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RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
plEDMU\r AIR LINE.

" Schedule ia effect July /, 1894.
All trains arrive and leave al P,nEsI wanna Pas-
sell%cr Station, Washington, ID. {.
800 am. daily-Looal for Danville and inter
mcdllte stations, aud connects at IyHchturg with
inc norfolk and Western railroad westward, daily
Cay.
IL :0l am, THE GREAT SOUTHERN FAST
MAll4:-Datly, operates Pullman Buffet Slccpcry
New york and Washington via Charlotte AMI Co
tuhihla 10 Savannah and Jacksonville. unitiu. at
1Lnatlo.Ie with Sleeper for Augusta, also carries
through Pullman BUFFET Sleeper New York to Mont
g"nlery, with connections for New orleans Con
meets at Atlanta for birmingham, Ala. Columbus
and Grecnyille, Miss.
4:i1 p.m.-Daily for Orange and intermediate
stations and through train for Front ROYAL and
StIisnurg, daily, except sunday.
Id T.; E.-WASliiNGTDN AND SOIr.iIWF.Sr.
fkN NSllBCLED LIMITED, composed Of Full
man 'estliuieti Sicepers and Dining Cars. runs via
I ndtion'e anu Columbia TO Augusta, savannah,
nem YORK TO Tampa and TO Augusta. Also opera -
iuiiinan Sleeper New York TO New Orleans vim
Atianla and Montgomery, New York 20 Asleyille
Nh Sahsbury, Washington 10 Memphis, via Birm.
,uSnali' ana Dining Car Greensboro Mont
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIyI
nioN iea,e Washington at $40 am, daily. 4 30
p,i.' HaIi!, except SUNDAY, and 6:;13 p ~. SUNDAY
p WE Tor found Hill, ard G:33 p.r., daily, for
n"fhdo0 Iteturnin:, arrive Washington $40 a m
~ PM, daily. from Rourd Hill and 6:53 a. m
uIII!, except Sunday, from Hcrinun only
ihouSh trains from the south arrive Washing
.oii I'D am, 10 pm, and $40 pm. Manas-
$40 I'm. daily from Orange
iNk''s' S!"cpifs Car reservations and lnfo-na.
."h FURNISHED IL Offices 5l and 1909 Pcprsy l,a-
MA i nae.lue. and al Passenger Station Pcnnsylsa-
''' " i'd ~ 'ie ~. Washington, II. {.
< prouw: A. TURK, Gen Pass. Agt
l. :. BEoNN, Gen. Agt. Pass Dent rs
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


