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REALTY TRANSFERS.

North RandIe Observation-Disclosures
Security and Trust Company. trustee,
10 Annie NJ. Aburn, lot 70. block 54I1. SO.
North Randle HighIands-AmerIcan
Security and Trust Company, trustee,
TO George w. Bromley, lots % and 26.
North Randle Observation-Disclosures
Security and Trust Company, trustee,
70 Carl c. Fox, lots Il and i3, block
543S, so.
North Randle Observation-Disclosures
Security and Trust Company. trustee,
to Luther J. Martin. lots 81 and 50,
North Randle Highlands-American
Security and Trust Company, trustee,
to William p Shelnue, lots 81, 3, %,
North Randle Hizhlands-American
Security and Trust Company trustee.
70 Arthur T Handy. lot 81, block 5456,
North RandIe HighIands-American
Security and Trust Co. trustee. TO James
II. McAfee. lot q block 5441, SO.
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Err Ezra Could 70 Elmer c Mattingly. lot
lie DrOit Park-Bertha s. BuxDan 70
John II. Myers, lot Is. block 8. $40.
DeanWood Helghts-Joha W Gregory
526S. SO. ->--
Alley between Z and r, First and
Second streets nOrthwest-May u
Lokerson 10 Silas g. Daish. lot 80,
Fourteenth street northeast, between
+ and streets-HeTman r. Howen-
stein ct ux. to Sarah 3. Behrens. lot
~. square 1893, $40.
Pleasant Plains-Henry Q. Stewart ct
al, trustees. 20 Charles T. Berry. lot
Thirteenth and + streets northeast
Michael J. keaHe 20 Michael A. Keane,
half interest IN lots I and 13. square
1905: 80
Long Meadows-WilHam r Walter 70
Lena NJ. Long. LOT is block q; 800
Pennsylvania avenue and Anacostia
rOad-Georgc NJ. Marshall, jr, et ux 10
Chauncey Marshall, part OF Naylor
farm; 81. Martha A. Place ct al. TO
same, part Of Naylor farm; g. William
. G. Marshall 20 same, part OF Naylor
1871 K street northwest-Wnlian II.
Jackson et al. 70 Joseph J. 2 Klein,
lots and g. square 2fS; SO. Joseph ].
+ Klein CONVEYS same property 10
Mabel Grace Mckay: so.
New Hampshire avenue northwest. be
tween X and s streets-WNliam II Drl-
vail et uX. to Franklin 7. Sanner, lot
%, square l64. so.
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
Charles n. J. Macdonald ct TX. 10
! Isabel J. Gordon, lot "a square 1865. SO.
American University Park-Galen 7.
( TAFT Il al, trustees, 10 Albert T. and J.
/ Frank Seller, trustees. lot IS. square
1876. SO.
l4l4 Twenty-ninth street northwest
! Catherine z. Fegan 20 Lewis Messenger.
| lot 2l5, square l25S. SO
Washington Notwithstanding Kluck-
huhn 70 Anna Eriksteine, part lot %,
/ block S SO
Twenty street northwest. be-
tween L and NJ Streets-W Wallace
/ Chiswell et al 70 katherine +. Hughes,
lot 81, square 100. $40.
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]. TAYLOR ELLYSON
WILL Be PRESENT
Lieutenant Governor Will
Be Guest of City on
April 30.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. VA, MARCH Is

