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TGEORGETOWNI
Is WANTED
IN THE NORTHWEST
Business Men Object to In
convenience of Down
town Office.

An effort viii be made by the bust
ness men OF Georgetown TO have one
Of the justices Of the peace Of the
District locate his office in this section
They claim that they are much in
cOnvenienced by h rving 10 go all the
way TO Fifth stree. northwest. TO have
the simplest kind Of a writ served.
Their argument is that the office Of
the justice Of the peace was created
as special convenience 20 the people,
and that the location of the George
town justice in Washington, defeats
the very object for which the Office
was intended. Since the death Of JUS
tice Halbcrt +. Paine. who i,ad his
Office in Wisconsin avenue, the - Gorge
town people have suffered the incon-
venience OF jOurneying 10 che Colum-
bian building 10 have their writs
served.
Prior to this time the West End
was always provided with a justice Of
the peace.
The funeral OF Charles V. Mott, ng-
ham. who died Thursday night at ,he
Georgetown University Hospital, as the
result Of paralysis OF the brain, =Rs
held yesterday afternoon from Nc
Carthy's undertaking establishment on
NJ street. The services were held under
the auspices Of Logan Tribe, No 3
Of Red Men.
Mrs. Pattie X Morris has sold %
Isaac Behrend the two story bay win
dow brick dwelling, 314S . sire Ell. north
west II IS understood that the price
paid was $500 Mr.. Behrend Will live
Ia the house
The Farmers and Mechanics Ma
tional Bark. Thirty-first and N streets,
cent Of per cent. checks TO the stock
holders having been issued on April I.
For number Of years the stock OF the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank has ptid
y per cent annually
William NJ DougaI, q 3l79 r street,
northwest. treasurer OF The Georgetown
Citizens Association. VIII leave shortly
on a European trir, 10 be away sew
era, months
The condition cf Anthony Reney. Of
1921 Wisconsin ave nue.. northwest. who
has been critically 81 at his home for
some weeks, is reported TO be uuim-
proved. and little hope OF his recovery
is entertained.
The thirteenth anniversary OF the
wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Allen, OF 3143 DUmbaTtOn avenue north
west. was observed last Thursday even
ing. the celebration having been ar
ranged by their children. About eighty
guests were present
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Artz. o. 3I2O y
street northwest. have announced the
coming marriage % their daughter.
Kiss Jennie ArtZ. 70 Emory H Bog
ley. a young attorney. The wedding
will take place Thursday evening
April Is. at the West washington
Baptist Church The pastor the Rev.
Clarence p. Stealey. viii Ofiiciate
c. Irving Wood who IS associated
in the real estate business with J. Nc
enney Berry. 1212-12I4 Thirty-hrst street
northwest, has been appointed a notary
public by the President.
The regular meeting OF the George
town Citizens association Will be held
az s o'clock tonight in Fishers Hal,
Wisconsin avenue and y street
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JOHN SHELLEY BUYS
WARDMAN PROPERTY

John Shelly has bought the Harry
Wardman property. 3549 Tenth street
northwest This is a two-story six
room. colonial front house. and the sixth
one Of a row OF ten 20 be sold by Moore
&, Hill. The price paid was $3.50. Mr.
Shelly will occupy the house as a home
J. F. Newton has sold through Stone
& Fairfax the brick apartment house.
2511 Seventeenth street northwest. The
purchaser IS a local investor who has
taken a number Of twO-family apart-
Ynent houses for investment.
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OUTLAW PLAYERS
Of CAPITAL CLUB
REPORT FOR WORK
Manager Irwin Sees Pen
nant Possibilities in
His Aggregation.
The Lineup.

Catchers-Manners, Fox. and Vein
berg.
Pitchers-Speer. Donsstreet. Hnly,
kaufman, Conevrey. and Phalen.
First base-Charley Anterior.
Second base-Lynch.
Shortstop-CIark.
Third base-McDermott.
Right held-Speas.
Center field-Walace.
Left field-Shaughnesse
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ChESAPEAkE and Ohio r.

