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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-31
G bromtk X.
SHiaotS.

Ole @bicaspv Tribune" 1T ni9t
auf benz SoI3wese, wsnn fe %bebauptet,
baB General YaImsr tn e,ifer 9tnie Wcs
RinIsp fit feline @ubl banteu iole.
- Sn 80 apnespiIle OeDitt Co.,
bat f9 Dor sinissn Easen Der spsiunbs
3wanaisidbrise iunse Wunn CHARLES u.
garrttt NIT ber fiuf,isidbrisen fiodbIins
ben @ittpe Isabella Smitb usrbeiratbet.
Bas ben 2euten bic Sa1e nod %unbesreif.
Ii9er ma9t, TIT Der llmitanb, baB bic
Wittpe nt9ts weniser ais reid 1T. Gar;
rett bat fe aIfo ni9t aus i1rusisen @eIbs
srinbeu ssbsiratbst. sic mar fribsr 2ebs
rerin unb bat In Der Isstsn 3tit cine Stels
ais @sbilfn I'm gountp, Armenbaus su
Clinton, benz 5auptorte bss Gountp's Oe,
Bitt, betIeibet. Die gltern bes iungen
g~bsmannss finb nit Der eisentbImliden
5sirutb natirIi9 tsineswess sinusrffan
ben.
- Shpere Branbwunben bat Der 6 3 l.
easosr @si1dftsmann s. g. Corner tn
stnsm 9aftbof tn Spracuie i'm Staate
Neu 9ort bur9 isinsn eisensn 2sidttnn
bauonsetrasen. @r bate feline 6anos
i1ube, mdbrenb er fe an ben Sdnben trus,
NIT Bensin sewui4en nno oann iofort eth
Strei9bOIt9eu ause3inoet. UNI bamit feline
gisarre tn Sraub gu iesen. Sierbsi fins
gen bic 9anbi9ubs 5suer unb 5orner trus
10 i4were Branowanbeu an ben Sdnbea
bapou, baB bteie 3sitIsbens uertrdpps!t
fetn werben.
- Der itaIisniite Soniul tn 81 Il
cage bat mad WaBsabe elmer ppn benz
itaItenif9sn @eianbten tn Wa,binstou EN-.
pfanssnsn Subtraction bas fOIsenbe Wants
feff our9 bte italisuti4e SEeiie Der Staot
erIahen:
rSu Anbetra9t Der bur9 bic Sorsdnse
tn Rsw Sdeans bsrporserufeneu Nufres
suns tn uniern Iocalsu golonien ridte i'd
etnen perttauensuoqeu Appeu on guren
SatriotismuS nit ber Bitte, gut isSt
wirbis 3u erpsiien bss cipiIiirten 9anoes,
no Cure Biese ftano, inOem Sbr elm fritz
trtsbfertisss unb ssissmdbises gsrbaIten
beoba9tet."
- Oie &epublifansr pon Slinois wers
ben non einem berben Ssrlufts bebrobt.
u. W. Sones, better betannt unter benz
Namen Hons Sonss, ter Yoriissnpe pes
repubIifautl1en Staats. @entrals@ omite's,
bat f9 eutidIofsn, SalnoiS ben Ridsn Su
tebren, uno f9 III 8autsiba In BtscOuiin
anSufeoelu.
- @5ritian Raui5, Der gu 9aIena
tir3li4 auf Der StrGBs toot nisosritirsts
unb ben mar fir pOlitdnoi9 mittelos
bielt, oa er pon Der Sfentlt9sn Bobltbd.
ttgteit unterbalten wurOe uuo cine 3sir
lang TN armenbauis lebte, bat ein gsrm6
gen uon ctrca $40, 600 biHter!aHen. Das
SsIo unb bic 8ertbpapiere uurDeu on uers
f6iebeuen Stelen In benz Raume, ND er
wobnts, ~sefuuoen; man iisbt isst meter
nab, oa anseuommen 0trb, oaB nod mebr
peritsdt iei. @lidlt9er @rbe lift etr tn
Biseonfa Isbsnosr SObn bes Ssrfotbss
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-31
@aerIei ~2efensmeftbcs.

