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THE NATIONAL MILITIA.
Report of Capt. Tayior-Increased In
terest-Uncle Sans Uniforms.

Capt. d. NJ Taylor, ordnance department
who has been in charge of the appropriation
for the purpose of providing arms stores and
camp equipage for the national militia, says in
his annual report TO the Secretary of War:
Interest in militia matters has continued
active since my last report, and not only have
the calls upon the War department for ord
nance and quartermasters' stores continued,
but there has been a constant increase in the
requests for information of all Sorts not only
from governors and adjutant generals, but
from individual officers, and as far as possible
these have been freely and fully replied to-"
MILLION DOLLARS NEEDED NEXT YEAR.
The report states that the total requisition
for the year nearly equals the amount Of the
appropriation, and with the cost of transporta-
ton added the full amount of the appropriation
was probably exhausted. A plea is made for
an increase of the appropriation. 1t was
5000, 600 in 1908, when there were but 1000 600
people. and has only been doubled since to pro-
vide for the needs of nearly ten times as many
Capt. Taylor recommends that it be increased
from 100000 to S1,00O,OOO annually. The
work Of
UNIFoRMING THE MILITIA
in the United States still goes on, the opposi-
ton to it dying out. The centennial parade at
New York April 80 had, it Is thought, most
beneficial tendency in the direction of uni
form. gratifying beginning has been made
in the equipment OF light batteries, four
breech- loading steel rihed 32-inch guns having
been issued to the state of Vermont in July
last. Several other states are DESTROYS of
having these field guns and there are enough
on hand to supply all the states that
can raise money to secure them. The states Of
Tennessee, Kentucky, Florida, Nebraska and
West Virginia have not made the returns re-
CURED by law and Capt. Taylor recommends
that after January 1, 1890, no issues of stores
be made to any state which has not rendered
the returns required by law and that the gov
ernors of the states be so informed.
THE VALUE OF STORES ISSUED
to the several states and territories during the
year Ii as follows: Alabama, $12, 627; Arkansas,
-: California, s7,275; Colorado, 90, 716; Con-
hecticut, $500; Delaware, S2,542; Florida
a. $50; Georgia, Sll ,69l; Illinois. S22, 574; In
diana. S11,474; Iowa, 80. 96S; Kansas, S9.754;
Kentucky, $3.50; Louisiana, S3,0l2; Maine,
S4,470; Maryland, S7,O65; Massachusetts, Sl5,-
G33; Michigan, sl3,s5s; Minnesota, s6,055;
Mississippi IS, III; Missouri S13, 964; Nebraska,
81, 34l; Nevada, "a. 95S; New Hampshire, S1.-
752; New Jersey, s5,Ia2; New York, *25. 74a;
North Carolina, Sl2,69S; Ohio, Sl5,661; Ore
gon, S2.776; Pennsylvania, s26, 425; South Caro-
lima, 1861; Tennessee, GA, 01S Texas Gil $50;
Virginia, $7,376; West Virginia, s53S5; Wis
consin, $7,0S1i Dakota, eA,153; Idaho. S3,075;
Montana, $2,700: Now Mexico, s5,24s; WASH
ington, S5,760; Wyoming, s3,6O2; District Of
Columbia, s4,s0l.4 Total, 1851, 1914
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The Death Record.

During the twenty -four hours ending at noon
today deaths were reported to the health Office
as follows: White-Ann E. Tickling, II years
Henry C. Xander, 1 year; Ida V. Bryant, 81
years: Mary Fleming, 80 years; Mary L. h.
Tingle, IS years; Mary A. Mahany, years, and
Charles Miller. 80 years. Colored-Infant OF
Frances Green, Is days; Marena Francis. G
months; Walter Brawner, 2 years; Charles A.
DodsOn, u years; Olivia Hawkins. 81 years
Samuel Thompson, l year, and MeIlsis L.
Campbell. wears
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The Chi Phi Fraternity Convention.

