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STEVE BRoDIE ARRESTED.
He Stabbed Friend During q Drunken Res
I'm a Saloon-

ALBANY, N. Y, March sl.-steve Brodie has
been arrested here, charged with stabbing
Walter Wilson. q friend of his, during .
drunken quarrel in n saloon this morning The
men were on their way 10 Troy to attend the
Dixon-McCarthy fight and stopped 1t this
place. Brodie claims 30 have had no knife. but
Wilson asserted otherwise al first. but in the
police court refused 10 swear against Brodie.
His wound Il not serious Brodie ID nov iook-
ing for "a, 00o bail.
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Hauptman, Harry Howell. Latham shober. n.
b Davis. c. LAubach, r. A. Fulton, Geo. A.
Rove, Z. E. Skinner. w. Hinkel Chris Young
aud J. T. Brodigan and A Dorsey.
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A sign Of spring-India rubber.
THE SPRING TIE.

THE SPRING TIE.
'You don't sleep in the same room with that
necktie do you?' asked the old man Of young
Dudeleigh with one of the latest spring eff
fusions at his throat
mo, papa" he said in sad, submissive
voice, but try to-"
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The Eminent TrAge<lksn Announces His Co..
templnted Retir~m~nt.

BaooKIYS, N. Y. March sI.-Edwin Booth,
the eminent tragedian, today announces his ~
tirement from the stage after this season He
has ordered his manager 20 cancel all dates
made for him next year. and states that HE
present engagement at the Brooklyn Academy
Of Mussc, which ends on Saturday Of this vssk,
viii be his farewell
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SHOOTING STARS

xwonan wieh an evidsas desire 10 get even
with somebody sends in this:
'.An Aftsrtheasht, merely, 10 vonaA my dear, v
He aid TO his wife in q tone Of citation.
She answersds quite true, for the Lord didn't
To leave . bad taste in the mouth of crea-
ton
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MEDIA, Pa, March sl.-Mrs. Carosi.e
Schmidt Who has boon on trial here for SAss
past week for the murder, on the night a D.
cember Last, Of her sister, Emma Ps>us,.s
meyer, Was this morning acquitted. The tary
verdict
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AsMARr CLERK.
Customer: ''Do you keep shirtsg'
Smart Clerk-not recognizing him: Not any
longer than We can help, air."
Customer: well. should say you didn't
Judging from the length Of that one got here
last week"
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An APPEAL.

AN APPEAL
Oh Ground Hog. in your hours OF ease,
Uncertain, coy and hard 10 please,
Say can't you 60 and gnaw q file
And leave the weather 10 itself awhilsS
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

~ y ~ ~ 1sIL<AL EAO "A Il II.
FOR sALE--A GREAT BARGAIY-37 AC.Es :,
= miles from Msshnxton, via Anscosfia; improved
.is sSRD fs SPs Z.
E'OR sALE-AT GAITHERsBURG. MD SEVEN.
@saths Of an acre. improved by 10room cottage;
rove panL S.if to sssion distant thrse minnses
:. 10 trains daily price $500. ". YOUNG, 1903
WILL SELL OR TRADE FOR HOUSE IN WASH
aI.r. .adrsss 6xoS g. Star oss mS s S.ss!c
E0R sALE-A COTTAGE AT WASHINGTON
:. Irove. No on 9th ave-. containing four rooms,
iitaten once Inquire ss 4 n n'a naoSs ~"
in sil sections q Nslyland rom to 1.ooo serrs
lands .l NHS Is s a.p
Ssla1,sm I. s Il E IasS q s
Tor sALE-BLAKIsTONE ISLAND GREAT
iruIt water from deep-drven wei; unfsiiiDH breeSes
Sy'fE .ns sna
WASHINGTON piHiS ENHoWEps,
mhIglm 18th and q SITS. NV
EOk sALE--A FARM OF FORTY ACRES. MORE
Church, Va. hve miles from Georgetown, b. e. I'M.
proved BY fne modern dwelling Of II rooms. large
barn. stable room for 8 cows and II horse. and ali
nealrhtn. commantlins a beautiful view o. Falls
Church and the county, hne lawn il front and ee
and watered by running streams Fine pear and apple
orchard and small fruits The farm can subdyhied
F1, BUILDING G5aI lots Inquire Of aREENoUGH,
EOk sALk-3OO ACRES ON BALTIMORE AND
washington pike. adjoining North Laurel; Broom
house; tenant houses iarm and outbuildings good
mhl4-eoIms
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Dus1Ar's New York HATS.
THE SPRING STYLE SILK AND DERBY
HAT INTRODUCED BY DUNLAP L co. NOW
READY AT
wILLETT RUoFH'a
fe27 SOo Pennsylvania ave.
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BARGAINS IN LOTS,
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS,
BROOKLAND.

