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New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

Mr.; and Mrs. stuyvessnt
Fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana
Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs P. Cooper
Hewitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hennen
Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lanfear Nor
rie.
Mr.; and Mrs. sidney D.
Ripley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oakley Rhine
lander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
Mex Twombly.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert d.
Robbins.
Mr. and Mrs. William p.
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orme Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Norman De
X. Whitehouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. William d.
Sloane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney War
rem
Mr.. ard Mrs. James L. Van
Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Wharton
Mr.. and Mrs. Seward Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi p. Nor
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd S.
Bryce.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis S.
Chanler.
Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Astor.
Mr.; and Mrs. whitelaw
Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Townsend
Burden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cass Canfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H Ham
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H.
Mackay.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Forest
Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Law
renee
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Bay.
lies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II.
Choate.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore A
Hayemeyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Oliver Ise-I
lin.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. d.
Lanier-
Mr.. and Mrs. LIvermore.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. K. Psndls-I
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles s.
Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Men.
Bacon
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bers
wind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Phelps
Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Drexel.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Freling-I
huysen.
Mr.. and Mrs Augustus Jay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Rob
inson.
Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Stillman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waterbury. [
Mr.. and Mrs ". Rhine
lander Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Rollins
Morse.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Woodward
Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs Bishop.
Narquise de Talleyrsnd-t
PeTigOrd-
Mr.. and Mrs. James Put
nam
Mr. and Mrs Giraud Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c.
Post.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer. [
tr.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

The merry war among the magistrates in
Brooklyn has incidents and skirmishes and
stratagems in It almost as comical as anything
in a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta or an ofren-
bach opera bouffe.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

The new Mayors of New York and Boston may
not agree on anything else. but they are in
hearty accord in denouncing the lavish expendi-
lures Of previous administrations
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

Among the passengers who arrived here ye,s
day morning on the steamer Friesand, from AN
werp and Southampton. were Iap'IPsn PnvnSske and
8 Josinger
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

Patrolmen must not lounge hereafter when
they are on duty. In the future they must be
upright, both physicall:- and morally. So Colonel
Partridge says, and he means what he says.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
About People and Social incidents.

Songs:
fot ''Wenn ch in define Augen sch
ur1a-,
Mime. Mareella Sen brich.
Cello
NpJ Cygne'
Ncl Iardnleiie
NJ. Gerardy.
Songs:
ls) Des Giockenthurmers T6chterein''. Loe-.
tol Nemand hats gesehen' .ISexs
(c) Mazourka. 'Voici al seize ans Chop,
Nine. Sembrich
~ Lalo
tol Sanlpaneila
tcJ gypsy Music Saasa
Herr kubeik.
AceompanistS-Herr Friml and Victor Harris.
Among Mr.. and Mrs Vanderbfts guests manv
of whom came in after dinner for the concert
were:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
gnoer 10 Aopertlsemenfs.
Bnsiness Nonces.

REV. G. CAMPBELL MORGAN
WILL, SPEAK
FRIDAY. SUNDAY MONDAY AND TUESDAY
~ osoo in the Second Church. NJ
/. Rensen Clinton streets
~ soo in the Lafayette Ave PRESBYTERIAN Church
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10


