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fN THE CTkCEIT COURT or TIE UNITED
! STATES FOR THE DIST sICT OF sAkY-
LASD-IN THE NATTER or THE CONDBM-
NATION or CERTAIN LAND AND BUILD
INGS IN ANNAPOLIS. MAINLAND. TO BE
USED FOR The ENLARGEMENT OF THB
GROUNDS OF THE NAVAL. ACADEMY or
THE UNITED STATES.
ordered By the Court this Bird day Of April. 1904
In the above entitled cause that the findings and
award made and reported on the xJfh day u
March. 1902. By Charles A DuBois and Lawrence
Bailliere, Of Annapolis. Maryland. and Charles =.
Pitt. Jr.. q Baltimore. Maryian Commissioners
appointed BY the Cont IN the Shove entitled caa-c
70 ascertain and aw4rd to the person or persons
IL interest The true vBlue OF hiz their Interest
IN sA,d land and buildings described IN these pro
ceedings- be ratified and confirmed. unless cause
10 the contrary thereof be shown On or before tie
7th DAY or MAY. a. D.. 1902. provided cory %
this order be inserted fB some newspaper publish-
ed in Baltimore city and Annapo.is. Maryland.
once week IN each Of them Cor three successive
weeks before the 7th DAP Of May. 1904.
Total amount Of swards IL GIG. sS8T5.
THOs. J. AOKRIs.
Judge.
True COpy-Tesi: JAS. ". CnsW.
as Clerk
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PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau
T of Navigation, Navy Department, wash
ineton ID. C., until IL O'Clock noon, wednesday,
April 18th, 1904, and there publicly opened
u. 5. Naval Academy Annapolis Maryland.
Blank forms of proposals, specifications,
aud plans will be furnished on application
to the Bureau of Navigation, Navy Depart
ment Washington, ID. C, or at the y. 5: Naval
Academy, Annapolis. Md. A. 5. CROWNlN-
SHIELD, CHEZ Of BHredE. March as, I9oa.
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FOR SALE.
$40 HOUSES.

THE 40 HOUSES on King George. HasSygr
Governor. Bridge. Holland and Water streets and
Bunker Hin Terrace nov located o. the prozssed
extension Of the Naval Academy grounds. TbOse
nov IN possession Of the gOvernmeBt 90 se re-
moved b. the p rcbaser 81 once. and those now
in process Of condemnation o. soon - me pro-
ceedings are ended. Many Of these HOSES are
new and ali contain q v4iusble smOnnt o. sea
sOned Building material. suitable for ssbuii9lng.
Application and Offers can be made By telephone
St. Paul 30. or by letter 20
SGREvE q COMPANY. COHtr1ctors.
80 ~ GuilfOrd ave. 8 Eager Sc Baltimore.
Annapolis OnIee-7l Hanover street.
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LEGAL NOTICES


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Order Nisl on auditors Account.

EMMA J. BREW ER and Others vEEsUs ISAAC
W. BREWER and Others.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County.
No. 15f7 Equity.
Ordered, this ninth day OF Apin. 1902,
That the report and account Of the auditor
in the above entitled cause. De ra he'd and
confirmed unless cause 20 the contrary te
shown on or before the
NINTH DAY OF MAY. 1872.
FrOtffed a copy of this order be inserted iil
some newspaper published In Anne Arundel
County, once in each OF three successive weeks
before the saids9 day OF May. 1902.
JAS REvELI.
Associate Judge 9th Judicial Circuit.
True Copy, Test -
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nRoposALs For THE CONSTRUCTION or

PROPOSALS. FOR THE CONSTRUCTION or
MARINE OFFICERS QUARTERS AT
H. s. NAVAL. ACADEMY, ANNAPOLIS, MD
wAsHINGToS ID. C, April 4. 1904 SEALED
PROPOSALS in duplicate, will be received
in this office until noon, April 80 lSUx. ana
ali necessary materials and labor for the CON
struction and completion of one commanding
and three Junior officers quarters az Marine
plans may be examined at Annapolis upon APP
ulicatiou to First Lieutenant Logan Feland,
n s NJ c Superintendent of Construction -
PROPOSAL blanks and copies of plans and speei-
ications may be obtained upon application
TO the undersigned. who reserves the right to
reject auv or eli bids and to waveti nformalities
&c l.. McCAwLEY, Acfoy, a. q. M, ard doS
farr tpsssygeypsasss,, u. s. Marine Corps. a. u
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TUESDAY, 29th day of April, 1902,

