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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-05

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sledd at Centenary. Richmond. There
are Others. however. who send DR..
Smith to Monumental, Portsmouth,
and Rev. Mr.. Betty to Centenary, Rich.
mond. Mr.. Betty is now at Court
street Church, Lynchburg, to which
charge, 1t is generally conceded, DIR.
Siedd Will be ser. e----- -,f tive e,nte-
makers have assigned Rev. DR.. Young
to Granby-Street.
During the session OF the Conference
grand Spworth League rally will be
heid. at which Bishop Galloway and
other prominent divInes will speak. 1t
is probable that measures Will be In
stltuted looking to the formation OF q
State League. II such an organization
Is not really effected.
The lay delegates elected from this
section are as follows:
Norfolk District-W, w. Vicar. C. w.
Petit and ]. w. CRANKY. of Norfolk; i.
"a. kellam. OF Princess Anne.
Portsmouth District-Iieorge Il. Ne.
vile, OF Portsmouth,: John Crofford. or
Isle, OF Wight; Judge W. ]. Kilby' OF
suffolk. and a. Bunkley. of SmithfleId,
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Publications. Rccc,ycd.

OUTING FOR NOVEAIBER.-Thc
monthiE has been received from the
publishers and proves that fortune is
smiling upon the worlds magazine of
Sport and recreation. An unusual num-
ner oi lire Illustrations and many read
most interesting. Every clean. whole
some sport receives attention, while
some excellent fiction gives the needful
variety To suit varied tastes. The odi-
toriai and record departments are most
valuable accessories
BABNLAND-This qualifications for
children is at hand as bright and
smiling for the little ones as IL could
be. 1T is their delight Price. five
cents q number
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Atlantic city Property at Auction

Messrs. IL. II. and c. II. IIostetter
VIII oiier for sale at II IN. to-day, ON
the promises. corner Second street
ana Avenue y, Atlantic City, one lot az
MO feet with the double tenement
thereon and 75x120 feet on the corner
OF Second street and Avenue Is, with
wood mill house thereon, and three lots
Nos 81, %, and "a, on Avenue b, 25xI2O
feet each, in square 5, and two lots on
Front street, adjoining Nottingham n
Wrenn. and three tracts of land in Nor
folk county, Va. near tho head OF
Western Branch-one of so acres one of
i0i acres, and one of 1l6 acres more or
less. This property will be sold for a
division on easy terms
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The Football Excursion.

The committee having charge Of the
FOOTBALL excursion, which runs to Rich
inond Thanksgiving Day over the Nor
ioik and Western, have already per
iccteu their arrangements. The train
VIII leave Norfolk nj . o'clocE I'm ihr
morning. ana will return the same
night at 30. There will be no change
or stops of the train on the trip. in
order to save the cXcursionists the in
convenience of getting tickets at the
grounds, arrangements have been made
with the Virginia management to send
tickets in advance. and these can be
secured on the train. Game tickets will
be fifty cents; trip tickets, S1.5O
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Charged win Assault.

Lee Williams. colored. was arrested
ON warrant yesterday by Deputy
High Constable Manning. charged with
assauiting Maggie Spencer n small
colored girl living at No. rs Allentown,
inc warrant was sworn out by the
girls mother. Williams lives next door
to the child. in whose house the assault
Is alleged To have been committed.
Georgia Briggs. colorcd. was also ar
rested by the same officer, charged
with assuuiting one r.. Davis and draw
ing knife with intent to cut him.
She was locked up for a hearing.
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k,I x.lr.

