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THE WASHINGTON TIMES, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1S94.
SPfflDEAGLED HIS HORSES
Scstus Galloped Home Far in Advance
of the Other Starters.
FURSE TEMPORARILY WITHHELD
Alexander Island Officials Want Owner Kel
ly to Prove the Identity of Eoxtns Before
Paying Over the Winnings The Crowd
andBettine Were Good Tract Very Fast.
BIr Holds Svere the rule yestordny at the
Alexander Island course, and the attendance
was good, with betting lively. . The track was
fast, Bextus winning the first race in a gallop,
going the half mile in 47 seconds. If be had
been pressodno doubt he would have broken
the timer's watch, let alono Geraldine's
world's mark of 46 eeconds.
Owing to tne consummate oase with which
Eextus won the officials withhold the purse
until the owner of the horse, Mr. Eolly, can
prove the horse's identity. Mr. Holly has
sent for William Hayward. the former owner,
to corroborate his statement Soxtus' pre
vious start was at Jerome Park. He is a bay
seldiag, six years old, by Long Taw out of
Belle of the Meade. Summaries:
How the Horses Ran.
Track fast
m i First race One-half of a mile. SolHng.
i U 4r Put so, JS09. Time, 0:47
Ini. Herie ana wt at
Sestue, 111 .6
679 Charlie R,. M7..
, Sweetmeats, 110. 2
rS7 Ericsson, 107.... 1
VB1 LoVg Hoart, 111. B
Intor Ocean, lift 4
f VicUsntMO V
lT04 MtUe John, 187.. 9
?K7 Qr'jro Camo. 110. 8
Hit rL .Totbw.
, IS IsOTetter.
2 2 okTaykr
4 6 8i CorMey.
8 8 V-i Ham
7 4 S DeUMBty.
5 6 6 SeibeL
6 3 7 Carter.
8 7 8 McL'ghlin.
B 9 9 Burns.
Start fair. "Won pulled up.
Betting Sextus, It; Charlie It., 10: Sweet
meal, S: Eriosaon,; Loving Heart. Jfc later
Ocean, fi; Vigilant, IS; Little John, 80, and Grange
Camp, 80.
r-n fceoond race Six and one-quarter f ur
ivD loage. Purse, $208. Tlaie, 1:224.
Ind. Some emd teL St
, TOO Riensi, 108 8
Meoarob, 106.... 6
765 Ev'nCarrt,l02 6
780 Nota Beuec., 102 1
738 John Ruddtn.llO 4
Bessie llinle. lOfi 8
Do Know, 105..-- 2
780 Simplicity t, 105. 10
760 KefiUoaa.lO 7
Jd St Pm. Jeekeg.
4 4. 1J4 Tayior.
S !'. M'Ds'tt
7 M sntuoroier.
1W. IUj 4 Hem.
2t.SU 5
lloodet
Duffy.
Neary.
Carter.
S'anebary.
Flynn.
6 6 6
9 9 7
S S 8
io io e
5 7 10
TSO Br Parfc'rst, 102. S
KtR.rt.feir. Wn drivinc
Besting Rlensl, 8; Monarch, 7; Evelyn Carter
filly, 10: Not Bene colt 6: John Rudden, : Betel o
Hiakle, 20; Do Know. S; Simplicity Ally, 10: Rest
less, 10. and Dr. Parkaurst, 16.
rrCif Third race Six and one-half furlongs.
I UO Purse, $908. Selling. Time. 1:2S&
InA.Srr&aniict. St Ji St Vm. Joebeg.
708 Blue Bird, 104... 6
78 FroMc Lass, 119.. 4
(780) Fredericks, d... 8
789 Marguerite, 107.. 6
7s Onu.rio.10i 1
7S7 Tioga, 101 8
,798 B. of Feraaoy.lOl 7
7S6 Adjourn. 10! S
798 Hazel. 96 9
4
8. 1 Cartr.
X
8
7
jjL Fiueim'ns.
4 Sfe Duffy.
790 4 Cole.
1U lS
5 6 6
6 6 7
S 8 8
9 9 9
Iturpfay.
Ham.
Oorfeley.
Git .eon.
K. King.
Andrews.
Bela.101 10 10
10
Start good. on handily.
Betting Blue Bird, 8; Frolic Laes, 2-Fredericks,
10; Marguerite, JO; Ontario. 4; Tioga, 6;
Belle of Fermoy, Sfl; Adjourn, 50; Haeel, 60, and
ela,lu0.
f"Q7 Fourth race Four and one-hair furlongs.
I V I Parse, 200.
Soiling.
Time, 0:56L
In 4 Sare and wt St H
B7 Forest, 109 2 St
778 Detroit, 189...... 5 0
767 Benjamin, 114... 4 2
'SSI Brichtwood. 10L. 6 5
St Jhn. Jotkev.
4 1U Kaalov.
5 OS iiurpfay.
2LS 8i II. Lewis.
4 4 Carter.
7 5 Fiti'lm'o's.
r70 NyGirl o,118... 6 8 7
rVBO Jennie T., 110... 11 9 6
T69 Free Press. 95... 8 lW ll
769 L. Water, i.t ... 7 10 10
W3 Elmstone.ll.... 18 18 18
JDS8 Imp. Nora. 104.. 9 7 11
774 Gola Jigger, 16.-."W 11 12
(767) Sonora, 109 .1 4 8
HS L Charlie, 109... 14 14 14
786 SilTer Queen, 109 12 12 9
Yetter.
Ham.
Paneoy.
Job neon.
I. Joar't
TaylfflET"
Flyan.
Corbloy.
start lair, w on easur.
Betting Forest, 2; Detroit, 6; Benjamin, 6;
Brigbrwooa, 84; My Girl, 20: Jennie T., 80; Fre
Eress, 80: Laughlnjt "Water, SO; Elmsume, 80; Imp
Kora, 80: Odddicger, 20; Sonora, 2; Little
Charlie, 50, and Mirer Queen, 50.
Ban Fifth race. One mile. Purse, 5200. Sell
yOing. Time,l:?Ji.
lad. Borf and trf. XL
T69) Grand Prls. 104. 4
-791 Pirate Chief, 82.. 1
798 Billy Boy, 104 ... 5
771 "Westchester. 118. 8
785 Headlight, 104... 8
770 Uno Grande, 101. 7
766 Q'termaBtK", 104. 2
TBS Bright Eyes, 101. 6
766 May .. 104 8
LS St Pm. Jtokrit.
lh li lakXanlorK.
8 85. SS Donnelly.
5 4 8 Cole.
7 6 4 Bonder
4 7 5 Xeary
2a 2S 6 JohBSon.
6 6 7 Murphy.
6 8 8 Andrews.
8 b 8 CorUey.
Start fair. on driving.
Bettinc Grand Prix, 3 to 6: Pirate Chief, E;
Billy Boy, &; Westchester, 8; Headlight, 40; Uao
Grande, 80: Quartermaster, 10; Bright Byas, 60.
and Hay E., 80.
Card for To-day.
Firat race Seven furiongfi.
Index, Boric Wt Index. Iloroe. Wt.
784 Ktocwood 86 750 Elizabeth 106
787 L'gfac Wator.. 85 061 Way D 85
ISC Larry K 108 768 McCormick.... 10e
79G Adteurn. 95 Tfi" JohuDuCFy.... 109
rm Bolliw. 108 70 Bed Star 101
775 Salisbury 85 776 Watch Charm S
781 Ada Blue 8S 778 3tay Bird 108
768 Wyoming 95
Second race Four and one-half furlongs.
