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Evening journal., 1899-01-16
CAUCUS AND srIANlD FrRM

This evening the fight nor Senator
Gray's seat in the United States Senate
will be begun at Dover, and from that
time until a man lis elec1ed or the GEN
eral A-l-n'5.y adjourns without day il
will be vigorously and relentlees.y
prosecuted hy the Regular Republicans
and Union Republicans who jointly
control the situation. It is said
that there are ten Regular Republicans
who have pledged themselves never to
vote for j. Edward Addicks. We be-
lieye that there is good foundation fof
this statement. In the face Of this con-
dition the attitude Of j. Edward Adj
dicks viii decide the matter. If he de-
clares that 10 must be Addioks or no
body il VIII be Addlcks or nobody,
unless the Regular Republicans become
desperate and vote with the Democrats
20 ele1t Democrat, which contingency
Us exceedingly remote, notwithstanding
|rumors to the contrary.
In all probability there will be No
binding caucus OF Regular Republican
and Union Republican members Of the
two h-uses this evening. No doubt tins
Addlcils men viii hold a caucus oi
their own and invite the Regular Re.
pucIcans TO participate. which inv.
. tation Will be decaned Then the Ad-
/ dicks members will make Addicks
! their candidate, and majority Of IN,
! REGULAR Republicans will declare foi
: DUPONT. They are in no sense bounc
B t. 80 into caucus with the Union Re
pub1cans, for they belong to a dlstinc
/ tive political organization, and week
. ago refused to pledge themselves to g,
E into caucus with the Union Repubi
E cans on the senatorial nomination o
a anything else. They are free-footed &
u SO inlo or remain cut Of caucus. a
= they see fix. No Union Republicai
{ can rghCuily accuse them Of breach q
Il faith, for by refusing 70 give an ante
s election caucue pledge, they serve
e upon their Addlcks foes notice Of wha
e they proposed to do wh,n they reach
Il ed Dover
Is SO much fer the Republicans; no.
Z for the duty CT the tweny-one Demo
E cratic members. In our opinion the
s. should hold a binding caucus in
81 buSiness-Ake way and, by majori,
Il vote, determine upon their choice Il
n. United states senator. Let all con
e. plmentary votes 70 democrats
n lpromineree De e.ve~ IN caucus ard n'
he on the floor Of the House. Then. whe
~ the final and decisive ballot shall !
re taken. let t be as binding in It's effe
as as th-ugh the Democratic had q M
Ii jority instead Of a minority. IL ma
M ters not who 1t is. let the support
nd the Democratic members be given
re. him solidly and unwaveringly from q
si- start to the finish Of the fight. Repu
ne hcans have furnished us a g.hring Q
ty ample Of the party evils which attel
lat failure to observe the rules Of eauc
lea and if our Democratic members a
ay wise they VIII be bound by caucus a
ng pursue a consistent course from
re mcFow until the session ends. IL NJ
Is essary. L matters not-whether senai
Evening journal., 1899-01-16
OYsTER sHEITS ARlRTVE.

The barge Katy, loaded with 10000
bushels OF oyster shells, consigned to
the Street and Sewer Department, fol
use on the causeway, arrived from
Chesapeake City yesterday and tied up
at Shipley street wharf. A force OF
men, under the direction Of Street
Commissioner McCloskey, is at work
to-day unloading the shells and placing
them upon the roadbed of the cause.
way.
Evening journal., 1899-01-16
woMEN AND cHTLDRENl

Headquarters for Winter underwear
plush and skating caps. dress and
working gloves. knit jackets, sweater.
and furs All new goods. Largest atoc !.
Lowest prices, Regina music boxes. SCI
ing az iH So SO and iie New elcycte
department an as wheels below cost e
make room for the new 80 whcela- Ross
40 Market street. Aisnts fer Stearna and
Eclipse bicycles arc Domestic 81 wing
machines.
Evening journal., 1899-01-16
FATHER TAYL0R's WIDOW DEAD.

