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The San Francisco call., 1896-08-15

Castle sailed for Honolulu. Captain Hub
bard took well-bred pointer to sea with
him, but while the vessel is now well out
to sea the dog is back ashore. About noon
Dave Crowley and R. Sennett of
the Golden Shore were within a
couple of miles OF the whistling buoy on
the outlook for incoming ships. Suddenly
they saw something swimming in the
water, and in pulling toward it discovered
a pointer dog. They pulled 1t aboard,
and then discovered that the poor brute s
hindquarters were almost paralyZed. They
rubbed and worked over it, and finally
after two hours labor they brought him
around. The Castle went out on the early
morning tide, and the dog must have been
four or five hours in the water before he
was picked up.
The Pacific Coast steamer Santa Cruz
arrived from the wrecked st. Paul, now
lying on the rocks of Point Pinos light
with the following taken from the strand
ed vessels cargo: Twenty-nine boxes
three kegs and two tubs of butter. two
cases of honey. twenty-five cases of eggs,
432 sacks of barley, seventy-two boxes of
lemons, one case of dry goods, one case of
Diamond dyes, seyenty-five calves, one
sack of beans and one box of fruit.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-15
SUCCESSFUL CLEW.
The Men Who Stole Daniel McCOy's
Diamond Gross and Other jew,
eIry Under Arrest.

The Men Who Stole Daniel McCoy's
Diamond Gross and Other Jew-
elry Under Arrest.
The room of Daniel Mccoy, drayman,
at 142 Seventh street, was entered about q
week ago and his valuable diamond cross
and several articles of iewelry belonging
to lady friend were stolen.
The burglary WAS reported to the police,
and Policeman w. F. Brophy was specially
detailed on the case and was not long in
getting a clew to the burglars, which he
followed up with marked success. On
Tuesday he arrested a young man VINO
gave the name of Daniel Bowman. and
succeeded in recovering the cross, watch
Bowman had sold for $50. The man who
purchased the cross identified Bowman,
and Yesterday morning Brophy booked
him for burglary. Detective Gibson
recognized Bowman as Daniel Bowman
Whipple, a well-known pickpocket.
Brophy continued his investigations,
and yesterday morning arrested the other
Young men whom he has reason to be-
lieve were implicated in the burglary.
They were placed in the tanks" pending
developments.
Mccoy has been unlucky with his cross,
which contains eleven diamonds. Some
three or four months ago it was stolen by
Nicholas Feldman, who claimed he was a
relative of Sir Robert Peel. Detectives
Gibson and Wren arrested Feldman, and
he got a year in San Quentin. The cross
was recovered, but the diamonds had dis
appeared. Mccoy reset it with diamonds,
and it was again stolen last week and
again recovered by Brophy.
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ROBBED HIS EMPLOYERS.
e, e. Dunn Arrested on the Charge of
Grand Larceny.

e. E. Dunn Arrested on the Charge of
Grand Larceny
e. E. Dunn, foreman for the Merten
Manufacturing Company, 210 Davis street,
was arrested last night by Detective Cody
and Private Detective Curtin ana booked
at the City Prison on the charge of grand
larceny.
The company manufactures coffee,
spices and other articles. and for some
time they had been missing Some of their
goods. They suspected Dunn and Curtin
was employed to watch him. He sue
ceeded in tracing barrel of cream of tar
tar. valued at $50. which Dunn had sold to
r. Gallardo, 511 Eighteenth street. for
$40. Curtin communicated this fact to the
company and an examination of the books
showed that Dunn had made no return for
the article. Dunn's arrest was then decided
upon.
will not be known for some time. but they
say it will amount to considerable sum.
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DESTROYED GOOD LIQUOR.

George Harritu, Japanese Porter, Ac-
cused of Malicious Mischief.
Harry Collins, saloon-keeper at 80
Stockton street, swore to a complaint in
Judge Lows court yesterday charging
George Harritu, Japanese, with ma
licious mischief.
The Japanese was employed as porter
by Collins, but was discharged last Tues
day. That night Collins on going to his
storeroom found the door locked anu he
could not effect an entrance. Next day he
procured duplicate key, and on entering
the storeroom he found his good liquor
mixed indiscrimiD ately on the floor. The
bungholes in all the casks were open,
showing that some person had maliciously
caused the damage.
Collins suspected his discharged porter,
and yesterday he swore to the com plant
for his arrest. He places his loss at $500.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-15
AFTER ANT|TOX|NE SERUM
The Board of Health Fears an
Epidemic of Diph.
iberia.
At the Special Meeting To-Day Meas.
ures Will Be Formu.
lated.

