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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
THIS is GOOD.
LOCATION FINE.

THIS is GOOD.
LOCATION FINE.
LINDA VISTA DISTRICT
II you are looking for good modern hon .
OF good rooms and den. with fine pass pantrv
elevated corner lot, in choice nelghborbood
convenient to Oakland-ave. cars. you want to
see this place. l will sell IL If taken ar once
for $4,000 If you don't want occupy il. we
have a most desirable tenant now In the house
that VIII be only too glad to remain
This Is good Investment aud is a bargain
WE HAVE OTHERS
JAS. s. NAISAuTH.
1855 Washington st. Z Bacon Arcade
$2T50-A HOUSE Of 9 rooms; lot 4Ox10O; all
street work done. including stone bulkhead
and walk; fine slightly place; bank sale and
easy terms.
S3t50-House Of rooms and bath. LOT s2x
100; North Oakland. near Key Route depot
S415O-A modern cottage Of rooms and
barn; lots on 2sth St. near San Pablo ave-
S3250--A bungalow cottage of rooms and
bath, lot 41x140; street work done; Berkeley.
near Ashby station.
S2SO0-Cottage of rooms and bath; lot 45
x100; blocks TO Lorin station.
HUGH NJ. CAMERON,
10sS BROADWAY.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

$1,000 fine 10-room house In the Hillegass
0 Tract on 52x1eo lot has sleeping !;
is located close TO Dwight way; only $1,000
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

-''Vvo-Fine 3-story business building con
taining large store. fats on Adeline st. ;
sooa income on investment; gilt edge
property; terms cash
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

TAYLOR BROS. & CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance Brokers,
1886 Broadway. Oakland. Cal.
Telephone Oakland 800.
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S7O0o-An s-roou house on Regent st. on 5ox
1ss lot half cash: house built by day
labor and is exceptionally well construct
ed; Is strictly modern and most desirable
In every respect
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
DON'T MISS THIS s55oo.


Out on High st. and st. Charles. Melrose
: beautiful S-room, Dutch colonial house, strictly
modern and new in every respect; high basement
with rough finished rooms; 2-story barn, 16y27;
chick house. yard. etc: block north OF Tai
cot station. Leona Heights; pass the prop
erty. Address box 49S. Frutvale.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

-ooo-4e by 1S5 feet. on Goth St: gilt edge
cash or trade
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

500. .0O0-A large 2-story. 10 rooms, modern resi-.
deuce on Telegraph ave; lot loo by l4t;o
feet
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ELMwooD PARK. BERKELEY.

The Cream of Berkeley Residence Property.
Iigil-ciass IN every respect and exclusive in
character; fronts College ave-: car line from
Russell 10 Webster St. close TO the uufversity
to the Key ronte and to the magnificent tourist
hotel. lThe Ciaremontl building.
Price Of 50-foot lots from $4,000 up. including
ali street work of finest class: no better fnresI-
delightful location for a home: the avenues of
elmg are distinctive feature OF this property.
BREED & BANCROFT dnc). OWNERS
1000 BROADWAY, OAKLAND.
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e,o 400 BUSINESS PROPERTY.
f-V'Vvv-fln NE summer resort: will nav 20 per
cent on $25.000 open the year around: :
viii bear inspection
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

CENTRAL COTTAGE
S2700-Good 7-room cottage Myrtle ST.. excel
lent location rent $500 per annum; excel
lent S-foot basement. which could easily be
turned into living apartments this is a
snap f222)
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ti.ANEUA tEAa EsrArl..

CHESTER TRACT.
CHESTER TRACT.
CHESTER TRACT.
CHESTER TRACT.
clFEsrER TRACT.
CHESTER TRACT.
$1,000
5000
40 siooo
slooo
siooo
sooe
SLICE
~. $1,000
sf5o0
SI5aO
Sl500
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. sel ere desTous Of purchasing lot you
s-oa3f - 5is tract at once; an ideal spot for
-a-le-. j.
nAalmoND d HAMMOND.
-ntHMoND & HAMMOND.
HAMMOND q HAMMOND.
1922 Park ST.. Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

JoiiNSON-BUILARD REALTY CO.
"o-t Adeiine St, South Berkeley, Cal.
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CHAs. ADAMS q Co.
49, EH.a- Dr-1.1sor.

