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Co1espc ndsrce Of The Evening s,s-
NV Inxnc.- CnxN Inly % 1901

GATED.
Corresprnds-ee 81 tn. rv.,t,x s,,.
SvvIoxno.- 1,ox> J,,r 20 100,
~, - :,
ieeeh' u1-is Oh inc "ni'e sfua"ioh
WIN the naval aihha have attracted more gen
eral interest IN the east than any naval affair
for wears The snuadrou sailed from Hampton
po.1. +h. Ia, - Ir,a ,,. a--;va5 a, Roston
- -, -
- IN .iine '" o'i'et 'He y" $40
ing OF the fourth oil Jhsy- Inc peopls OF Dos
ton were prepared to receive the squadron with
al honorx Yachts. tugs. steamers crowded
,,i,l ,,,,la az, ..;1;,,, h,.t. all twin, IA MANY,
, -,
hsss ana pehnahts as tnete couiu pe iot'i'u q
pAes to,, Het inc se siPs o. me ~. e v v
~ tue neo'- 80, 40, I'm. my. .. -. ga Al. a.
ol PeopIe e.ie III ~. ~ IA, Vie
ny "a' s -, . III s,,o .i
~ -. me- eo 4.i ~ sno~ 'ne Pcp 'ii ,e,.J~;
.ne hes So US -. e, ny -
I'm ~ Ie ne =. t"o t'si'I 1 81 -. .ss
80 ~, ~. ~ 49, g. ~, =. -. .
~ "'A'' W ""'e navy "o''"' VI '">N
So. ooo . -, $1,000 -, Az ,.,. nj,
~ h,N., - ,--i - -, ar 90.
..,;,'s - yrsh.sh !, 81. Ros,oT ravv yayd
6-,i.s ,h .P - 80. IL Z - 10 ,bsv were
s.iifs - - - -, ~ oxoIntion in
m - Va ooS.u t-e 80, ~ -, ..blns
$500 ~, tn. ,,,,t,,,s,sc, wee told of IN,
-. -. a J-,iiaJ - ~. onn. inst A. the
ss.,,I.r -. ars Ths gnn iiyisions Of the
men-of-war first went through the drills while
tbs mllItlamen looked on; then the tables were
turned and the miiitiamen took their places at
the guns. They were ready and willing TO
learn. and. although The drills could not De said
20 have shown the excellence that only long
Practice gives. they were stilI characterized Dy
qnlokness and precision Here men VINO were
used TO cruising IN their own yachts ana wiz
never need OF turning thelr manu- TO mahhai
labor, took up The handrplke anu tackle anu
pred and pulled hse old t~rs- Ihey loon thelr
course OF Instruction AZ an classes Oh guns
from the big elght-lnch Oaroette guns OF the
Atlanta and Boston To the gathngs. Then
day VI boat drill followed, all the httlngs OF ule
posts Tor abandon snip, arm ana away posts,
distant service and cutting out were explained,
ard then When eaeh man W as toid ms guy 'nese
" 49,
Ahh AtiAoA "S DLEn is-A'D
oh tne thiru Jay Vi 'ne uiiNS 'lio sdu""ioi'
ssaiheu dONh Dos'on n"ooi " Dee' isi"h"'
where psrt- OF the militia and ship crews were
ssnt ashore 10 defend the island Win
small arms. howitzers and gauings. while the
balance OF the crews formed inc ataeAlhR
party anu tcOk possession OF the lslahd. All
the vessels nerceiy Oombarded the Island WITH
blank charges while the landing force dlsenl-
barked- The forces were quickly formed and
deployed. the enemy VAS party intrenched. but
his PO-ition was hanked and the victory de
ciied IN favor IT the attacking party. Then
NANNa II aNnN Hr14GE VA
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WANTED-ROOMS.