DisErtehes received in this city this
morning announced the death of Mrs.
Margare, J. Tnyfor widow Of the ,lte
William Taylor, In Denver, Col Mr.
Taylor was a pioneer Methodist and
was known as Father" Thyor. He
founded Goodman, Kingswood and Sill
verbrook Churches Tine body of Mrs
Taylor win be brought here for inter-
ment Mrs. Wilmer Hnrris OF this
city, is a daughter. and Mrs. ]. B
Welch is a sister.
Evening journal., 1899-01-16
D.AVIS-LEMON.

Miss Louisa Lemon and Dominick
Davis VIII be married at 4 O'Clock this
afternoon at Market and Water streets.
The maid Of honor will be/Mlss Mary
Bishop, and the best man will be
Joseph Bishop. The ceremony will be
performed by Father James Davis, OF
st. Peters.
Evening journal., 1899-01-16
TRIRrTE no DR- RrRR-

Rev. H. Ashton Henry, pastor of
Trinity Church. yesterday paid a
touching tIitute 20 the la.e Dr. Horace
Barr He SPOKE of his usefulness In
the church and parish and OF his good
moral life He also said: 81 feel that
it may be safely eaid that TO no one
living man does this parish in its twc
congregations owe a deeper debt OF
loving gratitude"
Evening journal., 1899-01-16
BANKRUPTCY PETITION

The first petition in bankruptcy un.
der the new law was filed Saturday in
United States Court with Commisison-
er Smith. The petitioner was Kauf-
man Sondheimer, a clothing dealer al
the southeast corner of Third and
Market streets. Judge Bradford is
considering the petition to-day and
viii announce his decision probably
this afternoon
Evening journal., 1899-01-16
A SINGULAR AcCTDFNr.

Miss Helen Galloway, living Al
Brown street and Fifth avenue. met
with a painful and peculiar ACCIDENT
yesterday While heating an air-tight
can Of peas the can exploded, the con
tents severely scalding the young wo
man about the face aud eyes. Di
Frcderiok is In attendance.
Evening journal., 1899-01-16
RFcoVERY nOrBrFnm.

Martin Buzine, who was injured by a
fall on the steamer Kershaw at the
Ilar.an and Ho,lngsworth Company'e
yards Friday morning, is in a serious
condition at the Homeopathic Hospital
His recovery is doubtful.
Evening journal., 1899-01-16
IIOW~s TlIIsq

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
for amy case of Cltarrh that can not DE
cured boy Hairs Catarrh Cure.
II. j. CHENEY g. Co. Props. Toledo. q
We the undersigned. have known Il. j
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in Am business
transactions aud financially ahlo To carry
out any ohlisatiuns made by their nrm
WEST IRDAN. Wholesale Druggists
Toledo. -.
WALplNG klNNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale prugEistE. Toledo ohio
Haila Cltarrh Cure in taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system Price llc
per bottle Sold by an Druggists. Testi
moriala free
IIalls Family Pulls are the best. -.-'
Evening journal., 1899-01-16
MARR1ED o. FRIDAY.

Captain Murphy OF the dredge lying
at the wharf Of the Harlan and Hol
lingswcleh Company. was married H.
81 Peters r. c. Church on Friday last
to Mr innnah Tagact. OF West
Fnon' street. The bride and groom.
leave to-day for Cauada. where they
win tala mp their abode.
Evening journal., 1899-01-16
rHERE lsA Class or PEOPLE

Gently there has been pHted in an the
grocery stores a new preparation called
GRAIN-o made Of pure grains that
takc1 the place Of coffee. The most deli
cate fomaCh receives "a without distress
and but few can ten it from coffee -
docs not cost over a as much. children
may drink II with srfat benefit p ctf
and - cts. p-r nlCk So Try ~ ask toI
GRAIN-O.
Evening journal., 1899-01-16
- nlsnop oN MIssIoNs.

