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champion by his wonderful ride in the
mile event, and Ziegler away back in the
ruck on the last turn in tho third mile
forged past his field like whirlwind and
won In splendid style. It was day of
surprises in some respects. but the best
man won every time and the spectators
were we'll satisfied.
Ihe track was not as fast as it was ex-
pected to be, but was in fair shape, and
the meeting was well handled by the local
cluo, which has had experience in this
hne oe fore, having conducted several sue
cesstul meets last year.
The crack event OF the day was the five
mile open, professional, the lineup at the
tape being Harry TerrilI, Mcfarland,
Becker, Stevens, bob" Terrill, Freeman
and Byrne. 1t was run in one heat,
paced. The first pacing machine put in
was a 9uadruplet, manned by Morris,
Davis, Whitman and Bovee. After one
the quad" being Freeman, H. TerriIl.
Mcfarland and the others close up.
Becker almost Immediately rode ahead
ana backed down on the inside of the
quad" and got he pole. Mcfarland got
second place. Then Harry Terrill went
up and caught the pacemaker. but was
forced out and gave way to Mcfarland
The time for the first mile was 2:26 1-5.
On the second mile there was another
nght Tor the PAGER and Mcfarland got it
1or moment, but was forced out by
Becker. ID. Terrill, Byrne and Freeman
closely followed and bob" Terrill
dropped out. The time for the two miles
was sos.
There was more trouble for the pace
makers on the third lap, the men contin-
ualiy running ahead and backing in.
beeker swerved and Freeman and Byrne
iell' Hegler was put in on single to
pace and the quad dropped out. The
three miles was ridden in 1850.
On the fourth lap Jones, Loughead and
DICK Aylward on triplet swung in to pace,
ana SO did Wells on a single. The line
was stevens, Mcfarland and Becker,
Harry Ierrill having dropped out. The
time 1or the four miles was 1920.
Becker led at the beginning of the last
mile: The iriples dropped out and Wells
continued the pacing on single until the
last lap, when he left them 10 fight it out
among themselves. Mcfarland and Stew
ems Just PLAYED with Becker. They let
him lead until the last turn and then
went by him as they pleased, Mcfarland
winning in 1886 2-5, with Stevens second
and Becker third.
IL was the best race ever seen in the
state, every one who knew said. and the
great hve-mile run between Bald, Cooper
ana Murphy at San Jose in 1895 ana the
rides OF Becker on New Years day and on
Washlngton's birthday this year pale
In comparison.
The audience was on its feet from
beginning to end, yelling for its fayorites,
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padour Jim" shall do and what he shall

padour Jim" shall do and what he shall
not.
The big fellows bout with Jeffries to-
day was one of the rarest treats those who
regularly visit the training quarters have
yet enjoyed. Both men were full of gin
ger and went at each other as though the
championship OF the world depended upon
the result.
Jeffries has entirely recovered from the
nervousness that affected him when he
first donned the mitts with Corbett, and
goes into his employer now with the
determination to land if he can and land
hard at that. James J. has all he can do
to keep out of range of the Los Angeles
phenomenon's flying, chubby fists, and he
confesses that these bouts are doing him
more good than all the rest of his work.
During their set-to to-day Corbett pur-
posely allowed Jeffries to work him into
one of the corners of the handball court in
order that he might brighten himself up
little in the art of escaping from tight
and dangerous places. Jeffries mIsunder-
stood the big chaps purpose and stepped
back to let him out.
"Here, what are you doing?" roared
Corbett. "Get right in here after me and
lash out the best you've got Put it on
me il you can"
Jeffries did not wait for secend invita-
ton, but sailed in TO do a good job. It
was more than Corbett bargained for. JEFF
fries began to lay on hammer and tongs,
and so tiercely that the Californian could
not side step or dodge out of his predica-
ment. He was finally compelled to clinch
with the Los Angeles giant in order to
escape.
''That's great" said Corbett when he
reached the center of the court. 81 tell
you, young fellow, you are the making of
good one. That was the best rally l
have had in year. If you will give me
couple of those every day will soon get
so can dodge out of the way of flying
cannon ball."
Corbett might have been pleased with
the clever manner in which he eyaded
Jeffries' furious rush, but there was one
onlooker who was not. That person was
William a. Brady, Corbett's theatrical
partner and backer. Brady does not
mean to let the impression go out that he
has lost any confidence in Corbett, but he
was candid enough to admit Today that
there were some features Of the Champion s
work he does not exactly fancy.
II might Just as well be plain about this
matter said Brady, in explanation. 81
) believe that jim is 100 per cent better
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TRUE MAINLINE

