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BIRDS. noes. ETC.

BELGIAN HAREs. $5 pair: from pedigree stock;
Cuban parrots, So each; dogs, cats, gold fish,
ETC. sCHAIDFs BIRD STORE, ~ 18th st nv.
m5-tf
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HELP vvAxTED-FEMALE.

WANTEB-One hundred ladies 70 sell our Ch.tst-
a holiday basLs for CllildTCR. no experience nee
o=sarv. BINsNURE PUB co, GIL Ith st. nv
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Tickets sleeping car reservations, and detailed
information can be had at ticket Offices 20 10Th
St. 51I Pennsylvania Avenue, and Pennsy lvan;a
Station. Baggage checked through from hotels
and residences
Phone Nain 14H. P R. R Cab Service.
FRANK :. CANNON. Sd Y P md Gen Mgr.
6. II. HARDWICK- General Pass'r Agent.
L : BROWN General Agent
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WANTED-Girl for help in housework. 7SS sth
ST. Sc. q
The evening times., 1901-11-26

WAETG-J-Ne3t cirI 10 cook for very small fans
ilv. tserr-an OF French preferred 81 ] st. NV;
take B-o1kland car on G II. ell
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WANTFs)-FTve competent women; also two eo'lT-
try girls for general houscEo-k, nursing OF cham
l,ervgork Enquire I6sS5 IEth cI
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
AMERICAN LINE

AMERICAN LINE
NEW THA1iFTOS-LoSP0y
HaveTford, Nov q. noon ST. Paul. Dec, IL 70 :. m.
Phi phis, Dec 1, 10 am St Dec-IS, 10 = m
RED STAR LINE
NEW RE-ASTwERP-PARIS-
Haverford, Nov. 81 nooni Friesland, Dec II, noon
ICELAND, Dec 4 noon Southwark. Dec. Is. noon
New tv-iH-screW steamers calling az Cherbeurg-
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers Il and IS n n.
New York Office 10 Broadway.
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1905 St n ",
Or c. ". Moss. 14II C St. \, ".
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NyANTED-Three women: plain cook, general
houseworker, and chamberuaid. Enquire ia m
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FoR RENT-oFFIcEs.

FOR RENT Office rooms at eS4 s. nv AO-
Ply to W j. DANTE, Room 16, Hutehins BIdE
10th and D sts. nv. e1s-tf
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WANTED Girl for general h0UseW0rk; must be
willing aud honest. III 9th St NV. ei
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wANTED-Roos1s AND BOARD.

COLLEGE man viii teach for room and board
can teach the languages, Mathematics FDgITsI
literature, and the sciences Address BOX I0t
this office e73-3
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TRATxs on BLUENoNr BRANCH.

Leave Washington 9-GI a n daily I:oo p. m,
4:35 n n ard 4:i9 D n. week DAYS, and 6=z5 p.
m Sundays only for BluCm9at, and 6-15 p
week davS- and II 10 p m theatre train, Non
DAYS, Wednesdays and Saturdays for Lees5urg.
Through trains from the South arrive wash
ingto7 6:49 a m G-52 a m 80 j. n 2-I5 D
m, 9:0J p m and $50 p. n. daIiy. Local
trains nom Harrisouburg II 81 a. n week days
and $40 p m. daily. From Charlottesville. s.2S
A. m and $40 2. daily
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.
FoR RENT-sToREs.

FOR RENT-Farm of sixty acres; six-1oon house;
all OutbuildIngS- BON loo. this offiCe. e25-S
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

NANfED-TO rent country place. six OF more
Tooulsi land, outbuildin-z; preferably rear river
for fshingi would improve cheap place on lease.
or option OF purchase; family; need not be
near car llne= all replies answered. THOMPSON
?. o. Box I92, Washington. D. c. e26-2
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FOR RENT-Store No. 1921 II St. NV: large room;
two show windows; fine stand for plumber, paper
hanger, bicycles or any merchandising; rent very
low. w. $ AINNIX, 1877 7 St NV. e29-6
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co TO PITSN0GLE'S STABLES. whore Won qat
the best pleasure business teams for the least
money Phone East 29s II. S2s \. J. ave- AZ.
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ron RExr-uNrl1RNrSHEp Roows.