An interesting foreign and domestic
missionary service was held last evenine
at Calvary Episcopal Church. Bishop
Coleman mndo an address. 600 which hf
spoke To- thc children Of the necessity OF
their lcng Interested In missions. Hl
related numerous stories showing the lit
Tie folk how they can AN do something
toward spreading the cause of Christ "a
those who have not heard OF Him.
Evening journal., 1899-01-16
StNEEyCs POSTPONED
MRS. BOTKIN'S ATTORNEYS MOVE
FOR A NEW TRIAL ON JANUARY

-.lfd9G
sun Francisco. Calsi Jan 16.-Mrs.
Corde.la Botkin, receHtly convicted of
the mnrder of Mrs. Dunning, of Dover
Del, appeared in court Saturday last
before Judge Cook for sentence.
On motion of her attorneys sentence
wss deferred until January 23.at which
time her attorneys viii enter a plea
for new trial
The convicted woman appeared in
court smiling, and showed no signs oi
her recent alleged Illness.
Evening journal., 1899-01-16
scHonNER SCOTIA LEFr.

The tug John ID. Patten took the
schooner Scotia 10 the Delaware river
yesterday from the Pusey and Jones
Company's wharf The Scotia has
aboard TWO boats from the local COM
pany for South America.
Evening journal., 1899-01-16
sITpRFNE COURT no MEET.

The January term OF Supreme Court
will convene In Dover tomorrow az
noon The session viii probably con-
.finue for week OF ten days.
Evening journal., 1899-01-16

.inceibn OF distinctions, and in the de-
which ensued at the French
capital the United states had
no truer exponent Of her
rights in the premises. and Spain no
more generous friend on the American
commission Than Hon Gcorgo Gray, OF
Delaware. He demeanod himself io-
wards Spain as he would have wished
spain to have demeaned herself 70
wards the United States had the fcr
tunes Of war placed the two nations
In reverse prsitions, and the people Of
both nations honor him for his mag.
nanimlty.
II was while he was in Paris that he
received intelligence OF the reverees OF
fortune which both he and the Demo
cratic party u Delaware had sustained
lin the November elections. To him
personally 81 meant the ending Of a
long and brilliant career in the United
States Senate; to the people the loss
Of the services Of a most valuable pub
lie man.
While the people Of Delaware were
wondering whether his successor woulo
be DUPONT, Higgins. Addicks or Willis,
he pursued a consistent course Of d.
p.omacy at Paris, and at its conclu.
sion returned to his native land ano
TO his native state, carrying greater
honors than those Of a United States
lsenntoship. won in the heat Of pn-
mhrles and in the brawl Of a general
election.
The organization representing the
great trade interests of his city Of resi-
dence deemed It meet to do him honor
Whatever was to be done in this re-
spect was to be well done. How con
sistenely It carried out it's idea Of tn,
character Of the testimonial to whicl
IL thought his services entitled him thu
public may Judge by the reports Of th'
dinner
] Alu 20 tlluh, thdt Vv-ui6iil lll ppVt
certain Delewareans are plotting AM
scheming To send TO Washington, II
place Of Senator Gray, that representa-
tive Of all that lis bad in both states
manship and cltlzenshlp-J Edwar
AddibEs. Such a condition needs n
commentarian. II speaks for itsel
and calls for the sinking OF party tie
for the public good and the credit q
the state.
Evening journal., 1899-01-16

under the Palms" whs given last
night at Olivet Presbyterian Church.
Commencing tomorrow evening
there will be services every night al
the HarvesteIs' Mission. Front ans
Jefferson streets.
Bishop Coleman yesterday morn
ing preached an interesting sermon oi
obedience" at 81 Johns Church.
Evening journal., 1899-01-16
KGll2ri & Co.
62l-623 MarketSM
Half Price
Sale.

To accomplish our purposeof
reducing stock the next two
weeks, we have selected from
each of our departments lines
of desirable goods, which we
offer at one-half regular prices.
All these offerings are on goods
of excellent quality.
Balance of our last seasons
Cambria Embroideries, excep-
tional quality of material and
work at half price.
Balance of our Ladies Nat
ural Wool Pants and Vests,
regularly 75c, at half price,
CSC.
Balance of our 25c Ladies'
Fancy Hose at 12Hc.
Balance of our 38c Ladies'
Fancy Hose at I9c.
Two lines of reliable Corsets
which we are closing out at
half price
Evening journal., 1899-01-16
cEI EBRIArE Tn-NIGHT.

