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GOULD NOT CARRY INDIANA"
senator Voorhees, Speaks Plainly Against
C1eyeland's Candidacy.

Senator Voorhees, Speaks Plainly Against
C1eveland's Candidacy.
Aspecial to the New York Word from Hot
Springs. Ark, March IS, says: Senator d. W.
Voorhees, Of Indiana, who is here for his health,
talked fully and freely to q reporter today con-
corning the political situation. He expressed
great satisfaction AT the strong ground which
Senator Harris Of Tennessee has taken against
the denomination Of Cleveland.
such an expression from Senator Harris, "
said Senator Voorhees,, ''means q great deal, for
his long experience politician and his great
influence throughout the south will have much
weight with the democrats The next demo-
cratic convention will certainly insert a free
coinage plank in the platform and permit of no
doubtful or uncertain declarations on that sub
ject The democratic party will then nominate
a man who I'll stand upon the platform The
party canno. afford to warp its platform of
principles TO suit the personal qualifications Of
the nominee. No, sir; no man or party can be
elected who opposes free coinage of silver"
DO you think Mr. Cleveland will change his
views after hearing the echoes from his recent
anti-coinage letter."
NO, sir. Mr. Cleveland is as stubborn as
mule None can change his opinion.
The late Daniel Managing once had me
go and see Mr.. Cleveland and talk to him about
h matter Of vital importance he Channing) was
about to give up. l took quite & drive and had
a long talk With the President, but accom-
plished nothing whatever. am satisfied that NJ.
Cleveland could not carry Indiana on his re-
cent snti-silver letter no matter what might be
put in the platform. As i said in a recent in
ferviev, havo the greatest respect for Mr.
Cleveland, but il would be as difficult to carry
Indiana on a platform opposed TO free coinage
Of silver as IL would be to carry the state of
Ohio on the notification principles of Calhoun.
The soldiers are against him and will not vote
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ALEXANDRIA.
NEW FERRY HOUSE.

Tbs Alexandria and Washington ferry man
ager, Mr.. C. W. Ridley, has determined, in re-
Spouse to the boom now current in this city to
ornament the King street dock by a handsome
ferry house with towers, cupolas, &c, making
q neat finish to King street on the east. The
Improvements viii embrace central entrance
to the steamers on an extension of the King
street sidewalk. with passenger rooms. sepa-
rate for gentlemen and ladies, on the north and
a commodiOus and handsomely designed freight
house on the south over a portion of King
street dock. The work will be begun as soon as
the requisite permission Of the city council can
be secured
THE RELIGIOUS WEEK..
Solemn services have been held this week
at Catholic, Episcopal and Lutheran churches
and still continue. At the Catholic church
this morning the services Of Maundy Thursday
took place and the altar was stripped and
services afterward held at a repository erected
Christ Church, Grace and St. Pauls Episcopal
churches are held twice a day and similar serv-
Ices take place at the Lutheran churches
MOVEMENTS FOR THE MAY ELECTION.
Tho biennial municipal election will take
place I'm this city on the fourth Thursday OF
next Nay and since the close Of the last cleo
ton . number Of gentlemen have been candi-
dates for the mayoralty. As the time draws
near, however, the various candidates for
cratic primaries have Of late years controlled
the city and . short time ago the democratic
central committee was called together and made
the preliminary arrangements for the holding
Of the ward primaries early in May. The re-
publicans are not idle. Ex-Delegate l., w. Cor
bett presided and A. W. Traverse secretary
OF 3 republican meeting held last night at the
republican headquarters here to determine
whether ticket shall be nominated at the next
municipal election. Ths matter was referred
to a committee, which viii report At q future
meeting.
A little mothsrless lad about eight years old
WAS brought before the mayor yesterday
charged with breaking the window of candy
shop, and ID Is stated that he had attempted to
break . safe 81 Pollard's store on King street,
10 The mayor delivered him into the hands
Of his father for . whipping and course of
reformation.
The charter Of the proposed Asxan-
dris Manufacturing and Loan Association has
been prepared and will be submitted to the
stockholders at . meeting to be held next Mon
day night at the board of trade rooms
The Alexandria Tennis Club has been reor-
gained, and will soon arrange for their court
and begin operations early In the spring.
Mrs Ida p. Murray, d. H C. r. at large,
instituted Golden Rule Tent, No. 80, womans
branch o. r, in Alexandria, Va, last night.
The charter list contains twenty-three lady
and eight male applicants, and the new tent
starts of under most favorable auspices.
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SENATOR EDMUNDs LAUGHS,
He Turns Aside . Question n to His In
tcnfion to Resign.

