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The Washington times., 1895-01-31
ItsIRIeT IN CONGRESS.


The House District Committee yesterday
decided in favor Of the extension of the Co
lumbia Street Railway line westward over
;he rou:e also asked for by the Washington
aud Georgetown road. and also for the east
wari extension OF the Line The routes OF
both extensions have been hereto ore put-
lishe1 ia TIE TI3Igs. PeF;niss. .on IS gwen
the Columbia 10 use the Washington anc
Georgetown tracks on Pennsylvania avenue.
between Fifteenth AMI SeyenIe snth streets.
The Columbia also got permission 70 coh-
strucl ain overhead trolley line from lis pres
ent eastern terminus along The Jennings and
Biadensburg roads. and 10 construct trestle
bridge across the Eastern Branch Unless
the western extension is comp .eted WIKI Il
year and tie eastern within tWo years from
The date of apfroyul OF the act. lke rights
granted iy the act shall lie null and void.
The Metropolitan Railroad Company an
the Columbia are required 10 give trans. ers,
al Fourteenth street au.l New York avenne
ana : nth street and New YORK avenue Tie
Washington and G. orSe.own is TO run its
Fourteenth street line straight down rom
New YORK avenue TO Pennsylvania avenue
and dscoutifie the use of the New YORK ave-
nue tracks Passengers are 10 ne transferred
at New YORK avenue and Fourteenth street
The bill to incorporate the Capitol Railway
ioElI1tua WAS 'i7o ~ oIttrlsa iel'ofted NtSter-
day. Overhead troiley wires within the city
limits are prohibited.
The committee aso reported fayorably
upon the bill authorizing the lexington
Company to extend its troly line from the
intersection OF North Capitol Street and
Michigan avenue to connect with the Brook
land line
Mr. Dockery has introduced bill intended
10 prevent The purchase OF short weight coal
and short measure wood by any Cover lment
Official in the District Zoo
Mr. Richardson has introduced resolu-
ton providing. for the distribution and sale
of 5000 copies OF the compilation of the
District statutes.
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AUCTION SsL S
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
il TATE IN aND ADJOINING THE TOWN
OE LILY ArISEIIIE ND

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE IN and ADJOINING THE TOWN
OF H1ATISEILLE. ND
BY virtue of decree passed December %,
1891, by the circuit cours of Prince Georges
coanty, in equity cause No. al32, entitled Jonn
W. Hayes VS. lie once V Powderly, the under
signed viii otIec iCr sale at public auction on
the premises on WEDNESDAY, January 30, 1895,
at o'tl c y. M part Of tract of land known
as CEium nssle Manor, the part 10 be sOld
containing 'venty-three and three-tenths acres,
and fronting n the north9 Size of the county
road leading 10 hyattsyiIle from the wess, and
lying opposite the Evans subdivision and the
place Of George Lanhardt Thestract TO be sold
IS good farming land, rs well as peculiarly
adapted ior suh-divis on into town lots
Terms OF sale, $20a deroSff at time of sale,
one-third cash, one-third inI'cneSyear. and one
third in two years, deferred spagfnents to Ice Sc
cured by note and deed OF trust on premises
sold with interest at the rate Of u per cent. per
annum, payable semi-annuallyl. or all cash at
purchasers option
Terms OF sale TO be complied with within ten
days after day Of sale or promises resold at
purchasers risk and cost fs5
JACKSON H. RAI.SToN, Trus.ee
Hyattsville, Md, or 1898 St Ii, W, Washing
ton, d. c.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer ia27-d&ds
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.smacknd pown,, hv a ciant-A riran1,c

"Smacked Down by a Giant-A gigantic
colored man named Hezekiah. Elwood. tow
cred high above the other prisoners in Judge
Millers dock Yesterday. He, was charged
with assaulting William Kidwell. an under
sized colored man, who appeared as a mere
midget 10y the side OF the big fellow. Kidwell
told the court that Hezekiah smacLed him
down and then tried to .carye, his anatomy
with sharp knife. and remarked that he
could lick thirteen such men as he After
Judge Miller had '.sized up" the difference in
weight aud stature between The two men, he
the scales of justice balanced in the little
mans favor.
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blood, catarrh. sexual weakness, consumn-
ton. malaria, rheumatism, dyspepsia. hemor
rhoids. diseases Of women. and all affections
of the heart, lungs, stomach. liver, kidneys,
bladder, bowels, aud other organs. Young
or middle-aged men suffering from the re-
suits of their own follies, vices, or excesses,
or those about to marry, who are conscious
of any impediments or disqualiflcations to
happy marriage, should consult DR.. Walker.
To reach and reclaim such unfortunates has
been one of his aims and he has been the
means of restoring hundreds to health and
happiness.
Dr. Walker may be consulted free of
charge at his well-known sanitarium, 1411
Pennsylvania avenue, adjoining Wizards
Hotel. 0fflce hours. 10 a m. to 5 p. III. !;
Wednesday and Saturday evenings, Z to g.;
Sundays, 10 to Y.
Letters promptly answered. Charges for
treatment very low. Ali interviews and cor
respondence sacredly confidential. No cases
made public without consent of patients.
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Taking a Look Ahead.

