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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-05-01
Twentieth Century Medicine

Cascarets Candy Cathartic are as
far ahead Of ancient pill spoisons and
liquid physic as the electric light Of
the ta}low candle. Genuine stamped
c. c. c. Never sold in bulk. All
druggists, Ioc.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-05-01

Report ofthe financial condition ofthe Bay
held County Banklocated at Washburn, Bay
field County, State Of Wisconsin, at tie close
ot business on 15ah day OF Aptil 1879
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close here via Port Tampa, Fla
lesdays and Saturdays AT SEQ
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MARKET BREAKS ONE TO
SIX POINTS At OPENING
Extreme Weaknessand Few
erishneSS All Morning.
L. & N. THE WORST FEATURES
Minority Stockholders Not in Deal.
Money Continues High and Bank
Statement Misleading.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The Stock
Market opened with the dealings show
ing a greater degree of unsettlement
than at any. time since the monetary
situation became acute. The first quo
tatfons showed losses which ranged from
one TO six points, the extreme decline
being in Louisville and Nashville. St
Paul opened-one and one-haIf points be
low Saturdays final figures, and in che
general market declines Of one point
and over. were common.
The particular weakness in Louis
vile and Nashville was owing to the
information that in the settlement Of
the deal in that stock no provision had
been made for the minority sharehold-
ers. IN consequence the stock was
thrown upon the market in large blocks
right at the opening.
St. Paul was uufavorabIy affected by
the absence of any announcement OF the
increase Of the company's capital at the
stockholders meeting on Saturday.
Bank Statement Misleading.
" III ItEdIu 10 tut WtdhlitSS III the
general market. the main cause was the
apprehension that the Treasury meas
ures for The relief of the monetary sit
uation would prove inadequate. It was
also generally believed that Saturdays
bank statement was misleading doe
ument, and that the banks were oy no
means strongly fortified with actual cash
holdings, as was indicated in that show
ing
The dealings showed a more marked
absence Of support than they have eJt
any time since the decline in prices set
in, although the initial losses were so
violent as to be naturally. succeeded by
partial recoveries. Foreign houses had
exceedingly heavy selling orders in this
markee, but the initial declines were 50
severe that but few OF them could be
Immediately executed.
Money on call opened at Is per cent.
declined to Z. rallied to Il. and ruled
broadly between y and u throughout
the forenoon.
The dealings in the Industrial ard mis-
ceHaneous stocks developed no special
features Of interest. London houses sold (
heavily here throughout the forenoon.
The total sales up TO l p. n. were 569,
200 and the bonds g. 81, 900
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FAMOUS POLICE HORSE
"DUKE" BACK At NO. |
The Animal Who Runs
Away So Often.
HAS BUT THIS ONE FAILING
Strong and Swift and Courageous and
Often Beats the Fire Engines
to the Fires.

No. l police station has taken back
TO its stables the famous police horse
Duke, who doesn't know when the stop
when he starts running. Duke is rated
as one of the strongest four-footed
members OF the Police Department, aai
is Z source of worry TO all Of the patrol
drivers when they are called upon 10
handle the reius behind him because OF
his "bullkeadedness. as the drivers
term him affection.
Duke was the cause Of the Secon.
precinct patrol wagon colIiding with a
Seventh Street ear a year ago while
carrying the police reserve of that sta
ton to fire. He was being driven by
Patrol Driver Chrfsgaden. one OF the
most efficient horse handlers in the de
partment- The patrol wagon was
smashed up and number OF the police
men injured.
After that accident the police officials
began to transfer Duke from one sta
ton to another until now he is the only
police horse that has done duty in all OF
the ten police stations.
This is Dukes third visit 10 No. i
When he was there before he came
very near killing Patrol Driver Al Yer
non by boiling before the latter could
TX the harness, cutting the pauoIman's
head open.
Lieutenant Amiss, OF No. /, is ex-
treReIy fond Of Duke. as are mans
other officers and men of the force
throughout the city He is a gentle
animal, and never bites or kicks, and ne
is full Of strength and fire, and often
gets his wagon 10 fires ahead OF The
Fire Department If IT were rot for his
fine courage ana his lovable qualities il
is probable that he would have been
discharged from the force for his one
falling long ago
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YALE VARSITY NINE TO
PRACTICE A FORTNIGHT
Captain Winslow Has Called Out the
Candidates TO Do Some Work Before
Cold Weather Begins

