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katherine Farrell
The Pennsylvania also brought 2o44 tons OF
general merchandise, s4e.s46 in treasure and Il
COMES TO BE SURVEYED
The Norwegian steamship Fir arrived from
slenoocino Yesterday. from which pert Ii was
per az that place when sudden gale spranG up
accompanied by ground swell. Captaln Nssr
cussen al once put 10 sea- but in crossing m,
osr ne struck. The vessel did not leak but i,
survey. e' Ao1
STEAMSHIP MEXICAN ARRIVES
The American Hawaiian steamship Mexican.
ssR.sin s Iopiey arriyed yesterday. Ii days from
brought general merchandise.
BOAT sPIELER ARRESTED
Charley Wheelan. well known boat spieIe,
On on me water front, was 80 violent in shouting
noon that he was arrested and taken 10 the bar.
Dor police station. He was released on hail
ROBBED AND BEATEN
Yet Peter. Chinese cook OF the United st.tas
Inspectors tug Golden Gate. was attacked hT
mugs Monday night he was going TO Broad
way wharf TO board the steamer He Was
~ ss On me head his nose was broken and
tlcO He was carried TO the harbor emergencv
hospital and later was taken to his home.
FAINT FROM EXCITEMENT
Two women tainted from excitement Yesterday
during the parade and were carried to the har-
Mrs. ]. Soper, who lives in Oakland She fs,ntad
Al the ferry building. The second was Miss A.
bonneroerger. who lives al 767 North Point
street She became exhausted in front Of the
st. Francis. - 'ie
CARRIES FULL CARGO
The steamship San Jose will sail today 70,
tAnana with 1,sO0 tons Of freight. Among its
passengers are Mrs. c. L. Parke, wife of tho
Pacific Mail company agent at Panama and
mother Of Mrs. A. NJ. McCloud.
WATER FRONT NOTES
Lumber arrivals from the north coast by sea
!esIerosy amounted to l,0l1,OQo feet.
The Japanese liner Tenyo Maru sailed from
Honolulu for Yokohzma yesterday
Inc Pscinc Mall steamship Korea will sail ar
CLOCK today for the orient. 1t will carry Is0
capln passengers and 6.000 tons of freight
The Pacific Mail steamship AcspufSo sailed
yesterday from Acapulco for this mort
The British steamer RiTerton arrived or poIn,
keyes yesterday 70 await orders. 1t was bound
rom bsnis Blanca TO Puget sound tug put
70 its objective point - e''s''ueu
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BRINGS BIG CARGO
AND PASSENGERS
Liner Makes Fast Run Up Coast,
but Strikes Heavy Weather
When Nearing Port

HE Pacific Mail
steamship Penn
sylvania arrived
yesterday, 81 days
6 hours from An
con. 13 days %
hours from Aca-
pulco and five days
and 90 hours from
MazatIan.
Captain Thomp-
son reports that
during the last "a
hours of the voy-
age the weather
was unusually
stormy. buf prior
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Notice to Mariners

The following affects the List of Lights,
Buoys and Daymarks. twelfth lighthouse sub
district, 100, pages 10 and II:
HAWAII
Oahu island. Honolulu Temporary
channel buoy was discontinued October ).
1909
Oahu island Pearl harbor-Entrance buoy 8
will be discontinued October o, 1909 pending
the completion of dredging operations in the
channel
By order of the lighthouse board
v S. HOUSTON, Lieutenant, [. S. \.
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Compagnie Generate TransatIantique
nIREcT IiNE no HAYRE.PARIs

