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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
For Sale.
ATTENTION
HOMESEEKFRS

ATTENTION, HOMESEEKERS.
II looking for a good home on easy terms
same as rent. don't fail 10 send for our new
catalogue lNo ~. giving list OF nearly $50
lots and homes from $500 up ana on easy
terms. IN Brookland EllastOn Terrace Sher-
wood. Laugdon. Woodbridge and Mt Rainier
all within one car fare
Come out and let US show you what we
are Offering. Get Of at 10Th street
THESE ARE ALL SPECIAL. BARGAINS
over 4 acre: artistic new bungalow, bath:
water; gas; beautiful oak shade trees. g 500
Brlck bungalow; rooms. bath. range. eel
lar; porches; lovely outlook: s.. 100. easy
terms
Large lot. 5r. house chicken house. s.. COO
DWellng-store, modern improvements:
large lot. snap al $3.50; splendid business
stand.
Attractive Or. house. modern. everything
Spicb and span. cars pass door: s.. $50
Acre. Mount Rainier; Or house: every
thing the best and up to date: good barn;
orchard: a regular little farm: g. 600. Photos
office
over Z acre. 6r house chicken house
beautifully located. given away at s. 700;
500 cash
SOULE REALTY co.
Branch Office. 1850 r I, ave ne Phone y $40
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AUCTION SALES
MARCUS NOTES. Auctioneer.
District Government Sale Of Condemne
Metal Lockers

District Government Sale OF Condemned
Metal Lockers
Washington .. G.. March g. 1902. On Thurs
DAY, next, March IS, 1909. az TWO o'clock D.
IN. viii sell at public auction IbOut 400
wardrobe metal lockers. sizes 1Zin kiln x
foin- and 12ln-X12in. X3Sin., with hat shelf
and coat hooks made Of expanded metal. in
sections OF various sizes Up TO hfteen lockers
PCT section. Sixty Of the above-nar1ed
lockers viii be sold hrsJ. AZ the Armstrong
Manual Training School. First and = streets
northwest. Immediately thereafter. 3 will
Fbe sold at the Mckinley Manual Training
school. Seventh street and Rhode Island ave
nue. then. go viii be sold al the Central
High School. Terms: Cash at time OF 5a BE-.
Purchaser VIII he required 20 remove the
lockers within ten days afte~ date OF pur-
chase Failing 10 do so. he VIII forfeit the
purchase price paid, and ihe District viii
resell the lockers. Proceeds from such last
sale 10 be deposited 10 the credit ~ tine
District and United States Government in
equal parts. mh6i is
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PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL. ETC. GOV
EMINENT PRINTING OFFICE. Washing
ton, D c. February 10. 1909. Sealed propos-
ais will be received this Office until 10
O'Clock a m, TUESDAY. APRIL - 1903 for
furnishing material, etc, for the public print
ing and binding to the Government Printing
Office during the fiscal year ending June 30
1910. The right 70 reject any and all bids
and TO waive defects is reserved. Detailed
schedules OF the material. etc. required ar-
companied by blank proposals. and giving the
regulations with which bidders must comply
may be obtained by addressing this office
SAML 3. DONNELLN. Public Printer
fe20. y. nts. x, q. q. ap3 10
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washing
ton. D. c. February 10Th. 1909 Sealed pro-
posa-c viii be received at this Office until
tao O'Clock .. m. Monday. April 18th 1903
for furnishing supplies for use Of the various
branches OF the Government Of the District
or Columbia. during the fiscal year beginning
July LIST 1893. and ending June 50. 1910 as
follows; Stationery; blank forms and print
ing; school books; furniture and house fur
nishing; hardware and tinWare; miscellaneous
Photographic supplies. rubber stamps flags
and athletic goods, &c.). plumbing supplies;
groceries and provisions. boots and shoes
drugs chemicals. surgical apparatus and hos
pital supplies; glass. paints. and oils; lum-
ber; fresh meat, cOrned beef. &C; fuel; dry
goods; ice; electrical supplies; saddlery
leather wheelwright supplies. &c; kinder
gaTten supplieA- and laundry work. and for
the purchase Of waste paper during the
period named Blank forms Of proposal and
specifications VIII be ready for distribution
March LIST, 190o-these and all necessary in
formation may be obtained az the Office Of
the Property Clerk. d c. District Building.
HENRY B. f MCFARLAND. HENRY 7.
WEST. SPENCER COSBY. Commissioners.
.. c. fe2o. q. mhs, Is, q. 2. 30
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LOST
ADVERTISE
FOUND ARTICLES
THE LAW

