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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-18

, very proud OF her abilities as 3 nurse.
Said she:
II can fakea patient ard narse him quite
as well these trained nurses in me
hospital took care Of my father during
his last Illness He died before we hsa
trained nurses I remember that | kepe
a record of his temperatures. the times
he received nourishment. and the times
gave him medicine just as the nurses
do now. I have often nnrSed people IN
the hotels where I have been stopping
and don't believe that i have ever hsd
a greater pleasure than seeing them &c.
we'll under my care The seere, of gos'd
nursing is common sense, Just as common
sense is the secret of money making
How Hetty Killed the Worm.
Common sense is worth mere than doc
| tors sense Mrs Green went on /
remember a case I had which illustrates
this. II was my iaundress. She had
been working for me for many years. and
all at once she became sick. She tried
the doctors. but could not get better
She thought she had a worm in her stom-
ach which crawied up at night and ate
at her throat. almost choking her.
AT last / said that I would come and
nurse her / first took her out on the
front porch when the sun was shining.
SO that could get a good sight at her.
and look her over. / made her open her
mouth wide. and on looking in / saw
that she had a very long palate, and
that her tonsils We're quite sore. You
see her palate had dropped down at
night. and she thought il was a worm.
told her that | thought ! could kill the
worm, and / sent for some alum aud a
preparation of iron. l put the alum on
a spoon and touched it TO her palate. You
know how alum acts il Fuckers your PAL
ate up. l then used the iron prepara-
ton for her tonsils Well that night the
worm did not bother her. | continued
the treatment for several days and 1t
made her we'll
A Rich Woman's Philosophy in
Nutshell.
Now concluded Mrs. Green, ''that
cure was accomplished by the use Ct
common sense. Common sense I believe
is the most valuable possession any one
can have Such success as l have had in
lie is due TO it. and to the fact that I
was not afraid to use such common sense
as God gave me. I believe in The Tn
Commandments and l obey them as far
as can. l try TO treat every one fairly
and think 1t is my duty to defend myself
when | am imposed upon. AS TO fashion
/ care nothing for it, l live simply, be-
lieve ii is better for my health The
chief end of my life is not 10 make a
show, but to do the work which seems TO
lie before me just as Well as I an"
FRANK c. CARPENTER
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-18
A CHAT WITH HETTY.
THE WORLDS RICHEST WOMAN
TALKS About HERSELF.

H<fy Gre<n'a Workshop In the
Chemical Bank-How She Locks.
Acts and Talk.-&he Tells How She
B~eam~ n Bu.incs. Woman-s'fv~s
Some Of the Secrets of Money MAX
ing and says Heaven f. the Only
N1w-Hetty Green's Habtts-Hrr
Quaker Education and How She
k~~ps YounE-Th~ Trials and
Troubles of nm American Hetvess-
Her Ambitions for Her Son-Her
Experience ~ n Nurse, Etc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-18

~. Hetty Green
was In her Office in
he Chemical Ma
tloBal Fsnk when
| called upon her
one day this week.
iietty Green Is sald
70 be the rich
asst woman in the
world. Her wealth
il estimated at
from forty 10 fifty
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-18

Copyrighted. lsa7. by Frank G. Carpenter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-18
H~ssv Gre~n - "a Nurse

NfH ssTeea neTt spoke ~ her azuShsa~
Nas IS Pr fsvaUA ard whom soc g-,a.,.ss
na4~- .-aaa - aa.s.1s. N.s. c.reeo =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-20
BY ONcal & Lunt, Auctionecfs.
TRUGTEE'G SALE OF h HOUSE AND

' II iOOlJ LII = LII va II JIOCgL As'j|
Il LOT.
BY virtue Of a deed Of tTugt dated October
31gt, 1899 and recorded in deed book 10.
% page 1S3, executed by George w. Jones
and IN pursuance Of an order Of the Board Of
Directors Of the MecLanics' Building AgsOci4-
ton, No. 3, Of Alexandria, Virginia, default
having been made in the payments required by
said decd oftrugt the undersigned trustees viii
sell at public auction at y O'Clock noon, on
SATURDAY. MAY 22ND, 1897,
10 front Of the Royal street entrance TO the
Market Building, in the city Of Alcxandri ria,
Virginia, the following property 10 wit:
ALL THAT LOT OF GBOUND. with the
improvements therein, in the city Of hlcxan
dria. Virginia, bonded ~ follows m: Be.
ginning at II point on the north aide Of Duke
s%trcct, one hundred and thirteen feet i've
Inches caat Of Patrick and at the west line Of
an alley twenty feet vide, and running
thence west on Duke strect eixtccn feet
thence north parallel with Patrick street
eighty feet TO an alley twenty feet vide
thence east parallel with Duke street sixteen
feet, and thence south parallel with Patrick
street c~iphty-oight feet to the beginning, with
the usc Of raid alleys in 0mmon with others
entitled thereto.
Terms Of Sale: Cash.
l.. NJ. DAYi2.
FL. MARBURY. Trustees.
HENRY STKA US9,
may6 I'd
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-20
AUCTION SAILS.
N 0Gai Al Lent Agson4n

