THE TIMES, WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, 'APRIL 5, 1899.
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WINS ON MERIT.
Price within the Reach of Everybody. LUXURY and ECONOMY.
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A FINE WELD DAY 01
Tlio Talent Succeeded in Pick
ing Two Winners.
Outsiders Won Much 3Ioney From
the Disgusted Bookies.
tsrffp CroiTtln In Attenilniice ood
Sport uml I.lvcl) Hettinc;
Tlic Card for Tdn.
Besiilte the threatening clouds of yest"r
xnorn, a good crowd Journeyed out to the
Bennlng track, and were well repaid by an
afternoon ol good sport, therein the tal
ent, hookies, and outsiders were all upse
The weather was splendid and the flyers
ran well. The attendance was a great im
proi ement o er the day before. The man
agement of the Jockey Ciub has made
every arrangement 'or the convenience of
Its patrons, with the result that the pubii:
Is not slow to appreciate its efforts in this
direction Today's card gives an uecellmt
field of horses, and those attending will
doubtless enjoy a good das's sport.
The first race was for three-year-olds and
upwards Lady Exile went to the post a
favorite with Judge Wardell and Ited Rid
a good second choice. Lady Exile and
Judge Wardell went off together at the
start with the others well bunched. At the
finish Lady Exile came in first. Judge War
den second. Red Gid third, Sagacltj fourth
and Bloodhound fifth In this race Chara
helle and Kllanno were scratched.
Second race, for three-year-olds and
upward, saw Tjran, Princess India, Water
Girl, Tow Wow, and Spurs at the poL
When the flag dropped Princess India took
the lead and held it until half the dis
tance was covered, when Spurs, with Odom
up. came in with a magnificent burst of
speed, closely followed by Tjran and Water
Girl, and snatched victor from the seem
ing winner. The horses finished Spurs first
In 1 II. Tyran second, and Water Girl
third
selling race was the third on the
programme In this event-Avc horses faced
the starter Imperator got away In front,
folloned by Judge Magee, Beau Ideal
Trianon, and Tut Tut U the half mile
Tut Tut took up the running from the bunch
and came under the wire an easy winner
with Trianon second Judge Jiagee third,
Iraperaior fourth, and Beau Ideal last
The fourth race, another selling for two-year-olds,
found four bangtails at the
post They were Jlisericodia, Specific
Eileen Dalj and F V T, which horses
finished the half mile In the order named,
Mlserlcordla winning in 0 50 2-5.
Nine horses faced the flag in the fifth
race. Rhod) Menla was a hot favorite
at even money In this race the talent
fell short of cashing, for Avoca. at four
to one, came under the wire first, with
Kllarma second, Bosalc third, followed by
Rhody Mccla, Diva. Charabelle. Minor D
James Tod, and Saint Frusquin.
Suiiimur).
First race Two- car-olds and upwards,
five and a half furlongs.
Lady Exile (S7), Odom 5 to"
Judge Warddl (115), Sullivan 7 to 10
Red Gld (103), Seaton 15 to 1
Time, 1 10 2-5.
Sagacity and Bloodhound also ran.
Second race For three- car-olds and
upwards, five and a half furlongs.
Spurs (S2), Odom i to 1
Tyran (103) Hewitt... 7 to 5
Water Clrl (101), Ryan 10 to 1
Time. 1 11.
Princess India and Pow Wow also ran
Third race Selling, for three- car-olds
and upwards, one mile.
Tut-Tut (92), Mitchell 2 to 1
Trianon (102). Weisse i; to 1
Judge Magee (67), Odom to 1
Time. 1 46
Imperator and Beau Ideal also ran.
Fourth race Selling, for maiden two-year-elds,
half mile.
Mlserlcordla (106), McGann 4 to 5
Specific (109), Uttlefield 4 to 5
Eileen Daily (101), J. Slack 12 to 1
Time, 0 50 2-E.
F V. T. also ran.
Fifth race Selling, for maiden three-year-olds
and upward, five furlongs.
Avoca (SO). Mitchell I to 1
Kllarma (S2), Black 3 to 1
Bosalc (S3), Ryan 30 to 1
Time 1 03 2-5.
Rhody Mcnla, Diva, Charabelle, Miner
D James Tod, and Saint Frusquin also
ran
Kiitrlc for Tutlits.
The entries and weights for today aro
as follows
First race Five and one-half furlongs
Sagacity 103 Lady Exile. 87, Bloodhound.
10S: Judge. Wardell. 115, Kilanna, Si; Red
Gldd, 105. Charabelle, 105.
Second race Five and one-half furlongs
Pow Wow, 100. Princess India, 103. Spurs,
82. Tyran, 103. BII all, 106. Water Girl, 101,
Third race One mile Beau Ideal, 107,
Judge Wardell, S7, Prosaic, S3; St. Trus
quln, 110. Tut Tut, 92, Trianon, 102.
Tourth race Two- ear-olds. One-half
mile. Specific 10S, Mlserlcordla, 10G, E
F. T 103, Eileen Daly, 101.
Fifth race Selling, maidens, five fur
longs St. Trusquin, 103; Sir Tenny, 102,
Grace Gittner, 100; Charabelle, 100;
Rhody Menla, 93; Deceptive, S3, James Tod,
SE; Kllarma, 92, Minor D 92, Avoca, 90;
Diva, 90, Prosaic, S3.
The tw Cnclitnd Lrncur.
Boston, April At a meeting of the
England Jlaseball League this afternoon an
eight-club circuit was formed with New
jiort. Paw tucket, Brockton, Taunton, Cam
bridge, Haverhill. Manchester, and Port
land Fourteen games will be played by
each club with the others, the first on May
10, and the last on Labor Day. A salary
limit of JS60 was fixed and a claim system
was adopted.
"A FAIR FACE MAY PROVE A FOUL BAR
GAIN." MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF SHE USES
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FFEE
MF l-LB. CANS ONLY.
TBGTTTNG AT BRIGHTWOOD.
Tlie Annnrintlou Miikinrc I'Inii for n
liood llt't-diiftr.
The Brlghtwood Trotting Association,
after hibernating all the winter season,
has thrown off its torpidity and has again
become attire as the warmth of spring
approaches. The association is not, how
ever, ns much alive as it ought to be, and
as it possibly may be later on when the
trotters begin to trot and the pacers begin
to pace.
