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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-07-12
FRICTION OVER OUR FISHERMEN.

Protected by British Warships Agains'
Imposition on the Treaty Coast.
ST. JoHN's, N. F. Especially. friction
between the Colonial Government and the
British Commodore, on the one hand anc
the French naval officers on the other
arises over the action OF the British war
ships In protecting American fishing yes
sells while securing herring for bait along
the Frenc ch treaty coast.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-07-12
cApETsHlPs AT WEST POINT.
Colonel Mills Wants Congressmen q
Nominate Fifty Candidates.

Nominate Fifty Candidates.
WASHINGTON, D. C. (SpeciaD.-Colone
Mills. Superintendent OF the United states
Military Academy, has recommended thai
the existing cadet vacancies, about htty
from Congressional districts, be filled TIL!
year for the September examination.
Members Of Congress from the respective
vacant districts have been called upon bJ
the War Department to nominate candt
dates to report at West Point on August 2S
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15

comedy with catchy title, which will
be presented at the Academy of Music
on tuesday. October 18th, kept all New
York laughing for an entire season. and
ran to crowded houses all last summer
IN Chicago. 1t is the latest comedy sue
cess of its author, William Gillette, who
adapted 1t from the French of Bison
and Leclercq. and is the first work
from his pen since he wrote the now
famous Secret Service" The title of
The piece Is In a manner explanatory of
the story 1t tells. Mr.. Gillette has been
uniformly and emphatically successful
IN rendering French farce into delight
full English adaptations, and in ..Be-
cause She Loved Him So" he is said
to have been as effective and graceful
as In the numerous other adapta lions
that have been made by him. Right
down through the long list from "Ail
sons Widows to TOO Much Johnson"
theatre-goers have never failed to find
plenty of hearty and healthy laughter
in the comedies that have worn Mr..
Gillette's name. He is now in the rlpest
and most successful part of his career
both as actor and playwright. and If is
only reasonnble to expect for the man
who wrote "Secret Servlce'-an Ameri-
can play that has triumphed In both
the new and old worldS-that this new
play Will be bright and entertaining. as
we'll as in every way worthy of his
great reputation.
THE SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK"
The Sidewalks of New York" Will be
the candidate for public favor Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings, October
18th and 10TH at the Academy OF
Music. If there is anything significant
in name n good deal is promised from
the title. -Four acts. full of all sorts of
complications, explanatio love. rob-
berry, revenge. low comedy fun; and a
daring fiftyfoot dive into a tank of
real water to the rescue of the heroine.
with a. fitting finale of cold poison. self
administered for the william, is the bill
OF fare promised. The great leap is
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15
lALBERT AApT.

The title role will be sung by Alder.
Hart, an artist of well-known ability,
and said 10 be d worthy as well as legit-
innate successor TO Hopper. the origina
tor of the role. Mr.. Hart mas splendid
bssso voice. and his comedy talent, aid :
for the eccentric Regent
Miss Alice Holbrook will be Mataya,
tho Crown Prince, Miss Arnold the
widow. Miss Lathrop is Marie, beloved
by Mataya: Miss Patee is Gillette, Col
onel Fracasse. the military Instructor.
viii this year be played by Tom S.
Guise and Frank Casey still looks az
ter the interests of the elephant.
The management state that the bal
ence of the cast and chorus are in the
hands Of first-class people and that
the spectacular portion Is entirely new.
BECAUSE SHE LOVED HIM So"
because She Loved Him so." new
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
MY FRIENp .FRoAI INpIA