Scr GouarsB bal, pie bereits erwdbnt, In
ieinsn Issteu Stunbsn 81, 400, 900 bsbufs
Be5abIuns Der uou Der ,@ourt of Claims"
bereits entfdisbenen frans6fi9en Gntiddbis
suussanipsiide bspiuist. Die b09its
Surme, s66 500, erhdlt Samss 5umbirb.
Auf Der Siite oerieniseu, usI9e msbr als
$4,000 erbaIten, b~sfinbsn fd an beutidsn
Rumen Woies 9ippsIt, Sacob Clement.
sSobn Steinmes, unb Sacob Rod. SIM
9anBen beIaufen fi3 bic slniprii9e auf stua
10000, 900. Oa man einulal Der Nnz
fang sema9t III, IdBt i9 pobI erwarteu,
baB aud bic tinftissn gonsrefs isoes Sabr
bic 5abIuns Der pom anipru5sssri9t err
Iebistsn 6due b~erilisen wcrbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-31
&ultur 0es Walomeiier.

Der @nbau bss 0~albmeifer usrbient
Sea9tans, neil bsrlsIbs f5 nibt uur aur
SereitanS bss Waitrantes eisnst. ionbern
cine f9Sa oUftsnoe @artens uno GUNNER
p1anse absibt. I'm Den 8alomerlter I'M
9utten GnSuitsoelu, pole man ii9 War,sIs
it06s aus Uem @aIoe, bsssIs,6ea, mo sis
mem ni5t isbr bamoie gros i'm 9artsn Sur
Selfisuns itsbt, boIe man i5 8alosroe,
brings oieis Oil Die fdittisife Steae bes
@arten uuo isss bic Bur,elftofs bort Elm.
SIR bic 3immertultur rueroeI fade Ebons
Topic mt aler 9aubsrue, Wsiosnerbe ses
tiMlt, bic Wa,SeIt6fe bss Walbnlsiitsr eins
sepflanbt unb bis gum Spdtbs,bit OIL etnsn
tibIsu, i@uttissn Ylas IN ben @aIten sss
fest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-31
SIos Safuta.

- &eine Eeiubmiiton. Inter bieism
Gitel i4reiben bic Sio Oatota'sr Na1,
rt9ten: am Issten Gag Der 3ssisIa.ur,
fanb eneli5 I'M Ssnat bic 4b itsmmuus ibsr
Reiubmiifion uno Istoer sessn bieislbs
itatt. IS wareu Is Wann bafir, 20 ba.
seSsn, Z Gbweieub. Der sur sSsit Der @b,
fttmmung iobttranfe Senator @Iart bdtte
NIT Sa ssfiimmt, ebsnio Der abueisnbe
S4OlHelo. Gum sisentIi&sn gsudtber
on Der Blu wurbe WsIp,ns pom 0uron.
Or bate ii9 ~sesrnioer )stnen @onltituen.
ten GUT unte' # "suns pom Relubmiliiou
DsrPft9tet uno oabur3 feline @abl ssfs
1ett; u bat er fe i4nOoe u~srtauft.
SCENE pOIitii9e 3auf6obu i&IteBt bisrmi,
ab", uert@ern bic llberaIsn Sutoner,
wslas ibre Stimmeu on i'm wssmarten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-31
R1aislidte Hfriibrnne.

