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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-11
Council Proceedings

hOa ~, ocpt. lus - liz Clly COuu-
Gil met this afternoon. There were pres
ent President Cox, Trustees Weed, Wash
burn and Hamilton.
A communication from the Southern
Pacific Railroad company, presented by
J. A. Muir, asked a change in the fran
chlse granted in regard to the laying of
its tracks on Broadway. The company
asked that they be allowed to put up a
fence along the sidewalk, west of the
tracks. to be provided with three gates,
which were to be kept open at the time
of arrival and departure OF trains. An
agreement had already been entered into
between the railroad company and the
property owners along Broadway near the
depot and a communication was read
signed by them asking that this be grant
ed. The request was granted. The COM
pany also was given authority to con-
struct a main track and two sidctracks
upon Broadway.
Upon recommendation of the auditing
and finance committee bills to the
amount of $19S.o4 were ordered paid.
City Treasurer Hotaling reported
amounts received and paid out of tbs
treasury for the quarter ending August
81, 1895. The sa.ne figures were covered
by the quarterly report of City Clerk
Dyer, submitted at the last meeting, a
synopsis of which was published.
1t shows the following balances on
August 81: General fund overdrawn lex
elusive of special deposit of $4,000,
$l547.35; sewer fund, balance on hand,
SAL. so; liprary fund, balance on hand
$40 0.s4; fire and sewer sinking fund
balance on hand, $12lS.30; library sink
ing tund S54. Al; expense fund, balance
o. hand, $67.72; Oakland avenue widen
ing fund. balance on hand, $114.52.
Reports of the city engineer, establish
ing the grades of Mundeii drive and Will
lard place, were adopted
A protest was read from the property
owners OF 200 front feet on Lincoln ave-
nue.. between Orange and Fair Oaks ave-
nue., against the present construction of
a sewer on that street Gith certificate
from d.. Rowland, the health officer, that
II WAS not necessity. Granted.
An amendment to ordinance No. 227
was introduced and read for the first
time.
Dovey & Fam, the contractors who are
doing the work on North Far Oaks av-
enue, asked still another extension of
twenty DAYS on their contract. This led
Judge Weed to remark warmly that he
was not in favor Of granting another day,
as the board had already granted num-
Der of extensions on that piece OF work,
and the people were Justly indignant at
the siowness OF it. And he said further
what tho taxpayers nave peen waiting to
hear for a long time, that when extern
sons are granted to the contractors they
and not the property owners should foot
the bills. The inspector draws dc wn en-
tirsly too much pay. He gets SO per day
for doing such inspecting that the work
has e. be done over again, as in the pre-
sent instance, which it seems is the rea-
son for another extension of time bsing
asked
the matter of confirming the appoint
ment of Horton. the new policeman who
assisted III the arrest and failing of
Kowalsky, was again laid over for anoth er
week.
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II Ri r. ESTELLE tells al events OF
life: gives advice IN domestic troubles;
strictly confidential: and heals all kinds
Of sores the latter Ior ladies only: hours.
q q. N. To 10 u. Ii. 4l2 1917 81 NV.
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NORTHWEST THEIR CARE
Citizens Of That Section Effac. an
Organization.
Sixteenth Street Is the Eastern
boundary and Rock Creek Park
VIII be Their Pet.