WlLl.iAMS-At her residence. Pearl
street, Park View, Sunday November 8
1872 y. m, Mrs. ADLINE WILLIAMS
beloved wife of Curtis Williams, aged as
years.
The funreal service will take place at
the residence THIS (TuesdaD AFTER
NOON at $3.50 o'clock. Friends and ac-
attend.
JAMES-At his late residence, corner
High and Washington streets, on sim
gay; N9yember 2, 1872 ut I 4. m, GEO.
IL JAMES aged q years and 10 months.
Funeral from Monumental NJ e.
Church THIS CrGesday) AFTERNOON
at o'clock. Friends and ncu,iantamce.;
are respectfully invited to attend.
MASON-At his late residence. Port
Norfolk, Norfolk county. Va, at II. m.
on November l. 1895, HOSEA BALL0U
MASON, aged 81 years and u days.
Funeral from Scottstillc Baptist
Church THIS Crucsday) MORNING, No
vcmbcr ., at II O'clock.
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Charged win Stealing.

W. II. Washington, coloreti, will ex-
plain to the Police Justice this morn
ing his possession of Smithiicld han,
found i'm his keeping by Officer VIII
liams yesterday. Richard McGrath. a
grocer on Cumberland street. has miss
Cd several hams. shoulders. and other
articles of late, and yesterday swore
ont Il search warrant. The officer went
to No. "a Lincoln street and found one
of the supposed stolen hams. Wash
ingtOn was arrested
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Carrier Pigeons.

The five carrier pigeons let fly by Mr..
j. e. F'ulford. from his store No. 81
Commercial Place Sunday morning. ar
rived in York, Pa. in eight hours and
ten minutes. which is said to be the
best time ever made for so great a dis
lance. The birds belong to Mr.. c. f..
Welsh, OF York, Pa, and are highly
priced by him.
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PR0CL anna ton !!
BY the Mayor.
Mayors Office


Norfolk, Va, November {, 1879
Attention of all concerned is herrl Y
S SUI 70 chapter lsS, Sections 3,siG and
S,Sl7, OF the Code of Virginia:
SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS
ON OR BEFORE ELEC-
TON DAY.
Chapter 1SS, Sections a,S;s and 3,s;7.
Code OF Virginia.All barrooms, saloons;
and other places for the sale Of intoXica-
ting liquors situated In the county, cor
poration or district in which an election
Is : held SHALL BIZ CLOSED FROM
SUNSET on the previous day to that on
WHICH an election under this act ia begun
until SUNRISE OF THE DAY AFTER
such an election is concluded. and during
that time the sale and distribution of all
Intoxicating liquors In the county, corpo-
ration or district In which an election is
held Is prohibited, and any person viola
ting this section shall be deemed guilty
Of misdemcanor. and. IL convicted. pun
lShed by Il line not exceeding 81 Goo, and
Imprisonment in jail not more than n
year.
no6-1t ClIAs. w. PETIT, Mayor
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Meteorological Dntn.

Weather Bureau, Norfolk, NOVA.
Local meteorological data for the a
hours ending p. m. last night:
Maximum temperature. ..... 81
Minimum temperature. a.
Normal temperature deduced from
"a years observation. ... sc
Departure from normal 2
Departure since January LIST 22T
Rainfall for "a hours 0
hailtaii since first of month. 1.01
j. j. GRAY Observer
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Robert liunting's show horses will
90, &c soid AT auction to-day by the Nc
also two standard bred colts from Ac,
Gu Stock Farm. Richmond. Va. ana
over 200 other horses of all kinds. Don't
miss this sale II you want a good horse
cheap. %
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Mrs. s. Raphel's entire stock, at No.
116 Church street, must be sold at once.
Everything that pertains to first ella IS
shoe-making, ut cost to close out the
business.
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NOTICE.,

The copartnership heretofore existing
under the firm name of II. y. WYNNE 4:
CO. having this day dissolved by mutual
consent. G. +. Mitchell retiring, +. p.
Wyhne assumes all liabilities and will
sign In litigation. +. p. WYNNE.
100 I. 7. MITCHELL.
SS1opef 10 1879. no5-10t
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Herr Hans Mcstis.s stud,o.

