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EVANSVILLE.
Correspondence OF The Evening star.
Hvarrorvrrr Mn n,

Correspondence Of The Evening Star
HYATTsvILLE, Nd, June "a, 1888.
During the storm Of last Thursday evening
the house occupied by David Brown on Mr..
Calvert's farm, near College Park, WAS struck
BY lightning, tearing Of one side The family
were fortunately in the opposite part OF the
house when il was struck and were consequently
uninjured.
The nine-year-old son Of Jacob Bryant, rs-
siding in the vicinity Of College Park. was dan
gerously injured last Thursday evening from
the accidental discharge of pistol The ball
entered his groin. DR.. Eversfield made an UNI
successful attempt to extract the ball Il 10
feared that the boy NAV die.
Mrs John Z. Iatimer gave q ,lelichtSul
luncheon yesterday to Col. Fitzhugh OF vir-
ginia and his daughter. Mrs. Milliken of Teras
Mrs. l.. II. Campbell and Mrs. Manly Boyhtn
were among the guests.
The Bladensburg Episcopal Sunday school
scholars were given an enjoyable picnic on
Ducketts lawnin Bladensburg by their teachers
last Thursday. Croquet was INDUCED in and
refreshments in the shape OF ice cream lemon
ade and cake were served. The following
teachers were present: Misses Lena Suit, Laurt
and 1.-The Lewis and Jennie Payne, and Messrs.
Dent and Freeman. Mr.. John @. Lepper. the
superintendent OF the Sunday school, and hia
wife were also present In the evening q dance
was given in Skaters old hall.
Miss Belle kearney is visiting friends In Ia
koma Park.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Dozier Of Norfolk. Va.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Suit, on Sand
street. in Bladensburg
Miss Charlotte Steele is the guestof Mrs. Chas.
E. Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs Parker Carr Lave gone on o
brief visit to their old home Ia Anne Arundel
] county.
Miss Nina McEwen ia visiting Miss Annie
Long.
Miss Taisey Giusta has returned home after
quite lengthy visit to friends in New Orleans.
La.
Miss Edith wGlbridge Of Washington has
been visiting friends in this village.
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NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE.
Many Happenings Of Interest I'm This
Thriving Suburban City.

Correspondence OF The Evening star.
ROCKVILLE, June %, 1893
Ex-senator B. W. Perkins Of Kansas has pur-
chased from Henry y. Gator Of the fifth dis
trict. this county, eleven acres 81 ground, with
the improvements thereon. for q. GOO.
Mr.. Charles n. Parker of Washington, who
some months ago purchased the Keith farm
near Layhill, has completed fine new rsa-
dence on the same, which was occupied by him
self and family few days ago. The building
was erected by Contractor o. " yanhorne and
has all the modern improvements including
water and gas on each floor
People living along the line Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal in this county express much
satisfaction at the manner in whichHhpsiness a
conducted upon that waterway during the
present season and are hopeful THAI the work
may never again fall into the hands Of profes-
sional politicians.
A company Of twenty-five farmers IN the
vicinity OF olney, this county, have purchased
OF ID. @. White of Linesville. Pa, the handsome
Percheron stallion Houblon. No. s744 ls.6lll,
for the sum OF q 500. Several OF these supe-
rior animals now owned in the county will be
exhibited at the Agricultural fair in September.
The recent commencement exercises al
Briarly Hall Seminary. near Poolesville, were
OF very interesting character and were at
tended by a large number of the patrons OF the
school The graduates this year we're Misses
Annie Hilton, Daisy Price, Mamie spurrier,
Luho Il rice, LAuth trlce. Mary Williams. sAlno
Strain, Mamie Beall and Mary Jones. Beautiful
gold medals were awarded to the graduating
class. Certificates were delivered TO those who
had reached high standard in the several er-
aminatious, and handsome books were awarded
to those who had been punctual and diligent in
Their studies. The salutatory by Miss Daisy
Price and the valedictory by Miss Annie Hill
ton showed careful preparation and we're well
received by the large audience.
The funeral OF Mr.. Jos. Coils, who was
killed on the Metropolitan branch railroad a
University station yesterday morning took
place here this evening, the interment being AZ
Rockville cemetery. Mr.. Coils Was well known
here. where for some years he had been ems
gagged in the carpenters business This makes
the second citizen Of this town who has during
the past year been killed on the railroad at the
same place and under exactly similar circum-
stances
little son OF Mr.. and MIRA Geo. Fmerich.
Formerly OF Georgetown, accidentally broke one
OF bis arms here this evening.
The sum Of el50 was realized from the lawn
party given here on Monday evening for the
benefit of the improvement fund of Rockville
cemetery.
A very severe rain storm. accompanied by
thunder and high ming, passed over this section
Yesterday evening, the high wind doing conside
cradle damage to timber, crops. &c. EAM
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jeS4-dScs

