TIMES WASHINGTON SATURDAY SEPTEMBEE 1 19002 THE EVENTNffI

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Comments Upon tIle Iollcevident McICInlcy Iiy

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has been prepared by DemocraticT i rs a collection of adverse opinions ex-

pressed by former Republicans on ins pol

icy of the present Administration No ef

fort has been put forth to maKe the list acomplete one the only attempt bsing to

show the general note of discord which issounding in the Republican party

William Lloyd Garrison at the annualmeeting of the Progressive Frieuds Long

wood Pa June 10 1S99 used these wordsMore than all else we have weakened

faith in ideals accustomed ourselves tobrutality retrograded to slaveholdingviews as regards the treatment of socalledinferior races discarded the saving nodimmortal essence of Lincolns Gettysburg

address and Lowells supreme gospel ofDemocracy Brotherly love selfrespecthonesty character decency all these we

are asked to barter for the Philippineswith their inevitable train of new warshatreds selfcontempt murder and dis

easeMr Garrison also said Whittiers ring

ing question is again in orderIs the dollar only real God and truth anti right

a dreamWeighed against your lying must our

manhood kick theSidney Edgertcn one of the founders ol

the Republican party in a letter to SenatorHanna dated June 5 WOO said

The Philadelphia Convention of thisyear will be made up of men in whoseview the principles of Washington andJefferson are avowedly antiquated and outof date useful only in the orations of theFourth of July or the warmedover porchplatitudes of a political campaign and itwill in terms countenance a policy whichdenies to ICOGOCCO persons within our ex-

clusive jurisdiction the inalienable rightswhich in its earlier days the Republican

thus guaranteed a policy whichits purpose of governing subject

peoples without their consent outsideconstitutional principles and safeguardsat the caprice of irresponsible appointeesor a venal majority in Congress and inflagrant and derisive violation of the rrin-ciples of Washington and Jefferson andthose promulgated in the DeclarationIndependence and embodied in the FederalConstitution

Your Convention will vociferously uphold and applaud the dotage of an Admin-istration which doubling In its own trackwithin a space of sixty ays has brokenfaith with an innocent and confiding peo-

ple who by the hazards of war passed under its jurisdiction an act rightly char-acterized by itself as the breach of a plainduty at the command of theand mercenary appetite for plunder pos-sessed by those by whom that Administra-tion was created and which thus is con-

strained to remember its creatorMr Justice Brewer of the

Court of the United States in abefore the Liberal Club of Buffalo X Ysaid

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lo the strife of truth with falsehood for theor evil side

Trath forever on the scaffold wrtujgr forever othe throne

Yet that scaffold sways the future ardthe dim unknown

SteTHfeth God with the sliadavr fccepinsabove ISis own

With thesGL problems resting uponburdening the nation is it wise to throUDon it the awful problem of dealingmillions far more incapable of and unusefo selfgovernment Can we expectfind safety in adding to our difficultiesCan we relieve against one problem odealing with ignorant and unfithero by adding millions more to the prob-lem This is no trilling question and inot answered by any gush about dutydestiny in fact all this talk about destiny is wearisome We make our own destiny We aie not the victims but the

of fate and to attempt toupon the Almighty responsibility for lbswhich we choose to do is not only an insuit to Him but to ordinary human Intelligence

John Sherman in an address at a soldiers reunion at Mansfield in August 1S9

said of the Philippine war It is an unnecessary war an uncalled for waran unjust war

Patrick OFarrell of Washington inspeech at Cooper Union N Y said I rsmember when I first saw the sacred soil iVirginia during the great civil war yethe great war read a sign o

a large brick building in AlexandriaBirch Co dealer in slaves-

I remained South long enough tothat slavery business to death Oh Iawfully proud that I was an Abolitionisand a Republican in those days Thoswere the days of Lincoln and liberty Nowhen I walk up Pennsylvania Avenuelook up at the White House and amTied back to the days of Price BirchCo dealer In slaves and I read on thaWhite House in Imaginary linesMcKinley Co wholesale dealers in Filiplno slaves

ExSpeaker Reed who liSa declined tmake campaign speeches in support of thAdministration is reported to have said

