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Carain & Richnrdson,s cirrnInr

$50 - ttFfuiUr.
Sarsill Richardson OF Houston say: The
weekly bureau report issued today was better
'han generally expected, and local market
operators who have been bullng for the past
week became heavy sellers. Cruising prices
70 decline sharply, january New York selling
from s.4S at the opening 10 s 2S the net de-
cline Tor the day 10 the different months bs-
ing 10 points in New York and p 10 % in
rev orleans The clearing weather in Texas
Mas IN incentive for considerable selling
from ms State. Our reports from Texas as a
RUE STATE mat clear weather from now on
WI cause vast Improvement in the crop
Ing IN the most dolefui Statements savIng
TWO weeks OF dry weather viii bring Weld
Tar IN excess OF last year This 81 course
can net be SAID Of all the State. although tho
possibilities OF the cotton plant dmrtrs Az ~
gust and September with plenty Of moisture
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CALDWELL Cuiiings.

Caldwell. Texas, August - ....j,.
commissioners court is sun ;" ,,,,. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 1uds en- 4i hass =
Hudson and Miss Nannis anting 10 qos
turned from their summer ~. uu, mcs =
RADIO. They report having nag
joyable time. ~. Brazos p'''''
r. s. Newsom, from Fne
has been in the CITY, shatsd. ~
Sickness is somewhat
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1hcse quotations are revised daily ana the,,
correctness can be relied upon The prices
are those ruling in Houston wholesale mar
kets.
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

New York, August H.-Wheat- receipts
1880; exports G3,799. Spot easy No. red
Slh fob aloat, 7SH elevator; No. / North
ern Duluth 1874 fob. ahoat: No l hard Du-
luth Sc fob. anoat Options easy at &c net
decline September 1874 December SlH
Hides firm. Leather steady. Wool dull Cot
ton seed oil steady
Kansas City. August .-Wheat-septem-
Der 6i7s; December 67%d67l4; cash No ?
hard 65i%dl67; No. . red 7O071 Corn-Sep-
TENDER SAG; December 32hd32A: cash No. .
mixed and white &c. Oats--Ne > white %
Receipts-Wheat $4,000; corn II 400: oats
5000 ShIpments-Wheat 35S coo; corn $500
oats none.
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COFFEE.

New York August Coffse-Spot Rio
barely steady; No. invoice o.. Nlld-Qu'et:
oordova nominal. Futures opened steady
10 points decline Srd ruled quiet with
weak urdertone. following adverse European
and BreHilan cables heavier recelnts 81
RIO and Santos small warehouses deliveries
slack spot demand and nh9rnce ~ plhhc
speculation and the increased desire 70 | dui-
date long accounts Closed steady IN tone 10
10 20 poirts on Total sales 26.n0o hays in
Guiding Septcmber 7.6067 .65; october 7G5:
November 1Sh7 So; Dece nher 7S55G7 o. /;
$40; Nav s 10.
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nuTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, AUGUST IA utter-Firm: cream
cry 1920 creamery t4H61S. Cheese Firm.
ssgll Eggs Firm; fresh 10.
New York August IA EGGS Receipts a.
Ml nnckaces Steady Western al mark ia
lSts for averars lots: Western loss IN 1876
kansas City, August H.-Eggs- Higher.
iresh Missouri and Kansas stock ~ cents.
st. Louis August EgGs-Hsh. lie.
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nR1rn rRrIrs ~ Nrrs.

APPLES--FLuey eNapoEte1. JG-io boxes.
nc; i-lh cartons. Sc, chOluo cyaporated, &c.
AtHlCOTS- Per h. loose i254c
ClTBON In lU-lh boxes, i1y.
CURRANTS In bills, &c; 2j-lh boxes. clean.
ed bulk 1870; LID cartons SH|4c
DATES-llb packages lUc 6a-ib boxes 7c.
FlGS-Califurp'a l2i2c; imported ljulSc.
PEACHES Choice new stock DC
RAISINS-CalifoInia 3-cruwn. l., l.. boxes,
s. %; u box L. l.. raisius 500 o., 2-crowG
! Y 5a.sirs' 5o,,b 6oaes' ne; @'ero"n
PRUNES California 5O-60s tac 6O-70s &c.
io-s0s DC SU-g0s size g0-l0)s o.
NNry Brazil zoe per III hlborts. Sicily l2c,
Naples l2isc' walnuts liMlic, peanuts fancy
haud picked 5hn5iac: No. Vac almonds
Trraroaa l6c ID In sacks; italian ahesruut'
l0c, pecans selected Toe.
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ST. LOUIS.