The nineteenth anniversary of Gem
eral Thom as a. smyth Post. No. l. G.
A. r., will be celebrated this evening
by members Of the post.
Evening journal., 1899-01-16

DELAWAREANs ELECTED OFFI-
GERS
AT The annual convention of the Sun
day School Association of tho Union
American Church. IN Chester Rev w.
l. Castell of this city was elected presi
dent Mrs Laura Williams assistant
secretary: James oCok. financial secre-
tary. and Roy. l.. 5. De Shields. super
intendeut cf the Delaware district
Bishop Ruiey. also OF this city installed
the officers The next meeting will bo
held m Newark. Del
Evening journal., 1899-01-16

Let one Democratic caucus suffice,
and make IL fnal and conclusive. II
compliments are to be bestowed on
men who delight to see their names Ia
print in the senatorial connection, lei
10 be done in caucus and not after.
wards.
Evening journal., 1899-01-16

The best, the finest looking and the
most durable Piano made is the Lud-
wig Plane store 5l5 Shipiey street.
Evening journal., 1899-01-16
SI.oO, now soc.
75c, now S8c.

A few best quality SO in.
Taffeta Innings at &c, from
I2Hc.
A few odd colors in Skirt
Cambrics at &c, from &c.
Wide Silk Cream Laces that
have been SOC, 7sc and 81
yard at 25c to close.
Balance Of several lots of
Four-button Kid Gloves in
Blacks, Tans and Modes that
have been $I.25, now soc.
Lot of Printed Cotton CASH
meres for wrappers at SC,
regular 1oc quality.
Braid fronts, revers, yokcs,
&c, sc, have been 81, $3.50
and So, all at soc.
The above offerings will con-
tinue until sold.
Balance of our handsome
Jackets, all of exceptional
quality and workmanship. All
at $I2.5O from SIS 90.
Evening journal., 1899-01-16

Frank Perkins. Of Wheeling, w Va.
a brother-in-law Of Judge ]. Frank
Ball. is visiting his mother, in this
CITY,
Evening journal., 1899-01-16

If j. Edward Addicks will lay his
ear on the rail he Will hear something
coming down the track.
Evening journal., 1899-01-16
Crosby & Hills

You can save lots of money
by trading with us now and
every day.
Evening journal., 1899-01-16
new CASTLE REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE OR RENTING. % south
Fifth ST.. New Castle; brick house slate
roof. seven rooms and bath; range not
and cold water; gas; plastered summer
kitchen: good cellar; best location In
city; newly papered; perfect condition
immediate possession; easy terms. Apply
G.. w. Edwards, Evening journal oltlce
Wilmington. or Julian y. JanVieh NeW
Castle. Del.
Evening journal., 1899-01-16

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money if it fails. 25c.
The times., 1899-11-02
FOR sALE-noRsEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE Contractors Concord buggy. harness,
and sound hna srey horse; cost S265; sell at
half cost. 81 J. 81. mss. uo2-3t
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE new buggics.
secondhand paaetan- surIcs, 1 laundry
wagon, bakery wagon. . traps 5y sets new and
-ccoud-mud harness, nothing iu reason rrfuSsd
blankets and robes from Toe up. tOGSNEL.L
2JJ nth 50. uw. mol sc
FOR SALE Coupe rocBaw8y splendid oondi
ton. Enquire a, 1927 gth ST. NV. oc3l-6r
FOR SALE Handsome read or track mare
ycaFs old, viii show d mile iu 2:aJ OBJ better
Apply or address j.. STRAUSS & CO., 3ls yth ST.
nW. uC5I-3t
FOR SALE Cheap new handmade business
wagons Appiy at 81 Is, st. NV. oc3l&t
FOR sALE-l2lu Ohio ave. NV, several second
band wagons and buggits. SULLIVAN
oo$n3tCm
FOR SALE-A blood bly5 horse, - Is hands hgh;
yclIs Old, can uct iu 2.5J sound, hand
some, and fearless Apply To ROBERT BED
fnlll, hnght"eoa b.iIns tarS ocil-5J,em
FOR SALE-Two good horses; work anywhere:
'fH take pant pag iu coal or groceries ilJ
VI 81. NV, before or axe. O-3J-ir,em
FOR SALE Brown mare; cheap Apply ll2S 18th
81. nw. oc5J-5J.m
FOR SALE-Fiua family horse; extension top
surrey and harness SIdJ; De-. .re ID %. u.. '3t
y. j. axe. oC5D-3t,em
FOR SALE- Cheap, horst, surrey, and harness.
2G1 y. J. ave INV. oc303t,cm
The times., 1899-11-02
RAILROADS
Washington. Alexandria
AND
Mount Vernon Railway
From Staten. I3ia 81 and Pa Avenue.
I'M EH--- N-.----.- -.--