FOR RENT-Tiiree nice-Easm ON parIor floor, for
light Housekeeping. 40 Massachusetts ave. ag-
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HELP wANTED-l1ALE AND FEMALE

STENOGRAPHERS TO join SPEED DECTATf0N
classes 0; 70 to I25 words per minute. PiJuan
system Tnuch-type ypeWritiIE- Apply 1t once. VII
I-AMETT5, REPORTING SCHOOL, gI2 st NV
m2G-3
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WANTED-Situation as chambermlid. waitress, OF
general work for small family; place by first
clsss waiter or driver; references. 10I5 New York
ave el
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Fol. RENT-T7o furnished front rooms, for gen
tleInen. 62S New Jersey ave- NV; - and 20.
e2e-I
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FOR SALE-S3O9 CASH and MODERATE MONTH
-LY payments for $50 MOI a CAROLINA AVE
S E; NEW 1s-ft. FRONT hoase, 6 ROOMS
BATH. with PORCELAIN tub; MOST MODERN
PLUNBING= CONCRETE cellar: F'ITRNAC bna+.
CABINET MANTELS: ELABORATE INTERIOR
Finish; CLEAR Of ENCUMBRaNCE- BEST MA
TERIAL USED and ONLY DAY LABOR FmpIoved
in Construction To PROMPT purchaser VEpV
Low price and MODERATE terms. JOHN II.
WALTER, 1921 ST. n.y. nq71-2
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WANTED-A respectable boy about IS years old,
for cleaning up store and run cTrands. Apply at
OD6 SIh St. M. el
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WANTED-AGENTs.
SITUATIONS yvAxTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By frst-class IaundTess, small wash to
do at home As St NV. el
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-MALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. By licensed engineer; no oh
lection TO firing: general all round man with ma
chinery; fiTst-elsss reference. BOX I56, this Of
fee P26-T
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SITUATIONS wASTED-mAL.E AND
ENALE

SOUTHERN AGENCY Established 1852. 2I2 Fl
St nv. All kinds of help. MI
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FoR RENT-Nicely furnished front room; steam
heatei weii-kePt house; rent low. 1901 i3tn ST.
nv. ems
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WANTED-To buy rye 10 twenty acres improve,
farm not over ten miles east of Wazb-ns:on; 70,
cash. Address BOZ IJT, this Office e2s-S
Evening journal., 1901-07-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Grand Guide Curtis Kirk installed
officers of Vulcan Lodge, No. %, a.
o. u. W., in MarshalltOn, on Wednes-
day night.
People of Newport are annoyed by
a stencil coming from the lowlands in
that vicinity and DR.. LOwber, of the
State Board Of Health, is investigating
Levin Spencer, a porter OF the
French street station, is nursing a sore
hand, which was pinched by a crab
Friendship Fire Company likely
will entertain Friendship Fire Cont
pany, of Harrisburg, in October.
The Levy Court has decided that
the law relative to allowances makes
a distinction relative to sheep and
and lambs killed by dogs, the amount
for sheep being S. and lambs SO.
AS the old fan in the police sta
tion was about played out, a new ono
was put in yesterday.
Visiting committees of the Board
of Education will not be named until
the regular meeting of the board
next Monday might
Employees Of the Street and Sewer
Department are trying to kill the grass
in the city streets by sprinkling salt
on IT,
Frank Beckley, a fireman on the
p. w. & B. railroad, was overcome
by the heat at Eddystone yesterday
Joseph Howard an employe Of the
Pullman car works had his right foot
mashed yesterday afternoon by a piece
of pipe falling on it,
james Kane, chairman of the FL
nance Committee Of City Council. says
that there is ample law for the appoint
ment of extra assessors and that Coun'
ell will appoint them.
Evening journal., 1901-07-19
SEVERE STORM
SHOCKS SUSSEX
Numerous Persons Severely
Injured by Lightning
MANY BUILDINGS DAMAGED
Trees Here IprOOt d. Fences and
Telegraph Poles liere Blown
Down and lIaVOc EeignS

