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The Rev, Mr.. Homnn.,. E,ra..m.n,.

N commencement is made of the engagement OF
IarH a." . r narrow OF this city to the Rev. Rock.
Mss Barrow is tho only laughter NJ Ar and
air., James J. Barrow ot 1888 West Fifty-eighth
p Sto,Sh ana 4; a granddaughter or The late John
|lAtc IT. Mr' ~iionans Is the grandson OF the
Church. '"s' ''"efiJ rector OF ST. Georges
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FOR THE DINING O O

Here, where We eat, drink and are
merry, entertain our friends and " feel
at peace with the whole world" oak
and mahogany will hold full sway, with
the favor greatly with oak, O. account
of its popularity. The crotch veneers
on a plain surface will prove a very ac-
ceptable and taking innovation. Old
Colonial effects will he courted for rich
ness sake. For style it is doubtful
whether Old Colonial can ever be super
seeded. The Old Flemish will, likewise,
be popular. The furniture experts say
it will have another great reign a year
o two hence.
Our 4oox2oO feet of space devoted
to furniture is crowding its inches with
all the new goods, which, by the way,
we shall be pleased to show you AZ your
leisure. We have arranged III odd
piece circle, and the ladies' will give
themselves many delightful moments if
they will come and "look its contents
Der" We have brought within its
charmed environment some of the most
unique conceits of these latter days.
Wood, fabric, pattern, shape and price
combine here to the pleasure and profit
of the purchaser.
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SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. bls.

SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. bl3.
!. BIB 9. Xxx 8; 9. Ok 8 or X I CHI. X moves; o.
Q Z = mate.
i. al o. 10 8; 9. Ok g, K-B asa. Q-os mate.
I. B-Bs, K-R4; 2. ok. X moves; 8. QxBP mate.
!. B-B8. K-B4; 2. Q-K4. P-Kt y; 8. 90 4 mate.
l. IL q, K-B 3; 2. Ok Z CHI. K-B 4; y. QxBP
or 90 I mate.
l. B-Bs =. P-Kt o; 9. B-B 3. anyi 3. Q I b p mate.
l. B-D o. B-Rt Z; 2. Il I d, any; y. . X Il p mate.
!. B-B8. any other; 2. Q-ks, any; .. Y L ID p mate.
Correct solutions received from Fred Carter.
Boston; Yet Another. New York; Fred Engle, Brook.
Ign; A. Outflow, New York; X. W. m New
York; May Win, Brooklyn rhcoiore II. Huyler. Brook.
Ign; stephen NcGrath. New York Pretty. New York
G. o. flensbury. Boston; Just in Time. New York.
Take Me In. Brooklyn; How Easy, Boston: Correct
You Are. BrooklyniR. 4 Walters, New York o. y.
Michsols, BROOKLYN; II. NJ. Mauser. New York; W.
Winter. New York; Fl. II, Maroni. New York; s.
stemler. New York; J. II. Manning. philadelphia
Pa: Growers LII. Danbury. Conn., Dr., A. II. Bald win.
Norwsik. Conn; sweet Sixteen. New York Juck
Me out. stapleton, $. Il; Bay state. Worcester,
Mass, Frank Cromwell. BROOKLYN; c: L. Rigby,
New York; W, J. Ferris, Newcastle, Del; White
knight. .Dunwoodie, \: W BENJAMIN. w"lles, East
Hartford. Conn H.. L. DickerSon. New York; r.
Yokel, Meriisn. Conn. J. Roberts. New York; John
wobnau. Governors Island. New York Harbor; A. s.
Richmond. Middletown. y ~ q, Harncr. New York
Henry Steinl-rs. New York; Elck Emil. New York
RI II. H., Phillipsburs, y. J; NJ. 7. Mcmahon. Belle
Vile, ". J.; Thos. Il. Robinson. Brooklyn.
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4 ANAL collection from the New York State meeting
II held over for next week.
r. Raubitschek has challenged J. Ferboi. tho cham.
pion Of the Metropolitan Chess Club. for q match Of
seven games up.
Following Is the result OF the second part Of tho
match between the Staten Island Chess and Whist
clubs. played at the Staten Island Club last week:
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mark. and he h . most splendid composer Of chsss
problems"
SILK. Boston, Mass.-who are N. and -
Appended Is one Of two games, a. played By cor
respon1ence between q. W. Dwinell, New York. and
Q. II. Pratt. Biauveit, N. Y, and forwarded 70 tbs
srN by the former. in the accompanying letter Dwinsh
says that he lost the other game. The score; .
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coming season. Let us tell you about
them.
FOR THE
XIV, Louis XVI. and Old Colonial
styles will be at the head. This condi-
ton will be particularly grateful to
lovers of art combinations in furniture.
The fabrics will run in Satin Damasks
and Brocatelles, with 4 leaning toward
unique designs; but the chief fancy will
be for green velour, with a relief here
and there in silk embroidery, thus Sc
curing a dainty and eye-pleasing eSec.
The woods will mainly present tke
better grades of solid mahogany, and
birch with mahogany finish. instead
of five pieces to the suit, three pieces
will obtain: In the large overstuffed,
or Turkish suits, there will be little, if
any, change; though the ideas along
this line may rest largely with subdued
effects
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THE MANHATTAN HANDICAP.

