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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
schedule effective November 80. 1902,

Schedule elective November 20, iSUZ-
Trains leave IRON pennsylvania Station.
$40 q. N. Daily. Local for HsrrisonbCrg.
WarteItoD, Charlotte. ard way stat
l0-5I g. N Daily. Washington s.5 florida
Limited, tlrst-ciass coaches and dT's-i lg-rooIn
sleeper TO Jacksonville. ia Dining car service
l:i5 =, m. Daily. United States Fast Mall
, lrst-c.3ss coaches and drawing room sleeper
10 New Orleans Dining car serYIe-
:Oi D. n Week Days. Local scr Harrison
burg and way sta ions en- Manassas branch.
4:S0 p m Daily. local for Warrenton and
Charlottesville.
s:45 ?. II. Daily. New Ycrk and Atlanta Ex.
pres FiTst-c!ass coagn and sleeper 10 Atlanta:
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, sunset
Route Tourist sleeper Washington to san
francisco. PJil buffet service
U-6U p m Daily New York and FloTiCs
Express First-elass coach end sleeper to Cam
den, SgmmeTyiIle. Chsrles-pa, Savannah. Jack
sOnville. and Port Tampa; sleeper to August,
and connection for Aiken. Dining car service
Iu-uI p H. Daily New ORR and deTnphs
Limited via IL achbLrg}- First-ciass coach and
sleeping car 20 Roanoke. Knoxville, Chat
tanVosa. and Memphis sleeper 10 New Orleans
Dining car service.
1915 p. m Daily Washington and South
western Limited. All Pullman train. club and
observation cars TO Atlanta ard Macon sleep
ers 70 Nashville, Atlanta, Macon. Memphis
Sew Orleans Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
through sleeper to Pinehurst- Dining car ser
vice
TRAINS on BLUENONT BRANCH.
sse2Ee " aslllgton- c-oJ q n ana $50 P NJ
daily. Week days, / 90 p. NJ. ass P. M. and
6:25 P m Latter for LeesbuTg only.
Through trains from the South arrive wash
inEton 6:t2 a. M, 6-52 a. n, 30 a. m, g:45
a. n, 800 ?. n. els p m. and $3.50 p IN
daily Local trains ION BaHssouburg HISS q
N week days and g:O5 p. n. daily. From
('hsTlo stcsTille. s 2s a. n. and $50 ?. daily.
Tickets sleeping car reservations, and de-
tailed information can had Il ticket Offices.
7O5 18th ST., 81 Pennsylvania Ave. and Penn
sylvanis Station, Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences
Phone 1886 T. 4 r. CAP Service
c. Fl. ACKERT. General Manager
E II. HARDWICE. General Passr Agent
/. s BROWN Grn.ra1 Agent
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WhNTED-ButIer. private family. also pantry
bog. rZvo walters inquire 1888 nth ST. NV II
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
RED STAR LINE,
STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Ever day in the year from foot Of Tih
* for p Monroe. Norfolk. Newport
Eews and a points south. BY the
pe,b. powerful ste>i palace steamers
''eSewPoTs News" Norfolk and
- ~ zshinCtCL
LT WASHINGTON $50 pm IL. Portsmouth 90 pm
Lv. Alexandra 90 pm iIv- Norfolk 800 Pm
At. IT. Monroe 90 amiLv It Monroe . 90 pm
At. Norfolk 500 an At. Alexandra $40
Ar. Portsmouth Sis am Ar. " Washington %
81 through connections Tnada AZ Nor
folk with steamers q Old Dominion
- Steamship Co. FOR View York. az Aer-
chants and Miners Steamships tor Bos-
ton.
hFFor further Information apply at
- general ticket oEics, Bond Building. 18th
- and n Y ave 7th Il war. Wash.
- inKtun. D. c
Phone 900 IVo. CAsLAHAs. Gen. HKr.
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REAL ESTATE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-BARt5ATNS BARGAINSt
Nice homes Good investments.
Northwest. Northeast. Southeast, Southwest.
S2.I5O-I0th 81 NV, rsaar ~ brick. C rooms
S2.G5D-Near ash Circle. brick. 6 rooms
S3.9oo-29th ST. near II. ROOMS.
S2-GH-5th ST. INV. 6 rooms, brick
s. 350-L ST. Nv. 5 rooms. rents So.
S5,35o-5th 81 INV Is rooms, cellar.
S2,55e-F ST. ne, near eth. rooms, cellar.
8. S5t-FIOrida ave. ne. 6 rooms. cellar.
S2.5Fr-I4tH 81. ne, O rooms. cellar.
S2.lGe-Eye ne, 6 rooms. deep lot.
S2,35p-k ne, rooms; very pretty.
S2.GlH-F nc. near 18Th, nearly new
S3,0as-Nea~ Lincoln Park; new.
y, gO0-Near 9Th and f. 6 rooms cellar.
$1,000 beauty, 18th ne. cellar.
S3.Z50-Neyy. 3 rooms. cellar furnace.
S2.GJ0-0th Sc, rooms, nearly new.
S2.5oo-Gth Sc. rooms, fine bath.
S5.OCJ-F ST. sv-- 8 rooms, well built.
S2,lGg-gth sw-. 6 rooms. brick
SEND FOR COMPLETE LIST.
STONE & FAIRFAX, sos and sos T st. NV.
la6-3t
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

