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QUIET AT THE WHITE HOUSE
\ Few Senator's and Representatives
Only Call on the President.

4 Few Senator's and Representatives
Only Call on the President.
The visitors at the White House today
were few in number. Several Senator's and
Representatives paid their respects TO Mr..
Mckinley and wished him Merry Christ
mas before their departure for home. Sem
ator Plat CT Connecticut had an extended
conference with the President but de-
clined to talk of the nature of it. Repre-
seatatives Richardson and Mcclellan ac-
companied Jesse Stallings to the White
House and presented him to the President
Mr.. Richardson said that Mr.. Stallings
would probably be the next Governor Of
Alabama.
Secretary Wilson made brief visit re-
garding matters relating to the routine OF
the Agricultural Department.
There was an unusually large number OF
visiting strangers at the Executive Ma
sion who desired 10 see the building, but
none of them was allowed TO go any fur
tber than the East Room.
Christmas will be quietly celebrated at
the White House Owing TO the delicate
health Of Mrs. Mckinley there will be 10
children's gathering. II was said today
that in all probability Miss Grace Nc
Kiniey, Miss Mary Barber, Miss Mabel Nc
Kinley, and Miss Ida Barber. n:eces of the
President. will arrive in the city in time to
partake of the Christmas dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. Mckinley.
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FUN WITH THE BRIDEGROOM.
Friends Bind Him md Drag Him
About n Jersey Town

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-Edward Knauss,
member of the Young Mems German
Catholic Club. of Orange. n. j., gave a re-
ception to his bachelor friends on Tuesday
night in honor of his~marriage next week
TO Miss Pettenger. 4 lively time was had
until midnight, when his frineds decided to
play joke on Knaus.
An old top buggy was procured and deco
rated with pieces of bunting, cedar trees.
etc. and the bridegroom was caught una
wares. After being tied hand and foot he
was placed in the vehicle, and securely fas-
tened.
Then the members. about fifty in all.
started on a run through the principal
streets. singing and shouting much to the
embarrassment OF the young man. After
an hour of sport, knauss was taken to his
home where he welcomed and forgave his
friends.
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DIED..

KLEINER-At Columbia University Hospital.
December q, 1880. RANDOLPH KLEISER. agrd
twenty three. Randolph was the youngest son Of
Hon. John and Helen T. Kleiner. now Of Hyatts-
vile, Nd. He was about to graduate in medicine,
after a most brilliant career in the Columbian
University. His loss is deplored by the faculty
and class. ..s..-i,. b.
Relatives and friends requested to attend thc
funeral fror: the chapel OF the Columbian Cnircr-
sity, 18th and II sts. NV, Saturday, at
O'Clock p. IN. The remains will be at the chapel
Saturday morning. Item
Suddenly. in Baltimore Nd On
December 20. 1888. ARTHUR KEITHI.EY, Of k-sfs
disease, aged twenty mine years.
Funeral, Thursday, December 81, at Baltimore.
Nd. Item
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MANY DRUNKs AND vAGRANrs
Busy Day in the Police Court With
Petty Offenders.

Petty OnendeFs.
In the Police Court today a sure indica-
tion of the near approach of Christmas
was demonstrated by the large number OF
vagrants and premature celebrators who
were arraigned.
William Bryant, for acting In a disor-
derly manner on Twentysixth Street
northwest. was sent down for fifteen days.
William Miller, charged with vagrancy
and begging from house to house, was
given sixty days.
John C. McKie was found drunk on
Seventh Street last night and was SEN
tenced to sixty days.
Thomas J. Bremen, for a like offence,
was also sent down for sixty days.
Charles Dinah. Swede, who says he is
from Philadelphia. had no visible means Of
support, and was arrested yesterday in
Stanton Square northeast. The court asked
him how long he intended to stay here. and
he replied "a little while" The privilege
was accorded him to the extent of fifteen
days.
Harry Douglas and Lawrence Appler for
being drunk and disorderly. were each SEN
fenced to the workhouse for thirty days.
Samuel Kelson colored; Thomas O'Con-
nor, and Peter Donnolly, arrested at Ben
ming yesterday, pleaded guilty to vagrancy.
The personal bonds of Kelson and DON
nollyS.were taken. O'Connor was sent
down, for fifteen days.
Annie Ennis. colored, created a disturb
ance in G Street yesterday, while drunk,
and was sentenced to pay fine Of IS or
serve fifteen days in the workhouse
Henry Cody was arrested in Market
Space last night while soliciting aims on
the pretence of being cripple. His sup
posed missing arm was discovered under
his coat. He was compelled to furnish
bonds to the amount of $500 or serve six
months in the workhouse. He went down.
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Old District Fa antilles.

