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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. Si-55 up; house painting;
lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS. llu5 9Th ST.
ne. Phone East Sa6-D. mai-5
FEN DAYS NORE-RooHs papcred, > up.
HUNT, so C. st. NV MAJ
ROOMS PAPERED, 8 up: gifts OF plain
GEO. c. BRUEHL, 1914 eth ST uN Drop
postal. mz3-7
EoLTE, e9i 9Th St. NV. is constantly Tcceiv-
psall Papers, and papers rooms from s.. 10 u.
Can and investigate ior yourself and Be co.,.
yi2Ced- uIE-t5
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WANTED-Gcruau -iri 20 nurse baby aud as
ssr around Hoasc. tan 1923 Hailaeh place NV
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through trains from the South arrive Wash
lngteu ca g. m, $50 4 NJ, 20 a. III, 9-45
a. n, 200 p. m, 5;I5 p. ~. and $50 ?. ~
daily Local trains ir5fa Hafrisoul55rg, HISS
N. week days and 9;43 p. ~ daily. F-oIa
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR saba grown PERSONS tricrcle; could
also hc used o.. an invalid 20 make IL r7Ia by
hand. perfect condition. CYCLE EXCHANGE,
80 10th Il. HW. mss
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70. Il YOU ARE GOING TO PUT
81 u q money in bank, you look for the
- safest Institution; Why not Use the
same care when you deposit your
vaiuabies for z loan. We have a building and
safes made for that purpose All business
absolutely confidential Money loaned On
watches, diamonds, iewelTy, etc Interest at
three per cent instead Of ten.
L. K. FUL1ON'S LOAN OFFICE
Established Is70 ia Ninth Street nv
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FOR lighthouses

DOUBLE HOUSE. 9 rooms ana bath. cellar. fur
race; all modern improvements, $50; excellent
loeatiou5 two doors from last Capitol ST. @ iIE
81 e21-3
FOR RENT $50. 1910 9Th - me-; corner
Callan. tLree-atoTy hsy-wiHdoW brick; al mod
ern Improvements; II good condition. Apply
10 oNner, 1875 -zG 81 up. m27-3
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FOR sALE-M1scELLANEoUs

CHARcoAL-cbeap haeli CARLOAD sI.75: also
egg coal ID and SIS. s. 29-2
For SALE-C75esp. lot Of rev furniture, cali
a once 3lz sLh 81 nv q
FOR sALE-Fins bred Jersey COW fresh. AppIv
~ Sheridan 81, near BrightWood ave e2a-5
FOR sALE-BuH dog and pups; all $40. p
Coxs alley nv. eI
FOR SALE-Bay state inlaid s7reet-toued e1i-
tsr; cost so, VIII sell for - 30 uuick yur-
chaser. ll55 Fourteenth 81 NV e29-3
FOR SALE-To lady, eleyen-stonz diamond
locket and chain, IN pawn for SO; tici = cheap.
Adcirees BOX >, this o.ice- MOS
FOR sALE-Sew upright piano. furniture. ear
PES. l625 l3th 81. m2g-S
FOR SALE-Conteuts seven-roou house: house
icI rent. la5 North Carolina ave So mZg-5
FOR sALE-e'ak bedroom suites $40; sidei>art
So large refrigerator. 50 rOli-Tup desk, sI2-jG
lrors and brass beds -alld mahogany and bird 5
eye maple suites; bookcases; library tables;
piano. folding bed and entire contents o.
- r0oms5 must sell At once, party leaving city;
dealers and parties TcfurHi5uing- bring your
pockztbcozs with YOU HARRY SAYMAS go
On st. nv. e2s-3
F0R SALE-S5O typewriter; condition perfect;
polished travelling case; universal keyboard, So;
InstreutiGns. 10 Atlantic Building. esq
FOR SALE-Lot OF G, 10 and I2-iHcA betting 81
good as new; also lot OF hot water radiators in
good condition Il BEKNIIEIlIER, Us c It.
NV e2s-2
FOR sALE-A double-b5rrcicd shotgun: breech-
leader; as good as new; 4 bargain r. F.
rREt SsER. L0cSsHith, - 18th 81 e2s-5
FOR SALE-WiH sacrifice my tine flmily COW
(frtsh}, If sold il the next two days. for s@5
x. T. VIOLET, Nth and Galveston sts, Brook
land, D. G. mss
FOR SaIE-Seviug machines on credit. %
cents weekly. from - mp Our finely equipped
machine sLop and high skilled tu=chinists en-
able Js TO guarantee every machine and ex-
change machines not satisfactory. 325 ~ 81.
sw. Open until D. mzs-7
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CREDIT TO ALL.