RAT EXTER1IIN ATING win ierrats and dogs;
dogs and ferrets. FOR sale RAT CATCHER 21S
lst ST. NV. i4s3=
FOR sALE-Fine lot Ct parrots. moCEing birds,
squirrels, snakes guinea pigs. rabbits. gold
dsh. Also c4naries from $50 upward
sCHMID'S EMPORIUM or PETS. 12 18Th st
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LOAN COMPANIES.
CHEAP MONEY
Money Loaned salaried People.

without security; largest business in 80 prin-
cipal cities. TOLMAN. Room I0I. 533 18th ST
nv. Matt
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-A large equipped dining and lunch
room, all new, two-year lease; rent paid I'D TO
February -. 1908. house contains twenty-five
rooms. SEQ 18th 81. NV ias-st
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT- stream heated rooms, private fam
llyt $40. SD month, advance. Second Flat. The
olIne, Io-h and Z SITS NV jas-5t
FOR RENr-Two large. nicely furnished hack
rooms, suitable for light housekeeping, also
large hall room. 2lI7 G. st. NV. jas-5t
FOR RENT-sccond floor front or middle room
nicely furnished; rent reasonable. l2l ID 81. ne
ias-5-
FOR RENT-Funtshpd room. private family
2i- lst St NV Jao-aJ
FOR RENT-Newly furnished single room, light
houseEeeping- -lS North Capitol ST. ias&t
FOR RENT-Thrae nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. heat; gas y ST. ne
ias-3t
FOR RENT-Cheap. large room. over stable.
Rear OF III eth st. nv jas-st
FOR RENT-Niccly furnished rooms. with table
board. nos I 81 NV ja5-7t
FOR RENT-Furnished room. reasonable. sin
gle or en- suite IlSI eth St NV. ja7-2t
FOR BENT-Furutshed. large. ven heated Sec
ond story front room. suitable for one or two
gentlemen 636 Pennsylvania ave. sc. ja75t
FOR RENT-Rooms. g28 18th st. nv ja7-&t
FOR RENT-Furnished room: steam heat, IS
and S. month 42l 9th ST. NV. ja7-}t
FOR RENT-Two completely furnished rooms;
new house; furnace. porcelain bath: gas range,
china closet; light housekeeping; home COM
forts5 suitable for married couple slI ST.
ne ia1-5t
FOR RENT-A comfortably furnished room,
near Government Printing Office Capitol and
Library; well heated; moderate rent. 3I5 St
FOR RENT-A nicely furnished psrIor SO
month. also hall room. 81 month lO2 ST.
NV ia7-8J
FOR RENT-Tvyo furnished rooms: we'll heated;
$ each per month SO I St NV ja7-sJ
FOR RENT-Two rooms, furnished, for light
housekeeping; well heated. Illuminating and
cooking gas $50 per week. also other rooms
5l9 I'd st. nv ja7-2t
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms. second
floor; one first floor. 21s st. nv. ja6-3t
FOR RENT-1aoa nth St. well heated second
story rooms, cheap; light housekeeping OF bust
Less lao-Sl
FOR RENT-Large furnished room, one small
unfinished: third floor. z025 G. St ia6-5t
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms. gas. steam
heat. bath, second fat l402 18th st. nv.
ja8-6t
FOR RENT Comfortable furnished rooms in
house with all modern improvements; board II
desired. 1928 10Th ST. NV la6-&
FOR RENT Beautiful front room. heat. gas.
and bath Sf,75 week. III 18th ST nv JaG-2t
FOR EENT-Large well heated front and side
rooms. 800 Sd st. nv. ja5-8t
FOR RENT-Front furnished rooms near IT ST.
cars SOB y. J. ave. NV jag-St
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms with board