Dor .pst Satrbunssr.en bate hem gsisabsrslaubsu
In england SuIelse eas SanearEesen eeS a6ntss BITE
araft, Serpfulrie gu betlen. Dteie decentralization @es
brau6e iub nunmebr In Ssrselsnbeit ~seratben; on ibrsr
Stele baben mir jeet etn piifsni6aitltaes Stltsmittei
In DR.. Yieree's @olesn Wpeeicdl discovery, ptides burd5
bic ron Der Natur bterju beltmmten aanhe ete ilureis
~ntsteiten aus rem Siut tertitaft, unp baburh tas
Spitsm ron allen ME thinner tn fafelbe ~aslansten frsms
ben nuo ihheltteuS ubItan,en reiniat. GS III IN Der
9bat elm ptentslites1 aRittsl, has gBeltruf asniebt un6
tte etnbtse gtters, Sunsens unp Slutarinsf fur eeren
ircbltbhiise t~urirenee gBrfuEs In iseem Naue aa raus
ttrt iptre; TN Sale ietnes 8eriassns rtr6 has bafar
bslaalts Sslo turadertattst. ais Elm Resulatcr Der
Ssbsr, peg WPasens uno Der @eehruIe turirt has yGelesn
Waseteal discovery" ale tilteisn anfaue, 9erbauunasbes
ttEereenu ne 9pSpspNe, tronii&e 6arrb6e uub dbHIihe
3uitanee. Wis bluterneuernbss unb tlutreintaenbeS
Witttel ~tetbhiist e8 feline puneerbarsu gtasnlhaften
tur4. bic aur her i6ltmmiteu 8cpfs unp anbsren Sdut,
tranfbetten, ~nhnenesr 6ls6tsu, ghuppeu, auslalas unb
k%rstnletsr Gnidpellnsen uno @sittrnre, iepie Der ses
pebnlth unter BEN Ramtn Q~unsenihpintinbt 6stdnus
ten sunsenierefulcfe, penn es bel 8ettsn stnpnimtn unb
peri6rtttsmabis ansspanot ptrb. @orIe'S 9tSpeus
tar1 2aeoteaI siHeetatteu, Gissntbamtr, buffalo,
q. y. '
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-31
Ohio.

- Ser neue gbartsr fir inc NJ
TT isst elm 9sfes, nadbem Der Ses
nat uon Spto ;usi Ober bret seriusen gu
idten oss Squiss feline 3%uitimmuns ertbsilt
bat. Daburt wirb benz bar9 obereeri4ts
li5e gnti9stoung sben wieber einseiesten
rBoalb Of improvements" pou Weuem
oas 2ebsnsIiat ausseblaien, unb @ouuer.
neur campbell bat gu gutter 2sst oo@ ses
ftest.
- Srau %. @uttsrlon. cine 75idbriss
6rau, wuroe IN eirem Rdu9e,baus bel
y q It o n u%erbrannt. Sbre &Ieioer batteu
Jeuer ~sefanssn, unb ie usrbrannts tn benz,
ielben.
- Sn Cincinnati purbs bas @ss
i6aft BON Siciuser & So. bu19 Jsuer
ssr6t6rt. Sdabsn $40, 900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-31
&tUueiota.

= Dem v9tortbweftsrn Wiusr~ ;ufoIse
wurbsn in ~uersansener BoSe In ben
WlbIen pom WinneapoIis l25, 900
SAB WebI bersefelt, $780, 67 SAB pro
Gag - ssssn 1883 TaB In Der 0srs
mode uno 1877, 700 5aB in Der entipre9sn:
ben 8O@e bss 8oriabrss. Ser WsbIs
martt TT IsbIoS uub uamsntli1 P~atsntiors
ten finben einen lansfamsn Ib9ans, baurts
fa4lt9 In 5olss hes unsenissnben Preis:
Anssbots pom AusIanbe. Bidsriortsn
basssen :~rfreusu ft5 elmer resersn suros
pdH9sn Na4frase. Die ausfubrsn bss
trusen In osrsansensr BO9s "A, 800 GaB,
sesen 81, 1907 wabrsnb Der goruo9s. Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-31
G6mei5.

