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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Columbia Hsights-Heen Y. and Frank y. BsUs-
kett et uX. to John T. Arms and Alexander h
Phillips, to secure the Potomac Insurance Com
PAM If District of Columbia. S450o 3 years. s
ICr cent, semtaunualiy lut 80. block q.
Square 503 and lntcrest-Ben'amln r Wells 20 T.
Sn9wdeu Hill. 10 secure Paut +. johnson. 81 500
months 6 per cent aud counsel fees. Eg
ZTl2s. part lot lS, and interest in estate Of
Nathaniel Wells. deceased.
Square I03i-Katherine AlcCarcn CT vir John T
10 Frank A. Harrison and Julius I. Peyser 10
secure Patrick j. Hurley, SO, / year. 6 per
cent, semi-annually. lot 8.
Square 55l-William G, Garter ct ux 10 Ernest II.
Daniel and Thad B. Sergeant, 10 secure Ella
F. Kennedy. $3.50. ? years, Per cent, SENT
annually. lots lss and 100
Burrville-C Charles II. Nussbaum 20 Claud Living
st0n ard James S. Fraser, TO secure Ella NJ
Drew. $500 payable March l. 1912. per CENT
semi-annuaiy. lots TO }. square 520i
Mount Pleasant-Ad3 J. Blumor TO Frank J. Dieu-
donne and James Berry. 10 secure Perpetusl
Building Association sI55e. lot s0l. square as77
Square 9sl-Sarah J. Richardson to Frank J. Disu-
dome and James Berry, 10 secure Perpetual
Building Association, 500, lot e.
LOngneckers Addition To Congress Heights-Hen-
Eietta Westnedge to Henry H. Bergman and
George NJ Emmerich. to secure Metropolis
Building Association, No. 5, Sl9o. lots and
TO- block 6.
Square 255-NoTman +. Ryon ct u1. to William C.
Hill and J. C. Kennedy Campbell 10 secure
Charles N. Jones $50, / year. per cent, semi
annually. lot 49,
Square 9S3-LauTa +. Hassslbach etfvir Charles NJ
10 George NJ. Enmerich and Douglass s Mackan
TO secure Washington Six Per Cent Permanent
Building Association, N.760 !Ot 33
lexington William II Walker ct TX 70 AIiton F.
Allies and William !. Flather 10 secure John NJ
JONES' $500 years. 6 Ter cent. semi-annually
lots / and 2. square 8.
Square 332-James W Green et ux. to Walter r
Wilcox and George + Hane 10 secure Robert
P. BuT7Ia, SI00o, ! to a months, 6 per cent
senli-snnually, part original lot 4.
Square 70-John c. Dsncy et ux. to Colon B. f.
Haller and Frank T. Rawlings. to secure Thomas
H, Wilkinson, Ssl5, l 20 IS months, ) per cent
semi-annually, parts lots 79 So and S.
Square lls-Geogge 8. Webb 20 Harry l. Rast and
Charles Early to secure Eliza A. Saunders, s. go
years. 8 per cent. senli-amually lot 50
Woodridge-Iean /. Z. Ipgold 10 Harry l. Rust and
William d. Hoover, to secure T. B. Townsend
81 $50. ten years. peT cent. semi-annually lot
3. block s
Georget0Wn-The Potomac Boat Club Of the District
Of Columbia TO Charles G. Warden and James W
Campbell, to secure Charles n Campbell S. 6S34
. l. and 6 years per cent semi-annually. uafcel
in p. b. T. & D.'s addition near Aqueduct
Bridge.
Square 5I3-John i. lynch ct ux. TO Percy H. Rlls
sell and Thomas II. Banes. to secure Frederick
y lake. $500 6 months and ! year. per cent.
semi-annus.ly, lot lO0.
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CFFSAPFAKE q OHIO RAILWAY.

