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New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
HOCKEY TREAT COMING.
Ottazcas and Wanderers to Meet in
T5cO Games This Week.

Undoubtedly the greatest hockey treat ever
offered to New Workers is in prospect for Friday
and Saturday evenings. when the two best hockey
teams in the world. the Ottawas OF Ottawa and
the Wanderers. of Montreal will cross sticks for
81 900 purse at the St Nicholas Skating Rink These
two sevens have met three times this year. the
Wanderers winning the first game. after an extra
period of play. and the Ottawas the last two con-
tests. The maj last Wednesday evening
brought out some of the best hockey ever seen IN
Canada, and after desperate fight the Ottawss
defeated their opponents in the last few minutes OF
play, scoring three goals in almost many
minutes
The Wanderers won the Stanley Cup from the
Ottawas three years ago. and have successfully
defended II ever since, until BY the victory Ot
Wednesday night the Ottawas won back the coveted
cup.
These sevens have been bitter rivals for several
years, and will fight their hardest 10 win this
week Most of the Wanderers were seen here
year ago. when they played the Sbamrocks IN an
exhibition game. and the spectacular work Of such
men Ross. one Of the greatest exponents Of the
game, and the highest saIaried man IN hockey.
Hern. at goal: SMALL at coverpoint and Johnson
Glass Hall ard Gardner the line. needs no intro
duction here
Captain Bruce Stewart Of the Ottavas has been
on championship teams for the last four years In
1906 he played in the International Hockey Aszo-
citation when the HoughtOn club which hs
was, won the championship, and last year he
played with the Wanderers He IS one OF the fast
est forwards in the game
Taylor, cOverpont is known the Cyclone
from his great speed He is conceded 70 De ths
fastest man that played hockey. He Is
graceful skater and great stick handler. He =
the idol OF the Ottawa fans The goals In both
sevsns are defended by the best two men in the
game. Lesueur is between the posts for Ottawa
Walsh plays centre, and has scored more goals
than any other man In the league. Billy Gilour Is
the only amateur on the Ottawa team, and he PLAYS
right wing He Is considered BY the experts to
have no equal a finished stick handler
Lake plays point, and is hard. steady player,
He had several teeth knocked out in Wednesdays
game by coming IN collision with Johnston.
Albert Kerr. the left wing, Is BrockviIle boz
and a fast, clever player.
The two sevens are very evenly matched. and the
two games Will undoubtedly be hard fought and
productive Of the best hockey ever seen in this
city Individually, the men are evenly matched.
the Wanderers probably having a shade the better
OF H. man for man, but the Ottawa men play better
together. and a team work like well oiled
piece OF machinery.
The number OF goals scored in the two contests
will decide the winner.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
LAsKER INCREASES CHESS LEAD.
Wins Game from Duras, While Rubin5tein
Only Draws with Bernstein.

S.. Petersburg, March After day OF rest-not
even adjourre ed games from previous rounds we're
disposed of yesterday-tho competitors in the inter
national chess masters tourney met at the local
club to contest the fifteenth round. and when play
was given over for the day it was found that Las
ker had increased his lead over Rubinsten half a
point by virtue of his victory over Duras. while
Rubinsten could only draw with Bernstein
Spieimann. the only player with clean score,
kept up by disposng OF Schlechter. while
Mieses beat Vidwar. The other results were. Frey
mann defeated Fleischma2n. nosko-BorowsN went
down before Cohu. Speyer lost to DEs-C Chotimirski
Perlis vanquished Burn. while Sawe and Teish-
mann and Rubinstein and Bernstein drew.
The record to date follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
oNEILL WINS GLENCOE RUN.

J. ONeiL Of the Trinity Athletic Club. won the
weekly three and a half mile 'cross-counuy run OF
the Glencoe Club yesterday, going the distance ir
the time Of 1s minutes and ~ seconds j Heuss- of
the Glencoe Athletic Club. beaten for first
Mace by O'Neil by a scan: yard The first two
runners 10 finish took command AT the start and
led throughout
The first ten to finish follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
DEAD HEAT IN MOTT HAVEN RUN

