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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-02
stree, Paving Postponed.

AT it's meeting yesterday afternoon
the Street Committee decided to put off,
the matter of the paving of certain
streets for 4 few weeks. Action will
possibly be taken as to these contem-
plated improvements at the next meet
ing of the committee.
The committee will on Thursday
make an inspection Of the condition of
Henry street. which the Norfolk and
Ocean View RAILWAY Company is under
contract to keep in repair. The street
is reported to still be IN 4 bad condi-
ton, and the members therefore de-
cided to make personal inspection be-
lore taking any action in the matter.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-02
DR.. PATToN's ADDRESS.
PR1NCETON'S PRESIDENT AT THE
MAKEMIE LEAGUE

Rev. II. l.. Patton, ID. d, III. D..
president of Princeton University. de-
livered an address last night before the
Mackenzie League at the First Presby-
terrain Church The occasion was the
bi-monthly session of the league. but
the coming of DIR. Patton made IT n
more notable event than these sessions
usually are
After the opening Of the meeting by q
hymn, Mrs. George w. Bethemm sang
SOLO, Eye Hath not Seen. Ear Hath
not Heard" in an exquisite manner
Rev r. b. Eggleston. of Portsmouth
and DIR. j. w. Rosebro, of Petersburg
We're present and participated i'm the
exercises with the pastor, Rev. Edward
Mack. -
Dr Patton's subject was Doubt.
his address was Il scholarly effort and
ms argument clean cut and pointed
He spoke of the tendency to doubt Tho
gospel OF the Bible: the cause of this
doubt. etc. and attributed it mainly to
me seeming contradiction between the
SCIENCE or to-day and the Bible. Tho
auuress was optimistic and the speaker
expressed his belief that the church and
science We're becoming more reconciled
every day. He beiievd that there was
never an age when men so fully ana
bSiiCNti III NIOu. Inc minds or
men which have gone out in search of
scientific truths and had circumnavi-
gated the globe, are just now coming
IN sight OF that land which they left
ana with revelation born OF experience
they Will soon be saying, I'VE believe
IN God and then they must say. and
they VIII say-"and in Jesus Christ"
me greatest of all miracles was the
resurrection Of Christ. Prove that
miracle and the smaller miracles will
need no proving. The story of a man
wIo CUT IN ms door a large hole for his
large cat and small hole for his small
cat was told, as illustrating much of
the effort that is being made to-day to
MAKE men believe in Christian teach
ings. The man with the cats never
thought that the small one could go
througn the passage made for the large
one. Prove the great miracle and the
smaller ones will take care of them
selves There Is an immense presump-
ZION against a man rising from the
|. dead. The presumption might be
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-02
street isnt,way sucd.

Mr. Benjamin f. Rosson, through his
attorney. Hugh G. Miller, has entered
suit against the Street Railway Com
pany for $4,000 damages for internal
injuries alleged to have been sustained
by the carelessness of the motorman
and conductor in charge of the car 1t
Is claimed that just as he boarded the
car it started off with n jerk, throwing
him 10 the ground. The case will come
up at the next term of the Court OF
Law ana Chancery.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-02
FAREWELL SERVICES
by THE B. Y. p. u. TO DIR. WIAR-
TON

