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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-09
AHTISRAMUS'S MEDLEY.

A cautious sympathiscr with the
crude notions Of Antishamus on cur
rent topics has volunteered the init
nation that there is law called the
law Of libel. The kindness is CRATE
fully acknowledged. 1t is also un-
derstood to be an established
maxim Of law in our day, that "thc
greater the truth the greater the
libel - and as it is my intention in
my weekly ebulIitions to convey the
truth, and the truth only, they must
therefore inevitably represent a
positive, palpablc, and it may be
hoped, effective libel. But to
avoid difficulties with courts, have
carefully selected for use as needed
a variety Of Arabian parallels, which
contain a paraphrase of every de-
scription of humbug, imposture,
corruption, and viIlainy known upon
earth, from the first conviction be-
fore Mr.. Justice Adam for fruit
stealing, down to the legislative
session of 1888 and subsequent pro-
ceedings; and any good-natured
person, who, objecting to their pub
lication, would like to burn his fin
gers by prosecution for libel, will
place Antishamus under grateful
Obligations.
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Opera Patience"

A LII accounts against the recent opera
IA performances of "Patience" must
be sent in to the office of the undersigned
on or before SATURDAY, 9th inst, or
they cannot be recognized.
by order
j, E, BROWN q CO.,
1876 6t 28 Merchant street.
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II %. =

LIVERY member of Mechanic Engine
~ Co. No. ?, Is requested to appear
In full dress uniform, at the Bell Tower
on TUESDAY, ut o'clock P' NJ, 70
the annual Parade. 1863 2t
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This little country is not without
its "braves." Remember the 3Oth
Of June, 1887. No harm, physic-
ally, was done TO anybody. But it
was not known until afterwards that
things would come out as they did.
Danger was believed to exist, and
the belief was bravcly faced. The
martial spirit then aroused has not
yet expired. The Samoan squab-
bles have had the effect upon some
of our warlikc citizens Of animating
them TO the pitch Of feeling an in
clination to 90 down to that country,
thousands Of miles away, for the
purpose of helping the natives of
those islands against their foreign
foes. This is generous and brave.
/ like brave men. Nothing but in
born modesty prevents me saying
that ! am brave man myself.
When an attack is being made on
pea soup, beef steak, or plum pud-
ding ! am always in the front rank !;
and when retreat from leaden bull
lets is the order, / still hold lead
ing position; in fact, increase the
= lead if possible. In case that rum
ming is not practicable, ] regard a
rock or tree as very convenient
monument behind which to record
your bravery. Fighting, whether
with guns or fists, IS delightful cX-
ercisc-at distance. If you chance
TO get fractured limb or broken
skull, you begin to realize the folly
Of having gone into the combat. II
fellow comes prowling around my
tent, tell him to keep at distance
and if he disregards my advice, /
do my best to plug him; but ]
haven't enough Of the sef-sacriicing,
missionary spirit to 90 voluntarily
and without pay to Timbuctoo, or
Samoa, or any outlandish place, to
preach to the heathen the doctrine
of powder and ball, at the risk OF
having my own empty caIabasl
smashed into fragments, Not much
Let them fight out their quarrel'
among themselves. 1t is their busi
ness not mine. The whole Samoan
affair is typhoon in teapot; thC
typhoon is small and the teapot il
smaller, otherwise the typhoon coulC
not have got inside of the teapot
Let the teapot and the typhoor
fight il ont between them.
ANTsIAMus.
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Antishamus had to be cut off
here, to make room for more import
ant matter. En-,
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N.
Commander II. ]. G.. NJ. Adler

Captain Mullen answered that as
a captain Of the L. $. Navy he was
obliged to protect American citizens
and further that the charges against
Klein could not he settled by any
military tribunal, only by the Gov
ernments at Washington and Bcr-
lin. lie positively declined TO de-
liver Klein up. On the 3lst DR..
Knappe urged on Mataafa that lie
desired to make peace. Klein Jeff
Apia Feb. lst on the Nipsic and
boarded the Mariposa at Tutuila the
following day.
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BY AUTHORITY.
irrigation Notice.

