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WANTED-Ten, active, reliable persons 10
take orders Ior popular arucie, 4O per
ceut cOnlilassion. inquire 5o3 stanton
place ne. JyIO-otlelA
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wANTED-BoARDERs.

RANTED-A few boarders in a private
family; abundant shade, ice and inIlk:
Convenient to p0SiofTice: terms fuo,lerate
Apply 10 Mrs. NARY NJ COLE, SnickprS-
vile, Loudoun county. Va. jy9-3tern
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COUNTRY BOARD.

If A PARTY of young ladies' or young
men can be made up to spend the SUM
mer at q beautiful country home right
near the city, at very low rates, address
j. II. b., this office. jy9-3t-em
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FOR SALE-6 1-2 acres; 7-room house;
fruit, shade, water; at station MetropoE
itan R. R.; also Broom cottage; porches,
shade, water; 2-story stable; lot. 25xl50
feet, at Brookland; bargain prices. CHAS
S1CKELS, COS 9th st. NV. jy9- 3t-em
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FOR RENT-NewIy furnished house: six
rooms and bath; rent $50 per month.
/ o4S 9th st. NV. jy12-3t
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WANTED Single white man who under
sta.ltIs wutk on truck Iarm. IalI al
BULoIANO'S, $50 b st. NV. IL
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WN-Open May 20; pleasant
rooms, healthy location; large grounds;
electric bells; gas and artesian water. MRS
Nj. j. COLLEY, Proprietress, Rockville,
Md. Address The Clarendon, Washing gton,
ID. q. Je27-1m
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FOX RENT Cool fur. rooms for SO and
50. 1I2I L st. NV ly11-2t
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INTERIOR DECORATING is a part of
our business that we give special at
tention to. We do the finest work.
Ask small prices. Rooms papered with
nch, ylish paper, only 81 up. +. u.
NOLTE, sic 9th st. No branch jy1l-tf
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FOR RENT-Large, nicely furnished room;
southern exposure; gentlemen only, Slo
per month 430 Nj st. NV. Jy1l-3I
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FOR BICYCLES.


