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DR.. Ledthermdn,

EXPERT SPECIALIST in the
cure OF all private diseases. Hydrocele
Vsricucele Structure, ImpOtency, and
Syphilitic Disc eases positively cured. Ad-
vice ana Consultation rec. BoJh Sexes.
hours, . to II, to 8; Tues, Thurs and
sat. evenings, to 8. No. COZ st. NV.
(Closed Sundayb Jei5-6
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-To drumEners and business
men. horse and buggy OF Da yton, Sz per
day and special prices for pleasure driving:
Apply to the REX STABLES, rear q . q
St NV; telephone call, 109. ap3O-u
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PERSONALS.
Mr.. BRACKEN,

of Providence. r. L., is genuine spir-
itual medium of the best class; can pe
seen on all business Of every descriptioh,
all in trouble or doubt should see MIN az
tests; sittings daily at % ST. NV,
from 10 n. IN. to 8 p. M; terms moo,
crate; refers you to National ASSOC oi
Spintualists. aull-f@eh
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Mrs. DR.. RENNER

SPECIALIST
In obstetrics; gold medal aw warded Tor the
science OF obstet rics from the University
of Munich, BavaTfa; treats successfully
woman s complaints and irregular Ities; prf-
vate sanitarium for ladies' before and DIR
ing confinement. Office hours from ~ O.
M. To 5 D. m No. 7th st. ne.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOX SALE.-TwO-story BRICK store anu
dwelling; q. III. l.; good locttion, near
Columbia cars; brick stable. price, only
So 200: S2ou cash and balance so per
month. Address OWNER, L., this Office
aul6 Stem
fUR SALE-Two-story 6-room dwelling,
nicely papered. lot l0x7S To lott. ailey.
price, only 81 500, small casn payment
balance monthly. Address OWNER, b,
tnis oTIIce. aul 6-3t-efp
FOR SALE "A great bargain III sold at
once; 6-rOOm house, n-e-i good hOIne.
Apply to OWNER, this Office. aG1 14-3t
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ESTATE OF Mary f. Colburn. deceased;
NO aE4q, DOCKET jose M. hanasa, "a,
supreme court of the District of Columbia,
holding special term for orphans court
business, appointed Friday, September 8,
1897 at 10 O'Clock a m, as the time, and
said court as the place, for making pay
HIent and distribution under the courts
direction and control; when and where all
creditors and persons entitled TO distIibu-
tive shares or legacies or a residue, are
notified Co attend / n person or by agent or
attorney, duly authorized. with their claims
against the estate properly vouched: Pro-
vided. this order be pubIis he'd once in each
OF three successive weeks before said day
in the Washington Law Reporter and Wash
ington Times Signed August 8, 1897.
j. NOTA Mc6ILL, Register of Wills.
au9-oaw3t
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-,HALEE, Medium

F.HAIEE, Medium
Scientific palmist and card reader; tells
your full name, reveals your past, descriDes
the present an d foretells your future life,
also tells about business deals, law suits,
love affairs, family troubles, reunites tue
separated. brings quarreis all rlght, re-
moves spells, causes marriages, anu gives
good mck, etc Address p. o., care
Gen Del, Atlantic City, n. j. Will re-
turn here in sept Satisfaction guar an
teedL
wANTED-Ladies' dresses made, S3 up;
perfect fit; Baughman's S dress-cutter, 80.
NINE. HYATT, 90S n. Y. ave. ty24-lmo
THE 80 DAYS" CURE Qor men) leads
ali remedies IN this city; a prompt and
permanent cure or no charge; conSuiJ3t ION
free DR McKEEEAN, Tl6 18th sc. nw.
au4-
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fOk kENT-New brick stable; stalls;
room for z wagons. large loft Apply 20
706 n st. ne. au14-3t
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FOR RENT-M1sCELLANEoUs.