Diamonds and Watches. small weekly. r,outbI7
payments, lowest prices; goods guaranteed; de
Gverpd ca first payment; business confidential:
call or write, J DRUEKER, 1901, corner Pa
ave. and 18th St, Upstairs late with Cassei-
berg's- au6-26
Truth ABOUT WATCHES and mainspriags,
Zoe BROWNE 90 ? 81 uz. usI-tf
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wkNTED-RooMs AND BOARD.
WANTED-RooMS.
Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED-A small iron safe. must be in good
condition. address Bon 80. TINS office. mss
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PERSONALS.

CLAIRVOY ANT-Card reader NINE. DAVIS.
l22s 18th s.. NV e2s-I4
: NINE. THEO,
Gard Reader. Palmist Medium. Removes spells,
reunites the separated. gives luck German
spoken. $50 u St NV. 25e, 5oe m27-2
MADAME BURNETT. celebrated palruist and
clairvoyaHt- els & 81 nv e2s-S
WORKlNG.NEN, who want a Ifs when thei7
pockets are low. and money comes hard. they
c1n save the 3 per cent they have To- pay
for the use OF money 10 meet expenses. by
b1Ivin, good suit of clothes taiior-made.
slightly used bur the best judge can't tel it.
and we sell them at prices 70 suit your earn
i.gs The money saver. il STH'S Old STAND
Gl3 ID 81 e25-1
DR.. LEATHERMAN,
Expert Specialist in cure OF ali acute and
chronic ailments. Complaints Of the digestive
organs. nervous and blood disorders quickly
cured
COasuItatien free 500 = ST. INV.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

a&tHANGE-Nire t-room and bath houses s
for lots. Address BOX 4qi this office. eas-
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Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and de-
failed information can be had Il ticket ofices.
705 18th St, 81 Pennsylvania Ave. and Penn
sylyauia Station. Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences.
Phone t5fO p. r. r Cab Service
G. II. ACKERT General Manager
& T. .HARDNTCK. General Pas'r Agent.
/ : BROWN General Agent
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WANTED-WiIl coach for university, high
school or civil service exams: I5c. per hour.
address u once Box O. this office eI
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FOR RENT-oFFICEs.

FOR RENT-Folir connecting rooms suitable
for Office or housekeeping ia house 90 ST.
na-, SIS; one large office room IA house Cl7 +
-. Hw. S. kfgs ~ Oh. eZg-2
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SPECIAL GUARD
FOR PRESIDENTS.
NEW BILL PROVIDES FOR A
MILITARY ESCORT.
sesressr, of War tn rrostde De-
tai, for Dut,. With distinctive
Dress. Arm. and Equipment.

WASHINGTON. Feb. n.-senaior
Hoar from the Committee on JhdiarE'
to-day fav1rab,y reported a bill Tor IN"
prt. .;I,n OF he President % tiie United
states. the iNce-rrcSiden, aud others
The secretary ~ War l., authorized
and directed TO select detail from ne
regular army to guard and protect the
person Of tn. President. without ln-
necessary display H. IL also author
Iy.d and directed e. make special rules
and regulations as to dress. arts and
equipment ot such guard. and 8" pub
iLsh only -uch ~ IN. rules and rsSula-
upr. ~ d. mis deem proper.
Tn. pin provides thar any person sh'
snail Ni,hiu tie limit. ~ IN" United
states or my other place subject 90 -
Jurisdiction. wlIfuily kill or cause th"
death OF the President OF Vice. rr--iicut
or any uric.r IT, I'm, ~ succession. or
WIN -haA siliuiy rius" TIE lraih ~
inr sovereign pr chief maSisirAi" ~
any foreign country. shall Doe punished
IN attempt TO commit either of the
offence mentioned l> ais puaisH t'.'
ny death
IN. hi.l alsp provides punishment
q twenty years iur the person - per
sons found guilty. ~ iusiigatlnS al
Vlstn. ~ ssun-"ilIng TIE k!lIins ~
any " the persons named
Irnpr..lnub..rt pf fiN- years l. prov ih' j
,lr persons convicted = uffrring words,
.pak.n W. published which threaten .y
kin or l', Sc - lus'igat- any 90 XIII
the parsons named
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STX-DAY RUNNER
FAINTS ON TRACK.
Horst of the Australian Team, Succumbs to Terrific
Pace Set by Davis, the Mohawk Indian.