The annual convention of the Chi Phi fra
ternity met at the Arlington hotel at 10 o'clock
today. and is now in session. The attendance
Of active members is excellent, and the familiar
faces Of goodly number of alumni attest the
interest they take in the .Scarlet and Blue" At
II o'clock tonight 60 members of the fraternity
will enjoy a banquet at the Arlington. lhe
convention is to adjourn tomorrow afternoon
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WANTED--HOUSES

"ANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE CONTAIN
w ing from twelve to fifteen rooms; centrally loca-
ted suitable for rsclass boa riding house Address
call at 10 9 Sth st. NV nl5-3t
WANTED-wE HAVE A CUSTOMER THAT
'! wants M Dwelling. located bet. u and n, 9Th
and l4th SITS Any having sucn u House TO place
Ill our hands secure them first-clsss tenant
p14-2t j. T. CULlISANE Co. 609 st-n.w.
WANTED-IMMEDlATELY FOR CASH, DEsIRA-
w ole Houses in the northwest, containing any
where from six to twelve rooms Address at once
i. STARGARDTER. 6l3 18th st.n.w. oc29lm
WANTED-NorICE TO owNERs-FoR INME-
w date purchaser, Houses in good locality Il W,
from $4,000 TO $4,000. To Lease: A Handsome
House in fashionable part of city, not than
$4,000 for season. TO Kent: our supply of houses
ranging from s25 to $3.50 per mo- is rapidly dinin-
ishing We should be glad To hear from owners de-
string to rent their houses. klrTENHoUSE GUN
NELL Adams Building, 1885 F st. Il orl9-lm
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GEORGETOWN.

A BIO WATER PIPE Runs AwAY-What
might have been serious accident yesterday
resulted only in frightening a number OF per-
sSns and drawing a large crowd The cause
OF the excitement was the breaking loose of a
hve-ton section OF water main from the der
rick on NJ street The pipe was being lowered
into the trench. when the ropes broke and il
started rolling down NJ street at a fearful rate
of speed, when some Thoughtful man placed a
large stone in its track This lessened its
speed and changed its direction and it rolled
down against the fountain without doing much
damage.
TEMPERAruRE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
z AN.-Great Falls-temperature, 81; eondi-
ton. l. Receiving reservoir Contemporaries, So;
condition at north connection, 2; condition at
south connection, 3. Distributing reservoir
temperature, So; condition. sc.
Two moonshiners. Rider Meadows and John
Mills, have been arrested in Wyoming county.
WA, and lodged In Jail The arrests were
made by Deputy Marshal John o. Hager, who
had two recent narrow escapes from assassina-
ton.
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The biological Society.

The ninth anniversary meeting of the Biolog
ical society deferred on account of the illness
of the president. will be held in the lecture
room OF Columbian university tomorrow even
ing. Mr.. W. II. Dali the retiring president,
viii deliver an address. entitled Deep sea mol
lusks and the conditions under which they
live"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-15
the SATURDAY STAR.
n Twelve-Page Paper With Many At
tractive Features.

The twelve-page STAR tomorrow will be a
bright and readable number, containing many
features of interest. The third installment of
Mr.. Frank r. stocktons attractive serial. The
Stories Of the Three Burglars" will be given to
The Stars readers in this issue, besides many
special articles on timely topics prepared by
well-known and popular writers. In addition
to these general literary features there will be
an array OF interesting articles on subjects of
especial interest in Washington. The events
Of the day, up to late hour. will be covered
with the satisfactory fuliness made possible by
The STARS complete news and mechanical
facilities. Altogether the issue. with its news
and special features, will afford most attractive
reading for Saturday night. Among its con-
tents the following may be announced:
THE TROTTER OF THE FUTURE:
Mr.. Frederick Bonner discusses Axtell.
Sunol ana Maud s, and compares the Cali
fornia and the eastern methods OF producing
fast horses. tIllustrated)
THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION:
The place where the qualifications OF persons
who wish to serve their country as clerks are
tested. (Illustrated.)
UAMItLFhS Ms III tAhhS.
An interesting article by kellar, the ma
gician. explaining how gamesters manipulate
cards so a. to always have the advantage.
(lllustrated)
THE STORIES OF THE THREE
BURGLAKS: The third installment of
the interesting serial by Frank r. Stockton.
1llustratsd)
IN ANCIENT CHESTER: What a STAR
correspondent saw In a rambie through the
old English town. Qllustrated.)
MEN OF THE SEA: A STAR reporters
sketches among the delegates to the Marine
conference. (Iiiustrated)
WHEELING THROUGH ITALY: The
adventures of the Washington bicycle party
at Pompeii. on yesuvius and elsewhere in
the land of the Casars.
WHAT OUR ANCESTORS ATE: Joel
Benton describes some OF the feasts of old
that may have been remotely the cause of
nineteenth century dyspepsia.
QUEER THINGS About OYSTERS:
Some interesting blvalvular facts not gen.
orally known, which dealer told STAR re-
porter.
ATTRACTIVE HOMES: How bare cor
ners may be cow erted into coy hooks and
bare chairs transformed into things OF
beauty.
HOW A GIRL MAY BE A BELLE:
young society matron gives comfort to
debutantes who are neither pretty nor clever.
WINDOW GARDENING: means of
house decoration that promises to be in great
favor in the city during the coming winter.
HOME MATTERS: Useful suggestions for
house keepers about the management of
kitchen, pantry and table.
WASHINGTON REAI, ESTATE: Descrip-
ton of some notable recent improvements
described and gossip about?
WHAT NEW YORK Is TALKING
ABOUT: Notes from The STARS CORE
spondent about topics of interest in the me-
trOpolis.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