At its meeting tomorrow the Board of
Health will consider ways and means of
procuring a stock of antitoxine from the
National authorities, with view of check
ing the threatened epidemic of diphtheria
that has worried the health authorities
since the early days of the month.
When cases of the dread disease began
to be reported from south of Market street
the board made every effort to check il
without avail.
Della Ratio was the first to be reported
from 1881 Natoma street, her case being
followed by those of Giovanni and Theresa
Ratio of 1919 Howard street. The families
of the stricken children are relatives, and
the disease had spread before the quaran-
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Locatad the BuIIet.

The physicians at st. Luke's Hospital have
located the bullet that enter red the face of S. c.
Nichols, who was shot on the Jersey Farm
ranch few days since.
This will obviate the necessity of using the
Cathode ray as was contemplated in case the
ball could not be located.
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Judge WalIace.s Sentences.

Judge Wallace yesterday sentenced James 81.
Cummings to ten years in San Quentin for OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses. Cum
minqs was convicted of swindling Santa
Rosa farmer OF $4,000 in land deal. He had
a prior conviction against him.
Frank Tunlin was sent 10 Folsom for two and
q half wears for grand larceny.
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Theater Parties.

There has been an unusual number of
theater parties at the principal theaters
this week, and after the show many have
adjourned to the Cafe Zinkand for refresh
ments. The place has been crowded every
night this week after the performances.
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tine of the authorities could be established.
Mrs. Ratio of 1887 Eighteenth street, also
relative of the family where the disease
trst appeared, was the next to be reported,
and then Willie Ratio of 1881 Natoma
street was taken down.
Since the first of the month fifteen cases
have been reported from various localities,
two OF the patients having died. The
board does not fear genuine epidemic if
proper supply of antitoxine can be pro-
cured.
An immediate application will be made
for the life-sayiDg serum.
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whisky for Consumntion.

Most physicians admit that whisky can
be used to good advantage and with excel
lent results in consumption. 1t should be
pure and good, however. The Jesse Moore
brand fills the bill, for it is pure and good.
The Jesse Moore-Hunt Company, San
Francisco and Louisville.
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ALL DEAD BUT ONE.
The Survivor of G. A. Worth's Sixteen
Horses Did Not Fat Any of the
Poisoned Feed

Poisoned Feed.
Two more of Charles A. Worth's horses
died yesterday, one in the afternoon and
the other toward evening. This brings
the number up to fifteen. ALI the horses
that partook of the chopped food have died
from the effects of the arsenic which was
mixed with it in large quantities. Mr..
Worth had sixteen fine draft horses in
his stables on Golden Gate avenue, and
now the only survivor of them all is one
that happened to have sore mouth and
was given specially prepared food, not
eating any of that fed to the others.
The outrage is still enveloped in mys-
terry, no clew as to the identity OF It's per-
netrator having been discovered. How
ever. the affair is being investi ated with
all diligence, and if the criminal can be
ferreted out he will doubtless be dealt
with according to his deserts.
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pIcNcs Ann EXCURSIONS.
.Ilf.TION SALES

BY L H BURD-This day Saturday, Hard
ware, at 1928 Valencia street, at II O'CLOCK.
BY EAsroN & EUDRIDGE.-Tuesday August 1S,
Real Estate at saesroom, 63S Market street, at
IL o'clock
BY EAsroN & ELDRIDGE.-Saturday, August
% Real Estate at Mountain View, Santa Clara
Co., at l o'clock.
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P. Alferitz states there is no truth in the
common report that he refused $4,000 for
his lot at Montgomery avenue and Vallejo
street, or that he asked $25, 900. The Luning
estate wanted the lot very badly but failed to
get 1t.
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NEW TO-DAY.