The Smyth and Rice comedians pre-
serted My Friend From India twice
yesterday-at matinee and night-at
the Academy of MUSIC. While the
company was not up 10 the standard of
performers of previous years. Il very
enjoyable presentation Of this laugha-
BILE farce was given, and those who had
not seen the originals were entirely
satisfied.
"WANG."
Wang" will appear at the Academy
Tomorrow night With his Oriental at
PENDANTS. handsome scenery. gorgeous
costumes and all that goes to make
up one of'the most successful of mod
ecn comic operas. Wang" has been an
unquestioned success ever since its
production some years ago.
There is a strong Siamese flavor to
Wang which is carried through the
entire performance. The characters are
for the most part types peculiar to the
Orient. and the costumes and stage
settings adhere closely TO those asso-
ciated with the Flowery Kingdom. The
music also partakes of this tendency.
there being solemn dirges, succeeded by
quaint melodies. which we are told,
prevail al The far-away Court of Siam.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15

structed set which possesses a wealth
OF artistic blending of colors, making a
most fitting background to the gor-
geous gowns and uniforms Of the play
ers. The following scene is the piece de
resistance of the production and said
to be q marvel In artistic skill and con-
structive ingenuity. 1t represents Fred
erick's Headquarters on the battlefield.
During the entire action OF this act
the tumult and carnage of battle is
very much in evidence. Houses are seen
to burn, others are wrecked by shells,
ridcrless horses gallop past, while SOL
oiers march by With a reckless antici-
patton mat is plainly visible. The sun
set at the end of this act is acknowl-
edged n gem of theatrical effect and
color. The last act presents the gardens
in front OF the San Souci Palace. Pots
dam. decorated en- fete. Here the scenic
artist and stage electrician ere again
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15

high diver OF some prominence.
Through this valuable proxy the hero
rescues his best girl, who has been
thrown off the dock by the worst VIII
liam unhung. The scenes arc painted
from life by John II. Young, Of the
Broadway Theatre. New York A su-
perb scene OF Herald Square. with the
New York Herald office in the back
ground. is pronounced the best that has
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15

made prominent In this scene many
electrical surprises arc promised, fore
most among which Is reproduction of
the famous prismatic fountain. Great
things are promised in Frederick the
Great" when he comes here next FRI
day night, October GOTH
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15
That Joyful Feeling.

With the exhilarating sense OF renewed
health and strength and interna, clean.
Illness. which follows the use of Syr,In
of Figs, is unknown to the few who
have not progressed beyond the old
time medicines and the cheap subsu
tutes sometimes offered but never ac-
cepted by the well-informed. Buy Abe
genuine. Manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co.
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II. T.. u. Mce,Inr.

The Junior B. Y. p. U. OF the First
Baptist Church Will hold It's regular
weekly session at o'clock this after
noon. An interesting program has been
provided and the young people of the
city are cordially invited.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15

We are headquarters for all railroad
watches. We carry the largest line in
the city. Call and sec our stock and
learn prices. The Gale Jewelry Co. :.
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CANNoN# BALL LOTHING 90.
PRICES ? COMPLE TELY UPSET ]!
h Good News f0T the Bargain Seeker.

This open Iettertells the whole story, and
will VI mark an epochin the clothing history of
Norfolk and the surrounding country never be-
the annals Of the Clothing world We've worked.
like beavers the past week to get this stock in
shape It will be the greatest offering of
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15
Eye. Exnmined Free.

DR.. A. Week manager Of the opt!cal
department of the Gale Jcwelry Com
pany, will examine your eyes free. De-
fective vision and complicated cases
SPECIALLY, Invited to call je26-tf
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INEE CT. q. I Him q

ever made in Norfolk-or anywhere else-for
lust to think here it is the very beginning of Fall
Suit or Overcoat and then consider the charac-
terNof the stockl A Syracuse clothing nanufac-
turer, the renowned makers of clothing Of the
world, The conditions of this sale ought to be
understood by every practical business man of
This city and surrounding country-even the
frugal wife, who studies economy; this golden
opportunity OF Lifetime knocks to-day at every
door where
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8s2lsE Main Street,=N orfoIK,, va. ICAN
Cam ON BA
FA01URER'S OUTLET CLOTHING SIH1III
These Prices Must Corn
Attention and Quick Aafipf I|a

