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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
'RNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-Bf r. O. HoLTzMAN. REAL Es-
81. tate and InsursGce Broker, 10th and = sts. nv
p SaRi'' s1a ~" isl s g
If: =; !;
min: 8 plant sta. !ss g ess NV. $ o
's'A g g ISIS asss ,.t g. uS v. Or
1877 o'; ,s;s S5S;;
Ass. ss i:;a ss. at:s l's
near 10th. isr. 100 Mass av 22d. 1877, 2b 70
= near "a NV ''f' oS ri
4a:S.s es.;i -: as ls;S ~. sd ds:. So
sth&T ;arep'f. $50 l24s 9Th NV. rear....es
SSE 2er as ss
l't aaF E
IS; rs ssss
NWisoe istS ios 5 S s Nv i oBrien.s A. {. g
NV lsis wv sas /: Ct
NV SE e. l: s. ale,
400 y hall, II. 1900 SW .23S 18th, Or. b. ~ -
NV 200 o. Sd d. II. .00 SW.1311 ID, Or. III ~
NWZ7l3 Dumbtn. II. 40 SW .222 14th. Or. .SOO
FURNISHED HOUSES.
se;s :; ssi % : : 'ss s g
SUBURBAN.
On o,: 5sqle StS. Rss.'is electric svy fur
ground Per month. ......................, $50
OFFICES.
NV. Gnnton bldg. .0nlces NV Central bldg Ones
SMsss II. Rn $3.50 g. Sd ~ n ocss
NV sos q. .O1cep
STABLES.
NV Rear 1115 14th stalls. $50. 90
SW Rear 30S d. stalls and carriage house. 1000
fe6-tf THOS Z. WAGGAMAN, GIT + st. NV
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT - CENTRALLY LOCATED, SUIT
able for q room renting boarding house. con
venient to all lines and public buildings-l0
rooms and bath 5i4 18th St NV. Open FOR In
spection. STONE & FAIRFAX.
fes3t so6-ScS st. nv
NEVER OCCUPIED.
1925 CINCINNATI ST.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
IL rooms. baths: bed rooms: hot water heat.
fe6-3t LIEBERMANN n HAWN. 1903 F st
FOR REN'r-CHOICE LOCATION
1419 Goth st
$40 month; 10-room brick; good condition;
fe6-3t STONE & FAIRFAX. s0e-sos st. NV
window brick: 3 rooms; cheap at $50. so.
fest STONE & FAIRFAX. So6- sos at. NV.
FOR RENT-A DESIRABLE HOUSE.
1919 Kenesaw ny
stories; cellar; 4 rooms deep first floor;
finished in hardwood; VERY NICELY PAPERED;
very large rooms; tiled BATH only $40
fe63t STONE FAIRFAX. so6-SoS st. NV
FOR RENT-LET US RENT YOUR HOUSES.
One entire front
for rents. Your property
receives personal
attention
fe63t STONE & FAIRFAX, Rental Agents
FOR RENT-BY GEO. ". LINKINs 500 18TH ST
Flat. non housekeeping. 1915 Pa av. store. 90 90
3r & b..... SIS O0is0S 25th NV sr wa Is 40
Flat. 5r & b.. p. 5O,211s NV. Or, wa IA 30
222O NV, ST. b.. -. so 2421 NV, Or. IL 30
9Os 10th NV, sr. b. 30 so Storage rooms. 500
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED AGENTS TO SELL HIGH GRADE Sc
curities. paying dividends: good commission for
responsible agents. Address w. Ii. McNUTf, liS
Liberty St, New York city fei-4t'
WANTED-wE WANT 10000 AGENTS FOR
greatest household seller ever invented: best
money maker record: actually sells in every
home send Ice for complete sample and
two mammoth catalogues OF agents supplies.
SOUTHERN MERCANTILE CO.. Dept u. IIous
ton. Texas. jai1-s0t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTBD-APRIL 1. PREFERABLY. OR MARCH
1. housekeeping fat of or rooms. below ana
between 9th and 18th sts.; one room in basement
for studio; use of yard, If possible.
Address II. F. l.,
To Star office.
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.

JOHN K. MITCHELL.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for the states.
In of1ee OF Thos. J. Fisher 4 Co.. Inc. 1414
st. NV. Phone Main 339s. Ja3Q2 6ts
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FOR RENT-ATLANTIC CITY.

