Evening Star Newspaper, July 4, 1891, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. SATURDAY. JULY 4, 1891—SIXTEEN PAGES. Cs saanTTonpmnppmermppemrenammmrmeer es memes a Sa a i a a a en ae er em reer 5 SUBURBAN PROPERTY. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. K AT THIS OK €2,200-SIX- Ra elec” Wha kei Pk ere Mee OR RENT—SPLENDID NEIGHBOR- 20 feet tront. ice, 7. bosise abd lot 4 WIS, Likkt Fst. = n ‘banvain a wand eceilar remule ft of land. #000. “FULTON LEWIs = + | ok SALE room fraiwe renting for four-room brie ASH. Cann. 350 . op Peat of lot renting for 89.50) Tot hoe 3 Price trom $1,000 to $1,200; 6100 cash, balance alley Bree $3.00. at pors ible 610) th ia phe mal ihoer INTEREST. ‘orner vf luli and JI streets northeast. ‘These buasee are bew apd ins beixhborbeod rapidly prewine “icp paring rent, and in a few years you cap have s 14 x L STaRoakh ¥ Mi. PLEASAN ance mouth 'y new room POLISMARTT x howe SOR SALE e256 “Kiso several houses for #50 cash, balance $10 per Pen deen cat ont WEBCOT I, WILCOR ® HIESTON, taupe Seahet 1007 Pa. ave. and Oth st, apd La ‘TERS a 4 XT INVESTMENT—@ place. reuited for 1423 Pa ave. nw ixpow fi = south fr JOR SALE_SEVERAL SMALL £5 AT BAR. kains, ob terme to suit purchasers, in any part of the city “eel WM. P. HOLTZMAN, 1291 F st. n LE- EASY MONTHLY PA EON 41H St Eins Fee Gream ant bath: > © month” price, $0, very an “pia WALTER A. biOw [cectuntowny cone feet a. bs,000 *e LY 2 MILES FROM, CITY, 640 ‘ y low price 3 ‘SP RUTHERFORD, Tol ese aw Koma. Prices CHARLES W HadD Forsae OVERLOOKED SHES AT FALLS CHURG! I per year three tuimutes” walk froin the depot: elevatios ‘ata LPF cunt 3 years’ at 4 por cont tateros: pect apply to Cakes W. HANDS, high and fine view of country: will sell atn very rea- agure. "WMH. SAUNDERS & CO. F C8 SALE-AT CARLIN SPRINGS, 3 MILES from the city, on K and D. K. I, which eives 1407 Pst. T-ROOM AND BATH rent- office holders arcomnmodations to aud from th Seauttfl buildin jor bsButo alley: one dest barvain at $1 per foot.. ea eee SPARGAMDTES. GIS 15th ot. /R SALE_THE CORNER OF 8TH AND G ST! Sri wien 5 2 Th BRodKs, o16 exh et. ow Bt SOR” SALE—ELEGANT BUILDING CORN: 6th and M sts. n. ¢.; lot 90x71) to 10-ft._ alley; wicks "Gi,S0o! WaLTEn A BROWS, KR SALE—ON 11TH ST. N.E. NEAR MARYLAND a at 0 cents per foot; on cany terme. E. KS, 616 12sh wt Rew dyes FO2 SALE-THE GREATEST BARGAIN IN THE Rorthwest—Lot adjoining the corner of 19th and Hs. 405100 to 10-foot_ alley: improved by t buildings, renting for 855 per month. ‘This is the most Attractive site in the northwest and can be had very SEP, dust north of Dupont Circle and e few steps from the site of ¢ residence. i WRICE & LIPSCOMB, 618 14th st. Foe \ALE—A SMALL SUBDIVISION CONTA ing 7 lots, 50150 each, with streets all made; lots staked off and everything ready for the market. There is also included a nearly new louse of six large rooms, beautifully papered and finished t! 5 warden. wellof water and plenty of fine fruit. This Property is situated at Derwood station, Metropolitan vranch, Baltiuore and Uhio, already quite a town, Toamagene Choke SF gE Sbe 7 any: and oun bo oe F Apply to JOHN 0. JOHNSON, It Cor, 12th and G Be. Fes, SALE—THE CHEAPEST BUILDING LOT ON tat am Ya via ite, CHARLES W. NE. of the io Side. a most desirable buildins HANDY, Keal Estate and Loans. JOK SALE—TWO PRETTY LITTLE BUILDING lots on 6th st. bet. E and F n.c. ; each 16 feet fro ly #1, 850 for both. L, STARGARDTER, 613 15th st. WE HAVE SOME OF THE BEST wly linproved section of R, 8, T and which we will sell at 40 io 70c. per ™. F 98, SAUE-A FINE con LOT, WITH frontage 10x90, in Holmead Manor, Mt. Pleas- ant, with houses building around it. “Price, only 408. f. ‘WA. H. SAUNDERS & 00. iv4-ne 407 F ot. FOR SALES ¥1Z11>5 to 30-foot alley 202120 to 16-foot alley ha79,t0 10-foot alley. alley: i SALENEAR BRANCHVILLE ON 1HE B. Fista Oa ba matlee oe Weskinrion, six ‘and eigit-roou hoi Eptutity located ana! have fn rater withams few Bet iE BROOKS. G18 12th we. nw. KR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL OOTTAGE;, HALF pours drive irom city or 20 min jes’ ride on B. and 0". i. For fail informati owner, SPPLL. Star office. ie errata ornainental minutes’ drive from Washington city: a commanding: Flew of the city and river: a magnificent suburban Map of thesuburls of Wash: JAMES CUEMEN TS. F POR, SALE-THE MOST BEAUTIFUL, ‘SILLA eaf and in full View of Washington city, con acres 01 : “ yen 1410 New York ave. OR SALE-AT PUBLIO AUCTION—ON TUES: day, July 14, at So'clock prime toh without reserve, a neat, new "rod, acres of {and beautiful front yard with trees chicken house. &c.; 2 miles from Washington (about convenient and 25 minutes’ drive); # handsome, suse besold- Cail for further healthy subarban home: information on J. E. CLEMENTS, My eto iy TRL F st. 5 J ANTED—A PARTY WITH $600 TO JOIN AD- Ww ferser, ih purchasing Tero. of the test tote ta len Es Advertiser will drive any one out to see Property who means business and can act quick, Ad- dress Box 1, Star office. 