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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-19
vENEzUELdS LATEST REVOLT.
Proclamation OF Gen. H-rnandez-Bol
PeraEn Nepresents Gen. Castro Here.

Proclamation OF Gen. Hernandez-Bolet-
PeraEa Represents Gen. Castro Here.
The appointment Of Special Representative
Of the Venezuelan Government in tho United
States was received yesterday by Senior n. Bole,-
Peraza, from Provisional President Castro The
office is a new one, and is really equivalent to
been officially elected. his authority does not eN-
tend 10 the appointment OF Minister. Senior
Bolet Peraza was Venezuelan Minister at Wash
ington under President Palaco.
he new Government of Venezuela remains
silent about the rcvo uton now in progress against
Castro, which was headed by Gen Joss Manuel
Hernandez When Gen Castro made up his
Cabinet he appointed Gen Hernandez, Minister
Of Agriculture and COMMERCE, I ho latter do
clined the place and sent the following letter:
Gen, Cipriano Castro
ceived from the General Secretary notification
Of my having been selected by you TO I'LL the Office
Of Minister OF Agriculture and Commerce the
OF WHICH we wsb With
and with all sincerity, that have no objection
to serving the Republic in coalition with you.
provided the Cabinet appointed satisfies public
sentiment but the present Cabinet in its ma iorty,
am compelled 10 say, does not correspond with
the aspirations Of the revolution Just ended which
demand morality in public affairs and an honest
to refuse with determination the high once you
offer me- Respectfully. \, ,,. u.
copy OF a, proclamation, issued by Gen. Her;
nandez when he took the field, has been received
in this city. In il he declares that he warned
Gen, Castro against the appointment Of certain
men to his Cabinet, but that NE latter did not
refers to were powerful in politics during the ad-
ADMINISTRATION Of ex-President ndrade, whose
overthrow was largely due to their conduct Of
new executive surrounds himself with these same
people"
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GRiHr OF THE TAMMiyY MILL.
sohm"r Puts Back sheehan Men-Coogan
Rises Up and Raises Salaries.

county Clerk Sohmer has reappolnted to
One" Thomas McNeice and Charles O'Neill. the
c'erks who were discharged Just before the
contender primaries by Deputy County Clerk
fAhrbacn becaus, they we're supporting John
y, Sh'ehan In his fight for the leadership OF the
s'h'h Assembly district. The clerks had
Drought suit for Reinstatement. It was said
yesterday that Mr., sohmer didn't want to
p''her with suit, and that he was also
lht ,NI not to do anything TO cause the State
Nv, service Commission. which ID now pre-
% m nE rules and regulations for the govern
aim. W. "' ""'"'' "''"
rh" re:instatement Of the two clerks does not
= mat the Democratic fight In the Ninth
~ Is over, smith and Goodwin both say
b y ,nry are going to keep hammering away
., Hi"ohan until they get his scalp
R,onhnr Van Wyck has appointed william
ImnunGn. lammany captain Of the Nineteenth
'" tric, district Of the .Thirty-third Assembly
i 1 ns G'V, service list, n place Of Joserh
pan nnd was killed last Sunday by a fall.
Dny ~ lines J. Coogan has advanced the
stenographer. James M. Vincent 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-19
W0men's and Misses
S2.95 to $4.25 Velvet Hats, at
98c.

Women's and misses silk velvet
Hats in the best shapes of the sea-
son, including turbans with fur
edges; velvet dress shapes with full
crown; also children's pokes, some
all velvet, others with chenille and
velvet; and the popular tafieta silk
brim hats with velvet crowns. These
hats have been selling regularly from
1896 to S4.25 each-and they are
tip top values at these prices-but
tomorrow you can choose from the
collection at CSC
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Second floor. New Building.

