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REPORT Of FIRE COMPANIES
To BE Presented al the Next Meet ing
Of Council.

At the inspection Of the fire depart.
inent on Monday evening by the Mayor
and City Council, the following reports
were presented:
Delaware Fire Company, No. 3-One
three story brick house and one two.
story brick stable, valued at IS, 800; one
Hayes truck with POO feet of ladder, val
ucd ut $1,000; personal property and real
estate, value, $1,000; four horses, value
not given; membership, sixty men.
PhHnix Fire Company No. 4--Onr
two-storv brick building ~ feet front, 6G
fec, deep, valued ut 81 200; one Capp Il
Jones steam engine, value. $4 100; one
hose ca' riagc. value, $500; ZOO feet Of
hose, value, 81 900; one combined truck
and chemical engine, valued at $2.SOO
seven horses, $3.50; parlor furniture.
value, 500; miscellaneous, $500; value #
persoLal property, $l0,45O; real estate,
81 900. active members, 81; honorary
members, IS.
Friendship Fire Company, No. l--Onc
tour-story house, value, $2,lO0; one La
France steamer, $1,000; one >Isby hose
Garage, vaue, $500; four horses, $500;
LOO i+t Of hose. value. $1,000; two
three. gallon fire extinguishers; real estate
p!O,mrly, value. $2l 600; value OF per-
>onaI property. 81 600; active members,
-; honorary, 80.
Wa'er Witch Fire Company No. o.
Value Of real estate, $ll 800; value OF
personal property, $500: one combined
chemical engine and hose carriage, one
ClapD 4 Jones third class steamer, value
not given; four horses, $50 feet Of first
class and 300 feet of medium hose, lO5
active ard forty honorary members.
Weccacoe Fire Company No. S.-)ne
three story brick house, value $l2,UO;
one second size CIapp & homes steamer.
vlllied at $780, one chemical engine
everything complete, with two sixty
gallon tanks built by Holloway Il Com.
pany, OF Baltimore, valued at u 500; one
hose wagon. $50: l20O feet tirst-cass
hose, valucd at $1,000, and $50 feet
sec"nd.class hose. valued ut $3.50; five
horses. valued at 81 2OO; total value Of
personal and real estate property, S22,-
POO; ninety-six a,tie and twenty honor
AIRY members
Fame Fire Company No b.--Nalue of
real estate, Sl,5O); value Of personal
France steamer. one SilsDv hose carriage,
three horses. ,5O) fee, tirSt.caSs and $50
feet second-class hose; 22o members OF
which f"rtyfvr are active members.
Washington Fire Comp n; No. T.
One steamer, Amnskrgc blild: one hose
carriage, Amoskage build; 1900 feet of
tirst.cIa~s and GOO feet Of cotton hose;
one double -ixty.thmc gallon Holiday
chemical; five horses, valued at 81 500;
one thrcc.stnry brick house: val e of
personal property. SS 4+O; value of real
estate, Sl5,UOO; membership lM.
Liberty Fire Company No. o.-Active
members. thirty mine; one one-thirl size
LA France steamer, valued at $1,000; one
Gleason x Bailey hose carriage, valued
at S4OO 1900 feet iirst-class hose. $50,
tire sets Of harness. $3.50: real estate,
SILL 900; iurnitnre, II l,OOO
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Georgetown.

James Burton and William Burton,
two young sons OF Erasmus Burton,
coIored, were arrested and committed to
jail by Sheriff Johnson on Saturday at
the instance Of Railroad Detective n. II.
Hutchins, upon the charge Of trespass:
ing on property, Of stealing waste and
other articles from, and throwing a
bottle through IA window of one of thr
cars of the d., NJ. & Y. Railroad Com.
pany. They will bc given Il hearing
tomorrow.
The sun., 1898-02-23
Dover.

The Masons Of this town gave re-
ception tn their families and friends,
last night. 1t was purely OF social
character and was pronounced grand
social success. Chancellor Nicholson
and }. ). Willis were present and de-
livered two eloquent addresses. The
Owl orchestra, Of Wilmington, rendered
the instrumental part OF the program
and Horace Houston and Edward Muh :
hauSen sang "All Of Dover'> 4OO,' and
several other beautiful songs.
The sun., 1898-02-23
St'ali,l.tt.