"A PERSON WHO FINDS LOST
PR P RTY UNDER CIRCUM-
STANCES WHICH GIVES HIM
KNOWLEDGE OR MEANS OF IN
CURLING AS TO THE TRUE OWNER
AND WHO APPRoPRIATES SUCH
PROPERTY TO HIS OWN USE or TO
THE USE TO ANOTHER PERSON
WHO Is NOT ENTITLED THERETO
WITHOUT HAVING FIRST MADE
EVERY REASONABLE EFFORT TO
FIND THE OWNER AND RESTORE
THE PROPERTY TO HIM Is GUILTY
OF LARCENY"
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FOR E,xCHANGE-REAL ESTATE

TWENTY FIVE LOTS. We'll located near
" ASFfISGrOrN.. n. g.. for exchange, either
for PERSONALITY or REALTY WHAT
HAVE Y0Uc No agents neo,- answer. Law
renee Building, Room l. Washington, .. G.
mh2-1s
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MARCUS NOTES. Auctioneer.

On SATURDAY, MARCH g. 1902 at Il
o'clock a. m, 1 will sell at public auction.
at the Wholesale Producers Market nth
Nos $50 and SIS. BY orde:. Commissioners.
y. G Nj c. HARGROVE. Property Clerk.
-. Q. mh4-2t
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. ETC
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE. Wash
ingtOn. D c. February Is, 1909 Sealed pro
posals viii be received at this Office until
2 o'clock .. m. MONDAY, APRIL y 1909
FOR furnishing stationery. fuel. ice. hardware
plumbing and electric supplies. lumber etc
FOR the use Of the Government Printing OF
fee during the fiscal year ending June 90
1910 The right 10 reject any and all bids
and 10 waive defects is reserved. Detailed
schedules Of the stationery. fuel ice etc
required, mpanied BY blank proposals.
and giving the regulations with which bidders
must comply. may be obtained by addressing
this Office. SAML r. DONNELIY Public
Printer. fe20. q. Enh6. Il. % = ape 10
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FOR sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-HOuses

WILL SELL OR TRADE AT ONCE
Ny new colonial house in Georgetown; has
every modern improvement: trade for sub
urban home. Must be in District BOX SIS,
Times office. mh5-2t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-BY
WI. H. SAUNDERS & CO,
1907 + ST. y. W.

