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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-10-31

approvod.
! The following bills were allowed.
Aug. Goelz, cement walk $11.5O
CLANCY & NJ. Tables etc 1850
Ed Allen, labor $40
g. Anderson, labor $50
A Dillman, packing cutter 100
Advance, printing j. $50
P. O'Connor, labor $500
J. M. Messer supplies 11.5o
A. O. Steffens meals at Jail 5.95
G.. E. Michel wood y 2.25
Peavy Elevator Co. Coal 5O4.6S
Herald, printing $3.50
Gerlack Pkg. Co. supplies IA
Gilmore Co. supplies 1O.40
Murray /. Works Rep. Cor.
Eveg. 9O.01
W. D. Allen supple 1850
Jewell Belt Co. Drive Belt $500
Petition presented and granted
for side Walk east from the F. F.
Cross place.
l. c. Nieman asked for the laying
of water pipe on 9TH. ave. from
10th. street. Referred to the
water committee
Arrangements for payment of
$4,000. Burlington bonds was COM
pleted. loan being made from Kane
Il Co. Of Minneapolis, at from four
and one half per cent, with premium
Of enc bundled and niney dollars.
Mayor was authorized to employ
five extra policemen Halloween
night.
Tie petition to- repeal the side
walk sign ordinance was laid over
for investigation.
Quite a delegation Of business
men were present to discuss the sign
subject. The council are disposed to
think that some merly signed the
petition with the idea that it, only
applied to over head signs.
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*&::s.,'vOUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
=; The village council met in regular
session Friday evening. All member
present except council man Trip.
Minutes of last meeting read and
aDDroycu.
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Liver Pills

That's what you need; some-
thing to cure your bilious
ness and give you a good
digestion. Ayers Pills are
liver pills. They cure con-
sstipation and bil:ousness.z
Gently laxative. Aud3ssx..t..: ::
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-19
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Grocery store and hxtarez On sth
81; bread trade more than pays rent. eIeaf 4
sold al once. Bon 81. t3lFs ofEire- eIg-s
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II 'CHBSNBY MAY NOT
START ON SATURDAY
Prominent Derby Candidate
Suffers From Fall.
Eastern Horses Now Thought to Hold
the Big Race Safe as Cruzados Is
Also RELOCATED to a Back Seat.

CHICAGO. June 19,-AH Derby talk
today centers about the unfortunate
outcome Of the Derby trial at Harlem
yesterday. when the great colt McChes-
ney, believed to be the best Of the West
ern horses. fell and was so seriously
injured it now seems improbable that
he viii race.
Jockey WINFIELD. who rode him. sus-
tanned a broken leg. broken collar
bone, and a disIocated hip. The acct
dent was caused by the sudden quitting
OF CTuzados, the Lucky Baldwin entry.
and the Emperor of Norfolk colt is now
RELOCATED to back seat in the pubIic-s
favor.
Bellies Commoner, who won the race.
is considered the most likely colt am.ng
the Western contingent. His showing
was the better, because after the race
ne made trial ever the fun Derby
route IN 2:35 10
However, the Eastern horses are now
thought to have almost a certainty Of
winning the $4,000 stake Saturday.
Frowl made a trial yesterday IN 2:36 a.
and Lord Quex in 2:49.
Arsenal and Pentecost are expected
here some time this afternoon. Heno is
being given short gazIops at Washing
ton Park, and VIII have no more trials
before Saturday. Another heavy shower
put the track in bad shape again late
yesterday afternoon.
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ALEXANDRIA ITEMS
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Closing Exercises Of Epis-
copal High School.
PRIZES FOR FiASHINGTONIAN
Alexander W. Williams Stands High in
All Classes--Police Commissioners
Discuss Case of Policeman Young,
But Defer Action.

