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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-02-25
Rather Warm.

Mrs. White calling on an old serv-
,nt)-So your husband is dead, Mar
ysret?
Margaret vigorously wiping her
,vesl-Ah., yes mum, he's been smouId-
rim in his grave these many years'z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-02-25
Hunor In Hard Times.

Prisoner-I acknowledge, your hon
ST. that stole the shovel, but my fam
ily was starving, and
Judge-Dischaged! Any family that
Is SO hungry it viii eat a shovel must
be deserving Of pity.-Boston TRAY
Al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-02-25

For Kansas City, St. Louis and all points
east take the Missouri Pacific railway.
Trains leave Wichita at o'clock p. IN
and sos p. N. No change of cars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-02-25

Are You sure that she really in
tended to hit the dog?' Yes. sir: She
threw at a chicken that was running
the other way. :-Iuter-Ocean
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-02-25

For pains in the chest there is nothing
better than flannel cloth saturated with
Cham beriain's Pain Balm aud bound on
over the scat OF pain. For sale by all
druggists
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-02-25
Kansas City Grain.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. o4-Wheat: No red
55lac. No 2 hard SIC, Corn--No. white 32'11ac,
No. mixed 3.34c. Oats-No 2 2s1ac, Rye
No 2 49c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-02-25
RAILROAD SCHOOL,

The National is the only school in
America, where the scholars get the
actual traiuing the same as If they
were on 1.-The Main Line" station
work, telecraphy, express business,
Westarn Union. Also short hand
and typwriting. 3rd floor Firebaugh
block, cor. 1st and Market, Wichita,
Kan, Prof. J. r. Startzell, Prin,
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WICHITA MARKETS
WICHITA, Feb. "a. =
CATTLE.
REPRESENTATIVE SALE,

CATTLE.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales of
cattle at the yards today:
COWS. ...... 343 30 3 cows....... 466 2 80
. cows....... AGO 2 20
HOGS.
Hogs 5al0c lower.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales of
hogs at the yards today:
No Dock Ave Price. No Dock Avo Price
Z 2G3 43J $50 40
, 80. 2l0 4 AL
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DIR. e. EMlIA COBB.

Females ana Chdrens diseases speciality
ItDe for ladies during con 1rement. Strictly prI-
yate when so desired. also permanent homes pro-
vided Tor children when desired. Letters OF inCui
y con fidentis. and answered promptly Home III
Ida Avenue. Wichita Kansas.
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CLOSING BOND LIST.

New YORK. Feb. Enforcement bonds
firm. State bonds inactive.
L SIS reg. ......1173s NJ X and T gen. IS so
Do IS coupon. .1l13s st l. g. S f gen m. So
Z ; As reg ....... 1888 st Paul cons. 1a6
Do As coupon. 1881 st p Chi & Pc 1st.. 1881
Do 42s reg. ...... 96l4 Atchison 4s....... II
DO coupon ...... 49, Do2ds. ........... 3312
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JUMP ON WHISK 7
REPORT FROM WASHINGTON ABOUT
THE TAX BEARS IT.

Tumbles Down Over Three Per Gem
Bcfort It Stops-Sugar on Favor
able Tariff News Gains Some
Strength, and Becomes The
Object Of Heavy Buy.
ing Movement, Max
ing a Big Advance.
Stock and Bond
Quotations.
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~. LOUIS Gram and Proauc..

ST, LOUIS. Feb. 2i.-Wheat was lower: cash
Doc, February 54a.c, May 57l4c. July 5SSsc
Sorn lower: cash &lsc. February S2isc March
cash 2ac, February 2ac, May Slc. PORK easier:
!obbing Sl2 6.i3. lard nominal: {, so. Lead
orlner: - G!.. Spelter firm: s. 10.
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. ". p. P3RR,

CHRONIC. Nervous, and Private
Diseases. and Diseases of Women: deranged
or suppressed msnstruation. from what
ever cause. speedily restored by Electric
Ity. Structures. Piles, Goitre, &C., quickly
cured by Electrolysis, or no charge. Also
keeps the best pill made for all menstrual
to any address on receipt
of price 81. 90 per box-guaranteed. Should
not be used during pregnancy. Cor
respondence invited and confidential.
Office $50 n. Main St, Wichita, Kansas
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. Feb. %
The market today experienced the follow,nr,
range of prices.
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miscellaneous.
.SUfeSIIielt.
Trades.