Col. and Mrs James J. Ross enter
tanned the Euchcr Club at their resi-
dence, The Elms,' Monday night. Re-
frcshments were served at 1899 O'Clock
There were present: Col. and Mrs. T.. {.
Ross, Col. and Mrs. II. {. Pennington,
Mrs. William Ross Mr. and Mrs 4. II.
Lord, Mr., and Mrs. +. L. LcComptc,
Miss Lydia Ann Hail, Wilmington; Miss
Lucille Ross, Miss MilIie Robinson. Mrs.
II. NJ. Wright, Mrs. Charles Zrbry,
Wilmington; Miss Ida Kay, Miss Pen
.ngton, William Carlnnn, BridgeviIc:
Brooks l.. Ross. Charles Robinson, e.
ward Scott, Mrs. b. K. higgins. The
club will be entertained tonight, Tues
dav), at the residence Of Mrs b. Il. Rig
gin.
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Harrington.

Harry Fowler and Will Meredith, Of
frderlca, were III town yesterday.
A, II. Matthews, Of Wilmington. sold
his house on Main Street. to W. H..
Smith. today, for 5000.
Franklin Harrington Il Go. are rclnnr-
ing the partition between their store
room ard that lately occupied by T. W.
Harrington and will put in IL full line of
clothing, shoes and hats
". W. Simmon', u Pennington. was
in town today.
Sheriff $. l.. Shaw, of Dover. was in
town to-day on business.
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Bi.itl.cville.

The luesds, Night Club met a, the
l'>'n. OF the president, Miss SaII,e f..
kawlins. There was Il very good AT j.
tendance and an Interesting meeting.
Miss Margaret LalI read paper, From
Mexican War To Civil War (lSi9 1861 J."
Mrs.. X. Oliver Cannon read paper on
"Anerican Artists and Sculptors," and
Miss Harriet Layton paper on "Ma-
cauley and Dickens One OF the MEM
hers OF the club contributed song tor
the club. 1t was read and approved and
dedicated to our president Mis- Raw
linS) II d the members ni the Tuesday
Night Club OF BridgeviIle. Delaware. :"
1t is sung To tn" tune Of "MAryland, My
Marvlunu,' and reads:
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k.nA.iAre Party and Dance.

The Benevolent Pioneer Literary AS
soclati"n gave u enchr and dance part y
in Eden Hall last evening. The first ol
the evening was devoted to playing cards
and the last to dancing.
These who received favors were as
follows: First prize, Thomas Welch and
ELLA k"nis; second, Hannah Bradley
and ". }. Kelly; third, Mary VDonald;
fourth. Mrs. Thomas Finn, and the
baby lda Smith and Mr.. Reese. The
Pioneers will give il reception in Ellen
Hall on Faster Monday morning.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH
John Gibson is Hit Ry Il Failing Hook
and Badly Crushed.

John Gibson who is employed by the
T., W. Il B. X. T., laying ties near Edge
Moore came near being killed yesterday
afternoon while at work.
Gibson was in the act OF taking II Tie
from a derrick which is placed on car
when the hook slipped and fell on his
shoulder dislocating it, and also crush
ing his right arm.
The accident was witnessed by his icI-
low. workme,, who rushed to his rescue
'nnediatcIy after he was hurt and
I and him unconscious suffering from the
n'>s "I blood, whicl, came gushing out
from hl- ears and nose.
Wien seen yesterday afternoon at his
residence which is about a nIile from,
Shrl pot park. he was in Il p"cariollS con-
dAion, suffering mostly from ,.c di,Inca.
ton OF his shoulder.
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LOCAL RAILWAY DEBT.
Another Phase Of il Pr, sent ed in
Camden, n. .J.. On Monday.
Special to THE sun.

