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THE EVENING TIMES WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 22 19026

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Dealing Nearly Exclusively-on Selling Side at Opening

LONDON MARKET DEPRESSED-

St Paul Norfolk and Western Reading

and Baltimore and Ohio Lead Railway Liste Market Tame

NEW YORK Oct 22 The Stock Mar-

ket opened showing small and irregularcbanges in comparison with yesterdaysfinal prices American stocks wereshown at substantial depressions in theLondon market and the dealings here forforeign account were almost exclusivelyupon the selling side when businessopened

Much of the pressure shown in theLondon market was said to reflect sell-

ing from New York The newspapersthis morning contained little or nothingthat was novel and important bearingupon the market in general Discussionwas again active with regard to the pos-

sibility of early exports of gold to Europe and sentiment In general seemedto be depressed

The dealings at the outset of businesswere in fairly large volume and well dis-

tributed In the railw v list St PaulNorfolk and Western Reading Balti-more and Ohio and the Atchison stockscontinued to lead in respect of activityIn the local traction group BrooklynRapid Transit was comparatively firm onthe encouraging statement of earningssubmitted by the company this morning

The increase In net returns for themonth of September amounted to about25 per cent and the company reports asimiliar increase in net with the courseof the current fiscal year Movements-In the industrial and miscellaneousstocks were closely in line with those inthe general market

WASHNGTON STOCK MARKET

5d 127 1127 UnionTrust 2510S West End Bank 10i140 100150 Mergenthaler 10188188 lOeiS Lanston 31U GreeneCopper 100022 buyer 60 100 i23

buyer 60 10023 buyer 60 1W23buyer 90 1W23 10022 3022

10022 After call C P TeL 5per 1000 105 Traction 4 per-cents 500107 Wash Gas S75576 2576

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Traction B Rfet B E Va 1BS5 119 121Met K R Cert indebtHnes A 10 18

Met K R Cert indebteflnea B 107 169Columbia B B Ca 1811 118 124Columbia B R d mort o 185 108KWash Sweet Eaflway 4s

MISCELLANEOUS BONDSWish Gas Co ecr A ffa 1S0227 HO 117Wash GE Co serB ffi lKW27 1 liTC S Ei c UpfcU eb Imp 1 S

S Eec Light C rt Indettie4 194KChes Pot TeL y Ul 10SH-Ttash Market Co Lit ffs 1802

1S1I Q J 133H-fTOOO retired annuxOy

Masonic Hall Assn ffa C lOSAmerican Craphophoae Deb ft 9S4

SAFE DEPOSIT MoD TRUST STOCKSKatiosal Safe Deposit and Trust 175 300Washington Loan and Trust 211American Security and Trust 21 5H-Wa ington Safe Deposit 55tuba Trust and Storage 103

fiavicgB Bank 10J 110

R TTRAfn STOCK

CtpltaiTraction 1S6J 127H-TTiah Street By pf 3Weak Street By com 17J4

NATIONAL BANE STOCKSBank of Waahinstoai 350 49-

Ketropolitan 700 880Central aftJFarmers and Mechanics seeSec 70Citizea 160 195Columbia 193Capital 1 J

Ezd el3 155Traders 115 155Lincoln 138-Eieg 725

INSURANCE STOCKSfiremen 28franklin OjjMetropolitan 75

iPotomac 65-AriingtMi 31German American 285National Union 7J 9Coiturtls 11 jf 1

Rim dJ4Peoples 64Commercial a-

TIEE INSUBANCE STOCKSReal Estate Title 83 9Columbia Title 4JJ 5Wathfngton Title 2 3

TELEPHOSE AND OHAPHOPHOXE STOCKSChesapeake and Potomac 48American Grapbophone 554 5Americas pfd SJf 3

GAS STOCKSeincton 74J 76

Georgetown Gas 74

T fE MACHINE STOCKSMergenthaler 1874 ISsHLnttCR Moeotype ifls II

MISCELLANEOUS STOCKSGreene Copper 22 J

Market 16Karfolk t WithirnKton ISj

BRAZIL DEMANDS TRIBUTEConsul K K Kenneday of Para writes

the State Deparement that the Braziliangovernment has closed all approaches toBolivian territory unless tribute in theform of customs dues is paid to Brazil