It was hoped b) the more daring and
enterprising members of the association
that the southeastern circuit would open
at Brlghtwood Instead of at Norfolk next
month. But the courage of the associa
tion as a unit oozed out when the subject
was fairly faces. All of the old officers
of 1SSS, with the single exception of the
secretary, have been re-elected for the
ensuing jear. L. D Sale, the old secre
tary, has retired for pressing business
reasons in favor of Henry Boiling, an
enthusiastic light harness horseman, of
South Washington.
The list of officers, as it now stands, is:
John R. Kelly, President, John H. Gheen,
Vice President; Henry V. Lanbdale, Treas
urer; Henry Boiling. Secretary. The rac
ing committee consists of John II. Gheen,
B F McCauie), W. A. Brown, Henry
Copperthite and H. V. Lan'dale. The rac
ing season at Brightwood will open on
Decoration Da). Matinees will follow at
intervals throughout the summer and fall.
A great many new and very fast horses
have been brought to Washington recentl).
Among the number is the game racehorse
Pat Walton. 2-12 3-4. trotting The fastest
horse owned at the National Capitol is
Gen. Fred C. Alnsworth's Ainsworth,
2:10 3-4. pacing. The next fastest is W.
A. Brown's Nominee, 2:15 1-4, at the
pace. Wash. Nallor's Belle Truxton,
2.16 1-2, trotting, ranks next. Then come
Dr. Carter's Onjcha Wilkes, 2-211-2, at
the trot; Nellie T.. that will probably trot
In 2-20 the coming season, Princes Orloff,
2 26 1-2. R. C. Bedford's Pat, that 2-20
will probabl) rot stop when he gets well
to going; -Smlthsou Lansdaie's Dick,
that is also slated for a fast mark; General
Beale Mars, and a host of others more
or less speedy.
Work on the Brightwood track has
alread) commenced The stables are being
put in a thorough state of repair and 'a
large force of men with plows, scrapers,
and horses are at work putting the track
proper into the pink of condition for fast
work. Quite a number of trainers and
horses are already congregating at Bright
wood Of the recent comers is J. C. Lang, a
trainer of national reputation, who has
come from the West to cast his lot among
Washington lluht harness horsemen Mr.
Lang Is best known as the man who drove
the great campaignci, J. B. Richardpon.
2 16 1-4, to his marl. Mr Lang is care
full) fclecting his string and hopes to
have a fen with which he can leave home
In a few weeks At present he has Happy
Jim, a very' promising young pacer, by
Westmoreland, a very good prospect in a
son of Duntou Wilkes, which he is going
to school at the trot; a three- ear-old sou
of Myrtleton, 2 19 1-2, that acts as if he
would go fast, and last, but not least, that
good son of Prince Orloff, General Beale.
He also hap Silsby Maid and Shaw ford.
The two last named are B V. McCaule's
fast pair.
The veteran James Morrow has fully re
covered from the runaway accident of last
summer and Is also at the track. Mr. Morrow-
has formed a partnership with Mr.
Lang and the two men will work during
the trotting season In unibon Mr. Morrow
will also have immediate charge of the
track and will train, drive, and condition.
In the latter art Morrow has never had a
superior In this section of the country.
Everyone knows what he can do In the
sulky.
R. C. Bedford has one of the best strings
be has ever brought together. It is headed
by Onycha Wilkes, 2 21 1-2; Pat. 2:34 1-2;
Nellie T.. trial 2:21 1-2, last half in
1 101-2; W. II. Chambers' Sea King;
George Altenius" Pamlico fill); Pamlico,
Jr a very promising son of Prince OrloT,
and a crackajack two-) ear-old by King
Albert; 2 16 1-4, owned by John Hogan.
John Dugan, of Georgetown, has not
fully completed his string. He will cer
tainly work Princess Orloff, 2. 26 3-1; Joe
D by the oue-tiuie champion stallion, Roy
Wilkes. 2.06 3-1, and a great-grandson of
the old cam pilsner. Hauiils.
Samuel Bouck, who has been wintering
at Ivy Clt), has also taken quarters at
Brightwood for the trotting season of 1899.
He has Wash Nallor's Mars and several
jouugstere, which he vlll teach to shoot
at low marks as the season advances.
It is quito probable that a contingent of
Rockvillc trainers will alio locate at
Brlghtvood. And rumor sa)s that Charles
Waters, of Germantown, Md will soon
bring on his string, consisting of the sen
sation of last season, the four-year-old
Kinster, 2 16 1-4, and some )oungsters by
that great son of King Wilkes, Monocacy,
2 16 1-2.
CEEEDON AND WEST DBAW.
A Ilnr.l-llKllnic. Ill.xi.lj. Scli-iil illi
I'lclil of 'I n iilj ltnuiuln.
New York, April 4 One or the best
glove fights of the season was decided at
tho Lenox Athletic Club tonight in the
presence of a good-sized crowd Dau
Creedon. of Australia, and Tomraj W-st,
of this city, fought a sensational twen v
round draw, which bristled with hard
hitting, blood, and science. The pace was
so fast In the first fifteen rounds that the
sports were amazed at the stamina of tho
men. At one time it looked like a West
victory", hut Creedon look a great brace
after the eighth round and appeared to be
winning when the local pugilist recovered
his grip and made things even until the
end. Creedon has undoubtedly gone back
but he did better work in this battle than
for some time past. West showed excel
lent Judgment and equaled the Australian
In almost ever)' respect. The decision was
Just, as the men were ou even terms, all
things considered, at the conclusion ot
the affair. Both were severely bruised
about the head, but were otherwise all
right when the) got Into their street
clothes.
CEHSTJS BTJHEAU ETJXES.
Director Mcrrlnm'n Method Goverii
Injr the Mnklntr of Aitpolntiiirnt.
The following rule3 were )csterda) pro
mulgated by the Director of the Census,
to which all applicants above the grado of
laborers will be required to compl).
Director Mcrriam made the appointment
yesterday of Samuel C. Dunham, statis
tical expert, in the department of labor,
to take the census of northern Alaska.
Tho rules for appointment are as fol
lows: First Examinations for appointment In
the Census Olfice will not be competitive.
An) applicant who earns a marking not
less than 73 will be Included in the list of
eligibles.
Second The act to provide for taking
the Twelfth and sub-equent censuses, ap
proved March 3, 1S99, declares that no ex
amination shall be required in the ense
of enumerators or special agents, nor of
employes below the grade of skilled labor
ers at $600 per annum.