Says q special to the New York Sun from
Washington: Senator Edmunds who left
Washington for the south on the day that Con-
gress adjourned, returned this morning, and
was hard at work IN his committee room at the
Capitol during the afternoon He dictated a
mass Of correspondence neglected during his
absence, INDUCED in . long talk with ex-
Senator Evarts IN the room of the library COM
mittee. and put in some hard work on various
matters that had been referred to him. He had
very few callers, because il was not generally
known that he had returned to the city, and
also because the ca pital Is almost totally de-
serted When san reporter called he found
the Vermont Senator IL . good-natured mood.
When asked If IL Was true. as announced in a
western paper, that he was arranging his plans
with view Of resigning his seat in the Senate,
the Senator, who apparently is as vigorous in
mind and body as when he entered the Senate
twenty Ave years ago. laughed and said:
well. you know can't properly discuss that
matter with you, but let me ask: Did YOU ever
know Of man resigning from the Senate ex-
cept for the purpose of attending to neglected
business interests, and making money by man
aging some manufacturing establishment or en-
terprise Of that sort? No? Well, neither did
i, and that" added the Senator, with a twinkle
in his eve, indicative OF q feeling Of ridicule
for the whole subject, SIS all can say about
The report that l am to resign he senator
ship"
The Senator's attention was then called to
the statement published today that he is to go
on the bench Of the supreme Court in place Of
one OF the justices, WHO'S to retire and create a
vacancy The Senator laughed heartily at this
report, which he said. he had not seen in print.
Then he replied with a contemptuous wave Of
the hand; Really, never even heard this thing
mentioned before"
II is the general opinion in Washington that
AL the talk about Senator Edmunds' resigna-
tion grows out Of the fact that he has rented his
house for four years TO Senator Washburn OF
Minnesota This he has done because his wife
and daughter md IL necessary. owing to their
delicate health, to spend the winter months in
the warm climate of the south. When il was
announced that Secretary Proctor was to resign
IL WAS surnlised that ne was to succeed Mr. Ed
munds IN the Senate The Secretary. however
denies that he has any intention Of leaving the
cabinet
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EORkENT- Cottage TAkoma Park,
% hath. furnace. Scs45 20 1856 WascS Il 80
sna store iSs f ss:: :1. :: b. o.
l532 9Th Il. D. .. 20 20 10 Michier court,
mh3e-S RUBT HCN0ERFoRD. oeS llsh ct.
EoR RENT 1917 .e2D ST. NV. 8 ROOMS.
y bath and cellar, haudDomey pap1rod, and in
thorough orders to Geod tenant BY the year only ESQ
mSSS1as % 4. NV.
ENOR RENT-A HANDSOME NEW HOUSE IN A
Il convenient location, PIP st. n II rooms and
bath; electric bells; speaking tubes furnace; good
sized lott alley In rear; splendid location for
renting. DAVID ID. STONE,
mh26-2t BOG st. NV.
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9. q. TRUsLER q co.,
Sic n O.. nv.
l. SMALL MONTHLY PxYMENTs.Sfhn bs.nt,.

