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New-York tribune., 1901-09-06

The heavy glass IN the hall door was cut out. and
about $500 worth OF property was carried away
on the Tuesday previous 5000 worth Of silverware
and jewelry taken from the home OF FRANK
Johnston, No. p Hanson Place This robbery ans
committed IN the aIteTnooi anu oilSs IN
While ali these things and many other breaches
ing fat According the returns at Headquarters
Yesterday. only sEty-one arrests were mace Dy me
texpayers were standing the expense at the raIe
of al 500 for each arrest In some OF Ile
st lower Fulton-st, Hamilton-ave' LsipeIu ld
and Gates-ave-, not single arrest OF any Ai"N
made. 80, nm,
doubtedlv be accounted for in great measure
when one contemplates the workings OF the three
platoon system. The new order OF thlnss ss n4s
been proven a dismal failure as far as the en-
cheney OF the police goes. The only puaPoSe !.
serves is 70 give the peheeneh moi atoon C, nian
found in the fact that II proyldes Tot ule pl.t
ing of less than 30 per cent or the men on lhe
In the Adams-st precinct for instance. at night
tvventy-one men are now obliged 10 cover the ter
ritory formerly patrOlled by twenty-nine men
This is probably the most important territory IN
the borough, including. IL does. the First W ara
and ali of the central downtown district win lIs
large commercial interests. Captain White. OF
the Park Slope. should have thrty-six men 10
properly patrol the territory at night bur he is
enabled TO send out only eighteen men
out in East New York the Liberty-aNe. pre-
cinct one Of the greatest in area in the borough
formerly hal twenty-siN patromen on duty at one
time. Now IL has only sixteen TO cover SIX square
miles of territory Some of the posts two
miles long and six blocks in width. The kind OF
protection citizens get in that territory can be
One Of the policemen. in speaking OF the
system the other day, said:
TEN but I DO think the people come out at the
little end Of the horn"
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06
wITHDRAWS APPROVAL OF FITCH'S
NAME

AT a meeting OF the German-Ameriean Citizens
League OF Brooklyn. held last night in Bushwick
Han. No. s76 Bushwick-ave.. Brooklyn. the follow
ing resolution adopted:
Whereas, At The last meeting OF league we
reaffrmed resolution 10 favor the nomination
of independent Democrat for Mayor, and then
unWittingy recommended "A Republican in the per-
son of Ashbel p. Fitch as one OF Mayoralty
candidates, therefore, be II
Resolved That a consistent adherence TO the reso-
luton aforesaid requires that rescind the
recommendation of Mr.. Fitch's nanap> and do
hereby rescind the same
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06
INCUBATOR BABIES.
A Curiosity of Advanced
Civilization.

Among barbarous peoples IL is the common
custom to DESTROY the weakling child. Even
among some civilized people as in China and
India the same practice obtains TO a greater
or less degree In our own land science has bent
its energies to the saving of the weaklng baby.
and to that end has devised the baby incubator,
in which the temperature and every other con-
dition which makes for the infants growth can
be perfectly controlled and regulated
The baby incubator has directed serious at
tention to the fact that a great number of chill
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06
MIR. M'LAUGHLIN STAYS AT HOME.
THE KINGS COUNTY BOSS TOO TIRED TC
VISIT THE AUCTION ROOMS.

Many politicians were disappointed yesterday
because ex-Regster Hugh Mclaughlin, who
turned TO town Wednesday night did not ap
near at the Wioughby-st. auction rooms.
nected 1t was said that he was tired and was
resting Only a few callers were permitted to see
him at his Remsen-st. home. Those who him
say that he absolutely refused discuss the
noIJtical situation Mr. Mclaughlin promised that
today he would not deny himself 70 anybody.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06
DIVISION OF SENTIMENT ABOUT CoLER.