John Click to keep up with the pace
set b the younger runners in the
contest llegelman. VINO N,plac
his partner Cavanaugh. shortly be-
fore , lock started of at lively
pace. which made the other leaders
resort to the same kind of spinning
in order 10 not allow the speedy
German 10 gain any laps on them.
1t the end Of the fourteenth hour
of the race HeIelman and Cava-
naugh were still leading the bunch.
they being two miles and fve laps
ahead OF Davis. the Indian. and his
PARTNER. Carroll Guerrero. the
Mexican. who has been participating
in x-day races long enough TO he
retired on pension. kept up his
steady sprint and did so we'll that
nj els o'clock he managed to pass
MYERS and Dineen. having gained
eight laps on them and crepi up into
third place.
Two teams dropped oIt during me
early morning hours. Tn. iirsi to ~
wore Edward Gordon and MiHc Ly'G,
knnNr IS the els. ward Team oi
this city. Ats O'Clock Andy Cuneo ana
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ROOSEVELT BOY DELIRIOUS,,
TEMPERATURE IS INCREASED.
Typhoid Complication with Pneumonia Adds to the
Chance Against Hm-Experts Hurried from
New York to Battle with Disease.

noon we can hardly expect in
proved onditions before tomorrow.
DR. Lambert. the family physician Of
. President who thoroughly un-
derstands the boys constitution has
been called into consultation and
will! reach here late tonight
IL shattuck who i, auen ing
Young Roosevelt expressed much
surprise tina, the TOY hiss no; been
ueiirious before To day All of the
ot or boys similarly al. tea have
been delicious and lIs only now be-
coming ,ogn.zlnt of what gong On.
orcmr Representative l.awrcn g
called on the President this after
noon. To him The President sad
his son was suffering from a malis-
nan, attack OF pneumonia The dis
ca has attacked Young Theodore In
t. most acute form.
The germs are hard 10 cultivate.
declared DR.. Shariuck. but live only
~ or seven days. expect the
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GRoToN. Mass Feb. 10 Young
Theodore Rooseyelt's condition is
even more serious late his afternoon
than /, wls a; non His tempern-
trro mas risen considerably and as
n result ne IL sometime slightly de-
llrious. The. periods Of deliriums
laxt only few minut"s hut because
Of the con lued high temperature
hi Is doing the greater part OF the
time.
Frequently when talking with his
father and mother h. drops IN into
a restless sleep which lasts but a
short while. The rPesid n and Mrs
Roosevelt are constantly at his bed
side. The President was away but
4 few minutes tn luncheon. and Mrs
Roosevelt, ate at the infirmary.
Bad Day for Hoy.
The boy has had IN exceptionally
nard day declared Secretary TO the
President Cortelyou lat. this after
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George Wilhelm watien. a banker q
Brrm,I. aud - member OF the Imper!s
Yacht CLUB. OF, wnicl the kaiser /
Commodore AMI Prince Henry Vice
Commoinrr. ~tilod ug Mayor Low thu
morning % pay Ms r-sperts
Aa.'| - 30 - mas E,ta made in N,
tFEa1g, m"nts Tor Pruc. Herrys q
repu1U The Prince viii be t6ndert,
tlo freedom %, the city a; 80 Feb =
Instead n 800. IN '1a1 date The chang,
AS ordered from Washington
Il think saiI Mavnr Low "ih.
weather permitting 'Ie steamer all
dock early rll -.ny tl give the Primo
the freedom 81 'hc city ; GA the day h
gets here
Mayor l.pw hs a,sn 90 haset VIII
requests tHr seats - thv OBJ --rI % homo
- Prince ~ snrv 'ha; Do HAs 7Hstp ne,
the preparation ~ his message 10 IN,
Board 90 Aldermen
lie wtl ~ g., nave 0, ready 5y Feb
Mail Is ALREADY lr-iyi1E Or Prime,
Hsar, ana when be reaches New Yori
nsr, MI Pee sewers! stSs % letters
.rsHsrs AMI nfnk gr- asa COS aim.
- lU'-.sr,l ut-. 'hr Nr1Crzpl.Cru and
HyIlI ra delivered hy Postmaster Var
Il. 90 fH. Frtgrrn~'s r1rh'
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SON
SHOT PLAYMATE.
YOUNG FAIRBANKS ACCIDEN-
TALLY WOUNDS COMPANION.
News ~ sNe sssessas ~ NV. M
Ha,siia's Son Suppressed
Unsti To-Day.