Cd I0;;o An rENNSiIyANIA LiSiI FED rullrnan
yat.on Cars arriiuTs to C4I,aso CiSc INN ip
Gl nr ~ Cey"land arG TocIo Buffet raflor
r, 1870 AN. FAST IINE.-pu,l,nan Buffet r,rIor
rsI ~ ,iT. i>Irs i"ri"r and Dining Cars liar
i ;,; IN; cIlICNGo AND ST. LOUIS ExrEESs.
ing and Dining Carr Harrisburg 20 ST L5lis' ''ip.
''I" Io !. LT''s y lie I,, and chicago;
Ir,, ar 10 'hi.is". aud Harrisburg to Cleveland
-, 10 PM SOUTHWESTERN EXrEESs Pullman
STEPPING and Dining Cars 10 st I1lis and SIr,l'
fo Iar I'M riSTri a,;;r 10 '.nCinnati
ya 20 az Pm, for kanc canangua, Rochester and
100 am. fer Emira and remove daily except
'" 4ia Ior MiiiMiamSport daily, 3:l5 pm.
ana Nias2Ia Falls daily. except saturday With
HiIYepii= Car Washington to iioc:icster
Rnt5,t " I'm for Fri" Canandaigua. Rochester and
a aIJ'S: VIII STEPPING Car Washington to EmiTa.
cSSE2 NGS f"f fH an4 BE East ait Far
New York daily for F6aderiS aH wcE a dnRs i9r
10, 10 Timing Carr, 600. $40 dining Carr, and
and LOO pm. on Sunday, 7:2n. 7:,5 ;I,;ngg
s ..n' 200 ll;c? miniu: Can am. I2:I5. BIB,
faSt Express. 80 am. week days Express, 2:6i
toG H.'ston without change. $50 am week days
,d Fs, b,Ii@ore d:25 40, 7:5o, 100. 900. 90
40, Limited. 40. 4:3G. $40. G:II 7:I0. 15:oi
1910 Ills and II 35 pm. On SUNDAY : 20
a5,. 300. 905, 1890. iI:Oo am, i2:i3 lis
2;ol, 3;l5 600 Limited. 400 $40. 6:iI, 7:i0
1000. 1870 and II 80 pm
,a For roIe,s Creek Line. 100 am and 4:36 m
DAILY. except Sunday. f
For Annapolis. 40. 900 and ll:5n am. and
-" IN. daily. except Sunday. Sundays. 800 a.
Aliauuc Coast Line Express for Richmond. lack
GThvlilc ana Tampa, 43o AIM 3:3O D m daily
IlI.hinGd ana Atlanta, $50 pm. daily. Giohmond
only 1887 Am. week days
oa A1'Gc !1. for ouantco. 7:45 am daily
For ACHandria. 4:ao, 6:35. 7:s5. $40 s;s5
Io;2'' 100 am. 1850. 40. 3:2o 4:25 5:oO
5:3! els s:0., 1905 ami 1880 PM Ga sunday
al ~, d;i', 9:i5 am. 2:i5. 6l5 S:0a and IO:u5
pm. " 1890 5000
Leave l"xanlria for Washington COS G:43
80: -. 500 $40. la:15. 1O:2S an Loo 2:I5
":s' 80, 300, go, 6:13, 100 TO g:i5 1889
am ;os pm. On Sunday at CAB $40 lO:2S a
IN. 2:l0, 30. 1:G0. 1:2O, g15 and lO;a2 nm
Ticket Offices northeast corner of 18Th street and
IenISylvania avenue. ami at the station 9Th and
- streets, where orders he left for the check
hS OF h|Sgage TO destination from hotels ard ST
3 NJ. PHENoSr. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager Gen Pass Act
se12 as -Ae'
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SOLDIERS FIRED ON RIOTERS
Attempt to Lynch COlOred Mar in
Ohio
RiotinG at Washington Court House,
Ohio-Threc Persons Killed
I'm the Attack.

