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PRINCIPLES OF CHESS IN THEORY AND PRACTICE
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BIOGRAPHY.

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MUSIC.

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Sketches Of the lives and habits OF birds. animals
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SYRACUSE WOMEN
HAVE SMALL FEET
Young Lady's Challenge Results in Dis
coveTy That the Town Has
Many CindeIelIas.

SYRACUSE, y. 7. June 24.-Syracuse
women are engaged in a contest over
who has the smallest feet, and the re
suit is that tweDty-one have been found
who wear No. I215 misses size
A challenge was issued by Miss Flor
ence Knight. who thought 10 one could
put her slipper on. She left 1t at .
newspaper Office. and Cinderellas by the
score have been trying their luck with
the above result
Tna condition was that the aspiTant
for pedal hCnOrs must be over eighteen.
These who succeeded II the feat were
OF every description tall and short
Young ard Old. ard their weight varied
from n.nety-siz ponds 10 $50
4 peculiar Development was that some
OF the candidates wore a much larger
shoe than the SIC o. the foot demanded
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PROPOSALS.

PNEUMATIC TUBE MAIL SERyl CE-POST-
OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Washingt =. D. c.,
Nav %. 1902 SEALED Proposals viii be
received at the Office Of the Second Assistant
Postmaster General POstofiice Department yRJii
/ P NJ. July y. 1902, for the performance
Of mail service by pneumatic cubes, OF other
similar devices. at the following cities: Bos-
ton. Mass; Brooklyn. y y; New York y Y;
St Louis No: Philadelphia Pa. Washing
ton. D c: Chicago. H. Pamphlets giving
description OF routes and requirements under
the advertisement may be had on application
90 the Postmaster at any % The above named
cities or upon application 10 the Second As
siSIaut Postmaster General, Washington, d. c.
T. c PAYNE. Postmaster General.
les I0,I7, 24-iul,s
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SENATOR HkWLEY
MUST TAKE LONG REST

wOODMONT. Conn. June 24--senato-
Hawley has arrived al his summer home
here. He has been ordered to take a
rest Of several months He has been OK
hausted by his severe Ia5ors OF the past
winter in Congress, a-4 has been or
dered TO keep quiet for sor1e aa al
he fully recuperates. He 5 yIr5rcus
mentally and by next winter, it Is
hoped. lie wiz be able to resume his
duties - the National Capitol In as
strong condition as ever.
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LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD Oh FURNITURE and
PIANOS, at lqNyesr rates and the Gay Toa
apply We are Iosnjng On the Building and
lean Association plan, which makes tie cos-
OF carrying loans much less than ycu pay else
where and allows you 70 pay IL OF in auy
sized notzs you desire, running from one >
twelve mouths Il ron have loan with soma
other company We viii pay i of and advance
yoI more money II desired Rates chee-fuiIy
given, anG no cost 70 you unless loan Is uads.
Cal ard get rates. Front room. first floor.
SATIoNAI. MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
ez5 St n v.
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FOUND.

shaggy yellow deg. send
uaruc and description EON los, this yf5ce.
e13-3
FCJND-That wilkins viii furnish you deIic-
iol,.. ice cream and cake less than others and
lean YOU s5ueers auC SpcczS- Junction g.h HaI
rev York ave cl9-5
FOfED-At Laccy's, most modern ice cream
factory IT America, delicious chocolates. va
Mia. and strawb"~c. ice cream; made from
The frgdt. not the acid; zoe per gallon Also
4acey-s special, 7Oc TT gallon Office, COS New
Xork Ave Phone Main 932. deI0-tf
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transatlantic MaiIs-