The crowd that attended the weekly run Of the
Mott Haven Athletic Club a dead heat yes
teriay when Tom Healy aud A. Conroy finished
abreast. after running almost terms
throughout the race. The runners time for the
five and a half mile course, which was covered
with snow. was SO minutes II seconds. A number
Of new members reported for their first run. and
they showed up prominently.
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
COMMENT on SPORTS
SIR Jf4RTTN And DERBT.
\ eooS and Vices on Current Topics,
amateur and Professional.

a. Sir Martin. the champion two-year-old in this
cou Try last season trains or and goes TO the post
f7 re English Derby this year he VIII carry not
ur. te hopes % all lovers of the thoroughbred IN
ibis country but the collars Of some. number
o. horsernen 10 wHorn was talking yesterday have
made Up q pool bet on sr Martin in the future
books abroad Al j. 10 J. the --latest price quoted
Others VIII wait until later being willing 10 accept
8 shorter price when they learn something more
ataut how he IS training and his chances Of start
.rl- numler Of English critics have spoken
elIy of Sir Martin since he has been IN England
tst taose of Us who him perform last year
hen he cn eight out Of thirteen races, for total
Of SIS SO need no encouragement and are satisfied
That he will be q worthy representative OF TINS
country in the blue ribbon fixture of the English
turf According To English exchanges. Bayardo,
1nhesten as 3 ;gvo-year-old last year, IS a pro
slounced fa,-orte for the English classic, at the
stIrprsinElv short price Of to !. on the authority
Of .Assz- In Sporting LIFE Rayardo has perfect
action and IS 2 horse Of the highest class. 'AuEuT
con fcsses that he was not enthusiastic admirer
of the son 81 Ray Ronald until he won the Dew
hurst Plate but that after that he not so will
snc TO question the hien pedestal OF which the
many admirers Of the colt had placed him. and
ADDS that In his opinion the owner who has a
horse capa5e Of beating him may account himself
one OF fortunes favorites. 1t is rot unlikely that
Louis Winans VINO bought Sir Martin from John
r. Madden fer a fancy price and is making his
debut as an owner of thoroughbred horses abroad
may be that favorite of fortune He bought a fast
horse. and. better yet. a thoroughly game ana
honest one. when ne picked cut Sir Martin 70 bear
ms cO}ors
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Plan to Include III Pennsylvania an
LeSIeY Cup Contest.

There IS move on foot TO widen the scope Of
the Golf Association Of Philadelphia so as to take
in all Pennsylvania when the opposing forces next
meet for the Lesley cup. In the past it has been a
case of PHILADELPHIA arrayed against MassachU-
setts and the metropolitan district in the so-called
tri-city match.
The reason why Philadelphia should want to
branch out is obvious when it is remembered that
its association exercises authority over only nine
teen clubs, several Of which hold membership en-
tirey for the benefit of their women players. On
the othe~ hand the Metropolitan Golf Association
claims ffty-seven club members, and the Massa-
chusetts Golf Association forty-two. Even py
taking in Pittsburg. the Keystone State would faIl
considerably behind the two other sections
Golfers in Great Britain are occupied these days
in arguing as who is amateur and how far
player may 80 without overstepping the line Whlch
senarates those who play the game for fun or gain
one well known player says:
u think there is one solution, and only one, in
which we shall find salvation. Instead Of defulhg
an amateur I would define a professional I would
Law down certain things marking a professional
and ! would finish my definition by saying that any
one who did for fee, hire or profit any OF the
things previously defined should no longer he con-
sidered an amateur golfer, and should he ineligible
for competition fer the amateur championship
Among the things marking out professional /
should certainly place laying out courses, or alter
ing them for y fee. / can see distinction be-
tween this practice and the playing Of exhibition
matches by amateurs for fees"
As regards the open seniors tournament, which
has been feature at the Apawamis Club since
1875 Horace 1. Fotchkss, who has been promi-
nent!y identified with these affairs says that the
plan 70 increase the tournament to two days de-
pends altogether on circumstances October has
been set aside but the following day will also he
left free II the number Of entries should be so
large that It will found impossible for all COM
petitors to complete the thirty-siX holes in one
dsy then the Apawanis Club viii open the course
for two DAYS Last year there were l20 contestants
Members or the Oakland Golf Club viii gather in
annual session al DeImoniCos Wednesday night
A board of directors Will he chosen. and from the
latter officers will he elected April 10, at meet
ing tc be held at the clubhouse.
With every prospect Of the womens metropoli-
tan golf championship tournament being held over
its course the latter part Of May. 70 say nothing
Of the usual invitation affair and the projected
work on its new home. the Nassau Country Club
IS looking forward TO the busiest kind Of sea
son. It is understood, however. that the new
clubhouse will not completed until the late fall
Having opeued the new clubhouse on the Broad
way entrance to the property. the Saegkili Golf
Club. Of Yonkers. is now enlareing the round to
three thousand yards FOR the nine holes
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
GOULD DEFEATS JOSHUA CRANE.

