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Ericsson Line EXCURSIONS. "
ATTRACTIVE WATER ROUTE FROM
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE
10 Philadelphia (day boap every day (ex.
cept Sunday at 7:3o a. m. .......----.s 0
10 fhliadeIphie might stcamers) .....---- sz.N
10 Philadelphia and return by rail -...-.--- ss.W
40 Cape Nay Qrom Philadelphia by raid = =
10 Cape May and return lten days)-.---- saD
10 Cape May and return (season) ...... So
10 Atlantic City ttrom Philadelphia by raiD = % %
10 Atlartic City and return lten days> ss- % %
10 Atlantic City and return (seascn) 49,. -Si-oo
10 Asbury Park. Ocean Grove, Long Branch Sioo
10 Asbury Park. oeeaH Grove, Long Branch
and return. season (from Philadelphia BY
- - = ~
10 New York (from Philadelphia by raid. %
10 Nev York and return ieieven days)- so-no
Night steamers teScept Surday0 from wharf,
Light and Pratt Streets, at p. m Write lor de-
scriptiye pamphlet and fishing grounds at Better
ton Tickets fer sale at OFFICE ONLY. Also
tickets for Chester, Pa, Newcastle. Del. Alhany;
Troy. Saratoga Springs, Newport, R. J.; fau
River. Boston. New Haven. Bridgeport. Conn;
Portland. Me-. and points north Tickets to
Philadelphia sale in Washington at b.
O. Ticket Once. Pennsylvsuis Avenue and b.
o. depot.
CLARENCE s4RIyER. Agent. eoi Light st..
Baltimore. Nd
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE AND
FEMALE.
wASTED-AGENTs.

wANTED-As.su;s make $40 daily selling Neely's
thrilling photographs Of actual battle scenes
'FiEainE in the Philippines" 100 vivid half-;one
photographs from Manila: 5xs in. ''our New
I'ussess5ous. ;he best collection Of $50 Photo
grapiss y; shs Dewey Islands, Porto Rico and
tuha. ouint ni eithcr album. including complete
copy ifee fog 10 cents. coin or stamps: both
sibams fog % cents Order quick, avoiding un.
necrss4rg correspondence; money refunded If not
s7tis.sciory; albums must be seen 10 be appreci-
s,ed sis million books issued yeariy-oatalosue
FREE Authors manuscripts promptly examined
+. TENNNSoS NELLY Publisher $50 Wabash
ave-. Chicago; ia Fifth ave, New York
is30-Tt
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sTEAMBoATs.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every day in the year for Fortress Monroe
- Norfolk. Newport News and all posnts south
- by the superb. powerful steel palace steam
- en Newport News" Norfolk and
- Washington on the following scheduie'
w. Washington.s 30 pm Lv. PortsmouthS;oO pm
" Aiexandria--7:o pm Lv. Norfolk 40 pn
ar. IT Monroe. J 20 am Lv. Fl Monroe $50 pm
AT Norfolk 100 am Ar. Alexandria 80 am
Ar Portsmouth. s:l5 am Ar washingtcn-1:oo 90 am
Tickets on sale Mt s1T Penn ave-. b. and
u ticket Office. 6lo Penn. ave-. and corner
- 18th ST. and N Y. ave-. C. o. ticket Oh
- fees. at 513 Penn. ave. ard 600 litn ST !;
- s. A. L. Ticket OfSce, 1884 n. Y ave. ana
= on board steamers
= Ss- For further information apply at gen
erai Offices. 7th st. wharf. Wash D. y
= Phone 100
no2s.u IOHV cArr,uIx Camera, Manager.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-HousEs.
TH0S. {. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estnte Broker and Auctioneer.
917 r Street N. w.
FOR sALE-NoRTHEASr

