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THE AQUATIC CONTESTS.
Events OF the Annual bathing Beach
sports Commenced.

sports Commenced.
The annual bathing beach sports began
at O'Clock this Afternoon An interest
ing programme of races and novelty
events were started at that time. The en-
tries are unusually large and a large
crowd is ia attendance The com-uit-c1 on
arrangements. consisting Of F. p VIII
hns, Robert Small. J. a. Ransom. DR.
Grenfei. and Superintendent Stevens =
the bathing beach. have perfected a
splendid programme Of events. Superiu-
tendent Stevens Is acting as starter. The
lfeguards were on the alert TO prevent
possible accidents
The events are scheduled in tho follow
ing order l'l-yar8 swim. open 90 .iI- So
yard swim. for boys under u vars.
clothes race. - yards. with hat coat.
pants, ana shoes on. Z50-yaru swim. o3el
70 all D-yard swim. for bow under Dis
years. dive from SUTiug-50lrI and swim
the tartheSt pa from under W.t,r- 81
! ara swim for employees Of the br-nch-
plain and fancy diving. FfJ-yard swim.
open 10 aLs umbrella race Contestants
AZ the word 70 put on shoes and hat and
Give and swim 10 another float where
each VIII put on coat. then dive again
and swim TO another float where b. wiz
take an umbrella. open il. dive and swim
% starting point The first 10 arrive full
II equipped wins
There VIII also De- a consolation race oT
81 yards. open 10 all who have won moth
M IN the previous attempts.
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Frank w MahIH. the United states
Consul ~ Reichenbcrg. Austria. has re-
ported 10 the State Department that an
electric street railway company has been
formed ut Carlsbad. and negotiations with
supply and construction firms are invited
Carlsbad Is yet devoid Of any kind Of
public conveyance. except cabs and hotel
omnibuses. though il has "a permanent
population Of BOO. 20 which are added
between April and October Of every year
1000 or more s0jouru-rs. The city is
spread out. along the Tcpl River. dis
lance of several miles from the railway
station TO the POsJhOf between which
points street car communication would
prove a great boon % the permanent and
spJ"ufhiAE population Branch lines on
side streets leading Co the villas and hotels
on the adjacent heights would also De
rT..rir- Iii.
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Bliss ELECTRICAL SCHOOL

Day and evening cId5scs in theoretical and ~
I.Itd '-eetriet'v- Students actually construct
c1 Uamns and other electrical apparatus.
torres thorough, enlarged and improved; COM
Flgtr IN ore wear
oI'ns September 3d. Catalogue on request.
tf Twelfth IT, NV
1893 ] st. MS formerly 100 o St EW-7- v7T1s
lLlF. experienced teacher. receives adults or
children as students iu arithmetic and English
also saves practice Iu toe art of conversation and
cl.'ril.n for general culture. Hours for inter
views. o tH and % o. aI9-3
SAINT CECILIAs ACADEMY. COZ Fast Csp1-5I
-. Loar.-la- and day school for girls AMI Young
Indies primary, commercial and C1r-err rrra-
HlrI-"rE ruursaS- music and art: classes resumed
AoHlaF- September u. 1901. for further uartIcI-
lars, address SISTER ~ AUGUSTA Superior
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CURSED THE JUDGE
A Prisoner in the Police Court Gre
HtcS a Scene

Fred Hunter, alias Albert Drumm01G.
about thirty years cid, created a scene in
the Police Court today when called 20
answer O. "a charge of being dlssIderIy IT
the Pennsylvania depot last When ask
I'd 70 plead Hunter flew into a rage and
shriekod out "a bitter deuuHciatiJu Of the
policeman who arrested him.
" hen Judge Mills tried To quiet him he
turned on him with al oath. Neither rb4
L'lLn nor she judge could Undue. him 10
cool down. and he had 20 be- taken back
70 con without trial IL is thought the
man D. insane and an examination 10 as
certain his mental condition will be- ru4d.
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MUSCULAR PASTOR.
muscles Built ID by Common Sense
Hubif.

