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HAATED-By a respectable colored girl. a
place FOR general housework: Chamber
nlaia or nursing; in small family. CaIl1l19
I'D st. NV. ie2g-yf-en1
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DR.. Ledthermdn.

EXPERT SPECIALIST in the
cure of all private diseases II ydroceIe
Yarlcncele, structure, Impotency, and
Syphilttic Diseases positively cured ADJ
vice and Consultation Free Both Sexes
Hours, to 1 2, TO .. Tues, Thurs, and
Sat. evenings, To s. No. 602 ST. NV
tCiosed Sunday) Je15-tf
NINE. DAVIS, born Clairvoyant and card
reader, tells about business, removes
spells and evil Influences; reunites the
separated, and gives luck to all; cures
piles and drunkenness. 1928 25th st.
NV. ieI o-l nor,
THE '3 DAYS" CURE-Sold In nearly
every drug store; 81, 1elI-Ino
NINE. THEO, MEDIUM,
Scientific palmist and card reader: know
your tate and fortune, open daily: German
spoken; zoe. and Soc 929 II st. NV.
ie9-lmo
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FOX KENT-ll10 Fl ST. NV; house of s
rooms, Completely furnished; rent very
reasonable, or viii s~ihturniture at lowest
possible price mo Jy2-3t
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FOX SALE-Buil terriers, fox terriers. COLI
lies, spaniels, DauehehaHd, puppies.
cheap; also swans. pcafo wis. etc SCHMIDsS
BIRD STORE, IL l2rh ST. NV. Je2-tr-em
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FOX EXCHANGE.

FOR EXGHANGE-Ladies solitaire dia-
fnond reg for an upright piano, must be
In good order Address SOLITAIRE,
snis oiiice. Jy2-7t
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FOR SALE-Hi gh-arm sewing machine in
perfect order, only $12- as r ST. NV
I29-St-en
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SUMMER RESORTS.

FOR the summer go to Tiiiigrove; breezy
healthy, cool rooms; porches, lawns. ice.
first-claSs table service, carriages To sta
ton; trains oftens 6 minutes from, citv:
Sl6 Co $50 per month Address C. BA r
XHEL, RiveTdale, Md 1yl-3t-ern
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FOR SALE-IOTS.
FOR SAIE-HOuSEs

FOR SALE-4 fine, bay y-window brick
houses; Washington Circle and N. H. ave.
WALSHE s. SCHWARTZ, COG F st NV
je1 fri sat sun item
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BOARD-$4. 90 per W eek or SIG per no.
for nice pleasant rooms and good table
board; splendid locality. 716 18th st
NV. 1e26-7t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WAN1ED-To buy District real estate
for investment; must be unencumbered
ana cheap, give particulars. INVESTOR.
tnIs office. IyZ-7r
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FoR RENT-RooMs.

FOR RENT 2 communicating, furnished
rooms; complete for housekeeping, adso
small furnished rooms, suitable Ior
gentlemen. 6I3 New Jersey ave nw
jy2-SJ
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SITUATIONS waNTEp-MALE.

WANTED-A young German wants posi-
ton In saloon, or TO drive delivery wagon,
reference. Please address A. s., this office.
1y2-:Jt
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FOR SALE OR RENT-1232 goth st. NV;
1O-room brick, including store, with
large brick stable in rear; mod imp; newly
painted and papered; key at 237. OWN
ER, 224 I'd Sc. jy2-7t
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WANTED Everybody TO Know that
HemorTnedia VIII cure piles no pan; no
knife, no detention from business, eau 9U
office of HEMORRHEDiAC COMPANY. sos
i 4th st. NV, and get packa &c, treatment
can be taken al home. le27-lmO
The times., 1897-07-02