| VIM. Dolby, colored, who one week ago
crimilally assau ited Mrs. Mary g Boyd
| aged fifty-five, at Parrots station, near
| Washington Court House, Ohio, was cap
| tured at Delaware, Ohio, and brought into
court there al O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
| He pleaded guilty and was sentenced 10
twenty years in the penitentiary.
| An angry mob gathered about the fail
| Tuesday afternoon after Dolby had been
| identified by his victim, and Sheriff Cook
| called to his assistance the local militia COM
p2ny. This action increased the fury against
| Dolby, and Governor Mckinley was appeal
| ed to for additional assistance, and troops
| from Columbus We're sent to Washington
| Court House yesterday morning, Col. Colt
in command. The mob surrounded the Jail
and court house, and attempted to take Dol
| b. from the officers when removed from
| Jail to the court house for trial, but were
kept at bay by the free use of bayonets and
| dubbed guns.
Henry Kirk. the brothcr-in-law of the as
saulted woman, was knocked down the steps
and badly bruised. Another man was bayo-
| neted through the finger, while a bayonet
was thrus, through the clothes of another
| Deputies with drawn revolvers guarded the
| prisoner in the court room. Dolby cried like
a baby and kept looking around for help.
| Soldiers were marched in TO keep the crowd
quiet.
After the sentence yesterday the prisoner
was taken to the grand jury room. a mob
gathered about the court house.
a Threatening Mob.
The officers were powerless TO get Dolby
from the court to the Jail or TO the train,
and Sheriff Cook wired the governor TO send
more troops. The mob grew rapidly in num-
hnrc md 81,
speech, asking the crowd to disperse, but il
was received with jeers. Some one threw a
stone at Col. Colt. and he cried out that at
the next stone thrown he would order the
men to fire.
The courtyard, by this time was filed with
people and cries OF Give US the Niger and
curses against the militia filled the air.
The prisoner was PROSTATE from fear and
lay crying and moaning all the time.
The mob kept Dolby and his guards pris-
oners in the court house until pm and
then made an attack. The militia repealed
them without firing at first, but at 0:4J the
south door was forced open. This door
opens upon the street, which was filled with
men. women and children.
The Guards Fired.
The detachment of the guards finally fired
on the attacking party None of them were
hurt, but dozen or more persons In the
street were struck. two killed outright and
four more were fatally wounded, one having
since died.
The killed are:
Smith Welsh aged eighteen years son OF a
prominent grocer, shot through the head
Jesse Judy. aged twenty-five years, shot
through the heart.
G. w. johnson of Giles station, Butler
county. shot through the stomach.
The wounded are:
VIM. Sarer. aged thirty-five years, me-
chanic, shot through the abdomen.
Theodore zimmerman, TWENTY-FIVE years,
artisan, right thigh shot.
Daniel PARROT, thirty years, farmer. cnn-
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sin OF the outraged woman. shot IN the
right foot
Frank Niederhaus. si,ty-ave. shot In the
left leg
II s believed that many Others were
wounded
Additional troops have been ordered from
CINCINNATI. Columbus, ChiScothe. ana other
BY order of the chief OF police all saloons
are closed.
The Mob Disprrs@..
Upon the firing. the mob dispersed IN all
directions. Immediately al phases OF burg-
ness in the city were shut up. Mayor
Cleaner peremptoriS closed all places
where liquors were sou. Esesy street Was
flied with people. No urle was list in ear
rying away the dead ami WOUNDED
EUsiness houses ans the engine houses
were converted into hospitals. Al The sur
g 'ns In the city were called into service.
Mothois, sisters. wives. swcethe1rts crowd
81 around the dead and wounded. and add
od pathus tu tn, scene. ana fre % Tie rage
o. the mob by their lamentations.
ASainst the militia the inIi. gadon Vas
hliter. vicious AMI yet..I emit AZ privadod
all classes. As the lime passed. the mob
grew in size and fury. Al u,er the csun-
Try 10y telephone. ly coulter and by electric
wire. the news had spread All tho roads
Tea iing to TIE city were "iei with u'-n IN
horseback. in wagons ana n not pt,.htnr
With all possible speed 10 The scene ~ blood
SHED, breathing Vengeance a. c,sry step.
Meanwhile, in MassIHSt. n Court D st.ao. a
search was g1inE on Iur arms ana Erl!.,url-
ton and for dynamite
Shouts were heard OF n vn with tho
militia" and Blow up the dogs along with
the black Gend
These shUats but feebly expressed tho
pent-up passion Of everybody. FOR everybody
was I'm the street. ana all I'm the street
were members Of the mob. as far at least
as personal feelina0 were concerned
There was certainly organization Of the
forces gOint; ON. for that oMinous stiffness
that fCreSoles supreme excitement ana
deadly resolution saccee sci the corllitI5n -
feeling. Men moved about as 81 hept on
business, but saii nothing. There was no
doubt purpose 60 blow Up The court house.
OF this the militia were aware fun
moon lighted up every approach TO the
court house.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO EAUDo,D

-Fn'fille IN ei1ect Jifp y, 1894.
Leave Washington from station, corner of New
jersey avenue and c street.
For Chicago and Northwest. yestbuIed Limited
express trains, 1I:Ij am. 500 D. m
For Cincinnati. st. Louis and Indanapolis yesti-
biIed Limited. 30 pm. express 1910 night
For PittshMrg and Cleveland express daily I1:15
For lexington and staunton. II:I5 am
T"r Minrhestcr and way stations. $40 pm
cfor Luray. Natural Bridge. Roanoke Knoxville
.Lattannosa, Memphis and New Orleans, la:o5
pm, daily s!eeEing cars through.
For lnray, 3:3o pm daily.
re, t%r Ballimore week DAYS. 100. 500. ss3
go 4s mnuIcsl. s:25. S4es. AL. i5:o5. rs:iS'
and IL 30 pm. Sundays. xi:20. x7:3O 900. a.
NO 600 . minutes. s2s, 4:Si. a5:Ss 5 5S
For Annapolis 7:10 and $50 am, 12:I5 and
as pm. Sundays. $40 am, 4:3i D m. "'
ror Frederick, all:l5 a m., 81 10. ai:30, as 80
For Hagerstown al1:15 am. and $3.50 pm
Eor lloyd and way points, b3:4O pm.
.i r'.nersn9rG and way points a6oO, ASSOC
For Washington Iuu"ton and way points. COO.
principal stations Sniy also, as 80 pm' al
ROYAL BILE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
Fo- ph,,o,o,,, pIiiIIx;ADEIInIA-
east daily. 400. 500 1000 a m. ex sun Dining
Carr. n20O Dining Carr. 300 ,5:05 Dininy carr
500 nl:3O pun. Sleeping Car. open at 1880
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains
r. For Atlantic City. Cape May. Sea Isle City aud
Erigantine Reach. week DAYS. $40 and 1890 n NJ
200 noon: Sundays. $40 a IN. and I2:GO noon.
Except Sunday. Daily c Sunday only.
Express trains.
residences by UnioI Transfer COMPANY on orders
left at ticket offices. Gio and 1851 Pa ave. and
R. D. CAMPBELL. CHAS. o. SCULL.
au2 Gen. Manager Cen poss 40,
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To OUR
INTEREST
To BE
GOOD LANDLORDS.