FOR RENT Store and dwelling, Nos.
1908 11th st. se., newly papered and
painted; Z rooms, large stable. will rent
together or separate; rent reasonable.
au1 4-3t-em
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

FOR RENT OR LEAsE-In. Laurel. Md,
cor. store; 16x4S; good shelving and
counters. large cellar and ELECTRIC lights.
Address G. w. BOND, Laurel, Nd.
anil Stem
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FOR SALE-11 acres OF fine land, well
improved, d minutes walk from Land
over station; miles from city, only
So 2,U0dC easy terIus. T. j. STALEY, 623
ct. NV. aul43e
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SPECIALIST,
0lY ia. Ave. y w w NasflingtOn, ID. Z.
Treat all chronic and private diseases,
Piles, Structure, Hydrocele, Gout, Catarrh.
Dyspepsia, Blood Poison cured; vitality TO
stored Consultation free and con flde nJIal
to both sexes. Daily, to IL, TO 8.
apl S-tr
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FOR sAEE-HoRsEs s. CARRIAGES

FOR SALE-Good horse, buggy and bar
ness will sell for 81 3; must lie sold i'm
mediately. Address HORSE, this office.
au1 4-3t,em
FOR SALE-2 wagons, bugg1es, 2 sur.
ries Il trap, sleighs also cheaphorses;
these goods are left to be sold: nothing In
reason refused 927 D ST., next Merchants
Parcel Delivery Co jy29-tfAm
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-Ten acres garden land; 20
minutes walk from Highland station Ad-
dress q EORGE TURNER, Bladensburg p. o..
h-AE
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LOANS from SIS to $50 TO reliable pa.ues .,
also money advanced ON bicycles. Room
8, Central bidg., cor. 9Th and Pa. ave. NV.
aulz
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FOR SALE-In the suburbs OF Washing
ton, a residence with to 6 acres OF
gICund: cheap; on a line of steam rail-
road. Address W. j. L., this office.
aul6r3t
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wANTED-HOUsEs.

WANTED To buy small place In or
near the city, on installment plan. Ad-
dress j. B. INGLEDUE, 221 X ST ne,
au13
WANTED-Small house and some ground
ON line OF steam or electric road Add ress
PERMANENT, this office au15-3t
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FOR SALE or rent-424 11th st. Sc,
near Pa ave, Groom house; bath, large
yard; in good condition, pleasant location.
OWNER, 6O6 A st. ne. au1 4 Stem
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Should be read daily, as changes may
occurr at any time.
FOREIGN MALLS for the week ending
August Il, 1897, close promptly at this
office as fOIlOws:
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FOR sALR-BIcYcLEs.

FOK SALE-Boy's x6-mcb Crendella wheel;
pneumatic tire, "a Address BARGAIN
\, tnfa Office. aul6-3tem
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LEGAL NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUM BIA, W ASH
ingJon, ID. C., August l3, Io97- NOTICE Is
hereby given that the Commissioner rs OF tne
Dist rict OF Columbia intend 10 MAKE tne
following Improvements, Wlltcn are, III thsH
judgment, necessary for the puplIc heaith'
safety and comfort. Assessments FOR one
haIf the cost or tue same VIII be made "a
puoyided for IN pubic act No. III, ap-
proved August z, 1894 Parties VINO ar e
IN nterested In the proposed work are hereby
notified that the Commissioners OF The
District OF Columbia Will give hearing at
the District building on the lst day OF
any and all persons who may Geslre To
object to said improvements being made:
Set New Granite Curblng: ON both Sides
OF 18th ST., between and u sts. NV,
front or squares 253 and 2oS, estimated
Set New Curbing and Lay Cement Side
walk: ON the north side OF u street, be-
tween I7th and leth sts., NV, front
OF square No. 16S; estimated Cost, 81 ,1s7.
On tne east side or l3tn St. NV, between
X and 5 sts., front OF square 276; estimated
cost, 81 $40. ON both sides OF Spruce st -,
between Sd and Larcn sts., lie Drott Park,
| front OF blocks 4, 3, l o, and l 4, lie Drolt
Park; estimated cost, S2,aoO. On DOth
sides OF A Sc. Sc, between I'd and Sd SITS,
front of squares $50 and 76l; estimated
cost, 81 $50. on both sides of l 9th st .,
from Clifton TO Harvard SITS, front OF
blocks II, 70, 25, "a, 80, 81, 81, aud 33,
Columbia Heights, estimated cost, So,2Uo-
Reset Curbs and Lay Cement Sidewalk
ON the south side or | St, between 1th
and 18th St ne, front OF square 9S1;
estimated cost, S545. On the north side OF
PeunsyIv wanna avenue, between 4tn and
9Th SITS. NV, front OF lots ID, h. and E,
square 226: estimated cost, Sl25.
Lay Cement sidewalk: In front OF lot
A, square 23S; estimated cost, $3.50.
On north side or Yale street, between
I2tn and 18Th streets, in front Of lots
! ., 10, IL and II, block 20, Columbia
heights; estimated cost, $500. On north
| side OF princeton street, between 18th and
l4tn streets, in front OF block 80. Columbia
| Heights; estimated cost, $3.50.
Lay vitrificd or Asphalt Block Pave
ment: In alley In square SSl; estimated
| cost, 81 .44S. In alley in square SS2. esti-
mated cost, 81 ,03O. In all alleys in square
| 393; estimated COST 81 go In all alleys in
square 1883, estimated cost, 81 900. In
| the cobbie portion OF alley in square 491;
estimated cost, 81 ,3I2. In alley in rear
| OF Mott school building. block 8, part of
| Howard University, estimated cost, $3.50.
| In the west alley OF square 1244, leading
| south from Z street; estimated cost, S735.
| JOHN W. ROSS, JOHN b. WIGHT.
WILLIAM NJ. BLACK, Commissioners, ID.
u. au16, IL 20 -
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.