II
us sAfaaSSs + AHhSSsaaEfis.
SOUTH BROOKLAND
we have number Of desirable lots in the above SUBJ
and ah !. hs e.: Us Il s
either home or quick turn At good advance
For p'.''' Dr'c TEn cf 81 " " WALKER SON
+ e. e sTooii.nd: Sni!ssity Height and vicinity
hsnxo mort AZ
Elegant new stone station on B. and o., heated Gy
here three miles GU, and in s aSse soucs
with the city heaehsd By Lincoln avenue electric
~ hand. sEa Hans in
8. g. TRUSLER CO.,
fe17-2m' 512 st. NV
u SMALL M0NTALY PXlMENIs.-oT 6e.1.i.
~ subdivision lis, i situated in Prince Gsorges county
b q The 9: RR and on shs VAN: and Bait pike
eatEy and Adjacent to and surrounded BY ChasitoS
he GoSsee and the Ss.
wide Graded avenues on winch GO shade trees
;ISS be- s sSnisi1s ia II winch there
iisIs...o S.sh,ns,on Scents ihe - minutes
q n.ss Sssn
improved lots sold 10 or ID purchasers will build
some have already commenced. A. school. mill, Ice
constructed CHURCHES. schools. stores. &C.. arecon-
venient Prices Of lots, 42IO to 600. Terms: SlO
cash and 80 per month"; or 20 per month on lots
or less. Lakeland has more improvements and CON
veniences and Is better located any other sub
vision about Washington where lots be bought Tor
less than double these prices ID comfortable frame
outbuid,ngs. wells, pumIs. cellars. baths heat Sc
on lots that average acre. to BE- sold to desirable
families, as follows:
q SoN n 20: each $40 cash $40 per mo. A.
u eOO&1 s2 OUO. each S9O cash &0 per mo- Oh Dr.
.COS$2 lOO, esche25cash and t25 per mo. 90 7r
lt3,OOSl 20, 800 each $30casn $50 per mo a Nr
per GENT dis. cunt Will be made for all or part cash
sales For further plxts free tickets &c
ba ST. W. Oct. 9Th and 10th and and sts from
to ~ am. or pm. or 1t Lakeland from ~ 80 to
4p-m- tal.,-.im
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THE INTELLIGENT BOT.
Visitor-at the Capitol BOY, can I take q
street to willard's?''
Boy-confidently: Il reckon You might, but
mebbe you'd better let the street car take
you"
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Aid for Conductor Rrou.nrh.

Aid for Conductor Bronaugh.
The following contributions have been re-
ceived at The STAR Office in aid Of the crippled
conductor, Bronaush, and his aged and in
valid mother:
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