9f7 r Street N. w.
FOR sALE-NORTHEASr.
~ sd St. b. H., Ar, lot 2lx96 s., 500 W
80 80 N, bakery story. Or i..-... 3,lOo "
iT9V ,19V blAaensSurg Road h.. 6r........ lSoo "
ll5l and l15s a; frames, 9ro offer wanted
SOUTHEAST -
1904 d St. b. h. sr, bath and a. m, /. s., coo 90
''' 9th St, b. h., Or BATH and a. H. l.. 3,2oo W
UNlMPRoYED. NORTHWEST.
Sew Hampshire Sre-. r; 25xg3 # $4,000 %
between 18th and 18th, 2siaxloo IT,. 5000 %
So. Ft.
10th St. bet. P and Q, 4sxIoo ft...s5 90
Nv; cor leth and Caroline sta, bet. and
St. bet 18th and goth. 45xgO #. 90
1915 ST. lot 3;xll5 p..3 90
iith st. between Clifton and Roanoke, l06.sS
Alo1s3 IT.. ...........--....--..-... %
1905 2lst St. Let IS foot front. 25
92I n J. ave lot 22xI2s n - co
Q, bstween 2lst and ed, a0x100 ft.......-. %
Huntington Place, bet lith and 18th, 5ox
if9 H.. -..------.--.-.-.........-.. oo
24.h. bet. and N. 52xIsz ft............... so
18th. bet. and F. 6nxl65 t.....-..-...--. l q
llth bet and U, 22x93 ft............--. %
n. bet 2lst and ed. 25x109 H.......... Is
Z, bet. s3d and 3ith. 47xl5o ft.......... IS
va ave-. bet. 9th and 2sth, Iloxl22 IT,. 90
Nlscobsin ave-. near ST. Adams Church.
ouNZuJ X ~
S St. bet SD and sith. Toxl50 ft.......... %
Store and dwelling 2Ol2 lith st. NV. l1r. $50 90
Store and dwelling 400 ist st. ne. .7r.... 45 90
Store and dwelling, 1924 Il st. and 4s9 goth
= st. NV, l0r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40 90
Store and dwelling, Sol X st. NV Sr..-... 80 50
Store and dwelling, 4Gi St ne, IT,. % 90
Warehouse, 223-25 | st. se.............. 25 90
Store and dwelling. 20l II st. sw, 4r-..... 20 90
Warehouse. corner High and Water sis.... 20 90
Storcroom NV. corner 10th and sts - 30 90
Storerocm, zoos st. nw................. 90
WOOD AND COAL YARD
Nv. corner LIST and sts ny $50 90
STABLES.
Stable and shop, l417 X ST. NV. room
for four horses and three carriages. -. .Sl6 90
ReSr 1929 . ST. NV. observation-disclosures. Is 30
Stable 1915 and 1921 1st St sw stalls. II so
Stable rear i19 10th St nw................ Il 90
Rear 1929 and l229lS 9Th ST. nw............ 10 90
Stable rear 1875 ST. sw.-..-............ 10 90
Stable, alley between 2Oth and 2Ist, l. and
NJ SIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Rear 1919 l. st. Observation-Disclosures. 6 90
Rear 22s AZ st. sw......-................. 90
Stable rear 1913 10th ST. NV.
Call for seIlli-lnOnthIy Bulletin.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW Y0RE-soUTHAMPToN-L
CALLING. WEST BOUND. AT CEERBoURd
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 a. m
New York.. August St. Louis. .... August 80
ST. Louis. -... August st. Paul. September 8
St Paul. -. August l6 New York September IS
New ork....August % St. Louis. September 20
RED STAR LINE.
NEW NORTHUMBERLAND
Every Wednesday at Il coon
Southwark. August 9 kensington.. August is
Westernland. August Q Noordlsnd.. August q
These steamers carry only cabin and third-class
passerger5, at low ratea
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers IA and Is, N. R.-ofhce, rs Broadway. N Z.
Philadelphia Office. S05-307 Walnut St
WASHINGTON OFFICE-13oS ST. N. w.,
Or W. @. MOSS Agent. s21 Pa. Ave
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FOR sALE-SUBURBAN.


FOR sALE-g-room dwelling; splendid condi-
ton; good neighborhood; close to steam and
electric cars; stable, chicken house; 2 large
lots; a bargain; $3.50; monthly payments
DUCKETT & DENT, 63j P ST. iy29-3t- EN-
FOR SALE-Choice lots, on steam and electric
road; at Highlands and Hyattsville; farms
and small places for sale, cheap; houses for sale
and rent; easy payments DUCKETT & DENT,
6S5 st. jy29-3t-em
COLLEGE PARK. MD.-s miles from the city;
accessible by Baltimore & Ohio, and the new
electric City and Suburban Railways; inspect its
location and advantages toward charming
country homes. GEO. IL. CALVERT, College
Park, Md. iy29-3 EN-
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FOR REST-HOUsES.

