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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-26
Golf nj IInr Iiarbor.

BAR I~IARBoR. Me, Aug. 25.-The first matches
In tho scratch golf tournament for the Green
Cup, offered by William Lawrence Green OF Al
bany and valued at $500, were played to-day
over tho regular course at the Kebo Valley
Club. The winners were NJ. II. Wright Of Phila-
delphia and Arden Robbins Of Now, York. The
tournament Is limited 10 scratch players, com.
prisins NJ, IL. wrIgn, Of the phiIadelphis Gopn-
Country Club. Arden Robbins. Of the st; AM
drew's Club, Herbert Leeds Of the brooklino
brook Country Club. In to-day's matches Rob.
bins met Leeds, Wright net Tappi., Newhall
drew u bye.
careful golf, the former finally winning by Q up
and 70 play. In tho Wright -TNpgin match
there were few sensational features, The Philas
delphia Country Club player had himself well
under control and won out easily, showing up
we'll in his pitch shots, puts, and drives. He had
no difficulty in winning, by ) up aud 4 to play,
The afternoon match between Newhall and
Wright was productive Of excellent play. Both
were on their mettle and some, tine scoring, was
made. The match was finally halved. Play
will he resumed tomorrow. when Leeds plays
Newhall, Robbins plays Tnppin, and Wright
plays Robbins.
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Tho weather.

Fair weather prevailed over all the country yester-
day, exospt that an area Of low pressure passing out
the st. Lawrence Valley continued to induce cloudy
weather and rain in the New England statss and
Canada. There was . second depression central 10
che north Of Montana. but It in causing little or no
disturbance. An area OF high pressure has shown "
self on the north Pacino coast. whore the tsmperar
ture IL falling. 1t waa also colder in the DakotAs.
Wisconsin. and Michigan.
In this city the day was fair, except for showers In
the afternoon, highest onioiAl temperature TT. low
est es'; average humidity ~ per cent? wind south
erly, average velocity l2 miles an hourI aromste
corrected to read to sea level. At 8 A. ii. se.e9. SP.
II. 1891.
The Thermometer at the United States Weather Blu,
...n rAuisLapah TIA tamnarntnra HSatardAX a. folIoMnI
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EXCITED.

Ordered to Vacate Their Grazing Grounds on
Indian Reservations.
PERRY, o. T.. Aug. 25.-Consternation reiEns
among the lessees of the lands of the Ponca and
otoe Indian reservations on account Of the order
to vacate Immediately.
There are from 90 to 100 lessees. most of
whom have large farms that have large crops of
growing cotton and corn, and among the ~lessees
are two of the largest cattle mon OF the Indian
Witherspoon. who have each from $4,000 to
10o.o 900 acree under fenco for stock pasture. and
several hundred thousand head OF cattle arc
yearly pastured. Tho lessees have appealed to
the Secretary of tho Interior.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-26
4 BURGLAR AWAKENs MISS DRAM.

NE Gets Away with Only 09S Worth Q E Trin-
kots Belonging TO = COmHtook Agent
A burglar entered the house of George K.
Dram. ono Of Anthony Comstock's agents. at
East Second street and Avenue Il, Brooklyn, at
A:30 O'Clock, yesterday morning, and carried on
two umbrellas. wearing apparel and several
t%rinkets, in all valued at $25. Mr.. Dram re-
70 lock the kitchen window and tho burglar en-
tered the house by this means. Miss Fannie
Dram, who was sleeping on tho second floor, was
awakened by the burglar, who made q, noise In
stumbling over a chair. The door of her room
was open and there was a light in the hall. She
made his escape through the front door.
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Convention OF North America st. Gesrre's U.,o..