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FOR SALE-1s97 Eclipse bicycle; little
ridden, splendid condition, spot cash, 500.
Address ECLIPSE, this oflioe. Jy12-3t
FOR sALE-Riders. attention! BY order
OF the different storage houses we rep
resent, 1 am offering all hlEh-grade bicy-
cles and tanGemS for ladies and gents at
the greatest attractive slaughIerlnS prices
OT liir year. advances mate on THESE goods
must be collected, ana, therefore, above
sacrifices VIII be maze. Such hlgh-grade
hieycles as Syracuse, Rambler, Columbia,
Worlds etc, etc, new ana slightly used
viii De offered al this, the greatest bar
gam sale OF the year. SundTles ana parts
Will be sold also, and no reasonable Offer
VIII be refused. Bicycles bought outright
ana eXcha nged, and taSen on stotage
NEW YORK BICYCLE CO., 434 81 st
jy11-7t
FOR SALE-S125 March racer, slightly
used; Palmer tires; Brown saddle; 10
reasonable offer refused COAY, 1913
Sth st. NV. Jyl1-3t
FOR SALE-The Alpine Standard Bicycle;
81 model high grade; every part guar
anteed; reduced from S57 to $50. n. E.
WALTER, Agent, $40 5tb st. ne Jy9-3ten
FOR SALE-Man's high-grade standard
make bicycle; used l week; $50 cash.
No. s Q St ne, West lexington. JyS-6t-em
FOR HORSES & VEHICLES.
FOR SALE-Fine driving horse; years
old; sound and gentle, and phaeton, all
in good condition; price. $40. Apply at
stable 18th and sts. me- 1yll-3t
WANTED-To buy good horse and wagon
on monthly payments; state price. Ad-
dress C. c. c., 1907 31st st. NV.
Jy10-3t,em
FOR sALE-A good Dayton wagon, cheap.
Apply 700 7th ST., cor u sw' JylO-3tein
FoRSALE- Cigar, tobacco and notion store;
doing good, fair business; owner has
other business; cannot attend both. Oil
9Th st. NV. Jy1O-3t-em
TO EXCHANGE-Heavy draft horse, years
old, sound to exchange for COW Ad-
dress z. B., this office. Jy1o-3t,em
FOR SALE traps. 1 dayton, Surries
and other carriages and buSgies on ac-
count OF ste .age and charges; great bar
gain. 627 d st. NV. myl S-tf-em
COUNTRY BOARD.
DELIGHTFUL RESORT on the Blue
Rexe healthy, high and e91i; ,dsr flrstaless sP
Springs, Md. jy12-3t
If A PARTY of young ladies' or young
men can be made up to spend the SUM
| mer at beautiful country home right
| near the city, at very low rates, address
| J. ii. b., this office. jy9-3tem
| FAIRyIEW FARM-Langdon, d. c.: Z. &
| O.; prettiest place in District; fine water,
| large la WINS, shade, etc. milk, cream, yege-
| tables, poultry, fruits, etc. on farm; close
| to station; tertnSlow. Jy9-3t-eTn
WANTED Country place suitable for
road house, or would purchase eStab-
| lished road house. ROAD HOUSE. this
| office. jy9-3t-em
| WoODLA wN-Open May 20; peasa Mt
rooms, healthy location; large grounds;
| electric bells; gas and artesian water MRS.
! Nj j. COLLEY, Proprietress. Rockville
| Md. Address The Clarendon, Washington
| ID. o. Je27-1m
| OUTKEE PARk-Rooms and board, with
nome comforts; terms moderate. j 3.
! LEAAAN, Rockville. Nd. je22-Im-em
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NAAIED-An experienced man 10 laihl
ga snaIes, sOou ,eaIns 40 tLe is6iII man
Address IA = 1 tgtlN bItA ACh, TINS olIiCe.
!ylO-3t,ea
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wANTED-RooMs.

WANTED--One large, Comfortable unfur-
nished room, near 14th and S stS. NV
Address QUIET, this office. Jy11-2t
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wANTED-HOUSEs.

WANTED-By a gentleman and wife with
out children, small house in northw est;
very central; rent not to exceed $40 per
month Address PERMANENT, 629 4th
st. NV. 1t
WANTED-By reliable party, a Groom
house on Capitol Hill or III Sc; on car
line; rent not to exceed SIS per month
Address HURRY, this office. jy11-3t
WANTED-To rent a house, . or 6 rooms
and bath, etc; bet. f and I, and 7th
and 4th NV; rent not to exceed SIS so
per monUh. Address ID. this office. jy1I-3t
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For sALE-sUBURRAN.

FOR SALE Building lots at Ballston; 4
miles west of the Presidents house on
electric car line; size 25X15o feet; price
500 each; terms So cas- n, balance ST per
week or $50 each cash; caIi for particulars
at the electric ar station az Balls ton or on
JAMES l.. CLEMENTS, 1921 + st. NV
jy9-3tDem
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FOR SALE-HOCSES.

FOR sALE-No 624 18th st. ne; lot
l6Xl0O; d rooms all mod. imp; s., 200;
500 cash; balance S25 per month. r
j. DiEJDuNNE. jyl1-3t
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For RENT-RooMs.


