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The Washington herald., 1906-11-22
HERALD WANT AID
BULLETIN BOARDS.
The Herald Want Ad Page is displayed
daily on Herald Bulletin Boards in the
following prominent locations:
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST
W A McNulty. 1870 lst4 ST. nw. Cigars to-
Daec0s newspapers. and periodicals.
Paal Pearson Drug Store 18th and Z sts NV
A I. Pride, the Georgetown druggist, 18th and
+ SIS. NV.
Charles J. Anen s0g N st. NV. Cigars. tobac-
newspapers. periodicals. and pool.
LLOYD Cross Zl53 Pa. ave. NV Cigars magazines.
and stationery. Pool pgrlur.
a Goldman, ~ "a st. nw. Pipes. tcbaccOs. and
stationery
steve's smoke shop. SD and sts. NV. Cigars.
magazines. and newspapers Pure cider
Martins Shoe Shining Pariors. 1913 Wisconsin
ave. NV.
DAVIS Pharmacy. 2sd and Il sts. NV, Use DAVIS
drugs.
Pagan Bros. 1901 Pa. ave. nv. CiFars. tobaccos.
magazines, fishing tackle. and poo.
Kings Drug store. Vermont ave aud l St Nv.
TabaTd Inn Library
c. II. Graham. 1850 s2d st. Newspapers. maga-
Hans Star Cigar Stores. $50 18th st Nv. ard
0J3 Pa. ave NV.
]. n Paxton, 1895 lith st Ciears. to5aceos.
newspapers. periodicals. &c
r. W. Swami q Co.. 3j5 II 81 nv. Victor and
Edison talking machines and supplies
Paul Pearson IS Pharmacies, 18th ST. and Fla. ave.
nv. and y J. ave. and 81
". L. Gr1is. 2lS5 Pa ave. route and distributing
agent for Washington Herald Subscriptions received
Lewis @. Frey, sw cor sd and NJ sts. Subscrip-
ti0ns for Herald received a. 1916 Jefferson ave nW.
Philip Watts. 6- la ave nv. CigaTl. tobacC0s.
newspapers DC.
Cbeakalos & Cocos. COO D ST. NV. and COL La ave-
Fruits. confectionery. cigars. Newspapers. &c
J. NJ Watson & Bro. 100 h ST. nw. Cigars
tobaccos, newspapers. ua gaines
Matterus City Hail Cigar Store. opposite City
Hal Legal blauH
singletous Pharmacy. cor. 10Th and sts. nv
Everything iE drugs newspapers and periodicals..
I. p. HAYS. So cor. 10Th and Z sts. NV High
grade cigars and tobacco. newspapers and periodicals.
SOUTHWEST
4. Costello 81 l4tl ST. So. Cigars. tobacoos. and
newspapers.
William Suyders Arsenal Lunch Room. 81 and
D SIS sW- Leading brands d cigars.
Dudleys Gl9 Eth e. sE. Smokers srticies fishing
tackle, stationery, dc
J. Walter Mcdonald. drugs, cigars and toilet arti-
cles. Branch 2. O., ~ and / sts
Cassads 81 ei 1ts - syg-, for gr0ceries provisions
tCaacc1s stationery. newspapers
P0sJ-uffCs Cigar and News stand. 40 IA St 81
a. Backenheimer, prom
c. F. Dudley 519 9TH ST. sw. Cigars. tobaccos.
periodicals.. Open daily and Sunday.
Henry 4. True 20 5th ST. sw. Cigars tobaccos
stationery. newspapers. magazines
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RAILROADS..
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\. B.-folloAlng scnedule ngares punished only
a. information, ana are not guaranteed
t-55 o. Ia Daii5 4--cda ior f4aIrIsOuburg, Wa
TCntCu, DanYllie, and Wzy sl4JIOus
iu,5l a. IN. Daily-N aslllgtuu and Florida lin
tied. uStcaSS Coaches auI SIecpers 10 Coluus bls
savannah, sn4 JACKSONVILLE Dluing Car SerTlce-
l-l5 a. N DAILY mted states East alaii-t'lrsf-
class CoatneS ana sleepeTs TO Ncw Orleans. DINING
Gar oerTlc-.
4NI P m-Week Days-Local for Harrisonbrrs
and way stations on Manassas Branch
10 D. II. Daly-Loeai Tor Mareutou and Char
lUttesFlile-
50 p m. Daily-New York and Atlanta Express
kUstClass Coaches to Atlanta. Sleeper 10 toium-
bus, VIA Atlanta Sunset Route Tourist Nleeuer
Washington 70 san Francisco Mondays Nednesiays
and fudays.
80 D N Daily-New York and Florida Exprsss
Through coaches and sleepers 20 Columbia Savan-
nan, and Jacksonville. SleepeTs 10 Augusta ana
Port Tampa. Dining Car Service.
" p. m Daly-NeW lork and Memphis Limited
via LynchbWE. kirstclass Coach and Sleepers III
Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga aud Memnbis
SieepeIs TO birmingham and New Orleans. Dininr
i5a5 o. m ily-Washington and SoYtbv.s,.-
Limited. Al-Pull1asn train Observation oar
Atlanta and Macon; CLUB Car 10 Atlanta. Sleeus-s
20 Nashville. Atlanta, Macon, BiTminghau Neg
orleans. Dining Car Service.
Through trains from the South arrive Wssbingto,
5:8l, S5-, $50, and II 15 a IN, $40 g.0 ana
$50 p. Il. daily. Local trans from HarTisonbnrg
Ii ;s5 a m. week days and 30 p. n. daily. From
CharlotiesEllie. sle a. m; from LynchbuTg and
TRAINS on THE BLUEAIONT BRANCH
Leave Washington week days $40 A. m IN
for Leesburg only; sunday leave Washington
$40 a. m.s 90 p N. for BluemOut
Ticket oiiccs, 100 18th st., 5ll Pa sre and
Pennsyiysnia station.
II. b. SPENCER.G HARDWICK. PIN:
W IL TA1LOE. G.P.A-; L. S. BROWN Ga.
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BIG BRIDGE WEAKENS
ialFearS BrOOklynStruc-
ture VIII Collapse.
REACH LIMIT OF CAPACITY
Vice President CaIderwOOd, of the
Rapid Transit Company, Serves
Warning of Possible Calamity If
Any Additional Traffic Is Permitted.
Running All the Cars They Dare.

