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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES: .
NORTHWEST.


wOODNARD L0THROP. Information Bureau
GOLDENBERG' Information Bu-sau-
HECHT 4 CO., Cashiers once
PALAIS ROYAL. Information Bureau
s. KANN. SONS & Co. Information Bu-eHu.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. corner 7th 81 and E L
ave. and Z ST Uw.
5OHNsTON's PHARMACY. Izd y. J. ave ~.
F. P. WELLER'S PHARMACY. 81 Il s.. Nv
ATKINSOS'S PHARMACY, 18th and g SIS. Nv
ASTORIA PHARMACY. q and G SIS. nV-
hENESAW PHARMACY. Mount Pleasant ana
Irving SIS. Nv
NeXULTY's CIGAR STORE. rs 18th & ~.
IA4LOE'S PHARMACY on ard P SIS, nv
DAVIS PHARMACY. 9Th and sts- ~
y. 4. MENKE 5rh ard X SIS Nv
PRoCTOR'S PHARMACY. ISIS litn St ~
]. IA LEATHERWOOD ISIS lith = ~.
6TOTT & SNYDER. 18th snd SIS III.
DOM & SASFORD'S PHARMACY, co-nz \. =
ave ard North Cspitol St Nv
DAY & cos PHARMACY. 5th snd G sSS EE-
TARNOID'S PHARMACY. sf1I lftn 81 m.
HERALD BRANCH. e5 2 s. Nv.
NORTHEAST.
HcCHESNEY < JOACHIM, q ard sts. ne.
McCEESNEY & JOACHIM sth ard stA ne-
6. J. GEIGER'S PHARMACY, oEIsE et5 sHd
s.
CHARLES 7. FUHRNASN7S PHARMACY. sth
BLUMER'S PHARMACY. y Capitol and stz- Ne
D. .. COURTNEY'S CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND,
~ \. Capitol 81.
SOUTHWEST.
MlLBURN'S PHARMACY. IN ard p sss- 81
SOUTHEAST
3 P. WELLER. 9Th and I ss -
GUY NJ NELLY 1lth an6 c SIS =
BEOOELAND-
CHARLES G. LENNCN. 1zIh z-d NeTtOI "a
ALEXANDRIA.
WILLIAM P TAYLOR. 6l5 kinE 81
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Y B-Follouirg scledule figures published oaly
as Information. and sre rot guaranteed:
Fer Atlanta Birmingham Mobiit New Orleans
Asheville. ChattanooSa Memphis. 3 a. n. AID l9:ss
2 n daily. Dining CAS-.
Fo- Roanoke Knoxville. Chattauooza. Memphis.
Nev Orleans 1910 = n. dsils. Dining czrS
Fer Columbia Charlestor. Augusta. Aiken. Sayza-
ush. Jacksonville ard Flcr!ta points. $40 D u
saily lsnins or service
Tourist cars fGr California. tTi-Eeekiy SO T. n
Locsl fer Harrisorbc-g - n daily. I.ls , n
veck days: for DaGville. 20 q. n daily. ard "a.
Cha7iottesFille 80 =. n. and - 2 T. daily.
Freousut trains - srd from Rlnerort.
l. :. BROWN General A4rut
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LEGAL NOTICES.
z H THOMAS and A. B. DUVALL, Atsons-..

