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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
ship OF this church has been not only
loving and faithful, hut productive Of

ship Of this church has been not only
loving and faithful, hut productive OF
untold good; and
Whereas, The conditions OF his pas
torate are now favorable to continued
and increased usefulness and blessing
to this church and the community in
which 1t exists; therefore, be it
Resolved, That this church tender
to him their expressions OF our heart
felt gratitude for his services among
u.s. and recognition of GAY his purity OF
character and piety. (b) his earnest and
tireless work in the church and COM
munity in the cause of religion and
morals. (c) his effective and inspiring
preaching. Cd his good and pure exam
pie as man and Christian preacher.
Resolved. further. That in response
to the universal and earnest protest OF
this church membership and the Chris
tian community of the city and in ac-
'cordance with the report of the com
mittee. we request that he reconsider
his action in rcsisnng this charge and
urge that he continue to serve us as
our pastor and leader
resolved, further. That in making
this request of him we join in a renew
al of our pledges to faithful work and
service on our parts and bind ourselves
afresh TO hold up his hands in every
effort Tor the upbuilding of the blessed
cause which we together represent"
Remarks in favor of the resolutions
were made by DR.. 3. T. Travis. Rev.
Fristoe. Judge Shepherd. John T. Bur
ford, Frank Blair, 1. =. Merriam, \. w.
Chambaiss, Capt. Thos. McDermott and
others.
The resignation CT Dr. Garrett has
not been withdrawn yet. but n very
strong effort Will be made to induce
him to remain here for another wear
at least.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Robert II. Barrett and wife to Claud
T.. Hutchns, lot with improvements.
No. 9pG west side Washington street (;
S2,oil-59-cl,y.
S. u. Anderson to Josenh S. Sawyer.
half OF lot No. % Main street. for pur-
pose Of locating site: S20--county.
V y. Snow & Co. 10 Hestar n John
son and Ann Hill. lot so ON north side
st. Julian avenue Bruce Park; 5000 =
county
Grace Browne and husband TO ran
hael and Mary Wright, lot Is ON north
side North street. IIuntersvillc: 81 100
county.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
THE LINE OF NIARCu

inc following is the route for that
night: From Court to High. to Craw-
ford to London. to Middle TO North. TO
Dinwiddie TO Glasgow, to Washington
to High, TO Eilingham to South, to Din
Widdie to Clifford, to Washington to
Harrison to Fifth to Nelson. TO Fourth
10 Lincoln. to Second to Henry, to
Fourth to Court, to Queen and counter
march TO truck house
Messrs. c. \. Markham. chairman:
George $. Bell, T.. c. Crimson, John w.
Tatem. Jr.. and Frank Odeon compose
the committee having in charge the
arrangements for the celebration.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
CHILDREN's DAY EXERCISES

Sunday morning was observed as
Children's Day AT Central Church. Tho
entire morning service was devoted 10
that purpose. The church was taste
luliy decorated and quite n nice pro-
gram was ARRANGED for the occasion
which was conducted exclusively by
the children. Rev. Mr. Beadiej made =
short talk on Samuel. which was lis
tened to with much interest. The build
ing was filed with neonle. Two or
three children were baptized. The whole
service was a credit to the children
and their trainer
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
EVENTS TO-DAY.

Seaside Lodge. No. so. *. Of y.
Endowment Rank. Section 2.9la. X.
OF j..
United Council. No. $50. W. l.. Of IT.
Wildey Encampment No. 8. l. o. o. T..
o. II.
Howard Division, Ne. .. s. Of II.
Ancient Order Iiibernians, Bonevo-
lent.
Trinity Chapter, No. $40. l.. OF st. A.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
THE HOOK AND LADDER.
To Celebrate Its Second Annivcrsa1
BY Il Parade and Banount

