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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-06
scHMITz, UNION LABOR,
Appears to BE Elected Mayor in San
Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 5.-Incomplete
returns from today's municipal election
Indicate that Eugene E. Schmitz, the
Union Labor nominee for mayor, is elected
by a plurality of at least 5000. a. r.
Wells. Republican. is second In the race,
and j. S. Tolin, Democratic candidate, a
poor third. The board of supervisors
will be Democratic. The remainder Of
the ticket Is divided between the Repub.
licans and the Democrats. The total
vote cast was over $500.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-06
ROBERTS AND cHLDs TO +.
Court Orders Former Applications
Turned over to Them

The order appointing =. p. Roberts and
the Torrens system was filed yesterday in
the district court. The order also vacates
the reference of the applications of Wal
ter B. Fraser Ida M Cooley, Frank II.
w. Cominors, Gustave A. Peterson, John
T. Stimmel and Winthrop H. Smith to
Judge Lancaster, and directs that the
applications be referred to the two new
anrOinteeS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-06
NO ACTION TAKEN.
Men VIII Ask for an Advance Over
Present Scale.

A conference of the executive commit
tee of the Masters Builders association
and four members of Carpenters union
was held last night FOR the purpose of dis
cussing working contract for 1902 Ow-
ing to the absence of one Of the members
of the master builders committee no def
mite action was taken. Preliminary mat
tiers We're talked over, but the demands
of the union were not presented. 1t is
expected that the old contract will be
affirmed, with possibly change in the
wage scale. The men at present receive
32ls cents per hour, and. it is said, want
an increase of 21a cents.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-06
DEMOCRATS SCORE TWICE.
Only Surprises in Connecticut We're
I'm Their Favor.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. 5.-Connec-
ticut today chose delegates to the first
constitutional convention to be held Ia
the state since 1873 OF the 16S towns In
the state 165 haYa haen heard from,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-06
Pope Has Not Reportea.

Public Examiner Pope. who haa haan
examining the books OF Sheriff Megaar.
den. has not yet reported to Gov. van
SAINT, -..'.'--.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-06

There Is scarcely any condition Of I'll keaIts
that is rot benefited by the o--asfo7af US Of :
RIP ANS Tabuis, and tn. price, 10 for s
cents. does not bar them from any hons Or
justify a?yoa= in enduring Ills that srs ezslly
cured For sale by all druggists.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-06

however, be acted upon by the legislature
which meets In 1898 before they can be
embodied in the constitution
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-06
Entertained Friends..

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Voegeli gave
their annual outing to Lake Minnetonka
yesterday. With a large uarty of friends
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-06

OHIO SAFELY REPUBLICAN.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-05
THE RACING CALENDAR.


GRAVESEND. oct. 5.-Results Of yes
terdays races, track fast:
First raCe-For maiden two-year-olds;
about six furlongs. Mlsidora CO'Counor),
To- l. won, Destitute Neany), 80 TO /,
second. Octoroon CMounce), to 2, third.
Time. ZIP 10
Second race-For al ages: handicap:
one AMI cue-liEhth miles. Rcxanc (Coch-
RAM. o. D. Won 81 Fiuuau o. D3Iyb.
y q" T. second. NcAdiie -. Martini. 70
.. third. Time. 1888 3-5.
Third raCe-FOr twC-year-0ldS. handi-
cap. i've and one-haG furIongs. ClOnmeI
lNondcrly). 3 To ]. won; Setaucket
tEurusD 90 2. second. jor danger
fed go'ConnOrJ, to 2, third. Time,
Fourth race For all ages; one and one
sixteenth miles. Iombrc o. Martini. ,
90 1. won. Peninsula lWOnderIy) 4 70 D.
second. Guntre tCochran), 6 to >. third.
Time. l.iI So
Fifth raCc-For maiden three-year-oIds:
about six furiOu@s- Scotch Bush tWOn-
cer!y), 10 ., Won, Lord Pepper lO'COn-
nor. TO 2, second. Bih tSIounCel s to J.
jnrI time, l.ll %.
sixth r&ce-F'Or tGree-ycar-Olds and up-
WARD selling, one mile and seventy Yards
Eedeck tEsdfern), TO I, won. PJtente j.
woods, 10 s, second; Criterion q.
Daiyl, 20 ], third. Tine, l.f5 2-5.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-05