5Is Eleventh ST. NV. jaG-3t
FOR RENT-Parlor bed room, nicely furnished.
piano. southern exposure. SCI N 81. nv
Js6-5t
FOR RENT-FurHisled rooms; single or double
housekeeping or otherwise. IGl Sd st. NV
Ja5-5t
THE LOGAN,
Beautiful location, Iowa Circle. near 0 st
single and double Tooms, two and three-room
suites private bath. well appointed dining
room; Oriental room; smoking room; ping-p5
and Manhattan pool free 10 guests; special
monthly restaurant and room rates ja3-tf
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOB nALE-BeautjfuI new Groom and bath
Swiss cottage Ia Hyattsvile; al rooms on ground
floor; lots, shade. hot and cold water: I
block steam and electric cars. Price. 81 100
500 CASH. balance easy terms. ROGERS 81
Hyatlsvilie ja6-5t
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WATERS. drivers, IS week.
country hoy. house man. Apply 1900 New York
WANTED-House man. bov. drive for doctor.
two reamsrers- inquire 1913 10th ST NV, 1t
Ia grocery store: butler. private
family, taH Iahorer~ and teauls-er~ Inquire -'r12
WANTED-Butlar. private family. also pantry
bog. fHv" walters inquire l6a1 litl St NV II
RANTEB-Boy with experience for barber shop
\ENDoNE HOTEL BARBER SHOP, &d ST. and
fenusylyania ave 10
WANTED-A Young man To collect for INSTALL
ment house Address BOX So. This office. i
WNNTED-Five head cooks and SIX walters for
dining car work: must have good reference. APP
ply at sl6 18th st. nv. 1t
hand on bread al once. s1oG
NJ s.. NV II
WANTED-An experienced Young barber, 1879
IN 81. NV j4s-2t
WANTED-Candv maker &2I6 llth st. NV 1t
WANTED-AII-rond oyster cook at 202 AZ st.
sw-. IDEAL OYSTER HOUSE. It
WANTED-Bov. Il to Is years Of age, to work
ia lunchroom, room and board; German pre-
tcrred- Call 1921 NJ ST 1t
WANTED-CoIorcd engineer, second or third
class, short hours: $3.50. 1913 New York ave
WANTED-Second cook. elevator runner, , dish
washers. , walters, wagon helpers, married
couple . stable men, house boys. city and
country people. SHACkLEFORb'S. sos f ST.
NV II
wANTFD-A boy To run a job press. Address
LOCK Ron is or call 1913 18th St NV i
wANTED-A Young man for musical sketch,
10 20 an the road Address BOX 9o1, this Of
fee. It
wANTED-wHtc shop hoy. 10 years OF age:
learn barber trade. AZ once 40s Ilth St ssg It
WANTED-A steady man as bread baker Ad-
dress BOX 2as. this office asst
WANTED-You man. salesman in tailoring
store. one who has had experience preferred
GROSCJP, 90 + St nv. II
" ANTED-Hands to cut wood; two miles from
city; good pay Apply TO NASH 40 ST. sw
VA NTED-Cnoir BOYS CHRIST P z. CHURCH,
Navy Yard 90 ST. SCI, apply Wednesday and
Friday evenings at church. 30 p m la5,6.9
and typewriter: high school graduate preferred
Address RON 291. this Office. ja1-3t
WANTED-Tugnty p1agterers. Isborers- at once
apply at nth ST. ana Pennsylvania ave NV
CULVER & FITZPATRICK JaI-Zt
waNTED-Party- experienced in selling high
class publications, new hsnd-colored folio
WHEELER. Hotel Fredunia- Jazz
WNNTED-Go0d practical man on small FARM
wages and home 6i2 iith St NV, ROOM q.
ja7-5t
WANTED-A colored man about twenty for
homework and waiting Apply 1925 Cincinnati
st, !a5-3t
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

