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| geant. Joseph B. Platt, duartermaster SER
| geant: Leonard Y PoSser sergeant; John
r. Presneu, sergeant; Harry Jast. sergeant;
| Dallas n. Davis. sergeant; Clifford A. Lu
cas-, corporal; John Kammerer, corporal;
! Peter Peterson, corporal: Albert ROsen-
baum, corporal; John j. Haskell, corporal;
| Harry Bradley, corporal William II. Peters,
musician; Arthur +. Richie, musician: Geo.
| w. Nairn, artificer; Louis \. Mailet, wag-
oner.
Priyates-Eigar j. Adams, VIM. T Bailey,
Chas E. Baldwin, Aloysius Barnes J. @.
BillingSey, Floyd +. Brown, James Z.
Brown Edmund F. Burke. Thomas Collins,
L. S. Connolly, Lodia A. Cutshaw Arthur
F. Davis. jacob B. Davis. James S. Davis,
j. r. Drinkard, A NJ. Forester, George
Gaskell, James E. Gately, John A. Gaye-
VIM. J. Gilmore, Geo. r. Glasco. Waiter
Green, Frank R. Griffith. VIM. J. H 4nnigan.
Herbert L. Hays, Albert J. Hawkins, FL
liot A. Hoopes. Patrick Hurley, Richard
Hurley, Norman A. Kraft, jackson r.
Leith, John Z. lynch. c w Luusford Ell
Mallet. II. W. Mitchell. Daniel p. Myers.
John A. O'Toole, J. l.. O'Donoghue. J. Prem
derville. J. Prenderville, willi9m 7.
Particle, Richard ]. Quinn, Warren B.
Reed, George W. Robey. jr., s. II.
Shlomberg. Thos. R. sheppard Chas. f.
Sikken. William NJ. Steele, Thomas Swal-
Joseph Taggart, Henry T. Tee, c. p.
Thompson, William A. Treen, Robert l..
Eel, VIM. d. b. Zell.
Company II.
Glendie B. Young. captain; Charles b.
Hudson, first lieutenant; Will L. Sorreis,
second lieutenant; Edwin NJ. Wynkoop,
quartermaster sergeant; George J. Mueller,
sergeant; 'Newton II. Ferree sergeant;
Richard W. Thomas sergeant; William K.
Clark, sergeant; Arthur V. Buell. corporal;
Zachary l.. Daily, corporal; John H King,
corporal; John G.. King corporal; Jacob
Oppenheimer. corporal; Sidney F. Marye.
corporal; Henry X. Scott corporal: Clar-
ence b. Banks, musician; George F. Cot
tin, musician; George c. Crooks artificer;
David Z. Bradford, wagner.
Privates-W. II. Babbitt. Elmer f. Basin
Joseph F. Beavers George l.. Blum, Chas.
p Carl, William J. Carter, T. J. Cartwright,
Edward S. Clark, S. l.. Delavie John w.
Demaine, Lee Dunnington, Walter Eberts,
George #. Garnett, Joseph Hess w. T.
liam E. Keiny, William f. Knott, G. +.
Lanham, c. F. Leonard, T. A. Lippard. Will
liam H. Lloyd, William Lusby, j. E Ma
honey, ]. w. Marbury. John NJ. Nero, Il.
F. Mooney, w. NJ. Mooney, w. H. More
land, John P. Neuman, Patrick. O'Beirne,
Thomas F. O'Keefe, Moses Ostheimer.
Henry G.. Policy, %William F. Poore, w. p.
Reed. Joseph ]. Rainey, Frank w. Rich.
George F. Scott. Charles ]. Simpson, Harry
l.. Slater, Buell. Stanley, w. C. Showers.
Jamss A. Sullivan, George w. Taylor, G. III.
Thompson c. z. Tucker, B. F. Walters.
jr.; Howard J. Walters, William Waple,
Arthur Watkins, Charles c. West, William
White, z. E. Woodward.
Deceased.
Company J..
George W. England. captain; Charles A.
Continued on Ninth rage.)