Alexandra Va, June 19--The six
ty -thi:G anuu 4 commencement ex,r-
cises of the Episcopal High school OF
Virginia. situated west Of this city,
were held at 3 o'clock p. N. yesterday in
Liggett Hall. on the school grounds. 4
large number Of students and their
friepds were present. and the exercises
were Of a very interesting nature Or
NJ. BIackford. principal Of the school,
awarded the medals and certificates OF
distinction
Graduating certificates we're conferred
upon the following: Francis Edward
Carter, Richmond Va: John Honeure
Daniel. jr.. West Virginia: John Daniel
Kurtz Smoot, Fairfsx county. Va. Alex
ander Watson Williams, Washington,
D. c.
The exercises were opened with pray
er, after which certificates Of distinc-
ton were awarded. The. presentation OF
prizes was as. follows: For reading at
sight first prize. Alexander Watson
Williams. Washington. D. c.: second
prize, Paul Mieou, Fairfax county, Va
For reading, first prize, Samuel Watts
thinner, Petersburg. Va; second prize,
Charles Whiting Powell. Leesburg. Va.
For defamation, first prize, John Minor
Blackford. Fairfax county. Va. second
prize, Clifford King PUllen, Portsmouth,
Va.
The following prizes were awarded for
scholarship. White prize, John Minor
Blackford and Paul Micou, Of Fairfax
County. Va; Johns prize. Richard Par
dee Williams, jT- Washington. D. c..
and Edward Hanson Webster Harlan
Maryland; Meaae prize, Alexander Wat
son Williams, Washington, d. c.
Music was rendered by the orchestra.
after which there we're selections Of
Clifford X PuIIen recited -'Maclaine 5
Child, and Samuel w thinner read
How the La Rue Stakes we're Lost: -
John Minor Blackford detained The
Battle OF ChickamaUga
This was followed by music and the
presentation Of medals as follows. Ran
dolph Fairfax, memorial prize medal
for excellence and general scholarship.
awarded to Alexander Watson Williams.
Washington, D. c.; Pembroke Lea Thorn
memorial prize medal for excellence in
historical essay. Paul Micou.- Fairfax
county, Va Llewellyn Hoxton memorial
prize medal. for excellence in mathe-
MATES, Lewis Dabney Creushaw, Balti-
more. Md; Robert Taylor Wilson prize
medal. FOR excellence in English compo-
sition, Alexander " Williams. Wash
ington, D. C.: William Garrett Bib
prize medal, for excellence in Shakes
peare }'-MerChaRt OF Venice, Mac
beth and "OtheIlot), Paul Micou, Fair
fax county. Va. and Il s Liggett; me-
mortal junior prize medal. for excel
hence in general scholarship, James
Smith Rust, Alexandria, Va
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Active Opening, But
With PRICES lower
Stock Market Shows Con-
tinued Reaction.
BELIEF IN a SETTLEMENT
Although Troubles IN Coal Industry
Seemed More Threatening Opinion
Was That Settlement VIII Be Under
Way Before Miners Convention Meets

NEW YORK. June Ig.-Thc Stock
Market opened active and gen
orally materially below yesterday
final prices The tendencies dis
PLAYED we're for the most part a continu-
alton of the reaction which set in dur
ing the last hour Of business yesterday.
Nothing not known then was comprised
IN this mornings news. Specifically re-
garded. the labor troubles ia the coal
industry seemed to be more threatening
but an opinion seemed to be common
that before the general meeting of the
mine workers called for the middle of
next month is held. a settlement OF the
trouble VIII be well under way
Atchison was the chief exception to
the declining tendency of the railway
list, being strong and active. St. Paul.
Union Pacific. Missouri Pacific aud Il
iinois Central were all reactionary. and
among the lower priced stocks the Va
basbes receded sharply Reading was
the only notably active feature Of the
anthracite coal group, and that stock
was dealt in materially lower than yes
terday's final prices Colorado Fuel and
Iron broke sharply on mizgIvings as 10
the maintenance Of dividends on the
stock and American Ice declined rapidly
for the same reason The SteeIs and
Sugar Refining were likewise depressed
There We're comparatively few transac-
lions in the local traction stocks
The market was dull and reactionary
throughout the forenoon. The weakness
in the United States Steel stocks was
reflected in declines throughout the in
dustriaI and miscellaneous quarter. and
IN the instance Of Colorado Fuel and
Iron and American Ice the pressure was
aeceRtuated by misgiyings as to the
dividends 10 be declared on both stocks
Missouri Pacific, the Wabashes. and the
AIehisons were comparatively firm fea-
lures OF the railway list. and ST Paul
was we'll supported at the decline Iii
nois Central continued TeactiOnaTy and
the other hiEh-priced railway shares
sold on in sympathy London was not
an important factor IN the market Mon
ey on call was quoted at % to ) pei
cent
sales of stocks 10 l p. N, 454. 400
shares; bonds, 81, So, 000-
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Closing Of Seminary.

