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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08

dBIOd1IQ Oh d SIOdl.
TRAPSETTER DEFEATS Bah.
Bah and Ocyrohe were the chosen two
for the mile and twenty yard selling
affair, each going to the post at odds
of 13 to 5. The latter started off to
make the running. but his reign proved
short one. Trapsetter, Is to 1 shot,
piloted by Graham and fairly bursting
with speed. assumed charge on the far
turn and was never extended, winning
from Bah by three lengths. The show
fell to Matt Hogan. Harry Beck ran a
fair race.
1t took a can Of china nut oil and a
winner of the mile selling fixture. still
Sam Jones' horse had many friends.
There was s to 1 in profusion, and
Lloyd Fountain landed the Oregon
horse first, handy winner over Esher-
in the IL to 10 favorite. Travers rode
a perfect race on the latter. Augie, a
IL to 1 shot, downed Big Beach for the
show.
TRACK NOTES.
A change of riders works wonderful
improvement in the form of some
horses. There are two or three riders
at Oakland In whom a change of cli-
mate might work beneficial results.
The field book at Ascot Park. Los An
geles, is reported to have won more
than $4,000 on the season recently
closed In the days of the old Bay Dis
trict track ripe cherries were plentiful
in this fog-stricken part Of the State.
Charley Bell said that Paladia ran
out with him. It's some consolation to
know what caused the bonfire.
Birkenruth on Clausus got an early
start, but didn't reach home until after
dark.
On Tuesday, with Jake Jones In the
saddle, Dangerous Girl was heavily
played to beat an ordinary field, and
did not finish among the first five. Yes
terday, with Travers up and at 100 to 1,
the FLY finished right at the heels of
Busy Bee and Achelita. There must be
a leak in the roof somewhere that needs
looking after.
The odds about Parting Jennie were
played down from 100 to Is. The book
makers have no objection to purchasers
of tickets keeping the same as souve-
Mrs.
Dugan leaves for ST. Louis on Mon
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08
McGoyern's Nerve Gives way

ST. PAUL. April TERRY McGov-
ern, the former. featherweight cham
pion pugilist of the world. who is
playing a theatrical engagement here,
Is said to be on the verge of nervous
breakdown as result of overwork.
excitement and constant travelling in
connection with his present engage
ment. 1t is understood Terry will go
to a health resort to recuperate.
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Hirh Wind Defeats Sir BriIlar.

NEW ORLEANS. April City Park racing
results.
First race. four furiongs-Hadur won Prince
Glenn second F1imnap third Time. 40.
Second race seven furIongs-Bryan won Me-
lodious second. Recreo third. Time, 1:2T
Third race, five and half furlongs-First
Attempt won, Mary McCaferty second, Mary
Worth third. Time 1:07 3-5
Fourth race. one mile-Hish Wind won. Sir
Brillar second. Little Giant third. Time
/ 40 3-5.
Fifth race six furiongs-sid silver won
Kfllies second Sharp Boy third Time, / IA 2-5
Sixth race. nine furiongs-W. B. Gates won
King Of the Valley second. Gold Spot third.
Time. 1:54.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08
JACK O'BRIEN OUTPOINTS
YOUNG PETER JACKSON
right Is a Fast One and Is Nearly
All in Favor of the Phil
adeIohian.

BALTIMORE. April AT the con-
clusion of the scheduled ten rounds
Referee Charley White Of New York
gave the decision to Philadelphia Jack
O'Brien tonight over Young Peter
Jackson. The agreement TO break
clean when ordered was not lived up
10 by either man. Both began so eau
tiously as to cause cries Of fake.
hut after the first round the fight was
hot, with nearly every round in
O'Brien's favor. The Philadelphian
scored nrst' blood In the sixth round
and had Jackson groggy in the ninth.
but was unable TO land knockout
blow.
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SUMMARY.
H,ts-or .Iones ? off Essick

Hits-On Jones 2, off Essick 1. Stolen bases
Wheeler Van Buren, Mohler. Errors-Atz
8. Runkle 2. Schlahey 2 Mclean. Two-base
hit-McCreedie. First base on errors-San
Francisco q. First base on called balls-Oh
Wheeler 2 Left on bases-San Francisco 5.
Portland 8. Struck out-By Wheeler 1, by
Jones 3. by Essick 3. Hit by pitcher-Atz.
Double play-Householder to Clark Wild pitch
Jones' Time of game hour and 80 min
utes. Umpire-Davis
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SUMMARY.


