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AUCTION SALES.

UNITED STATES MARSlALS SALE-By virtue
o: a writ Of ten faciaz, issued out Of the
clerks oiice Of the supreme Court OF the District
Of Columbia. aud ta me directed. ] will sell az
public sale for cash. on SATURDAY, MARCH ~.
1900 AT Il O'CLOCK 4. NJ in front Of the
court house door, Washington, d. C., the follow
ing described zeal estate. to-wit: Lots numbered
- S. 50. and so. IN block number |, in Oregon
l. Green's subdivision %; a part ct tract OF
land in the county OF Washington.
District Of Columbia, as per plat 10
County Book, number @, page 81, in tie
Office Of the Surveyor OF the District Of Columbia
seized and levied upon as the property OF tlaud-
ius b. Smith and George .. Watson Trustees
tlre tenants OF Andrew NJ Green deceased. and
sold 10 satisfy execution No. 4l.Gjf, in favor Of
Henry II. Bergman. Treasurer Of The Washington
SIX Per C,at Permanent Building Association,
plaintiff.
AUIICK PALMER Marshal
THOS DONLING y co. Aucu1lcers.
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FOR RENT-A desirable story brick house. 1922
Union st. sw. rooms. water. and water
closet; near car line. can be rented to a small
white family for 5000. Apply TO STONE &
FAIRFAX, s06 F Il. fe2I-3,
FOR RENT-To a small colored family. 22l5
Cleveland ave; 2,Soy brick, rooms and
water; rent. Sli. Apply 70 STONE & FAIRFAX,
SOC ST. ''at fe21-3t
FOR RENT House, parly furnished rooms rent
&C.. bltders; rare chance. L Grant place
my f4s--st
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RAILRO DADS.
Washington. AieXandrI,
AND
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station. 1871 St sad P, Avenue
In Eject November /. Is9l
For Alexandria. wees days. ESQ. zoo 7.2l
500 SIS. s;5e. BPS, 1000. II 90. II q. a. ~
xl2 05. 1920. 12:45 H1:s0. 1875. 200. go S.25
1859. KRIS, 40 sos. KS o. $40. eos $50
7:06. 7.35, 500 eco. 1880. II % II so p m.
Suudays-7:+5 900. las, i1..J Ii.lj. a n .
300 noon. las So 2.I5. 400 ats. 4.2) s: 5
eco, e;45. $50. Sis. 800. 1000, u:2o, lI:So
p. m.
For Mount Vernon, week days-s;so s'no. 1880.
li:0o a m. xl2:05. xI.20, 200. 2:4O. 1850. 50d.
900 p n.
sundays-s;OO. I2:co noon. 2:15. s:is 6:G. 900
p. N.
For Arlington md hcgsdHct Bridge week
days-s.1o 50. p % 10 90 1i:o0 a. NJ, ~ o.
'l2:2o. 1855. rs g.g9 -2:i0 Is, AIS. 5so5
C;Qs. ESQ., 7.06. SEQ p. n.
Sundays-7:45. 600 GAS. 1880. HIS. a. n.
700 noon. 1915. l:20. Z.i5. 500 3 IS, 40
SIS. 500 Gas. 80. Sis p. N.
Parcels carried on al trains Baggage checked
1ExpresS. 10 Arlington cnly.
J. COLyIN. Superintendent
O. z ABROT PrcsilepA
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WANTED Energetic salesman; school supplies;
country work; 500 salary and extras. X. ..
EVANS CO. Chicago, IL
felO.1I.l4 lis q. 2#.z5.2s
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CWALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers)
AUCTION SALE OF JNREDEEMEp PLEDGES
will sell b. public auction at $50 nth 81. NV,
MARCH l. At 6.3) 7. NJ, all good GA which
interest remains unpaid. consisting Of gold. silver
and metal watches diamonds clocks, chains, rings
jewelry OF all kinds. clothing. hooks. musical in
guns, rcvolyeFs, typewriters. etc.
HENRY II. GROCE, Treasurer. fe23'1t
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LEGAL NOTICE.


