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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Some wealthy sportsmen OF Bridgeport Conn.,
lave sent to Kansas for sixty dozen quail AS
soon the birds arrive they will be taken out in
patches and liberated at various points In the sur
rounding country They cost 81 a Dozen and 1t Is
expected that when liberated they Will be easily
able to maintain themselves. Quails mate in April
and May. Each pair will produce two broods OF
ten or twelve birds each during the summer and
early fall The Bridgep3rt think that about
60 per cent OF the young will survive so that in
the fall there will be about five thousand quail 10
XIII when the law is Off
Bf ThaS d DO ae shs skins l!fs
Men who truly wise
win look within;
The treasures OF the mind
Are Worthier far.
Yet will you always find
lhat ios lne pretty gfi VINO stands the best show
-(Chieago Record
story is told OF an English woman who recently
visited Washington and taken to luncheon In
the Capitol restaurant by Senator whom she
knew. When her friends afterward asked her how
she enjoyed the luncheon she said: Il enjoyed
everything, but 1 was disappointed because there
was terrapin. l have heard so much.of vour
American terraptn, and really wanted TO try it,
think ate little OF everything they brought on
except one thing. 1t was something dark and fat
looking. served In a small dish II looked ra Their
dreadful. l didn't try it. I was waiting for the
terrapn. but there none"
Why" said of the American friends that
dark. fat looking stuff terrapin"
The English looked very much dsa,
pointed.
Really" she said. WAS H. really? Was tina,
terrapin? I'm sorry l didn't try it, | fancied
they'd bring it on whole. roasted. like goose"
What pretty new shirt waistr' he exclaimed
as he tried to press wrinkle OF II with bis
arm. ~ MS
I'm glad you like It," she said, shyly
Wait a minute he said. shifting the air: 81
Don't be alarmed, Fred, she said drawing the
arm tighter about her which he had almosf re
moved; ITS this waist. l got IL at CuIverSs
fire sale to-day."-(Yonkers Statesman
Miss Ellen Terry recently wrote TO a London
paper follows
I'VE played The Merchant of Venice one Christ
mas Day In America, and l gave pass To q nice
kind old colored waiter who attended me AZ nv,
hotel After the play asked him what had s,rucl,
him most and would live longest In his memory
the pound OF flesh?
No
The running away of Jessica?'
No
1.-The Jew
mo
Z" What them
those lovely ladies and gentlemen a-bowin' EN-
selves down before the colored gentleman
He meant the Prince of Morocco"
I'VE ought TO be very careful In our choice Of a
new clergyman"
Have you had any trouble7''
death; without energy We have
to work ourselves to death. Indianapolis Jour.
nal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28

ure. They can defeat it if they wish, or, rather,
if Mr.. Plat wishes. But after such an exhibit
ton of pettifogging and dishonesty they can
hardly expect their fellow citizens to have any
other opinion of their motives than the people
had of the country Republicans who sold them
selves in former days TO Tweed However angry
he may be. Mr.. Plat should not forget that the
political law of master and servant holds him
just as corrupt as his agents for corrupt act
done under his leadership.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28
ERNST Won scHucHs CONCERT

The first OF the five concerts which Court Coun
cilor Schuch principal conductor OF the
Royal Opera at Dresden. Is TO give here will take
place at the Metropolitan Opera House to-rnorroyr
evening. Herr Won Schuch has taken hts ,t,,.
about arranging the programme. being anx,ous
evidently. first get the measure OF his men an
the orchestra II is now announced ana ira com,
position viii invite comment Its most singular
feature Is the most easily explained A, ,ha
beginning stand three Weber overtures-aDar Ers,-
schnts" "Euryanthe' and "Oheron" wehar u,a.
OF Councillor Won schuch's predecessors a, On.
Dresden Opera. and though none OF ths ,,r..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28
GENERAL GRosvENoR RENouIyATED

Athens. Ohio, March 2I-The Republican Con-
gress Convention met here to-day and nominated
General e. b. Grosvenor for Congress for the sixth
time. William l.. Stinson. of Ross County was
nominated for eIector. Delegates were nominated
to the Republican National Convention General
GrosVenor made strong speech favoring the re-
nomination of Mckinley. Resolutions We're adopted
appauding the conduct of the Spanish war and
indorsing the of the Administration in regard
10 The PHILIPPINES and Puerto Rico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28