Special to THE sun
CAMDEN, n. D., Eeb, "a certificate
ni incorporation of the Wilmington Il
Chester Traction Company was filed in
the office OF the County Clerk here yes
terday. The company is capitalized at
&,oOo,OOo, with $1,000 paid up and is
authorized to build and operate electric
trolley lines in Pennsylvania, Delaware
or elsewhere. The corporation is be-
lleved to be a result OF the recent lnepg-
ing OF Wilmington, DEL, trolley lines
and the probable extension to Chester,
Pa. in the scheme Of a system OF trollcys
from New York t" Washington, b. &.
The sun., 1898-02-23

LADIES do you want a Cactus
from the prairies Of Neb. (, is a
small round Cactus with a hand.
some bright red blossom. 1t
grows wild on the Neb. prairies.
| will send one postpaid for I5c,
2 for CSC. Address J. W. HANN,
Wauneta, Neb.
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MALE AND FEMALE
Agents Wanted

By an old and well-known Company.
No capital required. Goods been adver-
tiscd for over 20 years. Never offered
through canvasscrs before. Business
gentecl in every particular. Address
E,c% caloc D n pnv fE00 ph"adainhia o 3,
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We are club Of lam's aud maids,
our Tnsiay club. Our Tuesday cub
For intellect and ,pcia aid;
our Tuesday cub. our Tuesday ch.b
We talk OF art and history.
In this broad land OF ours - free.
Di which We AT" 50 proud To he,
Du" Tuesday club. our Tuesday club,
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our Tuesday club! our Tuesday cub,
We worship at Mincrvas shrine.
From seven fifteen till hiatt I;i>t nine.
Then bid adIeu to hostess Kind
our Tuesday CIuh' our Tuesday cub.
Snr'ls are being pat around the Della,
ware Railroad station at Grconwood.
Rev Alvin Blackwell, formerly pastor
uf the Presbyterian Cnurch here n,lt now
pastor Of IL church at >lrnlebuy, Pa,
has been visiting friends here.
5. p. Wiley, teller Of the Sussex Ma.
tionaI Bank, Of >eaiorI, spent Yesterday
in town.
Harry l.. Cannon, u Dickinson College
student, has been spending few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. i.
Cannon. He is business manager Of the
Dickinson College Microcasin, book
issued each year by the Junior class. The
book is Il fine publication, and this year
the John NJ. Rodgers Co., Of Whining
ton. succeeded in getting the contract to
publish IL.
The public schools were closed ycstcr.
day, it being Washington's birth lay.
John johnson, OF Dover was recently
IN town.
Nearly everyone in the vicinity Of FL
dorado, Md, Il little town abo It ten
miles from here, are talking Of the
attachment of hog owned by James
Dennis has for two oxen belonging to
Lambdcn and Rodney. In no way can
the hog be induced to leave the oxen.
II follows them into the woods where
the oxen are driven after logs and at
night sleeps in the same >tall lying be-.
tween the oxen. 4 few days ago the
oxen were driven from EldorL,lo to Sea-
ford, ii distance OF twelve miles, with Il
load nf lumber, and the hog followed the
entire distance. Dennis, the owner of
the hog. did not want it to make the
'lrncl and placed it in pen but "! en-
,ne hog saw the oxen start away it mace
so much noise Squcaling and was 80 fran
tic that 1t had to be released. Then it
made wild dash toward the oxen and
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Xxx II Made from 5OCents. Sample, etc, :Ac
UU.VV ). Hammond, PlexSantvilfc, N. j.
TELEGRAPHY. Firs

! EARN TELEGRAPHY. Firs
- class operators are in constant
demand. Salaries from $40 to 500
II month. You can secure chart
giving all necessary inf 'rnation and
cnrrert alphabet for 10 ctr. Address
tn" New Jersey School Of T+Iegraphy,
River and Union SITS, W'Ides Barre,
Pa.
The sun., 1898-02-23

We write OI poets, Statesmen too,
our Tuesday tiuh' pui Tuesday club.
Each are portrayed in rulOrs true;
our Tuesday cub, our Tuesday club
We cull the best from out Their lives.
A. bees do flowers to fill their hives,
TO do the best thus each one strives,
oar Tuesday club, our Tues lay tlIb
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I 7 7

