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The convention then, at noon. took q reces,
ton Mr.. Geo. W. Spier submitted resolution
to the effect that the convention should stand
by the labor organizations in the enforcement OF
the eight-hour law, and recommend that the
official organ of bund should observe il. The
resolution was defeated, however.
WORLDS FAIR RESOLUTION.
A recess until pm. was then taken, wher
the committee on affairs Of the bund reported
several important resolutions, among which
were the following:
Whereas, a continued pressure is sought 10 be
exercised for the closing Of the Chicago worlds
fair on Sundays and holidays; therefore
BE II resolved by the biennial convention OF
the North American Turner Bund, in session a,
Washington, ID. c., June 1892, That the turner's
and all liberal-minded citizens Of this country
for whom they may speak do most earnestly
protest against such Sunday exclusion and do
petition the proper officers of the worlds fair
not TO yield to this demand of the Sunday
saints"
Resolved, That we condemn every attempt 70
prohibit the sale Of beverages at the Chicago
worlds fair as an unjustifsble interference with
the rights OF citizens, as an unconstitutionsl
Infringement Of personal liberty and ~ !
measure which would violate the rules of hoe
pitality due to our visiting guests and would
expose Us to the ridicuie Of the whole civilized
world.
As the existing laws for the regulation Of Inn.
migration meet all reasonable requirements.
by the Fifty-frst Congress, when strictly en-
forced is ample to exclude all undesirable i'm
migration from our country; therefore.
Be It resolved, That as the representative Of
40. 900 turner's, and in the name of ali liberal.
minded German-Americans, we do most earn.
estiy protest against all propositions submitted
rial change or increased stringsncy in the ex-
listing laws. Especially do We protest sr.inss
the bill upon this subject now being consid-
cred by the Congress as being unneoessary, in
practical and incapable Of execution.
Resolved further, That this convention ap-
point COMMITTEES whose duty il shall be % Ak
plain our position, either orally or in writing Ia
the joint committees on immigration Of both
houses Of Congress.
The resolutions were adopted, q was oue
naming mar Der yer, , Col, Is the meeting phos Of
The St. L uis district w.s ae.in chosen % the
executive district, after which the con,enson
adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morning.
orFrcKRs AND ooNnrrrxzs.
The following are the newly elected psrms-
nent officers Of the bund: President. Karl
EberhArd Of Boston; vice president. W. q
Pollner Of Cleveland; secretary. John HohI Of
Pittsburg; assistant secretaries, Otto Voiet and
theodore Staempfer, and the following sre the
committees Of the convention:
Anairs Of thu bund-H. Huen. Pscfacs ,.
Gloy, Chicago; J. HeissmanA. New York: Ph.
Holenbsch, Indiana; J. Walter, 81 Loui; J.
Minnesota; George Haar, Phifadslphia; Ed'
Needer, Ohio; ChriA Echafer, Rocky mountsins:
2. Karge, Long Inland: 81. Bloedel. Pitesburr:
". Dettborn, eentDl New York.
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celled any OF its pre-
vious efforts in the
demonstrative line.
When the crowd
quieted down the
Senator poured out
O glass Of ice water
and drank it,where-
upon somebody de-
manded "thre Q
cheers for John
Sherman" and got
. them. The Senator
said he had not
come to talk; he was
there to hear the
young republicans
of Ohio-GOy. Nc
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minutes and was thor
oughly appreciated.
His opening remarks
touched eloquentiy
upon the greatness Of
this country and the
goodness Of the repub-
ican party. Then he
said it made no differ
enceiwho was nominaed
by the Chicago conven-
ton I he would be de-
feated. The democratic
party questioned every.
thing proposed for the
amelioration OF the
human race. Why,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21

The msmben Of the League Of Amsricsa
whsslmen who won't from here Saturday night
10 ssssnd the Pennsyivsnia state meet at scrsn-
ton reached there Sunday afternoon and we're
given . hearty welcome by the members Of the
Scranton Bicycle Club. Most Of the members
Of the party wore the pretty new uniforms Of
The Columbia club, and - Columbias they
are well and fs~orsbly known BY the wheelmen
Of Ill sections. Vice Consul Churchill Of ths
local dividon, who had charge Of the party.
tslsgra,,hed hsre today the club h doing lovely
q screaton- They are all vorksrs," hs ays,
syivania ssnd-o goss."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21

