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The Washington times., 1904-10-24

\. b. DIEALL AND A. LEFTWICH
SINCLAIR, ATTORNEYS
~ TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, Holding a
District Court.-Iu the Matter OF the Elk
tension or Wyoming Avenue TO Twenty
ILlfQ street West. No. 6ls, Dist. CT
Jocket-NOuce is hereby given that the
commissioners Of the District of Co
iumbias pursuant 10 the provisions Of
az act OF congress approved April -
l5y9 entitled An act FOR the extension
" Wyoming Avenue 10 Tventv-rhiri
street West, have filed "a petition IN
iuiS court praying the condemnation OF
-LlS l34tu necessary Tor the extension OF
500 " oining avenue TO IWeuty-third
street west, an the District OF Column bia
tabOut TWO thousand uVe hundred and
tllrty-tWo square feeJ. contained in lot
tnlHty-IOuT t5iJ OF LOWudgs subdivision
OF " idoW 8 Mite. as shown on a pIar
or map prepared by the said Commits
LLLa,sto-teis, and aunsAeG % their said
pettt4Ohr ana marked Exhibit u. T.. no.
i ana praying also, that jury Of
seven ca JlultlDus. ulAluLeresteu men
not related 20 any person interested in
the proceedings, ana not In the service
or employment Of the District OF Co
IuiADlt or OF me United states, be sum
moned By the United States Marshal
Lpf the District OF Columbia. to assess
the damages each owner Of land taken
may sustain BY reason of the extension
Of sald wyoming Avenue 10 Twenty
mira street west and the condemnation
Of lands for the purposes OF such eX-
tension and assess the benefits result
ING LhereIiom, as provided in said act
OF Congress. II is. by the court, this
18th day Of October. A. d. 1861. OR
DEREB: That all persons having any
interest In these Proceedings be, and
they are hereby, required 10 appear ia
this court ou OF before the 7th day OF
November, A. -, 1861, and continue in
attendance until the court shall have
made It's uual order ratifyiug and con-
hrmIng the award OF damages and as
sessment Of benefits Uf the jury. AND
1T is FURTHER ORDERED: That
this notice and order be published once
IN the Washington Law Reporter and
ON six secular days in the Evening
star. The Washington Times. and the
~ ashiugtOu Post, newspapers pub
llshed in said District before the said 7th
day Of November a. j.. 1904 1T IS
FURTHER ORDERED: That a copy on
this notice and order by served by the
United States Marshal for the District
OF Columbia or his deputies. upon such
owners % the land 10 be condemned as
may be found by said Marshal or his
deputies Within the District of Columbia
before said lth day of November A H.
1894 BY the Court; (SeaD ASHLEY n
GOULD, Justice. A true COpy-Test.
J. II. YOUNG, Clerk. BY J.. =. VII
Assistant Clerk OC2O-6t-exSu
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MAY DISPOSE OF
AFRICAN COLONY
Portugal Unable to Sup
press Rebellion.
WILL BE GLAD TO SELL OUT
Germany Would Get Angola and Eng
land Would Want Mozambique
on East Coast.

LONDON, oct zL-It has become
known M diplomatic circles that the
Portuguese African colonies VIII soon be
In the market.
The native rebellion in Angola is a
serious affair, and Portugal has not the
money OF the army 10 suppress H.
Many HereFos have crossed the frontier
from German Southwest Africa, and
after raiding Portuguese settlements
have used their new base Tor excursions
into Germa., territory.
Germany. therefore. viii be in q posi-
tiOn TO make very strong protest i'm Lis
bon. Portugal may be glad 10 sell out
all her african possessions for a sum
which viii put her home finances on
their feet
Germany would demand Angola to
round out her Sou Invest African posses
sions England, il case of a division,
VIII get Mozambique, on the east coast
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE
ST. NW--Corner store, dwelling. and
--sloIy brick stable. Price. s. COO
ST. NV. rear 1th-Store- dwelling
ana story brick stable Price. s3.00l
n ST NW--Store and dwelling and sep
arate house adjoining. Price 5000 Tor all
1sIE ST NE--St0re and dwelling: rent
fs5- Prize. S. 900.
sIH ST SW.. corner of small street
store, dwelling store house. and Two bricks
adjoining all rent S54. 90 per month. Price
Tor all 81, coo.
ST. sW--St0re and dwelling. Price.
THE HARRISON BROWNING CO,
81 d 81 y ..-L 81
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MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE

MONEY TO LOAN DE ID a. REAL ESTATE,
Lowest rates of interest. Payment ou Brfr-
eifal iE amounts ~ 5000 or more received al
any interest period. THE T.. r. SMITH
COMPANY Bond Building. uO8 New York
ave uH.
MONEY To- LOAN 1E approx ed city real es-
lale az g. $3.50 and per cent interest SBe-
ela4i privileges HltE respect o. prior payments.
l--li Et amounts specially. TYLER &
itl iHEhFoFD, i-7 3 81. uw. 0cI8-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-se5H 20 $4,000 on ID. o.
iral estate. Interest los and an trausac-
tlpiis cDnducted with economical considera-
lla-4 Tor borrow ers-
Wa H SAUNDERS Co.
liJl 4 81 y. ".
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CHESAPEAKE 3 ann ~

Trains leave Flulsy ls 4ula sta.Iau DAILY.
$3.50 T., M.-CHICAGD sad 81. LOUIS =PE-
CLAL- solid FesrlbulC, electric lighted.
dining car train 90 St. Louis, vita Pullman
slCepers 20 Louisville, Cincinnati IudIl.
apUlls, and Sc. Louis. Par.CT Car through 10
Virginia hot Springs week days palIor cam
Cincinnati u Chicago Dining Car fl0m
Washington,
u:I5 T.. Nj. +. v. LIMITED solid v,s,f-
bu.e, eleCtTic lighted, dining ear train To-
Cincinnati with Pullman slsslsrs 10 liu-
CiunatI, indianapolis. ST. Louis, Lexington
and Louisville Compartments slae8.r t5
Virginia HOt Springs daily eNCep, SUNDAY.
s.eepeIs Cincinnati 20 Chicago and "a
Louis Dining Car.
Reservation and tickets az 5l3 Peau.g1ssuia
Avenue 60 9urteeuJh street, near r. and az
the station. Telephone l54J for U=ag,v.vsfiis
Cab Service ii. ~ FULLER
Telephone Main I06J. General Passel.lrer Arr
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.
bEsIRABLE HOME BAPGITNI

z5l9 DumbaTt0u aye.-A 8-storv g-rogro
brick-receHtly remodeIed and as gggd
as new southern exposure. Easy
terms 90 quick buyer. Price........S3. 90
The Miller Shoemaker Real Estate Go.
Main office. 1923 52d ST. Phone w. To-
flrsI Ward branch ONCE. Pa ave ana
Rock Creek. Phone West az. 0c23-tf
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

