THE WASHINGTON HERALD MONDAY MARCH 9 190810 t1

IWANT ADVERTISEMENTS

ONE CENT A WORDLett and Found Real EstateHelp Wanted PersonalsSituation Wanted Business Opportunities

for Rent For SaleApartments Automobiles

AdTertiscmenta acceptsd at the main cOce or atany of the following

Herald Branch Officesend forwarded promptly to the main officeWOODWARD LOTHROPInformatlon BureauGOLDENBERGSInformatlon BureauHECHT COCaabiera OfficePALAIS ROYAL Bureau of Informationa RANK SONS COlnformation BureauSIMPSONS PHAKMAC5T corner 7th at R I

ATe and R it nwDOSS PHARMACr corner N T

ate and North Capitol st nwJOHNSTONS PHARMACY 1221 N J aTe nwCHAS 3 FUHRMANfl PHARMACY Eth and

Fast CapitolF P WELLERS PHARMACY 33M M st nw-

ATKINSONS PHARMACY 11th and G eta nwASTORIA PHARMACY 3d and G its nw-

KENESAW PHARMACY Mt Pleasant and Irvingnw

McXOLTYS CIGAR STORE 1336 l h StTAYLORS PHARMACY 9th and P sta nw-

KKXERS PHARMACY 9th and nwMcCHESNEY JOACHIM 2d and eta ne

JOACHIM 8th auF eta ne-D D COURTNEY CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND

715 North Capitol st

LOST AND FOUNDLOST PROBABLY ON NEW HAMPSHIRE

ave a small green purse containing keys and awnof mooey Reward if returned to 13B5 19th st nw

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LOST SUNDAY NW SECTION POSSIBLYSoldiers Horn grounds 6 bill and small purse

containing cfaaDje c Reward 3616 11th st nw-

LOSTAX ELECTRICSEAL FUR COLLAR ON13th it between New National Theater

between 8 and 120 Friday evening Please retur-nt ions Q nw and mhS2t

GUARANTEED CURE FOR OLD SOREStcztiM pU a c Try DR COSTELLOS

BATE All druggist mhl30t

HELP WANTEDHAIE FEMALESHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING VAN BE

tamed at our school In 30 to 80 days Positionsguaranteed Pittman Graham Gregg Barnes andSyllabic systems Individual instruction STENO-GRAPHIC ACADEMY 31 WW Colorado Building

HELPAN EXPEItT STENOGRAPHER AND TYPE

writer wanted permanent employment answerstating eiperieae Addrew BOX 1C HeraldiBke mhS2t

THE CAPITAL CITY SCHOOL OF NURSINGronccted with the Washington Asflam Hospital

a three years coots in the study of nnrslftf-ctr urtmen 2 to 31 ytura of age uniforms andlogbooks provided S3 and 16 permonth six pupil WHM needed at once For infor-n atin addrwa SUPERINTENDENT OF NURSES

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THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED COAT HANDSwanted Apply JULIUS GARKINKLK CO 7-

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YOUNG WOMEN WANTED AS SALESLADIBS J

in our womens furnishing department ApplyJULIUS GARFINKLE CO 1226 F mh73t

HELPA HIGHGRADE COLLECTOR WANTED MUST-

Y riog reference and be of good and forceful addnw Address BOX 83 Herald ofiks mlfeijt

DEPARTMENT CLERKS AND OTHERS Bitby private concerns can increase their

by Mltiac Jewelry on installment pUn foriv n rnabtiskfd local Una liberal ooramlasfcHi pssd-AMtss EON it Herald office mbTlt

CLOTHING SALESMAN FOR LEADINGWASHINGTON STORE PERMANENTPOSITION AND GOOD SALARY TORIGHT MAN APPLICATIONS TREATEDCONFIDENTIALLY ADDRESS BOX 2HERALD OFFICE

WANTEDJEWELRY CANVASSERS TO SELLdiamonds watches art SA forth to the best trade

onl good can obtain iXMttkos fee salary amiApply mMHwfU-

WANTEDBOYS WHITE AND COLORED TOwork every morning from 6 to 330 good pa

Apply to CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT of The4Bhington Herald jaXU

WANTEDRELIABLE AND HONEST CAllricrs for Washington Herald newspaper routes in

aJ ectirn of the city coftd pay Apply to CIRTLATiuN DEPARTMENT Waatozton HeraW

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MISCELLANEOUS FOE SALEA PARTY GOING ABROAD WILL DISPOSE OK

a rare old India long shawl purchased in Consuntin i le ako pictures books and ornaments

1 1338 14th st nw tnhSSt

FOR SALELARGE AND WELLESTABLISHEDsecondhand dotblog store Apply GH F sL nw-mh57t

WALL PAPERWE WISH TO SELL OUR OVERSTOCK OF

wall paper at n very sacrifice Call and eeccur stock F G NOLTE 9W 11th st nw

ROOMS PAPERED St CP SAMPLESbrought latest fall deigns palatine LE PREOX

1301 9tfi st Phone K 3481m JalStf

RUG WEAVINGIICUS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPBTSi the onlj

wearing factory ol it Wad In the city WASH-INGTON RUG CO Ml 5th su nvr Phone M C2S-

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIESLADY WITH YEARS EXPERIENCE DESIRES

gvntltraan of capital to establish boarding honsoat Atlanti City Addrws BOX Herald office

Thornton fc James TOG llth fit nwDealers all kinds taaineu plaets ce ll nt selection

srocery cigar confectionery stores rooming housessaTouns mh330t

TYPEWRITER REPAIRINGTELEPHONE MAIN 7333 IF YOUR TYPE-

writer need repairing Immediate attention Winbe glean BALL MATTIXGLY DE NEALE1407 New York aTe nw 3d floor mhltf

DANCING-

MRS R M McGARVEY TEACHER OF FAZElonablo dancing private lessons specialty 1309

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STORAGEWHY PAY MORE WE STORE FOR 750 A

load UNITED STATES STORAGE CO 41843422 10th st nw Phone Mate J220 mh3Mt

STORE YOUR FURNITURE PIANOS O ATWESCHLERS 93 Pa are nw reasonable rates

conveniently located Phone M 1232 feSMOt

MOVING PACKING SHIPPINGWE HAUL FURNITURE PARCELS TRUNKS

glee firstclass service answer calls promptly con-tract to haul anything plenty of teams CLARENDON SMITH 5th and K eta nw Phone 231-

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FURNITURE BAGGAGE PIANOS O MOVED

KREIGS EXPRESS 1231 H st nw Phone MainSIC au25tt

PAWNBROKERS

READY 5IOXEY AT a PER CENTOn watches diamonds and jewelry

LOUIS ABRAHAMSBonded broker 123 Ninth nwuo23codtf

PENSION VOUCHERS

ExecutedNotary Red Estate and Insurance Broker

Telephone M 2128

Grace M Thomast 505 Corooran Building

AUCTION SALES

AT WALTER B WILLIAMS COS AUCTIONrooms comer 10th end D ate nw on Saturday

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Or 3d and D ota rrsr Well furnished rooiaa andapartments prirate bathsjiients taken tOo up ilfrtf1511 CORCORAN ST NWFORREOT3 OR

unfurnished or partly furnished rooms locationcant be equaled L h k mh3t-U27 X STNICELY FURNISHED FRONT

rooms for housekecpinir mhMt1107 BTII STNICELY FURNISHED FRONT

room near bath suitable for two mhS4t1309 H ST NAVDESIRABLB FURNISHED-

room central location

619 N ST NWFURNI8HED ROOMS L2S PERweek all conveniences hall room mbT3t

511 M STFEW NICELY FURNISHED ROOMSg ptlemen only mbj3t17 ISLAND AVEHANDSOMELYfamished en suite or single Phone N

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CAPITAL HOTEL 3D ST AND PX AVE NWn tOo 75c 1 American L50 tier day

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THE IROQUOIS H13 M ST HieHOLASS FURahhed rooma i room apartmcatk furnished also 2

rooms and print bath

1243 11TH STNICELY FURNISHED ROOMSdfloor front board mb73t

607 E STFURNISHED BOOMS EXCELLENThome oooSdng central location mh75t

1005 13TH ST CUTLER FIRSTCLASS AC-commodation for den near Franklin ParkmhSit

FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED

1202 S ST NW SECONDSTORY ROOMS FORlight housekeeping mh33t

WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD

THE ARIZONA 310 0 NWWLMERIOAN ANDEuropean single or en suite elerator convenient

to depot and car lines bus rom all trains mod-erate rate mhS t

APARTMENTS TO LET9 NEW YORK AVRFRONT REAR PAR

lora Lhk kitchen cnnrinc businessoptional 25 phone mh83t

308 12TH STENTIRE THIRDFLOOR FLATfor boosekccplnz hot water gas ranee OWNERrnbWt

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620 EYE 6T1ROOM FLAT HEAT GAS Fix-ture for cooking 53 mbMt l

THE ROOMS AND BATHInquire at Office foCM

OFFICES FOR RENTFLEMING BUILDING 1 9 G ST NW RENO

rated throughout excellent office rooms with bestol janitor serriee no extras fe29tf

PERSONALWE GABBY OUT TUB CONSTRUCTION PART

of this undertaking by paying you felt cath rateofor mens discarded veaxinc apparel saooa haLeshirts Drop postal haTe a fast stepper JOSTirsOLD STAND 6TRICHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR D13-

ardea wearing apparel Wiles or cents sendpostal wilt calL I TARSHES 1X8 7th nwPhone North 463

PRIVATE DETECTIVE SERVICE PROMPTreliable and absolutely confidential Expert ape

daltet in aad intricate matters 23 yearspractical experience in U S goT rn ect starice aa credentials rom leading bostoecs aoen andWat U S government officials will oourtocc you tootI am above the average private detective in charac-ter and in ability to produce results Only highgrade legitimate work Prirate conwUslkwr-ooHB Phoae Main 2SS MORGAN BRADFORDJr SUITE 234 COLORADO BUILDING MA andGde co 3002 llth st nw Reasdeam phone North490L rahS4t

Consult Prof Carl W KentThe CaJtbratcd

TRANCE CLAIRVOYANT

SCIENTIFIC PALMISTsea mi ST NW

OFFICE HOURS M A M TO 8 P M

BILLS COLLECTED ACCOUNTS SOLIOITEDTel Lincoln 4 WILLIAMS COLLECTING

AGCNCY 6 K st nw osbMt

Mme CatherineWashingtons feTorite palmist 914 N Y we 2d

floor front 2Sc and Hours a re to 7 p mmbStf

MME VERNERLate of Chesapeake Beach has recovered from herrecent Ulceas and will rewire her fricada at 819 Bth-

st nw Palmistry clairvoyant roadiags Friday tadSunday Parties attended

SuperflnosiH Hair AVnrtH MolesUaekhecd and all facial Wemhthes per-

manently removed by electrolysis MISS MAT-THEWS Room 63 Metzerott Bldg 1119 F t nw

MISS M J BOlD EXPERT MARCEL WAVERand hairdresser shampooing manicuring chirop-

ody facial and scalp treatment Work done athotels and residences Phone Main S 55 914 Q-

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MASSAGESWEDISH MASSAGE AT YOUR HOME 51

treatment maaaaso taught PROP YHNKLL OKA st K mh92t

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE FACE AND SCALPSwedish movements appointments out Open Sun

front Walk in 515 13th st nwfellait

DENTISTRYDENTAL WORK

Bet ot Teeth and Gold Crowns 3 up Gold Filllane l up Silver Fillings We Work guaranteedNo pain Dr GEO EDMONDS 813 V et nw

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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES NO EXTRACTINGno pain look feel act and last locer than nat-

ural teeth shrunken faces made Doral painlessawing Dr J U 1203 V at nw mr23U

MONEY WANTED AND TO LOANMONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL

estate at lowest current rates of Interest specialprivileges with respect to prior payments TYLER

RUTHERFORD Inc 730 15th nw mhltfWE CAN MAKE LOANS IN ANY AMOUNTS

from 1000 to 5500000 at 5 and 6 per centWe some 5 per cent money

Every consideration possible shown borrower

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MONEY TO LOANLET US MAKE YOUR NEWloans or replace old ones at lowest rates of in-

terest All transactions conducted with economicalconsldsration for borrowers WM H 8AUNDER3

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TRANSPACIFIC MAILSJapan Korea China and Philippine Islands via

Vancouver and Victoria B C close daily at 6 ffip m up to March 11 for dispatch by steamer Em-press of Japan

Japan Korea China and Philippine Islands viaSeattle dace daily at 695 p m up to March12 for dispatch by steamer Shinano Maru

Hawaii Japan Korea China and PhilippineWands via San Francisco daily at 65 p mup to March 12 for dispatch by steamer China

Specially addressed mails only for Japan Koreaand China via Seattle close here daily at 65 p mup to March 12 far dispatch by steamer Kumeric

Japan Korea China and Philippine Islands viaTacoma dose hero daily at 603 PL m up to Mardi13 for dispatch by ateamer King Chow

Hawaii via San Francisco dOte here daily at605 p m up to March 16 for dispatch by steamerAlameda

Hawaii Japan Korea China and PhilippineIslands via Ban Francisco close here daily at 605p m up to March 19 for dispatch by steamerManchuria

Australia except mails for West Australia NowZealand Samoan lalands Fiji Islands and NewCaledonia via Vaocourer and Victoria B C dosehero Jally at p no up to March 22 far dis-patch by steamer

Hawaii Guam sad Philippine Islands eli BanFrancisco close hero dAilY at 645 p a up toApril 1 far dispatch by United States transport

Tahiti and Matrjuwas Islands Tia San Franciacodose here dally at 805 p m up to April 11 fordUpttrfr by steamer Maripoeo

LAW AND COLLECTIONSWE COLLECT NOTES ACCOUNTS RENTS

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ColumbiaHeights

Beautiful new bamea withTory deep lots and sep rat6 rerect front porches Very Madswan outside and in Plannedfor easy and economicalkeepIng Tenth street just be-yond Monroe street

PRICE 4350Go Out Today

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For Quick SaleBeautiful Corner House

Columbia Heightsrooms en first floor 5 large

6 largo clos U lot iaxlllLHOTWATER hEAT

You must Inspect this nouse toappreciate its advantages

Thos J FishersCo Inc

738 Fifteenth St

FOR NORTHEAST NICKbride modern 6reoms and bath tridiag a a pea

meat balance a rent KO ASTQM AD 1W9 Bmenon aw

By HARRY E00 C St Southeast phone Line 340

Sixroom brick IA sc rant WiG price 1608

Sixroom brick in rest J valor ItSXlBrick Store te se rested for JIT priea UOGO-

iIf you waat a bargaInS pboae ra at eaec-rnhT3t

NEW SIXROOM BRICK PORCBLAIN BATHtfied batbreom oaaiaat aaattte trust JUOO

price W tens te oak parctaacr

HARRY E GLADMANC St S E phone Line 340

OWNER SELL TO CASH TWOstory bay window brick aUinsas 7 nomt bath

aad faa rT ate U well rented Go-rmracnt Printing Oar will take JSOO fortrust can rcaaia for 3 years Address SACRIFICE-S Herald rabTJt

FOR RENT HOUSES50 15th nw ST rum

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FOR RENTSIXROOM AND BATH BRICKexcellent condition IS st ae Apphr

H RALPH BURTON Union Titat BtriMtas

FOR SALE SUBURBANFOR SALETWO BEAUTIFUL SIXROOM-

hetieea at Mount Rainier one carfare te cferlarge ground lad oatbaildtegs land of fndt-eftsr terms 2 08 for either house srasc be soldsee m JOHN J KLEINER CO MS F st BW

IV you want to buy a Mariana rum or suburbanhome see us or send for latest bulletinMarion Duckett Son 835 F NW

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FOR SALE AT KEXHAVORTH D CNow Is your time to secure on easy monthly pay

cents one of theso atractuc cottages or choice louIn KenOworth D C Washingtons zrtrnUic suburbALLEN W aiALLERY 1417 G at nwPRETTT HOMES LARGE 3 TO 60 PEt

foot at ML Rainier Md on 3th and 29th etanear R I eye District Line Sta i 1 fur high anabealthy all monthly Tarmcnta J C ROtiElUi

FOR SALE SEVERAL BARGAINS IN FARMSsuburbarix homes Geo C Walker IIynttn-

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REAL ESTATELOANS A D INVESTMENTSTERRELL LITTLE

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OR 0OGARRETr PARKComfortable 2story and attic bouse 8 rooms

and lath HOTWATEtt heat 40 trees on lot somewhich are fine peach trees lot 100x100 This

prooerty COt the owper or r 000 and is Inperfect condition For further particulars consultTHOS J FISHER COInc 738 15th st nw-

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U S MARSHALS SALEUNITED STATES MARSHALS SALE

By Tirtuo of a writ of Sari faclas issued out of thedarks office of tho Supreme Court Of the District ofColumbia and to me directed I will at publicsale for cash in front of tho Courthouse doorWashimrton at 11 OCLOCK A M TUESDAY MARCH 10 1303 all the right title claimand interest being the undivided interest of WilliamF Kelly in and to Iota 45 and 46 and parts of lots

43 101 II and 22 in square numbered 1193 City

for the same at the southwest corner of lot 4R andrunning thence north alonj the east line of Twentyninth street northwest one hundred and seventythree and eight onehundredths feet thence MStfortytwo feet thence northeasterly along a lindrawn to the southeast corner of lot 21 in saidsouare thence east along the north line of lot 22to Rock Creek thence southerly along the westbank of Rock Creek to the southeast corner of lot4S thence treat along the south line of lot S to theplace of beginning as the same is set forth and

In a certain deed from Eugene A Jonesand Leo Simmons trustees to Frank T Uawlingsand William F Kelly recorded among the land records of the District of Columbia on the 1th day ofFebruary 1993 seized and levied upon as the undlTided interest of the defendant in and to said realestate and sold to satisfy execution No 13225 AtLaw In favor of Leo Simmons

AULICK PALMER U 5 Marshalfel72tmh79 ADAM A WESCHLER Auctioneer

PROPOSALSOFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D G

Wtahicgton February S3 190SScaled proposalsTrtH be received at this office until 12 noonMARCH 14 1903 for constructing a sixteenroora-sebval building on lots Nos 51 to 61 Inclusive square2576 District of Columbia spedflcations

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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR PACKING BOXESClerks Office

House of Representatives United StatesMarch C 1003-

S aled proposals will be received bytho of the House of

until TUESDAY 31 IMS atjv niu

i ff boxesFour hundred 400 of the following

size Eighteen IS Inches wide seven-teen 17 Inches high and two 2 feetton 10j Inchos long outside measure-ments

Lids to bo plowed on end 516 by 1Inches and anjpak strip to be wellglued In also the center of lid to be

out by 1V4 Inches and an oakto be placed therein glued and

fastened with screws to preVent warpInc or splitting

Boxes to be made of first quality Callforrrto redwood seasoned andkilndried free from all defects such

shakes knots c and to be 44thickness

To have two 2 eight S Inch chesthinges and chest lock No 410 of tho

Catalogue three 3 Inch Ironsquare solid boxscrewed two 2 secure Isvors doublelink and tIne flat bow

Handles to be of malleable Iron samesize and style as those on sample box

Each box to have cornerbraces four and onehalf 4 Incheseach way securely screwed

Lids to have four 4 screws lightlyfastened

A galvanizedIron strap to be placedaround each end of box

ALSOFour hundred 400 boxes of the follow-

ing size Fifteen 15 inches wide fifteeninches high and two 2

Indies long outside measurementsLids to be plowed on end 516 by 1

Inches and an oak strip to be well gluedin also the center of lid tobe plowedout 1 inches and an oak strip to beplaced therein glued and fastened withscrews to prevent warping or splitting

Foxes to made of first 44thickness white pine thoroughly sea-soned and free from all de-fects such as sap shakes knots c

To have two 2 eight 8 inch chesthinges and chest No 410 of theEagl Catalogue three 3 inch ironsquare selvedge solid square boxscrewed two 2 secure lovers doublelink and fine flat key

Handles to bo of malleable iron samesize and style as those on sample box

Each box to have eight S corner bracestour and onehalf inches each waysecurely screwed

to have four 4 screws lightlyfaatened

A lranlzediron strap to be placedon each end of box

ALSOFour hundred 409 boxes of the follow

ing size Thirteen IS inches wide nineand onehalf Ofe inches high two 2fet long outside measurements

Boxes to be made of first quality 44white piae thoroughly seasoned and kilntiMed free such as sapshakes knots c

To be fingered or dovetilad atto have two 3 one D inch by

two and onequarter 2 Inch battensscrewed on top

to hva two 2 six ffi inch chestbinge also provided with xnaileftbtecheat handles but no locks

Lids to have four 4 screws lightlyfastened

The above described boxes to be com-pleted by the first day of July IMS de

and stored in the atthe corner of Third and B streets southwest Lad inspected by a competent perwm to be appointed by

The Clerk to have the right increasethe number of boxes or oacn sadkind ten per cent or less during Ute fis-cal year at contract price

The to reject and all bidsto hereby Each bid must beaccompanied by a certified chock in thesum of live hundred dollarsto the order of A McDowell ofthe Houso of Representatives as a guar-antee of faith The bids to be indorsed Proposals for Packing BoxesSample of the boxes may be seen orany turther information had by calling atthe Office of the Chief Clerk of the Houseof Representatives

A Surety Company bond in the sum ofone dollars will be

for the faithful performance ofcontract

A McDOWELLClerk Hotise of Representatives

United StatesmW462a8l

RAILROADS

BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROADLEAVE NEW UNION STATION

U07AL BLUE LINEEVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HOOR

TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORKNEW TEKMINAL D STREET NEW YORK

7 0im Diner Pullman Parlor19 0ata Buffet Parlor FiTohoar TrainSt JM a m Diner and Pullman Parlor Car

a SB Diner and Pullman Parlor Carp m Diner and Pullman Parlortk Royal Limited AH Pullman 5bouz-

11389pm Coaebw to ItiladdFb-liJ PL m and Pullman Parlor

25 a m titeepexsATLANTIC CUV I7 300 I11SO a a n 0

39 p nANNAPOLIS week days 8SO a n 123B5 Boonw p bwataya a m 5s n

BALTIMOREEVERY flOUR ON THE noun

Week days 700 a m to 800 PL mj-2X J5i 16 0 1300 liH WS9 830 3

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CLEVELAND SdO p m-COLUAUJLiS 530 p m-

UttLOU sau a m 330 p mivao a m T5 p a1-

5A p ma m t50 p aDaily ttaceptSuoday

at all the following Ticket Offices KIT G st nw Main 619aTe Main ZTS New Union Station Ticket OfficeMain I3BO Information Bureau Main 73SO

SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAYTICKET OFFICE lia IENTiA AVE

Notice FoUowiag schedule not guaranteedA M Daily Seaboard MaiL Through co hej

and Ipnmin sleepers to Savannah and JacteonnHeThrough Washington to Hamletlet to Atlanta Parlor car to Piaehurst Dining

725 P M Dally Seaboard Florida Limited SolidPuitiaan train throuh to Jacisoaiillo and St AuCUiine Also through sleepers to Pinehuist At-lanta liinnicshazn and v mpM Dining cars

33U l M JDaujSeaboard Express Coaches andPullmans to EiaTaunab Jacksonnll

CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAYMub iKbUutti only a InfurmaUoo ana not

MC O LIMITED TestibuiB trans Piillmai sietpers to Lexington i ouio-

Louii ivuuecuun lor Virginia Hot springs Puliman car Loumiae to and HeOrleans tuning can a ia carte oemc-

vnau I IL e e v jmiixtt Daily Solidvesuoule Utun Pullman sleepers toLexington ansi Lauuriue Compartment aleeplngcar tb Hot apruifis veeKa la carut service Pullman Sleepers Cincinnati toChicago ana bt louis and to AtempaisNashville ana New Orleans

uesiorauons and ucxets at Chesapeake and OhioOmces 313 Pennsylvania menus hUt strwtn-cAT ew Union Station Telephone a aimT3BO far xerminai Cab ando Ticket Office

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWYSCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY 8 1SOS

Leave Washington New Union Station805 a m and 9ax a a Daily All points on

Norfolk and Western also KnoiTillaand Memphis

100 p m Daily Boanoke Bristol WinstonKnorville Chattanooga Kaahville Memphis

New Orleans Through Sleeper Dining CarsFor Norfolk Leave Washington 120 m dally

Ui6 a m daily 3 3 p m daily ArriTO Norfolk1124 a m C D p m p m15 p m Daily Benyville Luray h

Trains from the Southwest series 815 a m and11 0 p m-

All information Fourteenth street and New Yorkavenue Bond Building

SOUTHERIi RAILWAY-N B Following schedule Spires published only

as information and sic not guaranteedFor Atlanta Birmingham Mobile New

Ashcrille Chattanooga Memphis 9SO a m andUiOO p m daily

Fur Roanoke Knoxrllle rhtttannng MemphisNew Orleans 1015 p m daily

For Savannah Jacksonville sad Florida pointstiC p m daily

For Columbia Charleston Augusta AResm and 920 p ra daily

Tourist cars for California jrlweekly at p mLocal for Harrisooburg IfS a ra daily 4U5 p

week days DanviUe SOS a m daily and forCharlottesTille 8 5 a ra and 35 p m dailyFrequent trains to and from Bluemont

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Court AppealsAscgnra nta far Tuesday March 10 lEdPatent AppealNt 4U Moore TS Hewitt Attorneys J R Ed

A TerryNo 425 Semen Co TS Newman erecntar

Attorneys R H McNeill A E WalUce and E TFesjwfck-

N lli Gorden TS Weatworth AttorneysPhillips and Horace Van ETerwnA V

CMhman sod WeodNo 4R In re application ef Chase et at Attor-

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No 15G Ip re application of Shalden AttoraeysA M Bdield L 8 Baoar aad J H Mflans-W S Riwtnun-

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No 462 Phillips Seweatdt Attorneys Con-nolly ConneilyA S Pattiws

No 4 In re appiieatloa ef Russell AttorneysC B Foster and E H BrownW S Rackman

No 4C5 Goolinan vt hobart Attorneys MarBalleyW S Rachman

No 467 LoU TB Keaney Attorneys S T CamReoro Lewis end C A L ilasaie V M

Equity Court No 1CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH-

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BY FREDERIC J HASKIN

Tile annual ratgrattea of the trampworld te boginntwK The opealnp of theweather brags tis msmn 1 f these dead

of UM underworld from the Southwhere th winters are MUd into theNorthern States where flaandstl condi-tions are usually more favorable trout thehobo standpoint Some time ago a min-ister wrote a magazine rUde on thetramp problem A man who had formerly been a hobo replied to it and statedthat the minister did not know what hewas talking about since heeven make the distinction between ahobo a tramp and a ham There are nostatistics as the number in each ofthese classes but putting them all intoQ group it te estimated frfm figuresat hand that then are about 6MW ofthorn In the United States It has beenestimated that the average tramp coststhe community 158 per week On thisbaste leaving their depredations entirelyout of constdoraUon their cost per yearto the country would be about JliYet over 81 per cent of them admit thatthey are able to work Of the remain-ing I per coat more than onehalf areafillcted with contagious diseases Over

per cent of them acknowledge thatthey are habitual drunkards an inquiryamong several thousand shows that only7 per cut of them are married

Those students of the tramp evil whohave gone about among tramps for

for the purpose of learning thewhys and wherefores of their existencehave found that the reasons art manyOne of them J a natural desire to roamThousands of young boys start out tobeat their way to ride brakebeams fromcity to city and thus inch by inch worktheir way up or down to the professionalhobo station of life Profligacy is another reason Tho tramp does not knowthe value of money One investigatorfound where a trump had spent SS fordrinks in a single night Another hadgotten 6000 as back pay on his pensionaccount and within a single month hadsquandered the whole amount In sol-

diers homes some of these old fellowswho followed the flag but who now

tho rail are often to be found restIng up for a season and spending everycent of their pensions within a day ortwo of the time they get it With themthe morrow must take care of itself

New York of course is the center ofthe tramp world No other city In theworld Is so liberal to the hobo as Is NewYork Mendicancy would pay better thanhard work there if only the beggar wereas saving as the worker It is estimatedthat there are over S W professional beg-gars In the city Some of them arelions of both the upper and the lowerworld Only recently a woman was discovered who begged by night in orderthat she could wear fine clothes by dayThere are nearly beds in the citythat may be occupied for a few hourswork or for a nominal charge or everwithout money and without price

Aside from the big cities the worst sufferers from the tramp evil are the railroads It has been estimated that theirdepredations on the railroads of toeUnited States amount to over 25000000a year The leading railroads of the Eastnow maintain police forces since thetramps have terrorized the train crewsIn 120S the police force of the Pennsyl-vania Railroad arrested over 900 va-grants But while the tramps do heavydamage to the railroads the railroads Inturn levy heavy tolls on them

During five recent years there woremore trespassers killed by the railroadsthan passengers and trainmen combinedThere were 23000 trespassers killed ascompared with loss than ZOO passengersand 16000 trainmen There were about25000 trespassers wounded Of the classknown as trespassers railroad men estimate that threefourths were trampsFrom this It will be seen that every othertramp hurt In an accident was killedThis comos from the exposed places inwhich the poor patron of the sidedoorPullman must ride So fatal to thetramp is the railroad that many linesmaintain private graveyards along theright of way where the dead hobos areplaced In unmarked graves It is saidthat foreign countries are very muchahead of the United States in the matterof handling the tramp evil and thattramps are seldom seen on the rightofway of railroads In Europe An effortto which the railroads are a party is nowbeing made to prevent clUes and townsfrom forwarding their vagrants on to thenext place The railroads say that If themunicipalities along their lines woudimprison the vagrants at hard labor In

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Los Ansetec and Yuana ina recent cruaaia against trainee foundnotices very hetpCci TIter put p peel-ers which r d Hoboes keep movingReset is Msn wad food is scares Taxpayers wilt not support you Long sen-tences In the chain gang gives hereSixty to ninety days our specialty

The mot tetereetteg writings on trampHfa la America are from the pens ofJack London and the late Jostah FlyaLBoth men wrote from inside knowledgeFiynt declared that the average hobotikes good literature that Dickens andThackeray are favorites with whofrequent Cooper Union Library in thewinter For many years BryaasBattle wee a favorite piece ofwith and was most frequently dis-

cussed in their hangout conferencesSome years aeo two tramps were imprisoned a Michigan town for vagrancyTiring of confinement they decided totoss a colA to determine whether theyshould write a story or an escapeHeads to denote that they shouldwrite a story Heads won The sHriftfurnished the paper They worked forweeks on that story One of them saidthat he squeezed his brain until itwas tired The story was finally con-cluded and the sheriff agate came to therescue and gave money for postage Indue time a letter canes bock from theNow York publisher containing a checkfor 91 The two paid their sues and

the same day In stogie twentyfour hours all evidence of their literarysuccess had dteef eeax d sad they wereriding a freight traM te a inure hos-pitable climate

Another instance showing that tootramp is not without literary tastes wasan experience of Josiah Flynts Hewrote an article for the Century on thehobo and got letters from tramps fromall over the country He says the bestcriticism on his article came from a hoboIn Texas

Perhaps the most interesting study ofthe tramp world is the freemasonry ofthe road There are signs to be hereand there meaningless to toe ordinarycitizen but full ef significance to thotramp They tell of a hostile town or ofa friendly farm house and other suchvital things and no matter where atramp conies from he does net fall

them arightThe average tramp has an aversion to

work that is really surprising There isin Philadelphia a Wayfarers Lodgewhose table is as good hi its way asDelnvonlcos and Sherrys are in theirsMoney is not needed to purchase thecomforts of this wellprovided place Theymay be bad for only a few hours workat sawing wood But the place is not atall popular with the vagmnt class It isthe sawing wood that makes it unpopularas a stopping place The University ofPennsylvania has been assisting in somework in the study of tramp life at theWayfarers Lodge and elsewhere In Phila-delphia One of the things that is de-sired in this connection is a census of thetramps of the country

It Is to be said that the great body ofthe tramp population is not truly criminalThe yeggman constitute thecriminal class of tho genus hobo Everycrime in the category has been committedby them their favorite work being the rob-bing of railroad offices and postofficesRecently the robberies of postofficesgrew so serious that the Postoffice De-partment had to make friends with someof these yeggmen and pay them hand-somely for information that would helpthe government to bring the offenders tobook Congress is not disposed to lookfavorably on the proposition to pay thesepeople for information

The tramp has many names All ofthose in America are farailar thoughnone of them are synonymous to the In-itiated In England he Is the sturdybeggar In France he is the Vaga-bond In Germany he Is known as the

chausseegrabentaplrlrer But whereever ho Is he Is a burden on society andIndiscriminate giving is said by all whohave studied the matter well to be morethan any other one thing responsiblehis existence He Is afflicted withwanderlust He usually acquires It In

youth Child labor Is claimed by manyto be responsible for the unconquerabledislike for work with which thousands ofhobos are afflicted They claim that theendless grind of their factory days hasmade vagrants for life of thousands

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General Tone of tlIe MarketShows

BEARS ARE MUCH PEEOTEBED

Force that Keeps Prices Moving UpIs Irresistible Liquidation UnaSpcnt Its Strcncrtli ShnrcaTToTT InHands of Legitimate OTrners PJs

Shows Pronounced Increase

New Your March t fka ea rte of thenmrtaot Jar aeasrttie Jut was pret-ty nearir exactly typical C the conditionsin the general btrahiesn World

There no bow ar af sc of a boombut there were many evidences of a slowataady and sustained improvementPrices for stoclw slightly but constantlyhardened srvtog signs of the presenceof what speculators call a creeping buttmaxfeet There was no rush to buytocks not indeed was there any greatvohtme ot buying at all but there was anentire absence of pressure to sell evenwheat teal news lad on

the market after pausing fora white generally resumed Its slow up-

ward movement as if some silent butre tstleas force was behind

was no attempt to minimizefact or the causes leading up

t the weakness in cortalnsecuritlec hot these seemed to b-

no great dceire on Ute part of hold-ers of even these seeorUSae to transfertheir investments to other hands Theperiods of advances in aawcessiYstock exchange seatMc were It Is truegenerally shortlive-

daioraentuni Is MaintainedAfter a rise in the market had covered

use or two hours O e la say day il-

Ojr censed and was succeeded aftera period o utter inactivity oy a r ced-

Neveithelena right at th endthe week the motaeatmn of the upwardmovement anffeatty Increasing

The great mass of profeeuional specu-

lators in Wall street are still to outwardappearances as profoondlr pessimistic asever end declare that they cannot seewhat reason there Is why any one shouldhoy stocks At heart they are not at allpleased with the way the market Is actlag Nothing is more unpleasant tospeculator for the fall ewes if for the mo-

ment the phenomenon may sot induce himto hreat a entire retreat from his posi-tion to Sad htaasetf tended with

for tIM decline and confronted bya market which after period ofaltto nce activity has soak to a mini

t Its fcrc that thgreater portion of stocks have passed intothe possession of people who actually ownthem and believe probably correctly thattheir market price has more than dlcMmted actual or impending adverse de-velopments and that scares or alarms efone kind or another as they come alongare universally understood as betas mere-ly echoes of past disturbances

Confidence III ReturningBut beyond all this there are

twitabte indications of ratnmhag eosjf-tdeace and of bettering coadtOtxs Jn nflbogineee directions They are as yetsmaU but they point to a tnramf tiletide The snrpius of Idle cars an the rail-way Hues that was MSMI an iwas dowa to 33MW on February M These

RaIlway Association and k te authorita-tively knows that since the onto nf thelast COm the number ef idle carshas again very eoMMerabiy deerentadThe production of pig iron that was2K tons January was MSf 7a tone inFry and It is known too that thishas constantly enlarged through Ute pres-ent month

Railroad earnings stffi show jaxne de-

clines in both gross and net liMIt exneptwith certain oomgnnteE they are even

as greatim and it is bagtentas te be evident

obtxieed commend ever their

It is apparent tin the offlcteoey la-bor on the rallwys and kidaed tamanufacturing Mt ttsdimettts m altsimilar places hue immensely iaereaed elet owing to the discharges of uses thmthave taken place and there not

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more prosperous railway companies atthe muchvexed problem of a re

duetton of railway pay schedules isto resolve Itself

Xo Wage Cuts ExpectedIt is BOt at sit improbable now that BO

reduction of rates of wages wttt beon the lines but that te rail

way companies will be enabled to curtailtheir expenses sniScientiy by a seductionof hears of labor and by menus of thesame practices that they have enforcedso rigidly since the beginning of the prosenl ycr Meanwhile a resarfc generalbusiness collections are better asstl al-

though the buying by whoesalars andis still of the handtosnonth orer

it is becoming more and continuousowing to the universal conditions of lightstocks in consumers hand

AH tears as to the money market haveof Course long since vanished In thepresence of the enormous sad sudden

in the coantrys export trade bal-ance and also in the easier monetarYconditions due to slackening bossinesswhich prevail all over the world saidwhich resulted last week Ia the eetaWishmont of a minimum discount rate of theBank of England at a level thanhas been seen at this time of the yearsince 18K

Will Keep English GoldThis points to only one e achie1on and

that is that oer country wilt keep withinits borders for an indefinite time to comethe l mN9 f gold that we bceughthere Europe hi last years time fstress

Tbo deficit in the governments revenuesis Increasing but the government surplusis so large that there is not the sUgfcbeetpossibility that any willarise later as those pertaining to the

endless chain of rtdansadonswhich held the country in iron bands from1893 to IKS StandIng in the background-too in all consideration of our linanctaland business future are ever the two immense and overshadowing factors Lotthe prosperity of the farming populationuntouched by the recent financial panicand which Is now of permanent natureowing to the large market for farm products and secondly the fact that the currency or the country Is soundly and

fixed on a Old basisIn general industrial stocks ia tile

market last week made abetter showing than did

ways possibly because many orcompanies appeared to be troubled

now by special disadvantages that are notfelt in the case of manufacturing concerns

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