FOR RENT-Two pleasant rooms, fur.
southern exposure; large closets. pay VIII
dows; alcoye; summer rates; private ram
ily; adults. Al st. NV. JylZ-31-
FOR RENT-2 nice rooms, $3.50. 1222
Maryland ave. sW. lyl1-o0
FOR RENT-214 A st. Sc, furnished or un-
east OF Library JyIS-o1
FOR RENT-3 rooms, furnished complete
for housekeeping; very cheap Tor sui1i1ef. I, az
No. III 1st ST. NV Jyl1-oo
FOR RENT-S02 K st. NV; lovely I'd
story room; facing Mt Vernon PARK,
only 81 80 per week to good tenant.
Jyll-3t -
FOR RENT-Large, nicely furnished room;
per soIaogth moath. eARSouii 4So st. NV. jy11-st
FOR RENT-Large cool parlor bedroom;
summer rates; transients accommodaled.
9lS N. I. ave. NV. JyIi-.e
FOR RENT-436 st NV. nicely fur
looms for housekeeping cheap. 3y11-3l
FOX RENT fur. rooms for So and
50. 1121 L st. NV YlI-S1
FOX KENT-Two com. rooms on "a floor,
all furnished, for housekeeping. 4 ;,o4
Ia. ave. NV. ly1l-oo
FOX RENT-3 rooms; I'd floor; a. N, l.;
terms reasonable. 723 2dst, ne. Iyll-3t
FOR RENT Nicely fur. front and back
rooms; completely fur. for light house
| Keeping. BIT Pa. ave. NV; "a noor.
Jy11-7t
FOR Housekeeping; second story
front room; use OF parlof, ulIiuB pI Iooih
| and Kitchen; all neatly furnished; gasoline
stove, refrigerator, sewing macnltie, e'c ;
| including light and fire; Sl2, in advance.
| REFRIGERATOR, this Office Jyl1-oG
FOR RENT-Large cool rooms, all newly
fur; 2d and Sd floors. 222 N ave.
NV. Jyli-ot
FOR RENT-Fur rooms for housekeeping
| Sl6 a month 600 Ia. ave sc
| JylO-3t-em
FOR RENT-3 comfortable, oommunicat-
ing rooms; suitable for light housekeep-
| ing No. All N. Y. ave. NV. JylO-3t-em
| FOR RENT-2O6 st. Sc, furnished OF un,
furnished rooms; suitable Tor niaffleu
! couple or gentleman; rent reasonable.
| Jy1o-3t-em
FOR RENT-Large 2G-floor front alcove
room. home cooking, no obJectlon 10
child l412 st. NV. JylO-3t'em
FOR RENT-Nicely fur. room; I'd floor:
| opens on a veranda: 81 30 week
| hoard ii desired. / z 9th st. ne: near II.
| Cap. st. cars and Capitol. Jylo-76,en
FOR RENT Furnished, front room; SO;
convenient TO Library and Capitol 2zl
ID ST. NV. YlO-3t'eih
FOR RENT -615 9th st NV, near Patent
| and HOstoffIce; fur. rooms, 30 per ihonth
| up. JylO-3t-em
! FOR RENT-A nice, cool front room, with
gas; IN a private family; price, 80 Z ! :
| Otn 6t. NV. 1ylO-ot
| FOR RENT Neatly fur. front room; ST a
month, gentlemen only. 1888 \. ave.
| Iylo-ot
| FOR Rents rooms, Sd floor; light, heat,
cooking gas; SO per month. 4o4 h.
| Cap. St Jy9-3tem
| FOR RENT-Cool rooms; three connecting;
I'd floor, bath and modern improvements
| brick; well shaded; Heighborhood select.
Georgetow furnished or unf1rnis ned;
terms reasonable. Inquire JUSTICE
JOHNSON, 1928 32d St NV. JyS-6t
FOX RENT-Sl5 I4th ST. NV, front bah
room. Jyb-t
| Fox RENT-GerInan private family las
two cool, large fuT. rooms, ftont or back
| excellent board; cheap. l224 L ST. NV.
1y7-6t
| FOR RENT-Fine large cool rooms for
light housekeeping; with all improve
| meuJs. 1ly Ia. ave. NV. Jyo-oJ, EN-
| -
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HELP wAsrED-MALE.