The annual closing exercises Of the
Episcopal Theological Seminary. west OF
this city. began at 8 O'Clock last night,
with missionary services in the chapel
by Rev. Carl E. Gramner, D. D., Of
Norfolk. Va a large number Of stu
dents and the professors from the sem
mary were present
The program for tomorrow is as fol-
lows. Commencement exercises, 10 d
m; alumni meeting and essay. 11:30 a.
m: essayist, Rev. John 5. Gibson
alumni dinner refectory. ] 80 p. m; or
gan recital by Mr.. Charles H Fowler,
3. a, oTganist Of St. Johns Church,
New Haven. Conn. assisted by Miss
Rena T. Barnes. soprano soI0ist. The
exercises viii be concluded Friday
morning. when the Right Rev H Z
Satteriee, D. D, bishop of the EpIscO-
pal diocese Of Washington, viii de-
liver the ordination sermon.
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force. The members of the force now
receive S45 per month, and want s569.
The petition was approved by the board.
1t viii be presented to the city council
at their next meeting.
1t was pointed out by Mayor Simpson
that since the year 1877 the privates had
not received an increase in salary
whereas on the ether hand the chief
and lieutenant had been increased each
SO per month. All of those present
were Of the opinion that the prlvates
were very poorly paid. as they have TO
purchase their uniforms. pistols and
ammunition out of their salary
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FOR SALE-or trade, crown horse wears old,
i,lJo pounds: can trot BrightwoOd track any
time better thar ESQ; has no mark; any lady
can drive him; sound and all right; can be seen
at coal yard any tine between 10 T. m ard )
p r.. Delaware ave. and Il ST ne eI7-S
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-19
Resignation Of Nh. Green.

Rev Bergman Green. rector Of Christ
Episcopal Church this city, has ten
dered his resignation to take effect July
l.
At a meeting Of the board of trustees
Of the Episcopal Theological Seminary
held at that institution yesterday Air.
Green was elected professor Of the Eng
lish Bible at that institution. He was
present at the time, and when the Ccm-
mittee waited upon him he deferred ac-
ton but subsequently, stated that he
would accept the position after he had
resigned as rector of Christ Church
Mr. Green has been pastor of Christ
Church. this city. for the past six years.
During his stay he has become very
popuIar
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Does not depend on the start but on the
finish It's staying power which carries
nlany d Tlruer 10 victory. It's ike that
Il business. Many q man starts OF in
the race for business success with a
burst OF speed which seems TO assure
victory. Presently be begins to falter
and at last he falls ard fails The caused
Generally stomach trouble No man
IS stronger than his stomach. Business
haste leads TO careless and Irregular eat
iue The stomach ard other organs Of
digestion and nutrition become diseased.
The body IS made gJLztcIy noErished and
70 grows weak
Or Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases OF The stomach and other
organs Of digestion and nutrition. i
strengthens the stomach and 50 strength
ens TIE whole body which depends on
the stomach for the uourishment from
which strength Is rade
There IS no alcohol il - Golden Medical
Discover, = and II Is entirely free from
opium, cocaine and all other narcotics.
Accept no substitute for the Discov-
ery7 There IS 10 medicine = Just as
good for diseases Of the stomach and
allied organs.
your Golden Medical Discovery has per
formed a wonderful cure writes Nj NJ Il
House OF Charleston. F-0rlliu Co. Ark RI
Rad the worst case 9r dyspepsia the doctors
CAV t5-at tfey ever saw After irving seven
c0ctors a1a eIcTTti-lug could hear o. with 20
benefit ] trled Dr. Flcrcc's Golden Medical Dis
eOvery, ard now an c1red-7
Or. Pie-ce's Pleasant Pellets cure
constipation
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FOR SALE Small dark brown horse vears
old i safe for lady child 10 drive; afraid o.
1 nothing $50 1I23 New Jersey ave. NV els
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Standing Of the Teams.

