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ALEXANDRIA HAPPENINGS.

Alfonzu Arlington, a wel-known char
acter here, met with an accident yesterday
evening thatfliay result seriously ArringtIn
was, ;ts usual drunk, and in coming acr,ris
The tagging at the intersection If Fairfax
and Cameron streets, he slipped IN the
snow and fell backward, striking his head
on "a stone. When picked up by Policemen
Smith and Hall, he -w0s unconscious, and
from a deep cat in the back uf his head the
hlond was pouring. lie was taken 10 the
police station, where he was restored 10
consciousness anu b Is injuries were dressed,
but it is feared that. he has fractured his
skull. ~
The Potamac Literary. Club. a weli-known
Alexandria social urganiZatio Will give
and Il large number of invitations have been
sent out The club has It's Rooms IN the
ballroum i'm the old City Hotel, and in 1T
Gen. Washington IS said, by tradition, TO
been handsomely fitted up, and IN Christ
mas day, an orchestra will be in attendance
playing the dance music OF a century agn.
The committee in charge Of the affair are
Messrs. VIII Glasgow, Ge,rge Smith. William
Murray, j. Porterfieid Steiner and Harry
E.rDownham.
The Virginia Theological Seminary win
close for the Christmas holidays on Tuesday,
December %, and will not reopen until
after the new year. Nearly all the students,
about forty in number, will leave for their
homes On Tuesday to spend Christmas
Alexandria Council, of the Jr. o. y. A NJ,
at its meeting in Odd Fellows HAN last
night. initiated four new members and re-
ceived applications from several who desire
to become members. The officers for the
ensuing year We're nominated, but under the
rules of the order the election has to lie
over two weeks.
The united circles of the King Daughters
in this city, sDho built the new wards at
the Alexandria Infirmary, a few days ago
finished paying off the debt ON the build
ing, and the Institution is now free Of all
obligations.
Harry Palmer, son Of Sheriff Palmer. of
the county, was injured by being thrown
from horse day or two ago.
The morning times., 1895-12-13
RECORD or THE COURTS.

