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WANTED-By young man (25). work OF any
kind; eighteen months experience at typeset-
ting. Address GIG 9Th st. nv. mi
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TRAINS OK BLIENoyT BRANCH.

Leave Washington, week days, $40 a. M.
loo p. m. 4:S5 p. m, i:;D p. m, and Is
p. m Latter to Leesburg only. Sundays only.
Bluernont
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ington 6:42 a. m, 6:52 a. m.. 40 a m. 9:i5
a. m, 200 p. m. 9:l5 p. M. md 9:3o p. m.
daily. Local trains from Harrisonhurg. II 30 4.
IN. week days and $40 p. IN. daily. From
Charlottesville s2s a. IN. and $40 p. III. daily.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

WANTED-Am willing TO pay reasonable rent:
no fancy price; yssr lease; nye or six rooms
light housekeeping fat unfrnishe6; North
west, near Georgetown; two adults only; -35
up need not answer. Address BOX iJ9. this
cfiee MICS
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-rweuty FIVE oyster shuckcrs, four
oyster cooks, three dishwashers, three bell men,
four walters, two drivers; city and country
people. SHACKLEFoRU'S. 500 f st. nv. nj
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FOR RENT OR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT OR SAIE-9-room cottage. fDe
well water; minutes walk from electric line:
rent for SIG per month; sell for $500: easy
terms. Apply WELLS & WELLS nyattsville,
Nd m21-2
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FOR SALE--SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE OR RENT-New s-rooin cottage. one
square to electric cars. TakOina; beautiful new
home with all city cOnvenienctS; rents S25 per
month; will sell on easy terms. OWNER, )
Grant Place. e27-3
FOR SALE-Belutiful country home; Groom
cottage: "a acres; abundance fruit: fine wafer
4 mile from electric line: cheap; on easy
terms, Apply 10 WELLS & WELLS, lIyatts
vile, Md. m27-s
FOR SALE-TwO five-room cottages; desirable
location; 4 of land to each house. ,
minutes walk to electric line: on easy terms.
Apply WELLS WELLS. Hyattsvile, Nd.
FOR SALE-6-room cottage; y acre ground;
minutes from electric ears; at Hyattsville;
for 81. 600.
SiS-rupm cottage. . acres land, stable. chick
en-house, and all necessary outbuildings all
finely fenced close To electric cars; near
Iiyattsyille, 81. 500; terms. WELLS K WELLS.
Attorneys and Agents. IyattsVille. nd MRS
FOR sALE-At a bargain; having charge
away, l desire TO sell my home. consisting of
forty lots, improved with five new houses.
bringing Si2 per month rent; three wells of
the best water. A. c. WASHINGTON. Dean
wood. ID. C.; street cars five minutes walk
from the place. e2G3
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CREDIT TO ALL.
FOR RENT-FLATS.

TRUTH ABOUT WATCHES and msinsprings
Zoe. BROWNE 9O4 y St m2l-ts
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BALTlM0RE AND CHIC r. r.
Schedule in effect May IS. 1902.