13 OK SALE — A VALUABLE TRAOT OF LAN containing 65 acres on roa going fiom Rockvi! ike to Conduit, 2 miles ‘northwest of Tenallytow! Jomule frou Tebalistown aud hockvilie Electr ra Foad ; lies high and rolling; good house and outbulid- J. L. O'BRIEN, A213 F st. ing., sy 16° *[31S Is WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FoR! Why do you continue to live in the city and pay e: cessive rent when youcan purchase a home from us ou easy terms? Only tweive miles frcm the city; high and healthy; with churches and schools convenient, where your children will not only have the pure air and water of the country, but be kept from, the con- taminating influences of city life. We will fake you and your family out to see the place without expense at any time. BELTSVILLE LAND IMPROVEMENT CO., 4630-10* Boom 16, 1003 F at. n.w. THE NATION'S DAY. Distinguished Men Talk of It to Star Reporters. LESSONS OF THE HOUR. BRszTwoop ps Some Condensed Fourth of July Orations— Secretary Foster Believes in the Day—Sec- retary Noble and the New Star—The Flag and the Post Office Department. BRIGHTWOOD PaRK. Secretary Foster has not outgrown the spirit of the Fourth of July. BRIGHTWOOD PARK. “At 12 o'clock tonight,” he said to a Stan “BRIGHT WOOD PARK.” QUIET! HEALTH! COM- FORT! CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, STORES AND HOTELS, NOT TO BE ERECTED, BUT ARE ALREADY THERE, THIS BEAUTIFUL AD- DITITON TO WASHINGTON IS DESTINED TO BE ONE OF THE FAVORITE RESI- DENT SECTIONS OF OUR BEA FUL CAPITAL CITY, FOR THE REASON THAT IT HAS 4 FRONTAGE OF THREE - FOURTHS OF A MILE ON THE MAIN DRIVEWAY TO THE Na TIONAL PARK. THIS GRANDDRIVE WAY, BRIGHT- WOOD AVENUE, Ig NINETY FEET WIDE AND IS NOW BEING IM- ‘ROVED BY THE GOVERN- MENT AT A LARGE EXPENSE, AND AT THE SAME TIME THOU- of the free will begin shooting off fire crackers and afew hours later folks will be running about with buckets trying to putthe fireout, but the fire of patriotism must burn even if it does * foreigner our shores has 4 on ores toward stitutions by sharing in the observance of our reat national holiday. “Some of the Utterances of the intel- ‘our country are to lectual giants i “Tam ye old- tesioned rm trou and there is no the minds of the rising generation “=. ie flag of our country and the good old-fashioned nces once attendant on the celebration of Independence Day. “A postmaster not long agomade tion for money to purchase a fiag Gost over hes office. Isent to the officer in salary and allowance division to allowance and every allowance of a character that should hereafter be made un! fhe condition of the appropriation absolutely forbade “I should like to see the stars and stripes cating over every post office in the United States from the tising of the sun to the going down thereof. “at rate we are in our large cities the future voter will bein doubt ae to whether Elijah took his departure ins chariot of fire or was shot at Bunker Hill.” ————— THE FOURTH AT GLEN ECHO, Celebration Commences at Midnight—The Interesting Exercises Today—A. Big Crowd. Last night was a parody on “All Quiet Along the Potomac Tonight.” Promptly at midnight all the belis and tin whistles and firecrackers combined to make night hideous, then just as people were dropping off to sleep again they Were treated to the most diabolical serenade imaginable. For wild hilarity and unique and classic music the Chautauqua serenade stands alone. You are dazed with aglare of torebes and babel of voices, then the ery breaks forth SOCIAL MATTERS, Some of the Enjoyments of Summer—Per- ‘The pleasant weather of the pest week re Tired interest im social svcasions and events of this on guite an T Appearance. Sofar an anything formal t consstned, that view of the case is past and gone, but those who will are having ® good time in ® mach more desirable way. River excurmons on moon- light nights, or nights fondly ex to be it, are a really fashionable form of ‘mild dissipation among the stay-at-bomes, It is gratifying to both man and maiden at pree- ent to get up some pleasure for their friends, for the fact that hospitalities of any sort now are eo much more appreciated and enthused over than during the season, when more peo- ple are in town. Little suppers after front pore. party are the correct method of winding ~ Amend seasonable entertainments when ~~ pamers-by enjoy the appetizing banquet champagne and deviled craba. Baill the past week hes witnessed a great scattering of the clans to the seashore, the country or the mountain resorts, and most of the travelers are not likely to be seen again Until the middle of September or thereabouts, Next week another detachment of society folks ‘will put up their shutters, so to «peak, and in fresh garments bloom out at their favorite re- sort autil the summer roses bloom snd fade away. Avery large proportion of the readents are finding home #o thoroughly desirable that they have no ides of going away at all, and if this list of names were printed it might be longer than of those who go away for change and relaxation. The knowing ones all say that August and September are the only months when it is really desirable to be out of town— August for rest and September for travel. Mra. and Mise Husk are still here with the Secretary, as they find it quite comfortable in their house, and are in no hurry to leave town They do intend, however, to start shortly for a Visit to their home in Wisconsin, and after that may travel some jn the east. Justice and Mrs. Lamar are expected bere on Monday, and will remain for # sbort time in their Massachusetts avenue Louse. They will then go north as usual for the late summer. Mr. and Mrs. L. Q. C. Lamar jr., and their Tousen them. w. «iuunt be soi at opie: $4,700. a cplaaa we wo tOue & LA _aen Ole Pet. SALF SHAT HANDSOME THREF-S1ORT “What's the matter with Mr. Jones— ‘He's all right—Who's all right—Mr. Jones— Rah, Rah, Rah, Fourth of July at Glen Echo— Rah, Rah, Rab,” then an infernal confusion of tin pans, horns, pistols and Indian war-whoops. The treasurer and secretary of the association led the procession, which embraced all the male members of the camp, and no one could accuse them of partiality, for they treated almost every tent to the same ear-splitting melody. Most