Equity Court, No. 1-chicf Justice Ring-
ham.-Howard vs.. District or Columbia;
rest raining order returnable December
10, 1895, granted. BOudin VS.. Smith;
final decree III behalf of complainant.
Walker vs.. Walker; testimony before Ed
ward Forrest. examiner, ordered TAKEN
Turner VS.. MoXley; sale decrcfd; T.. Forrest
and George +. hamilton trustees 10 sell.
Hasten vs. Hasiem; testimony before l..
Fugitt, examiner, ordered taken. AN
son vs.. HcGbee; motion for appointment of
receiver denied. Pairo vs. HOimead; trus-
tee directed to distribute rents. etc. Har-
risnn vs.. City Investment Company; order
rcturnahle December 26 granted.
Probate Cuurt-Judgc Hagncr.-EState
OF James Lavigne; final notice appointing
January 10 for settlement: Estate of
John X. Cullen; caveat fiici- Estate
of Diccy A. Coleman; do. Estate Of Emma
CadwalIader; will dated July 22. 1ss2,
filed Estate or ENGINE j. Brown; pc
tition for letters of administration fiied
Estate of Maria Cole; inventory flied.
Estate of WilhelInina Barrett; dc. Estate
of John ii. Hal: Will dated December 8:
1898 filed. Estate OF John Fecan; VIII
fully proved.
Criminal Court. No. l-.Iuiise Cole.-In
re estate of Michael Crane; on trial.
Justice of Peace Suits-.Iustice Scott's
Court.-Ohio National Bank US. c. i.
Pcake ana J. II. Lewis; Judgment for plain
tiff for Ss5 costs. same ys. II. t.. Lewis.
j. II. Lewis, and j. +. King; Judgment
for plaintiff for 81 80 with costs.
Circuit Court, No. 2-Judgc McComas.-
Elliott VS.. Baltimore and Potomac Rail
road Company; stct set aside aud case set
for December 20.
Circuit Court, No. 1-Justicc Bradley
Adams vs. Washington and Georgetown
Railroad Company: on trial. Washington
Buil,Iiug Lime Company VS.. Lake; judg-
mcnt by default Mcnamara vs.. Fortune:
do Wyckoff VS.. District of Columbia and
others: Judgment in. Certiorari.-- Weather
by vs. district OF Columbia do. Lydnorvs.
District of Columiia. do. Smith VS.. DIS
trict of Columbia; do. Adriance. Piatt
x Co vs. Heiskell: motion to set aside and
vacate fl fa granted.
United States District Court Suits.-1n
re Denison x Leighton, trustees, subdi-
vision Mount Pleasant, condemnation pro-
ceetlings; ON trial before jury.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Mahlon Ashford and Edwin c. Cutter,
trustees, to Frank II. Knight, lots "a 10
79ir Grofr's sub. square 1870, $19, 900. Ed
ward II. Breckinridge, trustee, to Anna s..
NJ Chaplin. west 20 feet of lot 5, square
157, subject to $1,000 trust, $9,055.20.
Joseph H. Eaton TO Mary. Wilson, part
original 3. square 5T3. 1920. Patrick
Grace ct ux to Alice Henkei. south l . feet
3 inches of lot 12. square 497, So, 100.
w. p. Hall ct uX TO Daniel $. Evans lot 6S
in Blake ct ais sub, square 191, $4,000.
Henry A. johnson ct uX 10 Laura +. Sheri-
dan. lot 2, Holmead's addition, George
town. $4,000. Charles L. Kern ct Tx to
George W. Kern, part lots 81 aud 32, block
10. Boomingdale, subject TO So 800 trust,
$40. George W. Kern TO Edwin Kern, part
lot 4, block 10, Bloomingdale. subject to
$2,500 trust, $40. Daniel II. Kent ct ux
to William L. f. King, part lots 80, SO and
"a in Kent's sub, square 80, So. George
T. Klipstein 10 Edgar W. Gessrord, lots
80 to 33 in Waggaman's sub, square 652,
subject to $500 trust, SO. John f. Las.
key, trustee, to Johanna Hewett, lot 22in
Sheplcad's sub, square west of 623, lot
81 in Chipman ct ais sub, square 240;
part lot 50 in Davidson's sub. square 367;
lot 80 in Waggaman's sub. square 44S,
south &c feet OF original lot 6, square
4O3, and part original lot z, square 447,
So. E. French Moran ct NIX 10 Anuie 4.
Sypherd, part lot 126 in Grants sub,
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains, $40.
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SPECIMEN JUSTICE.
Details of "A Little Scene in the Court
of Recorder Goff.
New York Court Journal.

New York Court Journal
We strolled into Recorder Goff's court
about week ago. and heard him deliver
sentence upon prisoner. This is exactly
what occurred:
The prisoner had committed robbery hy
snatciing a purse from a lady's hand. He
was fire, athletic-looking young fellow,
and Recorder GOff. as "a prelude to the
sentence, asked the man the following qucs-
tons: How tall are you?" he said Six
foot one" replied the prisoner. and How
inuch do you weigh" asked the Recorder.
The man told his weight. and thereupon the
recorder proceeded to deliver honily
upon the cnormiiy of the offensc aud the
very heavy sentence he could Impose upon
him under the law. Finally he sentenced
him TO five years in the State prison.
As the man was being led away The re-
corder called him back and then proceeded
to- ask him further questions as to his
age and his trade.
II am a carpenter" said the man.
"A boss carpcncr?'' gucricd the judge.
No. sir said the prisoner, simply "A
carpenter
Well" said the recorder. Il have been
thinking this matter over. and ! am in
..lined to be merciful 10 you. Such fine,
athletic fellow as You should have en-
listed in The army or the navy. where
they would have been glad to receive you.
rather than have committed this crime.
Upon consideration. ! will send you Ia the
Elmira Reformatory."
Here the prisoner burst out into most
eloquent appeals 10 the recorder. begging
him FOR Gods sa ke not Ia send him to the
rcformatnry!' remarl-ing aloud that he
would rnther wear the stripes ten times
over Than - go Ia the Elmira Refnrmatory."
The recorder assured him that the FL
mira Reformatory was not such bad
place as il was painted. and that they
needed carpenters there. and that he
would probably finish his trade there.
and when he left the reformatory he
would he able 10 occupy the position Of
boss carpenter. but the man again i'm
plored the recorder TO confirm his first
sentence instead of sending him TO the
EImira Reformatory. Whercupon the
recorder pondcred few moments, and
said:
We'll. ! think I will alier The sentence
altogether. and | will send you TO tho
penitentiary for twelve months" Thus
was the final and third time sentence i'm
posed.
This is an illustration of what actually
occurred in our own presence in Re-
cor,ler Goff's court
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still, that he had marched the day before