FOR RENT-903 o st. NV, S-stnry brick. Il
and bath; furnace heating; modern i'm
pruvemeuts and newly repaired. also house 30
9Th st. sw., store. cellar. and dwelling. Apply
TO OWNER, 6oS H st. NV; no agents wanted
jy30-3t
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ron RENr-sTonE AND CELLAR.

FOR RENT-Large store and cellar; 5000 18th
ST.; only s27.52 per month. W. P. NET
CALF, 14lO G It. ma25-tf-em
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wANTED-win give anyone 500 cash securing
position in the Postofice Department.
Address IS. this Office. D3p3t
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WANTED Active settled colored and white men
and boys furnished free; send postal. 3O6 G
81 NV 1t
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAH.

FOR RENT-Two Groom dwellings; fine condi-
ton; large grounds; steam and electric
road So per month; dwellings for rent from IS
to SIS per month; convenient TO city. DUCK
EFT & DENT, 635 F st. iy29-3t-em
FOR RENT-Nice broom house. at railroad sta
ton, with spacious grounds; dense shade;
abundance of good well water: Sc per month. z.
f. PERKINS, Springfield p. o.. Md. jy29-3t-em
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FOR RENT-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR RENT-Typewriters at special prices, with
privilege OF purchase; standard makes, uni
versal key board; best grade ribbons 50 per
dozen; in and do your typewriting; terms
moderate. EEWAiAN'S. GIL 7th st. iys-3mos
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MANTED-sl00 cAsh TO anyone securing me posi-
tion Pullman conductor between noS and
October. Address GIG. this Office. iy2s-St-eTn
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wANTED-R0OMS.

wANTED-R0OMS.
WANTED-Three or four reasonable unilrrnishei
rooms; top foor excluded Address l. 8, this
Office. 1t
WANTED-Two or three unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping. north OF Sh ST. and
south of NJ; state price Address G. Is, this Of
fce ivso-St
WANTED-Two furnished rooms for light house
Keeping, between 10th and 3d. T and NJ;
must state price. Address C. IS, this oiifee.
jyS0St
WANTED-3 unfurnished rooms or small fat
Address E-9, this Office iysss3t EN-
wANTED-HOUsEs.
WANTED-House of six or seven rooms; central
location: lot about 100 feet deep: easy
terms; state lowest price. Address c. II. this
Office. jy3e,St
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SITUATIONS wAsrEp-MALE.

Advertisements under this head
will be inserted for one cent a word
for ench Insertion.
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wANTED-By four colored women, places as
eAsniberHisias. nursss or cooks; ref l7i7
Oregon ave. 1t
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SITUATIONS wAsrED-FEMALE.

Advertisements under this head
VIII be inserted for one cent u word
fo- each insertion.
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FREE OF CHARGE-Feur homes; wanted.
white and ten eolored females MRS MOORE
sos G. 81. NV.
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wANTED-Two girls, plain cook zsd chamber.
maid; also small girl as nurse. l'osi= ION
a nv
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HELP vyaNrEp-FEm.LE.

Advertisements Under this head
Will he inserted for one cent n word
for ench insertion.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLEs.

BICYCLES for rent by the week. Address E.
2, this Office iy3e-3t
WE HAVE received orders from headquarters to
close out all our 'es and 30 model bicycles.
This lot comprises all such well known high
grades rs Eclipses, Cieveands, 0rients. Column
bias, Ramblers, Sterlings with Morrow Auto
matte Coaster and Brake attachment; Reming-
tons, Tribune. and Numbers Goodrich single
tubes. 80; Harttords, II and so; NJ. & W, 80
single and double tubes NEW YORK CYCLE
CO., 42i 9th St. NV. iy3o-3t
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wANTED-seeoHd cook and three walters. two
dishwzshers. Porters. drivers, fresDen. boys.
sHACKLEFoRD's. AZ Ilih st. NV jy2o3I
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wANTED-Re,isble and industrious girl for con-
fectinnrry; steady and satisfactory job. SIS
eth st NV II
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WASHINGTON. d. c., PoSToFFICE NOTICE.
any time.
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded to the ports of
sailing daily. and the schedule of ciosings is
ranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending August
the last connecting closes will be made from this
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FOR RENT-Roous.

