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THE CORNER STONE CENTENNIAL.
work of Organizing the Big Chorus
Takes Practical shape.

Practical steps toward the formation OF
the chorus of one thousand voices which Is
TO be one Of the features OF the Capitol cor
ner stone celebration have been taken.
and the work has commenced systeInati-
cally. The District has been divided irto
sections and the following subdirectors have
been assigned: Western. Donald B. Mcleod
northwest. Warren S. Young: northern, E.
d. Tracy; north central. G. W. Lawrence;
Hortheast, J. H Hunter: Capitol Hill, DR..
=. j. Woodmani east central, Steven H.
fscko; esnTss waiter MeAr5hur; Christian
James q. Traylor: Mt. Pleasant, James
watson; Georgetown. Frank $. Barbarin;
so s sn Seao0 Roedery E hSwa5d ana
Oomer. Besides these there win be sec
tions in Takoms, with Mr.. Theodore Erie
q. King: RockviIle. Hezekiah Trail; Falls
Church. H L. Kimball.
Most of these subdirectors assembled at
night, where they were ADDRESSED BIZ Dr.
Frank T. Howe. chairman of the COMMITTEES
on vocal music. who explained the desire of
notable musical event In the history of the
District. which they were confident could
be done II the enthusiasm which every
up until the 18th of September. He ex-
pIained tnat thus Tar the executive commit
tee had provided for the exercises to take
there would be an entertainment program
al night. in which IL would be desirable to
utilize the chorus That. however, was a
matter for future determination.
Prof N. Dushans Coward, the general
director OF the chorus. then explained the
plan OF organization and called for susges-
lions from those present Quite an inter
eSung discussion ensued, participated in by
Messrs- Tracy, g. w. Lawrence, RosIer.
Woodman. All expressed their Intention of
going to work at once, and IL is possible
that even greater number of singers than
be secured $1,000
IL Is desired that singers should signify
tneir Willingness to participate in the
chorus by informing the subdirector of the
olstrict IN which they reside as early as
possible. 50 that there may be no delay in
Setung down to rehearsals. It Is the inten-
tion or Prof- Coward and Prof John p
lawrence. who will be his principal and
Immediate assistant. to visit every section
ana see how the work is progressing
system Of reports will be adopted which
VIII show the attendance at each rehearsal.
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THE GAY PRINCE OF WALES,

The Princess Getting Out of Temper
keedon Cor Phila. Press
There are very persistent rumors current
IN London. having every appearance OF
ruth. 70 the effect that the relations be-
tween the Prince and Princess Of Wales
have been strained of late to a greater ex-
TENT than at any period since their mar
Rage. Indeed. 1t Is openly asserted, and
that. too. In the most well-informed and
authoritative circles. that the totally unex-
pected recent visit Of the King and Queen
of Denmark to London was for the purpose
of preventing the princess from fulfilling
Der intention OF definitely leaving her hus-
1t Is believed. too, that Queen Victoria
intervention was invoked In order to avert
any open rupture. and that the hurried
VISIT OF the princess to Balmoral. whittier
she went without either husband or daugh-
ters bore reference to her differences with
1t looks II the King of Denmark and
the two queens had been to a certain ex-
tent successful. since, on the whole. ap-
tained; but those who have had an oppof-
tunity of observing closely have expressed
S themselves as startled by the lack OF cor
band throughout the recent festivities.
The causes of the dispute are reported to
be twofold. In the first place, the princess
was notoriously opposed to her sons mar
rage to Princess May, and has repeatedly
r.
IN the second place. it is alleged that there
= trouble again In connection with Lady
Brooke.
As said the other day. there has been
4 conflict about the appointment Of Lady
Brooke's sister -in-law. Lady Eva Greville
as lsdy-in waiting TO the Duchess of York
and the princess has been asserted to have
resented Lady Brooke's presence at the
Marlborough House garden party.
