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FOR RENT-EGUSES.

FOR RENT-EGUSES.
5II-2p5 MASS AVE. NW-A small frame
house; five ROOMS; water in yard i4II-St
FOR RENT-Ho3sc, six rooms and bath; large
stable aud yard; n St. ne. Inquire at I8o0 Pa
axe. s.. iaI0-3t
FOR RENT-ST0RES.
FOR RGNT-Half OF store and one room 71i
Il St ne. iaII-st
FOR RENT-STORE & DWELLING.
FOR BENT-HoJse store. and stable. north.
west Cali at 32a 9TH ST. iaI0--t
FOR RENT store and house 7I8 St. NV.
suitable for any husiness eight rooms and
bath; all modern Improvements; rent reason
ahe- inquire Of owner, 1Ss 7th st. NV ja4-3t
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HANTEI-Nago Weighing about l. 100 poyrnds,
7'iits bic for cysi business Apply 81 A St ne
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Proc. CLAY

Tells all events of uje. SUNDAYS Mondays. Tues
DAYS. and Wednesdays, al Oh King ST.. Alex
aHarl3- Va. Rem'tes separated causes speedy
marriages. cures nls steFio,4s spells. Ladies Pc
Gents, J1e- Hours, 10 60 @. Gives lucs- jaIDzt
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