Empire can waitExPresident Harrison whose apathy

has disturbed the Republican managerssaid in reference to the Porto Rican

It Is a departure from correctpiesGen

John Beatty of Ohio has saidThe Republican ticket nominated

Philadelphia is made up of a civil frau

ENDURED DEATHS AGOXIESOnly a roaring fire enabled J JL

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for its head and a military fraud for itstail The war which the United States isnow waging in the Philippine Islands is awar of conquest and subjugation Assuch it contradicts the declaration andprofessions of our whole history and issubversive of the very ground work of ourGovernment It means a revolution notin the Philippine Islands only but a revo-lution at tome which if successful willultimately change this republic into anempire

General Lawton is reported on the authority of the Rev Peter McQueen ofWest Somerville llass to have said

we want is to stop this damna-ble war It is time for diplomacy timefor mutual understanding

LOCAL DSSIQCSATIC ISSEtrrHGS

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Two Democratic meetings are scheduledto talce place in Washington tonight TheCentral Democratic Club will meet atCostellos Hall at the corner of Sixth andG Street at S oclock Several speakersof local prominence will make addresses

There will be a banner raising by theDistrict of Columbia Democratic Association at 730 when a large Bryan and Ste-venson banner will be suspended abovePennsylvania Avenue Following this therewill be speeches in the hall cf the association 904 Pennsylvania Avenue

The National Independent PoliticalUnion a colored organization which wasformed in 1876 and which in 1888 unitedwith the National AssociaUonybf Democratic Clubs met last evening at 212 SStreet nOrthwest The club was reorganied R E Gilchrist was elected tem-porary chairman and J T C Newsom tem-porary secretary

Permanent officers were elected as fol-lows L C Moore president A Worth-ington Brinctley vice president R EGilchrist secretary J L as-

sistant secretary William Sewall treas-urer H H Tate first assistant treasurerand James H Marshall sergeantatarms

Executive T C Newchairman A W Brinckley vice

chairman Joseph C Cunningham JohnDuker U S Brown L C Campbell

i William Sewall and Joseph Blackman-i The next meeiing of the club will be heldj on Wednesday September 5 at 1013

York Avenue The organization issues thefollowing Invitation

All members of the union and othersopposing the imperialistic tendency of thepresent trustridden Administration re-

gardless of past political affiliation ereearnestly requested to be present

A WASSTCTS TO ADDICKS

ti PiKlit in Delaware

WILMINGTON Del Sept hasj been considerable talk about Republicanharmony in all the counties and H HBillany chairman of the AntiAddicksHarmony Committee yesterday sent a let-

ter to Chairman Ewart of the Addickscommittee in which he rays

I am instructed to Inform you that weagain ask you to arrange for the holding-of common primaries with us and we request a reply from you by Wednesday

j nest at 10 oclock This reply will be con-

sidered final In order that the commonprimaries may be absolutely fair and im-

partial we agree that your committeeshall name onehalf of the election oilIBAntiAddicks men declare that the let-

I ter is their ultimatum and unless the Adj dicks men come in they will go into nom

inatksns aloneJames Frink AlIce State Chairman of

the Union Republicans and Dr CalebLayton the factions candidate for Con-

gress were here conferring with Walterj H Hayes and William 3 Hilles It is said

they are triynjc to arrange for a meetingtc discuss harmony The Dupont men saythey will not have much success

j State Chairman Churchman of the antiAddicks Republicans was out of the citybut it is whisrered that the Addicks menwill not consult with him They will tryto bring about peace through the HigginsHilles element

Dupont leaders say that his closefriends are prepared to contribute to thesupport of the party and incidentally asone of his leaders puc it make it hot forJ Edward Addicks The Dupont men de-

clare that they believe National ChairmanHanna will faring Addcks to terms auu-make him haul his ticket

psospsEiry IN THE WEST

Muse Ie lnetions Throw One ThoutSIeii Out of York

HOUGHTON Mich SeptMine at Florence Wis has closedcompletely It employing 150 men atthe beginning of the season

The Tilden Mine at Bessemer lets outj 100 and the Pabst at Ironwood about 40

Other reductions have recently taken placecutting foic at the Michigan Iron-Works mines about 1000 from the figuresof last