FOX SAI-E-Fresh cows, aIways on h3nds
would also exchange fOF dry cows JNO.
DENEKAS, 351O BngiitwOoG avenue
je12-lmo-em
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WANTED-At City Intelh gence Office,
cooks, waters, general house workers,
pOIlcrs, divers, NURSES, laandr eSses. ciIaIn-
Derlldlds, cleaners, boys, laDOrerS, dish
washers; quickest place to get work
SHACkLEFORD'S, 42T 1lth ST. NV
5e26-7t
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Seasnore CONNECTIONS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
PIANO TUNING-SI 80; factory expert
drop postal. JAS. K. DU RITY, 800 18TH
st. Sc. Jy1-3t-em
NOTICE To BRICKLAYERs-I you want
front sand drop postal to A. b. CLARK &
CO., 1887 n st. ne. je30-15t-en
$3.50 for gent coat and vest, blue and
black serge, worth SO; all worsteu, fast
color, double and twist half-nned pants TO
suit, 81 men alpaca coats from 81 up
ward; child wash suits. i9c. up child's
wash pants, z pairs fer soc; office
coats 25c. upward; straw hats, 10
close out, from zoe. up; ladies ana mems
NV, j. w SELBY' :. Je3U-6t
HEMoRRHEDIA VIII cure your piles;
Itching, blind, bleeding, or protruding;
no knife, no pain; DO detention from bus
ness, hundreds of testimonials. HEMOR-
RHEDIA COMP ANY, 509 14th st. NV,
washington, D. C. je21-Imo
ROOMS papered in Iatesr styies from 50
5e37-7t
MY SWEETHEART CIGARETTE, hand
made; To dealers, $3.50 per 1000; 100
extra, 35c per 100. To be had at WAL
LACE, $50 9Th st. NV, or &C per DaCk
from all dealers Je27-7t
THE EXCHANGE AUCTION HOUSE. No.
1881 and 1888 III st. NV, Is now ready
20 receive your consisnmen ntS, II you de
sire TO dispose or any personal effects
CAN and see US or send us card and we
VIII call on you or send for your goods
Regular sales every Thursday at o clock
ness, &c at m. This is one or the finest
locations In the city for an auction bust
ness. We viii promise you good prices and
THOMAS j. OWEN, Auctioneer.
j. z. HoRBACH, Manager.
Je22-1m,em
EMRICH'S wood, oak or pine, split or
blocks, S3 one-hair cord; drop postal
Siv "a. ave. Sc Jel z Ino.em
TYPEWRITERSr repaired al reduced rates;
all high-grade machines bought, sold and
exchanged; rented, with privilege OF pur-
chase. NEWMAN s, GIL Seventh St
le15-1m-em
ROUGH DRY LAUNDRY-z4c. per dozen;
strictly hano work. 1888 14Ih ST NV
we propose Through this medium to obviate
al the homes or our patrons the unwelcoTne
wash day, We use only The purest SOAPS and
filtered water: plain washing and Ironing.
6Oc. per dozen. Each persons wash done
separately. jel2-1mo
FULL DRESS suits for hire, 81, at JULIUS
COHENS, 1104 7th st. NV. ie4-Lf
1 WONDER who pays the highest price.
for gents cast-ofT clothing; drop postal
SAUL BROS, 923 st. NV. myi 5-3n.o
AT THE Business office of The Tirnes
you viii find Window Cards OF all de-
scriptions-" Table Board, Furnished or
Unfurnisned Rooms, - Unfurnished RooIns"
Furnished Rooms, With or Without
Board, FURNISHED Rooms, With Boa rd 1"
Furnished Rooms" Five cents is the
price or each card. ap2l-tf
FURNITU RE moved; largest 2-horse load.
$500: l-horse loads, 81 .25; pianos, So;
furniture packed and shipped. experienced
men only. COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co.
323 IL ST. NV. Phone 1860. nyy-tf
PKINTING-Business CARDS, Z 5c per L 900;
other printing equally as cheap, magar
zines bound for 60c, miscellaneous books
rebound, paper ruling, etc. u. L. WILL
Inns 81 7ths st NV fe6-tf-em
SELBY is Offering an ar-worsted SlO
suit for $3.50, come quickly IL You
need one. 1908 Pa ave- nv.
my2O-tt-em
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For SAIE-BICYCLES.


