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DAILY COURT RECORD
Cxonday, 5, 1901
CMonday, February $, IaOo9

, Mount Piessznt-ChsrIss ]. Wslker Il ~ to Ed.
mind H Hsnshsz lot o. block Il Sia
gooiiey Psrk-0. h P johnson et X to Chsriez
D. johnson paris blocks ard = ard LOT T.
'aauSre III Sc.
street southeast and aiiey-Chsrlss c. SnoE C
ux 10 Lester B. Plztt, part o-izinsi lot ,,
square ssi Sc
II street. bssxeea Half and FsTst Streets soufh-
west-Sans 20 ssns. pz1t original lot l5 SQUARE
So sc.
80 D street soafheast-Silsv Fs1vick 70 Jsues
D5rssy. east Eah 5-1g1n1i lot ; square 30. So
TO to 71l Thirteenth street n0rthwesl-Anuie q.
Thompson 10 Csrsncs c. Calhoun. lot l. squzrs
u Sc
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS Will BE RECEIFED At TIE
BuTesu q Supplies and AccoEnfS. Nary Depart
nenJ. Washington. D. e. until 10~oclOCk = II.
FEBRUARY IS 1873 and publicly Opeaed inue-
diatciy thsresfter 70 fU-nish AZ The nsvy yard.
Washington. .. G.. &c. = quantity q naval sEp-
pfiss as foIlo=rs. Sch 81. Mech2nical dyer
Sch. SO: Surveying sextsrts rsoT1ctOrS Sch S5:
Steel czsting--Sch 81: Steel rails. switches. &c.
oak ties-Sch. sec- Bi1ocalsrs,-Sch- @i: Nszticzi
ard drawing ins,rrnsrts--Sch- sc, Paint filing
PIG irou.-Sch 81, Pine. maple. Applications for
proposals should designate the schedules desired by
number Blank proposals wiz bs furnished UPON
application 70 The BUrsau. E. 2. ROGERS. Pay
faster General L. s. y fe1s
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AUCTION SALES.
DAN A. wEsCHLER. Auaiasc

ADAM A WESGHLER. Au1iDeI-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALCABLE Two-sTORX
FRAME DWELLING, no 81 llTH ST. s 2.
b Fz7us Ct ! csT1sin deed q 5Tust duiy rec1dod
IN IiheT ssl4 folio 81 e. 80, q TIE Land RscuTas
q, the Districs q Columbia defsult having bsen
made r the payment 4 ths. in6ebtedness secured
b sid deed q trust. and a. the request q tLe
party secured therrty tho undersigned TrIstse VII
sell AZ pubic zuc-ion ia front q the p-snlsss O.
THURSDAY, Fehu1a7T i. lsoe a. 80 o'ciock , r..
the following desihed land and premises situate II
ths cisy q Washington Dis;rct 4 Columbia. ard
designated as and bring rsrt e lor Numbered ! n
square go. q the Tec7Tds q the S1-Tsyozs 0lics
4 The District Of Columbia sgh5eot % 9 p-iE
deed u truss t0- SIO;
Tens a sals. Slo q TIE purchase mercy o=s-
and aSoTs ssid deed Il trusf % be pssd n cssh;
bslancs AZ IS p9 mCnLh- win interest sr 5 ~
crnt pr annuE- A 6sposjt q $40 Ein Be required
a. the tine of the sale All cuuTCysncnz- Tecoz1-
irg &c az the cost q purciIssrT- Terms q sale
70 b cnnpiicd With within ff,een days fr0u cate
q sale otherwise the trustee the rEat 70
resell the pToperty al the rsk and ccst n 6efAut-
ing purchaser after I've 6zys advertisement q such
resale il scne reESpapez rutlishe6 r Washington.
.. c. CHARLES Y GRUSWEId,
Washington Loan and Trust BidE-.
feSss Trustee
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Criminal Court No. 2.