Neal 6staeo Masters.
". LANCE has bought in trust for Oil. sls Of
Ellen Heariqnes part lot -, Shnmaa's sub Il
Pleasant Plains. e5.---~ $50 >
Veronica Ulke has purchased Of n. D. LArnsr
for es,ooo sub ?. square 2ss, 70 By 100 fsst llth
between y spd Y strests northvssA
r. Poole has bought for oS,ooo a ,. n
Henry part lot q s4eaSs ~, 90 by 6 fsst, IN
alley between B, o, Let and "a sirsss north
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= BENSINGER, AUCTIONEER
~ sAsAaAkka NJ a4o HORSE a6FasIi AEp ARR1AGE
PEREMPTOBY AND POSITIVE SALE q e o, urAn
HORSES. MARES, MULES md IN INV
SnHHIIPpEp HERE BY Mr.. ELI WILSON, 81
On THURSDAY MORNIrn Jim q rurNrv
THIRD THIRD commencing AT TIE & o'CI0G < we vii sell
within the bazaar the above fock am0 90 wb,h nj, ri
be found some irst-class g. Vars and wso rcn Wi
worth the attention of buy <rs '' "
1e2I-2t S. ESsINaEI., Anctioneer.
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Ths soldier looked sad,
His rejoicing was DER,
For The girl had remarked
That Q drill was Q bore.

a $50 Mrs. Bilbsnh Is going away" said Nh.
cumrox. al see she sent you her card"
"Yes," replied his wife
'sIt's got p. p. c. o. Il. guess that stands
for somethin' teilin' sboat why she's goin'."
maybe IL does. An Judging from . couple
Of hours I spent in her neighborhood IL
probably refers 10 'pianos, parrots and chil-
dren.'"
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FOR S ALE-LCTS

ALIsADEs OF THE POTOMAC
LAND 6PRovEMENT COMPANY.
MAdNificEN 4 VILLA SITES OF ONE Oh MORE
ACRES
AND
FINE BUILDING LOTS
ON THE
PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC,
CONDUIT Road
, TERMS IN EVERY CASE TO SUIT THE PUR-
CHASER
LOTS FROM $500 UPWARD.
SEVERAL FINE RESIDENCES ARE NOW BEING
ERECTED ON PROPERTY ALREADY SOLD.
THOSE PURCHASING NOW ARE SURE TO RE
ALIZE HANDSOME PROFITS IN THE NEAR
FUTURE.
For plats. pamphlets and further Information apply
| At company's Office. l4l5 st. H. my k-2m
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To MAu TN HAM onow 8 natural colcr. re-
Isir Nsssvsr vss ESSsssd a Is 1ssy;a ~ i1sa0i
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LEARNED IN THE SCRIPTURES.
Comm encement Exercises Of the Lucy Web
HAYES Bible School.


Comm encement Exercises of the Lucy Webb
Hayes Bible School.
Tie first commencement exercises Of the
Lucy Webb Hayes Bible School, under the au-
spices Of the Woman Home Missionary Society
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and located
at No. 1l40 North Capitol street, were held in
Foundry Church last evening, Rev. Dr.. L N.
Daily presiding.
The opening exercises we're conducted by
Rev. DR.. Brown. pastor Of the church. The
president in his address referred to the found
ing Of the Institution as fitting memorial to
one whose life. as the first lady Of the land,
SO productive Of holy and blessed infu-
ences. He gave outline Of the course Of
study carried out during the year, CIV
ing due praise to the members Of the
L: B. Wilson, L. 7. Widemsn, Albert Osborn
Charles Buckley. W. NJ. Osborn of the biblical
department, and Drs. C. W. Brown. d. Street
and c, II. SsoweH Of the medical department,
for their services. Honor was also paid to the
nonresident members, DIR. Rashford of the
inson College and others. Interesting addresses
and papers were given by representatives Of
the school Miss Louise Wilson spoke OF 1.-THE
Deaconess as Bible Studeht;" Miss Catherine
Henry on Saving the Children by kindergarten
and Industrial Methods 1.-The Threefold
Equipment of the Christian Worker was dis
cussed by Miss Laura ]. Hanlon, while Miss
Ida Miner gave "Notes From the Field
A telegram from Postmaster General Wanna
maker, explaining his absence on nccount Of
detention in Philadelphia, was read by Secretary
Hslford, who, with some felicitous and telling
| Naylor followed withap address.
unique service, q reception Of three dea-
coness candidates, conducted by DR.. L. B. vii.
son, concluded the exercises.
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"Do you think Q man does his best work
when he writes for money!"
II should say so, replied the young man
about the cleverest writing ever did was .
letter that convinced my uncle needed Q hun
dred."
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