Herr Hans Mettkc has moved to No.
81 Freenason street, opposite Christ
Church. where he will give lessons In
singing, on piano, and violoncello.
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For the Uniycrsi,y Fun,,

:, Messrs. Jenkins, Hubbard, and Tom
I'm, the committee appointed TO re.
celve and solicit subscriptions for the
University Fund. were at work yestcr-
DAY They have mapped OF this CITY
INTO divisions. and propose to make
thorouEh canvass. The various news
paper offices of the city have been re
quested to receive such donations as
those not called on by the committee
may desire to subscribe The follow
ing Is the list of subscriptions SO far
booked by the committees:
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ANNOUNCEMENT

Having leased No. lG3 Main street
from January ]. 1856, | will open on or
ABOUT February l, With entire new STOCK
o. MERCHANT TAILORING, CLOTH-
ING and GENTS FURNISHINGS Of
every descriptions
For the present at No. 223 Main stree,
You can md 4 magnificent line Of Sam
pres from q irSt-clcSS merchant tailor
or New York. every garment with
UNION LABEL ATTACHED. Prices
Low. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
y. G. CARROLL,
223 MAIN STREET
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Nine. Mettkc, pupil of DIR. Lambert
Sauveur, OF Boston. Mass, wishes to
form day and evening classes for ladies
and gentlemen. Terms moderate
Present address. 227 Freemason street
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Over 500 people fitted with glasses in
Norfolk by DR.. Week, and no com
plants. f. H. GALE. 1852 Main ST. /.
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acknowledgements, All Shades.
Bridal bouquets. funeral designs.
plants for decorating
( MRS. BIDGOOD. 80 CRANKY street
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instruction in Music.

VS. Professor Charles Borjes, organist of
Cum berlnnd Street NJ E. church. takes
pleasure in announcing to the public
sofi Norfolk and vicinity that he is now
sgiring all his time to the teaching OF
ssmnsic, piano, violin, mandolin. land
Eflute, at his studio. Y. NJ. C. A.. building.
Terms and particulars can be learned
I'm application by letter or In person.
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Lamp Tables and Five-o'Clock Teas
new styles, at Chapman & Jakeman's
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Do Your glasses suit you? IL not see
DR.. Week. I62 Main St.
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Prof, n. Bcllezzn's Dancing Academy
MOntcfiOrc Hull

Glass for ladies' and gentlemen Mon
days and Fridays S p. m: for ladies
and children Tuesdays and SATURDAY.
y. IN.
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oyster Sandwiches at Macs. S cents

In case for 81.
CHAPMAN & JAKEMAN
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Sal Libbey and Mount Washington Cut
glass at low prices at Chapman &
Syekeman VI
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oyster Sandwiches at Macs. 6 cents,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-05

Sterling Silver Mounted Pocket
Books. Seal and Alligator. for 65 cents
each. CHAPMAN & JAKENfAN
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Spcc:r isnie THIS wecIs-wrirht.s. 10.
Nlnisl sfrorI

see last sundays Virginian for price
list. Big bargains. Call and SEQ them
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Ring liver Bridal Presents as low
saS the lowest. &
gs CHAPMAN q JAKEaiAN.
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Ora. Harmon q frey.
Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat. Consul.
s.te ton free. tSG Main street. Norfolk
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| One Cent ,Tsid FsI
No advertisements less than 10.
HELP wANTEp-MALE.

wANTED-1o0 boys ana girls to earn
81 per day Get four steady quart
customers for mix for 81 610 11th st.
aul7-7t
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\ Jonadab Misstatcment.

Editor Times: Quite unintentionaily on
the part OF The Times no doubt, were state
ments i'll the article entitled Annual Con-
vention of Jonadabs' in last Sundays
edition There cannot be goo delegates
to the Sovereign Council at Harper's Ferry,
W Va, on September I'd to 9Th, as there
are only ten councils in the order, seven in
the District of Columbia; ore each in Balti-
more, Md: Alexandria, Va; and Harper's
Ferry, W Va, none III either P Pennsylvania
or Rhode Island, as errously stated, and
total membership of 527
l desire to contradict the statement to
the effect, that the question Of women
being admitted in the order would receive
little opposition" Not a council of the
order would consent to have a lady MEM
bership, or adopt a constitution in the
Sovereign Council giving hat privilege.
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CHARGES AGAINST MR.. PUGH.
Growing Out of the Dismissal Of
SpeciHI OFFICER Green's Case.

