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Over $50 people were present

winning. Over $50 people were present
The summarizes:
First race. for thr e-year-olds and upward: five
furlongs; 1850 added money; worth to winner, $3.50
Royal Window. 100 tMiesi. to /. 21s to l and
4 to 5. won: Brush Up. 80 tHonmanl, to and
out. second; Viperine 100 tKlenck). to 1. to
and I to 10. third. Time 102 "a. Escobar,
Pat Dunphy, Love Note, Win Rollins, Quiet Tip
Second race for maiden two-year-ods; half a
mile; $500 added; nine starters-Headway. 107
tklenckl. to 1 and 2 to g. won: Away, 10I (Hon-
mani. to / and even. second; Merry Belle. 107
Time. 0.50. Qui yive. Old Poker. Sweet Flava.
Mamie R., Sunglow and Gold Castle also
Racine ii and Samuel II. were excluded.
Third race. for three year-ods and upward sell
ing; one mile; 800 added; nine starters-The Veil
ed Lady, e6 tklenck,, to 5, to 5 and out. won;
Winchester, 1o1 t0'Brenl, to 1. TO and to
to 5 and out, third. Time 1.43La Fairbury, Lady
Chariot. General Steward. Monochord. Arrahgowan
and Baronet also Probe scratched
mile; $500 added; five starters-Consstent, 100
N1cCabe). even and out. won; Judge White, 1o4 u.
Henderson. to and out, second; Racine H. %
tStakes), Is to 1, to l and even, third Time,
0.51A. Hazel E. aud Annie Berry also ran
Fifth race, steeplechase, for four year -olds and
upward, short course; about two miles; $500 added:
seven starters-Follow On. 1876 Henry, even and :
out, second; Rolling Pin 1872 (Savage>, to 1,
to 1 and out, third. Time, ass. Illicit, Gelif.
Issak and Emgrant also ran. Two falls lssak
fell and rider disnounted and cut course.
Sixth race, for maiden three ear-oIds and up
ward; six furlongs; $500 added-The Plains, no tt.
Osmere), to /, 2 to l and even, won; Mamie
March, 90 tHoffman), 10 to !. to l and to !.
second; Lilac, 95 q. Henderson,. 6 to 5 and out,
third. Time, 1-16A. Raceaway. FeInrock, Stone
brook, Athemia G., Petite, Refine, Replevn, Far
mer Healy and Hyperion also ran. Those excluded
Alma, Indian Flower. Elegant King Albert,
Madam Satan and Limerick.
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VICTORY FOR ST. STEPHENS.
Defeated Episcopal High School In One
sided Game.

The st. Stephens team of the Sunday
School League met and defeated the strong
Episcopal High School team OF Alexandria
on their home grounds yesterday afternoon
to the tune of Is to 4. The features of the
game were the batting of the st. Stephens
team and the fine pitching of McCathran,
he having ten strikeouts to his credit and
but one base balls. Xander and Nc
Donald carried off the batting honors, the
former with four singles and the latter
with two three-baggers and home run.
The playing of Third Baseman Ansley of
the home team was also noteworthy. Fol-
lowing Is the score:
R.H.E.
ST. Stephens. 500. 2 2 0 0 3 4 O-1S IT 2
Episcopal H. S.. 8 o / o o. IS
Observation-Disclosures. s. Brown and Hay
den; Brown, ]. Minton and c. Minton. Um-
pire, Mr.. Hayden.
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To Play on the White Lot.

Three leagues have been granted permis-
sion by oCl- Cromwell, the officer in charge
of the public buildings and grounds, to
play games on the White Lot ellipse. The
games will begin May 1. but owing to the
fact that the Sunday School League has ar
ranged a schedule to start April a. a spe-
cial permit has been given to that league
for this date.
The following leagues will use the e!lipse:
The Capital Base Ball Association, eight
clubs; the Sunday School Athletic Associa-
ton. eighteen clubs, and the Departmental
Base Ball League, nine clubs.
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To Play at National Park.

