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DOING WARM WORK
FOR SENATOR MASON
The Anti-ImperiaIist League
Sending Out Literature.
Attorney Cullen, Of This City, Gives an
Interview About the Cuban
American League"

CHICAGO. July 23.-The AntI-Impe-
riaIiSt League, which for the PAST three
years has been denouncing the Repub-
Iican national administration, IS sup
porting William z. Mason for re-elec-
tion to the Senate
One OF the chief promoters Of Senator
MasOn's candidacy in this way g Orian
Clyde Cullen. 4 lawyer, OF Washington,
& leader n the so-called nti-inperialist
movement. Mr. CuIlen's plan is TO send
70 country newspapers small advertise
;nents. to Re paid for By him, and with
the prO3er of this sort Of patronage Is
sent By Cullen a request that the paper
support Senator Mason editorially and
in any way possible
Ar. orlan Clyde Cullen vas shown the
above telegram this afternoon, at his
residence. 2o1 East Capitol Street.
You can say" he stated. that I am
not member Of the Anti-Imperialist
League. and never was. am member
OF the executive committee Of the Cuban
American League, who are eonceatrat-
ing ali OF their efforts for the election OF
s.ason. Enough Democratic and Inde-
pendent votes have already been pledged
10 Es, with the addition OF the RepubIi-
can friends. 70 make his election Ger
tain.
'eThe Cuban American League fg com
posed Of about 100000 members, in all
PARTS Of the United States About :. 900
OF them are in the State Of Illinois Our
object Is the admission OF Cuba 10 the
UaIted States On province and Terri
IoriaI basis "
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GUN MOUNT TESTS At
Fl. MONROE TOMORROW
Comparative Herits of Disappearing
Carriages and Barbettes.

The work Of making a comparative
test OF disappearing gun carriages and
barbette mounts is 10 be begun at Fort
Monroe tomorrow. The board appointed
by Secretary Root TO make the test COM
pIeted It's arrangements yesterday.
The test involves the question a5 10
whether big guns used for seRcoast de-
tense shall be- mounted on carriages
which permit Of their disappearing be
hind earth empiaeements or remain on
stationary mounts In full view Of an en-
emy's approaching ships. The test Ia
regarded by the department as an in
mort MT nns
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HABIBTfA SAILS FOR
VENEZUELAN WATERS
VIII Investigate Blockade
Declared by Castro.
Jaited stsses Government to Enter
P4otest if Is Foaza
inefficient.

The Navy Department has received q
cablegram stating that the Marietta
sailed yesterday fron Ia Gusira for
the mouth CT the Orinoco, stopping en-
route At Cumano. CaraEano. and the
Isle CT Trinidad
Fer mission IS to investigate the ac-
tualities Of the blockade oEic3elly de-
elared by President Castro cu the diff
ferent Venezuelan ports. Should she
find such & blockade Inemcicnt and so
report. this Government viii at once
enter protest. and If necessary furnish
protection to American traffic IN these
waters.
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H. |. PERRINE IN COURT
UNDER SECOND CHARGE

Hamilton L. Perrine. who on Monday
was held by Judge Kimbau in bail OF
$500 TO await the action or the grand
jury on cnaTge Of false pretense. was
today charged in the District branch Of
the Police Court with acting as az in
surance agent withoutz license. He de-
msnded trial by jury and deposited 500
collateral.
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
TEST CASE POSTPONED

The hearing on the question OF the
constitutionaIity Of the appointments OF
the ,ea justices Of the peace. for the
District. by President Roosevelt IN De-
cemfer last. which Was to have come
up today before Justice Hagner. was
poetponed until the frst Tuesday in Oc-
tobe- next
When the matter came up. Justice
Hagner asked, When viii the Court
Of Appeals meet?' and on being inform
ed that it would not convene until OC-
tobcr. said the matter under consld-
GRAFTON Was TOO important TO be dis
posed OF during vacation term.
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PRESIDENT C0MMUTES
A SOLDIERS SENTENCE

President Roosevelt has eommuted ia
fifteen years Imprisonment the sentence
of Private Guy Stevenson. OF Troop II
Ninth L. 8. Cavalry. who had been triee
by court-nartial at Gathalogan. P. /.
and condemned to death On a charge o.
rape.
.risoner viii serve his term g.
F, Leavenworth. Kan.
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STOLEN KENSINGT0N ART
TREASURES RECOVERED

