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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-08
A Joint DISCUSSION.

JOINT DISCUSSION.
II was then moved that be be called on
for q political speech, but before the mo-
non was put Dir. George Masson. Demo-
cratic chairman of the Fourth District,
arose and was about TO address the Chair
10 propose joint discussion be-
tween Mr. Hobson and Major +. X.
Iassiter, Democratic elector for this
district, who was present, but he was
interrupted by MIR. II. G. Britton, Re
publican. who stated that Mr.. Mason was
NOT a citizen of the county and should
not have right to speak there. Some
confusion followed, during which Major
Mann Page arose and bespoke respectful
hearing for Ar. Mason, who, proceeding.
administered calm and dlgnified rebuke
10 Mr. Britton and asked for Joint dis
cusslon Of political measures.
HoBsoN's JOKE.
At this iuncture Major Page called at
tention to the fact that the purpose of the
meeting was to organize the Third party
and SUGGESTED that il be done at once. Mr..
r.. b. Bate was then elected county
chairman and T. II. Hobbs secretary.
and the chairman was authorized TO
effect district organization. lt was
then too late TO beglr TO discuss politics,
but Mr.. Hobson told a joke with good
point. az he seemed to think, character
izing the Peoples party as North Ameri-
can donkeys. and if the joke had any
other application it showed the party Is
composed mostly of kickers.'
FAILED TO SPEAK.
Mr.. Hobson and Colonel j. Thomas
Goode, who was also present, doubtless
expected to make Third-party speeches,
but were confronted by unforeseen circum-
stances and failed to DO 80. Several citi-
Gems who have heretofore acted with the
Third party expressed their disapproval of
to-day's events and determined to return
TO the Democrats.
PAGE 8 POSITION.
Major Page. about whose position some
doubt has been expressed, to-day openly
declared his intention to work for Weaver
and Field, and, strangely enough, said he
expected by doing so help TO elect Cleye-
land by throwing his election into the
House of Representatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-08
MOVED TO RICHMOND.

Upon the completion of mis- work on the
valley Improvement General Anderson
moved TO Richmond and established him
self in the commission business on the
Basin bank, then famous locality for
that line Of trade. subsequently he was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-08

.,s .-l D. tary has received let
~ A.u Jolu ". Daniel m rsfsrep rT.
,,... b. '.'-'lh sent the Senator to ad-
t,.s-.. ,tF e' Richmond under the
l.s....' '-r Cleveland and Stevenson
l., 'ao some time in October.
$40 .. ..' Fay, De has engagements 10
..t. a ''''' 4ts u Richmond this week.
0tt.,,t f.-l'g make au address here in
e-s.- -'' 0'Ler appointments do not
i.,..s, Montague. q Dapv,,le has
a. S.sr..--.s,.. IN ~ ltatJn q the Cleveland
E.aro,.t''''o0 h Campaign Club 10 speak in
4 a,g- -. sy.Ae tnt during October.
u. ~, ii',."ls Of Old Dominion Club
IL. b, , '-,. t2lt. Preparations were
Ettt.t, p, i,,..cifaloa IL the parade and
ts.st. - ~. ttioa Democratic Ciub. pr.
| ~ Hsnt.,, a.'le Tor uniforms and torches
| olj Wi "' U 'ae old dominion, and that
L ,aeY,t.ss, promptly at 7;l5 O'clock
lss, IIr..y5 JON "a tue procession. ON
/ ~ h93 n. "' an the month this club
.t1,J, t,,.., ie-eiect.On u officers. The
tost.s s .'.l.''7o has experienced some
y ts Ia 1''ng a head Of Stevenson
sssss.,3 "iay z. Knight and ]. W
| shd IN. t."o 81 the Richmond man.
= a,.o a. ~ pubhcan District Commit
~ aeaas3 ,deuce Yesterday Afternoon
- VA, ~ 70 convene the committee
~@plga ~ week for orgapizatlon ana
vi" Tho question OF nomi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
A DELIGHTFUL MUSICALE.
The Universalist Church Crowded ned an
Enjoyable Program Presented.