NOTE: PubIshe1 only as Ir10rnatIon ana
not guaranteed
,-exfibule train Pullman 5Ioe1ers 10 Isr-
snuron Louisville. Cincinnati. indIaEaDoIfs
C-If~sro and s. Louis Parlor Car -
T-I-rirfs bot Springs week da.s- p.1TI7-a-
Car Louisville 10 Memphis and New Or
ea-s Dining Cars. IA carte service
rr-S0 , Nj +. V LIMITED T,af-
g. A vssribuIe train Pullman sleeDe~q q
- rfnuatI Lexington, ard Iollisyf1re
C,7rDpartraent sleeping car L virginia Fiot
S1-s1rs week days Dining Cars a l.
go service- Pullman sleepe-s Cincinnati
= C-1fcaro and St Louis, and LouiS,-iIle -
Ms-Duhis Nashville. and New Orleans
T7eSsrvarioas and tickets az Chesapeake an.
o. Cfsoes SIS Pennsylvania ave SIS rs-b
:, ea- r. and New Union Station. Tee
1000 Main 1880 Tor Washington Teruf1sr
- See, and Main 1055 or 2z0S for c. n q
Ticket once noE-tf
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RECORD
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court, No. L.
CHIEF JUSTICE CI4ABAUGH.
Called today,


No. 27074 leighton & James. trus-
tees, VS.. Johnson ct al; title vested in
complainants. Complalnants' solicitor.
3. +. Leighton: defendants solicitor,
A. S. Worthington.
No. 27071. Washington Loan and Trust
Company VS.. Johnson; title vested in
complainant. Compartments solicitor.
B. F. Leighton: defendants solicitor, A.
S Worthington.
No. 27566. Burden VS.. Burden; or
der appointing Margaret NJ. Murray ex-
aminer. Compartments solicitor, w. c.
Balderson-
No. 1851. McAilester VS.. Brooke ct
al: referred 10 auditor Complainants
solicitors. Tucker x Kenyon; defend
ants solicitors, David w. Houston and
A. O. Brooke
No. 2713L Bolts VS. Bolts: rule as TO
contempt returnable April TO- 1903. Com
plainant's solicitors. L. T. Everett and
+. w. r. Ewing; defendants solicitor,
David Rothschild.
No. 2761S Clark VS.. Lewis ct al;
appearance OF absent defendants or
dered Complainant's solicitor, Joseph
A Burkha.-t
No 26SG7. mcfarland ct al. VS.. Peters
et al: time limited to take testimony.
Compliments solicitor, +. II. Thomas;
defendants solicitors, J. w Patterson
and w. J. Lambert.
In re lUnaCy Paul Simpson. referred
to auditor.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,
Ticket Office. IA2I Penns- Ave

NoTTCE-Fouowing schedule not Euars7+...
nos a m daIly-SeabOard Nail T-l-o--E-
----,as and Pullman sleepers 20 Ssva-.-sL
-, Jacksonville Through SLEEPER VF-z-[T-
- n Hamlet and Hamlet 20 Atlanta F5s'--s
- 10 PInehurst- Dining cars
T-q5 n m 6afly-Seaboard FTorfF, -.
ffei Solid Pullman train through - -
sonyiIle and St Augustine Also thr9~oL
cleaners 10 Pinehurst. Atlanta RIr-r5i-la-
bar1 and Memphis Dining cars
go D m. daily-Seab0ard E-
Coaches and Pullna1s 10 Savannah -
jacksonville
R h. sTANsELL+ District Passenger Agea,
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MONEY ID LOAN.

NV YORK money can now be invested in
~ dshington, y. G. We have fund OF $500. 20
~ tnat can be placed IN amounts OF SO 600
9nl up smaller amounts always on hand
business and investment properties orr gns-
Ga-ly. LIE HARRISON REALTY COM
PANY. g07 c ST. NV ans-rg
II you NEED MONEY 10 ray rent. or buy
SoA4 vii furnish all you seed. I lend yoa
on your furniture o. piant.. thesa to.e-- -.
s,rlety PRIVATE TTy NE. p. O. BOX
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

~ B.-FoIlowing schedule figures plblySr.-
only as information and are not gusranfe-5
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile, Nevr -
leans AsheviIle, Chattanooga. Memphis S-oo
a m and 100 p daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanoora
Memphis New Orleans, 1875 D. m
For Savannah. Jacksonville sld F7o-,5.
points. 4:10 p m daily
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta Aka,
40 D. m. and $50 p m. dali
L S BROWN. General Agent
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lALEXANDRIKI
SCHOOL EXAMINER
KEEPS HANDS OFF
MaphiS Declares Authority
Regarding Transfer Rests
With Kemper.
WASHINGTON TINES BJ1REATr.