" are ii club that's true alive,
our Tuesday tiuh' our Tuesday tluh,
That numhcr, less than twrnly-nvr:
our Tuesday club. cur tuesday cub,
We worship at Mincrva's shrine.
From seven fifteen till hat past nine,
Then BID adIell to hostess Kind
our Tuesday cub! our Tuesday Cub.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR small amount ~ cash YOU can secure Ii
CCtsed saloon on best street in CITY: large
bsrr..eiE snd hnuS". GOOD CHANCE. this Office.
frh9-Sf- en-
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FOR SALE HORSES & CARRIAGES

FOR SALE Furniture wagon and horse: CHEAP.
IN 18th i. Sc. mh2 t-cm
FOR SALE-onc good. work horse. SIS. ENRiCH
90 Va. ave. 50. nl2-5t,cm
FOR SALE wish 10 sell my surrey. ia perfect
condition; cost SIJ0; viii take $50 cash. Call,
after p. IN. 1881 y. i. ave. NV. niiI2-3t
FOR SAIF-onn horse wlgon and harness; cheap:
can bc seen a, u06 Ia. ave. - mh23l
FOR SALE TGo gcod coal carl horses; cheap.
1890 4th i. uN. 1t
Tog SALE-A good driving and work horse: no
offer refused Apply Ice 9TH st. NV.
nihl Stem
FUR StLE-Iargc work horse. cheap: owner has
for hill. Apply l2SJ eth st. uv.
mh1-St
Tor SNLI Splendid horse: t. years old: will sell
cheap. Call ~ "a ST. ne. fe2s-3t-em
FOR SAIL iron gray horse; harness; DAYTON
wagon seating persons; reason selling no
further use: all ior $50. Call J. T. HOFFMAN,
ll2a .ra -. ne. fe2S-3t-em
FOE SALE-Dcivery wagon; dayton buggy; bar
gains II LIN ANS FARMERS STABLE. 12l0
Ohio fezs-St-em
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Southern RV.

(schedrle in effect Jar. L. 1sss)
All trains arrive and leave Peunsy wanna Pa
senger Station.
seai A M-DaiIv. local for DanviIlr. Clsr-
lotto and way stations at Manassas dssiy except
SUNDAY ior Strasburg. HarrisoubUrg. and >tsunton
ard at LsRchb,ug with the Norfolk and Nesier-
ms T. M-Daily the UNITED STATES
FAST VAIL. carries Pullman Buffet Sieepers
New YOrk and Washington 10 JaeAson'liie
uniting az Salisbury with Ful .uian sleeper 10y
Asheville and Hot Springs. \. G.. Knoxville ard
Chattanooga. Tenn. and at Cnarl9tte with Pul-
man sleeper for Augusta PUilmau Buffet sleep
or Ne. Yo-k 10 New Orleans. correcting -
Atlanta for Birmingham and Memphis Con
meets st Lynchburg Vith Chesapeake and 0hia
Railrc ad for Lexington and Natural Bride
daiv solid train. Washington T. New Orleans
without change sunset personally Conducted
tourist excursion. through sleeper on this train
eyery Wednesday and saturday 20 >an Fran
4:oI T. M.-IocaI for Front ROYAL. Stra-burs
and Harrisonburg. daily. except SUNDAY
4:Is p. M.-Daily local for Charlottesville
6:Os Z. M.-Daily. except SUNDAY. NV YORK
AND FLORIDA LIMITED; composed OF Pull.
mans latest Drawing room Com Impairment. Libra.
~. Observation AMI Dining Cars. for Jscisong1li4
and St Augustine, and Drawing room Car t5f
augusta. with connection for Mken-
l0.iS r. N-D1lly WASHINGTON ANu
SOUTHWESTERN VFSTTBt LED. LIMITED.
composed Of Pullman Nestibuied >iecpers Dining
Cars and Day Coaches Pullman Sloepers Ne'
York 20 Nashville. Tenn, VIA Aslev.lie, knos-
Vile and Chattanooga; New A"rk % Tampa
via Charlotte Columbia savannah aud Jact-
sorviile uniting at DaHylie VITA Pullman
sleeper from Richmond 10 Augusta. via ColUm-
hi with connections Tor Aiken. : C.: New lOrs
to Ner,rhis via Birmingham; New lorS e.
Ncv ORLEANS via Atiant. and M1ujsouery-
VestfhuIcd DIV coach 3shirgton TO AtlaU-a.
southern Railway Dining Car. Greensboro 10
TRANS OK WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIN
I.IoS leave Washington 9:0t a 81 daily aud
4:f5 r. ~ daily. eScePJ SUNDAY, and 6.l0 P. N 10
sunday ouiy f0T Rouni Hill 4.S2 7. NJ dan
except sunday for Lcesburg. and 6.lH p. ".
dill. for HerTdor. Returning. arrive at W Wasi.-
iuctou S2j A. "a. and 500 2. VI. daily. from
Rornd Hell and sos a. ". daily. except Slnd1y.
from Harndon. and S-5i \. n daily. EXCEPT
SUNDAY. from Lceshurg.
Through trains fr0,u tire South arrive at Wash
iuctou G.49 A. M 2:sJ =. II. and go p. g.
daiIv. and g:45 \ NJ daily. except Monday
r,rrisonlurg l2:i0 ?. a. and 9:aj 2. " DALI.
except sunday and $50 4 II. daily from Char
lottcsvillc.
Tickets sleeping car rC-evvatH7G ard ilio.-
riston furnished II ofhccs. 7G5 18th st. u'r.. 81
Pennsyivania ave. and at fcuESs lvtul1 Eal--
road Passenger station
FRANK ;. CANNON, Sd Vice President 1li
General Manager.
J. NJ CULP Traffic Manager.
". A. TURN. General Passenger tgeut.
l. ; BROWN. Gen Ast Pas Dept
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RAILROADS.
BaltimOre& Ohio
RAILROADS,
Schedule in eject Nov, a. 1891