New York. Nov. 2l-The old story that
the famous Brooklyn Bridge is in danger
Of collapse. as the result OF the enormous
traffic which is daily put upon it, was re-
vived to-day in a new and rather startling
form. Vice President John F. Calder
wood. Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany. which is operating the trolley and
elevated trains across the bridge. issued
an official statement to-day. in which he
declared that the limit of capacity has
been reached: that his company can do
nothing further. and that If a calamity
comes. his operating department does not
desire to be held responsible
The report that the old structure, which
for years has been one of the show places
Of the world might collapse, causing a
terrible calamity. has been scoffed at SO
often that this latest cry Of "WOlf," is not
likely to receive serious attention. but
nevertheless is causing deeD interest
I'VE are now operating five car bridge
trains during the rush night and morning,
on sixty seconds or better intervals"
said MI Calderwood Some times It
wiz run as low as ffty-fve seconds, which
means sixty-hve car trains. or 325 elevated
cars an hour. We are also operating 300
surface cars every hour. We have there
fore reached our limit Of the present IA
cilities en- the Brooklyn Bridge. Every
one connected with our operating depart
ment is straiDing every point 10 do the
best he can ia connection with this opera
tion, but always fully realizing not only
its Importance but its danger.
While the operating department is in
no manner responsible for present condi-
tions, you can rest assured that we are
keeping The records Of this operation in
such shape, that in the event Of a calami-
ty, not only the men who are in direct
connection with this operation viii share
its responsibility. but all others who are
in any way responsible for the present
condition viii be included.
Il is more than ten years ago now
since a similar report that the bridge was
in danger OF collapse startled New York
and caused Broolzlynites. who are of
nervous disposition, 10 take the ferry for
many weeks. However. the scare soon
wore of, and the bridge still stands.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHTO RATLWAY.

