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M. C. A. Shamrocks Win from St. John's and Carroll and Association Beat 2fl Regiment.

At the Y. C. A last night, a double- to ader played. The Shamrocks de- fe-dted the St. John's five by 21 to 12, and picked teams composed of players from the Carroll Institute, Second Regiment.

Corcoran Cadets, and the Y. M. C. A battled it out for first honors, the players representing the Carroll Institute and tbe M. C.

-winning by 29 to 23 Both games were played for the benefit of Billy Halght, who was hurt last January in a game at the National Ouanl armor t)urlng tho Intermission, a wrestling bout was put on. two of the home grapplers taking part In a slK nVimte tussle. After three and a half minutes, Conrad put the shoulders of his opponent, Welch, to the mat -with a scissors and an outside Nelson hold. Between the halves of the big game, Messrs. McLoughlan, Welch, Taylor, and Brunner gave an exhibition on the parallel bars and on the horse.

Line-up and summaries of game: Y. A. Positions. Second Regiment Crogan light forward HIca ColHQower left White McCIean center Schlower Hollander right Scrogglna, Bapp "Williams guard Cassassa, Clark Goals--Crogan (3), Colliflower (5). McClean Williams (3), Rice 3.

Hubbard, Schlosser (3). White 2) Clark (2) Time- of halves--Twenty mlnu tea Keferee--Mr Wefers. Shamrocks Positions St John's. Sullivan right forward Fma. left forward Holmes WilReason centerJ BachBchmld Repettl right guard Barry Harrla left guard Housler Goals--Fuse (6), Sullivan (2), Wllkenson (2), Barry Housler Free tosses--Robertson (3).

Itarrv (S) Sullivan. Fuse. Wllkenson Time of halves--Twenty minutes. Referee--Mr Loughlan. WITH THE BOWLERS.

SBNDAY-3CHOOL LEAGUE. Mt. Pleas. let. 21.

Sd. Bucll 109 174 809 148 137 188 Peirr 164 172 161 Mowry 212 162 in 117 156 HO 810 861 873 Totals 76! 738 7S9 DtSTRICT LBAOUB. Mar. H. 1st.

2d. So. I Pat Men. 1st. 2d.

3d. i I N. Cap. tut. Id.

Si. Myers 145 102 171 Ebert 183 129 171 F. Bielukl. 117 125 1C6 Rosen. ISO JUS 141 B.

Blelankl. 157 192 150 Bishop. 144 166 169 135 157 E. 146 147 165 De Yo. 175 178 1S1 C.

191 199 213 Totals 825 Waters 190 186 183 Potter 128 14S 181 Bum 187 186 202 179 151 187 136 ITS 190 P. 4 B. 1st. 2d. 3d.

Stelfel 77 Hugurly SO Loveless S8 Cole 84 S3 J7 91 77 72 92 SI 89 105 78 Totals BIO 879 949 COMMERCIAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE. 1st. 21. 3d. 92 C7 87 .78 94 75 Moore 84 76 73 100 99 88 102 73 61 Foundry.

1st M. 3d Brosel 125 ISO 132 107 127 120 Carey 131 184 145 198 149 146 Totals 412 438 427 Totals 456 415 41! 0. O. LEAODB. Actives.

llC. 23. 3d Holt 165 U3 127 Petd 128 US 186 147 161 125 141 160 171 183 153 137 Clark 161 126 169 744 744 680 Totals 722 733 778 WASHINGTON POST LEAGUE. Blues. 1st.

2d. 3d. Cardinals. 1st. 2d.

3d. 95 93 88 Behrle 83 S3 89 91 SO 95 Bradley 81 96 119 39 89 S3 i Nash 78 78 59 100 77 Bodlne 73 76 S7 Totals ..375 354 343 315 333 354 DISTRICT DUCKPJN LEAGUE. Belmonts. 1st. 2d.

3d. I Gr'town. 1st. MlltBaor Satim Moo Barr Roberts 00 83 114 Schmidt 84 99 97 98 111 93 103 83 92 Biker 113 89 86 irt 3d. 81 112 98 89 91 7S 93 81 88 81 118 96 120 SB 8b 488 465 4S2 Totals 464 503 454 PLATE PRINTERS' LEAGUE.

Chicago. 1st 2d. 3d. Boston. 1st.

3d. 3d. Davis 157 187 ISO Bowman 157 115 loi Schllz 97 102 95 Roland 196 127 1S4 Batch 128 156 142 I 147 151 133 Spencer. 136 141 156 Bvron 125 94 92 152 135 132 Lareiflar 166 13f 153 'Totals 670 121 705 791 629 537 DOUGLASS BACK AT ANNAPOLIS. HOLD FINAL MATCH.

Battalion Marksmen Make High Scores at National Guard Gallery. At the National Guard rifle gallery last night tho final company match on the 500-yard range was hold. The scc- on3 division team succeeded Jn making the best score of the team's representing the Xaval Battalion, making a total of 22S. The next highest team was that of the fourth division, making a total of 213 The first team was the third highest, with a score of 210. Owing to the great amount of rivalry which has existed between the teams In the Naval Battalion, the competition last night was throughout.

Kacti man shot fifty times. The firing was in two sections of five each, on the regular time target and service rifle The Individual score of the winning team follows: C. S. Boswell. 48: J.

Kretler, 45: P. A. Walch. 48; N. Y.

Heinold. 39; J. A. Collier, 45. STATESMEN JOIN RIFLES.

Root and Taft Encourage Marksmanship Among Nation's Shooters. New York, Mar. president of the National Rifle Association of America has received letters of acceptance in response to Invitation by him to Mr. Root and Mr. Tart to become life members at the association.

The object of the association is "to courase marksmanship throughout the Vnited States, particularly In the direction of qualifying as finished marksmen those Individuals who may be called upon to serve in time of war; to encourage competition In marksmanship between teams and individuals; to encourage legislation for the establishment and maintenance of ranstcs; to secure the Issue of military rifles and ammunition to those practicing thereat; and to create a public sentiment In respect to the necessity of rifle practice a means of national defense." FOBMER- CHAMPIONS MEET. Crane ani Sands in Finals for Court Tennis Laurels. Boston, Mar, 39--Having won the'r matches In to-day's play, two former champions, Joshua Crane, of this city, Charles E. Sands, of New York, will meet Thursday In the finals of the national court championship tournament The winner Thursday will play Jav Gould, the present title holder In th'e challense majch on Saturday. Both of to-day's matcnes were In gtraig-ht sets.

Sands defeatlne Peirre Lorillora, of New York, 6-0. 6-4, 6-2, wiile Crane put out Foxhall P. Keene of New fork, by the score of 6-3, 6-0, 6-3. JABS AND COUNTERS. Langford.

Boston's colored -welter-trolRht, been matched flgbt Tiger Smith, the English In London on -April 23, for a vurse Mid bet ot Sl.OOO. Smith was recently Hopped tn a round by Guaner MOlr. so he Inould easy for ttmntr Bam sayi that he will knock Phlladol- pblm Jack O'Brien out Inside or ton rounds when meet (or a 80,000 carat, Los AngaTes In HacKenKhmldt, tho Rnsslan lion, nas Avetdtd. not to corns here to wrestlo Prant Gotch, giving a an accuse that he neVda a rest. Operation on Football Captain's Leg Was Successful.

Special to The 'Washington Port, Annapolis, Mar. H. Douglass, captain of the Naval Academy football team for next season. Iras returned from Johns Hopkins feospital, Baltimore, where an operation of skin graft- Ing was performed upon his leg about ix weeks ago. The operation appears to have been successful.

Douglass broke over two ycais ago, and the splints were set In such a manner as to compress portions ot the tissues, and the wound has always jiven him trouble. Douglass is a strong pitcher, and it is hoped that he will come out lor the nine this spring. TRIAL GALLOPS AT BENNING. Yesterday was schooling day at Bennlng, and, although- a driving ram swept the course during the morning hours and kept many of the jumpers out of the Held, there was a good sized representation of the steeplechase contingent sent over the fences. T.

S. Martin went a turn and a half of the fleld without a blunder, takiu.j the jumps cleverly. He is a good horse through the field and will be a hard one to beat In any company. Judge White, a green one at-the jumping game, showed promise, and another new one at steeple- chasing, Hyperion, went head and head with Bound Brook for a mile, when he unseated his rider. Hyperion jumped well and will probably make good at the cross country sport.

Pioneer was sent two turns of the field with a green h.unter and easily of the hunter when he got ready. Souvlgi- ny, who disappointed many last fall, showed much improvement over his last year's efforts, going at a rattling pace for two miles. He was accompanied by Northvllle, "Billy" Garth's promising jumper of last year, who also showed decided improvement over his fall form when he appeared to be sour and repeatedly refused his fences. Gus Strauss went a turn and a half of the fleld, going well within himself and taking the jumps without a 'blunder. James Boden arrived from California with a carload of horses including Ormonde's Right and Niblick, both of which look well.

The rain began early in the morning, Ibut it did not Interfere with the work on the flat. Some smart moves were made considering the heavy condition of the going. WOHKMAID Trent tbree-quarte In 1.19 and finished out the seen furlongs In l-SS, going easily. TICKLE galloped three-quarters In 1 23. OHPHAN LAD -worked three-quarters In 1:22 and the seven-eighths in 1:37.

GRAZIALLO went furlongs In 1:33. HOLSCHEH, a mile In 1'BSVi. BELDEMO, three-quarters In 1 24. DCLPHIE, three-quarters In 123 VJEKN'ESS. threa-quartera In 1 224.

LADY VERA. three-quarters In 1 22 easily. TOWN TOPICS, bait In 0 32J4. ROSE: OF DAWN. thr3e-quarters in 1.23 easily.

LUCY STRONG, five furlongs In 1 09. DRONE, nre-clghtha tn 1:09 YELLOW BUCK, a mile in 1:57. DAIHY MAID, asven furlongs In 1 35 LADY MORHOW. neien furlongs In 1'3B. Silt "WILFRID, three-quarters In 1-20.

CAMPAIGNER, three-quarters In 1 St. JACK McKEON. three-quarters In 1'24. OLD GUARD, three-quitters tn 1 ZSH. ANNA SMITH, three-quarters In 1 LALLY, three-quarters In BETSY B1NFOKD.

three-quarters In JACK LEE. three-quarters In 1:24 MILLSTONE, foe furlongs In 1:09 WABASH QUEEN, three furlonga In 0-44. MARKSMAN, three-quarters In TOSCAN, three-quarters fn 1:29. DISASTER, three-quarters In 1 23H WORKMAN, three-quarters la 1-23. AMANDA a mile In 1 57.

TVILLETTE, seven furloigs In 1-40 OUR ETHEL, three-quarters In 1 26. SUPERSTITION, a half in 0 55 GODFATHER, a half In 0 55. GRUMBLING SOPH, a half in SILVERTONE, a half In 0.57. GOLDSIFTER. three furlongs In 0 43 Monacador, seven furlongs In 1 43 BLKMBER.

a half In 0 56 FALSE GARTER, a half In 0 56 O. a half in 0 56. W1NCHF.STEB, three-quarters In 1:23. LACKEY, three-quarters In 1:23 BOWLING -BRIDGE, three-quarters in 1-2J STANNIX. live furlowrs in 1.10.

GUNSTON, a mile In 1'5G. TRACK AND PADDOCK GOSSIP. The cutting out of racing In Arkansas, Tennessee, and other Stares has caused a boom for the turf In Texas, Khere Important meetings will he held In Dallas, San Antonio, and Houston. Ceorffe tValker. (he American trainer, who saddled the winner of the German Derby last -year, wj-ltcs from the other side that Edward entered a horse In a hurdle race ta be ran on yie of the French tracks this year, the ftret time tint British has patronized the sport In that ccuntrj.

James Keene has decided to mate hlfi great brood marc Bonlne Gal to the Imported aullion Hock Sand, for whom Auguit Sclmont paid $125,000 last Tear sen Ice to tho Rock Sand coats 11.500. but Mr. Kcene will no! be compelled to pay a as last season at tbe Blui, Grass fair, held at Lexington, a son of Ben Brush, owned by Mr. Keene. won the sweepstakes for thoroughbred wexnlinga, the prize being the aeascn to Rock Sand.

Four Heavily Favorites Ridden by Nicol Beaten by Long Shots--Judge Post Rons Well foi Three Furlongs and Then Quits--Southern Cross Beats Gold Proof--Cin Other Tracks. Special to The Washington Post. New Orleans, Mar. players were all at sea at the Faij Grounds today, as six of the seven choices failed 'o land the money. One of the heaviest blows that has been handed the public tills season came through the various horses ridden by Jockey Nlcol, who handled four heavily-backed choices and failed to land one of them.