BELFAST. July ga former en-
ployo OF the Free Art Gallery was ar
rested today on & charge of steHiing the
priceless art curios which were loaned
10 the gallery by the South Kensington
Museum. The theft was discoE cred on
July 1a. The man admits his guilt. 4
number OF the curios have been re-
eogered-
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WHY CORONATION
Is BEING FASTENED
MOB FORMING TO
LYNCH NEGRO SLAYER
Shot and Killed Policeman Wilmot al
Womersdorf, ". Va.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, July 23--Police
officer a. W. Wilmot, Of WOmeTsdoTn,
". Va, attempted to arrest a negro last
night. when the negro pulled a revolver
and shot the officer, killing him in
stantly.
A posse pursued the colored man ana
he was arrested this morning. \ mob is
forming IN Womersdorf and there are
threats OF lynching The negro is being
taken TO the Jail at Parsons, but it IS
feared that violence viii oCcI. before
he is behind the bars.
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Way Yohe Is Quite Pos
tive on Tbs Point.
VALUE OF JEWELS FALLS
Actress Admits That sI5O,ooo Would
Cover Their Worth, But She Refuses
to State the AmoCnt Receive in Set
tIement From Mother 0: Srroug.

NEW YORK. July z3.-aiay Tohe slept
peacefully and late at Hastings -on-the-
Hudson this morning. She declared that
she would come to the city today and
complete arrangements for sailing for
Japan. Putnam BradIee Strong Is now
believed by many to be c.: his way 70
Yokohama But she asserts positively
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insane PATIENT LEAPS
INTO THE EAST RIVER
Attempted to Escape From
Wards Island.
HAS A BROTHER IN THIS CITY
MT. William Francis Ward Says He
Was Formerly IN the Navy and His
Mind Was Affected by Tropical Gil
mate-Drifted On a Plank

NEW YORK. July 2S.-Au6ustus c..
Ward, thirty years old, an inmate of the
State Insane Asylum cn Wards Island,
escaped from the institution at $50
O'Clock this morning by jumping into
the East River The fugitive was pick
ed up by the steamboat Middletown
bound from Hartford. Conn, to New
York. at about 6 O'Clock, and was turn
ed over to the harbor police, who noti-
fed Wards Island OF the capture. II
Pier 4. where Ward was detained this
morning until the arrival OF the Wards
Island attendants, who were sent to
take the fugitive back, Ward told the
story of his escape
4 am from Georgia, he said speak
ing quite nationally and with evidences
Of education My mother is living now
in Erastus, Banks county, near Atlanta
I have a brother, William Francis Ward,
living at g35 Ninth Street northwest, in
Washington, D c
i wanted 70 get away and work my
way down 10 Georgia So this morning.
after putting on pair Of light shoes and
light clothes. I loosened window
screen. ran 800 yards to the river, and
Jumped in, with a big plank to hold me
I'D When I had drifted away from The
island. I hailed Z steamboat that passed
me. The crew saw me, but did not stop.
I next hailed the Middletown1 and was
Kicked up and brought here. I am sure
/ am not insane. and want a chance TO
prove it in court
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Mr. William Francis Ward. the bro
ther referred TO. Is employed as CLERK
in Shaner & EthelIs drug store, at the
corner Of Ninth and K Streets north
vest
My brother" he said this afternoon,
was formerly in the navy. and service
in the tropical climate resulted IN the
development c. mental trouble that
ended in his dis3harge from the navy.
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Far tonight and Wednesday
light northwest to RoTtReFy winds
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tContinucd on Sixth Page-J
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule corrected to August ,, 1902.
Lin laare Tan Pe-Irsrl min SLID