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our price Y ~ ~
M asas SsI!s ,l lsssz 5Pla.ss
;. M sa j. gal ssas ssl ana made: s5s.
!, E a Manufacturers price g i2q2
F MEMS sai's sea sisSol as nIIssly
Ma'aafaetures's price SHE'S rSsos's oas ss ~
eIss sn sEass sa esr A!r s,s1.s sq ass
feet. Manufacturers price sl2oo, ck M
ss asei heavy wl iIsilss e,o Msrz asi
tailored. Manufacturers price &1fe
sii'". our price ....... ......". p&.AS
~ Mems Mems, FINEST sI,!. Clay diagonal,
acme. OF perfection Nianufac.eo no
turer's price 5000, our price 49,. Sy.9S
Mems overcoats. blue and
pack. plain or WOODEN lined.
ga PiiSo Sf.VV, our 4 al ~
p'iee ........ '..... ........ 49,. YA./S
Mems Fine Raritan Overcoats.
These are fully 10 per cent. wool
Manufacturers price $500, our d. o.
price .......i..... 1890. ............ PSs/
Mems Black and Blue Beaver
Overcoats. Italian lined. Manu- cxOI
facturcr's price 5000. our price Q4.1o
Mems Fine Kersey overcoats,
black, blue and brown, pure silk
velvet collars. Manufacturers Cp n
price sil.5o. our price ....... -. pS.SU
Mems Extra Fine Kersey
Overcoats. strictly all-wooi,
beautifully tailored Manufac. cS =
turer's price sli,eo. our price -. " .Z4
Mems Finest Melton over
| coats, satin yoked. serge lined,
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Mems Plain Black Heavy
| Weight listers, high storm col
lars. Manufacturers price $1,000, $dtk1
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THE Sidewalks of New York" the pa
irons of the Academy will be treated
to some Of the sensational features that
abound in everyday life in the great
metropolis of the new world. t
LEWIS MORRISON AS FREDERICK
THD GREAT.
In Frederick the Great" King OF
Prussia, Lewis Morrison has a charac-
ter that is said to fit him like the pro-
verbal glove. Endowed by nature With
a most marked facial resemblance to
and a natural bearing characteristic Of
that suave monarch, he invests the
creation with all the technic common
surate with the years Of study and eX-
perience that have crowned his treatri-
cal career
In all of Mr.. Morrison's productions,
the scenic effects have always possess
ed a vitality that Is positively amazing.
In his Frederick the Great" we are
promised a collection OF gems OF pic
torial art. that are said to surpass any
former efforts of this well-known ac-
tor. The first act represents the grand
tlaetat 4 :
Winter Palace Mt Berlin, faithful re-
production Of that magnificent struc-
ture, which is yearly visited by thou
sands of tourists. The second act dis
closes the audience chamber In the
same palace, also a massively con-
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sssSsasSa s&S
in. every &SSYGfS SSssze
our price :. sSy
,breas ted styles Ala
fancy effects Il
price e 100 our assSssN
Children,
S SEeasts
ssSss
X Childre Suits
here's 4 sss|sa 81
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2
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G LOT HING
For Men, Boys and Children

may be required at prices that must cause every
buyer to halt in Amusement. The annals of com
mercal experience have never seen its like. It's
honest, it's true--your personal inspection will
convince YOU Of the fact
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15
Our artificial Plates are Tie
U0st Natural StTolq Teeth.

And perfect reproduction OF the teeth.
Nature, gives-in iit action and appear,
ance-that 1t Is possible for EXPERT skill
make. They re constructed and adjusted
skillfnlly and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cons.dera-
tion Of the natural expression and con,
wearable that their presence In the mouth
is forgotten. u. - .
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15
The Loan.

We ask is your eyes. They.
are the best judges Of the tre-
mendous bargains we offer in
Furniture; to their shrewdness
we confidently appeal.
The evening times., 1899-05-01
VALUABLE DOGS POISONED.
Miscreants Throwing Dragged Mea
I'm Highland Falls kennels.