There is tea at a fabulous
price that gives more pleas
ure (if you don't think of
the money it costs) than
Schs12ame's Besk. But there
is no tea at anything like
the price that has the pecul-
lar charm of Scht22img's Best
The reason is plain the
tea you are drinking was
roasted long ago in China
or Ceylon or Japan, or some
where else way off. ,Schal
hmg's Best is roasted in San
Francisco and goes to you
quick, if your grocer does
his part.
Sold only in packages.
A schilling & Company
San Francisco $40
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rrn,,.s Moved 25 Gents
. Saws a Price was Not Named.

Commercial Transfer Co., 43 Sutter street.
Telephone Main 40. Keep your checks for u.s.
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James G. Fairs Gift.

James G.. Fairs Gift.
Judge Slack yesterday made an order per-
mitting the special administrators of the Fair
estate to pay a subscription OF $1,000 to the
Mercantile Library Association, which sub
seription was made before the death of James
G. Fair.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

BA1p1vr,S THEArFR.-"The MasquersderS
C.r1rop,zr. THFATER.-"The Irish Artist
CoIuMRIA THEATER-"The Great Unknown"
Noposco,s OPERA d oUsE-"The Two Orpnan%
T1vo11 oPERA-HousE.-"The Bohemian eiri'
Observation-Disclosures Vaudeville
MAcDoNoUGH THEATER toAkLASDJ AAe
Masqueraders, Monday evening
suTRo BATHs-Bathing and performances
SHOOT THE CrIUTEs-Daly al Haight street,
one block east OF the Park.
PICNIcs AND EXCURSIONS.
ExCURsIoN-To the Martin Murphy Homestead
Tract, near Mountain view, SATURDAY anu sun
day, August 10 and 10.
ExcURsIoN-To Cazadero, Sunday, August ID
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THE Press on Neagle in Bargy's staE
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Southern Railway.
(FIEpMONT AIR LINE.)
tschcdule in effect Jan. 6, 1896,

tSchcdule in effect Jan. 6, 1885,
An trains arrive and leave at PennsylTa
mia pa ssenger station.
Sc. M Daily, local for DanvIlle connects
at Manassas for strasburg, daily, except
Sunday; and at Lynchburg with the Nor
folk and western. daily, anu with the CEcs-
apeake and Ohio, daily for the Natural
Bridge and Clifton Forge.
11.15a m.-D Daily, tile UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL carries Pullman Buffet Sleep
ers, New York and Washington to Jackson
vile, uniting at Charlotte with Pullman
Sleeper for Augusta, also Pullman Sleeper
New Y ork to New 0-leaDs, via Mont ntgomery,
connecIing AZ Atlanta with Pullman Sleep
0i =. m.-Locai for Front ROYAL. River:
toll and Strasburg, daily, except Sunday.
4;5l m-Daily. local for Charlottesville
FLORIDA SHORT LINE LIMITED. Pull.
man compartment ana observation sleeping
cars New York to st. Augustine. Pullman
,Ihloa and Augusia. sestibqled day coach Wash.
salisbury 10 81. Augustine.
iU:+3 p. m.-Daiiy. WASHINGTON AND
TIED, composed of Pullman vestibuled
Pullman sieepers New York t5 aHs asbeVslss
Memphis, Via birmingham New New fork f3Srk 70 70
Sestibu,ed day coach. Washington TO Al.
lahta. Southern Railway dining car, Greens-
TRAINS On WASHINGTON AND
OHIO DIVISION leave Washington s:OI q
IN. daily and 4:l5 p. IN. daily, except Sun
day. anil $50 y. in- Sundays only for Round
Lccsburg. and 6:225 p. m. daily for Heru.,os
Returning. arrive at Washington S:26 n nj
aud 800 y. IN. daily, from Round Hili and
7:06 a.. IN. daily. except Sunday from Hera.
don. and S;34 Il. IN. daily, except SUNDAY,
from Lecsburs.
Through trains from the South arrive at
Washington GA a. m.. 8:45 a. m, 2:2O n.
"a. and $40 u. M, daily, Manassas diyis-
ion. 1000 a. M, daily, except Sunday, and
$40 =. m, daily, from Charlottesville.
Tickets. sleeping car reservation md in.
formation furnished at offices. 8 l aud l9iM
Pennsylvania avenue. and at Pennsylv0uiN
Railroad Passenger Station.
w II. GREEN. Gen. Supt- /
j. NJ. CULP, Traffic Manager,
w A. TURK, Con. Iasa. Agent.
l. 8. nROwE. Con. Ag,t Faas. DenA-
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Auction Sales
PUBLIC sALE-Marcl 90. 1886. al