Schedule in effect Nay IS. 1902.
leave Washington. New Jersey Ava and St
Chicago and Northwest. 1910 a. IN. -6:20
= Cincinnati. St. Louis, and Louisville, .10:o5
a. NJ. AIS p m, 10 night
Pittsburg and Cleveland, 1850 a. n, $40
=. m. and 100 night.
Columbus and Wheeling, $50 p m
Winchester. 1855 a m, .li:l5 and ii5;sa
p Lnray, M Riverton. Front Royal. Elkton. .4ls
p Annapolis, I7:sO $3.50, lll;5o a. m, I4;0a
Bay .l; /: Ridge. week days. $40 a. m Cspeciap
and 4;31 p. N. Sundays, $40 a. N. and l:is
p yreaerick 1885. ..o:oo, lO:5o a. m. FIX.
Il4:s0. and 6:2o ?. N.
EIagerstown. Illo:o5 a. m and 5:se p m
BOYD and way points, !.o S;Sp, K n, SEQ :, a; m.
Gsithersburg and way points. is:s5, -+s:0o e.
m ili2;5S. ..f:I5. $50, H4;s6. 800. $3.50.
M ,05' .+7:2O .'l0:15. 1850 p. m.
.-e-oo a. m, .-l:I5. i4:so, 1880 p. m.
Baltimore, week days, xS;co, 9:oo o:Ds
x7-C5 : so, Ks 80. s:35, 1890, xl0;oo, ll-5O a.
m. xl2.eO nocn, KISS, xS:0O xi;eV x4;se,
4:s5. x5:05 5:25. x6:20, go, Xs:O0. xI9No.
XII 80, II .S5 p. sundays, xS.0o x 'Oo.
80 Ks 80. xG:OO a. H., Nl2:2o, l:i5, xS;Oo.
.S 80. x5:o5, $50. xs:oo xlo;O0, 1ll:S9. n'ss
y. N.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light.
R1ftimore. Philadelphia Ne7 York, Boston,
ard the Fast. 800, '7:o5 (Diner), 1850 (But-
fet9 .-g:O0 (DineT). ,l0:OO QJinerl a. M,
.13:2O (Dlncr), 900 Royal ldnitel,
pirsr, Tl:00 philadelphia oniy), sos
Tljnerl $50 and II 80 p. m Sleeping Car
open at 1900 o'clockl
Atlantic city. 7:o5. 1900 T. NJ, lI12:o
noon. 500 o. m.
spaily. iiExcep5 Sunday Sunday only
xExpress trains.
baggage called for and checked from hotela
.,J residenres BY Union Transfer Co. on orders
Sest at ticket Offices, 6l9 Pennsylvania Avenu7
northwest. New York Avenue and Fnteents
Street. and at station.
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REAL ESTATE.
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
THE NEW ADDITION TO TIE GREAT