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Mr.. Wight pinned a medal upon the col
oners manly bosom and stated that 1T was
given in the name of the people of the Dis
trict of Columbia. AS each of the other
staff officers received their medals the ap-
p1ause rang out again, and was especially
enthusiastic when Major UreIl was thus
honored. After these medals were distrib-
uted the captains and lieutenants of each
company came forward and were presented
with straw baskets containing the medals
for the various companies. each inclosed
in a neat little box tied with ribbons of the
national colorS
President Mckinley showed great inter-
est in this ceremony and moved his seat
to the front of the platform, where he
could watch it satisfactorily, At the con-
clusion of the presentation Mr.. E. B. Hay
introduced Mr.. Charles B. Hanford, the
tragedian, who recited The Star Spangled
Banner with fine effect.
President MckinIey's Praise.
President Mckinley was preparing to
leave the platform, in company with Sec
retary Porter and Commissioner Wight,
when there was universal shout Of
Speech, Speech" He hestated but a mo-
ment, and then turning to the gathering
spoke in a voice that thrilled with feeling
the following words:
Mr. Commissioner and Soldiers of the
LIST District of Columbia:
1T has given me very great pleasure to
join with your fellow citizens in participat
ing in the exercises which give honor to
this regiment. 1t was my good fortune to
look into your faces before you started for
the front: it was my good fortune to look
into your faces upon your return. When
you started | was filled with hope; when
you returned had feeling of full realiza-
tion that you had quite performed the high
expectations l had for you. All mankind
admfres valor. This regiment did its whole
duty, and that's all you can say of any
soldier. You went where you were ordered
Loyalty, unmurmuringly. You did every
duty that was assigned you, and you came
back from the field and exposure with new
honors added to the flag you carried from
the city of Washington. L am glad it is
possible to muster you out of the service,
and yet l regret very much to see this
splendid body of men leave the service of
the United States. But l fully console my
self in standing here at the very thresh-
old of your muster out with the feeling
that if your country needed you day after
tomorrow every man would be ready to re-
spond.
The enthusiasm which had been evidenced
all through the exercises eliminated in the
acclaim with which these gracious and
earnest sentences were received, and the
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first sergeant; Walter E. Stott, quarter
master sergeant; Arthur B. Claxton, ser
geant; Harry r. Sission, sergeant: Ivar
Tidestrom, sergeant; James E. Shepley,
sergeant; Louis A. Boulay, corporal; ;
George w Finney, corporal: Addison c.
Housed, corporal; John L. Betz, corporal;
Arthur Z. Warrener, corporal; Samuel {.
Jones, corporal: William o. Carroll, musi-
clan; Kenneth A. OConnor, musician; Will
liam D. Jones, artificer.
Privates-A. G. Barghausen, 1sidore Bel
mont tdeceased), Michael Bryatn, Z. IL Ru-
chanan, Edmund B. Burke, Danl. T. Con-
way, Jeremiah Costello, Joseph w. Craig,
Nicholas B. Davis, Chas. L. Dawson, E. V.
Dickson. Joseph R. Draney, Leonidas c.
Dyer, Frank P. Evans, Samuel w. Ford,
George S. Fox, F. F. Greenwalt, G. s. R.
Haycock, John A. Helling, E. c. Helphen-
stein, Charles T. Henry. Frank L. Herbert.
William A. Hickey John c. Hyer: Stephen
A. johnson, Fred r. Kern, Frank B.
Ketchum, Roscoe Kirkland. Francis J.
Lane, Edwin o. Loucks. John J: Luskey,
Thomas L. Milstead. William T. Nash, Jas.
E. Nowland, William F. O'Brien. VIM. G.
O'Conneu, William E. Palmer, A. B. Proc
tor, jr, Howard o. Pusey, Henry r.
Putsche, John L. Rea, Clarence r. Ruckle.
Harry Seibert. Charles M Smith. John L.
Smith, Ulysses 8. Staples, Haorld Sugg, Har-
ry A. Taylor, Norris K. Thorne, Raymond
K. Tongue, Charles Waldman (deceased),
Dennis D. Walker, William A. Walsh,
Earnest E. Wear, Frank E. Webster.
Company Ds
William s. Hodges, captain: Louis F.
Boiseau. first lieutenant; Sheridan Ferree,
second lieutenant: Henry A. Dobson, first
sergeant (deceased}; James E. Leeman,
first sergeant; Joseph LIE King. quartermas-
ter sergeant; Clarence N. Walker, sergeant;
William B. Jackson, sergeant; Samuel L.