How glad the average real estate owner would
be to see the franchise holders theory of tax
alton adopted Then he would only pay taxes
when his investment was profitable. and drive
Oft the assessors Il; bad years with the remark:
half my profits"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28

which the wheels cut several inches, when a
stones throw away is a fine macadamized road.
One of these days, no doubt, proper recog-
milton of public rights and interests and fitness
will compel proper use OF all public highways.
But at present that happy day seems still far IN
the dim distant future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28


Pshaw. What does II signify II Lord Roberts
has twenty-three letters-within three of the
total number in the misunderstanding his
name and designating the several degrees or
orders which he has earned in way an
other? There are others. And such things are
not limited to foreigners; some Americans
nave the right to add part of the alpha bet to
their names to designate the college degrees,
societies, etc, with which they identified.
1t is said of a Navy officer who sent TO
Europe several years ago a special mission
for the Government that he stopped at one of
the London hotels and when registering his
name noticed that of English guest who had
TX c. G. b., F. r. S." etc. following his name.
The thought struck the American officer that he
could add lustre to his country by registering
in the same manner and so he put himself down
as Ensign - -, United States Navy,
20. s. d. c. w. T. u. S. G. L. o. o. T. 8. o. T.
IN II was natural that he should be sought out
by some of the aristOcracy, and he
the lion of the hour. and was made q guest at
the clubs, receptions, etc After few days he
was urged to explain the significance of the
multiplicity of letters. which he thereupon inter
preted in this way: ION special duty connected
with the United States Government. under order
'of the Secretary of the Navy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28

One of the results of the Rev. Mr.. Shedon's
journalistic enterprise. according to one of his
fellow ministers at Topeka, sis stupendous
advertisement for Jesus Christ" Does any rev.
erent Christian consider that the Saviour
of the world stands in need of that sort or any
sort, of advertising?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28

The lynching bacillus seems to be abroad In
the land again. 1t is a contagious disease and
should be carefully quarantined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28

The Assembly refuses to make it a misde-
meanor to defraud liverymen. Did the horse
thieves have lobby as we'll as the gamblers?
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Baltimore 60 Ohio

Schedule IN ef,ct Ju-e - 1870
Leave Washington from sczl.,a corner Of Nez
jersey Avenue ard g Street.
For Chicago and Northve1' Eestibuled Limit
Cd trains 100 q. H.. s-05 P Il. daily
For Cincinnati. s. LOu-s and Indianapolis, *
pfc~s, 1850 a. m Aestibuled Limited S;s5 p H.,
.xFrezs l-I1 night, Gzi.y-
For PittsbUrs and Cleveland, 1870 a n s-S0
p m ard l-Q0 a. ~. daily
FOR Columbus. sos p II daily.
Ter Winchester and way stations. SIS = Il,
S-s5 p m. and $50 p m
Fer Lulay. S-S5 2. n daily
For Bal,inore. Vcek Gays. N2-35. 500, 6-52,
40. Ni-lo. N--30. SIS, ES-50. NlO598 q. m,
Al--l0 n. l2-l5 Xl.iO. $500. x8O1. - so s-s5.
NJ.t5. I5-lo. N5-5). x5-10. ESQ. 90, xl0so0,
zli-s0 S!!-s3 ? n Sundays, AZ, Il s.
- 10. $50. 12.oo q n, Nl2.I0, xI.lo, I.lS.
,S-oi. S3-so. ass, x5-o5, x5-t0 $50. Is-o0.
-Ia-5l, xl1-s0. XII 50 p m
Tor AUE4P0liS. 40 a. m. and l2.l5 ?. sssa-
-lys, $50 a IL, z-55 p. H.
for frcce-ick, week Gays. SIS a n, IO-5l.
--so, o-aO p m Sunl1yS 500 a. N. lis D. II.
Fer H4s,rst-uu- -i9-l5 a. u- ard 80 p II
For Boyc ard way points. week d2ys SIS
d. m, +5i- 80 20 p m SUNDAYS, geo q n
Tor Cl.taers5rrg szd vsy points. week 6zyS
% q n, l2-zJ. 5-iS. $50. SEQ $50. 7-05.
80 p. m sundays s.0O A. n, lis, 500. -L5,
.l-I5 D. r.
For Washington Junction and way points week
ts. So a m. $50, $50 P N Szad2ys,
For Cs4utauqza Beach s-s0 a. n, 40 p n,
OK Gays, $50 a N, Sundays
hcA Al BIZ = LINZ
Al trains illuminated 0ita Pinch light
Fer Baltimore, Philadelphia. NeW York Bos-
On, and the East. week DAYS. 2-S5, 7-o5 (DtacT),
80 tEuGet). 1900 tDiEer), a n l2.lo,
,Jinsr). 1-iO tDiner), 500 Royal Limited
ENciuslyCiy Pullman Train Dining Car 400.
--t5 Dining Carr. 500 and Il-sG p. u tSleep-
-- Car open az l9-GJ o'c.ock)- sundays SIS,
-.G5. SEQ a. r. 1910 noon. I:i0 Dining Czrs.
20 S-C5 Diving Cars, s-O5 and II-sO p m sleep
.ng ca- opea 10 o'clock
Ps-lor Cars OF al dsy trains
Fer Atlantic CITY, 1900 = m. 2.le nooa,
nd l:lO s1d 500 p n. week days 1910 noon
SuEdzys-
Fer C-pe Nay. week days. 1910 and 1.I0 D. n
Except sunday XEXpTess trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
res5dsuccs b. Union Transfer Co. on orders left
20 ticket Offices. 6l9 Pennsylvania Avenue north-
-cst New YORK Avenue and 18th Street. and "a
Gepot Telephone ticket of5ces for B. o. Eiec-
.ric Automobile Cabs
=. D. UNDERWOOD D. B. MARTIN.
% Vice President Mzr. Pass. TrSfc.
-vf t.f- N--a~rr
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING & Co.. Auetioneera

SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION or A VALUABLE
PIECE OF REAL ESTATE On TIE FAST
SIDE OF TWELFTH STREET BETWEEN y
AND o STREETS NORTHWEST, KNOWN As
No I3{I TWELFTH STREET SORTIiW EST.
By virtue Of a deed IL trust ana the authority
therein eiyen 90 Us. from Ann Han and OILERS
dated February 26. ISg7 and recorded on the z9ta
day OF June. 1877, IN Lioer 2223, islo 10 e seq
one Of the land records % the District o CcIunl-
tis the uudersicned wiN sell at public auction
% the highest bidder. IN 'front.' OF the premises
on MONDAY. JUNE IS, 1900 az 3 O'CLOCK p
N the followiag-described valuable piece o. real
estate situate the east side of Twelfth street
yy,st between y and Streets n0rth il the
Citv OF Washington. District OF COLUMBIA viz
All thu uart OF parcel % LOT Numbered SIX fsl in
sgua~e urssbsred three hundred AID thirteen CsIs)
Beriu-ine for the sarle at point On TweIfti.
Street west forty ff0) feet south from the north.
,,sr corner q said To- thcEce running east nine
t6ye 1857 feet the full depth OF said lot thence
r-.rrfng north twenty tsH) feet; thence rsrnin-
vs. nInety-fye C85l feet % the line Of said
Twelfth Street and thence running south bv the
line af said Twelfth Street twenty (3O feet 10
the place OF beginning. containing one thousand
nine hundred q 990) square feet
Terms Of sale One third OF the purchase price
in cash and the balance in two equal ias.aII-
ueut- payable Al siN ss-d twelve months with 5
per cent interest 20 be red by deed OF trust or,
the premises solo, OF al cash, al the option o.
The purchaser. All conveyaneinE. recording and
revenue stamps 70 be at the purchasers cost
The terms Of sale must be complied with within
fifteen days. otherwise the property viii be rasold
At the risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser.
CLIFTON Il. BIGELOW. Trustee,
49i Louisiana Avenue
MASON y. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
Se5-6&ds S4i D Street northwest.
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FOR RENT-AoUsEs