xEANTED-A FRENCH PROFESSOR DESIRES
w a comfortable furnished room Tor board) tor
change OF lessons given every Gay to one or many
pupils. Address FERNAND, Star ONCE. 3y30-:S'
NNANTED-ONE LARGE OR TWO SMALL
w nicely furnished rooms. with bath, mod. imps,,
for light housekeeping by young couple without chill
dren permanent II suited; state terms Address
NORTH, bar office. iyI0-N.
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-OFFTCES.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
= the office Of the supervisng architect Treasury Dc.
the pAY 81
4s9l. for farpishtnE and delivering q the Treasury
once during the fiscal wear ending June 80, 1S92. In
secordsnce with the Specification and schedule. copies
Of which may be obtained application at this oce.
Zach bid must be accompanied b. csrt.Nsd check
sum not less than per cent Of the amount Of pro-
posa The department Will reject all bids received
after the tune herein stated for opening the also
a bids which Do not comply strcty With Al tns 70
s Go n envelope sealed and psEked lToposs
the Once Of the superv,snS architect Treasury De
psrtment, Washington. d. G. and addressed 70 W. J.
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win Close His Doors at ldidnight.

DoS'r misa the Glen Echo music festival
AdI.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

EoR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, TEN ROOMS AND
cellar: numerous closets: all mi. Interior
aud pension ONCE. ~ X st. n. ". Key next door.
S.i5. ty3l-h'
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Fora fun hst Apply to wEscoTT WILCOX.
NN 1907 Pennsylvania a. ~
t,ol. hANI-bY THOMAS T. wAuGAMAN,
kesl Estate Aren't. SIT L II. v ~
HOUSES.
NORTHWEST.
@s3 st, rms i. and Gpnton building. nm

wy ct, rms i. and Gpntou building. nm
kouI IL 10
foS La ave, LIST 6oOr or Ciuuton build's room
easement, 'front.' H.. ...,.. ..... 80
rooms 30 GuptOn building.
4tso La ave. 4th floor. l4........,........ 10 so
Srooius -..............GH5 103 18th 81 rms y
Gunton buildg, rms II aud Ii. each. -. 10
3D. 3d. 603 10Th 81 Nv. 81. 10
bteS 10th 81. room 3...ls Central build q rm -. 10
sts la aN Ok r, I'd ar. - OOnton buildg rm %. ~
Vernon row. rin 20 10 OuniOn building. .
Gunyon buiid's rms 30 basement rooms. 49,. s
and ~ 1900 1900 Is 46S La ave. front room.
Contra, build =. ~ :. 10 ith a
The above is only . portion Of the property on my
looks. Fer full list call at oce for bulletin issued on
the LIST and 18th. lly.Sl THOs. L. wAGUAMAS.
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His PariOr Rifle Made Trouble.

GRAND closing festival at Glen Echo tomor-
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GAS TAR ron SALE.

n AS TAR fOR SALE.
The COMMITTEES on Light Of the Alexandria city coun.
ci have 70 sel the gas tar made the city
Eas works 20 the person or persons Offering the lsxe
% ~ NJ sSs9n xhs PTSduct Of ths yeax VIII q scte
must furnish he barrels pay for pumping and remove
fe!Sons who wish 20 bid will sddraes their lstrs 70
me Ae1SSnafas Ens vorhs married. Prcpeeal. sor g.
GUST THIRD. 1901, q FOUR Pm. Terms: Oash On
iTSsss.ix s. I. do5 aKk1 Col: ssnp'''n''aA-'''
SEALED PhOP0sALs ApDREslE6 40 ''COH-
misseS On street" eaditoEs St3cs, Alsxandxis.
fs sIi r. .. 81 Is q: e:
Plans and specidcotouS ON b. I'm n tha audftoes
once city hall Ths right y reserved 10 rs3scs any %
I'll oads. 3y2l-l0ss
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WANTED--HOUSES.