IUE NEW ADDITION TO TIE GKtAT
NORTIiWEST.
How to be your own landlord near Mount
Pleasant with sloD cash and $50 monthly. For
full particulars drop postal, telephone call
for rev i6-page illustrated booklet. plat, etc,
Of North Columbia Heights. Carriage free to
see the property.
Fulton R. GORDON, 7oi 18th st. ~.
Teleplone. Main jgS
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW CTHAMPTON-LoNDoN.
p elphia Aug -. lOa.m. SouthWara.Scpt. H.Eoon
St Paul, Sert.S. 1Oa.m-ist. Ioui-.S sept IL, loa-n H.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW K-ANTWERP-PARTs.
iceland. Aug 20. noon Fad'rl'nd, sept. 13.noon
Friesland. sept g. noon kroonldnd. sept. 2o.noon
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANY.
COMPANY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 F 81.
n ". or Geo. W. Moss. lill St y. ".
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" WANTED-rweutv-f oyster shuckcrs. four
oyster cooks, three dishwashers, three bell men,
four walters, two drivers; city and country
people. sHACKLEFoRU'S, 500 st. nv. mi
wANTEp-Baker, SO week with board and
room; also newer, SD. j2t 10th St, Room L.
nj
wANTED-A barber; steady job; also Satnr.
day barber; guarantee. 42i 10th ST. NV. MI
WANTEp-IIackmen: teams for hire. $50 per
day. in advance. :. h. BAGNAM. 1926 New Icr-
sey ave. mi
wANTED-Barbcr. at once JOHN NJ. KRhUs
1902 1th St mss
NANTED-Solicitors having had successful eX
perience upon hghclass work TO JON crew
Tor work in West Virginia and represent the
Booklovers' Library in the establishment Of the
Branch Tahard Inn Lhuries. Must have en-
viablc record and be ah" TO furnish bond. APP
ply Friday before u a. NJ, 1910 ii st. NV
Z. :. KETCIlM, District Superintendent. MI
WANTED-C man handy with carpenters
tools; light wages and board MOUNT VERNON
HOTEL, 49, Pennsylvania ave. nv. MIS-
WANrED-A man and wife 4 short distance
above Grorgetown; man TO take care of horses
and farm work; woman to cook, wash. and iron.
address L. J., Room .. McGil! Building.
nzs2 --l--------------
WANTED-An experienced hoy to help in the
bake shop. 1874 18th ST. NV. mi
long job. 1872 Chaplin
81. la2s-''
wANTED-Two good carpenters. Call at Sl5
7th It. nv. mi
NANTED-Six union tin rooiers at once Apply
at ". +. o'DoNNELL'S. l2is 9Th st. NV. eI
WANTED-Twenty- five colore,i Incn ior railroad
work; leave b. 4 .. depot THURSDAY. $50 J.
Apply So2 10th ST. NV. el
WANTED-White busman and colored waiter for
cafes; 500; quick 1913 New York ave. el
w ANTED-Errand boy between Il and i6 year,
of age. who can make himself generally useful.
ISIS g ST. NV. el
wANTED-Bright. active boys as bundle wrap
pers; also special boys with bicycles GOLD
ENBERG's, 'th and SITS. NV. e2s-S
WANTED Paper hangers. Q. A. DuyALL. 6il
II st. ne. c27-S
WANTED-A young man who understands BIZ
cycle repairing. DIMMlCG, oth and Rhode
Island ell
| WANTED-Threa cement workers. Apply st.
NV, near lst ST. nl2I q
WANTED-Three cement workers at BENNING
RACE TRACK. m2I-3
| wANTED-A white man between twenty five
and make himself useful in a furniture store;
must be a hustler and understand business. For
further particulars inquire a. i. KENDIG. 4ss,
$50 eth ST. sw. e26-2
WANTED-Fifty good colored laborers for rail
road grading. Call at once. 1872 10th ST. NV.
e26-2
wANTED-First-cla white barber Apply l4G
North Capitol st. NV. MOS
WANTED-Two frsr-clasS wall scrapers. ". II.
| COON, 1909 22d st. m26-i
| WANTED-Hustiing young man in confeCtion-
! cry and ice cream mandatory. established
ls45; chance of 4 lifetime. jSl hing St, Alex
andria Va. n2G-3
| WANTED-Plasterers- MARINE BARRACKS,
| 9th and G. sts Sc. m26S
! WANrED-Young man to learn photograph
| business: not over Is years Of age. and must
come well recommended. Address BON Az this
office. e2j-3
| WANTED-Men to canvass; salary and COM
mission. Ally between $3.50 and 10 Il. M,
room 20. Central Building, 9th and Pennsyl-
yania ave. NV. e25-3
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