Special Dispatch to Evening journal.
Bridgeville, July 19.-Sussex county
was visited early this morning by one
of the most destructive electrical
storms ever known. All over the
county much damage was done. Al
Bridgeville, the lightning was severe,
striking in three places. Several
women tainted and one was badly in
iured.
John Johnston's family had a mar
velous escape. Mrs. Johnston had just
left the room with her three small
children when a bolt struck the tower
on the house, reducing it TO splinters,
and carrying huge pieces OF timber
nearly a hundred yards. The wind
was severe, resembling a hurricane.
Mrs. Johnston was badly shocked by
the lightning. as were also the three
boys.
The bolt glanced and struck Mrs.
Joseph Stewart's house, adjoining,
knocking Mrs. Stewart to the floor and
badly iniuring her and shatterinG
nearly every window in the house. Mr.,
Johnstons loss will reach probably
5000.
Mrs. Gnley Moore's house was
struck by the flying timber and Mrs.
Moore was frightened, but not hurt. A
little further up town, he house OF J.
Harvey Myers was struck He was
sitting on the porch at the time the
bolt struck. about seven feet away. A
dog which was near was killed and Mr..
Myers badly shocked. The barn OF j
.B. Fleetwood was struck and burned,
together with all this years wheat
crop and all the farming implements.
The loss is heavy.
Telephone poles are strewn across
the road in various places near Trim
ity a small village. The roads are
barely passable. trees and fences be-
ing strewed in either direction across
them.
In Georgetown trees are uprooted.
Charles Wiley had a narrow escape
As he was walking in the street a tree
was uprOoted and fell at his feet, some
'of the limbs striking his face. G.
Lewis was sitting in his home. near
town, when the lightning struck a trsc
m front Of the house, badly shocking
him.
Evening journal., 1901-07-19

they were coming to the mill. Mr.
Brookman said that the company
would certainly make no change in its
attitude toward union labor, but he
would not say what was intended.
Organizer Evans who has charge of
the work here is most hopeful today
and believes there will be a capitula-
tion on the part of the employers be-
for long.
A dispatch last night from Monessen
says In spite of all efforts to the
contrary. the tin mill here is still rum
ming at full, and as far as present
appearances indicate it promises not
to be affected in the slightest by the
strike. The 500 employees are salts
fed with the voluntary advance made
by the combine and viii continue to
worl. along non-union lines.
Evening journal., 1901-07-19
THIS PARTY
WAS UNIQUE
Prizes Were Awarded for
Extemporaneous Verse
Pretty Home Wedding Of Miss
Virginia Creamer aod Mr..
Rleords

A pleasant party was given by Miss
Edna Pcnrose in her home in Della
wa2 avenue, on "Wednesday evening.
in honor of her guest, Miss Alma He'll
yer. of Philadelphia. Music and dane
ing were indulgcd in. but the most
prominent feature of the evening was
the Ihyming of eXtempOraneous
poems. About thirty persons took
part in this. a prize being offered for
the best. Miss Hilda Preston received
the majority OF votes. and was award
ed the first prize The second prize
was given to Ellis Coney and the
consolation prize was carried on 10y
James Cause.
Evening journal., 1901-07-19
About Delaware City Folk
Special to the Evening Journal.

Special TO the Evening Journal.
Delaware City. July 1S.-Mrs. M.
Aker Miss Elizabeth Aker. Raymond
Aker and Mrs. Boehm have returned
from a two days trip to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles Shearer. of Clayton. is
spending a short time in town.
The lumber and piling have arrived
for the building of new v at the
mouth OF the locks.
A. Colburn and family have started
on a two months cruise in their yacht.
lVenitia.
While at work with the piiing to be
used at the "V." Harry Pierce had his
foot mashed quite badly by one OF the
piling falling on It,
Miss Nora Foard. Robert Kennedy
Mrs. A. Lohand and William Hut
ton spent last evening with New Cas-
tie friends.
i Mrs Samuel LOWS and sons, CT
philadelphia. spent yesterday in town
Miss Bessie Greed is the guest Oi
philadelphia friends
Mrs. J. r. Cheairs and daughter, Mis-.
Abble. have returned from Glassboro
lNsJ
Miss Lillian +. Hines is visiting
RELATIVES at Royersford. Pa.
Miss Lottie Adles is visiting hel
grandparents at Old Point Comfort.
Miss Lola Laws has returned to he
home. at st. Georges.
Mrs. George w. Bright is visiting
her sister Mrs. c. q. Pool, at McDon
Tough, Del
Mrs Rau. of Philadelphia. spent yes
terday with her sister, Mrs. join
lSchundW
Evening journal., 1901-07-19
Taste AT Paramount

