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GAR CHANGES A
OF GEN. ~KURoPATkIN,

LONDON, Sept. n.-Rsports received
here to-day indicate that the plans OF
Gen. Kuropatkin have been completely
u" g..
changed by orders from the Gar
According to these reports Gen. Kuro-
M Thin M, hssn oraersd IN c~onesptrut
$500 ,r". ~.
his entire strength 10 move BACK 10
Mukden from the posts north OF the
-. "a a. ,.,,l. ii.,y,,s "a $500.
'o~h ano 70 re'ahe hi'oya"s' NO mstter
what the cost.
The Daily Mails yinmirtir CORE
'pondsnt reports;
Gen. kuropatkin has returned to
u,pa.n as,.r ln.na.,,n. AZ. ,o.,ln...
u"N." W. '"sPee.n's '"e 'o''"es
lions at Tie Pass, which are not well
adya nced. hut ara being hurried on.
A, a.. -. a.. -. ...,,,,
AZ inc sane ume oahse'o"s " cosby
efforts to delay the Japanese advance
ara he,u~ m.as.
-. ~ ~
Il learned from q Russian source that
this Ia the outcome OF the r,mperor's
orders, and that the Emperor In, per.
ana,o,.,v nouu,nau, x,.o,.,L,. -.
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meeting had Any particular Significance
During the conferences a report was
circulated that there had been q row
between. August Belmont and the rs.
1ortty OF h leaders. The report went
further 10 gay that a. a result OF the
rev MT Belmont hal determined 10
abandon bis part In the party manage.
An EvenIns World reporter o-uss.on.a
Mr.. sheehsn about this and he r~niiss
thAt such q statsment wal too sbeurd ~
call for an answey.. Il. sasd thai there
tlon. =" oe-
Mr.. Belmont whoa asked about the
report also denounced II as A rldieu,ous
statement. saying that tho most p.rfsct
accord hsd nasket the NEE I'M.
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ROOSEVELT OFF ON A. PICNIC.

OYSTER BAT, Sept. 1i.-President
Roosevelt, and his family took u picnic
excursion on Long Island Sound to-
day. Secretary Loeb went TO Saga
more Hill a. an early hour. After
tbs President had transacted such pub
lie business as had been referred 10
him BY mall and telegraph the party
left 10 rowboats on their trip.
two or three cousins Of the Roose-
velts wer OF the party and II was ex.
pected TO land at some convenient poln
and have a picnic luncheon.
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or FOOD
SCARCE At MukDEN.

MrKDRN. Sept. 1n-Lat night rain
aesIn fcu In torrents and to-day It Is
drlning. The roads are impossible
AMI military movements are at a stand.
stil The town Is 80 crowded that food
stufs ar. almost ~uaprocurable. Prices
have trrhied and au Idruplsd. The diyi-
slln spilers lost almost all their sup
ans are beseigiug the railroad station
ami ofaer eating plicts. bur II Ii we'll
nigh Impossible TO get food.
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HONOR TO DIE, WROTE
JAPANESE T

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. ia-Tse
spirit animatns the japanese troops Is
shown BY the translation OF q letter.
written BY a Spartan Japanese mother
TO her son. which has reached the War
Once.
The letter was found on the body Of
her son. IL adtured him TO tlght nobly
Tor the hikado and his couptry, and
informed bin that his capture would b.
considered an everlasting disgrace upon
ies famly ,nes,tcrs, but tint tf We
honor wkith ne family would 1slssrstss
toe . usek-
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Especial to Tn. Eveulnr World

SARATOGA. Sept, i..-Evsrything 10
shaping for some remarkable moves IN
the game Of politics here tonight. rhe
demands Upon Gov. 0dell that ne make
public the name OF the nan ne ha,
chosen 10 take the nomination for q "
srnor have Erown to m overwhelming
sts.e. The Governor has the sltustson
In q boz. and he 10 sitting on the box,
but this IL a demand that will not be
denied that hs riss up and'brlng forth
his programme.
There Ia no interest In the places on
the ticket below that Of Governor, The
crowd hero IL all for a decision on the
nominee to head the nc ket. The minor
places have been assigned ana will NOT
be changed unless political eSigsnciss
demand. Most Of the state officers now
holding chsirs In the Albany capitol
will be renominated.
0aen seWwdiWs Delegates.
Gov. Odsll said this afternoon that
ne did not know what the sentiment Of
the party was. There will he confer.
g.
'n' man 70 mas =
ernofsnp WIZ Dc cno'en ny 'lorn'
according 10 inc ooVernor NJ wait
ins for more delegates 10 arrive u
appears from the activity around his
headquarters that he Is soundIns the
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DROPS DEAD ON PARK ROW.
unknown Elderly Man Has Fatal
Collapse In Newspaper once.

