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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-29

District Judge j. r. Dilnrd last evening.
by whom he WAS granted his liberty. shoe
maker was convicted Ia two eases az
WaNAhachie seven years ago In one ease
he was sentenced Ia seven years 10 the
pcnitenflury and In the other two years.
Having served seven years he contouded
that he served out the two-ycar sentence
In serving the seven. as ny an error Of
the clerk the sentence was net made
( cumulative
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The losses at Victoria.

Victoria. Texas October ~ Last nights
fire. which destroyed Lonis Randalrs Fcs.
dence and Quilted the 4ox7o barn and livery
stable Is estimated to be about 5000 In.
suauce Si0no. Ne other property was
damaged There are nu Developments to
determine the origin hut Il is believed to
have been incendiary.
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Ennis, Texas, October IS Tho county
cclaboosc was damagcd nv hrc hero tn 5
morning between and 6 o'clock. \ me-
gro was arrested yesterday on suspicion
Of hcing wanted IN another county. Wha
came IN on the trucks Of a Houston and
Texas Central freight train aud placed IN
the ian, When the dire was discovered
the front N the binding had boon burned
enough to allow the prisoner 80 escape
AS yet nothing has been heard from him
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-29
NEAL Will ANNOUNCE

His Candidacy for the Lieutenant Cover
norshlp.
san Antonio Texas. October 2S.-Stnte
senator George d. Neal OF Navasota,
Grimes county, who Is In the city attending
the fair. stated today that he WAS capdl-
date for lieutenant governor aud that his
formal announcement would he made In due
time, senator Neal saws that he enters
in n TO the end
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Nav Cattle lnsneotor.

Fort worth Texas October . mr., John
Paxon. who has been connected With the
stock yards for = year or more represent
ing the Uulted states government hiss becn
appointed To inspect cattle TO be shipped
over the quarantine line shipments from
south ~ the linn are permitted IN ard after
November / until midnight December ~.
PaNon WIN work ut Fort Worth aud its
vicinity
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
New Texas Banks.
,spccl0l 10 Tho Post

TETTV7-IIT ~ 7 w T 7T'T'T
Washington, october 2S-The comptroller
Of the currency today approved the applt
cation OF ] T. Lipscomh, ]. +. Mitchell.
II. l.. Clayton, F. NJ, rdwcn, u. W Tay-
lor. +. NJ Putty and others TO organize
the First National bank ot Ccliua Texas
with capital OF $1,000,
Tho comptroller has also authorized the
First National bans Of rhroc6morton
Texas 10 commence business With S250N
capital and r.. T. Davis, president, and W.
II King cashier.
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Events al Latonia.

Cincinnati October IS. LatonlS results:
Six furlongs, selung-Jim Mop. lena. sal
ur ]. rlme l.i5A.
Fiyc fnrlongs -Leenia Iauretta Burke
Iulu flight Ilnle O2ht
Nile selling Adelants. g. W, w, Dolly
Wssuer Time 49,
Nile and On eighth selling Moodtrlee,
rivc and a half furlongs- Ifermis, Ia
vrnior. Harry New. Time 0S
N, furlones. selling LyrOr Belle, Celia
Erma Time ilaA
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Carthage. Texas. October 20. most dis
tressnc occurrence took place here today.
Little Alex Thompson, aged II years. had
nnc whole side OF his head blown away
and was instantly Killed by the discharge
~ a loaded shotgun Persons prcscnt when
the accident occurred can give no definite
account OF how Il happened.
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ACCIDENTS.
injured hy Bursting Gun.

Comesnen Texas. october - Last
Tuesday night, while q crowd OF boys were
chariyaring Mr. Joe Hawthorn aud bride.
who reside three miles from town. u gun
in the hand of Mr. VIII Hawthorn OK
podcd and badly laccratcd his hand and
caused the nmputation Of several hugers,
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nmeIllnn N Tnvlor.

Taylor Texas, October 2s.--A small
haze, involving loss of about 5000 or
500. occurred Yesterday about noon. II
WAS building belonging 80 Howard Bland
ava occupied by negroes, situated Ia the
eastern suburbs III this city. Loss GOV.
erd by Insurance
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rAKr sInr rNrRIEs.