The Universalist Church Crowded ned IN
Enjoyable Program Presented.
The Universalist Church last nigh, IVES
crowded with the friends OF Prof. and hrs
Josef kaspar and their pupils on the occasion
of a musicale, in which their scholars partici-
pated. The program was Of high order ana
each number was conscientiously performed,
the young ladies and gentlemen all showing the
result OF careful training and intelligent di-
recton. OF the yocalsts Miss Leta SIakely
exhibited the most flexible and best cultivated
voice, and she sang David's Thou BrlliaIa
Bird" with flute obligato accompaniment
charmingly. little experience viii give her
prominent position on the concert staga
Miss Dingley sang group OF three songH the
last being LISTS .,Mignon," excellently. Mrs
Stilson Hutchins also sang three songs with
pleasing effect, and the selections OF Miss Adele
hlelnschmidt and Miss Mary Lockhart were
well sung The instrumental numbers In
cluded the Adagio from Max Bruch's concerto
in q minor, with Miss Birdie Lucas rs tho
violin soloist, and she played with q precision
and intelligence that worthy of high
praise; violin solo by Miss Roberta Allen,
who gives promise of taking a firm position
among performers on that instrument; string
quartet, in which Master Fitzhugh Colds
borough played remarkably we'll for
one SO young violin solo by Mr..
ming recognition as soloist: string quartet
by Misses Lucas, Heinrichs. sewau and Mrs.
Barry, which was noticeable for it's excellence,
and a trio for piano, violin and cello by Messrs
Xander, Miersch and Anton kaspar, which was
worthy OF more careful attention than II re-
ceived, as it closed the program Mr.. Henry
Xander performed the arda0us task of piano
sccompanist in thoroughly acceptable man
ner. The chorus, Memberships II Matted for
the Lord" with which the program opened,
displayed the strength and power of the vocal
class. The solos were sung by Miss DingIey,
Mrs. Hutchins and Mme. Naumann. The Others
participating were: Misses Grace Altschu.
Lille bowen, Grace Brouse, Adelaide Carson,
Dora Clark. Edith Dingley, Mary Delaplane.
Elsa Edwards. Beulah Hubbell, Anna Hassel-
man, kuhnel, Adele hleinschmidt, Mary
Lockhart, Clara Lutz, Clemma Linn,
Gertrude Markell, Mazia Martin, Grace
Lowdermilk, Alice McCabe, Georgia McDer-
mott, Maud Maxwell. Esther Owen, Corrins
Shelabsrger, Edith Prentice, Grace Peckham,
Bessie Smith, sydnie Small, ieta Stakely, Ger
trude Seckendor.. Tess T.mpler, Grace Wright,
Nellie Wood, Marian Morthington, Marie VII
hanson, Mona Wilson, Mary Moodson and MIRA
Mary Reed.
Altogether the musicale was one Of the most
enjoyable ever given here, rejecting ered.t
upon all the participants and upon those
under whose auspices II was given
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
ALEXANDRIA.
A MUNICIPAL TRorBLE


The application for an injunction 10 restrain
the employment of railway engines and trains
on the Wilkes street track has. as heretofore
mentioned in The STAR, attracted much atten-
ton here, and q very active move in behalf u
retaining the track will be made IN
the board OF trade next Monday night. One
of the leading business houses on Union street
has, 1t IL said, determined, in case the effort 10
remove the Union street tracks is continued,
to head a movement for legal action 10 remove
the Pennsylvanis railway tracks from the
streets Of the city.
CORPORATION COURT.
The corporation court continues lee session,
occupied with civil business. DEGREES have
been made confirming the sales made in the
cases of Wheatey agt Turner and Taylor ags
Taylor. In Wheatley Agt- church de-
cree has been made confirming commits
sioners' report, ana in Lee agf Butler
a decree for settlement; in Tomhs against
Tombs q divorce decree has been entered. On
the probate side Samuel &. Brent has qualified
as the executor Of the estate Of the late Thomas
Register.
The Alexandria Perpetual Building Asocis-
ton has elected Park Agnex, president; Justus
Schneider, secretary, and N. b. Harlow.
treasurer.
Washington delegations attended the last
meeting of Alexandra Council, Jr. Z. q. A. NJ,
Ind the evening was made a pleasant one.
The Young Peoples Union Of the Second
Presbyterian Church held . most piessant en-
tertainment last night ut the hospifabie home
of Mr.. A. II. Thompson, on Prince near Fair
fax street
The Free Masons of Andrew Jackson Lodge,
With whom the members of Alexandria W ASH
ipoton Lodge will unite will attend the funeral
of Mr. stephen r. Field tomorrow evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
A Paper on Hypnottsm.

