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To England After a prisoner.

Sea Isle City. n. J., Dec. 1.-Prosccutcr
Eugene c. Cole sailed from New York on
Saturday for Liverpool, England TO bring
back John w. Rensen, the Philadelphia
tailor. who, while acting as manager for
the women's tailoring establishment of eX-
Mayor Thomas f. Ludlam is alleged to
have robbed him of S5e9 cash and $l,5o9
worth of cloth.
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IDENTITY OF THE
WOULD-BE SUICIDE
HER NAME Is EDNA TREBNAL
Said to He n Visitor I'm This City, md
Her Attempt the Result of
Lovers Quarrel.

The young woman who attempted TO
end her life last night by swallowing
two ounces of laudanum IS Miss Edna
TrebnaI.
1t appears that the young lady is Eis-
itfng friends in this city. and her name
rs not in the directory There is no per-
son by the name of Trebnal in the Wash
ington City directory. and no trace OF
the young lady could be found after she
left the hospital. 1t was claimed that
she was stopping with relatives on New
York Avenue, near Eleventh Street,
but no such person is known in that To-
caIity.
The young woman has not been well
for some time, it IS said, and she has
been further annoyed by the indifference
of young man, for whom she was said
to have great affection. This young
man had been constant visitor at
the house where she was staying, and
few days ago they had quarrel.
The breach between them was not as
rapidly healed as the young lady wished
and she determined TO take her life. With
this in view she purchased a bottle Of
laudanum and drank the contents.
She was overcome while walking along
the street and sank down on the steps
leading to Hungerford's real estate office.
r. G. Hurst. manager for Enrich Bros,
found her and notified the police.
Miss Trebnal was taken to the Elmer
gency where. after several hours of he
roic work. the surgeons succeeded in re-
storing the young woman to conscious
ness. She remained al the hospital until
the effects of the Iaudanum had worn off
and was then taken 10 her home Ey
friends who refused to give their names.
Several names were given out last
night, but the right one was not learned
until this morning when the police made
report of the case.
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Cancers Cured With tut the Knife

All persons afflicted with tumors of any kind
should consult the cancer specialist, DR.. Charles
Allen. Living witnesses testify to his skill An
experience of nearly forty years ensures success
Don't use the knife, il hastens death Patients
from abroad viii be cared for IN the Sanatariuin.
Don't allow your family physician to prejudice
you in this matter. Consider your own safety
and learn that there is one who can cure this
disease, while others fail. Don't delay. SANI-
TA1IrIh IH0a g - sG no29- item
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Lucre for Love.

Mount Holly, " J.. Dee. LIN the suit
of Mary j. O'HOra against James q
Traynor. of Tsordentown. jury yesterday
awarded the fair plaintiff $500 tn plain
tiff is a fine-iooking young wOm9n who
came from Ireland but two yeaf ago
The defendant is a weII-known hotel
keeper. He put In no defense
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. arz Wife Missing.

J., Dec. Mrs. George w.
cen missing from her home
thursday. All efforts of her
trace her have been fruitless.
..l = note for her husband saying
.s lot fit to live and she wo1d he
ss-". Eating in the Delaware River
within Z. week
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MeIIn TO BE Filled.

Commissioners today ordered that
be filed and abandoned as follows:
feu at the corner OF Harrison and
cree Streets, Anacostia, d. c; estimated
ost, S15
Well at the corner Of Second and f
Streets northeast: estimated cost. SIS.
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Girl Badly Burned.