UTICA, Aug. 25.-The seventeenth convention
of the North America st. Georges Union opened
in this city to-day and will continue through
Thursday. There arc ten afilisting societies In
Canada and as many in the United States.
There arc present only thirty six delegates. IN
Guiding seven from Canada Nearly all tho
delegates are accompanied by their wives. The
attendance IL somewhat smaller than usual,
as the average attendance Is seventy. To-day
tho delegates went TO St. Georges Church and
listened TO q sermon by the Rev. Llewellyn Galley
The Nominating Committee reported as fol-
lows: President. Warren 4. Burton Of Hamilton.
Phiiadeiphia, Pa; Second Vice.President. John
b. Cox OF London; General Secretary. Thomas
y. Yeates Of Washingtonj Local Corresponding
Charles +. Smith Of. Kingston; Chaplain. the
Rev. Leweliyn N. Galley of Philadelphia.
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WASHINGTON FORECAST FOR rHURSDAr.
For Net1 England and eastern New Yorh. JesSt
variable sctnds. becoming nOrthtosss.
For the District h of Columbia. eastern PeDnSylvaniA
New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland, and Virginia. fart
variable windl, becoming north.
For western New York and western PennsyiSaniA.
fair, warmer, light, variable winds, beeoning south
east, increasing.
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To onnsO Tho Pasumatio Mail Tabss.

Capt. Alfred u. Fry. superintendent Of Fed
eral buildings in New York. yesterday sent to
Washington the plans for connecting the pneu-
matio mail-tube system with the working plant
In the General Post once building. Tho con-
nection will DO made within u short time after
the approval of tho plans.
Capt. Fry, who 10 also custodian OF Ella
Island. has received authority from Washington
TO contract for the removal OF the debris re-
sulting from the recent fire on the island. The
work will begin about Sept. ].
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sPoRr1NGMAN's RoH IN DANGER.
Brooklyn's Poet Lawyer Makes . BIG oner to
Prevent lts DETACHMENT.

htroOAiynNn root Lawyer NAhkoo y htB VueF 10
Prevent Its DETACHMENT.
A motion was made before Justice Diokey In
the Supreme Court In Brooklyn yesterday for
leave to die exceptions, upon payment Of costs
and disbursements, in the suit Of William Cub
bins to enjoin Charles G. Peterson from building
an apartment house on the Park plaza, with tho
rear extending on the block in Eighth avenue
known as SportinRman's Row. Tho case 10 now
on appeal. The property formerly belonged to
ex-Mayor Alfred c. Chaplin and was sold with
restrictions.
because of better frontage" said counsel.
mfr. Peterson built tho house fronting the
plaza. Now the work IL stopped. He has sew
eral lots now vacant worth from S1s, 900 to
""fm give him 500, 900 a lot cash for every lot
he has" said Lawyer Mirabeau L. Towns, one Of
the occupants of the row.
There, now." said Justice Dickey, take
that offer. and q weight will be OF your clients
Wha do you say TO the oferi" asked Mr..
Towns.
reserved decision.
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ROBBED IN HIS BEDROOM.

while Mrs. Anderson Wa Out o Thisr Took
$500 rrem Her sleeping Husband.
A thief walked into ex-Quarantine COMMITS
oioner George w. Anderson'B fat at e71 briggs
avenue, Brooklyn. yesterday morning, while
Mrs. Anderson was out on an errand, and stole
$500 from q waistcoat hanging at tho head of
the bod in which Mr.. Anderson was %eleeping.
left it. He said GOOD morning" and went into
the street.
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Ne Tried TO Cash Two Forged Checks for
$40. Each In Williamsburg.

NE Iffeo 10 Gasn Two Forged thec1D tof
9lO.OOO Each In williamsburg.
NEWARK, n. j.. Aug. 25.-Leslie w. Swaab.
who went into partnership with A. J. shadbolt.
superintendent of Goerke Bros. department
stores in Newark, to open q dry goods store in
Williamsburg. representing that his father-in-
law. William Jaegers. would furnish S2o,0oo
two worthless checks for $4,000 each. was
arrested In Newark to-day. What Swaab hoped
to gain is difficult to see. 1t Is generally be-
lieVed that Swaab Is slightly deranged- His
father-in-law IL q bagmaker. working at tho
bench. Shadbolt Is much disappointed. He ex-
pected to make the store q success.
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The approaching competition was won by Mrs.
;. v. Il. Crosby, Essex County. tho second prize
Mrs. Franz T.. Zerrabn Of tho Hoosic- Whisicf
Golf CLUB of Milton. Each contestant played
three successive balls, one from n hill
the fair green and a third from near the bunker
protecting the green. Tho average OF tho three
balls nearest the holo was taken. Those who
failed. to get u ball over tho bunker were dis.
qualified. The approaching, as a rule, was very
Door, although that of Mrs. Crosby was fine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-26

