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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-04-25
NEARLY PULLED HEAD OFF.
Hanged at Newark fer Killing His
Wife and Child.

.IBy AESOcIaled PreSS.)
Newark, N. j.. April 25.-Henry
schwab was hanged here today for the
murder Of his wife and child. AS the
body fell the mans head was nearly sew
cred and blood spurted from the neck.
Schwab was barber. He was diss-
pated, and his wife made arrangements
to leave him. When he learned of her
determination he killed her and their
child.
He cut his own throat, but not seri-
ously.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-04-25
Will Investigate Y argos.
(By Associated Press. }

Washington, April 25.-The senate
committee on Cuba today decided to in
stitute an investigation into the charge
that the greater part of the present crop
of Cuban sugar is held by the sugar
trust of this country, as directed by the
resolution introduced by Mr.. Teller on
April 10.
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SITUATION UNCHANGED.
dsy Associated Press }


san Francisco, AprI 25.-The
strike situation Ii unchanged this
morning Both sides are await
7 Ing advlces from the Eastern own
I ers OF the United Railway lines.
II In expected that the local rep
resentatives OF the Baltimore SYM
dicate VIII be ready for n final
conference with the strikers com
mlttee this morning.
nhe cars of the Geary street
cable road are running today. tho
owners OF that road having come
TO an agreement with the strikers
last evening.
The Geary street rond. while n
separate corporation, has been
managed by Mr.. VInlng OF the
Market street system, and when
= the men of that system walked
out the Geary street men fol-
lowed
a n n n 4 = y = 4
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-04-25
EATING GROWS MORE EXPENSIVE
AS MARKET PRICE IS INCREASED
public at $780, and the securities are to
be listed I'm New York
Treasury Assets

public at $50, and the securities are to
be listed In New York.
Treasury Assets.
a ssets In the treasury of the United
Copper company will consist of $3.50. 900
hrst mortgage 6 per cent bonds of the
Montana Ore Purchasing company: $780,
600 first mortgage per cent bonds OF
the Nipper Consolidated Copper COM
pany, 30 per cent of the capital stock
OF the Montana Ore Purchasing COM
pany and Of the Nlpper Consolidated
company, 95 per cent of the properties
and of the companies now owned by the
ileinze syndicate In the Butte mining
district. and 100000 shares OF the COM
mon stock of the United Copper COM
panies OF Montana.
Signed by Heinze.
The circular says that the $4,000 900
preferred stock of the United Copper
company Is an absolutely safe invest
ment and Is sure Garner of per cent
per annum. The moneys derived from
the public subscriptions for the SIS, 900.
600 of common stock would be divided
between the underwriters and the orlgi-
nal owners.
The circular says that IL the whole
amount were taken by the public at $50
per share this would make the cost
to the underwriting syndicate of the pre-
fcrred stock only about $3.50, 900 instead
OF s2,5ooOOO.
The circular Is signed by A. p. Helnzc.
olto Y. Heinze and Stanley Clifford.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-04-25
FIGHT WITH THE REBELS.
(By Associated Press !


Hong Kong, April 25.--Advices
received here today from WI
Chou, under date of April 20, an
nounce that a bloody battle was
then proceeding between a force
OF imperial troops, on their way to
Nan Ming, and large party of
rebels.
The imperia! army attacked the
rebels encamped in the Wu Chou
hills, brought up two Maxims and
two 12-pounders and finally scat
tered the rebels and captured their
leader, Hung Yung Seng, who was
wounded.
Subsequently the rebels cap
tured two villages of Nan Ming
and established their headquarters
In those villages.
d q cS A % q, a, a - A AAAA
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BUTCHERS AND PACKERS ARE
FORCED TO ASK MORE MONEY
OF THE CONSUMERS.
ANOTHER ADVANCE SCHEDULED

High Glass Meats Bring Prices Extra
ordinary and the Small Buyer Has
No Choice Except in Selecting the
Grade of Beef, Mutton or Pork
Hurdle Prices Continue in Local
Market.
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Iowa Has Heavy Rain.

