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passes herself off as the maid and intro duces the latter as the real princess.
 Anxious to contract a marriage with royalty, Jennico becomes engaged to the woman he believes to be the princess, though he has actually fallen in love with the supposed lady-in-waiting. The real Ottlllie loves Jennieo. and believing that he loves her. and is only marrying the other because he supposes her to be a princess she substitutes herself as the bride and in the darkened chapel marries him. On their return to Jennico's castle Of Tollendhal the young man has appar- ently been triclsed Into marrying a low born woman, and at first furiously indig- nant, is at last forced to acknowledge that he loves her Tn spite of her supposed lowly origin.
 In the second act Michel, gypsy, ap- pears. She has been befrIended by Eugen. the Prince of lRothenberg, cousin of Ottillie The prince. in love with his fair relative, enlists the aid of Michel in his attempts to win her away from Jennico. Michel contrives that the lat ter shall see the prince and Ottillie to- gether. The bride refuses to explain their interview. and after her husband has reproaehed her for apparent deception, the young pair have a quarrel and Ot- tillie leaves the castle and her husband.
 In act three the myrmldons of Eugen attempt 10 make way with Jennico. Sew eral encounters and duels take place, in which the heros prowess is shown. Mi it is proven to her that Eugen is faith less to her. She brings Ottilie. who still loves her husband passionately, to the scene.
 Eugen threatens the princess that if she recognizes Jennico, the latter will be shot
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FIND LOST MINES.
Tayapa Mines, Celebrated in Spanish
 Annals Are Located.

Tucson, Ariz, November s-A Star spe- cial from Guayamas, Mex, says:
 ''The lost Tayapa mines, celebrated in Spanish annals as having produced eighty millions of dollars in silver and gold in the seventeenth century, and which are described on Spanish maps as being situated in Northwestern Mexico within fifty leagues from the sea netr Dos Pilares, have been found.
 As far back as 1859 Robert L. D'Au- malie, a celebrated French expert, de- clared the location of the Cieneguita, in the Sapuria district. Sonora. to be identi- cal with the lost TayapS. The Spanish owners are said to have been murdered by the natives near the close of the sev- enteeth century and 1t Is stated that for one hundred years thereafter, so one was allowed to enter that region. Explorers who have returned from Cienguita report having discovered the old stone prisons, cid smelters and stupendous work ac- complished by the ancients."
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on the spot and to save his life she pre- tends not to know him. and leaves with Eugen. Jennico concludes that she is ab- solutely false until told by Michel that his wife's action is part of Eugen's plot, and that the latter purposes to carry Ottiliie away and marry her by force.
 Confident of Ottillie's fidelity. Jennico pursues the villain and rescues Ottillie with his sword, wages a desperate en- counter with Eugen and after finally killing him wins back his wife In the meantime Michel has gone for assistance. and as the guard enters with cries of Hong live the princess" Jennico learns that his wife is a princess and heir to the throne of Dornheim.
 The scenery and other effects are all new and carried in their entirety by the company which includes Wallace Wors- ley and Katherine Erie, who appear as Basil and Ottillie.
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CLAIRVOYANT.
GROUND FLOOR OFFICES 28 NORTH TWEATY SECOND STREET,
 Business hOurs-0 a. I'll. to 8 p. M.
FEES, SI.OO.

have been repeatedly asked since coming to Birmingham if l were a Spiritualist in belief, and if my strange powers were due to spirit forces. To some I have answered those questions simply and plainly; to others I have vouchsafed no definite reply, but now and here desire the public to un- derstand me as anna full f1edged, openly acknowled spirit medium, who stands upon genuine merit and
 not upon talk I am not in Birming- ham to entertain curiosity-seekers, for, truly, I don't need money badly enough to prostitute my high calling my sacred gift-to so base a purpose. I am here to help and advise men and women who are deeply interested in their own prosperity and happiness, and who come earnestly desiring help.
 Besides being gifted from birth with
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At the Auditorium.