Mr Kenneday says Large quantities-of American gocds destined for thatcountry are now held up en route forpayment of taxes aci all rubber comingdown will be charged the regular ex-port duties Until this question can besettled goods destined for Bolivia mustseek a new avenue of entrance

THE DEATH RECORD

The following deaths for twentYfourhours were reported at the Health De-

partment up to noon todayHiram B Ware S5 yearsMary Lynn S6 yearsKato McCartney 80 yearsPeter Mobr 74 yearsWilliam H Patterson 68 yearsHenry Scofleld 67 yearsHenry L Irvine 61 yearsGabriel Washington 51 yearsHarriet Williams 46 yearsElizabeth Gaakins 32 yearsMary Dlggs 32 yearsGeorge G Graves 28 yearsJessie Simias 5 yearsMary Jones 2 days

TREASURER OF ASSOCIATIONThomas O Probey of this city has

been elected treasurer of the NationalCarriage Dealers Association at the annual convention of that organizationheld recently in Philadelphia He wasalsp appointed a member of the execu-tive committee

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CARNEGIE DELIVERS

As Lord Rector of St An-

drews University

GLASGOW Oct 22 Andrew Carnegiedelivered his inaugural rectorial address-as lord rector of St Andrews Univer-sity today Among other things hesaid

Combinations among states are In-

finitely more important than industrial combinations Europe is di-

vided into hostile camps America isone united whole Ii Is impossible tooverestimate the effect of this contrastupon the industrial development of thetwo continents

Europe cannot continue increasing-its armaments An explosion mustcome Industrial development is impossible in Europe under the shadow of thisdreaded catastrophe United Europe isthe only foundation on which Europe cancontend against America for the worldstrade

Celia Conrad the Victim ofMysterious Murder

CHICAGO Oct 22 Mutilated andbruised the body of Celia Conrad wasfound on the bed In her room in a room-ing house on West Randolph Street at5 oclock yesterday afternoon Therewere deep gashes about the head andthe fingers were lacerated in a mannerthat indicated that the woman had en-

gaged in a desperate struggle Thefloor bed and walls were spattered withblood

The police are working on the murdertheory and are holding William Bockman engineer at the Douglas Park pa-

vilion as a suspect They admit how-ever that there is little evidenceagainst him Thomas Barry a man wellknown in the neighborhood Is sought bjthe police as a suspect He is said tohave been at the house Monday

The woman who was thirtyfive yearsold was known as Celia Conrad to herneighbors though she is also said tohave gone by the names of Mary Connors and Mrs Mary Nichols From theappearance of the body the woman hadbeen dead several hours

CIVILIANS TO RECEIVECOMMISSIONS IN ARMY

Thirtyone Pass Examinations Qcilifying Them for Second Lieutenants

Three From the District

As a result of examinations recentlygiven to civilians from all parts of thecountry the War Department announcedtoday that thirtyone candidates havebeen found qualified for commissions assecond lieutenants Three of the menare residents of the Halford Horatio Knight Bradford andCharles Lawrence Williams

The full list iven out by the depart-ment Is as follows John R Doyle ofPennsylvania Frederick A SherwoodIllinois Charles S Hamilton NewYork Oscar K Tolley Indiana Robert-P Undyke Kansas Jennings C WiseNew York David R Gumn MissouriJoseph F Ware Virginia Harry L Jor-dan Virginia Dean Halford District ofColumbia Charles H Mason Minne-sota Clarence L Williams District ofColumbia George A Derbyshire PortoRico Ralph Kingman TennesseeDonald D Hay Pennsylvania Philip GWrightson Illinois George W EwellKentucky Stephen M Barlow RhodeIsland Morton S B Davis New YorkHarry W Fleet Indiana Francis HBurr Vermont John C Ashburn OhioRobert T Phinney Vermont Charles ET Lull New York John G MacombMichigan Hugh M Kelly KentuckyTownsend Whelen Pennsylvania JohnW Hyatt Virginia Horatio K Bradford District of Columbia Albert BHatfield New York and Lewis WMoseley Colorado

