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BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR sALE-eigar store and poalroon; cheap
tor cash go - = ~ e23-s
FOR -iron5ccttonery. daily sslc> $50;
make offer; iI-health- MEN YORK BUSINESS
FOR sALE-Grocery7 da-ls =,Ie=, SIS; rent. So
price 800 NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKER
1000 F. 81
FOR sALE-Groeery. corner ID and D SIS NV;
viii invoice. c25-3
FOR SALE-I-uucilroom; ice cream and soda.
cheap 2ilI 7th 81. NV c2@-a
FOR SAEE-B Barber shop; cigars; business part
city; 4l-o hoeb!Aek stand Addres~ BOX 20
this Once mss
location address BOX l2c- this Office m25-5
business invest gate- NEN YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS'. 1000 St NESS
FOR RENT-Iarge dining room and kitchen: cen
frsi location; suitable for caterer; terms mod
crate i Grant place NV mZ3-3
WANrED-Nan TO invest in sood-I,aying Lusi-
ness. - . 500 Address BOX JIG. this office
mss
FOR SAIE-Bsrber shop. so: cigar store 500:
egstg.tioHery. So diniHe-rooHs; investigate
DUNLAP, 90J = s2z-3
FOR SALE-Roor,ins bo's-e, central locations IN
vestigate- DUNLAP. go r ez2-5
FOR >ALE-Fifteea grocery stores; $40 to sI.500-
DUNLAP SGG =. c223
FOR SAIE-OId established barber shop Apply
l3l p st e22-S
FOR SALE-Corucr grocery; stock and fixtures
18th and A SIS sc. en-
WANTED-PartneT with 500 n wholesale liquor
business Bon ll4, this offce- e22-3
WANTED-CoIored partner with 50 To take hall
interest and 20 through the country 10 play
columbia Home Grand GrsyhophOne address
Box Il2 tins Office e22-2
FOR SALE-OHe Of the finest equipped and best
located drug stores IN the city. sIi,-postoffice
station III store; best OF reason f3I selling Ad-
dress Bon %, this office m2l-3
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FOR RENT oIunbia Park. eight miles from
Capitol. fyc-TooB house AID stables fifteen
minutes from station: terms moderate; harzsiu
Apply 26I7 K It NV. u23-3
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FOR sALE-BICYcLEs.

FOR SALE-Geut-s Olive bicycle; Sea,rchTf2H
all in fine condition; SIS cash +. CARLISLE
ll02 9th 81 ne m25-3
FOR SALE-Lady's bicycle. beautiful condition.
$ Address BOX IoI- this office. rn2I-3
TOR sALE-BicycIe. good condition; s4.75. IL
9Th ST ne. rngI-9
SPECIAL sale Of tires, bicycles and sund-ies;
close them out cheap: investigate LA8OFIsH.
IL 9th St NV eIT-1D
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BIRDS, DoGs. ETC

YOUNG PARROTS, singing csnGrIss, 1aOcking
birds dogA cats. rabbits. gold nzh. etc. GAIA
logue hts- SChAIDs BIRD sTe2E. az I2Sh Sc
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SITUATIONS wAxTEDFEMALE-

dining OF lunchroom- Address Box l5g this Of
fee e
WANTED-By respectable coIored girl. place Is
cook og general homework; 20 home nights.
100 Pierce place nv.- 81
WANTED-By a f1rst-claSs se1nstreSs. work by
the week Enquire So 9th ST. NV. mi
WANTED-By respectable coIored woman place
a. cook Call OF address - Beirees 81 NV M
wANTED-wa~hipg to take home or DAY work
80 Delaware ave sv. nj
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Fer Philadelphia. New York, and the
Enaf