Congress. as the Fiftieth was, would have pre-
cuded. Of course, his reelection to tho Speak
ership and have thrown open chance To other
asprHnts. completely disarranGing the Con-
gress programme during q time whrn there
was "A Democratic national Administration In
ONCE In Washington.
Desultory and fragmentaly returns were
received from Kentucky from time to time
Former returns were corrected, returns pur-
returns were sent in. estimates and con lectures
were transmitted. but ten days after the close
OF the contest In n district within eaRv railroad
and telegraph distance Of Cincinnati Frankfort
and Lexington, II was not known who WAS
elected and there was apparently at thai time
no way Of finding out. subsequently. 10 became
known that Mr.. Carlisle had n majority NJ son,s
case were learne l definitely.
The recent returns land recent lack OF re-
turns) from the state of Kentucky In the
Taylor Goebel contest illustrates again the
tnsufilceney OF the Ken, ucky met nod of re port
ing election results. Polls In that tate do not
open until z O'Clock in the morning, an hour
later thnn IN MASSACHUSETTS,. and tho number
OF voting places r. 1000 80 that the canvass.
compared with that of iassach usetts IL a short
the day following election or for several days
or even weeks after election to ascertain how
contest In Kentucky has gone ami which
political party has been favored by 1t, or what
candidate has been successful.
Massachusetts furnishes the most striking
contrast to this AT a recent recount OF the
Boston wards there was shown n difference Of
two votes only In the l,70n cast In the sixth
ward, no change in the Eighth. two voteS In
earlier or better election returns than Massa-
chuRetts-eXceDt. DerhaDs. New York.
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SETT. ED WITH PIRSOy POTTER.
Five baptist Tabernacle Obligations Stop
A Cash Settlement.

- SVsH
A settlement has been reached In the differ.
ences between the Rev. DR.. Daniel c. Potter
and Julia Ross. who said she was lessee OF tho
parsonage OF the Tabernacle Baptist Church in
Second avenue, on the one side. and the New
York City Baptist Mission Society. on the
other. and the litigations pending have been
discontinued on consent by order OF Justice
Giegerich OF the supreme Court. The counsel
would not disclose the terms OF settlement but
It is understood that DR. Potter received SUBJ
stan tal sum OF money.
The compromise was the result Of the verdict
Of $1,000 which DIR. Potter obtained befora
Justice jerks recently against the Mission
Society. In an action to recover SlOO.0OO for
assault resulting from the iorcible eyiction OF
Pr Potter from the parsonage on March 3.
actions pending; one brought by Potter. one
! by Jul Ia Ross, one by the Tabernacle Baptist
Church and two 10y the Mission Society.
Other actions had also been brought In the
municipal courts which had been term mated.
There were still other tigatons in which DR..
Ing law TO save expenses, Several lawyers AZ
peared for him In the different cases and he
carried none OF them through himself, Julia
Ross also Inquired ms correspondent in an action
| for absolute divorce brought by the wife OF DR..
| Potter. This suit was decided In DR.. Potter's
favor.
John d. Rock feller. who was sued by DR..
! Potter for matters arising from church affairs,
Ia not a party to the settlement. Mr. Rockes
Teller had helped along the Tabernacle Baptist
Church with money: but subsequently with:
drew d6 s q p ed
been upsuocessful In his litgations against
Mr. Rock efeller,
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Mems House Goats at a Saving
OF One. Third.

Early buyers of Holiday Gifts for
men will reap a rich harvest of bar
gains in this sale of House Coats
and Smoking Jackets-They're i'm
ported garments-made of double
faced fabrics, in tan, blue, cadet and
gray mixtures, in the popular Tuxedo
shape, with corded edges and piped
seams-they are part of lot that
was imported for selling at $500 to
$lO.OO--and they're excellent values
at these prices-but we've secured
200 of them for quick disposal at
$3.50 q $3.50
Second floor New building,
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Women's Suits, Capes
and Jackets.

100 Tailor-made Suits, comprising
cheviots, serges, broadcloth, covert
and Oxford mixtures in all the new
colorings-made with either tight
fitting or fly front jacket-skirts cut
in the newest approved shape open
ing in front, all finished with Tapped
or stitched seams and handsomely
lined throughout with superior quail
ity taffeta silk, Sl8.85
80 Velour Capes, deliberately
trimmed with braid and jet in a vari-
ETY. of handsome designs and finished
with edging of Persian lamb or
Alaska sable, lined throughout with
heavy satin, S26.75
Jackets of fine kersey, double
breasted effect, front with plain coat
back, finished with triple stitched
seams and lined throughout with good
quality heavy satin, S795
Double-breasted Jackets of Mon
tagnac cheviot, cut in the new shape
with the dip front and short effect
through hips, finished with velvet
collar and heavy black satin lin
ing, St3.95
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asroohlyu adpsrtissmssts.
ABRAHAM AND STRAUS
Colored Petticoats
Remarkably Cheap.

