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I'd EDITION.
CONTINUED FROM FIFTH PAGE.
MIR. CLEvELAND's PLANS.

They May Prevent His Being in Chicago
Next October.
CHICAGO, May 14.-The following is self-ex-
planatory:
LAKEWOOD. N. J., May 10.-E. C. Culp, esq.
Dear Sir: Mrs. Cleveland and I desire to ex-
press our thanks for the invitation extended to
us to be present at the dedication ceremony in
commemoration of the 400th anniversary of the
discovery of America. We regret exceedingly
that our plans are such as to give no promise of
our being able to accept your courteous invi-
tation. Very truly yours.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

LrOR RENT-AT WASHINGTON GROVE, MD,
II furnished cottage. Apply J. r. RIGGLES d
BRO. Paint Store. 112 ST. NV. 1t
IrOR SALOON p, W. AND b. r. r. (POPE'S
IT Greek lins). farm. 1J0 acres. cheap: IL miles of
Washington. Address Box Z. ROsaryvilie, Md. IT.
SACRIFICE SALE IF SOLD WITHIN A WEEK:
- two miles from GathersbHrg. Md highly i'm
proved farm of l52 acres. Address GAITHERSBUKG.
MD, REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
myl4-a1'
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA FARMS; BEST IA
vi cilits for selling country property, write for cat
alogue. JOHN STEPHEN. LIB F st. n W. my14-lm'
L,OR SALE OR RENT ''FRUITLAND." THIS
Il fine country residence. the W. and W X. r., in
LoudOun county. Va, mile east OF Leesburg is
offered for sale for rent; it contains 80 of fine
land with splendid water, and il suitable for stock
raising and agrculture the Mansion House is situated
rounded by oak and ornamental trees and has an
abundance of fruit the mansion and so much may
be desired Will be sold rented or the whole FARM in
Guiding tenement and separate OuthuildiGgs, will be
sold. Apply to WI. III. SAUNDERS CO., l407
ST. NV my l4-eo3t
E,OR SALE
Il That valuable farm Immediately on the Kappa
hammock river Virginia. twenty-fiv miles below
Fredericksburg, known Belle Grove" the birth
place James Madison fourth President Of the United
States.
Magnificent dwelling and outbuiidings. -Four hun
dred and fifty acres of highly productive open and
wood land in refined neighborhood and readily &C.
cessible to churches and schools and post Office.
Abundance of fish and game. Seven miles from
King George Court House. Va.
further information addrees
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The testimony on the part of the prosecu-
uon IN the kaum investigation was practically
closed at IL O'Clock this morning, when the
committee adjourned to meet again ON Mon
day, May. %. At that time Mr.. Payson on the
part OF Gen. Rsum viii introduce evidence in
rebuttal It Ia not thought that this win oc-
cupy more than one or two sessions.
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Senator Vance to Be Here Tomorrow.
A dispatch was received by Mrs. Vance from
the Senator this afternoon saying that he would
arrive here tomorrow morning and was much
better today.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
" the District of Columbia, Washington, Nay
H. ISsre-orered: That the schedule OF rents,
approved March Il. 1891 is hereby amended by add.
IN, the following Hereafter in charging business
establishments for using Potomac water not supplied
through meter. no allowance deduction from the
schedule rates will be made IF water
claimed TO be supplied from wells Reserve boilers and
machinery Will be charged for At full schedule rates
J. W. DOUGLASS. j. ". ROSS and VIM. L. ROS-
SELL. Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia.
ulNl
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MN Indorsed An Alex.ndr,. C.u,t,.