leave Washington. Penna. r K station
tO.At a. m. sEABOARD NAIL ~ Through
t,ativ- Pullman Sleeper8 60 jackson
vile, connecting 81 Hamlet
with Pullman Sleeper 20 Atlants-
- ~ SEABtARU EAPRESs-Solid
tgaJIv- tram to Jacksonville and
Tsuna with Pullman. BraN-iug Room, sleep
ina, Car an! Cafe DiHins Car .Pul--r - Sleeper
to Atlsutz-
These trains offer excellent schedules and
service 10 ParcrsburE Raleigh, SoatIera Pines
CPinehurst). CaUlCu, Columbia savannah
Jacksonville. St Augustine, Palm Beach, lam
"a. Key West. and Florida points; also cuba.
Charlotte. Athcrs. Atlanta New Orleans, Chat
tanooEa. Nashville. Memphis, points West and
SoutIwe-t.
d;lO am, IOCAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh,
DaTfy Southern Pines tPiuehuTstf.
Hamlet. and intermediate points.
Office, 1921 Penna. Ave.
c. 2. RYAN ". F. teNsi.NN.
CenI Pass'r Agent GeTl AgJ. Pass'r Dept
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SAiE-Chesp, gents high-frsue vince
excellent condition $50 D ST., upstairs. jas.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOX SALE-Nau's bicycle, s.; also I.gfv-s $
both good. Address bon sos. this office las
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WANTED-AGENTS.

MANY ARE MAKING from s. TO So a day sell
ing the universal pain annihiiator TIE Lft0-
SITE. relieves pain 81 any part % the body
without the use Of drugs or medicines lasts a
lifetime worth its weight in gold to any SUI
ferer from headache. baCkache, t0othace, neu-
TaIgia. rheumatism, catarrh, pain in lungs,
Joints or elsewhere Apply 10 C. JACKSON,
GI4 18th St. NV from % y a. II. ja5-2t
u ANTED-A few good agents, men and women,
to sell a household necessity; neither insurance
nor books: good pay TO energetic people. Cali
evenings between and .. T c JACKSON coo
9TH s. ga'-4t
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WANTED-ROOMS-
WANTED-FLATS.

WANTED-Flat or unfinished second floor;
Northeast or Southeast preferred; state terms
address BOX 2s5, this Office. Ja7-2t
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

" ANTED-By Young lady. room and board in
small private family IN Northwest section; must
be reasonable, Address BOX 800. this Office.
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PERSONALS.

