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COUNTRY BOARD.

GUNNER BOARDEkS WANTED AT BUCKTON
= Va. near station v. NJ. K H., near mountains and
Warren White sulphur Spring. convenient and
creek free access to orchard 81 per week. Address
i. NJ. JENKINS, Buckton. Va my2-3ts
BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS - DELIGHTFUL
- board i'll the mountains OF Va. plenty OF shade:
large lawn ice and milk spring water. and sulphur
and iron water: conyeyznces for guests. Address
Mrs. J. STOCKTON. Rio, Albemarle Co., Va. my1-lm
SPRING BANK FARM OPENS MAY Is; CON
= venent for gents i'll ofce meet trains twice per
day; fruit, ice and milk in abundance; high and
healthy; terms so. SPRING BANK, Alexandria, Va.
ssrlYRCONNELL"-THlS BEAUTIFUL HOME ON
Il the Merry Land tract' will be open to guests
May l; two hours from Washington. Address Mrs.
ap:e2-2ws
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The Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending at nooe
to-day deaths we're reported 10 the health
Office a. follows: Charles Lustig, white, 80
years; Joshua r. Griffin, white, 50 years; Lydia
Jolly, white, rs years; VIM. E. Owens, white,
50 years; Ada L. Watkins, white, years;
Fannie Christian, colored, AZ years; Annie
Crawford, colored, rs years; John H. WilliAms,
colored IS vears
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BAH Fixed at $4,000.

In the case Of Dorsey suber, colored, charged
with the murder of James Payne on December
"a last, Mr.. Campbell Darlington to-day moved
that the prisoner be admitted 70 bail. After
argument by counsel the court fixed the bail
at $40. 600 Mr. Darlington said he would con-
fer with his client on the subject
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EoR sALE-HoUsEs.
M, 81: nw1 p ooo ia ST. n e. b.,
a&iI to %@ag ION 4os and los' iIih NV
=; s IS Is. Sso0
ST. q nv: sh;. 5000 aso and aaa i5is iS.OOo
iss !, isiSya3 s;ooo lis h st. me- b
,pp;;s-t l.. #. s. 600 et5 and $40 st me-
n, IA $1,000 90 to s. q ST n. e. tvOO
:: = ". 5000 50 and DAG 4s Myi;i: st, S'0O
q $500 aSs 9th st s q. Sn ~
ard houses rear ,aooo IS iIih st. Sc. b. noO0
= y. 3 500 800 and oil st. ..e.
IN, I :. So! to Sal I'd st Sc:
S5' st ". lou Myrtle st NE LOCO
60 St n W. b h., 'O stsW.. f fHo Or. s.ooo
s46s St NV. BIZ OV sG3 lon sh St :e SG
$4,000 5r.........,......l 500
The above is oniy portion Of the property on my
books For full list call At once for bulletin issned on
Jhs Taylor Property; Vermont ave, between L
handsomely improved f0f iuii SaffcpISTs apply to
my36t 1906 F St. NV
Tor LE-BARGAINs-6:R ROOM BRICK. 18TH
good cellar; Il St.. near 33d s3 $50: Groom BRICK.
s5 &ss9s. srALEf BA iais ST,
EoR SALE OR RENT-HoUsE on THE TERRACE
qnire at the Congressional hotel. my44t'
EoR sALE.A 1o,RooM HOUSE,: ALL MODERN
L improvements. So Ew Sts 4. H5ifxMN.S.co
my3-3t Rooms 8 and Is. Atlantic Building.
FOR sALE,1727 10TH ST; NV. A THREE
all m0afs1
my3-3t Rooms 10 and Is. Atlantic Building
NOR sALE-HOUsE IA ST n W., NINE ROOMS,
III -hrl~ front rrfra nrlN nrra
L,OR sALE-HOUSEs
East de Of s1e q s s send
S fst s s bet Hf St a nesr 18th @
North side corcorsn St, 18th 5000
RHs ga 4tS
EOR sALE-4s1 MISSOURI AVE. n w.-FIvE-
room Brick Dwelling and large Stable, lot con.
i L, 45S Louisiana NV. my2-3ts
Tor sALE-AT VERY Low FIGURE If TAKEN
L. at once, two new l-room bricks. finished in nat
Sa PARA large yii snfS'
FOR sALE.I HAVE TWO NEW TwO-sToRY
1enences With celinr nnder G0 back al buiSnF S"s
I5l4 and 1915 st. NV; rooms deep; exceptionally
$4,000 each, but which, if sold at once. can De
SeqSe for each Houses vii be open and can
myiSt JS6 ssf PRE E 5I i4 4 st. it p m
Tor SALE VALUABLE CORNER n. w, 10
rooH Drlck anu staDe: Woul0 take IN trade prop
erry worth or thousand. balance long time B
per cent. OWNER 1914 II st. NV. myI-6t'
NOR sALE-FoUR PRETTY NEW GROOM BAY
Il window brick houses. near Government Printing
Office Columbia Belt Line St cars and herdics. ana h
st. market; price only $3, 80 each
ap27-lOt CHARLES W. HANDY, 921 st. NV.
EOR SALE-Tw0-sToRY PRESS BRICK, 1908
Il Az st. sw.; bathroom; hot and cold water ard
water-closets; all mod. imps. 20 feet Sxl3O to To-
foot paved alley; $4,000. CHAS. J. TANNING, 021
Hnw, or at house. sp232w'
EoR sALE,7slsM ST: NV. II ROOMS, ALL
m. l.; an elegant home F. cor. of 9th and n W.,
10 rms; all N. J. facing park and Mass. ave Co
urban residence 10 bath and cellar large attic
over whole house can be seen only by application to
PLANT 4 TUkPIN,
ap27-7t' Safe deposit bid, 18TH and n. Y ave.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