y
State School Examiner Charles G..
Maphis was IN Alexandria this morning.
in response TO a letter written him By
school Trustee Claude R. Yates, asking
him 10 prevent the transfer OF the four
girls schools, closed because OF the
grand jury 10 the Ewing building, IN
Prince street.
4 came here at the request OF MI.
Yates Mr. Maphis said, but L cannot
stop the location Of the girls schools in
the Ewing building. as 1 have no au-
thority in the matter. This is let en-
tirely In the hands OF the division su-
permit endent, who IN this division is
Capt X. kemper, the superintendent Of
the Alexandra pIblic schools. had a
conference with Judge Barley this morn
ing, and agree with him entirely in re-
gard 10 the unhtness Of the Peabody
building for school purposes. When
first visited that building, several years
ago. I pronounced it unit for schooi
uses, being badly lighted. and unsafe
in every respect"
The work OF removing the desks and
chairs from the third floor OF the Pea
hOdy building 10 the Ewing building IS
in progress, and II is expected that
classes will be resumed at the Ewing
building tomorrow
A new school building will soon be
erected IN Fairfax county just beyond
the city limits state Examiner c. G.
Maphis and Superintendent Of Schools
NJ. j.. Hall OF Fairfax county this
morning visited West End, in Fairfax
county. and looked over the ground
where the building Will be erected The
new building viii be a two story brick
structure and viii take the place OF
the West End Public School, frame
building.
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JUSTICE GOULD.
(CalIed tOdavl


Estate OF Andrew J. Walker 81 al:
petition Of John y. Walker for instruc-
tons Attorneys. Lester and Price.
Estate of John Turner: petition OF
Ellen Turner Tor sale of realty At
tuTney p. ". Frisby.
Estate Of Cecilia A. Johnson; petit
ton Of Charles +. Taylor ct al: for
probate and record of will; order ad-
hitting win TO record. Attorney. a. II.
BeH.
Estate Of Albert A. Wilson; renun-
citation petition Of Allen +. Walker
for reference to auditor; order Of refer
ence- Attorneys, Hamilton, Colbert,
Yerkes & Hamilton
Estate Of Julia Kane; order Of refer
ence 10 auditor.
Estate of Sarah d McMorris: petition
OF George w. McMorris for letters OF
administration: order granting letters
% administration tC George W. Nc
Morris; bond, 800. Attorney, z. y.
HOpewell-
Estate Of Edward Whalley; will dated
March 8. 1905 filed. naming Edward
Whalley executor.
Estate OF EliZabetL Bond: will dated
March Il, 1903. filed. naming William
Robinson executor.
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WANTED-MoNEY.

WANTED-To borrow 500 for G months. v-lU
dress BOX s9S. Times Office. 8os-7t
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.


LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE.
Every Other Hour Or the Dad Hour.
To PaILAUELPEIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
100 a. m.-DlEer. Pullman ParIOr.
IS 90 a. m.-Bu1et, 1'arIOr, > III. Train
$500 a. m.-Diner and Pullman PztIor Car
t1l-00 a. m--Dlner and pullman Parlor Car.
- 90 - m--LlDer and Pullman Ear.Jr Car
900 .. m--''RoyeI Limited All puII-usns
f4-G0 p m--Coaches 70 philadelphia
$50 D. m--Dluer ana Pullman PdIIcr
$50 ?. m--COaches - Philadelphia.
81 90 p. El--Sleepers.
go a. m.-Slsey trs-
ATLANTIC CITY. roo. 900. tI-o0 q n.
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR o. THE HOUR
CWeek Gays 7-J0 a. IN. 70 p nj
s1.5l = 60 f6 20. 100 - 20 = 90 sg-9 = 10
q 80. 1000. hoo a. n. IIe-go mon. .1Z-05
100, ssi-ls, tea. goo. 1870 49,, 100
Is 20. 1000 Jos, -L-sQ. TlI-15 y. IA
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. . 10 - M. q -. 80 D n
CINCINNATI, 81 LOUIS. AND LOFTS
VILE. ss-l1 a. m. -E-O5 p m-. "Iz.s0 night
PITTSBCRG, 's-Ig & -In-. -, 80 ?. n.
s12-S0 night.
COLUMBUS. $50 p. m
WHEELING. $40 a. n. $50 p m
WINCHESTER, T9-lJ am. taos, 800 Pm
FREDERICK fs-20. T9--g. "'5--0 an. ssI.sl
.IAGERSTOWS. $40 n H. f5-OO D. n
sDaily. Except sunday ssSun6zy only.
ticket Ofices: IE7 G ST.. Tel Main 1871: CO
PennEyIvaala ave. Mai1 27& New Union
station Ticket once. Tel. Main 1850 Infor-
nation Bureau. Main sSso no17-tr
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

40 so RANDOLPH PLACE NV. colonial
porch. rooms, bath so monthly. Apply
20 OWNER. IS Randolph. sp5-st
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ONLY Is MINUTES"
TO ANNAPOLIS AND THE GREAT L.