An elderly man. dressed In black, with
white hair and mustache, dropped dead
at noon to-day while standing in the
business office OF q Park Row news
paper. The body was removed 10 the
Oak street police station.
Tho mar had been reading q news
paper far some time. when he collapsed
and fell to the moor. Two young men
who noticed the fall say that he ciasped
n aand to his heart, indicating some
trouble there, as he dropped.
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4lss SCORE BY INNINGS.
4 1lladelphias 81 e2iiIeet
ytsst bass on balis-OR seaman, 9:
90 uparhs. l. Struck out-By Seaman.
II !. BY Sparks, l. Three base hits
ptllon, Titus. Lumlsy. McGee. Two base
~ ults-0leason. Stolen base-McGee. Bag
iriz4ece hits--Roth. Ritter. Double plays
Notverton TO Gleason 10 Lush. Wild
stitches. Strsng.
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BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TUESDAY,

(spscisi to Tn. Evening WORLDLY
BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK,
Sept. 2-The entries for to-morrow's
races are as follows:
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srlts ssd csnp4ns's sslss q fr,sA ssss n,
s'as-ie' sr.sss-s ccS sssisO-~i. '.'
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Second Rsee-Handicsp: one mile and a
sixteenth.
(TD, Ormonds's 6p0s 3. vaientirsilt
a1 Dvte II fSes Grey Frar. 100
~ sr.s1sr liz 2 frierty ....is5
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rsssth lanins.

Anlsvitt hunted safely and on
eSSs Wig throw TO Dillon Hulswitt
- u Dillon. Sparks wsnI out. Hahn
- pe.oa. Hulswitt scoring. Thomas
49, was nailed stealing second
!! A!ster's Throw to Babb. ONE RUN
Del!oa was retired by Lush unassIstei'
NSe.!er singled to rishf, Lunley Der.
- - DIS high one, which MCGEE
-; snsckard nie1 to Thomas. no
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BUFFALO At TORONTO.
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PROVIDENCE At NEWARK.
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Thomas. was retired on his slow jump
'iSf by Babb IND Dillon. Gleason made
re second safe hit. q sirgle 10 centre,
Molvcrton sinaled to the same neld and
ave .0lcaton 10 third. McGes
: {csssd Wciyerton at second, Jordan 10
8aDo, Gleason scoring. McGee stole
eocond- Babb's miserable error ~
tushs bounder LET Niece score and
xfn!h 10 reach second. Titus flied on.
- Ritter. TWO RUNS.
yoroan was thrown out BY Hulswitt.
. and Lush disposed of 0canlon'
ksoSn mace a, pretty catch OF etranr's
.oens Wy on the bat. NO RUNS
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

BALTIMORE At JERSEY CITY.
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03

rutrrtatn a guest by the hour with tales The
hora welcomes him with open arms. and as long
~ be remains the choicest Of the cellar Is al his
cisposal To the accompaniment OF music, for
an the great estates have their gypsy BANDS
DE wine Is drunk When the guest attempts
10 go away the trouble begins.
In budapest the City OF the Maygars Copy
tight James Pott & Coz F. Berkeley Smith re-
counts an incident told him by Hungarian
count which illustrates the difficulty In escaping
from a friends house.
when boy" said the count, Il used to ao-
company my father on long driving trips through
Hungary. It meant with US continuous series
Of visits al the different estates OF his old
friends My father always drove five horses TO
his carriage three abreast and two leaders
This was an old Hungarian custom; here II Is
not permitted to drive six horses to a private
carriage. as that number is reserved solely for
the King. Often old families drive seven or even
eight, but never six
Upon one Of these trips We spent three weeks
a an estate belonging to an old friend. and
finally the day arrived when my father decided
we must go. He had ordered the carriage for
6 O'Clock in the morning, for We had long
drive ahead Of U.s. The hour arrived, and our
cachman. fellow who was never q minute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03
WANTED "PANTS FOR QUARTS"