- n i6eAiA7 sad A. 3. DbAALLs AttornsTs.
II THE SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT
q eoi1I11s. holding District Court IN u Tss
openlhs X al aileJ IN square l0s5 IN the Dssfri--
= comma District Court No sl6-Nosis &
aeeE gwen taat the Commissioners u the Dis
tl.t q tollaloia, pursuant b the provisions -
4es.tE' % q se7-- q The Code q Laws for the
Dis't-l' o. toliainla. have fled q PETITION n sis
c5'if5 pIayins the condemnation of ne lsnd neos-
81 lOI re oleng q an ailey In square Numbered
1,'lsafsa ana thlr-yiFe qo55l in the District
q 1tt.liioia Is shown ou raf cr mar, Sled v--.a
tie sad petition part thereof snf --svi-- -,
tA9t luiy q hFe rdicous dsintsresfef me-, -,.s
selaied to any DersCn Interested In tbcss o-ocss5
Nc. ana n9i y the service q enplo-uent of frs
I Dlstract q t0uEtia CT cf fhs F-,-l.ez So ~
slgIncncd b. the United S.atss - - =
District 4 Columbia % asses ne dsrrs-ss ,..s
oElcl o. and r. be taken mar s1stsfn lr 49,,
q the opening Il the aforesaid zller and ~ -
seiIlalia-i q me land nec-sssrT fo- the u,rrosas
SleI9el sna % asses the hsnsats resulting thsre-
ifll, including ire cxpenses e these r-oreesir- a
p-otiled tcr In and hy the afo-csasd Code NJ Tsr-
=, b the c0urj, this sorh day 4 AprH A. D
is ordered thar al rcrsons having am fursr-s. =
i.iese rrocecGsss be. and they are heretr- Tar,eT
AMI crmEaudcd % apTear in this crzsr+ ~ -
2-tTe the lsT DAY OF JUNE a. b. iga a. n
c-ocS a. M and continue in attendsre. urfn
ne court shall have made i:s final order rsfif-irz
ana c0I1Tin1ne tie award q damages and -be
assessment q BENEFITS q the ilrT 10 Be i-ranelas
- --i--As Gu = = llILler Cr1eFel that 4
c9p5 r ms Notice ard ordsr b pablishcd ancs h
,1e HaSllnsion Law Reporter. ard oncs II tie
washington ETcning SfaT. The Washington Hs-aN
me washington TmeS. and the Washington Pos-
nevs1ai<T5 pu6lishld ID the SAID Dirtrief 80.
ne sad IS Day = Juns A. .. Is9 L IS f7rsber
/ crdeTed that csry n this notice and order bs
served tg the United States marshal Or his de-isz
GI1D slc1 O. The CUnCTs q the Zee q The hnI =,
4 ee condemned kerciu as nay b found b. TIE ssid
lsrs-ai c. his deputies within the De- -
Columbia bCfcre the said lst dzy Il J4Bs y
ls22- By the court THOS H ANDERSON Is.
tiee- a true oopy-Test- 'Sesli J. R. YoTNS
CleIk. By WIS. F. LEMON. Assistant Clsrk
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE N EFFECT JANUARY L I9s
Leave Washington New Gnscu S-stiou.
sae 8 m.--Daiiy-An points OF NoTfclk and West
N; also knOxvilie. Chstta1oCgz sud Memphis
ma8 2. m--Dsily-Roanc7s Bristol WiuS.oo.
Salem. krczTiis. Chatfsnoor7 Nashville Memphis
New Orleans. Through SioeDeT. Dining csrS.
Fer Scrfok-Ls7Fs Washington. SO a n daily.
lbs a. II daily iexczpt sunday. ArriTe NorfolE
uSs :. n. and 50 2. n
sS5 ?. m--Daily-BerTyviIls, Luray- Shs-sn5osh.
Trsils from the Southwest arrive Sc q. n. a3c
1oS3 r n
All information Fourteenth street and New Yo-s
srenue (Bond RuIIdsrsl
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.

FOR SALE-S259 EACH: SOUTHEAST; FIVE
bricks. containing SIX rooEs and bath each: rent
ing for sl5.5e each. For these and other invest
ments- consult THoS. J. FISHER & CO.. Inc, rs
18th 81 nv. Phone Main 6S59. after D n.
phone Nam biSsy. "a
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FOR SALE-CoUNTRY HOMES.

FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL HOME NEAR CAM
bridge. Nd, On the Choptznk River. House anS
outnuIdiHEs II spisnd.d ccrdifion Fer particulars
Apply 70 7. A. BOWEN, yr-. LIS St. nx. Is
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WOOD. COAL. AND COKE.

a. BROWNING. LINCOLN AVE- AND sEATON
place ne.5 broken CT furnace coal, per ton $50:
Ehits ash. eEg stove. and cnestuut. SG75 pea coal
s. Phone y. lssi ao1-eot
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FARMS.

