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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-06-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS .
ORANGES AND FLORIDA.
Better than Breezes and Blossoms
Under a New Flag.

Even the balmy air and orange groves Of
Florida fail to keep its people full of happi
ness and comfort. Art must help nature
eyerywhere-int the tropics as among the pines
of the North. "And, chief among the bless
ings which are adapted to all zones" writes
DIR. ]. G. Wallace, of Fort Dade, Fla. sis
PARKER's Tonic. 1t seems to have the world
for a field. and most of the current diseases
WELD to its action. have used it in the case
of a delicate and dyspeptic young lady, with
the most gratifying results: 1t seemed to ac-
complish with ease what the usual prescrip-
lions and treatment for that miserable mala-
DIV failed wholly to bring about. 1 am also
clad to state that the Tonic has greatly re-
Iieyed me personally of troublesome atomic
condition of the stomoch of long standing. It
is the ideal purifier and inV1gorant."
Messrs. Hiscox d Co. call especial attention
to the fact that after April l6, 1888, the name
and style of this preparation will hereafter be
simply Pdrkeg's Tonic The word "Ginger''
is dropped, for the reason that unprincipled
deolers are constantly deceiving their patrons
by substituting inferior preparations under
the name of Ginger; and as ginger is an UNI
important fiavoring ingredient in our Tonic
we are sure that our friends will agree with
us as to the propriety of the change. There
will be no change, however, in the prepare
ton itself; and all bottles remaining in the
hands of dealers, wrapped under the name of
"PARKER's GINGER Tonic" contain the gen
uine medicine if the signature of Hiscox &
Co. is at the bottom of outside wrapper.
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby warned not to tres
pass upon my lands for the purpose ofhunt-
ing, fishing or for any other purpose, under
penalty OF the law.
693 JAMES SKILES.
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Affair. In West washinrte..

CANAL MATTEKs.-There is anxiety felt on the
part OF those interested in the canal and canal
navigation as to the effect Of the new dam upon
the water supply OF the canal 1t Is said BY some
that the new dam for the water works being
above the dam which feeds the canal viii have
decided tendency TO keep the water out OF the
canal at all times when the water is low; even
now the water gets so low after long trouphf
that boats can only carry half load.
RAILROADS AND BkIDGRa-It Is said that the
Pennsylvania Central railroad has purchased the
Washington. St Louis and Ohio railroad and are
seeking crossing over the Potomac at some point
between g street aud the aQueducr bridge TO MAKO
the southern connection. The aQueduct bridge
over Rock creek Is about TO be thoroughly over
hauled, In fact 10 be almost rebuilt The WORK
will begin at once. The aqueduct bridge lie the
everlasting toll fridge over the Potomac which
annual fall repair.
TIE NEW ENGINE House WIN be completed By
the I9tn proxmo new engine viii be bought,
for which the old one Is 10 90 as part paymenf
Observation-Disclosures Seneca. with Loo bushols
OF WHEAT and 4io bushels OF corn.
CONDITION OF THE WATER-No report NJ ACNE.
duct office.
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Name
Cen. Pacific.
CheS GOhiO.
Do LIST pref

From THE NORTH CAPE -Mr. F. c. Sessions, Q
toms winter visitors Is making q tour through
northern and eastern Europe. Writing from tho
North Cape to friend here be says: I've have
most point OF Land In Europe. and from the top OF
the Cape look out upon the waters which wash
the north pole. We have seen the midnight sun
In all his glory and otherwise enjoyed this visit
which h 2l00 miles north Of Washington. The
scenery along tho coast OF Norway is most en-
chanting for nearly two thousand mileA win ding
along among an INFINITE number or islands with
the mountains covered with snow IN July. each.
covered with glacierRn
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In Custody in Chicago.