The Peoples Church Literary and Social met
last evening at the residence of Dr.. Hamlin,
459 c street northwest. After the reading Of
several original poems by Mrs. Worries and Mr..
McCreary, q paper upon "Hypnotism" by
absorption and induction was read BY Mrs
Walport
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

Say" remarked Briny BiIlin,." desc people
makes me tired"
''wby2"
''Kickin' cos silver money Amt good enough
fur en-"
Il suppose" he said. ''that proverb. people
who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones
applies especially to women"
why" she asked.
Miss Banx," he responded. at 10 evident
that you never saw 9 woman trying 70 throw
stones"
IL was observed that the remarks Of the man
who sat down on the tack we're short and to the
point
PERSISTENT.
Quite penniless the bard expired
His creditors all sighed
"His odes have ever made u tired.
And yet In debt he died"
TIRE POKER HAsrr.
''See dat dawg?'
Il should say 20. Why. 1 raised i'm"
One OF the questions that agitate the bosom
CT the young man Of today is whether the girl
he admires sings popular songs because she
likes them or simply TO test his affection
Wen stand the rigors OF the blast
Nor scold
AT cold,
II they will but affect at last
The price
OF Ice.
"Havs you parrot"
"les, sir" replied the dealer
zone that sweahs incessantly2"
'les. sir"
well, IN ivy the bird Theah's = man in
my hotel who sings 'Comwades,' and the wuhk
Is paws lively too much fer me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

WINTER CARRIAGES
A full assortment OF Carriages
Tor winter Use. comprising Shop
ping BrougLaus. Physicians
BroughaIns, Extension front
brouShams. Delni COACHES, Ber-
lin Coaches, Coupe Rockaways,
EXtension-front kCckaways SIX
passenger Rockaways, Depot
Wagons V!c,or,as spider and
The prevailing styles and abso-
luteiy the largest stock shown
south OF New York.
Very low prices for prompt
cash.
ANDREW J. JOYCE's SONS,
Office and factory. Ware Room.
4lS 4l1 4l0 IAN ST. tja1l-3ml 1925 1890 Conn. av.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

Cholly (the victim OF an inAdvertent e.
change; "Bsh Jovei And haven't dwpnk .
dwop. sithAh!'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

PHOSPHATE Emulsion,
The most efficient and palatable preparations Of
COD LIVER OIL on the market. Its compo-
sition iswell known and has the Endorsement Of
the Pharmaceutical! and medical societies of
Washington. Every ingredient in its formula
is essential and contributes to tine alienation of
coughs. colds and the symptoms of all wassinS
diseases. Wetake great pains toprepareit care
fully Of the best materials and to have it made
freshly. Sold in any quantity.
VI. 8. THOMPSON.
Pharmacist.
503 18th st. mhls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
FOR SALE-HOUSES

