THE EVENING TIMES WASHINGTON FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 19 1902t

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NAMES DESIRABLEIEngineer Richards Rec-

ommends Plan in HisAnnual Report

CONGRESS MUST AUTHORIZE

Work of Past Relating to

New Thoroughfares

Condemned for Opening Pennsyl

Tania Avenue Southeast-

Mr W P Richards engineer in chargeof Streets today submitted to the District Commissioners his annual reportcovering the work on street extensionsfor the fiscal year ended June 30 last

The report includes a statement of theestimates made upon the followingnamed streets and avenues on con-

demnation bills introduced in Congres-sat the last session

Albeiaarle Street Ledroit Avenue ElmStreet Wilson and Sixth StreetsWrights Road or Eighth StreetQuincy Street Bacon Street Erie StreetEuclid Place School Street KaloramaAvenue Seventeenth Street FrankfortStreet Langdon Wisconsin AvenueNew York Avenue R andit Streets Thirteenth and FourteenthStreets Twentyfourth Street northeastVermont Avenue California Avenue andWyoming Avenue

New Street Maps

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prepared for record wIth the SurveyorsOffice and the general maps relating to

and suburban tracts havebeen added to and brought to date Manyof these have been llthographed and itis desired that others shall be copied inthe future

A system of street naming has beenadopted by the Commissioners for allstreets outside ot the city and a mapand table of the same was prepared forrecord It was found however that noauthority existed change 9f streetnames In the first section and as it isdesired to have uniformity in names overthe entire District final action hasbeen deferred

Authority KeedeS From Congress-

It is recommended that Congress berequested to give the authority for thismatter and also to rename streets inthe city where several names are givesto a single minor street

Five streets and avenues were condemned for opening during the year asfollows

Sixteenth Street extended under theact of March 3 1899 award made May27 1901 confirmed April 19 1902 damages 7299i229 benefits 108834

Pennsylvania Avenue southeast underthe act of March 3 award madeJuly 24 1901 confirmed September 201H 1 damages 193 benefits 1019

Street NorthwestFifth Street northwest under theMarch 3 1S98 award made October 4

lOl confirmed November 19 1991 damages 529358 benefits 529358

Eckington Place northeast ander theact of March 3 1899 award made May5 19S2 confirmed June 16 1S02 damages 596820 benefits 202376

Adams Mill Road northwest under theacts of March 3 1S99 and June 1 1900award made June 27 1962 confirmedJuly 15 1902 damages 609288 nobenefits

WEATHER INDICATIONS

Rain this afterpoon tonight andprob-aby Saturday light to freshmostly northeasterly

TEMPERATURETemperature at 9 a m 67Temperature at 12 m 68Tempeature at 1 p m 70

CONDITION OF WATERTemperature and condition of the

water at 8 a mz Greatature 68 condition 3 Dalecarlia res-ervoir Teaiperature 67 condition atnorth connection 3 condition at outhconnection Georgetown disiribv

69 condition atInfluent gatehouse 36 condition at effluent gatehouse Sfc Washington city

69 condition atinfluent 34 ceadltion at effluent 36

THE SUN AND THE MOONSun rises 545 amJSun pmMoon rises 716 sets

TIDE TABLELow tide 3ft5 am and 317 pmHigh tide

STREET LIGHTINGLamps today 649 pmLamps out am

AMUSEMENTSTimes Newsboys Band concert Judic-

iary Square 545 p mColumbia Percy Haswj In A Royal

Family evenJiiBAntoinette evening

Lafayette Tae Christian eveningChases folite vaudeville afternoon

and eveningEmpire Shootlg the Chutes after-

noon and eveningAcademy Only a Shop Girl even

ingKeroaBs Merry Maidens after

noon and evening

EXCURSIONSNorfolk and Washington line for Foct

Monroe and Norfolk at p mChesapeake schedules un

der Railroads and Steamboats fortime

Trains leave Pennsylvania Avenue andThlrteonandahalf Street for Alexandria and Arlington every half hourMount Vernon hourly 10 a m to 3 p m