We've never been able to
give better values in Colored
Petticoats than you'll find here
tomorrow.
Striped Premier Petticoats, in silk
effects, made with full umbrella
ruffle 49c
Colored Petticoats of imported
mercerized sateen, in violet, wine
and blue, made with full umbrella
corded ruffie, value $l.75, at go. CSC
A very special sale of imported
mercerized Petticoats in violet, wine
and blue, made with full UNI
brella ruffle, with five and four
small rufl1es Sl.85
Taffeta Silk Petticoats, in all the
leading shades, made with full UNI
brella corded ruffle sac
Superior Quality Taffeta Silk Pet
ticoats, in all the leading shades,
made with full umbrella ruffle, with
five small corded ruffles S5.85
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Mems Warm Niqht Shirts.

full and long, felled seams fast color,
trimming down front and around cuffs
and on pocket, with pearl buttons,
at 80. ............ ,,........... quo.
Mems fancy domet flannel Night Shirts, In
neat plaids and striped effects, felled
seams and pearl buttons, at. ......., 800.
Mems heavy twilled cotton Night Shirts,
made In the best manner poss Bile, at 4Sc.
Main, front
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Lamps & Clocks.

An extraordinary sale OF Banquet Lamps
is handsome Lamps, painted by Ahne.
most beautiful Cuplds and other choice
designs, heavily traced in gold, regularly
s2I.OO to 1927. 90, your choice at .S15.0S
$50 Banquet Lamps-decorated porcelain
10 and II inch Globes to match, fitted
with best central draught burners, about
IS designs to select from, all new and
desirable goods, this seasons product.
value $3.50 to $500, at COM
plete. .............$2 .9S, S4.9S d 90 90
rs Table or Library Lamps, dark ruby
metal stands, squat shapes, beat centre
draught burners, with choice OF decora-
ton or solid color porcelain 10 inch globe.
value $3.50, complete, at. 81 go
ESQ Fancy Novelty Clocks, beet Ansonia
make, in brass. Jap. bronze and antique
silver finishes, about % designs to select
from. very desirable for gifts. worth from
$500 to S3.o0. are YOURS ut. $1.29
100 Rich Gilt or jap. Bronze Clocks. best
3o-hour movement regular $3.50 Clock,
Observation-Disclosures. 50 .OS
rs pr Bronze Figures. Don Cesar and Don
Juan, height Of figures, 81 inches. usually
sold at $3.50, at, per pair. ...... S5.OS
Basement. New Building.
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New Steel Company Formed.

The sloss-Sheffl eld Company has been or
gained with q capital OF S20,0OO.OOO OF which
SlO,O00.OO0 il per cent. non cum lative pre-
ferred stock aud $IOOOO00O common stock.
The company has So. 100000 In cash paid In
for the purpose Of paving for the properties
outside Of the Sioss Iron and Steel Company
and for deve opnR It's coal anil ore propeItirs .;
They viii haye capacity OF 25.000 TO 10000
tons Of pig iron u month. Sol Haas is presi-
dent ol the new company
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Attractive Offerings In
China, lamps and Clocks.

Decorated Carlsbad China Dinner Set, In
floral and gold effects. complete service
OF 1902 pieces. at. .$18.25
China Condensed Milk Holders, neatly
decorated In three different tints,
each. ........... AID
China Cuspidores, wild flower decoration.
good shape, each ...................2 200
Decorated Limoges China. in fancy shapes
and new patterns: the line comprises
Cake Plates, Celery Dishes, Comb and
Brush Trays, &c, at. ....78c to A8.7B
English Dinner Sets, from three OF the
leading manufacturers. all in the latest
shapes and decorations, heavily trimmed
with gold. complete set Of 1ls pieces,
value s16.75, at................812 .75
80 doz. French Maiolioa Oyster Plates.
regularly sold at 29c., go at. ........ 100
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Imported Dress Robes
at Hait Prices.

