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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-07
N@tas nV}mIc6Ipal@s

HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL.-Hay
en- asistencia en- este establecimiento
benefco; ~ mujeres y So varones.
Total 80.
En- Ell Hospital cuarentenarjo hay (
enfermos.
Observation-Disclosures de dete-
nidos en- Ell dfa de aver: varones 40
mujeres Is sufriendo coniana, V II
varones y 3 mujeres pendientes de
causa.
Ouedan en- Ell dia de hoy oS.
Han salido por cumplimiento de
condena
Crescencia Cordero, Celia Rodri-
guez, Juan Gabino Mercado, Zacarias
Andino, Luis Santana, Salvador Ala
mo, Luis Rodriguez. George Brown
y l.. Fohson.
JUZGADO MUNICIPAL.-En los
juicios cele ebrados hoy Sc han dictado
las slgulentes sentencias:
Maria Rodriguez por embriaguez y
csc andalo en- I'm cafetin de la calle
de Ia Luna dos meses de arresto.
Evaristo Ramos, Luis Toro, Tuan
Bautista Rios y Carmen Santiago por
rlf1a y escandalo, absueltos.
Narciso Morales, simulando ser
empleado del ayuntamiento de esta
ciudad, y del departamento del acue-
ducto, estuvo en- Ia casa de Mariana
Iglesias y en- la de Enrique Salicrup,
en- Puerta de TERRA, { inspeccion6
los contadores del aqua, manifestan-
do faltarles las agujaS. cuya com
posicion hizo, sin estar autorizado V
tomando Ell nombre de ManuellAybar
como empleado del departam ento;
siendo denunc iado el hecho y fue de-
clarado culpa bic de falsa repres en-
tacion y condenado seis meses de
arreSto.
Fabian Martinez, acusado de AGO.
metimiento y aggression en- la persona
de Justo Serrano, en- Ell pueblo de
Rio Piedras, fue absuelto.
MATRIMONIOS CIVILES.-Han
contraido matrimonio civil ante el
uez Suau, Rafael Ibaflez Rodriguez
conCristina Calder6n Landr6n Juan
Rivera Gimenez con Belen Kessi
Diaz.
CUARTO DE SOCORRO.-Hasta
la maflana de hoy fueron asistidas
por ell practicante de servicio don
Ramon Llauger, las siguientes per
sonaS:
Gabriel Jimenez de Una herida in
elsa de tres centfmetros sobre ell de
do indice y otra tambien incisa.de
cuatro, 4 colgajo sobre el dedo anu
lar, ambos en- la mano derecha;
Petrona Rodriguez de herida .incisa
de tres centimetros en- la region ro-
tuliana izquierda y Angela Gonzalez
de contusiones al cuello, frente y
pecho. Todos leves.
PRESO FUGADO.-El alcaide de
la carcel municipal. ha communicate
la fuga del preso Ezequiel Gomez.
La fuga la verified ell dfa tres en-
OCCASION de estar traba jando en- el
riego. acompafiado del empleado So
tero Cayo.
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IodOS los ViprDpS

Ell sexteto compuesto por los si-
guientes profesores Justo Pastor
Torres, pianista; violin concertino
Julian Andino, violines primero y Sc
gundo, Castellon Andino; viole Ser
gio Lecompte; violoncello, F. Rooms
contr abajo, Manu- ell Tizol y fauta, J
Monclova, dara selectas audiciones
en- el salon "Aeolian'' todos los vier-
mes, comenzando Ell de la corriente
Semana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-07
DeScanSe en- paZ

Nuestro corresponsal en- Aguadilla.
nos escribe dandonos Ia noticia del
fallecimiento, ocurrido en- aQuells po-
blacion, de la distinguida sef1orita Be
len Sapia, emparentada con fam ilias
muy principales de esta Isla
La sefior ita Sapia, era cufada de
nuestros distinguidos amigos don To-
Sc T. Silva y don Osvaldo Abril,
quienes EN- union de los demas deu-
dos de la DANA fallecida, enviamos
nuestro mas alto testimonio de pesa-
me.
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Tendri raDjn?.,.