-'7--~V ---|~I - > N1'-'--1 W.
For Petersburg, Raleigh, Wilmington. Columbia.
Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa Atlanta. Bir-
mIUgHam, Mobile Pensacola, and New Orleans.
lJ:85 A. 81. DAILY-sgabolrd 3laiI-TIr5uyIl
Pullman Buffet sieepaIs 30 Jacksonville Ma
connecting 40 Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper 10
Atlanta.
T:CO r. 81 DAILY-sea5oard Exprcss-Solid
train 10 Jacksonville and Tampa With Pullman
SleeIyrs through 20 Atlanta, Jacksonville and
Tampa. taking on Cafe Dining Car 4t Hamlet
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A. rs. DI-VALL and a. LEFTWICH
SINCLAIR. AttOueys.-IN THE SU-
PREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING a DIS
ton OF land necessary 10 join kdiOrama
Avenue i'm the Commissioners Subdivis-
ion of Washington Heights. No, go,
District Court DOcket-NuuCe Is hereby
given that the Commissioners of the
District OF Columbia, pursuant to the
provisions of an Act or congress ap-
proved April $, Ey4' emitted An Act
Authorizing the Joining or kalOramd
Avenue" have filed petition In this
court praying the condemnation of
triangular piece of ground measuring
one hundred and eiEhty-slE ll6J) feet on
Columbia Road and one hundred and
ufty Q50) feet on NlnteenIh street eX-
tended, I'm the District of Columbia, In
order 10 join said K8lOram3 Avenue, iu
the Commissioners subdivision of
Washington Heights. through lot one Cd
of LIttle's subdivision. as shown on a
plat OF map prepared by the said Com
inlsslOuers and annexed 20 their said pc
utiOn and marked Exhibit D. G. No / o..
and praying. also that jury of seven
tJ judiCiOus, disinterested men, not re-
lated 70 any person interested IN the
proceedings and not i'm the service or
employ of the Distret OF Columbia or
OF the United States, be sunmC isd by
the United States Marshal for the Dis
uict OF Columbia, TO assess the damages
each owner of land taken may sustain
rama Avenue, and the condemnation of
of lands for the purposes of such join
ing, and 70 assess the benefits result
ing therefrOm, as provided in the afOre-
said Act OF Congress. IL is by the
Court. this 10th day of October 4. j..
1894, ORDERED: That all persons hav-
ing any interest ia these proceedings
be, and they are hereby, warned and re-
qulrCd 10 appear i'm this Court on or
before the 10TH DAY OF NOV EAIBER,
A ID. 1904. and continue in attendance
until the Court shall have made its final
order raJfylng and confirming the
award Of damages and assessments of
BENEFITS OF the jury; AND IT is FUR
THEIR ORDERED That this notice and
order be published once I'm the Wash
ingtOn Law Reporter" and on six secu-
lar days In the Evening star" the
Washington Post and The Washing
ton Times, newspapers published In said
District before the said 10Th day of No
vcmberi A. ID. 1904 1T is FURTHER
ORDERED. That copy of this notice
and order be served by the United States
Marshal for the District of Columbia. or
his deputies. upon such owners of the
land 20 be condemned as may be found
by said Marshal, or his deputies, with
lH the District Of Columbia. before the
10Th day or November. A. j.. 1904 BY
the Court. (SeaD ASHLEY N. GOULD.
Justice. A true copy-Attcst. j. r.
YOUNG, Clerk. BY L. =. WILLIAMS,
Asst. Clerk.
OC22-24, %. o. 27,28.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE.
HOUSES IN ALL LOCATIONS
AT LOWEST PRICES.
CALL FOR A SPECIAL LIST OF
HOMES AND INVESTMENT
PROPERTY
MOORE & HILL QNC),
~ 18th St. N. W.
OCl6-tf
FOR sALE-HOUsES
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO. INC,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, AND iNSUR
ANCE. 14l4 IL ST. y. ".
TELEPHONES n 348 and II. 1898
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CANADIAN PACIFIC Ran way,

Ai44la-e continental route % the Canadian and
United states Northwest, connecting al Van
ccuyer with tAe finest lines 90 steamers on the
Pacific Tor China, Japan, Philippines, klu, Hon
oiylu. Australia, and Aew Zealand.
FCr rates amt Information auDIy 10
ID. o. MORSE D. & T. A.
lith and New &9gk Ave. Bend Building.
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STEAMBOATS,.
5ILAMbUAIS.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