Halbard, 100 to 1, won the feature event, a mile puise affair. Fantastic was the favorite. Fantastic was quickest away, and cutting- out a fast pace, was unable to stand off the ruah of Halbard. who closed strongly, and beat Gargantua, a companion of Fantastic, a neck. Judge Post quit, after making the running for three furlonga.

Southern Cross won the six furlong purse affair, heating Gold Proof, the odds-on favorite, in easy style. Bertmont won the second race. Parisian Model, 8-to- 6 favorite, was the only winning favorite of the day. She won galloping, with two lengths to spare. Lucy Crawford had all the speed in the mile and one-quarter selling affair, and won from start to finish.

Don't Ask Me went to the 'post a 6-to-5 favorite, but trailed the fleld until the stretch, where she closed some ground, and finished a poor fourth. Sincerity Bell and Henry the' outsiders, proved winners over favorites. The former had a neck to spare from Auditor, with Nicol up, while the latter beat Cull a head. Summaries: FIRST HACE--Pour furlongs. Parisian Model, 110 (Hogg), to 5, -won; Donna 109 (Mountain), 8 to second: Drop SI Itch.

107 CTroxler), 20 to 1, third Time, 0:48 1-5. Finesse, Balolee, Cora Dusant, Embay. Slapbang, My Love, Mammy Dink, and Hazel M. also rah. Mammy Dink, and Hazel toupled.

SECOND RACE-SIx furlongs. Bertmont. 104 (Pickett), 11 to 2, won: No Quarter, 97 (Bllacl, 12 to 1, second; Duchess of Montebello, 97 (Williams)), 16 to 1, third Time, 1-14 2-5. Moccasin, Dlnemock, Odd Trick, Bosserlan, De Oro, Pazton. Dry Dollar, and Little George alto ran.

THIRD RACE--Mile and'seventy yards. Sincerity Belle, 95 (Pickett), 12 to won. Auditor, 108 (Nicol), to 5, second: King Ellsworth. 109 (Mountain). 20 to 1, third Time, 1:45 Rather Royal, Delmore, Belllndlan, Note, and Grand Duchess also fan.

FOURTH RAGE--Mile. Halbard, 97 (Garner), 100 to 1. won, Gargantua, 100 (Hogg), 9 to 1, Kecond, Fantastic, 105 (R. Lowe), 9 to 1, thhd Time, 1 40 4-6. Rappahannock, Judge Post, Jack O'Malley also ran.

Gargantua and Fantastic coupled. FIFTH RACE--Mile and a qnarter; selling. Lacy Crawford, 112 (L. Jones), 6 to 1, won; Horse Radish, 107 (Hogg), 20 to 1, second: Glencare, 105 (A Martin). 20 to 1, third.

Time. 2:07 4-5 Handbag, King of the Valley, Don't Ask Me, May Mtniftter. Etta Happy Chap. Cashier, Potheon, Joe Levy. Amberjack, and Mae Lynch also ran.

SIXTH HACE--Six furlongs. Soutbern Cross, 113 (Mountain), to 2, won Donna Elvira, 89 (A Martin), 60 to 1, aecond: Gold Proof. 109 (Xlcol), 7 to 10, third. Time, 1 13. Spider Web, and Goldsmith also ran.

SEVENTH. RACE--Mile and seventy yards: sell- Ing Henry 102 IL Smith), 40 to 1. non; Cull, (Gaugel). 3 to 2, second: Merry Belle. 95 (Lowe).

12 to 1. third. Time, 1-45 1-5. La Cache, Johr. MrBrrde, Hocus Pocufl.

Posing, Flavlgny, Stella Etchberg, and Green Crest also ran. BEATEN BY A NOSE. Fourth race--Rosebud Stakes; two-year-olds; flve furlongs. Coincident no Lady Caroline II ....110 Geneva no Bluo Leo 118 Fifth race--Purse; oni Grlswell BO Reside 93 Yankee Girl 93 Sir Toddlngton 98 Donna at 100 to 1, Barely Loses to Jack Kercfaeval. San Francisco, Mar.

favorites fared on the muddy track at Oakland to-day and there were several surprises. Jack Kercheval, a 13-to-I shot, beat Mala, a 100-to-l shot, by a nose in the second race, while Lazelle, another outsider finished In front of Confessor, favorite for the third race. Summaries. FIRST RACE--Fottr furlongs TVllmore, 112 (Drown), 2 to 1, won Katie Rains, 109 (Fischer), 9 to 1. second.

Jeremiah, 109 (Scovllle), 6 to 1, third. Time, 0 2-5 Jockey Mounce, Evelyn G-, Braggart, and Charry also ran. SECOND RACE--Six furlongs Jack Korcheval, 107 (McBrlde), 13 tc won; Ma4a, 9p (R. Davis), 100 to 1, second. Dr.

Sherman. 109 (A. Wright), 15 to 1, third. Time, 1 18 1-5. Reprobate, Lord Nelson, Meada, Little Minister, and Bogo- hama also ran.

THIRD RACE--Selling, mile nnd twenty yards. Lazelle, 105 (Nutting), 8 to 1, won. Confessor, 113 (Koerner), 11 to 10, second; Efluardo, 110 (Enrol), 13 to 5, third. Time, 1-482-6. Lone Wolf, Follow Me, Henry Luhrmann, PendergaBt, Orchan, Sheen and Greenore also ran.

FOURTH RACE--Selling; nrfle and a sixteenth. Watchful, 07 (Ljnoh), 11 to 5, won; Miss May Bowdtoh, D6 (Gallndo), 50 to 1. second. Black Prince, 106 (Borel). 10 to I.

third Time 1.53 Briers, Vincentlo, Clocho d'Or, W. B. Gates, and Invader also ran. FIFTH RACE--Selling; five and one-half furlongs Boloman, 96 (Jarrett), 6 to 1, won; Mysty'a Pride. 103 (E.

Lynrin) 16 to 5, second; St. Francis, 115 (Gross), 3 to 2, third Time. Gateway, Nlgrelte, Warte Klcht. and Rush also ran. SIXTH RACE--Five anfl one-half furtonps Bryan, 107 (Fischer), 6 to 1, won.

Pontotoc, 107 (Scovllle). 9 to 1, second- Nonle Lucille, 113 (Lycurgus). 8 to 5, third. Time, 1-102-5. Neptunus, Escaftada.

Lord of the The Sultan, Zend- nlan, and Annie Kelly also ran. PKESTON 03ff THREE WINNERS. Jockey Had to Use Whip and Spur to Land Chimney Sweep in Front. Los Angeles, Mar. using heel and 11 hip, Jockey Preston managed to land Chfmney Sweep in front in the fourth race at Ascot to-day.

Preston piloted three -winners. A light rain fell, but the track was in good condition. Summaries: FIRST RACE--Five and one-half larlongs, Belling. Willle Gregg. 107 (Preston), 2 to wan; Masketo, 107 (Akers).

30 to 1, second. John 107 (Ross). 7 tn 1, third Time, 1 09. Dan Collins, Merry Spurt, Elfaernado, LHtle Gregg, MeUr, Parting Jennie, and Aprlljs Pride also ran. SECOND RACE--Four furlongs; selling.

Snager- lator, 110 (Preston), 7 to 5, won; Connie 107 (BruBBell), 13 to 1. Barney OldBeld, 110 (Boland). 5 to 1, third. Time, 0:49. Sunward ard Hancv Clark also ran.

THIRD RACE--One mile; selling. Gilpto. 303 (BolaniJ), even, won; Gwrge E. Milner, 103 tKiinz), 5 to 2, second; Crolx Or, 100 (Ross), 5 to 1, third. Time, 1-41 Woodthorpe and Madden also FOURTH RACE--One handicap Chimney Sweep, DO (Preston), 5 to 2.

Sir Edward, 112 (BuJJman), 4 to 5, second; Ampeflo, 303 (Grand), 7 to 1. third. Time, 1:41 Maxnaracello also ran. FIFTH RACE--One and one-sixteenth miles. Viona.

105 (Roes), 2 to 1. TVOO; Netting. 105 (Kunz). 7 to 5, second, Parvo, 105 (Preston), 8 to 1, third. Time 1:51.

Allopath, Libia, Ljdla Wrouseman, and Pbys also ran. SIXTH RACE--Five lurlongB. Katy Crow, 105 3 to won; fiaralo, 107 (Smith), 2 to 1, second. Comas, 107 (Akers), 5 to 1. third.

Time, 1 0214. Magnlflco, CentaiJo, Bellace, Spartan, Paul Mike Jordan. Welker, Vlncedor, Martin Beck, and Perdition also ran. AUTUMN FLOWEK SUBPRISES. Lands Feature from Ben Strong in a Stretch-Drive.

Hot Springs, Mar. surprise of the card at Oaklawn to-day was ihe defeat of Ben Strong, the 2 to favorite, in the five-furkrag purse, the feature event. He led until the stretch, when Autumn Flower caught him. "Weather clear; track fast. Summaries: FIRST RACE--Selling, four lurlongs Hollow.

109 (D Austin), even, won, Rlstle, 1QS CD. Rlley), 9 to 5, second, Waterlock, 95 (Martin), 7 to 1, third 0 48 3-5 Invisible, Florence. Onda, Lady Hapsburg. Katherlue Murphy also ran. SECOND RACE--Four furlongs.

Great Pirate. 113 a to 2, won. Haety, 106 (Aubuchon), irto 5, second. Aunt Hale. 10S (Cllne).

6 to third. Time, 0 HS 3-5. No Engine. Albert Star, Shirley Rossmore, Rough House, and Lady Ermy also ran. THIRD RACE--Five and ono-Jiaff farloags Bed- rlca, 100 (Foley), 7 to 1.

won; Dulsnru, 100 Swain), 13 to 5, second. Theodoala, 100 (Moreland), 5 to 2, third Time, 1'09 2-5 Allno Cummlnga, Miss Ceaarlca, Elota, Sally Harden, Starglow, Tissa, anfl Buskton also ta.it FOURTH RACE--Five furfonga Autumn Flower. 104 Swafa), 7 to 1, won; Hen Strong, 109 (D. Rlley), 2 to 5, second' Don Hamilton. 117 (Foley) 10 to 1, third.

Time, 1 01 1-5 Dr. Frank, Taoager, and Red Gauntlet also ran FIFTH RACE--Mile and seventy yards. Incubator, 300 (Dearborn). 2 to 1, won; Lota White, 100 (Swain), 20 to 1, second. The Belle of Brighton.

84 3 to 1. third Time, 1:47. TVool Soap, Will Sylvester, Aggie Lewis. Check Morgan, Athena. Charles Falkland also ran.

SIXTH RACE--Mile and seventy yards. Anna Buskin, 84 (Sklrrcn). 6 to 1. won; King Wllda. 107 (D.

Austin). 6 to 5, second, Frank Lubbock. 100 (P. Bailey), 12 to 1. third.

Time. T. Q. Powell. Little Rose, Cadillac, Mrs.

Anne, Imboden, And Odd Ella also ran. SHOULD SUIT WEIL TO-BAY. Hot Springs. Flarney, Meadow Green, Bftlla. Doctor Leo Huffman, Demo, Woolstortle.

Birmingham, Mariiribo, Sidney F. BaecBer, Docile; Jack Lory. Hawkmon, King Leopold, Cliancellor J. P. Mayoerry, Adeuao.

AUttla. Oakland. Orena, Albfa. Adena. Doctor Scharff, Hersala, Pe ham.

Baker, Isabellta. Catfacbon. Andrew Mack, Bedford, Colonel Jcssup Kokomo, Woods anfl Dales, Sirix Barber. Bryan, Corn Blossom, Pontoioc. Ascot.

Tools, Banlada, Belciuunber. Sam Craig. Fyrrho, Belasco. Lizzie Albertitic. Black Eyes, Neatness.

Foncasta, Moltur, Chancellor H'alworth. Elancer, Red Carter, Bine Bott Gold Ledgs, San Alvordp, Long Nick. Fair Grounds. Bitter Sir, Antoine, CaraaCo. Glamour, ftefined, Columbia Girl.

Knelt, Colloquy, Charlie Eastumn. Notasufca, Zlephen, Schrelber entry. Sir Tocldlngton, Yankee Girl, Donna. Bitter Miss, Royal River, Prince Ahmed. Lemon Quugga, Bitter Bitnrn.