WANTED-lO0 men. Apply 18th ana V
sLs NV; street sweepias staJieS; Odii
bet . a. III. and p. N. JOHN ).
LAKOAE, superintendent. II
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DR., YOUNG, ssSS'1s::1' 81; e: : 1':::,'. '5;s

Treats successfully all Diseases OF the
Brain and Nervous system, Diseases OF the
Blood, Skin, s stomach, Kidneysand Bladder,
Night Losses, sexual Weakness, s tricture,
Varicocele, Hydrocele, Syphilis and all
Ir1yate Diseases of either sex. Consulta-
tion and Urinary Analysis free.
The highest zee charged, whether you
have one or more diseases is
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FOR RENT-Cottageo on st. George S Island,
near Adams Hotei, $50 for season; also
rooms ana eOou family Doard. So per week;
salt water bal hing Grabbing, fishing, sailing
free. FOR particulars apply 3O2 L. Cap.
ST. upstairs. jy7-7t
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FOR RENT-corTAGEs.

FOR RENT-Colonial Bea ch- Handsome
fur cottage; l 3 rooms; rent reduced, SI25
for season. Address Mrs. T. Il MctIN-
MIS- Jyy-6t
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RooMs AND EoARD.

TIE EMPLAR-On square from Capitol,
opposite Butanic Gardens; cool rooms and
excellent board, from 81 TO SO per week
2U7 Pa. ave NV. jy11-Tt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

INTERIOR DECORATING IA part of
our business that we give special at
tention to. We do the finest work.
ricn. stylish paper, only 81 up. F. g.
NOLTE, sic 9th st. No branch Jy1 LIT
500 good envelopes, printed, 70 cents.
LOW PRICE PRINTING CO., 63l
ST. NV. Jyl1-16
GEO. BURGESS & Co.-Attorneys; law,
pensions and claims; Office, 6l2 ST.
nv. JylO-3t em
PIANO TUNING. sI5o: drop postal.
JyS-ot-ein
sELBY has received the second lot of.
those blue and black serge coats and
vests So; tailor -made5 value, SlO;- Skele-
ton lined. absolutely fast color; pants 20
suit 50: chiids wash suits, 4yc. up;
office coats, 25e. upward; straw hats al
most given away; car fare free; ladies'
81 oxiords, SOC, at 1903 Pa. ave. NV.
Jy9-6t
GENTLEMAN holding position of spe-
with clerk OF class j or III In another de
partment. Address. giving particulars,
CLERK EXCHANGE, 7. o Box Ala, city.
JyS7t
THREE fun meals of nIsr-class food for
- per week. 724 / 2tn ST. NV
Jy6-6t,em
PRINTING AND BooKBINDING.
oOO CtIuS, DUU envelopes,
Zoe; 600 note heads. 75c.; BOO state
menUs, Toc.; binding mngaki les, 5oc..
miscellaneous books rebound Il. Il.
VILLA Ms, 6lo 9Th st NV Ie6-u
NOTICE TO BRICKLAYERS-Ir you want
front sand, drop postal to A. b. CLARK a
CO., l2S1 ID ST. ne. Je3o-1
THE EXCHANGE AUCTION HOUSE, No
1881 aud 333 st. NV, is now ready
10 receive your conSlgnne uts, If you de-
sire TO dispose or any personal effects.
Uan and see Us or send us a card ana We
wiu call on YOU or send for your goods
Regular sales every Thursday at clock
Tor furniture, horses and carriages, har-
| ness, &c at IN. This Is one OF Tie finest
| locations In the city for N auction busi-
| hess. We VIII promise you good prices and
quick returns.
THOMAS }. WEN. Auctioneer
j. +. HORBACH, Manager.
Je22-lm,em
EMkICH's wood, oak or pine, split or
blocks, $3 oue-halr cord drop postal
sIv a. ave. sc. jel2-1 iuo,em
TYPEwRITERS repaired at reduced rates;
all hIghgrade machines bought, sold and
exchanged. rented, with privilege or pur-
| chase. NEWMAN 5. GIL Seventh st.
Jel5-Im-e'n
ALDREss suits for hire. 81. att ULIUs
| COHENS. 1l01 7th st. NV. Je4-tf
| / WONDER who pays the highest prices
for gents casJ-orI Clothing; drop postal
SAUL BROS, s23D st NV. myl 6-3n.o
AT THE business Office of The Times
you viii FIND Window Cards of all de-
scilptions Table GoaTd, Furnished OIL
| Uniurnisned Rooms, 'UnIUrnished koons,"
! FURNISHED Rooms, With or Without
Board, FURNISHED Rooms, With Board
FURNISHED Rooms. Five cents is the
| price or each card. ap2l-u
| FURNITU RE moved; largest 2-hoTse load,
| S2.bO; l-horse loads, 81 20; pianos, 81;
| IuI MIXTURE packed and SnIppeG, experienced
| men only storage. COLUMBIA TRANS
| (fn 32A 4 IL ST. 'funnp
/ my9-u
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$500 A MONTH,