STILL that he had marched the day before
with his forces ia much less numbers.
According to my own way OF looking at
things as they are happening in Cuba, Gen.
Campos has said the truth on only two
subjects. First, that the beligerency
will be recognized by the United States
when that nation feels like it," He denies,
of course, that our standing giveSus the right
for it. III he knowsit he Keeps IL TO himself.
Secondly, and more important and more
transCrndental, That II the Americans rec
ognizc the beiiigerency OF Cuba, Spain will
not keep up an lnglorious war, hike the one
she is now waging against the Cuhans, for
ii things got complicated, Spain would pre-
pare for war not only against the Yankees,
bat perhaps against all OF Free America.
We will not medtile in that Things Will
take their natural course, and everybody
will look out and understand their own busi-
ness, and we ours.
Order and morality is our wHtchword,
and in the actual state of things We can say
that even If Spain sends thousands OF her
children to their death. we shall win. We
have already rstublished the basis of the
Cuban republic. and the republic will be Il
fact, even If a few of us fail.
Asevcr, your oyui cofniIdiIi anh friend,
NJ. GOMEZ.
p. s. The Spanish soldiers are coming
oyerto our ranks. My circular is giving good
results.
Note-The circular referred to In this
postscript recommends the Cnbau. chiefs
not To rctaliate by killing the spanish pris-
oncrS. ;hc Spanish general having, cXecn tcd
the Officers captured. such as Muiica. AncZ
aga, and Gonzalez.
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Walter J. Boyce, First and n. Y. ave.
q
II. C. Easterday,-cor. G aud N. ]. ave. r.
Frank Smith, 4th and G NV.
A. B. McCioskey. 1872 Seventh NV.
r. W. Duffy. Ninth and n NV.
F. NJ. Criswell. Seventh and T NV.
Edmonds & Williams, Third and Pa. NV.
w. G.. Roc, Seventh and L ivy.
Mt Vernon Pharmacy, Ninth and NJ
Y. ave. NV.
G. A. Bentley, 14th aud Corcoran NV.
Offut & Blumer, Fourteenth and U NV.
]. Louis Krick, 18th St and Pa. Ave.
Geo. B. I.ockhart, 1874 SD St Georgetn.
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|NCURABLE.
PAST ALL MEDICAL AID.
DIR. Walker Daily Demonstrates the
FaiIacy of Such Terms.