Sailing every Thursday, instead OF sat,rdax
at 10 a. M. from pier AZ. North river, foot Of
Morton street.
ond class 10 Harre $50 and upward GENERAT r
xGEN(,Y for UNITED STATES ana CANADA
10 c4ate ST New York. j. r. FUG All Mar
aser Pacific Coast. $50 Montgomery ST.. San
FRANCISCO. Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
agents.
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to that time it was pleasant.
me steamer brought Is cabin pas
sehgers Among them were Harry L..
waste and Charles P. Boone. both con-
neStea with the Devisadero mine. Rich
ard r. Farrell. a merchant of Cnate-
maia, with his family. have come up
Ior a short visit here Farrell said
tnst matters were quiet at Guatemala.
A note or interest to railroad people
will be the fact that the Central rsfi-
road, having its starting point at
Guatemala City, has recently pur-
chased the Occidental railroad
Following is list of the cabin pas
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KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Oct f9.-Csttle-R Receipts.
I9.0OQ- market slow. steady Native steers.
s. -5o0S p. native cows aud beifers. 81 .25N
. -: stocsers aud feeders. So 2Od 30: bulls.
s. - -; calves. 50 soar. 10; western steers,
- .75eI5. 50: western COWS. s.. 2.50d4-2 %
Hogs-Receipts 200; market steady TO
strong. Bulk of sales. sT.25ds2o; heavy,
s. .50ei :. IS: packers and butchers, 81 40d
.65; light. S767 IS; pigs. $5d6-5o.
Sbeep-Recelpts. 1900: market steady. Nut
tons S4m4 50: lambs 5.15d7; range weth-
and FesrIings. S4-25d5. .25; range ewes.
SOUTH OMAHA
OMAHA. Oct 1a.-Cattie- Receipts. 500:
market slow TO Zoe lower. Native steers. 81 IS
as: COWS and heifers. s3d5: western steers.
s.. 50N %: csnners' 81 25G3: stockeTB and
feeders. S3-75d5 . so. calves, So soar; bulls.
sfses. etc.. So 75d4. 90.
uags-Receipfs 1000: market steady. Heavy.
s. s0ET 45: mixed. S. .S5d1 20; light. 81 .3s
a 20; pigs. 50 .Jo@7; bulk OF sales, 81 35d
20.
Sheep Receipts. % 600: market strong Year
lings - Tse75 80: wetbers. s3 .e0a4 so; ewes,
s.. 75fl p; lambs. Sc .30d6-9 90.
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man ship Parnassus both at Portland. are
chartered for wheat thence TO Europe at us Id
The Parnassus gets Cd less II TO direct port
Both were chartered prior to arrival.
The shin W r Babcock on Puget sound. was
chartered prior to arrival for lumber thence
10 Cape Town at 52s Sd.
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Naval stores-rurpenfine and Rosin

SAVANNAH Ca. Oct Is.-rurpentine-
Firm. esNe; sales. zsi; receipts, si2; ship
Resin-Firn. Sales. Liza; receipts. $3.50;
shipments. s,4es; stock. 1928. Quote-B.
l.o5c: D. 4os1zc; z, 4,Ioc: z. 4.2oc; 9. 425@
\ 6-o5e; " 6, e.5Oc; W ". e.6Qc
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ST Ioui. Wool Market

ST LOUIS Oct. 1e-Wool firm Medium
grades combing and clothing. - d30c: light 6ne
23d27lzc; heavy me. 1922; tub washed,
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Weather Report

United Ststes Department Of Agriculture
Eesther Bureau. San Frsncisco. Oct. ie, 1909.
RAINFALL DATA
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Neu nrIenn. Cotton
Eastern livestock Market
KANSAS CITY

NEw ORLEANS. Oct Is.-Cotton quiet and
steady; middling l3iac.
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

18th and Mission Daily ex sun Lv: f9:30a.
.2:lOp, s5:40p. Ar.S. E.: s7:25a. sS:40a.
IS :23p. Sundays-f9:3oa sII:45a, . 4Op. Ar
s. F.: sS:40a. '11:13a. f5:23p.
sTo and from Arieta- ITO and from Tunitas
Glen. Connect with. stage for San Gregorio Pes
cadero, Pebble Beach and la Honda
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Tonnage engagements
The French bark Rochejsquelin and the Ger.
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shipment OF Crude OIL
A Cargo for England

The tank steamer Rosecrans was cleared at
! Monterey for Honolulu with 22,OO0 barfeis OF
crude oil. valued at S24.200.
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Los AngeIcn market.

zssss; Young Americas. lsaIeHe; lonsborns,
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TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE

Time Ball
United States branch photographic Office Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco. October
The time ball on the roof Of the Fairmont
hotel dropped today exactly AT noon, Pacific
standard time (120th meridian1, or at Sh. o0m.
00s., Greenwich mean time.
j. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant u. s. NJ. In charge.
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Sat only. tMon only NTamaIpais only. Muir onI
Ticket OficesESausalito Ferry and S74 Market
General Ofices-SlIl Valley CalifornSs-
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The British steamer Magdala cleared
for Lsndon and Liverpool via Blaine " ASH
yesterday with 22,o12 ets barley. ,.2oO cs
canned fruit "a 476 cs salmon. 516 gals vine
] cs olives 30o62 feet cedar lumber ana
53 257 lbs whale gill bone. valued at SSo2.2os.
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I.oop Sacramento River sssamea-.--.-.--fII:so,
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SUN, Moon and Tide

sun, Moon and Tide
United States coast and geodetic suryey-Time
and heights OF tides at Fort Point For city
front (Mission street wharf add 25 minutes
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 20
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NOT ENTITLED TO DAMAGES.
Appeal Jury Finds Advantages on
set Property Injury.

set Property Injury.
That the advantages Offset the dam
ages alleged 20 have been sustained by
owners Of property IN Massachusetts ave-
nue. and F street, between North Capt.
toi street and New Jersey avenue north
west. due to changes made by the Com
missioners in the grades OF streets IN
connection with the Union Station and
terminal railroad work, is the finding re-
ported to the District Supreme Court by
the Union Station grade damage appeal
jury.
1t is reported that the owners are en-
titled to no damages. The properties IN
volved before the jury are part Of lot
in square 625, improved by SO Massa-
chusetts avenue, Thomas Mcmahon own
er; lot 8 in the same square. improved
by premises 50 and 3515 Massachusetts
avenue, jeremiah O'Leary owner. and
lot Sc In square 62S, improved by premises
GOO North Capitol street, and premises l
and 3 f street northwest, John ]. Costi-
nett and Joseph R Costinett owners.
The cases were considered on appeals
by the property owners and the District
Commissioners from appraisements made
by the Union Station grade damage COM
mission some time ago. The appeal jury
consisted OF: William 7. Galliher, fore
man: William F. GUIDE, John H. Nolan,
Richard w. Henderson. Frank c. Henry,
Oscar ]. Ricketts,. and Charles Werner.
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Olive NJ Riddleberger. 500 to $1,000: James SWIM
burn. Sl.0o 70 81 400: Bertha Waite 81 90 TO 81 400:
George b. Weizel. $3.50 to SiO0; Frederick ].
Wndman, Sl.81 90 81 400
Agricultural diTision-Winiam J.. Barrows. Sl.sO
70 SlS00: Lemusl A. Carruthers. Sl2O0 10 81 400;
Starke NJ. Grogram. SI.200 70 100: Arthur j.
Hirsch. S29 TO Sl00; Arthur v. Parsons, s.. 900
TO $40; Sherman S. Slick. SlfOO 20 l6O0
Manufactures divisi0n-Charles II. Becker s. 90
20 81 400: Stephen X Booth 81 90 20 81 400: Ed
nund c. Bullock S.30 to s.. 400: John W. Curry.
NiOo 20 SLe0; Gilman b. Howe. 5000 70 s. 30:
Story g. Ladd H,6Oo 20 81 lsoo; Ellen Neale s.. 900
20 SlDO: George z. 0ller. S.i0O TO Si6O0: August
II. o. Role S.2O0 20 ST. 100: Everett Spring $1,000
to N20: Clara II Summers. 5000 % Sl,2O Mrs
Jennie T. Wilson s. OC0 10 u21O
Vital statistics divisiOn-Fred W Chase s. 20
II N4Oo; Florence Ethcridge aOa0 20 81 DO: Win
throp d. Foster. S. 900 10 Sl80: Alice Hogue. 81 900
70 a.00; Mr.. Grace d. PicSford 81 900 10 s. 2Og:
Julia T. Ragsdale SLOO TO N230: Edmund
Shrciner, 81. 90 % s. 900: Georao H. Van Burcn.
500 20 a.6O0. and Ethel WysoF. SlO0O 70 S.2Jl
Revision and results divisiol-James 1. Bahret,
sl2o0 % H.4o0. and Reginald L. Brown. Sl.9O0 20
S,40o.
GeoSzphers divisio0-James H. Burton. 200
70 $40; Harry B. Cohen. 5000 20 500. and
Paul A. Ewing. $1,000 % 81 200
Chief Clerks diviaon-Thomas A Deror. 81 400
10 s. 900; William r. Koehl s. 900 TO s. 30 and
Charles S. Mercer $500 20 10l
DisburSing Oflce-Emmons K Ellsworth NsU
10 I60o and George W. Gibson. r.. s. 20 % s. 800
Appointment division-Enily l. Farnum. 81 COO 70
s.. 500.
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BUYS TEE KNABE BUSINESS
Frederick Company Acquires Old
Washington Music House.
Stores VIII BE Merged Into One in
New Building to BE
Constructed.