- Every day in the year from foot OF 7th
- ST. for 1T. Monroe. Norfolk, Newport
- News ard all points south. by the sr-
- perb. powerful steel palace steamers
Newport sews, Norfolk" and
- "M ashington."
Ly. Wash ton. q 80 pm Lv Portsrn'th 500 pm
Lv. Alexandrta-1 90 pm Lv Norfolk. o.. IS 90 on,
Ar Ft Monroe 90 am Lv. Fl. Monroe.1 100 pm
Ar Norfolk. 100 am Ar Alexandria 6:30 am
Ar Portsrn tn S 10 am Ar. Nsshingt n I 20 am
Il Through connection. made at Nor
folk with steamers Of Old Dominion
- Steamship Co. for New York, and Mer.
- chants and Miners Steamships Tor Bos-
ton
SEFor further information apply at
general ticket office. Bond Building, 18th
and y. Y. ave-. or 9Th St wharf. Wash
ington, ID. C.
Phone 229o. JSo. CALLAHAN, Gen Mgr.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-Will sacrifice my fine family COW
CfresD, II sold in the next two days, for SIS.
h. T. VIOLET. I4th and Galveston sts., Brook
land. ID. g. NESS
FOR sALE-Sewing machines on credit; 30
cents weekly; from - up. O,ir finely equipped
machine shop and high skilled machnists en-
able to guarantee every machine and ex-
change machines not satisfactory. 42j AZ st.
sw. open until p. IN. n2s-5
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-Iots. | want the cheapest 10: | can
buy in Fort Reno. Tenleyfown; give low
est cash price number OF lot and block, or
no attention paid. address Bon ij7, this office.
m26-3
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Twcnty five or thirty neat girls for
general houscworA; must be able TO furnish ret
crence; gaod homes Tor right parties; waters;
girls fnr Office work Call at once at SIG 18th
St NV. l. y CABANISS. Agent. mi
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FOR RENT-S SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT--A desirable s.room cottage. all
necessary outbuiidings. artesian water, high
location, five minutes walk from electric and
railroad lines. Apply WELLS i WELLS. liyatts-
Vile Nd. ln27-3
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NANTED-Threr ola center crystal chandeliers;
also fou: oak Senate chairs; state price and
where they can be seen. Address BON ls5. this
Office. e21-3
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Three or four rooms for light house
keeping between 10Th and 22d, F and NJ sts
moderate rent Address bon isi, this Office
e27-3
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WANTED-Colorcd man, widower, wants woman
10 care fnr children and do housework Cal
from To : evening" 1928 Green's court. mi
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WAsTED-House containing two flats Of five
rooms each; ali modern improvements: state
price and location. Address bon 4sg, this Of
fee. MI
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WANTED-Womcn and girls Tor Northwest,
Northeast. and country; good wages III tth
II. Iui
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WANTED Girl for general housework- call at
y2g II st. ". M
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WANTED-Furuiture and carpets buying con-
tents Of houses a specially; highest spot cash
prices paid; drop postal to A. Ii. LEVY, liOs
ST. NV; prompt attention. mss-'
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WANTED Cook snd two general houseworkers.
Ino,lir,.' 64S Acker 81. ne Iul
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WANTED-RooMS AND BOARD.

WANTED-By young man, board and room near
War Department state particulars. Address
BOX 4g1, this Office. MI
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WANTED-GraphophoB on other talking ma
chine. Address BOX i7g, ,his office. m21-3
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMkLE.

WANTED-By c0lored woman, situation as
cook chambermaid. or nurse; $40 per month.
Address EsTELE CLAGETT. 42 jackson 81 ne.
eI
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SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE.

LADIES' UNDERWEAR and chIlGrens clothing
beautifully made at 2O7 Pa. ave. nv. m21-3
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v ANTED-Neat. tidy girl :or general house
work: cook for family OF two: must live il
house: no heavy washing white preferred 223
Indiana aye NV. MI
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WANTED-A giri to do housework, chamber
maid or waitress. Call $50 Sd ST. NV. el
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WANTED-By lady, room and board in Catholic
family in southwest: best Of references Ad
dress BOX 467, this office. e26-3
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED Bedroom furniture for two rooms.
Address BOX ASS this office. m2s-3
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. PosTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, changes may occur at
any time
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched to the ports
OF sailing daily, and the schedule of closings is
arranged the presumption OF their uninter-
rupted overland transit. For the week ending
August 30. 1902, the last connecting closes will
be made from the MAIN OFETcr. as follows:
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FEDERATION'S NEW MOVE.
Trying to Secure Arbitration Through
Railway Stockholders.

