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BASEBALL RESERVE LIST
Announcement of the Names Of
Players Booked for Next Season.
SchmeIz Has Made Contracts With
Eighteen Players for the Senator's.
Few Changes In the Make-Cp.

The list of the baseball payers of the
League reserved for next season or al
ready under contract is as follows:
Pittsburg-Merritt, Snyder, Killcn. Hart
Mcnefcc, Gardner, Berkeley. Bierbauer,
Cross, Ciingman, Jennings. W. A. Stuart,
Niles. +. Smith, and C. Mack.
Chicago-Auson, Kittridge, Donohne,
Moran, Griffith, Terry, Hutchison, McFar-
land, Parker, Doian, Thornton, Morse,
Briggs, Decker, Truby,- Stewart, Parrot.
Everett, Dahen, Wilmot, Lange, and Nc
Bride.
Cleveland-o. Tebcau, Cb;lds, McKean.
Burkett, Young, Chamberlain. Cuppy, Will
son, O'Connor, thinner, Grimmingcr. and
i. Griffith.
Cincinnati-D wyer, Foreman, Rhines,
Parrott Phillips, Fisher. Cross, Gray.
Ewing, McPhec, Smith. Latham, Motz, Car
ravan, Holiday, Miller. Burke, Hoy, Ho-
griever- Mccarthy, Vaughn, Murphy, and
Mcfarland.
Louisville-Spies, McDermott, Inks, Gun
inugham. Hassamcr, Shugart, Wright. War
Ter, McCrecry. weighing, Herman, OBren,
McCann, Gcttinger, Brouthcrs, Richardson,
Saunders.
ST. Louis-Pictz, Miller, often, Rap
pold. Mcfarland, Brcitcnstein, Ehret. Nc
Doucal, Kissenger, Connor, Quinn, Sam
urls Ely. Cooley, Sheehan, Dowd.
New York-Bannon, Burns, W. II. Clark
tpitciier,, william Clark, Doyle, Farrell.
Fuller, Battan, German, Meekin, Stafford,
ricrnan. Van Haltren, Rusie, Wilson, j.
NJ. Ward. Huyler. Vestcryelt.
Boston-Nicliols, Dolau. sullivan. Tcnney,
Ryan, Tucker, Harrington, Lowe, Long.
Nash, Mccarthy, Duffy. Nycc, Collins, Ber-
gen, Bannon. Connaughtnn.
iladelphia-Clemcnts. Taylor Carsey,
Reilly Hamilton. Orth, White. Thompson.
sullivan, Buckley, Lncid, McGill. Beam,
Cross. Madison, Delchanty. Turner. Grady.
Smith. Lampe, Hulten. Boyle, Hallman,
x. q. AL len.
RaltmOrr-Robinson, Clarke, Bowerman.
Mcmahon, Hoffer. Clarkson, Hemmins. Es-
per. Pond. Carey. Gleason. Reitz. Jcn-
nings. McGraw, Kelley, Keclcr, Brodie,
Horner, $. Brown.
Brooklyn-FoutZ, Griffin. Stein, Kennedy.
Gumbert, Daub, Abbey, Grim, Bailey.
3urrcll. LaCha nee. DAILY. Corcoran. Shindlc,
Shoch. TTeadway. Anderson.
Contracts. Is96-with Washington: V.
Anderson. c. :. Abbey. 7. 7. Brown, j.
Boyd. A. c. Boswell, c. T. Crooks, f. Cart
wright. J a Gilroy. william Joyce. ". NJ.
Mercer. A. j. Mani, j. Maiarky, J. +. Nc
Gure. j. McJames, + Shicbeck, A. Sci
bach. W. l.. Lush, C. Wordsworth.
With Cincinnati-V. A. Davis.
With New York-Fred Pfeffer, F. B.
:,utler, G. s. Davis, II. II. Davis, E. L.
Dohney.
With Pittsburgh. j Donovan, Jacob
Stencil. sam Moran, john D. Foreman.
Jot Goar. Charles NJ. Hastings. f. +. Haw-
ley. C. Y. Hewett.
with LouisvilIe-F. G. Clark. W. Holmes,
W. {. Hill. a. u. McFarlan.
With Chicago-D. Friend.
With Bnston-C. " Ganzcll. ]. E. Stiveits.
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MANAGED TO QUIT EVEN
Talent Secured Three Races
With First Choices.
TRACK IN FAST CONDITION
Betting Was Brisk and Red-fiot
Good Thing Was Cut Loose in
the Opening Evem-Gallatin Beat
Renaissance Out in n Driving Fin
ish-Foundling Wins From Vent.