Stolen bases-Francks. Strelb Kelly. Errors
James. Dunleavy Streib, Kelly. Three-base
hit-Kane Two-base hiking. Sacrifice hit
Schmidt First base errors-Seattle l.
Oakland 1. First base on called balls-On
Williams o. on schmidt s. Lerr on bases
Seattle A. Oakland 3. Struck out-By Will
liams I. by Schmidt 7. Double plays-KeIly to
Streib Hall to Burns to James. Devereaux to
Streib. Passed ball-McMurray. Time OF
game-1 hour and 25 minutes. Umpirs-Klopf.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08

BICYCLE THIEVES BUsY.-Thrss owners
OF bicycles reported to the police yesterday
that their bicycles had been stolen G. w.
Baltic. 2530 Cough street. and J. W. Mathews.
ZOE Van Ness avenue, lost thar wheels from
the front OF their residences. and Joseph KIN
derrnan- recent arrival from Stockton. found
that his was stolen from the front OF the Turn
verein Hall. S23 Turk street
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Congress Playing Cards.

All the new backs in the Congress Sc
for Bridge" whist" and 1900" Domi-
noes, chess crib boards; also Finch.
Panic Pit and other new games recently
published. Sanborn, Vail & Co.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08
3aT 24g COLLEGE CREWS TO RACE THIS YEAR
HORSES PICKED
ON FORM SHOWN
by FRED e. MULHOLLAND.

First race-Ledus, Allopath,
Colonel Van.
second race - Royal Red,
Baker, Auto Hood.
Third race-Expedient, In
spector Munro. Ray.
Fourth race-Dr. Lego, Vet
erano, Ellie.
Fifth race-San Nicholas, An
drew Mack. Iredeus.
Sixth race-Sea Air. Prince
Brutus, A. MuskOday.
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DISTANCE HORSES
HAVE A DAY.

The three-mile event, for which the
association adds $500, will be the fea-
ture of the racing to-day at Oakland.
DR.. Leggo will measure strides with
the old distance campaigners and is
likely to go to the post a warm favor
ite.
Following are the entries:
First race-One mile four-year-olds and up,
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SUMMARY
Sto,., h.sas cr,,+h o Mn

Stolen bases-Smith q Dillon. Ross. Lynch.
Error-Eager. Three-base hit-Dillon. Two
base hits-Eagan, Nordyke. Sacrifice hit
Graham. Left on bases-Los Angeles 5, Ia
coma 3. Bases on balls-On Baum l. OF Fitz-
gerald o. Struck out-By Baum 4 by Fftz-
gerald t. Double plays-Eagan to Nordyke;
Doyle 10 Nordkye Baum to Dillon to smith
Wild pitch-Baum. Hit by pitched ball-Mc-
Laughlin. Time of game hour and 40 min
utes. Umpire-Perrine-
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Totals 27 "A Isl Totals "a 2 2715
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08
Totals. .2s L 5.2e 1.

two out when winning was scored.
--Batted for Ross in the ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-08
TRAPSETTER DEFEATS BAB,

Jones on Gloomy Gus, the favorite, ran
aground on q shoal.
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FRATERNAL NOTICES.

A CORDIAL INVITATION Is EXTENDED TO |
all visiting Nelghbors of the VI. W. OF A. and |
Royal Neighbors of America to attend an open /
meeting and entertainment of Washington Camp, |
No lI4s4 THURSDAY EVENING. March 2. at |
s O'Clock. in Typographical Temple, |
mhl-2ts-1 425 G. st. NV
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Hotel Arrivals.