NEW YORK, May 29.-According to a
prominent member OF the Civic Fedora
ton. that body is still trying to bring
about a settlement of the anthracite
miners strike. and has started on a
new tack. The members of the fedora
tion who took the most active part in
the negotiations before the strike are
trying now to reach the presidents of
the coal carrying companies through the
largest stockholders.
The date Of the proposed meeting Of
the executive committee of the fedora
ton, the member said, will not be fixed
until a majority of the large stock
holders are with the federation In an
effort to induce the operators TO either
make concessions or agree to arbitra-
ton.
so far we have had some success
with the largest stockholders. said he.
When we have a majority of them with
us we will have a consultation with
Senator Hanna. and ask him to call
me citing of the executive committee In
this city
The stock market story that w. X.
is using his influence to
bring about a settlement of the strike
is pronounced baseless bv Mr.. Wander
Wits closest friends. Mr.. Vanderbilt
has not been asked to interfere, and
he has shown no disposition to do so.
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selling: five furlongs. Daisy Greer
tShea). to 1, won: Mount Hope
! tThompson). Is TO !. second: Decoration
tRrtfei nj. 6 TO !. third. Time. 1:O1 3-5
, Cincinnatus. Wheeler b.. Julia Arthur
Wolfram. Lady Chariot, George W
Dssch. Colligny. Roseland. Solver, Son
tag. Queen of the Ocean. Onyx. Breaker
M!notaur. Squid and Onca also ran.
Scratched-Reeves. Hiro and Plunger.
Third race--Three-year-olds and up
ward: handicap: one mile and seventy
Yards. Dublin LANDRY. 3 to /. won:
Monograph tBullmanl. to /. second:
Mineral tBookcr). u to /. third. Time.
E4i.
Cunard. Arden. Sadie s. and Bessie
Mccarthy. also ran.
Scratched-Hermis, Satire and AlaclS.
Fourth race-Three-year- olds, about
six fr-lcngs. Delagoa SHAW, to /,
won; Jim FULLY Cochran, 10 to l. Sec
ond: brunswick (Burns). 10 1. third.
Time. lilo Is.
Flying Buttress. Reformer. Clonmel,
Femesole and Ascension also ran.
Scratehed-Cameron. Bonner. Five Ma
tions. Trump. Sterling Fox. Lieschen.
chiron and Essener.
Fifth race-Two-year-olds FIVE fur
longs. River Pirate tOdom). to 2,
won: Monte Carlo Smith, 100 to 1.
second; Injunction SHAW. even. third.
Time. 1.ol.
First Chord. Attorney. Old Lady,
HGrtsbourre and Whitechapel also rem.
Standardization and Sadie o.
Sixth race-Three-year-olds and up
ward: selling; one mile and a furlong
Rocky tRedfern). 8 to 2. won; King
raire tMiller). TO /. second: Ethics
tSheaD. 10 i. third. Time. 1:54 40.
Satire also ran.
Scra:ched-May j.
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TO KEEP PUMPS GOING.

have been placed under the orders Of
Capt. Daniel Christian, and ordered on
duty Monday.
A strike OF the pumpmen. engineers
and firemen on that day is inevitable,
but the company expects to have suf-
ficent force to protect any men import
ed to run the pumps. The st. Clair
Coal Company and the Buck Mountain
Coal Company also had commissions is
sued at the courthouse for number Of
special policemen. The Lehigh Valley
Coal Company aud the Pennsylvania
Coal Company will each have commits
sions issued for fifty special policemen
before the end OF the week.
At the Philadelphia and Reading
freight station this afternoon carpenters
were busy fixing up box cars and old
mail cars to house the special policemen
who go on duty Monday. These cars are
having rows OF benches built along the
side, and in each one is being placed a
cook stove.
Orders have been placed by the coal
companies with grocery firms for large
bills OF goods to be delivered Monday.
The cars being fitted UP will be stocked
with provisions and be made the head
quarters Of the different forces Of police
men at the various collieries-
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Imperialist. 1872; Harve B. 142: Teri,
Ranger. 1G0: Marplot. us: Choice. 100;
Torreon, 1872.
Fourth race-Memorial Handicap:
eleven sixteenths OF mile Okla, "a;
Frank Bell, lis; Lady Strathmore, III
Thisbe, 81: Soundly, 109; Hazelhughlett
80; The Light. 107; st. Cuthbert, ZIG;
Scorpion, lis; A. ID. Gibson, III.
Fifth race-Seven- of a mile.
Alfalfa, 107; Jury, 100: Lou Hazel. 80:
Sam Lazarus. W. B. Gates, Ben ORAL
Ion. Boundlee, 104; Lynch, IS: George
n Ketcham.
Sixth race-Mile and seventy yards.
May Tarr, 101; Haviland. 1O7; Jim VIM.
l0G; Brewer Schorr. 100; Lamp Globe.
ITO; Johnny Mccarthy. 1903: The Ben
edict. 107; Nearest, l0a.
Seventh racc-Seventh-eI ghths of a
mile. The Bronze Demon. 104; Censor,
105; Pharaoh. I07; Sam Lazarus, ESQ.
l12; Guide Rock. IOs; semicolon, liz:
Revoke, l0i.
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SETTLEMENT RUMORS
HEARD IN WALL STREET
Vanderbilt Said to Have Moved to End
Strife.