There a meeting of the executive committee
Of the Brooklyn branch OF the Citizens Union in
the Temple Bar Building last night. A. s. Haght
presided II was given out that nothing aside from
routine business transacted. There is con-
siderable talk that tFe Citizens Union organiza-
tions in many of the Assembly districts in Brook
lyn have been packed by men who favor the nomi-
nation OF Controller Coer and opposed TO the
Republicans under any circumstances. Color is
given this suppositon from the fact that ten OF
the twenty-one Assembly district organizations
have already indorsed Coler. They the Ist
With With, IXth, Xth. xIIIth, XVIII. AVIth
XVIIIth and HXth These organizations have de-
claTed for Coler, in spite of the fact that a ma
him
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06

II can be said on the highest authority that the
report yesterday from the West that control OF
the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company was about
pass 10 the United States Steel Corporation is
incorrect. Such an absorption may be a develop
nnent OF the future. IL IS widely believed IN Wall
Street. but no negotiations looking to 1t are now
in progress. Colorado Fuel and Iron stock yester-
day sold up 10 l04 and closed al l02ih a net pajp
for the day OF one-half OF per cent
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06
IOWA SOcLALLSrs NonLNArE

Des Moines Iowa, Sept. 5-The Socialist party
OF Iowa. in State convention, to-day nominated
the following ticket
For Governor James Baxter, Of Hitemsn; Lieu
tenant-Goyernor, W. A. Jacobs, Of Davenport:
judge Of Supreme Court. A. r. Thompson OF Cen.
terville; Railway Commissioner II G. Middebrook
Of Rock Rapids. and Superintendent of Public In,
struction. +. +. Stevens. of Burlington
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06
NOW GLENNoN FEARS TRIAL HERE.

The District Attorney yesterday received no
tice that Glennon. the ward man under lndlct-
nent. has applied for a change Of venue and
the application will he argued in the Special
Term Of the Supreme Court. Part l. on Septen-
Der II. The application declares that. on ac-
count OF the feeling aroused by the press against
the police, Glennon cannot get a fair trlaI IN
New York County. The District Attorney VIII
oppose the application.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06


Il ticket on
DE w of
o
Warnerw
by the
II election by the CuensU
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06
spRryGFIELD NAN COMMITS SUICIDE.

Boston. Sept 5-With five seIf-inaicted bullet
wounds in his head and dying, H. C. Pelhaui
travelling salesman of Springfield Mass was ioulu
t h,s room, AZ the Quincy House here to-day. He
was taken 10 a hospital where he died at ii O'Clock
He was sixty-hve years of age. and a widowe5'
III health is believed to have brought on usSpon0-
ency and mental alteration
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06
SAyTOS.DUHONT TO TRY AGAIN.
WILL MAKE ATTEMPT TO-DAY TO WIN
PRIZE OFFERED BY NJ. DEUTsCH.

Paris Sept. 5.-M. Santos-Dumont, the Brazil
ian aeronaut. this afternoon made an expert
mental captive ascent in his new airship.
ascending 80 metres. On descending he ex-
pressed himself as entirely satisfied with the
improved machine, and announced that to-mor-
afternoon he would make a formal attempt
win the prize of 100000 francs offered by ".
Deutsch for a dirigible balloon.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06
BAUscH. THE MURDERER. ARRESTED.
MAN WHO KILLED AN ESfPLoYE OF CLARENCE II
MAcKAY LAST MAY CAUGHT

Captain Reynolds. OF the Brooklyn Detective
Bureau said last night that he had received
telegram from Detectives John F. Brady and NC
Cyuskev of his staff saying that they had ar
astaa Iobp Rausch the farmer. who May IS
killed Arthur Geschwind. empioye on the es-
tate OF Clarence II. Mackay. at Roslyn. Long
Island Gesehwind went onto Bausch's farm ana
the latter becoming enraged at the act Oh ues-
mass shot and killed Geschwind- Bausch mace
his escape and days of searching by posses ano
bioodhounds brought forth no results MI, i,aS eiSS-
Eav then offered a reward OF S,5o0 Tor bausch
capture 4. -. ,,,hara the ar
resi- was made and declared he had received no
details. !. r,o,.,o.,ou,n Pam
rvhera he went soon after the shooting.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06

giving them strength in the days NJ 49,.
making the babys advent practicaIIv reaaCng
ana oy increasing the flow of the nutritt,p Unless
uons. enabling the mother to nurse hs- ssscre-
VIII endeavor 10 tell you OF the manS Sa. na.
nts nave derived from taking Dr. oene-
ert sop % FesGTlRIion; writes MIS-. B. E. Roh
IN the fan Of ls99 was expecting to nans
rnother. and suffered terribly with ns'sne o'seorne
the pack of head; in fact. I aehed an Hns :. N
threatened for weeks with mishap vas
IRE nd told me TO use Or. Pierce's sddy
Sne had taken them and felt like = mes mes
woman began using the 'Favorite Pras.nssw LEV
tlon and took four bottles before my
ana two afterwards. 1 suffered almost Seans aane
WITH my other two children, but hardly ra.etn edtn
tnat was sick when this baby was Dor, zea @
she weighed twelve and one-auarter na.l ~ ana
she is now eleven months old and has aS 1asa
Known an hours sickness: at present she waSssrr
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06