Trains leave rom PennSy ivauia station
s:0l s. H. Daily. Local for Harrisonburg,
NsTenton. Charlotte and way stations
l6-51 a. Z. Daily y Washington, Richmond,
and Florida Limited E'rst-class coaches and
drawing room sleeper to jacksonville. Fla Din.
Inss car service
n:I5 5. Ia. DaiIs. United States Fast Nail.
First-cIzSs coaches and drawing room sleeper
to New Orleans. Dining car service
Il;sT d n. Daily. Local for WsrEeuton and
Charlottesville
$3.50 ?. N. Saturdays only. The VsTTe8toa
Special" Alexandra. Manassas. Calvefton and
y ETTeHto1.
4.OI ,. n Week Days Local for Harrison
burg and way stations CT Manassas branch
$50 P n. Daily. Local for Wsrrentou aid
Charlottesville
s;45 p 70. Daily. New York and Atlanta TX
press. F'irst-ciasz coach and sleeper 70 Atlanta;
Mondays, Wednesdays. and Frid1ys Sunset
Route Tourist sleeper Washington 70 san
Francisco. Pullman buffet service.
800 ?. IL Daily New York and Florida
ExPress- First-class coach and sleeper &c sa-
saHnzh, Jacksonville and Port Tampa; sleeper
70 Augusta, and connection for Aiken Dining
car ssgvfce.
io.91 p. n. Daily. Washington =nd Chat.
tanOOsz Limited (via LynchbUrg). kIrst-clsss
coach and sleeping car TO Rosaoke, Knoxville,
Chattanooga, and Memphis. sleeper 10 NeR
Orleans Dining car service.
1915 ?. n Daily. Washington ard South
western Limited Al Pullman train. CLUB and
observation cars to Atlanta and Macon; sleep
ers 70 Nashville, Atlanta, Macon, Memphis,
HgT Orleans Dining car service.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.
Schedule Elective Auerst p. lea

-
Trains Leave Pennsylvania Station
600 P T. DaiIF-CINCINNATI AND LOUIS
VILE EXPRESS Solid yestIboe tain soz
Cincinnati Reaches Mountain Resort Staticas
same evening, Cincinnati and Louisville next
morning, s. Louis and Chicago that evening.
Pullman sleepcFs 70 Cincinnati and LouisYiIIs
Daily. Dining Car.
6;55 P Il Daiiy-W ASHINCTON AND ST,
L9EIS SPECIAL. 4 rev solid vestibuled
elect-ic-IiZhted train. arriving Cincinnati
u:45 a. ~, indianapolis 8 - ?. n ST. Louis
9745 p N. daily, Chicago $40 D. II. Week
days. Pullman Sleepers 70 Cincinnati Indian
apolis and s. Losis without change. Par3of
car Ciucinnati to Chicago. Dining car
1I:f0 P u. DailF-F. F. Y. LIMITED. Solid
train for Cincinnati Pullman -Sleepers to
Cincinnati, Lexington, and Louisville without
change. Compartment Sleeper 10 Virginia
Hot Springs daily except sunday Slcepe-s
Cincinnati to Chicago and St Louis Dining
Car
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio Office, 512 Pennsylvania avene coo FsuT-
tenth street, near F. ard &. the staeion-
Telephone call 1870 for Pennsylvania r r ca
Service Z. W FULLER,
General P1sseuge- agent.
Telephone g.sEn 1855
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sEABOARp Alb LIVE Bail WAY

''CapItai City Route
Leave Washington, Penna R. r. Station.
sO.Al a. m. SEABOARD FAST MAIL
Daiiy. Through Pullman Sleepers 20
Jacksonville connecting at
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper 20 Atlanta.
= O. M FLA. AND METROPOLTTAS
Daily. LIAITED-SoIid train 70 81.
Augustine with Pullman, Drawing Room. Com
paTtrne7t, Observation, and Dining Cars, also
Pullman Sleeper 70 Atlanta. PgIiiulcI Sleeper
Tuesdays. Thursday end Saturdays "a So.lth-
en- Pines (PinehuTSt).
These trains offer excellent schedules aud
service 70 Petersburg. Raleigh, Southern Pines
(PinehBrzt} Camden Columbia. Savannah,
Jacksonville ard ali Florida points. Charlotte
Athens Atlanta New Orleans, Chattanooga,
Nashville points West and Southwest
40 am. LoCAL-To Petersburg Raleigh,
DaiIV. Southern Pines (Pinehu-st).
Hamlet. and intermediate points
Office, 1921 Peuaa. Ave.
c. B. RYAN. v. r. DOLL,
General Pass Agent tssSeTal AgeEt-
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