NEW YORK. May 29.-Various rumors
regarding prospective settlement of
the anthracite coal strike were afioat to-
day In Wall Street. Some OF these were
coupled with the name of William X.
Vanderbilt. who recently returned from
abroad. It was said that Mr.. Vanderbilt
was exertiug himself to establish some
common ground on which the miners and
operators could meet to settle their diff
ferences. Another rumor was a repeti-
atoms toward settlement had already
been begun at Philadelphia. 1t was
pointed out that President Mitchell was
obviously delaying in issuing a call in
the matter OF bituminous strike. and
he may be marking time, 1t is thought.
in the hope that some speedy settlement
may be reached. Meanwhile the local
coal market continues to tighten. Re
tail dealers complain that they are now
having difficulty in obtaining any consid-
cradle quantities of soft coal. This is
due to the fact that while there is the
Of sympathetic soft coal
strike. the bituminous producers are for
the most part not permitting their prod
uct to pass through the regular channels
Of anthracite trade, as they do not wish
the miners to have the excuse that soft
coal is being pushed as substitute into
he hard coal market.
II is said that Senator Hanna is ex-
pected in this city early next week. A
meeting of the executive committee OF
he National Civic Federation is expect
ID to be called then. The officers. 1t is
said. are exerting themselves to have
he full quota of twenty-six members
" the committee on hand. and the strike
question will be thoroughly threshed
mt
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BRADLEY LANDS AGAIN.
His Bread Winner, Red Hook, Wins Sec
ond Race in Two DAVIS.