In addition to the presence CT the
Governor of Virginia. Alexandria Will
also have as her guest on April 80 the
lieutenant governor Of Virginia. Secre-
tarv Wedderburn this morning received
the following acceptance:
Lieut.. Gov j. Taylor Ellyson accepts
with pleasure the invitation of the
George Washington Monument Associa-
ton to be present at the dedication OF
George Washington Park on April 80 at
Alexandria, Va"
Alexandria Glass Blowers Union nave
appointed the following committee lOI
"Old Home Coming week frenzy
Schnen, chairman; Thomas I1aTkIil,
Norman Penn. Daniel Z. Harkins, ana
Z Warren, secretary.
An Emerald Tea was given by, the
Seventeenth Virginia Regiment ChaP-
ter. United Daughters of the Conieu-
which was well attended. Among those
who took part in the program were
Mrs. William Woolls, Mrs. sherman
Fowler, Mrs. George z. Pickett, Misses
RotchfoTd, REGISTER and Demalne' ana
Messrs. Fowler, Slaymaker, Birrell, Og-
den. Westlaken and Dinwiddie
The funeral of Berthe G. Gordon,
daughter Of William and Mary Cor
don, was held from her parents home,
1850 King street, this afternoon. The
Rev. Father Cutler, of St. Mary s
Church, conducted the funeral services
Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
A meeting of Samaritan Rebekah
Lodge No. y, I. Q. o. f, was held at
their hall In north Columbus street last
evening. An election for representative
to the grand assembly was held, which
resulted in the election of Mrs. Walter
Cash, with Mrs. Lizzie Parmar, alter
nate. Mrs. Parnar was recommended
for district deputy.
The body OF Mary Belts, who died
in Washington a few days ago, was
brought to this city today and sent to
Accotink for burial
Announcement las just been made
Of the marriage of Miss Mary Vir-
ginia Davis, daughter of Capt. George
Davis, and John 7. Reeves, of Allen
dale. S. G. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Pew. II. j. Cutler, at
the parsonage of st. Mary's Church,
on Monday evening last.
A meeting of the Junior Daughters.
Z D. c., will be held at Lee Camp
Hall this evening, when many mat
tiers OF Importance Will come up for
consideration.
Allison Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union Will hold it's monthly
meeting at the Children's Home this
afternoon.
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SERIOUS CONDITION
OF POPE IS DENIED
Positive Assurances Given Out in
Vatican Circles-Leaves
His Apartment.

ROME, March 1s.-Positive assurances
from the highest Vatican circles dis
pute recent publications that the Pope's
illness Is serious. The Pope stin feels
the effect OF his February attack Of in
huenza. and is bothered by an obstinate
hoarseness and difficulty in breathing.
but is without fever, and is able to
leave ais apartments and hold a few
audiences.
The Pope fully appreciates the deli
cate condition of his health. He re-
Gently told Belgian Archbishop Mercisr,
VINO recalled the efficient policy Of
Leo XIII. toward Belgium: Really, my
predecessor was 50 fine a diplomat that
he deceived even time itself Unfor-
tunateIy, however. l fear my ailments
will prevent my lesser diplomatic quail
fications from reaching that stage of
perfection"
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C0LUMBIA-Niblo Travel Talk.

Tomorrow afternoon at 4:3O o'clock
the Columbia Theater will again present
Fred Niblo, the American humorist-
traveller. n the second Of his Talks
Of Travel IN Distant Lands"
AIR. NiblO will repeat on Friday af-
GSnoon, the zigZag journey through
AFRICA which he gave Sunday evening.
when he conducted his audience over
the entire hunting grounds included in
The Itinerary Of the Roosevelt hunting
party me pictures of the Dark Con-
tinent shown and talked on Nv Mr.
Niblo are views and motion pictures of
certain sections of that mysterious
country On next Sunday evening Mr..
a Journey through Egypt from Cairo
10 Khartouun
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LYcEUML@The New Centurv Girls.n

The attraction at the New Lyceurn
Theater next week will be the New
Century Girls" the premier organiza-
ton of the great Western burlesque
wheel.
some OF the best talent money can pro-
cure ard an olio of headline vaudeville
acts. Two burlettas are introduced, en-
titled, respectively. The Hotel Thes-
plan" end Beans" a sensational race
track satire. The chorus, which con-
stsfts Of twenty-five pretty girls. is said
10 be well dressed and well drilled
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SAUNDERS WIDOW
AWARDED DAMAGES
Wife Of Man Killed in Senate Of
fee Building Will
Get $4,000.

