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Evening journal., 1902-04-15
TURKISH REBELS DEFEATED
RsVOIutiOniSts Murder Greek Bishop Be-
cause De Refused TO Subscribe

Vienna. April 15.-According to the
Neue Zeitung, the Revolutionists, the
paper says, have murdered a Greek
bishop. named Poropulos. at Melanco,
Macedonia. because he refused to sub
scribe to the Macedonian Committee.
The Neue Free Presse says an engage
ment has occurred between Turkish
troops and rebels in Tschingissa Viii
layet, SalOnica. The rebels lost eight
killed and twenty wounded.
Evening journal., 1902-04-15
Gnnners Blown to Pieoes

Queenstown, April 15.-Gunnery
Lieutenant James H. S. Bourne, Lieu
tenant Miller and nine blue jackets
we're instantly killed yesterday after
noon, by the bursting of twelve-inch
gun on board the British first-class
battleship Mars, during gun practice
off Berehaven. In addition, several
men were injured by the explosion.
Evening journal., 1902-04-15
Bonn in Sand

Extensive building operations in the
city have occasiOnedabo boom in the sand
industry, and immense quantities are
being dug from Goose Neck bar, near
Delaware City. by the Charles Warner
Company, of this city. The tugboat
Taurus and the schooner Sandsnipe,
both Of the Warner Company, haul the
sand.
Evening journal., 1902-04-15
weIl.known Actor Dead

Brooklyn, April 15.-Edwin Knowles.
for many years a theatrical manager,
died at his home, No. S6S lafayette
avenue. last night. In February, 1901.
Mr.. Knowles had his first stroke of
paralysis. The last stroke was three
weeks ago. The funeral, which will be
private, will be held tomorrow after
noon at the house. According TO the
wish of Mr.. Knowles, his body Will be
cremated.
Evening journal., 1902-04-15
FARMtR NEARLY KILLED
8rutalY Beaten by Unknown Negro,
Charged With Stealing Bicycle

Special 20 the Evening journal.
laurel, April 15.-Because he was
taken TO task for the larceny of bi-
cycle, an unknown negro murderOusly
assaulted and almost killed James An
derson "A prominent farmer, living five
miles from here.
Anderson was saved by the timely
arrival OF neighbors. His aseailant
was arrested and taken to George
town Jail
Evening journal., 1902-04-15
Pineapnle senson onens

The pineapple season has opened in
the Bahamas and Florida, and a num-
Der Of small schooners have been cnar-
tered to bring the fruit to Northern
markets. Steamers also are bringing
large shipments from Cuba. Gamers
already have purchased the greater
part of the crop.
Evening journal., 1902-04-15
stork vlslts the CasteIIanes

Paris, April 15.-The Countess de
Castellane formerly Miss Anna Could
today gave birth to son. Both
mother and child are doing we'll
Count Boni is absent on an election
eering tour He has been advised by
telegraph
Evening journal., 1902-04-15
DO You WANr s1.oOO2

II so. every time you wind YOU
watch drop tRn cents in The New
Idea" Savings Bank. Ask for booklet.
The Mutual Life, S37 Market street.
Open evenings, to 0.
Evening journal., 1902-04-15
MAY BE STEEL STRIKE
Would Affect 40, 900 Men in Pennsyl-
vanIa, Ohio and Alabama

Philadelphia, April 15.-Among the
possibilities of May Day troubles is a
strike that will affect the whole iron
and steel Industries of Pennsylvania
Ohio and Alabama. If this strike is
called, as now seems likely. about 40
600 men in blast furnaces and smelling
works in these three great iron manu-
featuring States will quit work. AS
pig inOn lis even now a scarce commOd-
ity, with every available man at work.
the pulling of a blast for even a short
time would affect the iron industry Of
the whole country.
Evening journal., 1902-04-15

NJ. c. Tucker. milliner. has removed
from No. 61O King street to No. 3O9
West Seventh street. where she will
be pleased to see her friends and GUS
toners.
Evening journal., 1902-04-15

NOW is THE TIME TO PAINT.
Get the best always. That's FELTON,,
Sibley & Co.'S. Cartmell, Sixth and
Madison streets.
Evening journal., 1902-04-15
HEADQUARTERS FOR TAILOR
MADE SUITS.