l,OR SALE-AT IVY CITY, FOUR BEAUTIFUL
IL Lots to immediate purchaser. The lots will be
sold greatly under market value Title perfect alb
stract FURNISHED. B. IL. WARNER & CO, ZIG ST.
NV. nl2-5t
INOR SALEM HALPIN VILLAGE, TEN BLOCKS
Il or Squares OF Ground beautifully located with
All made and 800 shade trees growing beauti-
IA miles from Washington and = miles from hook
vile railroad station right al place., high and rolling
and from 1t fine panoramic view of the surround
ing country. The owner authorizes to offer this
property for the next ten days ut figure that would
be good Investment to hold or TO develop. We wish
to sell whole TO number OF individuals. An
excellent chance for few persons to take the whole
each block laid of aud staked into lots ready
retailing. Ii sold within the time will be with
drawn until spring and % per cent added to the price.
Terms: One-third cash balance i'll and two years
JOHN A. PRESCOTT.
n0-6t Real Estate Broker. 1416 + st. NV.
INOR sALE-WANTED-ONE OR A HALF DOZEN
Il persons of and taste to purchase a bargain
and something beautiful and reasonable invest
ment or Tor villa homes.
have a beautiful place of $50 acres lying on both
in the center lying the Georgetown Rock
vile pike the side and the broad 60 city road
the other These broad thorougnlSres bring either
part OF the place within OF u mile of the city Of
Rockville and 10 miles of Washington. The place is
most beautiful in appearance, high and rolling having
springs, which form never falling stream, where u
sh and ice pond could be easily formed This prop
erty to be Withdrawn if not sold within few days and
held until spring for higher prices be purchased
one and two Years For further particulars apply to
JNO, A. PREsCOTT,
Real Estate Broker,
n96t l4l0 st. NV
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THE COURTS.
EQUITY COURT-.Tudoe Cor.

EQUITY COURT-Judge Cor.
Today-Waggamana gt Leavell; sale decreed;
]. ". Pilling. trustee. Rodgers agt Macomb:
Mamie X. Macomb substituted trustee, DC.
Somers agt Rider; A. b. Duvall do. Iddins
agt. Iddins; Anna E. lddins appointed trustee.
Naylor agt. NaylOr; payment OF notes author
lied accepted. National Union Insurance Co.
agt. Tyler; withdrawal of tax-sale certificate
allowed. Green agt. Green; appearance or
derel.
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BOARDING.

MRS d. THOMPSON, CATERER, HAS RE-
WI moved from sol and SOB 18th st. n. to 1912
10h st. NV Eirstclass meals served at the shortest
desiring meals address Mrs ID. THOMPSON, and will
call. nl5-3ts
1Eh Ksr. NV, THREE ROOMS on SECOND
l. - II floor; suite. furnished: with board /;
front room on third floor; also table board nl4X
1lnS 81. y. W. FiRST-CLAsS TABLE
all.
Terms moderate. n5-Hw
ARGE AND COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
~ Room with frst-class hotel accommodations, at
moderate prices.
nol-lms Inquire at All c ST. NV.
7 ARGE wYLL-FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
~ hrst-class Board at the Auburn, Pennsylvania
ave, cor. 22d st. II. oc2O-lm'
MISS MARY CHERRY, 922 l4TH ST NV. CON-
WI yenient to the 14th-st. Permanent and
transient guests accommodated at reasonable rates
Call. oc23- Inn
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LOST AND FOUND.


