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r THE MOBNING' TIMES, SpjfPAT, JUABCH 21, 1897 10 DOCTORS FREE AT 1113 G STREET N. W. Skillad Physician Giv3 Ate and Pre scrll33 lor You Wittiout Cost Ail Are Welcome. isot out cent lb required Tor consultation, examination or advice- ,.,. Everv appliance lias been added to our oince that will aU surrering humanity. Mr Homeopa'hic Remedies 'oulcklv relieve and speedily cure Catarrh, jjvMieiibia, Klieumalibiii. All Nervous and Blood Diseases, Female, Kidney and Bladder Troubles. Our Perfected Sialic Electrical Machine CurcsNeuralgla, Rheumatism, Lumbagoand Sciatica in from three to five minutes. The pains and aches disappear as ir by magic. As a means of improving the general nerv ous tone or patients it is without a rival. Catarrh Posi ively Cured. Our orrice lh thoroughlj equipped for the treatment or every rorm of Catarrh, lite treatment consists of mild, soothing lotions "wiiU h give iclief from tlie first appliciiUon, aud of internal remedies, which act on the blood and nerves and thoroughly eradicate the disease from the system. Trial Treatment Free. orrice open daily rrom ' a. m. to 8 p. m. Sunday from - to 5 p. ni . The American Medical Institute. Rufus H. Darby I j selling Job Lots m XXX, Hien Cut, 6H Full Gov't White x.nveiopes, $i-6Uter j,uu j, pnaixa. Best stvle in :invclir ink. 7-Ib. Linen letter Heads, $1.60 per ' 1,000, i rinted. Printing not to txeced four lines addi tionallines lC'c.each. Gooddisplaj medern type. a-Cash In advance with thefe oiders. Samples of stock mailed on leceipt of 2c stamp. Best i i-2 XXX Envelopes. 2.50 per 1000 printed. Fine Linen or Bond Letter Sheets, ?4 50 per 1000 pnuted. Legal, Theatrical and Jol) Work 15 piesses. Tons of modem type. E killed workmen. 20 years' experience Low piices. Good -ucrlc. Hausinciion gtiatanteed Piosswork for the trade. Teisoual attent.on gi en to every Job. Kuftis II. I nbr. Commercial, Kitilroatl anil Show Printer, 1308 IM. Ave.. 1311 1) M. N. V. 0S)3S3SSG)5X33SS52S3S1 Have you money i I to throw aw a'? iTso, Hkipthis. Those economically S inclined will he glad to know how g) to reduce their fuel bill. Coke gj pa is the cheapest, most economical q S and cleanest fuel Known. We wane 25 you to try it. Note the lowness of 8 g the prices: g 1 40 Eusaels UncriisM Coke, $2.90 1 40 EnsMs Craslieu Coke, 53.70 I Washington Gaslight Co., 413 TLNTII STltUIST N. W. g S Or Win. J. Zeh. 020 2)th St. N. V. g g (Phono 4TC.) S 3032XEXIX? S3ES33S3SSSXD3 FREIGHT FOR Cabin John, Glen Echo and Tenleytown. We deliver freight of all descriptions &iong the Conduit road as far as Cabin John Bridge and on the Tenleytown road nt very reasonable rates. KPRINGMA.T.N S EXPRESS. Telephone 203. llutchlns Building. EXPERT HELP means best work. Let as launder one package for you See if -wo cannot pi case T0LMAN STEAM LADXDRY. Cor. fctli ai.d Csts. eSX333GX3SGX3GX3S3S0SSX3SX3SX5XDS IS Economy 1 I and Health 1 8 bothderaand that you sub- 9 Ftitute electric for pas light. 5? ty .Electricity is mucn easier on eves, and, being more brilliant than gas, goes furtlier and is tnereiore cneapcr. uiau to an swer Questions. U- S. Electric Lighting Go. 213 14th st. nw. 'Phone, 77 SS S3S3S$3SSSX933GXiX3SS3 BRYAN'S GREAT BOOK "The First Battle" For Sale at the Times Counting Room. Price. . $1.50. yorning and Sunday Tiroes, 35c Per Month. Cllclictcrt iiticitsh Visavuz Jirau. OrlHnnl ami Onlr Genuine ;.rr- filwarv r 1'altlp. t,C1CQ U .'Sjj Drncrirt for Ck, later t nialith Ilia- inttrl Ilmnii In ISmI anil imla njeUllic boxcst scaled xritli blue libbon. lake i. TTf.Trt nthfi.. Rtfiue A flMffftlM mbfllfu- in rtamra fcr jnrilcular", t-rtlnenUlj ni "Keller la- U'liw.' imciur.iij muni "hIrlicprClicnitcaK'K.lInIUiin8iunr4 Beans From TJucle Sam's Bag. Several years ago Congressman TYat.son, of Ohio, sent several larpc Kicks of flower e.nd garden 6ecds home for distribution tmong his constituents. Tlie papers an nounced this fact, and for three days past Ihere has been a constant stream of per sons coming to the Congressman's law office hi Columbus. Saturday a man came np and abked for beans. lie was given two packages. lie demurred at this, and reached over into the sack and began to nil his pockets. When called dowD by the attendant, the lover of beans said 'I haven't got enough for a mess jet. It takes more than a quart of beans to "make a mess for my family-" He was in formed that it was not a relief headquar ters, and after considerable growling, left the office. ColumbUB Journal - Tho TrnlcJ tides t Cut of All. Mudge I think a woman on a bicycle Is one of the ugliest eights there Is. Yab Hey She isn't half as disgusting a spec tacle as a fellow on a tandem with your own "best irl. Indianapolis Journal. rEISirs i&SS fs W vr & THE FAMILY DOCTOR Of all t lie maladies to which human flesh is heir, none is so alarmingly prevalent and so difficult to overcome as tuber culosis. No locality is exempt, no race is Illumine. The Indian and negro races are especially susceptible td it, while the na tives of the liijrh altitudes of the Alps and Andes suffer lcast. It is especially preva lent in crowded cities, -where every facility fonts dlsseminatiou exists. Measures are being taken to stamp out tlie disease as rapidly as