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The Washington times., 1902-12-27
CHRISTMAS RECEPTION AT
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
Students and Their Friends Make
Merry Amid Handsome Sur
rOundings.

The Christmas reception OF the col
ieEe students of the Columbian Uni
versity brought toge ther a large and
merry company Wednesday evening.
The reception was given under the au-
spices OF the senior class, with Mr. Her
bert J. Bryson. tho class president, as
master Of ceremonies; but the other
classes we're we'll represented, and many
OF the professors and several former
students Of the college were among
those in attendance.
West Hall and the library, with the
connecting hallway. were handsomely
draped with the orange and blue Of the
university. and the orange shades on
the electric lights produced particu-
larry pleasing effect. The old college
bell had been hung above the hallway,
and fits familiar tones reminded some Of
those present of the happy days when
the university used TO be Columbian
on the Hill"
The patrOnesses OF the occasion we're
Mrs Charles W. Needham. Mrs. Charles
E MunrOe, Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins.
and Mrs. Mitchell Carroll
The following is a partial list OF those
who attended the reception: DR.. Charles
W. Needhart. president OF the Colum-
bian University; DR.. G. E. Munroe, dean
Of Che school OF graduate studies: Dr.
H. L. Hodgkins. dean Of the Corcoran
Scientific School. Profs. Hermann
schoenfeld. Mitchell Carroll. and c. S.
Smith; Misses Ames, Evans, Munroe,
Turner. Dodge. Randolph, Franzoni.
Young Mc1lhenny. Mcpherson. Phelps.
Gallagher, Shallenberger. Giles. Barber.
Taylor. Buckelew, Stevenson, He'll
prln. Wilson. and Ridout; Messrs. Bry-
son, Sperry, Musgrave, Douglas, Ster-
rett, Deis. Strong. Havenner. Cotton.
Maynard. H. ". Maynard. slaybaugh,
sneed. Farley. Ricketts,, snifln. NJ. Ash
ford. Outwate2. Powers. Bradshaw. Pot
ter. a1a Fi{du nant Turner
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QUESTION oF CONTEMPT.

The au hority Of a Judge presiding in
O United States district court. to pun
ish FOR contempt person who assaults
an ofleer o. the court, has been submit
ted TO the Supreme Court or the United
States for decision. The question comes
and is the result OF an attack made by
". G.. O'Neal. president Of a bank at
Pensacola. on A. Greenhut. trustee IN
bankruptcy. In the alteration Greeuhut
was cut with q knife and the presiding
Judge in the Northern district Of Florida
sentenced O'NeaI TO sixty days i'm
prisonment ia Jail From this judgment
he took an appeal.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

Schedule Effective November 2s, 1902
Trans Ltale relll3J a. 4nl4 cl1IlOn-
L-Vy A.. LalLy--A-,NENAAkL A<,1g -fJl y
VILE EAFAEss. Soll Seslbu4e Iraln iot
Cincinnati. hCllhcs Cincinnati I-S5 a. M
louisville 1850 q. m., Is. Louis O.f5 D. IA
Chicago 5.SJ r. Pullman s-eepefs 20 Cin-
Clnnati and Louisville D4Iiy- Palace LarI
Cincinnati g. sI. L0uis and Chicago. Dining
Car
go i. a. Daily - CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS SPECIAL. A solid yozti5uicd
eleCsric-iishte train, arriving Cincinnati
l-l5 a. H., Indianapolis $40 r. n, s. Loula
s'4s p. GaIcasc ssiv ?. ul- dally. FUl-
man sleeplI3 10 Cincinnati, Indianapolis and
81. Louis without change. ParlOr CIR Cln-
ciur-@si 70 Chicago. Diulng Csr.
Il 10 4. -. DaLJ h. y. LIMITED. solid
Grsin nor tllscE-IIlati.-t PuiiEuzlI 1heepers u
Cincinnati. Lexington, and Louisville without
change Compartment sleeper % Virginia
hot Syringe Iue51aJ. Thursday, and Saturday.
siecpCIs Clu-----es 20 Chicago and -. L0uis-
Dining Car.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio once. SIS renlsy sylsaaia avenue; co Four
tecnIh sueeI. near r. and at the stst n
leicPLone cali iVIy Ior Pennsy lyensa r. X. Cab
Service ID W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
Telephone Main 1000
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AUTHORITY OF BOARD
OF CHLDREN'S GUARDIANS

