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CLUBS AND THE LIQUOR LAW.
ARMY and Navy Club Seeks to Recover
Its License Fee

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The Army and Navy Club proposes to
test the application of the excise law to
social organizations, and has, therefore,
through II. s. Woodward. its attorney.
filed proceedings against the District for
recovery OF the SEQ fee. which was de-
positet with the collector OF taxes, Under
the stress. as alleged. of u coercivc noti-
fication from the excise beard and for
which il obtained a license November 3.
1895.
The club recites the character of its
organization, and locates its clubhouse
as on the southeast CDri:er OF CDpu,ctiCut
admits the custom of keeping for the use
Oi lts members a stock of wines and liguorS
the Joint property of the club membership
aud WHICH. II claims. is purcha sed out of
the joint fund.
These wines and liquors. ft is alleged
are dispensed Only to its members and
guests. the latter being persons TO whom
tOurtgNieS are extended upon invitation
Tor period of fifteen days in each ca Sc
The CnuricsieS are not permitted to be
extended more than once within a period
OF SIX months to any person ineligible 10
membership, except by authority of the
board OF governors. and moi more than once
within period OF three years to any person
eligible to membership.
The details under which the wines and
liquors are dispensed are set forth at
length.
The officers Of the organization at the
present time OF making the application
illea protest against the enforcement
oI fhe Ia w as TO them. upon the grounds that
the club was not amenable TO lis nro
visions. The fee was declared to he maid
under coercion of the notification the
cub waving no legal rights in the premises
Interest IS claimed upon the amount of
the fee dating from November 3, 1895.
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Renl Estnte Transfers.

American Security and Trust Company
to ]. Paul Smith. lot SO, square $50. in
Grupe,s sub, S3,o26.5S. Theo. W. Biz
ney and Leon Tobriner, trust ces. 10
Patrick Pagan, land in Georgetown. de-
scribed by metes and bounds. also part lot
10, i'll Holmead's addition. S2,255. Jas.
A. Beall ct ux. TO Louis j. Smith. lots 10.
III. and II. Anacostia, $40. Allen c.
Clark ct ux. TO George L. Terry. original
lot 16, square 1895, $40. George II.
Corey and John j.. Croisant trustees. TO
John ritz. lots 81, 80, "a. and 80, block
1S i'll Corey ct al. sub. American University
~Heights, So 5000. Henry A. Griswold ct
TX! to John II. Scott. part lot 1875. in
Griswold's addition, Ana costa. 5000.
Charles J. Kellogg to John I. Doyle. an un-
~divided one-tenth interest in lots 10 to
ii, block % subject 10 trust 81 ,O20. quit
claim. Bright wood Park, $3.50. James
II. Merriwcther ct uX. 10 Alexander II.
rSenmeS, lot ! 63. in Hopkins sub, square
50. subject TO trust 50. 500, 500. Isaac
-Neuman to Games A. Cahill lot IL. in
Boss sub, square 55S, SO. Alexander
W. Russell and Frederick l.. Moore. execu-
tors, TO Martha V. Moore. parts OF original
lot / square 461, $4,000. Louis j. Smith
to James c. Leonard, James A. Beall Charles
K. Dodge. Albert l.. Richards, and VIII
lam i. Jordan. lots 10, IL, ana II, Ana
costa, $40. Alexander II. SemmeS ct ux. to
James II. Merriwether, paris lots Il and
Is and part of the Bomford Burial Site.
block 3, Kalorama Heights, subject to
trust Si1 800, $40.
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WHAT CONGRESS COSTS.
Clerk Kcrr's Report on Disbursements -
for the House.

The report of James Kerr. clerk of the
House, which was presented to Congress
on December 2. shows that from July 1.
1894, to June 80. 1898, he disburscd
SSO1 .S32. ST. and from July l. 1885. to
December 2. 1895. the sum OF S1s9,-
7S0.S9.
His report also contains recapiiulation
OF disbursements made by him during his
term as clerk-December s. 1891, to De-
cember 2. 1S95-whlch payments repre-
sent the expenses of the House of Repre-
sentativeS during that period. except the
salaries aud mileage OF members, which
are paid through the sergeant alta rms.
The disbursements from December 3.
1891. to December 2, 1895, include:
Clerk hire, members, and delegates.
S4T4.l46: salaries of Officers and en-
poyes.- SI.745,91S: salaries Capitol po-
lice. 1870: stationery. S243. 90: mis-
celia neous nems. S159.754, an aggregate
of So, ,S65, ,9S7.54.
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NERVOUSNESS,
THOUSANDS SUFFER FROM
IT!
DR.. Walker Cures 1t. Only So
a Month for Treatment
and Medicines.

