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OF GR0uNp lINDUSTRIAI9 CON:
Or LESS s1TyATE 3M s TIE he, T y 5 Z
ONO RAIIRoAp; HETWyEEN SA ia:
ny ASR HAMILTON STREETS
Court OF the District Of Columbia passed
in Equity Cause No: 5000. and q certain
1ss ct sea q the land records Of the
District OF Columbia. and an Instrument
No. 1875, recorded June 8. 1880. N LineI
s454 fo9 25e the s5ETesstd snd
By. the undersigned trustees viii sell at
public auction. on the PREMISES S5 at 1 ths
THREE O'clock PM. the following
ss pes n q oS Ras snd ssass
Cameo s end ssns ps e e n e lsss
n Tss pa o. s1ss
records et ths once q ne surveyor Of
s sanns iU4 # e
Thomas Murphy By deed recorded in Lbsr
OF the District Of Columbia; with the
center line Of Hamilton street as shown
on said plat. and running thence with said
east five hundred and sixty and sixty
sess esrner
1s7 5 desrees twenty-three t23j minutes
sh shsef sSs sss sRe
S ne s.mo as and 81
q the land Records henee
said westerly. line the eight following
courses and distances; North twenty t s20l
dred and eight hundredths G00.0s) feet,
north twenty-one (21) degrees forty-six
oSp Ess norsS nSe
eighty and seventy-f hundredths go; 75(
feet north tive s2l degrees ty1sisnt Ssst
sS %not Ssas aesTses th,rss.s. 5ss5 %nass.
tS5.2ol feet. north twenty-eisht l2s) DC;
srees thirty-one I'D minutes thirty tSU9l
Ts: nans.ed 49,
seven az minutes thirty ave ts5) sec
e eaai wasi az sT
(3O) degrees forty-nine t49) minutes forty
i40). seconds west seventy-two and seventy
center nns 81 line s so1th essty-six !se' degrees
.aty .6d 6 MINUTES sanSls Ss' ss
to the place Of beginning. A. right Of way
over the following described part Of
tract Of land called Cniilum Ca Ss ;r NJ
Section gSa See 81 the center line Of Hamilton
Street as proposed and as shown On survey ysy
sus ~ X. sS1r NO q .b Hsfs
and 20 # sns w Maph ns 8,
folio 279. and running thence north with
sd S : Of the e.n ae Il linz of as
Of of1 said Tnsraham street extended sixteen
vest vest iia as' of TIE land Conveyed 70 Murphy
as aforesaid. to the center line q SAC
Hamilton street as proposed ., 1no tnTsn SS
feet to the place Of beginning; such right
Of way to serve as . means OF insress a na
until fs5 s time : Is
provided either through H5amilton. street ,,es
e SnsI .sss sitsr
riel1t OF way hereby sranted shall cease
and determine. Said property I: Otherwise
kn gs1m as e aa. sa. ish q tie
s saisncs mHais = equal psy.Sis
snS 9ns .Ss .. Iss:s.:; &
the Este o. sin Pc, een! and p Secured BY
essS, At TIE OPTION q the pIIchsse 9;
Sd So.1s
recording. It purchaser's cos, Terms 81
sale to be- compiled With within t f1,,s.
tees reserve the. right 70 resell the prop
erty, ct the risk and cost cd q 6sitau1s,nft
Of such resale in some Newspaper puo-
A'''' N "''3 NSs&a. Z ! q . sanAs
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THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUcTIoNEERs.
1431 EYE ST. NV.

THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUcTIoNEERs.
1431 EYE ST. NV.
PRovEp REAL ESTATE FRoNTING
ETErY FEET ON SOUTH SIDE OF Z,
T wi y III To s AYFsgE P!W And
kxLoRAMA ROAD NORTHWEST:
dub B. ySs ot Ss srt M dess f 81 5F vi
ct SEQ. Of the land records Of the District
srasee s sen IT paSc
= TwE NJ PEf91ie Day q Or oSc4osER AP
i 1885, At nS eIS GpFem pM
situate in the District Of. Columbia. and
designated as IS. and being lot ten u moo IN n
subdivision Of land now known as "gelair
County No. 6. folio so. OF. the records Of
the once Of the surveyor OF the District Oh
Terms Of sale; one-third Of the pur.
chase money to be pnid IN cash; Saan sn
per centum per annrm. payable quarterly;
trust upon the property sold or all cash.
Of $500 win be REQUIRED at time Of sale.
cordins. revenue stamps. ETC., at cost, Of
with within thirty days from aay e SAFE I:
resell the property at the risk and cost
Of defaulting purchaser. after five days ad-
vertisement Of such resale in some news
deposit may be forfeited or without for
feiting deposit trustee may avail itself OF
any legal or equitable rights AGAINST
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
By VIM. L. BEALE.
Vice President.
(Seal) Attest.
A. H. SHILLINGTON.
Assistant Secretary.
oclb.d&ds eXSu
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SALE-FARMS.

Il ACRES WOODED LAND ~ MILES
District line 30. Md: small new unfinished
month. National $3.50 Atlantic $685.. i7s
"a ACRES ON DEFENSE HIGHWAY.
with 460:ft. frontage on highway: high
level land; electricity; $500; terms. $50
Gash balance SIS monthly. w. G. WILL
Cleveland 6242
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SALE-HOUSES.
3 ALLISON ST. N.W.

$50 ALLISON ST. NV.
s-RoOM AND BATH COLONIAL BRICK.
Located In one Of the highest sections
Of the city. near Grant Circle ana 10 q.
deep; completely reconditioned; contains
new oil burner; detached garaee: suitable
in exchange. Terms to suit. Open and
iish stS4 4 daily Y Uhns Z I'm. Dist soso
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YOU HAVE LONG WANTED
an attractive country estate on
State road. directly northwest
distance Of D. C. line; pike
frontage. grand view. fine
springs and stream in each
fleld good frame house. stables
and box stalls. Ideal for thor
oughbred stock farm, institu-
ton or private home: buildings
about 1000 feet back from
pike. See owner. Address Box
1921. Star ONCE.
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ONLY $3.50 cash REQU1RED!
CHEVY CHASE D. C.
e9.e5o--A detached brick home on
nesr tra G rooms tied
bath and lavatory furred walls gas
furnace. open fireplace, cleo. refrigera-
tor, front porch slate roof and garage.
SHANNON LucHs CO..
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sEMI-pETAcHEp BRICK.

NORTHWEST
Near Govt park and all conveniences:
rooms. oil burner; electric refrigeration:
NEW CENTER-HALL, BRICK 1924 HAIR
3 baths 1st-hoor Law. living room. library.
LYING yh . and sleeping pgorches: maids room
s.sIa5s s.sS IL: l %isess:1 ssss
HOME AND INVESTMENT.
s.ores and .transpertat:on: asmi.: s'n cost
trust @ ss'F pssab fer $500 @ont 4He
Commercial zone -, Look At 100 Kennedy
g. oeors or s ss M sen S s4as during day
S17.5OO-SU ZINE NEW. GUS
aes sessss ts'as ssR
and brick Il has ! large ' bed d rooms oeSns
door; Gear garage. automatic heat
trsetiye: No I7is Holly St NV out
hsl s 0eySps W f1om ss em turn l. left F.
PRINCE. 1927 Conn. ave. or any
BUILDER WILL SACRIFICE
esi MI TIER 1ss National f $685. Sesa'neo nome
GENUINE SACRIFICED 60,
e12500-Cheyy Chase. Charming GEN.
baths. frst-door lavatory;
S National p Pass u saft l pm Call
s725O--sEMI-DETAC BRICK.
-. Vacant. in excellent, -, section OF Mt;
Pleasant and refinished like brand-new:
nice. big well-planned rooms; fireplace,
hardwood noors, porches. overlooking Rock
Greek Park and offered at this low price
Tor Suif Ho sSls, To inspeet; pho Sssa
Evenings, 5 to 9. Call Emerson 1898.
'WOODRIDGE-NEW HOME
Attractive. new detached home; rms.
bath. recreation. room. fireplace, ami.
ssss $50 month sShoo f r THoRoWaoop
2024 r. I. ave. ne. Phone Decatur 0317.
HILLCREST,
2619 Send st. se.-Inspect this new
bungalow. containing 4 rooms and tiled
bath large attic. cellar. latest kitchen
equipment. open fireplace. An ideal home.
priced at $3.50; on very reasonable terms.
JOHN r. DoNOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
$26,500.
18th ST. CORNER.
One Of the finest homes on 18th st.. in
perfect condition; center hall. living room.
library. lavatory. sun parlor, dining room;
rooms ansr sun psreps 02 bssss on
ond 6oor: 2 maids rooms and bath on
third floor: elaborate recreation room with
zeal bar and mirror cabinet oil burner;
laundry. 2-car garage. goreeous lot. Priced
al i ADAM Sa ss q cost
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1903 H ST NV NATIONAL, 2345