Holders OF water privileges are
hereby notified that the hours for
using water for irrigating purposes
are from 6 o'clock TO 8 O'clock A. NJ,
and from 4 o'clock to 6 o'clock J.. NJ
All those found violating the above
notice will be liable to have their
privileges cut off without further
notice. CHAS. B. WILSON,
Supt. Honolulu Watcrworks.
Honolulu, Feb. D, 1889 lGj 2w
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4 proclamation was all ready for u.s.
suance boy the Germans on the 2lth.
or Immediately after the arrival Of
The mail steamer but it did not ape
pear Captain Mul!cn's proclama-
tIon had good effect On tho 29th
Captain Fntze sent the following
communication to Captain Mullen
Of the Nipsic:
Sir; The information has reached
me that an American citizen, Mr..
j. {. Klein, is on board the United
States ship Nipsic. If that should
be true ] hereby request that you
would surrender him to the German
Military Tribunal on board II. l.
G.. VI. :. Adler for cause as has been
laid before me maintained and wit
messed by oath, that he in a censpi-
cuOus manner was concerned in the
attack on the landing party Of II. /.
G.. NJ. Olga on December 1S, 1888.
Very respectfully.
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Miss CHILLBERG

Has moved her millinery establishment
to the store lately occupied by p. Nc.
lnerney, next door 10 Comes & WITCH.
man, Fort street 1866 1w
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-30
SITUATIONS OFFERED.

4 G;tNT-Wanted. energetic man to work
~ life insurance on commission. Address
". 30. Insurance. Globe. 12O
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II OUsE-House for rent suitable for board
IL ing house; city: cellar and woodsAed ;
near Manitoba shops; 40 Valley st. near
jackson st. 1882
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-30

NURSE-A German widow, thirty, speaks
IN English, experienced in taking care of
children; city and lake references. 1856
Banfil ST 4
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KaVanagh & johnson, auctioneers. 12o
DINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
Auction-We viii sell at public auction
at the residence No. 254 West Fifth ST..
/, on Wednesday, May /. all the furniture,
consisting of fine parlor chairs, one elegant
lounge, easy rockers black walnut bed room
suits. one fine wardrobe bedstead. bureaus
commodes, one Peninsular range, ingram car
pets, three. good hair mattresses center
tables, etc., etc. Parties looking for bargains
in furniture cannot afford to miss this SALE
kavanagh & johnson, Auctiol,eers. Office
st. 1921
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gebb q schauer, Auctioneers.

nOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at auction.
IL We will sell at public auction at the
residence No. SIS Wabasha st. on Tuesday,
April 80, at 10 a. m, all the furniture, con
sisting of very fine antique bedroom suite,
dining room chairs, very fine Peninsular
range. carpets, stove, dishes. etc. Parties
will find these goods in first-class condition
and must be sold. Jepb L. Sehauer Auc-
tioneers Office 422 Wabasha st. 1920
CHOICE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
y at Auction at the private residence,
ST., Tuesday morning. April 80, 1889, at 9 80
a. IN. sharp, consisting in part of genteel par
l9r, dining room and bed room furniture.
Brussels and ingram carpets, fine cooking
range and stoves. glassware. crockery, kitch-
en- utensils, etc etc., all in good order and
worthy the attendance of h0usekeepers: all
goods must be removed Immediately after the
sale. same day. Terms cash. Jebb 4 Schauer.
auctioneers. A II. Nicolay, salesman. 1920
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GOOD NINE-ROOM HOUSE AND

GOOD NlNE-ROOM HOUSE AND
~ barn on Dayton ave. at auction, being
house No. 757 Dayton ave.; we will
sell on the premises, Saturday, May d, at 3
ave. is paved with asphalt. and is one of the
prettiest streets in st. Paul: the terms of sale
will be very reasonable and made known at
the sale; if you are looking for a home as an
Investment this will suit you; the sale will
be made without any reserve, as the property
must be sold Saturday, May A. at 3 p. m.
sharp. For particulars see E. Holloway u
Co.. Auctioneers 11S-l23
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INSTRUCTION.