IL attracted universal notice ON that occa-
sion that none Of the royalties spoke to
Lady Brooke. who was accompanied by
her children The Prince of Wales ordi-
narily genial behavior was most constrained
and uneasy, and he pointedly abstained
from talking to any of his friends. save
10 his royal relatives. as II to diminish any
appearance of slight OF Lady Brooke by
his neglect to engage in conversation with
her.
Some people claim that. yielding to the
circumstances of his wife and relatives,
he has agreed to put stop to his friendly
Intercourse with the Brookes. j should.
however. be Inclined TO doubt this. as IL
the prince has one virtue above all others.
y Is that of sticking TO his friends through
thick and thin.
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ABOUT GEORGETOW N
A Murder Suspect Arrested and Taken
to Alexandria
Boats to Arrive Along the Canal
Neighborhood-A Swift Craft.

Boats arrived yesterday via the canal as
follows: L. B. Agnew. Capt. L. C. Myers;
No. III. Capt. J. Snyder: c. w. Adams.
Capt Carder: Maryland. Capt. Collier: c.
+. p. Beale. Capt T. Hofr: Consolidation
No. H. Capt F. Hoff: No. 139. Capt. G. r..
Grim; W. s. Bond. Capt. Ingram; e NJ.
Guinnand. Capt H. Williams; J. Spencer.
Capt Wallace; Consolidation No. II. Capt.
h Sensel; No. 40. Capt. b. Snyder; j. j.
Alexander, Capt ]. Penner; Eva. Capt j..
Wolf; 10. Ia. Capt. @. r. Grim; A G.
johnson, Capt r. Eaton; r. D. johnson.
Capt. A Nose; No. 12s, Capt. McArdle;
Oracle c, Capt. Collier, Judge Alvey, Capt.
Creamer: No. LIS. Capt Zelers: c. E. K.
5r., Capt Bender; Consolidation No. 8,
Capt. G. Ford; Consolidation No. g. Capt.
wfntermyer: Dr. Knott. Capt Ewing;
Consolidation No I. Capt Kretzer: H.
Clancy, Capt Baughman: J. X Shaw.
Capt Rirnple: II. Hanekamp. Capt. John
son; Eva. Capt Wolf; Judge Bradley Capt
On the dry docks of Capt. Mastin. near
where the canal and creek meet. the Cuba
was yesterday placed. preparatory 10 ner
pvernaunnS a new stern ana par. OF a
200. Mohler's big No. stone scow Is also
up for repairs.
Under the direction Of Mr.. Louis Boyer
twenty-eight by six and half feet. Is
being widened nineteen inches in order to
give DSll6r play 10 some nn-nAo pauU1cS
that her ingenious owner has invented to
fssist IN the better propelling OF the boat.
When finished. the. craft, Mr.. Boyer claims.
will make fifteen miles an hour.
Notes.
A white man known as Dick Burgess was
yesterday arrested at Rosslyn on suspicion
pf having been the murderer OF old Swift,
was given a preliminary hearing before
Squire Swift and sent to Alexandria for
confinement
Dr & In1rabaro of MacA1or C,anter
Wayne county. ". Y, a brother-in-law of
Mr. George W. King Of this place. and a re-
tired physician, who formerly occupied
prominent place among the medical men
of the empire state, died yesterday at his
home. In the late war DR.. Ingraham be-
came widely known throughout the Union
army as surgeon of great skill. De-
ter OF the late John H King Of this place.
Mr.. John Noonan. who was injured some
weeks ago by being thrown from his buggy
by runaway horse, Is out again.
Mr.. W. W. Brewron. accompanied by his
daughters. Misses Mollie and Fanny Duvall,
left today for Cape May, where they Will
stay about one week.
The Washington Loan and Trust COM
pany yesterday sold to Dennis Mccarthy.
lots u and IA. block g. of Mount Airy and
Friendship.
At the home of Miss Mabel Robinson,
zoos 18Th street, the following high school
boys and girls met last night and spent
several hours In feasttng and dancing and
other like amusements: Mr.. G. B. Carter.