UNA ADMINISTRATION LocAL.
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E10{loa del d]6@

Los sefiores de la Tesoreria
general, sc ven abrumados es-
tos dias por una avalanCha de
cartas procedentes de varios
paises, en- las que sc sollc1tan
del tesorero, informes y porme-
nores sobre la loteria reCiente-
mente estableCida aqui, por una
lev de la Ultima asamblea, Sc
gun expresan las referidas car
tas, entire las cuales hay algu-
mas de los Estados Unidos.
FL funcionario a quien han
sido dirigidas las consultas, ha
res pondido que la Camara alta,
8 sea el Consejo Executive, re-
chaz6 por unanimidad Ell pro-
yecto de ley.
No tenemos, pues, loteria. FL
Consejo Executive velando por
la moralidad de exportaci6n
que nos ha traidO el redentO-
rismo, halo que ell proyecto de
la Camara baja, no merecia ser
tornado en- Cuenta, en- tantO que
aprobaba Ell bill del bOxeO.
Al saber esta noticia que AFR
ma la negativa Official al rumor
circulante que desperto tan ge-
neral interes, los autOres de las
cartas dirigidas al tesorero, son.
rciran piadosamente, al notar
la satisfaction y el orgullo re-
bosantes en- la respuesta del
funcionario, cuando advierte q
los adcionados a la loteria que
el Consejo Executive rechaz6
unanimemente el proyecto que
la restablecia en- la colonia.
Como sc habra sentido salts
fecho, Contento, el funCiOnaTiO
que es a la vez legislator y, al
que suponian los frmantes de
las cartas convertible en- una
especie de administrator gene
raj de loterias. como Sc habra
crecido ante ST, al responder con
noble gesto de indignado a los
aspirantes a entrar con el en-
relaciones Y en- COmerCiOs que
han debido parecerle ilegitimos,
que ell Consejo, cuando menos
ell Consejo Executive, habia re
chazado por impropio de un
pals que goza de las inefables
ventajas de los nuevos metodos
Y de las excelencias del reden
torismO.
Una sola circumstance habra
puesto una sombra de tristeza
en- Ell amino regocijado del fun
cionario satisfeCho. Y es que
de Norteamerica tambien pre-
guntaban por la loteria; de la
metropoli tambien querian en-
trar en- negociaciones con nos
otros. de ALI tambien inquirian
las condolences, los pormenores,
los d. TALES del sorteo, la GUAM
tia de los premios, el n1mero
de estos y hasta alguien solici-
to TN destino, en- las depeuden-
cias de esta organization, sin
participar, por 10 visto, del SAN
to horror que a anuestros tutores
inspira todo cuanto Sc refere q
loterias, 8 tiene alguna relaci6n
con elias.
Y como cada dfa que pasa,
ellos van aprendiendo algo mas,
v la practica de la vida les va
ensefiando cosas ignoradas, aho-
IA habran caido en- la cuenta de
que Ell juego de la loteria no era
TN vicio colonial, solamente
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teriosos completaban Ell equi-
pale.
~ luego hay quien cree que
la invencion de las dirijibles es
moderna!....
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-07
MESA RDVUlLTA
6 co S Q Ell M u M %
DuElo 4 MuERTE PoR EQuIvockcIoN

Carlos Logan y Carlos Jones,
inspectores de Aduanas del es-
tado de Texas, tuvieron en- dias
pasados un duelo a muerte, por
tomarse ambos por contraban-
distas.
Ell duelo, que fue muy en-
Carnizado, termin6 cuando los
dos quedaron muertos en- tie
IRA.
Los caballos que montaban
resultaron tambien heridos.
Logan era hijo del Mayor |.
H. Logan y hermano de la es
posa del captain Braux D. Wick
ham, del IL regimiento de in
tanteria de guarnicion en- Co
vernors Island, New York.
Jones, fue empleado en- ferro-
carriles antes de entrar en-
aduanas.
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.UN DIRIGIBLE EN- 1903

La invencion de los globos
dirigibles ha preocupado d los
hombres desde hace muchos
amos.
Es curioso 10 que decia Ell p
de Diciembre de 1909 I'm perio-
dico londinense acerca de un
notable lnvento:
"El padre Bartolome Laurent
anuncia que ha ipventado un
aparato por medic del cual sc
podra viajar por Ell aire con mas
rapidez que por la TERRA 6 el
mar, de tai modo, que Sc podra
recorrer 200 millas en- veinti-
cuatro horas."
Tenia aquel aparato en- la
parte superior dos velas desti-
nadas a cortar Ell aire, v que
Ipodian moverse en- todas direc-
clones.
Un timon regia la marcha de
la barquilla, terminada en- sus
dos extremes por una especie
de caracoles; en- estas cavida-
des Sc alojaban dos fuelles que
debian emplearse cuando no
hiciera vlento.
Dos imanes, varios globitos
dc ambar y otros objetos mis-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-07
OUEL0 ENTIRE GENERATES

