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ARRESTED AT LAST.
Frank HI. Trusdeli Captured in Wilkes
barre on Charges from New York State.

barre on Charges from New York State.
A Wilkesbarre special to the PHILADELPHIA
Press says that. Frank II. Trusdell, swindler,
who has been operating in New York state IN
the vicinity Of Deposit and Binghamton, was
arrested there Saturday night and the author
tiles at Binghamton notified. On July u he
applied at the Deposit, NY, national bank to
have draft for $3.50 on New York city pub
fishing house csshed. He gave his name az
Frank II. Trusdell, and claimed to be the
travelling correspondent of the New York
World and associate editor Of To,cn Topics. He
showed a telegram which purported to author
ize the making Of the draft.
The bank officials requiring an indorser, he
called in Editor John A. White of the Deposit
Journal The editor recognized Trusden as q
person whom he had known sixteen years ago
at New Milford, Pa, when both men were liv-
ing there, but declined to guarantee the pay
ment Of the draft. Failing to get the draft
cashed, Trusdell pleaded SO effectively for Q
loan OF money to get to Bingamton that the
bank officials let him have SIS on his individual
check on New York bank. Immediately on
reaching Binghamton Trusdell went to Clark
d Kellam's livery stable. and by using the
name Of q prominent resident of that city he
obtained fine horse and carriage for q two
hours ride and, taking his wife aboard, he
drove across the river into pennsylvania. He
then drove to New Milford, where he succeeded
in getting fraudulent check for considerable
amount cashed by q banking house there.
Trusden then kept on to Carbonate and
from there came to the Glen Summit hotel, near
Wilkesbarre, where he put up for a couple Of
days, giving the name OF W. h. Miller, N. D.,
Of New York. He asked the proprietor of the
hotel to buy the rig, and on his refusal asked
him to keep it there and sell it for him for as
good price as he could get. He then went to
New York city, leaving word for all letters to
be sent to him at the Everett house, Union
square.
The rig was recognized and returned to its
owners. Then steps were taken to catch the
thief. Letters were sent to him at the Everett
house and q detective put on watch, but it was
without avail, for Trusdell was too keen for
them. He got the letters and answered them,
and it afterwaId turned out that he got them
through the agency of the woman whom he
had called his wife. He finally wrote to the
Glen Summit hotel, stating that he would come
there. When Trusdell arrived at Glen Sum-
NIT Saturday, accompanied by his wife, he was
told that the rig had been taken to Wilkes
barre, and that he should come there and get
the money. He evidently got suspicious, for
he bought tickets through to Belvidere. When
the train reached Wiikesbarre Trusdell got off
to check his baggage, leaving the woman in the
train. Policeman Quincy was in waiting, and
the swindler was at once taken into custody,
The woman was left on the train and went on to
Belyidere
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ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for TIE EVENING STAR.

Reported for TIE EVENING STAR
The ALEXANDRIA CHURcHEs.-The pulpits OF
five of the ten white churches here were yes
terday filed by the pastors; two (St. Paul's and
the First Presbyterian were closed, and Rev.
DIR. Walker Of Virginia oficiated at Christ
church, Rev. @. c. Morrhart of Erie, Pa, at
the German Lutheran church, and Rev. B. F.
Wescott of Randolph-Macey college, Va, at the
Methodist Episcopal church south. At the
Baptist church her yearly covenant meeting
was held and her church year begun.
A WASHINGTON FUNERAL-The funeral of
Mrs. Margaret Lindsay came here from WASH
lngton this morning via the Alexandra and
Washington ferry and proceeded to st. Mary's
church, where requiem mass was sung and
funeral rites celebrated. Mrs. Lindsay was the
wife Of Mr.. s. 7. Lindsay of Washington and
the niece Of the late Mayor Hugh Latham and
cousin OF Capt Jas. Webster Of the Alexandria
police.