New Willard-Chas. H Griffen, New
York; Walcot Lane, Connecticut; Miss
George Wilde, New York; Mrs. Harry
Seigel. New York; Robert Stewart, U. S.
A; B. A. Thompson, Chicago; Richard
Fairchild, Chicago; A. NJ. Evans, Chicago;
S. M. Curtis, Chicago; C. H. Martin. Chi
cago; Francis Lynde Stetson, New York;
James S. Pearson, New York; Harry Dun
can, New York; Arthur Davis, Pittsburg;
George A White, New York; George H.
Gardener, New York; Chas. G. Allen, New
York; ]. N. Henry, Seattle; L. Y. Speer,
New York; Eden Bisbee, New York
Riggs. H. Alexander, Virginia: Roper
OMara, Pittsburg; w. S. Mayer, New
York; Thomas H. Towers, Kentucky; G. B.
Downs, Columbus, Ohio; j. M. Mooney,
Richmond. IN
Raleigh-A. P. Broomen York Pa; w. E.
Gust and Mrs. Gust. London; F. r. Thomas.
New York; H. Parker. Atlanta, Ga; James
Robinson, New York; A. c. Cunnington.
Annapolis; c. S. Sargent, Alaska; F. B.
Muench, New York; D. o. Council, West
Virginia; John w. Conner and Mrs. Con-
ner Knoxville; S. Bennett. New York
Arlington-T. NJ. Dodson and Mrs. Dod-
son, Bethlehem, Pa: F. ]. Kearful, New
York; H. Young, Des Moines; c. Kenyon,
Brooklyn; "A. ]. Mcmillan, London; H. L.
Hemenway, Boston; Lafayette Young, Des
Moines. 81
Ebbitt-Captain ]. W. Glasgow. u S. A..
and Mrs. Glasgow, Governors Island Colo
mel John B. Kerr U. S. A; w B. Rogers.
U: s. N: G. H. Fish Detroit: Mrs. Gilbert
Chase. Wilmington. N, c.; John Keny, New
York: Mrs. j. K Eldridge, F'reeport, N. Y;
General E. Rice and Mrs. Rice, Boston;
r. p Cleary, Shenandoah. Pa; Mrs. G. L.
Wellington. Cumberland Md; r. D. Potts,
U. S. A; General ]. r. Wade, U. s. A; J.
P. Wade. U. S. A.
Shoreham-N. L. Strong, Brooksville Pa;
H. F. Albert, Berlin; John A. McKew.
Brooklyn: John J. Moran, Brooklyn; l..
Borda. New York; Mrs. Katherine G. Hill.
Illinois; NJ. Higgins, Omaha; F. T. Bowles.
Boston; A. ]. Hill, Connecticut; Mrs A.
D. V. Brown, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Normandie - w. w. Ramsey, Racine.
Wis: James L. Mock, New York; William
l.. Coleman New York
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
MOORE & BARBopR's ADDITION
Charles F. Bartei e. us, Richard W