Next week the Boyle Stock Company will present H. A. DuSouchet's farce comedy, My Friend from India" This play has had wonderful history. It was written by an unknown newspaper man in New York who tried to dispose of 1t to several managers. but could not
 One day he lost the manuscript out of his pocket and 1t was picked up by some one. who read it and saw that 1t was a novelty. This individual brought it to the attention of a certain manager and persuaded him to produce it. After a consultation with the author it was brought out on the stage of the Madison Square theater and made such fine im-
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the powers of mediumship, have added to my capacity as public oene- factor the knowledge of Hypnotism,, Magnetism and Mental Telepathy, which enables me to control people at distance in matters of Love, etc, for the benefit of my clients who de- sire to test such power. cure the Liquor, Opium and Tobacco habits in men by Hypnotic suggestion, and teach you how to control circumstances so as to rise above the troubles and un- happiness caused by others or by your own mistakes. give reliable informa- tion on Business, Love, Marriage, Di- vorce, Enemies, Moves, Changes, Jour. neys, etc., by higher than mortal in- telligence.
 Public opinion is the court of last resort; and upon the verdict of this exacting tribunal I rest my claims.
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Lord Neville Is Released.

London, November 9-Lord William Neville was released from Parkhurst pris- on on ticket of leave yesterday. He was sentenced to five years penal servitude February 15, 1898, for fraud in connection with a promissory note. His lordship spent most of the time during his incar- ceration in wheeling a barrow on the prison farm.
The age-herald., 1901-11-10
Olive Growers Orqanize.

Los Angeles, Cal. November 9.-Perma- nent organization of the Southern Cali fornia Olive Growers Association has been effected Its purpose is to promote the olive industry, find a market for the oil and fruit, and maintain a market price that will make the business of olive culture renumerative to those engaged in
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GEAR ANSWERS TELEGRAM.
French Minister congratuIates Him on
 Completion of Road.

St. Petersburg, November 9.-Replying to a congratulatorv telegram from the finance minister, M. Dewett announcing the completion of the Siberian railroad, the Czar telegraphed as follows: "I thank you sincerely for your joyful com munication.
 M Dewetts telegram recalled the fact that the Czar turned the first sod of the
The age-herald., 1901-11-10

and Port Arthur, our enterprise in Man churia is practically, though not entire ly concluded. Temporary traffic Is now possible along the whole system and we hope that within two years 1t will be opened to permanent regular traffic"
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railroad to vladivostock, May 19. 1891. and that on the anniversary of his access sion the line was completed.
 The minister said: with the laying of rails a distance of 2400 versts, from Transbaikal territory to Vladivostock
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The Pride of JennIco.

The attraction at the Jefferson Thea tre on Friday and Saturday and Saturday matinee will be "Tho Pride of Jennico," a new romantic drama which has made a success.
 .rhe Pride of Jennico' was first pro- duced under the auspices of Daniel Froh- man, and ran for the greater part of a year at the Criterion Theatre in New York.
 The drama was written by Abby Sage Richardson and Grace l.. Furniss, and although 1t Is founded upon an incident in novel bearing the same title, the work Is largely original The story of the play is told as follows:
 A young Engishman, Basil Jennico. in- herits estates in Moravia with the un- derstanding that his marriage shall be in keeping with the family name.
 He meets there the princess of a neigh boring province, Marie Ottillie by name, who is accompanied by her maid. Ottillie
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witty and the company of much merit Hennessy Leroyle was most favorably received. He is one of the most amiable and gentlemanly of all the traveling &C., tors. He is neither boastful nor intrusive, and wherever this retiring actor travels he leaves pleasant words and his friends count up with four figures in a line.- Chicago Daily News (Amy Leslie)
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THE AGE-HERALD. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10 1901

 pression that the run lasted without packing for nearly a whole season and set the author up as a rich man. The road companies did q heavy business all over the land for several seasons The comedy is remarkably amusing. as thoss who have seen 1t can testify. It treats in a measure of theosophy, and presents some very ludicrous situations.
 The vaudeville bill is an exceptionally strong one this week and includes Paul Kleister. the musical clown wonder. and La Belle Carmen, who is said to be the greatest lady high wire performer in the world.
 Below Is the cast of My Friend from India:''
 Illly .... .... ...... .,........ .Esther Lyon Erastus Underholt .... Morris McHugh Charlie Underholt ....J. H. Hollingshead Tom Valentine ...... ..........Jack Taylor Augustus Keene-Shaver ....Lee Sterrett Rev. James Tweedle ....Thos. G. Sterrett jennings .... ....-. ......Jack vincent Bill Fouresty .......Thos. G. Sterrett Bernice Underholt .... ....Georgie Wilson Gertie Underholt .... ........IneZ Barlowe Marion Hayste ..Elinor Westcott Mrs. Arabelle Beelsm an-Streete. te...
 ...s ...... .............. Sarah Cameron
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Other People,a Money.