BURGLAR CATJGHT IN THE ACT

Maryland Citizens Surround Them in-n Store

DENTON Md Sept Brownand Harry Ransom were committedjail yesterday by Justice W H Coaee onthe charge of robbing the store of T HJarman Son at Greensboro in Carolinecounty early in tee mornin-

gs H Lowe who was sleeping in a roomnear the hardware store of Jarman Sonwas awakened by a noise and gave analarm It was found that the store wasbeing sobbed and a company of men sur-rounded and succeeded in capturing Brownand Ransom before they could make theirescape In their possession were 300 inmoney and 100 pocket knives and 50 razorsall cf which were identified by the MessrsJarman The shoes of the accused werefound on the outside of the store

After being lodged in jail Brown talkedvery freely about the affair He said theycame from Delaware Thursday night forthe express purpose of robbing this storea floor plan of which they had in theirpossession He stated that they intendedtb crack the safe but did not have timeWhen they were discovered Brown saidhe started for the front door where howas confronted by a man with a lanternClinton B Jarmo whom he covered withhis pistol but on hearing some ono inthe rear lie found that they were sur-rounded He thought there was not enoughat stake to do anything so desperate asshooting a man Brown is about thirty

York Ransom claims to be less thantwenty years old and is from Baltimore

ble by kidneyF bladder trouble Dr Kilraera

the great kiUiiejremedy promptly mares Atn i druggists in fifty cent and dol-

lar Eizev You may have a sample bottla by mailfate also pamphlet telling all about it and itiwonderful curesAd Jrt3 I r Kilmer Co Sinzhamtoc a Y

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THEDistrict tf Columbia Washington August 28

1000 Proposais for Bituminous pro-posals will br received at this office until 12OCLOCK NO N THUnSDAV SEPTEMBER OTH1-

CQO to furuuJi the various branches of the Dis-trict goTcrnme t with thirtyfive hundred tonsmore or les jf Bituminous Cp l during thefiscal eidir June 30 1901 The contractwill be awardeO to the lowest responsible bidderor bidders forms of proposalwith information can be obtained at the

Clerks Office District BuildingThe Commissioners reserve the to reject anyor all bids and to waive defects HEXIIY B F1IAOFARLAND JOHN W ROSS LANSING HBEACH Commissioners of the District of Co-

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IN TIlE STOCK MARKET

lntion Ueeutsse o Allscnce of Brokers

NEW YORK Sept 1 There was noStock Slarat here today nod will be noneon Monday Labor Day It is said thatthere are more brokers out of the city atpresent on yachting cruises and in themountain and seashore resorts than everbefore at one time The same is true ofthe investing and speculating crowds ItIs very certain that the holidays will notlose to the brokers many commissionsThey have done practically nothing forseveral weeks past the little trading be-

ing among the floor traders themselvesthe men who pay no commissions

The only item of interest In Wall Streettoday was the bank statement which

showed as was expected a good increasein cash and reserves The few peoplewho could i e found to discuss the situa-tion expressed the opinion almost unani-mously that the stupid market will continue for some time longer It is not be-

lieved rhat there will be any importanthardening of the money market thoughsome advance in rates is likely when thelargest shipments of money to the Westand South are under way

New York Stock 3IarKctCorrected by W B Ilibbj k Co mem-

bers of the New York Stock Exchange H19 FStreet

Open High TOW 215American S W 351i 20 S5VJ S5JS-A S Wire pfd 742 745i 74JJ 73American Sugar 120H 120H H7K 1I8KAmerican Tobacco l3 C3 S3X 03KAtchisonAtchison pfd

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C JL A St Paul 11 113 113 133Clii R 1 Pacific OSJ I1W54 1C6 lOliJConsolidated Gas 174 174 174 74JContinental Tobacco r CJf 0 G 26

Federil Steel J 34S 34 S

General Electric J39 139 130 13U

Louisville Nashville 71Ji 71M 71Ji 71

Metropolitan Traction 154S 14Manhattan Elevated OIH SlMissouri Pacific 51 51 51 51New Jersey Central 133 133 1S 135New York Central 139 133JS ISO ISON Y O Western ZlA 21X 21Northern Pacific 50 50iNorthern Pacific pfd 71JJ 71H 71H 71 iPacific Mail SOi 313 30J 30Icnna Railroad J2SU IiiJi r7 l liSKReading firsts 57 57 57J4 C7J4Southern lacitic 33H 33S 23 SijTenn Coal Iron 7014 TDK 70li 70J4Union Pacific 59 5Ji 5SU 59Union Pacific pfd 70H TGJi 7 i 70SU S Laathsr 10If IOJ 10K lOSU S Rubber i K 29H i94 M

