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ALEXANDRIA.
THE ENGINEER Biz DEFEATED.

THE ENGINEER Biz DEFEATED
The proposal TO elect a city engineer and
initiate extensive plans toward street improve
ments, which had been adopted by the council.
came to an end, for the present at least. al the
aldermens meeting last night motion to
put the bnl on its second reading was
lost by tie vote, as follows: Yeas
President Marbury and Aldermen Agnew,
Goodrich and Lindsay, 4: nays Alder
men Bryant, Burke, Thompson and Nc
kensie. 4. The only change that will be made
IN the aldermen during the next two years 10
the substitution in July next Of MIR. T.. \.
Leadbeater for Hon. Lewis McKensie ms alder
man from the fourth ward but this. il is
thought, viii make no change in the policy Of
the aldermen.
NEW SCHOOL TRUSTEE ELECTED.
Especial meeting Of the two boards Of the
city council was held last night at the council
chamber and Mr.. Luther II. Thompson chosen
school trustee from the first ward vice Mr.
Townsend ID. Fendall removed from the ward
Mr. Thompson has long been the foreman Of
the Alexandria Gozefte Office, is a leading officer
of the Second Presbyterian Church and has
the esteem Of tho community.
GONE To FREDERIcksBuRa
Lee Camp Of Confederate Veterans. accom-
panied by the sons Of the veterans. left here
this morning at 7:2o in a special train TO unite
in the exercises of the unwilling of the coufed-
crate soldiers monument AZ fredericksburg.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
The city council met last night with q full
board OF aldermen, but q scant common coun-
Gil. The annual appropriation bill, heretofore
summarized in The STAR was finally passed
by both boards Mr.. John Stamford was
authorized TO erect a frame dwelling within
hre limits on Henry street between King and
Prince streets. The time for the tax sale OF
the property Of the Virginia Ship Building
company was ordered to be changed from the
10th to the 27th inst
COUNTY sUPERvIsoRs' MEETING
The Alexandria county supervisors held .
meeting at the court house yesterday. They
appointed Tibbit Allen surveyor Of roads for
Arlington district and J. W. Tucker for WASH
ington district j. T.. Sickels was recommended
for appointment as county surveyor and ]. ID.
Payne as superintendent Of the poor The
survey OF the new road near convalescent camp
was ordered to be recorded. and road applica-
tlons from Rosslyn and Northw west Alexandria
referred to the next board, which viii meet in
July.
NOTES.
The question between the city. of Alexandria
and the county Of Alexandria as TO the pay
ment by the county of the cost OF the pavement
around the court house. &C. has been referred
to the county judge for adjudication.
The Southern Land Company has been char
tered here, with Messrs. q. b. Mclean. j. A
Nj. Psssamon and ID. C. Cawley ~ the princi-
pal corporations.
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Transfers OF Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: R
Xaldron To r A 0,Donnal az oil auL lie o..


Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: R.
wsldron to T. A. O'Donnell ct al, sub ZIG, so.
1,051; IS, 600. Carrie E. T. Knox to H. Hinke
sub lit, Sc. 675; 81 800. p. Baur to Wilheimina
Baur, sub 6, SO. 412; g. Wilhelmina Baur to
Fredericka Baur, same property; s.. d. s.
Williamson to =. W. Reed, sub a, block 8, LIE
A. H. Frear, sub 8, So. $50; 1925. ]. E. BeaIl to
r. 8. Donaldson. part 10 and lots 20 and 20, So
TT; 6. Sarah J. Jones to Cornelia Wiikin-
son, one-half interest in lot G, So. 157; %, 500
J. A. Sims to same. same property; g.. A. NJ
1856; $500. Belle Bond to 1. B. Campbell
part 8, block 9, LIE Droit Park; g.. NJ
NJ. Manning to W. Pratt, lots 16 and II. block 6.
Glendale; 8. F. L. Moore to ]. s. Raeburn.
property in Valley st., W; w.; sl,750. W. W.
hurtz to A. A: Birney, lot %, block 8, Kalorama
Burrill. sub G, 50. 80; g.. H. c. Borden to
Aug. Burgdorf, lots IA and Is, So. 94S: g..
Emina 7. Werden to G. Vonief, sub lO5, So.
SOL; IS, 500. John Schultz to Hannah M. Tor
rey, lot Is, SO. 1896; $4,000. G. E. Emmons to
G. ". King, lot in pit 8. 50. 456; g. D. c. to
g., Mary Maloney,to Mary Z. Mann, lot 81.
Lanier Heights; s.. G. w. Rebble TO Eliza.
beth s: Conrad, sub 70, 50. $40; e.
Z; Jost to X. Hill, part 1, SO. Al; e.. T. E.
u, 500. G. B. Starkweather TO Alice A. White
parts to s, DIS sub Mt Pleasant; .. A.
G. Clark ct al. to Georgetown College, parts 10
and II, 50. 4S9; $500. d. orc. Callsghan to e.
g. DUNCAN, interest in SO. $50; g. E. ].
Sack s,asd 70 :; =; ssoola part g. sls; s2
sec. 4, Barry Farm; $7a G.. W, Gessford To-
John Schultz, sub ~, 50. 796; e.. In. JACK.
son to s. 8: Moffett lot "a, blk. 8, LIE Droit
Park; g.. J. E. Cromwell to Rachel A. John.
son, lot blk. l., Takoma Park; $500. Mildred
8. Coveu ct al: to J. R McPherson. one-third
pit. Of Friendship; $3.50. Virginia N. Farnell Ia
4. o. Varnen, pit. 8, SO. CAT; $500. MI. well
Ter ct al TO c. A. Shields, lots 10 and II. 81. 4
Of 1927; %, s6S.SS. W. H. Murray to M
swarm, lot IS, Chichester; el2s7a. w. II
Roberts ct al. to David Blum ct al ut. 2o. "a.
20; $4,000. C. II. Parker TO b 3. feishtos'
lot q and pit. Is, 90 6AS; 500. -
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Wisconsin Farmers' Convention.

The State Farmers Alliance met in conven-
ton in La Crosse, Wis, yesterday, the prime
object OF the gathering being q discussion Of
the project to organize all farmers societies
under one head. The convention was addressed
by H. r. Eagle Of Chicago on the subject Of
alliance cooperative supply stores. He was
followed by Aonzo Warden Of South Dakota.
president OF the National Alliance Aid Society,
who spoke on the subject OF insurance and the
necessity OF organizing all societies under one
head. Among those present are: President
Folk OF the National Farmers' Alliance and
Representative Jerry Simpson Of Ksnsas.
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Gen. John Mcneil dropped dead from heart
disease Monday evening in st. Louis He was
seventy-seven years old. In 1851, ON . call for
troops from Washington, Gen. Mcneil organ
lied Q company and was elected captain. Soon
after he was elected colonel Of the third regi-
ment, United States reserve corps, and later
was appointed colonel Of cavalry regiment
and sent to northern Missouri, where the title
Of general was bestowed upon him. He be-
times called the 'Palmyrs massacre" he having
ordered the execution Of tan non-combatants
because Of the refusal Of Confederate Gen.
Porter to release one Andrew Allsman, whom
Gen. Mcneil ,claimed had BEEN unlawfully i'm
prisoned. Since the war be has held varioua
political positions from clark Of the criminal
court to sheriff and assistant postmaster.
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Home Again.

One more Of the homing pigeons that was
shipped to Lawrenceville, Ga, on MAY IA by
Race Secretary Frank Reamer has returned.
The bird is owned by J. II. Stockman, sl1
North Capitol street,. ]. r., 8, Wilderness
This bird was liberated at the same time that
the bird that returned to Henry Hill, and Wall
lace's White Face were, May IL, consequently
1t has been twenty-five days making the Jour-
ney. Twenty birds were shipped by Mr..
Reamer TO Lawrenceville, Ga, last night to be
liberated Saturday, June Is.
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GEORGE LIE CoINrE
10 Have Hearing Tomorrow n Witness
are Able To App~nr

are Able to Appear.
Today in the Police Court Lawyer Campbell
Darlington called Judge Mnler's attention TO
the case Of George lie Cointe. who rs in Jail on
charges OF attempting to kill his wife and
Charles c. Frost in . 18th street boarding
house, as published in TIE SraR a, the time.
and asked that day be set for the hearing.
saying he thought the defendant was entitled
to q trial
Judge Miller also thought 90. and said he
would set the case for tomorrow and il would
then be heard if the prosecuting witnesses were
able to appear, but If they were not be would
grant Q further postponement
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No Color Line Tn Tt