No. s74a. Sullivan IS. Capital Traction Coupzuv:
tine u hle transcript offended
United states * Lisbon J0tnsoz. Herman Stokes.
ard Ch2rias Hampton: plea guilty; sentence No. )
% E0EkaUZe fGr SiX months, Nc. / % jaii fOT
toET months
United States ys. Doc Reed. ,Sss1it dangerous
weapon verdict guilty. ssntcnoed % jail sor eleven
months and rEeaty-niDe days. Attorneys. J. ".
Nichols and John Poster
Assignment fOT today.
United States TS- JeSse Gordon
United States " CIsrsnce SaundeTx
United States y. William Hawkins.
Arzizrmeuts
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WILL BE REARRESTED.
washinEton Authorities TO Ask
RequIsitiOn for Mrs. Lloyd.

Mrs Aime S. Lloyd, known as the
woman in brown who masquersced as
the daughter OF Emile Berliner. the in
vent5r. and succeeded in passing num-
Der Of worthless checks on business men
In this city. win soon be released from
the Minnesota State prison, according TO
a letter received at police headquarters
yesterday morning.
Mrs Lloyd. who was an unusually
handsome woman, and dressed always in
brown. succeeded in eiuding the police OF
this city. but was later arrested by the
authorities OF Rochester. MINI. for SINH
lar operations in that city.
Mrs Lloyd viii be rearrested upon her
release, and brought to this city.
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NON.MEDICAL HEALING.
NoNMEDICAL HEALING.

NOS3iEDICAL HEALING.
Restoring tAe einculatioa Of the Blood locr meth
odl cures LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA RHEUMA-
TISM, BRTSHT'S DISEASE, PARALYSIS. and
thOss ailments q tbs SPINE. NERVES, and DI-
GESTTVE ORGANS that make LIFE MISERA-
BILE and WALKING IMPOSSIBLE II YOU are
interested YOU should know Infounstico and con-
snl:ation free PROF h y =. PARKER. E7
Ninth 81 ~. Hours 10 % 8; Sundays. ie to l.
Lady Assistant Phone VI. Up fs+H
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Equity suits.

No zsie Nellie W. Gravsste Is James 2. G-s-
vstte: divorce a rneuSa e. thoro. Attorney. z. B,
Rhodes
No 2ssl1 Edwin B. Terry vs. isido- YosHe; IN
fInction- Auo-neyS. J. H. Gardiner and W. r.
Bcnh7n
Ne &5l2 Thomas n. Henry e a. - Hsriso1
Dfrgman e al: SCI ASIDE conveyance.
Nc. 85L5. Henry Ebertach rs. Arthur ". Tancil
substitute trustee. Attorney. Charles Poe
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DISTRICT COURTS.


AssiEnnenss fo- to-day:
Regular cal:
No. 81 IHternztionzl Seal Company - Bsye-.
Attorneys. L. A. Deut-Chzrles Poe.
No. 1873 AfaeTiczn Storage and Trspsfer Com
psny u Payne Attorneys. ". A. Mckenrzy and
Ward Thoro1-Fulton Lewis
No 1874 Van Fleet - King. Aftor7eys. 2 E.
Nattingiy and GittiBgs & Chzmberlain-L. a.
Bzileg.
Nc. ga jordan IS. 0'Brirn. Attorneys. Fred
Bsan and William Hen-r-slemsn & Lerch-
No. 81. BIerillst Hooker. Attorneys, {. Il
Merilat. II ;. Richardson. and c. 5 SheEe-
w. E Lester.
sI-cial Calendar No 5-Hsll rs. District Of Co
iumbia. Attorneys. r. R. Perm & son and G. T.
DGnlop-E d Thomas.
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PRIVATE GYMNASIUM.

