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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1883-10-06
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

"A new secret society is to be formed
at Yale, rival to the Skull and Cross
bones and the Scroll and Keys. 1t Is
said that building for its use is to be
at once erected. Post.
Two well-known clergymen who
are brothers, Rev. Hugh 0. Pentecost
and Rev. George L. Pcntecost, hap
pened to preach on a recent Sunday in
different churches In Hartford, Conn.
The American Sunday Union
has recently received from the executors
of the estate Of the late Frederick Mar
quand $l9,S92. Also legacy Of 900
from the late George Nugent. William
e. Dodge bequeathed $4,000 to this
society," IN Y. Examiner.
Christ Church, Philadelphia, In
which the Centennial Convention Of
Protestant Episcopalians IS to be held,
was the place Of the first convention oil
that denomination in America. II was
built with brick from England and
money raised in lottery under the
management of Benjamin Franklin
Chicago Times.
According to Western school.
teacher the habit OF chewing gum is
productive of myopia among the pupils.
Being forbidden TO chew gum during
school hours, they seek to avoid detee-
ton in the Illicit enjoyment of the on
during morsel by holding their books
close to their faces, thus bringing on
short-sightedness
lit costs France $4,000, 900 to sup.
port State church. Episcopalian as
well as Roman Catholic clergymen are
paid by the State M. Paul Bert, In
view Of this enormous expense, and In.
view of the alarming Influence Of
which patriots complain, demands that
the Public Worship budget be abolished.
The Government, he says, should tsever
the last link which connects Church
and StAte.n M. Ferry does not seem
TO think that II should. He appears to
be very DESTROYS of conciliatlng' the
church and the Pope.
The Reformed Dutch Church at
Spotswood, N. r., was knocked to
pieces by sudden thundergust. First
the steeple toppled over on tho roof,
which 1t cut In two ut the ridge pole.
Then the walls fell apart, tumbling to
the ground In sueha condition Of wreck
that the remains are nothing better than
kindllng wood. The church cost @8,-
900, and was considered as good as any
wooden sanctuary of similar style. The
members are possessed Of considerable
means, and are able TO rebuild. In a
few months they will have better
building than the one which was
wrecked. M Y. Sun.
The United Presbyterian Church
has relegated the organ question to In
dividual churches. The committee APP
pointed by the recent General Assembly
on the subject has issued majority
and minority address. The first argues
in favor Of the constitutionality Of the
adoption Of the overture upon music;
the other avoids arguing the question,
but reaches substantially the same re-
suit as tho majority letter in urging
each church to accept the action Of the
assembly rs final, leaving each to de-
eide whether It will admit the organ or
not. This agreement practically makes
the organ local issue In the church,
~ Y. Herald.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1883-10-06

