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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10
FOR 4 MAssuEE11NG OF LOVERS OF THE PARK.

Arrangements were advancing yesterday, under the
sanction of the Park Commissioners for holding mass
meeting in Battery Park this evening. speakers
stand viii be erected the Barge Office and the
meeting will be called TO order 80 p. M, L. j..
Callahan probably, presiding. Alderman John Nor
,is and Cornelius Flynn and other orators are expected
10 make addresses and resolutions viii be adopted
calling upon Jay GOnld TO move his structures out Of
the park forthwith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10

Henry e. Howllrd referee in the suit Of Amos IL tho
against the elevated railroad companies, has awarded the
plaintf $1,000 for damages the easements OF hi prop
erty az Nos. 81 80, o. %, o. and 90 South Fihaye
In a similar suit, William H. wills has given Caroline
A. BENJAMIN an award OF 81 700 for the easement OF her
property, No. $50 Thrd-ave
Waiter s. Beresford, held at the Tombs on charges
from Rome Georgia. was again remandcd by Judge TruaN
Of the Supreme Court, yesterday Governor Hi had
eountersigued Bercfords requs:on papers but the pro-
ceedngs adjourned at the request Of the young maa
connstl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10
r.ov prss1i 70 SEEK HER HUSBAND.

Mrs Bertha Epstein who came TO this city from
Russia two weeks ago with her four children 10 search
for her husband Judah went to Police Headquarters
Yesterday to ask for assistance She said her husband
came 10 this city several years ago and lately had been
i,,i,y in uontrornery-st with a young woman who
formerly was her servant Warned Of her arrival he
had ned TO Philadelphia. she said. lie IS shirt
maker Tie police could not help the woman to
otb ,bn man in another state and she went to seek
- 9s She and the children were destitute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10
THE FIRE RECORD.
FROM AN ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRE
FLAMES IN WELLS, FARGO CO.'S MAIN ofi ~ =
ANIMALS PERISH IL A TENEMENT
HOUSE FIRE.

HOUSE FIRE.
Smoke issued from the basement OF NeIls' foisO
"a EXPRESS Office at No. SO Broadway at a. H. ycS
tnrday. and George Paynton, Waterman u,c'o, iD,S
no time in sending cut alarm OF fire. Nhen 'Iio
0rsmen arrived and saw that the express ONCE was III
danger cali for extra engines was sent rs pie'"u
tonary measure The flames were found IN the IRON,
b,sernent I'm which a number of express PACKAGES n"u
hccn locked up on Wednesday night. MOST Oh 1i'1
,crapcs had been destroyed when the hromeh tufe"
The water on the fire and extnguished IT, INC HrcloI
performed their work so quickly that the extra ehscs
were not needed and the flames did not eX'ehu OcSo'
the basement. =, m o,oo
n wa, believed that the fire was caused by an enc
t4c HIGHT wire which entered the basemeh% Inc
damage n the building did not exceed $500 ana te
loss Of the express company was believed 10 DC ~''
than 81 900. ,.,or Nh,
A fire. which started at a. m. in Jeremiah M,n-
bal,s parvhop in One.hundrCdand-tenth-s near 'l'c
riverside Drive extended t. adjoining three-Stoiy
t,c,ncntb house and 10 stableshed In inc rear A'
OH three structures buih OF wool they , VET
Snr,srcd bediy before the flames were exthgulsneu.
Eorr Families lost most of their furniture anu .V
and two horses IN the stable were Dured 10 90 uot
The entire loss by tho flames was aoout T-'o0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10
THE COURTS.

LIBELS AGAINST TWO TUGS AND A SHIP.
Thomas II. Shaw, owner Of the canalboat John II.
Vought has filed libel for $1,000 in the United states
District Court against the tugs James a. Garfield and
william J. McCaldin and the ship Strathgryfe. He
alleges that on Wednesday the ship, which was In
Of the tugs crashed into and sank the canalboat,
which moored at Pier No. SO, East River. Henry
D. McCOrd owner OF the cargo Of of the canal
boat has also flied libel against the three vessels,
demanding damages Of 35 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10
, SOUTHERN BANK REoPENED.

Nashville July 0.-'rhe Bank Of Commerce Oh S,fl-
asa Ala rh,cb has been embarrassed for the last
two DAYS has made arrangements to meet al It's
ocations in cash as called for, and resumed business
tbs morning. The bank was, and Is now perieCOH
solvent but for lack of currency to meet rush "'O
was expected TO result from the failure u 49,
n".,ori bankers OF Montgomery, Monday, it was
doc,dod to suspend temporarily until currency coud
he sh,pped TO the bank with when 10 meet all Go
nS nI an the institution. This has been doue'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10
70 ATTEND THE CONGRESS OF HYGIENE.