~ DSezl a1f LIZ AufSoLsSz
TzCcTgE 1ALZoY VALUABLE gg4L
ESrAT2
II HTgs II Z dssf ~ tr1gs dzxt J9ly
III !~-+ 2pc ;ezzs9H IL LEAl Drk 70.
u pzYs l1Z sxscsD5 " JOIN D. Fp:os1s
> ~ tae cece:s gas6 t'1zs>@e II pcnez1oe
II ~ o.cet II NJ Goz:c u D5ac9Goz ofZoe
Ne H. r Hgi.1inE AssZlztiou 30. Z u
iszz49-A YfxniA Nil I'll u Wb8c zgc~
s!aa - Y cG>ex .Dcu. ~ rATCEDAT.
M Z5rE, 1r17. IL I'm: oftas ko:zi
s,.est srt=znes " he Kzfze. k9i4cia2 II
~ Cty II Ilexzndf.1, Ucgigzs the fpAoT
~ yfepeny " MT
LLLTH1T LG ~ GEOC5D wita tae
i-n.p:oYeusenD .51eoD. ~ tae City II 4lex-
sn1ra V,xIlz tDgntH - fo.,pNs. N
rpm ~ az pitt u tae >oatn sde u
frpee ss:sst aory iset nns .rch rs 81 hi
ffec si:set zrc rsnrlgg taen~ .As, N fnnce
s:ee: t~sity fse: Tn incn&; tnence s11ta
~,zfzlel " L5inc ss;est elYbty f9st thercs
e..: y1lzIls " raaee st;e@t tmenty f@t
,er .aeae tpeo0s nDrh ponA pz!zlles "
prsnes street e.gAsy ieet ~ sns b@2i1ning
wi,a q. u AgpsTt nzn0zm ,ae ssIe beng
III.
Term u III Czsa.
N MAgBCRY,
LII DIVE, tTrsteez.
HZsaY eTE1C55,J
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-20

Train No 35 connects at Calwon 20" suenton.
LOCAL SERVICE
1928 a. Il. Train No 8 for Danvl. Charlotte and wy stations Connects at Manassas
tori auiOnbuga and crmedite stations AID also for tsInnl daily except sunday at
hr WaTentn and at Franklin junction for Roky Mount and Intermediate
515 pm. Train 10 IS for Charlottesville and way stations Connects Il cdveron for
Warentn.
425 p Il. Train No 10 haves Alexandra, daily except sunday for HardsontnLg ana
intermediate Stations wfhc connection for Stanton. returnHne sr1ve5a Alexandra 12lH
pm.
Tnins fol- Bound Hill and intermediate stations leave Alexandria 907 z n daily,
1O7 p IN and 4:4o p N except andsy. and 63 pm sun ouyta and G53p N. daily
for endon Arrive Alexandra returning from Bound HlS SO a n.Gang, ana -
p M rcepts SUNDAY.
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE
Nos 81 and IS, Washington and Southwestern Limited. Through Sleeping Cars between
New York and Hw Orleans via Anants and montgomery, New fOrsa and memphis, Wa
Atlanta and Bjrningham, New YORK and Tampa via Charlotte Columbia sava ann and
no~aa and fatcas cmeh between Washington and atlanta Dining ar between Greens
bo and Montgomery.
Nos. s5 and SO, United states Fast Mail. pullman Sleeping Cars between New
YORK nd New Oleana, connecting at AtaLta hrs and from Birmingham anf Memphis;
and New YORK nd Jacksonville connecting a Salisbury ~taP Pullman sleeper f and rom
Ashevle and Hot Springs \. c, Knoxville. Chattanooga and Nashville Iern- nd at
charlotte with Pullman sleeper for and from Augusta Solid Imn tet"een Washington
IN this train evMyS Saturday to san Francisco without change.
For detailed gheduIe figure tickets Pullman reservation. &C. app. 70
THOMAS Moss, Ticket Age I Alexandra, Va
". II. GREEN, Va IUhh.
General Superintendent Gener9. passenger gent
Washington, D. c. "@nng"n y =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-20
Yeaoc.seo Centennial Etposi,io.

