davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14

There are two phases 10 the methods
by which the American house Of repre-
sentatives exercises its power-the work
IN committee room, the proceedings
in open session. One is the brain
which inspires, the other the body which
performs. Over both are the power,
and the shadow, and the direction of the
speaker. He not only makes the COM
mittees in the first place, with the Wild
est sort OF latitude as to men and their
views upon measures, but after they are
made and are at work it Is he who gov
erns them with q nod or q word, who
gives them or denies them hearing in
the house itself, who shapes things very
mach as he would have them, or as he
may think it best they should be. Not
much that he does not want done ia
done; nearly everything he does want is
effected.
This does not necessarily imply tyran-
ny on s.s part--it is IN the nature OF
things. = man cannot become speaker
without the aid Of his party. nnd when a
majority party chooses n sPssker it Is ia
duty 80 stand by him. It has made him
hng-ths hing can do no wrong. These
kings do wrong. # course. as al kings
40; they even offend their followers,
wound the feelings Of their subjscts-
But more than one congressman has dis
covered that there Is no profit IN quarrel
ing with > speaksr Peter bow the knee
and xet what You can.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14


NBW Ioez. Dee q -Parnell's career
las oesn - bxl..lsat aEsi izlprasslxs Isas
a. lhiuz Nhieh iizsasa6e@ h.s chaFactes
~ expl4lns - strength. aud ne rsasoas
f1r tias hent q sis Safeiisct. psssseszes ths
Ereatasl intereet. his pa1lc lie =
kaoEn 0f AZ nen. bar ~ his early laYs
tia proulse ~ Us yelgh. his habl1a All
Ezscci4tlcns. much ieas has been heard.
NJ. ii. =. Aanlmsad. ao4 the prosi-
Asn1 u tas Indianapolis Aaa Deeakar
railway. wh0 kTes Ia New York, had
sa oFD,FtaaiEy - so pa<ueu When rs
was Ia his college days. sad - share Ia
soEls of ths socIal delights which made
MEa PArnels city hoz4e Ia uabhn 80
attrsctiFs sOane tWsnty old Years ago.
Mr. Hammond was appointed United
States oonsal q Dublia - PrssisAent
LdncOln. aad upon ths Suggestion 81
Charls Sumner and recommendation IL
Secretary ef STATE seward. tie seFved
"A thai Office fFum 1884, % 1894 Tho
Eari of Carlisle was then the l0rd hsu-
tenaus flF Ireland. and NJ. Hammond
was = frequent visitor at the castle,
who're hs often met Mrs. Parneil She
va held IA high esteem ~ the Earl OF
CArhsls. who pronounced her one OF ths
most remarkable women ~ had ever
met; whose social and personal charms
were equaied By her mental ondoW-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14

N4AA-eAat.1 0AAff AK EfAA@%LA-a~
nenbS She had been presented st every
one q the European courts. and had
gathered about ber. IN her Dublin home
ths beauty, intellect, wit aad talent Of
Irish society.
Besides her city home Mrs Parnel
had country place az Wicklow, tho
same estate which Charles Stewart Par
nell now POSSESSES, and 70 which he goes
when he wishes 20 be in retirement. Into
the family circle as then established Mr..
Hammond wss q welcome guest. He
and Mrs. Parnou were Americans, and
friendship had been established years
before between Commodore Charles
Stewart, Mrs. Parnslrs father, and Gen.
Mansfield. the distinguished officer who
was killed at Antietan, and who was an
uncle OF Mr.. Hammond. At that time
Mrs. ParneIl's daughters, Emily, SOphy
snd Fanny were living az home, and
two OF th0 sons, but Charles Stewart was
reading for honors a5 Oxford university.
The daughters were very attractive and
Intellectual women. and Sophy was e.
tee1ned a very beautiful one as well.
Fanny was just beginning TO take that
interest in the Fenian movement which
afterward became so conspicuous
Sir John Parnell. tho father Of Charles
Stewart Parnell. had been dead for some
years Although he had married an
American girl, Of whom he was very
proud. yet be was not cordial IN his ad-
mirstion Of Americans generally. and
he6itated not % express his opinion free
". When bis opinions were once proven
they were like granite. inmCvable, and
IL Is this trait Of his character which
Charles Stewart Parnen las conspicuous
lv inherited. Sir john was esteemed
peculiarly set and obstinate man, and
even as a child Charles Stewart was Of
Stubborn disposition. BIS family used
often TO say that Charlie was just like
his father IN that respect
The austerity. reserve and chilly de-
rnesuor which have 70 frequently been
spoken Of in connection with Charles
Stewart Parneu therefore Is not man
nerism. as many have supposed, assumed
20 defend hsuself. but IA a family trait.
The children got it naturally enough.
Sir John Parpen was thus constituted,
ard 80 was Commodore Charles Stewart,
ParneIIs grandfather on the mothers
side.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14


