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RAILROADS
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

STATION. CORNER SIXTH AND .
S1REETa-
In Effect June 20. 1900
fTfsbTGsssSl dsxxfP aSSs M sHod. "a
16,8hfs Z Ee'1: Ds' tE = skk.sss7zfGs4Izs1A
2Ssr9 To- Chicago. ChcinSs1, inaianspoi2.
By t1uis Cieysiand anu Toleuo. buffss
1880 a. 70 ~ 4afFEissesT TS
eSfIsf fsIet Gar e AaII 5lsbEnpI Bsais.
s,49E * Il. aa Gahc2aS 8 90
Car. Hsepi.IGrs e. H. to sIs d RaDaDg
80 E. ~. % &c fffElsssfHf: xpaEss-
5SssEsi:Surs g cisEvesnd. S 6asssSS g.: se g
5ffRF AZ. sogTHwEsTERN lx.
o.. SseS.GsPpllinan Sleeping and Dintng
sisbusso2 81 =. Louis: and Sleeping Car Has<
1G;h6 =. II. fAc1r1o EXPRESS
7kS sc96.Azs; AZ AZ III Kane. Gsasndaisa..
cept SUNDAY 'u S'agara Faiis daily e.
1SSs;;;S s 4: N. for Elmlrs and Remove,
week days and sn9W;y ESI Lees hayse
7f haiI.if!; +; s.. for w!lnam.port, Roene.s.s.
SATURDAY WITH Sieson a!is ia aa'iy s5Sieee
/, Ton % 70 egspenslon Bridge Via Buffaia
A&& Ss46s3s.sfE I M for nSe SanasdaIE9s
S %,4yy Sleeping Car Washinsi. 70 Z. y.
For Philadelphia. New Tor, and tn.
AifA4 EHDF. d A. q; S'agsEssIos AL LIN LIN:
q 3m5ajjSSos &; iS.nlns Car, W.. Zoe, ft:So:
s N1,l6pi,S e, e. = = ~ is.4S. IS: z$S.
sDtRiaF Gar Ifom Wilimil Ei6li . m, IL Is
For ihiadeipsis only TGg Fast aPq EIpr ESQ 80
s asaY' So E55Pse. d dslS vol sof
dsss. 1 and Maap91i p es b. aEsi; 90 a. m week
Saratoga Express tParior Carl 90 A. n
e; $S.'iSg$ 1895 49, SO; 1898 1 .ss -
a,eSS nsasl issaa S;; z zss 5 Is. sdS:
ii$b go sa aS %; loo. I'D ssS
49, 49, 2SSff; ; a sis! u Is o. 10
100. and Ii az p. II e. no. 1000
s1ss as s sS s sns ::
For and A 4s5P y 5z.a S;,, 200 A. NJ 1.ls
Sundays. 500 a. oSS y. and edfc ( % fPenafs>
ALlantic Coast Line Express, $50 A. II,
r. ~ DAILY, Richmond only, 1857
A. N. week days; Atlanta Special, via
Richmond and seaboaId Air Line $40
tico, AS A. II. daily and 4;26 p. N.
week days.
For Alexandria. 40. -6.35, 745. $40.
1857 a. m, / 40, 8. 46. 4.25, 800 10;
$40 p. N. On Sunday at 4-3O. As
Il. m, 3.46, $40 p. m.
Leave Alexandria for Washington. sos.
6.43, 7:05, 500. $40, 1925 a. m
Sunday at 6.43. 1928 a. m, 20. 1853
s-usnorc Connections
For Atlantic City tvia Delaware River
days. 3Ib and II SIS p NJ daily: IVA
Market Street whartl. 300 A. n tsatus-
days. i2:46 ana II So r. 81 daily.
For Cape May. 1000. LOO A: M 12:48
Z. NJ week days. 11;35 2. NJ daily
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth and Q
streets. and at the station. Sixth and b
streets. where orders can he left for the
checking of baggage TO destination from
bosc1s and residences
g. N. PROVOST. J.R. WOOD, -
Gen Manager Gen Pass. A gent
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FOR SALE.
CITY LOTS
ouners actual pries quoted.