CHAs. ADAMS & co,
Real Estate Broker.
are offering today The best bargains IN real
4esiatg ever put on the market.
Swell cottage u large rooms, near statloni
Swell story and > half house Of $ rooms;
s lsrEe rooms and reception hah on hrst noor
-roolns- on second foor; hne corner lot 4exlzoi
fs5riage II > rooms. block from station; lot
s-eiI buneaiopr s ~ cottages Of > rooms each
rlr complete. near station AZ $1,000 and
1 ~. don't fail 70 see them
g \. 00ffage u ro0uls. between statlons' iot
- roo: a sslap at $500 -.
gotfsse " rooms. blocks from station /;
Ief 59xl s.. barn in resr: bargain az SzpVJ.
3ispee.of rooms and bath; lot 5oxl5o. in
se iocatio9 on saata Clara ave- .cs win eaipels
p SD beds. = big bargain a. $500
cHAs. DAMS s CO.
BAY STATl9N ALAMEllA
OPEN SUNDAYS.
siso5- House OF rooms and bath: good CON
dItfon aud location: improved street
s225s-Fiue Broom modern coffaGe. Dsth ana
reception han; choice location; ..
s25do-5-room modern cottage; high basement;
porcelain baths open plumbing. etc -,
E-7o0-Coml l,leteiy furnished story; y o-soo.l rom
house porcelain BATH open plum blngi Darn
r and cliicken-yard cement wake; improved
street. nne location.
s1gso-pine 2-storr Groom house, excellent
condifion beautiful garden, stone walks
etc.. 5oxlso.
S5s'-Benuuful 2siory ie,r2on. ,'s,9s n2asIn ,sisl
r,ar.1f6cert bar view. choice location. This
is one Of TIE lest ul-tO-flate MONIES vh
s7,ts-r-ire corner lot: good location both
-.f-eers iHlfroseri Look this up
fife sitn FOR manufacturing purposes There
a' 7'''' 1Ewis is7Ff & SHAW,
1916 Park ~.
500 5.coTrAGE Of rooms; good location
S.ss04-fa4taeo ~ rooms, lot 4sxl50; Santa
Clara ave- $500 cash.
$500 Cottage rooms; of 35xlo3; S9Vo cash.
s1I10- -rvo-sfory house u rooms; lot 5oxlSvi
500 cash.
Sf00 racl-3 cioice lots. 3JNl.,V- SJV cash.
81 O. MFIfRLENS
1900 Seventh ST.
Corner ~ lincoln ave.
4 -5o-BEArwIFr-L hoae Of . rooms; large
grounds. oak trees, palms. lawn; place
seoso-New cottase. rooms; near center Of
Alameda.
sla0f-Lof I3JxlOo. near cars and stations; the
cheapest anywhere; the last piece LETT IN
w. u POLLARD. 2smz Santa Clara ave.
s2soO-NEw cottage: rooms; choice lot; $500
cash
J. II. YOUNG.
l24S Park St. Alameda
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$6o00-A new T-room house the hills of North
Berkeley, just off Euclid ave-. on a 5ox
90 lot; hardwood noors downstairs; dining
veTy fine view; half cash.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

S250o-Spiendid corner on 5atb St. near de-
pot; one-half cash.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

FLATS-INCOME.
$40 600
LAND VALUE INCREASING DAILY.
fats exceptionally well constructed build
ing hardwood floors; always rented; built In
1903 by days work; death In family causes
property TO be offered for sale. 591
BAILEY-D0DGE co. INC.
213I Shattuck ave. Berkeley, Cal.
Opp. Berkeley Station Phone Berkeley 100.
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CHICKEN RANCH.
$3.50 buys acres Of gently rolling land
miles from Haywards: close 70 good
school: price SIaJ0-S250 cash, balance
So per month.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

sooOO-A nice little piece OF property. which can
De rented at 800 per month IL $500 were
spent on It. we will guarantee a good
tenant 1T $50 per month as II now stands.
very little Of this kind Of property on the
market now; the full value is nere. three
blocks from Br6adway. above Seventh sr.:
better investigate this. (Is57l
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

Ss.VV1-A splendid buv on Alcatraz ave close
lh worth $4,000: terms 70 suit buyer.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

