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TIE mon EMENTS OF STEAMERS.
Ishnh-TEN nnRpS

London. Nov Arrived. steamer Mnetonka tBrl. Lay
land. New York.
Fr|martlc Nov - Arrived previously. .eamer Strath
ford d3p, Cameron. New York for Adelaide. sydney.
Plymouth Nov -. SO a Arrived steamer Deutsch-
land Ger. Barends, Nev-York for Cherbourg and
Hamburg mnd proceeded.
Brow Head Nov -. 4:2o Passed steamers Oceanic
OBJ. cameron. New York Liverpool: Numadlc
t5r, Kerr. New York Liverpool
Christansnud. Nov i9-Arrived. steamer Hotham New
ton C8r). Anderson New York for Aarhuus and AL
Antwerp Nov Arrived, steamers American Dutch.
Mnrkschlager York; "a Heshaye Dutch.
hon New York; George ,Br), Pug5 Sew-York
a m. Friesland OBelgl Nickels New York
Bouogne sur Mer, Nov -. 10 m Arrived steamer
Statendam Dutch. Batker. New-York for Rotterdam
Cherbourg Nov p midniEht-Arrived. steamer Kron-
outh FOR Bremen and proceeded
New York. Livingston tlr). for New-York.
Sagres. Nov 24-Passed. steamer Picqua dr) Ftkins.
Palermo for New-York;
PaleTm Gd'' Nov 22Ysaed steamer sician Prince CBr)
Lisbon Nov 2i-Arrlved, steamer Tonawnnda CBp.
Genoa Nov 22-Arriyed Cttta Milano GtaD.
Malta Nov 25-Arrived steamer Georgia Ger. Bran
Cape Town Nov 2a-Arrived steamers Norman Prince
New York via St Vincent, G V.
Sydney. $ W Nov 23-ATrived steamer Lexington
St Vincent v Nov 2s-sailed steamer Tartar Prince
arrived. Edderton (Br) Russell New-YorIS
for Fremantle Adelaide Melbourne. etc; Westmin-
Queenstown, Nov Is. Tas m-Arryed. steamer Oceanic
Kinssie ' Nov 25-Passed steamer BS=.-naan CBr Nc
sydney Nov 24-Arrved steamer EHsa e<anch CBr) nin
New-York via Fremantle Adelaide and Melbourne
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MRS. HEATH NOT GUILTY
JrRY ACoUITs HER OF CHARGE OF
SENDING LIBELLOUS LETTER TO
MISS LYNCH.

