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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SAIE-l05l Concord St BroOklaud :
rooms and barn; water, sewer. newly paperel;
Sl.I50 500 cash, balance $40 per month
OWNER. 2lol ith st ne. e-2-5
FOR SALE-In the popular village Of BaIIstou
building lots for s. down, balance 81 per week:
prices from $50 40 500 each. Also small farms
near city for sale cheap and on easy terms.
JA3lES Z. CLEMENTS. 400 6 ST NV MIST
FOR SALE-Nice truck farm Of DC acres on
main road, within 81 miles Of the city. i'm
proved by broom dwelling and new barn; a
acres adjoining above. Fer price and terms ap-
ply 20 PHIL ". CHEW. 80 F st. NV. eT6-I
FOR SALE-Sice little farm IN the oil belts Of
Prince George county. Md. For price and terms
address Bon 81. this Office. e1C-7
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AUCTION SALES.

public auction at the WareTU1ms Of James "
Ratciife. 92t' Pa. ave. NV. on tt ESDAI. TIE
26lH DAY .F AUGUST, 1902, At 10 O'CLOCK
4. ". lot OF lost stolen ana abandoned
property returned 20 me by the metropolitan
police OF tne District Of Columbia. and no,
called for by the owners as contemplated by
law. This property consists Of bicycles. cloth
ing and miscellaneous goods JAMES A.
KEMP. Chief also Property CLERK Metropolitan
Police. District Of Columbia Approved by
Commissioners d. c. m22-3
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BALTIMORE END OHIO B. 4.

Schedule n eject Nay Is 1902.
Leave Washington. New Jersey Ava and c 81
Chicago and Northwest, -lo5J q IL, -6-15
p
4 n, ss-I5 ?. n, sI-10 night
Pittsbu7E and Cleveland, -io-l0 4 z, SIS
n n ana ! 20 night.
Columbus and Wheeling, $3.50 P NJ
Winchester, 1855 :. IN, ti'i5 aad 1873
Laray, Rivertoa. Front Royal, EIzton, .s.lE
annapolis. 1880. .-s:so. mo a. L., E4:sA
Bs 9S < Ridge e week days. 9.lo a N. (spsoial
and 80 P. n sundays, $40 a. m and Ia
?. H.
Hagers5ozn, l5.O5 a. n and 1880 p. n
Eoyd and way points. less. $3.50 a. he
'@l:l5. 4:So. i5:S9 +'l0,35, 20 P m
m. 1880. ssI-I5. $50. f;S0, 500, $50,
IL 90 - %. -sI0:15. ill-S0 p n.
Washington Junction and way points. So
Baltimore, week days, xS-99, 900. 6;Sa.
X %. 80. so. SIS x9-S3 xio-0o. = Sc g.
NJ xI2.e0 noon. KS, 1859 800 E4-59s
4.25, x5.05, SIS, x6-20, 6;So, xs:o0, xl9-o4
xlI.SO Hes .. m Sundays, xS.00- zI-05,
$50. Ks 80. x9:O0 = n, xi2:20, lis, xS-09,
x3 so, x5.o5, $50, xs:o0. xlG-0o, zll:S9, LIS
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Al trains Illuminated with Pintsch lizae
Baltimore, Philadelphia. New YORK, Bosr0z,
srd the East. 500, -T-e5 DINER. $50 {SIr-
feO 'sg:O5 (DinsT)4 1000 tDlnerl a ne
.75a0 fnia-r) geo Royal Limited,
Di1s-l. f4:00 philadelphia only. us
G}irer}, SEQ and til:9J p Il Sleeping Css
open at 1890 o'clockl
Atlantic CITY. .7:05. ilO;00 4 N, 1s:Z
noon g 90 D H.
sDaiIy Except Sunday. s'Sunday only.
xENpress trains.
BAGGAGE called fo- and checked from hotezz
er5 residences by Union Transfer Co On orders
ieFt al ticket of1ces. GI9 Pennsylvania Avenue
northwest Nevv Yo-k Avenue and Fifteenth
Street, ard at station
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every day in the year tom loot Of 7th
81 for IT Monroe, Norfolk. Newporr
News, aid ali points south, By the su-
peru, powerful steel palace steame-s
- Newport News ''ASrfelk" s,d
~ SsniREtca.'
Lv. Wash ton---5-So pm Lv. Portsu' on m,
Lv- Alexandra. 90 pm .Lv Norfolk s % r..
Ar Ft- Honfoe-7:oo am I-v. Fl. Monroe 700 pTn
Ar Norfolk 500 an Ar Alexandra 6 81 I'm
At. PortsTn th-.sl5 an Ar WssHirct n -cI1 am
ES~Through connections made at Nor
- folk With EtsaTners of Old Douinloa
Steamship Co. for New Yo-k. and Me-
chants snd Miners Steamships fo- Bos.
IoE
ESFog further information apr;v xt
- general ticket ofEee, Bond Building, IfJh
and Y. Y. ave. OF 18th 81. wharf gasb
ington, ID. c.
Phone 229o. JNo. CALLAHAN. Gen alcr.
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY

Effective July Is 1902
Trains leave District Line station Breaches
By Columbia electric csrsl as follows
THROUGH EXCURSION TRAINS.
Week GAYS 1870 a L., loo, 2:G0. BIB
and p. n. Sundays and Holidays. g-I5. 1881
Il 80 a m, 1870. @-3G. ESQ, $50. = and $50
.. n.
Returning, LEAVE THE BEACH.
Week days 1910. ESQ. ), and 10 ?. m Sun
DAYS and Holidays, 1910 1-5O. ;, $50. so. >
g-lO and 1870 p N.
TRAISS FOR LOCAL POINTS LEAVE.
Week days. g-l5 3 m, Sis ?. Il sundsys
s:l5 a. H.. $50 .. n
A Il LEWIS. G. p 4. 1920 NeE Yo-k sre
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RAILROADS
FOB MOUNT VEPNON,
AlExANDRIA. ~ ARLINt.EoN.

ALEXANDRIA, AND ARi-lNV.ON.
EIsEJ7=;S>ssG TRAINS. STATION 1872 q Pa Ave
For Nj Vernon. every hour. week days. fIou
10 4 m 20 2 ? n.
For AlexaBdriz and Arlington every half hou'
Round trip to Mt Vernon, Soc Round tri,
TO AleEsndris, &c. Round TIP to Arlington
e0c- Round trip to Mt. Vernon, iaciudiT
Arlington and Alexandra. Coo
WASH. ALEXANDRIA & Vt. VERNON r.
SEE TINE TABLES At HOTELS aa1-tf
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office OF the So
psrvisjng Architect. Washington. D. c. August
Is. lsG2.-SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be re
ceived at this office unJfl > O'CLOCK P. NJ.
then opened, for furnishing tue low pressure
steam heatirg apparatus. etc, complete III
place for the Hygienic Laboratory Of the MA
RINE HOSPITAL SERVICE az Washington D
C., in accordance with drawings and specif-
cation. copies OF which may be bad at this
Office at the discretion Of the Supervising Arch
itect. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR Supervising
Architect aUI9, y -. =. y %
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WASTED-Remington typewriter and Columbia
gTaphophone; must Re bargains address BOX
~ fbis Office rr2S-2
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SILK HATS made over in the latest Duniop
Knox, YouIusu and stetson styles II HOO
fER'S. ST u ST Hw- Chi
CENTLEMENrS CLOTHING nea1ly repaired by
lady 297 Pa. ave m22-3
PRACTICE in the District Virginia and Mary
land a. D. CORDO-. iaEyeE els 18Th It.
WILLIAMS BOOK EXCHANGE Books
bought and sold; alss bOokbiadinZ 10 ali its
bTauchaz eIs II IA ESOn
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PROPOSALS FOR TIE CONSTRUCTION OF
SEWERS-OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS
D. c., Washington. D. C.. august - 1902
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received "a this
Office until l. O'CLOCK NJ. SEPTEMBER IS.
1902. for constructing sewers in the District
90 Columbia- Specifications ana blank forms Of
proposals may be obtained AZ this Office The
night j. reserved 20 reject any and all bids OF
parts OF bids HENRY B. F MCFARLAND
John BIDDLE, Commissioners D. {.
au22-6t-exSu
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WANTED-ROoMS.

