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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-03-23
HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FED: ALE

FEA:AIE.
NANTLD-A white man and wife To go to the
country Apply PA A st. ne, after ?. IN.
nh13-St-gm
30 NoU usut work2 Apply COLI N8lA IN
CHANGE. fCs La ave. Basement. Il
COMPETENT HELP furnished free. private fam
il'Cs hotels. etc.; telephone 1895 drop
postal. EXCHANGE BUREAU, ~ lSIh Il. nv.
mhZ2-5i
NANTED-By an old established house. man or
woman; good church standing; wiling to
learn cur business. then 10 act manager aad
PROVINCIAL correspondent here. lHclo~c -elf-ad-
dressed stamI Cd envelope TO {. H. GREER. Cen
tTal Manager, this Office. fea2-lmo
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

HELP wANTED-MALE
RANTED-A steady barber to take charge of q
shop Apply 400 4. NV. Item
WANTED Noung co!ored man as waiter; wages S
per week li2i \. J. ave. NV. Item
WANTED To-day at Burgess Hotel Agency. 8
walters for Hot Springs; pay $50; fare paid.
WANTED -First-class hustler: good pay. In
quire 9 20 $50 p. m, and TO $3.50 a. m,
basement l26 r NV. Item
WANTED Nonng white man experienced on BIZ
cy,le repairing. Call at III 9th 81. NV. Item
WANTED First-class pants and vest makers; good
wages: steady work. L. HORGANS sos *
NV mh2S Stem
NANTED-An experienced cook. COLUMBIA
EXCHANGE, 4Gs La. ave. NV, Basement. 1t
WANTED Dung man in grocery store TO make
himself generally useful and drive wagon;
none nut hustler need apply; one with experience
-. NV Apply between ; and - II
WANTED -Four union coach painters at u. r.
RlES's. 6S7 New York ave. mh2S-St
WANTED-A white barber. SOS C ST. nv.
WANTED A good white barber. Apply to J. n
CERHpLD, 1872 lsth st, NV. mh23-S
WANTED Bushelmau. SIN LITTLE TAILoRS
81 Pa. ave. NV. II
NANTED-A good brush boy for barber shop
hbHi = 40 'th -. INV.
NANTED-Fifty boys. Apply II O'Clock a m 81
Ind. ave. IT
WANTED 4 white boy; age 10; about the house;
good home. Address y, this Office. II
hANTED-A strong hoy who understands bakery
business no other need apply. 2Sl5 L st.
NV 1t
WANTED-A man who has had experience with
paper cutter run by power. Apply 626
J. ST. NV. Il
WANTED-A white hoy to clean up and be useful
in liquor store. 80 10th st. mh23-&t
WANTED -Latorers for excayatIng work col
JMBiA EXCHANGE, 4Cs La. ave, Basement.
WANTED First-class coach painter: also good
whceiwright. 2O9 nth ST. NV. mi22-St-em
WANTED 30 men for the fishing shores Apply
CAPT Nm KNIGHT, Andc.sons store, 10Th
and Water SITS. mh22-5t-em
WANTED White boy On dairy farm; from p to
II years can alter 10 O'Clock We'd morning
at lll4 North Cap st. Item
WANTED-A salesman to take orders for grocery
trade Address GROCERY. tins Office.
ml22-3t
WANTED-An honest. reliable colored G. A. n.
man ior responsible position. u. A. nlNS-
MORE, G2l 9Th -. NV mh22at
" ANTED- STEADY man with team to take charge
OF good farm; rent tree; chance TO make
money. Cali at iO5 81 NV, between 10 a. m
and y m. mh2l-3t-em
WANTED-CooIs. walters, boys. drivers. labor
erS, portcrs stablemeu wutchren, dishwash-
ers. CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. AZ nth ST.
INV. mh2l-3t
MANTED-Nindow dresser and card writer; must
Dc experienced. Apply At NEW YORK
CLOTHING HOt 81. 81 7th It. nw. mh2l 81
WANTED-A job printer TO do ahQut $50 worth
Cf printing for me- al reg .ar' market rates,
for which ] Viii agree TO PAY one half in cash
and the other half in a new Domestic sewing
machine, winch has never been used. Address
PRINTING, tins office. hlT-Gt-Cm
NANTED-l0O men at the Niuton Cafe; p din
ne tickets Tor s.. sIl l4th 81.
Uil7-7t-em
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wANTED-FAR3IS.