For sALE-HOUsEs-OWNER OF IMPROVED
tioa a my new buiietin. which VIII BE- widely
PhltKSe =, and bring you purchaser GO. T.
u L1oii 1rlcA all :nodern improvements; on New
r~ss ON f S i & P r. nv terms ens
LCK eALE-BABGAiSs IN HOUSES
=. l2.h -. nv; : rooms and bath. furnace. all
l,tn 8 nv, corner. II Rooms ard bath. finely
. Il tet; I:,h and 18th, all M l. c. houses, Sand
osi. n.w.. rooms. bath. rooms on Ist floor. all
psf. yet; l7tn aud 18th, IL and bath and fur
n4 ace hns home; sl3.STGo; ava 81 n and ,..,
Il. near LIST ne. rooms and bath. "a. 900. .,
lst near u ST n.s frames. and rooms al
m $500 and 81 900;
II you want 10 buy good house AT A BARGAIN:
BUy BIZ hay Mindow building No. 46 H. l. ave n
For terms inquire OF owNERa.t 5lI 9TH s,;n.w.
heSs at l':E2 n J. ave .corner house. mhl9-@
L'OK sALE-BYTYLERSK UTHERFORD. 1907 + St;
New story b q" diving ms r. Ia Broi,
New so5y ,; dTnS G1 n9rthTe.t each SO
Tile new s'9ry 3 dwns; st ;eacl,s t' s'
Two story bric4 dwelling; r. Marion stu. 100
Ne~ 2srOry b. diving Sr- Sth st. o.ooV
Es's PsT 2,toTs 4 dEnss s, T s sasa NV
small cash payment most OF above. and some
will he EXCHANGED suitable vacant lots mhl9-6t'
\. OK sALE-HANDSOME MN 3-sTORY BRICK
4 dwelling. lsl3 18th st. n W: IL rooms and
hath room; all latest improvements handsomely
VISION hrst-class respect House open for
PfIf iGR ihii5T Ic anu mks
I,OR sALE-FINE BUSINESS CORNfR. 81 FEET
Il iron; !Hh St aud sl2. ;eet front on II st M.
s5E ' fYIERS Rt TH2R RSp Io4F
EOK SALE PROPERTY on l4TH ST. NV.
readily convertible 10 business USES; ~ feet front:
good depth wide alley aud two STORY br cks on IT.
Oh. 81 TALERG RUTHERFORD. 100, F ST. mo-lS'
l'OR sALE-NICE NEW sIx-EOOM AND BATH
more cssI balance 20 per month. Address ON NER.
COL sPruce ST n. W mhle-.t
FOR SALE sPLENDlD EiGHI;kOOM AND
Il &C. lar brick floor electric bells, &c.
south frout; let. 9th and ,th on Y St NV.
mhIs:st J. II. GRAY h CO.. 637 Est.
I,OR sALE-IwO NINE-ROOM BRICKS ON 4TH
Z ). 900; 10th web rented j. II. GRAY CO.
nhlS-;i 6,S1 st. NV.
EoR sALE-FoUR TOUR-ROOM ALLEY BRICKS.
> per %nth Fire $500 for all f sRa9 4
co. tSS1 + ST. n W. nth1>-:5t
lOR SALE 5-ROOM FRAMES: 3 MINUTES
L walk from cars and herdics: head Of St ne;
Inhlsi j. Ii. GRAZ co. G:s. F st.
tNoK saba BAiiGAIN-THhEF-sTO BRICK
house rooms and hath all mi 1871 18th 81. n.
EOR sALE-A RARE BARGAIN TO QUICK
BUYER. MEII-BuILT :,-sTORY PRESS BRICK
k9NI. ONLY Hall SQUARE FROM PA. AVE.
SoNfSiSs Rooms St sT BALI hthk AND
INNER KITCHEN. IN GOOD HEIAIn AND
AID brill 9 SIA PavEp 4EIEi sEs I
~ NEk NEEDS q, so TO s2. 800 CASH At
!" u :" i' AA /. s SANG III
mAls-f GLIB 18th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
Deal with owner. and save commission.

Lot = by 12s n. Fas. Capitol st.
Iuothree-stOfy bricks n 81 bet Ig,h and Goth
~ = % w n 0u Il - y. n. ave.
lcase fS-rUom hot with store. Pa bet.
A'.n aDO lssh sts L. >J'lsn.iid business stand
nPPS. y 10 4. Room .6. Gunton bu3IiiE-. AZ La
~ h-t mh19
E'OR sALE-ELM 81 MAR ~, lie DrOIT. :
RON cottsxe cellar and bath lot JIxlOS. a bar
s@ih ~ taken a. once, 81. 30
mhI93t .cOPsila.w.
LOB sAI.E-BARGAIN. NEv HOUSES, tlIJ ANDGlI
= 81 n :. p IT. mont. rooms, pantry ami sell
a. al Pspssed Prlcv $500. terms 10 suit NJ. ].
HUNT. 1879 + ST u iat;4n
k'oR SALE-A NEAR 9Th Ne, SIR. ALL VI. l.,
isth nssI n l2r.. m / lot sOasU..,. IL. 900
n7<I l9tE n ", luT-. NJ l.. lot 2iSl Is 1850
near oth ne. DR., M lot lsxsO 100
III near III m g, Or MI lot lCxEi-------. 5. $40
o. cor D. n ". Sr.. mi lot Il front $50
l4ln near L. l2r. J.. lot -,NlD.---.- S-4cO
heAr tth n e.. .r mi lot Is5axSl.---.--- $500
nlhlS-3t MERRILL L WIFI 4. GD h st. n.
EoH sALE--,-sTORI AND BASEMENT. Or AND
MAIN stable Sth -. 800
a-stor5 Basement. 81. AID b. COrcOrsn 81. S.UUO
a cor IN the II. ". near Dupont Circle, llr. and
oe'h al mol imp. reasonable lU.OtO
oss0ry ana Eas- eut. TT AMI bath. St Il W. IyO
1s03 n " 3story AMI b. .IA,sj 20 alley l4.OOO
Ssory. Tor, lot -lx -. IstE near 100
4 s. N W, .--Sty.. L b. bet. Sth and iUth. O. 80
Sstory ahd basement IA rms. ST. n w. l5UUO
. W COZ Era and Pa >. reduced to-. H.ttO
8stOry 4 cellar 81. n b WsStnini-re- l. W. 7.4JO
story OriCk. ~ \. n near 18th ST. .alWO
s,story fFaiDe. y. L. Az near f+th st. Ss,OVc
Also several 7-rOom bricks in the northeast
on monthly payments. 900 10 $500 cash 1870
Can and Set a las: Of property -
mhlo Roam a Atlantic Iuilding a. 81 NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
FOR SALE--HOUSES.