PUBLIC EALE-March 20. SsS. at
COck u. M. ioI cash. tnc NtH- KNOWN
"Riyeria,c Farm, owuei 10y Capt. j. ).
Hall. near Cuntcc's Station, Is. * U. X. r..
260 acres. With good, sarge dwelling ctiu
ings all in good order: SO acres III grass
100 acres cleared; balance ~ line i.niiiet.
good orchard; 10 miles 10 Washington.
lS l-2 To Bait more. l-2tn LAUREL l-4to
Mistletoc Springs station i nn!e Ia Ccntee
STATEN, Is. * o. II. r., viii be sold as Il whole
ur IN .ots. W.: III a,res III WOOD, ba
acres Cicareu. anu iiIber; 30 acres cleared,
grass and orchard; 60 acres with all :n-
provenlcnts and grass. To he sold NJ
O'Clock p. m. MARCH 20, 1856, WITH
OUT RES SERVE. HICKEY X HUXLEY.
AuCtioneers. Uyattsville, Md.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

Schedule in effect December !. 1893.
Leave Washington from station cCrntr OF
New Jersey avenue arc c street
For ChiCa go and North VI est. Vestibuled
Limited trains IL 30 Il. m, $40 y. m.
For Cincinnati, st. Louis and lndianap
oils. Esstih'iicd Emited $40 y. m, ex-
For PitIshHrg and Cleveland, express
oaily II 30 Il. M. and g 40 p. IN.
For Lexington and Staunton, IL 80 n. m
.. N.
For Lura.. Natural Bridge. Roanoke
Ne% oreors s"a!id o S M Mepns dar scennr anr
For huray. s:45 p. m. daily
16:b0. x7:np. x7:15, xs:O6. $50. xS:sO.
Is:l55. x3:oo. i:$5, x4:$s, 4:52, x5:SS.
s:i5, x9:0J. x1G:S6. Goo Ills. Sii:so Ms s'HH p. n..
and l2:ol, night. Sundays. x6:5B. xI:0O.
sSS 49, NsGS sSo xi99 s 4 ~ Aigi9. k69 ISi9 SS9
go; %S:J0vNS;oo. 1000, xli:oo u. m;
and 4:2s T. M Sundays, $50 u. m, 1872
u. IN.
For FEcdcrlsS. Gg:oo, 1890. bI1:so a
For iiag"rstown, bl1:30 a. M, and bo:3O
For Boyd and way points. bs:4o, 1925
For Gaithcrsburg and way points.
s5sS' EsHo ~ q; a.1' m,' ol 30 bI:20 n4:33.
co.,'o" a .Vo, bS-4U. ClC.ZO. Dl /. 80 u. IN.
For Washington Junction and way points
o9:oo, h9:30 a. m. CHS p. ~. Express
trains Stopping a principal stations
only, hf;3o, $50 y. m.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW
YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
All trains Illuminated with iIItsgii light.
For Philadelphia, New York. Boston ana
the East. week Gays, Il 90 Dining Carr, 90,
tlO;0U a. ~. Dining Carr. t11:3U, l2:3G
Dining carr. geo, t5.0o Dining Carr, 500
p. m, ll2:Ul, night, Sleeping Car open at
70 O'Clock suG,iaysl. GOO Dining Carr.
600 a. m. Dining carr, (l2:3U Dining
Carr. 3:U0. 5:O5. Dining Car; 500, Ii2:Oi
night, Sleeping Car open Tor passengers
Buffet Par!or Cars on all dag trains
For Atlantic City, 1000 aud ll:3u a. In
1850 y. IL. Sundays, 400 a. IN, 1880
y. IN.
hENccpt Sunday. aDaily. cSunday only
xENprcSS trains.
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels and residences by UnIon Transfer
Company, or orders left at ticket Offices.
6lS fennsy wanna avenue NV New York
avenue aud Fifteenth street. and at Denot
K Is. CAMPBELL CuAS q STIJ
Geh' AahaSer. Gen. Pass Agt
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The Times Branch Offices.