by THE B. Y. p. u. TO DIR. WHAR-
TON.
The large Sunday school audience
room of Frecmason Street Baptist
Church was filled to overlooking last
night, the occasion being a farewell
service by the Il. Y. z. U. of this church
to DR.. Wharton, which took the form
of wharton night the program
consisting mainly of recltations and
songs from DR.. Wharton's work. "Pic-
lures From n Pastorium." The great
est amount Of enthusiasm was shown
during the service ana numbers of the
pieces presented were encored. The
Following is The program:
Reading Psalms 80. -. President Toms
Young Peoples Welcome" Wharton
Sung by Congregation.
Prayer.
Recitation-"John Timers Exegc-
SIS ..... 1890. ......... Wharton
Miss Annie Dey.
PIANO SOlO-Solec tcd.. ......-
Mr. Eugene Marks.
ReadinE-"Jc ptha's Vow. Wharton
Mr.. c. y. Dulcy.
Solo-"Thc City of Norfolk" :. Wharton
Miss Alice Oliver.
SduresS; .......Dr. kibler
Miss Worth.
Cornet Solo.......... 1850. .....-
MIR. Grub.
Solo" ASHORE ........ ...... Wharton
Miss Oliver.
"Farewell'-By request. 49,. Wharton
Mr. Toms.
Good Bycs"--An original poem. -
Miss n. Estelle Butt.
DR.. Wharton was then called upon
and made a brief address. in which. re-
plying TO the statement that the Young
Peoples Union owed it's great success
to Or. Wharton the reverend doctor re-
turned the compliment and declared
that he owed much OF his success in
the church TO the Unoh. and assured
them of his continuing love and good
wishes. lie stated that Mrs. Wharton
could nor stand the bidding farewell
10 her many young friends and had sent
her greeting and farewell by him. The
pastor made very social and hearty
talk 10 the Union and stated that he
would he here till after the "Wednesday
evening service.
Following him. the ladies of the
church and Ladies' Aid Society pre-
sented an original address in verse
through Mrs. Barber, which was warm
~ received.
The closing exercise was the present
ing by President Toms, on behalf OF
the Union. of 4 beautiful silver tea SER
vice to DR.. and Mrs. Wharton. which
was received with hearty thanks This
closed the exercises and many fare
wells were said to the Doctor. whose
eight years and one month of service
here has made him many friends.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-02
Mnrricdin Richmond.

The Richmond Dispatch of yesterday
says: "A quiet but pretty marriage
was solemnized Thursday evening at
me me residence Of the brides parents, No.
1906 West Main street. when Miss
Emma ID. Gale became the bride of Mr..
W. l.. Robertson, formerly of Norfolk.
nut now of this city. The attendants
We're Miss Ethel Gale (sister of the
bride) and Mr.. Fred n. Mallory. while
MISS Lola Nj. Williams presided at the
piano. MIR. and Mrs. Robertson ,vill
reside at 1906 West Main street. Rev.
X. Finley Gayle performed the cere
mony."
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-02

For frost bites. burns, indolent sores.
eczema. skin disease. and especially
Piles. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
stands first and best. Look out for
olshonest people who try to initiate and
counterfeit 1t. It's their endorsement NJ
good article. Worthless. goods are not
initiated. Get DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. Burrow-Mnrtin Company.
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HE NEWS OF NORFOLK ON PAGES THREE FIVE AND SIX
changed In favor of this one Man rising

changed in favor of this one Man rising
from the dead.
The speaker spoke of the different
PHILOSOPHERS that have been written and
preached The trouble was that much
of the philosophy had been contrary to
Christian religion. You must have
your philosophy ana your theology in
harmony" he said. Old Dcscartcs tried
to have one philosophy and another
theology and MS a consequence he came
very near falling into the hands of the
Inquisition. There must be harmony in
all knowledge or else there is error.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-02
Young Ladies. christian association

The Young Ladies' Christian Assocl-
alton. composed of the young ladies Of
the Girls Home at 2iO Brewer street.
gave n pink social last evening to
number of their friends. 1t was Il
pleasant affair and enjoyed by all pres
cnt
The program rendered was as fol-
lows:
Prayer, by Rev. Charles I. Stenglc;
Hymn, by the audience; piano duet,
Miss Lock and Miss Elliott: solo. Miss
Tanner Purnel; violin solo. Miss Green;
vocal duet. Miss Harriet and Miss III
lott: recitation Miss Hill: violin duet,
Miss Green and Miss Elliott
The Entertainment Committee was
composed Of the following young ladies':
Miss Myrtle I<lmb. Miss Tanner Purnell
and Miss Mazda Elliott.
Miss Lock. Miss Holden. Miss Har-
rell and Miss Elliott served the lee
cream and cake
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Is92 Chesapeake
S6a4s & Ohio Ry.

