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JUBILEE EXERCISES END.
Thousands of baltimore Catholics
Follow the PapaI Command.

BALTIMORE, Aug. THE jubilee 10
celebrate the opening Of the new century.
which WAS held last year IN Rome and
which was extended 20 all parts of the
world for six months OF this year Nv
Pope Leo XIII. was concluded in the
Archdiocese Of Baltimore yesterday.
The bun announcing the jubilee for the
CatoiiC world was receied by Cardinal
Gibbons e9rIy in January According 70
this the bishop Of the diocese could desig-
nate when the jubilee should begin in his
diocese, but in no diocese was il allowed
10 extend over a period Of nor, han six
months Shortly after receiving the bull
Cardinal Gibbons. in a circular letter. an
nounced that the jubilse in the Arcbdio-
cese OF Baltimore would begin February
l.
To receive the benefits Of the fubfIee
each person had 20 make fifteen visits
% four different churches d-siguated bv
the bishop and 20 20 10 confession and
receive holy communion and pray for the
irtenuOns Of the Sovereign Poutin II
there was only one church in a place the
sixty visits had 70 De made TO that
church.
Cardinal Gibbons designated as jubilee
churches the CsJhedrI. 81. Aiphons-s-
ST Iguatius and St. Vincent de Paul B,-
special iudult granted by the Pope th,.
jubilee could Dee made by congregations
societies and coEfraJeruities I'm bodies by
visiting the four jubilee churches three
times. Members Of nearly every parish
Of th' city made their jubiIrrs in tnfs
manner. and the streets adjacent TO the
jubilee churches were frequently throua-
ed b5- those taking part in The exercises.
The Catholic clergy ut the city were
much pleased with the manner iu which
members of Jhe several congregations re-
SpDndeu tu the can of the Pope 10 take
part i'm the exercises Of the jubilee IL
is estimated that over 10000 Catholics iu
the Citp followed Fh- exercises
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miles. as compared with New York. The
thousand miles. however. must be ira
yersed and this would ne cone by means
Of the Inter-Coloniaf Canada's great Gov
ernment railway. The distance between
Montreal which may be termed the cen
tTe Of Canada-s population, and Sydney,
is $50 miles by the Inter-CoIOnial Railway.
It is proposed by those who favor the
scheme 20 double track this road the en-
tire distance, and bring II up TO such
state Of perfection that the entire run can
be made in better time than hfUy miles an
hour.
At Montreal the Inter-ColoniaI connects
with the Canadian Pacific Railway sys-
TEN. and thus the links are brought to
Sether which form a fast and direct ali
British route with the Pacific. and 50 on
20 Japan. China. and India. Thus Great
Britain Is looked upon as factor IN he
enterprise, and is expected TO foot at
least a portion Of the bills in consequence.
That il viii be expensive all admit. but
al the same time there are many who
woIld be WRIing to see the Canadian Gov
erumeut put up for it handsomely
Mr.. Hunter. head Of the firm of G. s.
Swan g. Hunter. the wealthy Wausend,
England. shipbuiiders. spent "a month in
Canada looking into the enterprise. and
has just returned 10 England Before go
ing, he said that four ships could be con-
structei and equipped for the service FOR
the sum Of E2.OUU.eD0. and DE intimsted
that he would be willing 10 take the mat
ter iu hand. organizing the company with
the necessary capital on the other side.
In consideration Of an imperial highway,
IL Is understood that the British Govern
mrut would be willing 60 grant a good
share Of the necessary subsidy which it is
thought would Not amount 10 less than
81. i.0UU.006 a year Whether. however the
British Government would be sijliug to
grant $4,000 per aunum for period Of
ten years. and whether the Canadian tax
payer would be willing Co put up an equal
amount. remains 10 be- seen.
While enthusiastic upon the project Mr.
Hunter was Obliged 10 admit that any
thing like transporting pound Of freight
Ty This route would be- out Of the uuss-
. ti1n 10 must depend entirely ON the pas
SruErr traffic The great argument which
h. put rDrwar rd I'm its favor was that pyo-
uIp could keep iU constant communication
with their business or families for d
/ lunECr period than Is possible ly any 9th
eT route. and. moreover. that by this
route OF tWeHty-IhTee knot ships and fast
railway trains passengers could b. land
/ 90 at central points. such as New York
. and Chicago hours quicker than by New
Q York OF auy. other American port.
I Several members of the Cabinet are said
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND FAIR.
Fine Exhibits and Good Races to BE
Among the Features.

