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wAsHINGTON WINS.
Challenge Match Between the Baltimore
standard and Capital City Gun Clubs.

Challenge Match B~tweea the Baltimore
standard and Capital City Gun Ciuos.
Yesterday afternoon 4 challenge match be-
tween the Standard Gun Club of Baltimore and
the Capital City Gun Club Of this city was sho,
on the grounds OF the latter aad won by the
home team by twenty-five birds.
The conditions Of the match we-a that each
elnb was 20 be represented by team Of
eighteen men, each man 10 shoot q. twenty
bine rock targets sprung from i've traps, rapid
firing y stem The match opened promptly at
. O'Clock.
Ths individual scores were az follows:
Baltimore-Capron. l6; Evans. ~; Malone. Is:
Danknyer, Is; Lucas, IL; Clements, II; Jones.
IS; Quicker. IA; Fred. IL; Dyson. IL; Stephens,
10; Hughes, II; Bond, Is; Buckbee. Is; Gross,
IL: Frsukiin. IL: Tracy, l2; Hicks, Is. Total 2Ss
washington-McLeod, Is; Mattirgiy, M:
Wagner. u: fristoe, 10; Hart, IL; Happier. IT,
II; AeNsw, IL; Daw. Is; Mills. IA; Happier, I6:
Atuaesr. Is; Hunter, ls: Osborne, Ia: Stone, 10:
Lsseh. 10; Barker, Is; Farnham. Is, and yinson,
H. Total $50.
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SECONDHAND DEALERS.
a Large Meeting Last Night-A rest Case
Under the New Law to BE Made.

The was a large gathering Of secondhand
dealers az Weeks 4 Co.'S auction rooms on
Louisiana avenue last night, the occasion being
the regular meeting Of the Second Hand Deal
ers Protective Association. President James
H. Bell presided. with P. c. Merry, secretary.
The object of the association heretofore
stated is to protect the dealers far possible
against the enforcement of the new Law which
goes INTO effect tomorrow. The law requires
the dealers to paw annual license Of $40 and
keep open books. with a description of The per-
sous selling goods to them as well as a descrip-
ton Of the articles bought They are also re-
quirei under the law to Keep goods purchased
for ten DAYS. and This is one Of the most objec-
tionable features of the bill 20 the dealers, be-
cause they think they ought TO be permitted to
make sale whenever they can. and that they
should not be compelled to make storage rooms
OF their places of business
The question Of making test case under the
new law and taking il up 10 the Supreme Court
ives further discussed and committee was APP
pointed TO confer with Col. ". A. Cook counsel
for the association A committee Of thirteen
was also appointed to wait ON those dealers who
have not vet joined the association and explain
To them that unless they become members they
caa reap no benefits in case they prose-
cuted- IL Is expected that a dealer VIII be ar
rested next week and that the first arrest will
furnish a test case.
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THE COURTs.

co0Rr II GKSzRAL TERx--chief Justice Bing-
hasa and Judge Ao'ltoomsgy.
festerday-Wiiliam J. MeCord agt 4. A
Heekiin, jr.; motion TO dismiss appeal granted.
hevAad sgt- Gross; order that appeal BE- dis
mk.asd unless defendants representatives
shall become parties within the 6rst ten days
OF the next term United States ex rel George
o. herriek ct al agt- Secretary OF the Treas
my Charles Poster; ordered that respond
emit Charles Foster, show cause by first Monday
In Aprn why the writ Of mandamus should not
EQUnr CouRT--yadce Hagney.
bnorday -hAgner agt. Banm; Annie r.
80 sppeassed guardian ad item No g.
sgnDsnL !
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Ths First Instaiiment That Appeared Before
Judge Miller Today.