Mayor Mcclellan of New-York rode at tho
head of the St Patrick's Day parade Of the
New-York Irish societies. Beside Mayor Nc
Clellan sat Commissioner McAdco. Later on the
Mayor reviewed the parade. and in the course
Of the review he said:
MY tailor is an Irishman, and he Is always
telling me amusing things. The other day he
said he had been visited In the morning by
rich Maine farmer The farmer, while he was
being measured for his trousers. said:
Make them pants for quarts
whats thatT said the tailor.
MAKE them pants for quarts the farmer re-
peated
II don't understand you the tailor had TO
admit.
"'Oh, don't yer said the farmer; and then
he explained: mean / want the hip pocket
made extra large, so it will hold quart instead
of pint bottle You see. up Maine way. where
come from, carry our saloons around
with u.s."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03

hts failed 10 appear. Half an hour passed.
md SIN no carriage Finally my father. II =
towering rage, went to search for him In hiding
and found him pale and frightened
Where is our carriageT he Numbered
Sire replied our man, IL you WIN come
WIN me I WILL show you what has happenef;
md, leading the way down winding trail TO
ne brook. he pointed to the four taIlest poplar
uees on the estate. At the top Of each was
Asheo wheel OF our carriage Then followed
scene Of protesting with our host. who had
himself planned this means OF OBTAINING US
wei the outcome Of the matter was that we
sere obliged TO remain another week. to ap-
pe>e him. and all this time our wheels re-
hSaneo dashed 20 the poplar tops. I'D TO which
MY gypsy could climb"
@ekaa, the Hungarian novelist, tells OF an IN
.'ha OF long entertainment which overtops
A1 one as a mountain does a hill The nuptal
's''Vities OF the FIRST Bishop OF Hungary. TO
.N0n was given the right TO marry, were at
Asaeo oy some two hundred merry guests They
80 invited 20 banquet at the bishops castle
Lew they remained as willing prisoners for
year until the christening OF the first born.
-seing every day al the expense Of the Bishop
q Hungary.
among the women one finds striking en-
A woman with large. wholesome feat
g.. her generously moulded figure garbed IN
r,-ae ano perfectly fitting garments. VIII some
Oe seen wearing high boot. Peasant
40 uo women. wearing embroidered bodies
pattern and petticoats by the dozen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03

one over the other. may be seen going about tho
streets shoeless and stockinglesa On the gala
days alone do they don footwear. and then IL
is homemade stockings Of cobalt blue and ugly
congress CATERS or high boots.
The women, In the higher circles even.
considered inferior to men Hungarian hus-
bands neither intrust their wealth to nor talk
over their private affairs with their wives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The Prince OF Pilsen" comes back to town
at Days Theatre tomorrow. Miss Camille Cliff
ford is the NewYork girl in the Song OF
the Cities.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03

Miss Ethel Barrymore will also play a return
engagement in Cousin Kate" at the Hudson,
beginning Tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03

AT the Harlem Opera House Miss Bertha CAL
land in Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hail." wiz
be the attraction this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03

At the Criterion William Collier will be seen
IN new South American play by r h Davis.
called THE Dictator" and Charles Hawtrey viii
appear at the Lyceum in farce called -Saucy
Sally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03

At the Knickerbocker The Shepherd King
with a young actor named Wright Lorimer In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03

the title part. that Of King David. will be SHOW
tomorrow night
The Washington times., 1904-11-11

FOR SALE - CHOICE BARGAINS - GOOD
LOCATIONS-GOOD INV ESTMENTS.
s., ,9JO-SuCh a nne location. on numbered
street west Of 5th south OF y. Brick.
Six rooms and bath.
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FOREIGN MAILS.