Index. Uoree. WL Index. florae. WL
736 "William Penn. 98 785 OataWer.. 90
777 Fencer. 89 780 Irene. 100
(745)Boetia. 100 786 Castanet 106
71 Classic 80 793 Lura. 99
736 TSin. 80 Dow. 105
746 Jolly Boy. 98 765 Lillian L 90
Coulter 86 (70S) Siberia 90
704 Little Jim..... 108
Third race Six and one-half furlODgs.
JndeK. Horm. Wt. Index. Ilorie. JTt
786 Prince Kla'th. 10 78 Flushing 89
C78 Potowsttmie. 99 778 Irene K. JG
789 Bert Ml 775 J McGarrigle. 107
(515) Kadiast 110 79S Fr'nk. It Hart 111
798 Camden- 102
Fourth raoe Four aud one-half furlongs.
Index. Hers W I 1 -Jer. IIorc Wt,
798 JactLoveH... 1 xM HyTay 122
767 BqoaMr. 1 Jllas P'm'ae g. 10S
7fi8 The Fo 116 Bert "Wilbur... 12
789 D'sh's Cbarllo S17 775 Pagan. 180
(754) Tedd Go... 784 Clansman..... 114
787 Benjamin..... 182 747 Keedmoro .... 116
778 Keranes. 1GS (784) Sextos. 119
7B7 Detroit 110
Fiftfo raoe Sir and a half furlongs.
Index. liorM. W't Index. IJortc Wt.
hS The Snake.-.. 105 774 Venusberg.... 116
7M Srao II.... UC W Amsterdam... 105
T85 Brogan 102 780 Finwater 102
790 Tytura, 10S 779 A'erioan Lady 121
792 Maggie Beck.. 181 766 J. McLaughlin 121
788 Leigh 181 768 J.James 105
7SS Belgravia 182
Selections.
First race "Wyoming; Bed Star.
Seoond race Siberia; Classic
Third rase Frank R. Harl; Flushing.
Fourth, raca Sextus; Detroit
Fifth race Finnwaton Jimmle James.
Pointers from the Paddock.
The question is how last oould Sextus run
the first race.
Sweefcneats was played almost off the
boards.
Monarch will beat all such as he met yester
day the next time out.
Bienzi'B win was due to Taylor's good ef
forts. AU the talent were down to n man on John
Budden, it being reportod that tho horse had
the "dope.""
FroUosomo lass was out iooso again yes
terday, but this time failed to land tho coin
for her owners.
Ontario looked all over a winner until tho
Stretch when he chuokod it and finished flftlu,
Blue Bird won easily and It will taken good
one to beat him just now.
tThe track and day must have suited Forest,
Underwood and Hanlore, as Forest won in a
band gallop.
bo nora'6 race was extromely bad consider
ing he r previous appearance in public
Orlando -Tones bet heavily on Sonora and
Grand Frix.
Tom "Woodford had down a swell bet on
Forest.
Detroit came very fast at the finish.
Pfxalo Chief showed big improvement over
t(Say a little but say it
strong" Take that 12.50
you intended pajang
drop in and see the $7.50
Beaver or Kersey Over
coat we're selling. Why,
man, it's a clear gain of
$5 if it's a cent.
Cut long doep silk volvot col
lar well-flttlng and splendidly
made of a good quality, smooth
faced Kersey or Beayor. Has a
15 appearance and you'll pay
$12X0 to get as gocd.
One word more; d-o-n-'t
fail to look at those $10
suits (in our corner win
dow.) They're beauties.
Kaufman's
Cor. 8th and I Sts.S.E,
his last race. Hi ownor must have had n
bet down yesterday.
Uno Grando was sailing part of tho way
but tho journey proved too long.
Wflstohestor sulked and would not try.
On his raco yesterday Soxtui looks a cinch
to-dny.
AMATEUR BOWLING LEAGUE.
Bucna Vista Wins Three Straight Car
roll Institute Continues to Win.
The Young Men's Catholic Club team paid
a visit to the alleys of tho Buena Vista Club
last night to play its first 6t of games thcro
in tho District Amateur Bowling Leaguo
series, and lost three game3.
Several difficult spares wero made by mem
bers of both teams. W. F. Meyers, of Bucna
Vista, mado a spare of 7-9-10 and another of
7-9, and Lansdale, of Y. M. 0. C, the diffi
cult one of 4-9-10.
Tho Carroll Institute team visited tho
Washington Athletic Club last night and won
two out of the turoo game?.
A special 'mooting of tho LcaKUO will be
held at C. A. C. on Saturday oveulng next at
S o'clock.
The following aro the results of last night's
games:
v. ir. c. c
Platers.
Lanedalo ....
H. Lehman...
Trapp
O'Couuor....
It. Lehman.-
1st
181
15
96
140
109
Sd
121
1S1
10
ISO
l-ja
3d
lit
Stks. Spr&
10S
us
102
Team totals.. 001
CSO
S03
BCENA VISTA.
1st
lfi-l
1SS
i
ISO
116
2d.
140
185
110
140
115
Sd.
161
145
140
118
IIS
Stfcs. Sprs.
Lane
KlttK
Meyers
Sptaes
Uude
Team totals.. CT5 640
WA9HIK0T0S ATHLETIC CLUB.
let
Kidd ITS
Puller 1SS
ja.irtin 189
Tolly 14S
1L Story 1S6
Team totals.. 743
2d.
1SS
!M
177
10S
101
740
3d.
171
HR
IIS
151
141
StUs. Sprs.
7 13
5 15
4 11
G G
0 12
CABROLL INSTITUTE.
l&t
112
135
141
156
127
2d.
1
1S7
160
126
14S
3d.
131
151
152
165
165
Stks. Sprs.
5 10
6 12
7 12
G 10
T r
ShuUies.
B. Locraft
Bloa
Downey....
Armstrong...
Team totals.. 701
702
Standing of clubs to date:
Per To
Won. Lost cent. play.
Buena Vistas., G 3
Car.-olls G 3
"Washingtons. G G
Catholic Club 3 0
Columbias 3 6
.063
.G6G
.000
.833
.333
High School Football Game To-day.
The first of a scries of throe games for the
high school football championship between
the Business and Central schools will bo
played at 3:80 o'clock thfa afternoon at Na
tional Tark. There is great interest in tho
outcome of the series, and tho teams will lino
up to-day as follows:
Business. Position. Central.
JUayes Center Sladdrow
Proctor Riiht cuard Dc Silver
EetUer. Gardner... Lett guard Campbell
Oertlcy Hipat tickle Saunders
Lyman, Claxton.. Left tackle Bright. Shustor
Cotter Ri;ht nd Exley
Carr Left end Keys. Bright
Saars Quarter back...Brawnor(capt)
Eerr (capt) Left half tack Avis
Compton Ricfct halt back Tindall
Weaver Full back Cockrcll
Sitostitutes: For Bnsiness Raub, Bradford,
Morris, and Wimsatt For Central lloore and
Smith.
o
Miscellaneous Sporting Notes.
The Yale faculty deny tho report that tho
game Tbankgivlng Day with Princeton will
not Do allowed.
Preparations aro complete for tho sparring
exhibition Thursday evening in the arena of
the Eureka Athletic Club.
There is no doubt that Lord Dunraven's
new yacht to compete for the America's cup
will be a keel boat.
ROCK CREEK PARK TRANSFER.
It Will Probably Bo Turned Over Next
Week to the Permanent Commission.
It is probable that Bock Creek Park will
shortly be turned over to tho permanent com
mission which is to have charge of it. Tho
Commissioners now in control will probably
hold their last meeting next week and form
ally transfer the park to tho now managers.
Tho present commission will then proceed
as a board of assessors to determine th6 value
of benefits to owners of property adjoining
the park.
Thero is a balance of ?4,541.G9 from tho
fund assisrned for roadways, and the amount
was yesterday turned over to tho commission
by Clerk Young, of tho supreme court. The
overplus arose from tho fact that many of tho
park roads already belonged to the United
States.