CtARPENTER-IN EVERY COUNTY TO WORK
~ for us, steady employment; geod pay. Stamp
for Particulars. Tolp & Co., indianapolis. Ind,
dS7 It,
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WHEAT

Opened. Highest Lowest. Closed
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RECORD or THE COURTS.

SCTHEsIE CeU3T or TIE UNITED STATES.
F.itay, December Il. ls@.-Prcscnt: The
Chief justice. Mr. Justice Field. Mr. Justice
Harlan, Mr. Justice Gray. Mr. Justice Brewer.
Mr. Justice Brown, Mr. Justice Shiras. and
BIr. Justice White
Frank Spurlock. of Chattanooga, TeGG.
Sar5uei J Elder OF Winchester. Mass; T. {.
lNan Of N&usau. VS.. james =. Leach OF
Boston Mass. aud Thomas 4. JeHcse- OF
Providence. IL. l.. Wee admitted to p-aciire.
No 90 The JBiteI States and tac Cntro-
kee Nation. appellants. IS. Charles Journey
cake. pr ncipal chic! Cf the Delaware Indians:
mandate granted on motion OF Mr.. Thomas
c Fletcher for the appeilees.
30. III. The Board o! County Commis-
s.oEcrs OF Jackson ~ al, appellants. Y. the
Metropolitan Thread Conii auy OF New York
et al: appeal from the circit court of the
Unned States FOR the district of Kansas: dis
missed Wit. costs p&rsraHt TO the tenth rule
10. 10. L. :. Ernest. !lainti1 in error, ".
The State OF Missouri; argued by Mr.. Las
renee Maxwell, jr., ana Mr.. :. n. Taylor for
the plaintiff III error and submitted Toy Mr..
T. T. Walker for the defendant in ,rror.
No. III. The Ess. Lake Land Company
plaintiff in error. ". Isaiah c. Brown sab
miticd by Mr.. John :. Morgan for the plainiifI
in error and by Mr. D P.,Bestor for the de-
ienGant in error.
No. l2s. The United States. appellant. ".
The Berian Fire Arms Manufacturing Gem
any; passed until No. l35 is reached. on mo-
lien Of Mr. Solicitor General Maxwell for the
appellant.
No I22. William A. Sweet ct al, plain
tifrs in error. vs. Christian IlecheI; argued by
Mr. Thomas A. ] .nckes for the plaintiffs in
error and hy MIR. Samuel J. Elder Tor the. de
fendant in error.
Adjourned untiI MonGay next at y O'clock
TIE day call for Monday, December II,
wit be as follows: Nos. i24, lbs. I29. l3l, 49,,
Z, original. S4l, lls 1873. and 1874.
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District Courts.