Tia First Instaliment That Appeared Before
Judge Miller Today.
'Stsady." said Bailiff sam Kendig this morn
ing. a. eleven persons in line marched into the
Police Cour. and stood before Deputy Clerk
Harper, who had q bundle Of inforn,ations
which charged those in the procession with
various offenses against the laws of the District
Ada Gross vas the most familiar one in the
procession. She Is o colored girl and is
not yet eighteen years old. Although SO
young Ada has served many months in prison.
bat not for sueh an odeuse as was charged
Against her this morning. This time she was
arrested by Policeman Jones of South Wash
ington- Ada visited the arsenal. where other
children we're rolling eggs yesterday and the
language that she used would have shocked
some Of the soldiers i'm the barracks. Not salts
ned with this she INDUCED in the amusement
Of stone throwing.
lyon couldn't behave yourself il you tried"
said Judge Miller, land you can pay q fine Of
$40 % thirty days this time"
BOTH WE'RE Warrants.
Two youIg men who looked a. though they
were on the road answered to the names
Frank Crowley and Patrick Dundon. They
we're charged with being Migrants. and Park
Wstehman Kennedy alleged that they were
drunk In Ssaton Park.
Guilty. responded Crowley, and go am
], was Dundon answer.
Bonds or sixty days" was their sentence.
Jas. Rudd plead guilty to . cha. &c of dis
orderly conduct, but he did not have to 60
down. He paid fne Of 80.
Miles Mccarthy, the pensioner. was in again
fos vagrancy. He was discharged the other
day upon a promise to 20 home, but instead Of
doing so he got drunk again. ..Sixty days
said the judge. after Miles had said he was dis
sPpointed in money matters
Andrew Jackson" called the clerk and a
eolored citizen Of North Washington stepped
forward and asked, What did you say?" after
the clerk had read the charge against him.
''iou are charged with disorderly conduct in
Blagdeas alley. Are you guilty or not guilty.
I'm guilty VI that"
Five dollars or fifteen days" said the court
H COULDN'T rSpKEsrAND.
James Robinson. an old colored man. was in
for violating health ordinance and the court
trisd 20 explain how he could get out Of the
case BY small payment to the Odoriess Ex-
eavating Compans, but the old man could not
understand how he was guilty and his lesson
was fine of 50.
shes not right IN her head" said Bailiff
kendig when colored girl named Annie Lee
was called on q charge Of being a vagran.
Policeman Bushal told Of Armies sitting in
Stanton Park last night in q conditi n taat at
t-aeted attention and the oficer also said he
did not think that Annie had a home.
Sixty days was her sentence and the Judge
Thought shs had better be sent where she
would be cared for.
Lille Burgess was charged with being Q sus-
pieious person and was acquitted.
James Landen and Tobias Berry plead guilty
To charge of being disorderly on 18th street
and we're lined 50 or fifteen days each.
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fnE RIFLE GALLki,Y.
Arrangements for Practice During the Month
Of April

Arrangements for Practice During the Month
Of April
Paetics for the month Of April IN the
National Guard rife gallery viii be carried out
in aceordases with tbs following schedule:
First battalion, company A, Monday, April
20; arss battalion, company B, Thursday, April
D; IRA battalion, company O, Monday, April
10; Arss battalion, company n, Thursday,
Aprils
Second battalion, company A, Tuesday, April
II, ssoesd battalion, company B, Monday,
April Is; second battalion, company c, Tues
daJ, April II; second battalion, company d,
Monday, April a.
Third battalion. company L. Monday, April
Q; third battalion. company B, Friday April .:
third battalion, company C, Wednesday, April
"a: third battalion. company ID, Tuesday,
April 2s.
April .; fourth battalion, company b, Thurs-
day. April IS: fourth battalion, company G,
Tuesday, April Z; fourth battalion, company d,
Tuesday, April Z.
Fifth battalion, company A, Wednesday, April
70; afth battalion. company b, Wednesday,
April Is; nftk battalion, company c, Friday,
April n; Afth battalion, company ID, Wednes-
day, April I.
S,,ss battalion. company A. Thursday, April
80; sixth battalion, company u, Thursday, April
"a
First separate battalion, company A, Friday,
April "a; first separate battalion, company Il.
Friday, April "a first separate battalion, COM
parry G, Friday, Auril 10; first separate bat
talon, company ID, Friday, April 10.
First separate company, Saturday April II.
Engineer corps Saturday. April IS.
The general staff and the field and STAFF Off
GERS and non-commissioned staff Of regiments,
Saturday, April ID
Ths rield and staf ofseers and non-commis-
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS.

