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Under decree of the Supreme Court of the Dis sst
sf ns OF Columbia in equity cause No 672l Cog
THE TWENTY-FOuRTH DAY OF MAY, I. D.
t 1856 at iALFPAsT FOUR O'CLOCK, in front OF
No $40. to-wi beginning ST.. SO feet "a inches
east from the southwest corner Of aaid square thence
east 10 feet thence north 20 feet thence feet
thence north 10 feet, thence west "a feet ] inch,
thence south 70 feet to the place Of bsginnisg with
the lmprov0ments-a twO-story brick residence.
Terms: ODe-th bird cash; residue In equal pay.
with interest," at six per Mt at six and welve
months from day OF sale. or cash. haS0r's OBJ
ton 800 deposit al time OF sale and terms to be
complied with within five days. or the property will
De resoid nj the purchasers cost All conveyancing
purchaser cost.
HOSEA B. MOULTON,
go L St q. w. Receiver,
T. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctionaer. myI7-dGds
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The Pan.Electrfc INQUIRY.

GEN. BRADLEY T. JOHNSON AGAIN ON THE
STAND.
Gen. Bradley 7. johnson, president of the
Washington Telephone company, Of Baltimore,
took the stand this morning before the tele-
phonic investigating committee, and supplied
some unimportant omissions in his former tes-
timony.
DECLINED TO ANSWER FURTHER.
Mr.. Ranney questioned the witness as to some
entries in one OF the books of the Washington
company, but the witness declined to answer
further, and picking up the book turned it over
to his secretary.
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EHuk SALE-ATTRACTIvE MONTGOMERY
nine rooms outbudin.s. ruit forty acres In woCi:
farm on the ColesvilIe turnpike, Four Coz ners
elsht miles nom Washington Address WI CABLE
Burnt MNls. Montgomery county. Md. aplI-tiws
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W.shinEton Stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington stock EIehsnss are noted to-day:
istsred, 1885. bid. 116 asked. u. c. per. imp IS,
1891 coin, llos bid. 1854 asked. b. c. Market
X stock, lo4l. bid, los aaks. Columbia K Rstock,
81 bid Washington Gas. 3Ss. bid. 3ela asked Fire
mems Ina, 43l4 asked National Metropolitan ms
"a BID 4 asked a.. Ssuon.l Union ms 1sss bid, %
Market stocs, 20s4 bid AZ asked. Bank of Washing
ton, !95 bid. Great Falls Ice. l34,s bid, 1875 asked
ChsaApeaAe and fot Tel Co. 70.s Did. 71is asked
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The G0urla.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Udgner.
To-day, Johnson agt. District; on hearing.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To-day, Crawford at. Freedman's Savings
and Trust 20; mandate Of supreme Court oi the
United States Tiled. heyser agt. Hume; on
hearing.
EQUITY CoCRT-yadoe McrTick.
To-day, Warren agt. Sommers; appearance o(
absent defendant. Pacific National Bank agt
Van Stamp, do. Palmer agt Craven; do.
POLICE CoURT-Jud0e !S,icH.
To-day, Michael Mccarthy, profanity; SIS OF 2
days. John Donneily, assault; %.
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GRADUATES IN MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY
Al the second annual commencement of thA
medical and dental departments of the Ma
uonal university, To take place at the Congre-
Eatunal church this evening. addresses will too
made Oy Judge Macarthur and Prof. T. n
carroll The valedictory address Will be By
Edwin Ii. Ginneliey. Degrees will be con.
ierred upon sidney l.. Hoilinssworth, Of Vir.
Gina, graduate in medicine, and Harry Cock.
Grille, district of Col umbia; Edwin ii. GinneI.
ley, Virginia; Nottingham Hammett, Mary.
land; Robert c. Heron, New York; James A.
William Il. Liggett, Virginia, and Wilbur +.
wooster, Connecticut graduates In dentistry,
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Ans Well That Ends We'll.
Special Dispatch to Tur EvrSrSs STAB

