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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-25
Auction Sale

aNiegleN sAf.E ag Fs.sstsss 50
FURNITURE ApMtNisr akron 3
sAtG IN TI1E ESTATE oF Lou
GRAHAM ~ 81 uigkEHrnN
viii slit on TIE FREMisEs.
gi17 MADISON STREET. CON.
MENCtNG MONDAY, TIE glrh
JULY, At 10 O'CLOCK SHARP FL
THESES FlsEMlsH OAK Din IA
ROOM FURNITURE, CHINA CAR-
1NErE5 EAHIaR FrRNfFIHE,
Tti.a N ap s,Tr,,T,ses 5s -hhtoS !. R!k .,
GLASS ~ GREAT VARIETY. AN
Et,ENANT LOT or DIAMOND
IEMEfslN, PAfNTINHS IsEATIi-
ciiAps. ciiickFRiN6 ufRfoisf
PIANO. WILLARD TABLE. Ei.E-
80 81 ttett kz MAttntsf sTNr-
lEst ~ FACT TfiE MOST COS1
IL sEATrl.E =. q. BiCkEBrpN
ACCTloNEER.
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HOSIERY DAY TOMORROW

Ladies' uiaek Hose. fast eoiaf
excellent quality. spC value
pair ttsafssst+tt tfssHsfttt.t Ena
Ladies' Fancy Lace Hose. real
Lislr thread. in black sud coiafH.
zoe value sss.....ts t4ss...,,, Jbe
Ladies' Superior Quality Black
lioHc white Huleed Mace feet.
Doe value s.t.tttttssssstftts zoe
ehtldrru.a Rubbed Hose. double
knees. sizes q 90 50. considered
good value at i6 azar. tomorrow
pairs .#4..........s4..... 2ha
MenH Fancy Lace Stripe and Rilh
Embroidered Socks. zae value zoe
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cANNURv eUaNUo AT kENAI

The T. = 4 " Cus eannefy a.
Kraai Vas DESTROYED hs 81. Iulg -
aeeefdius & telegram received ~
tha eanpanx The eaHaerg cunfainad
talif dsstfus "a M tutal ilss appteats
FssaginE S. 90.
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Rap,isss Convention

The fourth annual state conven-
tson % tie eatorss llaptlsts OF Wash
IuEtQs aompaeucea lf4 sessions AZ
the Mount Hon church lu this city
yesterday. Ciergymen fFxin every
portion Nf the state are lu atteud-
ancu. The meeting wui cuutinge
tafouwh ths remainder % the WseR.
concluding is lapors Sunday MORN.
laa
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ln ttltpbnulna tie vote fof carnival
queen 81 tho Star yesterday afternoon
enc committee omitted the Hamo of
Niles AnFiistt iiHss aHd bee Futs,
Whirh Naa AsH af that ura ard tnr
omiasiau waa rFafiueAsd untH ESQ bate
W rrcHf9 Yesterday
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nAINIER nrAcII

TifE PLACE TO LIVE
EASY TO REACH EASY TO ttuY.
Beautiful location on shore OF Lake
washington short ride on Sc cleo
trie cars from First and Washing
ten. large lots. sozti1 with alley.
are selling fast AZ SIS. So and 500
at s. and sic down and s. month.
fs5 already sold. everybody likes
Rainier beach. IT'S the best ana
cheapest property on market for
horne and Investment. schools
churches. stores. fine garden soil
cleared and graded avenues, side
walks, grand views. boating. bath
ing. fishing high ami hcnlthful.
plenty wood and city water. lum-
her on terms or home built See
Mr.. Weed. agent. office at Rainier
Reach or c. X sturtevant. owner
so BOSTON block.
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" n Hutchinson Hra chasing cue
ON theiF hish nfirsd straw hats Or
81 na iaeIudinr fea e. ta and Zee hats
calls fnis 0ns.
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Baptist Excursion 20 Monte
Cristo