SALE OF PUBLIC HAY sCLEs.-oFFICE OF
- the Comuiss oners of the Distinct Of Columbia
Washington, June "a 1873 on SATURDAY July
FIRST. 1894 at the places and times herein ter
named. the Comm ssioners WI offer for sale 20 the
highest bidder the exclu i've right and privilege OF
u-ing the several nunicipal hay scses from August
l. 1893, to Juy 81. lS4 both inclusive for the mr.
pose Of weing hay straw fodce-. oats In the straw
ana i've stock 10 wit No i. situated opp, site the
post offire at Cniontown. a. C. at ZEN O'CLOCK
4. NJ. No. >. situated 9TH st. Sc bet / - ana
Georgia ave a; ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN. No. a
situated on lob ST. NV. near Louisiana ave.. al
TWELVE -'CLOCk Ma No. 4. situated at the corn r
of sth and sJs. n. at oNF O'CLOCK D. NJ No 3
situated in the OF the market house. Georgetown
c.. at TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ. No. q. situated at in
.ersectio. OF boundary a-d street. northeast. at
BALt-fASI THREE O'CLOCK p NJ. and No. q
sltusted at BrGhtwood. u. C, at FIVE O'CLOCK
p. NJ Parties purchasing will he required 70 comply
with the provisions Of the act approved June 70 ISL
entitled An act for the sale OF hay" Terms cash
Th urchaser Of of said scales which NAV he on
private properly shall have the right to use them
whore they are with the consent Of the of
property on which located. or remove them q
approved by :he Commissioner J. W ROSS NY
non NJ. PARKER. CHAS. NJ DERBY, acting Com
mssioners d. G. RADCLIFFE. DARK Co, Auc-
tioneers. jeSa-et
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IN go PENNA AVE NV

TRUSTEES, SALE OF FAME DWELLING AND
TENTH AND LEvENrH STREETS SOUTH
EAST. BEING KNOWN AS Nos. lOll AND
1913 K STREET. By AUCTION.
By virtue OF deed Of trust given ami duly re-
corded In lber No 1850 at folio 2S9 ct seQ one of
the and records of tile Dist let Of Columbia and at
the hes. Of the party secured thereby UNDER
81 ned trustees will offer for sale pu lie auction in
front of the premises on FRIDAY. the SEVENTH (T1
day Of JULY. A. ID. 1894 at HALF-PAsT FIVE
O'CLOCK p. ~. the following described land and
ii uste in the city OF Washington District
OF lot CD IN south Of square nine hundred
and seventyhve C915l, BEGINNING for the the
northeast corner Of said lot and running thence
along street twenty-six feet and inches thence
soGh nifty eigh; feet thence east twentysix
in ches, and thence north nfyeishI feet the place
OF beginning. tcgether with the improvements ways
easements rights. heriditsments. &C. subject how.
ever, TO a deed of trust OF $1,000 due January %
1895. with interest at the rate Of q per cent per
snnum.
Terms and above tie above trust: One-shird 70
be raid in cash. the residue three equal Install
mpnts. ri SIT. twelve snd eighteen months from the
day Of ss tle deferred payments TO he secured By
deed of ;rUst on he premises sold and besr
est at the rate Of Fix centum annum from the
day Of sale. payable semi-snruallv. al over the
said deed % trust b. paid the OPTION OF
TIE purchaser denosit u $3.50 90 will be required
at the time Il SALE Terms ITO be complied with in
IF cen laws from the day Of sale Otherwise the true
tees reserve the right resell the property the risk
ing. recording. &C.. al the cost of the purchaser
FRANK r. BROW ING
JOHN J. WILMARTH.
jec4iSGs Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS.