In hlS miami rails henneIa.
Highland Falls, May dog poisoners.
who have been at work for several weeks,
Saturday night scattered drugged meat in
the yards and along the streets, and yes
terday there were hardly a dozen dogs left
alive in the village The miscreants avoid
ed J. Pierpont Morgans Croyston kennels,
as it was reported that trap guns had been
set for them there. That this report was
true was shown yesterday afternoon when
volunteer fireman, fighting flames that
threatened the kennels, narrowly escaped
being killed by the discharge of two con-
cealed trap guns.
The fire started in the Draper grounds,
just north of Mr.. Morgan's summer resi-
dence and before the fire department ar
rived had spread into the Pell Woods and
the brush on Mr.. Morgan's place Fire
Chief Meskel devoted his energies to saw
ing the Cragston Kennels. Just as Mes
kel thought he had the fire well under con-
troll the trap guns, set for dog poisoners,
went off with a roar.
John Wallace dropped to the ground YELL
ing that he was shot. The volunteer fire.
men rushed to Wallace's assistance, but
failed to discover wounds. Three holes In
his derby hat, however, showed that the
shot had gone dangerously near him.
Chief Meskel kept his men at work un-
til the blaze was extinguished Last Sun
day the woods were afire in the same place
There have been reports of dog poison
ing Tor several weeks, but as most of the
dogs poisoned recovered the matter was
not considered serious. 1t now seems that
the poisoners were simply feeling their
way for Saturday nights work. Abopt 1
O'Clock yesterday morning all the dogs in
town began barking The electric lights
had gone out along the streets and the
town was in total darkness.
Dogs lay dead and dying in every direc-
The evening times., 1899-05-01
ClcNclnnl CaIcimineI

The Reds administered dose of calci-
mine to the Forest City club at Cincin-
natl yesterday. At times both teams in
dulged in some fast fielding. four double
plays being made during the contest. Tay-
lor pitched for the Porkopolitans and he'd
Cleveland down to six hits, while Kid
Carsey, who was on the rubber for the
latter club, was touched up for fifteen safe
drives. The score:
r. II. f.
Cincinnati ..... ! o 5 x-9I5 ]
Cleveland .--... 0 0 0 o 90 q 3
Two-base hits-Taylor, Dowd. Three-base hit
Corcoran. Sacrifice hits-Irwin, Peitz Double
plays-Dowd and Sugden; Steineld and Beck
Icy: Quinn, Sugden, and Lockhcad; Corcoran,
Irwin. and Beckley; Irwin and Corcoran Bases
on balls-0h Taylor, I. Left on bascs-C Cincin-
natl, S; Cleveland, 8. First on errors-Cincin-
natl, 2; Cleveland. l. Umpres-Dwycr and Nc
Allister. Time OF game-l hour and 30 minutes.
The evening times., 1899-05-01

what was the matter. man was seen
running away. The dog died in agony
yesterday morning.
Coroner Miller went for a physician for
his dog. The physician told Miller he was
not veterinary surgeon and advised the
coroner to go home and take the animals
post mortem statement. This made the
coroner angry. and while he was telling
the doctor what he thought Of him the
animal died.
Several Of the dogs that were poisoned
played queer antics before they died. One
was found standing squarely on his head,
with his back resting against a wall. An
other went to the brook and tried to drown
himself.
James Crawford, whose children were
nearly poisoned some time ago by picking
up poisoned sausages in the yard. evil
IDENTIFY thrown there for the dogs, was
again visited by his enemies. This time
the dog got the poison. but Crawford man
aged to get antidotes in time. and the dog
Is alive.
Crawford caught his youngest child put
ting the sausage in its mouth. He threw
the meat to dog, and nve minutes after
The evening times., 1899-05-01

ton yesterday morning. John Likely's
house dog, which had been poisoned hve
times before and recovered, lay dying on
the door mat when Likely opened his
house this morning.
Senator Lewis F. Goodsell's cottage is
on the river bluff more than quarter OF
mile below the village. His collie. which
he valued at IS, 600, was poisoned, and al
though antidotes were promptly adminis-
tered the dog died.
Joseph F. Stephens had valuable hunt
ing dog chained in a kennel about fifty
yards from the hotel. Members of the
family heard the dog bark violently during
the night and several of the patrons put
their heads out Of the windows to see
The evening times., 1899-05-01
Brooklyn mt Washington.
Philadelphia mt New York.
Boston mt Baltimore.
st. Louis mt Pittsburs.
Louisville at Cleveland.

