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RY.
Schedule corrected to November 3. 1901.

Schedule corrected to November 5. 1901.
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station.
SOL a. m. Daily Local for Harrsonburg, War
rcnton. Charlotte, and way stations
HIS a. IN. Daily. U. S. Fast Mail Sleeping
to New Orleans. Columbia, Savannah. and
Jacksonville. uniting at Salisbury with sleeper for
AshesiIIe Chattanooga, and Memphis. and Q.
Danyille with sleeper for Birmingham and at
Charlotte, with sleeper for Augusta Solid tr1ia
Washington to New Orleans. Dining service.
1851 a. n. Daily. Local for warrenton and
Charlottesville.
4:oi p IN. Week Days Local for Front Royal
strasburg. and Harrisonburg-
4:S0 p. m Daily. Local for Warrenton and
$50 ,. m. Daily Washington and Chattanooga
Limited Cia Lynchburs). Sleeping cars t. Roam
oke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis. and Ses
Orleans. Through coach to Memphis Dining caf
o55 D. M Daily n Y. s Fla. Express. sleep
ing cars to Augusta with connections Tor AikeA
and Charleston and TO Atlanta, Savannah, Jack
sonville and Port Tampa. Though coaches to
Jacksonville and Atlanta Uniting at Danyiils
with Pullman sleepers from Richmond and Nor
folk for Charlotte. Tourist sleepe- Washington ts
San Francisco Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays.
Dining Car Service
ern Limited, the only exclusively Pullman tram
cars to Ashville Knoxville, Chattanooga, and
Nashville, and TO Atlanta, Macon, birmingham,
Memphis, Montgomery, Mobile, and New Orleans
club car Washington to Atlanta. Dining car
service
TRAINS on BLuEAoNT BRANCH.
leave Washington s:lO a. m. loo p. m. 4:3S
n m and l:i9 p. m, week days. and 9:0l a
m and 6:2s o. m, Sundays only for Bluemont,
and 6.25 D. M. week days for Leesburg.
Paturning arrive Washington s:24 a. m, and
90 n m daily and s:34 a. m and 2:45 p. m.
week days from Biuemont, and 6:5I a. M, week
days from Leeshurg.
Through trains from the South arrive Washing
ron 4. az am 6:52 am. 1875 am. daily, 2;l5 pm.
and 900 pm. daily. From Harrisonburg 1I:S7
: n, week DAYS and 9:40 pm. daily. From Char
lottesyille SIS am. and $40 pm. daily.
Tickets sleeping reservations, and other In
formation furnished and baggage called for and
| checked from hotels and residences by Union
transfer Co, on orders left at Ticket Office, sos
| 18th ST. NV; 5ll Penna- Ave. NV. and at
| Penna Station
Phone Main l44l for P. R. R. Cab Service.
FRANK CANNON, Sd V. p and S,e-. Mgr.
g. H. HARDwICK, General Pass'r Agent
L. s. BROWN. General t~s~t
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES. DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON. OCTOBER 20,
le0l.-Taxpayers of the District Of Columbia will
take notice that the undersigned has received the
statement of assessment Of the taxes for the Dis
trct of Columbia for the year ending June 80 1902
and will be ready to receive payment of taxes
at this Office from and after the LIST day of No
ve,,ber 1901 One-hslf Of said tax is due No.
veuber l. 1901 and the other half May !, 1902.
On so much of the first half of said taxes. due
November l. 1901. as shall not be paid during
said month penalty OF one % per cent will be
added ON the first day OF each succeeding month
thereafter until the is paid, otherwise
proceeded with as the law directs. The law i'm
poses like penalty for nonpayment OF the Sec
ond half due May l, 1902 II not paid within
faid month OF May. Attest: f. G. DAVIS, Col
lector Of Taxes, District Of Columbia.
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RAILROADS.
&aShingt Alexandria
ana
Mount Vernon Railway.