MOORE & BARBogR's ADDITION
Charles F. Bartel ct ux. Il Richard w.
Barker, lot %, block 4; so.
G STREET NORTHWEST between 18th
and 14th streets-John T. Arms to ves-
try of parish of the Epiphany, part orig
inal lot 2, square 262; s12,soo.
NO. $50 NAVY PLACE SOUTHEAST
Charles B. C,aywoqd ct ah. to William
F. B. Evans. lot II, square S7S; $40.
I.ANGDON PARK-Ira ]. Baker ct ux. to
Edwin F. Christy. lot 8. block II; So
STREET NORTHWEST between 14th
and 18th streets-Frederick l.. Moore
ct ux to Robert, Joseph and VIM. E.
McReynolds, lot 3, square PA; $40.
18TH STREET AND FLORIDA AVENUE
NORTHEAST-Robert B. feathers ct
ux. to Frederick Kraus. lot 49, square
PLEASANT PLAINs-Charles W. King,
jr., ct ux to Edward l.. Rohm, lot 541;
$40
MERIDIAN HILL-Edward L. Rohm ct ux.
to Charles w. King, jr., lot n. block
70: $40
MOUNT PLEAsANT-Hen-y w. szegedy
ct ux. to Charles w. King, jr., lot 1875:
MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT
PLAINS-Charles w. King, jr., ct ux.
to Henry w. Szegedy and Florence l.
szegedy. lot 54s; SO ,,
NO. 1719 18TH STREET NORTHWEST
r. square 1916; $40
NO. 72O 10TH STREET NORTHWEST
Edward Brooke ct al, executors. to Ed
ward A. Muir, lot G and part original
lot 10, square 1902; $500.
NO. 21O8 o STREET NORTHWEST-Flor-
enca v. Dreamer to Andrew H. Gibbs,
lot 1876, square 60; SO.
SIXTEENTH STREET AND MASSACHU-
SETTS AVENUE SOUTHEAST-Will-
lam F. Warmer, executor, to National
Herb Company, original lots and 10,
square 1913; $3.775.
FOURTH STREET NORTHWEST between
G and H streets-Julia Moten to Katie
E. and Benjamin Molten, lot 2. square
51S; $40.
Moten to Lucy E. and William Moten,
lot %, square 52S; $40.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS Bernard l..
Whitman ct Tx to Susan F. Clark, part
lot 90; 9,240.
FOURTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
between N and o streets-Martha A.
Chandlee to William H. Duvall, part
original lot 10. square 211; $40.
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/ HAVE OPENED AN OFFICE Sw. CORNER
Of 32d and SITS. NV for the transaction OF
general real estate business. Special attention
gen TO conducting sales ana renting property.
Ask to see map OF my suDdIvIsIon ''rre nusnip
Heights" Special bargains IN houses and tuts
IL w OFFUrT sw cor. $50 and y NV.
-lts
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mons vacated; plaintiffs attorneys. Will
son & Barksdale; defendants attorney, G.
F. Williams.
trial; plaintiffs attorney, c. E. Emig; de-
PENDANTS attorneys, A. B. Duvan and Z.
H. Thomas.
Rabbit agt. Brightwood Railway Com
pany; verdict for defendant; plaintiffs at
torneys, Wolf & Rosenberg; defendants
attorneys, Cole & Donaldson.
Tribby agt. Moore ct al; Judgment
against defendant, Duling, vacated, and
judgment for plaintiff on motion against
Du Puy; plaintiffs attorney. 0. F. M.
Brown. defendants attorneys, Lester &
Price and ]. ]. Hamilton.
Easley agt. District of Columbia; jury
respited; plaintiffs attorney, c. E. Emig:
defendants attorneys, A. B. Duvall and
E. II. Thomas.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 2-Chief Justice
Clabaugh.
Hufty agt Esher; cause referred to aud
itor to state account plaintiffs attorney
NJ. n. Richardson; defendants attorney
VIM. Frye White
Lowry agt. Allen; leave to file additional
answer granted; plaintiffs attorneys, A: V.
Cushman, Edmund Wetmore and OlVer
Mitchell; defendants attorney, ]. NJ Colt
Harper agt. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; continued for term
plaintiffs attorneys. c. A. Towne ana w.
C. Prentiss; defendants attorneys j. j.
Darlington and r. b. Behrend.
Greene agt. Tower; verdict for plaintlT tor
1 cent; plaintiffs attorneys, Hume d Cal
vert: defendants attorneys, Lambert d
Baker.
dict; plaintiffs attorneys, Ralston & Sid
dons and E. A Jones: defendants attorney,
A. A. Hoehling.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. 1-Justice Wright
United States agt. Catherine E. Garrison,
larceny; plea not guilty.
United States agt. Robert Slaughter, lar
T-it fntl MI NO
guilty.
United States agt. Charles Anderson, dep
relation on property; plea not guilty
United States agt. Richard Gordon, as
sault with dangerous weapon; plea not
guilty.
United States agt Joseph Burkhard.
sault with dangerous weapon; plea not
guilty.
United States agt. John Brawner, house
breaking; plea not guilty.
United States agt. James Rich, house
breaking; plea not guilty.
United States agt. Charles c. Davis, for
gerry: plea guilty.
United States agt. Jason w. Gest and
Frederick S. Richardson, conspiracy
trial; attorneys, L. =. Harlow, ]. a. O'Shea
and w. j. Davidson.
CRIMINAL COURT NO 2-Justice Gould
Estate of Joseph ]. Harvey; verdict sus
tanning will; caveator's attorneys, c. w.
Darr and M. J. Colbert; caveatees attor-
ney, Hayden Johnson.
PROBATE COURT-Justice Stafford.
Estate of James Trawley; petition to sell
horses; attorneys, Sheehy & Sheeny
Estate of Rose E. Maccubbin; letters of
administration granted to Howard J. Mac
cubbin; bond, $500; attorney, H. Prescott
Galley.
Estate of Reuben Taylor: petition for
letters of administration fled attorney.
w. c. Martin.
Estate of John r. Hurst; administrator
authorized to employ counsel. attorney
John Rdout.
Estate of James Ferry will dated August
is, 1904 filed.
Estate of George ]. Drew; will dated
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FUNERAL OF HENRY M. GIT.
Native Of Pennsylvania, but Long a
Resident of WASHINGTON.