EoR SALE 500 CASH, sZ5 PER MONTH
r ,S,sS os dN@lnS MIMI rovinvn-e :: car lines:
.tld o1tn ELl-h e. ugtGra -oOd and
si'' AMI S3.4th FULTOS LENiS. 1:S3 = st
~ SALE - CHEAP MODERN S-ROOM AND
nSth baS window hrirk dwelling: rewiy psperpd
-ht iOcatiCn. squares from stanton Park Ou'y
s-..ooo very easy terms FULTON LfNis. lEsS It =.
FIX sALE-ONlI s5.2Op-MT- PIEAsANT-EX-
room all eel IA o.taEr lot -stfNf.S table
so room 1Dd bath "a Sc ng pretttiy nm shed and
.Atet Ot ~ f. ITOut Si.IO0. small tasn raw
L-sne, .-ta.iCe quArt-r.y- fCLION LENIS. EE.} :.
EOK sAIE--L, pTO,H FF1,N III ToNT a. B1,T 3
utdtItiu modern brfC4 stone si;-nre hand
I.eN tecOrats1 finished natural vOnvfs, rr1s
snu bath laTEe Price "a 40 Eur permit uiIif
oef' &c, apply 70 FULTON LiWIS. EEiI r s. IL
EOk SALE-OFEES WANTED. MUST BIZ SOLD,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
FOR SALE---LOTS.
EOR sALE-NEw TOWN, DC.
mh11-3t' Where i. itf
NOR SaIF

mhl1-U Where is it,
E'oR SALE
THE SPRING BOOM
viii soon be here when the price Of real estate in and
around Washington will be much higher than at pres
en-.
Don't rut your money in suburban property until
you have inspected,
FORT MYER HEIGHTS
large force Is now at work constructing the Elec-
tire halfway. which runs through this subj vision.
Cars VIII be running ia the spring Maps, and
price list at Offices Of
ROBINSON LODGE,
Investment aud Real Estate Brokers
mil 80 and 95 Atlantic bldg. US and $50 + st. a. w.
FOR sALE-
LOTS IN NORTHWEST LEXINGTON.
Invest in this section before the ground gets too high
for you Northwest lexington is surrounded by in
Nestme hts amounting to more than Jour million DOL
lore and is within the alphabet Of cyo| Wasgton
Money invested in these lots at present
to 81 .OO0-wii double itself in a short time For
particulars and full information call on
DANIEL 4 ARMAT
Ja2o-3m 1913 st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
FOR SALE---HOUSES.