When you buy anything
that turns out badly what do
you do! Never buy at that
store again, or go back and
complain
No dealer is mfallible give
him a chance to make the wrong
right. If he doesn't, then's the
time to quit.
If you get anything here that's
wrong, its your own fault if it's
not righted.
Clothes. shoes. hats and furnishings
ROGERS, PEET 81 Co.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty.anpopl and Trpatyyoy
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were:
Miss N. Curtis. Miss Margaret Carr, Mrs. G. siisbee,
Essex County Club; Mrs. N. u. l.. Bradford, Concord
Golf Club; Miss A. @. Rogers. Newport Golf club; Mrs.
7. J. 7. Lice, Hoosic. whisick Golf Club; Miss +.
O. Longworth, Miss Lucy Heron, Cincinnati
Golf Club; Mrs. J. W. Merrill, County Club; Miss +.
G. Griscom. Morton Cricket Club; Mrs. c, S. Brown,
Mrs. c. I, Wickham, Shinneoock HIS Golf Club; Mas
Ruth Underhill, Queens County Golf club; Mrs. J. X.
Dilworth, Allegheny Country Club; Miss Julia Bacon.
the Country Club.
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The driving competition open 70 those entered
for the women championship was won by Miss Miss
Mnht nne from her form 1t looked for q time as
r. hhis was also Miss Hoyt's event. The
drivine took place In front OF tho clubhouse ON
w. IA polo neld, and the course was marked
tne =" npGS sixty feet apart The competitors
Sr oovethreo balls each. the best ball being scored.
The results were as follows:
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Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty-secoud aud Broadway.
The morning times., 1897-02-23

LOST-Slnall light Skye terrier gyp Re-
shire ave. fe21-3t
The morning times., 1897-02-23
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