GRAVEsEND. oct. 5.-Entries for to-
days races.
First race-For all ages: lightweight
handicap. about six furIongs.-C ervera.
$50, Stuart. 127; Musette, 49,; Isia, 49,
Man-o'-War 1913; Lady Of Valley. 12l,
E2undlee, Lady Sterling. I23, Touraine,
Eastilc. 20. RapPcnociIer, III, Shark. III
second race-SteepI,cha handicap; two
miiss--Dr. Eichherg. $50; Cock Robin. 157;
Jessie S 1sS. Sir Hubert. I43. Captain
FIerSal, l54, Wood Pigeon, l5I. BoOjUm.
10. tltrd wind. l4J. BsCChaual 49,, Sales
man. I@., became ron. lG6. CIashyr I42
.hlrd racc-Ine Prospect handicap. for
t'Fo-y'Jr-o-dS, about SIX fUrioUgs.- Smart
Set. 49, Chiffon. 1o9- Com Paul Il-- Mas
tsrman. JOS. Iguirer. 10: Caughuawaga.
lt5, Clearwater. lo5i Highlander, lu2, PEN
tecgst. Euelc Busch, 1905 Flora Pomona
s., Lord QueX, 81; city Bank. IS, ALBERT;
L0mbre. 90
Fourth race-The Oriental handicap: for
all ages, one and One-QUaTteT miles.-Ten
Candies, Adva ncc Guard, l2f. Blues, 49,
Gold Heels. III, CarbuncIe. los, Terminus
lnI, Baron Pepper, 100; kamara, 80, Alsile,
Fifth race-For thrce-year-oIds and up
ward selling. one and OnC-siEteguth
mi!es.-Alard ScheCk. JOS. Young Dixon
l05. Rohs. III; Lady Chorister 1G3; Aston.
S. Lee King, lyi; Alsike, San Luis, 100;
Sixth race-FOr two-year-0Ids: selling:
FIVE and oue-haf ugs--ShaudOnte
la-, Darlington. JOG, Hans Wagner, ll2,
BIJou. ociawaha, 80; Cassvile, ll2, o Ha-
gen, l0i: ASCENSION. lgj; Justice. lgi' Ilrl.
81. Hot. %. Virginia Grace. 100; Cornwall,
1o4, Misleacer, I2, Gibson Light. lO4, Ne
~ Dawn. 1gI. Blue Mantle. l02, BaTOuChe,
Iu3, kalOma. us, Cast Iron. lu5
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-05
Harlem Results.

HARLEM oct 5-Results Of yeste.-
days races, track fast:
First race-For two-year-olds; five fur
longs. john A Clarke CWiukheld), 8 TO 1.
won Our Pride tCoburnJ. 8 10 ]. second;
Lady Bird CBirkenruth), 8 TO /, third.
Tine, 1901 3-5
second race-For tnree-year-olds and
upward, selling; six furIongs- MOuntc-
bank (COturu), to ], won; Little Louis
UyHeJ. j. 10 /, second, Baugh Naugh
Gene CKnighU, , TO T. third Time, ia 40
Third Tace-Handicap for fOur-year-
Odds and upward, steeplechasc: short
course. Lord Chesterfield Or Taylor. 2
TO 4. won. QueeushIp Slater. 9 10 8. SEC
Ond. COrrIlIO &C.. JOhnsOnJ. 10 ;. third
Time. 3-53 Is
Fourth race-For three ear-oIds and
upward, one mile. The COnqueror II
B-keJ. 70 I, won; Ben Battle O.
HicksJ. to /. second. The I.adv CIeadt)
6 % .. third Time. $40 Is.
Fifth raCe-For twC-year-olds: five and
Oue-half lUrlOngs Julia Juukin wink
field. 3 10 !. won. Ho1dwink CSeatOnD. IS
20 l, second, Tommy Foster (kuightJ, 4
To !. third. Time. l-U6 IS.
sixth race-For thTee-year-olds and up
ward, selling, six furlorgs. Ereuid Jack
s0aJ, 10 .. won; r. g. Fox jWiukfeld)
20 ], second. J. II. Barnes fRicey to l.
third. Time, ia
seventh race-FOr three-year-OIds and
upward. selling. one mile and sixteenth
Hard Knot tknight( ] 10 3. won. Judge
EtdWiuc JaCksOnJ. 20 20 J. second. Sariila
KicoJ, to 1, third. Time. 1:46 Is.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-05