Growing Out of the Dismissal Of
Special Officer Green's Case.
Charges have been preferred by c. II. Nom
zoe. of No. ASP D street northwest, against
Prosecuting Attorney James I. Pugh, 5r.,
OF the District branch Of the police courts
The charges werenade eComnissioner
Truesdeu, and refer to the alleged reckless
firing of a pistol in the B. < o. railroad
depot by Special officer John n. Green,
who is employed by the Baltimore and OHIO
Company.
Green was arrested by Precinct Detecuv5
Hartigan and taken to the police CCUrt on
the charge OF reckIessIy dischargtng fire.
arms within the District The case, it ap-
pears, never came to trial. Mr.. AuTOe's
charges follow;
Sir The annexed clippings from tha
Washington Times and Post under date OF
August 6, 1895, present TO your noties
the reckless and indiscriminate use OF 8
pistol in the hands Of Special Officer Green,
stationed at the Baltimore and Ohio depOts
on the night of August ., 1895, at the houP
OF 9.1O O'Clock
In addition I desire to present TO your
notice the fact that on the mOr8Ing OF
the 9Th inst. 10 the police court the mat
ter was dropped, or rather hushed up, BY
Mr.. Push, attorney for the District Of
Columbia, in taking Green's personal
bonds. or by ''noIe pros Of the case,
The District Attorney had no right ia
the law 10 settle the case without i5
coming to the attention Of the judge pre-
siding.
My connection and interest in the case
is that Officer Hartigan summoned me as
a witness for the government, and ths
settlement of the case in the manner IN
which it was done looks to me like
Job on the part of Mr.. Pugh, the ageu5'
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad aud
Officer HaTtigan. =
The witnesses in the case are:
William A GoOding, No. 445 / strees
northwest; Officer Hartigan, Sixth pre-
cinct; Officer R. Harlow, Sixth preeincti
| c. H. Monroe, No. 452 D street North west.
Very respectfully,
c. H MONROE
Appended were newspaper clippings gIT@
| ing an account of the shooting.
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One Cent RsIt PsI
No advertisements less than IOs.
AUCTION SALES.
RADCLIFFE. SUTTON & co, SUCCESS
SORS TO RATCLIFFE, DARR co.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TNO-STORA
FRAME BI5IIDTNG ON NICHOLS AV.
FNUF. USED AS A PUBLIC HALL.

FNUE. USED AS A PUBLIC HALL
Rv virtue or a deed or trust given to US
md duly recorded in liberl996 at folio 237
et seq. one OF the land records OF the DIS
trIst Of Columbia, and al the request OF the
party urrd thereby, we VIII sell al pub
Die auction. in front of the premises, on FRI
DAY, AUGUST -3, 1895, at 4 80 T. III,
the follow ing described real eStat q situate IN
the District of Columbia. to-wiE Part Of
lot twelve tI2l in section numbered eight
To- Oh the trustees subdivision Of tine Barry
Farm, according to the plat ol said subdi-
vision as same ppeJ rs o reeord ~ the oifIce
OF the surveyor for the District ul Columbia,
n county subdivision book marked Levy
Court no ., at page j, and be- ihhlhg Tor
the same at the northeast corner OF SAID
lot mum bered Twelve tl2l and running
thence in a southwesterly direction with
the west lime or Nichols avenue thlrty-two
1927 feet. thence ia a HUItHN csJcrlE dlrec-
llOn parallel with the north line oi said lot
sixty 900 feet ihen e ln a nertheastCrly Gl-
reullou parallel with the west line Ol said
Nichols avenue thirty-JwO t324 feet, and
thence in a s0utheasteriy direction along
the mortl line OF said lot sixty t6Ob feet To
the place of beginning, together with an
tie improvements
TER AS-0ne-t third cash; balance in six
and twelve months from dale Of sale, the
deferred payments 90 be secured by deed
of trgsU upon hG property sold ana 10 bear
interest aI . Ln rate ol 81 per lcnt per inuuIn,
OF all cash at the option of the purchase
A deposit or Sl0O TO be paid at the sale.
Terms Id be complied with fifteen days
from day on sale, otherwise the trustees re-
serve the rigut 70 advertise aud resell the
property al the risk and cost OF the default
lug purchaser
All CouveyanCing at purchasers cost
GOOD tide uE no sale.
JOSEPH r EDISON,
CHARLES b BAILEY.
auq-l4-I9- 9-23-morn Trustees.
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Onen All Next week.