tSChedule In erect January Is, lSS >
All trains arrive and leave Fennsy wants
Passenger Station
8 u. m.-Daily, local for Danvllie. Thar
!Otte and way stations. connects at MHEaS-
saS for 5 tr asDurg, HarrlSOubur5, and
way stations, daily except Sunday, axe
ern daily and with the chesapeake ana
Ohio daily, f0v che Natural Srif!se and
II.i5 .m--Daily. the UNITED STATEa
FEST MAIL, carries Pullman Buffes
Jacksonville, uniting at Salisbury with
TLIlnan Sleeper for AShevIle and Hot
Spriugs N e. Knoxville and Chattanooga.
Tenn. and at Charlotte with Pullman
slce;,cr GCr Augusta, Pullman Buffet Sleep
er New York To New Orleans, cOnReCtIa.s
ut Atlantic for Birmlngli am anu Mem
pins Sotll LtI'h " Us, ,tEEtoh % New
Orleans without change Sunset PerSO nalIY
Conducted tourist excursion thTOugn sleeper
ON this train every Saturday to san Er n
CISCO. without chance
4.Ol D. m--LocslI for Front Royal, Stras-
burg and HaTrisonburg. daily, except sun
4,51 D. m-pGiIy. Ioca! for CnarIoJtes-
go n. m.-paiIy. except Sunday, NEW
YORK AND FLORIDA LIMITED, Pullman
Vestibuled Sleeping Cars. Dining Cars.
Observation and Compartment Cars. New
York to Jacksonville and st. Augustine
40 pullman sleeping Car New York To
Augusta with connection q, Tor AIEeG
1O:43 D. m.-Daily, WASHINGTON AND
SOUTHW ESTEEM, VESTIBJL LED, LIZ
TIED, composed OF Pullman Vc.tibuled
sIeepers, dining cars and day coaches.
Pullman sieepers New York TO Nash
Vile, Tenn via Asheviile, knOXvills
and Chattanooga; New York TO Tampa,
Win ChgrI0tte, Columbia, Savannah and
jacksonville, and New York to Mem
phIs, VIA BIrIning ham, New Y ok to New
orleans, via Atlanta and Montgomery
veStibuied day coach Washington 70 At.
kEsa Southern Railway dinin ng ear, Greens
boro to Montgomery.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington S.OI a. m
uaIIy ana 4.45 p ~ daily, eXCept sun
day, and 6:26 p ID Sunday only 70.
Round HIl. 4-32 p. M daily, except sun
day, for LeesbuTg, and Go D. H. daily for
HerndOu. Returning, arrive at "A aShinE-
ton SIG a. IN ana 500 p nI- daily from
Round HIn and 7:n6 n M daily, except
Sunday, from Herndon, ana S.34 q. m
daily except Sunday, from LecSburE.
Through trains from the South arrive az
Washington 6:42 a, m., 80 p m, and
BIO y an daily, and 9.45 q. M daily ex-
cept Monday. Harrisonburg. I2.4O d.
M, and 9.40 p- m. daiiy. except sunday,
aud .: 80 4. H., daily from Charlottesville
Tickets, sleeping car reservation, and irsS
formation furnished at offices, oil ana
1SOO enliS ylvanIa aventIe and ut PeunSyl-
yanIa Railroad Passenger station.
w. HI. GREEN, Ten. Supf.
y. Nj GULF, Irafr1c Manager
w. A. TU hh, Gen. Pass. Agent.
= - D. Brown, zen. Agt. Tass. Uepfs
The morning times., 1897-02-23
CHILDREN WERE HIS VICTIMS
How SignOr Blitz Reaped Harvest
OF Dimes.
He Advertised Valuable Presents
Program, But Gave Neither.