ocuelule II eueet UctoDer I, 1905
30 L. M--ULD DUAINIUN hKPK..sS D,il,-
StopS at FIuc.ial points % Irglala ana Nest ~.
glnia. estlDlle tami stauu4rd Coacnes. parlsr
cars 10 uShlla hot springs and Houccverte PAIL
man nleepcTs Hlatou 70 Louisville CINCINNATI H..
d-auapoils 81. Louis. and Chicago. dining cars a
la carte service
40 r. NEW e. & o. LIMITED. Daily
tast YcstIbuie uain stops only al tioFdouzyils
mg Va, Whlte sulpGur Ronceverte and Htnfon
" Va. Pullman siecpers 20 Lexington Ic1isyftis
CiDclDnati, indianapolis 81. Louis and ghtcsya
DINING cars, y carte service. one night cut
u;0 Z. NJ. r. y. LIMITED IJaiiy-solf4
yestthule tram. Pullman siecpcrs 10 Circuns m
Lexington, and Louisville. Compartment sIesliHs
Car u Virginia Hot springs week tays tli-inE
cars, Ia carte service. sleepers Cincinnati ~
Chicago and 81. Louis and Louisville 70 AIemphis
Nashville and Southwest 49,
reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohto
Offices. 5is pennsylvania sTeuue co. l4th street
near y. and sixth Street station Teleuhones Nat5
lGss fer {. / .. Ticket Ofice-
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MALE HELP WANTED,

YOUNG Man Is Wholesale LIQUOR STORE
references required Apply HERBERT GUGGEN-
Helm, 3-a and X SIS EW- ne2l-5C
WANTED-gUBB Settlers. 18TH AND PENNA.
ave 81, also, br-R paving layers az Highway
bridge. r. 5. BLO4IE Co
WANTED -FlHsr-CLASs BUsHEL1lAN. J. J.
FARRELL q CO. Ell iith S. NV
WANTED ENERGETIC BOYS OR YOUNG WEN
can cam good wages delivering tEltTams Apply
MEnSENGER DEPARTMENT Western Union Of
fee. 1902 81 oclS tlu-f
NANTED-BOYS WITH OR WITHOUT BICY-
cles. good wages. school boys VIII be employed
on Sundays and holidays and after 4 D. n daily
Apply at MUTUAL DISTRICT TELEGRAPH
co, cor. iith and sts ocS-c0d
WANTED-A FIRSTCLAsS ENGINEER FOR
night work az hotel. state experience and salary
expected BOX I6. Herald Office no-l-2t
WANTED - PLACE AS WATCHdAN on
helptr az ans kind II labor. COATES. 60 7 NV
WANTED-3 COLORED MEN; STEADY WORK
59l Slate Ct NV no3lCt
WANTED D-EXPERIENCED YOUNG sALEsAiEN
for books, mems clothing. and mems furnishings
Apply between and DO a. u. 70 Il. 81. JACOBS
with Woodward Lothr0p. uoiitf
WANIED-3 INTELLIGENT MEN or NEAT APP
pearauCe On special proposition ont Of city;
newspaper OF InsIraEca experience preferred Call
before 10 q. m. Monday. basement NcSiu Bldg
Ask for Mr.. MILLER u0ln
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-CASH kEGISIEES
NEW NATIONALS EXON Sz5 Up HALL
MOOD RhIi-lEk5 ar A SACRIFICE. SEE-
EkAL SLIGHTLY USED NATIONALS. FULLY
GL4hAA IhED. LAtEPIiDNAL BARGAINS
AND On EASY HAAMEAIe- WE SILL SIC
OND-HAND CASH REGISTERS OF ALL
KINDS CHEAPER AND ~ BETTER CONDI-
TION THAN ANY DEALER.
IHL NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO..
4o-5lt 5l7 gIH 81 NV
FOR SALE-5n NEW AND SECOND-HAND
heating au1 cooking stoves. q eyegF description
trom s. Ui- We invite ya,r inspection. sNIiZER
& IA PORTE. ll5l ltl &c. uw Plgue II li12
FOR SALE-A DAISY LATROBE. VERY RFK-
-t-ltp.g- ~ A,A ~ he- no-95t
FOR sALE-UPRIGHT PIANOS AT LOW
prices. These Instruments have been used but are
lu excellent condition. Nflcr ChIcksriuv kugbe
fiscLer, Esleg. kCler Campbell. Slaw. Eose &c.
Square planes as l1w So It win pay you u
see us u son want piano. CEA>. N SIItFE,
81 18th So. NV j. g.. C1uld. Mgr. nolsu
EpR SALE-IC9 SECONDHAND AND NEW
heating and cooking stoves 4 ever description,
from sl.53 gp SNIrZER 4 IA PORTE Ilsi and
li-S 4th 81 uW. Phone y. lls- oc-u
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MONEY 10 LOAN AT "a AND 5 PER CENT
INFERRED UN y. APPK0k ED d. G. REAL Is
TATE PROMPT REPLIES AND SNALLk. 4
POSSIBLE EXPENSE. MOORE & HILL uncl.
III a4tl s. uW. oC5-1
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LIVE STOCK a.ARKET.