1I19 K ST wv Inslcsidc-Hayr a v-rF dCSIT.
able second HooT FROM room; snug and warm
long bay window table board, near cars rca-
sonahle rates. iaIl-St
FURNISHED ROOMS, with board us IIth St.
na- !a--st
THE BENTON. as C. st. NV; newly furnished
aaua rooms, excellent board. IS weekly up:
central location. trsusLants ialI-2t
FOR RENT with board. +nI sth ST. NV. tyy9
uIas front rooms. aHe facing south jaII-.r
SECOND STORY ROOM with board. so for
one; z2G ave- CD I'd ST. E" ialf-3s
.gls ST. NW--Large sce.u,l-stalv jrsat room.
large closet one bright cheerful. southern ey-
Fo~ur- room. central location hrsI-cIasS table
board. jalI-at
NICELY FURNISHED second story front room
.rh without board go & ST. ue iaI0-S1
ROOMS HND BOARD 81 $50 week parlor
FOR rent llo6 6th ST. NV iaI0st
FOR RENT-Larse front room. with board. $40
for rwo. SO 4 ST. ne. jsI0-8r
ROOMS AND BOARD. GU Mas. ave. NV
jsI0-3t
FURNISHED psrlor back parlor or 2d Storv
front roola; good table board s.. 50 per week
SO 9Th 81 NV isIG-at
FURNISHED ROOMS, best table board in CRY.
@28 East Capitol ST. jao.3t
LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS with board spe
cial rates. transients. g23 St NV js9-5t
CoNF0RTABLE ROOMS and good board: very
reasonable. l50S 5th st. NV, ja93t
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FOR RENT--Two nicely furnished rooms: we'll
heated. 42s Il St NV iaJ-st
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WANTED-A good geHteef horse. driven by a
lady suitable for any kind Of work Au5Iv 10
IA 18th ST. ne between 3 and c stz isg-9t
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Furnished room. well heated. s.
per month. so st. NV ja1I-3t
FOR RENT-Larse, well heated corner room:
furnished for light housekeeping; $40 per
month; also other rooms. so I'd St NV.
L1-t-2-
FOR BENT-Large second story front room for
enc or tWo gentlemen; heat, gas and bath.
20 llth st. sw- faII-9t
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms. woII
heated. 42s Z Il St NV jaI-st
FOR RENT--Two very pleasant. nicely fur
hlSAcd second-tioor south rooms fer gentlemen.
vel heated; 5 and SO: private family; one
2-ll1Ie nom SCOTT Circle. 1889 o St It
FOR RENT-Four nicely furnished rooms. suit
goie Tor night housekeeping; furnace heat. 81
h st ne iaf1-st
FOR RENT-2Io C st. NV; large and small
'------2- jall-It
FOR RENT-Front room, third fIoor, S.: gen
tleInen. gI5 9th st. NV. fsil-St
FoR RENT-Tro large furnished rooms. r-rr
reasonable ez3 18th st. NV. jaIo-3f
FOR RENT-Warm front and back rooms. e7s
9th st NV ia1o-st
FOR RENT-Two hall rooms; new iron beds; s.
1925 l4th St NV. ia10-st
FOR RENT Comfortable front room s.: CEN
tral. eli Sd NV. i4io-3t
70 RRENT-Two lovely rooms. furnished for
housekeeping, or sinsly to gentlemen. 3Is Mas
sachusetts ave ne. ia10-st
FOR RENT-Furnishcd front parlor Ist floor.
q, also I'd floor room, s.; bath adjoining 1916
columbia st, between 9th and 10Th SIS NV
jalo-5t
FOR RFNT-Three nicely furnished ID story
rooms light HeIsekcepiHEi gas range h9t wa
ter use o. bath; electric lighting; no children:
references. 40 4th st. ne jaI9-2t
FOR RENT-LaTge furnished front room.
southern exposure; with or without board
~ Massachusetts, ave nv. ia9-st
FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms; reason
able 6l9 9th st. NV jao-8t
FOR RENT-Furnished room. 81 per week. sl9
y ST. nV- iaqgt
FOR REST-NiceIy furnished rooms. with table
board. ll05 I ST. NV. ja7-7t
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms. Gas. steam
heat, bath; second fat 1902 18th st. nv.
ia6-6t
THE LOGAN,
Beautiful location Iowa Circle. near st.
single and double rooms; two and three-roon
suites private BATH well appointed dining
ROOM Oriental room; smoking room: piag-ponE
and Manhattan pool free to guests. special
monthly restaurant and room rates ja3d
THE most accessible location IN Washington.
rev house, new furniture; rooms single or en
suite; steam hest hot water private baths:
12lh Tor every two rooms; rates reasonable
TIE PATIENCE, alc E ST NV deI3-u
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RATES FOR ADVERTISING:
SITUATIONS OF HELP WANTED ADS.
ROOMS FOR nENT-
BOARDING
ROOMS AND BOARD
ONE CENT A WORD.
Minimum charge.
I5C. one insertion.
ALL OTHER CLASSIFIED LINERS
TWO CENTS A WORD. THREE OR
MORE CONSECUTIVE DAYS, ONE
CENT 8 WORD.
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TRAINS OK BLUEMoNT BRANCH.
Leave Washington. $50 a. n. and 4:49 p. m.
iaiIy- Week days 900 ?. m, 4:S5 D. m. and
'-25 p IA Latter for Leesburg only.
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KEW FORK-ASTWERP-
Finland, Jan.I7, 10 am. kro5n d Jan-3I, 10 am
Yaderl'd. Jan. "a 10 IA ZeeIslrd Feb. = 10 m
CcNPLNY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1905 z ST.
y W. d Geo. W. Mess, 1911 G g. y ".
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"ANTEp-iady 90 travel and collect ia Dis
trict oi Columbia for manufacturer: salary, $50
monthly and expenses 10 begin, send references
a'ia addressed envelope for reply. TREASURER
~ ~-aT Building Chicago 70
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FOR sALE-TYPEWRITERs

FOR SALE-So. 8 Remington typewriter: latest
model Used only two months. ROOM 2 els
10Th 81. nv. 1885,
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE-Lot on 4th 81. Sc. zs.50xl05;
trust Il O60. viii exchange equity for small
house. GASCH BROS, 1926 New York ave.
Ja6-6t
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE
RED STAR LINE.

NEW YORK THANPT0N-LoNDoS
Finland, Jan, Il. I08.In. Fries'd Jan. g. 1el I.
Phil phiaJan-2i 10 Krooni d Jaa.3i, tos.T
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WALL PAPER

NoLTE. so 9th st. NV. Is constantly receiv.
ing the latest and most attractive designs IN
Can and investigate for yourself md be co1
WINGED mI4-rf
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wANTED-Ro0ms.