Special sale of Ladies' TailOr-made
Suits. 81 Suits at Sass. and $40 Suits
at $3.50, this week. Greenbaum's, 3O4
Market street.
Evening journal., 1902-04-15
QUIET IN BRUSSELS
Everybody Waiting Action of Parla-
ment on Socialists Demands

ment on Socialists Demands
Brussels, April 15.-The city is quiet
er today than it has been at any time
since the rioting began. Everybody
is waiting with anxiety the parlia-
ment's. action on the demands of the
Socialists, and on this reply depends
whether or not quiet will be perma-
nently restored.
There is an uneasy feeling apparent
in tine strike centres. and the Gov
eminent Us redoubling its efforts
against an uprising in these places.
Evening journal., 1902-04-15
Seventeen Drowned on Ferryboat

Belgrade, April 15.-The ferrybOat
which crosses the Danube, near Or
sova. a. Servian frontier town, sank to-
day. Seventeen persons were drowned.
Evening journal., 1902-04-15
ELMER COLLINS ARRESTED
FOR NUMBERING HIS WIFE
Accused Man Protests His Innocence aud Makes Strong
Objection to Being Taken to Sussex County
Jail in Georgetown
eabY called for Mother

ter the casket as it was borne to the
grave.
Evening journal., 1902-04-15

Situation Wanted ADVERTISE
ments inserted FREE three
times. Help Wanted Ads One
Cent a w ord.
Evening journal., 1902-04-15

Thousands shed their tears with the
husband of the woman yesterday. A
more forlorn and broken-spirited man
you'd be hard to picture. The hearts
If the people Of this county went out
o Collins as he hOvered over the
onin in tho church yesterday after
loon, raining kisses on the cold, white
ace of his wife. and again when with
he baby in his arms he staggered al
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BALTIMORE & 0HlORR,

Schedule In eject November II, 1901
Leave 81 Washington. Aex Jersey AFe. AM G e.
ClicaEo and No-tauezt, el0-s5 q r.. $50 O. e.
Cinc-u-atE- St. LOUIS AID Louisville. -lo-d5
A. m. -s-45 p m I'D niGhL
PlitsIurs ard CleTClsnd. 1913 A. n. 80 p
II ard q 30 night
Columbus AID Wheeling. go ?. n
allcnes-eT. $50 a n. 1891. and 1850 p n
Aau5golis. las. $50 Es-a5. au.s5 a m.
Frederick. gs.s5. $500. HI0.5 2. n 'sla5.
ii-51 ard 1870 p II
H-gers-ogyn, I0e5 a. r. and $50 ? n
BcTd and usy points SIS 1900 O. n. sfI- Is
lf,So. $50. --l1-l5 I-ic p. m.
lE.os. SEQ ''lO.ls. ilI=so ?. n,
DID, -a-ll- -1l Ils-.-.rl .E. .ss uolnrg fE-15.
$500 A. M. ''i-i5. G-s3. so ?. n
-555 rSS5 $50 a az = a 81 2-1 go Es95
b 81 p H. S-nizTs. SOC. X 90 z7-I5. $50
x4s0o a. m- 112-s0- I-l5, ES-09. Is % xa1l1,
KS, $50. Es-a9. Eic-9 %. GI--s0. Lil-13 p n
ROYAL BLEE LINE
All trains illuminated gith PIatsch light.
baltimore. PhilsdsPhia. 6eE YORK Boston. and
tae East. 800. fs-05 tpre-}, 3-se tBudstl-
900 (BsEsr1- 1850 fDiRsrl A. r.. H.
DINER. SD ('-Roysl Linitcd.' Dilerl. II
fB-fet4, so (Dinerj. 500 ard rs
l5leePiag Car open a. 1000 o'cloekl-
P1ilasU Cars OF az DAY ulils
Atlantic City. 'i2.so soon-
-Daily. Except saaaa-
BzEEasr called 20 n.
residences by
&C ticket %
wcs- Sew J .
90 -t1t.l--
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RATEROADs-
PENNSYLVANIA
RAlLROAn.