g 1629 II 81. NV. Just west a tunctiop C1pn ana
Rhode Island ave-. has II eocrs ever moa. ipH.
sired; e70.
E:ls New Yoe5 eve. nv. ltsoom d~s,iisss sood
pi lis s ss rs:ssb' lar
bD Ns.s.. ave. nv. sleTant new bril- dusl,ins.
-. m9 \. 7. svs.. y rSsss; 9 m- l.; nice sssasr'
.Is MY. lesooms; an nod. imps.; hnssss~;vs-
Ss3 Eth ne. rooms; bay window; gss asA usssP;
Han 6l2 18th ct n w., a5xg7; $40
TO solgysd teusnts. 4405d a. ne ~ rooms; I'll mod
imps. 30. 90
r14l9 East Capitol ST. Groom brick large yard: els.
2O2S 10th St n. w.. broom brick; els. Also smaller
houses for t1O mh2S-.H
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WANTED---HOUSES.

WANrgD-TO BUY FOR CASH. HOUSE O5, ?
w rooms north sectlon: must h. 4 bar-
gain Address HENRY AlLk. hs2 d st. n W. mSl -:jts
WANTED-A DEs1RABLE RESIDENCE. NORTH
s1.00O. w. 7. YOUNG, 1903 st. n. ". inh:ffsh
IANTED-I HAVE SEVERAL CLIENTS WHO
w want TO buy improved property an Investment
In owners will ind IL 10 their aftvantnse
70 place such Property with sale. wALTER a.
BROWN. IA: Pennsylvania ave. NV. inh:5)-.n
w dwelling IN desirable location Of llth ST. 10
cost about sld.UO Address, giving name and num-
her. HCk1Eh, siar once. mh.as;N
yNANTEp-AN IMPROVED PROPERTY THAT
w anil pay vel as an ", sssment; up 70 q, 900
XVANTED-T0 BUY on SMALL CASH PAY
w menfs, lsans Tor tsrn Of ysaFs house Contain
Ing IL or II room. With M b. eenstrucsd - thai
preisrred Must b. leceted bet "a 4tn. Fsfs II n
Adarvss DwkLLIxd HOCak, Star ofkce. mhsajoss
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LOB RENT-uNTUENIsHIp- q. n. -.
}les ySWens lS15 lesh e. 100
.tsis Il: siioiaa III Nss:s :;
$40 20 % ia z, ofhcs.
E 81 ss.s.,. Isl sS.hl' rs.s i'ss : sss.ai
sFTKNIs4ED.
&sh Z md JED rlscs ESQ Iowa ctrcle u. 600
rsa u :.s P IN M q;
Al 8 se cor At :. a0S ss l:sl s. ness K 80. I0
Conn ave p:: : NJ oe g lss i, r. RHpss. eirus
mhs, FITCH I ESS f : IRONY sys. 1. v.
Lon RKNT-yTORE AND DWELLING. az ffH
NV. Apply 70 J. n. WALKER. Room "a A5s
EoR hENT-s75,50. 1871 81. NV. ATTRAc.
rooms. cellar, back building, alley. modern mproys
m 9 exceilent neishborhood- JOS. fokkEsT,
LOB RENT-HOUsE 1901 / 81. NV, ~ ROOMS.
e 'nSaSssn q ScasIp
EfOR RENr-HousE 1871 G 81. n. W.; l6 ROOMS,
door ssoS ssp'F asSs nsr'
FOB RkNf,lsas 18TH sT: N:w; 70 RooMss;
a. Z. CoUNBE, i4SS n. Y. ave mh3i,;s
EOR RENT-A HOUSE IN GEORGETOWN, 1857
4 East Market space. suitable for restaurant. and
in perfect order Apply on the premises mh:sl 81
EOR RENT-DEsIRABLE BRICK; FiRsT.cLAss
loca,ion. l44S st. NV; bay Windows; = rooms.
81 psE 1sss.S Apply 70 o%sss. mi Ss.s ):
near Albaughs. mh31-eod1m
EOR RENT-CORNER 10Th AND B sTs. W..
directly opposite the smithsonian grounds and
ysnisnt to street cars; $40 per month JOHN b.
L furnished; carpets throughout. SO per month.
inh3l"u' lS4 10Th q. w. call alter ?. IL.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