Every day iH the year from loot OF Ith
- 81. Tor 10. Monroe, Norfolk, Newport
- NeEss aud all points sOuJh, by the SD
- pcrb, powerful steel palace steamers New.
- port News "AoriylA,'' and -''iashiaE-
ton
~. W4sAIHst ou-6 80 pm ~, Portsmouth. 90 pan
LV AleNaudrias.5;j $50 pm.ly, N0riJlh. ... 90 pm
Ar o. A1EsOe- GOD ann ". O. MuuFue..1 200 pa4
AT. AortJlH..-. a 200 au Ar Alexandria. 10 $50 au
Ar FOTJsml uth. 900 ana. AT, Washington q -OJ am
- - Through connection made at Norfolk
"a .. /. !
Go. raL AEW and Merchants
- Miners steamships for Boston.
- For further information apply at gen
- eral ticket office, roo 18th ST. Colorado
- Building (teiephoue Maiu-2zg9) % eth
- 81. wharf telephone Eaiu 57601
- JNo. CALLAHAN, 2 Y. Pres Gen Mgr.
- ". H. CALLAHAN. Cen Pass. 81.
de20-u
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HOW 10 COOK GRASS.

Il see the kentuckians have published
a Blue Grass cook book"
"WhyT is there meat famine in
kentucky, tOO?"
Looks like it."-Chicago Record
Herald.
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Transatlantic Mails.

Mall must be directed per IS Prinz 0s-
TUEsDAY-(a) At 7.l5 pm. for LIVER
EOoL- SCOTLAND, IRELAND. and
FRANCE, per SIS. Teutonic, from New York
VIA queenstown and Liverpool Mali FOR 9TH
er parts Of EUROPE must be directed Per
s. IS. IeutOuic."
tc) Al 1145 pm. for NETHERLANDS di-
Lett' per e s. NooTdaEl from New York. Mail
must De directed Per SIS. No0rdam."
tcl AZ il:t p.n. Cor NORWAY PARCELS
FDn1 MAILS. peg SIS HelliR OlaV, frCEl
NeW YORK Regular mail for DENMARK
must De directed Per Hellig OlaV-"
NEJN EsDAK-(el AT 600 pm. for EC-
t.Dtl.. per IS. Deutschland from New York
va fly mouth, CheTbourg, and Hamburg.
alall Iof FRANCE must be directed Per IS.
Deutschland %
tc) Al HIS pm. for FRANCE. sWITZER-
LAND ITALY SPAIN PORTUGAL. TUR-
KEY, EGYPT. GREECE, and BRITISH IN
Ola. Per IS. La Gascogne from New York
VIA haFre- Mall Tor other parts q EUROPE
must be directed Per SIS La Gasc0gne-''
FRLDAY-Cb) AT 2-s0 pm. for AZORES
ISLANDS per SIS Romantic from Boston
ta) At li5 pm. for IRELAND, per ss.
LfnDfias from New York. via Queenstown
and Liverpool. Mail for other parts Of EU-
ROPE must be directed per IS Umbrie"
fal AT 7.15 pm. for EUROPE, per SIS ST.
Paul. from New York. via Plymouth and
CherAourg.
(c) At n:45 pm. for BELGIUM direct. per
kroonland.
Cc) At u:5 pm. for ITALY direct per g. g.
koenigin Luise, from New York Mall must
be directed Per IS. KOenigin Luise."
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FOR sALE-FARMs.

FOR sALE-FIfty-acre farm good build
iuEs. one mile from steam and electric roads
s.. 15J. PIERCE & PIERCE. Vienna Va.
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WANTED-SUBURBAE

WA&TED-SmaI suburban cottage. North
west near city school rent moderate ae-
dress BOX l8z. this ofice b.
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For RENT-suBuPBAN.