New CORPORATION. The International
dredge company of Washington was chartered
here this morning by Judge Norton. The de-
sign OF the incorporation is to manufacture
dredging boats. Daniel Mcconnell, Chas. w.
MCGOWAN, James E. Campbell, John Fraser
and Geo. W: Campbell are the corporators.
NOTES.-The Christian association held an
interesting meeting for men only at its rooms
yesterday afternoon. Rev. DR.. Westcott con-
Quoted the exercises.--The state commits
sloner OF agriculture attended the August
meeting Of the Woodlawn farmers club near
this city, and will attend Grange camp.-The
employees of B. b. Smiths cigar factory, on
King street, are now in camp at Colonial
Beach.-The engineers of the steam FIRE en-
gines here, who serve twenty-four hours each
day, have heretofore served 365 days in the
year and one day extra whenever there was a
Presidential election. Hereafter the warden
will give each Of them. annually, ten days off
with pay.-Nannie Thompson, colored, sus-
pected of stealing some cigars, which were
found by the police hidden in an unoccupied
house, Is under arrest.-The cannery here is
closed for want Of capital. Most of its debts due
to Alexandrians have been settled.-Deputy
Collector s. L. Monroe of this city has settled
his accounts with U. s. Internal Revenue Col
lector Shepherd at Lynchburg.
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Fought for His Life with q Maniac

CVOkut LUZ 0lD LING VIII - uA6ul8Cs
Austin Special to New York World. August 10.
8. A. Posey. prominent attorney Of this
city, has received information Of fight be-
tween his brother, ]. w. Posey Of Granger, Q
small town about 40 miles northeast Of here,
and negro maniac. Posey, who was suffering
with rheumatism, was lying on the bed when
the maniac entered his room. He cooly in
formed Posey that he had como to kill him,
and at once made furious attack upon the
rheumatic man with Q small kuife. Posey re-
sisted him as well as he was able to and cried
for help. Three negroes went to his aid, but
seeing the maniac whom they knew, they were
afraid to enter the room, and finally ran away.
The maniac continued his attack upon Posey,
and cut and slashed his body and beat him
about the head and face. Posey, by some
means, succeeded in reaching his pocket knife
and plunged the blade into the heart Of his as
sailant, who, in spite Of the death blow, ran
from the room and fell dead In the yard. An
inquest jury exonerated Posey.
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Wonderful Results Without a Boom.


Scan you direct me to Pacific City," asked
the Buffalo man Of q station agent in Dakota,
as be left the train at "huddle" Of four or five
houses.
Right across the street for information. sir"
was the reply, and the stranger walked across
to a shanty bearing the sign of ''Real Estate"
man who was busy folding and sealing Q pro-
spectus.
This is il, sir" was the calm reply.
"Why--why-"
..Yo1 are disappointed, of course"
"WeI, rather"
"You expected to see city of at least 5000
inhabitants, with parks, schools, factories,
churches and all that?'
"Yes, did"
That's the way with many others, but il is
not our fault. Our object is to go slow and
sure and not create anything like a boom TO
give fictitious values. We have done remarka-
bly, well thus far. One year ago this was the
only structure in the city. Now look around"
Now can count seven"
Exactly. That's what our latest prospectus
says-improved 200 per cent in one wear. Can
you ask . town to go ahead faster than that?
Don't confound this wonderful progress with a
boom, however. Booms have killed half this
western country. We don't want any"
How,s real estate9" queried the Buffalo man
after awhile.
Advancing, Of course. Six months ago
offered lots ON Washington avenue for $40 q
foot Today am asking $50. That's 100 per
cent, isn't it, and nothing like a boom. We are
simply growing on our merits alone. That's
the proper way for town 10 grow"
ANY factories here?'
''There are. A year ago we had none. Now
we have q blacksmith and shoemaker. That's
an increase Of 200 per cent, and want you to
find q town to match il. There has been no
boom. howeyer-remember that. Its just .
natural growth"
whats the population"
THAT'S one Of the strong points in my new
prospectus. A year ago was here alone. To-
day we number twenty-five souls Think Of
the tremendous per cent of increase! All legit-
innate and on its merits, and no boom to cause
q rush"
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the Soldiers Home; Rev. J. A. Buck. Messrs.