Five aud a half furlongs ruryear, Gran
ny Chrec tO6. our Pride ioI, Miss Hume,
Lysbcth los, Herse, Lady Bird, Hayden
ioi, Herodcs 100 smith Reel NJ, Tho
Way rs. Hat Mitchell, Fade Mcny, Miss
Madison. Lingo "a. Tom wallace Ne.
Six turiOugs selling Precursor IL,
Frank NJ no, cora NaYiW II lW, Moroni
luT. Minnie Cobb los rhc Butcher ~,
Emma Il. los Big lniun, Lady Idris, olnk
ma, Slrcp. Song, Anrvcoso l04 Noodsllcb
iO2 an,
one and oue.eiehtA mites orontas los
Rr>cda 100 Hcrmencia luQ
ono milo and nftv wards Bcnckau loH
Icnuet. Pay the Fidilcr.. Charley Moore
I rnshv. AdmepiS 1O4, lebanon 9S.
Five aud hall turlopgy / Samelsor
~. pronta Autumn Leaves 100. John \
CLARK Hracr. Pyrrho los Miracle II, Hood
wink. Golden Glitter. Hopcdale Acgin 100
Pierce IT, Dandola loA, Corrlnnc INLAND
One mile selling sam Lazarus. Eyn.
1Os Free Pass. Eva Rice. Miss Conrad
ln3 Greetings Ncruoitn, IN Ghor DomIle
prgutlso Prairie bog loi, Andes IN. sta
Cotton. rh2 Roer, Rod iI0mlln, Helen Pax
ton OK Tammany Chlef oS. Farmer Bennet
Weather clear and track fast.
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Rice and Machinery al Webster.

Webster, Texas. October 21.-At tho
Camp rice farm this evening large guam.
tity Of rice and all Of the machinery In
cluding wagons. harycstcrs and portion
81 the Numc were destroyed hy fire. IL
Was a tvfat loyS
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Residence AZ Commence.

Commerce. TcNas October ~. The real
dcncc Of w. Il Grlfdth was burned this
morning. There WAS no Insurance or the
building but a policy on the houschc Ia
goods. u Is thought the fire resulted FROM
O defnctlYn nhe
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Chicago, October y Lakeside results:
six furlongs Emma r., Lady Contrary,
Henry Of Frantasmar Time TIA 30.
Five furlones- Nellie Waddcll, Merriment,
Rag Tag rlme / Ol 20.
Five and a half furlnngs- -Brrnic Buuton.
Money Muss, Lou Wood Tine LOG 80.
Mile and a sixteenth pmdurman, llavi'
land. Arontas Ttme I :46 30
Seven turlcngs Federal, Tom Kingsley,
II You Dare Time ! 20 -.
Mile and a furlong SAvil0, FL Ghor'
IIudcuela Time i;61
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mcnts TO have their oil loaded Into cars
VII do well to call on MIR. Lane nj his
office, In rooms "A aud Is. CaAwcli Flnts
benumont Texas. and get prices and other
Information concerning The London OH and
Pipe Line company
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CHANGE OF RAClNGSCENES
Fall Meetings Were Begun Yesterday
at AQueduct aud Lakeside.
TWO FAVOUITES WON At THE FORMER
Major Danuerfield and Bon-Mot Success
tul Form PLAYERS Had Good DAY
at 81, Louis.

New York October Is The fau meet.
ing OF tho Queens County Jockey club was
begun at AQucduct today. only two favor,
YES Wero successful, Major Dangcr6cld In
inc second and Bon Mot IN The nfth race
seven furlongs, settling Mercer Astor
kllogram. Time 1.2s as
rive iurlones Major pangerhed, Extm-
gnlshcr Meistcrslnger rimc 1901 10.
Nile and q sixteenth, selling Lucky star,
Bowen, rrehor. Time las d.5.
Aqueduct handicap mile aud seventy
Time l;ll.
Five and a half furlongs. selling Bon
MSi, harrington Mary Worth. rime l;OS.
Nile ana seventy yards plcdcrich. Al.
s'kc, TempCtou. Timc 1910 30
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Gin In Gravson County.