FOR SALE-High grade mans bicycle;
drop handle bar, messenger saddle, lamp.
etc. firsJ--cIasS condition, $50. Address
HIGH q RADE, this office. 1t
FOR SALE-One lady's and one gents
Worlds Flyers, S100 wheels; hardly
soiled; If at once, S37 so each. Address
ONCE, this office. je303t
FOR SALE-l gents high-grade wheel and
l IadyS wheel, Slightly used, VIII sell
cheap. Address j b., this office.
je30-3t
FOR SALE-Riders, attention. BY order
of the different storage houses we rep
resent | am offering all high-grade BIZ
cycles and tandems for ladies and gents
at the greatest attractive slaughtering
prices of the year. Advances made ON
these goods must be collected and, there
FORE above sacrifices win be made Such
high-grade bicycles as Syracuse, Rambler,
Colum bia, Worlds, etc, ETC., ne w and slight
ly used, viii be offered at this the greatest,
bargain sale of the year. Sundres and
parts will be sold also, and no reasonable
offer will be refused. NEW YORK BIZ
CYCLE CO., 434 9th ST. je27-7t
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FOR RENT-432 Q ST. NV; house oreH; q
looms, halls; ran gtY bath, gas, lew paper
ing, OacK building, parking, large back yard;
arranged for z families, IInpTo yeInents fin
ished; $40. Je30-4t
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MoSpy WANTED Asp TO LOAN.

Sd .oo0 TO loan on first class real tslafc, Sc
curlty az ger cent: no delay. A. \.
ASHBlJRN, 5lO 81. M. Jy2-3t
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HALEE, Medium,

Scientific palmist and card reader; tells
your full name reveals your past, describes
the present and roreteiis your future life;
also tells about business deals la wsuits.
love affairs, family SfoubleS, reuuites the
separated, brings quarrels all right, re-
moves spells, causes marriages, and gfFes
good luck, etc; hours, 8 a. N. to D. M:
926 st. NV, fee 25c and 6Oc; satisrac-
ton guaranteed.
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FOR SALE-Grocery 10th and S NV,
$3.50; inventory about $500; morse and
wagon; Ice box safe, etc, make offer.
BUS. EXCH.,9IS jyI-3t
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FOR RENT Delightful rooms, with first
class board; Porches, lawns; bath; pri-
vate family ELDRUH, Grant road, bet
Chevy Chase and Tenleytown cars
1e29-3t-em
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q O4< "a i~L VI q itcs
and other carriages
count OF storage and
eain. s27 d st. NV.
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FOR RENT Il 301g Nost NV; new cor.
house, delightfully."- cool and finely fur
nished apartments; en- suite or sinsly;
central and desirable location; private
family. - 1y2-3t
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ROOMS AND BOARD-$ $15 and ST. per
month; one block from city hall. on
Metropolitan car line. No. 3IS Sd ST. NV.
1e29-7U
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EMRICH'S wood, oak or pine, split or
blocks; S3 one-hair cord; drop postal
SiV "a. ave. Sc JeI 2-I lno.eIn
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PIANO TUNING-S1 80; factory expert;
drop postal. JAS. K. DU RITY, 800 18TH
st. Sc. lyl-:it-eTn
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BUsIN Ess CHANGES.