n q. SLOAN 4 CO. Auctioneers 1407 q st.
~. Successors to Latimer Sloaul
GRANT HOUSE, NO. 1897 PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE MokTHwEsT, AT PUBIC AUC-
WALNUT AND OAK BEDsTEADs. BUREAUS,
MWaASSfHsTANDs, TABLES. Chairs, WARD
PETS. HEATING AND COOKING STOVES.
co.'s, BIDDING. TOILET WARE. COOKING
On FRIDAY, JUNE THIRTIETH. 1893, AT TEN
O'CLOCK A. VI at the Grant House, No. :Ss7 Pa ave.
n W.. We will sell without the entire contents
Of about % rooms. Dealers and others should give
this sale their attention
Terms cash. C. @. SLOAN CO,
1e24-dts Auctioneers
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A kUNDELON-THE-BAY.

A kUNDEI-ON-THE-B
"A Do you intend TO purchase q summer homes II
so don't buy until you see Arunde-on-t he-Bay. the
heathiest and most beautiful city accessible
to Washington and Baltimore. Located lie
south of Bay Ridge a magnificent hardwood fores,
on a high bluff overlooking Chesapeake bay. Hourly
trains on the Arundelon the Bay railroad from Bay
Ridge.
Boating. bathing. Grabbing. fishing. Twenty beau
tiful cottages already erected and occupied by ash
ingtonians.
Business men in either Washington or Baltimore
can spend the day at business in either city and take
dinner with their families at the seaside aud have
plenty OF time to enjoy the luxury OF q salt water
bath before dining. Returning the next morning
rive in the city by $40.
When at Bay Ridge over TO u.s. Any of the
officers employees of the company viii take pleas
ure In showing yon around We Will not show you on
paper long list of contemplated improvements Our
improvements, costing over $40 900. are completed
and speak for themseves Tree pass good for three
months transportation from either Washington or
Baltimore. furnished those who build. For further
Information apply 70 the officers OF the c9nirany
lhos. w. Smith. cor 1st and In2. DR.. n 7. G.
Hazen. 81 East Capitol ST. 7 d. keeher sixth aq-
dttor's office n. II. shea. So Pa. ave. Hon. n j.
Rann-ils. Department Of Justice; Lawrence Cavs-
naugh. cor and 9th SITS. n O.. and David D. Stone.
sos ST. NV. IL
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IT s. COMMISSION OF FISH AND FISHERIES.
- - S5h and SITS sw ws.,hS,nstOn .; JgSs
OF JUNE ,rWENrl-NINTH; 1888, for fur
the year ending June 30. 1894. In such lots
as may be required from time to time. the
following Quantities, less. of ree-burninE
white ash anthraci coal. free from slate and dirt
Ito egg size and 60 tons stove size. The coal
suhjec: to insgecton provided by law the inspec
tioi be paid by the contractor Fuller details
furnished application 10 the neer of the
mission. HERBERT A. GILL. Acting Comissioner.
ta.eD
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PROPOSALS.

WARpEN's OFFICE, U. s. JAIL. d. C
w Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
20 TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, Thursday
JUNE TWENrl-NINTH, 1898. for supplying the
Jail during the fiscal year ending June 30 1894 with
fresh and salt meat to be delivered from time time
in slch Quantities may be ordered. Separate pro-
posa for ice are also invited J. B. BURKE. Warden
je24-5t
IT s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
u. Washington. .. G. June 81. 1899. Sealed pro-
posss vi be received by the Secretary Of Agriculture
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. JULY TWENTY
SECOND. 1888. for the purchase OF fourteen and
thirds nautical miles OF submarine telegraph cabls.
laid in November. 1856. and used until January IL
1888. between Cape Henry. Va. and Q point about
two miles north OF Cape Charles, Va. where il now
lies said cable has one conductor. composed of o
strand of seven copper wires having conductivity
resistance of IL. A. ohlls at IS degrees Fahrenheit
gutta- peEcha insulation. served with hemp and
arnored with IL No. galvanized iron wires. 1t Is
supposed TO be in serviceable con dition, except
break about two and one-half miles north OF Cape
Henry. For further information amply 10 the chief
of the weather bureau. WASHINGTON. ID. G. BIDS must
be sealed and Endorsed envelope, Proposals for
purchase of submarine cable" and addressed the
Secretary of teriGutgE, Terms q sale; Cash uron
ie.gb n, 26, "a jylS 10
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pATCLIFFE. pARR & CO.. AUcrs.