Sanitary superintendent Ewing is to take an eX-
.,,dad Leave Of absence, beginning next wednesday,
rhc6 he will sail for Europe with his VIE on the
steamship City of Berlin. lie Will attend the ln'er-
national Congress of Hygiene ana peihosIHpNS ~ ~
So, on August TO- and will return TO New York
about september l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10
Az ArCT10yEER,s LICENSE ~ DANGER.

Philip Schwenburg an auctOneer at No. 81 Walker
St.. is having difficulty in getting the Mayor to renew
his license although he has been in business for over
twenty-five years. Michael S. Levy, Of no 45 Walker
81 has fled a complaint against SclIweiDburg chare-
ing that The glass cover of showcase sent to his
auctonroos for sale was broken aud that he refused
10 make good for II. Secretary Speer Will hear
eohWe Iburgs defence to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10
rrnrn corrRAcr. pUr scARoELY LABORER.

Alfred suartz hne-looiing Swiss aged t"enty-eRht
~ one Of the passengers who landed from the steamship
e,npvala Yesterday Suartz is upholsterer by trade
ana had about $50 In his pockets In his AFFIDAVIT how
ever he let slip the fact that Miss Catherine Nelson
who lives IN Brooklyn had sent him the money ana hao
also maid his passage that be might come over 10 marry
he, Officer Rayp was Of the opinion that this was case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10
Labor law. and detained

that came under the Contract Labor law and detained
SuaTtg a contract aborer.
The point had been never raised before, but Supefn
tendent Muholand gave Suartz the benefit Of the doubt
and he was released.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10
HIS ,sYMPlTBY WAS TOO NAKED

william Buckley, an ex-employe Of the StTectClean-
ing Department. filed claim with Controller MYERS
Yesterday for S205 back pay carpenter basng II
the ground that he was wrongfuly removed becaue c
sympathized with Deputy Commissioner a. II. Rogers
when he was reforming the Department during tho
absence of Comm iioner Coleman in Eu.~Pc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10
co,nussroyrR c1nR0Y's ELECTRIC FAY

Commissioner Gilroy took possession Of his rpant-
cd and dec rated Office yesterday. Among the i'm
provements introduced IS electric fon, which MIR
Gllroy SAID there without cost 70 the taxpayers.
The portrats OF ex-Mayors Wcsterveit and Tcmann
have been hung UP In Controller Myerss Office, no
room fur them being found in tine City Hall piotre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10

Tho changes that 70 lc made in the Naval onlcc n,
this por In accordance With tie recommendations ~ the
Treasury sp.c.a aecnts. viii probably not be decided
u,,on before Monday IL f. acm-OglclllY announced
that ono Of them VIII be The transfer o. John NJ Comsock
frim the Auditing Dopa tnent Of tho Naval Omeo hero
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10

Panl Smiths ~ - hours wa New York Central and
L. " q O. TLrOngh seeLers Soc time tallh =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10

The death Of Hannibal IIamlln, Names sturdy Rc
pu]llcan recalls the remark Of native of Maine once
az showing how clannish and loyal Maine people are
ue was the gardener Of q ship captain, whose name
was Harvey and who came home not more than once
in three years Well, john the gardener was asked
who is vour candidate for President at the next con-
ycntlonfn "sepator llamln first was the prompt
response, and Captain Harvey next. Senator iiamln
knows all a5out the business and I'm FOX him hrst'
Of course The Captain don't know much about
IL ouess lie knows mostly about ships but
let me tell you that the Captain went ~
~ sail this ship OF state, he'd make d--nd good
ekfDUgFr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10
rIIr ropt'LhR SARATOGA limited.