FOR SALE-Corner grocery meat and pro-
vision store; price, S275; sacrifice; To-
Gated 333 1lth st. sw.; call and see il.
iY2-Ht
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FOR SALE2 top busgfes, one 81 road
buggy, one dayton, and Junip-seat rocka-
way. Rear 424 lss st. NV. te2a-6t-ern
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TYPEWRITERST repaired al reduced rates:
all high-grade machines bought, sold and
exchanged; rented, with privilege OF pur-
chase. NEWMAN s, GIL Seventh st.
Je15-lm-em
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ROUGH DRY LAUNDRY-z4c. per dozen;
strictly hanu work. 1888 / 4Ih st NV
we propose Through this medium to obviate
al the homes or our patrons the unWelcofne
wash day, We use only The purest SOAPS and
filtered water: plain washing and Ironinp
5Uc. per dozen. Each persons wash done
separately jel2-lmo
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FOR sALE-A good bicycle stand, 500.
Cor. 7tn ana | sss NV 1t
The times., 1897-07-02

FAIKNIEW FARM-Lan gdon, D. C.: b. Il
o.; pFetuest place in District; fine water,
large lawns, sbade. etc. milk, cream, vege-
tables, poultry, fruits, etc, on farm, close
20 station, terms low fvI-3t
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FOk SALE-COmplete amt .uF photo
graphic outfit; camera, SKI, t'5ts., tripod,
seven plateholders, BauSch and L0tnb lens
and shutter GundlaCn n lens ants n lGt1r re-
duCng camera, optical lantern and all se-
eeSsOueS; hair price. Address HYPO,
this office f7-I-e;r
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR sALE-Two FIRsT-CLAss WHIT
Tier boilers, loo horsepower each, ID eX-
power Atlas engine; for sale cheap
II removed soon Apply 20 STILSUN
HUTCHINS, Hutchins Building, W here boil-
efS anu engine can be seen. Jy-s-tf
FOX SALk-Complete amt ;ur photo
graphic outfit; camera, SKI, e5ts., tripod,
seven plateholders, BauSch and L0mb lens
and shutter GundIacn lens anss n Itter re-
dugng camera: optical lantern and all ae-
eeSsOueS' hslT price. AddrcSS HYPO,
'iilS oILICe- iyl-oU
FOR sALE-A good bicycle stand, 500.
Cor. 1th ana sss NV 1t
WINSTUN'S Ice cream VIII De recuced 10
soc per gallon until after July 4, -
member 1t Is the price that 5 Reduced, not
the quality, drop that postal. 1S4S TJh
So NV. Jy2-2t
OctaveS, cost 81 90, new. viii sell Tor
SlO. Address ORGAN, this office.
jy2-3t
FOX SALE-A bargain; wall tent. I4xI4,
and fly 1905 18Th So NV Jy2-55
FOR sALE-s46 L st. NV ., organ; perfect
order, $50; also, for rent. hall rooul, 81
per Week Jy1-3t
one of them Jersey Address box I5l,
TINS offIee. je30-4t-en
FOR SALE -2canOpytop cut under SURVEYS:
/ run-abouJ; z side-bar buggleS. anu 4
sets or harness 2I5 1Ith st, NV.
Jc5U-7Jem
FOR SALE-1 fine trap; seat or 4; with
harness. 11Oo 1Itn 81 NV je5O-3t-eIn
FOR sALE-Two ice cream freezers;a 10
and 6-gallOn SIZE also one fO-gailQn
packer and zee CruSner, nearly new, VIII
sell cheap. Call at 215 3th st Sc
1e3O-3t
FOX SALE-CoaI yard; on account OF ia
health; Ii suitable terms can be secun-d,
l VIII dispose or my branch coal yards To-
Gated at 5ll A ST. ne, and at sU2 IIth
st. NV. Apply Co v BA LDWIN JOHESON
main office, 1l01 X. 1. ave. NV
Je29-tf-en
FOR SALE -High-arm sewing machine in
perfect order. only $12- As + st. NV.
jc29-3t-en
FOR sALE-A trap; coed az new; cheap
l.. STRAUSS 4 CO., IA ytn st- NV.
FOR SALE-FiTewOTks as wholesale at
e11 7th st. NV. te20-6t
WANTED-Eyeryb body to know that
HemorTnedia VIII cure piles, no pan; no
knife, no detention from business, cal az
office OF HEMORRHEDiA COMPANY sos
14th st. NV, and get packa &c; treatment
can be taken at home. je27-lmO
FOX SAIE-Fresh cows, always on hand
would also exchange fOF dry cows mo
DENEKAS, 35lO BngiItwOoG avenue
jel2-lmo-em
FOk SALE-Buil terriers, fox terriers coll
lies, spanielS, DauchehuHd, puppies.
cheap; also vans, ,pcafowl etc S(sHSfITlsS
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SUMMER RESORTS.
FOR the summer 70 To TIiiferove. breeSrrc- brc--
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FOR sALE-Fwo FIRsT-CLAss WHIT
uer boilers, 100 horsepower each, N eX-
cement Condition, with a 100 horse
power Atlas engine; Tor sale cheap
II removed soOn- Apply 20 STILSUN
Hutchins Building, W here boll-
eTs anu engIne can be seen. 1ys-tr
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Hill wASTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