HOME AND INVESTMENT.
Unusual opportunity to obtain at sacri-
Day for itself. Four rooms and tiled bath
on first floor. Four rooms, bath and extra
1ayatory on second floor; complete kitch-
floors, built-in garage. PRICE ONLY
S9.450. Phone Met. 1927. F.. ELIOT
MIDDLETON 205 Investment Building.
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SALE-ACREAGE.

IN OR NEAR THE DISTRICT. NORTH.
sass S 81 ae Il iG pres:
W Which VII l98s g0Ga e thNss yh9 hnoK
4h ACRES, NEARBY va. LEE HIGH
gay; g 900 per- acre. terms or cash.
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BUICK 1881 sedan: motor recently over
hauled new tires; has fne new appear
auce. Will sacrifice for $500. Must see 70
appreciate bargain like this Really worth
and small monthly payments. 2152 Wood
ley pl NV Phone Columbia 1245.
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condition good paint luxurious upholstery
show the best Of care. Formerly owned by
for the fine condition OF the car Only sl7
down. S4.e7 per week. Nolan. I'LL 18th,
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BUICK 1929 sedan, perfect from bumper
Used-Car Stadium, lSth and NJ SITS NV.
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NEAR 10th AND K SITS Nw.-FIRST
commercial zone; well-built house with 8
rooms and bath and large cellar; suitable
900: easy terms An offer invited
NEAR GEORGE WASHINGTON UNI
heat oil burner; occupied BY owner. who
will give prompt possession; price, $500;
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NEAR WASH
1NGTON CIRCLES rooms and bath. hot
water heat; $500.
FRAME DWELLING ON o ST NEAR
9TH ST. S.W.-Taken in under foreclosure;
not in very good condition and so can be
bought for 81 500; easy terms If desired.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor.
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SALE-HOUSES.

WOODBRIDGE, d. @.
Choice 5-rm. BUNGALOWS: new ana used
$6.260-S7.950; $500 down. balance less
New 6-rm fully detached, baths,
built-in garage; elegant location; $1,000
o'"n' WoopRIDGE REALTY co.
2377 Rhode Island Ave. NE. North 72o3.
Once Omen Eve. It'll PM.
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BUICK 1884 4-door touring sedan. $6q5;
built-in trunk looks like new; terms. See
Mr.. Barnes. 1929 14th st. NV. Dec. 1890.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

LARGE. PRIVATE OFFICE AND SHARE
large reception room. in centrally located
lawyers suite. Notary. telephone. library.
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE, lsx7O. SUIT
able for once or other quarters: reason.
able. 603 p st. NV. Phone Met. 1858.
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sALE-AUTo TRICKS.
JSED TRUCKS FOR SALE