At the Instance OF the Board Of Chill
dren's Guardians, the District Com
missioners have referred the following
proposition to the Corporation Counsel
for an opinion:
Does the marriage Of wards OF the
BoarG OF Children's CardiaRs, speci1-
cally female wards. terminate the guar
dianship OF the board over such wards ?"
ThkS natter was under constellation
a6 ths last meeting OF the Board OF
Guardians. and r. Pickman Mann. sec
retary 70 the 5oard, was instructed to
submit the matter to the Commission
ers with a request for instructions.
Members OF the board were OF the opin-
ion that when a girl under its guar
dianship marries the authority OF the
organization over her should cease.
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CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL AT
LUTHER MEMORIAL CHURCH

A hundred or more children particl-
pated IN the Christmas festival last even
ing Of the Sunday school Of the Luther
Memorial Church. The exercises were
held In the church. which was prettiIy
decorated with evergreens.
Services began with the singing Of the
professional carol as the children
marched from the pastors study down
the aisle 10 the altar. After the opening
anthem. the pastor. the Rev. Dr. J. G.
Butler. delivered prayer. a feature of
the entertainment was the decorations
Cf tho choir loft with flags and palms.
and in golden letters the words "The
Midnight Song shone brightly from a
green background. on one side OF the
chanCCl was large Christmas tree
adorned with pretty decorations, candles.
and presents for the children.
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NEWPORT HORSES NOT TO
BE BARRED IN THE EAST

A telegram has been received by Sec
retary Frank Fowler. of the Newport
Jockey Club, from an Eastern man, 20
the effect that horses now racing at
tracks racing under the Eastern Jockey
Club.
This, OF course. means for racing at
Newport track alone II is good news, as
the sale Of the horses viii not be affected
In the least. and it puts another feather
I'm the cap OF the queen City Jockey Club
and the American Turf Congress, as it
plainly shows that the Eastern Jockey
Club does not consider them outlaws.
Mr. Ryan IS lubllant over d.
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APPOINTED POLICEMAN.

On the recommendation of the Com
putting Engineer. the District Commis-
sioners have appointed b. T. StulI,
bridge keeper OF the AnaCostia Bridge.
an additional private in the Police De
partmept. for duty in connection with
his position. BY the terms OF the same
order the commission of ". T. Wander
slice has been revoked.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
SEABOARD Alb LINE RAILWAY

Leave Washington. Peuna. 2. Z. station
fO.df q N SFABOARD MAIL - Through
EalIy Pullman sleape-s 70 Jaczson-
Vile. connecting 10 Hamlet
with Pullman sleeper 60 Atlanta.
n m SEABO ARD EXPRESS-Solid
DaiiV. train % Jacksonville and
Tampa. with Pullman. Drawing Room. Sleep
ing Car and Cafe Dining Car. Pullman Sleeper
90 Atlanta.
These trains offer excellent schedules and
service 20 Petersburg Raleigh. southern Pines
(Piuehurst}, Camden, Columbia. savannah
Jacksonville. ST. Augustine. Palm Beach, Tsu.-
ua. Kcy west. and Fl0uda points. also Cuba.
Charlotte Athens. Atlanta. New Orleans, Chat
tan0oga. Nashville. Memphis, points West ard
Southwest
d:tO a. m. LOCAL-T0 Petersburg. Raleigh.
QailV. southern Pines (Pinehurs-l.
Hamlet and intermediate points.
Office, 1874 Penna. Ave.
G. Is. RYAN. W. r. CONKLYN,
Cent Pass'r Age=s Cenl AIT. Pass'r Dept.
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LOST