II AKELAND HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE on
IL SMALL MONTHLY PAlMENTs.-Thls hpsufi-
fu subdivision situated IN Prince 6eorpet county
Nd, about miles IRON Mashineton. the Wash
BIZ. Of the b. .. RR and the Wash. and bait pike
where electro railroad will be built In Altitude 4
healthy and IL sdJacet 10 and surrounded BY thsrIton
Heights. College lark. rerwyn and the grounds OF
the Maryland Agricultural College. ID has Is nie< OF
wide, well graded avenues, winch B. Goo shade frees
have been planted and are nov being boxed Ii has
park that contains In acres IN which there d beau-
ful lake OF clear fresh water scres in sres Il hss
new station. where 20 or more trains stop daily ;
or about - minutes drive. - houses oompieted
and occupied within nonths. and Of LIS I'M
improved lots sold 10 OF ID purchaser viii build
some have already conInenced. A school. mill, ics
house. electric hxht plant, vAlks &c. v1ll BE-
construcfed Churche<, schoois. stores. &c.
venienf Prices ID lots. eco 20 $500. Terms 10
cash and $40 per month. OF IS month lots ESQ
on less- Lakeland has more improvements and con
vision about Washington where be bought fse
oNelinss with brick ioundafions. ponches, caoesrA
oufbu1dmes. wells. pumps. csllAza. b~ths he~t kct
IN l9ts that sserase acre 10 " solo 20 osnarAhD
G.oobs = zoo. e.eh $40 e.sh = $40 pr mo. -.
2ti. go gel 600 each els cash . ei5 permo- -.
.sDSl q, go. esch ~ cssnAe2o pa mo. $50.
: s.sS Is s ssd ~ p sr mo-
Per cent discount VIII be msoe Al pert cd
apply @ HpniS Sfwn. 49, sss. isos coiss
bA 81 n tbss- Ban and 10Th and and sss from
70 10 an q Pm OF e LAkslAnd frsm lxs2 -
Ap.m- A1S3n
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

EoR RENT-NEw sIX-R BRICK HOUSE On
4 seaton ST. bet 18th and lssh, and Florida avs.
blinds; go per month. THOMAS c. CHALNERs.
1919 st. n. W. nh03-lV
EoR RENT-A HOUsE-ALMOsr INV; FUR.
- nashed including piano; northeast section; con-
seniept and eomfortable; eight rooms; bath room,
with hot and cold vsteri delishtful and permanent
communicating with al ssctions Of the city pass the
address Mrs; SARA A. SPENCER, Spencerian Col
lege. 9TH and d SITS. NV mhyi.Sm
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The morocco nnishers Of Lynn Who STRUCK
seven months ago met recently and decided
% continue the strike Five hundred Of the
LOO men who went out originally are still I'M
employsd
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A Philadslp his Post Once Clerk Arrested.
Alexander skilton, clerk In the Philadelphia
post ONCE, was arrested yesterday charged with
the larceny Of psoney from letters skilton has
been in the employment of the government
under several postmasters and has been promi-
nsat in Philsdslphia politics
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w ooDs1pE

Lies between this Metropolitan branch and the III e.
pike, facing the railroad the and the pike on
the east and soping toward both drainage is
cellent, water good and easily obtainable The subd-
vision T. eight miles from Washington and Is the only
ten houses now the subdivision and uore are TO be
built at once The Rock Greek National Park As sur
yeyed extends to point opposite the southern
this subdv sion and TO the of il about
tiers of mile Executive avenue extended forms the
stitute. when completed, the nearest drive from the
city to tn subdivision.
Lots f-r sale easy terms and lower than In any
other snbdivisioI Of similar advantages The "Gien
Ross House, IL rooms, bath. hot and cold water
shade finest site on the place. well adapted for sum
boarding house. for sale easy terms: also ak
room cottage, hot and cold water. hath and ahsda
Price. %, 400, terms to suit.
Forplats and particular. apply to
B. r.. LEIGHTON, Owner
mh4-lm lss2 IA ave- NV
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WANTED SITUATIONS.


