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TRANS-PAGIflG MAILS.

Australia texcopt mails for West Australia New
Zealand Samoan Islands Fiji Islands. and New
Caledonia. via San Frarcsco, close here daily at
30 D. N. up to Oc,llCJ g. for dispatch by steamer
GcWanburn
Hawaii via San Francisco. close here daily at 80
p. N. up TO October q. for dispatch hy steamer
Alameda.
Specially addressed mails for Japan. Korea, and
China. via Seattle. close here daily at 80 p. m.
up 20 October p. for dispatch by steamer Trcmolt
Japan Korea. China and Philippine Islands, via
Vancouver and Victoria, p. &. close here daily at
$50 p. up to October "a for dispatch by steamer
Empress q China
Speedily addressed mails for Japan Korea. and
China. via Seattle. close here daily at 6 80 p m mp
20 october a. for dispatch by steamer All Aiaru.
Hawaii, Japan. Korea China. and Philippine IS
lands. via San Francisco. close here daily at $50
p. m. mp 20 October 95. for dispatch by steamer
Nippon Mau.
HaWaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands. via San
Francisco. close here daily at 80 p uP 90 Octo-
Der 81. for dispatch by United states transport
Australia jeXcept mails for West Australia. New
Zealand. samoan Islands Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia via Vancouver. ard Victoria, 3. e. close
here daily az $50 p. up TO November 3 for dis
patch by steamer Aiowera.
Hawaii. japan. Korea China. and Philippine Is
lands, via san Francisco. close mere daily at $50
o. m. up to November 8. for dispatch by steamer
Doric
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square north of 534-Lewis T. R1sfn % jams +.
Bundy and Thomas Walker 10 secure James A.
Francis, 50 years PER cent. sCmi-aunuaIy.
lot
square E9-Clars Il Cunningham TO Josiah G.. St-i-
dari and Addison g. Dubois. 70 secure Washing
ton National Building and Loan Association.
$3.50. part lot .
PetWo-th-A- :. Vernon et ux- 10 Stuart T. Sritzer
and W. ". Logan. % secure Gilbert C.. Splitter.
500. ! % g months 8 DER cent i1- l. block F
Fourteenth Street HeiEEts-P. ). Thomas 90 James
L. Ellersrn and James :. Easley. e. secure -Four
teenth Street Heights Land Company. E1Egl,
70 &c months lot s. square c3l7.
Square S5-tredeTick ". Gaisberg TO Edward J..
Stellvagen an5 Thomas ". Gale % secure Mary
Ann Sioussa, Jessie Cammack Clara F. Quintsf.
and AMY = Mccormick. S.59, April J. 1898.
: per cent. l0t 3
Square s9)-Janet A. Fraser 70 George ". Emmc1.cl
and Douglass :. Mackan To secure Washington
six Per Gent Permanent Building Association
S5t, part original lot :.
Square l7-Jchn J. Br0snan to William c. SuHi7an
and Peter 4. Dury. 10 secure J. J. Darlington.
Siooo S years per cent. se-ni-annualy. part
original lot u.
Square lce2-Iaban q. Kelly ct TX to William II.
saunders and tlaVd Livingston. 20 secure VII
mot W. Trew So / 10 . months Per cent.
seniannuslly lot e.
Bayieys Purchase and Fortune Enlarsed-John s.
Barker GO uX-. Jennie ". Barker and Charles
T. Barker % james NJ Woodward and Charles
=
years. per cent, part block T.
Columbia Heishts-CaH II. Smith et ux to Wha--
ton ?. Lester and Michael J. Colbert 20 secure
National Permanent Building Association SD
lots q and g. block g.
BTo9kland-TCmUle 3. GTJenslrect o. ux. % Firnaa
Z. HorneF and James F. Hood. % secure VI.
Lachlen Real Estate and Loan COMPANY $50 5
years. per cent, semi-annually part lct 3.
block L.
Chevy Chasc-Beatricc 6. Rogers 70 Edward 7
Stellwagcn and George =. Fleming 20 secure
Edward J. Hllyer. 8 500 3 years. 5 uer cent
semiannuaily. lut 6 square 1854.
Square l00I-Auna b. Woods % Paul +. Grove and
Leon TohrinpT. 10 secure Commercial Fire In
suraHce Compauy $50. years. 8 per cent. semi
aunually
Square Ia35-Niarsaret T. Murphy ct Tr William.
to HUratio y. Taplin and logu D. C0uEhliu ~
secure Lille T. Taplau. $500 8 years s per
cent. semi-anruslly. lot -. same tJ same 10
secure same. Ike debt part let I2i same %
same 10 secure same. like debt lot ~
Chevy Chase-Beatrice C. Rogers 10 Eiward ;
Stellwagen and George T. Fleming 90 secure
Edward /. Hiyer 500. ] 20 10 months 5 uer
cent, lot 6, square 1864
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HUMBERTS LIVE TOGETHER.
Principals i'm French Scandal Earn
ing a Modest Livelihood.