S1oO FOOT-NORTH LINCOLN AVE
Corner lot; half square; 1Sx117 It.
to soft. alley. (S64l
FIRST AND NORTH CAPITOL NV
Very desirable lot, 20x1O1, to 3O-toot
alley; party wan. 1861
S&.2OO-MAsSACH NE.
BETWEEN 1ST AND 2D-Choice lot,
2Ox76, to alley; party wall toO'
Sa.86O-T ST. NV, BET. nth AND
18TH STS.-0verlooking New Hamp-
shire ave.; 20x10O to alley; cheapest lot III
this section. facing south. and improved Dy
frame; water, sewer and gas. l29
$1,000 EACH-FOURTH ST. Ne, RET
F AND MARYLAND AVE.-Three lots.
16x100, to alley. (6o)
xa.a6O-sTH ST. NV. BET. L AND
Mot 2Ox9O, to loft. alley; Inn
proved by frame, renting for VIC Per
% K ST. NV, BET. 10TH AND 10Th 10.
IS x96; stable on rear; well1ocated; at
z co ri PA. AVE. AND wAsHINGfTON
CiRCLE-6sx76; u most desirable
1 SSazy s: n BET. s4rH AND IT.,
h 81 i INV. NV. BET 18th AND 1sfEo
MARYiAN6 AVE. NEAR E ST. Ne.
rLe eS15S AVE-. NEAR lat ST. n "
K ST. 81. BET. SD AND 41H Me-,
ssD 81 81. fhisr. O AND Il srs. wv ~
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- ALTiMORE -
- AND OHM
RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect July 18th, 1885.
Leave Washington from station corner Oh
New Jersey avenue and ST.
For Chicago and Northwest VesuDuled
Limited trains 1910 a m anu 3 90 p. m-
For Cincinnati, st. Louis and lnoIandpoiis.
Vestlbuled Limited $40 p u, express
1915 night
10 90 a. III. and 8 40 p. M.
For Berkeley Springs, a,45 p. m. daily.
except sunday. Special, 1IGG noon daily
and 500 p m. SATURDAY OILY a-t and
OAKLAND, 1900, 40 p. NJ. IL. 10 a M. all
daily. No west bound trains stop al NOUN
tain Lake P ark Sunday
For Lexington and staunton, IL noon.
For Winchester aud way stations. $3.50
y For New Orleans. Memphis, Birmiug:
ham, CHAT anooga, Knoxville, Bristol, and
Roanoke, 1850 y. ~ daily; sleeping cars
through.
For Baltimore, week days. 500. 8; 80
*. 50. xi0 Of, II 2 90 a. m, xI2G5, ZIG:
1 x5So 1880 $50 6's5' 1s.sG' $50. 1906;
9Is9 nigh Sundays, Il % -. 70.
1899 1oS. ,. sdSoc ss & as2. zs'Ss 1915:
so, $500, xs.zo. lilo. al1.6o p. IN.
x12.O1 night. 80 On
1a.io and 4Ss p. N. Sundays, $50 a
For fredsri rick, 80 90. t12 oouoou. ''1.1s.
1850, 1850 p. m. 5000 49,.
'' For soyd and way points. week days
days, 800 "a. IN. lis, 7.O6. p. H.
da se, s se''t 800 l m, is5o, 500. 1so.
4.33 %. 80, 5.35, .O5, II 80 p: m. Sundays.
500 a. m, Is, 5-35, los, 1Ol5 p. m.
For Wasni.ss,or junction apa was p s1a,D
stopping IS at principal stations only f4.30.
For BAY Ridge. week days. s.I5 q. m.
md 4 % p. m. Sundays. $50 a. M. 1.S0
~1 From Bay Ridge. week days, s.15 q. m,
g 80 and SIS p m. Sundays. 500 and
For Cape May, 10 a. m, IL noon
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA
All trains lIitn-II.5teu wl,n i'iiiisSn i1ght
For Philadelphia. New YORK, Boston,
&c 90 a. IN, Dining Carr, 1900. 1895,
LOO, 10 U5, Dining Carr, S.00p- M t12;01
night. Sleeping Gar open at 10 ~ O'Clock l.
Sundays, t1.O5, Dining Carr, 600 a., M,
Dining Carr, q2.3o, Dining carr, 800.
Sleeping Car, open for passengers 1000
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 10 90 a. NJ. 90 noon.
and IL .35 p. m. week days lZ.so p M
Except Sunday Daily. ''sunday only.
Express trains.
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels and residences by Union Transfer Co..
sylyania avenue NV :, New York avenue and
WI WI B. GREENE, tHAs o. scULL.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. ASt
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Washington, Mount Vernon
: Alexandria Railway Co.

