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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-15
Railroad and Industrial Notes.


". r. Thomson. the Tacoma agent Of the
Canadian Pacific. vas IN the city yester-
day.
q. W. Dickinson, OF Tacoma. general
manager OF the Northern PacIrc. was In
the city yesterday
W. f. Carson. OF Tacoma. travelling pas
seuger agent Of the Canadian Paciilc. was
III the city yesterday.
j L. Hoar city passenger agent OF the
Oregon Railway e. Navigation Company.
spent yesterday IN Tacoma
T. n. Graham, Of Tacoma, district pas
seuger agent Of the Southern PACING, was
d visitor in Seattle yesterday.
s G. Fulton. of Portland. first assistant
general freight agent OF the Northern Pa
cific. was in the city yesterday.
F. H. Worlock, OF Victoria. came over
yesterday 20 get a piledriver for the new
cannery now building at Steyeston, near
Vancouver.
J. NJ Hannaford. general traffic mana
ger OF the Northern Pacific, with head
quarters al 81. Paul, came over from Ia
coma yesterday.
W. -. TYLER. president and general man
ager OF the ". & &. X. Railroad Company,
with headquarters at Waila Malla. was in
the city yesterday.
Chris O'Brien. a prominent St Paul at
torney, WHO IS largely occupied with
Northern Pacific business, vas 10 the city
yesterday. lie was formerly mayor of 81.
Paul.
Senator Knute Nelson has introduced n
bill placing interstate railroads which have
been chartered by act OF congress under
the Jurisdiction of the states they enter, so
far as concerns the control OF the tolls,
rates and fares charged. regardless of
charter provisions 70 the contrary.
The following additional tariff rates go
into effect on the Northern Pacific today
on coal in car loads OF 3d. 900 pounds Rates
per ton 2.240 pounds: From Seattle to Port
land. 81 90: from kangley, Burnett, South
Prairie. Carhonado D0uty, Pittsburg, VII
keson, Alta and Durham, Wash, 10 Port
land, Sl.75.
The oregon Railway & Navigation Com
pany has given notice that navigation on
Snake river Is closed for the season. The
Northern Pacific has consequently notified
agents that until further advice shipments
for Lewiston Idaho. and way landings on
Snake river above Riparia Will be received
for shipment 10 Riparia only, or To such
other rail point as shipper may select.
Master in Chancery Johnson. of Topeka.
Kan, has filed his final report of the cost
OF the Santa Re receivership. II shows
that the total court expenses were $780, 200.
Sixty thousand dollars less taan this was
allowed Hy the court. put the h0ndlOldcrS
put up the difference. Judge Johnson has
inquired that before the rscetVership the
road was paying interest al the rate OF Sl5,-
000 day. The interest charges are now
about half that
The Puget Sound & Alaska steamship
Company, in conjunction with the North
western steamship Company and the
Straits Steamship Company, announces
revised freight tariff 10 take effect today
between all points on the Victoria route.
The minimum charge on any shipment to
Port Townsend Is fixed AT = cents, 10 Vie
toria 80 cents General merchandise, per
ton. between Tacoma, Seattle and Vic
t0ria S. 20. between Tacoma. Seattle and
Port Townsend 81 50. between Port Towns
end and Victoria, $50.
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lowering of Floor aud sidewalk

Hence these extraordinary specials THIS
week Rt 7 : Craham's on millinery ana
cinaks For instance. Ss.sS VIII huv beam
tiful Coney cape, satin lnc3. flIl sweep and
thirty inches long &.S VIII pure hase a real
Astrakhan cape, black. satin lined very fuI
sweep and thirty inches long You ran al
so secure a black Boucle Jacket with rp-
r'e back AMI mandolin sleeves Worth slf-5.
far tbe extremely low price 90 g - Chu-
rrus long c!oaks. fu@t thc garment Tor
school wear. now. STYLISH goods for s. ~
Mere s. .a ana S. 3D. Yo0 san purchase cla-
sanity trimmed hats. ths Very latest r7r
8, s. 800 aod 81 .>. that were g. go ANA SO
We are max uE the-e cxtraar3 frar1v fauy
rrs.rs 0av .n ortsr % close oat sto-< -r.ar
tn TIRE lowering - fhs f7ar 7uI e l.valb
J : Graham, Boston dock. .lf Second
avenue
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ISL An OR LEATlI.
The Alternative offered TO the Niiser-
nble PeopIe of Armenia.