". rf,zs West Heath Editor of The Mamar-
onecz Democrat and social reformer. was declared
''Not guilty in the Westchester County Court
Judge Plat presiding, at White Plains. yesterday
She was charged with sending a hbellous letter
to Miss Anna L Lynch, a school teacher OF
Manaaroneck, calling on her to repent and re-
form.
During the summing up of former District At
torney George c. Andrews. who was assisting
Prosecutor Young. he called Mrs. Heath the Carrie
Nation Of Mamaroneck.
David II. Hunt. in summing up for Mrs. Heath
said:
Of Miss Lynch. The letter in this case was not
written for the benefit OF the public II Miss IS
remedy by pecgnaTy damages 4IH oa2 iRs
he right of free speech and the right of criticism
6y the press. Parties holding offices are always
open TO criticism. You can render verdict IN
this case by which you can say. Miss Lynch. your
character is unimpeached. and TO my cheh' you
say. You are acquitted
The letter which caused the prosecution Of Mrs
Heath follows:
School District No !.
Mamaroneck Westchester County,
State of NewYork, May H. 1902
Madame: Statements being made relative TO
past misconduct upon part-reports relative to
your acts Of niscondTet With pr hoeFT heSJa
and voters demand your resignation from the list
81 our local school teachers. We take this course
court proceedings 10 cause the repeal Of your
license TO teach elsewhere TO the END ina IhaI you
rnents which cause our act toward you are IN our
judgment on information and belief, true, where
fore we demand that your resignation be filed with
the board Of trustees before the 2lst day of
Nav 1872 Signed by me- Z. W. HEATH.
President Of the Vigilance Committee on Educa-
tional Management behalf Of the Directing
raxpayers. Take notice that a copy of this notice
has been herewith filed with the board of tTus-
Nj. Andrews in summing UP for the prosecution.
characterized Mrs. Hesths attack on Miss Lynch
as cowardy and simply for revenge. Then he said:
There has been no mere quarrel between these
fvo ladies' This coRardly attack dragged her repu-
ration and character down Mrs Heaths reform
was 10 tear down the character of an honest woman
She has set nearly every one IN the village crazy
She has wrecked things She has even dehed the
law She has damned this young woman in the eyes
nj Mamaroneck. She has injured Miss Lynch, and
Is now responsible for il. If you give this woman
, passport Of Not guilty I will wager that she
VIII he back IN six months for slandering some one
else
After the trial Mrs. Heath said: 81 felt sure l
would he acquitted. I knew I had committed no
breach Of the law I shall now issue an extra edi-
ton of The Msmaroneck Democrat at once. In II
! shall have a copy Of the headlines Of of the
NeW-York papers telling about the trial Beneath
shall put in large letters, l consider the incioent
closed
Then the INDICATED reformer went home to print
her little paper.
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER p.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY NOV -. 1902.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY. NOV. - 1902
ARRIVED.
Steamer Tauric tBr). Caven, Liverpool November II
with mdse White Star Line Arrived at the Bar al
4:46
Steamer Astoria (Br). wilson Glasgow Novemher n
and Neville with mdse lO3 cabin 1873 steerage
TO Henderson Bros Arrived at $40
a
% with mdse TO Sanderson & Son. Arrived AZ
II D oath.
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse from Bremen
South Of Fire Island at 4:49 m.
Alene Ger. Rohde Ssvana November II
CartaRena II and Port Limon ~. with and cabin
10 the Hamburg American Line
IL IN.
Steamer Barcelona Ger. Bohn. Hamburg November :
with mdse and 40 Storage passengers Funch Fdve g.
Co Arrived the Bar al ' "
Steamer Rverdae (I3r. Hay. Tiilattap September %
Colombo october 3, Port Said o. st Mchaels November
and Delaware Breakwater "a with J III Wincbae
& Co. Arrived at the Bar at 7 m.
Steamer Alliance, Skilngs. Colon Nov Is with r,5.a
a passengers TO the Panama Railroad Stearnsbir
Arrived at the Bar at 80 '''P
Steamer HeathcTag CBrl. Muller Tjatjap Septan,bar
g. Samarang Is. Alden October Q. Port said Is AIpiers
Delaware Breakwaer November "a with sugar 10
Furness Witty & Co Arrived at the Bar 1850 u m
Brighton CNorD. Krohg Port Antonio
maica November 49, with United Fr1Iit or1
pany Arrived at the Bar at IL a I'm
Steamer MORO Castle. Downs. Havana, November %
with mdse and ~ passengers to James F. Ward & Co
steamer Apache Bearse, Jacksonville. November %
and o. with mdse and passengers 10 William
steamer Hawaiian. Nichols Philadelphia in ballast to
Dearborn & Iapham.
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G. Ny. D. AFTER SEPARATE TALLY.

gYER J STEIN ITS SECRETARY. APPEARS BEFORE
THE APPELLATE DIVISION TO-DAY
Myer J. Stein. secretary of the Greater New-York
Democracy. went to Rochester last night to APP
pear before the Appellate Division in that CITY
Application made TO Justice Kruse. OF the su-
preme Court in Buffalo about two weeks ago for
order compelling canvassing boards 10 make
q separate tally of the votes cast for Bird S. Coler
for Governor under the emblem of the Greater
NeW-York Democracy Justice Kruse denied the
application. and appeal taken 10 the APP
pellate Division. which Will listen 10 argument to-
day.
Returns sent in by the various district leaders
indicate that the Greater New-York Democracy
IN tWenty-nine districts of Manhattan and The
Bronx polled 800 votes. In Queens the organiza-
ton polled 1900 votes. The six uncanvassed dis
tricts this city and the vote throughout the
State expected 10 swell the total vote about
1900. Ten thousand votes enough entitle
the organization TO Il separate column the reg
ulaE oflcial ballot and 70 nominate by convention
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BEEF TRUST DEAL OFF. WALL-sT. HEARS.
REPORT SAYS PROMOTERS FEAR PUBLIC wouLI