New York. NOV. A-CATTLE-Recsipts. go
head Steers. slow; bulls about steady; medium
cows lower Steers 42oa600; extra do, 6.25: oxen
and stays. 2eOa40o; bulls 25la4o0; COWS, L2la3s5,
CALEES-Receipts, 800 head. Choice veals
steadv. Others. slow Ia pc lower, gTassers and
Westerners. about steady. Neals. A51aa75; choice
SEQ. Ettle calves and c1s. 3ooaL00 grassers. 2Z5a
800. prime Western calves, AS.
SHEEP AND LAbfBS-Receipts, $500 head. Sheep
steady and choce sheep firm: lambs. steady 90 i0c
higher Sheep. s0oa5 .; cllls go: lambs 50a7 S.
HOGs-Recefpts 100 head 300 head on sale.
Steady al Monday prices. state hogs, 6.50a66o.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

butter route. Adlgss BON lis Herald o.dcc.
WANTED-A SMALL RDLLTOP DESK. KEA-
salsble Adlre-s bon ll9 Herald Office ual11l
WANTED-TO Buy OLD FEATHER BEDS-
When selling Why not drop postal 20 an old re-
Eab.e Hrnt MARKS O. CO.. SJ. ith, opposite saks
phone main 1876 noI5-tf
TRIAL WEEK FREE-WANTED FEW MORE
shorthand ana Ep-HTitirg pupils class or iudi-
vldual instruction: Pitmau system Instructor !6
sears experience speed dic-stl1u; quick course and
Herald Office ocssir,9
WANIED-CASU PAID FOR FURNITURE
carpets. ClCe and store fixtures of all kinds Fur-
nltUre stored. packed. and shipped Address BAUM
al2 Pa. ave NV. Phone main I25A
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Market remains quiet.
CATTLE-ExtTa. as to 500 Der cFt. butchers.
400; ordinary. 20 70 500.
HOGs-Pes cvt. gross, 625 to $50; ordinary. $50
SHEEP Clipped. 400; medium. $50 TO 375; con-
mon. 200 10 800.
LA8IBS-Per pound. spring. choice. "a me
dun TO ~
CALyES-Per pound prime TO sis medium.
10 ~, grass, to "a
COWS-Each, prime, 900 % 800: common. % %
20 mO0. Ola and dTy. 500 % 1000.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

asked. bid
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- 81 WEsCHLEK- Aac7l51seT- =
CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE IL CENTER Eek

CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE II CENTER ECE-
l1GlDA.
Under decree Of the supreme Court OF the District
cf Columbia. Equity Cause No. -55ll. the Under
signed VII offer fGT sale at public auctiou lu 'front.'
of Tie premises. On FRIDAY. the 15Td day Of no
Fesl1=r. a D. 10. az LaE past U clock =
ali cf sGl-l0tA ssveuty-tWo i.-j u scYeutysveu Cl
inclusive ol t.zs subdivision ci lots Iu block SIX
Teen tl6i. Center EcEmgtJn. District q Columbia.
rsr Plat recorded iI tns surveyors 0sce. District
gf Columbia, Book County u, page "A. each I15
frUntlrR on street. with right u way fcr each
l-t far alley purposes tie three feet oi All
tle ctlEr lots
Terms; Oue-third Of the purchase money IN cash.
balance iE Une and Two years, with interest az SIX
pvE c.ut p7e suuUm troul the day az sale secsre1
nr deed Ci Trust upon the premises. OF an cash.
a. tle option ot tae purcLastr. 4 deposlt of ~
C1 t1Cl llJ required al the uE1c u sale. Ii the
terms Ct sale a-e not compiled with within rftean
DAYS from lay of sale the undersigned reserves She
Egat O. resell a. FISK and cost 01 defauIrtuE pUr-
chaser purchasers after lye daJs advertisement.
C5lyey1Eciug Tlc1rdIu-. &c. az purchaser cost
WILLIAM g. SULLIVAN Trustee.
4lg Fifth street nv.
r0I1-fEfsrxS
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HOUSES FOB BENT,
FURNISHED.
SUBURBAR---F0R SALE.
Connecticut Avenue Terrace.

inquiry f1r lots n tl.s delightfully."- located sub.
DIVISION Is increasing daily ilu gratifying uuu-
hsr q saiss las already been mace. While many
have perfected their plans for he rrec;ion u homes
eHa others are contemplating -o Do s1 iu the near
Attention is directed 20 this subdivision becauss oi
the tAct that y Is situated at The highest elevation
We age u1a busi-y engaged Do clearing the land of
al uuderT0Uth and undesirable trees leaving only
ssCh as win add % tie beautT 1f the property IN
completed the grading ard mag1daUlziug Of streets
LAYING 81 sranataic ei5e,raiks f,i5rtirr n sfsFs
trees, SC. VII be begun Immediately SO that per
sons intending 70 build can do 30 az the earliest
This rr5Ferty fronts two thousand r. mN feet on
fashionable Connecueut avenue only one car fare 90
tho city 8 directly a tle ine q tle eats greatest
ieadirg straight 70 this subdivision, wiz soon be
completed
bridge and receive the great Increased value which
Drap postal. telephone or call for Illustrated plat
Psioss-fzenty-a,e Is to thiry-eight tss cents
Terlas-oue hundred 500 to five hundred $500
IN cash: balance So o. $50 monthly. Fiye per cent
Of Tor all cash. Money loaned 70 build.
Fulton R. Gordon, Suburban Realty
Operator.
Robert E. Heater, Manager,
Colorado Bldg. Telephone Main go.
Remember this is the best prop
erty that has been offered to the
public on Connecticut avenue with
in the last ten years, or ever again
will be, at our present low prices.
4ZI-yILLAGE FARM: NEAR HALF ACRE
splendid water force pump; 6r cottage attic makes
two rooms, bath, VOrCbes, one inciosed IN glass ;
close % trolley few min ride city, very cheap at
$500 THE SOULE CO., Inc, go La. ave.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE,

WANTED D-STTUATION: INTELLIGENT WHlTE
man. ds h0s-ler OF hCuseman- position for recon-
meuded coi0red butler. waiter or hOusgmln.
EUREKA. ltu y J. ave
WANTED-BI COLOBED MAN PLACE TO
drive porter WogA; reference 1908 " 81. q.
BRIGGS.
WANTED - PLACE as WATCHMAN OR
helper az sny kind Of labor. COATES. 69 L NV.
HONEST AND RELIABLE COLORED MAN.
age =. useful at anything wishes position pOr-
ter n store waiter H private family; understands
of auto. references given 1881 18th no2I-3t
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.

YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER DESIRES
position IN newspaper ofice BOX III. Herald Of
ice no22-st
81 GOOD Giki, PLACE As GENERAL HOi st-
worker. l02i 50 S. NV
DRESSMAkER lCOLOREW WISHES WORK
eut 5 Gay. " az h1mei drst-c.sss work and city
fel- lbl4 l3ji s. NV no22~3t
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Herald Branch Offices.

