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MOdish Women Deeply Engaged
Studying the Stars.
ASTROLOGHRS ARE IN DEMAND
And They Are Even Engaged for En-.
tertainerS at "At Homes"
High Priestess Of the Art Forstells the
Destinies of Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt,
Mrs. Ogden Goelet, and Mrs. Dunlap Hop
kins by Cabslistic Designs-Ths Fad OBJ
tains on Both Sides the Atlantic Ocean

New YORK, Dec. 29.-Astrology is the dom
inant occult attraction in London. at the ma
iority of West End "At Homes" No hostess
is considered success at such unless she
provides an astroIoger as one of the attrac-
tions.
In New York the art is practiced sub rosa,
and although hosts of society women devote
much precious time to the study of their fate,
as revealed by sun, moon and stars. very lit
tie is said about it to the outside world. Init
mate friends form coterie which meets once
a week, possibly more frequently, to listen to
lectures on astrology and incidentally so
they say have their fortunes revealed in the
heavens
lon the Signals just from Mars
And read their fate through the singing stars. "
With many ladies it is simply pastime;
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erck Vanderbilt, Miss Annie Cameron, Mrs.
Newcomb, and Mrs. Fernando Yznaga.

erick Vanderbilt, Miss Annie Cameron, Mrs.
Newcomb, and Mrs. Fernando Yznaga.
cREDULoUs MAN.
As to the men who consult astrologers, il
the facts were known, they are even more
devoted to the study of the stars than women.
Mr.. James Waterbury and host OF others
have horoscopes cast at least once year and
usually much oftener.
The late Mr.. Jay Gould spent considerable
money on this hobby, and always consulted
at one time he paid $3.50. Mr. George Gould
too has had his fortune read in the heavens
He also had the good luck to be born under
the sun, which in the language of the
spheres. twas In good aspect TO the planet
Herschel.' .He will be quite affable and
kind, have a good temper and seldom get out
OF temper; will generally enjoy good health
and there is no danger but that ne will live
to be an old man. viii be fortunate in mar
riage."
'Kindly see ii my business will succeed this
year. and please give me any other message
from the stars" is frequent request ac-
companied by the date of birth Gas well rs a
bill) sent by many business men to astrol-
ogers before new enterprise is undertaken.
STARS FAVOR MR. DEPEw.
Mr.. Depew has often had his horoscope
cast and kindly gave me the result for use in
this article.
He was born at clock on the morning of
April %, 1884 and al that hourfhe eighteenth
degree OF the sign OF Taurus was rising with
the planets all above the earth. except Saturn.
These facts are supposed to make Mr. Depew' s
horoscope a remarkably favorable one. Jupi-
ter and Venus werei in conjunction, the former
being i'll the houss OF fortune. which is gov
erned by the siga Gemini This points to the
amassing OF a fortune. MR. Depew IS sup
posed to owe his success as an orator TO
the planet Mercury the planet OF
wit. genius, and intellectual superiority. The
sun above the horizon on the day OF his
nativity, makes him anxious for place and
power, but the evil planet Saturn repeats its
warning that this can never be, and Mr.
Depew must content himself without public
office. This opposition OF Saturn is the only
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Walcott won the first race run in the new
year. Carter was the first jockey TO ride a
winner and the Old Dominion Jockey Club
was the first association to usher in racing IN
1925 Fully 1900 people were present at the
track. and as four fayorites carried of honors
most OF the visitors had a profitable outing.
The unpleasant feature OF yesterday meet
ing was the bare-faced pulling of Leigh by
Jockey ZelIer. The officials did not hesitate
long in furnishing -the jockey, they ruling
him of right after the race, which was the
best on the card.
Six horses started in this race. with Chat
eau as an odds-on favorite Leigh was sec
oad choice, and Pickaway had third call in
the betting. 1t is doubtful whether Leigh
could have beaten Chateau, but 1t is dollars
10 cents that he could have beaten Pickaway
for the placs. When the field run down the
backstretch Chateau was galloping an open
length before Leigh and the latter was three
lengths IN front Of Pickaway. As ZelleT could
not pull Leigh hard enough in order to pre-
vent him from getting the place he swung as
wide as possible with him when turning in 10
the homestretch.
The principal feature of the racing was the
New Year handicap at six and one-hah fur
longs, with $3.50 added. Remorse, Matte
ChuE Ponce de Leon. Grand PriX. Jack
Wynne, and Belwood being the contestants.
In the betting they were quoted IN the order
named. II required ell Of Mr.. Cassidys pa
thence TO get the small field of In fair shape,
Ponce Ge Leon being responsible for the de-
lay by either refusing to join his five OPP
ponents or by breaking without them When
the flag fell al last Grand Prix. Rcmor5e and
Ponce De Leon rushed out into the lead, the
last named assuming decided advantage
when half way down the back Ctretch. At
the finish he was simply galloping, five
lengths before RemOrse. who Just bear Grand
PriN nose for second money.
The opening event was won 10y Walcott. ne
leading his eleven opponents, Red Cross
having been left at the post. all the way and
finishing four lengths before Bon Voyage.
The latter beat Jack Lowell in drive by
half a length for the place. The next race,
one al six and One-half furOngs. for three
year-olds exclusively. saw that game little
fiy Lura an easy winner from Jewel,
German. Juliet and Bradley. Linden :
speedy daughter passed Jewel N the lower
turn. and had the race safe all the way down
the homestretch. The bookies We're bit
hard by Lura 5 victory. the general public
and the commissioners OF the ow2er driving
her price down from 10 ! to 9 10 10
OF The ten paters which started in the
fourth race. haif mile dash. Sonora was Sc
lected a. the probable winner and back
heavily all over the ring. closing at even
money Getting away in front al fagfail So
nora led all the way and won easily by a
length and half from West Side. her nearest
opponent during the race.
The two short races were run again over
fne circular course. the distance in each be-
ing changed 70 bali a mile. BY to-day the
track superintendent expects TO have the
''chute" in proper shape. summaries:
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COSTLY cREDULIrT.