Crosby s. Moves, Jos. Paul, VIM. J. Rhees, b.
F. Gilbert. Woodbury. Blair. VIM. Thompson,
+. II. Stickney, John Cammack and every other
person who has driven along the route de-
scribed within the past ten years-blind men
excepted. reserve the subject Of pool and
betting rooms for the future. Very respect-
fully, your obedient servant
"BRArxARp r. wARxKR"
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A DINING Can OF CREAM AND GoLD.-The
handsome new Pennsylvanis railroad dining
car, finished in cream enamel and gold, de-
clared by competent critics to be the most COM
plete dining Car evet built, is in regular service
between Washington and New York on the con-
gressional limited express, leaving at 3:45 pm
every day. The meals harmonic with the sur
rounding beauty, % they are prepared with
the skill and served with the cunning Of Dell
monico. The service on the other dining cars
II Of similar character.
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She Bought Him a Suit of Clothes.

She Bought Him a Suit OF Clothes.
Mrs. Senator Stewart, who 10 at Petersen's,
sls. $40 18th street. lost cal from her room,
and the larceny was reported to police bead
quarters and assigned to Detective Mahon.
Suspicion fell on chambermaid, young col
ored woman, twenty-five years Of age, named
sarah Miller, and the detective last night ar
rested her in company with Chas Gibbs on
10Th street near I, as they we're coming from
church, and had them locked mp. 1t was ascer-
tanned that after Sarah took the money a part
OF 1t was spent at Hanburger's for q new suit
OF clothes for Charles, and when arrested he
was rugged out in the clothing so purchased
The officer recovered q portion of the money.
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Robert Parker was sssassinated Friday morn
ing in his garden 81 Connolly Springs, N. G.
Parker from ambush and then fed. Parker
leaves wife and two children.
At Otter Greek, Mich, Friday morning,
Charles T. Wright president Of the Otter Greek
lumber company Of Racine, Wis, shot and M
DR.. Frank 3. Thuxhax.
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kR sALE-A FINE RESIDENCE on ST. BET.
IDth ana 1tn sts- Nv. House contains 10 rooms
room ana modern improvements: large yard,
I.e ARD c%rriAxs house two teneanents on side "
o. 80 feet BY l.i2 10 inches Inquire Of the
Ietet o. 81 NV. au1-0ts
pr sALE-MUsT BE SOLD 10 CLOSE AN Fs-
~.s-Brlck gth St nv; IL rooms. cellar,
&C Lit ID feet 1irhe IS az feet to alley Ihe
property Is IN az improving section Of tie city
lssiran1e tor Investment ALBERT L. FOX.
o-os $40 ST NV.
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Refused a Big Bid.

Mr.. p. d. Armour, the meat man Of Chicago,
was asked what progress he had made toward
selling out his extensive business 10 an English
syndicate. He replied, None whatever" but
at the same time he admitted that it was not the
fault of the Britishers that the deal had not
been contaminated. He said that they had
practically offered him bonus Of S5, 600 600.
their option bid being that much in excess Of
what many people might be disposed to regard
rs the fair cash value Of the property. He said
such an offer could not induce him TO give up.
The Catholic Congress I'm November.
1t is officially announced that ex-Gov. John
Lee Carroll Of Maryland has been invited 70
act as the temporary president of the Catholic
congress In November next. The advisory
committee OF bishops chosen BY the cardinal i
as follows: Archbishop Ireland and the bishops
OF Buffalo, Cleveland, Covington, Providence
and Detroit
The Illinois state board Of health has ascer-
tanned that thirty persons have died from Aux
and dyssntsry ct Warsaw, and that pa casse
have been under treatment.
