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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-09
MattingS.

NldlttilxS.
Our stock of Mattings pur-
chased when prices were at the
very lowest ever known, contains
choicest patterns of sound goods
only.
Fancy Japanese Mattngs. choice pat
terms, l0c.
Cotton-Warp Seamless Mattings. worth
20c.-1ic.
Fancy China. Satin-F'inish. Seamless.
Extra Heavyweight Mattings, 2oc.
value. for TIC.
Seamless, equal to any S5c. qualities,
for 20c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-09

Orders for printing sent to thu Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and The style OF work and prices viii b
sure 70 please you
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-09
White Goods.

Single Width White French Organizes
IL. 20 Csc.
Double Width White French Organizes,
IS, so. 75c.
India Linons great values, from 5 to 2Sc.
per yard.
A special grade Of, Striped Pique. origi-
nally lie, few pieces for s 1-Jc.
Linen-Finish White Duck. worth &C.. for
II lie.
Hand Spun Ducking for Skirts, very hne
and soft, should be &c, for II lie.
English Long Cloth. a very fine quality,
that is | IA yards wide. cannot be re-
placed under zoe. per yard; we have
few 12-yard pieces at $50 per piece.
Very fine quality 40-inches-wide Linon
d'Inde. a few pieces OF the zoe. grade
foy. 10 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-09

U,HE SECURITY TRUST AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
ANNUAL STATEMENT ENDING asr DAY
DECEMBER ACTUAL SECURITY,
TRUST IFEINsURANCE COMPANY ORGANIZED UNDER THE
PENNSYLVANIA MADE TO THE AUDITOR
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA. PUR-
Name Company SECURITY, LFEINsU
of
Character OF
T. PATrSON
Secretary e,
anizedo OF
roucqdBus Sill b.
thu Gencra
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09
1OC for a Want ad
RADlkIN g. CO0NEY,
2oo-MAIN sTREET-2e2
Every Article Marked in Plain Figures !!
Goods must be satisfactory money refunded.
@ Watch for Our erand Bicycle bnnouuCement>E4M

READY TO USE DRESS
SKIRTS.
3 dozen Shepherd check,
full sweep, lined with rustic
cambria, 98c
At 81 90 a splendid fancy
plaid Skirt, wide, rustic lined.
AT $2.98-An all wool
Shepherd check Skirt, brown
or green.
At SO 98-An all wool
novelty Skirt, brown, green,
purple, also a nice figured
black Skirt, worth $5.
AT &l.69-We sell you a
handsome Shepherd check
Waist, velvet trimmings, hand
somely made.
The new patterns of yard
wide Sea Island Percales are
worthy of your attention, ar
10 lac a yard.
LACES.
A magnificent assortment
of the new Oriental Laces,
white and e:ru 30 TO $50
yard.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09
AuBOthetlca.

The uso Of anesthetics in surgical opera
lions has made this now world. The re
cent commemoration Of the employment
of ether to deadcn pain inevitable to sur
gerry emphasized this fact anew. But wha
heroism, now seen to be unnecessary, wa
displayed when patients had to face th
tcrrors of opcrationsi almost two cen
turtles and half ago an Englishman, visit
ing Paris, saw an operation involving {
risk to life performed ON a child only o.
years old. She underwent the operation
with most extraordinary patience" and ex
pressed great joy" when she saw 1t wa
over. We can well understand the Joy, bu
tho patience seems almost incredible to
generation which escapes 30 much pair
through the Unreasonable mercy Of dis
covcries that Danish suffering.
Companion.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09

ANY one can carry on the experiment
with this fertile word comprehensive al
much farther as nc pleases. 1t is no better
word for the purpose than 1000 othel
words In the English language.
81 got into the habit Of practicing with
words In this way wheh1 was II boy, and
can't get out of 1t. 1t often helps to put
me to sleep at night, and 1t sometimes
takes up my mind when am walking IL
the street or dining at my club or holding
o conversation. 1t Is bothersome habit.
When / was introduced the other day 70 Q
man named Wilson, set to work at onct
upon his name, out of which i got win,
won, sin, son, now, sow, soil, no and on.
and / also sought to justify myself in get
ting wo, because the word woe was Often
spelled that way i'm old times.
1.-The habit bothers me In reading, foi
many a time / cannot help stopping to in
dulge in il. stand ready TO warn every
person against falling into IL, for / do not
believe that any one who takes II up cal
ever shake IL of. That's ny experience. ,
Exchange.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09
BED SPREADS.
All hemmed, good size, 79c.
AT 9Bc = Big size, all
hemmed.
At $l.19-Large size,
heavy spread, all hemmed,
splendid patterns.
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