--o
Where and When to Shoot Quail.
The lovers of field sports will find great In
terest in an admirably prepared pamphlet of
the Southern Ballway Company on the subject
of "Quail Shooting in Virginia nnd North
Carolina." The work therefore includes a
compilation of the game lawt in Yirginia and
a list and description of all tho pieces on or
near tho trunk line and branch lines of the
Southern Ballway where tho hunting can bo
recommended. Quite av number of lllmtra
tions add to the valuo v and interest of tho
book. Tho pamphUt is certainly one of tho
best yet published, and npart from iti con
nection with tho Southern Ballway makes
good reading for the public generally. It was
compilod by Major J. 31. Taylor, and may be
had on application to "W. S. Turk, general
passenger agent Southern Eailway Company,
BoxL, Washington. D. C. In this connec
tion should be mentioned tho handsomely
equipped and appointed train of this railway
company running betwtn New York and
Jacksonville, Fla. It leaves "Wathlngton at
10:05 p. m. dally, and in point of speed and
comfort is among the best leaving this city
or the South.
Hearly Beady for the "Giant Killer" Sev
eral now members wero initiated at tho
regular meeting of tho Legion of Loyal
"Women last evening. The committees re
ported that very satisfactory progress is being
made in the arrangements for the presenta
tion of "Jack the Giant Killer." To-morrow
aftrnoon a rehearsal will b held at Albaugh's
Opera House. Yesterday the subscription
tickets wero exchanged, and to-day the sala
of regular tickets will bo begun. Mies Julia
Paulino Leavens, of tho Chicago Women's
Club, delivered a lecture on "Dress reform,"
which she illustrated with charts and models,
showing the evil effect of ciose-fltling cloth
ing and heels on shoes. Dr. S. A. Forman,
of Baltimore, will deliver a lecture at tho next
meeting of the legion, Monday, December 3.
SLftuGHTER OF THE'TALENT
Not-& Favorite Finished in Front at
the St. Asaph Course. $&,,
FIRST LIGHT A BIG SURPRISE
At tho long Prico of 100 to 1 W. Steele's Filly
Captured the Sixth Raco by a Short Margin
The Public Mot With a Waterloo, Sovou
Favoritos Being Boaten To-day's Entries.
Long faces wero noticeable at the St. Asaph
courso yesterday afternoon, nnd it was no
wonder, as all seven raco3 wero won by non
favorites. Just as soon as tho talent landed
nnd made a horse tho choico, just as regular
the choico would be beaten. Tho slxteon
bookmakers mado up their losses of last
week and had a Held day.
In tho opening race Pretense foil in tho
back-stretch, broko a leg and had to bo de
stroyed. Sims, who rodo Equity in tho third,
clnlmed Snedokor on Marshall had fouled him
but no action was takon. Marshall boro in on
Equity which ciuaed tho making of tho com
plaint. Tho match raco was a good hotting
affair, Jack nnd Buen Whito losing heavily on
Whseloskl. i'lnt Lljrht at 100 to l was me
surprise. The atundaaca and betting woro
good. Summaries:
First race Htlf a mile. Maldon two-year-olds.
Selling. Purse, $230. TIme,0:194.
Miniver, 103, 16 to 6 (Lamley) .". 1
Auitln, 10l.7tol (X. Tribe) 2
EHbs Morrlion filly, 10, 8 to 5 (Sims) 3
Flash, lfS (Keefe), 10 to 1: Iroelen gelding, 103
(Burrell), 15 to 1; lUteor. 10.3 (Penn),30 to 1;
AUringo, 112 (Carrifan), 20 to 1; Josophine
Saliznac, 1Q3 (It Doeastt), 7 to 1: Asia, 111 (Len
drura), 8 to 1, and Boothroyd. 100 (Sheedy), 100 to
1, nlio ran. Prstense, 103 (Kacy), 12 to 1, fell
soon after tho start
Fair start Won cleverly by a neck, a head
botrcorn second and third. Austin showed in
front from tho start, and was only headed in tho
last sixteenth by Miniver, tho latter winning by
a neck.
Socond raco One mile. Non-winners Boiling.
Purse, JJ250. Time, 1:43Hj.
Jnck Hose, 10S:, 7 to 2 (Sims) 1
Bluo Garter. 93, 100 to 1 (F. O'Loary) 2
Tiny Tim, 107, 20 to 1 (E. Tribe) 3
Thurstcu, 107 (Griffin), 9 to 20; Uncle Jim. 107
(F. Finnegan), SO to l: BonaVenturc, 10G (Bur
roll). 10 to 1; Clarus, IS (H. Brown): Willie -Mc-Auliffe,
107 (Carrigan), 300 to 1, and Sam Wellir.
107 (Lamloy). 25 to 1, also ran.
Fair start Won handily by a half length, two
lengths betweon second and third. Tjiuruon
and Tiny Tin mado all tho running to thostretch,
when Sims bi ought Jack Hose through and won
rather easily by a ha'f longth.
Third raco Ono mile. Handicap for all ages.
Purse, f250. TIma; 1:4:.
Assignee, 103. 3 to 1 (Lamley) -.. 1
Marshall. 113. Gtol (Suodekor) 3
Equity, IDS, 11 to 20 (Sims) 3
Prig, 102 (Penn). 15 to 1. also ran.
GoSd tttart on t nsily by a longth, a head
between second and third. Assigueo was always
in ironi and held tho others safo from start to
finish.
Fourth raco Six furlongs. Beaten threo-yoar-olds
.'elling. Purse, ?250 Time, 1:17)4
F.lberon, 101,5 to2(Lamloy) 1
Half Miuo. 101. 12 to 1 (E. Tribe) 2
Equation, 110,7 tol vPeun) 3
Major General, 110 (Griffin), 4 to 5: Nlnoty
Sovon, OS (Kecfe), 20 to 1: Galloping Kincr, 114
(Londrum),0 to Land Commodore Koughan,
101 (It Docgett), 20 to 1, also ran.
Strapglint start Won easily by two longths:
four longths botwoen second nnd third. Half
Mine opened up a big gap nud looked to havo
the race at his mercy, but in tho strotch Blberon
cams through and won eislly.
Fifth ra-e Five and a halt furlongs. Soiling.
Purse, 250. Tlmo, 1:C8.
Derfargllla, 101, 0 to5 'Grinin) 1
Wernberc, 1CS.2 to5Mms). 2
Ilullnut, 92, 100 to 1 (Naccyj 3
Panway, 02 (II. Brown 100 to 1, also ran.
Good start Won easily by three parts of a
icntth, eight lengths between second and third.
Wernberc was in front to th stretch, when Dcr
farsilla closed and won well In hand.
Sixth race Six furlonjs. Beaton two-year-olds.
Pura, 5250. Time, 1:17.
First Light, 1C5, 100 to 1 (K. Finnegan) 1
Jloderoclo. 103. 13 to-'o (oriinn) -
Bucktye.lC. 20 to 1 (Penn) 8
Enchanter 109 (Sims 2 to I; Red Tod. 103
(Lr.mly), JO to 1; Chprry Blossom colt, 110 (.-ned-eter),
10 to 1; Carnation. 105 (F. O'l.enry), 100 to
1, and VelTet rose, 103 (Helta). 2(0 tol, also ran.
Thyra, 105 (E. 'iribe), 60 to 1, left at pout
Fair start Won driving by a head, a head be
tween second and third. Buckoyo and Mod
proclo wero the leaders to tho strotch, when in a
driTlnj finish First Light won by a head, tho
same between teeoad and third.
Seventh race FIto furlongs. Mntch 5100 a
side. Time, 1:01.