To. be tired. weak. lanruid-to have
neadachcs. 1ndigestion-to pass almost
sieepless nights-to feel dull nd dis
plrlted-iosiHg all taste for work and pleas
urc-sufrering al the slightest excitement
means That dreaded disease-neryousness
mas seized you. Your friends tell YOU Its
only nervousness and will soon wear Off"
1 our physician says you're only run
uown: or perhaps been working too
hard. He tells you ito keep quiet
take his little tOnic"-and you'll soon
be all right" But. contrary to bis cheer
iul words-and big biiis-you get steadily
worse. You're tired of experimenting
with doctors aud drugs? Stop experiments.
Go TO II physician who understands your
discase-who has treated hundreds of cases
just like yours-AND CURED THEM. Go
now-before this dreaded disease causes
You TO lose all hope and ambition. Go TO
DIX. WALKER. the most eminent and sue
cessful specialist in the treatment OF ner-
vous and chronic diseases. lie Will give
you relief. He will cure you--not only Of
nervousness. but Of any disease from which
You sufrcr-catarrh. asthma. bronchitis.
rheumatism. dyspepsia, ,,constipation, night
losses. emissions. varicocele, failing pow
er and strietuTe-S5 covers the cost for
all Observation-Disclosures and appliances.
DR.. Walkers offices are centrally To-
Gated on the second floor OF bis we'll
known sanitarium. l II l PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue. northwest Office hours. 10 a. m. 10
. y. M: Wednesdays and Saturday vs. from
Z to 8 y. m: Sunday. 10 to IL.
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Walter J. Boyce, First and n. Y. ave.
NV.
H. c. yesterday. cor. G and n. J. ave.
NV.
Frank Smith, 4th and G NV.
A. B. McCloskey. 1872 Seventh NV. :
R. W. Duffy, Ninth and N NV.
+. NJ. Criswell, Seventh and T NV.
Edmonds & Williams, Third and Pa NV.
w. G. Roe, Seventh and l. NV.
Mt. Vernon Pharmacy, Ninth and N.
Y. ave. NV.
G. A Bentley, 18th aud Corcoran INV.
Offut & Blumer, Fourteenth and U NV.
]. Louis Krick, 18th ST. and Pa. Ave.
Geo. B. Lockhart, 1874 sd St , Georgetn.
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POSTAL cLEaKs MEEr.
Despite Wilson'S Order They A sse m BILE
to Discuss Proposed Legislation,

eSbhtO w iiSOI SoTutF L neY n SSe III Die
to Discuss Proposed Legislation.
Railway postal clerks do not seem to
ne at all sdaunted by Postma ster General
WILSON'S recent order forbidding employees
OF his department to personally urge legis.
iatiou In which they are interested.
Quite well attended meeting OF the
clerks centeriDg here was held last night
70 discuss the chances OF Representative
Linton's bill for the reorganization of the
railway postal service. Technically this
meeting was not violation of the order.
as The gentlemen participating did not
come TO Washington for that especial pur-
pose. Neither did they go to Congressman.
What was better, Congress came To them
IN che shape OF Representative Linton. who
was present at the meeting.
They discussed the measure for their
relief which viii shortly be introduced
and II was the consensus OF opinion that
the cilances for legislation along the lines
desired are this session brighter than ever.
Incidentally the recent editorial in The
Times under the caption An Arbitrary
Order, was brought up aud Its sentiment
warmly commended.
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INJUNCTION ASKED FOR.
Mrs. Hennlng Brings Suit TO Protect
Her Husba MI = Estate.