FOR EENI-lpJl Providence st Bro8kIaud.
> rooms, besides pantry bath. cellar. and at-
Lic5 all modern improvements. large ward.
tHo-stoEy stable. J. S. HOLLIDGE. saks a.
90 8e2z-et
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
-HEDULE EFFECIl Z OCrOBER 10. 1904

SCHEDULE EFFECTI IL OCTOBER 10. 1903.
Trains leave rom FeaHsy lFania Station.
1888 A. a. DAlLl--loeaI for uarrlsonburg
eauentoni DanFiAel aTa way stations.
~ 81 L. A. DAILT-M aslingtlu and Florist
Limited. FlTst-Class coaches and sleeper GO
columbia, savannah and JACKSONVILLE Din
NAB A. N DAILY-Uni.ed States Fast Nail
First class coaches and drawing room sleeper
10 New Orleans. Dining car service
s.0I p. H. WEEK DAYs-LocaI far Harrison
burg and way stations GA Manassas Branch.
500 p A. DAIL4-LDc1I Tor &, arrenton and
Charlottesville.
goo P. H. DAILY-New York and Atlanta Ex-
pFess- Flrst-cLass coach 10 Atlanta, sleeper 70
columbus wa Atlanta sunset tourist sleeper
washington 90 san Francisco M1ndayss We'd
uesdays, and Fridays. Dlaiug car service q Ia
1900 P. n. DAMF-Neu York ana Memphis
Limited via LJHclburs). tITst-Clasz coach
and sleeping car 90 Roanoke. hnoEy--le. Chat
tanolga, and AliupIls5 sleeper - New Or
leans, Dining CaE sauloe.
western Limited. All Pullman aiu, club and
observation cars q Atlanta and I4cou5 sleep
elz % Augusta Nashville Atlanta, Macon
Memphis. ana New Orleans.
TRAINS on BLUENONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington $50 A. b., l;s- j.. ~. ds45
O.z5 =. b. week days for LeesLurg only. sunday
trains leave Washington $50 A. A.s 0.25 II. a.,
iOr BluemJut.
through trains nom Ele e1ull arrive WASH
iugtou 6-42 A. b., 6s52 A. H., $3.50 A. NJ, 500
p. 81, $3.50 z. M.s and $50 Z. b. DAILY Lo-
cal trains lfola haEFlslnouFg, 1855 A b., wees
DAYS. and 8lZ0 =. 81 DAILY. Prom ChaFlOttes.
Vile, $50 A. b.. and 5:-J r. A. DAILY.
Tickets, sleeping car reservations and detail
ed information can be had as ticket ofhces 705
18Th st.s Oil FCuusy iyaHla ave-. and pguusyI-
vauia station. B4BE-se checked through fl0In
hotels and residences.
Phone l04J. r. Il. r. Cab Service
Z, III. ACkEHI, General Manager.
S. ID. HAHDWICE, Pass Traf Mgr
". H. TAfLOE. Gen. Pass Agent
l.. S. Brown General Agent.
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FOR sALE-LOTs.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SALE-<ear Dupont Circle a feet fI0ul
ola good street FOR only sl.5q per foot.
Three lots in Br0okland. D. g.. Zoe per foot
is this cheape Adjoining lots held al zoe
ATKINSON q BALLARD co. Unc.l,
1911 O. 81. N. vs.. ocZ3-tf
FOR SALE
-L.OTs-LOTS.
EVERYWHERE AND ANTW HERE.
LARGE AND SMALL
DEAR AND CHEAP.
We manage a great many estates the
heirs OF which are out Of town. and.
therefore anxious o. sell We have bar
gains az all times
THOMAS D. FISHER & co.
Incorporated.
1914 --F Street n. W. ocl5-l3t
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LOANS ON FURNITURE.
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ADVANCED on SALARIES
STOCKS. bonds. warehouse receipts. lie
insurance policies, building and loan as
ISOLATION shares and real estate trusts
WASHINGTON ASSIGNMENT CO..
s2s-Z4 i3Ond Building au3-8Gt
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EACEIANGE-The finest house IN
Laurel Md ten rooms bath, one acre
ground; good stablsi windmill. Want large
farm ia Virginia
p ACRE s-room dwelling; near steam
and electric cars rent. IS per month Want
building lots
ATKINSON d BALLARD co,
lfII q 81. n. ". OcZ3-tf
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2 OK RENT eu-room house. corner ssth and
Z l-a-r Georgetown Heights. an modern inns
gro. tilieiiLa- Inquire on premises 0cz4-3t
FOR hENI-Hy JOHN QUINN. Az 7th 81
sW.-NH-4 1874 18th ST. Ion anil rey-Ig
I'apered, 900 sw-, $50 5th ST, 6r brick
ami and pantry. So 1rsl-1 ~
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UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR
THE COLLECTION OF RENTS FROM
ALL CLASSES OF PROPERTY
As the above Is only part of the list
OF properties under our charge We viii
gladly furnish complete bulletins on ap-
Dy mail
THOS. j. FISHER & CO. Inc.
l444 l. st, NV, adjoining the New viii
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Rents SIS d month.
Northwest Brick
STONE g. FAIRFAE
ocd-st So 5J5-89s Il 50. u. ~.
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
COME OUT SUNDAY
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS
81 DOWNS PER MONTH.
no Interest-No Taxes
WASHiNGION CITY PROPERTY
Ere and Police Protection.
city Collection and Delivery OF Mail
Lots 5Xly9 20 200 feet in depth
sJ-E DOI SHEETS l5-EOOH ALLEYS
ONE CAR FARE
WagOuetLes VIII meet YOU Sunday
End Of Car Line at Congress Heights
From 10 A. NJ. until T. R
-Four squares from end OF car line
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS co
Phone II. hoo 5l5 ST. n W.
Cc5-tf
ACRES. with splendid house tHat cost
$500 t1 bul-15 it's yours for $4,000 small
payment with balance az g per cent. IanF
around % sells for $1,000 per acre TOWER
tcAPAAf, 6i 3th ST. uW. ocz8-8t
FOR sALE-At BerWyu beautiful uiue-r5sm
house ~ large lots; an iuciossdi runs 5sfraI
Tor 900 Chickens young orchard of fslIit
ueesi an kinds II berries, vineyard. erc.-
steam cars ana trolley nue view II sun
rounding country taEraced lawn oak shade
lleeai VIII sell lu easy monthly uavrurufs
a hAit ot Us value. JOHN j. KLEINER
g. CO. 5l7 j. 81. NV osIq-Ff
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BACHELOR APARTMENTS.