TO Celebrate Its Second Anniversary
By Parade ana banquet.
That excellent organization, the
Portsmouth Hook and Ladder Com
pany will on Thursday night of this
week celebrate it's second anniversary
by torchliSht parade, beginning ut S
o'clock, followed by n banquet Mt .
o'clock at the city hall. The company
is at present Differed by Captains En-
NETT Deans. Thomas Hume ana sam
uel 7. Montague. the latter. however,
retiring Just !. when the incoming AS
slstant Foreman, Messrs Henry Robe
and G. y. Markham, will enter upon the
discharge Of their duties. The seaboard
Air Line Cornet Band will furnish the
music Tor this occasion, which Will I'M
questionabiy prove 10 be a very inter
eSting one.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23

Flyers and the Knock a ways will play
game OF ball this afternoon.
The Portsmouth office Of the Virgin
ian-Pilot acknowledges the receipt of an
invitation to be present ut the dedica-
tion exercises of the Old Point Com
fort College at Fortress Monroe, May
3Oth
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
TIE poL1cE cn1rDr

James Jackson, disorderly conduct;
fined 81.
clifford Williams. disorderly conduct:
fined 81.
David Hodsden. assault and battery;
fined $40.
Nlinso Goodson. violation revenue
law: continued until Thursday bailod
in the sum Of 800.
Marcellus Riddck. disordery con-
duct: fired So.
Jessie Reid. carrying concealed wea-
POM fined $40.
We keep every shape of collars. Let
us sell you your collars Chas. r. Wei
ton & Co
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23

200 pieces Mosquito Net, all colors,
fun measure, special price for one week
only, 26c. piece.
French stripe Lace Curtains, new de-
signs. Sl.9s-s2.47 pair.
SILK dot Dress Goods. light shades.
Sc yard.
Few pieces lcft-Taneta srk-spccial
&C
Nice line of French Organizes. 2sc.
yard.
Nice line White p. ks. 1oc. to soc.
yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

% vas 20 that time that General
Sherman succeeded Co thn command uf
tHg army. and ua ho dld Ho n popular
subscription was opened tO bus MIN re-
home. a sum arEregntlnE about 800.
900 was raised within q few wgoka and
uH result toe property which had hoon
decided ID General Grant was bought
from him Cor General sherman. The
aIis included thD furniture In which
was library 0f several hundred books,
which had been presented 90 General
Grant d. che citizens OF Boston.
General sherman. like uli u the FAM
ny was thrifty ii0 found The house
little Goo lafgc ana DE had % re-
modelled into two dwcll.nHr, one NJ
which Doc rented Later un Do moved
further up toward the white House
and lived ln "a threr-ai0ry brick Htruc-
tufe uu 18th street. Just below John
CmmhnrIln'a club House. sherman
hHd d house nlao given him lu g. Louis.
AMI General Grant 10 will De- romcm.
l'red. was presented with a cottage AZ
spdakine % Washington property ln-
rrcnalng iu value. the house ~ Mrs
John 4. Logan. on Columbia Heights
near IAN street has steadily risen
since 10 was purchased. This house was
the Old Stone mansion. 10 was bought
~ General LOGAN shortly before hh
20
sum being paid ln cash WHEN the
general died the popular subscription
enabled Mrs. Logan 90 pay on the dcht
no that the nuurc i7 % "a large extent
gift house. AZ the time the house
was bought property ln that vicinity
was worth about 10 cents square foot
u o. now worth from g. 90 81 a square
foot. and the Logan house ana the
land about It would probably approx
mate $4,000 in value. The house has
been fcmndc'od. 10 la beautifully fur
nishp1 and MfH. Logan finding lt now
TOO large Tor her uHe has been renting
% from limo t0 time 60 one millionaire
or another nt such prices that she gets
more annually out Of u than the salary
" The chief Justice ~ the United
States
Just opposite Mrs. Logans property.
and hotue her and the city Or
large tract ~ land belonging to Mrs.
senator John sherman. 10 d. worth at
least ~ pcr square foot-thht iH. block
on 10 nH large nH a lady.a pocket hand
kerchief o. worth g. for Tint r. the
way We seii land hero. when senator
sherman bought o. u probably dli not
cost more than i've cents per square
foot Mr sherman was one NJ the Hyn-
dictate whn bought tho Stone estate. ut
The head 10 IAN street. and plotted u
ont In lots. ] have heard Il said De
made about million dollars out uf u,
though { have no authentic figures on
the subject
senator sherman has always had
good eye Tor Washington real estate.
lie has been resident Of the city since
1855. almost forty-hvc years. AMI has
been Investing more or less during that
time Some 20 his most valuable prop
efty has been ln tho nuighhurhood ~
HE home ON Franklin square. He
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