;x ~ {. Ss ax III. S3: Ell Z s g
lne1hcs from Y q N. " pm. III
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WANTED--BOARD.

WANrED-REsPECTAH AND ExPERIENCED
w isdy dssirss ossra for hsrsslf and two yo1aa
dAuRhters dnax summer vscation Tor services Il a{
and eid.r d.nrnfsr; rstersncss sxrAanrsd. Addrr1
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FOR LEASE.

Eok LEASE : The FOLLOWING CH0lci,
Il houses srs rood value 81 the prices; 1877 IN9 y
ST. NV. entirsly new, with 70 rooess escL- s1 ~
ave. beautiful corner bouss, with 70 1904 ~ ~
groys1nenis, pspsrsd throuTbout - n 80 eseSe
hon.s with rooos ed cedar, Al impseys9sssS
'; ss & ES1ss1sls / s 9. :. :
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FOR SALE---HOUSES.

EoR sALE-lQ AND IL ST. Nw.;A fEw
stsps nom slectric csrs; 2-storv and basement
lots sro each % alley ssrrsin io1 short time.
,,ss.a AEh~iiA- II"fsi 4 wHIrf.
EQR sALE-soe ST. NV oNE or THOSE
u hsndsoa. new lpasss built by sehnrider; south
=, rs on i ave- mn ro' l~th
ROB sAhh-<sec stznw new. nine rOosns. hath.
ID pAeip !. sroNE. 100 rs.n.w
E'0R sALE-BEfekE INVESTING BE SURE TO
II r~t ons cfour bulietnso houses and iors for
III DAVID D, STONE, soeFa.nw
EoR sALE-A NICE HOME FOR "a, 200 on MAS
sachusetts ave. ne. near Stanton Park ey-vin-
and .sSsa sc. sSIains VII : :sIIss
0Tsr ~ ''F' a'Fp S EstS fbf B. s si
EoR SALE 81. 600 LIS THAN ACTUAL yALuk
aie st. W. j. socns, hath. inrns.p. eieiSir bells.
DC; sood-sised lot; will rrnf for ESQ: splendid IN
'tssn'sa' Apply .''n's'0 DAVID a = f fs' ~
Lok sALE--AX MN BRICK HOUSE WITH TWO
= story srsck stahe on 9 a. ne lsrse loi south
- DxviD b. sToSI'
1t So5 fsi. NV
EoR sALE-JusT THE PROPERTY FOR PAT
ent attorney; within square ot the patent Once
building ti,.t win make souIrete and convenient
de-ires TO make SINAI payments, bsianre on essy
'' @ss,lgS y,cs - ooa '1aS b . SisaT
Il Opposite the Hearst house on New Hampshire
between Dupont Circle and ST.. . handsome. lar-e
residence. nnely finished.
rHos J. FISHER CO.
mhSl- u LEA Of. NV.
I,Ok sALE-A NICE HOME ON THE 'hILL."
= Al, "a ST. ne; 70 h front; rooms and tain,
house IN cvlnpets order Ieen. rapered throughout.
so.In JOHN b. WIGHT. 1stSS q Of. mi3l-W
EoH SAI.E-N ST BETWEEN 18TH AND 18TH.
one q the ple,san,.st IN that paIi ii tie
CITY. very rolnforabie ,roui,i hou-e with lsrEe
ard oIehing ON 10 wlds alley. tor onty s1.tSu
JOAN u. VICAR. l4oSe 81. lnh:ii-ta
lrOk SAIL
Il ressdrnce on 10Th ST. between q aud X s;s cen
tanning j: rooms the frontAge 20 ieet frlce,
eayU 1hOS. J. FISHER n co.
rLh.Sl-S l.tsl 81. a. ~.
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EOR nEN7-

