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The Washington times., 1895-03-20
They Win the Initial Game of the
Season in the South.
SCORE, SEVEN TO NOTHING
COlumbia's Local Team. Reinforced By Few
Beaneaters, Were Washington's 0gpo-
nents-Manager schmelz Highly Fleased
With the Flaying of His Men-The Eoys
to Try Conclusions with Boston To-Day.
Especial to The Times. }

Columbia, S. c., March l9-Washing
toms League. team is doing good work.
This afternoon in the game against Column
bia, Washington made the first shut out.
Washington rnade seven runs To Columbia's
none. Both teams did conscientious playing,
and Manager Schmelz is verymuch pleased
with the work of his team.
Although tic Washington team has had
a setback on account OF bad weather, very
good pull together is 10 be observed.
Selbach did some very good work in the out
field. and added 10 his record by making
the first home run OF the season on this
ground. Mcclure. who caught a good
game for his own team, made two three
base hits, and Mahoney, who was loaned to
the Columbians, is showing up well.
Anderson and Krumm divided the pitch
ing OF the game, and both OF them did wei.
allowing only man apiece bases on balls,
and three and four base hits each.
GOOD FIELD WORK.
The team showed good field work, by hav
ing few errors credited. Coogan played
short stop instead OF Houseman. who has
been left in Charleston on account Of a lame
arm. and Boyd was put in right field in
place OF Collins
Manager schmelz expressed himself as
very much pleased with the game, and in
speaking about hrumm, Coogan, Crooks,
Nicholson. and Mahoney. the new men on
the team. said that they were showing up
fully as wei as he expected Altogether
the men were in much better shape than
could be expected. considering the IN
clement weather which has been encoun-
tered.
The Columbiaus. who are all amateur
players, were reinforced by Mahoney, of
Washington; Tenncy. Camel, and Nyce, of
Boston, who are here on their practice
games. The players put cons idcrable
snap intothe.r work, and the several innings
played showed that the men were III for
hard work.
SCORE OF THE GAME.
The following is the official score of the
game
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October %. 1894, he says: "For five
years / was victim of nasal catarrh and
catarrh OF the stomach, Tor which ] could
find TO cure until ] went TO Dr.. Walker.
He relieved my suffcrings almost inlmedi-
ately, and now / am entirely well.
1t is the old, cid story, bat il brings
new hope to thousands of weary suffer
erS, FOR ii tells OF DT. Walkers unpar-
allelcd success in curing all nervous and
health ana happiness the victims of ca
tarrh, asthma, consumption, dyspepsia,
scrOfula, paralysis, epilepsy, nervous pros
tration, rheumatism, malaria, neuralgia,
hemorThoids, disease of women, heart
disease. kidney and liver troubles, and
many other ailments that Iafile The aver
age physician. 1t tells young ard middle
aged men who are suffering from The
effects OF their own youthful fnlies and
eXCesseS that they may be restored 10
the full Vigor and strength OF perfect
manhood.
DR.. Walker may be consulted free of
charge, personally or by letter His we'll
known sannarium at 1411 Pennsylvania
avenue, adjoining Wizards Hotel, is open
daHy for consultation and treatment. Of
flee hours, 10 a. m. 10 , p. m; Wednes-
day and Saturday evenings. 10 :; sun
days, 10 to IL.
Charges for treatment very low
All interviews and correspondence sa-
credly confidential. No cases made public
Without consent of patients.
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Athletics nfY. VI. c. a.

The athletes OF jhe Young Mems Christian
Association VII give an exhibition in the
gymnasium tonight under the direction
OF Prof. Sims. The programme viii in
clude some special work, as wei as several
contests in pole vaulting. vauiung from
the low bar, parallel bar, and high jumping.
Fred Doyle VIII give his specialties in
clab swinging.
There VIII be wrestling by Drs. Jobson
and CockeriIie. statuary by Ward and Nc
ChesBey, Harry Parke will give an exhibi-
ton Of fancy bicycle ding, and Horan Will
lead his class III tumbling.
The exhibition viii begin at s o'clock
aud friends OF the organization are invited
to be present.
The affair viii be doubly interesting
from the fact that the winners of the several
contests VIII probably be entered in the c.
A. {. open indoor championships, 10 be held
on the 27th instant.
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DATcLHFE, DARR & CO, Auctioneerz.

