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The evening times., 1899-04-06
For SALE On nnET-uoUyEs.
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TH0S. E WAGGAmAM.

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TH0S. E WAGGAmAn. /
Real Estate Breker ana Auetieneer.
9f7 F Street N. w.
FOR sALE-NoRTHwEsT.
1872 18th ST., b. h.. s-r, bath; q. m. i....N 800
FOR sAIE-aoRrHEAsr.
III 1lth It.. brick, l0-r., bath and 4. m. .ooe
70 eth st. brick. er.. bath and & .. h.. 400
sss and ssl 9TH. 7-r; a. m. i. (Each) -. $500
SOUTHEAST.
2ls N J. ave.. brick, llr.. hath; T. m. 1. 81 900
lou looa st.. b. h.. Sr., q. m. {. lot l6x75 #. 5000
83s E St. brick. store 4 dwelling. s.oriea 5000
l6s and 1856 ST.. b. h.. e-r. {well rented.
tooth).. ....--..-.....-...:...-... l.ooo
SOUTHWEST.
sl4 to sls st.. 6-r.. BATH. a. M (alD. SO. 900
20 to 222 l3k st.. frames. rooms: BOTH. 5000
4Os to 40 S. Capitol, frames. rooms; both 1000
leso Sd ST.. frame. A.; lot soxl2s ft.... 1850
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Mass ave.. bet. lst snd ID; .ox7s H.. 81 s.
ID st., bet. and l.. 20Koo ft.. 90
N. Z. COR. and 18th; 5axl00 st...... 3 15
vs., s.: bet i.S ~, and , on m sCtios %. ut; .; g
Mas ave-. bet ID and eth: 1ox7s ft....... Is
N. E. cor. and Sth; 25xas n. offer
18th st.. bet. and B: eoxeo it.............. oe
SOUTHEAST.
Z = 3d. r..
Pennsylvania ave-. bet oh snd Sth....2 90
eth st.. bet. T.. Capitol and A: zsxl25 IT,. 10
Pennsylvania ave. bet. lzth and lsth..... 90
FOR RENT.
.l:2 18th st. u-., srms. rms..................$3o $50 -
i25 st. nw., 6fms s..,2 q 90
az Bismarck st. NV. srrns ns..,,.,.,..,. 20 %
go 1th St ne, 7rms. ms....... 20 90
West fiat, first floor, 207 st. nw... IS 90
West fiat. second floor. so7 r st. nw.... IS 90
East dat. third floor, 2O7 n st. NV ... IA 90
y26 va. ave- sw.. Arms. ms.........-.-..-.-... Is 30
431 sth st. sw.. 5rms. rms......-..............l3 l3 %
12ll ID ST sw., rms nis.......,.............l5 Is 30
l20s Kirby ST. NV. 5rms II 30
l0l5 u 81. nw Grms Il 80
8 Green's Alley NV arms 10 90
30l4 eth St NV yruls .... 10 on
ll24 X ST Sc e;rms - 10 20
Rear lbs \. II. ave. NV. 4rms. ........... %
1885 aud 1857 Crescent st. NV, 5rns....-. 90
2ddta . St, NV. 6rrns. Observation-Disclosures. 30
2526 St NV 90
.6 G ST. ne 5rrns 30
Call for seni.mo1tilJ BnIletil.
apt:
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Call for seni.moltilJ BuIletiu

FOR RENT OR SALE-Eight- room cottage and
ou'hui,dings at Chsrrydaie, Va Enquire At
l235 3ith st. NV. spi-3c
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGES.

ELEGANT 3-story press brick: 10 rooms and
bath: line: near business centre.
Address BOX 49, this Office. ap5-3t
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-store and dwelling:
northwest corner Of 9TH and L sts. Sc. apply
II st. Sc. api-3t
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FOB 6ALE-ee, 900. two frame houses, rooms
each; cellar. stable. latrcbes; deep lot: no
reasonable offer Refused; terms easy. BOOTH.
10th and G sts. ap5-3t
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ron sALEnoUsEs.

FOR sALE-Price. si.soS cssl,. tvo-story frame
house; lot 1axl0o to 30-foot alley; title per-
feet; lot worth the Price; no triners. See OWNER.
e3s 10Th It. ne. Item
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FOR eENr-rYPEwRrTERs.