tie News Merchants"
can secure their supply OF liorning
and Evening Times nr the folio wing.
branch Offices
Frank Smith, 4th and G ais. NV.
n Men uity, 1885 I4th st NV.
II. Hsge, Il 53 Pu. ave. NV
Joseph Linden. 4O6 9Th st Sc
W. +. Mackay. GOO II st. NC.
Joseph Petignat. 6OS eth st sw-
w. E. Lumsford, I2f2 SD 1T. NV.
JOhu Haynes, 2O22 zth 1t. NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE or Jaiia Smith. late OF Wash
ington, ID. L. NO. 1888. Doc. -.
Issueu March l3. 1856. All!iicalion
naring been made 10 the supreme
court OF the District of Columbia.
holding orIhans' .ourl Gcr piGba;e vi II
last will and testament and for letters
tcstamcntary on said estate. 10y James
NJ. o'Brien. tie executor therein naine'i.
this is to give notice TO all concerned
10 appear III sai. court on friday. tie
igth day OF April. A. ID. 1895, at 10
O'Clock IL. m, 10 show cause why such
application SHOULD rot he granted.
A. Is. HAGNEE, Justice.
Attest:
j. NoT-i rGILL. Register or Wills, ID. {.
HAMILTON x COLbEET.
Proc,Urs Tor Applicant
mrIT T-2:.3i
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INsERaNCE STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT OF tie condition OF the Hart
ford Steam Boiler Inspection AND lhsur-
ancc Company of Hartford. Conn, o.
the 3Ist day of Dec, nIhcr. 1899. as re-
Guirrd hv act of Congress approved july
90, 1892.
c.inii1l stock . $500 coo 90
cIni,aI Stock raid M zoo 10000
Gosh in r,n. SIS. S.35SOS
RcaI ,s,,fa 5a.T3S.2S
Bonds and mortgages tifSt
lien On real sSiatSb.- 3OE,-io.Oc
stocks and bonds tmarket 80
NaIueD.- ifvft' '" "'-SS
hands Of agents. 24O,O63.O3
Interest due and accrued on
December 81. Sa6.. 32.Sl3.s6
LIABILITIES.
CaSir capital SaCo,oOc.ou
Reserve premium fund. 1,2I3.oo9.6o
Reserve for unpaid losses
and claims. 81 ls.SS
Set surnlus . :. . 233.2TO.59
Statement of DIVIDENDS and expenses for
six mrrihs ending December 81. 1898:
nivid.rtIs . 100000
cnrrcnt expensrS. 1877 $50. 45
j. NJ. ALLEN, President.
J. b. PIERCE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn ~ before me TINS
2oth day of January. 1895.
WILLIAM J. PIERCE.
Notary Public.
I.AWFORD 6 MckIM, General gents,
-Ili lin St NV. Telephone No. 1877. 1t
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RAILROADA-
Pc ennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
STREETS.