The fourth year normaia gave an
elegant social and banquet az tho TINT
NUralty last evening II was n most
successful anair. both from q social and
financial standpoint.
The Junior football team are playing
Eamo with The illgh school team this
afternoon. Both toamu have been prac.
ticlng diligently. and hard battle II
anticipated.
The Normal society met yesterday M.
teruoon In regular session The fol-
lowing program was rcndercdi
song .... ...,.. ...... Miss notsfori
budget box 90 o.. q. q. o. FudDborg
RECITATION 60 &c ..ss miss lnbcock
ihpef 90 60 mt. MNllinE
new consignment Of books have ar
rived at the library.
The lecture given by Henry W. Law
romeo last night was very well attend
ed. and hIEhly appreciated BY ALL
Tho class presidents. who mako up
the executive committee Of the Varsity
club, met Wednesday Thcy decided to
~ out among the local business firms
soliciting advertisements Tor the Chron-
icle, and u they think "a sufficient
amount u patronage can be- obtained.
they VIII Issue the paper. They are
20 report their Investigations Monday,
Three weeks from today tho Junior
football team VIII play the ogden High
school team. on the University campus,
Air. Lawrence viii continue hls SUBJ
sect next week The lecture D. very In
teroEtinR Especially 10 Co the stu.
dents N political economy. an ~ whom
should attend n iH expected that
some ono will follow Mr. Lawrence on
the subject of recommendation.
Chapel exercises wcrc conducted this
week by Prof Howard.
The college mon met Wednesday ar
tornoOn and accepted the constitution
and bylaws They decided Co hold
their meetings at $3.50 o'clock on Mon
days. AZ the next meeting the officers
viii be elected.
The purpose Of the society of oollcg.
men. a. expressed In the preamble VI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

the constitution. IL 10 got a better un-
doruinndlng OF the questions uf the day.
90 become better speakers thrnurh
practice In debating and orntory. md 10
attain more nearly to an ideal citizen
ship.
This organization was known last
year aa a fraternity II Is now "a society.
Prof. Cummings has received letter
from Ike Russell. an old University stu
dent, who became locally famous FOR
his humorous work on the Chronicle.
and who IL now In Manila. In the let.
ter wns enclosed q for this years SUBJ
1criptou 90 the Chronicle and Athletic
association dues. THREE cheers ana %
tiger Tor Ike"
~ the final work Of Mr. Howclis'
class in rhetoric In tho study II MARIA
ton. each member Of the class u writ
ing n short novel
THE BRANCH NORMAL cedar city).
The Iron county teachers hold their
frat Institute Tor the year 10 the Nor
mat building last Saturday.
II. =. Young Of salt Lake called to
zee ua last week
The athletic association sent an or
der 10 browning ilruH. Tuesday f1f
nfty dollars worth ~ apparatus. This
with what tho association already has
will enable the students 90 carry ON
a variety 0f games and sports.
Il IL intended 20 make Saturday. Nov
ilth, grand clcaring up day around
the Normal The young mon VIA meet
and with teams finish their work uu
the baseball, crouuCt, basket ball and
Jumping grounds. iu the evening thnHi
who take part will be- given O. dance
/ with lunch provided by the youus
ladies.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
Mr. Griffin. teacher Of iron work %
/ the mechanical arts department. and
| hiH entire family have Tor some tim,
| hopn very 90 with typhoid foyer, sup
| posed 10 be- caused from drinking lou
| water.
Professor Merrill who has been ven
| 40 with n complication ~ diseases, q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