list of persons ROW residents OF the
District of Columbia whose ancestors were
living in the District in the year $500 is
being prepared under the direction Of the
Columbia Historical Society.
This undertaking can be accomplished
only through the cooperation of the per-
sons referred tc, who are requested TO send
their names and those Of their said ances-
tors. as promptly as possible, to the secre-
tary of the society. fEi.-a.
MRS MARY STEVENS BEALI..
1643 5eDsSTREET y. W.
de11-su, tn, ,thiw
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de1T-su, ,tu,th-

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, COMMISSIONERS
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington. December 10. 1sS9--It appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Commission
ers of the District of Columbia that there
are good reasons for believing that there
are mad dogs within the District of Column
bia;
Therefore, as required by the provisions
of Sec of the Act of Congress approved
June 10, 1873, entitled IAN act to create
a revenue in the Distric: OF Columbia by
ievying a tax upon all dogs therein. to
make such dogs personal property, and for
other purposes" the Commissioners here
by give notice that every dog in said s.
trict shall, for period Of six months from
this date. wear good and substantial muz-
zle securely put OF, SO as to prevent it
from biting or swapping; and any dog gong
at large during said period. without such
muzzle shall be taken up by the Pound
master and impounded. JOHN B. WIGHT.
JOHN w. ROSS, LANSING Fl. BEACH.
Commissioners of the District of Columbia.
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FOB ADVANCED RATES.
Mar. GIL. of New York. Tells the In
terstatc COmmission Why.

Ar. Gill. of New York, Tells the In
terstatc Commission Why.
hearing was held this morning before
the Interstate Commerce Commission, in
-hich representatives of number of rail-
roads. mercantile associations, and manu-
featuring concerns appeared, the latter
protesting against the adoption by the
railroads of a new classification, which
provides for a large advance in freight
rates. beginning January l, 1900.
Judge Knapp. Chairman Of the Commits
sion, called upon the representatives OF
the railroads for an explanation as to why
the changes in rates are proposed. No re-
ply was made, and C. E. Gill. chairman OF
the general classification committee, OF
New, York, which has drawn up the pro-
posed classification, was asked to answer
the question.
Mr.. Gill stated that the general classi-
fication committee believed that the
changes made are reasonable and justifi-
able and are occasioned by the increased
cost of maintenance and operation OF the
roads. The idea. he said. was simply 10
maintain the roads revenues at what they
were before the cost Of operation was in
creased. Mr.. Gill protested against being
put on the defensive and asked that the
complaints and complainants be first
named.
Judge Knapp ruled that inasmuch as the
change had not yet been put into effect.
the full authority of the Commission lay
in the obtaining of information concerning
them. and for that purpose considered Il
proper not only to subject him to ques-
tions. but to put him on his oath. Mr.
Gill objected.
Judge Knapp replied: I'VE are here to
get Information. Are you willing to be
sworn or not in the NATTER?
Mr. Gill did not see that he could fur
ther object. and W. A. Day. attorney for
the Commission was appointed to conduct
the examination.
In this examination Mr.. Gill stated that
the general classification committee is
composed of representative OF fourteen
carrying lines and that the new ciassihca-
rtion was decided upon in the meetings OF
the committee last October. The commit
tee decided upon a new classification. he
said. because it believed that large num-
ber of the articles listed can easily stand
an increased freight rate.
Mr.. Gill was closely question as TO his
statement were able to stand an increas-
ed freight rate" He replied that the lat
ing had been too low heretofore and that
the profits of the manufacturer and dealer
justify an increase in the carrying rates.
Mr. Day asked the witness many ques-
items and took as examples a number CT
the items upon which the rate is proposed
TO be advanced. but could obtain no rea-
son for the changes offered but the general
one that an additional amount of revenue
is required for the operation of the -oadS.
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THE CHESAPEAKE sEAWoRTHY
Omcial Trial of the New All-Sail
Training Ship.