Hundreds or men and women who haze
dtSpaircd OF any future-who have given
up all hope-wiio have heen pronounced
iDcurable by nunervGs physicians and
"specialists'-lave taken hope at the
cheering words of Dr. NalAcr-have placed
themselves under his marvellous skiii-and
are now well. Hundreds came every day
and all Lave noiiii.IS but praise for DIR.
Walker-for the erei-inCreasing improve
meBt IN their cun,liticn. Physicians as n
rule know little ai.,iui iiips.. Diseases Tney
don't understand their nature-apd have
accepted the popular theory that they are
incuraDl". Ok. Vi ALkEii has naue them
the study of a life time-and has treated
more probably than any other physician.
if you suffer from Lost Manlood, or from
any private or delicate disease, Emissions,
Hy,iroctlr, Ncricocele, Structure, Diseases
or Ire kidneys, Liver, Bladaer, Nose Throat
ur Lungs-tun't put of consulting this great
physician. Dr. Walker cam be seen at
his private saniiariGm, l4ll Pcnns ylyania
avenue, daily from 10 to >: also on Nednts-
days and Saturdays, from to y. M,
and Sundays from 10 TO IL.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN Justices Court of the District OF Co
ian,bia. before Lewis I. o'Neai, !. r.
Edward Canfield VS.. Charles L. CaDfietd:
No. IL .605. 4 summons in due form hav
ing been issued out of this court to {, In wful
constable OF this District. for the said
defendant, and tie same having been by
said constable returned mot TO be found"
IL is hereby ordered that said defendant
cause his appearance to tie entered herein
oD or before the first Tuesday In January.
1896, otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeJed With as in case of default.
LEWIS !. O'NEAL.
Justice OF The Peace.
JOHN J.. HAMILTON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
def 1taw-3t
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Lake O'Brien 1T. ux and Mary L. o'BrieU
10 Eugene Il. Wood. west 81 feet inches
vf original lot 2. square 3i4. William
Pierre ct ux 10 Anna West. C..tharine
Jacobs Lucy Ford, Mary Pierre, Emily
Lee, Joseph Pierre. George Pierre, VIII
liam Pierre ana beniamiu Pierre. souti,
Ia feet of original lot <, square 525, quit
claim. 50. Mcnacl j Stern Ia Lena Brown.
lot III in Waggaman's sub. Long hcad-
ows. $500. David +. Schcelc Ia Lillian a.
Srucelc and Ada I. Cannon. part lot "a,
square "a, b and II addition, Georsc,u own,
$40. Eugene b. Wood ct uX 10 Luke
o'Brien Daniel O'Brieu, and Mary T..
OBrien, west "a feet inches of original
lot 2. square Bid, So. II. c. Wilson, jr.,
and Jacob $. Redman. trustees. to Jane
Z. Grant, lot "a. block 3, Garfield Heights,
SO
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IN Justice's Court of the District OF CO.
lunbia. before Lewis |. O'Ncal. j. T..
Webster W. Garfield VS.. Charles L. Can
field, No. Z, ,S03.-A summons in due form
having been issued out of this Court to
Ia wful constable of tins District for the said
Defendant. and the same having been 10y
said constable returned mot to bc found"
1t is hereby ordered that said defendant
caus. his appearance to be entered herein
on or before the LIST Tuesday in January.
1896. otherwise the cause will he proceeded
with as in case of default.
LEWIS l. O'NEAL. Justice OF tue Peace.
JOHN j. HAMILTON, Atty. for Plaintiff.
def,-l taw-3t
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FREEDMAN'S TRUST FUND.
Comptroller EckelS' Report Calls At
tentiou to some Singular Facts.

Comptroller Eckels. ex- officio commits
sioner of the Freldman's Saving and Trust
Fund. has submitted 10 Congress his an
nual report of its condition covering the
period up to November so, 1898.
During the year there was collected on ac-
count OF this fund $3.50. and for the same
period S2.545 was disiiursed, leaving on
hand November 80. S2a. .Si3 By act of
Congress all claims not presented prior to
February 81, 1883, were barred. OF these
barred claims one claim of $50 was pre-
scnted during the past year, and five
new claims were presented.
iir. Eckrls states that five dividends.
amounting TO 81 per cent. have been de
clarcd. but in many eases applications for
the money were not made i'll time. He
recommends the removal of tie statute of
limitation, so thai those who are entitled
to the five dividends, hut received fewer
may he paid what belongs to them. The
singular fact is also stated that checks
aggrerating S1.521. drawn in payment
of dividends declared, have never been pre-
sented for payment. and are still car
ried as outstanding" on the books.
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CoNsTABLE.s sALE-pistrict