New York, Jan. 13.-The following letter
has been received by the American board
OF foreign missions dated at Kharput.
Sunday, December s 1885: We have no
einite news Of ChoOnkoosh. except that il
IS said the destruction was not as great
as N ChermOog. Pale and its villages suf-
fered greatly. The dead numbered ] SO or
more. Five hundred women and girls are
said TO have been carried off by the Kurds
A letter which / saw yesterday estimated
that 2.000 had been killed. It is said three
fourths OF the Armenian houses have been
burned. and of all the shops only fifteen
We're left
Monday. December ?, was very sad
day Six hundred and eight were killed
and wounded in Chooakoosh, and l05 houses
burned. The survivors became Moslems.
The pastors family escaped from the burn
ing house. and he followed them, TO be
killed some twelve days later. The village
u Adishout Chermoog. is said TO be burn
ed. except the region OF the chapel
The Turks are more cruel than were the
early Saracens. With them il was Islam
tribute or the sword. With these il Is sim
ply Islam or the sword. The Armenians
tell them. Take all we have; spare our
Ives and our faith They take their prop
erty. and then the only alternative is Islam
or dga n p"
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cialists would not hes tate tr eawaf $50
jury IN the interests q fner fafs
courts OF law. they equally wuul1 aaa -
tate 10 VERBALLY make q false real AzzA&
OF Their principles n they ssrs So 20 - -
so before The relchstaE
The sensation o. the wesk has n@em -
absconding OF tie great hsran aswr~r.
Fritz Friedman. fer wham a sarr4nt -
arrest has been issued Tor hFthnx = -
lice officer 10 allow 4 fesn&le esseuis @as@
the officer was taxing % ssn. e -
cape Friedman has fhe RS stattsn -
being the ablest lawyer Ia Germany. &m&
he certainly had TIE Eroa est Ff@ctsas
and received the highesf fees. A. a.
stance OF the latter. II mas - $50
that he received 6o.paa niafss Ter $50
ing Banker Poke some tine 49, e =
said that his income aFefa.4
marks year. he was last sen @nh~
attending a Masonic Ginner Mn 40
wife. In some way he go a 20 81 ne tn4t
that a warrant had been lssslea 90 80 ar
rest. and vanished after FHti ara 81 Ne
cash ne could. He took Nith BAN. ae@aa~s
all available money. the documents - -
case of Lebrecht Won Kofze. f1ruasf'F .art
chamberlain. and other secret pageff eaeh
had been intrusted 60 rs care . Ea -
sonages. The Won kofEe panefs f.saas~a
many Of the letters wh.ca the eAart LAS
was alleged 10 have written % ban Fefssn-
ages, and Tor which ne Aaa iaf AAts~ -
deep disgrace. Herr Friedman lefi wAts
and FIVE children In poverty. als erwtaars
having seized all Of MS effects irnrss il.seiy
after his disappearance. Pc II Boa aeafned
that ne led a double life Or manF KearM
While winning a high ruthe aui saead
character he maintained mistress ~h9
was the daughter Of a profess f.tl sarasar
he had several times defeule4 .n tha heFiin
courts. The girl. Who h nos cnIf % ears
old
came a figure In the hahet in Elaaf ne
aters under the stage name of Nrilse Nu9
Wildenfels. When Friedman -isall e4re4
she went with him. ne courle haze ueen
traced TO Leipsic ana thence f9 hrass~AA
Government officers vii follow frlelHaann.
rot with any idea 90 briaeuE h.m a4ck.
but in ar endeav0r % get from hIm 4eca-
ments which IL is desirable o. sAIFem4.
He will doubtless drive a hard aarEaiu ior
their surrender.
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pense and complications incident TO an APP
peal 70 the supreme court
Concerning the decision which viii Be an
nouneed al Washington City this morning.
Receiver Burie.gh. with his characteristic
prudence and conservatism. refused to
hazard any prediction.
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- amf1nseiess condition OF our
- as&uGot@dly true, there would
- mE1 on the Pacific coast 10
$40 army and feet when it
So
So - 50" he interrupted with
So but what could they do
- ~ civilizations or any other
A $500 You might throw sticks
- - 80 japanese, like a lot CT
#H#s Nf any one OF their vessels
- ~au Francisco and destroy
- aF aefore you could get can
- - 4Hfead IL. And what could
So 81 against the loag-range
- "a anese feet? Their vessels
- fsn miles at sea and throw
am.te into San Francisco I'M
49, Nss entirely destroyed. Their
M - - into Puget sound and
AM and Seattle and other cities
~ send torpedo boats up the
~ $50 20 Portland and set that
- lore you could do anything
- sou cannot get a big cannon
30 laws. and you cannot build
fh.~
M say our national defenses
uaman. II Hung Chang
and While his predictions
go premises are worthy the
ration Of congress.
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~ Villain Checked.