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Sept. 29.-Capt
Burnside Winslow, OF the Yale varsity
baseball nine. today called out the can
didates for the team TO take a fortnight-s
practice before the cold weather pre-
vents further playing No games are
expected to be played. About thirty new
men have been enrolled Ia the squad.
The members OF last gaz.s nine who
are still in college viii direct the coacn-
ing Captain Ninsl0W VIII join the foot
ball squad this week /, spite Of the
fact that Pitcher Johnny Garvan and Ar
thur Barnwell, center fielder, announced
that they would return to Yale for the
graduate work this fall, they have not
appeared, but have sent word that they
DO not intend TO come
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FLOUR MILL EMPLOYEES
ABANDON STRIKE PLAN
Minneapolis Flouri4s len and Their
WOTkmen Agree on rev ScaIe-Shut
Down Is Declared Of.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Sept. 29.-By
vote Of the -four mill employees union
yesterday it was decided 10 abandon the
plans for strike and to accept the pro
posal Of the managers to establish an
eight-hour work-day, on new wage
basis providing an increase in the hour
" pay but q decrease in the daily earn
ings.
The owners get until October y TO or
sanize the third shit that VIII be neces-
sary under the new orders. The man
ayers had proposed that the change be
effective on October p. A committee
was appointed by the union to wait on
them and urge that the new schedule be
Installed two weels earlier Announce
ment that the managers had agreed was
received with enthusiasm.
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WELL-KNOWN GAMBLER
BELIEVED TO BE INSANE
Mickey" Fay IN Bad Condition From
Paresis and VIII Be Examined Under
Charge Of Insanity.

BUFFALO, Sept. 29--MichaeI Fay,
known to the gambling fraternity
throughout the East and mor= particu-
larry in Pittsburg and Buffalo, as
Mickey" Fey, is under arrest here on
the charge OF insanity.
It IS thought that he has paresis ard
that he cannot live. He was born in
Ithaca, where his bTother is a we'll
known physician IN 1892 he ran the
biggest gambling house ever conducted
in Buffalo.
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AUCTION SALES.

81 VIRTUE OF A DECREE Of the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia. passed in
equity cause No 22242, the undersigned trus-
seeS VIII offer for sale at public auction. in
front Of the premises. the real estate known
As p2FJ 81 subdivision NJ in square gOs. contain
~ about l,5e5 square feet, on Tt ESDAY,
TIE III 10Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1902. AT
) 30 !; u Terms given on day Of sale
" PRESTON WILLIAMSON, Trustee
Attorney at Law, I4-I6 Atlantic Building.
FRANK l. WILLIAMS. Trustee,
7ryos 500 5th st. NV.
Illus, J. OWEN q son. Auetioneers.
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ST0GLE ALLEGES AN
INSULT TO HIS WIFE
One CoIored Man SIashes Another in the
Throat With Razor and Sends Him
10 the Hospital.

William Clements. coIoTed, had his
throat dangerously gashed with a razor
by. another negro, Thomas StogIe, at an
early hour yesterday morning as he was
passing along X Street. near New Jersey
Avenue Clements was removed to Cas-
ualty Hospital, where his wounds were
dressed.
Stogle is locked up. He says he at
tackled Clements because he had made
improper advances toward hts wife.
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KILLED BROTHER WHILE.
He WAS BEATING MOTHER
A Day Of Strife IN q Chicago Family
Closed by the Deadly Shot From
Revolver.

CHICAGO. Sept 29-Whne Thomas
Ward was beating his mother and
threatening TO kill her, his brother,
Michael. shot him through the head last
night, INJECTING a wound from which he
died a few minutes later.
The shooting closed a day Of strife.
in which the entire family. all Of whom
are known TO the police, had Joined.
After the shooting Michael escaped but
was captured later when he called uu
the police station 10 inquire whether
his brother was dead He was kept at
the wire until detectives reached the
telephone box where he vas talking.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-29
BOSTON SECURES PITCHER
WILLIS FOR THE NATIONALS
After Difficult Work the Player Was
Induced to Return to His First Love
and Desert American League.

