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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-05-29

Looking Mt the parades Of knights Templars,
Knights Of Pythias, and other bodies wearing
swords of an antiquated deformed, and wholly
useless pattern, one asks himself why some in
novator does not try equipping some Of these
bodies with lances The lance with pennou
attached, as in Europe, is a much Shower
weapon than the sword tradition attaches even
more sentiment to it, aud body parading with
it would make a much more stunning appear
ance than one armed with little, straight
swords. The swords carried by the Knights
Templar, etc, always excite the laughter Of the
soldier and the student OF arms. They have
neither use nor history to commend them. No
real fighting men ever carried such baubles.
The sword Of the old armored knights, which
they claim to be copy Of, was a long, heavy
weapon, intended to be thrust into any opening
that could be found in the opponents armOr
1t had no hi!t. because the user wore heavy,
armored gantlets to protect his hand. After
these were discarded with the armor, men put
hits on their swords to protect their hands and
wrists from being slashed off by their expert
opponents. If any man to-day attempted to
use a knight Templar sword against a fairly
competent swordsnan, armed with even a cane,
he would be compelled to drop it, from being
raped over the kuuckles by his adversary's
stick. Nor could he cut with it, after the man
ner Of saber, because it is too light, short and
straight. In brief, it is useless in every way.
except against totally unarmed man, vino
might be severely jabbed with it. If men are
going to drill with arms, there is but one
weapon worth taking the time, and that is a
breechloading gun. But if men are going to
play around with obsolete weapons, let them
give tue lance q chance A lodge or COM
mandery Of, say, 100 members marching with
lances ornamented with gsily decorated PEN
mons, would be ayery pretty sight. Then. too,
IL would DO more consonant with the traditions
Of knighthood.
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The knights Of old
When men were bold.

ana oAiOHs heLu tneir sway
took great deal more stock IN their lances
than their swords. Il was their "queen Of
weapons" with which they tilted in tourna-
ments for ladye faire." overthrow their
enemies on the battlefield, and scattered rebel
lious peasants who became weary Of giving up
to them their wives and daughters and the
whole proceeds of their toiling and moiling
under the sun. The sword was only used
when the lance was broken, the wearer IN
horsed, or something of that kind
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-05-29

THE expectation that the Presbyterian
General Assembly Of this year is TO convert
itself into a general debating society for the
discussion Of the fundamental principles of
Christianity, and particularly Of the tenets
embodied in the Westminster Confession.
will Dot be realized. The Assembly has de-
cidea 10 commit the whole subject of revis-
ion TO q committee Of IS ministers and four
ruling eldes, who win carefully prepare a
scheme Of revision TO be submitted TO the
General Assembly next year. Only one
thing, therefore, may be regarded as settled:
that il, that there ought TO be a revision.
The tug Of war viii come over the appoint
ment Of the Committee Of Revision, each
side striving 10 secure preponderance in
numbers and ability.
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rENsIoN PRosPFcTs-

The Senators and Representatives com
posing the Conference Committee on the
Pension bin are still laboring TO come to an
agreement, and progress is reported.
What this progress consists in is not definite
ly known, outside ofthe committee but it is
generally understood that the Senators have
conceded the elimination OF the word "de-
pendent" and nearly all that the Represent
atiyes insisted On az the essential features Of
the Morrill, bill-except the service pension
provision. They are at this date infexibly
against this, and little hope is entertained
that they can be induced 10 regard it more
faForably. They contend that it is several
years too early TO pass such measure and
the country viii not indorse il now. How
ever, Maj. Morrill, is strenuously laboring
20 induce change Of heart, and secure all
that can be possibly gained for the soldiers
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-05-29

s.rr.a q I'd. ,.ae. ra.I ORC. .. ssoa.a ON. s.-rt.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-09-14
G. "A. r.. ITEMS.