LION NENI-
Il til2 18th nv, 14r. 81.
sl4-Sl6 18th g. -.
Y3l.5S;,e,tS.a nv. a5r. /. I,
! iM a. ~. Inv NV LID id: Is 8. ; /;
G2 18th 81 NV. l:h..v..t
I la!,l ll th 8, nv. & as. {
Branrhyille. &. ......i
2l9 H st NV. Sr. ....4
1911 Pa ave. &......U. {
VI VI. ! Z z :; :. nv. %......:.;..4
:xA goth st. Tor. -. .35. .
Bis B Of ne. ". IL 4
90 c st NV. 6f.......3.:I
ri spruce st. i(f.......;i
fl3 18th st NV. NJ. 4
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WtSTED- BY APkIL4. ONE LARGE OF TWO
w FURNISHED 2d-story rooms, for gentleuan. wife
sh eiti. With fife Of caterer. in n ". part Of
city. Address u. n NJ, star once. IL.
WASTED-rwo FURNISHED COMMUNICATE
w in< roo;s, with hc1ri. Tor gentleman, vie and
nine yearold child location between lthh and itsh
slri e and l. n-w.; address with terms. Address
BOARD, star 0fLre Inh2S-d
WANTED : THE PUBLIC COMFORT COM
w ,nffee Of the patent centennial desire acromiuo-
d.tions Tor visitors Afril y Ia. Address. EDM ARD r.
fENMlCk. Box ff. stating fuIl parts nsrs. nh.S Il
w y you have room that yoa wish TO rent place Il
in our hands, nyoa wish TO = room Information
Tree. kooA DIRECTORY, .es4 81. n w. Koom T.
mhi9-tA'
WANTED-Ar ONCE FOR READY TENANTs II
w ar ~ fnr. and unfur rooms: persona having
rooms requested 10 pricrs ae. rood demand
Tor s. to slo rooms sHACkLkfURD'S AGENCY.
Ssss T. ST. n. W. iu65-ims
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1902 Chaplin St.. 11r. SEQ
ioI. U st nv. 1ir. to
t430 n st NV. ~. .,,...55
.!!02l H!llyer pl NV. 1lr. IS
lila l4tn st NV, III
l404 stouqhton 81. 9r. 10
1921 y st NV, 1r.........50
sQ.,, H ~ NV, 0r. As
N4 q 81 nw. 10r. As
l3:sS Pierce place. Or. ~
s01 I'd ST NV, ar. ID
400 9TH s; NV, store
and dwelling. 81
1870 18th st NV. sr......3J
lsD p st NV, store and
ware rooms. rs
.tl I,tn st NV, Ur .......2,:,
sol 18th st NV. Br......25
1lJ I'D vt NV. Ur. ..........2l.,
III I'D st NV, Or. .......25
SG9 y II ave NV. Or. 49,. 20
S04 y II ave NV, Or. 20
500 n II ave NV, 6F. 10
24:fS H st NV, Or ........20
..S LIST st sw, 0r. rs
ZIG, 9Th st NV, store.
81 ....-..-... Id
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STABLES

SIABLES.
Stable in % t'eandedby
d Conn ave. DE sales
!, and VI sfs.......-...-Oo
OFFICE ROOMS.
, HOS 4 st NV, nrsi floor
and basement .-.....S15O
s1lOs Il 81. ID and 4th
} hoors..........Soo and u
IsHED.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