Alu 1n00roed In Alexandria COuntyS
Tho democratic convention Of Alexandria
county, Va, after unanimously electing Frank
hume delegate to the state democratic con-
venoon, to be held in Richmond ON the 18Th
instant adopted resolution indorsing Senator
David B. Hill e. o candidate for the preeidsncv.
81 the same time pledghg their loyal support 70
whoever might b no0inatsd ct Chicago
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-TAKoMA PARK.
Il Oak ave.-Beautiful home. less than two squares
station; horse IL rooms. closets furnace and
six frepsses and crates ELEGANT wood mantes nearly
acre of ground nne shade. oak. chestnut, &c. ;
fruit. running water good well. barn. chicken house
and yard. Will sell at bargain exchange for city
property Call on address OWNER. ls<2 F ST. n. W.
ap:D-tr
LIoR sALE-Two NEW sEvEN-ROOM COT
II ta2es large lots, at Inyleside, one mile from
Aqusduct bridge. X. A. PHILLIPS son.
iny4-lm 145, New York ave.
L,OR SALE A NEAT GROOM COTTAGE IN
II Brook land lot Oxl 80 with shade and wafer board
walk house to railroad station and electric
price. 81 800. on easy TERMS Apply to r. E. PAIRO.
4Sl Louisiana ap15-3m
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Barnes 4 Weaver have sold for Messrs. John
l.. Weaver and David d. Stone, trustees, to
George H. Corey and J. D. Croissant the Har-
rington farm. situated Just north Of and ad-
joining the Methodist University. This tract
contains sixty-five acres. The price paid was
&6l, OOO
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The KELLEY INSTITUTE

The KELLEY INSTITUTE
AT
OAK CREST, PRINCE GEORGES CO, MD,
FOR THE CURE OF THE
LIQUOR, MORPHINE, OPIUM, CHLORAL, CO
GAME AND TOBACCO HABITS AND
NEURASrHENIA.
Oak Crest is delightfully."- situated "a miles Bal
tinore and l6 miles from Washington Washing
ton 'ranch OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad An
celtsnt hotel, only two minutes walk from the
uoTi. Affords every convenience and comfort for
tieiits. Lady patients be accommodated IN the
hot e In attractive homes near, where
tn. strictest privacy can be secured.
Twenty six trains from Baltimore Washington. New
York. Philadelphla and the west stop Oak Crest
daily. Postal. telegraph and express facilities have
een provided and every Arrangement made 10 render
the solourn Of the patients pleasant possible
For information regarding terms. length Of time a
treatment. price of board, sc, address
THE KELLEY INSTITUTE,
Oak Crest, Prince Georges county. Nd.
JAMES T. HARDIN, General Manager.
ap6-:sm DIR. JOHN A. TONNER. Medical Dirsrxor
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Marriage licenses have been issued BY the
clerk Of the court to the following: Abraham
Newman and Hester Bank; Robert Lewis and
lsabelia Robinson, both OF Fairfax county. Va. |:
Burton jenkins and ONEIDA Alice Bennett. both
Of Rappahaunock county, We
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IN WALL STREET TODAY.

notwithstanding q Favorable Bank State
ment Prices Were Lower.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE stock market was
fadrly active during the two hours of business
today. Prices were irregular throughout, but
changes, as a rule, were confined to fractions.
The undertone was weak. with Manhattan, Ten
nessee Coal and Union Pacific the weakest on
the list. Under their lead. notwithstanding
that the bank statement was somewhat favor
able, prices closed ga 2 per cent lower than
yesterdays. Total sales, 1898
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BABY CAnR1AeEs THIRD.

Ihey are not a side issue with u.s. but one of our
special features. You'll be surprised at the nnm
Per per OF handsome pa terms we are showing More
tian seventy-hve nav designs to select from
Prices RANCE from $l2 to ST5. All sold on credit
Ihat Plush or hair Cloth Parlor Suite for slS
We have ever seen.
Our High srade PaIlor Furniture. in Brocatelle
Tapestry and Wilton Rug, is % per cent lower in
price than you can md elsewhere. See If We are
IL Fixh, our Brussels Carpet at 6Oc. yard cash or
Nc on time cannot be approached in qualify al
this price elsewhere. Splendid Ingram Carpet p5c
Per yard cash, 4Oc on time. All Carpets made and
patching figures: We've got enough Bed Room
furniture to stock good sized store. Well mem
on Just one suite of pieces in solid oak that SCI "a
for SlI cash or SIS on time. 1t doesn't ma Ter
what yon want-if it can be classed under fhe
head OF REPRESENTATIVES., we've got it. and it,iI
pay you to look up our prices before you buy Onr
Terms require no notes. We require a sm Al cash
payment a: time OF purchase and the baa ice ms y
De arranged TO suit You. Small weekly or lnonthly
payments. Six per cent discount tor stftlemenS
made within thirty days.
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TWENTY TRAINS DAILY.
CoMMUTATIox FARE ABOUT g.