ltublf.
For years have not been able 10 drink
cOnce, as u made me very nervous and
gave me headache. 40 one loved coffee
more than / and It was a severe trial 10
abandon lis use Nearly three years ago
saw Postum Cereal Coffee advertised
and concluded 20 trv H.
/ nave been 50 wei pleased with 10 and
It's healthful effects that ! have used IL
ever since carry packages with me
when / visit other places.
When / began 70 drink Postum my
muscles were habby. a. my habits are
sedentaTy, but for the past two years NV
muscles have been hard and / never felt
stronger in my lie than ] do now AZ
sixty years or axe. and ] attribute m y
strength Of muscle t. constant use Of
Postum ] drink II three times a day.
feel 80 enthusiastic about Postum thai
cannot recommend IL too hfghIv Whpr-
ever ] 30 Wishing you great success
yours truly Rev. &. =. Moore. al
Rhode Island Street, Buffalo, " Y
The reason Postum builds W the hu-
man body to a prime condition or health
- that when coffee IS Ieft on, the drug
effects OF the poison disappear and the
elements In Postum unite with albunen
Of the food 70 make grey matter aud re-
MI the delicate nerve centres all over the
body and In the brain. This sets up a
perfect condition or nerve health and
the result IL that the entire body feels
the effect Of H..
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EDUCATIONAL
TANNERS BUSINESS COLLEGE,

Loan and Trust building corner + and 9th.
Established I'D years
The principal was official court steuggrauher.
also public accountant
1', steH>- Shorthand. Typewriting. Bo1kkeep-
lHE. iIlll Service. and all branches Of business
students IN Shorthand may take without extra
cost bookkeeping and the Business and and Eng
.lsR Courses Practically private instructions.
JON at any tirre. We find positions for all
iull-c0urse graduates Day and night sessions
Catalogue. Call and see US
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or four years since its reorganization las
been as line as that Of any company sim
slIrly situated The control by a COM
munity OF interests has insured AMI still
iESuTrS good rates and thu gX.nlI -tst mar
agemcUt Of IN system. ms puJ tha sys-
tenn IN o. position TO haul freight much
cheaper than II could "A few years ago.
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COMMITS SUICIDE BY GAS.
An Atlantic city Hotel Steward USeS
Tint Method.

ATLANTIC CITY, y. J., Sept. John
Ms4ger, hfty-ave years Old steward nj
the Hotel Shai50urne. committed suicide
BY gas In his room az the Hotel Albion
yesterday. MCagor had stuffed the doors
and other creyices with his clothing and
turned on the gas. He was found dead by
a chaubermaid
He had talked frequently Of late or the
suicide 81 his friend. Sir. Groe-on. who
died by the same method here last spring.
MclEDrs family reside in PhiTrr-ruhf1
where he had been steward al D.yn-r.s
Hotel for some time.
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To succeed judge H.P. Lee.

RICHMOND, Va. Sept. u.-Sydney
Johnson Dudley has been appointed by
Governor Tyler IS Judge TO succeed the
late Baker T. Lee, Of HAMPTON Va
whose death occurred last week Mr.
Dtol'y was Formerly Commonwealth
attorney Tor EIIzaLelh City cnnntN
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mos. J OWEN Z SON. Auc.io

lBj STEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
on JEFFERSON STREET. ANACOSTIA
ID. G.
By vi-tua OF a certain deed Of trust dated
July 3, ISIS. ard recorded July IL ISIS In Lib-r
The District 90 Columbia and 81 tn, r.gre-- NJ
the party secured thereby. We VIII sell at public
auction In front II tee Vremi rs ON SEPrE5HFK
d. isDI. AT $50 O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following
described land and premises situate IN the Dis
trict OF Columbia. and described AZ lots s. and
3d. block 2. Of Oregon l. Green's subdivision Of
part u 'thiChCster.' fronting forty feet on Jrf-
frr-,u street. Anaclztil. D. -. Ly a depth gf lsJ
feet improvements consist OF ten-roorn hduse
and stabigs
Terms viii le easy and will be made known
% time 1t sale deposit % one hundred dol
lars tSl01, wiu De required nc time o. slle.
tonveydHglnE- recording. and revenue stamps Il
cost Of purchaser.
= NJ JONES. Trustee
WILLIAM Nek CLAYTON. Trustee
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SUING FOR DIVORCE.
Proceedings Instituted in the Dis
trict Courts by Mrs. Flora U.rfubt.