al guess hat my telephone took out
Of my house," said a resident of the
eastern part Of the city as he took
seat beside Manager jackson the other
day.
"Anything wrongp"
ayes, eafrytings is wrong" was the
doleful answer.
Perhaps the battery needs more
waterp"
"Vhell, may be so, but I doan' keep
no track of dot. You see, vhas down
to my peesness good deal. In der
morning, after l yhas gone leedle
while, somepody rings aboudt sixteen
hundred times and scares my old
vhoman half to death She asks Who
vhas dere, und somepody answers:
Hello! Shake, vhas dot youp Say,
Shake, how aboudt dot leedle gal dot
wrote you dot letter. Hal hal hat
Und dot makes my White so mad dot
she shumps oop und down undpulls
her hair. and when / comes home she
goes for me like some tigers. Vhas dot
der right vhay to put up some shobs on
q manph
mo, of course not."s
"Und pooty queek after dot some
body else rings oop my house two tou
sand times, und my White almost faints
AWAY. When she asks who vhas dere
somebody answers: Say, Shake, Isaw
you riding oudt nit your White on der
Lake road last Sunday! Doan be
afraidt Il doan' give him awayv Und
den my vhife vhas madt enough to bust
in two, und when / comes home she
sthrikes at me NIT der teapot. Do you
call him telephone convenience"
81 call it shame, sir"
"Vhell, some odder times somepody
goes r-rr-r-ring-ing-ing-ring like tun-
der, und my White vhas as pale ash q
bedquilt She thinks dot vhas some oc.
cident to me, or some steamboat blowed
oop nit her sister. Her heart beats
like it would shump oudt on der floor,
ind when she asks who vhas killed
somepody answers: Ish dot Shaker
Say, Shake, how much you elf dot
policeman to keep sthill on you, chi
All! dot vhas fine racket, Shake, but
If der oldt vhomans drops on it you
vhas gone oop like some Gilderoy's
kitep Den my White she vhas madt
some more, und she packs oop hel
trunks, und she vhas all ready to &c
when comes home. Vhas dot some
more convenience by electricityp"
II shall certainly look into the mat
ter. Such things must be stopped.
"Und sometimes somepody rings
softly, shust like cats, und my White
wants to know who vhas dot. Me
Who vhas mep' 'Katiep who vhas
KatieP' Why, Shake, doan' you know
dot vidder vhomans you met on del
boat. Say, Shake, how vhas der oldI
vhomans to-dayp Und how vhas dot
on me when | goes homeP Und how
can | make der oldt vhomans pellet !
vhas in my saloon all der time, und dot
doan' know some vidder vhomans
from load of hayP tell you, Misser
Shackson, dot telephone preaks oop my
family If doan' look oudt. Eafery
day It Is Hello! Shaker und eafery
evening when comes home it is some
more crying und talking like 1 vhas
der worst man in Detroit"
He was promised speedy and per,
manent relief, and as he backed up
stairs to the sidewalk, he said:
"Vhell, dot makes me feel like / vhai
happy
If somepody WANTS to Hello! Shakel
on me let him come to my saloon.
gif him some telephone convenience So
he vhas lame for six monthsp' Detroit
Free Press.
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trusted out of sight, but must be always
carried out to work. He evidently en-
joys the warmth afforded by the tanners
body, and being neither an epicure nor
fastidious in regard to lodgings, finds
this kind of life preferable to days of
grubbing among foundations, fearful Of
terriers, poison and gins, in house of
his own making in short, he prefers it
to working for his living. We fear that
this rat is too true a picture of the
habitual criminal in prison. The latter,
supplied with good roof over his head,
a good and clean bed, fairly good food
in comparative abundance, congenial
companions, plenty of good literature,
and no terriers in the shape of police
men, prefers, or if he does not prefer,
is too easily contented with, his prison
life. Chambers Journal.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1883-10-06
A LITTLE CHILD.

Unconscious childhood's tiny grasp
Draws us from business, books and art;
Mlghtier than all the world. the clasp
VI one small hand upon the heart.
OF late, with lids that mimicked death,
In fever flames our darling lay;
While we who watched her fiuttering breath
Gould only wait, and hope, and pray.
Pale gliding shapes and whispered words
Haunted the hushed and shadowy room,
Till the first twitter of the birds
Awoke, and daybreak edged the gloom.
On vacant chairs and silent walls,
Where lonely watches of the night
Grow old, how strange, how spectral, falls
The mockery of the morning light!
AS in a trance of fear we moved;
Peril to one we cannot save,
Peril and pain to one beloved,
Make trembling towards of the bravo.
The dawn rose, pitilessly bright;
The sunshine wore an alien hue;
There was not any more delight
In song of bird or spark of dew.
How idle seemed the task that claimed
cold, accustomed service still
Each worldly wish was quelled and shamedl
Alike were tdings good and ill.
Friendship itself small solace brought:
We came and went like dull machines;
How foreign to the harassed thought
The most familiar household scenesI
The golden fields and azure skies
Were yelled in sorrowful eclipse
Till beamed again those darkened eyes,
Till smiled once more those childish lips.
Another night: all night she slept
She woke: o joy was ever dawn
So heavenly sweet as that which swept
With drizzling showers the trees and lawn
The hillside frowned, by lowering brows
of gloomy thickets overhung;
But in the dripping chestnut boughs
cheerful robin perched and sung.
Dear omen of her blest release T.
From pain and the Great Dread past byl
Peace filled our souls the light of peace
Was over all the earth and sky.
o happiest day of all the year!
Each moment had its Joyous thrill:
Whatever came brought hope and cheer;
Alike were tidings good and ill.
Now never more, D heart, be sad,
when cloud and tempest drench the pane,
But keep the day with thoughts as glad
As robins singing in the rain.
". 7. IFOlCbrtdDe, in Youths Companion.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1883-10-06
Something New in Snake Stories.