the dinner dance given by Mr.. and Mrs Harold
Farquhar Hadden at Sherry's for their daughter
May. Some seventy invitations had been issued
for the dinner. and number Of additional guests
came In sfterwsrd for the dance Among thoss
present Miss Natiea RIves. Miss sybn Kane
Janet Fish. Miss Edith Post. Miss Jessie Sloane.
Miss Hester Hone Miss Edith Poor. Miss Florence
TwoHbly. Miss Virginia Osborn. Miss Rita Iselin
and Kenneth Robinson. Alexander NJ. Hadden
Kernochan, ETskne Hewitt. FREDERICK Ksrnoehan
and GhaTss AqehiRfOss Schuyler H Sc etf6n
for which there were pretty favors.
Among the other dinner lances last night was
that given in the Annex OF the Metropolitan Club
by Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Lamont for their
daughter Elizabeth
Dinners were given last evening BY Mrs Anson
Phelps Stokes at her house in Niadison-ave.; By
Mrs. Howlaud PeI. at her home in the same
fashionable thoroughfare; by Mrs. William Jay, Al
Hermann Oelrchs. at her home in East Ftfty-sev-
enth-st.
Luncheon parties were given by Mrs. Gordon
Norrie No 81 Fifth-ave.. and by Mrs. Henry =
Dimock. in her house in East Sixtieth-st.. her
Sewing Club.
Mrs. Frederick ]. de Peyster gave large recep-
tion yesterday afternoon at the East sixty-ninth-
ST house OF the Secretary OF War. which she has
leased for the winter
The Knickerbocker Riding Club. OF which Fred
erick Hartman and Cortlandt c. Van Rensselaer,
the principal officers. held its meeting OF
the season at Dickel's Riding School last night
There was large and fashionable attendance
Miss Helen Gould started last night in her pr
vate for trip through the Western and South
States. which will extend period or
several weeks She accompanied by her
cousin. Miss Northrop. and by party OF friends.
Mrs. A. Holland Forbes viii give a reception on
Wednesday afternoon next at her new hons. No.
So East Fifty-sixth-st.
Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed will be at home on
Thursday until Lent.
The Bachelors Ball at Sherry's is the principal
feature on the social programme for to-day. ana
number of people going over 10 Philadelphia
FOR the Assembly Ball which takes place there "
night
Mrs. Elisha Dyer. jr.. has issued invitation TOT
dinner Saturday evening next at her house
In West Thirty-siXth-st.
Mrs Cortlandt Schuyler Van Rensselaer, viii re-
ceive on Thursdays. January g and So at her house
In East SiXty-nrst-St.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

Among the other dinner lances last night was
| that given in the Annex OF the Metropolitan Club
| by Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel S. Lamont for their
/ daughter Elizabeth
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

Mrs. Elisha Dyer. jr.. has issued invitations for
a dinner on Saturday evening next at her house
in West Thirty-sixth-st
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

The Bachelors Ball at Sherry's is the principal
feature on the social programme for to-day ana
a number Of people going over 10 Philadelpnla
for the Assembly Ball, which takes place there "
night.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

Luncheon parties were given by Mrs Gordon
Norrie. No. 81 Fffth-ave.. and by Mrs. Henry p
Dimock. in her house in East Sixtieth-st, her
guests consisting of the members OF the Thursday
Sewing Club.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

Mrs. Frederick ]. de Peyster gave a large recep-
tion yesterday afternoon the East Sixty-ninth-
ST house OF the Secretary OF War. which she has
leased for the winter
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

Mrs. A. Holland Forbes will give a reception on
Wednesday afternoon next at her new hons. NO.
So East Fifty-sixth-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

Dinners given last evening BY Mrs Anson
Phelps Stokes. at her house in Madison-ave-; By
Mrs. Howlaud Pell, at her home in the same
fashionable thoroughfare; by Mrs. William Jay. al
her house in East Seventy -second-St-. and by MIS-
Hermann Oelrichs. at her home in East Ftfty-sev-
enth-St
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A FORTUNE NOBODY WANTS.
CyPsy's Relatives Refuse An Inherit
ance Tainted by Murder.

the strange circumstances o. a sor-
tune gone a-begsTng has developed II
the circuit court of Evansville Ind. \
new phase Of gypsy charac-sg is shown
in the case, for although there are heirs
TO the fortune, none VIII claim or &C
cect il
Isaac Harrison. known for many years
in The West and S0u-a as The GyEsy
King was murdered by one nf his sons
N Alabama a year ago Harrison 8
home was u Evansville he had aC-
eumulated some means during his roy-
ing lie and had invested his money so
RGvaatag eously that he possessed a mod
crate fortune. The murderer fed to the
west and the old mans property was
administered by the court. each Of the
heirs receiving an equal share The
amount due TO the fugitive son was paid
into court, as he was absent. and passed
70 the possession of the clerk of the
county as the courts officer.
several weeks ago young Harrison was
injured IN a railroad accident and died
two days later. Before death he revealed
his identity and the authorities at
Evansville were notified None of the
Harrison family showed any interest in
the result Of the murderer's death
When applied TO by the court for proof
OF MS end all refused TO take any steps
IN the matter
The clerk finally obtained the neces-
saTy proofs and the judge ordered the
part OF the estate belonging to the
murderer 10 be distributed among the
other heirs. It then developed that
none Of the brothers and sisters would
accept any part of the estate They
said when questioned that it was blood
money and they did not want to touch
it
They do not contend that the father
was murdered for the money, but say
that ii came 10 the son through blood
and II is the same as though ne had
killed his father for It Attempts 10
argue the case bring only shakings Of
the head and the often iterated state
ment, IT'S blood money ! don't want
il"
As the legal owners Of the sons
part Of his fathers fortune are still
alive. the court cannot declare il es-
cheated 10 the State and II viii prob
ably remain in the clerks hand in
definitely The direct heirs of the OLD
gypsy chief say that none OF their
children viii ever lay claim TO the
money, because its possession would be
certain 10 bring misfortune upon anv
one who takes it.-Philadeiphfa In
Quirer
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.