NOTL-IuDIIsIod 0Ly as nl1TmlLi00 ald not
guaranteed
l,00 +. Nc * .. LIMITED. Daiy-Fast YES
tbuie train. PulimaT ss,IeTs % Lexington. Louis
vile. Cincinnati. Indian tuolis. enicszo. and s.
Louis Connection for Virginia Hot Springs. Pull
nsn cars Louisville to Nashville, Memphis, and New
Orleans. Dining cars "a caEfe service.
U.e p Nj D. Y LIMITED Daiy-SOi'd
YcsilWls tain. Pullman Sieeptrs 70 Cincinnati.
Lexington ard louisville. Compartment sleeping
car 10 Virginia Hot Springs week deys. Dining cars.
Ia carte service. Pullman Sieepers Cincinnati 20
Chicago and s.. Louis, and Louisville Memphis.
Nashville. aud New Orleans.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
OGices. 5i3 PeuBs lvauia a1cmg; COS 18th street
near r and New Union Station. Telephones Main
1850 for Washington Terminal Cab Service snd Main
l066 or 2906 Tor e. & o. Ticket Office.
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The corporation counsel has informed
the District Commissioners that the jury
appointed By them 10 award damages
FOR and in respect 10. the land TO be
condemned and taken for the extension
of Forty-fifth street northwest, has ZEN
dered a verdict that the cost Of the con.
demnation Of the land necessary for the
extension Of that street from its present
terminus. in Wesley Heights. TO Nebraska
avenue. with a width of ninety feet viii
amount TO $474 for damages and $797 for
benefits accruing by reason Of the con-
demnation.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
OF THE personal PROPERTY
OF THE JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
COMPANY
Pursuant TO a decree OF the Circuit
Court OF the United States for the East
ern district OF Virginia. we viii proceed TO
sell. at public auction. on the premises,
commencing TUESDAY, February 4, 1908,
Bat j. o'clock a. m, and continuing from
day 10 day until the sale is completed, the
personal property Of the jamestown EX-
position Company. consisting Ia part Of
large quantity Of lumber and building ma
teTial tent floors ard camp fixtures. cots,
mattresses. Office furniture typeWTiters
druggets. bookcases, fling cabinets. police
motor launch, road implements. &c
We will also have for sale, privately. at
its appraised valuation, on and after JAN
TrARY 80 1903. q large quantity of insu-
lated copper wire and cable. electrical ux-
lures hre extinguishers. and plumbing
fixtures.
TERMS: CASH
ALEAH II. MARTIN,
WM. NJ GEDDES,
jag7-9t Receivers.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE n EFFECT JANUARY g. 1908.
Leave Washington Sew Union station.
sos a. m ard 900 a. m-Dsily-AH points On
Norfolk and Western also Knoxville. Chattdn0oga.
and Memphis.
1915 j.. m.-Daily- Roanoke. Bristol Winston
Salem. Knoxville Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis
New Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining Cars.
For Noi5ik-Leaye Washington 42g a. H. daily.
u 05 a. 70. daily 55 p. n. daily. Auys Norfolk
IL % a. m.. - p m.. 10 .i5 p ~.
E65 p. m.-Daiiy-BerrgTille, Luray. Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS g. 10. and
u.D p. N.
Al information Fourteenth stree. aad New York
avenue Bond BuildiuF
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Equity Court No. =.
LrSTICE GOULD.