CALLAGHAN, THE INDICTED WASHINGTON LETTER
CARRIER, sURRENDBRS HIMSELF.
The city post Office officials here have received in
formation OF the arrest in Chicago OF Frank R. Cal
Afghan, late mail carrier in this city, who is
under indictment here for robbing the mails Cal
laghan surrendered himself to police officer in
Chlcago telling the story OF his crime here. CAL
laxhan fled from here While under bail
1t appears that he procured work in St Paul,
Minnesota. but lost his place and went TO Chicago
nVe weeks ago. He was appointed a letter carrier
mere about two years ago, ana Superintendent
ben says at the time the robberies occurred he
Was not suspected. His depredations Were confined
10 letters addressed to the Lous1any Lottery COM
pany.
He was the son Of the late j. R. Ca1laghan, a
well-known builder, who left him in comfortable
circumstances. Young Callaghan, it is stated,
wasted his patrimony by dissipation Callagh m
was wa, aIreSted IN March last Tor violating section
5167, X. s. U. s., and on March 18th had q hearing
beiore United States Commissioner Mills, and as
held Tor the action Of the grand jury. Alex Guild
Mary Guild: and Thomas A. Rover gave ball Tor
nln IN $l,5OO The last named, on March 10th,
surrendered him, and he was committed to talL
ON May LIST last Mr.. John Webster entered into
bail for him in 81 500 An Indictment was found
against him May 23d.
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THE NEW Y DIRK STOCK MARKET
JEefoIlow1ng are the opening and Closing price,
tI1he New York Stock arket to-day, "a reoor5ei
tyspecial wire TO II. IL Dodge, $50 18th street.
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MISS HILTON'S
vi ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR
tamber 10th. AN> soy
Thorough instruction In the Languages M.s,,en,.t
~ Assesasure ana tne Scae0ceo. au2S Inn
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STREET RAILWAY ACeoAMoDATIoNs-The man.
agfJFsf the Meiropol tan lsSt.way company have
recently extended Jhefrslihe N the northwestern
portion OF the city, now run cars to Washing
Ton Heights at the northerly terminus OF Con-
necticut avenue. 1t is understood that the num-
Der OF cars the line Will soon be Increased and
run In Su n manner as TO better accommodate the
public and particularly the residents or Washing
ton Heights and that portion OF the city north OF
Dupont circle
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NEW YORK, Sept 2s.-Bernard Gallagher, brother
OF DR.. Gallagher, who is now under sentence for
life In England for having been concerned In Ger
court, sent to the InebriateS Home at Fort Hamil-
ton for six months. Bernard was arrested with his
brother, the doctor, In Glasgow, but secured his
release, there being no evidence against him. He
has fallen into drinking habits since his return to
this country.
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TMALS-THg ADVANCE IN RENTS AND THE CAUsH-
WHY PEOPLE BUY REAL RSfA-l IN THIS CITY
TIE fROsPECfS FOR TIE eRASoN JUST OPENING
SUGGESTIVE kXPRRIENCB OF YOUNG NAN IN
SEARCH OF HoMK-soNH IMPROVEMENTS NOW
IN PROGRESS
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~ CORPS OF iEACHERS.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. ID. CABELI. PRINCIPALS: Prof r.
r; Mason. Latin and Matchmaker Prof: 5. M. shnte.
SC2inhmoi.n C1lleEe History Moral and Mental Phi
Astronomy. Ph2scs Geology: Prof: r: Rogers
German. Greek Math. Mad. Chevremont (Dipiomee de
academic DC Parish French; Miss n. Il. Garrison Eng
ner. instrumental Music; Mad'e h. Evremonte Vocal
Music; Prof &c Messer Art, Drawing ana Painting;
Miss Chestney. cahsthenics and eocution Prof. l..
r. Mar1nf. Dancing; In branches not named the best
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Congregational church Council.
CONCORD, NH, Sept 29.-The trienniaI council
OF the Congregational churches OF the United
States begins its session In this city October IL
The Situation In Wall street.
sTEADIER STOCK MARKET, WITH SOME RxCEP-
TIONS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-The Posts financial arti-
Gle says: The stock market during The forenoon
was steadier than yesterday and the general tone
was better. The Northern Pacitics, jersey Central
land to some extenD wabash were weak and
lower; The principal business, however, was
Ia the Northern Pacif1cs, and the re-
suit OF the mornings fluctuations up
to 1880 O'Clock was "a decline OF ~
on oregon and TranscOntinental, X on Northern
Pacific preferred. 4 on Nortern Pacific common,
WI Win a. on Jersey Central, + on Reading and q
were firm and nearly all traction higher at IL 80
wanna, Erie. Texas and Pacific. Missouri
Pacific, and Pacific Mail At 1880, how
erer the general market was FATHER weak
The ra!e for call loans continued at per cent
railroad bonds were generally quiet and there
were few changes in prices Northern Pacific
nrsts were l0eHa13. There was no business in
state bonds. Government bonds were strong for
the As and AIS, but the So were Il lower.
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CkENCH AND FNGLISH FAMILY AND DAY
II SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE


1905 18th st., corner Massachusetts, ave. WASH d. O.
Under the direction OF Mrs L. p. Mcdonald and Miss
Anna Ella assisted by Prof. A. p MontaRue depart
partment Of Music Mile Barrenne depar%snit o of
French; Mas Emma ]. Rowe KinderRartner and
full corps Of competent teachers
advantages offered in French and Music TO Froebel's
knderEsrten system will b added daily oral instruc-
ton in French limited number OF young ladies' re-
ton can upon or address the principals at I6as strest
northwest. Washington.
special Horde viii convey pupils residing on Capt.
toi Hln direct to the school aud return. au8-3m
GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. FsTAR-
cons, handsome and commodous balls In Lincoln Han
for real lie ior self SUPPORT u ser
for reception 10 stration Of students In9nst
~ Rexu!ar day and evening sessions resumed MON.
DAY: Sept 3 Course Of stIdy Penn,s nship. orthos-
Business C.lcnlations Bookkeepng by sinse and dou
Bile entry Commercial Law, Political Economy And
Bnsinsss Morals. Special departments Of Elocution
ment the student invests capital deposits in the COLLEGE
BANK makes purchases Tor cash and on time eiyes
ana receives notes. checks, drafts receipts &C. PAYS
counts. 0R' - " So -
International Business College Diploma conferrrd
upon graduates Ut close Of scholastic year is Of ad-
psnr 81 70 TO Dc registered and fully equipped
Hours Of Instruction sessions, . am. to 2:sop.
aud EIS sesS9ns Monday. Tuesday. Thursday
tuition FeesIDay sessions year scholarship in cash.
xoo; year schoaa,shp in insalments $50 payable sl6
On adnssaon and remainder IN monthly instanents Of
xaO each; by the quarter. SO upon admisson Even
enates sdmssson sis; 81 tie monii On s II sne
New Illustrated Annual sent by man On .ppBo.to,
HENRY O. SPENCER frinc,nnsa
SARA A. SPENCER. Vice Principal. anil
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I'd Edition.
Latest TdGglans to The Star.
schaefer willing to Play sIosson.

CHICAGO. Sept 22-Jaco0 Schaefer says that
when Sosson fssuet hts challenge to play him for
the billiard championship at the balk-line game 1t
was known that he tSchSeter) had game on with
ViZnaux in Paris In November Ii Slusson would
issue challenge In the regular way after that
match 1t will be accepted. Schaefer viii leave
New York for Paris. October 10Th.
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A CRY OF "MURDER" IN THs NIGHT.-Last night
about 1lk O'Clock Officer Dunnagn, passing down
and 18th street, heard the cries OF murder -
and seeing three men passing arrested One, named
Henry Douglas. This morning LOttie Ray appeared
against him and testified that Douglas came to
her house and beat her without provocation. The
court imposed a fine OF $40 Or 60 days In Jail
THE LABORING MENs Protective CM,N-The
Laoorfng Mems Protective Union have org thized a
new branch. which Will be called No g. 3 nd have
elected the following gentlemen as their first oru-
GERS: BENZ c: Whiting, rr sident; VIM Green, vice
president; DaY1i Douglass, treasurer; r. H.
Roberts, financial Secretary:J. w. Pinkney re-
cordng secrettry; Henry James, chaplain; Henry
johnson, Sergeant-at-arms.
TWO RUNAWAY BoYs PROM JERSEY CITY,
IhlS morning two little white boys named Charles
Sturgls and Charles Hale, aged about II years,
respectively, came TO- police headquarters and
Stated that they had ran away rom home in Jer-
Sey City to have good time. The Sturgis boy
said hts father was a policeman In that city. They
were reta1ned.and Major Dye teiegraphed to the
party claimed by young SturgtS as his father TO
verify their report
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
OF THE

The Sixty second Annual Session will BEGIN on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 1sT. AT 8 P. NJ,
in the College Building. 1925 II street northwest with
an Introductory Address by Prof. A. +. A. KING,
p to which the profession and public cordially
invited The regular Lectures will continue daily
throughout the course. beginning at 80 .. m.
The Autumn EXAMINATIONS will commence at the Col
le2e on THURSDAY. SEPTEMBE II a. at /: 80 o. M
For particulars apply at the Deans Office. No. 726
Thirteenth street northwest. sep1O.lm
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EXAMINER OF TEAS APPorNTEp-Cpon the
| recommendation OF the collector at Chicago Sec
| rotary Folger to-day appointed Frank Z Bernard
examiner OF teas at Chicago.
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WILMINGTON. DBL. Sept 22-Thirteen convicts
seven col0red and six white, were publicly
whipped at New Castle to-day. The cat was well
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The Brazilian NOeo COamterfsiserA
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 22-The hearing in the
case OF AnthOnX Hale and John w. Edmunson,
charged with making counterfeit Br lillian notes,
was postponed to-day at the request OF the dis
trfct attorney until Tuesday next
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LEFT ON HIS VACATIoN.-Mr Brewster Cameron.
general agent OF the Department or Justice, lefs
last night for Mount JOY Pa, on his vacation
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dr. ST. CLAIR, OF the State department, returned
last night from St Johns, n F., where he had beer
on important International business
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BIDS FOR FILLING THE FLATs-Bids were opened
at the Office or Major Hams to-day for nning ID
about six acres OF the Potomac flats near Easbyl
Point The following were the bidders, all
or this city, and amounts or their bIdsI
Thos. p. Morgan, 81 cents per cubic yard: John
Miller. % cents; Edward O'IIare, D cents; VIM
Buckley, 221S cents; Fletcher Blundon 22h cents:
VIM. Dayton, 22k cents. The contract will proba.
bly, be awarded TO Major MORAN
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II AW DEPARTMENT, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY

IL FACULTY OF Law
Hon. Arthur Macarthur Associate Justice of the Su-
preme Court OF the District OF Columbia. President
nonal and Constitutional Law.
H. o. Clanghton, ESQ.,, Professor Of Pleading, Evil
dence Equity Jurisprudence. Commercial and Mari
n %s az Moot b. esq., Professor of Practice and
Eugene Carusi. esq, Professor Of the Law of Real
and Personal Property Contracts Negotiable Instru-
ments. and Applied Evidence.
Watson D. Newton. ESQ., Associate Professor Of Legal
LECl UREkS.
Hon. b. 81 Wells, Criminal Law.
Hon. w. WillOughby, Deeds and COnyeyauco9.
Enoch Totten esq.,. Law Of Corporations.
j.. e. Hne, esq.,, Law of Torts
Reopens Monday, october LIST, 1883. at the Lecture
Rooms. 925 street northwest Catalogues can be OBJ
famed ut Morr1sOns, Parkers, Angim's and Adams
bookstores or Of the office Of the treasurer +. j.
Lavender. 4oOH Louisiana avenue. New students can
obtain Information enter at the Lecture Rooms le-
tween the hours Of and 10 Id and D. M. and
from 10 q. M to p at the Office of tho Secreta y
W. j. Newton. $40 f street northwest. sep7-2m
WAsH1NaToNx s SCHOOL OF ,ELocUTIoN AND
904 NJ street northwest,
Mrs. NJ. STEVENS HART, Principal.
Private and class instruction day and evening be-
GINNING September 10Th Teachers classes will resume
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES.
The natural development and of the voice for
conversation. public address singing. Stammering
SnG pfher PalnIGl vocal defects overcome;
PHYSICIANS.
PRACTICAL English taught by rapid and comprehensive
meshods Terms made known upon application, Lib
eral discount to ministers and teachers. sep1-im
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| LIEUT.. II. o. RITTENHoUsB has been detached
from the photographic Office and ordered to the
| naval academy.
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BONDS REDEEMRD.-The bonds redeemed under
the lslst call up to noon to-day amount to
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SECRETARY TELLER had an extended conference
with the Secretary OF War this afternoon upon
departmental matters
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VACANCIES IN THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
The Secretary OF the Treasury has applied to thu
civil service commission for designations to M
three vacancies In that department.
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TI,HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE OPENS SEPT. L.
The MEDICAL COLLEGE OPENS OCT. l.
The LAW SCHOOL OPENS OCT. 10.
During the erection Of the new University Building
the exercises OF the Col ego will be conducted
the rooms OF The Preparatory School, 1885 street
northwest and Of the National Medical CoeGs 1925
street northwest. For information concerning these
DEPARTMENTS. address DE-. JAMES G. WELIlNGs 1880
18th street.
THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
WI open IN the new and commodious building, 1885
n street northwest, on WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER
12th with the following corps Of teachers:
ops y. Mason A. 4. Phi. D.. Principal; the Rev.
A. j. Hunt Ston. ID. D.. Professor Of Greek; the Rev,
s. NJ shuts u: D.. Professor Of khetoric Andrew p
Montague A. "a. Professor of Latin; j. Howard Gore
st rJess0f OF Ere, en- Hov.5d L Hodsins M In
tion OF candidates for admission Win be held in the
chooi Build nx. after September Sd, from q. IN. to
I. u. and at the Prncipals residence 1905 street
nortnSess every evening from to g. catalogues
eittr ~ intormsoon please address the Principal ut
N- % VIC apoFo named places. se4-lm
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Miss MARY K. SCHkEINER.
Nl TEACHER OF ELOCUTION,
-LoIical Analysis. Vocal Culture and Expression
headings in SHAKESPEARE and GENERAL LITEKA-
TURE.
Address 1924 Riggs street. sepl9-lm.
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WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
PHoNoGRAPHY AND TYpE-wRITrNo