possible by making it unlaw ful for any one to expectorate in a public place, anil by placing tuberculosis among tlie infectious diseases to be controlled by the boards of health. In tlie treatment of this malady the direct application of medicine to the seat of disease together with good food, tonics, sunshine and fresli air give the best results. Nemo 1 am constantly annoyed by a twitching, mmib, burning sensation under my right shoulder blads. It is not painful, but uncomfortable. "What is it, and what will put a stop to it? From your description I judge it to be a local nervous condition, or "neural, anaes thesia." Rub the spot occasionally with chloroform liniment. If that does not stop it, have it touched occasionally with an electrode. Mrs. AV. B. J. 1 am thirty-rive jears old and weigh 14 pounds, For some time I've )een troubled with throbing headaches, especially while lying down. When 1 ileep itisdirricult to aiouse me. You doubtless have cerebral hypcraemia. (Too much blood in the brain.) Take a strong purgative every alternate day for several days; eat sparingly. E P. M.- My son is sixteen years old, and weighs 140 pounds. Is that not too heavy? Not if lie is tall. H. Meckler My children have pooily de veloped teeth. They decay easily and are short, rough and unewu. The children are apparently well. Certain blood diseases tend to pcor de velopment of the teeth. As the condition is congenital it cannot be remedied. Keep up their geneial health by good food, air, Minshine and cod liver oil. M. E. L.-Can one contract nasal ca tarrh by inhaling another's breath? No. Tdlss E. V- G. Recently a small lump appeared over the tendons on the back or my hand. It is movable and feels elastic. It iutcrferes with my practice on the piano. The lump is known as a bursa, and is cured by a quick, sharp blow with a book or haminei that has been wrapped with cloth. The capsule is thereby broken and the contents scattered. S. J. A. Please give prescription for a tooth powder that won't injuie the teeth. Eojial parts of orris ioot and prepared chalk. Herman S. Please tell me a good cure for bleeding pilc. I've been troubled with them for over a year. Am thirty-five years old, an.) work in a planing mill. Am single. Bleeding piles are seldom cured without an operation. Keep your bowels freely open. Mr. M M. R. Have an acute attack of bronchitis What will stop the cough? Take a capsule contatningjl grains each of quinine and Dover's powder, three times daily. Miss K. Adams, Va. Will you please tell me where I could go to receive training as a nurse, and how long I'd have to serve. Are trained nurses in great demand? There are several Institutions in this city which you could attend. The term of service varies from one to two years. The supply is always equal to the demand. X.lly Eastman Is face powder injurious to the skin? Face powders cause the skin to become rough. Mr. Edmunds, Md. I am becoming bald from continual falling out of the hair, which seems to be dry and harsh. Is there any way to stop it? When the ludr follicles atrophy there is no way of slopping the falling out of tlie hair. If it is due to dandruff it can be remedied by washingthe scalp with tincture of greensotp, 3 ounces, bay rum, 1 ounce, and 10 drops of oil of lavender. Dry and apply tea drop of cantor oil and two drops tincture cantharides. Motorman I have a bad case of catarrh of the head. My nose is usually dry and crusty. Ciinnot smell very well, unless I first use salt water spray. You have atrophic rhinitis, and should receive special treatment. In meantime, keep parts clean with a solution or boracic acid, 20 grains; glycerine, 1 dram; 11s terine, 1 ounce; tincture of kino, 1-2 dram, and distilled water enough to make 3 ounces. Lubricate with vaseline, 1 ounce; menthol, 3 grains. W. IT. B. I have used one bottle of prescription published n few weeks ago, and find it has helped me considerably. Shall I continue to take it, and how long? If you aie feeling quite well you can discontinue its use. If not, continue to take it a while longer: As to the other symptoms you give I could not recommend treatment without an examlnatioa. Your diagnosis may be wrong. C. L. S. (1) I know that cigarettes used to excess are injurious, but if one should limit himself to three per day, do yon think it would have a bad effect? (2) Will you kindly mention a remedy for an oily complexion? (1) Three cigarettes should not Jajure you unless throat or bronchial trouble already exists. (2) Wash your face with castile soap and warm water. Dry, and apply bay rum, to each ounce of which ten grains of resorcin has been added. Victor Morrow I am troubled with cold feet at night; can only keep them warm by using a heated brick. Your circulationis doubtless faulty. Bathe feet in cold water, aud with a rough towel rub thoroughly. This department is under the supervision of a competent physician, and will appear in each issue of The Sunday Times. Com munications must be explicit, and accom panied by proper name and rCddiess as a guarantee of good faith, and not for pub lication. Communications crowded out of this issue will appear in the next, Address "Family Doctor," care Times. Deafness Cannot Be Cured, BY LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they