"Wednesday. July r.. under aunfis
eea Wosnesa aaeietY First IiApEtat
church. Train leaves depot , =. ~.
Aaund trip f4ep chli4fsn under =.
81 60
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Chiidfaua Black taric Hose, IN
fancy lace stripes. IN FiksH. 1ar
value ........ ........... zoe
Mems fNnCy Lace LiHie iiaHe. hilk
embroidered. ia pretty shades az
modes cream ana black,
value 4Fsf.st. ss.tt..tt.tsss zoe
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Fsr Rsnl-rurnl.hsd Room.
ouna

To LOAN Private money only
flfat.ClnsH securities.
TO SELL Residence lots Houses
erected 10 desired easy terms.
TO LET Houses and flats. one
e=fHemH. nice
To SELL Elegant I0-r0em
dwelling Large grounds nupafh
view. desirable neiFhborhoad Forced
sale. owner leaving the city Price
10000. worth much more. 1000 down.
TO GIVE Kitchen range on sale
Of house.
LYMAN g. KNAPP,
10 inilrr Building
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AtNFstNf
VIRTUE loans money On real rFtHfEz
long lime Payable monthly 10 DE-
HIHrd o. a virtue Boston Block
hefpHc and Columbia 81
~ iasn o. saiafisa people On fhsif psfsaaai
note Witheuf reeunfF Dealings ftftets
y ffnndsutiaI NJ yea need moass.
eafi en us. Hhs Fidelity Laaa Cumpanf.
fpau q. raIabinf biloxi. nHffheaat gufnff
Second and Columbia.
respectable place A. borrow money on aias
fHaHdf. 1sNtIeF. Haffasa American Mateh
gsuslff co. 80 f1fat opp Rainier
Grand private affifsai strictly qrnndrntiai
ssssss=ssaaas
MONEY ADVANCED NAfsAHfEb rNo
PHI rstai ulefe hanfE. teaniafsra. board
iua halass NtfhGut ssanHtF. largest
faelnfna in fG HFfHfiual HItlaa Ialmaa5
tis EIifr tleek. ga fsaaad aFsnun
A RELIABLE plass g. baffau money g
alafuuflf. WatHsIsn, fFWHiHs Lev iutFfsat.
" y West has Pisa
COLLATERAL HANK faarta Rssall
usuasE i1snsd % any GOD collateral
10 chsuT.
TO LoAN-rfiFats mnnsy 81 iav rate Of
tntsfvaf fienFas a usnsF 10 Tsalss
~sg uoauss 4 Z and Q.
CORPORATIONS orFaHiaaa. soilee=
tiauH patents pensions Rotary pub
lie l.. y. HoHcnbsum. lawyer. sc
Haliey building
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~ SItR leaving f0f AlRHka VII saeri-
Zee Enc lots near woodland park
Tor 500. terms. JAS. Il. Taylor, as
Arcade.
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1oT SHOULD INVESTIGATE.
NJ Acres 4 deep rich soil with an
abundance q pure running water,
Reod uelahhofn, good school aud
handy So the electric car Num eau
reach this property from the business
center in as short a time as YOU can
Green Lake. Perfect title. easy
terms, Adams 4 Nichols. I'll Washs
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NieE wATER FRONT. e mnes from
seattle iac acres 80 improved al
first class land large spring SUIT
eIanf o. irriFate trc ehala place -
- = &n y. g ~. :. :. = 49, - =
fark block
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We can locate you on the bsss hsr,@.s@ss
ianft IN Washington. We have safns
socd farms for sale. Call on r. n
Casey. col Pacific block Seattle
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Classified Ads