1oe souintn Railway announces tbe ai
Nag Du rates logm Alezandria. Va h.
-. ila. Tenn Oerasion Tennessee Cen
D-aaa EzpDaltiDn. roia0n ezcuision nck
es be so.d mid April z@lh. daily uali
and ael1diA1 OetpbsI Nth. ~ $2T1b.
j peaf5 day c%zeup,Dn tiokets w!il te sold
daay be2 naiuR hpri 23tn, uutl ,clob !
jill. - ~ 10 Ton day e1cUrlon ur&ets
" le oD Jucsiays aud %1huojays u
caed MY teYnninY April 18Th, unil o.
bDel zCtt. 80 9lb 10 Hates for military
aut .tgceats ~ pafGca nj - ~ more mzdo
knp4n 0pol Application Through Pullman
s.eeplp cas N%asiIngirn n haehYiic. Tenn
through 6sbegiile aud Hot Sprngs. n g..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-20
Alexsnaria 1azetfs,
gacaD1y gyzsIse, VIZ " I'm

C1FJrxzD 3 Wa1D &DgzD II Hald
negro. aDsst s.ztg ge4is ID. Z hou1-
be oaysct, w&s captured tAo milss
norta ofg,enton, Al4 5ztgaday, ~
oue issmsn Be nalr was nat d
e9f3lg u liz nead wi.n crude tgfDeD-
TIRE. mak5aY m eezd hok t~.cs ~
nosasl 1ze. Ine gppsf PAT u ~
b9d5 was r~ks0 apG mn coYs's9 Hta
0oafse oelr lie nor Z remarkable
pr II snpr ~p4ataircne, coseie,og II
egen pa5re n oid pant~ pl@esd oDe N
~ r fine otasf apd qp4tt"d tDgstasr
H5ta leatae: e,sjGY~ they nd sTtben.-
= sssn years1f eer7ics. Hs w4s Oafs
~ pIsl. 5afsfo1te1 aGG 1ore m otnef
y|orgeot taap the ~pnd@ain! pznta>
5g0as liz rso nan ae szw the hunt
~. nat they oge'tDox him.
r.lca ae eaptgfe he mr. acted IL -.
ye.Gects Ike . Dsaet ,stcef tDaE Il
MN nis t4l% Deihg iaaaicu!4ts ant
E. intelligence b-3nY . minimum. H.
frliy j. a!lse n.tu g.fmin. he vii not
ezf, ~, drink uatef aad 'rampe aDgot
re pi4cs ~ NDlc1 us il cnaire6 Ike 4
rona ~ brasi. Il u Dei.sYed re e9
cape1 from pondsge bsiofs the val,
auG fas sincs Il9e1 IL the s~amps }ka
n 4fd animal. lie MI h. nod atd
tanned
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AUCTION SAILS.
gy0Ea. Laa. 4 s.ra1z Aa1eo4=