Mckee. Mr.. +. Benkert. Miss Moore Mr..
Blackford. Miss Wetzell. G.. NJ. Robinson,
5r., Mr. A Benkert Miss Solyom Miss
donaldson, Mr.. Mckee
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CHICAGO HOTELS.

WORLDS FAIR HOME 43 BRYANT AVE, CHI
cago, Ill. south side; same exposition; con-
vefiient thereto; terms moderate. W. & A. K
TAYLOR, formerly Of Philadelphia. au2-1ms
KAI.ORAMA HOTEL.
Firstclass; desirable location; pure air; rooms
large and light furniture new; cafe in connec-
tion. Terms, 81 per day for each person; liberal
discount parties. For particulars inquire at
7I3 II st. NV, Washington, d. C.
BARNES & MCPHERSON,
jy1t-1m Formerly Of Washington. Proprietors.
FIRsT-CLASs ACCOMMODATIONS, WITH BOARD,
In private residence; convenient to three lines Of
cars direct to fair: fifteen minutes ride. Mrs.
J. A MYERS, 1925 Michigan ave., Chicago.
je23-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-04

Charles Meininger. an imbeciie. is dying
In the poor house at Wooster, Ohio. as the
result of college hazing. Meininger went
there two years ago from Lancaster. Pa.
lie was subject to fits, which have grown
until he is helpless, and this week IL was
found necessary to take him to the county
tnhrrnary. He states that his trouble was
@ party OF his classmates subjected him to
q naz,ng. He was abused greatly and ter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-04
FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT : OVERLOOKING IOWA CIRCLE
threestory and basement bay-window brick; II
an9 rs Ra5 So1 q sEs RsHs FL ST.
FOR RENT-935 MASS AVE; NV. A HAND
, ;o3 ,e s,room and reception hall house, In per
FOR RENT,DEsIRABLE RESIDENCE, 1907 I
besides bath and pantries. For further informa
ton apply on premises after O'Clock. au4-3t'
FOR RENT--TO SMALL FAAILY-A HOUSE
all furnished, In desirable location. The owner
COMFORT. Star ONCE. It,
For RENT-26Os ST. NV, sR.. NIL. $50 ot
s3s 9th ct sw,st&d. 20 Rear sis Nd av sw 10 50
M and rs s. g Is1s 81
au4-8t JAMES F. SHEA. ese Penn. ave NV. W.
FOR RENT.e24 E ST. NV; 4-sToRY AND BASE
n' slo S ath y, ~ rooms bath &c. $aeI0
aust JAMES F. SHEA iEl ss sci Penn ave. NV.
FOR RENT-To DESIRABLE COLORED TENANT
!tos 10Th st. NV; new bay window brick: I
au42t JAMES G. JESTER /; Rasef 7sG and ss NV.
FOR RENT-eOe AND sOs ST. NV: 7 ROOMS
cation Also new souSe wh ssare a, ss
excellent place for drug store; corner OF East
+ se 5t aaa ST. u az ONCE of aa4Sk
FOR ENT-FURNIsHED- REDUCED RATE,
story ana basement brick, IL rooms, 18th st.
NV, possession at once. A complete home. For
mil particulars and permit to inspect apply to
CHARLES G. R1NGWALT, Atlantic bldg, $50 r
81. NV. au43t
FOR T-FURNISHED-FOR THE EXTRA
session. large Groom house in NV; just be-
yond boundary; overlooking city: convenient to
cabte cars moderate rental for two months.
Apply to ]. b. BE1IINGER. 63l + st. NV. 4-2t
FOR RENT-FINE RESIDENCE ii27 10TH ST.
NV, "A rooms, $65; large stable In rear SO;
$40. w n my. s'
au4-3ts '" ook r ~
FOR RENT-s20 PER MONTH TO PERMANENT
denant-Corner house 18th and Park place n e. /:
rooms; mod tmps.; dressers In dining room and
Kitchen; large parking, trees. &c. Key next door
.ufot OWNER, sol LIST ct. ne.