STATION CORNEE or sIxTH AND 3 Srs.
80 A. 81 DAILY. PIrTSBURG EXPBESs-Pari0f
and Dining Cars Hsrrisb=-E % Pitts5zrg.
W. A. H. DAILY PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
Pullman Sleeping Dining Smoking. and OBJ
eerv1tlon Cars Harrisburg 90 Chicago. Cincin-
Lalls lrs1suapoiis. s.. Louis, C.evclsEd and
81, I9iceo bg-e: Parlor Car q Harrisburg
NO a n DAILY FAST LINE Pullman 0udet
lflor Car &, Harrisbulg- Buffet Tzrior Las
harrisburg 90 Pittsburg
$50 ? ~ DAILY CHICAGO AND ST LOUEs
1E1o-oleepinE Car Washington 10 81
Ions and Sleeping and Dining Cars Harris
nlrg 60 lndtlnzroiiN So. Louis Nashville wa
Sii,5-ni-ti and Louissila) and ChiC1go-
I'D + DAILY ST LOUIS EEPREES-PUli-
nan Sleeping Car Hz-rfsfirE % 81 Louis.
$50 T. n DAILY WESIERE ENPRESS-Pu,l-
Ieaa sleeping Csr r. Pilts1urs and Chicago.
10 p y. DAILY. CTFYFLAND AND CTNCrN-
NAtl EAFRt-Ss-p1iirisa sepins Cars Na-t-
iasion % Pittzbuz. and Harrizaurg 70 Cicgc-
land and Cincinnati Dining Car
1910 p. d. DAILY. PACIFIC EXPREsS-Pull-
nan STEPPING Car % Ptts5-1rg.
30 a A. DAILY. BJ'FFAL0 DAY Express.
WIN through Psrlor Car. Dining Car. aLd
S9lShfs % Buda,o via Emporium Jun---cn-
80 A. H. toT kaae. CanaEd1igua Rochester. and
Ni@g4la Faus daily. except Sun6ay-
At9' a a. Tor EislIrl ard RfnoFo daiiy keeps
- SUNNY tor Nili-au-Dort dailg. 8.9 Z. n
s=l3 z. M DAILY BIFFAL0 NIGHT EXPRESS
VIM tlrossh Bu6~t Sleeping Car aaf Caaelss
- y bulalo- va Enspnriusa Junction
I'D = 81 DAILY Cor Erie. Tor Rochester B1dalo.
&C Niagara Fails d1ily. EXCEPT sturdy. AHA
Sleeping Car Washington U Rochsster-
1850 p u. for Pre- Can1ntaicua Rochester.
Buaalo, and Niagara Fails Gaiiy. Pullman
s,eeFlng Car Warrington 70 Rochester satar-
dlys only.
40 2. n CONGRESSIONAL. LIMITED daily
ior New YORK all -Parior Cars. Eith Dining
Car from Bsltiaore.
For Philadelphia. EevE York and
the East.
ETp-es, TOO Dining Carr Isl. T;5T CDi1iuE
Ca-), 800. 1850 dining Carr. 1875. and Il.o0
ADiniug Car from " t-iu-yt1al A ~ Ed
S;l2. SO Dining Car from BaltimoEel, 90
ly-y p ~, 1910 night On Sundays, s-Qo
Dining Car). 7-57. 7-57 Dining Car. o-o1.
r., lz-l5s $40. so Dining Car from B1lti-
Elo1e). ESQ. 1000 P. ~ 1910 night For
Philadelphia eniy, Express, z-f5 A. D., l2-l5
daily.
Ter Boston. without change, 7-G5 =. Il week
days and $50 P 81. daily.
lor Baltimore, 6;l5. 80. T.l5. 10. Isl
goo. 1890 1925, 1870. 400 A. ~, l2,l5-
E-45. Us, 2-0i- 3.l5- go 600 I--litzll.
4-lo 40, 4-23, $50. $40 CTS, $50. 5--5. 7-l5
900 1880. usS5 ?. y. aHd lzslo eight On
1910. HOO A. N. Iz-IJ. rs. z-oI. s-I5. so
fi-3 Limitedt. $40 40 $50, $50. CsE.
go. 4;l5, s-l5. l0=iG, l9-40 T. b. and ia.l0
night
20 P5Pe's Greek Line, 7:45 a n. sad 80 n
% Annapolis. 100. 500 A. u. 1915 =al 80
p n Week-dHys su-dIyA 500 = n and
$50 r. ~
Ticket ofces. corner Fifteenth srd Stress.
ard 50 the station. sixth and p streets uil-Ts
Grdc-s can be left FOR the cheCki1E Ct 1IgClTg
- des.i-sti0n f-om hotels nd res.d snees
Telephone cali -I4tI' for Psnhsylsaaia Rail
Fo1I Cab service.
= e. HUTCHINSON. = y WOOD.
eeze4I EazaSsE eea-7s3 -aasasge- Ageat
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandra
and
Mount Vernon RAILWAY.
RAILROADS.
ION Slatio1, fennETiVlHia Ave and ~ 5