2 7Oya. Lax: 4 6:rz2@z ATHLETE
UALCAgLg ggAL ETATE AID
Y KlsCgACTOET gL4ST FoE S4LE
n Y5rze y Z cee:es q. t3e Groizt-oa
Cog- u tae cs.y II A5ezzadrs, Vi;g.nlz- en-
rsnd IL tAe chs.eeg cz1se N1s;e-D t.
C.e7elznd 6rIp Grleia2 Comwu: p-z.rlI
an t:c EzszIA WoE fglz1.zlng Company
u Uzsain2Ha. y. e. zDc O.oefz z:e cefenc-
&a.s, ~ grders2 od. fbs oo-.ro.s-oae- u
szle zyNiats1 u ri cc1- III o-ef iot As
Z: pEpsc z1clDa u
MONDAY, NzT >lzt. 1881,
az zugefIZ 0clocE up0o. il fsont u re MY
10 ! ALL That OF y? G2CD*D
Win tae bpialsnzs zoc i.apro7e-eur and
ax,a!es &Dd 81 &ppgTtsnznc@ Iac.To!n2 tne
Trlzolzpy tank, Doilerzs rcslTer en-
dsnHre, III hez,siz AID I'll o;ae, aazcasnsry
thereon, s5tyzD W Ning n1ncec ~ bolor
s.:eet az the ~est, by VOTE sr-oet u the
pvrtn, ~ Tlks s:Yees ~ tas Hr.h zoc tas
PourazI nyer 81 tbs eSt II the e.; d a.
exzncrA, Virginia,
Terog u 4e. ODefoDrA Of the tuEchzse
r.oDey IL 11a end regicue ,neieof II tarec
eur. p@yIoen@ =; "a tws.ye snd eighteen
rngu..s troIo the czy II zle. TIE defeuI
p.ymen,e u bss! !ne'es, ron The d4y of
re and " " eYicenced u he nore of :ae
T~sFL>>@s %.s ~ ~ >fN-I> - - ~. 80
q. ~ i retention % tae l.tls Drt. lie szme
arc p4id ia t9ll.
10 2 ALL THAT LIT 0F GgOUSD
beginning ~ tie ines.eccon III the SoCth
side of Dnke With the To. side u Potomac
et,zud zud running e4stNardly NTH Duke
street INTO the poNu@c n7er then returning
" the point of b~szinning snd r1nniag 7outa
Taffiy Win the ezzt side u Potomac rtrznd
l55 feet 7 i%ncaes, more Or Iess, u Green's
line thence eastwsrdIy parallel u Dake
street iun szjd uyer ;thence north ~ connect
wi,h tne Gzt line, WITH the use d nc Strand
il comDon Nth other, with III spp1rten.
mere This il the PIONEER MILLS prop
ery.
Terng Of sale: One-founh II the purchase
money il czeh, and the residUe thereof in two
equal payments At six End twelve month";
from the day Of s4le The deferred mymenus
~ bear inteIeet and to be eTidenced y the
notes Of the yurchaser, and 70 ~ secured by
d decd If trust Or by retention Of title Until
paid.
ConGcyancing az purchascr'g expense.
,D
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~ on -GEY4s9 DZhD-hus'in
JernH. IN old colofed man mo IL
.la.ery d belonged u ne family of
the late JDfefzo IAwjs and Uho haf
beea AyinY on The Audley' estste e7sr
elnoe tan MIR, died last saturday II me
tge ofJ1 gear- ADetin's mother was
Marina @aening'on'e maid. lie had .
IYe recollection " Laiayette'e vi,
fothe United Statea, 10 l1zi, and do
agnted " epeak of.,. some Year ago
Ae e%zpfessec Il deere 70 Yieit 81. Yer
uDa, no nuner nome. and ttis ~ish
ma 9fats8ed ny Nc lats NJ II. j. b..
LsNa hfeident Cleveland nsatd II
Austin y.e.f ~ Warrington, and -
.7e ~ d desire 10 ase jjm. Auttin
aas IS ghtsd when the Prssident NIX
~ tin ,or ha pbotogfaph, winch was
g,9rn AID tpgbtleee non IN the pGH
aeo Oh ~ ne ez-Pfeeident'e family
iIiaIko Conner.
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EXTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE,
L SIXTH DIETRICH or VgGLsIA.
nErf.rY CNLiKcr0E,e OPYcE
ALEXANDRIA,, " MAY II IT

ALEzAEDEIA, VI, May ~ 1897
FOR GhLE-Ho icc ia hereby giyen that on
MARCH 18TH. 1897 for violation u Inter.
nal Revenue LAVE, | scizsd al Warrcnton,
Fauquicr county, Va, FOUR PACKAGE
containing 10 40 taxable gallons Of apple
brandy. No pcrson having claimed the said
brandy / viii gcll the game at II O'Clock n,
on MAY 24TH, 1897, at public auction in
front Of the Warren Greer Hotel, Warrcnton,
Virginia.
SAMUEL l.. MONROE,
Deputy Collector, Gcycnll Division, hixth
District Of Virginia. ny13 ia
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e Washington. Leave Alexandria

y. 4. Same schedule Sundays, commencing
. 20 a. IN.
POTOMAC RIvER LANDINGs-sTEAM-
ER wakefield leaves Warrington Mon
dzys at % a. H., and Alexandra At s 90
4. IA, for landings az far al Nomini and on
Wednesdays and Saturdays at game hours for
&. Clemcnt's Bay and LeonzrdNwn.
G. ". RIDLEY, General Manager.
JOHN Z. PADGETT, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-20
DRUGGISTS.