FROM Station, PennSyiynnia Ave. and l3h St
In effect November l, 1901.
For Alexandria-Wcek days. $50. T;ot. 7:so
$500, s:29, s:59 9:25. 1900. 1925. II.oo. II 50
a. m; I12;oj i2:SO. l2:45. xl o5 LES. 200. 2:sc
x5.oa. 1880. $3.50, xi:la. 4:s3. s:5i SOS, x5:22.
$50, sos. $50 7.O6 7:3O $500. s:s5 $3.50. iO;l5
II 20. ll:59 p. m.
sundays-7:45 900 GAS 1850. l1;oo li:so a.
m; l2 20 noon: 1890. loo, 80 300. 2:3o 300.
$50. 400. 4:so. 500 $50 GEO. $50, 7:oo. 1880.
$500. s:45. $3.50 l0:i5. il:30 IL 80 p. m.
For Mount Vernon-Week days; ESQ., 500.
1000. 100 a. m. Mos. u:o5. 200. xS.os,
M:l4. x5;22. 7:o5. G.30 D. m.
sundays-9:0o a. M, 1900 noon. 200. 400.
$50, 200. $40 p. m.
For Arlington and Aqueduet Bridge-week
DAYS: $3.50. 1904. 7:90, 500. SOD $50. e:25,
l0;Ho. II 90 a. m. .I2:o5. 1920. -12;45. 1:o5.
rs 900 $3.50. 500. $50. $3.50. .4.SS .i:54.
6:22, sos. $3.50. 7;06. 500 p. m
SUNDAYS-715. 900, 9;45, '1o.30. 1l.oo
81 30 a. ~, 1900 noon, 1880 :0o .i:90, 2;oe
s2:so. $500. $50. 900. -4:3o. SOD. $50,
500. $50. 700. '7:30 500 p. m
Express. TO Arlington only.
Psfcels carried Baggage checked.
J. CoLyIN. Superintendent
G. f. ABBOT. President.
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FOR SALE or RENT-iioUszs
THOS. {. WACGAMAN,
Real Estate Broizcr and Auctioneer.
Si7 + Street ~. w.

FOR SALE NORTHWEST
ne =, stories. lr m i; lot 70xl2o II. -s1i-e-
,si = 1nd IIdi s0th, store and dwg. rented. 4.9b
80, o D. Or. bath a m i..............-... t,lei
/ 100 mn . h. 6r. bath, m ard stable ss',
iisS 81. 9 itiS S6th. sr bath, m i (Eaoh).. 80
~, 20 sth. h. ss lot .4xo4 ft.......... 100
so, eth frame, Or rented for s1i.30 2,ooe
M 40 o, H. sr water and sewer. -. -
-, SOUTHWEST.
Ssa 80 \. h, Or and bath th.............s2.sc scl
20 ; nFn; l. tr and back building. ....... 2.Iv
'i'd S'a N. hs sr each. stable (both).. 90
100 NORTHEAST.
- 20 a h. sr. bath and a m i........s6 5000
sIs st Sh st. h. cellar, sr. bath, i..... $500
cog i, .s., o. 9r. bath, n /; l8x1l6 IT,. 4.Jop
,Jsz Is; h, 1r. bath and a m i.........- so
,o1 1itt b. Or. bath and a N i..-..-. 800 S'So
~ htore and dwelling. -''"'
SOUTHEAST.
SoS A, h, 11r, bath and m mi.............ss,s 500
~ @ "A, b h, l2r bath and a m i............ $500
30, 80 10 4S9 I'd, b hs, sr. m (Each) .-.-.. $500
i"seiSection :, Of Va ave. and st. 5.57i 50;
~, win improvements rented for s42
~ ~ and l08 L. hs lot 40x56 IT; BOTH. 3.to)
az Ii Tnu % u. b fs, Or each (Eaeh) 500
10 49, Il, h. sr. lot 25x17O5 ft............ Loo
doi OH ave b, 4r--...........,;..--. l'5eS
~ yth' h. Or. water. sewer, i7x6l IT,. .49
lzo' ) ave, h, 5r lot 16x12O ft........-. loo
FOR RENT.
Ne, 20e Del. ave furnished, Tor and bath. 800 %
Se ,Io5 o1 ~ l? ~
e'' i,0t @ Sth' 10 ~
Sc, ll0i n. J. ave-, Sr................... 10 80
S"-' VIZ va ave-, er and b--............-- z "
sw-' g4i Va. ave, sr and bath. p 80
SV-. zO5 1914 st., 7r and bath. h........... % 40
sw.. szl G. Or and b....................... 20 80
sw.. e22 nd. ave, Observation-Disclosures. IL 50
s".' O2l Z st, 6r...--...-..........-..... IL 20
Apply mt Office for Weekly Bulletin.
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wAETED-aOUsEs.