HIoIIIE fTVILIl
No. 262is. Forrest vs.. Forrest decree for sale. f.
bond lG01 Att0rueys Cuttings & Chamberlain
W T. Ambrose. W. g. johnson. Edward Forrest,
J. F. padgett and Charles Bendheim
No. 21506. Mcran IS. Hazen counsel fee ordered
paid. Attorneys. A /. Siuclair-Oscar Luekett
No. g7G7- Carey Is. Carey: annullment Of mar
mage ordered. Attorneys, J. II. AdriaaDs-Lemue
Fugitt
No E4I7. Amos ys SchadeF; sale finally ratified
and conveyance ordered Attorneys L. p. Loving
p H. Marshall and " T. Lester.
Nc assignments for to-day
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Bankruptcy Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. 52L lu be- George II. Msutr. hearing 90 dis
charge nXed fer Fgdma- g. 1898
No. 80. I'm re AliI'el a. HCozer; order Staying
prCCeedings in Equity no. EsG
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Nc 56l-l. Norman C5-bir vs. Thomas q. Dawson.
damages SO o0c. AtJ8nzgs Lambert & Mclean
and 4. Il. Yeatman.
No Gl72 PIesbyCCkendan Company vs.. Harry
F. Rup7recht. note S&55 Au0rntys WoT 81
Cohen and T. A.. Jones.
No 5I-2 Edzar T. Goodman Us. John c. Swana
et a. Judgment g. C. Aubam. justice Of the peace.
$50 Attorney. II. q. kimhsIl
No 55lT4 Clement a. r Fla-ier. executor, vs.
Arizo9s-Cuban Asphalt and Mining Company: note
N050- Attorneys T. B. HWCk and Tucker q Ken
voE.
No. J9i75 Phoebe S. Sirperly vs. District Of Co
l11abis. damages SlGHa. Attorneys. J. 3. Archer.
ir. and J. L. smith
No. 5a16. Page q TAYLOR ys H. g. Z. J. DUJ
Account H000 Attorney. v. u. Dayidge.
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CLOCK REPAIRING.

I WILL REPAIR 20 CLOCKS TOR % REFER
ences in the city Of Washington. D. G. and
suburbs. tins order IS coed f0f two weeks. THOMAS
=. FREEMAN. el3 New York ave NV. isZs4t
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Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based upon
its boni-fide circulation-a circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than
was ever before attained by any morn4
ing newspaper at the CAPITAL Its.
books are open.
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COURT RECORD
monday. January q. 1oOsl

and Washington Railroad Company. Attorneys,
Chaplin BFown-McKcnney & FlaHnery.
No. as3 Gregory. administgatrix. vs. Houser. At
torneys. L. c. Williamson-E /. DuyaIl. 2.
No. 81 Appler IS. The Capital Traction Com-
pany. Attorneys 2. L. sleusn and L. C. Peelle-
r. Il. Perry q son and 6. T. Dunlop
No. Bi. Butler vs. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. ". 6. Gardiner and +. ~ HopeWell-
r. Ross Perry Son and q. T. Dunlop.
No 27 Hibbs vs. BrghtWo0d Railway C0muarv.
Attorneys. Robinson Whi;e-C A. Douglas and G.
p. Hoover.
No. 10 Catholic University IS Waggaman ct al.
Attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert IeTkes & Hamilton
John Selden
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
No. 1924 Grady vs. Washington Gasght Com
rany; turor Withdrawn lcase settled Au0rueys,
Douglas. Baker & shsrill-R. X. PeTy d Son and
McKenney F1smer.
No. i9lo3 Montgomery vs.. Magudsr verdict o.
second count Tor 500 Attorneys, &. A. keigViB-
John RidGut.
No. 45H6. ODByer vs. Northern siarket C0mrang;
judgment 'in maniatei Is defendant for costs. TH-
dict set ASIDE and new trial awarded AttOmeTs,
Happier & Aerillat- Hamilton & Colbert
No. 1915 Jaquette. ezeCutriT. Us Capital Trac.
ton Company On trial Attorneys Evans, Benson &
Poultney-R. 4. PeIrg a Son ard O., T. Dunlop.
Assignments foT today
Nc. &c. JaQuCtte. eIeCltriI Is CaDital Traction
Company Attorneys. 4. =. Evans, r. H. Benson,
and W. W. Pcultney-R. r. PerTy d Son and g. T.
Dunlop.
10. .. Lukins ". Washington. Alexandra and
slount Vernon Railway COMPANY. Attorneys, Z. b
Bailey and p. T. Strickland-A. A. HoehIing.
No. l25. Willard IS. Buliinger. Attorneys. W. C.
Sullivan and A. l. NCWmyer-E. T. Gies.
Nc. Z20 WetteE, receiver VS. Richardson BIr-
gess. Attorneys. J. II. Hsyden-A. A. Hoehlinz
No. e.. Coker Fs. PIRATE. Attofneys. u. F. Lsrek
and T. F. C0ladsy-J0hn RidOut and T. T. Pratt
No. 2lE Walker a Co vs. Elite Laundry Com
pany. Attorneys. George Keamey and Edmund
Burke -Rsiston & Siddous.
No. = AtEell &e Ts. PhIz1Clplia Baltimore
sud Washington Railroad Company q al Atr0E.
neys Lambert D. McLe4n-R. Kgss Perrr & son.
No. u. Bailey IS. Washington GasiigGt Com
uauy. Att0mgs, L. J. MatheI-k. Ross PerIy q
Son.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.