The catalogue Of the ninth annual fair
of the Agricultural Fair Association OF
Southern Maryland which viii be held at
Upper Marlboro on August 13. Il. and Is
has been issued. This exhibition pos
sesses considerable interest 70 people of
the District of Columbia and is each year
visited 10y many WashingtOnians-
This fair viii he the first Of the Mary
land fairs to be held this year and g.
promises TO be highly successful IN ad-
diti0n TO the exhibits of produce, live
stock. poultry, household articles. and
other things. there viii be an unusually
good racing programme. A number Of
large purses viii be hung UP for harness
events
An attraction OF no little interest will
be the tobacco contest limited 20 growers
in Prince George. Charles. st Mary, Cal
vert and Anne Arundel counties The
prizes are offered by the Maryland Com
mission Agency Of Baltimore.
During the fair there viii be special
trains to Upper Marlboro on the Balti-
iAOre and Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail-
road and the Chesapeake Beach Railroad.
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THE OLD DOMINION CAMPAIGN.
Hugh Gordon MILLER Not a Candidate
for AttorneN GrnrrnI

NORFOLK. Va. Aug. The with
crawal Of Hggh Gordon Miller from the
race for the position Of attoruey. general
on tho Republican ticket has caused con-
siderable comment here as wei as
throughout thr State. II is understood
that Mr.. Mul,r did not want 20 stand in
thv vaysof mis- friend. u. Lawrence Gro
n~r. who is n candidate for the place
Friends OF General Stith Boiling. of Pc
t~rsbuTg. are booming his candidacy FOR
the GoV"rnorship. The other aspirants Tor
the Republican nomination for Governor
are General Thomas T. Rossrr. Colonel j.
Hampton Hoge, and General James A
Walker.
Captain ". ". Dey. chairman of the
city Democratic committee. il completing
ARA nBvmeuts for ths entertainments OF
the delegates 10 the Democratic State
convention which meets here August u
The convention viii be held IN the big Ar
mory building
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CANADA'S GREAT PROJECT.
The Plan for a Ship and Railway
Service 10 England.
T,venty-three-Knot Vessels and Fast
Trains PrOpOsed-The Government
soon to Reopen Matter of Calling
for Tenders-SOme OF the Details

for Tenders-SOme u INV
MONTREAL. Aug LIN a short time
the Government will reopen the matter OF
calling for tenders for a fass Atlantic
Steamship service between Canada and
Great Britain The announcement has
been made that the call has been deier-
red until the various ministers now visit
ing i'm England and on the Continent re-
turn 70 this country.
When the Conservative party. under the
leadership Of Sir Charles Topper was de-
feated IA 1896 there was an arrangement
perfected by which Canada was To have
q faster and better line Of steamships
than had ever before been attempted.
v-ith the defeat OF the party, however,
the project was dropped. 70 be taken up
by the Liberals some three years ago
Nothing came Of these Negotiations, Tor
the reason that the Hon. r r DObell.
who had the matter in hand. became con
viuced that the "tuTret" or as ii is com
monty known. the bottle neck type OF
vessel was the proper thing. Why the
minister should have become welded TO
this peculiar style for fast line is a
mystery. but ar any rate II killed the pro
iect and up TO this time the country has
been obliged 20 content itself with the
ordinary combination passenger and
/ freight ships. such as The Allan, the FL
der Dempster. and the Dominion lines Op-
crate
Lately. however, the subject has been
revived. and it is now evident that the
Government will within the next few
weeks advertise for tenders for "a fast At
Iautic service. The propositions are prac-
/ ticaUy two in number, and which viii
eventually be decided upon it is as yet
! impossible 90 say.
The FIRST proposal is that a line OF TWEEN
. ty-three-knoJ vessels be constructed
equal i'm all respects 10 the finest steam
ships running between New Yrk and Eu-
3 roprau p0rts-to operate between Sydney
I and SOUTHAMPTON.
I The second proposal is that a fleet of
I vessels Of more moderate speed. say
eighteen or twenty knots. be- built, and
that the Canadian summer terminus be
. Quebec and the winter port be either
Halifax or St. John. y. b.. OF both
| To those who do not count the cost ths
proposition Of a twenty -three-knot service
between Sydney. @. B-. and "A British port
proves most attractive The enthusiast
points out that "A line or twenty-three-
knot vessels operating between sydney
from land 60 land IN three and one-haIi
or four days. and that the trip could De
made from Chicago TO southampton ir
six days. Cape Breton. jutting far out in.
20 the Atlantic as il d0vs. gives a vesse
sailing from there to British ports tbs
advantage Of something like a thousand
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LOOKING FOR HER HUSBAND,
A Woman Asks the Police to Help
Incnt,. Her Miasinr Snnnsc.