LOST-A hound dog, with yellow ears. Re
turn % sG i e. sw- and get reward. IL
LOST-On eth e.. silver watch; III r. b."
engraved. Reward GlZ Sc. nv. de27-3t
LOST-Small gold watch w.th inscription 10
the case For reward please return % pa Del
ave. ne. 1t
LOsF-FON terrier: description, white body
black bead, with tan spot. also when last seen
had collar marSed Mason, 723 St. Paul Street,"
answers 90 name % Mickey 4 liberal reward
VIII be given tor the return uf dog 10 W G.
JOHNSON. 9l9 Pennsylvania ave NV deZG3r
LOST--Ou the 23d a heavy oval gold ring. with
initials &c. ~. 90 l. p. c. and a date en-
graved on inside. The finder VIII confer a favor
and receive a reyard on returning same 20
GEO. WHEELER. 1889 5th S. me- de25-st
LOsT-Monday night. a fox terrier, one side Of
face white and pink around eye: other side %
face black; small spot OF two on back. Return
90 1927 10th st. and receive reward de2f3t
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RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule elective November 80. lo0a.


Trgins leave from Fynnsy lyania Station.
s:lJ a. m. Daily. Local for Hsrrisonbu-g-
WErTe1t0u. Charlotte. anG way sJatioua
lC,5l a. m Daily. Washington aud Florida
Limited. First-class coaches and drawing room
sleeper 70 jacksonville. Fla. Dining service.
ll:i5 a. IN. Daily. United states Vast Nall
first-elass coaches and drawing room sleeper
70 New Orleaus. Dining csr service.
4;Ol p. n Week Days Local for Harrison
burg md way stations CS 2isHsssas branch
4:3o p. n. Daily. Local for Wsrrenton and
Charlottesville.
s:45 p. m Daily. Nrv 3 ,rk and Atlanta Er-
Mondays. Wednesdays. 1nt Fridays, sunset
Route. Tourist sleeper Washington % san
Francisco. Pullcan bufiec service
O-5U p m Daily. New YORK and Florida
den, summeryilie. Charleston Savannah, Jack
sonyile. and Port Tampa; sleeper % Augusta.
and connection for Aiken Dining car service
i07Vl p. m. DAILY. New iork and memphis
Limited (via LyncE5urg). First-class coach and
sleepng car 90 Roanoke, Knoxville. Chat
tan0oss' and Memphis; sleeper to New Orleans
Dining car service
1913 p. m. Daily. Washington and south
western Limited All Pullman train. club and
obser'aticn cass 10 Atlanta ard Macon; sleep
ers 20 nashville Atlanta, Macon, Memphis.
New orleans. MONDAY. Wednesday and Friday
through sleeper 20 Pinehur-t. Dining lar Ser
vice.
TRAINS OK BLUEMONT BRANCH
Leave Washington. $50 a. m and 4 :83 p m
daily Week days. loo p. M, 4.35 p. m. and
6:25 P. m. Latter FOR Lees5urg only.
Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ingt0n b,a2 a. m-. 0.J2 a. M. l:fO a. m. g.45
a. n, 200 p. m, e.l5 ,. M. and $50 p. N.
daily. Local trains nom Harrisonhurg, li:55 g.
NJ. week days and pos D. m 6aly. From
Charlottesville. Is a. m. and g;50 p. daily.
Tickets. sleeping car rcseTVlttDna. and de-
tailed information can be had a. ticket Offices.
iO5 18th st., 5il Pennsy ylvauia Ave. and Penn
sylVania station Bagsage checked through
from hotels and residences.
Phone l6fe, l.. a. r. CAB Service.
Z. H. ACKERT General Manager
s. H. HARDWiCK. General Pa-s'r Agent
I. s. BROWN. General Agent
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO B. r.