The Senators made good on the promised
improvement in batting and team work
last week and justified the confidence ex-
pressed by Manager Irwin that they would
round to in a short time and show the
stuff they were made Of.
The record. of the home team for the
week-three victories out of five games
played-is not only an encouragement TO
the club itself, but it has served to
strengthen the Weakened followers OF
the game in this city who stayed away be-
cause of lack of confidence in the ability
of the team to play winning ball, and by
doing SO missed several good exhibitions
of the national sport.
Among those who were greatly surprised
at the playing Of the statesmen were the
Superhas. who came C town Saturday with
the expectation that Washington would
prove an easy mark, and that the tuartette
of games scheduled here were as good as
won. Such good authority as Ed Hanion.
since he has gone against the Senators
with the all-star aggregation under his
command, gives Washington credit OF be-
ing capable of winning 30 per cent Of the
games played.
The second meeting of the Irwinites and
Hanlonites takes place this afternoon at
E30. There is no doubt that the Brooklyns
will do everything in their power TO pre-
vent the home team from making II two in
a row at their expense, but as the latter are
getting together on team work and lining
them out with refreshing regularity there
is no telling what may happen.
Mcfarland may be prt irto the box by
Irwin to have try at his old associates.
While either Hulen or Slagle will be sent
TO short, thus allowing Cassidy to go back
10 his home position at third base.
The evening times., 1899-05-01
Timely Calls for Supple. Ordered

Timely Calls for Supplies Ordered.
In a general order, issued this morning
from the War Department. the attention
of officers is invited to the necessity for
making timely requisition on the Ordnance
Department for such arms, ammunition,
and equipments as are required. Neglect
on the part Of commanding officers to make
requisitions until their commands have re-
ceived orders for active service has, in
many cases. caused additional expense to
be incurred by the Government on account
Of the necessity Of using the telegraph for
communication and the express companies
for transportation and has resulted in the
troops leaving their stations without being
properly supplied.
The evening times., 1899-05-01
Chicago Shuts Ont ST. Louis.

The Indians were shut out by Chicago
in the Windy City yesterday before the
greatest crowd that ever assembled to wit
ness ball game. The Orphans put up a
perfect fielding game and hit the ball at
the same time the Tebsauites made errors.
Callahan, who pitched for Chicago, was
at his best when ST. Louis had men on
the bases nine of his opponents being left
on the sacks. The score:
II. H. +.
Chicago ...-...1 0 o 0 0 x-4 IL O
ST. Louis go. 0 o o o o 90 II 5
Earned rin-t chicago, l. First base by errors
Chicago, ,. Lett on hases-thicago. 1; St Louis
o First base on bals-of Powell. !. Struck
out-By Callahan, 3. Sacrifice hit-Ca Callahan l
Stolen bases-GIeen Chance Double plays De
Montre,iilc, Mccormick, and Eyeriit. ,; Mexican
Childs, and Tehcau. Wild pifch-Powell. l.
Passed hall-o'Connor, !. Umpires-Swartwood
and Warner Time of game hours
The evening times., 1899-05-01

Prof. Ira Remsen, a high scientific authority,
describes the wonderful substance, liquid air,
and states the important everyday uses that can
Be made Of It, In Appletons Popular Science
Monthly fr Nay,
The evening times., 1899-05-01

ward the animal was dead. 1t is said that
New York detectives have been sent for
to investigate the poisoning.
The evening times., 1899-05-01

PRIVATE family will take few boarders for sum-
mcr; FIVE minutes walk to electric o. steam
railroad; references exchanged. BOX 6, Kensing-
ton. ~. aRse1
The evening times., 1899-05-01
STORAGE.