Con motive de I'm folleto que
reclentemente sc publico en-
San Petersburgo por ell general
del ejercito rusO Smirnof en-
ell cual acusaba de TRACTION q su
colega ell general Took, durante
Ell sitio de Puerto Arturo; Sc
efectu6 un duelo a pistola y a
diez pasos de distancia, result
tando gravemente herido el pri
nero.
La prensa rusa hace Sabrosos
concentrates; ambos generates
han sldO arrestadus.
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DAN PATCH TRAVELS
AROUND IN SPECIAL

DETROIT. Aug. &.-With the State
fair track fin the best possible shape
and Dan Patch in better condition than
he has been since 1906, the outlook for
a new pacing record is bright.
Dan Patch viii make his first start
Of the season at the local fair grounds
on September s, and as he has been
doing work miles in two minutes and
halves in fifty-nine seconds, it is likely
that he Will go very fast Dan will be
shipped here IN his own special car, ac-
companied by two or three runners TO
be used as pacemakers. Harry Hersey,
who has had more success with the
brown stallion than did MCHenTy. Will
be here to drive him, and if conditions
are favorable Michigan is apt TO hold
the worlds record
The State fair race program is made
up Of eighteen events In addition to the
Dan Patch trial. All of the Michigan
circuit horses will be on hand. in addi-
ton TO many from outside. Entries for
the class events close on Saturday with
Secretary Butterheld.
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POLLOK TO PILOT
O'BRIEN TO FAME
Hires a Press Agent and
Sallies Forth for An
other Bout.
By TAD

NEW YORK. Aug. 28.-Jack O'Brien,
Il Philadelphia, win blossom forth soon,
with Harry Pollok leading him along
the Peacock alley of pugilism.
Jawn has been flirting with managers
for the past few months. bat his stall
was Just to feel the public out after his
great confession of croozedness. He
sees now that he has been forgiven.
The sporting public wants to see him
again, and he grabbed the greatest pub
licity man since the days of Barnum IN
coping Pollok.
Il always thought that O'Brien was a
great fighter" said Harry, but after
Jim CoRroth came East 1 was surer
than ever that he was a big card, COT
froth told me that If there was one man
in the world who had a chance with
Ketchel, it was O-Brten. Jim said that
with his cleverness and speed he had a
chance Of firing out the Montana terror.
and begin to think so myself
ct have three or four offers from diff
ferent local clubs. but l want 10 get
Jack on with either Ketchel, PaDke. or
Langford before / let him go They
say that no one will meet this fellow
I-angford Why. if he can do any sort
of weight at all, I'll sign up 10 meet him
IN a minute. I think thereU abe a
change In the middleweight title IL we
get going. and you'll see him in the ring
within the next month.
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HUNT CLUB RACE
PIMLICO FEATURE
Good Crowd Braves Rain for
United Hunts Washing
ton Well Represented.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Aug. ga large
number of lovers OF real sport bTaved
the inclement weather yesterday TO al
tend the opening or the FOUR days
meeting of the United Hunts Club OF
Maryland at PimIico.
With the conditions anything but Ia
vorable for racing, a sood-sized crowd
went 10 the old track The weather
was squally all afternoon, and the cold
wind that blew from the east sent a
chill down the backs of the spectators
as thew watched the ponies splash
through the mud in their efforts TO
reach the Judges stand first.
The feature event was the preliminary
r.. Nicholas dashed by the judges a
winner i'm the event he was given an
ovation by his friends in the grand
stand He rode the rank outsider Hail
dame, which made his victory the more
popular.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE; Published only as information and
To- To- p, Nc. & o. Limited. Daily Fast
vestibuIe train. Pullman sleepers 70 Lex
fugton. Louisville Cincinnati. indianapolis,
1850 ana St Louis. Connection for
VIrrfnia Hot Springs. Pullman Car Louis
.,tIie ~ Memphis and New Orleans. Dining
cars a la carte service.
,,.To p Nj II. y. LIMITED Daily
SOLID vestibule train. Pullman ~leepers to
TfneinnatL Lexington, and Louisville
co,9nartraent sleeping car To Virginia Hof
e1,ri1as week days. Dining Cars. a la
csrte service Pullman sleepers CincinnatT
- chicago and St Louis, and Louisville Ia.
Wen5phfs Nashville, and New Orleans
T7eservati lions and tickets at Chesap eake ana
Ohio Offices. SIS Pennsylvania ave. 1889 + ST
sn5 New Union station. Telephone Main
-ge0 for washington Terminal Cab Service
ana Main 1906 or ZOOS fog C. & o.
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NARY ONE BINGLE
IN DOUBLE-HEADER