WANTED-TO BUY AT ONCE-ASIX OR SEVEN.
room house; northwest; lot suitable for stable
price about S3.OO Address X. NJ. star office. IT.
WANTED--REF1NED FAMILY, 3 ADULTS,
w wishes the care of fur house or fat for the
ERAL. Star office. iy:1l sts
WANTED- FOR CASH-DIRECrLY OF OWNER
SMALL HOUSE IN DECENT NElGHBOR-
nOODi stlte size. location and lowest cash price
HOUSE, 70. Box 30S, city. ,y3O-3t'
WANTED-TO BUY AT ONCE, A TWO-s STORY
W house; Srooms and bath all modern improve
ments IN good location. northwest do object to
northeast il not than two blocks from Capitol
from S 600 to -. 500: pay from SIS to $50 Per
month ON same.
Address c. NJ O.. Star office. Iy3o-st'
WANTED HOUSES FOR RENT-wE HAVE
w numerous applications for eli classes Of houses for
rent list your houses with will rent them. COL
iect rents and make prompt returns.
SPEAR VIDETTO. Real Estate.
!ylS-lm $40 ST. n ~.
WANTkD-hOUsES TO RENT; 1 AN HAVING
w daily application. for houses; parties desiring
secure good tenants and prompt returns 90 by
placing their property with for rent; taxes and
water rents paid and other matters
to without extra cost GEO. W. LINKlNS, 500 10Th
st. NV. ty1lm
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COUNTRY BOARD.


