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OBITUARY NOTES.

MRS LII WHEAT. author. died yesterday in Los
Angeles after a brief illness. She was born in
Michigan in is4O and had lived forty years In Los
Angeles Her hest known work was The Third
Daughter" a novel OF Chinese life.
JOHN g. cODER. OF the contracting firm OF
Coder & Miller died suddenly in Harrisburg. Penn.
Yesterday, aged sixty-hve years. Among the build
ings erected by Mr. Coder the Pennsylvania
Building at the Chicago Worlds Fair.
CHARLES oUENZER. president of the drug
supply firm OF Charles Quenzer Incorporated. at
No "a Resde street. Manhattan, died at his home.
No 100 Third Place. Brooklyn, yesterday He
was born seventy years ago In Germany. and had
conducted the drug supply business for twenty
years Besides his wife he leaves three and
three daughters The funeral will be held to-mor-
row and the burial will be made in Greenwood on
"Wednesday
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ITALIAN GRAND OPERA PLANS.

Arrangements have been completed for the grand
opera season at popular prices at the Academy of
Music beginning September I. The Italian Grand
opera Company Of New York has been reorganized.
with James f. Brande president and Antonio
Ferrara as general manager Among the singers
who will sail from Havre August Ia 10 become
members of the organization Mines. Fabbri.
Tanfani. Delcampo and Perego, mezzo-soprsnos;
Mines Adaberto Gonzaga and Ferrabini. sopranos:
Messrs Pacini and Seeura. barytones. and Messrs.
Kullnnan I,ucerti Barocchi. Sampieri and Gravina.
bassos. LA Giooonda" probably will open the sea-
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Edwin Byron Atwood was born in Portage
County. Ohio. in 1874 son OF Edwin and Eliza
Byron Atwood. He educated In the public
and private schools In his native county. Later
he studied at Pennington Seminary. Trumbun
County. Ohio. and at the Allegheny College. Mead
ville Penn. from which he graduated.
At the outbreak OF the Civil War he enlisted with
the 4lst ohio Infantry as sergeant major. His
promotions were rapid. and he brevetted major
OF the volunteers March 10. 1858. for valuable
and conspicuous service. He was mustered out
in the year. In the following year Major
Atwood was appointed second lieutenant in the
18th United States Infantry and he transferred
TO the "a Infantry IN 1859 and 10 the 9Th Infantry
In the following year.
He became first lieutenant IN 1872. and captain
and assistant quartermaster three years later. In
1890 he appointed major and In 1897 lieutenant
colonel For gallant and meritortous services IN
the battle of Murfreesboro Tenn. he was brevetted
first lieutenant. For similar services at Chcka-
manga he became major. and again for services he
had rendered AT Mission Ridge he was brevetted
brigadier general In ISIS he married Miss Hen
Tietta n King. OF 81 Louis, who survives him.
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WILL CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING.

