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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12

BALTIMORE, MD. Oct. u.-FLOUR-
Quiet and unchanged Wheat-Firmer,
spot and October. 72@721sc.; December,
73A@731sc.; southern by sample. 6o@72Ac.
Corn-Firmer; new or old November,
521.sc.; year. ASK @4sc.; January. 471a@l7Sc.;
No. white. 35h936c.: No. 2 mixed, 100
72l1sc. Rye-Fir1n; No. 2 western. b5qo5Ac.
Butter-Firm and unchanged: fancy in1i-
tation, 19R20c.; fancy creamery. 2211sQ2Sc.
Eggs-Firm and unchanged; fresh. &c.
Cheese-Firm and unchanged; large. 1880
l1s.c.: small, 12141l21sc. Sugar-Firm and
unchanged; fine and coarse granu1ated,
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0eaev Loaned Saiaried People

rntaN merchants, teAmSteFs. boarding
SoH01e W1th001 SECURITY. largest business,
~ q 169ochal catlo0. 3OkDAN. RAnD
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M,,,er winston, Esq, Of Sidney. H., Is
visiting relatives In Richmond, and is
51. auest Of John T. doddln, No. COZ
west Grace Street. I
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OH like bread. Is ! necessity Of life.
!. is used In the palace and the hovel.
tits used for heating and for lighting.
Its the basis Of many Of our most val.
liable medicines.

Then:
II this be So there can never be over
production of oil. And whoever becomes a
producer by buying the stock Of an OIL
company, which has good paying wells,
Is certain Of steady. large and SAFE
income.
The R!ehlands OH Company Of I Ken ZEN
having every factor that makes success
certainty. An abuncanee Of 5s ;Itrtct;
wells already sunk OF great productive.
ness, and Others being bored. A safe ana no
economical business management, any ~
the Standard Oil Company fastening 20
our door with its pipe line and their. TANKS
to be ready by October 18th instant
The increase In the value Of our leases
makes them worth the par value OF our
stock With the completion OF each wen
our stock will be raised 10 OTIS. snase
We have ten new wells underway. One
will be finished N ten days;
Our stock 10 SLIGO par, selling now az ~,
40 cts. The dividends in SIX months Will
equal its present value.
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MONEY AND ExcHAseE-Moncr on

MONEY AND EXCHANGE-MoneT on
can closed steady with a1l loans at per
cent: prime mercantile paper, per cent
6teriing exchange nominal with actual
business in bankers bills at A.s6.sI5 for
demand and at s4.3.N6 FOR sixty days:
ported rates A.s4 and s4.S1: commercial
Bills, sl.s2aN SLY Bar silver. 5elf; Mexi-
oan dollars. 40A. Government bonds
STEADY: Stabe bonds inactive: railroad
bonds easy.
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Cotton futures opened Arm: closed bare

Cotton, dull: midaling SIS; gross re-
ce;pts, 3a23 bales: stock. Ss4S9 bales
Total to-day at all seaports-Net re:
ceipts, 4S.7l7 bales; export to Great
Britain, 1855 bales: to France, 1901 bales;
to the Continent. 44,066 bales; stock, 1,16Q.-
10 bales.
ceipts. 1917 bales; export to Great
Britain, 1856 bales: to France. u.Sm
bales: to the Continent. 44,o86 bales.
Total since September 1st at all sea-
norts-Net receipts. 1866, S45 bales; export
10 Great Britain. sos. 4H3 bales: to France.
u2,552 bales; to the Continent 4Ss.eso
bales.
NFw# ORLEANS. Oct 11.-COTTON-
The spot cotton market was fairly ac-
tive and the transactions We're larger
tian usual for Saturday half holiday.
Gmta tions unchanged. Under the influence
~ TdTer,,ool tn culture market opened up
80 no;nts and advanced 3 points addi-
tynnal hut under a mild rush Of selling
or,iers nrices fell away with only occa-
s;onaS Slight upward fluctuations until
ne nrevious bull advantage had been
lost and the market was forced to clos
Ing that showed net declines from yester-
dav,s range Of 6 points ell along the line
"a Gofton futures closed and steady: Oc-
+oher 500 bid: November. seas p; De-
cemi,er. S.&@S29: January S:sssqS;sS, Feb
MARY S. s3GS35; March, 6.oS4SSs; april,
SsaGS. Il: May, S.42@S-a4.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