~ rsS :, rsI,.. ,fs@ a.lsr'. Tsrry. ". VI. og-s
weed. Mn JOIN Tbs iEDs ~
ys,.e,. fi asl, b. e
'rnE ENAR1RfENs. fAIIS CHURCH. VA
=, Rooms With ec.rl, from ansusi / hrs, class
court iIgi,. nlilI and ch.cIsi's MTs. KAiNoSp1.
pLEksANT AND pEsiRABLE BOARD TO BE
or s s or rs4.s ss s r .r pssn,S s'S,,sa
Se lfI saoas st SSasiy =. AaS'' rHk sesE
1loARDLRs wANTfD-MT. PHEASANT. Mon
- and be. Thy loot Bue Ride. mountains. few -ieTs
20 r. y. thres niss .rSin dslci sood roads terms.
GJsoN. snicssr.y,ile, Toadoaa county. VI. jysi,a.
TIE MALLS, -, "a
,.,o ~ Two desirable communicating rocns,
rHEAP BOARD DrRING AUGUsT AND skf-
y tenlter MIS-. MeryIe A. Taylor, Purc-iirlls Ioa-
1onn county. Va; nse minutes fron station ". ".
vcse,1h,es. milf ana Ice fscohisn siIinss water
THLoAks XIV ERToN, va. :. HOURS fK0N
,,SSsh n,sr' oes,lss. sa,ni, a1a ns.ins bus .,sy
wrss Mrs, saML a6EoAS. Rivsrton. Va S.s6M
rtRRACE PAIN. soUTB KivER- BOARDING
-, anrn ne the .nnine. oo.sins hath,ns anf nAhnS
". HIGGINS, Annapolis. Ma S3 81
Eoop COIN rRY BOARD FOR Fkw GE>TLi-
NJ men miiss noT,h e eisy hs.lihs. nm. rsoss
hNaeeNAi AAAhlf" 81 i-tsh - NV 0-ST&
CHEsrNrT HTiL--PFESoNs WISHING COM
" iortsble board With every advantage % VILLAGE and
country. in sght OF station. lArFe lawn, abundant
shade nilk and ice. spplS TO Mrs. h. c. hACV>.
ursnse. Va b.H ~.
wtNrkr BOARD-lO MfNuTEs' wALk To
station IN Fairfax county. on frsdsricksburr and
Nlrs nla Midland railroad lArse roouls sA1e. and
ME: nrst sass table bard. Address Bp Rot NDf
hotsf. hl-rsndris. Va ,y2s2~'
IA ANTLD- MORE BOARDERs All PLEASANT
w, View Tor August and September. a fen very d.
ersble roono vacant. Ercellent table. good waters
GREEN. Boyds. Nd. ysr-I~'
A fEw MORE BoARDEks CAN RE ACCoMMo-
"A dated 81 LAKE View farm by Let VI AuSu.t, i've
ininut wslk IRON harine station, b and d. n n
Address Mrs. y. }. WAGNER. Rockville. Nd. jy2s-iw
I AhGE MsNsIoN-PLINTl or SHADE: CON
Nen.nt TO cars and dsly mails and al COMFORTS VI
my2i,Saa. Hamilton. Ioudoun CO.. VI.
RoARD IN TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- board IN tho mountains Virginia. lsrxe, shady
sNn ice, milk, fresh vegetables aud iruit. Address
Mrs yNO. slOCkiON, klo. AlhenIsrle co.. Va
81 oCUsT LAWN" SUMNER BOARDIN9
IL house fruit, he. milk. &C. IN prOfnson tabis
phr,ssp sssed aSundAncs " shade Addrsss FRANK
MIR. boyas. Nd. Nloim
4 hALl bLArE sPkIN9s HoTEL GOOD BOARD :
y excellent rooms delightful soenery, CLOSE
tloil. teieSrafh office. mountain and river. Pine
ShAlybeate sIr1ns. Per lao. e2S ~ as; per us>f
ss.5j,o sio. Apply % A 2. MeINfTRff. sirs..
onrs. Va Dism
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MANIFESTATIONS
WANTED-sITUATIoNs FOR TWO CHAMBER
w maids. two cooks, ons governess; also clerks.
type wriers, drivers. watchnen. engineers and help
Of all kinda Si0 I st. NV. upstairs. It.
VANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY rob COOKS,
w maids. nurses. lanndrees honseworkers buffers,
coschinen walters. footmen. farm snd dairy all
have references from last place. 6l3 It'll st. IT,
WANTED - SITUATION IN GOOD GROCERY
w and provision store by young man with experl.
ence in cutting meats. best reference as TO hon.
esty. sobriety, &c. Address MEATS, Box no Star
office. ty3I-ots
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED
woman. situation in private family to do general
housework and plain cooking; city references. Please
cali @4S st. n. It.
WANTED-PosITIoN AS COLLECTOR; BEST
w references and bond. Address A. B., Star Once.
WANTED - EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
servants. city, country. Differences furnished)
Also positions for CLERICAL applicants CITY INTELII-
1ENCE OFFICE. ~ 1lth st. D. SHACKLEFORD.
jeI9-;l9t'
UNSATISFACTORY FOR NURSES, MAIDS,
w Porters, housekeepers, cooks houseinen. host
lers. drivers. watchmen bellmen, engineer. seam
strSsses. Kitchen and farm hands. BURNHAMS,
Illu u 81. q. W. 5y2o-eRs
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-FLAT OF SIX ROOMS. FUEL AND
l. gas included. Apply JNO. MORAN, 2l26 Pa. ave.
EoR RENT-TWO SUITES OF FIVE ROOMS
- each with hath. windows to north and south,
large yard. AZ st. ". Also several suall houses
renting from $l5. 80 down to 90 per month. e, A.
MciN IKE. SSS 1t. NV, OPP. Trinity Church.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN 1HE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
The 3D. day Of July 1901.
ASHTON TODD. Complainant Cor PissptirD VI.
MARY ARCHER TODD. Defendant In Eauiu.
No. 13l4s. Doc. 70.
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Nsssrs- Lsixh koos-
SOP and conway hohinson. gr.. bis sol4cltors. n "
ordered that the defsndant Mary Archer Totd causs
hsr % Dc enterrd herein OF osfors The
nrst rule day occurring forty dsys sftsr this oAy
Otherwise the cause VIII 10 proceeded with - In eAss
OF default.
The object Of this suit IL 20 obtain absolute a.
vorce from the defendant and from the bond 81 mar
rage existng between the psntn and ths oefsndanS
upon the ground OF des~rtion.
This notice 10 be published once week for each Of
three Successive weeks The Evening Star osfoeo
said day and IN the " sshinstou Law ksportsr.
BY the Court A. a HAoSKR- Associate Jusetsa
True copy. Test. n. .. ME1Gs. Clerk. &c
yl1-law3v. ByH. A. CLANCY, A.st. Slsrk.
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PERSONAL.