FOR RENT TI3O5 sat nv ., soi
438 st NV. 19rs. e1OO4O st ne 5r....... IS
1ino dith st NV 13rs.. Is 1u2b 18th st &C. 20
81 Hss NV nw hrs "a III dith It nw
is ws sS sses sT r. g sQ ok q me-
1872 st NV 30 Cor 4th SITS ae n :. IL
1913 Marion ct Or 80 2O2O Greene court 4r 10
ia!0 3: NV, S New store room cellar. ~
35d 81 81 ne. 5r....3a eos 9th st nw........75
su4-st D' ALBERT F. FOX. geo F..n
FOR RENT
1852 Corcoran st.
10 rooms bath, &c.
Low rent to good tenant.
o GEORGE NJ. MYERS =.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-617 81. NV. AT 5000; TwEJ NJ,
h Eooils and cellar; all mod imp: best arranged
and cellar: mod. imp. Inquire Of A FRFI;r VS.
SONS lis 9Th st. NV an a..
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FOR RENT
1905 II NV, lar 2 baths
and laundry .....S1O(
l2:34 n II ave, new.9r.
bath and cellar.
9O0 l. NV. 9r6bath.......5(
Fine dat. Sr L bath. all
III l----.- ~
Dbl u Sc. 9r&bath 30. 5(
2lS q NV. Sr i bath. 81. 81
AMI
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1905 y c ay se. 6rkb. %. 20
tls g 81. lr..........22. 81
5l5 10th. Sr. ....2 % RI
80 Cesmplain sv, 81. II
2'S0S,< Champaign ave.
or. ...........IO
Stable rear 1919 @, 2
r,al 1890. NIX
2301 Champaign ave. Ia
= 1t near oDth ...-... 4
GEO. W. LrNKINs,
800 18th 81. NJ
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-ROOMS IN THE HARRISON COR
Sd and SITS. NV; elevator service and steam
heat and hrst-class board in cafe: near central
departments and Capitol; will furnish apart
ments for members Of Congress-.
1e22-3m HARVEY SPALDNG, Room T.
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FURNISHED HOUSES
nlar.'; p Ssss, 18th % near ns.. H.vs; ne.
i nsss I Es5 .p I'M 90 18th near
ELEGANT rooms In sun iDesir.b,. room. .aa
t building *, /" h,.s;Sroot lsnss Coast Lias
,,II ~ toSiOO each: building" all front
~ III /. ave- from az and sTe ton
11 95e Conn ave .s1s conee-ro.stine sstsb
10 5G,s &c, Con. ave- .-...-5 %achinsry atszs
III 9,h NV ,s.i;;.-.- 18th and Z nv. eas
STABLES
} 1sg5 o rear lo2s Conn ave. rear .s2s
I3l X o. HOFFMAN. 10th and sts n. W.
FOR RENT
1000 Biad. road ne, str. and Io-r d., ami $50
lvoz bad road ne, str. and Io-r. d. n M t. 40
1886 Lewis 1t. ne, str. and Ter dwg amt q
.-o- sWoRMSTEDT BRanLrY'
V<i-im Q27 Il
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NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
Upper part 2l2s 14th
st and. portion of
cellar, 1lr. 40
466 G st, 1Sr. 40
436 Mass ave, Sr. IS. 80
1922 $50 st. Or. .35. so
l1oo and 1102 18th
st, Sr...-..........a az
III n: Y. ave. Or. :. .35
7 log 6 g st. Or. .so.ss
I'd floor 4O7 10th 1t. 80
$50 Spruce ST. LIE
Droit Park. Or. -. 30
800 eth st, Sr. 30
1852 22d st. Sr. $3.50
1914 Fla ave, 7r. .25.5 so
III ID st, Or. so
1928 Sth st. Or. 1886
Upper part 1410 p
o025 VT ave. Or. .23
1893 18th st, Or. 30. 50
1913 I'd at. Or. IN. 70
BIT n Cap st. Or. 30. 80
Upper part 1918 sth
st. Or. %
3sT4 7th ~ road. Or. 20
n" ? st. Or. 30
1928 Goth st. 7r. 20
Ills n J ave. 5r. 1880
243l n ct. Or.
rtion Of the property on
all at Office for bulletin
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1852 Corcoran st.