The Secretary OF the Navy has received
report Of the trial Of the training ship
Chesapeake. OF Boston Harbor. which
states that t.e ship answered all require
ments She was tested in both light and
heavy weather. and showed herself to be
thoroughly seaworthy.
The Chesapeake is the first all-sail ves-
sci built for the Navy since the old sloop
of war Chesapeake was launched at the
New York navy yard in 1855. She will be
turned over to the Naval Academy at An
napolis and be used In training the cadets
in the art of handling a vessel under sail.
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omcial spelling "P.erto Rico.v

The name Of the new island possession
of the United States in the West Indies
is to be officially spelled hereafter Puerto
Rico" So the President decided yesterday
at the request Of the Board Of Geographic
Names. Tie President was guided in his
decision by the customary spelling of the
word in Spanish. the language Of the ISL
and, -.
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SPECIAL NoTICE-A meeting Of the
stockholders Of The National Metrcpoli-
tan Fire Insurance Company Of the District
Of Columbia will Re held DECEMBER Is
1899, for the election os directors Polls
open a. - M, and close at o'clock p. m
SAM CROSS. Secretary. no23-u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-All persons WHO wish
to see the new Submarine Boat HOL-
LAND can do SO by calling al Bailey's
Boat House. foot of Eleventh Street south
east. east side. where boats are in readiness
to take you there. de2l-3t
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a Sum mer Hotel burned.

SARATOGA. N. Y, Dec. N.-The Lake
Side Hotel. summer resort house at Blue
-MouHtain. Lake Hamilton county, was to-
tally destroyed by fire Tuesday night.
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nfTT TT SHARON
M1ANs DAIRY,

324 u 81. 8. w. Telephone 4SJ.
Nnx aAd cream from sno,cc Jersey and Guernsey
herds Codec cream aid extra heavy cresm fer
Whipping Liberal reduction when tickets a.-
turchaxed for cash ONLY. Can furnish milk from
registered herd .-. L. TaUMrsuX
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ENGAGED.

WII.SON-CALLAGHAN-T engagement is
nounced OF MISS CARRIE WILSON and MIR.
FERDINAND CALLAGHAN. both of this city
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LEARN TO sing AT SIGHT.

Sight-Singin- Glasses meet every Tuesday cven-
ing at Sheldon's Hail. l0o+ F Street northwest.
Elementary class, to 8. Advanced class, to
Lessons. Ice each The celebrated "Damrosch
System is used
PROF KIRKPATRICK
0rganist ard Choir Master at Trinity Church.
Conductor. no30-imo
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TO CURE LA GRIPPL IN TWO DAYS
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money il il fails to cure. L. W
Groves signature is on each box. CSC.
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DAVIS, w. Va, Dec. 21.-The Republic
cans of this town have nominated the fol-
lowing ticket to be voted for on January
4: Mayor. C. Gilpin Lashley: recorder, s
l.. Gayley: councilmen. Albert Wilt. ]. E.
Houston Emory X. Hovermale, S. o. Bull
livant and Harry Best: treasurer, c. E.
Smith; assessor, II. NJ Worden; chief of
police. Sanford Wentz; street commits
sioner. NJ. NJ. Phelps. Mr.. Lashley re-
ceived 103 votes for the mayoralty nomina-
tion to eight for W. L. Messmer
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SPECIAL NOTICE-On and after this date
1 will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife, Laura V. Shipman.
THOS. R. SHIPMAN.
de19-st 1925 Prospect ave NV.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS BALCH'S Business College aad Civi, Service
Institute. l22a l5th ST. nw. thousands pre-
pared: civil service. examinations de5- limo
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Professor AtWater
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

tinct food value as well. II this be true {
alcohol. how much more valuable is
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Southern Ry.