AT MfILER's DINING EsTABLisaaENT. 80
"A a Al n ". and oz6 Ia. eve. n ", you VII b
served with better table for lees monsy and hssts
service than any other dining room in wsshington
y3o-lG'
W;E HAVE 4 LARoT DENAED FoR aENTs
w nst-clsss sscond-hsn1 fleshlng. Very nberi
prices paid. Addrso q call ~ JusTAt OLD STAND.
olS ID g. nv. syl1
A uTHoRIzED PkIvATK DETECTIVE 4oENcY.
"A Williams %. Comm ppicstions promptly az
tended 20 apd srcfly .eonfdsntial ozhoe opsh al
hour. WI wflLlANss HsnagG. go D IS y ..
,ystlm'
IvIL SERVICE KxAMrEArIoH ouEsTioxo
$50. = w. srLSxn; an: w Irss.,uas
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NOTARIEs PUBLIC.

OoMMIssIoNKR OF DEEDs TOR EVERY STATE
ana 1'''s SIG NSs. 1 Ell u ST GeHT':se AZ.
In oGbes from an 70 pm nI7
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THE INV YORK NAVAL MILITIA.


NV iork. where the Chicago, Concord and
tcrFedo bat Cushing were waiting to Join
them. The admIsals bag was transferred from
the Newark Go tie Chicago and the details of
the drill for the New York naval reserve were
arranged. The reserves we're mustered on
bnaId the steamer stOningtOn ON the 10th and
Oh The Esxt day the squadron steamed from its
anchorage IA North river around the battery
aud out through Hell Gate Oh Its way to New
LOndo ~. where the drills are taking place on
FI-hsr Island The wharyes and piers were
eTs Nded with people anxious ~ see the mag
nltcett sight. aad cheer after cheer greeted us
- we novel slowly down the river. MANY
steamers WERE dressed in flags and the coIors
we're constantly being dipped ia answer To the
sN!utes Of passing steamers and yachts. The
departure from New orb and the passage for
miles down the sound was huge ova-
tion 10 the nations hnest feet. and a
the friends of the navy increase il il
al evidence that the people are beginning 10
rrAiise the need of ships of war and are willing
- give their support toward building them.
Al usher Island the same program Is being
followed with the New York reserves that wal
folloxed az Boston with the reserves there
After the drills over the squadron will re-
turn 90 New York. and according TO the latss
authorized statements viii leave there abon
August Is for q cruise TO Boston Newport
Portsmouth,. Nh, Bar hsrbor and Halifax
1be Philadelphia and Petrol Of the North Al
lantic squadron are ut Halifax aud the hear
sarge Of the same squadron u undergoing re
pairs 81 Portsmouth, Nh. The other ship o
ua.t squadron. the Enterprise, IL ~ Bar Aar
Dor This squadron will mobilize in about tyr,
weeks and prepare for evolutions along tn
eoSst, lasting about six veeksL The presen
nililtla drill will be the last for this year ana
the squadron will get . xsll-ssrned rect fyon
the hard work Of the last four weeks. Some o
TIE ships are IN need VI repairs and il il hardi,
probable that the present squAdron can be bel
together longer than until September. Rumor
Of foreign cruise raise the hopes of the odiosrs
only % find later that the foreignnsss Of N
rinse 10 limited to Long Island sound.
still the present work bEings the navy proni
ssnsiy before the people. and II any increass /
tAs general knoulsdgs Of the public IN rsgar
60 the navy has been made the ofscsrs an
sthsrs sho have been instrumental IN he drsil
may know that their work has not beea in vain
a. this Is some reward for the work
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4 HAND VIM HOCSk-
VI Two miles nom HArcr's Perry, W Va or-n
balance u season Tor colcnl quests, Term. p>r
week. Mn. JOHN EDnAkDs
y, o. Box "a
eNNi-Hf' F~r-w
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12S1 60 4 e A.
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Stone mill cor Grace
and sd SITS. ......-...S2j