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one q tho daughters Sfe WHO Was IS
teci1ed most oe4ualIuis laarfiea a Ar.
Lawn A8stoae, very wealthy man, ~Ath
an es-ai'iisllnleilt Ia fs.fis, ana There eao
hfed Tor satae yeafs, moving IN ttie very
hisilNot eifcies And aisl h0s sP'tAhty
"a manner p" iich ei'aiiiiea Inc ossss eie-
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- = |" No iOe'" - DN0iiH
ne soeiAi poSilioh OF tte iafriiy was
o1 'no very uSs1 Oh OH John Farnen 5
sluo no iaLilliy "sS connected Win the
o1islsu hooiti.y' ana inc DeSe oi drawing
'oolis woui1 nave Oeoh ctioeriuliy open
el % Ohafles stewart Farheu had no
CHOSEN 70 enter society Besides that,
siis ois.ins eiSliea american iaiiliy on
ms thother u@a gwen nm an aoul'ional
ciaiih tor seciAl prominence. but 10
never cared ior 1ilae SORT OF IhnS' he
iouno ms I1eass'il test society IN the com
panionship OF men, ana was iond OF
quiet olhher WIN ms mates where ne
revealed q seil.A Si0o 0i ms character
"hich WAS NOS 1pp's1'Shs W near &C
quElntanceS
After Parnen was graduated from Ok
ford he was Tor a time IN more intimate
companonsap with hls mother and
sister fanny than ne had oeen since
chllohood. 1. was tlie tiihe When they
were enthusiastically supporting the
fenian movement, ana tnere IS no douos
az al that IL Is uue 10 the influence OF
has sister Fanny that Parnens attention
was tTst called To the irisn situation and
hls ambition STIMULATED. de did not
agree with ms mother or sister as to the
success or adFisaollity OF the Fenlan
movement, out ne spent many months
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14
OfFlr1 a. Cirr Class.
grand RArlbs. Mlch.. pee ll. lAA.

A IS ESSNINI ROLL for Ggadlng sud gTssei-
= lag a. Deions street. ln t4t cas- ei 0fand
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14

NOTICE. h. hereisy reH that 3 sg,eesai meet
= iDF - tEt siFNs a4ilfft st tft tsfaaa halr
iaS usl teR a8N intsn1rsotIi AiE0gNs taFl-
.1anN Nll ts htta 90 fhs urigf 81 t4ii fre.-
larY "a lhe cils ~ oraAa halla4 NItht1-...
- ihe ath d4N ~ tftcl nlhef ii i>.s. 81 IL
4 clark n. ln.. o. katf Ulpa ftfplto>itlpn tanA
anG there 10 Ae sahi4ltted a. sAia ata- s AsiAtfs
81 afnena fAe articles 81 Incorporation ~ saia
Cczaii&oa - ~ - lECrrssf II caliifaI esntA -
lhf sAA - IaV fnuNEco tiifasaao s.sfIi.ts
.kAs.o1 &na. Aise g. Nols upon DfeF0silaA
fhfu aud there S. he sAhm itfSa a. sGia sitck-
ksiafFs ~ a0inerlag tasN oaAipAEs - b,iiee
money AIa issue iIs uaHas l. Na EunuHF Ani
a. ooe4liK enc niliaa ueli&Ia Il .l4<lptN aua
q sesllfs the fagmrni ~ fht sahlf IA nori-
Etgt "a afCl sd trust or tht praiiNlit 81 sat4
oofl pam ang Also i.r llt fFaitearlioA 81 aHrh
elbeg taainees a. Aas Ae iAc 1oliAi g. tAe
lofeRoing. ana as ulss oe1Ec n1iart saia mpets
lHg
81 fbe order ~ ghe huari a. niftCtaFs
fhFn CLARK. secretary
Grand hsQ.aS M.cRieaa. November :. 80
Nts a
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14
DRoBATE oRpER-staie Of Michigan. cou,