LADIES ID. c. EXCHANGE furnishes city
aud country servants at short notice;
references. 63l Il ST. NV, Room 4 IL
WANTED-I VIII furnish any kind or
help Tree OF charge. Cali or address Szy
1JD 81. NV, upstairs. Je2S-It
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HELP wANrEp-FEMALE.

WANTED-A woman Tor general house
work BIS East Capitol st. lU-eu
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FOR RENT STORES.
FOR RENT-HOUSEs.

FOR RENT-On Capitol Hill for three
months, neatly fur. House for $50 per
nlonUn, NICE tack yarG, SIDE windows; ter
race; rent 10 begin on 18Th OF July, but
caa take POSSESSION now. Call 425 9th ST.
ne. jy2-oJ
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FOR SALE-Half interest In old-estab-
iished agency; good paying busin ess,
reason for selling, bad health. COM
MERCIAL EXCHANGE, 619 st. 1t
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WANTED ROOMS AND BOARD.

49, ~
WANTED by a young lady room IN ] board
in private family; must be reasonable.
Address Is. D., TINS offiee. Jyl 3t
The times., 1897-07-02

FOR SALE-Grocery and provision store;
located southwest. Address G.. z r., this
office. iy2-6t
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A FEW BOARDERS wanted at an old VIZ
ginia homestead in the Piedmont region.
healthy locality; pleasant, airy Ieoms
IL miles from tation, telegraph ana
churches; terms moderate. Address Miss
SLAUGHTER, Winston Station, CuIpeper
Co., Va. 1eYii-3t .
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-11
Western Association Games.
RACE FOR THE RETALIATION
Littlefield Puts The Frisr Under the Wire
at Sheepshcad Bay.

New York, July ia big half-holiday
crowd gathered at the Sheepshead Bay
track on this. the closing day CT the spring
meeting of the Coney Island Jockey club.
and the saw The Friar walk away with the
rich Realization stakes, with the second
choice. Rensselaer,. second, and the fayorite,
Scottish Ch,eftian, far of il the ruck.
nothing being anywhere near the two lead
ers at the end. There was some applause
for the winner. but i was mingled with
many Kisses from those who had seen the
last races OF The Friar. Previous 10 the
race the Jockey. Litilefield, had received
his instructions TO lie, his horse take his
cwn position. and not TO choke him back as
he had in the two previous races. The
flag fell promptly, and as the horses came
out Of the chute, the crown was surprised
10 see Friar running along easily al The
head OF the procession. Calderon was in the
second place, with Rensselaer, third. Budda
fourth, and Scottish Chiefiian and the 9TH
e-s following. none being held or urged a
furlong from home. The Friar was stil
going along easily, while Rensselaer, was
at his tail hard ridden by the BIT That
was enough for Lstiledeld. although Re was
on much the best hourSe. AMI he began
riding The Fr,ar. although /; was entirely
unnecessary. as they passed under the wire
with The Fr.ar still rating ganeiy along n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-11
WOOL AND COTTON MARKErs.