For sIE-BE QUICK OR YOU'LL MISS IT.
.3 Sooi iS 1 SSs 4 Only one q hSss pretty
R. S.. :. sns ,a s:pqs mS9sh
+ near az CHOICE PIECE OF
.sss 5,h St near g room, and bath lot f7Is5;
Il NlFy price bS StHSS D. STONE soernnw
FOB Oh ss. u 900 Will BUY CHOICE CORNER
and drsins q the Sncst ocatons in he fash
1t DAVID D. STONE sos Est. NV
FoR sALE-yALCkBLE FOB BUSINESS PUR-
poses. 3stoTy -snd cellar b-ick on N st.. George
Tin lO' 1iiS DSS Ti1iib s 5. Stone. 500 rmn~
F9R sALE-A VERY CHEAP BAY-wIYpow
r brick on st near T. ave rooms and bath;
Ii 'ep-i DAVID Eihi' y sIsff Stone. sosr...nw.
Fee sALE-A VERY FINE LOCATION FOR
1, David D. STONE. 500 Est. NV.
EoK sALE-A- CHEAP BRICK HOUSE OF am
rent in 40 pet ana rod;s s"so' VIII
II D1vfD D. STONE 500 F st. NV
FOR sALE-QNE OF THE BEST HOMES IN The
Of two stories. cellar and attic sized lot to
DAVID d. STONE. 500 Fs.nw
PoR sALE-A BARGAIN IN A BAY-wINDow
brick three stories and cellar; back building; lot
~ SIso 70 slley price. s7.ooo; location west of
fOr sse-Prics. ss. 500; half square from 18th st.
1t DAVID D. STONE. 500 NV.
Foe sALE-9OOD PROPERTY on H ST BET 1sT
ES ~ sFi r spE L9T 2oq pT T2 F AZ
sIx-R0OM FRAME HOUSE. PRICE 81 500 IF
SOLD WITHIN FEW DAYS.
VASHN DANENHOWER,
te2l-T Cor 18th ard g SITS.
E'OR SALE e.. 200 FOR TWO SIX ROOM ALLEY
II houses and one lot for stable the Capitol.
reptinx go c. ULRICH KENNEDY. second floor.
OS 18th ST je2l 81
E'OR SALE-CENTRAL CORNER HOUSE on NY
u AVE, SUITABLE FOR PHYSICIAN, SPECIAL
Isl. RESIDENCE. BOARDING OR BUSINESS
AN1NNESTMEST AND A SPECULATION: CHEAP.
h L. McCLELLAND,
te21-3t' 1405 ST.
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SHOOTING STARS.

The average warm-wcAther delegate may not
feel like 9 drowning man, but he ID frequently
TO be observed catching az . straw.
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'Tm pretty sure. !" said . delegate. that Ply
kins Is in earnest when he says his man viii get
the nomination"
"why2"
"Because he offered to bet his return railway
ticket"
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Foa sALE-owN A Holm AND SAVE RENT
eome nsw ssven room cettsGs With eelar on cprperj
,ss 20.l9o; Of re TpEls.1s :aSdivtsi9n: hiea snd
oty. In Atsxandria Ooun&y, We. pyice, 02, 100
,se,m it ss I. sSo +. s!..
FoE sAtI-oH SoNIl1 I ssAS3X1 g IT, q pl:
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

FUTURE DAYS.
A. SLEIGH, &c HSh' .ooadhks.
By authority Of order Of the Supreme Court Of
% E1T Tss TYef III ffii DAY a oF
Of Sa Co. e fFS %o 8 go p acSa
n saa the Estate ses u the as r
One Bay Horse t.bout nine years ODD,
one ONE S Sias,Ssr R Buggy: p,...o
One One s SET q fna
Terms: Cash.
RATCL1FFE. DARR Co. Aucts je2l-4t
GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auct.. 500 18th st. NV.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
RRS%RETFhINS house. NO. 40s SIXTH STREET
By virtue Of deed of trust to u.s. rscor.a In 1ss.-
TIE coumbs and at the When asSaes
pss''ss AETfifA FIVE TIE 5eL EIhs1 Ras
al snd eaRs 5 S w 5ns a
nSh r. fun ID depth #
hour h hundred and nifty seven $50 bsang inprov cd
Terms Of saie onsfo Srlss d as ih nUSss
cash. balance in three equal instsIs$nts psyais ~
one two and three years. With intssss I.isSn ay
secured BY deed Of trust tn properly or ai ssh
be required at the time Of sale. TIE te 81 ,a1a
are not complied with ten tfo) DAYS from the3
r. sa 5sss
s:sa ct s Z IND
%II4IS IN y y 'f 81 sRaxM.. - =,
je21-d&ds nins'on'
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A TUMBLE