pitifuI story has Just been related to
Captain Boardman 10y a woman who cali
cd at Police Headquarters to ask the as
sistauce of the Police Department in To-
eating her missing husband She gave the
name of Bicks. and, producing copy OF
The Times pointed % a story of another
missing husband and said II such story
were printed regarding her case that she
thought it might be instrumental in bring
higher husband back to her. She afterward
shrank from the notoriety such a step
would force upon her and refused to give
her husaud's initials or any other infor-
nation regarding her own identity Ac-
CordinE To- the woman's story she and her
husand had lived for years I'm a town
near McKcesport, Pa. where they had
the largest store I'm the place and We're
conducting a prosperous business. They
had amassed a comfortable bank account
and life was full of promises for them.
Early in the current year her husband
began 20 hear Of the wonderful opportuui-
ties in the West and in April receiving
good offer for his business he sold out
and, taking his family. ne started FOR a
point in Utah. He reached Utah one
morning and not being pleased with the
outlook. placed his family on the next
train bound for the East and brought
them 20 Washington He took them 10
the home Of his parents i'm AuaCOstia
where he remained with them for several
days, and then left them and went in
search of au-Uppnlns. He took with hiT
all his money and has not been heard
from since
For time everythirz was quite pleas
ant for the unfortunate woman. as she
expected her husband to shortly return,
but as time wore on she not only be
came discour tEed. but, il is alleged that
her welcome at the home OF her hus-
band Is parents was exhausted and sh
felt that she and her children were in t.le
way.
Being without means sr resources she
appealed 20 the police in hopes that they
might assist her in securing the return
OF h.r missing husband
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LEGAL NOTICES.
EsTATE OF IAcoB 5 REDlIAN. DECEASED.

ESTATE Or JACOB $ BEDNAN. DECEASED
40. -524- Docket b.
samuel o. kglU-u has, With the luu-1vaI q
tlr ~Eu-eu-. Court 1s lae District 1l Jal.1-r= la
holding special term for Orphans Court H-.s--
ueSs appointed AUGUST D.. IgJI 40 Il O-gT.ug-E
J. A- ls lle -l1e- end said courtroom So rle
place iHr passing r. Gains and making payment
and distribution u14er tire courts dire. t5au AMI
control. when and where 4Li creditors and per-
sons eHH-.el Ia L.~-rirutr,g shares or fe-1-5rs
90 residue are notified O. attend In person ur
hF agent Ur attorney tuly zuthari=aI with rhair
claims against rHa estate properly vauebed. Pro
F..ai- Tins .rlgr ua published once iu each Of
t.fre -a..e--.te weeks before said day in the
." a-...u-tuu Law Reporter and The Wash lnstaa
Times
~I-u.I July % IglI
Approved a O. BRADLEY, Justice.
JOHN D. BGUZER,
Acting Register of Wills
j.. ARTHUR LYMAN. Attgrney.
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THE CHESAPEAKE BEACH ROAD.
Mr.. Mcneil Resigns and Messrs Pop
per and MOnatt FIJI Vacancies.