Want ads for The Herald may be
left at any of the following branch
offices and viii De promptly forwarded
20 the main office:
JOHNSTON'S PHARMACY, I22l y. T. ave DIV.
s KANN SONS & Co. Information bureau
CHAS. FUHRMANNS PHARMACY. sth and
East Capitol SIS
l.. L. WELLEk , PHARMACY 555i NJ st. NV.
ATKINSON'S PHARMACY, lith and q sts az.
ASTORIA PHARMACY, 5d aud G sts nv.
NELSON s PHARMACY, 1st and Z sts NV
CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY 17th and Park SITS nv.
kENESAW PHAkMACX. Mt Pleasant and lrT-
ing SIS.
McNULTY'S CIGAR STORE. 18th and 2 sts. nv.
TAYLOR'S PHARMACY. 9th and ? sts. NV
hENEES PHARMACY, 9th and sts NV
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM "a and sts- ne.
ALEXANDRIA
SHERWOOD'S. corner Prince and Royal sts
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"a. LEFIWIcH sINcLAIH. Attorney. FHed oc

"a LEtIWtCH SINCLAIR. Attorney. Flied Oc-
IN THE suPREli4o ~ I0- Ri 70 81, TIE DISTRICT
% totaIlla, lo.44ls si-cisI term as a Dlstrlc5
Court of fIr United states Gar Lle District q Co
-. L .l-, tle.'-l y. .--1 p-sli1L-t - d4l-~s
grade u streets, avenues. and alleys authorized by
KS "et - NoLs-te' approved tt-iafy ~ 4rli, Fe42
4tc 70 tAe elimination q sIlle cEgssinEs ca tie
llle a. tle Ba4la--re aud Potomac KaiToad Com
- ~ 49, -Nttle- s hef--s gwen taat He, ut IN
atTslsued. IAFLg blgL designated and appointed
y '-l p IilA-- eoft % i-- Di,ir-ci ~ to.lllo-a
tolllis a SPECIAL tcrIc as tuUtu states District
l1lEt llr H. District q Columbia as a ccmmis-
sIoa TO- aPpIaise tae damages Tosaltas 10 adjacent
t-tls Ls-- c--S-s-s 81 ,Ae sft1es q streets,
avenues and alleys authorized ly tle act u Con
s5tsa approved icUr-ary L. lsll. relative 20 yEe
ba4llinoTe ana potomac railroad Company. iu the
7''Ss "a vo..,iiois, val i-eei a. L5-S, c9cA a
- On FHtDafr lhL 5.lh DAY or Noh m
i5bh, a D- 1870, a. tlc United States Court House
'S.,5 naill III sal4 DISTINCT, ~ q room q be as
i-si.e1 Us % NE Nultei states I-ar7-l-i Tor SAID
b.s5Tlet Tor ths ycrP9se 1T v-eUllE Iae property
s-.,S.e1 " 'Ic claAs pa Jhe gra1es q the tol-
ei.s Ae--.ll sieeis ana AeaEi-s testimony toC1h-
s ile lai-asta frsu-llls o. zeal properly from said
ehan6,s q srades. pursuant % tie terms and prs-
s5s.oils q. A. act y Colsress dpFToFed June =
is.5, entitled An act 20 provide tor payment 4
oa-l4se. on account "a changes % gIade due % the
f4laae!Illa. BALTIMORE ANA Washington Railroad
Co-tdn5 70 al; 4 street s T.. between tul
street AID virginia avenue. I street >. I. between
sixth aud seventh streets X street ; T. between
Skin ana seventh street, street ). T.. between
=, between and / streets sixth street >. r. be
tween Virginia avenue and street; Virginia ave
nue. , J.. between t1tl aud sixth streets. Nr-
ginia avenue ). =. between Sixth and seventh
streets; lTgnia .. l.. between seventh and
Ega;h streets; rgIu.a avenue ). L., between Sec
ord and ] hird streets. III street = h. between
FUst and second streets All owners of real prop
eTty damaged b the changes Il the grades q
sild stIcSts VIII ME a petition with US iu this
cause. signed and sworn %. for an allowance Of
damage, within twelve months after the said 3th
day u November, A. ID. 1876. The aforesaid act
u Congress approved June =. 1916. provides tllst
upon the f2llgTe II any such owner % thus present
Lls claim, vitasu said period, bis uglL 20 do 50
shail cease and determine. CHARLES A. BAKER
. IEURGk ". MOSS. GEORGE SFRANSI. Com
mission 20 ApTTaisc Damages. A true cOpy-Test: /:
seal J. r YOUNG. Clerk. By T. = CUNNING
HAM. Assistant CLERK oc-3-d .e15 slt
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& OHIO RAILR0AD