Third Each applicant admitted to ex
amination will be notiiied of the t.me and
placo of holding the same, and will be fur
nished with a card ot introduction to tie
examiner, which must be signsd bv the ap
plicant, In order that he may be identified
by his or her signature.
Fourth All applicants for appointment
who may be directed to appear before the
examiner will be examined in ihc follow
ing subjects: Orthography, cop)ing, pen
manship, arithmetic, elements of the Eng
lish language, letter writing, elements of
geograph), historj and Government of the
United States, and practical tests.
Fifth The character of the examination
is indicated below: Orthograph) Twen-t)-five
simple words in ordinary use;
twenty-five words slight!) above average
difficulty. Copjliig Cop)lng from plain
copy ten printed lines, to be copied in ap
plicant's handwriting. Writing from dic
tation, the same. Penmanship Marked on
legibility, neatness, and general appear
ance. Arithmetic Fundamental rules,
fractions, percentages, ratios, -and aver
ages. Letter writing Letter of not less
than 200 words, to be written to the Direc
tor of the Census on an) assigned or vol
untary topic, to test applicant's knowledge
of simple English composition and general
Intelligence. Geograph), histor), and gov
ernment of the United States Such ques
tions will be asked as persons of ordlnar)
intelligence and information are supposed
to be generally capable of answering
Practical tests Applicants for appointment
will be given an opportunity to exhibit the
degree of their famlllnrit) with the punch
ing machines and electrical counting ma
chines used in the Eleventh Census; also
to demonstrate their nbllit) to make cal
culations by the aid of tables of logarithms,
the slide rule, etc., and to show familiarity
with the arithmometer, or other adding
and calculating machines. For proficiency
in any of these practical tests separate
marks will be given, which will admit tho
applicant to n list of extra eligibles
Sixth Applicants for appointment as
stenographers and t)pewriters -will be re
quired to pass a supplemental examination,
which will fairly test their abilities for
special work. In the case of typewriters,
literary ability will receive consideration,
as well as manual dextcrlt) in the use or
the machine. The examination of tvpe
wrlters will consist of exercises from dic
tation, copjing. tabulating and transcrib
ing from rough draft. The examination of
I stenographers will consist of exercises from
I dictation, taken in short band and written
i out In long hand, particular attention be
I lng paid to the rate of speed and the ac
curacy of the copy.
Seventh For the purpose of marking
the questions and exercises will be divid
ed into three groups, of which the first will
include arithmetical calculations, tho sec
ond orthography and penmanship, and tho
third general questions, designed to test
the information and Intelligence of the ap
plicant. The weight allotted to the ques
tions of the first group will be 50, to those
of the second, .10, and to those of the third,
20. Each average will be multiplied by
the numoer Indicating the relative weight
ot any subject or class, and the sum of
the products will be divided by the sum ot
the relative weights, the quotient will de
termine the candidate's standing in the
examination.
Eighth The time allowed for each sub
ject of examination will be specified on the
examination papers, and in no case will the
time allowed for the entire examlnat on
exceed six hours.
Ninth The examination rapers of each
applicant will be retained and filled with
his application.
Tenth A card catalogue will be pre
pared of the applicants examined, in the
order of theii stnndlng. as determined by
thelr. marking, for the uso of the Director
of the Census.
Eleventh Anv applicant who receives a
marking of less than 75 will be placed in
(he list of rejected applicants and will be
Ineligible for appointment in the office. All
others will bo placed in the list of eligi
bles. Twelfth No applicant who shall fall to
pass the first examination will be allowed
to present himself again for examination
until after at least nlnetj da)s shall have
elapsed since the former examination, and
must obtain special permission of the Di
rector of the Census, authorizing him so
to apppear.
AGAIN WINNERS.
Georm-luvrii Dffeiitu lute l) n Cire
of -I (u
On Georgetown Field yesterday the blue
and gray team defeated the Yale nine In a
well pla)ed game for the second lime this
season. The score:
(iioitf.irrovw ac. r. id. o. a. k
HafTord, .lb 4 0 0 0 11
Dunnes, cf 3 114 0 0
Flcinhic. 2b 2 0 12 10
Uil'li, 11 4 110 0 0
Moran, w 3 12 2 11
Witarlhi. lb 4 0 2 5 10
Henna, rf 4 0 0 2 0 0
White, p 4 0 1110
Cranston, c 3 0 0 11 8 0
Total 31 4 i 31 i 2
VALK AH It IB. Q h
IleSaulli-i, 2b 2 10 3 10
Oulml). tf 4 112 0 0
Wear, lb 0 0 i IS 0 0
Wallace, rf 3 0 0 10 0
Ufsrott, if 4 0 0 110
Camp, ts 4 0 113 1
.Sullnan, o 4 0 10 11
Uronon, 3t 2 0 0 0 1 1
HoUrtMjn, p 4 0 0 0 7 0
Tfctal 32 2 5 27 14 3
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Siuninar) I lrt law.' on errors Oforpt town, 2;
ale, 2 'tolrti Iims Firming, Monn, He
Saullcs ,and (Ump l.pjt on lijics Ciorjjclown,
5; ,b1c, 12. Horn run (Jmmli), Three lase Ht
Viar To-1uh hit-Moran jnd 'ulliun.
Struik out vhit, 12. HoLeitMm, 3 Has n
(all's Oil While, fc, i fl Robertson, 2 Djuv
ilaj Wescott to DiSaulltk. Hit I.) pitched Lall
IkVjiilIe Karncd tuns Oorpetown, 3, v,ale,
1 acrirk-e hit-- lleining (2) and OranMoi
Umpire Tom IJiowu Time of pam 1 hour
and 53 minute!)
Ylrirjulu IIi-iiIh Irlnti ton.
Charlottesville, Va, April 4 The Uni
versity of Virginia team added today an
other victory to her long list. This time
the victims were the Princeton Tigers, and
right merrily did the Southerners rub it in,
the lira! score being 19 to 4 In fnvor of the
Virginians.
An Alli-Kf-d Jevve-lr) Thlrf.
The police )esterday received a photo
graph and interesting history of Michael
Russell, the man arested several dass ago
by Detectives Parham and Gallaher for the
alleged larceny of diamond Jeweler) from
S. Dcslo, an F Street Jeweler. The man is
at present incarcerated at the District Jail
aw ailing trial. He was held by the court
iu bonds ;o the amount of $300 when ar
raigned. The bond was afterwards In
creased to 1 1,000.