Flora Wright today filed suit for divorce
against her husband. James Henry
Wright on the ground 0f dcserti0n. She
alleges that her husband has INDUCED 10
excess IN intoNicauts during The past five
years and has frequently assaulted her
and threatened her life. The plaintiff
also states that she is entitled To divorce
on statutory grounds.
II IS stated that the parties 60 tho suit
were married I'D this CITY iu June I-s1
and Mrs Wright alleges that her husband
deserted her iu June - H. Campbell Car
rinEt0u is named as counsel for the COM
IiaiIauJ.
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LAW DEPARTMENT
National University,

Practical tUo-year course leading 70 degree
Of IL .. POst-ETaculte course CF one additional
year leading % degree OF IL. "
ol-h annt-al opening Of all classes OCTOBER 1
ly5l. al ESQ o'cl0cL p m Evening sessions ex-
C.usivey.
For Catalogue apply TO EUGENE y. CARUsI.
Secretary and Treasurer. Columbian Building
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FALL OF A STATUE.
Figure of King Alfred TumBIes
From Its Pedestal

LONDON. Sept M-Whne worilmen
were placing 5-ton statue Of King Al
fred upon its pedestal at Winchester yes
terdayr a guy rope broke. one Of the
shears snapped, and the statue crashed 10
the ground.
II is believed that il was not much
damaged BIZ the fall
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THIS Is To NOTIFY TT PUBLIC THAT I
vii not De- responsible for any debts OF obi
CATIONS contracted bv Mrs Elizabeth Haggin5 IN
my name nj as my wife JOHN HEUIN~
N..l.lL--r Ii
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RICHMOND, Va Sept IL Mrs. l. s
BoYles. wife Of Rev Mr.. Boyles one OF
tF-s editors Of the Religious Herald" was
sArlousiy injured BY a fall from a porch
yesterday at Columbia, -.
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TRIESTE. Sept. 1.-The largest oil
factory iu Austria was burned Monday
night The damage amounts To- 10000
crowns
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New York Cotton Market


HAVANA. S'.r- 1.-THE Tn.Tsg.Fs-s in
the recent robbery Of StGUU0 from the
spanish Bank ana $500 FROM Irpu4Dn n
Co have been arrested The robberies
were committed through the agency ~
forged checks
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ROCKVILLE. MARYLAND.

Academy FOR boys Home life and individual
Instruction Terms moderate. Address
". P. MASON. Z. S. y
Mss GEBIBJ De HAYES Muse Teacher. Il-
So uW-i piano lessons l1ue-h4Ii hour cael.
- cents. .rT-2
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HONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
DID YOu EVER

Stop 10 think that IL is only a question Of tine
uati you VIII lose Jour mind with the s9t %
small creditors Who constantly b1thering
yoU2 Pay them all oa az one time We uiI loan
you the money 10 % II y-it. and the system
We have for paving the E.01ey hack uiI please
ycu-
EVANS & COMPANY,
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BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES.
AUCTION SALES.

NOTICE is hereby given tha, on the 18th DAY
Df >EPTENBER, 1901. At - O'CLOCK A ~
l VIII sell al public auction. az the warerooms
of James vs.. Radcliffe. 90 Pennyivania Avenue
northwest. certain furniture and Other household
articles found hy the police between tine sth
-aH l-th 1t December, l-1f. m front % and
adjacent 90 premises CO sixth Street northwest.
which have rot been called for by the owner.
or owners. as contemplated by Law JAMES l.
hEHP Chief. a--o Property Clerk. Metropolitan
Police. District of C1lursuia
Approved by Commissioners, D. G.
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Vow York sock Exchange.
Open. High. Tow. 200.

Corrected daily by ". B. Hibbs & Co.. mrm-
bors % the New York stock Exchange. lll9
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SaIes-Capital Traction. 6W4. 51T0us-
AFTER cal-Washington Gas; Is5G5-s.
American GraphOphOne Co, common 100
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS.
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on FURNITURE. PIANOS, ETC,
without removal from your poszassicn and IN any
amount from 80 to 500 our rates are Inc
cheapest and sou can E-aaS yoEr Own terms
Loans made within three hours from the tirae
yea apply We loan f1- rhe interest only AMI
g. Ect cant yo1- Socl-, So you Eeed have 10
ieaT q losing them our CflCes are 40 On TIE
fifth H1or, away from the street. and are So ar
ranged that re can ensure st-i-test privacy. Drop
IN and get our rates
POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN CO.
s5S-959 r ST. NEAR s-l y ~
Room a. Atlantic Building.
Take Elevator % Fifth Floor
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Or. E. s. KlMBALL,


Nix NbFbhl p ASSISTANT
studio SIS r Street. third floor. T,gantv
pupils oi Tie past season. signed as principals Cor
sole with the Eastsui4ns. Lulu Chaser Com
!-H.- Runaway Girl, Francis wilson Foxy Quill
e. L--L-----. and ----- --u-u-u---
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NETHERLANDS diTect.
HliiIs TOT Soath and Central Ameriea,
West Indies. Etc.

