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The Washington herald., 1909-06-09

Discovered Ha, ha! We have a hunch
that the weather man is not a baseball
fan; hence the poor treatment the base
ball artists are getting at his hands.
Another juicy downpour soaked the local
diamonds good and hard yesterday even
ing. and. Of course. there were no games.
But this can't last very long. and when
the sun starts in 10 dry up the sand
lots it VIII make short work Of the Job.
Lots Of people were disappointed be-
cause the Bethany-Ninth clash could not
be pulled off as was scheduled. Bethany
won the two games when these two teams
have met heretofore, but a good many
think that IL is about time the Ninth
Street team was winning from the Bloom
ingdale aggregation, and they are looking
10 see the Bethany crowd trimmed. The
race in the Sunday School League is get
ting exciting as the season progresses.
and it is practically a toss-up between
the first three teams. Many Of Bethany s
followers are disappointed in the work OF
the churchmen during the past two
weeks. as Bethany has not played up TO
its form Ninth is tied for first place,
and is firmly intrenched there. a hard
fight being necessary 10 dislodge them.
HaJnline IS clinging TO the second posi-
ton ike a drowning man holding on 10
q life rope. and after their slump Of the
past week their followers expect 10 see
them show fash Of their old speed and
skill.
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ANo-uass L1ls-llllsr fAIllpe. Magee- hyatt
Three-bsse hit-Magee- Sacrifice hits-OSo0rne %.
Doolin e. Msgee. Miller. Gibson Double plays
Wagner 70 Miller 70 Hyatt. Doolin 70 Knabe %
BraIsfeld: Doolin 20 Bransfeld Bases on balls
OF Camuitz. 4; OF Broan. a. Of Richie. J. Struck
out-By CGInuitz. ?; by Brown 1; By Richie. .
UmpIres-ALeSSrs- Klein and KaDe Time Of game
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COLLEGE CANES.

A wiHans,OUn, SLnsA-wnhuA B: cOlm-
At sehsnsot.ay-Cds..s 5; Uusua.
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CAROLINA LEAGuE.

AZ SDartanou-g-SDsrtanbug 5: Greensboro. =
At Winston-saiem--WiEt salem, e. Andersen l
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AMATEUR GAMES OFF
Old Rainmaker Butts In at
: Wrong Time Again.
PENNANT RACES UNDER WAY

Teams in the Various Leagues Be
gin 10 Take ShaPe-Games OF the
Notes and Comment on the Teams
and the Players in General.
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Left on hasls-Boston. 9. ST Louis. s. Bases
baIs--Oa Chech. g. OF Criss- Struck Cut-By
Cheeh. s: By Are-lsues. !: BY CTiss. IL Three-bEse
hii-Nues- Tw0-basa hit-Criss- Sacridca hits
Hooper. Jonez- stolen hases-Ferris. Williams Nc
Alsase. WOltGr HoCper- Double pi1ys-CriEcr 70
Williams: French 70 Niles hit by pitclcr-By
Chech. 4; By Steele. /; by Criss p Wild pttchcs-
Crss ~. Tmnires-Messrs O'Loushlin and Kern
Tine of game-2 hours and g minutes. Attcrdauce
--s3
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TIGERS WIN OUT.
Defeat New York in Eleven Inning
Battle, 3 TO 4.

New York. June 8-Detroit beat New
York IN a torrid eleven-inning game to-
day. Villetts had two bad innings and
BrOckett one. The winning run was due
TO a base on balls 20 Bush. Cobb's single.
which Engle fumbled. and Morisritys s
out at first base. on which Bush came IN.
Bushs fielding was a feature. Score
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GAMES TO-DAY.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
sTANDNG oF - TEANs.