TWO VERY DESIRABLE Two-S1oRY MlysARp
ROOF FRAME HOUSES. SEVEN Rooms AND
ATTIC GAS AND WATER. WITH MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS, CORNER LYDECKER AM
PLEASANT. BY AUcTION.-
AT HALF-PAsT SIX O'CLOCK We viii offer for sals
In front Of the premises
LOT 10. BLOCK 40. HOLMEAD MANOR
Zach fronting p feet By q depth of 100 feet, im-
proved by two well-built 2-story and attic II anne
houses with modern Improvement.
Terms o. sale: The purchaser to assume Q deed Of
trust each house u 81 500 the lance TO he paid
IN cash. CT the purchaser may ray ali cash. Q. hfs
orton- deposit 81 500 on each house required 81
the time o. sale If the terms Of sale not complied
with in fifteen days from the day Of sale right IL
reserved TO resell the property at the risk and
the defauing purchaser. after I've days advertise
nent OF such resale in newspaper published in
Washington. ID. c. All conveyancing and recording
Of the purchasers cost
je24-dSds RADCLIFFE. DARR CO., Au cts :.
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DEPOT oUARTERMASTER's OFFICE, WASH
~ ington. d. C.. June 10. ls93.-seaied proposals
IN tTipiss'e viii be rs9eysd here until TWELVE
TENTH. 1893, and then opened. for furnishing
curing the fiscal year commencing July l. 1885 such
forage straw and bran may be required The right
!. reserved TO reject all proposals. All nforma-
on required will be furnished on application this
ONCE. Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked Proposal for Forage. &c. )" and addressed
ersl. Z. 8. A. ,eio-6t
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L Department, Supply Division. Washington City
lie received al this office until TWELVE oicioCK
NOON, MONDAY. JUNE TMENTY-sIXrH. 1893,
washing tie towels OF the War Department and its
several bureaus and offices during the fiscal year end
ins Jun. 30. 1894 Full Information furnished on
application to the undersigned. Proposals must be
made in duplicate and the printed forms furnished
10y this department. placed In ed envelopes In
Towels" and addressed to NJ. Il. THoRP. Chief OF
supply Division. jel7, 10, 20 81 23&lA
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THOMAS BOWLING & SON. Auctioneers,
l. GU STREET NV


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on TWELFTH STREET SOUTH.
FAST BENG Nos. l0i4. l0i6 AND lois. AT
By virtue OF deed Q: trust. dated the 9th day Of
February, 1923. and duiy recorded In llber 17p5
folio tS4 81 seq one Of tie land records Of the
tct Of Columbia. and at the request OF the PARTY
cured thereby, will sell IN front OF the premises
on MEpNksDAY. JULY FIFTH, 1888. AT HALF.
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ. the following de-
inrton District of Columbia. and designsied as and
being al of lots Numbered i07 and los And los Luz
thcr > Frstoes subdivision of lots In square num-
bered lo2 Ter plat recorded in book 70 pare 3 Of
the records OF the office of the surveyor Of the Dis
trct Of Columbia. improved by three 2-story frame
dwellings. being premises numbered 10l4. 1915 and
lois 10Th st
Terms: Tie purchaser assumes deed Of trust of
% on each house due October H. 1895, one-half
balance cash. remainder six and twelve months se-
cured ny second trust on the property with interest
at PER cent. payabls quarterly. deposit Of eIO0
required on each houss at time OF sale. Conveyanc~
ing and recording a. cost of purchaser.
n. BRADLEY DAVIDSON r
GEO. Y woRTHINGToN.5 trustees
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PROPOSALS FOR STREET LIGHTING
4 Office Of he Commissioners. d. G., Washington.
this Office until ONE O'CLOCK PM. ACGUsr
FIRST. 1898. lighting the streets Of the District
OF Columbia FOR period OF yesrs less. speci-
feRtioEs aud blank forms Of pTopossls may be OBJ
tanned on ap location. J. ". Ross. n NJ PAR
kER, c. 7. POMELI. Commissioners. ID. G. te23-6t
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=. WALKER SONS. 2o4 10TH ST. y. W.
y. Building Papers. Moth-pr Goods, Fire Brick.
Clay and lie A-sestos. Flus Lining Pulp Slate. DC.
aUlA
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GENTS SUrrs SECURED
AND PRESSED FOR 81
Coats. SOC. Pants. PIC. Vests, 25c. Altering and
repairing done in best manner Goods called for and
delivered. Telephone call l43-2.
K. l. HAHN. 705 9th 81. n.
$3.50 and AS n. EutaW st. Baltimore. VA
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PALISADES OF TME POTOMAC

