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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-02-01
THE SPORTS ENTHUSIASTIC
A Large Delegation Will Attend
1.-THE Big MILL"
THE TRAINING QUARTERS
Eitz Is Waiting To Hear From Dan
stuart Before Making a Selection.
CaIifornia-Large Bets Have Been
Put Up, With Corbett as FavOrite.

New York Feb. Prom present indi-
cations there will be large delegation
of New York sporting men at the ringside
in Nevada when Robert Fitzsimmons and
James J. Corbett battle for the heavy
weight championship Of the world on
March II.
Already "special-tTain parties" are be
ing arranged, and AL Smith predicts that
more New Workers viii attend the con
test than ever left the metrupOlis before
on a similar mission The pronounced en-
thuSrasm among New Workers. with regard
TO the big mill is due u Certainty that
both principals will have absolute pro-
lection from the authorities and that visi-
tors to Nevada will surely see a fight and
be just as free to 20 and come as the prin-
Cipals.
Among the welI-known sporting and
athletic club men who have already made
up their minds 70 take the trip are Al
Smith. Matte Corbett, Honest John
Kelly, Joe vendig, Teddy Foley. Fred
WaIbaum, Dave Gideon, Arthur Moore
Ed. Kearney and Eddie Deppler, Of
the New York Athletic Club. other cities
will also probably send large delegations
any place as the scene Of his training quar-
tiers. He is waiting to hear from Dan
Stuart before making selection ANY
place Stuart recommends will be satiSfac-
tory to the Australian.
il is quite probable that Fitzsimmons'
training quarters viii be located at Carson
City. ana that the Australian VIII leave
for that place the latter part Of this week.
Cori,eUt is anxious to train in California
but he may change his mind and 20 10
Steamboat Springs, few miles south q
Reno. Ii is said that everything de>ira-
ble in the way OF training quarters will be
provided for the champion If he goes there
Charley White, OF this city, Will have full
charge OF Corbett's training. and viii be
the champions priDci pal second in the fight
There have been several large bets made
on the coming fight since its location was
decided unon. Some even money has been
wagered, but as a general rule Corbett is
the favOrite of the big betUers, and his ad
mirers are compelled to lay odds in order
to get their money down. The best wager
on the battle recorded to date was made
by Joe Vendig, who laid 81 900 even with
a prominent wholesale dry goods merchant.
Al Smith put up 81 900 TO $500 with
noted physician at DelmUnico's on Thurs
day night.
There is plenty ofCorbett money in sight
TO wager at the prevailing odds Of 10 20 Z.
II is said that AL Smith has been commits
stoned e, bet sac, 900 at this price. while
Johnny Kelly has $4,000 commission from
Bookmaker ]. Z. Mcdonald, who sailed
for England last Wednesday.
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PROPOSALS.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFiCE
SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, Washlnstohl
ID C., january 70 ,1S91-Seaiedplo o. ossis , y III
IN. on the 18TH DAY OF FEBRUAk1,
1897, and opened immediately JhereaLteI
for AL the lItOr and materials q no IlAIne
in place Comnlete a LofIer plant. low pres
sure steam heating and venIllathe ap
paratus, Eos I'd cold water supply - stem,
IiiteTtug plant, etc. IoT the IiIttd St"tes
ostOffTP building at Washington, D. y,
III accordance with the DRAWINGS ana
specifications, copies of which may De
had al this Office or the Office 81 tne hGpeI
intendcnt at washingt on, d &. Each Do
must bc accompanied by a certlfled cheek
fOF sum Tot Jess than z per cent OF the
amount OF the proposal I ne FISht Is re
served to reject any and all bids aEd 70
wGINestIV s4rftt-t or tItlUTinaIfJN IA any Diu III
il be deemed in the interest OF the govern
fnent TO Go 80. a i proposals received AFTER
the time stated win be returned 40 me
bidders WILLIAM MARTIN AIKEN,
Supervising Architect ld5u -6t-eoi
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Nonpareil Athletic Club, OF rhiladelphia,
Saturday night.
At the Art Athletic Club. Philadelphia,
Saturday night. Jack Bonner, OF Philadel-
phia, Knocked out Edward Warner, OF
Trenton, in the first round
The cycle manufacturers closed Satur-
day at Chicago the annual show OF the
board cf trade. which, in magnitude and
magnificence of fittings and decorations,
eXcelled anything of the kind ever at
tempted. As a show, il was d success
Some CT the manufacturers insist il is not
success as a trade enterprise.
AT Bismarck, N. D., a bill has been intro
duced in the legislature declaring it a
nhsde.neanor for any person to engage
in game of football, and providing a
fine OF SO to 500 for infraetion OF the
law.
The ten-ndle championship was won by
f. A Thoas. of Newburg, ". Y; e. A.
Reynolds. Chicago, second; c. McClave,
New York, third Time, 30 minutes % 2-5
seconds. The 10o-yard handicap went to
Gus Walton. New York, scratch, won in 1
seconds.
AT the weekly boxing show of the Polo
Athletic Club, New York, Saturday night,
Jack Delaney, of New York. defeated Aus
tralian Billy Murphy, who were substituted
for Thomas White and James Lynch, who
were sick. Murphy had all the better or
the first six rounds William Schenster,
or Mount Vernon, and Neil Frederick had
draw, and Mike Farragher, of YouHgs
town, OHIO, defeated Thomas Broderick' oI
Yonkers.
Latimer Ridley Jones, the American morse
dealer was arrested at scarborough Eng
land. last Thursday, charged with obtain
ing $4,000 10y forgery from Benjamin
+ Ludington, Of New York. IL is SAID that
Homes wife has documents showing lhat
Jones has repaid Ludngton one half the
sum, and that the payments were made
under an agreement that Jones was not to
be prosecuted. Mrs Jones' who was the
widow of a Sheffield manufactures, has a
private annual income of $4,000.
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Harry Corbett, brother OF the man who is
co do battle with Fitzsimmons. expects TO
leave this city today or tomorrow for Ne
vada for the purpose OF selecting a suitable
training ground for James J. He expects
TO be gone about week Harry saws that
several locations have been suggested to
him. but he has no idea at present which
place he will select
The program at present mapped out by
his brother, says Harry, is to come direct to
this city from Kansas City with his train
ers. He will remain here several days
meanwhile taking light exercise, and viii
then go to Nevada for four weeks Of heavy
work. Harry Corbett intends TO organize a
large excursion party Of his and his brother 5
friends and admirers to make the trip to
Nevada the day before the fight. He will
charter several special cars for the purpose
II is thought that at least a thousand people
will go from this city TO witness the battle
George Green, the well-known welter
weight OF this city, is looking forward to a
match with Tommy Ryan, the champion Of
that class, to take place Immediately pre-
cedinp the Corbett- FitZsimmons battle. He
is waiting for news from Stuart Green
first challenged "Kid'' LaviEne, but that
clever boxer declined the meeting. Green
wants the championship badly and wants 60
fight for il. His manager, second and train
er, Big Bill Lange. the baseball player,
saws he has $4,000 to put up as side
bet that Green whips Ryan.
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY
(Piedn.cnt Air Line.)