For the first time in over 4 week the
talent yesterday managed to quit even
with the bookies. and when they left the
Island track they had at least part of the
cash. For the first three races it looked
ike the same old story as one favorite
after another was bowIcd over with ease.
The tide changed in thenextevrnt, however.
and the last three races went to the first
choices.
The track was in lightning fast condition
and Halle Gay ran five furlongs out of the
chute in one minute and half a second.
Sonora also had her speed with her and
picked up / 26 pounds and negotiated u half
i mile in forty-eght seconds.
The time i'll these events is Island time,
however, md not over much reliance canbe
placed in it as broken down skates are
liable TO Jump out and break records any
day at this track.
BETTING WAS BRISK.
The weather was almost perfect for
racing and while the finishes as a whole
were somewhat tame, the betting was brisk
and taken all in all a very enjoyable days
sport was furnished.
There was "A red-hot good thing cut
loose in the opening event Gorilla was
the good thing and he was backed down
from 90 to l TO ..
Johnny Ryanwas he one to pat through
and 1t was reported that he won heavily.
Plmudercr was the choice of the talent but
could not raise a decent galiop and finished
in the bunch.
Humming Bird opened up favorite for
ihe second race but n big plunge came in
on Fattie and forced her price down TO
: TO while the Bird went back TO to1.
Pattie led until well into the back stretch
where che was done and Hunnning Bird
went TO the front and at the end won
easily by six lengths from farley with
O'Hearn third.
The handicappe figured Md Rose
good thing in the third race and Sent
her TO the post an even money shot over
Iottie +. and Halle Cav. The latter
had his speed with him and Delehanty had
all kinds of wraps OIL him when he passed
'nder the wire a length and falf to the
good of Mid Rose.
BEAT HIM OUT.
From the way the betting went II looked
as if there was nothing in the fourth race
but Gallatin, and he closed to
choice Renaissance and Drizzcl Were the
most fancied of the others.
Renaissance cut out the running oil the
way and looked a winner to the he?d of
.he stretch, where Mitchell carried him
wide and Gallatin came through on the rail,
and in q driving finish beat him out
length.
Sonora was easily the besfhorse in the
-ace and she had the call in the betting at
to .. Irish Lass was the most fancied
of the others, with Eclipse Jr. third choice.
The Lass led to within fifty yards of the
wire W here she chucked it and FitZsimmons
brought Sonora up and won by head.
The closing race went to Founding, who
led from flag fall to finish, and won as he
pleased by three lengths from Vent with
Jersey third.
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Down the Line.