A deal which VIII have an important
bearing upon the music trade OF Wash
ington was completed yesterday. by
which the W. F. Frederick Company. OF
Pittsburg, which maintains a branch
house in this city at 1928 F street north
west, acquires the retail business OF the
William Knabe Piano Company. at l2ls
F street. While the deal has been COM
pleted, the actual change in the business
will not become effective until September
=.
Il was stated yesterday that on the
date mentioned the Frederick Company
viii take over the business Of the Knabe
Company and will probably carry Il on
in the same quarters for several months.
pending the erection OF a new building OF
large capacity capable OF accommodating
both stores. when they will be consoli-
dated under one management in one
place.
1t is understood that the Geal grows
out Of the consolidation OF several piano
companies in the Eastern States about
year ago into the American Piano
Company. IN this consolidation, the hold
ing company had two houses IN this city.
one represented by the Knabe Company
and one by the Frederick Company. In
the division OF interests also the Knabe
Company viii pay special attention 70
the manUfaeure OF Instruments. and the
Frederick Company 10 their sale. IN this
way Il comes about that two retail houses
In Washington we're in a measure unnec-
essary.
In the deal consummated yesterday
about 600 pianos owned by the Knabe
Company, many OF them leased in the city.
become the property OF the Frederick
Company. and the leases go with the
business.
The terms Of the deal regarding the
money payments involved are not made
public.
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PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library Of COngress-Open a. n to 10 2. n. on
secular days; from ,. %. 70 10 2. n on Sundays
and on certain holidays
Public Llbsarv-opea a. m 20 ?. m.; holi-
days. a. N TO 2 m: Sundays 70 >. ~
White Housc-Opcn 10 8. n 10 ?. n
United States Capitol-Open 9 a. n 10 $50 ,. N.
State. War. and Navy Departmeuts-Open g A. n.
20 ? D. m. CThe original Defamation of Independ-
ence Is in The hbvary 40 the State Department.
United States TTeaSury-Open 9 a. IL - p n.
United States Patent Oace-Open a. N 10
D. m.
United states Pension Bu1eau-open n to
?. m
United States PostoGlce-Opcn a n. 20 2 p m.
Washington City Post-othce-Open al hours. the
dead Letter Office is IN the city poSt-of1ce.l
national Botanic Gardens-Open a. N. 70 ; D n.
F.sh C0mmisiOn-Opcl =. n. 10 40 ?. n.
Army Medical Museum-Open a. N 20 so p n.
National Muscum-Open 3 L N TO 40 .. ~ Cn
cluding holidays.
Agricultural Deportmsnt--open , L. NJ TO ~
D m.
Bureau Of EnEuTinE aud Printing-Opon a. n.
70 230 D N.
Washington Monument C55ll feet IN heisht)-Open
30 a. m, 70 ( 20 p Il. Elevator TunS from a. U.
until p. M
Smithsonian Instituuon-Opcn a. %. 70 80 .. N
Including hOhdaysl.
Government Printing ofsee-opeD 10 a. e. to ?
p m.
Navy Yard-Opcn a m to $50 p. m
Southworth Cottage. 36th st. and Prospect ave.
Key MGnsion-Home Of Francis Scott hey. author
Of The Star Spangled Banner" S5lS n street
northwest. Open daily. except Sunday, a. n to
5-30 2. Admission free.
IN rnS SUBURBS
Geological Park-Open al cay.
Rock Greek Bridge and Park.
Chevy Chase and kcnsingtOn.
Naval ObservatoTy-Open a N. 70 p. m
Mount Vernon tthe home and tomb Of Washing