(SchcduIe IN effect January I5. Is99}
All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania Pas
senger Station.
s:OI A. M-Dai!y. local for Dauville Chl--
lotte and way stations connects at Manassas dlilg
for strasburg and Harrisonburg. and for Lynch.
burg with the Norfolk and Western daily ant
with c. * o. r. II. Tor Natural Bridge ilily and
Lexington daily except Sunday.
II:I5 \ M-Dlily. the UNITED STATES FAST
MAIL. Pullman Sleepers. New Aork anI
Washington to Jacksonville, s. Augustine
and Miami. uniting At Salisbury with Pullman
Sleeper for Asheyilie and Hot Springs, \. C:
Knoxville Chattanooga. ami Memphis. Tenn. and
al Charlotte with Pullman Sleeper for Augusta
Pullman Sleeper, New York 10 New Orleans. un;-
ting at Charlotte With Pullman Sleeper for AZ
lanta. Solid train, Washington 10 lew Orleans
with0ut change. DiHing car service. Sunset per
soually ccHduCted tourist excursion. sleeper
this train every Wednesday and Saturday TO S.l
Francisco without change
4:W ? M-Local for Front Royal. Stras5ur;
and HarriSonburg. daily, eNcept sunday.
4:SC P. M.-Daily. local for Charlottesville.
$50 z. M.-Ddily. except Sunday, NEW YORK
AND FLORIDA LIMITED. Composed'c Of Fullmans
latest Drawins-Fcom. Compartment, Observation.
Library, and Dining Car. Tor Jacksonville and
s.; Augustine, ADD Drlwing-room Car for AugGs-
t. with Connection Tor Aiken.
lG:Ij r. VI - Daily. = ASFINCiTON AND
SOUTHWESTERN NESTlBULED LIMITED. com
posed OF Pullman Vcstibaled Sieepers. Dining
Cars and Day Coaches, PHllnan Sleepers. New
York Nashville. Tenn, VIA Asheyilie knoy-
vile and Chattanooga; New York and Tampa. vil
Charlotte, Columbia, savannah, and JacAsonEIlle;
New York to Memphis. via Birmingham, New
York and Washirgto to Aiken. with connec-
tion for August, New YORK TO New Orleans.
via Atlanta and Montgomery yestibuIed Day
Coach Washington to Atlanta. Southern Railway
Dining Car Greensboro TO Montgomery.
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND ONO d.
VISION leave Washington 9-0l 4 VI daily. anl
AS f. NJ. daily. except sunday. and G-2J ?. n
sunday only for Round Hill; IS p. ". daily cy-
ccpt sunday ior Ieeshur-, and 6-sj 7. " daily
for Herndon Returning, arrive At Washington
S:2G L. NJ. DALI. and s:i0 T. NJ sundays only.
and a:4j p VI. daily except SUNDAY from RouHh
Hill AID .Oj 4 VI. daily except sunday. from
Herudor, and s.3I \ NJ. dIily except SIndly
from Lte=bTrs.
Through trains from ;hc South arrive at wasd-
ineton Ga and 9.I5 4 NJ; 2;20 and 9;oj P. VI;
uarrisonburg Y neon daily. except Sunday and
l:05 p NJ daily, and $50 y NJ d1iy l'olA
Charlottesville.
Tickets Sleeping car reservations and othef IN.
i,rmntion furnished. and baggage called toE ami
rSrcscd from hotels and residences by IEion
Transfer Company, on orders left II Ilcset OF
fec 7O5 Fifteenth street northwest; oil Penn
sylyania avenue northwest. and at fehisSs !Vanil
Passenger Station
Cab Service
General VI. uager.
! NJ. GULF. Traffic NIragsr.
W \ TURK General Passenger Agent
I s BROWN. General Agent
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LEGAL NOTICE.
ESTATE OF ROBERT +. MORRIS. DrcrAsEI

ESTATE OF ROBERT L. MORRIS DECEASED
No s62. Docket u
Oscar 7. F0oe, administrator has. wiki the
approval ot the Supreme Court OF the District
oi Columbia, holding special term fur orplmn,
Court business, appointed FRIDAY, MARCH ~
ls3l AT 10 O'CLOCK \. NJ. as the time. and
said court the place, for making payment and
distribution under the courts direction and con.
trul; when and where all creditors and persons
entitled to di~tributivc shares or lrcIcicS OF a
agent attorney duly authorized. with their
claims against the estate properly vouchcd: Pro
vidcd, this order shall he published once in each
OF three successive weeks 1.ore said day in the
Washington Law Reporter md The Washington
Times.
Signed February -, ls9o.
i. NOTA McGIl.l, Register OF Wills.
fo21-miiG-l3
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STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every d,, in the wear for Fortress Monroe
- Norfolk. Newport New and al points south
hy the superb powerful steel palace steam.
- crs Newport News Norfolk AMI
Washington on the following schedule;
Lv. Washington $50 pm Lv Porrsmouth.5:0J pm
Iv Alexandria 200 pm Lv. Norfolk ..5.i5 pm
Ar Ft Monroe 700 Lv. IT. MonIoc.G:i5 pr
Ar Norfolk 200 Ar. Alexandria G,Sa ara
Ar PorlSmouthS: Is am Ar. Washington. go ara
Tickets on sale at ST. Penn. ave. Il and
o ticket Office Gl0 Penn. ave and coruc,
18th ST. and n. y. ave, &. n o. ticket o.
ices, et SIS and II21 Penn. AVE-. ami on
board steamers
s5-For further information apply at gen
ernl Offices. 9TH st. wharf. Wash. d. &.
Phone $50.
no2S-tt JNo. CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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WANTED BY colored woman washing to do
home or out hy day. 226} s,h - II
WANTED Gv q settled white German woman,
skilled in all kinds oi first-clIsS cooking. de
siIcs a place either III priyat" family rc-ttur-
ant: can give references MRS. X. dj6 ! II. -.
ruhj-3I
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STDH AGE.