Which includes all medicines.
r3s~ DIR. Young employees no suhstt-
tutes, but sees each patient person.
ally at his private saDitarium-
Hours, 10 to IL and 8 TO 8.
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SHOULD be read daily, as changes may
Oc,:uI at any time.
Foreign Mails IOT the week ending July
Il close promptly at TINS OiIice a. iOiO"s-
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v. VI. 4, \. Matters,

The rooms of the association last night
We're the scene of pleasure and recreation.
the event being the regular monthly social.
delightful programme was rendered. at
ter which the audience was invited INTO The
gymnasium, where they witnessed a close
and spirited contest of basket ball.
The evening was one of the most pleas
ant this year. The coming month will be
one OF great interest in that several events
have been linned-two gymnasium exhibit
lions. one by the junior boys and one by
The senior class; then two contests are
being planned and one or two bicycle runs.
The regular gymnasium classes meet on
the nights named and the business men
are having n handball tourney. They
meet on every afternoon at 3 O'Clock All
contributors, as well as members, are in
vited to these exercises The junior boys
are requested to get into line and see the
record In their handball tourney, as well as
the checker tourney now In progress by
the members OF that department.
Many things are now being planned for
future work, The game of ball was at
tended last night by nearly 200.
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CITY BREyITTEs.


Born. TO Mr.. ana Mrs Felix Marks at
No. iOl Cruwforl street, Wednesday night,
IA son
TIE many frlerds OF Mrs. J. A. Klpper
VIII be pleased TO learn OF her conyai-
escenro nom - severe attack OF iyptA Il
malaria
There Will b. given a masquerade hall
Sunday afternoon at Newman's Park. one
mile south o. the Emancipation grounds
\ gold watch IS to he awarded Tor the
bees costume.
bNld.ng perm, was lrsued to Frank
Dunl for tbs erection Of a store mouse az
the corner OF Franklin avenue and Milan
street. to cost 5000. The building is to be
brick. with - ayol roof
To-day Mrs. Rossnc Ryan and Mrs. W.
g. Van Week will chapcrone party to
Galveston 10 visi, the bitlleshlp, The per
Miss Frances Mann. Miss Nailloi OF Aus
TN ana Messrs l.. J.. Parks. X. II,
Latham aud Hines Kirkland
Thc stable on J. ]. Pastori1a's place.
No. 22oi Austin street. caught fire .yester-
DAY about noon, from charcoal furnace
siftiRR on the floor. The flames were
making good heRdway WHEN observed by
r. ". Boone. who soon extinguished then,
without much damage being done.
The programme OF the entertainment
for the evening OF February "a, At the
boneft OF ST. Patriok's church, promises
TO DC n rare trc@t for those who attend.
| The Interesting and amusing parts VIII
make tie Lr enjoyable throughout.
| The Daughters Of the Republic have do
cid.d TO take the Gulf. Colorado and santa
| he g.05 a. IN. train this evening. instead OF
the 9.5 Galveston. Houston and Hender.
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sor train. a. published YESTERDAY. Iihs
Change was nassc on accuua; OF the hout
OF departure 81 TRANS from Galveston
There Viii he a nseeaeg of the EminH
Rites ard c,omnfStts OF arrsnsrms"s ~.
the hail. which taxes pace March L. a.
the Emu,ct hsG ton gat-
Died, Thursday afternoon. the infant son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward X. Dillingham;.
The funeral will take place today from the
residence. No. 1914 Rusk avenue.
There Is a Back horsc al the police So.
t5on, taken an ey ;ac police on the .1se
" the city limits. The saddle wa.cn va
on the hof.se hSs Keen CANNED by Se,i.p-
son Ly.cs. who SAYS < was stolen from
him.
stop ,hies"' was the cry heard ycs;er-
day as l.. 7. wilton CHASED a negro OUT
~ nts store on Pral1e street 10 the corner
OF Travis Wilton was assisted in the
chase hy hts lirle dog. but the negTo
made good Roadway until Deputy Sherlh
Perkins appeared on tfc sc,ds on morse