FOR RENT-FINE CAFE AND DINING ROOM II
a large hotrs. on European pan: strictly St
class Opens about February %. For further
information address HOTEL ABBEY, Atlantic
City J. fe9-2t
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wANTED-RoOMs.


WANTED - TWO UNFURNISHED ShCoND-
floor rooms for light housekeeping; state price.
A,ldrass r. g. i Star ONCE fe9-2t
WANTED = TWO OR THREE FURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping in NV, ny genie
man, wife and 5year-old daughter Address o.. L.
N. E., Star Office rev.
WANTED-BY TWO GENTLEMEN, CHEERFUL
frnnt ROOM furnished: porcelain bath; MI fsas-
ant Washington Heights preferred; rel Al
dless b. S. Star office. resi-
wANTED-2 OIL, 3 ROOMS AND BATH. OR
fat, steam hot-water heat, on second noof
Address NJ. f. ShI;TZ. 1892 st. NV. fee-Zt
wANTED-THREE OR FOUR UNFURNisHEp,
. rooms. with bath. second floor Tor isn.
housekeeping; northeast section preferred, WITHIN
four blocks of Ca Il; adults; permanent II saLis
fgctOry. Give fu. particulars, with rental p,ice
Address Box 1874. star office. feS-3'
WANTFD-BY MAN, wELL-FURNlSHEp
room or CON- rooms west of 18th ST.. on second
fool with good bath facilities; no answer con-
sidercd unless terms and description OF room
given Address CAPTAIN" Army and Navy Club
fcS-2ts
WANTED-ROOMS TO RENT IN ANY PART OF
the city: If you have houses too large for your
use, with vacant rooms, can rent them for you;
this is opportunity for you to increase your
income.
DUNLOP.
ja2O2st' Metzerott building. ITO st. NV.
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STORAGE.

100 SEPARATE STORAGE ROOMS; STORAGE BY
the load: pacEine hanling and shipping. See us
before storing THOMAS BOWLING co.
Auctioneers. 612 st. NV; phone E CTS
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WANTED-Ro0Ms AND BOARD.

WANTED-RY MAN AND WIFE ROOM AND
hoard; state price and location Of room; reason
able. Address Box 200. Star office. IT.
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213 NV lar 3b 500 90 sos Howard Or, .35. 90
3015 NV. lar. b. 3d. 0 office rms. 907 G 25 90
1928 Corcoran, 12r b 40 90 Sto rm. 1903 Ii.
931 NV, Cd. b.. SO sol Office rms 1907 + st
TYLER RUTHERFORD Qnc.), 1907 st.
del9-5Ot
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FOR RENT-A VERY FINE MODERN 1i-ROOM
private residence, near my ONCE: rent low for q
good tenant.
/. fes-12t GEO. W. LINKINs. 600 18th NV.
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FOR RENT PHONE NJ COZ.
1902 Park St. 10 r. & b.. steam heat. 80
2435 Col rd ID r. & b.. steam heat. 70.00
1918 s ST.. IL r. & b.. steam heat. 5000
fe63t EILERSON & WEMpLE COB 14th st.
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sASAALA.
1407 Staughton. Or. b. 30. so
312 Del av ne. Tor. b. 30 so
329 Mo av NV. lur. n. IA. -
314 Del av ne. Tor, b. 80. SO
2020 18th NV. Ar, b.8.00
"a D ne. Or. b. %. 90
ID nat BOT r NV. 5r. b. e. 30
1923 r NV, 7r. b. 20 so
424 LIST ne. Or. b. p 90
1873 F ne, 7r. b.. =. .2O.W
1902 Princeton. Sr. b. 20. 80
1874 b ne, 7r. b. I'D. 20
2O2O 18th NV. Ar. BIO. 90
40 LIST ne. Ar. b. 81
324 LIST ne, Or. b. 49, 30
210la Quincy ne, Ar. biz. 00
222 Quincy ne. 4r. b. 1900
172S 10th NV, 3r. g. 80
81 jackson ne. Or =. Sc
59&6l Jackson re or. y. 81
Lot 1. 50 635. 80. .oner
Lots 1925. 80 670,
per annum. IL 700 90
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WANTED - GOOD GARDENER. INCLUDING
care for vegetables and flowers: good wages APP
ply at or address HOLLY HILL. Avenel F. o..
fas 2.
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AUTOMOBILES.