STORAGE-15c per load; when you leave the
city let us store your belongings; quar-
tiers are clean, dry, and well-ventiated; haul
ing. packing and shipping BAUM, the
wrong side OF the Avenue, 9l2 Pa. ave. NV.
myl-lmo-em
The evening times., 1899-05-01
COUNTRY BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD-Fine, large shady grounds
elegant table and rooms; Is minutes from
Brookland depot; carriage to and from station
daily. NAGROM, this Office. myl-3t-em
The evening times., 1899-05-01
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SALE-On Rhode Island ave. northwest
lexington. 25x90 TO alley; 40 #. parking.
sewer and water; worth Si,I25. To those who
will build, S675. DANIEL * ARMAT. 1IOj +
ST. ap3O-St
FOR SALE-Best corner lot in Woodmoni: front
ing on Tenleytown and Rockville Railroad;
25xll5; price, $50, cost S225. J. H. CROWLEY
4 CO, 1864 32d ST ap2g-3t
The evening times., 1899-05-01
Dr.. CZARRA, Specialist.

Treats all chronic and special nalades OF man
and woman. N-rays, electro-static, galvanic.
faradic electricity, and all modern appliances in
use Consultation free from l0:30 TO $50
6l9-62l Pa. ave. NV, Metropolitan Block.
apl1-tf
The evening times., 1899-05-01
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
GAMES TODAY

Cincinnati, o; Cleveland, o.
Chicago, 4; St. Louis. o.
The evening times., 1899-05-01
FOUND.

FoUND-Ice Cream; absolutely pure; none bet.
ter; 00c per gallon; Neapolitan, 81; 4 good,
pure ice cream. 70c per gallon. Phone, 2osl.
LACEY'S COZ N. Y. ave. nv. ma27-tfem
The evening times., 1899-05-01
S3.75 Dresden Clocks. Sf.OS

Royal Bonn Dresden cases-he genuine imported eases
stamped with that Royal stamp Ansona movement
guaranteed by for time different patterns
to choose from Not to be confonnded cheap clocks
quick!
The evening times., 1899-05-01
FOR RENT-TYPEwRITERs.

SEVERAL HUNDRED perfect copies can be made
from one writing with the Stencil Duplicator
process; copies prepared at sl.50 per 100, at
EEwMANs TYPEWRITER AGENCY. GIL 7th 1t.
mhl7-tf
The evening times., 1899-05-01
WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPER.
c. NELSON PHILLIPS Paperhancing and Paint
ing; rooms papered, 50 up; good work;
new designs. 926 n. Y. ave. nw aps7-7t
NOW that the Fipnos have sued fer peace and
the war is doubtless over, you can think about
your spring house cleaning. Let us do any Paint
ing that's needed The work will be well done
aud the price all right--we promise you f. G.
NOLTE, $40 9th ST. NO BRANCH ap2o-tf
ROOMS PAPERED, e UP. You cannot afford to
pay less thar = if you want reliable work;
samples brought; all work protected by legal
guarantee. Window shades. Send postal. WM-
" MAHONEY, COS Pa. ave. se.; lis Pierce ST..
Anacostia. apl6-lmo
The evening times., 1899-05-01

FOR SALE-Desrable residences and lots in and
around Hyattsville and Rverdale, Nd /;
near steam and electric roads; also farms in
Prince George county; convenient to market by
rail and water. THOMAS II. LAT1MER. Attor-
ney at Law, Hyattsvile. Nd. apl3-lmo-em
The evening times., 1899-05-01

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-At Hyattsvile, de-
sirabie lots. 5oS20o feet, from $50 up. LOUIS
CUNNINGHAM. 14lI C. ST. NV apl5-lmo