: raves Grand Central Station Via Newly DIX Central
md Hudson river Railroad every saturday at 40
~ H. Fast Time. Splendid service =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10

The Deans Office at Harvard IS rom the nature o.
aPalrs a purgatory. SUMMONS 10 INC D'"-
60 chat there il trouble for the who is
srrn,orcd The high court Of justice sits In the
Dean,s Office That is it does 50 far as the under
croduates know for here delivered all the courts
decisions At one time in the history OF Harvard
COLLEGE there hung in the room Of every UNDERGRADUATE
a cartoon 1t was a picture of u 5'-thc Deans
Office. grnning Mephistopheles stood at the door
welcoming Il long line Of condemned "retheS' over
,o door was this legend "Who enters here leaves all
bo,o bohiuds Nearly every man who in recent years
10 lcf, Harvard College IN disgrace has left hope
h~6ud when he last entered the door OF o. Ihat
is the Deans office where PROFESSOR bHSsS VIII s'
iIs task i, not easy one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07
LOCAL BRsYITIgs

This Musical Association will hold bus.
ress meeting tomorrow night.
The advertisement columns of the news.
papers ere now the most Interesting 10 those
persons making holiday preparations.
The work OF constructing the new militia
ry road from this city to the soldiers GENE
tsry Ia being rapidly pushed to completion.
Il ia said the Mount Vernon and Marshall
Hall Stesmb Dat Company will have another
dne steamer to take the place Of the Corco-
ran next season.
The new spoke factory operated by Mr..
Jno. W. Prescott has started up ct Manasss 8
and Ia turning ont large number Of spokes
daily. The factory employs quite q force tf
men and has capacity Of about $500
spokes In ten hours.
Mr.. r. T. Lucas to day sold for Messrs.
Armstrong, Brent and Mushbach, commis-
sicner5 In the case OF CasSlemsp Va. Berry.
two tracts of land and the Improvement 9
ia tho cauaty near 81. Johns Orpbsnsgs,
20 MIR. Jno. EVsns, Of Washington. fer
81 $40.
AS an incoming freight train on the Vir.
einia Midland road was approaching North
Dsnyile on Saturday, three cars jumped
The track and were wrecked. but uobody
wa hurt. This north hound through sou b.
era train due here at 9:21 that nigat did not
reach here till early yesterday morning.
In Washington on Saturday the jury in
The case OF George LIE Coinse, Indicted for
shooting his wife, Edith LIE Cointe, sitter be
ing cut ajl Friday night, returned verdict
Of guilty az iDdiotedn There is aaother
charge yet pending against Ls Coinse. that
of ssssultlng Charlie, Frost vita icteat to
kill.
Captain James Jones, well-known mariner,
died in Baltimore yesterday in his eighty fifth
year. During the war he was plot on govern.
ment transport steamer between Washington and
Fortress Monroe.
The annual report of tho District Of Columbia
commissioners, which goes to the President TO-
day, favors high-license system and condemns
the fanny and navy" restriction 10 thu po.ico
law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07

COUNTY CouRT.-Judge D. H. Chichester
presiding. Wake ct 81 IS. W. g. Wilson.
suit to remove Wilson from the Bosrd OF
Supervisors, case set for tfIel on the third
dsv of the January term.
Marcy va. Lloyd; clerk ordered to re-
lease mortgage.
Com. vs. Jno. Jest and g. s Parker ap.
peal from Justices decision, cssea Coz
tiuued for Commonwealth.
Com. Va. Jas. Butler, arrested foE ho'ss
stealing jury, and case In progress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07

ALEXANDRIA ODD FELLoWs. Word hes
been received in this city that Deputy Grand
Master D. 3. stapsbury, Of Alexandria, will reach
hsre either on the 18th or 18th instant, TO be in
attendance upon the ceremonies incident to the
institution OF the new lodge Of Odd Fellows on
the night of the 14th. Mr.. stausbury will be &C.
compsnied from Alexandria by party Of about g
doz, n members of Potomac Ledge From present
information st least five of the grand officers will
be present on tho above occasion.-Portsm0mth Pro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07

WITH El7s Cresm Balm child can DO treated
without pain and with perfect safety. It cures
cet.rrh, hay fever aod colds in the head. 1t is
easily applied into the noatrils and gives imme-
diste relief Price so cents.
My CATARRH was very bad. For thirty years
have been troubled with i.-haye tried number
Of remedies without relief. A druggist advised
EIys Cream Balm. I have used only enc bottle
and can gay feel like new man. make this
voluntary statement that others may know OF the
Pa nj. ". Mathewson, (Lawyor), Pawtucket'
z. l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07

YEsTKaDAY.-Tee teuapersLcrs yesterday
ges mild and most Of The day wae bright,
inducing many persons to appear o. The
streets. The churches were all we'll atteoG-
ed and the various puipits we're occupled By
the resident clergy except 10 tbs Second
Presbyterian and Trinity Methodist, Rav.
A. P. Saunders preaching In the FORMER AID
Bishop Porter in the latter. The usual
number CT strangers visited the city during
the day,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07
Sickness Among Children.

