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Initial Stationary-One of the daintiest styles of Embossed Gold Initials on 24 sheets fine quality paper, sold every where at 25c. box. Envelopes are included. Thursday price, loc. box. Also box paper with "New Haven, Conn.," embossed on 24 sheets fine quality paper.
 Envelopes are included.
 Thursday price, l9c. box. Paper Novels The Majestic Series, large line of titles. Sold everywhere at LOG.
 Our Price, Thursday only, sc. Shopping Bags - Several styles. A window full of them. They wont last long. You will surely want oae.
 Thursday only, 23c. The "Maine' Tea-Spoon-S Shows correct representation of the Battle ship Maine" " and Captain Sigsbee. Gilt bowl. Shown at the Jewelry counter. Price, l0c. Battenburg Lace Braid-The best quail ity, all linen, Lace Braid in the two best sizes. Thursday only at 23c. per piece of 3o yds.
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THESE ARE SPECIAL THURSDAY PRICES.

Liberal quantities and the values are exactly as stated. Lower prices have never been seen here.
 Langdon q. B. Cotton 634c.- Everybody knows the brand of yard wide bleached cotton. There are many people that will use no other. The regular price is oc.
 Bleached Cotton at 4c.-A good one, too. One yard wide and a quality that has never before been sold under SC.
 Columbia Chambray at 3slc.- Standard Chambray Prints in dark, medium and light colors. Regular price SC.
 Bleached Linen Napkins De- They're tea size, are all linen and have never been priced under SI.a7.
 Huck Towels 7c.-Good linen Huckaback Towels. Worth 1oc.
 7C. each or 4 for 15C. Chemises - Of fine muslin in three distinctly different styles. Really worth 75c. and oSc.
 Thursday at 3oc. each.
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Have It Sent to You.
Thurs day, May 5, 1S9S.

NEW ADVERTISEME EN1s 9O-D1R. Bicycle Shoes-New Haven Shoe Co. Benent Concert-Grand Opera House. Boys' Clothing--Davis &s Co. Ceylon and India Tea--At Grocers'. Daily Doings-NIalley, Nicely x Co. Estate Mary A. oodyear-Probate Notlce. Estate Jerrie D. hadbourn-Probate Notice Entertanment--Grand Opera House. Financial-Henry A. Pallman. Eor Sale--Property-Joh E. Lomas. ENurniture-Bowditch Furniture Co. For Rent--Rooms-E. Malley. Good Values in Bicycles-Arthur Grigss. Hot Shot-The Chas. Monson Co. May Festival-Hypenon Theater On Thursday-F. M. Brown & Co: Pyramid Pile Cure-At Druggists. Persistent Purpose-Howe x stetson Robinson & Co.-96 Crown Street. The Victory-E. Mcintyre x Co. Wedding Presents-The G.. H. Ford Co. ed-Situation-3 York Street. jWanted-Cook-315 Crown Street. ed-Bookkeeper-B K, Box 15Oo. Wanted-Situatioll- Franklin Street. Wanted -Situation-26s State Street. Wanted-Girl--3O College Street. Wanted-Situation-1 Humphrey Street. Wanted Situation Nash Street.
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1, e.d;oo +he This upholstery ~ stock Is. Not an way ordinary stock by any means. Setting the price pace for other stores in such ways as this:
 Roller .Shades-Just "A dozen of them.
 Of Opaque in 6 colors, 6x3 size, with best spring roller. Usually 25c. Y cents.
 Of same kind with fringe. The 35c. kind. B cents. Uncovered Sofa Pillows Good odorless filling, strong covers. IS in. Worth a9c. 19 cents. 20 in. :" 39c. % !" 22 in. " soc. 3o {. "A in. {" 75c. 4o Above prices are for Thursday only.
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Daily Doings At the MAILEYzzNEEENrspCos Stores. Ready to Move Thur rsdayl1 forming More of the $5o,ooo Price Movement in Spring
 Merchandise

"WondsyfAI Raazy WondsyfAI" You have said aloud and yourselves perhaps hundred times since you first stopped in and investigated the ways of the $5oooo Price Movement admired the fresh beauty of all the goods marveled at the prices. "Wonderful" No other word we'll expresses such selling of Spring Mer chandse. Here anywhere never more wonderful.
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Plenty of Bargains in the Garment Room.