Boston March jay Gould, worlds amateur
tennis champion. defeated Joshua Crane the for
rner champion, in three straight sets at the Ran
dolph Hall courts of the Tennis and Racquet Club
in Cambridge to-day by scores Of 6-3. 6-3 and 6-2
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
poRANoo NOW AFTER MALoNEY

Torando Pietri, the italian runner who
Mslouev defeat White on Friday night, now wants
meet the latest addition 10 the professional ranks
in a race at the Marathon distance, The race will
be run after the next Dorando- Hayes meeting.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
The sixteenth round will be played in the fol-
lowing order tomorrow:

Nfieses Perils. Nidnisr. Dus -Chouncrski
vs.. Iasker. speyer. Techmann Tartakowor
Schechrer Es Salwe Fleischmsnn Spelmann, Rubin
stein Freymann, Bernstein vs. Burn. snosko-Bo-
rovski hve
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
POOR MANI

DO you know you talk in your sleep Hsnryy
said hts wife.
Well" was the meek response. do you begrudzt
me even those few words s?''-IlIustrated Bits
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
Horses and Carriages.

T,oR sALE-BEAUTIFUL LIGHT BROWN - -
II raze team; fve-year-od mares perfecty soores.
broken 10 r. tToleys and tuto-o1
are chance 20 buy a strong sound, acciHlatea
70 CITY work; price 81, Address r. Box = ii''
once.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08

read some time ago in English exchange
tnat ST Martin uuluckv HANDS. as Joe
cannon who zEll train the good three year-old Tor
Nr W-fnars had never handled Derby winner.
and mighty few other winners in the last two or
three wears view of this il was rather SATISFY
inc to read Rapier's opinion Of Cannon IN a recent
issue Of the illustrated Sporting and Dramatic
News He SAYS:
Can Joe Cannon train Derby winner a
friend who well acquainted with turf history
amused much by inqUiTlnE the other day, "ilth
he ua51 me compliment Of asking my views
sbol1f coming events. If he cannot, J am afralo
v.e must seek 2 competent practitioner IN Iorelsu
Tes~rS II recollect Alright. he had I4hCn 70 oo
with the training of FetrarCh, WHo Won Jle 1No
T-or1sarE Ts-ger 1876 he trained BllSTlNldSt
Who won the Two Thousand and one Thousand or
lg7E and be trained Petronel when he secured the
Two ThnuSa nd of 1850 for the Duke OF Beaufort
vvho-I have told the tale before-tuTned away. SUP
rosfng that the Duke Of Westminster Muncas ster
had beaten him. with the reTnark. Two sI!us9
further and 7 should have won 10 see the mum
her 20 I'D after that must have been peCullaTlN
pleasing He trained BonEE jean VINO Won lilSS
oaks of 1888 when Lord RasebeTy ran Two; and
friend. complaining that the second string leaIiE
knocked mine over snlil.ngly informed II :
no use starting second one unless You make some
winner or winners Of which Joseph Cannon has
not trained during his long and honcraoie career,
but some PEOPLES memories are short. and II mas
unfortunately happened that Of late years ne has
Fuut Cl=p out of CsssTdas in 1903 There can ne
ShaGe doubt that Louis Winans is eXceed'1leiT
fortunate IN his trainer and could not nave IN
trusted the colt better hands He. too, Is an
f7-sarlv plea SD 10 work. for Mr. Wln5ns is need
less TO say. a practical horsenan- ana VIII sp-
pre-iste what is done. # Sir M3rtn Is good
enough. there can be no fea- about his trainer.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08

Members or the Oakland Golf Club will gather in
annual session at DelnoniCo's on Wednesday night.
4 board of directors will he chosen. and from the
latter officers will he elected on April 10 at meet
ing tc be held at the clubhouse.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08