Corrective and medical gymnastics f5r
- business men. ToDs1. ard chHd7s1.
ia GYM cas- f0F ladies tEics weekly -
~ PEI no1th Fencing. Wrestling. Phons
n. -SsY. Bl3 New Iok ava.
irla-tu n $50
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SnnTHERN RAILWAY

~ B.-FolloviDg seaedzle aEzres pablshsd cay
as information. snS are net guaranteed:
Fer Atlanta, Birmingham. NOBLE, Ssz OEisaas.
Ash-Tille ChzttzDJorz AenpAis g II snd
igsE y Il daily. Dining csrs
Fer aosnoks. Enoxfills. ChsttAnoorz. Nemphi1.
New Orleans 1919 . n. daily Dining czTsL
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta Aiken. SzFE7-
nah Jscksonrilis ard Flo-iSa poi1ts. t.l3 ,. n
daily. Dininz car seEvice.
Tourist cars fc- California sri-Eeskly. go p n
Local for HzTrisonburz Z = a T. daily; sd5 ,. n
veek days; for nsnviue. 80 a n daily ard foE
ChsrsottssTlile. 10 q n. snd As ?. II daily.
Frequent trains % ssd from BlUenout
l. 6. BROWN. Genezi Azez=-
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District Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
Nc. - II re extension q 7 street: ds--ee ecu-
Eruius award
IN re Fhabeas corTrs Prank B. Andrews; verdict
sound mind; discharge ordered
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HAIR DRESSING.

MsNTCU RING AND SHAMPOOING.
VIBRATOR FACIAL AND SCALP TREATMENT
sls ST. NV. ROOMS 4 AND 3
Patrons Treated az Residence. Prone n. 7fo5
celo-g s tn
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W. q. & A. z. RI.

Electric paiace cars fron White Hocss sSztsoz
nSsh ard n sta. NORTHEAST.
Fer BAittnore-5D and ever hzn hOu fruu
So q. n 10 H. H1d sd. 80 isSo. ard
u55 2 10
For Aunspolis-ETery hour from 50 q. n 70 -
:. r., and so and iISS ? n
FzreS One wzJ. Roz1d tip.
To Bslfiro-e. &c nS
To Annapolis ard c. 6
Naval Aczdenr. 80 E-z
All T. zu Tuu direcf 70 White HOVE Ststioz-
Ticket osscs ~ sth and ~ Y. ave. 5o-thgest and
AZ White HoSSe ststiou. I5,h and z st& NORTH
EAST. Teleraoue r. 7S6
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE N EFFECT JANUARY L. tssL
LeaTr Washington New UuiD Station.
$50 g. m--DsilY-Ail paints cn Norfolk snd West
tTn; also kD1TT1lle ChattauooEs. sud Memphis.
Nao p. u. Daily - Rosaoke. Bristol Ninston-
Salem k1oXEille ChatfGnooZz. Nashville. hSupcia.
New Orleans. Through Sleeper Di5iaE cars.
FoT NoTfolk-Leave Washington. 40 q. n csfy,
HIS a. n. daily sezcept Sunday. Arrive Sorfolk
In a. n. ard SD .. n
405 p m--Dzily-BeFryyills Luray, shenGnd0ah
Trains from the Southwest sTTiEs sSS a. n and
zee p N.
agerre Bond RuildinSl.
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Lawsuits.

No. sIsss William Hin Company IS. Jacob lay
lor: scco1nt S7&7A Attorneys. Mcneil & Nc
Nell
Nc. 5Iss4 Carrie \. Arno - Franz J. HsSberTer
certioari DEFENDANTS att0-neyS. Birrey Woodzrd.
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.

ONE ACRE. NEW CUT ROAD. WITHIN DIST.
Vacant lots. us:Dcumbsred- Conduit road-
250 acres coal lands, Buchanan County Va
Lot. 40Ileo Benning rosd, street Nc. l65l
Choice city lOt 3.no9 SQUARE feet; big bargain
AddTssS ]. P. CLARK, rs New Tuk ave. Nv.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED-FROM EVERY PROPERTY OwNEK.
q ss fee for listing yOT property fO- sale Or
exchange TTy as. In the event Of sales no further
charge o- commission. WASHINGTON INFORSiA-
TION AND LISTING b. " l. sB1 7. Bldg,
orh and 2 fests
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Circuit Court No. 2.
CrimInaI Corrt b. 4.