CSchedule in effect January 3, 1917
All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania
Passenger station.
a. m.-Daily, local for Danvllie Char-
Eas for StTasburg, HarT tsonhnfS, abd
wav stations daily. except SuhIly. ara
at Lynchburg with the NorLolk dhd " est,
ern daily and with the Chesapeake ana
ONO. daily. for the Natural Bridge, and
LI1Hi5 = n,-DaIv. the UNITED STATES
EASF MAIL carries Pullman Buffes
sIs,crs New YORK and Washington TO
Jacksonville. uniting at salisbury with
pullman Sleeper for AshevHle anu HOS
Springs n C., Knoxville and Chattanooga,
Inn and at ChaTlOtts with Pullman
Sleeper for Augusta; Pullman Buffet Sleep
er New York 70 New Orleans, connecting
- Atlanta for Birmingham and Mem
- Solid tram washington TO New
orleans without change Sunset personally
contIICted tourist excursion thrOdSn sleeper
on TINS train every Saturday 20 San Fran
S9S1 n nn-LOeaI for Front Royal. Stras-
burg ana Harriscnhurg, daily, except sun
a451 D. m-DaiIy. local for CbarIottes
$40 D. nl-paily. except sunday, NEW
YORK AND FLORIDA LIMITED. Pullman
yesrfhuI,.d Sleeping Cars, Dining Cars,
observation and Compartment Cars. New
YORK to Jacksonville and ST. Augustine
4Iso pullman sleeping Car New YORK 70
Ano11sta with connection for Aiken.
liza r, n1-paiIy WASHINGTON AND
sol tn " ESTERN. ESIIbILElJ, LINZ
TTED. composed Of Pullman Fe.tIDnled
si.arsrs dining cars and day coaches
TS',II1r.,n sIeeuerS New York 70 Nash
r,iTs Tsuu via Asheville, Knoxville
and Chattanooga; New York 20 Tampa,
81, f.borfOtte, Columbia, savannah ana
Tacksnnville, ard New York 20 Mem
S1hiS via Birmingham, New YORK 10 New
orleans. via Atlanta and Montgomery
yeSttbtiIed daY coach Washington 10 At
Iarfa. southern Railw a. dining car. Greens
boro 80 Mont gonery. -. ,....
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington S-ol a ia
oalfy ana 4:45 d. IN. daily, except sun
I day. and 6:25 p. H. Sunday only Tor
Round Htn. 4.32 T. IN bally, except sun
day. for Leesburg. and $50 p m. daily for
HernCitJn Returning. arrive ar W asHlug-
Ron S:.6 a. III. and 300 D. M. daily, from
ROunff I'M and 7.ti6 a. m daily. eXCeps
SUNDAY, from HeFndOn, and o.34 a. ~.
daily EXCEPT Sunday, from LceSburg.
Thr0l gh trains from the South arrive at
washin gtou 642 a, M, 2.2U p. m, and
8: 80 D N. daily. and 9.45 a m daily eN-
cent Monday HarrisODburg. lao D.
m, and $40 p IN. daiiy, except sunday.
and 80 n rs, daily, from ChaTlottesVille
Tickets, sleeping car reservation, ana M
formation FURNISHED at offices, oil and
1900 Pennsyi ANA avenue ana at l'ennSyt-
yapia Railroad PaSsenger Station
w. III. GREEN, zen. Supt.
D. NJ. GULF, ITaff1c Mana ger.
W. A. TURN, Gen. Pass. Agent.
l.. 5. Brown, Gen. AEt- Pass. DepE
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