National Rifles Ar1nory was crowded
on Saturday afternoon last with AN audi
ence composed of hundreds OF pupils from
the various public schools scattered about
the city
They were attracted there by advertise
ments, scattered among them, headed
with the words; Scholars Gala Lay"
which, after announcing the tiine AID
place OF the entertainment, went on TO
say that Ever one attending Will re-
ceive a present free list OF the
prospective gilts followed including Doll
babies. roller and ice skates, sleds, auto
graph albums. scarf pins, castors, sets
OF dishes. etc"
In addition TO the gifts offered the
program was all that could he desired
in the way of genuine treat to the
audience. jt announced that the eminent
magician, Prof. Signor BlitL, in his Won
derful performance of Sleight of hand
magic, and yIeSmeriSIn, was to head the
performance with an exhibition of his
powers Next came ''Sico, the Boy Fly
who, as the program announced, will
disappear and reappear before your eyes -
the world, = followed In referring to this
wonder the program said; This little
mite stands only twenty four inches high,
and is thirty years old" Jack, the Bean
stalk came next, and was announced to
belongin the category of :" Button Busters. p"
Prof Lyman. the wizard juggler and ven
triloquist, was the next feature on the
list, followed by the closing number,
Punch and Judy"
1t was not surprising that the little ones
were all agOg with excited anticipation
at the prospect of such an elaborate treat,
not to mention the added ndncement Of a
magnificent gift TO be given to each one
present at the close of the perfo omance.
The program, as it was rendered, took
little more than half an hour and was COM
posed entirely of a few tricks by Signor
BIitz. the eminent magician and an
equally limited assortment Of piano selec-
tions by the same genius
When the time rolled around for the dis
tribution of the promised gifts, the pTofes
sor bIauded announced that, as a starter,
his attendants would distribute among the
audience choice souvenir in the shape Of
q stick of candy, while the gifts proper
would be given to each one as he or she
left the room. An neXpectant wdthronged
the doorway for half an hour or more,
waiting in vain for the promised gifts. and
finally filed out of the door, with disap-
pointmcnt on their faces.
The professor announced in closing that
the performance wouldb continued weekly,
but it il very probable that at his next
performance he viii find a horde of juve-
niles, armed TO the teeth and burning for
revenge.
The morning times., 1897-02-23
= ALTiMORE -
- AND OHI~
RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect February 21. 1897
A-Sdce washington from station, corner ct
ne New %ney jersey avenue and G street
Ok Culc@<O AMI N1rJi. vest, Ns-StiDGletl
Limited trains, l0:0G, 11-45 a. H.. sos
r For Cincinnati, 81 Louis a nd Indianapolis.
. 40 p m, express 11,25 D. m
For Plttsburg and Cleveland, express
ulllyt Io.uG a III and $50 d. N
or Toledo and Detroit, II % d II
OF winchester and way stations. o a
For New Orleans Memphis Birmingham.
Chatta noOsa, KnoXviIle. Bristol and
SodhOAe, S-OO D. III daily; Sleeping Car
For Luray. $40 p. m. daily.
Fer baltimore. week days. 500, go.
XI-OO, X7-I0, XS-OO, s. 30, $3.50. xfU.OO
Xl2OO d m, xI2.O %, 10 10. xI2 10, x,}.DO,
x6.2O. $50, xSOO, SIS. x9. 20. IL Ia
II 80 p. m. and x12-01 night Sundays,
S7:05, x7.I0. $50, x9, 90 a. n, x1@.05.
=5-I0, $50, xS.OO. x9. 90 Ills. MI so
p m. x19-O1 night
For annapolis, 40 and $50 a m-5I2.fa
ahd 40 p. ~; sundays, $50 a. IA. 4..s5
y. H.
Fer Frederick, week days. T.s5. I145
a M, : 80, go p m sundays. I,I5 D. N.
For HagefStOwn, 40 90 a m and % 50
y. m
Tor BOyd and way points. week Gaya,
20 q, m, 40, $50. 7-05 p. N sun
days, 10, 7-0o p m
For Gaithersburg and way points. week
DAYS, I.35, 500 a m 12- so. 3.15, 4 so,
i 80, $50, 7-O5, IL 40 D. m Sunlavs,
J-GG .. Ia, LIS, 4 so, f-G5, 1915 D. IN.
For Washington Junction a nG Eav points
T-35 4. m, 4 80, 80 D. m week dGvs
LIS D. n. Sundays
Royal Blue Line for New SorI
and Philadelphia
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
For Philadelphia, New Y FORK. Boston, and
the Fast, week days, 500, 1000 a. II
Dining Carr, 1900, q 10 Dining Carr. 3. 90
t5.0o Dining Carr, 1901 night. sleeJt=s
Car open at 1000 o 'cIocki. Sunt.s ys. y 90
d. m. Dining Car tl2.49 Dining Car 800
t5.O5 Dining Carr, IL OIL night: sleeping car
open 10 O'Clock. Additional trIiuS for
Philadelphia, week days, T.O5 a. m, daily,
500 p. IN
Buffet ParIor Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City, 1000 a m , 90
noon, and 1910 p m. week days, L. 20
III. Sundays.
For Cape May. 12 noon
*Exccp6 Sunday. NExpreSS trains
Baggage called for ana Checked from
HOtels and residences by Union Transfer
Go on orders left at ticket offices GI9
Pennsylvania avenue NV New York
avenue and Fifteenth street, and 1T GcDgt
VA NJ GREEN CHAS. o. SCJrIL
Gen Manager Gen Pass \ r.
The morning times., 1897-02-23
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGED will exchange unin-
cumbered city lots for a small house and
grounds near Takoma or Hyattsville. Call
at 602 st. NV, Room 3. fe1S-6t
The morning times., 1897-02-23
FOR SALE SUBURBAN.