can not go to the scat of the disease. Catarrh Is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies, nail's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one or the best physiciansin this country for years, and Is a regular prescription. It. is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two in gredients is what produces such wonder ful results in curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Trops., Toledo, O. Bold by druggists, price 70o. 8-lyr $1250 IS THE PRICE FOR AN HONEST SUIT 0R OVERCOAT MADE TO ORDER FORE WOOL AND FA5TC0L0R GUARANTEED,' CALL FOR SAHPLES. Opon Uvcuinzs Until 0 o'clock. Bicycle Suit and Cap, $10. COURT OP INQUinV OKDliltKD. Charges Acaiiiht Commander Mullau to lie Iuvestlgutiri. Humors which recently l cached the Navy Department affecting Commander Dennis Mnllan causing his detachment as com mandant of I lie 1'ensaeola navy j ard several weeks ago, aie to be investigated, and for that purpose a court of inquiry, of which Capt. Norman G. I'arqiihar is the sole member, and Assistant Judge Advocate Gen. Charles JI. Lauchhelmer, U. 8. M. C, is Judge advocate, has been oidered from Washington to meet at tlie Pensacola navy yaid next Thursday, the 25th inst. The pieclhe iintuie of tlie repoits is not divulged, but they aie said, to lelate to occunences while the ol'licei commanded the yard dur ing the past year, which would seriously affect his standing If veiified.- Commauder II ullan was one cf the heroes of the .Samoaa disaster in Starch, 1&S9, when three United States vessels, the Trenton, Vandalia, and Nipsic, and two German gunboats were foiced upon the beach and giotind to pieces. He was in command of the Nipsic, and by a cmious coincidence Cnpt. Farquliar, who will now investigate the rumors concerning him, commanded the flagship Trenton at the time. Dr. Collins to lecture. Dr. Varnmn I). Collins, the well-known traveler, will deliver a lecture on "A Horseback Ride Across South America," at the Fifth Congregational Church, at the corihsr of Eighth and I streets north east, on Tuesday night. The lecture will be under the auspices of the Men'n Club or the church. It is the first. of a series to be delivered by Dr. Collins at the church. The remain der of the series includes "I'tali, Its Great Salt Lake, Capital and Peculiar People,' on April 2; "The Tai-Ting Re bellion in China, the greatest in history," on Aptil 0, and "Some Eminent Persons with Whom I Have Conversed,'' April 10. The lectures will all be free. The World of Business The war in Wall street against the bucket shops, which have multiplied in New York and throughout thu country of late, has culminated In a notice sent out by the officers of the exchange to the Western Union Telegraph Company, tliat the con tract with the Gold and Stock Telegraph Company, a branch of the Western Union Company, will not be renewed on June ?0, when it expires. The bucket shops have been a thorn in the flesh of the stock exchange for a long time past, and have rankled more and more this past winter. It is said to be a fact Hint the former customers of the commission houses, mem bers of the exchange, are to a lare extent doing their business now witli the bucket shops, and that in reality the stock ex change business is being cut all to pieces and will soon almost have vani-hed alto gether. The Western Union Company, through the Gold and Stock Company, the governing committee of the stock exchange asserts, has persisted in supplying the bucket shops or the country with quota tions over the tickers controlled by the Gold and Stock Company. It Is also asserted by the stock exchange that at the same time the ticker quota tloui are furnished the proprietors of the bucket shops are also furnished an express telegraph service, giving them an ad vantage of two or three minutes over their customers. Asthebucketshops executeno orders, but take the trade, they have an advantage over the customers. Whether all this is so or not, and every trader In Washington knows nil about this matter, it is the opinion of experts that the stock exchange Is running up against a pretty stiff thing, and that i t will come outIoHr. Wall street isvery cynical. If it will ever occur that anyone desiring the ticker service need be without it there seems no waj- to prevent it. However the effect on Western Union stock will probably be bad for a short time, traders ay. Business nt the stock exchange yester day was moderately active, tlie sales ag gregating 103,000 shares in the course of the two hours of the short session. The course of the market was irregular, how ever, and indecisive. At the end of the day prices weie about as they were at the opeaing. It is the opinion of experts that tomorrow morning may see a decline, perhaps not a very large one, and that for a day or so the bear hide of the market will be tlie most profitable one. This is simply in the way of reaction fiom thu advanced prices, and does not necessarily .mean anything more. A break of about a point in Jersey Cen tral was the feature of the initial trading, this led to a slight reaction in the general list. There are a variety of minors in regard to the dividend from Jersey. It is asserted that It will be reduced to -t per cent at the next