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, 1897-11-24
SCHIFFER WANTS DAMAGES.
He Was Outrascously Treated in the
United States of Colombia.

New York, Nov. 23.-George w.
Schiller, who arrived here today on the
steamer Adirondack from Port Limon.
tells a story of alleged outrage that
may call for interference by the Wash
ington authorities. Mr.. Schiller is an
American citizen and a resident of Buff
falo, N. Y. He was superintendent of
the gold mine of the Puma Mining
company at Honda in the United States
of Colombia.
Mr.. Schiller say that through ignor-
ance of the customs of the country he
failed to turn in a certificate of the
quantity of native liquors sold at the
mining company's store. For this Of
Tense. he says, nine armed soldiers en-
tered his house in the middle of the
night and attempted to drag him to
Jail. He resisted and kept them at
bay until morning. subsequently, Mr..
Schiller says, he was dragged slowly
in the fierce sun by the longest route
to the court house at Victoria. twenty
five miles distant from Honda. A rope
was tied around his neck and he was
jeered at, insulted and otherwise ILL
treated by the natives. Mr.. Schiller,
after his release, instituted with the
United States minister at Bogota a suit
for s25 900 damages against the Colom-
bian government.
, 1897-11-24
81 PERKINS.

Among the sterling attractions visit
ing Laramie this season, none have
achieved greater financial or artistic
success than Isl Perkins," the rural
drama which opens at Maennerchor for
n week. beginning Monday. 1t is
said that the play is particularly inter-
esting from a dramatic point of view,
being filled with strong situations and
thrilling climaxes. AS in plays Of SINH
lar construction, The Old Homestead
for instance. the central figure is an
honest-hearted c%ountryman. 81 Per-
kins halls from New England. and is
the agent for the Agitator Threshing
Machine company. His special mission
on earth is to benefit the farmers in
general and his company in particular:
taking care not to overlook No. \.
, 1897-11-24
A JURY SECURED.

New York, Nov. 23.-In a little more
than an hour. three additional jurors
for the trial Of Martin Thorn, the al
legged assassin of William Guldensuppe
were secured in the criminal branch OF
the supreme court Of Queens county
This made ten jurors chosen, those Sc
lected today being Nicholas Blake, car,
penter. of Freeport; Charles Schrieber
real estate dealer, Valley Stream, and
George E. Ellard. oyster man, Great
Neck.
The impaneling Of a jury was com
pleted when the time arrived for noor
recess, the last two jurors chosen beine
Valentine Walz. farmer, Lynn Brook
and Elias veisor. a carpenter Of Fort
Washington.
District Attorney Youngs opened the
case for the people in an address which
for the most part was a repetition Of
his speech to the jury when the tria
began two weeks ago.
John Mcguire. one OF the boys who
found the first bundle of Guldensuppe'!
remains in the East river, was callet
az the first witness.
, 1897-11-24
A NEW SCHEME.
Delegates Will Simply Obey Their In
structions.

structions.
Chicago, Nov. 23.-The Posts Wash
ington special says:
From members of the democratic ma
tional committee who are now in the
city it is learned that a plan is on foot
to inaugurate a new departure next
time in nominating a candidate for the
presidency. The scheme is briefly this:
The democratic state conventions
will be held as usual in 1900 for the
purpose of electing delegates to the ma
tional convention and doing the usual
part toward keeping up the machinery
OF the party. The conventions will Or
der the delegates to meet at once and
instruct the national committee to re-
adopt the Chicago platform in its en-
tirety. and without changing it in the
minutest particular. The delegates
will be further instructed to direct the
national committee to cast the votes
of the state delegates for Mr.. Bryan,
and to authorize that gentleman. to
name his W running mate.
Unanimous consent % this scheme
is not expected. but an overwhelming
majority is anticipated. and the result
will be that there will be no national
democratic convention. This proceed
ing is yet three years distant. and many
things may happen in three years, but
! h@s~ l.
Of the Bryanites to force the nominal
ton o. the Nebraskan in the manner
that has been outlined above.
, 1897-11-24

Many University Students Will Enjoy
THANKSGIVING With Relatives and
Friends President Graves An
swers Eastern Adverse Comments
Upon Western Colleges.
, 1897-11-24

The girls of the senior class appeared
in caps and gowns Friday afternoon.
We understand that the young gentle
men of the class have also procured
caps and gowns and will appear in
them later.
, 1897-11-24

Furnished housekeeping rooms for
ant Sayer Hansen. Isl 9Th streat-
, 1897-11-24
ANOTHER CONFESSION.
Joseph E. Blanther Says He Killed
Blanche Lamont.