Express. 700 Dining Carr, 80. Sis SOC 1000
iVIBIng Car. 1923 and II 90 Dining Ca from
N'!mington1 A ~. 1886. BIB. s:53 Dining
~ from BaitimOre). $50. 1860 and L 80 2
" On Sundays. 100 Dining Carr 30 S-I5
9;o9. 1925, I-00 Dining Car fron Wilmington
a n. lz-l5. BIS. $50 Dining Car from Balti-
Philadelphia only, Express, 7.g5 l. ~. BIB
daily
For Boston. without change. 7:45 4 n week
days and $50 P N. daily
For Baltimore 6.I5. 100 20, T:z5. 80. Sis.
900 1000. 9e=s5. 1910. 1I-c9 4 NJ. 13=f5,
Izi5 LIS. LIS. z.OI. BIS. $50 q 20 Limited.
SO 40. 4S. $50, $40. 6:i5 $50. us, I;i5.
1000. 1910 lbs. and H:50 P NJ On sur
days, 200, 10. 30. SIS. 200. sos. IG=25.
1870. u 90 4 n I2-I5- lis. 2-01, SIS, $50
600 i-imited). $40. 40. 40. $40 els.
SO. us. 80 1000, 1910 and iI:5o P u
For Pope's Greek Line. 7=s5 4 N and 4:3s P. N.
weekdays Sundays g:O5 A. "
For annapolis. 700 A II, 12:I5 and 40 P n
cypress for Florida and points on Atlantic Coast
EI l,r, t iaz 4 VI S 5 PM. daily
Line II-oI A NJ daily. Florida and Metro
politan Limited" s-55 P ~ daily
Express for Richmond only. sos A n week
Accommodation for Quzntico, 7:Gs A NJ daily
and 4.z5 P. ". weekdays.
seeshore Connections.
Fer Atlantic City Cvis Delaware River Bridge,
zii-rail r5ute}. Il go A. NJ, 40 and j 80 =
NJ daily 1Z-45 r N Weekdays ' u msIhrt
Street Wharf 800 Saturday oHiy), 1890 and
HOO 4 ". 12-45 P. u. weekdays, II=53 P. IL
daily I2:I5 P N Sundays only
atlantic City Specia3'' LIS P. n weck-dsys-
Solid yestibuie train. Pullman Buffet PaFiOs
Cars. Combined Car, and Coaches through to
Atlantic City.
For Cape Nay. 1000. HOO 4 N, 1Z-15 P Il
weekdays II 80 P NJ daily
For Asbury Park Ocean Grove and Long Branch.
II-50 P. n daily, Sis. 20 4 n and lz-4s
P. II. weekdays
Ticket Offices. corner Fifteenth and G Streets,
and AZ The station Sixth and Streets, where
orders esn be left for the checking Of baggage
70 destination from hotels and residences
Telephone call TIT tor Pennsylvania Kali
] p HUTCHINSON. J. r WOOD.
General Manager General Passsrgs- Agent
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NANTEB-Fiyc COED reliable women and girls.
small families plain cooks. ehambsrmaids nuFse~-
for good homes. smallest fec enquire rhe el-H
VIRGINIA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. lC3z 18th 81
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW THAMPTON-LONDON
y Pau ..Aug. I. 10 am. st Paul Aug-2s 10 In
- LOUIS Aug T. 10 It LouIS- Sept 1. 10
iceland Aug q, noon Phil phia Sep IL IOa- II.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-AETWERP-
Pe5lniand--July y, noon hens gton. Aug. H. noon
SoUthwark-J July y. noon4 Iceland Aug 81 noon
3deriand- X :. noon EFFiesIsnd-Aug. >. noon
New tEiH-screw steamers calling at CherDourE
INTERNATIONAL SAyTG ALTON COMPANY,
Piers il and u n r.
New 10rk Off.cc. % Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1905 + s Y W.
Or G. u. Moss I4I1 c St N W
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
~7~-~r~~-~-~.-~y--~-~--
FOR SATE-Snap; Northeast, on 4th St; six
room brick: all modern improvements. side and
alley; well rented cost y. 800 $500 was
loaned on it; price, 500 c. BOYER & son,
2lt 9Th st. Sw. mZ3-3
FOR SALE-TWO bricks Gordon ave ne : rent
sle9 each per year. 800 each viii buy them: co~i
SI.ZJo- Q BOYER & son. pa It'll 81 sW ru23-2
FOR SALE-Seven-room brick. 6th St NV; lot
I3yIG9. alley. price : 90, offer VIII be con-
sidered {. BOYER & son. PA 7th st SIX mss
FOR SfLE-A very nice. weIl-lsid-out brick
house Of ten rooms; al modern; lot y 5xI29 70
alley large stable. cost $500: price only $500:
other property near For less than $500 to
$1,000 5hat VIII compare; location 6th svy-,
near 81. &. BOYER & son. 2I4 7.h 81 sw.
mss
FOR SlLE-Two frame houses: halls and vesti-
bulcs. 1911 1st mzI-T
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ROYAL Blue LINE.
Southern Railway.
Schedule corrected to June /. 1901.