AT O'CLOCk, +. NJ,
all that lot or parcel OF ground situated IN the
First Election district of Anne Arundel county in
Scrabbletown. which Il described In the said de-
cree passed on the 18th day OF March. 1909. which
was convened by w IL. Dawson and wife. To
Moses Gassaway, Cnow deceased) on the 18th day
of March, 1875. which gaid deed being recorded
among the Land Records Of Anne .Arandel county
in Liber N. ii. c., No. 5,olio $40, containing one
acres of land, more or less
The said property beingbeautifully situated and
adapted particularly for oyster planting ON Rhode
river.
TERMS OF Saba deposit of any dollars
cash will be required on the dav of ale or all
cash on the day OF sale. the balance of the pur
base money not paid on day of sale. on the ratin-
cation OF the sale by the Court at the option oi
the purchaser or purchasers.
Gao. l.. PENDLETON,
Trustee.
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Baxiunlns for the same az the corner formed hy
the Intersection Of the southwest side q Water
street and the northwest side o. Holland street.
and running thence with the line q Water street
IN a northweeterly direction ninety feet. o.
iens 70 the division line between this lct and lot
number thirty-nine OBJ, mentioned IN these rFo-
ceesinrs. adjoining on the northwest. and running
thence with said division line In 4 suuihwestefly
direction thirty-cna feet. less. % The al.
vision line between thia lot and lot number forty
and one-haM tt0nl, mentioned In these proceed
ires and running thence with sAid division Ire
In a southeasteriy direction ninety feet. more %
las. 10 the northwest side of Holland street. ana
running with the line u Holland street IN
northeesteriy direction thirty-one feet more
less 10 the point Of beginning.
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BY VIRTUE OF a decree OF the Circuit C0Hrt
for Anne Arundel county, in Equity. passed In
said Court March 18th. 1907, depending wherein
Thomas Grssaway, ct a.. cOmplainauts, W. Mary
Gilbert ct al, defendants, No. &f79 Equity.
The undersigned trustee will offer at public sale,
at the Court House door in the city OF Annapolis,
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THE TERMS OF SALE under discretion given
In said mortgage viii be -One-ha1 Of the par
chase money 10 be paid In each on the day OF @ale
or the ratification thereof by the Court, ard the
TO bear Interest nom the day OF rse. AZ essh on
the day OF sale or ratification at the option Of the
purchaser.
Persons Desiring TO purchase, wishing further
Information. will apPiy 20
"a FRANK Ii. sTOCKETT, Assignee.
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u TwO-StOry Frame Dwelling,

IN good repair. rented 20 white tenant 81 eight
doliars per month. This property is dseirablv 10
Gated ior a resistance and would be good invest
ment.
2nd-Also all the right title. interest and estate
OF the said mortgages Ia and thzf lot OF ground
situated on the East side OF Wagner Street In said
City OF Annapolis, fronting on ssid street ~ feet
with depth Of ~ feet I his lot IL improved By q
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JULIAN BREwEE. AuSfiobeer.
PUBLIC SALE
kAf Lots and Dwelling
ny AEEADRr
IN ANNAPOLIS.

Under power contained 10 two mortgages ron
William IA. Calhoun and Emily X. Calhoun bic
WIFE susan smoibers and william icmOtberE her
husband dated the isth day OF April. 1855, and
recorded In Li0er ;. H.. No IA folio az &C.. and
az. &C. one Of the Land Records for Anne Arun-
del County the undersigned. q assf gnee, OF said
mortgages, Will offer 10 Public Sale AZ the COURT
HOUSE, dOos In the City OF Annapolis. Maryland
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Beginning for the same at the corner formed BY
the Intersection OF the northeast side ~ King
George street and the northwest side Of Holland
street and running thence with the lire Of Hol-
land street IN northeasteriy direction sixty feet
more or less. 70 the division line between thie
pruceednRs ard running thence with said division
fine IN northwestsrly direction ninety feet moro
or les 10 the division line between this LOT and
lot number thlrty-nine tsal mentioned IN these
proceedngs and running thence with said division
line IN a southwesterly direction sixty feet, more
street Aforesaid, and thence with the said line 81
ssid street eastwardly ninety feet. more or less.
10 the corner Aforesaid and point of beginning
LOT NO. a.
BEGINNING for the same on the southwest eide
IL Holland street AZ distance Of fofty-nine feet
aouthwestsriy from the intersection Of the south
western side 81 Hanover street and the north
the division lire between this property and that
Of the her Of william 8. SouthFate lying % The
northeast hereof. and running thence with said
divisional lire and with the rear lines o. lots
facing on Hanover street three hundred and TWEEN
ty-hve feet. nors or les. untn y interests the
George r. Franklin lying 10 the west hereof.
and thence with said aforementioned line south
westerly forty-seren feet or less. until y In
tsrsects the northeast line q Mar A. stepney's
lot iytnr TO the southwest, ard thence with aid
aforementioned line and the northeast HES =
james l. Johnson's lots souiheastsriT thrss hn-1-
dred and twenty-five feet. more q -. g -
northwest ssds q Hcliand ss-~et ara -herrs wfse
said Ens q said str~@t rn-rh@Msts~T t1-rFassHe
feet zsor~ - isza. - th@ rctzt - $685.
Tor@6hsr vi ~ - rlrAt tt.as 49, w~
ts the ssrs eeis-xuE r. So
- ----h--si - " - = alasss ssaes res
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On Tuesday, April IL, 1902,