BOSTON, Sept. 29.-Treasurer J. B.
Billings, Of the Boston 1.iUmvirate. has
signed Vic Willis 10 play here next
season
Willis was eagerly sought by Ameri-
can League agents last scason and sign
ed an agreement, as we'll az a contract.
10 play with Connie Eack for 1902 IN
defatigable efforts by Mr. Billings in
duced Willis 70 return to the National
League banner.
The retention OF Willis gives the Bos-
ton Nationals one Of the strongest pucn-
ing departments in the country.
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PITTSFELD, MASS, TO
IMPORT WELSH COAL

PITTSFIELD. Mass, Sept. 29.-The
city OF PittsfeId today decided to make
an effort at once TO secure Il, goo tons or
more Of Welsh coal This was at an in
formal meeting of city officials and
prominent business men There are only
about LOO tons OF soft coal. and 500
tons Of anthracite nov in Pittsfeld. All
present thought that immediate action
Is demanded, and Il was decided 10 cable
70 England at once, and learn If II is
possible TO secure cargo Of Welsh coal.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SEWAGE PUMPING PLANT
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. c..
ashington, D. C.. Sept. IS Ie02-SEALED
PROPOSALS VIII be received at this cfice until
Y n, SATUR DAY. OCTOBER IS. 1902. for fur
hiShing and erecting ready for use the pumping
machinery, boilers, and auxiliaries required 70
equip Sewage Pumping Plant at the IN
dtstrlal Home School IN the District % Co
.umbia. Specifications, general plans. and blank
ioTms OF proposal may be obtained at this
Jthee. The right Is reserved to reject any ans
III bids HENRY B. F. MCFARLAND. J0HN
5iDDLE. Commissioners D. c. se2s-6t-exSu
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WILL REPRESENT PRINCETON.

PRINCETON, " J, Sept 81
Wright, Z. Larned. 5. Kendall. and R.
King have been selected TO represent
Princeton in the singles in the inter
collegiate tennis tournament which will
begin this afternoon at Philadelphia
Wright and Larned VIII also play in the
doubles. Larred is a brother Of the
former amateur tennis champion
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-29
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

SaIes-Masonic Hall per cent $3.50
a104: Traction, 1925; Nat. Union ms
Io0GTTs. 10007E4: Wash. Gas. 25g7G.
Ica7s; Lanston, 5Od113z; Grapao. Com,
1ooG51E; Greene Copper, 5GZs. After
caH-wash. Gas, 25a76, 1876; Trac-
ton, I0oG124; Met. R. R. per cent,
g, 000GI2014.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-29
CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT.

The Ladies' Auxiliary. Division No. 3.
4 O. H, viii give an entertainment at
stohlman's Hall, the first week in Oc-
tober, for the benefit OF the new parish
hall, and school Of Trinity Church in
Georgetown
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BOSTON MAN COMMITS
SUICIDE IN NEW YORK
After Registering at Hotel He Was
Found Dead With d Bullet Hole in Els
Head.

NEW YORK. Sept. 29-A man about
twenty-five years cid, who had register
ed at the Puritan House. 183 BoweTy, as
y Peler, Of Boston, was found dead IN
els room early this morning with q bull
let hole in his right temple. and 6 re-
volver IN his right hand
Nothing was found on the body except
z card Of the Cigarmakers Union, and 20
cents il silver
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FOR SALE-PIAN0S.

FAMILY mist sacrifice. acc0rnt Ieav.
ing city. their elegant $40 upright cabinet
grand piano: oveTstrung bass; silver mounted.
. 3 octIves; Empire ease; all latest improve
menJS; fully guaranteed, used les thar foJIr
months "a perfect coalition. and must and
VIII be sold ~ CIye. regardless II value, price.
$50, including stool. If taken iTamedi4tely.
Call l5zI st. NV, one door west OF Eermoas
ave. u27-7
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MONEY TO LOAN.