Schedule corrected to June J. 1901
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station
s-0I 2. III Daily Local for HzrTisouhGFy, War
Henton, Charlotte. and Way stations
U=I5 n. Daily L. , Fast Mail Sleeping
. ears 20 New Orleans. Columbia. Savannah, and
Jacksonville, uniting Salisbury with sleeper for
Asheyiile Chattanooga, and Memphis. and az
DsnyIlIe with sleeper FOR Birmingham and a.
Charlotte. with sleeper for augusta Solid train
Washington TO New Orleans Dining car servicS-
Ii.S7 a M. Daily. Local FOR WarrentOu aud
Charlottesville
4.OI D. n Week Days Local for Front Royal,
Str2sburg. and HsrTisoEburg-
$50 p n Daily Local for Warrenton and
Charlottesville
$50 D. m Daily Washington and Chattanooga
Limited (yia Lynchburg)- Sleeping cars = Roam
oke knoxville. Chattanooga. Nenphis- and Mes
Orleans. Through cOseh TO AeEnpfis Diniseg
service
9s5 D. n Daily. n I & Fla. Express Sleep
iaS carr to Augusta with connections for AikeK
and Charleston and to savannah, jacksonville,
and Port Tampa Through coaches 10 Jsckson-
vile and Atlanta Uniting st EaEviEe with Pull
nan sIeepers from Richmond and Norfolk for
Charlotte Tourist sleeper Washington 70 san
Francisco Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
DiniaE Car Service
IO:I5 D. N Daily Washington and Southwest
ern Limited the only exclusively Pullman trsiH
between Washington and the South Sleeping
csrs to Ashville Knoxville, Chattanooga. and
Nashville. and to Atlanta Macon. Birmingham.
Memphis, Montgomery, Mobile. and New Orleans.
Club car Washington 10 Atlanta Dining e2F
service.
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FOR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING.

FOR REAT-Store and dwelling : rooms. mod
iTRps, ia . - NV. So; store and cellar. EglJ
7ti It. NV reduced Ic - % .sor- and Ivoli-
ny l50o Florida ave own r.s.t -s-aa-a.rls
s-herE. 80; store sIsd dy-erIiH.-. a=.s =
se4r so. louis J.. Sf-.lE E -
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wANTED-AGENTs.

WANTED-By q savings bank. man 70 solicit
savings accounts. reference required; salary and
commission Apply UNION SAVINGS BANK. 18th
ST and New York sTe- m23
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II THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
o. COLUMBIA-CLENENT r.. McILW AINE
AND WILLIAM VI. ASHMORE RECEIVERS
ETC. vs. ROBERT \. BESPHAN TT Al
Equity No. 1896. Docket 80.
Upon consideration OF the molten Of COM
sinIutS. by their solicitors. MILAN & smith
1t Is this sth day of July, : D. 1901 ordered
that the defendants. Robert A Bispham. Mar
gerite H. BiSpham. otherwise called Maggie IL
BisTilam and Benjamin F. Cravyshaw. cause their
appearances 20 be entered herein on or before the
first rule day occurring forty days after this
fav- othcrW ise the cause viii be proceeded
with as in case OF default. The object Of this
suit Is To procure a foreclosure OF 4 deed OK
trust on lots = and u, in block 50. in Fast
Washington Park. and 10 substitute trustee in
lieu OF defendant travShaw 70 make sale OF
said property This notice 10 be published in
the Washington Law Reporter and The Wash
in.,tor Times A week for three successive
weeks before said day.
tScal) A 3 HAGNER, Justice.
True cUpy-FCSt-
J r. YOUNG clerk
By J. WILMER LATINER. Assistant Clerk.
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wANTED-ROOAIS.

WANTED-one ,lrriurHished room by lady: no
other TOOuCrs- must he reasonable permanent IL
pleased; references exchanged address Box ll2
this Office. ezZ-S
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CASH TO LOAN