SEVERAL HUNDRED perfect copies can be made
from one writing with the Stencil Dupiicator
process; copies prepared at $l.50 per lOO, at
NEwMAN'S TYPEWRITER AGENCY, GIL eth st.
inhI7-H
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BUSINESS CHANCES,

sible manner. take them rear Of 1907 n. Y.
ave; best WORK in the city: cut out for refer
enCe. ap5-.!t
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wANTED-HORsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-A noke, or small donkey cart. and
harness, animal alone. Apply at 14I0 q
ST. NV, basement. api-3t
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WANTED Colored boy 10 attend horse and drive
wagon; 50 week. Address c. A. S., this Of
Ace
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wANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-Cood broom house; small tract: good
soil; within Il miles Of city; price, $3.50 cash.
Address r. \. NEWTON. this Office. sp6-3t-em
WANTED-Care Of furnished house for summer
or longer; reis- Address +. A T., this Office.
ap6-3t
WANTED-To rent, small house in Northwest.
Address SMALL, this Office. ap+-3t
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WANIED-A hrst-c'ass white caterer 10 take din
ing-room and kitciie! good location; bcsi ders
in house; transient trade can le doubled with
little effort. Address BOARDING HOUSE. this
Office. ape-st
The Washington bee., 1899-01-07
- oHIo RAILRoAD.

,gr AND OHIO RAILROAD.
-, ...,- IN effect Nov IA 1897.
scaeI-. sca..-,,r rom station, corner OF
ave Wssa,.- venue and c street.
y" Northwest Vestibuled Limi-
s' a'-'o -, II.zS m, POS = ~ i,5;,r,,o,;.
~. ...11a,, II. .on.SS on.S.'ilJ sIJ ;-,;,.d ohs,
b I','s, ,,as a. m" Nesiiouieu Limi'eu $40
r., ,,rrsss 1855 D III @9ii.yeland. express dailv
4 .S,ano Ttrs8o and Detroit. II:55 p. m.
i stsOEs s..,er and wsy stStlohs 1000
$40 pm
~ orleans Memphis, Birmingham,
II N,E y. 0,.-eeooy,il.e. Bristol and Roanoke,
snsaFa' N"s sleeping aars through.
,.'l' ,,,es DAYS, 500, $50, x7.O5, x7.rO,
\ yBstmo. = ,o.7o. $1,000, a. m,
Ho'' y 81. Hl.I5, X3.oo, $40, x4.3o,
H.. XizIO -, 10 20 6:3o xS:oo, 8:I5,
A E05 A5..O. d, Z M. and xIz.oI night. Sun
N ms ~ x-,o. 80, x9.oo a. m, x12;Io,
II ro5, ~. 1y.,,',..s. NS.oS, XS.Io, o.3o, XS:oo
70 A'g,' ~, 20 y m. xl2.ol night.
Ia uI5 Ki..o- q and S. 40 a. m, 4.3o aud $50
b sa.I3py,s, ss..3.ys 5 70 a. MASS p. M
Fd.,s. week da's. su85oys, 8Io ii95: o3So liins ms
4 as 40 $50 p. III. 7u"O"' . S'OO " "
4 Yn. ,.r 4,,.o5a. m. and 1880 p. m.
y ~ n's',d and way points, week Gays, o'oo 4
:" a. sac. 7.o5 ?. ~. 9ui'u"S D S'00' q 49,
,2Pi 22.P.is,-,5urg y and way points, week days,
~ o' I2So, 5.E5 4.55' o.ao .oS, IA So
\ ssrri,ys. 900 q. M" Ilo' %'So' 1'oo'
EF ,.,r ruuc,ion and way points,
40. 5.,op IN. week "~yS' S'o0 O. iA
J. sundays
prrF LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
~ ' PHILADELPHIA.
.a.,,,, mated with Pintsch light.
4 p.r,3eahts. New York, Boston and the
fl'.a-'5 5,.s -.3= 500. 1000 a. m. I2:o5,
ats' - -. ..uo 05.oS Dining Car
d. .,7....-,., al argu al 1000 oclock.)
H ma w..t.s al' Dining Cars.)
~ INNING Car. I-al night sleeping car
Adau9na. Trains Tor Phlladel-
A yr,k days daily 800 p. h.
!. .p.,,.,, FAR, 600 al. day trains
80. ci.u 1900 q. m, I2.oS noon
an M week days g.5aa. m. sundays.
-Cz.e Nav 1905 noon
|rsa SUNDAY ..-;...
-,rs.1. ,,r and cf.lkcd from hotels.
55s,C,.s +, Union Transfer Co. on orders
- offices 6.- Pennsylvania avenue,
- New York avenue and Fliteenth
SpFlNF u. B MARTIN,
S.,i Manage. Mgr Pass. Traffic.
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TOB YBUSH'S
fttHH Saloon Al! ass.as,a,.