HN1N ~
FOR RENT-IZ5 Carroll st. Sc, : rooms near Pa
ave. cars. Library, and Capitol, $3.50 GEp.
+. HAkBiN. 5l5 Pa ave se. 5eIz-ot- eIn
FOR RENT-Furnished u Grant place; fine
chance for Census clerks; so per month. Ap-
ply after p m lcl2-5t
FOR RENT-Tu 9Th =. NV. g rooms bed
rooms. newly pointed and psPsred; only
$40; key next door EDWARD KERN. - r
81 NV lsl0St
FOR REST-Iu northwest nice Broom fats $50
sud SO 90. good store. S25 90. beautiful s
room suburban hoy-se. s3558 NJ A. BALLINGER.
90 18th Il nv ie7-ti, en-
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For SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-The best paying property in the
District. 1907 Columbia St, between o and
p, 9th and 10th sts; buff brick. rooms and i,ath
a. m. l. in splendid condition: low price for
cash. part cash For further particulars ad-
dress BOX sos, this Office jeil-6t
HOW TO own a home on $40 month. For perti-
culars drop postal for booklet illustrating Fort
Myer Heights FULTON r. GORDON, 1906 G
81. jeiD-St
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FOR sALE-FARMs.

FOR sALE-THE EVANSVILLE FARM at Hyatts-
vile, Nd; IL acres Of excellent soil in high
state Of cultivation; fine shade and water; dwell
ing. 10 rooms and bath: hot and cold water. 4
room tenant house. barn. stables, carriage
ice, and poultry houses; also fine horses car
riages, farming implements. 3 COWS. hogs
poultry. etc; must be seen to be appreciated
Price, $4,000, or Si4.009 without personally.
ROGERS & ROGERS. Hvattsville Nd ie6Tt
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CHANCERY SALE OFYALUABLE LOT on HIGH
LAND AVENUE. NEAR ASHLEY TERRACE
CLEVELAND PARK.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT on HIGH
LAND AVENUE, NEAR ASHLEY TERRACE.
CLEVELAND PARK
By virtue Of a decree OF the supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia, passed in equity No.
2llSi. viii sell at public auction, in front Of
The premises on WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS IeO0 Al
FIVE O'CLOCK p N. the following -deScr.bsd 2
real estate, situate in the District Of Columbia:
Part Of unsubdivided portion Of Cleveland Park
beginning at iron pin on the southwest side Of
Highland Avenue in said park, said avenue having
heretofore been known As Prospect Street said
pin being the northeast boundary Of the parcel OF
land heretofore conveyed to George ID. Seelv and
running thence follows: North So dezrees s.
MINUTES west IS 6-l0 feet; north 69 degrees q
minutes west 50 feet; north degrees s. mir
east 80 25-I00 feet; south IS degrees 80 minutes.
east 50 $40 feet; south So degrees 30 minutes
cast Is I-1O feet: south 30 degrees so minutes
cast % feet; south % degrees Il minutes. east
IS 1-lO feet to the beginning, containing go
square feet, more or less. subject to balance due
On trust OF $500 dated June p, lS19 at Dtr
cent interest, particulars OF which viii be stated
1t the sale.
Terms as prescribed by the decree. One third
cash Of which deposit Of Sl00 uust be made Z
he time OF sale. and the balSnce in two eouaI
.nstaliments in one and two years. for which
uctcs OF the purchaser bearing interest from da-
4 sale znc secured BY dcrd Of traSt on the proT,-
erty cold. will be taken. all cash. the option
II the purchaser All convey Sncine recording
AID revenue stamps at cost Of the purchaser ard
= serms OF sale hot complied with in ter
C1ys from the day Of sale the trustees nav rese
aid property at the risS and cost of the default n
purchaser.
THOMAS T. wAGGAMAN.
9l7 Street northwest
JOHN SHERMAN
Go Fourteenth Street ncrshwrst trustees
THOMAS :. WAGGAAAN, AuctioEeeE.
!es-s&Gs-exSu
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TIRES! TIRES! TIRES F!

Good ones, all sizes, and rough or smooth tread
Put on yGIr bike while you wait. for the ex-
tIemeiy low fg1re Of 81 %. All other supplies AZ
equally low prices NATIONAL CYCLE Co.
li2l Pa ZTe- je6-ti, ym
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wAxTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES
WANTED-sUBURRAN.

WANTED-TO buy, farm Of about 80 acres, near
railroad, not more than ten miles from city
must be a bargain; no communications consider
ed unloss price, situation, and other particulars
are given Address BOX 462, this Office. jel0-St
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THoMAs powLING. Auctiopser.

CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY,
KNOWN As No. s03 18th ST. y E M
PROVED BY a TW0-STORN FRAME DWELL
ING.
By virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia, passed n Equity cause.
No. 2i327. the undersigned rrgstees viii offer
for sale at public auction in frtnt Of the prem
ises Jn the SIXTEENTH DAY OF JUNE. 1900.
At HALF PAST FOUR O'CLGCE P. NJ, the land
and premises situate in the District Of Columbia.
described anG being lot numbered :. in EG-
ward Caverly's Sub division. II block numbered
30. in a tract Of land known - Long Mead
ovs." and also part Of lot numbered As. IN ". H.
Ciaggetts Subdivision, in block 20. IL said long
Meadows. being % by % feet. more or less TO
Cethcr with the improvements thereon. known as
No. 4O3 10th ST ne. and with the of . 10
foot alley II the rear Of said premises
Terms OF sale as prescribed b. the decree: One
third Of the purchase money 90 b. paid in cash
and the Balance in tvc equal instsilnlentS, paH-
able in ne and Two yesrs. with interest at per
cent per ainCm, payable scmi-anUUs!lN, frCm cay
OF sale for which the notes OF the pure aser 10 De
given seCured by first deed Ot trust "a property
sold. all cash. al the option Of the purchaser.
4 deposit Of Sln az time of sale All convey
anciEg, recording, stamps. and nOtaTial fees at
cost Of purchaser Terms OF sale TO be complied
with within ten DAYS from cate cf sale. II the
terms OF sale not complied With IN ten dlys
from date OF sale the trustees reserve the night
10 resell al the risk and cost OF deiaulting pUr-
chaser.
JAMES " GREER. $50 Ind Ave
JOSEPH = BURKART. Corcoran Bldg.
DANIEL O-DRlSCOLL, j05 81. y. ".
fef-dNds en-
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FOR sALE-Large building lots at Bsllston. on
electric line; miles from Washington; sc.
isre; price 500 per Let; terms. - cash; bll7nce
S1 per month: 10 per cent Of for cash JAMES
l. CLEMENTS. 1921 F s. nv. je7 Ct EN-
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GREAT BARGAIN. house in y TGkoma. contain.
ing rooms and cellar, with $500 feet o.
ground: viii be sold for small cash payment down
and terms 10 snit purchaser Enquire at 524
10th ST., corner F. Room s. ieII- 81 en-
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iel2-St,en

FOR SALE-or lease, Iiz acres; nearly new @
room house; very larage modern poultry
house. excellent water fruit; convenient 70 izirS
Ero-ir~ q POSTMASTER, Tuxedo, Nd.
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FOR sAIE-sUBUREAN.

ii,GGa SALE OR LEAsE-Three and ope-half ceres.
small house, fruit; Necessary outbuildi1g !:
cOhs Intent to cars; cOumutation, 61sc En- lire
POSTMASTER, Tuxedo Nd ieIS-sf en-,
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wANTED-AGENTs.

wANTED-Iady agents; quick seller; large profits.
l. Atlantic Building jel2-3t
WANTED-Canvassers for the "U ashington Mir
rCr." Apply 1904 Pa. ave, second floor
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Go Fourteenth Street ncTshWrst. trsstccs.
THOMAS Z. WAGGAMAN, AuctioEeer
ie5-5& Gs-exSu
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WANTFD-at once. three salesladies; permanent
place; good pay. l4ll G s. nw.' I'd hoor'
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SITUATIONS WANTEn-FEaIALE