WANTED-BY BEsPECTABLE YOUNG COL
1:s::sSss: "a AIDS
WA.sMIT5IESReT,5S!Y! 4 STuDENI; fositioN WITH p
eoss zSSs.s ssSisi es
w bookheepss. e.shisr and correspondent, married.
is'arS po' s.sa Nm good ar@ reference;
WANTED-BY SETTLED LADY, A PosITIoN
s Do ssTns prefer CHRISTIAN family best
WANIED-BY A YOUNG LADY, a POSITION
chine HddTsss ss No Star ec s f m5
WANTED.BY CoIORED GIRL. A CHAM.
bermaids place or to do plain cooking Please call
WAANTED.,AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nG Ys sSss
ooo Su
m %hs y s:'' references last place s s 4
WANTEp-BY TWO REsPECTABLE CoLoRED
sns stuations one as chambermaid and seam
reisrsnce Us a. na and "a'r'' best Of sly
WANTED-A SITUATION IN PRIVATE FAMILY
, ,s s1Ss can furnish good Aad,ss. Boz
WANTED A GENTLEMAN WHO is MUCH
pleased with Washington would like to make II his
81 sSs FL iss tom:
oond s willing to pay handsome bonus to any one IN
in RaaE. sH II ssssHiSs 81: co.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
Erl, situation in nrst-cless family a. nurse or
chaWbsrmaid Apply at 1896 New Jersey ave. NV.
WANTED SITUATION AS FAINTER, dRAINKR
MAN, BrAnchville. Md. mh26Hs
WANTED-BY A COLORED WOMAN, sITUA.
w ton to sew with Q dressmaksr; good seamstress;
6snF whers no other girls are employed Ad
WANIED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN
w with three years experience in the retail drug
business best city references, Address DRUGS, Star
once. mh25-S'
WANTRD-BY A YOUNG MAN, RAPID AND
Nv accurate stsnoerapher and typswriter owning
HeminEton machine. position excellent recommen-
fi RTnIfs sss tay SiO per week. Address INDUS
WANrED-EMPL0YERs FOR EXPERIENCED
and polite servants Asopositiops for applicants
f SI eieriGal M2rk CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
mhl7-l2t'
WANTED = BY sTENOGRHPHER AND TYPE
w writer work after 4 O'Clock prscticsmore de-
WANTED-SITUATIO FOR NURSES AND
maids tcity or to travel) cooks, scullions drivers
dlsh washers, porters, coachmen. housemen. Fami-
YES, hotels and stores supplied. BCRNHAM'S. ITO
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Ql$ Blagdsn allsy.-.-o0
917 Blagdsn ailsy. .....S
GRAHAM. rs rseh q.
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WANTED---HOUSES.

WANTED-TO RENT, A SMALL HOUSE IN
Office. mho6ets
WANTED-A HOUSE FOR ABOUT O 600 CASH
p dissct from owner send description and price to
foM Omce BOX 80 mh26-3t'
WANTED-A SMALL HOUSE IN OR NEAR
w Washington. Address A. g.. 723 14th ct. NV.
WANTED-FOR CAsH-sMALL BAY-WTNDOW
W house n. W. all modern improvements kitchen
and dining room on PAL or floor hrstclass neighbor-
hood southern exposure Address Box a. Star Office
mh26-tts "
WANTED-sII OR EIGHT-ROOM AND CELLAR
price and terms. Box l6O Star ofice. mh26r:H'
WANTEDLTO BUY ON SMALL CASH PAY
ments or lease TOR term Of years house contain
ing II or II rooms with NJ l. constructed that
they can be introduced Large lot House side lot
preferred Must be located bet I'd 4th. SITS n W.
Address DWELLING HOUSE, Star ofnce. mh26-tjt'
WANTED-TO RENT FOR S35, OR GROOM
house in northwest; private family; children.
Address Post Once Box 633. mh25-2ts
WANTED-A HOUSE IN NV SECTION OF
w city or Georgetown Heights until November l or
Office. mho5.3rs
WANTED-NINE OR TEN-ROoMHOUsR NORTH
or northwest part of city. with yard and stable;
state terms. &C., to desirable tenant. L. L. THOMP-
soN. l42O Pennsylvania ave. mh24-3t'
WANTED-TO BUY-NEw BRICK; TO 8
w rooms; mod imp not over %, 500 on reasonable
terms Also one two lots, 20 feet front Address,
stating location and price, Box 129. Star once.
WANTED-AN IMPROVED PROPERTY THAT
mhl4-l2ts TYLER n RJITUERFORn IarT u ~ = ~
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY srAT1
jS0 T. BEkiI. Ia y 3 Nv.
lnofAcs from Gam. 70 pm. M
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EOR RENT-CNFURNl
Il 5l0 11th st NV. Tor and
2 large halls and
,s ssSs 4 !: :i NV. isr a6s: &
1413 Mass ave. 17r and
1g NV? Y st NV :'iibi r.. led :!
1923 d q nv, 15r.....-M
S1e l4th 1t NV. 11r. II;
14l7 Mass ave NV, LIZ. LII
$40 z Cap ct. 2sF. $500. u;
1905 b ct NV. I2r. .1O
GIG n. Y.sve NV, 12r. 50. 8
9lS NY. ave NV, 17r. a;
1910 P Ut NV, 11r. .......7:
RlS Conn ave, 11r. 81. 5,
1919 Conn ave, 16r 81. *
1765 = ct NV, 11r ....S3. g
1923 n stnw. Tor. :. .8. g
l2l y st NV. ltir. ..S3. 3
|. 3017 o st NV. 12r........Ti
50 z q NV. 1:3r. ...,...7i
go N Y ave NV, 1xr. a
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NO HOTEL PROPRIFTORs