TRUSTEES SALE Or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NUMBERED
$3.50 STREET NORTHWEST, GEORGE
TOWN, D. c.
Under and by virtue of a deed Of trust to Us
made on the l9th day OF July, A D. 1Ss2, and
duly recorded among the land records Of the
District of Columbia, in Liber l6sS, folio 451 and
at the request Of the parties secured therssy,
We VIII sell az public auction in front OF the
premises on MONDAY, Isl April. A H. 1895, as
o'clock T. NJ, all u a. certain piece or parcel
OF land and premises situate in the city OF
Washington. District OF Columbia, known and
distinguished as and being par OF lot No 1g5,
in BeaHs addition TO Georgetown. being in
square Nc -, beginning for the same at the end
OF a hBe drawn en- the south line OF " est street
three hundred and one lStl) set, more or less
from the southwest corner Of " est and WASH
ingtOu streets said point Of beginning being
the middle Of he party waE between the house
numbered 39S6 street northwest and the
house on the east thereof and running e eac0
west with the line OF West street rwenfy-eight
CsS) feet 70 the middle Of the party wall between
said house No. 2B50 p street northwest and the
house on the west thereof: thence south and
parallel with Washington street one hundred
and twenty (l20) feet; tEelce east and parallel
with West street twenty-eiGhf t3S) feeJ, and
thence north 10 the place Of beginning
Terms Of sale. One-half Of the puych4ss
mCney in cash, balance IN two equal payments
at cIe and two years from date Of sale with six
(6) per cent interest per annUm. payable SEMI
I annually, The deferred payments q be rep
resented by notes OF the pu- c1aser and secured
by deed Of trust on the property, or all cash az
the option of the purchaser A deposit cI Two
hundred dollars 500 viii be required at time
o. sale. The terms mus be complied with IN
fifteen ,i5l days from sale, or the trustees re-
serve the right 10 resell at the risk and cost OF
defGL'ting purchaser or purchasers All con-
yeyaucine aud recording at purchase or pur-
/ chaSers' cost
ROBT L L. WHITE
6l9 F st NV,
GEORGE W WHITE
GIG + 81 NV
/ mrf9dxS Trustees
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MET APLEASANT STRANGER.
In Consequence Chris Buckley Is Minus
Gold Watch and Eighteen Dollars.

In Consequence Chris Buckley Is Minus
Gold Watch and Eighteen Dollars.
Chris G. Buckley is a stranger in Wash
ington, but last evening he learned a lesson
from the sharks that infest certain localities
here which viii remain in his memory as a
living picture forsome time to come.
Feeling in the tumor for a stroll he left
his boarding place, No. 1912 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, and was proceeding towards
the White House. when he met an interest
ing stranger, who gave him very pretty
game of con" as the detectives ex-
press it.
a friendship quickly ripened between the
two men and Buckley treated his newly
acquired friend to several drinks Of in
/ ebriating fluid. Upon the invitation Of
the latter Buckley continued his stroll 10 "a
house near Thirteenth and b streets.
Once ins ide the house the menwere treated
to a frol &C and more drinks. Later in the
( evening Buckley found himself out on the
street alone, and his gold watch and pocket
book, containing SIS. were gone
He straightway proceeded To Inspector
/ Holinberger and made complaint. and
now the detectives are looking for the enter
/ tanning stranger
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John Browns scaffold in Law Suit.

Henry W. swope. Of No. 639 Z street,
southeast, yesterday sued Angus :
tus o. Brummel, the painter, of No. 1115 G.
street northwest, and Others, to recover
a Judgment for 500 and costs. lie asks
that the conrt compel the defendants TO
make discovery as to the ownership OF
certain property mentioned, what money
was paid upon the real estate, etc, con-
veyed to MeSsrs. Glover and Rawlings; and
that Mr. Brummel say whether he still
owns the Prince 6 Gorge s county farm, and
| the John Brown Scaffold,' which was
exhibited at the Worlds Fair. If they have
! been sold he wants to know what has be :
come of the money.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TSSTATB of 1HoS. POWERS. late No. 65s1
H of District OF Columbia / Docket21
Application having teen made to the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, holding
Orphans Court, for letters Of administration
on said estate. by THoS. X. MARSHALL, this
is to give nJtica to all conceTned to appear in
said court on Friday, the 9th day of April, \. d.
1888, at 10 O'Clock a. m, TO show cause why such
application should not be granted.
Attest: l. p WRIGHT, Register Of Wills d. C.
THOS. MARSHALL, proctor for applicant,
mr13, - 1923 L St
ESTATE OF THOMAS CoNNORS, LATE OF
H Washington, District of Columbia 6439
Dec 20 Application having been made to
the Supreme Court OF tie District of Column
bia, holding orphans court, for letters of ad-
minstraton on said estate by Mary Connor, to
issue to John NJ. Berger, this is to give notice to
all concerned TO appear in said court on Friday,
the 5th day of April, a. d. 1895, at 10 O'Clock a.
m, to show cause why such application should
not be granted
l. P WRIGHT,
Register of Wills District of Columbia
Attest:
ALBERT SlLLERS, Proctor for Applicant,
mr12, 1926,
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mr19dxs
. sANsTAG, AUCTIONEER