GRASP YOUR FELLOW FIRMLY
hab
confidence
as
this wonderful appliance New reported daily.
Manly Strength Restored.
sH Or =: x 5ssss yss 81 @ = 81
u S s Sa" your Belt am en-
Suffering from Vital effects lack
vital and muscular and
manhood;
MiddIe-Aged Men
phys powers
declining;
Old Men.
Who think their waning vitality the natural age
reproduce it unaded will find in = N'
DR.. Sanders Electric Belt
egining and
nroo
From an Old Man of r.
DR. sSdSws Los Angeles
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There's touch of magnetism in the mnh man n M
not having IT.
Electric Belt DO you the manly
ten now
personal call Oft
OF misery Act to-day There nothing
NTA
SANDEN EhECTHrC CO.
6o2 MARKET ST.. OPPOSITE HOTEL SAN ep ANreco
va G ForfSnd sunday south Broad
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Gramde Ronds Indians Ceresrat,,o.

PORTLAND, Or, Feb. 27.-The atten-
ton of the authorities has been called to
the alarming condition OF drunkenness.
debauchery and fighting among the
Grande Ronde Indians. One hundred and
fifty of them are camped on the Grande
Ronde River. They have recsntly re-
ceived money from the Government on
account of the lanes ceded by the Nez
Perce Indians. Whisky is being de-
livered in wholesale quantities and they
have continued dancing, gambling ard
fighting for several days and will keep il
up as long as the money lasts. Seven OF
them have been crazed by drink and they
ere acting like barbarians.
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safe Croc cktno at Portfand.

PORTLAND. Or, Feb. 27.-The third
successful attempt at safe cracking in this
city within three days was made at an
early hour this morning. The Office of
the Portland Soap and Chemical Com
pany was entered by burglars, who
drilled hole into the com mbination of the
safe and blew it open. They secured lses
than 500
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BvRNETr's Corn cure. 8s7 Montgomery St Csc.
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out of Carson, and they succeeded in
beating it.
Dan Stuart's physicians have advised
him that he must have a change of cli-
mate before he can expect to completely
recover from his recent attack of pneu-
monia. II he is strong enough he will be
taken to San Francisco to- o-morrow night,
and will remain there at least a week be-
fore returning to Carson.
J. G. MANeFTrrn
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From an Old Man of y.
9ANI0Er1 ELECTRTO CO.
632 MARKET ST., OPPOSITE PALACE HOTEI sAN CO NJ,

ways % Washing uaisY lo Los
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The officials of the meet were:

The circuit party willie in the morn
ing for San Leandro to witness the twen-
ty -tive-mile road race of the associated
clubs. On Wednesday next they will go
to Dixon, on Saturday to Woodland, and
then to Sacramento, Stockton, San Jose,
Santa Cruz and San Francisco. The BOYS
were royalty entertained here tonight by
the local club.
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DR.. Sanden's Electric Belt

The reganng their vitality adding and
making perfect Electricity the modern lfaoivan
aus being shown daily Thousands people this
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JEFFR|ES
SURPRISES
CORBETT
Gets the Champion Into a
Corner and Forces Him
to Clinch.
BRADY EXPRESSES SOME
ALARM.
Says the San Franciscan Is Not
Shifty Enough Of Foot,
But
PERHAPS he IS TALKING TO
GET ODDS.
FitzsimmOns, Armed With a Shotgun,
Sallies Forth in Quest of
Jackrabbits.
CARSON, NEv., Feb q. - Jackrabbit
huntiDp has beaD adOptad hv Roh Eit1
Says the San Franciscan Is Not
Shifty Enough of Foot,
But
PERHAPS HE IS TALKING TO
GET ODDS.
Fitzsimmons, Armed With a Shotgun,
Sallies Forth in Quest of
Jackrabbits.