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MAILS O1T LABOR DAY

Money Order nutS Registry DivisionsUc Closed

The money order and registry divisions-of the main postoffice will be closed to thepublic on Monday Labor Day

A delivery by carriers from main officeand Station G will be made at 730 a m

window will be open for the de-

livery of mail to clerks in the departmentsfrom 9 to 1030 a m and for the generalpublic from 6 to 7 p m

Collections will be made at the mainoffice and Station G at 530 and 930 am and 5 and 1130 p m at Station A at620 and 830 a m and 5 and 1130 p mat Station B at 730 and 915 a m and S-

and 1130 p m at Station D and F at930 a m and 5 and 1130 p m at Sta-tion H at 11 a m and 4 p m

Deliveries at stations at 730 a m coupty collections at 9 a m and 5 p m and930 p m Station F

The followingnamed stations will beopen to public for the transactions ofbusiness Station A 6 to 11 a m and 5to 7 p m Station B 6 to 11 a m and530 to 7 p m Station C 7 to 10 a mStation D 6 to 11 a m and530 to 7 p m Station F 6 to 11 a mand 5 to 7 p ni Station G 6 to 11 a mand 5 to 7 p m and Station H 6 to 11 a

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Oil Magnates Brother to Take Upthe Cattle Business

TOPEKA Kan Sept Rockefeller who has been seriously ill at hiswestern Kansas ranch and who it is saidhas been frozen out of the Standard OilCompany by his brother John D Rocke-feller will devote his entire time to mecattle business He has ordered a newhouse built on his ranch ninety miles westof here and has instructed his agent here-to furnish the place in fine style

The house will cost about 30000 and per-haps more It will be furnished fit for aking as Rockefeller says he will give en-

tertainments out there the coming winterHis wife will live on the ranch with himIt is located on the Wichita and WesternRailroad and comprises 30000 acres of finagrazing land Rockefeller has it stockedwith fine cattle now and he says he willshortly buy a lot more He claims to havethe finest stock farm in the world Heis now East winding up his minor businessaffairs so he can give more attention to theranch

Bostons La1 or Day ParadesBOSTON Sept is definitely set-

tled th2t Mayor Hart will notparade cf the Central Union and the Build-ing Trades Council next Monday and onaccount of the slight on the part of theorganizations but few of the city employeswill march in the procession although the

affiliated with these bodies The Mayorwill review the parade of the Knights ofLabor which passes City Hall an hourprevious to the time set for that of theCentral Labor Union and Building TradesCouncil

TO OURE A COLD IS OKE DAYTake Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets Alldrussists refund the if it fails to cureE W Groves signature etC box 25c

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Competitors Malca theShowing in ReKarfl to TVan-

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Iiispectors Geiieiiil Test

RIFLE RANGE SEA GIRT N J Sept1 The sharp crack of the rifle was heardas early aa 8 oslocTi this morning whenthe second days shooting of the New Jer-sey State Rifle Association commenced

Last nights trains brought in scores ofthe best sharpshooters of New YorkPennsylvania Maryland MassachusettsRhode Island New Jersey and the Districtc Columbia The latter has alreadytwenty five men on the grounds and ex-

pect twice as many more by Sunday nightThe Washington boys numerically show upbetter than the representatives of any ofthe States present although New Yorkand New Jersey are not tar behind

New men at the butts this year say thatSea Girt is undoubtedly the best range In j

the country and that some remarkablygood scores will be made The matchesarc robbed of some of their interestthe failure of the Georgians to send ateam or several of them North to compete for the valuable prizes and the honor j

attached to winning them General Spen j

cer tile real head of the associationthe Southerners to come North and j

try their skill again but the Governor ofGeorgia down heavily on the invitatlcn claiming that the crackers hadbeen unjustly and unfairly treated j

While the Georgians do not compete j

this year little disappointment isas it will give the marksmen of other j

States a better opportunity of winningsome of the trophies

The entire first day of the meeting wasdevoted exclusively to practice shootingThe riflemen wanted to accustom them-selves to the and further wanted j

to test their rifles and the ammunitionthat was supplied from the arsenal Somefairly creditable scores were made