The Commissioners club has arranged
to give the fans chance to witness games
between local amateurs at the American
League Park while the Nationals are away
from home. The first game will be on
Saturday afternoon, when the Commits
s:opers will meet the champions of last
years Capital City League. the st. Ste
phen's. the game being called at 4:30.
These games will give the lovers of the
sport a chance to see the local talent per-
form under favorable circumstances. Prices
will be reduced, and good crowds are ex-
pected to encourage the efforts of the am
bilious lads.
On Saturday, the 10Th. the Commissioners
and the strong Bureau team will meet at
the park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS
Continued from Ninth Page.)

striking out the opposing batsmen in a
way that seems to create the impression
that he has them at his mercy. He has six
strike-outs to his credit. but nearly all of
be made and the bases crowded. Mccarthy,
the Williams captain, is about one Of the
most gentlemanly players that has ever
appeared upon Georgetown Field. He does
not attempt to start any argument with the
umpire when the decision is against his
side, like some of the captains that have
been upon the field during the past, and
Georgetown recognized the fact. He was
given a hova several times by Georgetown.
The Blue and Gray yesterday showed the
true college spirit by the way in which
Williams was cheered when a good play
was made. The score:
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SUIT OVER TOWLES NOTES.
Expert at Handwriting on the Witness
Stand.

David n. Carvalho of New York, pronii-
nent as handwriting expert, was on the
witness stand during the greater portion of
the session of Circuit Court No. today
as witness In behalf of the Traders Ma
tional Bank of this city in connection with
its suit against Henry o. Towles, c. C.
Bryan. Gilbert B. Towles and Zenas C.
Robbins to recover $4,000 alleged to be due
on a promissory note. The latter Is one
of the famous ''Yewles' notes" that have
constituted the basis OF series of suits in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20
Bill of Exceptions Signed.

In connection with the appeal of John
Ryan. alias John Riley. convicted of the
larceny of trunk from the 9th street pas
senger station and sentenced to penitentiary
Imprisonment for three years, Justice
Wright in Criminal Court No. 1 today
signed the bill Of exceptions. After taking
the trunk, it was charged Ryan shipped 1t
to Texas and there disposed of its contents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20

Left on bases-Georgetown, 10; Williams, B. First
base on balls-Of brennan, 3; off Westervelt, B.
Struck out-By brennan, 4: by Westervelt, g.
1hree-base hit-Martel Two-base hits-Hanretty,
Hart and Bonham. Sacrifice hits-Iarkin. McGet
tigan and Hanretty. Stolen bases-Hanretty, Hart,
Burns and Marten (2,. Hit by ptcher-By Wester-
welt, 8. Umpire-Mr. Collifower. Time of game
l hour and 43 minutes.
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Another Fight for Tommy Lowe.

Tommy Lowe Of this clay has been matched
to meet Kid Murphy of Chicago before
the Eutaw Athletic Club of Baltimore on
the 9th instant. If Murphy wins he will
challenge kid Sullivan. Sam Solomon is
managing Murphy and John O'Connor is
looking after the interests of Lowe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20
Tigers Southern Trip.

Princeton's base ball squad, accompanied
by Coach Doc Hillebrand, NJ. E. Griffith.
'O5, manager: S. Johnson, 'O6, assistant
manager, and Jim" Robinson, trainer. LEFT
Princeton for the annual southern trip this
morning at S:24 o'clock. This afternoon
the Tigers will play Johns Hopkins, and
tomorrow the Walbrook Athletic Club, both
at Baltimore: Saturday and Monday they
will meet Georgetown at Georgetown The
last game OF the trip will be played with
the Baltimore Eastern League club on
Tuesday. Hugh Jennings Of the Baltimore
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Earned runs-Dolphtn. g. Three base hit-Smith.
Two base hits-Amey. Barthalow and Dickson. Base
on balls-On WATSON, !; off Hickman. l. Struck
out-By WATSON. 7; by Garner. 8: by Richman, l.
Hlts-On Garner, In four innings; on Richman.
TO- Left bases-Dolphin. 4: Metropolitan Bap
lists. 7. Double pIays-Wasson to Mendel to Bar
thalow; Barthaow tunassisted). Wild pitch-Gsr-
ner. First base on errors-Dolphin, 4; Metropoli-
tan Bsptists 2. Umpire-Mr. Hughes. Time Of
game-1 hour and 10 minutes
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Golf Match Postponed.