NORTHERN VIRGINIA FARMS.
Stock. Dairy. Orchard. s1d Cd colonial homes
from - 10 $50 acre: near Washington D. c
J. PRESTON SHANNON FARM SPECIALIST
PuTcellElle. Va mhS1-tf.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

EXPECT DEVELOPING AND PRINTINg AT
lowest pIlces; commercial and amateur work so
..ei'ed- NATIONAL PaOIu. Co, zZI Ilsh St Nv
'Paone 81. 20. II
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CHESAPEAKE & OHI0 RAmWAY

NOIE-Pueiished only as information. and DO.
guaranteed.
30 P NC & q. LIMITED. Dasy-Fsss Vs.
u5uec train. Puilmau slcspers 20 Lexington Lsufs
s1ie' tI1c7nnat Indianapolis, Chicago. scd 81.
Louis PsllCr car 20 Vsr-inia Hot S--ir0s -=sak-
: deyS Pullman csr Louisville 70 Memphis ana Sez
Orleans Dining C1rs Ia C1rte service
uI9 P Mp. F Y LIMITED. Dsrv-so5ia
res'ibuie train. Puh1a1 slespers 70 Ciucu-zt!
Lexington and Lo-iSv Ile dailv and Virvsriz Hot
STTiuEs week days E.uirc cars a u carte se-yics
Pullman sieepeTs Cir r-nnzti 20 Chic1co and St
Louis, ard Louisville 70 NenTais. Nashville. and
NcT Orleans
ChesaTeske ard Ohio oScss. So PerrsYIrzuia
sTsnue; I'D J street. and New Uuiou Statio- Tel
eTbc1e Main les CT 2o5 for tic,cts baggage checks
reservations ard Taxicah
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OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING oCARTERMAs-
ter Takoul1 Suhs-ati1-. Washi-r71n n q 9Ts~
5 es.-Sealed proposals. n t-iplicste. s1biect 10
ne usual conditions VII oe received here u-tl II
oeioek. noOn. Nay =. 800 and thgn oAened. Toy
''rls1-s and deiiTeEiag earth for Sting a. Wash
-asf2a -ssTseSs. y. G.. either by hy5r7ulc dredza
q aa-ilns Specifications. blank proposals ana
further information Gs-nsshe5 on srrlic7sio-. p-o
Dsli5 - he Hla7Ssd Proposals for Filing and al
dE5ssed 70 i. L PETTUS. Ccns-ructi-g Q,srsr-
'z-as,eI- Tahslna Su5station D. G
Eg3,s560I
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LOST AND FOUND.

WILL THE ELDERLY WHITE LADY WHO
vas accompanied Is slraI black d.. ant r1o
Uic6sd NJ lllys brown T0ckctbCck containing m1lCy.
rapers. and keys from Sench IN Lafayette Pax.
-gturn same - address gwen oa papers in rocset-
h5ok3
BETWEEN AND So z. NJ. BETWEEN san
de-s & Starman's music store ard 18th and h
SIS ard % LEbra-v poCkgtb0Ck containing hllis and
reccipts bearing crlers name LioeEaI reward q
returned 10 1870 X s. uw y
L0ST-PART OF Alto LAMP or CHEVY
Chase Railroad H L CHANDLEE -z-i r 50.
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DENTISTRY.

NOT TOO HIGH NOT TOO CHEAP.
REASONABLE PRICES.
Plates. g: az crowns srd 5ri5ge-o-E TX
go.6l. s.; god filings. & and up. aIalSz9
ssilseTl tllinss, s.. WoEk guaranteed Ca
administered
Dr. 6. w. cox. "a Pa are. Nv
1tgEsss'
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.
WANTED
BOCKkEEPERS. sTENOGRAPHERs,
TELEGRAPHERS.

More 5anke-s q the SeTerteen States IN
Shich 5no. F. Draushon's Thirsy-Ore Colleges
are lcc3ted- Indo-Se these Rusioess Colleges
than SLd0zse ALL Oshers- II YOU want EVI-
DENCE and EaEt 10 RISE to IAe Sl0-z-dzy
class. ask fo< FREE cztalogEs. Lessons BY
NAIL II urefeTTed
DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS
COLLEGE,,
Washington. Chesley Bldg. l5I7 n. I. ave.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
Iurbia. holding PROBATE Ccur- ". Issl1. Adn5r-
sstTsti6n-7his % ETe uo-icc that the suhsr-Aer
of tce D.strict cf Columbia has obtained from tie
PrcHate Court a TIRE District q Columbia letters
tesfImCu-ary On the estate q Matthew D1noh-g
late e t.le District e Columbia. deceased. Al
persons having claims against the deceased s7s
hgTCtv warned % EXHIBIT the ssne with the Touch-
crs uereof. legally authenticated % the subsc-iber
on - before the 18th DAY OF APRIL. A d.
1916, otherwise thy my b. law he eTclTded f-om
all heufft Z saii estate. Given under nv hz-l
this .s1h DAY Of April ise MARTIN DONOHUE.
IIe7 Fourth street noTthess- Attest: SEAL JAMES
TANNER. REGISTER of wills fo- the Dis-rict q
Co'rIzbia. Ciek = the Probate Court P. p
HILLIARD. Actoney. spDEuy
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'E +. THOMAS AND A. B. DUyALI. Att0ras-s.