n
IT al YOU % the utmost ends OF
the eQ sed tie villain. NO, you
wou'tt 49, f1e heroine calmly. why
sof,,tN sled the villain, aghast at her
cooina NncAase I'm not going there
she rel So
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WAlngton Inventions.

So cts. Jan. 14.-Special.-
49, patents have been issued:
- 2alyey, Seattle. device for
\ aNNs 20 axles; Charles j. Sulli-
Matthews. assignors 20 c.. NJ.
- u printing attachment for
- easers Burwell W. Russell, of
- ralf-Weaner.
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uaaar-e. Monkeys Talk.

ain - Jan. 13.-Prof. Richard L.
ma So fa n Africa trying 70 demon
ataI - earrectness of his theory that
nk1 80 b each other. has written TO
sol rs cfy. saying that his mission
. n aamplished. His researches
10 Il - afl on under the auspices Of
Al search Society of Chicago.
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When pshy vas Elk, ~ Esv- her Cas-oriA
Wee SIZE WAS a C.sat, she oriel ~ CAs.s-a.
Nac- sse t~caze ,..s8 she e,iu- p, ,'ss,arsa.
wAea aae lad C,al-.-su. sAe xave tAea Caster,
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- HLTlMORE -
- AND OHM
II RAILROAD.

schedule in effect April 10, 1896
Leave Washington from station corner OF
New Jersey avenue and c street.
For Chicago and North west Ecstibuled
Limited trains 30 H.. sos D. m
For Cincinnati. st. Louis. and lndianap.
olis. Eestihuled Limited 40 p. M. eI-
For Pittsbufg and Cleveland. express
oaily i 80 a. III. and 40 p. III.
For Lexington and Stauuton, II 30 a. IN.
For Winchester and way stations. h5 80
For Luray. Natural Bridge. Roanoke.
Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis. and
ears through -s
For LuEay. s45 p m. daily
FGT n BaltimoLe week days, 500. $50,
1000. .xI2:Oo a. m: Y u O5, 1910, XS:00'
s5 80 142S Mo- SO xs:o5. xsS5. I5lo 1Ss9
Is. Sii5o o' p M; land and xi5 90 81 fsigG; aiEs
Sundays, x7 90. I7:IO. s SO. 1900 'xI9:o0 %
m: x12;0o: xl2;36s LOO. 1900, s:25.
II 10, x11:5o, p: NJ, x12:6i night. ''
For Annapolis. 10 and 8 80 m.; l2 10
and 42s y. III. Sundays. $50 u III, 80
For Frederick a . 90. IL 80 a NJ, c1 1b.
b 80. b5: 80 p. m.
For Hagersiown, bill so q. NJ. AID b5 80
For Boya and May points. week ds Us, 800
300 a M. 1;l5, 7:05 p. M.
days 20. go a. M. isSop. S opcsa,S. s:oS. wess xsd
43s. $50. 5,ss. 7:06, !l:90 p M Sun.
days, 900 a. M. l:l5. 35. Zoo. lO:25
p. m.
For Washington Junction and way poInt,
ae 90 a. NJ. cl:15 p. N. Express trains
sioBping at principal stations oniy. b4 so,
be 30 p. m
koYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
An trains Illuminated with Pintsch IIph.
For Philadelphia New York, Boston and
the East, week days, 100, 900. 1000 a.
Carr. 500 p. IN. 12:Ol night. Sleeping car
open at 1000 O'Clock. Sundays, t7:U5
Dining Carr, 600 a m Dining Carr, I2:SS
Dnling Car. 800. t5:o5 Dining Carl, 500.
seugers 1000 p. m.)
buffet Parior Cars on all trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 Il. H., z: 90 noon
eunda Us, 1875 ID. III.
bExcept Sunday. aDai!y. cSunday oaIv
xEXpress train. S'
Baggage called for aud checked from no.
tells ana residences by Union TrInsf,r Com
pany, on orders lert at ticket offices $40
PENNSYLVANIA avenue north west, New yorI
avenue and Fifteenth street, and al denot
WN- B. GREENE, CUAS o SCIrf
eeh' AahaGer. Gen. Pass. Agt
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AuctionSaleS