Blanche Lamont
Houston Tex Nov ,2-, snec;,1 r.
the Post from Norgan Tow sovs.
Joscnh T. Hl,ntbor oI,o E,rbos
committed suicide in tho Noridi.r
jaiI in this countv nm March . Iost
Dryelopments of tho mast fow davs
bring tnIiyht f,c, tho, nIontbor u,oc
h saI~f-cnnfossod n,rno,or
more startling crimes than was tba
murder of Nrs I,n,fold, IN Co, Eco,
cisco. for which he WAS hur,.d NbiIo
nIantbar wos irc,rcar,,oI !, ,ho Na,
idian iaiI tbpra w,s a1so - ro1Iou. n,is
ouer named pitts whn u,,s ,rrostod an
some mir,r rb,,go aud ooo,,iod ,bo
cell adjoining that -, ulor,bor pi,,s
fs = rarmer wb, unu, Iva, oan naaau
in this comfy and ie known +, boro
| ~couversed win pIo,,bor drrinn hts
tw, ,. ,h,o Io,.,. =,
q Iottcr tn Nord milan g. word o.,ou
news Meridian uudar do,, of Nov 90
AIR Pits ercIooos q 1o,,or srou, p,o,
thor and sovs.
81 b,vo L,o, Loo,,;,n ,hu.
nanars tha, bo,, =, fIo :, ,ho iai, -.
Meridian and find y c.o,osoa s,oo,
which snake for ;,sa,t rho
Iudad ,n horo worlod ha,a :.
my roctot haroo No ,a,n. :.
rnyeriup Thorn s,oror nu o,hau
thar E,rho, or p,on,,u ...,
tho aveniro ho ,oob ,ho ,an ,,;.t
co,t uos mioo -, oa,aua, 49,.
bongiuy in tho col, ,o ooonnio,
never tbougb, ,,r,hor -. H. ,.a.
no ,rkod ,,r,u . "
v,roto Lean, :, ,mu t.
that Won hoe, lrou NIB, .a,;.. =.
California hono Tho, wa.,t
snme,bi,o 70 wan :, ,h ..-
Drrran, Of coIif,rni, uha u.,S
stand &c sora,oo, .,a.h g.. r.,I,'
Mise I,mor,"
ro1,owi,o j., tho
.No,;dion Lat, ~. -. n..
,bis ;s NV ,o,, .n,, ,.,
saw that cannot d;o wi,hou, ,o,,;,.
, trrtb m,r,oroa Me- Ia.axa,a.
,ISo p,onoho ,m... .. ,,...
Wlrioms
ct and hope you will find it in time to
save the life of Durrant. 1t may also
be of service to Mr.. Womack in GETTING
his reward money. | want you to have
my watch for your kindness to me.
You have my best wishes, and | hone
your troubles will end. but not as mine
BLANTHER FORBES.
The letter written by Blanther was
compared with a letter written by him
to County Treasurer Randle while he
CB]lanther) was teaching school at Kon-
perl, this county. and the Identification
is pronounced to be beyond doubt.
Cashier Rudasill of the First National
bank of Meridian, SAYS it IA
vorably with Blanthe.'s handwriting
while others have tesiiancy in pro-
nouncing the letter as written by Blan-
Their. The original written confession
is now in the possession of Word. Dill
lard & Word Of Meridian. who will noti-
fy the San Francisco officials of tb.
startling confession.
>,-,,rDo,.c ,Cc,1I,>,
r,.
~"
.''S sup
anu '"'s ''''e MS He"o.
.u,,N. ""' AM
"''4 was "'' very
y
M''n'n'S' y Num- ieil
"".e' Vt WIN ohe 's ana oauIE
,,. ''e"' ~ "'' MUM
=. WIN vi sumo u'ss'
''''''"'S II baher' 'he well known
vi the east end was hSins
oo"p''ns'' WHICH, 'he engine started up
"''nou' s'sha' anu ne was badly cut
" piuiSeu ABOUT the lett mp. DR..
+,
q urr,hr h,d ah..
hit him in tho uh;,o .
, 1897-11-24
NEWS Of VARSITY.
A SPARKLING POEM BY A TALENT
ED YOUNG LADY OF THE
UNIVERSITY.