Dickinson. sergeant; William c. Ryan, SER
geant; James e. Smith, corporal; Ausburn
+. Towner, corporal (deceased); Oliver l..
Bell. corporal: Peter E. Little, corporal;
Samuel f. Feland, corporal; Edward H.
Ockert, corporal; Joseph D. Shay, corporal;
George Prender, corporal; Robert l.. Good
man, musician; Albert Pike, musician: ia
cob Richey, artificer: JOHN Lewis, wagner.
Prtvates-Julius Augenstein, Fred D. B.
Austin. John F. Barghausen. William H.
Barstow. l.. w. Brown, E. l.. Buddington,
Edwin Burke, Allen Cairns. J. A. Callahan,
Norris c. Foote, A. L. Giovannoni William
E. Glen, George Haldorn, T. F. Hayward.
Douglas Johns, Charles M. Jones, A. L.
Kitchin. Ernst Korte. Charles e. Little.
William r. Little Patrick McConviiIe, D.
s. McMenamim e. J. McNerhany. John A.
Maher, F. E. Middleton. jr., Scott Monroe.
A. c. Noble, William H. Noyes. Robert
Osborne, H. L. Owens, John E. Peterson.
Robert H. Potts, George NJ. Raley, Martin
c. Rollins. Charles o. Sears. Harry C. Sar-
son, George 3. Wickert. d. r. Woodington,
L. ]. Woodbridge. WV. Yeatman.
COMPANY e.
Frank L. Graham, captain: Frank E.
Skinner. second lieutenant; Richard K.
Lamb. first sergeant Richard B. Clayton,
quarternaster sergeant; William A. Kent,
sergeant; Jesse Owen. sergeant; Morse o.
Mayse, sergeant; Maurice Appleby, SER
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j. & L. Sa.5O Sashes==7Sc.
j. & l.. So Sashes ST
j. & l.. So Sashes - $l.5O
j. & L. S3.75 Sashes=S1.8a

ALL COLORS IN CORD-EDGE TAFFETA RIB
BON FULL FOUR INCHES WIDE. THE QUAIL
1TY FOR WHICH JOHNSON & LUT- p
TREI4L'S CUSTOMERS PAID 25c. HOCe
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Another Dash of the john
SON s. LuttrelB Ribbons.

JOHNSON & LUTTRELL HAD A BIG LOT OF
THE FINEST SILK SURAH SASHES THEY
ARE VERY WIDE AND LOOMED FROM A
SUPERB QUALITY FABRIC. EVERY ONE OF
'EM is FOUR YARDS LONG AND is FINISHED
WITH HANDSOME TASSELED EDGE
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johnson s. LutGrell
Ribbed Underwear.

LADIES' FI.EEdFD RIBBED COTTON PANTS
fHtl4, fHf1 .fSIi sSIS F5RE FaR s JOHNSON LIT 2lc.
LADIES' FLEECED RIBBED WHITE AND
EtRI COTTON PANTS AND VESTS
FOR FOR oi>soN Ii ~ iii'ill SOLD aS9c.
LADIES' FLEECED RIBBED COTTON VESTS
AND PANTS. LADIES' FLFFSED RIRRED cont
BlNAT1oN 81 IT'S AND WHITE AND GRAY
NRlL UNDERWEAR AND COMBINATION SUITS
F"R @ Zoe. G FoR 81 &Nb y FOX Ia'EiE sI SOLD 49C.
CilIi.DRENS WHITE MEIsINO VESTS. PANTS
AND DRAWERS, WHICH JOHNSON a IT,
II TTREIL SOLD FOR DC. ............ ONo
GHILDRENS' WHITE AND GRAY WonI,
PANGS. SHIRTS AND DRAWERS THE ORAL
sold '1nt FOX 500 s'h>S"N LtrriikiA 25c.
rHIInREN'S WHITE AND GRAY RIERFR
G. TroN COMBINATION SUITS. \ Quality
SOLD by JOHNSON a LTTTRETL For 2m,
'"c -..----...-- Observation-Disclosures. N>Ns
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More of Those Wondrous Bargains i'm johnson &
freIB Mems Eaurmiehim~s

treAl Mems Furnishings.