wANTRD-To buy 5-room house for about q. 100;
rcpiies must contain lowest price and location.
Addiess BOX is2. this Office. mas
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE
NEW Rk.-SoUTHANPToN-Lo
Friesland Nov. g. noon Haverford. No. 27.noon
Phi phia. No. 49, 10 am. Phila. Dec 4, 10 am
ST. Paul No-2o 10 am st Paul Dec. II 10 am.
RED STAR LINE
NEW YoRK-ANTwERP-PARIs.
Friesland. Nov. 8. Hsverford. No. 27.noon
Southwark No. 10. noon iceland Dec. 4. noon
'Vaderlsnd Nov.20. room Friesland, Dec. II noon
New twin-screw steamers calling at Cherbourg-
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers II and Is y. r.
New York Office 10 Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE 1906 St. N. W.,
Or G. W. Moss. III C St. N. W.
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NANTHD-T'wo girls go north; way paid; also
cook. ohambermaid for city. Enquire 1852 9th ST
nj
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Through train. from the South arrive Washing.
TON s.i2 am 6:62 am. 7:35 an. daily, 2;l5 pm.
and 400 pm daily. From Harrisonburg II:S7
: N. week days and $40 pm. daily. From Char
iottesyille SIS am. and $40 pm. daily.
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FOR HIRE.

FOR IIIRE-Stylish horses and traps; rubber-tire
rInabouts and rigs suitable Tor business at the
lowest prices; personal attention To boarding
horses. L. L. PiTSNoGLE, S26 New jersey ave-
opp b. q. Depot. mS-9
FOR HiaE-iIorses bng.sies and daytons; Sl'9o
and 500 per DAY. iof drumming or business
PURPOSES pEFST0N'S STABLES cor sth and
sts. NV. Phone 9l7-2. mZo-lmo
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE


WANTED-By young man. steady position
meat cutler in store market; best OF refer
ences. Address BOX 5S5, this Office. mi
wANTED-By reliable colored man, place to
drive for doctor; good references. l417 nth
ST. NV. MI
wANTED-By respectable colorcd man. good
home; good hand with horses and do any
kind Of hOusework. FRANK ROBINSON, TakOml
Park, ID. g.. Blair ave. MI
$50 TO ANYONE securing me indoor position;
good security, bond and references. o. p, 7I5
lSth 81, se- mi
wANTED-By young eolored man. good situa-
tion; can drive. \. NJ. WILSON, s2s 2ith st. MI
WANTED Situation as porter, to drive in pri-
vate family or housework; references. 232 I'd
ST NV. mi
WANTED-By colored boy, place to work in
house or for doctor; references. Apply 1926 l.
St nj
WANTED-3y young student, place TO wait on
table for board. BOX 523, this office. el
WANTED-By white man, place 10 attend fur
nsceS: handy with tools; best references; low
wages. BOX jl6, this Office ell
WANTED-Position as salesman can furnish best
of reference BOX 5li. this Office. els
wANTED-By an able white man place of am
kind; blscksmithing preferred; good horseshoer;
good references. Apply 1866 st. NV. el
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WANTED-Experienced salesadies in dry goods
store; references required. Apply '2i 9Th St.
NV. III
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WANTED-Three women for plain cooking, light
housework. chambermaid other nurse Enquire
1885 llth st. NV. nj
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WANTED-Ten white chambermaids sl2, for ho-
tel; FIVE raids and assist waiting, SIG; ten white
cleaners, SIS. DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, 18th
-. and Pennsylv lvania ave. mo-
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WANTED-Immediately colored woman to cook,
wash. and iron: must stay at nights; good wages
2ssss Massachusetts ave. nv. mi
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wANTED-Girl. nurse and general houseWOrk.
"a 9Th Il. nv. MI
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NANTED-Two experienced tailoresses to help on
coats. at once. SCHWARTZ & PELZMAS, sos
9Th 81. NV. e2-3
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wANTED-ROONs

