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The evening times., 1902-07-24
NELSON GIVEN UP TO
VIRGINIA AUTHORITIES
Court Complies With Requi-
sition on Arson Charge.
No Objection Made by Gambler OF by
District Attorney Gould to
His Release.

John c. Nelson, who is charged with
the crime Of arson, and was arrested
in this city late yesterday afternoon
by Deputy MarshaIs Cusick and Roberts,
was today released to the Virginia
authorities
The specific charge against the
prisoner is that on the night of July
Ia last he set IRE 10 and burned the
dwelling house OF Frank Foster ana
Charles z. Sanderson, at Jackson City,
Va. After committing the crime, it is
charged. Nelson led from the juri5-
diction Of the Virginia authorities and
came to the District
Chief Justice Bingham of the Supreme
Court of the District today received a
requisition from the governor OF Fir-
ginia asking that the prisoner be re-
leased to the authorities Of that Com
Enouwealth to answer the charge
against him. District Attorney Gould
appeared IN court and explained that
Nelson admitted his identity and would
not resist extradItion The court there
pom signed an order for the removal
OF Nelson TO Virginia.
The evening times., 1902-07-24
REVERSE AN ORDER.
Commissioners Say Automatic Clerks
Are Not Taxable

/ r Mansfield, manager OF the Auto
matte Clerk Company. venders Of Mans
field pepsin chewing gum. has succeeded
in securing from ;Le L;istrIst Commits
sioners a reversal ot the ords- making
their clerks taxable under the new
license law.
Mr. Mansfield visited the city yester-
day 10 ascertain the facts in regard to
the tax on chewing gum machines II the
law.
Lawyer Darlington. attorney for the
company. after reading the section of
the law on the subject. promptly de-
cided that it had no bearing whatever
on the automatic clerks The Corpora
tion Counsel agreed with him.
As an order has been promulgated no
tifying all holders OF the automatic
clerks to pay the license Of 2 cents or
else place the clerks under the counters,
il WAS thought that the District Com
missioners should be visited and asked
TO have the order reversed. This was
done, and a notice IS to be sent tu Major
Sylvester to so notify his force.
The evening times., 1902-07-24
JACKETS. SUITS, SKIRTS.

The remainder of our force OF summer
resdy-to-VeaT goods. We never did 50 well
for tie hezt-bezriBg wonen before Ii cool
and natty looking clothes. Unparalleled
price t-b-evity.''
Is dne Taiior-mzde Broadsloth and six
EtcR Jackessi silk and sstin lined Re
daecd from $50 and Ss.T5 inS1 nQ
TINS Remnant clearance To-. y 20
L fine Co!ored ChzubEzy Shirt waist
Suits. in blues, o1fords- greens and pinks;
handsomely tucked and eTnbroid- 6 = fsG
cred. Reduced from S7-9s TO = ZsTO
s hEe Atwood Tsflor-1nade UnIined Cloth
Skirts, IN pretty taus and greys;
very swell garments Reduced SE M
asm Si9-p TO --------------.--. OsO0
aae Tan Tailored Suits; very pretty
and SIrzrt-style fare skirt; extra Ane quail
ity taffets lined; perfect fitting jacket;
regular tailor made. Reduced \ : AA
iFSiH SId.jn D. 0sS "
fne Et2miBe Skirts. in blacks and
MORE; silk drop skirt; very 6ne gar
meHt, regular tailor made: has All the
fine points of much higher priced gar
ment. Reduced from s15-0O SIn n0
Second fooT-suit Department
The evening times., 1902-07-24
LITTLE INJURED By
FALL OF FORTY FEET
John Lang Allowed to Leave Emer-
gency Hospital.

The condition Of John Lang, a gasht-
ter. thirty-four years OF age. living al
5O7 Tenth Street northwest, who al
tempted 10 walk across the roof Of his
home about 10 O'Clock last night, ano
fell of. Was so improved this morning
that the surgeons Of the Eme-geney
Hospital permitted him 20 leave the in
st!tution.
Lang was suffering from shock more
than anything else. AID his fall Of forty
feet. together With the fact thGt he es-
capped injury. is regarded as nothing
short OF e miracle by the surgeons a.
tie hospital.
The evening times., 1902-07-24
NO HOPE FOR VICTIM
OF STREET CAR ACCIDENT 7
Miss Waugh May, However, Live Sew
eral Days.