meeting. Moore & Schley are among the sellers of this stock. .New York Central was one of the 6trong featincs of the market. After the first re action ycstciday it moved up to 1C0 1-4. There are reports, and apparently well founded, that the scheme for refunding the company's indebtedness is making piogress. It Is understood that the banking syndicate having the matter in charge will agree to float a $75,000,000 one hundred-year gold bond, bearing 3 1-2 per cent, and that holders of the old indebtedness will be offered the privilege of conversion. Rugar was heavy yesterday, falling to 113 5-8. The cause of the decline was. of course, rumors of an adverse tariff. Whether these rumors were put out by the sugar people or not is of no particular consequence. It is certain that the Havc mcyers are very shrewd gentlemen, and it seems most probable that they would not care to have Sugar booming while the tariff is being adjusted. Onm ir.in nnn of trip Strnntr features of the market yesterday. On further buy- I 941 Pa. Ave. N. W. 2H3B& Silshy & (INCORPORATED) U3 Vt ; i ji I ,-! 'Phone NOTICE 613 i6th st:,' r RANRTPP and & Opp. U. S. Treasury. DMSKJ stock We control our own private telegraph wires to. New York and Chicago. We have every facility for securing im mediate and reliable information and exe cuting orders promptly. Correspondents of ROBT. LINDBLOM & CO., S. MUNN, SON & CO. and KNAPP BROS. ing by the Flower interests ourlocal Ciiicago Gas experts are holding on to their gas and buying more every day. ' Mr. Cooper, of Hunter, Cooper & Co., has been in Washington during the last week, watching the opening days of Congress and apparently getting pointers as to sugar and one or two of the railroad stocks that he is interested in. He has had a good deal of valuable Information during the week, 1 happen to know, and I hope you were.iblo to avail yourself or it, ir you are a good friend or ills. Gurley & Ilsrross tell me that they are much pleased with the Hunter, Cooper & Co. service. Hnight & Freese's manual of information to investors or speculators is one of the best publications of the kind I have seen. It contains all needed or desired informa tion concerning steel: and Lends, capitaliza tion, langc of piices, dividends, paid, or omitted, character of property, etc., etc., sothata man who wants to know anything about the-Stocks lie lsdeallngin can satisfy himself in a moment wjthout any moie trouble than any one is-at to consult a dictionary. Along with the railroad list goes a map foi each property the range or quotations for ten yearr in short every thing that is of value or interest. Tlie book -400 pages can be had by addiessliigthe firm, 53 Broadway, New. York Citi. The New York Financier says this week: The statement; of the associated banks or New York city for the week ending March 20, shows v. marked reduction in leserve, the cash holding having de creased not less than .$5,785,900. The Burplus icservc shows a imilnr contrac tion, the loss for the Vjek, $1,091,375, bringing the excess casitln the banks to .$1S,ICS,705, widely itivcr nine mil lions less than was reported three weeks ago. In this period IfthiisiKavc increased about the same amountwhlle deposits are Only $000,000 heaWieK ' " The Iomj of nearly SG.tJflO.OOO In cash during the last wcek""t ctisily accounted for. The bunks paid 'alxmffSO.uOO.QOO to 'the Treasury on account of the custom .house withdfawiiIs6rJ3bnacd'gQ0ds, hnd -as this money involved ajtransfer of funds out or baiiK, ratner tnantne opening or credits, which would swell the deposit account, the los was actual and reduced the net cash holdings. '$ '- The movement which resulted in these sudden payments into the custom-houe on the part of importers lias apparently run Its course. As it neccfsitatcd borrowing in nearly the same amount as the payment or duties, a concspondmg increase was looked for In the loan total, butthcincrcnsc as shown by the statement was only $-157,-D00. The only inference, therefore. Is that there has been considerable liquidation in other loans. Since the 1st of Marcli tlie loan expan sion has been $8,759,000, but as $6,000. 000 at least must have been added to thH sum last week, the contraction in other outstanding loans appears plain. The banks .are still decreasing their circula tion, the reduction of $25S,400 last week making a total contraction or $4,308, 300 since December L7. This is an unprecedented decline, but the necessity nnd advisability of such a course are not to be disputed, when the congestion of the local money market is taken into consideration. New York Stock Market. Corrected dolly by W. B. ITIbbs & Co.. Bnnkers nnd Brokers. Members of tho j. i. Stock Exchange. 1421 K street On. ltl-' t,ow Onq American Spirits 12 I2?i 12?; 12 American Spirits pfd... f3,v v rg ,- 3 Am. !'"." ItnlmorvCi.. MJ 1MJ UV.& 1 i American Tobacco TG TfiK 7.VK 7fi3 AMiinTP. .fcS i" '''' IJ3- J 11 Atcli.. Ton AS. F. prd. '.2)i 22?4' li 2C Canada Southern.- 40y 497,' 49 49j!f r,i..n..n..fA .,. rhlilf. !S IK ITW lT.,y muii,i'i; ww . -.. .r...... w -- - - C It. J 1 GSJi fiSJS 6SJS ...... -"'.I . ! 