Copyright 1899. by Frank O. Carpenter
Washington. II. g.. November lad
mlral Dewey has chosen well ln select
ing Washington Tor bis home There IL
no place On the United States whore
property h. more stable OF Ho likely Co
Increase iu value. within the past Few
years the leading mon from all parts
OF the country have been Investing
here. and Flit-edgci houses arc stead
iiy risinr. when Mrs. Gen. Grant sold
hi home in New York Hho asked gon.
W Childa. who was then living. whore
rhe had best nut the hundred odd thou-
sand dollars aho had received Tor it
Sir Chiida advised her 90 Invest o. DO
Washnnton property. She ga 90, pay-
Ina t5g000 ~ the amount Tor her home
ON the corner q q street and MnHla-
chusciis avenue. This house che
bought Of senator Edmunda. and I'd
murla must have made al least tio.-
900 out Of the deal The lot cost him
about $4,000. and the house could DO
duplicated easily FOR $4,000. The pr1p-
efty 10 probably worth $4,000 today.
The home OF Mrs. Gen. sheridan. on
tIN NWfNNl Nl iNNMNN NNlANN MNNNNN NNA
Seventeenth street o. worth almost
twice what ~ cost when it was pre-
scented To the great cavalry leader. II
was rin from twonty-fuur ~ Gen.
Hhcridan'n admirers. chicago mon. each
Of whom subscribed 5000. The house
was bought Tor 81. 000 The money was
raised quietly and Gen sheridan know
nothing ~ d until the deed had been
n.1is out lie was completely taken
nhnrk when the papers showing that
the property was his wero handed over
10 HIM and 10 was long time before
h. was able 20 mako suitable ncknowl-
cdgment
II n not commonly known that a
home was recently purchased Tor Gen.
Miles. The money was gotten together
BY hlH friends. ana a magnificent double
brick house ON y street between Sieve
entoenth and Eighteenth streets was
bought The price paid was IN the
nelFhhorhood Of $4,000 but whether
this included the furniture or not I
o. not know Gen. Miles lH now living
in the house.
II isa blg double brick. beautifully
finished. Il viii always BE- a valuable
The drtt house In Washington given
"a General Grant was on the north Side
Of 1 street between Second and Third.
near the Capitol. This was nt about the
close Of the war when that part Of the
city was the fashionable quarter A A.
kteWuf u New York and other rich
men raised $4,000 by popular SUBJ
fefiptlun. They bought the house. fur
nlahCd ~ and presented Il 90 Grant
Gonpfnl Grant occupied q from 1865
uLtll HE Inauguration no President la
1863 when be moved TO tho white
House.
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bought little house there when he was
in Congress. There was fence around
Franklin square at the time, and the
boys used The place Tor a ball ground.
Later ON ho built the house No. 1919 X
street. and ailli later the magnificent
marble palace In which he lives IN
darstnnd that be offered bic Old housn.
No 1918 V street, 90 the Dewey fund
commissioners Tor $4,000. venture
that hls present home is worth COM
siderably more than 10000 ~ f. one
% the finest houses nj Washington, and
tho Senator prides himself on ita bcing
thoroughly well built. fie tells me there
ia not crack IN IL. ana it IL so cons
structed that j venture it will be az
fuund r. hundred yenra from now nH 10
o. today. Much Or tho material in 70
came from ohio. the wood carving have
iur been done 100 Dayton. and nll OF the
/ Ono woods hnNiul cQuIe from thnfc.
Senator Sherman u one of The larry
naf owners o. small houses iu Washing
Ton. De har many blocks of HIK and
oIrht-Uom houses which will rcni Tor
fr1m $40 Too 500 month each. Those
hinckH ha built himself Hc dGon not
ral the houses. but prefers 90 hold
them Hr Investments.
Another thrifty real estate owner here
Or John %. Mclean. iils holdings are
very large and they aru rc1tterod over
the city tie has several hundred ncroa
ln the suburbs ami D. runiluulllN buy
iHF more. fic owrf farm right near
oak View. the property out ~ which
Grover cleveland made a hundred
thousand dollars. ami has recently
bought LARGE tract adjoining Grass
lands from which William g. white
ney made somrwhero between nfty ana
seventy five Thousand doi'arn. His real
estate holiiura in tho city proper must
exceed million dollnra ln value, Tor
De- has almost "a whole suu1rc between
che Arlington Hotel nud 18Th street. the
only exception helnE The ahuroh1m llo-
toi. which belongs 70 levi y. Morton
and which you VIII remember was
m1do famous hy No. having "a bar 10 q
in tho days OF BENJAMIN Harrison. John
WnnnmHhHr and BABY Mckee. II wua
John Allen 81 Mieslra'pp. who at the
country laughing By referring 10 u as
f1llowvi
"wanny runs the Sunday school.
Low runs the bar.
The baby runs tho White lfouas.
Ana hnng u, thcru We are"
or courHc. Vice President Morton had
nothing TO do with the bar The land
lord who ran the house had taken out
o. license 20 give Vince to hia guests az
the table, and lt was very naughty OF
Mr.. Allen TO treat him 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