Ladies fine hand sewed vica
kid boots, in lace or button, all
sizes, worth $3.50 pair, we
want to close out at $l.9S pair.
Ladies dongola kid Boots,
in lace or button, worth 81 so
pair, at CSC pair.
Ladies' fine dongola kid
boots, sizes 2 1-2 to 7, the new
est styles of toes, worth $1.87
pair; sale price $1.25 pair.
Misses tl.2s lines at esc.
Misses spring heel dongola button. sizes
ii IL to 2, worth tl, at 7ec pair.
Child's spring heel, lace or button, sizes a
eec. wv "
Chiid's no heels. at i7c pair, worth sec.
noc no heels nj ssc pair.
Boys spring heel, lsce, tl kind at eec pair
el8 Ind at &c pair.
Larger sizes at &c and 9sc pair.
Mems hne calf shoes. plain or can toes
worth - pair; to close 1t ei.se pair.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09
81 OR ONE DAY.
A Punishment That No Man Need Fear IL
Gotham's Police Courts.


If any respectable person should happer
to get into the hands Of the police and b,
fined by city magistrate, when he hat
no money and didn't want TO make known
his plight TO friends, he might be benefit
ed by knowing that some threatened term,
of Imprisonment are not 30 awful as they
seem to be-. This is due TO tho fact that the
day OF commitment and the day of dis
charge always count In law as full days
and that 1t Is the custom not to put n per.
son to serving out sentence until the END
Of the day of commitment and to releas<
him on the morning Of the day of dis
charge.
was witnessed the other day at the Charles
Street police station. A reporter had gone
there upon some news errand, and while
he talked to the sergeant at the desk ht
noticed that the main room was nearly fill
ed with push carts.
"We have had to make raid upon @
lot of poor fellows" explained the ser
geant.
Just then n policeman came In with two
venters and reported at the desk.
"They were all fined 81 each or ont
day." no said referring to- the batch oi
push lhSh tHtAt nc tdhSu W CouTb
"These two men paid their fines and hav,
come hack with me to get their carts.
"All right" said the sergeant. "Ge
some men from the back room and hell
| them out with the carts"
While the carts were got out the sergcan
glanced up at the clock
"It's after A." he said. "AlI the rest O
them will be here in minute or two
You'd better stay and be ready to hol
them out with the rest Of the carts
| You sec," continued tho sergeant b
the reporter, "these two men who pal,
their fines have saved only few minutes
and If they had not been geenhorns the
would have kept their money. The Others
guess, have been there before. The off
cial day in court ends at o'clock, whel
the court adjourns, and all the prisoner
who have been fined I'll or committed 10
one day are released. It's time for tho 9th
ers to be here now"
Sure enough, as he spoke they cam
trooping In. Thsy were smiling, and the
glanced with quizzical looks at the mel
who had paid their fines and were goin
down the street.-New York Sun.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09
How Money Grows.

How money accumulstes In generation
is shown by the increase of the fund o
$3.50, 900 left in 1877 by Allen q. Lewis o
Chicago to found a free technical collcg
In that city. His viii provided that tn
money should be invested until 1t reaches
an amount that would insure good build
Ing and the support Of the college b!
November, 1895, the endowment had bces
swellcd TO 81 900, 900, and In September
1896, the institute was opened.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09
A Bout With Max Beerbohm.

A recent interviewer of Max Beerbobm
quotes that interesting and rather able
pers,In as saying that he talks with "press-
men" only because it is amusing TO him
to read the Misrepresentation that appear
In next days paper. This may or may not
throw some light on certain other state.
ments which Mr.. Beerbohm Is said to have
made. Speaking Of his life at Oxford, he
called IL "a provincial little place, pcopled
with schoolmastcrs, where the inhabit.
ants 'are always spending afternoons do
ing things in flannel" 1t seems that Mr.
Becrbohm tried % found there Johnso-
nian salon, whose members were to call
each other "sir, 4" and In the evening have
a chop at the Mitcr but the scheme failed
vi Davidson's ballads this was said: Il
AN very fond of his yerse-its expression
Il so perfect 1 confess, though, can't in
the least understand his philosophy. When.
ever any OF his poem people have done any.
thing wrong, hc canonlzcs them aud makes
them happy. Ii Is Just as n some littlo
habcrdashers assistant in the Rromptop
road had stolen piccc of cloth, and tho
omniscient Mr.. William Whitcley, gcttina
TO hear of H. had at once made him fore.
man In his shop"
Another interesting revelation Is tina,
"the little controversies which always crop
up when l have given fresh work of ar,
20 London are the only compensation for
the bore Of producing them. hate writing
1t is very distastcful to ns indeed" In
conclusion Mr.. Becrbohm warned tho In
ecryiewcr not TO make his article too short
"I must warn you," no said, "agsinst
compression In art Remember that herr
o( oxen ON prairie 10 moro valuable thar
q Gin Of IA brand Of meat extrac
which the English ''pressmsn" does no
hssitate TO specify. 1t is not unfar, per
hspe, 70 wonder bow much be earned b!
tringing In the name.-New York Times
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09
ne 1.Ays Win wonYS.
Got Into the Habit Long Ago and Can't
shake II on.