benison, Texas, October .. The Gin Of
Scott Bruce az white Mound. this county,
WIS burned saturday with forty bales ~
Mr.. Bruce Loss 5000: no Insurance.
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Form Players Were Successful.
ST. Louis october Is Form players got
much the best OF the betting argument az
the fair grounds today, four fsvorites and
strongly played second choice earning
brackets.
Nyc and s hait furlopgs, selling--Prima
H. SaIinda pomelta. Tine los,
SIN furlougs, selling Chanterelle. Stag,
Trio Ilnrc l;l5
Nile. selling Menace, Terra Incogpita,
T0oue 1Ime lilA
sin mrengs, purse-A. n Gibson, Hiiee,
lack Weber Time 1913.
Mile snd sixteenth. purse rulare,
Lunar. Felix Bard Time IAN.
Sly fur!ongs purse--Tremar, Miss Mae
] Dav, IRsso. Tlmc l.ia&.
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Henry Shoemaker Released at Mckinney,
MeKinuey. Texas. October 2T.-Iienry
Shoemaker the convict brought here from
Rnsk, had his haboas corpus hearing before
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WoTu 20 FaNcIofa'
The excitement incident 20 travelling and
change Of food and water often brings en-
diarrhcea and for this reason ne one should
leave home wirhoat bottle ~ Chamber.
ialn's Cole, Cholera aud Dkarrhoea Remedy.
FOR sale by an druggists.
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McKINNEY.--F carloads ~ mules
we're sold here 10 De shipped to South AZ.
rica.
Evening star., 1901-12-04

located near Sd and NJ streets southeast
was rendered the Patrick Lyons engine In
the possession OF the Columbia Company at
the meeting OF the latter. March ]. ls26 on
condition that the former paid the balance
due thereon.
The Fire Record.
Mr.. Peabody closed this portion OF his
history by stating that the records showed
that in each OF the years 1890 1901, 1905.
1906. 1907. 1914 1915 and 1917, there was but
one fre: In ISIS and 1915 two each, and in
1873 eight. and several false alarms The
population of the city In 1890 had reached
1S.24I. and the number OF fire companies
then exceeded the number here when the
volunteer department went out of service
and the population had increased 20 over
G00o0.
In 1870 there were five fire companie. in
alexandra ana four In Georgetown. and
in ls6O five in Alexandria and two in
Georgetown.
The following were the companies In
Washington I'm March, 1870: Columbia
Company, on Capitol HIN. thirty eight
members. using United States engine reor-
ganized January 10, 1S20 Union Company
near West market. Pennsylvania avenue
and soth street. eighty-six members, jan
uary ~ 1870. using a United States engine.
Navy Yard. foot of sth street east, about
hfty members, December s, 1915 using the
engine belonging to the navy yard. Ana
costa, near Navy Yard market 5th and X
using the engine provided for the protection
OF the market. organized December 10, 1918.
star. lower part of the old second ward
number Of members unknown using the
engine attached to the Treasury Depart
ment; organized prior to December % ISIS
Col. w. w. Billing was the first president,
Charles L. Coltmsn. vice president and J.
e. White, secretary, the latter succeeded
by Mr.. John A. NJ. Duncanson. The late
Thomas h. Gray was probably the last
survivor.
Patriotic Company. near Center market,
eighty-seven members, January 20, 1919,
using the market engine.
Phoenix, near Sd and NJ streets southeast
thirty-two members, organized December
-. 1919.
Potomac, near United States arsenal.
nifty members. organized February 3, 1870
The Union, Star, Columbia and Navy
Yard appear to have used apparatus pur-
chased by the government while the Pa
triotic and Anacostia companies used cor
poration engines. The Phoenix is believed
to nave had an apparatus previously used
by the Columbia.
This paper gave rise TO some remarks as
to the individuals named in the paper
The meeting terminated at the festive
board with discussion of oysters and cof-
fee.
Evening star., 1901-12-04
pecial Correspondence Of The Evening Star.