pRoBATE 0RDER-staie Of Michigan. Coun-
Il " Of Kent, s.. Al sessl 81 the Probate
Court for said county OF kent. acid AZ the Pro
bate Office. IN the city Of Grand Rapids, on the
9th day of December. ia tic year one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety.
Present. Cyrus L. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter Of the estate 0f
ELIZABETH b. TOW Ne. deceased.
William :. 1Oune having MED IN this court
his petition. praying that the ADM nistrati0n
of said estate may be granted o. himself.
IL is ordered that Monday. the 2th DAY OF
December. 1880, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, AZ
said Probate once. be appointed for hearing
said petition.
And il is further ordered. that copy Of this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
viOus 10 said day OF nearing. In the iELEGRAh-
HERALD. "A daily newspaper printed and clfcu-
lating in said county Of Kent.
CYRUS J.. PERKINS.
a true copy. Judge Of Probate.
ADoLPB b. Mason, Register sun dec s
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14

A SSkSsAlENT Roll far tRe epenlHg vlden-
n inx aDa txtrESoa ~ AsFth l-si1xrtie
sfrest. fron, fsre&nSs street g. Carries street,
a. tAs eitS q erAaa Rapids 49,,
tfElc1 ~ ttfA SttAA
SANS kAf.us AleA.. Aec. ia. ia>A.
ii. \. AlarscA estate. Eawafa Al. Asams.
Aaarep j Andersen. Nathaniel A. hsloa.
{. Bsaa4. Eaay bskss lhsmss II>alsrs
Ja.iei : Townsend aae hle~lssI haAi. Frsat1s
gsmes 4 treekS. Harm A. bresk< q ASp Z
kfeoeS- Ia hayes, sneS tainpestt NAtt,-
csl.on. Aaeaeeu leoscf Willard CufsS Asfy
A. fiAfk. LoslnA 4. ko-sQH- l.gVE@,a !. ues.e.
- Aie JsAa Dppres. BAsllAau D s.ese, Ne. a
be Aaaag. Jsootas usRyke. Peer laef les.
Mar nas liehrlyn. Atflfs /. tsenRl& scf a.
le etrss. sAaasl Dyksn&. hsrtee e hS'
slae Aaery, Wa y. trssL Aaf1 teisy.
Nm. ]. Uilbert and Heniy y oay kudeii D.aue,
hend1iak DlossfA, tarsslEe A. 0eitri. Adoe
hSitmsn. Aoam lialkmaa. 7 eEnls hets sifa.
RepF. Adop ans HARDY. Wa A Hove, y la. a.
hawkius. Eeea Hal iben isiea. hlet,.
ara 4. noiNekcs Marie =. itaAs en- s2flt r.
seaniags. " "a. Aralist, ses phipe tififs,
a. b. aeWsssn, Mary h e. iins. fstritk hrAt
ma. James keStiuE. Afsf't4 ,. lAMoretNA,
rard and AnAa Ianselei nason Leroy, John
McNauEht8u. John N4AF1afat Walter -
Moore, Anna Nenros, frsnkin y IA. tsen'
nanlsi shea. JsRe A. Per as. JeAn forier.
tatheTiAc Powers. oalus Perkins. solomon
PyaFi, Ado phus J. Peck. Johannes follae.
Charles A. peck, nary praos, Anthony J.
Paaris Peter A. fefegson. NJ \. Palmer tu-
gene ~. kaEdoiqh. 9erhafcus hofehcou Aua
kegtn Rev. Henry J. Richter, Johanna Ryan,
Peter J. h0uBGa. john q. hlWpson. Lxfa a.
stan "a, surtl Ia tDannon. heurr seAoisMa.
Jane r. studley Mn. A. riudey. II Hry steen-
son. John J. s0uTs Martin J. sweet Pauline
lincefman. D.. A. rtoue, Andrew j. c4Ulef.
Johanna Shaw, Auca ~. Sweet, Eugene T. Tut
IL, Blngoman Narae- kllppe. C0rneiiUs an
PupeFin Adriaa Van lOpenng. John ana
SlonellnA NerbeIg. Jacob =. Van hter. a. mar
Van Daias aud Harm aad Leonard kesul Joi =
" ard Eliza II. Walker. Ida 4. Nln hssts =,
Joseph NoFneT. Theresa NJ VI eeks, 1u0f pson
u. and Adrila A. Misner. John J. y cher. "a.
Wltf0 Ia Eaward Miedmsnu. FRED he.tef. i.
Stewart v bite, Lewis 4. Niimarth, Thomas
Watson
You are hereby notified that al assessment
Is about 10 be made upon you 20 eeiray tie "a
pense OF the aforesaid Improvement a. assess
Inent roll has been made In the renises and
is on nle IA The clerk once OF said city, where
IL will remain open FOR inspection untl Non
day evening. Dec. Is. lssJ. when and where
YOU can appear before the Common Council
OF said evening and show cause. II any. WIS
said assessments should not be made and CO..
lected according 10 law.
". A. SHIEEgAS.
34s City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14
THR YOUTH OR PARNELL.
as NTEENzu wFFfs oNz x4o
knEs 80 nAhf fEARs Aso.