Mr. and Mrs Samuel Hesse. Of No. 1872 East sgd
street will celebrate their golden wedding at their
summer home IN Elberon. N j.. or August IL
Seven children and three grandchildren VIII JOIN
with the aged couple in celebrating the fftieth
niversary OF their marriage. Several hundred guests
will 60 20 Elberon for the celebration.
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charge.
Backus. Henry L. Richey. Anna G.
Brown Martha s Roberts. Mary E.
Hsgernan. Charles H SMITH conscience u
Palmer, Joseph > Weiiss JosePAHiS -
BACKUS-At Hacksnsack. y. J.. saturday. August =
1909 Henry l.. Backus- Funeral services az MS as
10 az O'Clock Interment at Greenwood Cemetery ON
Wednesday morning.
BROWN-At Chicago. August :. 1902 Martha SWAMI
widow OF William Dawes Brown OF Concord. Mass
IN sTth year. Internent at Concord, Wednesdays
August H.
Charles Hodge. eldest son of the late Rev Dr;
Charles S and Mary voorhees, Hageman- Funeral
private. Interment Nyack, n Y POughkeepsis
papers please copy
6, 1903. Noseph Sexton Palmer. husband OF Louise
HoIkns Palmer in the saith year OF his age Funeral
services Monday August O. at 8 D. m. at St. Johns
Church
RICHEY-At Spring Lake \ J., August Z, 1909.
Anna widow OF Augustus c. Rchey. Relatives
and friends attend at her late
residence. No. 44S West state ST. Trenton y y. on
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock Interment at River
Cemetery at the convenience OF the family
ROBERTSON sunday. August 1909. Premium
Point New Rochelle n. Y. MARY f. daughter OF tbs
late Leonard H. Roberts. Funeral services az New
Rochelle Wednesday afternoon. at $50 O'clock
Carriages will train leaving Lexington ave STA
ton at 4:32 p Interment Rutland Vt.
sNITH-On Friday August 8. 1909 Constance Mary.
beloved daughter of Mary F. and James RUFUS
Smith Funeral from her late home No. AZ West
3sth St. on Monday morning at IL o'clock.
wELLS-At East orange. " j.. Friday August q.
Wells. OF New York City. at the residence OF her
niece. Mrs samuel w. Whittemore No. Prospect
az Christ Church. East Orange. on Monday. August
Q. at Sis .
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THE REV Or. JOSEPH GAMBLE

Plattsburg. n. Y. Aug. s--The Rev. DIR. Joseph
Gamble OF the best known clergymen In
Northern New York and up To two years ago
pastor OF First Presbyterian Church OF PIatts-
burg. died suddenly to-day at his summer home.
Red oaks. here.
Or. Gamble leaves a wife and two daughters
Miss Eleanor Gamble, a professor at Wellesley
College. and Mrs r T. Duke wife Of Lieutenant
Thomas T. Duke. 5th Infantry. L. s. A
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CANTATA At OCEAN GROVE
The Message from the Crosr
GiUen Nth Large Chorus. |

Ocean Grove. n J.. Aug. BEFORE audiencu
numbering eight thousand the cantata. Tbs
Message from the Cross" was produced this afterS
in the Auditorium innovation for Oceau
Grove. The chorus Of two hundred and an orcheDI
ira Of sixty-fve were directed by VIII c. MacFarI
land organist of 81. Thomas's Episcopal Church.
New York City, who composed the cantata-
The soIoists were David BisDham. Adai Husssg&
and Caroline Mir Hardy. Charles Heinroth, orgarss
list Of the Carnegie Institute Pittsburg presided -
the organ
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Ex-coNeREssmAN MILTON GAMBLER.

Atlanta. Aug. s - Former Congressman Aiilto
Gambler died tonight at hts home in Decatur. Ga
aged seventy-two years, He had suffered for thre
years from spinal disease
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DECORATION FoR DR.. soRscH.

Paris. Aug. s-The Italian government has deco
rated DR.. Louis Borsch. an American physician N
Paris. with the royal medal Of the Ministry OF
Public Instruction. on the recommendation OF ths
committee Of the International Congress ID
Ophthalmology.
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!. OvInooK oNcE MoRE groRMY.

-. lIooK ONCE MORE STORMY.
u !. 'sauons between the courts Of 81. James's
h1n,n are once more strained is evident
= fss = pone1nent at the very last minute. OF
: se-n.s ue Crown Prince and Crown Princess
San.,,,s . England. after al sorts az enter
sssaz., .A.uaing court ball. had been specially
crown 80. .1eT honor. II is perfectly true that
s+ilr, !. ''Ncsss Is In delicate state OF health.
'sfr !, - aoaition 10 hor family But this was
- =, 49, Desinning OF July. before the invita-
~rer.- I, el~'e ball IN question we're issued
sss-sh, us crown princess could not have
~fsse Aot been 20 England since her
ss ~ husband at a1y rate could have run
sasene, Gays. in order 70 make amends for
- cfs..,,N. . emphasize the unplessantness in
ar ., ~ ~ the fact that. although some two
y ss English officers. representatives of
. ~rlso Il i.eh had taken part IN the batfle
e. "A. y which British and Prussian troops
!, PED ir,..'. ae against the French. In I7ss. had
'Isioa !. = 70 attend the both anniversary
Ast !, 1hai Anglo F'russlan victory, on sun
o. 90 q y. ss''haeh' where they we're 70 be the
~ tsm,sa ptrof. ane where the most elab-
A. az sa,... ls hae been made sor their rcoep-
5ee'ni 1, .'ainFaent. they failed al tho last
t.~its, - on The previous Thursday or
ss isst,v., say. about foriy-eiglf hours ie-
news Wa received at Berlin that
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free admission TO the American Museum Of Natural
History.
illustrated lecture tuberculosis" under the
auspices OF the Board OF Health. Madison Square.
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CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