Chicago June S.-Christy Mathewson
pitched the Giants 10 victory over the
world-champion Cubs IN the opening game
OF the series this afternoon. the mai
score being 3 TO Mathewson was in
great form. and held the Cubs down 10
two hits. one OF these came IN the open
ing Inning, which scored the two runs
secured by the Chicago team Brown.
the Cubs star pitcher. opposed Mathew
son He has generally held an edge over
the Giants. but to-day the tables were
turned Mathewson was the whole show
this afternoon.
Deprived OF Shut-Out.
He had the Chicago batters under his
control all the way, and should have
been able 10 chalk up a shut-Out 10 his
credit Mistakes BY Doyle. al second
base. in the first inning gave the locals
their two runs. Evers. the first man up.
hit a grounder 70 Doyle. who made q bad
throw 10 first base. Sheckard sent
grounder 10 Doyle. and he let the bah
roll through his legs. Holman sacri-
feed. and then sreinfeldt placed a nice
single in left field, Evers and Sheckard
scoring.
Besides pitching a great game. Mathew
son came 10 the front with two singles.
both OF which figured IN the rUn-getJing
and goJ 10 first a third time on q short
throw by Tinker
Giants score.
The Giants made their first run In the
third inning. Bridweu walked. went 10
second on Meyers inheld out. and cane
over the plate when BIathewson slapped
a single 10 center held. Another Giant
run was scored in the fifth inning. Devlin
was safe or Tinker's short throw, and
went 70 second on BridwelIs short single
10 left Meyers sacrificed. and Mathew
son came 10 the front with single 10
center. which brought Devlin over the
plate.
Mccormick opene- the sixth with .
drive 10 short left FOR two bases. Murray
fied 70 left, but O'Hara connected with
a short single 20 left which placed Nc
Cormick on third. from which corner he
scored on Devlin's bunt down the first
hqca line Score
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fielder. and Bean turned over 70 the Los
Angeles club OF the Pacific Coast League
Los Angeles is second in the race. Beall
is playing left field and hitting the ball
ike a hend He writes that so Tar all
the pitchers look alike 10 him, and he
Is in love with the country.
II IS expected that Dave Altizer. the
former National. viii Join his team mates.
the Chicago White sox. in this city. be-
fore the present series closes. Alters
mother died two weeks ago, and the body
was brought on from the far West TO
Dawes home in Illinois.
Jesse Tannehiu viii be In shape TO
don uniform in a few days. said Mana
ser Cantillon last night. and the doctor
states that Jesse has al last recovered
I from the severe cold which settled in
his chest and threatened pneumonia
Henry Edwards. in the Cleveland Plain
Dealer. says: ice Canullon says that
he IS very anxious 10 get Claude Ross
man from Detroit. Joe must have changed
/ his opinion Of Rossman in the last two
years. When Rossman was a member OF
the Maps, the Cleveland magnates offered
/ him 10 Washington. along with Fred
| Buelow and Jimmy Jackson or Ben CAT
/ fya. for Jake Stahl. Cantillon. however.
/ laughed 81 the offer, designating II as a
/ huge joke. 'Rossman was on my Des
| Moines team said CantillOn. I know
/ him. and I would not take him as a gift
/ That settled II, and Somers at once sold
( Claude 10 Detroit and his batting helped
I the Tigers 10 two Yennants. while he was
! the star OF the Jennings outfit in the first
clash with the Cubs"
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'Ba-ted for CEmnitz IN ninth inning.
fOne out when winring run scored
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ONE HIT OFF JOSS.
Murphy the Only Athletic Able to
Hit Nan TUirIcr.

Philadelphia. June S-Getting only one
hit on JOSS. Philadelphia cid not have a
lool1-in to-day. Two triples and a single
in succession totaled Cleveland two runs.
Score:
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Say. Iook here. Siistuh weathur Man.
You're a mighty poor baseball fan;
Cause II you Was a fan AZ All
You'd let Us YOUNGSTERS play baseball
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Doc White showed the writer a letter
he received yesterday from Johnny Beall.
the Washington boy. and former Techni-
cal High School star Beall was signed
by the Chicago White SOx last fall and
carried cut TO the Coast during the early
spring. When the time came for wedding
out Whelday was selected for utility
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and Speaker Score

'Batted for Choch il seventh timing.
'Batted Tor Steele n ninth inning.
.Bautet for Criger 70 ninth inning.
swimming rln made with 0ne ont.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