10 rooms, bath, &C.
Low rent to good tenant.
GEORGE NJ. MYERS .
aaf6t' Rooms and g. 1905 Pa ave.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-NEw HOUSES, 6i3 10 02s orII 81,
ne and 6iI G st. ne: and rooms, back
building, cellar, long yard to alley, electric light
ing, &c; rent, $3.50. Inquire OWNER. 2io
st. ". fy2S-im
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FOR RENT-llo2 9TH ST. NV, HANDSOME
three-story bay-window eleven room house. witt,
all modern improvements; SIS per month
JOHN w. MORRIS. Ga T st. NV. iy2l LIN
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WANTED-FLATS.

WANTED-A FLAT OF NOT LESS THAN -FOUR
nor more than i've rooms unfinished. Address,
stating location and terms. FLAT. Star office.
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IoiN nfAN l.
lsl7 2sth ST NV, sr. $50
81! sth st NV, Or. "a
1917 9th st NV, 7r. 90
200 18th st sw. Or. "a
500 r st NV, 7r. "a
1902 Sth NV, 1r. .25. 80
663 r st he, 7r. o.
1928 sth st NV, 7r. %
2iO ID st NV, Or. .25
1872 sth NV. 7r. .22.5O
500 A st Sc, 7r. 81
1859 and 1889 F st
ne, Or. 30. 80
233 10th ne, Or. 20. 20
1105 G st ne, Or. 20
HOS @ at ne, Or, 20
s4oh Fla ave NV,
ar. ........c 20
525 and bai 10th st
III E st Sc. ir. is
1912 q st NV, 4r. .14.3o
141S A st Sc, Or. rs
COS 18th ne, Or. 1880
1925 Champlain ave.
Sr.... ..........-.13
617 G sw, Or. 30
407 Fl ct NV. 4r. .f5.2n
1907 9th NV, Ar. .12.30
81 D st sw. 5r. =. 1890
1905 X st ne. 5r. 8
6l3 and els Sla 1T
ne. 4r. .11.D
The above Is only a p,
my books. For full list
issued on the LIST and Is
nu4
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIl

Hotel centrally To-
Gated, Scr. e62i
102S VT we NV. lSr. 100
1923 Ri ave NV, l7r. 80
1214F stnw ts&d). 233. 31
1922 X at nv. l5r. POS. II
1915 10Th st. Or. zoo
1881 @ st NV. lar .l66. 81
1908 y II ave. l6rs. ...lJo
500 18th st NV. l4r....lJC
1T26Mass avnw. 14r133. 81
lS10 n ST NV. 1,rA 10,
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FOR RENT-l0S r NV, NEAR PENSION OFFICE;
new brick; all imp: SO. SO. POS 9Th me-, near
East Capitol cars; new brick: all imp; $23 so.
1929 Sd Ne: frame; Or; water; Sl4. a4s Lettie
near It'll and K s.w.: brick; with water; $3.50.
Jy2S-6t Z. A. MCINTYRE. 222 g NV
FOR RENT-N TRINIDAD-1629 18TH ST Me-
rooms: water; latrobc; So. 1II2 18th et
ne, rooms and bath; all L; $i8. B. F.
LEIGHTON, 452 d st. NV. iy26-Im
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FOR RENT-ONE OF THE PRETTIEST HOUSES
IN Brookland; rooms. hall, attic and cellar.
nicely finished: furnace heat; large porch: wind
mil; fruit trees large yard. For fun particu-
lars Inquire of McLACHLEN & BATCnEIDER
~ corner 10th and q SITS. W.