Just about of these Cooed Bosom Shirts different
makes but superb value Johnson luttre prices
were ST. SIPS and $3.50 You have m SUCo
lhe heaviest and best made Canton Flannel Mems Draw nm
johnson Lutrels standard value GVCo
Doubebreasted Cardigan Jackets, firmly and of
the first quality Johnson Lutrel price N @
"
Glastonbury Health Underwear the quality Norfolk
New Brunswick Mills the Way Manufacturing goods An
assembage fine OF the first underwear the Johnson
" and everybody else have always asked $3.50 s. On
An odd lot of Mecated Scarlet Underwear that Johnson N
lutrel sold tor 81 garment I$S
Johnson Lutre carried such line
out IN time tomorrow we'll of their ST goods 9M
Take OF hundred Fancv
Band Bows sold by Johnson Luttre for o.
The end of three lots Of BOYS Percale Flannel
Shirt Waists The lowest of em sold by Johnson Lu OR
rel for The fine ones brought ST. Any AOS
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exit of the President and his party from
the hall was accompanied by cheers and
handclapping. The ceremonies closed with
the singing of THE Star Spangled Banner"
by the chorus and assemblage
The following is the roster of the regi-
ment entitled to receive the medals, as
given out by company officers. the emblems
in honor of those deceased to be given to
their families:
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Company G.

Charles s. Domer, captain; Thacker ".
Walker, first lieutenant: Samuel c. Red
man. second lieutenant: Robert G. Rice,
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johnson and l Luttrell
Linen Stock.

3G-INCH PLhID BCTCHER LINEN nA-
JOHNSON LUTTREIJ-S PRICE, 29c.. WS.
l6lNCH BROWN TWIIED LINEN TOWEL
EGTrRfGhs 1T FIJI SfhSA'h ihi9E JOHNSON 54c.
SMALL lot OF ALI.IINEN FRINGED
DAMASN AND HUCk TOW ELS. LARGE
TRIcr, TiI6 JOHNSON h.TINflhs lac.
PIECES OF TURKEY AND WHITE TABLE
iIHEH Il TTRELIs G rRItE itiIhP Soc JOHNSON S5c.
1TINCH SQUARE COLORED BoRDERED
FRINGED NAPKINS. JOHNSON & LUT- 10
IRk1-I-S PRICE. 5c.---.-- --.-.--...-... OSo
TWO MORE I1ECES LEFT OF FINE c-YARD-
WIDE EiilI. BLEACHED DAMASK. RRo
JOHNSON & LUTTRELLS PRICE. Soc. OOSs
LOT OF 81 TAPESTRY COVERS. ASSORT-
ED PATTERNS JOHNSON a LUr- CT AZ
HELL > IHlCE, S2oD. ~ oOeI
Is SIZE ALI-LINEN NAPKINS. John 5Ro
son n LUrrRELL'S PRICE, 81 % boz. lONo
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Company e.

Frank L. Graham, captain; Frank E.
Skinner. second lieutenant; Richard K.
Lamb. first sergeant; Richard B. Clayton,
quartermaster sergeant; William A. Kent,
sergeant: Jesse Owen. sergeant; Morse o.
Mayse. sergeant; Maurice Appleby, SER
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William r. Phillips, chief musician; Geo.
II. Phillips, Benz. j. Madert, Emil Brown
l.. n. Campbell tdeceased, VIM. c. Cum
ningham, Floyd &. Daugherty, Noble E.
Dawson jr., Dav-- B. Gottwals C. D.
Heider, a. A. Hoffman, L. M. Hurdle, Hen
ry NJ. Madert, Nell c. Macdonald, Frank G.
Schutt, jr, John A. Swedberg, BENZ. l..
Watson.
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Field and STAFF.
Non-Com mfssioned staf.

Edward ]. Anderson, Sergeant major
Charles E. Mortimer, quartermast.r SER
geant; Preston p. King, hospital steward :;
NJ. r. Woodbridge, hospital steward; Shas
X. Bradbury, hospital steward
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r. Douglas Sims, captain; William f.
Crist, first lieutenant; Roy r. Hayes, Sec
ond lieutenant; William c. Whip, FIRST ser
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Continued on Ninth rage.)