Romping Girl. 103, G to3 (Bergen) 1
Wheeloskl, 110, 7 to 10 (Dosgftt) 2
Good start Won easily by a longth. hcel
oski was a hoad in front to th strotch, when
the Romping Girl took command and the raco
was over.
Entries for To-day.
First race Soven-oighths of a mile. Ilerma
nlta, 103; Lobengula, 103; Maurico (lato Maurino
c), 1C5 and Htllstonn, 100.
Second race Three-quarters of a mile. Tor
mentor, 110; Elberou, C7: fcappho, 91; Hnmmlo,
10B; Senator Vt, ?7: Anxlsty, 01; Gov. Fifor and
Void. 103 each. nd Polydora, 105.
Third race One nnd one-eighth miles Econo
mist, 90; Baroness. 100; Fidello and Bess Mac
duff. PD each, and Warpeak, 105.
Fourth race One-half of a mile. Southsldo,
9C; Van Brunt, OS; Lady Richmond, 100; Vocality
and Boothroyd, 90 each; Maringo, 96; Sydo, 10J;
Fannie B., 90, and Sir John, 105.
Fifth race Six and one-half f urlonga. Assignco
and Prig, 102 each; Mclntyre. Ill; Mockbarron
and Unrdy Fox, 104 each, nnd Bluo Mats, SO.
Sixth race One mile. Indrn, 109; Star Actress,
100; Flirt, 90; Major General. 99; Little Tcin, 90;
Gallatin, 100, and Leonardo, 99.
Selections.
First race Lobengula: Maurico.
Second race Void; Polydora.
Third race Baroness; Fid-iio.
Fourth race Lndy Richmond; Vocality.
Fifth ra"o AsMgneo; Slclntyre.
Sixth raco Flirt; Indra.
AlonR tho Line.
Sixteen books wore on.
Pittsburg Phil fell on Thurston.
Wheolock played Morciner both ways.
Billy Davis and Hike Dwyor lost on Equity.
Jack White plnyed Marshall straight.
Col. Pulsifer backed Half Mino straight and
place.
Fred. Cowan lost a swell bet on Wernberg.
Enchanter pulled up very lame.
Pretense fell and broke, a leg being do
stroyed. Smiling John Kelly had 8200 on Romping
Girl.
Buen Whito lost heavily on Whoelodki's de
feat. nttsburjr Phil ignored his more Derfargllla
and bet $1,500 on Wernberg.
Doc Shipsoy played Austin both ways, Jack
Hose straight, and Marshall a place.
MIko Dwyer, Pittsburg Phil, Wheelock, and
Bob Aitkins wcro down on Major Geuernl.
Wheolock again got a heat on Pittsburg
Phil by cashing on Derfargllla.
Fred Cowan, Cad Irish, Wheolock, Pitts
burg Phil, and C. Nelson won on Asslgnoe.
Ike Thompson laid against Wheeloski and
won heavily on tho raco.
B. Tan Brunt has bought FIdelio and
Charter and will raco them at tho Alexander
Island track..
After Duffargilla's victory she was bid up
?200 over hor entered celling price of 8800,
and bid ln'by her owner.
Jockey Snedekor, who rodo Marshall In the
third race, was set down for bad riding in the
etrotch. i
Results on Other Tracks.
Lexington, Ky.: Equator, Brownoll, The Com
moner. CassSummer Coon, and Isabel
St. Louis: Halpin. Dot Dimple, LeonwellPob
ble Rock, and Snowball.
San Francisco: Duchess of Milpita, Pnsha, Sis
ter Mary, Miss Caley, and Commissioner.
luazimnni Jail Soatonc Imposed A jail
sentence of 3S1 days was imposed yesterday
by Judge Miller "on John Bebly, after his
honor had overruled the motion for a now
trial. Bebly was found Ruilty of attempting
an assault upon Lucy Jenkins, an elderly
womnu, near Third and E streets, several
days ugo.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Office hours Women, 1 to 3 p.m.; Men, 8 to 5 p.m.
DR. WILLIAM II. LOPP.
Practice limited to GENITO-URI-
NARY Dlaeaees.
Ohio Nat Bank Building, cor. 12th and G sts.
Boom 41, , 48. (EloTator.)
FBEE DISTRIBUTION OF GOLD PISH THE
Elsh Commission have decided not to glvo
away nh thl sson, but during tho flrat irook
InDecemborto cyery purchasor of goods to tho
vnluo of 81.00 and upward In my stores, I will rlva
away four beautiful Chinese gold flsh. SCHMID'S
BIRD STORKS, 713 12th Bt. n. w. and lSSl Ponn
sylranla aronuo. no27-2rr
CONTAGIOUS DISEASE HOSPITAL,
A MASS-MEETING OF CITIZENS, under the
Joint auspices of tho Mount Ploasant, Columbia
llelzhts, and Brlghtwood Avenuo Cltiiam' Asso
ciations, will be held at Central Union Mission
Hall, No. 2S02 14th Bt nw., on TUESDAY EVEN
ING. 27th Instant, at 7:80 o'clock, to protei t
against and consldor and deviie mosni to pre
vent tho proposed establishment of a Contagious
Disoaso Hospital on the site recently selected by
tho Commissioners for this purppea. Every per
son interested in the matorlal development and
welfaro of Mount Pleoiaut and vicinity Is
earnestly invited to be pretont at the mooting.
J. W. SOMBHVILLK,
President Mount Floaaant CltUens' Association.
GILBERT B. TOWLES,
President Columbia Heights Citlzons' Aso'tlon.
WILLIAM A. OATLEY,
President Brlghtwood Avenuo Citlzons' Associa
tion. It
IF YOU WANT YOUR HORSE CLIPPED EOlt
S go to TATE & TKOGLER. Horso Clipping
by electric power. Shop: 1007 B st nw., Wash
ington. D. 0. Satisfaction guaranteod. Telo
phone,1331. nolG-lm
TIN, SHEET-IRON AND CORNICE-WORKERS,
attention. Local Union, No. 99, of tho L A.,
will hereafter meet Thursday evening at 7:30 p.
m. In hall at T37 Sevonth stroet northwost All
members aro requested to attend. Secrotary.
nol4.2w
HEAL ESTATE.
17 OR SALE $4, 000 THE BEST HOUSES IN
Washington for tho monoy; B at. no., brick
houso, 6 rooms and bath. a. in. L, lot 18 by 90 to
wldo alloy; R st. nw.. brick house, 6 rooms and
bath, a. m. 1., brpwn stono to parlor floor, lot
10x90 to alley; Maryland avenuo ue., brick house,
G rooms and bath, a. in. t, lot lfixlOO to alley. E.
Q. GUNSON & CO., Room 24, Atlantic Building.
no23-tf
Site at
S30 UP
51 Down and 51 Per Week.
Warranty deed free. 10 per cent
off for cash.
Tuxedo Is on the Ponu. H.R., adjacent !
to Washington, on nign ground, over
looking Sasuington. tommutatlon
faro 6 Utoiio. station on tho
grounns.
tfiau in goia givon away
Christmas any. iou may
be the lucKy ono. .excur
sions daily, circulars,
ota. at omco, kh
.FSt nw.
LOST.
LOST WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, A FOX
torrior, white, with liver-colored faco; an
swers to nauio of Tommy. Llboral reward If re
turned to 404 Thirteenth st uw. uo27-3t
P22S3XAL.
MANY HAVE GONE: YET STILL THERE'S
many more. We allude to tho olegnnt suits
and ovorcoats slightly worn that wo aro soiling
at prices unheard of beforo. Strictly ono prico.
JCSTH'S OLD STAND, 619 D st nw.
A MERICA'S GREATEST MEDIUM,
IX Mrs. Eltie McNeil. 1914 Ponn. avo. nw.