RAISING FUND TO CARRY on CRUSADE.
II was said al the Criminal Courts Building
yesterday that several men OF wealth and high
standing in the city had combined to raise
fund Of $4,000 TO carry on the war against
gamblers which was abandoned recently by
the Committee Of Fifteen. The fund. il is under
stood, is 10 he used 10 pay for the services OF
detectives who can get evidence against gam
bling dens protected by the police. the real OBJ
ject being to discover the connection between
certain police officials and the gamblers. The
war on protected gambling will be carried on,
II is declared. until the police protection of
gambling dens and poorooms is made impossi-
bic. and revenue obtained by certain TammanF
leaders on the account Of police protection Is
shut off
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06
SOCIALIST LABOR CONVENTION.

The Socialist Labor party will hold its convention
to-norrow at Arlington Hall. Nos 10 and 21 St.
Marks Place. 10 nominate candidates Tor the city
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06

VlcE-PREsIDENT TO STUMP IN IOWA.
Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. 5.-vice-F President Roose-
welt has written 20 A r. cUmmins Republican
nominee fer Governor. that he VIII make tue
spesches IN Iowa this campaign. one of them being
in Des Moines about October :. no
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06
MOTHERS MARVEL.

MOTHERS MARVEL.
at the wonderful change which rs.r,..
from the use Of Dr. Pierce's Favo-;ssss
Prescription Mothers who have 6aa-
days in the doctors hands use SFo
vorite Prescription and ind the da~,
reduced 20 hours Mothers 20 whom ~
months of waiting had been rnonfbs -
weakness and WEAKNESS find tba-
changed by the use Of "FavOrita D.
scriptiOn" to months OF happy usetIlnss.
and pleasant preparation for the bahv's
coming. Mothers whose children ws-s
heretofore always weak use "Favor;ts
Prescription" and through its means r..
cetvtng strength TO give the child are
made glad by strong, healthy children
Il can cheerfUlly recommend Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Prescription as one AZ
the best medicines for women" writes
Mrs. Mary Murdoch. of DO TAYLOR 81
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06
Gtlurslous.
BY RAIL TO THE SEA

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10 80 p NJ on Saturday additional Trans ,-sia leaves
20 2 20 8. 20 and 6 so P. N Returning 'as' -
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New-York tribune., 1901-09-06
FREE FOR ALL

The best Medical Book free. Doctor Pisrce's
Common Sense Medical Adviser. containing
more than a thousand large pages and over
700 Illustrations is sent free receipt Of stamps
10 pay expense of mailing OHtlL Send 81 one
cent stamps for the clOth-bo volume. OF only
01 stamps for the book in paper covers. Ad-
dress DR.. r. V Pierce Buffalo. ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06

Topeka Kans- Il consider il the best medicIre
made. know il has no equal. I am the mother
Of ten children and only one Hving-the tenth
one. She is one year old and is as well and
hearty as can be. She is a beauty. OF my other
babies. some were born at right time, but dead
others were premature births; one lived 10 ha
one year old, but she was always feeble. triad
different doctors but none Of them could ten
what my trouble was They said was wen and
strong was examined by surgeons but thev
found nothing wrong. nd they We're puzzled
TO know what my trouble was. I did not know
what TO do. so I thought this last time I would
try Dr. Pierce's Favorihe Prescription I took
il the entire nine months and now have ane
baby girl and / cannot praise your medicine
enough for the good il did me-"
Il am the mother of five children" writes Mrs
s E Rose. Of Big Otter, Clay Co. West Va
land have been as high as eight days In the
doctors hands and never less than-two days
at any time until the lasa-. Then / had used two
bottles OF DR.. Pierce'S Favorite Prescription
and was only two hours in the hands Of the
doctor"
Doctor Pierce's FavoCite Prescription makes
weak women strong and sick women we'll Il
establishes regularity, dries weakening drains
heals Inflammation and liberation and cures
female weakness. 1t is a splendid tonic for run
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Sick women. especially those suffering from
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DR. Pierce. by letter. free. All correspondents
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dentiaI- Address Dr. r. v. Pierce. Buffalo,
N V
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06