Egg Harbor, n. J.. Dec. 1-While pre-
pairing supper yesterday evening Jcss sphine
Thomas was so badly burned that her in
juries win probably prove fatal. Her
dress caught fire from an overheated
stove and she was soon enveloped in
flames.
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DR.. Henry's Cough Syrup cures
coughs and all bronchial affections
which this weather is producing.
At all druggists, Isc.
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THE BUBoNIC PLAGUE
IN MADAGASCAR

French Officials Take Stringent Mea-
sures to Check the Spread of the
Disease.
Paris Dec. 1.-The Colonial office is TAX
ing stringent measures to check the bu-
bonic plague which has broken out in
Madagascar. Particular vigilance will be
exercised to prevent Importation of the
plague into France by traders landing at
Marseilles.
The disease in Madagascar has broken
out badly among the natives, but the
white population is as yet unaffected
The Plague at Suez.
Suez, Dec. 1.-Two cases of bubonic
plague have been discovered here.
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DESERVING the Associated Press

Loekport, N Y, Dec. 1.-The Union and
Sun and the Journal of this city today
began receiving the news dispatches of
the Publishers Press Association, having
dropped the reports of the Associated
Press.
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If you have languid feeling take bot
tie of Heurich's beer with your meals and
before retiring. 1t will soon place you
among the heaIthfuI. Phone e34 for case.
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s14.75 For Suits
AND Overcoats
Worth $40 and $3.50.

NOULL recognize these extraordinary garments
the moment you them.
Something different from the ordinary run of
"ready-nade"-a class of clothing that "smacks' OF
high priced tailoring
There are Overcoats of vicuna covercloth and ker-
sey as fine you've seen-and Suits OF Scotch
chevot and French worsted that any good tailor would
charge three times $14.75 to make.
Some black Clay worsted cutaway suits among
he too-n fact the whole lot is of class that you
seldom have chance to buy Under price.
ALI made from mill ends"-short pieces that
gathered from the b.st mills in America.
Not garment worth less than S20-plenty worth
$2250-and $14.75 buys choice.
Follow the crowds to the sale Of the season.
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The grand jury today returned the fol-
lowing indictments: Richard Nichols, lar
ceny; Lawrence Jackson. assault with in
tent to kill. and William Coleman, second
offense of petit larceny.
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Marriage licenses were issued today to-
Robert NJ. Day and Clara Smith, William
NJ. Stevens and Mary A. Howe.
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The Mad Mut.ah Marching On.

Siu1Ia. Dec. 1.-The Mad Fakir or Mad
MuIlah. with his followers, is moving in
the direction of the Robat Watershed.
where he will be in position TO intercept
communication with the ChuraI
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Er- anged.

ins aHged.
sl weston, Texas,
as issued a de
ms duties shall
ring the coming
ing 10 the dispute
nth American Con-
i'll be submitted TO
december and def
be rendered by next
e cargo of the British
rned in Iqu'que Harbor.
saved, though damaged
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ANNUAL MEETING or
the stockholders OF the Masonic Hall
Associate OF the District of Columbia
for the election Of directors. etc will De
held in room No I. National Union Rui d
ing 9IS F Street nv. Monday evening
December 3 1885. at SIS o'clock Polls
open from : 10 ia o'clock NOBLE D.
LARNER. Secretary. de1-4t-em
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
of The National Metropolitan Fire In
surance Company OF the District of Co
lumbia will be held on the 27th day OF
December, A d. 1898, for the election OF
directors Polls open at y m. and close
at I O'Clock p. m SAM CROSS. Secy.
uo29-tfem
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Third DAY OF TEE
JOCKEY. CLUB TRIAL
Witness Fauth Had Laid Bets
at the Track.
JONES AGAIN ON THE STAND
Detective Parham Says He Bet With
the Bookmakers.
The Trinl Adjourned Until ToH,Or-
row mt II Standardization to-
JONES AGAIN ON THESTANI
The Trial Adjourned Until Tor,or-
row Mt II o'CiOck-MotiOn to-
Dismiss the Case.