HARLEM. oct. 5.-Entries Tor today s
races
First race-For three-year-0Ids and up
ward; selling. six furlongs. Rival Dare,
III, Henry Of Frantsmar 100: Toah
Andes, JOS; Syria, School for Scandal IG5:
Likeness. lo4;- Hopscotch, Oliver Ne. lO3.
Miss Conrad, lG2. Rusadiah. 100. Small
Jack Emma r., IS; Kohuwreath So
Second race-F0r rwo-year-0lds. five
furiongs-Ed Austin. IL. J. V. Kirby. lO7.
Nellie WsddelI, Mdgi lO4; Jack Ratlin.
l03; Bessie Spahr, GalIantrie. 100. Elsie I.
Mabel Winn. 81. Huzzah. Duke Of Con-
uaugh 50. Dodie S. Lucretia Carmen
Fauuarlna, Stella Perkins. Pretorius. 81
Third race-For all ages. five furIOngs
hummer, III, M0ucynuss. Miss Bennett
George, los. AlZura, lj3
Fourth raCO-The Chicago Stakes: for
three-y edr-OldS and upward. one mile
George Arnold, II, JimiucZ, ll3- SevOy.
Headwater, Reseda, III, Valdez. Rolling
Boer. 10. Fancy Wood, lO2; Henry Bert,
ST. Marcos, lgl.
Fifth race-For three-year-oIds and I'M
Waru, handicap. one and One-sixteentb
miIes.-Piuk Coat Il6- Odnor C0UsfaIIa-
tor. 90: Denman Thompson, 80. MscGyIe.
Sixth race-For three-vear-olds and nm
miles -iiermencia, lU5; False Lead. I03-
Sari.la, SN. Adelaute, 81, John McGurll 30.
Seventh race-FOr three-y and
upward selling. one mile and nftv wards.
-kunJa, 10; Baird, l01, Former0. los.
Captain liamm, eros - l04; Brownie An
B.uckart. lpl. Fl Ghor, Miss Soak. 100.
Light Ban. 81. John W Patton. Miss
Dooley, Miss Liza. 50; Uncle Tom, s..
Bonnie Lissak, 80.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-05

five furlongs. Jigger CFauntlcroy). ; 10 /.
won; Mr.. Timberlske tTroxIerD. 3 to J..
second, Killmandscharo Dugan). 5 TO /
third. Time, I-G2a. -
Second race-For three-year-olds and
upward selling. one mile AntoIee
Gaunueroy). 4 TO 1. won; Tcucer CTrox-
ler). 4 70 !, second, Tulla FonsO Duganl.
) 10 l. third. Time. 1:4024
Third race-For three-year-olds and up
ward, selling, five and one lalf furi0ugs
SOuudly tTroxIer), 20 8, won. Leila Barr
CIV. Johnson, % to ], second. Heugist
CO'NeiIJ. 4 TO !. third. Time, l.OSlz
Fourth racc-FOr tWO-ygaT-OIds: selling.
six and One-half fwlOngs Jordan
CO'NoiD. To 8. won; Sambo DaIe). TO
5, second; Attelle CHOthersalD. 3 TO /
third. Time. l-2ls-
Fffth racc-FOr three-ycar-Olds and nm
ward, selling, one mile and a sixteenth
Jessie JarbOe Dugan). 3 TO ? won.
PicadOr dale. 10 70 !. second. Beana
CTroxlerD. 3 10 ?. third Time. I-f7lS.
Sixth raCe-FOr thrcc-ytar-olds ana I'M
ward seven furlongs. Schnel Laufer
Lindsey. 10 >, won; -Four Leaf G.
Dalel. 10 p second. Miss Theresa
CWainwrighD, ~ 70 I, third. Time. I.l4IS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-05
New York Cotton Market.
SENT TO ST. ELIzABETH,s.
Miss Mary Ball Benner Adjudged 10
BE Innane.

Mary Ball Renncr. forty-two years Of
age. has been committed 10 St EIizabeth-s
Hospital for the Insane. The question Of
her sanity was investigated yesterday by
a marshals july, which decided that her
mental condition was such as 10 warrant
her being cared for In some ASYLUM for
the insane.
Miss Renner, once a beautiful and &C
complished woman, lived with her mother
Mrs. COrnelia Bail Austin About five
months ago the condition in which Miss
Renner lived was called to the attention
Of the Health Department and an inves-
tigatiUn followed. II was found that she
was HFlng IN great want and that her
power Of reasoning was practically gone
hen the officers OF the Health D.uart-
ment entered the Renner home Miss Rem
ncr was discovered in a room in the third
story Of the building, crOUChed in a cor
ner and staring yacantly at the ceiling
Miss Renner is said 70 have ur0uertv
valued at about 5000 which is eucum-
DeTed 10 the amount Of $500
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-05
PUGILIsM IN BALTIMORE.
Ring Flights of Last Night Prove to
He FarcicaI