TUESDAY-(b} 1T 7:I5 p Ia for IRELAND.
per S. Sc Oceanic. from New York. VIA Queens
town. Mail Tor other parts Of FL ROPF- must
be directed Per $ S. Oceanic
o. At rs D. NJ ior EUROPE, per = $ St
PAU. from Sew York, via Sou; hampton
Co At II-25 P ~ for DENuAitk direct.
FER s. bS1a. II. from New furs. Mai IaJist
be directed Per $ Oscar H.
WEDNESDAY-G5) At 7-15 p. Z. for EJ-
ROPE, Ter = 5. r. BisuGrcs, from New 1or-,
via Plymouth, CheTJoErS, and Hamburg. Aaii
for FRANCE, SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SFAiN,
PORTUGAL. TJBhII, EGYPT, GREECE,
BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MARfJ FL
must he directed Per 5. s F. Bisniarcz-
{c) 1t g:15 p. m fer FRANCE. SWTTZER-
LAND ITALY. SPAIN PORTUGAL. TURKEY.
EGYPT. GREECE, BRITISH iz.3iA and To-
RENO M4K4i -. per s 8 La S4yUle. from
New N0rE, via Havre- Nail for other parts Of
FL ROPE must be directed per $ s la sa-
FRIDAY-C0 At 9:I5 p. m. for ITALY d.
rect, per s. = AiieF. from New Aork- Mail
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PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-This steamer
takes Printed Matter. Commercial Papers, and
Samples for GERMANY only The same class
q mail matter for other. parts Of EUROPE VIII
not be sent by this ship unless specially d.
rected by her
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PROSPEROUS OUTLOOK
THROUGHOUT 8OUIB
Cotton Crop Declared to Be
n Best OF Condition.
GREAT DEMAND FOR LABOR
Editor Of Manufacturers Record"
lust Returned From Tour Of South
eIn States, Reports Great Activity
Along All Commercial Lines.

BALTIMORE. Nd. June 24.-Mr. Rich
ard H. Edmonds, editor of the Manu-
facturers' Record" who returned yes
terday from a trip TO the South. says
that business men throughout the whole
central South report great activity and
that everybody IS looking forward to
busy and prosperous fall and winter
Continuing. Mr.. Edmonds said:
The outlook for cotton. except in
Texas, where rain is needed, is better
than for many years at this season, and,
though the crop still has to pass through
It's most critical period, it is now at the
top notch Of condition The farmers are
getting high prices for their diversified
products. such as fruits, chickens, eggs,
etc, and. while already enjoying q good
share Of the general prosperity, a large
cotton yield would put them il strong
financial position.
Property Values Advancing.
Throughout the South there is q gen
eraI CRY for Iabcrers. skilled and IN
skilled Everywhere the demand is &C
3 tive ana III the EA-[Eyda-rd -AclA anu II III
regions IabOrsrs are so scarce that every
company is hampered in its operations
| Coal and iron interests are rushed with
business at remunerative prices, ali OF
/ the leading iron concerns making large
profits. more by the great expansion II
/ the business than by hiEE returns. since
most Of the iron now being delivered
was sold months ago. before the advance
/ n price took place.
The Birmingham district viii max
over $50. 600 tons OF pig iron this yea
land mine 10000. 600 or more tons OF coal
4 New capital is coming in from every d
/ rectiCu. and iron and coal properties, y
well as city real estate. are material,
advancing in values Scarcely 4 da,
passes without the announcement O
some new ana important enterprise &
/ Birmingham OF EEsIcy or the adjacen
towns. and while ] was there last weeI
sites were being sought for & manufac
turing company to employ 300 hand
and for a new furnace and steel plant f.
cost a million or t=go O. dollars; and
is probably safe to say that, includin
railroad operations Immediately in an
ladjacent to the city, plans are beinH
imatured for investments which viii rep
resent from SIS, J03, 900 TO so coo, 900 o
more
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HhRKBP SYMPATHETIC
on news FROM LONDON
Opens Active and Decidedly
Weak This Morning.
DECLINES ABOUT ONE POINT
Extreme Limit Tor Railroad Issues, But
Greater Losses Shown Among the
Miscellaneous Stocks-Wabash Open
ed On, But Recovered Decline