From Station. Thirteen-and-a-half ssrees and
Pennsylvania avenue
For a,exandr,a-s:30. Z. 10. s. 9. TO- leeoex
IL lea m LA i:l5, ~. $50. 6:lo, q. 8. 9. 10.
ii. II D. m. Sunday, first train, "a M. last
train 10 p. m
For Mt Vernon-io. IL Il a m. l. " y SO
p. IN. Daily-except Sunday.
q. f. ABBOT. GEO. II. PHiLLlPS.
General Manager Gen. Pas. Agent.
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FOR SALE.
SIeGhDAS LIZ H.
CirnerS actual price quoted.

Fort Myer Heights. BreokIanh Laurel.
Brightwood P ark, P aiisa des oftbe Potomac
Forest Glen, Del Ray, Rockville, Benning,
Heights, Takoma Park, Tuxedo, Langdon,
Lakeland, lngleside, Morris Addition, Har-
low Park, Somerset Heights. Highland
Heights, wilen Heights. Columbia Park.
Gtrrield Heights, Whitney Close. lie Droit
Park. Rosslyn.
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BETHEL Military Academy. Virginia.
Value. 81 OO, 900: located fifty-six miles
from Washington in northern Virginia:
prepares for advanced study and for bust.
ness; charges extremely low. patronage
from twenty-five States. Address for H.
Bethel Academy p. %. Va 1e2s-26t-eod
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BQLL.E=IIN.
Loans Negotiated
Fire Insurance, Placed in Reliable Companies
Estates Managed.
Loans Negotiated.
THE TIMES REAL ESTATE BUREAU.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
FOR SALE.
CITY LOT
o,ener.' aetua: price quoted.

p ST.. BET. nth AND 18th NV
Pacing south: 24x9b: to alley. (6ll
EAST CAPITOL sT: BET; 18th AND
KsTs BET. 18TH AND 14TH sTs. Sc.
9TH ST. BE-. BET. n. AND y.
SD ST. BET. z. CAPITOL AND A sTS.
EE.-19x06 to 24-foot alley. 1857
18TH ST. BET. @ AND PA.AVE. BE.
1Sx82: foot alley. lb7J
18th ST. NE, BET. A AND B SITS. -
26xiiO: aO-foof alley. us,
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EDUCATIONAL.
wooD's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