Schedule Il effect Nay Is, 1902.
Leave Washington, New Jersey Ava ard c St
Chicago and Northwest, 100 q H., '6:23
2
Cincinnati. St Losfs. and Louisville. 1905
= H., AIS p N, -i-io night
PiltsbUrg and Cleveland, 20 Il r., sS.4s
. m ana i co EIglt-
Columbus and Wheeling, $50 2. n
Winchester, SIS J. Ea-- AIS and 1853
J0Tsy, Rive7ton. Front Royal EikiOn. -s;1s
:. Annapolis. iIz:so. $50. l.ll.5o H.. lls:sa.
Bay Ridge. week days, s:lo = n. CsPecial)
and 4-S5 p L. Sundays, $40 4 and LIS
= Frederick, 1855. +.9.oo, fIo-5o a n, Ills.
iis.s0, ard .6-E0 p n
Iagelssown- .i5:o5 a m and $50 P N
Boyd and way points. 5-S5. 900 J. n.
s+I.I5. .fi.s0. $50, --I0=I5, lIl.So ?. n
Gaithers5urg and way points, ISIS, ssg.00 :.
II. i.I2.5O -rI-I5, $50. $50, 500 $50.
liz IS. '-3.2o, +Fl0-l5, II 80 p M
Washington Junction and way points 81
esq 90 a n, .~l:l5. 4-S0 1880 ,. N.
Baltimore, week Gays, xS;S9, 500 6-sA
x rs. T,S0 xs;So SIS, zS-35, xIQ,O0, u:50 :.
m, xI2:s0 noon. XI-S5- 1s,00. xl:0O, x4.s0,
ass x5-05 SIS, xt7z5, 5-95 1s-O3 xlo.0o,
Ais j 30 p n sundays, I3-99, X -0S,
T-30 Ks 20, 1890 e m, xi2-20 lis, Ks 90
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light.
Balt:raore, Philadelphia, New York BoStoS,
and The East. 500. s.:05 DINER. $50 O8uf-
feI), --9:00 (Dlner), 1000 DINER a. n,
1920 [Diuer)- BOD (''Rogal Limited
Tluerl. H4.aJ (Phiizdelphia only, SOS
tDiner). 500 and -II.5e ?. n Sleeping ca
ouen at 1900 o'elocl}-
Atlantic City. 7:05, 1000 = "a, I12:8
noon. 5 % D. II.
-Daiiy. Except Sunday. s%SuRdRy only.
xESPress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hoteh
snd residences b Union Transfer Co on orders
LETT 81 ticket otficcs. GIG Pennsylvania AyenuF
so.thusest New York Avenue and Fifteenth
street.. and at station,
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule corrected to August ,. 1872.

