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| For RENT.

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! TWO ROOMS neatly fnrnishcd for ishi
Housekeeping, ~lll rent very cheap. ia
| permanent roomers. tou at iiiI san
| Jacinto street, corner Dallas, y
ny T.. rnhNlstihM FhoN.r NouM ior
| snnt Il, t,''i,. sVuus ~" M ~ pt,s ~,
street between i,snkiln ard comn,eres
FOR RENT cen,ro,,v ,oc,tsJ ,,.ro,m
| house ,s,rtiy furrishsd moasrn cpnven.
| fences. Apply sol Rrsk avenue. corher
| Travis. 20
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noor seath and s,s, cxros,, ,, s'V Wo,n
rnon, r,,,e,;mt 'S So, 'Nrosulc, oath
A,rn n 'yvt t,.' 'i"- MUSK avenue
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| FOX RENI,~-Two ar ,hroo unfurr,.h,,
rooms for l.sht houset"rnips IN n,,,'a, '.
Family sos Capitol avenue Keferences
exchanged. ~
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W E|',-Coupc to- take part OF newly
r1N, eH., ana share cNpenses; or tako
shnns. " w" n',o p"atu couple III eN-
ofngas e i0r f0h'' Address D. A. thSSss
rnu pr.>;S, ,,,, -. :
~ ny nhN r. Desirable two-story house
nnV'nne' oeVupAion given December l.
''u"l'e 'N Main street
NICELY furnished front rooms, yi.,5 and
" per week gas. hot and cold bath
in1lnrn eonNonlences. four blocks Capt
-,ol -! motel g. lals IeAl ~ ANonlls. ~
FOR RENT Two large south ronms
kitchen. nnptrV hnii nna hnfh. ,,str,n
NnNe' a''S Sas Apply upstairs hlu traw.
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FnK RENT Mn, ,~,b,-ron,,, res,1cnnn
modern improvements Texas avenue
aud ,henuvert street, also hvo-room
house. Apply H. Nruwn, 81 Chrnevert N
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SOBER, honest and steady young Swod~
wAhts work trst-Clnsr man to do house.
work, attend 20 horsg'A yard, milk
rows. line recommends SpnA, Address
1851, this office ~
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FOR SALE-Bargatn; section rich black
Idnd adapted Tor cotton, sugar can" and
DINER farm products. neludiug town site
on raeli o,d. eold whole or part. G. a.
mdlinG, l0l5,a Congress street. Houston,
Texas ri
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STEADY young man. age n. wishes
situation of any KIND not nfrnih oi
wQlk cat epeah rnplsh and German
Address g!S1, his ,firc -
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REAL ESTATE.

FOX SALE My pear orchard mt 1litch-
cock. Texas; IL acres W IN loco ustr trcrs
Years old. an All bearing 1 room
tnio from depot, reason FOR soihnE Nv
.ng 50 far away; cheap Il sold at nnco
W II. He,lcn, All Navarro ste.t san
Antonio. %
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WANTED Position as houSekeepor hy
competent lady, no washing OF ironing.
Address Mrs. u. ~. iiOS Austin strosi.
near lCdSc a. cnuc. city -
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\ YOU Nc German wants situation tn an
wiitrs English tlucntiy have good DER
man middle school education; learns
oasdly everything. Address II. Nj, this
office -
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NANrEp-rosttion as a dTuR clerk, by
Young mani ann Il graduate in pharmacy
can fttnish host references any salary
qrc'ptci Address H.. T. q. Bon att
Palestine, TcNAs -
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FOR RENT-cemrally located Il-room
house tsirtiy furnished, modern oonven-
ianc,r. Apply soi RusK avenue. corher
TraNis. 20
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--INI.. .. ..-.. JUL