q
2 e.. L-gADBEATER. q. q. L~EADBEATZR.
z. q. -LEADBEATER, JR, ]. -LEADBEATERi
e. S. LEADBEATER & SONS,
GHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS
105 and 1U7 youth Fairfax street.
Ocalorn in Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medi.
cines, Paints, Ola, Dye Stufs, Spices, Drug
gigts' Fancy Goods and Specialties.
Wholesale agcnts in Northern Virginia 70.
j.. G. Ayers Medicines and John Lucas & Coz
Tinted Gloss and Prepared PaiAts, &c.
Manufacturers Of Standard Pharmaceutical
Preparations.
We have made largo additions to our stock
and arc buying leading Proprietary Articles,
Chemicals, &C., direct from the manufacturers.
No arc therefore enabled to supply the trade
with all goods usually carried by q well-sp-
pointed WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE at
pricos as low as those given by the best houses
in larger cities. All goods forwarded by first
freight or cxpross after receipt of order.
Promptncss is our specially. We guarantee
tho purity Of all drugs furnished. Core
spondence invited.
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hereby certify that A. w. Armstrong, one
of the special commissioners of sale, has given
tho bond required by the decree for sale in
tho chanccry Cause of Atwood Violet VS..
Edwin Il. Violet, ct ais.
JOHN S. BEACH, Clerk.
apps I'd By J. I. CALLAHAN, ID. C..
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mElirINGa.

WlHE a1DcKH0LJEHe or TIE ANFJI-
1 cAR EGli.Dl % AID LOhH AffO-
GIA1iD% arc tofeby notified That the annual
m|eatlnp ltleal4eLhoihefn ol nuid assoclation
vail be hold AZ The principal Office OF the W.-
eocialon ZIG King stroet, Alexandria. yr-
ginia. AT tHo "ciocl = m, on WhDNE pay,
tune = la1l ~ order Of tho Board Of
Difcclors.
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mylZN
III Os@l Laata a:rauu. Auctioneeis.

(oOMMussigagKs sALK OF vALrA-
< kLE KEAL EzTATE IL TIE CITY
OF ALEXANDRIA, VfEsiS{A.
III virtue of q decree II the NrpDrat;on
Co1r VI me c5ty " h3ezzntre, virginia, en-
isfed IN the chzncey cause therein cep1nd-
ny. enti,l11 Atwor1 Violet, ~. KfYin T..
v.o.et, q ax-, Tic undessignef specizi nm
m~iaipoefs NJ s4!e Mi sell - pubiic a%uct;or,
~ font IL The koyal s,:ess entrance ~ the
H4Iket Emitting IN lie city u AlezAndra z,
NsTZIDlz, ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-20

T EADBEATERs BEEF WINE AND
IL IRON.-This admirable preparation. 80
successfully used during the past 10 years has
now become almost a necessity to that class
of patients requiring & mild but efficient tomb
Each dose contains the strength of one onncc
IF fresh, lean beef, two grains of ci.raro Of
iron dissolved in pure sherry wine and flaw.
ored with choice aromatics. Price 75c
E {. LEADBEAI TER & SONS.
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G~ngcyancing al purchascIs ezpense
JAMES Z. CATOH. COmmr's
JOHN II. JOHh6OE, Of c4!e.

hereby certify that james Z. CaooD ind
John M. Jobnson, CoLnmiSsioner ofsaIe, have
czecnted bond Nth appro9ed security in the
penalty of fifteen thoueand dollars ~ icqu.rei
by the decree for sale in the above named
JOHN <. BEACH,
Clerk II the Corporation Curt u the city of
hiczandria, Va apo y
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myle laaaw

~OIEtCAEi4E. Va Nay ID, IHD1.
T1uE eIOCKHOLDElts or THE GAR
4 LIN ePItINGs COOPERATIVE ALSO
CATION TAKE kOIICE&Tho annual
mooling of Tho atocf holders Of The association
will bo held at Cnnis' Hail. Gicncarlyn. Vir-
g!uia. on The 3lsr INSTANT nj 10 t. M.
Tho ball viii be opcn for the use Of stock
hoidrrs during the day. Trains leave the T..
Il f. Station, fCth slrooJ Washington, ID c.,
~, . It.. IA. aud ] D. ~ returning trninr
letqo NloncaDyn al 221 and s.l2 T. m.
Round trp tickcia fiom Washington good for
the dny 20 couls
W. NJ. BACKUB, Secretary.
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NOTICE. The annual meeting of tho
y atocltboljcm al tho MOUNT VERNON
tiitE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Alcxan-
dria. Virgtniu, viii be held at tho comltny's
Office. corner King and Fairfax streets, Alox-
dna, Va. ON MONDAY. May 81, 1897, at II
o'clock H.. IN for tho election of oniccrs and
such othu bnriucss M may properly como bo-
fore the mocaing.
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GSULLVAN& GREENE, SOLE AGENTS, ALEXANDRA, TIgGINa
RAILROADS.