Pure Old Berkshire Rye Whiskey a
speciality 10 cents per drink; $I.oo
quart; soc pint; 25c half pint.
Hot soup served free every day from
II a. m. to p.m m. Bush's famous Beer
sc per bottle.
S3I 9TH St. N. W., Washington, D. C.
The Washington bee., 1899-01-07

Mrs. D. c. Jones at 22o B street and
pax Penn. avenue, n, W., IS place
where YOU can be well cared for. Mrs.
ZONES is whole soul business woman.
The Washington bee., 1899-01-07
RAILROADS,
n ANNAPOLIS SHORT

-apr AND ANNAPOLIS SHORT
,lLTlNOkITTN RAILROAD. r,oN
.s EfllEf,AyE CAMDEN STATION
1RAIN7 - nd way stations, week days,
Es,krn'fgw 20, $40 ?. m.
|. ,raday' ,5Td Bay Ridge, daily, 800 ?. M
sosgd ba2 .';. rs, week days, 6.45 s-55' a. m
4 ,.so aga %. - = nj. 50 and 7.45 p. m.
Er5rs : ..1gr. weekdays 100 p m
E.ato Bs' N'A A. Coombs c. M.
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DIED.

okEii.if Suddcnlr. On the 18th inst. at the
residence Of his parents 22D Delaware ayenne
northeast, MoiSIuS MARIE O'REHLN
Due notice OF the funeral will bc given II
WAUGH on SUNDAY. March -. 1850. a, ,
o'clock p m. WILLIAM T.. the beloved son Of
George T. and susie W Waugh aged one ve,r.
ten months, and eleven da:-
Funeral nom his srandmp;irr'- residence. 1G:9
flfih Street northwest Tuesday, March II. 1880.
'' e"tA p. m Item
WOOD Monday, March Is. 1l.l5 a. m. ROSE
Ann, beloved wlre OF Jane. r Wood IN the
forty fifth year OF her age.
Funeral tlom her late residence. Ious Tenth
Street southeast. Wednesday, March -. at .:s0
a. m Mass at Sc Peters Church. Int,rmrut al
Mount plV"i Fricnd- and relatives invited II
WILLIAMS Mrs. CLARA G. WILLIAMS wife
"t Andrew j. Williams, residing ar No 32- {
street southwest. died Yesterday morning al s.I5
o'clock' after a very painful illness Of three
weeks duration.
Funeral from Epiphany Chapel. Twelfth and G.
streets northwest. Weduc.'iay March H. = u II,
Friends and relatives invited
Fredericksburg papers please oopyp Item
RRoWN-nn SATURDAY. March II. Isa9. at 5
p. M. ALEXANDER BROWN. believed husband
ot Annie I. Brown Cnee Smith. and son a, tIe
late Alexander and Elizabeth Brown.
Funeral nom his late residence. Hi3 | Street
southeast, on Tuesday, March II at ) D. m.
Friends and relatives invited Ia attend Item
CURTIS Departed thi, life ON saturday. March
II. lsHo. at l2:lJ o'clccl-. MRS. MARTHA ANN
Ct RiiS in the htty fourth wear OF her age.
Funeral Will take place trlm Isrucl Bethel
Church Oh Wednesday. March 10, at O'clock.
Item
MlctROTTI on - arday. Nar,., H. ISM
at $50 p. m. EDWIN B. MacGRoTN. in the
seventy first year OF hi, age
Funeral services Al house, 1914 Fifteenth Street
northwest, Tuesday 18th, at I O'Clock p m
Interment with Masonic ceremonies At Con
grcsSionai Cemetery. Item
NoLAN-on sunday. March T. 1870. at :
o'clock a. m, JAMES NOLAN. at his residence.
'.l;;D Prospect Avenue.
Funeral from his residence TUESDAY March n
Isa, At $3.50 o'clock; thence to Holy Tririt,.
Church. where mLss will he said ior the rrpo,c
Of his soul intermcnt Holy Rood
(New York and Brooklyn papers please copvl
mhI.;-2t
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& Co, Binghamton. " Y
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been made by which all readers of The
Times who have NOT already tried it.
may have a free sample bottle of swamp
Root and thus test for themselves its won
derful curative properties.
II you will send your name and full ad-
dress 10 DR.. Kilmer & Co. BinghamIOu. ~
Y. sample bottle will BE- sent, absolutely
free by mail, postpaid, also a book telling
more about swamp Root and containing
some of the thousands upon thousands OF
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women VINO owe their good health in fact
their very lives. 10 the wonderful curative
properties OF Swamp Root
II you take advantage OF this generous
offer and write for a free sample bottle
be sure and mention The Times when
sending your address 10 DR.. Kilmer & Co,
Binghamton, y. Y.
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Saks and Company,
Penaa. Ave. AMI 18th St.
MARINE CORPS PROMOTIONS.
Commnndant Haywood Given the
RnuL of BriGndi.r General.