LOTS.
All over Berkeley; some excellent bargains
We are agents for exclusive home tracts in the
finest parts of Berkeley.
SS0O-Solnc lots left in Noodawn Park tract;
fgxIOG: 500 down balance easy terms
BIRBSALl CRAIG.
2IS5 ShattBck ave. Berkeley. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

ST., ,00e-Beau;iful 1lk story house; rooms. 8
closets; hardwood finish: cement base
ment; lot 20 by 100; choice property and
neighborhood
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

GIT. HONE NOW LET Us SHOW YoT
IHE BEAt IJFsE- HOMES WE ARE OFFER
5 lAss- .ltDE SALE
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THIS OFFICE Is CLOSED on SUNDAY.
JOHNSON-BULLARD REALTY CO.,
3324 Adalinn St........ South BerkeleT. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

RESIDENCE LOTS.
$50 buys enoice lot on Fulton st. near
Ashby ave; close to cars and trains;
price Sl250-$250 cash. balance $40 per
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

fPECIAsiT DESIGNED AND BUILT UNDER
a'llE SUPERVISION OF ABLE AND
COMPETENT MECHANICS.
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OAKLAND REAL EsTATE-Continued.

HIG HIAND PARK TERRACE.
HIGHLAND PARK TERRACE
HIGHLAND PARK TERRACE.
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PERALTA HEIGHTS HOME.
$3150-An excellent 2-story, rooms; magnif
cent view; minutes to Twelfth st. anc
Broadway by 3 different lines; lot sos
110 feet; fine terrace: easily worth $500
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

S4750-New 7-room house now building on Hearst
avenue, near Grove; $4,000 down s easily
worth $500 than is asked; ready Sep
tenber l5
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

<4250--A fine residence en- Moss ave- lust cH
Telegraph: large rooms. . toilets and All
modern convenience; lot 37:6x1I5. easy
Terms (ITT4l
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A SOUND INVESTMENT.
SI3. .O0O-Annual rentals S13z4; corner: three.
story and 7-foot concrete basement frame
bnidng OF elegant fats. store and bakery
Nez. every modern convenience best work
rnanship and materials throughout
Location one Of Bcrkeley's most rapidly
growing and best promising business sections
Address box 6095. Call office. Oakland.
sl50 CASH. $40 per month-UntIl July 81 only:
several well located 40-foot residence lots near
train. cars and school.
A. FL. HERMANN, oS2S Grove st,
Berkeley. Cal.
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NOTHING LIKE THEM IN THE CITY OF
ALAMEDA
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

s165o-Elegant piece of business property, close
to Lorin station; will bring $4,000 before
January 1: a positive snap
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

$75O--A 35-foot lot on Roosevelt ST Nc
Gee; only $3.50 cash: is in district rapidly
building up; minutes to Key Route sta
tion.a
PHONE RERKEIEY 14n4
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$iT50-One of the best lots in Fairview Park,
having 60-foot frontage and facing south,
is offered at this low price for quick
sale, this week only
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

CHOICEST AND CHEAPEST
IN THE HIGHLAND DISTRICT.
ON THE MARKET But 80 DAYS.
OUR SALES AGGREGATE $50, 500.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

$21o0 each-Two 5o-foot lots on Ashby avenue,
in the Berry Bangs Tract. near College
avenue: the best buy today in this select
locality; lots have south frontage and are
directly in front of main entrance to the
beautiful EimWood Park.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02

FOR sale--House, 8 large, / small room. by
owner: one price to all; no agents; block
TO Key route station. Call any day from 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