At the annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Chesapeake Beach Railway
Company, just held in this city. John l..
Mcneil. who has been connected with the
road for some time resigned the joint pO-
sition OF vice president and treasurer
Charles Pepper, who had so efficiently
served the company as its second vice
president was elected 20 the Office Of vice
president and Fred ". Mofatt was chos-
en- its treasurer.
The annual statements showed the af-
fairs Of the company 10 be IN an entirely
eral expression Of regret over the retire
mcnL OF AIr- N McNeL from the service of
the company.
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DIED.

PADCETT-Drparted this Hfc. Wcincsday- july
-. rTI. after a short painful lines ANNE r
PADGEII tnoe GID. beloved wife VI j. Milton
Padgett.
Funeral iruIa hsr late residence. 70G Twelfth
street southeast. saturday, august g. 1901. AZ
o'clock Helatives and friends invited
SJHOTT-On wednesday, juy 81 1901. 40 10
V. M at his residence. 2I2 First Street ,,r,t F,
cast. CHARLES ANTHONY SCHOTT
Funeral seryIre at the chapel In Oak HiI Ccrr
ot,ry. on Friday. August 2 AZ 5 O'Clock g. ui
Friends invited o. attend
ON account of illness in the family there viii
be no service a. the house.
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THE DANGEROUS ANoPHELEs.
A Partisan Expert Suys 1t Even
PrOpuEHtes Leprosy

PARIS, Aug. Prof Blanchard. IN a
paper read before the Academy Of Medf-
cine, yesterday said the auopheIes mos
quito prDpagates disease. even Iepr0sv.
The Partisan culeN mosquito IS less ter
ri6le. He ADVISED the destruction ~ the
larvae b. placing petroleum In staguaut
water and sweet Oh in drinking water.
Or. Robin announced that experiments
had been made by DR.. Huwghe. Of Lille
in curing 81. Wins dance by enclosing
limbs for days IN rigid baudages.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL MEETING or ORIENTAL C0INCU
" sl-- E9Eal ATaauum, VIII BE- held FRIDAY
August ., IaDI az O'Clock %. m ~ S.-;ef1
Temple, corner o. Fifth and streets NORTH
vest 90 determine time and uIzce os future
meetings THOMAS G.. HENSEY. Regent
Atl9t. CpfBlN BIRCH. Secretary.
SPECIAL NJTICE-The Esin % A. NaIloy & Son-
conducting bushes as tIil1rs and dreS,ml ke-,
TRIMMINGS, lr 10 g-h 81 NV, have this dav
dissolved Is urgrual consent and formed i CO.
Partnership under rle name of the Washington
Trimming House a. the above address
A. hARNINSEN
A AAILOA & son
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White pique and OEc
polka dot skirts. ION

An unusual offer in this lot Of White
PiQue and Black and Blue Polka Dot
Duck Skirts. sold for s. So the first ~
the season. viii De OF red for g-c
They have the new flOuuce effect. are
trimmed with one row or embroidery
Inserting. Skirts for which others are
asking $3.50 we offer for s5c.
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4 VErginia Shoo.InE ARray.

RICHMOND. Va. Aug IL d. Wen
denburg. counsel for r. l. Chestermau,
son OF Policeman Chesterman. of this
city. Horace Il Howard Charles Earle.
and Wilbur Z Davis, the young men
charged with shooting l. F. Ehapp~N, has
furnished bail FOR the release OF his cli-
euts pending a trial IN the Heurico Couu-
ty Court next month The accused are
sons OF highly respected citizens.
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9Sc bed spreads. 69c.

Pretty new MarseilIes patterns are
shown in this lot Of H0neycomb Bed
spreads; large double size a grade
that usually sells for sSc. viii be ofor-
ed Green. Ticket Price 69c-
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70 favor the enterprise. and prominent
among them are the Hon j. l. Tarte
Minister Of Public Works. the Hon Mr.
FleE.lng- Finance Minister. and Sir Rich
ard Cartwright II is stated that the
proposition does not meet the approba-
ton OF Sir Wnfrid Laurier
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Ribbed vests. 44c.

A hundred dozen W0men's SN-iss
Ribbed Vests. which arrived vester-
lay. VIII 60 on sale tomorrow The
nec<s and armhoIes have drawing
tapes. and they're the usual I1c kind.
foU.N take them quickly al Azc.
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No Other For Years.
MARTtIED.