UNITED STATES MARSHALL SALE,
BY virtue of writ OF fiert facias lssueu
out OF the clerks office of the Supreme
Court OF she District OF Columbia, ana
10 me directed, I VIII sell at pubic safe
for cash. iD front OF the Court House doDr,
Washington ID. C., ON MONDAY, February
/, A. -. 1897, at IL o clock a. m, all
The right, title claim and interest - Nelson
u. SuIumerfIeld. i'll and To the Following
ami IL, and east half of lot Ia, in square
COS; and lot I in square east OF square
Co, and lot IL, in square $50 seized
ana LEVIED upon as the property OF sdld
Nelson e.. SunmeTfield, and sold TO satisfy
execution No. 2557l, in favor OF DlHer
Is. Croft, To use OF Matte H. Slater
Al BERT A. WILSON, Us Marshal
Ja4-fe 1-Ino& wed
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-02-01
Sports and Sporting

The national amateur skating champion
ships were finished Saturday at Silver
Lake. I. The ice was bad.
Company NJ, Fifth Maryland Regiment,
defeated Company L in game Of indoor
baseball at the armory Saturday night
Score. 3 to L.
The first of the get Of the famous race
horse Domino. just foaled at Lexington,
XIV. is bay filly, out OF Citronella, sister
60 Bassetlaw.
Livingston Snedecer. the famous foot
sprinter, OF the Seventh Regiment, wontlle
IO0-yard race from McClave, who skated
Nc time taken.
Austin Gibbons, OF Paterson, Knocked
out B5bby Dobbs in three rounds before the
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Default having occurred in the paym,cn NJ
OF the Indebtedness secured by ceeu OF
trust, dated, June 16, 1894, and rec0rdeu
on June Is, 1891 in Liber j. w. b. Is,
folio 1913. one of the Land Records for
Prince Georges county, Maryland, ana az
thereby. the Undersigned trustees Will
sell at public auction, in fronI OF .ne
premises, on TUESDAY. the NINTH gay
OF FEBRUARY, A. D., 1897, at lad
O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following described
land and premises, situated in Kent DIS
trict, Prince Georges county, Maryiahd,
about l mile from Lanhanrs station, on
the Baltimore and Z otomac X. X the same
helng part of a tract or land OF when
LIlburn Mitchell, died, seized, containing
20 acres plat of the above described
Iand Is attached to the deed from John
Henry Schwfer 20 Robert III. g BouiS, dated
June 10, 1894, and recorded III t9t acre
SAID Land Records on or about June 10,
1884. The above described land Is I'M
proved by a five-room dwelling staDic,
Chicken house. WagOn-Sheu, etc.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash, one
tHird IN one year, and one-thlrd In Two
years, said deferred payments TO De Sc
cured by the notes of the purchaser, ana
deed of trust or nDrtgag upon the prop
erty sold, said notes TO bear lnterest AZ
tne rate or Six per ctntum per annuih rom
the date of said sale until PAID, payaDle
seni-annually; or all cash at the option
of the purchaser. A deposit of one Hun
cred t1001 Dollars Will be required at
the time of sale, and the terms OF SAFE
must be complied with within ten days
from date OF sale, otherwise the property
defaut!ng purchaser. COnveyancfng, etc,
at purchaser S cost.
FREDERICK L. sIDDoN S. Trustee,
ANDREW J. SCHWARTZ, Trustee,
fa2S. % .fehl A -
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Parker, Bird get a. Co,
Prsgr' ssfve CIothiers. Sll7th St
You'll be sorry