no HOTEL PROPRIETORs
49;roem honse; WITH m ;Ioc.tsd q Forest Glen.
Nd. miles from CITY; 20 minutes ride; blocks
experienced person Nh this house and realize large
profits from boaroers- j. K BERTFCRD,
mh4-lm 1910 g u.
CrOR SALE-A HANDSOME GROOM House AT
Il Forest Clan, Nd. VIII exchangs for property I'm
J. r. HEREFORD.
mh4-1m 141o g st.
E0R sALE.HOysEs AND LOTS, DESIRABLY
and faE~ing la1d y Montyoney county. Terms
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STABLES.

Stable In 50 boundedby
Conn ave, De Sales
an 6F n sfsE' RooNs.' 80
HOS L st NV, first door
and basement .......S1O
HOS = ct, Sd and 18th
noors..........o50a and %
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I5Gs Corcoran 1t NV,
LII ............... $40
l7A Corcoran vt NV.
'lIH......................1o
Big Eth st NV, lar. 10
l4O2 Chaplin ct. llr. go
1917 o ct NV. 1lr. go
1890 n st NV, 8r. ....,.55
'i202. Hillyer pl nv. iir.55
i lila 18th o. NV. u
s,4o Dig gsoashic;n; Il, 81. 81: :B
] 1871 N Ut NV, 7r. 80
s0.s h st NV. 81. AZ
1888 Pierce place, Or. :. 40
S01 I'd g NV. 7r..........35
1909 7th Ut NV, store
and dwelling. rs
1880 29th 1t nv. 7r......35
l760 p st NV, store and
ware rooms. ...........&
Il@S LIST ct sw. Or. Ia
t2104 7th Ut NV, store. -
ZT ii
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T. Conn ave mr. r =. 12r. -
n st mr. 18th q NV,
ll4r.............--o3S.A
Q12 10th d NV, 2Or !. ZOO
Mas ave nr 10th q,
4 M.................1B. 81
| r ncI, ;SI; ,;i::: nv ~ ~
81 4 near l3sh. tlr. 80. 100
18th 1t nr n st. 1dr. .....-
lgth st mr. b ct nv. Or. 80
!2115 h q nv. fat. dr. 40
IHf9.'isifSs R.'H 81. mon
IDA II e. nv.
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E,OR sALE-ADyoINING ROCK CREEK PARK
10 ACRES ON DANIELS ROAD JUST NORTH
OF MILITARY ROAD. BARGAIN Is OFFERED
70 an Immediate purchaser. ABsTRACT To DATE
TERMS EASY. Apply 20 JAMES M GREEN, IN
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LOB sALE-iezl, .CORNER l0fH AND T sTs-
Gn-v:, one Of the Te.t handsoms hcusss in the wss
Ind; " rooms. 18th rooms; cedar cloosea. kc
heated by steam; opsn daily; vatchman h chAESa.
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WANTED-IOTS.

WANTED-A BUILDING LOT, IS TO 20 FEET
w front; eeibly located in northwest section tor
residence; state location and lowest cash price
~ PITNEY b BRADFORD.
mnSo-lw 1905 NV,
WANTED-PARTIES WHO WISH TO SELL LOTS
w and take As part payment furniture carpets or
piano, address HUGO WORCH CO., ga and H25
9TH St Pianos and furniture sold on esxy terms.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

IA obtain rooms and board for the Summer a :
ssa En,s n Pr,yais ssaniy nesr foIsst Ssa
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.. e ;ss s:l e:'''' II FaS B j
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and 10, each. 10
on Of the. property on my
0fhce for bulletin Issued on
THOS. E. WAGGAMAE.
st. y; W. &l2 per month.
ALL. 1921 + st. mh24-1w
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BOARDING,