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms ID floor;
summer prices: near II. 4 p. depot; tran
sieuts taken. zi2 9th st NV jy3l-I
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FOR SALE-Another bargain, large lO-room
brick; all modern; lot SOxlOO; l st. Sc, near
electric cars property well worth s. 500; price
only, $500. C. BOYER & son, 2li 9TH st. sw.
jy29-3t
FOR SALE-on Capitol Hill, Library.
a nearly l0room house; not water heat
and m. l.; price, $3.50. Address G. Q. this
office. iy29-3t
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Fon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS.

For RENT-UNFURNISHE ROOMS.
----~>N~~---0-C~--~ ~@-@-s---~-7~~---~---~~~
FOR RENT-Three mfurnished rooms; second
floor; moderate rent. 14i2 Q ST. NV. jy30-3t
FOR RENT-Three uniurnished rooms, Sc. ss
Myrtle St. ne. iySO-St
FOR RENT-9O6 L st. NV. three handsome un-
furnished rooms in bay window house; heat.
gas. bath, cabinet nantes. and large closets;
cheap il taken at once. jy3O3t
FOR RENT-U nfurnished, four rooms: bath; Sec
ond floor; reasonable. 12i 81 NV. jy3O-St
FOR RENT-3 unfinished rooms and bath; en-
tire ed floor; $40; to adults. 1872 " st. NV.
jy29-St-em
FOR RENT unfurnished rooms 20i st. NV.
i,29-3t-ern
FOR RENT-Four large unfurnished rooms;
reasonable. GO st. NV. jy29-3t
FOR RENT-Tvo or three cheap rooms. Call
after p. m, 1il California st. ne. jys9-3t
FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms; second
floor front; suitable for light housekeeping;
rent reasonable. Il9 St NV. jy29-3t
FOR RENT-Four newly -papered unfinished
rooms and bath, I'd floor; light housekeep-
ing. 4l5 I'd ST ne. iy29-St
FOR RENr-Unfurnished, two or three rooms;
third floor. 127 Indiana ave. jy20,St
FOR RENT-Entire lst floor; unfuruished; heat,
gas; $40. l02 Mass ave. ne. jy2s-St.em
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wANrED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Two boarders; nice front room: board;
ras; bath; $3.50 per week each 20S7 II st. NV
iySo-St
WANTED-By gentleman, room and board in
private family; state price. Address D.-s,
this office. iy29-St-enn
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WALL PAPER-

YOU'LL be surprised how little money it takes
TO have your home papered with rich, hand
some stylish paper We do the very finest work
for only g up Equally low prices for all kinds
of fine Painting. See +. G. N0LTE, $40 9th
ST. No branch. iy29-d
The evening times., 1899-03-18
MANY TRUSTS FORMING.
Combines in All Branches of Trade
Being Made.

Chicago, H.. March 1S-A stock compa-
ny, capitalized at 500, 900, 900, under the
laws of New Jersey, will soon be incor-
porated, and all the large plow manu-
facturers of the country are expected to
be embraced in the organization.
According to the prospectus, individual
manufacturers will be presented with The
alternative of accepting either stock or
cash in return for merging their plants into
the new corporation.
Options have been secured by the pro-
moters of the combination on more than
twenty plow manufacturing plants, dis
tributed over the country. 1t is said in
consultations in the steel and iron trade
make the proposed action necessary.
Assurances that the plans will go
through are given in the statement that
the large manufacturers are themselves the
leading spirits in the proposed combina-
ton The capital is to come from New
York, where the underwriting will be ac-
complished. The plow manufacturing
business has suffered in common with 9TH
er manufacturing and industrial interests
and is said to be in prime shape for con-
solidation.
Plants upon which options have been Sc
cured are situated in Syracuse, n. Y; Mo-
line Rock Island, Canton, and Springfield
ILL.,. Racine. Wis; South Bend. Ind, and
Louisville, Ky.
The evening times., 1899-03-18
MEXIco's NEW AMBASSADOR.
Manuel Aspiroz Expected TO Reach
Washington at Any Time.