xhs tFssA La@asF EA4s va e s4 E.Ass-
IT'D Ftssaaees. cearsSs aaa S~rss-ss
ons xess9as ~ n~9sa Hs Paslz
aea-His ss4ssI D4yA
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14

wife treading papeTl-I always held
that Cox Hooker vas an honest man. I
see that nan fDed him fan Of buck
shot last night
Hasband " hers does The honest part
cone in1
WHY. this article ssYs The eolonel
refsrnesi the shot Life.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14

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Ks e.. ,,.sss - aSs % sas a. sA. ss n Az So
se sAAssss s-
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ssl Fsss sk ss is T ssse
( ~ ns - Fs:a 3 ssss. ass g Hssss -
Asys ra.z l8.saas
lflNaaa rain 4Ffae eas
lsa1sl
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14

Arcs fstopping in front = a begTzr
with two empty sieevssl-Poor mani
We must help him. What does he want
most. lfeorze2
George fy}-Arrls
And tbe bezgsr forEot his misery md
v-rilei. - oval Cieaxsn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14

ssTho oarrled ofF tee xsses e CfaEAT
asssd the Sunday school supsrinssusent.
81 was tfe seeon3 rsorulaz sfaer Hal-
Io-Veea. ard tavansT -ssvsn hcTs roSe -
a. oncs ani si8 fhey hsdn Rad snv-
shsng as AZ q DO risa it t--l1scago Irib-
ana
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14
TREAsURER's NOTICE

Cify Treasures Oficr,
Grand Rapids Mich. Dec s.. ls.aL
Notice l. hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading. graReiing and paving the gut
fefs Of North avenue. IRON lasi Leonarl
street 70 sweet street. in the cty of Grand
Rapids. is now la my hands. and thaf I
win receive payment thereon fer TIE period ~
twenty days from this date az fbC Office 81 tie
City Treasurer. City Hat
6EOR0E 4. pEhRT
dec = City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14

hSSESSMENT kU4L for the construction of
u sewer in iurrrr street frpm flrsi 81 eel
10 tourth street. flF af ataH4 Rapids.
FlCt nf tfTi lItaK
SEAsp HAFIb t4cl., Dec. ll, lsr.
To-
Elvin c. Alien. card of Educafou. Bern
hard Broggcr. Josenn hrogger. n m n. Ben
nett. Mrs stephea Col. MARY Cove. h>iatc ~
DEsia Garrison. Iary u Esooii Anu nan,
Chrstlau Heasier. Nina =. Nay. iessie a. Ac
fhcrson, Lsmau u. Norris. AndrrN foptsiffs
Clarlssa R0ssnberg James ID. Robinson, Henry
Joseph klchicr. Eiiss ocri8pcf. tya q. cea-
mour. Elisha 81. NtI q ms. Nicholas rchufn-
hofen. trustees S. Pau = Memorial Ehufcb.
trustees second hIrfet ~. h Church. Grand
Rapids. Nich- MhtwoTth Join. Christina
Nur1bnrE.
You are bereDy notified that an assessment
IS about 10 be made uppu sou 10 dcfIBy TIE tz-
pense Of the Aforesaid Improvements, an
assessment roll has been made ir ire pren-
ises and on ile TIE clerks once ~ s8ll city
where u vii remain open toT inspection uuIi
Monday evening. Dee IS, lsA. when and
where you can appear before the tommoh
Council on said evening anC show cause. " any.
Why said assessments 50 ould not be made and
collected according 10 law
VA. sBlNKMhN.
3ss City clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14
FOURTH RATIONALE BANK
The mosi