CASH TO LOAN
ON FURNITURE, PIANOS. ETC,
without removal from your possession and in any
amount from SO to $500. Cur rates are the
cheapest and you make your own terms
Loans made within three hours from the time
you apply We losn for the int=res. only and
DO not want your gooG5, you need have no
fear Of losing them Our Offices up on the
ffh floor away from the street. and are SO AZ
ranged that We can ensure strictest privacy Dron
In and get rates
POT OAfAC GUARANTEE LOAN Co.
s2s-930 F ST. NEAR 9Th NV
Room "a, Atlantic Building.
Take Elevator TO Fifth Floor
MONEY LOANED SHARED people and retail mer.
chants upon their names without security;
easy payments. TOLMAN. Room As SOs-gl4 @
St
MONEY To LOAN on APPROVED COLLAR
ERAL-No delay CHARLES a BAKER. Rooms
20 and a. MetzeE oft Building. ITO St
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-FFftecn drivers Eve disiIwashers seven
TsorterS. ten girls BANEET'S. It2 ~ Nyy-,
formerly I22O New York ave MI
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HELP wANrEp-rEMALE.

kitchen maids. and silver pantry. fares paid,
TO-DAY DICKS HOTEL AGENCY 18th and Pa
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N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF C0LLAIBIA-ALBERT A WILSON "
UNKNOWN HEIRS AT LAW ETC OF
HENRY WALTER. DECEASED. IT Al No.
223s4 In Equity. Docket %
On motion Of the complainant, by George
Francis Williams Esq, his solicitor 1t Is this
18th DAY Of July. 4 d. 1901 ordered that the
defendants the unknown heirs at law alienees
and deyisec-- Of Henry Walter. deceased; OF
RosdHua Brandt. deceased; Of Louisa Walter de-
ceased, and Of Frederick Conrad, deceased cause
their appearance to be entered herein on OF be
lore the first rule day occurring forty DAYS after
this day; otherwise the cause viii be proceeded
uith a. in case OF default Provided This no
ticc be published once 4 week for three sue
ccs-iYe weeks before that rule day in the Washing
ton law Reporter and in The Washington
Times The object Of this suit Is to establish
5f record the title Of complainant t. original
lot nine in square hundred and forty-three
IN the city OF Washington, in this District and
to enjoin the defendants from asserting any title
OF claim thereto
BY the court
tSeal.) \ b EAGNER, Asso. Justice
True copy-Test-
J. r. vol Nc. Clerk
By J. WILMER LATIaIER. assistant Clerk
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wANTED-Roons AND BOARD.

WANTED-Targe- airy room by tW0 gentlemen:
near Union Building; state price with OF without
board Adde'S Bon l2I this Office m23-3
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.

WANTED-By Young man. place ~ driver OF
office work Address BOX rs. this offiee- 81
WANTED-By Young coIored man. place 20 work
around store 3$6 DaE 81 uw. 81
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WANTED-By young white man. place n bar
room OF store or work of any kind. 1850 lst
ST egg
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srRAsBCReER Z DNNNAXx. A ~ 2. :. y


OF COLI NBIA-WILLIAN JAMES WILSON
UNKNOWN HEIRS. ETC, or PETER
MANTZ. SENIOR DECEASED, ct Al No
223g1 In Equity Docket 30
On motion OF the complainant by George
Francis Williams, Esq. his solicitor It Is this
18th day OF july. A D. 1901 ordered that the
DEFENDANTS Louisa Nantz and Elizabeth Mantz and
't- 'frasEsz-r- - - alienees. and 3arissa1
OF the following deceased persons rl.fneI=. Peter
Aantz, ST. Peter Mzntz. JF-. Nicholas Mautz,
Gideon M&ntz. Catherine Hantz Louisa Mantz
Elizabeth AaDtz, David Mautz Mary BrcEEle nee
Nentz, and Margaret Markell. nee Nantz cause
their appearance to be entered herein on OF be-
lore the first Tule day occurring forty DAYS after
this day otherwise the cause viii De proceeded
With a. in case OF default Provided This no
tie be published once a week for three sue
cesSive weeks before that rule day in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and Tie Washington
Times. The object OF this suit Is TO establish
OF record the title % complainant to the north
half Of Original los eight IN square on hundred
and foFty-thTes. IN the city Of Washington IL
this District and 10 enioin the defendants from
asserting any title claim thereto
By the court
Seal A B. HAGNER, Asso- Justice
True copy-fest:
J r YOUNG Clerk
BY J. WILMER LATBiER- Assistant Clerk
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

BRENTWOOD-Five minutes walk from District
inc; suburban electric rcdd- lots j1x200 for $780,
IT g Per month Erquire " 4. BARTLETT.
Loan and Trust Building m2I-lm0
FOR SALE 500 down; balance monthly; houses,
farms z " PIERCE. Vienna. Va ns9-Imo
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rp.1Ss IN BIJ-EMOST BRANCH