Fer Richmond. Va, and points South, vic
Alexandra and Fredericksburg. Leave station
eth and streets, 1870 4 n, S-45 p r. d2llF
f1iBing carr for richmond and points On At
iaDtIs Cost Lire ard Florida; 1874 q n
Z :0O D. N daily (FsoVida and AetEopoistas
IAaaitedD, 70. Richmond and points On seq
.cc1nects AZ gjch-noud with c. 0. Ry- fer
Newoert News. Old Point Comfort, etc; lo:5l
a N. daily for Richmond and points On South
err Railway and Florida dining car; 40 a 10
weel, davs :45 D. n daily. express .oz Rich.
fnenS only. Pullman OF parlor cars on All
ABOVE trains. Accommodation foF Quantieo, IS
a n. sunday only; as ?. n. week daysS
500 >. m. except Saturday.
= %. MYERS. " D. DUKE, y. P. TAYLOR
President General MgT- IEznc AEzs
Richmond. Va
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BALTIM0RE AND OHIO R. R.
Schedule II effect Nay IS, 1907.

Schedule IN eject Nay IS. 1907
Leave Washington, New jersey Ave ard c 81
Chicago and Northwest, 1850 q. H., -6:zS
?. n
l. n AIS p m, '1-l0 uigTE
Pttts5t-g and CIeTelsud, TOO q r. 7s;Es
T. n and = 90 night
Columbus and Wheeling. $50 p n
winchester. 1875 d na-5 5a:l5 and 1853
ba-ay. Rivert0n. Front Royal Eikton. 's:Is
Annapolis n lf7.so, ..a.so 11:59 a n, aa.sa
i Ra1 Ridge ie week days. $40 a II tspeeials
sna 4-so ,. n Sundays, 9:le a m and Ia
F r, ISIS. 900. 1850 a N, ''I:l4
'i HsssT z4o III lo:o5 a 4 and I5:s9
Boyd and way points, 5;S5, 500 a IA
ssI.i5. I.4:s0. fi5:50. +-lO:I5, II:s9 ?. n.
CsitheEsbuFg and way points SIS, 20 90 =
n. il2:59 s-1;l5. $50 40 500, PA
III 30. s+lG:I5, llI:S9 ? N
Washington Junction and way points, 1884,
1890 a. n, Ss1-I5. i4;So, 5-S9 P. n
Baltimore, week days. xs7oo 500 9:Sa
N $3.50 noon. II SO. $50. x4-0o. X 30.
1-s5 x5.05. SIS, x5.20, $50, xs-oe, xl0.0os
III 20 1888 D N Sundays K 90, X 90.
80 xs.S0. x9-09 3 n, x12.20, Is, zS-oo.
- ROYAL BLUE LINE.
An trains illuminated with Pintsch lighs.
PsltiIncre. Philadelphia New YORK, Bostoas
ana the East. 500 = % CI5ineEl 1880 (Bus-
fer. s-9.00 DINER. 1000 tDinerl Z. n.s
s15oo 05ler. 900 (-Royal Limited
TTne-l g4.0o (PhiIsdslphis only. s5.9S
DINER. 500 and 81 80 P. n Sleeping CO
opt Stla nj City. Ines, 1000 a M, Ei12:B
noon 200 D II.
SDsily. iiEIcepV sunday s-Sunday onlT-
zELpEess trans
Baggage called for and checked from hote@
and residences BY Union Transfer %. on oraess
80 81 ticket Offices. GIG Pennsylvania Avenue
northwest, New York Avenue and Fifteenth
Street. and at station
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY

Effective July IS, 1902
Trains leave District Line Station Preached
b. Columbia electric caTs) as follows.
THROUGH EXCURSION TRAINS.
Week days 1879 a H., 100, 2.39, 5.15,
and ?. u. Sundays and Holidays, S-I5. lU:Su
u 80 a. n 30, $50, $3.50, 49, :, and S;S3
Returning, LEAVE The BEACH.
Week days, I2:49 2:33 5, 7 and 10 .. II Sun
DAYS and Holidays. 1870. $50. g SIG. 6:5o. :.
s-l0, aud 1870 p N,
TRAINS FOR LOCAL POINTS s1tVYE.
Week days. s:15 a n, 5:15 P n sundays.
els &. ~. $50 p. N.
A Il. LEWIS @. P. f.. 1870 New YORK az,
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RAILROADS
FOR MOUNT VERNON,