- - AAuAE1- L-AG-
WEDNESDAY-Cs} AZ u.55 2. m. for Brazil.
per s. s. E11r Prince ron Neu York Nail
for NORTHERN BRAZIL. ARGENTINE EEPJ b
Lie URUGUAY, AND PARAGUAY must be
directed Per s. s. Kafir Prince
90 A. ll-t1 ?. m fcr BAHAMAS and the
PROEINCE OF SANTIAGO. CUBA, per 4 >
Saratoga. from New York
teJ AZ Hos D. nd for ST KITS. BRITISH.
DUTCH. AND FRENCH GUIANA per = s. Uler,
THU RSDlY-CA At 200 n for JAMAICA.
per s. s. Admiral Dewey, from Boston
CD At HOS p. m. fer MEXICO. per $ $
seneca. from Nr- YORK. VIA Taupico- Nal mus
be- directed Per s. Seneca
FEIDAY-fc) At u-g5 p n. for PORTO RICO.
per s. s. san JGln- from New YORK, VIA San
C.] At I-05 p. M for CURACAO AND VINE
2 FLA. per s. g. Zulil. from New York. Nail
ilr SAY ANIlLA AND CARTHAGENA mus be d.
reu-aI Per s. p Zulia-T
CD Al 1855 D. uu-. for FORTUNE ISLAND. IA
E1f.'A- SaEANILLA. CAKTHAGENA AND
CKEETaHN. per S. Alone, from New YORK.
Nall Tor COSTA KiCA must be directed Per B
Als1e."
l] AZ 1865 r- u- for ST THOMAS. ST.
CEUTN. LEE2 ARD AND WINDWA Ard ISLANDS.
B=ilil~st. .i.H AND tIENJH GUIANA per
GRENADA AND TRINIDAD r-usr be directed
Per s. S. Nta5lna-"
% ~ nos r- H. for ARGENTINE REPCB-
N.ruln Prince from NeU YORK
l-l AZ 100 D. m Tor BRAZIL. per q S.
D. lzEEio. trrm NeE N1rl. Nail for NORTHERN
Brazil must De directed Per s.. s. Be.IlS-
Mails fog NEWFOUNDLAND. by rail to North
sydney AMI thence rlg steamer. close here daily
cvrru- -u--Irs. 1T 100 m. anu on Sl-,ilys only
Mis- s1- EIQTELoN. b. r1I % Boston and
theree VIA steamer, close here daily 90 3-l5 p m
CUBA NAILS close hers via Port Tampa. ia.
Mondays WszHeslays- and Sa-urdayz, AZ 80 p
10. cd
rraTIs FOR NENIC0 overland unless specially adj
dsrs--i for despatch bF steamers sailing nom
N.= Elrs- close Llre daily &c los a. n. and
p7f- f1- BELIZE. PUERTO CORTEZ- and
GUATEMALA ty rail- 90 New Orleans and thence
Wa steamer Close here Es-Iv az 1925 p. N rbs
connecting close fer which beng Mondays
l-i-s TOT COSTA RIGA, by raiI % New orleans
auJ thence ga --aa-er- close h--e daily al I0-eJ
p- m. the connecting Gloss for eaich benz,
lug-l-E-
TrHus-PncIac Mails.
Na-s F- CHTNN- AND JAPAN. via Ssat-1.
clos r.re lai.E a. 5-5l p IL up 90 September
G-.---.Es- u-.- rust De directed Iva sat-
-ais 10y AUSTRALIA Except West At1st-sr.l
Which goes I'd E--.-a, and New Z1auF. vbf-I
Vancouver. ...-- L.El daily az g-EB D. rr rs-r-
September -. rn rr 81. .rr1e- "a. inclusive. f.-
-.-..... rar s- - Gl.s.ra- le
N -.r ,s.NA- JAPAN. HAWAII AND
Philip. NE l-l ANS 90 va san Francisco Cos,
E... .H..E 1- .... H- 11- W o. September Is in
....-".. ..r -..... per s. isu-se- irI
He5s ..- Ht" All via san Francisco. Close herr,
daily 80 .. Dr. .r- H1 90 50 .-.-ler -l- inclusive
Cos despatch u.r Sc So Alameda feI
Mills -.- AUSTRALIA teyeFs West Australia.
.-.H IS ..-E9r.s. yl4 lu-uE-)- NV ZEELAND
E.EI SAMOA r-l EANAU VIA san Fr-a.5-.r
clos. r--- .-.F 5 $50 p. n after September i
and ul g.. -..aasr - inclusive llr Js-gatla
vaH- -- CIFFNA' AND JAPAN. via var-,uvr-.
r.
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ST. Johns College