Oiled Feb. :, I90--J. r. YOUNG, Clerk).
IN TIE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA. HOLDING AN EQUITY
COURT FOR THE SAID p!STRICT-EDGAR
: KENNEDY. Complainant y. THE IN
KNOWN HEIRS OF JOHN PHILLIPS. WAL
TER EVANS, JOSEPH POPE, LEVIN BOONE
GEORGE BOONE. NICHOLAS BOONE, VIII
LIAM BOONE, JOIiN BOONE. WARREN
LOVE ANTHONY LUNON. ELISHA BERRY
ELISHA FERGUSON. Otherwise Called ELI
STA BERRY: JAMES MILLER, THOS. OWEN
WILLIAMS. AND ELIZA r. BERRY. nee VII
fIAAlS. AND THEIR HEIRS Defendants. Ia
EQUITY 40. .I3S1.
On motion OF f. = Key smith and George C.
Aul5ou>. solicitors, for the complainant. it Is by
the court. this 9Th day OF February, 1900 or
darrd that the above named defendants. namely
the unkroVu heir. deyisee,. and aenees. re-
-ppcf vely Of John Phillips. Walter Evans joseph
Fopc Levin Boone, George Boone. Nicholas
Boouc, William Booze. john Boone. Warren Lowe
Anthony Luyou. Elisha Berry. Elisha Ferguson,
otherwise called EiizhI Berry; james Miller.
Th1ms, owen Williams. and Eliza T. Berry me-.
Williams and each Of them cause their appear
anec TO be entered herein. on or before the first
rule day occurring forty days after this date;
otherwise this cause Will Zoe proceeded with as
ia case Of default. Provided COPY Of this or
der bc published IN the Washington Law Re
porter aud In Tie Times once week for three
successive weeks before said rule day. The object
Of this suit Is 90 quiet the title OF the com
u.siraut Co. the portion living and situated in the
District of Columbia. Of tract Of land living
ugriN ia Prince George county. State OF Mary
lard. aud partly in the District % Colum5il, and
known and described as Boyle Farm. being made
up and composed OF tracts and parts Of tracts IS
follows: A part Of "Fig-t addition to Stony
Hill" containing fifty -ioui tji) acres more or
less; part OF "Littleworth,' containing fifty (5OJ
acres more OF less; part Of "Prevental.' con-
tsiriug hftythree t53l acres more less and part
ct Mount sterling containing fifty-four and
thrcc-towths Gi'D acres more or less as we'll
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Call at office for semi-monthIy Bulletin

COiI AGE by the sea at It. Augustine, Fla, nice
beach for SUIT bathing; for sale. rent, or ex-
change. W, 205 G st. NV, Washington.
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NANrEn-Ry young nan 60 exchange French les
son, Tor Job printing. Box l51, this o.ioe.
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ron RENT-FLATs.

FOR RENT For-raon Rat within hair square
ConEre,sioua! Library; gas and heat; So.
DOB 81. ~. fc2S-"t
FOR RENG-Flat of three rooms: iur. tor house
keeping: steam heat aud bath A2l 9th st. mss.
3c1- Sc en-
FOR RENT-flst OF . rooms. 40 Sd st. nv. CAL
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FoR REST-RooMs.

/ FOR RENT-s1I 81 st.. furnished rooms; hest.
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WANTED--Good woman or good man ara Wiic 80
keep house Tor widower. Address bon 49,,
this Office. fe2s-2t
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ron sALE-BICYCLEs.

EXTRAORDINARY BARG AfNS-Large assortment
Of high grade bicycles: some only slightly
used; from S. up. CYCLE EXCHANGE. 40 10Th
1t Ly te-O-St
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Go Chesapeake b .S al
F6UTS & JIllG nv.