people took it good naturedly, but at one tent some of the serenaders were not quick enongh and succeeded in getting pretty thoroughly drenched by several buckets of water. ‘Today was everything that could be desired take a few shingles. I believe in the Fourth of July, with all its noise and smell of fire- crackers and the rockets which light the heavens at night like stars brought noar. I believe that all over this country this celebration is as dear tothe hearts of the people as it has ever been. We grow more, not less, patriotic as time develops the glories of our institutions. Weare enjoying fruita of independence which those who planted the tree could not in their bravest hopes foresee. Therefore the more reason have we to rejoice and to celebrate. Ido not think the feeling of pitriotinm was ever stronger among the people in it is today and I believe it grow, if epee the nation grows in greatness. ea, BANDS OF DOLLARS ARE BEING SPENT ON THIS ADDITION BY THE OWNERS. THE STREETS ARE BEING GRADED, GUT- TERS AND SIDEWALKS BEING MADE AND TREES WILL BE PLANTED; ALSO TWENTY- TWO BEAUTIFUL COTTAGES AND HOUSES, HAVE BEEN CONTRACTED FOR, TO BE BUILT AT ONCE. THE LOC. TION IS HIGH, DRY AND BEAU- TIFUL,COMMANDING A FINE VIEW OF THE CITY. BRIGHTWOOD AVENUE STREET CARS PASS THE PROPERTY, WHICH FUR- NISHES GooD MEANS OF REACHING handsome young son will await the arrival of Justice and Mrs, Lamar and then go do south. Mrs Lamar is going to visit her mother, Mes. Lester, at her home in Mississippi, whom she hax not seen for five years. Mra. Lamar has been working hard in Paris the Inet two yearsand her progres#in her artistic studies during the last six mouths received the warm- est praise and approbation from her masters, In all the studies which she ha» brought home with her a portrait of a beautiful English girl, fellow student, has been greatly admired, especially since it received the commendation of Kongoureau himself. 1 expect to make their home ev city, where the latter's «tudio will be an addi- tion to the number already established. Countess App! 1, O00 F at. n.w. OK SALE—A FINE LOT ON D ST. NEAR 7TH a ee ey 420x100 to aaekn Sv Ay reais ny Av ayaa PY G00 Fst nw. B ALTIMORE. e2 BALTIMORE. GRAND AUCTION SALE OF LOTS IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY &, AT3 O'CLOCK P.M. Not aclty in the future, but a city now, with 500,000 inhabitants, with manufacturing industries of every description; a city with an annual business of €500,- 000,000, with au increase of commerce of 823,000,000 in one year. In one year the bank clearances increased #102,000.000. The product of our manufactories in- ‘creased €50,000,000 in adecade. The city has 9600,- branch B. and O. K.R. > or will trade for city prop- FOR SALE-AT HALPINE STATION, ON MET. er, seven acres improved by seven-room ho; ae. AP ply at 1312 Pa. ave. JA! FrO8 SALE-FINE SUBURUAN PLOPERTY TWO miles from city and two blocks from railroad sta- tion; new house ; 12 rooms; lurge stable feet of wround; price iow.” DEBBLE, FoR SALECNEW SROOM COTTAGE, WITH about 3 acres of land, %4 of @ mile from ‘station, Washington branch, Baltiiore and Ohio railroad, near ghe of the vest subdivisions; iand high and healthy. Price, $:5,000. JOHN STEPULN Jexiw* 1313 F at, For BALE— HODGES. FOR SMES, HOLMEAD MANOR, MOUNT PLEASANT. More houses to be erected at once. Street iinprovemnen Only one lot 0100 rei Oniy one lot for sale on. wee - ie anuks Ww at Font nue toe 8 30 torus easy. Wve. a, ais he staneant 2 c ve “ at ie. ‘always foot, and two inside lots, each 50x135, at SOc. foot. HK, Only one jot je:t on Whitney ave. It will be sold at 40c. 1Rr foot SUBURBAN HOUSES WITH CITY IMPROVEMENTS: Jong squares. “7th and 14th street car uD EADTO vee tuaebeeaiee lines each ‘within one square. > ae 5 * for a Fourth, cooland clear and no dust. and | Pariswas thrown from her carriage by the pene Apply for piats and information of ‘Now isthe thme to buy. For full partic ‘terms BRIGHTWOOD sir, I believe in the glorious Fourth.’ y 000,000 of wealth: « city affording more opportuni- |?) TOF Pals AMIR OTEALSA UN DERS & C and permit to spect call upon the andemmigued PARK. MOTOR the crowd that swarmed beneath the great flag | horses running away, but happily escaped all aia = pion _sv4-3t 1407 F st. ee Whe ee iachleeas CARS ARE NOWIN over the gate increased in numbers every hour. | injury. . for enterprising men than any place sion. | JOH SALE-MARS. AVE. augmentin rib tare trey er pagename PROCESS OF CO The Secretary of War ordered out a battery of | Mr. Bocfre of the French legation finds that are situated in the most destrable part of ae would be pleased to show Shese properties on ap- STRUCTION AT PULL- six guns and they were met at the entrance by | his diplomatic duties will not permit him to D feet above tidewater, eurrounde 16TH St. Dlication at our office. MAN, ILL, AS THE the band and escorted to their position on the | leave the city except for brief periods of recre- 100 yards froin tie stations edots.on the above iashionable streets in the best lo- AMcLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, ne no # knoll overlooking the river so that they could owe Be fire toward the river and thus avoid the danger bet ‘This will be pleas- him ation during the summer. ant news for many of his friends, who fin CHASED AN INTEREST IN 420 THIS SYSTEM, AND THERE- Corner 10th and Gets, C Bear ith Be. i Fark, the finest iT 2 of breaking any windows. The salute was fired | a welcome visitor at any and all seasons. Wii ‘orl at (08 SALE—A VALUABLE LOT IN BROOKLAND FORE 1T MEANSSUCCESS AND a “ Neb EER Aieri | Sone rain ot Alin in Fiction and Psinte-subsivinioa, sarge ALSO THE VERY FINEST CARS Sag At oem and was of twenty-one UNE. g| Mrs Beall and Mra. Webb will go the Istter tee ___ Boom 4. Atlantic bufidine._ | pig sin this section of th Jya-t | Address OWNER, 1308 8th st. nw Syst" INTHE WORLD, WHICH WILL cialinein.