The photograph and nccompan)ing his
tory were received from the New York po
lice and show that the man RuffcII has
been arrested for similar offences to the
one committed here. He is known to have
been guilty of Jewelry thefts in Baltimore
and has been lndentified by the Baltimore
people. His case will come up for trial
In a few day.
ftsSl 0ur
vAv Fancy
Worsted
$l50CYifc,
(To Order)
have life ancl Vnap to them.
These jrootis are made of long
yarn, just lilfo-tlie finest fab
rics, therefore wear longer
and loolc better than most
Roods ti.5ii.illy sold at this low
figure. Livefy patterns in
checks, stripesf pmheads.
Order of lis 'and get your
money's worth.
941 Penna. Ave. N. W.
Open Evenings.
AUCTION Si VI.CS.
T1IOJ. J. OttlN, Auctioneer.
TRUSTI-FS SUE OF DESIRUtlK I1RICK
MVLIIINU, NO. lie TWUVri S1COMJ
STHfcKT OltTllWrT.
N) virtue of the deed if trust recorded in
Liber No 1774, folio 401 et seq .one of the
land records for tlie District ot Columbia, we
will tell at public auction in front ot the
premises on SVnjnim, APItllj 15. ISO), AT
4 30 O CLOCK V. VI lot 3 in Kdnard J.
lUnnan's R-lidivisloii ot original lota 17 and W
in tquarc 61, with the improvements thereon,
in the clt) ftf VWhlnRtun
Terms One third easli and balance in two equal
payments one and two yeara, repectnely, alter
da) ol sale, and to be fecured bv deed of trust
on the property sold Deposit of 100 required
ut time of Mle. Balance lo be paid and termv
otherwise to be complied with in ten days from
da) ot sale; if not, the 'proper!) will be refold
at cost and risk of defaulting; purchaser. Itev.
enue stamps, rcconlirj, etc., at purchaser's cost.
W. bAHLNCi: ni'VVJI,.
ci i m I a c. itiNcn U.T,
aiw,7,ll,n,15 Tnitec.
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
HoaNeljrcnkci .piiri-liPndcd nt the
lletfent Hotel.
rollcemen llellen and Riley, of the First
precinct, arrested Toiiver Johnson, colored,
seventeen years old, and locke'd him up at
Xo. 1 station house at 10:15 o'clock last
night, charged with housebreaking in the
night. The man was caught in tho act
of entering a third-stor) room at the Re
gent Hotel. In his possession was found
a satchel containing small articles of no
particular value and a metallic drinking
cup, tho property of one of two female
occupants of the room entered. Johnson
will be arraigned in court iu the morning.
Johnson has been emploed at the hotel
as a fireman for some time. He was re
garded as honest. Recently several pocket-
uooks ana otner articles have been stolen
from the rooms of guests, and though a
strict watch has been kept, no clew could
be obtained as to the identity of the thief.
The various thefts were reported to the
police, but so quietly did tho thief work
that nothing could be learned of him. The
apprehension of Johnson last night was
due to a discovery made by Bushrod Wash
ington, a member of the Washington
Light Infantry Corps. He will appear as a
witness against tho prisoner.
Washington was leaving the armory
when he noticed aiman crouchlnir on the
fire escape In the rear of the Regent Hotel.
He immediate!) coninttmlcated the fact to
tne notei people with the result that Police
men Mellen and Riley. ,who were In the
neighborhood, were called in. The police
men repairea to the rear portion of the
building and found Johnson hiding on the
third story platform of the fire escape He
had dropped the satchel described and was
making an effort to descend unnoticed. He
was brought to the ground by Jiellen, while
Riley took charge of the satchel Tho
drinking cup was fdund bn the man when
he was searched at the station house.
Johnson Is believed to be the author of
many thefts which have been committed
at the hotel recently1. The man. It appears,
has been In the habit of leaving the engine
room and mounting the fire escape, gaining
ncccss to rooms and robbing them It is
thought, though, that the man hid intended
taking another satchel, which contained n
pockctbook holding a considerable sum of
money. The man evidently got the satchels
mixed. Where he gained his knowledge of
the existence of the pockctbook is a mas
tery and may lead to implicating some one
else connected with the house.
DIED CASHING A BaCE TICKET.
JninoN KllvvcMiil, of IlroiiUlvn. i:
lilrtN nt the IlcmiliiLr Truck.
James Ellwood. fift)-llve )ears old, of
TJrookl)n, X. Y., dropped dead at the llen
nlng race track )esterday afternoon at 4
o'clock. Death was due to heart disease.
Tho man was about to cash a ticket on the
winner of the second race, when he wa3
seized with tho attack which caused his de
mise The policeman at the track took
charge of the bodj and removed it to the
morgue in Xo. 9 patrol wagon.
Coroner Carr was notified of the death
and will probably decide that an inquest
is necessary. An effort will be made by
the police to communicate with friends or
relatives of the dead matt The remains
will be held at the morgue subject to their
word for a disposition
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FJU.C prescription wllb raU alre2ona for a qolck.
1 prtrata core for Lott UanLujMfbt LoiaejL Iferroufi
1 bebuur. Small Weak raru, Varicocele, ttc. Adcreaa
I B.JnWrktt, Mwc Dealer. Box 1288. iltrttiiliUUv
v
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i.i:ct, voTiins.
IV t"e surnuMi:. eouitT ok Tim nismicT
UJMI!IA blTTlNC AS A DISTBICT
COURT io 5)3. Diatiict Court DocVet 2. In
re Intension of S, Twent) second, and Decatur
Streets northwest.