Tor sALE1AT 4 RasaAIN- BEAUTIFUI.
so ss e. So a.s.a sn
s SS6 re. estate man e make fom $4,000 $50
IL iNoCa MARiS Co, Ga s stree; sl n " ON
EoR sAI.E-TAkoMA PAaK-THE BEST sELEC-
buy. ENoCH MARIs 1 co, ola + street n W 1t:
EoR E-"ALINA--FARM AND Residence.
\ near MontIoss, Westmoreland county, Va; 90
9ne-story frame dwelling; handsomely finished: 4
lsrge rooms; hall feet square porch. hower garden
Ar house: running stream ana well OF ne
w wa, SO Per acre Tor whole 900 cash balance
WfME is.f isi SlFa be very cheap at s"OE @yi
EoR sALE-BARGAINs IN VIRGINIA FARMS
oue na xae an an sSs sss' SrsarS Sf s
T. l. GARRETT. Herndon, Va. my4-3t'
E,oR SALE-SEvERAL WELL. LOCATED TRACTS
north Of Ne, Or s snor, 9lssnoe
dicate. REDfORD ". WALKEk 1906 81. myl,5t
EoR RENT-NEAR WASHINGTON. SMALL
ADDE'S ens PDf% s
irince George's county, Nd II
NOR sALE-CHE APER THAN oKLAHoMA-5oO
ah9son iaiS sSSoo w0th snooo s iT
BEALMEAR $40 st. Paul ST.. baltimore, Md my 4-;i'
EoR RENT-A NEW sIX-RooM COTTAGE. WITH
station beautiful groye trains convenient for IN
CO. Roo@ : sun Su nfd oI isl ST r. NV my Nd
EoR SALE OR RENT-DEsIRABLE HOME. s
Il acres, Germantown. Nd nVe minutes from sta
ton; dwelling stables house. hen-house grain
cry other buildings; good water new pump; shade.
fruit. &c. Price low. Will rent for summer or year.
Apply TO OWNER. 707 ST. NV. -my4-2t.
I,oR SALE-GooD FARM OF 81 ACRES. ON 1TH
ST. turnpike, about miles from city: location high
and healthy ID acres under high state of cultivation
hne oak grove, good water, well fenced. nearly new
dwelling house, stable and all necessary
TYLER L RUTHERFORD.
apl3-4w 1907 st. NV.
EoR RENT AT HYATTsvILLE. MD. NEW
Il houses, : rooms; we'll built and conveniently
located Merose avenue opposite the residence Of
The late H. h. Elot, esq two minutes from station.
TYLER RUTHERFORD,
Real Estate and Insurance,
ap17-2r 1907 ST. NV.
THoR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN-oNE
II hundred and eighty six of land: miles
from Washington; beautifully located for sgricul-
tural purposes subdivision; one-han mile from
Charlton Heights. on the Washington branch OF the
b. and o. R.R. about IS under cultivation the
balance in wood and timber; fronting about half q
mile the railroad east, and bounded west by the
Washington aud Baltimore Iike having u gradual de-
scent from the pike to the railroad: watered 10y a
stream of failing water and having il frame
house, large barn, and mine of iron ore. Irice.
$4,000 SrALEY 4 BARKER, Real Estate Brokers,
lib stn.w. my3-I
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