-Four thousand dollars damages were
awarded Eosabelle Saunders. by a jury
n Justice Stafford's court today against
James stevens, a contractor who en-
ployed the woman's husband. Thomas
Saunders, at the time he met his death
on the Senate Ofhce Building. January
q, 1903
saunders was running q hosting en-
gine when large pieces o. stone used 81
the construction OF the building fell
upon him. Attorneys Newmeyer and
Tobriner, representing the plaintiff. de-
clared that the stones OF the baiustrade
which fell were not set properly anG
that the contractor was responsible kor
the death OF his workman
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AcADEMY-"Tony, the BOotbIack.n

Dave Genaro and Ray Bailey. we'll
known team Of vaudeville headliners,
VIII make their first appearance at the
Academy next week as stars I'm A. H
Woods latest melodramatic triumph,
Tony the Bootblack"
This piece, ia four acts and twelve
scenes, affords the stars ample oppor-
tunity for a display Of their talents.
The play is said to abound in thrills.
stirring cllmaXest wholesome comedy
and pathos, and sensational situations.
me plot gives an excellent idea OF the
Vaccinations OF THE Black Hand"
gang OF criminals
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COMEDY AND MUSIC
FOR ANOTHER WEEK
Miss FRITZ Scheff, John
Drew, and Fitch Play
in Bill.

Miss FRITZ Scheff will be seen at the
Columbia theater next week in The
Prima Donna"
On account OF previous contracts
Nine. Scheff had TO leave the Knicker-
booker theater in New York at the
height Of the popularity of the opera.
Victor Herbert likes to write the
music for a Blossom song, as shown
by the success of Mile. Modiste" and
The Red MILL both of which he
wrote for Charles Dillingham;
The excellent cast 10 be seen In the
support of FRITZ Scheff includes James
= Sullivan, William Raymond Will
liam X. Harcourt, Donald Hall, Mar
tin Hayden, Phil Branson, Herbert
Aging, Blanche Morrison, Ruth Holt
Boucicault, Renee Dyris. La Novetta,
katherine Fletcher and others.
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BELAsco-"The Blue Mouse

Clyde Fitch's latest play. THE Blue
Mouse" farcical comedy of unique
stage types, with cast which includes
Elsa Ryan, Robert Dempster, Albert
Gran, Lily Hall, Sam Reed, Gordon
Mendelhohn, Effie Warner and twenty
others, will be the Offering at the Be
laseo Theater next week. when the
Messrs- Shubert present their greatest
success in this city for the first time.
Miss Ryan, late co-star with Louise
Cunning in ''Marcelle," will be seen in
a character new to the stage She
enacts the role of Paulette Divine,
Salome dancer. who is known as The
Blue Mouse"
Then there Is a father-in-law from
out OF town who proceeds to light up
the White Way, before the second act
IS we'll on the audience. too busy laugh
Zig, predicts the press agent, will be
unable to follow the plot, as the situa-
lions, more novel than any Mr.. Fitch
has devised, give way to one another
with a whirlwind raipdity.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALE.

WANTED-Position as companion to an ell
derry lady or an invalid. good reader; can
give massage treatment ana use sewing ma
chine: ve~y best reference by pastor Of ny
church and others. Address A V. l., Times
onIce. Can play piano and sing, II desired
mhlS-2ts
WANTED-POsttiOn as ging house
keeper Tor gentleman by woman Of expert
ence and refinement. BOX ITO. Times ONCE.
It
ny EXPERIENCED MILLINER. old hats
and trimming made into new styles. new
hats trimmed cheap viii call rs 10th St
n. Il. mhlo-zt~
WANTED-By neat cOlOred girl. place as
cham bernsaid. 1874 Kirby St y. W. Il
EXPERIENCED TEACHER wants begin
ners on piano, day or evening" terms rea-
sonable BOX 100. Times Otace- mhlI-ZJs
YOUR BEST reference, a neat suit by
RING, has X y. W. Phone NJ 44e5-Y.
nhII-tf
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CHASE'S-Vaudeville.

