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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-07-10
Long Credit

A discharged soldier. lately returned
from the Philippines. tells a tale of a
shirt which is TOO good TO be lost. His
company was returning from a LONG
and tiresome scouting trip, in whicn
most of the men had parted with the
greater part of their wearing apparel.
when he saw on a clotheshne in the
grounds of a residence adjoining a big
stone church, W. very good shirts.
hung out to dry. As he had at the
time only hal a shirt TO his back. he
proceeded To help himself to a whole
one. Whereupon a woman came out
of the house, and said to him, in passa-
BILE English: You will pay for that
on the judgment day" Madame" ne
replied, III you give such long credit,
I will take both shirts" which he pro
ceeded to do.-The Argonaut.
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The date for the flora parade which
promises to be an especially attractive
feature of the fremen's tournament
has been changed from Wednesday to
Thursday evening July 18th. 1t will be
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. One eason
for the change is that some who will
have to participate in the firemen'S pa
rade on Wednesday morning could not
do so and also prepare for the floral pa
rae Another reason is that indica.
lions are that the largest crowd of out
of-town people will be in the city on
Thursday and the parade will be a
pleasing attraction for them. AS pre-
viously stated ladies who so desire will
be privileged to have ar attendant
walk at the head of their horses to
guard against accident.
The general preparations for the
tournament are progressing very sat
isfactOrily and a big success is assured.
Fire laddieS and their friends will be
here by the thousands from the Oun
tains to the sea- and they will be here,
too, from adjacent states. From the
papers throughout the state it is evil
denced that there will be no lack of
firemen or apparatus. The Winston
Salem Journal of July 9Th says:
Monday morning about 20 men will
leave here for Wilmington to attend
the fireman'S They Will
carry with them the following: Chiefs
buggy. hos wagon, hook and ladder
truck, engine No. 2, Salem Eagle Hose
Reel and seven horses.
There will be about 80 fremen from
Salem, IA being from the Rough and
Ready and the remainder with the
Eagle Hose Reel. Thirty-five or more
will go from Winston.
Captain Schlosser said he guessed it
would take a whole train to carry all
or at least several cars.
w predict for the boys a nice time
and that they will bring back a num-
Der of prizes. The Wilmington people
once said of our Hook and Ladder man
that he was a circus man he performed
the part of climbing so we'll We want
to sustain our reputation"
The WinSton-Salem Seminal of the
same date says that the Winston Hook
and Ladder Company has elected Paul
Miller and w. S. Lindsay delegates to
the state Ffremen's convention at Will
mington. Wingfield Young n Henry
Stultz a~lternates.'
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TRIBUTE TO DIR. BLACKWELL.
PEOPLE of Timmonsville Delighted
With His Ministry.

Rev. c. S. Blackwell. d. D., pastor
OF the First Baptist church. this city
is making a splendid impression among
the perple Of Timmonsville, S. -,
he conducted a series OF
meetings. The following tribute from
a citizen of Timmonsvflle will be read
with interest by Messenger readers:
Timmonsville. s. G., July 7th.
Mr.. Editor:
AS a citizen Of this place, ! write To
say that we have had the delightful
pleasure and profitable privilege of
hearing Rev. c. s Blackwell, d. D., of
you city. preach for a week. II 10 in
deed a pleasure to hear such
as he delivered, and TO come in per
sonal contact with this scholar. gentle
man christian Feeling that you must
be proud OF him yourselves. we write
this brief as expression of our annre-
citation OF him and his
"A CITIZEN"
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DELIGHTFUL WEEK END DANCE.
One of h Most Enjoyable Ever GfyenI
at Seashore Hote1-Some of the Guests.