NFENONT AVE. AND THOMAS CIRCLE
select Day School tar Young Men and BOYS
EHEtisl, Science. and Rgsjness Courses
App.y Tor Catalogue to BROTHER ABDAS,
President
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The granssrs generally were among the
weakest stocks at the opening. ST Paul
especially dropping 10 IG3 and a fraction.
three points below the best level OF yes
terday. In some quarters there was
disposition TO attribute this weakness to
the crop report which made a somewhat
less encouraging showing than had been
expected. u seems probable. however.
that the declines may boz ascribed 10 tech
uicaI reasons entirely. Thu grangers had
been Doomed sharply since Saturday and
IN" short interest had Been pretty thor
UuEhIy eliminated l. was only natural
that with profit taking and a lack OF new
buying orc. rs reaction should occur.
Later in the day ST. Paul was again
fairly strong and the other members Of
tho group reEaiurd part Of their losses
The St Paul dividend talk Is still much
heard i'm thu street though nothing official
mas deem given Dut as yet that supports
The idea that there vii boz am extra diyi-
deud OF an increase iu the regular rate
The southern Paciac statement for Ju-
~ was = handsome one and 10 caused
som. revival Of tH, talk Of "a dividend fuT
the stock in the near future. People that
base their belief iu the stock con The hope
OF dividend this year would better leave
DIT dlF4' lHI ll D. certain IlIIL lLI TlILFls
do not favor any dis5Grs- m mt
II IS said that Zig -Four. common. viii
be- put on a o per cent dividend basis This
year The earnings Of tho company are
making "A fine showing and II is said THAI
even the reports issued do not give an
adequate representation Of the compauy's
prosperity. For one thing the building
81 siNty-hye miles Of rev line is said 10
have been charged 10 operating expenses
IN addition To extra liberal churEes for
bettermeuts. There IS some talk Of the
zig Four purchasing the EvausviI. and
I"rTe liautr, but there have been go
many stories regarding the disposition Of
TINS property that the Street h beginning
20 regard them all with sEepticism
The con. securities were fairly strong
THIS nl IUIuE.
Il IS said that the Mexican International
Will be operated as part If tia H.Nican
National in the future. tn interest in
control Of The latter having secured also
"a control OF the latter. recently.
One Of the railway experts saws that
the showing OF the Norfolk in tho three
The doctor says: "C1ihcon carue Is fine
antidOte tr malaria u you eat enough OF it
At the RANCH. JO7 -. NV.
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Corrected daily hy " b. Hihhs & Co.. mem
nCE et lEe New York stock Exchange. IiIy
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FINANCIAL.
NOW'S The TINE

or wear Uhln speculation IN COTTON commence
20 GlieSens southern SPECTATORS take bold and
me PLANTER trades m the option against his ma
turing crop. So the market becomes active At
present not a single option - selling 90 cents:
.-st year they sold above T. cents. Another do
rcifnt crop b. anticipated Owing 70 recent
agitation. the Revision Committee. On SaDtsui-r
T. wil probably revise the grades. placing the
Tow grades on their legitimate basis which WI
relieve tnc View York market % the pressure OF a
large STOCK % low grade Cotton, euhanciEg the
value % the reminder The vrr--f.s 4rr=7rr-f--7
VII cXroud I0.j1oOp0 bales. Spiuners are admit
Ted practically hare Of stocks tire Invisible s,I7-
ply Is exceedingly snail These llc-, SHOULD
bring about another period Cf high prices. like
last year We buy and carr COTTON. IA multi
pies of l"1 bales upward. minins1srn margin
ei = per bale send for our weekly cotton Let
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LOANS o. $40