ALEXANDRIA. AND ARLINGTON.
ELECTRIC TRAINS STATION 1917 & Pa 4ye
For Nj Vernon, every hour, week days, fFou
10 a. N. to p. n.
For Alexandra and Arlington every half hour
Rornd trip 70 vt. Vernon, SOC Round ri
70 Alexansiria, Sc Round trip to Arlington
Poe Round trip to vt. vernon, inoludir
Arlington ard Alexandra. 60c.
WASH. ALEXANDRIA & Nj. VERNON RI
SEE TINE TABLES At HOTELS aE1-tf
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-By young man, board and room near
Var Department; state particulars. Address
BOZ sgI, this Office nj
EA6TED-Large. desirable room, convenient 10
bath with good board IN Northwest for couple
With child, aged year. Address PERMANENT.
1875 Q ST. Nv. win particulars- EZ1-3
NANTED-By lady. room and board in Catholic
family, u sJuthwests best Of references Ad-
oress BOX s67 this Office. eos
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WASTED-By white woman, place to do gen
eral houseEFoTk where she can make II her own
home; wages S month address IO6 Wash
ington St, Anaoostiz, D. c. Fl
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wANTED-LoTS.

WASTED-Iots want the cheapest 10, / can
buy in Fort Reno, near Tenieyt0wus give low
10 attention paid. Address BOX 457. this Office
MOB
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-f you call TO see US We will sell
you the best new S-roOm and reception hall,
first 1US- kitchen. tiled bath, porcelain tab,
hot water heat. 2. n. new house in the
best and most central section OF the north
west: large lot; for 81 80 On very easy terms:
don't delst- +. LODGE HILL. SO2 F St. NV.
c26-tues-thur-sat-tf
FOR SALE St between 4,h and 5th 81
ne; well built Groom and bath brick dwell.
ing; lot I5xGs Fl. 70 alley; s, 100 TTfCS. T.
WAGGAMAN. gI7 St NV m26-4
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WANTED-An assistant; one who understands
TIE business no other need apply DRESS
nrAkFR I9IS q 81 ny. nl27-S
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WASTED-Ehite woman for general house
work. rs 18th St sc. nj
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WASTED-AIn willing 10 pay reasonable rent;
no fancy price; year lease; fve OF six ROOMS
light housekeeping fat, unfurnished: North
west, near Georgetown two adgits only; S55
up need not answer. Address Bon $50, this
Office uf26-2
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FOR RENF-BousES.

DOUBLE HOUSE, 8 rooms ana bath. cellar, FUR
mace; all modern Improvements: $50; excellent
location two doors from East Capitol St g 4th
st ne. e27-3
FOR RENT $3.50: 1910 9TH St ne; corner
Caiizn; three-story bay-window brick; all mod
ern improvements; in good cosdition. Apply
10 owner, I;sz5 I'D s.. NV. mZT-3
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW THANPT0N-LONB0N-
St. Paul. Sert3. lean. It. LouisSePti 10, f0a- II.
Southwark. sept 9,uoonlP' elphia- Sept.l1- Team
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORk-ANTHERP-PARI
iceland Auz 20. noon iNad'Fd, sept Ian
Frieslaud Se1t6 I0a. m. 'KFoo d.Sept. %, lean.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
COMPANI'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1866 Z 81
y ". OF Geo. Y. Moss. I4l1 G ST. y W
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WAREHOUSES.

WASTEI-Hoose coatalniug Two flats Of five
MONS each; al modern improvements: state
price and location. Address BOX 49, this Of
fee raj
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TRAINS on BLUEMoSr BRANCH.

Leave Washington. week DAYS $40 a m,
100 ?. n, 4,25 p. n. 4:ss p. n, and s:25
P n Latter TO LeesbUrg onI:,. Sundays only.
9-oI and e:10 Il. r.. zaG 6:5 D. m. FOR
Bluemont.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPaani!F.