If you don't take ad-
vantage of this opportun-
1ty to secure Fine Suits and
Overcoats at SO. IS and IS. IS
that are double and triple
these prices. The lot is
dwlndliug considerably, so
1T you intend buying a Suit
or Overcoat better come In
today.
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RAILROADS.

- -
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF Sixth AND q
STREETS.
I'm Effect JaEuary ~, 1887
T:6O a. "a week days PITTSBURG Ex-
PKESS-PaTHor and Dining Cars, Harris
hgrg 10 Pittsburg
1000 a. M PENNS YLYANIA LIMITED
-r uIlInan sleeping, Dining. smoking and
OOSerVa1on Cars, Hdrr isburg To GhIcd 20.
Sllclhndt', Indianapolis, ST. LOUIS, Jles -
iahl ahd IciedO. Bsfres PariOF Car 20
1850 A. a. FAST LINE-PulImsn Burfes
raIior ar 70 Harrisburg Buffet Partor
$40 p M CHICAGO AND 81 LOUIS
t6xpdsss-P uIlmaE Buffet PaFiQr Car
70 Harrisburg Sleeping and Dining
S,aii harrisburg 10 81 Louis. Cincinnati.
TO p. NJ WESTERN ExT REss-PuIE.
nan S1eeping Car 70 PittsDurg. Chicago
Gar 20 Chicago
1-l0 z. M sOUTHwEsTERNE EXPRESS
PiItsbarg and HsrTi sts 70 ); Lou e
gu LOUISVILLE tyLaI CiI4Sl.uaGij. DInIus
1910 p. N. PACIFIC ExPREss-Pull
= man Sleeping Car 70 i1JJSDurg
,op a. N for kaue, Cananda qua, ROcheR
~. aho Niagara Falls daily. except sun
10 90 a. NJ for EImsra ana Remove caiIy.
T1cept sunday: For Lock Hayen week
Las and whhaIHspoat Sundays. $40
ITO r. NJ for wHIIamsport. Rochester.
6uIIalo, and Niagara Falls daily. exceps
saturday, with Sleeping Car KashingEcs
~ 40 r ~ for Erie Canahdaigua, ROcheS
Yer. Buffalo. and Niagara Pals daily
eeplns Car Washington to EIEnira.
h"- I-A-aiueipnIst, new OTk. and the
Eat
@V1 M CONGRESSIONAL, I'M
me -. taaIlyI all Parlor Cars. with DIN:
,bining Giri, soO, 800. 1915 DINING d ing
Carr, and IL 90 GDining Car frofS WI,
m1nin s' A n. iS.45, 8 10, 40, $50,
dining Carr 500, 3 90, HOO (Dining
"a ~ IRON Wilming5Onl A N. IL Is, 315.
~ ~, $50, 1000 and IL25 N Foe
weekdays Express. iZ.I5 p. NJ
rE wee days. 2.Ol and 5-4O 2 !. a daily
~ boston, without change. Z 81 A N
wee k-dlys, and SIS r. NJ. dahv
foI Atlantic CITY iva DeIaEare River
Dndge ali-raH rOuteI. 3.15 dsify-
For BALTIMORE, 8 20, Z. 10. Z so, 3 90. .. %;
Ito y. 40. ZOI. 5 8, z. 40 "a. 90 Inn
tedl. 70, z. SO. {. 40, 6.I5. 81 so. 10,
On ssnd Lg49 od $50 $50 fRS 90 q sS 81 90
~ % m 2 o, 10. 2. OF, 3. l5. 9. 90:
4;Oo !iInitedl, 20. D. 40. els. $50
1lO, IO-1 10 40. and II 50 p. M
For POpe's Greek Line, so a. M md 80
p. NJ daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, zoo. 300 A N. IL 1o
and 40 z. NJ daily, except Sunday.
Sundays, 9.OO A. IA and 4 2G F. d.
Atlantic Coast Line loridS Special
Tor Jacks OuviIle and -. Au L,usbITse.
lO.4S + NJ week days Express for
Florida aud points on Atlantic Coast
Line, 4-30 A NJ 346 p NJ daily.
Richmond only, 1887 A NJ Weef-tiays.
Atlanta Special, via Richmond and sea-
board Air Line. 8. 20 2 NJ. daily. Ac-
conn S,onlinoda t IF for Qqantic9, I:45 A NJ
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and ~
streets, and at the staten, Sixth and ID
streets, " here OTGf.fS CisH be- left Tor C1eck-
ing of baggage 10 destination from boJeIA
and residences
3. NJ FkEVOST. General Manager.
j. r WOOD. General Passenger Agent
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.