ALEXANDRIA, May Is.
The divorce suit OF Mary Carroll and Thomas
Carroll weii-known Alexandria county people,
came 10 a pleasant conclusion to-day. Mr.. Ed
Burke had gotten the decree OF divorce; n had
been signed. Mr.. Carroll had paid up. Ike .
man, the sum ordered by the court; ana Mary
had put asunder what God had Joined to-
gether. Directly after the divorce was granted,
the late husband and the late wife went each
unknown 10 the other, 10 let "A copy ~ tne a.
Yorce decree. When they met the old love r.
YlNed, and in a few minutes they kissed and
made up, and now, IL is understood. the mini
ter VIII be called IL make a second marriage,
In a case where both parties 10 the first mar
riage arc still alive.
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PROPOSALS.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- WASHINGTON. May 18TH 1886.
Sealed Proposals will be received this Department
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. THURSDAY MAY
IWE t.,; 1850. for furnishing supplies
Shoes Drugs, Fuel, Ics &C. for the the Freed.
mems Hospital In this city. during the fiscal year end
ng June 30. 1887.
Blank forms Of proposal schedules items and est1
mated quantities specifications and instructions to
bidders Will be furnished upon application this De-
partnlent L =. G. LAMAR,
myl3eo6t Secretary
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TO.MORROW,
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctlouesr.

LARGE PLANTS OF FINEST. OVERLOOKING
ROSES, HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES GERA-
NUNS. G0LEUs BEDDING PLANTS PALMS,
PANOANUS AND OTHER DECORATIVE
pLANTH. CANNAS. DAH1IAS, DC, At AUG
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, May 10, 1855,
commencing at IL o'clock within my salesrooms,
WIN sell without reserve choice collection Of Green.
mouse and Bedding Plants, partly enumerated
above all being from the celebrated Nursery Of John
saul. OF this city.
my15dts Auc,ioneer,
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DROPOSAIS FOR BUILDINGS
l. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

=,
sealed Proposals Will be received al this Department
until SATURDAY, MAY TWENTY-NINTH, 1885,
at Ten O'CLOCK. for the erection Of two brick
DudlnSs, including materials, at the Government
Hospital for the Insane near Washington d. c. The
buildings are u work SHOP and dining hall, separate
proposals being required tor each building. Plans
and specifications can be seen at the Hospital. The
Government reserves the right to reject any and all
bids The envelope containing he Proposal nus. be
endorsed Proposal for buildings, Government Hos
plta for the Insane and addressed to the secretary
of the Interior" L. O C. LAMAR
my13-eo-tjt Secretary
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nor SALE-BRICK YARD, IN THE CITY OF
y Alexandria, Va, containing about 52 acres; has
sunicient amount OF clay to make 100 100000 bricks
Machine. Kiln Walls, Sheds, &c. ali in good repair
Easy OF access to both cars and river. TermSeasy
Apply TO W, H BARSTOW
Elyt-lm G1S 7tb CT ~
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News krscfs.

The democratic members OF the ohio sens 10
have issued a manifesto 10 the people OI Ohio.
in which they recite the causes which imfeIlec
them 10 leave the upper branch of the legisla.
ture without a quorum.
Lord Tennysou, Robert Browning and sir
Theodore Martin are arranging tor a great ban.
quet To be given by English aui hors aud artists
ia honor OF oliver Wendell Holmes
Al the election in Cumberland, Nd. yester-
day, j. w. Shuck, republican, was elected
mayor over W. y. spri.., democrat, 10y lol
uajority.
Md, coal region TO-DAY al the Old rate OF I'd
cent per ton.
Six miners have been arrested in the Elk
Garden region OF West Virginia, charged with
illuminating men who attempted 10 work last
week.
William Deepen, a Reading. Pa, brewer has
sued "A number of hotel keepers, who boy cotted
him, Tor conspiracy 10 ruin his business.
John L. Sullivan ana Charles Mitchell have
signed a contract 10 box eight rounds accord
Ing TO the revised Marquis of Queensberry rules
al the lie Grande SkatIa. Rink On June IL.
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lNOk SALE-
- W.