SENATE CLERK GRAVES FUNERALThe funeral of George C Graves who

died of typhoid fever at Garfield Hos-pital yesterday will take place tomorrow afternoon at 330 oclock from theTemple Baptist Church Tenth and NStreets northwest Interment will bemade in Glenwood Cemetery The services will be in charge of the Masonicbodies with which the deceased wasidentified Mr Graves came here sevenyears ago from Utah with Senator Frank-G Cannon of that State and was theSenators secretary for four years Hewas then appointed a clerk in theof the secretary of the Senate whichposition he held at the time of his deathHe was but twentyeight years old Theparents of Mr Graves were with himwhen he died

COMPLAINS AGAINST HAVANA

The general manager of the SpanishAmerican Light and Power Company atHavana E Zorilla is In this city toseek an audience with Secretary Hay inbehalf of his company Mr Zorilla saysthat the Cuban authorities at Havanaare pursuing a most injurious policytoward his enterprise and that hewishes to ask Mr Hay to intercede inbehalf of the American stockholderswho are In the majority

SHEPHERD MEMORIAL FUNDOne subscription was received by the

treasurer of the Shepherd memorialfend up to noon today from BenedictinoConstantini 5 This subscriptionbrings the total amount to 6378

Ran a TanPenny Nail Through HisHand

WhIle opening a box J O Mount of ThreeMile Bay N Y ran a tenpenny nHthe fleshy part of at dacof all the pain and soreness this would eausame he says and immediately applied Cumterlaine Pain occasionally after-ward To surprise it removed eli painand parts were soonhealed For sale by Evans 982 FStreet northwest wholesale and retail and all

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AMERICANS CAPTURINGBRAZILIAN COMMERCE

Lending Money and Obtaining Many Important Co tractsand Concessions Also

Consul K K Kenneday at Para Bra-

zil In a letter to the State Departmenton the financial and trade situation inBrazil states that American firms arerapidly gaining a strong foothold in theforeign trade and that Americans arealso acquiring an important pla e inthe internal affairs of the republic

Although the financial and commercialsituation is still far from satisfactoryherehe says there is now apparent-a steady Improvement and business menare preparing for a more prosperousseason

between the rival steamship lines has cut the cost of freighttransportation 75 per cent and mer-chants are hastening to take advantageof this low rate while it lasts For instance the former rate on a barrel offlour was L25 today it is only 4f

centsTrade statistics for the past eightmonths are impossible at this time butfrom information gathered from varioussources is an indisputable fact thatthe bulk of the trade is being carried-on by Americans Our exporters arenow in a fair way to secure more tradebecause they are adopting effectiemethods sending skillful salesmenmen who speak the language of the

what is actually wanted hereThe revival of a large number of pub

lic enterprises which have remained inabeyance during past two years isanother indication of the improvementin the commercial situation The

of the local tramway systemand waterworks has beei resumed and

Alleged to Have Been Hidden by Captain Gafterr

CHICAGO Oct 22 Hearing of thecase in which the United States Government is trying to recover certain pa-pers and securities alleged to have beenhidden by friends and relatives of CaptOberlin XL Carter now serving a termof imprisonment for embezzlement hasbeen begun before Special Master Will-iam M Booth appointed by Judge Kohlsaat to take charge of the case Spe-cial Assistant United States AttorneyGeneral Marion Irwin arrived yesterday-to look after the Governments Interests and will remain for sevaral weeks

Lorenzo D Carter uncle c the cap-tain was the first witness Hfe declaredthat he had not concealed or conspired-to conceal any property which the Gov-ernment claims as part of the proceeds-of the embeafelemeat Captain Carterstestimony taken in the Federal prison atFort Leavenworth was filed In theUnited States court some months agoAttorney Horace Stone representing thedefense said he was anxious to havethe case finished and that he was surethat his clients had turned over allproperty on which the Government hadany claim