" Lynchburg, Va, Oct. u, 1s02:S
Receipts of tobacco in the warehouses
of the city are very nght, the offerings
If .yhich has not been satisfactory.
prices for common grades rule high. For
The better grades prices have shown a
Quot atoms are as follows:
800 e8 DARK GRADES.
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PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA, Oct. 11-PEANOTs.
stock. Fancy, 3@31sc.;; strictly prime Soc.
pl PETERsBURG, VA. Oct. n-PEA-
NTITS-Marlket quiet
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EAST BUFFALO, N. z, Oct. n.--cAT.
TLEIReceipts, 200 head, steady. Veals@ Is
Receipts light; 25150c. lower. Tops, $50
So: common to good. s5.50@7.75. Hogs
Receipts. 100 head; l5@2sc. lower. Heavy,
1907. IS; mixed. s7.1oG7 90; workers. $3.50
ITO: light yorkers. s5:soa6.eo pigs, ss:7o@
grassers, s6.5oa6. So; diaries, s6s0@1 10.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts. 7,4oO head;
sheep steady; lambs loa15c, lower; Top
ambs. S5.5od5 go: culls to good. A:2b@5. 40;
$500: sheep top. mixed, 1864; culls to
good, Sl.75@3.S.
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port NEWPORT NEWS, OCT. Ii, 1902.
: ARRIVED.
!. Steamer Albano, Hamburg.
Steamer Soestdyk, Rotterdam and Am
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD, Oct. 11.-seaboard
Air Line common, 2s@2SSs.: do. preferred,
61sa47. Seaboard 4s, s41s9S4ssc.
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CHICAGO. ILL, Oct 11.-CATTLERe-
ceipts. 500 head. including no Texans OF
westerns; steady. Good to prone steers
nominal at s7.4o@s.5o; poor to medium, g; Is
cows ,9 sl.40@4.75: heifers. s2.5@5.50; can
ners, M.4o@2.50: bulls. s2.2544.75; calves.
Is. 1901. 50: Texas-fed steers. 1904; western
steers, ss7@6. Hogs-Recelpts to-day, 3,s!e
mead: Monday. 5000 head: left over. 1000
head; steady to 1oc higher. Mixed and
butchers. Sc: @7.so; good to choice heavy,
sS.NW. IS: rough heavy. ss.4096s5; light
sa.4o@6. IS; bulk Of sales, s6.109S s7h;
Iambs steady. Good to choice wethers,
s3.50Ge4; fair to choice mixed, $2.25@3:40;
western sheep. s2.sN@3.75; native lamb7
,3.5o@5.75; western lambs, s375G5.1b.
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PROTECT LADIES
IN PETERSBURG
An Appeal from Philip Drunk to
Philip Sober.
TRY TO EMBRACE YOUNG LADY
Then When in His Right Mind Sent Her
Letter Of Apology, Which She Ac.
cepteo-Mayor Fined Him $50, Say.
ing Women Must Re Protested.
fsnecial pisnatch "a m. r,m.. !,