There was no material change in the
condition of Miss Maria Waugh today,
and while there is but little chance for
her recovery, the physicians at the
Georgetown University Hospital do not
look for & fatal termination today. Miss
Waugh is eighty-four years of age, in
feeble health, and with two fractures OF
the skull, one OF them being ar its
base and a fractured collarbone, and
there is practically no chance for her re-
covery-
Miss Waugh resided at 2g01 Q Street
northwest. and was injured by being
struck by eastbound Metropolitan car
1888 while attempting to cross the
tracks at Thirty-first Street and Dunn
barton Avenue about O'Clock yesterday
afternoon
The evening times., 1902-07-24
EXCURSIONS
River View-See schedules.

tLlFer FIeW-See 5cheuuIeS.
Steamer Manchester for Marshall Hall
at 70 a m, 2:30 and $50 D n
Norfolk and Washington line for Fort
ress Monroe and Norfolk at $50 ,. N.
Trains leave Pennsylvania Avenue aud
Thtrteen-and-a-half Street for Alex
audria and Arlington every half hour;
Mount Vernon hourly, 10 q. N. TO 3 p. u.
Chesapeake Beach-See schedules IN
der Railroads and Steamboats," for
time
Colonial Beach-Steamer T V. ArTow-
smith See schedule under excursions
for time.
Bay Ridge-Trains leave 3. & o. sta
ton $40 q m and 4:30 p N weekGays
The evening times., 1902-07-24
Licenses Of Resorts Revoked.

The District Commissioners have di-
rected that no further licenses be grant
ed the pleasure gardens located at 430
and 1872 0 Street. and at 4Z1 n Street
northwest, and as a result the places
viii be closed. This action has been
taken because Of complaints received as
TO the disorderly character Of the es-
tabIishments.
The evening times., 1902-07-24
Funeral of Patrick Sloan.

The last rites over the remains OF the
late Patrick Sloan were held this alter
noon at 2 O'Clock at the resideace OF his
sister, Mrs. Knight, 354 Mclean Ave
nue. southwest The inteTment will De
at Mount OIiyet Cemetery. Mr.. Sloan
died suddenly Monday evening from
hemorrhage OF the lungs.
The evening times., 1902-07-24
REALTY MEN ASKNEW
TAX SALE METHODS

vertised in name of last owner; q strict
construction of such law rather tend
ing to the conclusion that it should be
advertised in name of owner al time it
became delinquent for tax for which It
is TO be sold.
1t IS impossible 10 always advertise
in name of owner of record for several
reasons, but this is done so far as It
IS reasonably practicable"
The evening times., 1902-07-24
aThe Times Marchn 10 Be Published.

The march composed by Mr. White.
leader Of the Washington Times News
boys Band. will soon be in published
form. the manuscript having been put
in the hands or weil-known publish
ing house The march was played with
much effect by the orchestra at the
New Willard Hotel last night
The evening times., 1902-07-24
news And GOSSIP
FROM GEORGETOWN n

Miss Maria Waugh. an aged lady, who
resides at 2s01 Q Street northwest is
lying at the Georgetown University Hos
pitaI. in a critical condition, as the re
suit Of an accident which occurred last
night. Miss Waugh was crossing DUN
barton Avenue, a Thirty-frst Street,
when she was struck by an east bound
car OF the Metropolitan Railroad She
fell in front OF the ear. her head strik-
ing the fender The front dashboard
struck her on the shoulder, afsloe at:ng
it
Miss Waugh. Who is quite deaf. has
been the victim Of three similar &C
sidents during the past two years She
IS eighty-four years Of age.
a successful lawn party was held last
night on the lawn OF the residence of
Miss Irene Williams. southeast corner
Of Tntrty-third and P Streets north
west The affair was held under the
auspices Of the Mount Tabor. Methodist
Protestant Church, at the intersection
Of Thirty-seeond and Thirty-hfth
Streets. The receipts were for the
ciety Of the church.
! garden party for the benefit Of ST
AIMS Catholic Church, will be held on
the evenings OF August (, 5, 6, end !, On
the DumbIane lawn, Teuleytown.
The following real estate transac-
tions are reported:
P. T. Berry mas sold house 1919 Thir-
tieth Street northwest to Mr.. W. K
Greaves, for $4,000 This property was
a part of the Hyde estate Walter T
Wheatley has transferred TO Minnie D.
WheatIey, lot 81 square 1175, being i'm
proved property at the southwest cor
ner Of Thirtieth and K Streets north
west; Anna Lindsay has sold to Henry
D. Fry, lots end 5. block II, of the
subdivision of Wesley Heights. north
west OF Georgetown; George O. Root
yesterday sold to Helen Humphrey, lot
30 in Roots subdivision Of University
Heights: Mr. john A Heenan bought al
public auction Tuesday afternoon for
Theodore Barnes. a lot on the north
side OF DumOarton Avenue. between
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eigh
Streets northwest. having q frontage OF
20 feet by a depth Of 120. The purchase
price was sIT75 and the old Williams
property on the south side OF Street,
between ThiFtIeth and ThiTty-hT5t
Streets. to Mr.. Charles D. Pennybaker.
Of Cambridge Place, Georgetown, for
80 GOO.
The evening times., 1902-07-24
The Best DiauhOea Medicine on Earth.