3.s.s X 81. br ware h. 70
3olo U st. b. 7r. IN i.2s. 80
2SOl DUN barton ave,
b h and store, THO
County road: Falls
Church, z acres, &. N. Is
'12Iy ed, b fiat. Or.
III ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
3loo Dumbarton ave.
brick store ....-.......lo
NAB Sd 81, br store. lib
.046 18th st, Z b, or. ....l3
St49 Dumbarton ave.
br shop. lr. ...........10
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BIB 9Th st ne. Or. w6sl6 30
2sO7 Olive CT, tn, w6g15. %
Bladensburg road. or. :. j.
"a. CailAn he. 6r....il.J9
~ Brewers CT n Q. Or. b. ~
EVc ss s,;5 z; ,;;;;ss.-,......
3l4 Pa sy. large buil'gSl25
va Fh 81 NV. -.......tO
87 Pa ay Sc. s'te&cel 80. "a
T q BRADLEY. 827Fst.
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Lies between the Metropolitan branch aud the 7tb
pike. facing the railroad the and the pike
the east and sIopn toward both. Ibs drainage
cellent; water good and easiS obtainAble The gubd
vision ~ eight miles Washington and ouy
one on the branch which frc nts the There
thirteen houses nov the fuld and
he bulit al onre lhe hoct SgeeA National fark.
surveyed, exteDds 10 point the southern
OF thus subdivision aud tie about tnrse-
quarters OF mile Executive extended
the eastern boundary OF National fark Will
Constitute. when coinpeteo thu nearest drive froul
the city to the subdivision.
Lots Tor sale On terms and lower than IN
other suDdlNis vi similar adj antAxer.
nor plsts and psrtac uinrs apply 50
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EOk kkNT-
L 30l7 D ct. b. 12r.
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 3Io
1871 sd 81. br hotel,
ZSr ::-...................0U
3ii3 \ 81, b. i:.r. m &. So. So
1858 18th st, b, I0r, IN 1. AZ
32 q 81. 1r. b. mi. ~. 81
oS3O Prospect ave. Tor,
D. N l.....-.-....... ~
l27 3Uth u, b, 7r,
III l...-..........-. H. OU
354 Prospect ave. 1r.
., IA i...........-.....-..s
1913 32d ~, Or, b, mi. "a. 50
lOlO I'D ST, b n and 81,
sf.....--...--- -
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

IOk sALE-A1 A BAkGAtN-A NICE 1-ROOM
dNel.ns NJ Hyattsvie. with lot ooxsU test planted
IN irut trees and shuDb-rs outbudinss and Every
tnlllg IA nrrtciass condition. Place sold
out delay. only ~. DO, with sd-
Joining lots each UOa2cO feet. Of . great bsrssn
DlCkL1I 4 fOhD,
v2b-S Oh NV
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Rtal estate for Sale.
WHAT PRESENT STOCKHOLDERS SAY.

Afal VHtMe rot eSaNe.
WHAT PRESENT STOCKHOLDERS SAY.
TALLAPOosA, Ca. Aug. 80, 1901.
We, the undersigned, stockholders or the
Observation-Disclosures Investment and Develop
ment Company, being In the city OF ITALIA
poosn for the purpose OF investigating the
properties OF tho Company. nud the accuracy
OF the statements mndc regarding their valve
ma earning capacity, and the location, nd.
vantages and development OF the city. hereby
testify, so .,
First, Tint We md cach md every st9te-
ment made by the Company In their printed
matter regarding the city OF Tniiapoosn, the
manufacturing industries. building develop.
n,ent- under way. aud prope rty md prospects
or tho Company much within tho h,ctsAn.
now existing.
Second, That we mud the actual situation
mt Tnllnpoosn IL much uudcrstntcd. rather
than overstntcL, by tho Company, In every,
particular, all representations nnio being
fully verified by investigation on the ground,
and many advantages or great Importance
not being mentioned either In their PROS
pectu. or other printed matter, In met, we
nnd the situation at Taiinpoosn In every re.
.pcct much more pron,isih< nnd mr. better
than we had reason to expect from the
statements made by the Company In their
>.ren,,s ,nv111cutIous
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for Sale or q Itt-rountry