London. Eng. July ia.At the wool auc-
ton sales today. 1851 bales were offered. Of
which 90 we're Withdrawn. The selection
was good. and met wStb spirited bidding
by the continental and hons buyers. III
former taking New Zealand and Tss-nan;a
greasy rnerlnos az extreme rates. and the
latter bsying secured Hsrinos and xoof
crozz-breis a. full rates. The tone OF tas
market was very firm. There sas no
New York. July io-wooI-Frn: eseA
0-tc. pulled. tsuZ5c.
New York. July i0--The cotton rsrtst
opened barely steady following rather -
slsnefeni Enzllsa news ans reports Of rsins
In Texas and the Atlantic coast s;siss
Prices on call we're : points higher OF near
months, OF fairy good bBylng s8t TIE lsts
rnoafhs opesea points lover under iocst
nqu.daiion started BY a prominent com
mission. ~ 4 o'cl0ck re n-arke, wss IN
settled with prices showing act ssclias
OF % Z points alta sales 20 that tine %
q. 90 bales. TncertaisfY % TIRE egFeas
showing foT 55iT gave ire rlaTSei fever
lsa uadertoue dvrsnx he nrst hour. Tas
report showed Al average soa3stloa q -
CT Is per ce1t better fhaa last Eoocta
against estimates On change OF g. Z. Clos
lag quotations: Spot ftssay. u55eErg NJ
lands. L5-Ice. ni51i.nx xu!f. sz-isc: ssiss
s7s bales Futures sfesey: sales go BARS.
c.ox.z<. January. Fgas February. = 70
Nar>s. Efi. APIS. 7f. Joy. re: AS-
xzs;. = =. September. Ell. Oc'otsr. 9 So
Noss-s,he-. 81; TaSceah~f. Ea9
Sex Osieaas. La. Jasy = .-Co.foa-Esry
steady. sssos 80 bales. SFslazTy. sT-i<ct
good erfizzFv. 1-isc. so~ rul5esax. 7sset
rss1disn<. 5;I-ises xsos Easez.1sx. 3. zIs3-
dllu, fsir f7-zsc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-11
White rro<, via. Cincinnati. Oak.

Cincinnati, o.. July 10.-The Cincinnati
Oaks. at a mile and a sixteenth, was the
start event on the program at the Oakley
track today. One of the larges, fields
that ever contested for the $500 prize went
20 the post, with White Frost q strong
favoritc at odds of TO 5. Donna Rita
as the next best on form, and she got
plenty Of support at 3 10 l. Performance,
Belle Diabold, and Lou Bramble were not
without backing. After fifteen minutes
delay at the post. the bunch broke to q
perfect start with the favor:te in the lead
At the quarter pole. Eugenia Wickes. tha
outsider, at 10 20 !, shot out to the front
and led the field to the las; turn for home.
when she gave il up in favor of White
Frost. who came away from the otheSs IN
clever fashion, and crossed the wire, three
lengths in front of Donno Rita, in 1:.SI 4
The latter beat Loneta four lengths for
second honors. Belle Diabold showed early
speed, but she stopped badly in the end.
Donna Rita ran a remarkably game race,
considering the fact that she pulled up very
lame. White Frost, the winner. showed a
big Improvement over her race in the La
tonia Oaks, when she was easily beaten
by Lou Brainhle and Sshasta Water. Prob
ably the best 2-year-old colt al the track IS
Navajo, owned by Johnny Fay, the book
maker. The colt has won three races on,
of as many starts, his third victory being
in the third race today when he beat Eamp-
den in q mild drive.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-11
LATE NEWS BY WIRE.