On last Thursday night, as the stage
was coming from Markleville, the road
seemed to get very heavy near Wood
ford's Canon. The nearest horses could
hardly drag the load, and they seemed
to have harder work at every step. FL
nally they stopped to rest at the top of
the little knoll just this side of Wood
ford's Station, and when the driver at
tempted to start the horses they could
not pull an inch. He dismounted and
took lantern to examine the running
gear, when, to his astonishment, he
found, as he supposed, that a rope had
been tied between the two wheels. Lay
ing his hand on the rope, he started
back with yell of horror on discover
ing that live snake had twisted itself
between the hind and fore wheels, and
was holding the stage as securely as if
the wheels had been tied with an inch
rope. The reptile had evidently been
trying to block the stage for several
miles, and when the horses stopped for
rest improved the opportunity to
tighten the coils SO as to effectually pre-
vent the stage from starting again.
The passengers got out and tackled
the snake with clubs aad stones, and, as
the reptile thrashed about under the
wheels, the horses were wild with ter
ror. He was finally killed by blow
on the head, and it was after midnight
before they got him disentangled from
the wheels. He was the style of snake
known as the mountain runner, and
measured twelve feet four inches. When
stretched tightly between the wheels he
was much longer.-0arson (Nev. DIP
peal
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1883-10-06

Adding injury to insult: A tall,
stylish-looking woman, leading gray
hound, passed the balcony of a Saratoga
hotel, on which two gentlemen were
standing. "Whata beautiful creature, +"
said one of them in voice that proved
loud enough for the lady to hear. Turn
ing very red in the face she glanced
angrily at the speaker and said: "You
have no right to insult me, sir" "Ex-
cuse me, madam, but you fatter your
self. was abiding to your dog. -
" Y Mems.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1883-10-06

"A Boston gentleman married a
musical and literary lady who was very
charming, but who was wholly ignorant
of and Indifferent to housekeeping. He
was very proud of her and exceedingly
fond of displaying her talents to his
friends. One day his brother, blunt,
keen-eyed country man. paid him a
visit. Leading him into the sitting
room, which was dusty, dirty and dis
orderly, he requested his wife to play
and sing for them. Her husband list
ened with great delight to her per-
Torrance. and, turning to his brother,
said: "Your wife has no ear for music,
/ believer "No, but she has an eve
for dirt!'' was the gruff reply.-Boston
Transcript.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1883-10-06

Snake matches are the latest
wrinkle in field sports on Long Island.
The contestants start in different direc-
tons, and the one returning with the
greatest number of snakes hanging to
his belt is proclaimed the victor.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1883-10-06

Grief for his first wife caused
samuel T. Magruder, of Darnestown,
Md, to cut his throat, although he had
been married about one year TO an es-
Unable lady.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1883-10-06

"A letter addressed to "Widow
Smith, Richford, VT" threw the post
master into panic, there being eleven
widows Of that name in Richford.
National Republican., 1883-05-05

"ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED CATERER; ;
w TO the right party splendid inducements will
be offered. Apply At once TO WEST END HOTEL
West Washington,
National Republican., 1883-05-05
OR SAL n,

FOR sALEi
0o will buy delightful three story house on Grant
street, near Tenth street northwest; nearly
newi modern improvements in perfect
order.
$500 will buy homo on Il street, near Second
street northwest; very attractive grounds 81
feet mont; iSrooms mordern improvements; /;
good cellari hrstrate chance,
$500 will purchase the residence ofthe late Colonel
Irish, on Haiewood avenue. Le Droit Park;
first class loceIioni delightful grounds, with
carriage house and stable; hoLse contains "a
rooms, cellar aud all modern improvements.
EO,SOO will buy one of the elegant three story and
basement houses, with bay window, on the
north side OF Il street, near Du Pont Circle;
Queen Anne style; latest improvements In
hearlhs, wood mantels, aud stained glasa
National Republican., 1883-05-05
FoR SALE