Chase's next week will offer Valerie
Bergere and company, w. H. Murphy,
Blanche Nichols and company, the Big
City Quartet, the Charles Ahearn
Troupe Of Comedians, REINFORCED by the
famous Helms, Al Lawrence, Charles
Newbold and Annie Carol. and the
American vitagraph series, The Life
Of French Sailor The Morning At
ter" by Willis Steel, is the new tri-
1mph which, will be played by Miss
Bergere and her support.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

HIGHEST cash prices paid for ladies and
gents cast-oH clothing; drop card win call.
S. STLBEH. 1872 7th n ". fez1-90t
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GAYETY-"Girls From Happyland."

Billy W. Watson and the Girls From
Happyland," including lizzie Freligh
and large company OF merrymakers.
will be the attraction at the Gayety
TheateT next week.
The program will include offerings by
Harry KOier. Ed Rogers Sixteen Cotton
Blossoms, the Monarch Comedy -Four
the Verdi Musical -Four. the TuttI
Frutu Band, while chorus Of hand
some women Will be on the sidelines
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Advertisements will be ACCENTED

Advertisements viii be accepted at
any of the following branch Offices
at regular Office rates. If 1t is In
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be tele-
phOned direct to The Times (Main
$500, and a messenger viii call to
collect.
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NATIoNAL-JOhn Drew in "Jack
Straw

Charles F'rohman viii present John
Drew at the New National next week
IN w. Somerset Maugham's comedy,
Jack Straw
Mr. Drew has just completed a four
months successful run in this play at
tie Empire Theater IN New York
Jack Straw is the name of the char
acter assumed by Mr.. Drew. The STORY
OF the play begins joke. but takes
a serious aspect when the prince falls
IN love with his victims pretty daugh-
ter. The complications, as may oe sup
posed, are numerous ard unexpected
and the denouemt mt is entirely unlocked
for. It Is only necessary to saw that
In the end the prince gets the pretty
daughter and mamma gets a well-de-
served lesson in good manners.
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MAJEsTIc-MOving Pictures and
Vaudeville.

The Majestic hopes next week TO offer
a bill that will comprise novel vaude-
vile features and the latest thing to
oe obtained in moving pictures.
songs, dancing and monoIogue num-
oers VIII be included in the vaudeville
part of the program.
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NORTHEAST.

McCHEsNEV s. JOACHIM. cor. ID and z
SITS Phone L. s23.
LADDON PHARMACY. 1900 Florida ave.
Phone L. 1886.
KRAUss' PHARMACY. cor. Str and K SITS.
Phone L. 1871
BENZ. T. LANHA3i. TIth and 2. Cap eta
Phone L. To-.
Phone ~. S0lS.
mcCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. 9Th and z 81.
Phone I. 1872.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

Bargains in Slightly Used Vehicles
Fine jump-seat surrey, good as new. only
$50.
Rubber tire runabOut SO.
Rubber tire station wagon 800
Good secondhand wagon, SO
s. ID. WATERS & son,
$40 Pa ave
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EOETHEAET

A. z. POWELL 18th and East CapitoI SITS.
Phone L I15c
A. b. BURROWS. 18th and Pa ave. Phone
ROACH DRUG CO.. 18th and C SITS. Phone L.
1851.
F. p WELLER. cor. sth and I. Phone W
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SOTrTEfWEqr

V HUGO EIsENBEIss. 7th and p ais
Phone NJ. 57c2.
McDTNALD. J. W. AZ and L. Phone NJ
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GEnRaETOWN-

2. p. WELLER. Pharmacy, 1854 NJ st. N. w
PHONE L. 1903. W. 279.
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BICYCLES.