II Vas disappointing to say the least for Columbia
men 70 have the remarkable string Of victories OF
the basketball 1earu broken by Pennsylvania on
"Wednesday hast there must he some consolation in
having the men who made such good record
Yicked 20 man by such authority as Billy
Lush ss the representative AI-Eastern collegiate
a,e Billy Lush. who is the baseball coach
- Yale had charge Of the Navy basketball team
fhis winter and saw most Of the important games
,,la--ea In reviewing the season for The Yale
panv News hs SAYS.
IN picking a1 aI-coDegiate basketball team I
must u necessity restrict myself 70 naming only
members Of Eastern colleges, I have not seen
enough erues Of the Western college teams 70
ffsfifv their inclusion. For that reason. perhaps
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08

Having opened the new clubhouse the Broad
way entrance to the property, the Saegkii Golf
Club. Of Yonkers, is now enarsing the round TO
three thousand yards FOR the nine holes.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08

Captain Palmer z. Pierce. president Of the inter-
collegiate Athletic Association Of the United States
has sent out a sort Of in-tne-of-p -prepare-for-
var Getzer in which he urges the members to re
reved efforts in furthering the work Of the organ
izarior and ofTers the following suggestions AS q
means to carrying the propaganda OF purer
and saner collegiate sports to the end that the
association may coutiuu. its growth and finally
become truly national in influence. His advice Is
sound. He saws:
Whenever opport unity offers say gooo WoTu
for the association and its ideals, write mem
hers or other faculties whose institutions are not
members Of our organization, and urge on them
the 7esirabiiitv Of joining in the work. Call the
she constituticr whereby two mora are allowed
to coral5iue and support jcint membership Pub
lish articles ir re college papers and public prints
The repcrt Of rne annual meeting is now in your
hands There IS enough material in il for many IN
teres+irg articles Do not let the campaign be
dormant dsring any part of the year
CAPTAIN Pierce also announces that he has named
the following men 10 serve as committee 10 as
sist him in the solution of the amateur law prob
lem Professor F. W Nicholson Wesleyan; Pro
feSsor Paul & Phillips Amhersii Professor Louis
Feazier. 7r Rutgers: Professor ". L Dudley. Van
derhilt. Professo~ \. A. Stagg- Chicago Professor
. " tFeatherington Missouri. and DR.. Harry L
Williams Minnesota a subcommittee. made up
OF NIessrs HeatheriBgton. Dudley and Phillips VIII
have Immediate charge OF the details Of the work
I don't envy that committee The problem Is
hard one but worthy Of solution.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08

Joe Notte- one of TIE hest Jockeys ever developed
in this country. in my opinion sailed for Germany
last week. z. DuEan. who ranks with him. in the
opinion of rnanv VIII take ship tomorrow, and
may nv the wav. ride Sir Martin In the Derby
Willie shaw viii sail Thursday. and others OF
our leading riders VIII follow in the near future
IN view f this followers Of the sport in this coun-
7rv are wondering where the riders viii come from
this year and there Is cause for some uneasiness.
with most Of the competent jockeys engaged to
ride abroad Father Bill DAILY viii have to make
some new ones was remark I heard 2 day or
rzo aro but that aside, there is little doubt that
with racing there VIII he lack of fair boys 70
7ra-k their vvav 10 the front and make names for
themselves in the saddle E Dugan. haron-
srarun rider viii he missed TO any great eE-
sent it ] was sorry to see Notter 60, as he is a
rider Of keen Judgment with excellent knoWl-
edge OF mace and a particularly strong niaisher-
The Washington times., 1909-09-26
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

N B-FoIlowing schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile. New
Orleans AsheVIlIe, 9 a. m. and 1919 D. m.
For ChattanOoga and Memphis, 800 a. m
daily. ,,,..-
t7irTnfnpbann New Orleans, 1910 D. m
For knoxville Chattanooga, Nashville.
Memphis 4.I0 a. M daily tS4eeper open
after 10 p. M t, ,,.,..---,,-
Chsrlestcn. Augusta. Aiken. savannah. Jack
sonvnie md Florida points. 4:}0 y. m. DAILY
L g Rg/2Y5k, sAAeEG AgenJ.
s@4.i AKA
The Washington times., 1909-09-26
sEARoARD AR LINE.