Play In the handicap tournament Of the Manhattan
Chess Club has been slow during the last fortnight.
u. Rosenfeld, with fourteen wins. Ia now In the lead.
closely followed by Jasnogrodsky. with 1917. and the
young Russian. Sournin, with 12i2. Here arc the
scores up to date:
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Answer TO TOoth-Pick Puzzle.
e B3

D. McLaren, 334 Atlantic Avenue,
Brooklyn, will receive the Morris Re-
Ginning Chair.
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N~OTE-Goods delivered FREQ NJ any railroad
packing.
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ouR CHESS oonxrn.

PROBLEM NO. 615-By v. KoscK, BoHuMn,
''" AUSTRIA.
BLAcK-EfoHT PfKcEs.
X on a., r on X Kt d Kt on q Kt; n on X R 9, p
on q 2, X u 8, X h D, and X III Y.
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o THE

Women spend about half their lives in
their bedchambers and that's the par
ticular reason why the promoters of
furniture styles and requirements pay
extraordinary attention to the furniture
for this room. Here birdseye maple,
mahogany, curly birch and oak will
preiominate, with a decided leaning
toward the pretty birdseye. Brass
beds will also be popular, and a birds.
eye maple dresser, chiffonier and toilet
table will create a sensational pleasure
in the minds Of all who see them. The
mirror will be of the cheval order.
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Furniture for 1907
WHAT WILL 1T Be?

The Furni.
ture Kings" have
ruled land their
decree is as i'm
mutahle as the
laws of the Modes
and Persians) that
certain styles shall
prevail for the
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Total .,.,.........,..A
Total tirst half n 4
Total ....... .,..,..&
Total nut half....oi q

According TO the latest dispatches TO hand, there has
been a change for the worse In the condition Of
btoinitE at Moscow.
EcuoEs FROM THE cApIr MArcu
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nc Touring Club of France. which Is now
IN us slIth year CT existence. has Increased
hisUo,~ so,OoO To 47,OOO members during the
70 Twelve months. This growth Is due TO tho
~ aseu.lnttfest In bicycle matters In France,
s"u u Is expected that the organization will
as OF a membership OF 100. 900 at the END
~ ms year. The club offers tourists every
sei%nSSussagement and facility for riding. Tho
Sao mas is sD"cial posts on the roads giving
ss,e.tlons as TO distance and the condition OF
IN IN soads to all sections. Like the l.. A. w.
d." hnltl proprietors In the country. so that
nn w mehDers secure special attention At Q
nominal cost.
-, ~ Choato. ex.Chiof Consul NJ the Min
n,,ma ulvlsion or the l.. A. W.. who took an
We part N the deliberations OF the l.. A.
nLntn, on some of tho measu ,es
M",h oy The League AS follows: TN action
sensre sunday racing question. indicates tho
k.heFai Character and temper Of the assembly.
h.'maII element In the League, backed think
~ meh VINO are more in'o ested In making
in m. T. ,"ce;!hect Dro ioters than obey nro
iTdNre. = ~ W.. tried 10 have the assembly
imrn.de sunday racing, but the proposition was
turned down by a very large Inaioritv an
fs.exSo ina soriln OF the minority vent away
rureIS hS"rr. me question was settled on
MAJ uus!hrSS principlaS and the religious
tIe VI IL vas scarcely mentioned. When
strns i, O., sanctions u race IL practically
oltc.r - hnd rum the race Itself under its own
t,,Ini W ropr' sentAtlNrs, and IL Is lmma-
ru,s ia "hhl pirt OF the United states "A oc-
Que. ,,or 70 an hct OF the /. A. w. There is no
lie n."1 ,Hnt toe Overwhelming sentiment Of
Ana ''o,pIc III ths l.nited states Whose approval
nmr 'mlurhrc the League OF American Wheel
n most desires Is not favorable To Sunday
seek iho IN 9'ier words, the l.. A. w. should
cIs"s ~" inUNeace and 20 operation OF that
49, uI ~clti,enA who ride for business and
W. ana who arc attracted to us by nur
mo,t ,ns letter roads peoolo who have tho
In, .ihuence IN business and political circles.
Ing" N'"eh from us ny SUNDAY rae
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r. Monrad, Chicago, says: "Jesperseus's problem 10
. very nne one. as all OF his problems are. The gen.
tleman 10 q minister at . small village church In Dem
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.