Surely yOu IL is 10 interest to tie
good landlords. We serve both tenant and
owner best in doing. We are always williI ,
to do anything in 10 Keep Il hOus, in
good sanitary condition.
Each Monday We print complete hUlIetin Of
all houses f"r rent on our books which can be
obtained US application
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COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB
nc Tor all states and territories a SPECIALITY
" IL III. EVANS. once tbasemept), 1921 ST.
Always in Office. ONCE hcura tn7-tf
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EvEpY STATE
sna territory. Notary and q. s. Commlssioner.
JOHN d BEALL.
- M Ct 4 ..
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
VOW By JOHN B; WIGHT, 1910 G st.
very desirable residence ST. between
18th and 10th SITS; lot 19IkxiOO TO alley;
BRICK houses s on ii st. ne. near 9th: well $500
n; H. ave near washington Circle; brick '00
=. houses; Or. and bath; each. ........... $500
ST., West lexington; sr. and bath; easy
n terms i 1000
I,t ~ near am rooms on first ioor... 1,OOo
cash payment: balance on long time 80. 1900
llth ST near g: valuable piece OF business
brop%Tty; viii bt sold at low Price; size
FOR SALE-RFDUCED FROM $500 TO S3.!a0-
rS''n nlick al modern improvements; small
'a>h payment; halanc" 10 suit; a bargain. Ad-
dress OWNER 1914 IL st. NV ocISst'
FOR SALE.o NEAR 18TH NV. 2-STORY AND
anr ~ F frrt ,r, rooms and bath. a COL
BAY NJ, f"on q. Central Nat. Rank. oc1S-3t-
FOR SAl.E-A HOME IN EVERY SENSE-II2 MI
aN'. ne; 2pxS5: II large rooms: bath. furnace
i"lih anu large attic: electric burglar alarms
bells and gas lighting; house rxcellentIy planned
ami built: nearly new and Just handsomely paper
Location LnaNc He'd, with unobstructcd outlook
on saritol and grounds: price. $1,000. which is
ave. ne. or W. $. MINNiX. 1927 + n.wocist
For SALE NEW or AND BATH 2o-FT, 'FRONT.'
nous on \ st. near New Hampshire ave. Bciuti-
Ini u finish and great bargain at S7.50 TIE
Hl.Ni II TINT SECTION FOR PRICE. w. s.
-MINNlN. 1I27 NV. oc1S
FOR SAFE BARGAIN IN. 1iTH ST. PROPERTY
Or, bath; well rented; lot worth price. 81 go
New corner house 81 feet front; Gr bath
hay window; press brick. 1900
si.op below Nalun-9r., bath, well located
var illi' 4. 100
Col. Heights bats exchange for small proncrty
0'lS-3t' POINTS X GLADDEN.. Ola T. NV
FOR SALE Bl TIE OWNER, ROOM 10. wA,DEI,
bldg, 9Th and }. modern S-room brick nori H.
west. for $1,000; also II beautiful 10-rOo brick
IN Kendall Green me-. for S5,5uO. TERMS
EXTRAORDINARILY EASY. ocIS-3t
ron SALEA MEN .RuOM COTTAGE, TEN
allyioMn; Dc cellar let 1sx94; ears pass jloor
only S1,Glo; s''1 cash and S1S Der mo irrlul
ing interest. STJTEGEi X MOORE. sos + ST. NV
OclS
FOR SAl.E-NEW S-iUM BRI,'k. 18TH ST n
=: ami: cellar and furnace: stable: lnt I9y.,
~ 100; terms to SUR. STJRGI[S Il MOORE
"'iH ta6 r NV.
ron SALE I-ftbM FRAME GEORGETOWN; II;
-. near I'd: lot .;2Ni.6 only 81 80; terms TO
suit. Sil R'iES n MOORE 6oi r st. NV ocIS
Fi'f SAif GROOM COTTAGE. RRUokIA AND:
"t ~ feet front; S2.ttO: 50 cash and ST. =;
month, including interest.
OILS STI leGES X MOORE. COG L St. INV.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
Schedule in effect May ID. 1884
r, Trains leave daily from Union station o. and
Pl. 9th and ID sts
=. Through the grandest scenery in America with
the handsomest and most complete solid train serv-
ice west from Washington
10 PM. DAIIY.-'C,ncinnati and ST Ious
Special''-Solid Vestibuled newly EGuipped Flee
tric-lighted. Steam heated Train Pnrnan's finest
sleeping cars Washington to Cnrinnati Indianapo-
lis and St louis without change. Dining Car
from Washington Arrives Cincinnati, 500 a. m !;
10 Ihtdianapolie ll:45 am. and Chicago, $50 pm;
lilo PM DAILY.-T'he famous n. r. v. Linz
ited A solid vestibuled train. with dining car
and Pullman sleepers for Cincinnati Lexington and
louisville; without change. Pullman Sleeper TO
virginia Hot Springs. week days. arriving 7:50
am obserNatioa car from Hinton. Arrives Gin,
Vile, 9:4o pm: indianapolis LIS pm; Chicago.
I;SS am, and Sc Louis 1880 am; connects in
1851 AM. EXCEPT SUNDAy.-For Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. Only rail line
2:25 Pm pAHY.--EIpress for Gordonsville,
charlottesville. Waynesboro, Staunton and prtnci.
mond. - A'sH
Pullman locations and ticket. nj comnanv,, NJ.
fees. el3 and 1921 Pennsylvania avcnre.
IT, W. FULLER
mSG' General Passenger Agent.
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FOR SAIE--H HOUSES.