BALTIMORE, oct 5.-The fights last
night between Harry Lyons and Kid
Thomas and Joe Cans and Dan Mcconnell
were farces. Thomas war 10 put Lyons
out in eight rounds. and Cans was TO put
out Mcconnell in the same time Both
Thomas and Mcconnell proved that they
were little better than fifth raters. In
stead Of Thomas putting Lyons 20 sleep
the latter simply made a chopping block
OF the New Yorker Lyons landed when
and where he pleased. and Thomas seem
"a glad when the eight rounds were over.
Thomas Outweighed Lyons by az least ten
pounds
The Accommodations bout was ridicu-
lous- Cans could have knocked his oppo-
n,ut out in the first round II he wanted
to. Mcconnell fought like a novice. In
the third round Cans simply made a
punching bag out Of the %hiadelphian.
and the referee stopped the bout
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-05
IRRBGULARIIY IN STOCKS.
Early Gains Quickly Followed by
Quite Genera Declines.

The Bank StatemcEt shows n Gain
in Cash. but AN Increase In Loans,
which Results fu 4. Decrease in
ReServes-Competiti in Sugar.
NEW YORK. oct 5.-The lettering ten
denotes in prices evident at the close Of
business yesterday were resumed upon
the opening OF the stock Market this
morning. The gains in some cases Were
Of material proportions St Paul and
some other active stocks opened up over
a half point.
The trading WIS in fairly larg, volume
and well distributed Active features Of
the railway list were St. Paul the Atchi-
son shares, the Eri,s. Union Pacific. and
Louisville and Nashville In tho local
traction group Manhattan was the fea-
ture and little was done otherwise I'm that
direction.
The United States Steel shares were
comparatively quiet. but firm. Sugar Re
filming was weak on the development Of
new opposition concern announced this
morning The Copper stocks were less
active than for a number Of days. and
otherwise there were few transactions
among the spcCialtieS except in Pacific
Mail. which was strong
The London Stock Market was closed
today so that no influence was cXertCd
from that quarter After the initial deal
inEs the market developed more uncertain
tendencies chiefly because Of the publlca-
ton Of estimates indicating that uotwith-
standing the large gains the banks have
made in their operation with the Sub
Treasury. the weeks money movement
would prove unfavorable by reason OF the
heavy shipments of currency to the in
terror
The bank statement. when it appeared.
showed a gain Of cash Of more than 81
O0t.uO0 but a large increase in loans and
deposits that was unt NpCCted. So that
there was some decrease in surplus re-
serve. After the bank statement there
was rather pronounced downward ten
dCnCy in the quarters that had been week
earlier in the session.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-05
A MINISTER'S
DUTY.
A Glowing Tribute to the
Sterling Worth of Or. Ag-
news Catarrhal Powder,

When / know anything worthy OF rec
onmendation / consider Il my duty to
tell II, says Rev James Murdoch Of
Hamburg. Pa DT. AgneWS Catarrhal
Powder has cured me Of Catarrh OF five
years standing. IL Is certainly magical in
It's effect. The first application benefited
me IN five minutes Sold by r. s. WI
liams. Ninth and + Streets: Edmouds x
Williams. Third Street and Pennsylvania
Avenues
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-05
GraveSend selections.

First race-Stuart. Cervera, Musette.
Second TaCe-Sir Hubert, Cock Robin,
d. EichbeTg.
Third race-Masterman, Smart Set, Ed
die Busch.
Fourth race-Advance Guard Ten Can
dies. kamara-
Fifth race-Lady Chorister, Satire. As
tor.
Sixth race-Ascensiou. Zirl, Cast Iron.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-05
Brothers FIned for Di.ordcr.

John and Thomas Collins, brothers. Uere
charged ia the Police Court today with being
disordery. a policeman testified that a sister
Of the accused came 90 him last night and
told him they were az home on n Street sJutu-
vest. cur-ug and abusing their mother and
That she was afraid they would DO her bodily
harm. On this complaint he went 90 the house
and arrested them. tie gave John Collins a
very uuenvisble name SIdge kmbau fined
John $40. Vith the alternative Of serving thirty
DAYS in the workhouse, while he let Thomas
on with = hnc Of 8 " Eileen days
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-05
VIII of Rachael VI. webb.