G. o. No. l has been Issued by the Woman's
Relief Corps, Dept, Potomac, announcing the
election aud installation of officers and the fol-
lowing appointments: Secretary, Mary s. Gist,
of Burnside Corps No, 4; lnsp., Anna A. Peck,
of John A. Logan Corps No. z; Instituting and
Installing Officer, Gladys w. Thompson, of u.
$. Grant Corps No, 8; Counselor, Ida V. Hen
Sarah f. Van Doren, Lincoln Corps No. 6; Asst.
|. |. Oflcer, Elizabeth Months, Burnside Corps
No. 4. Aids-Jane P. Turner, of U. s. Grant
Corps No. s; j. Emma Evans, of Lincoln Corps
No. Z; Carrie Jones, OF Farragut Corps No. 5.
The hdqrs. of the dept. will be located at No.
lll6 10th st.
programme unusually entertaining and di-
versiaed was carried out Thursday night at the
reception given by Burnside Post No. s to its
auxiliary, Burnside Corps No. A, w. r. g.
Speeches were made on the late trip to Boston,
and were highly interesting through the ex-
perienees they related. Refreshments were
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-09-14
City, each s72o, as copyists; Mrs. NJ. L. Morris,

City, each S72O, as copyists; Mrs NJ. L. Morris,
$1,000.
Capt. r. W. Meade comdg. the Washington
Navy Yard, will be relieved by Commo. j. s..
Skerrett tomorrow morning, at 10:45 o'clock.
Capt. r. w. Meade. late comdt Washington
Navy Yard, will represent the Navy ON the
Worlds Fair Board.
Lieut.. Comdr. f. c. Gilmore has been de-
tached from duty as insp. of steel for new cruis-
ers, Sept. IS, and granted 4 months leave of
absence.
Lieut.. j. N. Hemphill has been ordered to
duty as member of the board of insp. and
survey.
Mr.. Raymond, private secretary to Secretary
Tracy, has returned to the city.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-09-14

served during the course of the evening
Among those who spoke were Mrs Hendricks,
president of the corps; Comrades Hunton,
Hayes, Grosvenor, Ross, Sypherd, and Bck-
ford, and by Mrs. Turner, president of the De-
partment Potomac; Mrs. Gisk, Mrs. Neae, Mrs.
Leggett, and Mrs. Lockwood.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-09-14
CONGRESS AND THE SERVICE.

HousE.-Mr. Caldwell presented a bill Oh.
X. 1870 to increase the pension of 1t. Col. j.
II. Thornton.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-09-14
ARMY NOTES.

Upon return of the 1st Inf. to San Francisco
the cos. of the regt. will take stations as fol-
lows: Cos and d, at Bemicia Barracks, CAL;
Cos. a, B, E, G, and H, at Angel Island, CAL;
Co. f, at Fort CASTOR, Cal.
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THE EMANCIPATION PARADE.
The Chief Marshal Issues an Order Ex.
Guiding Chariots.

The chief marshal, DIR. :. A. sumby, for the
fwenty-eIghth anniversary celebration OF the
emancipation of slaves in the District of
Columbia has issued the following order:
Those VINO intend to participate in the twenty
eighth anniversary celebration Of the emsnci =
patton Of slaves in the District Of Columbia are
hereby notified that the order Of the COM
Inittee OF arrangements for said celebration to
the effect that no chariots carts, wagons, &c,
Will be allowed in the parade April I6, is hereby
confirmed, and the several districts are re-
quested to act accordingly"
The staff OF the chic: marshal will number
over one hundred and fifty men. At the meet
ing TO be held Thursday night, April s, the
chief marshal viii decide on the style of dress
The committee on speakers for the celebration
will elect the presiding officer orator and
other speakers next week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-29
THE GREar FArR Of Lincoln Post opens on
Monday. Sls:.