COSTLY cREDULITT.
The high priestess is a woman who divides
her time between Boston and New York, and
lectures, casting horoscopes and natiyities
that il is extremely difficult TO see her unless
an appointment IS made in advance. She has
her regular clients or patrons in New York,
and although willing 10 foretell - worth of
fate in the stars so to speak, 50 and SO Is
her usual char. g. while for very elaborate
AMI carefully prepared horoscopes which
proguosticatc everything that can possibly
happen in a lifetime. 800 is not an unusual
charge.
Mrs Dunlap Hopkins IS one of the most
enthusiastic dcyCtees of astroiogy. She even
once put of journey, because after consult
ing madame. she was assured that II would
turn ont unpieasantly: a shipwreck or some
other little c0ntretemps being indicated by
Saturn which is a malevolent planet: the
other evil planets, by the way, are Mars and
Uranus.
Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt is devoted to
astronomy, with 4 decided leaning toward
astrology. Perhaps considering the presen
unpleasantncss in her domestic circle she may
be depending upon combination OF the
planets to restore harmony after their pc
riod of hostile influences had passed.
Mrs. Vanderbilt is a subscriber TO the pub
locations of the Royal Astronomical Society,
and possesses a wonderful! collection OF tele-
scopes-in fact, if horoscopes were only cast
with telescopes, she would be quite lnde-
pendent of priestess. Perhaps her suspense
in regard to the fature has already been re-
lieved by an astrological consultation.
The Marquse Clara LAMA unhesitaungly
confesses TO consulting an astrologer begore
engaging IN any special work, like beginning
a new novel, for instance.
MRS. GoELET's HOROSCOPE.
Mrs. Ogden Goelet consulted an astrologer
once upon a time, more for the fun of it, per-
haps than anything else: her horoscope was
as follows:
To explain matters little TO the uniniti-
ated. astrologers divide the sky into twelve
equal parts. called the Houses of Heaven
each division has its special influence, as in.
dicated in the accompanying cut.
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Garnlan Mediterranean Service.

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Kaiser William 70. l D. m, ,for Alg Nap. Gen
Werra, Feb. > 10 m, Alg., Nap. Gen, Azores
Normanpia, Feb. 10, II i. m, AIg Nap. Gen
Kaiser w ii, Feb. y, q. m, fer Sig, Nap en-
Werra, Mch. 9, 9 a. IN, for AlE, Nap cen
Fulda, Mch- -, = m, Algiers, y APPLE. Genoa
Kaiser W. II. Nch. %, 10 a. m for Genoa
All steamers stOp at Gibraltar
Return tickets available for the steamers of
either Gne from Naples Genoa, Gibraltar, Ham
burg, Bremen, London, and southampton. Di-
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II. G. Lloyd 5. S Co 3 lmn Mail Strs
North German Lloyd, HampurS-Anlerican
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2 Bowling Green. " Y 81 Broadway. \. y
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for Washington, D. e.
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,loant 70 sell- Anrhnw.