21-passenger bus, city type. safety glass.
"a. 900 miles. without seats. $3.50. Many
trucks. low prices. Stsrrett operatine
Service. 80 M st. ne. Phone Met O505'
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7500-CHEVY CHASE D. C..
WEST CONN AVE
Detached. rooms. modern; excellent
condition. rare bargain
S1O.750-CHEVY CHASE. CORNER-A
wonderful buy for value. Nothing to
equal it on the new-home market
dinatts n'e fpseIad
available as fourth bed room. living
room 90 feet built-in garage auto
32nd pl.. block north Of Rittenhouse
at corner of Stephenson. Open from
2 pm. L. E. F. PRINCE. 1927
Conn ave or any broker
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WANTED-AUTOMOBILRS.

PRIVATE PARTY will Gay cash for 1923
1881 Ford or Chevrolet; cheap for cash,
2s09 18th st. NV. Apt. 306 shep. 1850.
WE BUY USED CARS.
l341 14th st. NV. North l0O96.
CASH IN 5 MINUTES!
If car is paid for, will give you
full cash price, or If not paid for,
will pay of balance and give you
cash difference. Decatur 1890.
SEE MR.. BARNES, 1929 18th st.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR. Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars,
Inc, 1920 14th st. NV. De. 1900.
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BUICK 1885 convertible coupe: six-wheeI
equipment built-in radio; 800 original
miles: finished in a beautiful pale green.
Sold new for over Sl,700: our price.
Sl.O45; new-car terms and guarantee.
SUPERIOR MOTORS, 1920 14th st. NV.
Phone Decatur 1900
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CONN. AvE.-wILL TURN OVER
desirable building in best section at
ouires ONLY $4,000 CASH initially.
$4,000 annual returns: half on
trust. half In cash. Complete de-
tails on request. Address Box SCI,
Star once.
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w. H. WALKER. 734 18th St. NV.
NORTH CHEVY CHASE.
long established and handsomely land
scaped subdivision; water sewer, electric
ity. concrete streets. Desirable home sites
for home owners or builders
w II. WALKER. 734 18th st. NV.
BEAUTIFUL LOT IN HILLCREST, D. c..
corner 31st pl and Fl. Baker drive
Sewer. water and sidewalk In 60xl3O to
alley: Price. 81 700.
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BUICK 1888 model 81 de luxe sedan. g.
wire-wheel equipment: beautiful black nm
spotless interior; S595. Stanley II. Hor-
ner. Inc. I'LL 14th ST. NV, Natl 765l.
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EALE-BUNINESE PKOPEHT1.
PRICED $4,000; RENT, 1870 PER
year: located Just north OF H st. NV, on
q main. thoroughfare. A nne 3.story
as q result Of foreclosure under the nrst
trust. Rent could be considerably In
creased by making small improvements.
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC,
Investment Bldg. Natl 1900.
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THOS, J. OWEN & SON, AuCTIoNEERS.
143l EYE ST, NV