In effect NoTer-bcr T. 1901
For Aexanaria-WeeS days, ESQ, 1-ot. 80
500 $50. $50 g.25. 1000. rD-ZJ. 100 Il-1J
.. m. zI2-65. 1880. 12-s5. xI05. -. geo. go
13-o2. so $3.50. v4-If. AIS. f-5s. sos 15-22.
40 6.o3 $50 800 $50. 500. So ESQ. l9.l5.
ll-2o. 1859 p m
sgnduys-7.45. 900. 9:l5. 1880. II. % II.53 a.
ms 1850 noon. 1880. 100 80 200. $50 O. 90,
go. 400. $50. 500 $50 eco $50 700, 1880,
600 s-fj. 9-aO. lC-I5. 20 II-50 D. ~
for Mount AerHon-Weck DAYS. G;19, 500,
l9-o0. li-o0 a. H.. vi2-o5 Ii-05 2.09 x3s02,
Xi.lf. ABB, s-95. $50 3. tr.
sundays-sso9 a. m, 1900 noon. go 400.
$50. 800 $50 D. n
For ArIington and Aqrelast BsiGSe-Wesk
days. 90 7-oi. 100. $500 go. 90. 9.25.
lO-oJ. ~ 90 q. m-. 7i2-C5 l2-20 flZ-f5. 1-G5.
-, eco $50. 800. $50 2.53 a4.g. '4.5s,
So Gsl2, $50, ..o5, 500 p %.
NiNDAlS-I-i5. 900 8-f5. elO-70 100.
~ 80 a. M, 1900 noon. $3.50 1.Oe sI-20. zoo
go. 800 $3.50. 4.H9 1850. $50. $3.50,
600. go 100 '7-20 loo p. m.
ENprcss- TO ArIiugtcn only
Parcels carried Bagg=ge checked
!. COLFIN, 6uperi1tcH ie1t-
C. p ABBOT. Prssideut
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CAR FAMINE CONTINUES.
Carnegie sseeI Company Unable TO
Move Finished Product

NEW YORK. Jan. l. 80 Officers OF the
United States Steel Company say that
more than $3.000.oO0 worth OF finished
product is lying in the yard Of the Car
negie Steel Company, IN Pittsburg. ia
consequence Of the scarcity Of freight
ears, which IS lOW greater than ever
known IN the Pittsburg district.
More than One-half Of the steel mills
In that district have been compelled 10
Guspend operations because cars cannot
be procured 10 deliver and carry away
material
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TO BE TOLD OF HIS DOOM.
neath watch VIII BE Placed over
Iftz Monday.

WILKESBARRE. Pa, Jan. L. The
Prison Commissioners have ordered that
the death watch be placed over John Iitz
next Monday. On that day he is 20 be
told the date OF his execution Janu-
airy 21-
He does not know set that the Board
OF PardOns has refused 10 interfere He
sits IN a corner OF his cell. his cap pulled
down. and saying no word. He has sat
thus. silent. for all the two years he has
been in .. isOn.
The impression rs that he IS feigniug In
sanity. Insanity was the defence al his
two trials. Jut experts. and later the
Board OF PardOns' expert, pronounced
him sane.
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II Means Ostraeism.-l'oui breath and
disgusting discharges due 20 catarrh make thou
sands o. people objects Of aversion. Hon. George
james, Of Scranton. Pa. says: II have been
martyr 70 cetsrrh for twenty years, constant
hawking and dropping in the ttroa. and pain
IN the bead, very offensive breath tried Dr..
Agnews tatsrrAsl Powder. The first application
gave instant relief. After usine a few bottles j
vas cured" sold BY ,. $ Williams. Ninth md
Streets Edmonds Williams. Third street
and Pennsylvania Ayenue--l4.
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BOTH MEN FIRED STRAIGHT.
Two Young kentuckians Wound
One Another.

FULTON. Ky, Jan. Near Sprouts
Bridge. eight miles east Of here. George
Stevens and Berry Hill. young men. met
and hred az each other with pistols.
Both men are said 10 be MORALLY
wounded
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AIR LINE RY.