Coed dressing is not so much a matter
{ money although that is something
as a question of good taste. There is
~ a trump in diamonds and an i'm.
led gown. Then. tCO. so much de.
pends upon the way one wears hel
clothes. Pull down the belt trim ant
snug, keep the placket hole of the
skirt carefully hooked. see that youl
collar is in place with no pins showing
Dress with care. When buying a gowr
select as good fabric as you can afford
An untrimmod gown that is well cut
properly tailored, and correctly fitted 1.
a thousand times more stylish thar
the fi1ed-up dress covered witt
idictic frills and furbelows that are
placed without rhyme or meaning
Dressmaking has become an art. Ever,
lapel and bit Of trimming now stana.
for some part of an artistic picture.
Evening journal., 1901-07-19
knox Did Not speak Of strlke

TNTIVN NII w VI9N1ITN q = y IT.T7'
Canton, O.. July 19.-Attorney Gem
eral. Knox came here yesterday and re-
mained with the president until the
evening when he left for Pittsburg
where he will remain several days. He
said his visit related wholly TO depart
mental business in connection with the
appointment of a number Of United
States district Judges. attorneys and
marshals, especially judges for the ter
ritories. Mr.. Knox said all talk about
his coming here for conference on
strike settlement, was nonsense and
that subject had not even been talked
about
Evening journal., 1901-07-19
Social AND Personal Notes

The Rev I. r. Iaggart. OF Bridge
lvilles Presbyterian Church, passed
through this city last night en- route
to the Catshll Mountains, where he
viii spend his vacation.
J. Barrett Baxter and William lnder-
lid left this morning for a two weeks
sOjourn in RehOboth.
Evening journal., 1901-07-19
Patron. Famous rrotter. KILLED.

Cleveland. July 19.-Patron. 2:14 Ia
one OF the greatest trotters in his day
and who has been in the stud for the
last Is years was chloroformed TO
death yesterday at Forest City farm
He was suffering from an incurable
blood disorder He was the property OF
Mr. c. Z. Emery, who with Mr. Alvin
Morrill, paid $4,000 for him some years
ago. He had sired a number Of good
horses.
Evening journal., 1901-07-19
NUGGETS oE NEWS.

William Farrell, known as the lum-
Der king, of Arkansas, died yester-
day.
A syndicate Of St. Louis capitalists
has been formed for the purpose Of de-
veloping the iron fields Of Kentucky
An Australian fortune OF $40 900 00C
Is to be divided among the heirs of the
late Josiah Tyson. residing in Georgia
and Alabama.
Lord Russel. a British peer. pleaded
guilty yesterday to the charge of big
amy and was sentenced to three
months Imprisonment
Evening journal., 1901-07-19
DIED

BANKS.-Wiliam C.. son Of Alfred j.
and the late Mary j. Banks, aged >
weeks
this city,O July l6. 1901,
Hilma Wilhelminia. wife of John T..
Lundin, aged AZ years.
HESS. Philadelphia, on July l6,
1901 Sarah D. wife of Julius Hess.
formerly Of Wilmington, aged 53
years.
Evening journal., 1901-07-19

35th Annual Encampment G. A. II
CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 10 20 "A
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Battle
feId Route
For the Annual Encampment C. a. r.,
D. Cleveland. o., September 10 TO IA, the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad VIII sell tick
cts from an points on its lines East of the
Ohio river at the very low rate of one
fare for the round trip Tickets good
going on all tralns of September s TO -,
inclusive. good toreturn until September IS,
inclusive, except II tickets are deposited
with joint agent on or before noon OF
September i5 and payment OF fee Of 60
cents, tickets may be extended Tor re-
burn to October s, inclusive.
Call on agent Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road for tickets and full information.
Evening journal., 1901-07-19
II Rained in Kansas.

Kansas City, July 19.-Further good
rains fell after midnight last night in
many points in the southwest. Still
more is predicted for to-day.
Evening journal., 1901-07-19
Queen Of Summer Trips-Bos,on by
sea

Complimentary excursions Old Point
Comfort TO holders hrst-class tickets.
Baltimore TO Boston. For tour book
and particulars, address Passenger De-
partment Merchants and Miners
Transportation Company, Baltimore.
Nd.
Evening journal., 1901-07-19
NOTICE.