STORE y"ur household good, with Ii: clean
separate rooms. I5c to $50 per load ncr
month; insurance placed. and money advanced on
goods stored. dlays attached. DISTRICT SToR
AGE CO, 30 9Th ST. NV mAi-llt
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-ESpericnced woman To take charge OF
corset, hosiery, and underwear department;
mu-; Toe thoroughly competent and have refer
cnce. Address ". 4 b., this office. mh5-St
WANTED--SiN first -class female tailors on
pants. Apply At lI0G dth st. nv. mh5-2t
WANTED SdI-slIdies for corset. hosiery. and
underwear departments: must have cNper-
i.uac and references SAMUEL FRlEDLANnER,
81 9Th Il. NV mi5-2t
WtNTED-A respectable white woman for light
homework in a small private family; must
STAY nights. ll2G 9Th - NV. mh7-2t
WANTED White female cook one who can
take charge Of restaurant Kitchen Address
G. C. this office i'll German OF English.
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AICTiO. SALES.

AUCTION SALE Notice j., hereby given that
will sell public auction, az th, waicrcoms
Of james ". Radcliffe, g3O Pennsylvania ave NV
on the STII DAY or MARCH. IsYJ. At ~
O'CLOCK \. NJ, lot OF lost, stolen. and aban
doned property returned to me by the Metro.
poilan police Of the District OF Columbia and
not called for by the owners - contemplated bv
law. The property consists uf bicycles. clothing
watches, and miscellaneous goods.
JAMES \. KEIIP
Chief also Property Clerk Met Police d. C.
Approved by Commissioners u. G
mhi,G.1
!. 6. SINCLAIR, AuCTIONEER- -GaG In. ave.
NV To whom il may concern VIII he sold
at my salesrooms on tt ESDAY. THE 7TH DAY
OF MARCH. At 1880 O'CLOCK. all good. he
longing tn Alidgc Rich 10 pay storage mai-:t
AUCTION SALE Oh UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
| will sell 10y public auction. at 49, Ilth St.
NV. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 3, lsp9. at :
O'CLOCK T.. NJ. all goods on which interest
remains unpaid. consisting ot gold. silver, and
metal watches, chains, rings, clothing books.
musical instruments typtwritcrs. guns revoivers,
etc. II. Il. GROCE Broker
T. wARRI:N JOHNSON. Auctionecr
mi2-1t
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WANTED -Boo~kecrcrs, typewrtcrs. collectors,
ianit"r> yItchmcu. hutl' port -, N'ileIS,
belmen. barcndar-, mi noustw wori2rs. Off L.
.l5 Ilth =. NV. l:
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ANYONE can make s. to - daily; no hard work;
complete outfit $50; ran learn in one hour.
Call early. III Sd ~t. nv. II
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WANTED-sUBURBi
WANTED Suburtlu property of all aiua-
CLARK BROS. Glj Iata I'll. uW. miij:ij
WNNTED-A small iarm. will give two Bot, a..
Glrr-Carlyu, Va. as part payment. cot y
TRY. this oTi.lc. inai-.;t-rln
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$50 A. 81. WEEK DAYS PTTTSBURC EN-
PRESS-PIrlor .nd Dining Cars Harrisburg to
Pittsburg
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l.OC-FuLL DRESS SUITS FOX HIRE. Sl.0). at
JULIUS C0HEN'S. ll0i 7th ST. NV. jai.tf
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RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway
From Station, ~ l.: st. and Pm. Ave.
In Eject November 4, 1895