S1RRELLS-CARTN-On July a. 1901. at the
parsonage 0f The Baptist Church. Ly the Rev.
Joseph j. Muir WILL 3. sORKELLs and OLIVE
g.. tAHTh, oi thls cltI Il
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200 trimmed 00c
hats .. wv

A fine assortment Of 2G0 Hats that
sold originally for g.. s. and 8. wiz be
offered for CSC The lot embraces the
latest ard most fashionable shapes
all perfect aad desira BILE
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Corset covers, lO5c.

Corset Covers We viii offer tqmUr-
row Tor lNizc- Low neck effects some
French front and some tight-drting.
All Sizes-aH finished with f-Hed
seams -.-----.-.-
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A lot Of - dozen lightweight white
net Summer COrSets Of excellent
grades. and embracing the latest and
most desira bic shapes. viii De pun on
sale today for sc.
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Turkish towels. &c.

Lot OF unbIeached Turkish Towels
Il by 81 inches-With deep fringe and
colored borders. 6iec
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Hemstitched hdkfs. BIC.

\ large lot Of excellent grade hem
Slltehed Handkerrhiefs. worth up 10
lee. for GieC each
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29c for 75c spachteI scarfS
and ShamS.

slightly sOilrd from window display
"a washing will make them perfect
excellent grades
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Up to $500 c.
suits........ pO

Stylish and fashionable suits for WO-
meE-eNCellent values. The lot en-
braces every fashionable fabric. are
Wei made and perfect in every detail
Some are plain tailOr-made. some are
-trimm ed-sOn1e trimmed tasteful
ly with taffeta silk The newest ef-
fects in jackets. EtOn- in single and
dOuble-breastcd styles some single and
doubles breasted tfEiIt-firtfuE effects
They have new cuffs. sleeves. and
backs-sOme are lined with taneta
silk The skirts are fun faring and
lined with high-grade spUngIass Derca-
line lining
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ROCKVILLE. MARYLAND.
Academy tar boys Home life ani individual
instruction. Terms moderate Address
" p MASON, T. $. "A
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lOc and I25c galIOOns, TIC.

An excellent lot Of Black Serpentine
OF Galloon Lace-the usual price OF
which is I0c and lZ5Zc-tomorrov nc
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75c mOnSSeIineS DC

a large lot OF all-silk MousSeIine. 2
inches wide and I'm all coIors. viii be
sold tomorroW for pc over 5 600 yards
IN the Tot. an excellent grade Regular
price IN other stores. T5c
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l9c metallic taffeta o.
ribbOnSI ~

over 900 yards Of Soft-hnish All
silk Metallic Taneta Ribbons. SiS
inches in width. IN all the desirable
and fashionable colors. No remnants
In the lot-all full pieces Grades for
which others about town are asking
lsc, Think Of the price-of the unprec-
eJented-SC per yard
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2 dozen wrappers. 49c.

The regular 81 and N25 grade Of
Wrappers well made nicely trimmed
viii be- sold tomorrow for 49c- While
they last Only > dozen in the lot.
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David F. McComb. superintendent OF
ssyvars has forwarded 20 the Commis-
sIoners a recommendation that proposals
he readycrtisgd for To construct the 10"
ARIA trunk sewer and that The proposal "i
I won BROS. for The sewer lu princeton aH9
IIgry-qrI streets between BIB lli"'ou
and sherman Avenues. b. accepted
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~ REAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TIA
c. Na,n store. corner 9Th and s
Streets Branches al over the eity
- AMI IN 81. marEetA
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25c malineS. &c.

