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THE SAME SuRJpcr.

lHE SAME SCRJEcE
WE CAN TALK TO VOC on NO SUB
JECT THAT Is MORE APPLIcABLR 10
THE PRESENT SEASON OR WEATHER
THAN
ovERCoATs
THERE IS A TONE OF WINTER IN THE
Atmospheric, AND THERE OUGHT TO
BE THE LIKE IN THE MINDS OF TINE
MANY WHO HAVE NOT YET PROCURED
THEIR
WINTER CLOTHING.
WE HAVE STATED BEFORE THAT WE
NUMBER OUR ovERcoATs BY THoUs
ANDs IMAGINE THE VARIETY OF
STYLES. MATERIALS CUTS AND TRIM.
MINGs CONTAINED In so LARGE a
STOCK.
WE CLAIM .
THE LARGEST VARIETY. HANDsoNnsf
AND --latest STYLES. AND MOST REAs
oNABLE PRICES OF ANY HOUSE IN
THE COUNTRY. WE MAKE NO IDLE
BOAST. BUT ARE PREPARED no CON.
VINCE EVERYBODY WHO WILL FAVOR
US WITH A VISIT OF THE TRUTH OF
OUR STATEMENT.
OUR PRICES HAVE RANGE EyoUoH
no MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF ANY
PURSE. HOWEVER LIGHT. THEY 90
FROM % 10 GEO.
NO NATTER
WHETHER YOUR VISIT n ONE OF PuR.
CHASE OR INSPECTION. VOC ARE VEL
CONE
sAKs a COMPANY.
ocls 800 TO sos SEVENTH %.
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The barge race between the academic apd
noSone16e c4naDeo Of Yale was won yesterday by
30 fugrner The eight-oared race between the
iuniolD and sophomoros Vas won by the junior
81 two iengths-. This 10 the nth consecutive
victoey Dr. the juuiorA
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Earthquake at Palermo.

PALERMO, October ia heavy shock of
earthquake was felt here this morning. The
disturbance caused a three-story house to fall,
burying its occupants beneath the debris. Eight
corpses have been recovered from the ruins.
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Transfers OF Real Estate.

Davis to F. ]. Macmillan, lot 30, 50. 9s7
S1,612.5O. A. Jardin to Thos. Hyde, lot 81
SO. 159; $9,699.62. w. o. Williams ct al. to G.
G. Bradley to II. Butler, lot and parts 3 and s.
SO. s12; $2,b54.12. same to s. r. Henry W.
half 3, do; 5000. A. Jardin to ID. Rittenhouse
SUBJ 81 50. l50: S0,40136
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seven Chinese prisoners had their cues cut on
IN IN sne prison NJ Victoria on Heptambet 06tn.
Inc cues were labelled, and win be returned %
tneit owners when their terms Of incarceratiou
exptre.-Saa FFanctsc0 ObH
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ssHEALTH BY Ell RCISE, WITHOUT .AP
II paratus." By PFC. Aa ..is ...ss \ little
handbook Of Gymnastics arr = =. teachers and
the family. Highly enso; sed by .,en. John Eaton.
DECKER CO.. pubiisasIx sslt-lO
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The LIE Droit Park Whist club, at It's annual
meeting last evening, elected the following Off
GERS: Gen. VIM. Rirney, president; Mrs. Dudley,
F. H. Getchell, treasurer; A. 8. Worthington,
esq.,, executive officer. Gen. Birney having de-
clined on the ground that he, a third-term man,
had already served four terms, Sumner I. KIM
ball, chief of the U. S. life-saving service, was
elected president. The club meets weekly and
gives q portion of the time to whist and the rest
to social purposes. 1t consists Of thirty two per-
sons and is in a fiourishing condition.
The funeral OF the late Frank A. Hodges, late
q special agent of the pension office, took place
this afternoon. The interment was at the Con-
gressional cemetery. The Odd Fellows were
represented at the funeral of their deceased
brother.
In the marriage licenses published yesterday
the one given as II. G. Stoiham and ElOise King
should have been H. +. Statham, London, Eng,
and EiOise King,
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LATEST OFFICIAL CHANGES,
IN Appointment by the President, Etc.