When the case of the United States
against the officials of the Washington
Jockey Club was called in the Police
Court this morning, Robert Pinkerton
was called as a witness by the Govern
ment. Mr.. Auerbach presented q certifi-
cate from DIR. T. Morris Murray to the
effect that Mr.. Pinkerten is i'll. Mr.. Baker
said that Mr.. Pinkerton had been in at
tendance at the trial on each day. He
was summoned as a witness yesterday.
The first man to take the stand was J.
r. Fauth, OF Washington. He had at
tended the races at Benning. He had
seen the defendants at the track When
asked to what he had seen there, he
said: "a great many people" In reply
. to questions by the prosecuting attorney
he described the betting ring. He said
ed In making books There were twelve
or fourteen men engaged In this business.
They had the odds ON the horses marked
on their program. These men occupied
one end of the betting ring.
He had been playing the races for
twelve or fifteen years. He said that he
did not know the duties of a steward On
cross-examinatie ton by Mr.. Worthington
the witness testified as to the location of
the betting ring. the paddock and other
points about the track. He had only
seen defendants Rowland and Ross in the
Judges stand He told of the plan he
followed in making a bet. He gave the
layer of bets the number of his badge. He
said he delighted in playing the horses.
He made four bets on the day he went
to the track Each bet was made with
different layer.
Mr. Richardson was called for by the
Government as witness, but failed to
respond.
Messrs. Porter Stephenson and Kelly
were also called and did not answer to
their names.
Orlando A Jones was called TO the STAND
and was handed program of the meeting
containing the names of the officers of the
| Jockey Club He said that he had not
seen one like 1t before at the Bennine
| track. He was asked to look at the
names printed in the program, and lden-
| titled Messrs Ross Howland and Brown
who are named in the program as mem
! bers of the executive committee OIL the
Washington Jockey Club.
| Under objection from Mr.. Baker MI
! Jones was asked concerning the character
of Mr.. Gold, a Government witness, VINO
had testified yesterday.
| AIR. Jones said that he had employed
| Mr.. Gold aud had discharged him f"'
| fraud,
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S1.29 Hat Sale.

Choice OF mans Dsrbys and
Fedoras, worth SIS and s.,
for $t.29. Oar own regular
stock that's occupying some
room we need for holiday
goods. They have pure silk
bands and bindings, and are
made from fine fur stock
good hats that we'd never
sacrifice If we didn't need the
room,
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ChiIdren's Over
coats, $1.48

listers and Cape Goats car
ried over from last season.
Worth up to $3.50 = all
punched together, at $f.4S
for choice. Good warm gar
ments, and some of every size
from 4 to 10. What a chance
to get the boy sensible Xmas
present IFS not a bit toosoon
to BE- looking forward to
gilt tims."
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DIED

DOVE-Ou November so 1865, at 4-S5 ,. n--
MARGARET ROSELLA DOVE, beloved wife OF
j. Harry Dove
Funeral Friday at go p NJ from late resi-
dence. 624 y. c. ave. Item
WuSON-On Wednesday. Nov 20, IS9S, al
IO:Is O'Clock at her residence. No. I715 G. street
northwest NARY l. WILSON
Notice OF funeral hereafter II
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People Whom He Has Cured
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TREATMENT BY MAIL.

y unable to visit MHByOE'S Offices personally.
wIlte Professor MHay0B SDr advice. which Is
ABSOLt TELY FREE The most obstinate cases
successfully treated in the strictest couhdeuce.
Guide to Health free
Ofice open all day and evening SUNDAY , 10 :
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623 18th st. N. w.
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PTTNAN SYSTEM OF STESOGR4PTfY thoroughly
taught Tor S5 month 9I5 Il ST NV.
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THE Great Providers. g"
Cash or Credit.
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Cheap for s25. Very large. hand
SomeIy carved side
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Grand Jury indictments

SueZ, Dec. Two Gases OF DuDO
plague have been discovered here.
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6aseIte,
MoNDA, HvFNlNe. AUG i, 1895.