We've a lot of beautiful and ex-
elusive imported separate Dress
Patterns-robes they're called, al
though they are not made up
which we have been selling up till
now from $l4.50 to $500 each
now we've marked them at just half
these prices. S7.25 to $500
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c. ]. Bonaefs Guaranteed Black Taife as.
81 1-2 inch guaranteed black Taf-
feta, at SIC
% inch guaranteed black Taffeta,
at 79c
% inch guaranteed black Taffeta,
al ooC
% inch guaranteed black Taffeta,
at 99c
% inch guaranteed black Taffeta,
at S1.25
% inch guaranteed black Tatfeta,
at SI.48
% inch guaranteed black Taffetn,
at SL5o
c. J. Bonnets Guaranteed Black eros
Grain.
81 inch guaranteed black Gros Grain. at
90c
~ inch guaranteed black Gros Grain. at
S1.25
% inch guaranteed black Gros Grain, at
S1.4S
81 inch guaranteed black Gros Grain. at
4 AA
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each. to 81. 900 and 81. 800 respectively It had
been a long time since Mr., Coogan had his
name In print blu. he Ia alive. City Clerk
Scully Yesterday re- instated EdmundV. Greene,
q custodian. who got a mandamus compelling
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$3.50 J. 3. Corssts at Si.I9.

$50 j. b. Corsets, copied from the
newest French model, with short
hips and medium waist, made of
fancy imported broche in black,
embossed in pretty oolored designs,
trimmed with lace and ribbon, sizes
from 10 to %. They're regular
$3.50 Corscts, at =. Sl.l9
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8roohlyn Sartrtisemeuts.
Yroohiyu Sartrtisemests.
G.. j. Bonnet ct Cie.'S Black
Silks Are "Guaranteed."
BROOKLYN.

We introduced the first guaranteed 7aeta silk made in this
countrywide "Sternq guaranteed Taea-and have gone
still further We able to attach "Guaranee of Good
Service every yard of Bonnet ct Ces Lyons Black Silks
that SELL Bonnes Black Silks have been the market for
cenury-and the of hundred years has failed
reveal anything their incompatible quality and richness
They the best silks of your time the best
and enriched by the progressive experience of
centurys making
We the sole Brooklyn agents for these famous Sksthe
only house in the Borough that get the goods direct from
c. Bonnet C and the only house that and does show
complete of all their styles.
We know that silks being sold in stores Bonnets
which Bonnets at ALL Be that the j. Bon
ct Gle piece from which the silk you buy
cut otherwise it not genuine But best of ALL here and
you'll only be of getting Bonnets but of getting them
lower prices than they sold anywhere else And
ber every yard sell is guaranteed.
Here is partial list of the styles and prices
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Pa.ria's Passenger Reach Hamburg.

Emil L. Boas, OF the Ham burg American line.
received despatch from Hamburg yesterday
telling OF the arrival there Of the passengers OF
the burned steamship Patria. They were taken
aboard the steamship Kaiser Friedrich. AT
Southampton. after sending despatch 70 the
care aud praisng the gallantry OF the PatriAA
ofacers and crew.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-19

The date has been nxed for the wedding Of
Miss MacCracken and the Rev Frederick
stockwell. The Wedding will take place on
Tuesday. Dec. 5. Mi MacCracken. who 10 the
q daughter OF Chancellor MacCracken OF the
New York Untyersits
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-19

Vice. President James ID. Laying OF the Big
Four Railroad. who sailed yesterday on the
Fuerst Bismarck for a six months tour OF the
Mediterranean. was the guest OF honor at q
dinner at the Union League Club on Friday
night. Those who participated wero Frank d.
Laying, james D. Laying. Jr. Capt Heinrich
Barsnds OF tho FuerRt bismarck. Chief Epgi-
noar Jonas, Gen, Thomas i. James. Commo-
fETs Var santyeord f. I W; R9sslW,s no wHrnsr
erick g. Wagner, william \. Hawk. W. I. Cor
nell. Talcott G, Van Santyoord the Rev, Henry
A. Brann, John II. Van Wormor. DR.. Abbott T.
Kittredgs. A. N. Bysrs and 3. L Schoonmaksr.
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Women's Stockings.