! ~ The SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT
q Columbia holding a District Court In rs
Tie oFeails e ri alley in SQUARE =. Il tas DIS
tr--t q C9iu1lbis- District CCurt. No. s-.-No.ir,
Is hereby gwen that the Commissioners cs the d.
rrlct II Columbia. pursuant 70 tEe TT0Eisi5ls e
sections l5s e seg- II Tie Code = Laws for tie
DZs1tct q Cc.Hmbls have fled I reti-sou s. tbs
C1rt praTi1E the condemnation - Tie land uec.s-
szy tcr tie cDeElns of ai-ev Ic squarc uurberei
t1lrty-t"o - u the District q Colunnis ss
shoT-n on - map Sled with ne ssid p-titio1
as DaTl thereof and PRAYING also that a JlrT q fre
iicio-s- dlsiutsresed usn. Dot related TO auy pr
son interested IN these proceedings and not II H.
sc-Tice g employment O. the District o. CoIuu-b4
~ q the United States. be summoned b. the UnffsI
states marshal foE the District u Colunhis 10
asses the damages each olrner cf land % be take3
aT sustain b reason o. the ouen-ng q lie aF7re-
sad silcy and the condemnation q the Lzrd nsc-.-
saTy icT the purposes thereof auf 10 assqss IL.
BENEFITS resulting therefrom including ;he exrez=.=
Ct t1cSe ITCCeeL1gE as provided fCr IN srI b. th.
Aforesaid Code q Laws. II Is. b. TIE court this
9Th Gay q ATrl. a. y. 1872 ordered that al
persons hsTicE a1v interes; u thess u-rceeiirz,
bc- ard t-.ey are hereby varnsd ard commanded =
appear Iu this c0Crr On OF before the 1ST DAY
OF JUNE. A n. Ie9s a. 2 O-cl0cE 4 n and
c3ntlnue ~ attendance Until the court shall have
made rs r1al order ratIfvicz AID c1-eruin- -te
award q dzzsScs ard tila ASSESSMENT q bsnszls
q the 5uT 70 Dc eI2paneled and sE0rr herein ard
Z Is further CTdee1. that copy q this rGtce snd
cEic- b published orce IN she WzshinErau Lzr
Reporter and Cncs IN -hs washington Evening
star. Tfe Washington Herald. the Wzshin-tcn
Tine. and the Washington Post. ueEspaue-s pub
shed 20 The sid District. before the said lz- d.
& Jg2e. A. .. lS9- Il IS further ordered. thz.
COPY . this notice and order be served by the
United STATES marshal. or his deD-ries. unon s-ca
of the ouners q the Zee Of the land % X oua-
cenued he1sia ss may be found hy ths said ma-shsl
c- hls der1,ies within The District q Columbia BE-
icre the sad lst dsJ of dune. A d 1s1 By IRE
Court THOS- q ANDERSON Justics. 4 rr-=
c-T--Test- fSe5Li 7. r. YOUNG. ClerE b
WIS T LEMON Assistant Cert
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AUCTION SALE.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Aur4o8,.-.
PAWNBROKERs.