- SAMSTAG, AUCTIONEEk
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
TATE. No 4S4 SCHOOL STREET SW.
WASHINGTON. ID. G.
Bv virtue Of 2 deed OF trust dated May f. 1894,
and recorded in Liber 1905, folio 354 ct sea. ons
Of the land records for the District OF Columbia,
we win sell n public auction in frent of the
premises on MONDAY, March y, 1895. at half
past four O'Clock p. m, lot p in Caleb Barn
houses subdivision of original iot three 3. in
square four hundred sad ninety-four li9H as
the same IS recorded IN book =, folio y, one ok
the land records OF the Surveyors OG1ce for the
District Of Columbia
sold subject TO first deed of trust to secure
the sum OF $3.50 or thereabouts, held by the
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Terms OF sale. Cash. All conVeyancing and
recording at purchasers cost. A deposit Of Sso
will be required at time of sale Terms OF sals
TO be complied with in ten days from day Of
sale, otherwise the property wiz be resod as
the risk and cost of defauiting purchaser after
live days advertisement Ct such resale.
ALTAH + COLLINS
WILLIAM SIMMONS,
mrfa-f0teYsun
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HER MARRIAGE DISASTROUS.
Mrs. John A. Beacham Is Seeking a Di-
vorce from Her Husband.

Mrs. Mary I. Beachan. ofNo. GA Seventh
street southwest, says she has found that
her husband, John a. Beacham is unfaith-
full to her and she wants a divorce, ali
mony, counsel fees and the right to use her
maiden name, Mary Z. Dixon. Her bill
OF complaint was filed yesterday by Mr..
Campbell CarrinGton, her attorney.
1t states that they were married on Wash
ington's birthday in the centennial year, by
Father Fortune, ofEhe Catholic church. The
wedding was in this city.
He has for long time, according TO the
bili, treated her harshly. He beat her in
1883 and 1884. when they We're living next
door to their present home. During last
years ne assaulted and severely hurt her
as many as SIX times.
HIS first act Of nfidelity alleged in The
bill was At the fremont House, on Septem-
ber IA. 1894 He was guilty there in
the same way again on March . last and
at No. 40S Seventh street southeast on
March 13.
They have no children
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENTS.
OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS. D C