FROM Ntiti- %, ia'a 81 and Ia Avenue
IN Eject N.vtml,e. T. ISgJ
For Alexandria, week DAYS. 6.51 1.lI. ESQ.
SEQ ss25. SEQ, 9-25 l1-o0 Il.n7. I1:t5. a. m-
SiE;o5. ls.2n l2.l5, Nl-20, LAS. 2.t4 2s41 3.25.
@-5i, N4.l3, $3.50. 5:t5. N5-n. $3.50. 6.Il. G.3J.
1905. .i5. SEQ, 9:c0 1900. lI.20. N .5a p u5.
Sundavs-5.45, 0;oO, 9:f5, Iu:sB U.l5 a. ~.
ls.tO neon Pas t.a0. 2;l5 2.o9 $50 4.s1 5si5.
p. M.
For Mount Vernon, week day5-6.sl. son. 1900.
Ilso' a. m, Nl2:05 ~ 30. 2.uo. 2:Io. $3.50, 5:o5,
9-t0 p. IN.
Sundays 300. 1900 neon, 2:I5. s;I5. Gas, 900
For Arlington and AoEad,.ot Bridge week
Gays-s;OO. $50. '9.25, 1000, 1850 a. m. 'i2.05.
-l2:l0 l2;45. u - 2:aH '2.su ss.25. 4.I5. 5.05.
6:o4 $3.50, ;Od. 500 p. ~
Suudays-1;i5. 9.oo, 9:45. 10.s0 1I.'5. d. m.
lz.UV noon. l2.4j, 1880. 2.15 $500 g. I5. 4.3U.
OILS, 500. 6:f5, go. s.l5 p. m
Parcels carried on 8ll irafn- Baggage checked
xExpre-s. TO Arlington 911y.
e.. T. ABBOT. President
The times., 1899-11-02
LEGAL NOTICE