81 often amusc myself" said Sphilolo
gist, "by trying to ascertain how many
words can make out of the letters of any
word that may happen to think OF and
may use for experiment.. Take, for exam.
pie, short word, such as rat, and you
will at once notice that the letters Of II
give art, at, tar, and, If you like, taS,ar.
There came to my mind last night the Iona
word comprehensive, and suppose that
nearly 100 other words can be formed from
the 10 letters contained in 1t. The various
words took shape very rapidly in my mind.
and ] seized pen to jot them down.
Here is the Vet of paper. AS you ruL
through thei III would like you 20 keep il
your minds eye the word comprehensive,
from which all of them are drawn:
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09

An international exhibition Of gastropo.
my and OF culinary art Is To takc place ~
Vienna In 1908 In honor of the fifticth an.
niverary Of the rcign Of the emperor Of
Austris- Hungary.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09

The Ivory market st Antwerp. organ
ised scarcely five years ago. has become
the largest one In tho world-larger than
the two other great markets, that Of Lon
Don and that Of Liverpool.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09

Any one in posssss'on Of D cents can 90
20 the nearest dealer In medicines and pro-
o IRE bottle Of Salvation OIL and 70 cured
q orce Of rbsumatism, nsoralgis, or any
n Air oe ache.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-09

Grace KimbIi Cigar, q, >. y. DouoAu.'..
The times., 1897-11-22
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW NORI
AND PHILADELPHIA.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

tScbetulc in effect NOvemIeE y, - -
Am trains arrive and leave PennsyINdAia
So a. n.-DaIly, local FOR DanViLe,
Cbarlotte and way st1tiCAS- toIileCLN ~.
Manassas FOR StTaSbufs, HalriSe1lf @ = 90 -
stanton, daily except Sthue1- St- t,,stt- CO. =,
IvrchhuFE win the NuIio!k anu " SStTlil'
d5iiv. and with the CheSapeGAe 5El ohio'
daily, for the Natural Bridge ana LeAiLl5
'oIi Is a.m.-Daiiy, eUNITED STATES
FAST Ma IL, carries fMll!Hah butLst
slsrDers New YORK and washington 20
Jack Sunville, uniting al s,tISD1tJ -
Pullman Sleeper for ASEeFiHe anu NOT
Springs, y. C; knQXvhlc anu n 4.4,i1 ~
tangoga Tenn. and at Cild Itotle w y u Z ssli .
US.fn SIeeDer for Augusta Pullman butIrt
SIecper, New YORK To New orleans, o. meet
inc at Atlanta for brlnln sham anu Yen YEN
mis- solid train, Washington 70 New
ttrieaus without change. sunset 2 er'lu;4ly
SduduCted tourist eXClTSlo n through sleeper
ON this train every NeHneSeaY 70 san
Francisco, without cn4hSe- g..
4.u1 ID. rn-LoCal fUT Front Royal StFaS-
Allru aud Harrisonburg, daily, except sun
4iSi uaY .. m.-DaIy, local for Charlottes-
'',,e' i.e'4s q. nl.-Daly, WAS HINGTON AND
sOUT HIVES II EEiN. v - IlbU LID, .-11 Il ~
TIED composed of Pullman NeStlb,lled
sleepers. dining cars ana DAY co3cHes-
Pullman sleepers New 1olk ec NdSiS litr'
TeDu ia s shevile, knoNVille, ana Shat-
tao0oga. New York 60 Tampa, via Char
IUIte Columbia. SAVANNAH o, and jacESgil V.lie,
,fnitiuqs at DanviIle with Pullman sleeper
RiCnUFUlu 10 4Al-ttl-teis ~ wi NAtA.lA Atf
lin Connection for Aiken, S c.; New
Work TO Memphis, via Birmingham; New
York TO New Orleans via Atlanta AMI
NDnicCmerv. VeStibuled day coach Wash
ineton 10 Atlanta. Southern railway dining
car, Greensboro to Montgomery
TRAINS 0N WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington 9-Ol a n
dalIV and 445p m daily. except sunday,
aud 625 D. m. sunday only Tor Round hiii
432 p. m. daily, except sunday, I0t Lees
burg, and 6.25 p. m daily FOR Herndon-
Refining, arrive at Washington Sc a.
n and 800 D. IA. daily, from Round Hill.
ana I .06 a. m. dailv, except sunday, from
HeTndon, and S.34 a. III. daily, except sun
day, from LeeshUTg-
Through trains from the South arrive at
Washington 6 ~ a. M, 22O p. ~ and
9.25 d. m daily. HarriSOnburg, , 40 p
| m. aud 9.25 D. N. daily. except sunday,
4 and $50 a. IN. daily from charlottesville.
Tickets. sleeping car reservation, and in
| formation furnished at offices, 7O5 18th
/ St NV. oil Penns ylvania avenue. and az
I PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Passenger station
! w. H GREEN, Gen. Supt.
/ j.. NJ. GULF, Traffic Manager
| W. a. TURK, Gen. Pass. Agents
1 L. >. BROWN, Gen. A9t. Pass. Dept
The times., 1897-11-22