II G. r. Tompkins does not own Gallatin
and Grand Prix it might be good idea for
him to explain the enormous interest he
takes in them every time either one of them
starts. There is such thing as being
consistent in all things.
Jimmy Ryan, the owner of Manola, made
a killing with Gorilla. who is reported to
belong to him, and after the horse won he
proceeded to get Jagged He got pretty
well filled up and started out to look for a
fight. The first person he ran against was
Johnny Diestel and after few words Ryan
struck Diestel, and, when the latter started
to get back at him, reached for knife and
made a jab at Diestel. Matt Sharpe was
with Diestel and in warding off the blow
received q savage cut in the hand. The
track officers then got hold of Ryan and
put him off the track.
Humming Bird had an easy thing OF it
yesterday, but If farley had not gotten
away so badly and been interfered with to
uch an extent. there might have been a
different ending to the race.
Halle Gay is easily ten pounds better than
he has been at any time since he came Eas st.
Founding won his race buck jumping.
The only thing that could have possibly
beaten him was fall. Even then he might
have gotten up and won.
Patsey McDermott could have won with
any one of the horses that finished among
the first three in the fourth race.
Brightwood is In good shape Just now
and ran a good race.
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could he dnnc for him, nd II. c. Lamkin
that he wuold be Il enpp.e
cor life. DR.. Walker cured linn. Mr..
Lamkin's statement is also sworn to be-
fore Walter A. Brown. notary public.
ADMITTED.
II must be admitted that DR.. Walker
has a record of cures such as has never
been achieved by any other physician
in the treatment OF all disorders of The
brain and nervous system, diseases of the
skin and blood. catarrh. asthma. con-
sumption. dyspepsia. malaria. rheumatism,
neuralgia. hemorrhoids. diseases of wo-
men, and all affections of the lungs,
throat. heart. liver, stomach. kidneys.
bladder, bowels and other organs.
Men suffering from nervous debility or
loss of capacity u result OF overwork.
mental worry. or past foliies and excesses
are quickly restored to sound, vigorous
manhoodby DIR. Walker rstrcatment.
DR.. Walker may be consulted free of
charge, personally or by letter. His we'll
known sanitarium. at 1411 Pcnns yivania
avenue. adjoining Wizards Hotel, is open
daily for consultation and treatment. OF
flee hours, 10 a. m. to p. m; Weducs-
day and Saturday evenings, to s; sun
days. 10 to 12.
Charges Tor treatment very low
All interviews and correspondence sa-
credly confidential. No cases made public
without consent of patients
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THIS INNING TOLD.

Eighth Inniug-Blake flied to Brodie.
McGarr singled. Young made a force hit.
but Gleason allowed Jennings assist To
get away from him and both McGarr and
Young were safe. Burkctt singled, scor
ing McGarr. McKcanf flied to Carey. Chlds
beat bounder Ia first and Young scored.
McAleer flied to Clarke. Two runs
For Baltimore, Kelley flied To center,
and after Brodie singled Gleason and
Carey flied ont. No runs.
Ninth Inning-Tebeau got life on Keel
er's error. He was put out trying 10 reach
third on Zimmer's hit to left. Blake flied
to Carey. McGarr was retired, short to
first. No runs.
In Baltimore's half Clarke flied to Nc
Kean; Hoffer to thinner; McGraw went
20 first on balls. The crowd was yelling
like wild Indians when Keeler was also
cent to first on four balls.
IL grew frantic as Jennings took first
through being hit by the pitcher. With
a view of further rattling Young, the
mob yelled itself hoarse, stopping to cry
as Kelley came to the bat: "A thousand
dollars for home run"' The best Kelley
could do was to single To short. scoring
McGraw. Brodie went out, pitcher to
first. and the Temple Cup went TO Cievc
land. One run. The score:
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Entries at Aqueduct.

First race; for two ycar-olds; five fur
longs-Miss Blancher, 109; Balmaghie,
Buccaneer, / 0s each; Sister Kate, / II; Rock
ledge, 106; Lille L., 105; Royal H, 104;
Reba, 103: Venda, 102: Gladiole, Perfidy,
Little Dorritt, Carthusian, John Haynes,
101 each.
Second race: for three-year-olds and up
wards; one mile-Florinda, 10Y; Renorse,
Pekin, Eclipse, l04 each; CANADIAN. Long
Dock, Hammie, 101 each: Lady Adams, 9S; !;
Herkimer. Samaritan, 90 each; Belvina,
Sir John, Parthenia, Navahoe, Clarence,
80 each.
Third race; three-quarters mile-Marshall,
los; Key West, 104; Peter the Great, Dark
ness. I02 each; Hands Up, Rolla, % each;
Lady Richmond, Juanita, Pontlear, 8 each.
Fourth race; one and one-half miles
Sirocco, 10: Kinglet 10S; Comanche, iO6;
Berwyn, 105; Drum Major, Kilkenny, 1O2
each: Mirage, 101; Julien, Mabel Glenn,
80 each.
Fifth race; for two-year-olds: three
quarters mile-King T., 1O4; Wellman, 100;
Sunrise II, 90: Rosalibd III, Fifield
Dulcie, Larondie. Tomoka, SKY Blue,
81 each.
Read PyIe's Grocery Advertisement.
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Earned runs baltimore, 1; Cleveland,
2. First base by errors Eali iniorc, 2;
Cleveland g. Lett on bases Baltimore
12; Cleveland, IL First base OH balls
orr Hoffer, 4; off Young, 2. Struck out
BY Hoffer, 8; by Young, 1. Two-iase
hits-Blake, McGraw, Young. Sacrifice
hits-Keelcr, Young. Sto len bases
Clarke 2. McGraw, Chtlds. Hit by
and Hurst. Time-2: 80.
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA

pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
sTATroN CORNER oF sIxrH AND 3
STREETS
1870 A. M. PENNSYLVANIA LIN
fTED.-Pullman Sleeping. Dining; smok-
ing. and Observation Cars Harrisburg to
Louis. Cleveland. and Toledo. Buffet
Parlor Car TO Harrisburg.
1880 A. M. FAST LINE.-Pullman
Buffet Parlor Car to Harrisburg. Parlol
and Dining Cars. Harrisburg 10 Pitts
a4OPM. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
EXPRESS Pullman gu ffet Parlor
Car 10 Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining
Cars. Harrisburg 10 st. Louis. Cincinnati.
Louisville. and Chicago
10 p M. WESTERN EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car TO Chicago, and
10 r. M. SOUTHWESTERN Ex-
PKESS.-Pullman Sleeping and Dining
Cars 10 St Louis. and Sleeping Car
Harrisburg 10 Cincinnati.
1O.4O p. M.--PACIFIC EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping car TO Pittsburg;
7.6O A. M. for Kane GManandaigua. IA
1O.aO A. NJ. for Elmira and Remove.
daily. except Sunday. For Williams
DOTt udlly D NJ ~ III
TO p. M. for wiIliamsport. Roches-
Ter. Buffalo. and Niagara Falls daily,
except Saturday with sleeping car Wash
inG'on to Suspension ION Fi Fridge via BSfia,o'
Rochester. Buffalo. and Niagara Falls
daily sleeping car Washington to Elmira
For Phiiadeiphia: New York und the
AiaA9 ifEb r .Ah II Parior Cars. with Dining
Car from Baltimore. for New York
lar at 705 Dining Carr, go. 800.
carr IA. a. M, ai II :. s. 5. 20. 6. 40, ioo5,
tninnr apa car, ear 20, e. go, % dus 90 ,bniDS
Carr a. m. g 10, 81 8, 4.20. $40, 1000,
and 4 35 p. m For Philadelphia only.
press 01 and 40 D. m. daily.
For Boston, withcu. change, 1.50 a. m
week days. and 3.15 U. in. daily.
For Baltimore. 6.25, 5;o5. 40. ESQ, 200.
40. 4.36. 3. 40. sos. 6. 40, 10. 1000,
l0.40, ll.I1 and 11.S5 p ~. On Sun,
Sag NJ ES 1915. y Us, @ S6f. 81 Sis, % 90 ZOO zoo
Iimited5, 4.20, $40, COS. $40. 5.IO.
1000. 10. 40 and 11.35 u. m.
For Pope's, Creek Line: 1.Eo a. m. and 4.3e
d. m. daily. except Sunday.
For Annapolis I.20, 900 a. M, 12.1b and
40 y. M oaily. except Sunday. SUN
days. 900 a. m. and 4.2o p. II.
Atlantic Coast Line. Express Tor Rtcn-t
mond. Jacksonville and Tampa, 4.30
O. M. $50 y. m. daily. Richmold, and
Atlanta, $40 p- M. daily Richmond
only 1887 a. m weekdays
Accommodation for Quanticc. T:45 a. M
daily, and 4:25 p. nj. week days.
For Alexandria, 40. 6.:i5. T.45, $40.
945, 1857. 11.5O a. NJ: $50. lao.
500. 4.25. go, 5.37. 6.15, 500.
1910, and SO p. M. On sunday at
40, 7.45, 9.45 a. M: 2-45, 6.16.
500. and 1910 y. nI.
Leave Alexandrir for Washington. SOS.
643. 7.O5, 500, 9.1o. 10.15. 1928.
a. M; 100, 2.I5, 800. 3-23. 300,
$50. 6.13, 100, 7-2O. 80. 10.52.
and 1 .0S p. m OnSunday at 6 43, g. 70.
1928 a. m.: 2.15, $50. 700. 7.20.
sIO. and 1852 D. n.
Ticket offices, northeast corner OF Thir-
teenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and at the station. Sixth and u streets,
where orders can lie left for the checking
Of baggage To destination from hotels and
sestdenceS
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doctors bills, &c. We never
carried so large a stock be-
fore, for more men are ap-
preciating the value OF a
fall-weight Overcoat, and
our sales so far this season
are nearly double. We can
give You a good all-wool
fall-weight Overcoat as low
as S.. We don't think our
SO and SIS ones can be
equaled under s5 more else
where.
The morning times., 1895-10-09