The above Is only small portion of property on my
oooks For full lis call office tor bulletin issued
the st and 18th. ImylSl THOS Z. WAGGAMAN.
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oE sSk5y w e NJ is sssa 4 s y Ss.'ss
months. son OF Hsm.!lee Beatty.
Funeral from the residencs Of his parents, Ia
Eleventh street southeast "Wednesday. May 10th,
O'Clock Friends Of the family respectfully invt
ted 70 attend
MUTH. AZ Nartinsburg. West Va, Mira n. z
MUTH In the sixteth year VI age. sister e ce6
kyneA, IL. and mother Of Geo +. N0fk -
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RICHMOND, VA, May 1s.-The NJ. E. confer
ence to-day, at eleven o'clock, went into an
the calling Of the list of delegates on the first
ballot had not been concluded. The most promi-
nent persons being voted for in this ballot are
c: B: Galloway, of Mississippi; E. r. Hendrix,
Of Missouri; W. w. Duncan, OF South Carolina;
Q. P. Fitzgerald, OF Tennessee; ]. $. Key, OF
liza.
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SEVERAL members of the cabinet will accom-
pany the President 10 New York 10 attend the
decoration day ceremonies.
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THERE WAS A LITTLE GATHERING Of friends
AT the Spanish legation last evening TO cele-
brate the birth OF the heir 10 the Spanisi
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

TNHIS EVENING, AT HALP-PAsT SEVEN PM,
AWWr.NES, GG "! 5 REv0LyERS, NOVELTIES.
y0Ss sPORTiNG GOODS &C, IN STORE l347
TTtENNNS nINANIA AVENUE, NEAR FOUR
Y direction Of the owner, who Is going exclusively
~ the manufacturing business will sell all the above
PAST SEVEN, until all are disposed Of
bargains may be expected.
mylo-2m II. FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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FOR SALE-TwO NEW 2STORY AND BASE
hent brick Houses. rooms; mod. imps.; 81. n
a.. between sd aud Attn: $4,000: very easy terIns
..esitsoiS location parking HUMPHREY *
ADAAS Real Estate Brokers, els Est NV. my lS-}t
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PERsoNAL--Latest advices from New York
say that ex-President Arthur has been stead
lily losing ground the last week and is now
where he was before his recent unexpected
Paul Zimmerman, Of Pitsburg, VIM. Clark, Of
Hartford and Gen. p. st. Geo. Cooke are at the
Ebbitt:-Gsn: John D. Kennedy, consul-gene-
bis post last NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Postmaster
General Stevenson arrived in Bloomington,
III, YESTERDAY, from the Hot SPRINGS; and will
city.-Clarence Dresser and Edward B. Jen-
nings, OF Chicago, are At the National hotel for
lin, pastor Of the Church OF the Covenant, is
now located at 1421 K street northwest.-
Representative Spruce and Commander c. NJ.
night-Gsn: d. =. Sickles, George Campbell,
Of PhMiIa&slpnia e. Rlympt9n Of Hsr9rd
Douglass delivered bis lecture on John
,s In oH Brookiy last eyening.-Bart-
taken to Bloomingdaie asylum. -E1.
Representative A. Herr Smith and Miss =.
F. SMITH y s. Of Lancaster, Pa Winslow S. Pierce.
York, E. r. Brainard, OF Chicago, and B. q.
Mantle, Of San Francisco. are At WiIlard's-
Ohio.--Mr. w. E. Barrett who has tor some
time been the Washington correspondent Of
the Boston Adpe,tissr, has been chosen mana,
ExAHINRR GALLArIN REsIGNs.-Daniel B.
Gallatin, Of Iowa, nrst assistant examiner Of
the Patent office, in charge OF the division Of
pneumatics has resigned. There are now va
can't the positions OF three principal examiners.
THE PATENT OFFICE EXAMINATION. The
examination recently held in the Patent Office
tor promotions in the various grades of assist
ant examiners in the Patent ONCE was attended
by nearly one hundred persons. The commit
tee is now engaged In examining the papers.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk OF the court TO
John q. Goodman and Ida Il. Calhoun; John
Long and Rosais l.. Bea.l; Louis Kicks and
Minnie Sproesser; George b. KeItner and Mary
Mcpherson; Henry Baxter Luck and Anufe
Tracey schwartz; Sheridan Fletcher and Ida
Simmons; James johnson and Fannie Lewis.
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L'OR sALE-A GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY
Il on sig 81. 8 W. Price $3.50
my l53t' LEONAKDa BUCKLEY. 40. IA st.s.w
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ThUsrEES SALE OF THRERSTORY BRICK
HOUSE AND LOT, KNOWN AS NO. 1II8
BY virtue or deed OF trust, dated February -
ttth dSSl. and duly recorded in Liber No VB0 sS0
Iono $50, ct seq, one of the land records for ny
w s c4uny In the District Of Columbia
thereby, we shall sell on tn AFTERNOON.
M NJ IIWENT!ki'H, At 1--WE O'CLOCK In front OF
the premises. sublot numbered 81, In square num-
bereo Si2, improved by threestory brick dwelling
mouse, %ith sil improvements. known as No. l4l6
11tb street northwest
Terms OF sale; one-third cash, the remainder In
one ana TWO years, secured by deed OF trust the
premises and bearing interest pay able seIni-anuualy
CoAVey.,neinE st the Cost OF the purchaser.
FREDENICk B. MEG CrRE =
l4ie 81. NV.
EDWARD ]. ETELLWAGEN. AA'Iss1se
mylC-dGaS 1904 3 81 nw)
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The Pr~side,rs Summer RsssAe.e