Have Won visited LAKELAND, Prince Georges
|county. Md IL in search Of delightful suburban
|hOule. with churches. Schools post O.s- aud Storf,
convenient. need further you are willing
~ make small monthly payments the house
Lected The prices range from 81. 400 TO g. 500 and
|the houses contain from i've 70 rooms
Besides natural advantages Of location LAKELAND
|has m2xnlDcert lake Of clear lpil water stocked
with hns fsh and well supplied With pleasure boats
large Vuoic Iark and Is only EIGHT miles from this
|ty Via Is. and o. r. T. the Baltimore PIKE and in
the direct line OF the proposed Mary land and Washing
Non Electro r. X The houses well lnit on good
prick foundations. with pOrches closets cellars
ulIdin.s wells pnIuIs baths latrObes. Sc.. lots
thar contain about IL. 600 square feet Of ground
For further particulars. plsts Sc. Apply 10 EDWIN
a. NEWMAN. 1906 Columbia 81. n ". between and
lO after D. Al Lakeland ask for thu .urer-
ntendent. Mr. I. j. CABLE lmy9l IJL-w.
EOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL NEW RESIDENCE on
AnacOsiis Heights. overlooking city and river:
rame hOCss nine rooms, with bath; heated by FUR
nAce. T. J. PUTNAM. - FRANKLIN 81 +, Anacostia
ID T. nyO-lIn'
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WHArs TIE M.rrrR Wrru Trad,


'- -
n.,~.,n 81. ,...,
u,ns.
Bol,,ns w,,,ow s,.,.. 40 ,xsr,
x,,, ,-,u.. ,,-
Res, Au.xoo, rDs-.,n .o. GO
Rs, po,,,,-, an, ..,A,,
peStry carp.,. for "a, x.,a
'ei'e' 'Ari~'H soc.
AlArse lot Of Carpet Russ. made NJ 10
all sizes. at 20 per cent less than the r~sa-
ulAr price.
,.r,.n,,,.u.,,.,,..
.,o,
h "isOoNsiN PEEhLEss.
The BEST REFRIGERATION that n
made. Mineral pb..r susa c,s.,.,a.
e,.. -,
,,o,,
hu YAK sui'e' Spcs-' ~ith 2shs0
inch mirror. for sl4.eo.
An Antique Oak Suite, French bsvS
plate 2ox24. for sl7. 50.
AHeayy Solid Oak Suite. large dresser
with bevel mirror 24,3o. for s26 aa
The best suite on the market for any
thing like the price.
A Solid Oak Suite. hishly polished
bevel plate 24r3O. for s29 80. Reduced
from ss7. 20.
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IRIS The Largest
It's the Bes. Equipped
Its Credit System is the Most Perfect =
GRoeAS,s
CREDIT HOUSE,
sle, s21 and So3.1tb st. "

s19. SCI and S23..7th ST. NV,
the model establishment of its kind in the coun-
try. 1t is the only Credit House in the District
that publishes price list. and the closer its
CREDIT PRICES compared with CASH
PRICES the more friends il wins Here are a few
articles that are especially interesting at this sea-
son Of the year:
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE May 1&-Flour firm, unchanged
receipts, I,7a2 barrels; shipments, s3S barrels;
sales, l.s2. barrels. Wheat nrmer-No. 2, red spot,
s5S bid; May. 94ka941l; June, slhasix; July,
9o1i asok; steamer No. 2, red, 81 asked-receipts,
s9,s52 bushels; shipments, 5000 bushels: stock,
666,333 bushels; sales 1900 bushels. Southern
wheat quiet-Fultz. soas6; Longberry, s2as7. Corn
strong-miXed spot 5Sa5Sl.; May, 52isa52x; June,
sou a5oX; July, 49, aso; steamer mixed, ~ bid
receipts, s0,04s bushels; stock, 2s1,si7 bushels;
sales, 10000 bushels. Southern corn strong
white, 5ls521@; yellow, 52a5s. Oats steady-No. ..
white western. 81 ass; No. 2, mixed western, 34H
asked-receipts, 23650 bushels stock, Sol BUSH
els. Rye du-No. 2, So as+-receipts, $500 bush.
els; stock, 1426s9 bushels. Hay quiet, unchanged.
Gram frei2hts unchanged. Cotton quiet, un.
changed. Provisions steady and quiet, unchanged.
Butter firm, unchanged. Eggs strong, good de.
mand-l5. Coffee nnn-Rio cargoes. fair, IGN; No.
!, l21. Sugar nrm-granulated, <I.l& Copper
firm, good demand-renned, ny. Whisky drm,
unchanged. Peanuts firm, unchanged.
BALI more, May l4.-virginia copsols, % bid;
de. ten.forties, 35as7,
Chicago Ma5kets.
CHICAGO, May II (closing1.-Wheat-May, SIX;
July, SIN. Corn-May, -; July, <sx. Oats-May.
30; July. 30. Pork-July, ais Lard-July, $50.
kibs-July, 6sak.
l. =
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w. nj. SHusrER & Sos