'sCs7itsI CITY Route
Leave Washington, PeHna- 2 P station.
H:OIA. M. SEABOARD FAST NAIL-TEIsush
DAILY Pullman Sleepcrs O., I1-ksonfIile.
connecting a. Iaaajst ~lth Pull
l.au sleeper 10 Atlanta
200 =. ~. fla AND NEZRLPo5-IIAA
DAILY. LIMITED Through Pullman Saee7-
ers 20 Tampa and Atlanta
Gale Dining Car service Pullman sleeper Iues-
ilys Tsu-sisys and Saturdays 60 southern Pines
tPiu=rUTsy)
These trains oIer excellent schedules and service
TO Petersburs Raleigh. Southern fircs Pine
hurst. Camden. Columbia. SsvsDnlh- Jaczson-
VIE and all Florida points Charlotte. Athens
Atlanta New Orleans ChatrInous1 Nashville.
POINTS West End Southwest
AGO A. ~. LOCAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh
DAILY. Southern Pines (Pin-hu-sl}. Usua-
let. and intermediate points.
Qffce l42I Peaua. ave-
r 2 T. BUNCH " IT. DOLL.
General Pass. Agent. t2enarsl AGENT
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..

SckaG1-. a. rrectad to NoTezubc- =. 190i.
Tran leavs trom Psnnsy .Fzniz Station
sol q g. Daily Local ior h1rrssonAu-Es " ar
reuton. Charlotte and sag stations
1851 a. 10. nll.v. a ellington, RlckElGla Rl1
Florida Limited First-Clzst ccsch and drGET1E-
room de@5er g. Jacksonville. pininE car service
Has q ~ Daily. United States Fsss Nail
First-cisss caaehcs and draElnE--C0H. sisaPef 70
New Orleans Dining car service
lI.S7 :. u. Daily. Local icr WsrseHtoa ard
CaaEl0-tesEillc.
4.gI p ~ Weak D7ys. LEGAL for HaTrisoa-
ls.re and way ztaticns laaazzaa hr2nch-
$50 ,. m. Daily. LOcsi Tor Bs-rsntoa and
CL1rlGtt=sviiie-
go >. ~ Daily. Washington and CasstanoOEa
Limited wa Lygr.,hUtEf- firss-eisEs cs-ch azd
sleeping car 90 RlallEf Knoxville ChaIJans5ga
and Memphis sleeper 10 HsN 0rie4ns- Diains
CT sc-Vicc.
$50 p m Daily New York and Atlanta e.
press FiIst-Cisss coach Eld sleeper 10 Atlanta
mondays. edaasdsys and Fridays. Su1sst Routa
Tourist se-plr Washington TO Sal Francisco.
Pullman tuse- service
9.55 o. M Daily. New York AID Elzrida Ex-
rress. Fi15t-ciass coach ard siceper - SAvaanah,
jacksonville. and Pert TaDpa; slesler g sum,
u--vilie, ChaF.esroa. Augusta, ard coznsetion for
AIKEN Dining car service
TG-G5 2. tn- Daily Washington and Southwest
era Limited. Al Pul,srzu tram, Sub and ohser-
walton cars - Atlants and Macon; Sleeper -
NASHVILLE Atlanta MACON. Memphis. EcT Or
Tri-ucssly CD FiEehrrst. n c.. S9T days,
ns-61ys ard Fri6ays. DiHlns ear ss-Fi2e-
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE
NEW CTHAMPTON-LONBON
l-r'Tu-' Iau. s. noon. Fai-pblz. jan -. I0au.
>tLc-is-Jea- T., 10 am ~ Peel. Jan. ~ I0 ana.
RED STAR LINE
NEW K-ANTTERP-PARTs.
Iceland, Jan. s. noon Southwark Jan. % noon.
= Ilesl@nH Jan -. noon EsLeslaud- Han ~. non
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Pies "a and I5 r. r. Cfice. - Broadway.
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 r ST. n. W.,
Or &. W. Nos lfll T. s. n W
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE,
SMALL SALARlED HOME SEEgERSI