LIST or ANSWERS
TO advertisements In office Of The
Post for week ending Saturday, Noveln-
s5ai. N. aio2; Il. W. o. Cook: s5a "a;
pos t2l; aiid. H. W. gf06; r -, Home
slea4 1904 (a, s5la a., stce, Jasper o..
Oh. $50, rerma lent 90. N5i2, sils,
1854 957l (2) 959s % w l. 1913 Wan, %,
Jas Weeks, II. White ~, 1928, g5A, sa'A.
$50. 800 (5).
W. NJ SULLIVAN pl,,lsc write or come
home; ! Will prove all TO you. Mrs. W.
TEl EPH6NE ", I6Tcnions Stables. for
- - rlages TO Al trains,
VITAE-ORf ioads everything known IN
curing permanently ind. N.stion. rheumA-
tism dipi'herla, bronchitis, catarih,
piles. kidney bladder and female com
plants; $40 and 81 treatment Head
quarters. 70S Nam street. 2s
PARIS elegant new masquerade costumes
for rent. any kind costumes made to or
der. orders sent all over Texas. Madame
L, Wostphal Sla Mason Block. q
N1ANI--A home treatment for uterine
troubles. Investigate at io2 Binz build
ing, lady attendants from to =, IN;
advice and health book free. .
ELECTRO ELIXIRS-A positive cure for
all urine. bladder and rectum trouble; a
home treatment FIR ladica who can not
take treatment at oul SBuitarlum, call
or write for roriirGlars all facial blem-
ishcs and Disbursements. removed. lts
Warner, Balfour q Write, Houston Med
teal Electro Thernpeurcal and Massage
SanitRrtum, corner Funnln ana Texas
avenue. IT
You Can LEARN suoRTHAND Hy
mail write for circular regarding our
TS Spns school, Mas on0 noeR M ins
Alice I. iiarpcr. PRINCIPAL: Y
TTMPSl LNMPSl l.AMl'Sl~lncandesce
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WANTED Position as porter and aronni
the house. Willing to do any Kind OF
work Address g5l2 this office q
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FrRNiSliEp ROOM for rant. second
floor. south and east exposures bath
room convenient. tius kusk avenue.
Mra O. White 4
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FOR RENTING or three unfurnjsh,a
rooms for Ltrht housekeeping in private
h9niy igpS Capitol avenue references
Unchanged. ~
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SITUATION WANTED-As cook by all
expert woman, who IS wen experienced
In cooking easy TO &c, along with tcol-
orrD. Address iW Mckinney, corner
llAEnN Strnot. =
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For SALE.