- aniunss Wdr3 sinssn pia gaieI uni
gieIs Bontarlisr u;eosr BITE srifsn sr6Berer
@eieqiSaften aus benz &anton Berr
mad Amerita ab. Gina so Yerioner
iesli9en AItsis tosen IS Dor, bic aIts Set
matb Su uerIafen unb cine neue AZ iuGen.
aaem Nnf9eiu mad ioq bieier Sribltne
nod cine betrd4tli4e SabI aus ben Gan,
bestbeiIen CUR Iusuonberung lodsn, I9or
ftHo sr6Sere @eieui&aften ause,eist uni
bic eirstten Arswanberuuss,iae In Nus:
fi5t ssnommeu.
= 81 ben Gassn BON, IA. Bis II. Hug.
b. s. finbst In Germ bic grinnerunas.
feier an bic Dor 700 Sabren srfoIsts
9rinbuns Der Stabt TAFT. Das Yro.
sramm fur bic 5sisr III ein duBsrit rei9es.
am 6reitas wirb bic 5eier bur9 Ssfta.t,
6eiieantaten &C. erofiuet. Die ibriaen
Gage briussn in Der 5auptia6e: bes
Sonnabsno Das ,Siftorii9s SsitipieI", bel
wsl4em ca. 800 YtIioren mitmirten; be,
Sonntus. auBer elmer Wisberboluus bieIss
5efipiels, has offcsele Sritbantett,
8oItsfeft unb 4bsnbs cine Saumination
Der san3en Stabt. icmis Brilliant Seuer.
inert auf benz tsfp!us; enblid Der Issts
Gag, Wontas, ben sr6Btsn bifforii9eu
6efttus, Der ftsbsn Sab,bunberts umfaBi
unb uon ca 1900 Ebsilnebmern. barunter
ca. $50 Bsritiene. ausssfibrt pirb, iopis
bas Abidiebsbantett fur bic @dfe. De,
Abenb bss Iesten Cages 1T fir Elm Coffin.
feft NIT gau reisrpirt. gu 9Isidsr Ssit,
pom 10. bis 10 @asuit, tast in Bsrn bsr
@eosrupbiide WsIteonares, NIT benz BIZ
an /. ausuft 3u er6ffnenee Sntsrratio;
mole seosrapbiii4s a%usfsuuns in YeIbia.
ouns itsbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-31
SproNens uoer Holeufobl 1T bic feinte

poa aueu SsoaIartsn. Die s~lsinsn, fefen,
sierli9en SOpf9sn sslteu als Selttatsfs
uuo fino es aud wirtIi5. NalirItd Nnb
fe tbsusr, abtr usnissr tsspalb, neil fe
bsOorsuSt wsrosn, i~onosru mebr Sesbalb,
neil iis uisl &aum bsanipru9sn unb iir
ben beiesteu @ruao nsr psriS Gttra9
~lisfsrn. Wan muB ben Roiento5l nim!i1,
mill man cine quite uno fsfte @ntnitsluns
Der Sprohen e~r5ielsn, i4on lebr bei,li9
i'm Ssbruar uao Ufdrt IN Elm taltss Wiifs
beet ausidsn, on cine warme Wausr auf
gut prdptrtem Bopeu p!rItopfsn unb i'm
oann TN april gauj aueiu. unuermii1t NIT
anberem @smlle unb in 9eb6rtgsm Abs
itanSe pon is ! Rster auf ret6sn Soosn
ausp f~lnaen, ben er Johann iibsr ben sauSen
CONNER uuo Serbt einniGmt. Disle
umidnoe bullmmsn finb sS, pel9s bie
se,tnse Ssrbreiluug bss &oisnfobls bsptrs
Ten uno msI5e pisosr urla1s inp. haB IS
u wenise ue,Idlfse uno CUTE Saristdtsn
stbt, Ia, Dag Der msifte I'm 9lnosl befnbs
line Game ais mInosrer Oualitdt bs5si9net
wsrbsn muB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-31

Ii1tsiten oqe awst Sabre abwe&ielunss:
wsiis In ben peridiebenen Bunbesorteu
fattinben. Das Ieste Sdnserfef, wsls
DIES aublrei@ beiu&t unb tn ieber Bs3ie'
buns auBerorbentIi9 erfoIarei@ mar,
uure: DOT 2 Sabren tn minneapolis abses
bdIteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-31