FOR sAIE-oR TRADE, CHEAP-sPLENDID COR
house; rooms, cellar, bath; ANIL; 1000
feet parking; $500. See OWNER, 1855 Md.
ave. ne. Oc1S-3ts
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS
NORTHWEST.
1874 COr~oran st.
421 18th It.
1905 NJ -.
49, 2lst st.
162l Madison.
1i33 |. -
NOR TIiEAST
643-5l Acker 81.
All T. ST.
Cos X II
1244 Linden 81.
II. T.. GOODMAN,
Gb3 18Th 81.
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FOR SALE-VALUABI.E BUSINESS CORNER 18TH
and III sts NV; lot 2Ox4S; will take a residence
property In part payment. PATRICK II. c.
BRENNAN, Room g. 1921 L ST. NV. oc1S-2t
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MANICURE g. HAIRDRESSING
MEDICAL.

Al TER AL OTHERS FAIL CONSI 1T THE Old
reliable specialist, Dr. Bso;irrs, 906 ST s.w. /:
80 Years CNp.rieIc" in treatment Il all dis.as,s
of men: consultation Tree and strictly confidential.
scl1-anI'
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-OR ENClAN';E FOR CITY PROP
erty-One of the mos; fertile farms In charles
county; 500 acres; half slea7'1. half w"yled:
only IS acre. T. NJ. o.. Star Office. sell
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FOR RENT NORTHWEST
11l9 - st, 11r. 81 .ugUu1 G4T Fla ave Or 500 20
iS| tLtton St Tor. lt.uo 81 French 81. 1r - -
25iG 18Th 50. 1ir... 2uIT PoTfucr nj IN ~; y,
lul5 nth 81. Or. -.iJ'sI Stable, lI2J
- i. 81, Or. 81 Ga 10th st......... 20 90
NORTHEAST.
1Ol 81 81. 1IF and 40 Cd ST 6r Sc ~
bah Uuri- 5000 Il Patterson ~. i::ir
1OS 2d II Ne. liz. $500 3Ip3 ItI ST t;r.. 10 yD
Biol ijL 81, 6T...-.1JIGi
SOUTHWEST
go 81 -, CT. .SIJ.3b lU2 l. ST 4r. e. 90
1850 Union sW, Gr II 30
OFFICE ROOMS.
1sl> Z st--....--- SDt-p 30 r Sr.........1IO0
1224 st-..$l0 10 $3.50 Ill G. SIS TO - %
40 IT. lHS SO 10 an.OG
HEISKELL & McIERAN.
ool1-t IOGS L st.
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LADIES GOODS.