How soon We forgot. as old Rip re-
marked. for who has thought Of the
Humberts these many day? At least.
not since they were liberated from pris-
on. At one time the talk OF the world;
to-day. metaphoricaIly speaking, as dead
as herring. Yet. says the Boston Herald,
the grand Therese and her accompEces
are all living. if they do not precisely
prosper. Some Paris reporters have been
searching for the Humberts. and finally
located the unfortunate family on the
banks on the Seine. residing in an unpre-
tenuous house huddled away In side
street.
They did not desire 10 be uHearthed,
but even the Paris reporter finds out
eventually and makes good his story
Il now appears that Frederic Humbert.
who az first on leaving prison had de-
clarsd his intention Of living apart has
become reconciled to his wife and the
other members Of the family. and what
is more. has shown the courage 10 go
20 work and earn livelihood for them
all.
At the time Of the trial much was said
dispara agingly Of his pictures, but he
proved. nevertheless, his talent as an
artist, and to-day he paints steadily
from morning 10 night. and the sale Of
his pictures provides practically the Tevs-
nue. Of the family. Nine. Humbert is
quite changed. Her belief IN the fabulous
heritage was sincere up to the last and
she has only been the victim of her own
visions. Nobody speaks 70 her OF the
past. and she attends quietly TO the duties
Of her now modest household. La Grande
Therese! All she asks is TO be let alone
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Addition 20 Auacostis-Jefers1n- ". DAVIS et TX.
% ]. Edward Webster. lots ?. Q. and q block
. ST.
Fourteenth street Heights - Fourteenth Street
Heights Land Compan yto p. :. Thomas. l5t s.
square 29l7. Sl09
No. l2l5 New York avenue nouhwest-Nsry 4
scussa et al. TO Frederick W Gaisberg i1t g.
square 80. SO.
West Eckingt0n-James 2. Ennis e. ak 70 Iris
Ennis. lot 90 block g. So
Seventh and streets southwest-Jossph J. Darling
ton - John J. Brosusu, parts original lot r.
square E7 SIC
Ne 314z J. street u1rthwesr-Alame T. Gibbs to
John O'D0u0glue. part lot 90 square e. SO
Kentucky avenue southeast, between - and L
streets-Wiimot ". TTew 20 LsH5u a.. Kelly Ut
g. square -II So
No - Thirteenth street northVest-EUE5ns H. TIL
den e. al 20 Lamb s Tlden corporation .05
p. square IS SO
Pleasant Plails-ThaddeUs Fields 20 a. z. N.
Brown, part l1t l9. block j.. So
Nos. so and ~ Eleventh street s7ulheas--Frauk
Z. Hanna et az. 90 Christina G. MuhlL1fsI lots
s. ard s.. square 9a) So
Ne. lG5 street narthwest-Csrnliue y. Burr e- al.
TO Mary A. Siccardi. l0t u. square 2f $50.
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EXCURSIONS.