ST. LOUIS. May 29.-Bradley's three
year-old Forester colt. Red Hook. placed
another race to his credit this afternoon
at the fair grounds. The colt was a /
to favorite in the betting, and he won
in good shape from Doeskin and
Leviathan. This is the horses Sec
end victory in two days. Red Hook hav-
ing started on Wednesday and won.
Varro, the winner of the flfth race, was
the longest-priced horse of the day to
land the money. the Pardec gclding
winning at s to /. Track fast. Sum-
maries:
First race-For two-year- olds: four
and one-half furlongs Au Revoir CHei-
gerson), to !, won; Budweiser d..
OConnor). to /, second: Cochran
ulee), 9 to /. third. Time. O:5s.
Second race-For thre--year- Odds:
seven furlongs. Red Hook tBeauchamp).
! TO 2. won; Doeskin tMorsej. 10 to l,
second; Leviathan u. O'Connor). G to /,
third. Time. l:2s.
Third race-For three year-olds and
selling; one mile and quar-
ter. Leflare CDoncgan), 3 to 9. won,
The Way u. o'Connor). 5 to l, sec
ond; Swordsman walsh, 4 to /, third.
Time. 2:09
Fourth race-For three-year- olds and
handicap; six furlongs. Mickey
ID tBelD, 3 TO l. won: Crimean tO'NeilD,
3 TO l, second; Lakeview (Beauchamp),
TO 1. third. Time, 1:l3.
Fifth race-For three year-olds and
upward; selling; one mile and seventy
yards. Varro (Mathews). s 10 /. won:
Bengal u. O'Connor), II to /. second;
Tickful walsh. Is to !, third. Time.
:i6ik.
Sixth racc-For three-year- olds and
upward; selling; one mile and twenty
Yards. Eugene S t0'NeilD, 4 to /. won:
Wall tBeauchamp), 6 to l, second: Bill
Nassie Doneganl, TO /. third. Time.
I:43
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cRAFESEND. L. l., May 29.-Entries
for tomorrow's races:
First race-Iiighweight handicap; for
three year-olds and upward; about six
furlongs. Ballyhoo Bey. 1876: Swiftmas
1873: Demurrer. 1871; Belvino. i29; North
ern Star. 1874; Setauket, l22; Dafrodown
Oily. 120; Grail. III: Price. Eddie
Busch, 1l5; Carol D.. Iii: Ghost. loo
Second race-For three year olds and
upward; one mile and seventy yards
Graden. 10i; Fatal;st, 100: Justice, Col
Bill. SO; Alsike. 80: DIR. Preston. LOG:
Lord Radnor. 80: Sterling Fox. 100: H.
l.. Coleman. IS; Agnes d.. 1906: Five Ma
tons. So; Aston. 100: May. 81: Coughan,
Kingraine. LOG.
Third race-The Bedford Stakes; for
wo-year-olds; five fu-longs. Tantalus
Cup, rs: Blue and Orange. 90; Bobbinet,
Bernard, 100: Rockford. 10g: Red Knight
l0e: Blre Banner. 100; VIII o'Wisp, %:
The Washington times., 1902-05-30
nILDRETH FIRST AND THIRD.
vulcain and Searcher Capture Two OF
the Places at Hawthorne.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. May 29.-s. C. Hill
dreth's entry, Vulcain and Searcher
were the favorites In the fourth race a:
Hawthorne this afternoon in the prlnci-
pal event of the day. and vulcain won
with Searcher finishing third. Three
other favarites were successful. Jockey
Miller won the first two races of the
afternoon on Rollick and Imp. Layia. The
latter is one of Corrigan's imported
horses which he brought back from
England with him. Track fast. Sum-
maries;
First race - Three-year-old maidens !;
one mile. Rollick ii fMiller) 3 to 1,
wen: Senator Sullivan Brown. 6 to L.
second; Hayward Hunter (coburn), to
1, third. Time, 1:4aA.
Second race-Three years old and up
ward; selling; six furlongs. Imp. Layia
MILLER. TO /. won: Brigade Dean.
3 to 2, second: Ponipino prior, Is to l..
third. Time, 1:l4.
Third race-Two-year-o odds: selling:
six furlones. Sidney c. Love C0'Brien).
3 to 2, won; Rheta tRausch), TO 2,
second; Springstead (otis). 10 /, third
Time not given.
Fourth rsce-Four years old and up
ward: handicap; one mile. 'Vulcain tCo-
burn). 3 TO 2, won: Flying Torpedo
twinkfleld). 2 TO /. second; 'Searcher
( Birkenruthl, 3 TO 2. third. Time, 1:43.
'Hildreth's entry.
Fifth race-Four years old and up
ward; one and one-eighth miles. Miss
Liza (winkfieldD. to /. won: Eva Rice
lGrahnmD, TO 1. second: Merops uIoarl.
TO /. third. Time. l:56&.
Sixth race Three-year- olds: selling:
seven furiongs. Emathion (Waish), 3 10
2. won; Tommy Foster fNutt, 6 to /,
second; Last knight tMclntyre). 5 TO /.
third. Time, 1:2Sk.