Taking Look Ahead.
Earl of Dedbroke Il have called. sir to ask
fo- your daughters hand.
Mr. Porker-H'm But s'posing they abol-
ish your House OF Lords over there?
Earl of Deibroke That wouldn't affect
the ladies, you know. Your daughter would
still be a countess.-Exchange
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] General Manager General Passenger Agsns
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INDIGESTION.

Mr.. Harry B. Koch, one OF the best known,
most popular, and energetic of Washington's
young business men, whose handsome
jewelry establishment is at the corner of
Third street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east. and who resides at 1923 street south
east. in statement sworn to before M. A.
Bailenger, notary public, says he was suf-
ferer for years from nervous dyspepsia and
Indigestion of catarrhal nature. He tried
doctor after doctor, and all kinds of adver-
tised remedies, without obtaining relief DR..
Walker cured him.
Richard McCloud, of More own, VT,
writes: .'Dr. Walker has entirely cured me
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ESTATE OF GEORGE MARX. LATE OF TH E
IL District of Columbia No CHS admn. doe.
20-Application having been made to the
preme court of the District OF Columbia, hold
ing orphans court. for probate OF II last will and
testament and for letters testamentary on said
estate by Minnie ID. Marx. the widow and uni
yersal deysee and eGatee, this is TO Civ g notice
to all concerned to appear in said court on SAT-
RDAI, the 23d day of February, a. d. 1928, at
10 o clock n. m, 10 show cause why S2ch appli-
cation should not be granted This notice to be
published once week in each CT thr e weeks
before said day. A. B. HAtiNr II. Justice.
Attest: L. p. WRIG 4, Register of Wills, d. C.
MENTION Il GILLETT
je:!:f-3g.f fe6 Proctors for Applicant.
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In Effect 400 p NJ. January 20 1898
1879 A NJ PENNSYLVANIA LINTTED-PuI!-
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Car TO Harrisburg PsriOF and Diniag Ears
Harrisburg TO PittS5UrE
$40 P. NJ CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
Pullman Buffet Par.Or Car 10 Harrisburg
Sleeping and Dining cars, harrisburg % 81
Louis, Cincinnati, louisville, and { ago
40 p NJ WESTERN EXtEESS-FUliHR an
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Cleveland Dining Car 10 Ch,Cago-
T. NJ SOI ThN E>TERN ENiItESS-PJll-
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lJ.40 p NJ fer Erie Canandaigua, Rochester,
Buffalo. and Niagara Falls daily, Sleepius
Car Washington to Elnira-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Fxchanoe

Furnished Icy Slsby Co. bankers ana
brokers, Metropolitan Bank Building, Fifteenth
street, opposite Treasury Washington, d. c.
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of chronic Indigestion of
seven years standing. He
is the only doctor that ever
helped me. / shall always
recommend the sick to 90
to him, or write to him.
Such enthusiastic testi-
monials are sufficient guar
anty that DIR. Walker actu-
ally cures all diseases of the
brain and nervous system,
diseases OF the skin and
The Washington times., 1895-01-31

THE INCOME TAX DECISION. REVISED AND
4 corrected tofficiaD, reported in the Wash.
Law Reporter of Thursday, Jan 81, 1895, 10c. by
mall 5lS 9th st II. W. Only authentic publica-
ton
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&. SJELLANEoCS

TOR ADoPTIoN-TWo NICE AND HEALTHY
i babies, boy AMI girl to respectable party.
Address L. O. Box 5I6 Washington, d. c.
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FAILRoA :
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
In Effect 400 P NJ. January 20. 1898

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
STREETS
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FEIs7rA-

So TOR VALUE RECEIVED YOU WANT
II tie worth" Of n i0lis = We give it to
you in the shape Of eieSHut sai-s and ogercOafs
slightly worn at extraordinary lew pEires-
Gail and see them. Justa's Old stand, bl4 y
street northwest
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WANTED.