FOR RENT T-1341 18th st. N.Y.. large I'd
story front room; also, desirable back
rom, same floor 1T
The times., 1897-11-22
BaItilnOre2OhiO

Schedule in effect Nov. 1 4, 1897
Leave Washington from station corner
Of New Jersey avenue aud street
For Chicago and Northwest NesJlbuied
Limited trains l1.O5f li-25 a. H., 500
y. q.
lis, Express, l1.25 a. III. EesJiouieu Lin
tied $40 p M, express 100 p. IL
For PitJsburg and Cleveland, express
daily LOS a. H. and 500 p IN
For COluulbus- Toledo and Detroit, LOO
Is lnchesyer aud way stations, t5, fI1.25
a. m, $40 anu t5.3o p. II
ChaItanouga, Knoxville, Bristol ana hOa-
noke, .IO-a5 F. Ia. daily sieepinsS cars
For Lurav. $40 p. M daily.
For Baltimore, week days, o, 80,
xT.O5, xT-I0, NT-3O, Is, $50, GS-50
NiU.UU d. m-. " 40 N, Sl-,,lU, l<.iI'
NIl5. X3.O 90, 3 20. N4.3O, 4.3J- X o %
x5IO, N5. 80, MO-. SO, No-UO, olo,
xs 20. 11.15, Nl1.5O p. M ana NI--Ol
night sanda Us, \ X 10 \ \ 10 : % 20, 10
8 20, 435, Xj-O5. XJ-lo, 90, No-g0'
N9.2O, Ills. Nll-3O p ai., S Zl--yl ui=!5t.
For Annapolis, 10 and : so Q. in-, so
For Frederick, week days, 5. 11.O5, ,i1-25
a. M, 3 40, $50. 80, p Ii > sundays
For Hagerst6wu, r1I.O5 m and $3.50
p. m.
500 a. m, 43O. . 30. 7.G5 p. N. sun
davS. 8 90 a. m. 1.15. -O5 p. IN.
For GaitherSbuTg ana way points, WeeS
DAYS, 5, 8, a. m, 1880, S-1o, 4-3S,
30 7.U5. Il-fi- p IN. sundays, u
NJ. .15. ABB, 7.05, 1915 p. IL
For WaSulu gtJn j unCtlUn tId way FoInIS,
: A. m. $50. 5-30 p IN week days
a. m, 10 p IA sundays
R0YAI. BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA
An trains Illuminated with PiRtsch light.
I For Philadelphia, New York session anu
/ the East, week days, 100, > ~ u, NJ
1905 tI.I5 all Dining Cars, ), QUO Dil-
me carr. @ E-ul uIEIIt- Sleeping CSt open
aT 10 orcI0ckt Sundays .-fo- a H.
( tI.I5 Dining carr, 3, t5.Uo Dining Gar ,.
Z l2.t,I uigHt. Sleeping Car open % ClcC 4
/ Additional trains fOr PHILADELPHIA teA-
/ days, daily, p. NJ
/ Parlur Cars ON all da trans.
! For A tlantic City, 10 a n-. LOO uoont
! ana 1I5 and 3 p M week days, a. N
/ Sundays.
] fFXceDI sunday. XENpresS trains
/ F7cEace called Tor ami checked from no.
l teIs and residences by Union TansieT CC-
/ an orders left at ticket offices, . y 1,ehi!-
/ svfvania avenue northwest EeW iof \
.venue and Fifteenth street. AMI % depot.
! T-N N GREENE, D--B. MAtellNt
/ t;eD. Mana ger Mgr. Pass. lFatIlc-
The times., 1897-11-22
S6sO Chesapeake
s6ufs & Ohio Ry.