Notice it herchy gircn that the Commitioners
of the District of Column! pursuant to the
provision ot an act" of Conzrei ap.
proved March 1KO, entitled "An act
to extend S Street, In the- W-trict of Co
lumbia, and for other pini." have fried a
l-titioii in thin court piayinc: the condemnation
of the lard nee(s.ary to open and extend S,
Twent) -second, and Decatur Streets throui lots
tort) one (11) and frty two (42) ,'hclps A. Tut
tlo's sulxbti-ion of Connecticut Vienue Keif-hts
a part of Widow's MItc,. as hown on a plat or
map prejMred by raid Commissioners anil an
nexed to their bald petition and marked "kx
htbit II C Xo 2" and prariuc: also that
jur) le summoned br the Man-hal in act-ord.
ance with chipter eleven of the ltevi-'cd Mat
utes of the I'mted Mates rclitins to the Dis
trict or Columbia, to ascertain and assess the
damaces, it am, which inch owner of land
through which Twenty second, and Decatur
btreets arc ro(osed to be extended m-ly sus
tain b) reason thereof, and to assess not less
tlian one half of the amount found due
and awirded as damages I) the jury in said
prnccedinjrs, atra.net the pieces cr parcels cf
ground situate and lirg on each side of the
extension of said ttrcct, and also on all or
an) adjacent pieces or parcels ot land which
will be benefited bv the opening of said streets
as they are projioscd
It is ordered this 3d lai of April. 1899.
that all (.ersotig interested in the proceeding
be and the) are hirebv required to appear in
this court on or 1-efore the 221) Dv OP AI'ItIL,
1S99, and show cause, if anr they have, why
the praier of said petition should not be taken.
Provided, that a ropy of this order be pub
lished in the "V. adiinston Post" and the The
vashinp,ton Times newspapers at least sit
times and in the "Washington Law Reporter"
once, before Said 22d diy of April, 1S99
Hy the court:
(fe"l) V. S. COY,
A true copv: Associate Justice.
Test: J It. lOirvci, Clerk.
II) L. 1'. WILLIAMS,
Assistant Clerk.
ap5-tU xSu
in the surnnvm court of the district
OI' COLUJiniv. SITTING AS A DISTRICT
COURT.-Jvo- 513. In re The Widening of
Nineteenth street northwest.
Xotice is hereby (riven that the Commissioners
of th- District of Columbia, pursuant to the pro
visions of 'an act of Congress approved February
25, 1SU3, entitled "An act for the widening of
Nineteenth Street northwest," have filed a peti
tion in this court, praying; the condemnation of a
strip of land fort) (fl) feet wide l)inc or. the
west side of Mneteentli Street extended, to rrakc
said street ninety (W) feet wide between Honda
Avenue and Columbia Road, and for the con
demnation of the remainder of lots one (1), t'so
U). and so much of lots three (3) and fifteen (15)
as is required to properly connect and make a
continuous line and roadvea) of W)omin5 venue
across Columbia Road, said lot one (1), two (2),
and three (3) bcinK part of lot one (1), of "Oak
lawn," as recorded among; the land lecords of
said District in Liber 733, folio 1S3, and said lot
fifteen (15) being in oerr's subdivision of "Oak
lawn," records in the Survejor's OBlce, in book
county 7, folio 03, as shewn on a map or p'at
prepared by said Commissioners, and annexed to
their said petition and marked "Fxhihit 1) C,
Jo 1." and pra)imr, also, that a jury be sum
moned bv the Marshal. In accordance with the
provisions of sections 237 to 2G7. both inclusive,
of the Revised Statutes of the United States re
lating to the District of Columbia, to ascertain
the damages for and in reject of the land pro
posed to be condemned for wid-ning said street,
and to assess one half of the amount awa-ded as
damages again't the piece or parcels of land sit
uate and lying on each side of said Nineteenth
Street extend-d, between Honda Avenue and Co
lumbia Road, and also on all or an) adjacent
pieces or parcels of land wnlch will be benefited
by the widening of said Nineteenth Street, as pro
Tided in said act.
It is ordered this 22d day of March, 1S, that
all persons interested In the proceed ngs be, anu
they ire hcrebj, required to appear in this court
on or before the 13TII DAY OF APRIL, 1S90,
to show cause, if any the have, why the prajer
of 6aid petition rhould not be grarted, and why
the proceedings directed in 6aid act of Congress
should not be taken: Provided, A copy of this
order be published in the "Evening Star" and
The Washington Times newspapers at leat six
times, and in the "Washington Law Reporter"
once, before said 13T1I DY OF AI'ItIL, 1S
Ry the court:
(Seal) W. S. COX, Associate Justice.
A true copy Test:
J. R iOU0, Clerk.
By R J. MFIGS, JR Assistant Cleric
mh2t,27.2S.81 ap3.5
IK THE SUl'RFMK COURT OF THE IJISTIUCT
OF COIUilBIA. bITTIXR KS A DISTIHCT
COURT. 547. In re The Extension ol
Howard vcnue.
Notice is licrebj ghen that the Commissioners
of the District of Columbia, pursuant to the pro
Isions cf an act of Congress approved March 3,
1S9D. entitled 'n act for the extension of Penn
sylvania Aifnue Fcuthea&t, and for other pur
poses," have filed a petition in this court, pray
ing the condemnation of the land required for
the extension of Howard enue through lot
numbered one hundred and thirt) and one half
(130). m Chapin Unmn'g subdivision of Mount
Pleasant ard PIcaunt I'nms as hown on a plat
or map prepared by raid Commissioners and an
nexed lo ilielr said petition and marked "Ex
hibit D C, No 1," and prajing also that a
jurj be summoned by the Marshal, in accordance
with the provlaons of chapter eleven (11), of the
IteUscd Statutes of the United States relating to
the District of Columbia, to ascertain the dam
ages for and in respect of the land proposed to
be condemned for the extension of said avenue,
and to assess one half thereof against blocks two
(2), three (S), four (4), fle (5), and six (6), of
Chapin Bpowirs subdIiion of In?Iesidet and
against Io(a from one hundred and twentj two
(122) to one hundred ami forty four (141). inclu
sive, of Cluipin Brown's subdivision of Mount
Pleasant and Pleaunt Plains
It is ordered this 22d day of March, 1599, that
all persons in,erc.ted In the proceedings be, and
they are liercby, required to .pp.ar in this court
on or before the 13T1I VK OF APRIL, 1599.
to show caue if any thev have, whi the prater
of said petition hould not be granttd. and why
tbe proceedings directed in said act of Congre?
should not be taken- Prowd.d, V copy of thw
order be published in the "Etenlng- Star" and
The W a-vlungton Times newspapers at lrat six
times, and In the "Washington Law IU porter"
once, before iaid 13TH DV1 OF APRIL, ISitf
By the court:
(Seal) W.S CO, ssociate Justice
A true cop Test
J R OU'sC, ClerV
B R J MHOS JR Asitant Clerk.