-t'-|0att+t cor eiLs8 10 4kt7LFlgE =.
Trains leave iTora PeIirlsylysrs.a Station.
e'Vt a. ID. Daily. Local for Harrisonaurs
" 4Itehtoa, Charlotte, and Esy stations
Iy-5L q IN Daily. Washington RicIr-,ols
ara FiCTIcl Limited First-cIass coaches arr
dF-'Sing-roosl sleeper to Jacksonville. ia Din
lI-g car service
HIS a. al Daily United States Fast Ma
: MS class Coaches and drawing -lgoIn seen
70 Ne.s Criea9s- Dining car service.
II 80 q IA Daily Local Tor W1rreuton A.
Charlottesville.
$50 P. nI- Saturdays only. The warreat.
Spec-ai alexandria. Manassas. CaIveIJou az.
+,0I ?. IN. Week Days. Local for Harris
ol'ss5 and way stations On Manassas b-zna
% p M DAILY Local for warre7soa a.
Charlo-tCsvillc
SIS p H. Daily. New YORK and Atlanta
pres tl-st-cl-ss ,cach and sleeper to At.a-t
IioA4ays Eelncs.iays, and FRIDAYS, >5u,e
4t'ute. TOURIST sleeper Washington to -
fFaEcasc0. failGlan buffet service.
500 p. H. Daily Neg YORK and H1.5ri,
E@Fi -. flFst-elass coach and sleeper 10 :
FaAI an. Jacksonville, and Port TAMPA. S.ge7t.
20 Auzs'st@, and connection for Aiken Diu.r
car c-Evice
l5.ol p n Daily Washington and ,gat
ta.ie5s1 Limited via LyuehbuFZl FSrz.-e.as
claeA liid sleeping car tU Eo=la-c k1oxvi....
chattanooga. and Memphis: sleeper u Ne
tFle1ls- Dining ear slr.ice
1918 p IA Daily Washinztcn and Sr.tl
"esteru Limited. Al Pullman train cI,.h an
observation eaTs 70 Atlanta and Naeo,s- s.ee,s
e. To -s5=!N lie. atlanta Macon A..s!sslga5-
Nc" er-e-Es- Dining car service.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLJNBIA--AUSTIE MILLER. Com
plainant. vs. NARY MILLER. Defendant
Equity No. 22g24
The object Of this suit is to obtain for the
complainant an absolute divorce from the de-
feuGaut. upon the ground Of desertigu for thu
full and uninterrupted space OF more than two
% years next preceding the filing OF this suit
On motion OF the complainant, hy his solicitor!
Edward L. Gics. II Is this 18th day of Ju g.
4 D. 1902 ordered that the Defendant eau a
her appearance 10 be entered herein on or p, 3.
fore the f0rtieth day, exclusive q Sundays ans
legal holidays. occurring after the DAY Of the
first publication Of this order: otherwise The
cause VIII be proceeded with as in case Of de-
fault This order to be published once @ wee.
for thvee 80 Successive weeks in the Wash
ingtou Law Reporter and The Washiu.tou
Times.
tSeai) =. B. HAGNER. Asso- Justice.
True eory-Test-
J. K. YOUNG, Clerk
By J. " LATIMER, Asst Clerk
jy2e-au6 I3
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SEABOARD ALP LINE Rail ggsY
Capital city Route"

Capital City Route
Leave Washington, PenHa- L. K Station
fO=2S 2. m, sEABOARD FAST NAL
OaiIy Though Pullman Sleepars 70
jacksonville, connecting at
Hamlet with Pullman sleeper to Atlanta
Q, m. FLA AND METROPOLITAN
D ajjY. LINITED-Soiid train 20 s.
Augustine, with Pullman, Drawing Room, Com
pzFtment Observation, and DiEiaz Cars also
Pullman Sleeper TO Atlanta. Pr man Sleeper
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays % So1ta-
en- Pines (Pinehursz)-
These trains offer excellent schedules and
service 10 Petersburg. Raleigh. Southern P.Bez
(Pinehurzt), Camden, Columbia Savannah
jacksonville. and al Florida points. Charlotte.
Athens Atlanta, New Orleans Chattanooga,
NASHVILLE points West and Southwest
A.SO am. I9CAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh
Daily. Southern Pines (Pineburst)
RamIet, and intermediate points
Office, I4zI Pen1a- Ave.
c. B. RYAN. w. Il. Doll.
General Pass. Agent CeaeTlI AZeEt-
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CHESAPEAKE ARD OHIO RY.

Trains Leave PeuaSs iFSHia Slation.
z.60 P Il. D2iIy-CINCINNA AND LOUIS
VILE EXPRESS Solid vestibuIe train fo-
Cincinnati. RsSches Mountain Resort Stations
same evening, Cincinnati and Louisville next
morning 81 Louis and Chicago that evening
Pullman SieepeTs 70 Cincinnati and Louisyiiis
Daily DINING Car
ESQ P. h IaLy-TASHINGTON AND ST
LOUIS SPECIAL. : new solid vestibuiesi
Chronological train, arriving CINCINNATI
1I.s5 4 N. fldianapolLs 3-z5 p n, St. Louis
9:15 P. n daily, Chicago $50 2 m week
days, Pullman Sleepers 30 Cincinnati. Indian
apolls, and 81 LOUIS without change Parlos
car Cincinnati 20 Chicago. Dining car
II:I5 P. i. Daiiy-F. Z. Y. LIMITED. solid
train Ger Cincinnati Pullman SIseoers 70
Cincinnati, Lexington, AID Louisville without
charge Compartment sleeper 70 Virginia
Hct Springs TUESDAYS Thursdays, and S2rur-
days; connection daily Sleepers Cincinnati u
Chicago and s. Louis. Dining Car
Reservations and tickets IT CheszpeaIze ana
Ohio of5ce, 5IS Pennsylvania avenue; 0os Four
teeEth street. near :, and az the station
Telephone call I1iI for Pennsylvania 4. z. Cah
Service e " FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
Telephone Eain 1855.
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