SHORTHAND-Staud system; lessons
- day. evening or by mail; send for clreu-
lars Miss J. ID. Hess. Union block. 34*
Ct. AGATHA'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
- 26 East Exchange St.-LessonS given on
Piano, Organ, Guitar. Violin aud Mandolin;
hours arranged to suit pupils. For terms call
or address the Superioress. 1861
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miscellaneous Auctions.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION-1wo fine
l. parlor coal stoves. range wood stoves,
fiue Oil stove, two bed room suits, chairs ia
bles, curtains, ETC., at 800 West Congress St.
Tuesday, April 80. at 10 a. N. Take the
Winifred ST. car; second house from Ohio.
1870
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pOY-Wanted, boy about fifteen, TO work
ID for board and go to school; small wages
given. Call III Mrs. c. Bonaird's. 7l5 Chero-
kee ave. )
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pON-Wanted. boy to do chores around
- the house: German preferred. 141 East
Third st. s
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ST. PAUL WANTS.

WANTS on this page will be inserted under
classified headings according to the following
TARIF OF RATES.
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AUCTION SALES.
Il. III oIioway a Co. Aucfi0neer

Il. HI OliOWay q Co. Aueti0neers
ELEGANT STEINyVAY PARLOR
IL Grand Pianos and Fine Furniture at
Auction-We will sell at the residence. No.
329 Nelson av.. commencing Tuesday morn
ing. April 80 at 10 o clock, sharp. The piano
we will sell. above make is without doubt
one of The finest instruments in the city. and
cost when new 81, 100; in perfect con-
dition. The furniture consists of
choice upholstered chairs. settees,
lounges etc. also, choice Wilton and body
Brussels carpets, dressing suits, marble-top
sideboard, fine extension table, one Paris
No. range, one White sewing machine: in
fact, very choice collection of frst-class
furniture of all descriptions, which has been
well cared for and is almost as good as new.
Parties looking tor irst-class furniture
should attend this sale. P S.-The house
viii be open Monday, day before the sale.
that you may examine the fine goods to be
sold. E. Holloway & Co.. Auctioneers.
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boy sixteen years of age would like a stu
ID alton where he can learn a trade. Ad-
dress L. Mover 3l5 ColbOrne. 8
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DIE WORKS.
TO EXCHANGE.

T1O EXCHANGiS-Firs payment on lot
i for good delivery horse. Apply 6d9
jackson st. 1920
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{ LERK-A position wanted by young lady
~ OF good address; any kind of employ
ment; clerking or copying preferred. Adj
dress |, 1S Globe z
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DARBER-One strictly first-class white
ID barber wanted AZ once: no other need
wage s16 per week. Address a. W starr
402 West second ST., Ashland, Wis. III 100
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kayanagh q Johnson. Auction

4 TTEND THE AUCTION SALE at 1853
n Pleasant av. this morning at 10 o'clock
kavanagh d Johnson, auctioneers. 120
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Mon women and children all advertise
f"SH' their Wants i'll SUNDAYS GLOBE.
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LHOR SALE-A new eight.room house, just
l. finished, on Martin ST., between Mac
kubin and Kent modern improvements; a
targain will be given if sold this week: very
easy terms. Apply to the owner, 81 Marie Il
s.. 1922
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4 GOOD MEAL for 10 cents 10 cents
n and upwards; meals at all hours. Cen
trail Restaurant. corner Sixth and jackson.
lIS-l24
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COTTAGE-To rent, a cottage Of four
~ rooms; water and sewer connections;
suitable for man and wife. Call at 221 Nor
ris ST. 1920
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In Every Case the Money Must Accom-
oaHy the Order.
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BOARD WANTED.

DOARD- Furnished rooms with board,
ID suitable for gentlemen or ladies, $3.50,
81 per week. Use of bath and reference re-
quired. Eli Pearl st. 120
POARD-Wiu pay $50 per month for ac-
II commOdations for gentleman. wife and
two children -four and two years. private
family and lower town preferred Address
81. Globe. 120
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SALE OF LIGHT

y. Fifth, near corner Cedar, viii shoe your
horse to order; shoeing drivers and carriage
horses a specially; PAGERS and trotteIs gated
and shod with care: my shoes are all hand
made and adapted to the horse. 327s
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D0YS WANTED The Horne d DAM
ID company 81 Fillmore ave. West side.
llS-i25
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CAB LINE-Wiiliam Barleau. office 2s3
~ Sibley st.; open night and day. Tele-
phone cali. 1898. 120-15O
r OST MANHOOD. sexual weakness.
IL emissions, sure cure sent free. Humane
Medical institute, Hartford, Conn. 114126
Eyou, body looks In ST NDAY-S GLOBE TO
EteSy Rooms to Let
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DOR SALE, fine farm of l65 acres, so
l. acres under cultivation; small house;
good granary; on the Willmar 4 Sioux Falls
line. For further particulars address P. S.
La Roch, 81 Manitoba av. 100
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-30