LADIES' GOODS.
MADAME GENESTE $40 A ST. Sc. tONE so
from + st. cars).-Cursins and laces done up
equli 10 new: curtains Especially, .ois handled
with care, called for and delivered. se15-2ins
FINE BLACK AND WHITE LACES DONE UP N
frst-"lass Partisan style; white and satin
Dresses laces and lace curtains a specially
prices reasonable. Call Nine. VIBOUDS, sue.
eessor to Mime. Valmont OH stand, 7l3 l1th St
NV. 4, Il oc2lm'
LADIES.
KEEN,
AGENT FOR HIGHLAND CAPES
se20-1m 1910 + ST. NV.
LADIES' SEAlSKIN GARMENTS REDYED AND
altered into latest styles. Furs OF all kinds re-
paired. THE MISSES CUNNINGHAM
se4-3m 1905 Sth st. NV, n ST
ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH, s2e 18th AND
l2J6-l20S 81. NV. French dyelng and cleaning
of every description; evening and party dresses
made speciality. Our patronage extends into
the most fashionable circles, DIP
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HOTELS.

iEMONAL-MRS. NJ. ]. C0IIEY HAS MOVED
iro.l TIE Windsor Hotel, 18th IT. and New
10-A ave, TO the Morrisctt, cor. I4th and II SITS
n~. The house Will hereafter be known as the
tlaFcndol and IS now open for permanent and
transient guests. For terms and further par
tieCla-s apply TO 49,
ocI5-c; Mrs NJ. J. CoIIIsY. Prop
WHI-AED's HOTEL.
Pa. and 18th st.,
SCI Washington, D. C.
EBBITT HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. D. @
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WINTER RESORTS.
STEAM CARPET CLEANING

d. ..sN.tp SIEAH CARPET CLEANING
Works carpets cleaned in the best manner.
Carpets mad, moth proof free of charge MAJ.
u"sSes made order Office, lI20 Ia. ave.
Works, los AID l7lO TclepL,ne so4
uh2-tt III NEWMlER, Manager.
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Mr.. Reed and the Tariff.

Ffcm tie New Yo.k wosd-
Phil Dwyer. the we,l-krown horseman ana
piGnger. stopped campaign talk in the s;.
James Hotel last night by betting s. 900 TO
$1,000 with n man named Britto: that Nor.
ton would be governor. The mcney Was prt
up. and Mr.. Dwyer announced tfat any o1
who wanted more could have In
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FOR SAI-E-THAT BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE NO.
1877 Roanoke ST. Columbia Heghts-The first
and second stories OF this fine residence are of
BUmmelstown brown stone and the balance of
pressed brick. Th,re 10 rooms, exclusive of
billiard store room, laundry and furnace rooms
II Is wired throughout for electric lighting There
is an elevator and an artesian well Of pure
spring water, besides the city water. There Is
carriage house and barn, with stabling for two
Or three horses: also a servants house of : rooms
The house was erected under the supervision of
the owner, by days work. 1t is finished In oak,
and painted ard decorated In oil. II Is in a
splendid location being within a few hundred
fect OF the residences OF Mrs. Logan, Justice
Harlan, Surgeon General Hammond the Chinese
legation and several other fine houses There Is
magnificent view overlooking the city and sur
rounding country. Intending purchasers inquire
at the house. Price, $4,000. 0c1i-lmo
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MIR. Wilson Addresse. a Thronr.

w. l.. Wilson spoke to several thousand
democrats from Barbour. Taylor. Tucker
and Randolph counties at Phillippi, ". Va.
yesterday. In the column which escorted
MIR. Wilson to his hotel were twenty-five
young ladies attired in white On horscback \,
followed by about $40 hOrsemen and those
by the democratic voters