wHRamsD9t-Resdins. ,: wHlhnsVort 8
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added a spectators, they're In a class by
themselves" Thereupon some one hit him
with a broom and he expired.
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Harveycutter robbed Croson OF a nice
hit by nabbing his low-line drive above
the shoetOps on Monday.
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Merrill Vaughn. Of the Post-of ce team.
played with Baton Rouge. in ths South
ern League. and Fort LeavenN osth, in
the Western League. before he donned a
PCst-Oflce uniform. Vaughan's work
stamps him as a good one. without the
recommendation which the above record
gives him.
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Bradley's perfect throw TO the plate
to catch Vic Bielaski, IN the eighth inning
Of the Treasury -Post-offlce game. was as
neat a piece Of headwOrk as has been
turned out on the Ellipse this year.
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sBatted for Kleinow n tho eighth
fBatted fcr Brockett b he eishth-
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Commerce ana Labor downed the Com
nlissiOners in an eleven-innsng battle by
one run. in as pretty a battle as one
could hope TO see Each team made
enough runs to win an ordinary close
game in the eleventh inning. and the vic
tory Of the Laborites was the more
noteworthy inasmuch as they were two
runs behind when they came to bat in
the last Of the eleventh Post-ofice
dOwned the Treasury team In a game
which they should have won hands
down, the contest being lost by an ur-
fortunate slip Up by O'NeRL Well. it's
dollars 10 doughnuts that O'Neal will
never make the same mistake again. so
let's be easy with the big fellow and let
him OF with a mild scolding. The two
games played On Monday split things I'D
bit, and now the Post-ofice and Com
nerce and Labor teams are tied for sec
ond place. and Treasury Is in fourth DO
sition- Treasury has certainly played in
hard luck so far this year, and MONDAYS
game is a good example Of the things
which always crop up when the Money
Counters are playing.
While the Brentwood and Columbia
teams have each lost the same number
OF games. the Columbias have won seven
to their opponents four. and for this
reason are considerably ahead OF the
other teams Many people think that
Manager COrnelPs combination Of stars
VIII throw the hooks into the former
champs. but at the same time there are
many who think just the opposite. On
paper, 1t must be said to the credit of
the Brentwood boys, they look to be the
best team. but the Columbias have a
system Of play which is hard 10 beat,
have been together longer than Brent
wood. and therefore. play together like
elockwork.
The rain has muddled things up so IN
amateur baseball a fellow doesn't know
how the teams stand until he gets hold
OF q paper. but they're standing, all right,
all right and II this weather doesn't stop,
Wen have TO charter boats and play
water polo or ping pong to preserve the
few real ball fans around town.
The LangdOn baseball team is taken
from one class at that Sunday school" :"
boasted one OF their admirers. Yes"
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Pension Once won two more games in
the Marquette League last week. and the
boys from Uncle Sans big Office are tied
for second place with the ST Martins
team There is no use talking. that bunch
Of ball tossers is certainly there when It
comes to hitting the ball In both Of the
games they won recently the Pensioners
have clouted the sphere 70 all corners Of
the lot Mace. Keliher. Mess, and Barnes
are stars Of the first magnitude and both
batters and helders.
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Harvey Bacon was pulling hard to see
the Post-ofice boys bring home the bacon
IN the game Monday. The chief OF the
classification division Is man with Iusty
lungs. He was out OF the game and
thought he would do a little roofing, and
you should have seen his capers when
Pcst-oflce got the lead.
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The LangdOn baseball team is taken
from one class at that Sunday school"
boasted one Of their admirers. Yes" :"
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Tossl.. aERR 0'--'
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The Ians VII De CAD 70 hear that al
OF the former Nationals let out this
season are doing great work. Keeiey
and Shipke. in Omaha. have made good
with a vengeance. Only last week Kelley
broke up a game with a home run with
two on bases. Jerry Freeman IS setting
the Toledo fans wild with his fast field
ing and heavy hitting, and promises 10
finish we'll up among the first saCkers
Of the American Association.
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Petwo-th is picked TO give Brightwood
and Parkview a mighty hard rub for the
pennant before the close OF the season.
All OF these three teams are playing good
ball
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Callahan nabbed McCarthy's long drive
to center IN the eighth inning Monday
after hard run. Talk about your field
ing, come down and see Callahan, he's
the goods.
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

stone & Fairfax recently sold fo- D 3
8Iurdock the three-story and cellar bay
window residence a. uS4 Twe1ty-ffth
street. north OF Pennsylvania avenue.
This house is OF light brick and brown
stone. heated by hot-water system II is
planned with par!or, reception hall. din
ing-room. pantry. and kitchen on the frs
fOOT. six bedrooms and tiled bath on the
second and third floors The property
has a frontage OF eighteen feet with a
depth o. 100 The purchaser. who was
represented by J. F. Kolb IN this trans
action. viii occupy the premises as a
home The owner realized about ss.0oa
The brick house erected by John "
Henderson in California avenue. near
KaIorama road. has been sold through
Thomas J. Fisher & CO. 10 Rexford 81
Smith for $50 ". H Walker repre-
sented the purchaser in the transa -tiOn-
1Ir- Henderson expects 10 erect three new
houses soon IN belmont street. near Co
Iumbia road When completed they viii
be offered for sale al about S1L000 each
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