David s. Presson has been appointed collector
Of customs for Gloucester, Macs.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has apnoinsed
]. r Sneed, OF Georgia. and L. r. Reid. Of Vir-
ginia, TO be chiefs OF division in the reeister q
ONCE. Mr.. Sneed was the assistant postiu aster
OF the Senate under the democrats. and vns
senator Colquitt's private secretary Nj. Reid
Is OF Alexandria and II connected with the Vir.
ginia Midland railroad. He was recommended
by Mr.. Barbour.
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Tine MOntreal PLAGUE.

MONTREAL, October 15.-Returns at the
health office to-day show that there were Al
deaths from smallpox in this city yesterday, 8
in st. CunegOnde, 5 in st. Henri, 5 in st. Jean
Baptiste, in st. Gabriel and in HOchelaga.
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ExPERT TYPE-wRITING.

DOSEDALE
II BUILDING LOTS AT LOW PRICE AND
EASY TERMS.
have subdivided ROSEDALE, and offer Building
Lots 10 feet 'front.' 500. $3.50 $780, $3.50 per lot
Terms ~ per cent cash, balance monthly. ROsedale
is located Immediately at the eastern end of the Co
iumba railway company, 10Th aud II sts. Plat at
my office, $40 Market Space
IN w. III. CI.AGETT
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THE PIMLHCO RACES.