TEE WILSON DIsrrrIrso CO.
xaltinors. IA.
Evening star., 1901-05-13

The reception in honor Of Cardinal Mar
tineIli will be given Thursday evening by
the members of Carroll Institute at their
hail. on 10th street above New York ave-
nue. 1t promises to be well attended and
will be especially significant from the fact
that il will be greeting extended by a
representative organization of Catholic lay
men to a member of one of The Oldest and
most august religious orders in the church
All the ecclesiasts and laymen of distinc-
tion in the District have been invited. and
in Catholic circles ii VIII, perhaps. be the
event of most interest during the week
Mr.. ID. L. Murphy is chairman of the re-
ception committee. and has gathered
around him a number OF prominent Catho-
lie laymen. These will be addressed by
several weil-known residents Of Washing
ton. both Catholic and non-Catholic This
VIII make the greeting TO the eminent
cleric representatiyely American I'm tone
Evening star., 1901-05-13
PROPOSALS.

,rE,IcE oE ,rgt- co,yNIsSInyEpr an, r,C
prnnsaIs for FIert rica SmnnIee Snaied ~, rfI
viii , rerevrd at this "fpa nnti, W"nday
10 ~, al GO Gioeh noon dor furnishing the various
snnnas fnr tho t;scaI ver and' I nv. or iu.,
Hi l0r tie ns'ai year endtns June 81. l9o2
saTr infornoto,i en- he oteinoS n mh nI n.
~ p,, iiH iro%rty i tierk Olce Room 80. District
rsiact anr r oil - on - te iisht 10
waive informaIIias in bids puE>Wy u pt1si ana 70
FIRI.iVD joTjS III V'oS' rdSS y r: MAJ
I,I.i-In o,iIit-' i.co''' i1-h->Si>I L.
-rI-l. o-ssIol,iS 2- =, u. y my l3-6t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DC. WASH
ington, ID. C.. May T. lgul.-Sealed proposals will
be received ut this office until T. o'clock IN June
1901. for furnishing ASPHALT PAVING; III OCI !
form of proposal ard all uecnssarv infnrn,otin"
May be obtained at this "fice H. r. F. MACE AZ
commissioners u G. " MI r. -
:,, :, u! : VI
ot tfl' = or liiE EtOMMlSSloNERS, DC, WASH
insr@n. ID. T., May .. lAolIS"acd PROPOSALS will
ee r""istd al TINS office until ~ clock m June l.,
the District Of Columbia. Specitcations. blank W
form of proposal and all necessary Information
LAND, JOHN W Ross. LANSiNG IF. BEACH,
commissioners. d. c. myil-6 t
orr niFHE OF THE he MCoIMISSI9NERS, M; nc, WASH;
,nslcn, ID e.. ,i May !, l9oiTS+aed proposa!s viii
m rtei'''a III t,ls "fh'r tAiil II o'clock m June l.,
i;"'l' ih Tor furnishing SAND AND GRAVEL to
me District OF columbia Specifications. blank
r"sn OF pfHpoSaa ana ana all necessary
Is! ~ "ntIiheu al tniS onirr. II: ~ + MAtFAR
LANl, JOHN w. ROSS LANSING II. BEACH.
c29mis.i9"sEs 1 d c myl,
Distrrt Of Columbia Nav io 1901 Scaled nr,,.
I">als viii be received at This Office until Twelve
,S oi,h n NJ, oG Jl NJ FIRST 1901 to sell to
aims ho,se The land offered should be located
within rot more than "ne-half mile of an electric
can he obtained for the available appropriation Of
Sl'.o@y Als9 site for a hnryins ground for
be obtained for the amount OF appropriation Of
Sl3.W" preferably within the vicinity Of or con
Evening star., 1901-05-13
OUT OF WASHINGTON.
Harvard University.