AT IL CLOCK. A NJ.
the property mentioned In said mortgages. 10 wit
rst.-An that lot OF ground on the South side Of
West Street, No. -. fronting thereon about II
feet inches and running back about 10s teet. I'm
t,rnxad NV
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beginning for the same At . point IN the Ire
Of the southwest side Of Hanover street az tha
distance OF four hundred and one and orehaf
feet. more or less. in q northwsstszly directiuz
from the southwest corner Of Hanover street az1
Holland street. and running Themes with the Lac
OF Hanover street In a northwestsrly dlrectian
forty feet. more less. 20 the divizaon lire b.
tween this lot and the PGvodi lot and ruunsnz
thence with said division line in q sourhwostsfty
direction ninety-eight feet. lea 70 tke g.
vision line between this lot and the lot a A.
Whipper adjoining on The southwest and ruz~
nins thence With said dir1s3on lire ara fhs -
vision line between thiA- 1ot and the iot q Hats
q Rogers IN a soufheasterly 6lrec1snn f1rty tuas
more or lesa. 70 The diFtHien liza betweez tti -
tnd the LOT Of R. Bishop adioi1i-g o. ~ acsla-
east, and running ths1os n q no--hsss.srif q
rection with said cirtnon linz rlrezy-sizlt sa~4.
more or less 70 the southwest ala~ a Mmnrvaw
street and point o. haxfnzsnk
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-17

n these days when many young people subject
irresponsible
that the aboveq question @
they in
upon
obligations of 5
TO be OF
of
should be
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to break
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the
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-17
A SMALL BOYS PLUCK

pathetic of overwok and starvation to light in
hospital the day An eehtyearoId newsboy col
apsed taken the hospital for treatment when
was discovered yongsr had trying support his
mother sisters and had been working much and eat
INC that he Is likely
boys father formerly wetodo but upon losing
money disappeared and has been heard of The de
serted support herself and her three children
health gave way and then her little told her mot to
worry he would take of the family.
this-and not by any unique IN large
ces-cerany ought make ashamed to plead inability
TO support their The father Of this little fellow too
eowary the loss Of his money He rather than
take lower position the community than that which he had been
accustomed He left his wife dc the best she could for her
self balto support besides herself All
that the brood felt able DO to keep the
breath in gcod-for-nothing body
Now father Sinking his rghtfuI duties, and
possibly living charity somewhere his boy who ought to he in the
primary school, working and late for eight months to
take care mother and his steTsa task which was
90 much grown MS father Ii the father anywhere
within reach Of papers reads tie Of his sons heroin
it ought to shame getting job the streets and sending
every cent pay beyond what required for food
and LODGING
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-17
AMERICAN COMMERCE IN AFRICA

There Is weeping and Wailing and
guashiug of teeth in the manufae-
turing and shipping eenters Of the
British Isles, forasmuch Is i has
been found that freight rates From
New York to South Africa have been
offered at less than one-half Of the
rates quoted from England Al q
recent meeting of the Johannesburg
chamber Of commerce, and IN the very
presence of the British Trade Com
ndssimers, a cable dispatch was read
Offering freight from New York to
Natal al 10 shillings per ton, while
the lowest rate from England was
given as y shiIines , pence The
impression which this announcement
produced can be better imagined than
described. and although the South
African business men were puzzled 10
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-17