The new Young Mems Christian Association,
recently organized, has as its official designa-
ton, the ''Y. M. C. A. of the District of Column
bia-" 1t is not, the corresponding secretary,
Mr.. Geo. M. Arnold, says, a "colored" Y. M.
c. A. and any such designation defeats the
very objects the projectors Of the association
had in view in organizing it. The organize
ton, Mr.. Arnold says, is non-sectarisn and
free from racial and color lines.
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verdict Of not guilty should be rendered in
the case Of the New York man who committed
suicide the other day because he had . jump
ing toothache.
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The square policeman is always round
OFF AND ON.

The man who lives above his income will
live below it some day. or die in the attempt
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Mrs. Chicago: "would You believe IL, my
first husband has been sent to the penitentiary
for having three wives"
Mrs. Boston-coidly: "Ah, . case Of large
amy"
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+ 4 !. RARE Kssl.s o sg TO INVESTORS!

DOR SALE
RARE OPPORTUNITY TO INVESTORS!
For a limited time can offer whole at a price
100 per cent under the market and upon exceptional
terms the finest property the Metropolitan branch
D. and y. railroad containing $40 800 acres in
grass all in the highest state Of cultivation and incud
Ing a new and comInodious Broom double dwelling
with fine barns and outbuildings, fruit shade and
water: This property has frontage of y mile both
sides Of the railroad and y mile pike 55 feet above
tue; % minutes ride from Capitol; Communication 8
tents per trp minutes by rail and 10 minutes drive
established suburb around Washington, with every
and West End. Rockville depots with 81 daily pas
senger trains. -
AT price asked 1t would be cheap stock FARM but
70 nlcate OF capitalist this offers splendid oppor
tunltS for purposes Of subdivision into lots to
ioI winch there is great local demand and which
San oe SOLD readily $50 per cent under any subdivision
Win pig showing Of profit. inspection invited. For
price, TERMS plat, &c, apply to
,,,. JOHN +. WAGGAMAN.
yelpOt Cor 14th and u SITS. NV
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TIN living Of of my wits now" he said
proudly.
Il thought So" she replied quietly. "why
don't You try to live on them awhile?"
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

L,OR SALE--SIX FINE LOTS ON THE RIVER
road near Tennallytown D. c., in the angle formed
by the TennaIytown and Glen Echo Electric r. R.
feet and can be purchased at rates from to
teI0-ft Hos N ST.
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Another Herdic DRIVER Rohhed.

Last night about 9 o'clock as herdic No. IS
was passing along Sd street northwest between
G and H streets the driver, H. J. Juscoe, was
hailed by colored man who inquired some
thing about the street. The colored man slut
tered in order to detain the driver while an
other colored man on the opposite side of the
vehicle reached over and took his cash box.
tickets.
A number Of times the herdics have been
robbed in this way. The cash box is not even
fastened to the vehicle, and the loss falls upon
the drivers, most Of whom are poor men and
cannot afford to lose the amount of money and
tickets generally carried in the boxea
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The case Of the English coachman Hovletx
who came to this country under contract 70
work for Mr.. Eustis Of Warrington, DC, has
been transferred TO this city. The Treasury
Department. decided that Hewlett was debarred
from landing, and that he must be returned 10
England ct the expense Of the steamship com
pany that brought him over. The department
u nov informed by Superintendent Weber of
the New York immigration bureau that How
lett was allowed to land and that his present
Whereabouts are unknown. He said further,
however, that he had referred an the papers in
the case TO the United States district Attorney
at Washington, with . view to proceeding
against M. Eustis. who win be liable 10 . iine
OF $1,000 in case It 10 shown that be violated
the alien contract labor law. A. this law makes
no special provision for the return Of pro-
hibted Immigrant after he has landed and en-
tered the country, the treasury o6icials are
puzzled Is 70 how they nov can accomplish the
return Of Howlett One nsthod sugesstsd i
mat ne 6e made . party 70 the p.oPosed suit
rested under regular legal process
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TAKE out an interest-bearing certificate Of
deposit with WOODS Co, benksrs
Aduk 1131 street.
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SHOOTING STARS

