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ATHLETES CAN ENTER
THIS MARATHON FREE

The Board OF Directors OF the Mara
thon Athletic Club OF Brooklyn have
decided TO charge no entrance fec to the
athletes who intend to compete In the
Marathon race which they have seized
uled as their initial bow for public ap-
prosal al the Clsrmont Avenue Rink, In
Brooklyn, on next Monday night
From the requests that have been re-
ceived from the leading clubs OF the
Metropolitan District almost every club
Will have at least one Representatives
entered. Tie affair has been sanctioned
by the A. a. L., and none but registered
athletes VIII lie allowed 10 compete.
Ten prizes await the first ten men to
Nm sh, and they are OF special design
and value.
Entries close with the secretary at No.
IA Washington street. Brooklyn and
Sparrow Robertson, No. Beekman
street, New York. on next Friday.
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Star First Baseman at Last EX-
plains Why He Left
HighlanderS.
BY BOHEMIAN BCLGER.

MANAGER STALL1NGS, OF the
M Highlanders, left for Haddock.
Ga, yesterday with two impor-
tant documents in his pocket. One VAS
telegram from the National Commits
been officially reinstated. and that he
had been fined 500 for Jumping the Hin
tops. The other important mlsslve was
telegram from Chase saying that he
would pay the fine. That means that all
is at peace among the Hilltop gang, and
that Stallings IL going right ahead to
win pennant.
Following the receipt Of the news Of
his reinstatement last night Hal Chase
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AHeN Says He Will Chase
lem DriSC0N TO England

Buckley TO meet for ten rounds In the main
bout t., az TIE next stag Of the sha,key !. C..
Ntchie the crack Quaker CIV fighter. will
meet some good ai tor ten rounds Buckley
IS oohiag Tot another good ten.rnuni bout.
Leach Cross: who meets J-m prI,opll for
ten rounds at the Fairn1nt a. {. stag on
Wednesday night. Is 'ri.n'nz hard for the
purposa OF making him fast on bis fSt.
and a'so quick puncher. when ne faces
coil box JOHNNY Mario, and he cane to th.
conclusion after that contest that the only
chance, he has o, beating DriscC,l Is 10 work
Z. fst as he can and 10 hi, a. quickly a.
possible.
rackey Mcfarland, the Chicago ,'sA,.
y Vs.: ana Lev PoTe;!, ssne California
Ssa " bT Jm iS'e cfros S'o 70 m rra"f IN
twcnyrount bout az n show TO be brought
~ DN c.''roth AZ his open air club at
Gina, ca. on Washingtcns Birthday
weigh IN at 10 A. " on the day o. ,he
battle for - per cent OF the Ero" receipts.
ner' Neye, who defeated kid" Sullivan
natciel t, meet Young Corbe,," for twenty
rounds before the southern 4 c.. Of Ne.
K.'yH'; ,r on the G,Sh; q FEB 20, Jimmy
sF.m last ntsht from Herman Moss, match.
MAKER 81 t1e club, stating that the bout vas
cslhchei, ana that tickets for him and keyes
were On their way to him.
PGtdy sullivan, the promising local l,rh,.
weight. will no, be able to t,sh. again tor
al least two months He is suiferinx win
peIr!sy and his physician ha, ordered him
not to fight again for at Least ten weeks.
Young Loughrey" but sooner than dI .sn.
point tho sharkey A. c. members hs CON i.
sen'ed to meet ioughrey.
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MAL0NEY TO PLAY WITH
ROCHESTER THIS YEAR.

Billy Malonev. the fast outfeldcr o.
the Brooklyn National League club .o-
several years. viii no, be a member 81
the Trolley Dodgers the coming saason.
lie was released - the Rochester club,
~ tine Eastern League, to-day nf'"r IL
talk 1re- the ,on@....iaU'e Telephone
between John Gfrzd. ma,aser X tho
latter club. and President Charley
Ebua.s. ~ h. Brooklyn club.
While the price m u irr MlloHey cDu Il
not he learned, u is thought that CAMEL
must have surely ..uan IN 1t the lcns,
$500 '0r him Nal0ncv ought IN make
wonderful showing With the Roches-
ter CLUB. for he Is SO tas, that he will
have no trouble In stealing on the eaten.
ers In that leARuA-
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CHASE BLAMES 1T ON ELBERFELD,
BUT WILLINGLY PAYS 5000 FINE
HERE IS ONE OF SAM
CRAWFORD'S STORIES.