EOR RE. T-tLATS-l2.9 ST. NV, CON
J. tanning rooms and all conveniences; centrally
iocateu; good location for vntinx furnished rooms
moderate rent IN advance. nh.,S-:it
EOR RENT-FIvE COMMUNICATING ROOMS;
"a hoor; b.th; windows to north and south on
pne OF st. cars in northwest Sl5 Also the cheapest
broom bricks in the city; ~, "a, tbi Lettie ST.
near 9TH and s.w. el0 z. A. MCINTYRE, ~! st.
u. W.. opp. Trinity Church. mhIS- lOt
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mhes B. WARNER CO.. $40 q. nv.
EoR RENT-BRICK $40 nth ST. NV; TEN
rooms go Brick Il23 10th St. nv; ten roop,
ehh Frame I'LL 9th 81. W. ten rooms 81. Brick
10. l1th st. s.e nine rooms AGO Frame 1905 st.
A. W; seven roonis SIS. Frame Az Nh ct. six
fI %h sore cellar i sisRele, fs f sx .sors
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-TO BUY TWOLOTS IN GOOD NEIGH.
w borhood, also house; Ir.cs about ST. 500. Adj
dress giving location, Price and size of lot Boz l
otar once mhsU.H'
WANTED-A BUILDING LOT, 10 TO 30 FEET
front; eligibly ocated In northwest section Tor
res1dsaice state location and lowest cash price
PITSEY BRADFORD,
mh2O-1w 13OJ st. n. W.
~ ANTED-PAkIIEsW WHO WISH TO SELL LOTS
W and take part payment furniture, carpets or
piano. address HUGO MORCH CO.. YEA ana U25
1th & ramos and furniture sold ON easy terms
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=. nth sis..,.,.....3lGG7
New Hsinpshire ayebe.
NJ and y SITS. LOO
18th, bet b and L NV. :. lJo
18th st bet Q and X SITS. ~,
NJ 81 bet | 9Th and 18th. .l2o
18th 1T near I..........l.sS
I'D ST bet 4 and r sts. "a
slst ri bet X and = SIS. l.s0
18th ST bet X and I. sfs. 1.l.:5
\ 81. bet 18th i @. ave. l:,J
10Th ST bet l and X sts. 100
K st, bet lithklSth SITS. l0O
Florida ave bet :,ls. and
I'd SITS. .....-........f 100
Delaware ave bet c and
~ SIS ne.. lW
18Th ~ bet h and L SITS. 30
= ST bet 18th and 18th
SIS. ....... ..-...-..,6 t.ssd
Rhode Island ave bet
lith and l5th SITS. -. 80
18th st near Boundary. 30
Mas ay. overlooking
Thomas Cirrie with sta.
DWELLING ROOMS.
Corner Mass ave and
Oth sc NV, ITS. SS per mo
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Eois RkNT-UNFURNI

The sb9ve;s only PORTION of the, property on my
the lst and 18th. Imh3ll THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN
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2 l3yv Ct nv. 6r.. So. 20
3 i a ssh e 81 I, ne e. o.; :: :; ~ ~
D Highland station. n. "a
= lois Y Vt NV, <r.......3
q Hyattsyiile. II. 10
Y 700 yah II NV, Or. .ls-0
2 ivg Il q NV. lr,.....:;;-ls
) ron 10Th 1t ne. ar. ia ~
o 10, Rigs st aw. tir. IL 30
!, 2lS q q NV. 5r;......l22
Q 1854 81 ne. ~. %. 10
q ~ Eenton u ne. 6..n-0
y - fenton place. Tn. 10 ~
0 4 Coluinbis ave. <r..-l3
Q " y q -. 4r ...---.-.-r-.S
w:h n -. I,......I5Q
!, No! Morths court. ~, .......--.
m It'll ~ n NM liz
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Rhode Island ave bet