MARC UETTE, Mich, Aug. 2S.-One of
the most remarkable occurrences in the
history OF baseball took place at Mu-
nisingi when Frost, of Munising. and
Goulette, of Ishpeming, each pitched a
no-hi- game. So far as known this is
the lirst time that two httless games
ever have occurred in a doubie-header,
Frost pitched the first game and won
by a score OF Il 10 0. IN the second
game Goulette turned the tables on the
Munising players. shutting them out
without a hit. Ishpeming winning, to O.
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THos- J OWEN & son. Auetioneers-

TRUSTEES SALE OFVALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING. NO. 1901 9TH
ST. NV.
BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust duly re-
corded. in Liber No Boss. Folio 4S9 et seq. Of
the land records Of the District OF Columbia,
and at the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees viii sell.
at public auction, in front Of the premises.
on THU RSDAY. THE Sd DAY OF SEP
TEMPER. A. D. 1903. AT 8;30 OCLOCEs
p. NJ the following-descrlbed land and
premises, situate in the county Of Washing
ton. District OF Columbia and designated as
and being lots numbered - and 20 ia ii. NJ
Brush's subdivision OF part Of block mum
bered l. lie proiJ Park as per plat re-
corded In the Office of the Surveyor for the
District Of Columbia IN Liber County No
9, at folio 1T.
TERMS: sold subject 20 a prior deed Of
trust for 4,000 balance cash A deposit or
5000 VIII be required at time OF sale All
CouveyanCing. recording. etc, at cost ot
purchaser. Terms Of sale 20 be complied
with within j. days from day Of sale, other
wise the trustees reserve the right % resell
the property at the risk and cost of default
Ing purchaser, after I'VE days ADVERT sernent
OF such resale IN some newspaper published
III Washington. ID. C. JAMES F. HOOD
FIRMAN r. HORNE, Trustees.
au24, p, Is s1,se2
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MARIO HAS BETTER
OF LEW SHEPPARD

NEW YORK. Aug. 2S.-Johnny Mario
had ali the better OF his go with Lew
Sheppard last night at the Princess
Club, the latter taking Billy Ryan s
place, who missed a train at Syracuse
and failed to appear.
Ryan not only missed his train, but
also "a fine beating as well, for Mario
was in grand form and simply slaugh-
tered Sheppard in the last three rounds
Of the battle.
Mario tried hard TO score the fatal
wal.op I'm the last two rounds but Lew
only Wabbled about the ring and fell
into a clinch when the going got too
warm.
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THOs. J. OWEN & son. AucUoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK. FIXTURES
AND A RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE,
LOCATED AT 81 18TH CTHIRTEENTED
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of a certain ChatJel Deed OF
Trust, recorded ia I.lber No. 30l4 at folio 258
ct seq, Of the Land Records Of the District
Of Columbia. and at the request Of the
holder Of the note secured thereby. default
having been made IN the payment thereof
the undersigned trustee viii sell. al public
auction. on TUESDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1905 AT TWO O'CLOCK p.
M in front OF the said premises. all the
goods. chattels and personal property now
located at said premises, including a retail
liquor license, stock and fixtures.
TERMS OF sale VIII be announced al time
OF sale. EMORY H BOGLEY. Trustee.
aus y q 81
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STAR ATHLETE DEAD.