Schedule In effect Nov, a. 1897
Leave Washington from Station corner Of New
jersey ave. and g ST.
For Chicago and Northwest Vestibuled Linn
tied trains. IL :o5, 1:25 A. ~, s:05 P. M.
! For Cincinnati ST. Louis and Indianapolis Ex-
/ press, HES A. N. Festibuled Limited. $40 p.
/ NJ, Express HISS p. M
For Pittsburg and Cleveland. Express daily
| IL 20 A. NJ and $3.50 p NJ.
For Columbus Toledo and sDerOit n 80 r. NJ.
-, Winchester and way stations, 500 A. NJ.
For New Orleans. Memphis Birmingham, Chat.
tsnooga, Knoxville, Bristol and Roanoke. 900 r.
NJ, daily; sleeping through
For Luray. $40 P. NJ. daily.
For Baltimore, week days, SEQ $50, x7 :05
x5:lO. x7:@O xs:Oo. $780, 1880, xIO:OO A. ~.
xl2:05 81. x12:i0, l2:15. x1:1J. Ks 0O $50 x4:3O
4:35, x5:05, x5:l0 1880, x6;20 $50. xs:O0. s:Ij
SUNDAYS X :o5. X 10. x7 go, $50. x9:OO A. NJ,
x12:i0. M:1J, 1:20 Ks 90. 3:2O as. x5.O5 x5:1O
$50 xs:o0, 1920. 11:15. xii 80 p. NJ. x12 :0I
| night
For Annapolis 7lO and $50 A. NJ, 4:sO and
$50 p. II. Sundays. $3.50 A. NJ. 4:55 p VI.
For Frederick, week days, 500. Hes 4. NJ.
40 $50 p. NJ. SUNDAYS. 900 A. ~, LIS 7. NJ
For Hsgerstown. sli:15 A. NJ, and $50 p. NJ
For Boyd and vay points,. week days. 500 A.
NJ, 4;S0. $50, 1906 P. NJ. Sundays. 300 A. NJ,
For Caithersburg and way points. week days
500. 900 A. NJ, lZ:50. 3:l5, 4:Ss . -. : :O5
Il: 30 p ~ Sundays, $500 A. NJ, lis, 4:SS. ':o5,
For Washington Junction and way points, 500
A. NJ, 4:30. $50 p. ~, week days; 300 A. ~,
lis r. NJ. Sundays.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AID
PHILADELPHIA
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light
For Philadelphia New York. Boston and the
East. week days, 7:05, 500, 1000 A. NJ 12.Gj
lis (al Dining Cars. 800 (5:05. Dining Carr,
Q2:Gl night, Sleeping Car. open 40 0clDckD.
Sundays. 7:0j, 900 A. NJ. 0:15, Dining Carr.
800 (5:0j, Dining Carr, l3:0i night; Sleeping Car
open 10 O'Clock.
Additional train for Philadelphia, daily. 500
r. II
Parlor Cars all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 4. NJ, y 2.0j noon.
and 1:1j and 800 r. NJ. week days; 900 4. NJ.
Sundays.
For Cape May, 1905 noon
Except sunday. XExpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels
and residences By Inicu Transfer Co. Or orders
lett at ticket Offices. 6I9 Pennsylvsnia ayenu-
northwest, New York avenue aud Fifteenth street
and at depot.
NM NJ. GREENE, ID. B MARTIN.
Gen. Manager. Mgr Pass Trafiic.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR rNCflANGE--A nice home, v C. ave, bet
9Th and 10th Sc. for house in Brookland or
lexington; city for country; improved for uil-
improved: large for small: private for business.
etc. and vice versa. ABRAHAM FISHER. 5I2
81. fe96- st cod -em
EXCHANGE business stock furniture, for
selected rich soil, Garfield county. Kan. ;
l60-acre farm. house. barn, well; cost g., 900: or
what have you? Address CONSUL. this office.
fr27 st
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MANTED-At once. 3 nrst-elass men cooks. col
ored, 10 20 away. Call 81 llOe IA ST NV
after . q. 81
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DARLING g. DONY.