NONE TO LOAN AZ 81 to per cent, in suns
Of 1900 10 $4,000. on D c real estate. nav
OF ) and per cent mortgage and begin anew;
81 transactions conducted with economical COR
s.eeration ;or borrow crs. VA II. SAUNDERS
%. lfJ7 ST. uC.
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Money Loaned Salaried People.

Retail merchants, teansters, boarding houses
without security; largest business IN g orin-
opal cities TOLMAN Roem lei. SIS 18th s.
NV nl4-H
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS.

FOR RENT-Remington typewriter No. 2 BY
month, $50 address BOX IS, this Office.
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LORD MAvOR o. LONDON.

LONDON. Sept. 29-Alderman Sir
Marcus Samuel has been elected lord
mayor of London for 1903.
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FOR SALE OR RENr-sUBURBAE

Fo2 SALE OR RENT-The best houses for the
least money in the District at Langdon. D. G.
L !. BAKER, Owner, sel2-s0t
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY $50 for storase when we store for
I5c? UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 40
10th ST. nv. u,2s-2
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OF $40
PERSONALS.

COALl CoaIt Who said coal2 II you can find any
man who viii sell you the black diamonds al
rates within reason now, Just because It soon
viii be cold, is no reason why we won't sell
you g good suit % clothes or oveTCoat (but
slightly used made by the lest Washington
;aiIors- The prices arc within the reach OF
every working man. Call al JUSTH'S OLD
STAND, 6lg D. e29-7
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PRIVATE LOANS

On personal notes without indorser. References
Or security. simply your promise to pay- or
rev plan enables everyone 70 secure ready cssE;
at once without Inconvenience OF delay our
method Of conducting q loan business Is basel
OF the word Confidence more than on -
cUrity." ICu have CUF confidence; we have vour
confidence You need money; We have none
Ne don't need When you fail 20 get accom-
nodated elsewhere, call on Us and YOU viii no.
be disappointed. Il you haze a ioaa nov i
will not prevent you from securing further &C.
commodatioa from the old reliable
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
Coz z ST. n. W.
Phone East zO5 Corner Sixth
ju27-u
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transatlantic Mails.

NoNDAT-CcJ At IT'S P. m. fer ITALY di.
rect per S s. Stella, from New York. Mail
must be directed Per 8 g. Stella =
II ESDA3-ta) At 7;l5 p. n for EUROPE,
Fer ; 5. 81 Louis. from New YORK, via South
9mpton- Nail for IRELAND must be directed
Per S. 6 s.. Louis
te) A. ll:25 p. n. Tor EUROPE. per $ 5
A9lestlc. from New YORK, via Queenstown
HEDNESDAI-(c) Al g:I5 D n for
Trance. SWITZERLAND ITALY, IN,
F06IJGAL- TURKEY. EGYPT az zee
BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO NAEQj- Fz PEI
5; g Ia Savoie- from New York. Vi lIayre.
hah for other parts Of EUROPE he
directed Per s :. La Savoie -
FRIDAH-(c5 At 9:15 p m. Tor Fran :, per
5. : Ia Gascogne. from View York. vi r. re.
Nail for other parts Of EUROPE must be ti-
rected Per $ g La Gascogne-"
60 At u:25 p N. for NETHERLAS1~ d.
rect. per $ 8 Noordam. from New York daiT
must be directed Per $ 5 Noor5sm''
te) At ll:25 p. n for BELGIUM direct, per
5. s Finland. from View York Nail must be
erected Per s. 5. Finland
(c) At HIS p IL for SCOTLAND direct per
$ s Ethiopia. from New York Nail must be
Greeted Per s. s Ethiopia
tc) At ll:Z5 D m for DENMARK direct per
5 $ Hekla, from New York Nail must be d.
Tected Per 5. S. HekIs'z
tc) At I:25 p m for EUROPE, per g g
E5ruTis. from View York. via Queenstown.
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TTans-Pa-idc Mails.

Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. via yancou-
Yer and Victoria, B. c. close here daily at
$50 D n. up 30 September 3Oth. inclusive. Tor
dispatch per 5 s Empress q India Regis
tered mail mist he specially addressed Mer-
chandise for the United States Postal Agency
At Shanghai. China, cannot be forwarded via
Canada (o)
Mails for CHINA ard JAPAN. via Seattle.
lst- inclusive for dispatch Per : $ Pjoiun
Naru. Registered mail must be directed Via
Seattle" (o)
Mails for CHINA. JAPAN. HAWAII and
fEst-class matter for the PHILIPPINE ISZ.-
ANDS'-, via san Francisco, close>7ere dail~
at 6 so p. n. up TO October ID. inclusive for
disp Itch per S. s Nippon MaTu- 90
Mills for CHINA, JAPAN. HAWAII, and
ANDS'-, via San Francisco. c7oee here daily a
g. 30 p NJ up 20 October 10Th. inclusive. Tor
dispatch per s : Peru to)
Mails for the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS,, via
San Frarcisco. close here daily at $50 D n.
up TO October 18th. inclusive. for disPatcn per
United States Transport. (o}
Nails for AUSTRALIA Except those for West
Australia which are DISPATCHED via Europe)
NEW ZEALAND, FIJI. SAMOA and HAV All.
via Sa.- Francisco. close here daily at $50 D
n up 10 October ilth- inclusive, for di-oatCh
Per 5. s Sierrs. (ol
Mails for AT-STR ALA Except those for West
Australia. which 20 via EUrnre. and View Tea
land. mails for which dispatched via san
Francisco. and FIJI ISLANDS. va Vancouver
and Victoria. 3. c. Especially addressed onlvl.
close here daily at $50 p m. up TO October
18th, inclusive. for dispatch per 5. $ Moana (o)
Mails for CHINA" and JAPAN via Tacoma
close here daily at $50 o m up to October
nth, inclusive, for dispatch per 5. s Glen
Ogle (o)
Mails for TAHITI and MARQT-ESAS ISLANDS,
via San Francisco. close here daily at $50 ?
n. up TO October 25th, inclusive for dispatch
per 5 s. Mariposa. (o)
MAILS for COCHIN CHINA are dispatched 10
New York, \ Y, for correction with European
steamers
PHILIPPINE I>isNOS (NILTTARY NALL.
dispatched TO San FraDcisco at all closes for
that Office, TO connect with Government trans
ports the sailjags Of which are irregular.
REGISTERED IS close 81 The MAIN OF
FTCE as follows: (f) at $50 +. m. same day.
(b) At las p m same day; (e) at s-45 p. m.
same day; I'd at $50 a m same day: % NJ
90 a m same day; (h) at I:I5 p m. same
day; (O at s;45 p. m previous day; (o) at
$50 a. m Same dav-
John A. MERRITT. Postmaster
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TRUTH ABOUT WATCHES and mainsprings,
zoe BROWNE. gO4 2 St NV m21-u
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FOR sALE-HoRSEs & VEHICLES