LOANS from SIS to $50 to reliable parties;
also money advanced ON bicycles. Room
3, Central bidg., cor. 9th and Pa. ave. NV.
aulz-7t
"A NEW PLAN
$40 TO 81 900 TO LOAN
ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS
HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC.,
Without removal from possession OF owner.
You can have the money the day you
apply for IL. Payments on the prinettpa'
OF any amount. will be received at an ttine'
which Will lessen cost OF loan
MOST DESIRABLE TERMS.
No cost to you If loan is not made.
Strictly confidential.
Please call for further information,
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
ii n FULToN's loan office. 1918 Pa. ave.
NV. money loaned on watches, diainonds,
leweIry, silverware, etc. apl6-6m
LOANS MADE ON APPROVED CoLLAT-
erai, such as life policies, stocks. bonds,
building association shares, syndicate GER
tlrIcates, etc. No delay. YERkEs 4
BAhER, lllo r st. Take elevator. U
LOANS MADE ON FURNITURE.
HORSES, ETC.
Loans made on Furniture. Pianos, Horses.
Wagons. etc., at lowest rates and quickest
possible time. strictly confidential. Please
btiOfe StCuIlnE ioduo cIoc
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
6lO street northwest.
MONEY To LOAN-sl 600 upw ard, at 5
and 3 l-2 per cent ON ID. c. real estatei
$3.50, $500, ETC., at 8 per cent, all
transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers.
WILLIAM II. SAUNDERS & CO.,
apl6-tr 1907 r ST. NV.
MONEY To LOAN at 3 and g per cent
security. real estate in District OF Coiuil
bia; no delay be yond an inspection OF prop,
erty and examination or title. WALTER
+ ACkEK 7o4 lith 1t. NV. mh2S u
WANTED-To borrow from a private party
S10O for mos: good interest and good
security. Address L PkINATE, this offiee.
auI5-St
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LOST


LOST-Whtte and lemon C0lored setter
dog; answers To name of Paul Return
to65I st sw.. and receive reward. Item
S scarf pin with locomo-
tive engraved on ft; lost on going from
Sth and sts. to 9Th, bet. and g sts
Sc Suitable reward psiid II feft at 45S
Sc. St Sc. au1 4-3t-efn
LOST-0n Aug. Is, going. from 1885
Wailach place to the White Lot or on the
road in the White Lot, one g. set opal ring,
old gold. Liberal reward IL returned to
500 II st. NV. ~ aul4-3t
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J. B- HUICHLNSUN- GenefaI ManaRer-
j R WOOD. General Passenger A geni
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The Food show. October rs.