again NJ his post bv
marks u "a sever lilne.t neantg a.
on Saturday there D..
game ~ hoothaU tst.. " o. ri..
team and the %. " 49,, NE a.
saturday uvening ban vm,
ln " EmYnasium, under NV lrs
OF the college athletic asse'..,-
PRECEDENT Tanner went d. g.
tity on Thursday 20 h. eai Dr.
meeting y the board ol,eli u
Friday and of the Slate ,'ulgii'..f
cation ON Saturday. ''''l q -
Forty students have r..,.
lnFt week, most OF thor u
hvo months course M nv w
now equal 10 that Of even 49,.
~ has been found ncsse.s,v.
". .n.llln. classes iu ne b.
The young people ut prt..
,g,rs gave select stud.ufs ~. 2
Mrs Mink. an exprrf t.,.t.
lnr, gave the atudfnts q i.', q inf.
methods In the chapel W.ie' .
tcrnoun. iNs'I q
Ihe YOUNG womona ulemr
N.Y. nv. uie9e OUT q toW puram p.
I'M mp y, i''i ..l p p1. ms Ilf.-, 4.
ono or 10, et.t Nl.Ni O. hais :
SALT LAKE mon artio,
The RCD ana BLACK came ouf ~
Jay win liH new dr"aa ON IL
IN this issue ia cxosui
able. The ThaukarIvIrr ~
poetic diversions. dIapIHg 49,.
~
The foot bali tatr t..t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

nut returning 10 John Mclean. he
owns I believe. tho Normandio Hats.
and alec many valuable residence sites
NE we'll ~ business blDcks on n strcvt
and elsewhere. Ito "a the only man
know here who hnH made r. fortune out
~ cemetery ife di1 this by buying
at auction an old buryluf ground which
wa. located not far from the blaine
mansion. Ito paid. 10 ! remember cor.
rcCtly. about $4,000 for this. and u
certainly must BE- worth a number Of
times that today The dead bodies
wcrc removed long ago ana 10 To- now
number ~ ycnrn since Mr. Mclean
little summer cottage inside II q where
h. urcd 10 90 nc times 90 mediate on
tho hcklcucaa and folly ~ politics and
humanity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

! passed by Don Camorona house to-
day on my way 10 the white House.
10 IL whore President Hobart ~
stones throw ~ the presidential man
sion I don't know what rOnt the Vice
President pays FOR H. but ] venture Il
o. In the uoiFhh1rhooi Of 10000 q year.
Tor the house cost senator Cnmuron
tsi 600 when he bought u, ana he has
added enough 90 % tu run the total up
90 somewhere near 100000 The house
T. the old oEle Tuyloe mansion. which
was one uf the social ccntora in tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

Eureka. Utah. oct "a. ise9.-w. v.
Shepard ~ this place, who hnH six In
biz family says. in the early spring no
gets nix bottles of Hoods saraapahlia
and that sottioH the doctors bills for
the season. This medicine purincs tho
blood and invlTorutca the system NO
that disease can gain no foothold. Mr..
Shrnard well aayn. This means n
great deal 90 a hard-working me-
Qhnnle"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04
ADMIRAL DEWEY'S HOME.
His House in Washington is Bound TO Increase in Value