partial organization of the West End
League, the new citizens association Of
The northwestern section of the city, was
erected last evening in the adoption OF
constitution by dozen prominent citi-
zens assembled in the ballroom of the Cairo
Flats.
Tue Improvement and Identification OF
Rock Creek Park is the foundation upon
which this organization Is based. Fri-
mariy with that end in view. and sec
ondariiy 10 secure all the benefits resulting
to community by concerted action, ths
movement that last night reached the
stage described originated.
Dr. A. L. Pardon OBLIGATED as temporary
chairman. Col. William l.. BramnaH was
unanimously chosen secretary for the
evening. Col. Bramhan was also tue
chairman OF a commiltec OF FIVE pre-
y1ousiy appointed to draw up cOnsIitd-
tion.
VERY FEW PRESENT.
Though the meeting had been long an
nounced. the attendance was small. Those
present were: hessrs- Clarence A Bran
dehodrg, Boyd smlLn. George w. Liskins,
ID. Ii. Kent, Francis Hufty. DR.. A r.
Pardon, +. T. Schneider, William Schneider,
William l. Bramhall. and Leonard Chap-
man.
The major portion OF the time OF the
meeting was devoted TO the reading OF
the constitution, its discussion. amend
ment and adoption. article by article, and
finally its adoption as whole.
The objects and purposes of the league
will follow closely those OF other citizens
associations, according to the constitution.
Tie territory embraced In the province
OF tic ie' XII. beg rs " in Sixteenth street
on the cast, extends to Florida avenue and
along the line OF r street, north to Rock
Greek on the west, and along the Potomac
upon the south.
AFRAID OF ENCROACHING.
DIR. Pardon, during the discussion upon
the article of the constitution fixing the
bounds OF the leagues domains, inquired
why Sixteenth street had been chosen rather
than Fourteenth as an eastern limitation
for the territory.
Col. Bramhall ans wered the question by
saying:
I'VE thought that would be encroaching
upon the central part of the city. II we
had gone TO Fourteenth street we may as
well have gone on 10 Seventh. The most
important measures to be considered by
the board is the improvement OF Rock
Creek Park. Pew people east of Six,
teenth street are interested in that"
MR.. REEDS PROMISE.
Upon the adoption of the constitution
as whole the chair was voted power to
appoint a nominating Committee that
should report on the regular meeting
night next month. The officers that VIII
be voted for upon that evening viii hold
office until next October.
Tie committee consists OF five members
Us follows: DR.. A. p. Pardon, Boyd Smith.
George W. nkins. H l. Rust, and L 8.
Chapman.
DR.. Pardon announced Just prior to
the adjournment OF the meeting that he
had information from a relia bic source
that Mr.. Reed, "the coming Speaker of
the House." win take special care in the
selection OF a chairman fof the Committee
on the District, and better times may b
expected regarding local legislation.
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He isltn "Rnh Mnv. :"

Richard F. Carroll, Mr.. Whitney's prin-
cipaI comedian, or as he is more familiarity
called, Dick Carroll, was born in Boston
in 1865. His father is the weil-Snown L.
NJ. Carroll, who was a star Of thcvGrtieviile
stage. Dick made his first professional
appearance at tue early age of four, in
Baltimore, Nd, and later made an Cmphatic
hit in the famous song, "kGizCr, don't
you want to buy dog?' In 1871 Dick
did song and dance, with his iaikUT and
brothers, at the Bella Union Thcater, San
Francisco. In 1850 bIr. Carroll started
out for himself and joined tie HaDlon
Brothers, in lie Voyage en- Suisst.' after
playing in numerous huTlesques Lc became
tue comedian with Patti Rosa. lie soon
after engaged as comedian at the Casino,
appearing there in "Nadiy," The Grand
Duchess, ''"The Brigands," and other comic
operas. He remained there two sea sons,
meeting with most flatteriDg success He
subsequently appeared il" Madame avart,"
and IN The F cling Master. As mein-
ber Of the Whitney Opera Company, MI.
Carroll has distinguished himself hy his
amusing ard unCtuOus portrayal OF haSor
Macw heeble, the Mayor of Perth, in
"itob Roy" 1t is an inipcrsonation unique
in its originality, and rounded and artistic
ip its hunOr.
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Auction Sales.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.
By virtue of n writ OF fieri facias issued
out of The clerk IS office of tue Supreme Court
of the District OF Columbia and to me oil.
rected I vii; sell ut public sale Tor cash at
the livery stable o! John u. Gbeen, NO.
G2T G street north west, at ! o'clcck a. m.,
on Friday. November %, 1895, one de-
livery wagon, cne buggy, one SADDLE, one
set OF wagon harness, one set buggy harness,
one riding bricie and one buggy robe, at
tac!ied and levied upon as the property
of William L. HarkncsS. end sold To sat
isfy execution No. 3S,522, in favor OF
the Carbon Dioxide and hagnesia Co.
ALBEIT A. WILSON,,
U. 8. Marshal. ID. @.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auc,ioneers.
no 1916 -em
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Supreme Court of the District OF 20,
Iuu,bji. huitling a special term for Orphans
Court, business. November /, 1850. ~
the case OF Henry +. Bauer, executor nhusr
tie Will OF George Bauer, dtceasea, the
executor aforesaid. has, with the approSStahi VA
of the court, appointed trld8E. bnt vth n
day oF nrcts,ttfr \. ID. 1855, at ~
o'ci,ck a. m, for making payment ana
distribution under the courts direction
hnd control; when and where an cfrtlltois cl,is'
e,d nprspnS entitled io diStribuJIvC shares
(or lccacieSl or a residue, are hereoy nuli-
fled 10 attend in person or by agent OF
attorney duly authorized, with lhelI tiai.ns i,r
AGAINST the estate properly vuuched' other
wis. the executor viii take the beneilt nI
tre law against them: Provided, COPY
of this order nc published once a week Inr
ti.raa weeks in the "W ashington Law
Rcportcr' and washington TIMES pre-
yIous tn the said day
Test: j. NOTA McGILE,
leon ToEINER, Register of wills
Prncinr for the District
Columbia.
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BATH aud massage by MRS. ,MLEwIs.
Just retur ned. 702 Ninth st. NV.
no 1917
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
oyFlcE OF THE ExCIsE tS, BoAkRp ItI "a q 4