Special Dispatch to The Ilmes.a
PEVbnobuhu,V VA, Octoaer u.-Mk.
and Mrs. Philip Crovl, OF beaver. Pa,
celebrated at the Imperial hotel, in this
city last evening the thirty-sixth ami
versaEy OF their marriage. The occasion
proved exceedingly pleasant ana delight
ful. Mr.. Crowl is Union veteran OF the
Civil War. having served with distlnc-
ton in the Roundhead Regiment OF
Pennsylvania, commanded by Colonei
Penticost. He was wounded at the pat
tie Of Fort Steadman, and the bullet that
nearly cost him his life he now carries
as souvenir. He was married to MISS
Libert. OF Mercer county, Ia, OctopeT
10, 1856
AN INCIDENT.
Mr.. Asa D. Rogers, Of this city. VINO
while intoxicated last Friday, attempts
to embrace Miss Eva B. Pulley on Boil
tingbrools Street. was fined $50 by Mayor
Jones to-day for disorderly conduct on
the street. Mr.. Rogers was arrested on
complaint of Miss Pulley and was releaseo
on bail. AS soon as possible Mr.. Rogers
sent the young lady letter OF apology
for his conduct. She accepted the apol-
ogy, and sent q letter to Mayor Jones,
saying that she desired to acknowledge
in writing that she had received saus-
faction for the injury done her. and mad
no desire to prosecute Mr. Rogers. Mayor
Jones, In addressing Mr.. Rogers, ex-
pressed his pleasure at the anlcable SET
tement
Our women must DO protected from
insult he said, mo matter by whom OF
fered The high and low. rich and poor.
white and black shall have the same
kind Of Justice
TABLET IN BLANDFoRD-
The Daughters OF the American Revo-
luton will place Revolutionary memo
rial tablet in old Blandford Church Oc-
tober Goth. The anniversary OF the sur
render of Yorktown, will be celebrated
for the benefit Of this cause. State Sen
ator John Goode will deliver an address
that evening.
The delegates elected to the Lynchburg
convention Juno 18th were regent Mrs
E E. w. Finch; alternate, Mrs. Rosa Hill;
delegate, Mrs. T. B. Bond; alternate,
Miss Charlotte NJ. Bird.
John Bias. tramp. went into the sta
ton house last night without any coat.
Bias says while walking across the iron
bridge on the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road, near this city. he fell to the ground
and was knocked unconscious: that when
he recovered his coat had been stolen
When he left the station he said was
going to Richmond
Messrs. Boyden and Vaux. OF Washing
ton. will give a stereoptican exhibition
at the Y. M. c. "A. Tuesday evening I'M
der the auspices Of the Daughters of Lib
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CATILE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Oct u.-BEEVES-Re-
sales reported Dressed beef steady; city
dressed, native sides. 71aG12lac. per pound;
Texas beef, 51sG7c. Cables last received
quoted American steers ut 12@l31ac., dress
ed weight; refrigerator beef at 111sQl12c-
per pound Exports to-day-Beef. partly
estimated, 1.245 beeves, lbs sheep and It's
quarters of beef. Calves-Receipts, III
head, steady; all sold. Grassers sold at
$3.50 per 100 pounds; city dressed veals.
IGl4c. per pound. Sheep and lambs
Receipts also head; both sheep and lambs
fun steady. Sheep sold at s3.25@4 per 100
pounds; lambs at s550G6.l2: culS at 800:
canadianA $4,000. Hogs-Receipts, 1852
head: none on sale alive.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. Ii, 1902