81 East Capitol street tone SQUARE
east of Libraryt-
Twelfth year reorens Monday, Angus
81 Office open from 8 a. III. 10 8 p. III
All commercial branches thoroughly laugh
by twelve experie nced teachers. New
building just completed constructed eS
gymnasium with two instructors. Thou
sands say it is The most popular business
college In Washington. Moderate rate
and easy payments. Attendance last yeai
262. Individual instruction free until Au
gust 81. Call and see US. or send for II
Illustrated catalogue. If
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EIGHTH ST. NE. NEAR B.
,oom Pck iot sn ss1 1Tfne
AVE. AND ELEVENTH SIS. Sc
Brick. rooms and bath: newly papered:
heated By furnace: a. m. I. f4O2)
Se.ooO-NoRTH CAPITOL ST. BET
:. s ANp eI II brick. II T9e%s;;
S1o.coo-sw. COR. NoRTHcAPIToI.
ST. AND FLORIDA AvE.-11S front;
improved by 2story brick. 8 rooms; can
be USED ss,I as store store building 10 good eS3d
S3.eoo-4TH ST. BET, L AND AsTs.
NW-Three-story brick, containing d
e. s;@ e, !; srH ST. sE9 .egS
bricks: IL rooms and store. t97j
sA.OOO-FOURTH ST.. BET. O AND
SITS NW.-Two-story brick store
and dwelling; good iocaiity for dairy: terms
SS.Ooo-sEvENTH ST NE. BET r
AND I'm ew brick dwelling: two
stories and Dsse I'm mt, containing TSoms
a. IN l., o terms &C BUS srH AND $50 sTs
NW.SBhck; 2s rooms; good condition;
SE6oO-I ST. NE, BET. N. CAP. AND
iSTI-story bay window brick. con.
talnag - ,. TDon sas AND bath; in frs
Ss.SOO-M ST. NV. NEAR N. CAP.
sT.0Large 4story, 1O-rovm house, with
a. M. j.; easy terms. iesj ~
eo6O-5TH ST. Ne, BET. l. ANDM-
modern, 6 rooms and bath: lot I6xl 90
to alley. terms. $3.50 cash. balance SEQ per
month. 1857
Railroad employees at the terminus of
their northeast line; several new Broom
bricks; porcnes IN front and rear, With yard
to alley: at tue rate of $25 cash and $16 per
month 1851
rooms. basement and cellar; terms easy .feIi
ca .ROO-P ST. NEAR ETH ST. NV
One Of tiose mocSrn broom and bath,
with all modern cOnvenieAces: will bear In
| epectiop: under rent. $3.50; will exchange
/ for suburban home near city. t16SI
SA.750,N;, cAPIToL st.. NEAR N.
,oor,. uatii, brick and stone Residence. a
\ N. l. 400
eEAOO-MsT NV. FEAR :3RDBT,-
iG-roon. brick and bath, in nrst-class
| condition; facing south: a. m. I. 1883
| Sa.aOO-E ST. Sc. BET 9Th ANI
7TH STS.-Frame house: rooms: ON
| lot I6x1 15: lot faceson streets. t1b4l
CT 900 LIST ANDK brick
home; modern In every detail 1855
xa.oo0-EAsT CAPITOL ST., NEAR
NEW Modern, IL rooms
/ and bath; press brick, marble trimmings.
/ lot 2lxs4 TO al,eyi wide front terIace.
exoo-R sr. NV. NEAR n. CAP.
e~sfSs.rm house, WITH an modern In.
g%.EOO.Y5TH an. NE, BET. y AND
EHick und buff dwelling: rooms
| and bath: good 1ocAatE tlsrns t. sule (13l
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WANTED.
suBURBAN HOMES.

VIC have applicants for country homes To
rcpt for the sciison or ie1He by the year. Ad-
6rexs Immediately Times Reul EstotF
Suyeou. 10th and Pa ave. NV
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FARMS,

c.rness' actual price qpoicd
We nave listed many desirable places
near tue city; large and small tracts: i'm
moved and uuimproved. THE TINES
ZEAL ESTATE BUREAU.
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STORES WITH DWELLING.
fl,, a,ars- nrfnai iuics Qilutrd

OO-1215 g ST. NV; 8 ROOMS AND
nlIn; yard to alley; in first-ciass condi
tion: will rent store separate from house II
desired; key at this office. {330
C~x-I106 sTH ST. SE.--Brick store
With / rooms and bath. 11D
ca0-IT2b PA. AVE. NW.-Brick store
with 3 rooms. (1S5l
Gz6-11lp II ST. Ne Brick store with
rooms. lEo5l
IND CD, L AND F.-Brio.; store w!tts
rooms aYd ealh, ,opr poanre eaa0l 9
rooms. store q nd stable. t341l
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STEAMSHIP LINES.
AMERICAN LINE.

Sew York-Southamptou Q.opdon-Par,s)
Twin-screw U. 8. Mall Stea nships.
Sailing every Wednes iav.
81. PAM. Aug. 10. 10 ain Paris. Sept. IL. IAN
Paris. Aug. D. 10 an n. Y. Sept. 10. 10 am
New Y'k. Aug. - l0an st. Louis. Sep. % 10 am
ST.. Louis. scpty, 10 an ST. anl. sept. ~. ~ am
ST. Paul, Sept. .. 10 am Paris, Oct. :. 1000 am
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK TO ANTWERP.
wESTERNIANp.. Aug -. II noon
SOUTHWA AK. ..............Aug 70. u noon
>ORDI.AND -.................S>pt. :. Y noon
FRIESLAND..-....-.. -.......Se e. y TX noon
International Navigation Company.
riers Il and IL, North River. Once Bog.
0ic0. W. MOSS. Assns
I'll PonnA Ava
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FOB RENT-FLATS.
<I--...., 1ek..nI .,r Zee ainfed