< Sama oa chor 4 | Part of the month to Spring Lake, N. J. wont Fuytinc” ne nloe soon rottats wilcdemid | “Pr tanta cifealarm tranaportatious sad farther | 08 SALE-GREAT BARGAIN FOR BUILD IE MW BRIGHTWOOD AVENUB tons of ‘veterans, children ‘and basketsifthey | | Miss Anna Hope Hudson is in New York fore and dwet good rental. will be sold a OR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN FOR BUIL : bay = Le BA Rape CMD, | I, CF tT nif. Owner unast sell. EDWIN D. JONES, 3d Va wih Reeds. walked, they drove; they came in wagons and everybody was happy. The old soldiers gath- 200 NORTH LIBERTY ST. Pa'ave. se. cls He een & All purchasers frou a distance will have their car 1301 F st a ROADS, AND THE # KOOMS AND fare refunded. wn take the W. M. train at "WO pen. mui Washington, 2) bin. Agents at all KOS. & CO. ‘Auctionéers. ACKES FIRST-CLASS GARDEN tuiles (rom Capitol via Pa. bridie 1 balance iu oak timber; TAND Six f cleared: K SALE) ACRES OF LAND, ik trom Branchville station. on the snd 0, RK: a r ie ve of iri jouhs Chariton Heights and. t Irighton Pars. Price 8.000. Will sell ob ThuS OF exchange for city property. ER & CO. 918 caretuily b firet-e BUILD) }. oh south side M bet. 10th and Lith st vstory brick building on it. Inquire nw. nw. Lith st. Ok SALE_EDW. A. PAUL, JR., &0O., 1006 F st.—Lot bet. ath and 15th ste. | 20ri a Wastington Heights: 7 Ct. bet. 6th and 7th Jy3-3t FOE SALE-EDW. A. PAUL. JR & 00. 1000 F st.—We are selling lots in Mt. "Pleasant and build- pie W ASIED-To BUY SMALL FAKM (0 To 40 acres) cheap. Maryland preferred: within 10 miles of D.C. state location, price and full details. Ad- dress CASH, Star office. syst" WANTED TO RENT A SMALL FARM NOT OSE 13 males, from, Washinton, oF would work sae on shares. “Address B. B. HOPKINS, 141 Mount st., Baltimore. HOUSE nal cuncreted ¢ FOE BEST PEGANT, COTTAGE AT mERKE: fee Ob rear Of 10t. terms, @1,000 cua ley Springs. W. Va., for the seasou—10 rooms, bath, = ne crotunde and stables terme v1 RL BOND, sE21 49 st. FOR SALE-WHITSEY AVE. NEAR 13TH ST 2, 3 & very cheap lots; and 40 cents. BR) LIPSCOMB, Bi ay: POR SALE—13TH ST. NEAR KENY 50a 156 ; for aiew days, 40c. BRICE & LIPSCOMB, 618 Lath st. dy2-3t {OR SALE—HOLMEAD MANOR, MT. PLEASANT; we offer on easy teruis the corner of Lydecker and Morgan aves. (S1x90 feet), 5c. ; corner of 13th st. gnd Lydecker, 40¢. icorner Howard avs. and Lydecksr, foc. “also several very attractive lots (60x10), 2 Se BRICE & LIPSCOMB, 618 Lath ot. dd *. W.. THREE STORIES 2 ‘to eood alley .can be ‘eave ayucd income SAUSD: 14 OR RENT—SIX-ROOM COTTAGE AT COLONIAL ‘Beach; roomson Ist floor: YOUNTRY PLACE FOR RENT—A PLEASANT 2- Story G-room house; piazza in front, with beauti- . rd oe oe ee oe JMS AND WATIT, | dale, on 2 frow on. Dag FS AprlytoG. FVATLEE, Hoom 96, Corcoran building. 5.000; terms to suit: will on) Avpiy DUGAN & BUTLER, FoR _SaLe—BE. COTTAGE. BLAKIS- v CeiO SE fons, Ialan, JB, middle of Potomac river: salt Rater. location wsuryusocd: mo mos{ultoes delight” ae Ee SEM Fee Gh0 er On! | Ril eegen. “A bansaia. "Pauw al DARESHOWER'S. Avely ~ DUGaN & Bi eee OF THE Os SALE—THE GREATEST BARGAIN ON THE realestate market in this city: nearly an entire j containing 79,000. square ‘of $03 feet on improved streets, including a hanisome dwelling renting Yor $50 per Mouth. for omy. se. a sduare foot or $25,000 tor tive Whole easy term.” We rotor 1 adaare’ 128, West Washington. B.A. PHILLIPS & 80) Fr 1419 New York ave. OR SALE_WE HAVE ONE BEAUTIFUL LOT IN the West End that can be sold for $1 less: than ad- wt land in Virwinia: ONLY 2% MILES PROAL JRPOLA, on turnpi ud river. unsurpassed for ves atid Uther trai i and Ie also well adapted to went uiture o: stock: Will be sold as e whole oF 1b Fiber inforwntion apply to or add Hnforwadicn apply to or addese Wat. Dk Fen'ing for easy. Apply D AVE any rent per mo. URL & CO., DUGAN & BUTLER, 913 and 451 B st. n.w., _ 008 F st. nw. - paeungten, B.C. & SALE-THREE HOUSES ON GRACE ST | gytme yaptbedomhies ~~ Fok SAGE SEN SOEROOM COTTAGE “AND 4 land. in handsome grove, excellen alk fro ‘tation. Wil H” SAUNDEL~ & CO, tao? be oe. BEAUTIFUL SUBDIVISION 5 - AA ecibranch of B. and O ; cam be retailed for trip SALE ONE THOSE ATIBACTIVE & 28 beautiful y buuses w and 18th summer. W. F. Ue wd at $s ‘0. dubnsot WM ES\CNDERS & O® SALF FIN» b square Tow Seu: & KENT — FURNISHED HOUSE ance frou: Futiroad station ; suade, ACRES A _ | JOO SALE-FARM OF 1 ube KooM wusex Howse | F'trg. ta roow dweiling, hot_and cold spring pshireave oear Dupont Cirle. Abar- | Water: Location hich and bealthy: 5 uihutes to stas BH WARNER & Cc thon: iG trams daily. Price, $1 Will sell Wek and Laplewents cheap. spies Payment. W. F. YOUNG, Apply Raauce $10 per FARMS. NOW 18 THE faring. We have on our books t and country property general rus 3 ¥aand Dec. mT HWEST. det DUCKLET & FORD, Ui KENTING OK TNSUKING juniry call at my office. It Ihave F. BENTAML Gi OD st.bn ies Dich at ‘HTS, MT. PLEASANT, LANIE HEIGHTS, uTS, on Sebstn JOH SALES F LOTS AT COHASSET, ADJACENT TO. THE CHAUTAUQUA AND GLEN ECHO. Lots 50 by 200 at €100 to 8200 each on eayy isonthiy pisments.” uehtland overfookine the Maryland and figlia sores rbedutul views: stort distance frou railroad cheapest lotein viciuity sail avenues Will bo hyped within few week whet prices will be ald Obiy' few outaide lots unsold, Apply GC PAYNE! $o13-im Usivensity HEIGHTS. ADDITION TO BROOKLAND, LOTS FOR SALE fn this beautiful suburb of Wash- ington st from €300 to $1,000, ON VERY EASY This 1s the est part of Brookland, which is ready @ thriving villave of upward of 100 houses. ‘Two lots have just been bougit tor a CHUKCH and 12.000 appropriated fur s SCHOOL HOUSE. Tf: HE. 