REYNOLDSHANNEugene Reynolds of Thirty

fifth Street Georgetown aikL Miss MarieHann of N Street northwest were mar-ried yesterday afternoon In TrinityCatholic Church Rev Father Mulvaneypastor officiated A reception followed-at the brides residence on N StreetMr and Mrs Reynolds will reside at1410 Thirtyfifth Street

HOUSE DEATH LIST A HEAVY ONE

Eleven members of the House of Rep-resentatives have died since the 4th ofMarch 1901 the largest number ever recorded In a firstsesslon or In fact in anyprevious Congress Five deaths occurredbefore the House was organized December 2 1901 four during the session andtwo since the adjournment of Congresslast July

GEORGETOWN MAN HONORED-

T Oliver Probey manager of JamesK Probeys carriage establishmentThirtysecond and Prospect StreetsGeorgetown was elected treasurer ofthe National Carriage Dealers Protective Association at the annual convention held recently In Philadelphia

FINANCIAL

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Guide to and Daily MarketInvestors LetterOrders solicited all amounts

HAIGHT FREESEliRtnbllslieil Main Office

1800 UU1428 N ivi Washington

Phone 2233 MainSEND FOR OUR SPECIAL LETTER ON

ILLINOIS CENTRAL TO BE ISSUED ON FRI-DAY AUGUST 22

Determining the character and financial respoosibility of your Broker is at important asthe selection of right stocks

DO YOU WANT A HOME-

It makes no diffirent whether youpay a rent t amaH rent or amedium rent we would ike to talkwith iou We think we Com shewBOW TO MAKE A GOOD PART OYOUR RENT PAY FOR A HOOSK-dn the easiest sort of terms We canprefect a plan of payments to Ct nearlyvery case

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money Is findiag Its way Into circula-tion in this V

m informed that an American com-pany is conducting experiments on theupper river with a new wireless telegraph system If this shall prove suc-

cessful and practical it is designed toplace It in operation between Para andManaos No greater oenefit could beconferred upon the merchants and ship-pers of these cities as the present cableis rarely working more than one day inthe week

Mr Keoeday says of the harbor improvements at Minutes

Work on the harbor improve-ments at Manaos has been recently begun These include an extensive sys-tem of docks and wharves which w llfacilitate the growing commerce of thatcity The Booth Stearashio Companyhas the concession and I am informedthat a large portion of the work nasbeen sublet to a New York firm and anengineer from that city has recoutlvgone up the river to take charge Workon a new electric light plant will alsobe begun at once

I am informed that the 5000000 loanwhich the State of Amazonas has beenseeking to raise for the past year hasbeen financed Charles R Flint ofNew York city My informant furtherstates that as of the considerationthe State has taken over Mrelectric light and tramway system andhis water supply tank in Manaos at apries of about 51660000

The arrangement of this loan willAmazonas to carry out severalimportant in contempla

tion at Manaos and upriver poinls fbeloan is guaranteed as usual here by thecustom house receipts

BANK PRESIDENT STABSFLORIDA BUSINESS MAN

Street Fight Growing Out of a Law-suit Assailant Out on Bail

PENSACOLA Fla Oct CONeH prWIdeat e Jb Americaa Natioaal Bank h r ia i itret fight grow-ing out laws its vKal times stabbed AdOlph Grenkt a leading businessman of this city

OXeill was arrested but released un-der 500 ball Greenhat is in a seriouscondition and his Irlends are Incensedbecause of the light bail demanded ofONeIL Threats are made againstONell

LOAN COMPANIES

WHY PAY iO PER CENTMIheavAK jam get the money from us atAmush IO r r rite Loans fc any amount onwlarks hxkned piwwe furniture etc

chargt for preparint papera Private oiSeeAll bcstneas strictly confidentiat Phon M 70ft