The promotion of Col. Charles Haywood.
Commandant of the United States Marine
Corps. to the rank of brigadier general
was announced at the War department
yesterday General Haywood has been sta
toned at the Washington Marine Barracks
for the past eight years. and during TINS
time has made a host OF friends. who VIII
be much gratified at the news OF his we'll
deserved promotion.
General Haywood is a native OF the State
CT New York. He entered the Marine
Corps as a second lieutenant in April,
1888. At the beginning of the Civil War
he was promoted to the grade of first lieu
tenant November 23, 1861, he was
made captain and given command of the
marines en- board the United States ship
Cumberland. While with this vessel he
participated in many battle along the At
lantic Coast and in the Chesapeake Bag,
winning distinction for his bravery and
gallant conduct while under fire. In 1862
he was given the brevet rank of major, as
reward for distinguished services. Cen
eral Haywood remained in command of
the marines of the Cumberland until that
ill-fated vessel was sunk in Hampton
Roads by the Confederate ironclad Merri-
mac During the battle he displayed an
utter disregard for the fire of the enemy,
and stood exposed TO shCt and shell on the
bridge OF the Cumberland, commanding Ms
men, until the vessel was rammed by the
irOnclad. The Cumberland before sinking
was enabled 10 steam out of the channel,
and General Haywood was one of the few
to swim ashore. For his conduct during
this fight he was again brevetted to the
rank of lieutenant colonel. In 1916 he
vas promoted to the full rank of major
and held this commission until lSSS. when
he was promoted to the grade of leuten-
ant colonel. Three years later, in Janua-
~, 1891 he was made COmmandant of the
Marine Corps with the rank of colonel.
and stationed at Washington. While in
command of this branch of the service.
General Haywood has done much to perfect
the organization. and the efficiency of its
present condition is due largely 10 his eff
forts.
The following additional promotions in
the Marine Corps were also announced:
Capt. Charles II. Lauchheimcr. to be as
sstant adjutant and inspector, with the
rank of major; Lieuts f. J. Moses and
S. s. Radford, to be captains.
The times., 1899-03-14

The immediate symptoms and FIRST proofs
CT weak kidneys are pain or dull ache in
the back. rheumatism, dizziness, head
aches. nervousness, heart trouble, pain in
the limbs, bloatiug, sallow complexion.
puffy or dark circles under the eyes. blad-
der irritation. suppression Of urine. obliged
to pass water often day and night, worm
out. tired feeling. lack of ambition.
II your water, when allowed to remain
undisturbed in glass or bottle for twenty
four hours. forms sediment or settling,
or has d cloudy appearance, it is evidence
that your kidneys and bladder need i'm
mediate attention
swamp Root is the great medical triumph
Of the nineteenth century discovered after
years OF untiring effort and research by
the eminent kidney and bladder specialist,
Dr. Kilmer.
1t is pleasant to take. and can be pur-
chased at most drug stores or medicine
dealers, in Fifty or one-dollar bottles.
Make a note of the name, SWAMP
ROOT. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root and re-
member it is prepared only by Dr. Ktlmer
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Realizing Our NnynI Power.

within the past year i compelling leading Euro
pcan countries 10 send naval attaches to Washing
ton 10 study American naval methods. Lieu,en
ant DcFaramOnd, Of the French navy. recently ar,
rived here in company with the French Amba.
Sador VI. Cambon. to become the naval attach,
at the French Embassy. This will be the first
time that the French government has had naval
attIche with the embassy A German naval 9th
Ger is coming to the German Embassy and Other
countries doubtless will follow in the same line IA
study the American methods of naval consfrlIc.
uon and progress. The great achievement Of the
United States Navy is not the only thing that
surprises The European countries but the superior
qualities of IIeurich's beers also amaze them
Order case Of iieurch's by phoning six thirty '.
tour, Arlington Bottling Co.. and you will al.o
be amazed At the superior qualities Of Msefzen.
Senate, Extra Pale and Lager
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ChnmberIain', Cough Remcd,