That IS what Nr. W z. Landers, prominent
farmer uezr Indianapolis. Ind. Says Of Cham
berlaia's Colo, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Read his testimonial: 1t gives ne great
pleasure 10 tell you how much Chsnsberlsia's
Colic Cholera ana D5aTThoea Remedy has done
Tor ne ] have used Il FOR nine years, and !
think II the best medicine on earth. II has
saved my life several times. | would not think
Of being without bottle Of II in the house "
FOR sale BY Henry Evans, Wholesale and Re
tail. and all druggists
The evening times., 1902-07-24

Rochester. \. +, for $3.50. st the taS
sale Apen IS. 1900 be cancelled and the
money resYn led TO the purchaser. The
Recommendation is based upon the fact
that the lsaa was enormously assessed
for water maiE tax on October II, 1893
On tEe = s.ommendation OF the Health
officer thS Commissioners have ap-
proved the request OF E. VI. Ollie. treas
ureI of ne Garfield Memorial Hospital
that the Secretary of the Treasury b
asked tc lssge a warrant for 81 GOO to be
deposited 20 the c.edit Of the institution
on account of the appropriation for the
maintenance OF the isoIating ward in the
said hospital.
The Water Register has recommended
the refund of per cent on the water
bill against premises 572S Thirteenth
Street northwest. Cd the application Ct
Carrie Madison. Investigation showed
that the water for which a specific
charge was made flows through the
meter located on the White estate on
Brightwood Avenue.
On application of the A e Fox Gem
pany the Assessor has recommended the
refund OF g duplicate payment Of taxes
amounting to s13.6s. being the second
half tax for 1892 against sUblot "a, block
2. lie DToit Park. IN the name or Rob
ert y. Talbot.
Acting upon the recommendation OF
Inspector Thomas. of the Engineer De-
partment. the Commissioners have de-
MED the application OF Louis Brandt 10
place a bootbIacking stand at the cor
ner of New Jersey Avenue and Street
northwest. on the ground that there is
such a stand at the corner OF c Street
and New Jersey Avenue, one square
away.
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Bay Ridge, the Queen Resort of the
Chesapeake Bay.

salt water Esthing. Orchestra and Dancing,
Boating. Fishing and Grabbing EIuinautIy
sd<s-:Sa for church and organization excI1T-
siOuS. Uood hotel accommodations. specially
attractive for Washington folks foT over sun
day outings. Trains leave 3. d O. r r sta
ton $40 a. m and 4-30 p n. week days;
e:lG ., n. and las ?. n Sundays.
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IrredeemabIs Sales.

Mr. Darneille explains that irredeem-
able tax sales are not reported for many
reasons
Taking up the second item Of the re-
quest, Mr.. DarleiIIe continues:
The Law relating TO tax sales does
not require notice 10 owner OF property
prior TO execution Of deed. Nevertheless
such notice is undoubtedly an accom-
nodation in many Instances, and this
Office inaugUTated last BiGteT the pTac-
tice OF sending notice that period for
redemption vas about 20 expire, and
that purchaser would shortly he en-
titled 10 deed, in all these cases where
the residence. place, Of business, or So
cation OF owner was readily accessible y
On the third item Of the request. the
report says. il part.
The law relating TO tax sales does
Rot provide that property shall be ad-
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SOME HOT BARGAINS IN COOL
SUMNER SHIRT WAISTS.

There's been some rapid selling going on
N our Shirt Waist Department durinS this
Clearance Sale, Cur stock is somewhat
broken therefore these startling sacrifices.
Ladies White India Linen and Persian
Lawn Waists; beautifully tucked front and
back. Some are trimmed across the front
with inserting: others are trimmed n rows
OF Val lace and heHstItched tucks. Only
button back styles; sizes 81 20 -. ST RA
We're s2-Ss-Remlsnt Clearance. sOV
8 AIl-silk Polka Dot Pongee Waists; made
with four box piests On each side OF front,
hack tucked 90 match: finished down the
fr5nt with wide piezsz< beautifully en-
broi3ered and hiH1Stitsaed; collar and cuffs
trimmed 20 Hiato4: sizes S2, 50. 90
We're s9-75. Ceesaace- Remnant 50 q Q
p.ics s.....--.-..,...---...- ~ y
Pesu de Sole SILK Waists. in blue.
white, ard green. Some are beautifully
tucked; others are bemstitched. These are
perfectly finished in every respect; button
front styles only; sizes from 81 20 90
Were S4ss and S5.9S. Remnant ST q Q
Clearance price 4. .
Ladies Peau de Sole and Aoire Waists.
in black, white. light blue, and tan.
These are regular model garments: some are
stitched III colors; Others are plain tucked;
button front and Gibson effects; stocks and
cuffs trimmed to match. very smart
style AID cool garment: sizes g.
TO 20. We're 500. Remnant s Z q o
CteaF2nce price----- ---.----.-.. - , ~
Shirt WAIST Department-Second fooF.
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CoIumbia-EGWin Arden in Caste. F."
afternoon and evening
American League PaFk-Washington
vs.. Cleveland. 4;30 p. n.
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Pursuant to the request OF Mr. a.
Guide. Of 1924 F Street northwest, the
Assessor has recommended and the Com
missi0ner5 have approved that the sale
OF 1-76 acres OF land on Eighteenth
Street, plat 26, to c. II. WiItsie. Of
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TIDE TABLE.

Sun rises. -4:53 AN Sun sets 10 P.AI
Moon rises. :23 Pm. Moon sets.