The mos
complete
sortm en- q
&c nts "a
nishing goods
IN the south
endto be found
AZ the Grocery
and Dry GOODS
store OF =. s.
Harris. szs and
sz7 S. Division
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14

NhANu taflHe- t4lNh.s 4ift ia. 4otI
To-
Duane Adams. JsCah Amsl. sarah M Aman
Andrew AmDrVsil pnrns heaMri. lranetS
A hafnes 4 nFr tel oare lorlt.' us j l'slA-
uNal. H,nfS !. Det AslR. 3 aoiHas psuls q
q. lahleI h-r1fc IHa tIarHan. dafat firsuu.
Carr a. fisnsr. Martin fsaertein. Ger naeii
lick. Emit l3ais iht ualli acf =, hltctlA
ser. fnedrtk q Halrn, lrAHk "a aanGf. lnha
Naf.man. Aipharl Mefsrihy. trauk AiHsa-
koe saf Msry Miian. Mary Mctaun Ororse
Afp Au nkis AaeKtHnurE. AH hfasf tftuf
De- aHAalt aisIlcaaio, N1rla suiaah q. b. ari
j.. Il btuIblin. inhn EatsnA, lhfi1 rcu iet.
Jahu guG Anthony aoAmilL aArklsa. furler
hicu ri lorhuNs Marion u N bFtitf. irT na
y Wei meliuk. ftleT A. aiL- HtAdIiA -
Lem rdyk-
H. are afr6as notified thai assessments
sre alaul 60 b. Iaane upon yea a. outrss tNt
exHflee a. the Aforesaid Improvement 80
assfssmeaI rali ias nefn maHe il fhr prem
lses au1 ls ga ME 81 tae eserk ufhur ci So 3
eiIg. where li Will remain elffl teI illsNfrilHa
unti Aenday even a., Dei. ~. ltsi. Nacn ana
where yea cah appear ptiaie tif a. tuniia 20
Council on said a. mag aud show cause IT
EaY NhF said assr2sm sufs Should $50. o. nizac
ana colegiea hcfafttlNE a. law
SIS VA. A. aiiIAh1AN. Ciy Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's once
Grand Rapids Mich. Dec. 10. lss0. (
Notice is hereby given that h assessment
roll for grading and grsveiing Aagoid street.
is now IN my hands. and that viii receive paw
ment hereon for the period Of twenty days
fr m this date. at the Office OF the City Treas
urer. CT y Hall.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
dee 81 City Treasurer.
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1890-11-22
PERSONALS.

Rev. VIM. Gray is out again and
filling Rev. Laws pulpit.
Miss Ella Greenfield has returned
to the city again.
Lawyer E, M. Hewlett is still in
Atlanta, Ca, on legal business.
Mrs. Rev. W. T. Dixon and sister
Miss r. s. Branham, of Brooklyn, N.
Y. are visiting their brother, E. A.
Branham at No., 2021, L st., n. W.
Mrs. L. f. Harris, of Levenworth,
Kans., sister Of Hon. B. K. Bruce,
arrived in The city Tuesday after
noon. She is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce.
Mr.. VIM. Syphax is very i'll at his
residence cor. 18th and P sts., II. W.
1t is hoped by his many friends
that he will be restored to good
health again.
Hon. B. K. Bruce has returned to
the city frhm Mississippi, where he
has been on business. The Recor-
der has been exercising himself on
some of his mules. He looks we'll
and hearty.
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1890-11-22
PRESIDENT HARRISON AS A
NURSE.