LJTEER, worlds greatest
palmisr and card reader describes who YOU
marry 4G} Missouri ave. II
IF THE NORWEGIAN wishes to add 10 his
savings he must buy the best and at the lowest
figure; d suit OF an overcoat. slightly used from
our stock viii aid him in that line. IUSTFI'S
OLD STAND, go d st. il5-7t
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE our-acre fsTra at Bonneville Md
gooI aprrv. THeurs; SI.-0J. fne home. ar statIoHi
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-PIain cook. SIC. chambcrmaid. SI4.
also nurse one child. SD Inquire 1926 nth
ST. NV 1t
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FOR SALE-A cheap home.
9I7 ST. ne. a very choice 50, rooms,
bath. cellar; reduced TO 8. $50 Also corner 10th
STONE < FAIRFAX, sos and sos F st. NV.
ja6-3t
FOR sALE-5th ST., Z "a. from East Capitol
st, rooms, cellar, 2oy9o; s., 500
For Sale-6th ST, near East Capitol St. 5
rooms. frame: lot 2Ixg0; g, 600
STONE * FAIRFAX, so5 and sos F ST. nv.
ia6-at
FOR SALE-Ofered Low.
To close out syndicate. new houses at cost
$3.50 each. northwest west Of 9TH St nearly
new stories, cellar furnace heat tiled bath
porcelain tubs, cabinet mantels. Good invest
mcuts.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 500 and sos F st. nv.
Jao-st
FOR sALE-A corner.
only $500, on a numbered street NV owner
moved 10 California; rooms and bath.
For Sale-sS,250, convenient to Government
Printing Office, nearly new. NV. 2 stories, eel
STONE & FAIRFAX, 500 and SOS + st. NV.
ja6-3t
FOR SALES 30. I7th 81. NV, brick house.
brick stable house las 6 rooms and bath NOT
MUCH MONEY FOR SUCH 4 NICE HOME.
STONE q FAIRFAX, 500 and sos T 81 nv
jaG-2t
FOR sALE-BLooMuNGDALE BARGAINS.
North Capitol ST. new a beautiful home.
tiled BATH pretty mantcI- Reduced to $3.50
:" ST, between North Capitol and Isl St.
Q rooms bath; s.. 800.
- 800 viii buy d 3-story Broom brick with
tiled bath hardwood on Ist fOOr.
3, 100 stories. cellar, tiled bath, furnace.
very pretty home.
S4.F0--7S.'' near Igt. . stories cellar. !
rooms deep on , floors tiled bath: lot 1890
STONE d FAIRFAX, 500 and sos T St NV
5a8-@t
FOR sALE-INVESTNENTsi INVESTMENTS
5000, renting for SO. new northwest
$3.50 renting for S25; L St NV
$3.50 renting for So; central.
$500, renting or SIS LIST 81 NV.
81, 60. rents ST. 50; ST. NV.
81, $50, rents $50; ne. near 9Th
-, 100, rents S25; nw.j brick
SEND FOR COMPLETE LIST
STONE & FAIRFAX SOC and sos + ST NV
Ja6.3t
FOR sALE-sToREs, STORES, STORES.
n ALL SECTIONS.
s. co.. Up.
SEND FOR LIST.
STONE & FAIRFAX, sos and sos F st. NV.
ja5-3t
FOR sALE-onIy q, 500.
Cheapest house on Capitol Hill. nearly new;
fronts ON PARK; WELL PLANNED WELL
BUILT. ? stories cellar: 1 rooms deep On ,
floors: tiled bath, tiled vestibule, handsome
uantels, pretty chandeliers; could not be du-
plicated under 5000. BE QUICK GET THIS
BARGAIN.
STONE & FAIRFAX, sos and sos + 81. NV.
ja6-3t
FOR sALE-2224 18th. a neat home. 8 rooms
and bath good sized lot; alley; 81, so
STONE * FAIRFAX, sO5 and SOS St NV
jaC-2t
FOR SALE-A cheap house on r ST. NV; 8. 500
viii buy It; part stone and brick; rooms and
bath, room for a stable lot.
For Sale-Q st.. "a weIl-buiit house. : rooms
bath, cellar, furnace, cabinet maHtels, s.. $50.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 800 and sos + st. NV
js6-3t
FOR sALE-22d st.-Nezrly new 7-room brick;
modern Improvements. Reduced TO s.. COO
FOR SALES. 5JO-A GROOM BRICK on H
ST, NEAR 2IST.; 4 VERY NICE LITTLE
HOME; ! FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT.
FOR SALES 400 EACH neat Groom houses
with stSne trimmings; on a corner; one
square from Lincoln Park.
GET OUR LIST; WE'VE GOT THE BEST AT
THE LOWEST PRICES
STONE & FAIRFAX 500 and sG3 St NV
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BALTIMORE RND OHI0 B. B.