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PENNSYLVANIA KAIIROAn-

| c, ,,,-.. PENNSYLVANIA HAiiROAD.
siAlioN CORNER or SIXTH AND u STREETS
100 AN; WEEK DAYS. PITrSDL re ENPRESS
MIraflGr IGr and Dining Cars Harrisburg tIrts-
1885, AN. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. Pullman
anIeep ny, b!hns sm' king and obs Ivatiun Cs:s
haFfisbarS y Lineage. lnciunatl, Indianapolis
| -, l., us C'rVeiand 'nd lolvdv. Buffet Iarlor
1883 AN FAST LiNE-PuIman Buffet parlor
Sar Sar 10 Ha,rlsnnrg bufet IaiIor Car Hams
1880 r;M. CHICAGO AND ST. LoI IS EXPRESS.
SI,.,i Isa,@i ing Car Washington 10 $ iouls. ami
a"a Hes sashSi I4 ss gia T%5s haFsGE a dsr5 TO ST.
10 TN WESTERN ENiRl.SS.-IuIiIuun sleep
Hs .3r 10 PIt'Sburs and Chicago. Dining Ga.
':2o rM sorTHwEsTERN EXrREss.-Pull-
nan Sieeiing Cars W a>bmgton 10 Flllsi,urE and
HARRISBURG 10 St Louis, Cleveland and Cincln-
1910 pM. rHriEIc EMPRESS Pullman sleep
80 An. l.r name; CanandaIsua. Rochester and
lo:"g An for kllnira and Eei,"To jiaiiy. except
% sIntIy. u I%T ~ llllnmsrorL daI.y, $50 PM
fals aud Niagara Fall daily except Saturday,
-, WIN !, Stepping Har Washington to Rochester.
lalo AID Niagara Falls dait. PuIiman Sleeping
rnf. 'r nasIHst"m to Rochester Saturdays only.
fo'' fiiilAI nLriIiA, ,SI AEw YoEh AND The
4:oc I'm. CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED" daily,
more Regular a, 700 (i5inins Clit. 9:-G.
zoo, loo loo dining Carr. and Il:nu Dining Car
ing Car from Buitimorej. G:5o 1906 ana ii 80
IN ~ on Sunday, 200 dining Carr, E;2p, aon
Nm.
lib, 3:l'. 4:2o DINING Car from Baltimorel.
oniv. Fas Express. 7:5u AN. weekdays FIX
press l2:l5 I'm, weekdays. 2:Gl aud 8 tp
For Boston Without change, T:50 An weekdays
and i:2o PM daily.
For baltimore, 6:2o, 1900. 10, 80 900 10 90
1000. Il:tp M, l2:l5. l2:45 I2:5S a:uI
3;l3, $50 $500. Limited. 4:2G. :a6 $40
6:i3 $40, I:2o, 1000 1910, ll:l5, and ii 90
IN. OE Sunday, 100, 20. 800 9:O5, 10 -
Ii;W An, l2.l5 f:1J 2:Ol 3:l5, $3.50 a 90
Limited. $40 $40. 6:I5 $50 7:2O loco
- 1910. and IL 90 NJ.
For Pope,s Greek Line. $50 AN. and 1886 PM
week days.
For AnnaPe..s. 700. 900 M. 12:I5 and $40
PM daily, except sunday. Sundays $500
. AN. an D:IO Z NJ.
EArTess for Florida and points On Atlantic Coast
Line, AZ AN. BAG PM daily: Richmond
only, ll:1o AN. weekdays: Atlanta Special l.
VA Rlchinoad and Seahoard Air Line, 500 T. "
d-liy Accommodation for Quanticc. I:45 \ NJ
daily and i:25 Pm. week days
SE-.SHORE CONNECTIONS.
for Atlantic city tvia Delaware River Bridge all
rail- r"utel, S:lG 400 Congregational Limited ,
IN. daily. Via Market Street Wharf 1000
and II 90 An, 12:45 Pm. weekdays II 30
For Cape May. 1t:oO AN. weekdays. 1850 PM
daily.
Tf"Eet Offices. Fifteenth and {; Streets
ana at the station, Sixth aud Streets where or
ders can be left for the checking Of baggage TO
destinat iun from hotels and residences
Telephone call iii" Tor PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
Cab Service.
j. Il. HUTCHINSON, J. L. WOOD
"eiFIai Manager General Passenger Agent.