REPORT SAYS PROMOTERS FEAR PUBLIC WOULD
NOT STAND IT AFTER COAL STRIKE.
report current in Wall Street yesterday. and
said TO have authentic foundation, was that the
formation Of the United States Packing Company
the giant merger OF the big beef companies, which
was have had capital Of half billion dollars
has been postponed indefinitely because the inter
ests which financed 1t believe that after
coal strike experiences the public would not stand
The formation Of q combination to control the sale
Of beef.
According 10 special disnatches from Chicago
bankers there say that the plan has been
abandoned, and that the primary cause for the
DELAY in the tion OF the deal the tight
ness Of the money market.
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CHILD AT FIRE DROPS 20 FEET.
SHE JUMPS FROM THIRD STORY WINDOW
TO INCLINED ROOF-SAVES HER
SELF BY SEEING SHUTTER
ID West 23d Street.

Lulu Cox thirteen years old, had remarkable
escape from death yesterday. At a. fremen
We're called TO a fire at the residence of Frank l.
Cox. at No, 20 Grand-st White Plains 4
her OF the household had dropped match in the
bathroom of the house few moments later the
occupants discovered that the hall and bathroom
were on fire and alarm sent in. Lulu Cox
Mr.. Cox's young daughter. asleep in a third
story room. She was awakened by the excitement
below.
She attempted to descend the staircase hut was
cut off by the flames The child rushing back to
her hedchamher opened window in her room
and climbed to the roof of the house. She was
harefooted and In her nightrobe. The child. look
ing over the side of the house, saw the roof of
one story addition, over twenty feet below where
she was standing. Graspng the gutter with her
hands. she dropped She struck on her bare feet
on the roof OF the addition. which is built on an
incline and only five feet square She caught hold
OF an open shutter and saved herself from turn-
bling 10 tho ground
She had hardly landed on the small roof before
the nremen had ladder raised and took her ia the
ground The hremen put the IRE out in a f.w
minutes. The loss a bout 500
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Horse sale Madison Square Garden.
Hearing on PENNSYLVANIA tunnel franchise city
Hall. 2
Torrey Botanical Club meeting Botanical Garden. 29o
m
BOARD or Education meeting.
Theta convention Hotel Majestic theatre party
at Days evening.
Entertainment Of the Alliance FRANCHISE Carnegie
Lyceum, evening
National Arts Club dinner No 81 Thirty fourth-s
$50 2 m
Public Of the Vegetarian Society No. l2s East
Twenty-eghth- n.
Lecture by Dr. Emil G. Hirsoh on The New York East
Side Problem" Educational Alliance. East Broadway
Jeffersnn- N
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR-W I. Alden of Boston. DARLINGTON
Franklin Waterman, of the Smithsonian Institu-
ton of Washington. FIFTH ANENUE.IColonel
George ". Dunn, of Binghamton, and John A
Hall. president of the Massachusetts, Insurance
Association. Of Springfield. GRAND-EX-Mayer
F. c. Hyde Of Hartford. Or. J. d. Glennen, I. ,.
4; and Captain R c. Graxte2n Z S. A G IR6ISEo
MAN J. B. Lyon State Printer, of Albany MUIR
RAT HILL-State Senator T f. Ellsworth, OF
Lockport. and J. NJ. Dickey, Of Newburg. Ma
VARRE-Captain G A. Taylor, L. S. A. VIC
TORIA-State Senator George F. Greene. Of Bing-
hamton. and a. Lincoln Fene of Boston. WAL.
DORF-Thomas H Watkins. Of Scranton. one or
the Strike Commissioners
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Mr.. PADDOCK TAKES MAN TO BELLEVUE.

THE LATTER is SUFFERING FROM ALCOHOLISM
BEST OF CARE PROMISED THE PATIENT.
The Rev Robert L. Paddock rector Of the Church
OF the Holy Apostles. Ninth-ave. and Twenty
eighth-st, called at Bellevue Hospital last night to
ask the officials to for friend suffering
alcoholism. When Mr.. Paddock appeared he asked
for Captain McHale. With Mr. Paddock was VIII
lam D. Scott, twenty-eight years old. Of No 346
West Twenty-eighth-st., a Canadian. Mr.. Paddock
explained Captain McHaIe that his friend had
been drinking heavily for the last few days and
was the verge of collapse. He asked that he be
well taken care Of
Captain McIiale sent for DR.. Mclean who made
examination of Mr.. Scott He diagnosed his
alcoholism. and he sent TO the alcoholic
ward. Before leaving the hospital Mr. Paddock
DR.. Jones, the physician in charge of the
alcoholic ward, and asked him, personal favor
TO see that Mr.. Scott was looked after "a little
attentiVely than usual" DR.. Jones promised
that Mr.. Scott would receive the best of care.
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CALL FOR THE REV. Mr.. WATSON.