WANTED-NEAT WHITE GIRL Il OR 1s
W years Of age, for light housework; no
cooking: must bring references Apply
IN al
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DRCNPT ATTENTION; GIVEN TO ORDERS BT
4 mali or Telephone Is0s for high grade still
wine. PzRkER YISEYAED COMPANY
Agency, ~ y. J. ave. IL y.
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/" ANTED-A SHOEMAKER TO TAKE
charge of shop in good locality must be
white and furnish good reference. Call 929 eth
st northwest. ia31-3t
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pROE CIAY FoADEaFrL eI-aII;-

tells YOUR life from cradle 70 gravei every
hidden mystery revealed: tells the business shat
Will bring you greatest SUCCESS; n love a. airs ns
never fails UEites separated; rscOvers losses,
causes sFeedy marriages. removes egil influ-
ences; fOretells win certainty al commercial
and business transactions. twelve years esta5-
Eshed Ladies and gentlemen % cents each
Hours 10 p. Open sunday - 81, be- "a
ana 9th SIS
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PRAISE

nj SID con.fers are as prominent virtues a,
n plan -. 70 = day.
c. Nj. ENRICH. Proprietor.
Penn. Ave, bet. 41-2a and 9Th Sts-
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WANTED-TwO INTELLIGENT MEN AND
w two ladies of good address as solicitors for
commissions to right parties. MEDICuS, this
Office ta.0-3t
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AdoNEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE-LIFE
sFi of borrower insured for amount advanced;
easy payments; about equal 10 rent
X. L. GOODMAN,
ta:D-3mo COB 18th ST NV
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Mr Richardson has introduced a resolu-
ton providing. for the distribution and sale
of 5000 copies OF the compilation of the
District statutes.
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HOTEL ENRICH
FoR sALE-Nls 7ELLANEogs.

L,UK SALE-KSABE PIANO, 80: ROSEWOOD
Il case: good tone: sIiita,I Il Tor beginners VIII
take it back In exchange az same price.
ta2s-1t r. G. S2iiIH, l.s5 Pa. n. W
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DR.. LEON.

COCHRAN EorEL-1irH AND h STREETS
X NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON, D. &
ia1e-2m JOHN c. MILFORD, Manager
w IILARD'S HOTEL
w Pennsylvania avenue and 44En -
o. g. STAPLES. PROPRIETOR suis-t5
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-28
A GRAND JURY MATTER
Reeeptaeles Which
Menace Health enjamin's
Up Hill Fight.

Health Inspector Benjamin is making
a hard fight against the location of gar
page boxes on sidewalks. In the lower
section of the city they have become a
nuisance and he claims a menace to
health. The occupants of the big tene-
ment houses empty garbage and ashes
into the boxes daily. No one makes any
effort to keep them clean, and as result
garbage is strewn all about the neighbor-
hood. The vile doors that arise from the
receptacles have been a source of great
annoyance to a great many people and a
cause of bitter complaint.
Since December l the Inspector has been
trying to compel owners of property who
use the sidewalk boxes to either remove
them or at least to keep them clean.
avail. The boxes are plentiful in lower
Washington, Warren, Essex, Morris, Ply
mouth and Steuben streets.
Some people, according to e report
to keep the boxes clean. The Somers
estate has not only refused to obey the
instructions of the Inspector, but will
Of the family no satisfaction as to what
In front of Nos. IS and 100 Morris street
the boxes are in a terrible condition
At Warren and Morris streets there, are
Objectionable boxes. They are owned by
Patrick Buckley. He says he Will. try
to remedy the evil In FROM of tene-
street the boxes are in bad shape. In
Steuben street there are boxes which
have not been cleaned in a month. Cor
poration Counsel Blair IS to De asked t9
out if it is not possible to compel the re-
moval of the objectionable receptacles.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-28
CORPORATION NOTICE.

17t N0'i9d av of December, 1895. the Com
n,issioners of Assessment filed in the office OF
+ls Clark of the Board of Street and Water
report for the construction of a 24-inch Brick
SEWER IN wooDLAWN AVENUE.
from a point about so feet east OF Bergen
avenue to Van Cleef street; thence a S0-fnch
Sewer in Van Cleef street. from Woodlawn
svenre to Fulton avenue; thence a So-inch
sewer in same street to and connecting with
the sewer in Dwight street, and the same
;s now open to public inspection in the office
If the Clerk of said Board.
straats or avenues or particular sections there
If are included in the said assessment:-
woodlawn avenue, from Bergen avenue to
noin+ about 25 feet east of Van Cleef street.
Fulton avenue. from Bergen avenue to Gags
coran street.
yvoo5Iawn avenue about 25.0S feet north and
o5 M feet south. and from Fulton avenue about
q oS feet north and 25.0S feet south.
Jackson avenue, from a point about % feet
so,,tb Of Woodlawn avenue to Fulton avenue.
Rose avenue. from Woodlawn avenue to
Van Cieef street. from woodlawn avenue to
Fulton avenue. ,oe
two O'Clock P. NJ, and the meeting room or
the Board of Street and Water commissioners
orc hereby fixed as the time and place when
ara where the Board of Street and water
commissioners will meet TO hear. consider and
e9indicate upon all objections to said assess
ment and report.
All objections thereto must be presented in
WV order of the Board of Street and Water
commissioners. Gro TT porrro>-
Clerk.
mated Jersey City, December 20. 1895.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-28