Tor SALE-AT BRANCHvILLE HEIGHTS, ON
Il Washington branch b. and o. 8 miles from wash
ingon: beautifully located lots Immediately at sta
tion at from $50 to $500 per lot S25 cash. balance
ON very easy terms For plats &c call BEDFORD
W. WALKER, lOO6 st. my4-Im
NOR SALE-SEvEN-ROOM COTTAGE, STABLE
Il &C., three acres, near Brightwood. $1,000. Hand
Five acres at Terra Gotta, ard several smaller lots
cheap. BEDFORD W. WALKER, 1905 ST. my4- st
IfOR SALE--A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME
Il 5000 down and $50 per month, will buy 80 acres
OF land; dwelling, stable, house. splendid well
sIrlng stream running through side. ON main
thOrouhtare within two miles and in iull of this
city location high and perfectly healthy, for only
5000 r. A. PHILLIPS,
my4-Gt 14l9 New York ave.
Two CAPITALISTS, INVESTORS AND OTHERS
l. We have placed i'll our hands for sale about lO7
acres of land at Central Heights tBranchvlle) Lime
miles from Washington city, on u. and o. r. r., i'm
proved by two hhe houses new brick depot build
finished. portion of said land has been surveyed
into building lots 1900 ali eligibly located; selling
from ! 90 to $500 each. All VIII be sold, IL taken
soon. for 100000; one-third cash: balance to suit
This is an opportunity seldom offered to make from
100 TO 3UO per cent upon the investment. STALEY
BARKER. 1213 F ST. my3-3t
TI'AKOMA PARK.
LEWIS HEATON'S WEST END ADDITION
The highest and best part of Takoma Park just sub
divided only three squares from the station and ad
Joining the most thicky settled portion Of the old
Park
failing sIring Of pure water permanently re-
served for the use OF the lot The only lots
anywhere near the station at first prices
complete abstract OF title for all lots in Takoma
LEWIS HEATON
ap29-lm 629 + st. NV.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
R1% 18TH ST. NV, LARGE FURNISHED PAR
x lor, bed ROOM also hall room; meals sent out
or served in the dining room, at all hours. HoneAe
cooking. my:s-3ts
ID OOMS AND FIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD IN
III most desirable neighborhoOd; con yenient to
and departments; private baths; references.
ap20-lm 1405 II st. NV
gg'HE WEBSTER, BIB 18TH ST. NV, SIGHT
l. seers home; central to all points of interest; new
furniture: elegant with board, 50 clio,
days to 81. j. A. DEWITT, Prop. ja14-t5in
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A Banner for the President.
The Tippecanoe Veterans, Of York, Pa, wiz
arrive her Monday morning. They will be e.
corted to the White House By the members of
the Pennsylvania republican association, where
the veterans Of $50 win present banner 10
the President
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT-oN SUNDAY EVENING, APRIL rs, OR
holes IN his ears for ribbons. Reward for his
70 loIo Conn ave NV. my4-3t'
I OST-A WHITE POINTER DOG, ABOUT LIGHT
Anonths old; black spot on back. Liberal reward if
returned To 26l3 r st. my4-3t.
7 OST-GRAY CAT; NAME Jim" COLLAR
~ Reward. 921 St NV. It,
T OsT-ON FRIDAY MORNING, IN THE NORTH.
~ west OF the city, lady's small gold watch and
chain Reward for return to Star Office. It,
S1 n REWARD FOR RETURN OF PSYCHIC
SDlV Safety Bicycle, black, stolen from Agricultural
Dept April s. ~ for information leading to recovery
MILES FULLER. 1905 st.n my4-3tF
I OsT-s3 REWARD-POCKETBOOK, CONTAIN.
~ ing Ss, between 9TH St. and Palais Royal: entire
wages OF servant 22l4 G st. NV. It,
7 OsT-wHITE FOX TERRIER PUPPY GYP,
~ yellow spot ON each side of face and one on bac
80 reward if returned to Hotel Chsmberln, S25 5th
st. NV. IT.
T .OsT-FEw PAGES OF MANUSCRIPT AND COPY
on Van Buren, Reward il lcft at SAB East Capitol
81. It.
STRAYED OR sTOLEN-A MAsTIFF AND COL:
black circles under eyes. Return to I'll 9th St e.,
and receive reward. my2-3ts
I OST-SKYE TERRIER GYP "PHEBE," MAY =
~ pm. On 9Th 1t. NV. Suitable reward if left at
80 Sth ST. NV. my3-3t'
( OST-A GILT LEATHER WALLET, USED FOR
lLChurch purposes: reward il returned to Bureau Of
Information, Boston House. my3-2ts
7 OST-LADY's pOCKETBOOK BETWEEN 18th
LAND and Iowa Circle: Reward by returning to
r r. DEWEY, National Museum. my3-2t.
ITOUND-CAME TO MY PREMISES, HORSE AND
pay for their keeping and this advertisement ALE
fhEAS, Ford Road, near Brightwood, ID. c. N.Y. -3ts
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- Send . copy Of TEE wEEKIH srAa 10 your
absent friend or relative. II costs only ons
dollar year, and b worth double that smou.l
- svsgy rsadsH
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MnLEn q HznBEaT, booksellers, stationers,
and engravers, have removed from l17 Penn
sylvania avenue 10 6ss 18th street, Corcorsn
building.
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EOK RENT
r 635 Pa. Sc. 5r, kstee60
$50 Pa. ave. Sc, DR.. ste. 10
1920 10Th st. NV, i Ar. 30
200 A s.e- 11r., all mi
l43l M. ay. n.w.,0r. =. 80
1906 v ST., 7r., all mi. 80
4C6 o st. NV. Or. store. 80
14o5 Col. st. n. W. 6r.25.4 40
1427 N.J.av.. Or, mi. .25
1885 9th st. ne. 6r.2.s. 30
23x 9Th st. ne. :, Or. .22.50
1854 9Th st. e., Or. Pc
639 Pa. av. g. .,5r. mi. 20
1929 18th st. n. e. Or. ..2U
1881 9th st. Me-. Or. 20
SXOI
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i FARMS IN VIRGINIA