Virginia Democrats Meet TonightThe annual election of officers of the

Virginia Democratic AssocIatIon will beheld tOBigbt at Harpers Han W7 CStreet aerthwe5

Fall Sale of CarpetsMX K 4 carpet will be sold at Stoaii 1407

C t at Jlt a m No rwerv pricesoaceb f eni O1 wore than KK per

100 Harpers Ferry200 Cumberland and Return

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GEORGETOWN AFTER A

GOOD FOOTBALL TEAM

The fifteen or twenty candidates forthe Georgetown football team took theWeld yesterday and practiced forthan an hour Kicking and punting wasthe principal work It is a trifle earlyfor hard practice but when the weathergets a little cooler the men will beginwork in earnest

One by one all of the boys are returning from their vacations Onlythree or four of last years men will beon the team and Georgetown will haveto depend almost entirely upon new menfor her name in the football world thisseason This does not mean that it willnot be a good one for there are a number of likely youngsters that are ex-

pected to play the game quite as well asthose whose places they have takenAlthough they may not show up so wellat the beginning by the middle of theseason they will have gotten down tohard knitting

Monday the coach will take charge ofthe team with all the earnestness pos-sible and pick out the best ot his material for the varsity team while a crackajack scrub team will be maintained togive them practice

125 to Baltimore and Return Via

B 0 R REvery Saturday and Sunday valid for returnuntil Sundav Last train leaves Baltimore 12 midnight Sunday night Tickets goodCa nil trains except Royal Limited

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PERSONAL NOTES

Chief Engineer R W Dutton of theFire Department and First AssistantChief William T Belt who are n NewYork inspecting firefighting applianceswill return to the city tonight or to-

morrow

Mr Frank J Wagner second assist-ant chief engineer of the Fire Depart-ment is in command of the departmentin the absence of his ranking officers

Mrs Joseph Donohue the wife of thewellknown broker who has beenspending the summer in the mountains-is expected home tomorrow

Mr N A Lucas of the Pension Office

caupht seventytwo fine black bass inthree days at Edwards Ferry on the upper Potomac

Mr and Mrs William S Bouscarenwill spend their honeymoon in AtlanticCity Mrs Bouscaren was Miss L Mabel Marikin

Capt Thomas L Todd commander ofthe Estelle Randall and Miss Ella EMcGreevy of Baltimore were married-in that city Wednesday evening

Miss Lottie May Neitzey has returned-to the city much improved in health byher stay in the mountains of Virgina

ONeal has gone to ChesterPa to enter the Pennsylvania MilitaryAcademy He is a son of the wellknown justice of the peace

Mr A H McCormick Jr of 2910

Fourteenth Street northwest is enter-taining Mr W S Copeland editor ofthe Richmond Times

Mr Eugene Tighe who has been visiting his former home In South Caro-lina has returned to the cty

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Mrs A V Garter of First Streetnorthcasi with her daugr rs Mae andIrene and Mrs J A are hav-ing a pleasant stay at the SummitHouse Harpers Ferry W Va

Mr F B B who has beenin the Philippines is agaSn in the city

Comptroller of the Currency Tracewell-is again at his desk after a weeks va-cation at Atlantic City

Mr Whitney private secretary to thePostmaster General who has been

his home in Wisconsin returned tohis

Capt and Mrs Samuel Reber haveteen Occupying the residence of MrsRebers parents General and Mrs Milessince Mrs Rebers return from the HotSprings of Virginia

Attorney James F Scaggs has givenup his labors in law to enjoy a week offishing at Haipers Ferry Mr Scagjjafished three days last week and caught-a fish a day The three tipped the scalesat three ounces He has returned to thesport to make up for past failures

Special Trains From Gettysburg ViaPennsylvania Railroad

For the accommodation of persons returningirom dedication of the statue of GeneralStecwqi and the meeting of the Society of theArray of the Potomac special trains will leave

Sunday September 21 at 1230 noonand 3 p m for Baltimore connecting there-with Pennsylvania Railroad trains for Wash-ington

125 To Baltimore and Return 125Via Pennsylvania Railroad

Tickets on sale Saturday and Sunday Septem-ber 0 and 1 Good to return until midnightSunday the 21st AH trains except Congres-sional Limited elS3

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ALWAYS THE BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR THE LEAST MONEYOPEN SATURDAY OJTIL 9 OCLOCK

on the tablets of your memory in the neverfading ink of truth the plain statement of facts We may nothave all the good merchandise in town hut we havent a single bit of the other kind Confidence cannot begained in a day but a single misstep can undo the work of years We wont run the risk Nothing but de-

pendable merchandise always

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Some Slick Snaps in Silk

Petticoats-Our assortment is pretty well in hand-

Some rf the pretty new which weare showing wilt cope with any ares oroffered in the city Quite a few of specialpriced ones for your inspection tomorrowv Womens Silk Petticoats made ot aU silkblack taffeta deep accordian-pUlted ruffle finiefccd with fr Efsmall ruffle different lengths H 2L II-

Womens Silk Petticoats made of Hsilk taffeta evenl different Mrles SOB

hue deep accordian pleated nrtfic with 2small ruffles others have the jjv if gfifQcircular flounce with extra ldost raffle alt lengths at rr

Womens Silk Petticoats ntwte of allsilk Mack and colored USeU plaitedTulSa finiefeed with Mas ruf-fle extra dust ruffle tadlengths Special

Womens Silk Petticoats made of superior quality of all silk taffeta cot erawide for stout women nude with deepknifeplaited ruffle fiaished GJ 7 I fwith anall flocnce all TBl-engtha and wit bands at

Womens Silk Petticoats made of extraquality black silk taffeta cut extra widefor tout women made with narrow accordian pleated ruSe fln Q J r-ished wttfc flaring Jtlicence Special price f-

Womens Silk Petticoats made of chanceable blue ad plain allsilk taffeta pleatedruffle finished with small hemstitchedruffe extra ruffle all CJ T 7 Clengtbi aad waist bands

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WomeaH Silk Petticoats made of alt thenew changeable colorings narrow Rradoat

acconfen pleats deep rMfie Snlabedwith the new flaring Sounce 4 deep tunaand extra dost ruffle Remember that allsilk SkirtS are made 44 in Q floBg The price of these S t5 VIAis S

Second floor CRderreusloa DeparbneBt

An Elegant List of SiOO CorsetsT-

here iait a more favorable number ora better price for a good pair of wellfittia Corsets than 1 All a woman re-

quires is a Rood easy to the form andSood substantial wear You will ftnd thesethree point in every kind advertised

i o Corsets made of fine coutit lowbust straight front tone over the hipstrimmed with late finished Q awith extension for gar I 8919ten sizes ap to 30 at each

C B a la Sprite Corsets maw effine ntednan bust cut andMrjight hunt made with 1rincew hntrimmed at top with wide lace and babyribtxHM taD extension for Jgarters sizes up lo 3V at 5 if I-

Amencai I dy Cornets fete n o ielfor medium fcoits made o ftoe cotitii-strafcht frotrt cut awl AAPm e hip tab extension Ssues B w 80tach A Wf-

i e oiltil s raictit front low busttop trhwwed with lace CJ t A Amade for Hterfima mi4 ales 4

dcr rtra izec rp to 30at 1 W-K 0 Oof ete made of fttve coutil

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and taken care of here an regards theirclothing wants An excellent Infants De-partment everything that u needful fortheir comfort

Infants Hamizrocheted withdainty colorings of tight blue and pinkborders Every price ranpe v rt f r-L S I8S 145 TSc SOn 5

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Infant llmderBeheted Steqoes withdainty cokMiE B f light blue and J ff

Intents Knitted in threesizes SeWard with trapsshoulders for

Knitted airt for Infants and children upyean oH buttoned down rt ffront and Sriabed around neck and w-

d wn fed with crochet edge for JInfants lAser OwK made of Bedford

cord and yoke flaiahed with ruffletrimmed with silk braid and rib UXbon Sftecial price

Infante tofff Coats made of Bedfordcord with yoke and finished with assailflounce trimmed with nar fljrf S Qrow baby ribbon and silkbraid Special at 1 VF LJ-

Infanta Lonp m ie of Bedford cordin six diScreet stylo some are natde withround with one and two raiSestrimmed with fancy baby ribboo and silkbraid Others have deep circular cape withlace insertion anti bee edgeand are lined throughout f f fwith coed quality p I SU

Infants C4r r utade of ncKor1and cashmere wit double capo elaboAtely trimmed fancy ribbon and fflkbraid These ret lined Q fQthro jho t with sateenSpecial at

Infante Long Cw te made of Bedfordcord and ailwool cashmere in difftrent styles Some have of

other have capes trimmed with fancyribbon and braid and some hare embroid-ered trimmed bottom Qf fQAll are dainty andSpecial at oJ J

Infanta Dept Second floor

Saturdays Selling of Silk Waists-Our display of new fall styler in Womens

Silk Waists ia a very complete one AHthe leading beauties to line find shelterhere We want you to see them They areworthy of your time and money

We sell tomorrow a line of th vl efttquality Taffeta StVt Hai U made of ex-

cellent material elaborately trimmed withfine pin ttttkiop and hemfctitohinf all the

tie retl tttadino such M resedered white light Isles CO f f-

Als very host quality of IeajWaists of extra soft mat rdl

with a btanXifwt hictroub i iien pretilytrimmed with stitching and ariabtitrbictr latest cwt sleeveslore al pe front made in tthe latest effecM all sizes S 8 IS

de Sole Waite mad ofcuantiitttil material yoke effect nwtle offloe pin tucks fet d with rows of henMtitchirc sleeves trimmed to match

taiKred all the leading colors whichare suitab for street and A Ac-reninK wear embrace this Pfjlislay alt sites Jt VI VT

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Corner Theres lots here to in-

terest economical shoppers A look thrmjhthis special list of Childrens goods willbe time well spent

Childrecs Allwool Reefer Jackets nileof tan covert cloth loose bark and

front finished witheolbre and welt seams neatly tailoredthey eon in w Irises S to fr f34 yews The price fe spe H U-ciai W fc

ChtWren Allwool Cheviot Reefers madeof fine Uubet cloth hi navy and garnetmade box front and loose tack finishedwith fancy bottom thorouiiiy tailormade

jtires it a very jauiitv andeffeci The sizes are S to Q n p14 years and the price vp 11-

Childrens Norfolk Coats suitable for falland winter wear made of nobby plaid mix-tures broad pleat front and back finishedaids Wt strictly tailormade in color-ings of blue green and Q p ffbrows ayes S to H yearsEspecially priced at Jr W

Misses 19in made of allwoolcovert cloth titled bock and fly front

trimmed with of tailored stitchingvelvet collar the same color aa the ma-terial bail lined with goodquality satin taxes It to ISyean Especially priced at

Mfces and Childrens Suit and WrapI eortment second floor space formerlyoccupied by the Art Goods

Silk Coats and Jackets-We have a charming display of these

beautify early fall wraps Better and largerthan we have ever shown e have madethe prices very must in your favor inorder i make a large beginning

50 Fine Allw ol Tan Covert Cloth Jack-et tailor made and strap seam finishedI e throughout with ftne FJ PAq-eHty of wirip liege 4 f J J-

GemBM Vern o Covert Cloth TopCM lfa d with finest qualityeu rant e satin all Mams strappedKesufer 15 and 1760 ff Avalue at ti special S I ilSf

