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Hunt Club Show List.


exhibition of the Blue Ridge Hunt
Club Horse Show, to be held at
Wildwood ON Jelly 3, have just been
issued.
The program consists of eigh-
teen attractive classes, as follows:
Mare and Sucking Colt, heavy
draft; mare considered % per cent.
Prizes, So and ribbons.
Mare and Sucking Colt, half
bred or better, suitable to become
hunters; mare consider % per cent.
Prizes, s. and ribbons.
Mare and Sucking Colt, suitable
to become harness horses. Prizes,
81 and ribbons.
General Utility; horses that have
been worked on farm and are
suitable for riding and driving.
Prizes, silver cup and ribbons.
Ladies' Single Drivers. must
have sly lie and good manners and be-
suitable for q lady To- drive. Horse
alone to be considered. J. I'd.
Ogden, the we'll known Bcrryville
horse and carriage outiitter. will
present handsome driving whip
To the lady driving the winner.
Road Tandem. Entrance fee,
81. Prizes. silver cupand ribbons.
Park Saddle. Entrance fee. 81.
Open TO all; manners and confor-
nation to dee considered; walk, tro,
and canter. Prizes, silver cup and
ribbons.
Green Hunters. Entrance Fee.
| 81. All ages; open TO all who have
not won a blue ribbon in "a jumping
contest; four year old and under
jump 81 feet; five year old and
over jump / feet; conformation 80
per cent; jumping so per cent.
Prizes, silver cup and ribbons.
Runabout horses. Eutrance fee.
81. Horses must be suitable and
have true action and be able to 90
at a good pace; high action not
essential; horses alone to be con
sidered. Prizes, silver cup and
ribbons.
Hunters and Jumpers. Entrance
fee, ST. Open to ulI; Jumps / and
a. feet; performance only Ia count.
Prizes, silver cup and ribbons.
Spike Team. Entrance fee, 81.
Best team; leader to have style and
quality. Prizes, silver cup and
ribbons.
Three-quarter mile dash. En-
trance Zee. 81, Opcntoall. Prize,
silver cup
Club Members Fiat Race. For
horses owned hy members of the
Blue Ridge Hunt: members TO ride:
distance 2miles. Prize, silvcrcup.
Special Glass. Pau Puk
Keewis" Colts, under , years.
Prizes, 50 and ribbons.
Pony Saddle Glass. Eetrance
fee, SOC. Ponies to be ridden by
children. Prizes to first, second
and third.
Pony Harness Glass. Entrance
fee, soc. Ponies to Toe driven by
children. Pony only to count,
Prizes TO first, second and third.
Hunting Class. Entrance Zee,
81. Jumps 4 feet To be shown
in Hunt ColorS by members of 5
Hunt Club; performance only +,
count. Prizes, silver cup anc
ribbons.
Except where otherwise stated
luo entrance fee. will be charged
The show will be opened at IL *
a. m.
In the CovRWU'S article %
last week it was sta,ad that Mr.
Edward 6 Butter would agair
manage the show thiS wear, bu
that was an error Mr. Butlet
was urged TO accep, the manage
mcnt, but declined, and Mr.. ROLAND
lG. Mitchell, of BOY &c, was elected
to the position.
Anyone deSiringany information
about the show can secure same b.,
addressing the Manager, Mr.
Roland q. Mitchell, at "Minturn,
Boyce. Va.
Many of our citizens are drifIin
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-06-16
Where Do the Candidates Stand?

EDITOR CoJErFu
Tn last weeks issue of your paper the
method Of nominating the candidate tv
The Democrats os Clarke and Warren. IL
is stated has been decided upon. and
three of the candidates have decided 90
let tie people decide In a primary e.ec.
ton as 90 which one shall be the stand
ard-bcaror of The party.
Al 90 them have expressed themselves
as 90 what thcy VIII 90. 10 the event of
election, for "tLe dear people" OF the
two counties. Almost every subject has
been touched upon common 20 the
wishes and desire Of the people. from
the standpoint occupied by them. and
each OF them, lut not one has touched
upon, SO Ear as my observation ha,
served me. subject that is vitality I'M
teresiing TO large number Of the resi-
dents OF this town and the two counties.
Already there Is rumbling heard OF an
attempt 20 place she saloon in this town
again ,ha, when the time comes the
signatures of s. suGicien; number OF in
dueuiial or representative men. who are
qualified voters, viii De or have been
secured.
This they have perfect right 90 do
under law. but those of Us who are op.
posed 90 the saloon have an equal ri.L.
70 do al in our power 10 proven, such
result, so long as we 60 not violate ,al
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YOUR IDLE MONEY WILL EARN
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YOUR HONEY