Interest in the great jamestown Expo
sitiCn is growing apdce. the traf5c via the
superb Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Com
Tanys vessels furnishes any indication Both the
day and night liners on this route are crowded
TO their capacity, and frequently tie demand for
stater0Oms is so much IN excess cf Accommodations
that there is unavoidable delay for some tourists
For this reason sJatCTO0ms are lest engaged IN
advance. The daylight trips down the noble Po-
tomac are especially popular the historic associa-
tions of the numerous places along beth the Vif-
ginia and Maryland shores atfording constant d.
version for the traveller After eutecing the Chssa-
peake there the interesting shipping the battle
ships, and historic forts Passengers ON day and
night boats landed directly at the exposition
pier. The daily sailing hours are 5 &. m and $50
p. Ticket Offices are located az the Seycuth
street wharf and at 7o5 Fourteenth street.
A beautiful and charming description Of
New Orleans and the line west Of that city NAV
be found in The Storyland 20 Sunset Seas and
other publications distributed by Mr. A. j. Poston
general agent. Washington-SuHset Route, 81 Penn
syyauia and 705 Fifteenth street northwest.
The new steel steamer Montauk. which
plies between this city and the jamestown Exposi-
ton and Norfolk, is providing enc of the most de-
lightul trips by water % the exposition. The new
Norfolk Washington. and iichmCnd Steamship line
has reduced the rates 20 the exposition and Nor
folk TO $50 for a thirty-dsy round-trip ticket and
Si.50 FER one way. The Washington Office Is located
al Fourteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
where information can be obtained.
It is especially fitting that every Ameri-
can citizen should take trip 10 Mount Vernon
and pay homage at the tomb q the father of his
country. To enable these who wish to visit this
sacred place. the steamer Charles AacaleSter makes
two trips every week day. There is an elegant cafe
on the steamer.
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WASHINGTON
AND
OLD POINT COMFORT
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE N EFFECT July a. 1857
Leaves Washington. +. X. R. station Sixth and
Z streets
10 a. m. and 500 a. m--DaIy-Au points on
Norfolk and Western; also Knc1uIle. Chattanooga.
and Memphis
l0.5 p. m--Daiiy-Roanoke, Bristol Winston
salem Knoxville. Chattan oga, Nashville Memphis
New Orleans. Through SilepsT Dining Cars.
For Norf0lk-Leavc Washington 4-J o. M daily
II Is a. m. daily except sunday. 5.l5 p. M. daily.
Arrive Norfolk II % g. m. 500 p. M n.i5 d. mi.
From b. q O. Station. 9 20 D. m. daily Berry
vile. Luuy, Shenandoah. Elktou Trains f-oa the
Southwest arrive Pennsylvania station Sa5 a. m.
and la6 p. m.
All Information Fourteenth street and New YORK
avenue Bond Buildi1-l
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\. B.-FoioWing schedule figures published only as
information and are not guaranteed.
= 20 "a. m--DanUiie aud way stations
sos q. m.-HaUisUburg and Way stations
900 g. m--SlseI-rs and coaches 90 Atlanta and
New Orleans. Sleeper Re- Columbus Ga. Dining Car.
Ua9 a. m-sireplIs and coaches to Columbia.
savannah. and Jacksonville. Dining Car
41l p m.-llaHisaLbuTg and way stations
's@5 =. m.-tnaTl1JCsUiie NaHCutCn. and way
stations.
'6l5 p. m--slcepers ard clacaes 10 Atlanta. Sun
ST Route Tourist Sleeper % san Francisco tn
weekly
80 T. m.-ScepCrs and Cuaches % Charlotte.
Columbia, and Augusta. Dining Car
'lJl5 y. In-H!lCU.s and Ulacles iTl4s IL ncllFlTg
aua BRISTOL - ChauaGrCu. Memphis and New
Orleans. Dining Car
100 p. m.-New York and Now Orleans limited
Solid Pullman 20 A-heiie Atlanta Biu1iug am.
and New Orieaal Club and Observation Cars. Din-
Ing Car
Not.-'DaiIy. 49, sck days
ThIOlgh trains ffo.- The So9ih arrive Washington
50 S,i5, and 935 q. m.i go SIS. sa5. u 80. ana
liiQ b. 30. daily Local trains frUm HaHi0nDUg.
. j. IA week days and 20 B.. m. daily: from
Chariot STi.'e. $40 A. d.. dsiiy.
Frequent uaUs % and from BiUfm1lt
Ti-sst Offices .l5 18th ST., 5Il Pa ave. and Penn
syivauit Station.
{. h ACkERT s. H. HARDWICh,
y. i. & Gen. Mgr Pass, Tuf Mr.
W. II TAYLOE. g.. T. A. L. s. BROWN. a. a.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Assignment for Monday October q. 1897
No g. Ih0m vs.. Thorn. Attorneys Cuttings &
Chamberlin-Sulliran. Wolf & Roseuh r.
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING,

FUR RUGS CLEANED, REFINED, AND TRIM
med anew; low prices good workmansh 9l3 L
ST. NV 1clO-H
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.