READY MONEY at FIR CENT
On watches diauonds and 5gzesT.
LOUIS sBRAHAMS,
Bcr6ed b-cksr, IS Ninth - ~
Old g0ld. silver. and TsEn tickets fought far CSA
G3d
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIE WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-Notice Is hereby
given that a spccial meeting q the stoczhod-rs or
tie Washington Market Company uil be- held 90 Che
oEce Of the company in Center Nsr6et. CD IA
S-rCCt northwest IN the CITY q NdsliuE-1r D. g.
~ o'ciock in the afternoon on SATURDAY, MAY
I5 1879. e. vote upon supplemental deed q trust
of the c1nraEy conveying Let No 3 En- square -
u 1hr -r1s-co UlmCd in TIN d@ut # 1TUSJ dated
Decenb@ u, isss, @= additional security for tne
s. es 0f b-r5s described therein ard also 90 vote
upon incidental changes u ard additions 70 Sa-d
original deed O. trust Of Dcceuber L. 1877. and uT-n
any ether matter within the IoUe- Of t1c corpora
1iCG which may b. presented 70 tie meeting.
FRANK e.. WILKINS
Secretary
Washington. p. C.. Mag 5. Ela. Ia
n ROY PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. has RE-
moved - 9l5 Z 81. NV. room s. lS
OFFICE OF TIE LANsTON NONOTYPE Ma
CHINE COMPANT III Call0Uh-l street Phila-
deiphia April 4. ls39.-Ths annual meeting q the
stoesh0lders q the Lansto1 No-oype Machine Con-
rany wiu be held az the oH8ce q Fznc5s L S1aiLA>
esq L3 5. Roral ST. Alexardna. Va. az Z
o'clock noon on THURSDAY. the 9Th day of Nay,
Isoa for the purpose of eisctilE a board q d.
rectCrs 70 serve fGT the ensuing year and trans
acting such Other business as may properly cone
before i. Transfer books VII be clcsed cn Ap-il
= a. y o'clcck noon and VII be seopsued ln Nay
Il ~ % O'Clock a n b Ordgr q TIE board Oi
directors W ARTHUR SELLNAN. Secretary.
auZl-16t
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INSURANCE.

RALPH ". LEE.
INSURANCE N AL IT'S BRANCHES.
EElIOTED TO ROOMS Z13
NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
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To BALTIMORE
EEERT HOUR on THE HOUR
WEES DAYS. 800 a. II 20 i - . II
- tSoo. 76Q. 20 "0 rs5G F.8. -sSg
go 1880. 'I15r a It.. ~I2l0 nocn fIZ:l5 .Isg
Nl5. f2Io. go f3Sl. $50. 100. E:s5 $50 f5sE
$50 f5oo $50. T30. D1o SI6 "iD1d Jas
'll1o, 'Gl5, night
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. 10 s5.a =
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS AND LOUISVILLE
ga q n 'sIS . Il. 'Iz,s9 n;zht-
PITTSBJRG. '9-l0 = n. -. ss-i5 , t. sls-ss
TsClt-
CLEVELAND. SO :. n
CULTNRrS sS1 n n
MHEELINls. -9-19 q Il so :. -
MINf,HESTER. rs-i0 a. II rsFS $50 = n
r KID EkiCh- is-0 sd S9-l5 = L. N59. f4-s5
HAGERSTOWN $40 p II so . n.
,-AoNNAPC!-!S. =. -soe. Tl215 uoo1. r35. S59
llai.y. fExcent Srn3sy. sSundaT c'I-
TELEPHONES 81 Al TIRE following TicEsf or.
hoes: lH4 @ e Nv. Maiu 1871. SO Perrs-lvania
eye.. Man Is: New Crio1 Station Ticket O1Hcp
NAN 20. !Eto-Traticn Bureau Msin 80
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OEFICES

TWO LARGE CO&5IUNICATING SECOND
fooF front 1aice rpcus fc- rent ~ s. az TAG
GART-FBASER co. It05 New York ave I4
FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BLDG lH5
e u~-; desirabie oaice roc7as. sucluiiuz heEt
iglr- elevator. and ysEifos service: rs.ces 81 %
s. Der ION WEAVER BROS. IGs s.. nz.
spI5tf'
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
Dlslrle1 q Columbia, Washington. d. C., Ap-il
%. lo9.-Sealcd proposals wiz be received s+ ~,
cl-cc ulin O'Clock p n, MONDAY May q
ls fcr furnishing s1d installing one cooling nom
u the Emerggncy Hospital: ard Fo- fr.--is.ira ne
ambulance fcT az the E1Berzency HOSPITAL
Bank ferns q proposal ard al Necessary .ufo-.na-
1lon nay Be obtained On application 70 the Prop
erty Clerk. District Building. washington. d. q
Henry B. = MACFARLAND. HENRY [.
WEST. " Y. JCDSON, Commissioner D. q
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
HOUSES.
APARTMENTS.