NEW YORK. June 2a.-ThIs morning
revelation Of the true nature OF the in
disposition OF the King Of England and TO
the .oparation. undertaken in connection
Herewith. seemed TO come as severe
shock 10 the London market, which de
cIfned abruptly on this intelligence
Consols broke over one point- and the
remainder Of the market was extremely
weak in sympathy. in TIE American
quarter Icsses which extended 20 one
point appeared. Largely fer the same
reason The local market opened active
and decidedly weak. The extreme de
eIirEez il ,nc railway list extended TO
about one point. and greater losses were
shown among the miscellaneous socks
Colorado FueI and Iron II particular
br1Ee n5a-I- TWO points. although IN
Tx. instance uneasiless as 10 ne diTI-
Gsad To be acted on ICmorrow was an
Z -=rIo1al factor IN tEa course Of the
stock
Steel Reflects Pressure.
she L. 5. steel shares. Sugar Refining,
al me DlzJtIlins securities again re-
r7c--5 substantial pressure The Va
bash stocks. which was the feature of
yesterdays dealing IL respect OF
strength ana activity, alsy opened lower,
b-lL nor. han recovered the decline n
me E-s1 few minutes of business Mis-
=o,--i Pacific. ST Paul AtchisCn. and the
o-hz- active railway shares all scored
declines II the early dealings, extending
from = 20 / point Compare lively little
was done IN The local traction stocks.
Al other respects the general SITUATION
bearing upon the market showed no IN
p0rtaat changes. Strike conditions we're
unaItered and the news from the west
ern erain growing States continued Ia
vOrabie-
The Stock Market continued unsettled
th-orgbo7lr the forenoon. Win further
ebs-o decline appearing n Colorado
Fuel and Iron on the belief that the div
i5aaF - be acted on tomorrow would be
declared Il a much-reduced rate The
lee stocks on the other hand. rallied
SHARPLY. en- the reports that the regular
dividend would be declared On the pre-
ferred stock The United States Slee
issues after being weak. recovered
somewhat OF supporting orders IN ths
railway list declines which approximate
Der cent IN some instances were
scored. Wabash. Texas and Pacific, and
CHICAGO and Great Western we're com
na-arfveIv firm features of the market
but in the other active stocks there
Tere no evidences OF enecuTe support
Money On call was reported At ~ Il
De. cent and sterling exchange Q
about its level
sales Of stocks TO ] D m, $3.50
shares bonds, $2,2I1- coo
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Whole South Alive.

The day Of doubt and uncertainty
has passed. The whole South is alive
with hope and energy and is planning
FOL. great things This is not only true
In coal and iron. but in cotton manufac-
ture. in which $50 900 to s6.000.00o is
now being invested in charging estab-
Iished plants. while many entirely new
mills are also under construction; IN
numbering operations. which are being
vigorously pushed in every direction,
and in railroad improvements and con
struction. which are more active than
ever before in the history of the South.
IN oil matters the progress is 50
great as to make II almost impossible 10
portray the tremendous developments in
the building OF redne-ies and tanks and
the establishment OF shipping facilities
for handling OIL by rail and water, which
have been worked cut since the first
gusher was struck in Texas eighteen
months ago.
Il have never seen Southern roads so
crowded with passengers and the freight
traffic is by far the largest the roads
have ever been called upon to handle
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LEGAL NOTICES.

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-Takc notice
that the certificate Of sale Tor taxes 81 ict
square 947. Washington. d. C., en- OCTOBER
3 IS52- issued 10 Isaac : Lyon, has been
lost OF destroyed. and that | have applied 60
the Commissioners d. e 10 issue ms a dup
Iicate ISAAC ). LYON. Je24,3O
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WASHINGTON STOCK aaARKET

salez-D. C. 8.65-s, S1o0oq1295s, $1,000
0125: Franklin ms. $3.50; Wash Gas,
25G75. 25E1z-z; Greene Copper, 1yG
z91z z9iz.
After Call-slerEenthaIer. Io41S455-
G1ss- Traction. 1890 122; Col Fire ms,
2eT11aE- Riggs Fire ms, 24f161s- Greene
Copper. 50Gzs7s- geo Zsi2- s-a-s7s
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Steamship Arrivals.

NEW YORK. June 24--Arrived- AIIer,
from Gibraltar; Koenigiu Luise. from
Southampton; PaEG0sia. from Cape
Town. MountGeIds, from Santos; Cevic,
from Liverpool; KronprfGz Wilhelm,
from Che-bcurg; Washington. from
Genoa, and GanRense, from Para
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Standing Of the Teams.
Yesterdays Games.