7fl Del. & Hudson il'o awi "o ius-j Krio 14 , H I8.V 13U Uenuiiil ir.lfCi.rio S'-1 "4V S4 SS4H Manhattan ? hM ?j 85JS Mal'nrinc ,K Mf 8 1S MJCfcT-pld 31 SIH 307f 31f National Lead Co W 2W 23.i 2)T New Jersev Cer. 9 9' 0 90 New York Central 'OlMOOtf C3i lOOi North -rn 1'acitic WX YlV 12' I27i rviirtlioiii Paciili: lr.i & ! & 'MX Ontaiio A W cstfn 1 M Pacific Mail ?g?$ 2.' ;' " Puila. vV Keadimr $i 2i? bouttiori) Il.1dw.1v. ptd.. ah -oS JoK -b, Temi. uoal, & iron jjX fX wtf 'fX U. Si Lc.itlinrptcl "P8-1 5 E8 6b Wabash pfd g "K lift If'. Wheeling & L. Erie.... ,1X 1 IX IX Woste (1 Unlu.i aui. C. t2 U4 tu, 83i Ex-div. I t - Chicago Grain aud rr'oylslon Market Corrected dally by W;. B. Hlbbs & Co., C, C, U, fc at. Ll "5fc i' '.u;$ .51 Ulncazo dur Alt h l "i, '.714 Chicago r.ndTtli-v'iu. " VOX MW ICSX UhicatM Ufi '9 1,"i '9,' 70 ...... .. u 77 1' 777.' 77X-- 77s I am. ot .fc. - ....... Bankers and Brokers. Members of the' N. Y. Stock Excliange.'.14gl F street. Open. Hikh; Lo7. '.losing Wheat. '' , May T6 7SK .1 UH 71 juiy:;::.. rix -,-. w x MavC.f.:.... 251 25'"' Wi-K 2M July". 26X -M &li-k Wi Mayfl":.... 17 XX v .l'X-lA 17X juy,::::: w s a & "POKK. May 8.05 8-87 A83 S.67 July 9.07 9.0i 8.S7 8.97 May1"?:.... 1.80 4.82 4.27 4.27 July..::....... 4.40 4.40 4.37 4.87 dr are Itins. May 4.87 4.87 4.83 4.8D juiy 4.90 4.0(1 4.b3 4.82 .New York Cotton Market. Open. Hlsta. JLow. Clos March April May Juno aoj 6.99 6.90 6 09 7.02 7.0a 7.11 7.02 7.0 7.03 7.07 7.05 7.00 7.12 7.09 7.10 Waslilneton Stock Market. Sales-United States 4's, registered, $200 at 111. Capital Traction, 40 at 52; Amer ican Graphophonc, 100 at 9; 10 at 9 1-8. Mergcnthaler Linotype, 8 at 122 1-4. Lanston Moaotype, 35 at 8; 100 at 7 5-8. GOV'EItX.UEXT llUXD-i. Bill. Askod. rx. a 1's, b luur z j iio; ui? FINANCIAL. Company, Commission Brokers. SOS. T. E. WA BANKEKS, 1333 F STREET N. W. ADAMS JJUJXIHXG. Deposits received. ChcckBooks furnished. INTEREST ALLOWED. LOANS Made on listed stockB and bonds. DEALERS IN UNITED STATES UONDS, STOCKS, WHEAT, COTTON, Cash or Margin. ODR FACILITIES FOR DEALING IN ALLJQKDS OF SECURITIES AND SPEC ULATIVE COMMODITIES CANNOT POS SIBLY BE EXCELLED. THEY INCLUDE AMPLE CAPITAL. AND EVERY POS SIBLE FACILITY THAT COULD CON TRIBUTE TO THE SUCCESS OF AN IN VESTOR OR OPERATOR. Call or send for Dally Letter and Circular. EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE WIRE TO OUR MAIN OFFICE, 31 mid .'JIl Urondwny, New York City. T. E. WARD & GO. 15 POINTS PROFIT. NO GUESSWORK. WHEN OMAHA WAS4SI BEGAN AD VISING Till-, PPRCIIASE OK THAT STOCK, AND HAVE CONTINl'ED TO ADVISE PURCHASES UP TO G3. 1 HAVE SIMILAR CORRECT INFOR MATION ON SEVERAL OTHER STOCKS FOR THE COMING WEEK, WHICH I will furnish FREE TO ALL WHO OPEN ACCOUNTS WITH ME IN SUMS OF SlOO UP TO $5,000, -WITH A DESIRE TO MAKE BIG MONEY QUICKLY. My only charges are the usual broker age commissions Tor executing tlie transac tions on either of tlie stock exchanges TO THOSE WHO SPECULATE ELSE WHERE, MY TERMS FOR INFORMA TION ARE $10 WEEKLY, IN ADVANCE. Telegrams extra (collect). F. D. MORGAN, Banker, 64 WALL STREET. It NEW YORK. The National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company Of the District of Columbia CORNER 1 OTH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. Chartered by special act ofConpresa. Jan., 1H07, and act of Oct., 1800, and Feb.. 1802. Capital, One Million Dollars. W. B. Hibbs & Co., BANKERS and BROKERS. Members New York Stock Excliansa, 1427 F Street Correspondents ot LADENBURG, TIIALMANN & Ox, New York. U.S 4'a.C. 1007 Q, J US 113 17. 8.4's. 1925 i 123 l-'4 U.S.5s. 1001 Q, F , 113X lUtf msTiticT of cot.ujinrA noifDS. &JS.'H. "20-yoir Kumllii:" 101 6sl9K. 'VM-vcir FumUm." goil... HO T'et'JJI. "Water rftock," currency. Ill 7'a 11)W. . iter St'ck," currency. Illttf "Fuinliiifr," currency, Mi's 109 JIISCELfjANEOUS UOSD3 Met RR 5'8. 1S2-) Ill Mot It It Conr. 0-s. 1SWI 113 115 Mot R R Cert, of Indebtedness.... 115 130 Belt R R5's. 1921 C5 80 Eukinirtoa H Itffs . SI! 92 Coliiruhi 1 R R?3. lull 117 120 Wash Uus Co. Sor A. ffs. lOOi-'-T... 1U Wash Gas Co. ScrD. 0's. 1901V2J.... 115 Clics. and Pot Tel o's 1835-1911 101 AiuSccfcTro's. Fautl A. 1905.... 101 Am Ssc Tr 5. A uul O, 19J.... 101 Wash Maricot Uo-lstiTs. 190MUU. i7.0t0retirodaunuall7 ."... 103 Wnsu Jlarkot CohniXTs. 12-27 103 Wash -Murkot Co ext'u -fs. lU-'27.. 10S Masonic Hall Assocl it'u o' J. t'JOi.. 105 Wash. Lt Iar 1st (Td. 1901 93 NATIONAL HANK STOCKS. Bank of Washington L'CO 2S0 iJanir or ilopublic 200 aiu Motrouoataiu 2MJ r.00 Coutral 2-0 Farmers ami Mechanics' 174 Socoiid 132 Citizens 115 Columbia.. ...,T.-. 125 Capital 10 130 WestEnu. 107 109 'JraUors' 95 OS Lincoln '03 lu5 Ohio OJ 100 6AFK DEPOSIT A.ND TISUST COMPANIES. NatSafo Dopositand Trust Ilu 115 Wash Loan ami Truss I19& 125 A o.cr ."security Trust. 110 Ho Wash S.Uo Djnosit 50 JtAIt.aOAD bTOUKb. Capital Traction Co 52 63 Metropolitan luS 111 Columbia 51 ZLRUTKIO IilOUIAXD GAS sroCK3. Washiucton Gas 4t 4o)4 Georgetown Uas.... 4o ...... i;. a. Juectric Liat o7 9J INSUUANCE ST0CK3. Firomcn's 26J 31 Franklin 35 Metropolitan CS Corcoiau ! Potomac (w Ailincton 1-G Gorman American .MU.oiial Union. 19 ll Columbia 11 HijJKS J 8,' Fooplo'ti. 0 Lincoln .... 8 9 Commercial -h TITLE INSUllANCE STOOK3. Roal Estate Title. ...101. J aud J. 06 100 Colninbia Title 6 t Washington Titlo 6 District "litle 10 TELEPHONE STOCKS. rennsylvama 8S CliosapoaKo and Foto.uae 19 - 61 American Grapliopuouo. 