WASTED-TO rent farm; 10 acres more; Mary
land preferred; By month OF year. Addres
J. b., this Office. mh22-3t-em
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TO LEf-Fpr truck garden purposes. several blocks
of good ground; h0u=E and stable: in q sub
division city; long lease # desired: apply at
once. TYPEWRITER AGENCY. Gil 9TH Z. NV.
mh23tf-Cm
FOR RENT-The old-establ.-hed American House
Barber shop. rent reasonable; 10 bonus. Ap-
ply at AMERICAN HOUSE OFFICE. uih2I-3t-em
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wear, 1O-15c. Fine 4-ply Linen
25c. and soc. Fine Silk Neck
Csc; Extra Fine Seamless IL Hose,
Collars, use. quality, aic., for
Zoe. quality, Zoe e, PR, 25c., II
pairs in box, 81; soc. Golf Caps,
1ec., S2-Spring Hats, Csc :; SO sax
ony Wool Jackets and Sweaters,
Csc. now; finest quality 81 BIZ
cycle Hose and Bicycle Gloves, soc.
and 25c. pair. &. AUERBACH,
& II.
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MANTED-A good white cook in private family.
Address u. A.. Iris ufiicc Item
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FOR RENT-EOOMS.

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, from s. up; also
double parlors; rent reasonable. 1929 9Th ST.
NV. mh23-3t- em
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colored woman, place hrst-class
cook chambeImaid. $50 10th ST. NV.
ulf23-
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
SteambOatCO

Every day in the year for Fortress Non
roe. NOrfOlk. Newport News and al points
ace steamers. Newport News, Norfolk
and Washington" on the following sched-
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FOR SALE--We viii sell You nice lot on the !
Great Falls Electric Railway; 25x125; for $3.50;
payable SO cash, balance 81 weekly; viii douhls
your money within years: interest or taxes
until paid for. CLARK BROS. 9T D St NV.
Uhs-lmo-em
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WANTED-By colored girls. places as nurses
or ohambemaids; stay at night. Call 2l2l 18th
Il Item
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

NANTED-ENDeIicIced shirt waist hands and
hands on Isilar-madc suits. call after . q. n.
Apply to MARTIN WOLF. 6l7 nth nv. Item
NANTED-A settled woman, white or cglJrgd.
To DO general huu~evurh on q farm iu New
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n ANTED-ID0 live rats; viii pay Sc each Ad
dress ED FINCH, care Scimids, ~ 18th
T. Item
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. HvQeia'- and Virginia Beach viii md TINS
- the most attractive route, insuring CON-
Portable nights rest
Large and luxurious rooms, heated By
. steam and fitted throughout with cleo
. trio lights. Dining room service is In
carte and is supplied from the best that
. the markets OF Washington and NorfOls
. afford.
Tickets on sale at U. s. Express Office.
. sl7 Pennsylvania avenue. SIS, 6i9, l4Si
. Pennsylvania avenue. b. & o. ticket Office.
. corner 18th street and New York avenue.
. and on board steamers. where time table.
- map etc, can also be had
. Any other information desired viii De
. furnished on APPLICATION 20 the undersigned
. at the CompIny's Ehsrf, toot II 7th street.
. Washington. ID c. Telephone No 80
JNO. CALLAHAN. General Manager
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FOR RENT-HOU SES.

FOR RENT-Only SIC per month; elegant sroom
and bath brick house. with a. m. l., near Mt
Pleas. and soldiers Home. l.. T.. SHOEMAKER,
go II. NV. mlytf
FOR RENT-Small house in NV. partly furnished:
rent sSJi address 4. Il. r., this Office.
FOR RENT-Housc on II st. sw. 8 rooms; m.
hrst-class order; S2u33. c, BOYER & son,
2li 1th st. sw. mh23-3t
FOR RENIA neat. coy G-room bay window
brick; d. IN. j.; large yard; dry cellar; price
81 100 'th 81. Sc; owner 225 ST. 50. Item
FOR RENr-Fuuishsd lOroom house on East
Capitol St, squares from Capitol; pleas
ant summer home; has a wide, shaded porch and
large yard in rear; terms moderate. Address
\. t.. this Office mh22-7t-em
FOR RENT and-ome Groom brick; cabinet
nlautels: bath: cellar; furnace: range; gBs
stove; modern Improvements, convenient 10 cars;
S25i@ per mo. ~ 9th ne. Apply at house.
EIt22-2t-em
FOR RENT-Low rents for comfortable fyc-room
houses cellar and stable, 1912, -9I4. 2yls
7th Il NV, $40 each. j. CHESTER. 6l5 I4th
ST. INV. ,nhlS-if
FOR RENT Brick; rooms: n. l.; I513 I0tE 81.
NV. S22.50 G. BOYER & SON. 21i eth st.
seII-tfem
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WANTED-By a hrst-class meat cutter and gro
Gerry clerk. a position in store; can give best
Of reference. r. f. ~, 70S Q NV. ml2l Stem
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NATURALIZATION STAMPS