N7tics-F0lllUirg schedule n8t guaranteed.
il65 s. NJ, DaIIy-Se4boarj Mail. TagoHsH coaches
and Pullman siceuer5 io Savannah and jacksonville
ThF9l ID aespefs Washington 90 Hamlet a1i Ham
let to Ausata- Parlar esf b Piushurt. Dining
cars.
725 p. ". Daily Ssab7ard Florida Limited. Solid
Pullman train Though 70 Jacksonville and ST. Au-
gu-iine. Also through s,epers 90 Pineau.st. At
ANITA Birmingham. and Memphis. Dining cars.
ESQ 7. VI. Daiig-~csD1lrd EXIress- Coaches and
Puilmans 90 Savannah and jacksonville.
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR FLOORING. PLAS-
tering. Terra-cotta FrepFOofng. Furring
and Lathing. and Ornamental Iron Work.
Office of Building for National Museum,
Library of Congress. Washington ID. c..
January r. 1905. Separate sealed proposals
fer furnishing delivering. and putting in
place, complete. the Flooring Of Tennessee
Marble, or Venetian Mosaic. or TeTrazzO,
or Granollthic; the Tennessee Marble
Wall Bases: the Plasterng the Terra
Gotta FirepTOofng the Iron FurTing and
Lathing, and the Ornamental Iron Work
required for the new building for the Ma
tional Museum in this city. Will be re
ceived at this Office until o'clock p. m,
on THURSDAY. the 10Th day OF Febru-
aTy, 1908. and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter. Specifications. general instruc-
ti0ns and conditions. and blank forms Of
proposal may be obtained on application
10 this Office. BERNARD r. GREEN, Su-
perintendent of Construction.
Ia21 2& %, fel0 Hip
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Criminal Court NO. 1.

5Ab AbtllE HAAEEOED-
United States 3D. .. ~. /. GgodaCs violation q
The gambling law sraiglsd; Plea, guilty sentence
Oh -e1eIth ard eighth counts. f0r four months ard
% Pc rls u So and .H default q such fine -
sand further committed gntI paid motion f1r
1eAfeEce oa z. 2 g g. and Giants continued.
United States w. same violation Of the gambling
laTss pole rfos
United states IS. sane, violation Of the gambling
l1gs- Iclle pro-.
United States Ts Doc TAYLOR, assault dangerous
s-apyr verdict guilty of simple a=ssrt
United States S. Chares Bro3n. violation sections
95l and 54T T.. S. 2 s.. on 1rlaI.
United States Is. Jame5 Hill. embezZlenent, AZ
rs4a1er4 f4e4 .4rifrs- r-ulsr1d+-I
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

BUTLERs PORTERS, DRIVERS NEY FOR
ell kinds Cf work. DUPONT AGENCY. 1855
Oregon ave. Phone y. 3Hs
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Criminal Court No. 2.