THE DREADED CUBANs.-A difficulty
arising out of the difference between
General Shafter and General Garcia has
arisen in Santiago. The Spanish resi-
dents there have been lead to believe
that Skaters army is TO be ordered
away from Santiago, after the Spanish
troops DOW prisoners have been trans
ported 10 Spain. This has given rise
TO q fear in their minds that they are 10
be left to the tender amenities OF the
Cubans. If they feared the occupation
OF Santiago by the American army,
they are now doubly fearful OF the re-
suits of IT'S departure. Appeals have
been made TO General Snatter Dot 10
Withdraw the American forces from
Santiago, AMI he has communicated
these appeals to the wal officials. AS
have been given 10 the PEG
pie of Santiago by the War Department
through General Shafter that this gov
eminent will stand squarely by the
terms of the Presidents proclamation
relative to the government OF the city
and province. a permanent garrison
for Santiago, consisting OF the first and
second immune regiments, has been
provided, aud it will remain there even
If General Skaters corps should De
withdraw. These facts hsve been
communicated TO the Spanish residents
of The city and have tended TO allay
their slarm.
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WALES DANCING DAYS CvER.-The
Prince OF Wales removal from London
to the royal yacht Osborne, at Cowes,
on Saturday, was sanctioned with
much reluctance by his physicians as
being the lesser Of TWO evils. The
Prince has grown extremely restive
under his enforced confinement, and
his doctors decided TO take The risk OF
the Journey. During the first four
DAYS after the accident ACME sppre
hensjon was felt by the physicians that
etanus might superveue. Fremont
tory symptoms had appeared ard Jour
consultations OF his doctors were held,
though only TWO announced that the
fear of tetanus, coupled with the
equity condition OF the Princes knee
Joint, was the real reason why no ope-
ration was performed TO bring The FAC
tured parts OF the patella together.
He knows that he Is fated TO rave q
week knee for life, but doctors assured
him Friday that if the progress already
made continued and that be does not
Insist OF using his leg too soon, there Is
every prospect that no lameuess viii!
be observable. He will always have
difficulty in going up and down Stair
ana can scarcely hope to take horse.
back exercise any more. Dancing will
will be impossible for him TINS latter
deprivation he feels acuteiy. rs he i
an enthusiastic dancer.
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(CcntNI IIneJ
Tains Mo- o. Odd @ connect at Gverton for and from Warrenton.
LOCAL SERVICE
835 8. m Train No for DanvIle. Charlotte M Iva way {s stations ssnnion C SHe cts at Sa3@es
CavrTon for Wsrren:on ad al Franklin Junction for Rocky Mount md rtensaNt
stsuon returnuga rnves at Alexandra % pm - .....
515 D. m Train No Is for Charlottesville ant wa sauoh" O0mecS 81 'aFefontr
Warenton returning arrives at ALEXANDRA oWo B. m ..u.-.,
1928 p n. Train No - caves Alexandra ally yy e19ePt SUNDAY no lf harrison E @t
nteruedgte stations returning arrives at AIeyahdra 11o'G l." 900
Trains for Round Hill and intermediate stations leave Alexsndra 80. m tag
1T u Z. md 40 o m. exceptS Sunday, and 633 pm. sundays 0Mys M o"p 1@g
for Eemdon. Arrive Alexandra returning from Round Hi SIS g. I" ea"y, and &s
D. M daily except Sunday and S:2 p N sundays ony
SLEEPING CAB SERVICE.
Ms 2 and "a Wrcbineton and Southwestern Limited. through Sleeping Cars tewer
New York and New orleans via Atant. and Monts0% 9@!o Ne c aTR s' s Sem@ Us
Jacksonville uniting at Danvile with Pullman sleeper from y h asrmna 9 10 AElaa US
Columbia New York and Nashville, Tenn. via AsheyIA. hno1VHe mo 'hatasa
and irstls@ coach between Washington and Atlanta Dining ar e'"een ''ea@0
and Montgomery. At c,...nn ~. t.-
Nos. IS and SO. United States Fast Mail, Pullman Sleeping Cars 6tTsl New
York and Ny Orleans connecting at Atlanta fora nd iron bHrhAHgusm Se htN-s
snd New YORK and Jackson lille connecdnga at Salisbury win um m1 see i r% "a" Iron
Ashevlle AND Hot springs North Carolina, Knoxville, Chattapoog: So neMts AM 81
charlotte WITH Pullman Sleeper for and from Augusta. SOHO tmh oe"een Washington
ND Nv "OrImns wTnmt rbange. Connects at Iynchburg for Le1ngton. daily euEt
>undav sunset Personally Conducted Tourist Excursion. through sleeper Oh ""5
every Wednesday 10 san Francisco, without mango. - - u,
ID EH 80 w. A c MOSS. Ticket Agent Alexsnd-A vs.
"a q n n - u $500 -. conoa1 MANAGER ". A TUX,
J N. CULP Traffic Manage. W.tMaAS "
Washington, D.. c. - 1.oxa~ Dao, Vas5oror M
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SALES.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF BAREFOOT MILL
PROPERTY.