Rhode Island ave bet
18th and Conn ave.
with stable. 1870
Conn ave and ! ST tcor-
X mr. Mcpherson 50. 80. 200
q st, cor 10Th. ......... 800
Cor & and 18th SITS,
overlooking McPher-
son Square ........ ES. -
h Il bet 10Th and 18th. 80
jefferson place aud
1--WE st-.........-....-.Ho
18th st. overlooking
Conn ave, bet NJ and
n SITS, with stable. .25e
II bet 18th snd 18TH. . go
n 81 bet Conn ave and
18th st. .25 $50
y bet 18th and 10Th. sOS. :s3
18th 81. cor 4 81. 49,. 100
18th bet ] and X SITS. ZOO
Conn ave adjacent to
Lafayette Square. go
II ST bet lyh and 10Th
SIS. -. -. 200
i ~ oss l.sth ana lisa
Ibe; 18TH and i,nh. led. u
New Hampshire ave bet
X and J. SITS. .llQ
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kOhkENT- Cottage. TakonE Park,
!, g S.,S Westminster 9 NV and stable sso
Vs.. "a st he. ti b.. % u Patterson ri, III . IA 80
?4s st. 3D. 80 1o6 ~ se. 6r ... II 20
lol st ~, 10 30 10 Michler court Ar
mh3U-3t RUST 4 HUNGERFORD. GA lAth q.
EOR RENT-LARGE STORE AND DWELLING
2o42 ith ST.. opposite base ball srotnds suit
able for any bust good stand for lunch and
rooners; rnt $40 OWNER. yO5 U st. ny m:sO-3t
EfOR RENT-A CLEAN. MANLY PAINTED BRICK
- house; water in yard; Johnsons row, near X and
9th sts NV. Apply Ar X 81. NV. nh:bs-;,t'
l. good order; 18th and C sts. s.e. 81. so.
WIN. h. HOFFMAN,
mh3O-3t 1921 Il 1t. NV.
lHOR RLNT-ll4l 7TH ST. NV, STORE AND
dwelling modern improvements; cellar concerted.
The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-08-05

that my first duty is to my country and
to my fellow citizens and TO this
Here the speaker lifted the stars and
stripes, and the applause was deafen-
ing. My next duty is to my party.
AS my party has seen fit to nominate
me for Office, | viii do all | can to
maintain the integrity of the Demo
cratic principles, and | expect to be
elected to the Office for which | am
a nomiLee. Applause.
l have listened with much pleasure
to the speakers Tonight There is al
ways something that sounds new and
CHEEKY IN a discussion or speech ON
Democracy. The principles cover
such vast field that it is impossible for
one man or any number of men 20 COW
er the ground, there is always some
thing fresh to hear in that grand doc
trlue of life. liberty and the pursuit of
happiness under a benign government
economically, rigidly and at the same
time lovingly administered, in fact,
Democraticallya admin cred. There is
nothing that gives more JOY to the ears
and soul OF man than to hear these
principles eXpounded by good speak
ers. We hope to have Democratic
government and shall contend for it.
Republican methods have been de-
fined here tonight. Those who have
lived here twenty-five or thirty years
certainly have tasted this boasted CEN
tralization of power. Ii you like that
sort OF thing, elect the Republican
ticket. If you are at heart opposed to
it, show your feelings by eecting the
Democratic ticket. Insist upon having
the right 10 say who shall be your
governor and your judges in this terri
tory. That is Democracy.
am sorry that my friend King could
not be here tonight; had he been here,
| might have been released from trying
to make speech, for his ability in that
direction is so we'll known. He voices
my opinions so clearly that | always
feel like sitting back and saying to
him, Go it, those are my views.
Applause. Ladies and gentlemen, |
wish TO say in conclusion that after
Monday next, when you hayp elected
me to office, will be found dong the
best | can in accordance with my views
and knowledge of Democratic prin-
ciples to serve the people of this Rep
resentatiye district with all honesty
and sincerity. Ladies and gentlemen,
| thank you for your attention.
AT the close of the doctors remarks
Chairman Dusenberry complimented
the people of Provo on the evidence of
their intelligence in so keeuly appreci
atlng the advantages of Democracy.
In behalf of the Democrats of Provo
the Chairman thanked the speakers for
the feast of good things they had given,
and the meeting adjourned with three
rousing cheers for Democracy.