The golf team match between the veter-
ans of the Chevy Chase Club and Columbia
Golf Club, arranged for next Saturday on
the course of the former, has been post
poned until a later date.
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sional coach this spring. The following
will compose the squad: Capt AIN
George Wells. D. B. Doyle. r. w. For
sythe, jr., 'o5: S. ]. Reid. jr.: R. A. Bard
II. F. Byram. '0T: ]. L. Cooney. l.. Doyle,
w. E. Mclean. 'OG; F. r. Cook. G. A.
Gray, E. D. Helm, L. c. Wister, E. H W.
Harlan. 'OS.
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DEATH OF ADAM GEIB.
Was Clerk in War Department for Fiji
teen Years.

HYATTSVILLE. Md. April 30.
Mr.. Adam Geib. clerk in the supply divi-
sion of the surgeon generals Office. War
Department. and a resident of Hyattsville
for the past fifteen years. died here this
morning at O'Clock after brief Illness.
He had been a sufferer from rheumatic at
lacks for several years. His wife and four
children survive him. The children are
Mrs. w. w. Payne. Miss Anna Geib and
Messrs. Robert L. and Courtney W. Geib.
Deceased had been clerk in the supply
division as stated since July 1. 1875, but
had been in another Office In the War
Department prior TO that time
He was sixty-one years of age and was
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DOLPHINS IN FRONT.
Shut Out Metropolitan Baptists in One
sided Game.

The boys from the United States steam
ship Dolphin won another game yesterday
afternoon when they defeated the Metro
politan Baptist team of the Sunday School
League by a score of 13 to O. The sailor
boys did good work with the willow, while
their fielding was up to the standard, only
two mispIays being made. The Sunday
School boys could secure but eight scratch
hits, while the Dolphin team made fourteen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20

the local courts during the past few years
Mr.. Carvalho testified in detail and at
great length, and finally gave it as his
opinion that the signature of Zenas P. Rob-
bins on the note was genuine Mr.. Robbins
has declared under oath that his name on
the note was a forgery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20

one of the best known and valuable en-
ployes of the department.. having thor
ough knowledge of the details of the office
He was a prominent member of G. X. War
rem Post G.. A. r., of Hyattsville. Funeral
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| Earned runs-yirgnia. 8. First base on errors
George Washington. 5; Virginia, s. Left on bases
| George Washington. 8; virginia. I. Two-base
hits-McMahon Council, Mason, Cole and White.
Three base hts-Price and Cracraft. Sacrifice hit
--McMahon. Struck out-By Hutchinson. 2; by
Cole. I. First base balls-0r Hutchinson, 3;
off Carr /; off Cole, 3. Hits-On Hutchinson.
in four innings; off Carr, In five innings. Stolen
bases-Bradley On Stevenson. Pollard "a. White
t2), Daniel, Mason, Council Stuckey and Cole.
Double play-Bieaski to Van VEiet. Hit by pitcher
Price and Pollard. Passed balls-Bradley t2) and
Council co. Wild throw-Hutchnson. Umpire
Mr.. Waters. Time of game hours.
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The presbytery of Baltimore Tuesday night
voted adversely upon the overture sent
down by the general assembly of that
church which relates to the judicial COM
missions. and which. If finally adopted, will
involve change In the book Of discipline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20
RACES AT PIMLICO.
Four Favorites Finished in Front Yes.
terday

The opening of the spring running meet
ing at Pimlico yesterday brought out a
large contingent of enthusiasts. Twenty
one bookmakers did business and ten others
desired space. which M. Mahoney, Cava-
naugh's representative, was unable to pro-
vide. The favorites had good day, four
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20
Base Ball Notes.

1t must have been the name Nationals"
as the Senators" could never have won
yesterdays game.
The Bostons are playing the last game
of the series this afternoon, the game hav-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20
ST. so Waists, 00c.

We have just received a new lot of
India Linen Waists with lace berthas
over shoulder and lace yokes and tucked
sleeves. A variety of other equally
waists were the unchanged portion of a
manufacturer stock that was partially
damaged by water, or they could never
be sold at such prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20
Children's Dent.