IL readily accessible BY Harlem from Grand CenrA
Station Webster and Jerome troeys and by car
rIace up Telephone ASS Gramercy for Boob
. Views represe 1tative
- Once. 20 East 23d St. New York City
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Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees; lowest 20;
so; for corresponding date year.
"a average for corresponding date last thrty-thres
Local overwhelmingly fair and continued warm
to-day and Tuesday; light moderate west winds.
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HOLLAND HOUSE IN DANGER.


sas what the imposts contained in the new Bud
F'st NE British government mean 10 land own
= VII be understood when II is shown that the
- q Leicester will be forced. under its provi-
- ei'her to cut ID the superb park and gardens
sAeh MS metropolitan residence. Holland
- surrounded or else 20 pay additional
- .hoer The head Of ''undeveloped land 20 the
~ nearly 10000 year. As Lord Leicester
not see his way 10 make a present OF between
- ana uree million dollars 20 the treasury-for
sle capital sum OF the annual amount which
-. pay In taxes for the park and garden
!. - holiand House-he will undoubtedly sell
sropssy II the government carries its budget
-o'sh Parliament
ne olssppearanoe o. y4ousna Ho,ss y,o,,a ha
-. 'oSS 10 the British metropolis II lies IN the
centre OF Kensington. ana may be said 20 be
- u oasis in the midst 81 a desert Of
sa aHo mortar The house dates from the reign
- - Hlzaoeth but the park around Il is very
- et Inc mansion hes been occupied in
49, OhNer Cromwell by William Penn and by
n - sno cleo IN The APARTMENT now occupied
- - hchester as a dining room The finest
t.-..a1u e mouse Is the so-oslled Gilt Chamber
n. ~ prepared for Charles and his French
-, S S' henrietta. Lord Macsulay. the his
g. = frequent CUES, there and It was IN
l,s' S.- =. holland House that George III courted
an -, - Iennox. 70 whom many historians In
vas secretly married
y ,,. ..-1er OF the family Of which Lord Iiches-
p, - resent owner. is the chief was Sir stephen
= !. - oeesn life as q poor choir boy. and who
Co., oo luck 70 hear u the death OF oliver
h..- =, p'iese any one else, and was the first TO
n s,s '- ZIG II OF the news This won for hiEs
zhr ,.,- VII o. the 'Merrie Monarch" who grad
49, s.s.loled him until he became a knight, a
s9sDs r.,. ne FriVy Council, Lord Of the Treas
~. =. q whom became the nrst Lord Leicester.
Ia >. second son became the first Lord Hol-
tsn - .@t'er family became extinct with tho
t,s.s 's a~sl Lord Holland. IN 1883, and on the
-, AA widow Holland House passed into
ssse. Ne' hhsnah' the lale LORD
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OBITUARY.
GENERAL EDWIN 3. ATWOOD.