WANTED-By refined LADY,. bright and cheerful
furnished room, ia business location: hetsreen
CoreoFaH and ". 18th and 18th SITS: ruuz be
permanent; references. Address BOX ~ this
oftiee. u
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WANTED-Boy who can feed printing press. 81
per week; VIII be advanced. ROOM I, els
St NV iaII-2t
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Neutrality-suspicious. salesman who can fur
Eish surety bond. TO represent the International
Correspondence schools, ~ Scranton. Pa. APP
ply Go Pennsylvania ave NV It
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WAETED-AGENTS.

soNG WRITERS AND POETS: successful songs
bring fortunes: We write music TO YOUR words
and publish GROOM MUSIC co. Chicago.
WANTED salesman 500 monthly and ex-
Tie-lscss permanent BROWN BROS. co. Rolh-
es-cr. y y iall-su-ft
CHAMPION FLAT CLEANER OF linen poIislIer,
big seller for agents. sells at sight. sample.
postpaid I5c. PENN SPECIALITY CO Box
1o4- Harrisburg, Pa IT
5000 WEEKLY AND EXPENSES free;
greatest money making invention Of the age,
Automatic u asher does wishing 81 thirty
minutes without labor OF attention: cheaper
than any ether: indesJrDctibIe: everybody Iluys:
agents coming money, Thousands Of testi-
Iu0Hiels AUTOMATIC WASHER CO, Station
T. Chicago. i
BE INDEPENDENT. start business Of vour
Own; send 10 cents t1r zen pieces Of jeWelry
and learn how. MASCOT SUPPLY co. n
Cooper square New York, \. Y j.
OIL LAMP Users; best thing OUT send Zoe for
simple taRd secure agency 70 WILSON. 3I3
go ,----@ .. Jalo-zt
wANTED-BoRsEs AND VEHICLES
WANTED box elliptic spring buggy;
also one-horse farm wagon Address with par
ti-ulaFs, price etc, CONhLIN, East End, Va.
WANTED-Wacon- weighing about ]. 100 po;1nds,
sfita3ie for cUai business Apply 81 A ST. ne.
WANTED-A good ceHteei horse. driven BIZ
lady suitable for any kind Of work. Apply TO
"a 18th ST. ne between and sts js9-3J
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS
4l9 L ST. Nw-yery large. newly paDgred
south front unfinished room. with eaz. adj
jscent bath and smaller room; light housckeep-
lns- jslI-S5
FOR RENTING large uufurrished rooms. sec
ond floor, for light housekeeping; SI4 rent.
lsls St. NV jaII-3t
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms; heat.
gas and bath 663 South Carolina ave So.
FoR RENT--Rooms. second floor, well Kept
ho1lse @29 II 81. NV. ja1I-St
FOR RENT-Tbree unfinished rooms and bath,
second aoor. 1875 10Th St nw. ialI-at
FOR RENT nfrruia4ed. front room third
H0ar' very reasonable. 80 Pennsylvania ave.
j'lI-3t
FOR RE&T-sI2; large unfuruished frort room.
trss 1oaT; hfat and gas 82l st. So it
FOR REAF-Tvo OF three issifurnished rooms
heat gas oath, 5z5 T st. ne- jaII-3t
FOR RENT-Three OF four unfinished rooms
with gas and h2thf rent reasonable 70J r ST.
TOR RENT ufuTnished. 2II5 pa ave Ave
connecting rooms, second floor. heat and Gas.
nom so TO sos fsfg-St
FOR RENT-Tseo uuturuished communicating
mont rooms heat gas, and hath. light house.
Eee2lngi SO lG23 Pa. ave Sc jsI0-3t
FOR REHT-UnfUrHished whole second floor
fogr rooms; heat, light. cooking gas 325 q ST,
nv 5s7s.5+
FOR RENT-Unfurajshed in large corner hoUse
hats IN Two, three, and fouT-room suites: suit
able for light housekeeping, hot and cold
water on each floor. 1915 10Th ST., corner 10th
ST. and Mass. ave fsIn 81
FOR RENTING or three rooms for JIr5f
housekeeping; heat, gas, and bath s0z l0,h ST
- jaI0 2t
FOR hENT-TWo rooms. unfinished, lighr
Housekeeping; also one furnished room I25 c
II. ne fa44-
FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENf-LaTge room. second floor: furnished /
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