FALLS CHURCH. Va. December 3. 1891
A largely attended meeting of the Village
Improvement Society was held last night
at the residence OF Miss Belle c. Merrineld.
with President e. C. Hough presiding and
George W. Hawxhurst serving as secre-
tary. Mr.. NJ. Z. Church, treasurer, re-
ported a balance in the treasury of sll2.
Mr.. Hough reported that the public well
was nearly ready for use, and Mr.. Graves
reported in regard to the proposed new
sidewalk on Oak streets stating that he had
had an interview with the councilman OF
the third ward In charge of the matter.
who considered IL fnadvisabie 10 construct
the sidewalk under discussion. Ii was
voted to appropriate $40 toward the con-
suucuon of new crossing at East Falls
Church depot. provided the council would
make like appropriation for the object.
An appropriation of SO was also made for
sidewalk on Little Falls street upon
same conditions.
A communication from the town clerk
was received, stating that the council had
instructed the sergeant to enforce the ordi-
nance against throwing litter in the streets
and on the sidewalks. An invitation from
Mr.. Pickering Dodge for the society TO
meet ar his residence In January was ac-
cepted.
After the business session was adjourned
refreshments were served by the hostess.
and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Erwin entertained with
instrumental music, Mr.. c. F. Newman
gave vocal solo and Mr.. w. r. Echols a
reading.
Mr.. A. E. McSweeney OF Washington, ID.
C., has purchased three acres of land at
East Falls Church Of Mr.. H. l.. Turner
and will build residence in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. L. Merrifeld
gave dinner 10 a few of their friends
Friday night Those present were Mrs.
and Miss Rhodes, Mrs. A. II. Raymond,
Rev. Robert Nourse and daughter, Miss
Belle c. Merrifield, Miss Tinnie Merrtheld
Rev. F. w. Tuckerman and w. W. Tracey.
DR.. T. c. Quick and Mr.. NJ. f. Church
leave for Richmond today to attend the
annual session of the Grand Lodge of Ma
sons as the representatives of Kemper
Lodge of this town
Revival services were commenced In the
M. E. Church Sunday night by the pastor,
Rev. f. w. Miller. who Will be assisted by
Rev. ID. c. Hedrick of Hillsboro Mr..
Hedrick is being entertained by Mr. NJ. E.
Church
Miss Ada Rhodes has rented her house,
on Great Falls street. to Mr.. Sidney
Smythe of Washington.
Mr. J. NJ. Thorne and Mr.. George W.
Hawxhurst will represent the Grand Lodge
of Virginia in the annual session of the
National Anti-Saloon League at Washing
ton this week.
Mr. J. H. Garretson has returned from a
trip to Akron, Ohio.
Evening star., 1901-12-04
HyattsvflIe and Vicinity.
Special Correspondents Of The Evening Star


HYATTSVILLE. Md, December 4, 1901.
Last evening was the time set by the
Hyattsyille board OF trade for holding a
citizens meeting. but owing to the incle-
ment weather. it was postponed until next
Tuesday.
A conference was held yesterday at MARI
boro' between Judge George c. Merrick OF
the circuit court and Messrs. Charles II.
Stanley and f. Snowden Hill, attorneys. in
the contested election cases. At the con-
-clusion of their conference II was an
nounced that method of procedure for the
counting of the votes cast at the last cleo
ton have been agreed upon and that the
proper papers would be flied this morning.
The cases will be taken up IN the circuit
court during the present week. There are
seventeen districts in the county, and II is
not expected that the cases will be disposed
Of before New Year. ''
The new board of county commissioners
of Prince Georges county yesterday held
its first meeting at Marlboro and organ
lied by the election of officers as follows,
President. George w, Rawlings: clerk, John
T. Fisher; attorney, F. Snowden Hill: ply
sician to jail, DIR. Reyerdy Sasscer; keeper
of court house and grounds, Thomas II.
Proctor. The board is composed of three
republicans and two democrats. The two
new members. Messrs. John Miller and r.
Lee Mattingly. democrats. have received
notices that their election wifi be contested
by the defeated republican candidates.
Evening star., 1901-12-04
Case of Gary Guy;

Gary Guy. the young man who was ar
rested by the police of the tenth precinct
and turned over to the Maryland authori-
ties Sunday. has had preliminary hearing
at Mount Airy. 1t was alleged that he had
attempted to kill Harry Kidd, who keeps a
hotei at Ridgeyilie. Testimony was given
to show that Guy was spoken to about
singing objectionable songs in the hotel.
ana 1t was charged that when he got OUT
side the hotel he fired several shots through
the dining room window. The charge OF
assault to XIII was abandoned, and Guy was
held in 800 security on charge OF con-
cealed weapons. Several times during
the hearing the prisoner complained OF
being thirsty, and when he was permitted
to go across the road for water, he made
an effort to escape. The constable, who had
charge OF him caught him nearly q mile
FROM the magistrates office. 81. -
Evening star., 1901-12-04
All Omcers REFLECTED.