From his birth, little Benjamin
Mckee has been the special object
OF his grandparents love and care.
His first word was "upD .upn
directed to his grandfather, mean
ing that he wanted to be carried.
The little fellow grew into a quiet
despot, refusing to be comforted or
quieted by any other means. When
the family first entered the White
House last spring. the children stuff.
cred from colds, contracted by
reason of the poor ventilation of
the mansion. Often, at night, in
those trying times when the Presi-
dent was deeply concerned by the
affairs of state just committed to
bis care, he paced the floor of his
room, with little Benjamin in his
arms, soothing him to quiet and
sleep, when no one save "grandpa"
could manage him with good results.
"A. j. Halford, in March Ladies'
Home Journal.
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MARRIAGES.

The unique and pretty wedding
of Miss Florence Patterson to Mr..
Bernard Clark took place at the
Metropolitan A. M. E. Church.
Wednesday, Nov. 10th. Mr.. Wal
ter Robinson acted as best man
and Misses Lizzie Clark and Ella
Toy were the brides maids. The
bride was attired IN a white silk,
veil draped in artistic folds with
orange blossoms and bore a bou-
quet of white LaFrance roses. Miss
Clark wore a very becoming robe
flight guage and Miss Toy deli
cate pink guage. These colOrs con-
trasted nicely with the natural
beauty of these ladies.
Want Of space prevents full re.
port Of of this nobby wedding.
A very fashionable wedding
took place on the 9th inst, at
the residence Of Mr.. d. d. john
son 1920 N. Y. Ave. n. W. 1t was
the marriage of Mr.. II. Thomas
Broadus, organist of the Va, Ave,
Baptist Church, to Miss Lucy A.
Rose Pres, of the Woman's Home
Mission Society of the Dist, of
Columbia. The presents were both
numerous and costly. The mar
rlage ceremony was read by Kew.
VIM. II. Scott. Among those
present were: Mrs: Jordan and
daughter, Mrs. Tignor and sisters,
Mrs. Lanlels, Misses Harvey, J..
Pallard, Wayman, and G. s. Wat
sor. Messrs Russell, R. E. Gill
christ, Thomas Allen, Mr.. and Mrs
Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. Mccall and daughter, Mr.
Reynolds, Mrs. F. FreeIingbyson
Mrs. Greene, Misses Masons and
Rev. and Mrs S. G. Lamkins.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Any young man who is anxious
to learn the printing trade can do
so by calling at this office.
WANTED: At this office two or
three good collectors. Apply at
once, liberal percentage paid.
For RENT:-One furnished
front room with or without board.
Apply at 1880 18th ST., n. W.
Nicely furnished rooms with or
without board. First.class accom-
OdatiOn. House heated by steam,
with bath. 1920 18th st., n. W.
For rent: Three nicely furnished
or unfurnlsned rooms, convenient
to street cars. 105-D ST., n. e.
NoY. 10, mo.
For RENT.-Four elegant brick
houses in Browns Court, Nos. SOB,
Cos, GOT and 500 bet. 6 & 7th, A
and B sts., 3. e. Apply at this Of
flee to w. Calvin Chase.
Lewis H. Douglass, 934 F St.,
room II, has for a short time
option on very desirable real estate
at easy terms in growing portions
of the city and District. Highly
advantageous terms can be made
if application is made at once.
Department clerks, and school
teachers desiring to invest in real
estate should Call and examine the
property on sale at Mr.. Douglass
Real Estate Office, 934 F St., n. W.
sly, t {.
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TERMS OF PURCHASE: Five dol
lars cash and two dollars per
month, with no Interest. Half
cash, 10 per cent discount; all cash
20 per cent discount.
Money will be advanced to par
ties desiring to build.
Those who apply first, will have
the first choice OF lots.
Ii a husband purchaser dies,
before his purchase is completed,
deed in fee will be given to his
widow, if the property has been
improved, or if not. the amount
already paid will be returned her.
The above presents an opportu-
nifty never before offered the Col
ored people of the city of Wash
ington to secure a valuable lot,
either as an investment or for a
home Oh monthly payments, and
at the same time, entitled them
to vote and a voice in the Gov
ernme:t of the country.
Already many have made their
homes in the "City of Bowie,'
and lots purchased on the above
terms should double in value with
in the next sig months
For further information apply to
W. CALVIN CHASE, Agent,
1109 ] ST., q. W.
or CAMPBELL CARRINGTON
Owner, sos D ST., n. W.,
Washington, D, G,
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