Sam Crawford. one OF the star hit
ters OF the Tigers, writes to inform
US concerning a clipping that he cut
from one OF the Detroit papers, Said
clipping sets forth the fact that
most OF the laborers at the brew.
cries there are Swedes, and that the
management allows them each 100
glasses OF beer day.
That would never do" comments
Sam. For, II 1t is a fact, | should
think the breweries would have their
hands full all the time.
sam. we've got TO hand 1t to you
for that one.
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Canadians Coming Down
Loaded with Money to Bet
on Longboat.

members Of the New York Timers Club
will act a official timekeepors,
The other officials selected BY the
runners are:
For Longboat-Jud:e. ". ]. Little. OF
Montreal, Official scorer. the Rev. ]. D.
Morrow, o. Toronto: elmer, Judge Fran
lis Nelson, OF Toronto; physician, DR..
Wilson, o.. Toronto; attendant, James
De FOrcs.
For Shrubb-Iudge. David Dr.scoll OF
Newark, official scorer, Mr., Taylor, OF
MontclaIr, timekeeper, T. :. S.unot.. OF
Toronto; physician, Or. +. ". Dixon,
Of Monic.ar: attendant, Arthur Duffy.
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Locke Draws With Black.

Special to The Evening world.)
NlLkES-BARRE, Pa, Feb. 4.-Betore
the Nanticoke Athletic Club last night
Kid Locke, of Philadelphia, and Kid
Black, OF Newark, y. j., fought 4 fast
siX-round draw.
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SHRUBB IS EARLY FAVORITE
OVER LONCBOAT IN MARATHON
was going TO become popular In this
country some day.
Have let Before.

country some day
Have let Before.
1t is not matter of record that Long
boat and Shrubo have met before. but
Il Is one OF fact. 1t happened after
Lonsboat had won the boston Mara
thon OF 1907 in 2.24.2o AS. the distance
being twenty-five miles.
shortly after this Shrubb happened
TO be near where Longboat was training
for some later races near Hamilton,
Ont. ard offered to run him first
mile, and then a three-mile race, They
were friendly races, not competitive
ones. and after Shrub had tried the
indian out he expressed the OPINION
that l.Onsboat was a runner who could
run al day at his own gait, and never
tire, but II pushed by another man
In the early part OF the race wol.L
tire rapidly In trying to follow tie
pace, and would not be able TO run
over twenty miles.
That's JUS, the plan that Shrubh mas
been following out In his training
Work. he expects TO carry Long uOAt
or his feet in the fist fifteen miles,
which he is sure ne can do and still
have reserve strength enough to go on
and finish the full Marathon route N
good shape.
1t Is TINS theory OF Shrubb's that has
brought him the heavy backing from
New Workers. They are taking the
Shrubb end for all they can get down.
which Is not much uD to the present
time, But wait unit! that Canadian
bunch from Toronto and other sections
Of Lower Canada get In tonight and
tomorrow morning, There vii. be no
lack of Longboat money then. The
Canadians are coming down loaded 20
the tops Of their hats with bank notes,
and they Will wager every cent OF il
on the Indian.
Officials for the Race.
Maybe there won't be some merry
dOings in the Garden when tae rival
followers Of the THO men get together.
Long5oats admirers are game. and so
are Shruo3's. You know that Marx
Twain saws ITS difference OF opinion
that makes horse races II won't be
7 horses racing at the Garden. But the
difference OF opinion viii be there
and there will he plenty Of money IL
back each opinion.
The official, for the race were chosen
a. a meeting between the promoters
and the contestants yesterday Bis
Tim sullivan Will act az starting Judge
HH!le Tim Hurst was the unan mou.
choice iOr IetrIre, The scoring Wi!
/ be in charge %. Al Cortland, while TIE
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said he would Join the New York Ameri-
cans for spring training at Macon, Ca.
about March /. He blamed KID Elber-
fields policy and il-health as the cause
OF his leaving last fall, and said he had
to remain In California. but
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the down and boy he did wonderful fighting
He slightly busknny armed thin legged small
months able make him
punishment Of
failed Pung
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Al ANNA ilrnri-lta FRESHMAN y Co..
HlmHVb Pat Rooney & Co. in
nj lllIHUNN "slmpl. Simon simple"
Mat DaIly 25r Stella M'yhaw. Bert Levy.
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Ing every second OF the time he fought
them off their feet. But Hurleys man
ager, who had an itching palm, kept him
! fighting once or twice week-tak!ng
batterlng after battering, and going In
for the next one before he had half
recovered from the fight just over.
The result was that when at last he
met Tommy Murphy. who could hit him
as often as he pleased. and who gave
him a merc!!ess beating. Hurley began
to slide backward. After the Murphy
fight Hurley hastily matched with
Leach Cross. He was sick boy
Coming into the Roman A. c. that
night Hurley tried to beg Oft He
was too III to fight. But he had a
forfeit up, and was compelled to go
on. He was knocked out in a punch.
That looked like the end OF very
promising lightweight. But, fortu-
nately, long rest has brought him
back into his old form--or so his han
dlers say. The battle with Griffin will
show whether or not we will see more
OF the most interesting and most popu-
lar little fighter ever developed in New
York.
- MILLING Tom Flanagan, OF Toronto
brother OF big John, the ham
mer-thrower, has come to town
10 be with Longboat when he runs
against Shrubb. Tom Is confident now
as he was when the Indian was running
against Dorando. A lot OF Canadian
money came down with Tom, and he'll
have It up on his Indian Friday night
This won't be any Dorsndo race.
shrubb has always been nvnc!ole. The
great Indian will have 70 break worlds
records and do better than he has ever
done before to cross the line first at the
finish. Perhaps L0Hgtoat can do IT,.
Running in the Boston Marathon a
couple of years ago, in Tie s,ushiest
kind OF going. he made a remarkable
record; in fact. faster time than many
champions have shown on a tine csnGsr
track. The Indian. in shape, has
really never been tried out, and unit.
the race with Shrubb Is over we Will
not have true line on the extent OF his
ability.
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Manager S'allings gave out the following
list OF players on which the Greater New
York Cub has secured waivers from all
Deehanty. Pitchers A Mueller, Z. II. he.
velle. j Vaughn. l. Wagner and J. Fri
and lnflelders y, Marian and ]. Barry.
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Gossip
Sporting News
in Small Chunks