Sam Brown Wins the First Race, Bessie
the Second Race.
= PIMLICO, MD, October 15.-First race, purse,
$500, of which 500 to the second horse, en-
frances free. weller weights, one mile, won by
Sam Brown; Elmdorf second, Col. Clark third
Time, LAG.
Second race-The OriOle handicap for all ages,
one mile and furlong, was won by Bessie;
Swift second, and Enigma third. Time-2:O1sl.
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A report II current In ecclesiastical circles n
bee, and Archhishop 0ibbons, & HaiNmore, g,
To be crested cardinals. -
Hon. Charles 2. Thompson. of GlOuqestsr
judge Of Cha superiof court, vice Gardiner
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PHILADELPHIA, October 15.-The subscrip
tiOns to the foreclosure scheme of the Philadel
phia and Reading railroad company up tt
noon to-day aggregated about 81 BOO, 600.
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Butler, young man Of good position, VS. found
In Q street in Birmingham, England, Tuesday
night, crawling along on one foot, mis- other foot
having been cut Oh, leaving fresh stump from
which blood was nOwing In streams. The
wretehed man, In an attack Of delir1um ire
mems, had jumped nom window and had
then hacked or his foot with q tablo knife.
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WATERLOO STATION" in London was re-
c cent declared complete, having FOR long q
masons and carpenters. Imagine TWENTY-FIVE
acres rooied In and the building covering THIS
area containing fifteen platforms and nineteen
distinct lines of rails, making an aggregate
length or four miles. Imagine also sigma! box
contalnins $50 levers! During the building,
extenumg over very many years, OF this enoI.
NOUS station, 800 houses have been demoaisheo
ana 20 lulation Of 5000 displaced. The cost
lars. "
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The New YORK StOSk Market.
The following ere the openiur and 800 n m prlces
OF the New York stock market to-day. reported or
specisl wire 70 II. II. Dodge. $50 18th strset'
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From the Spectator.
There are men, and women too, who do not
remember faces at all, and who, If compelled TO
entertain strangers in the evening, would not
know them next day, forgetting their faces as
seen under a different light so utterly that evil
dence of Identity hardly convinces them. They
simply cannot recollect a face, though they
would recollect other things they had seen
quite perfectly. The look of the absent has for
them persisted, and they cannot call it up be-
fore them even in u general way; and this some
times after much association. We would ask
those who doubt this to inquire OF themselves
about q much more striking development OF
the same popularity. Do they or do they not
recolect their own faces? Would they know
greaa sass Of shops Tsey Mhen
shaving or dressing, see themselves every day;
they all care about their own faces and they
selves to know themselves; but all of them do
not. st. James thought none of them did, but
he generalized from his personal experience
large proportion OF mankind, probably
but know them perfectly we'll. detect
aware OF likeness to themselves whenever 1t
exists. They would be astounded If they met
without further eviderice, that people Who Who
might be mistaken for them were walking
about, and might by accident be the involun-
se
instantly, and after the longest possible exami-
nation. Surely this wide distinction, which
certainly exists, and which any one can test for
himself In his own household, points to O spe.
ciai face memory, the absence or presence OF
which i'm witness will account for many
Otherwise unintelligible conflicts Of evidence.
why should the man or woman who does not
know his own face when he or she sees 1t be
expected to be certain as to the face of an &C
4ua1ntance? There Is absolutely no reason In
the nature Of things for the one fOrgetfulness
more Than for the other, and we may rely upon
| II Inat with some men both occur, and that
| moreover, diferentiating marks are often for.
gotten, and those marks only, SO that man Is
honestly ready to swear to an identity which
does not exist. There Is likeness, and for bis
imperfect face memory that is sufficient
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BIDS for the contract for the stone and brick
work on the public building at Lynchburg, Va,
were opened at the office of the architect of the
Treasury to-day: The lowest bidder was Mr.
MCGOWAN. Of this city, who offered to do the
work for $26, 400.
THE GLASsBLOwERs' STRIKE.-The striking
glassblowers decided q few days ago. at q con-
ference In Brooklyn, that 1t would be good
thing not TO close all the works. as the strikers
might need pecuniary assistance from the men
who remained at work. Among the factories
to which the {nsn were directed to return TO
work was II. O'Neil's, on Paramount avenue,
Jersey City. where 100 hands were employed.
When the men announced that they were going
back to work Mr.. O'Neil asked II the union had
agreed 70 abandon its demand. He was told
that 1t had not, but that his works hal been
excepted rom the order to strike. Thereupon
Mr.. ONeu refused to admit the men, stating
that all the manufacturers were willing TO re-
sumo under the old schedule OF wages. II the
men wanted new schedule they could submit
It by January LIST, but It must not take erect
until August LIST, and the manufacturers were
TO have sixty days notice In which to decide
whetner they would accept or reject the scneo-
ule. Mr.. ONeil says thatif the men do not re-
turn hy Friday next the fres will os dra n "a,
the arm end will mean q lockout
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

~ So 49,, bet. 18th and 14th SITS. and T and O.
Lots on 7 ST., 1sx1OO feet.
Lots on Waiiach St, 1SxS0 feet.
Lots ON 99r iah b and ss son1oS feet
Also north rs feet Of Lot Il So is5 situated On i6t
saa Hs' ''s VII
p S. RosEDALE
EASTERN END COLUMBIA RAILWAY CO.
Small cash payments; balance monthly. 4 good op-
ra oei5!ios '" H. oAA'hff' SO Market Space
DooL ROOM AND CIaAR. STORE FOR SALE
ness. Address J. i. C., Star Office. oci4-st*
IGOR RENT-sTORE AND DWELLING. STOCK
- and Fixtures for sale. Good reason for selling a
No stand in the northwest: Address Box log tar
NOR SALE-DRUG sTORE-PRICE $500 $500
~; ~ cash balance 10 monihIy payments; rent So
E'oR sALE-REsTAURANT-A wELLKNOwN
stand license for 1886 secured: doing good busi-
ness oeis. APay Al Pennsylvania ave NV
FOE s SAIL = !: 5I RENT-sToCK AND
- fixtures OF Cigar and News store;good location;
small business. ZAP Penn ave NV ~ % ocis4t. =
NEWsPAPER FOR sALE--A LARGE, PROS
pr al
p %s large business and big bargain only want
Address SAM, Star Office. oc13-3ts
EOR SALE-A FIRST-CLASS DAILY AND
II Weekly Newspaper, Job Room and Bindery, stu
ated in of the largest railroad in
doing good business and has been established over
25 years. Will sell half interest twothirdS inter-
est or ALL or will sell the newspaper or job room and
bindery separately For particulars address
oc12-6t* Council Bluffs Iowa.
WE HAVE THE FINEST SELECTION OF
w Furnished Houses Of any firm in the city. If
parties wishing will call at office, they will
find no trouble in getting suited
MAC GOWAN & BARKER,
oc9-2w 1343 St., opposite Ebbitt House.
ANY WELL RATED BUSINESS HOUSE IN
IA city or country with banking facilities who may
be embarrassed or DESTROYS of obtaining temporary
accommodation on their paper, can secure same by
addressing ABSOLUTELY CONFIDENTIAL, Box
2517, New York se22-tu, tn sim
Telephone No. 344-2
GEORGE ADANA JOHN T. BEALL-
Commissioner Of Deeda
ADAMS 4 BEA1L.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
142O STREET n. w.
For Sale-Sman Mortgage Notes at 6 per cent on
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Roth Logs CutOfhy aTra,u