CARSON, New, Feb. q. - Jackrabbit
hunting has been adopted by Bob Fitz-
simmons as a new and special feature of
The times., 1897-06-17
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
(schedule in effect May 2, $3.50

Ali trains arrive and IesAFe iehAs9 wanna
= n m.-DaiIy local FOR DaIy1ilv, Char
Iotte and way stations, connects at Manas-
SJaunton. daily, except unday, and
ern, daily, and with lle 1eStpesse t,l,is-.. t
OHIO daily, Tor the Naeu - Diii5e eoo
LeAiI m.-Dai,y. the UNITEe STATES
FAST MAIL SiT SaEres and 1Slsdh Washinran 6n1Iss s
Iactsonville uniung at Salisbury with
SnII1,,en Sleeper FOR Asheville and Hei
t1rfns~s O. Knoxville. Chattanooga and
Sppgn TT;Ile. Tenn and a t Charlotte with Pun
o,.'a SIeeuer for Augusta: Pullman Buffet
SIeener New York to New Orleans, connect
ing at Atlanta for Birmingham and Mem
orleans without change Sunset personally
condIctc;. tourist cXCs'.sion through slsepef
on this train every Wednesday 10 San Fran
CISCO Without chanse
4-0l %. m.-Loca .or Front keyai, Stras-
h,IrtS y nj Narrisonburg. with connection for
stauntcn, daily, except s, , unuayi 1oT y;n,r,o,,..
'n9 Io.4s D. .m.-DaIly. wAsHINGToN AND
I1Fb- " composed OF Pullman ycitibuled
sIccpers dining cars and DAY coaches
Poilinan sleepers New hork 70 Nash
1n1 1,i,s' f,hattanooga: New York to Tampa,
49, t1,aTIOtte, Coiit-r ni.i- y. .kanIitn AMI
Jacksonvine; New YORK to Memphis, yis
a 81 e.
,ti1 r., ati5nfa aud montgomery Eestibuied
6av coach Washington 10 Atlanta. South
erp Raiiway dining car greensboro 10
Ai9i'' a,'iNS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DTTSIOS leave Washington 5:O1 q. u
IN - 40 d. IN. and 4:45 d. IN daily, ex-
cent sunday, and 6:25 p; m Sunday only
S Sep9 9ponnf Hill A: 80 p. IN. daily, except Sun
H. a.. FOR I.eesburg, and SO p IN. daily fof
Hefndon Returning, arriye as Washing.
SSno N m. daily, except Sunday, from
pognd Hill, and 7:06 a N. daily, except
SHn1Iav Iroul nernuOa, ana on "a -
d.,Ipv exctDt sunday, iFon Lccsburg.
Tbrou gh trains from the South arrive az
WAS min cton s AZ a, M. 40 p- m and
S:26 D. IN. daily HarIisonburg. 2:4O p
M, and 1925 D. N. daily, except Sunday.
and s 80 .. nl.. daily, iroist eiSstiottesylits..
Tickets, sleeping car reservation, ana IN
formation furnished at offices, oil and
1900 Penns yivania avenue aua at Pennsyl-
Vania Railroad Passenger station.
w n. GREEN, Gen. Supt.
d. 81. GULF, Irafric Manager.
/ ". A. TURK, Gen- PASS agent
( -. s. BROWN Gen. Agt. IaSs. Dept
The times., 1897-06-17
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING 4 CO., %Auetioueers, !
6l2 Il ~. INV.