Pension OfIice. ana WHO
resides at No. 30S X street
northeast, is a Grand Army
veteran, having served gal
lantly in Company X,
Twenty-third Ohio Infan-
try lex-President Hayes
regiment, Mr.. Shoemaker
swears before Walter A.
Brown, notary public, that
lie was q sufferer for years
from pyrosis. chronic con
stipation and general de-
ri ngement of the stomach
.n.g it.-ar nts1hl.. tn obtain
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Is Better Prepared to Treat
and Cure Them Than a
General Practitioner.
DIR. Walker Has Spent His Life
in the Study and Treatment
of Nervous and Chronic
Diseases.
CONSULTATION FREE

Below we quote the statements of two
reputable citizens. Thousands of similar
statements are on file in the doctors office.
PYROSIS.
Mr.. Joseph A. Shoemaker. now employ.
ed in the War and Navy division of the
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SI25 to Baltimore and Return via
Pennsvlvania Railroad.
Tickets sold Saturday and Sunday, 0cto-
Der 18th and 18th, returning Monday. the
18th, good on any train.
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Trotting StnIlion sald.

Lexington, KY, Oct s.-The trotting
stallion Constantine, 2:12 12, was sold
to-day to Peter Duryea, OF New York, for
s., 100.
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FOR. SALE-LOTS.
EDUCATIONAL.
Washington Schoo! Of EXPRESSION,

4ETZEROTT MUSIC HALL,
f-5treet entrance
Voice a specially. oratory, reciting. physical
culture. Thorough short course for busy
people, SO. None bat natural methods taught
Day and evening. classes.
WAL 4 MowRER, Principal
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FFI1sIF'I'- Y 7'1'f''T"
any relief He was cured by DR.. Walker.
PARALYSIS.
Mr.. Henry c. Lamkin, who resides Mt
e14 NJ street southeast, who has lived i'll
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Voters In Old kentucky Going Home

The Kentucky Democrats, residents in
Washington. will meet at No. 1928 New
York avenue. to morrow night. when
the report of the transportation committee
will bc heard and arrangements perfected
for a full turnout of Washington voters at
he polls in Kentucky on election day.
A strong speech is promised.
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Selections.

First race-Little Alice, Lady Teacher,
and Lakewood
Second race-Mario, Orator. and Irish II.
Third race-Dorcas L., Ninety Seven, and
Lucille.
Fourth race-Electro, syde, and Pay
master
Firth race-Dr. Johnson, Frank D., and
Juhal Cain Jr-
Sixth race-Elizabeth, Jimmie James, and
Prince Klamath.
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Murderer Commits Suicide.