TO-DAY'S RACING $NTRIES. Fair Grounds. First race--Purse; half mile. two-year-aid maidens; one- Vgt ....105 Horse. Carasbo Antoine "labado 108 Count Relnterd 108 Bitter Sir ....110 Headline 1)0 Second race--Selling; six and one-half furlongs.

Malta Gold Circle 86 Heflned 62 Splon 94 Clamor ft7 Lochgoll 99 Foxmead loo Third race--Handicap; Bnby T. 85 Arby Van SB Dargln 98 Meadow Breeze 100 Horse. Caucus 120 Jimmy Ill Hamlet 112 Orlando I Ham rut Tony Wamser 115 Akbar Rusk 103 Consideration 104 Aabel! Belle Strorae 109 Columbia Girl 109 five furlonga. Rusk 102 Krontenae 102 Colloquy 108 Charlla Eastman 11 Zlepnen US Notaanlga 123 M. Fry .129 mile and twenty yards.

Oberon ..102 Ternus 105 Prince ot Colna 105 Droraio 110 Sixth race--Purse; six Royal Hlver 95 Sylvca Brown 95 Sister Polly 95 Charles I. Lee 100 Seventh race--Selling; Jatles. Quagga 31 Miss Parker 91 Doubt Amra Delo Strome furlongs. Prince Ahmed 100 Bitter Miss 100 Prince Rover 101) Royal Breeze 110 ono and one-sixteenth Solly 100 Bitter Brown 103 Lemon GIr 108 Kvle Green 112 James Rcddlck 12) Oakland. -Four and one-half furlongs.

Wgt. Horse. First raci Horse. .331 Oarena Love.of Gold Ill Adena Albla 107 Second race--Selling; me furlongs. Dr.

Scharff 120 Wartimes Wgt, i idr .107 Emma Hoabold Black Sam Jack Kercheval Bonnelt ve and one-half fi LitUe Mirthful Briers Isabellta one nllle and 118 .....118 116 114 irlongs. 103 101 96 twenty Supreme Cou'rt Earl RiOgers Silver Skin Ha 135 107 107 ......107 105 Dr. Sherman 120 Pelham 120 Homeric 120 Persian 118 Zlnda 118 Third race--Selling, Yellow Stone 112 Baker 108 Cadlchon 105 Fourth race--Handicap; yards. Collector Jessup .....111 Andrew Mack 109 Bedford 105 Fifth race--Five furlongs. Woolsandals 110 Yank Plausible 107 Benlvant Kokomo 107 Plmkln Sam Barber 107 Maltuji Sixth race--Six furlongs.

Bryan .100 Beechwood Yada 95 Pontotoc vz Cornblossom 95 I Tarp 90 Kontood Ohio 93 I Ascot. First race--Selling; six furlongs. Horse. Wgt. Horse.

Wgt. 1 Chief O'Haiter 110 Taos- 107 Elmdale 110 'Belchamber 107 St. Albans 107 Second race--Selling, miles. Belasco 110 Moor J.107 Fyrrao 107 Golden Light lAffl Rostof 107 Satin Coal 107 Faster Card 107 3am Craig 105 Spartan 107 Presentiment 100 The Poet 10? Third race--Selling; flve furlongs. Belle of Keatness ,...102 Banlada 105 Gambol ,.102 one and one-sixteenth Suavita 102 Parting Jennie 102 Lillian Ayres 102 Black Erea 102 XilzKle Albertlne 102 Fourth race--Selling; one mile.

Ding Dong II 110 Belvoir 110 Montebank 101 Silicate ,..102 Lender Crest 102 Manora 102 Lady King Rain Cloud ...102 107 Joynor Mohur -Irish Mall Foncasta 107 Extranell Chancellor Walworth 105 Fifth race--Futurity course. IDlancer 110 Remember ..105 97 87 Lady Kittle 110 Garter 103 Kamsack Otto Price 100 Sixth race--Purse; ftvo and one-half furlongs. Blue Bottle 97 S5 95 Virginia Lorraine Illusion San Alvarado 110 Shasta Max 110 Playlet 110 Long Nick 107 Audubon 107 Ed. Tracy 107 Palatal! 107 Gold Ledge 107 Straightaway 107 Heimoslllo 107 Slnaloa II, Joan of Arc Miss Hlmyar 'Kitty McCarthy Colorado Girl ior. ....103 105 ....105 105 Hot Springs.

First race--Three and one-half furlongs; ens. selling. Horse. "Wgt. I Horse.

Lady Elkhorn 100 I Astoria Belle Ldota KattierlDG 100 Soiree jjalla 100 Flown Sis Lewis 100 ChillIta Meadow Green ...104 Plarney race--Six furlongs; soiling. Taunt 95 1 Glendoveer Demo 97 i Woolatartle Moonvlno 37 I Jim Simpson Mariposa 100 Flip Moonlight i Dr. Lee Huffman Third race--Six furlongs; selling. maid- Wgt. 105 CaptAln Neroth 101 Marlmbo Billy Patterson 101 Hamllcar Birmingham 102 Huollana Proteus 102 Sidney Black Pat 105 Black Art T.

Jo 106 Gay Boy Simon Kent 106 Potter Bcnebrake 105) Fourth race--One and one-sleenth miles. Docile 10CI I Jack Lory Cursus 102 Beecher Fifth race--Seven furlongs. ....109, ....109 ,...104 ....105 ...107 ....108 ....111 ,...107 ....107 107 .107 ,...109 .,..114 114 ....102 ,...105 Hcwkama 8S Request Chancellor 00 Miss Affable King Leopold 93 Savable Sixth race--One mile and seventy yards; 97 I Princess Orna Adesco 100 Shenandoau Attilla 102 J. P. Mayberry Matador ,105 97 101 Belling 105 107 107 WANTS RACE BILLS PASSED.

Jerome Calls Attention to Loopholes in Percy-Gray Law. New York, Mar. Attorney Jerome to-day sent a letter to Senator George B. Agnew to be read before the committee on codes of the legislature in Albany to-morrow. In it Mr.

Jerome regrets Ms Inability to be present at the hearings upon the bills designed to prevent gambling upon the race tracks of the, State, and sets forth his position regarding these measures. He declares that the so-called Percy-Gray law and the present form of section -461 of penal code do not represent an honest effort to carry Into effect the. provision of the State constitution concerning gambling. He adds: "The bills you have introduced embody an honest effort to carry put this provision of the constitution, and would, I believe, if enacted into law, be effective to this end. If nothing else is done, at least section 351 of the penal code should be so amended as to make violation a misdemeanor.

This would give a district attorney a chance to get some violators into jail for at least a short time. Finos are only an indirect system of license, and the present minimum Imprisonment of one year in a State prison, the offense being a felony, is so severe a punishment that courts inflict Imprisonment, and public opinion would not support them in giving a mere card hanger in a pool room a sentence of one year In a State prison." Spring Raincoats, $15 to Miserable weather yesterday, Wasn't it? And just such days are we likely to have in goodly numbers 'twixt now and May. Which means Raincoats. A heavy winter overcoat is burdensome and does not shed the water. A Raincoat, medium iti weight, is what yotf Ours are made of guaranteed waterproof fabrics, in medium patterns; neat checks and stripes; -also swagger plaids and plain blues, grays, and black, fhey are tailored as carefully and expertly as our Spring Overcoats or Suits.

For this reason they may be worn gracefully when the weather is clear and brighter as when Neptune reigns supreme. Pa. Ave. and Ninth St BOWLING OFFICERS NAMED Edward Meyers, of This City, -Nominated for Vice President Hew Executive Will Be Authorized to Take Action Against Conflicts in Bowling Dates. St.

Louis, Mar. contest for the next annual tournament 'of the American Bowling Congress has narrowed down to St. Paul and Cincinnati. There is Intense rivalry between the delegations from those cities. Cincinnati is supporting August (Garry) Hermann, that city, for the next president of the national congress.

St. Paul is supporting President B. H. Bryson, of Indianapolis, lor're-election. Indianapolis Is supporting St.

Paul for the next annual tournament. The election of officers and selection, of the next meeting place will take' place'Thursday. The executive commit- tee will make its report at the opening session to-morrow. The executive committee to-day formulated a resolution that the next president be empowered to appoint a committee of three to consult I with similar committees representing the National Bowling Association, the Western Bowling Congress, and the Canadian Bowling Congress, for the purpose of effecting arrangements that will avoid conflicting dates 'for annual tournaments. Following is the list of nominations proposed by the executive committee: For president--August Hermann, Cincinnati- ft Bryaon, Indianapolis FJr vice Meyers, Washington.

For second vice president--A. Hahn. Pittstmrg, Pa For third vice president--P. W. Boi Paul.

at. For secretary--Charles Wilson, Chicago; Abe langtry, Milwaukee, G. H. Rauterberg, St 13. J.

Sweeney, St. Louis, E. D. Pfelffer! Chicago For treasurer--F. Pasdelop, Chicago.

For members ol the executive committee--Col J. H. Haager. Loulsvlllo, M. A.

PulUlps, St. Louis: Percy G. Hills, Cleveland, George Metzger. Pittsburg, William Fette, Wheeling; Charles F. Moll, Milwaukee, Charles Nichols, Kansas City; Samuel Karpf, Payton, Ohio; L.

G. Buddenbaum, 'indian- apous The flve highest scores made by the first flight of two-man teams resulted: A H. Yost and Schentz. St. Paul, 1.121; KiehofT and Harris, Cincinnati, Sandblom and H.

A. Spangerberg, 3t Paul, Strothfang ana F. Owlnner, Cincinnati, L101, Koster and Koster, Erie, Pa 1,070 The five highest scores by the. second flight two-man teams resulted: A. Daikcr and Morgenon, Cincinnati, V.

Ricbter and Worley, Anderson, 1,036, Mummert and O. Hoffman, Quincy, III 1,036, W. Gibson and Charles Schatl, cinclnnal, 1,034, F. Hawkens and L. "Wolfe, Quincy, 111, 1,024.

The flve highest scores made by the third flight of two-man teams resulted: Kulile and G. Cincinnati, 1,098. A. Blrn- baum and Wetterman, Toledo, Ohio, .1,090, L. W.

Kruse and N. Zimmerman, Toledo Ohio, 1.067; John Pflenger, and Jack Pflenger. Cincinnati, W. Schllllnger and L. Reimcr, Toleflo, Ohio, 1,007.

Following are the flve highest scores in the final flight of twelve two-man teams: The individual contests developed no remarkable scores. Following -are the ten "highest scores: Torchlrrott and C. Faulnabor, Toledo, A. Stehno and C. Chicago, Thren and Dudwlg, Toledo.

1.113; J. Longo and Cincinnati, F. Grupanhon ami H. W. BOBB, Cincinnati, 1.074.

G. Nlthoff. Cincinnati, 60s, H. A. Spangenberg, St.

Paul, 6C3. Gadker, Dayton, 688; E. LoeBsr, Cincinnati, 580, K. Koater, Brie, 563 Baikcr, Erie, Pa 662; H. StaWbrodt, Erie.

Fa, 561; L. Gones, Anderson E5S- W. Cordon, Anderson, 559, Tom Riermelr, Chicago, 654. Roberts in Lead. Roberts, by 'railing up -the excellent score of 148.

jumped into the lead in the duckuinj now In progress on alleys. Those who have qualified follow: Roberto, 129; Elker, 125, Lanahan, 113; Crom- 125. Adams, 112, Symanoakle, 109, "Newman, 109. Collier. 109; Deardoff, 108, Caldwell.

107; C. Brown, 107; Forrester, 103; Stearns, 104; B. Poston, 103; Webster, 103; o'Connell, 103, Vaughn 101; Keane, 100, Molyneamc, 100; Adler, 99. Palace Tourney. Waters and Biker continue to lead the two-man ducltpia tourney on the Palace alleys.

The four highest roan follow: Waters and Elker, 682; Warren and Rodrick, 665, Wcckerly and Marshall, 665; Rodrick and Elker, 658. Atlanta, Macon, 8. Special to Tho Post. Atlanta, Mar. Atlanta Southern League Club daleatefl the Macon Club, of the South Atlantic League, here to-day, 9 to 8.

Job for Archie Hahn. Milwaukee, Mar. Hahu, an ex-college champion, has been engaged to coach Pacific University track team Forrest Grove, Oreg. He joins team April ATHLETICS OT THE CAPITAL. One hundred Free Trips to the James 1 tcvTM Exposition and Cash Prizes.

Contest begins in next Sunday's Post The Army and Navy School had Its first baseball practice of the season Monday. About -twenty candidates reported. The Wbeaton baseball team of Montgomery County nad Its first practice of the Sunday. Capt. Charley Kins predicts great things Ms crowd gets In condition Central High School will about -twenty track athletes to the Jacob Tooie Institute meet at Port Peposit, aid.