49,, - ONLY - MINUTES
~ @N-~-NAF'1l-lS AND THE GREAT L. s.
NAVAL ACADEATT
ne only line whose cars enter that city
ala Eeach the gate Of the Naval Academy.
THROUGH LIMITED PALACE CARS 9"
A! 49th and Il sts- cars. leaving the cor
AsI OF -Sth and y. T. ave. NV. every three
minutes, make direct connection with
Through Limited Palace cars. leaving
" hlte House Station
For baltimore, every hour on tho halc hour
from 800 a. m 10 1E-3J D. m daily
for Annapolis ana T.. s. Naval ACADEMY
BID and lob a. and 12-I5. 2-l5 AS SIS
AID Sis D. IA. daily.
AddiLonal service may be obtained BY tax
ing any OF the Limited cars for Baltimore
ana transferring az Naval Academy Junction
no walking OF hiring % cabs necessary IN
Washington 10 reach our station
Fares. one way. Round trip
To Baltimore. M4..-.-..- -5c SIS
To Annapolis. Nd. ard
l. 6 Naval Acad=1av- - So
Tickets issued by This company include
street car fare ia the city OF washington.
For Information and tickets apply ~ ticket
offces, 18th and y Y ave Ew. or 18th and
II sts- ne. y Washington. D. c. OF address
". =. SLAUGHTER.
General Irat-c Manager, Baltimore. Nd.
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RAILROADS
WASHINGTON,
BALTIMORE AND
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC
RAILWAY CO.
THE ELECTRIC LINE"

Win the most luxurious. best lighted ana
fastest lnterurban cars IN America
~, LaE NEW AND BEST Way
~ BALLLMOEEs ND. ANNAPOLIS. Nd,
AMI GhEAI T. s NAVEL ACADEMY. '
ONLY 70 MINUTES"
ION White House Station 18th and II
IS ne-), Washington. 10 the heart OF the
business. shopping, hotel and thcater dis
trlcts OF Baltimore. and a dire rCr'-e-+fo-
with every important street car line in thai
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Circuit Court, No. I.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
tCaIIed tOdavD


No. 1851. Scott. administrator. VS.. Put
nam, administrator; appeal noted by the
Plaintiff: cost bond. Sl0O: order prolong-
ing January term. 1905 thirty-eight days
from March 81, 1909. Plaintiffs at
torneys. Everett. MOiuar & Ewing: de-
PENDANTS attorneys, W. II. Robson and
Charles Poe.
No. 503I7. Norris VS.. NOurse: judgment
BY default. Plaintiffs attorney, Z. w.
HopeweIl.
No 5O2SS. L. s to use OF Lewis VS.
American Bonding Company; motion
for Judgment granted. plaintiffs at
torn eys. Lambert x Mclean and r.
II Heatman; defendants attorneys,
Hamilton, Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. 1897. Hall rs. DietZ; order pro-
longing January term. 1908, to and in
Guiding April Q. 1905. TO settle bill Of
exceptions. Plaintiffs attorneys. David
Rothschild and j. A. Burkhart. de-
1endant attorney Leon Tobrlner.
Nos 1919 and 4S364. Dorsey vs.. FL
more; order consolidating causes; jury
sworn Plaintiffs attorneys. W. E Am
brcse and Happier & Me~rilat: defend
ants attorneys, Birney & Woodland
No. 1897. Kelly VS.. District OF Co
lumbia. judgment on verdict. Plain
uff.s attorneys, Lambert & Mclean.
No. 1888 kaufman VS.. Richardson:
judgment on verdict. Plaintiffs attor-
neTs. J. J. Darlington and Arthur Peter:
defendants attorney, +. II. Thomas
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FOR sALE-sUBuRBAn.
CHESTNUT GROVE.