PARAGUAY must be directed Per SIS. Bel
laglO."
1cl At Has pm. for PORTO RICO. CU-
RACAO, ana VENEZUELA. per SIS. Caracas.
from Nav York. Mail for COLOMBIA, via
Curacao. must be directed Per SIS. Caracas. %
tcJ At l.45 p.m for FORTUNE ISLAND
JAMAICA, and COLOMBIA. except Magds-
lena Department. per SIS Altai. from New
York Mail foT COSTA RIGA. via LimOn.
must be directed Per SIS. Altai"
tc) At II AS Pm Tor CUBA, per SIS. Moro
Castle, from New York. via Havana
(c) Al u.45 pm. for GRENADA. TRIM
DAD, CIUDAD BOLIVAR. and GUIANA.
per s.s. Maraval. from New York
tc) A. 1I:45 pm. for ARGENTINE. IRU-
QUAY, and PARAGUAY. per SIS. RedniI
from New York
(c) Al II 45 pm. for CUBA. per SIS. Olinda
from New York. via Matanzas. Mail must
be directed Per > 5. Olinda.'
MEXICO. overland uu.uss specially ad
dressed FOR dispatch by steamers sailing from
New York. close here daily al I0:O5 an. 10
and 10 pm. IA
CUBA MAILS close here at pm. on
Mondays. Wednesdays. and Saturdays via
Port Tampa. F.a. (p). and 81 10 pm on
Thursdays. via New Orleans. la. {h); also
via New York. y. Y. on Wednesdays and
Fridays at ll:45 pm. (c).
NEWFOUNDLAND. by run 10 North sgd
ney and thence via steamer. close here daily.
except Sundays. at 1880 pm. tbJ, and on
Sundays at u.S0 am tkJ. the connecting
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Trains leave Pennsylvania Station Daily
2-sy T. M-CHICAGJ and ST. LOUIS SPE-
CIAL solid yestiDule. electric lighted
dlmug car IIain % 81 Louis. with pull
man SleepeTs 70 Louisville, Cincinnati. In
dtauap0lis and 81. Louis. Parlor Car
through 10 Virginia HOT Springs week
DAYS. Parlor Cars Cincinnati 70 Chi
cag1. Dining Car from Washington
mo = M-F +. v. LIMITED. solid YES
thule electric lighted. dining car train
10 Cincinnati. with Pullman Sleepers 10
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, 81. Louis. Lex
fngf1u ana Louisville. Commandment
Sleeper 70 Virginia Hot Springs daily ex-
cept Sunday. Sleepsrs Cincinnati 70
Chicago and ST. Louis Dining Car
Reservation ana tickets at 5I2 Penngylyania
Avenue: COS Fourteenth Street. near F. and
AZ The station. Telephone 1910 Tor Pennsyl-
vahla Cab Service. II. ". FULLER.
Telephone Main 1866. Genl Passenger Agt.
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FOR SALE-S2. .0oj-A pretty tWo-slory, six
room brick on &C. II. ne, near 9th.
EOR SALE-s2. .65D-5th ST. ne. brick six
rooms and hath. Lot alXlu0.
FOR SALES. .Sj0-Ihree-stury bay-window
pressed brick front; nine rooms and bath.
near 9th 81. ne.
sachusetts ave. ne six rooms and bath;
bay window brick
STONE & FAIRFAX, S04-So5-S06 + st. NV.
nOll-3I
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS.
81 DOWNS PER MONTH.


PRICES, so up. City property Fire ana
Police protection City collection aDd ne
livery or mail Three squares from ear line.
one fare. Lots 3xlO5 and upward
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS COMPANY
SIS 81 nv. Phone n. 400. nolo-tt
sss-A GREAT BARGAIN-gso0 will buy good
house. cost 800; IL acres. poultry house fine
water beautiful elevation near trolley.
THE SOCLE CO. Qnc.J. go Louisiana ave.
noll-5t
FOR SALE-One-quaTtsr acre lot. high ele-
water, short distance from Washington. only
800 each; price. s. down. balance. 81 per
week. also several small and large houses
and lots in the suburbs FOR sale on easy
terms on electric car line. Inquire Of JAMES
+. CLEMENTS. 1905 q 81 nv. Washington.
D. c. no9-3t
FOR sALE-six fine. large building lots on
electric line IN fun View OF Washington. two
miles distant about = minutes walk 20 the
Treasury Department. or ; minutes ride on
electric cars. I viii sell one or all six lots
20 cOl0red people. Terms s. cash. balance
81 per week. Price. $50 per lot. Address
OWNER. this once. nos-3t
FOR SALE-An elegant finely finished ten
room house. al BeTwyn. with all necessary
outbuildings; wired chicken runs; ine young
orchard. now ia bearing vineyard. and many
varieties Of sna AL fruits. y large lots. newly
tnclosed. near steam and trolley cars. fine
view. cost ever s. 600. owner will sell for
s. $50. on easy terms. owing 20 removal: no
inner place for 6 home in Maryland. JOHN
j. KLEINER co. 6l7 F u. nv. nos-6t
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WESTWARD.

LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and C
CHICAGO and NORTHWEST. .u:oo a. m.
'clsIINSCINNATI. IN ST. LOUIS. and LorIs-
WILLIE. slO.05 a. m, a 05 p. m, sl2:s5 night
PTTTSBURG and CLEVELAND. al -Cs5 a
m. 1g:I5 .. M. 'l2.40 night
COLUMBUS. "I:30 y. N.
WHEELING, El0:O5 a m. s7.30 D. m
WINCHESTERs s*S:35 a. m, s4:O5. ss5.o0
..
1900 noon. 600 ,. IN. Sundays. S:s5 a m.
FREDERICK. '.s:s5 '..s:15. ''-lO:O5. ..i1.oO
a m sssl :l5 ss4:05, s@5 30 D. M
HAGERSTOWN. '"10,05 a. m. and sss.oo
BOYD and way points. ''s:s5 ..''s:l5 q. m.
s.sI .l5 .s5:0O $50 ss.l0:l5 cell go 10 m '''
IJTRAY and ELKTON, s4:05 o. m.
GAITHERSBURG and way points sss.ss
.5:65- $3.50. $3.50. '''7:S5 ss'l0:Is, ..ii .si
y.
washington Junction and way points. ..s as
sssg:ls a m. 'ss1:I5 $500, $3.50 D. M.
sDaiIy. Except Sunday. "s"sunday onlv
Baggage called FOR and checked from hotels
and residences by Union Transfer Co. on or
ders left at ticket Offices. 6ls Pennsylvania
ave. NV. New York ave. and 18th ST., and al
station
S b. HEGE. District Passenger AGENT.
d. 3. MARTIN. Manager Passenger Traffic
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Office, 1927 Penna. Ave

For Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington -
lumbla. savannah. Jacksonville Tan.DS
lanta, Birmingham, Mobile. Pensacola, ana
New Orleans.
1916 a n DAILY-Seab0ard Mali.
Through Pullman Buffet SIeepers 20 JaclS+,,
willie, Fla, connecting at Hamlet with PM
man Sleeper TO Atlanta.
TOO l.. NJ DAILH-SeaDord Express-solit
train 20 Jacksonville and Tampa with PM
man Sleepers through 10 Atlanta, Jacks,n
willie. and Tampa. taking On Gaze Dining
Car al Hamlet
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JOSEPH I. WELLER,

REALTY BROKER. COZ F ST. y. ".
no6-Lf
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7OR sALE-sAVE YOUR MONEY.


BUY A HOME.
only $3.50 cash, balance so month, will
buy a beautiful new nome on wide
avenue Northeast. A BEAUTY, Two
stories cellar reception hall TILED
BATH. PORCELAIN TUB. Furnace
heat Many handsome mantelss rear
porches. Price If sold soon. $500.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. S04-S0G-sJS St NV
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTs.

FOR RENT-Two front apartments in THE
Lorraine. l4O4 Park ST.. Mount Pleasant.
Each five rooms and tiled bath. Price S35.
Also one apartment In The klngman Massa-
Chusetts ave, NV. between 4th and 5th SITS.
rooms and bath, hotsNater heat, light free
S25. The Lorraine ana The Kingman are
the Alonzo o. Bliss Properties, tnoroughly
modern, conducted BY owner agent visits
property daily.
See Ianitor OF ". E. COwEN. Bliss Build
ing, 3 3 ST. NV. noll-tf
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. Z. 8 HAD
FOREIGN MAILS.