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Eggs for Sale,

Selected eggs for Matching, from
thoroughbred Barred Plymouth
Rocks and White WNandottes.
CuAS. W. MARKS,
Berryville, Va.
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bil. has won her-pret,y maid.
y June bride she is 90 be
Her peachy-cream complexion will not
fade
Because lis Rocky Mountain Tes
inlaid.
Z. Blencowe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02

Il with 80 little effort that runners
silica closer than poor relatives
when he Is doing the receiving.
Archer's throwing has won two
worlds records for him. both were
gained at the expense OF Charlie
Babt'e Memphis club n the South.
crn association. when Archer was
with Atlanta.
The frat vas the catching OF
three men Off base In one ming on
four pitched balls. and the other
was cSching seven men Off first IN
one game.
otto Williams Of the Peiicana
once waEcred 500 he would steal nj
least one base game on Archer
The latter heard OF this. and every
time Williams went TO bat he was
walked. and be not only failed 10
steal. but vas caught mapping on
first several times.
Archer broke into professional
baseball at Fargo. y D. From there
he went to Nirdcn. Manitoba. where
they play ball IN the evening IN
1904 he played AZ Boone. la. where
he made a reputation. and that fall
vas sold 10 pi,ssbusg for $500. Pitts.
burg sent him to Atlanta. where
Jennings found him. When Archer
Joined the Tigers. Jennings noticed
he did not take etep In throwing
to second. and spoke 10 him about
Il. Archer tried TO obllgc. but failed
and was asnt 20 Buffalo. where
Chance aaw him. aud today Chicago
fans dont mias Johnny king bit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02

CHICAGO. Sept. 2.--No one will
deny that Hugh Jennings. the De
trolt leader. and Fred Clarke OF
Pittsburg are great managers, but
Hugh and Fred made one big mis-.
take each when they let Jimmy
Archer set away. aud Frank Chance.
the Cub manager. showed one OF
the traits which stamp him as a
baseball general when be grabbed
Archer 10 take the place Of the 70.
hellious johnny Killing.
Jennings couldn't see Archer with
binoculars. Neither could Clarke.
Chance saw nim work and added
him to his stable. And Archer has
been making history In the National
league ever since.
As a throwsF TO the bases there
isn't a man la the big leagues who
compares with Archer. He Is In n
class by himsslf. whipping the ball
down so fast that he gets runner
who is careless enough 10 80 much
as lose his balance.
Archer Is parent Of the squat
throw" He hasn't patented the
toss yet. but he's the only one using
Il because the others cant acquire
the knaek.
The squat throw" Is made while
Archer Is sitting on his heels ia
the position all baekNtops assume
when signaling the pitcher. Ia this
position Il Ia impossible for the
runner TO tell whe0 he IL going to
make the throw. and Archer does
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02

sHREvEsPoRT. La. Sept. a.
The New York National league
team seems 20 Ike Iron Men.
They had McGiunlty and then Dur
ham. and now Iron Man" klhwlt.
ter Of the Shreveport team has been
purchased.
Albert A. Klawltter, better
known 40 Dutch" Klawitter. is the
pick OF the Texas league right
handed pitchers. He will leave
here for his league try out septem-
Der 9.
Klawitter is said by baseball men
to be even better than Bob Harmon.
the Shreveport youngster sold TO
Bresnahan for the Cardinals. He
Is a utility man. az home any place
on the diamond.
Klawltter won his name OF Iron
Man" by pitching three double
headers within 30 days, winning
two Of the six games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02
CLIFF HLANKENSH|P
To TACOMA TIGERS

Cllfs BlankeBship. former scout
and catcher for the Washington
Americans. recently turned loose.
has been signed to manage Tacoma.
Il Ia said He viii get $500 for the
rest Of this season and 1900 next
year. The agreement has a bonus
attachment.
Blankenship Is now on his way
out here Cliff came 10 Seattle six
years ago and soon went 10 the big
leagues. He came back in 1905 aud
remained hevc until the close of
1906. In 1907 be went 10 Wash.
ington. jumped 10 tho California
outlaws IN 1905 aud returned to the
capital this year. Mike Kahoe got
his walking papers along with
Blankenship. Street outclassed
them both and desired 10 do all the
work behind the bat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02
0RDEMAN AND ROLLER
ARE TRAINING HARD