America. All Trains VestibuIsd,
Electric Lighted. steam Heated
All Meals Served In Dining Cars.
station Sixth and ID Streets.
SLe!uls in eject February q. 1904
z.I5 J.. 81 BAU.N-C-uciuau and st. Louis
-n-c.1.-SoHI train far CiHlin--U. rul,min
>.,speFs to Cincinnati, Lexington. LcuisyiEc, In
annapolis and 81 Louis. vitHogt change. PIvlor
.4r Ioyngl.n Va. % virginia 10. Springs.
parlar Cas- Cincinnati 90 Clieago
lI-l0 T.. n DAILY. J.. s. Limited Solid
train f1r Cia1islsti. r.iiGsu Slcepe-s o. yincin-
u-tj. Lexington. and louisville. witheu. change.
open for occupancy ~ 300 g. r. tcauec-
zion fas hot Springs, Va, daily. rllin1a
compartment Csr % Virginia Hot Spr.rgs cs.iy
except sunday. Observation Css HiEtcn 70 Cia.
iHnati- Sleepegs Cincinnati TO Chicago s2& -.
louis.
Has L. NJ DAILY EXCEPT sUNDAY-For
Newport News. Norfolk. and old Fo.n, Comfort
(yia Penn. Y. H.. Z. T. & r.. aEd Kie.EioncJ.
through Pullman Buffet Parior Cas.
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daily except Sunday.
Reservation ard tickets At Chesapeake and Ohio
,ffices 5l3 Psur<ylv4uia Avenue; 900 I4ih street.
evar ?. and At the Station Telephone cal. l4AIs
or Pennsylvania R2iirosd Cab Service.
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STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND sTs
81 4. ~ wEER DAYS. PfTrSBURC TX
PRESS-rarior and Dining Cars Harrisburg 70
Piftshurg
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk. New
- port News, and all points South, by the
- superb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk" and Wash
- ington," on the following schedule:
Ly- Wlshlngton-6sD pm LV. PQrtsmogth-5.oo pm
Lv Alexandria 90 pm Lv. Norfolk. .... .5.45 pm
Ar Fl. Monroe 7.OJ am Ly. IT. Monroe. IS pm
Ar Norfolk. $50 am Ar. Alexandra. 80 am
Ar. Portsme ats Is am Ar. W4shinston--I.o0 am
Tickets on sale Al sI7 Penn. ave-. B. and
- o. ticket Office, SO Penn ave. and corner
- 18Th st. and N Y ave, C. & o. ticket Of
- fees, at 6l3 Penn ave, and so liLb St
- S. A. l. ticket Office. l45a Z. Y. ave-, ara
on board steamers
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- erai Offices, 18th 81. wharf, Wash ID. e.
- Phone 80.
no2s-tf JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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FOR SALE-HOUsEs.
For RENT-HOUsEs

FOR RENT-I2i6 st. re-, Groom brick o. N :;
only Sl6Gj. JAY b. SMITH, go 18th IT, ne.
fe1S Il
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WALL PAPER.

CRONJE surrendered But It took 1900 British
troops 70 capture Cronie ard bis 1900 men.
How many will it take TO capture General Joubert
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Office. II
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-10
THE CARLSBAD SiNIT1RTTN

Among the home hotels Of Saratoga especially
rive especial benefit from the mineral waters and
have the advantage of medical supervision
possesses greater advantages than the Carlsbad
which Is kept open the entire year, 1t Is in Frank
lin Square one block from the United States Hotel
and only five minutes from the mineral springs
The sanitarum Is under the medical direction of
DR.. Il. V. Dennel. formerly United States Army
surgeon and n physician with much experience at
foreign watering places lie has applied TO the
Hotel Carlsbad the system which prevails success
vlding n definite plan adapted individual cases
and pursued correct lines. The diet OF those
taking treatment Is properly regulated. and there
IS opportunity to derive all possible benefit from
the course OF treatment II 1t is carefully followed
The combination of the salubrous climate of Sara
toga with the active healing qualities OF the min
eral springs, with the OF the under
medical advice which extends to the entire reguIa-
ton of the mode OF life affords the best possible
combination OF all that Saratoga has to offer to
those who are seeking health. The house has new
furnishings excellent family service, and the mum
her OF guests Is limited. Private service of meals
such AZ suit the NEST fastdious.
A movement has been begun under the direction
Of DR. Deuel. enlarge the scope Of the sanitaru:n
by making II a great Hotel Carlsbad. with all the
appointments and appliances which the renowned
resorts the Continent possess and adequate for
the greatest natural health resort In the
world, which Saratoga easily Is The scheme in
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HOTEL D4T4RD0. SARATOGA SPRINGS.