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. Il, 1904
ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley. Gathering. Norfolk.
,,,orcha ndise and passengers. Old Domin-
ion line. >-a-s,,,,.
,rS lanes River landings. merchandise
and and passengers, Virginia Navigation Co.
ct staamer Saginaw. Tunnel, Philadelphia.
Pa merchandise and passengers. Cldye
line. GATED
Steamer Berkeley. Catherine. Norfolk.
:, orcha ndise and passengers, Old Don1in-
'oii OCTOBER 18TH.
steamer Saginaw. Tunnel. Philadelphia,
pa. merchandise and passengers, Clyde
line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, OCT. Il. 1902
ARRIVED.
Evening star., 1902-08-11
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales Regular call-12 O'Clock noon-U. s. Coupon
6 E. 20 ss IaSs
After sr eIsSaS
Railroad Bonds-capital Traction As lo7a. bid.
Metropolitan Cert. Indett.' S.. A. I6eh bid, ioa
asked Metrepolltan Cert. Indebt s., B. 1864 bid,
1nbs D % Sa ios s. asked 'c CITY and sAssS
IS, 1o2 bid. Anaeostia and Potomac 5s. I02 bid.
The Washington Railway and Electric Go. As, ssia
MisceiIaneous Bonds Washington Gas Co. ss. Sc
lo7 bid. u. s Electric Light Deb. Imp. 6s, 1854
bid. T. s. Electric Light Cert. Ind. as los1a bid.
lo7 asked American Security p and 4, Trust I &, loo
bid: W4shinston Market Go. lst q. los1s bid;
Gasonie Hail nss 81 % his IS io4 bid
Safe Deposit and Trust Stocks-National Safe De-
ssa Psss ns ans Trust. bs I'll m .:ss ss
SIS SIS PsPa;i, p; ,a % sa Union Trust and Storage
Railroad stssts.Capi.al Traction Co. .i22;s bid.
g s ss IT'D s:Lsd % Washington ns Rail-
way and Electric H Go Co Com: 10 bid; ,,n ,,x
$50 $50 bid. Farmers and Meehsnic. 800 bid. second
cspa ss ,so Ss VEST End End as sd ~
Traders iso bid. ISs asked. Lincoln. iao bid. is6
Aihn fnsurance stosEseFiremen,s IS bid, 30 asked.
Franklin. AN bid. Metropolitan. IS bid. Coreoran,
y bid. Potomac, G. bid. 70 asked Arlington; 20
bid 81 asked. German American. 265 bid. Nation
al Union, bid, Q asked. Columbia. i0H bid, liz
asked. Riggs. * bid. Peoples, 6x bid. asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title. 81 bid,
e5 asked. Columbia Title. AZ bid, asked. Wash
ington Title, 2A bid, 3h asked.
Telephone and Graphophone Stocks-Chesapeake
and Potomac, As bid, 461s asked. American Graph
ophone Com 3h bid, 4A asked American GRAPHIC
phone Pref, '7ts bid. 81 asked.
Gas Stocks-Washington Gas, 90 bid 70 asked.
Georgetown Gas. 20 bid.
Type Machine Stocks-Mergenthaler Linotype.
ls5k bid, 1851 asked. Lanston Monotype. 11k
bid 11% asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-Greene Con. Copper Co..
e6a bid, 26H asked. Washington Market. 10 bid.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat, $50 bid. 30
asked.
sEx dividend.
Evening star., 1902-08-11
IN HONOR OF KING EDWARD.
American Warships Fire National Sa
lutte at Manila.

A dispatch from Manila yesterday says:
Fortyone American cruisers and gunboats
assembled and were dressed at Cavite Sat
urday and fired twenty-one guns at noon in
honor of the coronation of King Edward
This was the largest number of American
warships ever together in Asiatic waters
Gen. Jesse M. Lee will leave here tomor-
row for Tacloban, Island of Leyte, to re-
lieve Gen. F. D. Grant. Nine of the gum
boats of the mosquito fleet which have been
used in the past for patroling the coasts
have been put Out of commission Gen
Summer. commanding the American forces
on the Island of Mindanao, has sent a dis
patch to Gen. Chaffee saying there are two
Moro parties at Baco'or, Mindanao one
peaceful and one hostile Capt John T.
Jershing of the 10Th Cavalry who is in
command of the American forces at Lake
Lanao-Mindanao, has expressed his doubt
OF the success Of the efforts now being
made by the Americans to placate the hos
tile Moros. The situation in Mindanao is
not regarded as serious
The cholera continues to decrease in Ma
Mia and a majority of the provinces. and
the prediction that the disease would he
fulfilled.
Judge Amber has denied the motion of
the defendants in the Freedom sedit;on
case for trial by jury. In making this de-
NAL the court said:
The law-making power in the Philippine
Islands is vested in the United States civil
commission. The laws do not grant the
right to trial by jury. The Philippines are
entitled to the bill of rights excepting the
right to trial by jury. The Constitution OF
the United States follows us here only SO
far as Congress enacts that it shall"
Evening star., 1902-08-11
Stocks Were Irregular and
Market Active.
ROCK ISLAND BREAKS
NORFOLK AND WESTERN MADE
GOOD ADVANCE.
Chesapeake and Ohio and Other Coal
Roads Were Strong Under
Good Buying.