Bank Teller ION his way home)-"Pardon
me. sir. here's my card. I've left my change in
another coat. Vii you kindly loan me a nickel
for my farce" Solid Citizen (who remembers
n recent haggls at the tellers window
where's your Identification? That card 10 no
good r-PHck.
There is said to be great distress at steele's
Bayou. Miss. the people being hemmed In BY
the water and without food. The Washing
away Of the levees has flooded q largo section
OF the country. tventy-hys cotton plantations
having been inundated.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
EAILs cHuscH BULLIrrN-

EAlLs CHURCH BULLETIN
css sh a.n:, sS '1 ss.s
ao0S, w..hinst0n. ony ~ minutes out no swAmps
AZ and sIsa 500 n sSoss Ss.snssSs s P ne
Wee on Or before Nag Is. .sa,S s n .ss
Iroierty are extremely low aud hold sood Tor IN
lar New House and stsble. acres. beautiful locs-
a on na m,nu nsss ise% s,a',on q. 500
center q yil.se 1900;
sbnnd.nce minutes from station aro s.oSo sha'' in
sr s sSass ana . s,sSls sa, 4. ne $500
So House and Stable; frui, and shade. u sore, 2
., .r; House and sis6,e' new; 81 acres; 9 minutes
Tor House aud Stable. sores land fruit and ,h,d.
10 abundance; MINUTES iroin station sl0.0oO.
New sr. House and Stable; 1 acre land; fr,li, and
shade; s minutes from West End station. s3.sOo.
10 Acres: q; house; irait and shade; IN miiss
sPtciAI BARGAINS.
ss,, or: Hons ami Stable aor fruit and shade;
sSoo cash; bal on easy terms.
station a. 300 Terms, $500 90 cash. 81 I tsf @onsSS
or aoa.s and stable: scrs land minute. frOra
Tor House and stable; 1 acre; fruit and shade.
Free 500 Terms easy.
50 AR ssSes near station, essu,ifui Tor subdivision
". 900 per acre
Beaniiinl Building Lots; 900 feet: near station
CuB sSou. Terms. IS cash aud A. per month. 10
Interest "
FOR RENT.
1Or. Furnished House aud several rIufurrishssl N
clio TO 40 per month.
Also Village Homes ter sale I'm Carln St,rfns-. Dunn
Lorine. Vienna and Hernd.u,
tars Ia tsilfsN- Ale xAndriS and Loudouu cOuuties
eeAa fof prlce list and ful4 Information.
JOAN =. lEBkEA & Co.,
Real LstAte, Loan aud Insurance.
Pals Church. Va
Washington leiephoHe connection. Call 7o7.
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FOR lighthouses.