Book Aeent-I have book here which ae-
tually cNst IS TO publish and am selling it
1t II net.
fori to do thaa2
Book Agent-The book was published by
tie autlior-New York World.
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IlTfI TfLDe -Ilne nlllo
Selections.

Fhst "a e-Ihe Dude; Dashlng charlie.
second ce-Biackfoot; Ellen Il.
Third face-1 hurzton: Prince John.
Fourth r6ce-joyeuse: Nina.
Fifth race-I-ongshanks: Nestibule.
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EoR sALE-NIscEL1aNEous.

L'oR SALE-GoLD FISHES, FANCY PIGEONS,
4 Singing rsnaries. Mocking Birds, Parrots
Monkeys, Fancy Poultry, Maltese and Augora
Kittens S(HMID'S Bird Stores, No. 712 18th St
nv. and 1921 Pa. ave NV oc9-Sm
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- J. NOTES " BRO, AUCIIUNEElts, 53y
% Louisiana avenue northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE, IMPROVED BY \ FOUR-STORY
BASEMENT BRICK BUILDING. ON T.
STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH
STREETS. KNOWN AS 81, f. STREET
NORTHWEST, II THE CITY OF WASHING
Ton ID @
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: 5esnlts o., ntlner Trncl

At Nev Orleans: Matt White, Glees0me.
David. Nero. and Gaiena
Al Madison: Willie c.. Jessica, Little Lewis.
Heads on Tails and Nancy Hakes
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Z.I5 p. NJ

yesterday for the privilege Of booking. the tar
III having heen raised from SIS. The new
rate viii be maintained hereafter.
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BY virtue of a certain deed o. trust to US bear
ing date April ., 1892. duly recorded in liber
1btS folio 49, Of the land records OF the District
OF Columbia, and at the request af the party Sc
cured thereby. we VIII sell at public auction in
front of the promises, On VI WEDNESDAY,. the 26th
day OF December, 4 D. 1891, ri , o'clock p N q.
all those cerain pieces or pare Is OF land and
premises situate in the county of Washington,
District OF Columbia, known and described as
and being lots numbered PTS ant. 5l9 OF Samuel
Wills subdivision OF lot numbered L. nf Wright
and CoS's subdivision of part Cf Mount Pleas
ant as PER plat recorded in liher SOW Shepherd,
folio =. 81 the record OF the surveyors Office OF
the i lot Of Columbia together VITA the i'm
pro, eu.cnJs thereOu.
Terms OF sale: Gne-third of purchase money
70 bc paid in cash, balance in two equal pay
meuts IN cne and TWO years, with per cent in
teuest, PAYABLE semi-annually, ana secured :y
deed Of trust ON the property sold, or ali cash
NJ the option OF the purchaser. deposit OF
$lO0 viii be required at the time OF sale. All
Conyeyanciug and recording at purchasers cost
Terms Of sale TO be complied with il fifteen
days from date Of sale, otherwise trustees re-
serve the right to resell ut risk and cost of de-
faultng purchaser or purchasers.
JAMES ii. y. WARING, Trustee,
1882 u tn st. II.
THOS b WARHICk, Trustee,
ISIS latn d
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HOTEL DIRECTORY
FAILSOApj.
Pennsylvani
RAILROAD
STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND B
STREETS.

kAILkOAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
STREETS.
IN Effect P. VI November -. 1884.
.O:.D \ NJ ENNSYLVANIA LINTrED-Puu-
man Sleeping Dining Smoking. and Obssr-
walton cars. Harrisburg 70 Chicago. Cincin-
natl indianapolis Cleveland and Toledo
Buffet ParlOr Car TO Harrisburg
1920 \. " FAST LINE-Pullman Buffet Parl0r
Car TO Harrisburg Parlor and Dining ara
Harrisburg 70 fittsburE
$50 p. VI CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
pullman Buffet ParIor Car to HarrisburE
S.eeping and Dini2g Csrs. Harrisburg TO s.
1:IOP. " WESTERN ENPBESS--PuIlmsn Sleep-
ing car 70 Chicago, and Harrisburg 10 CIsve-
land. Dining Car 10 Chicago
40 T.. 81 SOUTH-W ESTE&N ENPBESS-Puii-
man Sleeping and Dining cars 70 st LO15s.
and Sleeping Car Harrisburg to Cincinnati.
1880 p N. PACIFIC EMPRESS Pullman olssp-
ing Car to Pittsburg.
and Niagara Falls daily, except sunday.
10: 81 Il m. To- EInira and Remove daily, except
sunday For NiIliamsport daily. 5.u p N.
10 m for NilliaulspOrt, Rochester, Buffalo,
and Niagara Falls daily, except Saturday,
with Sleeping Car Washington TO -ochester
t0:;0 D. for Erie, CanauGaIgua. Rochester,
Buffalo, and Niagara Falls daily, with sleep
ing Car Washington TO Einira and Satur-
DAYS only NSsniuItou o. 4.eChester
Etr Philadelphia, New HOrK. ana the East
900 p. VI 'CONGKESStONA LIMITED"
All Parior Cars with Dining CarfrOm BaIsi-
week days. Regular ar f.}5 Dining carr,
20. 500 Dining Car, 990 1000 Dining Carr
and il5j dining Car a. IN, y I5, , Is, f3p
b:i0, lu0l, Gnd lbs p. m tn SunIav, -slI
Dining Car, 30, 500 Dining Carr l0U.
ll.p tDninG Car M, l9-ij -, i.31, ~
1000, and li:3j p. m For Philadelphia ONLY.
Fast Express, $50 z. m week days Express
POI and $50 P. m daily
For Boston without change 80 a. NJ weeS-Isy8
and j:l5 2. H. Gaily.
l0:30, ll.ge, and llJil 9 m, lS.l5, 20i, BIB
1000, 1910, ll:i5, and llaj 2. m ON sunday
t.n5, a.eo, 20, sea, gej 1879, 100 a m ial5.
1:l5, 20t, 3;I5 $40, 4C0 Limited I2g, 80
60j, 80, s-lg, 1000 1919, and 1875 . ~.
For Pope's Greek line, il9 a. n. and 4s}5 p "a
daily, except SUNDAY
For Anna uOi!s. - 900 ana Ii-1J m ~
p. III. daily, except SGGday. Sundays qOJ
q II anI i-a;i p m
Atlantic Coast Line ESp c5S Zoe Richmond Jack
sOnviie, aud Tampa, l;0 a. IN, 31a T. ~
daily. RchHUnd and tlausa, $50 D. rrt
daily. Richmond only, 1855 a. IN wees.
days
Accommodat.oa Tor Quansieo, 7:5 a. N daily,
and 10 = IL eek days
For Alexandria, $50, 6;55. 80, $40 9.45. lo57,
ii5D. q. IN, - 80. l.fJ, $50, s-25, SOD, So
b.i9, SUI. lj-iG, and 1882 p. ON SUNDAY
~ 80, 70, 30 m > %, 6-lj, S02- and il.I1
T. IN.
Leave AIexandriz for Washington. COS, 6.f3. -9l.
500. $40 1918, - z m. iG0, 2.I5 500
S-2., 5tD, jiti, 6.li, 800 80. 9-1G. IG.i2 and
1l.CS q M On sunday at 6si3 a.ie Id = 2 m
2:l5, $50 o. -, $40 and 1853 p. m
Ticket o1ilceS- northeast corner OF IhirteeDtn
street and Pennsylvania avenue, and at To STA
lett for No checking u baggage 20 aestiuaSlO1
from hotels and residences J. K WOOD,
General Passenger Age1S
j NJ Ilikt osi, teGeEal Manager.
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with others Il might be called matter OF
business: social life. pbilanthropies and dress
even being regulated for them by messages
from the spheres.
TO attend an astrological lecture, or sesnoe,
is at least TO pass an entertaining hour. In
one Fifth avenue residence, my iady's
boudoir. luxurious and sweet with burning
incense, which lends an Oriental touch to the
occasion. is often the rendezvous of half d
dozen friends for whom everything cabalstic
has a charm.
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ZELLER'S PULL GOT
Him In TROUBLE
The Island Officials Punished
the Jockey for CrOOkedness.
BIG CROWD SAN THE SPORT
F0ur FarOriteS and a Third Choice
Captured the Five Purses.