Des Moines, Ia, April 25.--The state
OF Iowa received three hours drench-
ing rain early this morning and O steady
rain Is falling today. The soil Is now in
hrst-class shape for the completion Of
planting of spring wheat.
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In Kansas and Missouri.

Kansas City, April 25.--An average Of
half an inch OF rain has fallen within
the past "a hours in Western Missouri
and generally throughous Eastern and
Central Kansas, with showers at other
points.
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CROP CONDITIONS IMPROVING
in SEVERAL OF THE STATES

rious points show no indications of let
up. Crops generally viii be greatly bone-
flied
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-04-25
(Ry Associated Press. \

st. Louis, Mo-, April 25--Heayy rains
have fallen in this vicinity and In the
sections of Central Missouri considerable
rain fell yesterday.
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(By Associated Press.)

Chicago, April 25.--A heavy, warm
rain, which is general throughout the
Northwest, began falling during the
night and reports at o'clock from va
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Moisture Throughout Nebraska.
(By Associated Press.)

N15y ztonVtIHtEU TEs5'J
Omaha, Neb., April 25.-Rains were
genral throughout Nebraska, Western
Iowa and the Black Hills country last
night and today, with prospect of a
continuance.
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CONTINUED on Page Three.)
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-09
BALTIMORE & OHiOR,R,

Schedule in effect November =, 1901
Leave Washington. New Jersey ave and C 81.
Chicago and Northwest. sIO.95 = n 20 Q n
= Cincinnati, ST. Louis aad Louisville. 'IO.o5
a m GAS P n 'I-lO night
PittsbUrE and Cleveland. 10 - 4 m : 20 p
". and 100 night.
Columbus and Wheeling. ego p n.
EiRehesteF, SIS a. m. s.i5. AID So p N
Laaspoiis. = Z S.i 8 ..s.so. ISIS. Eu-a
FTsdsrieE. ISIS. 1900. 1913 4 n. -.Ia8
li4-So, and SD p a.
HzSsrEtown. 1905 A. n and SO p n
BOYD and way points. SIS --S-O0 a. n s-1:l5
U1-s0 SD s-IO.I5 II so D n
GaithsEsburg and way points. s:55. 500 a
lies. go. ''I0-I5 ill-30 p H
y Arlington Junction aud rsy points SIS,
1900 a. n s-l-I5 'f-S0 $50 D. m
Baltimore, week days. Ns 90 800 $50 Il -05.
Il IS. $3.50 S-35 xs 80. xlO-OO 1I-55 q n.
xI2.sO noon. HIS, 100. Ni-Oo T4-2o. AS.
K5-Os. x5-s5 1S-SO. $50. xs-Oo. Nlo-o0. ElI-9o.
lI.55 p m StIndsy8 800. II %. NI-l5. SIS.
r8-0O a m xI2 80 lis. Il 90 $50 15-06.
KISS, $50. 800, zfo 90. XII 80. KISS p.
ROYAL Blue LINE.
AL trains illuminated with Piatseh Light
Baltimore. Philadelphia, Se~ YORK. Boston, sn4
the East. > 90. 30 (Diner). $50 (Bufet)-
$500 (Direrl 1000 Diner A. n. -I2,80
DINER, 800 ('-soysl Limited" Diner. 400
Buffet. f5.o5 DINER. SOD ard -1I-sO p N
(SleePing Car open At 1900 o'cIockB-
Pullman Cars On all day trains
Atlantic CITY. 'l2-So noon
sDaily- Except sunday --Sunday only.
4 EEpress trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences ~ Union Transfer Co or orders lefs
west. Sev YORK avenue and Fifteenth Street, and
-saftnr-
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SOUTHERN RY.
schedule corrected to January .. Iso2-
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Stztioa-