erscisl sac kinsfissr wsichss-aaia diiei
Atf.sftssn watch. warranted 10 fssfs o. - I.
SffitFn guarantee AfnsrtoAn watch 4
lsNsirr Co. 80 let orp RaiHlsfs gfAnd
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~ AcREH. fieh lcvei land with aait
mile ~ nice Nntrr fruut % ceres
partially improved % miles fraa
EaHttig poataffof. Fnaa wagon road
s. ucf acre. Robert Aaitby -
Nea Nort block
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N4H7ln-'f6 81 5 r. rom IN hSSse -
ear line - cash Also broom houae
Nifh place FOE COW and some chick
enH Address \ Star.
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CHEAP lots vt SIS up At Htisnan CITY.
enly ~ minutes ride on cid Acntan cas-
lire on NaehinEton street terms -
Down. o. nuNfniF Curae TO-DAY LarNe
warn once On grounds.
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thzt tea east bern cut giasrd ana
Dee. III fsnsca ~
sIuFEH ranges. rArrsts. ieath~r shalrs
tables hasskf sses. sardfutsa ana rifisfSa
81 half price. COL see1 Flke rtreet.
Fbh NAtsE-asa agffIss engine. tshurac-
power IN GOOD condition, Inquire az
fsrtprF q the Aztec Copper MfE Co.
lgA First avenue south.
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iea ACRES. miles from the interuf.
Ian. rich alder ard vine maple Lard.
large creek through a. IS acres par
HaIig improved Price 81 pr acre.
81 would exchange for city property.
HoIert MaithY. 40 New York block
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NINETY ACRES. milsa from the
IHfsrurhan ST Christopher. Level.
good naiL alder and vine maple land
large creek threash 81. g 90 VIII
take part payment IN labor on adj
joining land Robert MaitbY. SO
New YORK block
SEATTLE AND IA
AFrra cleared - acres partly cleared.
hatanrs alder and brash. nice creek
aIaaa e. rrhaal church and good
usiFhipufn. 8 loo Robert MaithY. tia
NaN YORK. hiazk
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tsneas1 acren good Alder bottom lard
6 acres cleared. ~ miles from seattle.
warner a Ca AZ Arcade TidE
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EeAh nEAMATic SCHOOL. Ilaif0ss
Hioet-nf#eafs isssans fafiF 1900
classes. afaaslltir aft fencinF HHa dnne-.
irf traHk q Egan dfarItlfla zssaft-
fts-.ss Pr J I~aIa#aa farrsrfasa sssssfe..
Lille MEHinrtti teacher ~ Ar illgs
Ehldfea pugiia Haw aferrfad - tails
vrlaail sHsrlsi rates thafruEh ffAfning
Euaranfssa Phone fEuHssfj. niIza Gee
The Washington times., 1903-01-01
INCREASE IN WAGES
OF RAILROAD EMPLOYEES

NEW YORK. Jan. For some weeks
the officials Of the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad have been
busy arranging new schedules Of wages,
which will substantially increase the
pay of a large percentage of the en-
pIoyes in I'll departments Of the road
President TruesdaIe said yesterday that
this WORK had been practically com
pleted, and that the rates of pay as re
adjusted viii be made effective Janu-
airy /
The percent ages of increase vary in
different departments, and with differ
ent men or classes of employees, the
ability and fafthfulness of the individual
employee being recognized to a large ex-
tent whenever practicable. According
to an official statement, the new sched-
ule, taken in connection with previous
increases made during the year 1902,
will make the total increases approx
mate what other roads located in the
territory through which the LackawauRa
runs have done IN this direction.
Mr. TFuesdale would not state def
nitely what these increases VIII aggre-
gate per month or year, but 1t was as
eertained that they will approximate
$500, 600 per annum-
The Washington times., 1903-01-01
METROPOLITAN ROAD
AGAIN RAISES WAGES

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-The following
general order was posted in the barns
of the Metropolitan Street Railway Com
pany 0nterurban Street Railway Com
pany1 at ] o'clock yesterday morning:
The management takes pleasure in
recognizing the faithful and efficient ser
vice OF the motormen and conductors in
its electric service. Beginning Sunday,
January IS. all motormen and conductors
will be paid at the following rates:
''Motormen
First years service at the rate of
S2-10 Der day.
Second years service at the rate of
$2-25 per day.
Third. fourth, and fifth years ser
vice at the rate Of 81. s5 per day.
After five years service. at the rate
of $3.50 per day
Conductors.
First years service. at the rate of 81
per day
Second years service. at the rate Of
S2-15 per day.
Third. fourth. and fifth years service
at the rate of 1925 per day.
After five years service at the rate
of s2.35. per day. oREN ROOT. JR..
Assistant General Manager
The management stated that the last
previous raise, 3 per cent, was made in
June, 1901
The new standard established by this
The Washington times., 1903-01-01
DOUBLE SALARIES
TO MoRGAN'S CLERKS