With only one week Intervening before
the formal opening OF - second annual
Seattle Food Exposition. the many exhio-
it0rs are closing contracts for the build
ing Of booths and arranging 10 employ all
the demonstrators and attendants. There
will be thirty-zix different exhibits. the
largest floor space occupied being booth
skis feet. 20 represent a model dining
room Last year this exhibit was one
Of the most popular attractions OF the
exposition. ard when the dining table was
set each day for some new social func-
ton. with the beautiful flowers.
pretty napery ana SOFT, mellow tinted
lights. the ladies' went into ecstacies over
Il II those present then thought the
model dinlng-ro0m a pretty creation,
they should see the ono 20 ~ shown this
year II WI Be hallt up with high walls
ceiling. ard doors and windows Ike 4
genuine room. and when papered IN the
latest STYLE pictures hung on the walls,
sraperies arranged and SET with beauti-
ful furniture bric-a-brac and china, K VIII
be dream % loyeliness. Miss Tracy
VIII superlntend the arrangement q thu
table each day- High teas state
dinners European dining affairs" ard
chilareu's lurcheous. together with al
that Is latest IL this line, VII be shown.
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CiviI Service Examination,

The United States civil service commits
sion has ordered that an examination be
held by its local board in this city on Sat
urday December 4. 1897. commencing a.
O'Clock a. m. for the grades Of clerk
and carrier in the postof1ce service. Only
citizens Of the United States can be ex-
smined. The age limitations for this ex-
animation are as follows: Clerks, over IS;
carriers. over Il and under 70. No appli-
cation viii be accepted for this examina-
ton unless fled with III. ID. Temple. sec
rotary board Of examiners, posiofice
service. Seattle. on the proper blank. be
fore the hour OF closing business on No
vember l3 1897. Applications should be
fled promptly in order that time may re-
main for correction II necessary.
The commission takes this opportunity
OF stating that the examinations are open
10 all reputable citizens OF the United
States who may desire 20 enter the serv-
ice. without regard 70 race or 70 their
political or religious affiliations. All such
citizens are invited 70 apply. They shall
be examined. graded and certified with
entire impartiality. and wholly without
regard 10 any consideration save their
efficiency. as shown by the grades they
obtain in the examination
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-16
LARGE SUNS FOR SALVAGE.
Wrecking Recognized Business Ex-
fensireIr rrncficrd


Owing TO the high salvage money obtain
Ell by rendering assistance to disabled
ship ~ sea, many steamers and sailing
vessels carry on an Irregular sort %
''wreckinE business" by always being on
the alert FOR stranded ships tramp
steamer that can bring a great transat-
lantie or trsnspacfic hner into port sn a
disabled condition rsaiizes more money
than its owner would make n trip across
the sea with fun cargo.
As an illustration Of what saliva ge-money
IS paid FOR towing steamers into port. men-
ton can be made az a few conspicuous
cases In 1883 Tire CITY q Richmond was
towel into Halifax barber. and cost h.r
owners 81 30 in saliva ze- ronev. IN IN.
same winter The city Of Boston broke her
shaft a. sea, and her owners were COM
pei'ed 70 pay E biil, for towing and other
aid. OF s4s5 H WS.n the Atlantic liner
Paris broke down or tire Irish coast. IN
1891 she was tOwed into port az an expeus "A
cf 81 90.
So rich are these prizes that the cnas.
wrecking companies frequently send pow
e~ful tugs 70 az after a storm IN search
Of disabled vessels. u a steamer - severs
DAYS overdue the tugs may 20 hundreds os
miles or the coast and Il this sense the
companies extend their labors into new
eelds-pracficing wTecktng upon the hIgh
seas.
When the fast Atlantic liner New YORK
made her first voyage she ran aground OF
Sandy Hook. and the owner had 20 pay
nearly s1000n9 20 feat her again Ore az
~ Red y. une steamers stuck on TIE
Brsganttne shoals. OF New Jersey. In Iss9.
and the wrsCkiaG coTup auy thst pulled her
OF received 81. .. for is services
The more recent work o coating the
An.xican liner St Paul from the sand
OF Long Branch recalls tie difficulty G.
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NOT ENOUGH WATER.
VIII ". Thomrson's Residence OF
Drexei Ayenuc Burned-House-
hold fsoads saved