back and captured the fleeing man. re
t;aNe his name as George Williams. ana
was iockcd up IN the county jail.
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He stated that an agreement had been
made to dismiss as to Burger In order to
secure his testimony against Underwood
and the case against Otto was noilied af-
ter he had testified and it became mani
fest that conviction could not be had
in his case. He believed that 1000 or 1900
honest qualified jurors could be gotten,
who would be competent to try this case.
Police Officer Quinn was placed on the
stand by the State to refute the idea of
any conspiracy He knew OF no such con-
spiracy and no unusual effort on the part
of the officers to convict Underwood.
Here the applicant rested and his coun-
sci asked for time to argue the case, and
owing to the lateness of the hour an ad-
journment was had till 8 o'clock this
morning, when thirty minutes will be
given for argument
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.hnnx.rss NJ dollars ere seat out Of this
State every month for eggs, and pre-
sumo the conditions IN Galvestc1 are SIM
ilsr "a whs, they are here There Is Ger
;sInly money In chickens in South Texas.
and il man carcs for variety he can
raise geese and turkeys. and make II suii
more interesting by putting IN ie"
ducks" -.
As The Pos. reporter was leaving. Nj
NuId-ow said: invest a few dcIlars in
high grade eggs and Try your luck"
Editor culfnore Of the Evening Press
talked as follows: "Yss. sir. the CONNER
o,sl Importance OF the bayou and ship
channel. not only to Houston, but to Texas
and all OF the States os these United States
viii be part OF the report Of the engineers
Who are charged TO make an estimate Of a
500 feet wide and twenty five feet deep
channel TO the Galveston jeities FROM
Houston and every patriotic citizen OF the
Lone Star State should render the com
mii;ce all aid In their power 20 arrive A.
thu truth. There can be no more doubt
about ;.ie feasibility OF expectation and I'm
pertation ~ sooi gulf port for Texas OF
all tbs country west Of the Mississippi and
Missouri rivers. II Houston can save the
producer nom - 10 ~ cents rlt bAAt VI
cotton and thus benefit tho farmers Of
Texas to The extent OF $500 900 year. and
with a saving u say q Of cent on a
hushei q grain 10 the Texas and Western
farmers amounting 20 over million dol
lars per Aauur then there can be no
duub. but that the whole State OF Texas
and large portions Of Missouri, Arkansas,
Kansas. Nebraska. Colorado and New
Mexico are interested. AS a very safe yes,
4 l.. -
sahlished on Buffalo bayou on the coast.
which viii be cyclone proof. and the high
banks furnish protection In case OF in
yasion. and as the United States gov4ro-
ment could make use OF the harbor ( .<1"r
revenue cutters, man Of wars and the
whole world for her merchant marine. it
Is Of National and International Importance
even 10 have this mitch needed enterprise
pushed 20 early completion.
The cost IS estimated as comparatively
liitic. as the cheapest way OF digging. eX-
Treating and transporting dirt can be ap-
Piled and as only from the jettes TO Nor
fans Point the channel Is filled UP, 1T
may not reach a million dollars
at l. but natural under these clrcum-
stances that the government viii spend
such al amount, which appears perfectly
triiiug il comparison with the ef~ruous
saving IN freight rs a natural result. l3ut
there Will be many and so far untold bea-
ents derived from the future safe seaport.
Importation will naturally follow exporta-
ton. The large tracks OF most fertile lands
In Texas will be- made 10 produce cotton.
cane. rice and fruit in abundance. Ship
building VIII become a flourshnc Indus
Try IN Texas and many. many other nd-
Yauiages will be enjoyed by every member
~ this Nation. And should an immense
commerce. demand the leading Of san ia
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EITHER CONCERT.
An Enjoyable Entertainment Given
nj Turnrr Hall Lnst Nipht.