Apply for our Inst Of dreIingz Tor SALE On
TENS WITHIN tie MANS a RENT PAYERS
Il is surprising hOT small salary caa SUPPORT
FAMILY and also Buy a HOME One q many
lZif 3 st. Sc; eight ro0I-s. bath. STONE G0nt
IN excellent order
TIiE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE COMPANY
lS1l 7 - Ew- deC-Iu5
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FOR sALE-HIsCELLANE
FOR SkLE-E fueIy marked pug rurpie.. s. each.
ltdr-~s BOY % This Office. MIS-
TOR SALE-ps0u 5ieari- f11 diamond rim ami
e-irHZ> Address BON g. thi- Office. n1-e
FOR SALE-1 meat elind.r. Cali at PAT. CAR
LEY =. abs Ia.h n nv. rs.l-.
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A thief Tuesday night entered the bar
Der shop of q colored man named Trip
lett. on South Fayette Street. and stole
several razors. The matter has been re-
ported 10 the police.
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CURRENT EVENTS
In ALEXANDRIA.
NEW YEAR IN OLD VIRGINIA CITY.
Progress Made During Past Twelve
Months-New Enterprises In
ausurHted-A Pretty We'd
dIrg So1snnized.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, Jan. IA quiet
and pretty marriage was soIpmnized at
high noon yesterday when Miss Grace
D. Miistsad daughter Of John IT, Mil
stead of Ring Street. became the bride OF
James William Talbot. The ceremony
took place in tie parlor at the residence
OF the brides parents. and was performed
BY the Rev. = p. Phillips rector Of st.
PauIs Episcopal Church. The bride was
becomingly attired in a light colored
travelling gown, and was given in marriage
by her father j. L. MiIstesd After the
ceremony dinner Vas served. Only he
immediate relatives of the contracting
parties Witnessed the ceremony. after
ward the bride and groom left for q North
ern tour, and will be al home January 10.
They WIZ reside at the brides residence.
Engineer William H. Wood. Of the CO.
lumbia Fire Engine Company has made
his annual report. showing the number
Of FIRE alarms caring the past year. the
number Of hours in service, etc, The fol-
lowing is the substance Of his report
Alarms. 50: actual time I'm service -
hours and 80 minutes; number OF feet OF
hose used. go.
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STORAGE.

STORAGE. - GEMS load. UNITED STATES
STORAGE COMPANY, 40 10Th st. NV. mis-
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FOR SALE OR RENr-HousEs.
THOS. {. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Broker ana AsetiOneer,
9l7 2 Street 81. Va.
FOR sME NORTHWEST,

FOR SAFE NORTHWEST.
-" T. stories l1r: j. Dot 1GNl-O ft-SII.5l0
1is >pf5es p b, s. bath. L. o0Hlo5 It. 6oo3
10y sud ll6l ZOtL. store and dwe- rented 500
~ p b b. Or. bath q u i-.-..-..-.... 4.IJI
li@i Ilth. b. 81, bath. r / and stable. $500
80 i"lA. p D. r. bath and ~ i-.--..-- 3. so
80 30 i+l@ 10Th, or, beth, m (eaca).. $50
10 -. sun frame. Dr. water and sever. so
- yth. d, Gr, Iot 1891 ft.........-.. 200
le.L ON frame. Or; rented Tor SI4.S0 mo-. 2.G53
a. a. D. Z; O. water and sewer, 800. 2.o03
49, So AZ HolLldGe c.. d., 81 alb l5oJ
SOUTHWEST.
so y. D. c. and bath - s. 500
s as Io'4 p. r. and bacs buiidiag 7oo
- Siid aii d. ha o. each. stable (bolhj- 80
NORTHEAST.
Il2 a. bih. sr. bath ans 81 i........-.. 5000
ie5 Sih e.. D. celLa- ST.. bath. a NJ H. 800
$40 s,h, h. @. bai "a i. I9xlI5 f. 4.j9l
-, A-th, b. Or. t'b and q M i........ $500
NJ l-th, p, er, --srb and 90 i.......- $500
~ l7iI g.. store and dwelling. .....--.- $50
l'iz i2ih, D, 6-- bath and a "a i----.--. 1000
SOUTHEAST.
-12 A. D.. 12l bath and a m i...-...... so
SO Q" $50 ID . u.s. CT, m (eacl} 900 500
intersection Of Va sye. and st., 5,5si 50
~ "lih Improvements, rented for So
sol and -os J.. Dis. l5t s0-55 70: BOTH. 400
liai y. J. ave, 3 D.. 4r-..-..----..-.-.... LOO
~ 9lh- d. 5r water. sewer. l1el ft.--. l-4Jl
I'D r. j. ave.. D. 81: Dot lGElZ) IT,. 100
30 j. b, 'ri i0s z5Slle n.............-.. loo
FOR RENT.
Ne, 80 %. 7r.................. SD -
Ne, loo King ST.. sr.............-........ . %
Sc. go Ca. are -..-...-... Il %
Sc, S2s Ca ave. Cr---.-.----..-.-...- T. %
Sc 100 on 81 --.-.-.---.-------.- 10 80
se 10 y tstore and dFall5Bsj. ST.. 9 80
sv.. slS South Capitol. lar and bath. - -
s'-' ~. Nd ave, Ga and blth.------.---- Is -
--r ~ 81 |i--- l5 %
>E. 1875 81. -.....-....-.--.......... { -
"A.
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The board Of FIRE wardens has decided
10 purchase another pair OF horses for
the Columbia engine.
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ron sALE-sUBURRAx.