At the Seashore Hotel last night the
regular weekend dance was given and
il proved to be one of the most enjoy
able social occasions of the seaside sea-
son. Large numbers of visitors includ-
ing the guests of the hotel, besides
many city folk and residents of the
beach were present. and enjoyed the
occasion. The supper served was an
excellent one, embracing most of the
delicacies of the sea. The music fur
nished by Professor Miller's orchestra
as usual elected the highest praise.
Among the guests at this popular
hotel now are: G.. H. White, Baltl-
more; w. w. Shaw, Durham; Mrs. s.
Leob, Montgomery; Elina II. Faison,
Washington; w. l.. Reynolds, Allan
Ia; Alexander Webb, Raleigh; r. D..
Caldwell. Lumberton; John Farrlor
and son, Charlotte; w. b. Wllllams,
wife and son, Charlotte; Charles Z.
Baker, Raleigh; E. kaufman, Atlanta;
E. NJ. Vogel, Philadelphia; j. +. Leak,
Rockingham, X. p. Lewis, Ralelgh;
F. w. Leak Rockingham; ). ID. Cnes-
hire, Raleigh;F. S. Franklin and Wife,
Charlotte. Miss Lizzie Lawrence. Char
Iotte Mrs. W. S. Leddell and children,
Charlotte; Miss Lilly Rhyme, MT. Hol-
ly; Miss Georgia Lowe, Lowesville;
Miss Edna Lowe, LowesvilFe; Miss
Thurman, Charlotte; G. Sudder, Cnar-
lotte. w. O. shannon, North Carolina;
e. K. Bryan, North Carolina; John NJ.
Craig. Gastonia; w. G.. Rhyme. Mt.
HoI1v n A. Rhyme, Mt. Holly; G. L.
Patterson, North Carolina; Miss Daisy
McDonald, Charlotte II. G. Barbee,
Miss Dodd, Raleigh; Mrs.
Darby; w. F. Dowd, Charlotte; Miss
Crif6fb. charlotte; Thomas Alexander,
a. d. Zachary and wife, Raleigh; Mrs.
U. T. Cook. Fayetteville; Miss Huff
man. Morganton; c. G. Mulford, New
YORK: l.. J. Otterbourg, Chicago; w.
McDougaII. Columbia; Delo Thomas,
winston, J.. A. Fountain, Richmond.
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new HANOVER CRIMINAL COURT
PERCY OF DOMINICA" MAY BE TRIED
FOR MANSLAUGHTER TODAY
Charged with Causing the Deaf of
PERSON Caused Followers to Starve
Themselves - Separated Husbands
and Wives and Was General Nuisance
According to Mayors Court Indict-
m~ent-Cases Tried Yesterday-Tales-
men Drawn.

1t is expected hat the trial of Percy
of Dominica" on the charge of man
Judge Moore has appointed Brooke
slaughter, will be called this morning.
Empie, Esq, and l.. V. Grady, Esq,
to defend him. AS noted in yesterdays
Messenger, the grand jury a return
ed a true bill against him for the kill
ing Of Nettie Scott, colored, on April
26th. In this connection the charge
Mayor WaddelPS court in which the
preliminary hearing was had will be
of interest. 1t is as follows:
Defendant constantly annoyed and
disturbed the people in that part of
the city in which he lived by pretend
ing TO be a Divine Person, by gather
ing crowds, by ordering his victims to
starve themselves, by separating wives
and husbands, by causing himself to
be worshipped as a god and by causing
the death Of n Nettie Scott, who,
under his orders, starved until she
on h 9th day OF April"
Cases disposed of during yesterdays
session of the court were as follows:
James Jones, larceny; jury with
drawn and mistrial had.
Nelson Jenkins, larceny, guilty; six
months on the county road.
Frank Mumford, assault and bat
terry with deadly weapon six months
on the county road.
Frank Mumford, carrying concealed
weapon; judgment suspended.
Andrew Walker, concealed weapon;
verdict not guilty.
George w. Runge, assault and bat
terry with deadly weapon; verdict not
guilty.
j. w. Phifer, larceny; not guilty.
Elijah Williams, larceny; submit
ted; three months on the public roads.
John Jones, larceny, guilty; judg-
ment not yet pronounced.
Sheriff McRae yesterday drew the
following talesmen to augment the
petit juries which will serve today: w.
NJ. Moore, w. J. Keys, William b. Hol-
loway, II. A. Martindale. c. G. Coving-
ton, w. n. Taylor, w. j. Kerr, L. B.
Rogers, T. n. Hawkins, T. G. Lander,
George K. West, George T. Alderman,
]. p. Montgomery. James English, H.
B. Taylor, A. D.. Orrell, c. M. Butler,
Selden Jones, ". H. Bloom, L. K. Ellis,
A. G.. Alderman, d. w. Chadwick, A.
s. Jones, z. w. Whitehead, John s.
Grafhin. William II. Yopp. d. g.
George, j. G. W. Tienken, ". D.
1eorse' u.
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Stands by Old Faith.