sc Louis, August l4.-Cattle-Recepts $780,
including $500 Texans. Market slow and
lower; native shining and export steers 100
N5.70 dressed beef and butchers sle7rs 4. so
az So steers under 1000 pounds si0G5 90;
stockers and feeders 8 20d430; COWS and
heifers 2.oOd4.i5 bulls 3.00fl4 90. Texas and
indian steers 3.001i 20; COWS and heifers
8 i0d4,70 hogs, receipts 800. Market rong
on light other steady. pigs and ! ehts 2oD
80 hackers 5.0d5.30; butchers b.20G5 S7ia
sheep Receipts 2iOG Market strong tor
sheen steady FOR lambs. Native mnttons 4 90
o. 90. lambs i,Go66 35: culls and bucks 1 80
GiO0, stockcrs .25Gi 30
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Decrease.
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
Today. NpEterday.
Rclchsmarks. CONNER
Less lis
EinnnrinI Cnl,I.

New York August 1.-THE Commercial
Advertisers London financial cablegram says;
Business Increased slightly in the markets
here today and the tone was better on the
temporary easy money market, although a
stringeucy here is feared in the autumn. Lon
don bought some Americans, but sold on the
news of c. p. Huntingdon death. although
later it was recognized that no stock would
be thrown on the market in consequence Of
his demise
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THE SHEPPARD RIFLES
CaDtniD Harris Feels Conhdeh'
rsr.tt Ca 40 china.

Captain Harris Feels Conhaen'
VIII Go 10 China,
Texarkana, Texas, August IA u.
John N. Harriss or the SheppAN =,
at this place has enrolled 800 s'ap1 II
in his companyand is placing NIX IS, y
a fine military footing. He says %rsa|
confidently expects to be oroeler s nd
with his command and mas sVa AT N
limitations from washington y Tin N
feet. 10 ~ man my COMPANY d u
low me, said Captain Harris III v
reporter. "and II we do 80 ~ ne isl1
heard from. for we are all On
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS

New York august l4-clearngs Sal. 1885,
90 balances S9.S63522.
Paris. AUGUST li.-Three nor cent rentcs
lCof i0c for tho account. exchanges on London
2of l1lhc for checks.
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots, fob. cars FROM miliers; deal
ers charge from store StNlOe more per l1u
lbs on bran. 2Gi3c per bushtl Oh oals and corn
and l0ul5c per 100 lbs on hay,
BRAN--Per 100 pounds i2uiic.
WHEAT sHQRrs-Per 100 pounds $1,000
CORN-No 9 sacked 52653
CORN CHOPS Mixed and pure 81 0lDi OF.
OATS-Choice bright Texas 25~H2G}z
clipped ais 2I92S.
IlAY-Alfalta 81 50T12 90; ner ton: tim
othy si5.5oGl6 50. South Texas pra RE hay
t5.ooQs.5O Nortn Texas and Territory 50 SO
6lc.0O.
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New York Money .

per cent Prime mercantile paper 495 per
cent Sterling exchange soft with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at t.&I's for demand
and at 4S7s for sixty DAYS posted rates
S4iad4 SLY and l.SSAG4S9. commerce a
Ills 4.S3LGi. S3s4. silver certificates 6ll56
62i9 bar silver 61is Mexican dollars 49,.
Government bonds strong: State bonds in
active: railroad firm
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TANNrn oOODg