FOR sALE-A bargain; st Asaph's. Va;
proved 6r.. 2-story brick house, 2-story
frame Kitchen; pure water; coal shed;
shrubhery. etc; small payment cash, bal.
1I06 Madison ave-. Baltimore, Md.
fe19-4t.em
The morning times., 1897-02-23
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND "a
STREETS
13o A 81 week days-PITTSBI-RG Ex-
fhESS-Parlor and Dining Cars HARMS
burg TO Pittsburg.
AO-o0 A NJ. PENNS YLyANIA LIMITED
o,,saIan aillilan Sleeping, Dining. smoking and
observation cars, HarrisbTlres ~ I'HiCa ~,
,SinennatI, Indianapolis, ST Louis. CIeye-
au Harnsii'ir sna Toledo Buffet Parlor Car To
1880 A n FAST LINE-PuIman Byrrer
amor Sar 70 Harrisburg Buffet Parlor
Az :. haTris6urg to Pittsburg.
Exn-eh M CHlCAGO AND ST. LOUIS
r. t,,I ttessI 7 uilman Buffet PariCT Car
~ ~ H,.t.IIIsburS- Sleeping and Dining
and ;!1tda ;!H1tsr.isourg to St Louis, Cinannati
lilo r ii. WESTERN ExPRESS-Purr-
an 49, 5iieeping Car to Pittsbarg, Chicago.
s,sr 70 n aail,L,is0urg 10 Cleveland Dining
f'Iu =; u SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
p,ttH.h uiIlah Sleeping cars washington 10
49, tspeis VI ahd Harrisburg to St Louis
Car " N'44eiNHd'll- DlhihS
1910 T.. NJ. PACIFIC ExPREss-PpIl.
man Sleeping Car to Pittsburg
sST, Sn,, ana Niagara Fails DAILY, except
1850 A N for E,futra an, ,,a-,o,-. -
except Sunday. For Lock Haven weel,
gays and "liiamsport sundays. $40
T.io = Al. Tor WIIIamspOrt. Rochester
Buffalo and Niagara Falls daily, exceDf
saturday, with Sleeping car washington
~ 70 !, . suspension Us Br1Gge, VIA Buffalo.
~ ~ Z NJ Tor Erie, Canandaigua KOcbeS-
yer, BGifalo, and Niagara Tails daily
opcepAns Car NaSlHngtO TO Elunra
ror fniiadelpnia, New Iork, ana
the East
100 r. ~ CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
TED, daily, all FarlOr Cars with DIN
ing Car from baltimore. Regular at 90
tDlmnE Car, 500, 800 III. 80 tDiniug
Iip,.tdn Iar,, and ll;9o tDinlng Car fI9rl VII
1000 and lI-35 r. n on SUNDAY Z %
SDlnlns carr. 500, 900, HOO Dining
~, 500, 1000 and IL rs T. n For
.hlidoeIpnta only Fast Express Z. 90 A
a. ~ week days. Express l = 10 r
daily: For Boston. without change-
% A NJ week days. aud 3.I5 P NJ
For Atlantic City Cvfa Delaware Bive-
BFidse, all-raiI Toutel, 3.I5 D. M. daily
For Baltimore, -, 700, Z 50. : 90 $ 1IiI
1o.00. 1000, 11;Oo and 80 a. m.
lEIo- I2.45, 2-O1. 8 15, 8 4U "A 90 Inn
ited,, 4 20, 4-36, 8. 40, 6.I5, ESQ. :. 10.
1000, lO-40, 1I-15 and ii 35 D. m
1l-OU am II Is, 10, 2-OI 3. I5s 10
400 limited, 40, 8. 40, 6I5, 500.
,I10, 10.U0, 10 40 and II 50 p. m
For Pope Creek Line : 80 a N ard I 36
y IN. daily, except sunday
For Annapolis. 100, 300 a. m. I2I5
and 4 20 p; m daily, except sunday
ATLANTIC Coast LING FIarida special
for jacksonville and ST AuEustIne-
1U-4S p m week days. Express for
Florida and points On Atlantic Coast
Line, $50 a. IT, 3 40 D. m daiIv-
Richmond only, IO-5 81 a. m week ia y.
Atlanta Special, VIA Richmond and sea
board AIR Line, 4-4U p m daily. Ac-
COmT1odatiOn Tor QuantiCO, T.45 a u
and 4, 20 p m week days
Ticket OIQCeS. CgTErT rITrpeuLn and IT
streets. and at the station, Sixth ana
streets, where orders can Oe lett Tor check
ing OF ba ggage 70 destination from hotels
and residences.
J. b HUTCHINSON, General Manager
J. X WOOE General Passenger ( .-r.-r
The morning times., 1897-02-23
Public Building Bills Reported.