LOOKING FOR A QUIET coUNERY HOME
II is learned that the President has, for soBsf
time, been looking for q country rssidsnce "a
the vicinity OF Washington. The house wllsl
suits him best 10 Dunbarton hall. situsted = IaG
miles northwest OF West Washington, lust gAE
side OF Secretary whitney's country home.
Geo. B. Chittenden, the owner OF Dunba
hall. was approached lately by q real -ea. %
dent The offer was refused, as the PR -
erty 10 held at $4,000, and no con-
promise has vet been effected. The Prrsi-
be made the offer and once since. IL Is pos.
ton OF the old Rock Dunbartop estate, and In
Guides twenty-five acres, with several acres o.
vineyard and fruit trees The house has twelve
rooms large and airy, thirteen ieet high on ono
noor and eleven on the other. IL 10 naturally
supposed that the President II looking for d
quiet home for his IL tended bride aud IL he
does not secure Dunbarion hall. vi III nnd q suit
able resiG nee some place else
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A number of members OF the Capital bicycle
club assembled at 400 18th street ct noon to
day to witness the laying OF the cornerstone OF
their new clubhouse. A more formal ceremony
will be observed At noon on Friday vhen tie
keystone Of the arch Is TO be set
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J.|OR SALE CHEAP - 5-ROON AND STORE
II Room. 524 llth ST. s.w.. Brick House good in
vestnsnt- Price, $3.50. Z. H PARKER, AZ and E
stS Sw. my15-3t.
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Cabinet Nes1,nr To-day.

THE SEIZURE OF AMERICAN FISHING VESSELS
CoSslDERkp.
All the departments were represented ~ the
Cabinet meeting to-day. The subject OF tao
seizure OF American fishing vessels by the
Canadian authorities WA considered, although
lO action Was taken
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TIE SEIZURE OF THE DOUGHTY.
a Statement 81 Her Captain.


