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Handkerchief, &c.

Ladies 2 ain White and Fancy BOr-
der Hemstitched HandkeT- . &c
chiefs; regular sc qualities, for A2
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Third Floor Remnants.

l lot of DoubIe-bed Spreads in hand
some AIarseiIles patterns-a splendid
remnant offering that viii interest
hundreds Of housekeepers-$1 TO SL50
quality, but slightly mussed. @ &c
Remnant price, each-.--.-----.---.-O =
lot of remnants Of good quality
heavy seamless China Mating, 10 and
25c quality Remnant price TO TIC
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Domestic Remnants.

Remnants Of Percale. full yard wide.
neat ard desirable patterns p ar
2 10 s-yard lengths, tomorrow
Short lengths of UnbIeached n Ar
Cotton to 10-yard lengths ~
Remnant price, tomorrow, yard - -
Remnant of fulI-yard wide Cambria,
slightly Imperfect to 10 yard Pr
lengths A good value for Rem
nant Day, at-yard- -..--..-.-.------@
Remnants of Dress Ginghams in n
big assortment Of patterns in stripes
and checks Good qualities
suitable for waists and chill <7r
dren's dresses. Remnant price, no
q .
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TIDE TABLE.

sun rose. "a An sun sets-....--G:5g p u
Moon rises. II 81 Pm. Moon scts..-...-..-.--.
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AFFAIRS OF THE DISTRICT
Fire Protection at the Southern
Railway Building.

Auth Ority Asked for the Erection of
Number of PoIcs-A.vnrds for
Damages in Connection With the
Opening of n Public Alley Paid
William T Belt First Assistant Chief
Engineer Of the Fire Department. has
submitted to the Commissioners a report
upon the application of the Southern
Railway Company for permission to erect
a stand pipe in its building on Pennsyl-
vania Avenue to protect the same from
FIRE. Mr. Belt states that IN company
with f J Wagner. the Third Assistant
Chief Engineer. and Mr.. Martin, fore
man of Chemical Engine Company, No l.,
he made q thorough inspection Of the
building He informs the Board that they
learned that a. L. Robinson. the electrical
engineer for the company, had been Off
ciaHy instructed that the company was
about to install in the building fifty un-
dcryyriters' cEtiuguisheTs, with hfty-seyen
pals. to be located at convenient points
throughout the building II is also stated
that the company was about to erect
standpipes with hose and nozzles attach
ed on the different floors In Mr. Belt $
opinion these appliances will afford good
fire protection until the arrival of the fire
DEPARTMENT in case of fire. Mr.. Belt
states that the stand pipes are to be FED
hv 4 pump. The Commissioners have not
ed this information and have placed the
report on file
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LaCes and EmbrOideries.

Lot Marrow Hamburg Edging and
TOrChOn Laces-froEn . to ~
g gss r tsng5hs nI REGULAR Sc val c
Lot 2-EmbTcideTies and Insertings.
also Torchon and Point de Paris
I.aces: some in this lot I'D TO
inches wide Regular 1Gc quail = &c
~. Remnant priCe.-------------.---sI 8
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Amazing Remnant Day Values
i'll Suits. Skirts, and
Waists.

For Remnant Day we offer . Fine
Tailor Made Suits for Ladies' of Chew
lot Serge. in blue, brown. and black;
jackets are Taffeta SiIk-lined; suits are
very stylishly trimmed
and actually worth SO A G . 70
Remnant Day bargain Of y X III
feTing at---------------------- Ss ~ "
% Tafeta Silk Waists. tucked front
and back in black, royal, red, light
blue. and hello, actual
$3.50 values and an amaz- @ n on
ing silk waist offer for QZ.CI
Remnant Day, at------.-.---
30 Dress Skirts Of Atwood Cheviot
Serge in blue and black. also black
lustrous Mohair Skirts; well tailored
-percaline lined and vel ca IN
veteen bound Value $50; .
Friday, fOr...................
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Remnants of Wash Goods.