Bill Foley is giving his special attention, and lias high of carrying off top honors It was announced yesterday that "Cy" McDonald, the first sacker of Central High School, play -first bass with the St. Vincent team, of the Uarouette before tb.season opens at Winchester, when "Cy" -will'probably be seen at the Initial tag tor the Virginia outfit. Tho Army and Navy Preparatory School will be represented In -the otttdoar meet at Jacrb Tome In- Finch, the crack quarter mller the relay team, has up the track lor the season, and -will devote his spare time to baseball. With Sylvester still on the "sick list, and Finch off the Wafers' craw Is considerably weakened. The incessant rain which Zel the greater part of yesterday caiuwd a general shout of disapproval from tbe baseball teams.

It being Impassible for i the boys to work owing to the slippery condition of the Held. Georgetown's 'varvity har- I rowed and rolled Uonday, and it -will now be lio. I possible -tor the team -to make use of it for some time, even if "Old Sol" does make his appearance to-day. practically all of the local track athletes, with the possible exception xif Central High School and the Army and Nftvy Preps have. lut Kway their running togs With tbe approach of spring, -the boys will resume training far the outdoor high school games.

Central has always carflerl off the greater part ot the honors in these Interscbolastb duels, but Business and Technical have an nn- tisutHy- strong combination this I year. and it would not be at all surprising If one of thes? 1 wrested the honors from their old CLASSY CULTS OFTEI FAlC A $500 Runner Frequently Races Off witn Prize Juvenile Stafce. Sable, by Nice Youngster, and May Repeat Feats of Hamburg's Rival. Special to The Washington Post. New York, Mar.

Llttlefleld, the veteran trainer, who handles the that will race In the colors ot J. B. Haggin this year, lias a two-year-old fllly in his charge, the career of which will tie watched wltn considerable Interest by all horsemen. This IB a bay miss named Russian Sable, by Order--Victorlne. A JEew years back, wlren the mighty Hamburg was at his best, a colt bred on exactly tho same lines as this fllly was greatest rival.

Ornament was the colt, and not a few horsemen believe that when James Kowe, who handled him as a four-year- old, suggested a match race between Ornament and Hamburg, the latter's trainer, William Lakeland, vetoed the proposition because he felt doubtful about the outcome. said he wanted the "two horses to meet In some stake for ioth were eligible, but the of supremacy was never adequately answered. Because she Is a full sistei of Ornament, the namB of Russian gable appears likely to figure In some big races in the next few years. She Is not of the same color- as Ornament, nor is her conformation equal to his, but she Is a fine, upstanding Blly that should make a race mare when she fills out. In her yearline trial last fall Russian Sable turned off a quarter mile In 241-4 seconds without Tjeine pressed, and hec way of going was reminiscent ol Ornament when he was a youngster.

She has wintered well, and Is -well engagedi In stakes to be run during tbe coming season. Another young filly in the Llttlefleld stnng from which good races Are expected is Bleachers, a daughter of Klnley Mack and Gargo. Bleachers Is bred to run fast and far. Klnley Mack was one of the greatest racers of his time, and Gargo. an imported mare, performed with credit in the Hearst colors some years bacK.

Bleachers is a handsome black auia built -on racy lines that seem to spell success when she is considered ready to wear silks. At this time of the year, with no public performances ana very little training work on which to base an opinion, the probable merits of the coming season's two-year-olds can be estimated only from their breeding lines and their appearance. If all relatives of great horses could be depended upon to develop Into great racers, the sport would be simpllfled Immeasurably, for "it would be only necessary to secure the well-bred ones in order to insure the winning of purses and stakes. Lfke all other features of, the racing game, however, buying of yearlings Is a'gamble. Mot Infrequently the J500 runner gallops oft with the juvenile -stake that In the order of things jseemed a certainty for the $10,000 beauty for whose possession half a dozen millionaires may have been bidders at the yearling sale.

One of the worst disappointments ever raced In America was Frankfort, a full brother to the famous Hamburg, the greatest racer of his day, and one of the greatest sires in the country at the present time. Frankfort was considered an extremely valuable yearling, and expected to repeat some of the triumphs of his famous brother, but he retired in disgrace as -a, five-year-old a selling plater of the lowest class. He Is proving, however, something of I a success as a sire In the ownership 'of John Madden. This is one case out of a great number that might be cited. 1 TALES TRAIHISTG CAMPS.

0e 8.000-mile- trip to CaMorala and back by the New York Nationals L' Sf ve a part al Tnn team Sat TMot oab- DiB gate recaipts by the postponement of two games in San Franclnco on account of rain, but also three ot training caused br the lone ride to and Iro op (he cars. Three daya more -win 'Smt in the Tiae trom Los Angele? 2 Ian where McGraw's men must stack no against tha well-trained St. Lm.ls BrowST Xafoie lias announced that when ha gets j.JayJ nff wm where he can spend tire -rest uf Ms days In ibso- lute Mute. The great player says be publicity and excitement, and Is Sixiously awaiting the time -when ha can gather enoagh money to carry out MB plans. An ambitious noohester hookraater has already made his card for the coming Eastern League season, and plcfcs Buffalo win the pennant with Rochester, Baltimore, and Htr Ratline at the same price, while Toronto and Newark are the outsiders.

Buffalo IB selling at 2 to 1 and It is said (hat the bookmaker will have to shorten his prico on that club'fl chances before long, an he Is receiving All the money ti? ican. tmtoe on the Blaonlc City "team. Rochester, Baltimoire, and Jersey City- sell at 3 to 1, -with many admirers of the Bron- chos, Montreal i qaatea at 10 to and, although the Canucks were out of the runntng: last season 'It ip thought 1hat Majadhl Klttxteage, the new manager, Is likely to spring a dark horse. If Hughey Dufifey this any hope that his Clam Diggers are tjotngr to win, he can Ret odds of 10 to 1. tickets on Newark yotO.

Toronto can be secured to 1. It Is reported that "Oom Eraser xr.U play second base tot the Milwaukee Club of the American Association this summer. Krugger was with the Toledo clttb last year, and is now nnder reserve by Washington, but it Is believed that Cntillon sold ur him to Milwaukee. Report from little "Rock says that Outfielder Armbruster. of the Boston Americans, Is showing great form end will make the.

regulars hustle to bold, their bertha tlria spring when the big- works open. Jimmy McAleer, of the St. says they wlU to Mm Kow they are going to keep mm out of the first division this summer. Well. Missouri lias bean shown before, but the Browns certainly- goad, now that Stcne 1s In line, Altrock has already backing the White ox -to win "the pennant and world's chatn- pioDBhlp again.

'While at Hot Springs JUtrook uncorked quit-R hank-roll to make bets witii players of other clubs. ArtJnir Hoclskoetter, the utility man the St Louis Cardinals, is going)to handle the big mftt this year, and report says 'he Is doing great work. But tbe Caba -and Giants "haven't begun to work for bases yet, -begins to look if George 2fforiarlty wiH be a permanent fixture first base for the Highlanders, imndding 'Hftl Chaae falls to report for duty. Mortartty has been practicing at initial ban sloes tbe team nas been South, -but it waa only discovered recently that he Is the real thing In that position." This Is one of tbe official statements from GrftBtJi's camp. Morlarlty will be weH advertised when tbe team opens to offset ten- persistent queries -as to Chaw's absence.

WARNER JOINS SQUAD Staftl IS Now Only Memter of Canfillonites Missing. NTH IS HOSPITAL CEOWD Nationals Hay Water Polo with Regulars Against that New Manager Has Taken Out Three Tears' Lease on Galveston Training Grounds--ColtsNrad Veterans To-day. Special fa Tha Washington Post Galveston, Mar. Warner come, to to-day at 12'o'clock from New york. This completes the bunch the of Stahl.

Jack Is in prime shape, considering the fact that he has done no "work, except a little, handball this spring. This afternoon did heavy stunts at the park nad has not suffered Ore least ailment therefrom. It the Gulf of Mexico morning for the nationals. That will programme every dav. A football furnished great sport to the water, the regulars assuming to prevent the Yanigans from getting their paws on the pigskin.

Fully an hour was spent in. the surf. John. Anderson tried a. lonely trot on the beach to his wind, and was nve miles down the island before he realized he had left his comrades.

Nill is an addition to the'hospital. 'He Is suffering- from biliousness and this morning had a doctor with him. He will be out in a day or two. In fact Cantfflon is figuring on using him at short Saturday if Perrine's boll on his neck is not well. There is some improvement to Heydon'a knee and Wilson's spike is improving, but the latter will take several days to heal.

It was reported to-day that a. threa contract for the local ball yarc had been closed by Canttllon, hut tho chief says the details have not been finally made. He has 'not changed his ideas one bit about Galveston's superiority as a training place. To-morrow the Yanigans and the Kegulars clash again. Just what the line-up will be, has not been determined.

All of the twlrlers were warmed up In the practice this afternoon, which consisted of general batting and field practice. A strenuous afternoon was spent. Can til- Ion was asked to-day if he Sad reached any conclusion as to what pitchers will represent Washington this season. His reply Was that it looks like all of them are going to make good. He said he a'd not expect to make any announcements before leaving Galveston.

Graham and Smith will prohbly work for the regulars In the straggle with the Cardinals in Galveston Saturday. Wlio will work "in Houston Sunday has not been announced, nor has the line-up of either team, for either game been given. JOHH'k JUNIORS REORGANIZE. Youngsters Will Have Baseball Team in Field This Season. The lunior baseball team of St.

John's College, this city, has reorganized for the coming season, and is at present arranging its schedule with the junior teams ot the local high schools, Georgetown, and Hock Hill College, and would like also to hsar from same of the uniformed teams of the Distrlcti averaging fifteen years. The schedule, which Is not complete, will be published in the near future. This will be the second year for the Juniors, and much is expected of them, owing to the splendid record which they made for themselves last yeah playing twelve games and. losing but three. In a.

few days the following candidates will report for practice: Orme aud Harvey, pitchers; BabblDgton, catcher; Lawler, first base Clark, aecim4 base, Donahue, shortstop-; G. Orme, third base; Becker, right field, Jlerbulis, center field; Dngan, left field i There will also be several others trying for positions. This year the Juniors will be uniformed. Sheriff to Manage Baseball Team. Special to The Washington Poet.

Hyattsvllle, Mar. Sheriff H. H. Vincent was chosen manager of the Hyaitsville baseball club at a meeting held in the office of the Hyattsville Independent here last evening. D.

Baker, who managed the club last year, was a candidate for re-election, but "Vincent was too strong for him. Pater Gait was elected captain of the team in place of Charles Mangum. The team will be made up from W. D. Gelb, A.

Lealdn, W. Dorr, and Charles Mang-um. pitchers; Titortlmer Carr and C. N. Darnall, catchers; Mangum or G.

base; A. rTj second base; Gait, shortstop; A. LeaWn, third base; Hammer, G. Leakin, Geib, Dorr, Whiting and others to make up the outfleld. McGraw iik.es Hannefin.

Los Angeles, Mar. has clinched a job with the Giants and will be seen at the Polo Grounds this summer. He has shown his worth in oar training work and will be a valuable addition to the team. I expect him to be as big as any National Leaguer in a year or two. I ana thoroughly satisfied with the condition of players." The above statement from Manager McGraw was made to-day.

Hannenn is good, real good, and has shown remarkably well in the outfield. JarsomviHes Easy for Brooklyn. Special -to The Washington Peat- Jacksonville, (Mar. defeated the local South Atlantic League club here to-day, 4 to 2. Tim Jordan, Brooklyn's great first sacjcer, was in the game, and played in midseason form.

Phillies Win from Savannah. Special to The Washington Post. Savannah. Mar. local South Atlantic.3Jeagae club was easily defeated here to-day by the Philadelphia Nationals, 5 to I.

Cleveland Defeats Mercer "University. Special to "The Washington Post Mason, Mar. had an easy time with the Mercer University nine here to-day, defeating them, 13 to 0. The did BOt extend themselves in the least, being contented with hanging the ball for long drives. The Great Medicinal Whiskey.

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Manager. elOPa.Av*. -Phone Main 1035 CISEMAN 6RO I Outfitters for Both Men and Boys Our Spring Suits, Topcoats Raincoats atFifteeniDollars Have more real merit- than most of the clothes sold hereabout at $18 and $20. made a special effort to give you the, very st values obtainable at this price, and think we succeeded. Come in, try on a few garments of your size, look them carefully, compare them with the clothes you have been buying and convince yourself.