PRINTERS.
6l0 nth ST., opp. Woodward & Lc,hrop's; Vorl
equal 10 the best; prices whst they should be
no higher jaSllm
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SPECIAL NofICEs,

THE co-partnership Between Lunsford G..
Orndorff and William r. Truxton expir-
ed by limitation on February /, 1Sss All
persons indebted TO shfd firm are request
ed to settle their accbunts with Lunsford
G. Orndorff, by request OF Mrs Julia p.
Truxton, committee for William r. Trux-
ton. fe2S-3t -em
SPECIAL NOTCH = 3ll subscribers
and users of tite Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company of the
District of Columbia having complaints
or grievances against said company.
kindly communicates said grievance
TO the chairman of the grievance COM
mittee of the Telephone Subscribers As
socia tion. This is important WILLIAM
w. DANENHOWER, Chairman, Hotel
Fredonia. fe26-tf
THE annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Cross Manufacturing Company.
for the election OF directors will be held
at the Hotel Fleischman, Alexandria
Va, THURSDAY. MARCH 3. 1898, at D.
m JOS. B. FORKER, Secretary.
fel7-13t
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REMOVED! REM0YEDi!
MADAME LAMONT,

The Great Clairvoyant and PJlmjst.
Advice and help in all affairs OF life.
Fee. soc. and 81. iii st. uw.-
fe7-Iuf1-eru
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STEAM BOATS.
Norfolk and Washington
SteambOatCO

Every day in the year Tor Fortress Mon
roe Norfolk. Newport News and all Pointf
Sor,th. b. the superb. powerful steel pal
ace steamers. Newport News ''NCf.c.h
and .'V Isking;on,' On the following scheti-
The evening times., 1898-03-02

- HyEeia." and Virginia Beach vil ind thi5
tine most attractive roCte. insufiHs a com
- Portable night rest.
- Large and luxurious rooms. heated bg
- steam and fttcd Throughout with cleo
80 tric lights. Dining room service Is ia
- carte and IS supplied from tire best that
30 the markets OF aship-tor and NoFfolS
- afford.
- Tickets on sale at L. :. EvurcSs oafcc
- S17 Pennsylvania avenue. 5I3, Go l42I
- Pennsy lvaRia avenue; b. q o. ticset Gaicc.
corner 18th stree; and New York avenue.
- and on board steamers. where time tablc.
- map. ETC., can also DC had.
- ANY other information desired will be
- furnished On APPLICATION 20 the undersigned
30 at the cOnlpany's Sharf, 'Oot u Oh street,
- Washington. ID. C. Telephone No. 20
JNO. CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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wASrED-HousE AND LOTS.