wANTED-For cash, all kinds OF United states
postage and department stamps. collections
also bought. H. y. DUNkHORST. 1oo5 Ith 81
NV. mni-u
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w An iit-l1SN ECU -.
WANTED-Ioo live rats; viii pay sc each. Ad-
dress ED FINCH, care Schmid's, ~ lath
WANTED-A horse FOR his keep f.r month or two
hight worn. good care; best Of reference. Al
dress SIC 9Th +. uw. Item
WANTED-A limited number Of horses t. pas
trrs ~ reasonable rates; good shade: good
feed. good water. a. ". TERRY, on 7th 81, opp
Tahuma Junction mn-5-5t-em
WANTED-To trade. large. sound male, for
mare in foal. younE mafe; sore. Address
FARMER, this Office. il
WANTED Customers for skim milk at - cents
per gallon. Address SKIM MILK. this Office
nh25-6t
circulars and labels Address r, this ONCE.
mh25-3t
WANTED Apparatus FOR he treatment Of rose
and throat; air turn -pIays etc. state what
yoU have and lowest prcc fcI cash. Address
BOX l6, this office. it
WANTED-To buy; sample case for lubricating
oils Address JONES, this Office. ma23-3t
WANTED-Partner; active and reliable: with
small capital. to help extend profitable bust
ness that will stand thorough investigation. Ad-
dress PARTNER. this Office. mh22-3t
WANTED-Buggy or trap; must be in good con
dition. Call 5l7 st. mh2l-3t-em
WANTED-Knife and accordion plating done at
reduced prices; pinking done while YOU wait;
sewing machines for rent by week month; all
kinds repaired. At OPPENlIEIMER'S. 514 9th st.
NV, mh2l-3t-em
WANTED-A secondhand portable Hubbard bake
oven. 100 loaf. in frst-clasS order; guaranteed
TO do good work Address WAKEFIELD. 1855
9th St, cor. . 81. mh21-3t
WANTED-lOO customers TO buy pure Alderney
milk. served in sealed glass jars, at &c per
quart Address ALDERNEY MILK, this Office.
mh2O-6t
WANTED-Ladies-g 10 MADAME HYATT for
cheap Easter gowns; fit guaranteed; short
notice. 90S New York ave. mh20-Imo
WANTED-Old gold aud silver for cash. CHAS.
FUCHS, Mig. Jeweler, sw. cor. 10th and +
sts., Office room ). mhl7-lmo-em
WANTED Everyone TO know we half-sole and
heel shoes for S5c; white oak leather used.
63j ST. NV mhl7-7t
WANTED-To buy or sell. machinery Of all de-
scriptions, such as steam engines, boilers iron
girders elevators electric motors, platform scales,
leather betting, ropes, puleys. gas fixtures, old
harness. steam, water and gas pipes; also old
iron. brass, copper. lead, zinc, books and paper
stock, for which pay highest market prices. II.
BERNHEIMER. $50 c st. NV. :1hs-tf-em
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for household
furniture, office and store fixtures; also good
books; consult first; drop postal or call H.
ROSENBU re, Sth and ID SIS. NV. mh4-lm
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FOR SALE. RENT, OR EXCHANGE-Three new
frame dwellings Mimi ave. near Pa.
costa, ID. G. msI33-.t
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS and board; Ills 10th ST. NV. adyantit
Il dvsPortic bread also the bread 20 sill.
mi -s-.L
FOR RENT-Nith board. Of ! st NV; llr-e and
small rooms; second and third floors: central
location; transit nts taken. mh12.St
FOR RENT-with hoard, ios "a St NV. CON.
fort3hly furnished rooms with good board: in
small private family; = 4 week. mhl7-Gt-Cn
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"ClO BENZO,"
NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS.