II-l II = bAlL-FhHU-
No i4i3 In re estate Of MARY H. Lewis. on trial
ATTORNEYS. l.. 4. Bailey and }. A. TGomeg-R E.
Maturgy and Gitting5 4 Chsmberin.
United States S. Arthur Bell. order dischsrgiHE
defendant from s.0FEhoCse Jsuu1Ty 81 account q
good behavior.
Assignments fer to-day.
80. 1879. IN Ie estate q Mar II. Lewis.
No. l4lsL IH re estate Of FREDERICK StuIz
No il3sl II re estate Of William J. Williams
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court OF Appeals.
Adjourned from day 70 dav.
Equity Conrt SO. 4.

NdiLt SLSAitE tLABAUGH
Ne. G'5s2 Lynn IS. Washington and Potomac
Steamboat Company. receivers appointed Attorneys
Douglas Baker & Sheriff. Ralston & SiddCus and
r. T. Winfield
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OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMAs-
ter, Walter Reed Army General Hospital. Tak0ma
SuhstatioH Washington y. G.. January 3, ls5-
Sealed proposals, in riplicate subject 10 usual
ditons, viii he received here untH Y O'Clock noon.
staHdlrd time. FEBRUARY q. 1858. for the con
stmCtiOn Of q sewer system on the Walter Reed
Army General Hospital Reservation Washington,
u. G.. including sewage tank pump pit pumps
and motors Pians specifications. blank proposals.
and further information furnished on application.
Z. s. reserves right 10 sicct or accept any OF all
bids any part thereof Proposals 10 be marked
Proposals for Sewer System, and addressed 70
Capt. II. L. PETTUS, Q. NJ Jas D. .fe2l 2
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RAILROADS.
& OHIO RAILROAD.


LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE,
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR.
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. 1D STREET. NEW YORK.
= 90 o. M. Diner Pullman Paii0r
f5(a o. m. Buffet PaT.or iWe-hour Train
$500 e. M. Diner and Pullman Farlcr Car
fll ll0 d. NJ. Diner and Pullman Parior Car
= 10 n lid. Dnr and Pullman Par,sr tag.
'50e q m. ''Roysi limited" Al Pullman. 5-hour.
fifo b. m. Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
$50 D. m. Diner and Pullman Fsrior
800 j. m- C1alaes % Illadelu1la
20 T. m. SloepGs
--5t a. "a. siespeIs,
ATLANTIC CITY. roo. 200. 100 a. M. 100.
800 T.. m.
ANNAPOLIS. week dats 500 a. IT,. 1885 nooa.
f.j. go b. u- Simd4.s 30 a De. $50 .. "a
-Et ERN HOUR OA THE HOUR
Wees days, % o. d. t9 500 D. IG.j
TO BALTIMORE.
'-l2 $50 100 10 80. $500. T11 ESQ
-l 'ly-l. ,l5l a m.. .-ao n..n. --5. 80.
f5as. so $500 go zoo $50. t811. go 11
'l0-3. Ia0 -l3j D. DE-.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. $40 a. d., .l.22 80 p. N.
PilfsBtRG. $40 d. IA, -I---, -s.l9 3. m.. 1890
CLEVELAND 9IO p. IL.
COLI AiBT j. $50 b. nl.
WHEELING. 9-1 q. nl. so p U.
MiNt HESTER 1910 o.. m., 4a5. p so p. n.
FREDERICK. $50. '3-0 ss.l5 q. H.. 80. .415.
HAGEKsrowN. 1910 a. m.. f5a0 p. IN.
1DLtI'HDNES ar aii VI the following Ticket Of
fees. l+7 q H. nv. Main l5sl sl9 pamsylvaHia
ave. Main rs. NeE Union station. TickCt O1icc
Main ls4.. Information EUTl-U AaiU IgW
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation ia the
District OF Columbia Remember Tho
Herald when placing legal advertise
mculs.
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District Court.
Lawsuits.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 20 In re extension of Park place u0-tkWesrI
order continuing cause % March - IeS.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