Ellen Hcnning, the widow OF James Hen
ming, has brought suit in the equity court
against James O. HeDning and the Wash
iugton Safe Deposit Company TO enluin
the defendant HenninG from disposlng OF
certain bonds belonging To her husbands
estate which. 1t is alleged. the defendant
has deposited with the defe ndant com
pany in his own name. The value OF the
bonds is given as Sl2, 900.
THE court is also asked TIA appoint a re-
ceiver for the estate with power 10 take
custody OF the bonds
The Washington Safe Deposit Company
is made defendant because OF its present
custody of the bonds, and the court Is
asked to restrain that organization from
permitting its co-defendant TO open or re-
move the box or its coutents from deposit.
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BIDS FOR BATTLESHIPS.
Board of Bureau Chiefs Now Confer
ring UDpD Them

ring Upon Them.
The various bids submitted 10 the Navy
Department by the CramD Shipbuilding
Company OF Philadelphia, the Union Works
of San Francisco. and the Newport News
Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company for
the construction OF the two new battle
ships authorized by the last Congress were
considered yesterday at session of the
naval board on construction or board OF
bureau chiefs, with a view to making
recommendations to Secretary Herbert To
assist him in awarding the contract or
contracts.
The plans furnished in conjunction with
the bids are numerous and complicated.
and the board realized its responsibility
in the matter. In order to obtain all pos
slble,, information to guide 1T to "A con-
clusion. IL was decided 10 obtain addi-
tianal data, which VIII be given cons!d-
Grafton today. On Wednesday Secretary
Herbert Will give hearing to the three
parties to the bidding TO ascertain their
reasons FOR claiming the right TO construct
The morning times., 1895-12-10
TWO ARMY OFFICERS RETIRED.
Ma ior vickerv and Captain Walker
Placed on the List.

Capt. J. W. Bubb. Fourth Infantry. has
been relieved. at his own request, from duty
as acting Indian agent at the ColviIle
agency "A. ciyilian will be appointed TO
succeed him.
Maier Richard S. Vickery. surgeon. L. 8.
A. has been placed on the retired list in
accordance with law.
Capt. Freeman V. Walker. assistant sur
geon. has been wholly retired FROM the
army. A retiring board found that he was
Incapacitatcd for active service on account
OF disability. not the result of any accident.
His name will henceforth be omitted from
the Army Register.
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IF ALL OTHERS FAIL CONSULT
DR.. CZARRA,

16 Fourth st. ne. Washington, D. c.
SPECIALTY-AiiCh Chronic, Nervous, Blood
and Skin Diseases, Indigestion, Liver, Kid
rey, Bladder, and Urinary Troubles, Piles,
Fistula. Structure, etc.
A NEW METHOD for permanent and
quick cure of all PRIVATE diseases and
Woman Complaints. vitality restored.
Hours, 9 t. - a. m; 3 to p. m-;Sun-
day, 4 to y. III.
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REVISING THE REGULATIONS.
Naval f,oar rd Preparing Them for Pub
lication.

A board consisting of Capt. Samuel C.
Lcrnly, Judge advocate general. Lieut.. Com
mander Richardson Clover and Mr. BCnia-
min Micou, CHIEF clerk. Navy Department.
assembled at the Navy Department yestcr
day Tor the purpose al revising, cOdifNIng
the navy regulations and preparing for
publication u new issue.
1t is not intended that the board shah
make new regulations, nor alter those
in existence. except where it is obviously
Necessary TO do So.
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FOR nENr-STARI.Es. i.

FOR RENT -Chcap-PoSscssion De
cembcr 10. fine stable, 25xS0 feet:
stalls, with plenty OF room for more:
adjacent TO 500 Eleventh ST. Sc. where
apply; can rent connected eight-room
dwelling on fruBt street II desired.
dec4-7t
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CHERcH NOTICES.

MRS. AMANDA SMITH. the colored
evangelist Will hold meetings at ESQ and
O'Clock y. M. every evening this week
at the Metropolitan Il. II. Il. Church, 81
st, bet. lhth and 18th: SITS. NV. II
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NJ. McNulty, 1886 Fourt zenith NV
H. Hagc, 2153 Pa. ave. NV.
Daniel d. Mulcahy, N. Cap. and SITS.
J. f. Woodford, Fifth and II me-
A. p. Geier, 18th and H ne.
]. w. johnson, 40 Fl ne.
, w. F. Mackay, S21 H ne.
Hoyle &, Co., Fourth and East Capitol
+. P. Weller, Eighth and l Sc.
Thomas A. Dobyfs, Second and Pa. ave.
sc.
Joseph Linden, 4o6 Eighth Sc.
Joseph Petignat, 609 Seventh sw.
w. W. Hall, jr., 722 Az st. sw.
W. d. Brace, Both and M sts., Georget'n.
]. ". Jennings, 1142 Conn. Ave. n. w.
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Suburban, at Brookiand,
l.. c., blocks frum ears. 1-rooin frame;
and cold water. Inquire l. =. HOLEIDGE,
care Saks q CO. decS
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL's SALE OF
A LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
UNDERW EAR, &C, AT NO. 1902 SEv-
yyANTED-HOUSES