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, October l5.-Wm. EIgis,
a brakeman on the Reading railroad, fell from
Il freight train to-day and eight cars passed over
him, cutting off both legs above the knees. He
will die.
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Hindrances to Marriages i'm Pennsyl.
V0nia.

Vania.
From the Philadelphia Record
The operation of the marriage licenses act is
leading to various trouble. In this city col
ored citizen was refused a licensed be-
cause he could not tell his age. In Tioga a
luckless swain, having Travelled thirty miles in
order to get the consent OF the commonwealth,
was refused because he did not bring his girl
along, and, in his excusable anger, swore that
he would go to New York to get married. In
Bradford county groom sent his father for the
coveted document, and did not get 1t, the clerk
@ 70 c,er thr a TO s
ply with the statute, probably overshot the
mark. There is no reason why a third party who
certificate, there being no other legal hind
rance The colOred man who did not know his
age should not have been debarred Of matri.
mony in the vicinage If he looked to be old
enough and could swear TO his probable age
The licenses act vas not intended e, e binder &c,
proper marriages more difficult to bring about.
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TUE V1EssA OrrrcrAs ConpAsy.

600 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NV,
MARKS EVERY ARTICLE IN PLAIN FIGURES.
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BOARDING.

FINHE AUBURN. 22SD ST. AND PENNSYLVA-
Il MA aye.n.w pleasant front with board Table
bOard-permanent and transient ocIUlW.
L>OR RENTAL 1iOO ST. n. W. ELE-
IL gantiy furnished Rooms. with private baths at
,ached and open Crates with or without board Call
between IL and .. H. ocsIms
YTNHE MCPHERSON HOUSE, COR 18TH ANDI
stS, will be reopened Oct. Sth for the accornmo-
datoa OF permanent, transient and table boarders
ocs-1m Mrs. NJ. T. sOUTHALL.
CPRAGCE MANSION. COR 9TH AND f SITS
- n w.-For rent. with first-cass board. several
very desirable rooms also transient and table
trs accommodated sel9-4w+
NOR RENT-VEHY DESIRABLE ROOMS. WITH
IL nrstciass Board. al 1882 New York Oc.-2ws
TTNHE LOCHIEL HOUSE, sig 9TH ST. N w
l. aid the La Pierre, cor 10Th and NV, the
best conducted Boarding houses III the city, Table rsI
Glass; pleasant rooms. Terms moderate. oc2.
ssFT'HE TREMONT"-THIS HOUSE HAS BEEN
Iepainted, and In every way put in hrstclass
order ltis the coolest aud most desirable place board
IN the city Terms SO. 90. $40 and $40 Per la je7
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Making War on the Boycotters.