STREETS.
In Effect january q. 1890
1890 "a nj. PENNsYLxANIA IA LIN LIN
iIED:.t',n,,,,.:a. SIscpirE; DihthG nnGirisba,x s
20 Chicago; Glncnina1l i4;;lanapoIRs;f Tas.a Ru;ffet FER
nas fsfST Car Ar 10 m haFEiseTFff fssT FflsE-ra.lm.n
BnfIet Fnr.ui ar 10 Harrisburg. Parlor
and Dining Cars. HaIri>turg 20 I, pittsbnlES; bsll
ESfHEsS.-F1.lnian Buffer pa:!or Car
TO Harrisburg. Blecpinr and Dining Cars
Harrisburg roS st Louis. ,incniaati. i-cuis-
10 r.. M. WESTERN EXPRESS
Pullman SiceD.'G Car to Chicago and
Harrisburg To CIcvciarid piniits car to
T.IO p. NJ. SOUTHWESTERN EX-
rRBSS-i'G.inE.n Sleeping and Dining
Cars to 81. Louis. ana s:rrpt;rG Car.
Harrisburg IT, Cincinnati.
1O.4C T. n. rAciFiC EXPRESS
H,6O n. M. ;or Kane. Caiandaigua,
RohceSter and Niagara Falls. daiiy. ex-
cept Sunday
1S3o A ,ssr fSr EPtT par W5lI, Snh RsnSya
daily, $40 p: III.
s,IO r. M for willI2mspor,. Reoiester.
Saturday. with Sleeping Car Washington
10 Suspension fridge via Buffalo.
1910 =. Ag, Tor Erie; Canand1iEra.
cally. Sierrinc Car Washington % F.mira.
For Philadelphia. New York and the
400 p, ~. CONGRESSIONAL LIM.
binins naiiyi Car fro,n Baltimore. more Regular at
TOE tDininS Carl. 7:2O. 800. 10 90 Din,
ing Carr. 1905 Dining Car, and 1l;9o
i2:s5, a:i6, 4:20. 6 40, 1890 and il :s6
p N. on Sunday. 7-o5 dining Carr.
l:2o. a:G0. lo;g5 Ginning Car. LOO
'sni.5s si5. go. SO % sao. io:o5 and fI:so f "
For PhilaGcIphil only. Fast Express. so
ssya ~ SSi fkSSifS anal SO 5SPresi ls "fss fei
Boston without change; 80 A. NJ week
1000. 1898, 10 80. II 90 AMI II so A.
A.. 12.i5. I2;56, 2so1; sd6, $40. q 90
4i9nitedl c DO 90 4S 10. SiS5' as5 S.4G
Pm. On snnaay,S So5. :! 20. 800. DOS.
SiS95b, 5 n :so j! 90 q 10 n i;B,;sd aSd5 ll5
and ii SO i, II,
For Pones ;ir cree cant Line sSH NO a. m. and 4ss
40 p m daily, except sunda-. sun.
AaHHsio daHs go cos II tne ne' FdPPida II P n specar
for Jacksonville and ST. Angus, iue, 1913
M week ,lsy;c dlyI ESpEefIs 5s, In for richmond
e46 D. m. daily. Richmond ana A Atianla,
$40 p. m. daily. Rchnond only. l0:67
a. m. week days.
Accommodation for Quantico. 7:45 q. m.
daily, and i 70 p. N. week days
For Alexandria. f.3U. $50, T.4b, $40,
s.45, 1857. 1I.5o a. m, 1880. I.40.
$50, 4.25. BOO. 5.3T. els. S.u2. 1910.
and 1l-39 p. III: On Sunday at 4-3O, 7.45,
e.45 n. L.. 40. G.l5. . o.. and 1910
%. m-
S.ss. ;1s, s."S; SID. T3Is fS:ss a; Pm ~.
100. 2-l5. 500. BIB, BOO. $50: 6.l3:
100, 20. $40. lu.52. and IL .OS p. N.
On Sunday at G.43. $40. 1928 a m.
els. $50. 100. $50. o.l0 and 1889
p. m.
Ticket 'fficcs. corner Fifteenth and @
streets and at The station, Sixth and g
streets, where orders can be left for the
checking of baEgage to destination from
hotels and residences
8. NJ. PREEOST JR wOoD
Gen. hana=er. Gen Passenger A cont
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

one OF the best stands III the District
tor any kind q? business, III rooms. cellar
and store; large shed: stabling; best
water o;i { he rUad; 3a,uuO rect nice 81. d.,
near Silver Springs. ma-3--t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$4,000 invested now uider our p.ai.
should make you $1,000 in next Go
DAYS; book ard fuii pa rtiCularS t!rrel.
business strictly confindential. JORDAN
" CO. Columbia Building, New York
mr2i,2 ,2o.27-
FOR SALE-Refrigcrato cheap for
cash; used but little. 1882 y ST. ne.
nh233t, EN-
GSLD-we represent gold mining com
panies which afford best chance for
large profits. Money making Information
sent free: also book OF useful ih.aS Oh
stock. grain, cotton. speculation j. Z.
MORGAN & CO.. $50 Alurich court, New
York. mr. 1t
wANTED-By The Illustrated AMER
cln,' Il representative i'll Washington.
must Eavc good references for inic:.rit ! iiLd
business ability: liberal terms. Address
THE iLLI-S TRATEb AMERICAN. IUl-
4DS East :,3d ST.. y \. mr2l:22.2t.
FOR SALE-Cigar aud candy store:
BARGAIN b.. this Office. mrlS-It
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PERSONALS.