This remedy is intended especially for coughs,
colds, Group, whOOPing cough, and influenza II
has become famous for its cures Of these diseases
over large part OF the civilized world The most
fattcring testimonials have been received givin,
accounts Dt its good works, Of the lsgTayatng and
that have yielded promptly 10 it, soothing effects
and Of the dangerous attacks Of Group it has
cured. often saving the life OF the child The
extensive use Of for whoping cough has shown
that 1t tobs that disease OF all dangerous conse-
qucncrs. Sold by Henry Evans Wholesale and
Retail Druggist 93s Street northwest; Con
ncciicut Avenue and Street northwest, and Ii2s
MARYLAND Avenue northeast.
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THE CHURCH DEBT DISCUSSED.
Meeting of the First Presbyterian
Church Trustees.

\ meeting Of the board of trustees OF the
First Presbyterian Church was held last
night in the Office Of the church. The sit
uation in which the church finds Itself on
the resignation of Dir. Talmage with debt
OF $1,000 still hanging over ii, was laid
before the board. and while no direct COM
ment was made as TO the resignation o:
the pastor, of whom so much was expected
in a financial way when he took charge OF
the church four years ago various plans
were discussed looking TO The payment OF
this long standing obligation The probable
successor Of DR.. Talmage vas not discussed
az last nights meeting.
II is simply the intention of the board to
be prepared by previous consultation 10
meet any questions that may arise at the
meeting Of the congregation on Thursday
night. when vote on the resignation viii
be taken.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
given that at the adjourned meet
ing of the stockholders of the Cuban
Land and Trading Company" to be held
ct its office in Washington, d. c., on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH ID. 1899, AT >
O'CLOCK p. NJ, in pursuance of an ad-
journment of the annual meeting of
stockholders of said company, held at its
office on January 10, the following resolu-
tions will be offered for adoption:
1st-A resolution providing for the re-
duction OF the par value of the capital
stock of said company from $50 per share
to s. per share.
2d-A resolution providing for division
of said stock into classes. under such
names. for such purposes, and with such
powers and preferences as may be deemed
advisable for the best interests of the COM
pany.
3d-A resolution providing for the ex-
tension of the charter powers OF the COM
pany so as to include colonization.
.THOS. RI. MCKEE.
feel IS mh7.4 Secretary
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INVITED AN AWFUL DEATH.
How Two Children Saved Their
Mother From Suicide.


Mrs. William l. Johnson, wife of Bishop
Johnson, colored, made an unsuccessful at
tempt TO end her life at 7;15 o'clock last
night by throwing herself in front of an
outgoing Baltimore and Ohio train at the
Ninth Street crossing. That she did not
succeed in her purpose was due to the
prompt action OF Crossing Watchman VIII
liam Lee who was summoned 20 the aid
of the woman by her two little daughters.
Mrs. Johnson lives at the corner Of
Eleventh Street and Florida Avenue. She
is separated from her husband and is said
to be demented. Last night she left her
home i'll a hysterical frame OF mind, and
was followed by he children. who feared
their mother might try TO destroy herself,
as she had threatened.
When the woman reached the railroad
crossing the train was rapidly approaching
and she deliberately threw herself on the
track to await death The children hastily
summoned Watchman Lee, who short
distance away.
He tagged the approaching train, which
was brought to a stop within but a few
feet OF the PROSTATE woman. She was
then picked up from the track and sent TO
her home where friends took charge OF
her
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Mr.. Taylor sworn In.

The oath OF office IS Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury was yesterday adminis-
tered to Horace G. Taylor. OF Wisconsin.
who was recently appointed TO succeed W.
r. Howell. who goes to New York TO be
come an appraiser Of merchandise.
After being sworn in Mr.. Taylor was the
recipient OF many congratulations by the
Treasury employees. Mr.. Nanderlip is eX-
pected 10 return today. when a readjust-
ment Of the duties of the three Assistant
Sacretarias VIII be mahe.
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\ Notice to Foreign Nations.