O1R-O1 18TH ST., ONE FLOOR SUITABLE
OlO-O1s for housekeeping; also rooms With o.
without board. mh26-3ts
ITO BEGIN April. 1, FIRsT-CLASS TABLE
board in private family, With the sdyantage Of
No. l4x6 st. NV. mh2l-6g
TTHE AUBURN, PA. AVE. AND 22D ST NV,
nicely furuished rooms and board BY day, week o.
month. fen
THE wKBsTER, SIS 18TH 81, NW.;RATIS q
4 Per day; week. %; headquarters for dghtseerS;
interest,". myt1
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BROOKLAND,
SOUTH BROOkLAND.
We have number Of desirable lots in the above sub
divisions which we can sell very cheap and on esey
terms. This property Is increasing very RAPIDLY N
value and h the hest suburb Of Nashingrd buy in
either for home quick turn ut q good advances
For plAts. prices, &C, CAL on -
REDFohD W. WALKER SON.
mh5-lm 1905 81. nv.
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The aboveis only . port.
books. For full list cal q
the LIST and 18th. flnh24l
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

EOR RENT.-FIvE COMMUNICATING ROOMS
- I'd door bath; windows to north and south; on
line Of ST. In northwest &l5. Also the cheapest
broom bricks in the city, 942. -, $40 Lettie st.
n. W.. opp. Trinity Church. mh25-lOt
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Rhode Island ave bet

IItn and Conn ave.
with stable, 49,. .437
Conn ave and ! q (cor-
K mr. mr. fG Mcpherson 50. 80 3
9 st, cor 10th, 80
Cor Il and 18th SITS,
overlooking McPher-
z q bet 18th and 18th, SO
Jefferson place and
10Th st. ......,..,.,....27
18th ct, overlooking
Conn ave, bet NJ and
n SITS, with stable, ,25
= bet nth and 18th. %
n st bet Conn ave and
n bet 18th and Doth. 30S. 5
18th ct, cor L st. 20
10Th bet l and K SITS. 40
Conn ave adjacent to
Lafayette Square. .25
h st bet 10Th and 10Th
Sts; ~
r st bet 18th and 18th
SITS ................ 10
! bet 18th and 18th. .166. @
18TH st bet o and 2 SITS. 10
New Hampshire ave bot
h and l. SITS. 15
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WANTED-AN IMPROVED PROPERTY THAI
W will pay well as an investment up to a., 500
nih14-Ct' TYLER kRUTHERFORD. 1907 F st. n "
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FOR SALE---HOUSES.

I.oR SALE
Finely ocated at the northeast corner Of 18th and
SIS. one square from Thomas Circle. a LOT .sx70
feet improved by two-story trick house. Contain
THOs. J. FISHER 4 Co,
y
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1891-03-21

In the death OF Lawrence Barrett the
American stage loses its brightest ex-
ponent. Commencing in life call boy
in theatre, every step in his profes-
sional career was made only by hard
work and the most severe discipline.
Possessed OF an indomitable will, he
gained the summit Of his profession.
His private life was model one and
his earnest endeavor was to elevate the
stage to that proud position it held in
former times, when it marched side by
side with the church as a moral teacher.
He was the first American actor to
mount his plays on scale OF grandeur
commensurate to their character. An
other trait of the man was his intense
Americanism. When the war broke
out in 6l he left the sock and buckskin
to carry musket. Afterwards he was
ever willing to encourage American
authors, being the first to venture a
classical play from the pen OF an Amer
lean. In conjunction with George IL.
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the stage Francesca de Remini," "
playing the piece with great success
for several years. Later he produced
"Gadelon," grand play OF the classic
order, from the pen OF William +. Young.
Mr.. Barrett was not afraid to be sur
rounded by good actors and it was due
tn his own efforts that he and Edwin
Booth finally starred together. In the
character OF "the lean and hungry
Cassius," Mr.. Barrett developed crea-
ton Of his own that stood without a
peer on the English-speaking stage. His
elocution was faultless, and even if at
times his acting was not smooth, no
listener could fail to be charmed by the
splendid reading of his lines. His death
is to be regretted for the sake OF his art.
The American stage has furnished but
one Lawrence Barrett,