The scooting today was under the bestconditions possible lust the kind thatmarksmen want Only a slight breeze j

was blowing and as a result some excel-lent shots were made Shooting began inthe Wimbledon CUD match one of themost important events the week

The Inspectors Match also opened upauspiciously Representatives from thevarious States on the ground are at thebutts in these matches

The Wimbledon match is an individualevent and is at lCOO yards thirty shotseach It is shot under the rules of theNational Rifle Association and the prize isthe Wimbledon Cup valued at 500

Thus far there are seven entries in theWimbledon match They are Capt R ADerussey Twelfth New York PrivateG Hudson Fourth New Jersey Lieut AN Allison First Battalion WashingtonLieut W W Cookson Sixth BattalioirWashington Lieut L B Martin SecondNew Jersey Capt W F WhitlemoreFourth New Jersey and Capt Hobart Tut-tle First Brigade staff New Jersey

In the inspectors match representingvarious States the following inspectorsgeneral of rifle practice are now at thebutts on this match which ic at 500 and600 yards twentyfive shots at each dis-tance

Lieutenant Farrell Fourth BattalionDistrict of Columbia Lieutenant AllisonFirst Battalion District of ColumbiaLieut Sumner Payne Battalion A HeavyArtillery Massachusetts Lieutenant Cookson Sixth Battalion District of ColumbiaCaptain King First District of ColumbiaMajor Bell Washington Lieutenant Leiz

Third Battalion District of ColumbiaCaptain Wbittemore Fourth New JerseyCaptain Springsteod Fourth New JerseyLieutenant Goddard Sixth PennsylvaniaCapt Eason Lasowan Rhode Island CaptJ Madison Haire Third New Jersey andLieutenant Martin Second New Jersey-

A number of individual matches openedup today on the different ranges Lieuten-ant Martin of the Second New Jerseystands first In the Savage match scoring42 out of a possible 50 Others are on theline In the pool matches Hobart Tuttleof the Governors staff leads with a scoreof 3S out of 50

Lieutenant Colladay of Washington hasa score of S out of 35 in another poolmatch

XOT SOLD IX PATHS t

If you arc going to the Worlds Pair at Paristhis year you should by all means take with youa bottle of Chamberlains Colic Chairra andDiarrhoea Remedy It is not sold in Paris asSis almost certain to be needed on the trip Afteryou have called in a French physician and paidhim for his senires and paid for the medicineits prescribes you will realize lime much a littlebottle of this remedy is worth when you are3000 or more from home and amongstrangers For sale by Henry Evans wholesaleand retail and all druggists

STATEMENT of the condition cf the iUNHATTAX LIFE KCSURAIfCE COMIAKY of Sew

York on the 30th dav of June 1000Assets 15771459 43Liabilities 1435230777Surplus 1403531 63Income for six months ending June

30 1900 1326515 41Disbursements for six months ending

June 30 1000 1191952 SO

State of New York city of Sew York and Countyof New York s

J L HALSEY Vice President and J H GIFFIX Secretary of the Manhattan Life InsuranceCompany do declare and say that the accom-panying statement of the condition of said com-pany on the 30th day of June 1000 is correct andtrue according to the best of their informationknowledge and belief

7 I HALSEY Vice President-J II GIFFIX SecretarySubscribed and sworn to before me this lotli

day of August WOO

Seal TVMX STEBBIXSNotary Public Kings County 41 Certificate

filed in New York CountyB S IIEXDRICK 3IanaScr Central Eastern De-

partment 715 Fourteenth Street northwestD C It

STATEMENT of the condition of the EQUITABLEINDUSTRIAL INSURANCE COMPANY for six

months ending June 30 1GOO

ASSETSCtish SG3S3 01Loans on collateral S4S1 43Loans on real estate 12197 1C

Stocks market value 2785 09Interest ciued 49S 03Personal iropeity 350003

Total V20Ot2 23

Losses reported 500 00Capital stoCt paid in 01950 00Authorized capital stock 10000000Disbursements 27723 42Dividends 221 00

I ALLEN C CLARK Secretary of the EquitableIndustrial Insurance Company depose and saythe annexed statement is