OFFICE OF THE EXCISE BOARD OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLI BiA.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., NOV. 20, 1880:
The Following named persons have filed
applications for renewal OF WI oiesa1,o s19
uqDor licenses: Conrad +. Arahln 1901
Thirty third street northwest; w K: BTowH' VI
6S2 Twentieth street northwest, n. W.
Burcheil. 1925 + street northwest d. w;
and s II. agicy. 1855 Thirty second
street north west; {. s. Beatty. lSl5 Ii lem
Bid 2U4 Seventh street southwest, II. 4.
Byrnc and E. +. Craycroft. x street
northwest; c. c. Bryan; l41S New ,n norh
agcr. 635 Louisiana avenue north .ess,
T. r. Beavers. ?1T Four-and-3-hai stree.
southwest; IL. B,tlZler. 81 itinpera,nye
alley nortn west: {. beall lih X r II. keT'
4E6 PennsrlYauil avenue Dorth west, j.
II. Clarke. 2oi4 Fourteenth street horth
west; j. ). CisSel. lUl1 screilih street
scuGnh stree, north west; o. q: Cornwei.
and w W. salt. trading as q .: Corn
wrll * Son. l5I2-li iciuisyivaGsa hNe ,,,
nee north west; +. q Davidson. onl siAth
street north vest: L. A. Delivvig. 100 Aas-
sachusatts avenue northeast; 4 IhN ls'
1867 l. street northwest; } = hSSSt'
1890 II street north west; j. u isruielia'
S2s Fourteenth street IorthweSi Geo. 81;
apI + W Em-ich. aU6 ThTty-second
slrr-t north wcS:; j. Il. ErGn"d. l4uS
FCurtcrj;;h street northwest; Z Flclscii-
man, corner Nur;h Capitol and j. streets
t0rtnwt-St: 4. L. Geier, 1882 IL street
.n,rtfrs.sI 5 T. GrineS, lla5 toui'erith
street northwest. +. IL. 1tiil4AaH' = -
slr.,ci usrt;i wet; {. and F. uubmann, loas
Fourth stree northeast; H. HnilPis!yr' TO
Twelfth street northwest; Il. T.. u. II. at:u
] r. Kcui,-dy. Ii1G Connecticut ayen.e
north west " II. hclstcr. - NInth
SIr,nf northwest; j. X cywortb,
3iS Ninth street northwest; y. heyser,
Corner hnacosila and ennlngs ROAD.
Bannincs; II. J. Ecuugh, 343 FIRST street
nnrthe.sst: W. j. Mullen, Eroad Erancli
road county; j. II. MagFuder, W. + Stem
and W Il. Hoover trading as j. II. M,
gr.;der X Co. iiIT New York avenue ana
1I52 Connecticut avenue hofI YES. -.
lurphy. 4ul o street northwest; NJ. MetZScr
a Co. Az Sc, enth street NORTHWEST
AaIlou 1925 Eleventh street northwest
T kicNaI,on, 1923 Eleventh street Hortn,
west: C. w Ofrutt. 32GS-li Thirty-secohu
street north west: j u. o. Acaru, 54' Seyciin
street northeast: G. w. offuu anu u u.
Tnbby. ] 20 / street northeast >; =. ! az
mer, 6l5 street southwest; V. w row
er 30 Tenth street northwest, h Rich-
ard T. Haas, and j. Schifful2n, tradlhg as
Richard * Co, 62S Pennsylvania avenue
nnrlhwcsI: w A. SmithSOn ana X. L. Ma
gu:ger IG2 II street southwest; n H. slei.,
6SS Penn Syivania avenue nortlf"eSt, d II.
spnln,cs 7i0 Twelfth street nOrthWest,
W c. Sha ffrr. Eelt Road, county; Il. j.
Turley. 1915 Nineteenth street northwest,
p r ViIsnu. a3I Seventh street north
west; B. L. Wheeler, 1880 h street iortn-
gasl: ]. ". Ncoer 40l II street northeast,
A o. Wright. 1882 Fourteenth street
northwest: l. C. Walker, l1ll-l3 fenn-
sslvauia avenue northwest.
ROGER WILLI3 Ms,
II-cm Clerk Excise BOARD, % Z.
CAL, at p. Cannon's. sos 10th st
NV. Tor the pure Wilson Whisky
uOl S-6t-cm
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SIS aMOnth