FoR SALE
A street. Capitol Hll, threestory and cellar press.
brick, stone trlmmings ~ rooms, all modern i'm.
provemCnts and In first class condition with crys-
tai glass chandeliers, 20 feet front. for 5000.
On f1ith street northeast, new sixroOm pressbrick
hOusei rents for t2a 20 per month. Price, $500
on B street southeast 100 feet Of Capitol grounds,
three-story, pressbrlck. twelye-room dwelling,
s5,sO0,
fnh street northeast two bay.wlndow brick houses,
6rooms each, with halls water aud gas for $500
each
on Seventh and streets southeast two new, bay.
window, pressbrck houses, rooms, with every
convenience, $500,
on Tenth street northwest. between and streets
two-story brick house, for S2.5o0.
On Twenty-sixth street northwest, two bay-wlndow
press.brick houses modern improvements. Price
e2,5OO each.
Lot 10 by las, on street, between First and Second
streets southeast, will be sold very low.
On Second street, between and B southeast lot q
by 80, cheap.
50 eet ront ON First street southeast nea- B. for 50
cents per foot
on q street southeast, Sixth street, two brick
houses i've rooms each with side alleys and slate
roofs In good order, and adjoining these are one
frame two.story building OF Ave rooms, all under
good rent, aud can be bought for t2,000.
very desirable building lot on Ninth street. 20 by
1l5, for S275.
For further information apply to
AYoN q TRACY,
6lS Seventh street northwest
National Republican., 1883-05-05

XxTANTED--A YOUNG MAN FOR OUT DOOR
w salesman steady emplOymenti good pay, APP.
ply TO Domestic Sowing Machine Company, Dos I
street northwest (Masonic Tcmple). my2-3ts
National Republican., 1883-05-05
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE.
Is2i and 1899 Eighteenth street, Just completed,
desirable for location, style, aud finish;
twelve rooms every convenlence....,...... tlio 900
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A good Residence and Grounds, 40 feet front,
corner Massachusetts avenue and Twenty.
first street northwest; splendid location,
three $4,000
100 street northeast; large Double Frame
House, all modern improvements, first
class Brick stable, with lot adjoining;
1900 feet OF Ib,Ooo
o3 Nj street; n large Brick, fronting on NJ and
Tenth streets, containing large number
OF rooms with cellar and stable this Is
good property for an investment. or will
make very comfortable home..... ......... 1900
IAi street northwest; 10 rooms all convent.
ences &c, easy lA0O0
Twelve room house terminus II street
cars, on Bennlng Road, acres 5000
A very desirable property on NJ street, No.1li4,
easy terms..... ...... t5OO
IL Grant Place; three story aud basement IL
rooms; lot 2Oxso; house beautifully fin.
ished...,,, ... 5000
l25 street southeast three story press brick,
10 rooms and basement, modern improves
nlents, hot and cold water, newly papered
and painted throughO 1000
el4 Tenth street northwest; three story brick,
10 rooms lot 6500
900 street northwest; three story brick, 10
rooms, bath, and cellar. $500
III B street southeast; brick, 10 rooms, bath,
closets, ranges, latrobes, In good condition,
on car .....,. 600
1888 and 1872 street, three story and base.
ment bricks, II rooms each, modern i'm
provements, lots 20xlOO, each~........ ..... 5000
1103and 1905 Thirteenth street northwest; three
story and basement bricks ~ rooms, mod
ern improvements, easy terms.-...,......... 5000
Other desirable property in all parts OF the city for
sale
National Republican., 1883-05-05
YtaI estnt..
Zeal Gstatt.
E OR SALE
ny
AJoNzo A. MARR
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
i2i2h F STREET NORTHWEST