CANNED -Pineapples. CAB eye
less ana ooreless 81 S5fl2 80: 2-lb extra grated
81 o0@2 25 2-lb standard sliced $500 pears.
2-b standard s0ci peaches e-lb standard
81 1901. a5: standard 81 2lai 30 e-lb seeonds
81. loGl.l Is. S-ib standard 81 .90 2-lh pie 81 90
a 10,
GAINED VEGETABLES Tomatoes. alb.
full weight s5s1a0c 9-lh. iui weight ssh
iuc okra aud tomatoes 2-lb, SOC: Lima beans
2-lh, fnil weight, nc: string beans. e-ib full
weight lac; a No strnsless beans, .-l6.
fell weight, 81 80 red lddaoy beans s-ln full
weight s5c@Sl.0Q marrow ia; peas 2-lh mii
woight Si,7oGl .2l, carly June peas fancy.
. N. fun weight, $3.50: American petji pois
peas, fancy alb, full vega, 81 ss4l IS:
asparagus California. 2h-lh, 81 90. corn Ap-
turn cream. 2-lh full weight 81 iOql is, A
No l a-ln. fun weight siSdI 10, 1ina
Ridge. 2-lb. S0Ts5c
CALIFORNIA FRulT-Extra standard gis d.
/ N peaches lemon cliug, So i5m9. %. yellow,
Crawford sls5fig CO. black cherries 81 i0Ss
2.l5: white cherries. s. 1912 t5 eprcots 81 IL
"a SO strawberries s. s. pluns 81 s5Qi "a:
ID ian extra standard prices.
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KANSAS CITY.

NSpeClal 10 ne EoSll
Stock Yards Kansas City, Mo, August IA
The following sales OF Texas and Indian
Territory catue were made here today: Sugss
Bros. Sugden, /. T. IN pound steers, 49,
1917 pound steers, %; 1911 pound steers $40
G. :. Ellis, Henrietta, Texas ~ pound
COWS. . 80. Van Tuile n Co. Colorado City
Texas T97 pound COWS, 2.S5; 644 pound cows
= So. f. 5. Miler. Henrietta, Texas, 5t7 pound
COWS, 2.65. Humphrey d Co, Vlnita, !. T..
$40 pound cows, sou.
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THE LOCAL MARKET.
There was some sllght Improvement,

There was some slight imnroyemort m
business Yesterday on account of the clear
Ing up OF the weather. A GOOD deal Of tho
carried over stock was worked OF and nI
the noutry was cleared up and al good prices
for fst chickens. Quite a iot of ducks IN
accumulated but they were also disposed
| OF at fun quotations As soon as tho streets
become passahle and podders can got about
the citv. trade will pick 10 considerably
In fact city trade is quiet simply because OF
the rains making the streets and roads
auagmiros.
Druggists report an advance IN cocaine
OF 90 cents an ounce. Morphine aud opium
are also advancing. on account OF the de-
mand for war purposes in the manufacture
| OF cans curboiic acid is expected TO be nd
raneed IN prize. Quinine rs strong IN ne
count Of tho short supply of bark and the
advances made at the sales in Amsterdam.
Jobbers are particularly careful in tho
handling OF condensed milk these davs as
some of the brands on the market arc not
always pure and fresh.
There is some weakness in coffees and
pr'ees are slightly lower
Sugar is down y cent in response to a de-
cline in primary markets.
Local fruit iobbcrs are taking considerable
interest in the sale OF lemons which takes
place In New York today.
Fruit reeeipts were moderate for Tuesday.
but prices were shaded in some Instances on
account of bad condition.
Sugar planters saw that II they have a
dry september the cane will make roo l
crop Of sugar.
Texas eggs are scarce aud in demand.
The stock setting at present commands top
pricez.
The Yates Produce company received yes
Iterday the FIRST carload Of nalinger melons
LOT the season, which are very Gne, the aver.
lage weight being forty pounds Two more
ioars arr expected this week
HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations on Round Lotl
OF staple Commodities.
1hese quotations are revised daily and thei,
correctness can be relied upon The prices
are those ruling in Houston wholesale mar
HEAVY STABLES.
AMMuNITION--Pow ener k.y q. oos,
J as. blasting powder SIS ner ncx dro,
shot per sack 50: buck sl.SC.
DAOoN-Eatra short clear, Ia sacks. sac
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FRUITS