I91 acres in Loudoun Co, Va, so miles from Pur-
class. Price. 1000.
$50 acres in westmoreland Co, Va. improved.
300acres in Sussex Co., Va. improved Price. $500
100 acres, IL miles from Mount Jackson, 3 miles
from Orkney Springs, Va, improved by frame house
OF = rooms. Price, $1,000.
1856 Gan isiandD in Curituck Sound. improved.
Steamers run from Norfolk every day. 81 endd shoot
ing from November 10 TO March 10 Fish ng IRON
trout. Price, $4,000,
1900 acres at Newberne n. c., improved by numer-
GUS small houses, bringing annual income Of $500
This place, like the above. is suitable for club OF
sportsmen. Price, $50 per acre.
167 in Fairfax Co, Va, i'm proved There il
soapstone and micsceous iron in paying Quanti-
ties on the place.
For further particulars inquire of
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Coop News,
Patients treated free Of charge on Thursdays with
TOMLINSON'S GREEN OINTMENT,
For Carbuncles, Felons, Bois, Piles, Cancer Sores
Assesses Burns, Scald Head, Fever Sores Gathered
Breasts and salt Rheum or letter. All we ask is .
chance To prove its wonderful inertia at 1006 Masss
chusetts ave 10 T. m to p. ap24-lms
lsANCY PAGODA MATING. 25c.: FANCY BLOCK
- Damxsk, Poe; COR Door Mats, sec. KAUFMAN'S
DOUBLE COMBINATION. 1241 and 1243 11th st.
my3-St
FUNHE CELLULOID TRUSS
i That never breaks. never wean cut always ciaan
and can be worn while bathing
IL sale at
CHAR FISCHEKA
623 9TH St ~.
Mrs. FISHER devotss her attention % tlss wants q
Lady Patrons mi
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IGOR RENT-uNFURNIsHED