DISTRICT Court or APrEALs-CHIEF JUSTICE
ALVEY. gsTIcEs MoREIs AHD SHEPARD-Ad-
mission Charles A. KeigwIn on motion of j.
A. johnson. Criminal, No. 1908, United
States ~ II. ". Howgatr; petition for allow
ance OF appeal denied. Opinion by Chief JUS
li:e Alvey. No 372. Richardson VS.. Van
Auken; motion 10 set aside submission on
briefs and 10 continue cause argued 10y r.
Fnndal in support L. J. Lavender in oppoSi-
ton; denied with leave TO appellant ons week
to file additional briefs. Nos and 3, special
calen lar. Chapman vs.. United states and
Mccartney vs. United States; argument con-
tinasi by A. 4. Birney for appellee. con-
cluded by s Shellabar:er Tor api ellant Ad-
journed from day 20 day till January term
PRcBATE CuURT-JUSTICE HAGNER-Estate
OF james II. Barker: inventory returned and
order allowing Charles &. Stewart. executor
10 sell estate of Fannie GarlinhS; certificate OF
J.. H. Newman stating that claim against es-
tate has been settled, flied. Estate OF SO: hia
s. Kali; order appointing II. T. Pairc and
Albert i. Ruff administrators with bond
S6O,CO). Estate of lie 10y Tuttle; will ad-
niied 10 probate and order granting letters
tesiamcntary TO lie EoT Iuitlc, r., with lond
81 0d0 Estate OF Nicholas White; order au-
thorz.ny J. u. Kendall 10 sell chattcls. Es-
tate OF Louisa J. Rollings; Will admitted 10
prOhate and letters tcstameatary TO William
Redin Woodward, with bond $500 Luru j.
ard Robert V. Freeman with bond 900. Es-
tate OF William E. Dugger; will ad-
mitted 10 Probate and letters OF admins
tra.iOn, c. t a.. to James E. Dug
ger with Lond 500. In re James f.
Bundy; order authorizing guardian to borrow
81 900 on wards real tate, subject 10 ratiii-
cation OF equity court. Estate OF Edward ID.
Townsend: receipt Of Ann o. Townsend for
S3S ,355.03 fled. Estate OF Susan J. WeaIion
petition OF Andrew J. w. Collier for letters of
administration aud assent of next of kin fled
Estate of E.izaAeIh NJ. Kibbey; will admitted
10 probate and order granting letters testa-
mcntary to Charles W. Kibbey with special
bond, $I00. Estate of William Hendley; or
der Sf publication. Estate of Martha A.
Mulligan; order appointing ]. William Lee ad-
minis;rator, with bond 600. Estate OF Carter
Patton; order authorizing Thomas Walker,
administrator. to sell at private sale. Petition
OF GeorGeanna Patten for relief. Estate OF
George w. Kingla; Charles II. Kingla,
administrator: final notice and order appoint
ing Friday. January IL. 1855, for settlement.
Estate OF Frances Turvey; J. ii. Wilson, ad-
ministrator; Gnal notice and order for settle
ment January IL. Estate of LeDore Rupert;
George Emmert, executor; fnal notice and
order for settlement January IL. Estate oil
Michael Shugrue; will admitted 10 probate
and letters testamentary to Margaret Shugrue
with bond $500. Estate of John d. Dar-
nellie; will admitted to probate and letters
teslamentary to Herman w. Snow with bond
mitted to probate and letters testamentary tc
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form over bis previous tines out The checks
We're down Yesterday
Hugh u Carr. mad $500 on Harris.
Leon and Jimmy James fell on Tedd Gegg
third.
Lura is the most consistent animal at the
track.
Clarence Brown played Cement all three
ways
p Burch, Sam Marks, and Bob Irving
were winners on Harris.
Jack ana Buen White. Or an6o Jones, and
c. Nelson rot the money Oh by Joye.
Geor.e Rye. Charley Buckley. Zach. Sam
Marks. aad Lou Maynard We're losers op
Ma.co;t.
Jimmy James played By love for place
ami had a large bet on Harris.
Do. Cham. e:Iin and the Gloucester dec
gat.on fell heavily on Judge Post.
Sam Marks and m:ny James had swellers
on Belle Blackburn.
judge Oyster said there were no new de-
ye!oFmeTts III the rorc- De Leon ease.
Commencing Monday special train viii
leave the irark 1T 4:55 O'Clock daily.
While at the post in the first rae Kcramas
became GnmaDaEca;3!e, jumped into the start
er carriage. demolished it. ana Hns1ipped
Hurry Le&Is. The horse then cleared the
lea,e. aud was caught at the sialles. The
star; was male without him.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR sALE-IOo SHARES OF STOCK OF An
II CHOIR CONSTRUCTION AND ROAD M
PROMINENT co Fifteen per cent iRcome
guaranteed lII1 st NV, rO5m J de9-9t
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How tic Horses Ran.

Bettin--Reyn ard, ,; Fasting Charlie 30;
Gc,dd,G ,Gger. 4: Mood-hupPer, i; TED q -gg. ID;
SextIs, 10 ;: "a N 1Ie 3 J. Girni J. ~ tierie,
90 Nsgabond, IO9; AUsconder, %, ana Clcmen
.O
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BY virtue of deed of trust given TO US and
duly recorded in liber No 164S. folio go, seq, i,
one of the land records Of tho District of Columbia
and at the request of the par secured thereby
we will sell at public auction in front of the
premises, on TUESDAY, December Is, 1894. at 4
o'clock D. m. the following described resi- es-
tate, situate in the city of Washington District
of Columbia, TO wit. All that certain pioce or
parcel of land and premises known and distin-
guished as and being lot one hundred and forty
foul Q4i), according to Frances y Buckiugham m
and others subdivision OF lots in square eight
hundred and sixty-one (SB1), rs recorded in liber
II, folio "a of the Surveyors Office of the District
of Columbia, together with the improvements
as above Iecited. Subject, however, TO an in-
cumbrance of $1,000, the particulars of which
viii te stated at the sale
Terms 0ne-thrd cash, balance in one year
from the date OF sale, the deferred payment to
be secured by deed CT trust upon the property
sold, and 10 bear interest at tho rate of per
cent per aniium, or all cash, at the optCn of the
purchaser. A deposit Of 800 to be paid at the
sale. Terms to be complied within fifteen days
from the day of sale, otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. All
conveyancing, recording. &C., Mt the cost OF the
Lurchaser JOHN l. CARPENTER,
GEORGE H. WRIGHT,
de5-d&dslit Trustees
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Real Estntc Transfers