A PICTI RE-St. Paul Picture Frame FAC
~ tory: all kinds Of pictures and frames
cheap framing. 80 West Third st. 6O-120
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-30

CANVASS ERA man wanted to take OF
new. 33S Jackson St, ~ to L.
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(tLERk-Nanted, by young man of
clerk in fancy retail grocery store; three
years experience: best references: moderate
wages Address. for four days, j. Martin,
Monday. City Z, .. 11T-120
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-30

nRUG CLERK Situation wanted by
IL medical student i'll a drug store or
hospital; one years eXperinee in drug store;
can furnish good references. Address Noyes
Bros & Cutler 3
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CABINETMAKE IfS-Places open at
- good wages. Bee Hive Enterprise, Scv
enth and Robert sts. 120
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

nELINERY Special sale at
~ cost prices 10 close out stock of light de-
livery wagons for grocers, butchers and laun-
days. E. NJ. HalloWell K Co., SOB to 5l1 Min
neSota st. $685. 1l4-l2O
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-30

GUERRA young Scandinavian wants
~ situation III wholesale or freight
house; can bring good recommendation.
Address Fl =. Globe.
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NANTED-Sound Young saddle horse
w to weigh about $50 or ], 900 pounds;
must be black or bay and low priced, for
cash. Address f. Fl. NJ, Globe. 120
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ENLATs-Two handsome residence flats
l. eight rooms each; every convenience
for housekeeping; electric light and gas
hot and cold water, stationary laundry tubs
steam heat, elevator service, etc.; balconies
overlooking large grounds; near cable and
street cars; terms very reasonable. Earring
ton Place" 217 Pleasant ave- 1925
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-30
FOR RENT.
Houses.

CHESTNUT ST, 323-For rent, eight
~ rooms in first-class condition: modern
improvements; S35 per month. Inquire of
Charles Eaton, % East Third st. 1908
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-30

FINANCIAL.

FARM AND CITY LOANS, 6, Z ana $
A per cent; mortgages and school and
county bonds bought. W. F. Carroll. "A
Court block $685.
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E0R SALE-Lots very cheap and all ON
L time near Forest and East Seventh sts
Edwin Stevens, 81 East Fourth st. 120-122
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nRIEER-Yeung man wants a situation
II TO drive delivery wagon; good reference !;
knows city well. Address ". H. T., 931
Albermare 3
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Get your carriages, wagons or sielgns OF
VI f. y. Quesnel, 10Y East Eighth St
Long experience; practical and scientific
workmen; repairing neatly done on short
notice. 3I4*
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

DOR SALE--An eight-roem house and lot,
Il one block from Manitoba shops cheap,
O account of leaving city. Address NJ "A,
Glube. 1870
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-30

COACH MANA situation as coachman
~ by a coored man that has ten years ex-
perience of driving and the care of horses;
can give good city reference. Address W "a,
Globe 6
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-30

Wanted a good girl for
Ii general homework TO go to the lake
with small family. 80 Western ave. north.
1903
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COTTAGE-For rent, cottage on Dayton
~ av. Inquire of Patterson Bros, 233 East
Seventh st. 1920
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-25
Rockville Politics,


ROCKVILLE, July "a, 1889.
Yesterday was the last day upon which ap-
plications could be made by aspirants to run
for the various Offices ON the democratic
primary ticket and the town was full of gentle
men anxious to take their chances before the
voters of that party. The following embraces
q full list of the names handed in to the chair
man of the committee and no others can be
added after this date: For controller of the
treasury Of the state, L. Victor Baughman; for
state senate. Edward Wootton, Howard Griffith:
for the house of delegates (three to be voted
for). William Kilgour, Howard A. Garrett
Philip ID. Laird, ]. r. Batson, VIM. Grady,
Fletcher r. Veitch, John Ambrose Clements:
for county commissioners Give to be voted for),
Richard 3. Umstead, w. T. Wheeler, John P.
Sellman, ]. NJ. Etchison, J. Clagett Holland,
r. H. Perry Alexander Broome, Ninian NJ.
Perry, Isaac r. Maus, Richard T. Ray, j. Hill
leary Bogley, NJ. H. Austin; for sheriff, VIM. B.
Miller, VIM. II. Carr; for county surveyor, Geo.
Minor Anderson. The primary election viii be
held in the several election districts of the
county on Saturday, August 8, and promises to
be very exciting.
Mr.. John Carey and Miss Masie Bean. both
OF this county, were married here this evening
by Rev. MIR. Johns. g. M.
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ALEXANDRIA,
Reported for TIE EVENING STAR.

