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SGT, SIT, $I33, $l64 up
Terms to suit purchasers,

Terms to suit purchasers.
Even If you would not have use for a
piano in the next two years. It will pay
you to buy now and save SIPS to 5000 on
your purchase.
II scarcely matters what your favorlte
piano may be, we believe If you act
promptly you will find here Just what
you want both in make and price
Should it be a Chickering or SteinWay
Grand. or Chickering. Behning, Price
< Teeple, Marshall & Wendell. or Eos
ter Upright. here you will find II, as
well as many otheTs-and the prices
only about One-half what you usually
have TO pay.
Do not put of your visit TO our ware
rooms until all the best bargains are
gene. Remember, we keep open even
ings for the convenience of those who
cannot come during the day.
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FIFTEENTH STREET STORES
BOUGHT BY G. H. MYERS

George Hewitt Myers has purchased
from Louise Eustis Hitchcock three
one-story stores. 72S-732 Fifteenth street
northwest. The sale was through l.
Champ Duvau trustee The purchase
price IS nominal, but Mr.. Myers took
title subject 10 trust OF SAG, 600, and
gave two additional trusts TO secure an
paid purchase money, amounting TO $780,.
61S75, Of which S206lS75 is due in July
next and the remaining $4,000 when the
first trust natures.
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
CAPITAL TRACTION CO.:

Notice is hereby given that a special
I Getting Of the stockholders OF me
Capital Traction Company IS called
by the President Of that company
for. and viii be held on, the z6TH
DAY OF APRIL. 1901, al u o clock
e. m. al the principal Office Of the COM
pauy, at the corner Of 55rh and 81 streets
X W. in the city OF " a5nlngtOn. ID c.
to consider and approve the action OF tle
Boar OF Directors Of the said company
Fl authorizing the issue Of the sod
bonds OF the company 70 the amount OF
100000 70 be dated June , 1871 ana
payable June J. 1881, with - interest
payable seni-annualIy IN gold. and 10
secure the same by deed Of trust, as
authorized by an act OF Congress en-
Titled An Act 20 amend the charter OF
the Rock Creek Railway Company OF
the District OF Columbia Approved.
March 9, 1885, and 90 direct and authorize
the application OF the proceeds Of sad
bonds. all in accordance with resolutions
adopted by the Board Of Directors OF
said company at meeting held March
% 1877: ard TO transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before such
meeting. 4 copy OF the said resolutions
can be inspected at the company's Office,
or obtained on application or by writing
10 the secretary Of the company.
1.-The polls viii be open from 10 a. H.
II. b. CHAMPION. sec'y.
GEORGE 7. DUNLOP,
HENRY HURT,
EDWARD J STELLWAGEN, O.
'.WAI. NANCE,
MAURICE J. ADLER,
JOHN s. LARCOMBE,
GEORGE <. HAMILTON,
Board Of Directors. aps-1St
Claxton's Fish Stands, s46 Ia Ave. nv.
ClaxtOn stands, as all agree, the
finest fish here in we o
look IN; the freshest IS on sale
and moderate prices do prevail
at all times, Il is quite clear
to please you, is his chief idea
xtra quality for you he'll fix.
at La. ave. Nine Forty six
The choicest Sea Food, here we
meet, in every season a perfect treat
On all occasions he viii show
grand selection. when as We go
Noted afar: II IS well TO mention
y, ". ClRzton gives prompt attention.
ap1B-15t
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SOCIETY OF CINCINNATI
IN SESSION AT CHARLOTTE

CHARLOTTE. y. c., April 2o.-The
North Carolina Society Of the Cinctn-
lati. IN session here. has elected nearly
1ortv new members. including many now
residing in the North. The day Is being
sneuf al the Kings Mountain revolution
airy battle-ground
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VITAL RECORDS
Births.

Oscar and Emma Anderson. girl.
Jefferson and Mary COnnell, boy.
Joseph r. and Anna NJ Hama, girl
Paul II. and Sarah T.. Judy. girl
Charles 5. and Pauline Montgomery,
girl
Robert 4. and Rose VI. MellefOnt, girl
George ". and Minnie V. Ridgway,
nov
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STEVENS TO APPRAlSE
PENNSYS PROPERTIES
Continued from First Page)

hazard series Of State valuations, which
are certain to be made under authorize
ton Of the legislatures unless the Cen
eraI Government does the work soon.
The other is that they believe the i'm
mense values Of their terminals in large
cities will make their total property
holdings so valuable that they viii be
shown actually to be underCapitaliZed to-
DAY.
The reason for this is apparent enough
Terminal properties in most cases were
bought at low prices, and in many cases
cost nothing at all Since then the
cities have grown UP around these ter
minals, and little account has been
taken Of the huge increment which the
growth Of the cities has added TO the
value Of the terminals. II Is known,
however, from the experience Of COM
panies that have been compelled to buy
lands for terminals in cities In recent
years, that the terminals are often
worth more, and would cost more to re-
produce, than all the rest Of the prop
erty. The companies want a fair pres
ent appraisal of these values, and be-
leve It viii prove that they are not
excessively capitalized.
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Roofs SkiIfulIy Repaired