FJK SAI.E--
Steam car. of the best makes as good m
new. Owner will sell at ridculeusiy low figure
Car can be seen at garage
NATL. CAPITAL AUTO CO.
feS3t .I2O ism Of
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WANTED-JANITOR WITH FIRST-Cq1ASS REF
erences. Apply between 8 and IL am. to Il. L.
SAUL co. 18th and l. SITS. n fec st
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CAMPBELL. CARRINGTON. ATTORNEY AT-IAW
Webster Law building Cos D st. NV Washins.
ton. ID: G. Residence. No. Mount Vernon FlatS
New York ava and 9th ct. NV. seIa-Atf
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WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE.

WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORk;
family of three. Apply at 1918 sth ST. NV IT
WANTED-A WOMAN LITERARY WRITER TO
interest herself in publication: Investment
small: woman to take charge of womsn's page.
Address, for information and interview, TO Box
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS.

FOX RENT = DENSMORE TYPEwRITERS IN
perfect condition; So per month delivered to any
part Of tie city; months rental applies pur-
chase: especially low given TO business col
;ege students. DENSMORE TYPEWRITER co,
1927 T. .w Ocl4-tf
FOR RENT-OLIvER TYPEWRITERS. COMB
.iO. guaranteed with stand. two months TO apply
q purchase of new machine.
Limited free of machines in this ONCE
to operators of other machines and others qualified.
THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER COMPANY
ocotf 1887 penna. n
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FOR RENT-BY BIZ. SAU
1875 7th NV. store. $500
171S 9Th NV IL. b. sta SO. 90
1926 9Th NV. Or. b. 81 so
1908 X I av. l.&D.nv.JO
1926 7th NV. store 4
7r&h & cellar 60. 500
1909 9Th NV, 9r&b. AZ. so
ls45 14th NV. Tor. b. 81. 30
44S NJ NV. Grab. 1880
1927 9Th NV, 11r&b. 80. so
35J7 Bghtwd ny J T. d
1920 9Th NV. 7r. b. 30 90
1856 9Th NV. 9r&b. %. so
u II NV, Sr. b. :. .27.O
3I5 Mo nv NV. 1Ur&b. D. -
435 o NV. sr&b. .25.5 so
1924 LIST NV. 6r&b. q. so
633 L NV ,6r&w(col) 20. so
ONCE rooms Mt 512 + st.
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WANTED-A COLORFD MAN TOa TAKE CARE
Of two horses and drive horse in coupe rock
away; wages SIS month with room and board
Apply 1900 kenesaw Must have references.
fe6-3t
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WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOuSEWORK
for family of four. at 459 G st. NV. plain cook
Ing and references IT.
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WANTED-MANAGER FOR retail. CLOAK AND
snit store; must ha e personal following and be
able business successfully: all answers
office. faS2t'
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II CO., 140S n. Y. AVE.
BOND BLDG.
1865 Cal av, 1Or&b. 80
1899 II NV. Grab. 81
1923 Holmead. Orb. rs
2S01 Q NV. 9r&b. SO
341S 18th NV. 9r&b. rs
92I 25th NV. 8 rms. 1l.35
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CITED TO APPEAR.
Property Owners on 18th Street Elk
tended to Attend Hearing.