And all remedies furnished. His trcmen-
dous success as a practitioner has made
his name familiar as household word.
He quickly relieves and permanently cures
all chrome, nervous, and special diseases.
.Catarrh, asthma, bronchitis. rheumatism.
Dyspepsia, constipation, night losses. eIiiIs-
sions, varicoceic, failing power. and stric-
ture ali yield to his scientific methods OF
treatment.
Dr. Walkers offices are centrally located
on the second floor OF his well-known sani-
tarium, 15l1 Pennsylvania avenue north
west. Office hours, 10 a. m. to o p. fn-:
Wednesdays and Saturdays from to 3
p. ni.; Sunday, 10 to IL.
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FOR sALE-coUNraY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-On very easy terms,
from l 20 miles from Washington;
20 acres adjoining Arlington Heights, on
Mt. Vernon Electric railroad; also several
tracts containing from l acre TO leo acres;
improved aud unImpToved. also 30 acres
90 bc sold at auction near Arlington on
DeceInUcr 4. The attention OF government
employees, mechanics. investors, specnla-
tors, and business men generally. is called
property. Cal! for my map OF country,
20 miles around the district, and large
list OF property for saie free to all callers:
also building lots for 81 per week. Now
IL Tie time to buy: property shown free
of charge. JAMES Il. CLEMENTS,
no9-IIp 1921 + st. NV.
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Trenslnted Too Much WHISKY.

Officer HcIan arrested t.. y. AusT-suu
last night for carrying concealed Weapons.
Morrison, who claims to bc Il iir-uSt aiid
ex-couTt Translator, flied up On whisky
and started out Ia convince people that he
was q bad man. He displayed lis revolver
and succeeded in Frightening nEmher OF
women and children, but at last ran 7inIl
of Officer Helan, who took him 10 station
No. l and locked him up.
About $50 in cash and guld watch
WPrp fnunl ON him.
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DEBS' RECEPTION.
He VIII BE Given a Great Ovation or
Friday ut Chicago.