Deeds of real e-tate were filed yesterday
as follows: Mary T. i. Moore 10 Gaylord G.
Barton. lots 20, y, .. -. ~ .. y, ., 2S 90
and g. block 2 and section ). BurYiil 550).
Joseph Il. klenielSt TO Franklin 4. hiein-
,ienst, Iart Of original lot II, square II, so.
John W. buckingham aud vile TO William W.
Wr.ght. ir.. lot III, uare SCI, -. Thomas
II. Moran and W .fe to Julia MAY NJ ran. all
right ia estate OF Thomas NJ. Moran and all
right of Caroline II. Moran in parts OF origi-
nal lots and 6. square 80, $500. Maria l..
Johnston TO Samge. ii. Taylor, lot a. square
%. SO. JOSIAH w. Melvin ani wife TO Kate
b. Barlow quit claim decd, lot 3. square ;j3S,
=5. George I. hlIpsten to Washington Gas
Light Company. original lot : square 81 So
7l6S9. William c. Peake ct ux. TO john c..
Weldon. subiot Is OF ori.inaI lot >. square
9G5 so. Samuel r.. Scharf and vile TO
George G.. McE,wee. lots l5 and it,
block So John Shcrman's subdivision
of Mount Pleasant. $40. George G. Ne
EiWse to Fannie q. S"harf. same property
so. Henry a. GTiswold and fe TO Ma
tilda Mccormick. lot l99. part OF Ia but es-
tate. so George W. Brown. surviving trus-
lee 20 The McLachen Real Isiate and Loan
ComI any. lot 20. saua:e 3i5, $40. James A.
Junghaus TO JEiia H. Junghaus lot l59. block
=. Long Meadows, $40. J. Barker nd W fe
10 Edwin Il. Sherman, lot Is. block ~ 20.
James X. Willis and VIII 10 Alice J Ford. lot
l66. block II, sherwood, :: 90. ROsa'ie u.
Cuttings and husband to Ellen W. Thoron,
part OF original lot ;, square 1863. Si5. coo.
David Laing AMI wife to Charles Repp. part
lot 81, square 620. suhje,t 10 $4,000 trust.
500 F. W McElroy and wife 10 William D.
Jarvis. art lot 2t. Kings sab Long 3leadows.
SUBJECT to $500 trust, 40 5. 0ppenheimer
ard wife to Mary Towie, Nos 5I3. 5I5. and
5i7 Sheridan street, part lot Al, Bellevue. $40.
Jane Quinn TO Jeremiah Sullivan. part lot II.
square 6g2. S1,.0). C!audins d. Smith, trus-
tee, 10 Caroline PizingeT, part lot lS Brooks
sub ST. Elizabeth, $40. Leo Simmons and
vie to Felix Freyhold. part lot 3, block 50.
Columbia Heights, $1,000. Alfrel Woreh ct
al and wife 10 William G. Schaart, part lot
4. square l01, subject to trust, Sl0. Thomas
i. Waggaman to John J. Keane, part original
lot i. square 81, 81 ,S22. 30.
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A MERICA'S GREATEST MEDIUM.
~ Mrs Efs Mcneil. 1914 Penn ave. NV
Those desiring reliable spiritual advice On
matters Of business, persoual OF domestic inter-
est, will find visit 10 this phenomenal medium
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business examinations a specially, and satis-
faction guaranteed. All communications strictly
confidential deSSt
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FOR sALE-xIscELLANEoUs.