Both Ordoman and Roller are do
inR some tail training for their
match. which comes off Friday
night From the present outlook
every fan 10 Seattle viii be on the
scene OF battle. for seldom has n
wrestling match IN this city ere.
ated 30 much gossip among the
wise ones.
All kinds OF guesses and tips on
the bout are floating around In ad
diton to a whole lot Of close flgur-
ing on the accomplishment OF both
men. II will be mighty big feath-
or In Ordeman's cap II he throws
the Seattle doctor. for Roller has
never met defeat from anyone but
Gotch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02
LORD KILLED IN AN
AUTOMOBILE SMAAUP

LONDON. Sept Lord de chr.
ford tack Southwell Russell was
killed today in an automobile col.
lision az Barber. near Brighton He
was 2a years 81 age Hla title is
one % the oldest IN England lie
leaves n widow who before her mar
rlaga was Eva Darlington tEyelyn
Victoria Chandlorl. one Of the oFigi.
nal Gibson girls. who was appear.
ing Ia Dublin IN 1906. when she was
met by Lord De Clifford and shortly
afterward became his wife
Al the time OF the wedding De
Clifford was spoken OF as the
catch ~ the season"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02
bAsU Ball
SCkoHCr@
Today Is ladies' das

Today n ladies' daf.
The league leaders have AmaEsed
~ runs Ia the three games with
Aberdeen. while the BLACK Cats arc
credited With Two talllea
The Indians Loaf again yesterday
10 Portland BY a score Of . 20 e.
all Of which makes Mike Lynch
sore
Braluy baae running was die.
played by the boys yesterday. On
three occasions two men scored on
lnfieid hits ard thst Is fairly tall
scurryins.
Mike Lynch slammed tho BAH out
~ the TOT IN the frs, and 10 tho
same session Teaicy Raymond was
the scamperinE youth. securing
from first on an ont and Julio
strcibs faulty toss 10 third
Emil Frlsk had his sights well
trimmed yesterday and slammed
the pellet on the proboscis every
time no. lie drew three hits and
scored four runs-a good days Job,
George Caprun also olubbed the
ball right merflly. In three times
mp he hit the ball for keeps twice
and scored two runs,
Akin. Raymond and Bennett split
twelve chances without n hobble
some of the chances we're hard but
the trio ate up everything Ia sight
T streib played good ball nj sec
ond. accepting eight chances with
single error. One of Streib's
spears bordered on the spectacular.
Charley Mullen, the former star
high school first basemaH. Is in
possession OF contact. - from
Charles Comiskey. owner OF the
Chicago White Sox. offering, him
81 600 II the youngster sifts he
will report TO Chicago In California
next season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02
WOLGAST AND MURPHY
SIX ROUNDS To DRAW


psTTSHURG. Sept 2-~Ad VOL
East and Harlem Tommy Murphy
fought Hir rounds 10 a clean draw
las, night Neither seemed 70 have
the edge on the other When Il
Was over they both yelled loudly for
a return match
However. WolEas, failed 10 show
any championship form and waH a
sad disappointment. considering his
defeat Of Battling Nelson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02
WORLDS LIVE SPORTING NEWS
NATIONALS BEST FIRST Stacker
A ROOKIE" FOUND BY GRIFFITH

"The best little first aacker In
Abe National league" ~ the way
'eriiloa around the old organization
are referring to Dick iioblltzeil.
guardian Of Clncinnati'H Initial sack J..
those days. Aud H0blltzell has II
coming 10 him. all right, Judging
from the way he has been ncorch.
in, the diamonds.
Not only does H0blliseil field like
a llal Chase and run the bases well.
but his batting average has been
hting like heron chased by a
falcon OF late. and he now leads the
league IN long distance hitting. hay.
INK. with Mike Mitchell. also a Red.
feiegatod Hans Wagner % third
place AS compiler OF extra base
hits.
Tho funny part Of Il IL that Hob
lltEoli didn't show any medalwln.
ming capabilities AZ n hitter last sea.
son. when ho was with Wheeling.
Ia the Central league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02
HUBER WOULD RUN
SOMEONE 50 MILES

n NJ Huber. better kn1wn a.
Reindeer nlli." Of AlNka. wants
10 amhle over snuiile course
against anybody. Japa excepted. FOR
a purse Of something ike fivs or ten
thousand dollars
Huber has been connected with
The Gold Camps OF Alaska. de
funct attraction on the Pay Streak.
lie Is said 20 b shark on the 80.
mile da4h. having a record Of
h-urs " minutes The regular
Marathon course Of n and a fsac.
ton miles doesn't give him good
start. ha says
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02
J. Killing WILL MAKE
BASEBALL SUPPLIES