FALL sEEDg. ALL NEW CROP Winter
Turf oats, Alfai'a. Glover, new Rye,
Mediterranean wheat, Barley. Turnlp
aeods OF every description wholnsnle and
retail Holloway Seed Company. Dalias.
Texas.
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A BON would like 60 gct "A posiion in
oriice or store. can give \ re rommcuda.
tons Address 96i3 this office. q
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~ ~, PliESNALL, a well known stock
nMn OF San Autop.o, has opened up i
I'VE stock commission business at tho
Houston stockyards. j. g. Saunders,
formerly with u. Taylor. win be his
salesman, market reports furnished FREQ
liCted 70
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POSITION by nrst-cluss baker on
bread aud cakes. sobcr steady, married
NON Address Ngu, thE office =
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SITUATION wANTED-A nice youns
German wants moe place "a gsnrra,
housework, OF IN section house. Address
No. L. tiunncr. ~
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FOR SALE or ENCHANGf.--Ouc or two
blizzard tables. very cheap. CT VIII take
good horse ana pbac ON or ono or
more typewriter msunina- OF bicycles in
exchange, n. NJ, Norilsct. Hut,hinH
Iiousr. II
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WANTED.-.positiou by young man. five
years experience N typewrtting and Of
rca WORK, understands shorthand and
toeRrapny, moderate salary, references.
Address gtb6. This office. ~
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WANTED -Four whit women. ono TO
wash In restaurant. three 10 cook three
Can Bureau OF Information, GA IRA
va street 20
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TENAS COSTUME HOUSE. 6rs,s Main
can furnish coslumca dress SUITS or
Masks Tor balls, parties or parades, for
use IN any part OF the State. cs
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SAW TIME and trOuhlc ny rrnIlnr vnur
hnus" from hoyle 4 Mccormick. COST,
Main street l2-li
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POSITION WANTED by young man
othcr IN machine WORKS OF arcnitefts
office neot tracer, own Instruments,
Address NsN this office. y
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NoH SALE-A large list Of city property
IN every ward, also outs de property,
hoth improved AMI nnimprovai az priccs
location and Improvements. Wild and
Improved lands "a tracts io su.i In every
county in the State, call aud examine
the lists, low prices aua easy tvrius. also
z &iS large Hist of exchange property.
n. NJ Norloet llutchns House II
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NHrlCE-Whereas, heretofore to-wit on
we nth ls,y Of November 1896. at tho
regular November term Of the commis-
s'un"rs court OF Harris county, Texas,
ntlu court on the petition OF twenty free
holders of the subdivision OF HARRIS
cougiy hereinafter set forth aid by an
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FOR SAI.l1--H'our room cottage ana
choice corner lot In Third ward: 1900 10
5000 cash and balance ON easy terms a.
Palmer this office u
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TNO NNNNfS HtiLIIy fUrnNhcd TOT IHNt
Housekeeping, aill rent very cheap. 10
permanent roont,rs. eau at ILL san
Jacinto street, corner Dallas, ~
NICE FuRNiSuEH FRONT ROOM Cor
u respectable young man In private
family. Apply G. Albrecht. lnl Crawford
street between Franklin ard Commerce.
street, ~
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FOR SAIE-N nne lot of now uuggies
phactons, aIrreys and harness at Lar
cudous Stables. corner Franklin and
Caroline streets Q
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CHEAP STORAGE for merchandise
groceries. hardware. produce, household
goods, etc AZ Smith X llowclrs ware.
hous5. near Npuihorn Pacific frvlRh, Of
ice Apply w Lewis. ON premises i2-l7
icnR RENT Orc furnished second story
'front.' room for gentlemen. Gail at ITO
Walker ~
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FOR SAI.t,-Car OF horses n, Larcndou's
Stables WI he sE'ld Saturday. / y. m.
NJ alInfl ION ~
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THE Louisiana Street bridge IL open aud
Collins Furniture company liz selling
household gcods, furniture, etc, at halt
lana, n
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FOX SAbls-Lots near Emancipation
grounds, from 1896 TO 5l75 uci iot, on
easy monthly payments. Wilson 4 fam
nah 20S klam building II
The morning times., 1896-01-26
ALEXANDRIA HAPPENINGS.

The Right Rev. c. c. Penick. formerly
the Episcopal bishop of Africa, will preach
in St. Pauls Church this morning and
in Christ Church tonight.
Rev. II. C. Hemmeter, of Pittsburg, will
conduct the services in the German Lutheran
Church today.
1t is understood that very shortly a bill
will be introduced in the city council
by the committee on streets to narrow the
roadway of residence streets to thirty
feet. in order to save expense in paving
written a large number of cities and has
received replies from many stating that
they were all narrowing roads TO thirty
feet or less.
John Howard, a negro member of. the
chaiDgang. who, on Christmas Day, as
saulted and badly beat another colored
man, and who was sent to the chaingang
in default of cash TO pay his fine, made
his escape yesterday evening and is still
at large.
An operation for cancer of the breast
was successfully performed upon Mrs.
Betsy Pendergrast at the Alexandria In
firmary, yesterday morning by Drs. How
ard. slaughter. Klipstein, and Snowden.
The patient last night was doing well and
will recover.
The old toll house and other property
of the abandoned Little River Turnpike
Company in West End, was sold at
public auction a few days ago and was
purchased by Mr.. Alexander McClintock
for S31O. The toll road, which has been
in existence for over fifty years has been
taken possession of by Fairfax county,
and will nc made a public highway. The
county will also put it in thorough order.
Mr.. G. w. Dearborn, Of Amherst Court
The morning times., 1896-01-26
Real Estate Transfers.