n iQu HAyE. 400 on: 81 900 you WANT TO
no r.s Bos pEs. s1d
SI5O chase squ.l interest n psosisb,s cash susi-
H sss sse i''r
bo.rdsrs. in Central vnsss nom sioo e
SiSo saR = made sood reasons iOs :siljRT
TMPORTANT TO PATENTEEs. -INvENTORs OF
novelties. Be-. will md TO their interest TO write
e. p n = a sS spcy 81 re
ment. Franklin square. New York. mh3t2t
AN 0LD-EsrABLIsHED BUSINESS HOUSE
rood posan s address boz IS. Star ONCE saS
WANfkD-fEED sTORks-wE HAVE cash
q FSHa
business price, 1850 e SifSSS%Sk i . CURTIS
mh30-3t Room 4. 1910 ST. nv
FOR sALE-BUsINkss PROPERTY FOR SALE,
4 including restaurant. stock and furniture. The
IS. '- isaua ne hisaS
S0S TSs TT HIS
can raise this amount send and address to b. K
y. Star once. and Be convinced. mh30-:N.
FOR RENT-JuNE 1.srOkE AND DWELLING.
building fuT TS; can Be purchased Cali .l4 sth
EOR sALE-A CORNER STORE AND DWELLING
In nice neighborhood. together with complete stock
OF groceries meats and provisions ice box. sheivIng
9HH II ias Nss
E,OR RENT-THE LARGE STORE RECENTLY
sSa h So On one ~ sss
Il 81 York ave.
LIOR sALE-ON 9TH ST. n w., BET / AND K,
choice lot for business PURPOSES; cheapat $500;
e1 %h .ssS' piAS i4s5 N sTE SpIS ave.
ME OFFER FOR SALE THE STOCK, GOODWILL
w and fixtures Of grocery store doing rood bust
ness In the e. good reasons for selling price $500
cash low rent tor further particulars apply to
SMORMSTED1 L BRADLEY. Es7 ST. n. ". mhS6-6t
EOR sALE-ONE OF THE CHEAPEST AND
most variable pieces Of properly on s. n W. bet
nhl6-im zoos St. NV.
EoR LE,GOoD WILL. FURNITURE AND
fixtures of hotel prominent corner. northwest
part OF the city, three years lease 80 bed rooms well
furnished; parlor offices, dining rooms. For terms
address Box Ill. Star Office. mh.-2m
LNOh SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
clothinr and shoe store. corner 18th and sts.
Also four years lease will be sold with or without
stock. Low rent. Good reason. mh2-1ms
VOU TAKE NO CHANCE.
L Ramsay cleans your watch for 81. puts in msn-
spring Tor 81, and warrants his work year. We
claim to lie the Lest and cheapest practical watch
makers in the city. 1924 ST. NV. ja1O
ENERGIZER MOMENTUM ENGINE.
The same horse power for one-tenth Of the coal;
working at Bennng, ID. q. This enxine was expected
contrary II succeeded and works spendidiy.
lnfrlngers will he prosecuted. ja21-3m
CLEANING WATCHES, &c; MAIN SPRING,
~ Zoe. Fine work warranted. Highest price for
foreign money old gold and silver, confederate bills.
MANUFACTURING JEW ELERS, GIL n. ave. ja7-:3m
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ITO HOTEL PROPRIETORS:
I can offer for sale rent ''Glen Manor" a neat
4Q,room house with m. i, located at Forest Glen.
Mo-, y miles from city; 70 minutes ride; z blocks
from station shade trees and finest spring water any
experienced person can NIL this house and large
pronfs from boarders. j. X. HERTFOkD,
mh4-lm l419 u st.
EcoR SALE-A HANDSOME GROOM HOUSE AT
forest Glen, Md. will exchange for property i'm
proved or unimproved in city or suburbs.
J. r. HERTFORD,
mh4-lm l419 u st.
located within the limits OF Rockville Also farms
ind farming land in Montgomery county Terms
easy. FRANK HIGGINS. Montgomery ave-. Rock
Vile, Mo- jaS-:Slns
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OPINIONS CHANGE

OPINIONS CHANGE
Managing Editor-to applicant for place:
do you ever get of any jokes on that time
trisd. fre-tested subject the mother-in-law?''
Applicant: mo, sir I've got one"
Anxious Inquirer: Yes the colored egg has
just as many rights on the White House
grounds as the white egg.
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w OODsIDE

w OODSIDE
Lies between METROPOLITAN branch and the 7tb st
pike. facing the railroad On the west and the pike on
the east and soping toward both The drainage is
ce!ent, water Kood and easily obtainabe The subd-
vision Il eight miles Washington is the only
one on the branch which fronts the pike. There are
built at once The Rock Greek National Park as sur
yeyed extends to point opposite the southern end Of
TINS subdv SION and to the OF il about
ssrs Of mile Eneeativs avenue extended forms the
stitute when completed. the drive from the
city to the subdivision.
Lots for sale on easy terms and lower than in any
other subdivision OF similar advantages. The 'Glen
hoss House. =" IL rooms. bath. hot and cold water
mer boardng house. for sale on easy terms; also
Price, Is, 400, terms to suit
For plats and particulars apply to
B. +. LEIGHTON, Owner,
mh4-1m 4fcl IA ave n nv
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