mh2t ,27,29,31 ap3.3
IN THE SUPBFME COURT OF THE DISTItlCT
OF COLUMBIV. FITTING S A DISTRICT
COURT Xo 5(6. In re The hxtcnion of
Twentieth Street northwest.
otice is hereby jri.en that the Commissioners
of the District of Columbia, pursuant to tlu pro
visions of an act of C-ongrebS approved March 3,
lSfW, entitled Vii act for the extension of Penn
Fhama tenue southeast, and for other pur
pose have nlfd a petition in this court, prav
lng the condemnation of the land iieces-arj for
the extension of Twentieth Street southerh from
Wjomu g venue to Columbia Road, including
the triangular shaped piece of land bounded b
the enst line of Iwtnlieth Street thus extended,
the south line of Wyoming Avenue, and the
ued line of Columbia Moid, as shown on a plat
or map prepared bj wld Conim. skinners and an
nexed to their petition and marked D Q No
1," and praIng, also, that a jurj be summoned
hr the Man-hal, in actordance with chipter eleven
of the Reisd Statutes of the United Stac re
luting to the District of Columbia, to ascertain
end assess tho damages, if anv, uhich each owner
of land through which Twentieth Mrec is pro
tosed to be extended as aforesaid may sustain by
reason thereof, and to a-sess not less ttun one
half the amount found due and awarded for
damages for and in respect of the land con
demned for the extension of raid Twer t let h
Street again-t those pieces or parcels of land sit
uate and lung on each side of said Twentieth
Street, !ctween Wyoming enue and Columbia
Road, and alo en an) or all adjutent pUccs or
parcels of land which will be benefited by said ex
tenion. It is ordered thU 2?d da of Man It, 1, that
all persons Interested in the procerdmgs le, and
thev are hereb), required to appear in this court
on ur before the 1JTII D OF AI'I.II, lsjy,
to sliow cau-e, if an tht luve, win the prater
of said petition should not le granted, and why
the j roceedingi directed in said act of Congress
should not be taktn Provided cop) of tins
order b put lnhetl in the. "Mining; star" and
The Washington Timet, newspapers at least six
times, and in the "Washington Law Reporter"
once, before tald 13TH DAY OF PUIL. i$jj
B) the court
(Sal) tt S COV, Associate Justice
K true copr Test:
J R OUfi, Clerk.
B) R J Ml IC.S, JR Asistant Clerk.
r.h2',27,29,31 ap3,5
RUBBER STAMPS,
SIBYLS AM) STENCILS.
The best equipped plant in the District.
AIIT111 It IfVUtUStltlKV
10n. n Mreet "V.
Stamps for marking clothes a specialty.
Phone 2073.
CURE YOURSELF!
Ht" Itlff Va IUI UllllUIUIBI
iilcplnirvM tnfnninulidlir.
i Hb .v 1fHr itlAnii
of la u co us meiDliraiiff
Pnltil-aa fin 1 fint ilRfrin-
isiMtn.0 3
Ot IClafc 1(1 fctidJU limj-rn
by expnrt, prepaid, tot
81 IK), or 1 bottles. 7a.
Circular acut on request
JlPag
sjmr MiCHM
JBTW In ita W
j3HBW G4rnu4 y
U2 net w ttutur
j t
&ci
w v. s. a. W,
3HfT'l
Brace Up!
KpflMefA
A Mlntifacfii?eef
Simple Line of High
Grads Braces. Fine
enough and itrong
Regular 50c, 75c, and Si Bracts. About
l.ibO pairs in the lot. S:c Sim- on
pie Exhibit in south window 2UG
Domestic 'twins: Machine! Agency. ap5-tf
MOM1V -vvAMKD AND Tl l.O V.
PRIVATE LOANS
yu want to pay your debts and have not
the morev, or if you want the ready cash to
use, I will make jou a loin oi )our furniture
piano, etc without publicit), or delar It you
owe anv loan company and think they are chare;
Inc you too much. Jirst drop me a line and I will
help vou out. Address. F.O 163, Times Office.
ap5-tf
TO I O 10 to WO on furniture, pianos storage
receipts, without delai, publicity or removal.
Acuress run vik riHTi, this office ap3-Tt
Jiu.-vr.v ui ioa:v vt Ifsal rates. 1st and 2d
tnits. life policies, storacc receipts, and other
security E, A, P U'L, 61 V cU apVTt
VATFI Rr Government employe, loan of S0,
to be repaid in bi monthly installments, vd-dres-s
LOW, this ot'ice. apt 3t
DO OU NEED
Money?
U will lend an amount from 10 op.
On Household Furniture,
pianos, horses, wagons, carriages, or personal
property cf any kind, without removal from
)our possession. Loaru can be earned as long as
desired, and payments can be made at any time
to suit the convenience of the horrnu-rr. vc
j the only properly organized loan company In the
w p-p-a-.v-.-. mi. lait-t, muriCQUl
treatment, and attention to your Interests, you
will call on us Offices private and easily rea'ch
cd. Loans made In anjr part of tbe citr. No
delay. Open from S a. m. to 5 p. m.
securityIoan company
KOOM 1, WARDLR UUILDZXC
Corner Pth and F at, aw.
mafi-tf em
loans of $10 1
and upward mad:
on FURNITURE,
PIANOS, HORSES
Wagons, etc.. it lowejt rates intl en the Ji
j-ou FpIy. We are loaning on the UiulUinc i
Loan Aisoclatlon plan, hkh makes the cost of
cirriig- loans much leu than roa paT else
where, and allow jou to pay It off In sny liscl
cotes tou desire, running from one to twelve
months. iou onljr pay for the use of moncr for
the length of time jou carnr It. If jou hare a
loan with soma other company we will pay It
tff and jd'tnee jou more money If desired. Rates
che-rfully giren and no cost to you unless loan
A i. n"dl! ""I"1"" tht Bl.trlct.
Call and cet rates. F-ont room, first floor. Sclen
tine An enca Duildfn?.
National Mortgage Loan Co.
625 F Street N. W.
Money to Loan
On Fnrnltnre. Plnnoa. Ele.
Without removal from owner's possession. W
make loans on the monthly installment plan, for
ti month! or a year, with prlrilege of payin
In full any month at a discount. All buainess
confidential. No eapense 'J loan is not made
Prompt attention to all applications. You ara
Inrited to call for full partlcUars before eoinir
elsewhere.