HALIFAX, n. 8, May lathe following
statement has been made BY Capt. Doughty:
~ left Portland, Maine, for tho Western
Banks. April %, but not succeeding in getting
any return after setting trauis times, decided
lie OFT Lewisburg and took refuge in that port
May 3. Then started again q was driven
f Ssa Nh i sdH' he by Ss There s Ss
permit to touch and trade was of no
service, which could scarcely believe
o little north OF Ingonish and was driven
by ice into ST. AIMS bay, May IL. l
again r., started, but put back into the
at Portland spoiled, purchased twenty bar
rels OF fresh herring from fishermen. and again
attempted to leave, but was driven 10y ice inside
side OF the harbor, under the lee OF Smith
mountain on Friday. Nothing happened till
Monday. when Customs Officer McAuley came
on and entered protest, and telegraphed the
owners at Portland, who informed me that they
had forwarded kilograms TO Washington, and
to await Instructions"
The Adams Ordered Sold.
HALIFAX, N. s., May 18Th. NJ. S. Emerald
arrived here to-day from Bermuda. She will
leave in a few days for New Foundland on fish,
cry protection business. telegram from
been removed from her wharf TO another further
south. An order for her sale has been received
by the sheriff, and all her halibut and other
perlshable articles will be sold at once.
The Sugar workers' Strike Ended.
New YORK, May 1s.-The sugar workers
strike has been declared at an end and the
union dissolved. Frederick Weingardt, one OF
the strikers, assaulted John d. Engle, the presi-
dent Of the association, at late hour last night
and attempted to stab him. He was arrested.
Many Of the strikers returned to work to-day,
but large number have boon blacklisted.
Etna In Eruption.
LONDON, May 1s;-A dispatch from Catania,
Sicily, says that Mount Etna Is In state OF
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Etna In ERUPTION.


LONDON, May 1S.-A dispatch from Catania,
Sicily, says that Mount Etna Is In q state OF
eruption.
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myI1-dGdS 14ol PennsytVana ave.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctloneers
TK1srE HSv SAFE FkAME HoTsE AND LOT
AND STREETS NORTH.
BY virtue q deed deed, 81 trust duly recorded in
1eeeFft 2s the P'Fs. we YIN sf &
front Of premises that piece or parcel Of ground
IN 9ss bs4s. a s IN hs sy
nna ON New = ss Of
div sion Of original lot NUMBERED one a.. runnins
back the same width to the line OF said ot aud
subdivision OF original lot numbered two q made by
Aofrman in .a square numbered six hundred and
ways easements, rights privileges appurtenances
thereto ,bsiongins or in any manner .psrtainins,
Terms; $500 cash; o.!sacs i, one and two years.
time of SALE Terms to Be complied with in ten days
IN some Newspaper pabilsaed in Wilmington f s.
my1o-dAa. 5 Sn4Se&E t n1AGhE: s.. Trustees.
CHANIcEkYI sAL Il OF Large "A Jh!MIcK HOUSE
p SiSius Of !. decree Of the Supreme Court "a,
a Equiv os say fife f sss 81
west OF twenty-eight (2S) In reservation ten
~
and Containing the en- modern ,t,r9 improvements
Quoting an Of 5000 secured bx deed es
S on
assumed by the purchaser in one year with interest
the time OF SALE If sale be not
with In days after sale the trustee reserves the
The Evening Star. at the risk and Of the default
Ing purchaser.
" e. =. Court House.
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NOR SALE OR RENT-PURNISHED-A DE
Il sirable small Residence In Winchester Va, two
story Brick rooms, with cellar and every conye-
nence; large lot, with abundance of fruit
Iay i-eolm THOS. j. FISHER < Co, 1924 F stnw
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To Pu, Down an Orange Rebellion.
OFFERS OF TROOPS FROM AMERICA TO SUPPORT


HOME RULE IN ULSTER
LONDON. ay lS.-The Irish National League
has received from the 9Th v. \. regiment and
the Ctan-na-,pacl society. OF that city. offers 10
equip, transport aud maintain In thefield 10 600
men TO support home rule In Ulster against any
and all loyal opposition.
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STEAMERS,