TRAINS ON BLUEAOST BRANCH
Lave Washington $40 q m leo P n, &:S5
- m and 4:s9 D m. week days. and 9-0f a
m and SIS D m. sundays cnly Tor BIusinonts
s,d as n m week days for Lees5uTg.
Returning arrive Washington s-2i a m. and
500 n N. daily. and e:34 =. m and 2:4S ?. r.,
Iyeek DAYS from BluemOnt, and 6-5I q n, week
DAYS from Leesburg-
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wANTED-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

UANTED-To rent small ~iz or scyen-ro0ng house
II the suburbs. must he reasonable B. K
MICHAEL 3S .th Il nv ms
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~ANTED-HoasEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-To buy good, speedy horse: also
light grocery wagon Call II 10th and SIS Sc
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FOR SALE-LOTS,

F"B SALE ) ~ -TvIJ9. within two minutes, walk
-fH"tr .-is 500 worth 800: so cash
So cont LARK BROS, 1888 F 81. NV.
NILE
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WANTED-H0USE SEES.

WASTED-To purchase a house with store: suit
able FOR grocery: city suburban; cheap Ad
dress Box H. this Office. nj
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For RENT-FLATS.
FOR HENT-sUBu RBAN.

FOR RENT-Three desirable unfinished a
i. llnLlE Of t.E2. - lndiana ave NV cIa-
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TEE OLD RELIABLE CAPITAL CITY BENEFIT
SOCIETY 45s LOUISIANA AVE home iustitu-
ton; without doubt tie best sick accident
warts drst-class solicitors foF Industrial ins1T
ance: chance for live men 10 make big money
INVESTIGATE nyI-3m
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-29
The Creates, Electricians.

A vote was recently taken by The
Electrical World and Engineer on the
% greatest names in electrical science
during the last century. The partic-
ipants in the ballot were 2IT members
OF the American Institute of Electrical
Engineers, who We're requested TO ar
range the names In the order Of sup
posed excellence,
The following list. therefore. shows
not only the men who were chosen. but
also their standing in the esteem OF
the institute; Faraday. Kelvin. Edison,
Bell, Morse, Henry, Tesla. Elihu Thorn
son, Maxwell, Ampere. Siemens, Ohm.
Hertz, Davy, Brush. wheatstone.
Helmholtz, Gramme, Stelnmetz, Ront-
gen, Sprague, Plante. MarconL. Ger
sted and Joule. However. two other
ballots We're taken for comparison with
the one just mentioned.
The opinions of ~ eminent members
OF the institute We're embodied In one
and those of ~ professors Of electricity
in colleges In another. The former
group placed Maxwell second and Hen
ry fourth, showed an equal preference
for Bell and Edison for tlfth and gave
Tesla the fifteenth. The college pro-
fessors put Maxwell third and Edison
fourth, were equally divided between
Hertz Henry aud Elihu Thomson for
ffth, accorded Rell aud Morse equal
honor aud ranked Tesla fifteenth. &c.,
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entire lining of an evening cloak over
another lining of silk.
Chiffon, net and gauze with narrow
bands of silk stitched in at intervals
make very pretty vests. One row Of
embroidered polka dots down the CEN
ter of the bands is an effective addi-
tion.
One Of the elegant trifies In fashion
able dress is a muff and boa to match
made of white chiffon and finished
with sable in all the edges. A bunch of
violets is added to the mutt, and the
combination suggests summer as well
as winter.
A low crowned sailor hat made of
taffeta silk or velvet and trimmed with
bunch of roses or pompons at one
side is considered the chic headgesr FOR
young women to wear in the morning.
while more dressy afternoon hats are
of felt in pale colors trimmed with os-
trich feathers and flowers.
The raglan shirt waist seems to be
one of the new varieties and is well
recommended for athletic young wom-
en-. as it gives freedom of motion. The
sleeve sets in from the collar band like
mans raglan coat. and there are
small stitched in pockets at either side
of the bust.-New York Sun.
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STAGE GllNTS