Through the Grandest Scenery of
America, All Trains Vestihuled,
Electric Lighted. Steam Heated.
All Meals Served in Dining Car =.
Station Sixth and B streets.
Schedule in effect November 4. 1897.
2:20 r. NJ. DAILY-Cncinnati and ST.
LOUIS SpecaI--Solid train for Cincinnati,
Pullman Sleepers TO Cincinnati Lexington,
Louisville, indianapolis, and ST. Louis
without change. ParlOr Cars, Cincinnati
20 Chicago. Connects at CovnEtOn, Va,
for Virginia Hot Springs.
lilo z. NJ. DAILI-F. F. Y. Limited
Solid train FOR Cincinnati. Pullman Sleep
ers TO Cincinnatit Lexington, and Louis
vile without change, open for reception
OF passengers at p. III. Pullman Com
parLnent Car to Virginia Hot springs, with
ont Change, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and sat
urdays. Sleepers, Cincinnati 10 Chicago
and st. Louis.
1857 A. 81, EXCEPT SUNDAY-ParlOr
Car, Washin glon To RichmondaTd RiChmoad
TO Old Point. Only ral line via Penn,
r., F. Il p, and G. x o. Railways.
2:2G p. M. DAILY-For GOrdOnsvilIe,
charlottesville, stanton ana for kICu-
mond, daily, except Sunday.
Reservation and tickets at Chesa peake
and Ohio offices, 513 and 1921 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, and al the station.
II. " FULLER,
nOlo-a.m-tt General Pa SenEer i gent.
The times., 1897-11-22
RAILiiOADS.
RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway.
From Station I3 IL ST. & Pa. Ave.
In Effect November II, 1897.


For Alexandra (week days, $50. 7.05,
1.3o, eX.; 500, $50, S.59, $50, 1908,
eN; LOO, II 4 8 a m; 1905, eX.i go,
1.l5, 40, 2.O5, eX.: 2.4O. 3.20. $50,
ex:. 4.l5, cX.; 4.50. 5.05, $40, ex.;
23;4Q, sos, eX.; 6.30, 7.06, 500. 500,
1000, 1I.20, 11.59 p. 10.
For Alexandra sundays, Z 40, so.
9.45, 10 30, 11.f5a M. 1900 noon, II. 40
I.30, 2.I5, 300. 40, 4.30, 5.I5, eco.
6'45, Z 80, S.15 8 90. 1000, 20 p. m.
For Mount Vernon tweek da Us s. 80 : -09,
1908, II .05, 100 a m, 1905, 1-10.
2'O5, 3.59, 7.06 p. N.
For Mount Vernon tsundaysl, 7 40, o 45
a. m, 100 noon, 2.t5, 3.45 and 6.45
p m.
For Arlington and a queduct Bridge tweek
daysl, 500, g SO, 1905, and II 90 a. M,
!25;93' Il 20, u Il ., 2;O5 40, 800; 4.l3;
For Arlington ana Aqueduct Bridge
sundays, 7:45, S:45 9.45. 1890 Sl / 3,
a. IN, 200 noon, l2.45, I.30, 2.lJ.
8: 90, 3.45, 4:3O, 5:i5, 600, 6:45,
T:3O, $40 p. ID.
Baggage checked free for passengers
holding first-class tickets at station. BIZ
cycles, 20 cents each. Parcels carried.
nol3tf
The times., 1897-11-22
FOR RENT-FLATS.
'OR RENT-.'THE MAJESTICr