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RkIIW,y

a., Schedule in effect Deceiuber l. 1855
passenrr arrive at and leave from Pennsylvania
SIP AN Daily-Local for Dapville. Charlotte
and way stations Connects at Manassas for S,l.ts-
burg and fiarrisonbufg daily and at I.yncl.ta1 Z
WIN The Norfolk and Western daily
EASL NAIL Pullman Sleepers. NV lor ahd
NashimGt'n 10 Jacksonville. uniting a; Salisbury
Mlth Sleeper for Asheriile and Hot Springs y e.:
knoxville Chattanooga and Memphis T,nu. aEd
al 'hafl4tte with sleeper Tor Arcr sta. Sleeper
New York 10 New Orleans. unitinr At Charlotte
with Sleeper for Birmingham. conn cts at Lynch.
burg with G * q, for Lexington daily except sun
day. and Natural Bridge daily. slid TIA n Wash
ington TO New Orleans without change nini. 2
Car service Sunset Personally CONNECTED Tourist
and Saturday to San Francesca without clang.
4ol pM.-L"cal for Front Royal. S.,asbuss and
harrisomhurg daily, except sunday
4:3i + daily. Local for cha I,t,eSvillc.
UTHwFSTFRT VISrIBI1ID iISiiTf:n com,
posed of rG'lmau VestthUIrd S!erpsrs Ii.n'r- cars
ana ana n2y Coaches Sieepers Ne," lork To- Nash
ncoga New York To Tampa. Via Charlaste = lan,-
hia savannah and Jacksonville: New YORK 10
Memphis. via birmingham: New York and Wash
Ih2lNh 10 Augusta. with connection TO Aiken. a1d
New York 10 New orleais. via Atlauta and Mont
s"in'i!- Nest!l"ied bay Coach Wa>bIngtou to
Atlanta S"utEpln Railway Dining tas ,,rc,.ns-
nor" I" Montgomery. The New Y.rk aal FIos ira
lim,ted I'M ,,I wiz he rcsnnod January I6. iS:a
SION leave Washington 9:ul am. daily and I: -
pm pm daily exgeIt sunday. and 6:2! pm Surdavs
cay f1r Iegshurg. ani 6:23 pm. on.ly lof iicrn-
4"n Returning, arrive At Washington >:2G am.
daiiN. and s:I" pm. SUNDAY Gully, a,d = - % IN
GaiiF. except Sunday. from Round I!l. T.pa aga.
daiiy, except Sunday, froIh Hc,uI1n S:3f G.ll
daily, except Sunday from Lr, slurg
Through trains from th. -oiih arrive at N.eS-
lhst"h G:i2 an. and :;2p pm. Hul 300 nm.
na1fN ttarr1s"nhurg. i2:on noon daily .er Srn-
charlottesville
llcketS, sleeping car reservations aud other tn
formation furnished. and lacsa-." ,..I.,G tor a.J
1heck'd ti"m Hotels and RgsiGgUcc> 10y In..H
lrah>igF Company. on orders left sr Tick; pHtc,S
100 Fife, NH ST NV, 3iI r.n1sylvm.a ayeu.c
NV. and at PcLnsylvauia PaSs.agor StHr.aI.
TELEPHONE call 14il for Pennsylvania Raill"a.I 4 b
tkANk : CANNON. 3i Nive Prest. & G, u. Mgr.
J: NJ. Cl LIZ Traffic Manager.
W y. Tt Rk, Gen. Pass. Agent
l. ). BROWN. Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept
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o,,, tlIi-A-Aii..,iNE AND uuip KAH.WAN.
iEhoI Si IHE GNANFEST SFENERN oT
hAMEEiIA ~ ALL TRAINS NES fIBULED.