Many University Students VIII Enjoy
THANKSGIVING With Relatives an,
Reconsideration Graves An
wor. roc,ou, ,,, r,,
Inc bright niue poem was
written by MISS Mabel" Land ana reac
by her at the last meeting Of III" olym,
PIC Ao'le'S-
o'it
iiail' airy, ialry muse OF dance
han, l"erpSichorean beauty
Just peep INTO our Dall room.
'"'7' wv o"' ""E'
Ripping laughter, music gay:
If you love it, dear Muse. stay.
Watch the maze OF graceful dancers
ripping ilShtIy through the ianclers.
win your haShihE eyes so bright
N"''h 'hd' tau youth on your right
See, in his hands the maids hand lin
gers:
ne dareS to squeeze her fingers.
Tn and down the hall.
Now they chasse all
Racing. skipping, humping rushing.
Bright eyes dancing, cheeks all flush
ing.
Over in the corner, see that couple
AS he fans her lichtly draws her face
so fair,
They believe a t~cte-a-tote far ahead of
dancing.
Less it's the dreamy waltz
Nh dro,ms -, swoo. ,o,io,,
oh bonrv bo,rc r,or, nour
Mia scenos ca fair On hr;ch.
"
49,, III
!"
w. Whit Is S"eeter ,hah music!
, 1897-11-24

he still has something to learn about
our colleges.
, 1897-11-24

The following bright little poem was
written by Miss Mabel" Land and read
mic Snrinty-
, 1897-11-24

Sergeant Moudy was promoted to be
first sergeant; Corporal ~Breitenstein to
sergeant. and Private Bradbury to cor,
poral. last Wednesday evening.
, 1897-11-24

A THANKSGIVING SPECIALITY.
as well as all through the holiday sea-
son, we make of our choice brands of
cigars and our rich and pure confec-
tions. If you try one of Il 10-cent
Rex brand of cigars you will never
, 1897-11-24

ne sun mas something u e"' "o'''
our c"iieseS'
ne Sopno''ofeS nave a. I'll
d yell u" we hi'sn' a INA" '"'
nave 'oS' ho'iihs ny "ai'ine' LUZ W.
VIII give II anu leave II u LII p"o''c
Il" decide
are we
Naush'y-hot. Ha' fia' f1a'
Nineteen huhdred' Ran! ran! tan.
IN NUMBER OF stuaehts' uhe university
"i TarlS Claims the hohor ol 'eaolhs
'he universities OF the world. during
ne year ''-' her enrolment was H.
'''. Berlin came next WIN 9,Z'o.-Ex.
Inc girls OF the senior CLASS appeared
IN caps ana gowns FRIDAY afternoon
we understand that the young gentle
men Oh 'he class nave also procured
caps n gowns ana Will appear in
'hem later
Hhe haa STUDIED geometry.
'i"S answer me this'
what SHAPE Is d KISS
~ maiden most charming n tickle?
"hS' Sir answered she,
II Seemeth 10 me
1t surely must be a-lip-tickle.
akpn from students ReCOTd.'
800
iFo' nelson mas just received anoth-
err letter from Mr.. Scribner. OF the
! hl'ed states department or agricul-
'ur". in which he is complimented
h'shty on his collection OF grasses. Mr..
'' Nv ''eu Desert es'on "here
,, e
"
,,oon o,.on,e, -.
!, 49, IT,.
tho sociotv wos forcod ,o ,do,,
the auditorium Those nresent on iovod
the following nropram.
Duet Missos Nooo, ,,a pa,h
Reading Mr.. Holiday
Debate: Resolved, That the Hawaii
an islands should be annexed to
the United States. Affirmative. Mr..
p
r..a. ~
i"em Miss Land
Journal. Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Murphy
The times., 1897-09-14
ROYAL Blue Line for New York and
Philadelphia.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
tschedule in effect July 4. 1se71