or CuIuIni,ia, 10 Ssvit. BY virtue OF a
writ OF ficri fa,ias. issued by Charles +.
Scott, one of the Justices OF ihc Peace iu
and for the District OF Columbia, at the suit
of Mary AppCnzeiler, nee Mary Fisher,
plain,ifi, against The goods and cbatiels
of james II. Eailow. Defendant. to nic di
rccicJ, have stizcd and taken into exc
cation all the rights, title, claia, interest,
and estate at law and in equity OF said
JaInfS IL. Rai.ow, defendant. i'll and to
paint niill and belongings, belts, puiiies,
barrel nf oil. dry paint. pant cans, Ladders,
wheels, ropes, steam pipes, empty harrc.s,
etc. ana l hereby give notice that on
Saturday, the ttn day OF December, 1886.
at 2 O'Clock p. m, | viii ufrer Tor saic
the said property so seized and takci, into
execution by public auction IL the highest
bidder for cash Sale to take place i'll
rear of 5l9 9th st INV. ROBERT KOPP.
Constable. THOMAS BOWLING < CO,
Auctioncers. 1t
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NO. .sA1. DOC, 1e-In The su

NO. 55Al. DOC. lS-in The SUI
Ertale todrt al lie DistTiJt If COluiIfbil,
holding, Il special term TOR Orphans Court
blsiu,,ss, December IL, 1885. In the
cas.. of Henry +. Wooutrd aud Andrew y.
Bipscomb, administrators nj the Estate of
James Lsvigne, deceased, '.ic ;Ininin.Slr;-
tors aforesaid have, with thc approval OF
the court, appointed FRIDAY, tie 10Th
DAY OF January, a. d., 1895, AZ III O'Clock
a. m. for ma king pa ynent AMI distr!biiiun
under the courts direction and Cuptroi;
when and where all creditors and persons
emitted 20 diStributiVc shares tOr iGe acicSl
or IL residue, are hereby I.otiii''ti tu attend
in person or by agent nr attorney auiy "u-
taorized. with their ciiiii'IS Htaiiist th',. IS
tate properly yoUCbcd, otherwise the aU-
ministE;tiorS Will take the benefit of the
IA against them: Provided :; copy or this
order he published on - Il week .DT thr;r
weeks in the washington Law Reporter
and Washington Times rrcyious To Tie
said day.
Test: J. NCTA MCiiIi.l,.
Re.i Strr of Wills for the District nf Columbia.
del3, 30, ,2T-3t
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NJ McNulty, 1886 Fourt reuth NV.
II. Hage, 2l53 Pa. ave. NV.
Daniel D. Mulcahy, n. Gap. and sts-
j J.. p Woodford, Fifth and II ne.
A. P. Geier, 18th and II he.
J. w Johnson, ~ II lie.
". F. Mackay, S2l H ne
Hoylc & Co., Fourth and East Capitol.
F. p. Weller, Eighth and Sc.
Thomas A. Dobyns, Second and Pa. ave.
Sc.
Joseph Linden, 406 Eighth Sc
Joseph Petignat, 609 Seventh sw.
W. w. Hall, jr., 722 ~ st. sw.
w. D. Brace, 50th and NJ SIS, Georget'n.
J. W. Jennings, 1142 Conn. Ave. N. W.
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For Benefit Of Credi ditors,

William Mackenzie & Co., stoneoutters,
have assigned their property for the benefit
OF their creditors. They name John VIII
marth as trustee, and place assets and
Liabilities, spectively, at $1,217 and
$2,275.
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF Sixth AND
kTREErTa