ALLEN CAPPLETOX P CLARK

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TAYLOR On Friday August 31 19CO 1150a m LILLIAN L TAYLOR beloved daughter ofIda SI and J W Taylor aged nineteen months

Asleep in JesusFuneral from parrats residence Saturday Sep-

tember i ieeo p m itANDERSON On Thursday August 30 1000 at

10 p m in Georgetown University HospitalJOSEPH 11 AJTBEPSON in yearof his age

Funeral from residence of his sister Mrs R DCrupper SOS C Street northeast Sunday September 2 at 4 Friends and in-

vited ItSIMMONS On Fri wy August 31 1QOO at 7

a m ELfiXNOll of Alexander II andA Simmons three years and eleven

monthsPuneral Saturday September 1 at 3 p m

from the residents ot parents Kenilyrorth 1 CFuneral private I it

CIjVRlilDQE to I vin3 remembrance of curmother SIRS 3IARY A CLARJUDGE who diedAugust 29 1S33

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Electric Ozone inhalation which hastens mole-cular change and an internal treatment that

the cause assisting nature to resunje hernormal functions is Dr Shades own discoveryand is acknowledged to be the most thoroughpleasant and successful treatment ever practicedand applied in this city Dr Shade lisa curedmore lung throat and catarrhal patients titan allthe Washington physicians combined

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Eieetno PrIorsconsult him free of charge Not a penny to

pay Trial treatment free K23 13th St Hoursa to 0 Closed on Sunday sel2t

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every Summer Garment at once Comewhile you have best choice Interestingitems follow

Ffanne SuitsIn very stylish patterns Single and ADouble Breasted worth up1250 for IpO03 ft 10 Flannel Suits 500 tA line of AllWool Light and Dark

T Colored Sack Suits single and doublebreasted a few Serges among them and O-

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EXECUTIVE OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF THEDISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Washington Au

gust 24 1900 Notice is hereby thatccrdance with the acts approved JuneJune JO 1679 June 17 1890 August 11 1KHJuly S 1S83 and June 2 WOO the followingwater mains have iaid viz Flint streetbetween Fifth and Ninth stresis and L Streetbetween Twelfth and Fourteenth streets southcast on July 2S 1000 and August 13 1900

and a water main tax has been leviedagainst all lots land abutting upon the streetroad or alley in which the said mains were laidIn the County of Washington District of Co-

lumbia plat 11 Brightwood Park in block30 lot 1 Fifth Street front Jennie Brummell

5893 lot 1 Flint Street front Jennie Drammell 6250 lot 2 Jeans Bruiamell 62SOlot 3 Redford W Walker 6250 lot4 Jennie Braaunell PiSO lot 5 JennieBrummeH 6250 lot 6 Jennie Brummeil 8250lot 7 Jennie Bruznmen 0250 lot S JennieBrummell C2 0 lot 9 Jennie Brummell 0250let 10 Jennie BrummelL G250 In block 22 lot1 Jennie Brummell 2C250 lot 2 Jennie DrumascII 250 lot 3 John T Doyle No 1 56250lot 4 Francis II Criswell lot 5 Jennie ESeats 0250 lot e ilary A Cummings 62SOlot 7 Charles J BeckwS e50 lot B Emma LMiner 6260 In block S lot 1 Ohio NationalBank 36250 lot 2 Ohio National Bank 6250lot 3 Ohio National Bank S6250 lot i Ohio

Bank 96250 lot 5 Ohio National BankiS50 lot 6 Ohio National Hank K50 lot 7Ohio National Bank 6250 lot S Ohio NationalBank 5250 In block IS enblot 29 MatthewC Getty 6250 lot H Sarah Garner 625Glet 12 Kate W ZlcCowan LaO lot 13 HughJ Carey ottO lot 14 Ellen Elizabeth Blood

6250 lot 15 Ueorge Langley f 250 lot16 William M Clayton 0250 In block 23 lot9 William JI Clayton 96250 lot Kr MClayton ffi SO lot 11 William H ClaytonG250 lot 31 William iL Clayton 250 lot 13

William y Clayton 6250 lot 14 William M3250 lot 15 William i Clayton

S 2 50 l t 16 William II Clayton 6259 inblock 2y lot 13 Finley II CaUert Morris Barjiett John T Doyle and Frank J Fe1derline