FOR sALE-Gray horse; years old; suitable
Tor farmer REN STABLES. rear Gi5 Z ST. nv
ezy-5
FOR SALE-Two good driving horses and za-ood
[ N'rh n0Ises; also I dirt wagon and harness;
| cheap tail after 1870 p. NJ, 100 list st. NV.
e29-3
GOOD horse VIII be sold for want of use.
Apply Foreman Depot Quartermaster's Store,
between 10Th end 2lst and j and SITS. eog-3
FOR SALE-White family mare; Kind and gen
tLe- rear 3l0 Isl st. nv e293
FOR SALE-victoria and harness. 10Th for s25, Il
taken at once; extension bTOughanl. $50. Apply
~ 81 Sc rn29-3
FOR sALE-A nice young driving mare, in per
iect condition Can - c St ne m2a-8
FOR SALE-Sccond-hand delivery. butter. and
DAYTON wagons, ruuabout and other styles Of
ou2gies and traps cheap GE}EE, 1910 Ohio
ave, m2a.g
FOR sALE-By FRED. JOHNSON & BROS IA
r st Sc, one fine black and one fine roam
bToughan horse; three sorrels and three bavs.
drivers and workers: sound and young Virginia
hor7es. mss
FOR sALE-one canopy top surrey. 1851 10Th
=. Nv. m2s-2
FOR SALE-Cseap, delivery wagon. Address
SO View Jersey ave. m2s3
about ll57 pounds; $50 if sold at once. J.
WELLS 9th and SIS m2s-3
FOR sALE-At 2605 NJ st. NV, two fast PACING
horses, scur good work horses. Must be sold
- o----- mss
WILL HIRE our carriage BY the month to re-
sPonsible parties 716 1lth st. NV mss
FOR SALE-LocomobiIe runabout with detseh-
able top perfect condition; cheap Address
BOX %, this Office. e27-g
FOR saba fine road mare. year, old; also !
rubber-tired rllnabout and harness. MANAGER. /
NeudeckeT tonacco Co, GO Pa ave. e27-3
FOR sALE-Good driving horse, suitable for |
any WORK - 6 ST NV mig
FOR S5tE-Horse. dayton md harness. $40 4 /
s. Sc; call 40 D. m e2gs
FOR SALE-Two horses, suitable for family or 1
general purposes; also rUbbel-tire runabcut 61s
g 81. NV. m2s-7
70 HORSES AND MARES to = sold without 1
reserve: weight, 600 TO 400 puuuds; ages. ) .
70 years. suit business wagons, reavy hauling.
family work, OF farm purposes AIso two fast l
driving horsss- No offer refused. STABLE. rear
se3 Pennsylvania ave. NV m23-7
FOR SALE-Horses just arrived: 80 head Of good /
NoTSeTs and drivers two pair cf coach horses /
WILSON GREGORY, 18th and SIS. w. old
Van Ness place e22-7
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. PosToFFICE. NOTICE
Should be read daily, as changes may occur at
any time
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched to the ports
Of sailing daily. and the schedule Ct Blessings
IS arranged on the presumption OF their IN
interrupted overland TRANSIT. For the week
endlng October {, 1892 the last connecting
closes will be made from the MAIN OFFICE
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR RENT-Cdrpenter shop; good for jobbing
trade. Address ". l. PALMER, l41I s. NV
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BAD BILLS COLLECTED or no charge. H. D.
GORDON, Lawyer, 6I5 18th 81. NV. MOS
TRUNK REPAIRING at your residence. SOC Ut.
seIla postal % 9Th 81 NV mss
CENTS ELGIS and waltham watches. SO 81.
worth SO J. DfUKKER, 1901 Pa ave, up
stairs. n19S2
SOLID GOLD sleeve links. $50: worth 81. %.
J. DRIkkER, 1901 Pa ave. upstairs. mZs-3
GENUINE DIAMOND RINGS for children, y 50
J. DRthhER, I2oI Pa. ave, upstsirs rn2s-3
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-AlI goods stored
in the name Of Mrs R. c. MITCHELL win BE
sold at G. @. Sloan's Auction Rooms, OCTOBER
or !, 1902, for storage and other expenses.
VIOLIN INSTRUCTION.
Terms reasonable Instruments furnished
mz7-3 H sCHWAKOFF,, $50 Pa. ave nv.
CAPITAL CLOCK REPAIRING co, TIsf tn
ST nv. Any ordinary clock cleaned, 5Oc- war
Tanted enc year. Watches, jeyTelry and music
box repairing accordingly charged Send postal;
VIII call for and deliver free TO all parts Of
CITY. se17-90t
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Mails for South and Central America,
West Indies Etc.

M0NDAY-(c) At 1Is25 .. m. for CENTRA Al
AMERICA except Costa Rica). and SOUTH
PACIFIC PORTS. per $ 5 Advance from New
York via Colon. Letter mail fer GUATE-
ALA must be directed Per : $ Advance-r
tc) At .25 D. n. FOR NEWFOUNDLAND d.
rect per ; 5. Silvia. from New York.
(cl Al 1-25 p. H. for ARGENTINE. URC-
Quay and PARAGUAY, per 5 $ Belgian King.
from View York
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is due TO the retention in
the system of Uric Acid
or other infammatory
nni cnr-c NH G,-I t.