Now Is the time to invest your surplus money in
Real Estate. where it will be and bring In
larger fit than rate of interest which may be
promised on doubtful stocks or other securities.
Choice Lots can be secured in this subdivision on
the Conduit road sasy terms of payment. which
must return large profit soon the Washingt on
and Great Falls Electric Railway. now being surveyed
through this property, is buzz
Full particulars at
14.0 st. NV
;e22-Ss = H. PINE. escial Agent.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

= Cape May. Nj. Ocean St frs. house from Beach
ave. VI. L. RICHARDSON,
le24-eol2t Formerly Of Carroll villa
~ Cherrystone p. O.,
Chesapeake Bay, Va
The Thermometer has been up TO ninety here this
week, but blanket on the beds has been necessary
every night end during the day there much air
stirring that the temperature IS not felt Accommo-
dates 100 and nearly all rooms taken for July few
more quests can be taken on immediate application
Rates. 81 per day. Send for circular. 1t
HOTEL BELLEVIEw. CHAPEL POINT MD
IL hand omely furnished and nisnaSement first
class bathing, boating, fishing and grabbing; ex
celent table daily supplied with fresh sat lux
uries; mineral spring.: daily communication by
Eatlroad and steamer Harry Randall. Mrs. A. r.
KREICHMAR, Lessee. Bel Alton p. o.. Nd.
my17-3m
CARLTON ACCOMMODATES $50 GUESTS; pT-
~ rectly On beach; all modern improvements eleva-
Point. \. J. - to SIS or so day. ,e24 to al
MOUNTAIN HOUSE LOOKOUT SPRINGS.
1Nl Smokers Gap. Va Nearest mountain resort to
its furnishings are new. hot ana cold water and bath.
Good livery at the hotel. Fifteen hundred feet above
Washington. the scenery cannot be eIceiled. Pure
air and the best Of spring water and good COUNTRY
board at rates from SIS to $40 per week. Two daily
mails and all kilograms and mails promptly delivered
Coed coaches to and from the nearest airoad station
Ground Hiiit over beautiful mountain drive OF only
four miles For conveyance to and from the house
and livery apply to JAMES A. DORRELL.
For further particulars address DAN A. GROS-
vEN0k. Proprietor, Round Hill. Va. care Of Noun
tain House. iec4-3t'
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LOST AND FOUND