through the tsEHn0Ssg seSnS15 uL
America. All Grains YCzffbuicsi.
Electric Lighted. steam HeGts-d.
All Steals SerHcd In -siairs cars
StatIOn Si1th and a. StrsctH-
Schedule IN eject june 10. Isgg.
els r Al DAILY lA-O-I-iellIl4tJ anu ST. LcuiI
speClaI-S5IId Train iof DlucIun4tl Pul.islta
ssepcg5 70 Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville IN
dsuIpUli5, anu 81 Louis. wlin0uI ch4Iiyc- Fsr-oF
Car C0yihSt0u, Va, 70 Virginia Hes Sprlugk
Earlo. C4ss Cincinnati Chicago.
II.l0 T. M DAlLT-T =. y Limited S5lEi
Iraia foT Ciu-IEHati. Pullman Sleepcrs 60 Liacla-
aatI. Lexington, anu Louisville. without change
Connection Tor Hot Springs. Va, daily Pul4illtl
compartment car 70 Virginia Hot springs daily
except sunday. Observation Car Hinton 90 Cla-
einnztL Slcepers Cincinnati to Chicago and s.
Louis
2.I5 P Il DAILY-For Gordousvjlle, Char-
lottesyilIe StEunton, daily. and for Richmond.
esi.y, except sunday
Reservation aHt t.ckcts at Cbesl2ease aru Ohls
orlces. 5l3 Pennsylvania Avenue e09 l4tk Street.
+. and at the Station TclephoEe cali. !til
,or Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Service.
H.. ~ FULLER
General Pa-sser-er NZ-uE
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,enR s.I.E-PI.Nns
TYPEWRITERs.

FOR SALE-A fine toned parlor grand piano
nearly new 1913 WaIlach Place noI03t
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RAILROADS
Washington. Alexandria
AND
Mount Vernon Railway
From STATEN, l3ja St and Pa Avenre
N L1.-- N-.-.--.- -.--

FROM STATEN, l3ls St and Pa Avenre
IN Effect November l.. ls9l.
For Alexandria, week DAYS $50 1904 -.aa
SEQ, $50. S:59, 9;25 1850 I1:u5. HAS. a. ~
%iZ:O5, 1920 l2.I5, xI:20, I:t5 eco, 2.lo. s.s5
5;9g, X+:l5, fs50, sos. N5.O. $40. G.8s 6.25
800, 30. 500, 9:CO, 1880 II.20. u:5g p. N.
suncaYs-- 40 300 9-45. l0-Su u-I5 q m
lz;oO neon, I2:f5, 1880, 2.I5. 3.GQ 24s 4.Sl 5.s5
p. N.
For Mount Vernon, week dsy=-6.s) 500 Io-ao
0:G0 p. m.
sundays-9:oo Eco neon, s:l5. 9;45. GAS, o.oo
tor Arlington and AeSadsct Bridge week
'l2:20. 1Z:45. ITS z:OU. 2:4u s3.s5. f.I5 S.o5
6:o4, $50. 7,06, 500 p. m
suadays-1:55. BOO 9.45, i0:S0. Ills. a. m.
l2:00 noon. I2.45. I.sO. 9.15 s.Da AIS 40
9:l5, 600 6:45. 7.3O. s.l5. p. N.
Parcels carried en- all traius. Baggage checked
1ExpTeSs- To Arlington oulv
J. CotyIN, superintendent
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WALL PAPER.

WE'RE making things fairly "hpnn" in the 1rall
paper business Orders are just pouring in
on us and we're working early and late Folks
ing rooms with rich, handsome, stylish paper
Finest work +. C. NOLTE, $40 9th ST. No
BRANCH nOl1-u
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CHURCH NOTICES.