ATOT1CE is hereby given mat the Commis-
~ siOners of the District Of OIumbia intend
to make the following improvements, which are
in their Judgment necessary 1Or the PBbiic
health safe :, and comfort. Assessments for
one-half the cost of the same viii De made as
provided for in public act No. II, approved
august :, 1894
Iarties VINO are interested in the proposed
work are hereby notified thai the Commis-
OHers Of the District Of Columbia viii give a
hearing at the Dis.rist building. Is street De-
tween and I streets northwest. on the <J.n OF
March, lss5, at II O'Clock a IA, 10 any and al
persons v h. may desire 10 object 70 said IN
proyements being made
LAY CEMENT SIDEWALKS
Twentieth street NV, between New Hamp-
shire avenue and Counecticut avenue; in 'front.'
Of 50 IL - feet ot lot No 10, stuare 81, lots
numbered g. 20, -. -, -, 20. 81, =, and .,
square 90; square 50, square 81; 10 5 - and .,
square 80. square 1I3, square IA except s1uth
@ feet Of lot No, !, square IA; estimated cosS
SET NEW SIS GRANITE CURB.
Twentieth street NV, between New Hamp-
shire avenue and COnpecticut avenue: in ffOnt
Of lot No 10, sIuare q; lo5 No. .. square 9iii
feet Of lot No l, square III; estimated cost,
g, zoo
LAY CEMENT SIDEWALK AND SET NEW
GRANITE CURB.
Florida avenue NV, north side, between
Nineteeuth street and Connecticut ay snus;
estimated cost, 5000
LAY BRICK SIDEWALK
Park street, north side, between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets NV except IN front OF east
g. feet OF lot 80; estimated cost 500
LAY BRICK SIDEWALKS AND SET NEW
GRANITE CURB
Florida avenue NV, south side, between Vine
teenth and Twentieth streets, and 7 street nGF-,
south side, between Nineteenth street AM Flor
ida avenue estima ed cost. l-3D0
Florida aFenus NV. between Twentieth street
and CoHnecticuf avenue, in 'front.' Of square NO.
90; estimated cost, Sl,z0t
SET NEW GRANITE CURB AND RELAY
BRICK SIDEWALKS
First street Sc , between ID street and North
Carolina avenue, in front Of squares Numbered
594 ana s3i; estimated cost - 80
LAY NEW BOARD WALKS
MOore's lane, west side, commencing at Elm
street and running about 225 feet north; esti-
mated cost, SIts4
Eover street, BrookIand. north side, between
I Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets; estimated
cost, $50
J. W ROSS,
GEORGE TRU UESDELL.
CHAS F. POWELL,
Commissioners District Of Columbia
Inr11, ,s119,21
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SUMMARY Earned runs Wash ing
ton, 2 Home run-Selbacb Threc-base
hits-MCGuire. . Two-hase hits-Cart-
wright. Boyd stolen bases-Nichotson,
Bennett. Bases on balls-Otf Allen, i.
of Anderson, /: :ufC Krumm, /. struck out
By Allen, 4: by Anderson, l; by Krumm,
l. Wild pitcf-Allen. SCorcr-Ruben c.
Norman. Ump ire-McrCcr. I ime of
game-l hour and So minutes.
Tomorrow afternoon tie regular Boston
and Washington league teams VIII play
an exhibition game. Managers Seely and
SCEmelz say that their teams are going in
for blood" Doolan, Stiyetts, and Sui
lfvau wiz divide the pitching for Boston,
and Warner VIII catch and Mercer and
Mcclure WIZ 60 in box for Washington and
MalarEy VIII catch.
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Make an ExampIe of Robert.

Robert Cook, twenty eight years old, and
according to the police gambler and shell
worker, was before Judge Kimball yester
day charged with having immoral relations
with Hattie Freeman, a fOurteen-year- old
girl living at No. 269 F street southwest.
Her mother reported the affair TO Inspector
Hollnberger and Detectives Weedon and
Lacey made the arrest. Attorney w.
Calvin Chase appeared for the defendant
and waived an examination. The case
went to the grand jury, bonds being fixed
at $500.
The Washington times., 1895-03-20
Trayers Seeks a New Trial.

A motion for a new trial for James L..
Travers, convicted last week Of the muir
der of Lena Gross, was filed yesterday.
The principal grounds are that the court
refused to give the instructions asked
for by defendants counsel, and that
tie confessions, written and oral, OF the
defendant were admitted as evidence
against him.
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said to Dc FriendIess and Destitute.

and uncared for, named Henry Frank, was
arrested and is held at Lieut.. Amiss' police
station. on an attachment issued by order
OF Judge Miller. OF the police court. 1t is
proposed 10 turn the little one over TO the
board OF children's guardians.
The Washington times., 1895-03-20
Remember this II

-Remember this = that
when you get ready to take
up, clean and store your car
pets, we are best of all pre-
pared to serve you.
Our facilities for carpet
cleaning and renovating are
superior; we employ skill III
this work-skill in the proc
ess-skill in the method of
carrying it out.
And yet prices are mod
est, even though we do give
you the most superior work i'll
the city.
-When asked to store
carpets we will show you, or
explain to you, if you want,
the advantages of our moth
proof rooms.
-Contemplate moving F?
Then we're at the front again.
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loathsome disease, ca
taTrh, is Mr.. T. ID. Col
Inns, residing at GIG IL
street southwest. MIR.
Collins was born and
reared in Washington,
and is at present in the
employ of the Union
Transfer Company. In
an exhaustive state
ment, sworn To ard sub
scribed before Walter A.
Brown, Notary public,
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Offenders Before Judge KimbaIl

In Judge Kimball's court yesterday
the case OF Henry Wynn, charged with petit
larceny, was continued and Wynn was
committed. James Burliss, charged with
assault on JARVIS Samson, was fined So.
Allen Maxwell, charged with assault
on his wife, with intent to kill, was held in
$500 for the grand jury.
The Washington times., 1895-03-20
Merchant in the Wrong Business.