In Eject November 4, 1895.
For Alexandria. week days, $50. 7:04 ST:25.
500 s:35, $3.50, 9:25. 1000. l:O). HES, a. m
Sl2:o5, 1920. l:H, las. x2;0I, 2;t0. S:s5. x59,
X4:l5. i:50 sos. N5;2O, $40, x6:0l. ESQ 1:O6.
= IS. 500, 900 1000. u:20. and II 80 p m
Sundays. 7;45. 0;c0. 9:45. 1890: Has a. n
1900 noon. l2:i5. 80. 2:I5. 500, 3:l5. i:so.
5;l5 600. Gas 7:s0. s:l5 900, 1000: lIs20.
ard II 80 p m.
For Mount vernon. week days. $50. 500. 1000.
and II 100 m l2;O5, I:li, 2:Oi, s:iO, $50. 800
and 900 p. m
Sundays. 300 q. m, Is:9J noon. 2;I5. 3.i5.
6:+5 and 800 D m
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge. week DAYS.
sou $50, l0:O0 II 90 a. m zi2.O5. 1s:20 l.li.
9;ei zSs95. AIS, $50. G:0t. T06 aud 500 p. M
SUNDAYS, I:t5. 900. 9;45, 1890. and 1l;lj a.
m 300 noon. l2;i5, i:sO. 2:15 500. 3:t5. i.s0.
5;l5 500. 6;i5 7:30. and s:lj p. m
To Payne Street only.
zTo Arlington only.
xENpreSs
Parcels carried on all trains Baggage checked.
G. T. ABBOT, J. COLYIS.
President. Superintendent
nol-tf
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED Hor,c and dayton. and pay Tor IL in
carpenter work. AdJrc-s II. J. :. tn, office,
iAli5-a.
WANTED To buy secondhand Platform spring
wagon single. weighing about 100 pounds.
Addtcss Il. e., tai- office l-2,-cn
WANTED IIor-" for general usr. buggy. wagon;
-ri- barnes; COW; implements 10 start on
small farm: describe aud price. Address CASH.
CHEAP IiS office Tndi -cn
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VyANTED-BOiRDERS.

WANTED Ten liable hosrdcr-; $50 pcr week
- llth II. NV. mh53
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FOR sALE-SUBJRUAN.

FOR SAiE-SuhnIiIn properties az Lakeland
lexington, BeTwyu. Tskuml Park: cash nay
ment; balance monthly. CLARK BROS Gp5 18Th
st. nv. mhi-3t
FOR SALE-At Highland Station. Md. store and
dwelling; large storUroom: dwelling rooms ::
cellar; yerInda all around house; harm and 9th.
er outbuidingS; price. $3.50: terms easy: also
coy .room hall and cellar dwelling: large lot
barn and other outbuildincS; price >l,SO0 In.
quire OF owner NJ. L. SIIIPLEY. EaI II. ave
NV. mas Gt-em
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FOR StLE.-F-tRNS.

FoR : ALE rdrty-f,e ao4e- near Cabin John:
fouy-thrcr acres near Chain Bridge; tiilty
acres Queens Chapel Road CLARK Bros,
Gu5 18Th Il. NV. mlj-it
FOR SALE Futry-ruc acre near Mount Vernon.
5-room hoa-c, I,JJi tpu: js,c-: monthly pay
mrnt-, best bargain. Ci.-N;N BROS. ej
lah 81 NV m'i.3t
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\ Rare Chance.

grocery and meat market Weekly -!lrs
Sl9'o Rent S.o ptr month owner retiring
Pic. Sl.2O3- NEW YORK BJ SINEsS RRok-
Frs. 1905 NV ,,F,,
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FOR SALE OR RENT-HoUsEs.
TH0S. {. WAGGAMAN.
Real Estate Broker and Auctioncer,
Off Street N. w.
For sALE--NORTHEAsT.

IL 1ih St, brick, lO-r., bath and a. m. .O0
40 9th st.. brick, s-r., bath and a. it,. $50
81 ST., frame. Storics Sc 80
S29 and 81 1Ili st. ne, h. h., 1-r; bath and
a. m i - offe