WANTED-By a young colored man,
place as coachman and all-round man;
good refs Please call or address TO 1456
O st NV. Item
WANTED-By Young white man, pace
as assistant clerk in meat store or drive
delivery wagon; references. G.. W X,
this office. ia31-3t
CARP Trainer, alLround
mechanic, wants situation. r., this Of
flee ja31-3t
WANTED "A position of any kind by
thorough gentlcma n. well recommended aud
well educated, especially i'm Italian snd
French. REV. ALEX. NJ. RICH, 226 In
diana ave. NV. Ja3U-3t
WANTED Position by grocery end
meat clerk; 6 years experience. 2o12 9Th
ST. NV. Ia st
hANTED-Position IN hotel as nelfman,
elevator man or porter; refs. 1916 9Th
st. NV la3C-3t
WANTED-By a respectable colored man.
place as driver or waiter. Call 1906
st. NV Ja30-s}t
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HAIRY Corhett,s Opinion.

San Francisco, Feb. Although the
great championship fight is a month and a
half distant, there is much activity among
local sporting men, professional men, men
of wealth, and the usual element, which
would never think Of missing a prize fight
and particularly one Of such moment as a
battle between Corbett and FitzSimmons.
The wise ones, who have fol
lowed fighters into small towns
before. and who know what it is to
walk the streets at night, OF find lodgings On
doOrsteps, have commenced to send tele-
grams to Carson offering premiums for
the choice hotel accommodations.
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EOR SAIE-HOUSES,

FOR sALE-sw-, desirable residence;
thoroughly modern, S2,oOo; also 1th Sc.
sw.. property; can be converted into busi-
ness property, $1,000. ID. d. THOMPSON.
1888 ST. NV, or c. CLiN1UN JAMES,
S07 + st. NV. fe1-3t EN-
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HELP WANTED-MALE AND
FEMATE

ALL kinds of help furnished free, at THE
SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
SOC 9th ST. NV, I'd floor front. fe1-3t
and female. MRS. MOORE, 306 G. sc.
NV. ja:jl st
WANTED-Colored girls, German girls,
and American girls; also buffers. Call at
once. 1717 18th st. NV. ja30-3t
WANTED-At City Intelligence office,
cooks, general house wor kers, waters,
drivers. la undreSseS, nurses, cham bermaids,
bows; places furnished till suited. Estab-
lished 1885. SHACKELFORD'S 427
1lth st. NV. la3O-7t
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-CorneT store and nxtures'
ia 30 Stem
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WANTED-BICYCLES

WANTED "A good bicycle for cash
Address A V REUTH, General Delivery
CITY PoStOffice ja30- Stem
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY WAN TED AND III LoAN.
MONEY to LOAN-On household furni-
ture, pianos, organs, horses, carriages, &c.
All business strictly confidential. Lowest
rates, no publicity, courteous treatment.
Tie security Will not be removed from your
possession We make loans of any amount
frem $40 to 81 600. Payments on prin-
cipII received at any time, which will les
sen cost OF carrying the loan You can
have the money the day you apply for it,
CAPITAL LOAN Gu AkAN TEE CO.,
ja2-1yr COZ + Street N w.
MONEY TO LOAN-We give inns branch
OF our business special attention. per
cent money alwaySon hand for security that
fustifies that rate. HEBRON q RAMEY,
Onto National Bank Building. jas fmo
WE want ,UUo borrowers who desire
from $50 TO SO 600 each on stocks, bonds,
trusts, loaR association certificates. ware
house receipts and life or tontine policies
III old-line Companies; no delay; no chatteI
mortgages taken YERKES & BAKER, 40
TO IS Metzerott Bldg. lilo 81. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN-Large sums at s. and
~ per cent on ID. Z. real estate; $3.50,
$500, $3.50. etc, at per cent; all trans
actions conducted with economical con-
sideration for borrowers VIM. II. SAUN-
DERS IL CO. l 407 r SC NV. mrs
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

wANTED-An apprentice 70 learn tabor
ira e Apply w. WOLF, $50 u ST. NV
Item
WANTED-A good white union barber.
1887 l4th NV. Item
AANI ED-bOy- COai Office, ooo 81
NV ret. : ana y. HSi-3b
WANTED-A chance for men and boys
10 learn barber trade in weeks good
. DOsitlons guaranteed when through; write
today for free catalogue; estaDilshed -, .
Years PUILA. BARRIER SCHOOL, 923
Arch St, Philadelphia. Jaol-ot
ANTFD-Experlenced man IN meat
and provision store. Apply, with refer
encc, ! los 4th ST. Ja3o-ot
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POSTOFFICE NOTICE

Should be read dsiiy, by all Interested, as
changes NAV occur at any time.
Foreign mails for tine week ehalng egiu-
arv s. fS97, close promptly at this Office
As f(dInyvs.
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FUit HIRE.

FOR HIRE-FulI dress suits, 81 only
81 LItJS CUhfN, IIU4 fIn ST. NV dez4-Lf
FOh HinE-IU urumTners anJ business
men. horse and buggy or Dayton. 81 90 and
So per day. Apply 70 the REX STA BLES,
rear 6I6 h st. NV. !; telephone call. 109
myl6-f
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE


IF YOU want a good situation n, ca Gal \ a az
MENT AGENCY, I'd floor front. fel-3t
VAN r-iJ-InOrOugniy accomplIsheo at
round waist hand: must be able 70 trim;
only these accustomed To the flnest Work
need apply. Address LA MODE, this Of
flee. IcI-a1
" AM D-COmpetent wnIte cook by
mi ass family: no other work. GA 9Th
81 NV 1t
WANTED -CUlored cook; also a cham
berma id; small private family. Ola
1854 - NV II
NaNTr-II- " nIUe general oasewcrker;
- uty of J1Tee, good wages ol4 l36 = 81
NV IL
WANTED Young Colored woman for
g-n,-i.u Eoase NoiN, two fn family Ola
WANIED-A giu Tor general house
work: wages, SO per month 1875 IN
st. NV. II
WANTED-A respectable woman, willing
to STAY at night, to work in small
family. Cali at No. 81 X st. nw. ja31-3t
WANTFD-Woman TO cook, wash and
Iron, and do general homework; wages
SO month; good home Tor woman Wiling
to work; must be good cook Apply 1921
"a 1t. NV. Jaol-3t
WANTED-15 neat, reliable females at
once. 300 St NV 1a3l-3t
WANIr sD Look and chamoeTmaId; good
wages; small family 17O2 IL 10th 1t.
NV. JAZZ
WANTED "A typewriter operator at once;
also a secondhand typewriter IN good
condition: must be cheap. Address, giving
office. Ja3l-tr
-WANTED-A good, strong, capable girl
~ general housewoTk: must stay nights
316 Delaware ave. ne. Ja3o-3t
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i>e,.5 f--1s2fiiA Cs4idsSvGc SUNDAY evening,
on way from Washington Monument. Re
turn TO I24 18th ST., and be literally re-
warded. IL
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LOST.

LOST reward paid for re-
turn of gold garter buckle initiated n. P;
lost Sunday afternoon ON Pa. ave. Call
401 18th st. NV. 1t
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TRUSTEES, SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwENTY,FIyE
$50 ACRES OF LAM IN kENT
DISTRICT, PRINCE GEORGE =
COZ MY, MARYLAND, IMPROVED
BY FIyE-RoOM HOUSE STA BILE,
CHICKEN HOUSE, WAGON SHE'D,