THE SECULAR LEAGUE. Masonic Temple. sun
days, 3 p. m. Lecturer. tomorrow November
~, Prof. Hyland c. Kirk subject, The Meaning
Of Secularism." " Seats free 1t
MI. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Corner 18Th and
SIS. ne Sunday-school, @ a. m. Preach
ing IL a. Communion p m. c. f.,
p. m. and preaching at p. m. The pastor
viii fill the rostrum At these hours, assisted ar
p. III. All are welcome. REV W. J. RORIN-
son. Pastor It
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.


FOR sALE-A good serviceabe horse, very cheap.
go 40. ave NV. 1t
FOR sALE-TWo fine family horses; a bargain
BARNES' LIVERY STABLE, between d and
p. 50 and 4th SIS noll-3t
FOR SALE Horse, buggy, and harness, cheap;
nearly new rubber tire runabout Enquire at
REX STABLES, 6l5 st. nv. nolO-3t, EN-
FOR SALE-Cheap; good carriage or work horse;
dark bay. - stI ST. ne. noI0-3t
FOR sALE-Well-bred colt six months old. Ad-
dress JOHN BOYLE, BOY 81 City Post
ofirc. n6IO-9t
FOR SALE-ExtcIsion wagon top; suitable for
Ecayy truck; S.. lG05 33d St. NV.
nosi-dt ,eH
FOR sAlE-Sound geEtie horse for buggy or
cargiagc; sold los WsaI Of use. Address B0X
$50. this siacc. rog-3t
IAkE AofiCE-Fo lie positively sold: head Of
horses and mares, ranging in age from s to
z years: weight ftom 900 20 400 lbs; suitable
Tor att buslHcss; no reasonable offer refused Call
u III az 81 nW. uoG-Tt
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA EDWARD G.. SCHWARTZ
ct al the unknown heirs Of WILLIAM
HOLMES In equity No 2GJ22-
On motion Of the cOmps4lEantS by Ralston oc
SddOns, their solicitors. ii Is this 10Th DAY OF
NOVEMBER, A. d. 1892, ordered that the deiend-
ants, the unknown heirs Of William Holmes Gauss
their appearance to be entered herein on or be-
fore the first rule day occurring forty days after
this day, otherwise the cause VIII be proceeded
with as in case OF default; provided a copy Of
this order is published once a week for three
consecutive weeks in the Washington Law Re
porter" and The Times
The object Of this aIiJ Is 20 obtain decree
declaring the title OF Comp1inauts % the west
q OF original lot 10, IN square los, situated 10
Washington, D. C., to be complete and perfect
by adverse possession and euioiuiug the defend
ants from setting up any title or claim 90 said
Isisned JOB. BARNARD. Justice.
True Copy: Test
J. r. YOUNG. Clerk
BY FRED c. O'CONNELL. Assistant Clerk.
no11s,25
d7iled November 1, 1890 J. r. YOUNG. CIcrkl
IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBlA.-JOIiN H. ROrHERT Com
plaiBant W. JOHN G.. SLATER e al, De-
PENDANTS In Equity No. 2J.fO6.
Process having been duly Issued against the
Drovers Mechanics Bank, a corporation, William
the Title & Trust Co, corporation, and Maggie
Walter, defendants in the above entitled cause,
and duly returned by the m3Ishai oI salu DIS
trict, mot TO be found. il is on the motion
cf Douglass K Douglass, Attorneys Tor complain
ant this the lST DAY OF NOVEMBER lsg9.
ordered that the said defendants cause their ap-
pcarance TO be entered herein oH or before the
frst rule day occurring forty dSys after this date;
otherwise the cause shall be proceeded with as
in case Of default The object Of this suit is to
correct the boundary line 20 certain premises
described in the said bill, and to remove clouds
upon the title Of complainant to all the proper
ties therein described. this order TO be publish
ed in the Washington Law Reporter" and the
Evening Times.
(Seal-) JOB BARNARD, Justice.
A True Copy Test:
j. r. YOUNG, Clerk
BY L. p. WILLIAMS. Assistant Clerk.
H04 Ills
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WANTED -Fir=t-class Pie ard cake baker; only
JhCsa experienced ue,d apply. Address BJA
G}S this office il
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NANTED-BICYCLEs.
wANrEp-M!scELLANEous.