Fer Richmond. Va, aa5 points South, vie
Alexandriz and fredericksburg. Leave sEsdoRs
6th and strests, &:So = IL, SEAS D. n daily
(oirlag carr for Richmond and points On A.
lautic Coast Line ard Florida; I9.sI a n-S
4-O0 p. n daily (FIoTIda and Aet-apob IA
LlHitsd), for Richmond aud points On Sea-
board Air Line and Fiorida; i0:4I 4 N train
connects at Richmond with .. S Q. RT. fox
Newport news. Old Point Comfort, etc: I0:5z
= daily for RlshEuoad saI points ea South
ern Railway and Florid2 dining carl: TAO s n
week days, 4=45 P daily, express Tex Ricb-
mend Gully. fGiimsE OF parlor cars on al
above trains Accommodation for Quantico ia
g. H.. SUNDAY only; 4.S5 p. n week DAYS,
S-Oa o. II, except SATURDAY.
Z T D. MYERS n D. DUKE, WP- TAYLOR,
pTesidsRt. General AgT,. Trafze ksz.
Richmond Va
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY

Electric July IS 1902
T-ziBs leave Dis .rict Line Station Preached
By Columbia Clect ic cars) as follows:
THRCUcR EXCURSION TRAINS
Week dlys -I3-51 a. H.. 100. 20. BIB.
and D. IL. Sundays and Holidays, SO. Ly-So.
= 80 .. a., 1.So go, ESQ, $50, :, AID SIS
?
RETURNING, LEAVE TIE BEACH.
Week DAYS I2.fe, Z.S9 s. : and 10 .. n sun
DAYS an2 Holidsys, 1910, la. = 5-SG. 81 :
$40 AID 10 - D n.
TRAINS TOR LOCAL POINTS LEAVE.
y eek days. BIS = n. BIS p n Sun5zyz
9.I5 .. m. $50 p. n.
A H.. LEUIS 6 ?. A. 1926 New York az
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT-OfHce Of the Su-
pgrvIsiug Architect. Washington. D. c. july
-, lg02.-SEALED PROPOSALS Viii be re-
Ceiyed at this Office until O'CLOCK T. NJ
on the 18th DAY OF AUGUST, 1902, and then
opened for sJfety vaults and work incidental
thereto ~ Ehe Bureau II Engraving and Print
ing l. : Treasury Department., Washington.
D. c. IN accordance with draw iHEs and specif-
tigus. copies Of which may be lad on applied
ton 10 this office ut the discretion Of the super
yisiug Architect JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. 81
pervlslng Architect jy5l-Bt-eJd
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FOUND.

DRJG CISTs and others vii find il 70 their sd
vantage % boy ice cream Of WILKINS. g2t
9th ST. NV. No corllsJagch anti
WILKINS 924 9Th ST. novs makes the hest and
haryi5at Ice cream IN the city, a0r caI 50c
hall gal BE convinced. 9uG4
SICKNESS and death are il ceiiar-nade ice
cream; sever gas causes It; DO not eat that
kind; our iCe-Cream is made Is feet above
ful; 7Gc and g9c per czIian IaC-FY,S a0-
New York ave nv. and IL9-II5 Chi ago st,
ne cT+f
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RAILROADS
FOR MOUNT VERNON,
ALEXANDRIA. - ARIINErnN-

ALEXANDRIA. AND ARLINGTON.
ELECTRIC TRAINS. STATION Ls5k K Pa Ave.
For Nj Vernon, every hour. week days, from
10 o. sn. to , D. n.
For alexandria and Arlington every hall hour.
Round trip to Mt. vernon, 5oe. Round trip
&c Alexandra, 25c. Round trip to Arlington.
See Round "Trip TO ut. Vernon. including
Arlington and Alexandria, ere.
WASH. ALEXANDRIA * Nj. VERNON BY.
SEz T.sE TABLES Al. HOTELS a,l-tf
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every day n thu year hon foot Of 7th
St for st Monroe, Norfolk, Newport
News and ali points south, By the su-
- peTb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News Norfolk and
Washington"
Lv Wash ton $50 pm Ly- PoTtsTH' tn. 500 pra
L. Alexandra 100 pm Lv- Norfolk 500 81,
AZ Fl Monroe 90 am Lv. Fl Monroe. 20 Drn
Ar Sorfolk----6:00 an Ar Alexandra 30 arl
Ar Portsrnf III Sis an Ar W2shingt'n 20 an
ESThrough connections made n Nor
folk wi,h steamers Of Old Dominion
- Steamship Co. for New York, ana Ner-
chants and Miners Steamships for Bgs-
ton
ESF Fer further information apply at
- SeneIsi ticket Office. Boad Building. Isyb
ard = Y ave. or eth 81 vh2-i. Wash
- lff-son, D. c.
Phone 22gO. mo CALLAHAN. Gen Mgr
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" AN ED-Three experienced MATTRESSES for
c4le; lest wages paid, a=Sly WALLIS CAFE
on l2tl s. mr. 81
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NANTED-Io buy for cash, one OF two horses
for grocery wagon JOHN WIGNALL. I2th and
Dover SIS. Br0OkiaEd, D. C. e8-3
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ANIED-W hiJe cook with references: goo,
launeTeSsi call between Q and 10 a NJ 1872
Cincinnati s.. NV. 20
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RY.'S
CALIFORNIA TOURS.

FiFst-clasz stop-cFer tickets CT sale AZ stated
periods at q rate less than one fare for The
round tip. Apply for descriptive booklets and
detailed Information 1923 Pennsylvania Avenue
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NANIED-A partner with Business ability and
$50 u an old established fancy grocery and
liquor house: without doubt the best location
and finest trade In the CITY Address BOX Dor.
this Office go
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WALL PAPER.

EOLTE, So 9th St NV, Is constantly receiv-
ing the latest and most attractive designs il
VAL Papers and papers Tooms from soc ID.
Call and investigate fCr yourself and be cor
Stneed mIs-t4
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c 3. RYAN. W Il. Doll,
General Pass Agent CeaeraI AzeEL-
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POSTPONED OPENING OF BIDS.

OFFICE WASHINGTON AQtEDJCT. Washing
ton D. c., August >, Is02.-Tae opening of
lids Tor Washington filtration plant Is post
poued until further notice. 4. NJ. MILLER
Lieutenant Colonel Engineers zug-3
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FOR sALE-TYPEWRITERs.

FOR SALE-BargaiHs IN secondhand machines.
Remlrlz,loI-s- DeHs8uores, HaguEsngi5 and others
some - low IS Slj. 500 1Ith St M cog
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OCEAE STEAMSHIPS.

OCEAE STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK THANPT0N-LoNDOE-
81 Paul Aue-l2 I1arn T.. -l-fssa A,.-.. y. ge-.r.
- LaulS. Au-1. lean. st. Paul SerltS ia n
RED STAR LINE.
XIV Y6RK-ASTwERp-
FriCs.aHd- Aug s.. noon hrJoulaEc iIE- 3 noon
Naiter3s1d, Aug If.nJCH lard A54-- % noon
INTERNATIONAL SAyIGAT IUs~ COMPANY
COIPANY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. I5G6 2 St
n ". OF Gee. " Mos. Ifu C s. y X
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PERSONALS.

NJ. ID. BERNETT. Pianist. his arrived from
Atlanta, Ca stopping at G1s s. NV cos
PARTY purchasing large ring. with iron-col-
ored setting, surrounded 10y seven small dia-
moHd7, at Heideuhuiacrs, 1886 Pa. ave NV.
about November las1. VIII please communicate
with bon IgI. this Office M
IT'S THE WoRKING5IAN who keeps the world
rejn-s. ana hg ought 10 Dee looked after by the
leading business man IN Washington IN i. good
suit 81 clothes. tailor made. slightly worn,
and Up 20 date az prices 10 SUIT their wages
il SIH : OLD STAND So d 81 ms
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o. J. YOU ARE GOING 10 PUT
~ :. = no4sy in bank, you look sor the
a1est institution: Rhy not use the
sumo care when you deposit your
Valvat7sas or 2 loan. We have a building and
sales made for THAI purpose All business
a1so. 4tely confidential. Money loaned On
watches, diamonds, jewelTy, etc Interest az
three per cent instead Of ten
i. K. FULTO6'S LOAN OFFICE
Established $50 IA Ninth Street Nv.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-sl5e VIII buy tEo large lots: al
most one scre. steam and trolley cars close
address one week BOX III, this otiee. mas