Next Tuesday and Wednesday and Wednesday matlncc Hennessy Leroyle will be seen as the star in his successful comedy, Other Peoples Money" When the play was here last season the press of this city spoke very nicely of the ex- cellence Of the performance. The follow ing extracts are taken from other pa- pers:
 IIcnnessy Leroyle is unique and orig ina1-Chicago Chronicle.
 .other Peoples Money" is original and possesses bright ideas. The character of hutchinson Hopper has been made to suit MT. Leroyle's methods. The result is highly satisfactory. The large audience laughed heartily. Chicago Record.
 Both comedy and star scored hit.-1n- ter-Ocean.
 "other Peoples Money is one of the best now before the public.-Chieag' Democrat.
 The comedy is bright, the dlalogu'
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Foxy Grandpa" closed two days of good business at the Jefferson last night. The performance is remarkably clever ard clean. It deserves the success 1t is meeting. The Boyle Stock Company had a good week in Nell Gwynne." The old English play was very well put on in deed, and pleased large audiences,
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15
GUERN5BY

Squire lfneor wes visiting IN
Falcon this week
On ass FridAg Wa had vor3
hard win AMI rain storm,
Mr Lee Foster wna looking after
tsrniue interest here this week,
Mr. Jimmie hnderson Inado q
business trip to Little 3lyer coun-
ty this week
Mr. Will Gibbs was doing sowt
carpenter work tor r " Jones
last week Wiz ls a iioo Rorkman
Rov Byron preached At The
Spr,ng H II Baptist Churih on the
fcst Sunday 1T this monlh
Gtv WlGoa ~ The Ba&tiGc,a
Aeaaops, CHURCH on Sunday eve
Ming lh.4 seolem4a never arcs 10
tic aet1.eaot master
Mio, Name Na h entertained
the youug society people o. Guoro
sey on Monday evening and al
had an enJoyaoIt tune Refresh r.
monls were seryed
While yonl reporter and wife
were enroute from La. last W z k
they had the pie"snle OF meeting
Tom Wicker an Oil II mpstead
equity boy He is loIog a thriving
business at Gurdon
Mr. Wall Tarpley has a fine out
ft for droom making and makes an
excellent broom far bctt thar
.he northern make of brooms
a'mers should plant broom corn
Atls very little trouble TO raise.
FARMER
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15
FULTON


The RIVER has been rsng capl d
ly sldce Sunday
Messrs Cox AMI Porter vIslted
IN tae Matrimonial city Sunday
Miss 4 nnle Allen entertained a
few friends Monday night with Il
card party
Ms, Dera Cullcy l,aves tor Lit
tle Rock where she oes to VISIT
h5r SISTER Mrs CItngng
MIS- Trotter ofpexai kama. ia here
y.sIting her sister Mrs Dr. Brant
Mrs Hla and Mrs Monday le
tutRsd tr5m Arkadelphla Sua day
Gapt, Psrsoos formerly OF thls
place passed through here last week
oaiauue 10 feXa
Mr Joo Cox Of Wlnthop was
here Waiting his brother Ben Cox
tins week
Mr. Flank NJ ELL G ClnLraetor for
raising ot the KIu8-Fisher thought
Monday evening on account of
high watos doubtfp, if it could be
rased
"a, Ike Bie,don Of Paaaeah Ky
has ac2ep.ed a position With M
Go Rosenberg Call ana see hlm
at tae Cash Store
Dm12; tue wee hoors OF last
Thursday night we swaie agreeao
" aroused by the soo1hlng meio
d es Of the safenaders
Msssrs Rob Alien sod Y7uns ut
Sunday for DaiIas Texas wners
they have accepted POSITIONS
TIE hule seven year oit daugat
er N AIr and Ars Reeds was severe
ly 6urued this week
Nr W,n Erred .dps oaen IN 81
Loals tas pssl weak--Layios Ia
sock f9r she eprins traao
ass Sidney AlIen The heautltai
and accomplished litt'e dsagater
of ars Altsa ratnrnad lron biuie
Rex s4niay whore shv has bcea
attend NJ ooliosa-
Eaagr
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15
Ga6lcglonaezeuco