At Portland, Me-, in the boat race in the har-
Dor Saturday afternoon for . purse of ESQ.,
Hosmer, Conley, and Plaisted took part II
was three-miie race with three turnk Hoo
mer won by about two lsngths; Conley second,
Piaisted third. Time. ~ minutes, ~ seconda
Rev. DR.. Bayless Of Cincinnati, editor Of he
WealeH OAy1s6@ /duooo1s, died - Bay viou,
9ioh.s Saturday, 1foo ths sGso6 - . oaEbunp
-.
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A Railroad tn Seneca

A party Of Baltimore and Ohio engineers,
under the direction Of Mr.. George B. wode,
began Saturday the survey Of route for rail-
road from Gaithersburg 10 Seneca, where .
number Of industries are suffering greatly be-
cause Of absence Of means of transportation
since the destruction of the canal The survey
Of the route from Boyds to Seneca has been
completed, and whichever route is found
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NIAGARA FALLs.-The trip TO Niagara Falls
by the Pennsylvania railroad personally con-
Quoted special train on Thursday next will be
the most attractive tour ever offered to citi-
zens of Washington, and the demand for tickets
foreshadow large numbers from this city. Wat
kins Glen can be visited en- route in either
direction. Don't forget the time of train, $40
a.. m. from Pennsylvania railroad station, 9th
and B streets. Rate only s10 for the entire
round trip-Adut
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

nECkEk BROS. PIANOS REPRESENT ALL
-, uAt Is best In the art Of Pianoforte making
WEBER, FISCHER and ESTEY PIANOS. few
nrst-siSSs second hand Pianos at very low prices
rs, 70 Ia OhGANS-Two hundred and ten Thousand
S<IO,oOol Estey Organs have been made and sod
easy terms. S~--ooA ese- oo4o
PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT
Old Instruments taken In part rav,n.ax e.. -
Ones Tuning and Repairing AVE Ae"
SANDERS STAYMAN
13N. Charles ST., Baltimore Nd ~ NV.
1211 Main ST., Richmond. Va. .n1am
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Tor sALE-sILK COLONY AT ODENTON.
railroad stock Is this Investment Where you find
anything else that will pay % per cent! At what
other industry can women and children make in six
weeks time from $500 to 81 900:
For q short time we will hold these Silk Farms ct
only 1928. Buy now If want to get in the low
est price, 1t not necessary for TO live there
to secure an interest in the silk crop. Full infora-
ton obtained at office.
SOUTHERN SILK ASSOCIATION.
aulo-lm 41O 9TH INV
EOF sALE-A FIRST-CLASS GROCERY STORE
Il Sl2OO or at inventory; excellent stock and trade;
IN southeast section, near the Capitol FISH MIL
LEX, lZI3 ST. NV. au103t
NOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST ESTABLISHED
Il Brick Pants in Washington; q yearly profit of
$4,000 guaranteed. Call at 631 F Ut. n au1-3.
EUGENE D. CARUsI CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
Cor. 10th and sta. NV. corner above gas Office.
Real Estate bought and sold. Rents collected.
Loans negotiated. Insurance effected jy29-2w
DOR SALE-THE CIGAR BOX, eO9 PA AVE
Finest located and established in city reason
for selling, other business Inquire of O. T. THOMP.
son, over Central National Bank jy11-1m
SSFTNHE WORLD DO MOVE"-REMFMBER THE
l. Terrestrial Clock" RAMSAY has cut the
prices; watches cleaned, 81 hrst-cass main springs
warranted one Il all clock and jewelry work st
the lowest prices IN the city DEFY competition.
LIS st. NV. f15-6m
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49, @~N AHeB00ys
From the Epoch
Husband Cat the operae see how pale Mr.
Upweil isl never saw her 20 s6sctsd bv
tragedy before.