~ BROOKLYN RHE.
BrooElvn- O02 10000 E812 /
New York. 100000 0 O-1 3
BatterGes-Kittson and Ahern; Taylor.
BIeTett and BoweTman-
Al Chicago RH.E-
Pfcts5urg- 0 0 1 % 3
Chica go.---.--- 1 1 0 0 o @ 5
Batteries - Doheny and thinner;
REoades and King
Ar Pos+rD- RHE
Boston. 100000 II l
Philadelphia 0 0 0 I 0 o. ; /
Batteries-Pittinge and Moran; Iberg,
Felix and Jacklitsch-
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Stan5ing Of the Teams.

Yesterday was an of day in the big,
American, league, as most Of the teams
were travelling from one burg to an
other. seeking new worlds to conquer
The Tigers managed to skip into Chi
cago a little ahead of time. and. 20
show their appreciation Of the fast time
which the Wolverines had made, the
White Sox jumped CT them and drubbed
them 10 the tune Of to 0. The Tigers
were completely ignorant Of the exist
cncs Of such thing as hCL'a plate.
This vas the only game yesteI%ay-
The Senators viii welcome me men
from the City Of Culture to the home
grounds today, and after exchanging
courtesias with the boys who live on
baked beans ard brown bread. the LOT
tUs lads VIII chip in and do things that
beggar description. It IS said that there
viii be doings in the vicinity OF Eff
teenJh and H Streets just abou. that
tine
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LOAN COMPANIES.
MONEY.
HOW TO GET IT.
WHERE TO GET IT.

Leave your aFp.i.ation with rs and y0u viIl
get tho money tAe miuGte you want It. Il
costs nothing 70 leave IL application here All
SOUaI Property. etc tWstE0UJ rcEGvaD- our
charges are very reasonable. Since cur lass
cut Rc not Only meet but beat au conplti-
tioR. Loans Of other companies paid Of and
more mCuey advanced The oujg company thaS
makes SEEICTLY PRIVATE LOANS The Old
reliable
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
5Oz F ST. +. ".
Phone, East 2d5- Corner 9th St
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BIRDS. DOCS, ETC.

BELGIAN ha-es and guinea pigs g pair I'd;
just the stock Tor boys 20 breed during vaca-
ton; we have also white mice and pigeons
SCHMIDiS BIRD STORE. 10 18th St. nv, eI6t
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LOST

LOST-Monday, buncl of keys, from Brookland
to 18th st; reward; return TO 2tl9 Il st. NV cl
lost - Sunday evening, silver watch, initials
M F" between 9th and 10th sts- and Penn
Eylvania ave NV, reward; return to 3O05 Penn
syivania ave. NV. GAS
LOsT-On Metropolitan car line Monday morn
ing purse with name engraved; liberal reward
if returned to ctf. div, Pension 0ifice, or 2l5
East Capitol st. cas-
LOsT-Little fox terrier with black spot on
his back; black ears. Reward If returned to
513 9Th St NV mi
LOST-At 18th and Pa. ave, Saturday. p
o'clock. trace and breast strap Liberal re
ward if returned to LOUGHRAN, 1877 Pa. ave
-
LOsT-Sunday evening, silver watch, initial
NJ F." between 9TH and 10th sts and Pa
ave. NV. e2S-$
LOST-At corner 9Th and SIS NV. black
mora silk short coat. lined with white silk.
Liberal reward if returned to ISIS 2ych St
mZ2-a
LOST-Monday OF Tuesday. gold brooch with
diamonds. Reward if returned to MISS STEW
EMS. 81 10th 81. nv. Ell
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Where They Play Today.