That still the new transcends the old is as true
Of hotels of many other things. and the modern
house contains much that the earlier built has
not the scope of modern facilities and con-
veniences unknown a few years ago. At Sara
tosa Springs there is every style Of hotel from the
gigantic hosiery which holds n regiment, served
by n battalion Of retainers, the modest cottage
which holds only small family. Midway between
these extremes are many varieties Of houses. more
less elaborate in scope and attractiveness and
Offering varied means OF enjoyment.
typical is the Hotel Davardo the latest
OF the hotels built at the Springs In the eega nce
and comfort OF the arrangement of both its pri-
vate and public rooms. the perfection all details
the admirable qualities OF the service and attend
ancc, II leaves nothing to be desired The site OF
the Hotel DavardO Is unsurpassed. It Is In North
Broadway. which has been termed the finest street
in America, In the very centre OF the fashionable
Saratoga life, and within two minutes walk OF
the principal springs From It's broad pazzas
where sunshine or shadow may be found at ali
hours Of the day can be Witnessed the panorama
of the summer life OF the season, with all its
brilllancy and wealth OF color, while there is op-
pOrtunlty for enjoyment OF all the privacy of cot
tage life in the arrangement OF the house for the
comfort of guests The management. with an ex-
perience OF fifteen years in the best hotels of the
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SARATOGA TICHY WATER.

OF the famous Saratoga springs, the OF
none Is more agreeable and invigorating than that
from the Vichy Spring, 1t is The only alkaline
water found Saratoga. and contains more soda
and less salt than any other. The spring dis
covered IN 1872 by drilling To depth OF $50 feet,
and the carbonic acid gas in Il forces the water to
the surface, where IL is bottled by improved APP
planes. so that OF its natural qualities
impaired. The water is prescribed for digestive
troubles. especially proving specific for dys
pepsIa acdity OF the stomach. bladder and kidney
difficulties. It serves TO tone up the stomach and
restore impaired appetite. and thus aids nature in
her work. For enrIching the blood the ingredients
Saratoga viChy most admirable. The aka
inc qualtieS. bicarbonateS OF soda lime. maRnesii
and lithia exceed the saline properties. while the
carbonc acid gas makes il agreeable and slightly
eXhiIarating beverage and table wafer.
A great number OF testimonials to the benefits of
the water, showing its beneficial qualities for a
variety OF affections. and superiority to the vichy
from the springs in France, have been received by
the Saratoga Nichy Spring Company. and the mum
Der of the visitors the Springs who II is
constantly Increasing. 1t is especially recommend
ed for bankers. lawyers. editors ministers and
other professional persons who lead an indoor and
sedentary life. To degree II compensotes for
active outdoor exercise and promotes appetite and
digestion, while warding Off evils to which such
persons continually exposed Its free
all times is both beneficial and pleasurabie.
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William Buttlng, the Waterbury cottage. Phila-
Inlon-ave.; Eugene f. OConaor, Carone-st.
James shevlin. the White cottage. South Broadway;
Alanson Trask, ''Oweekin," Nelson-ave.; Mirabeau
Jacob Worth. Phiadephia-st.
Among the other cottagers are Ralph Black of
Boston. Mass. the Peters cottage Union-a =:
Walter II. Bryant, of Philadelphia. the Marvin cot
tage, Clinton-st.: Murray Boocock the Hammill
cottage. Safest; Joseph p ellison of Doboy Ca
Lake-avc: DR. George Peck. of Elizabeth y j.
the Putnam cottage, Federal-st.: William G. Story
of Lawrence. Long Island. the Van Rensselaer,
cottage, Clinton-st.; Hiram Tompkns, of Chicago.
the Montgomery cottage, Circular-st.; Douglas w
Mabie, tnion-ave., and Edward ID. White the
Shackelford cottage. Ballston-ave
Those from Albany include Miss Sarah w Bar
nard. the Day cottage, Philadelpna-st.: DIR. Henry
Hun, the Cook cottage, Fifth-ave.: J. Townsend
Lansing Nelson-ave. and Philadelpha-st and NJ
y. Nolan. Crcuar-st
Those from Troy John Don the Stevens cot
taGe North broadway: Edward NJ. Green, the
Camerson cottage. Third-st.; Frank Gilbert the
Hamilton cottage. North Broadway: Mrs. Edwa rd
A: Gibert. the Thompson cottage, Woodlawn-ave :;
William l.. Hall, the Niele cottage. North Broad
way; George p. Ide the Lawton cottage Clement
ave; Henry G. Ludlow. the Lester cottage North
broadway; DR.. John w Morris the Church cot
tage North Broadway; Francis y Mann Wood
lawI-aYe.: Mrs. James Morrison, the Houghton
cottage, North Broadway; George s. Robinson
w oodlawn-aVe-; George A. Stone. the Mcleod cot
tage Ciement-aye.; James l. Thompson, the Bar
rett cottage. North Broadway, and Mrs Eliza
Ihacher the Church cottage North Broadway
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DIR. STRONG'S SANITARIUM,