Re-adjustment of stocks has caused some hurt prices, and with our usual reckless regard for cost. Prices that follow tell but a part of the story. Seeing is more convincing.
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of this business. A Three Days A right royal
 sale of good chance to o n save a bit of Optical Goods. money. It's a new department with us, in fact, few people are aware that we have one, but they soon will.
 MT. Wood, with his g years of practical experience, can attend your eye wants satis- factorily. The reputation of the store is behind him.
 Special and marveIously low
 prices for Thursday, Erie
 day and Saturday. At oS cents Gold filled Spec
 tacles and Eyeglasses, equipped
 with the very best lenses. $2.oo
 here on other days.
 At @ cents Eyeglasses, frame.
 less, with best lenses, offse-
 nose guards and nickelled trimt
 mings. $I.5o here on other
 days.
 At 50 cents-Aluminum Spec
 tacles, very best lenses.
 With each pair of glasses,
 case and cord free.
 Repairing in all branches,
 skillfully and economically. Z : rao4a A small lot of ' = = s~'S seconds. Haven't oO cen1s. every size in each color, but there are all sizes IS to 30 in either white, black or drab. The usual $I.oo kind. Saturday at 50 cents. Kid Gloves.
 2-clasp and 4-hook G1ace
 Kid, fine assortment of colors,
 Tan, Mode, Brown, Slate,
 Navy, Red, White, Pearl and
 Black. Worth ST .oo and $1.25
 pr. Thursday only at 73c. pr. Spring Fabric Gloves Vene-
 tian Lisle and Suede finish
 Gloves in black and colors. Worth 25c. pr.
 Thursday only at 125ac. pr. Linen Handkerchiefs For wo- men. All Linen handkerchiefs with hand embroidered initial. Worth I7c.
 Thursday only at He. ca. .. Cambric Embroideries -Embroi- dered Edgings and Insertions. Worth Ioc. a yd. Thursday only at 41ac. a yd. Woman,s Just 50 dozen of "oiSn them for Thursday. UHueTVeSls. Remarkable va1uel Yes, and they'll go quickly. too. White Jersey Ribbed Vests, low neck, sleeveless, finished with silk tape and pink, blue and lavender trimming. Sizes 4, 5,e. Only Thursday, lSc. ca. ChiIdren's Hose at 12Hc.-Fast black, plain Hose, full regular made, with high spliced heels, double soles, double knees and double toes. Sizes to 8R. The usual Ioc. kind. Only Thursday at l21@c. a pr. Eo~ 4ha Did you ever see such u 'nS Tie values as those now Meh. going at 25c. Worth soc. you know.
 Other News of Savings. Mems Cycle and Golf Hose, fast black, heavy ribbed; sizes oH to II; regular 2ec quality.
 Thursday only at l5c. pr. Men's madras and perca1e neglige shirts with white neck bands and link cuffs attached, sizes Is to r. Regular 75c quality. Thursday only at 39c. ca >>T~C~N1
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Wonderful Way Dress Goods Sell.

feast of fifty Colored Dress Goods for 23c. Half hundred delightfully."- dainty patterns among the picking Then these twenty-five patterns in plain and novelty black mohairs that have been till fifty and are 25c
 sof 6Xc America Lawns at
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Hot Shot from the Small Wares Dept.

Goods you want at prices you want, too One of tn charms of this store is the general desraby of all bargain offered. All are special prices for Thursday only.
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AT HOWE & STET SON S.