Philadelphia al Boston.
Pittsburg a. Chicago.
Brooklyn al New York
Cincinnati at St Louis.
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. SI.75 up; house painting,
lowest prices; roof painting, 59c per square,
CARLISLE BROS, II15 9th St ne Phone,
East 80 D. ms
NOLTE. s24 9Th St NV, IS constantly receiE-
ing the latest and most attractive designs n
WI Parers- ard naDsrs rooms from $40 up.
Cell and investigate Il yourself and be con
WINGED mi+-ts
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Loans made on furni-

Loans made On furni-
ture. planes. etc, with
out removal-simDly for
MONEY The asking You can
make your own terms as
10 repayment Of loan and
III We make no unnecessary
charges. II you appreci-
,nsst ate low rates, courteous
-cHiss treatment. and honest
dealing we can be of ser
vice to you. Private Of
fees
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN co.
6Eo F Street N. ".
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.

Pittsburg. :; Chicago. ,
Brooklyn, s; New York, L
Boston >; Philadelphia L
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HONEY TO LoAE.

MONEY to loan On real estate, personal prop
J. c. DAVIS.
eIs-7 sos z St. Ew.
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Henry Williams. OF Cumberland. Nd.
and James Reeder. Of Altoona. Pa,
lightweishts. have signed articles TO
fight % rounds at RavencrOft's Opera
House. Frostburg, Nd. on Tuesday.
July l.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-24

LOST-LittIe fox terrier with black spot on
his back; black ears. Reward If returned TO
BIB 9Th St aw- MI
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GENERAL SPORTING GOSSIP.

Kid Mccoy has been offered a $4,000
purse to box George Gardiner in San
Francisco
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Yesterdays Game.

At Chicago REE-
Chicago o. 043 0 0 6-S 10 l
DstToit-..--... 0 @ 0 0 0 % 3
BatgeTies-GTiffiJh and Sullivan; SieveT
and MCGUIRE
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$4,000 FOR YOC

TIU,IJJ EN-Et 7
on. GOOD SECOND Trust LOANS
I have the above sum idle and wish peg
cent: viii accept second trust loans Con-
mission charged. D. c. real estate only
Address BOX SIS. this oficc- ieT-lm
MONEY! TO LOAN At I, ~ AND 5 PER
CENT On D. c. REALTY; SECURITY Of
FERED REGULATING RATE IMMEDIATE
Allowances EXPENSES SMALL
;es-1nr C c WARING. ia st nv.
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FOR SALE-NahoCany upright piano. gua-an-
teed good as new. $50; SteiEwsy, 500; RHaJe.
$50. LucEEart. SO; squares, all guaranteed
STIEFF PIASO WAEEBOOMS 81 18th 81 NV.
J. T. CONLIFF Manager. Ie5-tf
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IN TIL BASEBALL WORLD
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Result Of Yesterdays Game
Chicago S; Detroit, q
Where They Play Today.

Boston at Washington
Philadelphia al Baltimore
Chicago at Detroit.
St Louis at Cleveland
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-24

LOST-Sunday evening, silver watch, initial
N. F. between 9th and 10th sts and Pa
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-24

SPECIAL-Oue gallon port. sherry, blackberry.
Catawba OF claret vine for s5c: one box "a
bottlest lager beer, sc, delivered THOS. r.
BEAVERS, 423 50 81 sw. Phone. Main 1865.
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. POSTOFFICE. NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur
at any time
FOREIGN MAILS are di-fs,4 ehed 20 the ports
&C sailing daily. aud the schedule OF ClosIugs
Is arranged on che presumption Of their IN
interrupted overland transit For tHe week
eu5j=g june -. 1922. the last connecting
closes VIII be made from The MAIN OFFICE
as follows.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-24

FOR SALES for Morris chairs with hair
cushion: St for hair mattress TWO parts. ok
arm rockers. SIS: bedroom and parioT suites.
81 90 Eser week REDAOND'S. 2II-2Is 18th =
nU Jy-Tt
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-24

FOR SALE-Good quality opaque shades. fitted
90 your windows, only 25c; the best quality
oil opaque SHADES J0c; hung free; viii call with
samples. KLEEBLATTS, IIth and Il sts ne.
Phone. East ESD ef0-tf
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-24

FOR SALE-Two excellent upright pianos, guar
auteed good as new, $50 and S2t9 STlEFF
Piano WAFEROOIS, 52I IIth St NV L c.
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