JUSTICE GOULD
United States Heinrich Becker szbezzis-
ncn, third and fourth counts withdraw: FiFsa 70
jurr Aftorney H H. Classic
UEited States Th11ss r GTif5th: uznslzuSh-
ter: On Tizl. Attorneys. ". Z Ambrose ard A.
cher & Saith.
United Staies Is. wsIdenzn II Bile: bench
warrant awarded.
United States X JcSr !. stsuislszs; eubezze-
ncnt ard lsTceuv- uecozr isrcs in s. 200 tsksz-
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NOVELTY STUDIO.

inFrntions On display at the portable houss.
HUGHES. LII 81 Nv nol7-tu. III. 50, ,SSot
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Circuit ~Ourt Va. 1.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. 59S Sweeney t. Irving. on trisI AttOr-
1eys l. A. Bsiiey-A- :. WorthingsOn-
Assignments fer Tuesday. February g fso9:
No. 81. Wines. adninistrztcr. Ts. Baltimore ard
Ohio Railroad Company. Attorneys Leckie Fultca
Co1-G. T. Hamilton
No. ~. FlagisT. cxEnincr, Is. Arizona C1bzn
Aspaalt Mining COMPANY Attorneys Tucker &
Ksnyon and 7. B. Huyck-W. J. Lambert and R.
q. Testmsn.
No. SO Holiibarxh It al IS Williams. At:0--
neys. =. 3 Ioulton-R. 3. Bshreuds-
No. 10. kmsolrinz ~ KeTnan e al Attorneys
TucEsT & KENYON ard z. s Baisy-HEmilt0n Col
oeTt. Ysrkss & Hamilton.
No. p Paish e al - Whine Attorneys
Crzndal Maekeg-T. c. Handy and r. s MstihszS
No. 80. HsiEis Ayres - Dsitz- Attorneys
DET, Psgser & TaTi0-Leon LohTiucT.
No isz O-Tizon Washington Railway and
Electric Coupznv- Atto-neys. Lambert & Yeztnar
Il J. Darlington
No IT, same Is. Sane. AtroTlsys. sane
Circuit Court No. 2.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGB.
No Ea5 BIZ :. Great Falls ard oi5 Do
ninioa Railway Conpsny: on trial. Attc-ners
Lccke. Fulton & COW. J. Lambert.
No 5Z2a Ness Nsiional SaTinss- ard Tu.s
Company judgment % verdict Attorneys. ( J.
Giss-G- T. Williams
AsS.znnsuts fcr TUcsisy. FcbTlsrv 2 Iss-
No IA Bezn q Washington Tines CUra1J
Astor1cJs. J. s Ess5y-Sziih-w J. Lsmhs7t
Nc - Nc=bgrsh Hiz>S-iEht e a. Attor
usys, ". y Richardscn-J. " Latimer.
NJ 5S A1deusoD. adrsinistrstTiI - Smith
Attorneys. L ]. MatheT and {. y. HopsEeli-sfsd
doK & Gstley-
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GRAPHOPHONES AND PIANOS.

BIG BARGAINS n SLIGHTLY USED GRAPHIC
phoues: latn- disc records &c; cylinder reccrLlS
sc: Euzrsnteed- ROBERTSON'S. $50 7th nv.
uclaeot
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TYPEwRITERs.
CLEANING, DYEING, PRESSING.

LADIES SUITS AND ROBES. LACEs AND
lsss curtains; gents suits and ovs-cosas gloves: no
shEinksse- Al Ecrk finest q The ina NME
REBA COOKE. ID sh Pk \. ga
dsl2-tt5ssE
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WINDOW CLEANING.

We Can CLAN YOUR WINDOWS QUICKER.
easier. cheaper than yOa can; We know how.
LEON L CAH0ON. Acne Wind0z Cleaning Co.
lees s.. IN. Phone Main re. fe+sot
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

LARGE FLATTOP. DUSTPROoF OAK DESK;
5-d-2Her dusI-prO0f OAK letuGT 1le. s-dTaEsT card
fic- mahogany tzTif fle; metal frame chairs and
stoels al and IN perfect cUnditio1 at u 20 90
Ter cent discount y NJ MINNIX Co, Inc. IEl
q 81 NV fe91
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BICYCLE REPAIRING.