Hastings, Mimi, Oct. S.-Edward An
derson, who murdered his twelve-year-
old niece July 10, committed suicide last
night in the county jail.
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BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 3-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING AND STORE, NO. 709
EIGHTH ST. SE--ALSO FRAME
DWELLING AND STORE. NO. 1O6
ST. Sc.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust recorded in
liber No. 1868, folio 16O et seq, or the
land records OF the District of Columbia, we
will sell in front OF the premises on THURS
DAY. October 10, A D. 1895, at 4:3O
o'clock y m. part of lot ,squareSU4, front
ing 20 feet on Eighth street ne::T G street
southeast, improved Icy large brick dwell
ing and store, No. 709 Eighth street.
Ternis-Onc-third cash. balance in Oneand
two years. ut 8 per cent interest, payable
sem-annually, aud to be secured by deed
Of trust: or, all cash at option OF puIcha SER
Deposit OF $500 required, conveyaDcing at
purchaser cost; terms to be complied with
in . days, otherwise right reserved to re-
sell at risk and COST of defaultine purchaser
after five days advertisement OF such re-
sale.
SAMUEL CROSS.
j. HOLDSWOKTH GORDON,
TruStee1
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RATCLiFFE. SUTTON & CO.. Auctioneers,
Successors to hatcliffe, Darr & Co.