BAHhHiNNFHNs
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND b
sTkEETs.
In Effect Noxsm Der ~. 1898.
1890 Al ;;an Nh sleepins bainr shok LaM
lug. and Observation Cars, Harrisbur
20 Chicago, Cincinnati Indianapolis. ST
Louis, Cleveland, and Toledo. Buffet
.o.aO S "A a. NJ. FASTLINE.-PuIlnau
BuiTeG Parior Car. TO Harrisburg. Par
lor aud Dining Cars. Harrisburg %
a.aU M. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS
EXPRESS.-Pulinan Buffet Parior Car
90 Harrisburg Slecpiug aud Dining Cars
Harrisburg 10 st. Louis. Cincinnati. Louis.
10 .ilei P. i%a NJ. d.aiSE WESTERN EXPRESS
Harrisbnrs TO Cleveland Dining Car 10
10 p. NJ. SOUTH WESTERN Ex-
PRESS.-Pu ullinan Sleeping and Dining
Harrisburg to CINCINNATI;
f fsieeSInr M; Car 10 Ps1IbsEs
4.EO a. M. Tor Kane, CanandaIgua,
Rochesfer. and Niagara Fails daily. ex,
1890 A. NJ. for Einira ard Renova,
daily. excerpt Sunday. For WiIliainsport
daily, 3 40 p. NJ
buffalo, aud Nisgara Falls daily. ex.
cept Saturday, with Sleeping Car WASH
fugton to Suspension bridge, via. Bur
1O.AG r. III. for Erie, Canandaigua.
Rochester, Buffalo. and Niagara Falls
daily. Sleeping Car Washington to Ei
For Philadelphia. New York. and the
n2 fEb aay M a FSllST ssls Ni1s m JIM
III DINING ing carr carr 70 500 100 binips Il ING
Ss iTs,S Sn9 a. n 1sss 1spsG'nss SIS Gar SS SSn y
biSiSg SSS aS$ caE9 52p 800 iIiaesSa{ 6inIDs ing
40. G $40. 10. 90. ana II So p. m. m Fol Fof
Phliadeiphia only, Fast Express 7.s6 a.
m. weekdays Express, H. week-days
without win u change, 100 a, IN. veek.days, @ nGs!Ss
and 3.f5 p. m. daily.
Fur Baltimore, 6.25, T:65, : 20. Z 30. 8 90
i2.iS, l2;45. 2;oi. SIS. 8. 40 il. .o6 Lin: I'M:
ted, 4.20. 4.36. 5.40, 6.05. $40, 10,
f@eo % s9;rds4 dag o5 q "a sSo spS sSS ,sS 90 g.
llSo 1SS ,m;lG lG2. 20 1lI 30 sSlsS s6h 20 90
7:1o, 1900; gssdf 10 4oca4d o. % = 30 p m 90
r5pr pr ansapGs % aaS szes6 ssgoaSsy soS m 1s15ana
dsss dSo 2 800 g. any m and efsGg5 sS Sunday Sun
Aaaadio mond @ vile '5Tss Tsmpa rSs ESQ ESQ
ASs9i8msaa'la9s a;1 saa 4sb for 40 a. m
For Aiexandria, 4s0. 6.S5, S.45, $40,
$50, 4,S5. 500 5.s7. Glib. s.6s. 16. 10.
s.45 a. n., 2.45, 6.1o. S.u2. and 1910
Leave Alexandria for Washington, COS,
6.43 7.06 500, 8 10, 10.16, .2S EN-,
100, els. 500. 3.23, 300. $50, 6.IS,
100. 7.2O. 9.10, 1882 and l l .08 p. N.
On sunaay at o6 SO, 30 9.ie s1d JOS sas ,o
d. IN.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and q
streets and at the station, Sixth and B
streets, where orders can be left for the
checking of baggage TO destination from
hotels ard residences.
8. NJ. PKEVOST. ]. r. WOOD,
s5ep Manager. Gen. Passenger gent.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-New England iamily, 916
18th st. n.y.. rooms with beard; half
square from Arlington Hotel. deI-1t-in
FOR RENT signs DC. each. ut JOHN
r. Sht.iEi' IS, o23 ID ST. NV
ltawf- I'm
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FOR RENr-STARLEs