Leave Nssasug.on, eN Jersey ave. and ST.
Chicago ana Northwest, 1850 a. N. '6.2Q
Cincinnati. St. Louis. and Louisville. 1000
a. Iu-, 'i.l5 3. no., 'l.ly nlgb,-
PIl-Jurg and Cle--l1ud HIU-J0 A. A.. rs-&1
p. ~ anu 4 so uight-
Columbus and ueeilng, -6-lU p. m
Winchester. 1859 d NJ, lf.l5 and li5.Sg
Luray. '4.I5 p. m
Annapolis. 1850. $50, iiII.5O a. m, il4sSO.
Fred5riez. ISIS. ''9:OO. IlIo.5o a. M. ''lls.
q 80 and o--Q g. m
HaseIslown, Io.v5 q. m and 80 ?. m
BOYD and Tay points, SIS, 800 a n
Gaithcrs5urs and way points. s-s5 --s-c0 a.
m, ll5Jo. - sl5, $50, ltsS9, 800, 1850,
'..05 ''lO-l5, lill 20 p IL
Washington Jgretiou and way points. SIS,
80 ~ a, M, ''1-l5, $50, $50 P M.
Baldmore, week days X3-O0 $500 $50,
- .o5, $50 Xs-sl SIS. N9-So, XlO-O9, II 80 A.
IA, Xl2.-O n0oG, xl- x5V0. Aa.v3, X4-s0s
4-1J. Nj-0j- J-2l. -o--0. U-SU Eo-O0. Il010.
1-1O. Xa-S0. 1g-O0 a M, Xl2-2O rs. xs 90.
15.So. z5.O5. SIS. 6;So. Xs:09. xlo:oo. xn.So.
u.3J p. ~
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light.
Baltimore, Phi---.55plIa New lOrz, Bos-cu,
Gu1 TIE East. 500, = go (DlnCr), $50 lBuf-
iet, $3.50 (DnGl, lo-oo lDinerl a m:
Dlusel, t4A0 (Pailadelpaiz on,y) -5s05
(DmeTl $500 and tiI.3y b, In- (s.eeping Car
Atlantic City. .l7.O5. lilc.oO a. m. ill2-2o.
-Dliiy. Except sunday. ..suuday only.
IEXpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels
urd residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders
left at ticket Offices, Ci9 Pennsylvania Avenue
northwest. New York Avenue and Fifteenth
Street. and az station
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

Schedule Ia effect November So, 1902.
Tor 4AlLuoAl, t--, -L~ A.-l4-a south, via
AlgNanlrL4 ana trClerIcAs--I-- Leave 9tati0n
6Jh and streets, 3-lU q. Ia, 5,Ig p. ui. daily
ll-ulls tLrJ ilr hlChlullL all points on At
lsntic Coast Line ana FLORIDA. lO.A o. m,
1;UJ b. m. daily ltlOridl and Metropolitan
Limited. lOr McLuona and points on sea-
board Air Like and Florida. IO-sl r. M train
connects at Richmond with c. s. D. Ry Tor
Newport News Old Point Soin: -; ETC., 40 A.
ID. week days. A:45 p. n. daily, for
Richmond only. Pullman or parior cus on an
above trains Accommodation for QuaLtico 7.49
s. m.. sunday only; 4.-5 p. m. week days.
500 p. m-, except Saturday
f. y, ID, MYERS. ". -. DUKE. ". p ~AYLOR
President General Mgr, rraflc Mgr.
Richmond. Va
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

CHINA. JAPAN. AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
Intended Steamship Sailings from Vancouver
EMPRESS DE iNDiA...Dec p. March 3. 1903
EMPRESS CF JAPAN. ....Jan. %, April l3. 1893
EMPRESS OF CHINA. FEB. g. May 4. 1903
HAWAffAN ISLANDS AND Al STRAIIA
AORANGi. Dec. 2-AOANA....-Jsn- 9. 1908
All information az 1229 Penna. Ave.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-Loycly fat of four rooms. fur
n'shcd or uufguished bath range. and az
improvements eheap. 51s 10Th st NV. sccond
floor. de27st
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC

FOR sALE-Fine lot cf parrots. mockine hirds.
squirrels snakes. guinea pigs, rabbits. gold
fsh. Also canaries from $50 upward.
sCHliID's EMPORIUM or PETS. 10 18th st.
nv. 1o25 Il
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FOR RENr--FuRN1sHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-I70i F st. NV. furnished third
9oor rooms; southern exposure. with board for
two. $40; aLo first foor furnished for light
housekeeping $50. de27-3t
FOR RENT-Tvo small furnished rooms; heat
pas. etc-. -'W rent 00l 18th 81. NV. de2s-St
FOR RENT Furnished han room, 90 sth ST.
NV; Sl.25 week. dc27-St
FOR RENT-Fumizhed large front room,
cheap Call after D. m. 1922 18th 81 NV
dc2.-2t
FOR RENT-Fmnished room, IS month: steam
heat. I2I Oth 81 NV. de27-St
FOR RENT-Ntcely furnished. large. second
story front room 622 Il 81. NV de27-3t
FOR RENT-l2D0 1lth ST. NV. furnished front
basement; we'll heated; house keeping or bG-,-
ucss; ch.ap; week or menth- d2'-St
FOR RENT-Two rooms with private bath
.eoouo H1or, also two light basement ro0InS
1908 a 7t. uw- dc21-3t
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms, for house
hgep.u-. li.y eth 81. nw. de2I-8t
Ief sErr-Tvo bright well furnished and
heated communicating rooms third floor; ligh,
Housekeeping n desired. also front pari0r l5i
ta.. lsm.u. See rlnting Library. de27-2t
FOR RENT-Fumished room. 81 per week. g3l
. So de2l-5t
TOR BENT-Fumished rooms, single OF en-
suite. log sr. NV. dc273t
FOR RENT-Second story front room: special
ratls for two or more. 201 st. NV deZl-St
FOR KENT-Three desirable furnished rooms
heat, gas references. 221 + ST. NV. de27-St
FOR RENT-Furnisbed and unfurnished rooms,
light housekeeping. lll2 81. nv. dc25-3t
FOR RENT-Second story rooms large nicely
furnished sunny; central; abundant heat. 723
nth st. NV. de253t
FOR RENT-Funished complete; light house
. l.. nj lfHrf ffr1er
rooms, SIS, also two small rooms, so. y X
st. ne. dc26-st
FOR RENT-Large, nicely furnished room,
suitable for Two gentlemen; heat, gas, and
bath; SO 6l3 6th ST. nv. de2J 30
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished front rooms;
southern exposure 45l G 81. NV. de25-7t
FOR RENr-Sunuy front rooms; three vindoUs;
single or communicating well furnished prl-
va;e family, $40 or sl2. 9lo7 \ st. nv. de2est
FOR RENT-C.can furnished rooms. with OF
without board. ll5 q st. ne. de2jSt
FOR RENT-Large parlor. also small room.
2i5 Fast capitol st. de25-St
FOR RENT-Cozy. well heated front room,
sl2. smaller rooms, So G22 st. NV. de25 81
l2l C. ST. sE.-Couvenient to Capitol and lii
1rary, one furnished OF unfinished front room,
with or without board. de25 O.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms; gas. heat, bath
light housekeeping; reference required 205
Pennsycvania ave NV de23-5t
FOR RENT -Uufurnished rooms at 1925 stb st.
NV dezl-t
FOR RENT-216 st. NV. large and small
rooms de2l-7t
THE most accessible location in Washington;
neW house. new furniture: rooms single or en-
suite. steam heat, hot water. private baths.
bath for every two rooms, rates reasonable.
I THE PATIENCE. 90 F st. NV. del3tf
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Woman 20 cook. wash. iron for pri-
yate family $40 month. l2l 6th 81 NV. d
WANTED-Good colored cook. Cali al once.
l422 st. nw. Ii
WANTED-Tiree plain and Grstcizss cooks:
chamUermaids, dining room girl. Uhite nurse,
city; girls. Florence. Mas; way paid. SIG
l2ll loth g. Nv 1t
WANTED Cleaners; part Of dsys' work; also
good cook. Apply Monday. 1900 n. y. ave. NV
WANTED seven dressmakers- Apply J2I 18Th
s.. nv. II
WANTED-For general housc-vork, at 205 "
J. ave. nw.i must have references. II
WANTED Settled woman % nrrz,; must stay
nights and have good reference. Apply 90
81 NV II
drcn; give references. Address BOX l3g this
Office IT
WANTED-Two colored girls, l dish washer. ]
% assist with general h0useWork; wages S. per
month. sS4 st. NV. de27-5t
WANTED-A ehsmbermald. e07 18th St NV.
WANTED-Typcruter and stenographer; easy
work Address BON l8i, this Office. i
WANTED-Neat. reliable girl in small family
for general hOuscW0rk and plain cooking. gJ1
East Capitol st. Il
WANTED-Plain cook. Sl4; housemaid. So;
private families; white clerk. Inquire Fiat J.
1923 22d 81. nv. 1t
WANTED-Three girls. oha1nbermaid. and plain
cook; also nurse, one child. Inquire l535 llth
st. NV. II
WANTED-At once. respectable colored woman
70 cook and DO general housew0rk IN small
family 1l7 Washington Circle. Il
WANTED-Cood cook: also one Tor general
houseword; references; stay night s05 18th
st. NV. 10
WANTED-A white woman for general house
work, az 1923 Columbia Road, must be good
cook. stay nights. and have references. It
WANTED -Half-groNn colored girl TO assist in
nursing o baby and light housewOrE; city ref
erences. sSl 18Th Il. Nv. II
WANTED-Cirl for homework; one woman
cook. 1717 De Sales 81. nv. il
WANTED-Youug lady in doctors ofhcc. can
Monday, after 9;5O a. M, Room Q, 52i 10Th 81.
NV. II
WANTED-Reliable coiorcd woman for general
housework. three in family. Apply C21 Mass
ave. ne. i
WANTED-Fiye white hotel vegetable cooks.
s25 and $50; also c0l0rcd waitress. SIS. Apply
DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. 18th 81. and Pa ave.
deZ7-2t
WANTED-Thrce zirls to work at trade al I2I0
Z e. nv. de272t
wANTED-Colored girl. "A or IS years old
general houseWork. 4o5 i st. ne de2G-2t
WANTED Settled woman for general hou...
work; three in family; Mount Pleasant. Apply
kEEN's. l8l2 p st. NV. do2G 90
WANTED-Wh.te lady. run public cafe; not
afraid ~ work. Address BOX lls this Office
de2G-2t
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PERSONALS.
PROF. CLAY,