We are practical Tlnners We repair roofs
quickly and thoroughly. Our charges are
extremely low.
HOhnrtb Practical Timer, So 18th 81. NV.
NONOA WI stove Expert Phone II Zss3.
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Stevens an Authority.

Mr.. Stevens enga gement to make such
a valuation for a great system, coming
on the heels of the Hill systems recent
presentation TO the Interstate Commits
sion of a complete APPRAISAL of the p-op-
critics of it's roads, Is taken TO mean
that the big roads are entering system
atically on a campaign of education on
this subject Mr.. Stevens. il is said, will
become the expert specialist in this sub
ject for the big transportation groups
he will represent their interests, develop
methods and theories Of valuation, and
equip himself in the most effective man
ner possible TO demonstrate for them
that a valuation by the Government
need have no terrors for them
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Space will not permit a full descrip-
ton of each Of these great bargains. but
they are going at the following prices:
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Church Notices.

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. sth and II
SITS nw-Rev Samuel n Greene. ID. D., pas
toT.-Sunday school. $3.50 Am, I. II. BTlstoW,
superintendent; public worship, with sermons
by the pastor II a. IA. and 30 pm letehets
Bible Club Thursday. Z PM church prayer
meeting, pm Endeayor meetings, TUESDAY.
pm. and Sunday, 100 and go pm All
are cordially invited II
UNTTARIAN-AH Souls Church. corner 18th
and SITS. Ulysses c. y. Pierce. minister
As am. Sunday school and class for the
comparative study Of religion; 10 am, unity
study class. II am. morning service. ser
mon BY the minister; 7.s0 pm. Young
Peoples Religious Union. II
Y. ". c. A--Vesper service Sunday, $40
pm Subject. ''Christs Out-of-Doors
Meeting under the direction Of Indoor-Out-
door Club. Southeast corner 18th and + SITS.
THE SECULAR LEAGUE Witches and
Wizards subject Of address by Prof Chase
Roys. at 3 pm, Pythian Tempe. 1912 SIN
St NV Free seats and free discussion u
THE HILTON BAILEY EVANGELIsTIC
MEETINGS al MCkcndTee II. r. Church,
Massachusetts ave. NV. near sth St. com
meuce tomorrow with services at and I-3l
pm The Baltimore gospel trio VIII sing
special choir. under the leadership % Jas.
W Dyre Peoples Mission orchestra. etc.
Come and bring your unsaved friends II
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
HURCH-Scottish Rite Han. 1907 -. NV
services II am. and pm Subject 81
morning lecture by Bishop Oliver G. Sabin,
Progressive Thought the Only Redemption
for Man" Subject Of evening lecture, by
Miss Martha r. Van NOast. ''EduCati0n.
nesday evening az s O'Clock Seats free; al
invited. u
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE - First Church Of
Christ Scientist 18th and 7 SITS. NV. service.
Sunday il q. N. and 6 pm. Subject. ''Froba-
ton After Death" Sunday school. II am,
Wednesday, S pm Public cordially invited
All seats free. Free reading rooms IN the
Traders National Bank building 10th 81 and
Pennsylvania ave. NV IL
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Columbia Club,

The whisky that made washington IA.
nous. Schlitz's beer on draught. ". J.
Donovan, 1873 9Th St NV.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 9Th and y SITS ne.
Services every Sunday at II a. n and 7:f5 pm.
Pastor. George A. Miller Sunday school.
8 30 an 1aI2-sa-tf
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T. =. Callahan, The Clock Nan,
TnT 004F-