Successors to hatCliffe, Darr Co.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE
ON SUMNER AVE, .,ANACOSTIA, d. O.
By virtue of a deed OF trust duly record
ed in liber No. IS42, folio No. i61 ct seq,
one Of the land records for the District OF
Columbia, and at the request of the party
secured thereby, the unde rsigned trustees
will offer for sale by public auction in front
of the premises on MONDAY Y. the 18th day
of OCTOBER, A. ID. 1895. at 8 3o'clockp p. NJ,
the, fol lowing described real estate. to wit
The west thirty-five 1851 feet on Summer
avenue by the depth OF the eastern one
half (l-2l OF lot nine tS) i'll section eight
Isl of the Barry IA rnl, together with the i'm
provements. rights, etc. Terms: Cash, q
deposit OF $50 required upon acceptance
of bid.
THOMAS FRANCIS. JR.,
WILLIAM NJ. BECKER,
oct2 d&ds Trustees.
Ratcliffe, Sutton & Co., Auotioueers, Sue
cessors to Ratcliffe, barr X Co.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN To PAY
STORAGE AND CHARGES LOT OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. PIANO, ETC,
On SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER
IL, AT 10 O'CLOCK. we VIII sell at the
rooms of Radcliffe. Sutton X Co.. $50 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. lot OF house
hold goods. stored with us on June Is, 1890,
in the name OF NJ a. Shaw. All parties in
tereSted will please take notice. Terms cash
Washington Safe Deposit Company.
SAM CROSS. Secretary.
oc2, "a. .10.11,12
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO the Bondholders and Stockholders of
the Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company and the Stockholders OF the
Rock Creek Railway Company, OF the
District of Columbia:
Notice is hereby given that the Capital
TractlonComp1 ny Is now ready toexcnange.
according 10 the terms OF the contract be
tween the Rock Creek Railway Company OF
the District Of Columbia and the Washington
and Georgetown Railroad Company, Its
stock for the bonds issued by the Washington
and Georgetown Railroad Company. The
holders OF such bonds are requested to send
them to the undersigned for such exchange
ON or before the 10th of OctobcrneXt The
failure ~ surrender any such bonds. for such
exchange, on or before the lst Of November
next willbe held Ia he q re fusal t0so OK cha Dge
such bonds Tor stock Interest un the bonds
surrendered Viii De paid up To the 2Ist
day OF September, 1885, on all bonds
surrendered on or before the LIST day OF
November next.
The holders Of stock Of the Rock Creek
Railway tonp1ny Of the irict of Columbia
and the Washington aid Georgetown Rail-
road Company are also requested to
promptly send in their stock for eXcha nge,
according TO the terms of the cont rnct a fore
said. G. NJ. KO0NES.
SECRETARY and Treasurer of the Capital
Traction Company.
ser -se27 oct 2 10 ii 16 Is 23 20 81 and
nov l
SPECIAL NOTICE-The Ener-
giZer engine Is IN Successful daily 1Pt.
ration at the Glen Echo power house. For
information apply to the American Ener-
gizcr Mfg. Co. Limited. THOS. c. POLE,
Secretary and Treasurer. ccs-6t-cin
ATrTENFFHhPNf!s rs FFHP Nfs14a FEFnhhlfhi nHFGhEIS3T S9T
CLUB, of the District W i'll issue cerfifl-
Gates to those " Lo d,sire 10 vote III their
respective States for one fulliare round
trip ticket over the B- X o.; Il. r.: Penn,
K. r.: and e. * o.. X. X. Certificates can
be obtained II Room 14I, Wiilard's Hotel,
from EO y. EMERY ,eecretary ofthe club
ALEX w HOLT,
Chairman Campa IN Committee.
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FOR MISCELLANEOUS.
Choice Acre Lots for SIS
Are now being sold a.
Sherman Park. Md.
On a small payment down, balance In
either small weekly monthly Payments:
Liberal discount allowed for cash Full
particulars at office, No. 623 street
northwest.
FOR SALE-GeBtle mare, sound. has
no faults; lady can drive; also good
buggy and harness, cheap; bargain. II. NJ.
tnls OIIlCc. otc-st
FOR SALE-Stock and fixtures of
grocery ana provision store; bargain
business Apply 1222 Maryland ave ne.
FOR SALE-Neat little 14.ft. canoe;
3 SAILS, oars, ETC., $40. RITTER'S
BOATHOUSE. foot 9th 81. oc9-3t
Dane, Fox Terrier, Settlers, Pointers.
Collies and other dogs. SCHM IDS BIRD
STORE. 1871 Pa. ave. oc96
FOR SALE Old established cigar
store, doing a paying business; bar
gain. Address L. b. A, this office. oc9 3t
FOR SALE dog cart Apply
at MISS F0RTER'S, adjoining Fort
Myer, Va. oc9-5t
FOR SALE-Horsc and wagon; cash or
credit, if sold 10 grocerman, ill trade
1T out at $40 per month. Address NJ. l.,
this office. Item
FOR SALE-A small steam launch;
HerescnoIf engine and boiler: can he
seen at Rittcr's boat house. ooS-tf-em
HAVING Il piano, will sell cheap a
good organ, smith make. 42s X st.
FOR SALE-A nice cooking stove.
nearly new, in good order, for So. Call
at 206 Mass. ave. NV. ocS-2t-em
OHIO CITY-S25 per acre. FERGU-
son. McGill Building. Item
FOR sALE-New oak sideboard table,
chairs, ha llrack, bureau and wash
stand 421 4th NV. ocS-3t
FOR sALE-At a sacrifice:
8 sets handmade buggy harness, S14.I5.
regular price, $1,000.
sets handmade buggy harness. SIT 90;
regular price, S23.O0
1 set light double harness. $1,000; reg
ular price. $4,000.
/ set light double harness. hand made.
S2S.00; regular price, $500.
g sets heavy single wa gon harness, S25. 90;
regular price. $500.
Several extra fine double buggy har-
Silver coach and hack harness at remark
able low prices.
GERMJILLERs HARNESS FACTORY,
oc6-6t GAL Louisiana ave.
FOR SALE-A beautiful rosewood
7-Octave piano, standard make, SIS,
warranted In good order: or in exchange
for q young gentle horse. 1742 1-2 1th
ST. NV. oc6-It
FOR SALE-Bargaius IN wagons, car
riages traps, harness and buggies, both
new and second hand: also horses. 927
ID st. NV. se14-1m
FOR SALE"A lot of mechanics or
blacksmItn's tools, Including a drill
press: cheap. 1906 14th st. NV. ocS-2t
FOR SALE-Best make of incubators
brOoders and fresh green bone; call
and see the incubators in working order.
Schnid's Bird and Pet Animal Stores, 712
18th st. NV and 1221Pa. ave.
oc5-G
The morning times., 1895-10-09

Washington fifteen years,
and who for three years
past has had charge OF
the copper and tin work
NJ the Navy Yard, and
fell last January
and injured the nerve of
his leg. which resulted in
paralysis. A dozen differ
ent physicians treated him,
aud OH ..II hin, ,.,I.;,,.