w A D-Suburban horse within 10
miles OF city: rent must he low. for
winter: and have modern conyenences.
permanent tenant. GARDEN. This Office.
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RAILROADS.
3 RAILROADS
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND .
STREETS.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND .
STREETS.
In Effect November II. 1898.
M SleeSlns PeNMsItxAMIA bi1Sr sIaf LIN
lug, ana observa ton Cars, Harrisburg
20 Chicago, Cincinnati ITnd,iadnapoliss Ta,sdn Sc
P9qISr Pps car STeii 10 Hatrisb9rg h anG oiies
1910 A. M, FAST LINE-PuIlman
Buffet Plrlor Car, 10 Harrisburg. Par
Ior aud Dining Cars, Harrisburg TO
o,AOP. N. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
EXPRESS-Pulhnau Buffet Parlor Car
Harrisburg to st. Louis, CINCINNATI LOUIS
4.no .5Is p. a%a n. d.iSSfs WESTERN EXPRESS
Harrishnrs to Cleveland 6ini1s Car Ito to
TO P. NJ. SOUTHWESTERN Ex-
PRESS.-PunmaD Sleeping and Dining
Cars 10 st; Louis, and Sleeping Car
Harrisburg to CiucinnaM:
1o;;Ao P PslNac M; PAGIFIc asl i PBXfREss-
Y.5O A. M. for Kane. CanaDdaigua,
Rochester. aud Niagara Falls daily. eI:
1920 A. ri. for Elmira and Renov.,
daily, except Sunday. For williamspori
Baffafo. aud Niagara Fails = d.S: daily. ex:
cep6 Saturday. with Sleeping Car Wash.
ington TO Suspension Bridge, via. Buf.
1O.AO p. III. for Erie. Cauandaigua,
Rochester, Buffalo, aud Niagara Falls
daily. Sleeping Car Washington TO FL
For Philadelphia, New York. and the
fHbF a5i s dYSSsEssIoSAh Fsss1 ss1s 41s LIN:
plning Car, 7;aos 500. 1900 DINING
ps,6B GsT; Sna 4oo m !sp9ing Sc Car 4sS sem ss T
biSiss lSSS aqa soS On liigaa51f 6saies zig
go .fS $40. io.o6. ana i ii M so p m. n '; Foo;
Philadelphia only, Fast Express 7-50 a.
N. weekdays. Express; IL. Is weekdays,
without charge. 7,5o a. IN. Eeei.days.
For Hs haiiimoFe. SIS. los. 20, ESQ, e.oe's
is:}5. is;45; s;ois 81 $40 400 Liz:
% $3.50 saDd5y IG49 o5 = 20 slS 500 l1S a55
400 Iimitedl, z.20. $40, sos. $40.
Far 2 Psps l999 S9cdS 70 ae fesa4d SO m p nd "a
rJf aaSapG A. @aS szesR. ssgoRSSay soS NJ 1915 and
days dSo 3 500 da m and sfasg $50 p Sunday m Sun
mond. .Jacksonviiie. and Tampa. $50
& aaHs % s4s q P p aa m DAILY ElehRSaa RisSnona SGs
only, 10 lO;5I 5i,dh q; n, n; geeh,days.7 wee
For saE Eiesaaafsa saa aiso sss. sSss.-aa s $40
s59SS. 95 1927 I'D 15.Fo soas = sfb 1872 E5s
and .39 p m. On Sunday at 4.30, Z 40,
a.45 a. n., 2.45. 6.15, 500. and 1O.i0
Leave Alexandria for Washington, sos,
100, 2.15. 800, 3.23. 500. $50. 6.IS
700, 7.20. 9.10, 1852 and Los p. m.
On Sunday al 6.43. 9-10. 1928 a. m,
2-i5, o-3o' T.oo' TO- BIO. and lO.62
Ticket Offices. corner Fifteenth and @
streets and at the station. Sixth and B
STREETS, where orders can be left for the
chccking OF baggage TO destination from
hotels and residences.
s. NJ PREV VOST, j. R. WOOD.
s-ep Manager. Gen Passenger gent.
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Auction Sales

THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Aucti0necrs.
612 ST. nw.-Dead Letter Office Sale.
catalogue of articles accumulated in the
Dead Letter Office TO be sold at auction.
ny order OF the Postmaster General.
Bernard Goode, Superintendent Dead
Letter Office. Post Office Department.
November 80. 1S95.-The sale will COM
mence on Monday. December 16. 1895. and
VIII De continued daily at 10 a. IN. and
=. m. until the whole is disposed Of. Terms:
Cash on delivery. de10-7t
yR SIrtsseT sTATTis Il TwTSi; Of ffeai nA nsaa
sued out of the Clerks Office of the Supreme
Coart of the Dist rict of olunbia and 10 me
directed win seii at public sale for cash
I'D front Of The Court House door on Tuesday,
December "a, 1895, at IL o'clock a. M.
az the right title, claim and interest OF
william Story in and to original lot z, IN
square IO6, together with the improvements
thereon; seized and levied upon as interest
OF William Story IN said land and sold 10
satisfy execution No. 3sssS In favor OF
VIM. O. DonoiIue.
ALBERT .A. WILSON. U. q. Marshal.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
nov25 30 dec3 Z 10 IA II 81 "a
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF
LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
TNNpERW rNpi syb EAR; r.. Sc, 10; 1902 SEW
BY virtue OF ten writs of fieri facias,
issued by Lewis /. O'NeaI. justice OF the
peace, and TO me directed, ! Will sell at
street northwest, ON Tuesday, the 10tt
day OF Dccembcr, A. D.. 1s35. at l o'clock
a. ni., tie large stock of Gry-gocds, under
wear. &C.. seized ana levied upon as the
property of Sol Peyser, ard sc'd 30 satisfy
executions Nos. 1e225 10 1924. inclusive,
In favor of Isaac Garner. Natalie Peyscr.
Chas. Friedlander. Ray Dax, Emanuel Dux
ALBERT WILSON,
u. 8. Marshal, j.. @.
puNCANs0N BIOS. AuetionecIs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A n COSTA FREE TRANSFEIiS-
Citizens meeting. TUESDAY evening,
December 10, 7:30, II A. LINGER'S resi-
dence, Harrison street. de9-"t-cm
SPECIAL LNO'TICE-To all lrisrds
of organized labor. greeting. This is
to notify that the difference pending be-
tween JOurneymen Butchers Union. No.
6341, and Edward q. Schneider. pork
butcher and sausage manufacturer. on
Seventh street road. has as yet not been
settled. deS-Iw
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Mount Vernon Seminary
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE-A fine lunch room and
stand outfit Apply TAYLOR'S, 9th
and G NV. de9-2t-em
A SN If taken within3 days-a meat
market and vegetable store in NV;
ST 90 will buy it. Cali at 2lol Pa. ave. NV.
Item
FOR SALE-Oyster house and ,iininE-
room. $50, in business thoruughfare.
Inquire G. r.. this office. de9-3;as
SIEO-Partner wanted. lady or gcntlc-
man. To take active interest in dining
room business III the ne. Address j. E..
this office. dcS-2t
WA ANTED-Partncr, with capital. in
a large and old established business,
the Oldest of its kind in the. city: con be
increased largely: active or silent partner
ship can be entered into; we want TO IN
crease: we can, and will; good opening.
Address BUSINESS. GccS2T
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
GET shaved at Leo's? deI0-3t-
PERSONS wanting good glass hotties
and vials call p American House ur
address Willis Mopre Glass Co., Fairton.
n. J. Patent gas light for safe Item
CANCERS cnreo without The knife;
ample references SsTita-iiim, 1920
st. NV. CHARLES ALLEN, Nj, d.
uo203mo -
J1JGT RECEIyED-F lot young Gu
ban parrots. SuariHteeti to talk: also
monkcys. CaBaries, E:uck!r. birds. gold
fish. dogs. Qnd faEsy piseucs sCfAlID'S,
7l2 I2Jh ST. NV, 6raich 1891 Pa. ave.
ny1O-tf
GUNS. RiIles. Reyoivcrt, Ioas.,n;, toois,
hunters outfits. watches. jewelry,
guitars. vio.ins. benjos. mlDdonns. ut about
one lalf regular dealers prices AT PAWN
SHOP. No. 1U09 Z st. NV. cc1-Gmo
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WA ANTED-one boy. 1918: also onr
fIrst-ciasS salesman outside. WHITE
STAR TEA CO, 705 4 | g st. sw. 1t
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HELP WANTED-MALE

W ANTED-A pan,smaker: heIp to
coats. y. GLAU2MAN. 203S 18th st.
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EDUCATIONAL.