also some fas: black cotton Stockings,
with split foot, por pair. 100
Women's last black ''mercerized" liss
thread Stockings, per pair .... 800. 200
Main. front.
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C. J. B0nnet's Guaranteed Black
Peau de Sole.
81 inch guaranteed black Peau de
Ooie at o0C
81 inch guaranteed black Peau de
% inch guaranteed black Peau de
Sole at S.25
% inch guaranteed black Peau de
Sole at Sl.N
% inch guaranteed black Peau de
Sole at .S1.58
% inch guaranteed black Peau de
SOle at SLF
% inch guaranteed black Peau de
Sole at .SL98
C. ]. Bonnet's Guaranteed Black
Satin Duchesse.
30 inch guaranteed black satin Duchess.
~ inch guaranteed black satin Duchesse
% inch guaranteed black satin Duchesse.
at..................... 81 ~
% inch guaranteed black satin Dnchesse,
IT,. %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-19

CORK SOLE BOOTS, to prevent cold
feet or the danpness striking through. |
very light in weight; easy walking boots |
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arootlyn 9drfrtistmrnts.
arootlyn 9drfrtistmfnis.
Would You Like q
STERLING
PIANO
For Christmas 2

Surely there can be nothing better
for a Christmas gift, for not only the
recipient but the whole family are
benefited by its advent into the home.
DON'T WAIT
for the holiday rush. It is better to
select now while the assortment is COM
plete. We have lot of Special Pianos,
Novelties" not regularly made, but
especially appropriate for a holiday
gift.
("Pianos selected now will be re-
served for holiday delivery, sub
jcct TO your order.")
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A GREAT CLOTHING CHANCE
KNEE PANTS.

Al 49c., actually worth 75c., 80 dozen
pair, table on Main floor, good as
sortment, ages 4 to ID.
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
MOunt Vernon Railway
From Station, Pa. Ave. and 49,. ST
In eAccf Ma- lsnc

'toiD stabon. Ia. Ave. and l3lz Ss
In effect May l. 1895.
aor Alexandria. week days-6:SO. 7:ct. x';Si
e;oo, s:s5 $50, e:2s, 1000. HOO. Has a M
.So ai2;oo 1920. 1!SO. xl:2o. I;4s. 400. II; ~
~ Ss'oo. s:25. x3:s9. x4:I5. $50 sos. x5
9;4o. xe;0. $3.50, 7:C6. 7:35, 500. o:co. lo'0o
l:2o, lI:59 D. m
snndays-7:45. 900. o:.5. Io:sc. Has 4. N
i@;o noon. l2:I5, I:30. 2:I5. eco. S:4s. 20
S;lo: 6;cl. G:i5. 7:s0 s:I5. 600. 1000, hi@e
n:5o p. M
For NJ. verpc1 week dsys-s:3o, SEQ, xio;oo.
Il:OO a. m. xl2:05. xl:2c x2:oo, xS.0o. xS:'s
':o6. $500 D. m
sundays-e:oo a m. 300 noon. a:is., s:ii.
e15. eco g. ni
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge. week day.
'-s;uo, zs;S5, $50 1925. 1000. 11:00. ziZ;o9
zie;2o 90. rl:I5 2.oo z2:to. $500, 3:a5. zs;is.
o;Os. 1890. d:oi. $50. 7:0e. s:oo p.
sundays-s:i5 900. 9:i5. io;so. HIS a. M
l2:GO noon. ls:45. I:S0. els. 800. 3:4j. s;3o.
BIS. GOO. 6:i5. 7:3o. Sis p. m.
Parcels carried on all trains baggage checked
1Express. ITO St. Assph only. ITO Arlington
only s. CoLyIN, superintendent.
G. E. ABBOT. President. myi-a
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT-Typewrters at special prices, with
privilege OF purehase; standard makes, uni
versal key board; best grade ribbons So per
dozen: come in aad DO your typewriting; terms
moderate. NEWMAN'S Gil 9Th st. iyS-3mos
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Ericsson Line Excursions. +"
ATTRACTIVE WATER ROUTE FROM