Remnants Of Figured Lawns, clean,
neat goods. Just from the mill:
worth from the piece Sc and Zoe Il &c
q y 81 u ltE -
One case Of Bingham Remnants. in
choice stripe-the best coI0rinEs and
designs. Regular I9c and I212C TIC
goods, for = 8
Remnants Of Bonita Foulards in a
large range Of patteTnS-g1od lengths
for waists and dresses Piece 1915
Remnants of Foulardines, plain col
Ored Lawns. DimitieS. and Madras
goods that sell regularly at PIC Ole
to ISc a yard, for ..-..--.........-...I2
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\ NJ Mckenzie. Acting Auditor Of the
District, has forwarded to the CommIs-
sioners a statement TO the effect that the
awards for damages in the opening of an
alley in square 1908. have been paid. He
suggests that the papers be sent TO the
District Collector for the assessment OF
benefits 20 contiguous property, under the
act of Congress approved July D 1882
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Big Specials in ChinaWaro,


HaviIand China Dinner and Tea
Set-leJ pieccs-Hrst quality, hand
somely decorated-with flowers and
sS5 55 % s Sss; s d a2s $1,000
/ Chamber Set. with large covered
Stop jaT-nnest quality English China
decorated in dark blue-reguiar price
@-one cover damaged GE IN
and one small mug short; , = Ess
reduced the same to- - Wv
ed styles; sell for $50, at ~
. dozen odd Decorated Plates. ar
assorted sizes and decorations,
Per plece--------.- -.------.---- -
I sample RefrigeratOT-s5 inches in
remove bic ice chamber 90 E1
and an waste pipe-sold for 9Y ~
81, at.-------- Observation-Disclosures -
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Millinery Remnants.

Fine Flowers. including American
Beauty Roses in Jack and Pink and
dozens Of odds and ends in all kinds
of pretty fowers-sOme Of the fin p :
est are worth Csc to soc a bunch,
Observation-Disclosures
A large tabIefuI Of Fine Trimmed
Walking Hats and Sailors which sold
as high as S1-4s, in black, IOr
white and cOlors for ladies n ~
and children. .---..---.--. =
Another large tabIefuI for Friday of
Fine UntTimmed Shapes. consisting of
shoTt-back sailors, rough and
ready JapS. and Panama hats, HET
worth at least 75c TO SSc, for ~
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Remnants of CoIored Dress
Goods.

Remnants Of figured Wool ChaIIies-
light. summary coIors; All Wool Tri-
cots; Double faced plaid back skirt
ings: 36-inch Wool Caehmeres: 40-inch
neat checked fabrics in two-tone col
orings; 40-inch fine novelty stripe dress
goods. These have sold as 1HC
high as SOC a yard; a superior ~
remnant lot tomorrow AL.
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The Inspector OF Buildings has inform
ed the Commissioners that the truck
house On Whitney Avenue, between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth Streets northwest,
has been completed, and requests the
Fire Department to take possession Of the
same
The appropriation for this building was
originally made in the District bill ap-
proved March 3, 1885 in which SO, 900 was
set apart for it IN making the plans it
was found that the amount was too
small and IN the bill approved June ..
1850. 5000 was added for the completion
and furnishing Of the building The lot
was purchased about a year ago, after
the examination Of a large number Of
sites offered. The building was construct
ed by FavaTini < Greer. II is expected
that the new truck company viii take
possession Of the house next Monday. The
company viii be under the command Of
/ c E SchrOm, who is its foreman. About
/ the same time the new chemical engine
company at TenleytOwn win also take
| possession Of its house under Thomas In
scUe, foreman
/ Speaking Of the matter today r. w
| Button, Chief Engineer of the Fire De
paTmenJ. said that the establishment Of
these two companies would add consider
/ ably to the efficiency Of the department
{ 1t VIII. he said lessen the runs Of several
COMPANIES and afford greater protection
( to the suburban territory
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Ribbon Remnants.