OH King ST., Alexandria. Va, tells everything.
rcunitCs separated, causes speedy marriages,
cures mysterious feelings Ladies' 2jc- Open
sunday; h0urs. no TO g. de27-It
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT to the workingmau
can be- had IN the money saved by buying a suit
or overcoat, slightly used. from the only re-
liable place Of its kind JJSTHS OLD STAND.
6l9 ID 81. des2--t
MME. DAVIS. born clairvoyant and card reader.
l2zs 18th ST. NV, Washington, ID. q. dels-lft
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SITUATIONS wANTEn-MALE.

WANTED-Bv young theological student, fur
uscts % take care ~ in vicinity % Howard
University. wiI accept moderate wages Ad-
dress BOX lt2. this Office. II
WANTED BY student. position 20 wait meals
morning and evenings. Address 1919 3th ct. nw.
n
WANTED-Positiou us steward or FtoroEocpcr
.n hotel or restaurant. - years experience
Address BOX i82 this Office. IL
WhNTED-By Young man. place in private
family. cooks helper or work around Office. Ad-
dress C25 ]. g. NV j.
WANTED-By good baker. situation on bread
and cakes Address BOX l2e. this Office
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FOR sALE-sUBuRBAN.

HOW TO BIZ YOUR OWN LANDLORD. near
Mount Pleasant with 800 cash and so moutEly.
For iul particulars drop postal, tcr; bone "
cali for new, l0psec ilustrted 'ao0klet. %
plat, ETC., oi North Columbia Heights Car.
Tiage free 90 seq the property
FULTON r.. GORDON,
Telephone, Main 5e3-M- 7Oi 18Th st. NV
dc2l-7t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED by experienced seamstreess, work in
hmiliCsi plain sewing; childreu's clothes a
speciality. Address BOX IGI this Office 10
WANTED-By girl. place as general house
worker. l25 k a. uw. dc2s-2t
WANTED-By neat colored girl. place as
chambermaid or waitress. 219lz 3d sr sw. m
WASTED-Bv coiored girl. houssw0rk lawn
dr}. OF cooking. Call az G3i J. ri. nv. 1t
WANTED-By o reliable white girl place as
Chambcrmaid or houseworkcr; no washing Ad
dress BOX llG. this Office de2G-8t
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.