The colored exhibit to be sent to Atlanta
will remain open 10 inspection by the
public all during this week, 1t
contains many articles that show the great
progress the colOred people have made
and has proved point of great attraction
during the past week that it has been
opened for inspection at the rooms of the
Colored y. NJ. c. A, No. 1904 Eleventh
street northwest.
Thc Commissioners desire an exhibits To
be sent in at the earliest Practicable
nia nlsnt az they are now getting ready
- forward ta Atlanta
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New Through yestIbuled Coaches Be-
tween Washington and Atlanta
via Southern Railway.
The Southern Railway announces THAI
beginnin August IS new vestibuled
coaches will be operated on its Washing
ton & South western Vestibuled Limited be-
tween Washington, D. C., aud Atlanta, Ga,
connecting at Charlotte with through
coach for Jacksonville.
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SIMMER RESORTS.

FOTONF RAY-A new place op-
pUsite Wi4KersoU's; beautifully located
forsunlmer boarding: boating bathing, fish
inC. etc; table a5Undauuy furnished; terms
low Z. c. WILKERSON, Prop,
!y30-Imo Colonial Beach, Va.
WIN, Rockville, Nd; with
all modern Conveniences; lighted with
gas baths, etc; large rooms and shaded
lawns: terms moderate; 81 90 per day, 81
90 SlUper week MRS. NJ. COLLEY
ly2l-lmO
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EDUCA TIONAL.

TRAINING SCH0OL-Mrs- Halt
nIanus Normal Training School for
KIND argart ners andP rnEslTy Teachers .f0EIil-
cry al Ii Forte Ind ). has hecn transferred
tu washington Mrs HaimaHn VIII Fe-
cire Applications at rtr ftshfrrrr. 1905
Bacon ~ NV. between 20 and II D'tiock
I'd aaIkt t#
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TRT TSTEES' SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE of unimproved real
property in Barry farm.-By virtue OF q
deed Of trust given TO us and duly recorded
in Liber 1882, folio 122 ct seq, one OF the
land records OF the District OF Columbia,
and at the request OF the party secured
thereby, we shall offer for sale on Satur-
day, the 24th day of August 1899, at
O'Clock p. m, the following described
lots, situate and being lots numbered Ie,
70, so, 81, 50, and SO in Bates and Cal
laghan's Subdivision OF lots 20 and 70 I'D
section three (3) of the trustees sub
division of the Barry Farm estate, as the
same Is recorded in nbtr county pook o,
folio l23, in the surveyors Office OF the
District of Columbia
Terms cash A deposit of $50 will be
quired at time of sale. ConveyancIng
etc. az purchasers cost Terms of sale
to be complied with-wdthin fifteen days,
else the trustees reserve the right TO resell
the property at the cost of purchaser after
five days advertisepent.
SAM CROSS,
WALLACE C. RAYBOLD,
Trustees.
Percy Mctzger. Attorney 472
Louisiana avenue, holder Of the note
auI4 16 .19. Il, ,23,24.
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| One Cent R5a1 P5a |
No advertisement less than 1os.
HUNDREDS ARE CURED
Every Week by DR., Walker-You
May Consult Him Free
Of Charge.