This is an appropriate time for the Prince Of
Wales TO preach baccaratlaureate sermon.
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The winona paper mills ct Holyoks, Ma,
have been sold st auction 70 Mosss Newton,
president Of the Newton Paper Company, fog
mills
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John Carter was before Judge Kimball today
because he left his horse on the street without
being fastened to . hitching post or having
weight attached. There was also . charge Of
destroying tree. The animal was left stand
ing on the street and il walked ahead some dis
lance and broke small limb of q tree. The
Judge told the owner that he was bound TO se-
cure his horse 30 that the trees would be pro-
tected, and imposed fine Of s10
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lfOH sALE-TWO-OLD COLONIAL EsTATEs N
4 Aaryland. LArye brick mansions in gpod rspais
End Sut6risSipM VIZ ress9n,bls prices Tor ssms.
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The best investments sround Warrington for
the price, wesley HeiehtsL-Adu6
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The Senator and President Harrison Have 9
Long Talk Together.

MR. HARRISON WILL NOT USE FEDERAL PATRON
AGE TO PROMOTE HIS CHANCES, BUT DESTROYS
OF PARTY SUCCESS
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-vERY CHEAP-A CHANCE FOR
speculation-50 acres, beautifully located for sub
DIVISION few miles out on the Met. branch B. and o.
railroad short drive from the city For particulars
INQUIRE OF BEDFORD W. WALKER son, 1905 f.
jel0-1w WV
kfARMS. FARMS. FARMS FARMS
IN all sections Of Maryland from 2 to ], 600 acres
ana IRON $lO TO $500 per acre. Now Ia the time
idly. II r BR0DKS 10y
Hn-I-3m 6l6 l2th st. n. ".
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PERSONAL

A UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
IA Williams Co. Communications promptly at
tended to and strictly confidential Office open ali
hours VIM. WILLIAMS, Manager. go + st. H. W.
jeS-lm'
WATCHES. DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY ON
w easy payments, without security. COURANT
WATCH AND JEWELRY CO.. 5l7 10th st. NV,
je6-lw'
NOW is THE TIME TO PUT IN YOUR ORDER
~ for summer suit Call and examine my fine line
of serges. diagonas. cheviots &C. Perfect ut guaran-
teed. M. CHASER. S29 Hh St. NV. jeti-Iws
WILL GIVE $50 CASH TO ANY ONE SECUR
w ing me any kind of employment under govern
ment paying about $50 per month, Waterman pre-
ferred Address j. 4. B., yU7 4th st. n. W. je4-dts
OWL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
" and answers. Send 10 cents to
3. W. FLYNN, A. NJ, Ivy Institute
my261m' Southwest cor. 9TH and II SITS. n w.
HARTS ROACH POWDER THE BEST IN THE
world beware of limitations that are put up in red
boxes; get Harris trade mark on the boz Detroit 6l7
Z st. n. W. Send your order. my:Es3r I'm.
NOW is THE TIME. WE WILL PAY .BIG
Money ior gents, nrst class second andclothing
NV. "a
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
COMMISSIONING OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
" and Territory, Notary and y. 8. Commissioner.
In ONCE from q. IN. to pm. n17
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g TOP MOMENT
. AND READ THIS.
Are you looking for place in the countfy?
Then have just what you want2pnly 10
miles from the city-nigh and healthy and i'm
indefinitely at the statIon-arge lot, 20 by li5U
covered 18th beautiful sod-your lawn already
made. Prices moderate and terms easy. We
have both houses and lots. II you would like to
beautiful place call at the office and you
will be taken out to see It without expense.
BELrsvILLE LAND IMPROVEMENT CO..
my.S2vs Room l5. EQuitabie buildinr
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WHEN HE RlNa