An trains arrive and leave PENNSYLVANIA
S:I2 a. m-Dany, local for Danville. Char
lOtte and way stations, connects at AlanaS-
sas for StrasburG, Harrisunburg, ana
Staunton, daily, except Sunday, and a5
LynChlurg with the Norfolk and Western,
daily, and with the Chesapeake and ONO.
daily, for the Natural Bridge and Lex
9I:G5 a. m.-Dafy. the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman buffet
Jacksonville, uniting at salisbury With
Pullman Sleeper for Asheville and Hot
Springs n. &; Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Nashville, Tenn, ana at charlotte wife /, uu-
man Sleeper for A Augusta Pullman Buffet
sleeper New Yorkt0 New Orleans. Connect
ing at A tlanta for birmingham and Aefu-
phis Solid train, Washington to New
Orleans without change sunset personally
conducted tourist excursion through sleeper
on this train every Wednesdayto San Fran
cisco, without change.
4.OI D. m.-Local Tor Front ROYAL. Stras-
burg and Harrisonburg, with connection for
aunton, tally, except Sunday.
AL y. m.-Daily, local for Charlottes-
I0.4S D. m.-DaiIy. WASHINGTON AND
SOUTHW WESTERN, NESTIBULED. LINZ
TIED. composed of Pullman YeStibuIed
SIeeuers dining cars and day coaches.
7 Pullman sleepsrs New York to Nash
Vile, Tenn, via Asheville, kneNVille and
Chattanooga, New York to Tampa, via
Charlotte, Columbia, Savannah and Jack
sonvilIe. New York 70 Memphis, via Biz
mingham New York To New Orleans, via
Atlanta a nd Montgomery. YeStibuled day
coach Washington 10 Atlanta. Southern
Railway dining car. Greensboro to Aiont-
gomery.
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington 9-O1 a. m.
daily, l 90 p. N. and 4.45 .. N. daily, ex-
cept sunday, and 6.2o D. ~ Sunday only
for Round Hill: 4.32 q. N. daily, eXCeut un-
day for LeeSburE, and $50 p III. daily TOR
HerndOn. Returning, arrive at Washing
ton 20 a. N. and $40 D. IN. daily, and
500 D. m daily. except Sunday, from
Round Hill, and 7.06 a. m. daily except
Sunday, from HernGan, and S.54 "a III
daily, except Sunday, from I-eeshurg.
Through trains from the South arrive at
Washington 6.42 a. M, 80 D. m and
9.25 D. m. daily HaTrisonburg, 40 u.
NJ. and 9.25 u. IA. daily, except Sunday.
and $50 a. m. daily from Chario ttesviIIs-
Tick slee ping car reservation ana in-
formation furnished at offices. 5Ii and
1900 Pennsylvania avenue, and Z enn-
sylVania Railroad Passenger station.
w. ii. GREEN, Gen SuDt.
j. Nj. CULP, Traffic Manager.
w. a. TURK, Gen. Pass Agent.
L. ). BROWN Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept.
The times., 1897-09-14
RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
MOUNT VERNON RAIL MAY.
rom Station, 13 1-2 st. q Pa. Ave.
In Effect Nav O. / S97.

~NNA A'subipby Id L. ST. AZ u - *.
In Effect May 8, 1897.
- For Alexandria week days, $40, 7 90,
30. ex-; 500, $50, ex.; 800, $50,
io.oo ex.; IL 90, .45 a. m, IL 90, ex.i
lZ.e0, 10, AS, 200, ex.; 2.40, 800.
ex.; $50, 400, ex.; 4. 10, ex.; AZ. 5.05.
30, ex.; $40, 6.05, ex.; c. %. 90, 500.
300, 1890. 20. / 1 90 o IN.
n ror Alexandria lSunday only, 500,
POO, 10. 90, 10.30, IL. 90. 80 a. m,
! noon; 1880, LOO, 1 SO, 200. $50,
10, $50, 400, 40. 500, $40, 900.
o;5o, 90. 800, 300. 1000, 1l.20 D. IN.
tn Mount Vernon, Dyke and WAY stations
week days., 6-3O, 1905. LOO a. IN.
lZ:V5, -l5, 2.05. 90. 400. 4 rs o. N.
FOR Dyke and Riyerside, 90 500 d. N.
For Mount Vernon and Way Stations
SUNDAY onlyl, 900, H. 90 a. m, 200,
400 p m.
For Arlington and Aaueduct Bridge
week days., 500, $50 800 10. .05. II 90.
!. Ia a % a. m, 1905, 20, 10. 2.05. 2.40.
3'o0' 80, 400. 4.1b, $40, sos. 6.25:
90, 800 ID. m.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge
sunday only, SOC, 800, 10 %, 1850,
-. 20, .30, a. IN, - 90 noon, 1850,
10, 1.30, 2. 90, 2 80, 800. 3:30, 400,
I-3O, 900, $40, 600, 8 80 zoe, SEQ
baggage checked free for passengers
hoidlng first class tickets at Station. Bi-
cycles, 20 cents each.
The times., 1897-09-14
RAILROAD.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.