FNANIN ATIrN FOR ADMISSION
WIN he held in Wahingt"r. in the Central High
School Jane - 20 ~ iArlpsire The terms .f ad-
mission fees. expenses and privileges In any all
Depart of The IpirFsiry may he lee fBed from
DESC CRIPTfNE PAMPHLETS. which may lie had
arflcari ion {" the Corresponding Secretary Hnr
ward University Cambridge Mass myG-iaw3ts ~
Evening star., 1901-05-13
Radcliffe College
CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION

And other Who wish 90 take the Harvard
Examinations vii he examined in Washington at
the time the candidates for admission to
Harvard University. Al Information with regard
to these examinations may b- had application TO
Tie Scc'y or Radcliffe college. Cambridge, Mass
myG-lav3rHl4
Evening star., 1901-05-13
AUTOMOBILES.

BEFORE PURCHASING YOUR AUTOMOBILE
let us demonstrate the Autocar. absolutely the
best motor carriage the market; guarantee
given by the manufacturers Washington Agents
T. A. ADAMS CO., 121 14th ut. NV. myl-tf
Evening star., 1901-05-13
LADIES' GOODS.

HAVE YOUR FURS ALTERED NOW AND WE
win store them free OF charge. Latest styles in
ladies' talornade suits.
m,l3lm.i Z. HORGAN. SOC X NV.
Sewing Machines Rep'd,S ,S1.
All work warranted. Orders by mail promptly
attended At oPPENHEtMER'S. 5l4 9th st
NV. 1a23-btf
Evening star., 1901-05-13
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

e. 6. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE co.
DAILY SFEAMERS FOR RIVER LANDINGS
STEAMER HARRY RANDALL-Sunday. Tuesday
"a anarsaay % ut am for ntermed!ate landings to
STEAMER WAKEFIELD-Monday and Saturday
a., an rer ntermedfate landings to Colonial
"Wednesday at am. for above landings ami
Lower Machodoc Stones Howard's and Cobrum'A
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE,
WASHINGTON, D. c., TO GLYMONT, ND.
and intermediate landings.
1ne new steamer ESTELLE RANDALL, daily
e1eepI SUNDAY. $3.50 am. Returning about Pm
Passsnser accommodations frst-class. Freight
received until the hour Of sailing
y L. 2. ,hnNmw9ALL Manager, phone 1I65. GEO.
o. CAKPiNTER. General Agent Washington
pnene l76o. WM. NJ. REARDON, Agent Alexan.
Evening star., 1901-05-13
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE OR RENT-A NICE COTTAGE ON
the railroad to Baltimore. at depot; parties who
purchase: immediate possession. GEORGE 9.
STEWART. Seabrook. Md. myl3-st'
cmPIGE rAmMs FOR SALE q M sEcT1oXS
II Warner Co. 9is F st. n NV. '''''' myi1-st -
FOR sA1E-LOVELY COUNTRY PLACE OF l2
acres; fruit of all kinds; rented for $50 a month;
AGdrass n1a s9nr sn as city
Mountain View q; miles from washington:
125 acres; highest cultivation; Is in oak timber;
tached kitchen and servants room; carriage
house; meat house; three room workshop; dairy y;
doors; stable, corn crib shed connected: poultry
house ice house, tve-room tenant house. with
pond; five acres orchard and vineyard; grand
shaded lawn, with every variety OF shruhl'ery,
eyergreens and flowers: delightful neighbour 'od.
unsurpassed for heathfulness and scenery; near
churches. schools, telephone and station; cost
Sls,W" a,r improvements % alone: owner abroad
gain Room Z, Bank Of Washington building.
FOR SALE-COZY COTTAGE On MONUMENTAL
GresI; 9 rooms; shade. fruit: water; oveilooks
from cas-. JOS. READING l. co, Rockville
my116t
FINE MARYLAND FARM OF 272 ACRES; 10
miles from city; 1o,room house. large barn, 10
low price of 900. or will exchange for imp
or nnimproved city property. ATCHISON &
JONES, Room IS. 31s i St NV my1l-6t
FOR SALEM GAIrlIERSBIRG, MD. DWELL
ing; II rooms and bath; 3N acres land; good
orchard; garden planted; stable; ice house. filed;
all other r., necessary f outbudings spring and well
station. Price. So 700 Or viii rent entire prop
er'y,, dwelling furnished, for $50 month Box
81. GalthersDurg, Md. my1O-3ts
FOR SALE-VERY DESIRAELE SMALL. FARMS
near WA: hington; improved and unfmproved;
other farms and fine estates in Virginia and
Maryland Alsxaniria. Va residence and business
ap23-tf
Evening star., 1901-05-13
UNDERWRITERS.