DOG + st. n. W.
Gold filings and bridge work q speciality, az
the lowest price; amalgam filings soc; full sets
Of teeth on plates, So; extracting either by gas
or local spray, absolutely painless, SOC; with
out Csc; all work done by experts and guar.
anteed the best open on Sundays from 10 to 3
~ nh12-ff-ern
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FOR sALE-CoUNTRY PROPERTY.

L
FOR SALE-A beautiful country seat; three acres;
nrv S-Toom house; only -. so; $500 down;
easy terms Address BOX IS, this office. nh23- 81
FOR SALE-IS2 acres Laurel. Nd; new 8
room dwelling; barn and out buildings; p
acres in timber: good water: fruit; price reduced
TO S2,2G0; easy terms; assessed at 81 $50: de-
cided bargain. HALL & JUSTICE. 6l3 81. II
FOR SALE-Best bargain ever offered; Broom
dwelling, with acres OF ground; steam
and electric railroad; fine grove; would make fine
boarding house; price reduced to $500: small
payments HALL & JUSTICE. GLIB + st. II
FOR SALE Brookland. Groom cottage and 5000
feet of ground, $1,000; room and two story
stable. 81, 800; Bryan Park lots, $50. CHARLES
SICKELS. COS 9th st. NV. mh23-St
wANTED-Immedately to sell or exchange de-
sirahle property (suburbanl for city house or
small farm near Il. r. OSCAR, this office.
rnh22 stem
FOR SALE-Cheap. an acre of land in liz
attsville, on line of new electric road and near
station: bargain c. A. NJ WELLS, 35s Ind ave.
mh2l-7t-em
FOR SALE-Green's Mountain House; price, s12,-
600; finest location in the L. S; for san-
tarium; cost $685. 600: send for description. c.
W. GREEN, Harper's Ferry, W. Va. mhl12w
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NANTED-Bv young man Of good education and
address. situation night clerk. watchmdn. or
meat cutter in hotel, night duty in any ca
pacity. 5l3 \. Patrick St, Alexandra. 1t
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WANTED By colored man, position 10 drive doc
tor or private family. ANDREW, this office
Item
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wANTED-HOUSES

WANTED-By April Is, or Groom house OF
fiat; permanent il suited; rent not to exceed
Aa0 Address L F. this Office. mh23-3t
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v ANTED-A steady barber to take charge of
shop. Apply 400 \ I. NV. Item
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MANTED-By Colored man, position; cOachman.
houseman drive delivery wagon: good
horsoman. EXPERIENCE, this office. mh23-3t-cm
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and oblIging; good place; small pay; will
leave city; references. Address BUTLER this
office. mh23-8t
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WANTED good bread and cake baS,r wants a
place. Address 1. H.. TINS office II
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS


FOR RENT-Unfurnishcd pleasant comrnuni-
eating 2d floor rooms; aloove and bay win
dow. 70s q =. NV. mh22-3t-em
FOR RENT unfinished. large back Flror and
small room adjoining: business. housekeeping.
near Pa,ils Royal; So. 20 llth st. NV.
mh23-3t-em
FOR RENT Three UNFINISHED rooms for light
hous,areping; also one furnished second floor;
bath, heat aud gas. iS2 L st. r". nih2'-3t
FOR RENT-Large unfinished front rarlor and
connecting room. $. p 9Th I. ne mh2} 81
FOR RENT-Thrce UNFINISHED third floor attic
rooms; 40 cents each per week; large, dry
basement; - cents per week. 25i % Il. sw.
mh25-3t
FOR RENT Unfurniahed rooms; three rooms
third floor; housahoel ing; ST.; two loom, Soc
ond floor, Sl4. iii nth It. NV mh-3-3t
FOR RENT unfinished; large. second story
front room, cheap, in Le nrgit PARK NV.
Address II. B., tins office. mh23-St
FOR RENT-Two thiTd-story uufsrn.shcd cooms;
ai>3 furnished rooms. 'g3 sta st. NV.
FOR RENT-Tro unfinished rooms; front and
hack; third floor. 5li 9Th II. ne II
FOR Rents pleasant rooms adapted Tor light
Housekeeping. 4oi Z. Capitol st. mh225t
For Rents unfinished rooms, nice locality
500 6 Sw. m'2l-2t-em
FOR Rents unfinished rooms; bath heat and
light; entire second foor, Sl2. 2lN Sta -.
Sc. mh2l-3t-sm
FOR RENT-1225 18th st. NV; ? or unflr.
rooms. ID a9or. mh2l-3;
FOR RENT-I225 18th st. NV: three unfarnihs-
ed rooms; second floor; heat and gas; terms
reasonable light housekeeping. mhIs-Ot
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WANTED Experienced shirt waist hand, and
hands on lsilor-made suits; call after a. n.
Apply 10 MARTIN WOLF. Oh nth nv. Item
NANTED-A settled woman. white or csl5rpd.
To DO general huuSevoyh farm iu NcN
York State: reference required. call iu person.
GEORGE : DoRENtS, Laurdon, ID. c. Item
NANTED-Iady cauvasScrs VIII learn Of some
thing o. their advantage by calling al 1879
Marion g. NV. n1iI23-St-cln
WANTED a good white cook in private family.
Address u. d., this office. Item
WANTED An industrious white woman to as
>--t IN lunci.raom. no n II. ne. mh25-3t -em
WANTED , lady solicitors to take orders tor an
article ~ daily use. Address GOOD CHANCE.
tins office Item
WANTED-A competent woman 10 assist in drcsS-
making and operating Domestic machine. Adj
dress. with references aud TERMS BOX "a. tins
Office. Item
NANTED-A cal5red chambcrInaid: ref renee re
quired. Cali at 5,2 81 NV. after this
evening. Item
WANTED-White young lady u work IN luu. %
room in Government department; must under
stand something about HoOAscopin2 Address ~.
!. r.. this Office ml23-5t
NANTED-ENr,ricnccd waist hands ana trua-
Wgr,, accustomed t. tine work. NNE.
HlNTN. %ie New York ave. ml3}-5t
NANTED-Good land on tailo1-made skirts: ,y-
perIeuced. 9o5 10th st. Il
WANTED Help for drc>sIualiug; call after 6, n
between o and 10 "Wednesday, al S-E T. 81.
NV. il
NANTED-Two white cooks three coI8r.H cooks
to-day. EXCHANGE BUREAU, ~ 18th st.
NV. n
WANTED Young lady - c3sai,r in d,nrua-raou.
cola MBlA EXCHANGE. 46s L.. ava. NV.
Basement. IL
WANTED-A white girl f5r gent+ai nouscv1ra;
washing and ironing; private. il2 ii 81.
NV.
WANTED-A Protestant white cir as iauniress
and chaubcrmad IN q small family: cali Thurs
Gay morning, between and Z O'Clock, l727
It. NV. m.I22-5t-em
FOR SALE-Two extra fine pedigree collies dogs.
SCHMID, 7l2 18th st. NV. mi22St
NANTED-Two ladies to organize literary clubs:
entirely new plan foT developing mental odu-
cation at slight expense; SO 10 slJO per week
easily earned r. A. DINsMoRE, 02l 7th st.
NV. mh223t
NANTED-Nhit girl as nurse and chambcrmaid.
I2l "a ne. mil2l Stem
WANTED good slirtmaker and a girl to do
general hJuScwuTk, al once. Apply 90 9D6
18th 81, near Arlington Hotel. mh2l-St-em
WANTED-At City Intelligence Once, general
hOJtscWorkCrs, cooks. Chambcrmaids. room
cleaners lsundrcsses seamstrcs>es, and girls
SHACkLEFORDS, 427 llth =. NV. mh2l-St
WANTED-whitc cook. $40; colorcd cooks; 3
white women to 90 in country 72l 18th st.
NV. mha2l-3t
WANTED Settled woman as cook; in family.
also Young woman as chambemaid. I702 ID
10th ST nv. mh2l-St
WANTED White or colored, middc-agod woman
for general Homework Apply, between 8 and
IN the evening. $40 81. Sc. mh2l-3t
WANTED-A good tailor. Apply to B. KES-
TERMANN. 1904 l4th st. NV. mh2l-3t
WANTED-Iadies 10 do piece work; no canvass
ing; home work HOP Virginia ave. sw.
mhls-Gt
Evening journal., 1898-01-21
WIZ HE LOOKED RRoKEN.