a FIgSTCLASS FOREMAN CARPENTER
with good reference . years experience. ami a
good estimator, can get plenty Of work if some
LADY gentleman win furnish small capital. silent
or active. yOu can handle the money I viii do the
husJlng good business for parent 10 give their
SON Address BOX l0l Herald Office. is2s3t
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT. GUARANTEED AT
leasi % per cent; Investigate for yourself Addrs=s
FRANKLIN" Herald ofice is2sgf
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Only ten cents a week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues of The
Washington Herald Phone Main 5000.
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DINING CAFES.
MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C. MOVED
with care packing and shipping a speciality
KREIG'S EXPRESS. l22i Il st. nv. Phone Main
BIO aust
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? WE STORE FOR 75c
Load. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 4ls-s29-
t9 10th ST. nv. Phone Main 500 iag-sOt
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HAULING.

WE HAUL FURNITURE. PARCELS. TRUNKS;
give drstclass service answer calls promptly; con
tract 90 haul anything; plenty Of teams. CLAREN-
Don SMITH. 9Th and h SIS. Nv. Phone Main Z3e
!aa90t
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RUG WEAVING.

RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS; the only
weaving factory Of its kind in the city. WASH
lNGTON RUG CO. 93l 5th ST. NV. Phone III. E25.
!al18t
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MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate at lowest current rates Of interest," special
privileges with respect TO prior payments TYLER
& RUTHERFORD uncJ, 20 18th st. nW oosu
MONEY TO DoAN-LET US MAKE YOUR NEW
loans OF replace old Ones at lowest rates Of IN
terest All transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers WA. r. SAUNDERS
4 CO.. l4G f ST. nv. ocs-tf
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK.

DENTAL WORK.
Set Of Teeth and Gold Crowns $ Up; Gold Fill
ugs. 81 Up; Silver Filings. 5oc. Work guaranteed.
40 pain. d.. GEO L EDMONDS. SO L ST nv
lalIG
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; No EXTRACTING:
pain; look. feel, act and last longer than nat,
urai teeth; shunken faces made normal; painless
filling Dr. ]. L. WILSON. 1913 + ST. nw. myZg-tf
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LOST AND FOUND.
HELP WANTEp-MALE & FEMALE.

THE GOVERNMENT WANTS CLERKS RAIL
way mail clerks. b0Okktepers. messengers. watch
men He'd aboTers stenogTaphers and tTpeHriters.
Examinations soon. Prepare NOW at THE Drill
LERN. 100 " y ave ia2itf
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REAL ESTATE.

THE NEW
CONNECTICUT AVENUE BRIDGE,
NOW OPEN,
COMPLETES THE DIRECT
THOROUGHFARE TO
Chevy Chase, ID. c.
This is the suburb beautiful of WASH
ington II offers every attraction TO sub
urban homeseekeTs. Tt IS splenddly To-
Gated and Is convenient to the city. Every
convenience is provided.
Choice home sites in Chevy Chase,
u C.. are offered for 25c TO 5Sc per foot
on easy terms.
It would be advisable 60 select lot in
Chevy Chase, j.. c., now, and start build
ing at once, so as to be able 70 occupy
Your home in the early spring. Our rep
resentatiye viii meet you on the property
at any time
THOS. ]. FISHER & co. (Inc.)
738 Fifteenth St. n. w.
FOR RENT.
very desirable house near Dupont Circle, 3
rooms and bath; house in good condition. rent 81 %
3-ruom-and.hath fiat. downtown. near 18Th and
n. Y. ave. rent $3.50
BALLARD & LANIIAM { Inc. !,
G2i 18th n. w,
s25-s
REAL ESTATE
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS.
TERRELL & LITTLE,
513 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
FOR SALE on EASY TERMS AT BERWYN
that elegant l0raom hoise, With large grounds
and outbsdldngs good ham. carriage house. co..
ceted cellar. hns water pump plenty u fruit. good
garden all handsomely inclosed everything spick
and span ready 20 move in. little cash aud easy
monthly payments get this place.
JOHN J. KLEINER & CO..
a2st 6o2 NV.
IL yoa want 10 bIy a Maryland farm OF suburban
home, see Us or send for latest bulletin
Marion DucI1ett 4 son, g35 Il NV.
sei4ff
FOR SALE AT KENILWORTHs ID. G.
Now is your time 20 secure on easy monthly pay
ments one of these attractive cottages choice lots
n KenlWor1h ID c. Wsshingtous growing suburb.
ALLEN ". MALLERY, I4I7 G ~. NV.
PRETTY HOMES. LARGE LOTS To &C PER
foot, at Mt ReiuiCF Nd. 9Th and 29th sts..
near Il. l. ave. District Line sta. fare high and
healthy; small monthly payments. }. Z. ROGERS.
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