WALLER B VILLA Ms& CO. .Auct ioneers.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF UNSEhvi iGEr
ABLE PROPERTY AND MATERIAL
AT THE MAIL BAG EQUIPMENT
sHoPS. NOS; 479AEn 81 = STREET q .
MONDA Y. May II 1896, AT ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A NJ. Will be sold. at public
aucGfon.-at the government mail bag equip
menJ shops, Nos. 479 ana 4S1 Cstreet north
west. quantity OF unserviceable property,
such as 500 lbs. iute heads with rings,
more OF less; Zoo lbs. clean canvas, H. ore
other miscellaneous articles.
The rignt Is reserved to accept or reject
one or all bids. Terms OF sale. cash.
RUFUS b. MERCHANT.
1t Disburst Clerk. a 60. department.
THOMAS BOWLING CO., Auctioneers.
NO. 612 st. nw.-Trustees sale of
Improved Real Estate. By virtue OF
deed OF trust, duly recorded III L.iber No.
2O0l, folio 476 ct seq, one OF the land rec
request OF tie PARTY secured thereby, the
Undersigned trustees VIII offer for sale, by
public auction, in front OF the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, Y the 18th day of MA Y, 1896,
at O'Clock p. H., the following described
real estate, situated IN the City OF wash
ington, District of Columbia. to wit: Lot
~, III Cairu BarnnOuse subdivision OF
original lot tbreet3) in square four hundred
and nlnety-iour t491), together with all
the improvements thereon.
Terms maue Known un Gay of sale, said
terms to be complied with in 8 days from
the day of sale.
All conveyanciag aud recording at the
cost OF the purchaser.
THOMAS WALKER,
JAMES F. BUNDY,
my2,5,T,9, ,12-em
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Schedule In effect April 10. Iss6.)
An trains arrive and leave at Pennsyiva,
oia passenger station
Sa. m.-Daily, local for DanyilIe copnec,.
~ MANASSAS Tor StrHsburg, daily excent
Sunday, and Ut Lynshburg with the Nor.
folk and Western, daily. aud with the Chee
apeake and ONO. daily FOR the NaIursI
Bridge and Clifton Forge.
!l:I5a; m--Daily, the UNITED STATEs
FAST MAIL. carries Pullman Buffer Siaen
ers, New YORK aud Washington 70 Jacrsopp'
Vile, uniting at Charlotte with PuIiman
Sleeper ior Augusta, also Pullman Sleeper
New OrS TO New Orleans, via Montg onerv
connecting at Atlanta With Pullman SIecn
q for Birmingham. Memphis and ST InniS
aOl p: m.-Local for Front Royal, River.
ADJ p. IN --Daily. local for rCharIottesyijla
sds-als,, dU;13 p m.,rIDaiLy, WASHINGTON AND
ISTHsn5}hwnSTEkN ITs5 "onSpotas ., ,VEssTITInuLED. LIN
sleepers dining cars and day ronches
Pullman sleepers New York to Asheyflle
an snd d9c SpTinss, \; C.; New York 70 Iainp;i.
Jacksonyllle, and New, York TO Memphis.
via Birnin : ham; New YORK to New Dreams
Railway yestibuled day coach bWSstn Wnstl
ington to Atlanta. Dining car. Grecnsboro
TRAINS 6N WASHINGTON AVN
OHIO DIVISION leave Wmshinetnn aA.7irTD
m. daily and 4:45 y. IN. uany. t.xc,.u, 80
day, and S;2o PIN. Sundays only. Tof Romna rn
Hil, 4:32 y. M daily. except SUNDAY fne
Leesburg, and SO p; m. daily for Her1do0f f
RetugnIng arrive a. Washington s:26 q. IN.
enu 3.oO -. NJ Cdtiy, from Round Hill ana
Z :06 a. N. daily, except SunSa ay. from Hernc.
doc, and S:3i a. u. daily, except Sunda1
from Leesburg.
Through trains from the South arrive nh
Washington GAG n. m., 2:2U n
~, and BAD y. m. daiy, Manassas divis-
ION, lo;eo u M, daily, except Sunday, and
Z: 40 a. m-, daily, from Charlottesville.
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and fn
formation furnishedat offices. g. i and lSO6
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and at Pennsylvania
Railroad Passenger Station.
W. ii. G GREEN, Gen. Snpt =
]. N: CULP, Traffic Manager.
l.. A.S-=BRowN. Gen. A9t. Paas Dana.
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r RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
STREETS.
In Effect April "a, 1890.