Leavo Washington. : GU JeTssy Ave. and :.
Chicago and Northwest, 'iv50 q m, 'o--s
?. s.,,,
A m. 4 Is p. II, lie night
Pittsburg and Cleveland. 1870 4. IL. SIS
D. N and 10. night
Columbus and " 4eeling. -6.s0 P n
Winchester. iissS5 g. E-s i.4-I5 ard 1898
P
Annapolis, $50, $50, l1:50 A. n. ii4.so.
f2 r K, Is:s5 ..9oo. lIo.a0 a n. ''I.l5.
IL 30 and go p III
H. .erstown. fl6;O0 a m and $50 P n
Boyd and way points. S-S5, 800 $ n
-sI.l5 1850, $50, e+lJ-I5, 1880 p m
Gaithersburg and way points. $50, ''s.go a
m. .Ia.50, 4+1.I5, $3.50. 4.SJ, $50. $3.50,
- l5. ~-I9.15, 1880 p. -.
Washington junction and way points, 30,
80. 90 4. m. .+!.I5, $50. 1880 p. N
Baltimore, week days, S@-y9, go go
m. SEQ noon, Mss, N3-0os 500, x4;39i
ass. x5.G5. 5:z5. z6-20, $50. xs.oos 1850,
III 80. il % p IN sundays, $500. x 90,
SO 80. $500 a. M, zI2.z0. lis, * 90.
x8 80 x5 90, SIS. $50. xs-oo. Sl0-oe. xIl-So.
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Priuce George county, M about
tseo miles southeast % Congress Heights D. g.
old BaJnaby house. eight rooms and 81 acres:
rent, So per month. apply ST. ADDISON. SOS
fIiH ST. ia, St
oE HAMILTON ROAD-Eight-ro3m cottage;
three acres apply 2l6 sth 81 ne js.-9t
FOR SALE-HORSES & VEHICLES.
FOR sALE-First-class coupe rockaWay SO
18Th ST. Hw. jaI-7t
FOR SALE Sound. small. gentle family marc;
cheap 1928 ST. ja6-3t
FOR SALE-A medium size horse: single sets
90 harness ] top wagon, and ! open top wagon.
1908 81 ST. ST. j4g-9t
FOR SALE-FI4tform oy ster wagon. bargain
FLINA Z BLOJAT. SO IIth ST. Ew. IaG3l
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WATERS. drivers, IS week;
country boy house man. Apply 1900 New York
ave uEE. Tt
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NANTED-House man. haF. drive for doctor
Two reamster> Inquire 1913 10Th ST. NV. 1t
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

All trains illuminated with Pintseh light
Baltimore Philadelphia, New YORK, Boston.
and IT,. East g 90, = 90 (DinsTJ, go (Buf-
fet} $3.50 (Dlner), 1850 {Blnerl g. ~.
-Iz-7g G5aer, 500 C--RSyaI Limited.
IIIuzr}- 400 (Philadelphia only, +5.05
DINER 500 and IL 30 p. M Sleeping Car
open at 1000 o'ciock).
Atlantic City. l7:05, lIIO.oe a. n. lliz;zo.
800 ?. HI
-DaiIy Except Sunday ++Suuday OILY
xEXpress trains
Baggage called for and checked nom hotels
and residences by Union Transfer Co. orders
feft at ticket Offices. 6l9 Pennsylvania ATeuus
northwest New YORK Avenue and Fifteents
STREET and 8t station.
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National Capital Notes.