II yoa want TO biy a Maryland farm OF suburban
home, see Us OF send for latest bulletin.
Marion Duckett Il Son, 935 Il NV.
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

We COLLECT NOTES, ACCOUNTS, RENTS.
government, estate, and damage claims; nc charge
unless successful FULLER AGENCY. III I2lh nv.
oC7-tf
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNTS FROM
per cent TO Der cent on d. U. real estate.
Special fund Sl0,OJ0, at per cent.
Eyer consideration shown borrowers.
The Harrison Realty Company,
Phone Main Ss62- 97 c street n. W
mhl3i
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Rooms PAPERED. g UP, SAMPLES
brought; latest fan designs painting. lie PREUX.
l5Ol sth ST. Phone y. 3i3lm. jal5-t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-21

Young Ajax was defeated by Joe
Turner, of Washington. at Corcoran
Hall last night before small audi
ence. Ajax was clearly outclassed be-
Ing greatly handicapped by his lack
OF weight against the capital wrestler.
But In spite OF the fact that lie was
matched against man who had 1t on
him in every respect. Ajax put up a
game fight. The first fall came after
three minutes and eight seconds. but
1t took his opponent ten minutes and
twelve seconds to get the second fall.
After the bout Turner said that Ajax
was one Of the best men for his weight
that he had ever met.
In the one preliminary Kid Coleman
got a first fall out OF Abe Alperin IN
one minute, with a full Nelson. and a
second fall in five minutes; with a
half Nelson.
When the principal wrsstlers Of the
evening appeared on the mat Turner
doomed up much larger than Ajax.
They grappled and FELL and In a few
seconds Turner had secured hammer
lock- that looked good for fall. but
Ajax broke it and got half Nelson
on his opponent. Turner got away,
trying for a scissors hold. but railing.
But with second attempt and the
aid or half Nelson. he pinned AjaNs
shoulders to the mat.
| After a breathing spell they went at
! 1t again. Turner could do nothing with
a half Nelson, and was unable TO Sc
| cure a double, and while trying for a
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to handle difficult ball thrown by
Rexelle. Wallis was thrown out at
first by Ison, while Mcmahon went TO
third. Things looked rather precarious
then, but Martin grounded to Ison and
the side was retired.
For Richmond. Riggs and Sandherr
were too anxious, and famed, while
Titman followed with a grounder to
Hessler. who put him out at first.
4 Morrissey famed in the last inning.
and Lipc took in Lohr's hot one. throw
ing him out. Clark singled to the CEN
trail garden. but was thrown out by
Cowan in attempting to steal second.
Then Ison came to bat and slugged
tie ball for beautiful fly that ended
in the left field bleachers. The batter
drew up at third. but the ground rules
forced him back to second Cowan
reached first on hunt, while Ison
passed safely to third. The entire
crowd vas OH its feet cheering to beat
the band. 1t was up to Revelle to win
his own game, and he did 1t. sending
a long fly to deep centre, which Lohr