'S GRADED AND GRAVELED, BRICK ‘LKS AND SHADE TREES. For plats and information cali at office of REDFORD iuing lots have soldfor. Call at once. GUNSON-& | W. WALKER & SUN, TUG att wloteg tren USTICE, GUOF st. 23 ready to accoinpany those wisliing to see the property, Took saLe-sTH, BET TAND-KSTS-a Ep | or on MARKY BARTON Tit Bate rsh food bai dis Job, 2 feet Sromt. A bargama if soid | JOH SALE—DESIRABLE ENCE IN WEST cuce. REDFORD W. WALKER & SON, 1000 F | F na Parks Rockville: suniesste tes bea wes jy2-3t_ | Inquire of CASHIEL, 706 Sth st. new, my5-e03u, JOR SALE—TO BUILDER—A FRONTAGE OF 55 ft. on 18th near H st. Suitable for four smais houses, for only, $1,900 for whole to a quick bu} Mater. sewer, sidewalk. WRIGHT & STOCK, T the Hyy er toot : houses built, 4. to my'D.¢. offic idgw bunidii ai T. H. GARD: nd 15th and G sts. ne. y2-3t" » INVE: uare 1008, between 12 his been subdivided into 106. alleys. ‘These lots are on grade, on high, solid «round and in line of iuprovements now being Tnade on Capi- fol Hill ; title periect ; Columbia Title Co-'s certificate free. For fli particulars, plats and. price list pen WIGHT KETT, S10 ¥ ic LACHLEN & BATCHELD! ‘S eS. 1th. D and E ste. ne, fine “building lots, with FAIRVIEW Heiclte; qc o0x200; atthe low price of Soc. ber it" TLE & RUTHERFORD, 1907 F st. n.w. ‘For sar of 16th per foot it 005 F st. BW. Fe CHOICE LOTS aT Per one a corner, well situated jor Tuuding; price, 8400 each, $100 down, Kextiar peace of ts dm this rapidly sinproving wuldiyision, POW Address THOS. “W. SIDWELL, G4 Zist at aw. FoR saLe—tors. SA EW SIX-Room id water, bath and shade. Pric FOR SALE—HORSES AND VEHICLES. PAS ce eine station. Par ot ideas of BENS. BAKER, SALE—A VICIOMIA AND SINGLE HAR. Ok hess, cheap, owuer leaving city. 1200 0 st. nw. ayteat? Fe, oe vat E. CART, HARNESS AND KIMPTON & LEWIS' COAL Bw. dye” LARGE BAY HORSE, 6 YEARS oud, Kind and ventie. Inquire at 20 Het! wey eoe SALE OR EXCUANGE—TOP BUGGY FOR ie. Ce st me. jyezt Ebw a Baek OK SALE—SAPE, RELIABLE, GENTLE HORSE: FDS 4 RAUL = faintly wee. drives well; nice appects wher has bo Use tor hig. 1610 loth st. nw. yet Fok SALE OR EXCHANGE—4s NEW AND SEC- (d-band carriaives, bussies, phaetona daytone, Luckboards. Business waxcus of all styles $25 Up Alvo 6, ® and 1v-passenser jobs: siiitable for parties,” Greatest arjains im Lag iiess in th OOM FRAME HOUSE, ver month AO, wll seil to 615th wt wow Sacuirice Figgas harpraas acs tht complete. Fore, aoe So foe Meant, Upcee Fee, S- Poerioenrrng postr za = © louger, oe all casi The. se 3 an POX SACE-STYLISH TRON GRAY MAKE, ‘six mg aufmal Tor fody' or genticensa.- THE or lady or wentienan. EST OF | Ho Use STABLES, cor: Inditne ave and2d st. uw. tee Took | _2 papreymctiet or eae | yy |R OF WELI-BROKEN AND PER- as eatin ROBERT & SALE ALF SQUARE FROM CORNER NEW PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC LAND IMVMOVEMENT COMPANY. MAGNIFICENT VILLA SITES_OF ONE OR MORE ACRES— ‘And FINE BUILDING LOTS , ‘On the PALISADES UF 1HE POTOMAQ, CONDUIT ROAD E-FOK CITY PROPERTY OR cp beautiful Rowe af Takoma, Path over, "acre of ground: rood barn, wind SWORMSTEDT EBEADEEN, GFF ote gia FSR, SALESVALUAELE GIYKOVED AND OX: IMPROVED “PROPLICTY ON GEORGETOWN ‘The undersigned offer for sale the desirable improved real spate oot the elsutzor Geomfetown, uown at the “Linthicum or Deut Piace:*: The property” wi be'soid i separate parcels, an shown Uy & plats winch Wilbbe exhibited by either of the undersigned.” One Of the Parcels, bounded by Load strevt on the South. by Severs’ Lane” on the east, by Observatory street od the wert and "“Lintuicuan Face’ on tie north, com {cine about 560,000 square feet of land anil in improved by'a' spacious and elevant tusnsions with all wodera Conveniences, « ine conservatory, completestabler and inultovether tie most attractive Lomein the Disttiet ‘The dimensions and locatioys of the other. parc willappear from the plats, “No more desirathe pure Thase could be made by parties desiring either « howe Oran investinents Full information as to terms and conditions of sale, e., will be cheertully furnished by the undersgrmode WILLIAM s. GURDON, 5 $9 sts Wee dames 5. Tayo. ‘G13 15th st. now., 4023-21 Abeuzncce, W oopsivr, Lies between the M Iitan branch and the 7th st. Pike, facing the railroad on the west and the pike on the east and sloping toward both.” ‘The draitiage ise cellent, water good and easily obtainabie. ‘The subdi- on is eight miles trom Washineton and is the only one on the branch which fronts on the pike. ‘Thereare fen houses now on the subdivision aud more are to be ‘The Kock Creek National Park, 9s sure Yeyed, extends to a point opposite the southern end of this stibdivision and to the west of it about Un ters of ainile. Executt eastern Loundary of the National ‘will con stitute, when completed, the nearest drive from the city to the subdivision. ale Ob easy terms and lower than in any other subaivision of similar advantages, ‘For plats aba particulars op ply to, BE EETGHTON, Owner, apll-<im Louisiana TERMS, in every case, TO SUIT THE PURCHASER. jqhouue Of our choice Lutlding lots can be bought as was $300. $25 CASH, BALANC, IS SMALL MONTHLY PAY- SEVERAL FINE RESIDENCES ARE NOW BEING GRECTED ON PROPLICIT ALNEADY BOPBE ‘THOSE PURCHASING NOW are sure to REALIZE HANDSOME PROFITS in the near rature. For