Especially infants, is prevalent noys CT less
at all times, but is largely avoided By giving
proper pourishment and wholesome food
The most successful and reliable OF sill is the
Gail Borden Eagle" Brand CONDENSED
MILK. Your grocer and druggist keen 1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07

Handsome PRE5EETs.-At tha sssslca CT
the Grand Lodss of Gooi Tamp'aTe OF this
State, which cio;e1 In Suf3lk ca Friday.
MIR. Ge9rge ". HswzhuTst, Grand Seoreia-
~, wss the recipient CT baues2me ard
costly silk gailt, presented BIZ the lsdy mem
bers of Trinity Lodge Of Richmond. The
quilt has, handsomely gFoFksi rpon Il, tho
names OF all the !odee3 il the State, which
contributed 81 t0wGrds the same, about ore
hundred In number. Fir. Hswxbn,oG bas
served as Grand Secretary continuously
for twtnty cas- years end with ore exception
has bsen reelected By acc'ama;ion each
year. e. oDe session ho wss presented with
hsudsome gold watch, ct another @ silver
tea serrice, for faithful attention 20 hls Gu
ties
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07
Away down South In Dixie the people
use STONE braker'n Linim mt. Only % cts.
A.R.C iltGEatlVePaTiHGstlG Blood

Horses that ere compelled to perform
hard service should not receive fixed ell
!oyauoe of ford, but given a!l the nay they
csn est, wish an extra mess of oste at night.
They should s;so De projected from flies ana
inserts Ia ordsr to rest gell aid SO in better
couaitica for serVIoe tins next day, and HI
tie s onebrsks.'s HORSE and Cattle Powder
IN tbs.g feed ,ciii improve their appetite, Cd
ees:ieu su6 peevenb diseeses<
sToaFBRAKBR CHEMICAL Co.,
Soie P:oprse:ore, Baltimore, Nc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07
LOCAL MATTERS.
MONDAY EVENING, DEcEMBER Z.

tbis srcaon for Tuesday fair, much cold'r
fot with moderate Geld wave Temperature
wss toI TO about freeing il the Interior NORTH
Kinds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07
SANTA CLAU
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption, tongns
ana Colds upon this condition. fyou are sfflict-
cd with Gcush, Cold any Lnng, Throat OF
Chest tioublo and will use this remedy as direct
cd, giving it fair trial, and experience no BENT
fir. Won may return tho bottle snd have your
money refunded. We could not mako this offer
did we not know that Dr.. Kings New Discovery
could be relief on, 1t never dl'appointe; Ira
botilas free 1T E. 8. Lesdbeater & Bros Crue
Store. Largo size SOC and 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07
sUrLERy DEPARTMENT.

An Elegant Plush OF Chsmois Csse with
dezou knives OF the fuess stoel and An
ish, with white handles,
$699.
First floor, 18th st. buildiug.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07

TKE WEATAEn.-The fue, ui'd weather
OF Saturday end yeateraag wss f,llowe6
early this morning by rain Which ocntlnped
till late IN the day, md ct times the TAI vas
very hssVy. Tile evening" the wird cot
around 10 the DcTshwe0s ana blew oniie q
gale aud the temperature became mpcb
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07

COUNTY DEMOCRATS "a demo oFatio nass
meeting at Bsl.tou on Friday night-a. 2. Doug
lass, chairman snd James E. Clements, secresary
adopted resolution requesting Stste senator
g. A. Musbsch and Delegate Ctsrles Bendheim to
use their irfuenco for the reelection OF Judge
D II. Chichester, of the county court. The nomi
nation OF Mr. e. Mertd ita for Congress was rsti-
Ned. and ss csnv.sssrs woro appoioted Messrs. s.
l. sssou, Robert veitch, Robert Hsr'iaon, James
:. Clemoats, 4. P. Douglass, ana Y. w Douglass
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07

ENTERTAINMENTS preparations for
ths unique eutoriai ment for the bsncds OF tho
Albert Fairfax Memorial arc a,mois comrle;ei
1t is only necessary to ststO, they are rn6er toe
direction Of %rs. 0scar Carter and her corps OF
assistants, to insnrs brilliant success snd re-
wad al who IT, fol tuna;o ia occurring sessr,
with delightful evening. Tho object, TOD, sp-
posls to the ciiizens-a wa:d In the inarmary
in memory of townsmsp, and beloved rhys-
clan, who worked in aad for it and 50 i'd rscd
ihe institution that he sought it rs resting piace,
whoa he felt his ife's work WAS done, TIC DO min
ist,red TO. even vs. he had ministered 20 others
Let crowded house reward tho efforts O. those
interested Tickets can be secured Tor reserved
seats a. ALIENS Drug Store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-07