WANTED-ROOMs.
WANTED Three or four unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping; having child Is months old
Address bon j3i, this office. mi
WANTED-onc two rooms first or second floor
for light manufacturing; central location. Ad-
dress BOX 400 this Office mS-3
WANTED-Preferably in Office building, house
keeping fiat for two refined business women. with
frst-claSs references; will give SIS for three un-
furnished rooms with heat and light; within
six squares OF lGth and Pa. ave. NV. Address
BOX 500. this Office auIs-tf
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,o, ,rxr-r,in,,suEp ROOMS.

FOR RENT-A neatly furnished front hall room
with board; also table board. 60S Massachusetts
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wANrED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-A gentle horse to work every other
day for its keep; light work. BOX 52i, this Of
nee. ei-3
WANTED Horses 10 winter for s. per month.
Address BOX a., Riverdale, Nd. m3-3
WANTED Horses 10 winter at my farm
Rockville, Id. Address G. L. HlCKERSON.
m3-6
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMALE.

NANTED-Situations 1.-TWO nice girls), nurse
waitresa chambermaid; also halliday work; ref
erences. iOI3 New York ave MI
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT-HOUsEs
FOR hENT-To select colored tenants. new. sani-
tary i-room fats; all modern improvements; tiled
bath; ideal homes for comfortable and economical
living. First floor, sl2; second floor, s14; third
hoor, Sl3 Also 1889 and 1913 A st. Sc, S6 per
month. GEORGE R. HILL. 6I5 18th st. NV.
eSl-6
FOR RENT-FREE; to coiored persons; five
room houses. northeast, free for one month, and
then only s. month. CAYW00D GARRETT,
corner 18th st. and New York ave. NV. m3-lm
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oughly, s.. Address BOX ss5. this office. mss
WANTED-Girl for general housework; also nurse
for child Of two years; to stay nights Enquire
1921 sth Il. NV.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


FOR RENT-Furnished front room to two gem
tlemen; mechanics preferred; with or without
board 2o2s 18th ST. NV. mi
22s EAST CAPITOL; furnished rooms with good
board and home comforts; terms reasonable.
mss
" =. :,
FOR RENr-Furnished rooms with or without
board AIS 9th st. nv. e4-3
WARM front ROOM board; two $3.50 week. 1902
6tii ST. NV. ei-3
20I +. CAPITOL ST, facing Capitol and Library
large well furr ished 'roonis; excellent table; mod
crate rates; all car lines; transients and
table boarders accommodated mi-T
FOR RENT-C1ose 10 Navy Yard furnished or
unfinished rooms; with or without board Oil
9th ST. m3-3
1891 NEW YORK AVE. NV, excellent board
for two; S25 per month. meals served out. m3-3
FOR RENT-Large front room suitable for two;
with without board. 6ls st. NV. mss
FOR RENT-Newly-pante and papered rooms,
with without board: everything first class;
splendid location. 4l2 9th ct. NV. e2O-tf
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wANTED-A neat colored girl for general house
,rorl, le9 y 81 ne MI
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HELP wANrrD-MALE AND FEMALE

DEMoNsTRAToRs-s12 per week and expenses
paid. Permanent position. Address BOX $685.
this othee MI
EXPERIENCED teacher wishes pupils in paint
ing. music. English, French; studio or resi-
dence. address BOX 5l3, this Office. m5-6
MATHEMATICS. science, English-Sound English
education; backward adults coached; certificates
Science and Art Department. London; highest
grade Irish National Education Board. 1912 I'D
81. W mss
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WAATED-situation BY settled white woman,
70 do cooking and housework; also plain sewing;
good home and moderate wages desired Apply
olS New York ave. NV. n5-3
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WANTED-Reliable woman for general housework.
- Massachusetts, ave. NV. mos
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERs.