Leave WasliIlg ton. ? "a Jersey Ave ana 81
Chicago and Northwest. <Ig-yJ - IN. '6.Zs
, Ia
Cincinnati. st. Louir, and Louisville, 4i07o9
a H. AIS p. n. sl.I0 night
Pittsburg aHd Cleveland 1919 A. n. Fs;t5
?. N ana = 90 night
Columbus and Fheeling =6.z5 P. N
Winchester. 1888 d n 4-l5 and iI5,8
?.
Luray. -4:15 D. NJ
Saaslpolis. I.7:so, $50. l1l.5O a. n, ~. 80.
Frcderick. 1885. 1900. l.Io:5o d H.. s'1:I5.
Is 80 and $50 p. m
ffageTstorTn, il10;00 a. n and $3.50 ? IA
Boyd ami way points, $3.50. &c q IA.
ILL AZ. 5-Sls F-Io-l5. ia 80 p N
GaitheIsburg ana way points. s-6S. 800 4.
M. 1850, =-1.l5, 80. 4:Sa, 500. l5.s 50.
- 20. *ei0.15, HISS ?. IN
Washington junction and way points. s-55.
80 90 a. M, - Is, q. 80. $50 ?. IN
Baltimore week days. xS-Go, 800. $50.
x1o5 -, xs-S0 80. x9- so. xl0-O0, Il SC 4
m xi2.zo a9oa, xI.s5. xs.0J z-n5, "A -,
I -. x5.05, SIS. Z6.25, ESQ, Zsu3, xi0-oo.
vi 80, HIS ?. ID. Sundays. - 90 X %,
80. * 80, xg-0o a m, xlz.2o. lis. 500.
x3 80, x5 80 5.25. ESQ. xs.O0 xI0-oo XII 80.
lI.35 ..
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