MulIin attempted to duplicate MERGERS
stunt yesterday at Detroit. but the Sen
ators got wise 10 his scheme and foiled
it To be whitewashed by the Tigers On
two straight days would be too bad for
the Senators to think of. They managed
10 get one run across the plate in the
seventh inning and saved themselves
the disgrace of being kalsomined twice
in succession.
Patten was touched up at timely inter
walls, but altogether he pitched a good
game
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The Death Record.

The following deaths for twenty-four
hours we're reported at the Health De
partment up 10, noon today:
Dr. James z. Dexter, rs years.
Samuel Smith, - years.
Robert Memlcr. 70 years
Mohola Marshall. 81 years.
Augusta B wilson SO years
Susan E Fletcher, 81 years
Patrick Mccarthy. Il years.
Samuel Gregg. Al years.
Mary E. Silence. % years.
FeneL6u Hay, 81 years.
Nicholas Crowley. % years
Minnie E johnson. II months.
Alfred L Reed. 1 months.
Infant of William and Mary Coleman
. months.
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LEGAL HoTIcEs.
SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF
LaLL-LrELL me-

SUPREME COURT OF TIE pIsrRTCT. or
COLUMBIA HOLDING PRoBtTE
C0UKT.-No. I0s29- Admins, rst5ou.
the District Of Columbia has obtained f-rTa
the Probate Court q the District q Columbia,
letters testsne1taEy on The estate of t8lleffa
R5zzo. otherwise known as NiEhdieita Rizzo.
i2te OF tie District a Columbia. deceased Al
.5eTso5zs having claims against tig deceased az
hereby warned 70 exhibit the same Eir1l tho
VoucfeTs thereof legally authenticated 70 ths
subscriber or or before lhe 18TH DAY OF
II NJ, 4 D. 1913; otheTw Sc they may Is law
be czciutied from al benefit Of said estate
Given under my hand tllis l6ii 6ap 81 June
1902 JOHN RHO 1896 T s. NV
Attest: JOHN K. ROUZER.
Deputy REGISTER d wills Tor the District Of
Columbia. Cle-s % tise Probate Court.
IRVING WILLIAMSON. Attorney
ia zG-iE3
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Marriage Licenses Issued.

Wilbur H. Montgomery and Lille
Smith.
Henry BuckneT, Alexandria. Va, and
Mautie E Mills
William 2. Posey and Blanche Myrtle
Gaskin.
James a. McAnany and Helen Nj Nc
Donald.
IsodaF Freund and Amelia Rice
Frank Lille New York city, and
Margaret J.. Grady District OF Columbia.
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Standing Of the Teams.
Yesterdays Games.

At Philadelphia RHE
Brooklyn 80 0 0 00104-5 5
Philadelphia % 0 col 0-I 4
Batteries Hughes and Farrell; White
and DOOM
At Cincinnati. RH-E.
Chicago --,--.-0 o 1 0 0 Q o. s 6
Cincinnati 30 0 O. 5
BaJteries-TayIo and Chance: Phil
lips and Bergen
At Boston RHE-
Boston ........6 % 021ox-9 1
New York 80 / 0 @ 0 0 O. +
Batteries-Eason and Kittridge;
Sparks and Bowerman.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-19
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