o1AIION CORNER OF SIXTH AND "a
STREETS.
90 a M. week days-PITTsBURG EX-
hnro - q, larior and Dining Cars, Harris-
io-2n A. ii. PENIS YLvAEIA LIMITED
0taltlnan ultlnan sleeping, Dining, Snlok king and
SSoseI Vdtlon Cars, Harrisburg TO Chicago,
cincinnati, Indianapolis, st Louis. CIeye-
11ad and Toledo. Buffet ParIor Car 70
harrisburg.
lg;oo A 4. FAST LINE-PuiIman Burfes
Lar DT 1af 70 Harrisburg. Buffet PzFl0r
"a ar HaMIrsahgHfg At Pa 7tS.d e dPittsNbpqFg
70 81. Louis, and Sleeping and Dining
's SaIs harrisburg to st. Louis, Nashville
WA C1nclnnatil and Chicago
" = NJ. WESTERN EXPRESS Pull
man Sleeping Car TO Pittsburg, Chicago.
@ snu harrisburg TO Cleveland. Dining
lar to Chicago.
10 z. NJ. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
ti,tiha,1,, tniiilan Sleeping cars Washington to
III aS'n1uIg d3 and Harrisburg to St Louis
1910 z. ii. PACIFijcs js ExPfiREss-Puu-
udn sieepl1g Car TO P1tbsburg.
90 4. NJ. for Kane, Cana nCIaigsia, Rnches-
yer and Niagara Falls daily. except
1880 a. m. for EImira and Remove daily,
except Sunday. For WiliaTnspOrt daily,
o-4O p. IN.
IL D. NJ. for WnIiarnsport, Rochester. Erie,
bnllalo and Niagara Falls daily, except
"a 2fat4s5dfa,y; s.1f,y; with Sleeping Car Washington
1o.4O p. m. for Erie and EIniira daily.
lot CahandalgnA, Rochester. Buffalo and
4lagera Fails, Saturday nights only.
Fllr nan Sleeping Car Washington TO
For Philadelphia, New York aud
the East
a.O0 m. CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
~ ED, daily, all PaFlor Cars, with Din
iIg Var trom baltimore. Regular at 90
bar)s and l1:00 tDinlng Car from WIZ
nnaihgtonl a m. I2:45, BIB, APO, $50,
dp;0tDi1 i0i00 and 81 il;55 P n On sunday, 100
Var from Wilmington a. m, 1915, BIB,
40, 600, 1000 and 1873 p. IN For
fhiiadelphia only, Fast Express, 7:50 q
m, week days Express, l2:1 8 D. n. " eek
gays, 2:Ol and $40 p m daily. For
b6ossoh, without change, Z 80 a IN week
For 1"yE e,II9sloa ana 40 P z m . daily. Al 90
S;OO 10 90, l0.60. and II 90 an. l2.I6,
nd. hs40 l2ioOP 81 SSo1. S1 315 $40 400 Linz
1000. 1o-40, Ills. and IL .35 pm.
On Sunday. Z 90, 500, 8 90, s O5, 10. 80,
II 20 20 am, 1915, t.15, 2.0l, 3.15, 8 40
10, 1000, 1910, and II 80 pm.
For Pope's Greek Line, Z 90 am. and A SO
bm. datly. except Sunday. Sundays.
For Annapolis, TOO. 900 a. m. 12.15
anu 40 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
a fIantia fIa9da y, Fos:t S;9o A.. m end 40 9.
and points on Atlantic Coast Line. 80
q, N: g. As p. m, daily; Richmond only.
Ap'ot d. H. wee k-dayS, a tlauta Special,
via Richmond and SeabOard Air Line,
lao p. N. daily. accommodation for
Quantlco, 10 a. N. daily, and 4.25 D
"a. Wee k-days.
Seasnore Connections.
For Atlantic City (vfa Delaware River
Bridge, all-ral routeI, II 90 & m, 8 20
and 1l-35 p m daily, via Market ST. eet
wharf 1000 a IA. and : 10 D m week
days, II -35 D. m daily
For Cape May L . 90. Il 90 a IN weekdays.
u 30 y. IN. daily.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and @
EtTeets, and Il the station, Sixth and 3
streets. where orders can Dc left for the
checking OF baggage to destination from
hotels and residences
j. b. HUTCHINSON, General Manager.
]. K. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
The times., 1897-09-14
Balti1nOre&OhiO
Schedule in effect June 8 6.1se7.