NATIONAL LOAN AND iM ESTifitHrGONortheast corner ISSi and G Streets

Opposite Treasury Entrance on G si

DO Looms on fumitrre p2aoo

etc on the must liberal temjYOU rer offered thIs dt S8

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want more money we will letyou without delay

MONEY Private cfflc

WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO

6xo F Street N W

PRIVATE LOANS-On personal coUs without icoorser referencecr security limply your promise to pay Ouic o plan euiijlca evu wue to secure ready cashat coco without incuoreoicnce or delay Ourmethod of condu tia a i n u baseden the word Ccnnoence more than un Se-curity You haYe our confidence we lure yourconfidence You we hnv moneywe dont seed you fail to set accoiu-mocUted elsewhere cell on us and you will netbe disappointed If you have loan now itwill not preyeD you from iacurinjr further ac-commodation from the old reliableCAPITAL LOAN GDAEABTEE CO

602 F St If WPhone East 805-

Ju27tfCorner Sixth St

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FURNITURE PIANOS ETCAt lowest rates without removal publicity orflelay You can pay it back in monthlypayments to suit yourself If you a loanelsewhere and need more money come toWe tan accommodate you Privet roombuahusa confidential

SURETY LOAN CO

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CHEAP MONEYDo you want a lean of from

500 on furniture pianosw etc without any publicity or delay5 tt very cheapest so call

on us for we never disappointLOAN TRUSf CO

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LOANS OF 10AND DPWAKli ON FUttMITUBE ASDPIANOS at lowest rates and on the day youapply We are loaning en the Building andL n Aseociatioa plan which makes the costof carrying loans much lee than you pay elsawhere and allows you to p y it off in anysized notes you desire running ntcn one totwelve months If you have a loan with someother company we will pay it oS and adranccyou more money if desired Rates cheerfullygiven and no cost to you unless loan isCall and get rates Front room first door

NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN COOSS f St N W

CASH TO LOAN-

On Furniture Pianos Me in say amount from10 to 600 Come where get lowest rates

end longest terms All dealings quick awlprivatePOTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN CO

Rooms 74 and 76 Atlantic BuildingTeL M 1236 Y 823 and PSO F St N W

WE WILL LEND YOU MONEY-On your furniture organs and

can pay it bock weekly or monthly payments ABSOLUTELY NO DELAY

Cur business is strictly confidential no embarrtssiBK queetKws to ask you ratesIn the city Private offices

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The Equitable Gooperative

Building AssociationOffers any person who has a steady f

no matter how small an easy convenient pleaof accumulating monc and withproperty

ODd is a short the second to thethird still shorter and so on

The foundation o future competence is laidin the lust few shires bought in a buildingassociation and eputatfon points to the Eqoit

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AMERICAN SECURITYAND TRUST CO

Capital 1250000

Surplus 8300000SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES

Safe Deposit Boxes for rent in largevault 5 per annum and upward

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THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT

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COMPANYCORNER 13TH ST AND NEW YORK AYE

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FOREIGN MAILS

WASHINGTON D G POSTOFFICE NOTICEShould read daily as changes may occer

at any tia-FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched to the porte

of sailing daily and the schedule of ctoda-fe arranged on the presunptioQ of their ainterrupted overland transit For the week

October 25 1803 the last cocQecUa closeswill be made from the MAIN OFFICE as lol

MailsWEDNESDAY a At 715 p m

s a Columbia from New York vUPlymouth Cherbourg and Hwnbw f MailFRANCE SWITZERLAND ITALY SPAINPORTUGAL TURKEY EGYPT GREECEBPmSH INDIA and MAHQUEZ per-s s La Toarain from New York via HavreMan for other parts of ECROPE must be di