II not convenient to call at The
star office. 18th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue. leave your advertise
ment at any OF the following
Branch Offices:
NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
GentDer's Drug Store. 14th and U SITS
Eppley's Drug Store, 18th and WeIins pL
PoFtmsn's Drug Store. 18th and H. l. ave.
Lupton's Drug Store Vermont ave. and ST
Kings Drug Store, 18th and sts
Herbsts Drug Store. a5th and Pa. ave.
Criswelrs Drug Store. 18th and T sts
Postal Telegraph Once. az 112o p oOnn ave.
Postal Telegraph Office, 9th and b s sts;
Postal Telegraph Oflce. Penn. X n. otAli"n'
s. Kann Sons. Information bureau.
woodward & Lothrop. Informa ton Bureau.
Interior Dep, sth & SITS. Telegraph once
5enIfer Bldg IN 's rslssfaP Omen enes
Corridor Z. s. Capitol. .ve
Skaters Pharmacy 9th and New for * avs 1th
Goldenberg's Department store. ei%-@' '
st. bureau Information. 100 . o..
The Hutchins- Kenner Drug CO.. lin q oae.
Butler & Field. Druggists. Sd & inaiap 3, 20
Louis B. Castell. Pharmacist. BLU III"
GEORGETOWN,
o'Donnen's Drug Store. 32d and So.
o'DonneIi's Drug store SD and o sts-
Adams Express Office. 1922 sd st.
Pride's Pharmacy, 2Sth and + sts-
NORTHEAST:
Kenealy's Pharmacy. n. Capitol and s sts
Haley's Pharmacy. 18th and f. Capitoi "os-
Miburn's Pharmacy. 18th and ii sts
Buffers Pharmacy. 4th and Stanton place.
SOUTHEAST:
Rradley's Drug Store, sth and T. sts
o'Dounells Drug Store, Sd and Ia. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
Suilivan's Drug Store. It'll and d ss,
Eleventh Street Wharf. 0Brien Hail
Chas. S. Walter, 90l An st.
ANACoSTIA:
c. c. Lohr % Monroe ST.
ALEXANDRIA:
4. S. DoniphaD. I27 King st.
BRIGHTwooD, D. c.:
VIM. Thomas Brightwocd ave. and Long
fellow st.
TENLEYTOWN, D. c.:
Andrew Burga. Druggist.
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APARTMENTS 70 LET.

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Gated. III 18th NV. summer rates. myI7-tf
FOR RENT-APARTsiESTS IN THE vALoIs,
1880 Mass. ave-. neaf l4th st; from ST. 80 up.
myl56t
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who consult Ads have learned where for the best
APARTMENTS TO LET

hnee II bbc. SC. 800: l wk. 50 "a: mo-. 81 20
FOR REST-DESiRABf4E GROOM APARTMENT
month. All convehienees. ALLAN f. WaLNER
1910 u ST. NV. my2l-3s
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THE BEST BURGLAR POLICY You
CAN HAVE IS A LowRIE WALL
SAFE. ALI. THE UP-To-pATE
APARTMENTS AND RESIDENCES
ARE BEING EQUIPPED WITH THEM.
INSIST UPON HAVING ONE IN YOUR
HOUSE.
THE HERRICK COMPANY,
AGENTS, BALTIMORE.
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APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS.

Nothing but Hgh-class Apartments
REMEMBER, STEEL BUILDINGS ARE THE
SAFEST ON EARTH UNDER ALL CONDITIONS
CHOOSE THE BEST.
The Washington times., 1906-03-29
GOOD WORKOUTS
FOR THE NATIONALS
Several Exhibitions May Be Arranged
With Providence Team-May
Play Next Saturday.

The Nationals got In another hot
morning practice at the park today.
Stahl and the men who went with him
to Pennsylvania returned last night and
the young leader assumed charge, drill
ing the men in stick work followed by a
fast fielding practice.
Although the sun is still In the back
ground. the diamond has dried of nicely
and the outfield which was slightly
soggy yesterday permitted much faster
and better work today Duff. the new
catcher, who showed up 50 well yester-
day. for his first day out, continues TO
look good and was handling hot ones in
fine style His throwing Is almost per
feet, with the exception of a slight stiff
ness from his work yesterday, which is
barely noticeable. Falkenberg has an
assortment of curves that ought 10 keep
opposing batters guessing if ne can keep
ND the pace he has already set
Captain Dunn, of the Providence team.
and Manager Stahl will most likely
frame up a number Of games for next
week These viii give the patient fan
National team is Ike. Il is probable
that the first chance OF this kind VIII
come on Saturday. when the Eastern
League peunant winners and our own
stick-wielders may come together In an
exhibition rub
The elite few who were sent to Hot
Springs TO work out viii be with us In
next week. and when they arrive there
will at least be a few scrub games.
which should satisfy the bleacherites
until the opening series
The Washington times., 1906-03-29
ERNEST GICHNER GIVES
A BEETHOVEN NIGHT
With the German Literary Society Tai
ented Elocutionists Scores a
Distinct Success.