HfGNlille corrected % January p, ~
Traius leave from Pennsylvania Stztio1-
S-tl a. m. Daily. Local Tor HsTris0uburg, War
rentou. Charlotte and uay stations.
I0-5l a. Daily. Washington, Richmond AMI
Fl0-ida Limited First-class coach and drawing
room sleeper 20 Jacksonville. Dining car service.
MS a. m Daily United States last Nail
FIrsr-Ciazs coaches and drawing -r00m sleeper to
New Orleans. Dining car service
u-3T a. m Daily Local Tor Warreuton AMI
Charlottesville.
s-0l 3. m. Week DAYS Local for Harris1u-
burg and Way stations on Manassas branch.
ABB p. Daily. Local for Wasrenton and
Charlottesville.
$50 ?. m Daily Washington and Chattanooga
Limited tvia LyuchburEl- Fifst-clzss coach and
sleeping car 20 Roanoke. Knoxville CharraaCogE
and Memphis; sleeper % New Orleans Dining
service
80 p. r. Daily. Srw YORK and Atlanta En-
49, First-clsss coach and sleeper 20 AtlEnta:
- - "a cinesdays and Fridays. Sunset Route
-. I acr Washington % san Francisco.
PuIlmal brier zt- -,
o-55 .. n nsiIr. ~ YORK and Florida BE-
press First-Class coach and - 20 oaf-lalh'
jacksonville, and Port Tampa slerf,-- 70 -
erville. Charleston. 4ugesta. and 20 TAonas-
vile. Ga. and connection Tor Aiksn- Dining car
service
I0.s5 p m Daily Washington and Southwest
crn Limited AL Pullman train club and cbser-
walton ears 90 Atlanta and Macon, sleepe-s 70
Nashville, Atlanta. Macon, Memphis. New Orleans
Tri-weeziy 10 PinehIrst. y c. Mondays " Cd
nesdsvs, and Fridays Dining ear service.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA. THE 23D DAY OF DECFN-
Der, 1e9l.-JOHN j. HAMILTON Trustee
vs. JOHN b. MURPHY ct al No. 22g12
Equity Docket
On motion Of the plaintiff, 10y Hamilton & Col
bert. bis solicitors, it is ordered that the de
PENDANTS, John ST. Murphy, Alice n Murphy and
John PIcseus cause their appearance % BE- en-
tered herein on or before the first rule dav or-
curing forty days after this day; otherwise the
cause viii be proceeded with ia case Of default
The object Of this suit is % declare null and
void the deed recorded IN lbsT pos FOL- a. con-
yryiuE all interest Of defendants John 81 Nurph.
and Alice ~ Murphy, IN aud 20 she estate OF
Morris Murphy deceased 30 the defendant. John
Pickens, the ground that b was made without
consideration and with intent 90 defraud CREDITOR.
Provided copy Of this order be published once
a week for three successive weeks iu the Wash
Hgton Law Reporter and The Washington Times.
b. the Court:
(seaD A. c. BRADLEY. Justice etc.
True c0py-Iezt.
j. X. YOUNG. Clerk. ETC.
BY }. W. LATIMER, Asst. Clerk.
dec26-jau2
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.

Prom Station, Pennsylvania Ave and lsi1 81
In effect November J. 1901
For AeNsndris-Wesk days csc, -.0i. 80.
500. SO 5-j9. 9-25. IG-OO 1925. 400. Il-30
. M yls-05 l2-20 I2-f5. Nl-es. l-s5 goo, eco.
N5-02. $50. $50. N4.lf. AIS. asa. sos 49,
$50. eos, $50 1.O6 80 500. s-i5. g-30 l0-l5
II 20 1850 p. m.
Sundays-7.f5. 900. GAS. 1880. 400. II-3o A.
NJ; ZOO noon: l2-30 1900. 1-30 200. $50. gee
$50 4-do. $50. $500 $50. Goo. ESQ., 100 $50,
500, s;45, 30 l3-I5. Us2o. II,5a p. m.
For Mount Esrnon-W eek dayss ESQ. 500,
1000, 900 a. m. xl4.0S Xl-95. 200, X3.J2,
XIII E5-Z2, 200. $50 3. ri.
SIDdsys-9-o0 a m. 300 noon, 200 400.
$50. 900, $50 D. M.
For Arlington sud Aq-eduet Br.JEr-Week
days $50, 7.cf. $50. SEQ. 5-zJ. $50. 8-2J.
1000. 100 a. u-. "I2-C5. l2-20 sIz-fJ I-G5,
les. 200. $50. 1902. $50 $50 sf-S5 F4-G,
So, 6-03. $50. 100. 500 p. NJ
:, NDANS-1.45. 900 9-t5 sI0-50 100.
IL 80 m, 1900 noon. -I258o I7a0 sI-ao 100,
80, 800. $50. 400. $50. 800, 'J-52
6-oo $50, 200. $50. 500 D. M
< Express. 'To Arlington only.
Parcels carried. Baggage checked
7. COLEIN, Supc-irtendl---
G. r. ABBOT President.
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Transatlantic Mails.