Shelter Island. Long Island. Nov. Is Special
The Rev William r. Watson. rector Of st. Marys
Protestant Episcopal Church here has received
call to the pulpit of st. Luke's Church Sea Cliff,
Long Island. The pulpit left vacant two
months ago by the resignation of the Rev. William
Dallam Morgan, who went TO n Baltimore church
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SONS or THE REV0LUTI0N CELEBRATE.

was held last night at Delmonco's Charles r
Anderson, the vice-president presiding The occa-
sion was the ll9th anniversary of the evacua ton
OF the city Of New-York by the British troops
William Webster Ellsworth, the secretary of the
S Sr Pn5lishing Company. delivered an ad-
dress; MS subject being Captain John Smith and
Old virginia The lecture Illustrated with
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THE FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
WANTS HIM AS ITS PASTOR

The Fourth Presbyterian Church No 6a7 West
End-ave. met last night and extended an informal
caii TO DIT Pleasant Hunter Of tho Second Pr.sby-
terrain Church Of Chicago. to take the place OF Or
J. Wilbur Chapman. who has resigned No denrits
action was taken. and the congregation adjourned
pending an answer from Dr Hunter II he ar
cepts the call VIII be formally ratified " "
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
TODAY.

TODAY.
Vessel. From Line
ElFerdale St Michhcls. November 3d..
AlgeTs . Galveston. Now Uber NJ n
,Iii4a Naples November =. "a lra
Nord America Naples, November r.. La Veloce
II SHio- alNeston, oyeWbcr 10. Morgan
Concho .'Ialy eston, November Mallory
main Bremen. November Iloyd
'Prins Wilem H. liayti. November p West Ind
Comanche. ia ok sOnyle November % ~ CLYDE
THURSDAY NOVEMBER -
Celtic liverpool November 70. White star
pennsylvania. plymouth. November An,
JsrSey City..... swansea. November 10 Bristol Cr
El Monte New Orleans. November - Moran
FL Rio............ Galveston November o. 49,. Morgan
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IS
Lord Erue ...-..... Swansea November 1
Martelo Hun November u ... william
Nauplia .Stettn. November H,rnl,
Samantha. Cardiff November "a ..... -. -
"Brngs mail.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATrRE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise - Sunset rises 3.84 Moons age %
HIGH WATER
SANDY Hook 5.4I Gov. Island 6.Is Gate 7:0S
PM-Sandy Hook 511 Gov Island 5:43 Hell sate 80
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Announcements
ICARIA
A New collar.
+. f. ".

heautiul hair ~ always pleasing "a pARt-p-u.s
II X EAISAM eNcels in producing
HlNpEH'"RNS. Tho best cure FOR corus. bets
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Norfolk with mdse passengers to the Old Dominion
Steamship Company
steamer ALBANIA C8r. Philadelphia. on the High
lands 80 o.
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse tGer. Cupperr.
November Is. southampton and Cherbourg 10
with mds" steeraRe passengers DEL
riChs - Arrived q the Bar y m.
steamer Gaia err. Pavcy MnrSeilles November I
and Naples =. with mdse and passengers to James W
Elweu Il 60 Arrived al the Bar at about $40 ?
Steamer tOurho Evans. Galveston November 10 and
Key West I'D with mdse and passengers 70 Charles
II Mallory Co. Anchored or Quarantine AT $40 m.
Sandy Hook. y Nov -. $50 ul-Wind northeast
breeze, raining.
Steamers Charlois DUTCH Ter Philadelphia, Hamilton
Norfolk Newport News; city Of Washington, Colon.
HI Galveston. Istok tAuSU New-Orleans: Cevtc
tTr, Liverpool. Kansas city savannah: Ramon
rnaEa SPAN Santandcr. Boltazan 1D Havre and Dun
lr OBJ. Port Royal c. British Monarch
Montcvidcp and Huenos Ayres Stella ti}r). Naples
Genoa.
TIE mon EMENTS OF STEAMERS
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METROPOLITAN OPERA House.
Grand ODern Season 19O2-INO2.