Roe, o, Montreal. and Fred Robson, et To-
ronto. both tide holders in Cansia.
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SLUGGERS WILL
CLASH IN RING
ON FRIDAY NIGHT
When Hurley and Griffin Meet at
National A. C. the Battle Will
Be a Slam-Bang One
at All Times.

THE inclination Of modern box
Ing Is shown In the Joy with
u which the fight fans await
the scrap tomorrow night between
Battling Hurley and Charley Griffin,
OF Australia. Hurley and Griffin
fight Just alike. Both keep on hit
ting as fast as possible for three min.
utes In every round. And that's
what the fans like to see. Clever
ness, unless 1t Is as extraordinary as
that Of Jem Dr!scoll, makes less Of =
hit than this matter Of continual
milling.
Battling Hurley seems likely to
90 on In successful ring career. A
few months ago he was counted
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mi 0n|DI BLANCHE RING,

llULUWll|L Annette kellermann. Edv. j.
Mat. Daily. 1Jcl onno'lv a Co. others.
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CONTINUED from fourth fase'.
whites with a low mora! tone. isnoi-
ant. careless In their moral habits
given to drink. breaking the law
81 ealing. and committing crime. you,
will find the negroes leading thu
same kind ct life.
THE man who Is so ignorant ana
degraded that he only wants pit
lance OF food a chew Of tobacco. anu
drink Of whiskey can satisfy these
wants by working enc CIR two days u
week. Increase dhe negroes wants
and they will work six days a week
"At present In the South the negro
Is the main dependence for common
and skilled labor. 1t Is an insult TO
the best class Of our Southern white
people for anyone to advocate that
the negro should be kept in ignorance.
Ignorance means filth. lack of skill.
ineffIciency in matters OF lab)r.
On the platform with DR.. Frissell
and Washington were Judge Fer
riIl. Washington. ID. G.. Mr.. nobie.
folk, Va. DIR. Register, normal school
board. and MFR. Boswell Basnail. Of
Norfolk, Rev. DIR. Estill. rect,T of st.
Johns. Hampton. Va: Mckinley,
a prominent colored lawyer Of Wash
ington. d. c.. w. p. BHrell. presi-
dent of the True Reformers. Rich
mond. and Rev. G. b. Howard. Giifield
Baptist church, Petersburg.
Mr. Robert c. Ogden. Of New York.
president Of the Hampton hoard OF
trustees. presented 6 candidates iof
academic diplomas and 81 for certifi-
Gates. distributed a. follows: ag.i-
culture s: business /; blacksmiths );
bricklayers 4: cabinetnakers 2; car.
penters. 10; harnessmakers 1; ND
chinists 4: painters 1; printers ::
, shoemakers /: steamfitters 5; tailcrs
4: tinsmiths /: upholsters l; wheel
wrights 3.
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To the Citizens of Newport news. Va:
At the coming primary election to
be- held In this city under the au-
spices OF the City Democratic party
for the purpose Of nominating a can
didate for High Constable OF this city.
shall be a candidate for the Office.
I do not think need any introduc-
ton to the citizens OF Newport News,
and il | should be honored with your
votes and Influence, and be the sue
cessful candidate of my party, shall
endeavor, If elected to the office In
the general election, to honestly and
conscientiously fulfill the duties Of
the same.
Respectfully,
3-2O-H. ERNEST c. COX.
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To the Voters of Newport News:
l have decided to enter the Demo
cratic primary for nomination az your
Representative in the next General
Assembly of Virginia
II nominated and elected, I shall
strive to promote and protect the
many and varied interests OF New
port News, Tidewater Virginia and
the State at large as faithfully rs l
endeavofed to do when formerly
had the honor to represent you
will most heartily appreciate your
vote and assistance. Most respect
fully. l. P. STEARNES.
~
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To the voters Of the City Of Ne @port
News: am offering myself as q
candidate for the Office of Common
wealth's Attorney at the next demo
cratic primary, and II consistent with
your duty. you can give me- your
support, l shall promise you II elect
ed to serve all faithfully, fearlessly
and, conscientiously.
Your o5edient servant
limo. TIL. CHRISTIAN.
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At Observation-Disclosures & Lee
s; Davidson College. 6.
Miss Selma Oppenheimer. BAL
timore, Is visiting friends In this city.
At Annapolis--Midship 0; A.
& NJ. College CT N. c., 5.
At Tuscaloosa. Ala.-Alabama, s.;
Georgia Techs 2.
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ohIeaoo Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. ILLS. April 29.-Addi-
tional delay to seeding operations in
the northwest owing to continued un-
favorable weather caused further
advance in wheat prices today closin &
quotations showing net gains Of 1A
a ~ to ~ cents Germ and oats
closed moderately firm and provisions
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CANDIDATES CARDS.
To the Voters of Newport News:

To the Voters Of Newport News:
l shall greatly appreciate your sup
port for the office Of Commemorative
Attorney subject to the Democratic
primary. Since occupying this office
have endeavored to discharge my
duties faithfully. and l hope that my
efforts will be, accorded your appro-
val at the polls. Respectfully.
CHARLES C. BERKELEY.
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To the Citizens Of Newport News:
am q candidate for the office OF
High Constable, subject to the Demo
cratic primary, June 18th. 1909. II
nominated and elected I will endeavor
To discharge the duties Of the ONCE
to the hest Of my ability. Very re-
specially.
c. r. BI.ASSENHAM,
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION.

At derson-Anderson. 3: Green's
boro. !.
At Charlotte-Charl0tte, 3: Spart-
ausburg, l.
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FOR SALE-A DESIRABLE SIX
room Residence, situate between
Washington and West Avenues.
Southern exposure, hot and cold
water, plumbing, gas for heating
and lighting. For a quick sale,
$2,400 will buy the house and lot.
Apply to J. E. WARREN, No. 2615
Washington Ave. II
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


NaoulHs Yesterday.
New York-H Boston postponed. rain).
philadelphia Brooklyn POSTPONED.
~ gfOunds). .,..-
Csncinnstf. 4; Chicago. s (irst
Gams), ~ ~.
Ciacinnati. 8: Chicago. . (second
same), ,--.... ,.. -.
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Trustees -.
On Saturday. May ist. 1919. st 10
o'clock T. m. shall seil st Pubs'c
auction the stock a yIQuora. wines
and cigars In the showroom No. 2@i7
warwick Avenue. Newport Scws.
Virginia. by virtue Of On assignment
10 me by ". r. Smith.
ALLAN D. JONES.
TsuUeee.
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Games Today.
Norfolk at Lynchburg.
Roanoke at Richmond.
Danville at Portsmouth.
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"a the Baseball Diamond
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Little Rock--Mobile. Z; Little
Rock. I.
At Observation-Disclosures. g.;
Atlanta, /.
At Observation-Disclosures. q;
Nashville. 1.
At Memphis-Memphis. o; New
Orleans, 6.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
Chicago Cleveland postponed. wet
grounds).
Boston. 10; New York, 4.
Detroit-St. Louis postponed, rain).
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New York Money Market,

NEW YORK, April 29.-Money on
call easier N 2 per cent; ruling
rate 2: closing bid TX, offered at IL
Time loans easy and duh so days 2
to ~: 80 days ~ to ~ per cent
and six months ~ to 3 per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper 3h
to I per cent: Sterling exchange
steady with actual business in bank
ess bills at 1856 a 486.15 for so day
bills and at 487.4O fer demand !;
commercial bills Assn a Is; bar sill
yer SIN; Mexican dollars A.
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standing Of the Clubs.
Games Today