FOR RENT-s3O 10TH ST. NE; LARGE STARIE:
garden In front; SO per month. Inquire 637 %
81. NV. ty29-1m
FOR RENT-BACK ROOM. ST. NEAR
18th nrst noor. Observation-Disclosures 500 90
First noor suite Of three fine once rooms,
st. near 18th. .........,............' 90 m
Good stable. alley near 18th and Mass. ave. S,oS
Fine large mansion. with large yard and
sRble. cor. Conn. ave. and ST.. fur
nlsned or unfurnished. ...............-
1884 18Th ST.. furnished house, by year 4 400 %
possession any OF these given immedia tely.
-. JOHN E. BEALL.
V<o 1921 f st.
CHARLES W HANDY.
$40 18th St nv.
1s39 l ls.h NV 1o5 g g q Isvs
goo SOo5 P st nv l9r so 5la 5th st 90
Cor oth ana d SITS ne. 2i3 st NV. % 50
str l. Tor ............... 45 1902 I'd st nw 5r.l Is
1883 18th st NV. 9r..... 40 Rooms oO3 9Th NV. Sd
9th st ne. Sr. 40 floor .....-....... q
1911 VI ave NV. ST. .:S 30 ei4i 81 NV, 4r..:. 10
ia 0 Cs Sc sr 20 90 ga Del ave NV 4r......s
O2I "a Ut NV, IT,. 30. 80
Plat COS 18th st. n.w as
once rooms In the handsome BUILDING OF the
District Title Insurance Company for rent at low
prlcsA y28
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WANTED-HOUSES.
wANTED-FORTY SHARES OF OHIO NATIONAL
BANK STOCK In part payment OF two houses In
the city. JOHN o. JOHNSON & CO.,
aust 617 st.
wANTED-TO PURCHASE A BRICK DWELL
ing in the northwest good location and near car
line; price not to exceed Sc, 800. Address X. L.
NJ. Star ONCE. au3-3ts
wANTED-MODERN HOUSE ON CAPITOL HILL,
or rooms: rent not to exceed $50. Address
PERMANENT HOME. star ONCE. au3-3t'
WANTED-I HAVE CASH CUSTOMER FOR
one to twenty small bricks that can be offered
At decided bargains, below market rates. Z. A.
MCINTYRE. Do st. NV. au3-6t
wANTEDLTO BUY AN S-ROOM HOUSE. STATE
location and lowest cash price. Box IL, city
post ONCE. AUST
wANTED-BARGAINS m BUSINESS PROPERTY,
residence and vacant ground. We have the GUS
toners, why delay? HUNTER & HUNTER, $40
14th st. NV. jy29-6t
WANTED OWNERS OF HOUSES IN THE N.
W., ATTENTIONi-wanted, for clients, modern
built houses (Which must be bargains), at prices
ranging from s45, 900 to So. 600. Send full par
characterization, number Of rooms, size of lot
price and terms-to
WANTED OWNERS OF HOUSES WOULD DO
well to place their properties in my hands, as
with increased facilities and having daily ap-
plcatious, can speedily obtain tenants therefor
WALTER II. ACKER,
ty29-6t 7o4 14th st. NV.
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and L SITS. "a
In rearsCor'n Art Gal. )
4. % l95. ................2
4. 50 IS, Mass av 4 2l>t. 2.
The above houses can
our office only. THO
3yS
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1922 y 81. br, mi. 13r s35
1888 lpthst. br. mi. Or. IS
1924 Dumbsrton ave,
br. mi. er..........3 30 so
200 9Th OF ne. br. mi,
siNslB St ne. Sr. mi: q. g se. e
l33S ga ct. br. INF, l;sr. 30
~ Q d. br, mi. Tor. 30
1879 and 81 33d Of. br,
mi, Or each. ........25. so
1872 sd st. b b and
.,o store; Or ......-..3
hr, mi, 1r.............25
l522 SD e. br. Or. :. IL. 50
S33l-33 NJ vt. bf. mi,
Or each..............,,
II. TICKLING L BRO.
NV. and l10R a at m -
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FOX REM
1853 p Ut. br. mi, Tor.
furnished. ...-....fl5O
1909 Pros av. br. mi.
lpr ....-......... 10
292S ? ST. br. mi. l4r.. 90
35l4 \ ct, br. mi. Il. fur. 90
lS VI ave, br. mi. Or. 81
3.sS5 y st. br. mi. lor. SO
lS3 800 st. br. store. Ir. 90
1897 sd st, br. store.