FOR SALE CHEAP. ACRE AND y
acre LOTS; one fare from city; one square
from Dominion Heights Station: 10 min
utes ride on Great Falls Railway: nice
house on one lot
THEO. A. r. taft,
Agent on Ground ap5-t
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Probate Court.

ants attorneys. b H Warner. IT.. Lam
bert & Mclean.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. automobile stable.
rear of 1913 18th St SARAH DAVIS. 1872
% St nv. Phone n 54is. aDS-3t
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FOR SALE-Six rooms and bath pebble
1asned. slate roof house; 4 acre OF ground.
StOO down, go month Apply RiverdaIe
ParA Co. CLAUDE WARREN, Riverdaie,
4-- aps-2t
POSITIVELY must be sold, new 7-room cot
age NV section: I fare; excellent water
a. the door ETC. Viii take $. 500: easy terms.
Lon MISS IL J. W II. Times Ofice-
aN5-5t
FOR SAI-E-At Berwyn. a beautiFyI 7-c-5eTT,
4Vfpon house In complete repair: large
rounds me water, shade. fruit and lawns:
6Ooo slADie; carriage house ana necessary
oGtOuldingsi high elevation overlooking
washington; convenient to steam and cleo
TIC cars; price s., 100. monthly payments II
DESIRED; about half value call and inspect;
keys at Office.
JOHN J. KEIMER & CO.,
0eZ ST y. W. ap5-1t
FOR SALE OR RENT-Nice six-roon mouse
and hair acre. Mt Rainier A W. AMBER
SON. near corner Wells and Hobson SIS.
hTA-3t
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

GLOUCESTER, 1859 Eye St, Ist apartment
rooms and bath; suitable for doctor or
lawyer; parties leaving city desire to sub
let: fine opportunity. Call or address as
above. ap5-5t
1ST NV. 1S0l-Flat for rent; steam heat:
gas and bath; $500 ap4-st
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED FLAT.

FURNISHED fat for rent: Z rooms $40:
modern improvements; two porches; beautiful
outlook; ARREST, healtniest part Of Mt Pleas
ant. 3475 Holmead place. Take I4th St or
18th ST. car ap4-3t
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VERY DESIRABLE house near 18th ana
Pe1nsyl Vania ave nv. containing 3 rooms
and bath, nicely furnished, lease by year Al
ADAM J. DIcKHAUT.
1913 Pennsylvania ave. NV. ap5-5t
REDUCED TO s2o.5o.
Attractive colonial home OF o rooms and
tiled bath. in good section ne, exc ent
re7air- CoLLINS-GCERRT CO, 62I 18th 81
NV. apJ-5r
FOR RENTS 18th St ne; a new 2-story.
6-room ana tiled bath pressed brick house.
very large front and hack yard and shed.
Colonial porch house Just completed; rent.
n. R. HowENsTEIN CO.. 1915 F st. nv.
ap4-st
FOR RENT-sPECIAL BARGAINS IN
RENTS.
1910 18th 81 NV
9 IRONS. bath. latrobe heat....-..-...- 5000
rooms. bath. latrobe heat............ Q 50
81 18th 81 Sc. cor
s rooms. bath. latrobe heat.......... q 50
2204 Decatur place NV
9 rooms. bath. furnace heat-......-.. $50
62l I ST ne
rooms and ath.......................2 70 50
5l5 18th St
rooms and bath---------...-----.---.i 1880
1923 hraemer 81. ne
H. r. HowENsTEIN & co, 1914 F st. NV.
ap4-st
NEW six rooms and bath; cemented cellars;
furnace heat, handsomely decorated. G and
lsG' SITS. Sc, $3.50 S. Z. MASON, 1926 G
FOR RssNT-COLoRED TENANTS-Nos- I55
and Isl y St. Sc: brick dwellings; each
with six rooms, water and sewer; rent SO 90
each per month
JAMES F. SHEA. SIS Louisiana ave nv.
apSst
FOR RENT-SSs Allison st. NV. 6 rooms and
bath; steam heat; large porch frcnt Colonial;
rent S25-7o- Apply CHAS. E TRIBBY. 7oS
12ln So nM- apl-u
FOR RENr-House. SIC 18th St Sc, rooms;
bath and range: large porch in front; Sl4 so
Apply cHAS. z. TRIBBY, Thompson Bldg.
7o3 18th ST NV. mh1S-tf
FOR RENT-Houses. apartments. and Othces
in R-l parts Of the city For detailed List
send or call al Office,
THos. J. FISHER s. co. Qac.).
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS.
73s 18th St ma. ja25-tt
FOR RENT-SSs Allison st. NV rooms and
bath: steam heat; large porch; front Colonial
Apply CHAS. E. TRIBBY. 7O3 18th St NV.
ja14-1
FOR RENT-FURNISHED FLAT.
FURNISHED fat for rent: rooms. $40;
modern improvements; two porches; beautiful
outlook; ARREST, healthiest part Of Mt Pleas
ant 3475 Holmead place. Take I4th St or
1lth 81. car ap4-3t
FOR RENT-FLATS.
GLOUCESTER. 1859 Eye St, Ist apartment
S rooms and BATH suitable for doctor or
lawyer: parties leaving city desire to sub
let: fine opportunity. Call or address as
above ap5-5t
1ST NV 15o1-Flat for rent; steam heat:
gas and bath; $500 ap4-st
FOR RENT-STABLES.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. automobile stable.
rear of 1913 18th St SARAH DAVIS, 1872
80 ST NV Phone y. 54iS. apS-3t
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Frank Baltimore. who keeps an eat
ing house IN the northwestern part Of
the city, reports to tie police that. as
ne was on his way home. about 1 30
o'clock. Sunday morning. lie WJs knock
ed down by a nan. in front or the
C0iored Odd Fellows Hall. in South
Columbus street. between Wolfe ana
NilFes streets. Baltimore claims that
when he got uD only one cent out OF
S1.65. which he had in his pocket. re
NAMED. He does not know whetle-
his assailant was white or black.
Sylvester Quail WAS before Justice
Cation. in the police court. this morn
ing. on the charge'cf stealing chickens
from, Francis wilkins His case was
continued until tomorrow
IN tFa corporation court. Judge
Barley this morning Mrs. Lucy =.
Studs qualified as administratrix OF
tn, estate or ner husband. Isaac Il.
Studs.
A meeting Of r. 2. Lee Camp. Con-
federate Veterans. will be held at their
hall in Prince street. this evening. hen
the annual election OF officers " be
held.
Mt. Vernon Chapter. Royal Area Ma
sons, viii hold a banquet ar Arnory
Hall. in Sou Royal street, tenor
row evening
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FOR SALE-LoTS