Carroll johnson. n and Isabel B. Messer. Q.
Rev. George f. Maydwen
Edgar l. Payne. Partlovs. Va. and lnez l.
Edenton. %, Gatewood, Va Rev ". q. Mcneil
Henry Weber, IS and Rose Elizabeth Cougle p
both Of brunswick, Nd Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin
COLORED.
Joseph Dickers0n. D. and Hiida Smith. % Rev.
W. J. Howard
Walter Brown. p and Florence Downs 81. both
Of baltimore. Mi. Rev. Alex. WiIIbanks
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AUTOMOBILES,

NEW TIRES. LESS THAN RECOVERING OLD
ones double service. Jones Auto Tire Works. 612 f.
uc2-eod3et
FOR LE-CHEAP-MAXwELL RUNABOUT
nearly new; VIII demonstrate. BOX 10. Herald
Office. Oc2D-3t
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IaNEsnifs.

No 4955s Charlotte B. Worreu S. Moore *
Hill. damages. s go Plaintiffs at-lIueys. " h
Z Holloway and W. a.. BLderstou
No. is57. William BnEcu q 60. Us Francis =
Heih,rser; note and account, Ssslil Plaintiff 3
attorneys. fucker & Kenyon.
No. i9s5s Ofutt & Hummer Fs- 3iEs. Z. =.
Rqlph, Judgment q e. s Buudy. Justice peace for
80. R-aLl--1s a-L-r---. LL-.k L----
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

IIthEI UFFICE: Al pENNA. AVE
Notcc-F1llowing schedule not guaranteed
905 A. VI. Daily-Seahaar Mail. Through coaches
aud Pullman seepers 50 savannah and Jacksonville
Through slcepers Washington 90 Hamlet and Ham
let 70 Atlanta and birmingham. Dining cars
500 T. N. Dauy-Stabolrd Express solid train
with coaches and Pullman sleepcrs 10 Savannah
jacksonville and Tampa. Through sleeper o. A.
lanta. Birmingham and Memphis. Dining cars
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Chcsapeake and Ohio Railway.
NashinEt0n-SOuth Railway
Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.
Washington-Exposition Special.
SOLID NESTIBULE TRAIN
BROILER BUFFET. PaRLOR CAR. AND
COACHES
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY RETWEF%
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Criminal Court No, I.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Assignment for Monday. OC0bE q. 1867
United States Ts. Emilio Jasaui ION trial.
Criminal Court No. 2
JUsTICE BARNARD.

Assignments for Monday. October q 1907.
No. l& Goldshy Us Washington Railway ana
Electric Company Attorneys. CauuE-0n & John
son-J. J. Darlington.
No q. Davis ys. Anaclstia and Potomac Railroad
Company Attorneys ". G.. Gardiner and l. y.
H1peWCil-J ]. Darlington.
No %. Taylor vs. Warfeld Atturs,s. l. J.
Aisther and T. r. Horner-D. W Baker
No l4i. Wariug rs. Ciemence. Attorneys, NJ \.
Richardson Howard BOYD
No. rs Costello vs. Palmer. Attorneys. l. J.
Mather-Nathauiel Wilson
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Probnte Court.

JUSTICE GOULD
Estate q Laura Z. Johnson viii dated N0vonbgs
6. Lt6 fled
Estate q Rebeoca r. Gibson; VIII dated N1gsu-
her !. lsll Med.
Estate Of sarah a. Patterson VIII dated June I3.
leg fled
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Remedy Better Than The Disense.