SrBURRAN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. incor.
y porhted. Main office, III broadway, New York
branch offices IN all desirable localities. suburban
property for sale, rent, and exchange. CUnlplete
CliAs zIPPRL. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-27

A UFNTIEMANs nltthC year ronni .rHstacnr" 70,
n sale or lease. at Park mn yonk"rs Sorbtrn Raj
iSh IN perfect order large pre,snti"us brick house
70 bedrooms h.al'hfni and rural "ration; land dox
On. r. rssr cen .l,, be urchssed also the whole
being only two minutes walk FROM train aud one hour
from Rector e. Owner. ~ Cedar st, Room 60 New
York, until O'Clock.
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Rtal estate ut Surtiou.

LOT on 7,h ct. Long Island city. cheap and on cas-
n terms Apply at Ar 4th av.
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william II. Greene. Phelps. ny
Frank W Page. Rochester NY
T. T. Soverhill. Newark NY.
J.. Il sanford. Albion. n. Y.
Fred u. Lancaster, syracuse. W.
inn. Bowl"s. Washington, u. e.
I'rOf. Charles u. torlon. Philadelphia. Pa.
Charles Wright. philadelphia Pa.
GEORGE l.. lIuxie. Ithaca. y. Y.
Charles J.. Mays Warrington, D. G
George 7. Carter orange. y !.
4. q. Rsuch. Lebanon. Pa.
u. Frank Hand. Woodbury., \. j..
A. j. lamhorn, Philadelphia. IA.
r II. Jones. East Providence. II.
Dr Robert q; Nolan. Rnyonne. " J.
Hiram buckingham baltimore. Md.
James Morrison. Boston. Mnss.
Frank Leonard. Sorwnik. Conn.
tirnrVc u. Morrison. New York, y Y
,ieorge 7. Mcfarland. Harrisburg Ia.
Mrs. George +. Mcfarland. Harrisburg, IA.
Mrs. VI q Norton, N"wnrtstuwnH Pa.
frrnk stone. Grafton. Mass.
Louis ". Kirin kcokuk. Iowa.
Frank :. Allen, New York. Y.
". u. Spooncr. boston. Mass.
L. II. kaxton. Philadelphia Pa.
Edward Geactl, orange. y. i.
&C Morraon. philadelphia. Pa
j \. Badgley, quincy Mich.
stephen L. So,,fcn tiulmth. MINI.
George s. Bowcn. Elgin, III.
X. II. Gibson. Wayne. ILL.,
j. H. Allen, Chicago. III.
+. II. rhhria. Chicago. Ill.
l.. \. Bush Providence. r. l.
A. &. Pryor. Pctersburg Va.
G.F IS. Burton. Fnttsnnouth Neb.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-02
STlae Sone of Ruth..,

One of Gounod's recent productions is the song Of Ruth, entitled 'Entreat Me Not To Leave Thee" Yesterday for the first time in this city it was sung in public at the Dominicans' church. It's style is classical and affords scope to the mezzo contralto and contralto tones and it re- quires an artist to sing it. Miss Maria J. Ward, whose contralto singing has won much praise from musical connoisseurs be- ing invited to sing an offertory solo in St. Mary's church rendered the above. The clergy, choir, and congregation were de- lighted. Seldom have such soft and rich tones been heard in New Haven. :'The quality of Miss Wards contra!to will per nit comparison with that of Annie Louise Cary's, to which may be added an unaf fected sympathy" is the comment made by gentleman who has been especially fortunate as local organist and vocal teacher and who has travelled at home and abroad.