TWO ROOMS AND BATH JUST
COMPLETED, AND WITH EVERY
MODERN CONVENIENCE MOD
ERAFE PRICES CENTRAL LO-
CATION.
Apply to owner. ROOM sos. SIT 18th
ST. NV. Be30-tr
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. d. C., POsTOFFICE NO
IICE--shOuld b read daily. as changes may
occur al any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched 10 the
ports Of sailing daily. AID the schedule Of
closings Is arranged on the presumption OF
their uninterrupted overland transit For the
week ending October % 1895. the last con
Meeting closes viii be made from the MAIN
OFFICE as follows.
The Washington times., 1904-10-24

TOR Sails. ittrL MONIES North
west. Randolph ST. between North CAPITOL
ana lst sts.5 six rooms pautrys tied BATH
serFauts' closet. concerted cellar. furnace
heat. rear porch. lot llzyJ. paved alley. now
being completed viii decorate a. suit Uur-
chaser. Two sold. four Jeff. open I0T iHsU-e-
i9l8 D ST. nI. ocZZ-3t
FOR sALE-six-r house. ~ acres ~
land Ten minutes 10 car lines ali fenced.
price. $780, terms easy ARTHUR CARR
HgartsFtIle. Ad- uezz-gt
rGp san ~ - ~.
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Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and detail
ed information can be had as ticket of6ces 70s
18Th So Oil PCuu5y iyaHla ave, and rguusyI-
vania station. Bagg-se checked through fl0n
hotels and residences.
The Washington times., 1904-10-24

FOR RENT
THOSE DESIRABLE FLATS,
SJ1 and 31S Florida ave. nW.-5 rooms and
bath. RENT ONLY 81.
MOORE d hill tfnc), az 18th 81. NV
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COBIsENTZ- -Four large front rooms ana
BATH new modern northern, eastern, south
ern exposure. faciuE TruXtuu Circle heat
iauitor service, $50 per month COBLESTZ,
FlarIda ave- Norm CapItnI ana Q SITS. ocl6-tf
Evening journal., 1904-09-27
NO EXAMINATION REQUIRED.