Bills for the erection of public build
fnes at East st. Louis, Elgin and Pekin.
His. to cost S1o0 900 each, anu foT
the purchase Of adjacent ground and
enlargement Of the postoffice at Topeka,
Kas., at a cost OF 100000, have re-
ceived favorable action at the hands u
the Senate Committee on Public Build
ings and Grounds.
The morning times., 1897-02-23
BUSINESS CHANCES.

oRSALE-A n old established bacon stand
IN market; reason for selling. have two
stands; cannot attend to both. Address
&. n, this office. fe23-3t
The morning times., 1897-02-23
TED-BICYCIES.

WANTED--To buy a Rambler bicycle,
cheap for cash. s Grant place NV.
fe22- Bt.em
The morning times., 1897-02-23
wANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED Three or four unfur rooms,
mod. imps.; viii join party in renting
house Apply oraddress GEORGE GOULD,
1872 14tb st. NV. Item
The morning times., 1897-02-23

WAATED-HicyCie: write actpartic ulars.
Address DR.. DAWSON, 1921 q st. NV
fe22-3t-em
The morning times., 1897-02-23

FOR RENT-For inauguration day, large
heated room; 8 large windows: Apply
Room o, Central Ma tional Bank building,
fe2 1-3t
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POSTOFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read daily. By all Interested,
as changes may oCcIr ut any time
Foreign Mails for the week ending
February %. close promptly at this Office
as follows.
The morning times., 1897-02-23

WANTED By two girls. places as first
class COOKS ur general nOuSewOrI Please
call at No. 73 Jackson st. ne fe22-3t-em
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LOST.


LOST-Bluekelton setter tgyp): name Bess;
white face, dark ears; liberal re ward. Re
turn 22U 18th NV fe22-3t-em
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EOR RENT-HNuSES.

FOR RESE-H0JSES.
FOR Rent $40. 80 per Huntn, new press
brick. No '532 30 st. Sc; keys next door.
fe20-2t-em
WANTED TO LEASE-To ladies' or gen
tlemen, large house on K. 1. ave, bet.
4ti and 10Th SITS. NV, for IA club house,
or not; 81 200 to 81 500. Address OWNER
B., TINS office. fe207t
FOR RENT-6l4 and 6lS X st. ne. s.X-
room brick; mod imps.; IN thorough Z
pair; handy to cable cars and public school.
81 at GIG, and 61S at Sl5 a month; KEYS
at COS X st ne. K. w. TUCKER y BRO,
100 + ST. ne. fe13-l 4-em
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Mails for south and Central Amer
lea. west Indies, DC.

TUESDAY-C0 At 6:25 a m for Port
Antonio. per steamer from Baltimore. tCl
AT 1905 ID. m. for Costa RiCa, per steamer
from New Orleans. tC) AT 1880 p. IN.
for st. Thomas, st. Crutx, Leeward and
Windw3rd Islands. via st. Thomas; Vene-
Zuela and Curacao; also, Savanilla and
Cartha@ena, via Curacao. per 5. :. Phiia-
deIphia from New York Letters for Baba-
doS must be directed Per Philadelphia.
to- At 1855 p. III. for Newfoundland. per
5. $. roTtia, from New York.
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FOR HIRE-To drummers and business
men, horse ana buggy or dayton, 81 90
and 81 per day Apply TO the REX
can IU9. my16 IT