9 V', American (iraunophono prof 9 12 1'neumatic Gun Carnago 60 75 MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. Mcrcoiulialor Lmotypo (new) '21 123 Lanston Monotype 7& tli Washington Market 11 Great Fallslce 118 125 Lincoln Hall..... 9J Ex-dlTideud. BTJKTN.ESS CHANCES. WANTED Mun with $75 to take athletic specialty company; talent; all parapher nalia. Address D. C, tills office. It FOR SALiK JJlstrjcc Fruit Store, for each. 4u'l) La. avc. nw. niliuo-TC GENTLEMAN with team would like to travel for a reliable house or would ac cept agency for .some salable article of merit: rers. furnished. Address BUSINESS A, this office. It FOR SALE A well-established Jewelry btore; cheap If fcokl at once; retiring from huMneSH rf-nf-on lor Eeliinir. Au"0i'ss NORTHWEST, tltiH office. It l"OR BALE Cheai A Rrocery and pro viciion store; splendid location; must be Hold at once, as I have other business on bund. Cor. 6th and Acker sts. ne. It PARTNER to lielp manage a paying office .bUHinesb; requires $100. URAUallAW, 45)4 La. ave. inhlii-at CIGAR and news htore; nice bosiness: bpleudid locution; ho arranged one-hair rent returned. URADSIIAW, 4ft4r La. ave. mii-l-at TO SELL out your business quick, go to liKADSHAW, 494 La. ave. mligl-3t CIGAR and news stand, in Mt. Vernon Electric It. R. Depot; daily sales, $6 to SIO; owner lea vlugcity: make jffer. BUSI NESS EXCHANGE, 9 IS F at. mii21-3t WANTED A lady of experience as part ner in a large boarding-house at nki snore. Address MRS. Ale, this orrice. tiiliZl-3G WANTED Bupgy or trap in exchange for building lot on electric R. R. line, where real estate is enliancing'iu value. OWNER, Room ii, 918 F bt. nilj21-3C FURNISHED bouse; S800; one-Jinir casli; 19 rooms; fully furnished; m-arly all rented; lentof house, 570; ill-health. HUH1 NESS EXCHANGE, 918 F ,t. -nll-at SALOON; 51,000; 5-100 wirtli stock; daily sales, i14; G rooms; rent, 27.50. BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 918 F it. mh2l-at FOR bA LB Cheap; small notion btori', slock and fixtures 815' E. Cap. it. mh'JO-Ot-cm WANTED -A partner (active preferred) with 5300: good, profitable business: rer. Address GOOD, this office, inhzo-at.em FOR SALE Must be bold at once, an old established grocery store: no reasonable offer icfused. Apply 1715 Fla. ave. mii2(;-at,em WANTED In exchange for new dwelling; rented, 525 per mo.; btock of merchan dise. MakaoffertoEXCUANGE.thisoffice. mli20-at .FOR SAEIi A complete ents''furnlsliing store, at 057 1'a. ave. be., to retire from business. mlil9-3t .FOR SALE One of the best located gro cery stands in market: stock ami fixtures will invoice price asked. BRADSH AW.494 La. ave. mhl9-3c FOR SALE Cigar store in the northwest; pood trade; best of reasons for selling. Address 11. L,. J., this orrice. mhiu-ac FOR SAi-ili Lunchroom, near the new l O,, ooing a .No- 1 business; the best or reasons given Tor feeding; cheap rent and lease. LEASE, this office. mlilti-3t WAITED A rirst-ciass grocery and meat store 111 the inv.; money no object if stocic and nxtures are worth it. Call at lvOl'LArs S MARKET, 3d and Q sts. nw. mill 9-3 1 $200 will buy my stock or groceries, with fixtures: good house; cheap rent; cata trade. 80 1' st. nw. mhlG-7t WANTUIJ MISCEIXAA'ISOOS. WANTED To buy second-hand Singer sew itnrmachinororeaMi. Address CASH, this ornce. mh2l-3c TRIAL WEEK FREE UNTIL 1ST Jliss Douglass' Select Stenographic School, Corcoiau building, Gth floor, ronm No. 1G2. Pitman's bjstein simplified to its easiest method; pupils taught to read as well as write accurately; speed lessons a specialty; thorough busuie- courtt- guar anteed; cornc and be convinced; terms, i?3, 55, 5B jier month. It WANTED -All bicycle ilders to step in and see the new wheels nt the East Washington Branch of FOWLER CYCLE CO., 339 1'a. ave. s. e. mh21-3t WANTED To buy good butter wagon cheap. Address BCTTER, this office. It WANTED To exchange, a new 9t,high giade gent's or lady's bicycle, never ued, for a good hcrse and light dayton. Addr. r IGHT DAYTON, this oflice. inb21-3t WANTED-Pupils China painting, water colors. oil, crayon: terms mo ierate; work on exhibition at Studio, 510 3d st. nw. It WAftifiU- 1'arty- with 300 to assist In building a small house; will divide profits. BUILDER, tills Office. Uih21-3t WANTED A cash register. MEETEER, this office. Addre-s lt-em WANTED High-class piano, in exchange for large, desirable, unincumbered let at Falls Church, Va. Address G. W. R., this office. mh20-3t-eni WANTED Store fixtures, including ice box. Call 11 L nw. It-em WANTED A paitner with $150, in carpet renovating; business. C, this oirice. mh20-3t WANTED To buy a cigar and tobacco business: price from 000 to $1,000. 