All on One Floor, No Elevators, Broad Aisles, Plenty of Daylight, Courteous SalespeopIe, Quick Package Delivery, And fhe Store is Located
 in the Very Best Busi-
 ness Section of the City.
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The Power of Persistent Purpose

Keeps this in the lead; ness Section of he City, Keeps it busy because it deserves to be busy; Keeps growing and grow will long deserves it. Keeps the stock at full tide of completeness; Keeps prices fair, by avoiding
 Special merchandise daily corps buyers close touch with the market and quick advantage of trade The store acsdmg allowed The store is kaledoscopic
 The Bulletin for Thursday is of Special Prices
 Bargains the kind that have made this famous Possibly may be somewhat mild claims but then exravagan phrases alter the reality of the values they? And having what advertise verse it. has been factor the building of this business
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Battenburg Lace Patterns = Special dicount of 331s procent. Thursday only.
 Chocolate Cherries-The talk of the town. How cAn we do it? Another small lot. Can't be bought wholesale at our retail price, 23c. pound.
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Toilet Specials.

H. & s. Special Soap, fine quail
 ity, each, 4c. Fountain Syringes, ,any size, each, 2oc. Bulb 7" 5 pipes, Ioc. Bath Perfume Tablets, box, 33c. Keep K1ean" Hair Brush, best
 made, 40c. Excellent Hair Brush, I5c. Complexion Brushes, 23c. Tooth Brushes,4 rows fine bristles,
 regular soc. brush, elegant
 handles, 23c. Ebonized Hand Mirrors, Ioc. Perfumed Ammonia, Howell's, zc. Household '' H. & s. 4C. I9c. Sponges, Ioc. Best Whisk Broom in city for, Ioc. Elegant Automizers, Ioc.
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Daily Doings At thstN4ALLEYl* NEELl l1spe .stors' Those
 SEo.oo Suits :!

What, the smartest twenty dollar Walking Suits of the Spring for $1o.oo {? Yes, your pick of both Blouse or Fly-front styles. Many of coats and skirts all-silk lined.
 WHITE GOODS VALUES. 1000 Yds. Real Marseilles, rage I'd.
 Actual value 200.
 1000 Yds. Corded Pique, r2Kc Yd
 Actual value 200.
 1000 Yds. 3 inch India Linon, 6Hc Yd
 Actual value 1oc.
 DRUGS AND PERFUMERY. Carters Liver Pills, 12c 100 Grain Quinine Pills, I3c Pinaud's Eau de Quinine. 2oc Lyon's Tooth Powder, I3c Shefield's Tooth Paste, roc Genuine Bristle Hair Brush. I5c
 SPECIAL LINING PRICES. ZOO Yds. English Hair ClStth, sc Yd Best Kid Finish Cambric, 2Kc I'd 200 yds. Finest Percalines, 6c I'd 1ov~ Yds. Fancy Skirt Linings, roc Yd THREE TOWEL SPECIALS. No. I. H. s. Huck, all white, roc No. 2. H. s. Huck with red, blue
 and all white borders, I2Hc ca No. 5 H s. Huck, with red, blue
 and all white borders, r5c ca
 GREAT COTTON SAVINGS. s6 inch Standard Brown Sheeting, sHc s6 " Atlantic A Sheeting, 4c s6 Bleached Dwight Anchor, SC AZ Pequot Half Bleached Sheet
 ing, oc 45 !" Pequot Half Bleached Sheet
 ing, 7Hc Cases A No. I Bleached Cotton, SC I'd
 NEW WAYS OF NOTIONS. Best quality Mohair Soutache Braid, r5c Milwardss Needles, SC Dexter's Knitting Cotton, SC Kings 200 Yd. Spool Cotton, Ic Tafeta Binding, oc Best Lisle Loom Hose Supporters, Ct
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Navy, Golden Brown, Cerise, Lilac, Violet, Turquoise, Apple Green, Olive, Cardinal, Nile, Ciel Rose Pink, Scarlet, Cream, White. 1A inch width, usually 17c.
 Thursday l0c. yd. 11a inch width, usually 1oc.
 Thursday l2Hc. yd. inch width, usually 25c.
 Thursday 16c. yd. 21a inch width, usually 29c.
 Thursday loc. yd. 3 inch width, usually 3oc.
 Thursday 23c. yd. 31a inch width, usually soc.
 Thursday 2oc. yd. AZ inch width, usually 59c.
 Thursday 35c. yd. The grandest ribbon value ever placed on our counters. These prices are positively for Thursday only.
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Hat
 Harvest.