1914 Fourteenth street northwest, brick, 10
rooms, modern improvements ......-....... $4,000
500 l. street street northwest frame, rooms
modern mproveme nts. $500
7a Thirteenth street northwest. brick, II
rooms, modern mprovemcnts... 300
I2l Twelfth street northwest, frame rs rooms,
modern improvements. ............,.., $500
5Oi Il street northwest brick, Is rooms, mod.
ern -,.o....... 5000
eji Massachusetts, avenue northwest brick, 10
rooms, modern impTovemSyts.,."....,....,. $500
2l28 Fourteenth street northwest brick, IL
rooms, modern improv ..,.. 5000
lf2l, 1923, iii7, 14l9 Corcoran street northwest,
brick, fl rooms. modern improvements. 5000
1907 II street northwest, brick, 10 rooms, mod
ern improvemeuts......o..... 4.....a..-..... $500
COZ, 6i3 street northwest, brick rooms,
modern Improvements ............. $500
o23 Twelfth street northwest frame, rooms,
modern improvements. ....... ......... 5000
1873, 1915 Twenty-second street northwest,
brick, rooms, modern improvements. 1900
liA Pierce Place northwest, brick, rooms,
modern improvements. .,........,o.,.,,.. 25O0
1907 Thirteenth street northwest, brick,
rooms modern impro voments ..... .......,... 1900
1926 street northwest, brick, rooms. mod
ern improvements, $500
1872 1914 l. street northwest, brick, rooms,
mOdern improvements..,..........a... 1900
4so II street northwest, frame, rooms mod
orn improvements s.,......,.....,....,....... 1850
1881 Fiilh street northwest, brick, rooms,
modern Improvements. 25o9
rooms, modern Improvements. ..,,,....,'.,,. oOOo
III Fourth street southeast brick rooms,
modern improvement ......... 1900
1913 Fourth street southeast frame, Z rooms,
modern improv 200
2@ Fourteenth street southwest, brick,
rooms, modern improvem ..,... 1850
A number ofhouses on the insallment plan
Sixty acres of land, good improvements, at Burnt
Mills. A bargain.
National Republican., 1883-05-05

IN ELIGHTFUL LOCATION, LARGE ROOMS
~ and porChos, beautiful lawn, plenty of shade;
~ mlnnles walk from station. Address MRS.
lERBERT, Herbert House, LAUREL Md. ap2s-6tH
National Republican., 1883-05-05
SolantsN-MrIp--nlaIr.

wv ANTED- D-IMMEDGATELY, $ GOOD GRAN.
w, lite block PAYERS; wages, $3.50 TO e por day.
Apply to MIR BRADLEY, on the work, Atlanta,
ia, or communicate with MR. FOSTER, Cannon
House. Atlnnln, On. mnl.Ot
National Republican., 1883-05-05

BARG GAINS:
Vacant ground in building fronts and single lots in
choice localities IN the northwest and throughout the
city, CHEAP Quality and price cannot be beaten.
Call and see.
Elegant farm OF 20 acres Just beyond Brightwood
on Seventh street road. Coed build.pRa and highly
cultivated. $1,000.
have an elegant house beautifully located on
wide lot the sevonth street road at great
bargain-a really beautiful home In complete condl.
ton. The lot is 50 by 100 feet 10 alley.
National Republican., 1883-05-05

XUANTED-A GOOD, STEADY BARBER AP.
w ply to j. +. DUNCAN, BJ7 II street northwest.
National Republican., 1883-05-05
R.aI estnt,.
nEs1RABIE LOTS FOR SALE
VIM. p. YOUNG.
1910 NEW YORK AVENUE.