Spring Hats for Men All the latest Spring shapes in derbies a soft soft hats at $2, $3 and $4. SpringOpening Mr. Charles H. Martin announces the opening- of his Ninth street store. 6l69thStN.W.

By courteous treatment and honest values he hopes to win your patronase. CHAS. H. MARTIN, TAILOR. 616 9TH ST.

Notice How Our Garments Are Made. They're different from -what most tailors make. Tha construction is faultless, Spring Sailings to Order $15.00 Up. A Yearly Treat. Springr is a season welcomed, by but specifically by those wbo drink our Bock Beer It comes but once a year--finer than ever this season.

Get your share of the treat. At bars and bottlPd Case of 2 doz i CTREE-ATE of BOC FOR BOTTLES. Washington Brewery 5th and sts. ne. 'Pbone E.

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Open Saturday evenings. Don't Delay Ordering! if you desire to experience the enjoyment of drinking National Capital BOCK BECR The purest, oldest, and most delicious Bocic Beer -on the market. The supply is limited, and it is going rapidly. draught at ban, Bottled 'Phone 507. NATIONAL CAPITAL BREWING CO.

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MAID (868)-- BY THOROUGHLY EXPE- nagea. 125. Apply to THE WASHINGTON DOMESTIC GUILD, 730 13th st. LAUNDRESS-- WORK TO DO AT HOME OR day's work. 105 St.

se 24 IiAUNDRESS-- BY COLORED GIRL, WASHING TO do at home. Call at 2013 st. 22 LALNDRESS WAHSING TO TAKE HOME, first-class. Write Or call at USE ZOtb st nw 24 LAUNDRESS-- BY COLORED WOMAN, SMALL wash to take home or go out by the day. 2640 I et.

nw. 24 LAUNDRESS-- BY EXPERIENCED COLORED woman, for private family, by the day or by the week. Address 1636 llth st. nw. 24 LAUNDRESS-- TO PLACE AN EXCELLENT COL- ored laundress, shirts a specialty Apply to preent employer, MRS.

ROE, 1827 Jefferson place 22 LAUNDRESS-- WOMAN WANTS WASHING TO Ufce home; good ref. 2026 asth St. nvr. 22 LAUNDRESS-- WORK OF ANY KIND AT HOME; work nicely done. 1741 St.

nw. 22 LAUNDRESS-- FAMILY AND FANCY WORK done at 1809 13th st. nw. 32 LAUNDRESS-- WORK TO TAKE HOME. 818 2D St.

sw. 22 LAUNDRESS-- COMPETENT; FINE CLOTHES TO fio'at home, prompt work; guaranteed -white ana clean. Call or address 2216 6th Bt nw. 22 LAUNDRESS-- WASHING TO TAKE HOME; OR LAUNDRESS-- 1ST CLASS; FAMILY WASHING to take home; shirt-waists and skirts a specialty. 632 St.

nw. 20 LAUNDRESS-- WORK TO DO AT OR cleaning mornings. 615 t. nw. 20 STENOGRAPHER--YOVNG LADY; EXPERT TN law work; "would like -position In law ofllce.

Address MISS L. F. GREENE. 924 141h St. BW, 23 STENOGRAPHER YOUNG LADY: SEVERAL years' Experience.

Address MISS Tayloe's Drug Store, 8th and sts. 21 1514 12TH ST. SUMMER. HATES, TWO large second-story front rooms, handsomely furnished, eastern and southern exposure; private 14 STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER LADY, familiar with 'bookkeeping. Address BOX JjW, this office.

2j STENOGRAPHER EXPERIENCED A 116 per week: not employed at present; best rets. Address BOX 664, 30 STENOGRAPHER--TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT employment. THE ALABAMA. Flat 104. 8 STYLISH MILLINER DESIRES ENGAGEMENTS- Making, trimming, and remodeling hats a specialty pokes, mushrooms, and all latest styles.

Address BOX 688, this office. S2 TRAINED ATTENDANT-- WILL GO TO AR or Now Mexico with invalid. per week: housework, S10. Miss GILL, No. 3, Rockville, ONA TWO COLORED GIRLS-- ONE AS PLAIN COOK; as first-class laundress.

1253 22d et. other nw. WANTED-J'HOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED AND Tellable white woman wishes engagements for closing and opening houses; would also act as caretaker during summer months. Apply to THE WASHINGTON DOMSSTIC GUILD, 730 13th et. WASHING SKD IRONIN3 TO TAKE HOME.

AP- ply 1710 Seaton tit, nw. 82 WASHING OR HOUSECLEAKING BY THE DAY- Colored woman. Call or address 1013 Covington st aw. I WASHING--COLORED ave. WOMAN.

1747 OREGON 22 WORKING ER--WILLING AND obliging, very best refs. from last employer. st. ne. 1 1237 IOTH, BT, PUS.

HOOW; 3D Boor front, hot-water heat; almost private tiled hath; reduced rent to settled couple or gentleman refs. Owner. 24 1J84 17TH 1 DELIGHTFUL 2D--STORY room, with 2 windows and large closet; oath adjoining; modern house; desirable location; for gentlemen; private family; reasonable. 1GTH ST. CORNER ROOM; 2d floor; bay window, side WBrdtnr; Bromt; joining bath; private family; select NICELY FUR.

ROOMS fN BEATJTIFDL MT. Pleasant; private family; half block from 14th St. car lines; telephone in house; rent reasonable to right parties, gentlemen preferred. K. this office.

Address -21 ST. DESIRABLE ROOMS newly Mmthern exposure; heat, an! use of porcelain bath; centlally located, Pension, Park; reasmrable. If-you are looking for nice, comfortable rooms do not tall to see these. 24 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS -iBENTLEHEN Large second-story Iront room, southern exposure opening on large veranda, furnished as bed roou ttr elttfng room; private board near; situated one square fr-4ul4tll St. and Conn ave.

car line. BOX 748, this omce. 20 19 N. CAP. NICELY FUR.

BAY-WINDOW front roomr and small roc-m: reasonable; 12( I St. LARGE HOflM, SUITABLE for two, ana one large single room, second floor front, with board. 14 Z6 -TWO SMALL. FUR. -ROOMS; STORY ROOMS; LARGE AND PLEAB- good closets; airy and cool; reasonable ref.

HOUSE. 20C Pa. don't call. 20 M. C.

A. 1135 6.TH ST. LARGE, BBIGBT rooms, on second Boor, nicely furnished; large closets; porcelaui bath. SO ST. TWO NICELY FUR, communicating alcove rooms; 2d floor: single-.

or en Suite-; seuthem excellent table optional; prices roodftrate. 20 309 4TH ST. SE --LARGE OUTSIDE ROOM: 2D floor; modem apartment house, The North Carolina; hot-water heat; 17 month; one square from Pa ave. 20 1012 I ST. NW--TWO LARGE HANDSOMELY tur.

ccmmunicating froit rooms; single or en suite: 2d flbor; overlooking'bark; alse'other de' alrabie rooms; nicely nouafc 20 TWO ROOMS AND BATH; CENTRAL AND pleasant; $25, also six-room housekeeping; piano Included; very tor summer; $6t. Call 1M7 or 'phone 4141 main. 1721 ST, NXV --YOUNG MAN WANTS A ROOM- mate in clean, newly fur. house; flrst-clae neighborhood; 2d floor; alcove; opp. Y.

M. C. A cheap rent; rets, exchanged. So 1104 Ii ST. WELL-KEPT ROOMS, no 1.

h. Sne location, facing park; intersection of Mass, ave llth and L'Bts. 1018 IOTH ST. LARGE COMMUNICAT. ling rooms, J24.5D; also 3 unfur.

robins on 1st floor; 1. h. fc. permitted. 2138 SOUTHERN Exposure; comfortable; quiet; near Y.

M. 0. A. and departments; student or clerk desired; IS pet- 20 B9DMS FOB BENT. WITH BOARD.

HOTEI, SfHAWOKB, 4nerrnn Fonrteenth and Monroe Streets H.W. iM ST. rooms, -With excellent FURHtSHED 14Ttt AND HARVARD (THE WILLSON)-- ROOMS, with choice table board. 24 AFTON HOUSE, KTH AND MASS PRt- hotel: table boarders accommodated. 21 Ml St.

ROOM; BEST OP board; New York cooking; couple, sto 24 3233 ST. FURNISHED 3BCOND- fioor with board If -desired; 20 1747 ROOM. AND BOARD a -gentleman; private family; reasonable. for rets. U1S CLIFTON ST.

FUR. FRONT room; suitable for 1 gentlemen; room and board tor two. ROBMS FOfrRENT. UNFURNISHED: US ST. ROOMS, 2D FLOOR, WITH bath; southern exposure, heat and light for house-keeblnffi- IK.

21 813 MOUNT VERNON PLACE--UNFUB, FROKT casement room, large closet, running water; heat, lUjpar month. a TWO ROOMS AND PRIVATE BATH, 12250. AP- ply No, 53, The Cumberland, any evening at 6 o'clock. 22 U1S IOTH ST. LARGE ROOMS AND porch three closets; POOR 1734 3T.

OR THREE SECOND floor front rooms tn new house: aanltarr bath- nice outlook, 1. h. reasonable. 20 817 ID 8T. UNFURNISHED ROOMS, second floor.

1320 1STH ST. 3BCOND.STORY comer room, bay window; sto windows; core; cabinet macjtel; large closet; select nelghborhuoll. 1615 13TH ST. bath; 24 SEC- next to bath ond-story rooms, communicating, next to bath rrge closets: heat, gas; 1. private fim- CORNER I2TH AND MD.

AVE. aome, up-to-date living quartern; two and three rooms; neat baths; hot water; steam Heat, Janitor service and every convenience; one block from Bureau car liner only 18 to-tll. 1320 N. Y. AVE.

ROOMS AND HAND- aome bath: nonfaousekeeplog; 120- 20 ROMS WANTED. BY YOUNG COUPLE. FROM APRIL IS, STJITB of fur. room and bath, with board; In north- weat; In strictly private family with no other boarders; belt of ref. Address BOX 730.

tuts TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS, BETWEEN and and 17th sts BOX this office. FURNISHED. TWO ROOMS WITH BATH, COUPLE; SUBURB- refs. A- 8.. Boom 8.

51 St. nw. 21 FUR. ROOM IN APARTMENT ON CONN. ATE.

cars or Takoma or Petworth. BOX 728, this office. tt 1 NICK LARGE ROOM IN APARTMENT HOUSE-Rent not to exceedl 120 per month. J. G.

1008 nw. 24 TWO LADIES DESIRE FUR ROOMS FOR L. 'H. same floor wfth bath; state price. Including best, gas and all other particulars; refs.

exchanged. R. A. McCOT. 140S I st.

nw-. MAN AND WIFE WANT THREE ROOMS AND bath, furnished for light housekeeping. In clean, quiet house with private family; preferably top floor, etate full particulars and. terms. BOX 627, this office, 20 BY A WOMAN.

ROOM CONVENIENT TO 7TH st. and Pa. not more than $10. Addresa BOX 665. thin office.

20 A FUR DINING ROOM IN AN APARTMENT house, prefer to deal with owner; best of refs. Mrs. DOUNS. general delivery. 1414 ST.

2318 ROOM, ADJOINING HATH; batl water neat; large RTHOT- private 20 23 floor; southern exposure; suitable for two-(1707 ST. AND SECOND FLOORS. good table board. COLUMBIA PLEASANT HdOM; SOUTH- ern exposure; three windows, excellent board; single, S30; douple, 60. 34 30 BTH ST.

BEAUTIFUL FRONT room; suitable for 2 or with or without board; also smaller room; near Library navy 24 330 MD, AVE. NEAR CAPITOL, OVBRIXJOK- three rooms' each, with bath; 1. newly terms reasonable. 1B24 ST. NW-BEACTtfcL UNFURNISHED room, at reasonable price to right party.

1874 IRVINE ST (MT. PLEASArIT)--TWO ON- furnllhed rooms, on sewnd floor, one on thlrs: -oxtra large; flve THREE OTJTSIDB ROOMS; 5 CLOSETS Ing.perk: new house; nicely furnished room; ex- bath, heat, light, and gas; 1. h. "reasonable cellent tabler te 405 St; FURNISHED FRONT' 1 nc 22 to gooi parties. Address Room Sll, SrxtB Auditor's room; southern exposure: eultable for two; table board.