FoESsAAtkE T1i coSSEfTsIGGUTE AVE- WHITE
F9eaSf HffbioHThRo oa RkGE fcTo AHR
sp GO Aens to SS jAME EST H. afS
IuR sAIs--A ARGAIN-NoKTHWEsT CORNER
e nnS ss nm ,o s Ssys opy gisRRff
NeikRSS Ran, l6 Jose 'G st 's. aA' OD' mhi6t
J,oR sALF-I443 CORCORAN ST; NEWLY RE-
I inode,ed three storiss rooms, seosei, !arse
plumbing Sc l91sI!e'' 49, sou. Apr!y On premises
L monthly. will 6ny new house, q rooms and bath.
Oi t. ADDRESS H. star oce
-Four desirable twe-stO5y and cellar press, brick
e0 ON re e csr and All hs
from car and herdc lnes' price each. $1,000; $500
Inquire Of - ''' Nm. PARKER,
9 sAktTE W BkaUIItUI k EksI IIisS MS. OF
Va. be sold 70 PIomr5 RrcnseT a, low prize
t.fIand, IoT PARTICULARS apply to CHARLES
EoR sALEnA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOM HOUSE
L on New Hampshire ave. near st. will DE sold
very 2s 10 a. dHR Islfss E%fET Sos 14h
EOR sALE-NEw S-ROOM HOUSE. BATH &c.
at bargsin. Apply Room y. ID floor. City Hail
i y between 18th and 18th SITS. NV, 10
rooms. m; i .sl2 500
-: new .......... 6sOo
new 5000
J.. new 4 800
land ave. each, $500
and bath terms I .Y,n ,.o 90 .oon. $500
Eight new desirable frame houses on Whitney
ave. near street cars. These houses coHta!nS
looms and ball, large yards. gas aud water
Prices. 81, 100 and 80, .lCU. Zach on easy
terms. Rent for SIS per month
Aiso other properties.
1or iuli PARTICULARS and erE TO inspect call upon
- AeLAtHtES & BATCHEIDEi.,
nl9 Corner 10th and G. sts. n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
FOR SALE-LOTS.

s:y.I 1ees e i isaa s ailes Wa.
sSa o ss s an ..ns Prss
EoR sALE-CHEAP-LOTs-
BA Ii Rs9 3 w EsRkb saer..nw
EOR sALE-CoLUMBIA HEIGHTs-oNE OF THE
ilb e ST. lots sd9ns senddk corner on
FOR sALE--MkRIDIAN HILTON CHAMeLASN
Doc per 81 IT, DANIEL fisiaG fsSkf isis
EQR, sALE.LoTs on coLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
I aolnead Manor. Nj Pleasant in Dennison
j. H. GRAY CO.. IF F.. IN n all sections OF m III ely
t'0R sAIESFINE LOT ON 4rH ST. BEL. X AND
ness I'M , party VAL FoSd Location for 6ns-
NV mhls-3t
FoR sALE-CoRNER OF 18TH AND KENEsAw
= ave- most desirable corner on 18th, 10Oxl50; low
mhls,:t ED. J. o'HARE. 10o6 Est,
FOB SALE esEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT on
for n s he so ID on ras
mhis:at Ed O. ) :, o'H DsFaah io aSSfS st.
toR SALT HAVE THE CHEAPEST INSIDE
front: price Tor few days a. 800 adjoining lot held
mhis-st o. i6tsi = st,
EOR sALE-sNAP FOR A BUILDER-i5 PRETTY
alley houses ss and Su, s sI eaSh ts m
mhiS-M . loo8 fs,.
FOE sALE-LoTs NEAR CABLE CARS
Columbia He ghis, r6xl30. 18th st...............75c
@his-s aOn'Afe i4' GEO: + GRAHAM. isi6 St.
Folk', SABA 4; VERY ,DAsIRABIE Lot i9xoo
fiey 1s i sH pTss 81 40 too' very cheap CHARLES
Y
"a feet on and 81 on Atm ST. to alley: location ior
mh Gr dwelling n9u II G nEss So peJ TT
FOR SALES BEAUTIFUL LOTS on .lsr ST.
u, Ne bet Mass aye. and ST. sell single lots;
g mafTs price g. 10 yer f. fG0t GRAY CO. csr
Tor sALE-wEsT FcKiNGToN-loo CHOICEST
mb iStsi saii Tor plat. J. H. GRAY , So:
EoR SALE-cOLUMBIA HEIGHTS LOTS.
kenesaw ave: between 18th and i4th n. W. only zoe
Mnsr s1 st. near , l;i;h NV; only
Dartmouth st near l3:b only :ssc
Baeon ana Bnnsy SITS fine ' lots al 6srgain
mG's and houses in all Paf r Of the sty s,.p
FOR sALE-FINEsT LOT ON, kENEsAw AVE.
reduced 6Gc per fl. Tor few days: Other lots on
e ars1as a hsSe :' Phhk ol2 a ~
FoR sAIE-oN WASHINGTON HEIGnTs-THE
hnsst lots ever offered fronting 18th 81.
tended. Columbia road. California;, Wyoming and
haioTnna aNes streets asphated, sidewalks sewers.
&c These building sites overlook the whole city and
snrroundine country: they 80 feet higher above
mhG-4t A. P. PARDON II CO.. 6I5 l4tb st.
tNOR aALE-SE\ EkAL VERY FINE LOT $ FRONT
4 mr. south, two blocks above Dupont Circle and
between \. II. ave. and 18th st .JxGc3 to l2ioot
alley Only 1920 per lot fine chance buil ders
n.hlO1t A. F. PARDON CO., 6l5 I4th s..
Tor sALE-L ST. NEAR n. H. AVE. i0XlOO.
Cor. East Capitol and 9th ST. n e .. y
18th ST Just north OF Lincoln Park ........... 80
s. near n. IL. Observation-Disclosures. = 80
~ uedE iotH -
Also large number of other lots. single in block.
in all parts OF tine city.
nhi6.4t A. + PARDON & CO. 615 14th st.
L'OR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY; TWO LOTS.
~ feet front. adjolnlng on q 81. cash payments
required; t. responsible parties who wil improve;
price very reasonab e. Cali and get particulars from
owner ". +. THOMAS Ohio National Bank. cor.
18th and q SITS. tut MIN
L OR SALE-ylH ST. HALF SQUARE SOUTH
of East Capitol ST.. desired front 81 10; saiie
tn ST. ne, = squares from Lincoln Park; 1jc.
OWNER, 913 East Capitol st. NH linz
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Real Estate Matters.