Augustus Burgiorf, ct ux to John A. W.
Burche, original lots / 9, 13. and l 4, square
S4; also part of lots 3 and 4. square l 26,
in Davidson's sub. subject to trusts, $40.
Chas. Z. Rancs, ct ux to Albert T. Whit
ing lots 129, 130, 135, and 1876, Long
Meadows, in Bane, ct al sub, $40.
Lewis n. Charles to Mary E. Berrian.
lot 63, square Ell, in Warmers sub, ST.
$50.
J. C. K. Campbell to Jennie Elmore, part
of lots % and 20, square 513, $40.
Josephine Davis and Henry +. Davis, ct
ux to Jennie Elmore, part OF lots 2s and
%, square 513, quit claim. So.
Bernhard Z. Fernow, ct ux to John II.
Lane. lot /, square 2, Connecticut Avenue
Heights, S12, 500.
roods and 20 perches, 81 900.
Martha A. Hurdle TO Benjamin T. Thorn.
part OF original lot % of sub. of estate OF
Giles, Dyer county, $40.
Martha A. Hurdle, ct vir Washington to
Henry o. Hall, part of original lot z, in
sub. oe Giles Dyer estate. county, $40.
Geo. T. Klpstein to VIM. Z. Lockwood.
lots SO, "a, So, and Sc, square 1851, in
Dieudonne ct al sub, subject to trust, 81 :
500, $40.
Chas A. Hines to Sarah A. Hines, an
undivided one-half interest in lots %, %
and part OF lot 81 of the receivers sub. of
Friendship, st. Philip, and Jacob. and re-
The morning times., 1896-01-26

survey on Jacob county, Containing 4acres,
Wm ID. Hoover to Vim. E. Sietz, lots "a
and IS, square. 571, In Kibbey ct al SUBJ,
$40.
Geo. W. Lewis to Theo. L. Holbrook. lot
40, BROCK 1, Trinidad, w. B. NJ. Co.'S
sub, $40.
Enos Newman, ST., to Clara A. Newman,
parts of original lots and 4, square 344,
re-record of liber 2O16 fol 343, subject to
trust 100000, $4,000.
Clara A. Newman ct vir Edwin A. to
George F. Huff, parts original lots aud
7, square 344, subject to trust $4,000,
$40.
Addison Plumley to Robert F. Rogers,
part of original lot 2, square 2S9, subject
to trust, quit claim.
Mason N Richardson, trustee, to ]. C..
Kennedy Campbell, parts lots % and %,
square 513, $1,000.
John s. Rich ct uX to George T. Kip
stein, part lot % in Blagden's sub, square
TAO, subject to trust ST 600, $40.
Joseph c. Ringwalt ct uX to John S. Rich,
lots A, 45 and 46 in Johnson ct al, trustees,
sub, square 1851, subject to trust 81, $50,
| $40.
lots "a and 20 of Kibbey ct al sub, square
571, $40.
The State Insurance Company of Phila-
delphia to Edward ID. johnson, part of
original lot 4, square 455, premises No. GIT
F st. nw., SUBJ ject to trust $40 900, $2S,
George Truesdell ct ux to Flcurnoy Men
efee, part square z, lexington, also part
of Prospect lying west of and adjoining
square Z, subject to trust $65, 900, 500, 900.
William b. Todd, trustee, to John E. Her
rell, lot %, block. 8, Todd ct al sub, Mt.
Pleasant, 81 ,537 80.
Thomas E. waggaman aud John W. Pill
ing, trustees, to Joseph Crabtree, part
lot g, square 55s, $2,1OO.
James b. Winner ct uX to John H. Lane,
lot33 square 2, Connecticut Avenue Heights,
5000.
The morning times., 1896-01-26
RECORD OF THE COURTS.