On and after Apr. (, 1901, the
County Taxes remaining unpaid
will be placed in the hands of a
Magistrate for collection. Where
tenants reside In property rents
will be attached and where owners
reside in property suit will be
brought before a Magistrate with
costs added in both cases.
HORACE q. RETTEW,
Receiver Of Taxes.
Evening journal., 1901-07-19
MIR. Massey wal Return Home

The many friends of George
Massey Jones are alarmed because of
his illness. The patient is in the sani-
tarium in Wernersville, Pa but viii
be removed to his Dover home in q
few days.
Evening journal., 1901-07-19
LOCAL MARKETS.
10 days local wholesale quotafions report
by sLnALnn A Lhanl-nr.
80 Wilmington, Del, July Is. 1891.

by Stayt0n a Chandler.
Tomatoes, taskci. el25.
fabha.r. hnuvl Sl.Ol-
fabbaee. basket, &c
Onions. hqs b. C. .li-.
Wniil Potatoes. nIrlGl new lno 81 10 40 n-
b.1lref ton frf a..
Beans. basket si.25 70 $50
DlackhCrrlcs, quart. tf7 cts.
Whortlt berries. quart. cts.
GoOsenc1ics quart, 10 cts.
Blackcap EaspherrIes. quart S cts
Red kaspoeiries. quart, 5 and no c.s
Lemons fhoS. Sic,.
pineapple S, crate $500
.rgs, Del. and Md, Dozen. IA and IS cts.
Chickens, live, pound, ,l2cts.
Evening journal., 1901-07-19
MARRIED

RUCKER- -WHITE.-On Wednesday
July IA. by the Rev George II. Trull
William NJ. Rucker and Miss Lucy
NJ. White. beth OF Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1901-07-19
COL. JOHN WAINWRIGHT
Late 97th Pa. Vols.

Expert Pension Agent
Onices No. 5 West Seventh street
Wilmington. Del. Widows pensions
secured in from 40 to 80 days. SloW
cases hurried up. II you want quick
pension write TO me for papers and in.
structionS Spanish war pensions 9sO-
cured.
Evening journal., 1901-07-19
save Your Horse

Messenger. Gil West Front. puts
on roller-bearing axles. One horse
pulls as much as two.
Evening journal., 1901-07-19

Don't buy fish with no ice on them
it is dangerous. Go to 119 King street
for nice live sea trout &c. h.. Friday
and Saturday. c. NJ. MURDEN.
Evening journal., 1901-07-19
Special Excursion 60 Pan-American
Exposition, Baltimore and Chic
EpIlroad

The BalHomre and Ohio Railroad
Company will run popular eXcursic $
to Buffalo on account of Pan-Ame. A..
Expo<lti0n on uhA following ds
July 25 and So Trains viii les
Delaware avenue station at o.
a. M, with through parlor cars at
tached. Tickets will be sold at low rate
OF $40 for the round "trip, and will be
good for seven days, including day of
issue. with privileges of returning on
all trains except Black Diamond EX-
press and Royal Limited. Parlor car
space can be reserved on application to
H. A. Miller, p. A., Delaware avenue
station. Wilmington, Do,-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-14

NOTICE to Jacob Bril- and Mary Irwin,
IN Rebeccs Irwin, Grace Fleming cad
homas Fleming her hubbard, Ruth j.
Proxies and George ID. Brookes Der husband,
and Mamie p. Atkinson and Griffith Akin
son her husband, children and heirs-st law OF
William II. Irwin, de- e,sed, Leila L. Snow
der. Bsnoni Wheat, Milton NJ. Wheat, Henry
Halt, Pert g. Faulhabsr, agent, 739 Madison
Ave, n. Y. City, the Washington Steamboat
Company Limited, Thomas Irwin estate and
his heirs, ames unknown, James K. Cary,
of Baltimore, Md, thsir sgent, and the Wash
iDgtoD, Alexandra and Mount Vernon Bail.
way Company
You are hereby notified that the matter Of
grading and paving King street, between
Union ST. Get and the Potomsc river, from the
east side of the Southern hallway tracks on
Union street 10 The west side OF the Strand,
with vitrifed brick on a six-iDch concrete
base, and curbing the same with sir-inch
granite curb set in concrete, has b. Oh re erred
TO the Committee on STREE IS for consideration
and report, and that the owners Of the real
estate fronting on said King street IS above
mentioned and described will be asses ed with
a sum not exceeding two.thirds Of the cost
thereof, should such work be ordered and
DONE
TIE Committee on Streets will hold meet
ing in the Office OF the City Engineer
on Monday the 30ih day Of September
1901, st 8 o'clock p. M to consider tho sub.
iecf, and you ana each you are reques' cd
| to be present at said meeting that you may
be heard for or against the proposed improve
ment. THE COMM iTTEE ON STREETS,
EDWARD e. LEADBEATER, Chairman.
GEORGE A. NUssBAcH, Atty for Committee
sUg3l 10l&wtd
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LEGAL NOTICES