ATTRACTIVE WATER ROUTE FROM
BALTIMORE.
10 Philadelphia (day boat) every day (eS.
:, cept Sunday at 7:s0 a m. ......-...-Si0o
10 Philadelphia (night steamersD ..-...--.Se SUI
10 Philadelphia and return by raii.....---- - 70
10 Cape May Qrom Philadelphia by raiD .---f 10
10 Cape May and return (tea days)-..-. s4J
10 Cape May and return (season) ..-..:. SO
10 Atlantic Cit (from Philadelphia ty raiD SO
10 Atiartic City and return (ten days>. 49,. ~ % -
10 Atlantic City and return Season. 49,. S-Ol
10 As6ury Park, Ocean Grove. Long BranehSi-O
10 Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, Long Branch
and return. season Qrom Philadelphia by
-..'.--..---...-..-.s.. - - - -
10 New York (from Philadelphia by raid SiO9
10 New York and return telesen days) ).---.- SoW
Nlghi steamers Except 5urdays) from wharf
Light and Pratt Streets. at p. Write for de-
scrip'ise pamphlet and fishing grounds at Better
ton Tickets for sale at OFFICE ONLY. Also
tickets ioF Chester Pa. Newcastle. DEL, Albany,
nIoy. Saratoga Springs, Newport. r. J.; ran
River, Boston. New Haven. Bridgeport. Conn.
Portland, Me-. and points north. Tickets to
Philadelphia sale in Washington at D.
.. Ticket Office, Pennsylvania Avenue and b.
o. depot.
CLARENCE sYRIvER. Agent. eoi Light St.
Baltimore Nd
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Call for seuli-monthly Bulletin.

FOR SALE OR RENT-C Corner 9th and Callan SITS.
ne, . nice Groom bricks. 1901 and 1908 9Th
St ne; these houses have Just been put in first
class order; will sell cheap and on easy terms.
p. A. DARNIELLE, sos F st. NV. jy11-3t
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF CoLUMBIA.-HOLDING SPECIAL
TERM FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS
N RE ESTATE OF PETER FELkA, DECEAS-
ED. No. s3SS. ADMINISTRATION DOCKET
o.
Application having been made to the Sunrema
Court OF the District OF Columbia holding
special term for Orphans Court business for pro.
bate Of a last will and testament and codioils, and
for letters OF administration on said es-
tate by Auguste Felka and Max T. FeIka.
it is ordered this ed day Of June
lSoo that notice IS hereby given 10 Albert FeISa.
and to all others concerned, TO appear in said
court on FRIDAY, THE 2IST DAY OF July. A.
D.. lsgo AT 10 O'CLOCK \. NJ. to show why
such application should not be granted This
notice shall he published in The Washington
Law Reporter" and The Washington Times once
in each of three successive weeks before the re-
turn day therein mcntioned-thc first publication
10 be not less than thirty days before said return
day.
By the Court:
A. C. BRADLEY, Justice.
Attest J. NOTA McGILL
Register Of wills.
E f. HOLMAN. Attorney for Applicant
je27 iyI,u
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR SALE-Several snaps in drug stores lunch
rooBls, groceries. and secondhand furniture
stores. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1906
St iyIl-3t
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NANTED-Colored broiler: dislwashers for rr.
sort; farm hands. wages SIS. BURGESS
HOTEL AGENCY, SOB 10Th St 1t
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!. UU-i uII dress slits tor hire, 81, AZ JULIUS
COUEN'S, 11o4 7th St NV. Apl1-u
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHiNGE-splendid brick house.
rooms concrete cellar. near cars: big har-
gain; liberal terms. POWELL, sos II st. ne.
ivll-3t
The times., 1899-07-11
Fon sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

dayton wagon, buggy, and surreys nothing
in reason refused. v. +. GEYER 1910 Ohio ave
jyll-3t