S22.5O TO &2S.SO GokNEh
18th AND OREGON AVE. NW.-four
mats of 3 and rooms each; with bath
t3o9l
sSs-7oe SEVENTH ST. Nw.-second
story flat. No4
SO az. Il ST. EW.-Two-rooIn flats:
heated hy steam ll2O
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wANTED-FURNISHED HOUSES.
w FURNISHED houses. We have
many applications for furnished houses
In all locations At the city. THE TIMES
REAL ESTATE BUREAU.
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wANTED-BOARD
A LADY desires three little girls TO
board and teach in her home: comfort
and careful training. terms, So per month
Address H this office. au1 At ZEN
TABLE BOARD at the Wood
mont Cafe, cor 9TH st. and Iowa
circle. j. F. ROBINSON, Caterer.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.
uMPROvED,.
ovners aetna. prizes quoted


$6.6OO-9TH ST, BET. E. CAP. AND
n. Carolina ave-; modern S-room and
home: lot, ISxI24 It. 1882
au7- Stem
NEAR 18th ST. NW.-e rooms and
bath. with cellar: in good condition. and
$6.EO0mR ST, NV. BETWEEN ct. era
Stories. rooms and bath: q. m. l.: terms
reasonable. 1926
$lO.OOO-RIGGs ST. NV BETWEEN
nth AND1STH-A 3-story brick and
stone dwelling, containing 10 roonis anu
terms easy. t64)
SA.5oo-N ST. NV, FACING SOUTH,
NEAh 18TH ST.-Six rooms and bath;
ing; q. m. |. (2o3
$2.SOO-PARK PLACE NE, NEAR
-, LINCOLN PARK-Frame' rooms
$4.OOO-9TH ST. NV, BETWEEN o
AND P-Twostory frame. rooms;
on large lot; Terms reasonable. (326i
$12.OOOIQ ST. NV, BETWEEN 9Th
AND 1TH-Desirable residence; press
prick: In first class condition, containing
10 rooms and baths: newly decorated;
2-s,ory brick bic On the rear. t32O)
$S.5OO-For seven brick houses On
Delaware ave. sw., between ana y:
u9der good rent: easy terms. tS22)
S8.OOO-K ST. NV NEAR 5THaNine
room brick on lot 2OxsO to ~ 1901
ailtS; In first-ciass condition. tSESi
ET.6OO-CORCOR ST. NV, FAC
ING SOUTH, BETWEEN 18TH AND
l4TH-Press brick. containing IL rooms
and bath: well built and in good condition;
lot 20x9O. 1921
$l.4OO-13TH ST Sc. NEAR ST.
BRICK. rooms: comfortable little home;
can be bought on easy terms tZ32'
$1,000 ST NE. BET. 18TH AND
3TH-6-room brick and cellar: lot.
10 1-2xl40. to Soft. alley. frame Stable
on rear. (29S)
$3.AOO KY AVE Ne, ope-haif
square from car line and Lincoln Park
rooms, bath, and cellar: In first class
condition. (S01l
$6.6OO-sTANTON PLACENE., BET.
MASS. AVE. AND MD. AVE.-Stole
and s-rooin resideuce: lot 25x1OO: herdio
and lexington line pass the door. (3Ob)
S1.6OO-oREGoN AVE NV. NEAR
CONCORD FLA TS-Frame.6 rooms and
basement: facing south. Terms reason able.
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