TRUSTEE R sAkE OF 1N XAhTAntE TS aE
TANNING APPROXIMATELY THREE
AND F1vE-EIGHTHS ACRES. MORE
OR LESS. SITUATE ON THE WEST
SIDE OF THE METROPOLITAN
BRANCH OF THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD. BETWEEN GALA
TIN AND HAMILTON STREETS
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So, 45O-BUNGALoW CHEVY CHASE.
=. Beautifully located in the Leland sec
pretty shrubbery and a garage. The house
has a very large living room with fireplace
and built-in bookcases. . nice bed rooms,
big attic. hot-water heat. hardwood floors.
Is vacant and perfectly reconditioned like
new throughout. To inspect. phone
r. M. HOOKER, Metropolitan 1868.
Evening" 5 to 8 Call Emerson 563S
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PART-TnME USE NICELY FURNISHED
phone and secretarial service: only $40 mo.
Confidential Arrangement: mod. downtown
once bldg. Address Box 242-E. Star ONCE.
2Qe
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1853 PARK RID. Nw.-A VERY ,DESIR-
able home at a low price Open this eve
ming to 9. DONNELLY & PLANT, INC.
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CADILLAC 1882 de luxe 1z-cyl. sedan at
tractive green finish. elegant interior ap-
pointments. 6-wheel equipment. An auto;
fraction of the original cost; SS95. Ener-
son & Orme. 18th and NJ SITS. NV. Phone
nistricf G1A0
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BUICK 1923 roadster baby blue, well.
preserved finish; wonderful motor. It's 8
steal for S27 down S1.67 weekly. Nolan.
III 18th st NV
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUBURN 1881 brougham. Capri blue nm
ish with black panel, cream stripe; power
full Lycoming motor; excellent tires; 81
st. NV.
AUBURN 1881 4-pasSenger coupe. spotless
upholstery: paint, motor. tires in Al con-
dition. Take it for ST. down. S4.n7
weekly. Nolan Used-Car Stadium. 18th
and NJ SITS. NV.
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WILL TRADE NEW HOME
For small house or lot National 1851.
"GARDEN SPOT OF VA"
BEAUTIFUL NEW CAPE COD BUNGALOW.
Large trees beautiful grounds: RE-
STR!CIEp COUNTRY CLUB Grove VA
pletion, 1909 Chesterbrook I'd Cross
Chain Bridge and straight ahead / mile
to Chesterbrook I'd. turn left. Natl. s951.
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tons return to his native land after
almost q quarter Of a century Of
research in England and France.
Intent on arriving at hospitable
Kalorama in time to celebrate his
birthday on November IA, 1906, Fulton
wrote to Barlow that he had selected
for the return voyage packet we'll
manned and able" and had every hope
Of "eating roast goose" with Barlow
on tat date.
Delayed on Voyage.
sailing vessel proved slow, how
eve, end the winds. adverse. The
packet in which Fulton sailed from
Falmouth, England, did not arrive at
Halifax. Nova Scotia, until December
IS.
Coming on to Washington by stage
coach. the eager Fulton was lucky If
he enjoyed a Christmas roast goose,
or even a New Year repast, at the
bountiful board Of his host.
The hospitality which Fulton ex-
PSSeNA 0S xA0AoA anna A4o"NNNAS Woc SAAy
secondary to his abiding purpose In
life. Writing to Barlow, he said:
"You know cannot exist without a
project, or projects, and have two or
three. Of the first order Of sublimity.
." Like every enthusiast. have no
doubt of success. I, therefore, work
| with ardor. .
Nevertheless, the inventor, burning
with schemes about to be realized be-
yond his fondest hopes, found time
with Barlow to plant several shade
elms in the majestic grove on the
heights and to design Summer house
| from which Barlow's family and nu-
merous guests could contemplate the
slightly Potomac and the reaches of
Rock Greek in the valley below.
Barlow Host to Famous.
The gardens of Kalorama that
Spring, as on succeeding Springs for
years, blossomed with rare shrubs,
plants and flowers. The old home was
the center of much social life. The
most brilliant statesmen, artists and
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CAPITOL GUSHING
HIT BY VETERANS
Declare Eviction From
Grounds Will Act as Boom
erang on Congress.