Princeton, N. J., June 2s.-Professor
Be5amin b. Wardeld, OF the Princeton
Theological Seminary, has come out
strongly against any revision OF the
Westminster Confession OF Faith.
In an dnteryiew DR.. Warfield said he
thought there were certain things
which, like the multiplication table,
never change, and that among them Il
the C~onfesson of Faith. This Is found
ed In the only foundation OF b CHRIS
tan of the Christian fasth-namefy,
the Bible. Professor War1eld made
public a letter, which ne LecenL.y ser,
To he stated clerk of the General
Presbyterian Assembly, asking to be
excused from serving on a
to consider the question
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He Did Not Sneak.

TheMesssenger learns that Mr.. Sea-
well, populist nominee for attorney gem
eral was to speak at Laurinburg yes
terday but vas notified by telegraph
as he came down b Carolina Central
read that he would not be allowed to
speak. He did not heed the warning.
A few miles above Laurfnourg two
rad shirts got on the train, at the next
station about fifty red shirts came on
board and at Laurinburg where Sea-
wen got off the train ne was picked
up bodily and put back on n a n
told to keep going. 1t is needless 10
say that he needed their advice ana
did not get OF again until ne reacheu
Maxton.
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The Best Prescription For Chflls.

And Fever is a bottle OF
Tasteiess Chill Tonic. The formula ID
plainly printed en- each package. il Il
simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless
form and is compounded in correct
proportions. The reason fmitators do
not advertise their formula Is because
they know you would not buy tn
medicine IL you knew it's ~ingredients1
Growers Is the original. and il the only
chill and fever remedy sold throughout
the entire malarial section OF the Unit
ed States. No cure. no pay. p,
for sal nv Rob't r. Bellamy.
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TO STRENGTHEN THE TEAM.
Mr.. NIXON DAVIS RETURNS FROM BAL
TIM0RE AND WASHINGTON

Had Good success I'm Seeking Out Play
ers to Strengthen n Wilmington
Team-win Choose From Caliiplawe,
Stanly, Davis, Cronin, Horriss, Beard
and Other Well known Players.
Meeting of North Carolina Base Ball
Association Tonight.
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standard Oil Works Fire.

New York, July 6.-The fire at the
Standard Oil Company's works was
practically under control at 5 o'clock
tonight and will burn itself u by to-
morrow morning. The damage is $2,-
400. 600. The company insures its own
property, a fund being set aside Tor
that purpose.
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A gentleman recently cured Of dys-
pepsia gave the following appropriate
rendering Of Burns famous blessing:
Some have meat and cannot eat, and
some hay lone that want 1t; but we
have meat and we can eat, Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure be thanked" This pre-
paration win digest what you eat. II
instantly relieves and radically cures
indigestion and all stomach disorders.
r. R. Bellamy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound


That the ufss0SfreNance
can be placed upon this
great medicine Is fesH-
fled to by an army of
grateful women who have
been helped by II.
Mrs. Pinkhasss, WHO has
the greatest and most
successful experience in
the world 10 qualify her.
will advise you free of
charge. Her address IS
Lynn, Mass. Write TO her.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-07-10
THE FIREMEN,s TOURNAMENT.

Date of Floral Parade Changed to
Thursday at > =. Manifestations Tor
Big Crowd - The Winston-SaIem
Delegation.
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WILL CONVENE THIS WEEK.
FIRST BIENNIAL CONFERENCE SOUTH
ERN ADVENT CHRISTIAN ASS0-
CATION OF AMERICA.

Sessions TO be Held In second Advent
Church on sixth Street-Delegates
VIII Begin to Arrive Tomorrow Con-
ference to he CaHed To Order at 10 &.
m. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Puoii-
cation Society to Meet Jointly
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The
Of Life

This Is q critical period
n the life of every woman
and no mistakes should
be made.
The one recognized and
reAabL0 help for women
who arc approaching and
passing through this
wonderful change is
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Baltimore g Ohio
Z ABROAD.