AMERlCAN LINE.
NEW SOUTH THANlPTON-LONDON
Phila-Dec. 81. 10 an. S. Paul-Jan-Il. 10 am.
kr0Oni d. Jan. $40 Am Finland -jan-17. l01-m-
RED STAR LINE.
NEW K-ANTWERP-PARIS
Eroonl' D. Jan 3, 10 am. Finland. .Jan1 10 am.
Zeeland.Jan 10. &c an. Yaderl' Liam. "a loan.
COMP ANY'S WASHINGTON CFFICE. 1896 r St
\. W.. 5r Geo. ". Moss. l4ll s.. y. ".
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FOUND.

FOUGD-Pound, marble and fruit cake az 10
cents per pound; fye-nound cake, % cents.
WILKINS CAFE. g24 9th St. NV. dc22-7t
FOUND-Laoey's Ice cream absolutely pure
20 cents per gallon. Delivered in unlettered
wagons. 607 New York ave. NV mIO-u
The Washington times., 1902-12-27
WALL PAPER

NnLTE, s24 9th 50. NV, is constantly rccelV.
ing the latest and most attractive designs in
Val Papers, and papers rooms from s.. % up.
Gail and investigate for yourself and be coo
Vinced. mIl-tf
The Washington times., 1902-12-27
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS
FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UE-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Furnishcd and unfurnished rooms
from 81 per week up. IlSI 7th 81. NV. dc26-3t
The Washington times., 1902-12-27

TRAINS or BLUEMONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington. $50 a. m and 4:43 p. m
daily Week days, 200 p. M, ASS p. NJ. and
6;Z5 p. m. Latter FOR Lces5urg only.
Mohave County miner., 1902-03-08

Gross, Chas., Mineral Park.
Cabin and water right known
as Flores ranch 100, saddle
horse 30, 4 stock horses 81,
l5 head cattle $50, saddle 25.
tax
penalty and costs. -. :.
Mohave County miner., 1902-03-08

Gold Bug Mining Co., II. ii.
Watkins, Agt., Kingman. In
Minnesota district. Gold Bug
mining claim, patented 500,
BueDa Vista mining claim,
patented, 800, r. S. P. V. min
ing claim, patented, 500, Mar
iposa mining claim, patented,
500, Little Daisy mining
claim, patented, 500, Rattle.
snake mining claim, patented,
500, Gold Bug No. 9 mining
claim, patented, 500, Hunt.
iDgton mill 1900.
toA ''''s' s.......,....
penalty and costs.
Mohave County miner., 1902-03-08

Gold Road Mg. Co., Kingman
Building at Gold Road mine
lto, l work horse so, mining
machinery 20.
tax ...........
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-14
Burned by Lightning

Oar townsman, Mr.. A. +. Fun
derhurk, received q phone message
Monday morning that his brother,
Mr.. I. ID. Funderburk, who lives
in Chesterfield county, about two
miles from Dudley, had his saw
and grlst mill burned during the
heavy thunder storm carly that
morning. He also lost quantity
OF lumber. His loss will amount
toprobably $500, or $500, with
no insurance. The origin of the
fire is supposed to have been from
lightning.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-14
Death Of Prof e.. Snurioy

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Valley, died last Saturday ut .
o'clock. ~. m. after an ;llre.g 9
ohout tan dovs uatoo,, srado,
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-14
The Memorial Exercises

Confederate memoriuj ccro-
monies were observed =. u.r,l
here Mondav aftcr.aao The old
vets, lnGic. and Children .,r. 90
etrr,rns IN fart dn,ost tho a,tiro
community ,s.omhIol ,t ,Lo .,,,,t
house souare ot g o,c)ocl, ,,l
marched 10 the prc.hyterion