125-P ST, NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
nr,ck; four stories; IL rooms and
hath; heated by furnace. 34Z)
SaO.OO-loTH ST. NV, BETWEEN
AND is rooms and bath; perfect
order and completely furnished. t33i
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60OO-l333 1sT ST. sE.-s story 8.
room frame house, on lot Is 1-2xl75
IT,; will trade far country property. 1881
$1.9OO--sECoND ST. NE. NEAR X.
terms msFick; . rooms; on lot lexso;t s sasy
Sl.SOo-sECoNp ST. NE.-Frame: 3
rooms; on lot lsx7O: terms reason.
S2.2oo-DELAwAREA AVE. NE. BET
IN, LAM ASD h-G,omfor;able. 7-room ps,e Is
$1,000 ST. Ne. NEAR 9TH ST.
soI sisstSSry 6 fn 10 rooms: a. M !; los
Si.iso1 K s ST. s' sE. BET. 18TH . XNp
18TH Brick: 4 rooms: lot lsx10s
ss.soo-sTH ST, NV. BET N AND
a IN. l.; under reut Tor $50 90 per month:
s75saSasRsox ALLEY Sw..gaasi
$1.276-isT. ST. NV. BET. K AND
,.,aaoo.f Fran Of rooms: sto 5ssa, lot
sA.o 90 'sFR 81. BET. 9TH AND SSS Is1n
on rear lot Sr1Se6 racing soo'n' f .ssa
S1rlsO-FRANKL1N ST. Nw.-Rriek;
419sms: LOT 1s iPtss to 1917 alley; ga
room brick on lot II 1-2x7s: win e1
G G9ahse Tor country pace near Manassas
S3.7So-v ST. NV. NEAR14TH ST.
rooms and bath. l227I
S3.OOO-sl2 ST NE.-Home rooms
,om and nath on lot 2oxl0O to alley sS
86,IsOSFLoRIDA AVE. NV. NEAR
lST-s room cellar. brick. modern home;
neated by hot water, facing south. 1921
&1O:OOQ-s5Th 81. NEAp q, WEST
WASHlNGTON-Eew SsuOI and Gel
lar. room. bay window, white marble
front: stable In rear. Ii8V
81 900 COR 18TH AND F SITS NV
Business corner, brick residences with
store. aud three frames ado alng; 81 I -2x
6l.66O-26TH ST. Pet. L AND M
smalfframe on a lot 7x96 under rent,
S12 Der month. f2O05
Sl.16O-WYLIE ST. NE, BET. 18TH
AND 18TH Brick; six rooms and bath
IN good condition, and will sell on EASY
terms. l2O7l
63.7OO-4I ct sE.-cumfortabls
Broom house: lot ainne worth the price
Sz.7OO-MYRTLE ST. NE.-pressed
brick. rooms and bath: lot l6 l.2x6O
Sl.2SO-L st. Sc. NEAR FIRST
ST.-Bay window brick 6 rooms: q nd. l..
(l97l
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$6.6OO-9TH ST, BET. E. CAP. AND
n. Carolina ave-; modern S-room and
bath, rooms deep; built by owner for
home: lot 1SxI24 IT. (3oZ)
au7- 3t.m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-25
TOPKINGMEN FOR MKINLEY.

,r,,,pK,p I.E MASS MEETING IN 4 JERSEY CITY
n,crpfrr THAT WAS FORMERLY DEMOCRATIC.
r,o Hudson County Republican Committee
opened the campaign in Jersey cry Nednesday
r,eb, with Two mass-mcet!nes. one WAS held III
81 Bridgets Hall. In district almost SONNY
ncmocra,ic 10 determine the extent of the Demo
cratic detection. The result was surprise 10 the
most sangune prophets. The nan, formerly usen
as a house Of worship. has a seating capacity 81
abou, a thousand Every chair occupied. and
the aisle in the rear OF the seats was cro""'"' III
the audience were several women.
II WAS not alone the unusually large number ~
a Republican meeting IN that section thai caused
81 much sunrise blu, the change I'm the demeanor
~ the assemblage In the past there has always
been nj Republican meetings large hummer VINO
attended solely to annoy those about them by jecr-
ing AT the speakers aud interrupung thehi ny
uniting absurd queries boldly cheering for the
democratic candidates. 1T was diherent "'uheS-
49,. ,,ght Tho assemblagc was quiet and orderly
", 20 rant attention and encouraged the speakers
sho talked longer than they intended ana yet inc
crnn,6 listened for two hours ana u nan Hhu
eno,ved no sign OF impatiencc II was apparent
s sih' ,be vorkincmcn for the audience was com
nnsad wholly OF them. haV" not DlindlN accepted
b. nIatform Of their party hui were seeking en-
urhionment the money question "a, IN" v,"S"
~ fesling Of the audience WAS manifest whr
We heon rheers were proposed for MCKINLEY ana
fIa,srt and they were given with VIII
,,,,,.r Who In a few words refuted the claim OF
He nryanites that the campaign was strugeIe
between labor and capital rhr othcf speaakeIH
The Hudson Republican club had an enthusiastic
meeting Wednesday night Inc cIup iasi a.
handsome 'rans s,ahr Samuel H. Munro captain
q q barker and others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-25
4 BOLD THIEF CLEJERLY CA CHIT.
HE is IDENTIFIED ON THE STREET BY THE
WOMAN HE ROBBED AND HIS AR
REST FOLLOWS