L
GLEN ECHO.-IF YOU HAVE FEW HUNDRED
~ dollars you would like to invest where 1t will
double in the next few months drop line to the
vert1ser who Will drive out to Glen Echo and show
you u few good bargains he has for sale there.
Box 20,
mh31-N' star offce.
EOR SALE-IN THE VILLAGE OF LINDEN.
Nd. miles from city about squares distant
from station. two very desirable residences ABOUT
"a OF an acre. Broom house. summer ktchen barn,
&c. the other over ~ acres. larger house. summer
kitchen, barn. truit snade pure water, location
exceled. q. W. HOLCOMB,
Inh:O-tt' ffSO ST. n W.
A PICTURESQUE VILLA SIZE OF rUUhTEEN
acres on Northwest branch. two miles Silver
springs Station and about eight miles from Washing
ton. High ground and extensive vew
mh2S-3t G. L. DUBOIS 631 st. NV.
EOR SALE A BARGAIN-THE PALISADES OF
Il the Potomac54 acres VI land the Conduit road,
on the District line this is the beautiful and
turesQue portion Of the District and can now be pur
chased Tor the low price OF u 600 acre.
THOS. q. HENSEY CO.,
mh24-lm 1900 st. NV.
EOR sALE-94-1O ACRES OF LAND ON THE
Broad Branch road. within 200 yards of Connect
cut extended values increase this section
than any other; price for the tract elS, 90
THOS. G. HENSEY CO.,
mh24-lm 100 ST. NV.
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Lob sALE-IN ORDER To CLOSE OUT AN IN
terest IN this property viii sell p choice lots at
hr4nchy1lie station the b. and a.. r. X. for 500
e.ch These lots O1lO snd BEAUTIFULLY locS ted.
:usl.atiCn call on T. h. BkOOks. 6lo l:,th ST. NV.
Elh2U6t
LOR SALE-vERY CHEAP-THREE NICE BUILD
Ing io.s west side Of lst ST. ne. Mass.
ELlOi sl.:sO each. REDkOkD ". MAKER &
SON, lOodfs 81 nh25-lw
I'OR sALE-AI LOW PRICES; TERMS EASY A
number Of good lots N ST. bet LIST and Half
ss. - 4Ol; 10 close out syndicate - -
I'OR SALEM SQUARE III. IMMEDIATELY
ave, running through lsth Greatest depth
eitI. lesser, b. Contains s. IA square
Extra wide PARKING on both froItages- iii sell u
sired.
Connecticut ave- between N and " N - ieet front
syntains LII square feet FirsScsss stable pryiep.
Tor location and Dimensions this let desirable and
every suit for rrSteiass res.den- kasy TERMS
Cor lAwrencel between b AID NV. Viii sell bixtD
A. desired Three large houses fruntin< 1Sh ST.
sll two of moderate sze can be placed the
line lots on lsfh 81 extended between lorlda
and Columbia rOad- Lots 2oxlOo with los feet VI
PARKING Street 70 be concerted this will
Lave sewer and water. Also choice lots Llner
beng completed aud viii pass tkese properfies
IAN name low nxure Of these quick
purchasers Lots llxS0on Cedar st between lsth and
18th. and Ten-foot side and alley Rouse
Tract VI about u acres in Montgomery county,
Alout ~ rods beyond and In direct hns With Rock
Greek Park situated between the park and Comes
ave- extsnded. nigh ground overlooking the kock
Greek valley.
JAMES y. DART.
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FOR SALE--LOTS.