tonl-Open II =. m. 70 p. N
Arlington National Cemetery.
Fort Meyer Military Post.
Chesapeake Beach. Nd.
United States Soldiers Hme-Open q N 10
sunset.
United States Naval Academy Annapolis. Nd
Cathedral Grounds. TennallytOIn road-Opn T.
m TO p. N.
Great Falls Of the Potomac.
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There is a crook" which is slang for
thief. operating in the Union Station.
who would just as soon rob a beggar as
a prince He shows no discrimination
in selecting Victims. and like one James
J. Jeffries. does not draw the color line.
This crook talks like an Engllshman,
dresses like a Frenchman. and robs with
the utter lack Of conscience character
istic Of New York thug. which is a
combination TO be both feared and re-
spected. according 10 detectives looking
for the man.
The police are more than anxious 20
capture the terminal thief. for several
reasons. among which may be included
,heir innate desire to protect the public
and their curiosity to have a talk with
the foreign mixture.
Capt Robert NJ Boardman. who sits
in an Office in the Municipal Building
and sends detectives out to capture
crooks says the man IS a German by
birth and served several years as an
officer in the Italian navy. Capt Board
man believes the crook chose Wash
ington as a base Of operations because
Of the cosmopolitan population Of the
a
an Intimate knowledge OF the languages
and habits Of the continent is at home.
The police also desire an interview with
the crock" because they believe he
viii. in the course OF a confession, ex-
plain several mysterious robberies at the
terminal which have bafied detectives for
weeks
A member OF Congress, a millionaire. a
merchant and a porter have been victims
OF thieves at the station. and the latest
addition 20 the list is Gus Bryant.
negro, born and bred in Marion, S. c.
who wandered into Washington about 10
O'Clock yesterday morning Bryant had
a strong desire 10 earn some change and
started on an expedition for work.
A Gentleman OF Leisure,
The crook" was lounging on news
stand nonchalantly smoking q cigar and
swinging a cane. viewing the world from
the lofty pinnacle attained by proper
dress and a semblance OF respectability.
Bryant was seen at the same time he
saw the crook"
"Oh. say, my good man. can't you do a
bit Of work for me?''
Yes. sir" responded Bryant.
The crook drew q silver-backed writ
ing pad from an inside pocket and began
writing a note with a gold-covered pencil.
When the missive was written. the
crook said: Just take this down 10 the
St James Hotel and get my luggage"
Bryant was about 10 depart. when the
crook" called 10 him and compelled the
negro to leave $50 as a deposit in the
event he did not return with the luggage.
Bryant went 10 the hotel, but could find
no luggage, and when he returned 70
Union Station he could not find the
crook" Bryant also made a vain search
for his $.5O but the money had disap-
peared with the crook"
Certain detectives who know the meth
DDS Of the crook say that the clever
swindler seldom worries his Uranium with
schemes for obtaining a paltry $50. II is
likely the "crook" was out Of cigar
money, or else wished TO swiadle Bryant
merely FOR diversion.
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WILL FIGHT IMPURE MILK.
Health Department Purposes t
Make Determined Crusade.