We HANDLE the best line OF bicycles n
he city at the lowest prices straight tcHk
oIcyCles So: double bar bicycle. SO. sasy
old wheels taken Ia exchange.
for Unicorn PuRcturs Proof
Tires. S1.s5- WENDELL & CO. 1I2S Tth nv.
nh5-Seg
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ANAtDt5I IA.
BTTRY's PHARMACY. corner Ronros ana
Jefferson Its Phone L. 1883.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA
P. L CARRIE & CO, 100 King 81.
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The Washington Times makes
special cash-in-adTance rates for
Classified Advertising.
CLASS 4
One cent a word each inse
charge, Is cents
CLASS B

Three times within one week. a cents a
line; times. consecutvely, 90 cents q line.
Minimum space, 3 lines.
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CHEVY CHASE, ND.
T. A. SONNElMAS.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

NOAiEN-Colored, Of energy. Intelligence,
ana genIility 10 canvass; must come recon-
Iaendsd; salary, IS per week. Apply Room
49I stewart Bldg, 9Th and d. mh1T-2t
NOMAN--Reliable. to cook and do general
housework Can go II st w. mhl7-3t'
WOMEN wanted fnishers on custom
vets. 1927 6th st N w fnhl6-3ts
10 EXPERIENCED FINISHERS on custom
pants. 40l 9Th st. y. w. 80 floor. c. PEAKE.
mhiS-3t
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

WHAT'S THE USE Of delaying the needed
repairs 10 your steam OF hot water boilers %
Phone us the order and have 1t attended %
without delay. Large force OF competent men
always available Prices moderate. VII
LIAM COMRADES Co. los tn st y. W
Phone Main 2420. nlh1S-th. 50. tu-tl
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FOR SATE-Grocc-y business cheap: cen
tral location; doing good business good rea-
son for selling Address. BOX a. Times Of
fee mhIS-St-
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CLASS B

GLASS d
All other classIhcations Is cents a line;
times, 10 cents a u2e-minimum, lines.
Personals, Is cents line any number OF
times.
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GROCERY MEAT STORE for sale. with Nv
ing rooms attached doing hrst-class busi-
ness; viii sell on account OF leaving city. at
sacrifice price. Corner 90 and L sts- 3 z
uahfS-3re
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FOR SALE-S10. 500. business property paying
se5 net; not been Idle one day since IL was
built Is years ago; sold on easy terms Ad-
dress BOX 104, Times Office. mhl6-5c
GROCERY STORE n. T.. doing good cash
business corner. 1905 . ST ~. e mhl6-5t'
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FOR RENT OR SALE-CompIeteiy furnished
Office rh1s-Sts
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FOR HIRE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUTO FOR HIRE and T-passenger touring
cars at regular rates Tel the garage 24s9
Main, 1915 New York ave ~ w. mh1-tf
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FORD See the New Model T
/ ~ N II Price $3.50.

A 4-cy Under, % n. P touring car. easily
controlled comfortable. powerful and speedy:
surely we'll worth invests CATION Phone for a
demonstration CHAS- z MILLER & BRO.
lbs lath ST. Phone ~ 4I7o. 6s10-f
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FURNITURE
LAUNDRIES.
VIRGINIA LAUNDRY co.

Naval Lodge Building. $50 Pa. ave. ). E.
CHAS- II. HADAWAE, Manager,
Laundry work Of-eyery description All work
guaranteed Shirts 10 and l2c each. Collars
and cuns - each. Phone Lincoln Is
rnh9-tu, IN. Stuff
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DENTISTRY.

once Hours. $50 A II 70 $50 P. NJ
DR. OTIS W. ELZEY. DENTIST
s w cor 10th and +. entrance on 1ota-
DR. ". J. EIZETs DENTIST,
N E cor 4th and E Capitol cts N E Nod
crate pr1ces-SatiEfaCriOn guaranteed II 4s5z-
kel1-rf
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FOR SALEM acres OF Hard block steam.
gas and fuel cgai, self-6ratn1ng. 70 fec
vein, under line same Eve ,eeins OF cooking
coal: about 900 feet IN depth; along the Penn
sylvavnia r. r.; $4,000 per acre; half casi,
balance on time; other large holdings "a
penn and West W
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BOX 113, Times Office
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botte idulOig 6cfonnt bobcn nno 81
elmer 8elobube bon je $500 perur.
tbeilt iuoroell iiflo.
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