HOUSES.
1881 18th NV 17r zbsi15 22T 18th nU-. Or b. p %
l5lS NV. Sr. b. % % I4-5 q ne, ST. D. SO 90
351O \ Il aver. J4U- 9th NV. Or
b. 30 sol furnace -ZO-Jo
40 Porter ne Or b ..165, '34 Nv Sc .6r D. IS 50
1lO2 7th ne, ST.. b. .26.5 ! U-9 Rosedale. 6r-- 30
FLATS
The Luzon Or b. 80 90 Bats r. 81 r.. .5r b f2l.5
I7Os : NV 6r b. 80 DOL 1901 LIST nv. 81. b.2O.5O
17O5 NV, 81. b. so 90 1884, / Sc. Dr. blC.O0
12s2 c sw. ST. 70. 80 oy 1901 l. Sc. d.. b.. S.R
1929 35th NV. 81. Z. $3.50
TOUSES-COLORED.
11A 18th St NV, 6r.. =. and w-...-....... 5000
1910 L st. he, 6T. Is %
1891 Alton st. ne. or. 8. and U----------- 100
1225 Alton court ne, #. 8. and W. 1850
1927 . ST alley. 4T., :. and w-...-..--.-.. 1000
2o-9 Rosedale st. ne Or. s. and w.. $50
STORES.
S1lA nth st NV large cellar. $50 90
i1S4 18th st. or +. and w----.--------.--- 2c-o
STABLES.
Rear 1144 18th ~. NV. garage ---.-.--.---. 5000
Rear 1909 9Th nw-------,--.--- --:.-...--. o-gV
Rear 20 Pierce NV, water, stalls. 500
Tnhj-2t
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PROPOSALS FOR GENERAL SUPPLIES
TOR THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS
AND INDEPENDENT ESTABLISHMENT
AND FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING June
%. 1910 once OF the General Supply Com
Htttse Washington. j.. g., February % 1909
Sealed proposals WIFI be received az the ONCE
% the General Supply Committee Room I76
treasury Department, until two o'ciOck r.
n. Monday. April y, 1909 for furnishing
drafting materials. chemicals
drugs medicines and hospital supplies surgf-
tal apparatus- dry goods, electrical engineer
Ing. and plumbing supplies engraving. print
ing binding and photographic supplies G.a-
leather and saddlery, ice, lumber and build
ing materials. paints. oil. glass. Photographic
and miscellaneous supplies. as may be or
dered from time 10 time during the fiscal
year ending June 90 1910, for use u the State
Department, Treasury Department War De
partrUen', Department Of Justice, Post Office
Department. Navy Department. including
Naval Observatory. Department Of the In
terror including Civil Service Commission
FREEDMEN Hospital, Geological Survey.
Government Hospita! for Insane Howard
University. Superintendent Of Capitol Build
ing and Grounds Deps -tment Of ARricui-
tIre. Department Of Commerce and Labor
Government Printing once. Smithsonian
Institution. including AstrOphysical Obserya-
tory. BureHu Of American EthnoIoEy. Interna-
flonal Exchanges. National Museum Nation
a. ZooioEical Park. Interstate Con1uerc
Commission Superintendent 81 State War
the District 90 'oluW bia- Blank forms with
Specifications ana Instructions 10 bidders viii
Re ready for distribution on or about Febru-
srs -. 1909, and will be- furnished upon ap-
pHcstion 20 the General supply Committee.
Room ll6. Treasury Department. Washing
ton j. Q. W W. LUDLOW. Chairman OF
the General supply Committee.
fed. 2. uhs. i. %. y. ap3 10
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Another Large Public Sale
4 Carloads West Virginia, MARYLAND

and Indiana
HORSES AND MULES
At THE WASHINGTON HORSE AND
MULE co. STABLES.
82S Nj street n. w. Washington, D. C,
MONDAY. MARCH s. 1909, 10 A. NJ.
(Sale Rain or Shine.)
These Horses consist Of Heavy Draft and
General Purpose Horses. among them are
some good Drivers and several good Stepping
Horses. also several pairs OF good Mules
Consigned by following shippers: VIM Nc
Henry. Of HaEerStown. l load; Harvey and
Richard AcHsnry, 1 load; Alien NcHenry
end Chas. Clipp Of Frederick. 1 load load
by an Indiana shipper to be sold on Com
mission for the High Dollar. This Indiana
shipper always ships some speed Horses
VIII be sold under a guarantee as repre-
scented OF money refunded
McHENRY BROS,
Telephone West 1921. 32S7 N St
rr1hS-gF
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Wanted.