7 OST-SATURDAY NIGHT, BETWEEN o AND
~ New York ave 9TH and 9Th sts., a Cameo Ring,
with cord wrapped around it, Special value owner.
Reward II lett at 1918 Sth st. NV IT.
T OST-SMALL HAND SATCHEL; WAS LOST OFF
- train No. upon reaching Baltimore and Ohio de-
pot Tuesday evening last. Finder will be rewarded
by returning same to Az Missouri ave. nl52t'
7 OST-ON THURSDAY BETWEEN II VI. AND 1
i 4 pm. at the Evans Dining Room or somewhere
ST. H. Diamond Ring Liberal reward If left: at
90 X NJ. ne. 1t
OST-OCTOBER 20. IN GLOBE THEATER OR
~ thence via 18th st. to L. NV, small open face
black dial. stem winder Gold watch 50 if re-
turned to Star office. It,
lost RETURN RED IRISH SETTER DOG
II Named Fritz to II II st. Liberal reward 1t.
r OsT--oN TUESDAY, A GOLD SCARF PIN, SET
SAKE Finder literally rewarded. Room 10. 0O3 f
ST. NV. nl5-3t
Y OST-S5 REWARD-NOVEMBER l3, A BLACK
IL Poodle named Valley with large collar; number of
Residence collar liberal reward Will be paid
one returning hun to 12lo n st. NV. 1t
4 OST--A WHITE BULL DOG, ABOUT ELEVEN
Il months old spots over both eyes. A liberal
ward il found: return TO SOC 9th ST. W. nI4-2t
I OsT-TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. II, BROWN
LCollie Pup has black tail with white spot it,
Please return to 1927 ST. tGeorgetown), and receive
reward. n14-3ts
I osT-A SMALL PUG. DOG WITH A BLACK
face. So reward for information leading 10 his
cUvery. Address l127 Corcoran st. nl4-3t'
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t.oh sALE,Ihk fiNEsBA MARE MYRTLE"
u tdfs Oh, ID hands, warranted SOUND and .rlitl,
sLic.oE uler saddle last tTaNyr las been used bA
s,S t1e ast year Tor riding and driving also IAlle
htas Sc.ch Horse. siN Years old. excellent CUISINES,
lalniIy or WORK horse. ia sell at great barl.ain tr
Harmless aid buggy Harness 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-15

DIR. David T. Day Of the geological survey
lectured at the Peabody institute in Baltimore
last evening on The Fuels of America"
Commander-in-chief Vim. I. Clark, National
command. Union Veterans union, has notified
Department Commander Welsh of the depart
ment of the Potomac that he recognizes his
election TO that position as legal and that his
orders and staff appointments shall be officially
recognized.
A meeting Of the lady friends Of Columbia
division. uniform rank. Knights of Pythias,
was held last night for the purpose of arrang-
ing for fair for the benefit of the division. to
be held in February next at Masonic temple.
Moses Robinson. colored, was arrested about
2 o'clock yesterday morning by Officer Ken
dali. who reports that Moses was trying store
doors to see if they could be opened. Officer
Kendall found he had large stone in his
pocket and this morning he was charged as o
suspicious character and sentenced to the work
house for 80 days. He noted an appeal.
-
DIT. John l.. Buchanan, professor of Latin
in Randolph-Macon college, and Lieut. Gov.
John Z. Massey, are candidates for state super
int ndent OF instruction In Virginia
Anthony Joseph, New Mexico's delegate to
Congress, In an interview says: immediately
upon the assembling Of Congress in December
j propose TO introduce an enabling act for the
admission OF New Mexico"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