5250 lot 14 Finley H Calvert Morris BarnertJoin T Doyle and Prank J FedderJine 6250part of lot 15 Duller B Graffs subdivisionfronting 25 feet on Flint Street and extendinglack that width the full depth Edward T El-

liott 3123 part of Sot 15 being the east 25feet bv the depth thereof George J Seufferie

3125 lot 16 James R Sands f 250 lot 17Lillie W 5G250 lot 13 Archibald MHarrison 6250 lot 19 John R Ellersocand 0VVemple 0250 lot 20 illiam M

lot 21 William II Clayton 6250 partof 22 being the west 20 feet by the depth ofsaid lot Louise Pauline Clifford 25 part of lot22 being the east 30 feet by tie depth of saidlot Katherine AVidmayer 3750 lot 23 ConradRoeben 6250 lot 21 Conrad 6250In the city of Washington District of Columbia-in square 1047 lot 12 Thirteenth Street frontEugene Carusi and Clarence F Normcnt trustees

7341 lot 11 Eugene Curusi and Clarence Ftorment 6760 lot 10 Eugene Carusiand Clarence F Kormcnt trustees 6507 lot9 Eugene Carusi and Clarence F Normenttrustees 4X597 lot S Fugene Carusi and Cla-tece F Norment trustees 0007 lot 7 EugeneCaruii and Clarence F Norment trustees 6007part of lot C being the west half u FranklinP Serrin 3349 part of lot C being the easthalf VO Leon Tobriner and John W Schaefertrustees 3349 lAt 5 Rufus IL Drby GG07part of lot 4 being the west 53 feet 10 inches inwidth by the depth of said lot Rufus II Darbv54354 30 Mary A Coyle 2680 sublot35 Menu A Coyle 2318 sublot 34 A

Cork 1093 sublot 33 Mary A Coyle 01332 Mary A Cole 22SS sublet 31

Mary A Coyle 1900 EuMot 30 Mary A Coyle2044 In square 104S lot 17 Thirteenth Street

iront Elizabeth C Sothoran 75 sublot 33Martha J Woodward 1563 sublot 34 MarthaJ Woodward 1503 sublot 35 Martha J Woodwar I 15S3 sublot 36 Martha J Woodward1503 37 Eugene Carusi and Clarence-

F Norment trustees laC3 sublot S3 EugeneCarusi and Clarence F Norment trustees 1563sublot S9 Eugene Carnal and Clarence F NorTrent trustees 1303 sublot 40 Eugene CaTusi and Clarence F Jxorment trustees 1563sublot 41 Alice A Linkins 15C3 sublot 42Alice A IJiikins luC3 sublot J3 Alice AXinkins 1503 sublot 44 Alice A Linkins

1503 sublot 45 Eugene Carusi and Clarence F-Korment trusxrts 15C3 enblot 16 Eugene Carusi and Clarence F Xorment trusteesublot 47 Eugene Carusi and Ciarccce F Fermenttrustees S15C3 sublot 48 Eugene Canal andClarence F torment trustees 15C5 sublot 19Nellie W Moore 1503 sublet 50 Nellie AY

Moore 41563 sublot 51 Nellie W Moore 15G-3sublot 52 Nellie AV Moore 1503 sublot 53Eugene Canisi and Clarence F Norment trusteesSn50 sublot 54 Eugene Carted sail Clarence FFerment trustees 1750 sublet 55 EugeneCarusi and Clarence F Norment trustees 1875lot 24 Eugene Carusi and Clarence P Garmenttrustees 5375 sublot 77 Sheldon Jackson Col-

lege sublot 78 Sheldon Jackson College2250 sublot 70 Sheldon Jackson College

12250 sublot SO Sheldon Jackson College2281 sublot 81 Sheldon Jackson College22S1 sublot S2 Sheldon Jackson College22 l sublot S3 Sheldon Jackson College

jJ22iSl sxjblot SI Sheldon Jackson Coilegesublot SI Sheldon Jackson College

22SI sublot SR Sheldon Jackson College22SI sublot S7 Sheldon Jackson College

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have not much in common with epitaphs but atthe same time a man who lias tradebTwith thewrong firm or with the finn which docs not givefast senice often thinks sadly of what mighthave been if he had only put his orders with theright firm We lIre not the only firm in the busi-ness but there are none with greater financialresponsibility and none that eo fast andat the same time so even a service You cannotprove this until you try it but our free bookexplains