1ToR RENT-UNFURNIsHED.
dsl5 St NV; d2r s93 Hysttsyille. 10 and s9
Sfo 81 n w.. Tor 10 1920 J1@ at. IL so
.9 P PEI ave. ne ilr 20 Union s. sw Or ..12 go
20 ~ st.nw, llr. so Once 1O5 18th WOO
o 49, ST. NV 80 once RS 1907 Fst.nw.25
2sl9 St. NV. 9r...:...35 n.w- s5 to $50.
70 9Th ST. ne, Or. ESQ
FURNISHED.
SuLderiaLd Race NV. lr, per month........ $3.50
h 81 bet 9Th aud 10TH l2r. Per month. 80. 30
l. Cap. ST., bet LIST and ID, lar, per month"; rs
,.,... IfLER & RUTHERFORD.
aplo-lot 1907 4 ST. NV.
IS0k hENT-COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE;
IL rooms situated OH corner; northwest section OF
city overlooking circle house particularly Adapted
10 entertaining Rent 500 per month to careful par
1es. Auufess n. A. =, star Once ap0-Ino
EOk REST-l9O9 NV; BAY WINDOW BRICK.
\ terrace; rooms and bath i'll good repair; a very
desirable house and location.
GRAHAM 4 BOLTON. Room 20.
apo-.,m y2S L ST. n. W.
l. OR RENT-15l3 and Isl D RHODE ISLAND AVE-
now occupied by hrst assistant Postmaster General
anu Commissioner Of Pensions; Will he vacant first OF
April Inis property is located Immediately OPPOSITE
The late purchase OF the president. Apply 10 j
SHEDD, 1907 Rhode Island ave. ap!j-tuks-lin
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FOR lighthouses.