NEW YORK. Jan 1.-The firm OF J. P
Morgan & Co. late yesterday afternoon
distributed sum equal to 100 per cent
Of their salary for the year to all the
employees from messenger boy to manag-
ing clerk The amounts o. the distri-
button ranged from $3.50 to 5000. There
are eeveraI hundred employees. and the
amount distributed would be by many
considered a comfortable fortune.
Many prominent Wall Street firms
have not earned during the year an
amount equal to the largess distributed
by Mr.. Morgan as a New Year gift to his
employees
This is the second distribution of the
kind which Mr. Morgan has made On
December 81, 1901, he gave each empIoye
4 years salary The distribution at
that time was wholly unexpected This
year the clerks we're in doubt as to
whether they would receive bonus.
Early yesterday morning the report was
heard in Wall Street that Mr.. Morgan
would only give the clerks a months
salary. The repetition OF his generosity
of last year. therefore. caused great re-
joicing among the employees of the firm.
The Washington times., 1903-01-01
STEEL TRUSTS OFFER
TO ITS employees
Workers May Subscribe 10
Preferted Stock
THE PRICE UNDER MARKET
Two Millions to Be Reserved to Buy
$4,000 Shares-To Cost EN-
Ployes Ssa.5o.
THE PRICE UNDER MARKET
FEATURES OF THE PLAN.

A sum proportionate to the cor
poration's earnings is to be set
aside and invested il preferred
stock.
Employees are to be entitled to sub
scribe TO this stock according 10 the
range of their salaries the percent
age being greater for me lower sal
aries.
The stock to be held five years and
then delivered to the employee en-
titled to it unless he has left the
service Of the corporation; in the
meantime he is TO draw the divi-
dends; If he dies OF is disabled n
less than i've years. the stock goes
TO him or his heirs.
In January, 1908. any employee may
buy the preferred stock at $50 so a
share; its closing price on the mar
ket yesterday was Ss6.S711s.
The Washington times., 1903-01-01
EARRING LOST BY MRS.
WI QUICKLY RESTORED
Found on Floor of Car She
Occupied.

a diamond earring, valued at $125. was
lost IN Pullman car between Washing
ton and New York yesterday by Mrs. wa.
wife of the former Chinese minister to
the United States
Mrs Wa has been visiting her son in
New York city, and returned to Wash
ington yesterday She arrived at the
Pennsylvania Railroad station about s
O'Clock yesterday morning, but did not
miss the gem until she reached the Ie-
cation She informed Captain Boardman
or her loss, and Detective Howlet and
Conductor Osborne. in charge of the car
or which Mrs Wu had Travelled. searched
for the gem, and found it on the floor
near the edge of the carpet. The dia-
mond was restored to its owner
The Washington times., 1903-01-01

earnings reach $50, 600 600, which will In
sure the prior payment of all charges
and dividends. requiring about s15,000.-
GEO.
Tie circular goes on 10 say that the
intention is to make an adjustment Of
salaries so that each employee. while
feeling that he is receiving fair play
shall have a chance tc earn substan-
tia1 extra sum. provided he and mis-
associates shall be successful in earning
a substantial surplus over interest
The Salaries Paid
1t is said further:
In the matter OF adjusting salaries,
We have gone far enough to know that
on and after January 1. 1903. we will
have in the employ of the Steel Corpora
tion and of all of its subsidiary not to
exceed twelve men with salaries of $50
600 a year or over. This includes the
salary of $100. 600. which is fixed as be-
longing 10 the office of president Of the
corporation itself There will be not to
exceed fifty men who will receive from
$4,000 to SOC, 900 year There will be
about 200 men who viii receive from
$4,000 10 $4,000 a year. and something
over 1.500 men who will receive from
3 800 10 $4,000 year.
The Washington times., 1903-01-01