The New Years Handicap Proved an Excel
lent Betting Affair with Ponce de Leon
Turning Up the Winner -Walcott Finally
Found Soft Spot and Galloped Home
wInner-Zeller Ruled Of the Track.
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Edible

No wonder a woman thinks herself good
enough to eat when her complexion is -four
and her diamond paste Boston Transcript.
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The above sale is postponed till Thursday,
January ,. 1895, a i:3G O'Clock 2. III same place.
gJAMES IL y. WABING, Trustee,
1882 II tn ST. NV.
THOS b. WARRICF, Trustee,
in2-1t 1919 eth ST NY
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EDUCATIONAL.
Education for Real Life

1854 FOR SONS AND DAUGHTERS 1884,
The Spencerian Business College
National Bank of the Republic BuiIcine cor 1Ih
and d NV. Day and night sessions
Tie thirtieth scholastic year Of ths FopUla-
institution began Monday, September >, 1881
Five departments viz: Practical Business, in
Guiding complete bookkeeping course, English
rapid calculations. rapid vi ting, moral ana
social culture, De,SaTte system If express o D.,
ciyiCs, political economy, and commercial law;
Practical English, with in.tiatOry bookkeeping;
Shorthand and Typewritiug, including nglish:
Spencerian Rapid Whiting: Mechanical aud
Architectural Drawing. Full corps of thoroughly
trail eo teachers Location central Onice ope.t
every busine IS day ID night Write or call Tor
new annual annouu, ement
MRS SARAH \. SPENCER,
d30-lmo Principal and Proprietor.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

$4,000 00FOa or .schaas. saa;a
at a bargain-A fine resi-
dence with over an acre of
ground in a popular sub
urb. nine minutes from
Washington.
$4,G00-A very desira BILE
house on Maryland ave.
ne; pressed bri *: all
modern improvements
Z. .. GUNSON * CO,
Room u, Atlantic Bldg.
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MISCELLANEOUS
NGHEY TO LOAN

EGEEY TO LOAN.
MONEY LOANED on APPROVED CoLLAT-
VI eraI such as stocks, bonds, trusts, syHdi-
cate certificates and Clj line ! 10 policies: no
delay YERhtS S BAKER, 40 to 20 NetzeroIt
Building
AFoNEY TO LOAN AT > PER CENT on AP-
VI proved real estate.
T. Il. SMITH x SONS.
dec7-lm I4is Fnw.
AfoNEY TO LOAN on HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
III
ture, pianos, horses, carriages, wagons, dc: the
property viii remain undisturbed- in your pos
session; terms easy; lowest rates: private Offices;
ell business strictly confidential yOu can have
The money the day you apply for il; payments
can be made on the principal ~ any time: each
payment made viii lessen the cost Of carrying
the loan.
Please Gallon
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE co,
CG2 T 81 NV, main floor oel,5-lG;o
YyAsHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN COM
W pauy lend you so and upward on furni-
turs, piano, horses, wagons, &c,:no publicity and
property 70 remain IN your undisturbSd posses
zion; losns paid il part in fun at any time 30
suit the convenience OF the borrower. aud any
part psid reduces the cost OF carrying the loan
in proportion 70 the amount paid. WASHING
TON MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, 6IO K sE
Z.
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DR.. LEON,
:6I Missouri Avenue northwest
OFFICE HOURS, I0TOI, 5TO3
CARPETS CLEANED.

=
The Continental Carpet Cleaning Co. is dsv0t-
iRg lis whole time 70 expert wOrk-any other
vouldu pay.
Carpets and rugs cleaned and disinfected re-
moving dust, moths, organic matter, etc. Ca--
pets taken up, relaid, fitted, and sewed. Reno
yating carpets on the floor, feathers renovated.
and mattresses made over send postal and Ws
VIII cali, giving prices Main office i4II !. y ave.
oc.s-ln
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