FUNERAL funeral OF the lose AEiss
zen NJ AK toell places TO-DAY from tae .ssi-
oence OF heF niece, Miss Bessie Jsnney, oD
cameron street. The services we're con-
Quoted by Ray. G. & Norton sad the pail
bearers we're Mlsars e J Miller, Z. E, Uh-
Ter. Z. ksm9sr, ". E Fenl.sil, f. Hutsy
end Thos Lssdheafer.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-28
FINANCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

A tack trust was formed in Boston.
Mass, and will be known as the Atlas Tack
Corporation. 1t is chartered under the laws
OF Massachusetts and has already acquired
the plants and business Of the following
tack manufacturer, In this State: Dunbar.
Hobart & Co. South Abingdon. established
1sio; the A. Field Tack Company, Taunton,
established 1897: Loring & Parks, Plymouth.
established 1867.
Owing TO tho ia lure of the Davis Shoe
Company, the Hill Shoe Company at Mem
pills, Tenn, made an assignment Presi-
dent Ill., Of the last-named firm. after
dering the assignment went t. his homo
and killed himself with Winchester rife
He was Il cousin Of Senator elect Villas. of
Wisconsin.
The review OF the weeks trade by Dun
& Co. contains the following:
AT most places trade seems healthy, and
there Is not more than the usual complaint
about collections AT Philadelphia collec-
lions are bad In groceries. Pittsburg notes
that railroad orders are held back waiting
for crO3 results, and. while window glass
does we'll, flint glas, has slack business At
Cleveland dry goods groceries. hardware
and shoes improve fairly, but machinery,
iron ore and clothing are duh. At Cincln-
natl the tobacco trade is brisk, but the car
riage trade Is not quite up to last years.
Detroit notes good prospects, though
margins are dull. At Chicago dry goods
sales exceed last years considerably, as do
sales OF clothing and there are fair ccun-
try orders for shoes. Gre p reports are very
satisfactory. the recent rains having been
OF inestiuabie value. The business fail
ures occurring throughout the country dur
Ing the last seven days number 254 fail
ures as compared with %. last week. For
the corresponding week OF last year the fig
ureS were 222.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-28
POLITICAL POINTS.

1T is said that Governor Steele. of Okla
homa will return To Indiana and become a
candidate for Governor of the HopsicrS
A convention of Ohio farmers will be
held tho latter part of July for the purpose
OF organizing an independent political
party.
1.-The Peoples Party Of the United States
Of America" was born and christened at
Cincinnati. The great convention repre-
senting the farmers and workingmen of the
United States has completed its work. the
result being the certainty that Mr.. tleyc-
land and Mr.. Blaine. ar whoever may bear
the standards in isa2. will have In fight
against a candidate representing the indus
trial organizations of the country. Who
this candidate will be can only be guessed
at. but 1t Is understood that senator PETER,
..Sockless" Simpson. Gen. Weaver and lgna-
titus Donnelly all have lightning rods on
their houses.
A pretty story goes with the nominal
ton of John Young Brown to be the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor Of Kentucky
in the coming campaign. According To Il
Kentucky IMAM. the beginning of the boom
for Mr.. Brown was made by his daughter
q pretty girl of eighteen or twenty years.
The Socialists State Convention ASSEM-
BLEED at Albany, y. y. The ticket the dele
gates decided upon is headed by Daniel De
Leon. of New York. for Governor. Resolu-
tions were adopted calling upon the Social
lists of the United States to organize for the
coming President al campaign, IL the end
that there might be harmony in the polit-
ical field
The expectation is that the President
will appoint the members Of the new Land
Court before long, says a Washington
special. The friends of ex-tOu-rtssluau
Paysun, of Illinois, still insist that hc is
certain TO secure the Chief Jus,iceship
But the friends of Congressman Roweli, OF
Illinois, are equally confident that
be Is to have the first place. OF
course two Illinois men will not be
appointed on this court And it Is also
possible. of course, that the rivalry between
these two Illinois ext on grc>sincn may result
ia losing the appointment for the state. Ex-
Congressman Payson j. now Il resident here.
and has Indicated that he does not intend
to return to Illinois. at least not enter ag;liI
into politics. He Is nos experimenting. tn,
construction Of q handsome residence OF
Massachusetts avenue here.