How delightful to be ablo to save ten dollars on a hat. That's how it is at the $50, 900 Price Movement. The new est of the new $2o.oo Trim med Hats for $lo.oo. Latest richest materials.
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SUITS.
An Extraordinary
 Ribbon Event.

stand aghast a
 great outlet { handle such an i;
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SOOs yO9 NIlOW.
 Other News of Savings. Mems Cycle and Golf Hose, fast black, heavy ribbed; sizes oH to II; regular 2oc quality.
 Thursday only at l5c. pr. Men's madras and perca1e neglige shirts with white neck bands and link cuffs attached, sizes Is to r. Regular 75c quality. Thursday only at 39c. ca
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5000 Yards of 64c American Lawns at
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PROPOSALS


ANNUAL SUPPLIES FOR UNITED STATES
MARINE ECORPS-Hesdquarters United States
Marine Corps. Quartermaster's Office. Washing
ton, ID. c., May I, Is9s.-Sealed Proposals, in
duplicate. will be received at this Office until
Il O'CLOCK NOON. on THE 9TH DAY OF
JUNE, 1898. and then be publicly opened for
furnishing military supplies to be delivered at
Philadelphia, Pa. and Washington, D. G.
Sealed proposals. in duplicate. viii be received
at this office until L. O'CLOCK NOON ON THE
18TH DAY OF JUNE, 1898, and then be pub
licly opened for furnishing ice and stationery at
Washington. D. c.; fuel, laundry work, rzfions
and forage at Portsmouth, n. H.; Boston, Mass
Newport, r. !: BROOKLYN, " Y; Philadelphia.
Pa, League Island. Pa Annapolis. Nd; wash
ington. d. c.; Norfolk. Va; Port Royal s. c. !;
Pensacola. Fla: Mare Island, Cal; Bremerton
Wash; and Sitka, Alaska Blank proposals
specifications and other information can be OBJ
tained upon application to the commanding
officer, Marine Barracks. at the above named
stariens. Standard samples can be examined at
this office; at 100 South Broad Street Phila-
delphia, Pa: at Marine Barraekx Boston, Mass
Brooklyn N. V; and Mare Island. Cal This
office reserves the right to reject any and all
bids and to waive defects. Bids from manufac-
turers regular dealers only will be considered.
?. Z. DENNY. Major, Quartermaster. q. s. Mar
inc Corps my9.I8
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WILL DEFEND HAVANA.
BlnncO Believes 1t ImpreEnable to
Attack by Sea.

BInnco Believes 1t Impresnable to
Attack by Sea.
/ New York. May 16.-The correspondent
| of the New York Herald sends the fol-
| lowing to his paper:
Matters have been ordinarily brisk dur
| ing the las, twenty-four hours inside the
| lines of the Havana blockadng squadron
| although when you hail a gunboat and
ask how things are going the officer of
the deck invariably replies. dead quiet" +"
Nothing short Of knocking Morro Cas-
tie into a cooked hat will be reckoned
lively since the example set by. admiral
Dewey at Manila Nevertheless the
blockaders are still ceaselessly vigilant
| and some things go on.
Yesterday afternoon the gunboat Os-
ceola and torpedo boat Ericsson had a
lively sixirmish between. Cojimar and
Havana with the Spanish soldiers on
shore.
vana will be attacked from the sea Ad-
miral Sampson and his big battleships
and formidable monitors no longer haunt
him: they have disappeared. Blanco
knows not where they have gone. but any
apprehension he might have entertained
went with them.
East of Moro and half way up the
slope that rises to the old San Diego fort
is n new battery bearing on the approach
along the shore from the direction of
Matarzas This battery is just being
completed. Today / could see soldiers
throwing up big sand embankments to
protect the guns. 1t contains four I0-inch
rifles, two of which are mounted in bar
bette.
These preparations show that Blanco
has not been sleeping. The sea defenses
of Havana are twice as strong as they
were a month ago. Lately, however,
Blaneo has begun to fear an attack by
land For this he is not so well pre-
pared. but his soldiers are making extra
ordinary efforts to strengthen the land
defenses.
Havana's principal defense from assault
by land IS a crocha which extends round
the city at an average distance of ten
miles. East OF Havana this trocha ter
inmates at Cojimar where there is bat
terry sweeping the little bay. The trocha
is like other trochas, only much strong
er. 1t consists of n series of stone forts
with barbed wire barriers strung be-
tween and protected by rifle pits and
earthworks.
For two weeks BIanco has had thous-
ands of soldiers working to strengthen
these lines of defense. He has been con-
structing an inner line of redoubts and
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THIS IS HIS WORK.