Schedule in effect August y, 1863
Leave Washington from station corner OF NeS
Jersey Avenue ard Street
For Chicago and Northwest. NeStIbu-c1 Limit
Cd trains I0-53 = n. s-sJ z. H.. daily
For Cincinnati. ST Louis ara indianapolis, *
press, 1905 q. Fe-ti5UlIc Limited SO P H.
cypress I:I0 night, daily
For PittSHuTg and Cleveland 1910 4 n sjt
p. and Co a n, o4i y
For Columbus Sos P ~ daily
Fer Winchester ard way stations, +S:2J 4 mt
SD p. III, and $50 p
Fer Luay. 80 p daily.
For Baltimore. week dsyS. N2:2J, 500, 6;3l
xIz:I0 Il, 12:l5- MID. z5:oa. N4;09. N4:S0 80
zJ:C5, X5:I0, z5:S5. AG.-2, 6-%j, Ns-09, SIy:e9r
17:Io. SO, 500 a. m, Si2:Io. xl;lo. I:d s,
AS:Gg, $50, s:25, N5-J5 I5-l0, 6:S5- No;Jl
xl0:Co, xII:so. xll-s5 p II
For Annapolis. 40 i. and l2:I5 p m Sun
days, $50 d m, IS p
Fer IICdeTics, week GAYS, $50 a. n, It;'j.
40. $50 p II, SUNDAYS 500 q. m l-l5 p IL
Fer H1gerst1wH, 1905 III. and 80 P m
Fer BOYD aud way points week dsys- o-'I1
a m $50. $50, 1:C5 P n Sundays, yi'0 a m.
Fer CsithcrsHur- and way points week days
SIS 4 m $3.50. BIS. $50. SEQ. $50, 40
1885 2. IN Sundays 500 a n, l;l5, o:U0, 80,
Yer Washington I,.rctioa end way points. wees
6gys, $50 a III. go $50 p II ai!l4d3s
G:na u n. l=l5 D m-
and $50 p N. Su.lat@, @;sj a III Returning
leave CIautaugua Beach. 80 P II
II. Bile LINE
All trains Illuminated with Pi7eSoh light
Fer Baltimore Philadelphia New Y0rh. ssos'
ten, and the East week 1zss, 2.25- 7:05 (DiHerl.
$50 Buffet, 1900 tJirer). q. M. l2:lo.
CaI.cD. I:I9 G)iner). $50 Royal Limited,
I.>cfvS:vely Pullman Train Dining Car, 400,
500 DINING Carr. 500 and lI;2g ?, m Sleep
iuS Car open ct 1900 o'clock)- Sundays, 2:a5.
1-G5 g:C0 q m 1910 no5n. 1-I0 Dining Ca,
SEQ SECS Dining Cas-, 500 and 1I.30 p n sleep
ing car open - o'ciock-
Parlor Cars On al day trains
Ii
and 1910 AID 500 ?. m week days l2:l0 noon
Sundays.
For Cape May. week days, I2:I0 and 10 p m
Except Sunday. xENpreSs trains.
Baggage called for aud checked from hotels and
residences BY Union Transfer Co. on orders lett
st ticktt Offices, SO Pennsylvania Avenue north
vest. New York Avenue and 10Th Street, and at
Depot. Telephone ticket offces fer b. & o. Fec
trio Automobile Cabs
f D. UNDERWOOD, ,. r. MARTIN
% Vice President Mgr Pass Traffic
and Gen. Nansger.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-31
FOR sALE-BECYCLEs.
BICYCLE s


Annual clearing sale Of ali our high-grade
80 and 1890 bicycles. Our stock comprises every
Weli-An0wn high-ErSde make. new and slightly
used such as Sterlngs Ramblcrs. Barnes. Oricnts
EcliPses. Spauldings. ClevelaHds, Goumsias,
Keatiags, Standard Readings Triniiys TribuncS
ard in fact every bicycle that Is made today
bicycle Among the special bargains which we
wish to dispose Of arc - 1900 Sterling bicycles,
all fitted with the Morrow brake and coaster.
guaranteed tires, extension bar. Brown saddles.
AID strictly guaranteed for $50. 80. This bicycle
needs description as everyone is aware OF the
merits II you buy now il means big saving.
All bicycle parts, sundries, and tires at hall
price All tires mechanically put on free. Spe-
ciaI $50 Newark saddles SSc. 81 extension bars
SIS. No special Marrow brake and coaster
put on your wheel S4.97- We are DESTROYS of your
patronage. II you will favor with call our
statesmen will be pleased to show you through
stock call viii convince YOU 424 9Th ST.
nv. au3I-5t EN-
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RAILROADS
Washington, Alexandra
Mount Vernon Railway