Interest in. the American Derby grows
apace as the days pass. The latest piece
Of news is that Owcnton, regarded by
many as dark horse. VIII likely not be
a starter He has not been seen on the
track for week past and a horse in
tended for race on Saturday would
certainly need some work
Mt. Mackay, the owner Of the ante
post ~favorite, Heno has instructed his
trainer to give out 10 the public all in
formation about his horses work, as he
considers the colt public property until
after the race. This is sportsmanIike
spirit on the part of Mr.. Mackay and
viii surely be appreciated Heno is
guarded by Pinkerton detective.
Arsenal and Pentecost were shipped
from New York yesterday morning IN
the same car. in charge Of Trainer
Julius Bauer Madden will not 20 on to
see the Derby run. as he viii be kept
busy training the large string OF horses
IL his charge Cochran viii proba bIv-
ride Pcnecost in the big race
Lucky Baldwin, the owner OF Cruzados
thinks the only horses he has to beat
with the son of the Emperor Of Nor
folk are the Hildreth pair, NcCbesuey
and LIcien Appleby, the former on a
fast track and the latter # the. going is
heayy Baldwin admits that he thinks
his horse viii prove to be more of q
miller than a distance horse.
Jockey pullman will after ali ride
Heno in the Derby Mr.. Mackay has Sc
cured the consent Of August Belmont
the boys employer, ard pullman VIII
leave for Chicago tonight The fact
that Buliman will have the mount VIII
gain HenO additional supporters as
BIliman has won the Derby Tor the
past two years. In 1900 he rode Sidney
Lucas 70 victory. winning by six lengths.
With - 70 ] chalked against the horses
chances. and last year Robert Waddeu
under his guidance won the race BY two
lengths, with y to 1 against him
It Is now claimed that Contends sud
den curling up IN the Suburban was due
to the horses custom of pulling up at
the six furIong pole in all Of his work
outs In trial a few days before the
race Il is said that Contend stopped Ar
the same place he did in the handicaU
and when he was taken to Graves-.nd
ne worked satisfactorily. It is ra,5ler
late TO offer excuses, but Monahan has
a unique one.
Barney SchTsiber, the owner Of Otis.
winner OF the St Louis Derby. saws
he did not expect his colt to win. He
laid against him in his book and did
not have a bet on him. Schneider saws
his colt Dewey can beat Otis doing any
thing. and that had he been in the
Derby he would have walked in. Dewey
is in the American Derby. but VIII not
start, as the colt was injured recently.
Endurance by Right, the crack Whit
ney FLY. was given her first work at
Sheepshead Bay on Tuesday. and showed
up very well She has taken On flesh
rapidly Of late, and promises to SHOW
some OF the class she displayed last year
as a two-year-o when she was the
queen Of them all and could give most
Of the colts a beating. The FLY will
probably be seen in a race at Saratoga.
Yankee, last years Futurity winner. is
also working well, and may be seen out
shortly.
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RHE-
RHE
At Boston
SENT TO THE WORKH0USE.
ColOred Couple Sentenced for Disturb
ing Slumbers of ledger IN Same House.

John Lucas and Mary Rollins. both
coIored, were sent to the workhouse by
Judge Scott today 10 serve fifteen and
thirty days, respectively, for being dis
orderly
The charge against the pair was pre-
ferred by Mary Johnson, colored. She
said Lucas and the Rollins woman lived
In the house with her, and that last
night they got into q row and almost
raised the roof by their profanity She
declared she had not enjoyed a good
nights rest for a month, owing to their
fighting and noise.
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3atted for Fatten in ninth.

Detroit - 0 l % N4
Washington 0 0 / 0-I
Left on bases-Detroit. 4: Washing
ton. s. First base en- baIls-of Null
lin, 2; of Patton , Struck out-by
Muilin. /; by Patten. .. Three-basc hit
-Mullin- Two-base hfts-Barrett. Bue-
low Sacrifice hit-Casey Stolen base
-Gleason- Double play-GougI1liH.
Keister and Carey Wild pItches-Pat-
ten. ? Umpire-Johnstonc Time of
game. ! hour and - minutes Attend
ance, 1891
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Mss Gould's Gift.