Funeral services over the remains of the
late Henry M. Gitt will be held Friday
morning at 10 o'clock at Lees undertaking
establishment Mr.. Gilt died this morning.
He was born in Pennsylvania, but went to
Missouri when a boy. He was educated at
st. Vincent's Catholic College, Cape Girard-
eau, Mo-. and studied law in ST. Louis.
During the civil war he engaged in the
bar king business at Little Rock. Ark,
where he was very successful, amassing
quite fortune. which he unfortunately in
vested in large cotton plantations in Misss-
sippi.
Mr.. GIFT came to this city in 1868 and in
few years built up large claim business.
He was never married. A younger brother,
David L. Gilt, survives him. Though living
Union and wrote and spoke for it In south
west Missouri.
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District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT NO. 1-Justice Anderson.
In re lunacy of Rudolph F. Thiemke: ref
erence to auditor.
In re lunacy of John Washington; COM
mittee authorized to pay for professional
services and expenses.
BlundOn agt. Emmerich; ]. A. Maedel
substituted trustee to release. Complain
ants solicitor Julius A. Maedel.
Bell agt Lander; Michael Zeffertt admit
ted as party defendant. Compartments So
licftor. b. F. Leighton; defendants solicit
tors. c. Darlington, A. Y. Bradley and s. G.
Peele.
In re lunacy of James p Hodges; report
of committee approved and committee dis
charged.
West agt Willis; Geo. F. Williams and
Richard X. Homer appointed trustees to
sell; bond, $1,OCO Compliments solicitors,
G. F. Williams and ]. F. Bundy: defend
ants solicitors. r. r. Horner and Ralston
G. Siddons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-01

The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset; ex-
ungutshing begun one hour before sunrise.
All arc and incandescent lamps lighted ff-
teen minutes after sunset and extinguished
fortyfve minutes before sunrise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-01

Minimum temperature past twenty-four
hours. 80; year ago, "a.
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Eddie King, who resides at 40 L street
northwest forfeited So collateral when his
name was called in the Police Court this
morning upon charge of assaulting Harry
Katz of 80 Fenton place northwest.
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ARMY Orders.

Capt. Stanley H. Ford, recently promoted
has been assigned to the 9th Infantry.
Second Lieut.. Daniel D. Gregory, 1st Cav
airy, has been detailed to duty at the re-
cruiting depot, Jefferson barracks. Mo
Quartermaster Sergeant William ]. Daily
has been placed on the retired list on his
own application.
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Naval Orders.

Capt. F. j. Drake. to duty as captain of
the navy yard, Mare Island, Cal.
Commander E. B. Underwood to ordnance
duty at the Mare Island navy yard.
Lieut.. Commander A. E. Culver, from
command of the Bancroft to this city for
examination for promotion.
Lieut. c. Webster, from the Bancroft to
the Newport.
Assistant Surgeon E. C. Taylor, from the
Bancroft to the Colorado.
Pay Inspector j. A. Mudd, from the
Kearsarge and await orders.
Pay Inspector G. w. Simpson, from the
Olympia to the Maine, as feet paymaster of
the North Atlantic feet.
Paymaster j. j. Cheatham, from the
Maine and await orders
Paymaster H. r. Insley, to the Olympia.
Paymaster r. H. Woods, from the Nor
folk navy yard to the Kearsarge
Paymaster B. p. Dubois, to the navy
yard, New York.
Paymaster w. b. Rogers, from the navy
yard, New York. to the navy yard, Mare
Island.
Assistant Paymaster ]. Maupin, from the
Bancroft to the Norfolk navy yard.
Chief Carpenter Fl. Rigby, from treatment
at the naval hospital, New York, to this
city for examination for retirement.
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Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Condition of the Water