ARE OFFERING VERY HANDSOME AS
sORTMENT OF NEW SPRING DRESS
GOODS OF THE MOST DESIRABLE STYLES
IMPORTED THIS SEASON. COMPRISING
SILK AND WOODEN MATERIALS OF THE
NEWEST STYLES OUT THIS SEASON, AND
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF LAWNS,
GlNGHAMS AND ORGANDIES. AND FULL
AND COMPLETE STOCK OF COTTON
FABRlQUES OF THE NEWEST STYLES.
ALL OF WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT
THE LOWEST PRICES. WE ALSO HAVE
COMPLETE STOCK OF INDIA SILKS,
BLACK SILKS, AND. IN FACT. A COM
PLETE STOCK OF DRESS GOODS OF THE
LATEST IMPORTATION. ALL OF WHICH
WE OFFER AT THE LOWEST RATES. AND
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
W. NJ. SINISTER SON,
M gl9 PA. AVE
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Carson & Mccartney. 14l9 F street.
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u ATCLIFFE. DARN & CO.. Auctioneers
Pa N

VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
BEING THE NEW TMO-STORY BAY-wINDOW
PRESSED BRICK RESIDENCE NO. ll24
THIRD STREET NoRIHwEST. BY AUCTION,
on TUESDAY, MAY TNENTY-FOURTH, 1897,
AT FIVE O'CLOCK. NJ. We will sell by public auc-
ton IN front of the premises,
THE NORTH FIFTEEN FEET FRONT BY THE
DEPTH THEREOF OF LOT &. SQUARE 52j.
Improved by the 2-stOry bay-wia,low pressed
brick house No. ll24 Sd ST.. containing . rooms.
bath and cellar; elegant opportunity to secure
hOIae to make an investment.
Terms liberal aud made known at sale. A deposit
OF 500 required al the time of sale Terms 10 be
Piled with in Is days from the day of sale. All convey
ancing &c, Al the cost Of the purchaser.
nl14-dSds RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers.
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Mas. NJ. J. Hunt.
1909 ST. NV.
Is constantly receiving all the latest styles of
IMPORTED MILLINERY
As they appear in the
PARIS AND LONDON HOUSES.
Which, together with the creations of her own work
room, make the moGt complete STOCK OF 1oe gooon
south Of New York. ap26
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HAVE YOU SEEN
FORT MYER HEIGHTS,

Have YOU SEEN
FORT MYER HEIGHTS,
II 10 nearer than the northeast northwest sections
ot the city and only Is minutes ride frUm Of
DID YOU EVER THINK OF THAT
Ad.Oins the Arlington estate which comprises 100
herss embracing Arlington PIX Fort Nyer the head
quarters OF the cavalry Shsh Is stationed at the cap
tai and the proposed experimental gardens OF the
Agricultural Department"
sIREETS ARE Being GRADED.
PRETTY COTTAGES BEING ERECTED.
EVERY STREET SHADED.
ELECTRIC RAILWAY UNDER CONSTRUCTION.
The Washington and Arlington electric railway.
yLlcn - now under construction through center Of
SOON BE IN OPERATION
CARS HAVE ARRIVED.
POWER HOUSE Is COMPLETED.
luis section Is rapidly advancing in development
md Is destined To be the site Of the most kGutiful
f1llas and suburban homes in the country.
Buy now and get the benent OF improvements-
- maps. &c. apply 10 -
ROBINSON LODGE,
Sole Nanagers Of Fort Myer Heights.
~ and % Atlantic building,
my2 8S and $50 St NV
Ion sALE-A FINE FARM OF 20 ACRES. FOUR
miles vest Of this city mile from FAILS Church
barn nne young orchard Of choice fruit, well wat
rsd high and healthy.
Only 200 per acre; usual terms
T. A PHILLIPS SON.
sQnD-1n i1& \. Y. svA
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AUCTION SALES.
T ATIMER & SLOAN. Auctioneers.