AN OBLIGlNG WIFE
Mrs. Kzreminski Robs Her
Mistress at Her Hus-
bands Bidding.
SWIFT JUSTICE METED OUT
Danger Of Hiring Servants With
out Proper Recommendations
The Husband Ar
rested.

Annie Kline, a servan girl, with a
number of aliases. was arrested at 5:SS
o'clock this morning for robbing her
mistress, Mrs. Rose Seigel, of No. 2a
Pacific avenue. She was arraigned before
Judge Douglass, who sentenced her to
three months Imprisonment. Less than
three hours from the time of her arrest
the woman was on her way to the Coun-
ty Jail.
Mrs. Seigel procured her servant girl
from an intelligence office and took her
into the family without examining the
seemingly satisfactory reference she bore.
For the six weeks past she has been
a model servant. and the Seigels thought
very highly of her. One thing pleased
her mistress. and that was an absence
of followers. No letter carriers fingered
when delivering mail. No policemen
shared the tit-bits of the larder, and no
agents and delivery clerks tarried to
praise the menials charms.
The reason of this the Seigels never
guessed. They never knew their Annie
Kline was also known as Annie Flynn,
nor tina her real name was Mrs. Joseph
Kzreminski. Her seeming disregard for
male charms was only marital faithful
ness.
Yesterday, Joseph, of the u-npronounce-
able surnam pressed her, she said, to
increase their marital belongings by ap-
p~ropriating some of the Seigel possess
sions. This morning she dutifully com
piled with his request by emptying Mr..
Seigers pockets of SIT. She then bundled
up a number of Mrs. Seigers dresses
and left the house. This was at half
past five. Five minute later her pc
culiar burden attracted Chaneeman Hem
nessey's attention, and he took her to
the Fourth precinct station house.
An hour later the Seigels discovered
their loss, and reported it at Police Head
quarters. Chief Murphy ~telephoned to the
Fourth precinct station and learned that
the woman was held there. Mrs. Seigel
Immediately proceeded to that place and
the dresses before Judge Douglass. Then
followed Annie's commitment to the Coun-
ty Jail.
Joseph Kzreminski was arrested at his
residence. No. 45 Henderson street. and
locked up in the Fourth precinct station
being an accessory to the crime on Mon
day morning by Judge Douglass.
Captain McKaig is pleased with the
rapid action in ~railroading the prisoner
to Jail. If she had gone to the Court
of General Sessions, as was heretofore
the mode of procedure in such cases.
the Captain thinks. she would have got
ten off with a lighter sentence, or per-
haps have been dismissed with a repri-
mand.
The Kzreminskis have one child, whose
birth ante-dated their marriage. That
incident necessitated their wedding. The
girl had Joseph arrested, but withdrew
the charge when he married her.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-28
Horse ON THE RAMPAGE
Scared by a Trolley Car it
Wrecks a Wagon and Hurts
Two People.

A horse belonging to Pauleo Anger
ina, of No. 1163 Summit avenue, became
frightened at a passing trolley car while
standing in front of No. 296 Central ave-
nue. last night and started on a mad
pace down the street. 1t had not gone
more than a few hundred feet when it
turned towards the sidewalk and ran
the Wagon to which it was hitched be-
tween two poles. The wagon coming
in contact with the poles, checked the
horse in its mad career, but only for a
moment. Before any one could reach
him he had broken out of the shafts
and started off again at a wilder pace
than ever down the sidewalk.
In front of No. 276 Central avenue he
knocked down William Busage, 45 years
old, of No. 1O4 Paterson street, and five
doors below Mrs. Kohlbuch, 80 years
old, of No. 365 Sherman avenue.
Busage was SO badly injured that he
had to be taken to the City Hospital
in the patrol wagon. Mrs. Kohlbuch
was taken to her home and attended
The horse ran on for a dozen blocks
or more when it was captured by Pa
trolman Mcclure.
The wagon is a complete wreck.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-28
VALLEY RAILROAD


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TIP A. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. for MAUcH
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S:23 A. NJ. Daily for GENEVA, ROCHES-
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SO P. M. Daily, except Sunday, for AS
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9:12 P. M. Daily for ITHACA, GENEVA,
R0CHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
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