o1AA4]SAss
In Effect April "a, 1896.
1O.oOA.N.P .PENNs sYLvANIAL LIMIT.
ED-Pulnian Sleeping. Diniug, SMokliS
and Observation Cars Harrisburg 10
Chicago, Gin ncinnati. ludianapohs. S,.
Louis. Cleveland and Toledo. buiie'
Parlor Car TO Harrisburg. ,,
1880 A.. M. FAST LINE-Pqiimann nan
and Dining Cars Harrisburg to Pitts6bT1r1gs; 6111s
$40 p. M. CHICAGO AND 81. LOUIS US
ENt kEsa- Punman hu.iet nea ph51g hin;nr cars Sa5
Harrisburg 10 81. Louis, Cincinnati Louis-
vile and Chicago. ,n,ss
7sI0 r. ~: WEsTEkN Sar "a CIicpFa EkpREssmd and
Harrisburg TO Cleveland. Dining Car
M; soHTa%EsTahSS sIsFBiSr snd Dining Eng
Harrisburg to Cincinnati;
1S4O Pi Al; fACit1G &C Fl iiishsE ENpKEss'-
7i6O A. M. Tor hanes Z, 5anandialsaa. "a Iir a.
1870 A. M. for Elmira and Remove.
port, daily. 3 30 p. H.
7.lO p. nj. for williamsport. Rochester;
buffalo, ana Niagara Falls. daily. except
Saturday. with Sleeping Car washing Washing
100 r. A. for Erie, CanandalgTIa' In Fe,IIa
daily. Sleeping Car Washington to El'
mira.
For Philadelphia, New York and the
East.
3SSF dsv Nj oSfikEssloSAL al Fa3isl SsAs Win Win
att 65 tDirtng Caf, 7 20, 800. 10 90
Dining Carr. and 90 DINING Gar
4 20, Gao, 1S.GO aud II IS P. N. on
sunday, Z O5 Ginning Carr, 10. BOY.
a Il
ll.35 P. n. For Philadelphia only.
East EXPRESS 80 80 NJ y, week eHo days u
l.60 a. ii. week days. and 3-15 T. NJ.
daily.
Atlantic City tvia Market Street Ferryl'
1000 A. NJ. and 2:45 L. NJ. weekdays.
11:35 z. NJ. daily. and l L A. NJ. Saturdays
1000. 1870. 100. "a and il so A: Il:
Limited, ! 20, 4 80 40. 8 .o5, $40 7.l6.
On sG Sunday. % .o5, 30. a6 700. s.S5, .6S 1850,
11.O0A NJ. II .i5, is. 2.O1 3.l5, 3.40,
400 Limitedl, 40, $40. s ;o5, $40.
For Pope's Greek Line, 20 A. NJ. and 4.36
P. NJ. daily, except sunday
For Annapolis; 40, 300 A; NJ. - 10 and
4.20P. N daily. except Sunday. Sundays.
900 A. NJ. and A 20 PM.
Atlantic Coast Line. Express for Richmond
points on Atlantic Coast Line, 430 4. NJ,
50 NJ iiIN- IANitilltgllu anu atldHll.
$40 p. NJ. daily Richmond only. 1857
A. NJ. week DAYS.
Accommodation for Quantico. 7.45 A NJ.
daily, and i.25 L. NJ week days
For Alexandria. 4.3o. S.35, LAB $40,
$40, lo-as. IL 30 A. NJ, 1850, l.4o,
and ] .39 =. NJ. on Sunda at 40 Z As.
els A. Al, 2-45, 6-l5, s.o2, and 1910
p NJ
Leave Alexandra for Washington. COS.
6.i3, Z .05. 500, 9.1O, 1918. lu.2S A. NJ
90, 2.15, 200, 3 %, 500. 5.3a. 6.13,
100, 7-2O, 3.1u, 1852. and / .OS P NJ
On Sunday at SAB, 910. 1925 A NJ
2l5, $50, 100, : 20. $40. and 1852
PM.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and G
streets, and IL. the station. Sixth and q
streets, where orders can be left for the
checking of baggage to destination from
hotels aud residences.
6. NJ. PROVOST. JR wOOD.
Gen. ManIscr. Gen. Passenger Agent
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The Times Branch Offices