Mr. Stanton ls on . short visi to
Texas.
Mrs EIlIses music class lS progress
sing nicely.
Pc Clayton visited Little Rock
one day last week
Mr. B " Arnett of Yellw Greek
neigbborhood has sold ont,
DID not ram Fridiy SO the maJ
rider sad, only poured down.
Mr. aud Mrs Bradford returned
from a short visit to Texas, laal
week
Mr. George Holt was in tow
one dae last week talking Now,
ers to the farmers.
Married Mr Gus Bland 10
Mlss Gertrude Barer on March 10
th at the home Of the brides tath
er.
DWARF.
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15
ozAN
DWARF.

Our very efficient ehoriff wa
With us a while Monday
Alter the 'ntenso excltcment o.
tho last tow days everything IS qpie
In our m1aat
Hon " NJ Green our Dls'.attaIf
ey was here on legal business lasy
SauesiaV
1aaFe has beoo considerable =
ciiemsat IN eur town and con.
aumty over sao faliuro ii I a
IcC4ua general mereh ndjsa
Our good friend Capt Harvey
Hanna was IN town gacsoag We
are glad to note the fact that ~
h.attels Improved
Oar saeool S sogfe sing tae'
The diligence ana' discipline ol
Oz#r. .ieollege cannot be excelled
y bespeek for our school aad T.
faculty prosperous future
Qur Dr. SasteF has astaraed f5r
ew ofiaina whore "a Yea: O.
taSe Vos.-grado4, curse OF ia
lures
'raore mas been several nonbsr
Of 30 Ie al profospoa. VITA u, tn
yaek Ioohins after tho interests 0
o.tt elleu's Who oeii ciAlms
galnst the McCann concern
Notwtthatar hing the recent fa
urs and reports that nave 5one o..
we have tore AZ Ozan an eIane,
Of as good o'uaoos as the sun eve
sbowp OF, We trust tae uubIlo va
aotjuige all by the acts Of a lew
# see hat ths Tolanr'?h ls u
favor Of ponsIoolag the ota dar&o
who stucb to his massa IN the wal
4 ID oil nt aaIe5 "a .r
cane brake to keep tao Yankay
gettlue them and stood between
~ ,auso3 langet aus starvation
Ra taa> Ds.- s. taa
left and they are ior tad mos. past
dtor pad +aa na, o t.ls
'afc o5 .1ese L@ tt"a ivan,
To believe from present indie.
4oos ther viii BE- marc cos.3.
'aAled in our section Of count
lhis e'son Thar cyer oasne .
writer Is too young 10 give aove
70 hoary hea3ed ia1mers, but If W.
could say something to divert the
Hlads. 1t woaI3 be pIant IN ore 800
crops and less cotton, give yoo
iirea NOR anucauou eeep ou
d debt AMI vop VII a3yer ,zno,v
what depression means.
BEER JOHNSON
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15

takesawayoil teTrors by strengthening
the vital organs. II fits = mother for
baby's coming. Ey revilaliging the
I nerve centres i nas brought chubby,
scrowing youngsters to thousands Of
W~aI women who feared lhcy were
5crre1. ] E1rihea, heals, regulates
ard ser gthen3, and is good for ali
4 Tor1n st all tirues. ha druggist
would be Ei.hou1 Il. SI 90.
4 Foradv vicein cases requiring special
directions, address, giving symptoms,
"rhe L4dics' Advisory Department, .
The Chattanooga Msdicioe Co, Chat
tanoo8a, Tenn,
Rl7sa, LOUISA ETAE.F,, of > aasereov1. Gs,.
: 5aJS .-"NEou 1 firSt gock Vino OF Cardui
! We Nad beeu 1asrried tLreo yeas but could
not avo any children Nine Iuon.h1 latr,
/ had fms giIl bgby"
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15
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2 small pi ctures always duIned cp ee ID st
Foa wish 10 fosess q yalaahle lisa-l Ike pgf-
rot in Oiletle Pastel, Water Color Indie ldk
t2F Crsyon, OF yourselves, children, fSthel
'oiher, dead aosents or departed FRDg IF
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Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15
SARATOGA.