A place for rest and recreation.
health and strength. Beautifully
situated on the crest of the hill over
looking the valley OF the Springs,
surrounded by shade trees and
spacious lawns.
All the appointments and con-
VenicnCeS of a first class hotel; ele-
vator, steam heat, high-Class sani-
tary arrangements. suites with
bath. Large sun parlor and prom
enade on the roof. MagnifiCently
appointed Turkish, Russian. Hy-
dro-ElectriC and Mineral Water
Baths. Electrical and Hydro-ther-
apeutical treatment, massage, etc.
Long distance telephone and telegraph
Office in the office.
CFoquet a Lawn Tennis Grounds; GOl4
Send for illustrated circular.
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at Broadway and Circular-st. The location is
within five minutes walk of the principal hotels
and stores and yet it is removed enough to af-
ford quiet and rest when desired, without remote
The rising ground of the location of The
Adine is also cooler than the heat of the village.
All the means OF enjoyment which the tide OF
10 the guests of this hotel who follow the bent
of their own inclination in seeking what n
duCes to enjoyment and invigoraron mind
body. At the same time the homeke comforts and
personal attention Of small hotel their
command. The Aldine will be under the manage
ment the present season of Herbert h. Smith. and
he promises to make ii comfortable and n
tcyable summer home exists this fashion
able resort. with the best accommodations
SOnAhe
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THE ALDTNE AT SARATOGA

Volumes have been written of the beauties ana
charms of Saratoga, but each fresh visitor finds
and unsupported attractions at this famous
watering place There are features at this centre
Of social gayety that appeal only to those who
seek TO be In throng of pleasure seekers and
amid a whirl Of social excitement, but also to those
who desire to be mere lockers on in Vienna -
while finding secluson and quiet when they are
wanted in homelike hotels and cottages
In the beautifully shaded streets of Saratoga
Springs. which possess so many attractions for
Nsltors, there are many such resorts but none
is more elgiby situated than The Aldine which
is block from the world famous Congress Snrine
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ance for exercise and health. library and art gal.
lery; in short. all that aid guests in recovery
from Ill health and in permanent bodily improve
ment will be provided The variety of the mineral
waters Saratoga provide for the treatment
practically OF all Ills 20 which flesh Is heir and with
the methods Of the Carlsbad everything that science
can do in the way OF assisting nature and removing
obstacles from her path in building the tissues
and restoring health and strength will be available
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wolves the conducting OF high class family hotel
ON systematic and scientific sanitary and dietetic
principles under the direction OF a stan OF eminent
physicians directly interested In the of the
enterprise.
Tho plans for the addition the building provide
for q court surrounded by of cottages, with
proper exposure To the and air and yet nsuring
privacy. \ spacious rotunda parlor, all forms
OF baths. gymnasium equipped with every appl-