49, 800, =,
w a. nV ~ NJ W VI ION
t as d dtt haa nrSss N@Eer % e9t
uHs "nu ht'ins. auuiesS - Quar- oihce' MOI
WAASIEp,,r,A SITUATION BY RE2PECTABLE
~ white Woman Tor Generai House , Work: good,
a cHok aa pCe or esd 30 ont SY tine
., n.M;
Mpi,ssi
=,
address L. SO St m NV na1, 1~1,z ni5;,
Mem Ge a
buffers. sAaiL "A. CooMbs' 30 r st. NV. nIo-6t'
W the bss c ssy Family sG
INANrED-BY A RFsPECTABIE WHITE GIpt,
w Place to Do General House Work: is wiling and
ooliFllF AlpIy % =: ne IL.
WANTED-BY LADY. POSITION AS CHApE-
is willing to go abroad. Mrs L, star office; nl5;i,,
w WORKING h91ssEeepeI: no laundry WORK: sood
light chamber work. Address, for da Us, 1O9 NV
WANTEIDuBXI, w WHITE p, GIRL PLACE AS
Address NJ. he. Star office - IT.
sssn S sM. Tn1E y S y 91ai
Office II.
AN P,ra in M aiiy ~ Auap MILF No
Wishing e;ond citv rsfere2ees AnplH nj N path
Masttus "oou o''S ieieieH@eo' hiP4J "' oiV ;1tn
,.NTPD ny pFSDF1T !, mr. p CoI 0I,E0o
w al Si,n.tinr - r"1' ~ ,,i ~ ii
~, ~ 10 @ b M niht =, oooG a. Fri.
W, .SrppA PTFINED ANY or IN UTCuFCo
M P5 Hone i$s sSSSSss SsshsIsE
Home. nI3-3ts
,yTVD cTTU.TIoIS ~, n T1v :, vor ,,r,,,yc,
w h, VA aoNS TN hmE DIS c.Oohs'
o..-... eSsos'
Farm, and Dairy Hands. BURNHAMS,
n13-3t' l1lOGst.n
nv 1NTEO NV a GINTI NM, ~ oe yI- .pS 81 -
Tor . years manasins cotton mill south, yersant in
anu uuues Wouia IKE 70 asso-
permanent saiaried position Address WORK, star
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100 NAl-k-hhAiHBf HNRSf. DAPPI.F GRAY,
rtslu5 SOUND AND ailet IA harness Apply "a l. "
IlMOob. John Cheers Livery stable q ~ bat t,th
and sth NV - o..
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ssSUN DALI GAS HEATING STOVES; ONE
y that will heat bath or hall room at an expense
of NC per hour, a.; larger sizes ranging in prices
from 90 70 Sl6 r. @. CAMPBELL. Plumber and
Cashier, SIT 10th st. NV. oc2A-lm
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IGOR SALF-SroCk AND FlNTUEFS or SNAIL
orYrerS S;orv AZ l24@ ulvu Klacg. Dot NJ and y
az and ON sts. r.w. good business pia,s. n.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

IrOR RENT-FURNISHEDE FLAT; SEVEN LARGE
II Rooms, handsomely and completely furnished;
Psrlor, three Bed Rooms. Bath Room Dining Room
and Kitchen Will rent during session Of Congress FOR
SI20 per month. including heat bed and table linen,
&c. Apply first fiat, l34 l4th st. a.. nl3-3t.
IIOR RENT-l22l 32D sr.. WEST WASHING
Il ton TWO Flats; rent 80 and So for each. Inquire
at PAINT STORE. mol j ms
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HOE SALE - GGEAa klI.uAIN pHATrnS
hUiesS eN,el, NJ uagk, Ia tsrt-,t arlrr N,rN -
nrl', - rho. uoud No~k Horse lur sac Al-,l PIN.
mouth Rosa Fowls Gail before Il or after 4 pl.R
~ ~ %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-15

f,oE At.E-toR FtNE SFCuNn-WANO HOUSE
Il I.'d ana oihce Furniture ~ 10 81 pth ST. nv.
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ZOE sALE-ONE BAY HORSE. rONALL. CAN
n trot an illtes u uArifess aud class saddle
S,SSs' 81 g, SEQ ~ h.lgr Boswell JOHN T. fRlCE h
oNNN, sll OLll ~. ~ " III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-15

ESoR RENT-TWO-L LARGE COMMUNICATING
Il Furn. shed Rooms of the best locations IN the
city, south front 500 St NV. Can be seen from
ultll nl4-.tfs
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LION SAlE- SO VIII. BtN A NlCf SDi NJ
Il Horse with Harness and Carnage. also A iar.r,
larlor oman. eleven Stops ouis $40 Is49is IN
81 NV. nI1tHs-
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