EoR RENT I43s 10th Az, 7r. sl5. 30
r "A na S'S .;x- lo.s $S .w :io:s r. Is
$9b ne: Or. AMI Us i2io "a .s- Sassr. .l059
g Is ss: AZ. SO t 800 Is =,
~ "a Ora M. ls 80 3o3 Nav Ar. W.. $50
?3SSsSShw Or. AMI 1880 III Law. 5r.........-..S
lsss ss ii 1 X III cor ~ and ST. .-
p6 S0a pct Sc Or s21. So lo1s va NV. Or sie. 50
~ s.Jsbsas s'.:s.s ,',,
EosRa OBJ RENT-5oo ST. n. Z, s.a.5o PER NO.
ssSiss 81
sas $50 va Or e..
~ ~: "a 81 & g g
2 S997 e; e fur. Tor ss sSs! istn 81:
sos S: 50 f SSs TiS 81 -. Is g
:aa $50 sSs Saa &.
e; = ao. 90 81 Sd ST. me-, 10
a aa5S ION IS,%i; GIGS ave. ior.i g
s sSsss z. s .ss f. g isss s:,s.
$40 22d e, .3s.s9 1851 s Cap st. Or TO- 80
WEST WASHINGTON.
l3J1 5Oth 81, ~, mi &c. 90 20 lS Olive St, Or
1a4s a gTmest9n er2S 59 12l9 S9th st 6r so GO
1926 32d, Or. and store IS 2s6S St, 80
5Srs full list apply 70 WksCoTT 4 WILCOX.
mEe 1907 Pa. avs.n.Wt
EOR RENT-CHEAP-HoUsE 1893 nth ST.
\ NV, SIX rooms, water gas. closet, cellar: nrst-
class condition Inquire MYRICK. l5i3 Columbia st
m29-3ts
LroR RENT-A NEAT GROOM BRICK HOUSE.
handsomely finished and all mi first-class neigh.
$ss W1RsES cHoXFE tS si6 Ut iisS St NV
EOR RENT-ELEGANT DOUBLE BAY-wINDoW
4 Crck corner 18th aud SITS. NV wide parking
on both streets; 18th street concerted; cabinet
mantels &C.; al latest improvements; s35
m29-3 HORsfKAMPx JES TER. 639 st.nw.
EOk RENT-uNFURNIsHED,
SSl Pn.w.. 10r- I'D. e40 1923 st, 12r. ESQ
al37 9TH st., l0r-.......40 l75l NJ St, IIr.
s age t "A T.: iasS $Ss Il
fe2-36t' TYLER { kUTHEkFoRp, 1907 st.nx
EOR PENTHOUSE 1404 ST. NV ROOMS
vance. JAMES A. BATEs Co
m2O-3t i417 + At NJ
EOR RENT-sO3 AND 500 ST. NV, COM
Portable Brick Dwellings; desirable neighborhood;
$40 each. W. c. DUyALL, 935 St NV. m29 3tl !
E0R RENT-TO DESIRABLE COLoRED FAM
= iiy 1910 4th st. n W.. Seven room Brick Dwelling;
vi Ian U.s. pssn. iasroee. &C.; $3.50. W. G Du-
TOR RENT-FIyE NEW HOUSES ON PA AVE
the door; rent 5000, S55. and s7O SO per month
Keys at Office. Apply TO WEsCOTT& WILCOX. 1905
Pa. ave- m29-3t
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OAN Mn L.
- I'D h Pa.ave.,21r.s12.
~ st. NV, 35r......l2
1887 n st.. 12r. ..116.6 "a
Ola 18th st. n. W. Tor. l0u
19xl.23 N n.w.,10r..9l.61
S0S lst ST. ne, l7r. 80
ll35 9th n. w.. l5r......7(
2lO lst st. me-. 17r. 81
SO2 II th n. W.. l3r.. rs. g:
lOl1 N. Have, i Or. 20. 81
1874 NJ st. n.w., 11r....7s
l3S y st. me-, Or. "A.
22l Sd st. IA. W.. Tor. Is. sc
1908 + st. n. w., lar. sc
l31 Md. ave. me-. ] 1r. &c
i005 N.H.sv.n.w.Yr.55.6t
2lO3 v st. n. W., 9r. 81
- = wv, 14r.....42.
1405 3lst NV, 10r.....45
1879 Corcorxn ST., Or. "A.
III z st. NV. l0r.......4t
1927 = st. Il. W., 12r. "a
1917 I'D NV, Sr.......3.
1880 NJ. ave, 5r......3
210 Z st. NV. l3r. BOZ
s , Is ne, Or. .30.4
800 G st Ne, Sr. 3,
1880 l4th st. NV, 7r. %.
1s20 9th st. NV, 7r.27. 81
i32O Y st. n.w.. 1r. %. %
$50 n st. u. W. SIPS. AZ
6l5 ). 9. ave.. Or.
2O4O 18th st. n. W. IS. sc
2429H NJ n. W. Or. Is. 81
l2OS h ST. ne. 7r.. .25.4C
6Z1 Lat. Ia ~ .Jo 81
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TO PLAY BALL TODAY.
The Season In Washington win Open
This Afternoon.

NR- HEWITT oErs ALL He WANTED IN NEW
YoRK-THE ASSOCIATION GAMES WILL BEGIN
APRIL l9-rHE PRESENT HAPPY PROSPECTS OF
WASHINGTON.
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CAPITOL GLEANINGS.