al: MEAS SERVED IN DINING CARS
l5N, SMITH AND Il STREETS
Schedule in effect Nov. 20. IStS
10 Pm DAILI-CincinDatl ard St. Louis Spe-
.la!uSeid talr Tor Cincinnati. Pullman Sie,.lr-7s
tc 'm"h III. Lexington. Louisville. Iadiansj jr lis
anu Sc i-2His, without change Connects at Gov
inston, a, ,"r Virginia Hot Springs. Parior
li:in Pm lAILl-F. +. V. Linifed-Sulid tram
I"f nlhclhhati- Pullman Sle,pers t" Cincinnati
lexington and Louisville without change. Puiina
Sleeping Car To Virginia Hot Springs without
chahSr dply except Sunday. Observation Car
Chicago and ST. Lnuis
10 Pm. DAILl-For tsordonsyille. Charlct;cs-
Sunday. -
reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and OIL,
oulces' oIi ana la2l Pennsylvania avenue. ami at
the station. Telephone call l4If FOR Pennsylvania
hslipoau cap hSI VICE ii. W. FULLER.
I"-o -3Vd GcncrAl HAssengcr Agent.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NO. S5I5. ADMN. Doc. 25.-THIS Is To GIVE
Nb11tt: That the subscriber. Of the District vi
t0!uinhia. has obtained from the Supreme Cunrt
Of the District Of Columbia. holding a Special
Term for Orphans Court business. letters testa-
mrntaIy IN the personal estate Of james j. Dana.
late Of the District OF Columbia. deceased: all
persons having claims against the said deceased
are L"rehy warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof. to the subscriber. on or before
the G3d day II November next; they may otherwise
10y l"w be excluded from all benefit Of the said
estat'. Signed this 23d day uf November. 1898.
TIE NATL SAFE DEPOSIT, SAVINGS AND
TRl ST co. Oh II. {. By GEORGE HOWARD,
Treasurer. GiST BLAIR. Attorney. no29- -law-3w
FILED NOYEA BER q. 1898. J. II. YOUNG,
CLERK. IN THE ST PREME COURT OF THE.
DISTRICT OF COLI MBIA. holding special
term in equity. Matthias Ament. trading as NJ
Amcnt Il Co. cGn.plainants VS.. the Belt Rail
way company ct nj. In equity No. 1851. TN
GO 'nsiderins the report II the American Securii V
and Inst Cor'piny. trustee, of the sale Of the
franchises and property of the Belt Railway
Company. dt and for the Of $3.50 600, this
day nled N this cause, it this 2lst day OF No
yenler, 1873 ordered that the sale as made
and reported by the said trustee. he ratified and
confirmed unless cause TO the contrary thereof
he shown on o. before the 2lst day of Decem Der
next; priEide'. copy of this order he publ lsled
In The Evening Star and in the ''Washingt II
Law Reporter once week fer three successive
weeks prior to the date last aforesaid. ". $.
COX, J. \ true copy-Test: J. r. YOUNG
CLERK. by Il. J MEIGS, Jr., Asst. Clerk.
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Evening star., 1898-12-06
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RE'EIvED NJ THE BU-
reau II Supplies aud Accounts. Navy Department,
Washington, II. g. until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON. bEt EMREK SMITH. IS!S. and publicly
"lCucd Immediately thereafter {" furnish the
Navy Yard " a>hington. u. T.. a quantity Of
Machinery and Tools, Blank proposals will lie
furnished upon application To the Navy Yard
" =hingt0u. Il. =. t0 the Bureau. EDWIN
STEWART Paymaster General. L. y. y.
na2.f- aW2w
PROPOSALS FOR RECONSTRUCTING AND
replacing Il portion of the plumbing Of the Grant
School building. Washington, II. G. Othce of the
Commissioners ID. G., Washington Sealed pro-
posals will be received q this Office until II IN.
on December II. 1885 for recOnstructiug and re-
placing portion of the plumbing system Of the
Grant School building, located 6 street north
bptWeeu 2lst and 22d streets. Washington.
ID. G.. Blank forms Of proposals may be obtained
upon application therefor at the office Of rhe in
speCtOF Of builiings of the District of Columbia
and bids upon these forms only Will he considered
Plans and specifications. together with ali Deces-
sary information. be eSHsnlted at the same
Office The right is reserved TO reject any III bids
Proposals be inclosed in envelope sealed
aud indorsed ''PrnPlsals for reconstsuctng and
placing n portion of the plumbing system of the
Grant Schosl building JOHN Il. WIGHT. JOHN
W. ROSS LANSING H. BEACH. Commission
90. d. g. ds2rSt