FROM Station, Pennsylvania Ave. and 10 1-2 St
In effect May i, 1860,
Fer Alexandria-Week Gays, $780, 7:G4, 7:3o,
500, s:35, $685. s:25. 1905. Hoo. IL IS a. m,
Si2:o5 1920, 1245. x1:2o, lis, 200. 20 x$:oo
20. 3-59 x4:15, $50, sos. x5 20, $40, 6:0i,
Gao. 7:oS. ESQ. $780, s:45, $50. lO:15. 11:2o
II 90 p. m Sundays. 7:45, 9:Go, Gas, 1875,
Luz, n;2o a m, I2:o0 noon, 1890, loo, l-3o,
~, $50. 2:5l 800 400 4:30. 500. $3.50, 500.
$50: TOO. 40 500. s:45, $50, 1o:15. u:20.
u:50 p. IN.
For Mount gernos-week days. $50, 800, 1000,
u 90 a. m, xI2:05 xI 20, 900 x3:O0 1888. T:oG.
SAD p m. Sundays, 900 a. m, Go noon.
200, 400, 200, s:i5 p. M
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge-week
days, SEQ $3.50 $50, -9:25. 1000, HOO
a. m, 2.o5, 1920. 12:45, +1:45, 200, go
800, 1925, .4;I5, sos. $50 6:04, $50, f:os
500 P m Sundays 74s, 900, 9:45, 5000, II :ee
n 80 n. 1900 ncon -12:$o, 100. 'I:$9, 80.
.2:50, 300, $780, 400. F430. 500. $50, 500,
te:Sc, geo, '7:so, 500 p. M
Parcels carried OH all trains Baggage checked.
xExpress. +To Arlington only.
J. CoLVIN, Superintendent
G. E. ABBOT, President
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FOR RENT-HousEs.

FOR RENT-Cerner storeroom ard S-story dwell
ing; Pension. Patent and Census Offices;
will rent storeroem or dwelling separately. 8d-
dress Box 25I, this Office. au31-3t I'm
FOR RENT-1711 N Y. Ave, opposite new Cor
coran Art Gallery, 2-story brick; rooms;
cellar, modern plumbing; front and back yards;
SIS per month. Key at 1713 au30St ,em
FOR RENT-Four-room house, IS per month
2023 sth St NV; enquire SAUL, corner 18th
and L. au39-3t
1901 Sd ST. N W. COR OF TT rooms and base
nIent; handsome residence new furnace; by
street railway; minutes to Pension Bureau; key
next door. WILLIAM BIRNEY. 4I6 5th ST NV
au1o-tf en-
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FOR SALE-store fixtures in oak; yerv Rne
FRIES & HCPWoOD, Sth and SITS NV
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Southern RV.
Schedule in eject July !, 1900.
Trains leave from Penn. Station.


500 a N. Daily. Local for Har-isonaurg and
fer Charlotte and way stations
HE Il N Daily L ) Fast Mail Sleeping
cars to New Orleans, Columbia, Savannah and
jacksonville uniting at Salisbury with sleeper for
AsheViile Chattanooga, and Memphis. and at
Charlotte with sleeper for Birmingham. Solid
train Washington to New Orleans. Dining
service
IL 81 a. m. Daily. Local for Charlottesville
4:E1 p m Week Days Local for From: Royal
StT4sburg, and HarriSonburg-
1870 p. III. Daily Local for Charlottesville
9.55 p. m. Daily. \, \. & Fla. Express Sleep
ing cars to Augusta with connections for Aiken
and Charleston, and to Savannah, Jacksonville.
and Port Tampa. Through coach to jacksonville
Dining car service.
800 p m. Daily Washington and Chattanooga
Limited Via LynchbuTg). Sleeping cars to Rosn-
oae, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis, and New
Orleans Through coach TO Memphis. Dining car
service.
1O:45 p n Daily. Washington and Southwest
ern Limited, Sleeping cars to Asheville, Knox
VILE, Chattanooga. and Nashville. and 10 Atlanta
Macon, Birmingham, Memphis Montgomery Mo-
bile, and New Orleans. Dining ear service.
Tourist sleeper Washington to San Francisco Mon
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
TRAINS on BLUENoNT BRANCH.
Leave Washington $40 a m daily, 20 p. NJ,
4:35 P, m, :49 P. m week days, and 6:25 P. M
Sundays for B;uemont 6:z5 p. m. Saturdays for
Leesburg; G:25 p. n. week days to Herndon.
Through trains from the South arrive Washing
ton GAP a m, 7:35 a. m, 2:15 P. m, and SOD
p. m. daily. From Harrisonburg 1l:23 a. m. week
days and $40 p. IL. daily. From Charlottesville
SIS a n. and e:4o P, m daily.
Tickets sleeping car reservations, and other in
formation furnished and baggage called for and
checked from hotels and residences by Union
Transfer Co, orders left at Ticket Office, 7o5
18th st. NV 81 Penn. Ave. NV, and at
Penn. Station.
Phone 144l for P. R. r Cab Service.
FRANK 6 CANNON.
Sd V P. and Gen. MGr.
] NJ. CJLP Traffic Manager
". A. TURK General Pass'r Agent
L. S. BROWN General Agent
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BICYCLES.