NORTHAMPTON. Mass, June 10
Miss Helen Gould has given Mount
Holyoke College $4,000 with which to
endOw chair Of biblical literature. The
gift is in memory Of her mother, Helen
Day Gould.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

SaIes-CoI. r. r 5s: s1.000G10S, $1,000
G1GS4 Capital Traction, 20GI23. 20G123
26Tl22, 5G12224, 5G12Si4i Union Trust
1aW3e4, 1Gd104 I0GI0+1s: National
Union Insurance. 50GS1a; Real Estate
Title. 1Gd93. 1898, I0G93, 1898, l0H
s3- Washington Gas, 25GFS, 25G7S, ia
77lz. 25GT712, 14GT75z 25G 765z; Mer-
Eenthaler. 1GG1S21B, 1GGIS21s.f 10G1S25ss
100 IS2L. 100 1925, I8G1S2I+ 10G1S212,
fGG 1g2sz 1GTIE2L 1oTIS2Iz After
eaIl-CapitaI Traction 296122E Lans-
ton. 100G121z, buyer 60: I00G1214; Mer-
genthaler, 10d16252. 10G1S25S, 1001S214
10G1S2%; Greene Copper, l00G2S.
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IN Tho BASEBALL WORLD
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.

Detroit. (, Washington. l.
Boston. S. Cleveland 3.
St Louis. .: Baltimore 8.
Chicago Philadelphia
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LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD on FURNITURE AND
PIANOS, at lowest rates and ca the lay Won
apply he are loa2inE On the Building ana
Loan Association plan, which makes the COS
OF carrying loans much less than you paw else
where and allows you TO pay it OF Il ans
sized notes you desire. running from one :.
twelve months. II you have loan with some
other company we will pay IL of and advance
you more nancy II desired Rates cheerflI'v
given, and cost to you unless loan il made
Call ard get rates Front room. first anor.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN Co.
625 T St y W
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

BELGIAN hares and guinea pigs 3 pair up;
lust the stock for boys 20 breed daring vsca-
ton; We have also white mice and pigeons.
SClIMID'S BIRD STORE, 10 18th ST. nv. eI6tf
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-19

Miss Kettle l. Agnew left last night for
DanviIIe. Ky, to visit Miss Evelyn Guer-
rant, and also to attend the wedding Of
Miss Margaret Ashby Lyle, Of that place.
to Prot. Allan B. FAY. Of Gallaudet Col
Iege, Kendall Green.
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FoREIGN MAILS


Should be read daily, as changes may occur at
any time
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched To the ports
Of sailing daily. and the schedule Of Blessings
IS arranged on the presumption Of their IN
interrupted overland transit. For the week
ending June y. 1902, the last connecting closes
Will BE- made from k3e MAIN OFFICE as fol-
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY $50 t5r storage when yre store for
75c2 UNITED STATES STORAGE COMPANY.
40 10th st. nv. mIe-s
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Of Yesterdays Games.
Boston. g: New York. l.
Brooklyn. >; Philadelphia. /.
Chicago. 2; Cincinnati. @.
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BrevitieS.

Mr. r E. Knight has purchased from
Mr.. AIonzo Fouck the latter's house on
the west side OF Fairfax Street, between
Wolfe and wilkes Streets
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-19

In the corporation court yesterday IN
the case Of David s. Harper vs. Emma
Hayes. a decree was entered removing
reinstate
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-19

Mrs Martha J. Carlin. who has been
i'll for several months past. is improving.
She VIII spend the summer at Atlantic
City.
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Where They Play Today.

New YORK at Boston.
ST. Louis al PittsbuTg.
Chicago at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-19
Where They Play Today

Washington at Cleveland.
Baltimore at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit
Philadelphia at St Louis.
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SYLVIA GORDON,

The peaceInaker- tells tr,sthfulness OF friends
and business deals. Consist this gifted lady
before its too late She reads cards, pc SO
Pa. ave NV mI7.is,2l