Richard Horn, of No 1910 street south
east, who supplies the District government
with hoes. picks, shoVcls, etc., was robbed
of a numb OF these implements q few days
ago by Wesley A. Merchant. and yesterday
in Judge Kimball's court Merchant was
given fifteen days,
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FOR SALE-LoTS.
Del Ray....


Lots have advanced in value.
I'Ve two there, 25xlI5, ''for the
price of one.''
They're ON the Pa. r. r. four miles from Wash
ington-sS train dally-iafe no mere than street
c.r-close 10 line OF Mt Eernon st. Railway
elegant spring water-healthy--ciose 10 100
hoCses there now-superb view Of Arlington
beights. ! live in New Jersey-dont want
them-need casn-if you haven any don't an
swer-l paid 500 ior them-you couldn't buy
them for that OF the owners now-you can have
mine 1or 500 i you've CASH.
Ihcy He Ncs. 166 and ~, next to corner,
whore there's a fine house (neighborsl.
so over Sunday and iook at them I'll go
with you.
J. w BARRATT, 1916 St n W
FOR sALE-S10 to $50 cash, SO per
month, forlots north west, 1880 # "a phalt,
sidewalk, alley, sewer, water, gas; 5Gc IT.
WM. II. SAUNDERS y CO, 1907 ST.
IN 20 st
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Start fair. Won cleverly.

Tips for To.day's Races at St Asaph.
First raee-Tarentum; Handcar.
Second race-Sir James: Putnam.
Third race-Pekin; Lasotta.
Fourth race-Wah jim: Scamp.
Fifth race-Hoey: Plenty.
Sixth race-Iinge; Tuscan.
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He SLLPP[D TEACHER ELY
Laundynlan ThOrne Used His
Open Hand TO SmitG With.
FEMALE PUPILS BADLY SCARED

Auacostia the Scene Of Another Sensation.
The Teacher Had Thrashed the Little Son
Of Ny. Thorne and Ee Was Assaulted in
the Presence Of Eis school-case 70 Be
Aired in the Police Court This Morning.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