Fortified.
From Life.
Mrs. Hatterson-"I am going to meet my
husband at / o'clock to select some decora-
tions for the drawing ROOM
Mrs. Catterson-"What do you want him
with YOU for?"
''Well. in case they don't turn out right, I
can say 1t Is his fault"
Evening star., 1901-05-13
THE WEEMs STEAMBOAT CO.

Potomac River houte-Spring Schedule.
xs,ner On ana aiter March % steamers Potomac and
s1m s1Tndss Tuesday aud Thursday at pm. for Bat.
ar aaq river sndings Returning leave Bati
alsn, anG saturday at Pm All river freight must be
p.elpsh,a' pelpnhs' ,SanlmoFe: Phadelphia and New YORK
sslicsy T.ic,s nrss class STEPHENSON BRO. Agta
Evening star., 1901-05-13
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-WILL EXCHANGE AN Foul
ty In several well-located. well-rented small
houses northwest, paying over 1OGa net for unn-
ano7tf o' ' ~
Evening star., 1901-05-13
ny11-3t II. w. WALKER 4 son, 1905 +.

FOR SALE-N- CAROLINA AVE. S.E. BET 9Th
snG 9Th. modern home. built for owners use:
HOT-WATER HEAT; being required to live out
Of city. desires to sell st once: stories; 10
baths; rents $50 Make offer. Apply to
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO uneorporafed,. 1924
st. NV. my1OSt
Evening star., 1901-05-13
DIR. Reed, Specialist,
DIR. Leaf herman.
OCEAN TRAVEL.

EUROPEAN T&AYEI. CONDUCTOR AND INTER
prefer; Al Am,-ri. su fsfS.: grounds covered tsr
Britain. Franc" taiS Switzerland. Germany.
Eussin. Scandanayjs. Netherlands and Afri-s
speaks g Language Write III. PETERSEN = ru.
Copenhagu" in Paris. mys-5;-6
Evening star., 1901-05-13

FOR SALF-Ar SACRIFICE. MUST BE SOLD.
li2S SiguSht"n ST, GU ground overlooking entire
city. Make lHsIe ton and notice aItf. fde
Ground alone worth several Thousand dollars niore
than price asked cottage is in very coed or,l.r
Side and yards
THOMAS ]. FISHER s co. Gncorporatetn
hSii-bt 1914
Evening star., 1901-05-13

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS DC WASH
ingtcn. ID. C.. May T. l9ol.-Sealcd proposals will
be r.c"ised al this office until II O'Clock M June t.
1901. for furnishing GRANITE CURLING to
the District of Columbia. Specifications, blank
form Of proposal and all necessary information
may be- obtained AT this Office. II. h. i. MACFAR-
LAND, JOHN ". ROSS LANSING; H. BEACH
commissioners. II. G. myll Ct
Evening star., 1901-05-13

FOR SALE-ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS THE
MOST BEAUTIFUL SECTION OF WASffi\t:-
Ton; CINCINNATI AND 10TH SITS NV
We call attention Of homeseekess and investors
To those handsome houses built by us
TIE LOCATION Is BEAI TiFlI, ELEVATED
AND CONVENIENT To BOTH CAR LINES
They are Well hdilt, artistic,lly arranged and
have every modern improvement. Three-story
and cellar bricks. with stone trimmings; parIor
reception hall. dining room, buffers pantry and
kitchen on nrst fo0r: seven bed rooms two tiled
baths: numerous closets; laundry In basement:
very best modern plumbing: hot-water heat; steel
range: handsome decorations. nianIels and gas
fixtures; gas and electric lights; finished in hard
wood and beautifully papered throughout; lots
2Ox1l2 10 l6-fonr alley.
my1I-3t r.. w wALKER 4 son. 1905 +
Evening star., 1901-05-13

FOR SALE-OR RENT-A NICE COTTAGE ON
the railroad to Baltimore. at depot; parties who
see 1t will be pleased with it. either for rent or
purchase: immediate possession. GEORGE g.
STEW ART. Seabrook Md my13-3ts