LARGE assortment; greatly reduced prices, rent
ing, 81, 80, and 80 month; typewriter repair
ing; careful workmanship; very reasonable
charges: investigate. WASHINGTON TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE, III 9th st. NV. mi
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wANTED-A young lady for laundry Office. Ap-
ply with reference 917 st. NV. ei
WANTED cooks and general house
workers at once ". II. -BRITroN, & CO, 100
G rt. NV. el
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wANTED-A young white girl for housework.
OK A 81 80 mss
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wANTED-Cirl TO do light houscwork; white
preferred Call after ?. m, 1884 North Capitol
9. el
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NANTED-Situat;on by young white woman as
irst-eIass cook in private family. Address i'm
n.ediately BOX 527, this Office. m5-2
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WANTED-A steady housemaid; wages s.
month: must go home at night. Ring basement
bell, 1876 Vernon ave. which is st. extended
mi
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TABLE BOARD.

THE BELMONT, sl3 18th st. NV. iFst-ciass
table board; management: both dining rooms
open: price - and $3.50 per week ei-1
FIIRsT-CLAss table board 1924 llth St NV.
e2-3
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WANTED-woman to do general homework; none
but good cook need apply. 9ls 18th st. NV. mi
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WANTED-Rsy colored girl, place to work after
scl.ooI. &c Pierce 81. NV, room ,. MI
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MODEL MAKING MACHINERY

FIREARMS. electrical work. instrument repair
ing; satisfactory prices. FARRoW ARMS CO.,
30 I'd st NV
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FOR RENT-Furnished large second fnor front
room: also nice large room first hoor- go
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wANTED-ColoTed girl to go to suburban town
near city; good wages. Apply sill Postotiice
Building. e4-3
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STORAGE, - cents load UNITED STAT
STORAGE CO.. 420 10th st. NV. m4-.
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WANTED--W. II. Britton, formerly Of Samuel 4.
Coombs, has opened his office at 709 G ST. NV; !;
he has places for good help. mss
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WANTED b. colored woman. place as cook in
private family; stay nights. g Defrees court
ne MI
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TAKE LESSONS in shorthand and touch-type-
writing from WILLAMETTE, sl3 st. NV.
m3-3
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var TAX FOR tTHIEITfS.