He was young man, but within
three or fours days he seemed TO have
broken down completely. His face was
haggard and drawn; and in walking he
bent forward as though in pain. When
questioned as to his sudden collapse he
said:
Nothing would do but l must have
a gate put up at the head of the stairs
and another one put up at the foot ofthe
stairs TO keep the toddling baby from
falling down and breaking it's neck.
hired a carpenter and he went to work.
The distractions TO infantile pedes-
trianism were about three feet, high.
and plenty strong enough to with
stand the assaults of the youngster.
After the work was completed ]
thought il was a pretty good idea, but
since then I have changed my mind
Last night ! went upstairs to put on
my evening suit, intending TO go to the
theatre. While / was dressing some
body shut both gates. The hallway and
stairway were dark. and in my hurry
to get downtown forgot al about the
Evening journal., 1898-01-21
MIsERY LIKES coMPANY.

The clerk Of the peace OF this county
is the recipient OF many anonymous
letters bearing upon the work OF his
office. One Of them of recent date bids
fair TO get a number of sellers OF milk
into trouble unless they take out IL
cense. The Wayfarer refrains from
giving the names because he does not
wish TO do so on the strength of an
anonymous communication, but the
officials are looking into the matter
and II the contents Of the letter are
found to be true there may be some
indictments at the February term. The
letter reads as follows:
ITO the Clerk of the Peace: Having
been reported as a merchant not pay
Ing license, ! thought / would tell you
of others. Although some have their
own COWS. they buy more than some
who have not cows
Then follow the names OF milk deal
ers in Brandywine hundred, Green
Vile, Henry Clay, Elsmere, Marshall
ton and two or three in this city. IN
conclusion he says regarding these
men that they cannot swear that they
have not bought milk during the past
year and more OF It than some of the
small dealers sell"
AS il is the duty OF the clerk OF The
peace to look into such matters Il il
likely that the informer win get some.
one into trouble. as he not only gives
names, but also the places OF resi-
dence
This morning the clerk Of the peacl
received a postal card signed "Mer
chant" informing on six or eight per
tlrIa.a 4 -. .u.
Side without taking out a license.
Evening journal., 1898-01-21
ALL FOR TWENTY SEVEN CENTS.

ALL FOR TWENTY SEVEN CENTS.
Willard Salisbury, Jr, vice-presi-
dent of the Wilmington City Railway
Company, as we'll as its attorney, takes
a rather extensive view of the great
street railway deal concerning, which
so many papers have been devoting lots
OF space during the past week or two.
Speaking Of the matter to the Way
farer yesterday he said:
Some persons have an entirely, er-
roneous conception regarding the deal.
The real fact of the matter Is that It Is
of a scope almost beyond relief. We
propose to run our cars TO the PENN
sylvania line by way OF Gordon
Heights. There we will connect with
this great suburban traction line that
You hear so much about, and make our
way TO Broad street station, Phlladel-
phia. Having secured control OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company we
shall use It's tracks as far as Mime
apolis. and there take the Chicago and
Northwestern and the Great Northern
lines TO Seattle. At that point a line OF
boats win convey our passengers to
Jeneau. Alaska, where they will board
the ears Of the Taku-Teslln railway
and proceed to the headwaters or the
Yukon river Boats will transports
them from that point to the Klondyke
The fare will he 5 cents, with cents
addition for each transfer, or about "
cents in all. / Imagine that the round
trip tickets will be so cents, perhaps a
little less, and with 20 Communication
books for school-teachers and school
children"
SO Il would seem that, instead OF sell
ing out, the Wilmington City Railway
Company has made great acquisitions
of roadbed.
Evening journal., 1898-01-21
WAYFARER' S NOTE BOOK
Things, Pleasant and Unpleas-
ant, Caught on the Way.
sKITs ON PERSONS AND THINGS

IF YOU READ THEM BEFORE SUP
PER THEY WILL AID YOUR DI-
GESTIoN, BUT THERE is NOTH-
ING PUT IN THEM TO LULL YOU
no SLEEP.
Evening journal., 1898-01-21

IF YOU happen to need very cheap
footwear here's a chance bargain sell
dom equaled even at our store. We
made a special purchase Of Ladies' and
Mems Shoes, which We have priced at
81 cents a pair. Rarely do we catch
such bargain. They are better even
than the usual 1925 shoes OF course,
we stick to our policy of saying don't
buy too cheap shoes, they are so often
worthless, but in this case you save 2S
cents pair and have the same risk as
il you paid S125 at other stores. We
are saving money on children's shoes
for many parents. Such good qualities
and little prices are a revelation TO
many new buyers. who are learning 10
know our store for better than usual
shoe-buying.
FORM
No. 10 East Fourth st.
Between Market and King.