EANTED-A Groom house. north OF fl. ave
and west oi 9th st.: not over s3,oJg cash.
MALIi,R ;. MATTHEW. 40. r 81. ms. ml,s-3l
OWNERS wanting 10 sell or exchange their
property or mlke Ecse loans at loves. rates
in place OF burdens IGontily ps1lachts. please
cell on RIGHT ( STOChEfT. 6l9 z s.. nv.
fefs-2w
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rec. 5VC. ana SI. iii Q 3. HW--.-
fe1-lmO-em
'-OLO-BENZO' - 4 specific OT all fcniaic tro-bies;
send stamp for sample, or call bet. Il aud p:
m, rs Ind. ave NY. MRS. T. A. BAILEY. General
Agent. fe2isVAs-eni
NOTICE-.'Orange Blossom the world renowned
cure for all female diseases, y sold TO she drug
trade only from the Laboratory, and /; iiub-
bard Court. Chicago DIR. Js A.. Me'sill & Co. pro
prietcrs. Look out for parties calling them5eives
orr agents. they are peddlers o. q EotoTi0ui
fraud We have agents fc26-lm
SPIRITU AIISI-MrS. Zoller.-i iMsdigtn. no. New
York ave. 9th and nw) seances Tuesday
and Friday evgs.: interviews daily: SUNDAY evE-,
meetings typographical Hall, i2j e. ST. NV.
fc25-it-em
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ATTENTION.

The Cunny Gas Retort, Scientific Wonder. A
teaspoonful OF coal oil makes a hogshead OF iuel
gas; pet retort in your store and your fire is
ready forsany use: it is simple, convenient and
safe; II cents week will furnish family with
fuel; the retort il on exhibition and for sale
at GIG Pa. se. PETER DAILY Sales Agent
Capitalists and the public invited TO inspect.
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s,s e. THEO,
SoTARIEs PUBLIC.
FOR SAT.E-- LOTS

FOR SAILS lots business strest; Tssstal S372
per ye@g: tcrmS easy. Address H.. this office.
fcl3-Ipt-tEI
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SAFES-New and second-hsnd; one 900 pound
steel bank safe; Miller's vault filed door;
MosleF cheap all kinds Of repairing and
e.
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For SAIE-BICYCLES

FOR SALE 500 ~ bicycle s20 cash: lamp snd
hell. Call NofaANDIE MEMS STAND, 18th
aad SIS Ew. 1t
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALR

NANTED-Bv white woman. situation cook in
private family boarding house; can give
ref. Ii0S II ST. NV. mhs-3t
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PENSION vOrCHERs.

PENSION youcbers executed correctly. snith<
Cigar Store. 9Th and NV. 1880 m. 10 20
p. m. March 4; double fee returned IL error made
uhI-3t-em
EXECUTE PENSION VOUCHERS 1T ''Th- OLD
Stand. mistakes never made. W EBSi Ek &
FENNINC. Notarics. 5f$ fth 81. NV: 8 doors from
Pension Agency. Opcn irOm MIDNIGHT Thur
dlv uii5-2t
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wANrEo-rosrAGE STAMPS.

wANTED-Fer cash. all kinds of United States
postage and department. stamps; collections
also tougit. Il. 1. DUNkIEoRST, loa5 9Th S..
IN, fc5-tf-em
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ANlEp-Niil give s.a monthly to- anyone So
curing ne position isyirg SGJ pei nlonth Al
dre-s ID. !. T.. Ills oiAcr f-2ss.-r.a
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FOR RENT-Front room; I'd floor; suitable for
man and wife gentlemen; heat, gas and
bath; good board. 636 b st. sw. mh2 em
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wANTED-ROOMS.
FOR SALE RICH.

FOR SALE 8. 500; church; seating capacity. SEQ;
A. feet front: so feet deep: windows on all
sides: very cheap; it. JOHN +. DONOHOE,
sos last Capitol 81. mh2-6t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

"a AN1I.D-Situstion bv Young man with . wears
experience AT general biseksmiJfing. d., tli
uit,p. lt-cn