WASTED-By single policeman, unfinished
room, with OF without board; home comforts.
address BOX eS93. TINS Office mal-s
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FOR SALE-Gas range. in good condition;
price $50 125 12th 81. ne nj
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LEGAL NOTICES.

--~--~-----~~~-~---~--
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA. HOLDING 4 PROBATE
COURT--EST ATE ~ EIIEN O'BRIEN.
Deceased No IO95s Administration.
Application having been Iaade TO the Su-
pTeme Court Of the District of Columbia,
holding Probate Court for probate 81 the
last viii and testament Of said deceased and
for letters testameutary on said CSrate by
Frank Hume. II Is ordered this 2lst day Of
August. 4. D. 1902, that notice be and here
by Is given TO John H. Brieu, Patrick L.
O Brien, James '. O'Brien. Mary Hughes nee
OBrienj Elizabeth Sebastian (nec Glasco)
sJonn Il. tIiascO, and George Glasco. and 10
any unknown heirS-at-law. and unknown next
of kin CT said decedent. and 10 all Others con
ccrned, 20 appear IN said court on TUESDAY
THE 7TH DAY or OCTOBER, A. D. 1902. AT
70 O'CLOCK 4. NJ. to show cause WY slch
application should not be granted Provided
this notice be published in the Washington
Law Reporter and Washington Times once in
each of three successive weeks before the re-
turn day herein uentioned-the first pubiic1-
ton TO be not less than thirty DAYS before
said return day.
tSeal.J HARRY ". CLABATCH
Justice.
Attest JOHN R ROI-ZER-
Deputy Register Of wills for the District ri
Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court
ROBERT :. III NE. JOHN l. O'BRIEN- At
tornevS- alI5.. 50 sons
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Tickets, sleeping car reservations. and de-
tailed information can be had at ticket Offices.
7o5 18th St, 81 Pennsylvania Ave, and Penn
sylFaHia Station. Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences
Phone 1910, P. r. z. Cab Service.
=. b ACEERT. General Manager
8 H HARDWICR, General P4S'r Agent.
L 5. BROWN. General Agent
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WANTED-A Write waitress at once. go
Il. NV mi
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.

NEW YoRR-sOU HANPToN-LOSDON-
P'ciphis.Au- o. lean .i1.=->cpt .Eoon
St PAUL Sert.s Idy rs. rt. Loui~.Scpt.l 10 la Il
RED STAR LINE
NEW YORK-ANTW ERP-PARIS
iceland. Aug %. HoGut Fad' n 'ua, sept 1S-Eoon
Friesland. sept f.. noon kToo1laad. sept. 20 noon
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANY,
CONPASy'S WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1895 z st.
Y W, OF Geo ". Moss. I41 C st. !. "
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Diamonds and Watchcs, small weekly monthly
payments, lowest pric5s; goods guaranteed; de-
lIyeFed On first payment, business confidential:
call OF write, J. d gKKER. 1901, corner Pa
ave and 18th St. Upstairs Late with Castei-
berg's- au6-z6
TRUTH ABOUT WATCHES ana una,nsprings,
R9e. BROWNE. 91< , 81 nv milf
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WANTED-A young man in the merchant tail
oring business. with & small capital as Sc
cUTity. must be competent salesman: not
Necessarily q tailor; prefer Washfugtonian
Cali between and , m sud and D.
ul-. 4t2 X ST. nv. m23s
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ington $40 a m, 6:52 6. H.. 80 a. NJ. g.f5
a. n, Z-o9 p n. S-15 p n. and SO p ~
csily. Local trains from HarrisoabuTg. Il.55 a.
II week DAYS and $50 p m daily Froia
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DEcREE cHANGING 80