Ntw H,ytS. Jan 3 Tie new plan p-o-
posed 10 the Yale students for TIE %frlncial
support or Tie various at'l"'u' dNN"'"l'''h'
" iii he considered ~ q unlNcr-ltS meeting
., DO hold rfter the Christmas vacation
~ =" - H., 10,
The committee "'''' II"'"''u '"" ''"'
Is COMPOSED Of Alfred " IIchdrdson. Frost
dom, Of the Rowing Association. William
-, a. vi, ,r,c, foam
VI rhl'A'' '"P'"'n ~ J" '
and tlhridce J. Eliason, manager "i IN"
baseball nine There l. no regular system
,
or iaNlNs 1aie "N''I ti""""''o '' '' -
port OF Val. ATHLETICS aud u" committee"
rrrr,scs oua Ii save
n,.,,n,a Fac, ,ro, tho ,ro.bnen
u u !" ." '" .
class who are solely r,sIon''''" i'f "" imam
,,al suurort 81 their own an lrilc-, are also
vs. l..i ,,r,,,
d"j ended upon 10Y u ''h~'"''"''' ! '"i ,''"'"
Of the support or ~" Nnl'"r-ItN AthI''l'S
A sacnnd ,ttluu II the ratio Of support
wbi,h tho major ,,d o.. minor organizations
"hI.H wv '"'''' "'' ~ ''
receive at present II l. 10 uncommon
occurrence for a COLLECTOR for an organization
-. .1ren.,s M, from sla.unn To- sIs."u a
year To- Receive a Slb-'rItl"h "l e. b'''''l>'
tho man making il ha, already eubsCr he'd
r,,,,,, ,b..c c>,er..s
W "i 20 a." n H Arrtrrr .rrinu, ~
are rs ''a' snu -.,, 81 .,r nm,
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u l.l"t ti'lt 49, .,, ~" 49,, ',,.ry ,rnu
orr to,I.u - Tn"irmy I. ..lnrs in,ard
rs nI""N'iL' sum d. hc,,,-. az , r.rcr,,
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Are YOU raTt Of the show' IL this some
new Saote az sIi' - sfpf Hurry. with iii. ,,mo.,
self as n person Of credibillty. Now ] think
YOU can AFFORD To indulge in a tin roof.
The, saloon man apologized and seyeral
o,N9v.' said Hurry. :! want YOU 70 go
ana certify TO these ticket orders
,nr vent right up the main street 81 the
orders along the way he accumulated a long
yellow duster. a broad-brimmed straw hay
Ing hat. 2 nreman,s red shirt. some green
SSSser"ksea' t irqsssr. sH that { s eS,r d DR. o psG 'Fona"Is
Leg r, iie sl.o procured a wonderful barber,
inarking, paint and re, aired to- the saloon
again There we're q number q small toys
,hr-S Or four q them hen, q, e'@ a@ out 6 to i look ap a
brass band Tor him, They told him that the
only brass band in town was the one that
Hurry said that was Just exactly the band
he wanted.
e4amorod Of him by this time and a number
Of prominent citizens were gathered around
u" place wing with one another in their
that he would break the mystery. with which
h" had surrounded himself lilo became
,ciI SnGG9rssGd 4, lit he wen, tG the
proprietorS Of the circus lie said he wanted
their biggest elephant down al the railroad
NlIlI on TRN' away, WIN ~ npl1fn ana n
and went ont to consult the chief u dice
about NE laws foyerntns the ,ontr2i 81 n:
twenty minute. there was a big row mp the
street and With a crowd Of countrynen
%rGn nd, i, sd ~; t"ss Hlephan, & ths s4 SsS VIZ Sa
shah Of Persia, came numbering down to
g." saloon The mahont had a note fer his
Falkland Islands and Emperor 81. Runoo
Land The elephant knelt down and Hurry
took one more I'm roof and climbed ~
s r. S : !" a H. '''' Ts. as siEop 70 Nt co SSfSs q 'h ss'
snihority. He told the bandmaStar thai the
band was to escort him 10 the station II
was col organs special wish. he said. that
n" chief of police assured the handmaster
that Hurry Wa telling the truth. They got
oyer into th- railroad yard Just ton minutes
before ~" Bryan train was due
"Meantim" We had discovered that Hurry
va mit.ins We fo41d Wis ;lothes and at
thought he m ehi have fallen Of he rear
platform But our porter remembered seeing
him ~ forward into the Pullman on the reg
& > on II thc roSt station None of MS realized
yrnkiuiown aheld 81 rs We ric'urcd Hurry
locked up in a baggage room IN a way station
sending rush t"legrams To- us Tor money. and
%sultins messages for him. w" were COINS to
send thom all OF at once from JrnkiutOwn
We had a beautiful time thinking up -itua-
tion- IN which W" would make Hurry miscra-
hl" for the rest of his natural life We rolled
into the ui!pu station At lcnkintoNn with
pretty much everybody on the platform with
A telegram IN his hand
In The very centre OF tho multitude 'ha:
had come our 20 cheer Bryan there was NJ
elephant all glorious with spanglrS Around
h. legs Was = brass band rlaytnc "onwar!
Chri.tlap soldiers And on his back was
Hurry, in dress -ich a. never mortal wore
b"for" over the elephants side he was waving
a banner on whic, wore inscribed the word.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-06
GALvESIONs IOSS FIGt RED Jr.
An Investigation and Computation Place the
storm Damage at sI5 600, 900.