On account of our May Sale this
week the Ribbon Remnants have accu-
INFLATED rapidly There's fine choosing
in these remnant lots:
Lot Consist of Nos. and Satin
Groos Grain Ribbon and Plain and
MOired Tafetas-au siIk-values
IN this lot up to Sc q yard Rem &c
nant price L
Lot 2-This is a big lot of Ribbons
of extra width, NJ to 3 iHches-in
good variety OF colOrs; values up &C
to PIE Remnant price ----------- ) 4
Lot 3-Nos. q, 30. and 90 AII-silk
Taffeta and Satin eros Grain Ribbons
plenty Of whites, and all the wanted
shades for this season Of the year
Values in this lot up to 19c, QIc
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Remnants of Percalines. SiIesias.
Perca Silks. AMI Brocadcd Innings,
worth of the piece from 70 to I5c 4 &c
a yard. Remnant price -.--.-..--.- y
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Waiter c Allen, the Electrical Engineer.
has recommended that ne be authorized
to erect a 40-foot pole on p Street be
tween South Capitol and One-haIf Streets
southeast, and a 30-foot pole at the cor
ner of South Capitol and 2 Streets. for
the purpose Of maintaining a patrol box
at the latter corner He recommends fur
Their that he be authorized to erect 4 10
foot pole on Georgia Avenue, between
South Capitol and One-haIf Streets south
east in connection with the erection of
a patrol box at One-haf and South Capt.
toI Streets southwest
He also recommends that he he au-
thorized to erect six poles in order to
establish a fire alarm box at the corner
Of First and X Streets southwest
Mr.. Allen states that the total estimated
cost of this work is S132. and should be
chargeabIe to the appropriation for the
extension of the iire-aIarm service for
1862 Il Is understood that the Commits
sioners VIII approve the recommendation.
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Mems Shirts. etc.

Mems Cheviot NegIigee Shirts with
Separate Cuffs in neat stripes and also
lot Of Bedford Cords in a large as
sOrtment Of new patterns in blue, pink,
and lavender with white stripes. EX-
ira well made. gather yoke
and pearl buttons Sizes Il to cor
Il Special price as long as
they - =
Mems Fine Baibri5san Underwear
shirts and drawers TO match
perfect fitting The shirts
have long or short sleeves, tap
ed neck and pearl buttons Draw
eTs are extra well made with n ~
large bicycle seat All sizes, +
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-09

recommendation Of their secretary, DR.
William TindalI, that the list of officials
to whom bound copies Of the laws of the
Fifty-sixth Congress affecting the Dis
trict of Columbia are to be distributed
be increased by the addition Of the names
OF the justices Of the Peace
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FOR SALE-Four adjoining Suburban lots, 25xII5
each. small building, $500 Address BOX 49l
=sIlis Office. mie-3
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BALIlMORE & )HIOR.R,

Schedule in eject November =. ie3i-
Leave Washington. New Jersey Avc- and St
Chicago and Northwest. 1913 a y. $50 ?. n
Cincinnati, St. Leafs, I'D Louisville, 'l9-O9
l. m, *3:s5 p H. ITO light
Pltts5Urg and Cleveland, -I0-45 q n. $50 ?
n and ! 90 night
Columbus and Wheeling, $50 p
" ;achesreF, rs a n 5S-z5. and 30 P n
annsPoiis. Is. $50. s.zs HISS a n.
' FrederieE. 1855. $500. 1913 a Il -.1.I5.
HseersIoxn. 1905 a IT. AID $50 p
BovG and way points, SIS 900 a n -
1880, 1880 ssIo.I5 II:so P n
GzitkeTsburE sRd way points 1888 800 go :, 3
II7.os, $40, --1o-15. 1850 p N.
;, arlington Junction aaa Way points. SIS,
$3.50 a n ssI-I5 40 $50 p
Baltimore, seek days. $50, 500, $50. 4 90,
r7-9s xs.ao s.z5 1880 xl9-00. II-55 a. n.
xIa;so noon, x1-s5, xS-Go x4-eo, x4-30, 40.
lbs D II Sundays. xs 90, KOS, 1-l5, SO.
xs 90 a H., 1880. I-l5- 1S.60 $50, x9'o''
1855 $50. 1s-co. zlo-oo, xu=9o, NIB P n
ROYAL BLUE LINE
All trains illuminated With Pinssch light
gaItiurore PhfIzdei7hia. New York. Boston. and
the East. 900, -7:05 (DiHer), $50 tBufs:.
ago Diner. 1880 (DinsI) 8 II, =
DINER, 800 (-'Royal Limited D1De-y- i.s-O-
(BuEet), 500 Diner. 500 and 1850 P u
fSIeeUing CIR oDsn AZ 1000 o'cIook}.
Pullman Cars al Gay Trans
Atlantic City, t12:So noon
sDaiIy Except Sunday. Sunday only
Express trains
Baggage called for AID checked trola hotefs an
residences by Union Transfer Co OF orders lef
Il ticket vfsces, 6Ig Pennsylvania avenue north
vest View York avenue and Fifteenth Street, ans
at st5tio1-
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandra
and
Mount Vernon Railway.
rom Staten, Pennsylvania Ave. and Ia