WASHINGTON. Feb io.-Robert Fair
hanks. tn. fourte-n-ys old son ~
s.nntor Fairbanks, ~ indiana. II r7s
learned to-day. shot and Dangerously
.ortlei sis lit;lc playmate. Francis
U,mlin. .,n 81 the Rev Lunis Himlln,
,...,or OF IN. church - the covenant
in this city hast Saturday - they ser'
PLAYING together NJ the Falrh'ns' rest
.,.nce. at Elgh;.-nth street and Massa-
chusetts avenue.
They are interested together in an
amateur newspaper and de- their "di'o
rI,l work and get out heir pap"r Ia
Robert FsirSankss play room.
H.vlrs ~caried Of their n.wSpapsr
work. the two boys went an an eSpl"r'ns
expedition 20 the room Of Senator Fair-
bsnkss eldest son. Who served IN the
SPANISH war Major Fairbanks aas his
room decorated with implements ~ var
and souvenir. OF his campaign Among
them Is larg" revolver
younx Fairbanks sh"sed his hii'e
companion hos Easy u Wa 10 load and
unload he weapon. Young Hsm.!n rN'
perimentcd With ~ a~hlir ana ih"n
laid IL asId. to examine some % ih'
other MAR trophies IN exhibition.
While YOUNG Ham.in aas thus -
x.gsi vouu. FAIRBANKS picked up NJ
revolver and believing IL ,o b" IN.
loaded. snapped q several times The
LAST tim- ne snapped IL an explosion
.o!losci The ball I.opshsi - va
tGToUgH the Jack ~ the arcs OF young
uamlln who fell 2" the n31r ~ " Tea
Servants we're sent IN every direction
for -urgs bn-, nui " Was -'u- lime be.
fore one could be found
The Rev Mr. and MIS- Hamlin wer.
sent for. but they we're out calling - ~
took some time 10 find ou; Who the Ham.
Ems had for their family physician. Or
Gardner VAS nnally summoned. but when
he arrived ne announced thlt u sss 4
case for a surgeon. Dr., Macdonald Va,
sent FOR. bu, In the mean time three
other do-tors mad arrived.
The wound was dressed, and the lit'l
sufferer remained At IN. Fairbanks
house over Saturday night as II vn'
though, b~st no, to NOV. him. Yss;,t
day he rallied sufficisntly TO b~ remove
to DR. Hamlins residence. round ih'
corner on Connecticut avenue. Mr..
RAmlin says to-day her bny II seiting
along nlc~Iy. and she hopes n. may 10
aol- 10 ~ out IN feS days
The Fairbank. and Hamlin fa;nil"'
endeayorei to suppress any mention p'
the unfortunate AFFAIR IN the newspapers
hut In view " the numerous sensaiinuI
stories OF the shooting the above Har
authorizes ~ mcmhrr u m" ~ TN
families interested
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DIED RATHER THAN
RISK A FAILURE,
JULIUS AlTSCHUt KILLED
HIMSELF WITH ACID.
Feared He Would Not Get Certin-
cate as Phsrmscist Mt Coming
animation.

Fearing that he would fall to secure n
pharmacists certificate after months OF
hard study. j. tus Altschul killed him
self to-day By taking prusslc acid
Altschui. who was thirty-two years
old. had been employed as sub-clerk
In a drug store at Madison avenue and
One Hundred and First street All his
spare time he devoted to the study of
pharmacy. hoping To pass his examlna-
lion witbin short time hut Of late
he became respondent. He told hl.
acquaintaces that he feared he would
fall. that all his family and friends
were In Russia and that the bright
dreams he hoped to realize In this
country had vanished.
Instead Of studying harder he brooI-
cd
lie left the drug store this morning.
giving the clerk two letters addressed
20 persons In Russia to mail FOR h m.
No trace OF him was seen after that
until hts landiady. Mrs wolfert. found
him iying dead on his bed in his little
room at No. Q. East one Hundredth
street.
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TWO DEsERTERS HANGED.
Men 81 the Ninth 'r'Hir, Had
,o.,.,i IN, tIIipiao insurgents.