HEADQUARTERS FOR TIRES ALI MAKES
Cnicon. Hartford. kessler. and cushion tires
guaranteed for ore year Expert bicycle reEzir DE-
psrtuent. c. VERNON HAIL. 604 s. IL.
sul2-sE cod
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SECONDHAND BoOAs.

We Buy Books
IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES FOR CASH.
COLLINS. HAUSER & CO.. BOOKSELLERS.
SaIssct S3 18th ST. NV
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INAUGURAL SEATS.

CHOICE RESERVED SEATS. INSIDE AT
window. O balcray; SPECIAL rates to parties
so Pa are nE- fs7-lr
SEATS FOR SALE FOR TIE INAUGURAL
parade At 81 snd Pa ave ny; SO 70 an II
formation. s. T s. ~ 'Pho1s NJ 7al2 81
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WHY PAY MOREy We STORE FOR &c 4
Iosd UNITED STATES STORAGE Co, lsza-
a oh 81 ~. 'Phone Main fE2 saI3-ZS5t
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While you think 81 Il, telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald.
and bill wiz Be ssnt you At cant word
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING

FTRNFTURE. BAGGAGE, PIANOS. sc. NOvED
with care: packing and Shipping ! spscalty.
KRIEG's EXPRESS, IA s.. HE. 'I'hons Mala
Dla uOls-tfdex5
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Equity Court No. 1.

JUSTICE BARNARD
10. E9is Huth Huth ct al auditors report
ratified. Attorneys Maddox & Gstley
n. Isl Paisley y Collins; order 70 pe- fund
irtO TegssrT and partial Distribution ordered Al
fornes Newton Giiieif-G. C. Ge-tmsu-
70. z25s. Andersen rs CAPITAL Auto Sightseeing
Company; petition dcniei: sppeai- Attorneys. r.
2. BehTsudS and Rirnsy & woOEsgd-L g. David
NC. 33i. Brewer Fisher. accoEut approved
and distribution ordered Attorneys r. G. Donald
s5n-John Ridout-
No. S5IL Terry IS T01ie. rule 70 show cause
Attcrueys- !. T. Gardner and " r Bezhsn.
Nc. 33l3. Ebsrhach Ts. TsEcel: Substitute truS
tee appointed. AttoTle5. Charles Pee.
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LAUNDRY.

METROPOLITAN HAND LAUNDRY,
sie eth ST. ~. Phone If. 7s7 Drcp postal
Collars. =; shirts, plain. Bc: with cuas ard
pleated. I1c: called for and delivered kESet
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TO THE LADIES.

HAIR POWDER. q rev cream for the conplz-
ion; also shaIrpooinz sud hairdresSing a specslty
Miss Csdnsn. Is lltn s. nv Phone u. H. 70 8.
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Equity Court Ne. :.