Nail, for AUSTRALIA Except those for West
Australia. winch are forwarded via Eu-1na1-
NEW ZEALAND. FIJI SAMOA. and Hawai-
via San Francisco, close here daily al 6-5O D. M.
after January .. and up 20 January H. inlIu-
sive Tor despatch per S. $. Ventura. (ol
Mails for CHINA JAPAN. HAW All and
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, 90 via san FrsuriS-o
close here daily at 6.3O p. m. up to January 10.
inclusive. for despatch per g. g. Gaelic. (o)
Mails for HAWAII via san Francisco clos. here
daily at $50 p. m up 90 January 90. inclusive.
FOR despatch per s. s. Alameda. fof
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN via Vancouver.
close here daily at $50 p M. up % January p
inclusive, for despatch per s. s.. Empress Of ia
Eanc0uver" Merchandise for the T. : Postal
Canada (0J
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. via Tacon1
close here daily NJ 6-50 D. M. up tu Jlpus~v
n. inclusive, for despatch per s.. s. Tacoma. f51
Mails for TAHITI and NARQJESAS Isl ANDS
via san Francisco. close here daily az ESQ D.
m. up 90 February f. inclusive for despatch
per s. S. Australia (0)
malls for COCHIN CHINA are desuatehed 10
New York Tor connection with European steam
ers-
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS OIaitarv MafD. dos
patched 20 san Francisco at all close lor thar
Office, 90 connect with Government Transports
the sailngs of which are irregular.
REGISTERED MAILS close al the NATN OF
FlCE as follows; (h) Al 100 p- m. same dav;
tCl At 500 p. "a. same day. CO AZ 800 D. IN
same day; % At 90 p. IN. previous dav. (h)
At 1900 p m previous Saturday: Ql AZ 500
p m previous day; co. At 500 p. m previous
a1y JOIN A MERRITT. Postmaster.
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AIR Line RY,