BaltimO-C. 1I1rch 2-Quo-1tiuz established ~
the Bairucre Fruir and Pr0duce Assertion are
as follosw.
UTrER-Creamery. separator. n 50. snftation.
10, 2a-s Drluts i1-lh.. h. 1oa5l: do HI %
asi blocks sl5. D.. so=si dairy prints Afarviarf
Pennsylvania and Virginia. H. lsaI7. virriaia sr5
West FI-Einia. s.c-e-Tacked. D. lsalS Ohio. store
paezed. To-. l6aI. nearby. rolls H. raIs- Ohio.
rolls 10. Eais; West Virginia. rolls ID le7r
EGGS-Marland. Pennsylvania and re,rhv
frsts. doz-. Is Esstcm Shc-e Maryland and W..
gala Coz IS Western frs,s. doz. IS: West
LIVE POJLIRH-focns chickens as e SIZE. u
laa- o-d hens he1Ty-We-sht H. Is; drcss. 10 Is.
do. white PcEius ID. Il. pigeons vsr-- ~. N
10. od pair. =; guinea fowls old. each g. A
younG. Is lbs. and oFer. each 50. tlrkevx v-,,-sy
hens. r.. each. Zla22; young cobhlers. - 2osgf.
Do, snail and thin. ~, I2al3. Oh tens rb IA
DkEScED POULTRY - Turkeys chcscs f,s
younz hens. 10. ~; mixed. youne and "a 70
ed TONS, LAS peer and thin. lislS CbicE-7g
etIa-snt yoeng, osr u, Halsi nizrd. youaz -
eio, lsals. bueks. eheies. tat. pe- 10. lSal O.
po2s. los. and oveE. psr Ihs EEs; E-au, se5irr.
G3Ss siDs. BaE.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New Yo-k, March Zs-SUGAR-rbs .Io,so, mar
ket for best slEzr vas &d lower for Au-sl. bur
otbe-Wiss unchanged March was quoted a. los 5lsd
ADr1i. los sd. and Nay. l3s sd STOCK Of sls7r
In the United Kingdom is 5-.C0 tons The local
narkes for -aw ssg1- w@s steady. bet 0uiet ana
unchanged with duty-paid Irices quoted As follows
CenufuCal Is test. 3S2- NIusroFado 90 tzst ssg.
rnolasses s1gar, g teE. 3IZ sales late ves+e-ia,
were ee0 baEs Cuha Centrifugal last half April
sniTnaent az - bass S. test. cost and freight
equal % $50 crIfy pad % 20 20 Bostun
NAVAL STORES-The market for sufrfts ----rs.-
tine vas quiet ard unchanged at l0's for machine
made barrels While az savannah business was DIN
with S. quoted. Rosin was Quiet and UNCHANGED
at 35 -o~ cugru,on 20 good s--ancd and ear --,i.s
quiet and unchanged a. $50 fer oil haruls
FJOJR-Steady snail trsde- Spring patents.
555a6 %: slrirg clears. AZ . winter straishts
5o5s5.I5; clears. 4laSoc: kansas straights In
sacks. 535a550: kansas Gears. A5Iass5
RYE FLOUR-Stesdy; dezzand inactive: quoted
at 425ai75
CORN aIEAL-stsady. inquiry moderate KIN
dried. for export 80; ooarse meal in hagz. Ls5a
Ia
HAY-Receipts. 2osO tons. steady: fair deaiiurS
Prime Timothy, IS; No J. Sas1is: No. 2 7Zlsa7T.
No g C5as-1
sTRAw-Receiuts. 20 tons: strong; snail s.ocss
Long re ll5aL3
BEEF-steady: inquiry moderate. Family. lsoa
l5-5o. PACKET 1i-olaiA50
PoRK-stsady: demand : Quiet. Mess. lsoa
$50. fEmiT. IS 5oaIs0
TALLoW-stcady. bur slow Ciry. in hoEshesas.
81
LARD-FIrmer. Prine Western lG65- citv Ios5-
refined continent. 1870. South American. IL So: re-
1ned Brazilian. kegs. l20 oleastearine. l3z; lard
Soesrine duh: New York. ui1- Chiczg0. Ia
OATS-Weaksr and quiet No white 57z59E
No white. 5ira55; No. mixed. 81. natural and
clipped white. on track. E1a6i.
MILL FEED-Quieti weaker. S1-ing tTan l0o-lb
sacks 20 arrive. 8l5ae625. standard Milling. 8 3
city bran. 400. in bulk; Western re- 6og slE
% arrive winter wheat ban. in IooIb sacks 3 S.
BUFFER-heceipts I2.3ii ucckagcs- fancy hrm
Crcauery extra. 81; frsfs Ea2s- State dziry tabs
POOR % far. lSali; imitation creamery nrss 2aEz
factory hrsts. Ieslqz: seeonds TaIs
EGGS-Rsceipts 2.2A cases. Nearby white
tney, :; nearby mixed. fancy. 3a2lE; fresh hrsts
1sAsls3S
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B.~Fo.lcWlng schedule fE1res published only
es informaticn. and are not guaranteed:
Fer Atlanta. Birningharl Nozzle New Orleana
AsheTille. Chattanooga. Memphis. a. n and
Daj D. N. daily. Dining rzrS
For koancke. kuOXUIe. ChEttanOoga. Memphis.
New Orleans, lo:lo 2. n. daily. Dining, cars
For .7.ssahia, Charleston. Aug1sta, Aiken. SaTsn-
nah Jacksonville, and Florida points, 40 ?. n.
daily. Dining car service
Tourist cars fcr California. tri-weekiy 40 ?. N
Local Ter Hauisonsvrg % 2. n. daily; 4a5 ?. =.
week dave: Ter Dauyille. 30 a. m. daiiy and fos
Charlottesville, 10 a. n ard s55 D. n daily.
Frequent trains 20 and rom Bluernonr.
L. s. BR0WN. .2eneral Agent
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
Columbia. holdl1g Probate Court. No. lss-s
AdmIalstrn tion.-Inis IS % give notice that the
subscribers. o. the District q Columbia. have 90
t2ined ron the Probate Court u the District az
Columbia. lsrters. trstamentaTy on the estate or
Howard W slsby. late % the District o. Ccl-n-
oia. deceased All persoas having claims agsin.+
the deceased are hereby warnei o. exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
% the subscribers. on az bef0-e ne I'D DAY or
MARCH. a. d. 1910; otherwise they nav hy law
BE- excluded from ali bcnedt % sad estate. Given
under our hands this ed CAV o. March. 1919 FRED
BEALL. 62i 81 NV HOWARD MORAN. TN
81 and Mas are Arrest fSeall JAMES TAN
NER, Register of Wills for the Distrr- % Colr7r-
tia. Clerk q the Probate Court FRED BEAII.
Attorney. Moi 81 AZ
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Oaoeations furnished By y. 3 HIbbs ( Co. zasn-
bers q the Chicago Board of Trads. Hlbbs Bun5-
ing --5 E1tecc-h street ro-rhues-
Chicago. March 2.-Reports os crop d1ns-e a
the Western belt. low visible supply u Eu-oue azE
some other milo- factors served % hold TIE whsa.
market trn to-day Prices vsee iz . za--ow zazss
and business vas only fairly active hut the TINE ID
the market was god and The close strOuE
O-her gains were steady and dun.
Provisions were cutie active opened from 2 70 "a
points higher. and gained from 70 u points On
the davs Transactions
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MOVING, PACKING & STORING.