Chicago, Nov. 20.-The Debs reception
committee has perfected arrangements
for the trip to Woodstock next Friday,
when Mr.. Debs will be released from jail
there.
About $50 delegates, many of whom will
be accompanied by their wives. will leave
the Northwestern depot on a special yain
at $50 p. m. to bring Mr.. Debs o Chicago.
The delegates represent nearly every
branch OF organized labor in the city. They
will assemble at the depot here and on the
arrival at Woodstock VIII marcn 70 the
Jail. There Mr.. Dehs Will Join them, with
ont any demonstration.
Lunch probably VIII be eaten in Wood
stock, and the special train will arrive in
Chicago at T:30. tits expected that thOUs-
ands of workingmeA Will be at the station
to greet the party.
With Mr.. Debs at the head. parade will
form and march To Battery D. At the bat
terry Mr.. DebS will be the chief speaker.
The others will be Henry D. Lloyd and
Clarence 4. Darrow.
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Walter J. Boyce, First and N. Y. ave.
NV.
H. C. yesterday, cor. G and n. J. ave.
NV.
Frank Smith, 4th and G NV.
A B. McCloskey, 1872 Seventh NV.
R. W. Duffy, Ninth and n NV.
F. M. Criswell, Seventh and T NV.
Edmonds & Williams, Third and Pa NV.
W. G. Roe, Seventh and L NV.
Mt. Vernon Pharmacy, Ninth and n.
Y. ave. INV.
G. A. Bentley, 14th and Corcoran NV.
Offut & Bluner, Fourteenth and u NV.
J. Louis Kriclz, 18th ST. and Pa. Ave. {
Geo. B. Lockhart, 1874 SD St Georget'n.
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R.at His Wife.

William Payne. Colored. was arrested
last night by Officer kinn;SGu and taken
to station No. s, where lac was locked
up for assault ard battery. PAYNE lives
with his wife at CiSSeil's alley 9Ed water
street. Last night during the progress
of a family quarrel Payne knoG kc,i SiS wife
down and beat her severely. Her cries
attracted the attention OF the officer,
who went TO her assistance ard placed
Payne under arrest
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DROPPED DEAD AT HIS DOOR.
George II. Boehmer of the Sniithson-
ian Expires Suddenly.


George Fl. Boehmer. a weIl-knUwn en-
ployeofthe Smithsonian Institution dropped
dead on the street in Gaitbersburg yester-
day afternoon about $50 O'Clock.
Although it was known that Mr. Bueh-
mer was a sufferer from heart disease,
the news of his sudden taking eff was n
sad surprise to his many friends in this
city
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. j. II. white
hand of No. 800 Seventh street northwest.
brother-in-law of Mr.. Boehmer. received
a telegram saying that Mr. BOehmer had
fallen dead on the street almost in front
of his own door. For some days past Mr.
BOehmcr had not been feeling well and
had not been at his office. His friends knew
of his illness but did not consider him dam
gerously sick, and the news Of his death
came as a great shock tn them.
The deceased was 4 native of Germany
and had been employed in the astrr;-phyScal
observatory in the Smithsonian Institution
for TWENTY-FIVE wears.
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DR.. Walkers Offer.

This well-known and popular specialist
has made permanent his offer TO treat
all chronic, special, and nervous diseases
at the uniform rate of '. -'<s'.--s-'e'f'a,
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Low Rates to New York via Penn
syIyunia Railroad

For the Yale-P rincetun football game,
Saturday, November 23. the Pennsylvania
Railroda Will sell round trip tickets 10
New York at one fare for the round tTip,
viz: $3.50, tickets to BE- sold November
20, good TO return until the 2Sth, in
elusive,
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
"' " RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND
ALTON CORNER o. 81 Mn AND
STREETS
Ia Effect NU-Tiii Jsr II, 1895.