lN .H ~ItCE cot eT OPP THE DISTRICT OF co..
IIUGIA BEFORE LEWIS g. 1'NE1L, 4
JUSTICE OF THE pFACE-jblN =. UuNH-
HOE ND CLARENCE D.. uuNIiipE. TRAD
ING As JOHN E.. DJNuHoE ~'IN. tiai7-
law 40. 2~5-i
s -lusm IS iu due form having been issued lgt
1f tIis t.sut c1 a 'lHiu. constable rt This Dis
-yir- fa- th- -aii defendant, and the -a-1e have
lug been by said constable returned --u1r tr De-
fat.rd rl IS l.r-lE ari--,d ti1t zaii defendant
cause bis appearance 10 b- entered a-rein On ~
before The 5fu Cav .f DECEMBER. IsrT aeaer-
'g- tHr cause win be proceeded with l= iu ease
at -atlI.l
LEWIS J. U'NEAL.
Justice 81 the Peace, District u Columbia.
Lu2,H,IJ
The times., 1899-11-02
WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED, y up; all work guaranteed
LEFREUA, 1901 gth ST. oc5l-3t
FOLKS can't resist our prices when there are
rooms 70 be papeTed. just think af us oh4rs
Ing only = tor plperiug rooms with cur new
rich elegant, stylish paper and guaranteeing yOd
our very finest work. T. @. NOITE, $40 Dth st.
40 BRANCH. ocZs-tf
The times., 1899-11-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-To trade a nice top sida-Jar bugg,
Tor 40. II Parker Bros. bammeTicss gun. Ad-
dress 55th AID 7 s. MOIST
WANTED Good coffee grinder cheap. Address
BOX 459, This o!Hee. 1t
WANTED-A Iaw box. marble top. state size and
price Address Box iZs this Office
WANTED Secondhand oak bedroom suite and
stair carpets gn weekly payments Box s23,
l.s rice. Item
WANTED H.-aes, ea.H price paid f8r second
hand A4gItas and vehicles vi every deSaT5p-
ton, drop postal, J "iI call. CgG>W ELL. 2lp
I}h Ew. uol-3t
WANTEnTa buy small place i5r poultry farm.
on i-sia .IEsHt plan. within 10 miles of Wash
in=ien. Aad.gss BON 49, tbs office. n9I8t
NANTEB-AI ] ta Ils-Aorss-pagsgr electric motor.
must De cheap d. g. BROWN. 1910 ST.
NANTED-Ladg : cape az fine wfau: s--, .do5i.s
Hauscf aI-g.ars uuuolIaed without GssariDtian
and price Address BOX 40, tIis office o.sI-st
WANTED Two pool tables, cheap. address BOX
go, i1iS Office oc5I-sJ
WANTED-lgg bicycles; highest cash prices paid
CYCLE tACHAAGE, t40 10th ~ Iw. ueSI-3t
WANTED-Faot-p5 power bracket saw; STATE price.
address Boz 5s., tlis Office. oc5y.st,en
WANTED-T0 buy cabineruul.er's benches and
foot power machine. Adlf,ss Box 42j this
Office ol59-at,om
BAD lifI-9 etilflrl aI l9 Charge. ii. u. COR
Don, Attorney, 1888 Uw. oeaJGt
WANTED-Furaitarc L. furnish large I,ariiI,-
loiEsD-: such asIallor, bedroom, dininaroom,
and hitcleU furniture. Address Box 40 tins
Office oe27-Imo IN
HIGHEST price paid Tor secondhand bicycles;
alse taken on storage 42i yth st. Ew.
0cz5-tt,eu
WANTED BAUM BROS PAY THE BEST
prices ia the city fos metals, such as brass.
copper, lead. iron, rubber bottles and an kiuds
81 paper stock, ett. Address o. esu 2aGI 7t!l
AN. jy2s-tf.em
WANTED Furniture of All kinds antiaue In
particular; Wiil buy stocks 81 merchandise;
o. % prices paid; dr0p postal, stating what is
i1r s1lc. and III call r. ROSENBERG gv
corner ssA .ina u sis. h6. ly25-tf en-
The times., 1899-11-02

WANTED -GfH. aIsrt J5 OF I7, 90 attend child
oi sT. p uv. IL
The times., 1899-11-02
FYPEWRITERs.

CONE IS and d. your typeNriling, l0e lr hour,
preliminary instruction Tree. tyPcNritcrs
rented Tor pfIctiCe 20 Iow rates. delivered b.
your hoinc; best grade 90 typewriter Gibbons
zoe: SG per dozen. NEN3lAN's TYPEWRITER
AGENCY, Ull ,th 81. NV oc25 3mos
The times., 1899-11-02

Advertise meuts under this head
VIII be inserted for one cent a word
Tor each insertion.
The times., 1899-11-02
FOR sALE-nICYCLEs.

FOR SAI.E-GeutlcuaH's fine bicycle; no reason
able offer refused. Address BON i3s, this Of
fee. uo23t
FOR SALE-New uickel-plated Eclipse bicycle;
hub brake and coaster 1850 model; $40 cash.
Adirr-s Bon SOL this office. oc3I5t
FOR SALE or in exchange for typewriter, fine
Victor bicycle. 80 + st. me- oeSl3t
FOR SALE Lady's wheel, high grade, cheap
ls2G 10Th ST. oc3l-3t
FOR SALE-Ggutlem4u' Sterling. s.; lady's Crcs
cent So, oHsld's wheel. 81, splendid c0ndi-
ton. 40 10TH ST. rw. oc3l3t
FOR SALE Gents ta9 Tribune picyca: 23-inch
frame; used about months; 80. $3.50 p. IN,
ID q 81. H~. ac5J-3t. en-
The times., 1899-11-02

1911 81. XIV Handsomely furnished to-rns en-
suite single; superior table; dining room
parlOT floor; references. oc29.It
The times., 1899-11-02

WANTED Woman 10 cook aH5 wash. also
lhar.a aru-ia ta va-H. I-.- Creg ave. lt
The times., 1899-11-02

WANTED Ladies tairHe- and -.ir hand; es-
V.aauead .uIg need apply sl5 18th So u" u
The times., 1899-11-02
ron sALE-LoTs.