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 2S.-Dr. J. M
Hamme, a member Of the Kansas sen
ate and formerly celebrated as an ath-
Iete. died suddenly az Cottonwood Falls
OF heart disease. He was = graduate
of the University of Pennsylvania and
one of the star football and baseball
men of the college, Afterward he play
ed professional baseball with the Phila-
delnhia Athletics
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HICKMAN MAY FILL
MANAGERS BERTH

CLEVELAND, Aug. 2.-Cheerful
Charles Hickman, eN-BOston American,
ex-NatiOnal. ex-White Sox, eN-NaP, and
q few other things, but now smuggling
outfeIder with tbs Toledo American As
ISOLATION team, may manage the Mud
Hens next year from the bench.
Bin Armour is 10 retire from the &C
tive MANAGEMENT Of the team this year
and HfcIz. who has a fOur-year contract
with the Toledo outfit. may get the
place. Fred Abbott is the other player
touted for the job,
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CAMPHOR INDUSTRY.

The British consul at Tamsui reports
that the total exports of camphor from
In 1907 amounted to 4,l2l,565
pounds, Of which .. 49, 933 pounds was
sent to HaVre London, and Hamburg;
! ,655a00 pounds 10 America. and IS, JS5
pounds TO Madras.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-28
MOVING AND PACKING
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

~ B.-Fouowing schedule figures published
orIx as information and are not guarantaed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New
orleans Ashevflle. Chat anOOga MemDhis
sis 4. M and II 90 2, 80 daily.
For Roanoke. kn0EV lie Chaftano,--.
Memphis. New orleans. 1915 p. IN.
For Columbia, Charleston, Augusta Aiken.
Savannah. jacksonville. and Florida points
40 D. daily
L. 5 BROWN. General AGENT.
.l-.arl.l.a-ff
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ZOE MARsHALL Ill

Steamer Charles Manchester. daily 10
a. m. 1856 and ESQ p. n; Sundays IL
a n. $3.50 and $3.50 D. m. Dinners and
lunches. Elasie and dancing. All
aTnuseGnents Fare. round trip. 2Ee;
children. lSc
nat VERNON
Daily tSUndays exCebteGJ. % a. m. ana
2:3f .. IA. Fare. round trip. including
admission % grounds and mansion, = &C.
F@c-ss
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W, B. =. E. RY.
1.-THE ELEHYAlG LINE"

DOUBLE TRACK FRO. WASHINGTON To
BALTIMORE.
THE BEST way To BALTIMORE, An
<APOLIS. AND u. s. NAVAL
ACADEMY.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE.
Electric palace cars from White Hose sta
ton 18th and il sts. NORTHEAST
For Haltlnore--5-5Q GOO. 6 80. z - 500 $50
AGO $50 1890 19.5l. 'Il.00 and IL 80 a. m .
400 noon, 1870, $500, 1880. 2;0, $50. 500.
go 400 ESQ 500. $50. 500. $50 zoe
7.s0 $50. ESQ. slO.go. AMI flI,3J D m daily.
For Annapolis -. I.5o. $50, $50. 1870
and 1850 a. m.i 1850 1850. 80, $50. $50,
go ago 1.31. $780, and -1I.55 D. M. daily
sIndicates local trains. All cshers are g a.
Ete7 gtapuiug C-ly at Naval academy juno
ton. 40 walking or hiring 90 cabs neces-
sary-
Fares. One wsy. Round trip.
To Baltimore -.-.....--..--.- zoe Slz5
To Annapolis and u. 5.
Naval Academy. -..--.-.. 10 81 -
For tickets and Information apply at ticket
of5ces. 18th ST. and ~ y. ave. NV, or az
white House station, 18th and Il SITS. NORTH
FAST Telephone a. GS15- mylS-tf
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RINGSIDE GOSSIP.

San Francisco fans already have be
gun TO bet on the three big fights slated
for early September. Thus FAR there is
more betting on the Netchel-Papke fight
at Los Angeles on Labor Day than any
other. Odds Of to 1 are being offered
on I[etchel with few takers and the
favorite gamble viii be even money
that Stanley knocks out the Kewanee
mar in fifteen rounds
Ketchel has the can on the local fans.
and they viii bet their last dollar on
his success.
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wANTED-HoUSEs.

rent to I9-roam detached
modern house with stable or shed fer aa-
-onlo6iles. prefer NV. section. l. r MAR
DEN, 507 E 81. NV. It
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or EXCURSION TRAM
TO AND FROM
Chesapeake Beach.