AhO MA . III WLlNI a IT,, @A9etlO0etros y
6Iz Il -. suw
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEW TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, NUM-
BERED 1918 AND lob NINTH
SIX ROO MS EACH.
Under and by virtue Of two certain
deeds OF trust dated January 16, 1896,
and recorded January ls, 1885, In Liber
2lO1, roiios 10 and 1b, ct seq, respec-
lively, one or the land records Of the
sur yeyar's Office of the District OF Co
performance OF the conditions OF the honds
or writings obligatory, referred to ia
Ghe said deeds OF trust, and for the full and
pnnctual performance Of which said deeds
request OF the secretary Of the body
corporate the obiigee. holder, and owner
undersigned trustees will offer for sale
te en- pm5llo n41o,ses auction fr3nt ,6 Of
list day OF June. "A D.. 1897, at 4.30
parcels Of land lying anu being In the city
OF Washington, District OF Columbia, and
ucscriDed III said deeds OF trust as lots
- and Y in August Donath and levi
Magic, Trustees subdivision or lots in square
SuS, as per plat recurdedi IN Book Il. page
30, one OF the records OF tte SURVEYORS
Office or the District OF Columbia; together
Win = right or way for the purposes OF
ap alley, IN favor or said lot -, over tire
rear ieeI of lots % no "a i.etb incl.isiye,
In the aforesaid subdivision. Said lots
are each Improved Dy "a new two-story
DficS dwelling, six reoiifs, with ali modern
improvements, and they Will first he of
iofeu separately. anu ir not so sold VIII
thcn be offered IN block
Terms or sale-AIl cash. A deposit Of
Sioo ~'iii be required at tint time OF sale
on e&ch house and lot If sold separately
anu 800 II sold In block. The terms OF
siie must be complied with within ten
days tom the date OF sale, otherwise prop
erty VIII be resoid at risk and cost OF de-
purchaser or purchasers. Convey
aHciug, reeurdiDE. etc, 1T purchaser 5 cost.
STEPHEN VAN WYCK, Trustee,
Washington Loan d Trust Building.
FREDERICK L.. SIBDONS, Trustee,
Washington loan & Trust Building
1es-d.ds
The times., 1897-06-17
0 ALTIMORE -
- AND OHM
RAILROAD.
sehecule1n effect June .. 1897.