Equity court, No. / Chief Justice Bing-
hani-Birney vs.. Wheeler: Elizabeth d.
Wheeler appointed guardian ad Item.
Humphrey VS.. Ford; sale decreed, X. c.
Thompson and A. a. IipsConb trustees TO
sell. Baker VS.. Baker; appearance of abb
sent defendant ordered. Cincinnati Brew
ing Company VS.. Peoples Transportation
Company, Charles E. Mueden allowed to
intervene. Zehlman Glass Company VS..
Augenstein, Wheeling Pottery Company,
allowed to intervene. Sis VS.. MoNley: pro
confesso VS.. certain defendants ordered.
Breed VS.. Webb; time TO take testimony linn
tied to forty days. Walker VS.. Walker;
testimony of complainant ordered excluded.
Equity court No. 2, Justice Hagner-pecE
vs. Peck; order allowing alimony. Howell
vs.. Coughlan: leave TO amend bill granted.
Circuit Court, No. 1-Justice Bradley
McCalden & Bro. VS.. Augenstein; judgment
by default Bryne Bros. VS.. Augenstein;
do. Began VS.. Pumphrey; judgment for
plaintiff on motion, appeal bond fixed at
So 800. McLane, administrator, VS..
Washington and Georgetown Railway Co.;
certified to Justice McComas. Barbour,
use, etc. VS.. Sutherland, ct al; judgment
by default Allen VS.. Brownell; motion
for leave to file additional pleas withdrawn.
West & Bro VS.. Jacobs; judgment for
Sl42 damages and intervening rent and
taking or deposit $50 as security for costs
within twenty days. Smith VS.. National
Homeopathic College; motion for security
for costs overruled. United States to
use. etc. VS.. Minor, ct al, demurrer 10
decl overruled and seven days 10 plead
motion for security for costs overruled.
Circuit Court, No. 2-Justice McComas-
Bumbrey VS.. Washington and Geo rgetown
Railway Co: mo ton for new trial granted
unless plaintiff RENTS within two days
the sum of $3.50.
Criminal Court, No. 1-Justice Cole
James Green: assault to KILL, motion for
new trial overrucd; sentenced to Albany
two years. Clayton NJ. Emerich and
Frederick W Emerich; violation of oleo
margarine law; arraigned, plea not guilty,
with leave TO withdraw and demur move
to quash
The morning times., 1896-01-26
Picked Up at Random.

There are 2 ,4s7 different varieties of fire
escapesandladderst obe used in emergencies.
Butter-making is encouraged by ABS
patents, either on devices employed or meth.
ods of manufacture.
To lessen the shock of horses feet on as
phalt pavement some genius proposes a
pneumatic shoe, layer Of rubber between
the iron and the hoof.
The American Silk Journal states that
the Japanese now have the finest silk ma
chinery for any purpose that is built.
The Hawaiian band which stranded at
Massillon, Ohio, refuses to accept aid from
their present government. They are all
royalists, and declare that sooner than ac-
cept aid from the government, they will
walk to San Francisco and swim back to
Honolulu.
The morning times., 1896-01-26