From Stattsa, Pennsyiyanta Ave. ana La IL
In effect November l, 1901.
For Alexandria-Week days $50. T.04. $50,
SEQ, s-2g s.5g, g:25 1000 1925, HOO. u:39
m. KITS 1870 I2:45. xIs05. Is. 200, 2:9o,
x5:o2, $3.50, 1853, x4:14 4;33, 4-54, sos, z5:22.
$40, &C., $50 1906 7:29 500, s-45. $780, I0:I5,
II 20, TI=5s p H.
sundsys-7:45. 300. 9-45, 1870. HOO, I1:so q.
n; u GO noon; 1880 100 100. 2-oG 2:s9, S;9e,
$50. 100 $50 $50 $50, 600. $40. 800, 7:So
500, s:45, 9:30 10:15, II:26, I-50 p m
For Mount FerAon-Week DAYS: $50, s-oo
I0:o0 100 q n, xI2c05, II 705. zoo. x3:o2,
z4-14. 1872. 7:Os, $50 p n
sundays-9:o0 a. M, I2;00 noon, 2-oe, 400,
$50, 600, $50 p. n
For Arlington and Aqueduct Brfdge-Wees
days $50, 77e4, 7.3e SEQ. s:2e, s:5a, s:25.
loco. II:00 a m. -I2:O5. 1920 -1z:45, Los,
s1.25, eco $3.50. 3:02 $50, 1853, s4:S3, '4:54,
k.z2, sos, $50. zoe. $500 p. M
SCNDAYS-7-45- 500, Gas, s1o:So- 200.
s11;20 a., 1900 ps7u 1890. loo. 80, 200.
$50, 300, $3.50, 400. s4:98. 500, $50
500. $500 TOO y 30 500 D. m
Express TO Arlington only.
Parcels carried Baggage checked
J. COLyN, Superintendent.
G. z ABBOT, President
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SEkD.)ARlJAER LINE ~.

Capital City Route.'
Leave Washington. PeHsa. r r Station
tg-ot 4 Es- sEABoARD FAST NAII-Through
DAILY. Pullman S.eepers to JscksonvI-ie,
connecting at Hamlet with Pull
man Sleeper 70 Atlanta
DAILY, IBLTED-Throu-h Pullman Ssec.J-
eTs to Tampa and Atlanta.
Cafe Dining Car service. Pullman Sleeper Tues
DAYS Thursdays ana Saturdays TO So8theTu Pines
(PinehuTst).
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
to Petersburg. Raleigh. Southern Pines pine
h1Irst) Camden Columbia Savannah Jackson
Vile and all Florida points. Charlotte. Athens.
Atlanta. New Orleans, CbattIneegs Nashville,
points West and Southwest
d.3O q. NJ, LOCAL-To Petersburg, Raleigh
DAILY. Southern Pines (PiHehuTst) Ham
let, and intermediate points
Office 1894 y Y aye and Panna z. 0f7CeG
r. E l.. BUNCH " H DOLL
General Pass. Agent. tScne-aT AGENT.
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WALL PAPER.