WASHINGTON, March H.-Ernest Lyons,
the new minister to Liberia, was presented
to the President to-day by Senator Nc
Comas, of Maryland. Mr.. Lyons, who is
colored man, will leave almost Immediately
for his post.
Hamilton Fish, recently appointed assist
ant treasurer of the United States at New
York, took the oath of Office at the Treas
ury Department to-day and will enter upon
his new duties next Monday. His bond of
100000 was approved to-day. Mr.. Fish was
the Presidents guest at luncheon this aft
ernoon.
Baron Won Dem Busche Haddenhausen,
who was appointed first secretary of the
German embassy TO succeed Count Won
Quadt, who recently returned to Germany,
arrived in the city to-day and assumed his
duties at the embassy.
Miss Katherine ". White. daughter of
Governor White. Of West Virginia. will
christen the cruiser West Virginia, to be
launched at Newport News April 49,
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the senator's who called bluntly stated that
the treaty would surely be defeated If IL
again came before the United States Con-
gress. The officials of the State Depart
ment have not yet given up hope of being
able TO straighten out the tangle, but IL APP
pears more probable to-day than ever that
a new treaty Will be required
Senator Lodge had an interview with the
President during the day and discussed
with him the situation relative to the
treaty. The senator is of opinion that there
is no danger TO the treaty even If the Gu
ban Senate should fail to act upon the
amendment of our Senate prior to March
81, the date for the final exchange of ratifi-
cations. He points out that IL the Cuban
Senate fails to act for any reason before
that date a simple treaty could be nego-
the treaty until Congress meets next fall.
But he is of opinion that this will not be
necessary. believing. as he does. that Presi-
dent Palma will get the Cuban Senate to-
gether and that 1t will accept the amend
ment of our Senate before March 81.
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MAY BE DEFEATED IN HOUSE.
Some Senators Do Not Think the Gu
ban Treaty VIII Be Approved.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The defects
in the Cuban treaty indicated in yesterdays
press dispatches were discussed at the
State Department to-day by Secretary Hay
and number Of senators, including Chair
man Cullom, of the Senate committee on
foreign relations. There was no DISPOSE.
ton to minimize the extent OF the compli-
cations, and, in fact, fresh ones were de-
veloped during the conference. It was
pointed out by one senator that the pro-
vision "this treaty shall not take effect
until the same shah have been approved
by the Congress requires such action not
only on the part of our own Congress, but
by the Cuban Congress as well. and this 1t
would perhaps be difficult to secure, for the
opposition is much stronger in the Cuban
lower house than In the Senate. Some Of
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WASHINGTON, March A.-General Gree
ly, chief signal officer, has found himself
much embarrassed in the construction of
telegraph lines In Alaska by the reported
recent discoveries of gold deposits in the
Tanasas section of the country. Almost to
a man the civilian employees of the signal
corps have deserted their work and started
fected the enlisted men OF the corps, and
undoubtedly there would have been many
assertions could the men have made sure of
arrested. AS 1t is, applications for dis
charge are coming in from the men in reg
ular form. but many Of them cannot be
granted.
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Zigeunerlfed.

The rain is gone. but the leaves are wet
THE long spathe swells where the buds are set:
summer shall wear what the springtide weaves
In her green, green bower or leaves.
Dim are the stars. though the moon rose bright;
Nv chamber is full of the sweet spring night,
The dark spring night and its scented gloom
Blue dusk and the lilac-bloom.
The heart of youth and the House of Dream
They are here once more while the spring stars
CLEAN;
The palace towers of the Eastern tale
Fell not till the dawn grew pale.
See how their easement, amber bright.
Hangs in the wall of the dark spring night;
The gypsy halts by the lighted pane
And then-to the road again.
-Rosamund Marriott Watson. in the Athenaeum.
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Alaskan boundary Commissioners.

WASHINGTON, March 21.-The British
embassy here has been formally advised of
the appointment Of Lord Chief Justice AL
verstone, Of England, and Sir Louis Jette.
retired judge of the Supreme Court of Que
bee, and Sir John Douglas Armour, judge
of the Supreme Court of Canada, as men,
bers of the Alaskan boundary commission
provided for under the Hay-Herbert treaty.
Sir Michael Herbert has informed the State
Department of the appointments.