7 ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Auctioneers
EXTENSIVE SALE OF LOCAL. SECURITIES
On WEDNESDAY,. MAY EIGHTEENTH, 1892 at
ONE O'CLOCK p NJ. within lies rooms, No
1i01 q street will sell in all about 900 shares
OF the following We'll known local securities:
Washington Gas Light Co.
Lincoln National Bank.
American SCI urity and Trust Co.
West End National Bank.
Washington Loan and Trust Co.
Lincoln Fire Insurance Co.
Pneumatic Gitn Carriage.
Commercial , ire Insurance Co.
Capitol and North % Stree: r. II.
Frainyton and soldiers Home r. r.
EiyEs Fire Insurance CO. wssinyto Market
Great Falls Ice Co. Bull Run Panorama sc. &c
m1i-dts LATIMER 4 SLOAN Auctioneers
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New HOMES! East Washington Park in SUD-
plemeat.
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REFR1GERAroRs F1RsT.

We carry every size that's made and the prices
run from 90 TO $50. They are built by Annizer
Son, and took FIRST prize in the Paris Exposition
1889 Pretty good guarantee. don't you think!
MATING. L1soLEuM & OncLorH
We never offered so many patterns to select
from before. None but good, reliable Qualities
Made and laid free of extra cost
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T ATlMER & SLOAN, Auctionecrs.

500 CHOICE PLANTS PROM j. r. FREEMAN AT
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, MAY EIGHTEENTH 1892 Mt
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. within our sales rooms we
will sell for J. r. Freeman choice assortment of
Towering plants Of all kinds
mylI-C LATIMER & SLOAN, Aucts
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w. H. HouoHros Mro. Co.
l2l8--l22O F ST.. NV,
REQUESTS
That YOU
TAKE TIME
~ To SEE
HER VExrrLAr1Se
NORTH STAR RErRreERAroRs
THE BEST MADE.
HER SPECIAL PATTERNS Or
} APANrsE M.rrrses.
SOMETHING NEW. But GOOD
Zoe. PER YARD
$500 BY Roll OF 40 YARDS
Our SUMNER FuRsrruRE
MEETS the approval of all
WHO HAvr.ss..our lin.
Prices MERELY NOMINAL.
DINING Rooms. COMPLETE Ss22.5O
PARIoR COMPLETE. S22.
BED RooM. COMPLETE S25.
Hyou don't want to spend much MONEY thes
Will answer You nicelS for the country will prov
10 you that they are good enough.
We pack.
We haul to depot
And 3 ay freight to any station
Within tweaty miles of Washington
Burlaps only to be returned to us.
Try US and see If We will not serve Won nieelv
w. H. HoUoHros Mre. Co.
l2lS--l22O F ST. NV.
mylO5t
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E'OR SALE-BUY A PRETTY HOME, NORTH
Il kenslnston. IL miles from Washington: 6 rooms
nice lot good water -. 100 For further
information apply 10 J. EDGAR SMITH. 4Os 9Th 81.
NV apt21-n. vSs. lit
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

Battle OF Gettysburg open tomorrow night.-Ad
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SEE EAST wAslueTox PAax In supplement-
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I,OR SALE-HYATTSyILLE. UNDESIRABLE
dwellings and good building lots various prices
WATERS & THOMPSON. 1885 ST. (oPp- Ebbitt
HouseJ my14-1t
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L,OR sALE-ONE CENT A SQUARE FOOT WILL,
buy building lot Gold Hill three-quarter- OF a
mile iron Chain bridge. Inquire at RICH MILK
DAIRY. 136 ID ST. - my9Llw'
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G'oR sAIE-Tr YOU WANT NICE SUBURBAN
bone about twenty minutes ride from the treas
iry We have well-built SrOOm house in BroOEland
|Snsw that be bought very cheap sold ~ once
lot .Oxl.N THEO. A. HARDING
l2-:S Rooms 81 -, Ohio Bank building
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

ENOR SALE-SUBCRBAN-IN THE NEW SUBDI-
II vision of Chillum Castle Manor. about twenty villa
sites These situated Immediately at the station
% Terra Gotta ID. e.. the Metropolitan r r. with
10 PASSENGER trains daily TO ami from the city VIII sell
these lots easy terms Apply for plats and nfo-ma
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300 70 p 90 Will BY ny Lots OF 1900