1893 9Th ct. me-. Or. 4. D.. $50
$50 9Th st. Sc. 6r. 1880
l2S 9th st. Sc, 6r..15 80
y Green's alley,4r. ....,.,9
1873 Bdy. ct. n. O., 5r. g
S26 I'd st. Sc, AIS
Rear 1910 / 8, O., 3r. 80
ZOO ID st. Sc, 4r.....3.7S
3 Piers Ct. 8. w., 3r. g so
631 Pa ave. g. e.........<0
0o9 ~. ave. .. e........4O
200 18th st. n. W. 1880
S9ABLES.
Rear o15 1 st.
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FINE OF ssoo. "oS TEE rssrAILxEsr FI.,S,"
FOR NEGLECT OF puTY-THE SHARP COMMIT
OF rHE PRESIDENT IN ArrRovISo the SEN
TENcE.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LOR RENT-AN OLD ESTABLISHED WOOD AND
coal yard, corner 10th and sts, scales, stables
sheds and Office. For terms apply to GREEN CUM
NlNGHAM, l4Oo st. ap23-1m'
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INOR RENT-NO. 7l3 2lST STREET n W 3
Il story with back building, containing nine rooms
price S2S. It,
IrOR RENTAL NANTUCKET. MASS, WHOLE
II part OF weu-furnished thirteen room House,
piano included and water will be rented for sea.
my4-3t' ''~ VIM
I,OR RENT-TW0-STORY BRICK, BAY WINDOW,
II 9l4 st. n W. rooms,all modern improvements,
large yard &c stable, in good order; $50 per mo.
Brick ago Sd 81. n: W., II rooms. modern imp rove
ments; 500. J. FRED KELLEY, 513 9th ST. n. W.
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FURNISHED.
Ihe above houses can be examined BY permitfrom
IN once only. THOMAS J. FISHER L co.
hp-u ar m W

ITOR REST-HoUsE, s.w. COR 10TH AND G
L sts sw; ~ rooms and bath all mod inps Apply
Q JOHN AlLLEkS t06 Pa. ave- NV. sp27-fm
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= locations, 1875 St. rooms and hath lot 10. Ok
5bdO to alley; 14o1 st. rooms. bath aud cellar; lot
2vx10O; st., near 18th. o rooms and cellar
1t DAVID ID. STONE. SO6 At NV
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BY WAY OF CONTRAST.

A court-martial decision given out from the
Navy department yesterday was frequently
quoted to-day in the Lydecker case as affording
a striking contrast Of the justice Of military
and naval courts in general Lieut. Commander
Book was tried for an unwarranted absence
from his ship without permission He was in
command of the U. s. s. Pinta, anchored in the
harbor of Sitka, Alaska, with her boilers rotten
and useless. He wrote TO the department re-
peatedly for leave TO have his boilers repaired.
but without effect. Becoming desperate he
left his ship and came TO Washington 10 en-
deavor to persuade the officials here that his
ship was in urgent need Of repairs. He had no
orders for SO doing, and was court-martialed
The sentence Of the court which was approved,
was that he be suspended from rank and duty,
on furlough pay, for two years, retaining his
present number in his grade during that period
Book is virtually fined at least -, 900 in money
and loses two years out of his professions
career. Lydecker loses s900 and no time. and
folks who have looked first on this picture,
then on that" are wondering wherein lay the
cause for this vast difference in the Justice
melted ont To the two men
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I,OR RENT
II 1913 COrcorxn Or a., lOOO n, N AN
osSt, pr,, q, ~ ~ Ul St ne. Or. IL 80
xv2a POrtner FL, 6r:,3O sO:, Jan a. N "a 81
iStS t,s- ~ - - ~ l:t5 I'D st N. Or Is 30
i6.t0 ~ ;, %, ~ l0S 81 Mary's pl, Or o. 80
ao.5 A. :, - or--o3V liOSt Mary'spl. 5r 10 30
330s :, n e. T.-.-.o 2 "a 81 Mary's pi 5r 10 80
Qua 81 n e. Sr....-. 80 81 5.rs 10
S ~ st n Or % 20 92l + 81 18th ST Sri 30
5Os st .. e.. Or 1880 1920 r. Ok d a. IN az
~ list ST. NV. ,5r. Il q. 80 .520 ST NJ w 5r az
WASHINGTON DANENHowEB-
mys-1 IDS st. N w
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TOR sALE-PRETTY NEW HOUSE on ST.
near 7th, nicely papered rooms and bath; "a 5O0.
DAVID d. STONE,
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E0k BENI-43i @ 81: n. w., 13R.. NJ L.. sos
1ie1 81 NV. sr- M &
c~~n IL
CAYwOOD 4 q iRRET;r ''e
R4-3t CIR 18th ST. and n. y. ave nv
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LCOR SALE-A VERY CHEAP HOUSE ON 18TH
IL 81. nearly two stories and cellar: hand
somely papered; only "a 500.
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| swokMsTEDT L BRADLEY.
Il 1l-lm EaA..