1310-1'ST- ROOMS: VERY WAJS- anf. single or en suite; facing Franklin Park. 20 MBS ST. FRONT BOOMS, 1 8 eBAST PARLOR. BACK PARLOR.

with excellent table board; InduiieiaentsMo permanent persons; hear State, War, andUavy depart- meqts. 1702 housed single; and small room (CD first Hoor; hot ani coM water; iso large room on. second floor. 813 ST. ROOK: 2D FLOOR: 620 AN WBLL-KBPT southern exposure.

desirable furnished rooms, or rt raT gpeclal attention to ttble; adults only 22. 21 TM 1 -ENTIRE 2D ELOOS southern exposure; BTH ST. NW --flttST-CLASS FDENISHBD 'ohlldten. Call after 2 JO. 20 rooms, with board, by the daj or i-aav pumuT' TiniTSE- 1 PAntlA AanM' 'nhftiwi fZ NW --TWO HlUUm, week, near Penna.

depot, plioae. a keeping rooms, with sink and water; clean, 1400 CHAPIN ST--EXCELLENT TABLE BOARD quiet house; central; opposite park; cheap. 20 aha goad service; private fiininf; room; also room. 6 IOWA CIRCT.B--EXCBPTIONAI.LY CHAllMIrlO elegantly furnished; table unsurpassed; touse; fronts on Iowa Circle. 22 K5 12Mi ST.

NW. FLAT YOUNG MAH- ried couple, 3 unfur. rooms; either front or back, all bright: steam heated; reasonable. STRANGERS' IN TOWN SEE DAVISON, 201 Munsey Building, for best no charge. 22 1012 14TH ST.

FDR. ROOMS', bath each floor: table boarders and transients accommodated. 22 204 GTH ST. ROOMS, WITH HEAT, gas, and bath, for I. h.

rent. (20SO; gas tor cooking; call after 6 Tp. m. 107 2D ST. rorna; 1.

fc. TJNFUR, 2D-STORY THREE OR P00R UNFURNISHED ROOMS. SBC- ood floor; adults, state price and full lars. Address BOX 743. this office.

24 WANTED--BY MAN AND WIFE. 2 rooms or fur room, with hoard, must be Address BOX T64, this office ONE LARGE AND ONE SMALL BOOM; location between 14th and sts. and Pa. ave. Address BOX 738, this office.

21 THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, SECOND-STORY, for light housekeeping, by'coup'c 2th St. nw. Address 1128 22 LADY WITH DAUGHTER WANTS 2 OR 3 TJN- fur. rooms in northwest, private family, with, rivilege of 1. h.

convenient to District car ine. Address BOX 681. this office OR THREE UNFUR. ROOMS FOR 1. h.

k. within 10 minutes' watfc from Pa. are. and 8tb st. nw must be reasonable.

Address: BOX this office 20 FOUR ADULTS WAXT DNFVR ROOMS; CAP- Itol Till: permanent, no housekeeping. Addrf" BOX 661, this office. 20 TWO OR THREE UNFUR ROOMS IN PRIVATE, family for lady and daughter, board or privilege- of 1. h. accessible to DistrTcT car line: reasonable 13SJ 10th st nw.

20 IN STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY. BY BEFINBD couple -with child of nine, two unfurnished rooms and good board Address, with full BOX 618, this office 20 2 OR 3 UNFUR. ROOMS: 2D'FLOOR. TTH TO 12th to at. US to 120.

BOX 672, this office. 20 1STH ST ROOMS; 3D FLOOR; very reasonable: ladies In office preferred; 1. iu exchanged. 1024 12K1 ST--ROOMS AND BOARD; JftttSI AND S09 ET. NW--TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, Second stories; transients; gooq bosM.

12 front and back: 18. 20 1 2901 WTH ST. NW. (COLUMBIA HEIGHTS)-Large south -front bay-window rooms; 2d And 3d floors; bath each floor; comer house; good bard; A--THE LIVINGSTON. 1008-U 13TH QUIET family hotel moderate prices; choice location; excellent table; special inducements to permanent people; transient' guests received.

'Phone 1912. mhzo-sot 927 ST. BCILDINO; biy furnished room third Boor. $12. 8481 HOLMEAD PLAOB, MOUNT PLEASANT-Two pretty second-floor furnished roome, single or ensulte; new house and Isrge porches, tft rear- jy lovely In summr; 1 square from ltth and squares from llth st cars, board if 209 ST.

LAROE also small one; permanent or transient. 2C table board at $8.75 per week; rooms near. 623 19TH sf. AND WELI- furnished roomdn second ar talMt floocs; front, 1 suitable for one or two persons. 20 929 ST.

PLEASANT 'ROOMS; home table; centraX-loadon; refined house; also transients and table boarders. 22 321 A ST SE--TWO FURNISHED ROOMS; PRI- vats family; hear Capitol and Library, 20 2E4 DELAWARE AVE. room; second flbor; fur. as a bed and room; porcelain one equare from Capitol and Library; private family. 22 S'RONt Bitting 12TH FUR.

ROOM ON iST floor; (2.60 week; only five minutes' walk to or Treasury. 2J2 209 1ST ST. FUR. BACK room on second floors suitable for two men; very central. NBAS SHERIDAN CIRCLE-- IN PRIVATE FAM- Hy of adults, 2 or 3 congenial gentlemen to board; entire 2d floor of 3 rooms and private bath: 22 MM I ST.

LOCATION; FINE rooms: single or eh suite; Well-kept rosMeftce; transients. 22 213 ST. FUR. ROOMS; SECOND Joor; I. h.

terms moderate. 4TH ST. ROOM, 3J1RST and second floors; front And back; gas; heat. 22 2144 ST. FUR.

ROOMS. 1213 ST. LARGE ROOMS, NEATLY alsq halt room; all southern exposure; board If preferred; rent reasonable. 22 1)18 FUR. SECOND-FLOOR robin: per month.

.22 2020 ST. FUR. FRONT ROOM; able rent. 22 1220 ST. FUR.

8ECOND- Btory front room; for two, with board; prtvatej quiet; central. 22 150 ST. BEAUTIFUL, LARQfi, FRONT Voom, second floor, nicely furnished; use Df and two porches, two squares front two lines of cars; house occupied. by owner, wife, and mth, including grown Son, rent on! and bath. occu ly $12 per num ling gas, 20 221 1ST ST.

FRONT room, 13, also upstairs rooms. PARLOR 20 811 ST A FUR. ID FRONT fcOOM, southern exposure. 20 sis OT ST. FRONT PARLOR; IB floor; veil fur; 2 beds; suitable for 2 ladles, gentlemen, or couple; gas, bath, cheap to nent tenants.

20 1226 14TH OVERLOOKING THOMAS CIRCLE 2d floor front suite, 422; also 1 room on Sfl floor back; fur. 310 clean and quiet. 20 929 NEW YORK FOR housekepenlg, and others. 20 YOUNG GIRL--LIGHT HOUSEWORK OR MORN- Ing's cleaning. 413M Franklin st JW.

80 10UNQ WIDOW OF EXCELLENT 1 EDUCATION and literary ability desires position of responsibility, best of rafs. BOX 77, this olBce 21 WOULD LIKE POSITION IN HO- tel as public stenographer and typewriter ot In an office, ten years' -experience, or -would act as Director or demonstrator, ofllce. Address BOX 610, this SB 1 ST. LOCATION; TOftNISH- ed, large, pleasant back room; reasonable; gentlemen preferred. HORSES AND VEHICLES, IKQTON DOMESTIC GUILD.

Tit 13th St. CLKANIXO--BY A RELIABLE COLORED GIRL, place to clean office or flat work marntngs and evenings. 2008 9th St. nw 22 LAUNDRESS--SMALL WASHING TAKEN HOME. I Washington st.

20 CLEANING--BARLY OR LATE; ITS, OFFICE, flat, or private house. 1156 Sth st. ne 22 CLERICAL WORK 0V ANY KIND--BY YOUNG woman now engaged ES bookkeeper. M. C.

EALL. st. nw. 24 COMPANION AND INTERPRETER-- SPEAKS Spanish. Italian, and English- and a Bret-class seamstress: best of rets.

office Address BOX 670, this 24 COMPANION AND INTERPRETER--SPEAKS ENO- lish. Spanish, anrl Italian fluently; also flm-class seamstress: best refs. Address BOX 670. this of- flee. 20 COMPANION TO INVALID LADY VISITING SEA- shore or abroad, beet rets.

Address BOX Si7. LAUNDRESS--F1EST CLASS. WANTS TVASHINO to take home or out by the day. Apply 1329 Greene's bet. 13fh and Uth.

1. and sts 20 LAUNDRESS--FIRST 2tASS. WANTS WASHING to take home or out by the day. Apply 1160 15th Bt. nw.

20 LAUNDRESS THOROUGHLY KXPKS1- eneed French 'aundreas: wages, S2S. Apply to TEE -WASHINGTON DOMESTIC GUILD. 73 181h- st, LAUNDRESS ANt DAY WORKER (5S7-- BT COL- mi woman, young. experlenoM: good rets. Ap- INGTON DOMESTIC GUILD, ply to THE WAS 710 Uth ft, LAUNDRES3 (WO--BY EXPBRIENCED COL- Ared woman: would llko permanent place In private family, or wUl (o out by tlih my: tcbod ret Apply to THB TVASH1NQTON POJIB3TIO GDJLD, tSO 1Mb at.

U. COMPANY. Motor Powei Replaces the Hofse. $35 to $85--300 Head ol Horses and 100 HEAD OF YOUNG, BLOCKY-ETJILT MULES, fl to 8 years old, weighing to 1,400 pounds, to be positively sold, on account ot our new motor-wagon system. sold at Hio rale of 50 head STABLES, 633, STREET, corner Baltimore.

Md. WEST PRATT HORSE OWNEftS, ATTENTION! Mass meeting. Masonic Temple Hall, 9th and sts nw Thursday, Mar. 21, 7-59 p. m.

The purpose ot tbis meeting win be to take deflate and determined action to prevent Intenerence with our horses, -while on the public highways, by agent's of the Washington Humane Society. Address suggestions to A. S. TRUNDLE, 226 I st, nw. MULES.

MOLES. MIHJES. 0. S. Transfer -Company.

100 Head of Young Mules, 975 to SlSO A PAIR. See Snperlntaadmt at Company's 6S7-5S7-539 W. cor. Greene, Baltimore, Md. FOR SALE--FINE HUNTER AKD PARK BAD- dler; cheap for Quick sale.

Telephone main 2788 21 FOR SALE--GOOD SADDLE MAKE: HAS BEEN driven and rrar.ted: to te seen during Uite week nt RYDER'S STABLESi lath bet St. and Mass. ave. 23 FOR SALE--TO CLOSE A STABLE IN REAR OF 1615 st. a pair of beautiful young horses, harness, runabout, spider phaeton, morning pSa- eton, and landeau.

22 FOR SALK--26 SLIGHTLY USED DELIVERY wcgone, all newly painted and tn perfect condition, ranging In price from 140 to S85: two wagonettes to six passengers. 975 emch; HB ot harness, 110.50. 8. D. WATERS SON.

S10 Pa. nw. i WANTED-TO BUY A SECONDJIAND BBARSE, good conditfon B. S. WHITE.

Chatham. in Va. STORA6E, STORAGE "Careful handling-" Household goods. 11 per single load. Carriages.

51. Pianos, 75 cents. Estimates Furnished. WEST END STORAGE Offlce, 1321 st- nw. Mala 116S.

north 915. 43-Firct month's storage frea tfo presentation o) this ad. I WALL PAPER, WB FURNISH PAPER FOR THE FOLLOWING sized rooms; Gktoo) for 6Se. IOJHi9, U.10; 12x161 fi. 11 25, 14x20x9 for 11.50.

rooms In proportion, 6, KOLTE, W7 Sit 18TH ST, NICELY FURNISHED secontl-Etory rooms, eastern and western exposure, high-class table hoard; refs, 20 238 DEL. AVE. CAPITOL AND Library; large, newly fiaperea front room; also back room: porcelain same floor; private family. 20 27 ST. NICELY FURNISHED COM- muntcatlng rooms, in well-kept of adults.

suitable for two or more gentlemen. 20 1012 12TH ST. PLSASANT SECOND-FLOOR. front room, suitable for two gentlemen or married couple; also hall room; steam heat and porcelain bath. 20 JIO N.

J. AVB. NW. --SECOND-FLOOR ROOMS, partly turnlshea, for light housekeeping! terms reasonable: central location. 20 6 JACKSON NEAR WHITE bright and well-fur, room on Zd fioor, with 1T1Z XI ST.

OR TWto PWUOSHED rooms, second naor private family. 80 307 ST. BE --HANDSOME, NEWLY FURNISHED front room. In private family; one block from Congressional Library; meals If desired; reasonable. 20 618 STH ST.