Drop postal and nave your CLOCKS re-
paired at very liberal rates. apl3-50t
DR.. WIN. H. WALDO, DENTIST C81O
E Cap. Street,, is now located at 11o7
@ st. n. W.; hours, g 70 $50; evenings
and SUNDAYS by appOintment aplO-3Ot
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TRUNKS, SUIT CASES and GRIPS re-
paired by an expert. sos x 81. NV. @. o.
I,AN(SIOTZ. apI9-30L
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And many others in like proportion.
Used and secondhand Uprights.
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Special Notices.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
hfty-ninth regular quarterly dividend OF
one and Onc-haf per cent has been de-
cl3red on the capita. stock Of The wash
ington Loan and Trust Company, payable
May ], 1907, when checks for dividends viii
be mailed 10 all stockholders Of register
cd address. The books for the transfer
OF stock will be closed from April = 70
May J. 1907. both dates inclusive. stock
holders who have changed their adj
dresses since date OF last dividend viii
please notify the company. HARRY g
MEEM, Treasurer. apl620.Z
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HITCHCOCK GOES THROUGH
SOUTH FOR PRESIDENT

CONTINUED from First Page)
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Y. ". c. A--Vesper service Sunday, $50
pm Subject ''C'hrist's Out-0f-Doors.
door Club. Southeast corner 18th and F SITS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-14

Great win.
 Fahey, you're a peach.
 Frank Sutton will remember last night
 Jason was about all in when the game was over.
 Another day has passed and still no word from Manager Mac and sev- eral more gray hairs have appeared on the brow of Manager Halliwell.
 It is time now for Pawtucket to break into the running. It is strange too that such team composed of the players it has in it's lineup has not shown better form.
 That Kid Duggan boy wanted to fight last night, but he was subdued after several strenuous embraces, and then he went about his job as he should have done first.
 There will be no more Wednesday night games and the regular sched- ule will be followed from now on. The hall was rented for tonight, which necessitated the change.
 Providence threatens to protest that game played in New Haven the other night. where there was a mix. up on the bell and the timers watch. Such a protest would have but little weight.
 If Manager McMahon. who is out in the west. could have seen Fahey play last night, he would have for given him everything. He certainly tore holes in that Bridgeport bunch last evening.
 Rorty said they were the first fouls he has called this season. but they were so glaring last night he could not overlook them. If he had called all that were made both sides would have lost about all their goals.
 All the locals worked we'll togeth- CT and they played better than a. any time this season. With another speedy Tusher like Loxson and keeD- ing Murray for utility man. Water bury should go out on the jump for that pennant.
 Tommy HOlderness rushed over to the timer when the last goal was made and in that dialect peculiarly his own shouted: 'Ow much time ave we?' Thirty seconds said the timer. old your and hon the bell and hi-ll old ;he ball." and he did.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-14
FIGHTS IN NEW YORK.

Johnny Marto had a wee shade the best of his six round boxing exhibi- tion with Young Otto at the Sharkey A. C. last night. Young Otto out fought the victor in the first three rounds, but couldn't keep up the pace At the end of the set-to he was hanging to the ropes when he was not clinching and stalling. At no time during the early part of the battle did Young Otto have Marto in the condition that Otto found himself in when the bell sounded for the finish.
 Phil McGovern, brother of the once Terrible Terry" beat Tommy Nelson in their four round exhibition. It. was a pretty bout and neither boy was hurt. Jerry Casey and Harry Lortz went to a draw with both very tired at the finish.
 Jack Smith and Frank O'Brien were going at a lively pace, with Smith in the lead. when he suddenly tegan to fight foul. Cautioned by the referee he repeated the offense again, and even after 9 second warning repeated his foul work Then Referee Jim Buckley got busy and very properly stopped the exhibition. This was in the third round.
 Fred Bradley, the Boston heavy weight, found a path to Jack Dog gertys solar plexus in the second round of their go and put him down Doggerty didn't think he was going tn Stav hoWnyar and at tho cOIOt of nine got up and tried to mix it again Bradley knew the way through to the same spot and that settled it fot keeps as far as Doggerty was con- cerned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-14
EVENING DEMOCRAT THURSDAY NOVEMBER 14 eo
THE PUGILISTS1
JOHNSON AND
 O'BRIEN MATCHED
Will Now Await the Offer of Some Club--Good Battle in
 New York Last Night.

Pittsburg, Nov. 14.--Philadelphia Jack O'Brien and Jack Johnson yes terday afternoon signed articles and posted forfetits to fight battle of six or twenty. rounds, the club offering the best inducements to get the match.
 Sam FitZpa trick, manager of the colored boxer, acted for Johnson, while O'Brien did his own matchmak- ing.
 The articles call for the fight to go to the club offering the best purse or percentage. Bids will be received up to December p.
 On account of the showing Johnson made in his. fight with Jim Flynn in San Francisco it is thought the coast matchmakers will bid for the fight. Jimmy Coffroth told Johnson before the colored man and his manager left for the east that he would stage any fight he could get on and give very liberal purse for it.
 O'Brien has been doing fairly well in ilis venture On the stage, but the coin has not come in as fast as ha expected, which is said to be his rca- son for returning to the ring.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-14
ISN'T THIS FUNNY?
Talk About Your Contracts, But This
 Takes the Prize.