y
Leave Washington from station corner OF
New Jersey avenue and Z st.
For Chicago and Northwest, Vestibulefi
Limited trains, 1000, l1.45 AIN, sos
For Cincinnati, St Louis aud Indianapo-
lis, Express, IL as am Yestibulsd Linz
tied, $40 pm, express II so pm
For ,PiTtsbnrg aud Cieygeland. express
daily 1910 am and $50 pm
For Columbus, I0leli0 aad DeGrUit, l1-30
P, m
all 40 a. m, a5.30 p. m
For New Orleans, Memphis, Birmingham.
Chattanooga, Knoxville, Bristol anu Roam
ose, II 20 p n daily Sleeping Cars
For Luray, $40 p. m daily.
Fer Baltimore weekdays. 500, $50,
X79O0, &4:1O, XI:30, XS-O0, $50, xS-3O,
xio:Oo, xI2:o0 a m, x12.O5, x12.10,
x12:40, X3.o0, 800, N4.3Ot 4.35, X5-O5.
x5:Io, X5,S0, x6:20, $50, xS:OO, S:I5,
night. Sundays, x7:O5, x7:IO, X 30, $40.
xS:0O a. M, Xlz:Oo, xl2:4O, 100, X3,00.
$40, 4.55, x5:o5, x5:IO. $50, xS.0O,
X9.2O, 1l.15, Xl1:50 p. IN, 1901 night
For Annapolis, T.lO and $50 g. m, I2:l0
and 4.S0 p IL. Sundays, $50 a. IL, 4:3s
For Frederick, week days. 500 a. m
l1.45, 4-30, $50. p III sundays, 500
a. M, l.l5 p. M
For Boyd and way points. week days
500 a. IN, 40, 3 80, T.05 p u. sundays.
titU "a Ilt Id 10 p III
For tjaitherSburg and way points week
DAYS, . 90, 800 a. M 1850. 3. 90, $50,
4-33 $50, 5-}5, .05, II 40 p. IL; sun
days. 500 a N, 1-l5, 4-33, I-O5, 1O:It
p IN.
For Washin gton Junction and way points,
S.OO a. m, 4-3O, $50 p m, week deya
800 g. n, 1.15 p m sundays
Royal Blue Line for New York and
Philadelphia.
For Philadelphia, New York, Boston and
the East, week days. : 90, 500, 1000 a
m, 1900, (12.40 Dining Cars, 800,
/ 5 O5 Dining Car, t12.UI night, Sleeping
Car, open at 1000 o'CiOckl- Sundays,
7.O5, 800 a. n, II 40 Dining Cars =. 3 90
t5.O5 Dining Carr, 1901 night. Sleeping
Car, open at 1000 o'clock. AdditiHnaI
train Tor Philadelphia, week days, daily,
500 p. m.
Buffet ParIor Cars on an day trains.
For Atlantic City, 7.05, 1000 am
l.. 90 noon, 1910 and 800 PM, Weez
DAYS, 1910 pm, Sundays.
For Cape May, 1900 noon
aExcept Sunday. XEXpreSs trains
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels ana residences by Union Transfer
Co. on orders left at ticket offices, 619
PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest, New York
avenue and Fifteenth street, and at Depot
WM. NJ. GREENE, D. B MARTIN,
Gen. Manager. Mgr Pass Traffic
The times., 1897-09-14

MISS SCHH AIM, magnetic treatment, o
a. n. TO / o p. III. 3l9 1-2 Mo. ave. For
ladies and gentlemen. sel3-3t
The times., 1897-09-14
FOR SALE-HOUSEs.