Children's Cambria Ferris Waists: full
front. lace and ribbon trimmed around
neck; double rows of buttons: OM
worth SOC Green Ticket Day. .A>S.
Children's Nazareth" Waists: double
rows of buttons; full bleach
ed; all sizes. Green Ticket n w.
Day. Il 1885,
Children's Bingham Aprons; Madras
dresses, trimmed with embroidery; In
Ola Linen Dresses, lace trimmed; some
with hemStitched tucked yokes: sizes
up to . years; worth 39c. and DE-,
5oc. Green Ticket ACS.
Odds and ends of Pique Refers. with
sailor collars trimmed with embroidery;
others braid trimmed; worth ST. Az
Green Ticket Day..................4S 100.
Lot of slightly soiled white India
Linen Dresses; deliberately trimmed In
emproideries and laces; nearly all sizes;
1Gfd at na si0o and 81 Green csc.
1iehel Oay.....-...... WV
Lot of white India Linen Dresses.
french style waists, trimmed with en-
broldery and wide ruffles; deep hem on
bottom: sizes to IA years. hn-
Green Ilcket Day................f ~.
Large showing of fine Persian Lawns;
French Lawn and Swiss Dresses: for
Misses and Girls; trimmed in fine Iaces
and ribbons. Special.
So to 81.
Children's and Misses Pongee Coats,
with double box pleats front and back:
double rows of Dresden buttons. finished
with belt; sizes q to II years. CO no
Green Ticket Day...............sP O. 20
Lot of stylish A-length Misses Coats
In all colorS; some with braid trimming.
others without; worth 81 en- On
Green Ticket Day.................1 10Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20

White Habutai Silk. 10 inches wide;
very practical for cool summer dresses {;
made of pure silk. and wears splendidly;
not more than fifteen yards to GUS
toner; sells regularly at 35c.- 1Or
Green Ticket Observation-Disclosures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20
Easter Outergarments

y" ISL 8 Ah aQBSul GSs
Seven Ladies' Fine Quality Covert
Goats; tight and loose back effects: sizes
ID 80, IS and 42-sold for So CO eM
Green Ticket Day.-...............>pa D .SV
Twenty five Misses Brown, Black.
Blue Brilliantine Novelty Cloth Skirts;
large tuckS down each seam forming
killed bottom; full flare; lengths from
80 to 39-value $3.50. Green en Of
ticket DAY. " Ii .SC
Twelve Ladies Black Brilliantine
Skirts; 3 large tucks forming panel;
trimmed in buttons; full fare
all lengths; worth 81. Green CD AZ
Ticket NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. pAsNS
Ladies Walking Skirts in coverts,
cheviots, 'brilliantine, plain and novelty
cloths. Tan, blue, brown, black and
mixtures All the smartest styles; some
tucked to knees. some strapped seams,
others with large straps forming hounce:
strictly tailor-made; worth s. G2 An
and So Green Ticket Day. aVO.T>
One lot of fine quality Covert Jackets;
satin lined; some with straps in corset
styles, others stitched seams with velvet
collars and cuffs; others in Norfolk eff
feet. Also a lot of Black Cheviot Coats
satin lined; tailor stitched: all sizes;
81 TO q; worth 81. Green Ga AZ
TICKET Day-....--..-.. '-uS
Twelve Covert Cloth Jackets; genuine
English Verombo Cloth; lined in taffeta
silk or satin; notch collar and collaress
effects; some pleated elbow to waist;
worth $12 to SIS. Green Tick GS 1S
ct Day OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %O'
One Black Silk Blouse Elton Jacket.
made with shirring; braid trimmed cuffs
and sleeves; size SO; worth SIS. CO
Green Ticket Day.................... pS
E. One Fine Black Silk Coat; handsomely
shirred white silk lining which is Slight
ly soiled; worth $40 Green gO Or
Ilcket ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Excellent quality, very stylish Taffeta
Silk Suits; some plain silk, others
changeable; brown, black. shepherd
plaid and. two-tone effects; large tucks
down front and back of waist-full leg
o'-mutton sleeves and turned cuffs. Some
self-trimmed some plain taffeta piped,
fronts are included. Skirts tucked to the
knee to form full fare. $15
and SIS values. Green Ticket Sn mR
Day. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~Is>S
Silk Waists.
Lightweight taffeta peau de sole and
peau de cygne Silk Waists. Some with
large tucks; some with small tucks;
some shirred; some trimmed in lace and
medallions: some box-plaited; some
pped in silk with vest front; some latest
yoke effects. Newest shades including
the pastels; worth s.. Green CO <e
Ticket Day. ~AsVO
Jap. Silk Waists, trimmed with Val
lace or medallions-or with tucks down
front and back, and one effect with pin
tucks. Full leg-o'-mutton sleeves, full
cuffs and lace trimming. So Sn mg
Value. Green Ticket Day. ~a .SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20

A timely OF Piso's Cure often prevents pneu-
1nonia Get bottle now. BE At druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20

Light weight Wool Suiting in checks
and English mixtures: usually
sells for BIC. a yard-Green 1mC
Ticket Day NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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DRESS and Wash Goods

A bargain in pure China Silk; q
inches wide, and excellent quality. that
sells regularly at Sc. yard AAC.
Green Ticket Observation-Disclosures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20
Easter Millinery Green Tieketedy
81 Chiffon Hats. S1.80.