Capital City Route"
leave Washington Pennl- r. r Station
I:Ot A. n. SEABOARD FAST AIAIL-urgush
DAILY Pullman Sleeuers 10 JlckzJuviiIe
connecting a. Hamlet with Pull
man Sleeper 20 Atlanta
700 p. m. FLA AND METRO POTTTAN
DAILY. IINITED-Thr0uzh Pullman Sleel-
ers 20 Tampa and Atlanta
Cafe Dining Car service. Pullman Sleeper Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays 70 Southern Pines
tPinehursD.
These trains oEer excellent schedules and srryics
20 Petersburg, Raleigh. southern Pines pine
hurst, Camden. Columbia savannah. Jackson
vile. and all Florida points Charlotte Athens
Atlanta. New Orleans, Chattanooga. Nashville,
points West and Southwest.
$3.50 a. NJ. LOCAL-T0 PETERSBURG Raleigh
DAILY. Southern Pines (PinehurSt) Ham
let. and intermediate points
once. 1877 Penna. ave
r. 2 L. BUNCH W n DOLL
General Pass. Agent. General AGENT
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS viii De .eesfred at the Bur.au Of
supplies and Accounts. Navy Department. Wash
iHgton, D. C., until j. o'clock noon. January 81
1872, and publicly opened Immediately there
after. 20 furnish at the Navy }zTd. Washington.
D. G., quantity OF Stationery Plank proposal,
VIII be furnished upon application TO the navy
Yard Washington. ID. O. A. = KENNT. pa
master General L. 5. ~ iasI6
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v ANIED-By tV0 ne1t roII1JIc c0i0rel girIs-
place a. nurses, cha fnberIlaid- OF u3us-y0rsers
22l9 18th So. NV eg-s
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FUR SAAEE-LOES.
FOR SALE-A choice lot, z5Nl,J. on 81
near Columbia Road; ueigiborhood rapidly i'm
proving and consequently land Increasing IN
value. LOUIS T. SHOEMAKER go r 81. nv.
Iss-3
NORTH COLIN HEIGHTS. free Booklet
plat. etc. Office open a. night % o IN addition
90 the usual daily hours Of go 90 $50
We are positively toe busy selling '1ts 20 write
lengthy advert issrueuts as TO the merits % this
investment, and u you are interested you vii
confer a favor by dropping postal o. telcphonins
for new l5-page Illustrated Booklet" Flat 2s
Price OF lots, SOC 10 Sc. Terms so % SIpo
cash. and SIS 10 SO monthly on each lot or
one-tHiId cash balance D. ., and wears.
FULTON r. GORDON.
s0I 18th St. NV
Telephone, AJ'u 5s>-2- c5-T
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WANTEB-By young white woman work two
hours each day; reference. Address BOX 100
this Office -
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By white. sober man. place in stable
as harness cleaner. Waterman. OF any kind Of
night work. Address 4Si Harrison ST., Anaco,tia.
ID. C. ma
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EoR NATURALIZATION.

BoARDEBS solicited. frst-class accommodation,
me location. (all at POS 9th ST. sw lass
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Money Loaned Salaried People,

Retail merchants teamsters boarding house,,
without security. largest business in forty-two
principal cities. TULNAN. Room IOI, 5y5 18th
81. e1a-tf
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATION CORNER OF sixth AND SIS
~ A. Il DAILY. PIITSBU re EXPRESS-Psrlof
and Dining Cars Harrisburg 70 PiftsburE.
10 80 A n DAILY PENNsYLVASIA LIMITED
Pullman Sleeping Dining. smoking. and o.
servation Cars Harrisburg to Chicago. Cincin-
nat. indianapolis. St Louis. Cleveland, AMI
Toledo. Buffet Parl0r Car 70 Harrisburg
lo:5o A. n. DAILY. FAST LINE-PuIlnan BuTrt
Psrior Car % HarrisburE. Bufet Par-or Car
harrisburg 20 Pittsburg-
80 p ". DAILY CHICAGO And ST EoCIS
APhEss--Slseping Car Washington % st-
Louis. and Sleeping and Dining Car H1rrisburE
70 IAeian2poils- - Louis, Louisville .sia C.n-
clnn2til and Chicago
rs p r. DAILY. ST LOUIS ETPRESS-PuIi-
man Sleeping Car Harrisburg 10 St Louis
'-a5 p 81 DAILY. WESTERN EXPRESS-Pui,-
IN eleeping Car 10 PItts5urg and Chicago
7.ss P. ~ DAILY. CLEVELAND AND CINCIN-
NAH EAPkESS-Pullnan Sleeping Cars Wash
land and CincinDats F)irirg o.
1870 P. ~ DAILY PACIFIC EXPRESS-Puli-
ran s.eeptnE Car to Pittsburg-
80 a 81 DAILY BUFFALO DAY EXPRESS
WITH through ParloF Car Dining Car md
Coaehes 70 Buffalo. via Emporium Junction.
= A 81 for hane. CanandaigE4. Rochester. and
Nlasar2 Fails daily. except sunday
100 A 81 for EIruira and Remove daily eVceP,
SUNDAY For Williamsport daily. $50 =. n
f;lS p II DAILY BUFFALO NIGHT EXPRESS
vim through Buffet Sleeping Car and Coaches
% Buffalo. via Emporium Junction
''45 P 81 DAILY for Erie; for Rochester. Buf1i7.
and Niagara Falls daily. exeept saturday, With
1910 P. ". ior Erie Can1nd1 iEua. Rochester.
Bunalo. and Niagara Pals daily. Pullman
sleeTtng Car Washington 70 RncheStsr Satlr-
days only
400 p n CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED" dsiIy
for New York. all Parlor Carr. Eith Dining
Car from Baltimore
For Philadelphia. New York and
the East.
ELpress. T-oO dining Carl, 7-S7 Dining Carr.
80, lO-0 Dining carr. l0-25, and 100
1Dining Car from Wilmington A, ~ l2.45s
S-l5. 40 Dining Car from Baitiuorej. 6-dE
1000 r. 81. l2-l0 night On Sundays. %
Dining Carr. Isl Dining Carr. 900.
NJ. l2-l5. Sis. $50 Dining Car irom Bsiti-
more. 40. 1000 p N. l2:lo night For
FhiladelqhIa only. Express. 7-f5 A. N 12.ls
2 u Week-dayss 2-Ol. 40 aad SO P H.
For Boston. without clunEe. T-45 A N week
days and t-50 r. n daily
FOR Baltimore. 6;l5. 200. 7-f5 30. T.5I,
go. 1000. l0-25. 1870, II 90 A n. rs.
K-s5. LIS. 2-0l. Sis. $50 (f-00 Limited),
40 AGO. F-35. $50 $50. SIS. go. 7-l5 I.f5.
lO-On 1870. HIS p. ~. and l2-l0 night Do
sundays. .soo ia d.5l. goo. eos. I0--5.
l0-50. 100 A. n. I2-i5 lis. 2-0l. SIS g-s1
600 Limited. $40. 4-20. 80. 80 6-l5.
night.
For Pope's Greek Line. rs a. l.. and 80 y
FOR Annapolis. zoo. 200 A. NJ. Iz.l5 anil 5:l0
P NJ weekdays sundays. 500 A. r. AMI
$50 p. n
Ticket onces corner Fifteenth snd C streets
and a. the sutton. sixth and Streets where
orders be left Tor the checki-.E Of haEglEG
Telephone call TAP for Pennsylvania Rail-
-oad Cab Service.
J. q HUTCHINSON :. 7. WOOD.
General EszaEsr Gene-sl C4zsenEer AEeat.
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FOR SALE or RENr-HOusEs.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
ei7 F Street N. w.