From the Louisville Courier Journal
A Washington syndicate writer. who is
plainly subsidized by the Prohibition
party, declares that a snake bite is al
most never fatal to man, and rarely in
furious.
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS
Electrical Supplies Autor3o5ls SupplisA
Dyuasaos and Motors. Machinery SUppUsL
Wiring Contractors.
We have competent mez 70 plan cut and produce
the SPECIAL results always essential 10 Tie installation
Of electrical apparatus
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
1890 New York ave.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST LADY's GOLD WATCH. MONOGRAM
H. s. W." Reward If returned % 1873 -,tA ST. uw.
JOsT-WHITE Bull TERRIER GYp; LONC
ears and ,aL Tag So ReE1d f returned 63
Mass Ete. DE- ncl3--
LOST-l5GH INST. SCOTCH COLLIE WHITE
Beck, feet, ail, face; sable back and head;
nsme Splrt. Re,um % - 4 ST. ne reward.
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EnuItN Suits.

No. EGL William II. McGreevv vs. Holland
Medicine Company ct a. . t6 compel transfer q
stocs- tcmIialnant's solicitors, 7. a. Jones and
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CENT WORD
RAILROADS,
BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE G. OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE STATION, New jersey Ave. aud &. st.
ROYAL Blue LINZ.
EVERY 0TliER HOUR on IHE ODD HOUR"
TO FHILADELPiliA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TEEMINAL GD STREET. NEW YORK.
100 a, m Diner. Pullman Parm.
1850 a. Ia Buffet PaTlUr. 5-llOm Train.
sJu9 a. H. Diner and Iuilmau Parlor Car.
iil,05 q. IN Diner aud Pullman Fa;lar Car.
. % p ~ Diner and Pullman Parlor Tar.
$50 b. IA. Royal Limited All Pullman.
q Gy D. ~. Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
$40 p. - Dultr and Pullman parl0f.
'o.J1 J., IN. Coaches TO philadelphia.
IL 20 p. m. SeJpes.
'2,5Z a. m. Sleepefs.
ATLANTIC CRY. t7.0. SOC. mo- a. n. fl0o,
'5sg D. m.
ANNAPOLIs. weekdays. 500 a. m.. 1855 noon.
4i5, 500 y. III. sundays, s. 20 q. NJ, SO J.. m
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
tWctkdays. 20 a. N. % s,jj p. m-}
10 BALTIMORE
'2l2. $50. G- 800 = p $780, $3.50, '999. fs-3J-
'Ieac. uOl a. H.. 1870 uoOn 'Z..J. 100. 81 -.
i220, '5yJ, p %, S3J q H9J Ha5 3 so, '55S, -,
'615. -oJJ z 00, B0e BE 1850 '9@5. 30.
III - 2, m
CHICAGO. $40 a. "a 10, $50 p
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS and LOUISVILLE.
's:i0 a. ~. 115 p N, -l2.iO night.
PIfIsBURG, $40 a. m, p, $40 D. NJ, 'lz-9
CLEVELAND. $40 .. N.
Il COLUMBUS, $50 p M.
vi MHEEId y ~ i ~, ,sa9 a. III. go p m
MiNtHEsIER. igI9 D. iH., ba5. $50 y m
fkEDEklCh, is.a, $40, s9a5 a. m, sl-5J, i4'6'
HAGERsTOwN. eIO a. H.. 800 p. m.
'Dnly. fENcsIt Sunday. sSunday only.
Reservation OF Sleeping OF parior Car space rates
oi fare. DC, VIII Be quickly furnished 81 TILE
PHONE az an uf the following Ticket OEcfs; 1917
O S. nv. Telephone Main 1891 6l9 Penusyl'anIa
Ave. Telephone Main rs. station, Nea Jeresey
ave. and st.-Tlcket Once. Telephone East o..
Information Bureau, East "a.
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPEBED. s. Up SAMPLES
brought latest fall designs painting. lie PREU&.
ly8l sth s.. Phone y 34slm- iai3u
PAINTING. DECORATING. PAPERHANGING.
WL bring samples 60 ycur home
NATIONAL DECORATING co,
tn and SIS Phone e5i3 Main.
Cc53lt
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,

HAVE YOUR UPHOLSTERING DONE by AN
expert at moderate cost BOX 3. Herald Office.
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MILLINERY,
MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING

FURNITURE. BAGGAGL. PIANOs. az. MOVED
with care; Iackug and shipping q speciality.
KREiG's EXPRESS, Ia 81. nv. Phone Main
Hl0 au25u
COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co. NOW LOCATED
at ~ New YoTk avs large padded vans. 81 Load
zhorse wagon, - load. mhE-sOdu
SAUNDERS EXPRESS. PHONE 3As-PACk-
ing shipping moving carpets cleaned. &e- 9ll llth-
se2l-55t
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TIRE WASHINGTON HERALD has the
largest morning circulation in the Dis
trict OF Columbia. Remember The Herald
when placing legal advertisements.
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CircuIt Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

Assignment for Monday October q, 1907:
No. ?. KimmeI vs.. Matthews. Attorney, J. A.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

Schedule IN Ctect September IS. 800.
200 Z. Mold DOMINION ENpRE-s week
da}s-e;ars 20 T7n~iIai points in Virginia. hcsri.
elle train. standard coaches. Israr car ta Virginia
Hst Spring, handled In 40. j. from Gari1lsgiII5.
which has "a carte I1giur cr and connects az Gov
irEt.u t1r Virginia Hot Springs Pullman Slespsrs
Clifton Farg. t1 Louisville. Cincinnati indianapolis.
81. Louis. and Chicago
$40 =. M--NEW e. q q. LIMITED. Daily
Fast uzW ycstihu.e train, stops only az Gori1u--
vile. Charlottesville. Stanton. Clifton Forge. and
DaviuEtou. Va. White cuVlu EClCCEgr,C. and
Hinton, W. ga Pullman slcgQlrs to Lexington.
Louisville Cincinnati. indianapolis. ST. Louis and
Chicago Dining cars ia carte service. one
u-1 J.. 5L-F F. y. LIMITED. Daily-Scli1
vg-tIhgle train. Pullman sleepers Co Cincinnati.
ICWErGu. and Louisville Compartment sleeping
car t5 Virginia H0t Spring, week days Dining cars.
"a carte service. SI,epsss Cincinnati t0 Chicago
and or Louis. and Louisville % Memphis. Nash
vile. and Southwest
Reserrati0us and tickets az Chesapeake and ONO
Oifcss, 5l5 Pennsylvania avenue. Go 18Th street.
uesr ?. auj Sixth Street Station. Telephones Main
$3.50 for Pennsylvania r. K Cab Serves aud Main
lto6 for q. & @. Ticket Ofi-e
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BICYCLES.

1871 INDIAN GEAR DRIVE. $50; / 1916 IN
dian chain drive. Sl25; 1865 Indian Chain drive,
SIS; ! 1866 Yale motorcycle. 500; Clement outfit,
80; keiiancs motorcycle So. HARLEY DAVID
son, Motorcycle Agency. s2l 9th st. NV.
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ANALOsTAN FLATS.
FURNISHED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-so6 I7TH ST; TWO LARGE. COM
munic1tiug secood-st0ry front Office rooms; heat,
light, and service. Apply on premises. oc5-d
LARGE MODERN OFFICES N THE NET
zerott Bldg, Nl0lll2 st. NV; $3.50 per month
ineluding heat light elevator, and jaaitor service
no extras. oclDtf
FLEMING BUILDING. lu9 C. ST. NV: RENO
yated throughout; st floor suitable for stock broker
or real estate; also excellent Office rooms with best
Of jantor service; no extras iyZ5tf
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HOUSES WANTEl,

WANTED-FOR QUICK CASH PUR-
chaser, new, modern or : room
house, with parking In front; CO.
IumbIa or Washington Heights pre-
fcrred; give full particulars.
II. J.. RUST, SOS Fourteenth st. \. W.
FOR A CLIENT. 3 or GOOD-RENTING PROP
critics, from ESQ to s. 600 each. near Mass and
y. J. ayes. JOHN G. KEELAN, 5ls + St. Ms.
0cl9-3t
Do YOU WANT GOOD TENANTS FOR FUR.
uished houses and apar,mentsg
GRACE VI. THOMAS,
Oc5-5Qt COrcoran Building
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WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.
ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

WANTED ROOM AND BOARD; SMALL PRI-
vate family. slight use of piano; northwest. Ad-
dress BON u. Herald office.
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LOTS FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-ECKINGTON.
Near 3. Il o. freight station. Lots suitable for
business purposes az a bargain.
ocE3t ". II. WALKER, 72g 18th NV.
FOR SALE-PARK VIEW
Near Soldiers Home Desirable building lots.
Cheap.
oc2-3t ". II. WALKER 70 18th NV
FOR SALE
Biltm0re ST., Washington Heights; handsome lot
at a sacrifice.
oc2O3t W. II. WALKER. ~ 18th nw.
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TICKETS.