Plats, Pamphlets and further information apply pany's oftee. = . Washington, D.C. sus 141d F st. BUSINESS CHANCES. Por SAEI-A DAIRY LONGI oom, Goop ‘rau ated iy a vom rains! house; cheap ase whole or | CKLEFORD, S25 21th et new. APAYDSS Fok SALE-BAR ROOM AND RESTAUHANT and house furniture of 10 roous; reason for sell tosettiean estate. Apply oa premises 100 Pa. new. F.M. PAKKE, usinistFator. [HERE IS A GENTLEMAN IN x Washinyton willing to invest $5,000 oF iiifluence such iuvesturent, with « reasonable certainty of the return of the ainout’ invested and a pront of 100 ber cent iu ® year, 1 would luke lis The operation fs connected with a patent, but ons of the best ever offered, and relates 10 the most profitable line gi busines now couducted in this ety. ap om wervie Poy B._B. KELLEY, Btar office. jyzast WANTEDIAN ACHIVE VAKINER, HAVING ‘sufficient means to push over the country » pro- prietary medicine ut creat value secured by us; trade turk. "A payine Lusiness already established in ‘Sections of the Union. “Keterence given DUR Bear ofbe: saree rent im. REMINGTON TYPE WRITER fect order; $50 cash. 1U08 New Jersey ave.n.w. FARE FKOM BRIGHTWOOD TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY WILL BE ONLY A NICKEL. PURCHASE ALOT NOW BEFORE THE NEW CARS ARE PUT ON AND OTHER IM- PROVEMENTS BEING MADE BY THE SYNDI- CATE WITHOUT COST TO LOT OWNERS AND REAP THE BENEFITS, BRIGHTWOOD PARK. BEIGHTWOOD PARK. SECRETARY NOBLE. Secretary Noble beautifully expressed it to a Star reporter: “Another star tomorrow ap- pears in the flag for another state in the Union. The great ywth of our country that has fol- lowed the ceil format mre the govern. ment proves the wisdom of the fathers and supports our own most ardent hope for the future greatness of the republic.” INDIAN COMBISSIONR MOROAN. Said Gen. Morgan, commissioner of Indian affairs: “I have just received word this morn- ing from a distant western state to the effect . that the Indians are making large pro for the celebration of the Fourth of July, and 18 in a very gratifying fect that the day will be appropriately celebrated by probably nearly twenty thousand Indian youth, gathered into the schools where they aré tanght to love the same fing that we love, and that they are no longer aliens but are fellow-citizens of the re- ublic. The influence of these schools is fast iastening the day when these people will beno longer American Indians but will all be Indian COMMISSIONER CARTER. Hon. Thomas H. Carter, commissioner BRIGHTWOOD PARK, BERRON & RAMEY, 1307 F ST. N.W. ——————— FOR SALE—PIANOS. ‘OR SALE-PIANO (SQUARE, HALLETT & Fave: tor casi or on tin fsa, ant iron.ofce ‘xchange for jot oF ‘clothing. y: OW. W. GILES, 1853 uth at. nw. ‘OR SALE-SPECIAU BARGAIN—A HANDSOME daric case, full size Upright piano, nearly new and in beautiful condition, ata sacrifice! it is Tull 735 0c- taves. xrand action. very tulland rich tone and ‘fe singing power. Cah be had for only $200 cash if taken ‘at once; ainust Lalf cost; handsomie stool with it. ‘Apply at once ‘THE PIANO EXCHANGE, of the generai land office, said: “The 4090 The Lea lane House, 4, | Declaration of Independence will always be known and appre- ciated throughout the civilized world. ‘Those who framed that declaration, together with the men who gave its utterance the force of constitutional law, need no eulo- gies, their places in history are fixed and cannot be dis- turbed. Our ‘celebration of the Fourth of “July can neither s, add to nor dimin- @ ish the value of the COMMISSIONER CARTER. noble utterances of the Declaration of Independence, nor increase the lustre and glory surrounding the heroes who framed it and fought for it. “<The history of the world up to 1776 is a rec- ord of one continuous struggle by the common people to berelieved from the onerous, burden- some and unjust exactions of governments and kings. The Declaration of Independence is not a demand for any support or aid from any gov- grnment, but a demand by the common people that governmental authority should be re- stricted. “It is well to consider,on this Fourth of July, the extent to which persons in this free repub- lic of ours ant the views of the framers of the Declaration of Independence by assert- SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL STYLES nearly new square pianos, at great bargains for one ‘week ; Jess than one-half and one-third of cost; terms 4 wonthly, payments to suit or alicash.” Stop im and, is ice ‘THE PIANO EXCHANGE, ‘913 TIEFF CABLQBT GRAND ANOS used at the several school commencements, uring the past week will be offered at reduced prices Thuis week. PFEIFFER & CONLIFF, 51 11th si NE NICE-TONED ENG! , made by reliable frm Pianeta dareain: #25 UGO WokGH & FOR SALE right pi ew uprizt feb¥5-Gun Foe FIVE DOLLARS MONTHLY Gives you a fine-toned square pisno or handsome or- an for your Lome. 25 F.@. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. PROPOSALS. OWARD UNIVERS’ PROPOSALS WILL BE ved by, the undersigned until noon on -DNESDAY, JULY EIGHTH, for furnishine ma- terial and laying 200 feet (or more) of cobble stone gutter, | Alsoior furnishing frou 200 to 400 feet of terra cotts pipe and tor delivering from 500 to 1,000 loads of dirt tor filing low ground. For particulars apply in person at the treasurer's office between 9 and Wan. The Bent to reject any or ali bidsis reserved. JAMES B. JOHNSON, Secretary and Treasurer. Jy3-0t EPOT QUARTER MASTER'S OFFICE, WASH- incton, D.C., June 1801. —Sealed proposals,in te, Subject to usual conditions, will be received til 1) o'clock a. m. WEDNESDAY, JULY Y-SECON D, 1801, and then opened, forfurnish- riod of six months, commencing August 1, ‘mony be required: forage,straw and. All thformation required will be furnished on applica. ing in various ways that in some manner or other the government should support the people. Our forefathers felt that they could support they wanted the government flon ‘to. this office, Envel posal Should be marked “Proposals tor Forute kee wad ade drvpned 6: B. DANDY, Deputy Quartermaster Gon- Foe SaEE son LORENCE FOUR-WICK OIL Move: extension top, o¥ 7 "Re. hood as new 87:59. B SALE—GARREUT PARK STOCK, A PARTY compelled to realize will sell five (5) sliares or less of Garrett Fark stock | witteell to uighiest der; mua ARNETT PARK, Btar office, It MAHOGANY SIDE- board at a bargain; also some second-hand furns ture. “6201 st. Jy4-2t* OK SALE-HANDSOME BED ROOM, PAKLOR ‘ad hall furuiture; very low price. Address St. 7 ‘Star office. R SALE—A 81 never been used; 8 BUNDY, 1816 14th st. now. FOE, SALE-1Wo WALNUT BED Room SETS with sia hair mattress, handsome Tack, with chairs, body brussels, rack aud Tennessee marble tabi 125 Last. 2. RB SALE-A VERY FINE 0. s Z Ffigerstor foc $15, cost Sir; Geo maeioes ee aD and $12, cost, $22, and $55 couch for $22, atn.we Cost @50; all's Rood usibew. Ui tee syd" ‘OR SALE_A THREE-SEATED ROW BOAT, F Gi she bandsonest bests ou the aieer, at bo Oa at asucritice.. Apply to JANITOR, Coutabia Athletic Cinb House. foot of ich st. Georketowne ype ae" FOE SALE_ON HE BALTIMORE AND POTO- mac rke brick warehouse, suitable Sommuianion oF fet business, Wits switch, sing ana Baar York ave. and North Capitol st iK HORSE. SOUND . fil seu cheap. Call at 1810 Lath st. FOR SALE CHEAP 4 HORSE: SURREYS, nae eee oe ee eee re 3 ji wide Nutuout sock lee wl 1av7, A WILLIGE. just be soi. : (ER LOT @ii5 LI 10-n00a | FP top. i Bickel rail, lane tay window brick. 13008 Ie 9t.: bot 202109 pose Hor8, op band: i alc eany tense oF exchanae for salt iiiows. A. Me sttiew or Verant lore, Deve, $9,000 tine 2. F OMAHA, 1319 F st ARD AVE.. MOUNT PLEASANT, Ob prenines to Fussn tt aes E. ATPEK preetinent 1g atworstory and basement brick bh qm kb st. hear B. bowse under yearly rental to Sruaut lot 18s10 to large siiey, house is in portect Rorves. YTices, 405 Sth. near aw SSS “pom as worse | Ger Tar B, F2 SCF MANDSONE CORNER Bi MIDENCE Gar Tur Bus. got ied Tad REE CRD we WiLR ER <um concolp manuuee, . LUTZ & BRO., (407 Pena. ave., edjotning National Hota. pe tetetmemakeen Feicas nate one $5000 Sas# AND, BALANCE ON LONG = fie will purchase property in Bout jashington worth $10,/00. This isa fine cusiness oF " Store, te? roam ancl two remidesson ai covapial ssh SESarSahee, oeee setae Seas Tet” Fok, SALE-EESTAURANT AND MOUSE IX all mod. ups. :Sans in bar oe Sc Sosy bee ba bed for thirty horses. Address FH ‘SALE—TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS’ WORTH st to znake room woods: esalyat SH: MOOME & COB: BO SiS ‘ R SALE — TYPEWRITERS — REMIN is 1. Haunmond, National, Gradalle Beat Circulars. Calieraph, PyPewai ie S2, 610 Fat aw. eel )OR BALE MONKE} YARROTS, FANOX bY i2W BIRD 3e8-1m* 712 12th st. nw. FOR SALE BICYCLES PSYCHO. FETIES FOR ladies of gentlemen, second hand and shop worn,at Scrhmeat: CAPITAL ClOLk CO, 1008 Gata” ‘ave. Be, {OK RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE NEW STORE Fear ieays cout cells 2S ee sorely eae : SS this cay, only 625 per month Jo13-21¢ ‘OU TAKE NO & & AOS Pare. for: Fo, SALE—THE SPRING ‘CO! THAT Sel rimioricaecce se our day it appears that A SUKGEON’S DEATH. that Dr. J. F. Groenevelt Becomes @ Victim of Yellow Fever. , Surgeon General Wyman of the marine hos- pital service received a telegram yesterday afternoon from the United Btates quarantine station at Chandeleur Island, off the coast of Mississippi, announcing the death there on the night of June 29 of Assistant Surgeon J. F. Groenevelt of yellow fever. Dr. Groenevelt was taken ili June 18, and at the time of his death was in chargeof the quar- antine station at Chandeleur, which has su; vision over the gulf and the lower river. Hehad previously seen quarantine at the south Atlantic, gulf and quarantines, and his record in the bureau shows a statement to the effect that he had had yellow fever, and he had shown s aptitude for quarantine service. A ‘was received from Passed Assist- user of favors. The growth thought leads me to believe that the Fourth of July, instead of being employed asa day for celebration, should be le an occasion for serious reflec- tion a op may draw a from al ex an detined in. the Declaration of 1 thereby the whale poople may be rio comprehend the purposes "of government the framers of that’ declaration understood them, « wh vernment of whose who favor government ownership \d other forms roperty are unconsciously Gemanding that we ‘return to that obnowous ——— interference in the —— individual endeavor wi our a of Jt should F Hl i H i H F F if | i E it is F tions ered in groups and told their experiences, each more wonderful than the one before. It was thought best to prohibit the use of fire- crackers on the grounds on account of so much flapping canvas, and #0 the boys had to go to the river bank, where they could burn their clothes and themselves as much as they wanted. The huge amphitheater wasalmost full when the speakers of the afternoon took their places. he rs announced were Secretary Noble, First Controller Matthews, Clinton Lloyd and Gen. 8. 