Manuel Aspiroz, the new Ambassador
from Mexico TO the United States. who
comes as successor to the late Don Matias
Romero, may arrive at Washington this
evening. though il may be that he will
not reach here until tomorrow.
1t was announced at the State Depart
ment that the new ambassador would be
here today, but Jose F. Godoy, Secretary
of the Embassy, said this afternoon that he
had received no message from the ambas
sador. and did not know when he would
arrive. He left the City of Mexico several
days ago, and stopped at st. Louis, where
a banquet was given in his honor.
Secretary Godoy, in his work containing
the biographies and portraits of prominent
men writes, that Manuel Aspiroz was born
at Puebla. Mexico, on July 3, 1886 He
studied law and at an early age attained
eminence at the Mexican bar He en-
tered the army of the republic and fought
against the forces of the Archduke Maxi
milan. rising by degrees to the rank of
general At the close of the war. Presi-
dent DiaZ appointed him assistant sec
retary of foreign affairs for Mexico.
In 1872 he was appointed member of a
commission to adjust a boundary dispute
between the United States and Mexico,
and in 1873 was appointed consul for
Mexico at San Francisco. He was elected
TO the Mexican Senate and served during
1881 and 1882 In 1890 he filled the office
of secretary of the interior. He has writ
ten several works on international law
The evening times., 1899-03-18
SUIT FOR AN INJUNCTION.
Litigation Growing Ont of the Man
Rgement of Realty.


James C. Sprigg, ir., through his attor-
neys, Beall and Lipscomb, today filed suit
against Daniel S. Evans, Carrie B. Evans,
Andrew J. Whitton, and the Domestic Fire
Extinguishing Company for an injunction
and an accounting.
The complaint sets forth that in June,
1893, the plaintiff was engaged by the de-
PENDANTS Daniel S. and Carrie B. Evans.
to take charge of and manage the estate of
the late John o. Evans. which consisted of
a large amount of real estate in the Dis
trict of Columbia and elsewhere. 1t is
stated that this required an elaborate sys-
TEN of bookkeeping and the collection and
disbursement of large sums of money an
nually.
1t is alleged that the defendants last
named agreed that the plantiff should be
paid SIPS per month for his services. 1t
was further agreed that Daniel 5. Evans
should advance all money necessary 10
carry on the business and that In ADDITION
to the monthly salary the plaintiff. Sprigg.
was to receive commission in connection
with the management of the property be
yond the District of Columbia.
Sprigg further states that he has sue
cessfully performed his duties, but that on
November 10 last he was notified by the
defendant Evans, that A. j. Whitton
would in a short time be given charge OF
the business, which he was asked to sur
render. At the time that Whitton took
charge of the Evans estate, Sprigg was i'll
with the grip and to secure the defendant,
Evans, in the event of there being any
shortage discovered in his accounts, he de-
posted with him stock in the Domestic
Fire Extinguisher Company to the amount
OF $4,000. 1t was claimed that the plain
tiff was 81 900 short and this sum was later
increased to $7,746.54. Sprigg also states
that he was informed that Evans, on the
statement of Whitton, threatened TO bring
criminal prosecution against him.
On account of the circumstances shown
the court is asked to order the Domestic
Fire EXtinguisher Company TO re-enter the
stock referred TO upon its books in the name
of the plaintiff.
The evening times., 1899-03-18
INVOLVING A CLOSED BANK.
Court and Comptroller Disagree as
to JurisdictiOn.

The action of United States District
Judge Speer of Georgia. in appointing a
receiver for the First National Bank of
Cordele Ga. which had closed its doors,
has precipitated a controversy between
this court and the Comptroller of the Cur
rency, as it is claimed the Federal courts
have no jurisdiction in such matters.
When the failure of the bank was made
known to the Treasury Department ". H.
S. Burgwyn, who is the bank examiner
for that district. was ordered by the Comp
troiler OF the Currency to take charge OF
the defunct bank. Mr.. Burgwyn, however.
was engaged in an important matter at
Ashville. n. c.. and Judge Speer took the
matter in his own hands and appointed a
receiver. This action will be contested
by the Treasury Department
The evening times., 1899-03-18
soLoNs MUST EXPLAIN.
Delaware Authorities Probing the
Alleged Bribery.