AN trains arrive ana leave Ysnnsylvsais
s:i2 s.m-Dsiiy, local for Dssvlas, chae-
l0tte and way stations, connects AZ Manas-
sas FOR stfasburg, Harrisonbmg x. aaa
staun.on. daily, except Srnday and =
daily. and with he Chesapeake aud Ohio.
dairy. for the Naturai Bridge snd Lex
iI:I5 a. m.-DaiIy. the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL. CARRIES Pullman buffet
sieepers, New York and Washington to
Jacksonville, uniting at Salisbury with
Springs, N. G., Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Nashville, Tenn. and at Charlotte with PulI-
man Sleeper for augusta Pullman Baffes
ing at Atlanta for birinin CHAM and Mem
pins Sol lid train, Was nington to New
Orleans without change. Sunset personally
conducted tourist excursion through sleeper
on this train every Wednesday 10 San Fran
CISCO, without change.
4.OI y. n--LOcal Tor Front Royal, 5traS
SHANNON, daily, except sunday
vile.
1874 gTRsNiyy WAgH;NgTSs E HSp
TIED. composed OF Pcliman Vestibuled
sieepers. dining cars and day coacnesL
PSlimar s1eepe5s New nsv f9sk 60 Nssn
and Chattanooga; New York To Tampa,
via Charlotte. Columbia, savannah and
JackAnylle, New York 70 memphis, via
Birmin CHAM. New York to New OdeanA
via Atlanta and Montgomery vestibuled
day coach Washington To Atlanta. South
ern Kan way dining car, Greensboro 70
TRIMS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington 9:o1 q m
daily, l:U0 p. IN and 4.45 p. Ia daily, ex-
cepI 5unday, and 6:z5 p. M sunday only
for Re und Hill, 4:32 p. III daily, except Sum
day for Leesborg, and 6:so p IN daily for
HernGon. Returning, arrive at Washing
ton 3 20 a. and B:4o p. m eaiIy, and
300 D. IN daily except Sunday, from
Round Hill. and 7:O6 a. m daily, exceps
sundgy. from Herndon, and 500 a N
caily, except Sunday, from Leesburg.
Through trains from the South arrive ~
Washington 6:42 a. IN. go p. m. and
s.25 p. III daily. Harrisoaburg, 1910 p
NJ and s:2o p. m. daily. except sunday.
and $50 q. M daily from charlottesville.
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and In
fornIatioe furnished at offices, Oil and
1900 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, and at Penn
eyiyanIa Railroad Passenger Station
W.. II. GkEEN, Gen. Supt.
D. Id. CULf, Irafftc Manager.
W. A.TUKk, Gen. Pass. Agent.
l.. b. BHOWN. Geo. Agt. fass. Depfs
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ALTIMORE -
- AND OHM
tfAILROAD.