VYIRGINIA.-Int the Clerks Office Of tie
v CORPORATION Court of the city Of hlexsn-
dris on the 2nd day of SOFTEN Der, 1901.
Osesr A. Whittlesey and Amy n. Whittlesey
his wife. and ] L. vsDdeburg and Sarah j.
Vspdeburg, his wife, VS.. Cora Wh.ttlesey,
Emily A. Whittlesey, Lumsn a. Whittlt-
sey, Blsnn @ A. Whitilesey, John L. Viii :
tlesey, Auns l.. Whittlrsey, l.. q. whit O.
sew, Sophronia Wbi'tlesey, james r.
Wbittlesey. james Whittlesey, Louisa
F. Whit lesey, Calvin II. Whittlesey. w. s.
Noble and Ada z. Noble, his wife, Homer
r. Beckham, Grover @. Beckhsm, Herman
#. Beckhsm, A. y. Beckhtm, (the last
three NAMED being iDfants), L. N. Crsw-
ford, Rupert J.. Crawford, Mssg B. Craw-
ford, Claude n. Crawford, ko'msu l. Craw-
ford, Herbert V. Crawford, Earle L. Crsw-
fond. Arold W Crawford, Walter r. Viii :
tlesey and r, Gertrude Wbittlesey, bis
wife, and Sarah J. Noy es, defendants. In
chspcery.
Memo The object OF this suit is TO obtain a
decree for the partition or sale OF the follow
ing described real estate in the city OF Alex
sndris. Virginia.
LIST. A tenement and lot Of ground situated
on the southeast intersection OF Washington
and Duke streets, of which Sarah ]. @. Whit
tIesey, late Of tho said city died seized.
2nd. A lot of grourd with brio 6fii e
thereon adjoining the above described prep
er,y On tie east and which now belongs 10
tho heiis-st-law OF Joseph A. and Ecgsr A.
Whittle,ey, late of the state Of Texas, de-
ceased, nc TO distribute the proc sds OF sale,
il cold, among the parties entitled thereto,
and for general relief.
1t appearing by an affidavit fled in this
cause that the defendants, Cora Whittlesey,
Emily A. Whittlesev, Lumsn A Whttlesey,
Blannie A. Whitt'esty, John l., Whittlesey,
Annie L. Whittleiey, l.. G. Whitilesey, 60
pronia ] Whittlesey, james T. Whittlesey,
Louisa Wbittlesey, Calvin Fl. Whittlesey,
w s. Mob G. Ada E. Nob'e Homer p. Beck
ham, Grover G Beckbsp, Hermsn I. Beck.
ham, A. D. Beckhsm, L. N. Crawford, rupert
L. Crawford, Maggie p. Crawford. Claude M.
Crawford, Norman L. Crawford, Herbert V.
Crawford. Earle /. Crawford and Arolo
W. Crawford, are noL-resdents OF this
State, il lie ordered that said de-
PENDANTS appear here within htteen
DAYS after due publication Of this order, and
do what Is necessary to protect their interests
in this suit, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted In the Alexandria Gazette
a newspaper published in the City OF Alexsn-
dria, once week for four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door Of the Court
House OF this city.
A copy-Teste:
JOHN 8. REACH, Clerk.
Ply NEWELL S. 6REENAwAY, ID. G.
Douglass Stuart, p. q.
eap3 1aw4Wtu
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Reduced Rates TO San Francisco.

On account Of the Jr:ennisl Convention OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church, to be held
q. Fan Francisco beginning October 2. the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell
round trip tcte's to San Francisco fiom all
points on its line at greatly reduced rates.
Tickets will be sold Septt mber IL to 20 in
elusive, and will be good TO return to leave
San Frsnci.co not earlier than October 3, and
only on date Of execution by Joint Agent, TO
whom fee Of fifty cents must be paid, and
passengers must reach original starting point
by November 10. -,
The Ptnnsyivsnia Pailrosd Company viii
also run q PersoDally-Conduetei Tour to the
Pacific Coast on this occasion by special train
starting September % and returning October
% Bound trip rate S1S5. For further In
formation apply TO ticket agents.