Declaring that their eviction from
the Capitol grounds yesterday will act
like a boomerang thrown by Con-
gress," veterans bonus army leaders
today reasserted their intention OF
touring the country to harass munich
pal and State officials in efforts to
force payment Of the soldiers adjusted
service certificates out of the $4,000
600 900 public works fund.
Expecting 1900 more veterans to az
rive in washington next week. Royal
Robertson, leader of the death march'
of 1882, said After we've done all
we can in Washington to support the
Fish bill, we'll take to the road, in
crease our number as We travel and
make the State Governors help us
get what we want.
wherever the Democratic conven-
ton is held in 1885," he continued,
well be there 10000 strong to see
that we're properly represented"
Law to Be Enforced.
Capitol authorities reiterated their
determination today to invoke a law
enacted in 1882 to prevent unauthor-
lied demonstrations in the Capitol
grounds by veterans or other maSsee
groups.
A threat to enforce the old law was
successful yesterday in breaking up
the threatened demonstration by zoo
former service men who marched 70
the east plaza of the Capitol under the
leadership of Roy Robertson, who
headed the so-called death march
during the bonus army encampment
in 1882.
An application for permit to stage
a demonstration had been denied the
men, but they marched into the Capitol
grounds anyhow. Kenneth Romney
sergeant-at-arms of the House, read
the old law to the leaders and warned
them that unless the veterans went
away peacefully he would use 500 po-
licemen to disperse them.
Before the men departed, however
the leaders left petition with Speaker
Byrns urging adoption OF penang
resolution which would pay the bonus
out of the $4,000 100000 public works
fund and heard its author. Represent
alive Fish, denounce the old law from
the Capitol steps as being in "cleal
violation" of Article of the Cohstitu'
ton.
law Denounced.
This is one Of the most outrageou
laws ever passed by Congress. shout
ed Fish. 1.-The public utility interest
have representatives up here to pro
tect them, but the people who hav
the right to peacefully assemble ar
denied that right"
After Fish's brief speech Robertson
told the veterans steps would be takel
to bring suit for an injunction to re
strain Vice President Garner. Speake
Byrne and the Capitol Police Boar
from interfering with their activitie
in the Capitol grounds.
Camera men Rad been denied tn
/ privilege of photographlng the vet
Grams while in the Capitol grounds.
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TIME new p Street Bridge to be
opened next Monday may be
dedicated to the memory of
u Robert Fulton and the almost
forgotten marine experiments he con-
Quoted on Rock Greek.
A hundred years has reduced the
story of Fulton's trials on the creek
where the bridge now stands to the
legendary quality Of the old land
marks long since vanished.
Children now wade In the sandy
shadows of a watercourse up which
ocean vessels once sailed, and old
Kalorama Mansion, show place Of
early Washington. has disappeared
along with the formal grove and
gardens on the heights overlooking
the stream.
The inventor conducted his expert
ments on Rock Greek in the Winter
of 1907, just before the triumph Of
his first successful steamboat, Cler-
mont, on the Hudson between Albany
and New York, and while he was the
guest at Kalorama of his old friend
and patron. Joel Barlow, statesman,
philanthropist. poet and philosopher.
Pamphlet Tells Of Tests.
Neighborhood legend says that Full
ton tried out a model of the Cler-
mont on Rock Greek, a story repeated
by Fulton's great-granddaughter and
biographer, Alice Crary Sutcliffe, but
Fulton himself, in pamphlet to Pres
ident James Madison and members
of Congress, describes his local tests
as experiments and details on tor
pedo defense and attack"
Since Fulton spent comparatively
short time here, between his return
from England, after 20 years abroad,
and his business venture in New
York State, 1t seems likely the Rock
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scientists in America Of that day en-
ioyed Barlow's hospitality.

scientists in America Of that day en-
joyed Barlow's hospitality.
Fulton called Kalorama the "Athe-
MAN Garden Of America" or "the
Holland House of America" He re-
manned here with Barlow, a former
Minister to France, until he left for
New York in the Spring or Summer
to perfect the Clermont, whose sue
cess Is known to every school child the
world over.
Fulton, the self-made man. who at
the age of IT supported his family
with his talent as portrait painter.
and saved enough money to begin his
career abroad, died in New York
during 1915 at the age of SO and was
buried in Old Trinity Churchyard on
lower Broadway.
Perhaps his best friend was Joel
Barlow, and in hts brief stay here
Fulton learned to refer to Kalorama
as "our home"