Effective June 3. 1908
SIR Trervr TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
WEEK DAYS.
GOING-Lv. District Line station, 9.25 a.
m 400 a. M. Z,39 y. m. $40 p m. 7.45
D M and 9,85 p. ~
RFTVRNING-Lv. Chesapeake Beach. $40
q m, 12.45 p m, 300 p. IA. eco ?. m.
500 q m, and 1880 p. m.
SATURDAYS.
cDTo-C-Iyv District Line station 9.25
m 1l.09 a. M, 200 p. m-, 800 p. m, $40
y M 7:f5 %. m, and $40 p. H.
= F3F-TTTR NINCs-Lv. Chesa peake Beach SD
m 1915 D. M 200 D. m.. 500 D. M,
500 % M $500 D. M. and 1850 p.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
GOING-Lv. District Line station. 9:25 a.
m 1I.00 a. M, 200. 300. 800. 7,85. and s:45
= F7-ts,rr-RNING-L.vN Chesapeake Beach. ZOO
M I2.4 p m, aZ-l0 p m. 6.00 2. M,
so n m 500 D. rn., an5fS 1880 3. IA.
9ArTI, Y. WETERS, General Manager.
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MAGRATH & KENNEDY,
Auctioneers
On Tuesday, September /,
At 4:50 p. Nj,
In the Auditorium of the
Assembly Church,
Cor. 5th and | SITS. N. w.
2o5 Eleventh St. n. ". 1

We viii offer for sale to the highest bidder.
without reserve or limit. one large pipe
organ, originally cost $1,000. Recently over
hauled and pronounced in frst-class eondi-
ton, This is a rare opportunity 10 secure
instrument at a sacrifice and should COM
mand the attention OF those contemplating
20 purchase such, and dealers in music as
Well. Terms viii be made known at the
Ime OF sale. For further particulars and
inspection apply to d. NOTES. els La ave.
NV. aug7-5t
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS.
s5sa5 TO CALIFORNIA, NEW MEX
ICo. AeIzOHA
Via Washing ton-Suuset Route
Tourist Sleeping Cars without Change
Personally Conducted. Berth, $3.50.
a. J. POSITION. General Agent.
Sos + -. ny 100 18th ST. NV
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FOR RENT-nOUSES

FOR RENT-Brlck houses. 90T and 800 E
81. nw.i 10 rooms each wafer, gas, laJrobes,
etc. rent. S52.5 each; keys al 1921 j. 81. NV.
Apply 10 WESCOTT a. WILCOX, 1907 Pa
& re- NV. au2G-3t
FOR RENT-EIeven-rOom 5ay-window house
opposite PARK, 600 81 sW.; bath on ri and
81 floor; newly papered and painted. yard
with shed and closet, $50. Apply on premises
or SI4 Westminster ST. aus5-St
FOR RENT-Sl4S so. neat 6-room with large
cellar. u05i2 ID st. ne: ears pass. Key al
ga Maryland ave ne. Ii
FOR RENT
Persons out or town for the summer
and others who viii need houses and
apartments for next years occupancy
should call on us.
OCr bulletin OF property for rent Is
pun he'd every Monday morning and
VIII De sent anywhere upon applica-
ton.
Ii contains full information about all
the property we have 10 OheF.
SWARTZELL. RHEE& AZ Henley co.
7Z7 18TH STREET y. W.
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So. so Per Month
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-A Georgetown bargain; new g.
room brick Improvements equal 10 a s., 900
house; for quick sale, 50, Coo $500 10 Sl,at9;
cash needed. SD and y SITS. HENRY ".
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AtteH is a strong favorite at 10 TO .
over Moran, although the little English
mans strong showing in training has
made q deep impression.
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For the Gans-NeIson deht even money
IS offered. as Cans has shown up strong
and quick In training and IS sparring as
Re used 10 do Several years ago.
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SPECIAL TO TOURISTS.

ARDMoRE HOTEL. 18th. between Pa. ave.
=ad + St nv. Washington. D. C: family
hotel; central location; pleasant home for
tourists; rates European. 81 up: American
= 70 up. Westbound cars from Union station.
- = JACKSON. Prop 5e2s->0r