Making War on the ROycOtters.
THE BRANCH LEAGUE AT MIDDLETON, IRELAND,
TO BE PROSECUTED.
DUBLIN, October 15.-The government in
tends to prosecute the Middleton branch of
the National League for boycotting Daniel
an obnoxious tenant.
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KEYSTONE Malt WHrsxrx
SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOB MEDICINAL UsR
STRICTLY PURE
THE BEST TONIC
PERFECS IGE8TIOU
UnecuaalsA xor COnsumpsion. wassing DlseasA -
General DsbinV.
PRICE. Per Bottle. o1.OG 9 Dcesa0 6ue QkOa
Signature of EISNER NENDEI6OM
Sole Agents far me y. q RhilA. ~
FOR sALEBY
s s: 49, go 80 A.. w..,-ss-aa
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A BRIEF CABINET MEErING.-The regular
cabinet meeting today was attended by all the
cabinet officers, but was very short. The SEES
sion was devoted to the consideration OF matters
to be embodied In the annual reports.
CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE and Senator voorhees,
saw the President to-day before cabinet meet
ing.
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TNHE OTTO" GAS ENGINE REQUIRES No
Il boiler. Avoids all expensive attendance. Nc
loss time. no handling OF fuel and no ashes For
particulars call On IL. BALIACF. Agent. T3l 1th
taoo sall-ala
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Vast Tracks Burned Over.
THE WHOLE REGION ABOUT BATTLEFoRD SWEPT
prairie FIRES

BATTLEFRONT, N. w. T., October 15.-Tht
whole country has been burned over in thi
neighborhood. About four hundred tons o
hay, three dwelling houses and four stables
have been destroyed, and several horses hav,
been burned to death. There is no feed for thu
horses and cattle that winter out, and hay Il
selling at $50 a ton.
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General Foreign News.

CHOLERA DEATHS IN SPAIN.
MADRID, October 15.-During yesterday oil
new cases of cholera and 1O4 deaths from the
disease were reported throughout Spain.
DEATHS FROM CHOLERA IN PALERMO.
ROME, October 15.-There were fifty-One new
cases Of cholera and thirty five deaths from the
disease reported yesterday in Palermo.
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ing were the readings at the signal office to-day:
am, $40; am. $40; IL an, 600 p.m.,
Ola. Maximum. 63.1. Minimum, 5O7.
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District Government A0Air.,

4ISCELLANEOUS.
This morning Gen. Birney, on behalf of the
property owners on 7 street northwest betveen
9th street and Vermont avenue, presented 70
toe Commissioners second petition for an e.
phaltum pavement OF carrlagsway ON that
part Of T street.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: ID. B. 0rof. erect
four twostory dwellings, Wylie street north
east; 1000. B. B. Earnshsw & Bro, erect q
frame private stable. in square 995; 5000.
Swormstedt & Bradley, erect two two.story
dwellings, alley between 9th and 7th streets
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast; el,26O.
John II. Young. erect three-story dwelling
and storeroom, c, between Al and 9th streets;
$4,000. John c. Francis, repair brick, ala
Pennsylvania avenue; $500. T. D. Daily, re-
pair 1901 9Th street northwest; % 900. Also,
erect two twoStory and basement dwellings, p,
betweed 7th and 9Th streets north west: g. 900.
James Reeves, repair brick, 900 L street north.
west; $500. Henry Curn, repair frame wagon
shed, corner / 9th and d streets northeast; 900.
r. A. POrtner, erect q private stable, d street
between 9th and 7th streets southwest; %, 900
Gray 4 Roby, repair frame, corner Harrison
and Monroe streets, UniontOwn, $50
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FORDS OPERA HoUSE.-The latest Of Mr..
Charles II. Hoyts successful series OF farcical
absurdites will be seen ut this house next
week. 1t is called "A Tin Soldier" and is q
broad satire on plumbers. II has had big
success in Boston and Baltimore.
ALBAUGH's OPERA HOUSE.-Mr. Frank Mayo
will return to Washington next week, appear
ing at Albaughs in his fine romantic drama,
'Nordeck," than which few better or more en-
Pertaining plays have been brought forward in
America In many years. "Nordeck" was de.
cided success in New York. Mr.. Mayo is sup
ported by strong company, including Miss
Katherine kydder, who Is very highly spoken
Of The sale of seats began to-day.
NATIONAL THEATER. - That stalwart old
spectacular melodrama, "MOnte Cristo,' will
return to the National Theater next week, with
Mr.. James O'Neill, the favOrite actor, In the
title role, supported by good ali-round COM
pany of ladies and gentlemen. The play will
be mounted in good style. Seats for the engage
ment go on sale to-day.
HEROES OPERA HOUSE.-ThOse highly en-
tertaining Irish comedians, Barry and Fay,
will be at HerzOg's next week In their scream
Ing farce, "1rish AristOcracy."
-
THE TAX ON REAL ESTATE AGENTs.-The
case of the District of Columbia agt T. +. Wag-
gaman, involving the legality of the license tax
on real estate agents, was taken up in the Court
in General Term this afternoon. Mr.. Mating
| ~ appeared for the defendant and Mr.. Riddle
for the District,
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p. s.
EASTERN END COLUMBIA RAILWAY co
offer goodsized Lots from $500 to $3.50 Lot
Small cash payments; balance monthly. a good op-
portuny to get cheap home the line Of u street
railway. W. IL. CLAGETT, $40 Market space.
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GEORGE ADAMA JOHN T. BEALL.
Commissioner Of Deed:
ADAMS 4 BEA1L.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.