dend on the stock of 3 per cent. in add
ton to the regular per cent.
The circular adds that If this plan
meets with success it is intended at the
close of the next year to make a similar
offer OF the stock at the market price
then prevailing. The circular indicates
that this plan is 10 be extended indef-
nitely. and the company viii be pre-
pared to sell its employees 25.00o shares
Of stock in January of each year.
The Cash Distribution.
The second provision of the plan ar
ranged for a cash distribution every
year of a certain percentage of the earn
ings of the corporation to its employees
whenever the net earnings Of the year
are over $50. 900. 900. 1T Is proposed to
distribute one half OF this sum in cash
quarterly during the year: reserve the
other half until the end of the year, and
then invest it in preferred stock. divide
the amount of stock thus purchased, dis
tributing one-half to the employees who
are entitled TO it, and holding the other
half in the hands of the treasurer of the
corporation, giving each man a certif~
cate for his interest"
This stock thus held will be deIfv-
cred to the employee at the end of FIVE
years if he remains faithful employee.
and meanwhile he viii get the dividends
on IT.
The amount thus TO be distributed for
1903 will be computed on the earnings as
follows: On earnings Of $50. coo 600 ana
less than 10000. 600, l per cent, and an
additional 2-10 per cent for each SO. OOO,-
000 increase in earnings until the earn
fngs reach $40, 600 coo then an addition
Of il per cent.
The earnings Of the corporation for
the nine months ending September. 1902.
after deducting each month the expend-
itures for ordinary repairs, maintenance
of plants. interest on bonds, etc. were
$101, 1z2, f5S- This is on basis OF about
1925. 900 600 a year, so that under The
plan proposed at least Is per cent will
be set aside to be distributed among the
employees, If the earnings Of next year
equal those OF this year.
Circulars to Stockholders.
The circular to the stockholders, which
was issued simultaneously. after enume-
rating the various motives which led
up TO the adoption OF the plan of profit
distribution, states that it believes that
nearly all the thrifty men in the employ
of9he corporation will become subscrib-
5eS to the capital stock. 1t gives the
member Of stockholders as $4,000 and
says it is believed that they would feel
a sense of security in knowing that the
officials were willing TO enter into z
contract by which part OF their compen-
sation shall be paid only after the net
The Washington times., 1903-01-01
INCREASE IN WAGES ON
WISCONSIN CENTRAL

CHICAGO, Jan. The Wisconsin
Central Railroad announces q general
advance in the wages of its Iocomo
tive engineers and fremen beginning to
day. The increase is a most substantial
form or New Year greeting from the
ROAD 10 the men who manipulate the
throtJies and Iced the freboxes in its
engine service
The amount of increase ranges all the
way from 10 TO % per cent of the pres
ent wage scale. Between coo and 70n
employees viii be benefited by the adj
vance.
The Washington times., 1903-01-01

greatest mileage since 1888 This brings
the total number OF miles of railroad
track in the United States 20 202. %
600 miles. There was not a State
OF Territory in the Union which did not
have some railroad track constructed.
Plans for this year are even more ex-
tensive than the period Just ended.
Every railroad in the country has set
aside large appropriations for improve
meuts.
Pennsylvania Improvements
The Pennsylvania Railroad has set
aside $3.50 600 coo for the years work.
S50000,000 Of this amount will be used
on its New York tunnel and terminal
facilities proposed. Ten million dollars
viii be used on its terminal in this city.
twenty-five million dollars will be used
in improving the terminals at Pittsburg
and the divisions entering there. One
hundred million dollars will be ex,
pended in improving the Pennsylvania
lines west OF Pittsburg. The Union Pa
ciic road will expend SIS. 900 600 on its
lines in the West
Almost every railroad in the United
States has increased the pay of its en-
Dloyes- The usual rate of increase was
10 per cent The first move was made
by the Pennsylvania. closely followed by
the Southern. Chesapeake and Ohio.
and the Baltimore end Ohio. Smaller
systems followed in the steps Of the
larger corporations, and there was d
general advancement in pay on all rail
road lines
By the end of the present year the
Wabash viii have reached the seaeoast
at Baltimore, touching the great bust
ness center Of Pttt5burg. western Penn
sylvania and West Virginia Among
the probabilities Of the year is a Wabash
connection with this city. Then with
the three largest railroads OF the country
entering the city travel should increase
continually The year 1903 viii be an
important one in railroad circles
The Washington times., 1903-01-01
HEARING CONCLUDED