seAeF44 Manager. Pass'r Traelc Manager.
GEO. ". BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
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WASHINGTON SCHOOLS.

Translations into and from al European
and Oriental languages Courses in French,
German. English, Russian, Polish, Swed-
ish Spanish, and italian.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

va WILL KEEP YoU AND YOUR FAMILY
Well dressed i1r SLJO week. Look Tor KANDEL
lL1 ltl 81. uW u1l5- Inn
HANDSOME REV ERsIBLE RUGS MADE PROM
your CID worn carpets. Drop postal OF phone
main 49,. NAahlNGfON hCtI co FACTORY
33l 5tE ST.. uw.
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COTTON MARKET.

New llrs, Nov. I--The census report showing
s5Sl.00) bales ginned to November T. was made
luhlc to-day. The figures were about what the
trade expected The market was irregular after the
publication Of the report. with sharp bulscs fol
loved by decline. from which level prices rallied
about fifteen % seventeen points in a few minutes
The report shows that about 3620630 bales were
gmned from October Is % November H. against
J359oo9 in the same period Of 1904. when the crop
was about 100000 bales The report indicates q
crop u about E3oJc00. % which about $4,000 bales
should b1 added for lGters. In the later trading
there was scue strong bidding by the bulls In an
effort 20 nm big shcrs TO cover. There Is some un-
certainty 20 the action that VIII De taken by the
revision committee OF the Cotton Exchange on the
question of difference between grades. Southern
SPOT markets generally quiet and unchanged. Port
receipts s. 90 bales lust year wa
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22
PEANUT PRICES ADVANCE.
Virginia Growers TO Hold Crop Mt
5J-2 Cenfs-yieId u short

virginia Growers TO Hold OFop NJ
5I-2 Cents-YieId Is short
Norfolk, Va, Nov. 2l.-The peanut
growers Of Virginia and North Carolina
viii demand 81 cents a pound for prime
grade peanuts in this years crop. Fail
ing TO receive this price in the open mar
ket, the growers are pledged 10 hold the
entire output
The prices for this years crop were
fixed yesterday at a meeting in Suffolk
Va, attended by about 400 peanut-groW-
ers, representing every peanut-producing
section of the two States. Reports showed
that the growing crop is short and in
feriOr.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR STENOGRA-
pliers and typesriters exceeds the supply. course
az cur scaaol reluuts from 81 10 ~ days. SPECIAL
afternoon sessions for gJFernmeut employees SIENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY, 55-,ls Colorado Bldg.
Gc3-tf
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22
GRAIN MARKETS.
ChIrnrn
New York

New YORK. Nov. A.-WHEAT-Strons. but quiet.
No ! Northern Duluth TO arrive gake and rajU.
size over May T. o. b. ; No. ] Northern Manitoba.
32sc over December. late November. No . Northern
Manitoba, I%f over December late November. No
2 red !. @. b.. December price, No hard sc
under MAY. f. q. D.; No. ! mac5roni sIlz. f. o. b.
No g macaroni, 5s-s. Exporters took tive loads
CORN-fair demand. 80. elevator. S.: choice
No , 5374. for new. f. o. D.; No. yellow. 5ils +
O. b.: No. 2 late December. 557s f. %. b.. No ,
early December g; late December, 5rz. Z. o. b
No ? T. @. b. January and February 5ps. No ,
white s. f. O. b. Exporters took Is loads
OATS-Qaiet trade. Elevator prizes. No vbite
39is; No 2 white 80: No. > mixed, 5-lz
The prices for futures follow,
The Washington herald., 1906-11-22
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