E0B SALOON 9TH STREET ROAD NEAR THE
District line and opposite ''Woodsi1e. tract of
o. aeres IN midst Of valuable improvements and
subdivisions. which be sold for 500 per
about nye minutes walk station and within fifteen
minutes Of the proposed electric line out 9Th This
i worth considering investment for suburban
villa. GEO. y. GRAHAM 1919 st. Iyl,-3t
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I'OR sALE-AT $4,000. LOVELY HOME IL
II TakonIa Park. BEAUTIFUL 3stOry 11roOm and attic
frame Dwelling on OAK ave. near Tulip. with modern
improvements, furnace heat. sc lot lOONS&o. For
Particulars II. H. WARMER Y ~
yl4-jt Ofg6) elo r 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-20
LEGAL.

VIRGINIA: In tho Clerks eli 20 of the Corr o.
Y ration Court of the city OF Alexandra on the
LIST day OF January, 1892.
Fontaine Mauiy and Lizzie V. kaury, his wife,
William B. Caperton and Georgia Caperton, his
wife, vs.. F. sidney Blackjack, Hilds Blackjack
and Thomas Marshall.
n emo. The object Of this suit is to obtain de-
cree for the sale OF the lot o. ground OH the east
side of Fairfax street, between Franklin and JEFF
ferson streets In Tho city of Alexandra, Va con-
veysd to F. eidroy Blackjack, d. b. Blackjack
and Thomas Marshall by George W. Brent. trns-
tee, by doed dated the 9th day of March, 1859,
snd recorded in liber II, No. 3, psge 5S4, of tho
land records of tho city OF Alexandria, Va, and
the distribution OF the proceeds smtng those en-.
titled thereto.
The defendant, Thcmss Marshall rot having
entered his appearance and given security ac-
cording to the act of Assembly and the
rules of this court, and it appearing by af.
fdavit that he is not resident Of this State,
1t is ordered, that the said defendant
appear here within fifteen days after due
publication of this order, and do what is neces.
sary to protect his interest in this suit and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, a newspaper published
in the city Of Alexandria, once week for four
successive weeks, and posted at the front door of
the Court House of this city. A copy: test:
JOHN s. BEACH, Clerk.
A. W. Armstrong. 2. O.. jsn1 w4w
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pAmxsBlz srUEE.-D;. c. A Walters,

pAmx4Btx sqUEF.-D;. O. A Walters. &
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-20
evening end CLcsiag CT the Halls.

Northern mails clcse at 1880 sud 8 81 E. <
snd l2:45 and GIG 2. II. and SD y. l.. o9s'
a53Oo a. T., 1900 ~, snd Csc p. II.
Southern me;ls via Charlottesville Virginia,
clcse az 8 % god 1i:GO 3. 70. and $40 p. m
t;t,,n ST. 500 snd 1:47 p. m. ard $50 ?. ~
6lsnassas Diyiaica' mails close AZ . 20 3. m.
spd $50 p. NJ. Open 81 = - q. Ia
southern mails, via Richmond We, closes 81
1880 q. H., $40 ard 9:G0 p. Ia. Open ut $40
1 Al anc Rcand Eill vs., laai!s ciose at
$3.50 @. a. End 40 p. 70. CFoa st 500 g. u and
3:3o Q. m.
CD, Herndon, Lecsburg. Eurccllvil!e and Bound
an, Va, cloqe ut 41o p. r. aid OXEN st 500 s.m
Tfosta-n .aails ciose st 1880 8. IL, 12:45 and
900 o. ~ Open a. 800 and ItOo a. H., and
y7sshing;9p, DC, naiis clcso q 7:so and 9 so
g. H., M 1850. $50 spd 6:i0 2. n. Opoo
al - ID i0.oo a. II, 1905 H., e;ii 600 sad
oMce Hours-0por 81 500 =, u. Clcsa at $50
o, o.. Cpsn S. GEO .. q. Close 81 y. Il.
surday Ionrs-3pcn at $50 IA. Closo al
CAnsIEas' ao.znDuTr--Colto..ons ,osio on 5.
win routes-G30 and 1e;15u S. IT,, 1890
500 snd 5:s5 2. N. On 3-tzic rcasn-1:3o Enc
1860 $. N. and 645 p. ~.
Deliveries nSia st Goo &. H.. 13 IA. and 500
.. u
clio ,, 1t $40