MANILA FEB 10 Edmond \ DG-
Dos. and Lewis Russell. dcs"rtcrs rom
,,ampany = Smith cavalry "a negro
r.sim.uu Who stole arms belonging i'
the regiment and ,nincd III" Insurgents
in August lnst 'pr ~nlrh they ""T"
tired md sentenced %, . military a'm'
mission, we're hanged Feb Al Guinn.
b,,nn Province OF Alhay IN the pres
enc o. 3.." prppl.
Tho execution wlS ORDERLY Wns
,,n",yl..d a, capi Hear n VIZ sht
.. the Slnth cavalry comma ndins tAr
nu.s.Il's was the Hrst case whore the
4. ,rrmnud.ns GENERA M thv Philippines
had directed the execution Of the sen
trnC- - i"Ath against m enlisted man
vi bout rcr'Tcn'" 20 The War Depart
m.nt. II wa- laid fore President
Wocseyelt IN tim" To- prevent The cNecu-
tion hsl n desired to - 50. The prerl-
dent. after consulting with the sc'rc.
tary % War. declined 10 interfere and
A ,abi. message to that erect was sent
to Gen. chafree on "Wednesday Inst
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CENSURED FOR RAID
ON MUSICAL CLUB.
DETECTIVES ARRESTED As.
CHENBR0EDEl STEWARD.
Magistrate Keller Fr~es Htm aad
with Cienched Fists sc,ids
the Police.

Magistrate Zeller. sitting In the Har.
ZEN Cou.t. to-day. denounced a. out
rnscous the conduct 81 two detectives q!
tn. Eas- Eishty-eighth street Station.
HaEEerty and Lake. who went into the
bar ~ the Aschenhroedcl Assoc!a ton.
No. iS East Eighty-.lxth street. yes
;erday. purchased beer without a sand.
witch and arrested James Peterson. this
steward
The Aschenbroedei Society II COM
posed of musicians In the theatre or
ches,ra,. but Haxserty and Lake swore
that tn. club runs public bar at which
any one having the price Is served with
drinks.
Magistrate Zeller pounded the desk
wit hh's hsis and loudly maintained
that the Aschenbrocdel II private
club and that tn. detectives would he
as well warranted In making arrests
for excise violations at the houses Of
the iiederkranz or Arion societies
Peterson was discharged
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crisis TO be over within the next
,hirty-siN hourf
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt
have been buoyed up with hope by
tho doctors who have tod them
chat the bcy's condition would be
con, derably worse as the crisis az
pc he's
President. pisn> Uncertain.
The Presidents plans are uncer-
tain. lie will remain here until as
sr-sd ly The doctors that his soa's
condition is no Longer critical. Sec
rotary Cortelyou is attending .
executive business. having long
distance telephone direct TO Wash
Ington. The Presidents private car
and engine still remains here, but II
is unlikely tina: the President will
leave before Wednesday night or
Thursday morning.
The physicians attending the boy
gay that he is showing remarkable
continued IN Sse5a3 Pa=eD
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TOPPING IS NOW
IN SAN|TAR|UM.
FATHER SAYS OvERW0RK AT.
FEcTED YOUNG MAN.
sevSsrh~. On Wrist No Indication
that lie Intended so Commit
suicIde.

Nervous prostratIon. brought on D.,
ose!work. Is giyen AZ the cause OF the
o2earance a week ago Of Walter J.
Topping. who's" VII. Is nrst cousin OF
the Duchess OF Manchester Charies
Topping. general claim agent Of tn"
United States Express Company nnd
father Of the young man. this morning
said that walter was found Ia Jersey
city last SATURDAY. night and taken "a
Smith innrmary Sew Brighton. 8. l..
FOR treatment NJ Topping denied that
there were cuts IN the wrists NJ his son
indicating tina, he mad attempted sui.
cid. a cut on one wrist. IN. father
said. IL merely scratch
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POOL-ROOM RAID
IN PARKER HOUSE.
TUMULT IN BROADWAY HOTEL
WHEN POLICE ACT.
Yrstor. IN y stampede and Act
r-~--s Lisirx In the Place
Frightened.
\ In W. nado by p.,.ctlve Msh.r