-AIysCELLANEoUs.
WANTED Gents furnishing store; doing small
business. address Bon 63I, this once
WANTED Remington or Dinsmore typewriter for
six months light Use; must rent low. Ad-
drca5 Boa 625, this Office. noll-3t
WANTED-To rent. upright piano for music
studio; state price Apply BON 62l, this Of
fee. n0ll-St
WANTED-lD) Bicycles highest cash prices paid.
CYCLE EXCHANGE, 80 10th 81. NV nog-8t
NANTED-To huy or hire a good stereopticon and
slides. Address 1904 Sd ST -. nOs-3t, EN-
WANTED-Furnilure 10 furnish ? large loardiug-
houses such 81 par!Og, bedroom, dining --oom
and kitchen furniture. Address Box 80 this
ofhce oc27-lmo. EN-
HIGHEST price paid for second hand bicycles;
also taken Oh storage. 42l 9th st. NY.
cC25tf,Cm
WANTED BAUM BROS. PAY THE BEST
prices in Tie city for metals, such as brass
copper. lead, iron, rubber bottles and all kinds
Of paper stock etc. Address or call 2DO5 7h
NV iy2s-tf EN-
WANTED Furniture Of all kinds, ANTIQUE in
particular win buy stocks Of merchandise;
cash prices paid; drop a postal, stating what Is
-or sale snd III cali H. ROSENBERG. sv
corner oth and b sts- u- jy23- If EN-
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STEAMBOATS,.
~y1---~~J~~~-~>~-~-~-----J
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.
STEAMBOATS,.

~---- Every day in the year for Norfolk, New
- port News. and ali pOints south, by the
- superb. powerful sIeel palace steafnsEs
- Newport News" Norfolk" and Wash
- ington," oH the following schedule
Lx Washington 6.Sg pm LF Portsmouth 500 pm
Lv AieHandria--7-U0 pm Ly. Norfolk-.5.45 pm
Ar Fl Monroe-7-O % am Lv II slsnroe g. IS pst
AZ Horiolk- $50 am Ar. Alexandria o 80 an
Ar Portsmouth Is an, Ar Wssialg ton. 7-Oy sp
- Tickets Oh sale ~ sI7 Penn. ave-, b. ans
- o ticket Office, GIg Penn. ave and e1rhgl
4 ard q a
- aces. al SIS Peun ave xHd 90 ian Il
- B. A. l. ticket ofHcr. 1881 n Y ave-. snd
- board steamers
k2Eor further information apply Al gen
- eraI Offices. 1th st. wharf. Wash d. e.
- Phone $50
nozS-n JOHN CALLAHAN General Manager.
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cream, pure and delicious, zoe. per
gallon LACEY CREAMERY CO., COZ N. Z.
ave- NV. Phone POSI-. ie27-tf
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.-EDWA ARD G.. SCHW ARTE
ct al. vs. the unknown heirs Of WILLIAM
LLAI ALEA In -.---.L-- " -----l
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Fon RENT-Roosrs.

FOR BENT-fl2 9th St, rooms, near B. & P.
depot. Sl5 week up. noll-St
FOR RENT-comfortabie furnished rooms, front
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,EANTED-noRsEs AND VEHICLES.

hANTIl3-T5 llHy q stWuz. sinz-c-h1rze wagon.
uctEiliHr 900 10 l.59I pounds =. BALDWIN
agIlAeUAs llgl Z. .. ave. NV GolQJl 81.
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wANTED-RooM AND BoARD.

WANTED ysllHe uan. r1orn and Io.rI 1rt 10
exceed sz3 2 month; IL northwest. Address
- ~ L-.l- I'D. iy,en
NAAIED-Bg laly lu ol8er boafd IN private
family; niA pay $50 month Address BOX
Gls tias lNce- n5E0 et
A AAAIElt-fiV FCuH2 married couple. uith infant
Clc or r2o FURNISHED T81ns aud board: per-
1Haurut e suited; please give flil particulars
rud llacst pricc. references exchanged. Address
BOX so. tits Office. u0I0-3t
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nELr wANrED-FEMaLE.