All trains illuminated with P5ntsch light.
Baltimore. Filiiz5el PIMA New York, Bostoa.
and tie East 30, = -o5 DINER. $50 (Euf-
fet} 4E9.uo (Dlnerl. 1000 DINER 4 n.
-. 20 (Diacr), $50 (-R6yai Limited
UlusT), s.oO philadelphia oniy} 500
DINER. : 800 and II 80 p II. tSieepiug Car
open at 1000 o'es0cs).
Atlantic City. lI:05. ii1C:o0 a n. lI2.2a.
$500 p. n.
Daily Except sunday 'sSunday only
xEXPFssS trains.
Baggage called Tor and checked from hotels
and residences By Union Transfer Co. or orders
LETT sc ticket Offices Gle Pennsylvania AYenus
northwest View York Avenue and Fifteenth
Street and at station.
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Through trains from the South arrive wash
ington 6:42 g. IA, esq a. m. 30 a. m, 9 "a
g. m. 100 p m. Sis p n, and $50 p. III
daily i8;l5 .. ~. daily. except Monday. Local
trains from Hsrris0nbuFg, II 30 g. III. week days
and 9.05 p. n. daily. From Charlottesville,
SIS a. m. and 9:05 p. m daily.
Tickets. sleeping car reservations an de-
tailed information can be had ct ticket ffices
705 18th St, 81 Pennsylvania Ave. and Penn,
sylvsnia Station. Baggage checked through
tTOm hotels and residences
Phone 1910. T. X r. Cab Service.
C. Il. ACkERT General Manager
{. r. HARDWICK General Pass'r Agent
J.. 5. BROWN General Agent
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FOR sALE-Fine square Bradbury piano. yer,
cheap 50, also a beautiful Whitney baby car
rage, with lace Parssgl; nice sideboard and
gas range Can 2ls 9th ST. Sc j4I03t
FOR sALE-s0og second hand brick, CHEAP.
All al once, 80 18Th St NV. jaIO3t
THE GUARANTEE SEWING MACHINE CO.
. New drop leaf machine, SIo.59; Wilcox a Gibbs
automatic SIS good family second hand ma
( chine from = up credit. soc weekly. un-
satisfactory machines exchanged; renting soc
weekly - ~ st. SIS. open until p. H.
jslo-5t
FOR sALE-Paun ticket for gentleman, hand
some dIam0ng ring and scarf pin cheap AI-
dress Boa 5z5 this Office, fjaI8-St
FOK sALE-Ncw Upright piano at great s..eri-
hee- 1925 1fth st. nv. jaI05t
FOR SALE sideboard; only used short time.
Gail 90 u St nv iaIO-St
FOR SALE-BI0ck wood. 500 a card: split
wood S.-25 u cord delivered, ). SHERMAN,
2J0s I4Jh st NV jaIo-3r
FOR sALE-Upright piano; cost S3a9; nov
$3.50 used only one month. HOPN GOD, sth
and sis nW.-tLe man Who saves you money.
jag-3t
FOR sALE-At once, entire contents Of the
JuCas mansion, mahogany and bird S eye maple
quarter sawed and Flemish oak bedroom suites.
p2T4or dining, hall, ana library furniture odd
dTesseT5, ciiuuHleTs. parloT and music caui-
nets, desks, shaving stands. ladies' dressing
tables, bookcases. library tables. chairs rockers.
iron and brass beds couehes, hair and felt
mattresses; Ia ali 5000 aorth of tine almost
new furniture, price no object, leaving gItV
hat can't be sold VIII be given 10 anyone
asking Tor It. Ask for a. S51MAN 10 gth ST.
nv. downstairs. in store jaygt
TRUNKS llENDED; leave order JONES RE.
PAIR Co, 40 9th 81 jag.2t
WHY WORRY ABOUT FUEL? Get the latest
improved ell burner Tor your stove II You
have Eureka burner that clogs choj.-s Or
coesu give satisfaction, / can remedy the de-
Chnist and Practical Mechanic, G22 .tG S. s,y
jag-3t
FOR sALE-SlighLy used upright and square
pianos at sacrificing prices sTiEFF PIANO
IS AREROO}ia. 81 1ItH St NV; ). c. CONLIFF
Manager. jas-tf
FOR SALE-Fine Second Hand Upright Pianos
$50 up.
Fine Square Pianos SIS up
tSoIBe OF the best makes.
Pine Organs So up
All on easy payments or special inducements
0. J. De MoLL & Co.
Phone l44l 1871 C ST nv
ROsENFELD's pure ice cream In individual
blocks, sl-35 per gallon. SD ne Phone
East SOFA Special rates 10 lodges and churches
dels-u
FOR SALES for Morris chairs with hair
cushion; s. for hair mattress in tvgo parts;
bedroom and peTlor suites 81 per week. Get
our prices. kEDAoND's. 2lI-5iS 9TH ST. NV.
e9-u
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NANTED-Five live agents TO canvass house
hold article. Call 1918 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
It
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

y ANTED-To buy l,008 secondhand wheels.
c. Z. HUNTER, lfs Pennsylvania ave MS.
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BIRDS DOCS, ETC

Does FOR SAL -Pugs NewfamdiauGs Irisa
aud Fox Terriers, tulau aai Maltese P7ad}es
Spanicls Black and Tans Iiuu Terriers aud
golliss. sClINiDS PET STORE .ls lsth ST.
nv fstT-ft
F0R SALE-Fax terrier puppies. Fse fr4eI
l2I Fennsy lvania ave ny jalI-2t
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NANTED-Five union printers, at AnLAN'S,
6l5 st NV It
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UN
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Large room. second floor; furnished
Of unfinished; heat, gas. and bath. Owner.
SIG Cd 81. uW. ie1J-af
FOR BEST-PIeasant- well heated rooms fur
nished or unfinished; porcelain bath; atrTac-
tive private home; near car lines: lowest rates
Owner, lSlo 81, uw. jaI0-2t
FOR RENT-Large, pleasant front room; con
venient 10 bath, furnished or uasuruisbed- new
house; heat and gas; for gentlemen; one block
10 cars 2Iz3 lst ST NV, jaI0-2t
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfinished rooms
second floor we'll heated; with or witho,
hoard. I45 C. St ne fafg-3t
FOR RENT-Unfuuished or furnished complete
j. for light Housekeeping, one room. ID floor
1912 9Th St NV faI0-gf
FOR RENT-FUruished or uEfurnished- back
parlori secol-d floor; front and back rooms.
heated. SO each. Go 81 st. nv ja9.8.
F0R RENT-Three UNFINISHED or furnished
rooms, second floor; suitable for light house
keeping 2ls { ST. NV isg-3-
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BEST AONEY HABER o. EARTH-We have
paid investors weekly dividend Of not less
than per cent for over fiye years This is
no board of trade or mining speculation, but a
profitable euterpTise, conducted by ConseTvs-
tive and intelligent experts. bank and other
hlgil-Class reteFeHees- ss5 and us accepted
BENEDICT q CO. south Bend Ind il
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this BEATS NEW JERSEY Charters pro
cured under South Dakota laws for q fcw del
lass; write for corporation laws. blanks by
laws. and ferns 10 PHILIP LAW RENEE, lat
assistant secretary Of state, Huron. Beadle Co.
: d 1t
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-29
AMASs GREAT FORTUNES.
Many Women Beggars Have Big Bank
Accounts.
Pittsburg Gazette.