STEAMERS.
A Liam LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
Sail regularly from BALTIMORE for LIVERPOOL
via QUEENSTOWN.
Siberian, Nay Is: Nova Scotian June
Cabin, $65: intermediate, $50; steerage, $50
Glasgow TO PHILADELPHIA via berry.
Glasgow to Boston via Derry and Galway.
Passenger Accommodations Unexcelled.
For further int 4rE4tion apply to
Mrs. ID. A. BROSNAN, 6l2 9th ST
GEO. w. MOSS, 225 Penn. ave.
mylSeO3m JAS BELLEW, BS3 New Jersey ave
SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT
~ NORTH GERAAN LLOYD s. s. co.
New York, Southampton. Bremen. The fast Ex-
press steamers OF this Company sail every WEDNES-
eight days from New York These steamers are cele-
brated for their speed and the comfort Afforded pas
sengerG Beginning In May, fast Express steamers will
also .o leave New York GU saturdays for Cherbourg
h +. DROOP, o2o Pennsylvania ave-,
ap1O11w Washington, d, G.
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T|OR ~ALE-AT A BARGAIN. \ NEAT TWO
Il story brick House, " se-r 1Jh NV rooms.
lot l-xlu6 terms very moderate. $1,000 Also,
desirable room and Os.-E ~, -lia, Marion ST.,
hear i n W, all mi, terms 10 slis $500
DCrE4 81 BOLTON,
LIS 1881 COZ TN 81 NV.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

nELIGHTFUL BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED
L. O., Albemsrle Co, Va mylS-lm
COUNTRY BoARD-A PRIVATE FAMILY. A
- few miles from city. would board single gentle
hoa Mr church iFl
my1S-3I<
CPRINGFIELD GROVE COTTAGES GALL NEW
lies or others. with dlningroom attached. Bsuatifal
scenerv. high and healthy no no.cuitoe. Apply for
PaaN. Address NJ a. osbourn, syke.ville Md. NIL I'm
ny 4 saa i No & hr W HHrtn ~,
Jessups, Md nlvI3-3t@
GUNNER BOARDING. IVY HONE. TWO
o mile. and RON Torss s,o Mpnres oppo;. soldiers
Refers to Nj + WRiGHT st. Gioaa Build ns Ssh
and and SITS and Joseph DAGuE Es9 Pension Ohice.
f3 @Iy sffrs apply to DANIEL + cocR
CoUNTRY FARM HOUSE, IN PRIVATE FAM
ffs RUE E ss:'s5
HLLsBoRo, LoUDoN COUNTY, VAIN THE
suburb; of hii:6oro near railroad station; daily
oohE Hs1o9a
Loudon county, Va mySs,tu,4t
ROARDERs WANTED-A PLEASANT HOME
- tor parties from the cities be found At Green
Garden Farm. adjoining the village Of Upperyille
Rooms large and airy. Corrssp ondencs solicited W
L. RICHARDS, Uppsrvilie, Va myS-stu,th, I'm
WANTED..,A LIMITED NUMBER OF BOARD.
1919 ers 10, for the summer. 81 pleasantly located
k2a @ LssatSssf:
county, va myl3-2ws
GUNNER BoARDING-AT BELLE-AIR FARM.
- An old fashioned Virginia Mansion; $50 acres for
children to romp in lawn tennis and croquet no
lara- Address WILLIAM S. SWAYZE. Minnie
vile, Prince William county. Va City references
given. nyl2-lwt
GUNNER BoARpERs TAKKN AT PRILo-
y mont. In one Of the most beautiful and healthy
sections OF Virginia Plenty Of shade milk. fruit and
vegetables Dancing Pavilion, &C Address d. J.
TAVENNER PhilOmOnt LoudOun Co, Va mylO-lm
HALPINE, Nd, IA MILES FROM WASHING
Il ton, Net Branch b & O., two hundred yards
from station: GOOD BOARD, shade. fruit, milk For
parucuiArs ADDRESS $40 AZ st. NV myS-1nS
CPRING BANK FARH TWO NILES FROM
- Alexandria, Offers large. airy rooms, good table
board shade ice. bath and frut. Trains free of
charge. address SPRING BANK, Alex ndria, Va
my4-4ws
COOP BOARD. PURE WATER, CARRIAGES
~ and horses nor hire. bseutiful valley and noun
tain scenery; three fourthS OF mile trom post ONCE
and railroad station four miles f0n Begry1ills Ad
dress Mrs :. h PltNDLkrON. Gaylord p O., Clarke
county, Va sn2l.Im