Those dcslrlug reliable spiritual advico on
matters of business, peronal or domestic inter
est, w 111 flnda visit to this pntnomenal medium
a satisfactory and profltible experionc. Sit
tings $1 Business examinations a specialty
nnd satisfaction guaranteed. All communica
tions strictly confidential. It
MME. BROOKE TEI.L3 ALL THE EVENTS 07
life. All business confidential. Ladles and
ficntlmen,0c. each. Hours, 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
X. Y. are. nw., near fith st. no27-2w
MRS. DR. BINNIR, FEMALE SPECIALIST
Gold medal rewarded for the scionco of
obstetrics: assistant of tho Royal Women't Hos
pital, of Munich, Bararlo; treated all female
complaints, tumor, cancer, nervous, chronic,
private, blood diseaes, and childlessness.
Separate rjonn for confinement cases.
Strictly confidential.
31 B street northeast,
no27-lm Washington, D. C.
MAGNETIC TREATMENT
at your home by
A Lady of Refinement
no20-7t 715 12th straot northwest
f,f ARAVILLA" IS A PrRKLY VEGETABLE
IVi compound and is on of the very best
remedies in cases of dysppla, iadigestion or
stomach troubles. Mr. Jacob Xander is the ole
proprietor ol the wouderful medicine. For sale
either with him, at 1317 7th street nw., or by all
leading drug stores, groceries and restaurants.
uo25-7t
MARY STAY AND FINISn YOrR VISIT.
Hare sent my own and thochildren's mend
ing to tho Universal Mending Co , room 4, 1114
1110 F st, wxere it will bo dono Just as you would
doit JOHN. no25-3t
CARPETS CLEANED.
Tho Continental Carpet Cleaning Co. is devot
ing its whole time to expert work any other
wouldn't pay.
Carpets and rugs cleaned and disinfocted. re
moving dust, moths, organic matter, otc. Car
pets taken up, relaid, fitted, and sowed. Reno
vating carpets on tho floor, feathers renorated,
and mattresses mad orer. Send postal and we
wui can, giving prices. Alain omce 1411 .5. 1. ave.
oc2S-8m
I am not a countess, not a gypsy queeu, am not
a seventh daughtor, was not born with a
caul, am not something new and Just arrived,
but am MME FRANCIS, ono of the oldest estab
lished mediums, nnd am here to stay. Am not
indorsed by the clergy, but am indorsed by
some of tho most learned and influential peoplo
of our city and many others; am here to help all
thoso that are in trouble. Life given from cradla
to grave. Cards, 25; trance, 50. Hours, 9 to 9.
406 East Capitol street.
Thoso that aro In trouble call and be con
vinced. no22-7t
DR. S. IX HICKS, SPECIALIST. EYE. EAR,
and Throat; No. 355 F st. nw., Room 2;
no chargowlll be made to determine if your
sight may be improved; hours, 11 to 4. nell-Smo
npflP I AV WONDERFUL CLAIR
Jirvvr. VL-rll ,voyant and medium;
tells your life from cradle to grave; every
hidden mystery revealed; tells the business that
will bring you greatest success; in love affairs ho
never falls; unitas separated; recovers lossa;
causes speedy marriages; removes evil influ
ences; for tells with a certainty all commaroial
and business trantactlona; twelve years stab
llshed. Ladles aad gentlemen, 50 cents each.
Hours 9 to 9; epen Sunday. 489 H St., bot 4
and fith sts. sw. no7-lm
No charge for examining tho oyes.
Your headache may bo relieved or
eyesight improTed. The Finest
Freach lenses In nickle mounting,
earns in steel mounting, 50c.
Cheap spectacles and eyeglasses properly ad
Justed from I5c. up.
oclfi-Smo. A. KAHN, 085 F st nw.
LADIES COMFORTABLE HOME BEFORE
and during confinement; btst medical treat
raont; babies adopted; famalo complaints
treated by experienced physlelan; confidential.
Mrs. Dr. REXNER, at B st n. e., Washington,
D. C. jelO-iy
FREE DENTAL INFIRMARY DENTAL DE
partment of ColumbianUnlverslty, 1323 H st.
nw. Open daily from 1 until 6 p.m. AH operations
atcost of material used. Xxtractlug free. ocl9-3m
Mines. Washington & Briggs,
604 Twelfth street northwest,
Wish to Inform their customers and the ladles
of Washington that they aro prepared to make
elegant costumes,
Dinner, Walking, Riding Habits,
Tailor-made Suits, Etc.
They havo secured the serrlces of the best art
ists, and made arrangements with the lending
houses of London, Paris, aad Berlin for styles,
nnd will execute all orders with promptness.
Their customeis havo been the elite of this
country, whom thoy havo always pleased, and
will guarantee to suit tho most fastidious.
J1MES. WASHINGTON & BRIGGS,
c-3in 604 Twelfth st nw.
DR. LEON,
4C7 C Street Northwest
OFFICE HOURS, 10TO1, GTOS,
SI. Tho
Order Your Coal. By 'Phone.
Wo make prompt detivory a. "feature" of our
buslnsss. A postal will bring it
Pea Coal $4.50aton.
Shamokin I $5.75 a ton.
ARTHUR B. SMITH,
4TH AND I ST& N. E. 1
MASS. AVE and F ST. N. E. S-'Phono 1077
OTH AND K ST3. N. W. J
VASTS 3.
w
AKTED-IMMEDIATELT BY TWO YOUNG
gentlemen fur. room In nrlvate family:
mutt Dt near lima omce ana not oxceea ?i- per
12 pe
7-2t
month. Address FRANK, this office. no3'
FOR RENT 7-ROOM HOUSE, NO. 2201 1ST.
nw.; water, gas, and latrobes; running
wator closet in yard: $20 per month.
inquire at
no27-7t
corner store, 2200 I st. uw.
G? 1 AH A MONTH-DO YOU WANT TO MAKE
flip J-U J It? Let mo teach you crayon portrait
making; it is easily, quickly, choaply learned.
Address "ARTIST," 606 Eletenth St. n. w.
no27-7t
TXTANTBD-SEWING IN FAMILIES. APPLY
by lettor.
Miss C, 2400 H strcot northwest no. 27-1 1
WANTED-TUAVELINU OROCEKY, LIQUOR,
household novelty eoods aud chemical
salesmen for Ylrglala aud North Carolina terri
tory: also experienced furrier, hotel watchman,
single farm foreman, gluts aud tinware clerks, 3
trunk makers, and 4 non-uulon Iron raouldors at
tho Exchange, OH IStk st. nw. no27-tf
WANTED-DRT GOODS AND NOTIONS AID
confectionery salesladies, 5 paper box mak
ers, and 3 good knitters to take positions out of
th city. Apply at the Ladles' Exchange, G14
13th st. ay. no-.T-tt
WANTBD-EMPLOTEHS TO LHAYS THEIR
orcor for any class of mala or female com
mercial, profesiional or mechanical help at the
Exchange; only tku best class of help with in
vestigated rots, aro Introduced. Office 614 ISth
st. nw. no27-tf
HOUSEKEEPERS IN NEED OF 8EIIVANTS
will be supplied promptly and satiifactorlly
at the Ladles' Exchange, Oli 13th st nw. noJT-tt
TTTANTBD-RELIALE BOYS, NOT NOW
T I telling papery to sell Tho Times under
special arrangamant Call this evening betwaen
8:0 and T:80. nc2T-tf
ANTED GUARANTEED PAINLESS AND
vv pennaasnt cure for Morphine Habit of 12
or 15 years' standing, .address, giving references
and terms, SUFFERER, this offlco. no25-3t
A ANTED IT KNOWN J. E. BRENNER, 409
v Warner st, makes latrobes, ranges, and
furnaces; gives satisfaction or no charge; spout
ing and Job work; prices rock bottom. uo25-7t
TT7ANTED-U. S. POSTAUE STAMPS, DE
V V partment stamps, such as War, Interior,
Post-office, State, Treasury, Justice, Agriculture,
Executive, and Navy; used or unused; in any
quantity; for spot cash at highest prices. Also
Rovenue and collections of U. S. and foreign
stamps and proof sets.
no25-3t C. F. KOTSFUCHS, 359 Penn. avo.