Tn ANOTHER column is an editorial
4 from the Chicago Tribune touching
the exposure Of Addlcks by Thomas
Lawson in Everybody's Magazine. The
Tribune seems TO think that since Ad-
dicks is a public man, and aspres to a
great Office, 1t is up to him to make a
defence. The inference is that he will
see the necessity for clearing himself
II he can. and that the people OF Del
aware who are asked to support him
for the snate will demand an explana-
tion or denial
That is where the Tribune is mis-
taken; Addicks has not thought it
worth while 10 deny any charge, no
matter how Serious. He has even smil-
ingly confessed 10 great deal which
other men would sooner lose their
tongues than confess; and he knows
that his followers have never evinced
a disposition 10 require from him any
explanation. They are satisfied.
Why there can be no exposure SC
damaging as to shake the loyalty Of his
followers. George Kennan may write
exposures with such particularly as
to require damages If he cannot sub
stantlate his claims; Lawson may
cover pages with particulars that would
damn anybody else, and George whar-
ton Pepper as an officer Of the court
may set out facts and figures that show
wholesale conversion Of funds. yet an
official Of this State says that "wers
Addicks ten times as bad as he has
been painted, his followers would re-
main true to him."
We have said that he Is IN process Of
elimination. But it Is well to under
stand. after all, that he can only b,
eliminated by the people themselves
There are candidates for the Legisla.
ture from Sussex, who will undoubtedl,
be the nominees under common pri-
maries, who proclaim their purpose t,
elect Addicks should they be success
ful at the polls. The truth is that Ad
dicks viii be eliminated only when h'
is eliminated.
Evening journal., 1904-09-27
oWhen ThIevea EaIl out.u

From the Chicago Tribune.
When thieves fall out, honest men
get the truth. Lawson, on the few oc-
caslons when temporary exhaustion has
brought him down from his rhetorical
flights to earth, has left behind him
certain statements about Henry H.
Rogers, William Rockefeller. John D.
Rockefeller, and j. E. O'Sulivan Ad-
dicks. If these four men should col
laborate on a monograph on Lawson
the circle Of truth would be complete
But Rogers and the Rockefellers are
not technically IN public life All that
rs involved Is their honor. And as their
honor has never before seemed 10 them
to be worth defending, it is not likely
TO seem so now.
They are accused Of controlling and
of manipulating banks in such a way
as to delude investors into buying
property for several times what it is
worth. They have become accustomed
to swallowing such accusations while
looking pleasant. Some stomachs are
more patient than the worm. They
never turn.
With Addicks the case is or ought to
he, different. He is a public man, And
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public man. He had nothing to do with
Delaware He chose Delaware as the
most suitable OF all the States FOR his
purposes. II Is sa-. that he thought Of
Georgia, but gave It up when he re-
fected that II he tried TO buy the ne
groes he might get shot.
After he had begun his work in Del
aware the public thought that as he
was so bad politically he must be a
good fellow" Lawson's statements
deprive the public Of even this con-
ISOLATION. II what Lawson says is true.
Addicks is as base I'm his personal as
In his political relationships.
As a public man Addicks must at
tempt to clear himself. II he does not,
he stands before the public as con-
fessed hriber a confessed liar, and a
confessed thief.
But he is already known to be these
things without confession. The worst
charge that can be brought against the
Roosevelt administration is that Il has
not repudiated the most audacious. the
most INSCRIPTIONS, and the most con-
temptible financial and political marau-
der of modern times.
Mr.. Addicks Is recognized. He has
the floor. II he does not speak now he
may forever hold his peace.