Games Today.
Boston at Brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
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To the Democratic Voters OF the Guy
Of Newport News:
announce my candidacy for Ser
geant Of the City. Primary to be held
June u, 1903. Since I have been
Sergeant of the City. I have endeav-
ored to do my duty honestly and EN-
GENTLY. shall appreciate the sup
port Of the people.
I'd E. ". MILSTEAD.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

!. Results Yesterday.
Lynchburg. Q: Norfolk. 1.
Danville, 8: Portsmouth. 3.
Richmond, s: Roanoke, ).
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Baltimore Produce Market,

Baltimore Produce Market.
BALTIMORE Md, April 90
WHEAT-Quiet spot contract 40 a
y Southern on grade 1877 Q 40.
CORN-Dull: spot contract 70 Y;
Southern yellow IS . ~.
OATS-Dull; No. 2 MIXED SIN I
s.,
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STANDING Of the Clubs.

Games Today.
St. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York
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Even Break at Cincinnati.

Even Break at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. OHIO. April 90
Cincinnati and Chicago broke even
on the double-header here this after
noon. Inability to get long flies with
men On bases was principally re-
sponsible for the defeat OF the Gin
cinnatis. Steinfeldt was benched In
the hrst game for disputing a decis-
ION. Sheckard's batting was the fea-
ture Of the afternoon. Johnny Evers
Joined the Chicagos here today.
Score-First game: R. II. E.
Cincinnati .....O 10003000-4 II
Chicago ......011O2O100-5 8 1
Batteries: CASHIER, Rowan and
Mclean; Brown and Moran. Time.
2:15. .Umpires, KLEIN and Kane.
Score-Second game: r. H. e.
Cincinnati ....O010O020s S 0
Chicago .....1001OO0O0 5 I
Batteries: Fromme and Mclean;
Krop and Moran. Time, f:ay. Um-
pires. KLEIN and Kane.
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AND ON THE SAME DAY At
1900 O'CLOCK NJ.

that property on the North side Of
Twenty seeond Street, between Jeffer-
son and Madison Avenues, known as
lot Number EleveR (11) in Block
Number Thirty one CID on Map OF
part OF the City Of Newport News,
Virginia." as described in Deed OF
Trust dated February 4. 1907. execut-
ed by Madeira A. Watts (unmarried)
to the undersigned Trustees, record
ed in Clerks once OF Newport
News Corporation Court In Deed
Book No. 81. at page 555:
TERMS-In the case Of each sale
terms to he: Cash sufficient to pay
the Indebtedness secured, and due and
unpaid to beneficiaries respectively,
in said Deeds Of Trust named, with
interest. expenses Of sale and execu-
ton OF trusts: balance upon terms to
he announced at sales. A deposit at
$4,000 will he required IN each case
1t time Of sale; terms In each case
TO be complied with within ten days.
or respective properties will be resold
at costs OF defanlting purchasers.
JACKSON II. RALSTON
and
F. QUINCY SMITH,
Trustees.
WILLIAM c. STUART. Attorney.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A FINE SADDLE
Horse. Apply to w. w. HARDWOOD.
30th st. and C. 6 o. r. r. 30
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SeAleO PROPOSALS..
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL ~

SEALED PROPOSALS Will. ~;
received at oAcc Of Treasurer.
Southern Branch. y. ". ID. v. s. Na-
tsouai Soldiers Home. Va. until 1870
.. u. May IL. 1873. and then opcnco
for material and lsbor far steel
CcsIlnm, Barrsaks Companies z. n.
- and o. IN accordance with 'nstr"c
tsoos - specifications copscs o.
witch. vsth blank proposals and ON
e. taf0e1oeioa nay Be bad urpa ap-
paIcatsoa tn JOHN Z. HUME. Trcss
urrr. 40; 50.
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.

OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS,
fer: Offices c. & o. Station. Phones,
Bell, Nos. 401 and 1856; Citizens, No
IL. tt
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TYPEWRITER FOR SALE CHEAP
for cash. Address r., care of Daily
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FOR RENT-UPRIGHT MAHOGANY
Piano, good as new. IS per month
rental may apply on price If you
wish to purchase later. GEO. y.
HAMPTON PIANO CO., 210 28tn
Street.
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WANTED. :'Nlg ~

WANTED-TO BUY. SELL OR EX-
change, furniture and stoves. c. w.
LEWIS, $500 Huntington avenue.
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FOR RENT-BRIGHT ROOMS WITH
board: modern conveniences. 1870
Thirty-first street. Bell phone 366.
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