Every day in tke year from foot Of Tth
4 for E5. G:Rroe, Norfolk, Newport
- News aid al points south, by the So
- perb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport s.eVs," Norfolk" AID
- Washington.
l. wash'ton 30 pm YLE. Porssm'th. pr
~ Aiexandria. 100 pm LIZ. Norfolk. 800 pm
Ar. Fl Monroe.7:9e an LT. Fl. MSDroe-T-o9 pm
A. Norfolk 90 am Ar AleIandTia-.G:Sg an
Ar Portsn th--s:I5 an Ar Washingt' 4 90 am
sgThrough connections made AZ Nor
- foik with steamers Of Old Lrminion
- Steamship Co. for New York. ard Mer-
- chants and Miners Steamships ior Bos-
eoa
ERFor further information apply It
- General ticket Office, Bead Building I4rh
- and n Y ave. or 18th st wharf. Wash
iHgton, d. c.
Phone 22oo. JNo. CALLAHAN, Cen Mgr
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FOR EXCHANGE.

Groom and bath houses So.
for lots address Bon 40, tins Office. ezs-3
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wANTED-Ro0MS.

p zNTED-Tilree or four roosss for light house
keeping hesEeea IGih and 22d. and u SITS. /;
Iacdefate rant address Box 4s4, this Office.
eki,s
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FOUND.

SICKNESS and death are in ceIlsr-made ice
cream. sewer gas causes It; do not eat thai
kind our ice-cfeam is made Is feet above
the ground and is pure, delicious and health
ful; zoe and SOC per gallon. LACEY'S, CO..
New York ave. MS. and II3-II5 Chicago ST
ne elf
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FIRST-CLASS salesman desires good PROPOSE
ti0n- 322 4th ST. NV e
WASTED-By coI0red 5ozchnnan. situation with
private family or DOCTOR understands general
work Address BOX $50. this Cf1ce- M
EANTED-By young nan just from the south,
position Of any kind; experienced u grocery.
address It. d.. 3 Il St NV. nj
EANTED-By young man (Z5), work Of any
kind: eighteen months experience Il typeset-
ting Address GIG 9TH 81. NV nj
WASTED-Position as bookkeeper or travelling
salesman; experienced and graduate Of business
college; also good reference. address BOZ
4s5, rfss Office m2s-3
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Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and de-
tailed information be had st ticket offices.
7o5 18th St, 81 Pennsylvania Ave, and Penn
sylvauiz Station Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences.
Phone 1910 P r r. Cab Service
9. II. ACKERT, General Manager.
8 d. HARDWICK. General Pas'r Agent
I. 5. BROWN. General Agent.
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
iagtca s:42 a. m, 6;52 a. n, 30 a. m. 9.45
a. n, 200 D. m. Sis ?. m, and $50 p
daily Local trains from HarrisonbuTg, HISS a.
u. week DAYS and GAO p. n daily. From
Charlottesville s.2s d II. and $40 ?. n. daily
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FOR sALE-suBURBAH.

FOR SAiE OR BENT-New s-room cottage. one
square 10 electric cars, Takoma; beautiful Hex
home with al city convenience; rents IS PEI:
month; viii seE on easy terms OWNER. 3
Grant Place e27-3
FOR SALE-Be1utiful country home: Groom
cottage; "a acres; abundance fruit; fae water;
Y mile from electric line; cheap; on easy
terms. Apply TO WELLS 4 WELLS, Hyatts-
VIE, Nd mz7-3
FOR SALE-Two fve-room cottages: desirable
location; 4 acre Of land 10 each house: )
minutes WIKI 10 electric line; on easy terms
Apply WELLS q WELLS, Hyattsyille, Sid.
FOR SALE-6-room cottage: \ acre ground;
minutes from electric cars; at Hyattsviile;
for q 800.
sixrocm cottage. acres land, stable. chick
en-bouse, and all Necessary oBtbui!dings all
finely fenced; close 10 electric cars: near
HyattsyiIle; g, 500: terms WELLS K WELLS.
Attorneys and agents, Hyattsvills. Nd MRS
FOR SALE-At bargain; having q charge
away, l desire to sell ny home, consisting Of
forty lots, improved with I've uew houses,
bringing 80 per month rent three wells Of
the test water. 4 {. WASHINGTON Dean
wood, d. e.; street cars I'VE minutes walk
from the place e26-s