k6hSO(N n L5-
sPIR1TUALIeM-A test seanee
st. NV. on WEDNESDAY EVENING. by
Mrs. Zol!er, medium; interviews daily.
523 I 9Th ST. NV. mr24-2t
LADIES dining parior connected with
the Evans dining rooms Is now again
thrown open a fter being renovated: meals
served in the best manner at reasonable
prices; 20 cents. Is cents, 10 cents and
special orders. s22 and 924 st. NV
NILE. a., LE0NTINEa.Tss' me, medium
rived from San Francisco. Cal. Ladies,
SOC: 10 81. Gentlemsn. 81 to 81 90. Hours,
10 TO 3. 1915 N. Y. ave. NV first floor.
indigestion that cannot lie cured with
Cruinps Tonic or Fluit ard Spices. En-
aorsed isea.,yr hy tie following; n: II; PaTkcr.
Ilidcn, NJ. T., Phi. b.; Capt. n. j. Glenther,
Charles Dictz, ]. b. Hammond. ID. W. G!as-
sc. Charles q. simons, L. s. Blown, J. Il.
part OF tie oity. Diop lCstai. cRUAP
MIG. Co.. 6O3 + st. NV. lct t-.aw-tu,th.sa
M M e. ST. ROSE. worid-traveied
cart reader and pa imistry: can he
consulted on all affairs CT iiie- TI9 21st
ST. NV. mr19-7t
SO CENTS DowN-New credit sys-
t!cr"x. tliic linen. clocks. siilerware. ban
Quct lamps. blankets, CULTS. decorated
dinner and toilet sets. teachers Bibles,
NORTHEAST CREDIT HOUSE. 1910 II
ne: onei till y. III. mr5-1mo
SCI EHlIFIC PALMISTRY-
liniurtant TO every iawscr. doctor or
busines, nnan: 10 TO 8. sos 18th st.
mrl At
MME. FRANCIS. mediun: none
equal; gives life froin cradle TO grave.
Hours, . 10 8. 25c. and Doc. 324 East
Cap:iol st. mrlS-1t
PROF. CLA Y ,ca,IrVuyaut. teiis your
disposition, ambitions, hopes, .cars.
wishes, love afIairs, business Gtiis. lost nr
stolen property; causes speedy marriage;
brings separated together; removes spells.
hours, 10 To 8: open sunday. $50 IL ST..
bet. :: ! = and 6th sts. sw. rhlO-lM-cm
HALEE. True medium. tells iife from
cradle To grave: also business and
love affairs, lost ur stolen property. friends
and enemies. and how 10 avoid trouble:
removes evil influences. gives good luck.
etc. 20 and 5U ceais. hours. . 10 9. S2S
II st. NV. mhs-lmo
DIR. TAYLOR. 500 + 81. NV, makes
full sets OF toctn Tor SO. satisfaction
guaranteed; teeth extracted without pslini
gold filling. 81; amalgam. COc. sc4-u
LADIES needing confidential treat.
nicnt. A safe and sure Ielief in all
female trouble, CoBstiiiat ion, Irregular
ties. tufnor. cancer opium habit. fistula.
etc. EeLarate iooils iCr patients lefore
and during confinement, and ind homes
for infants II REQUIRED: strictly conIiden-
tial. MRS. DIR. REM EE. ~ Fourth st.
ne. near +. Capitol s;., Washington, d. c.
J.I.Nv A Z & ETA : Oh y. lUf 10Th st.
nw.. carpet lining, feits. lire brick. and
clay. as1Cstos, paints. brushes lime. cement.
two and ihrec-piy roofing nateriai.ap2l tf