PLUMBING, GAS, AND STEAM FITTING;
remodeling dofectlTe plumbing a specialty;
first-class work only.and guarantee It WILLHAI
KOUU, 724 13th st nw. Fhone, bC5. nol5,2w
TT7 ANTED FREE DELIVERY 100 BUSINESS
V nards printed on good board, 60c.; 1,000,
$1.50; other printing low; drop mo a postal.
B. L. HAYS, 1221 M kt n.e. noiu-3w
Wanted Try Rubber Roof Paint.
WE STOP ALL LEAKS FREE.
And charge only for painting; work guaranteed.
NAT. RUBBER ROOF PAINT CO., 10 8th nw.
noS-lmo
TT7ANTED LADIES TO LEARN MME. WASH
l ington's Ladiet' Tailor System: drafts di
rect on tho material; call and Investigate; this
system is so thoroughly taught that scholars,
after finishing, are fully competent to take
charge of business for themselves or take lead
ing positions for others. Fositlons at 004 12th st
nw secured after learning. ocT-3eio
WANTED-ALL BEER DRINKERS TO CALL
at Bush's new place, 817 7th st nw., and
get a nice cold bottle ot beer for 5 cents.
au21-lyr
FOR BENT BOOKS.
FOR RENT 1117 I ST. NW., NICEUY FUR
room en 2d floor; south front; central loca.
tlon; also on Sd finer; conven. ent to departments
and car lines; rent reasonable. nc27-2t
TOR RENT-3 NEWLY -FUR. ROOMS; HOD-
J? em improvements: 1 back parlor and front
and back oi second noor.
no25-3t 742 3d Bt nw.
T7"E STILL HAVE ROOMS FOR A TEW MORE
boarders at aXOO pr wek. Table board,
54.00. Tarlors for rnt, front or back. WINSTON
HOTEl 845 Pa. av. u. w. no'.0-3mo
E0ABD.
EXCELLENT TABLE BOARD, GOOD HOME
cooking; everything flrst-claw; terms rea
son abl.
no27-7t 1125 Tsntast. nw.
F0S SALE anSCSLLAKEOUS.
CHEAP IF SOLD AT ONCE CASH DYEING
nd cleauins: buiines with good trade; good
reason for sailing.
aoJ7-7t Addresi M. C, this offlce.
FOR SALE PRIVATE TARTY. WILL SELL
majniflcent upright piano, nearly new and
lcdy' safety bicycle. Addres C. C. C. this
offlce. nc-lt
LOUNGES. S2.50; COOK! STOVE?, S3; HEATERS,
3'j.50; oak desk, to; 31 per weok for bsdroom
and parlor suite. REDMOND'S CASS AND
CREDIT HOUSE, S13 7th st. nw. no25-7t
JTOR SALE GOLD FISHES. FANCY PIGEONS.
. rinsing Canaries, Mocking Birds. Parrots,
Monkeys, Fnnoy Poultry, Mxltrso and Angora
Kltuns. SCHMID'S Bird Stores, No. 712 12:h st.
nw. nd 1231 Pa. rv. nw. oc8-Sm
F02 2ENT H0US2S.
FOR RENT BRICK DWELLING, 123 F ST.
ne.; 7 rooms, bath, hall, Istrobo, range, etc.;
In first-class condition.
no27-2t J. B. GRAFF, 1S31 F St. nw.
T70R RENT.
JL' 123
1234Massavnw 11113 Sth st nw.... 7 17.30
mi. lB'JIOl.Oi 1219 D st sw 7 10 37
1747 ISth stnwml 15 75.00 1635 Superior st
1701PstnwmL. 13 07.C0 nw 815.00
11209thstnwmil3 60.?0124 7th stne.... 5 15.00
1708 L st nw m I 12 50.55 2525 M st nw. ... 6 15.00
0238th stnwinL 10 50 4S 2820 12th st nw
90S 12th stnwmL 10 40.00 2d floor. 4 13.00
1422 33d stnwml. 10 35.50 2107 12th stnw.. 5 14.00
231 Sd stnwml.. 7 23.39 24 Whitney av
723 Irvln st nw ' nw 814.00
ml 9 25.00 842 Nstsw. .... 7 14.00
Cor.9thandHst 314 13th stsw..r. 0 14.00
swml 10 23.001002N. J. avnw.. 6 14.00
1740 6th stnw mi 7 22.50 2010 H stnw 3d t 3 13.00
18 Est so ml.... 9 22.50 25CS 6th stnw... 6 13.00
Ilir9thstnwmi7 S1.C0 121 K st ne 6 12.50
005 4th stnw, 2d fl 6 20.50 921 Fat aw GliOO
1622 Madison nw C03 11th stne.... 5 12.00
mi 7 20.80635 9th st ne.... 5 11.80
1426 T st nw m L 6 20.30 Keating ave no. 5 11.00
S06 E st nw 2d t. 3 20.00 1208 Sth stnw 2 f 3 11.C0
033 G st sw m I... 7 18.80 024UFst sw.... 4 11.00
C03Lst noml... 9 18.00 1629 13th t no.. 510.30
811Estswmi.. T 19.C0 Hartford st S. Brook-
4S2Fst swinl.. 7 19.001 land 6 10.00
Corner 9th and streets n w., unfurnished rooms.
STORES.
620 Whltnoy avnw SS5.00 31S0 Sth et nw .... 7.00
STABLES.
1S2S loth st nw
stable and shop.$12.40
Rear 1313 13th st
nw 10.00
Hear 849 Wilsonst
nw
Rear 215 ii stnw..
4.00
8.00
no25-3t A. S. CAYWOOD, 933 9th st nw.
FOH RENT BRICC HOUSE; FOUR ROOMS;
,water, sewer, and range: In rear of 1413 S
street northwest, between Fourteenth, Fif
teenth. 8 street and Fierce Place; $10 per month.
Apply 1S16 8 stroet northwest. nov2S-3t
FOE SALE S0U8E3.
FOR SALE THE BUSINESS PROPERTY 912
E st. n. w Further particulars can bo
lenrnod by applying to Mrs. J. B. PORTER, at
theFredonla Hotel, H st. n. w. no7-lm
JOE SALE BICYCLES.
FOR SALE CENTURY COLUMBIA PNEU
inatlr, in prime condition; $43 cash or 150
time. Address or call 335 2 Cap. sL no23-3t
HOTEL DIEKCT0EY.
CONGRESSIONAL HOTEL, CAPITOL HILL.
Cor. New Jorsyave. and B st. ee.
no27-lm HENRY SHOCK, Proprietor.
THE LITCHFIELD, WEST FRANKLIN
Square, 906 14h st. nw. L50 to 52 50 per
day. Special rates by the month. noll-tf
THE GRAMERCY, 828, 825 AND 827 VT. AVE.
$1.800 $2.50 per day Special rates by tho
month. Mrs. D B. STOCKHaM, Prop, noll-tf
COR. 13TH AND G STS. NW. THE ROCHES
tor Rooms, 57 to !25; table b'd, $20: tran
sients, $L25 to $1.50 por day. oc27-mo
EBBITTHOUSE,
Washington, D. C.
H. C. BURCH, Manager.
WILLARD'S HOTEL,
Pennsylvania avonuo and 14th st nw.