Advertisements under this hend
VIA be inserted for one cent a word
for each insertion
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FOR sALE-FARAIs.

FOR SALE-At a loss OF one-half. IdI acres in
Prince George county, rs miles from Centre
500 peach trees, cedar, oak, and pine; timber
enough to pay for farm; buildings insured for
81 O80 cost owner $500; viii sacrifice for $3.50;
good reasons for selling; this place is a bargain.
even at = 900. and YOU should take advantage Of
this low offer. ABRAHAM FISHER. 5l2 ST..
nv. no9.lI,l ,l3
FOR SALE-Two FARMS consisting OF 2s3 acres
and l64 acres respectively; Cne-HaE wood
land; small buildings; ffrst-class farms at low
prices; So per 8CIe. ABRAHAM FISHER, 5I2 z
St NV. nos. II ,I5
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OCEAN STEAMsH-
AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE
NEW UTHAMPTOS-LOSDOY.
CALLING WEST BOUND. At CRERBUURG-
Sailing Wednesdays az 10 a. IN
New York. November Is St Louis December I3
ST. Louis. November % 81. Paul December %
St. Paul. November % New York. December 27
New York. December 6
RED STAR LINE
NEW YcBk-ANTWERF-
Every Wednesday at . noon.
Southwark Nov. Is kensingt TOM -Nov. %
Westerniand T.. Nov. - NOordland Dec. 6
These sieame55 carry only cabin and Ihlrd-ci15s
passengers. st iow rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers II and !j y R--UfiCe 3 Broadway. y. 7
Phisdei phia Office 2B5-307 Walnut s..
WASHINGTON oFFICE-120s ST y W
Or W. G.. MOSS Agent at Sanders & Stayman's
1927 st. nW.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-E Equity in q six-room fraUe
house on 18th ST. ne Trinidad. fer ar un-
incmbered lot OF small house; viii pay differ
ence in cash. +. L. WIGHT, 1335 G. si. NV
nol1-$t
FOR FXCHANCE-Spec row is the time to
trade; ny list Of city and country property
is the most complete in the eitys what haze
your What do you wantg BY speciality is trading
ABRAHAM FISHER. 80 ST. NV. uo5l05-e0d
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FOR RENT-TLATs.
FOR RENT-Third f0cr fat. containing five
rooms; private gas meter and private hlth-
1225 II ST. NV, between I2th and 18th stA
nOll-3t
FOR RENT Cniuruishcd Eat. three roou-s. bath.
second floor heat, gas; J. b. B.. 6l9 N ST. NV
Hcfl5t
FOR RENT -Housckeepipg FATS ct 8. s. r1cE.5.
bath. pantry; extra storage SIt- So. SD
262J s.. NV. Eolp-St cm
FOR REST-Flat, IoeuS water. crc-: papcred
tarUugbGut; . d1a-- TIE SUMNER. lsg
e. nw. ncI1-3t, IN
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Advertise enients under this head
VIII be inserted for one cent word
for each insertion.
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COME II and do your typewriting, IOc per hour;
preliminary instruction free; typeWriters
rented for practice at low rates. delivered q
your home; best grade OF typewriter ribbons
55c; S6 per dozen. SEWMAN-S TYPEWRITER
AGENCY. GIL 9Th st. oc23-5mOs
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FOR sALE-LOTs.