No. E77o. Bsrtfy =. BnchiEnani e al guardian
sd lifem appointed Attorneys. Ralst0n & Si6doos
Howe & Wright and " S Alert
No. EsH MaeiisT IS afueller; referred to ex-
amiDer. Attorneys. z. /. Montague and L A.
Baiey-P Z Lesh
No. Z0l1 Cummisky - WescT: UdcT 70 SIS
pend taking testimony. Attorneys. n. ]. cOEbert-
Leo Sm1nons
Assignments for today:
No. iss- Warner TS BALDWIN. Attorneys G. z.
calve-s-Stsniey
No. go Rsliy IS sipple. Attorneys. c. h.
Syne-G " Drew
No. ~ McSreeTey IS. Holland Attorneys z.
a. Jones and C. G. sshiun-Hsyden Johnson
10 "a Noble v Crzre. Attcrneys. Wilson &
Lesh-aiaddox & Gatley.
No. Ga H0Eson Is HoEson- Attorneys. BRIDE
4 MaffheEs-J. L. LsSkey.
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Herald Want Advertisements
ONE CENT A WORD.
lnst snd Found Besl Essate
Esip Wanted Pes1na-S
situztious Wazted- Business oDpo-t1nzfisA
Rocrzs foz Rent FU sale.
AEz-tususs Astoncb-ss. &C.
AdTen4ssnsnts f- Tne Washington Hs-ale nay b
In Et the nzsn ces OF AZ any Of the foiiOEins
Herald Branch Offices:
NORTHWEST
WOODWARD 4 LoTBRoP. Inso-nstio1 Burssa
GoLDESBERG'S. Information Bureau
BECHT Co, Cashiers O1scs-
PAIAIs ROYAL. InfogEatioz Burea1
& KANN, SONS & CO.. Information B1rez1-
SIMPSONS PHARMACY, coznsE IA s. and = l.
sFe and s.. Nv
JoHNsT0Ns PHARMACY. In n J. aFe- Nv
z. P WELLER's PHARMACY, SS4 u 81 n.
ATKINsON's PHARMACY. uth and StA L.
ASTORIA PHARMACY Sd and SIS. n.
KENESAW PHARMACY. Mount Pissssot acc
Irving 50 Nv.
sISSUITY's CIGAR STORE. IS Ash s. ~.
TATLOR's PHARMACf, ssh and sts- %.
KENER's PHARMACY. 9Th and stA Nv
n A NESEE. 5th and K sts Nv
PPOCTORss PHARMACY ISIS 18th 81 H.
T. L LEATHERWOOD. ISIS 18th & ~
sTOTT & SNYDER. 18th and G IS Nv
DOM & sANFORD-S PHARMACY. eornz ~ J.
ave and North Capitol 81 ~.
DAY co.'s PHARMACY, sth and G stA ~
YARNOLD'S PHARMACY. Szn ll-h & Nv
NORTHEAST.
HcCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. ID ard So r.
McCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. sth and z Sta ns-
C. J. GEIGER'S PHARMACY, c0Cnsr 50 ana
Ets- ne.
sTAFFORD's PHARMACY. tn and SIS. ne
CHARLES ] FURMAN's PHARMACY, sts and
L CEpifoI stH d.
BLUHER's PHARMACY. " Csr4toI ard K stA- "a
.. D. COuRTNEYs CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND.
II y. Capitol *.
SOUTHWEST.
MILBURNTS PHARMACY, tn and 4 u -.
SOUTHEAST.
+ P WELLER, sth and - g.
GUY u. NEELY. Ilth sn6 G StA -
BROOKLAND.
CHARLES G. LENNON. Iesh and Nezton s.
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CLAIRVOYANT.

MRS. HESKEL-CLAIRYOTAN CARD READ
e. best IN ths ciiys ! % p n zth s. g.
'Phozs Lin. azS zlzEtez.Er,s
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Is YOUR BUSINESS OBJECTION
Gbis 20 your nsShbcTsf Thea by On Bug
zrds Point. lst s. sE.: iaoo feet for sSls cheap.
Apply IS I3;h 81 uv. AD-d
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AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE.

WE FURNISH THOROUGHLY COMPETENT,
r-zc4tzzIy trained chsuEeurs upon request AU-
T0AlOBILE COLLEGE q Washington, Ths
Placs % Lean" L3 Isth s. NJ 'Phons n 80
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PACKING. & SHIPPING

COLUMBIA TRANSFER co. NOW LOCATED
at 80 New York ave; large padded Tans s. load
2-horse wagon 8 lad nshTT-eoS u
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INAUGURAL SUPPLIES.

BAUM's- s7 Pa. AVE. NW.-ON THE wROSg
SIDE. But TEE RIGHT SIDE FOR RIGHT
GOODS AT RIGHT PRICES: Loo COTS. NAT
TRESSES. BLANKETS. PILLOWS. BEDSTEADS.
TABLES. CHAIRS. QUILTS. &c. FOR RENT.
SEE OUR GOODS AND BE CONVINCED WHERE
TO PLACE YOUR ORDER AT LOWEST PRICES.
BAUa's, 81 PA AVE. on THE WRONG SIDE.
jsGsG
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

BENsINGER's HORSE BAZAAR.
Direct aid comnissinn dealers In horses ard
mules. So55aS5G Sth s. nv. Auction Mondays
and Wednesdays Private sales daily. jsISn
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ELECTRIC BELLS REPAIRED. CHEAP. BOX
s. Herald ofHce- fest
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MANICURING AND sHAMPooIKG