The handsome residence Of VIII II.
Thonpson. local counsel for the Great
Northern railroad. al LIS Th!rty-sixth
avenue. was destroyed By fire last even
ing. The damage viii reach y4.ooo OF s. ao.
although the greater part Of shs contents
VAS saved. The IRE apparatus was prac-
tScslly c; 10 use, ewsls 20 the Lack &C
water.
Mr.. Thonpson's home was q TIVE and
hslt story frame. finished in oak II was
built several years ago and cost S go. A
few days ago Ar. Thompson left the city
or . hunting trip 70 WILDLY Island Ms
family remaining az home Las, evening
at s:6 o'eloeS IRE was discovered IN the
roof, near the chimney. A telephoue alarm
was sent into Ere headquarters ard en-
CINE companies Nos. s and g. chemical en-
CINE No. and truck Ma. 3 responded. By
the tine the apparatus was az the FIRE.
which Is about a fifteen-rinuts run from
the nearest house, the danes were IN pos
session % The upper part o. the house,
and gaining Roadway every moment
A busy sight EAS revealed 70 the fire.
men. The entire nslghboFhood had turned
out. and as the fire burned slowly. owing
20 the good material and care used in con-
struction. large part Of the furniture.
pictures and clothing had been removed.
The hrsmen, while waiting for water
turned in and helped carry out what re-
phoas few seconds ahead OF the flames
and tore Il from It's fassenings. Even the
plano was saved. Miss Mae Thorn pson. the
eldest daughter. was convalescing from
an attack % typhoid fever, but she was
taken from the house without serious
trouble.
In order TO get stream Of water the
nremen we're compelled TO piece together
ell the hose they had. II made line s.ooo
feet long. but practically amounted 70
nothing toward stopping the are. BY the
time the flames had finished their work
there was hardly a vestige left OF one Of
the incest homes IN the Drexel avenue dis
irict Owing 20 the absence OF Mr.
Thompson, the exact loss cannot be given
The house, however. cost $3.50. 1t vas
insured.
Chief kellogg said last night that as the
FIRE burned slowly there would have been
a lighting chance at least 10 save the
house II sufficient water had been at
hand. I'VE were compelled TO so six or
seven blocks 10 reach the nearest
hydrant." said the chief. and when We
did get a single stream II was Of little
use. There is certainly need Of an ex-
tension OF the water system in that dis
trict On Drexel avenue there are many
handsome residences. but IL any one OF
them catches fire the probabilities are
that IL viii be destroyed"
The residents Of the Drexei avenue dis
trict have raised their voices several
times for better water supply. special
reference being had 70 protection from
fire.
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AZ the seattle Theater.

DR. lloyd Cooke. the "rsycho}ogfcal
enigma who has been sfartlinr the
Eastern people by his manifestations Of
spirit power VII give m entertainment
az The Seattle theater sunday evening IN
which viii ~ introduced the leading feat
ures Of tia programme rendered IN other
large cities. where Thousands q people
fockeG % u1Grvel ar the spirliuzHstfc
tests which he accomplished. D.. Cookies
programme IS not carried out IN the
shadows az diu1ly-nEhted stage. but
with tAe lights or fuU throughout the
whole theatsr ans the things which he
docs are 8reu 20 the closest observation
Il fact &c is 60 sure ~ MS position when
nc undertakes 20 make table Goat n the
afr some spirit hard - Pass around 6cu-
anetS - calls upon an ancient grand
mother o. some one ia the audience 10 IT.
dlts few l.nes - the state for the bene-
~ - her postevity. thst he invites ccr7-
rnlttes from fha audience % occupy Seats
unon ths platform. ars gives them al
res soua his ieeNAv II their EFFORTS u an6
cut rev & Is Done.
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a DARING BURGLAR.
ue Enters a Residence In Daylight
and Gets Away With $40.