L'OR SALE
L Oys.sr House. SIl VI at NV.
Reason for selling other business
Call af. er p. IN. It
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German Mediterranean Service.

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Azores, Gibraltar, AIgiers, Naples, and Genoa
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Werrs. Feb ., 10 m, Alg., Nap, Gen, Azores
Normannia, Feb l6, II a. m, AIg.. Nap, Gen.
Kaiser W ii, Feb %, 8 a. IN for Alg, Nap Gen
Werra, Mch. 9, 9 a. IN, for Alg-, Nap, Gen
Fulda. Mch y, a. m, Algiers, Maple, Genoa
Kaiser ". ii. y cb. 50 10 a. m. for Genoa
All steamers stop at Gibraltar.
Return tickets available for the steamers Of
either line from Naples, Genoa, Gibraltar, Ham,
burg, Bremen, London, and Southampton Di-
rect connection from Genoa, Naples, 70 Egypt By
n. G. Lloyd i s Co q Imp. Mail Strs.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ssrINHERE ARE CT. Frs IN THE PRINTING
business but few ncrrns like The Law
Reporter Company o 51S 1 in street north
west. You'd find II pusitI,e relief 10 trade
tn; re. DO iti ". W. MOORE, Mgr.
TAPITAL STEAM LAUNDRY-M A. WEAVER,
~ proprietor, SIP Eighth st NV Telophons 1913
Laundry work in ali is branches neatly exc
sated at reasonable rateA
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FOR skLE-BICYCLE:.

(vALL AND SEE THE BOGIEMAN, - POUNDS;
- the record wheel; baltimore 10 Washington
via Ellicott City, ClarksYiIle, Sandy Spring,
Sligo, etc,
, HOURS. 10 MINUTES.
For the holidays. SS5. List price, $40.
Special bargains in secondhand pneumatic
cushion, and solid-tircd Bicycles from 10 up.
l.. G. VAIL,
dsl1-tf Sll G st opposite Patent Office.
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HOTEL Eli

FBBITT HOUSE,
Il Washington. l. e.
Ii l. EUKCH, Manager
CONGRESSIONAL HOTEL. CAPITOL HILL
- Cor. New .rsey ave. and ST Sc.
no97-lm HENRY BROCK, Proprietor
w ILLARDS HOTEL,
Nv Pennsylvania avenue and 14th ST NV
o. G. STAPLES, PROPRIETOR aul6-1u
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Results At othcr Tracks.

A New Oreans. Miss Yolop, Young Arion,
Bunelis Billet, Clara Bauer, and DR.. Work
It Madison: Dora 5. Orphan Boy, Censor,
Nerbsna, and PrSiilencc
Al san Fran Cisco: Carmel, ModeTsta, Mos
Qutc, Pop Gray, aud BANJO
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Considering the heavy ira the racing at
Alexander Island was very Eool yestv-dly.
tour OF the races resulting in cl ose and excit-
ing finishes Gryuard. winner OF the opening
event, was The only horse 10 ca ture the
honors without being troubled much ly h!s
nearest opponents at tae flnisa. BY winning
10y three lengths he proved to be pretty fair
horse. as on pass ,; ta. quarter pole, lac was
about five lengths l..h.nd The leaders. Gtr.ie,
Dashing Charlie. and GoledigSer.
The second race went 10 b. Joye, who,
thanks TO Harry Lew.s' grand riding. beat
Thurston in the last jump. Ham, who rode
the latter, claimed a foul against tEe winner,
but Judge Oyster quickly dismissed tic
clam There was apparently some crowd -ng
between The two horses. b.;t n all of the SIX
contestants sweryed badly in the homestretch
the blame could not Wen lie located. Tire
third race resulted in one OF the prett.est
finishes OF the meeting. six horses pass Il :
the winning post hea s apart with Harris
winning.
Criterion Ieat Judge Post by neck in the
fourth race. and Belle Bla, k5urn carried OF
the hoa0:s IN the closing event finishing
three pats OF a length before Stc!nS.e.low
aud Eden H. lhe latter two were noses
apart. Ellen II. losing the PLACE because }.
Moore outrOde Ham.
The attendance was large and the betting
brisk llfte=n looks 20 ting 0 Ids. The real
incident OF The day orcurre in the o. eliug
event when Judge Oyster oriered Jockey
Dwyer 10 dismount from Go'3digger and sub
stitu,ed Harry AIanlov8 as rider. The Judge ;
reason for such action was The suspicious
change in the Jstt ~ against GOldtigger.
After Dwye: had explained to Mr.. Oyster that
he and several o! his ireuds had bet on Gold
digger, an argument arose between them. and
Dwyrr u the Impulse OF the moment. forgot
himself 10y using in-olent language. Mr..
0ys.eI then ruled Dwyer oil the track, but an
hour ater DwyeT aVolcgized to the Judge aud
the OF er officials AMI they reinstated him.
Summaries:
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Netherlands Line