oNlIlI-lJ = IL
sos a. m daily. Florida Fast NAL %
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers 70
Savannah and Jacksonville. Through sleep
ere washington 70 Atlanta and Birmin CHAM
Dining cars
7.20 D. IN. daily Year Round Limited p
Coaches and Pullman 10 Savannah. jackson
VILE and Tampa Also Atlanta, BirnSSg
ham and Memphis Dining cars. ~
Ticket Office l4iS New York ave. y. W.
Z. A. HARDWOOD. C. T. H.
c. 3 Ryan. G. =. n. POrthmOuth. Va.
9. z. Phillips, ID. y. A. Washington. D. c.
se1-tf
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour on the odd Hour.
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
200 a. m.-Diner. Pullman Parlor.
1890 a. m--5-hour train
1890 a. m--Dincr and Pullman Parlor Car
Tll:0O a. m.-Diner and Observation Pullman
100 D. m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
Five-hour
400 p. m--Coaches 90 Philadelphia
e 90 !. m Diner and Pullman parlor
$500 y. m--Coacbes TO New York
'l2.15 y. T--Sssepers 10 New YORK
'2:52 a m--,sleepeTs TO Philadelphia and New
ATLANTIc CITY. t7:OO. $500. tn.Oo a. M.
t1;a0, 's:o0 .. m.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
. (Week Days. g. m 10 IL T. nj
s2:5Z, t5:O0 1880 &c., '7.2U $500: $50 .s.o0
20 80. TO- sll.0o a. m. $500 noon fl3.0s
q 90 Ills. 1880. 500. f5.zy $50 t4.00.
t4:45. 500 lS;es. $50 1000 $50 zoe rata
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. -i:Z7. $3.50 D. N
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE. 1910 a IL, '4;05 p. M. $40 night
p PITTsBURG. $40 a. m, IA. 's.Ie ,. M.
CLEVELAND. 1910 D. m.
COLUMBUS. $50 D. m
WHEELING. 's;lO a. m, $50 .. n
WINCHESTER, 1910 a. M taos. f6s00 pm.
FREDERICK fS:1O. 1910 ts:l5 a. NJ, ia
HAG EfSsToWN. 1910 a. m. $500 D m
ANNAPOLIS. TO. 1900 a m. tIz:O5 noon.
ts:2o 1880. $3.50. and 1880 p. m.
sDaiiy Except Sunday. TSunday only.
TELEPHONES at ali Of the following
Ticket OhiCes: 14i7 ST Tel. Main 1854; CT!
station Ticket once. Main 1850. Inforna-
ton Bureau Main 1880 aul0-tf
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FARM LANDS-ALABAMA.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
For Rent

PRETTY HOME At BallstOn Va. l0-roop,
house. partly furnished II desired. q acre: 3
minutes 20 cars and stores. BOX g. BaIsror
Va. se25-Tts
FOR RENT-Soven-room house. = suuarc-
from cars. one fare. hot-watcr heat. porches
fire place, nicely papered SEE Inquire go
Nunsev Building. se2Ngt
FOR RENT-In Ballst1n Va. 6-room house
goo It. from station. $40 per month. posses
sion October 1st. JULIAN L. BALDWIN.
Ballston, Va. seSt-St'
The Washington times., 1909-09-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

IL THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRTCT or colt MBIA as a Court Of Bank
rupfcv IN the matter OF Walter Hicston.
bankrupt In bankruptcy. No f9i. To the
creditors OF Waiter Hieston. OF Washington.
= C. Notice ls hereby given that the above
named bankrupt has 6lcd his petition praying
Tor = discharge from all his debts in bank
ruptcv and that bis creditors and other per-
sons IN interest are required 90 enter their
appearance in opposition. if any 20 desire. I'm
tho clerks Office 81 said court, on or before
the Sthfday Of October. 1909 ~ 10 e. m. WIZ
LIAM N. HALLAM. Referee In Bankruptcy
The Washington times., 1909-09-26
HERB SPECIALIST.

MANUFACTURES OF Herb Remedies which
are guaranteed to cure or relieve any and
An ailments Mems complaints a Special ~
aulg-tf
The Washington times., 1909-09-26
FLOOR OIL.