Per 8 s La Tourainec At 11 5 p m for ITALY direct per s f

Cites diTHURSDAY At IliK p w Joe AZdKES

ISLANDS per a s Peninsular from New YorkFRIDAY c At 1135 p HJ rex NETHER-

LANDS direct per s s Ryndam from NewYork MalI must be directed Per s a Rye

damcAt 11 5 p BS for BELGIUM direct pet-

s s Zeeiaod from New Yorkc At 11 5 p m for EUROPE per a s-

Lucaufa ifrooi New York via QoeeastowBc At lli 5 p HI for SCOTLAND direct per

s s Font jsa from Xew York V il meat bedirected Pr s f Funwasia-

PJHNTED MATTER ETC This tteuaKtakes Printed Matter Commercial Paper sodSamples for GERMANY only The see classof teal matter for other puts of EUROPE will-

ed by herMails for South and Central America

West Indies EtcWEDNESDAY c At 11 6 p m for JA-

MAICA per steamer from Philadelphiac At 1125 p m for OAJ1PECHE CHIA

PAS TABASCO and YUCATAN per s s Ha-vana from New York Mail for other partsMEXICO must be directed Per s a Havana

c At 1126 p in for the BAHAMAS and theEROVINCE of SANTIAGO CUBA per s syOGATAN fnm New York

e At 135 p HU for the BAHAMAMail most be di-

rected Per s s AntilfaTHURSDAY At 11 6 p m for MEXICO

per a Matanzas from New Yorkpico MT1 be directed Per g s Matenses

c At 1125 p INAGUA and HAITI

FRIDAY c At 11S5 p m for BERMUDAper s a Pretoria from New York

c At 11 5 p m for RTO RICO per s sCosine from New York

c At 1125 p ns for CURACAO and VENE-ZUELA per a a from New YorkMail for and CARTAGENA mustbe directed a s Maraeaibo

c At 11 3 p m for BARBADOS andNORTHERN BRAZIL per s s Hilary fromNew York via Pars and Menses

c At 11 p m for PERNAMBUCO SAN-TOS and SAO PAOLA per s 3 Capri from

must be directed Per s a Capric At 1125 p m for FORTUNE ISLAND JA-

MAICA CARTAGENA and GREYTOWN s s Alkghany from New YorkMall for COSTA RICA must be directed Per s-

t Alleghenyc At 1125 p m for GRENADA and TRIN

for NEWFOUNDLAND by rail to NorthSydney and thence via steamer close here dailyexcept Sundays at 1200 m and on Sundays at1130 a m The connecting doses areon Mondays Wednesdavs and Saturdays d k

Moils for by rail to Boston andthence via steamer close here daily exceptSundays at 1200 m and on Sundays at 1159a m d k

CUBA MAILS close here via Port Tampa FlaMondays Wednesdays and Saturdays at 330p m h

Mails for MEXICO overland unless speciallyaddressed for dispatch by sailing fromNew York close here dally at 1030 a ra and10 XX p m h

MafIa for BELIZE PUERTO CORTEZ andGUATEMALA by rail to New Orleans andthence via steamer close here at 1030-a m and 1000 p m the connecting easesfor which being on Mondays f h

for COSTA RICA by rail to T Or-

leans and thence via stKiincr close here daily ata m and 1000 p m the cocLecting

closes for which on Tuesdays f h

TransPacific MailsMails for CHINA JAPAN HAWAII spe-

cially addressed matter for the PHILIPPINEISLANDS via San Francisco close here dailyat 630 p m up to October 25th inclusivefor dispatch per s s America Yarn o

Mails for the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS via

Sn Francisco close here daily at 6 JO p m wto October 2fltti inclusive for dispatch per uS Tran ort o

Mails for TAHITI and JtARQUESAS ISLANDSvia San Francisco ekes here daily at 30 pm up to October 2tb inclusive for dispatchper a s Mariposa o

Mails for CHINA and JAPAN via Vancouverend Victoria B C here daily at 630p m up tc October SSth inclusive for dis-patch per 9 s Empress of Japan Registeredmall be specially addressed Merchandisefor United States Postal Agency at Shang-hai China cannot be forwarded via Canada o

Mails for except those for WestAustralia which are dispatched via EuropeNEW ZEALAND FIJI SAMOA and HAWAIIvia San Francisco close here daily at 830 p mup to November let inclusive for dispatch perg s Sonomo Co