Mrs Mob y still on tie sick
list
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NANTEE-A good waiter; man; one can stay
nights enquire The Oh VIRGINIA EMPLOY
NENT OFFICE 1fSy IIth St NV 81
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.Baltinnore&O Ohio
RAILROAD

Schedule IN effect July ). 1901.
Leave Washington, New Jersey Ave. and St
Chicago and Northwest. eIO-59 a m, sos pm
Cincinnati, St Louis. and Indianapolis St15o5
q n, s3-45 p n. ITO night.
Pittsburg and Cleveland 1880 a m. $50 p
n. and ! 90 night
Winchester. 1873 a N, i3:45. and l59%p p N
hna3polis. rs, $3.50 3 "a, IIla:lse .a.sA
Fre der ;. .s:s5. 5000. l.1o-5o a m +.1:Is
Hagerstosn. ices 4 n and $50 . m
Boyd and Wy points. SIS --9-On a. n, --i-l5
1870 $50. +4-05 p
GsIthersburg and way points. 5=s5. +*9=e0 a
m Ii12;50 -'I-I5, S:I5, ll423o, +5:oo, Il5-59
+7-o5, TOTS. . P m
Washington junction and way points, SIS,
$500 j. n. -'l-i5, 40 $50 p
Baltimore. week days. xz.35- 500. $50. x -95,
x7:I5 Ks 30 s.35, x9-30 xI5-01 a m, xI2:l3
I2-I5, xI-l0 x3-0o. x4-do. x4-30. 4-35. x5-e5.
x5:I8. x5:3O x6:a0 $50. $500. xI0-O0 III 30,
lbs. D. n Sundays. N5-55. x %, x7-t5. $50,
xg:oO N. x12-10. xI:l0, I-15. xS.oo- xs 50 AS.
x5-05 x5=IO 6-29, xS-d9, xt0-00. yIfiS0. Ills
For Chauta,squa Beach week days. $40 = T.,
40 q n Sundays $40 d N. l-45 D m
ROYAL Blue LINE
All trains Illuminated With Pintsch light.
Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York, Boston, and
the East, '2:s5 = % (Diner). $50 Buffet.
s-9-00 (Dinsr) ..I0-O0 Diner a II. 1910
(DineT). ITO tDlHer}. 500 (--RoyaI Limited. -
DfRer) ii4:aO Buffet, sos DINER 500 and
IL 80 p. N Sleeping open at 1000 oclockl-
PJrlor cars on al day trains
Atlantic City 1000 j. n, ilI2-IO noon, and
Daily Except Sunday s-Suuday only.
X Express trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Co OF orders left
at ticket Offices, go Pennsylvania avenue north
west New York avenue and Fifteenth Street and
at depot Telephone ti1kes Offices :sr & 0.
D. B MARTIN Nc p T--fFc
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RAILROADS. EIEw5l
Washing ton, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.
RAILROADS.