PRIV lessons In English branches;
prepara ton for examinations; back
war,l apd delicate persons carefully I; ught;
English lessons to foreigners. Address
MISS c. VI. BALL. $40 21st st. NV.
6t-no2T .29de2,4,69 s-r--.r 1-tff...-s. p. ..l ..
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a woman
competent to cut, fit and finish skirts
and know something Of general sewing.
Call 100 18th st. Item
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WA NTED-Boy 8 years to work in
store, stable and house. small wages
and good home. Call 62S Sd st. nc. 1t
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w A NTED-Murried farmer: unincum-
bered: Northerner preferred: refcren-
ceS GA 18th NV. II
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WA JTED-Whit cook. and general
y
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w ANTED-First.clas white cook; ref
erence required. Apply at 1877 Riggs
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w ANTED-white woman as cook. Call
2S25 NJ st. Do 9-2t, EN-
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FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT-634 I'd st. sw;, store and
$50; S2S 1-2 st. sw., store and dwelling,
: rooms and cellar, S20.T5. B. LEONARD,
$40 4 IL st. sw. Qec7-9t-em
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FIRST CLASS mecna Dics can be
secured at Goo 18th st. NV. Paper
hangers, painters, bridge and structural
iron workers. carpenters, iathe-s, plaster
ers, and laboriDg men u any kind. WORK
LABOR, 600 18Th ST. NV Telephone. 260.
NJ n. SHENK, Clerk. 'I,.r..i,--. Ho5.tf
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wANTED-Custom shirt operators and
buttonhole worker; none but first-class
need apply. Apply MAYER'S, s43 Pa. |
ave. de9-2t,em
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

WA NTED- to sell goods on
easy payments. Apply before IL m.
413 Maryland ave. sw. 1t
WA ANTED-First-cla vest makers
male ur female. Address GOOD WORK,
this office. de9-2t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WA NTED-Girl between fifteen and
eighteen. to attend small store during
day: small salary: room and board, call
from to Z. 924 Sth st. NV 1t
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w A NTED-A young girl about 8 to
do light housework and help in q store.
Cali at 81 Myrtle st. ne. 1t
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

w a NTED-By young man place to
drive iniih or delivery wagon. Address
ARTHUR TOWNSEND. 622 18th ne.
lepIn-ct
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HICKOK'S PLUNGE.
Goes Through a Window
of Roos Bros.
Intemperance Brings the Fast
Young Man to Grief
Again.

One of the large plate-glass windows in
front of the store of Roos Bros, on Kearny
street, was broken in yesterday morning
by a Young drunk. The pane was valued
at $3.50.
Officer Benjamin was near at hand and
Immediately arrested the vandal, who
roundly abused him after being taken into
custody. The language of the young man
was so foul and revolving tina the officer
charged him not only with malicious mis-
chief but with vulgar language. The
officer says that two Of them were coming
along together, when the prisoner delib-
eratey committed the depreciation.
at the old City Hall he gave the name OF
Nj. B. Swain, but that did not work" as
the police knew him too well.
He was nj. c. Hickok, the son of an in
surance man and the son-ln-law Of eX-
Judge RiX, from whose daughter he was
com PEELED to separate on account of his in
temperate habits.
For the past few months he has been
eking out an existence as a man of all
work In the employ of DR.. G. G. ODoD-
nell, the perennial candidate Tor office.
Whenever he gets few dollars he goes
on one of his terrific jamborees and invar-
iably lands III jail, with malicious mis-
ehief" and vulgar language" charged
against him.
The morning call., 1895-01-07
A GREAT INSTITUTION.
What the First National Bank Has
Done for the State.

One OF the great financial pillars of this
State is undou btedly the First National
Bank, which was organized in October,
1870. At that time national bank paper
had not acquired the popularity it has
done since, and to do away with the
prejudice which then existed against such
a form of money an act was passed by
Congress which authorized the issue of
gold notes. The First National Bank was
the first on this coast to which the gold
notes were issued under the operation oil
the new law and may therefore claim the
credit of having ropularzed the national
bank system in this State. The notes.
bearing on their faces the promise to re-
deem them in United States gold, were in
demand from The very beginning. i was
afterward, when the currency notes had
become as popular as the gold notes had
been. that the bank was reorganlzed under
the system common TO all other national
banks Of the country.
People will always remember 10 the
credit OF this organization that II INTRO