STATION CORNER OF 81 ii AND %
STREETS.
$50 Iu Effect No*cui ber II, tS95.
1890 -. II. l,EAHs HLy ANA LIN
TTED--r'A!i-.uu Sleeping, Dining, SmOk
Iu-c. aEt Observation i%rS, HarfISDITg
GO Chicago. JiGt .usl., Indianapolis, ST.
LuIiE, C!rvriIJl, ana Toledo buffet
&. Pastor car to Harrisburg
1880 =. M. Fast LIN Z. Pullman
lgr aud Dining Cars, Harrisburg to
g.. - ii. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
10 HArriS0ETE. Sleeping and Dining Cars
HfrriShlr: 70 81. Louis, Cincinnati, Louis
vile, aud Chicago. -
P55 sEs4ins E4; MhcaERS car q tIIisEd EIPRRss snd
Harrisburg 70 Cleveland Dining Car to
10 p. ri, SOUTHWESTERN Ex-
PRESS.-PuIhuan Sleeping and Dining
Cars 10 st. Louis, aud Sleeping Car
- Harrisburg 20 Cipcinnati -
lSiAO Psf1 81; M, PACifiC a .E,XPtREss.- .,s,ft
R0chesJaT,s and Niagara Falls daily, ex-
1880 a. M. for EImlra and Renova,
daily. except Sunday. For Williamsport
daily, $40 p. IN.
BihffSio, aud Niagara Falls daily, ex,
cept Saturday, with Sleeping Car Wash
iuSton TO Suspension Bridge, via. Buff
LO.4O p N. for Erie, Cauandaigua,
Rochester, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls
daily, Sleeping Car Washington to Ell
For Philadelphia, New York, and the
400 Fl. "G4NaREssIoNAL LINZ
TIED" daily, all Parlor Cars, with Din
ing Car from Baltimore. Regular at 7.05
DINING Carr, 7.20, 800, 1000 Dining
Carr, and HOO Dining Car from VII
mineton) Am, 1f.45, 3.15, 40, 6.40,
DINING Carr, 7.20. 800, IL 90 Dining
Car from Wiimington) a. M, 12.1b. 3:15,
40, $40: 1000 and and. 1I:35 p; m. For
m, weekdays. Express, 12.1 . weekdays,
2.01 and $40 p. N; daily. For Boston
without Wit change a1,iy 1i2o a. m weekdays,
Fer aB BaitimoPe, Tin E 6.ap, 9o5. 72o so co.
1900, 1870, io},;o9, and 11;5o q; m,
on sunday, 765, 7.26, 900, eos, 10 80,
100 90 { hmiddi mil III go 10 SO aS sd5 q 64o o.
7.10, 1000. l0.40-and ! 80 p. m.
rdr p R16ahGs R aaiiS eTcss6, ssqpaSSay 500
4.20 p. m. daily, except Sunday. Sun
days, 900 a. m. and 20 p. m.
atlantic liant G9ast L1s ESdPrss ro5 Rleh "a
aDa s4s % M n qaiy m GoT kiehRS9a RGbmand and
only, lo;57 a, a, M weekdays,
daily, and 4.25 p. m. week-days.
For Alexandria, 40. Gas, 7.45, $40,
9.45, 1857. 11.5o a. m, 1850, lao,
500. 4.25. 5:09.- 5.37, Glib, SOC, 1910,
and IL .39p IN. Oa Sunday al 4.30. AS,
.9.45 a. IN, 2.45, els, S.O2, and 1910
p. m.
Lave Alexandria for Washington, Cos,
6.43, 7.05, 500, $40. 10.15, 10.2S am,
go 7S9 s95 s!6 $9S S9S I5 iss SG a99 Iss 80 s1s
On Sunday at 6,43. $40. 1O.2S a. M,
2.15, $50, zee, 7.20; o.10, and 1889
p. m.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and G
streets and at the station Sixth and
streets. wiSere orders can be left for the
checking of luggage TO destination from
hotels and residences.
s. N. PREVoST, J. r. WOOD,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Passenger A gent.
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Help waNTED-MALE.

noT,I4,2i-3t
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Arrested for Cruelty TO His Horse.