A group OF Washington entertainers
last night drew to Pythian Temple an
audience which sat through a program
OF musical and literary selections de-
picting the German school of both
classes
1T was a Beethoven night and was the
first of a series of similar entertainments
instituted by Ernest Gichner and the
German Literary Society
Mr.. Gichner is widely known in Wash
ington for his interpretations of the
German poets. and for character i'm
presentations of distinctly notable merit.
Last night he gave Adopt Wilbrandts s
Beethoven a monologue Of the great
composer. Made up to represent Bee
thOven Mr.. Gichner gave TO his audi
ence a striking Illustration of the man,
his characteristics. and the many emo
tions which stirred his life. 1t was
character drawing of startling reality.
Later in the evening Mr.. Gichner gave
selections from German poets. including
Lessing and Geioel.
Another notable feature of the pro-
gram was the recitation of Miss Anita
Shade, who gave The MinstrePs Curse"
Dnland's famous poem, i'm its original.
Johannes Miersch supplied the musical
setting 10 the poem. and the work of
both artists was signally successful
Mr.. MierSch gave a series Of violin
compositions which were heartily en-
joyed
Mrs. Mignon Lamasure's accountant
ments put the finishing touch TO one of
the most artistic and enjoyable concerts
or the season.
The Washington times., 1906-03-29
SPECIAL NOTICES

THE COMMISSIONERS OF PHAR-
MACY VIII hold an examination for
registration, Monday, April 9. 1905. a.
m, National College OF Pharmacy. sos
] street northwest Candidates must
nave their applications together with
the fee. fled with the secretary before
April ?, 1906 HENRY A JOHNSTON.
Phar- D., Secretary. 1Z2I New Jersey
avenue northwest mh2s-3t
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NATIONAL ENGINEERING COR
PORATION AND ALL WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN Notice IS hereby givan
that, as provided by sections 653 to 639.
inclusive, Of the act OF Congress entitled
an act TO establish a code OF law for
the District OF Columbia. a meeting OF
the stockholders OF the National En-
gineering Corporation, a corporation or
gained under the provisions of sub
chapter 1, Of chapter Is OF said act.
for the purpose OF increasing the amount
OF its capital stock 10 $3.50 900, or such
amount as the stockholders IN said
meeting may determine, viii be held at
the cOmpany's office. COS G street north
west. Washington, D. c., on WEDNES-
DAY, THE 9Th DAY OF APRIL, 1906.
AT O'CLOCK p. NJ In witness where
OF majority OF the trustees Of said cor
poration have hereunto subscribed their
names this 18th day of March. A D.
1906 EDWARD E CLEMENT, G. z
McFARLAN W S McFARIAN
JAMES H MARI. EDWARD F. COL
LADAY. and JOSEPH L WRIGHT.
mhI5-21t
The Washington times., 1906-03-29
Board of Trade Rejects Plan
OF Capitalization of Charity
What the Board of Trade did

Voted down unfcaton of charitable institutions District
Board of Charities
Adopted prayer to Congress for 100000 for build
ingS for Boys Reform School, and $4,000 maintenance
Adopted report of committee bringing manufactures
Washington
Expressed informally condemnation of fre-ecape law
Refused Endorsement of Typotheae in strike of printers
Voted to ask Congress for reproof file City Hall
Voted for addition of Rock Greek Park
Adopted report urging Congress TO allow District
bonded debt for Improvements.
The Washington times., 1906-03-29
FIREMEN OF REVOLUTION.

Lewis Duffy assistant clerk OF the
Alexandria courts. has found in Wash
ington and brought TO Alexandria the
original minute book Of the Sun Fire
Company. organized here in 1775. the
year after the organization Of the
Friendship Company. The book shows
the fire companies OF Alexandria we're
originally equipped with nothing but
fire hooks and ladders. which each mem
Der was pledged to keep In a public
place at his home. FIRE buckets. bags.
baskets. and 10 display the same in
front Of his home at an alarm of fire.
Not until ten years after the Organiza-
tion of the company was a fire engine
chased in London
The Washington times., 1906-03-29
COD LIVER OIL.