IHOI Eh1
By virtue of a deed of t,ust dated the 18th
day OF December. 1894, recorded in hber q,
30. /. page 469 of the deed books of Alex
andria county, Virginia, the undersigned
trustee therein named, at the request OF the
holders OF the Indebtedness thereby secured
default in the payment of which has been
made will sell al public auction III front OF the
court house OF ssid county ola court house IN
Alexandris ciry) at 10 o'clock q. NJ. on
WEDNESDAY, August 1oth, lo9o'
the Bancroft mill property located IN ssid
comfy on Four Mile run and tie Columois
Turnpike at Arlington station on the wash
ingron. Ohio ard "a estern Railway about hve
miles from Washington city. This very de,
.,rable property consists OF s tract OF iand
coptsining 20 acres, = roods ard 8 poles, on
which is a Few, large 4 ur and grist mill 512
stories nigh. the lower story being stone. he
mill is excellently equipped, having q 3o-feet
overshnt iron wsteI-wheel snd two run OF
stone The wster power is exceptionally
good. There are lew better mills snywhere.
The lsnd csn be laid off 10 fine building lots
Terms of sac: Sufficient cash TO pay the
experses Of sale and conveysnCi g AID the
sum OF S2.539.34. with interest from May
S1st. 1898 and the residue in three equal.
annual. luterest-besring instalments, secured
by lien on the property and assignment OF IL
suIance policy.
VIM. c. WIBERT. Trustee.
Arlington P. o, Va
Moore & Keith, Attorneys for Creditor.
700 -
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Opening and Closing orthe Mails.

Northern mails, week days, close az Z 80
and II As :. IL. and / 15, so, 8 30 and
s 80 p. m. Ooen ST 5 90 g. "a, 12 90 u.
and 8 90 .. n. On Sundays Northern mails
close at Ii Il =. III. and Z 20 p. IN.
Southern mails via Charlottesville, close
at z so and 10 90 g. u. and 2 10 and
$50 p, m Open st 90 S. II. snd , 80
and 4:30 p. u.
Southern mails, Wis Richmond. close st
10 40 8. N. and 3 IS and s 80 p. II.
Manassas Division mails close 81 : so 8. m.
and 3 45 p. m. Open al l p. n.
Alexandria and Round Hill mails close st
40 g. m. and 4 90 q. Open at g 90 a. m.
end 8 80 p. n.
Chesapeake and Ohio nails close at . Is
2. N. and 8 so P. N. Opesa 8 &C 8. m. and
4 so P. N.
Washington msils close st J so and IL IS
8. IA, and l Is, , 90, Is so and S so .. IN.
Open al 8 90 q. M, II 90 m. and s 90 and
80 p. N.
once Hour-open st S 90 a. m. Close at
500 pm
sunday Hours-opan at 200 8. m. Close
at 8 so 8. N.
Carriers STANDARDIZATION msdc on
gaside =outes-6 so and 10 90 8. II. snd
3 90 snd 5 80 p. N. Full routes so =. N.
and 5 80 p. m. Sunday collection . 90 D.,
Carriers window OPEN Sunday 900 s. m.
close 8 so 8. N.
Deliveries made s 90 a. NJ. - 90 m. and
8 90 p. m.
All mail should be in Office ten minutes
Before hour indicated for clozing.