The Will Of Rachael N. Webb. dated Novem-
Der J. 1900. was filed today for probate. By
its terms the deceased directed the following
disposition 10 be made OF her estate, To her
daughter Laura g. Robinson. all her jeuelry
and ornaments and oue-haf che remainder Of
her estate and the other Oue-haG TO her son
Charles " Hcuett for life When he dies
and in the event of his leaving no issue his
portion is 20 revert 90 Laura u. Robinson.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-05
ni,nr.... Prnceedings Rerun.

Proceedings for divorce were instituted today
by Daniel r. Padgett against ms wife, Mary
o. padgett on the grounds Of desertion and
abandonment Il is stated that the parties were
married i'm this CITY in Isss, and lived together
until 1895 when Psdgett declares his wife de-
serted him. John F. McNally is named As
counsel for the petitioner.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-05

First race-EivaI Dare, Toah Henry Of
Frdutsmar.
Second race-Nellie WaddeIl. Ed Austin,
MaEi
Third race-Moneymuss. Miss Bennett.
hummer.
Fourth race-Rescda. st. Marcos. Head
water.
Fifth race-MacGyle Pink Coat. Odnor
Sixth raCe-SaTilla- HermencIa, False
Lead
seventh race-Baird, Canova, Irish
Jewell
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-05
About 20 Engage in a Fight.

Eugene Smackum. ooi0red, Was fined s. In
the Police Court today for being dlsorderly IN
default be viii spend fifteen days in the work
house Smackum was about 10 srt into a fzht
with another negro, on 81 Street last night. w4eu
De was arrested. William Hammergroaser. when
called 90 answer similar charge, forfeited IS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-05
Cove. nment nondr.

The bank statement was d surprise in
TWO or three ways today. There were
predictions during the early part OF the
day that there would be shown "A loss Of
cash, consequent on heavy shipments Of
money To the interior. In this the esti-
mates Were incorrect, "a gain OF more than
million dollars in cash being shown. On
the other hand. il had been thought that
tho loan account would likely show some
decrease on account OF the liquidation
that has taken place during the past
week Here again the experts were At
fault, as the loans have increased almost
$6COJ.C10 As a result, with deposits in
creased $500 81. the reserve surplus has
decreased nearly Sl,O1g.Ol0 The figures Of
the statement were as follows. Reserves
decreased $4,000; loans increased S5g4S.-
so; specie increased $I,HS.3y0; Iegals de-
creased S16,gaJ, deposits increased SzI00.-
so. circulation decreased S544OO The
best explanation 1f the statement offered
d that considerable amount Of money
was borrowed from the banks on time
and then Immediately deposited subject to
check Ihls would explain the figures very
well Ii Will be seen that the dtp0sits
equal the total Of The increase in cash
ana the Increase IN loans very accurately
v hat the borrowers Of such a large
amount Of money have in view is not so
eaSy TO understand. Possibly they wish
To boom the stock market. Possibly they
expect money rates 10 be higher, and are
providing for funds in advance.
The market was fairly firm at the open
ing Of the session today, but soon began
its downward tendency again The Cop
per stocks, Sugar and a number Of the
railways were weak. but again the IN
dustri1ls were the chief sufferers Moth
ing could be- Judged from the course II
the mSrket. The bears are confident. and
not disposed 10 cover. and there is little
buying demands II is very evident how
ton.
Amalgamated Copper was az weak as II
has been at any time. getting at low as
81 and a fraction. Anaconda Copper and
tho same sensational way Nothing new
was developed regarding the copper stu
alton, and many beiive that these securi-
ties have had sufficient break.
The latest story regarding Sugar this
morning was Of new competition for the
Trust II is probable that there is no
foundation Tor the story any more than
there has been for the many similar fc-
lions IN the past In the estimation Of
many careful market people there is moth
Ing alarming In the situation Of the Su-
gar company and every reason TO believe
that IL vii continue 10 make good earn
ings and pay dividends Some loss NAV
have come 10 the company with others
IN the drop In the price OF raw sugar
This Is one Of the vicissiuudes Of the
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West Indies. Etc.