by the quickness of young woman tho Newark
police yesterday captured thief who on Wednes-
day boldly robbed house. The man was Norman
IinbarGer. a halter. hailing from Connecticut.
on Wednesday afternoon a man called at the
house of Edward \. Wright No ll6 Broad-st
daughter Of Mr.. Wright was alone in the house
The man said he Myron W. Morse. a real
estate dealer. at 139 Thirdave and that as Mr.
Wright had instructed him TO sell the house he had
come TO look IT over. The girl showed him the
house from cellar to garre;. and when he reached
the front door again he remarked that he had for
gotten TO take measurements of the hall bedroom
and darted upstairs. He returned shortly, bade
the girl good day and walked away. Later in the
afternoon Miss Wright's gold watch ana chaln ana
two rings were missed from her bedroom.
Yesterday the robbery reported to the police
by Miss Wright and her brother. ON their return
home Miss Wright pied a man In Fourth-ave
whom she recognized the thief, and she IN
formed her brother. who telephoned 10 the second
Precinct station. Detective Murphy started out
and upon reaching Fourth-ave. was told that Miss
Wright's brother following the thief The de-
tcctive caught up with him in Beleville-aVe. ana
the thief percelvnE that he was followed started
TO run The detective pursued and caught the fel-
low at ArlingiOn-ave. LinbarSer was positively
Identified by Miss Wright at the station-house
None OF the stolen articles was found on MN.
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MORE TROUBLE FOR VONEN ClCLiSIS.

THE MONMOUTH COUNTY SuNDAY-scHooL NSso-
CITATION CONDEMNS BLooMERs AND EX-
CEssIvE USE OF THE BICYCLE.
Matavan. Sept 81 (SpeciaD.-The thirty
annual convention OF the Monmouth County sun
dnv-sch.o Association was held In the Presby-
torian Church here to-day There were morning
afternoon and evening sessions. The lecture-room
WAS crowded the entire day and evening with sun
dav-sc hoo workers from all over the county ana
state over 800 delegates being In attendance
The convention opened by an address OF well
come by G. f. Parsons OF Red Bank president OF
the association The time OF the morning session was
taken 10 by the reading Of tho minutes. reports OF
committees and an address by the Rev George D.
Mnglns of Asbury Park. The afternoon session
was opened by the 81 perintendents and teachers
conference followed by devotional service, led by
George w Bailey president OF the state ASsocla-
ION There WAS an address by the Kew j.. ~
Sn,ltz and blackboard exercise conducted by
Mrs + s Ostrander OF Brooklyn At the after
noon sermon there was lively discussion wnen
resolution was adopted condemnng the excesslve
use of the bicycle ana the boomer costume Inc
resolution finally adopted. mt
The evening session was largely ATTENDED nc
feo ttre of the exercises was the address Dy Ine
Rev II &. Cronin of Jersey city. on Inc lhnu-
once of the Sunda y-schoo on National Lie
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MARRIED BEFORE DiYBREiK.

A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ROCsED FROM HIS
sLuMBERs TO PERFORM THE CEREMONY
otto iiauser. a son 81 Gustav Hauser one Of Ho-
bokens Fire Commissioners. WAS married at o'clock
yesterday morning 10 concert-hal singer. Myrtle
TressIder who has been singing for several days at
concert hall in Fourteenth-st.. Hoboken. Of which
Otto Havser is the manager.
The ceremony was performed by Justice OF the
Peace Schlichting. who was aroused from his slum-
bcrs at his home In Park-aye. by a friend OF tina
bridegroom The justice irritated at being dis
turbed and said that he would no; leave the house
except for fee OF $50 This was promised him and
he then hurried around Riemann's saloon al Ninth
ana Garden s,s.. where he found the wedding parry
waiting his arrival Ella Atkinson. ballad singer
at Hausers. and George Links were with the coupa
and they acted as witnesses
The justice at first thought that the proposed mar.
rage drunken freak, and refused 10 go on with
the ceremony until he had assured himself that ths
couple sober and well aware Of what they wers
doing. He received so from the bridegroom. and a
promise that the remainder Of the fee would be forth
Corning.