APPLEs-Texas, 60G7ae Der crate: boxes
crosse; Missouri 81 pc, htrrrl
APRtC0TS- Per crate, 81 .75G..0o
CANFALourEs- Per crate t09e0c.
COC0ANUTS-per sacN s. 500 100.
LEMONS Extra fancy Messinas, Sc co: fan
cy Messiuas 81. 50 choice MessinaB, 81. 75fh
90: fancy CALIFORNIA;, 81 50d5.0o.
PEACHES Common 2OQ25c per peck; fancy
$50 40c, i-basket crates. common 356l40c; 4
basket crates, fancy h0376'.
rFfRs-Lo Conte. smooth ana well coll
orcd, ioNS0c per hushel; green unsalaDie.
unstable.
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London. August 4Consols for money
9S DIG consols for account sS7s. Far silver
steady at 2SMd per ounce. Money 2h@5ia pr
cent ire rate Of discount for shor, bills
is 4 per cent for three months bulls / per
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New Orleans August IA Sugar Quiet.
centrifugal 0ff59s; seconds 3Gt4 9-l6. Mo.
lasses nominal
New York AUGUST ii,--sugar- Ssw hrmcr.
fair REFINING AZ, c,utrifngal Is test AZ. Mo-
iasses SUGAR 10 Rehned--Firm.
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in the ground is phenomenal. We refer to the
fall seasons OF 1881, 1891 and iS9i. The re-
port from the old States, In our opinion, IA
quite bulish, and we should remember that
Texas is not quite the whole show.
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METALS.

New York August i4-Pig iron warrants
quiet Su-S0 Load ana shelter aul and am
changed al 81 % ana "a i7,sa4 29h respect
lively Tin easy at S8l 3543i So. Copper dull
and unchanged
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yhe following are the receipts OF cotton BY
the various railroads entering the city Bales,
Houston and Texas Central. .....,,....4...
International and Great Northern .......
Galveston, Harrisburg and san Antonio.
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass".....,.. l.
-.
Frn,oi
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United States Rubber pref. 80. ~
Western Union ..,..,....... 1.220 Slh
Total sales 2D7. SEQ
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HOUSTON nANK cLEARINag

Following are the clearances OF Houston
banks for the week thus far and for the cor
responding time last year. together with the
increase or decrease:
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WIRE AND NAILS.
WlRE--Galyaulzed Gudden $50; Wauke-
gan SS.Sj
NAlLS-2.s5 base. Advances Tor COM
mon oyer base: I'd, zoe I'd, I5c 4d and sd SOC,
sd zoe. sd Zoe; l0d aud l6d. &C. Quotations
are Tor less than car lots.
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Following is the range OF prices for the
a'iiyo months IN New York and Ncw or
leans
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government Report llnd mac t:mcc

especial To THO InEt.I
New York. August a s. Num- Son s. CO.
ray: Cotton declined 1G to Il points. closing
steady, with estimated sales Of 100000 baies
A reaction at Liverpool after an carly adj
vance; cessation Of tine Texas rains Liver
pool Southern and local selling for both sides
Of tie account caused the decliue. The gov
eminent report was unfayorabo but it had
little cfect causing a rally of only to 6
points, after which prices again weakened.
closing al the lowest
showers were reported in tho Carolinas.
bdtesburg. $. C.. reports: Complaints that
Tie crop will be short
oarmine Texas; Cotton looks we'll. but has
little fruit
Albany, Ca. Cotton in Southwest Georgia
VIII open with rush in a few weeks Esti-
mated not less than 100 90 bales viii pass
through local warehouses and compress Con-
oit.on NJ crop wonderfully improved
Caldwell. Texas. Not much damage except
In Brazos bottoms. where crop Is going to
stclk and not frutins we'll
some Alabama dispatches reported improve
ment In the crop and expectations % a good
Weld with late frost. Port receipts OF only
i bales. against 1858 last year, had no ef-
trct
Many considered tho government report
more favorable than expected II tho Caro-.
linas md Georgia get good rains there is
nothing in tho situation TO prevent lower
prices.
Spot markets continued dun and short IN.
terest has been largely eliminated We favur
increasing lines as the market recedes
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nou.ten pnIIy stntemen..
mounton compnrntive statement.