Wife (sagaeicualy)-It imt thst-hsr hesk
hair 4 coming doWA =
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COUNTRY BOARD,

ROARDERs wANTED-TwO PLEASANT AIRY
good spring water one and half miles north Of Der
Wood Tor particulars apply to MRS. Nm. o. HOUS-
hOLDEh, kedland. Montgomery Co., Md. IT.
ID k>ONs WISHING COUNTRY BOARD FOR
Il fall can be accommodated at Mrs. JANE g.
hUNION's, New Baltimore, FauQuier County, Va;
EeaIthy location near mountains; good table, shade
frult Ice milk and butter terms moderate
ences exchanged. au12-6ts
SPEND YOUR TWO WEEKS OR MONTHS yACA-
- ton at Round Hell, Va, with Mrs. ELLEN
LiCkEY. Best fare Of the season. Terms, s20 mo;
So week. aul2-3ts
COUNTRY BOARD IN TOWN OF WARRENToN;
~ brick house pleasant location, cool rooms lawn,
shade trees. daily mails. Terms moderate Refer.
ences. Address Box 65, Warrenton, Va. jy10-3ts
A FEW MORE BoARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMO-
N dated HIGH zld Healthy Location. No Malaria.
No Mosquitoes. Three Mails Daily. One Mile from
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. No change Of cars from
WASHINGTON References Address Miss CHRIsMAN,
HedgesNile. ". Va aul0-2ts
GOOD BoAhD-2 NILES FROM ALEXANDRIA:
NJ tra met 10 suit those in office. Terms 90 from
September $500 Ter week. Fruit milk &c, In album
dance Spring BANK, Alexandria,Vs au9-lm'
nELIGHTFUL BOARD IN The MOUNTAINS OF
DNIrglnia, plenty Of shade; large lawn; plenty Of
INK mineral water; convey for guests Address
MIS- JOHN STOCKTON, Rio. AIbeniarle county, Va.
auS-0t
EoMFORr RETREAT, POPULAR RESORT IN
SMountAins Of Maryland. near Harper,s Ferry, home
comforts ana country Advantages unexcelled. w. NJ
CLahh, Keep Tryst, Washington county. Md
my29-3m
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4 OR SALE-HOUsEs-
y C272) N bet. Sd aud AZ ste. s.w., frame house.
ta5sl 4th St near II NV, 3-story 7-room frame
C15l Sd st. bet. d and me-, Groom brick dwell
|Cs6Iy + near LIST st NV 2-story brick rooms and
bath. frame sta bic III rear, lot l6xI 10, S3.500
C1JOJ Massachusetts ave. lie. bet sd and Attn sts
lew -3-story Groom brick house, nicely finished,
t52i} o bet 9th and It'll SITS. NV, 2-story frame,
754l C bet Sd and 4th SITS. me-. 3-story brick
1856 NJ bet goth and 2lst sts. lot 25 5xIOo g. i'm
ISs y from frame price per SQUARE foot 81
lot nea oI6 81 ihw d9y and basement
1853 l4ll Hopkins st. NV. new 4-story brick
$40, \ Capitol bet B and sts 3-story and base
ent ll-roonl brick. $1,000.
en- brick, 8 rooms. with 2-story brick stable,
iS2, Pennsylvania ave, bet 9th and 9TH SITS. s.e,
200 18th st. sc, 2-story s-room brick with
1861 22d bet K and L SITS n. elegant new brick
use, oeautliuiiy nnished. never occupied. $4,000.
|oms, store and cellar. $4,000.
l2Il beautiful corner property on ST., 14-room
pcs house IN excellent repair, $4,000.
80 Connecticut ave bet, and NJ. elegant 3story
i6IJ Connecticut ave. hne large dwelling. 20
759 Fine eoEIer business property on llth near
lying good interest in rentals, $4,000.
buIO-5t e18 st. NV.
l3oR SALEM EAST wAsH1NGTON-HoUsts
and Lots from 81. 200 to $4,000; terms to suit.