SALE sEVLKAL FINE Ions IN KALO-
f-.ur. Apply JSO. L. BEALL.
ahJI-irn l:sol 81.
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morgan.
AtSt. John'sla night, when Miss Grace Weston
Fuller and Mr.. Archibald Lapham Brown were
married, the body OF the church was well filed
with their friends, all of whom, with twice as
many more, went later to the wedding recep-
ton. The chancel was effectively set with
palms and the altar had tall bouquets of annun-
citation lilies on each side. The ushers Lieut.
AlSer. Mr.. Mario Mendonca, Mr.. Collin Man
ming and Mr.. Chas. l.. Frailey, had an easier
task than that which usually comes to the lot
Of those who serve at fashionable weddings. A
few minutes before Mrs. Fuller, her daughter
Miss Katherine, Master Fuller. and Miss Trow-
bridge, her guest passed down the aisle. Mrs.
Aubrey, the youthful married daughter Of the
house, was detained and did not get to the
church until the ceremony was nearly over
The ushers preceded the bride up the aisle,
After them walked Miss Jane Fuller, the maid
OF honor, whose frock was Of white chiffon
and bouquet, loosely tied cluster Of annun-
citation lilies. The bride came in with her
father, the chief justice. The groom and mis-
best man, Mr.. Albert W. Barnum, awaited
them at the chancel. Rev. DR.. Douglass read
the marriage service. At the point where he
asked who giveth this woman to this man?''
the chief justice, before he placed his daugh-
ter's hand in that Of her future husband 9,
fondly kissed her. II was . touching little Incl.
dent
When the newly married couple were about
to come down the aisle again Miss Jane Fuller
pushed back her sister, veil, 10 that everybody
could see the happy face it had shielded
Very shortly afterward the guests had ali
met again In the drawing room Of the Fuller
residence. The bride aid groom took mp their
station under palm leaf canopy arranged Al
one OF the east windows. The ruby plush cur
tains formed the back ground and short drap.
cries formed Of ropes Of smilax hung from tie
arch Of palm leaves. Over their heads WAS .
monogram =. b In white roses and pansies,
Out m the hallway. facing every one e they
entered, the same monogram vas wrought out
IN pink and white tulips, and in the drawing
jonquib sAd narcisuus
~ the guests came down stairs he Chisf Us
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r. Mckee, daughter of President Harrison. who
has been at the Vendome several DAYS. has been
the recipient of many social attentions and was
given an elegant breakfast at the Bellevue YES
terday noon. The breakfas. room was pro
fusely decorated with ported palms, ferns and
other tropical plants and the table was study
In artistic arrangement Of elegant china, glass.
silver and flowers. At each one of the fourteen
covers was laid an Easter lily tied with broad
white satin ribbon. These lilies were filled with
tiny flowers and the name of each guest WAS
painted on the ribbon in colors to harmonize
with the flower selected for her. Last evening
a dinner was given in honor Of Mrs Mckee al
the Hotel Brunswick by Mrs. Charles A. Coffin.
Sixteen guests were present
Mrs. c. II. Tyler Townsend, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Kate Hess, will leave Washing
ton early this month for her future home At
Las Cruces, N. NJ.
Mrs. D. g. E. Musselmann Of PHILADELPHIA
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas Wilson.
The reception to the Cobweb Club by Mrs. s.
F. Emmons, which was to take place this even
ing, has been indefinitely postponed on account
Mrs. C. G. Bollinger is at home from a six
weeks visit to her daughter. ArA Oonklin Of
Brooklyn.
On account Of illness Mrs. Robert Newton
Harper will not be at home to her friends
Thursday, April 2, or Thursday, April Q, but
will be pleased to receive them the remaining
Thursdays in April.
Miss Carrie E. Fowler of goth street has re-
turned from Port Townsend, Washington.
where she has been visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Fowler, since June.
The Literary Society meets at DR.. Gallaudet's
this week and the meeting will be ON Wednes-
day evening instead Of the usual SATURDAY..
Mrs. Kelton, 1925 Massachusetts, avenue. viii
resume her Wednesdays Eat home" during
April and Mis- Kelton has out cards for n
young peoples tes ON Friday, the Sd, from s
tot.
Miss Patton Of Wilmington, Del, who has
been whiting Mis- jennie Tustin, has returned
home.
Nm and Mrs A. Berwanger have returned to
the city and viii receive their friends ct home,
4Sl G street northwest
The Nonparel Pleasure Club gave their arst
soiree ct Warrington Hall, corner Sd street and
Penmylyanis avenue southeast last evening.
which was .. very enjoysbls affair. Among
those present were Mrs.. B. A. Mcdonald. Nh.
q. simmer, Mis- Jesse Brinkley, Mir K. Doug
| lerty, Mis- r. Wilkensoa, Mn r. Richard.
Miss Lucy fehl. Miss T. Me0uinnis. Mir A
oeoaey end Nim 1eNusaly snd Msssrs J. D.
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IHOK SALE
4 Lots 30 20 ~ 81. 1850. lsxl0O. st. ne. 5Oc.
Lot d. 81. KS 5sx115. 9Th ST. ne. sUc.
Lots 100 TO LIB, 81 1904 1880 q ST. ne. CO..
Lots 81; "a and u, So as. lsxsO. Del ave-. .0c.
Al Of square north OF l0So. IA. tUU 81. IT.. 6c.
Terms ~ suit CheApest ground on the narket
mh2O-lm OWNER. no 18th 81 n. W.
i BKOOKLAND. SOUTH BROOKLAND.
Lots IN these desirable subdivisions suit all csses
Over seventy houses built and in course Of
sE-stion- Buy now before the prise. advance Rapid
-rsEslf Afforded by the b. and o. X. r. and lexington
eisstric cars W. u. DENISON a CO..
nhls.sw 8sJ 81. n. ".
INOR sALE-A FINE BUILDING LOT on MASS
ave ne. with party wall zDxsO. az 81 ~ Per foot
no. Also me lot ON 81. n W. two party walls.
fHos. q. HESsEY CO.. 1900 st. NV
iuhlSeol.r
EoR sALE-I WILL OFFER A FEW ONLY OF
. hos handsome lots On Ninfwood place near my
.ssaisLre hintwood place Is between 18th and 1stn
ss extended. on Columbia road; ~ feet frvuI the
ss electric road now building to ~ out 18th %.
'1ss- lots have wster. sewer and
LAWRENCE SANDS. d,
Mhl8-lm 13U7 u st.
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INOR sALE-AT LOW PRICES. TERMS EASY; A
number Of good lots NJ bet LIST and Hall
s's. - IUl; 10 close out yndicate.
nh -
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Il BsOOKLAND AND ADDITION LOTS.
Ties los are -alidly ady4nriny, have STEAM and
ELkSIklC communication with CITY.
We have the cholce Of lots this locality LOWEST
PRICES and MOST FAVORABLE TERMS: also
A DE>lRABLE SENEN-ROOM CO1TAGE with one
two lots
NO trouble to show property.
tOrruL particulars and plat call upon
NcLACaLEN BATCHELDER
nh2G Corner 10th and @ SITS. n y.
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CONTEST OF BANTAMS.
Great Fight Looked for Be-
tween Dixon and Willis.
THE MEN EVENLY MATCHED
HAL Makes . Fine Showing Against
Portland PugiIist-Fine Fight
Near the British Border.