Miss Fifthavenue-to young man from the
west: "Ah, Mr.. kouboi, do you sing?"
Mr.. K.-frankly: "Yesm, if there amt any
body around with gum"
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

pUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
JUNE fssf Sc1ck
MoIihinston o. Montromery county, Nd The sarm
hadte ss r. the q
others.
THE FARM CONTAINS 800 ACRES.
More or less is well watered and tmbered There can
on the place The farm is under good fencing and in
The dwelling is extra srye frame house contain
ing 10 large rooms. with ine cellars under the whole
house The outbmldings large barn. houses,
granary, eaTriage house, wagon shed, meat house.
a ahq an 0.ner Necessary Posses
out the wheat crop this fall. The growing crops Of
Terms of sale: One-thlrd cash on day Of sale. the
balance IN two payments Of one and two years the
the purchaser to be at all expense deed convey
ance. &C. CIV HILLEARY
C. B. FOUT. Auctioneer. jeg8t:
L'OR SALE OR RENT-BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
sion mile from station Address 7. D. TEMPLE.
IN ACHES; ,sIx-R0OM COTTAGE; SPLENDID
III shade and water fruit Of all kinds u mile from
station Price. $1,000 Easy TERMS o. Z. HINE.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR CITY OR GOOD
and Mil with eight room dwelling and outbniid
location in Frederick county, Md. This valuable
pI is at less i bnck XII RTrse FORD
EOk sALE-AT BR0OKLAND, CORNER HOUSE:
six rooms and cellar built for owner use; dry ali
G yiaS sns
I MILE FROM SILVER SPRING, ACRES OF
land with nice dwelling good we'll and rsiit trees
ssss sa''s purchaser b AT saEpy st.
EOR SALE ~ ACRES OF WE'LL SHADED LAM: :
one-third of mile from I'd r. II. station to Falls
fERS SON spc%e soH ssa Price 5000 JOS BED
DOR SALEM VILLAGE OF FALLS CHURCH.
= 10 acres; y-r0om house and outbaildings; well
fenced and s shaded Price sllOOo JOS. kEDFERN
EOR SALE = FARM ADJOINING CHARLTON
Walk o% the s nea Me o
water at the door abundance young fruit tfees
now bearing needs be seen to be sppreciated vii
exchange for city property, Price ~ 90
,es-5t si6 St. NV.
vienna. va; FIVE MINUTEs' WALK FROM
station q; Acres q Valuable snd Commanding
i lar house heated 6y furnace e; large barn Tindml
country place; cheap o., 2UO terms very low Also
tract lots containing from Il IL acres with
health and scenery the location is the best These LOTS
can be sold on the most accommodating terms. WA
je6-5t
L'OR sALE-1-ROOM COTTAGE. WITH / ACRE:
L broom cottage with acres; 4-room cottage with
aon,gc@sry county ND within hall mil. %iis q r. rain II
10 .
L'OR sALE-ONLY &, NILES FROM CITY 641
Ss Fl g r. per-
| NEW sIx-RoOM HOUSE; GOOD WATERi LARGE
g.ls '0 two .lnA i.f,5. Hs- HsE aenn. Va
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W oopsrpr