Dir. Walker is a specialist in every sense
OF the word, treating only that class OF
affections known as chronic or long stand-
ing diseases He has devoted his life TO
the thorough knowledge aud understands
ing OF these diseases, which Include those
troubles aud ailments OF a lingering na.
ture affecting the blood, nerves, stomach,
throat and lungs, heart, kidneys, liver,
bowels, aud other organs and which the
family physician or general praCtitIOner
among acute fevers a aud accidents, has
neither the time nor inclination 10 mves-
tisate or understand
In curing these diseases, DIR. Walker
has been emiuentIy successful; so sue
cessfuL in fact, that he has without doubt
the largest practice OF any physician "A
iris section OF the country.
YOUNG
Or middle-aeed men suffering from the
effects Of their own foIIies, vices, or ex-
cesses, or men contemplating marriage
who are conscious Of any impediment or
disqualification, or those who feel their
youthful vigor and power declining,
should consult Dr. Walker who has beeu
the means OF restoring hundreds Of such
unfortunates to health, strength, and hap
piuess.
HOURS.
DR. Walker may be consulted free OF
charge, personally or by letter. His weIb
known sanirarf1un, at 1411 Pennsylvania
avenue, adjoining Wizards Hotel, is open
daily FOR consultation and trea tEnent or.
flee hours, 10 a. m 10 . p. m; Wednesday
aud Saturday evenings, . 70 8; Sundays
10 10 u -
Charges for treatment very low.
All interviews a ud correspondence sa-
/ credly confidential No cases made public
| without consent Of patients
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SPECIAL to Table BoarderS-M -Messrs
Duffy x Leonardo, prcpFietors OF
"The American House" corner Pennsyl'
vania aveuue and Seventh street, beg to
announce to the public generally that they
are now serving the best table board IN the
city, from 6 a. II. to p. III, at the
foIIowIpg reduced prices meals per day,
$50. meals per day, S15 per month
Particular attention given ladies.
jy31-imo
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TEST CASE CERTAIN.
Upon this statement or the Western
Unions position there seems to be 10
difficulty IL making a test case. The
company viii not attempt to conceal ttE
operations. In any case, upon the arrest
OF one OF its officials for promoting lottery,
the books Of the company can be brought
into court by the usual order and they VIII
show whether the company has been fore
warding the lottery messages. :
That such messages have been for years
forwarded by the Western Union from
Louisville To indianapolis and other places
is a matter Of common knowledge in the
Eentucky city.
II The telegraph companies can be pre-
vented from receiving the lottery messages
here the criminal resort at RosIyn VIII bs
closed.
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PER. WALLPAPER
100 600 rolls, all grades, wholesale and
retail. Houses and rooms papered at
lowest prices. GILLETTs, 733 @th st.
nw aulS-3t
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TEMPLA R-Eneage
your rooms: large airy rooms one square
from Boston State House; zoe. 10 81 per
night, according to number III room. Ad.
dress CUMMINGS & CLARK, 20 Bulfinch
81 Poston Mass au1S-3t
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FOR SALE-Large new feather bed;
good Domestic sewing machine; eight
dollars each Also, tables, chairs trunks
small lot table and kitchen ware, cheap.
1909 1Ith St n w au1S-lt
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FOR SALE-4O fine large Knapps
white Leghorn chickens. 227 9th st.
Sc aH17 st
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LOST

LOST-About 7:30 Sunday evening near
the 9TH st. and Pa. ave. transfer, or on
9TH ST. and lexington street car lines, a
pocketbook containing papers of value TO
nobody except the owner. The finder viii
be rewarded by returning to L. a. COOL
IDGE, 14O6 G st.nw. au19-mae3t
LOST-On Saturday night, between 724
18Th and Georgetown, pocket case con-
tanning papers OF no value but to the owner.
Return to T24 9Th NV. and receive reward.
1t
LOST-Canary; reward if returned 10
No. 220 IL St NV. au17-2t
LOST-Knights Templar charm; name of
owner, lodge, chapter, and command
cry engraved thereon. Liberal reward if
returned TO BENZ PARKHURST, 30S N
st. NV. au16-3t