The Times Little New Merchants''
Gun secure their supply of Morning
and Evening Times ut the following
branch offices:
Frank Smith. 4th and G SITS. NV.
NJ. McNulty, 1886 18th at. NV.
Il. Hege, 2l53 Pa. ave. NV.
Joseph Linden, 4OG 9th st. se.
w. F. NJ ackay, GOO Il. st. ne.
Joseph Petignat. 600 7th st. sw.
w. Z. Lumsford. 1242 SGD st. NV.
John Haynes. 2O22 sth st. NV.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCH A NGE-Tw Twohandsome
6-rOoin aud cellar ho,SeS: central lOca-
house NV. Address BUSINESS D.. this
office, my7-3t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


FOR SALE S-ruoIn b,use on double
corner lot IN Alexandria, Va; well,
fruit and electric lights; near depot
and electric cars; 81 500 on very easy
terms Address A. n. CONNER, 1900
4th st. NV. my5-tu tn ,sa- EN-
FOR SALE-I will sell at q sacrifice
a Groom brick, III. l.. in northeast. Ad-
dress QUICK X, this office. my6-3t,em
FOR SALE OR TkADE-Piney Point.
Md; six-room cottage, mansard roof;
three-room storehouse; i've acres; on salt
water; splendid place for clubhouse or
business stand; rare chance. FRANK
HUME, 454 Pa. ave. ma1-7t
FOR SALE-Pretty Groom anu Dath.
bay window brick: large concrete cef
lar: cost $3.50; will sell Tor S2,26O; as
sume trust of 81 500 pay $3.50 cash, and
$500 in monthly insta lments and you mAy
have 1t; look lit today. JOHN +. PAREf.
1Al1 g st. mr2S-u
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DR.. LEON - spss'a''ss, s's,s.1; IT,.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. HADE. I232 18th st., is the
only physician in this city who has
proven his ABILITY 10 cure consumption and
all complicated lung, throat nd catarrhal
diseases; hours, $ to IL and 10 6 on
Monday. Wednesday aud Friday: Sunday,
from to 2, consultation free; call or write
for booklet, symptom blank Tor those who
desire treatment Dy mail ap21 -l0t,em
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HOACHES WuSt 20. EhAlItIDE IS
the eXterminator. You do not catch
your roach. VERMICIDE catches it for
you. Why buy useless remedies? Buy
VERMICIDE, the infaliible remedy. For
sale by BurchelI, 1925 st. NV; Magruder
& Co., 1879 Conn. ave. NV; c. C. Bryan,
1413 N. Y. ave, n. W.: John S. Cissell,
1914 Tth st. NV. ny1-1m
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IF YOU want 10 buy u cncap house
or lot as an Investment, an age mt to
collect your rents the services of ar at
torney-at-law, your will made, your 'ouSe
who is always in his office from a. m
to 6 p. m. Call and see JOHN II. O'DON-
NELL, 326 Pa. ave, Capitol Hill. near
National CapitaI Bank my2-l w-em
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EDUCATIONAL