CAPITAL" LOAN GUARANTEE CO.,
602 F Street N. W.
ie20-tf -in
Money
Money
Money
Money
Money
Money
Money
Money
Money
Money
Money
Loans made on furniture, pianos
.h "r"J10Ut Pub"':r r rem!:
and tne day jou aik fj- it ire i;
an equitable payment plan hic"
treatly reduce, the cost of -carrying
t-e luan. and we will -h-lie you i
jeara time If jou want it to par
the same He will as checifully make
jou a 510 loan as $100. and no charS
or expense if loan is not made. Busi.
lien strictly conSdentiaL I'leaw call
tnd convince yourself that our ratej
are the lowest
WASHINGTON H3RTGMH
LOAN COMPANY,
No. 61 0 F Street N. W.
We Will Lend You
Any Amount of Money
S20 wlllios! you SI
pecmoath i
125 will lost SI.2S.
HO n 111 cost you S2. I
iSOn ill cost S2.S0.
And Inrseramoua's
ct still loner rates.
Cn Furniture, I'lanot,
and all kinds of 1 er
conal Property, witb
out REMOVAL, Plil
;1C1TV, or DELAY.
We make loans ou th.
building loan asscla
tion plan, allowing- you
to make small weekly
or monthly payments to suit jour convenience.
Private oBke and Lusmess strictly confldentiaL
Get rales at other offices and then call, see u
and convince yourself of what we save jou.
COLUMllU GUARANTEE CO.
613 Strctt N. V.
Ii 13-11
110N. TO 1 UN at 4 and sS per cent in sums
of (1.000 to $10,000 on D C. real estate, pay
off 5 and G per cent mortgages and begin anew;
all tramactlons conducted with economical con
slderatlon for borrowers, tt U H. S .USDr 113 S
CO 1107 F st. nw. se2l tf em
MONK, advanced on goods left In storage wita
the DlS-rltlCT STOIIAGE CO S15 0th St. nw.
Clean, separate rooms. mht tf
HOVE. TO LOAN ON APPROVED COLLAT-
ERAL Vo delay. CHARLES A. DAKEI!
Rooms 40 to 44. Uefzerott Building. Ilia F St.
lei! tf
roit iiuvr ti Pcu'itiTcns.
SeTeRMj HUMiRLD perfect copies can be made
from one writing null tbe fctencil Duplicator
process, copies prepared at $1 50 per 100, at
.SF.WMWS Ti I'M. ItlTUt ACE.NC., 611 Ith st.
rolil7 tf
The Wasliineton Loan Office.
Iltltl I".. At i:. A. AV.
P. Warren lohlioii. Manager, for seventeen
j ears with II K Fulton Vdvancc nutlf on
Perwonal I'roerl of all kind-. Correspondence
solicited An expert will call if d-ircd Gold,
Sil.er. and lliamond-l boiikht and sold Biialnel
strut!, confidential apl 3mos
Uncle Sam Don't-Wear
a5v a Trus, but he carries the Air
L yJ ("uhion Tru-i all o.er the Lulled
l tf States Men, women, and children
wear and like them The ,ir uhion Pad f o'tU
with comfort, notluncr el4i will Consultation
ami two weeks trial free Olflcc, parlors, wait
ing and ton"ullalli n rooni on the una floor
Catalogues free, rlli: HOKICK MR CIMIION
TltL'-S COMPVW, lilt V st nw 2d floor
M2 3 nod
?t31!S
JWrrfifr-M-fiafc, THE HEW
,&JK FRENCH..
VITAL S cttlD,' t- At OEASCnV
riiOULlLS niLilU.l. 30th Day. fcifell fiJ i II
UtSLLT4. ltqmcliIyJtiireIjrinotMY4rTotiioet ltnpotmcj
I"" r-siwix, til Ift-raaai Wiliii j Di-u-rt and e1-fi
f aluj or rxcMs and inJuwretion Rtnlorea Lwt tita u.
Fo.raitil Failing Mrmory Wrdcff Iitniif n4 fnruup
tls-lll lLt sak Slan all fj1.n f..t U11.I k... "tl It li
Sold In Waahlngton, D. a, bj E. Stt-vena.
Pth and Pa ave nw.. and llcnrj cacs. 839 If
it. nw
Cccot-r TTrrli.tS Ii.iMtiijJ Crxut.
Orfrlaklaad OxlrComsltr. A
BAH. alwaya rcttaUa. ladies J
"a Jill I9r .AKstcr f.ji "a jnvt
Tuand Brand la Ucd al Oeid iattaIUeV-'
hsefl acatol lii blut ribbon. TavLe VSy
no other. Jttfut danjTvu ivlttJw V
t (31 hmJ frMiiaiiu Atlirscriu r(tad4,
la Misir ft paTleiUr tliM1kl tu4
"iteiler ror LUlli in tMur ur rtiorm
J1I&II Ji'iUVV inuuuy iiewiiifir
Walter's Toolhaelie Wax.
I nil a tit cure. Trice, 10c. All druse1!. Ask
(cr and insist on Walter's. Sure relief. feS3 Smo
:i"f jr i-'c-m
ftl
PGIUO.IAI.
Dr. Young
Specialist,
Cor. 12th
and F Sis.
Oldest meg, longest located.
Regular graduate two schools:
AutionzeJ by the District Coternmer.t to treat
I A.llil.$caMMof thcJvrc. Thnt,iirt Lurir, Heart.
I S?n.'?-Braln- l"'d. SUM Stomach, KMi ami
I HltcWer Sight l.rss S.it.al calm ami all
MVlM nu fl.M At .If I Ct-. 1 1
a'i'l llvlrovrlecuml wIltim.tcctlinscfrtBUoo.
o jln No kM of tirrr A tumrt aril rcr
?,a!,.?Iltc."'ceuaran,w,, ?3 llll'(i""f tage)curcJ
torllfe without mcrenry orrotasti ."ocsicate.
C HARGE8 JJ)
MEOICIIME'g FURNISHED.
10 to'll 0a3C ,Icurs-!0 to "n1 3 o t Sanity,
FREE CONSULTATION.
The "3 Days" Cure
Cor men) lead, all remedies la Uiis Ot. a
lrompt and iiertraccnt cure or no char.e Coa
lultatlon tree. 11R. UcKtHlAN. JIB Uth st.
nw. OBe hours, 0 to 11 a. m.; 8 f 9 p. m.