LARGE, CLEAN 110, til per month, with heat, gas, and tath. 20 13M ISTH ST. FURNISHED ROOM, suitable for young man; a mouth. 20 815 6TH ST. FURNISHED ROOM.

second floor, hear bath, suitable for one or two gentlemen; rent moderate. 602 A ST. OR TWO NICELY FURNISH- ed rooms for gentlemen. 20 1910 ST. LARGE.

NICELY FUft- nlshed room, 110 per month; private family. 20 225 N. AVE. ROOM, BATH, steam heat. In the Wlcomlco apartments; 18 per month.

20 101 IJD ST. ROOMS. 12X15; NEAT, ted homelike; rent reasonable. SO 1303 ST. OR 3 FUR.

OR UNFUR, rooms, in private German -family. 20 1837 ST. NICELY FUR. 2D- lloor front, room; convenient to 8 car lines, aa. 407 B.

CAPWOL NEATLY FUR. SB-STORY rooms; 'all conveniences. 20 814 ST. I. 1 BOOM IN AN apartment house with private family; steam h-at; porcelain bath; -gentteraaa.

20 APARTMENT THE HAttbBOROTKia--LAHGS, airy room, -southern exposure, 7th to permanent party; rels. 181J ST tor rent; heat and gas; FUR. ROOM 20 417 ST. PUR, ISt-FLOOR room: suitable tor two: with or withaut hoard. 1402 GIRARD ROOMS.

PtEASANT- ly rocsted, for rent, with or without boarJl: a small temlly'-preterrea to take the Abuse for a few months. 103 IB ST. FUR. ROOM. SUITABLE for haaselceepjns; 17 per montb.

814- tara ST. BUNNY ROOMS. nicely well-kept house; transients accommodated; naar 3 car lines: no housekeeping. 20 131! NICELY FUR. ROOMS, BD -with hath'; slngla or tn stilts.

80 ST. LARGE FRONT ROOM, WITH alcovB, and 1 hall room. atf COS BT. NEATLY FUR. FRONT ROOMSi heat ana gu famlerreo.

20 27 ST. LABGE FUR. FRONT ROOM; heat and gaa; also 1 small tur. room: abjek JO 1004 iMTH ST. NICELY FUR, ROOMS; reasonable.

20 i7zi ST. NEWLY cove rooms; -fine neighborhood; 16 and Y. M. C. A.

cars pass door. Jo THE POBTNER--LADY IN DEPARTMENT BE- slres lady to shars flat of 3 rooms ahd bath. Call any evening after 7 o'clock, Flat 338. 4 1148 BTH ST, NICELY FUR. SEC- ohd-story rooms; eastern and Western exposure; near cars; private family, M.

C. A. and transients accommodated 22 CM ST. PLEASANT. WARM rooms, with good home board; $5 and 16 per week: transients, 41 per day lp; very central; small family adults.

22 804 IOTH ST. NEWLY FUR. room; suitable for one or two people; best Ibca? tlon In city; convenient to all car lines; reasonable. 22 11M tfH SV. FDR, SECOND- fldor front room; porcelain bath; terms reasonable.

22 ST. NICELY FURNISHED, LARGE, front hall room, southern exposure; new, clean house: family; near all cap lines; $8 rrer month; home comforts, 22 1019 ST--ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, near Y. M. C. A private family, 110 a.

month. 22 106 2D ST. NICELY FURNISHED rooms, with or without board, also one hall room 22 1010 ST. TWO LARGE. COMMUNICAT- ing, newly furnished rooms, with smaller one and water on same floor, gentlemen preferred.

22 18 5TH ST, BEAUTIFUL BOOMS. hcndsomely and completely furnished for light housekeeping; everything new and first-class; tor cooking; porcelain bath; no children. 125. 22 321 UTH St. NICELY FURNISHED rooms for 1.

h. heat, gas. Also a parlor. 22 3481 HOLMEAD PLACE (MT. PLEASANT)--TWO pretty second-floor roams, single or en suite; new and large porches; hi neto-by suburb, lovely summer, one square from 14th and two squares from Uth st- cars; board It desired.

22 1S22 RIOGK ST, NW--THREE OH FOUR NICELY furnished rooms, on second floor, bath and all conveniences, furnished complete, h. or will rent as bed rooms; terms moderate. 22 10 UTH BT --FURNISHED ROOMS; CBN- traj location, reasonable, front basement. 22 1085 N. 1.

AVE. FOR HOUSEKEEPING. three clean, completely furnished, warm rooms; gas range; 119; ret. 22, 1226 ISTH ST. FUR.

SALEROOM. other rooms, and RO per month. M. 1213 ST. FRONT HALL ROOM; fur.

and heated; Southern exposure; with or without board. 913 N. Y. AVE. ROOMS; ONE SMALL hall room, $1.25 iier week.

1110 ST. ROOMS FOR transient accommodation; in a welt-kept private house; 'phone main 73Sm. 23 IMS 13TH GOOD TABLE BOARD; private family; ataut six gentleman desired for 22 1412 ISTH WELL-APPOINTED HOUSE, several desirable rooms; choice table; convenient location; tflaslBtttyaceolnraOdattd. 22 VT. AVE.

ROOMS. WELL furnished; excellent translnets and table boatdj 'tfnme M. 1891. 22 IMS LARGE ROOMS: SD FLOOR: well excellent table; rete. exchanged.

21 terms 144. reauUaHe. For particulars 'phone N. 2 1 1082 12XH ST, NW-- FRONT ROOMS: 1ST AND 2d floors; use of parlor; home comforts. 21 6 IOWA CIRCLE-EXCEPTIONALLY CHARMING house, elegantly uaarpaced: house fronts on circle.

21 127 A 6T, AND SINGEE ROOM; excellent home board; aear Capitol and Library; one, 120; tfrro, J35, 459 BT. FRONT ROOH; 2D floor; large alcove, room and board tor persons, 150 month. 21 356! J1TH ST. NW--PLEASANT ROOM; 2D floor; private family, 'phone in house; large porches; nice neighborhood; one square from end of llth St. car line.

21 1337 ST. FUR. ROOMS; SINGLE or en suite, botel accommodations, excellent board. 21 2146 floor. ST.

FUR. ROOMS: 2D 21 1S11 ISTH ST. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, SO 3D ST. NICE. LARGE ROOMS AND bath, 2d floor, only $13.

Owner. 41 St. nw. 20 1611 13TH FRONT ROOMS; 3D FLOOR; house, overlooking Iowa. Circle.

22 1208 ST. ROOMS. OR UNFUHNreHEP. 628 ST. BOOMS.

'1 1739 ST. ROOMS: SINGLE OR EN suite; modern house. 24 202 ST. NW-iTWO LARGE ROOMS, L. H.

K-! terms reasonable. 24 13 5TH ST. LARGE ROOMS, MOD- em bath; heat and gas; large closets- in each; 1. h. k.

permitted. 24 110 2D ST. ROOMS, FURNISHED OR ttnfurnlEhed; convenient to two car lines; privata 614 SD ST. LARGE ROOMS; GOOD CLOSETS, ex client home table; nent roomers Inducements to 439 12TH ST. LARGE, BAY-WINDOW front room, and hail room adjoining, tarnished or unfurnished, with or without board, convenient to navy yard 2 ONE LARGE AND ONE SMALL UNFUR.

ROOM; noc over 112 per month, near 14th st. Address BOX C47, this office 20 FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED FIVE ROOMS FOR SUMMER IN ONE OF THB downtown apartments; must rooms snd reasonable, best of refs. Address BOX 756. this WITH BOARD. BY YOTJNG LADY IN OFFICE--BEST OF REFS.

given and required. BOX 5, this omce 24 ROOM OR ROOM WITH BOARD BY GENTLE- man; "Washington people preferred. BOX 26, this ofllce 24 BY 3 ADULTS, FATHER, MOTHER, AND daughter, 3 unfur, rooms, 2d floor, with boaroV in strictly private family, who own their home. Address, stating terms, which must be reasonable, BOX 741. this tffflce.

WANTED-- ROOM AND BOAfeD IN REFINED PM- vate family lor mother and child (boy) 5 years old. where child will be well cared for, mother employed, during day please state most reasonable terms, Address BOX 755. this office. 24 YOUNG MAN DESIRES FIRST-CLASS BOARD and front room with select private family, in vicinity of Dupont Circle Address, stating particulars. BOX 704.

this office. a 1810 7TH NW 3D FLAT-- ROOMS, FUR. OR unfur pleasant room to Mdy economical rent for sake of company. Call any time. 22 1006 IST ST.

FRONT ROOM, FUR. or $3 per month. 22 1016 ST. 2D FLOOR FOR Ii h. terms moderate.

31 437 N. AVE OS THREE NICE. rooms for 1 all convenlencse, private family; reasonable. 21 704 BT. ROOMS, FURNISHED or unfurnished; board, terms reasonable 20 203 8T.

OF TWO OH rooms, furnished or unfurnished, for I modern plumbing; adults. THHEE h. 24 1005 STH ST. TWO FINE FRONT ROOMS with very large closet! new furniture; toard if desired: very reasonable prices. 20 C14 3D ST.

NW--TWO FUB. OR UNFDH. BOOMS; 2d floor; or without board. 20 225 N. J.

AVE. NW---DINING ROOM. PANTRY, 1 and kitchen; suitable for caterer, good location, near B. 0. depot: will take board in exchange Apartment 3, The Wicomieo.

702 ISTH COR. G--LARGE CORNER ROOM, with first-class board. 20 1351 COLUMBIA RD. OR FOUR front, bay-window rooms, with first-class table roome; 2d or 3d floors; deitghtful location. 20 board; near Iowa Circle.

2) 1754 AND 1768 BT. DESIRABLE rooms, large and small; well-kept aristocratic neighborhood: excellent table; 'phone north 212. 20 1405 RHODE ISLAND LAHGB, NICELY fur. rooms, with board; 2d floor; front and rear, private family. 20 1101 ST.

NW---FIRST-CLASS ROOMS WITH board 20 SOT ST. NEWLY FUBNISHED front room, fdr one or two; Sne location, one block front Congressional Library; excellent board, private family, resouab e. -20 1786 DE SALES LARGE. BBIGHT, furnlshed. oomforlBble rooms.

homu summer rates; excellent table; 'phone. Comforts; 20 elajty. ROAD. AND SINGLE two porcelain baths; table board a spe- 941 BT. OH UNFURNISHED rooms, desirable location, central, near two car lines.

1 20 1804 ST. FURNISHED AND OKE unfurnished room, with board; 'phone. 20 Titlt HTB ST. FURNISHED OR UNFUR- nished front rooms 20 APARTMENTS FOR RENT, FIVE-ROOM FLAT, HOT-WXTCR HEAT: TILED bath- desirable location: new house: private residence-; adtttts. OWNER, 207 N.

nw. 20 BOARD. ON SUBURBAN LINE, FOR FOUR adults, board not over 520 per month. Address BOX 703, this office. FOR THREE MONTHS.

BY LADY WITH DAUGH- ter 11 years old. second-floor front room and board in private family: near Force School; state terms. BOX Ml. this office. 22 2 YOUNG LADIES DESIRE ROOM AND BOARD: furnished or unfurnished not over J40; west of 15th and south of Mtss.

ave. nw. Address D. this office. REFINED QUEST MARRIED COUPLE WISH TO get room and board in northwest section Room 4, 1304 WANTED--BY.

GENTLEMAN. ROOM WITH breakfast, and privilege of d' -er. In northwest: private family, south or east fiont. 2d floor; good bath facilities; refs. exchanged, state price per month and all particulars or -no attention paid.

Address BOX 630, this otJce 20 YOUNG MAN WANTS ROOM AND BOARD IN strictly private family; home comforts; terms reasonable- Address BOX 643, this office. 20 YOUNG LADY IN OFFICE WISHES ROOM A board in the suburbs, near car line, at $25; re BOX 649. this office. MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE ROOM AND BOARD in suburbs: Hockville electric road preferred. Ad dress BOX 673, this office 20 BY TWO LADIES, BOOMS AND BOARD CON- venlent to the departments and cars: willing to pay J5S per month.

Address A. HATHAWAY, Sta- tlonO 20 IN PRIVATE FAMILY, NEAR CAR LINE. COLOR- ed by quiet Christian gentleman. Write, stating terms, care Mr, Washington, 481 st. sw.