FOR RENT-'THE MAJESTIC"
tFormerly the Chinese Legation.)
This elegant brown stone building has been
TemUdeled and handsomely furnished: rooms
for rent single ana eli suite; parlorS, recep-
tion-rOoms and dining-rooms, especially ar
ranged for private receptions, teas, etc;
a magnificent ballroom viii be mace one
of the attractions of the house
The CUISINE, complete in all appoint
ments is unsurpassed. The location, 14th
and \ ale StS NV, is the highest point in
the city. Now open for Inspection. For
terms, apply to
K. J. RSHALL, Manager,
no20- 3t-eu sos II ti. It. NV
FOR RENT - Flat Of Two basement rooms;
steam-heat: range in kitchen: no children
rent SO. 210 L SO. NV. noI7-6t
The times., 1897-11-22

FOR RENT-513 sth st. Sc. OWNER, 3l0
Del. ave lie. no22-:}t
The times., 1897-11-22
SITUATIONS wANTEp-MALE


EANTED-By an honest, mddle-a ged man,
German, single, situation, understands
care of horses, milking, raising yegetab bleS
and ma king himself generally useful; good
nome more an object than high wages
best refs. F. WINTER, Takoma PARK,
d. {. no22-H
ANTED-Position as clerk in first,
-SasS grocery, or collector Tor lnstan-
nicnt house. best OF reference. ADDRESS
j C., this office. no2l-3t
WANTED-A place as butler, ielln,an m or
housework, coaclman. refs. Car 80
o st NY. Bo%1-oe
WANTED = A competent architectural
draughtsman desires enpl9yniean!tIi; > E39gyl %
refs: moderate pay Address NODES 81 ! T.
this office, hozo-oO
NTED-By young man, work uI any
kind: night work preferred; does mol use
tobacco or liquor. Address STEAD I, ms
Office. no2O-3t
WANTED $50 cash anu So per month for
GovernmenU position 500 per ulohthi l
am Sonof veteran and honorable discidt Beu
soldier and have passed civil service eA-
animation. a Address WORTH Y, tiiiS Of
flee. no@o-3t
The times., 1897-11-22
For RENT OR SALE

FOR SALE OR RENT-A business place
suitable for manufacturing purposes;
space 3ox100. Address Z. A. NJ, this
office mol SGT
The times., 1897-11-22

FOR RENT-One large front room, nicely
furnished; suitable for one or two per
sons: also small room; good location. 10
Stn ST. NV. no22-3t
The times., 1897-11-22

FOR SALE-'97 bicycles on So monthly
payments. We are closing out our en-
tire stock of ladies' and mems &igh-grade
new and secondhand '97 bicycles on So
monthly Payments No matter how small
your salary, You can afford bicycle IN
such terms AS these. F. q. SMITH. 1925
Pa ave. mol S-6t,em
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FOR REN NT-Nicely furnished front and
back rooms; completely furnished for light
huusekneptng. BIT Pa. ave. NV, I'd floor.
no2I-6t
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FOR RENT-CaIigraph typewriter. No. .;
perfect condition; So. Address SETTLE,
Harrison Flats. no21-3t
The times., 1897-11-22

DRESS SUITS for hire at Gamers. 7tn
and II sts. no1G-tf
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For sALE-Hou sEs.

FOR SALE $3.50 cash and 81 per month
New press brick dwelling on Sd st. Sc:
sacrifice al $1,000. II. Nj. DANTE, owner,
405 10th st. NV. no21 -3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

W ANTED-Two good horses on trial. Adj
dress NJ. NJ. M, this office. 1t
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FOR RENT-For gentlemen; nicely fur
nished second-story front room: private
family; heat and gas. 1895 lQth st.
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FOR GtIE-BICYCLEs.

FOR LE-will sell lady's wheel, first
class condition. cheap. 500 18th ST
NV. no22-3t
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WANTED-1 or 2 secondhand pool tables
on easy terms. Gail or address, s L
st. Sc; after s p. m. 1t
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should be read daily, as changes may
occur a any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded To the
ports or sailing daily, and the schedule
OF closIngs Is arranged on the presumption
OF their uninterrupted overland transit.
For the week ending November p, 1897,
Tie last connecting closes are uISde at
this office : follows.
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FoR RENr .rHE MAJEsrIoo

formerly the Chinese Legation.)
ThiSeleganthrown-sto stone building has been
relnodeled ana handsomely furnished; Toons
for rent single ana en- suite; parlors, recep-
tlon-roOms and dining rooms, especially ar
ranged for private receptions, teas, ETC..
d magnificent ballroom VIII he made one
OF the attractions of the house.
The CUISINE, complete in all It's ap-
polBtnentS, IS unsurpassed. The location,
l4th and Yale SITS NV, is the highest point
in the city. Now open for inspection. For
terms, apply To
II T MARSHhJI Manager