From New York 10 Rotterdam via Boulogne sur
Mer (33z hours from London or Paris.
). = ~ aafEdan, " ci-. December - D.
5. = Ans, erdam, December lj p m.
FIRST cabin, $4I 10 s5j. Second cabin, S35
For Information apply to General Passenge-
Agency, ~ Broadway New York, or TO agents at
Washington, ID. c., q. ". Moss, 92l Pa ave;
T. f. DROOP 995 Pa ave. If
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HOTEL ENRICH,
PennsYlVania Avenue
CHURCH NOTICES.

CPIRITUALIsM-WoNN HALL, 721 9TH ST
- NV, Sunday evening at 8 p. m Dime col
lection. MRS. l. MCNEIL,
de15-lt Medium
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-BRICK HoUSE4 ROOMS, WATER,
j sewer, and range: in rear OF 1ii3 st NV,
bet 1Ith and 18th sts. and : ST and Pierce place
NV; SO per mo. Apply i2l6 S St NV. del5-3t
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Betting-llarris. I 10 >: Lura, 6, Farragui, 5:
Nina, 3n Wm Penn, 10. Rufus. 30. p ,rthcuia. q;
Princess AliN, ~. Amsterdam, e; 30 cl. 81; Bro
gan, 30; John j., =; W. OBrien, -; Funlike ~.
o. Fourth rare-Four and one-hslf fur
o. lOug. Selling Purse, 800 Tins, O5s
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C ECoND BAPTIST CHURCH AUDITORIUM,
- Ith St and Va. ave. se-Tastor T. Hez Swem
tells. Sunday night, 20 o'clock. about ''She
surely surprised sombcdy; preaching at II a
IN by the pastor Free pews. AliiIyited 1t
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% IT ELL AND THE REASON OF IT" WILL
IL lie the sail .ct OF the Rev. Frank Sew
all = third lecture '-PI oblsms OF the Other
Life, At the New Ch rch Chapel, National I aw
School, Thirteenth street, below !, sunday even
ing At o'clo, K Morning service a. IL: Sunday
school al II 10. All seats are free and al
cordially welcome
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DR.. LEON,
451 Missouri Avenue Northwest
OFFICE HOURS. 10 TOT. .6To3
CARPETS CLEANED

NfARF ! ALEfN y Ell.
The Continental Carpet Cleaning Co. is devOt-
ing its whole time 10 expert wOrk-any ether
NOuldn pay.
Carpets and rugs Cleansd and disinfeeted. re-
moving dust. moths, organic matter etc. Car
pets taken Up, relaid. fitted, and ssUed- Reno
waiting carpets on the hO0r. feathers renovated.
and mattresses made over Send postal and We
will cali, giving prices Main ONCE 14il y Y ava
Oc2S-5m
PROF. CLAY yoQSd5 wQA9East 5Ba L mo,1in,S. e,hda.
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AUCTION SALES.

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TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWC-STORY
AND BASEMENT BAY-WINDOW BRICK
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FOUR OF THE RACES
CLOSELY CONTESTED.
Lively Betting and Fine Spart the
fta!aies en- the Island.
THREE FAv0RITES WINNER
Reward Proved to BE Nild Horse in
the 0pehinl E,e2t.

Write rhe PreTi,as Performances Of the Pul-
s;fer cast-oH at Ghis Coarse Did not
Justify the Heavy Flunge on Reynard.
the Latter carri-d TIE Money safeiy
Eomc-1wyer Ruled on and Reirstated
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3; The Budg, .; Anxiety, %; Cadet, 20: Jack
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kcramas 3
9=G Fisth ruce-Six ard onc-Ialf furlougs
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