20 AUCTION SALES. ST. 2D-STORY room suite; 2 rooms, parlor floor, bath each floor; choice table; 'phone. 20 Heights)--A. fine five-room apartment with balcony and euperb view; one of the best in the house, especially desirable for summer residence A bargain, tenants having to leave town unexpect- THE McLACHLEN SEAL ESTATE LOAN FHONT 10th and 6 1348 FAIRMONT ST.

(COLUMBIA HEIGHTS)Well-furnished rooms, with excellent table board; moderate terms. TWO 1 PRETTY EBCOND-FLQOR R6QMS, "WITH first-rate board; In near-by suburb, lovely In summer; on st. car line. 'Phone North- 6070. 20 231 1ST ST.

NE --ROOM. WITH EXCELLENT TA- ble; small family; near Capitol and Library: low rates. 20 1453 MASS. AVE. (HIGHLAND TERRACE)--HALL second floor, vacant March 22; large room vacant April reasonable: geod table.

20 WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD. 1218 COLUMBIA WITH OR WITH- put board. 12 10ft ISTH ST. FURNISHED 1 rooms; en suite or single, board It. desired.

22 I ST. LARGE. PLEASANT ROOM. or without board, terms reasaaable. S4 WILLARD ST NEAR MEN, an attractive room; with or without board; prl" vate family: home corqfdrts.

.1 20 ISTH, ST. floor; two ff NW.T-THREE BOOMS ON SD floor; large bay -window, with or without board, private family. 'Phone north S18 14TB ST. DELIGHTFUL AND nicely for. joom private bath, opposite Franklin Uark; with or without board.

810 UTH ST. NEWLY FUR. front room: In private family. 22 619 MD. AVE.

SECOND OR THIRD FLOOR of three nice rooms. 22 1638 17TH ST. ROOMS; PBI- vate ff rally has two rooms, second floor, and one hall room, married couples or gentlemen; 1S35 ST. PLEASANT- BOOMS, nicely furnished; near all cars: suitable for two gentlemen; summer rates. 32 S3 ST.

BOOMS FOR L. H. single or en 20 I UTH ST. FUR HALL. ROOM, $1.50 week; large room; gentlemen.

20 1264 COLUMBIA TWO ROOMS AND PRIVATE bath; -steam heat; 1. b. jlear car home. llne; 20 616 I2TSC St. BOOM; 2D'FLOOR: private family; 112 month for one, 116 for two gentli 230 1ST ST.

FRONT ROOM: 2D floor; heat. gas. bath, and 'phone: spltabie for 2 gentlemen; near Capitol. a 11 ST. SECOND-STORY front room: hot And cold.

Bath same floor; furnace heat it 153a 17TH ST. ROOMS; 2D FLOOR; also two hall rooms; near Cairo apartment, 20 "1622 MARION ST NW--NEWLY FUR. BOOM ON 2d floor, suitable for lady or gentleman, very reasonable. 22 S17 J6TH ST, NW- (OPPOSITE MePHERSON SQ )-Furnished rcoma, In hotte of private- family. S2 5365 ISTH ST.

NICELY FURNISHED, rooms, in new house; terms moderate; meals eon-! vi-nlent. 22 618 ST. FUR. ROOMS, tlJO PER week up: board optional; table board. 13.50.

30 302 ST. ROOMS'FOR L. if, WITH BOARD. 1268 FAIRMONT ST. NW.

(COLOMBIA HEIGHTS) --A small, third-floor, south room, with board. 20 1304 8TH BT. AND FURNISHED rooms, 816 per month; we will suit yon. 3D 1021 9TH ST. ROOM AND week; table board.

J12.60 month. BOARD, 15 .31 U08 ST. (THOMAS CIRCLE)--DESIRABLE room, front, large closat and alcove, -with board; refs. exchanged. 40 736 8TH ST.

SE--DELIGHTFUL EOOMsTwiTH or without board; convenient to navy yard and all car lines. '20 838 K-ST, PLEASANT BOOMS; ilOD- efn house: good location, good board; with or board 20 1828 BAY-WINDOW ALCOVE rooms; single or housekeeping flat, 17 up monthly to few nice roomers, refined home, modern improvements, hot-water heat; finest location; most convenient, near White -House; home conking: reasonable; board optional; refs. exchanged. Best calling hour, 5 afternoons. 22 UNFURNISHED.

438 ST. ROOMS. 24 415 2D ST. NW --LARGE ROOM; ED 24 1807 UTH ST. NW.SXHREB ROOMS, 20 FLOOR mhl7-tt THOS.

J. OWEN SON. Auctioneers. TRUSTEES' SALE' OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE. BEING THE THREE-STORT BRICK DWELLING NO.

1758 CHURCH STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust dnly recorded in Liber No 1776, folio 468 et seq of the land record's ot the District of Columbia, and at the TO SUBLEASE IN THE' ONTARIO JON LANIER SiF at Tubfc SaSfTi front of the premises, or FRIDAY, the 22d day OE Mareh. A. D. 1907, at 4.30 o'clock p.

the fallowing described land ani premism. situate In the city ot Washington, District of Columbia, and designated as and being lot numbered two hundred and ninety-eight (293) in Charles Early and WC Allison, trustees', subdivision of part of square numbered one hundred and fifty-six (156), said subdivision Is recorded In Book 20, pago 79 ol the R-eeoras of the Office of the Surveyor of the District ol Columbia, together with the improvements, consisting ot three-story, brick dwell- of salei One-third of the purchase money to be paid In balance in two equal testan- ments, payable In one and two years, with interest at 5 per cenlnm per annum, payable semi-annnally, from day of sale, secured by deed of trust upon, the property sold, or all cash, at the option of tfle purchaser. A deposit of 1200 will be required at time of sale All conveyancing, recording. c-, at cost of purchaser Terms of sale to be compiled with within fifteen days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five days' advertisement of such resale In some newspaper nnbllbed in Wasb FURNtStiED. FOR RENT FURNISHED --FOUR-ROOM Address BOX 46.

The 20 Dath flat in The Savoy, avoy. Elsmere Apartments, 1408 st. nw. Special teduemunts to permanent guests. Electric elevator.

Furnished rooms, single or en suite, with wlvate bath. Ught, heat, attendance. Meals served at cafe, Inspertlon rerjuested JKRINES, Owner and Proprietor. APARTMENTS WANTED, FURNISHED APARTMENT. OR TWO OR THREE rooms, with bath, for housekeeping, within 12 tlocks of Munsey BIdg, BOX 700.

this ogee. 22 A LADY IN OFFICE WANTS A SMALL FUR. housekeeping apartment, outside rooms. In northwest. Irom May nominal rent, best of care Address Mrs.

this office. 21 LADY WILL PAY NOMINAL RENT TO TAKE cere of 6 or 7-room apartment in north 1 given. Address BOX 658. this office. refs.

20 BY MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. FURNISHED apartment; northwest, best of care; veranda preferred; reasonable Price. BOX 628. tills office. 2.1 FURNISHED.

WOULD SUBLEASE SSAtL FJJR. FLAT DURING summer; state price Dept. ELGIN SMITH, War 21 LADIES WOULD CARE FOR FUS HOUSE OR aparwtor summer months; nominal rent: refs. OX 666. thlB office.

20 BOX FLATS FOR RENT, CHEAP: SMALL FLAT; LARGK -BHIGT ROOMS: southern exposure; overlooking Lincoln Park, all new furniture: lor married couple PAULINE S. JOHNSTON'flat 3. the Park, 121 13th St. ington, JOHN ARMS, SAM'L A. USURY.

Trustees. MONEY TO LOAN. Money to loan on real estate within the District of Columbia at loa-est rates of IntsrcsL Geo. W. Linkins, 800 19ti st.

A. E. HOON. SUCCESSOR TO REED. Room 416.

Corcoran 633.15th St. loans money to salaried people. 1C tarei ested it will pay you to call. Money always hand to loan on Real Estate at lowest n.res. Lat us act on your application.

Prompt replies and no unnecessary charges. A FOX CO Established 1S76. THS REALTY CORKER." at New- York ar. HONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNTS FROM ttt- on Real Hstate. Every conslderatioj shoirn borrowers.

THE HARKISOM EEAtf COMPABTT, 'Phone Main 3862. 907 st nw. BOARDING, i. h. 24 24U PA AVE.

TWO 3D FLOOR; light, and gas, 34 TO7 ST lADIES AND QENTLE- men will nd nice table board; home reasonable. Jtt CATERESS-- GOOD; TABLE BOARDERS BY THE mouth 834 13th si. nw. 13 zmL ST. RpOMS; L.

H. HEAT and gas; very reasonable; call bet. 2 and 7. 21 21t I1TS- SE-- 2 UNFURNISHED COMMUNI- cotmg rooms on second SOOT; heat, gs, and bath; tjay window, back porch, ctoaets, Ac. 23 1418 14TH ROOMS, L.

ALL a 1409 R. J. AVE. ROOMS; 1ST floor; h. attractive location; front and back yards; reasonable.

24 1105 ISTH FLOOR OF 3 ROOMS family; central location; no children. 24 1228 IRVING -ST. and laundry, 0r 1. h. all modern conveniences: adults.

I 24 715 STH ST. COMMUNICATING roams, larga alul light, bath Ana gjsr light housekeeping. 24 1202 ST. OR THREE. UNFURNISHED rooms for light housekeeping, with private family; aew house; convenient to two car lines.

24 TWO PLEASANT BOOMS. WITS BATH, 17 PER month. WM. BBUWN. Mailing Division.

City 22 16TH ST, THIRD FLOOR; tiiree rooms ana closet room; use of tiled bath; heat and gas; 1. h. reasonable. 22 1102 ST. BEAUTIFUL ROOMS ON second.

Boor; also tJrfWTTOtjms on third floor; excellent Weatrtyv southern 22 ST. NE WITH BATH, gas, and heat; light hotisekeeptnjt, FlfflNltORI FOR SALE, THREE BEDROOM SUITES AND KITCHEN FUR- nlture. Address BOX. 697. this office.

22 NEW WHITE BEDSTEAD. SIZE. NA- tteoal spring, and mattress; jrtce, 110. 915 llth St. FLAT 32.

22 PARTY LEAVING CITY TvTLL SELL NICE TOR- nlture and rugs cheap APARTMENT 601, The Alabama, llth and sts. 'S4 NEW IRON BEDSTEAD. SPRINGS. ANTJ FINE hair mattress also other household goods; very reasonable. 362 st, 53 HANDSOME QUARTERED OAK DINING SET, SIX leather-bottom chairs, rcnnii table, and buffet, elegaStbrass bed.

AP4STMENTM1. The" Lenmass. corner Vt. ave. and st, 20 BLACK WALNUT PARLOR SUITE, TOSt JIW; wtinsell for WE.

ROOM ISSO'N. Y. nw. CHILD'S LARGE, sprlrig and ntattre- ne, SOLID OAK i. marly new, BEDSTEAD, 820 12th st 20 FURNITURE WANTED.

A--SPOT-CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR- pets, stoves, bric-a-brac, and all kinds of household goods, BAinPS FURNITURE SHOP. 14th sad tr as. 'Pkona north 1211 Formerly 6ti i y. MOWEY TO At the Lowest Rates of Interest on C.

Real Estate Security. FRANK KAWLINGS. 1S05 PA. AVE. The Arlington tire Insurance company 1 Building.

MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL estate at 4, and 6 per cent interest, cpechl (incorporated). 1307 st By. LOANS ON STOCKS. BONDS, LIFE polreies, tnjsts, building association shares, syndicate certificates, and other veS collateral. C.

A. BAKER, 50-52 erott U10 st. 'Phone 517. MONET TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATBS of interest on real estate in District of Columbia. "WALTER H.

ACKER. 1420 st. nw. MONET TO LOAN ON D. C.

KEAL ES- tate; lowest rates of Interest: payments on principal in amounts of-4100 or moro received at soy Interest period. The F. a SMTTH Bond IMS N. T. MONEY TO LOAN AT LbwT5ST RATES OP INTEREST.

THOS J. FISHER Incorporated, 1414 Bt nw. MONEY TO LOAN AT 4 AND 44 PER CENT. IN sums ot 11,000 to 1100.000. on D.

of real estate: pay off 5 per cent and 6 per cent leans and begin enew at lowest rates of Interest, all transictions conducted with economical consideration for bor- WM SAKNDF.RS-ft CO LOAN BROKERS. SPAPFRl BURNSTINE-S LOAN OFFICE. ESTABLISHED ,161 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. -Money loaned rm gold, silver. retches, diamonds.

Jewelry, mechanical tools, meVs uppareu Gold sad sliver Unredeemed nledgis NFWSPAPFsfiRCHI.