Denver. Cello, July l0-The pool rooms
were closed today in obedience to an order
of the fire and police board.
Portland. Ore. July lo.-Thc United
States monitor Monadnock dropped down
the river today. and VIII proceed to sea
tomorrow.
London. Eng. July 1e.-The condition of
Nine. Lillian Nordica- the pri-na donna.
who has been seriously all at the Hotel
Savoy for some days. IS grave.
Providence, R. l., July i0.-A worlds
record of 2:ol Is. tandem. amateur. mile
in competition. was made today on Crescent
Park track These figures were put up
by Casey ard Eckberg of Worcester, in
the mile handicap.
San Francisco. Cal. July b.-colone, c.
F. Croker, vice-president CO the Southern
Pacific company. who was stricken by
apoplexy at his San Matso residence, last
night, was reported to be much improved
today.
San Francisco. Cal, July NV. Russell
Ward. who eloped from Los Angeles r.
Gently with Mrs. John Bradbury, despite
the fact that she already has a husband
and he a wife and children. was formally
held to answer 10 the charge OF adultery
by Judge Low today. al the CONCLUSION CT
his examination under bonds in the sum OF
sea The requisite bali being furnished.
Ward was released and left TIE ceUr: room
With his counsel
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-11
Hundred Mirc~ az manhattan Beach

New York. July e.-Fraak Waller OF
Chicago finished first IN the lco mile pro-
fessioaal bicycle race at Manhattan Beach
today, but he had TO reIinQuish the prize
for by decision Of the referee Thomas A.
Barnaby OF Boston was adjudged 20 be en-
titled 70 the race The decision was based
on the fact that Waller was paced during
the last lap BY ". T. Becker. which was
contrary 20 the conditions Becker car
risd Waller around into the space and half
way down before dropping out. scarcely
fifty yards from the Line. BaTnsey nearly
reached Waller after the pacenaksr had
dropped out
One OF TIE attractions was special half
mile race between ex-ChampiOn PUgilisf
James J. Coroe,; and Charley Murphy. n
which Corbeft was second man Sum
mary:
First recs-One huadred-nsis. profession
el competition raos (p-:zes tor first man a,
the end of the following distances:
Ten miles II Il Maddox. ~
Twenty miles. W. r Becke-. ssds.
Thirty miles. ". =. Becker. lisa
Forty Niles. J. W. Conkl.a. 1-S%2
fry miles Bsrnaby. 9-oe-r
Ssyez;y-Eve niles. BaTnaby. s@1s3-
one hundred miles. Frank Waller. Chi
caso. won: Barnsey. Boston. second: ".
F Becker<Goss,a. third TEE s-i4sE-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-11

CHE Globe Democrat relates Ire story of
4 tramp. printer, nane unknown. whc
,eapsd ,nso the Mississippi 10 rescue q
drowning lad. and was himself engu.fed
and drowned. The Globe Democra; Gals
upon members OF the craft 70 write trib-
Ute TO "tke printer out OF work who died
~ his efforts to save another. Lon Eo3-
Ing writes the followiag3
So tramp proved a hero. they tel Us
BY plungiag right .atc the TIDE
To rescue child Those fellows
Have frequently ranacoi ara pride
And when they recovered his body
And viewed II as dragged ftor, she murk,
Nc name. but = verdict. som read.
Said. Printer without, any work
All. since Mergenths,er completed
A Nightmare no J-can. could excel
And then. With his rss son unssated.
Was thrown into dark padded esll
Each great metropolitan Journal
Puts in the machine 20 save cost
And hasten the labor dirrnai.
At expense OF experience lost.
And sill through the land OF invention
Are printers now trampiug the road
With baggage scarce worthy OF mentioa
But each with a heart-hesvy load:
And often away from the city.
The ploughman. as tanned a. Turk.
VIII. say. with a semhiance OF pity,
Hes a printer without any work.
Although he has been in "col'ese"
That teaches all branches on earth,
HIS fund of diversified knowledge
Against the machine Is not worth
The knowledge OF sowing and mowinA
Although he De never q shirk.
And hence be IS going and gong.
1.-The printer without any work
a sigh for the one-he's . brother
Though .rampsng city unknowD-
Who. saving the life OF another.
Was brave unto losing his own.
Let this be the carving above him.
Without os;entaiion or smirk-
Tho many had known him 20 love him
"A printer without any work"