FOR RENT-Cheap. n fine stable. 20
XSO feet: two apartments: every con-
venience: five stalls, with plenty of room
for more: adjacent to 800 11th st. se..
where apply: can rent connected eight
room dwelling on front street if desired.
DELFT
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Subnrban, at Brookiand,
l.. c., blocks from cars. 1-room frame;
cellar, bath and attic; latrobe, range; hot
and cold water. Inquire 1. S. HOLLIDGE,
care Saks Co. dec8
The morning times., 1895-12-13
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A FIRST CLASS meat cutter would
like 10 meet soIle one with about 81 so
to open a meat and poultry market. Ad-
dress Box 12, this office. 1t
WILL sell oyster, tobacco and confec-
tionery store for $40; good reason for
selling. Address W. s., this office. Must
sell in three days. 1t
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Mount Vernon Seminary

tVi.-NE-!: u AND ELEVENTH 81 ..1-----.
WASHINGTON. d. c.
SELECT RESIDENCE AND DAY
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
AND LITTLE GIRLS
Twenty hist year opens I 1UESUaY Oc-
tober first Large and attractive build
irgs. thoroughly equipped with every re-
Quisite of refined home and u progress
siyr school
Applicau uons for admission OF pupils to
the day school may be Elatie after s Septenbef
fifteenth. betw cen the hours OF ten and enc
O'Clock each morning
MRS ELIZABETH j SOAIERs.
ec27-3m PrincipaL
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BOARDING.

BOARDING The Delmo koonce.190
9TH ST. NV: fine table board: . meals
and lunch. $40 per month. de11-3t
WA ANTED-Si3.5 per mouth for hest
table board at Berkeley Dining Room,
467 G st. NV, opposite Pension Office.
decS-7t
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LOST.

LOST-0n 7th. bet. E and sts.. ma.a-
zine called Epitome, May, "a: ilrder
viii he rewarded IL returned to Miss NTH
INGT0N. 400 G st. 1t
LOST-Last evening a roll uf bills on
CHARLES r. GILLIATT, Marine Bar.
racks Item
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wASTED-ROONS.

WA ANTED-Roomsa and board for regis
tered deUtist; terms half profits Ad.
dress DENTIST, this office. II
WA ANTED-Fur roum, with or without
board, for two young men, must he
within ten minutes oil Southern K. r. bui.d-
ing: state terms. Address Box 10. sras
office. 1t
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EDUCATIONAL.

PIANO. Organ, Vocal Music and theory
Jaught by j. F. GERMUILLER, Gil
I st.nw.; terms moderate Boi1 I'm
BUSINESS PENMANSHIP-,nc dol.
lar a month antil January. Two nj phis
a week, from 8 To 8. EATON, BURNETT
4 DURLING Business College, 9Th and
SITS. NV. Ladies Class froD, to p ID.
BoS-lmo.
WIMODAU AUGHSIS Classes, 1928
st, nv, beginning November-Shnrt.
hand, dictation and tyiewriting, Mrs
Bal1win. of Business High School; buoS-
Keeping. etc
ADA l. SMITH. Sups.
The morning times., 1895-12-13
PERSON AL.
wAsrEp-rosrAeE STAMPS.

WAR DEPARTMEN ard all
otuer kIGuS oi department 81 ImpS, SUCH
as State Navy. Treasury. Interior, Agri-
culture, Executive, Justice, PoSt-office. etc;
purchased in any quantity. and The highest
cash prices obta n3ble paid. II. +. DUNK
HORST. 1905 Tth st. NV. If
S54.5O paid for SO State Department
stamps; same proportion paid for all
other Gepa rtment stamps used or unused
In any quantity; ALSO for collections of
FUCHS. 3b9 I-5 Pa. ave. noc4-tf
The morning times., 1895-12-13

FOR SALE-ST0aES.
FOR SALE-Grocery and meat store,
cor. Sd st. and Fla. ave. NV; owner
has other business; cheap for cash.
del j. st
The morning times., 1895-12-13

3 with IOard, So per wee X. 1850 "a rior
b"d room. open gr.stc, Si2 per month.
a..T {; AT. NV t!s6i 2-2t -