G.LNFSIUN, Tex Jan. The Vows pub
lisl"s to-day a statement Of the property
losses IA Galveston caused hy the t"rrIhI"
storm "i sept slast The figures NJ" the re-
suli ~ a thorough investigation aud ar" a.
,eItod a.. accurate 50 far a. 1t - possible q"
cor4pIt- them under the circumstance
The property loss suffered n:sretdt">
~. O5S 10, divided ~ follows. Residence
property aud contents. totally DESTROYED.
o. 1895 tap damage 20 other residences and
contents .: -. r'J. church properly tnn"ro.
municipal proper sAid."" 1harV"S
and %-nippins facilities se5an 40 mauGig'-
tur. h.. plants. 25?a.l;i 80 .n'N property,
~. ,u rulir institutions. tSg.hs met
cnurf.c ~. lGIngs. sHg7 goH. merchandise IL
stock. 81. 2pl $50 state prop'-'N. tilb.1n,
I ultcd States tiovsrnnsu' IrnprrfN, H.
ias. i1o. railroads, tel"sraphs. telephone. ac..
$4,000. goods IN transt. S+I5,'Su.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-06
tBOIrSHING CHADE CROSSINGS.
4 Large Decrease In the Number Of Railroad
Acid rrt. From Thi, CnuSe.

Since isas the number Of railroad accidents
NJ crossings ~ grad" has fallen on - per
cent though the volume OF railroad tr1N"l
I'm tho United STATE. has largely Increased
and the number Of trains y much greater
Thf. decrease j. due largely 10 IN" ~!"Gisla-
,iou. IN which New York was the pioneer,
for the abolition Of all grade cr"',inrs
The trti-Gradr Crossing law Of New York,
adopted IT, 1885,. provided that steam %Surfac"
road, thereafter built mus, be- constructed
to avoid all crossings at grade. \"w streets
avenue. or hIsh%av.. when CARL across
tho tracks of existing steam roads. must
hr either above or below grade. and the
extra cost oi such construction i 10 he
aid hall Lv the MUNICIPALITY aud liIt
hg tho road crossed Wh"r" existing cr'-,-
,u.~ u'" chang . mo! tII" "lp'I'"tI"n ~
company the cNlru-r of such chang" j. -
h. paid - follow uu'-htli +, IN" abroad
|Cutnpiuv. ua"-gI.r'"I b. ~" STA" aud
our-,G'rt"r hv III" municipal au,."'Il"'
All strr't surface raj rn11- hereafter CON
stt'.,t"d iu New york across a steam rat
road shall b. iih"r AMY" "' n"'o" nS sr'd'
Tn" Logic ltur" i authorized - apIr"UElt"
not l,~- than sr.h'1o liu.h.N - i"Irdy '.e
compliance witt hi ,%ttiGt".
NJ, .-lcuu.'t-., %. which Mo-" population
out.ioL' of ia" arg" ',tl''- = mo" drue" thnn
IN Sew NurA. HUp-oIriut"- So ,i"@ . '"ar
for tn" elimination 20 grade rr"s-l - 1ui
i1> already expended . ..au""" f"r .l.. rr-
,hi-ott- ,]Iaryc,y uNn"d in N.w York; nav"
pad a.. ,"".W" lot 10" sam" r.ru"~"
Iudri a law PASSED h' il" I"ur"~s""
Legislature, ~ 1891, ia" railroads ne, "i, ."d
g. aradr rad orn,-ins- I" no i'v"l ~ ~"
rHl,~ ard =, kc"H then ~ r"i,!r .'t To- '''t
On 'l,4 ID" Il th. 'r'.S ne o"unr.''|W,
II Las harn strictly enforced iu that state
N,lr,v "vrry M-st"rn state md ,"m" .."uth-
Nnrk4 cad ir gradually dong away. where
practicable. with III" old fashioned method