ClCrfd Sunday BiM-ArE-
CLAiRVOYANT!
Dr. M Mrs. C&AS. EUSSELL,
Late of London, England.
In new of the fact that scores have not been
able to take advantage ot the reduced lowest In
et
50c 50c 50c 50c
To demonstrate their phenomenal power will con
tinur their 50 ChNTS HATE FOR TIIRER
DV1S JIORK. Terms positively $2, S3, and ?3
afterwards.
Dr. and Mrs. RUSSELL
Are ncknovrlcMlciMl ti be the urenlrat
rcIioIoitll., Clnlro)init, Occnlt
SclentlatM, I'lircnolnKlali, and rnlni
iatu of tbe prcriit day,
and are gradually but surely turning the tide of
skepticism.
They hate convinced the people of Washington
(as well as other cities) ol the certainty of the
life beyond and that
The Future Can Dc Foretold.
Their eiperience and knowledge of life Is broad,
deep, anil profound, and when united with their
most marvelous powers of mrdiumship. it makes
them all that they claim to be, THE TFrRS OF
LIFE READERS. Don-t fail to call and learn
what gifts )Ou possess.
They restore lost affections, remove all difl.
cultles. REUNITE THE SH'ARATFD '.YITHIV
21 DVYS, cause speedy and happy marriaies with
the one of your choice. Gives full name of jour
FUTURE HUSBAND or WIFE, and telta If tla
one you love Is true or false
As clalrvojants they can tell you all about
tickcesa, death, changes, traveR divorr. separa
tions, lawsuits, business transactions, wills, deeds,
mortgages, lost or absent friends, and hidden
treasures. If jou desire to be more sucrauful. In
a word, whatever may be your trouble, suspicions
or desire., call on these tree scientists and
IOU 'THL NOT DE DISAPPOINTED
The) llne Hrlned Olherx, Whs Sot
Youf .Sallifnclliiii bj JInll.
As electro mental Lealers they are all power
fulpain and disease iLsappear under their touch
and the sunshine of their phllosoph) as If by
magic. Consultation free
.Mt-rilunia dcseloiietl on the true
plane n xpcclnltj.
Prlvnte I'nrlor. 1212 ew orlc
Aie., neur 12th St. Hour, lo a. m.
to p. ni.t SundnyH, 2 to X.
It
Dr. Leather man,
OPEJIT SPECIALIST la the cure of all prtvaU
diseases. Hydrocele. Varicocele, Stricture. Im
potency and Syphilitic Diseases positively cured.
Advice and consultation free. Both sexes. Pally.
D to 12. 2 to 5 Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
day Fv-nings 7 to 9
602 V Street Sorthvveat
(Closed Sunday.) miSMf
MME. THEO,
Medium and Card Header Washingtoa'a moat
famous Clairvoyant and Palmist. Consult her on
bu-incss, lore, and UmAj affairs; reunllp the
eepj rated. remoTes spella causes ipeedy mar
rlace. and ci.es cood lurk Open daily. Oerrnan
toktn, 2.x. and ax. tiu II it. nr. ap5-?t
GRAND EASTER SEANCE.
JUCCUtth ThMWE. 313 Jth rt nw. ThurstUv
meht, pnl ft. aupufo Kirt s9odatioa
Ha-hinctt,!! -iruuah-t- Mr IMerre Keeler will
answer written qur-tton and jrive hU wonderful
Hinnj ITniTt.rdllr atknm,Iiged the rtiot aton
lahins platform ejnce in the world. Admission
25 ten tit. ("oine early, no seats reserved, &i5-2t
SPIHITUAIXI-SIMK. NOIAV will hold a test
meaner edriwUy cveninjr at 8 p in., at
Capitol Hall, 3II V St., George to n. pnl 5
nu3 3t em
M'lIlITl IJSM Immortality .Innin-.tn.tf. I; se
ances Mondar. c-dii--lj ercnins. a o'clcck.
sittings daily MR W UtM-kr, li I st. nw It
Tb H. K. FULTON'S
w$w loan orncE
Rcincved to
314 Ninth Street N. W.
Honey loaned on diamendj, watches. Jewelry, tUu
ja20-l;r
Dr. A. H. TAYLOR,
doo r st. a. v.
Gold f.UIno and bridge work a Bpelalty, at
the lowest price; amalgam filling, 10c; full acts
cf teeth on plates, $5; extracting, either by jis
cr local ipray, absolutely painless, 0c; with
ont, 25c; all work dons by experts and guar
anteed the beat; opn on Sundays from 10 ta J
o'clock. mhS3 tf em
Mrs. DR. RENNER,
SPECIALIST
In ebstttrlcs. Cold medal awarded for tbe cdeoca
of obstetrics from the University cf Ujnlch, Ca
rarla Treats successfully woman's complications
and Irrt'gulart'M: private sanitarium for ladles
before and during confinement. Infants adopted.
Oflke house, 2 to 6 p. ra. 013 Pa ave nw
Wishlnjtrton. D C. 10-tf
MMI1 MRRET WHITE, pmtiul medium;
adue on all aiTairs of hf, mines and mineral-
a specialty lb02 st nw ap4 3t em
IT W"S LLCKY for Mm that he aw our ad, for
it wan the cause of Retting- an elegant custom
made Kanter suit, 4ightl wutzi, for a very little
money It will pa jou ti incsti;ate JUSTll'S
OLD STVM. Blfl I' &t apt Tt
A NTLI To krow the address of XIim Martha,
daughter of Patience C (.endell ddress J.
II BIlWDFIibKY, "TiniM" Dldc Denver, Col.
ap2 4t
iTilT VA Is, born tlairroyant and card reader,
tells about business; removes soells and evil
Influences, reunites the separated, and k" luck
to all; euro piles and drunkenress. 1 25th st,
n7, "iih7 loo
HighlandTerrace
J 101 Mnin,hiill, Vf.,
Tfiiiin Circle.
Two to six-room Bats, with bath
An
eleganll appointed cafe attacbed.
II A. KEIGWIN.
acl5-tf Manager.
o j IJUVS A fixi: 1CAZO
S3 Prerles at 3 times IU cosU Selling
1 hundreds. ,MoIuteIy iruarantcrtl
JOHN a hSfEY, 1010 Pa. ave. mh7 tt
HOPTURED?
One week's trial
given with our
Trusses.
L P. MERTZ CO.,
DrueKisO.
1 1th and F Sts.