Temperature and condition of water at
q. m: Great Falls-Temperature 33; con-
dition, .. Dalecarlia reservoir-Temper-
allure, 80; condition at north connection, 3:
condition at south connection. 3. George
town distributing reservoir-Temperatur e
"a; condition at infiuent gate house, 5; con-
dition at effluent gate house, Z. Washing
ton city ACCOMPLISHMENTS e, SO; condi-
ton at infiuent 4 condition at effiuent 49,
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w. A. Lowell, widely known as a pro-
moter of wildcat insurance companies
has been convicted at Chicago of obtain
ing money by false pretenses. His pun
ishment was fixed at Imprisonment in the
penitentiary for an indefinite period and
q fine of 81 900.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CARRIAGES FOR THE INAUGURATION.
Liverymen that have agreed TO pool their car
riages for the return OF their patrons that go 10
the inaugural bail. Tickets given by them
titles the holder TO the first carriage at the q st.
door Of the pension office No waiting or calling
turn ticket, is $40 90.
j. G. Bowen, No. 621 New York ave. NV.
E. Berry, New Willard, Ebbitt and Raleigh
E. Burgdorf, No. 416 sth st. NV, Metropolitan.
ST James and Driscol hotels.
VIM. H Chambers. Arlington. Dewey and Cor
don hotels. Stables. No. 1927 Il st. NV, No.
1925 Vermont ave court. Office at No. n45 10Th
r. L. Cooper. stables in court between II and
I and 18th and 14th SITS. NV:
VIM. f. Downey. No. 1924 l. st. NV, Shore
ham. Normandy and Grafton hotels.
Draney Portland Stables, A. l.. Brooks, Mgr,
No. 645 New York ave. NV.
W. f. Duhey, No. IL ID st. ne.
]. II. Gheen, Mt Pleasant Stables. rear of No.
Thos Carey, Jackson Hall court and vendome
Hotel.
Vim. Oetzel, No. 1444 p st.
Parkway Livery Stables, Nos 1865 and 1857
32d st. NV.
], d. Robinson, Nos. s15 and SIT 10th st. NV.
S. II. Rome, National Stables, No. 300 9Th st.
NJ Sinsheimer. Rex Stables, court between 9th
and 18th and L and + SITS. NV.
X. j. selman Johnson ave. between H and
and 14th and 18th SITS.
c. b. Van Nest Mgr, Mt. Vernon Stables, 1886
18th St NV; Cochran; Cairo Stables, 1920 NJ st.
w. G. Williams No. i724 G St NV
J. F. White, No. 321 Sd St Sc:
Washington Livery Company. Nos. AIS and 42o
G. 7. Zurhorst stables No. pa d st. Sc.
mh1-3t
| HAVE OPENED AN OFFICE .s.w. CORNER
general real estate business. special attention
g-,en 10 conducting sales ana renting properly.
iphf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MARCH 4, 1905.
CENTER MARKET HOURS.
The inaugural committee having or
dered that Pennsylvania avenue Will on
Saturday, March 4, 1905, be roped OF
Mt $50 am, and that one will
thereafter be permitted to to Gen.
ter Market. the following having been
fixed the
SPECIAL HOURS OF INAUGURATION
MARKET:
On Friday, March 3. from am. to
10 pm.
On Saturday. March 4, from am. to
IL am.
When the market will be closed for the
remainder Of the day
To meet the above conditions patrons
OF Center Market earnestly advised.
as fur possible, to either do their
marketing Friday, at unusually
early hour on Saturday
p S. SMITH, Clerk.
WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY,
February %, 1905. fe2S-4t 30