flttSDurg Gazette.
Old women mendicants who sit I'm dark
places and grind out wheeling tunes on
hand organs, are no longer permitted to ply
their trade in New York. The Charity
Organization Society took the matter in
were appropriated. 1T was found that
there were many Genoese women, many
of whom had amassed small fortunes by
long lives OF patient street begging. both
in this country and in Italy. Without exc
ception, they had all had relatives in good
circumstances in New York.
One old woman, who for years sat;
through cold nights within three blocks OF
Herald square, shivering under a ragged:
shawl aud laboriously turning the crank or
groaLlng machine box, has son who "a:
in fine house in a fashionable part OF;
the city. The son OF another is a captain;
or North-river ferry boat and has a sal-s
airy Of $50 month. Another one has two.
sons who are wel-to-do fruit dealers and
Importers, and still another has sons and
a son-in-iaw who are engaged i'm business
and own their own horses and carriages. ;
These old women were not denied the
comforts of the family home. They pre-
ferred to endure singing hardship up TO
the very hoTr of death that they might
leave a few thousands OF hidden wealth
for their Americanized sons and daughters
to go hunting for before the undertakes
arrived. But they are gone from the
streets of New York now and Will not re-
turn so long as the department OF mcndi>
cancy. continues its vigilance. !
Io-uds thete are @'v.S pioleSsiohai De8~
gars in New York. The mendicancy de-
partment has detailed record OF them
and its officers know where each OF them,
is located and what he is doing. Thers
other classes OF migratory outcasts
which are regarded rs a constant menace
TO society. Perhaps the worst of these are
what is known as the lone wolves" The
are men with all the criminal traits OF e
''yegg." but Of more aristocratic caste, wha
associate with other beggars only so fac
as is necessary to save themselves froua
danger being They
usually operate In smaller cities and fire.
quently have luxurious homes In the larger
cities. One OF the most troublesome of thls
class TO the New York authorities Is a grad
uate of Ann Arbor University who has beea
driven out OF New York and Is now making
his headquarters I'm Boston.
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STOCKS SHOW GOOD UNDERGONE.
Indications of Largely Increased Gold
Imports from London.
[AIhert r. Thompson & Co, Indianapolls.,

IAlbert r. Thompson Co., Indianapolls.l
NEW YORK. Nov. &.-Transactions In the
stock market to-day were dominated by dizziness
There were speciality advances, including Sugar
but the small attendance operated for narrow
general market, which, however. had good
undertone and points to higher prices next week
There was good buying OF Union Pacific. Alb
sorption OF Southern Pacific by prominent inter-
ests continues Wabash debenture bonds and
Missouri Pacific will work higher. Bull tips are
in circulation on Green Bay a. Western bonds,
which likely 70 move up sharply In the next
few days.
some realizing occurred the publication OF
the favorable bank statement, showing in
crease in the reserve The decrease in loans
was satisfactory. amounting TO 81. 10000 The
cash gain OF less than million was on rising
averages, and the banks really hold more cash.
for they gained heavily during the latter part
OF the week. and this fun amount Is not shown.
Money Is easier In Chicago and other Western
cities which are lending here. and there ru-
mors of very large gold engagements amounting
TO several millions. Sterling continues near the
gold import point, and the larger arrivals in
England OF gold from South Africa makes the