Chicago. Aug. a-Brigadier General Edwin r. At.
wood retired died suddenly to-day. General At
wood served in the United States army for forty
two years. retiring IN 1909.
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to Ardsley and twenty to Gloversvie. n. Y. Thurs
day will be the biggest day OF the week S47 in all
going away-1O2 to Pttsheld. Mass. hfty-three TO
St Helens and 1872 70 Ardsey. Forty-nine will go
10 Rutland. VT. and fifty TO ST. Heen's on Friday
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast-vyashington Aug s.
The storm that prevailed the Mexico during
the last several days has passed inland. Sunday
night It's centre Southern Texas. This dis
turbance caused moderate 70 brisk winds along
Coast and general rains the
states Local rains also reported from the Rocky
Mountain plateau regions. plains states.
extreme Mississippi valley and Northern Michigan
In all other districts fair weather prevailed
has further rise IN temperature the
Eastern states. and moderate pre-
the Mississippi valley and the districts east
thereof Maximum temperatures Of 90 degrees or
higher recorded Sunday afternoon IN the middle
Atlantic and New England states the Ohio and Mis-
sppi valleys and the middle plains states somewhat
along Northwest Canadian border
southern states the Rocky Mountain and plateau
gions during Monday and Tuesday. Local showers are
also P0 r,bs New Ensand Warm weather Nil conn
nue during Monday and Tuesday in the Eastern states
and the Middle West. Temperature changes elsewhere
Steamers departing for Europe have light nod
crate west winds and generally fair weather the
Grand banks
Forecasts for Special Localities.-In New England
ana Eastern New York generally fair and continued
warm to-day and Tuesday except local showers
in northern portion Monday: light 10 moderate west
For Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey. Delaware.
and generally weather to-day and Tuesday; light
variable winds. mostly westerly -,
tinuei warm to-day and Tuesday Hight variable
winds. - =,
showers to-day; Tuesday fair: light variable Winds
mostly westerly.
Local ofaciaI Record--The following oneiaI record
from the Weather shows the changes IN the tenn
uerature twentyfour hours Tn comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year:
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UNDERTAKINGS.

FRANK f. CAMPBELL. s4I-s West 2sd 81. Chapsls.
Private Rooms. Private Ambulances Tel 1924 Chelsea
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Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE viii b
repubIished in the Tri-Weeky Tribune without extra
chs
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Domestic Rates.
By EARLY MAIL TRAINS
Far all poiuts I'm the United States Mexico Outside
Al the Boroughs OF Manhattan and The Bron Also Tor
Srbs Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines withous
extra expense for foreign postage.
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the file Of applications of selected aspirants for
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Local oficiaI Record--The following ofheiaI record
from the Weather shows the changes IN the tenn
uerature for the twenty-four Tn comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year;
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B.-Following schedule figures published
OF ly as Information ana are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmir CHAM Mobile, New
o leans, AsheVille, Q a. I'D. and 1915 y. In
For Chattanooga and Memphis. $500 IN.
daily.
mingham, New Orleans. 1910 p. m
For Knoxville. Chattanooga, Nashville
Memphis 4.i0 a. M. daily. tSieeper open
after 10 D. M
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Columbia.
Charleston, Augusta, Aiken. Savannah. Jack
souvile and Florida points, 4.iG p. m. daily
L. S. BROWN. General Agent.
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BOoKBINDING- RULING.
Flat opening blank books that lie open rat
CHAS. II. POTTER & CO.
Phone NJ $3.50. $40 18th st. n W
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WANTED-FARMS.
VANTED-To buy a farm; 40 acres or more:
not over II miles from city Inquire 6Ol l.
ST y. -. "a nat no4-3ts
MONEY To LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
WE HAVE SUMS Of s.. 900 70 sl0O, 600 10 Loan
on u. c. real estate. minimum charges 10
borrowers. GARDINER & DENT Qnc) ana
18th st. oc2-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on approved civ real
estate at lowest current rates. Special priLl-
ileges with respect to prior payments. Large
amounts a speciality TYLER 4 RUTHER-
FORD. $50 18th g.. y. ~. nol2-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on ID. C. real, ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest. Payments an
principal in amounts OF 500 on more re-
ceived at any interest period. THE e ~
SMITH CO.. Bond Building. 1905 n Y ave
jyl5-tf
MONEY 10 LOAN-S250 to $500 600 on ID -
real estate. Interest low. and all traEsac-
lions conducted with economical consideration
Tor borrowers,
WIN H SAUNDERS & Co,
1907 K ST. n. w
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
INTEREST on u. Z. Real Estate No IN
reasonable delay.
WALTER II. ACKER
fe1-tf 1920 + ST. n W
CT0PAnE
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROVAT rzr Trr~ 7 FNrE-


ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every other Hour on the odd Hour.Fs
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. 2sD ST NEW YORK
900 a. m--Diner. Pullman Parlor.
1900 a. m.-5-hour train.
f. 60 a m.-Diner and Pullman ParIor Car.
III 90 a. m.-Dller and Observation Pullman
Parior Car
-1.o0 D. m.-Diner and Pullman ParlOr car
800 .. m.-.'Royal Limited" All Pullman.
Five-hOur.
1900 p. m.-Coaches to Philadelphia.
800 p. m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor.
500 p m.-Coaches to New York
'l2.I5 N-T--Sleepers to New York
'z;52 a. m--Sleepers to Philadelphia and New
ATLANTIC CRY. t7:OO. 200. tu:OO a. m.
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
week Days. a. m. TO II D nd
tz:52, f5,00, 1870, 200 "7s20 $780, $50, '900
1880. flo 700. II go m, 'l2:0o noon; zsgo
SEQ. 1000. "l0.S6, $3.50 FI2.15 n T.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO p, $50 D. m.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
PITTSBURG. '9.10 a. m. '1sz7, 's:io p. M
SEQ night.
CLEVELAND. $40 p. m.
COLUMBUS. $50 D. m
WHEELING, s9:10 a. m, $3.50 r..
WINCHESTER, 1910 a. m. taos. 1000 2. m
FREDERICK, 1920. 1910. r9.l5 a. m, 4liSO
H.05, t5-45. p N.
HAGERsTOwN 1910 a. m. 1900 p. m
ANNAPOLIS. $50 SEQ a. m. f12;o5 noon,
1920. $50, 800 and 1880 ?. m
Daily. Except Sunday tSunday only.
TELEPHONES at all Of the following
Ticket Ohces; 1917 9 st. Tel. Main 1881: sls
station Ticket once. Main 1885, Informa-
ton Bureau Main 1880.
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snABoARD AM LINE.

EtttEDl liz.
s.05 a. m, daily. Florida Fast Mail. "
Through coaches and Pullman sIeepers 20
Savannah and Jacksonville Through sleep
ers washington to Atlanta and Birmingham.
Dining cars
200 D. m. daily. Year Round Limited 90
Coaches and Pullman to Savannah, Jackson
Vile and Tamps Also Atlanta, Birmiug-
ham and Memphis. Dining cars.
Ticket Office, 18lS New York ave. y. ".
r. A HARDWOOD q. II. A.
c. B. Ryan. G. p A, Portsmouth, Va.
c. T. Phillips. u. p. A. Washington. ID. G..
sel-tf
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AUTO LAMPS REPAIRING.

sKILLFUL radiator repairing. Your auto
lamps ana radiators put into perfect condi-
lion. Quick but careful work. Moderate
charges MOORE 4 CO. 500 John Marshall
place. Phone kain 454z Ee27th. Su.tu-a
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
of Washington and Its Suburbs
FOR SALE-HoUSgS.

THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY AND
MANY OTHERS ARE OFFERED FOR
ESTATE BROKER, 49J7 PA. AVE.
n. W:
ss.15O-Two-story. 7-room brick house; L st.
n W. near 2sth St
s9.5OO-Two-story Groom brick house, 2sth st
near I 81. n. ".
SOO-Two-story ana basement. 7-room brick
house; X St. near oath n. ".
ss,sOO-Two-story frame. rooms; 10Th st.
near h N "
s.. OO-Two-story brick. rooms: 4th St. lie
Droit Park.
81. 600 Two-story and basement, I rooms; n
ST near 32d n. ".
-Three-story s-room brick St near
81. 5O-TwO-story and basement Groom brick;
L ST. near y. II. ave. n ".
IS. OoO-Two-story and basement: s-room brick;
I'd St near Pa ave. s. E.
IS, 500-Three-story and basement s-room
brick; zst. near Pa ave. n. W
IS. s5O-Three-story and basement s-rOom brick,
9Th St near N ".
Sc, -Three-story and basement s-rOOm
brick; 1 81. near 21st y. w
.sOo-Three-story s-rQom brick; 10Th st. near
Pa. ave. y. W.
81. 5Oo-Three-story broom brick; G st. near
goth n W.
s.. 5OO-Three-story frame. Il rooms; Newton
place. BroOkland.
$, 5Oo-Two-story brick, rooms and store and
stable; 18th near V St
$. 75o-Three-story brick. rooms; 18th st
near r st. n ".
50. 75e-Three-story brick. Il rooms; near 18th
ST and Columbia road
So 75o-Three-story brick. II rooms; 2sd st
near Pa ave. n W
No trouble to give fun detail and description
Of property. Call and see
EDW. s. WESCOTT,
1907 Pa. ave. n. ".
no1,4
IF you WISH 1870 net Investment see
US to several two-story brick houses in
the northwest and southeast; houses IN per
feet repair and terms made easy
n. Y REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 1879 F.
ONLY So $50 for handsomely finished new
6-rooms and bath brick house; hot-water
heat; 4ssirably located S. E.; terms easy
n. Y. REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1923 F..
FOR SALE-A very pretty Groom brick,
porch. furnace. concrete cellar. nice baf b,
well built in every particular; big bargain,
only s., 500; only $500 needed
HENRY ". OFFUTT.
52d and y SITS. \. W. motif
CHEAPEST HOUSE s f.: convenient 10 2
car lines and navy yard; Groom brick; BATH
/ porches excellent condition: cost s.. so: trust
! s.. 200 price 800; must sell. OWNER, BOX
I 306, Times OfiiCe. noz-Sts
FOR SALE. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
Corner business property. 1888, 3sH. s543 NJ
/ st. n. W; brick houses: for al. $500.
Two brick houses, 1905 and $40 o -. y. w.
on car line, near sd St; for both IS. 600.
Corner business property, BOSS NJ ST., and
1916 jefferson St n W
A. and E SOMERS. Executors. so 7th st NV.
ros-3ts
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Washington Southern Railway.

For Richmond and points South via Fred
ericksburg-Leave Union Station week days
4.05 a. m; 40 a. mr.; 500 a. m; 10 a. N;
5:35 p m. 500 m; 7:20 m: Sundays,
400 m; 700 a M e:o5 a.. m 1886 2. m {;
500 p. m. and 7:20 D. m Local for Freder
icksburg, 9:15 a. m. week days. Time Of
departure and connections not guaranteed.
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STORAGE

GET OUR ESTIMATE on absolutely me-
proof storage. moving packing. UNITED
STATES STORAGE Co. 4S-20 10th ST y.
". Main 1923. je2s-u
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Money Loaned SaIaried Peonle

and others including women keeping house.
without security: easy payments. Offices II
6 principal cities; save yourself money By
getting my terms first D. Ii. TOLMAN.
Hsom s06. 63s 18th 81 n " ss27-tf
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.
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NOTE-PubIished only as information and
not guaranteed
400 p Nc. & .. Limited. Daily. Fas yes
tibule train. Pullman sleepers to Liking
ton, Louisville, Cincinnati. Indian polls
Chicago, and St Louis Parlor car for Nir-
ginia Hot Springs week DAYS Pullman
car Louisville 20 Nashville. Memphis and
New Orleans. Dining cars a % carte
service.
1.S6 p. M-F F. V Limited Daily
solid vestibule train. Pullman sleepers 10
Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville and Vir-
ginih Hot Springs daily. Dining cars a Ia
carte service. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati
TO Chicago and ST. Louis and Louisville
To Memphis. Nashville, and New Orleans
chesapeake and Ohio Onices. 513 PennsvI-
vania avenue; 1899 Il street. and New Union
Station Telephone Main 1866 or 2206 Tor
tickets baggage checks. reservations and
TaxiCab sel-tf