Says an Ohio polo writer: Since the departure of Jean, Sutherland, Hart and Coggeshall the Interstate magnates have been fortifying them selves against another outbreak Ironclad contracts have been pre- sented the players and those who hesitated about signing were told to sign or quit. These contracts are fair both ways. No advantage is sought by the clubs. the contracts stating that a violation by the clubs makes them void. On the other hand. the players are bound from playing with any other league. agree ing by their signatures to give their salaries to the< lterstate clubs in case they do. Players whose loyalty is known were not asked to sign. however. If Clarence Jessup is landed for Akron besides Bill Miller the people of the presidents town will be glad the National league in duced its stars to jump Jessup will make them forget Sutherland as Miller will Overshadow the work of Jean"
 Just how they are going to wrench a polo players salary away from him after he has fed the state we don't know.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-14
MORAN AND NEIL.

San Francisco, Nov. 14-It is pos sible that Owen Moran, the English bantam weight. and FraEkie Neil ot San Francisco will meet few days before the scheduled time, November p, as Jim Coffroth, who is staging the fight thinks that Wednesday, No vember 20, would be a more aus picious occasion and both fighters are willing to consent to the change. Moran and Neil will take 50 per cent of the gross receipts to be divided so per cent and 40 per cent, and the bout which is to go twenty rounds will be refereed by Billy Roche. It is Moran $ intention to challenge Abe Attell if he defeats Neil
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-14
YALE SHOOTERS BEST.
Results Among Other Three in Inter-
 collegiate shoot are Close.

The annual intercollegiate trap shoot recently at Philadelphia vas won by Yale with a score Of 215 out of 25O Pennsylvania beat Prince ton and Harvard by one target for second place. with a score of IS2. The other two were tied st 1S1 Morgan HebaTd and Edwin PugsIey Of Yale were tied for high gun with I6 each The summary
 Ysle-Thaw. 4e. TTudeau. 1T: Kerr. 5s; Hsbsrd. is: PugsIev. 4s: total. ZI5-
 -WoTden- A: Fail ". fl: Null. 31: Smith sI: Lippin- octt- s. total 1SZ-
 PTiueeton-WoOd. g.: Lzttz- a: Wright. q: Wes suhzven- s1. Smith. 5s; total ISL
 HaTvsrd-tslmzn- s. Higzsn- son, S. Hathaway 4s. Cushuzu. 55s Brewer, A; total. 1SI.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-14

landers didn't get q thing that l"oknd like g safety In the ninth EherfClsi was sent 10 l,at with two men low n Everybody was pulling for Berger to establish record hut Eberfeld couldn't ste ii that way and h.. smash ed cut a cieln single Thus was Heinc deprived of getting his namo Ur the roll Of fame. Addic Joss. v-hH has never pitched g no-hif game LTr- ing his career as rwiTler. had an- ..tlIer rI,,se ,-slI for fine homer b" so much desires.
 Up until tine last few years oua or nfurp American league twiriprs Iuan- aged to break into the no-hit saIna column Several of thH National Ieague pitchers turned the trick this year. but tbe American swattc~s IT. fused to stand for it Every pitrIGe~ slas a desire to hrraE into hith-ss game. but those who suc-eryI are Te.- and far Iretwpen- No pltrher riEI .-unse any closer than Heinz RerSp- and yet miss TIze mark l. tOOk a plnrh batter to put a rTimp iu tEsa performance after tvveHty-siX men hasT gone out without a hi1 Ed Wash fzIIal last year lssause the umpire sIrri.IcI gIst 3 hy EaBI to the 01t5eII had teen trapped u0t rsUgbi- This wzs against the AthIetiCs and tI1e Cnly hit -f the game
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-14
KAxrAkEs | BUSY WRESTLER.

Kantakes. the Terrible Greek wnC has been in WsterbuT~ for severa days is expected to return here to- day to prepare for 9 match EaiCn hsz been framed up f1- him in tAiz city tc te pulled of befUrs the ~-eck is out
 His opponent fs n ie stm E@Jszl 5i Canada. who vsizlz n as l5V roandf and promises to give the Greek a sooE tussls. The conditions call for best tvzo ont 0s three falls at catch as catch can Business is rushing with the Greek Nike Mack. ais manager in Springfield has vritteu Jack SmlEtt that he hsz a match on fer the Greek late this month uith a z-rezsss5 named TrembIev from Canada Ire two wiIl wrestIe for ths sigLtveizh
 championship and the match wiil hs held in H0lroke. e.-Eorvich BaIIetfn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-14
WRESTLING
LITTLE NEWS
 OF THE GRAPPLERl
Swanson and Rothner are Matched to Meet-Joe Rogers Makes
 a Match.