More bankers in the Seventeen States IN
which Jno. F. DTaushon's Th;rty-ons Colleges
are located indorse these Business Cclleres
than indorse ALL others. II YOU want EVI-
DENCE and want 20 RISE 20 The sIO-a-dav
class. ask for FREE catalogue. Lessons by
BY MAIL II preferred.
DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS
COLLEGE,
Washington. Chesley Bldg. 1917 n Y ave.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFtlCE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
District Of Columbia Washfrzrop. D. a. srsr.s
y. lsle-Noflce rs hereby gwen that IN accordance
with the provisions Of Public act No. 20 approved
February 3 1909. entitled -Au act 10 authorize
certain changes Ia the permanent system q hiTh-
ways. District q C0lunb-s" " the Commissioner oF
tie District q Columbia win give a public hearing
~ the board r0Om o. the said Commissioner
MARCH 81. 1879. a. l0-s0 O'Clock A. n % al par
ues interested or owning land within and sur
rounelng the territory embraced hy MichiEzn ave
uue. North CalltCl street. ETarcs street and Glen
wood Cemetery. proposed plan for changing the
lire of Franklin street ard the oneEing OF Ginrd
street within the above limits VIII D. dspzved and
the Commissioners VIII consider any suggestions or
protests concerning the proposed change and loca-
ton q any highway or portions q highways as
shown On above mentioned plan. II B. F. Mac
FARLAND. HENRY l. WEST. SPENCER cos
BY. Commissioners. District Of Columbia.
mhl3l51sT ls.IsG GE3a&8E9
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NrN 1cFH- Aare2 -a-s' = tlAt-Flrne-. No. !
Northern Duluth, % arrive, l2s5s7 No. nd 2 O. Z
L2ss. No bard, New 'Yo-k. g O. b. LAX. No
1racsTcni llss No. I Manitoba l2F5 No.
Manitebia o b., noninal sales enbrace
5000 bushels. Manitoba. % arrive from BuEalo
az rzc rsl freighss. export bass
CORN-StronEeri lEht trade No els7stor. 70
arrire, ~. No 2 O. b.. spot. IA, Nc. ? %
arrive, 80. O b.; No. ? yellow. T. o. D.. ~;
loads
RYE-scaros; firm. No . T. O b.. nominal. S..
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