Schedule in effect June 8. 1891
Leave Washington from station eOrner OF
new Jersey avenue aud 81
For Chicago and Nortnw est. VcsubUled
Limited trains. 1000. 1ls4S a. N, 800
p. M
For Cincinnati, SIS Louis and Indianap0
lis. Express, HAS a m Fsstlbuied LAM
TED, :: 80 D. IN, express IL 80 p %
daily 900 N. and s. so p. IA
For Columbus. Toledo aud DerTOit, IL 20
p. m
For Winchester ana way stations, Assoc.
al 40 a. III. a5:S6 p. IN.
For New Orleans. Memphis, BiTmlnghaIns
Chattanooga, Knoxville. Bristol and Roam
through
For L1ray. 40 p IT daily
For Baltimore. wesK-uays, 800, 50,
x :05, x1-1O, x7.3G, NS.OO, 50, x9 50.
x1G.UO, z12:O0 a. In, XII 2O5- lz:1O,
X1 =. 80. ks OC, 3 20, X4.3O, 4.35, 1905,
x51O. X5.30, x6 ~. $50, Ks 90, S.15,
night sundays, x :C5, XIII, II 80, s: 80.
$40, 4.55, Mos. 1910. 5 80. $500.
For Annapolis, no and {. 80 am. 1910
and 4.3O p. IL. Sundays, $50 a. u, 43o
For Frederick. week days. 500 a. m,
HAS, A. 80, $50 p. u Sundays, 800
a. ~. 1.l5 p m.
for GagerstOwE, aIO 90 a IN and 40 80
For BOYD and way POINTS. week days.
500 a. m, so, go. los D. IN sundays
V.OO a. ~. is, 7.O5 d m
For Gaithersburg and Way points. week
days, $40, eco a. m, 1850, 300, 4 SO'
4.33, $50, $50, 7.O5 ll-40 Q. N. sun
days, 300 h, lis, ass, ZOO lV.I 10
y. IA.
FOr Washington Junction ard way points
500 a. IT. 40, $50 p. N. week CAyh
= 10 a M, i 3 p. m. Sundays
FOR bay Ridge, Week DAYS, BIO a ~
and 4 so D. n sundays, y 30 a. M, l-SO
and 31o p IN
Royal BIEe Line for New 1Ork ana
Philadelphia.
All trains illuminated with IintSCh Light
For Phlladelphis New YORK, Boston anu
the last, week days, .05, sou, lO-OO a
m, 12.UO, (12.4O Dining Carsl 5.OO,
1905 Dining Carr, (12.OI night, sleeping
car, open at O.UO o CLOCK sundays, 10
300 a. IN, 12.40 Dining CarSb 5OV,
zoos DiDing Carl. 12.O1 night, sleeping
car, open 1000 O'Clock. Additional trains
for Philadelphia, wees days, daily S-Oo
y. m
Buffet Parlor Cars on all De J trains
FOr Atlantic city, 1-Uot lO.OO g m-s
Iz.UU noon, 2.4O and 500 y. Hl.s wees
GAYS, z.4U y. M, sundays
For Cape May, IL noon.
aEXceDt Sunday. XENpTeSS Trains
Ba gage gained tor and checked nom
hotels and residences By Union AranSIer
Co.. on orders left at ticket otr.ceS, o19
PENNSYLVANIA avenue north west, new YORK
avenue and Fifteenth street, anu AZ Depot
Nm. M. GREENE, ID. H. MARTIN,
Gen. Manager. MgT. PaSs. Traffic
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ESTATE or Peter keelan. deceased No
1856. Docket - Bernard V. keeian,
atIIninlst ratOT. has, with the apprONai Oi
the supreme court of the District OF Col UNI
bia, hOi ding a special term for orphans
court business, appointed Friday, July 80,
S97, at 10 O'Clock a. m, as the tiIilc,
and said court as tie place. for making
p.tymeut and distribution. under the court :
direction and control; when and where
all creditors and persons entitled 70 GiS-
are notified to attend in person or by
agent or attorney duly authorized, Win
their claims against the estate properly
yOUched: Provided, this order De publisher
once in each OF three successive weeks
before said day In the Washington Law
Reporter and Washington Times. signed
JIy 8, 1897. III. A Mccormick and Gen.
a. Lamar, ProctOrs.
J.NOTA McGILL, Regist er of Wills.
The time specified in the above notice
is extended 10 september 3, 1897.
j. OTA MctiILL, Register OF Wills.
gul 3.oO,27
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PROPOSALS.