Mr.. C. II. Beckwith. formerly Of Chicago,
Government Commissioner to the Omaha Trans
mississippi Exposition, and connected with the
Treasury Department Mt Washington, ID. c.,
says: For six years ! have been advocate
OF the special merits and efficiency of your rem
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queaty. A severe bilious attack quickly dis
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aad have had symptoms Of the disease since.
Since residing in Washington ! have used your
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suits In fact, have kept myself sound by
using Munyon's Remedies, although l am sixty
seven years Of age. They certainly wonder
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me-"
No matter what your disease is. matter
how many doctors have failed to cure you. cou-
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buy Munyon's Remedies from any druggist
there 81 different cures for 81 different all
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northwest.
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The New Orleans.
THE HARVARD AND TERROR.
Both Claim Time to Remain I'm Mur-
tiniaue for Repairs.

Captain c. S Cotton, commanding the
auxiliary cruiser Harvard, formerly the
New York. of the American Line. which
vessels machinery is being repaired at
ST. Pierre, Martinique. cables to the Ma
Wy Department that the commander of the
Spanish torpedo vessel Terror had in
formed the government at Martinique
that his ship was disabled and that he
was compelled to require the hospitality
of the island. The Terror is at Fort de
France.
In view of the announcement of the
French government that the Harvard.
twenty-four hours before the completion
of her repairs, must give notice of her in
tention to depart. 1t is presumed by naval
officials that similar action will be requir-
ed of the Terror's commander. Besides.
in international law. 1t Is not permissible
for a belligerent cruiser to pursue cruis-
er of the other bel1igerent Immediately on
the latter leaving a neutral port. Before
such pursuit twenty-four hours must in
tervene.
Having information that a number of
Spanish vessels are attempting to block
ade the Harvard at ST. Pierre, the naval
war board has taken steps to insure the
safety of the auxiliary cruiser, to destroy
the Spanish vessels engaged in the block
aiding and to capture or destroy the Ter
ror.
There Is reason to believe that orders
have been cabled to the commanding Off
GERS of the auxiliary cruisers Yale and
St. Louis and the protected cruiser Mont
gomery directing them to proceed to Mar
Unique, destroy the Spanish vessels out
side the emile limit of the island II any
are there, and to blockade the Terror at
Fort de France. This counter move is
important. II Spanish vessels in the
neighborhood Of Martinique are destroyed
and the Terror is effectually biockaded,
the Spanish squadron will, of necessity,
go to her relief. If she should attempt to
escape and be destroyed or captured, the
Spanish force would be crippled by the
loss of one of its most effective vessels.
In some quarters the fear Is expressed
that the Terror in remaining at Fort de
France proposes to stay until she receives
information concerning the position of the
battleship Oregon, when she will dash out
and attempt to destroy that vessel. Of
ficialfy no apprehension is felt concern
ing the safety of the Oregon and her con-
sorts.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