NEW YORK. August 1.-THE stock mar
ket opened active after the prolonged holi-
day and dealings in some special stocks
were In large volume. Prices. however.
were irregular and fluctuations were main
ly slight. Rock Island was under pressure
and lost point, while Norfolk and West
ern improved as much. Erie opened with a
sharp fractional decline, but soon recovered.
Trading was feverish and dull for a time
but the market became active again and
yielded all around when room traders sold
prominent stocks. ST. Paul. Union Pacific
and Illinois Central declined a point, and
Hooking Valley lost its gain
A few minor stocks showed strength
Colorado and Southern second preferred
Minneapolis. St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie
preferred, New York Airbrake and AmerI-
can Ice preferred rising II. to 2Ia New
Jersey Central and Lackawana fell
points each. Toward IL O'Clock large buy
ing orders appeared for Norfolk and West
ern lifting it to 70s without benefting the
general list. which continued to sag.
Prices dropped here and there, but the
general level was above the lowest in SYM
pathy with the large absorption OF special
stocks.
Norfolk and Western extended its rise
to d0A and stimulated some buying OF
other soft coal stocks. Chesapeake and
Ohio gaining a point. St Louis and San
Francisco's rise Of 2k helped other south
western stocks. but the Grangers and Pa
cities Jagged. Rock Island broke 4 and
Amalgamated and Colorado Fuel were in
demand and a point higher. but other
metal stocks were neglected The market
showed increased breadth. many usually
inactive stocks showing sharp changes
either way.
Cleveland. c. c. and St. Louis preferred.
Colorado and Southern first preferred, Fort
Worth and Denver City Stamped. United
States Rubber and Twin City Rapid Tran
sit improved a point or more. and New Ha-
Ven 3; Kanawha and Michigan. Corn Pro-
| ducts preferred and Lead preferred lost J.
| and Rutland preferred 3. Bonds were ir-
| regular.
The market continued narrow and spotty
| st. Louis Southwestern preferred and Ev-
| ansville and Terre Haute advanced > each
| and Western Union Ia. Losses reached a
| point in Atchison. Hooking Valley and a
| number of minor stocks. Rock Islands de-
| cline extended to >. United States Reduc-
| ton dropped 4.
a decline Of over a point in New York
| Central. Louisville and Erie second pre-
| ferred induced renewed selling of the rail-
| road list. and St Paul. Hooking Valley
| Union Pacific and Atchison declined TO the
| lowest. Manhattan showed considerable
| heaviness and Amalgamated lost about all
of Its morning rise. Chicago and Eastern
| Illinois declined 3%.
Evening star., 1902-08-11
NELSON REMANDED.
Judge Love Refused to Release Him on
Bail.

The case of John Nelson, charged with
the burning of several gambling houses in
Jackson City. was called this morning at
10 o'clock before Judge ]. NJ. Love in the
Alexandria county court on Fort Myer
Heights.
The court decided that the forfeiture of
bail by Nelson should be set aside on pay
ment of the costs. as it was shown that
Nelson had absented himself from court
last Thursday under a misapprehension.
The attorneys then argued the question
of the validity of the indictment of Nelson.
his counsel holding that under the new
constitution no one of the grand jury was
a legal voter legal juror.
The court decided against his contention.
Judge Love continued the case until the
first day of the regular August term, Au-
gust -. At this juncture Attorney Shil-
Ington of Washington entered, the pro-
ceedings. being associated in the defense.
Mr.. Shillington moved that Nelson be
released and that the original bond OF
5000 be renewed.
This was opposed by Attorney Clements
and a question of evidence arising, Sheriff
Palmer was placed on the stand.
He told of receiving telephone message
from the accused at 80 o'clock last Thurs
day afternoon. saying that he had misun-
deTstood the mandate of the court and vol
unteering to surrender himself.
His arrest followed about o'clock the
same day.
Nelson was placed on the stand, and
said he did not come the day set for trial
because he had been informed that his
presence was not needed. He had no idea
of fOrfeiting his bail
Judge Love late this afternoon refused
the application of Nelson's counsel for his
release on ball. and the prisoner was re-
manded to Jail.
Evening star., 1902-08-11
GEN. WADE SHOWED cLEMENcY.
Defiant Moros Captured in Minda-