James B. Nicholson has bought for q. 600 q
c. +. HUH part I, square 5s7-SS feet inches
BY rs feet ~ inches on between ID and 4,S
streets southwest
w. Pitt Kellogg has bought Of r. q. Newlsnds
for o. 500 sub IS, square l53-fronting 0h
feet on street between New Hampshire ave-
nue. and 18th street
l. n. Taylor has purchased for u, 500 Of =.
q. Newlands sub &C, square l5S-2S feet on New
Hampshire avenue between Il and q strsses
northwest.
r. I. Browning has purchased for e29,00o q
Esispdship tract
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COLORADO MINING BUREAU.
c. L. SNYDER / co.
REAL ESTATE

tOh SALE-
COLORADO MINING BUREAU
c. L. SNYDER 4 co.
REAL ESTATE
BOUGHT. SOLD AND EXCHANGED.
We have now ON our books desirable improved and
uniInprUy-d properly in all Sc tIOns of Washington
and vicinity at reasonable prices. Terms sGsy. We
quote the following II ecials:
IMPROVED.
On 10th bet. and o IL. S-rOoln brick and
Stable. 600
On bet I'll and 18th u. W. 4-stOFy, II rooms.
BRICK, all ~ 5000
On y bet. ltrh and 10th n e.e,sant ll-TUO!n
story ana b. seineht brick. I6 900
On ID bet: lst and I'd NV. history and base
lnent IL room brick. all mi. $500
On > bit 18th and 10Th n two :1-story bricks,
Srooms each. all IL. each 1000
LOTS.
On z St near Dupont circle. 24x95, bar
80
On Florida ave. :Dx12O to alley, bargain
.--.....,. 60. 30 per it.
On WASHINGTON Heights. 50xlti1, bar
gain at I. p per #.
On Ellayi!ie Heights. Hyatrsville sOx $50 $3.50
Cisn.
Also extra bargains in lexington. Glen Echo, Chau-
tauqua. Fort Myer Heights and Laurel.
Gail on us at 6l2 ST. n. W.. Room 3. mhlS-2t.
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PERSISTENT.
Quite penniless the bard expired
His creditors all sighed
His odes have ever made Us tired,
And yet In debt he died"
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1t was observed that the remarks Of the man
who sat down on the tack we're short and to the
point.