MaiM for CHINA JAPAN HAWAII andPIHLIPPINK ISLANDS via San Franciscoclose here daily at 630 p ra up to November2d inclusive for dispatch per s s Korea o

tAils for AUSTRALIA eirept those for WestAustralia which fro vie andlend mails for which are dispatched via SanFrancisco and FIJI ISLANDS via Vancouverend Victoria B C close here daily at 6SO ptn after November 1st and up to NovemberSth Inclusive for dispatch per s a Miowera

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Nw York N Y for connection with Europeansteamers

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Military Mail dis-patched to San Francisco at all closet for thatoffice to connect with Government Transportsthe sailings of which are irregular

REGISTERED MAILS close at the MAIN OF-FICE as follows a it 830 p same dayb at 115 p m same day c at S15 p m

same day d at 550 a m same day at546 p m same day vO at 100 a samedsT h at 115 m same day k at 845p previous day o at a m same day

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ALEXANDRIA AND ARLINGTONELECTRIC TRAINS STATION 13 Pa Aye

For Mt Vernon every hour week days trots30 a m to Z p m

For Alexandria and Arlington every half hourRound trip to Mt Veroon Me Round trip

to Alexandria SIc Round trip to AriiagtoSoc Round trip to Mt Vernon iactadlnArlington and Alexandria 60c

WASH ALEXANDRIA MT VERNON RYSEE TIME TABLES AT HOTELS a ltf

SOUTHERN RAILWAYSchedule corrected to September I

1 Trains teave from PcMnyTania Station801 a m Dally Local for Hwmsonixirp

Warrantee Charlotte and way station1051 a ra Daily Washington Kic

and Florida Limited Firstcwdrawingroom sleeper to Jacksonville Ma DiD

car service1115 z M Daily UaHed States Fast Mail

Fiwtctesg coaches and drawingroom sleeperto Sew Orleans Dining car service

1137 a m Daily Local for Warreoton jOHirlottfOTiUe

4 H p m Week Days Local for Hamj burg and way steticns en Xcauua braacb

490 p m Daily Local toe Wanencon andj 845 p m Daily New York end Atlanta Ex-

press coach and sleeper to AtlantaMondays Wednesdays and Friday SacseiRoute Washington to SonFrancisco Pullman buffet service

050 p Dally New York said FloridaExpress Firstclass coach and steeper to S-

Tammh Jacksonville and Pert Tampa steeperto Aagasta and connection for iflwa Diningcarloot p a Daily New York and Memphis

Limited via Lyncbborg First claw coach andsleeping car to Knoxville Chat-tanooga sad Memphis steeper to New OrleansDining ear service

1015 p a Dally Wa Ingt a andLimited All Pullman train dub and

observation cars to Atlanta tad Macoa sleep-ers to Nashville Atlanta Macoa Memphis

j New Orleans Dining car service

TRAINS ON BLUEMONT BRANCHLeave Washington week days 81 a jn

100 p m 135 p m 44 p m and 826p m Latter to Leesburg only Sundays only

Through trains front the South Wash9M a jn 652 a a 740 a m 915

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Phone 1640 P H R flab ServiceC ACKERT General ManagerB H HARDWJCK General Pasar AgentL S BROWN General Asent-

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MEDICAL

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DR LEATHERMANExpert Specialist in cure of all acnte andchronic ailments Complaints of the digestiveorgans nervous and blood disorders quicklycured

Consultation free 602 F St H W

Mrs RennerHas removed her city office to 1233 Pa avenw room 4 office hours from 10 a m to 1p m PRIVATE SANITARIUM and residenceat her country place in Maryland ocl2tf

31 YEARS PRACTICE

PERMANENTLY LOCATED j

Uses eclectic remedies and in many caseselectricity Special attention given to

bram and nervous diseases throat lung andaSecrions rheumatism neuralia

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MONEY TO LOAN

TO LOAN J5COOO on first mortgages at loWinterest from S to 5 years prefer to loan itin two sums of about S5000 each CHAPINBROWN 323 John Marshall Place old 4 stnw eSOtf

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