APARTMENTS.
TWO VERY DESIRABLE FTVE.RoOlI APART.
naenfs in The Shires. l75s Columbia road. row
Iar rert ~ 80, alec one siz-roon al 81, front
ara fc1- pcTches. SPACIOUS lawns. zee JOHN ".
CHILBKESS. lfi5 Il s. Nv -
~ To lI PARK EOAc. =EAR 18Th ST
scoTt distance 70 ether csF Inc
Stz e1ldiuS3. ubs.lutial stfrzctIve cozplesA
'Fecne 10 each a-artmen;. eIec1rietT and IA
Open fTsrlaces. With Ezs Iozs-
Doubc fCors. besutifcIly fzis5ed
GOoc size rOoT-s fibsrzl ciosets
Vel oquippeS kitchen z51 Tsutry
ard ICONS and tat5 and receptf1n hx1
Servants roous. with t1;hs n bzsen.uL
L<rSe ircu Io7ch On rear. With duzb Eziszs
4 L RUST. 6s 18Th ST. M. St.
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STABLES.

FOR RENT-ONE LARGE ROOM, REAR or %
Iu6iaHa ave-. automobile. CaTriagg Cr shop C auv
sird; 8 ~ north. IE
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TEE
District & Columbia. Washington. D. g. Ar-l
2. l9la-Sealed proposals VII Be received a. This
nc unth O'Clock 2 n WEDNESDAY. May
=. ly3 Tor furnishing the District q Columbia dur
ms TIE fiscal year ending June g, 1910. with MS
c.--2ncous s1pplcs-the sane beng rejected items
q BIDS received ATTil p on the following classes
statiorery- hardware. plumbing materials, drugs
baEk ferns q IECpos2l and a. necessary infofna-
Ton nay be obtained On application 70 TIE prop-
ertr CleTk. D. g. Dis,rict Brininr 4 3
MCFARLAND. HENRY L WEST. ". Y. JUD-
son. Commissioners D. C. %
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LOTS.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-9 PER FOOT FOR BRICK
store ard dwelling on 7th St. EV. near N: next
TO corner that sold recently for $ per foo;.
Busiress men seeking location should look az
this. Lot etxio5
THOS. J. FISHER & Co. nc.
z3S l5.h 81. nv
'Phoze II. 6ssei after ,. H.. phone ". 64s-Y.
IA
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHEk HOUR on TIE ODD HOUR .
TO PalLADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEN TERMINAL. I'd STREET. NEW YORK
- g. n Diner. Pullnazr Pzrlor
$50 q T. Observation PsrioT. Fi7e-hou- trzfn.
So p n Diner and Pullnsr Psrlcr Car
W - g. n Dsre- sld Puilusr Parior Car
~ :. II Diner ard Pullman Psric- Car
ssIg J. n -Ro5aI Limited . Ar FN.llu7zu 5-h1--r
Ii19 = n tozChes 70 Phlldelrhia
80 2 H. Diner ard Ir.ilmau Psrlor.
- 2. teaches 70 Phiia6cip1ls.
'.zls night Sleepers 20 NeU Ncrk
- r sieepers 20 Phila5el7his S<SsE York
= ATLANTIC CiEX. : u. so. fIII0 a Il no
Glg 2 II
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FOB RENT-ROOMs.

FURNISHED.
lcs ST Nw.-THREB COMMUNICATING
rooms; furnished OF unfurnished- is
lzB NEW YORK AVE--FTNE. LARGE, AIRY
roons at reduced summer rates. 70
IS lgTH ST. NV NICELY FURNISHED
rcOzls; 3 ard uD; central
l0i STH 81 NW-LOVELY sECONDFLOOR
alc0Te roons; double Ct s-ugle beds; private fam
is. myi.5
80 H ST NW-LARGE FRONT ROOM FOR
tUo: also single rocm. l5
81 H 81 NW.-EXCELLENT FURNISHED
rcozls; centrally located: gentlemen prsfeTed.
I&
as d 81. NE-THREE BEACTIFCL ROOMS:
second foc-; handsomely ard completely furnished
fcT hos-kceiug, eTc3thinE EsT. clCsant gas range
ra-celaln SINK and bath; rery reasonable
l87 lfTH ST NW.-RUosls WITH OF WITH
out boar6 furnished OF grf FINISHED. reasonable
rates; cood location foT persons ia of6ce-
IDI2gI1l
I75i ST. NW.-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS:
conveniently ioca5ed, prices so 20 S-6 Phone
t-lsm- Ia
THE VAN DTRE-
s6I TO sc7 THIRD ST \. ".
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
Cafe TrarSents accom4odsted- str
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
SIS 81. NW.-TWO UNFURNIsHED FOX
light housekeeping and one furnished room. Us
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

wANTED-BY THE sHcS. FfsHER CO.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES OF ALL DESCRIp-
TONS DIRECT FROM OWNERS
TH0S J. FISHER Co.
7E 18TH y W
SUBURBAN DEPT Iesffs
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
HEALTH MOVEMENT

NIAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH NATURAL.
rcn-sUTgiczl. ci0th bound s0o-Tsgs took fTsG
4FFiy b Dsil sl5 Colorado BEadiug. FFos leC.azs
fcr women Tuesday 81 ; ?. u. 9tf'
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
REFRIGERATORs & ICEBOxES.

AcCRAY MODERN REFRIGEEATORS AND
COOLING ROOMS ARE THE BEST MADE
NELSON REFRIGERATOR CO.
50 ST \. ". deI9tu. II ~; 4
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
WANTED-MISCELLANEoUS.

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOX METAL IRON
Tu55eT. and paper stOck- MARYLAND IRON
AND sETAL CO.. sth and x IN. Phone Il
seSL UF
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

S.0o0 WORTH OF OLD GOLD. SILVER AND
diamonds Vautei for spot cash or IN ezchanze fo<
oeT ssTelry- Money forwarded promptly for goods
seut b cgt-Of-tOsn Darties. CASTELBERG-S. 20
Pa ave- str
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
WANT AD BRANCHES
THE WASHINGTON HERALD

Want Ads for TIE washiugtoz Herzld Day be
lei ~ the main ofce. - Fifteenth street north
vest. OF a. any q the following manches. or may
bs tslephoned dirsct to the main oGee ard bLl
MI Be seut foE the amount due.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

N TIE SCPRE3fE COURT or TIE DISTRICT
q Coi1Hoiz II To Petition fo- Dissoiutiu n
Ihe Na:i-nzl Cc-1Gl Daughters e Aue-icz e the
Cnitc1 states 4 Nora AmFrirz. i Co-pofsror-
Nc -s52i. EgTity.-Orisr z F'ubizti0u- TIE 90
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the ccrpcrati0n The Natiousl Coua-I Daughters
q Aneria q the United states r Norm
ArcTcs. On n0tio1 q joseph J. Darinzsc-l.
s0cito- fcr petitioners u Is this q dzy q MAJ
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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03

Company n OF the Second infantry,
located al Hanford. spent good deal
Of time At indoor target practice in
december 10 attain the standard re-
0uired at muster and inspection. The
smpany is having its range on the
fair grounds rebuilt and put in condi-
-Yn tor Ine SHOOTS of 1903. Benja-
luf Duffield. the company's most ex-
pert narksman. has been selected cap
lain Of the current years term, and
he viii make up a team Of 10 men from
among those who shall make the best
scores at the new targets.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03

COMPANY II. Filth infantry. is to
haFe an indoor target practice match
m zoo and 500 wards. reduced scale, in
IFS "armory today This company had
ante muster and inspection dril last
week, al which Is men were on the
floor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03
PIONEER MERCHANT
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Leading Member of Italian Col
Ony Is a Victim of Heart
Failure

Domenico Biagi, head of the oldest
firm of commission merchants in San
Francisco. succumbeds to heart failure
yesterday morning at his home. s4s
Jackson street. .BiagI had been i'll for
the past Is months.
The deceased, besides being one of
the best known and most highly re-
garded commission merchants in the
city, was also a leading member Of
the italian colony. At the time of his
death he was vice president of the
Italian chamber of commerce.
Biagi came to San Francisco in 1864
and established the firm of Biagi & Co.
in 1868. With the speedy growth of
the city Biagi's business grew, and at
the time of his death he was the head
OF one of the most prosperous fruit
and produce firms in the city, as well
as the oldest. II. G. sylvia and Frank
Rocca are the remaining members of
the firm.
The deceased was born in the city OF
Barga, Tuscany, Italy. He was 5S
years old. He had no known rela-
tives other than his widow, Mrs. Lottie
Biagi. nee Williams. Biagi was a mem
Der of the Improved Order of Red Men.
The funeral will be held from the
residence at 949 Jackson street tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock.