19 SAL -ffOUWRVa saas-s tcm1TW:NET1m"aaSp mtus-e: em - i ae 6 th a W. 0th ,

* aa me u 13-se batek ape

3 W. im 0 . 6

n o 1p s1. 6 O, -1 , am m "eor.... . 1 af, A b b.

F d.P a t. r ME ........ 8e4m

or...... ....... 4, 3 0 t h

3311 m INS m W. or ..............4,tob b. or- am&h..... 8W 6Me ksW%b

290 To se, J, Tr-G,30 n 1, W ...........32

m3u IT3 L l. r. 1" b. S , .3rUS ~3209b 16OrU3Yoen a.1 s' 3M L* s. h.8.2m

6 , s. 23 A -m...... f-b.

mu 4Va OL Na.A SOM h.&.J.31110k ~ 13 malLblalskns- a SIRm

W45 L , Or h.O. E-....... 440 44g.t g k..

a but obs d ser. @lef' same ". f r,

L sml U a at. 3333-35 NaO 111?N3i . r.......4.X a. .30 aml 9 r. S.

inwbat em TI, TCas sad dwg. -eL90U IG atdee ad. ar-

m ..........,m 6 tmb . dr..419bb.11 hI =. m

t er....... .3jt Aley beS etb aml 7Th.-W eb s uf iG amIN2 b hSr..1.000

T s r.......3 M 0th st. f h.Ir.IjiM E& i L £ h, Ir. .imW sa, 1561 ml no0 K

m S.f b. or .me-...1.20tR. 4.........3f1 414 at, r b. r...1.,0

L, g ........ M'T Hope ae, b h, 4r.2

Ih to = a Partion e the se

heas he a"e 15th.-1 T. f. WAGfAMAN.em gggg-WT AUGUSF DONATH. 41 'TH Br.A dg.*..md brick Iu. - an X s.

nmar =32 mams; stable; let 26.la to a-by; gifs OTI3 'hi pwparty te werthA We bath bte 1 t st. a.., two

eISDd p sueb; bet I"aae: Prias.geai at thb lme e =m=to the ber. esta ear

V;90 smm eM almost Ut. jasgnm umanis lEW 6-1OON 310N

ad ba:k; ah st. mntr T mw.; a.m.L; SobpAw.

ane wt.nURmm a MoouE.

3m UAZ-3.L., MEAR LL6 PAV*. NEWT-m sam. m batik; eIematly Mished; hiseer ml di a; fS; am tarmm484m - & KuME. m It. mw.OM SAI-61 T=E fr. S.., OM ANUoam ea ean; S-mm name d. amasmiu;m- of lot 114 to W-ft. alley:gerim .w. em eni amd sPr me; am.stanm to hor a bom. . AIRTINPROCEOR.

on a st. m1W. j13

B SALS-M AND = 4T ST. N.L-AU-

bach mauya elemetie3S-say - lift 3 feet de to gaved allay; sab=g s~ to ame as : on er both of

thsee mm.e VI be ACM in) to an tme-1te meetusassmbl team.

E-AjgmMC r. NORXENT.= Rme 3_Cme. N-em-- ub. bv--su-

NVA SALE-W Atama ~ 3hAINAth-a.t.y .ml baee.at beet ... on martb21d. t N st. asr 14th at., eatalm11 seams

mad bath, al is parlmet eder; bt 21u JIt toas anvy: a deshmle bsse ta aVy evenSt

lete. Price 2S6 Me, em favea term Itsail at me. ,1-. You & mawN.wa7-A 346 G st. aw.

oRM XAZr-A MAgAN-W3- AND AUTDM .bad to se a must drab ad a peamety.now mare rest at a prie muhla It a Ae Im,vestmeat. The POPetY 18 O CrneCtteet 'vM.Is a muset angeay meau.. md Is ay

9 pe slus. Val particulars on a

-FMR. ME & NOWN. 1404 0 st. mjw.Vmr M OriY $1.m0-ERYCNAP-HOLIN

AND IMr (la$%6 014 3 ST. 1ET. IIll ANDSITU 83S.IL; GOOD TENANT. CHAI. A.OnE'IMK 140 P yr. N.W. -. jr17-St

VOIR BAL-A BARGALN 1~I sALD AT ONCgZ7-mm. bath and ellar. all mL. mew hamme; bet

311; "amtod far WO .: 2115 N at. amw.: ==at

*iat. ALX.LDE & LUcALLWr,jall-tt 617 r St. asw.VO SAL T-MID NEAR 1 .E. 2-STORT AND

hay-wadow brth. 7 roam anO bath:all mel. Imp.; lot mls So 13-feet alley; #4,.;

tormiL230D W. WALRM A 3SM. tONl V s. P ,

jal7-st

PmR ALZ-ON LEETERM1 ST. N.W., NEWbay-w.. prem-brick. 6 roai and bath, e~tar.fue. ee grate, cabiet matels: haUm

:al m.L: mear ears; 17z65 to alley; ROMW"cask, sa pe..j17-3k* JAM11 0. JETER. 60 r St. aIw.

foinlTia9-Duiii DOCU OBIZ . DOt=on 4th st. "~.. ear. . C. a"e.; orn; a.mL.

r. Si.se: $Me cash and $50 per a.l 6a.m..L, on . C. ae. wear 4th a. a...;

Wr.e $*,3M: $No eCm ad s5m Par smaco J. a. GAaNT. 314 B mt. w. -

5OB SALE-YOU OWN nOCs

And vant toGive no the prIhegm at gattig them SO

sur bseb. Plamportive per-n evark-bly einsmlt

21AL ZtATE AGENT.Derm.s it As their mis51 . ad what

tha heistemar want.EhVELY & FENLET

R10 an Fr st. sLw.

J~g aALE-THAmE-1E'01 AND 5afbateh bo-rn. 213 North aira st-.. Alezamir$a,Va.; 27 et. frt ;6 raime; gS water, bath;

im ig am a; mkinb lihe threeidass; at - ms-hal Waslim la; term.sp. Q. C. D&ePIT1ON , liaa ave..Wam - D. C. jaw-

AM YOU LOOKNGIM A RO8?

vm ote " s Wbot ya wat and we Willget it Ow ya. Cematiag m will be soamp he ftrv. but em the cetrary. will

aseamt b a gWelive ving at time andmy-y& imZE-TEL a FINLET.

PP 62 F at. 3.W.

IO SALP-TD00B BANDUME 5 AND O-RwMkm.. at the car. of 12th and c sta. mw. torF.0, .2 and .500 eaeb; pric to early

at $30 to s" redietiam itrem regularTheme hums bar* exceptlomally ha Ia-terter decarat Me. elertrie a etc.Watekma eana=tlmry pressa. OW. Seam 431 M T. se.- alS3mNUE lAL-We CASH ANDBALANCB ONLY

SM per mouth. wil bay a desiable 4 rooms.stoe ald bro- dwfell at Le Drest Park;maly three squarea framath at. ears; km.. hasall mndra caveale-aen Price. snly P$8..W~mptr., Wirx a gIErIUN.jal34, 19Ia7 l'. ave. and sib ad La. ate.

Enit SALP-MVFRAL HAN-ISOME NEW DWELT-bei withia three, qrs f Dhleat Cfrete.Pr'-e-a frae 110.500 to 5000. (Ne. 142 to 147.)

fa1-6t* TVL2R a RUTHIERORD. 1211 V at. amw.iit sal2 -- HA.'41EONg YE Tyr~tbrick deetra. 1813 19th at. amw.: thirteemreons and bath room; all laset improvemsnta;enr.-tully built madr -a peremal superrbetoaami firet-class be every respect; kem. aa fortnmpatiom. For thrther areasaas price.-.i to TYLE a RUTHu 3my P at.

&>N SIE,-ON 00LUIIR1A HUENNEAR THUl/w-e and Hasrlss reaidencesa aml aee laga-tio. line lot. 50:130, with twe esttagus; sateden :e to mahe good bevame=ma Pia aubead,asewer be l-mlar cIty.d.-Two Ti2r &izm- a unu'i- USr V st.

D0:a SALE-FINE NEW ColNE DWELLING;dl.-sgistruly lorated morthwest; 14 emm; all theLi test coaveemece; ,te.6513qNo.. 4., TYLER & 1-r80wmD IS?a.

IUR SAIE 1233 G ST. N.E.; A NEW 6-ROONp.r.-aaed betek and ensr; mewly gmpered: amisedwaie- pime;: eteetrie haes; stylisbh ash; beat of

lostiom, mear uchools ald cars. Se,4S1; Pf00*:M: aud 325 ..nmibay. Appl~y be FLANK L.IIA NCuCK A CO., ca. 13th anO a ts.NORTHU-Et-.r. k

lst: SALE-I3th LINDEN UT. N.E, NEW SR.prse -btk emd bay wiadera; mewly

pere; eletrebl; receptism baD. @eahanl3 monthly. Keys atLEN.KP..-T U~ee spem to S p.m.j3

POR EAE-AN OP1r~fly TODU A NICEbennec at a low ptIe a sinsp term; a st at.tractive, nell-baIt. Well-arraopad mew house. 17ll at. a.w.; 1 sma b-ecellar. bath, paatry: stame and pee-brich ir; tiled Wstibele;lmished Is astral weod aml seely papersd. Key

scest dnor. H. L. RUi?. 4 14th at. aw. fa2-tlSifR SALE-13OS ND. ATE. N.E. A CORNERho'mme: all med. Iemps.;pie brick bay-win-dow; 6 roams am bath. 6.3very little esahresqulred. A~l to FRAN£ u.ANCOCK a

CO).. car. an - e. NOTUEAST. jaSjOR ~ AL-aaasi TO PMMPTr PUcuasE;baa mew he.e 1913 1sth a.; speeh~=&g5a far ea r y 3 fat frost;

ro; 2 bath; amd1,decorated; am.L.;grice. 514,ma; me offer refusal. Ap-ply at sm eate smee. 136 16th at. jet-tf90m AL.-o weaUS...-3s u. L. AVE. N.W.;

Lan ssme kmme; a.m.L.; "M eih55(301 ~ et to go-foot alley; will seul$s pu-r 5geaent alim. and tlahmen hbe to

homeente perehaaer. Daart misths 3m.I. 1ast Pa. avaee-a

SUR SALE-4.UOOM BRICK: NORTH SIDE R ST.bet. 9th a 10th s~w.; elegant homme be 20zbe alney; S6.5b: term.e amp.di-3m ITURGES a NOORiE. V F staw.

303 SALE-To IRPILD A: ERTATr3-THNE 4.pseusbete heese teFraikIla Part;T3 1 ~mbehIe em I st. 14 ft.: atablag an

smar et Apyt s. M OGDEN. Eu-erster. 1-8 P at. asw. =-=IOUESLE-lW g gr. Y.W.; DROWN-STONUaml gaed-bateh ham: 30 peem; beautIful eab-

- *~; Ied bath isa, and vestlbule;elechta aa; stean heat; graotte sie-wa~e erg. aad; very desirable property forbighsament~ se-etae er Cmr

OWNE. RDae 5. 1211 Pu. ave.

DENTISTRY36 GRAEA3~~ ff7 77 T . ENTltcrl.g

an 11gpeltvely witlaoant pain. Extra.-ting.r-WIt E3serbcsel amesthetic. 50e. Silr.-r,piatlm sr asnlgm alng. 75e. Very 1,ear full

Set ot teeth, $7. See ad. else'where. ja13-10t*0N'0 D WrrAl~ rARLONtN. Eer% it. 15-IT300 14th e3W. Astincial Te.-th Iwsrted. S7 to 3J,

iJpem all bears Aminin: .DL- ts. inW el ana.'-.tie use ber gaaalesa estraction at twth.

-. 5- Dit'TWinuj 'IA~Tt PNT!il LEArit;TIITUTY at mod'erat. preen by expei.rt oly. 4.i

-11 See e.,ard in anoI'her erliumn. 'aT

FREE DENTAL INFI1:3fARYa.-TEEThI rfY.LUtand 2:-l21n ree-tb *in.-**l wirimeOi enm,

t!dpasia'eut .- ina= VfieV..iT

Otisa3. Ia.r eye-a Irern Oc.tob.-r 3 to

POSAOWATM

.-4e1 heaar at t310Geinof the h e trte

hia Disim ;U~i. en m

bosin ftg et atMazz. 6 411ma

the bend at amd MUM 0h400m em e u 'Ie it rommi 71anee 11u bids 2

a51a-ke at Ehba 14

PBOFESSIONAL.EEA L*A. WOYANT AgIs0ra-

110110bw to b ndm e lery aie asIme. b do r beao; r bliart tiee tia, 1*.0 '"*i**.mo..at.-

PROW. .AT, -Miin iIamMaIn. ON.

tale a"e antsrel-been eaireeaatawtnd~w h ibl city. tons som=d*WN kdomI 11". lreft . m -

"am;s hsb P . -mmes-- e. - ...tOtsmitMus glees bmumes to

arenIdob. Caumee eMatcal;ate ll to e matie; a--m-bmw Iia. sotaa cets Room

= Nt 3 Oes fdy. 41" ML. bet. 4rsi

MAISAGE ?yMM3 L AL GORDON. 1446 3H90Eid ave. maw.. to laies ad ehbsem at theirvustidenes: se eateo amds by Dr. Weirleftete.gg~gl~of=AND MAGNMO TMEATMENT;eabimet vaper bathe ad md as - er rhemmtbmSzen 56% 13thus. aw. Dr. SAAA

&M AtT.AXi 4110M3M FRMA3I CARIi a RADM AND TRANCE

meIm.-LIAS frm erD. to grave. CIrelesmby. a" Wedys at 8 p.m. Otttigaail.1 is. &S 4 .IL = . (CIM.OA 35CTVaNie

i0e. Is. the w mMMthe. d2S-4w*MAMAanl AND CABINET V3APO BATHS FORrhmttam mud iervees 4gAm--- 6 13th at.

mw.. 2 ksme abe.Fat. jmb13t*PROP. JOONON B THE GERATMMI MIND

ender; was .wen. fear jedsf of e-tells an the ita; cewpok kee; i.'iback separated- eamoing 3edy eemsm rehuah doer ot m m.11meusi. 9 am. to 9 pm. Pi e. S1T Stb

mw- jeS-12t*MME. PR25N, THE TRUMT DMINT XEMADI ;at the wo- minretism givet with pbmmam"

armerny; ,es Me.. $1; beara, 1 to 9pw. 1141athmt..w.. bet. R amd ta. ft=*

22111 acMAMUDMCATRET VARbath. bir hammetiom and aut mereen tauMi.;ae li tuvato1nt matarn mebhy tea.

414-b m g a ma H at. a.w.

533. 2ROOKE TIeLLSALL THE EVENT orlife. All buIea coesedentil. Ladles and gem-tma. lt. each Homa. 9 am. to 9m. 9M

NewYork ae. m aw.. near th at. 1m*M .D THE ONLY eMBRAT1 321.

.nkb . am.strol.gi t. the city. T.isae f l.. Oev.. im, 9 em. to .. .m.;

s3by. iD am. to 5 pm. 1 14th st. sw.

MIN CORElNE LOWE. 11 ame Mr. N.W.: heed an fe a upeieft;pnenm Maeeteptsa at thel romddeambe

or at my rusm. as they nay prefer. 44-2=*

PIANOS AND ORGANS.The Best Testimonial

We bes of the isperiNrity at the se leaNngambes .dft PANOd for whieh were mt,is the Umese ambre of t them tehost hote ti the ceatry. The pmbie arethe bist jmdem, therefore you can rely onth.ir jaiment and feel erfeetly 2afe in

be either a Weber. er Brs.. Fisher.Iers and leed, or as Mtey Plam. Fir salebere Me easy term.

Sanders& Stayman, 934 F1AlDi 1 N. CRAMER O- BALTIME. MD.

18(D TO GE J. ECKER AN HAVE TOUR

pno tamed; ae work; sped attention tostweetef b tow terms mdrte. NOIltat. w. Aeucyfor the colebuated vmew maelellelekamphpuana. 2-1

9DBMSR PIANOS GAIN E-N VALUE ifiy DAY.but we do et charge a ~est mere for thes mornetesM. the La=tallmet term; we hate a ge -

s rat-chlim pians at a- med Priee la thef t03mtaa a o rie andlob fundatHUGO WORAH & C.1Ilk

st. mw.* PisrAm for rest. tuaed. moved.sigped and repaired at a roau-mble

J&1316 YEAMS KRAKAURK PIANOS HAVE

Their superfor M aT

Iuma brt. . KU WI -219 G. Fle two an aeag.

& DATER PIANOS AM TIMTS Ote. ask toe, tomeh. artistie imb; a fe

Ir~t; IWtutu" and amtugeeopJs, tbey Sot.r.w.

KNJABEGra... Uwelht PianO e ama lum.

PIANOS 13 EENT. 111r0rsam AUn PgAtghmI smme ft our esm mabe. ht a f

inud. WM. ENAME& M. MT Pfm. ave, aM

STat.des madtr hmMM, ; e mare

yrot. PFEFFE & C00toLI.Ip-t1 411th Sar.81'ENWAY. CHAE araggggy~t

OrasaeW=ls A Wjfte Nile TMl

LADIES' GOODS.MADAM E. . EDION. FORMERLY OF 142 N

at., wishee to laform her pattro that uhe im nowlocated at 24 N at. s.w.. where ahe is preparedto do dream ..mhia ha all the lateat etyles.ja19-2t*

MAI1IE. MiOD15TE. OF BALTIORE. 12M5 1dTHst. amw. Rteceptiom and evetg gewms a speelltat abort retiee. Alke remudeltag. ja17-t*

SCHOOL POR lmEn3tAKING. SBWIO. CUT-tlm and attiag. taught by the elmuluat methub,oIfuor masesures; meamless walata. bla. dartsad dartlem primecum; I etin re mimute;

$t.;io; drafts urn es me LOKE,.1228% F at. 42Z-1mI WMHi 'TO INFORM THlE LADIE THAT Ihare the latest Parts deas is eamleesWaists ami Newest Siloevesh market. Can bemo 'at my palor. La .', Misme andilI at. mw. fal312t*

ACWDEDION PLAITING (FRENCH PROmm:akirt.. 25e; harrow rules. 10c. per yd.; theonly uatiag etablaemt I. Washtsgtom; pluk-ia~ttee. 0. W. L.UCAE. 1 5th at. amw.

ANtTON ANIJ CAROLINE LERCE. 13512TH AND1206-1M8 I s. a.w. French dyeing and elasaene

et er desert les eveniget part droiuthe most fashenble circes.. 412

LADIEB SZal SEIN GARMENTS RETE ANDai El,.U.'NINOHAMI.

aN-3m 1306 3th rt. amw.. ser N at.

HOTELSVARNUM HOTEL. CORNER N. I. AVE. AND 0

at. s.c.. ene ast outh of U.S. Capitol; deir.-able and baekomly furmished rooms; table aaeetalty; terme reusnomhle. BRITTON A MEAN-1:EL. Proprieters. >17-3**

24 eve, an 14th ml.,aen W..mblapkm. 3. 4

ER RITT mOUSE .

WaantIGTON. DA @

COAL AND WOOD.NOM'aRmm'' PEA COAL. $-4.80 PER 'TON.

A good feel at a low price.

George L. 5heriff(Establhed 1851).

DEAL.E'R IN ISUPERIIOR QUAL1IU OFCoal and Wo.

Family trade a specialty.Prompt delivery and lowest prices.Orders by mall or telephome. 1714.MI OFFICE. 38 PA. AVENUE NORTUWEST.

dl..m

UNDERTAKERS.

W. R. Speare,Undertaker & Embalmer,

540 F Street Northwemt.EverythIng strictly rt-luass anuS ma the most

reamble terma. Telepheme call. 840. Jel-trAUGUSTU'S BURtni~MRF,VURNISUINGUNDER1TAKER AND EIEAr3Um

1334 NE.W YORK AVE. N.W.Telephime. 2Mkbe-t

The Beauty of a Dress- - A- -ra~. tie ~erso. ris~mets ..d .ba.,...* * * ar.-l retaned'. when the dres. is cleaned

* h .r NEWV FRiENCH PROCES. I partic-*** nlry solicit costly end expensive dlresse

* * * aL''ures as the vnte of rmy muetbods are* * I*thn sown best. P'rier 'ame aa elsewhere,* * *1but work better than elsewhere.Mmne. Tauielle, 13K (1 St.

&MXXSLRUaDBOA*a=W coax= Or a raDUsa

111301 A.J. V106FYl -414-MUNDialff ad State Book

to0-rifmm

V hT 1 h lto E s

ar esst

T: .1Lb 80 m .ANWW g om t and,10 a4.M.PA em-P las EsqiT: A. ar .. an B-li-e-ram

I: Mv. fte Williaesort. odehaster. suNW6 ant

1 Fal. ft, -N WE . .thsloWahntnto abodeO.axed" "Me dAily,2" det aily. eitxcept

witheing Carfoa PMU.AMPIU1iW TORK AND T"3

4 I. *ONORPONALLDUT." an Pui.Ie 4La With film Car beut bealtiaes, fur

5:911:00 A.. 1321, 126 220tiaIV 10it aiy iy.M. W k:49 7:5A.m k0AyM2:14 5f 10-0, 1 T:as110 ....M..Pil 's, theLie Tzin 1:50 AM. weak P.m

EW == T2:91 a 5:0 A.M. In 4:PRM. a.e, ....., 1:W,.: Al*a.m

tdA15P.. daily.W Bltimre. 4 :0, 7:, T50 410, 9:4W, 11:0%

U1111 a" 12110 A.M. I2-01:iaj 2:K, 2:15

an1 .Ql .Wk, O4a%611A.4.,Lii 43 6:1,4IS02 a 0:14 P:.M 4-e A a Pe .h e

9.1:1 11:11 .12 : 2:1.

1:3L :18 ." : 1-4.:4.I1

l9e a reek Line, a*3 thL sa 4M PAMlidot TITa~"L WA5 ILU: .. a 4:10

. . da l. e e t - . me l .m .y .er A.. deny. MRapel. lP.M. Wekday

RichmEL snAtant. 10:57 LU. daP. Rich-

m ea ora. ae a ys

a mWh. Ti for Ite mAS A.. and toteAacemeatlMam r fea tamerg, daily eLeU. dalys

4: P.M. week days.War Alexanduia. 4:00, 4:36. T:45. 8:40, 0:451. 11:50

L 2:11 3:28. 4:2k.f 54-015 S.0 1014511:30 I'M.rOo t hoeA.M., 2:42. 6:15. 8-2=10:5 P.-Ar.

Easn. Ale ia fer Wa irioa gM 6:45. t-5ft .:10. 10:15. 11:4 AbM.. 1:20. 2.5:30.

A 7t. M :20. 9:15, 10:52 sala-TaP. O

- -- at 9 :1 e t. ., 1:0. 5:30,. Al o 9: A t0:15

Atanh Mu NeYotA

Tumga ns. nDeeal t coreer of 12th e atdPameylav veme sa at the statinth sal 3st whetr aes be left for t ehof beggage to dsstlmtion .m bote al nINdvees J. 1. momD.

L. M. FERVOr. faesl Pasager Ageh.General -.nem. ande

RIOSUONIVAND IIAXVILL RAILROAD.SAMUEL KP3NCRR. F. W. H UiDKOPUR ANID.:0 a. i e r"t December 2k 18&

All m he srive Al leave at F0 sINe StbtW. Wahingt.. D.

I."5 sLm daily.-ca for Danville and iter.wmediaste stations, taa cam at Lyec Neg withthe Norfolkt &&I Westoe ralroad westward. daily.ad aUame &or Stramberg, daily, except Nma.dyi*8l am.. THa.BZAT SW.RE3 PANENew Yorkad Wsigtom ever the NXW SHOWM3 via odumbia to savanneb and jacks"o.emtng at DaNmil with the manlCharleton via Woumble, aat resoowt

= for A gpsts. an d e riwe tb ea g h P1 : lma.et:1 eei: New York to Atlanta. Where d-4etmefte mti.n ,=a 2:Birmingham. Mst.romery in& New Ones...4.0 pmT-Daly tor Cha .1ttesvi:le andinter

PrMte stations. al through :1a, fo he:MRoa:aa *. a s1.em.

UNVESTIBULI)D L1311TW1, composed entirelyOf ahlman Vestinled Sleepr sat DiM *1aEnever the .V SHORT LD13 via CplumbtoAut. l2:vmi Jackanville and Tam:00 a. Dia O: Carlett the bsebavglle. Alm eaft e:Pllan =55! Few York to *4ew Orleans viaAtlsAt .ad X0:00 Y.rk to Ashevillevin bliafty, cc" meg empis via111frl Gem. Dining G .r eehoo to Mat

N WAHINGTO AND OHIO DIS .1rN leave Was ac. ft 9:10 am. 4:5B.adaily& for maill.s-al 6:25 pm..exptIaday. He ad imsteiato star.. Be.te weatrrive Washigtn :0 am. 2:45 pm.2rePm aIYl a 6: am. aaiy. meept

and01ft . 4~ ma tey-ret

fsehI e hes south arrive Wee-I5 :3 a m. Id0p p3m a 5:20 p.m. Masnh.

m Dlvielam 8:40 mam. daily. exerW Sunday. ald4:40 m. daily from farlotsevill".Tikets. Sleepin thr reervaios ain cratndfurmished at er 511 a 1200 en

4701al adtastioD n

L r OW d. Pothraw umpe.

e Virgata paltdaie tets daye. of New 3e.mw avenue and astet.Cu@ GienralPalN ttwrA V ent .Um

DAe and AT30DAYa 7 am Em., for N

eree. Leoadtow and Lws.V Clm' 1749a .nC.. W.i IbmDLE. .

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noe. -ittle time ago in th. columns OThe Uvening Sur I noticed an artiele ena torm of ial naviteos. I am muchinterested in the suMeet and have been sofer tears.While in resso at the worlds engness

of serW navigation I heard a paper readby an old friend of miMe. The ideas em-bodied therein seem to me to be about themanost practical approach to all forms ofserw navigation yet contemplated.Mr. Charles L Duryea, formerly of Wash-

ington. new of Peersa Ill.. is the gentlemanIn question, He is a well-known e1pertin Cycling mecanics and to him ts due theMan of the following form of a "hyingsebeoL.In the paper above mentioned he says:*There need be mo longer a question as

to our having within our reach an theneoemary mechanical features required for

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The Seheel.Sight. We can build machines light enough.equip them with motors powerful enough.and can safely say that they will fy itproperty directed."The proper way to solve this question is

to build a machine and use it. Use. and usealone, can fully show its good and badfeatures and point out the way to propertyremedy them. * * Suppose, for an In-stant, that we had the most perfect flyingmachine of the next century right here be-fore us. Could we use it? No. It would be asuseless to us as our crudest experiment oftoday. We would succeed in breaking it.and, In all probability, our necks with itat the first trial. But If we had such amachine what would be our Arst dutytoward It? Simply to learn to use it."Al around us we see pursuits requiring

various degrees of skhill to properly followthem, and among them is one, cycle rdn.which calls for skil very similar to thatrequired 4r flying. ,

The expert can rde a single wheel wherehe chese, even up or down a flight of steps.Practice and practice alone enables him

to do this. I cannot believe that the fy-ing machine wil prove as dicult as theingle wheel, nor do I see why it should bemore diacult than the two wheeled vehicle(bicycle) now so common.Those who have attempted (lying) haveFnied with disaster to themselves and to

the machitne. before they had acquired skiMenough to property manage their creation.We contemplate powerful motors as ne-

esary to drive us through the air at arate that will cause the air to support us,while the gull and the bussard by theirskill take advantage of the air qarents andmar e3' hours without any appreciablework 9t all. It Is skiM rather than themotor that we need. This is the one thingiweking and to this we should direct ourattention. Just as would-be riders andswimmers go to schools for their instruc-tion, so we must go to a fltg school for.Ms. The frst rider had to take his fallsas best he could, the frst swimmer avoideddeep water until he learned enough to ven-ture safely; in this respect they were onterra arma and had an advantage over thewould-be flyer. If It were not so we shouldin all probability have no swimmers orriders. The flyer must make his frst at-tempt in mid air, and as this Is sulidalwithout protection of some kind, he must

beproved with a fling school. In otherwords the key to flying As the "Flyingeool."I would suggest the use of a captive bal-

loon held by several widely divergent guyropes, and, preferably, over a body of water.so there would- be fewer gusts to the aircurrents and a poesible fall would not be sorisky. From this balloon, by a single rope,suspend the machine and rider, so that theywould be as free to swing as a plum bob.If the mnachine is provided with a propeller

a means of guiding It the rider caneratice in circles and figure eights until he

is thoroughly familiar with every detail ofthe machine and until he manages It almostinstinctively. If he finds defects in the do-

The Flyer.sign or construction they are not even dan-gerous, but can be remedied at once and theresult noted. A spring scale set In the sus-pending rope would show at a glance whatthe rider is doing toward suseaminns himselfand whether any change Improves the re-suit or not. There is no guesswork aboutIt, and positive progress may be relied upon.A different rider may try his ability as fastas the one practicing gets tired, and notesand experiences can be compared. Improvethe machine as seems bpst and continue theexperiments with those riders who are mostapt and a short while will find them goingit alone.This device (captive balloon) is superior

to others In many respects. It gives the be-ginner ample room to awing around In. androom is an abeolute necessity. He mustmove at good speed, If he Is to fly at all,and he requires time to think hew to actuntil action becomes a sort of second na-ture.The atmnospheric conditions are better up

high, because we thus avoid the gusts andeddies at the surface of the earth. Anycycle teacher can tell you how greatly theeffort of teaching is Increased If the surfaceof the yard is in poor shape. Bad condi-tions will be much more detrimental In theair, because the rider can see beforehandthe rough places In the ground, but the flyercannot in the air.A captive balloon would cost probably

3100 each ascenalon, which would give sev-eral persons one or more short lessons each.On this basis a thousand dollars might suf-fice to secure actual flight. On the otherhand, if many changes should be found nec-essary in the machine, and a motor provenecessary, five or ten times that amountmight be required. It matters not, however,If twice ten thousand dollars he required.The solution of the problem is worth maanytimes that amount.Years age I talked the matter over with

Mr. Duryea, and though my attention andtime have been otherwise engaged, I havelost none of my interest in the subject. Oflate I have been taking Into serious thoughtthe trial of Mr. Duryeas plan for a flyingschool, and should be glad to be put incommunication with any one who is inter.-ested in the same direction.I believe that flying will be an accom-

plished fact In the near future, that it is asMr. Duryea thinks, merely a matter of ac-quiring the skill by practice, and I amextremely desirous of hastening the dayby the pract ig trial of Mr. Duryee's fly-ing school. A ralnavigation is looked up-on by the general public as a subject han-dled and dwelt upon and dreamed about by"cranks." It is time that such an ideashould be eliminated from the abblic mind.That such representative sentinec and

mechanical minds as Octave Chanute, pres-ident of the American 8&lety of civil E~n-gineers: Prof. 0. T. Zahm of Notre DameUniversity, Indiana: Prof. S. P. L~angley ofthe Smithsonian Institute, Win. Hargreaweeof New South Wales. M. Hastings of Eng-land, Hearr TJlenth=l at German==y and N.

Uamemme et & t mufy en--iu-with the mewument whe be ae nt toredeem an" a&Y @ and sialnavigation be sabythaughiea sag rorive maat Be aeas a near at ha and aheet hi-portant eter in the einlatMes es-rilement of the we U.H. . @WMI

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Poety Men Seeine ta Wtteen kmaoad Plitoem genmm.

hUm the pa Me Ossetia.It was the list Mht at the 4aw mn-

tat between -T~y" Wiek ot Chelsea. a"Wil~am IAW&t Pthaa, sanstrang hepeswere entertained by the s=entOrs tha theontest would nt be a bioess e-e. The

eurtaft o the Imperial theater In the ea-niam was down, and as the .pectators Medlato their seats the am torm" up the ad-las of their easts and the woman sivere.The refere, a short and nomI-beteIeas-tiesea. heeked grave but- cale. **T es-test." he sant to "The Pamai'' repssa-tative, tabtlg the beish-wM*s artihes etagreement fto the iside peeadt ot liscoat. '1s for M a Ote a" the champlem-ship. Iloyd is the ebhnar. ad I uiner-stand that If Lloyd is deteated Wisk wil eto America to meet ail Comet aIs&s meGscombat. The referee is to be the sets Soteet points, an there is hut e setipuabtiest the articles at agremest-samelt. thatI shall 'ake a difference betwes. eO"artstg from tuedlemey an these whikmay be due to iausenities et the ernfce.It is time for the dow to ba, and Imost take my pisee." The v.res cimhedthe staps leang to the stage, ebel theeurtais to ne sie, and was lest t0 vtw.The ocupsats at the back seats and at theganery began to stamp their ost by way atInformig the managemst that the propertime had arrived for the invi g at hestage. The @lgna was gives and the ew-lti was rake. The spectatnr eekedupos a row of tes barboarr cehair.. B ithese, at a man table, sat the referes. Athis right hand, s the tabfe. was a stepwatch. In treat t hi was Som paper.He was badly engaged t wrtig. T)e ee-cupants ot the bask seats and the saneryappms..ed but to the appiense the refereepaid no attention. evideatly beestg Bethe was entitled to it.The applase hawVg CaMN to am e04 the

referee stepped to the footiih.twtc wereon a vacation. and red the articees atagreement. flablmg with the hope that thebest man might win. As the =psetat r adhea:4 this before at prime, dW and perhapscock aghts, they appla-ed. The refereesaid that the men were to above againteach other for an hour each alght =tB De-cember 1, by which tie, is his opinieM,the question at superiority would be esab-lished beyond the ghost of a doubt. Thereferee retired had ma down at hMs table.Then the orchestra. cousetimg of a pat.fell to. The strains were IOw and aours-tal-the'sort et MUS.C that is upseMd todenote the immedstme premimity at the vU-lain ad the extrem peri ot the herete.There was a tramp of many fet. a" aboly of fifty or sixtymen sett Oan irregular MaNOW apes the stage. Theyformed a semi-circle hehini the etINue, a"almost Oied such part. et the stage aswere not ocpied by the Tyremi aips, thereferees table and the reeree, in tam bar-bers' cbairs. fludduy the arChestra berstforth into a Uveuer air. and Mr. Wick andMr. Lyod strade upon the gtagc To be

eectly accurate,Mr. Uyd steand Mr.Wrippcd. The campl. as Mr. Wick

describes himsel, is rather sheet. hat metat all pormy. His cheeks an as smoeth as

a m~r== 'ftb, awlupon his upeap INtht ustebe whik usly

pase..c.,.prsver.., time..G heifl.....ecan develop tte that -omlet-s et rehest-moe which would withisan a single t&.To defaee its contour by an absmt-mnedchew would be Imposle. Mr. Wick wassupple In his movemustA,and dINILvednothing that ceuld be sail toldme.vomes- Mr. LiYd is much tiler amstranger looking than he advermary. If thema were opposed to each other. armedwith axes, no sae peren wold back Mr.Wick. The latters -ppemt wears o hIrupon his Coca, tho he leeks as if. wert the interest o h ccupatem. he audIraise both whbuhrer, bout and mpsloehe.He di not seem so meh at homs merthe pubic goes as is Opponent. 3th manwere deld t large white aspes. Aessmoa-sring thewogwere tp yo om. W wonshe dad t White swrene. They Carriedtowels, soup oap banes a" -a- brhef-s. Half sothe coatingent were to act aslatherers for M?. Wick, the other half forMr. Loyd. The two pr c leka at therow of chairs ad sai they wete he ctesetogether.Two rows were mslee ot the chalrs. The

army of victima looked at the chais, theanstants. the priaepais, the settoesand at each other. game of them grinned,but most ot them preserveI a grave d-meanor. as If they tharevaby unIersedthe gravity of their situatoa. AN ot hevictime were young. Name or them semeto have passed the thrtieth miemse.while the cheeks ot not a few sIembeen caressed by a resr. Ittranspired that most ot the men were ea-tossers of the cembesat . al were iot asdeeply Interesete as the latter in the annt.Baadaumy one af the iatherew sheAtel,"Now, step up, ts. Thne ehairs wereinstantly filed. were thrust amlerthe chins of the first ten, a thsey werewell and truly latherqd, the tam wee"Go" shouted the referee ta a tame devuilof a sainge truo. Two rane's were 8m-robhed aloft. Each smemne ua the leftchek~ a vietime. Th1e erchsestra dashmltheme== that breathel aeme salsmater. The spectatrs s-ame theirfeet upon the floor, ad the hattie ragelwith unexampled ferocity. Wick quaic-lydesett=ated that his touch was the moredelieate, ad the rapidity of his mvew-etsthrew his namirers into saems of eattha-da=. IUoyd was mnore deilberate. alshowed that he pommel- a down-cut thatwas certain to save time if there were noprotuberances tn the way. Wisk 1mheelhis first man while Lloyd was scraping thechin of his. Wick spraang to thie meat eksrand attackad his secoad subject with acelerity that promised gore. No e-a Sew,however. Llyod shaved his tigma tothirty seconds. Wiek polished off his fifthein fifteen seconds, hut the chteeks of thesubject were doway. The moment a mawas shaved he'was toll to leave thme chair,and lose no time shout It. The towel thathad rested upon his chest was takes away.and another was thnast tat his hand.With the latter he was expected to wip thesoap sway. No water was need. One aObjected to wiling his face with a towei,ad used a andkerchief. Another leakedat the towelina==picio**may as if be had neverseen one before, and was waihing awaywith his soaeated fae whnen It waswiped for himn. 'One down smothner esmeson." was the word. The contestantsscraped at top speed for ten mimutee, andwere never kept waiting. The orehestma didnot stop to take breath. Several of thespectators mounted the stage. ad excite-ment was running high. when 'the reecled "Halt!" The contestants held theirThe referee camne to the trout and maid

that Mr. Wick ha~d more amen thtan MLLloyd, and that unless both maamihed asupply there could be no contest. Tihe spec-tators said. "Hear! hear!" and the refereeadded. "I mnove that the men whoe are htereto be shaved be divided evesly." Thnis wascarried by the spectators. Mr. Wilck saidhe was satisfied. and the battle was renew-ed. The pianist pulled himmelf together endthumped out a warlike strain. Rot momeworked with terrific earnestme-a, and thestock of subjects was getting low., whn alatherer shouted: "Ainy lady or gent wanta shave' To this appeal thme-e was noresponse, and there being a-. mtore men toshave the reftree said lbht th- entst~wasended for the evening. The contestants, hesaid, had been shaving for fifteen inlautesand fifteen seconds. In tat timne Mr. WI-:khad shaved forty an-I Mr. U~oy-j thirty..onemen. He would deeset one froma Mr.Wicks score as a bad ihave. and two fromMr. Lloyds score, on thi grouind ot euts."Did you deduct me?' utouted a youngmaan In the back seate. "What iwppened toyou' asked the refe-ee. "Tisere was spiece cut out ot my etna" was the suswer.The other spectators reared. -*Wie cutyou' asked the referee. "Lloyd." was thmereply. The referee said be thought that hisscore was corrct, ad that bae wenji stiskto It. He added that if the costest was tolast for two weekcs that lee, Wish 6ndLloyd woald probanty lbe abin to shave Los-don before the fleish. Hie "oguested thatsomne coal heavers should he see-aed. a wteesuggestion on his part, as withi tend~er sube-jects the e-ratestante hard-/ gave him tiecsfor breathi'2it purpoes. Mr. Wiek l.'.edprofusely; Mr. Lloyd unbent once: the og Cc-tators la'aghed gentally: the eretaestia v'.eston strike; and the purformeance was at anend.

Pure food esposittan ovary afternoon andevening at Conveation Hail. Doore opan at2 p.m. aznd clos at 10:3 p.m. Cook lecturesat 3:30.-Advt.Free thcket food moiisu a 4vt

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oefgae, desthesi e be the omeft gowet. le appropetefty mMi ~e Uthm reat of the stame. AE Rhes emeae booh himereM ad .s .eL Twaa -md It Might have -oaW a

nam* Ueut s Fer s he e m vay 6beest man" A; the aerta estt. ; soeOint COty. C. a Pnams4tMsft &,

Uvm User strat ean dh Mnery vedi bossebkm ocnedes by wtg shem d b.tus that et t the --a s ---- o ,Rue N. 1. Ne. . No. a adm N. 4. o oneot the senlatu bas dht sm attolpa the awther eie et a esa rnyosueover he.. being was hw by a an.bar. which he or she were, lo co,hdadem sthe oerhead.su who wedi E adwfiatlm where tolvlimlby wa= s,"NDy Iet ad the pe-g were mmnesait bb.stnd of mom?Thee redeedm are osmsma IV a eldima.e a afnh hmeay istreet ommtoe ot WadahgesM. L t we dam. abesot has benes. a Uvetg geaey. Thedty le emerged frnm e ts meseif ie

brunes are balt amod e lesempebeen. Thed toesed Peum -as-- Mai poghbige Shhbe vsa or the capital cy, amn soh weGwe ah artal semsaan thalt eser ghIed diagmus amees or On aeaaegmaua" ereim, wk thae n ind e hIs In.agiestbe esaf. sheM be mmai fer 1

states In the Ubsa. Tem we have Olsobamatl read ther bfee ammed b

the oememwealthm. We have thu emand Circes mand after tam n Anseuts*Name ad staemN, wh k efgises as hnteresting and altresiv aew

.eTre names maae sede.d.gmlanst adpe

appropetate ter the - m-a-lWbeS Earemd bO 9OeVse.

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bhe mme s enseie asmat e~alSer his basamntad. of hew saLet. The lawoner et the A. K, C and em, to OmeWAtem h km b ewomtaa. a he desemsto be. It S ftmate that he am oet omwhe plan to tegtmi -- = endoNeas the great avenen br Remuen

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eny as iibeft mam...Mealabtae, however aepegtee K I usoto be fEr a bamiee. metresenam mm

sic the o r citie of the eentry ve met mamerai nmes hes bm adepondofadvatage, but an dIm=" ah betbenev% Not been feit Is. an eheis te Ctah. ies Chae Named er

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Slaatlot oft a iet undoeseaem to ILn, whoer sammoig fse For-sml he he am ah aeoth ofthe City -has It m-.MMM.y s gas.coed. at I met in he 1 ref1 tthdaeime smmsm .41 the "iIemume aeven f Weaesigamt shud ow em faRautit. ad RIbmed AN Rut he tobe deame I he bei over agat weM A. IS,2; 3, Ne. 2; C. No. 2. etc. Theme nare Just is prett s the at ot ad SoImiase pedm et bt te --m.

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aben4 street mas wN ever be eg.Rut It we4i bsequ pentde fer thum tbe alteret wis--t beg very km -sFor intace, lot the abhabt eson be

6- .waimm mwehetamey m es, flo.*ervahg the.-eadm of the Itte orualhabet. Thee S Net a seem eAmeuisa i the "ae . My .=Mm .Veat the, sweet ad. I thk be a amSe eaperse A strest wedS6he a enstat Eow memli see Mbhm usnDmanhet, n....d. Musw.uuNedtree, r-~-- m. rL~ea. as...Pre-a-m gs.e e.......Valley lhuge. Whee 144 adt Teaemeemi? Emh street euet kmn heemach-lavd hetter. but the bee wedS esegrew he mam ...ayThmere are us meme msere amda Mmthe nemm ems.b e d ae abba-bes estreets after the depasemde awsof the sd.et th epe weett kea poematrmbute hr the ~empa. Uew m e ade

hi-r weelt .-eemi eerpsem eptlemem recleltem it we hed iein AM-

tawa--P-w-aTam.essmanU entTmtWyamdstte. Tam ade ased.The ahyhbe-mi semeta mdig he mmdgimewbsa after great streman that -sesthrough ear mihty empie, or tages 41that det he wIes area. or after

eame-m. uasier er peetsnwhoe bave mseri tiu Ameatesm mem. But she u md

ot the writer She roeosteamsy beeneswould hrabm ammn with mmr asmiand felladty them amy ethese.

The numercal streets are met Pa the.,eaMy grafted us the ilbteet map hbeagRockr ereek. There have kme twenty..ku

ffeewt Preduesta. Thneme maambemes seseneseul each he made he r3am'ent the piet the repubite "thegm eme dma...tlon." Thete mseJ twesty-taeammaerestreets marthwrest ehe b erder. ef uasemGeoretoewn. 3m us other dure 4hememberei stresta een s E. t wedS hea Runpee heme s he preesathel mesanIf 1st he.- Wasiaiet tost.t as he.emme Jetbm Adam street and 3d Jestreet. and s em through 3*41m. MeerJo Qucy Adams,Juarks.. Van BekmWUNiam Heary Harres.. Tyler. Pek. Tlapher. Pllmore. Plerce. Rucuam.a ImsbJe-m--- Greant and aln theoeher Preteamto Grover Clevetand ad 3imy.a 3ere-se. The -oc--elsmaiat hestruee toph

friidamnes flum the VtePowho served under the Presteees bee whenthe preceding street was named.'nM. he tar emens he carry .r--aaluabout the matter. There semihe ......nem. made thot would-st .igmmatm and aepriatse ms ber'th streets et the greatest casie usearth. N..e ecou be made that wed

tt met a eetise. etW hegs whowesld met he gtad he be moved ues of alettered or sumbhered street hr s aphee aproesa. A street~ any other nme wmdiseud wseter. evy mwdi m-

lagly spare hes arithmsdc. WmagaWubustliag bene-- hMe. Tth earest. wenstteet am added eg1nty as ack-. et.

'aIbe Evemlag ltar could Itself mev wmaout disadvamtqge thie 1k rserfetimRtust and S'emaylwana avemme. The a~m-with he ==a." Wadingene etrees, -It eam he premted with seuseMmthey would he ,swapt. enhemereiaussg."

There will he mavenes at the ~dt .41kUnited States Naval Ame.-y at Anapemmeat Sumday meretag a memoria wedes|,metributei by oewe oettemway adeotherethr'eagh 1ksNaval Gwaemi Asettem. he amemery et the o== ade -ewho lest their Sees at Apha. heths. mmnyears ago, whem twe veetsele wee oteand several offier.. hteub (4I lee-maker ade Paymaster Ama of the Yeme-

II.. were drewed.

Thme Harvard athlete emitee has.proved the esectss of Wiggie as mads pitcer for time anverutty hums.amb 1he oie nmum