A CHARMING BATTALIos OF BEAUTY on parade
at Lincoln Post fair
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IL posiSs rsilroa1 sistion. sbouf Three Acrca in,-
proved b. lhs me br1ck 16-rOom dwelling known e
The no1s da11s1blo sE1 vaaashas Yroperty n HysIls-
tiia. ". H Sail II son.
f22-Sm lx3x e. An
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Il NEW COTTAGE
AT WDDDSlDE


new station on Met Branch b. and o. railroad: half
mile be- oud silver Spring"
This Beautiful Cottage, Just completed located at
the corner VI second ne" ana street, ouly
two minutes walk 10 the station AZ Ia Gothic slyle
OF architecture and Contains abe ut rooms all.
well OF purest water at the door.
Lot l5Ux20O; Ornamental shade trees plant ted and
growing finely location high. healthfui and desirab
fIlce xf,2OO. lasy terrns
Apply 10
Nv n. HUYCK,
m26-f 1905 Pa ave.
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STABLES
1920 Conn. treAr> S2o 1922 Conn nv trears. 80
mh24 r. q. HoLTZMAN. 10Th and stsnw
INOk RENT-Bl FISH MILLER, 1918 + 81 NV.
that Beautiful Press-brick Bay window House,
1914 sunderland place rooms all mod imps. most
beautifully furnished and Is dne home in magnii
cent locality; will be rented to q careful tenant
nished at 800 per mo. unfurnished ut $40 per
m24-6t
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6l9 I'd st n. e.. 7r. .s22.s5
304S P ST.. Sr. 40
400 Z st. ne, Or. 20. 80
1884 o st. NV, Or. 20. 40
1915 18th NV. Sr. 30. 40
1902 Sd st. W., 6r.20. so
81! LIST st ne, Or. go
S14 d st. DE-, 6r......20
1881 N.Cap.st. Or. 1880
Hysttsville, Or. 10
43l NJ u n. W., Or. 1885
30l Q st. n W, Or. .15. 30
s24l Cleveland ave, Or. l3
ll20 5th st.n. 9. Or. .12. 80
tli9 p st. 3r. ..........12
" st. n. W.. Ar. ......ll.S0
lib N.J.sve.a e.. DELL. 40
iemperance n. w..5r.1l.3 80
al NJ st. s.w.. 5r.......1l
rs LIST st. ne, Or.
IS Fenton PIN, e., or. IL
020 9TH n e. .5r. 10. so
Colu'biaav.n.w..4r. g. 80
~ Gordon av.u.e.. 4r.S. 30
Al X st. NV, 2r. NIL
122 Nc Keever's al. 4rS. SO
olS 18th st, 4r......S.30
I Rumsey alley...........S
i.ear 626 Mass. av.n.w.,
4r.. ..................O.50
S31 I'd st. Sc, Ar. IS
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THE LoNELIESI SPOT OF ALI.
Is near Highland Station. on b and o. railroad. A
splendid Cottsxs Dwelling. containing about teu
rooms. WILL Of excellent water the door; barn,
stable chicken house. servants dwelling Of
naneptai shade and fruit trees. and perfect
choicest selection of towering shrubs, plants and
vines There are Al acres OF excellent land, mostly
meadow balance . romantic spot Of woodland, with
laree spring VI '-Spa Water" Also Dever-failil.g
stream Of purest water running through the entire
property.
This Is the most desirable Country House for sale
within 10 miles Of the city the Price asked Dis
lance ~ miies from the city on blsdensburg like.
Price $4,000 kasy tsrmA Title perfect.