Under The direction Of Mr. Maurice Grau.
Tonight. Nov = at 81 BA RRIERE d. STVITII4
Nine S@r1hrch- NeSSr~- S4iiErar Reszks.
mart, tiiiihe-t. Conductor. Mr. MancneH-
Tomorrow EvE Nov - THANKSGIVING NiEhrl. q s.
Extra Pert. AIDA Mines Emma Ea1es Louise Homer;
NeSsrs de NzrChi Scott de Reszke Gourmet. Con-
ductor Nj NancicsIN
Friday Evg. Nov IS at s-LOHENGRIN Mines
tsadski. SChUmauu Hsin- t5sbtts B!sp-
ham. Muhlmann. Ed d. Re=zke Conductor. Mr.. Hertz
saturday Aft Nov -. az ia TRAVTATA. Nine
Ssulhrc1, Nsssrs- de march,. Sootti- Conductor Mr.
NaDciuslIi-
saturday Evs Nov 2e. at sat pop. p-icss--cAR-
MEN Mines. Seygard, FRITZ Schen. Messrs Alvarez
Journet. Conductor, Mr. Flou-
sun EvE Nov S0th, a S:3o-Graud Popular Concert
Soolsts Sshumaun-HeinN, FIRTH Sche salignac Scott
Conductor Hertz
Homer Brdeveu. Gerilauser tiebut). Van Rocy BIas
Cortuctr-. Hertz
Wed Eyg. Dec. b AZ S-IA BOHEME ssn1orich
EriJzi Sche1 De Msrrhi CamPa1ari Gourmet Conductor
Ma0ciueIL
Fri EvS.. Dec . al S-RIGOLETTO Ssulb-ich
Rrievell. pani ,debuu Gourmet Conductor
ciueIL
WEBER PIANOS USED
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AUCTION SALES.
THolIAs j ~ ; - Aact556e.

Default having been made IN the payments on
account 90 the respective bond, FOR deeds for
certain lots IN As5ury Park. ID. g.. issued by
the District Investment Company % the parties
mentioned below. ne viii sell ar public auction
90 the auction rooms 81 T. j. owen & son No.
sl3 T Street northwest on MONDAY. NOVEN-
Der 10TH. A. D., 1892 AZ I O'CLOCK p. H.
the following lots Lots 10 and H. block J. lots
J and .. block .. lots IS and IS. block q lots /
and . block 4, 20 Ann Van Dyke. Lots Il and
To- block s, lots 81 and S5 block p. % John l.
Cox lots and 8, block 3, 10 T. r Proctor.
Lots and :. block 3, 90 T. l. johnson. Lot z,
block 4, ro r. ID. Graham. Lots So 81 and =
block .. and lots - and p. block . transferred
20 T. d. TAYLOR. and lots and T. block l. and
lots and 8, block 3, and ana q. block Z. 70
Hrltie G. Campbell All said lots in Asbury
Park. d. C. Terms, an cash az tine OF slle.
BY order 0f the District Investment Co.
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REALE ESTATE
SOMETHING NEWIN REAL Estate