An interesting case in the Philippines has
been reported to the War Department. Sui
tan Malalis. native Moro in Mindanao,
had possession of some eighty slaves who
had been sold to another native chieftain.
Capt. L. NJ. Brett. now stationed at Fort
Myer, but at that time in command of the
3lst Infantry, heard of this case of slavery
and made demand upon Malalis that they
be released. Malalis replied that "he would
lose his head before he would give them
up At the same time he made arrange
ments to guard them from rescue With
MIN was Moro native named Sulug who
was being pursued by Major Febiger, 23d
infantry, on the charge of murder and
piracy. Mahalis defed Major Febiger and
invited him to come and take Sulug by
torce II he thought he could.
Maiahs' triumph was shert-lived as he
was easily captured shortly afterward and
sentenced by a military comm issfon TO fif-
teen years Imprisonment at hard labor.
Sulug also was tried and sentenced to I'M
prlsonment for fourteen years. The sem
tences in both cases were set aside by Cen
Grad Wade, the reviewing authority on the
ground that they had been already suf-
ficiently punished by the military authori-
ties. He warned each of them, however.
that this exercise of clemency on his be-
half Is not to be taken as precedent, and
1t Is hoped that he will make his return TO
his home among his people an opportunity
Tor effort on his part to preserve order In
his community"
Evening star., 1902-08-11
BATHED THEIR FACES IN BLOOD.
Friends of Murdered Italian Adopt
UNIQUE Custom

A dispatch from New York last night
says: Pietro. Guardina, Neapolitan fish
dealer of Brooklyn. was murdered by u
Siciiian. Antonio Zlrotoli. in Mulberry Bend
today. Zirotoli Is eighty-two years of age.
but he welded knife which mis- wife
handed to him with deadly precision and
force sufficient to sever Guardina's jugular.
The Neapolitan's wife and two children,
his brother and several other relatives
were with him when he was murdered, ard
in frenzy of grief they knelt beside the
body and bathed their faces with the blood
that flowed from the wound
The stabbing was the outcome of street
alteration, Of which Zirotoli was merely a
spectator at first. The old man became
enraged as che fight proceeded, and sud-
denly running forward, plunged a knife
into Guardina's neck. Within a very few
minutes thousand Italians, aroused by
the frantic actions of the murdered man's
relatives. were rioting among themselves,
and the reserves of two police stations
were called out. Before the arrest of Ziro-
toll was made and the riot quelled, two de-
tectives and several uniformed men were
severely handled.
Evening star., 1902-08-11
PROPOSALS RECEIVED.
Thirty-Four Sites offered for Business
High School

The District Commissioners have received
thirty-four proposals to their advertise
ments for bids for site for the new busi-
ness high school. The prices Of the vari-
Gus sites range from S21 ,372 to S1OS,315O
Some of the lots offered are on T street
between 1fth and 18th street, u street be-
tween 14th and 18th streets, u street be-
tween Both and 31st streets, Odd street be-
tween NJ and N streets, in the
square between 9th and Sth and
X street and Rhode Island avenue,
corner Florida avenue and lexington place
northeast; southwest corner 1st and N
streets northwest; Goth street and Florida
avenue; 10Th and T streets and Florida
avenue; in the square between street and
Dumbarton avenue and 3oth and 31st
streets; M street between Both and 31st
siutheast corner of 18th and w streets;
nth street between V and L, North Capt.
tol and L streets, northwest corner 9th
street and Rhode Island avenue, corner n
and 1st streets northwest, southeast cor
ner Brightwood and Howard avenues N
street between 23d and 24th streets, 18th
street between y and w, New York ave
nue. and North Capitol street and Cham
plain and Ontario avenues