Gross receipts thus far this wesk.... ~
Gross receipts 3iT days this yoar.... 1, 746,d5l
Gross receipts 246 days IN iSls 70 i66, W
Gross receipts 3i1 days in lS979S. ....l, 335,l 40
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New York August li.-Todays stock
market gave marked exhibition of strength.
rofectina as it did an upward movement in
all classes OF securities. No doubt the chtel
impetus TO the rise was manp llative orders.
PARTICULARLY in the steel group. Reports Of
possible amicabo adjustment Of the wage
schedule was responsible for rise of J
uoiHis in American tin plate. As Yesterday
tn leading rartoad shares occupied COM
mauding position in the market. EXCEPT on
ally lars blocks Of the Atcbson grangees
and Pacihcs being taken at mproy,m MS
ranging from a iprge iracton t. ~ Il 81
l'auL As the cncGuve buYiuG OF inc r3ii-
road stock became NOR marked. many OF
thee dsually inactive stIcEs participated N
TIA dcahngs and impruved materially. Be
apitl the exceptionally ueavv gold engage
mentS for eNpert tom1lIew. aggregatiAg
>e,lb-.eoo no change ~ TN local monetary
sluauou occurred. Tue subtr asury state
mont showed q net cash gdin OF S},6l4 40
on Yesterdays operations. wHue us don't
balance az the clearu- house today increas d
to Sl.95G.iI6. In the closing delllngs Of the
Stock market there were indications that the
short lines were being reduced and Or ces
cuutd at about the hgnest The bond market
was quite firm. Total sales, par value.
500 co..
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COTTON FUTURES SLUMP
Weekly Weather Bureau Report Was Better
Than Looked For.
NELL sfyprcTfD TO BE RATHER BfARiSf
Liverpool and American Markets All
closed mt n Loss After bnreau
Was Made Public.

For such good start, yesterdays cotton
market made a bad ending The decline was
entirely unexpected and was due TO a moro
favorable weekly weather report than was
expected. 1t was also intimsted that Neil
was about TO issue a bearish circular, and
this al course sent prices down. Although
Neil has missed the yield further than any
other prophet the English contingent still
pm their faith to him. II he says horse
is sixteen feet, that is the height of the horse
He has already been the cause OF the South's
losing millions. and during the present sea-
son he has been responsible for the British
spiuuers' losing few pounds on the mar
ket.
In The great cotton producing section OF
Texss-the Brazos and Colorado river bot
toms--the crop this year is almost failure.
Parties in from the Brazos yesterday said
the squares had been falling OF aud that
whore bclls had formed they were rotting.
This condition prevails all over South Texas.
according to planters who are interested aad
who are conservative. They say the outlooil
is bad and yet other reports declare that tho
reverse is the case 1t has ralncd every day
for weeks past and yet there are those who
report cotton as doing we3l simply because
It is all going to weed and looks we'll Farm
ers all over the coast country say the crcr
VII b very short the rains have ruined
What little chance they had month or a
fortnight ago.
however the market Is sensitive and is "a.
ltsacruhie to the weather changes as is thC
barometer.
In spots Galveston advanced prices re ant
New York reduced quotations 1sc Iyerpoo
is up l-S&d, but sales were small
FUTURES in Liverpool closed az "a dnrtfpt
OF 2-Gi OF far to Asa on near positions
New YORK futures opened with near months
OF and far ones up There was tbcn
stump and the close showed net decline O
j 10 l6 points.
New Orleans titures opened UNCHANGED "a
; points up and closed at dcclme of n II
only points.
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Houston spot auotations.

spotl CLOSED steadyi nrlcos unehangedi SaIcs
IS bales.
The evening times., 1900-01-10
BY DJNCANsON BROS. AUCTIONEEBs