That the health department is deter
mined in its crusade against dealers IN
Impure milk and foodstuffs to put a stop
TO the traffic is evidenced by the work,
not only among wholesalers and retailers,
but the rigid inspection Of sanitary con-
ditions among the dairies in the District
and adjoining States.
A number Of cases have recently been
brought in Police Court against retail
dealers charged with selling impure milk,
In every case the offenders forfeiting
the collateral. Other cases will be brought
The present week.
The sanitary and food inspectors are
busy in the markets and stores, and the
milk inspection keeps pace with the other
work. Inspection OF dairies and herds
consume much OF the time Of the in
spectors
With the Inauguration OF the tuberculin
tests Of milch herds and the strictest en-
forcement OF sanitary conditions at
dairies. the dangers Of tuberculosis and
typhoid fever Will be largely eliminated.
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NEW BUILDING REGULATION.
Party Walls Must BE Made Thirteen
Inches Thick.

Party Walls Must BE Made thirteen
Inches Thick.
The revised building regulations now
being read in proof for early publication
by the building inspector will provide
that all brick party walls shall be thir-
teen inches in thickness.
This announcement was made by Act
ing Engineer Commissioner Kelly yester-
day at a public hearing. This regula-
ton formerly applied TO buildings Of
brick within the fire limit territory. The
new regulation will apply TO all brick
buildings erected after the new regula-
lions go into effect.
The hearing was for the purpose Of
giving representatives OF the Parkview
Citizens Association a chance to discuss
their position to have all that territory
in the boundaries OF Harvard street,
Rock Creek Church. Georgia avenue, and
the Soldiers Home included in the fire
limits The decision of the Conmis-
sloners. TO be announced later, will prob
ably include Parkview.
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Protests continue to come in daily to
the Commissioners against the fees of
the building inspectors Office for repair
work and small jobs. Solomon Lewis
G. Son appeared before the Commissioners
yesterday to protest against the regula-
tion that requires a fee Of 81 for the cree
ton Of a sign Of more than ninety-six
square inches. This regulation. the real
estate men claim. is hardship, and un-
reasonable.
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Watch fer a city-Randlo Highlands
Taft Commutes Sentence.

The sentence Of dismissal in the case OF
Capt. Herman A. Seibert, Ninth Cavalry,
has been commuted by President Taft to
reduction Of twenty-five files in rank on
the lineal list OF captains. Capt. Seibert
was charged with Irregularities in the
purchase Of military supplies
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Seafood. New York meats. choice vere
tables and fruits The proof Of the pud,
ping is eating IT, Noon lunch. table
dhote and a la carte. Special service
Lifetime experience.
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Criterion Rye Whisky. 81 Full ou,r4
John I. Crowley, SS1 l4th st. NV.
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Flowers Of Especial Beauty.
Gude's blooms are acknowledged the
finest grown. Always fresh 1914 +.
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Ohtecfn 10 Al Feea-

Delightful Rides I'm TTCO TaxIcabs
Through the citys beautiful suburban
parks. Only 50 per hour. Phone N 1912
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LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-nAy
snIe Prices on Gnrden IIn.o,

Steamer Charles Manchester for Mount Yernof
Daily boats leave Seventh street wharf at 10 a. m
and 2:50 p. m.
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on cookers, gas ranges, water heaters.
SIS 18th st.-C. A. Muddiman & Co.-l204 e.
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Hotel Johnson Cnfes

Finest grades, now 17c, down TO 70 Der
It. Lindsay's Rubber Store, 93S f ST. NV
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Caverly's Plumbing, 1881 G NV.
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Announcement

Every citizen of the United States over eighty mil
hon in number is interested in the development of the
National Capital
This interest makes itself felt in the most marked
extent in realty values
Washington real estate affords to-day as profitable
field for investment speculative purposes as can be
found anywhere in the country.
Every one in Washington realizes this and is there
FORE interested any facts pertaining the advancement
or development of any realty project
Believing that news of Chevy Chase the admitted
Suburb Beautiful" of the Nations Capital will be of
interest every reader we will publish from time to time
short talks concerning this subdivision
Look for these Chevy Chase Talks They will be full
of facts which you will want to know
They will interest you because they deal with the
development Of property in which you are interested
If there is any detailed information YOU want. write
call the phone Main $3.50, and we will gladly
furnish it.
Plats, prices, and particulars from
THoS. j. FISHER 6 CO. Gnc.)
73S Fifteenth Street wv.
Phone 6SsO
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POLICE SEEKING
CLEVER SWINDLER
Union Station Thief Living
on Fat of the Land.
NONE BARRED FROM HIS LIST

Educated European Has Included
Among His Victims Millionaire,
COnEressmnn, and Pullman Porter,
and Even Descends to Victimizing
NegrO-Detectives on the Watch.