IN THE SUPREME COURT. DISTRICT or co
LJNgIA. N RI ISADORE S4IOLENSKY
PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME
Equity 23i46.
On consideration Of the petition Of Isadore
SmoleBsky, praying that his name be changed
to Isadore Small. and the affidavit fled Ia
support Of tine same and upon due proof ttl1t
notice If the filing q said petition has been
given by publication. pursuant 20 law and il
Appearing that the petitioner IS l5w-ahidiue
citizen Of the United States. and resident Of
the District Of Columbia Of good moral char
acter. It Is, on this 18th day Of August 1902
Ordered, That the PRAYER OF the said pc
titioner be granted. and that his name be and
the same Is hereby changed 20 ISADORE
SMALL and that by such name he NAV here
after sue and he sued. reserving unto him all
legal rights and continuing IN full force all
legal obligations imposed upon him under his
former name Of Isadore SrnoieEsky-
HARRY NJ CLABATGH
Associate Justice
A true copy-Test:
j. X. IOJ Nc. Clerk.
By !. ". IATINER Assistant Clerk
fHOS J. MACKEY- Solicitor. MI
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. HOLDING 4 PROBATE
col -RT-No. 1882. Administration
This a 10 give notice that the subscriber. OF
the District Of Columbia, has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia let
tiers Of administration on the estate OF William
Monkey, late Of the District Of Columbia de
ceased. All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof. legally autheuti-
Gated, to the subscriber on OF before the 18Th
DAY OF ABGi ST A. D. 1903; otherwise the,
may by law be excluded from All benefit OF
said estate
Given under my hand this 18Th day Of Aug
,Lst 1902
Attest: JOHN r. ROJ-ZER.
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District Of
Columbia. CLERK Of the Probate Court
J. ). WATERS, Attorney auI6, 23, 80
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-One large. bright. furnished front
room on 3d floor. suitable for married couple or
two gentlemen, also one rear room G1s New
jersey ave NV e22-&
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms. 9II 81.
nv. 81
FOR RENT-Fur- front ball room, - Per
month. IGzJ 18th 81 Ell
FOR RENT-Fur. rooms. $50 week; good loCa-
tl'ni convenient 20 ali car lines. 9l4 sth 81.
n- p--3-S
FOR RENT-Two large furnished rooms. also
ball room 40 Sd ST e25-$
FOR RENT-Fur. room: bath On same floor
lo2o y Cap St NV e23-3
FOR RENTING second story unfurnished
looms; heat, gas. and bath; light houseEeep-
ing. 9i2 / ST NV m23-3
FOR RENT-A neatly furnished second story
front ruom- suitable for one or two persons.
gl5 Mas ave NV mss
FOR RENT-Five rooms and bath. on third
floor. for single gentlemen 7Ig ~ 81. syy.
mes
FOR RENT-5l5 81 st. NV, wen furnished
rooms, all comforts; stationary WaShStands;
cheap rent us23-5
FOR RENT-Plcasant furnished rooms 2oIs F
. St NV e223
/ eo2 N. to gentleman. furnished hall room: also
/ large front room e22-3
( FOR RENT hoice. clean furnished room for
refined gentleman; well warmed in winter and
every comfort. 22O3 I4th St Nv. e22-3
FOR RENT-Four handsomely fur. front rooms
. ~ new house. tile bath and telephone: rent
moderate COS 22d ST NV e22-3
FURNISHED ROOMS. 81 per week. 6l9 y st.
NV. cog
FOR RENT-FurnisHed rooms. 81. d to q. 80 per
week light housekeeping permitted 80 +
ST NV m22-3
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TRAINS or BLUEMoxr BRANCH.

Leave Washington. week DAYS, $40 T. n
20 p m, 4,55 p. m, 4-4s p. n, and So
p ~ latter 70 Lees5urg only. sundays only.
4.ol and $40 q II, ans. G-2J p Tor
Bluemont.
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FOUND.

SICKNESS and death are in celIar-made ice
cream: sewer gas causes It; DO not eat that
kind, cur iee-cream is made IS feet auove
the ground and IS pure, delicious aud health
ful; s0c and zoe per gallon. LAJEY'S CO..
New YORK ave ma. and IIS-II5 Chicago ST
ae- elf
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COLONIAL BEACH. yA.-Jersey Cottage. IA
blocks from wharf 300 feet from water; ar
tesian we'll; $ to > per week. Inquire III
fennsy lyauid ave, DENTIST. m2l-S
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WAREHOUSES;.

TASTED-siz TO eight room house in NORTH
west, to good tenant, from owner; rent not over
SO Addres BOX 3s1 TINS office- In21-S
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HANfkD-By ColOred woman place as general
hous,zVoiker, referenees- 15li s5h st. nv. eI
NASTED-By coloTed woman. days work OF
an, kind. z0Is 10th St nv. MI
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-A young man in the merchant tall
Oring business. with & small capital as Sc
cUTity. must be competent salesman not
Necessarily q tailor; prefer a Washiugtunian
Cali between : and , m snd : and p.
M -'Z ST. nv" U23-3
WANTED Partner with $500 in an estab-
iishrd fancy grocery and liquor house. fne
trade and hest location in the city. Address
Ron +Z$- this office m23-3
FOR sALE-First-class barber shop at haH
price II sold at once. Apply 659 La ave. NV.
-s222
WANTED-Youu man TO take half interest
and run paving poultry stand in msrket: small
osnigai required Address Immediately. BOZ
4 this office mss
WILL EXCHANGE my residence. rooms.
bath best SeLsFn northwest, for good paving
business Auunuss. with particulars. bon f2i
lnls One eZ2-5
WANTED Lady or young man partner; large
boarding house; risk; plenty Of borders: 8
years experience: 500 required. address BOX
40, this Office Il
FOR SALE-e9-gaIlon milk route. horse. wagon.
and al necessary articles for the business. good
chance for a starter. Address BOX 40 this
Office. e22-S
FoR SALE-Bicycle store. doing gooG business.
500 il sold at once. Apply 2S24 Pa ave nv.
ni22-2
FOR SALE-Discrict charter for insurance com
FIny, hest kind; cannot be duplicated. Ad
Tres box 40Z. TINS once m22-S
FOR SALE-WeU established grocery s.5-e
20 LIST St ne mZ2-3
FOR SALE-Notion store, price 1925: cigar and
confectionery, SO; large fancy grocery At in.
voice. business paving 500 per month price
500; two paying cigar stores ami r00minc
houses ID MAP. 9J5 + st. mos
fancy groceries; pleasant location; doing fine
business DUNLAP. 600 F st. m22-2
FOR SALE-SruaT millinery store. large trade:
party going to leave city Address Bon $50
5hiS office. nl29-S
FOR SALE-Diriug room. clearing 81 500 year.
OF no safe NEH YORK BJ SINESS BROKERS'
gu 81. m22-3
FOR SALE-Oue O! tie best paving livery
stable businesses in Washington investigate
NEW YORK 81 slNESS BROKERS, GIL + St
m22-2
FOR sALE-Tir shop good set Of tools. stock
and good VIII. good chance Apply TiiEO.
r StfIi Il. COZ G ST nv. els
FOR sALE-Grocery- Col Virginia ave. Sc
e2l-3
FOR SALE-S250 VIII Auy nv office business
tlat VIII pa! 500 per month; no experience
required. I am compelled 10 leave the city
and VIII sacrifice my business, which IS estah.
iished and legitimate: no schen1ers. Address
BOZ 392s this office m2I-8
FOR SALE-Dairy lunch in good location.
Address Bon 81. this Office. m2l-3
FOR SALE-At once. the best vegetable and
poultry stand I442 ST NV nn21-3
CREDIT TO ALL.
Diamonds and watchcs. small weekly, monthly
payments, lowest pricls; goods guaranteed; de-
lIyeFed On first payment; business confidential:
call OF write, J. d. kRER. 1901. corner Pa
berg's- au6-z6
TRUTH ABOUT WATCHES and rnasnsprings,
k9c. BROWNE. 90{ : 81 nv milf
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SITUArIcES wANTED-FEMkLE

WANTED-Bys eoInred girl. place general house
work, private family. Address III 23d St NV.
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NANTED-Co0ks chsmbeTmaids. and nurses;
private families Inquire 1855 p ST. nv, mi
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

WANTED Bicycle, clzinless. fitted with coast
sr brake: must be in good condition COLMAS
BREZ. S0S-E St NV e22-3
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NANTEp-AJ once. competent muse for small
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WANTED-Ex Experienced wai5ress at COS Pa
~ve. nZ. MI
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wAETED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Room and board. lady. near 9th and
! nv address Bon 429, this Office el
WANTED-Large room and board. in central
location. for invalid lady and white nurse
address BOX 422, this Office. MSS
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NANTED-A reliable eoIored woman for gen
,r-i houscwoTK; mll>t bring references. Call
az 12Zs VI 81. NV. city. nj
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WANTED-A CoioUed woman for general house
WORK; no laundry; reference 4l6 sth 81, sw-
NJ
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NANTED-Whitc cook. chamhermaid, and
nurse, In private family. 1898 nth ST mi
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. PoSTOFFCE. NOTICE
should be -ead daily, changes nay occur AZ
any time.
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched to the ports
Of sailing daily. and the schedule OF cIosinzs
: arranged on the presumption OF their IN
interrupted overland transit For the wees
ending August y. 1902, the last connecting
closes VIII be made from the MAIN OFFICE as
follows;
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WANTED-Aa experienced Iady typewriter who
Is Thorough erammarlln. also wanted. in
tdel To accumulate statistics for book 40l Sd
81. NV mi
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u kNTEU-Compctent child's nurse, Brooklyn,
y. l.. good wages, fare. good cook and cham
hyTGu7id-Eaitrcss. CITY. lob y y ave MI
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MANrED-An old woman. white or valorci
L-.e care % .hl-l. OIL - Ma.- -.-- ~. m
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-CirI to assist light cooking. fam
Of three I22iz Il-h ST. nv.
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WANTED ne1: woman Tor housework, 10
washing. 1875 II ST. ne NILS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-12-13
A CONDUCTORS PREDIcAMENT.

Mr.. n. w. HAWKES. of Wilson, Va,
lost his suit against the Atlantic Coast
Line He simply wanted damages for
having been put off the train because he
refused to ride in the car set apart for
white passengers.
Mr.. HAWKES. says he is colored, but
the conductor insisted that he was VIII lite
and as white and colored passeng ers
are not allowed TO ride together in this
state, although they may eat and sleep
together, he put him Off the train.
OF course there was an amusing
phase to the case and although Mr..
HAWKES. was clearly entitled to dam
ages, a jury Of white men decided 9TH
erwise and he lost his case.
This attempting to make railroad
company and its officials do an impossi-
bility is absurd. How can seither de-
termine the race Of a Negro-white man
or a white Negro man? Judge AUcoIN Of
New Orleans was clearly right, when
he decided that suchEa Jim Grow Car
law is unconstitutional.
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10 whom he was articled. and his suit
SO far prospered that an engagement
was entered into. After he had quail
fed and had commenced practice in
q neighboring town the day for his
wedding was fixed.
All the preparations had been made
for the event which was TO crown his
happiness, when on the eve of his we'd
ding day he received d note from his
hances saying that she loved another
more than himself and declaring that
she could not marry him.
This unexpected shock so seriously
affected him that brain fever super
vened, and for u time his life was in
danger, and on his recovery he retired
from his practice and the world into
the hermitage where he spent the re-
nainder of his life. With a perverse
loyalty he cherished to the last the
memory OF the girl who had deceived
him. and directed that her portrait
and the letters he had received from
her should be buried with him.
There is something strangely pa
thetic about these love stories of her
mits. A singularly touching case OF
loyalty came within the knowledge of
the writer when he was living in a
small English town. One of the in
habitants of the town and a near neigh
Dor was an old gentleman who for over
40 years had lived alone in the same
house, rarely leaving 1t except once a
day for pilgrimage to a churchyard
IN an adjacent village During all
these years, in the heat of summer
and in the storms and cold of winter,
Mr.. M had never once been known
to miss this daily journey or fail to
take with him a few flowers to Law on
the grave OF the girl who had won his
heart so long ago. She had died tragic
ally within few hours of the day ap-
pointed for their wedding and during
all those years. the lover had shut him
self as far as possible from the world
and had lived only for her memory.
Every room in his house had its me-
MORALS of the Inflated girl, from
portraits and her favorite books to the
veil and wreath which she was to have
worn as bride.