11., this office. nih2o-3t WANTED To exchange gold watch for bicycle. F. S. TOPIIAM, 1231 Pa. ave. nih20-3t WANTED Pupils French dressmaking thoroughly taught at Vienna Ladies' Tail oring School, GO-t 12th st. nw. (1st floor); pupils can make dret-ses for themselves or friends while learning: day and evening lessons. Mine. DUFFIELD. nili20-3t WANTED -A loan of 5500 on first-class security; will give bonus and pav 12 per cent interest. J. W. J., this orfice. mhI9-3t WANTED A good carriage horte; gentle; not over ten years old: for a squat e piano. Call after 4, 225 1st St. se. nihl&-3t WANTED Tobuy second-hand wheel.ladj's or gent's; must be a bargain. Address 23-i 7th St. 6e mhl9-7t FOR SAHE BICYCLES. Jt'OR SALE 515 for a good serviceable bicycle, hell and lamp. 33 II st. nw. It FOR SALE Bicvcle; cheapest wheel on earth; 500; Ilenshaw has it. 510 llth st. 11 w. mb20-3t,em COLUMBIA Model, '0G.2Olhs.; new frame, tires and rims; low Tor cash;, owner leav ing city. D. Q., this office. mh20-3t FOR SAU3 LOTS. FOR SALE Valuable corner, cheap: 49x 71 ft.; Gth and L sts. se .; will sell low and make loan to build. W. M. YAGER & CO., 508 llth st. nw. -Item i'OK fc.AL.E-One of the" best lots on Roan oke st., near 14th. at 51. CO per rt. H. B. WALDKON. G12 14th St. nw. mhl9-3t FINANCIAL. CORSON & MACARTNEY, Members of the New rork Stock Ex change, 1419 F St., Glover building. Correspondents of Messrs. Moore ic Schley, 80 Broadway, Bankers and Dealers fn Government Bonds. Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securi ties listed on the exchanges of New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore bought and sold. A specialty madeorinvcstmentsecnrities. District bonds and ail local Railroad, Gas, Insurance and Telephone Stock dealt in. American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold. mh!8-tf 0 AMERICAN SECURITY l AND TRUST CO. 2 Interest on Deposits. Boxes, rented ail sizes. Large bur- c glar-proof vault, 55 per annum and upward. 5 C. J. BELL, President e SS3eGX5XiX3S6XDSS)GXiXJXDQ'nX3C 3 tJncqualed facilities bos: service. The Stock MARKET offers unusual opportunities for profitable investment JUST NOW if you get on the right side. We buy and sell for CASH, and on smallest margins and give our : Ii.ii.iuus nn; ueiiciitoi aiiruiiciiunieu facilities and experience. -83-BEST BANK REFERENCES. T J- Hodgen & Go,, Rooms 10 and 11. Corcoran Building, 15th I and F, and 605 7th St. nw- tf CIHTKCH NOTTCKS. SPIRITUALISM Sunday service at th Temple, 513 Ninth street, at 3 and 7:80t lecture and spirit; communications; circles) Tuesday and Thursday nlghtB: private ln tervlews dally. DR. MATTHEWS, Medium, residence, 1021 Vermont avenue, lt-enj SPIRITUALIST- Wonn'K Hall, 721 tittt st. nw. jirs. toiler will noiu ner usual Sunday evening meetings; Psychonjetno readings, tests, etc.; seance, Wednesday! evening at residence, 813 Gth st. nw.. bet.) II and I; Interviews dally. It-era 1 LOST. LOST Collie, dog; with collar and chain. Kctiirn to 714 JUeinoines St., Bnghtwcod, park. 1 s LOST Saturdav, on G, between 7th ancl 3d sts. 11 w., a small can.eo pin. Reward, if returned to Room 154, Patent Office. 1U LOST From 740 3d st. nw , lurge gray striped cat, with double front paws; suitable reward. It LOST A lady's silver belt, bet lOtti and llth on F, or on 12th and Pa. ave. Return to L. DINSMOEE, and receive reward, at this office. 18 LOST March 15. a Gordon setter, black and tan; 55 reward If returned to 1723 Rhode inland ave. mh20-3t LOST At Osborne & Hobans, In ladies totlet-room, a marquise topaz and dia mond ring. Finder will return to 2141 Li fct. nw., and receive reward. mti20-2t t FOR RENT-FARMS. FOR RENT Duiry farm, one hour rrom city; good house and outbuildings; small cash payment and 515 monthly; plenty .iC fruit: cheapest farm In country. JilE DIATE POSSESSION, this office. 16 FUR fcALIi J1UR.SES & VEHICLES. FOR SALE Gray mare, 7 years old, and harness; will work anywhere. 1645 Ben- niug roao; on Sunday at 710 20tu st. ne. mli21-3t FOR SALE On accoutit of storage and xepaln, 2 daytons, 2 grocery, 1 coal or express wagon; also several carnages, buggies, coupes, and wagonettes; no reason able orter refused. 927 D it. nw. 'I'houa 201. fel9-tf rOSTOFFICE NOTICE. Should be read daily by all Interested, changes may occur at anj tune Foreign mails for tlie week ending March 27 close piomptiy at thisofute.as icliows: Transatlantic Malls. MONDAJl (b) At 9 20 p. in-, for Gcr niany, Denmark, Sweuen, ;,i.i"iv.. iihr.i ana), and Russia, per s. s- Spree," from New l'ork, via L-remen. Letters for other parts of Europe, via Southampton, xnusB be directed "per Spree" TL'ESDAY-(b) At 9.20 p m., for Eu. rope, per s. s. St. Paul, from New York, via Southampton. Letters for Ireland must be directed "Per St. Paul." (c) At 10 55 p. in., for Europe, per s. s. Teu tonic, from New York, via Queenstown. (c) At 10:55 p. in., for Belgium direct, per s. s. Westernland, from New York, via Antwerp Letters must be directed "Per Westernland." WEDNESDAY, ib) At 7:20 p. in. for Europe, per s. s. Columbia, from .New York, via riVitmutfi. Cherbourg and llamourg. (cl At 1 0"55 p. in. for Netherlands direct, per s. s. bchiedam, from New York, via Amsterdam. Letters must be directed "Per Schiedam."' ERIDAl-(b)At 6:10 p.m. for France, Switzerland, Italy. Spam, Portugal. Tur key, Egypt and British India, per s. s. La Champagne, from New lork via Havre. Letters lor other parts of Europe must ba driected "Per La Chamragne." (c)At 10.55 p. in. for Netherlands direct, per s. . Veendam. from New lork via Rot terdam. Letters must be directed "Per Veendam." (c)At 10:55 p.m. for Genoa, per s. s. Kaiser Welhelm II, from NuW lork. Letters must he directed "Per Kaiser Wilhelm II." tcAt 10.55 p. m. for Europe, oer s. s. Campania," from New lork via Queenstown. (c)At 10.55 p.m. for Xorwav direct, per s. s. Hekla, frora New lork Letters must be directed "Per Hekla." "PRINTED MATTER, ETC. German steamers sailing rrom New York on Tues days, Thursdays and Saturdays takepriuted matter, eU , for Geru.any, and specially addressed printed matter, etc., for other parts of l-.urope. The White bine Steamers, sailing frora New York on Wediktfdavs.take specially addrc--ed printed matter, etc., Tor iXlrope. The American, tunard and French Una steamers take printed matter, etc., ror itll countries for which they are advertised to cairy mail. 