An unparalleled cut in bicycle selling. Beginning
today, we viii place sale all of 1899 and
1909 models OF Eclipse bicycles at the ridicuously
low price of $50. Just one-haf of regular price.
These bicycles have record unsurpassed by no
other machine. and one which is well known to
all for strength and durability They are beauti-
fully enameIed, and fitted with the famous
Morrow coaster and brake, Goodrich tires, Kelly
adjustable and extension bars, Brown, Sager,
Messenger, and Christy saddles and guaranteed
for year. Come early, as there is only a
limited number. ECLIPSE AGENCY, SCI 18th St.
nv. Morrow coaster brake fitted to any bicycle
S4.9S auSI-3t. EN-
FOR sALE-Man and wife leaving city, will sell
their bicycles cheap. 1915 L St NV
au30-3t,em
FOR sALE-Bicycle in good condition; lamp,
hell Sc 80 634 NJ st. Sc. au30-3t
FOR SALE-Diamond bicycle; good condition;
new tires; SO. SI3 I st. au29-3t, EN-
FOR SALE-Gents wheel, IS. 157 ST. me-
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LEGAL, NOTICES

\. Il. DJ-yALL. c. 4. ERANDENBURG. Attorney.
~ THE SUPREME COURT GE TIE DISTRICT
Ct Columbia Ifo ding District C0urt-In re e.
tension 4 StIII-ht0n Street. Ne, 552 Dist C0u.t
Notice is hereby SIEfH that the Commissioners
cf the District CT Columbia, pursuant 10 the pro
visions Of the act of Congress approved March ),
1880 entitled An act Tor the extension Of Penn
syivania Ave St, anu for other purposes fled
a petition in this court praying the condemnation
81 the land necessary far tAe extension ct StalIll-
Inn 81 from us present terminus westward
through Block I Of the Meridian IiiI sub-Glvi-
SIGN 70 ColumbIa ave, with uniform width OF
sixty-five feet, a. shown plat or map pre-
Jared by said Commissioners and annexed 10 their
,aid petition. and marked Exhibit H. { No ! -
And thereafter, the said Commissioners fled
their supplemental petition herein IN accordance
with the act Of Congress entitled An act Ter IL.
extension Of Columbia Road east 10 Thirteenth
St. and for other purposes" approved June 6
1869. PRAYING that jury of seven juGicious DIS
interested men net related TO any person inter
csted in the proceedings. and not in the service
or employment Of the District OF Columbia or OF
the United States. be summoned by the naHshal
for the District OF Columbia, TO assess the dam
ares each owner OF lard taken may sustain
by reason OF the extension of sad street and the
condemnation Of lands for the purpose OF such
extension and the benefits resulting there
from against those pieces or parcels OF grounL
AUDITING on both sides OF Staughton st and the
extension thereof according 10 the provisions OF
said acts Of Congress.
1t is ordered this 10Th day Of August, A D.
1902 that all persons having any interest il the
proceedings be, and they hereby required to
attend this court the 5TH DAY OF SEP
TENDER, 1890. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, and to
continue in attendance until this court shall
have made its final order ratifying and confirm
ing the award OF damages and assessment OF bene-
fits of the jury, provided, copy of this order be
published once in the washington Law Reporter''
and in the ''EveGing Star and The Times news
papers secular days at least six times before
said 5th day of September, 1909, and the mar
shall Is directed 10 cause copy OF this notice
to be serI ed upon such owners of the land to be
condemned as may be found within the District
of Columbia BY the CourtE (SeaD HARRY NJ
CLABAUG GIL, Justice. true copy-TeSt: j. r.
Young, Clerk By II. r. Galley, Assistant Clerk
. Il -
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-31
HELP .yANrEp-ssALE.

WANTED-Two experienced colored walters 400
10th st. NV. Item