Abraham Larkins, COiored, WIS arrested
Yesterday morning by Offccr Eu5ry OF
the Eighth precinct for cruelty to animals.
The horse driven by Lartins was unable
to pull the load up q hill. and instead
of getting off to tighten the load, L7rkins
brutaIly beat his horse with heavy
stick. A citizen hunted up an officer and
caused his arrest
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE or exchange Party own
lug grocery store, doing good cash busi-
ness, owing to Ill health viii trade for small
farm, improved, or sell for cash; rent and
other expenses small Address GROCERY,
Times office. uo20-4t
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PERSONALS,

J.T. LKER SGsNg. 2o4 i0tbst
NV. carpet lining, felts, .ire brick and
cl1v. ashes COS. pants. brushes lI.i,, cement,
twoand ihree-U;y roofiuC IHatC :iai apr -
ALI. mental arts. Phv=iai Culture
HUw 10 get HrIhh, wealth and true
happiness. successfully taught in SIX
lessons. DR.. MCLEAN, TI9 Sth st. NV.
nol9- n ,cm
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FOR RENT-915 z st. NV, Groom
cottage; large yard, cellar, and stable.
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR REET-Suhurban, at Brookland,
ID. c., blocks from cars, 7-room frame;
cellar, bath and attic; latrobe, range; hot
and cold water. Inquire L. s HCLLIDGE,
care Saks G. Co. po16-1wk
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NJ. McNulty, 1886 Fourteenth NV.
II. Hage, 2153 Pa. ave. NV.
Daniel D. Mulcahy, n. Cap. and l sts.
J. E. Woodford, Fifth and II ne
A. p. Geier, 18th and II ne.
]. W. Johnson, 40 FL ne.
w. F. Mackay, S21 H ne.
Hoyle & Co., Fourth and East Capitol.
F. P. Weller, Eighth and l Sc.
Thomas A. Dobyns, Second and Pa. ave.
Sc.
Joseph Linden, 400 Eighth Sc
Joseph Petignat, 609 Seventh sw.
W. W. Hall, jr., 722 AZ ST. sw.
w. D. Brace, 3Oth and NJ sts., Georget'n.
]. W. Jennings, 1142 Conn. Ave. n. w.
The morning times., 1895-11-21
wANTED-BOARDERS.

a gentleman and wife, occupying
pleasant sttitc of rooms on Grant place
NV, would like TWO or three table boa rd-
ers; everything clean, wholesome. and
hGmcliEe: rice people only. Address Box
20 this office. lo21-3t
ONE Dollar per day. The Templar, 20T
Ia. aVeriJic NV. Warm rooms and
es6elft.ai board. 81 to Sc per week.
Uo2l ct
The morning times., 1895-11-21
LEFT HIS TEAM UNGUARDED.
Now Daniel Hutchinson Is Looking
for Horse and Wagon.

tVI f1'7I II 4, IIu " H--Vu.
Daniel Hutchinson, the coiored driver
of an express wagon, left his standing
in front of house on Tenth street, near
a trunk.
Hutchinson was detained about fifteen
minutes and his horse became cold stand
ing without a blanket and started off to
lind warmer quarters. 1t is SIN vGHGeT-
ing, or at least HulChinsou - not teen
able TO find horse or wagon s.HCc.
Tie loss was TtporttL 81 s.ttiDD No. 8.
The morning times., 1895-11-21

PROFESSIONAL AL massage. Parties
suffering with chronic rheumatism and
nervous ailments speedily cured bv Mime.
Colford, 1910 + st NV. Hours. 10 a. IN.
to p. IN; Sundays. to 6 d. IN.
The morning times., 1895-11-21
wANTED-FLATc

wANTED-AD Dor room modern nat:
convenient Ia l4th st. car line. Ad.
dress MODERN FLAT. this office. sel6-r