'Mali!- for Soutn ana central Amer ica, nest liuiies, etc. -MO.NUAl-lh) At 3.50 a. ni. for Nas sau, N. P., per steamer rrom Miami, Fla. la) AC 3 20 p. in. Tor Jamaica, persteamer rrom Boston, (o At 10.05 p. m for Be lize, Puerto. Cortez and Guatemala, per steamer from New Orleans. tc At 10:55 p.m. for Brazil and f.a i-l.ita countries per e.". Grecian Prince, rrom New York, via I'ernami'Uco and kio Janeiro. Lelri Tor irth Brazil must be directed "Per Grecian 1'rlnce." TUESDAY-(d) At 6:25 a. m. for Port Antonio, per steamer from Baltimore, Md. (c) At IO 03 p. m , for Costa Rica, per steamer from New Orleans, La. (c) At 1055 p. 111. for Bermuda, per s. 3. Trinidad, from New York. (e) Ar 10 55 p. in. ror St. Thomas, Se. Croix. Leeward and Windward Islands, via St. Tnomas, also Venezuela aud Curacao, por s. s. Philadelphia, from New Yrk. Letters for Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago must be directed "-Per Pnil.nK-Ipniu." WEDNESDAY it) At 3 3' a- ni. for Nas sau, N. P.. per steamer from Miami, Fla. (c) At 10.55 p. m., for Brazil, per s. 3. Astl. from New York, via Pernambuco and Victoria Letters for North Brazil must ba directed "Per Asti. ' (O At IU'55 p. 111.. for Bermuda, pers. 3. Orinoco, rami :sew lork. (c) At 10.55 p. in., ror Nassau. N. P and Santiago de Cuba, per s. s. Niagara, rrom New lork. (C) At 10:55 p. 111.. for North Brazil, per s. s. Horatio, rrom New l'ork, via Para. llArnnhnni ni'l O'ara. THURSDAY (c) At 10:55 p. m., for Jamaica, Port Au Prince. Savanilla and Uarthagcna, per s. s Altai, frora New York. Letters must be directed "Per Altai." FRIDAY fc) At 10:55 p. m., for Lee ward and Windward Islands, per s. s. Pretoria, from New York. Letters for Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago must ba directed "Per Pretoria." (c At 10:55 p. in., for Jeremie, Jacinel and Aux-Cayes. per s. s. Athos, from New York. Letters for Belize, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala must be directed "Per Afhns." (c) AC 10 55 p. in., ror Campeche, Chipas, Ta basco and Yucatan, per s. s. Seguranca, from New l'ork. Letters for other parts of .Mexico must be directed "Per Segur-nnr-a." (c) At 10.55 p. m., for Grenada, Trinidad, and Tobago, per h. b. Irra waddy, from New York. SATURDA 1" (d) At 12 05 p. m-, for Newfoundland, per steamer from Halifax. SUNDAY, 2fcth (f) At 3:50 a. in., for ssiia, N. P., per steamer rrom Miami, Fla. Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to Hall fax and tliencc via steamer, close here dailv, except Sunday, at 12:05 p. m., aad on Sunday only at 11.35 a. ni. (d) Mail for Mitpielon.by rail to Boston, and thence via steamer, clo&e here daily a5 3:20 p. m. ta) Mails for Cuba (except those forSantiago de Cuba, which will be forwarded via New York up to and including tlie 10:55 p. in closing Wednesday), dtses here dally at 3 p. in., for forwarding via steamers sailing; Mondavi and Thursdays from Port Tampa, Fla. (e) I Mall- for Mexico City, overland, unless specially addressed fordispatch'vta steamer, dose here daily at7:lo a. m. td) Transpacific Mulls. 1 Mails for China and Japan, specially ad dressed only, per s. s. Empress of India, rrom Vancouver, close here dally up to 0:30 p m., March 22.d) Mails for China and Japan, per s. . Braemer, rrom Tacouia.do- here dally up to 0:30 p m., March 25.1 d) Mads for the Society Islands, per ship Tropic Bird, irom San Francisco. close here daily up to G.30 p. m . March 25.(d) Mails ror China. Japan, nnd Hawaii, per s. s. Coptic, from San Francisco, closa here dad up to 0:30 p m . March 2G.ld) Malls for Australia (except those for West Austiaha, wlnt-n aie n iV-uil ia Europe), New Zealand, Hawaii. Fiji and. Samoan Islands, per s. s- Mariposa, fiom San Frnncjs'Cn. close here daily up to 6:30 p. in March 27. (d) Mails Tor Australia (except West Aus tralia), Hawaii and Fiji Islands (spe cially addressed only), per s s-- Warrimoo, from Vancouver close here dally up to 6:30 p in., April 1, after 6 30 p .111., March 27. (d) f Mails for Hawaii, per s .s- Australia, from San Francisco. cl here daily up to 6:30 p. m-, April 14. ' 1 4 POS T 1 TRANSPACIFIC MAILS are forwarded to the port of sailing dailv. and tlia schedule of closings is arranged on tha presumption of their uninterrupted over land transit. (a) Registered mall clonca at 10 a. m.' same day. (b) Registered mall closes at 1 p. m.' same day. (c Registered mail closes at 0 p. ra. same day. ( d Registered -mail closes at 6 p. m.f previous day. I (c) Registered mail clnst-j at 1 p. m. Wednesdays and Saturdavs. t (D Registered mail closes at 1 p. m. previous day. (g) registered mail closes at 6 p. ra." previous Sntnrday. JAMES P. WILLHTT, Postmaster. v