All! Loves young dream Is sadly DER;
In minors Cupid sings
And al that mark the bliss Of yors
Are shattered hammock strings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21

THE FEScIBLrs.
Bring on the Roman candles now,
And set the red FIRE spluttering,
We've made the very proudest bow
And silenced envious muttering;
Come forth, come forth, oh, summer girl,
Nor deem it repreheusible,
To don your dsintiest smile md sorl
In honor Of Fenciblsl
81 came here to sell you . poem, /" said ths
confident young man.
"Humphr responded the editor. (which way
win you do it--London Prize or Marquis e
oueensberry9"
TEE ROSE AND THE rnoHx.
Now doth the bather fzir appear
Upon the sandy shore,
IAhswise the camera 10 here
A steady work once mora
"whatan old umbrella Brsttles earliest
Remarkable, isati7 L h svadsntly eas q
the shades Of his sncestorA"
"sligsins must have . great rsputssasa fer
honsst-,."
"what makes you think SOP"
He seems TO owe everybody he knovA"
SLOW did you lfks the Boston gir that vus
visiting my suns- SID one young naa 70
another.
"yery much"
''shs used some pretty long vords, didn't
she?"
'Yea, think she used the Longest word
ever beard when 1 proposed 10 hss-'
"what YVES ~"
"'Nsver'."
CHRONIC.
he loyes-to lie upon the grass
Or by the bounding sea;
In fact he seems 70 love 30 hs
Wherever he may be.
.'Look here, waiter! Didn't I give you .
dollar when FIRST osms in2''
"Yes, ssh"
"And you've kept me here nearly three
quarters Of an hour"
''Yes, sab done dat TO show you dat I
couldn't be bribsd, sab"
"A man doesn't always get paid for his
trouble" sod Blink
NO" replied B.nr, 'ths dentist gets paid
Coz good deal Of mine"
WARN EXPERIENCE.
sYou-dont seem TO mind the heat"
"No; q little thing like this does Mt affect me
now. You see, called on Mabel's father yes
terday b zee about our future happiness, and
this weather seems positively chilly"
To Secretary Ruak; One term ID quite enough.
II IL Il heated term.
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TINE rUkNERBUND.
Busipess Tranascsed ~ the several Session,
Held Yesterday.

sFSTKp; sonr ADOPTED AND SOME m
'scrrD-A REPORT FROM THE connrrTrR on
ENTHUSIASTICALLY FAR MATTERS Dis
cussRp-SEw OFFICERS AND conxrTrKka
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21

Yesterdays session of the fifteenth national
convention OF the North American Turnsrbund
was devoid Of many really practical results, the
day being mainly devoted to The discussion Of
reports Of committees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21

The Second Army Corps and the RsuniSn.
The second army corps at Its recent meet.
ing-in conjunction with the Society Of the
Army Of the Potomsc-in Scranton, Pa, re-
solved to hold its next meeting in this city in
September during the grand reunion Of the
Grand Army. There was quite large attend
ance Of distinguished soldiers and much en-
thusiasm prevailed.
Officers for the ensuing year were elected ~
follow: President, o. d. Thatcher OF Washing
ton, D. c.; first vice preside MT, Col. R, Bruce
Ricketts, Of Wikesbarre, Pa; second vice pred
dent, Major D. c. Monaghan ofsNew York; third
vice president, Capt. Fred Bslapd; fourth vice
president; Stephen n. Long; secretary and
treasurer, DR.. C. W. Scott of Boston, Mos.
Executive committee: Gen. J. z. Curtis Of Buf-
falo, n. Y, Gen. J. 4. Lynch Of New York, q.
]. R. Miller Of Philadelphia and Majors A. r.
Quas6 and N. E. Urell Of Waahington, the tue
latter not being present. Col T. 1. Hitchcock
Of Scranton, Pa, was appointed vioe president
Of the Army of The Potomac. rspressnting u
second corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21