What Other Heroes Have Made Out Real Es
tnte-Tho Grant sherman, sheridan nnd Other
What Thoy Cost md vl.l Thoy Are Worth-Mrs Loo
cams pronts-Iohn shormnnH Washington Investments
How John n Mclean Has Niodo Millions tho Capital
Something About tho Holdings OF Don Cameron sonaor
stewart choi Justice Fuller and Othors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

only @ short distance above Justice
Fuiier'a house II one which has been
purchased by former Secretary lierbert
or the navy II ia I think the ono
which he rented while IN Clcvclnnd's
cabinet The other homes N the Clcvc-
land administration have largely passed
into different hands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

Clay. II IL said that Aaron Burr has
dlncd IN u and that nearly every prom
lnont man Tor the last seventy years
has been inside lta wallis. A. one time
Z u u related General Winfield SCOT was
among the guests ai dinner heid ~ y
l while the meal was ln progress a terri
De hail storm came ~. some or the
hail stones were brought Co. whercupon
General Scott took them and dfuppeu
them Into his wine. saying;
Gentlemen. bet ua cool our cham
payne with celestial ice"
In those days property was not worth
"a great deal IN that vicinity Mth9ukh
q was 10 near the white House Ine
lot adjoining. upon which the Lafayette
theaicr now stands. belonged 90 one
timO 90 Henry Clay and DE- sold ~. 30
The tradition goes. TO Admiral ROGERS
for ON Andalusiau iackasa which the
odmlrai had brought from tho Meilier-
rHroan. The animal was taken % ken
lucky and placed upou Henry Claya
form. Admiral Nngcr held on No inc
property Tor some time. u then passed
through different hands ana was uuAlly
bought by Blaine not long before ms
death. ut SO per square foot When u
was cold 90 the Lafayette ThcaiUr come
puny 70 was nc u hlE advance. the prop-
cry forming bne of the most valuable
parts " SIR. nlaino'a assets.
Senator Stewart has recently cold
stewart castle. or. ms lt was once called,
"StewuftH Folly" uud has bought a
new property on the corner ~ hish-
teenth ana d atrcrtH. west or enc war
department and south ~ che avenue. lie
hult Stewart Castle in 1874, when the
fashionable northwest was hrick-
yard. Every ons laughed at the ldca ~
the city moving out tu him, but u has
done ~. and the finest houses ~ Wnah-
ington are now 60 b. found there. Lol-
tors biz palace o. only "a stones throw
away and tho Blaine mansion j. on The
next corner. Tho now house or senator
Stewart has "a large amount ~ ground
connected with H. 70 has. ] think. more
than half nn acre. and 10 viii some day
D. very valuable. Just opposite u IL
tho home of chief Justice Fuller the
ola Carroll mansion. for which the chief
Justice pnlf tioooQ. and on the opp9sls
corner o. the tall. lean brick IN which
Don plaft lived 20 many years IL Ia
now occupied a. government offices.
only q short distance above Justice
Fuilor'H house n one which has been
purchased by former Secretary Herbert
Of the navy. n ia. 7 think the one
which he rented while IN Clcvcland'a
cabinet The other homes ~ the Clcvc.
ANA administration nave lAitrlN pAHafh
into different hands.
Secretary Lamont ana not buy proper
~ while IN Washington, although he
aided the President in making bis pur.
chnsca. Secretary John q. carlisle had
purchased home while he was IN the
United states Senate ~ was q three
story brick on the south side Of X
street between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets. not FAR from the
house which once belonged 40 General
uclknap. Mr. Carlisle paid f2t0l0 Tor g.
ITO lived ln IL DURING the latter part u
his Hpolkcrahlp md while h. was 10 the
Senate and cabinet. but closed u up
when ho went 90 New York where he IL
urc the house has been practically va
cant. and tho vines nrv now growing
over the front door
THANK q. CARPENTER