FRIDAY-(bJ At 7.I5 D. m. for BRAZIL. Der
g. g. Hevelius. from New YORK Mail for NORTH
I ERN BRAZIL. Argentine REPUBLIC. URU-
quay, and PARAGUAY must De directed Per
g. s. HeveIius-"
o. At 7:I5 p. IT. for ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
URUGUAY and PARAGUAY, per 8. o. Canning.
I from New NOgk.
Juan, CURACAO and VENEZUELA. per g. 3
Philadelphia. from New York Mail for SAYA-
NI!LA and CARTHAGENA must be directed
(9 At u.05 p. m. for FORTUNE ISLAND
JAMAICA, sANANILLA. and CARTHAGENA. per
s. 6. A.tai, from New York. Mail FOR COSTA
RIGA must be directed Per s. 5. AItai-"
(c) At II -05 p. N. for HAITI aud SANTA MAR
I TIA, per f. b. Andes from New i ork
(cJ At ll-Oj p. m for MATANZAS. CAIBA-
RIEN. NUEyITAS, GIBARA and BARACOA. per
s. s. Dlnda, from New York Ordinary mail
only which must be directed Per s. 8. DIN
lcJ At H.O5 p. m. for TURKS ISLAND and
from New York.
90 Al u-o5 p- m. for BERMUDA. per s. 8.
Pretoria. from New York.
Mails for NEWFOUNDLAND by rail % North
s. dney and thence via steamer. close here daily
except Sundays, ct 300 M. and On Sundays only
At Nh, ~ o' a. q, e S,oI IqA ~ {S 80 b..
thence via steamer. close here daily at s.I= p m
Trans-PacIfc Mails.
Mails FOR HAWAII. via san Francisco. cIose
. october q IN
elusive. Tor despatch per s. Alameda. fo)
Mails for CHINA AND JAPAN. via seattle
close here daily Al ESQ p m. up 10 October O
inclusive. FOR despatch per 5. Kara Naru.
Registered mail must be directed ''Eia seattle
Mails for CHINA JAPAN HAWAII AND
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS,. via San Francisco close
here daily at $50 p. IN, up 20 October To- in
elusive. FOR dcspztCh per s. CoUtic. ts)
Mails for TAHITI AND MARQUESAS ISLANDS.
via san Francisco. close here daily az $50 D. m
up 20 October T. inclusive, for despatch Der s.
s. Australia. tC)
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except West Australia.
which goes Europe, and New Zealand which
Vancouver. close here daily at 6-30 D. m after
September 2s and up 70 October r. inclusive for
despatch per b. Aorangi- Co
Nails Tor AUSTRALIA Except West Aus+raIi.
which is forwarded via EuropCJ, NEW ZEALAND
FIJI SAMOA. AND HAW All via san Francisco
close here daily at $50 D. m after October N
and up 20 October -. inclusive. for despatch per
s. g. SUn1ma. tO)
Mails for COCHIN CHINA are forwarded To
New York for connection with European steam
ers-
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS military MaiD de
spatched % san Francisco al all closes Tor mat
Office 10 connect with Government trsn.Uorts
the ssiIings Of which are irregular
REGISTERED NAILS Close a. the MAIN o.
FICE as follows. % At 90 D. NJ. same dav-
(c) al 500 p. m. same day: Cd al 500 a m
same day; % at 100 p m. previous dsv: Cn)
At 1900 p m. previous Saturday: a AZ 500
p m previous Gay to) al 6;VJ D. m previous
day JOHN A. MERRITT. Postmaster.
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR RENT-Remingtons. Smith Premiers, Dcns-
m0rcs. and other makes. s. month; typewriter
repairing; careful workmanship; very reason
able charges; investigate WASHINGTON TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. III 9th -. Hw. m27-9O
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SYLVIA-AT 467 G ST.
AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION SALE Oh. UNREDEENED PLEDGES.
] viii sell by public auction. az 4s- Eleventh
Street northwest THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10 AT
P ~, AT goods on which interest remains
unpaid consisting OF gold. silver. and metal
watches. diamonds. clocks chains rings level
~ of all kinds, clothing, books. musical instru-
wcUts- guns, rsyClye-,. mechanics tools sarcl-
els. cameras, survey and surgical instruments.
HENRY r. GRACE. Treasurer.
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ST. LOUIS. oct 5.--Results OF yester-
days races; track fast.
First race-For maiden two-year-oIds;
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Mrs Eleanor II. Griffin is about to be
gin tho construction of a residence on
Wisconsin Avenue on the tract known as
OAK View. 20 cost $500. John Simpson Il
Sons will bee the builders