G'TATEMENT of the condition Of the FIRE
- ASSOCIATION of Philadelphia. state ot
Pennsylvania, on the 3lst day oi December
1884, required by act OF Congress APP
proved July 20, 1852.
Capital stock Observation-Disclosures. SAO,OfO D8
Capital stock paid up..-.-....-.....-. 100000 20
Cash in bank k................:....... s244260 81
- u estate OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IaSD 70
bonds and mortgages FIRST lien On
Stcck and bonds market yaiue}. 2f559i 50
Bills receivable and collateral leans l0l,44O 90
Premium uEcoilected and 10 hands
of agents. --..--.--..-.----.-- SssUl2 1l
Der 81, 1891 ' 49, 49, - 6e3s9 f2
All other secuI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S.G11 81
5,l9l,o55 "a
LIABILITIES
Cash capital. s5ol0cO 90
Reserve premium tund .... ..........3.6 10 81
Reserve for unpaiJ losses and claims. 2,l.S-3 =
Net surplus. lal,55S IS
al other liabilities es.........-.-.... 626,072 OS
Statement Of dividends and expen-
ses for six months ending Deceni-
bel u, 1894:
IiTldends. observation-disclosures. 100000 90
Current expenses. 4ii,2s3 6I
(Siened) E c. IRWIN, President
BENZ. T. HERKNEss, Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st
day OF February, 1895.
(signed) H. f. REARDoS, Notary Public
TYLER g. RUTHERFORD. Agents,
1871 L 81. H. W
/ CTATEMFNT of the condition of the NORTH
- ERS INSU RANCE COMPANY of London.
Eng, on the 3lst day OF December, 1894, as
required by act of Congress approved July
80 iSy3
I CAPITAL stock Si5O 900 90
Capital stock paid up.....-...-.... l,50O,ej0 %
ASSETS.
( Cash in bank and olice.... sl0O.2sa 56
/ Real Observation-Disclosures. Il5,0G0 90
/ Stocks and bonds market yaiue}.. l,2Gi,2l6 a
II euiums uncollected aud in hands
OF agents 21o,1So 90
I Interest due and accrued on De-
Der 81, 1891. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4,S50 90
1913 %
LIABILITIES
Reserve premium fund ....... -. 8 ,0f3, ,SS2 02
I ReserEe for unpaid losses and
Claims ......-.................... I46.37s 70
Net surplus. Observation-Disclosures. 4S6,u90 %
/ ofher demands against the company 1896 81
( Statement of dividends and expenses
Tor SIX months ending December
81, 1894:
! Current expenses, including paid
losses 5I2,9aa SO
| lSigned) GEO W BABE,
Manager and attorney.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me this 18th
! day Of February, 1885.
(Signed) a. W JOHNSON,
Notary Public.
| TYLER g. RUTHERFORD, Agents,
1897 st n. ".
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only s.. 15 TON. Pure and clean.
ARTHUR Z. SMITH, 4th and /
SITS. ne, Mass ave. and / ST ne,
and 9th and b stS NV.
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Whitfield His Hand Instead of the Stick.
Andrew Smith. of No. $40 G. street south
east. was treated at the Emergency Hospital
for badly incised wound OF the hand yes
terday afternoon, caused by the slipping OF
iackknife with which he was whiting q
stick.
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SIObES.
SI2 5o-store 81 St cor. - st. sw.; 6rs and W.
+. j. DIEU DONNIE,
S2S. .S0-2050 Vt. av. NV: : rs. and store.
JAMES g. JESTER, 6S9 Z ST NV.
sS5-Store and Pr, a mi, new, cor 18th & G ne.
HOADLEI BROS, GIG NV.
Ss5-Brick store 9ls D St NV
LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER, go ST. NV.
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TF YOU WANT TO RENT FIRST-CLASS
i busin sss Office inquire at TINES oIEce.
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Ioins the "a Writer'S.

Mr. A. J. Heilbrun las been elected a
member Of the Ad Writers Association.
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s6,OOO-2-st br, los eOxl0O, S bt. 1461 Is, easy Is
BENJAMIN, 6lz r.
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S6OOO-Col III ehts, new. Sr bath, eel ,sfurn- hE
Plant a TURPIN, i42J y y ay-
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S2,O0-2oS F st. ne; 6 T. and bath.
Al GUST DOSATH, Gil tn 81 nv.
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s5,Ooo-2-story br, lot 25xl90 nr 9Th and Fla az.
BENJAMIN, gI% r.
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SUFFERED FOR FIVE YEARS

Among the many Washington people
who have been cured by DR. Walker of that
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

sS0o-lB07 and 1853 Kramer St ns.; f-rm- frama
AUGUST DONAIEl, GIL 7th NV.
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81 ,550-732 Sheridan ST me-: 5-rm. brick.
AJGt ST DOSATII, Gil 7th 81 NV.
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HOW the iiorses Ran.

~ SECOND RACE-six and a quarter fur
& - longs Selling. Purse, $500. Time, 1=21.
Ind. Horse and VT St 16 ST. Fin. jockey BIT
CT0) Bronston, 9S..... > II In 11%Neary. ,
63 O'Hearn, 1OS.... 2S .. % Clare 3
= Bizarre, s6......3 32RBn'd'r 3
az The Snake, Sc. so 81 4 Coudrier 7
20 Monte Carlo, IS. 5 5 CBn'ly 30
II Bob West, Sj... 5 6 JArp'y 20
Good start Won handiy.
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s. ,OO9-R St. West Eckingtcn
JOHN 3. WIGHT, 1910 G. ST
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5000 near 18th
JOHN B. WIGHT, 14tO G ST
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SO, 500. Just west Of 18th.
JOHN 3. WIGHT, l418 G St
The Washington times., 1895-03-20

1s,O00-s-st. 12r brk., lot 50xI1O, s3-ft al, RLav
BENJAMIN, 6i2 T.
The Washington times., 1895-03-20

81, ,o00-Q, near 18th. with stable:
JOHN Is. WIGHT, 1410 G ST.