WANTED TO RENT with privilege OF buy
ing. S-r1om house modern Improvements; IN
suburbs, large grounds shade, good neigh
borhOOG. near electric, within two car fares
Address BOX 60, Times office. -nhe-Sts
WANTED-By man and wife. small cot
tage with three 70 five acres OF land. IN
sc limit Of the city. Address BOX 623. Times
office unh5-St~
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
OF Washington and Its Suburbs
FOR SALE-LOTS

toR SALE-Very cheap. for location: 10 II.
west % 10th -. n. W; S1lS5: side ana back
aueg' per tooS. --.-..--.-....--..-......-. 75c
y. W GRAHAM & co s. L.. -
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PROPOSALS-C. s. DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE Office Of the Secretary
Washington, j. C., February ~. 1909 Sealed
proposals IN duplicate viii be received at the
Office q the Discussing Clerk until D. ru
Monday. April y. 1893. for furnishing mis-
CellaneOus supplies during the fiscal year
ending June 30. 1910. as follows: Laboratory
material. including chemicals. packing boxes
seals. tags and meat andInr devices
cleaning carpets and washing towels. waste
paper; meteorological instruments. towers
weather nags, and printing ana IthogFa phic
material Full information furnished on an
pllcatiOn TO the Disbursing Clerk. Bids must
be sealed and addressed 70 the Secretary
~ Agriculture. in accordance with iustruc-
GonS given on the schedules. JAMES Will
SON. Secretary. fe20. q. mh6. l.. 20. q. ap3 10
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FARM FOR SALE. $500; 90 acres. Including
schooner launch, new house. located on Pc
tonac water front, near Washington This
bargain, less than Y value. See McGHTE.
9SS 9th st. y. W nnb2-7s
FOR SALE-Nesr Washington, rich 6airv-
stock or truck farm. OWNER. 1909 NJ st
N ". fe9eTts
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FOH KENT ~ Et-NlSt1-D
Mass. ave- 2er-...S55e r / a TT 16th---yzOo
18th, nr - SJ5 Nr 10th & y, 1T. b 10
18th, mr. R.. $50. Mass av- I2r, ID. I1j
18th, M !, l5r. b.. 500 Zlst M Mass ay.. 80
18th. nr X 16r ID. go NJ Conn av s. N 10
NJ 18th & Mass OIst. nT q. Tor. 20. IoJ
J. V. y. & r. 3. HUYCK. 1906 Pa. av. n W
Gail or write Tor complete lists ulh5-3t
FOR RENT-s62 and SOS Fla ave y W.
rooms. water in kitchen only fI4OO- Key
916 W 81 y. " mh5-2t
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100000 10 LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN ON d. c. REAL. ESTATE
Lowest rates Of interest. Pa ymeAts on rim
eipaI IN amounts or 800 or more received At
any interest period. THE X. II SMITH co
Bond Building. 1905 New York ave. ty5-tf
MONEY TO DOAN-S2S0 20 $500. 900 On y. c
real estate. Interest low. and AL transsctions
Conducted with economical consideration for
goTTOHe Ts.
VIM. Il. SAUNDERS g. CO.
aA97 St y W
MONEY TO LOAN Al LOWEST RATES
OF INTEREST on y. -. Real Estate. No
gnreaSonsbls delay.
WALTER H ACKER
ts4-u 1Izo r 81, n. W,
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FOR RENT-The most desirable houses IN
all sections Of the city; all sizes and prices
10 suit We can save you time and trOu-
BILE by calling. phone - this Office.
HARRISON REALTY CO., Inc. 62i 18th
n. W, II. 1852 Ja29-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-20
AUTOS TO Be MUTE AND SWEET
PARKS BARRED TO NOISY AND
LL-SMELLING MOTOR CARS.
War Department Issues order-An-
noyance at Potomac Drive Con-
certs Source of Action.