LOANS or $40
AND UPWARD On FURNITURE AND PrsN-1s
At lowest rates and on the DAY YOU a1D1v NJ
are loauing on the Building and Loan Ass5r7-+;..-
plan. which makes The cost OF carrrsn-- Tr4-s
much les than you pay elsewhere ana lT-Tgss
you 10 pay u OF lH any sized notes Won te.7ra
running tTcm one 20 twelve months. Il Won b,,.
loan with some ether Cou-p4uy Ne Viii rs. r
OF and advance You more money II ,E..s.-a.l
Rates Cheertully given. and no cost 10 Won ~
les lean Is made Call and aey rates Frgr-
r0Om FIRST floor
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN Co
ca Z ST. NV
MONEY LOANED sala-ieI people and retail r-g--
chants upon their own names without zs1urifv.
easy IaJ mentS IOLNAN- Room -. -1s-sIB L
MONEY To LOAN at 81 20 5 per cent. hi SUM-
Ut SlvpJ 10 $1,000 on ID. G. real estate ulv Of
and per cent mortgages and begin anew. IN
transIct.ous COu@uctei with economical c5nyiI4r-
satiJa for bOulUe.S WI a. SAUNDERS & co.
I4tT Ct
Money 10 lend on furniture ana
piaucs5 lowest rates. MASTERS 4
CO. Room -, Warder Building
HERE l. ysur opportunity 20 procure d loan
on your furniture OT piano from private f1sty
IL a -o" rate Al-r.ss BOX a5, this otEle
MONEY To LOAN or APPROVED CoIIHT
EkAL-N1 fe.av- CHsELES & BAKER. Rooms
80 1ne 8 NstZergtt Bll.d.nS. no 81
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ST. mARY'S ACADEMY,
Alexandria Va

Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies ana
Children The 22d yea bee rs TUESDAY. SzDt q
Terms moderate. FOR catalogue address SISTER
SUPERIOR o."
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HONEY AT
~ and 8 Per Cent.
Lozned CT Heal Estate Il District q Columbia
Lowest Ccnzalz-ion-
HEiSkELE & RHCLEHAN
fOos Street
FOREIGN MAILS.

" h>HlNGTGS. b. C.. POSTOFFICE NOTICE
auE tire
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded % the ports Of
s1,lllE daily, and the schedule q cIosin-s is ar
RANGED On tho Presumption % Their unin-errrut-d
overland Transit For the ueek ending septeul-
Der H. LHI the laSt connecting closes viii be
made from -his cEfee as f5LIs1es-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-11
VNN,C BUSINESS COLLEGE.

ELEIVN y EIGHTH AND SIS
Established Is16 Day or Night
Session. SIS a year Bushes. Shorthand. Type-
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-11
TranS-AtIantic Mails.

WEBNEsDAT-CbJ At 7.15 p IL for EUROPE.
Per E s. Aug Nl-t1rll. from Ner YORK VIA
Plymouth, CLCr50Cr-. and Hamburg Nal for
FRANCE must ~ directed ''Per s.. s Aug VIC
tlria.-'
CD At 9-I5 p n for FRANCE. SWTTZER-
LAND. SPAIN, ITALY. PORTUGAL TURKEY,
EGfFI- GkEECE- british INDIA AND To-
RENO AAR4i e. per s.. s. Ia SlVCie- from
NgU York via Havre- NaE For other parts o.
II hoFE must BE- directed Per s. g. Ia S-eoie-'
FSlDA N-tol At 600 p M for EUROPE, per
s. s. Lm-riI- from NEE York, via Queenstown.
(c) At g-I5 D. H. for ITALY. per s. s. Vera
from NeE York VIA Naples Nail must be d.
-cCtet per g. s. Werrl''
tcl 81 ll7'5 p. IN. f0T NETHERLANDS direct.
Per >tlatenLaul, from NcT York. Nail
must be directed Per S. s. Sta1teullzm-' -
ie) At II -l5 p II. for SCOTLAND direct per
s. s. Astoria, from New York. M1il must be
directed Per g. g. Astoria"
'fklEIED NATTER. ETC.-Tlis steamer takes
Printed G1rta-. Crmmereial Pape-s. and samples
Tor GERMANY only The same class Of mail
mater Ter other parts Of Il ROPE vii nor be
sent BY this ship unless specially directed b.
i1er.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-11

The con. securities were fairly strong
this mGuIuE
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-11

II IS said thIt the Mexican International
Will be operated as part If tia H.xican
National in the future. tn interest in
control Of The latter hayinl, secured also
"A control OF the latter. recently