Passed Assistant N. p. Winchell. de-
tached Pensacola and to Charleston for
passage to Asiatic Sea-
Lieut.. A. Rust, to Hist as executive
officer.
command Gloucester.
Lieut.. J. F. Luby. to Yankton as exc
cutive officer.
Commander W. Goodwin, detached as
superintendent Naval Observatory and TO
command CoaIe=.
Acting Engineer A. M. Proctor detach-
ed San Francisco and to Gloucester.
Chief Engineer A. F. Dickson, detached
navy yard New York. and to coast de-
fense system. New York.
Chief Engineer II. W. Fitch. retired. to
coast defense system, New York.
Chief Engineer C. Andrade detached
as member naval engineering executive
board. Philadelphia. and to coast defense
system, New York
Chief Engineer B. F. Wood, retired, to
navy yard. New York. .
Gunner A. Harmon. retired. to Constei-
lation.
Chief Engineer C. W. Magee. retired. to
navy yard. New York.
Second Lieut.. A. Bronson. jr., detached
Scorpion and await orders. ---.r'-
Vermont and to Olympia.
Chief Engineer w. W. DUNCAN. retired.
to coast defense system. New York.
Chief Engineer ]. w. Moore. to navy
yard. New York.
Paymaster's Clerk William C. Gray, ap-
pointed TO Yosemite.
Chaplain ]. b. Fraser. detached from
Olympia and ordered home to await or
ders.
Ensign p Williams. orders of May 13
revoked and ordered TO Yankton.
Acting Ensign v. r. Lysle order to
Sterling revoked and ordered to South
eriy.
Acting Ensign ]. n. Cuntz. order to
Sterling revoked and ordered TO South
erly.
Acting Assistant Paymaster II. II. Bal
this. detached from Richmond and or
dered to Lancaster.
Acting Ensign ]. ". Blankenship or
dered to Aharenda-
Acting Lieut.. W. II. Caldwell ordered
to Abarenda.
Acting Ensign A. c. Cunningham or
dered TO Abarenda.
Acting Lieut.. T. T. Bootes ordered to
Lancaster.
Acting Passed Assistant Engineer G. G.
SIMS ordered to navy yard at Boston
with Vulcan.
Passed Assistant Engineer H. W.
Spangler ordered to Montauk. immedi-
ateiy.
Acting Lieut. W. H. Elliott ordered to
Cealer as executive officer.
Acting Lieut. T. I. Madge ordered to
Scndia as executive officer.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF C0LUMBiA-MAURICE J.
COONEY ct al vs.. LEO. v. C0ONEY, ct al
No. 1s,s13. Equity Doc. g.
This cause being referred to me for settlement
Of the tr1Istees's accounts and distribution
notice is hereby given that I will proceed under
the said order ON MONDAY, THE Esd OF NAY
1898, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, at my ofice. in the
United States Court House in this city. All per-
sons having ciaims against the estate of the late
the same. with the proofs thereof. to me or
before the said date. JAMES G.. PAYNE,
my14. 49, sn.2e .. Auditor.
ESTATE OF CHRISTIAN SCHLAG. LATE OF
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. No. sS2L Docket
"a Issued April 20. 1895.
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia, holding Or
said estate. by Caroline Schlaz, this n to give
notice to all concerned to appear in Snid court
ON FRIDAY, THE TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF
MAY, A. d. 1903. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, to
show caaise why such application should not be
granted.
Attest: J. NOTA McGILL,
Register Of Wills. D. C.
E. L. SCHMIDT, Proctor for Applicant.
mys.9,6
IN JUSTICE COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. BEFORE LEWIS l. O'NEAL. A
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE JAMES O. CRAY
vs.. CHARLES F. CIAARK
summons in due form having been issued
out Of this court to a LAWFUL constable Of this
District for the said defendant and the same
having been by said constable returned '-noe to be
found il is hereby ordered that said defendant
cause his appearance to be entered herein on or
the cause will be proceeded with as in case OF
default.
LEWIS l. O'NEAL,
my2,9.B Justice Of the Peace, d. G.
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she Wore . Dewey Badge.

Rebeeca Smith, an old woman, whose
face is familiar in the Police Court, was
charged with vagrancy this morning be-
fore Judge Scott. When Becky faced the
court she was decorated with an inn
mense Dewey badge. which she took great
care should be seen 1t was not large
enough, however, to protect the wear
er against a ninety days workhouse
sentence.