T osT,,sIo REwARD,RETUkN. BLACK AND
II tan dachshund or beagle lost May 81 valued as q
Ee on get spswers 70 the name OF De1e Return to
I Osr-FRIDAY EVENING SOMEWHERE Be
~ tween L and SITS. n, W and 9TH and N ]. ave.
Finder Viii recsive liberal reward il returned to Miss
sKEEN. LAS n. J. n. IT.
T osT-ON FRIDAY. JUNE 90 on CABLE CAR.
Sa3 s. liberal reward will be given il returned to
1927 18th st. NV. It,
II. J n,Is 3 ON hSp ST. BED
msnt on which has been stopped Return to sol .
I osT-oN EVENING OF JUNE %. BET. el6
watch vat with chain attached Howard for return to
T osT-oN LEAVING ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
H Wednesday evening. ',diploms" Of seventh and
eshth ID High School Finder WI kipey
! osT-FRIDAY. JUNE %. RED BILL BOOK.
containing check SSok isundyy sr and letters Of
to HOS H st. n. W. and receive reward. IT.
IL 1 bracelet either on Georgetown cars "a St. s. e
sss5s s .na &C.. foot III st.
EOUND-JUNE IL. A PAIR OF GOLD FRAME
eyeglasses; chain attached. Owner will call 90
tbi st. sies pm prove property and pay for
7 osT-A LIGHT BAY-CoLoRFD COW WITH
II white breast and white SPOT on back had on new
SfTa hsfsr III reward returned to
I OST-GBEEN PARROT. WITH YELLOW HAD
L. end red fea hers in his wings and TAIL quite tame.
and speaking Spanish; Few from 1913 st. n. W.
Anybody who returns il will be properly rewarded.
je24-2Is
7 OsT = RED POCKET BOOK CONTAINING
II about sl0 or sll. with papers Of Bid Bros.
Please return to 63l p and receive reward l.
CTkAYED FROM NJ ST. NE, SMALL LIGHT
- brown colored mich COW. Finder rewarded
WARDEN. 20 g st. ne. ie242r'
T OsT-GOLD MEDAL. WITH NAME AND OTHER
IL engraving thereon. with scarf pin: also Tearl
rosary. Leave Star ONCE and receive reward. IT.
I OsT-FRIDAY, PROBABLY IN 18th ST.
II herdic. rair OF rinlsss eyeglassesi steel bridxe
lease return to Star office. IT.
T OST-THURSDAY MORNING on 18TH f4TH,
IL 18th or F and g streets from watch fob. round
tntaglio SEAL plain gold rim. Grecian head erices
cut in the stone. Reward for return to 12ll 18th
d. je2.} 2ts
OsT-ON THE EVENING OF 2IsT, BET WAR
IL Department and New Y ,rk ave or g ST. gull
watch with small black ribbon attached. Leave at
12O5 g St n W, and receive reward. je23-2t'
T oST.oN JUNE II. NEWFOUNDLAND Dog;
Il tag l 40; answers TO the name o. Lyon ArewArd
OF 81 will be given for his return to 625 I'd St
EOUND-A SMALL GOLD WATCH By PAYING
cost of advertise and proving ownership.
can be had by addressing WHEELER. sho-eham
Hotel je23-:,t'
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VI IN SUMS FROM $500 UPWARD
AT AND PER CENT
REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT.
r. o. HOLTZMAN,
oc15-t Cor. 10th and SITS, n. Y

1 approved real estate in the District Of Columb.
h harss amounts specially Also e agent. Of the
loan 20 per cent Of value able in nsta ments
y. H. SMITH & SONS,
oc26-6 141o + st. a. v,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

DOR sALE-BROOKLAND. SOUTH BROOKLAND
y Metropolis View and vicinity property. Now Il
the time to purchase for safe Investment.
GRACE NJ. THOMAS,
my132m 100 Corcoran building.
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SQUARE PIANOS. as good as new standard makes
from &1S upward, for cash or on easy monthly raw
ments. We MUST sell these to give us room and you
can secure splendid piano for almost nothing by
coming In at once
PFEIFFER CoNLIFF
Je2 ALI 1lth ST. n. W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-14
MAINE PEOPLE.

Mr.. Parker p. Burleigh. 3D.. of Houlton,
son of Hon. A. A. BuYleigh, president of
the Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Company
has just been admitted to the Ar0ostook
county bar, passing an excellent examina-
ton.
Woodbridge Clifford, next to the oldes,
living postmaster, died March lst in North
Edgecomb, aged 50 years, Is days. Mr..
Clifford was appointed postmaster of his
native town in 1899, and held the office
until his death.
One of the newer and least known of the
younger Maine authors is Mr.. F. II. Cos
teilo of Bangor who has Just received a
fiattering offer from the publishers of Once
Week Library, New York, for the priyi-
lege of first publication of novel which
ne has Just fnishesl Mr.. Costello has
also an unfinished story in the Youth
Companion and still another by him ap-
peared in the Companion in November last.
Among the few sons of revolutionary
soldiers now living is the Rev. Thomas
Treadwell Stone. u. D., now residing at
Bolton, Mass at the age of ~ years. His
father, IL years old when the war began,
enlisted in 1871, and was at West Point
when Corvallis surrendered. His pafer-
nal grandfather was in the army at Saraso-
"a when Burgoyne surrendered, ami his
maternal grandfather fought till the end a,
Bunker HiII-part of the time with a
dubbed musket, the ammunition being ey-
hausted. Mr.. Stone il native of Water
ford. in this State, and is the Oldest gradu-
ate of Bowdoin College. having been menu
Der Of the class of 1870.