O. G. STAPLES, PROPRIETOR, aulWa
If you want a 50c. Dinner for 50c. then our SOc.DInner will afford
you that satisfaction that only an exquisitely cooked and served
meal can give. Try It.
HOTEL EM RICH, The Avenue, Bet. 4 1-2 and 6th Sts.
Illlywy i!
AHUS2K2NIS.
METZEROTT MUSIG HALL,
To-night and every night this
week at 8 sharp. Thanksgiv
ing matinee at 2.
Marcus BALDWINS
wTHh,!o MA HAT MAS
Prices, - 25, 50,75c, and SI. OO.
Roserved seats at Motzerott's Mucic Store.
Reduced Price OGupon.
In ordor to accommodato our patrons
tcho wuh to m this uunderfulpervrmanee
repeatedly re itaao this coupon.whlch you
can cut out and present at BOX OFFICE
AT NIGHT and get a
Sl.OO TIcketfor75c,
75c. Ticket for 50c,
50c. Ticket for 35c.
Good every day thli weok excopt Thurs
day.
FOOTBALL
Thanksgiving Day
COLUMBIA GEORGETOWN
ATHLETIC vs.
CLUB UNIVERSITY.
NATIONAL BASEBALL PARK
Gamo called 2 p. m., Thursday, November 20.
Admission, 50c; roservod seats. 50c extra. First
row carriage spaces, reserved. $3 each. Tickets
for spares at C. A. C. Admission and reserved
seat tickets now on sale at Metzerott's, Columbia
Athletic Club, and Georgetown University.
no27-3t
VIRGINIA JOCKEY CLDB.
ST. ASAPH, VA.
Six Races Daily.
Trains, direct to Grand Stand, leave Baltimore
and Potomac Station at 1 and 1:20. no5-tf
OLD DOMINION JOCKEY CLDB
' en the grounds of ths
Grange Camp Association o!
Northern Virginia.
FIvo races will be run each day. First raca it
2.15 P. M.
Trains wttl leave Suth Street Depot at 1131
and 1.40 p.m. Returning at C10 and 5.40 p. tn.
Improper characters will not be admitted.
Admission - 50 Cents.
FOB XEHT OFFICE S00MS.
BETTER OFFICE ROOMS THAN
those in Tho Times Building are not to bo found
in any office building in Washington. There aro
still a few rooms for rent at very moderate
prices, which will be subdivided to suit tenants.
Rent includes light, steam heat and elevator
serrice nigh: and dy. Apply at counting,
room. no25-tf
EDUCATIONAL.
$Eaton, Burnett & Curling,
Business Collego and School of
Shorthand and Typewriting.
12th and F Streets N. W.
Superior Advantages at Moderate Cost.
DAY SCHOOL for thoso who can attend.
NIGJIT SCHOOL for those who are busy during
the day. oc7-eod3m
tsyyis B!
SELECT SCHOOL 1TOR YOUNG
LADIES AND CIHLDREN.
Address, MRS. WM. D.
1435 K St. n.w.
CABELL, Principal,
tf
Soecial
VOCAL. VIOLIN, PLNO
Lessons.
J. F. RUECKERT,
I4E9 Fourteenth st. n. w.
Terms liberal
no3-lma
KINDERGARTEN AND SCIIOOL, 1426 Q
street northwest Miss Susan Pollock, prin
cipal Training class for teachers. Refer
ences. ociWmo
1A school nnd the Elisabeth Peabody Kinder
garten Normal Training School, 1918 Sunderland
place, will begin fall and winter sessions Octo
ber 1, 1S94. oc2-2mo
OCEAN STEAHSHIPS.
German Mediterranean Service.
NORTH GERMAN .HAMBURG-AMERICAN
LLOYD S. S. Co. i LINE
Fast steamers between New York and
Azores. Gibraltar. Algiers, Naples, and Genoa.
Kaiser W. II, Dec. 1. 1U a. m., for Genci.
F. Bismarck, DeaS, 1:30 p. m.,forAlg.,Nap,Gen.
Fulda. Dec 13, 10 a. in., for Genoa.
Kormannia, Jan. 5, m., Alg., Gen., Alexandria.
Kaiser W. II. Jan. 19. 1 p. m., for Alg., Nap., Gon.
Werra, Feb. 2, 10 a m., Alg., Nap., Gen., Azores.
Normnnnia, Feb. 16. 11 a. m., Alg., Nap., Gen.
Kaiser W II, Feb. 23, 7 a. m. , for Alg., Nap., Gen.
Werra, Men. 9, 9 a. m., for Alg., Nap , Gen.
Fulda, Men. 23,7 a. m, Algiers. Npl. Genoa.
All steamers stop at Girbraltar.
Return tickets available fer the steamers ot
either lino from Naples, Genoa, Gibraltar, Ham
burg, Bremen, London, and Southampton. Di
rect connection from Genoa, Naples, to Egypt by
N. G. Lloyd S. 3. Co.' Imp. Mall Strs.
North German Lloyd, Hamburg-American
Oelrich Co., G. Arts.,! Line.
2 Bowling Green, N.Y.I S7 Broadway. N. Y.
E. F Droop, 925 Pennsylvania avenue, agent
for Washington,!), a
H0KEY TO LOAU.
MONEY LOANED-ON STOCKS, BONDS,
trusts, life insurance policies, syndicate
certificate!, etc. No delay if you have tho se
curity. YERKE3 & B4JCER. 17 Sun Building.
Alter December 1st at 40, 42 and 44 Metzerott
Building.
MONE
insv,
surauco policies, deed of trust notes, or
other collateral. BARRETT & CO., 323 13th st.
n. w., 1st floor. nolO-lmo
O LOAN AT 5 and 6 PER CENT.; CITY
property at 6 per cent; suburban property;
large or small loans to builders; money ad
vanced while buildings go up; prompt BAR
RETT i CO., 523 ISth st n. w. nolO-lmo
"VT ONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
ture, pianos, horses, carriages, wagons, &c; tho
property will remain undisturbed In your pos
session: terms easy; lowest ratos; private offices;
all business strictly confidential; you can havo
the money the day you apply for it: paymanta
can be mado on the principal at any time; oach
payment mado will lessen tho cost of carrying
the lean.
Please call on
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO .
602 F st. nw., main floor ocl3-lmo
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN COM
pany,wlll lend you 120 and upward on furni
ture, planos.horses, wagons, c,;no publicity and
property to remain in your undisturbed posses
sion; loans paid in part or in full at any time to
suit the convenience of tho borrower, aud any
part uald reduces the cost of carrying the loan
in proportion to the amount paid. WASHING-
TOttMOKTGAGS LOAN. COilPANT, 610 Jr st I
v in
AMUSEMENTS.
BISGHOFF GOURSE,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
. Dr. J. W. Bischoff.
Five Concerts, $1.00.
a CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
10Tn AND G STS.
SECOND FRIDAY OF EACH SUCCEEDING
MONTH. BEGINNING
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 14.
Sale of season tickets will open nest HONDA'S?
MORNING, DECEMEER3, at
ELLIS MUSIC STORE,
no27-tr 037 PA. AVE.
Our Roses.
No little attention has been attracted
' by the magnificent rosea wo show all thd
time Raro varieties that others ges at
certain seasons are always here flno, per
feet specimens.
See us for your flowers.
Roses from SO cents to 25 a dozen.
A. Gude & Bro., ?fSw,
Last Week of the Great
Exposition
Subject of to-day's lecture by itisa Joas4
son, at 3 o'clock.
THE FEEDING OF CHILDREN.
Wednesday from 4 to 5 o'clock Mr. Thoa. Ji
Murry. of tho House Restaurant, will give aq
exhibition in the "Art of carvlnt; turkey. Kama
&cf '"The us of the chafing- dish," and "How la
prepare simple salads.'