STIRRING sPHHcHxs MADE BT PnEs1prNr hAlf,
SECRETARY FOSTER, sENArUss SHERMAN AND
SANDERS AND GOV. M'KINLEY-r1E GREATEST
+ HNrHusnsM PREVAILED AMONG TIE AuDIxNcH
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
EOR sALE-Two LOTS on ST. s.E., l7YIoO TO
r. S1se s.s5ss s On 9r and
V" i Hi b bgJ: sss .na f.
EOR sALEcA POINT FRONTING 100 TT. ONKY.
aPa 1ss sa s;S Of
iis o'sf f1sIfs s Ss6s 9Th and
north q Ins@in FsIs Il ma i1 T. IRON. 70 silsy
~ Iss'f wf Ill ifs1 BRoss 9Th and
LrOR sALE-A SHALLOW LOT ON EAST c,
;ss ~ :; 'si'
FSss s.sA Hss5ss' ~, e: y. saSsEs5z
:as ssaas 50 St. as
F'9aS , s,AlLEI ..I MsTDENcE Lot SEAR
ssi1 legation i EafH III
F. :ss. a. AZ lT'S lot
iHse ss 4 tEss' 10
i've rom tos buiidins: IN trout and isIs. srs:
sEE iss iIa VII. With ! s.ss a.. e
FOB SALLY BARGAIN-TWO FINE CORNER
AL 'r'' Tor lees than ns'' '''' ,.i hss IS
F9s Is sAH55 oNkAskEEx LoT AYE e, AND 9TH 81
i5I d:'l5.sf Fl dssifis p ;'Hf s: S
isaIty 10 10-fcot alley At a. $50 each Furtbcr Ia
hw. I'D az az
FoR SAIL. ga 100 FEET CORNER LoTs. al ~
duncan place. bss. and u. e. city JeI' II
FoH .ssi.,soa sEMAU NJ. LOT FOR no AZ OF
let open spsr~ 2Ax9i 20 lOfoot Alley o. Son5' ~.
,sts s9nArss south Of Lincoln Park. 49, -
a. r.Sne ~ &; rs Pc. eps
los ian 3d. nd ns g.. .n and 81. e saua!'
G.i7 ,sa a' TEfaE EHsns s si;s
FOB sALK-LE DROIT PARK 80 vyp[ 1SoI7
iess "a af' ~ III H HSss %sSs.,;s 3:
Eos sA1f-l so6ARsY AR7Vv1s+. :; 80 y ;, :
S, cd ssi 3 .I. Sass ST. ss5':
cent. iSS cheap bono nou.ss. vh psg ID 70 u PEI
pretty 6sn,ss 8: e and n nSrsss:::s
For S.'sssS: look 1s-,..n.a Key on tn. o.. ..
FtNAsI- : IS s E9yRkks : IIe9T;,-,,,, ,o-,
~, $500 9 aicsly usdsd ssrssss. & s$oS ssss.
g = Ny s!S. "a: i nf rs. 3. % e:
q ss1sss &c: s.i s n SfEf 81 s6V ~
SslSo6S lc;h - Nv. wsshanssea. D. Q.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

I E1s'h =: 's'sad.d Ssdi.s. o%sfR 81
EoR sAI.B-THK CHEAPEST LOT IN THE
ss.f i - as a's e s.s ss
Leila DAVID D. STONE. 500 san
For sALE,s2. 900 WILL BUY LOT on KEN
iea1ss DAVID D. STONE. 500 F st. NV.
HEHS S H.Iad Rs.Sas.
say ~ 3d. & 70 inilSs sfi ''n
FOE SALON EsoN 7TH 81; N.E;NEAR 81; CARS
b9t WIZ bA Visit tc ss s1 n foot ssEs to
f. S;: = isss e = BET Norm ssp!toi
o. . s1s;ss St sSSYs .Lk ES' Z c sra
Y Esss4 kts s2s Tfs5 81
}:E.s s aS ss:s$a. }S|B , u
Fac Capitol e. s, s.: s.h and r. gs5lls.
ni e. iHs 2e ena i len, s5'
, .,s,s '''' near '''' join IL
.s N5.sa Sc aS
ply to OWNER. LOT est NJ je1s-st'
%EoR SALT
L PROCURE HOME COOKE PARE.
SUPERVISION GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS.
THESE LOTS ARE BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
BETWEEN q Y 10Th AND 31ST SITS ON 90 AND
TO BE CoE6REfED, SIDEWALKS PAVED AND
GgRBEDs AND SEWER, WATER AND GAS PUT
ssf fsf% . u hs4 Phff TO
r EEsS oSd 81 c fE s sSTHAE Sq9r
hHINYNEF ~ Bg55RP TITH9Tr SAsH
Es1TsA o TITLE COMPANY p EUR SS T2 NAY
PLY TO
my13-sm G. B. FICKLINa. 1894 a2p ST. NV.
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A WARN EXPERIENCE.