Apply 70 ). v. N. HUYcK,
m2o~4t 1905 Pa ava
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Dwelling; water: only Sl2 80. Apply to
m29-3t' CAYWOOD GARRETT 18th and + Y ave.
II OR RENT-1423 CORCORAN ST, o ROOMS
Il bath and large dry cellar; best modern improye-
Capitol st. n2y-2t.
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trok sALE-54 ACRES OF LAND On THE 9TH
= ST. road near fet~oOd. ChAs ". HANDY, p2l
st. nv. nl.i-u
t,OR SALE-LOTS AT BARGAINS; FOREST
Glen Md: twenty minutes ride from city. Apply
early aud secure Choice lot; 0aout1ly pAy euts
interest. .. H. HEkIFOkD. lag q st m2y-lm
E1R sALE-chEAP-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
Il Place on the banks OF the Potomac sLel
town, WA. containing yB0 acres of improved land,
me sroIe aud springs improv,d by a substantial
nlOuern-oullL DITCH aud stone uweIng. bath room.
marble inAntels. STATIONARY washstAnds. &c. be
sod AS WHOLE or the house aud IL separate.
new road - now being built the town, ulIle dis
tant which nlll be equal 10 any rosd ia TIE fyr
lrlce, terms aud further infornarOn Apply to Is H.
ROBERTSON 1915 ST. n-w. v asllnsUOn, DC
m2y-tu- thSs-4t
1,oR SALE - NEAR ROCKVILLE lo-A. CoUN-
y Try Home. new Tor house, shade. fruit. Iwo
stpG6 fSr.ns ITO and loo and good 5ulldinss
poultry farm. ) a. Or. house, fruit, sl zoo. AT
hNOS LIS, new house. Sc, acres, fruit, s2,9QO.
m2e-3t COOkE ID. LUCkEI1 4, $50 b st
IyoR RENT-MAY l. GAITHERsBURG, MD NV
- Broom House. bay WINDOWS: pump NJ door plenty
snaue convenient 10 station. A. r. MEAN, Gathers
burg. Nd in.k.l-,it.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
LIoR RENT-DgsIRABLE LITTLE OFFICE;
u FIRST floor; best location for real estate; only
$3.50 Apply Room 4. 1881 St NV. m2e-3t
EoR RENT.oFFICE RoOMs-3D AND 4TH
4 noors, HOS q. NV; "a door. 5lq 9TH st n W.
FOB RENT-oFFICE Rooms AT s34 ST. TWO
togeher 9r single. $40 sseh both lsrys room. md in
4. Oh RENr-DEsIRABIEo OFFICE ROOMS, WITH
II gtssm heat aud elevator service. " the Ienmaa
Building, 1&25 ny. ave- !, CQu1Hk
ml3-1m 1425 NY. ave.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
CoNNIssI0NER OF DEEDS ron EyERY STATE
~ and Territory, notary and U. Commtssioner.
d. o s .n. MI
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
EoR sALE.oE MEEM ERAxcH: 2. : O. ION,
e Cottages and ogIn0H Homes: Poultry. Truck md
D mS1 tssa A'es cookn 8. f9ecsrKrr sss Il
TSOR RENT-THE MATT MANSION Ar HY1TTs-
T vs; laESs sseundss drscsy ogpoSiss E.lrosd sssr
nss-2r lSsafss
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LroR sALE-NINE ACHES OF LAND ar sTUTT
II station, on the Met Branch. &. aud . x. 4. TAis
tract OF land fronts ON the higs rvsd shout N miles
north OF the city and adJOins q proposed new cub
division Tor and further quire
WEsCOIT. WILCOX a. CO.. 1907 Pennsy lvAuIa ave.
and 9th 1t. and LOUISIANA sye m.sl-,t
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EOR RENT