London. Nov. 14.-Because Jos Rogers, the American Apolloy whom Tom O'Rourke Of New York brought here to wrestle Hacken- schmidt. has signed for match with Yamata. the Jap champion, .here has been TOW in the ranks of the promot CTS of the international tourney which was to have begun last nish;.
 Zbysco and Padoubny have signed new articles agreeing to meet on the mat on December Q at the London ps- vilion and if Rogefs appears then the original agreement will be carried out and the winner of the tourney vii get a chance at HaCkcnsCnmidt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-14

Alex Swanson. the Danish weltars weight champion. and George BOth- ner. the champion lightweight. will try conclusions on the mat tU-snorToE night at q BoweTv thaate?. STdMssn has not appeared in New Io-k city n over a year, and having met all com CTS tEIoughOu, th2 west. is brilnful oi confidence in his a0ilitv 10 de.eai BOfhner decisivsl--
 As both men are bitter rivals and we a bJs persc@aI f";.tH;rg at sx- citiEg struggle for supremacy l. ike Iy to result. Young Fleming will aisc appear against Oscar Otto, and Niei Olsen. the big Dane. wiil meet Joe Rusek. the Bohemian champion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-14
PROVIDENCE LOST AGAIN.

Hartford, Nov 14.-Some clever passing was seen ill the first period of the game last night and there were frequent short drives to the cage. Sutherland and Tibbitts were both on their job and there was plenty of ap- plause for the manner in which they booted them off. The period was about half over when Curtis got the bal! into the Hartford cage. Lincoln shot the ball into the Providence cage four minutes later and there weie some shrilly screams of joy from the feminine part of the large assembly. Curtis closed the period with another goal for Providence. and that was all they got.
 Hartford made q clean sweep in the second period. scoring three times, and in the final period Captain Hart drove in the fifth goal for Hartford. The attendance was close to l.5O0. The lineup and summary:
 IIo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-14

President DOvcy of the Boston Na. tional league club has announced that Barney Joy. tho pitcher Dnvcv SO cured from the San Francisco club. will surely pitch for Boston next season. Joy pitched in Honolulu be- fore he came to San Francisco. Hr is very dark and 1T has been inti- mated that some of the hig Ieagur players may object to playing in thn same team with or against the i'm pOrtatiOn from the South Sea islands on account Of his color
 In this connection Clarence Will lians. the noted negro player who is still in ihc game. recently told Of his experience and that of others uf iweu- ty years ago.
 Did you ever hear the story Of the way tho negro hall players were side tracked:" asked the veteran. Therc were six Of us in thc International. back in ST and the white players sent iH a protest to the league directors. who passCd a rule that in th-. suture nO cOIOred players other than those then under contract should I,p sigll- ed. That fall Binghamtou dropped Renfrow and myself oil their reserve list. and Newark lot out SIOvev. Buffalo held Fred Grant. but actually chased him before the season open ed- That left Fleet Walker and Bob Higgins with Syracuse and 1bey didn't last inc season out That is how tlIe color line was sprung. Walk e is now keeping q hotel in Stoulren- vile: Stovcy is q barber at Jimmy SebriHE-S home in WilIiamsIso-l. r.. and Renfrow is still playing with tl' Chicago Unions"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-14

-tOTe-W ateTDuTI [. BTldeeD0Tt 6. Rushes-Murray 2. Jason :. Stops Anderson 22. Sutton 5. Fouls Waterbury ?. Bridgeport 2. Referee -ROrty. Timer Msloney.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-14

During thn last two Se1S-,l= no pitcher in the Ameriran Ies-u- Has Sus--eesleI in pitching n0-Iafr eaHrn. Addin Joss auJ Hieue Berzr-. of CleveIaHI: Jimmy DygeTT- of tha Nth Ietics and Ten Hughes of Wasn-n-- ton thresteBeyI to bTeak into thr Sossor rIass last season. but were foIIesI at tfe last moment hr uuSyHB7s-sse-.. Iszrsnen-
 Heine BeTeer- of the NaFs- eamc mighty close to turning tine sTreE ia fFls final srTfns at Neu TaEk- Es1It XII Eberfed put him oEt 9f the running Fer eizht innings inc Hf-l-