An order was signed today by Justice
Gould of the Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia notifying those persons having
any interest in the proceedings recently IN
stituted by the District Commissioners to
secure a reassessment of the benefits which
have accrued to property along the line or
18th street northwest as extended, to ap-
pear in court on or before the 2Sth of
November 1904 and to continue in at
tendance until final order is passed rati-
flying and confirming the reassessment of
benefits of the jury to be impaneled.
1t is explained that the original assess
ment of benefits aggregated s134, $50, which
was one-half of the amount awarded as
damages for the land taken for the e.
tension of 18th street. The court signed an
order raufying and confirming the verdict
of the jury as far as the award of damages
was concerned, but vacated the assess
ment of the benefits on motion of the own
ers of the land assessed, and directed that
the District Commissioners proceed to nave
the benefits reassessed in accordance with
the terms and provisions Of an act of Con-
gress approved June 9, 1904.
The original condemnation proceedings
were instituted pursuant to the provisions
of an act of Congress approved March 3,
1899 which limited the assessment of bene-
fits against nearby property to one-half of
the amount awarded for the land condemn
ed for the extension, while under the pro-
visions of the act Of Congress approved
June 6. 1900, the jury may assess the whole
or any portion of the amount awarded as
damages, benefits, and to the extent
of such benefits, against those pieces or
parcels of land on each side of 18th street
as extended, and also on any and all other
pieces or parcels of land which have been
benefited by the extension, as the jury may
find such pieces or parcels of land have
been benefited.
The original assessment was levied by
jury composed of Messrs. Noble D. Larner,
rlxn no Rail
Moss. A. D. Hazen. Robert 1. Fleming and
Henry F. Blount.
AS a result of the condemnation pro-
ceedings mentioned 18th street has been
extended on a straight extension of the
lines thereof, with a width of ninety feet,
from Florida avenue to Harvard street, and
thence. with the same width and in
straight line, to Lydecker avenue, joining
the latter with its center line opposite the
center line of Eslin avenue.
1t Is stated that the damages awarded
for the land taken for the extension,
amounting to s269, 100, have been wholly
paid by the District.
The matter was presented to the court
today by Mr. A. Leftwich Sinclair, assist
ant corporation counsel.
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Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to the
health office for the twenty-four hours
ended at noon today:
Ralph Brown, 1 month, All Haliman
court, colored.
Thomas A. Erskine, so years. Government
Hospital for the Insane. white.
Winston Gales, 20 years. 1915 18th street
northwest, colored.
lanes e. Holmes. 10 days, 14O1 King 8
court southeast, colored. o.,.
Rawlins Hume, jr., hours, 1923 2sth
street northwest. white
John B. Jost, 46 years. Government Hos
pital for the Insane, white.
Stanton Lewis, ) months 162o1Cth street
northwest, colored
Clara Merritt 46 years, Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital, white.
John Norton, years, 907 Sd street. south
west white.
Ann NJ Paxton, "A years, 1921 Prospect
avenue northwest, white.
Charles Thompson, so years, Government
Hospital for the Insane colored.
Henry Walsh, hours, Congress heights
D. c., white.
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SPEED OF CARS AT CURVES.
Mr.. G. w. Strong Makes Appeal to Maj
Sylvester.

Apprehension lest the fatal street car
accident at 4th and T streets northeast the
morning of October II, may be repeated is
expressed in the complaint lodged with
Major Sylvester by Mr.. G. w. Strong of
1927 Emporia street, South Brookland. Ac-
cording to this complaint. it appears that
the distressing accident at the 4th and L
street curve last week has not deeply i'm
pressed the operators of the northeast SUBJ
urban cars with the necessity Of rounding
that curve slowly and cautiously.
The complaint of Mr.. Strong was forward
ed to the Commissioners by Major Sylves-
ter today. Mr. Strong informed the major,
so the latter states, that at about o'clock
the evening of October 20 car No. 401
rounded the 4th and T street curve at the
rate Of about twelve miles an hour and in
making the turn the passengers In the car
were thrown from their seats. The COM
plainant states that Mrs w. Q. Wetzel of
1247 Franklin street, South Brookland, was
thrown to the floor of the car.
Major Sylvester, In forwarding this COM
plant to the Commissioners, says:
I'm my opinion some measures should be
adopted by the Commissioners whereby the
speed of cars at curves would be reduced
in the outlying sections. and In this connec-
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Robert Harrod. jr, and Eliza Queen, both
of Landover. Md
James A. Simmons and Mary E. Lee.
Arthur A. Pack and Fannie v. Burton.
Charles Brill and Catherine A. Dyer.
L. Neal Mckinney and Kathyrine Mckay.
William Taylor and Lizzie Green.
William T. Gaffany and Alberta F. Cook.
Andrew Foggins and Martha McAllister.
Charles w. Lea and Buena V. Buff1n,
both of Richmond, Va.
John w. Townshend of Monroe, N. c.,
and Celia E. Higgins of this city.
David A. Thompson and Cora Vaughan.
Mack Williams of Washington, Iowa, and
Edith A. Stratton of Strattonsville, Pa.
Charles Jones and Lizzie Underwood.
Warren P. Clarke of Woodbridge, Va,
and Edith M. Carter of Occoquan, Va
Calvin B. Dwyer and Lucy Hendley.
Thomas Madden and Polly Beverly.
Lindley Madre and Annie Freeman.
John F. Cook and Elizabeth Washington.
Harvey Smith and Lila L. Jones.
Augustus B. Coolidge and Rita c. Hun
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DIED.