FOR SALE-Tracts OF from one = ter .c,eS
near Connecticut ave car line a. lofs al
ETightwOOd, D. c.. On month"; pawn. ms
only very small cash payment reg1Ifre-
LOUIS 2 SHOEM& kER, 6I2 I4th ST NV
ap4-St
FOR SALE-55 acre front IS feet on Gomez
ucut ave, between Chevy Chase and nev.
million dollar bridge: forest shade price low,
Address BOX 104. The Ontario. nh2s-s0t
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FOR SALE-FARMs.

Fer SALE-Three farms. 10 minutes walk
from Glenarden. on Wash Bait and An
napolis r R; u. I. and acres: 500 ESQ
and $1,000 Inquire Mrs. Mel ADAMS T9sS
Sth ST. NV. snG =
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JOHN F. JERMAN.
Headquarters for virginia ProDertv

Fairfax and Vienna. Va. washington
once, AS LIN 81. NV II you want 10 -1uv
grain. dairy. rrult. poultry or blue grass
LaIn. OF timber tracks. IL viii pay you 10
send Tor my large list, Of all kinds 0f c0Iatry,
properly IL o. full Of bargains. IN farms
beautiful EJburban homes. sub1l-istous al
hinds OF business propositions / have nearly
tNO thousand places Tor you 10 select frsrl-
have always lived IN the country and can
w a better part By you than II I had lived
"a lie city. can make terms 70 SUN ron
The most q the property that I haze for
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az your service any Time 20 inspect properly
shall be pleased 20 have you write or an
and let talk over business ! viii b.In
yJu 20 select a home.
once Hours Fairfax from until 4 q n,
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from until $50 p H. You viii ind tbe
Offices open ali day Call FOR list and rnsEe
appointments 20 inspect property Phone
connection. Fairfax and Vienna Va VVssb
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"A home II you VIII make a good investment
Why do you pay rent all your lie when voI.
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Criminal Court, Nc. I.
IL STTCE STAFFORD

oNoAANE4 Gar JIM
Called today)
United States vs.. +. A. Hyde, J. A
Benson. J. II. Schneider and II. p
DhnCnd; violating Section SAC. Revised
Statutes United States: on trial. At
toTucys, A =. Worthington, A A
EiTuey, r. u. Donaldson. J. G. Camp
bell, and Frank Vandeveer.
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Criminal Court, No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

lCaIIed tOday.)
No. 25SSl United States Us. Sadie
Coleman, grand larceny, on trial. At
tOrney, Benjamin GdsLins-
No. $3.50. United states rs Saliva
tore Zagame; carnai knowledge. At
tOrney, Paca OberlIn.
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