Anna Held is TO do "Papa's Wife" in
london.
The rumor that n. G. Goodwin Is to
play Shylock is revived.
When Coquelin returns to Paris he
intends producing Quo vadis-"
The first time Julia Marlowe appear
ed on the stage was as chorus singer
in "Pinsfore."
Sarah Bernhardt's son. Maurice. has
written drama which the actress may
produce next season.
Sothern has resumed the tour in
Hamlet" that was interrupted for so
long by the injury to his foot
Henry Miller is said to have met with
everv PROMISE OF success in his trial OF
Madeleine Lucetts Ryley's Richard
Savage"
A one act play, called "Harmachis," !"
made from Rider Hsgyard's lurid story
of Cleopatra" Is 20 be acted by stu
dents in the near future.
James ]. Corbett. the pusilist. Is said
TO have offered $1,000 for Harrison
Wolfe's play. "Cashel Byron" before
its recent disastrous trial performance
In New York.
Wizards Tom Pinch In the play he
made from Dickens MARTIN Chuzzle-
wit" was seen for the drst time IN
New York city recently.
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sheridan's Ride.

Up from the south at break Of day,
Bringing 10 Winchester fresh dismay. {
The arfrighted air with a shudder bore,
Like herald in haste. to the chieftsin's door
The terrible grumblc and rumble and roar,
Telling the battle was once more
And Sheridan twenty miles away.
And wider still those billows Of war
Thundcrcd along the horizons bar,
And louder yet into Winchester rolled
The roar ot that red sea uncontrolled.
Making the blood Of the listener cold
As he thought OF the stake in that fiery fray
And Sheridan twenty miles away.
But there is road from Winchester town.
good broad highway leading down,
And there through the fash of the morning light
A steed as black as the steeds Of night
Was seen to pass, with eagle tight,
As II he knew the terrible need.
iic stretched away with his utmost speed;
Hills rose and fell. but his heart was gay,
With Sheridan fifteen miles away.
Still sprung from those swift hoofs. laundering
SOUTH
The dust. like smoke from the cannon's mouth
Or the trail of a comet sweeping faster and faster.
Foreboding to traitors the doom Of disaster.
The heart Of the seed and the heart Of the master
Were beating like prisoners assaultng their wallS
Impatient to be where the battlefield calls;
Every nerve Of the charger was strained 70 full
play,
With Sheridan only ten miles away.
Under his spurning feet the road
Like arrovy Alpine river flowed.
And the landscape sped away behind
Like an ocean flying before the wind.
And the steed, like . bark fed with furnace ire.
Livest on, with his wild eye full Of fire;
But, 10, he is nearing his hearts desire;
He is snuffing the smoke Of the roaring fray.
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nesday. Brown and McCaskey; Thurs
day. Doty and Darley; Friday, Chal-
mers and Brown.
BOWLING SCHEDULE.
The schedule for the individual
bowling tournament this week is as
follows
Evenings at the Grand: Monday,
Kirn and Moore; Tuesday Brownell
and Byrider; Wednesday, Rowland
and King; Thursday Tillett and
Mackey; Friday. Kaufman and Lilly.
Howard ST., alleys: Monday, Yer
nosky and Bonstedt; Tuesday, Blank
and Marauyillc; Wednesday, Marsh
and Winton: Thursday. Anders and
Hart: Friday Kolb and Niehus.
Afternoons at the Grand: Tuesday
j. King and Grille; Wednesday, Brow.
nell and Winton.
Howard St. alleys: Tuesday Barron
and Browncll; Wednesday, Goodenber-
ger aud Byridcr; Thursday, Frain aud
Chapman: Friday. Martin and Grille.
CHAMPIONSHIP BADGE
The badge which will he awarded
to the winner of the individual tourna-
mcnt has arrived. II is solid gold
and consists of two bars and n circular
plate. 1t reads Champion Individual
| Bowler of Akron"
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True Nobility.

'rs not in the pages Of story
The heart Of its ills to bcguile.
Though he who makes courtship to glory
Gives all that he hath for her smile,
For when from her heights he has won her.
Alas, IL is only to prove
That nothing's SO sacred as honor
And nothing 50 loyal as Lowell
We cannot make bargains for blisseA
Nor catch them, like dishes. in nets.
And sometimes the thing our life misses
Helps more than the thing which II gesS
For good lieth not in pursuing,
Nor gaining OF great nor OF small.
But Just in the doing, and doing
As we would be done by, 10 all.
Through envy, through malice. through hat
ing
Against the world. early and late.
No iot OF our courage abaung-
Our part is 70 work aud to wait.
And slight is the sting o. his trouble
Whose winnings are less than his worth.
For he who is honest is noble,
Whatever his fortunes OF birth
Alice Cay.