ScheGule1n effect June ., 1897.
Leave Washington from station corner OF
New Jersey avenue and Sc
FOR Chicago and Northwest ' Nestibuled
Limited trains lo:e0, 1l:4o m-' e;oa
For Cincinnati, St Louis, and Indianapo
lis, Express, 11:45 a. N. Vestfbuled Linn
ted, 40 p; m, express II 80 p IA.
F3r Pittsburg and Cleveland, exprea
For Columbus Toledo and Detroit, 11:3
p. III.
For winchester and way stations, 1900
t11:45 a m, 1880 p m.
For New Orleans, Memphis, birmingham
Chattanooga, Knoxville, bristol and Hoan
oke, 1920 p Ia daily; Sleeping Cara
For Luray. $40 2. m. daily.
For Baltimore, week days, o-OO, $50,
x795x7 s9 5 -. 80 -s9 go, 5ls9 y 6S 6SS
36. 90, $50, Ks 90, SIS, xs.2o, 11-15.
x1I5o p and d. a29l ss1 niEas h. oSS SSuadags a. S.
xi2.65. KIP 40, / 90, 1900, 3.2o.. 4.35,
x5.05, x5-10. $50, xo-o0, xs-2o' lL1o'
For Anna polls, 4 o anu ; 80 a. m =, 1 2 10
and 4 80 p. III. Sundays, $50 a. m, 4.35
p For Frederick, week days, 500 a. m,
11.45, 4.S0. $50 y. N Sundays, 8 %
a. m, 1.15 p m.
Fol- Hagerstown, 1000 a. m and 'o-So
p For or Boyd and way points, week days.
s 90 a. III. 4. 80, $50 1.O5 p- m SHndayA
o 90 a. m., 1.l0, 1.OD o. N a,
For GaItheTsDUrS ana way POINTS, week
days, 500. 600 a m, y; o.; 500, = 80,
asa, 80, 5-Y5, LOS, Il 40 p M Sun.
days, 300 g. m, l.lo' 4-S5' f-oo' io-ls
p. IN -s,-
500 a. M, I. 80, $50 P m week days
For BAY Ridge, week days, 9-15 a. m
and 4:3O o. III. Sundays. 9:B5 u. M, l:30
and 3:15 p m
RoyaI Blue Line for New 1orB
and Philadelphia
All trains Illuminated with fIatSeh uSht
For PbjladeIphia New Y OTk, Boston and
the East. week days, Z 90, . 90, 1000 g.
M 100, l2.40 all Dining Cars, 500,
< i,5 Di.iug Can. tl2O1 night: Sleeping
Car. open at To- 90 oclOcA- sundays, I.Oc
q 90 a m tI2 AZ all Dining Cars. 800,
* on Dining Car, II. OF night. sleeping
car omen Ii. 90 O'Clock Additional tralnI
for Philadelphia, week days. daily, Sot
r Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City, 1000 a M, 12Oo
noon, and l 2. 80 p. M, week days l2.4o
o. m, Sundays.
For Cape May, IL noon.
tExcept Sunday. DAILY. tSunday
only. XExpresS trains
Rargage called for ana checked from
noteiS and residences by Union Transfer
f;o on orders left at ticket offices, 619
PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest, New York
arcenue and Fifteenth street, ana at DepDt
WY NJ. GREENE, ID. 3. MARTIN,
Gen Manager Mgr. Pass. Traffic.
The times., 1897-06-17
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-Riders, attention. By order
of the different storage houses We rep
resent, am Offering all high grade bicycles
and tand ems for ladies and gents at the
greatest attractive siaugbtering prices OF
the year. Advances made Oh these googis
must be collected and therefore above
sacrifices viii be made Such high grade
bicycles as syracuse, Rambler, Columbia
Worlds, etc. etc, new and Slightly used,
Will be offered at this, the grea test, bar
gain sale of the year. Sundres and parts
Will be sold also, and no reasonable offer
will be refused. NEW YORK BIO YCI.E
CO. 434 9th sc. je16-4t
FOR SALE-Second-hand SO wheel good
as new. Call 1910 Va. ave. sw.
1e1 o. Stem
The times., 1897-06-17
RAII.RoaHs.
RAILROADS..
WASHINGTON, ALfxAnBRfA AND
MOUNT VERNON RAIL WAY.
From station, IS 10 St. s. Pa. A

In effect May .. 1897.
rof alexandra fweek day q: 80. 1Oo
H. ;;So. ex.; 500, $50, ex.; 0oc, o:oo,
: - W, ex, HOO, 1l:45, q. III I;oo Cd
~, !:io, LAB, 2:O5. -ex., 2:4o, S:Vo'
E. "a, 81 4:UU, ex.; 4:I5, ex.; 4:45' S:00' S00'
S.s,,,' ex;; 54O. 500, ex.: 6.25. 7-oo' o.oo'
~, io;0o, 1I:20, 11:6S p. m nm
at, AieNdndria tSunday onlyl, o.oo'
1o.o,,, lo:oo, 10:30, IL 90, 11:3o, q; n ~
t.iU noon. 12:3O, / 90, 1870, zoo, 80
:; ~, 80, 80, 400. 4:3O. 5:60, 80, o'oo'
80 90, 300. 300. 1890. II - p; IIl,
,,..., Mount Vernon and Way Stauo.s
iys,nA 9aysl. @: 10. l0:Oo, l1:oo a. Ia
10 .sl5. 2:U5, 300. 4:isu, 4-lo p IN
fs,,. Mount Vernon and Way StauoDss'
a,uu onlyl. 300, 117oo a. NJ, %'oo,
or AfiiHgtoo anh Auueduct BridSe
metk days), 800, $50. 800 1908, ld:o00'
r. ~, d. m, 1908, 1920, 1:l5, 2:uo' ~
=. Us,' 800. 400, 4:Io. 5:2O, O-oo' o'@o'
Goo. BOO D. IN
~ or Arlington and Aquedrct BrinSe
1Jaauohy onIyJ, $40, 800, 1D.UO tO.9V'
IN, II :5o q. IN. 1900 noon l..oo' ..oo'
4 ~ 80, zoe, z:30, 300, $50, 4.Oo,
n ~ Duo, $50. 600. $50. 7'oo' o'oo
liis.sas.e checked free Tor passengers
c,-n.S Ilfstrclass tickets at Station br
eJS'ss, 20 ceuJs each
The times., 1897-06-17
RAILROADS..
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD

/ SiAIION CORNER OF SIXTH AND q
STREETS.
'-1u a A. week days-PITTSBuRo E1-
IN, ,nEsS-Partor and Dining Cars, Barris-
10Y a: al PENSs YLyASIA LIMITED
t,hssrs!n e,lDi1n Sleeping, Dining. Smoking and
srnc;nr,s. srvtalon Cars. Harrisburg 10 Chicago.
sSisianasi, III Indianapolis, st. Louis, Cieve-
Harrisburg
lo,oo A. Al FAST LINE-PuIiman Burrst
trsrior ar 20 Harrisburg BuTrer I'arIor
Lar, harrisburg to Pttsburg
~ - NJ CHICAGO AND Sr. LOUIS
70 81 Louis, and Sleeping and Di6i9e
Cars Harrisburg to 81 Louis. Eashytiis
s hannatii and Chicago.
aian and sleeping Car TO Pittsburg. Chicago.
I \ ~. SOUTHWESTERN ExPRESs
y,ei,nIan y,fisn,,r Sleeping cags washington 20
na anas1Dnrg 1g anu Harrisburg 70 ST Lonis
1o.4o n M, fACIFIC 'ssAPRESS-PuR.
E,ah -, s,eeping Car 70 rirtshurg
Ger: and niagara ais daily. exceps
1872 sSosA, A Il Tor Elmlra and .:enovo oal,y.
gays and WuiiaInsport -SundS Us, $40
7.l0 r; n. Tor wliIamsport. Rochester.
BuIfaio and Niagara Fails daily, exceps
SATURDAY, with Sleeping Car Washington
M 70 81, Snspenslon Bridge, VIA Buffalo.
;er. Buffalo. and Niagara Fails daily.
For "a, washington 10 E.inIra-
iai the i.ass Ns" "fh' aao
400 r.. n. "CONGREsaIoNAL LINZ
LED, LED, daily, al Parier Cars. witn DID
nns s eaT hsSnqs soe so. hsSqS' i5Sao b.ai1s 6 Ing
,nin mar1 and LOO tDining Car from VIZ
1o3EG 1o1Etonl ano 4. INK / 70. sn5 81 a 10 eS9s
CSDinlng Carr. 500. 300. 100 Dining
Sp,, iropl WilLnlngtonl N II. l5. J. 10.
rhtiadelphia only. Fast Express, I 30 A
~ ns,, week DAYS; s.oi and 5 40 7: u
Goo A NJ week days, ana 40 p. IL
For Atlantic CITY tvia Delaware River
+, Io m 1o daily 10 via Market street wharf:
says' s5s dl;S5 2 M daily Saturdays only.
For BalGl.nore. 8 20. 7 &C, 7 50. = 60. 9. co.
~ i1yy94. ~. Is 70; % 90 and II 90 NJ, d2l6.
itedT 40 so 4s5 o 90 80 80 t5pg ~ li n0
70 90, i0.4o. l1.16 and 1135 p. m
! IN ,sS sunday Z 90, 90, 800, 300, 70 50'
400 limited, 40, 5. 40, $40. so.
ror olp p;Is, 1000, @ ID 20 ahd q q So m N ~
z n daily, except sunday. sundays
For Annapolis. 700. 900 a m, 121s
atlantic Coast Iine-Express For FlorI
Ga and points on Atlantic Coast Line,
4;3O a. NJ, 3:46 D. IN. daily; Richmond
only, 1857 a. IN. weekdays; Atlanta
Special, via Richmond and Seaboard Air
Line 4:4O p IN daily AccOmmOda-
tlon Tor Quantico, ,45 a u. daily, and
AS p. m. weekdays.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and @
streets, and at the station, Sixth and
streets, where orders can be left for the
checking or baggage TO destination from
hotels and residences.
j B. HUTCHINSON, General Manager
]. r. WOOD. GeEeraI I,asse neer Agent
The times., 1897-06-17