K ST., facing Farragut
square, year. ,5OU
Cor. 18th and F SITS,
by the year, $500 per
mo. For season OF q
or z months, per mo. 500
X mr.. Mcpherson "a. $50
4 st. bet. / 9th 4 18th. 300
NJ st. bet. ! 9Th and 18th
SITS. (house owe rlooks
Conn. and RI. aves). 800
H bet. 18th and I sth. 300
Connecticut ave. above
II st...............20A.S3
Vermont ave. bet o
and 4 SITS. 200
Partly furnished. lis
jefferson place .........200
BULLETINS CAN BIZ
IlCE. THESE HOUSE
ONLY BY PERMITS FIR,
mh15-s,tu,th
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WANTED WILL PAY CASH FOR HOUSE
w In either the northwest northeast, containing
from D y roomA Must be . bargain. Address r
y. BOX 3l6 jul 4-3m
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PI..hINFlEI.D.

I'll. Plaln.irld Common Council hwaF''i II ''"'r"
.t tho meet AZ held Mbriay n.sat FIR tIr ihi "!'a
~ a fire alarm district telegraph >>tih III t' 'iy'
The proposed m.thpi Of d"'rr"ii''le th' '"'an'" :"
rrc. by district. viii coz; ncal' S1oo. y 't"ai'
IT., u,,,. similar ia construction 10 the one ~" III
~ ~ scw It,,,u,w ch Will lie u,e,i IA alarm INSTEAD
OF "a tower bell.
:. A. iIuinc'. well !n'w'i r"lh"'i, 81 'Lr N,'Mr
g .nJ district returned from EHIp!r t.'' "rch " 'r
ne ia. been spending III" lat tv' ~ ri'ir. Nj linn,
!, The President Ut thc C"'Ga loaii Oi - .'ali'"ai
,,.r,,.l travellers A,eot 9'lnI Ol the hit II
,tnirs W:iic IN L'ci-. ErcI'rd, "' Niir-' -. n'
VA, honoy.d w.th com" h"i'G:, ",h" =" u"
f.r,ci kingdom toiiiincrtl. Irit'Il'rr N'""litlH
r,cre arr. many veterans Of rs" lat" var Iiiini III
,,,',id Who c.l.vr thai Il hand Un:r '';f'ni irlA
ian cn,ld l, erected for aln,t III" an" sum ,iNh'
Hfii ,,,,,,,cut y;uI,d cost. The, licli"yc that ~
, ,,,v "urvivng veterans Of ~" war ''nlh DC pr ,
i,d "i,h a ,cscy home prd II III" sam I'M" the
u, ~ vuuil lc ~ ri.a.ils Euno:'d n ly sl
,,.r, uonuin,;t dc..gn for ~" lr't'; !ir' already
ri, submitted 10 the '"ld"i. n,',i , '',,,, ,
IT,, tho Man Of ,rrctln" bu'linS VIII DC asiia''p
Iri,-c tho d, sign !, acc"!'"i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
ELIZABETH.

Nc,u,i,...> have b." great '''h'> 81" -,
Al, Ia ,lurc day. their V".H"F INV y" -" w.
coualici In year" Up 10 i"c'N ,,,, ,
az .,.hu hat they ARE lia.lUr UP i"' !''
" !" ,, ,,c,ur. "Wednesday night anh Yr'''r'
w., ola. n,ac,,c wa. at IT, freight. 80 tr'tt w., W.
,,vau,r th,, Nro> of oily wa~tc ia" - -" w ' '
ahloN ., tore, 10 drive III" lr'- 'hit ~ "
i,atl,ru -, lite In IA" >"i~"n J. N"'''''!'
before. :. ,,.,,
The decd Of ale 81 ''.r pant :" 'i' ', , ~ ,i
a. So, 4. ,r,..ry of summit !, w VI" .'l W.
" .,,,,N "a, rlar,i "n ii h'r '','ri '. im
N,.,,tain Company rni'lh 9, AL VI" "', ',i I'm.
.t', Ia,d ,nt al. IT,. r.ght ~; wa' lh."-h a."
Wet. O, summit I'D other I.!'It> 'rl:ii" "
tbr Town hip authority "l tl'" "i'''i""c' '''
,any ia" pri.c paid IL $,."""'
MA, ri,,. ,,u,,itfc, Of 10" Cy Council CAV" are nc:
g.. Yesterday tie new steamer t" 40 ''.ch't IN
,.,, winch u,ovcd ,u,,c..iul. aid The c"hlii''c'
i'n,, M ac.,..,ucut accepting thr steamer S'rth
va, .,cn tp ~ ,v minute, AID >"iih ~'T'ih tr'"
go ic,t Which - h"ucf tiih al" "'''' MAJ ''' -
th tcp?rtnlrnt tan. GO.