rOR SALE NORTHWEST
20 ? stories. lar; m +. lot TozI2O lt.SltO50
- "a and % Pcmeroy. p i,. Or taiN-- Zoo
M spruce D. sr. bath, a i: a0xlo5 f. 80
- ana llbl 20th. store and dwg.. tented 4.soe
- I, h. 6r. hath, m i...-.--.--.--.. 4,l00
5 80 LLtn , b. g.. bath. m and stable $500
80 lSih. b. q. bath and m 49,. 500
- 10, 20 Iil5 Both, sr, bath, m / (each)-- Zso
100 ell' frame, 81. W1ter and sever $50
IN IN IN b. CT; lot lfy94 ft..-..-.--. S.5o9
6otA 9lh. Frame c.; rented for Slf-90 mo- 200
- ON, b D. g., water and sstyer--.--. 700
- lcFeland ave, p, Or. water etc., $50
81 SD ~ Hoilidge Ct. rs. 5r (alD.. l'5aO
SOUTHWEST.
- - y b h. CT and bsth----------...--..- = SOC
s s ION D b. Ar and back building-------- 100
u "4u ga N, hs. 81 each. stable tboth)- ~
NORTHEAST
l25 A, h. ST. bath and m i----.......- 5000
&c sys slh st.. "a, cellar, sr bath, m l. 5'SS9
20 20 oLh. D, Pr bath. a +; I9Nll6 r. 49,
10 I'D, n, Ir, bath and n i-.------ 80
l az I'm, p, Or, bath and i-------- 80
~, ISs9 e., store and dWelling---..-..' 49, 49,
AL A-'h' j, Or, bath and m 49,. z'Vs0
SOUTHEAST.
1oe A. h. 12- bath and a N i-.-..--... ss,sS
-, 20 $50 p. b rs, Or m (eacnl .-.. 0'''S
insS !. Of Va. ave. and / St, 5.5'i So;
-. WIN improvements; rented Tor az -naa
90 and 70S l., rs. Tot 4Ox56 e.; both 81 ~
llsf y J. ave. b h. 4r------------------- l'Jo0
~ s,n' h. Or water. sewer. I7N6l IT,. I'5oo
~ n J. ave, j. 5r; lot l5Nl2O r. -
VIZ - d, Or lot 25xl5O ft-.-----.---.--. 4''''
FOR RENT.
Ne go I'd 7r--....-............ So 80
Ne. loco King In A. - 5 %
Sc. 6 sth ST 9,,d bsfb .- p 50
Sc, g2I Ca ave r. ... IL 90
Sc. g28 Ca ave ar .--.. u 90
Sc IIOI on - G. . 10 30
Sc 40 N (store and dwelling), 5r-..----- -
Sx-, on Md. ave ar AMI nth -.----..... ls 80
Sw. 2OI H. .. 10 -
S,y. 1873 81 fr .. 20
Sw. 1913 Cd 8 %
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NANTED-NLitc cooks fpr PittsburE and Balti-
more. DOl0rrd Chef for Pennsylvania and white
dinIug-room bus man; also colored di~hwaSbcrs,
this city. DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. 10Th ST..
and Pennsylvania ave e9-2
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STOLEN.