1t almost makes you
sick to think of it, but it
isn't nearly as bad as it
used to be. Theimproved
method of refining it
makes it much easier
to take, and when made
into SCOTS Emulsion al
most every one can take
1t Most children like it
and all children that are
not robust are benefited
by it. When the doctor
says Take cod liver
OIL" he generally means
SCOTS Emulsion; ask
him if he doesn't, They
know it IS more easily
digested and better than
the plain oil.
SCOTT n BOVINE. -os Pearl ST, E<- Tor4-
The Washington times., 1906-03-29

proof file cases for the preservation OF
the court records at the City Hall.
On a motion by Judge Bundy. the
board, without debate, voted unanf-
mously TO urge on Congress the advis-
ability and the importance of passing
the bill introduced in the House and
Senate providing for the purchase OF
about 100 acres OF land from, Charles C
Glover on Massachusetts avenue as an
extension 10 Rock Greek Park
On motion by DIR. A. p Pardon
the report OF the committee on assess
ment and taxation was adopted. This
report authorizes the president OF the
BOARD 10 appoint committee TO con
suit the District Commissioners as 10
the best way 10 convince Congress OF
the adVisability Of allowing the District
to increase its bonded debt in case such
action, on account OF extraordinary i'm
provements. should be desired
The Washington times., 1906-03-29
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA VA. MARCH %

James Edward McGraw. a populsc
Alexandrian, died at the home OF rs
sister. Miss Julia McGraw. in ag
street. about 4 O'Clock yesterday alJer-
noon. Mr.. McGraw was a clerk IN the
Hotel Mt Vernon. and was we-. liked
He was a son OF Mrs. Esthpr A Nc
Graw and the late James Mcoiraw, and
was forty-eight years Of age. His
funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon from the house. The Rev. p. r.
Phillips. of St. PauPs Protestant Epis-
copal Church Will conduct the services,
and the interment will be in st. Pauls
Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1906-03-29
ADMIRAL CHESTER TO TELL
OF ECLIPSE EXPEDITION

lecture before the National Geo
graphic Society for Friday evening,
March 30, VIII be given by Rear Ad-
Iniral c NJ Chester. L. S y. entitled
The United States Eclipse Expedition
of 1905."
Admiral Chester, who as superintend-
ent of the L. s Naval Observatory
was in command OF the expedition. will
illustrate the lecture with moving pic
lures OF the eclipse, shown for the first
time
The Washington times., 1906-03-29

with much of the fear Of the smoke
nuisance
A running debate elected the fact that
the board is strongly opposed TO the fire
escape law which has Just been passed
by Congress and signed by the Pres -
dent. Ii was the consensus OF opinion
of those present that the bill. which -
Quires fire-escaDes on practically all
buildings three or more stories high,
Will destroy much of the architectural
beauty of the city.
Various amendments proposed 10 the
bill were referred TO the executive com
mittee. which was given power - take
such actinn as ii shOnld see TT
The Washington times., 1906-03-29
ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES

and Shuman Cooper. all colored, on the
charge of vagrancy. In the police
court. this morning. Justice Cation i'm
posed fine OF $3.50 upon each
Aubrey Minor and Clarence Washing
ton. colored boys, were arrested BY
Policeman Knight last evening on a
charge of fighting Justice Cation or
dered that they be whipped by their
parents at the station house.
Washington Johnson, eoIored, forfeit
ed s. collateral on a charge Of gam
bling.
In the corporation court the follow
ing business was transacted:
Decree confirming report of Special
Commissioner Robinson MOncure was
entered in the case of George A Smith
VS. the Alexandria Shoe Manufacturing
COmDauy
The Washington times., 1906-03-29
Typothetae Turned Down.

In the struggle between the tyDOthetae
and Columbia Typographical Union. No
101. although this interference. In favor
of the typOthetae. had been requested
OF the board in a letter from the typo
thetae
Hearty Endorsement on unanimous
vote. however, was given TO a sugges-
tiOn in a letter from Clerk John r
Young. OF the District Court. that Con
gress be asked by the board TO apprO-
pirate 325 900 for the purchase of fire.
The Washington times., 1906-03-29
CYCLIST RAN INTO CAR.

E l. Schass. twenty years old, 4S5
Missouri avenue northwest, collided
with a Capital Traction car at Twelfth
street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west, last night. and was shocked from
his bicycle and injured sDOut the face
and arms He refused medical atten-
ton and went to his home.
The Washington times., 1906-03-29
REMOVING OLD COURTHOUSE.

W H Peck, who has bought the old
Alexandria court house in North Co
lumbus strees, is now having it demol-
ished and ~ use the site for dwellings.
This court house was erected by the
United States in the early forties. while
Alexandria was a part Of the District of
Columbia