Noisy and ill-smellins motor vehicles
arc hereafter to be denied admission in
10 public parks and reservations in the
District
Orders TO that effect have just been
issued by Col. Abbot acting chief OF
engineers Of the army who has iurjs-
diction over these national premises
Park watchmen. who have full police
powers. have been directed to enforce the
order.
This action was taken on the recon-
mendation of the officer in charge of
public buildings and grounds He rep-
resented that the class OF motor vehicles
mentioned had proved a source of great
annoyance in the public parks, particular.
iy during the band concerts on Potomac
Drive"
To meet the situation, the existing
rules and regulations governing the use
in the District of Columbia have been
amended so as to prescribe as follows:
1t Is forbidden To run motor vehicle
thSI emits excessive unnecessary or Of
fensixe quantities of gas or smoke or
diSagreeable odors or that makes All Un-
necessary or unusual amount Of noise"
IL is explained at the War Depart
nent that this regulation has the prac-
teal force of law, and was adopted In
order to authorize the park watchme n
TO exclude from the parks and reserva-
lions all motor vehicles that do not com
ply with its requirements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-20
WASHINGTON GROVE, MD.
Specia! Correspondence Of The Star.
WASHINGTON GROVE, Nd,

July % 1909.
Opening the eighth annual assembly Of
the Washington Grove Chautauqua a con-
cert was given in The big auditorium
last evening by thu Ernest Lent Concert
Company of Washington
The concert company consisted of a
quartet of performers on violins. with
cello and piano, headed and directed by
|. Ernest Lent. known in musical circles of
the National Capital. Numbers of the
program included quartet of strings. trio
of strings. with piano, and solos. The
members 0 fthe company. besides Mr..
Lent. were Miss Ethel Lee. cello; Miss
Rubie Stamford, violin. and Miss Jessie
Bioomer. violin.
Following the opening quartet, Pre-
lude and March," by Bohm. Miss Standi-
ford played two solos for violin. Two
cello solos were played by Mics. Lee.
Shubert's Moment Musical was given
by the quartet solos by Miss Bioomer
following. A. composition by Mr. Lent.
'.Pastoraie Mfnuet and the MIL, for
sSsste, soo Mr. eh epi paye s
..Gayotte." Pepper Responding to an en-
core Mr.. Lent played Schumanns
"Traumeri.
Prot Oscar Phelps Austin will presnnt
tonight his cameragraphs. descriptive of
the religions Of the world.
Miss Mabel Campbell has returned to
her home I'm LIST avenue after visit in
Washington.
Rev. \. II. Thompson of Washington.
with his son Edwin, was q visitor al the
Grove YESTERDAY.
Rev \. W. Spooner, evangelist for the
camp just closed. will preach this evening
TO the negroes at Emory Grove Church.
Hc viii return to the city Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-20
BROWN IS UNSUCCESSFUL
SENATE DOESN'T PASS HIS IN
COME TAX RESOLUTION.
Kean and Smoot Raise Point Of
Order Against 1t-Heyburn
Objects to ''We.'

When the Senate met today. Senator
Brown of Nebraska sought to have
adopted the joint resolution directing
the governors of The various states
copies of the resolution providing for q
constitutional amendment authorizing
the levying of an income tax. but under
objection from Senator kean considera-
ton vas postponed.
Mr.. kean raised the point of order
hat under the agreement to transact
no bushes while the tariff bill Is In
conference the resolution could not
properly receive attention. In vain did
Mr.. Brown argue that his resolution
contemplated no legislation. and just "a
unavailing was the assistance offered
by Senator Bacon.
Mr.. kean held firmly to his point and
Senator Smoot coming to his rescue.
they had no difficulty in forcing the
resolution over to another day. During
the discussion Mr.. Bacon declared that
II the agreement was to be SO strictly
interprete it would be out of order for
the chair to lay any ordinary com.
munication before the Senate.
Cummins Wants Printing.
The Brown resolution thus temporarily
disposed of. Mr.. Cummins sought TO OBJ
tain an order for the repriIting OF bill
in which he was interested. Senator
Smoo- objected. The Ctah senator Is
chairman OF the committee on printing,
and he said:
I'VE have decided that all these mat
tiers shall go to the printing committee BE-
fore being passed BY the Senate
Mr.. Hepburn saw in this declaSation
tendency. 10 encroach upon the sacred
rights of the Senate, which. he declared In
very solemn tones. should not be permit
ted Then Mr.. Smoot mildly responded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-20
FOUND CASH IN FEATHER BED.
Lawsuit Probable Over Possession
Of Deceased Spinster's Money.