Reported for TIE EVENING STAR.
CHURCH LOT SoLD.-Mr. Thomas Semmes
has bought for 81 900 a house on Columbus
street near Oronoko. This is a portion of a
large lot near Oronoko street, extending from
Washington to Columbus streets, purchased
several years ago by Rev. D. o. Kane, ST., as
the site of Catholic church, but the plan of
changing the site Of the church was abandoned,
and the old church on Royal near Duke street
was enlarged and improved and the ground on
Washington street has been disposed Of in
building lots and several fine residences erected
there.
STREET CHANoEs.-It IL understood that with
the new street improvement here will come
some change in material for street work. Cob
BILE stones for carriageways and hard brick for
sidewalks, with some temporary expedients in
the shape of oyster shells, tan bark, coal dust
and brickbats have been used for a hundred
years. composition street-way will be tried
on portion of one of the streets
AN ALEXANDRIA DARK HoRsE.-The correlation
OF red-headed girls and white horses was first
discovered in Alexandria, and it has been tested
here by the committee on streets and found to
be as constant as the correlation of lightning
and thunder. notable exception was found
out by Col Harry Bell, who ascertained that
large bodies of water loosen the tie which binds
in one field of view, auburn hair and white
horses, and at best the rule does not apply close
to the river. Up street. however, the rule is
| absolute, and it is stated on the authority of
the most truthful citizen of West End that
| when belle there who owned white horse
dyed her hair her horse gradually became dark
and has since been used at several political con-
ventions.
NOTES.-The ship yard libel on the Washing
ton steamer Mattano has been responded to by
Mr.. e. i. Sheriff of Washington, the owner Of
the boat, and the case will probably 60 to the
United States court for Standardization
council of Virginia firemen held meeting at
the Hydraulion engine house last night
The Midland engines that collided at Staunton-
vile last Monday have been brought here for
repairs They are more damaged than Sullivan
or Kilrain since their late mill-The funeral
OF MIR. John Otis took place last evening
from his home ON Jefferson street.
The finance committee at its last meeting de-
stroyed s33, so in city bonds and coupons
redeemed by the commissioners of the sinking
fund.-Joseph Lawson, convicted here of at
tempting to rob Eddie Marshall of his watch
on Fairfax street. has been delivered at the
Richmond penitentiary by City Sergeant
Smith.--Capt. 8. L. Monroe has resigned his
place as captain of the Alexandria Pythian
knights.
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Real Estate Matters,

Albert Gleason has bought for S1O,s78.23 of
J. F. Rodgers ct al, trustees, lots and 4, blk.
6, and IL, blk. 10, Kalorama Heights.
Roberta K. F. Obertenfer has bought for
Sl45O0 OF Susan Saville, pit. q SO. 245, 20 by
122 feet, on north side of NJ, between 18th and
18th streets northwest
Jesse L. Sherwood has bought eight lots in
the CRANKY subdivision of jacob II. Crossman
Tor $4,000.
E. Frances Riggs has bought of ]. C. Began,
trustee, for S21.0O0 sub. 79. q. 247 fronting 81
feet inches on Massachusetts avenue and
Thomas Circle,
l. C. Morgan, MD, has bought for 81 $50
Of Jas. f. Morgan. VI. D., pit. Is, So 37S. Is by
100 feet. on E, between 9Th and 10th streets
northwest.
Emily T. Dexter has purchased for $4,000
OF Agnes NJ. Bradley. part l, square 21S, u by
6O feet on 18th street, between l and streets
northwest
ii. J. Campbell has bought of T. ". Smith
Tor SS.OCC. sub l6. square south of 572. 10 by an
average OF 1923 feet on Indiana avenue be-
tween I'd and Sd streets northwest