FEw DAYS oNLY-Rooms Papcred, sI.75 up.
Samples brought Hunt 467 6 st. Moi
NoLTE, s24 9Th st. NV. Is constantly receiving
the latest and most attractive designs in Wall
Papers, and papers rooms from 500 up. Call
and investigate Tor yourself and be convinced.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk, New
- port News, and al points Soath by the
- superb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News Norfolk ard '-Wa5l--
- ington." on the following schedule:
LY. Washington $50 pm LE. Portsmouth S 90 pTn
Lv- Aiexsndris..7.e9 pm Lv. Norfolk. 800 pm
Ar TT. Monroe 100 am Lv. IT Meuroe.7.60 pm
Ar. Norfolk. am Ar AleXandria--6 80 am
Ar Portsmouth s Is am Ar WashiHgton-7-00 an
Tickets on sale and staterooms reserved
at general ticket Office, Bond Building, IttS
St and 4 7. ave; at downtown Office.
eth st. and Pa. ave. at Office wharf
- and on board steamer
. ESFor further information apply az gen
- eral Offices. foot 18th St, phone 80. or
- Bond Building. 14rh st. and n Y ave,
- Washington, D. c. 'Ps:sgne 2299.
JOHN CALLAHAN. Genera Naua->r-
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD,

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND 3 SIS.
I-bo A. y. DAILY. PTTfSBURG EXPREsS-PGrios
:, and Dining Cars Harrisburg to Pittsburg-
1870 A n DAILY PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
FullInan Sleeping Dining, Smoking, and %
serystion Cars Harrisburg to Chicago, Cinein-
nati, Indianapolis. St. Louis Cleveland. anj
1850 A b. DAILY. FAST LINE-PuIIuan Buffet
Parior Car to Harrisburg. Buffet ParioF Csf
Harrisburg to Pittsburg
$50 P NJ DAILY. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS
EXPRESS-SieepiEg Car Washington to St
Louis. and Sleeping and Dining Cars Hz5-Is-
burg TO indianapolis, St Louis, Nashville e7s
Cincinnati and LouisYilIeJ and Chicago
| Tbs P. ". DAILY. ST louis EXPREssPHIi-
man Sleeping Car Harrisburg to ST. Louis
7;45 ~ DAILY. WESTERN EXPRESS-PuIl-
man Sleeping Car to Pitts5urg and Chicago
7:45 ?. NJ DAILY. CLEVELAND AND CINCIN-
H4TI EXPRESS-PuIImaR Sleeping Cars wash
Ihston to PittsbuTg, and Harrisburg to Clsve-
- isha ana Cincinnati Dining Car.
1910 P. b. DAILY PACIFIC EXPRESS-Paii-
man Sleeping Car to Pittzburg.
!-5o A NJ DAILY. BUFFALO DAY EXPRESS
with through ParIor Car. Dining Car. and
coaches to Buffalo via Emporium Junction
| 80 A u for Kane. Caaandaigua, Rochester. and
niagara Falls daily, EXCEPT Sunday
IO:50 A Il for Elmirz and Remove daily. except
sunday. For HilhamSpo-t daily. $40 = y
4;l5 r u, DAILY. BUFFALO NIGHT EXPRESS
With through Buffet Sleeping Car and Coaches
70 Buffalo. via Emporium Junction
8;45 2 ~ DAILY for Erie; foT Rochester. Buffalo,
and Niagara Falls daily, except Saturday, with
SAeeP.iis IsF washington TO hecneSteT-
1910 p II. for Erie, CanandaigEa. Rochester.
Buffalo. snd Niagara Fails daily Pullman
Sleeping Car Washington to Rochester S2taT-
400 P VI. CONGRESSMAN LIMITED daily
for New York. 81 ParlOE Cars. with Dining
Car from Baltimore
Fer Philadelphia. New YORK cnd
the East.
Express, Zoo Dining Car, 7:57 Dining Czrls
600 I9:oa dining carr, 1925, and II %
Dining Car from Wilmington A. n. lz.4S,
BIS 4-5G Dining Car from Baltimore), go,
1000 2 NJ E-I9 hight On Sundays 800
Dining Carr s.57 Dining Car, geo
b. 2-I5- BIS, 40 Dining Car from BsttJ-
mo-e), $50. 1890 P NJ, 1910 night Tor
Philadelphia only, Express. 7-45 A II. R-l5
r " weekdays. 2-6I. 4:IG, and $40 ?. IL
Fog Boston, without charge. 7.45 l. n week
For Baltimore, SIS. 200, 7:45 80. 30.
SEQ 1000. I0-Z5, 1880, 100 A n, lZ-l5,
I:s5. T-2s. 2=OI, 3-l5, $50 900 Limited
40 4:20 4s2s 40 $40 G:i5, $50, 7.I5, T:45-
10:oo. 1910, HIS P II. and 1910 night On
Sundays 100 80 7:57, 900. s:G5. 1925.
! 600 Limited). $40 4-3s, 40. $40, 6-i5,
$50, us, 7-45, 1850, 1910 ?. n. and I2-l9
night.
For POpe's Greek Line. 7:45 :. n and 4:Ss a
N weekdays
Fer Annapolis 700 600 4 Y. Iz.I5 AMI $40
P. 81. weekdays Sundays. $50 = II and
$40 P. NJ
Ticket Offices. corner Fifteenth and G Streets.
and az the station, sixth and Streets, where
erde-z eaa be left for the checkisg q hzgzzgs
Telephone call Til FOR Pennsylvania Rail
J. p. HUTCHINSON. JR WOOD.
General Ean1FeF Gene-1l oaSssnge- AzrzE
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FOR sAI.E-LoTs.

NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-DFoP postal FOR
new IG-nare illustrated a.bookiet~ Lots. $50 to
500 cash and SIS to $40 monthly. Located one
square north Of Holraead- and extending from
Iifh St extended to Brightwood ave
MOS FULTON r. GORDON. 7o4 18th 81. NV.
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OCEAN s'fEAasHIrN.

OCEAN s'fEAIfSHIFy.
AMERICAN LINE
NEW YoRK-s0 THANPToN-LoSDOS.
St Louis. Dec.1s, 10 am St Paul, Jan. L 10 srn.
Phi phIa, Dec. Is. 10 am. iceland, Jan. 5, noon
RED STAR LINE
NEW ANTWERP-PARIS..
FriesIaad Dec. IL ueea Kensineton- Jan ], noon
vaderland Dec. Is. noon iceland, jan s, Hooa-
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers II and Is " r.
New York Office, 50 Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 F St y. W,
Or C. ". Moss. AL G St " "
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FOR SALE OK RENT-HOUsEs
THOS. E. WhGGAMAN,
Real Estate Booker and AuctIoneeT.
9l7 2 Street ~. W.
FoR sALE-NoRTHK

2oi2 p. b h. stories 17r. m i----.---s1i.
1913 sth, b b. IT. lot I6-5xI00 IT, 5,
d, bet. 9th and 10Th. b. 1lr, bath
m CfFar van
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To REDUCE my stock, I offer this great induce
nient to my patrons and the public in general
for thirty days only.
In stock I have - sets of assorted harness
landau, coupe, surrey, hack, buggy, and wagon
also great inducement in secondhand harness OF
ell descriptions.
Also for the holidays, I have in stock an as
sortmeRt OF goat harness which l offer at great
bargains; blankets. robes, and stern covers at a
sacrifice. At 90I 10Th 81. NV
des-ln s D. HoUcK-
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XMAS MuSEC.