At the annusi meeting OF the Congress
Heights Citizens Association, held last
evening In that suburb. all the old officers
were reelected by acciamation. as follows:
v. M. Tucker, president; David Gillin. first
vice president; Theodore Diedrich, second
vice president: o. A Emmons. secretary
V. NJ. Wahler. treasurer. After they had
been installed the matter of the fire engine
house for Congress Heights was called up
The sum Of 81, 900 was made available for
the purpose by the last Congress, a site
to be donated for the building
1t developed in the discussion that the
site has not been selected. and Messrs. W
M. Tucker, Theodore Diederich and c. NJ
Emmons were named as a committee to
ascertain the cause. Secretary Emmons re-
ported regarding conferences with officials
of the Washington Traction Company and
his committee relative to the erection of a
waiting station for street car patrons at
the transfer junction at Monroe and Frank
lin streets Anacostia- As a result. he
stated, the association has presented to the
railroad company a three years lease on
ground east of Monroe street The COM
pany has decided to furnish the material
Tor the station and the association has
agreed to pay the cost of erecting the same
after . plan furnished by the Organization.
The funds are being provided by the peo-
pie OF st. Elizabeth, Congress Heights
and Anacostia, and work win begin soon.
Evening star., 1901-12-04
noso-tf B. H. WARNER CO.. s1s F NV

FOR REST-BY B. r. SAU
621 18th NV. .st&i4r.si4O-0 01
6th&P NV, sto&dwg.S7. 90
IL acres, lge house
q outbuildings, nr
18th K II ne. -. .35. 90
1908 Ith NV, sto. eel. g. 90
1916 9Th NV, st. Crib. SO. 80
463 Mo ay, 10r&b. 80. 80
BOO l. ne, store. 7r&b. Is. Sc
21T 41A st, 3r&b nat.
heat and gas.....-21.5G
1901 VT ay NV, 3r&b
nat, heat farn'd 20. .0f
l13I Sth NV. 5r&w. .16. &c
43I h NV, store. ...-I5.5 sc
Office rms ar 512 n 81
Evening star., 1901-12-04
Bicycle Case.

BENJAMIN Cleary. colored. twenty-one
years old. pleaded guilty when arraigned IN
the Police Court this morning on a charge
Of having stolen bicycle belonging to
Policeman Robert Morris. The wheel was
was arrested in Baltimore Monday while
trying TO dispose of It. Detective Trumbo
brought him here yesterday. Judge Scott
fined CIea-y so. and IN default, sentenced
him to ninety days In jail
Evening star., 1901-12-04

L. Sc. COR. TTH&L y. W,
9Th & o nv. store. .i3.5O
Cor 6th&P, store. .13.50
.l144 1th NV, 4r&b. .fi.12.5O
81 Ith NV. 3r fat. 1900
III 4i7 NV, basem't.12.O0
1904 Sd Sc. Sr&w. .i2.OO
1889 Sth NV, store. 1900
AT y Y ay, store. . 1000
4i3 X nv, 4r. 10. 90
Rear sos 12thnw sta / @. 90
l06 Princeton st nv. 500
2S5 Pomeroy. store. g.. 90
452 ID NV. od rs. ST & 50
Rear sos 18th hw(coD6.3O
NV. steam heat nn20-ff
Evening star., 1901-12-04

FOR RENT-ISIT CORCORAN sT. NV: 10 RMS.
and b.; new paper and paint; $50. POPS p ST.
10 rms and b.; In splendid condition.; $40
no2s-tf WEAVER BROS, 14le + Ut.
Evening star., 1901-12-04
FoR REST-BY wESCoT.r q WILCOX.
1907 Penna. ave

FOB RENT-BY wESCo,
1907 Pc
1872 Y, 10r, b.....S55,75
1744 Oregon ay. l0r. Is 90
500 2lst. i2r. b. MI. . .4o. 50
1882 T. Ir.b,cel. mi ~, so
5l6 18th. 10r, b, mi. . .35. 90
sei2 Dumb ay, sf.
b. Gel. mi. 80
2aI1 Pa ay. Or, b.
eeL mi. mi.--.......35.5o SO
e1l 23d, sr.b.c eel. mi 80. so
e32 10th. .sr, b, eel, MI 25. 80
S042 Camh'ge, Or. b, mis-. 50
90 G ne. 6r, b, so
9l3 l NV, 7r, b.. 30. 80
6lI 23d. 7r. b. mi. 20. so
% Defrees st, sr, h.1S.OO
1962-64 Both ,5r, eel, wl4.oo
III < ne. Or, w.....13. 30
80 \ II ay. Or, w. ESQ
SSU9ss NJ, 5r. 30
lOo2 JEFF Ay, Ar, w. 10 50
FLATS.
1915 T, } & 4 rs, b. fur A
ssa safur; $40. SIS. $50.
$50 10th. Ar. b. mi 1880
Evening star., 1901-12-04
MACHINERY. ETC.