Rhode Island avenue, near Scott statue...,...a 50
Rhode Island avenue, west OF Seventeenth street 25
Rhode Island avenue, near Connecticut avenue. 90
Rhode Island avenue corner Fifteenth street.... so
Hhode Island avenue near Fourteenth street,. 1 30
New Hampshire avenue noar Dupont Circle.... so
New Hampshire avenue, near NJ stroet.........- 25
Massachusetts avenue near Dupont Circle. 30
Massachusetts avenue, between Seventeenth and
Fdshteenth 90
Massachusetts avenue (south sde), between Sew
enteenth and Eighteenth 50
Connecticut avenue, British Legation. ......- 90
sixteenth street. corner Of X. .. .... ........ IS
sixteenth street, between and ....,........- 75
sixteenth street, between and ...... 90
sixteenth street. between and Q.............. 80
Sixteenth street, corner Of u (95 by 80 doep)- 80
Fifteenth street, between and X (wost sde) ... 80
Fifteenth street. between and (cast side)-.. 50
Fifteenth street, near Rhode Island avenueo-... 2S
street. west ofSeventeenth street north sldo)- d
Corc0ran street, between Fifteen and Sixteenth rs
Iowa Circle, % feet %
street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.....- IS
CALL FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR.
THE MUTUAL LIFE OF NEW YORK,
The largest Insurance company in the world, writes
life policies IS per cent lower than other large COM
panles. Its scmtendowment policy is cheaper than
Tontine, Cooperative any other speculative form
ofinsurance
Il never disputes q Just claim
WIN. p. YOUNG. Agent
1870 New York avenue.
National Republican., 1883-05-05

large number of houses In all parts of the city at
various prices. Also In Mount Pleasant and on the
Seventh street road
National Republican., 1883-05-05

wv ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED ASSISTANT
publican Olllce.. mY22tt
National Republican., 1883-05-05
Sarnnttn... .sifnniinns. female.

VHTANTED-BY A GERMAN GIRL, A. STTUA-
w tion hs companion or maid to n lady, or as
nurse no objection to travol references furnished.
National Republican., 1883-05-05
Business dbnnsrs.

9XT ANTED-A GENTLEMAN WITH SOME
Nv capital TO take aotvc interest IN established
III l., hepu1lican Ohice. maj-3ls
hEOO OR $1,000, OR MORE WOULD BE IN
BOOO vested, with services, in a paying busl.
81. Address RICHARD, Republican onee. 4-3ts
NOR SALE VERY CHEAP PATENT OF.
n nge Reports (meChaniCaO nom 1871 to 1871, In
isye, comprising 80 volumes, ut bookstore, No 1908
Hventh street northwest. my43ts
IT ANrEn- -Bus NBSR AffsN TO KNOW THAT
Nv all kinds Cf Job Work ga bs CFouNtsd at The
Ipnblloan ptlSo qd,oksr ASd tp mere satisfactory
lnner han at anv 0tbeI alAee 70 he city. seaj
4 IBERAL RATE OF fNTERMsp ALLOWED
\ on Time Deposits. United states bonds bought
~ sold AZ market rates. Coleotions made every
lyAhiA avenue aA1-a
National Republican., 1883-05-05

TTNHE sHEDD BATHS. pO3 = STREET NEAR
j. Ninth, VOL known ~ Tho Oldest and hest 10 tho
city This bath ls conAtrrted with view to CouVen-
ience being on the hral noor/ Turkish, Russian SUI
phur, aud MefcuPal Bathab bven with qkill and OK
perienoe MnnipulhtoT OF eF ears experiSnoe AZ tns
estabiiahment single bAth,n . for& 1870 Open
Sunday nom a m. 70 y, IN mr2Au
National Republican., 1883-05-05

wv TANTED-.A GOOD FARM AND GARDEN
w hand constant work. Apply TO w. t. JOHN.
son near Highland station, Baltimore and Ohio
National Republican., 1883-05-05
Sdlantro- -Aooms.

WY TANTED-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
w secoEd floor; southern exposure; gas, bath,
and attendance; price not to exceed tlO, or, with
board, sa5 per month"; full particulars, please. Ad-
dress WIDOW, Republican once. mal3tF
National Republican., 1883-05-05
for Rtnt. ..furnisbtS Enoms.

SO1 THIRTEENTH STREET. NORTH;
OGl west-For rent, rOoms on hfst and second
hoor, single or en- suite; bath on second hoor not
National Republican., 1883-05-05

N1TANrED-BY TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
w room or rooms, with board In IA private fam!
iy. Address stating location and terms, T.. H. NJ,
Republican Office. ma3StF
WTANTED-rWO ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
w offices, within ono square OF second street and
Pennsvlvania avenue east Address, stating location
and terms, j., Republican OnCe mya-JtA