REDUCED RATES TO ALL POINTS AT
SPLIEDT'S TICKET OFFICE.
1855 L ST NV Phone n 4l55
q years at 5O7 ia. ave. under National Hotel
scZ3-30t
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC

JUST RECEIVED. LOT OF HARTZ NOUN
tain Cauaries from SL0 up, also have coed Scotch
Collie and other degsi Goldisaes. Parrots Rabbits
lncuhatoIs Chicyeuz. and fail bulbs. &c SCHAID'S )
BIRD STORE 1I2 l2th ST. NV
DR. C. +. DORNHEBI. VETERINARY SUR-
EcCni SPECIAL attention given 10 cas- and dogs. III
llth ST. nv. Phone North 6Sl sez7-s0t
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STORAGE,

WHY PAY MORE WE STORE FOR sc A
load UNITED STATES STORAGE co, 5lsf20-
a. I9th So. nv. Phone Main 42@. oc939t
PEOPLES STORAGE & EXPRESS co. STORE
their goods iH clean dry. locked rooms Moving.
packing. shipping specially. Phoae North 53flIn.
l5sl 7tl- seZ-3Jt
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SUBURBAN---FOR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENTAL GAITHERsBURG.
Nd, about l6 acres. sroom cottage outbuildines
fine orchard; good water; beautift, grove: would
make a charming summer home; an ideal place FOR
chicken farm. Apply TO THOS J. OWEN &
SON. 1851 q ST. NV oclS5t
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES,

MUST BE SOLD-20 HORSES. SUITABLE FOR
ali purposes business OF draught; ais) trap. gen
tleIGan's buggy and harness. Rear i72 Ia. ave.
ocl2-3F
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT


Assignments for Monday, October a. 1867.
No. 81. Schneider vs. American Brdge Comuauy
Attorneys, Evans. Benson & P5ultuly-R S. Huide.
k0per.
No lg. Smith vs.. Tnbby. Attorneys ". g.
Gardiner and l. n. HoDeWel-H0wsri Boyd aud
o, +. 81 Brown.
No. ~ Burrows vs.. Lsner. Attorneys. ". E.
AmhTose-Leon TobTiner
No. lH. Benson Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company. Attorneys. Hayden Johuson-Bery &
Minor
No. IS. Foster vs. Congregation TaImud Torah.
Attorneys. :. q. Giesy-LeJl T05EI-cr.
No. 81 Kisny vs, AltsmUs Attorneys. Archer &
Smiih-Wilt0n J. Lambert
No. s. Hazard IS. Riley. Attorneys. Y. Il. Wal
iaoe-T. l. Jefords.
No. T. Jones vs.. stesrman. Attorneys. Barnard
& Johns0n-ATthur Peter.
No. Is. Bowen vs.. Alexandria and Potomac Rail
road Company. Attorneys HAYDEN johnson and
Darlington & CaUingtCl-J. J. Darlington
No. eI. FUgitt vs.. Duke & stratt7u Company,
Attorneys. Lemuel FugItt-W. G. sullivan
CircuIt Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON,
Assignment for Monday. October e. 1907:
No. ?. KimmeI vs.. Matthews Attorney, J. A.
Hicks.
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IYPEWRlTERS,
DANCING,

DANCING STUDIO, a2 EYE ST. Nw.-CLAsS
Tuesday and Saturday evenings at O'Clock Com
petent instructors. Private lessons by appoint
moni Ballroom foT rent to select parties. Phone
N. 81. oc3-30t
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EquIty Conrt So. 2.

JLoIIIL IUI Id
Assignment for Monday October a. 1907:
IN re Ntdderbum lhabcas CorpHs on trial
Notco-BegnniDg with the November tern there
VIII be 30 TrelImiEar cal oi the calendar u Equity
C0art No 2 Justice G1gId presiding AuCueys
VIII please leave with the clerk cf Faulty Court
No. ali orders as 20 the hearing of eases for auy
particular term.