WARN ExPERIENCE-
sYou-don't seem to mind the heat"
"No; little thing like this does'nt affect me
now. You see, I called on Mabel's father yes
terday b. zee about our future happiness, and
this weather seems positively chilly"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21

To Secretary Ruak; One term ID quite enough
II it n . heated term.
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IT.
HaSn A'Ad brit1ks sts-. GeereetOwn.
OUR PLAN
are building cottages the property 10 order.
SA n TINS ONCE before the choicest lots TAKEN
sEeet tour plan a. coftu0e from number of desisns
Gnlcn MI ts shewn yo then visit the property and
ehooss your site and will have yotsr ready at
any time To suit your convenience.
= rom our Designs you An select cottage which In
up; sceorthng TO design selected.
we nave no arr chdr0es Everything will be In COM
PETE greer reask 70. ven TO noce your families IN.
and Al worry Of mind will be svoded TO where
shall we eu during the sumnf.r"
| rSoMEhtEr WEIGHTS Is 100 feet shove tidewater.
nns .. Isjnnsi!rSwn and Eockye electric railrosd
.s.sosd .uIs within 2eo ts.s of H. The kock cresi
the :sss n Of the ,nd 2: which WIN ter
xhssaasnt. cam Il thsy wkh spend the evening in
carr run every minutes until IL 80 D. Extensive
Views In fhs 6yecffon Of 0frdscfno udtuss. Closs
70 the property Of the CtltvNid svndfc1ts, Health
NJ m ssGSn nes[ the DdsSdct Away from he Eyer
Iinufss tat Tennaytownl Jescheos, chuschss, drug
rors renerI stores, pos offcs physiciauS, no., BE-
Lou texss Residents Of Bel nfset Heights ctt-
Ans Of Marylsnd and ENTITLED 10 cots.
| k-w. CREEPY. Real Estate Broker.
5e0-1ms Room a. Corcornn bulding,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

Tor sALE-THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY IN
Hyattsvils; nice Groom cottage, with LARGE lot
a ap plenty Of shade only e1,6OO. DUCKETT 4
fOkD, 6l7 + st. NV. je21-;t
FOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS AT
4 Deanwood d: G., BrowninR's subdivision;
!ots from 1900 to 1900 easy monthly payments only
three miles from Washington the only property Of
the kind Tor sale in the neighborhood. DUCKETT n
FORD ST. y ct. W. te2l-2t
EOR SALE OR RENT-NEw FRAME DWELLING:
T. rooms and bath, hall. latrobe, range. hot and
ton In Brooklsnd. Inquire address
90, "a. l. s. HOLLIDGE. care saks \ Co..
oe2l-3t 7th and Pa. ave.
FOR sALE.A BIG BARGAIN IN HOUSE AT
Il BhOQkLAND; SEVEN ROOMS AND ATTIC;
LARGE LOT SMALL CASH PAYMENT; BALANCE
TO SUIT BEDFORD W. WALKER 1 son,
JeZl-5t 1OO6 st.
Tor sALE-AT SACRIFICE IF SOLD IMMF-
u Siately, at Linden. Metyopoitan Branch. B. { O.
4 a near station q good Broom house; well of de-
iieous water; suWmer kitchen and outbnildings one
week to OWNER. 1122 Connecticut ave. je2l ST.
For sALE-cHoICE PLACE AT EVANSVILLE;
- beautiful modern house all improvements splen,
did grounds fronting 200 feet street. delightful
CO., 1905 + st. NV je2O l}1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21
SUBURBAN VILLA SITE

tract Of 2s acres of high. rolling and well drained
ground abuttins on the county road and the B. and
s l0c per s1usre foot. Smaller parcels in the imme
ste vicinity and not pleasantly situated sell
ing ~ 2c and Uc. This Is excellent opportunity
for occupancy For further particulars
and terms apply to E. A. NEWMAN. 1406 Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21

"A man doesn't always get paid for his
trouble" sod Binx
mo, replied B.nr, '-ths dentist gets paid
Tor good deal Of mine"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21

HYATTsVILLE-FOR RENT-8-ROOM COT
II tases near station; moderate rent. For sale-7
double cellar; $1,000 WATERS b THOMPSON.
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