SCIENTIFIC FACE AND SCALP MASSAGE,
shznpcoing and uszioIrinz: patrons treated as
residence. Ms A LAUER. s55 New YORK ave nv.
feT-5at .tuf
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RAILROADS.
& OHIO RAILROAD

sfAAAS4 4A4AA0&r4 ~ S&&AN &Na&&&<1-ES~ @~<s
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE.
-EfEKY0THkR HOUR On EHE ODD EQgk
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
SEW TERMINAL, 20 STREEr,-NEW YORK.
Z 90 a. m. DineT. Pullman Parl0r-
fS.73 2. Observation Ps1lcr. f1re-hczr tan.
- a n p:ner and Pullman PaI.o- 81.
Il 81 D N. Diner and Pullman PariOr Car.
: 70 D. Royal L1nited-" " All Pullman Shos.-
It5e n. Coaches 70 Phiiadelphis.
80 y n DiDe- and Pullman P1ri0g.
so n. Coaches 70 Philadelphia.
'll.l6 night. SleepeIs 70 New York.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LITERARY WORK WANTED.

Manuscript revised and prepared for
press. Addresses embeliished. In
EtFuctiOn in English branches and
ELEGANT WRITING. Terms very
moderate. FRANKLIN CAMPBELL,
The Alton. Phone Nerth I13Im.
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STORAGE.

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Estimates furnished
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-09

his feet; he was a man of splendid ac- tion and nerve power; he was always on tip toe. She alluded to the dra- matic character of his going. saying his seclusion in Africa was almost like a comet which passes through the skies. The term X can never be introduction of Mr. lRoosevelt, who was left standing on the platform, SO to. speak, while Mrs. Mitchell told the assembled multitude about the exper- iment of colonies for tramps.
 She said that the small towns feel the tramp nuisance more than the large cities The question of what to do with them Is a great one. getting to be national. There are now 500.O00 of them going up and down the land committing all sorts ow depredations, and something must be done looking to a solution of the nuisance. Chari- ty organizations have given up the job and even the churches have aban- doned it. It is estimated that the railroads of the land suffer from loss es occasioned by the tramps to the amount of million of dollars annual ly. Many of these gentry aAe young men, and it is now proposed. in the state of New York, to found tramp colonies. The idea is not a new one. The experiment has been tried in Hol- land and Belgium. The state will be asked to make an appropriation of $75O, 900 with which to buy waste land and erect buildings The land is to be reclaimed, and the men are to be taught agriculture. This will also be a place where offenders against rail- roads can be sent Magistrates will send them there rather than commit them to prison. The men are to be paid for their labor. and there will be no punishment except the imposing of fine. In the colony established in Holland there is no attempt made to- wards reforming the men. In Bel
 ,@ l,o hot fHo f,-or can do all kinds oc work-most of them have a trade. Some are draughtsmen, others are scu1ptors. printers, foun- dry men, etc But in an American colony. these things cannot be done pe- cause of the trades unions. In the tramp colonies in Switzerland the men who simply cannot get work but are willing to work, are separated from the lazy and vicious There are work shops itI the Swiss colonies. and each man has a room to himself which he is allowed to decorate and furnish as he will to make himself comfortable and enjoy pleasant surroundings. In Belgium the colonies are under mill tary supervision, and the hopelessly bad are sent to the penitentiary. These colonies in Europe more than pay ex- penscs. Reformed men are allowed to have their families, and small houses by themselves with a bit of land In New York City it is estimated that the poor cost the town s2,O0O.000 annually.
 A. this point Mrs. Mitchell asked the ladies what they thought of the request that Mrs. Taft exclude wine from the White House dinners? It seems she has been asked to do this. One lady replied that she admired the courage of Mrs. Hayes in taking the stand she did on this question. Mrs. Mitchell remarked that the Presidents family is in the lime light and any ex- ample it might set has wide reach ing influence. Besides, some people think it is no longer a private family.