BARKER. On Tuesday evening, October %. 1904.
Funeral from her late residence. 1450 Kenesaw
avenue, Friday, October %, at O'Clock pm.
Friends invited. Interment private.
SARAH f. CADY.
on csdT 300 Is Se
Thursday, October 81
CALDWELL. On Thursday, October 90. 1901,
at H WsysrIy. Mass, WILLIAM MACKAY
years. Also, on Tuesday: october q. 1901: at
daughter of William Mackay caidwell ELL
Funeral services at st. Johns Church. 10th and II
pm. Relatives and friends are invited to
MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LEGION OF
THE UNITED STATES.
commsndery Of the District Of cou I'm ,ao,
The death of Companion WILLIAM MACKAY
CALDWELL. Major. Q. s Volunteers, at waverley;
Massachusetts, on the 10th instant. is announced
Funeral services. at which the attendance OF
Episcopal Church, Sixteenth and II Streets NV,
on Friday, 2sth instant at O'clock Pm.
The insignia Of the Order will be worn
Colonel JOHN W. FOSTER, q. S. Volunteers.
W. p. HUXFoRD.
Major L. s. Army.
DE GRAIN. On Tuesday October %, 1904. at
Reinhold and Marie de GRAIN aged twenty-six
Funeral from his late residence e4s G street south
east. Friday October Is. at PM Friends
and relatives invited TO attend.
GoTTENKIESy On 9St9eeF q 1907 At 1920
loved daughterPf Minnie Elizabeth and chas.
II. Gottenkien!C
Her surerngs will be forgotten.
Funeral from her late residence, 3l5 l street
southwest, Saturday, October M.
IRVINE. On Thursday, October q: 1904. at I
northwest, ALFRED C. IRVINE in his sixty
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
KEEPER. On Wednesday, October 90. 1904, at 10
pm, MABEL ALvERTA, twin daughter Of
Frank c. and Mary A. Keefer, aged one year
Funeral from parents residence 18th and n Empo5a
at 3 pm Interment private.
MOORE On Wednesday, October 90, 1904, at O
an, MALLIE BRiNTNAIL MOORE. widow
of the late Festus II. Moore and mother OF
Funeral on Friday. the 2sth instant at 80 pm,
from late residence of the deceased, the Re-
gina.
NEWMAN Departed this life October 90. 1904.
at 2:3O pm, BETTE, beloved wife Of Meyer
Interment Washington cemetery. Long Island.
SULLIVAN. On Wednesday, October 20, 1904, at
8 O'Clock pm, ELLEN SULLIVAN.
John Hauslein, No. 202 f street northeast, on
Saturday, October 20, at $50 am. Requiem
mass at St Joseph's Church at O'Clock
Relatives and friends respectfully invited
TO attend.
TURNER At her residence. No. 3 street north
west, at $50 am, October &C. 1904, LOUISA
TURNER, wife Of Henry Turner, mother Of
william Turner sister of Susie Cook and niece
of BESSIE Willis.
Funeral will take place from Second Baptist Church,
Sd street between ~ and | streets northwest,
on Sunday at l o'clock pm. Interment at
Alexandria, Va. y
In Memoriam.
MASON In sad but loving remembrance OF my
beloved husband and my devoted father. JOHN
A. MASON who died one year today. oc-
tober 81. 1903
The depth of no tongue can tell
AT the loss of the we loved well;
And where he lies in peaceful sleep,
His sacred memory shall keep.
BY HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
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Virginia Democratic Association.