Laurel. Del, March 1S.-The authorities
are determined 10 probe the supposed brib-
cry case in the closing scenes of the Della
ware Legislature to the bottom. Gov. Tun-
nell and Attorney General White met in
consultation yesterday and as a result
dispatched State Department Witzel 10
Laurel for Farlow and King, two of the
three Democrats who voted for Addicks on
the last ballot.
Witzel took King TO Dover on the after
noon train, but was unable TO take Farlow
as he had gone out in the country. The
result is eagerly watched for.
1t is now claimed that the Department of
Justice has positive evidence Of bribery;
that detectives were constantly on the
watch around Addicks' headquarters, and
that they have the names and hours of ev-
cry visit of Democrats. 1t is claimed that
King spent Thursday and Saturday night
with Addicks' agents in Philadelphia Sat
urday night Senator Farlow brought King S
satchel and legislative effects home, while
King went to Philadelphia.
The evening times., 1899-03-18
FOR GRADING L STREET.
Proposals Opened at the District
Building.

Proposals were opened at the District
Building at noon to-day for grading L
Street. between North Capitol and Eighth
Streets northeast The following bids were
submitted:
John Jacoby-Grading. - IL cents per
yard laying and relaying cobble cutters,
u cents per yard; setting curb, 10 cents
per yard: changing alleys, $3.50; loading
and hauling macadam, "a 3-4 cents per Gu
bic yard.
James Frawley-Grading % 3-i cents per
yard: laying and relaying cobole cutters
Il cents per yard; setting curb. Is Is
cents per yard; changing alleys. -; load
ing and hauling macadam. 81 Is cents.
Washington Asphalt Block and Tile
C0mpany-Grading, 25 cents per yard; lay
ing and relaying cobble cutters, p cents
per yard; setting curb. IS cents per yard;
changing alleys $3.50; loading and hauling
macadam, 30 cents per cubic yard
Andrew Gleason-Grading, - cents per
yard: laying and relaying cobble cutters,
Is cents per yard; setting curb. u cents
per yard changing alleys. 5000; loading
and hauling macadam, 40 cents per cubic
ward.
The evening times., 1899-03-18
NARROW ESCAPE FROM
BURNING TO DEATH
Mrs. James Radigan Saved by
Her Father and Brother.
Her Clothing Caught Fire From the
Kitchen Stove.
nIaxe Smothered with n Portiere
Rescuers Painfully Injured
by the Flames.

Mrs. James Radigan, the wife of a plate
printer employed at the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing had narrow escape
from being burned to death in her home,
COS Third Street northeast. yesterday. She
sustained severe burns about the back.
Mrs. Radigan owes her life to the prompt
action of her father and brother, both OF
whom were painfully burned about the
hands in their efforts to smother the flames
which enveloped the young woman.
Mrs Radigan and her husband live at
the home of her father Samuel Denney'
who is also plate printer at the Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing.
Father and son were in their respective
rooms yesterday morning, dressing tor
breakfast, when they heard the cries OF
Mrs. Radigan, who was seen running along
the hall enveloped in flames Her brother
tore portiere from its hanging and threw
it around the young woman. Assisted by
the father. he then removed Mrs. Radl-
gan's clothes This was accomplished WITH
great difficulty.
Frank Denney, though badly burned
about the hands and suffering great pam
ran to the drug store at the corner ol
another two blocks farther on Ninth and
Streets. but all efforts to arouse anyone
failed He finally secured bottle OF I'M
seed OIL and this was applied TO MRS
Radigans burns 10 allay the intense pam
Later a physician was summoned ana lht
wounds of those burned were dressed.
The injury TO Mrs. Radigan, IL appears
was due entirely TO an accident She wa:
in the kitchen assisting in the preparation
of breakfast when IN passing the stove hel
wrapper brushed against it, and being OF ;
light material readily ignited. She at,
tempted to extinguish the blaze herself
but. falling 10 do so, ran crying Tor nell
through the hall.
The condition of Mrs. Radigan was re
ported to be much improved this afternoon
The burns between her shoulders are In
most serious she received, and the promp
attention of the physician to the case pre-
vented serious consequences.
Her brother and father were also report
ed 10 be doing well.