A large and appreciatlve audience was
present last night at Turner hall to attend
the second grand either concert given by
Professor Eberhard and his students. They
were ably assisted Ivy the Houston Either
CUB, Houston Saengerbund and Houston
frohsinn.
The vocal and Instrumental music was
listened TO with marked attention and re-
celNed numerous encores.
The following is the programme:
freeing 10 the Nuremberg Either club
Houston Either club
Spring Dream-AIessrs. William Conrad
Louis Lauer and Professor Eberhard.
Heimweh-Iiouston Fronsinn.
Elisep wultz-Missos Bessie Alexander
R'a sander, Frida Hummer and Maste!
Al. Rotller.
scottlands Dream-Misses Frida Moers
BESSIE Alexander and Professor Eberhard
Flfenreigen Mrs. j. Jaeger. Mrs. II, Eb-
crhard, Misses l'rda Moels, Jessie Alex
ander, Marie Dietzshod. Messrs. William
Bother, William Conrad, Max Alderman
Louis Laucr and Professor Ebarhard.
Hunters joy Miss Bessie Alexander.
Concert Fantasia Miss Bessie alexander
and Professor Eberhard.
Danube Waves Houston Either club,
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THE CARS ATTACHED.
Rolling stock of Houston Heights
Line Tied Up for 81 Time.

Line Tied Up for 81 Time.
Under an execution. Deputy Sheriff Gil
bert levied upon the street cars on the
Houston Heights line and two of the Hous-
ton City Street Railway company to salts
fly judgment for $4,000. rendered against
them not long since. In the afternoon the
differences had been patched up and all
the cars were released by the court.
Deputy Gilbert, armed with the order
from the court, stood at the corner of Main
street and Congress avenue yesterday
morning. eagerly watching for street cars
carrying the sign Houston Heights" AS
fast as the cars came by, all officer was
placed in charge.
The judgment is the outgrowth of a suit
for $4,000, brought against the Houston
Heights Street car line railway by C. p.
Medlenka, for damages for personal in
juries. The original style OF the suit was
Mcdlenka VS.. the Houston Street railway,
john Ii. Kirby, receiver, and the Houston
Heights Railway company. The first name /
company and the receiver were released
from the litigation inasmuch as they had
nothing in common with the Houston
Heights line.
The Houston Heights line has been in
the hands of a receiver for some time, and
the Houston Street Railway company holds
q mortgage on the line for SIPS 600 which
the formers representatives said yester-
day, had long since been due, and the line
had been an incubus on the city company
for many months. by not meeting the oper-
ating expenses. The Houston Heights line
Is In no way connected with the Houston
street Railway company an organization
that is perfectly solvent.
Late in the afternoon an order came
TO release the cars. which was done by the
oIhcor OF the court. and the city line will
continue TO operate over the Heights road.