In order to correct a Misrepresentation.
the State Department declares thai the
islands evacuated by Spain in The Wesr
Indies are for the present under the mill
tary control OF the United States pendint;
such legislation by Congress as shall deter
mine their future government Foreign
nations have received this notice
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To Condemn Property,

TIE Columbia Railway Company instituted pro
cc.iiug- in the supreme Court 0f the District sc-
t-rdsv Tor the condemnation OF certain property
near Deanwood for tine purposes "f the extension
OF IL, tracks in that locality. The persons Il
whom the property which it Is sought to con
denim belongs are Sophia J. Thornton, Weldon :
Booker Annie Froehack, Mary SChwarzenbach
Charles {. DOgan. Samuel Il. George. Ella Green
Anderson d. Powell Alma h. Nixon. Maggie L
Wilson. Kate Farr. Katherine Pine Virginia Han
NJ, John J. Fountain, Jennie Woriuan. and Jenui,
kInkpN
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and a half miles from Petersburg. at 1885
O'Clock tonight. The train there
switched off on the Belt Line. which goes
around the city. and therefore did not come
through Petersburg Had the President
passed through here a large crowd would
have turned out to see him
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senator Jones Doing We'll.

According to the statement made by Dr.
Sewers at late hour last night Senator
Jones of Arkansas continued to improve
during the day and no alarming symptoms
presented themselves The patient was
said to be doing as well as could be ex-
nerte Cd
The times., 1899-03-14
4 Motion in the Prize Gases.

In the Supreme Court yesterday the So
iicitor General moved that the prizs case.
involving the Buena Ventura Pedro
Guido. Panama, Newfoundland. Adula. anl
Oiinde Rodriguez. be set for early hearing
It is not probable that they will be reached
this term
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Al DunInn,s Station

Petersburg. Va. March 1S-The special
train bearing President Mckinley and
party arrived at DunIop's Station, on the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad. two
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER Il. WILLIAMS & co, Auctionecrs.


a GOOD TWo-STORY FRAME DWELLING \,
2liG FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust to US dated
May 10. lsJ1, and duly recorded in Liber oDO7
fOlio 36l =. seq of the land records Of the bis,
trict of Columbia. and at the request Of the marry
secured thereby. We, the undu rsSncd trustees
viii sell at public auction, in front OF the prem
ises, on MARCH Il, 1899. at I O'CLOCK p VI
the following described land and premises SIT.
nate in the county OF Washington in the Dis
trict of Columbia and designated as being the
north one-halt Of lot numbered seventeen 90, in
block eight tS), Meridian Iiil having Il frontage
OF twenty five feet on Fifteenth Street
Terms Of salc-Onr- third of the purchase money
paid in cash. and the balance in three equal
notes, payable in one. two. and three years with
interest at o per cent, payable semi annually. or
ali cash, at the option Oi the purchaser 4 deposit
Of 500 required at time of sale Terms Of sale
to he complied with within ten days from day of
sale, otherwise The trustees reserve the right To
resell the property, al the risk and cost OF the
defaulting purchaser after five days advertise
ment.
THOMAS G.. TAYLOR
CHAS. IL. CAYWOOD,
mh1 -d&ds Trustees.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NOTICE To PRODUCE DEALERS AND PED
oilers Notice Is hereby given that on the
3lST DAY OF MARCH. Isoo, will expire all lieen-
,eS issued by the District Of Columbia to pro-
ducc dealers and pcddlers; all persons engaged in
these avocations are hereby notified to pTompJiy
renew their licenses in compliance with Law
BY order Of the Commissioners, ID. c. MATHEW
TRIMBLE. Assessor D. c. mhiI-5t-ex
The times., 1899-03-14
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

ST TATEMENT OF THE CONDITION of TElE
MASSACHJ sETr> Mt-Tt N. LIFE I\>t RANCE
COMPANY, Of Springfield, Mas. ou tHc 5ISt
day OF December lsJ-, required b, Act ot
Congress. approved July -, IN.'2-
Capital stock. -Purei, mutual
Capital stock paid up....---...-. Purely muJrJl
Assets December 81. ISIS. 80 i tI- ..
Liabilities OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2J1sl.Iij n
surplus la. .jEi 10
Dividends paid last >i> months
Is9s .................. 1.;l;a;j -
Expenses. including commissions.
last =iN months OF is,t>..-.....-... ::s:.Jis 90
II. VI. PHILLIPS
Secretary.
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts. Coun, ot IIamp.
den. -.
subscribed and sworn to before me this eleventh.
day Of March, \ y. IssD.
MILLER II. HALL Notary Public
Washington Office. McCill BuiIdirs Major
Holm = Lot u. Manager.
The times., 1899-03-14
TO CURE A COLD IN one DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quihine Tablets All drug
gistS refund the money if it fails TO cure sc
The genuine has l.. H. Q. on each tablet