have about ONE HUNDRED choice lots IN
Fast Washington Ehich can be sold for $50
each. on easy terms, VIZ: SO cash and 81
PER month.
No DIED or TRUST REQUIRED.
40 INTEREST TO BE- PAID on DEFERRED
PAYMENTS
NOTE THIS NEW FEATt RE--Should chs
Igrci-tsar die aiter having made Zen payments,
The lot WilI be decided, free from encImhr1nce,
10 tie heirs or 1eEisees % the purchases.
&emeu5e-, the hTst applying Wlll secure the
most choice lots.
For fun particulars call on
JOHN + WAGGAMAA. 20 Il ST. y ".
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Fne t-uck farm
50 acres. acres original growth timber
miles from Norfolk. "a Immediate possession
Illness cause Tor selling. Address BCX 81,
this otice- ME
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN TIE SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT
OF CULJ MBiA-ln the matter Of pTNENEY
CROSS. Bankrupt. Ia bankruuucy- No 2sI-
Tie trustee. Charles Fl. Merillat, having re-
ported % this court the sale on October ~
l.L2 OF the hcense, lease, and property here
t-ioTe. on October y, 1892, ordered 20 be sold.
90 John j. Byrne, for the sum of 500 rbicb
sum has been paid 10 said trustee b~ sid
byrne and u appearing &c the court that aid
sale Is represented % have been a fair one il
Is, oy the court. TINS 18th day u October. 1902
~olgdSed and ordered that the said sale stan5
c1ltrlned unlezs cause 20 the contrary be shown
On OF before the 9Th DAY Of NOVEMBER.
lSc; provided that this order be published On
every other day in the Washington Times and
m the ''W ashinston Law Reporter once. BE-
fore said 9th Of November
A B. HAGNER
l.--.-e-o4 noe Associate Justice.
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WILL FAI . monthly reutal for upright
piano. address BOX S3s, this Office mi
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CASH PAID fo- Schnappz. r. J. r. Golden
Crown tin tags and Sensation fronts. JUSTHs
OLD STAND. CI9 D ~. NV. oc22-3Ot
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WAITE 9-Gas engine, % 5-h0rse power.
Adiress BOX go. this Office InJ-8
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

NANIED-By coI0rad man, position as cook,
chef or I'd cook; references. 1921 4th 81. NV
WANTED-PIace TO drive and De generally use
iui 1t anything; small wages. BON 3fG this
Office. 81
WANTED-By experienced colored MN. place
as waiter IN restaurant, also have had expert
Cnce in driving light vehicle Cali OF drop
postal 10 ST. Sc. el
WANTED-Po-itl0u by an Al colored male
cook; hotel or cafe; city references Address
BOZ 3i5, this Office. MI
WANTED-By young man, place in grocery;
reliable; rctertncos- Address bon 81. this
office nj
WANTED-Situation by male cook as order or
oyster cook. loll 18th ST. NV nj
WANTED-Posit.on by young man, coming
from New York; tailor and cutter on misses
and chiidTcU's suits. Address BOX 33G. this
Office nj
WANTED Situation by frsr-class all-around
cook. address bon a2d. this Office m5-3
WANTED - Position as night Waterman. or
evening work hy white student address BOX
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this office. m5-2
WANTED-Wor< by young man from country:
reliable; references. Address BOX 81. this
Office ml-2
WANTED-By sober. reliable young man. place
as porter OF driver, light or heavy work; city
reference Address BOX Zg9. this office. e3S
WANTED-By druggist. employed in one Of
the departments, position after Office hours
Address bon DO. this Office ru3-2
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WANTED-Caporal fronts SOC hundred: cigar
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-To carry orders in grocery store
1900 10Th ST. NV. q
MANTED-NounE man IN retail dry goods IN
receiving room. mast be experienced. BON
MAR;HE 80 9Th ST. NV q
WANTED-Boy with wheel for special delivery.
bon MARCIiE, SO 9Th 81 NV 81
WANTED-A respectable colorcd man with
good references for butler and Homework. Ap-
ply az once 40 1880 23d 81. NV 81
WANTED-Lahorers at s2I Pa. ave; good
wages Co right parties. FL
WANTED-A 5000 oyster shucker at MADES
HOTEL, Cor. 81 end Pa. ave. 81
NANIED-Ten uon-uui0n painters. Apply
90 Jayius new luildiug- Whitney and Sher-
man ave NV. 81
NANTED-A boy to lean the hardware BUSH
ness. Address bon 355, this Office. e5-8
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WANT. D-FuTniture carpets. store and ofice
fixture. cook stoves. contents o. houses Our
prices are the highest FRIES q CO., 800 IOth
e.. NV, next door Gas Once. ml-1
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-05
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR REHT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-FEnlshed fat rooms and bath;
aiil rent cheap e. small family, and take one
room for part % rent. Inquire az 40 10Th 81
nW-, after p. m Ring night hand bell mss
FOR RENr-Fiat Of 3 rooms furnished; 81 per
month COO 9th 81. He. esq
FOR RENT-s22Iz 18th ST. ne, 4 ven desirable
hye-rOom and bath dat. porcelain tub; new
paper; average rent, $3.50. m3I-u