S41 + st., I'd floor, 5front
re. heated by steam. $50
% } i, Sd floor, 5 front rs,
Leated bv steam ...... 80
Elegant ROOMS In "Sun
Building, "fireproof, . ele-
Nators, heated by steam,
iion $50 to ESQ each.
n. L. cor. 18th and Pa.
ave-, lr. SO. AZ
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For full list apply to WESCOTT & WILCOX.
myf 1907 Pa ave n w
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my4-eo2w

I,OR RENT-I435 ST., ROOMS AND BATH
II fashionable location; $50. l1O1 10th ST, new
corner house, rooms and bath; $50. 121 T. st. e.,
rooms and BATH So. DAVID D. STONE.
mY4-.N SON Il
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-28

But where the experiment is tried in
this country it succeeds. The FL
mira ref0rmatOry, in particular,
has tried it with liberality
to prisoners that seems dangerous.
There the prisoners are almost allowed
to determine the length of their own
stay; and man with maximum sem
tence of twenty years might. by show
ing sufficiently close work and good be-
haviOr and ability to reform. reduce it
to one. The newcomer, whatever his
crime, is put into the middle grade and
left to determine by his own life wheth-
er he will drop into the lowest, or rise
at the end of six months into the high
est, and after six months more be re-
leased on parole. Such chances are
given to the man who really wants to
reform. Yet, so severe are the tests and
so good the discipline, that few seem to
be released until they are ready for
citizenship. The graduates of this
prison are remarkably honest men. At
the end of its ninth year careful esti-
mate of the 1.260 men who had been
paroled, showed that so per cent of them
''were practically reformed and doing
WE'LL" SO much can proper prison do
in turning even criminals into good
citizens
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-28
ABSALOM.
Rev. ID. j. Burrell Says He Was
Fast Young Man.


At Westminster church yesterday
morning Rev. ID. j. Burrell pre- ached
upon Absalom, taking for his text:
''NOw Absalom in his lifetime reared
pillar in the Kings vale and called it
'Absolom's Hand Ill. SAM, xviii, 10.
The speaker introduced his discourse
by depicting the car er of AbSal0m.
whom he characterized as "a fast young
MAIL" On reaching the throne me was
so confident OF glorious reign that he
reared a monument, an Arc de Trl-
umphe, on which he eXpe cted pOSterlty
to record his brilliant achievements.
On the four faces of this monument
in the Kings vale the speaker inscribed
the four following truths:
FirSt-"The eye that mocketh at his
father, the ravens of the valley shall
pluck it out and the young eagles shall
eat it,"
Second-"I have seen the wicked in
great power and spreading himself like
green bay tree-uut he passed away,
and 10! he was mott A brilliant life
may be fiascO. Better be plOdder
with one talent than to possess ten and
SQuander them.
Third-''Let us hear the conclusion
of the whole matter: fear God, and
keep His commandments, for this is
the whole duty of man." Put the en-
phasis on duty. Principle is more i'm
portant than policy.
Fourth-"The lame of the wicked
shall rot" Absal0m hoped for brill
liant career, a magnificent funeral, a
splendid epitaph. His body was cast into
a pit in the wood of Epnraim; and, to
this day, all who pass by hurl stone
fny orH nd "a
lom."
The speaker closed with an invita-
ton to all the hayward SONS and daugh-
tiers of the Heavenly Father to return
to Him. There is grief in the Infinite
heart over every wanderer; there is JOY
in heaven over one sinner that re-
penleth.