We are s'PIANO MANUFACTURERS" No re-
tail piano dealers IN Washington can quote vou
as low prices or as easy terms for high grade
Pianos or Organs as we. Our Christmas sale
offers the opportunity Of the year to secure real
bargains in reliable instruments. G-step organ.
$50, 81 weekly: 9-stop organ, So. 81 weekly;
Estey Organ, SIS, 81 weekly; S5odsrt square
piano, S25, 81 weekly; Hallet < Davis square
piano. $50, 81 weekly; steinvsy piano, $50, s.
dei0-ti f. C. SMITH. I225 Penna. ave.
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SOUTHERN RY.
Schedule corrected TO November - 1901
Trains leave frC7q Pennsylvania Station

Schedule corrected to November q. 1901
Trains leave frC7q Pennsylvania Station
sol 4. n. Daily. Local fOT HaTCisonbuTg. Var
rentOn Charlotte and way stations
I0:5I = m Daily Washington, Richmond and
Florida Limited FTrst-ciSss coach and drawing
room sleeper TO jacksonville. Dining car service
HIS 4 m Daily United States Fast Mail
First-c5aS= coaches and drawing--OOm sleeper II
New Orleans Dining car service
I1:S7 4 n Daily local Tor N2rreh-0E an
s.6i D N. week Days Locsl * Harrison
burg and WAY stations Manassas bEaaeh-
4:S0 D m Daily Local tCT WaTTentC1 an
SO D. m. Daily. Washington and Chattanooga
Limited via LyBclsSUrs5- First-class coach AMI
sleeping car 10 Roanoke. Knoxville, CH1ysn5O-1
and Memphis sleeper 10 SeW Orleans Dining
car sssTios; p.;,x New YORK and ..lsnt. Ez-
press. First-class coach and sleeper to Atlanta
MONDAYS Wednesdays aad Fridays. SUnset Route
Tourist sleeper Washington TO san Francisco
e:S D. m Daily View York and Fl5-5da Ey
Pres Firzt-cIzss coach and sleeper TO SAvanE1h.
jacksonville, and Port Tampa sleeper to sg5s-
rneTviiIe, Charleston. Augusta, and connection Tor
Aiken. Dinine car service
ern Limited All Pullman train club and Onset
| walton cars TO Atlanta and Macon: slespe-s O.
Nashville Atlanta aIacon. Memphis. View Or.czIs.
| Tri-weekiy to Pirehurst, Y G. Mondays, We'd
| nesdays, and Fridays Dining car service
TRAINS ON BLUEMONT BRANCH
| Leave Washington q.9I d daily, LOO P n
4.S5 D. n and 4:fs p week days and 6-25 p
m SUNDAYS only for BiHem0Rt. and s.25 p. "a
week ,iays and i 80 D m. theatre train.- Non
| days Wednesdays and Saturdays for Lees5uTg-
| Through trains from the South arrive WASH
| iraton SO a NJ $50 H. s:S5 g n, zoo p
m 600 p. n, and $50 D m daily Local
| trains from HarTisenbarg u -37 a. m week days
and $40 D. n daily Prom Charlottesville, SIS
| Z m and $40 D daily
Tickets sleeping TcseTvatic1s, sEd detailed
information can be had at ticket ofces, 1O5 I5.h
/ St. oil Pennsylvania Avenue and Pennsyl'an:a
| Station. Baggage checked through from hotels
/ and residences
! FRANK S CANNON. Sd V ?. and ten Ngr-
S. H HARDWICK, Genc-al P2ss'r Agent
I. s. BROWN, General Agent
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-12

FASHSGTOS. D C., POSTOFFTCE NOTICE
any time
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded to the ports
OF sailing daily. and the schedule OF Blessings Is
arranged on the presumption OF their uniHterTupt-
ed overland transit Fer the week ending Deem
Der Il 1901 the last connecting closes VII be
made from the MAIN OFFICE as follows
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-12
FoR MISREPRESENTATION.

FOR SALE-Dress goods, SKIS, lace curtains
pcrtieres, blankets, comforts mems and boys
clothing, ladies suits coats skirts. waists. etc
weekly payments; drop postal; call JOSEPH
CAIN, 231 Pennsylvania ave. NV; IN fruit store
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