" - -
A.V. V.HOLMES. Mandolin. Banjo. and
Guitar. Special summer rates. Classes
now forming. Room 3, 934 st. NV.
my6-1mo
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DESIRABLE board furnished to
few gentlemen; terms reasonable: spe-
cial rates 20 two gentlemen occupying one
room: railroad fare cents. P. o. Box
"A. Forest Glen. Md. my5-3t.em
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For SALE-MlsCEI.LA NEOGS.
F'ON SALE-So Il mouLn-A snsutiy
usSu D,,Avr piano, Nnicu COst $1oo
when new, lOr SloU. hardwood stool
tiii,i cover wILu ~. u SAM Druuuury
rIauo aIcroums, 1870 Ia. ave.
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wANTTC-HOU
WANTED messenger in oF OF the
departments would like esSave the
care of house during the summer; good
references Add ress MESSENGER. this
office. my5-3t
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L n ESP ECTF ULLY notify the pub
lie lUat 1 have negotiated for the
royalty bred stallion Uproar, No l2435,
for the years s SO and S97 This stallion
will make the Two seasons AT the Seven Oak
Stock Farm, situated ill Maryland six
miles from Washington, at S25 a season
Horses paStured and wintered at rea-
sonable rates. For information call or
address E. BURGpORF, AIS Sth st. NV.
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wANrED-PosTAeE STAMPS.

w NTED-For cash. all kinds of old
United States postage and department.
stamps collections also bought. H. F.
DUNK HORST. O05 7th st. NV. apS-u. .em
The evening times., 1896-05-07

PIANOS moved by experienced men,
- COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO., 323
1-2 st. NV. Phone 1866. febl6-tff
FURNITURE moved; largest 2-horss
load In the city, $3.50; experienced
handlers. COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co.
aga I-2-st. NV Phone 1866 fel6-tf
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Sc THE WATER PROOF A!
ELASTIC ROOF FAINT.

Best in use. All work guaranteed. Leaks
free of charge, and charge only for
pa;iiting: best OF reference. WM. Il BA RK-
EP < CO.. - Warner st. NV. my1-7t
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FOX SAAE-frlviiegcS at IOiOnIat
bcd,n LAosri reScr NdtOn; lauuury,
inerf ,-6 o-Iounu, sn.o.uS gallery ana
others; pIease submit your uius at once
UOODo, heIio6S DuliuniS, houIn Is.
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LOST-MorocCo pocket-book containing
currency: at or between Riggs House
and Fifteenth land N. Y, ave. NV, where
cars start. between and 10 p. M, finder
and presenter will be rewarded. Address
a. SCHULZE. 1912 Florida ave ne. 1t
LOST-Dog: on Friday. May l. small,
lemon and white setter. female; tag
No. 1000: a reward OF SO will be paid II
returned To 1461 X. ave. NV.
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LOST-Monday afternoon, on T ST., be-
tween 14th and 18th, shell hair
pin; filagree gold top; liberal re ward by
leaving same at 1912 9th st. my5-3teme
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WANTED-BOAkD
w ANTED-BoarderS roOmers. also
transient boa ardery private baths; CEN
13th st my6- 81, ,efn
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FOR hire to drumrners and business men,
Orseand buggyOr Dayton, 81 80 and So
per day. Applyto the REA STA BLES' rear @
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