SIS DOVE. balance SO month: homes. pr--
& PIERCE. Vienna. Va
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sTEAMBOATs.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every ID" IN the year for Norfolk Naw-
-- port News. and al points south. by rte
- superb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" ''Ncrfoik." and Mash
- lnEton.' on the following scheduIe-
". Washington 6 80 pm L.v. Portsmouth 5 90 pm
" Alexandria--5-0 pm Nv N9rioLk...-6O0 pm
Ar II Monroe 100 am Ly- II Monroe 100 pu
Ar Acrfolk. 500 am Ar. Alexandria 30 aIu
Ar Portznouth-sl5 am Ar Washington 90 an
Tickets on sale and stater0oms reserved
- a. general tickct ofrec Bond Building l9rs
- 81 and y Y. ave. al downtown of8c-.
- 9th 81 and Pa ave; &C 0laee o. vi1r.
- and on board steamers.
Ssfor 'urtlsr information apply a. gen
fTa oihees foot I'm ST., phone 80. or
- Bond Build ngi 18th ~ aud H. ). ave-,
- Washington. D. C.. Phone 1910.
J'IIN CALLAHAN. General Msnays-
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ron RENT-UNHRNIsuED ROOMS.

-.-,- - '. ~ ID hoo''s.
."h hENi-i-arsc seed h0or front. stationary
stands, heat; othCrk yslsekerpirg. on ID r-g-
FOR PrIr - ----.-
( "a INA nat or r rooms. A. So. ne.
! MI
6o oH X. hENI-Iwo furnished rooms. rsriql5T
80.
| FOR RENT-Two uice,oms $40 Eye st. SIS.
| nus
FOR RENT-rree siuruisied second-aoos
/ 18Th s. ~ il" DITCH mouse. S'
! - -
'' iaf-> Three unfu shed ro1Ius on second
"ouI- private bath, 0uhr line. lG22 I'd 81. NV
ell
FOR RFIT- H. II. ---- - -
Iesf ga I,.f INN 's5ed rooms third door
- - . - NV col,
| FOX RENT-rw7 room s.. u5usekeeT ing. airI
I2or- 30 ST. nv. rrGI-s
-, -
A. ~ :. "o ir9uPcoH5 and BATH second
'---- ols y ST nv faSl-3
FDR RENT rl.s-, a. u 49,
$40: heat. qas anJ 10 t.l I. IONS, ms l''
to,, -, anu ''''' ''' T. 81 mr. ''--i--
fo,r 90. IN, i'rniiiif large hrst and second
nv -' anu iA-'. d ID 81 -Ifo 7 a. ~
MOI
FOR RENT UnfrrrufsfI r5.,1r. az Ist H.
IA mA-5
FOR RENT-DiriDg I'm kitchen. f,,sipss, ,~
living: central. rs4zsrsIt N Cr.r. pt.-e
FOR RFNT-r,r,, ,,,,.,,-i ~ .l e. $500
ciepant for Ii,bf t-t ~ p. nv 30 y
81. nv. -'e' go A
A3i-1
l ~ hENI-Ihree unfinished Io0asi heat; Sll-
o. --H- ESQ"
FOR RINr-TIllr,l-,for|f -aut r5oTr 1-1f,f-pis,,I
for lady. neat ard y,g' s11t n IN u,1- rr-p-g
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The following is the report of the Ty-
drauliCD Fire Engine Company: Total
number Of alarms. 81, hours IN service 10.
hose used. I $50 feet.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01

The Merchants Club held a banquet in
their club rooms on South Fairfax Street
tonight.