The hearing Of the application of An
tonic NJ Opissa Y de Ycaza, a Filipino,
for a writ of mandamus to compel the
clerk Of the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict to grant him naturalization pa
pers, was concluded yestessay afternoon.
and Justice Clabaugh took the matter
under Amusement The arguments in the
case we're commenced on Tuesday. At
torHey Daniel ". O'Donohue appearing
for Ar- Ycaza. and Assistant District At
torney Atkins for the Government.
The Washington times., 1903-01-01
TO MARRY WOMAN MET
BEHIND PRISON BARS

WILLIAMSPoRT. Pa. Jan 1.-Sylves-
Ter Dietrich and Grace Mclaughlin. Get-
ter known as Grace Lawrence" have
been licensed to wed.
Their ages were given TO Register an6
Recorder Kiess as nineteen, and tie
consent of their parents was filed.
Dietrich met the girl in Jail here last
June, when, in the religious services in
The chapel. they shared the came hymn
book
Each had been committed on the same
chaEge-larceny. They became very fond
of one another and upon their release
recently pIighted their troth.
The Washington times., 1903-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE-Members o. seItese Tribe,
No 10. improved Order OF Red Men. viii
sem6le at their wigWam THIS CTHJ BSDAh)
EVENING At O'CLOCK SHARP, to make ar
engagements for the funeral Of our deceased
brother. Alex 7. feathers By order
1t F. J. RATIGAN- sachem-
HR. LOUIS BEHRENS and family desire to &C
knowledge the receipt OF flany kininessaS and
--spres ions Of sympathy from their friends in
lI=ir present bereavement. They WISH also 10
ctteud 70 them the assurance 81 their he9rty
appreciation OF everything that has been done
TO tighten their grief. deSl-2t
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-The I'M
designed Arlington Brewing Company, = cor
paration, OF RossIyn, in the state Of Virginia, a
manufacturer OF beverages, to Wit, lager beer,
ale and porter, which are sold, IS allowed D.
law in bottles. which said bottles have in
pressed thereon the name OF said corporation
or certain marks. or such name, together with
certain marks. now filed with the ClsrS OF the
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia AMI
causes TO be published, as provided by section
81 OF the code Of law foF said District, de
scriptiOn OF said bottles name, and MARKS,
which description l. as follows The said bot
ties are OF ass, some Of gTeenish, others Of
biuefsh. Others Of br0wnish, aud others Of am
Der color and others white and colorless, and
each Of said bottles having OF appearing 10
have a capacity of pint The names and
marks Impressed upon some OF said bottles are:
Arlington Brewing Co, Rossiyu Va upon
others Consumers Brewing Co, Rosslyn.
Va" upon others, Consumers, Hosslyn, Va,
and also upon some Of said bottles the words,
This bottle is registered BOT To be sold, and
also upon some OF said bottles the letters &C
B. CO." and also upon some of said bottles
other words or letters words and letters
All persons are hereby cautioned against fill
ing with beer. ale, porter. OF other beverages,
buring selling or trahickIHg IN. any such bot
ties, without the consent Of said corporation;
otherwise they viii be prosecuted according 10
law
In testimony whereof the said corporation
has caused these presents to be subscribed by
its president and its corporate seal to be
hereto affixed and attested by its secretary, this
2lth day OF December, A. d. 1902.
corporate Seal)
ARLINGTON BREWING co
By JAS RICHARDSON, President
Attest.
ABE HING, Secretary de27-I4t
The Washington times., 1903-01-01
COAL pEALERsMAKE
HALF ( DAY OFF

Most CT the coal dealers closed their
yards at noon today and gave their mel
a few houEs' rest prior TO renewing their
efforts to ill the orders OF the elaEior
ing public The receipts Of coal were
not as large this morning as usual. het
it is believed the afternoon arrivals VIII
bring the days receipts up TO normal
The Washington times., 1903-01-01
A COSTLY CLUBHOUSE
CONSUMED By FIRE

WORCESTER. Mass. Jan. THE
Walpiti Club house. one of the largest
and finest club houses at Lake Quinsi-
gamond, was burned yesterday. The
house with its contents was valued at
2 hnut $40 nOO
The Washington times., 1903-01-01

order fixes the wages paid by the Me
tropoIitan Street Railway above those
paid by any similar corporation in
America. according to the management.