TRJ STEE~. SALE OF SEWN LOTS on TIE
NORTH SIDE tF kALORAMA AVENUE BE-
TWEEN EIGHTEENTH STREET EXTENDED
AND COLUMBIA ROAD. EACH IMPROVED
By An UNFINISHED DWELLING HOUSE
By virtue oi seven certain dcCcs 90 trust. dated
the ZH-G day &C MAY, A. d., 1889. and recorded
arauU tIg land record, ef Oh. District 1t CaTrrrl
ir lu-r -5s5, tr-in, respectively 225 % seq SD gt
-e9 LJl Cr s-Q-- SIS tr s-Q-. of2 q sCq $40 II
-lg and 15I Cr >rU., and at the request Of cor
tain oi the holders OF -he notes secured thereby.
.yr II offer s.u-r-tHlE lL public auction ia f-1r
Of Ile premises sn MONDAY. THE FIFTEENTH
DAY OF JANJAEl- 4 D., 1900. commencing AZ
{ O'Clock p. u-, the following described prop
e--v S.tuate Iu the county of Washington District
parcels ci lard and premises known and di~tin-
guianrd as ana being lots numbered twrltv-yarcn
t21. fwCuty-gi-l- l->l. tweufy-uile co. thirty
one tSD. thists s-tlree ;13l. thir,y-io,.r tsB aad
sub ivI~ion q lots IN block numbered ssz 90
washington Heights" rs per plat recorded in
b--s County NJ. '-, page ., of she records of
Tho Surveyor CfCo. ui the District Of Column
bil. together with tHe Improvements thereon.
Terms Ct sale on each property. Onc-third
Of the purchase UuUCy 20 he paid iu cash and
the balance % De paid IN two equal irstsumCuts.
respectively, III one and two years. secured by
deed Ci trust upon the property seid, with inter
thereon payable semi -IuUI ily Ir tie rate 0f
r per cent DIR aunum until paid. OF all cash at
he option OF the purchaser. 4 deposit OF 500 on
zch property VIII be required at time of sale
Sale TO BE- closed in fifteen days from day Of sale:
o-LgrVlsz the property viii hc resod II the risk
ard cost of dcf8uiting purchaser after FIVE dlys'
advertisement ia some newspaper published in
the District Cf Columbia COHvtyluCing and
revenue stamps at cost o. purchaser.
RRAINARD IT, WARNER.
CLARENCE B. RHEEM
JaS. .dNds. .eNS.eIn Trustees. SIC -. NV.
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Southern Ry.

C~chcduIe in effect December 10. ls95)
Al ,Igins 4rriye and leave Pennsylvania Pas
son A u-DziIv local for Dsavil, Char.
Iotte anI Vay stations connects a. MANASSAS dziiy
for SrrasburE. Harri-gubur-, and S.zuntou daily.
sx.eut $500. srd la Lructlua- ui.h tse N5rE5i[
a-d -Ncstrlu daiy, and usth G. -E ~. r. r. for
Natural Bridge daily. and Lexington daily, eI.
Cept sunday also connects a. Calv1-,oR f3g War
Teutou-
his A. M--Dal.v. the UNITED STATES FAST
MIL, Pullman slccUe-s New No-l AID Wash
luEtCu u jacksonville. ulirIr- a. -ailaiBurv wi h
Pullman Sleeper for AsheyiI- and H1t springs,
Au.r-ta. Connects st Columbia ,,isf SLEEPER f5r
Charleston. Fuurra. Sleeper. Ncv Y.-k 10 NCpy
grIaars ul5r5l.- a. Charlotte with Isrrl.r-u 1cert-
t.r A--llt1 solid trai-. u4--Iug..r ro Nea or
lr1rs Without change. Dining ta- service
I.st 4. N-U-I.y. local .oT ClarlrJ-esy--t,, @,
connecting no Caiysrt-u ier W4-reateu-
s-gI =. N.-Llcl- iY- FrEt Royal. >--lsh-r-.
an II4-ri-c.lG-g. daily. except SUNDAY
$50 J.. M.-u1iy. local FOR CEar.1ttesyi.. ..e,
CuErells az CaIyg-tla t-- Nlrre--cu-
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New York ard Washington t1 Tampa and faIs
Tampa VIA -lgasszl and J--Es11yiLIa. and %
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Aiken Through coach Washington 70 J1-E-
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TANOOCA LIMITED" VIA Lyucl-arE. w.tl
through >l-cpcrs nom NyU ) 4o-e and Hs=L-rss-a
ro Memphis ard New Orleans. through B-lsll-
through cu1cH Washington % Nsmlrs f--iss
and Dds-ryatl1a Gag between RaL----- Na-, ami
Alfalfa. Ala cafe Car service
1888 P. M--D-iiy. WASHINGTON AND
-DJ-TEW ESTEkN AESIlBJLE LED LIMITED, CONF
posed GO Puiluaa yc-tibulcl Sircper5, ull.as
Cars ard DJy CcscuCs, Pullmlu >-erpc-s, NcT
York 90 Nashville. Tenn. VIA AsaeTlite, Knox
vile. and Chastsao- sai New YORK to Memphis
via Llru-I EraIl. NeW ACrh - NeW Dr-cails. VIA
Atlanta and uout@omc-y- Pullman, Library. and
Observation Car between New lorN ard Masa-
iu.tCn and Atlanta Connects GO High PCilt, y.
C.. with train Ter F,neaurst, y G. Extra Draw
iaa-rlum Sleeping Car. between New CrS. " ASH