SALE or old material at the Naval Proving
Iiround. indian Head, Md There viii be
sold at the Naval Proving Ground, Indian
Head, Md, material belonging 20 the Navy,
condemned as unfit Tor use therein, consist
ing or scrap steel and iron. Tie sale will
be FOR cash to the highest bidder, By sealed
proposals, TO De opened at 3 d. IN. AT GUST
30. 1897. Schedules containing form Oh
proposal and TERMS OF sale Will be FUR
nlsiIed on application TO the INSPECTOR OF
Ordnancein charge OF station, indian Head,
Md. L. KuOSEN ELF, A citing Secretary OF
the Navy. aul3, IL ,2u,24-4t
PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING AS
PHALT PAVING BLOCkS--OtIice Of
the. Commissioners ID. c., Washington, ID.
c., August o, 1897 ..-Sealed proposals VIII
be received at this Office until 2 O'CLOCK
NJ. AUGUST 10, 1897. for furnishing as
pfalt paving blocks To the District OF
Columbia Specification, blank forms OF
proposal. and all necessary information
may be obtained az this office. JOHN w.
ROSS. JOHN b. WIGHT, W n NJ BLACK
Commissioners ID. G. au11 st
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FOR sALE-B BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-Iver johnson bic ycle, 20
model purchased September last, IN
rood COnditinn W. II V0YLES, y 10
Ia. ave. NV. ~
FOR SALE-Riders. attention. BY order
OF the different storage houses we rep
resent, / am Offering all high-grade bicy-
clts and tandeus for ladies' and gents AT
The greatest attractive Strengthening prices
OF the year Advances made on these goods
must he collected. ana, therefore, above
sacrifices will be made. Sueh ade
bicvcies as Syracuse. Rambler, Columbia.
Worlds etc. etc. new and Shghi5y used,
viii lie offered at this. the grcat-st bar
gain sale OF the year. Sundries an0 parts
will be sold also, and 20 reasonable offer
wifi he refused Bicycles bought OutTighs
and exchanged. and taken on storage
NEW YORK BICYCLE CO, 4S4 9Th st
au97t-em
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SITUATIONS MALE
AND FEMALE.

RELIABLE cooks, cbambermaids, nurses
for sick and infants, housekeepers. coach
fneD and waiters, with refs, furnished
free0fcharge, by Mrs. MOORE, 306 q stnw.
If
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Pennsylvania
RAILROAD