A large Tot Of aIl-suk NaIfnes. in
o2lack, white. and coI0rs. The &c sort
for Sc. yard.
DC for your selection Of a lare- -
= sorrmenf Rhinasfnna .. -
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Eczema

How Il reddens the skin, itches, oozes,
dries and SCalest
Some people call it letter, milk crust or
salt rheum-
The suffering from It is sometimes III
tense; local applications are resOrted to
they mitigate, bat Cannot cure.
IL proceeds from humOTs inherited or ac-
Uuired and persists until these have been
removed
Hoods JarSGpGriiLG
positively removes them, has radically
and permanently cured the worst cases, and
is without an equaI for all cutaneous
eruptiOns-
Hoops PIL.s ~. he besI catharte. Price 2s cent?.
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ny TEST HAS PROVEN BEST.
crgve's Ta-teless Chu Toaic.
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BatiStes and lawns, E1c
formerly l0c and l25c. O2N

The most extraordinary sale eontin-
ued again tOmOrrow-beautifuIIv COL
ored Lawns ard BatisIes- the fnest
quahty-in stripes. dots. and figures
galore-40 inches wide-for SIC yard
instead Of Zoe and Pic
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Uric Acid. Which Poisons

The blood and ,reakens the Kidneys, quickly sK-
pelled By aziHg Warmers safe Cure Solt b. al
DrugglsLz-
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Lot l..

Made up Of Gowns.
Drawers, Skirts. Corset
Covers. and ChemisCs-
All Of excellent grade.
Some sold up 10 81 at first
OF the season. Corset
Covers Of Cambric. with
cluster Of tUckS and tor
ChOn lace trimming. some
with Y and others low
neck. Cambria Drawers
with two rows OF torChOu
insertion some Hamb burg
embroidery trimmed .
some with clusEer Of
tucks ana IOur-inch rufHe
Of tOrchOn lace. Muslin
Gowns with two rows Of
tOrchOn Inserting. some
Y neck, some Empire
style Cambria Skirts. fun
width, some have tucks
and lace ruhie with hem
stitching Chemises Of
cambric, plain and em-
brOidery trimmed. with
tucks. excellent grades
Special for
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Parker, Bridget & Co.
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6 J. EIock. oI GO f Street northwest.
has submitted 10 the Commissioners an
orfer TO sell twenty acres on the Conduit
Road assessed in the name Of Daniel Ca
sew. for 81 .05J per acre. as a site for the
municipal almshouse-
walter J.. Weed. Of SO Thirteenth Stre't
northwest has submitted a similar "IeF
10 sen a tract Of thirty-four acres adJa-
cent 20 Deanwood at $500 per acre
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Lot ;.

Gowns. drawers. skirts.
corset covers. and chem
lees; all values worth uD
70 lSc- Corset covers OF
cambFic. with cluster Of
tucks and torchon lace
trimming; some with V
necks. some low necks.
Cambria drawers with
two rows or tOrch0n in
S@rtif-g. some Hamburg
embroidery trimmed
some with cluster Of
tucks and fOur-inch tor
ChOn lace rufHe. Muslin
gowns with two rows tor
chOu inserting, some
Y neck. some Empire
STYLES Cambria skirts.
fun width. some have
tucks and lace rUfie-
with Cambrfc ruHa with
hemstitching. ChemiSes
Of cambric. plain and
embroidery trimmed. with
tUcks, fun width Spe-
LraH
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J. WILLIAM LEE,

$50 Penn. Ave \. W washIngtou, D. C
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SOC split Jap. I0c
straw Sailors L ~

Very fashionable and DroDa-
hats OF rough split Jap Strau- less
tldC half the actual value High and
low crowns all size brims. Sold ragJ-
LaTly IN other stores for SOC SDecial
price 19C
QlC for box of violet per
- fumed talcum powder.
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The Commissioners have approved the
recommendation Of Major Sylvester for
certain improvements TO be made In the
Fourth precinct statiOnhOuse at the re-
quest OF Lieutenant HOIliubeTEeT- The re-
pairs iu question are The cutting " a win
dow through the PARTITION between Ihe
cf4fre and sitting room. and that a bath
room b. installed on the second story.
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Margaret Crawford, Of li47 Huntington
Place. recently complained Of the trees
in the rear Of the lot, and asked that
they might BE- removed. An investigation
was made by Trueman Lanham, Superin-
tendent Of Parking. and il WAS found that
the trees are on private ground.
Acting On the recommendation or MT.
J.anham. the Commissioners have voted
that the complainant be informed that
the trees being on private property, their
removal Is 4 matter for the action OF the
owner of the land.