2onboner Yreisnotirunsen pro $50 Bfunb
C. i. f. bstrusen fir 9atentiorten 3ls9ds
| @33s, fur Bdderiorten 27s6d@2ss, serins
aere Sorten 16s3d@19s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-31
$500 sslobnnas

psrssn pcn ben Sabriianten pou DR.. cages 4atarrb
Wsunsop for sinsn Gan ron Rpyfsaiauh ~pfsrtrt, ben
ts observation-disclosures, Ga,taRfsis SsBts In apVtAstsa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-31
~sMxembrrger @asetts.

Bottle filrate aus benz S9anIo@e bes
einen Tburmes Der Qtebfrauenttr&e au
9aIberfabt berub. Der Cob trat
fofort elm.
- Oas 2anbseri9t su $ aIbsrfab I
perurtbeiIte ben BreuierIieutenant q. ..
Gssslins aus B~Iantenburs ~ 3wsi Wonas
ten @efdusniB. DsrieIbe woIIte auf elmer
9abneriase i'm September .. s. cine sana
eiufa@e Rsparatur am S1IoHe bss @es
webrs po%rnebmen, als bas @eusbr fd
pI6sli@ entIub unb bie sanae 9abuns einsn
in nd@ffsr Ndbe ffebenben Arbettsburi9sn
traf, Der wenise Stunben na@ber ftarb.
Der @eri&tsbof ertannte cine ftrafbc,s
5abrIdifsteit barin, baB ber Anseflasts
oas @ewebr Dor Der &spurutur ui9t snt:
Iaben bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-31
8 | n b.
SeuH6Iano.
lfaBs2otbrinsen

- Sas wirttsmbsrsiide S~nfanterie.
Rssimsnt go. 1876 (StraBburs), peIs
Dies pom XIII. &orps tn ben Be,si9 bss
XIV. &orps abfommanbirt III, Dat bas
SubiIdum feinss l~75idb,issn B~sitanbes
s~efsiert. Die SsfIidteiten. pel1e sinsn
hbsraus sIdnsenben 9srIuuf nabmen, muir
ben NIT elmer sroBsn Yarabe er6ffnet. on
wsI9e fi9 Elm poupOiss Bantett i9IoB.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

his long legs over the barbed wire fence IN .
handspring and was OF to seek Joshua Judith
caught her breath, because she always expected
70 see him ''catoh" on the jagged line OF iron.
Poor Judith hers was . soul that inclined 10
terror as the sparks fly upward. She was afraid
OF cows and mice and June bugs and horses
and hired men. She went TO church behind
staid old horses, feeling that she was risking
her life for her religion. When they first came
TO the prairie she had been drawer and younger
and used to ride, but since the brown colt ran
away and threw her on the railway track in
front OF train Of cars she had never mounted
a horse. She told Mrs. Dwight that she had
to choose between being shot and riding
Starlight, the colt she would ask to be
shot, because it is an easier death, :"
said Mrs. Crest. o. course she lived in dread
OF the hired men" except Axel Petersen. the
latest hired man, who was to be married TO q
girl in Sweden and had told her about the
courtship. Axel was to buy the farm. Most
OF all she feared tramps at harvest time; she
feared them SO much that she had secretly
bought secondhand pistol that would not
fire, which she locked up in drawer, and she
was on the whole rather more afraid of its ex-
ploding than of the tramps.
For while she watched the tall. light figure
bounding between the rows of corn with the
pensive admiration of age for youths activity;
then she walked slowly little stitTiy back to
the house. 1t would soon be time FOR Joshua 8
supper; perhaps Myron would stop to supper,
too, and 1t would be worth while to make pam
cakes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
What Would The Inference BET