STATION CORNER OF sIxrH AND .
STREETS.
7.S0 a. n week days-PIrTsBuR9 Elk.
1850 A N. PESssYLvixrA LIMITED
ob selTasoa s,EssPsng Dining. smosi,ng and
Cincnnati. Indianapolis, Sc. Louis. Cisyss
i nasI, aud Toledo. Buffet Parbr CAs %
1870 A a. FAST LIsE-Puiimsn Bofrss
Ca ahon Car to Harrfsburg- buffet ParIor
$40 ' rHaMsrisec s,3g 70 Pit.sbgrg, -
Express s sinsonGo 6 AND IT LOUIS
70 So Louis, and sleeping and Dining
lars lars Harrisburg 70 81. Louis, NasbviIIs
1lO I. 81. WESTERN EXisEEss PM
a aae, Sleeping Car to Pittsbnrg. Chicago.
aad HARRISBURG 70 Cleveland Dining
I-io NJ. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
I.ru.inan Sleeping Cars Wesbington 50
ritts6urg and Harrisburg to Sc Losas
ie.41 1872 n. PAcIF n,nlI EgxP 81
7o0 A. III. Tor Kane. Can andaigua, Roobes
s,., ana Niagara Fails daily, exceps
1880 a. IN. for xImira and Remove. daily,
except sundays For winiaInsport, daily.
1:luD. IA. for WIlIIamsport Roche ester Erie.
buffalo and Niagara Fairs daily, exceps
saturday, with sleeping Car wasninssoa
10: y. m. for Eric and Elrnfra. daily.
!or Canandalgua. Rochester. Buffalo and
Niagara Falls, saturday nights only. Pull
n DIAL Sleeping Car Washington TO kocbes
For fniiadeIpnia- New YORK ana
the East.
400 p m. CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
IT'D daily, all Parior Cars, with Dsa-
i9g Gar from Baltimore. Regular az zoo
glnin &C Can. 800, 300, 1000 Dining
mn lng SonI a IN, 12:4o. 3:I5, AGO. $50,
iDio,os sn ga i13S do Zoo On su nd loo
Car rom Within SSoa 49, iii2o tpsnint
ago, 80. 1000 and 1855 p IN. For
Philadelphia ONLY. Fast Express. 100 a
days, 2.O1 and $40 y. m. daily. For
Boston. witnoat change, Z: so a N week
days. and 4:20 p. m daily.
saratoga Express tParlor Carr. BOO an
For Baltimore. s25. TOO. 7-5o. 500.
200 10 90, 1880, aud 1: 90 a. NJ. z. IS,
ted 4 90, 436, $40, Glib, $50, no.
On So SUNDAY. 90 $ 90. 200 Dos, 1850, 1870.
l4,00 LinItedj, a 20. 5.4O, 6.I5. $50.
no, 10 90, 10. 40, and IL. 80 p N.
For Po2e's Creek Line, 2 90 a. ~ and A 50
n daily. except Sunday sundaJs
For Annapolis. TOO. 900 a. m, I21s
and 20 Poo p m dsily: exespt Sunday
Atlantic Coast Line-Express for Florida
and points on Atlantic Coast Line, A. 50
M SAG p. M daily; Richmond only.
1857 a N. weekdays, Atlanta Special
via Richmond and seaboard Air Line.
40 u. m. daily. Accommodated for
Quantico, 7.45 a. N. daily, ahl 4 Is
D. m WEEKDAYS.
seasnore CoDneC lions.
For Atlantic City wa Delaware River
Bridge, an-rail route), IL 90 a. m, 3.l3
and IL 50 D. IN. daily. via Market street.
wharf, 300 a. M tSatUTuRYs Oniyl,
1000, IL 90 a.. III =, and IL As m week
days. I.35 D. m. daily. Sundays only,
1915 D. m
d. m. week days. SO D. m daily
Ticket Offices. corner Fifteenth and O
streets and at the station. sixth and B
streets where orders can be left for tho
checking of baggage TO destination from
hotels aud residences
j B. HUTCHINSON. General Manager
j. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agenl
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SPECIAL NUTICES.

DENTISTRY done on weekly and monthly
payments, crown and bridge work a
speciality. DR.. t. w STUBBLEF ELDs
I1th and Sts., over Mertz Drug store.
my1 O. 3mO
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DENTISTRY,

1 Will hereafter extract teeth with
nitrous oxide gas for soc per tooth.
hest teeth 81 per set. Gold crowns, 50.
Amalgam filings, 81. Have filled forty
thousand teeJn in this city: extracted
twenty thousand teeth, and made over six
thousand sets. DIS. T. MASON, 721 18th
st. NV, formerly cor. 18th and Pa. ave.
NV. aug mO-Pm
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ron RENr-sToRE a DWELLING.

FOR SALE-Two-story brick store and
Columbia cars: brick stable: price, only
$500; 500 cash and balance $50 per
month: Address OWNER. L., this office
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED = Board in private family, con-
venient TO City Hall; dinner at 2 or 3
p. m. Address L. w, this office.
aul2 -3t
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IN JUSTICES COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Colum bia, before Luke G. Strde., esq,
a Justice Ur the peace. samuel 81. often
liut.fer, plaintiff, VS.. Gustav NJ. Miller, de-
PENDANT, No. S1S35. summons in due
form having issued out OF this court
to John Z Lawrence, a lawful cOnSta bic
of the District, for the said Defendant,
and the same having been by said con
stable returned not 10 be found, ~ u
THIS 18th day OF July, 1897 here by ordered
that the said defendant ca Use ms appear
ance To ne entered herein on or before the
first Tuesday occurring after the 23d day OF
August, 1897, being the Gath day OF
August: otherwise the cause will i've pro-
cessied with as in case Of default
(SeaIJ l. g.. = TRIDER.
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seal J.R YOUNG. Clerk. etc.
BY NJ. A. CLANCY, Asst. Clerk
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