An unexpected champion has arisen In
| behalf OF larger police force.
The Senate Gommiltee-On.-Distric AZ.
fairs intendlo take hand in the metter.
1t is out of their Dalliwick, but that will
make no difference i'll thfsscsse.
Mayor MoQre's chances TO secure his 125
| additional men have been largely increased
| by this determination. This committee
Will add its earnest efforts to that or The
| Times and the oificIais and cillzens who
I are ciamoring for relief
Ever since this Congress has met the Dis
| tricI Committee OF Ihe Senate has received
| numerous complaints, both in person and
writing. from cnizefiss OF stte. city. At
| first the committee did not intend to take
these matters up but 'lfie Complaints kept
piling up. so.Jthat at last lbey concluded
| to act. A letter from one victim is given
| Morris, 1914 Massachusetts avenue. He
says: - :,
A SAMPLE COMPLAINT.
For the reason you are chairman OF the
| Senate Committee on the District of CO.
| lumoia. take The liberty OF calling your
attention to the insuificiency OF the police
protection in our District. The city OF
Washington at the present time is infested
by thieves, robbers and burglars. Almost
every night some residence is broken into
ind robbed.
Among Others, my own was recently
entered by burglars, whose mischief, how
ever, extended no. farther than causing
terrible shock to two of my sisters who are
i'll i'll Consequence of it. In rapid suc-
cesson other residences were entered and
robbed, apparently by the same gang of
ruffians. Among the victims is the Brazil
ian minister. Night after night some
burglary or series of burgiaries occur.
in the midst of all this the police
seem powerless.. There are no arrests and
the burglars seem 10 pursue their Infamous
business without molestation.
Il know that our chief of police is an
excellent gentleman. and most earnestly
desrous to prevent these outrages. And 1
have reason to think large majority Of
his force are good men. But there Is
certainly inefficiency somewhere, and /
am inclined TO think that it arises from
the insufficient number of the police.
Il respectfully submit that this condition
of things should be Investigated and some
remedy applied. Burglary should be made
a capital offense; and for the protection OF
the community there should be the most
vigorous effort for its detection, prosecu-
ton a nd punishment.
Judging from results, would say that
there is now practically no effort whatever
to punish this crime"
WHAT WILL BE DONE.
Among other communications have been
complaints from associations of citizens
in Brightwood. lexington, North Capital
and other portions OF the city. All protest
against the insufficient police protection
and most against inadequate light.
The Senate District Committee on Mon
day will ask the Commissioners to put in
the shape of resolutions. all the recon-
mendations they have TO make on the ques-
ton of extra police. These, when they
are received, the committee will take and
will present to the Committee on Appropria-
tions with the earnest recommendation that
they be passed.
The morning times., 1896-01-26
didn't Perform the contract.

A trade of a Prince Georges county farm
for two lots in Anacostia got into
court yesterday on the failure of one OF
the parties to carry out the terms of the
contract. Alfred W. Giddings on January
S last agreed to give Mrs. Janet Ritchie
his farm of eighteen and half acres on
Central avenue road for Eer lots on JACK
son street, Anacostia, and 81, ,465. The
exchange was TO be concluded on January
%. Mr.. Giddings. on the strength of their
agreement, sold out his other personal
property, gave up his business and rented
a house in the city. Mrs. Richie refused
a decd of his farm and the next day sold
her property to Rawley W Martin. Mr.
Giddings, by Cooksey & Choate, attorneys
yesterday brought suit for performance
of the contract.
The morning times., 1896-01-26

Tie Times ezaes aay avM eoe,y copy Mis morning fourth
Doll Dress ModeI eolo,s, entitled 'La0es Luncheon
Toilet"
Tile conception of tie costume striking and beautiful
and tile daughter doesn't array vH ry tic mother is
10 make dress after Tile costume described fo.ys:
-Turqouise blue
represented, the Empire
with white Venise
lap
The collar under
OF to
and under the
The
like exacness being shaped with
under
closes
The whole back ma ONLY
extends back
The seamless vest Joined
under the left The
ly and closes at the left under
six-gcred front
outlined with galloon.
sides from the smooth-fitng three
diets In centre back flaring stylishly to
Gowns by the mode developed
In various color combinations opportunity
being given for the display of fashionable sarni-
of brack gro-deLondres, moif
tafetta brocade, and other and wool fabrics
that with
The morning times., 1896-01-26
Columbia Lodge Entertained

Columbia Lodge. A. o. U. W., held their
regular meeting Friday night at 9O4 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. DR.. F. A.
st. Clair, the newly elected master work
man. presided, and after the regular busi-
ness was transacted. refreshments were
served. A large nu.A)er were present in
cluding members of the order from differ
ent States.
The morning times., 1896-01-26
Holidays for seryants.

The New Zealand parliament is now en-
gagged in considering a bill which provides
that every domestic servant in the colony is
tohavea half holiday every Wednesday and
mat the employer is to be fined Go If the q o.
mestic sdeprived of this privilege. The half
holiday practically means that the servant
will be entitled to leave of absence from
until 10. Inspectors are to be appointed
to enforce the provisions of this measure