KANSAS CITY. Sept The
John q king supply Manufartur.
ms company has bsan organized
With John Kiing az PRECEDENT and
tho ex.Cub says they viii begin
making baseball supplies By neat
spring The company IL tarlitNli1ad
AZ SO 900. There will Be the Killing
init. the kllng bail. tho kiihg bat
aud the king everything Else
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02

DIS MONIES. Sept Coach
John L. Griffith. ~ Drake uuiver
Hity. today banlshed all padding
from the football amor OF his war
rtorE.
Padding IL only extra weight. !"
said Coach Griffith. and besides IT
IL too effeminate"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02

summary Two-hase hit--f.rtsk.
Home ruu~i4ynch. Sacrifice hit
shea stolen bases -Rn ymond. Cap
ron Ifits-pff Most. / In / inning
Oft Leieune. in innings. Runs
or Most. : off Leleune, 10. pppon.
ents at Most's. 81 l.eteune =,
2A Struck out~~Hy Miller. s. ~
Iateune Bases on hatis---pft
miller OFF Most z off iseteunr,
wild pitches Most t.eseune
fftt by pitched ball kreitz. BY NIL
Ter RAlk--f.eieuae. Passed ball
OrHrian. Impfre-~Frary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02
OLSON EASY
FOR ROLLER
At PORTLAND

PORTLAND. Sept a-Dr ". r.
Roller demonstrated that Charles
Olson was not In his class last night
when he dumped the Indianapolis
man two straight fails
Olson worked hard and pulled
himself out OF several holea. but
did not worry the doctor Rreatly
The first fall wont53 minutes and
the second "a An arm lock aud
ctotch hold did the trick the first
time and ehancvry next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02
THIRD BLACK
CAT MASSACRE
Aberdeen's Dusky felines
Find Dug's Ballyard an
Unhealthy Place to Hunt
Mice.

For the third consecutive TIM.
Che Black Cats were smotherNo Nt
pug's bali yard yesterday, the
count being II "a Q,
Mr.. Most was bcnched. We gath
cred two runs IN the first inning
and Harry Ieieune. the champion
Finger. advanced TO tho firing line,
Ten runs were plucked from
Larry. Fired Miller held the Cats
10 five hits. The score:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02
MENDlNcToN's BROKEN
PROMtSES

The sweeping hssertion that they
mend everything but broken prom.
iscs. crockcry and glassware is jus
tiied Furniture. trunks, side sad.
dies, baby carriages, Ihather Boods,
household articles. 1916 18th av.
Phone Ind 1885,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02
Carpenters, Attention!

Don't forget the Labor Day cele.
bratson Is At Woodland PARK. All
klnda Of games and sports Take
cars direct Immediately after the
parade Every body welcome. o.
/. Niles. secretary District Council
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02
The Raleigh
Turkish Baths
MEN ONLY.
Fourth Az, between Union and PIKE.
No further comments necessary.

10 ] make "A dollar
on your Dental Work.
you save "a dollar ana
toe Dental Combine
mes two dollars 4
10 strictly high class
work for half the
price charged by the
Combine Dentists ny
low prices, high class
Work guaranteed. and
painless methods have
LunlIn The IaulaI u.uE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02

open cpery evening until o. and .. n
Sundays for working people Read my
article Ia Saturdays Star on Modern
Dentistry' EDWIN J.. brown, y - g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02
Standing Of the Clubs.
COAST LEAGUE.

Oakland q Los Angeles A.. Fort
iani 70. Nsrn0n .. Sacramento Q
san Francisco :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02

II Portland wins and Aberdeen
loses today. the Black Cats will
slide back into fourth place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02

The Raven prescription service
means that the doctors skill In pre-
serIbln1 10 most efficiently supple
mented by the druoelsts skill In
compromising. RAVEN pRuo Co.
i4t6 Second Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02

II II ?.
SPOKANE ssss .ssAss..ssssp
portland .s.s .sess.ss.ss~s
Batteries. Seaton and Fourier,
Holm and Ostdisk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02

Batteries, Flanagan and Sug
den. Hall and Brooks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02

T streib played good ball nj sec
ond. accepting eight chances with
single error. one 0f Streib's
spears bordered on the spectacular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02