w oops1pE
Lies between the Metropolitan branch and the 18th st.
PIKE facing the railroad on the west and the pike
the east and soping toward both. The drainage is
celient, water good and easily obtanable. The subd
VISION Is eight miles from Washington and 10 the only
ten houses now on the subdivision and to be
built at once The Rock Greek National Park as sur
veyed extends TO point opposite the southern end of
tins and TO the Of IT about threeQuar
tiers OF mile Executive avenue extended forms the
eastern boundary of the National Park and will con-
sutue, when completed, the drive from the
Lots tor sale on easy terms and lower than In any
other subdivision OF similar advantages.
For plats and particulars apply to
b. +. LEIGHTON Owner
ap1l-3n ASP Louisiana ave. NV
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THE POET AND THE FARMER.
'Tnto all lives some rain must fall"
But out there in the west,
The farmers have to irrigate
Or dry up with the rest.
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EOR sALE-THE CHEAPEST Farm IN The
y state-2TS acres. good improvements. l3-roora
dwelling, all necessary outbuiidings (new) plenty a
fruit. the best stock and IN the state ii
miles from Washington, Baltimore and Ohio rsilroad
and one mile from station including stock, iIuplss
ments and All growing crops; plenty OF SHADE around
myl3-1ms 1.fIa n - I.
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EoR sALE-POT0MAC RIVER FARMs-MzNY
4 desirable propsrtes q bargain prices.
q. II. CALVERT co.,
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QUAY's CONFERENCE.

A dog never wags his tail when he IL going to
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UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS.
ADDITION TO BROOKLAND,

. LOTS FOR SALE in this beautiful suburb of Wash
TERMS
This is the handsomest part of Brookland, which is
already thriving village of upward of 100 houses.
Two lots have Just been bought TOR CHURCH and
SIZ, OOO appropriated for q SCHOOL HOUSE.
HIGH AND HEALTHY LOCATION, GOOD SOCIETY,
PkOAIMITY TO The CITY AND ACCESSIBILITY
B1 IHE MET. RAILROAD AND ELECTRIC CARS,
ONLY QNE FAkE AND A FEW MINUTES RIDE:
SlDEWALKS AND SHADE TREES.
For plsts and information call at Office Of BEDFORD
W. WALkER SON, 1905 St, where a salesman is
ready to accompany those wishing the property
or on HARRY BARTON. 1871 Est. jelO-lm
EOR SALE-THE GREATEST BARGAIN NEAR
THIS C1Ti-TWENTl-S SIX ACRES OF LAND!
One OF the most beautiful SUBURBAN HOMES
OVERLOOKING WASHINGTON. Large double g
room dwelling. good barn and outbuildings. Only
$500 One-third cash, balance time.
1e6-Tt X. A. PHILLIPS, 14l9 N Y. ave. NV.
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The ship captain is opposed to art at sea, be-
cause he always casts of his painter" before
he sails.
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EOR SALE-WELL SITUATED GROUNDS AND A
large. delightful old-fashioned house, well adapted
Tor summer DOarders hotel. Inquire of Mrs
JULES DIEUDONNE. Badensburg. Md. my19-l ms
E'OR SALE-HAvE YOU SEEN THIS SUBDIVI-
Il sion, Berwyn! You should; tickets free; price
St. n W. my20-lm
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The beggar may be Is hotty as the King, in
summer.
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L'OR SALE-6-ROOM AND BATH BRICK HOUSE,
II 4l6 9Th 81. 5 For further particulars apply TO
>. Is. BIZ X. tD II 81. >. JesGt'
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for having three wives"
Mrs. Boston-coidly: "Ah, . case Of large
amy"
The square policeman is always round
The man who lives above his income will
live below it some day. or die in the attempt
TIN living of of my wits now" he said
proudly.
Il thought So" she replied quietly. "why
don't you try to live on them awhile?"
verdict OF not guilty should be rendered in
the case of the New York man who committed
suicide the other day because he had Q jump
ing toothache.
=. WHEN HE SANG.
Miss Fifthavenue-to young man from the
west: "Ah, Mr.. kouboi, do you singg'
Mr.. K.-frankly: "Yes'm, if there amt any
body around with gum"
THE POET AND THE FARMER.
Into all lives some rain must falr'
But out there in the west,
The farmers have to irrigate
Or dry up with the rest.
The ship captain is opposed to art at sea, be-
cause he always casts of his painter" before
he sails.
The beggar may be Is hotty as the King, in
summer.
That man Ia richest who ,,aea his nonev hest
A dog never wags his tail when he IL going to
bite you.
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Ind, II rooms; : bath rooms, cedar closets, he.
heated Dy steam open daily vatchuan in charge
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That man is richest who uses his money best