From the Chicago Tribune
He was triie excited as he laid his check
down on the cigar stand in the barber shop
and reached in his pocket for the necessary
change.
'.where did you get that IDIOT" he asked.
indicating the barber who had just shaved
him.
Brown" said the proprietor in some sur
prise. why, he's one of the best BARRIERS In
the shop. Did he cut your
mo, he didn't cut mo-"
Il thought not. He's one of our star men.
Why, that man hasn't his equal for courtesy"
Courtesy"
Certainly. He notices every little thing
and pays a man the closest attention. When
one gets out of his CHAIR"
Attention! Attention. exclaimed the
patron ''You call it attention, do you? You
think when he insults man it's a sort Of del
icate compliment, I suppose. Do look like a
sot?''
'No."
''Do look like . man who even drinks
much?'
mo"
''Then why did he powder my nose 20 care
fully? What was the inference, sir? I ask
you that! Is it delicate attention? No, sir.
Not in q thousand years! You discharge him
or you lose my trade"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
HE WAS In LUCK.
The Big Things That Fell Into . spiritualist's
Hands.

CIT 1"'o
Hands.
From the Arkansaw Traveller
A tall. dipnif;ed- leaking oentIeuan stood
-: ., ee"- s'oou
."ee sn uno..upieu nouse On prominent
west side street the other day, closely scanning
a large white sign which hung on the front
door. The house was a handsome moderp
s,rn,.rra d., 60. Lii ii -, :s~.,-'
81 ."o e'oi'e' n,sn' anu hao eFioehtiy
oeen ouht oy some wealthy man Tor residence
purposes, but was now advertised being
For Rent"
The tall man had inst finished taking obser-
-, - -
.alons anu yottnhg Gown the owner address
IN hniaii no.e oooh ana was turning 10 leave
wn he'snoor GAME aions ana pieasanuy
re. mara Aeu:
- a. s.y VIM" uue nouse INC 'nis snouio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

WHERE "HoME, SWEET HOME" WAS WRITTEN.
and boon companion of Payne. Although there
quite a disparity in their ages. Payne being
much the elder. there was something in their
natures that drew them toward each other.
Perhaps it was the love of music, for
which they were both noted. And then
each was Of convivial turn, and each
played and sang well. Both we're bach
elors when the famous song was written,
and their companionship was almost INSOFAR
able. They would sit for hours together of a
summer evening under the spreading branches
Of the old tree, singing and playing favorite
airs, and it is matter of neighbOrhood gossip
that jolly old Bacchus looked on approvingly
on those occasions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
A NACOSTIA AND HILLSDALE ARE