FOR salesman Mortgage Notes at b per cent on
Threestory basement Brick 18th st. NV,
Large House snd To-; near Aii6ansh;'s Opera
House, suitable for restaurant, with modern
perfect arrangement: $4,000
g. rents s75 per month. 1850
Large block Of Ground above boundary NV: ''
and two tenemenis .eo"se :.'- " 10000
and stable on Georsetown Heighths..- 10000
ave. near Scott circle $3.50
7SIs-stOIy Brick m L. new, on q. near o''oo
Large three story and Basement Brick on n. ooo
Y ave. near l2th ST., 14r..:..............:.. 5000
each. ..:...:........:..... 1900
ment Or. near washington Circle. each. 1000
New three-story and basement Brick at L st.
rhree-story and basement Brick. M i. Pa WV
ave, near 24:h ST., rooms bath and
New ten:Ioom Brick on Linden ave. IeDroit
st. nesr 9Th. nins-room BicE. M l.. rents o0
si sS Cottages, Kenyon st.. Coiumbbs; ~'zo"
Heights with well water. stable, barking. 5000
Store and seven:room Frame, rents $50 mo-,
Three small Houses near St xioysus church. oo
six-room Bricks, mi, northeast section, from ''
500 V SI monthly rem.
Observation-Disclosures. 1900
rent ...;.,-.::,.-s.:.......... 1900
Lot corner 25th and X, 24x7S, two small
Bricks, rent $40 in all. $500
Two Lots Kingman Place, 34x 1O0........... 2.4OO
Lot n H. ave, near NJ st. NV. Is feet
Le, = IL ave, near st. n.w 81 feet 's' ''0~
front ............. ................ LOS
Lots on s ST., near N. Ii. ave, 23x91..... l.25 "
Lot q kos on ST., bet 18th and 18th. 90
Lots 10th St, bet. and NJ n.w...-........ rs
Lots U ST., near 18th, 171sx951s. ~....... 66 d"
Lot 21xl45 on St, bet. 18th and 18th 40 4"
Lots on Va ave-, bet. 18th and 10Th SITS. 25 {"
Lots all parts Columbia Heights from. l6c. I'D
Lots In squares 1O74 and 1918, 18th
AID SITS Sc. foot.
Money TO Loan In sums over 81 900 at 5 and per
cent real estate security. We have several fine
Houses o rent In northwest section from SIS $500
per MONTH furnished unfurpished. Property
placed hands for sale and
expense. Oct-lm