The Indians lost sgain yesterday
10 Portland By score Of . 20 e.
all Of which makes Mike Lynch
sore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02

Braiuy bhae running was die.
played by the boys yesterday On
three occasions two men scored on
lnfield hlts ard th.t Is fairly tall
scurryius
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-02

Akin. Raymond and Bennett split
twelve chances without a hobble.
some of the chances were hard but
the trio ate up everything ia sight
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23

Andrews are looking into the mat
ter. and ! have hopes that Kansiora
Tanbor will he free man before
long"
The shooting took place at the
corner of River and Beretania streets
and the evidence showed that two
shots were lred by Kansiora. Tile
defendant claimed that he fired the
first shot in the air to frighten the
men who were doing him up. and,
as there was bullet hole In the
Nanvas awning right above the
scene of the shooting. his story was
borne out. The second shot he
claims was fired in self defense. and
upon that point and the fact that
the chief witnesses were such bad
men, Mr.. Peters bases his claim that
Kansiora should get pardon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23

| have yet to hear of one who has re.
turned from one Of these trips dissat-
isfied. Although the weather has not
been particularly good for the past
several weeks, almost without excep
ton the tourists in the city appear to
be enjoying themselves.
Demand For Houses.
There is a great demand at The
present time for furnished cottages, OF
furnished housekeeping rooms. Scarce.
ly day now passes that number OF
such inquiries is mot received at this
office. The demand is especially great
for such places near the beach, and
the suggestion made some time ago by
Secretary Wood. regarding tent
city" would certainly I'LL a very urg
ent need just at this time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23
OUR LIVING PRICES
LOWER THAN OTHERS
(Continuea from Page 81

tOOHtlhuCu = NV Ssl
few days since, and expressed regret
that the Spokane Chamber of Com.
merce excursion has had to be aband.
oned on account of inability to secure
steamship accommodations. He fur.
Their stated that there has been an i'm.
preston in his part Of the country
that the cost Of living In Hawaii Is
very high, but that he has found ex.
actly the reverse to be the case. In
fact. he stated that he Is living at con.
siderably less expense than would be
the case were he at home.
Lack Of street signs.
Within the past week we have had
n number of complaints from strang.
ers on account of lack Of street signs
mt street crossings. This is matter
of considerable importance and should,
II possible, be remedied.
There are a number of matters OF
importance to be considered at the
meeting this afternoon. We have had
n lengthy communication from Pres
ident Gilmore of the College Of Hi.
wall. with reference to his position
lin regard to promotion work. called
Ion DR.. Gilmore yesterday afternoon
land am very glad to say that his Ideas
Iare quite in accord with our own.
leo To Volcano.
An increasingly large number o.
Ithe visitors to the Territory are max
ling the trip to the Volcano. and othel
lnolnts of Interest away from Honolulu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23
AIMS BLOW AT
CORPORATION LAWYERS

WASHINGTON. December 8. -
Legislation aimed at corporation
lawyers in Congress. particularly
those representing railroads. is the
object of bill introduced today by
Senator Borah of Idaho. and referr7
ed to the Senate Judiciary Commit
tee. Borah would prohibit Senators.
Representatives and Delegates In
Congress from representing as attor-
ney or otherwise. corporations. COM
panies or persons doing business
over which the Government exercises
regulatory control.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23
INSISTS INNOCENT
MAN IN PRISON
CONTINUED from PAGE II


ton to Governor Frear when he took
Office I expressly told him that there
was the case of Kansiora to be look
ed into. At intervals have writ
ten the Governor and have always
forwarded transcripts of the evil
dence as well. Only last month
sent a petition from Kansiora to the
Governor. In 1t the Japanese re-
reated his original statement made
at the time of his trial. ! also add.
ed that although prosecuted the
man, | was certain now Of his inno-
cence. Judge Robinson. who pre-
sided ut the trial. also added note
in which he said that not only would
he recommend n pardon, but would
respectfully urge that one be grant
ed. Acting Governor Mott-Smitf
and Deputy Attorney General Lorrir
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23
wAsHINaToN's RESIDENCE
BEING TAKEN DOWN

NEW YORK, December 10.-What
is believed to have been the first pre-
sidentiai mansion in the United
States is being torn down 10
make way for structure paying
larger revenue. II was known as
the old Van Altren house and stood
under one OF the immense arches OF
the Brooklyn bridge. on Cherry Hin.
1t was to this house that President
Washington returned after taking
the oath OF Office and there he re-
cided from April 23. 1888. to Febru-
AIRY 23. 1890.