G. r. HUNTERS SANITARY duSt-kiIing
hoor oil keeps the floors clean and bright;
gives them polished nnish. SOC gallon dciit-
cred. Az oils lacking the Hunter label and
the Hunter recipe are limitations. Phons
Main 5t5s once IL ia. ave. y. W Good
foT your furniture. Try il se-9-1t
The Washington times., 1909-09-26
RENT

az "a st NV. L rooms. bath hot water
-, aeat .-..------- =. $50. 20
3o7 Irving 81. NV. rooms bath; hot
water heat ....-.-.. % 90
Ss 18th 81. sw.. rooms. bath ............ p 80
3332 . ST NV. rooms. bath .......-.... q %
1903 Fla ave ne. rooms. bath. fur
mace heat --...........-.-............ -. 80
20 II ST. ne. rooms. bath.............. p %
s3f Barry place NV, bet 9Th and 10Th
Fla ave and Euclid st................. 70 50
as 81 sW.. rooms ....-..-.-..- Is 30
81 Newton pl- NV, = rooms ............. Is 0c
250 Ca. ave. NV. 8 rooms ........... 10 %
81 81 sV.. , rooms stsbie........... u. %
III G st sW.. rooms .--.....-............ Il -
1l4 18th 81. sW-. rooms ...-.....-... IA 90
1913 18Th 81 Sw-, rooms ................ u. 80
20 Capt. ave. Ivy City. D. c.. Z rooms 10 80
Marion. and Q; rooms. .-.......-.. ~. 90
II Columbia Terrace NV. 4 rooms. bet.
18th and 10Th, r and F..--..-......... 500
10 Pleasant Alley sw.. & roOms; bet 81
and 81. q and "a ....-.-...... -
Apsrtnent-8is VI st. NV, fat LIST floor
hot water heat bath. ..-......... 3. 50
Apartment-l0iS LIST 81. NV. La- Sd floor.
bath: 6 rooms .-.........- q 50
Apartment-f1g 81. NV. fat No. g.
3r6 floor floor. partly furnished ..--.... p %
Store-lZ29iz 1th St NV. store and large
warehouse q 30
Store-15S5 BenninE road ne.-.....-.-..... =. o.
A. S. CAYWCOD,
933 9th ST. n. W.
sez5-st-
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NHEOATE AkE AIND OHIO M
NOTE-PublIshed only as Information aud
not guaranteed
600 p NC. & o. Limited, Daily, Fast yes
IIbuled train. Pullman sleepers LeNinE-
ton. Louisville. Cincinnati Indianapolis
Chicago, and St Louis Connection f0r Viz
GINA Hot Springs. Pullman car Louisville
70 Memphis and Kew Orleans. Dining cars
q la carte service
NE r. NJ. r.. v LIMITED Daily
Solid yeStibule train Pullman sleeperS 70
Cincinnati. Lexington and LoulsvilIe daily
and Virginia HCt Springs week days. Din.
ing cars. a Ia carte service Pullman
sleepers Cincinnati 20 Chicago and St Louis
and Louisville 70 Memphis. Nashville. and
New Orleans.
Chesapeake and Ohio Offices 5ls Pennsvl-
vaaIa avenue: 1883 + street. and New Union
station Telephone Main l066 or 22Os Tor
tickets. basg5ge checks. reservations. and
Taxlcab mye-tf
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SALE-North Columbia Heights north
side ol Shepherd. haIf block from Bright
wood ave, triangular lot 81 feet front; 81 0o9
$50 cash. BOX 80. TimcE once. seI4-6t
FOR SALE-FARMS.
30 ACRES Nanjemoy creek OF Potomac
river; splendid improy ements; gO0d residence
barns. . tenant houses. other buildings fine
loan soil; clay sub-soii; corn. grass and
grain land; only $500 See US for all size
farms
NATIoNAL FARM AGENCY. 1907 y. =. ave.
sea4-2t
The Washington times., 1909-09-26
RIDE A THOR.

GEO ". BEALL- 2lao mn ST. n W
Uzs-sot
The Washington times., 1909-09-26
Offerings the Realty Markets of Washington and It's Suburbs
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.

FOR SALE
ANYTHING THAT YOC MAY WANT.
FROM 4 LOT 50x3GO TO 200 ACRES. ALONG
THE line OF THE ROCKVILLE ELEC-
TRIO ROAD. EITHER IMPROVED OR IN
IMPROVED. FOR INNEST MENT OR SUB
DIVISION.
J. II. MILLER. 1885, +.
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