FOR SALE-At a sacrifice, new two
story frame house, with lift. brick cellar,
not and cold water, range and latrobe,
bath, closet in house and yard, slate man
tels, gas, etc; six nice rooms, only 81 500;
see II. 1921 Gales (G) ST. ne. Inquire
DIR. VIM. T. WALTER, 4S7 FL st. sw.
sell st ,em
FOR SALE-S1 900 -4oS I1th st. Sc; five
room frame house; water and gas; lot
II 1-2x76: needs repairs. JOHN F. DON
OAOE, 306 +. Cap. st. sell Stem
FOR SALE $500 cash and balance $40
monthly, including interest will buy
3 story and basement, bay window brick,
worth $4,000; price, only SO 900, If sold
this week; near Government Printing Or
foe. HARDUP, this office. sci Stem
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GENTLEMEN, ATTENTION suits ana
overCoats made to order: best custom
Work; flrst-clUss fit guaranteed. credit If
you desire; easy weekly OF monthly pay
InentS; business strictly confidential Ad-
dress PHOENIX TAILORING Co. this or
ice. sci 2-tf
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS

9U6 + street Northwest.
Gold filings and bridge Work o spe-
ciaIty, at the lowest price; amaIgam iill-
tngs, 60c; full sets OF teeth on plates SO:
extracting, either by gas or local spray,
absolutely painless, Doc; without, 2Ec; ali
work done by experts, and guaranteed the
best; open on Sundays from 10 to 8
O'Clock. mh22-tf
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PoR REsT STABLES.

FOR RENT go N. Y. ave. NV; stable
suitable for two horses; carriage room.
6ei2-3t
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Mr.. BRACKEN,

OF Providence, Il. L., Test and Business
Medium, tells You just what YOU wish
TO know without asking You any ques-
lions, gives you fun names; satisfaction
guaranteed, after others have failed .tFy
hlIni positively for a short time tlnIy;
slttngs daily at 50 II st. NV. Ladies',
90 cents; gentlemen, 81. Hours, 10 "a.
III. to p. III.
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PERSON AIS.

MADAME RETTA, olairyoyant. medium.
ana card reader, &c and soc. NJ. 80
Il st. NV. sef4 1T
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LOANS from 50 To $50 To reii3 ble pa rites,
dlse money advanced on EicA',lcS. lsOcn
6, Centra Bldg, cor. 3Jh and Pa. ave. E%.
seS-7E
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HEP WANTED-8IALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTED Singers. teuors and bassos.
for chorus. Applg immediately BIJOU
THEA TER, Box Office eel Str EN-
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PORTRAITS I VIII make and deliver
free hand Crayon or pastel portrait, with
frame { : different STYLES on pa YIIfeut OF
81 per Week: no charge unless satisfactory,
best reference in Washington given. A1-
dress ARTIST, this office.
sp1 3--
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FoR RENT-coIrAGE.

FOR RENT Two 6-room cottages, with an
acre of land each: barns and excellent
water; at Ballston, miles from city on
electric railroad. or viii sell on easy terms;
also, building lots for sale, So down and
81 per week. JAMES E. CLEMENTS,
1921 F st. NV. sci at
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Fon Nrxr I-vFr-RvfsnEr RooNs

FOR RENT-Twolarge unfurnished rooms.
on second floor: with bath, heat, and
light; communicating with private hall
7 90 9Th st. ne. SCI 4-2t
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sIr-ArIoavs wAvrrD-FFnArr.

WANTED BY respectable widow with
Guild, situation as working housekeeper:
Ihtiuerate salary. Address G., this office.
sci lat
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Mrs, Bracken, test and business medium.
also slate writing medium; sittings daily
at % II st. NV; ladies, 90 cents.
1 4 IT
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MONEY WANTED AsD 40 LOAN.

WANTED 500. good security. Address
W ii. 8. TINS office. Re1l-3t-em
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wANrlp-RoARp AND Roo,l.
wANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED To rent small store and dwell
ing for confectionery, % ysters and lunches;
must be good stand and low rent. Address
A. N. r., this office. seI2-3t
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Test circle every Wednesday evening
MT. and Mrs. Bracken VIII both give
tests and show spirit Faces; % cents
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WANTED BY 2 coIored girls, washing to
take home, and 10 40 general homework.
ADDRESS 1905 l1th st. NV Kel g. 3t-em
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FOR RENT 1902 9Th st sw.: newly pa
pered; unfur. rooms, with hall and
bath; price, SS. 1t