Students and clubmen especially invited. Pro
ceeds to go to Emergency HoapitaL
Tickets 2SCY
ALBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
EnwjLBD H Allejt, 3ianagerf
Eve. at 8; Wed. and Sat. matinee at 2; pricey
$1.50. $1, 75. 50. and 25 cents.
THE PLAY OF THE BAY.
Joseph
Grismeu
THE
Phcsbe
Daties
NETV
SOUTH.
Special Matinee Thanksgiving Day.
Next Week MISS OLGA NBTHERSOLE.
C
ALBAUGH'S OPERA HOUSE
Friday afternoon, 3 o'clock,
November 30, 1S04.
Harry Wheaton Howard's Juvenile Opera,
JACK THE GIANT KILLER,
Under tho auspices of
THE LEGION OF LOYAL WOMEN.
Reserved seats 73c and $X. Admission. 50a
BOX OFFICE AT ALBAUGH'S NOW OPEN4
no5-flt
ACADEMY.
Mats. Wed. . Thurs. and Sat 1
Special prices, 25, 50, 73, SI and 3L5Q.
Reserved seats Wednesday Matinee, 25c and 50cJ
Canary and Lederer's
COLOSSAL EXTRAVAGANZA,
THE PASSING SHOW.
The New York Casino Production (Intact)
Next Week Lew Dockstader'a Minstrels. 25tf
VTEW NATIONAL THEATER.
-L Every Evening. Wed. and Sat. Matinees,
Special Thanksgiving Matinee Thursday.
HOYT'S
A TEMPERANCE TOWN.
Next Week Delia Fox Opera Company. 26-tf
BUTLBB'S PI mil THEATER.
LilJUl 3IatTuea..Thura&Sat
This Thanksgiving Week the Great Novelty,
THE SPAN OF LIFE.
See the Bridge of Human Bodies.
Next week JOS. J. DOWLTNG.
4
KERNAN'S LYCEUM. THEATER.
ALL TB2S WEES
C. A. SAMPSON,
THE STRONGEST MAN ON EARTH,
In Conjunction with
WALDMANN'S OWN COMPANY.
NEXT WEEK ReiUy and Woods' Big Show.
KISGEXLAJTEOUS.
LEG&i BLANKS. LAW PRINTINGii
THE LAW REPORTER COMPANY
Printers asd Stationers.
51E Fif thjt n-w. M. W. MCIORE. Jklaaagea.
CAPITAL STEAM LAUNDRY MXwEAVER
proprietor, 512 Eighth stnw. Telephone 1813L
Laundry work in all its branches neatly axse
rated at reasonable rates.
f
KAILS0AD3.
nnsynrama
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B-
STREETS.
In Effect 4 P. M. Noyember 25, 1894.
10:30 A. M. PENNSYLVANIA LTMITED Pull
man Sleeping, Dining. Smoking, and Obser
vation Cars, Harrisburg to Chicago, Cincin
nati, Indianapolis, Cleveland, and Toledo.
Buffet Parlor Car to Harrisburg.
10-.30A.M. FAST LTNE. PuUman Buffet ParloJ
Car to Harrisburg. Parlor and Dining Cars,
Harrisburg to Pittsburg;
3:10 P.M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS,
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car to Harrisburg,
Sleeping and Dining Cars. Harrisburg toSS.
Louis, Cincinnati. Louisville, and Chicago.
7:10 P. M. WESTERN EXPRESS Pullman Sleep
ing to Chicago, and Harrisburg to Cleveland
Dining Cnr to Chicago.
7:10 P. M. SOUTH-WESTERN EXPRESS. Pull
man Sleeping and Dining Cars to St. Loulai
and Sleeping Car Harrisburg to Cincinnati.
10:40 P.M. PACIFIC EXFRESa Pullman Sleep
Ing Car to Pittsburg.
7:50 n. m. for Kane, Canandaigua, Rochester!
and Niagara Falls daily, except Sunday
10-.S0 a. m. for Elmira and Renovo daily, except
Sunday. For Willlamsport daily, 3:15 p. m
7:10 p. m. for Willlamsport, Rochester. BuH.iIo,
and Niagara. Falls daily, except Saturday,
with Sleeping Car Washington to Rochester.
10:40 p. m. for ne. Canandaigua, Rochester
and Buffalo daily, and Niagara Falls daily,
except Saturday, with Sleeping Car Wash
ington to Elmira, and Saturdays only Wash
ington to Rochester
For Philadelphia. New York, and the East.
4:00 P. 1. ' CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED,
All Parlor Cars, with Dining Car from Baltl
more, for New York daily, for Philadelphia
week days. Regular at .:05 (Dining Car),
7:20, 80 (Dining Car), 9:00, 10:00 (Dining Can,
and 11:00 (Dining Car) a. m.,12U5, 3:15. 4:20.
6:40, 10:00, and 41:35 p. m. On Sunday 7-03
(Dining Car). 7:20, S.-00 (Dining Carl. 950,
11:00 (Dining Car) a. m., 12:15. 3:15. 4:20, 6.40i
10:00, and 11:25 p. in. For Philadelphia only.
Fast Express. 7:30 a. m. week days. Express,
2:01 and 3:40 p. m. dally.
For Boston without change, 7:J0 A. Ml week-dayf
and 3:15 p. m. dally.
For Baltimore, 655, 7:05, 7:20, 7:50. 8:00, 9:00, 10:00,
10:30. 11:00, and 11:50 a. m., 12:15, 2tfl. 3.13,
3:40. (4.-C0 Limited), 4:20, 4:88, 5:40, 6:05, 6:40,7:10,
10.C0, 10SO. 11:15. and 11:35 p. ni. On Sunday,
7:03, 720. 8:00, S:0O, 9.05, 10:30, 11.-00 a. m. , 12.-:5,
1:15, 2.-01,8:13, 2:40. (4:C0 Limited). 4:20, 5:40,
6:03, 6:40. 7:10, 10:00. 10:40, and 11:33 p m.
For Pope's Creek line. 7:20 a. m. and 4S38 p. nt,
dally, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 7:20, 9:00, and 11:50 a. m.. aad 430
p. m. daily, except Sunday. Sundays, 9:03
a. ra. and 4:20 p. m,
Atlantic Coast Lino Express for Richmond, Jack
convllle. and Tampa. 4:30 a. m., 3:30 p. m.
dally. Richmond and Atlanta, 8:40 p. nj.
daily. Richmond only, 10:57 a. m. week
days.
Accommodation for Qu&ntico, 7:15 a. m. dally,
and 4:23 p. m. week days.
For Alexandria, 4:30, 6:35. 7:43, S:40, 9:13, 10-.57,
11.50, a. m., 1230, 1:40. 3:20, 425, 5:00. 5.37,
6:15, 8:02, 10:10, and 1L30 p. m. On Sundav
at 450, 7:13, 9:43 a. m. , 2:45, 6:15, 8:02, and lOUt
p. m.
Leavo Alexandria for Washington, 5:05, 6.43, 7.03.
8.00. 9:10, 10J3, 10.23 a. m., 10. 2:15. 3:00,
3:28,5.00,5:30,6:13.7.00, 7:20. 0:10, 10-.52. and
ll:0Sp. m. On Sunday at 6:43. 9:10, 10 28 a.m.,
2:15, 530, 7:00, 7:20. 9:10, and 10:52 p. m.
Ticket ofilces, northeast corner of Thirteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, and at the sta,
tion. Sixth and B streets, where orders can ba
left for the checking of baggage to destlnatlos
i from hotels and residences.
j. it ttUOU,
General Passen2er Aztat
S. M, PREYOST, General Manager.

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