FOR sALE-A site tor houses fronts on public
park; gas water, sewer; sidewalk aud pave
ment all paid for. viii sell cheap; give TING II
wanted. ". Z. DODGE, 200 9th ST. oc23-tf .,.,l,
The times., 1899-11-02
wANTED-IIoUsEs
wANTED-RooM AND BOARD.
WANTED-HoARnERS.

WaNTED-Raom and board for two gentlemen:
strictly private family preferred. Address
BON SO, Tins office. orI-9t
The times., 1899-11-02
2.2sn Chesapeake
SS4E & Ohio 3y.

Through the tsEuHOrst sCgucEy o.
America. All Grains SrstIbuIeJI.
Electric Lighted stea1.s HeHtvd.
All Meals served Ia lining ears
station sixth and J. Sfrs-etn-
Schedule II elect dune ID. Is8g-
2.Ij T.. ST. DAiLl -,-s--I...4-i 4L- 81 Lcl-f
SlelI-l-51ilI u.lu log Cincinnati r4 .latl
sgepels 10 Cincinnati, Lexington. L5g.ssIile L.
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Tram fsr Cnc.-HlG. Pullman S.ecrc.s ,5 Li1c.l-
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C4l.y, except sunday
Reservation sn,. r.oset8 az Chesapeake AMI u--5
lfEces. 5i3 Pennsylvania Avenue; GO l4tn Street,
near T. AID al the station. TcI~phoEs eaia iItl
CT PeHusy lyaHi4 Railroad Cab Service-
~ W FULLER
General Ps -zen--- N4-a-
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WANTED To trade a nice top side-Jar bug
Tor No. y Parker Bros. bammerlcss gun. 4
dress o5tn AID ] -. MOST
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ron SALE on RnNr-EARMs.

FOR SALE OR RENT I03Jcre faun, g mile. from
Navy Yard Bridge. Enquire II. G. EMRirI
90 Va. ave So. uaJ-st ~,
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Do WANT an N-ceIlent home. near school and
churches at Falls Church: $500 cash; balance
On easy terms; to close an estate; write me. Box
3j2, this Office oc27-lOt en-
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con RENr-sroREs s DWELLINGS

FOR RENT I12s Eth 81. NV, 3story brick store
and dwelling, % rooms; ALI mod. iinpy ar-
cupi,d for 20 years by W. u. Spehouse, paper
hanger; newly repaired inside and out for terms
etc. apply CHAS. $. sHRESE, 1909 7th st. NV
uol-3J
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STOR

STORAGE, 75 cents per load. UNITED STATES
STORAGE Co, 40 10th ST. NV oC5I-5t
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STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AVn q srz
''s2 A. H MkEb DAYS. PFUTSBURg FE
rl,tS>- PsEi0F and Diaing Cars Harrisburg "a
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LOST
FOUND.

FOlND-in Columbia Theatre. Monday last
pockelbaok, with sum Of money D. L. ~
.Z8 1Itu NV. ~
FoUNb-A pocsetboob; owner may have same hy
proving contents Call at I42 ) st. NV IL
FOUND pug dog. Enqnre I88 ST. Sc.
Item
FOIND-Ioe cream, pure and delicious, 7Or nor
gallon. LACEY CREAMERY CO., COZ y Y.
ave. NV Phone 21sI ic3--ff
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WOULD YOU suffer for soc. with the neuralgia
toothache. earache, rheumatism. when
Mexican Eureka will cure ycu. For sale by
Majors. eth and O. NV Reynolds ID aud c ne;
i57 G. NV. Waverley Cafe lZIs Pa. ave. NV;
J. L. HAYENS. sole Prop. uo2-lt