WANTED-By frst-class lady piaIist, engagement
for dancers, or accompan .st. day or even
ing; terms very reasonable. Ad.rcss Box 50S. this
Office II en-
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HELP wAxTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-Lldies and gents in all lines Of V ude-
VILE; talented amateurs considered; all must
be good. have good wardrobe, and refined; state
full particulars; cooperative plan; "BijOu stars
don't write. Address BOX 49s, this Office. 1t
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WASHINGTON. D. C. POSTOFF!CE NOTICE
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded TO the ports Of
sailing daily. and the schedule Of elOSugs Is Ar
ranged on the presumption u their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending June 10,
100, :he last connecting closes viii be made
from this Office follows:
Transatlantic Mails.
TUEsDAY-(e) At s:15 p m. for EUROPE. per
g. S. ST. LOgis,s from New YORK, via south
Empt0n. Nail for IRELAND must be directed
Per 5. :. 81. Louis"
(c) At Hos p m, for BELGIUM direct.
per 5 s. Friesland. rom NeU York Mail
must be directed per 5 8 F-iesiand.'
NEDNESDAY-(d) At 6-30 = m, Tor EUROPE
per s. s. Oceanic from New York via
Queenstown.
Cb) At 7:I5 p. m, for EUROPE. per $
Columbia from NeW York. via Plymouth and
Hamburg. Mail Tor FRANCE. s3IIZEk-
LAND, ITALY, SPAIN, PORTUGAL, TURKEY,
EGYPT, and BRITISH INDIA, ChsrrOGrg,
must be directed per > 8. Colufaoia- >
lol At 1-l5 p. m, for FRANCE, sNlTZER-
LAND, ITALY, SPAIN. PORTUGAL. TUR-
KEY. EGYPT, and BRITISH INDIA, Per s 5
Ia GescOgne.' from New York, VIA Esvre-
Nal Tor other parts q EUROPE msst te IL
reeted per s. 5 La Gaseogne-"
fhiDA1-tb) At 4-l5 p m, 10Y EUROPE, per
s e CAmPania,' from New York, via Queens
town
(b) At T:I5 m, for EUROPE. per = =
Irzve,' from New York, via Cher50uTg and
Southampton. Nail must be directed pr
s. Trave."
tc) At ll-05 ?. m. for NETHERL ASDS,
Per s. 5. S7aarndam, from New YORK via
Rotterdam Nail NUS be directed Per :. =
SpaarEdam.' -
tc) At lies ?. n, for Italy pe- 8 =
Ems, from New YC-k, via Naples Nail mus;
be directed Per S Ems"
. .Le4 At-4l.sl3 p x - for SSOTI-AND cirect.
per s s Ethopis. from New YORK Mail
must be directed Per :. = Ethiopia"
PRINTED NATTER PIC -C,e-T,.n s-esr,ors
sailing from New Ygrk on Tuesdays take P-i-ted
Mater. etc, for GERMANY and specify adGr- -
90 Prlnted Natter, etc, Tor other parts Of EC
AheIle1n and mite star steana-s slilIrg fcnT1
New York on Wednesdavs G--rtsn s-1I ffeucb
steamers from New YORK on Th-rSitvs. and Gu
narl and German stezmers from NeN Yo.k ca
Saturdays take Printed Matter. ETC.. TO- al cour-
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WANTFD=Girl to do light housework, help with
-th - Sr iel2-3t,em
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WANTED-Situation p cashe- or position in
private Office: experienced and best Of ref.
Address Box 500, ttLs Office. ieI2-2t EN-
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wANTED-A girl Is years old for general house
work. Call before O'Clock, 90S 9th ST. nv,
lst fat.
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FOR RENT-Roo,Is.

FOR RENT-Fur. room, high, cool location; ono
block from Ave. cars: one, 81 two persons
$40; separate beds, if desired; private family re
fined home 927 20th ST NV Item
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wANTED-BECYCLES.
wANTED-MIsCELLANEoUs

WANTED-One or j-elllon coffee urn. one 10
foot counter, and one milk tank a II 81 NV
jel2-3t
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WANTED-Woman to cook wash, and iron for
family of four, stay at night Apply "a L
st NV jet2- item
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WANTED-Two dressmakers and two apprentices
at once Il39 10th St NV. Item
The evening times., 1900-06-12

WANTED-The orders are here; female help l
need badly. MRS. MOORE, 2i2 II st. NV. II
The evening times., 1900-06-12
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By neat white man. place to take care
Of house for summer; best ref SD fth ST. NV
Item
The evening times., 1900-06-12

wANTED-Experienced seamstrecss; no other need
amply f. KAHN, 800 Md. ave. sw. Item
The evening times., 1900-06-12

WANTED-PositiOn 10 DO general Homework by
neat Northern colOred girl. NJ J. METER, p
Defrees 81. NV. iel2-2t. en-
The evening times., 1900-06-12

WANTED-white head waitress and 10 side wait
resses for this city. DICKS HOTEL AGENCY,
6l3 7th 81. Jeiz-H
The evening times., 1900-06-12

wANTED-Girl to do light housewOrk. III F st
ne 1t,eu
The evening times., 1900-06-12

WANTED-Salesladics. white and colored; girl for
general hoIsework. iill ST. NV, ID noor.
The evening times., 1900-06-12

WANTED-Head lsVndress, vegetable cook, hun
drv woman chambermaids. for resort BUR
CESS HOTEL AGENCY, sos 10th ST. len