A special offering of a lot of Cloth Monte0 rk JaekeU nude of fine allwool krsty ifi colors of raster tan red and blackuobbjr notch collar andpkated back which row Cwill iwosWer s ra Rood ii 111valve at

Sew Monte Cailo Costs made of fluelccrsy cloth with single strap and sidecording a very prettyjut Rarmnt Q i I A Awhisk we can givem all jaws at lt VV

line of Slotsealin pretty shade of castor and tan finMted with overlaid vel-vet collar and lined with

quality satin vall afcce at

We are showing a full line of new SilkMonte Carlo Jackets this seasons n w stnovelties extra special values at a

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TO BE OUT OF DANGER

Lillian Lcgge who attempted suicidelast night at the Ebbitt House byd nfcing an ounce of carbolic acid wR tSlsmorning pronounced out of danger bythe physicians at the Emergency

She has persistently refused todiscuss the matter and the cage isshrouded in the deepest mystery

Miss and her sister areat the Ebbitt House as servants

She was not known to have any maleacquaintances and was always atten-tive to duty and of a bright disposi-tion Last night she was found in oneof the hallways of the hotel in an un-

conscious condition with the empty vialbeside her and was quickly removed tothe hoi ital

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AUTOMOBILE LAWS

Architect Sunderland Deposits

in Police CourtfVF 2s

Erskiae M Sunderluad chargedoperattag a locomooHe on the wrong

side of Fifteenth Street with operating-

it at a greater rate of speed than twelvemiles an hour and with going over cartracks with the machine at a gait inexcess of six miles an hour appearedin the Polke Court today and deposited

15 collateral The hearing In the casewill be held on Tuesday

Mr Sanderland Is a wellknown archltent H Is saiA that U he is convictedIn the Pollee Court he test the localregulations governing the operation ofhorseless vehicles to the limit in thehigher tribunal

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itTIicres not another store in this city who dares to equal ourvalues at the prices we quote We save you the money you wouldhave to pay the Avenue stores Occupying a building and payinga moderate rent permits us to sell our goods on the narrowest margin of profit H

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makes of Childrens ClothingWe guarantee every suit for ex-

cellent wear Tile prices are un-

beatableLot 1 Childrens Suits 139Lot 2 Qhildrfcns Suits 1S9Lot 3 Childrens Suits 229Lot 4 Childrens Suits 2JSLot 5 Childrens Suits 29Lot Suits 398

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Mens Suits 539Mens Suits 723-Mens Suits 93SMens Suits 1160Mens Suits 1248Mens Suits 1425

MENS FALL OVERCOATS

Mens Fall Overcoats 640Mens Fall Overcoats S69Mens Fall Overcoats 1075Mens Fall Oyercoats 1260

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Emma Newhrfs r age thirteen yearsdaughter ot W A Newheteer nf 57 KStreet northwest who was bitten by aNewfoundland dog last Friday has bentaken to the Pasteur lasdtHte In Balti-more for treatment to ward off hydro-phobia

Ag a result of an exasiina ion f theanimals brain by chemists ol inf Agricultural Department it foualUiedogbftd raoies The f loycsof Mr Newheiser ia the IceCompany generously raised over 100 topay the efpeaaes of his cuWa

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GREAT HALFPRICEBICYCLE SALE

CwnnwDcing TODAY We Wilt Place oa Sale ths

Entire Stock ofBICYCLES and SUNDRIESJust porctiued by as of the Combinatiot Bi-

cycle Co 500 Highgrade TiresThis stoefc of IbghjErade Wheels tf-

COUijniAS BAR5K3 KKUCCG SIKBRXilBLfcKS and other highgrade sakes

Thy yi yours for a nominal advac overwhat wo paid lot them Tires Sundrea Lamuj

than half cost to mamgactorers-LfiO will hare the p nvfca Btg peter of 6 X

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Next Monday tIle dingdong of the school bell will be heard and surely you want it-

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