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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICTOF COLUMBIA SPECIAL TERM FORORPHANS COURT BUSINESS In re the es-

tate of MARGARET JI CARRICO deceasedNo 9880

Application been made to this court byAlice C Comwell executrix of the will of Mar-garet IL Carrico deceased for leave to sell partol lot C in square 1000 being the house andpremises known as 1242 Eleventh st se Wash-ington D C for the payment of the debts ofsaid decedent it is ordered this 17TII DAY OFAUGUST A IX 1000 that Jolm Masters Jeffer-son Jilasters Edward Masters Rose Masters ClaraMasters and all others concerned appear in thiscount on THURSDAY TIlE 27TH DAY OF SEP-TEMBER AT 1 OCLOCK P M to show causewhy sadi application should not be granted Thisorder U to be published once a week for three suc-cessive weeks in the Washington Law Reporterand Washington Times before the return day herein mentioned

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AttestJOIIN R ROUZER Act Register of Wills

CHESTER HOWE and VICTOR H WALLACEAttorneys for Applicant aulS S tl

SCECIAL NOTICES

GENERAL STORAGE OF MERCHANDISE-On and after September 1 1900 Stor-

age Warehouse No 1 of the UnionTrustand Storage Company of the District ofColumbia situate at the corner of First and

Streets northeast on the line of theBaltimore Ohio with trash facilitiesfrom said road to the warehouse will be-

open for the transaction of business mIntjag to the receipt and storage of freight

merchandise of all kindsThis warehouse offers many advantages

namely its situation construction andavailability as to receiving and despatch

railroad freightThe building is of brick with concrete

floors well lighted thoroughly ventilatedand equipped with modern conveniences otevery kind

Household will also be received forstorage in a separate compartment of thisbuilding

For terms apply at the officeof said company 1400 F Street northwest-or at the warehouse au312temPERSONS WHO WITNESSED THE AC-

cident at Eleventh and F Streetson Wednesday August S about

p m by which man sad womanthrown from Cabin John Bridge car ttlkindly send names and addresses to ECARUSI SONS Columbia Building city

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English The College aims at developingCulture through a thorough mastery of theEnglish and other Modern languages

tine and Mathematicalpursued throughout the

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for Commercial pursuits are affordedevery facility to acquire a thoroughly practi-cal training in business

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Lawn and silk shirts and will see thattheyre done tip to suit you without tooraccli starch in them or the buttons tornoff We use iso acids thus guaranteeingno harm to the colors All our shirtsare done with our soft and pliable AntiSwear buttonholes and no extra chargeIf your laundry work is lettS know

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are especially organized and equipped for lendingmoney on pianos or household furniture inamount from 10 up and you will find ourrapid reliable sad strictly confidentiaL

Loans carried from one month to a year as you

consideration large onesIf you appreciate low rates courteous

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WE LEADOthers follow Our plans for loaning money onHousehold Goods Pianos Organs etc are thefairest and cheapest for the borrower You causecure all the inducements offered by others hereand more We are the largest oldest and mostreliable company in the city We employ thelargest force of assistants so can attend to yourwants the quickest We loan money for the inter-est only and want our money out so you nerdhave no fear of losing your goods You get thesame fair treatment your neighbors get and thesame courteous treatment the merchantfrom hiss banker when you deal with us Smallloans receive the lame careful attention as a largone PRIVATE OFFICES

Capital Loan Guarantee Co302 F St NW ties P St XW

We fiegotiste LoansOn Life Policies Warehouse Receipts HouseholdGoods Pianos cud Other Chattels Loans made onmonthly payment system If you have a loanelsewhere we will take it up and advance voamore money No expense unless loan is made

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OS FURJUTCttE 1XAVOS ETCv thout removal from your possession and Inmount from 10 up to 500 Our rates are thecheapest and yon can make your own termsLoans made within three hours from the time youapply We loan for the interest only and do notwant your goods so you need have no fear ofIcfing them Oyr ctEccs are up on the fifth floor

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POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN COtSS530 F St sear Oth nwRoom 74 Atlantic Building

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