FOR SALE-Lot, IUxI58 feet in Riverdale P3re.
$500, good chance; good location C. :
EEACS. Druggist. lst and u SIS NV H11-5g
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-Beautiful drug store; northwest cor
ncr Pa. ave and 18th ST.; steam rtaJ; bargain
to right man. JOHN o. JOHNSON, 24lI Pa ave.
nOll-2r
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FOR RENT-No 81 " st. sw brick store. with
rooms, only SI25J per month F. j. DfEU
DONNIE, Room %, Ohio Bank Bldg.
uOI0-3t .em
FOR RENT-StCre, cor 4tb and Pa. ave Sc. only
$40 per month: large hdy-vind0wz; viii make
good gents furnishing 1r drug store. Apply 531
Pa. ave Sc. noID-5t, EN-
FOR RENT-Large shop, rear 1st floor; water,
conveniences: suitable for cyclc repairs or
cabinetmaker; business centre; SIS per month
SIS 9th ST. NV. n09-3t
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NtNTED--Nhtrp raiircss. Ce'a1.d cook. German
chamdema.G. UH.sa. aga laasew8rACr, three
d. family. 1893 NgE A0Ea ave nw IT
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NANfED-A good iItl5lu -ill lo wash dishes
ia lsr1chrgau- 1872 aa- ave- II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
Theatrical Amuscmeuts.

Emile Bergerat. author Of More Than
Queen" has completed for Sarah Bern
hardt a new fine historical drama called
Madame" It deals with the adventures
Of Naundorff, supposed By many to have
been Louis XVII saved from the Temple
by Josephine and Barras.
Hall Game will receive from 'fhe
Christian" this season a great deal over
100000 and the piece is good for season
after season 20 come, for even poor little
old Ellie Elser at the head Of a No. ?
company doing very small towns is play
ing 10 over $1,000 a night. which is 50
much picked up By the waysido. Charles
II. Darcy has been paid over 10000 for
"Old Kentucky" On one Of his works
Gillette sank $4,000. and since that dole
full experience he has remained COntented
under Frohmans management. drawing
his salary Of $4,000 a year for acting and
writing.
Lionel Barrymore. OF the ARIZONA
company. represents the fourth genera
ton OF the famous histriOnic stock Of the
Drews and BarrymOrcs lie IS the son Of
Georgia Drew. the lamented Coincidence.
well remembered as Mrs. Hilary the ir-
repressble widow I'm Cranes play, "IhN
Senator"
At Chicago last week Mansfield was
talking Of his hard first days as an actor.
when ne was a sort Of private party on
tertainer and cut pretty little musicale and
mimetic capers at London houses. At the
| close 81 enc bitter, bad month he tainted
at a performance. having had scarce a
meal Of nourishing food for days.
r. F.. Carroll has replaced Thomas O.
Seabrook in 1.-The Founders" Leandcr
Richardson says: THE breach when
ended I'm his Withdrawal was first opened
in Philadelphia. when he refused 10 give
up the star dressing room 20 Mabel GU
man and Marie George both on "h'i"
| happened 10 be III that night"
In Germany the performance com,
mence generally at about o'clock, ann
! with only one lengthy wait thy are az
a rule, over by about 1880. ,,t.
Rostand's les Theatre which VIII n1
acted by Bernhard. will emDoay w
principal incidents in the Ire OF Mn ~
Rernhardt. and It Is intended lha' W
piece shall be expressly for AHl'l va.
Nine. Bernhard will also api"% ."
Hamlet" and Coquelin VIII play Io'o
rius. --,..,, r1o,,,.~ ,.
William Winter in the New YORK liIOu,.o
saws. STORIES of this kind are 10, 'ne
reader rather than the sp'ctator
lose their charm when 'h'S az
from the field Of the imagination an, and
l,O"I 'i ,tat ~ ,hs clear vision. The
essential pisSpf /" quality Of Conan poyIss styI.
~. roanifegted in Mr.. Gilllette's
49, %aS Tbs NAV has no lasting value.
Of anv kind whatever. unless II be the
,.a,ne ~ an occasional melodramauc
,rn,Se,t The ruflan and the page divid-
"a the honors OF the night with Mr. Gil
lette." Hillary Bell says; AS dra-
matte work this Is the least excellent
~ our authors achievements. sherlock
holmes" Is unworthy the pen mat gave
ne secret Service and Held by The
pohert Fdeson. who played the title
j ,.,s IN Maude Adams productioA q The