@ OUTHERN RAILWAY
- Schedule Effective May 1881,
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a. A. wAnrlGLD. Secretary. myI7M

A NNuAL MEELINd or THE STOCK
"A HOLDERS or THE WASHINGTON
REAL EhlATECOMPAN NOTICE is hcro-
hy given lint tho annual meeting of tho
stopl6holdcIa of The Washington Rotl Eht,tc
Company Will he held in tho principal office
of tho company. No. BIB King street, AlcNan.
1t in, Va. On tho FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE
Gun. 1897 ri II 30o'clocIl II. M, for tho
election nf o%iiicclH Tor tho ensuing year and
nenaaction of such other business ns may
constitutiomilly comc before said mooting
Rookie ior the tmuslorof Htocl, viii bo closed
on MONDAY, May 3ldt, TO MONDAY. jun
IN, both duics inclusive.
~ order of tho Hoard Of Directors,
G. +. RNMSDEI.I.
myl3 ~ Secretary.
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rglllH REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
4 oftho SECURITY INVESTMENT COM.
phNY, foi tho c%loclion Of director, for
the ensuing year, will bo held ut tho principal
onico Of the company, No. III south Fairfax
street. Alexandria, Va. SATURDAY. May
End. ut 1910 O'Clock u III.
GEORGE II. DANA. President.
ARCHIBALD NJ McLACIiLEN, tcc'otary
and V,,s,.trc, mvS luwow
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NOTICE Ey order Of the bonrd Of di.
~ rcctora of tic MoKvEN LAND AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. II general
mooling Of tho HtoclehoIdorH Of tho company
viii hu hold ut ila Office No. l23 south lioyn
street. Alexandria. Va, on TUESDAY. June
lat, 1897. nj 1890 O'Clock n. IN.
SAMUEL II. LUNT. Secretary.
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E"k SALE
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-21

lighter in weight and lacking their confidence their o
ponents at every point and humbled them in the dust
The injuries of the Princeton doubtless much TO do
with their defeat If they had been in perfect condition.
teams would have probably played each other
The absence Of Kelley from the Jersey ranks in the
felt Had he been the battle it's
result might have been different Some changes policy might
have gained ground for Princeton but the aaround
of Yale could not have been easily
The pilgrimage to the grounds began early The college boys
exuberance kept in restraint last night and this morning grad
uay warmed up with the advent of the crowds the
and when all of the 5000 spectators had been the
arrival the hand the penup
and the resounded with the defiant cheers
yels of the opposing factions.
The high tiers of seats that framed the field filled with
bright array of happy and enthusiastic but expectant and
anxious people In the east stand gathered most of the
Yale rooers and there hardly dash of color but
horts congregated the alternating stripes of yellow
blue against the background of black coats and wraps In TIE
section Of this stand almost every spectator carried
Princeton flag and they waved slowly and regularly in
time with the ncessant of the Jersey boys and then
quickly madly brilliant play started the cheers they made
sparkle and the pulse quicken In the north and south
stands blue predomnated.
The gdiron in wonderfully good condition. The turf
which had been protected from the and rain by
ing of straw firm and hard and the players good
footing The elevens few minutes late in making
their appearance upon the ground but when they rOed
through the gates into the pandemonium regned The
of the eevens umbed about the grdTOn for
three four minutes Meanwhile Captains Rodgers of Yale
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-21
Principal of the Lowering Af=
fair Causes Excitement
at Sheridan.
HAr(f(OND
Breaks Out.

CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-Private Ham
Sheridan, whom Capt. Lowering is
charged with i'll treating, created in
tense excitement at the post tonight
by an attempt to break away from his
guard. In company with another pris
oner, Hammond had been detailed to
push a small cart to the door of the
private mess room. Just as they reach
ed the door Hammond made break
for liberty and ran for "a small ravine
near at hand, where he would have
had an excellent chance for eluding his