A NACOSTIA AND HILLSDALE ARE
~ among the most promising of Washing
tons suburbs. and they possess some attrac-
tiOr that are not to be found elsewhere in this
vicinity The towns themselves are not old
by ap-- means, but their environs are rich in
histor.. lore Therefore a visit to and q stroll
through their streets will be enjoyed Ana
ostia is reached by way of the Navy Yard
bridge, whose history was recited in a recent
e1cu- On. The northern end of the bridge is
- Of 18th street southeast
!S,.ns across this structure, pleasing scenes
are witnessed on every side To the right
are the Navy Yard. the Arsenal or Greenleafs
Point, the Potomac and the Virginia hills be-
yond. Moving the eye slowly toward the left,
1t rests successfully on Geisboro' and Poplar
Points. Immediately in front are Anacostia
and Hil.sdale. the heights of the latter, with
their neat snowy residences. making pleasing
impression. Again turning toward the left
Good Hope Hill. Boone 5 ridge and the valley OF
the Anacos.ia river are presented to view.
Reaching the southern end of the bridge, q
few PAGES bring you to the junction of Harri-
son and Monroe streets. Anacostia. the former,
which was originally the western end of the
old Marlboro pike, running eastward toward
Good Hope, while the latter. which was once
known the Piscataway road, running south
line between Harrison street and Good Hope
road Is about 800 feet east of Taylor street,
while Morris road separates Anacostia from
Hillsdale.
The BEGINNING OF AyAcosTIA-
Forty years ago the site Of Anacostia was
farm lands, and was owned by one Enoch
Tucker. 1t formerly belonged to the Marberry
estate. and was part of the Chichester" tract.
There we're $50 acres in the Tucker farm, a
good part of which was cultivated for truck
purposes Mr. Tucker did no: attend to the
farm work himself. however, for he was en-
ployed a. boss blacksmith il the navy yard.
The farm was either leased or worked on the
share Ian The Tucker farm house stood alone
in the old days. and, until recently, occupied
the site OF the present new Pyle block, on the
west side of Monroe street. just south Of Har-
risOn street and the bridge
In 1854 John Fox. John W. Van Hood and
John DObler bought the farm from Tucker for
$4,000 and divided it into building lots, nam
ing the place Anacostia. 1t continued TO be
known by this name until 1865, when il was re-
ehristened Cn.ontOwD. which latter name it re-
tanned until 1862 when the original name was
resumed.
The first house erected in the new town after
the subdivision was completed was the old two
story brick on Harrison street. now occupied
by Weigels store and bakery George F. Pyle's
grocery store, nearly adjoining on the west
soon followed.
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sketches Of it before its destruction which are
presented to the readers of THE STAR. The
north end of the old house is also shown in one
OF the pictures. The tree was over one
hundred years old Mt its death. Before its de-
cav il measured fifteen feet around the trunk.
and its old branches overtopped every tree in
the vicinity. The rustic seat that used to en-
circle its trunk is securely preserved as q pre-
cious heirloom in the attic of the old house.
The late George W. Talburtt, the then pro-
prietor of the Taiburtt estate, was the friend
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GAME No. "a.
sALyIo GAMBIT.
A brisk skirmish played in New Orleans.
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0ADSIDE SKETCHES.
E.. Village of Anacostia and Its
Historic Surroundings.
WHERE POET PAYNE LIVED.

e Changes of Recent Hears-!The Beginning
of Anacosiia-rhe Neighboring Settlement
II HEl-dst!e = Where Frederick Douglass
Lives-Picturesque Views From the Hills.
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His Word Was ut . Discount

From the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.
Gimme o stack o. blue chips" said the
young man with the rhinestone pin.
The dealer looked az him . moment and re-
marked:
Produce"
saint my word good?'
mot much. No plays on words don't 70
here. This amt no comic weekly"
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A Sequence.

a sequence.
We were married-she and T.
In the spring;
said she, as We settled down
In our cottage in the town,
Love, we now begin life s reign,
And Of this our small domain
You are king"
And happier man thanI
Ne'er was seen,
And the future seemed to b
Ever full of bliss for me,
As told my fairy wife,
"Of my fortune and my life
You are queen"
Then her mother in our home
Took her place.
And this life became to me
Full Of woes and misery.
Though dared not raise Q fun1, .
From the day she came 10 rs
She was ace.
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His Whaling Card.

Mira D'Avnoo-"Here 10 q card Just sent up.''
Mr.. D'Avnoo Cooking at the card)-"' Col.
George Washington Lee have not had the
honor of meeting Col Lee. but he must be Q
gentleman Of some importance. Have him
shown up."
Eastern stranger-'Ts glad you didn't keep
me waitin', sab, cause rs gotter hustle ef cali
I'm lookin' To- . sityation as coachman. sab"
Mr.. D'Avnoo-"Eh? Your card said Col.
George Washington Lee"
Str.nger-'Not kernel, sah. Col stands 70
euilud, sab"
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=. 'Your mother, understand, hes been very
III, Thomas"
''Yessir"
1s she meuding, Thomasy'
"Mendin7 No, indeedy! She said could
60 without clothes before she would sew an
other burned stitch "
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a Very questionable b The Maryland champtoa
begins q see something and the other don't. 9
Overlooking whites beautiful rejoinder. d He musf
lose IL taxes the knight For II l3 QxKf, thso ID
PxQ, Il. BIO, ID. PxR CHI. and wilma
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PROBLEM No. 80 Crourney Problem No N
By FRANCIS WARD. Washington. n. c.
(composed for The Evening star.D
Bsck-Six CdD pieces.