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave. and 1874 st
IN effect May ,. 1901
For Alexsndria-Wsek days 6-19 T:os. 80
500. $50. $780, 9sz5. I0-eo. 1896 1880 3. H.
112-05, 12:20 I2:4s H .05, Is 200 $50. x2-o2
$50. $50, x4:I5, 4:3S, 4.54. sos. x5-Z3. $40.
6.o3, $50 7-Os 7.So 500 S.s5 $50. 1915. I:eo
ll:52 p m sundays 7:45. 9:oo 9:45. 1879. II-0o.
ll:So a. m; 1900 noon, 1880. 100 80, 200.
$50. 800. 800 go $50 SEQ, $50. GEO. 6:30.
100. $50. 500, s:45. $50, I0:l5 -1:2G, Ii:5o
p N.
For Mount Fernon-week DAYS, $50. 500 1000.
Hoo a m; II2:O5, xI -O5. 90 x3.02. 30 s:59
Et:ls. Eo-Zs. 700 $50 P. N sundays. 800 a n,
Il 90 noon. 200. 400. go. 9:20 D. N.
For : bnston and AqUedUct Bridge-week days
$50, 7;ci T:3o. 500. SD $50 9:z5 1900 Il 90
a m; -i2-05- 1870 -I2:45. I:O5 'I.o5 200
'2:n, 1902, $3.50. $50, asa. 4:58. 5:Z3. Co.,
$50, 7.o6. 500 p n Sunday, 7:45. 900. s:l5
1880. II 90, +I1-S0 800 noon. '125o. I-o0
'I:30. 200. $50 300. 30 500 $50 500
80. 500 $50, 700. '7:30. 500 .. N.
Parcels carried. Baggage checked.
IExpTess- To Arlington only.
j. CoLffN, G. z. ABBOT,
Superintendent Prss;,le.t
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SSeaboaTd Air Line RAILWAY.

FLORIDA and West India Short Line
Leave Warrington, Penna. r. R. Station.
tl:Of a, NJ FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY. MAIL-Tbrough Pullman sIeepers
70 jacksonville, coHrsssinS at
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper to Atlanta
6;55 ?, M. IA, AND NETRoPoLlTAE
DAILY. LINITED-Through Pullman sleep
ers to jacksonville and Atlanta
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
to Petersburg, Raleigh southern Pines pine
hurst), Camden, Columbia Savannah Jackson
vile, and all Florida points Charlotte Athens,
Atlanta. New Orleans, Chattanooga Nashville,
points West and Southwest.
4:3O a. M LOC4T-To Petersburg. Raleigh
DAILY. Southern Pines (Pinehurst) Ham
let and intermediate points
Office, 1874 n. Y ave and Pennz R. r. Odlces-
R. z L BUNCH, " H DOLL
General Pass Agent General Agent
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FOR SALE-Wednesday- July Il Ig0I at Eublie
nay scales Centre Market. two very fine fresh
mich cows and calves nj
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STEAMBOATS,,
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year FOR Norfolk. New
port News, and all points South, by the
superb, powerful steel palace steamers
Newport News Norfolk and Wash
- 1nEton, on the following schedule:
L. Washington G. sc pm ". Portsmouth ) 90 pm
LF AIexSndria--7-00 pm ". Norfolk 500 pm
Az 1t Monroe 700 am I Iyv- Fl Monroe 100 pm
Ar Sorfolk-----s-JC am Ar. Alexandria . 80 am
Ar Portsmouth-sl5 an Ar NashingtOn.-7-00 am
Tickets safe at SI7 Penn. ave. 3, aud
- O. ticket Office, OLE Penn. ave, and corner
- 18th st. and n. Y. ave, C. 6 o. ticket Of
fees, at 5ls Penn ave, and 500 l4th ST;
- 5 A L ticket 0fice, I434 n. 7. ave. and
- on board Steamers
SSFer further information apply at gen
eTal offices 9TH 81 wharf, Washington, D. C.
- Phone, 80.
r07s--t Holm CALLAHAN General Manager.
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FOR SALE-Pays II per cent net on 81. 600:
price, 500; trust $500 at per cent; 81
and 30 FeDton St always rented
STONE & FAIRFAX
mI4-3 500 and sos F s. nv
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sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT OR SALE-In and shout Hyatrsviils.
several beautiful homes, with lets, and small
and terms easy. ROGERS & ROGERS HyxIts-
-I'' G9S
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)R SAIE-Tllree pedEgreed Belgian hares. = to
laEI - llAt Irh s. ~ az
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FOR RENT-sTABLEs.

FOR RENT-dlfse1 Of the finest stables in Wash
Ington; unusually large; three entrances; good
location. address WM. J. DONOVAN, 1928 eth
ST. nv mI6-1
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So a Month

Pays for magnificent $500 upright grand piano,
reduced to 1886 Why rent 4 piano when you
can buy one for what you seuld pay IN reHtF
Milf F. G. SMITH. I225 Pa ave
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-16

WANTED-At once. frst-cIass barber G. MIL
IER. 90 eth St NV eI