closes being on Mondays. Wednesdays. and
Saturdays.
JAMAICA. by rail- TO Boston and thence via
steamer. close here at ESQ pm. on TUESDAYS
tol; ana on Wednesdays AT l0.30 pm. (cJ. By
raj 70 Philadelphia. and thence via steamer
MlRUELON. by rail TO Boston and thence
va steamer. close here daily. except Sundays.
Al t'sO pm. tb). and on Sundays Al u 80
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS EAST
Coasp. and GUATEMALA. by rail TO New
orleans and thence via steamer. close here
calIy az lO.0J am. % and 10 PIN. (hl. the
connecting closes being on Mondays.
COSTA RIGA. by rail 10 New Orleans and
thence Via steamer. close here daily at 1866
am. 20 and 10 pm th). ths connecting
closes being on Tuesdays.
NICARAGUA EAST CoasD. by rail to New
Orleans and thence ia steamer, close here
daily At 1905 am. % and 10 pm. (h). the
connecting closes being on Thursdays
Trans Pacific Mails.
TAHITI ind MARoUESAS ISLANDS. via
san Francisco. close here daily az $3.50 pm
up to November 20. for dispatch per SIS Mar
HAWAII. JAPAN. KOREA. CHINA, aas
specially addressed mail for the PHILIl.
PINE ISLANDS. via San Francisco. close
here daily at C 80 pm. up 20 November p. for
dispatch per SIS. Coptic. tal
IOHN \. MERRITT. Postmaster.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
d. c.. Washington, November 9. 1901
Sealed proposals will be received at this
once until y O'CLOCK NJ. NOVEMBER
u, 1904. for dredging cross-cut. Anacostia
River. for siphOns. In the District of CO.
lumbia. Specifications and blank forms OF
proposal may be obtained al this Office
HENRY B. +. MCFARLAND, HEN
RY l. WEST, JOHN BIDDLE, Com
missioners, d. c
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s. 500-New Jersey ave. NV. near M-Nsw
bsy-wiudOw, siX-roOm and bath, very
pretty home.
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INsCRPASSED FACILITIES TOR THE
/ COLLECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL
| CLASSES OF PROPERTY
As the above Is only part OF the list OF prop
ettles under our charge. We will gladly fur
nlsh complete bulletins on application being
HaGs at this once or BY mail
TIlOS- J. FISHER s. CO. Inc,
1914 + 81. NV. adjoining the New Willard.
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR HENT-I54-ls5 Benning Road east six
rooms fine well water. electric light on
road. one car fare. so. Inquire $50 81.
NV. no9-7t
The Washington times., 1904-11-11

3. .20O-New Jersey ave, near M-Bay-win-
dow brick six rons and bath 1sXS5
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Mails for South and Central America


FRIDAY-CJ At $50 pm. Tor BERMUDA.
Der steamer from Halifax.
FRIDAY-tej At 6:O5 pm. for BRAZIL. per
8 s. EeIagiO from New York via RIO la
metro. and Santos. Mail Tor NORTHERN
BRAZIL. ARGENTINE. URUGUAY, ana
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LOANS ON FURNITURE.
Here We are. way down at the bottom OF
the column
WHEN IN DOUBT about borrowing Just
call on the company that blows the least
That's US.
Absolutely
No publiCity-nO pTying into your private af-
ralTs-n1 delay.
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE CO.,
6ls F ST y. W. PRIVATE OFFICE
nol2-tf
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE NOV. 6. 1904
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station.
7:25 A NJ. DAILY-Local Tor HarrlsonburR
WarrentOn. Danvtlle and way stations
,O.bl A. 81. DAiLY-WEEhington and Florida
Limited. Flrst-class coaches and sleeper a.
Columbia, Savannah. and Jacksonville. Din
ing Car service.
MS A NJ. DAILY-United States Fast Mail
Efrst-class coaches and drawing ro.,D,
sleeper 10 New ORLEANS Dining car service
s.0l =. IL WEEK DAlS-Locai for Harri-
sonburg and way stations on Manassas
as p. n. DAILY-LocaI for Warrenton and
Charlottesville.
7.g0 p NJ DAILY-N8W York and Atlanta
Express. EirsL-class coach 70 Atlauta-
sleeper 10 Columbus via Atlanta Sunset
tourist, sleeper " ashingtOn 10 san Fran
cisco Mondays, Wednesdays, and Frf,lavs
$50 P NJ. DAILY-NeW York and Floridn
Express FIrst-class coaches and sleeo+rs
10 Columbia Savannah. and JacksonyiIIs
sleeper 20 Augusta, Dining car service
1000 p. nj. DAILY-New York and Mempb,s
Limited tvia Lynchburg). First-class
coach and sleeping car 70 Roanoke Knox
vile Chattanooga. and Memphis: sIsrnSr
10 New Orleans Dining Car service.
I0.s T. N DAFLY-WasningtOn and South
western Limited All Pullman train cIub
and observation ears to Atlanta and Ma
com sIeepers 10 Nashville. Atlanta Macon
N@mphis and New Orleans
TRAINS on BLUEMONT BRANCH
Lave Washington $40 4. n. l.30 p NJ 4.s5
= NJ sos p NJ weeks days for Bluemonf
6.g5 p 81. week days for Leesburg only. sun.
day trains leave Washington $40 A n. g.as
T. ~. for B!uemont.
The Washington times., 1904-11-11
FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-One large store. I404 Park St
near l4th: large show windows; hot-water
70 a s.s. -
TWO nne stores with large Easements; As
II ST. ne. near Government Printing Ohiee.
- 's ...- sl5.0 "
a. .. BLISS. Bliss Building. S5 b st. nv.