Eighteen Silk Chiffon folded Hats, in
white, black, red. brown, blue and pink.
Sold usually for 81. Green Ticket price,
S1.S9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20
Csc. and ST Flowers. A5e

An Easter offering in all kinds of flow
ers, chrysanthemums peoples, Ameri-
can Beauties, lilies fruits, large sprays
of roses, etc, in natural colorings and
varied shades. Single pieces, punches
and long sprays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20
Csc. Chi1dren's Sailors 49,

Children's Plain and Fancy Braid Sail
ors; round and bell crowns; silk bands;
all colors; plain and combination
Worth Toe. Green Ticket Day, 49c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20
Our Trimmed Hats at S4.05.

The woman who admires cor
rect Millinery will select her Eas-
ter Hat at Kings Palace. The
constantly increasing clientele in
this section proves conclusively
our Millinery supremacy.
And still further proof may be found
in our Trimmed Millinery at $4.95. 1t
represents all the goodness and style
usually found In creations priced from
81 to so. Some are copies from favored
imported models, some are from fore
most New York makers and some are
the original designs of our own work
rooms. Never was Millinery of such
loneliness priced so lowly.
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ST. LOUIS SECURITY COMPANY.
ms CHEMICAL BUILDING, ST. LOUIS.
, HOW to Sell Stock,

II you want caplia!. send STAMP Tor my booklet
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how TO reach investors how to get investors
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CASH a. HARRIS, 1 MADISON AVE. y. Y.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

tyou arc looking for small inycsinen, which
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DO not confuse this proposition with schemes
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LADY OR GENTLEMAN WANTED with SO 900:
automobile business. this city: 5000 net profits
last year.
MCDONALD VIRGINS co.. ISL Broadway.
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BEAUTIFUL RESlDENC on corner plot, o.
on Mad son ay,. between the towns Of Morristown,
and Madison. y. L.. elegant barn: house contains
~ llrg" light rooms. price. $4,000. .tpply TO
MCDONALD .WIGGINS CO.. 25i Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21

TRUNK. BAG AND HARNESS business for sale:
cs.abshed so years sell by inventory: value about
5000: owner wishes TO retire: Apply at
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co, 257 Broadway.
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$4,000 CApTTAL WANTED. money is a

$4,000 CAPITAL WANTED: money is amrly
secured: TO BE- expended in high grade Manufacture
Ing business no" IN operation located In the most
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is Si25.WD Including four acres Of ground: elegantly
equipped factory with the latest improved ma
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OF business 10 employ $50 hands; little competition
In this line OF business this must be investigated 10
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5000 WILL PURCHASE nicely situated restau-
rent c!ca inv $50 net PROFITS weekly: cost 81 OO 10
al up. Apply -
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BUSINf 49, ORANGES.
MCDONALD -WIGG|kS co,

OLD RELIABLE BUSINESS BROKERS AND
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merchants. manufacturers and others desiring
to extend business stocks. bonds sold money for
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given prompt attention. Telephone. No. ?4O9
Cortland.
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BUSINESS CHANCES,

=, SARAIoGA SpRiNGS. \. Y. ln the center o
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wooded lawn elegant carriage house and stable
picturesque surroundings cost over $50 000 sell
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MCDONALD HIGGINS CO.. ISL Broadway.
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DARfEN. CONN.-The finest mansion 10 Fair
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large ycranda; barns, greenhouses &c. heauti-
ful view Of Long Island Sound price. $4,000 terms
TO suit purchaser, Apply at
MCDONALD Virgins CO.. 257 Broadway.
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$4,000 or y PER CENT Preferred STOCK for
sale at par value. company Incorporated under the
laws OF State OF New \ ork: over e"lD00U business
done last year; best OF references furnished. Par
tculars at
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