-sti vas made ny Detective Msher.
" DE. Tanderloiu station. this after
noon an , pool-room which vas run
ming IA full blast In room M. - At
II. pnrker House. Broa iSay and Thir-
ty-ninth street
Tn. detective gained admlulncc 20
tl- phase AT ~ o'clock, Fiti"'n or
twenty men n.rr loung nE nrounl me
room. which aas furnished WITH All inc
raranh,rnal.a necessary for p"'l S'"-
ing Hets were being laid heavily on
tho Srv orleans r,pos After seeing
..y.r,u gaEcrs mad. Mih'r srhhh'd
,uo mon who wore behind a rlrt'i'n
an, A Lively scramble followed AMONG
bct,,rs They rushed into Ia" h"i'"'S
and down tho steps at a lNeiy CUP
Tn. tumnlt created by IN" escaping
s,nhi.rs aroused IN" guests ~ the
hotel. many of whom are actresses
In few minutes the different lanilnsS
we're nliel with excited groups o. women
xh, were at loss to- understands ihe
commotinn
They wee tnlf there had been raid
,n,rn added L, the feminine -Ng.trmcn;
for IN. disturbed : Iests IA u"' ka'"
that a p5al-oam rad been est hlishcd
In IN, house II Ma some iIfnr h"ihF''
the hotr, manager could convince ~"
abmsn that he aIatr would moan
nothing TO them,
the West Thirt."th street station Nn"l
CAV. their names as James wilson. 81
Baltim ore. and John y. Gordon. a tel
egraph operator, "f NJ. 1873 Baltic street,
5ank-rOll of sls was found on WI
son.
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BERLIN. Fob lo-Admirnl Prines
Horny ~ Prussia came with Empcro
William from rotsdam this morning
"a, all remain quietly al the Schlos
fn'. Trcaitv ,seui'r when Ii
Majesty Wiil give dinner in honor "
Ptlup' i''rry ana hi. suite, a; wnlS
.Ie CnIt"l states AmbasssdQF. Andres
u White. yla be present Tbs .iI
'" ;1s Emperor. farewell 90 his brother
pin 20 IIrrg will leave Berlin or IN
midnight 'giin 'or kiti lie sill sta.
there lntil Saturday morning and vii
men - o. Br-ngrhayen. where he wil
aa entertained az luncheon IN the sta
ilHE-hnIse, and wil. 20 On board IN
Nr'nprinE Wilhelm In the afternoon
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QUARANTINE AT SING SING.
Nh smail-r"N In Prison. but Sisi-
tors Excluded as n PrerautIUu.

OSSINING. y. y. Feb lo-Th, Sing
Sing State Prison has been placed un.
der quarantine until further notice as /,
prccautlon against smallpox. II q
feared tina; the disease might be intro
duced lnto the prison 10y visitors and 80
the Warden has deemed II adyisib'e n
establish a quarantine. No express mat
ter or boxes for the prisoners viii he
received for the present.
There have been no cases of small.
pox In the prison and Warden johnson
.Ays &c does not want any there.
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J y Morando. the Italian team. -etired.
The weakened ones viii continue to fali
by tn. wAys!te during the day for the
pace Is hot and only the stronges, viii
survive
vhe indisS spsists.
The indian. Dsvis. came on the tra.,k
about o'clock and Ioa.ed along for .
spell t. Sc; limhered mp Then he start
81 In to cut down CavanaEh's lead.
~. sped around the .a~dust ring with
! rnarkablc grace ard speed. and lap
after lap ne made up on cavSnagh. but
the lrisr.nan never varied from a jog
trot and app, 1red 10 pay no attention
&" he ifdi-n The crowd cheered the
Indian on. and :he fleet footed Mohawk
covered ground with no apParen, effort
cavhnaEh could no, stand the pace
end soon called ,or Icge.man to relieve
him Ten toe Indian lapsed into .
walk and ate an orange.
4 killing pace.
Th' men ar Ola rot mos, 81 the
i'm. they are on the track II seems
Impossible that they car. keep up this
gait FOR sIx days even IL they are only
IN the track twelve hours day There
mas been no le.-Gr since the pen started
AT Midnight Tn. old u. A. II. veteran
Barnes anne oit on the track shortly
tcontinusd on Second Pags)
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JURORS ESCAPE DUTY ON A NOVEL EXCUSE.

Henry Low
.nha Supreme
adjourned unl Both
and the out Of alleged
statement by
Faeo Club and his resignation has been
led for denies making the statements
and excused Samuel Everett Of No
sos
cubmen said they thought such disputes ought
didn't believe public mud-hrowng
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Ba,,,-.nip for Prince. n-cep,io.

Special ra7 Elsalas World
NORFOLK. FEB. l0-The battle -shiJ
Illinois salei to-day for Scr York
where she vii a.; as flagship on the 90
ci,ipn en- Prince Hrurys reception. She
VII have Der final acceptance trial q
ga, the Naval Boards ~ Inspection
and Survey. which came from " asnIns
ton ihls morning, J-ing ABOARD