Special Dispatch to Tie Star.
PETERSBURG, Ind, July 2O.-Mrs. Lee
Thurman, living several miles south of
this city, while airing heavy feather
bed. the former property of Miss Kitty
McGraw, an eccentric spinster. discovered
81, 30 in paper money hidden in the mid
die Of the bed. Miss McGraw. vino died
several months ago. withdrew from banks
over $1,000 in money just before her
death, and when it came time TO settle
the estate none OF this money could be
located Dligent search was made upon
Miss McGraws 2O0-acre farm, but Moth
ing was found
A sister of the dead woman, Mrs. Mar
garet Miller. lived with Thurman and
his wife. and had the household effects
transferred tn the Thurman homo. There
may be a lawsuit over the findil. OF the
money. IS both Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman
say that Mrs. Miller told them they were
welcome 10 any money that they might
find among the effects Of the deceased
Search for money has been renewed. and
1t is thought that thousands of dollars
may be secretcd on the premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-20
HAPPENINGS IN ALEXANDRIA
CITY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
TO MEET TONIGHT.
To Arrange for Primary in August.
Final Plans for Paving
King Street.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

correspondence
ALEXANDRIA. Va, July 20. 1909.
\ called meeting of the city democrat
ic committee will be held at the Opera
House Cafe at o'clock tonight for the
purpose of making arrangements for the
eubernatorial and legislative primary,
which will be held August next. AS
the meeting is regarded as an important
one it is expected that all Of the mem
bers will be in attendance.
With other things will be the selec-
ton of Judges and clerks for the pri-
mary. ARRANGEMENTS will also be made
for the printing of ballots. The names
of the candidates for the legislature will
he placed on the regular democratic
ticket. The usual voting places in the
four wards will be selected. and the
hours will be from sunrise to sunset
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for a
called meeting of the chamber of com
merce, which will be held at 3 O'CLOCK
tonight. at which time final plans VIII
be perfected for the paving OF the upper
end of King street from the citys iimlis
westward to the Union passenger rail-
way station with vitrified brick. to cor
respond with the remainder OF that thor,
oughfars The work will cost upward
of $4,000 and will embrace a distance
of more than four squares.
As previously stated. the Washington
Southern and Washington. Alexandria
and Mount Vernon Railway Companies
Will pay their pro rata. Willie Alaxehdria
county will contribute 5000. and the
abutting property owners will also pay
their portion of the cost II. is expected
that the work Will be- begun at an early
date When this work is completed king
street. the main thoroughfare of the city.
will be paved with vitrified brick from
end TO end, distance of more than a
mile.
New Health Laws Vetoed.
Mayor Paff has vetoed the new set of
health laws, passed at a meeting Of the
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colored. fined $3.50 each. Mary Smith and
Martha !Voodlawn. both colored. drunken
and disorderiy conduct, fined $3.50 each.
A settlement out of court was effected
in the case of Mamie Fortune, colored.
charged with stealing $3.50 from another
colored woman, and the accused was re-
leased.
Injured in Runaway.
A horse attached to a lumber wagon be-
longing to w. A. Smoot & Co.. driven by
Marcellus Jackson. co.ored, ran away at
Braddock Heights yesterday afternoon.
throwing Jackson to the ground and badly
injuring him. His injuries were dressed
by DR.. ]. NJ. Hopkins. after which he was
taken to his home. South Pitt street.
Helen J.. Langford. infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs James Langford, died this
morning at her parents home, No. 1lO7
Queen street. The funeral will take place
from her parents home at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
John E. Franklin, a well-known colored
resident. died yesterday afternoon at the
home of his sister. Mary Spri3gs. No. so
South Washington street.
The altar boys of ST. Mary's Catholic
Church went on their annua; picnic to
Colonial Beach today. A large number
of parents and others accompanied them
on the trip.