2504 Pa ave. br, mi. Tor. SO
l5l 18th 81. br. mi. sr. IS
SSil \ Il. br. mi. l6r. Al
1905 p st, br. mi, 9r. 40. 81
1909 30th st. br, mi,
aiI0 Dumosrton ave.
br. mi. Sr. 80. so
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

foh sAI1-srock AND FIXTURES OF A SNAIL
s.saf and confectionery store; 5-noom ho,Ise and
%sel r sm.a only - per month. Apply Ter one
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Jy29. 81. au,2.<

FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
1902 st., rooms and bath. ............ $40. 90
1927 18th st., rooms and bath. ......... 1000
1sl6 Corcoran ST.. rooms and bath. $500
940la Florida ave., rooms and bath. 49,. p so
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-10-05
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
BENNINGTON.

John H. Dixey late of the United States
navy died at the Vermont soldiers home in
Bennington September 26 of consumption.
He was admitted to the home from Spring
field, Vt, June 10. 1891. His remains were
forwarded to Springfield sept -. where
the funeral was observed under the aus
picts Of johnson post e.. a. r., of which he
was member, Two more members Of the
home are in low condition.
The Vermont Mutual Insurance company,
| Union Mutual Insurance company, and
Farmers Mutual Insurance company have
posted notices offering $500 reward for the
arrest and conviction Of any party or par
ties who have been guilty Of the crime Of
arson in this section. The National board of
underwriters have also offered reward of
$500 for the arrest and conviction of any
persons who may have been concerned in
setting any VI the recent fires in this village
Sunday evening Andrew Nash Of North
Bennington drove over to this village 10
visit his brother john who resides ON Mill
| street He hitChed the mare and went i'll
side and was there about o minutes. when
he came out and the rig was gone The street
| is one OF the lveiest in the village, yet no one
| saw the team drive away and no one IN the
| village saw il. The horse was valued at
5000. Word was sent TO the surrounding
| towns. Monday noon Nash received tele-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-10-05
THE BURLINGTON FREE FREss THURSDAY OCTOBER 8 1893

phone message that rig answering the de
Scription of the one lost had been found
at the foot of Grcvlock mountain. He
left ut once to identify it IL possible. &C.,
At special village meeting held Saturday
afternoon the trustees were instructed to
contract with the Electric Light company to
burn the street lights all night. The article
III the warning to see if the village would
employ paid police force was laid upon the
table without dissenting NoCe.-The fifth
anniversary of the settlement of Rev. {. y.
Seymour as pastor of the Second Congrega
tional church was celebrated Sunday morn
ing with appropriate services. The pastors
text was taken from Romans 1l:l9. During
the five years there have been 220 admis-
sionS to the membership of the church.
There have been 81 deaths and 81 dsmssals
At all but two communions during that
time there have been additions to the church.
The +. NJ. I. A. b. attended divine ser
vice in st. Francis dc Sales church Sunday
afternoon in body. There were 80 of them
present. After an address by Rev. Father
Barren pastor of the church, the 10Th annu-
al renewal of their pledge occurred.
Job Stafford 90 years of age, and for
over 90 years a well-knOwn resident of the
town. dropped dead i'll his yard Friday
night Heart disease was the cause He
had been in his usual health upto the time of
his death. The American Surety company
of New York who furnished the bail for
Louis a. billiard of Rutland, upon his APP
poiutmcnt as cashier of the Chicago Tribune,
have offered reward for his arrest and de
tcntion on the charge of cmbezzlenent of
funds from the concern by which he was
employed