XVANTED-A GOOD DOUBLE BARREL BREECH-
w LOADING Gun; No. IL bore. Address q h, 1907
St H. ~. giving particulars aud lowest cash price
nils ot.
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

nor SATF-
4 Handsome Cab. in good repair win sell cheap.
nl5st- BENZ COOLEY. soi c snw.
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- SAs.t.-tlNk ASSORTMENT or HAND
- n'sa. Carrl4Tos D1y sous and Business WAGONS.
lElts lower than factory work vehicles taken On
s-Ss'se. A. u GLE1OEl. cor. ny. ave And q N 81.
NV nlS-lm
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ts'ots sALE-BY LADY. A HANDSOME LONG
=, aNr Cloak, wora twice. sd several hue Dresses
sAcTih'e Address y PECK. ticvrgetown 4. o..
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
uNoR sALE-yALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
IL about 81 Acres, near bennins station, &C.. en-
trelney desirable and al immense bargain.
GEORGE I. HOWARD
nl5-6ts Tiremeu's Insurance Go. Building
IYoR sALE-BY DECREE OF COURT, TO HIGH
II est bidder without reserve. easy terms. "a
Acres improved BY Eiye-rOon Dwelling ana : AZ
and tsrst Mill: excellent for milling gardening a
miles from this city, near baileys Crossroads Va
Zee A. q. HAYES, 22Y Center ulArket this cily, or
JAMES 4. CLEMENTS, County court house. Alexsn-
dria city. nl5-3ts
IroR RENT-BY The YEAR, A BEAUTIFUL
IL Home IA Village of Linden, y miles from city on
Met. Branch b. and " large house, summer Kitchen,
barn. sc ~ acres, wel stocked With fruits and low
walk no more desirable country place can - found
I,oR sALE-AT LAUREL. MD. A NICE COUNTnY
IL Seat of forty fair uIldngs half mile from
the town highest ground near Laurel Mon teomery
road. Address J. L. ROWLAND, 80 7. o. ave-, Bal N
more. nl2-6t
INoR RENTING ACRES, NINE-ROoM HOUSE
il Stable. 4 Chick EN- Houses l20 Fruit Trees. Il 81
Grapes Berries shade and Nut Trees nne sate al 2steI
snd A sta he. $3.50 Dear. Cali at lab h n.sJ
n5-2m
I.oR sALE on ExcHAHGE-BEAUTITuI TRAc1I
IT OF 10 acres west Of Tenley town near Louehboro@
road Louis CUNNINGHAM
oc2<-lm 18th and FstA
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-02-21
PEOPLE WILL TALK.

You may get through the world,
But twill be very slow,
If you listen to all that is said as you go ;
You'll be worried, and fretted, and kept in
stew
For meddlesome tongues will have
something to-do-people will talk.
If quiet and modest you'll have it presumed
That your tumble position is only assumed
You're wolf in sleeps clothing
Or else you're fool;
But don't get excited
keep perfectly cool-people will talk
If you show the least boldness of heart
Or slight idea to axe your own part;
They will call you an upstart,
Conceited and vain;
But keep straight ahead
don't stop to explain-people will talk.
If threadbare your dress, or old fashioned
your hat,
Someone will take notice of that,
And hint rather strong that you can't
pay your way;
But don't get excited whatever they say
people will talk.
If you dress in the fashion, don't think to
escape,
For they then criticise in different shape,
You're ahead of your leans-your tailor's
unpaid
But mind your own business
there's nothing to be made-people
will talk.
Now, the best thing to do, is to do as
you please,
For your mind if yon have one, will be
at ease;
OF course you will NEE with all sorts of
abuse,
But don't think to stop them
it isn't any use-pcople will talk.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-02-21
BELLOWS FALLS.

About forty members of Slough
ton Post and corps attended the Dept.
Encampment and convention, held at
Brattleboro last week, also quite a
delegation of citizens went down
Thursday eve to the camp-fre, many
wishing to hear the COMMANDMENTS
Chief of the G.. A. r.
The Missionary meeting at the Con-
gregational church Friday was well
attended and full of interest, several
Missionaries from foreign lands be-
ing in attendance.
A select party of young people
went for sleigh-ride Friday after
noon, and attended the dance at
Grafton in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osgood and f. S.
Osgood, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Arms,
and Mrs. II. King, have taken adj
vantage of the RAYMOND excursion
and will visit Washington before the
crowd arrives.
G. X. Russell is in Kentucky this
week negotiating for high blooded,
or blue blooded horses.