FOX kENT-No. 707 9th ST. NV; large.
Gh-story bay-window room; bath; Sl6;
I'D story front. 81 q; back room, So; Closets
electric ligh ting; desirable neighborhcod;
handy for all car lines. jel7-3t
The times., 1897-06-17
For ,RENT-sTOREs.


FOR RENT-Gorner store and nice light
coacrete cellar; S22- 80 per month 1919
14th ST., hetweea T and q SITS. NV. jef6-7t
FOR RENT-No. 473 Pa ave- NV, store,
10 feet deep, 10 roonls and bath, all
DeinS thoroughly renoVaeed. 70 loot alley
In rear; viii rent as a whole or separately.
low rent to right party. Apply 942
Is st. NV JED At
The times., 1897-06-17

FOR SALE Saloon, $500; cable line NV;
rent $40; rooms, cabinet fixtures, cash
register. etc. BUSIN ESS EGCH y NGE,
31S r St Je17-3t
The times., 1897-06-17

NANTED-By a young colored man a
lsiiice IN a Eotel or Suore. AuGr,sss l126
Mass. ave. NV. 1t
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FOR SAIE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-oheap, suburban lots; o acres
or more eacn, ole mile from II Hyattsville
high, satubrious, beautiful, ana extensive
view; charming surrounding couutr 3; never
falling stream; terms to suit. JOHN s..
BLANKMAN, Attorney at Law, No. 1920
y. Y. ave. NV. Je1 SIT
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LADIES needing confidential treatment,
q sure and sale relief in all womans 8
complaints ana Irregularities, gold medal
AWARDED for the science OF obstetrics from
tie University of Munich, Bavaria, strictly
confidential MkS. DIR. RENNER, No. 8
7In s. ne. near East Capitol ST., Wash
InDIOn. ID. G.
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FOR SALE-FARM.

FOR sALE-A farm of 100 acres. with
dwelling, outbuildings, and fruit; .
o. 10 minutes walk from terminus II
Tenleytown and Rockville r X; would
sell as whole, OR in part. For furt her
particulars apply ON premises, or address
owner, at Bethesda, Md, l. S. HENDRY
je15-3t
FOX SALE-Smali fam, 20 miles from
Washington On Alexandria Il f'retier-
1cksburg X. r.; 5-rm. house and outer build
ing in rirst-class condition. INQUIRE or j.
NJ. SPRINGMAN, Springman, Va.
jeS-1 4t,em
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WANTED-To do plumbing in exchange
Tor buggy or suIky. kEGIS1 Erred,
this office. Jel 3t-em
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FOX SALE-A good horse; price $50; sold
because owner has no further use Tor it,
can be seen at Mt. VERNON STAIn nES
1886 Twelfth st. NV. jeI5-St-ern
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FOR sALE-RoRsEs d VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Cheap, horse, da yton and ilar-
ness; $50. 1lO1 1lth St Sc. jel 5- 3t-em
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CIGAR and news stand, St. Vernon depot;
| Daily sales, So to So rent, 81 daily;
| make offer. BUSINESS EACHANGE, 91S
| st. jc17-3t
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wANrED-BoaRDING.

RANTED-Board in private Catholic fam
lily, by refined gent. Iocatio NV; about
minutes walk from H. * o. freight
office. Address A, 23, this office. 1T
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOX SALE X RENTAL elegant country
home. 80 minutes from Washington: 10
accommodation trains daily. M. this Of
nee. 1el7-at
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wANTED-HOUSES.

-
WANTED-To rent, a furnished house for
the care OF it, by a widow with first
class references; no children. Address
NhS- r, 101S Z ST. NV. Je15-3t-em