The Virginia Democratic Association has
completed its organization for the work Of
the last weeks of the present campaign.
with the appointment of the following
campaign committee by President Clarence
Thomas: Messrs. w. Mosby Williams. Z.
Hilton Jackson. J. A. Cooper. George A.
Armes, d. X. Jackson, Alex. " Breckin-
ridge. Walter b. Clarkson, b. D. Drane and
NJ. Preston Evans.
At meeting of the association to be
held tomorrow evening at 1929 Pennsylvania
avenue il has been announced that speech
es will be made by Messrs Blair Lee. Ar
thur Peter, Greed NJ. Fulton and Prof. A.
p. Works
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Other Millinery.

Misses and Children's Camers Hair
Felt Hats, in bell crowns, flats and roll
ing brin effects; blues, browns, reds,
castors; worth SOC. and 75c.- nEC
Special Green Ticket Day. 1900.
Ladies' large, medium and small shaped
extra quality Felt Hats; felt bound and
ready for trimming; blacks. browns and
blues; worth a dollar. Green Roc
Ticket Day. .......
The newest style ready-to-wear Hats;
turbans, flares, sailors; all trimmed in
the latest styles with velvets, silks,
fancy plume breasts, draped cloths,
leather buckles and quilts; whites, blacks
erd colors. Worth two and CT AZ
two-fifty. Green Ticket Day. " 'TO
A special lot of five and six-dollar
Trimmed Hats; priced below usual for to-
morrow. They were made for the occa-
sion. AS a Green Ticket leader. All the
Lest trimmings, newest mate S2 AZ
rails and shapes. ......"........ ~O' '0
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ton beg leave to invite attention to my
report heretofore made In relation 70 the
Chevy Chase railroad.
Under the police regulations street car
companies are permitted to run their cars
at rate OF speed not to exceed fifteen
miles an hour outside of the city limits.
In the previous report referred to by the
major he said:
Il see no permanent cure for excessive
speed being INDUCED In along these lines
unless the companies are made responsible
rather than the operators"
The Commissioners have as vet taken no
action with reference to this complaint.
They have before them the draft OF n
proposed regulation which makes the Of
ficers of the railroad companies. instead
of the operators of the cars, responsible for
violations of the speed regulations.
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.': :': :'; gre, .,ngs Jalaee. s::;: :.,:.
These
Bargains at
Main Store
Only.
The Plume Sale.

Paris Ostrich Plumes; worth
two and two-fifty; blacks and 7Ec
Two-dollar black Amazon Ostrich
Plumes; IA and 10 inches long. QR-
Green Ticket Day .OOA'
Black or White French Curl and
Amazon Ostrich Plumes; 13, IA and 10
inches long; worth s225 to en- az
$2.75. Green Ticket Day.. sS0
Black, white and few colors in
French Curl and Amazon Ostrich
Plumes; 10. 10 and II inches
long; worth %. Green Ticket 81 7E
LAY y
Plain colors. shades and two-tone o.
trich Plumes; in brown, gray, castor,
cardinal, navy, reseda, emerald green,
orange, pink, nacre, ETC.; also black and
white; full Is to 20 inches 60 AZ
long; "a and s. values-now.. ~Ss'O
French Curl Ostrich Plumes in black
and white; II, Is and 20 inches long;
worth from s. to $3.50. Spe- S2 AZ
cial Green Ticket Day. ~~'OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-27
Changes in Buoyage.

The lighthouse authorities give notice Of
changes of buoyage follows in waters
visited by vessels from this port:
Hampton roads, Va.-Horseshoe shoal
buoy, No. 8, a second-class nun, reported
adrift October 81 was replaced October %.
Two fixed white lights will be established
on a sunken raft of logs lying I'm mid-chan-
mel off kazaretto Point, at the entrance to
Baltimore harbor, Nd. and will be MAIN
tanned thereon until further notice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-27

Rev. e. B. Bagby. pastor Of the Ninth
Street Christian Church, in the presence Of
the immediate relatives of the contracting
parties. After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Wright left on an extended northern trip,
and will be at home after November 10 at
1924 Howard avenue. Mt. Pleasant.
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Chas. NJ.
Gates of 100 street southeast, yesterday,
the marriage Of Mr.. Martin NJ Carroll and
Miss Daisy B. Ball took place. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. w. G.
Davenport of Anacostia, and was witnessed
by large number Of friends of the young
couple, who received a great number of
pretty presents. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Joseph D. Wright will be at home to
her friends at the Melrose after Decem-
Der 1.