A Caring and siglaily successrai onfsH1s
took place IN broad daylight az the res
denca OF Mrs Katie Clark. lsos F4fth ave
nue. Mrs. Clark's residence Is on corner
ana the lawn extends back Of the house
on both the north and south sides Mrs
Clark's sleeping room - on the north sac
~ The house and the window may Ds
easily reached from the ground.
Yesterday morning Mrs Clark left slo IN
der q pillow on her bed. with the intention
Of using Il later In the day 70 pay rent
During the forenoon she was busy In the
hack mart OF the house About noon she
was In the backyard. while her daughter,
Miss Lizzie Clark. was upstairs. Nothing
unusual happened TO attract their atten-
ton or cause them 20 think that sntruders
we're In the house.
At o'clock Mrs. Clark had occasion 20
60 after the money she had secreted- The
moment she entered her bedroom she saw
th.. something most unexpected had hap
psned. The roam was II grea; disorder
Articles OF wearing apparel were streEn
around In every direction and the contents
OF a trunk we're distributed with royal dis
regard 20 nsatness. The bed gave svi-
esnces az having been rausacked. Mrs.
Clark rushed 20 the pillow and discovered
that the $40 had been taken. Further In
vsstlgation showed that silver watch,
owned by her son. John Clark. which had
been hanging on the wan. was also miss
ing.
II ala not require much time 10 get at
the mystery IN the case. The daring bur
rlar had entered through the bedroom win
dow leaving traces IN the shape OF
scratches on the window sill and wall out
side. whore he had climbed up. Later IN
the afternoon tire ease was reported 70 the
police and Detective Sam COrhett was de-
tailed 20 make an investigation.
The exact time that the burglary took
place could not have been definitely deter
mined only that q young lady named Lena
Alexander. who lives near Mrs. Clark
house recalls having seen n man dressed
IN dark clothes crossing the lawn about
noon. II Is presumed by members OF the
Clark family that the daring housebrsaker
went direct 20 the window al the north
side of the house. knowing that Mrs.
Clark was IN the backyard. effected an
entrsnee and without entering any other
room made hts escape.
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BRENTTIE =.

Detective " T. Meredith. who has been
IN for several DAYS with lie grip, Is cut
again but stu very ve3k.
George Cad, TIE youug man who was
found praylnE on re street Was taken
home yesterday oy his father.
TIE 3unlor supeTinteadents of the Chris
tfan EndaaV0r soc8sties VIII meet this az
teruoou az : O'Clock al Plymouth church
Harry Hammer. a furniture dealer. ard
Frank Emerson. a secondhand man. were
arrested ,ast Right - Officer shenanan
for fsattnE.
There VIII - special meeting az the
board % managers % The Yourg Wemsu :
Christian Association on Monday. October
- ~ 80 >. n
Gus Butler. vic vas arrested By De,ec-
tive Cudlhce Thursday afternoon with a
fire rev jimmy ir MS posxs ss.1u. w4.l se
charged Sith carrying Burglars tools
@ Barserts OF the Maison Tcrtoni res
taaranE Ess aFrss1ed yesterday afternoon
on re charge q seiing liquor without =
Ecsose. he was re.sased or 80 casa
eAL-
A meeting f7r women vii BE held az
the Young WcTnras Carfs.3Rn A=ocs2-
,ion rooms IS Thtrd avenue. Oh SUNDAY.
az q IN Al women ard girls are cor
daily invited 70 - present
p Mafoasy = horse dealer. was arrest
"a yesterday afternoon on suspicion %
having stoss1 single harness waIch &c
lad n his possession He sd re pur-
turned from Alaska
Ma . Angelo. o. 80 Jessie street.
San Francisco. e very anxious 20 bear
sTam her husband. Joseph Anglia who left
Ter and went 70 AL2ska. see hzs heard
shas BE hsz returned 20 SsaEts@. L az
pears sc = some c1e bad made trouble be-
.wssn a1An and wite aE4 shs former slE -
y lef: Ao1ae-
Cslef q Police Red signed a~11zvst
Esse-r8ay stating LaEt k'reG BucnAn re-
yezs@d - sAz To- aiding pace q. } pr.
- ne goods tzke- fro-a F4zcks t>wesFy
sore e. ne undertaking taat = vas
oct e - prosecuted Thlx vas @e-s wIIn
80 kuowie4Es e. re prosecuting attor-
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