By JOHN F. FARLEY

Whether one reads CoIcridge's Hymn
in the Vale or Caam5unL' with i5s base
Of giety and its reach Of musical fer
yor. or becomes fascinated with the So
Iiooyies and seIf-examinatiou u Shell
Iev-s ..AIastor." the unalterable fact re
mains that in poetry one appreaends
The normal speech Of man in his asp-r-
ing needs.
Recently / encountered a long poem
By Bliss Carraan tuned 10 express the
imaginary activities OF the god Pan and
mis- brood through wood and dale and
the lit OF his lines kept surging
through my mind with all the witcheFy
of q brook refrain
Among many associates that have
added the charm Of friendship TO my
life I know OF no one who has not in
duleed in poetry or expressed pref
ereRce for a particular poem at some
time IN his life
one Young man I knew who had ca
rousing habits and. ordinarily speaking
was Of vulgar frame Of mind let
under the influence CT . Retrospective
look over the sunshiny fields Of Als
youth ne had written q genuine poem
full Of sad music ana picturesque
power
Therein lay his chances Of escape
from the dominion Of self and sin, #
he but knew il. for the godiihe in his
nature. if given ENCOURAGEMENT. wouli
have freed him from the vassaiage OF
vuIgarity-
Fcc.s have reclaimiag work to do
among the thousands who think only
Of business. and who carry the atmos-
phere of the counting-room into their
homes. If an Emerson could evoke the
immortal strain that tells Of a simple
flowers beauty-through the exercise Ct
FEELINGS natural though decP-what IS
there to prevent the ordinary man OF
woman from LAYING their tired limbs in
the clear pools OF poesy and, through
drinking frequent draughts Of the
sparkIiue waters on every hand, be
come as il we're. infused anew with
love for life. ana at one with the
spirit that animates and prompts the
song of birGs2
II is not only a possible. but laud-
able thing for one TO develop q fond
ness fer the heroism Of great deeds, Al
understanding of chlvalrous thought
and determination to find mere joy
and more satisfaction in ones commun-
ion with other human beings.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-17
Z0ociety.

In the heart Of a Jungle miles away,
Where tiger and bear hold sway.
There's { bit Of a monkey, old and gray.
That sits in the sun all day
And spins wild yarns Of a far of land
With its jungle folk OF another brand.
And the monkeys walking land in hand.
soberIy chant this lay:
-'Hark to the tales that cur father tells.
OF the nights he diued with the bowling
sweIIs,
Of the dash he cut with the jeweled
bellies.
OF the glitter and chatter and noise.
Guest at the table our father sat,
Dressed Ike them. with a white erarat.
And under his chair a stovepipe hat.
Wouldn't that jar you, boys?"
The monkeys journey from far and near
ISuch wonderful tales to hear.
Some OF them wink, ard some Of them
sheer,
But mostly they laid and cheer;
For surely the monkey is truly great
Who lives TO describe such terrible
fate,
And yarns his brothers before its toe
late
What they must shun and fear
Hark to the song that the monkeys sing
As they soIennly walk in a jungle ring:
Father wasn't content to swing
On the end of q banyan limb;
Father went ro&raing the world to get
Some proper ideas OF etiquette
Father fell in with the swagger set
Look what they did 10 him
Newark News
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Love Is Love Still.

Out Of the sorrow ] wait you i song
Over the valley and mlstshadowed
hill,
What Of the right. dear, and what OF
the wrong?-
Love is love still!
Out Of the sorrow a song. like the
light
song that shall seek you. TO soothe
and to thrill;
What OF the barriers, deep as the
Nignte-
Love is love stuI!
oqs of the =orrow-the tempsst's far
sweep,
Song that is sweet with Gods Won
DER and viii,
Dark Night is over US; deep calls to
deep
Love is love stiut
Out Of the sorrow God speaks to US
best;
Loves every mission His angels ful-
fl
Here. on Loves breast, is your refuge
and rest;-
Love IS love stilIi
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-17
PieTPont and Poker
By JOSH WINK.

I5Ir. PieFpont Morgan IS quoted as
having said that poker should not be
termed our national game-thst 1t is
based on deceit and blum. and Is wicked
The following verses are compiled from
data furnished by a gentleman who
seems conversant with the game under
6iscussion-l
on, Mr. Pierpont Morgan. what 4 lot of
fun you've missed,
The joy OF seeing aces-four big aces
in your fist.
The glad sensation when you split your
best and only pair
To make straight-and draw your
Garland find the right one there.
Oh. Mr.. Pierpont Morgan, it may be an
awful sin,
But poker isn't simply Iuck-It's science.
when you win
Oh. Mr.. Pierpont Morgan, you have
daHied some with ships.
And yet you glow resentfuIIy when
some one mentions chips
You've made a jackpot Of the mines and
sweetened it with stocks.
and fed the kitty day and night with
railroad shares in blocks.
Yet with all this you've missed the thrill
that fills you in the hush
That comes when some one raises You
ana you have made q flush
oh, Alr- Picrpout Morgan, you may view
It as you choose,
But poker's Ike some other games
it's wicked when you lose.
When people shuttle stocks and bonds
and railroads. ships. and mills.
It's much the same as when the game
depends on how one fills.
Yet when the poker cards 90 rou1d the
backs are at the top,
And he who has the smallest stacl, MAJ
make the others drop.
Oh, Mr. PierpoH- Morgan. It's 2 bad
game, that is true.
But everyone may not indulge in such
big games as you;
And maybe some one gets at much fun
out Of two small jacks
As you DO when you win road with
miles and miles OF tracks
and, as is limited heretofore. II IS an
awful sin,
But poker isn't simply IueI-it's science.
when you win
Baltimore American