LOST.
STRAYED- Scotch collie puppy. black muzzIc.
One ioref0ot white. Return 70 1904 X 90. NV
suitable reward mq-s
LOSr-A package containing 8ia yards of scarlet
quilted lining. Finder VIII be rewarded bv re-
turning same 20 or notifying ED>ON b. OLDS
Citizcns' National Bank 18th 81. MI
LOST-Whi.e and yellow half hound. Saturday
January /; tax 55S5; reward, return lis Temper
ance Hall Allrg nv. lass
LOsT-Open-tsce lady's silver watch Return 70
ROOM y, 1905 e. NV, and receive reward
MIS-
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All Al,-By yeung Bad room and board. norih-
this offic-. so
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WANTED-By respectable c0l0rcd woman. place
cook in small fs-ailv, OF as c5a=nierlnaid
100 Reeves 50. NV. a
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Tickets sleeping car resolutions and detailed
information can be had 10 ticket Offices 7O5 18th
St. 5II PeuusJ lvsuia Avenue. and Pennsylvania
Station Baggage checked through from hotels
and residences
Phone Main lfG, P. r. R CAB Service.
FRANK 5 CANNON. Sd v P and Gen Mgr.
5 II. HARDWlCK. General Pass'- Agent
l. ;. BROWN, General Agent.
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BIRDS. DOGS, ETC.

FOURTEENTH ST. Hospital for Animals: surgical
and medical cases. Always open. Telepnoue l7I-2
2IIS Fourteenth 81. e29-2mo,
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co,

- Every day in the year FOR Norfolk. NsU-
-- port News and all points South, by tn-
- superb. powerful steel palace s-e1msrs
- Newport News Norfolk" snd wash
- ington," on the following scheduls-
Lv. Washington $50 pm Lv. Portsmouth s 20 pr
Lv. AeEandria- = 90 pm Lv Norfolk 600 Pm
Ar. IT. Monroe. 100 an Lv. II M0urOc. 100 pr
Ar. Sorfoik....s.39 am Ar. AIe1and1ia. & so am
Ar Portsmouth,. SIS an AT. Washiugton--7-00 an
" Tickets or sale and ststerooms reserved
- a. general ticket Office Bond Building. I4ru
- -. and y. !. ave. AZ downtown Office
- 9th ST. aud Pa. ave; az Office en- wharf
- and on beard steamers.
- eSFor further information apply ~ gen
- eral Offices. foot TIA ST.. phone 80. or
Bond Fgrf1T7-r TfrH and ave-
- Washington D. C. Phone 200
JOHN CALLAHAN General Manager