FOB SALE KNOWLES COMBINED PUMP Avn
eide-crank engine; 10H.P. 1ow-pressufe lccomos
tive boiler; also 2t-H.P. feed water heater *
: Phone - ue2e-6ta i2a0 Ohio ave.
Evening star., 1901-12-04

IT Il WILCOX,
ina ave.
FURNISHED.
-lI35 p, l5r.stm htSlIS.oO
1915 18th, i4r. 2b. $50. 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S6 La av, heated. SIS. 90
iI31 10th. Office. heat. IS. 90
{S6La av.2 basmt rs.I2.50
Az La av, heated. 10. 90
STORES.
iS00Pa ay,2r, eel, mi$dS. 90
1902 Pa av. sto, fr. as. so
1850 32d, lge rm. IS. 90
1917 PA av.ir,cei, W 30. a
Blacksmith shop. bet
1870, L&M. ..... 80. 90
22le l4th, ir. sta. .w,g.25. 90
$50 Path, 2r&sto. VIZ 20. 50
212l Pm av. 1r, w.g.16.50
1913 N, ir, eel. ". .i5.00
STABLES.
1912 q. 2s. s.ch.i.w,g.$i6.o 90
1142 18th, SIS, wr.l, ,w.12.50
18th, 18TH. I, u. loo
and side lot. ......i5.o %
is29-3l L. Sc. W. ZOO
no18-tf
Evening star., 1901-12-04

WMlEWY CHASE
French aud Engliah School for Girls. suburb Of
Washington. French the language Of the house.
Mile. l. r. Bouifgny. Prfh. Chevy Chase p. O., Nd.
my21 21-212t,6 =.
Evening star., 1901-12-04
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WAsHTNGTON.
Education for Real Life

E0e9C6tfOE1 kOE NS0H AttS
1884. For Sons and DsuGhten st iS0isA
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS C0I1EGR,
Academy Of Music building 9th and D nv.
BeantffuI. spacious halls. EntraHce. 403 9th q:
All OF the departments arr open for day and
night sessions.
The leading business men Of Washington wers
educated In this Institution. and send their eons
and daughters and candidates for smpioyment beFs
for training.
Rapid, Leeible and beautiful Writing.
Thorough English. Correspendencs.
xshorthand and Type~ritinF. Book Typswritins..
Rapid Calculations. Bookkeeping and Business
Science OF Wealth comnsreiai fseesrspsy, ciyics,
Laws Of Busness, Ethics, Moral and Social Culture
Art OF Method, Physical Culture
Night classes: Monday. "Wednesday and Friday.
to 3.
For new catalogue OF further information cali ct
Once or address Mrs.. SARA A. SPENCER,--
Principal and PropsietoI.
LEONARD GARFfELD SPENCER
aul3-H Secretnfy.
Evening star., 1901-12-04
ATTORNEYS.

CHASE ROYS. ATTf-WHLS DRAWN WITH
care; divorces obtained on easy terms: all other
equity eases. 25 years practice. Consultation
free. room 10. 63l + NV. t4th foor.) no4-52ts
DIVORCE AND DAMAGE CASES ESPECIAILY-
Advice free; everything strictly eonddentfal: new
divorce law takes effect Jan. ], 1901, Address
Box 237. Star office. no9-26tS
PERCY AETzGER- LAWYER. PRACTICES IN
al courts OF the District Of Columbia EQUITY
law and Probate Court business. Notary Public
Olnces 412 La ave- NV Res, SIC st nv.
CHARLES 8. BONDY
Commissioners OF Deeds for New YORK ana m ofhne
states and territories. Fendan building cor zI
st.. opposite City Hall. Phone 1870 su2Sitf
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY -1TL1W-
Webster Law building. sos D ct. NV Washine.
ton, d. Q. Residence No. Mount Vernon glaSs
New York ave. and 9th st. NV. saiS
Evening star., 1901-12-04

1892 9th NV, 10r&b so 90 1877 NV, 1Or&b. so 90
1901 Clifton NV. . $50 90 1913 18th NV fOr&b so 90
1916 Sunderland pl. Store. I07 9th NV 40 90
fur .fO0. 90 2453 18th NV, 9r&b. 40. 90
80 VI NV, fur 90 1905 Caroline 7r&b 25 so
110 ID Sc, Tor fur rs 30 rr 1921 Conn av25OO
400 l. NV. 12r&b. 20 90 Stab rr 1911 Core S. 90
is6iNintw'd d pf, f3r. bro 90 22i9 B nv A. 90
1341 NV. l0r&b. as 90 Ofice rms 1907 f st NV
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