San FRANcrsco, June Especial. THE ar
Is sa VI little George Dixon champion bantam
sus, WIZ concentrate interest in the ap-
poa.ning match between the colored Bostonian
auo Aoe Willis, the Australian champion. To ad-
milefs OF boxing matches this will be more i'm
Poisant even than Dixon's international fight
WIN Nunc Wallace, the English cham
P.on. Dixon surprised English patrons
u IL, ,ne ring, and he will surprise Australians
more II ne can beat Willis. To Sydneyites
Wills Is small Sullivan. They think this
PocAes edition of the big Bostonian
- SIMPLY invincibls in his class, and
are as confident he will defeat Dixon as
- olavin were matched against the colored lad.
ms connoence is not based on any low esti-
=. VI Dlxons ability. but on good opinion of
tnelr own champion, whom they regard a
"orio-Deafer who is altogether invineible
among bantam weights. finer match
ior the Australian than Dixon could not
Dc round. The little men ought to make
one OF the best bantam weight fights ever seen,
lot Dotn are thoroughly experienced and as
nearly equal in height, reach and other points
as could be desired. Given gloves of reasonable
size, great battle should result
In pulld the men are totally unlike The
Australian Is decidedly "stocky," with round
BODY, good legs, strong muscular arms,
tnicX neck and firm jaw. George
Dixon is more squarely built, with
broader shoulders and lighter underpinning.
his arms appear larger and not so muscular
lie mas good chest, and in fact his upper arms
are nrst class, and the lack OF weight is in his
lower extremifies