: ~---11-AA 4--4-A41 o UI11U hh1L " q 4.
guaranteed
500 p. d-C g. o. LIMITED Dsfv-Fayt ~
u1iled tram Pullman sloepors TO Lexington. Louis
vie. Cincinnati. Indianapolis Chicago. ana -
Lcuis. Connection for Virginia Hot Springs. Pull
man car Louisville 20 Memphis and New Orleaus
Dining CHS "a care service
uIO p Nj :. Z LIMITED. Danv-Sclld
vestibule train Pullman sleepe-s 70 Cincirnsti
Lexington. and Louisville Compartment Steering
cr 20 Virginia Eot Srrings Week days Dining cars
ia carte service. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati 70
Chicago and ST. Louis. ard Lo-isEilie 10 Memphis
Nashville. and New Orleans
Chesapeake AMI Ohio OBces. Sc Pennsylrania
svenne. lss9 street.. and New Union Station. Tel
ephone Main I06s CT 21s for tickets bazRee cbscks
reservations. and Taxicsb
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DOGS. CATS. BIRDS. &C.

PAIR OF IMPORTED HARrZ afOr-Nr,r,-
CANARIES and breeding cage. with ax,iires a.
y; these birds should hatch yon al least % hirls h
one season SChMiDS BIRD STORE. ~ I2th
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PAWNBRGKERS.

READY MONEY At PER CENT
On watches diamonds. and Srwelry
LOUIS ABRAHANs
hcnoed hroker. as Ninth ST. ~.
Old sod. silver. and paSn tickcts bought for easA
uoZ-eod-tf
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

SURE. YOC WANT YOUR PICTURE NOW IS
the time. and HOWARD. PhotoEaphsr. Zoe Pa
ave Nv, is the place. All $50 pictures 81 70 those
meatioring this paper. ocIs-wfS-tf
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MACHINE SHOPS.

G. w. FORSBERG.
AACHINIST AND BOILER MAKER
Works and wharf, Sth and Water SIS. sw Branch
cfiee 18th and r SIS NV Phones Main 81 and 10
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FINE FURS ALTERED AND REPAIRED
sPATENr KANT PRES CORSETS.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

eNh5 h5DOLE IN EFFECT JANUARY Il. lEs
Leave Washington New Uuicn station.
SO 4. h4--Daily-An points On Norfolk and West
err also Knoxville. Chattanoo-u. ana Ner71hi.
a-e , m Daily-Ronnoke. Bristol. Winston
salem. Knoxville. Chsttsnooga. Nashville Mernpbis
NeH Orleans Through Sleeper Dining carS
fol Ncrolk-LcaEe Washington E.1 a n daily
ha5 e. m daily sexcgpt sunday Arrive So-fout
- q. n. and 10 2 n
80 2. n--Dai.y-BerryTille Luray Shenandoah.
Trains tron the Southwest arrive So a. n and
90 ?. n.
All Information Fourtsenth street and New Yort
sTerue Bond Building).