8. Burdett. After the addresses Func. and a medley of American airs, the there was a patriotic concert, the band eral numbers, “Barber of Seville,” chorus sang several patriotic songs and Mr. C. B. Hanford recited “The Star Spangled Ban- triotic Smith Potomac Tonight.” Prof. Baker sang “Stand Firm for the Right,” but the grandest event of the whole day was ner” in a way to make the most un} glow with ae Cc. Gertru sang “All Quiet Along the the hymn “America” by the organ, 4 fall chorus, and the thoi audience took up the song until the roof was in a fair way to float off bodily. Every tent was decorated with flags and the tabernacle was a mass of color. The hotel tent was gaily bedecked with bunting and every- thing possible was done to accommodate the hungry crowd. The cafe, too, was crowded to the utmost to feed the hundreds who came without lunch. One of the chief attractions now tocs under the amphitheater. lead to more weddin; Chautauqua put together. There wasn't a vacant hour in the day's pro- gram and tonight there will be another concert and floral entertainment under the direction of the school of botany, with addresses by Hon. Edwin Willetts on “The Governmental Care of Flowers” and by the Rev. Dr. Elliott on “Our The platform will be dec- orated with flowers and the masic will be by National Flower.” the band and soloists. THE WOMAN'S PRESS HEADQUARTERS. The Woman's National Press Association bas pleasant headquarters at Glen Echo Chautau- qua, and both members of this association and also local and visitiug press women will find a welcome there. Last Tuesday Hon. John J. headquar- ters and congratulated them on having such a Ingalls called on the ladies at thei charming location. ‘The woman's clinic is resented by Dr. Ida Heidelberger and Mrs. The W. vi x. gett (“Sherwood Vane”), the association. “Rock Messrn. tive tents on the grounds. Artistic rock fur rugs and pretty drapery give it an air elegance and comfort. July 28, the advocates of a Echo. Mrs. SHELL ae Second after the arrangements for this , is inecling of arbitration represestatives and attracted a large number of enthusiastic ‘The grounds of the club are delightfully sit- usted, with plenty of shade and a ‘The as to bridge the stream with rustic bridges and have the labyrinth lit with different colored lights, making a miniature fairyland. One intensely Practical young man suggested that it would be ‘8 good plan for the ministers to take a slice of stock in the grottoes, for they would probably than all the rest of = - Sheldon, who occupy the first tent to the right ax one goes ap from the smplibeater toward the dining pa- N. P. A. is the next tent, ocen- pied by Mrs. M. D. Lincoln, Mrs. Lucy A. Leg- and other members of ‘The next tent is occupied by Mrs. M. 8. Lockwood and is known as the ." Opposite the W. N. P.A. tent the ya have one of the most attrac- will have Mrs. Touzalin will come east to spend the next two months with her mother, Mrs. 8. F. Miller, at Block Inland. Miss Coit, who has been spending a week with Mrs. Webb, left today for Norwood, N. J., where she will visit her sister. Later ou in the month abe will Join a party of friends at Spring Lake to xpend ihe rest of the summer. Mrs. Willard Warner will spend the late summer at Spring Lake. Mr. and Mrs. John Dahlgren bave left town to begin their summer wanderings. Mrs. Frank Riggs and ber family are sum- mering at New London, Conn. Judge John Davis is ut Lenox, stopping at Miss Frelinghuysen’s villa. Mrs. Davis is still abroad. Judge and Mrs Embry and their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. € of New York, will sail from New York on the Cunarder Etruria for Europe Saturday, Jaly 1. Mrs. James Todd of Louisville, Ky., will accom- Pany them. Mrs. Bowyer McDonald bas returned from New York. Mr. McDonald is with « party of friends camping in the trout fishing regions of West Virginia. Upon his return he will go with his family to the seashore for the remainder of the season. Mrs. Flora Adams Darling is spending a week at Wave Crest, Rockaway Bench, with ber sister, Mrs. Smith. She leaves July 5 fer « visit of two months to friends in England. Mrs. H. H. Walton has gone to the springs of Virginia for an extended stay. Mrs. J. Logan Chipman, wife of Congressman Chipman, sails July 4 from New York for Bu- rope. Mrs. Otis Johnson has moved to 1514 90th street, Georgetown, for the summer. Mrs. Agnes Klinger has left for an extended visit to relatives in Ohio, Indiana and “tichi- gan. ‘The marriage of Mr. Henry R. Bird to Miss Lillian Pearl Atwell, daughter of Johnson At well, is announced to take place on the 224 instant, Mrs. David Wolfe Brown, accompanied by her daughters, Miss Beth and Miss Maezie, leaves today for Rehoboth Beach, Del., to spend the summer. Mrs. J. N. Whitney is sojourning for the summer months at the Jordan White Sulphur Springs Va., for the benefit of her, health, which has ‘not been good during the past winter. Master Walter Ketcham, No. 612 C street northeast, has 80 far recovered from the acci- dent to him, which occurred some weeks ago, that ho will leave the city today with his mother and sister to spend the eummer near Manssaaa, Va., at the home of Mrs Ketcham’s mother. ‘Miss Mamie U. Erdman of Mount Plessant Miss Tillie E. Conhoff leaves Monday for May, where he will spend the months of July and August. The Chevalier de Krapf-Liverbof, chancel- lor of the Austro-Hungarian legation, will to Culpeper July 15 to spend a month. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Graham have rented for the summer season on Magnolia venue, just beyond Soldiers’ Home. Miss Grace M. Finley left yesterday after- t t E : l i i ; i s f t i i i el Hier if ‘Miseos Laura and Fannie Towner have gone to Ocean Grove for » month's recreation. ‘Miss Josie Thompeon of 410 New Jersey ave northwest has to Eest Orange, K to be absent during the somaer onthe’ 4 if fa I Ez L [ i iA va ibe