riNHE GIRLS REFORM SCHOOL OF THE DIS
! trict of Columbia viii o. be open for Wis
itoIs, on account of the smallpox now in Wash
ingteu, un.il further notice ia2-lt
TIE PUBLIC ARE WARNED AGAINST
4 trusting my WIFE Mary Dant on my ac-
count, as | shall not pay any bills contracted by
her THOMAS + DANT ian2-3t
4, EoRGE r PERKINS. THE WELL-KNOWN
u medium, viii! assist the Progressive Spiritu-
alisi Church WEDNESDAY EVENING, January =,
Typographi ii Hall, i23 G st. IL. W; excellent
music and tests. jaul-It
EIREMEN's sURANCE COMPANY, OFFICE
g rner Seventh street and louisiana avenue
northwest Washington, ID G., December ii
1894 The stockholders of the tircmenS Iusur-
Gn-e Coup rany, OF "; slinctOn aud Gcorg- town.
VIII meet at this Office on MONDAY, January =,
II a to II IN, for the purpose Of eecting thir-
teen directors FOR the ensuing year
{ W HOWARD,
de23-2w Secretary
DRoPosAIs FOR DYNAMoToRs AND VEN
i tiiatirg registet s-Onice OF building for Ii
brary OF Congress, I45 East Capitol sire g,
Washington, DI-C.. DECEMBER % I-9L-Sep-
arate sealed proposals for dyIamotOFs and
for ventilatiug registers FOR the building for
the Library ot Congress III this city viii DC
received a. this Office until O'clock D. IN. Oh
WEDNESDAY, iha 10th day Of January, 1895, and
opened Immediately thereafter in the presence
OF bidders Specifications, general instructions,
ana conCiitiDn5 aad blank forms of proposal may
be obtained un application 10 this Office. BER-
NARD r. GREEN, superintendent and Engj-
neer. ds3l-ia2,4,1
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! cloud over an otherwise brilliant horoscope
DAHLA HUGHES
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de22w
AUcTIoH SAILS
, G sloan, Auetloneer.

n C SLOAN, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY. LOCATED On Sru ST EX-
TENDED, BETWEEN FLORIDA AVE md
GRANT AVE y W, BEING PREMISES No.
2I2S AND 2i31
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\ BUSINESS EDUCATION

4 BUSINESS EDUCATION.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE,
iO1 lth - NV,
G. X. URNER, l. W, 4. r. Prin
Our sneciaIty is preparing hoOkkeepers and
stenographeIs. y complete course Of insiruc-
ton leads TO pernaneu. and lucrative siiua-
ton Moderate tuition and easy terms Day
and evening sessions.
Shorthand Dictatiou SO.iety-Entrance fee. =:
monthly dues, 81; die tation three nights q wee
Address. ". y. IRNER. Secretary de2.-llllo
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Il KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL. 1926 @
IN street northwest Miss Susan Pollock, prill-
cipal Training class Tor teachers Refer
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q Fourth race-Half a mile Selling. Purse,

~lHlN IdlI. y on etS.lA.
Bettiug-SonOra. eyel: West Side 9: Paragon.
- 10 .. Forest. q; Bevuard, 10: Kentucky Lady,
40: Jennie r. 90. Irish Pat, 50 Western Star, 60,
and salisbury 400
= Fifth race-SiE and cne-hali furlongs Sell
- frr- rurla eaist Tirne
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PROF. CLAY. .yoqSB3 wQH9EEFf 55g 5,e,ii1I6. cdA5B
tells your life from cradle 20 grave; every
hidden mystery revealed: tells the business that
viii bring YOU greatest success; in love affairs %
never fails; unites separated: RECEIVERS losses;
causes speedy marriages: removes evil Infiu-
ences- f1retells with certainty all commercial
and business transactions. twelve years So
lished. Ladies and gentlemen. % cents each
Hours 70 g; open sunday. fS9 II ST. be- ~
and 9Th SIS sw
LTREE DENTAL INFIRMARY-DESTAI DE-
L partuent Of Colum biau University. ~ ~
NV open daily from until ) ? n All operations
atcost OF material used Extracting free oc.g-3In
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How the Horses Ran.

start -fra EClur- A on gallCplNE.
Berrug-Nalc5tt. 4 10 >. Bon Voyage. -: Jack
Invru. &. 81 lGurent. 40: CayuaIite. j.: kazau.
G: Tlr-le Bra ,o go Fc-t, g. Ture Rose, 80. Arabi
Pa-ha. 400. ilya, -; Charley r., IS, aud Red
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4 trusting my WIFE Mary Dant on my ac-
count, as | shall not pay any bills contracted by
her THOMAS L. DANT ian2-3t