PHoN0GRAPHY AND TYPE-wRITINo
REOPfNS SEPTEMBER ljrH iSSs
SHORTHAND classes will meet each evenin, a. q an
teacher. "Sn anu Pfacrcal
Special course Of twelve lessons for active phouo-
pliers. 'o bAo0iosHS-
students furnished with Textbooks. Copv.boot.
Blank books, Dictionaries Periodicals and Other Pho
nographic materials. '0A no-
TYPE-WRlTING lessons siven AZ any hour Of tba
day OF evening. Use Of writing machine one hour with
each lesson. WV"
WIiIine Machines. Ribbons. Linen Paper and other
supplies at lowest prices to stndsnts
an22 j. A. WHIfCOMB, 927 street northwest
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NJ EST END KINDER6ARTEN AND SCHOOL, FOR
w Primary aud Advanced Glasses, reopcps OCTO-
Der lsr ut the of and 18th street-Branch OF
the Nauonal kindergarten. sep6-lm
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~ INDERG ARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE WI1H
Model Kindersartsns for the training Of teachers
.easht months course) commences October Sth. TUT
go,i 800. Positions secured for those who quail
Isd. FOR particulars apply TO MRS. LOUISE Pol
LoCh, y29 Sth street northwest. Ths Instructions
ladies' are given in the afternoon after three
Y cOch au21.2m
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M Rs. J. L. McGEE'S SCHOOL
AVA WILL REOPEN
SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1854
At lilo L Street Northwest au2S- am
= flano. Organ. Vocal Muic md Harmenv ar,erS.l
Ts ssmaon % BEGINNERS we'll a. n pupils sdysnced
GARF1HLD KINDEH0ARTFN- DpI1, NJ ], -,
,sr Normal xnIs t sehooSlal1 g. NV. hEOPENs OCT.
tan roorn aoI st4ovs altar sept lsk at Kndergar.
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BRANCH HYDROGR APHIC OFFICFa-The Secretary
OF the Navy has decided establish branch ofrlces
OF the photographic ofce in all the principal sea.
ports, for the purpose OF collecting inf ormation
from masters or merchant vessels In regard TO
storms and shoals ana navigation IN ge neral
Omces have already been establi she'd In
Boston and New York, and arrangements
are now being made to establish ofIicss In Baiti-
more, Philadelphia, Norfolk, New Orleans ana San
Francisco. These Offices Will b. In charge or ma,
val Objects attached 10 the hydrogr aphlc Office.
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The reporter thought he detected tinge OF sar.
casm In the concluding remarks but the solemn
changed.
~ then Went in another direction" he resumed,
sa pause: out on 9th street, near Boundary,
rent being so. thought 1t would do. but when
got there, on the evening OF the day It was adver-
hard.
"There was another small frame house in that
vicinity, but the rent was $50"
II then went further west" continued the mar
ratOr, "and on 18th street, near Boundary. found
some new houses that could be had for SIS, and
"Why didn't one OF these houses suit7" asked
the reporter.
They were too far out" was the reply. "a
friend told me who lives in that locality that the
Car fare for himself and family amounted TO 81 per
month, to say nothing Of the time. There was a
TOW % t nice houses l1rtner east and south which
80 These were two-story bricks. containing six
Il then went on Capitol HILL" continued the
young man in dfscoursging tone, .'but found no
suitable houses east OF Alb street did not care
e lego go any further east butt suppose might have
round house II had. All the houses west OF 18th
street rented for $50 and upwards"
were more houses said the young man e aSits
cheerfuly. 81 found number that could be had
at rs per month think that I shall decide to
the young lady" and with this very satisfactory
conclusion the story OF one house hunting expert
ence was ended.
ADMIRAL BRYsoN's RESIDENCE.
The elegant residence for Admiral Alexander
Bryson, on Massachusetts, avenue, east of Dupont
Circle, designed BY Messra Gray Page is about
completed. This house is four-story brick, 80 by
20 feet with a very attractive 'front.' The interior
finish Is very nne. oak and poplar being lav.shly
used. The msn,els are elaborate specimens OF
wood carving square o3ken staircase arises
from the center OF the han and Is separated from
It by handsome carved oak screen. The stair.
case Is ughted by stained glass windows
MORE NEW HOUSES.
The architect. Mr. g. r Turner. is building for
Mr.. A. B. Coppes four houses on LIST street. near 1.