Eu10-3t- 3i3 East CspitoI st
t,oR SALE OR RENT-THAT ROW OF BEAUTIFUL
New s-H0op houses ss on St. cornering ON Marion
e' rent low ~ ss 4 6SSn 70 IERedia'e
l aiitGiFs "A'AN DANt ii13 81 NV
troR SALE-9-ROOM HOUSE, LARGE LOT. ia
koma; six new Houses. LIE Droit Park, z rooms and
d place; 3:story Brick. rooms, bath and cellar.
ar y d ave Reduced Pr;sef E NY terms sox
EuIO-6t. i420 New YORK ave.
t'OR SALE-DwELLING HOUSE, PROPERTY ON
one Of the very best residence squares in the city
216-6t: TYLER 1t f}HEKFoRD Is 1857 5A NV.
1oR SALEM IOWA CITY. IOWA. An s PER
cent and a per cent Investment.
g Of Ground; well located for suburban property
iu1O-6t- J. W. p. MYERS son, 1920 n. 4. ave.
.oR sALE-NEw BRICK DWELLING NORTH
iehsn zen, and large pantry: sec9nd floor four chambers
hi fhS $50 FS Price $500 y 1851
,oR sALE-NEW TWO-STORY- AND-CELLAR
Er:ek Dwelling natural wood nnish. gspered
.. imps. Price $500. TYLER RUTHERFORD.
Oa Il iy2O-24t'
rOB SALE-HOUSES-
Handsome y. II ave. House. 500
EoTss on stanton squ1re-----------.-..--. 100
oOm press brick Bet Eth and ;5t6.... 1000
Oom press brick, bet. 18Th and l4th....... 1900
cling and store cor. IN and b n-e....... $500
0on haIl ard BATH orlek, hne-;........;.... $500
900
ulO-@t !. H. S1PHEkD, sun Building.
fOR sALE--A BEAUTIFUL, NEARLY NEW BAY
window House. ~ rooms, packing rooms, closet
Every chamber. furnace, natural wood finish. cabi
nl2Itels nne stable opening WIDE court. 3
lls. = nulshed rooms tor rnEleu. The house is
feet front. lot 2J1l 10. This Is beautiful home
nrst location. cannot be built for the price;
900. GEO. W. IINKINS.
a.'-3t 10Th and II SITS NV
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FOR SALErIOTS.

Tor sALE-2s, 500 SO. FEET OF GROUND ONLY
two squares from navy yard and one san.re from
ADJ ss psics only Sl' saios.
FOB SALE--soUTH y LOT 8, SQUARE 723, 86xs3
y; sS pis;. :'S %R isSRi
F%ars, bo.T "a Fs6Vsd IC
DaLY B Bnphing % 81 St viii 'u0d.,de
1. 'front.' nj sSdd depth aa owner leaving
su iss ohi af nsRssS RAMEY. 1907 NV
FOB SALE-A BEAUTIFUL LOT. esx127 FEET
3ofoot alley. on grade, Delaware ave. neas Capt.
e6Il32 on 11th. 100 feet from st. cars n.s; 4oc.
SS1i5o Hsnsss sad be ssth an :3S S9c zts ase
s0Ei5o one Of the r.t S selections, Brook.nd: So
saiS-2. ~ i Il Is ssYpHEnD. Sun Building.
EoR sALE-LOfs.
sss, West SIDE q Delaware aye. bet and N Sta
des} st. ne bet. 18th and 18TH 1890. price Per
;, sSi3' sth and ST: fronting 81 feet on 9Th st.
isss on 8; the place for Of
coo, s. pet I's and N Capitol st nw- 22.eo.
p1iss Rf Bet o9 aih and 9Th ST. ..s. 80 of 10. TO-
20 i$th Sst and ss:- s0iiso to alley. prio. Per
sss North side Of Rhod. Island ave. bet. 14.h and
!. s 80; each s4.ils
lot ~ By about 1os s PRICE sss f PER ,oos
e, bet 18th and 18th SITS. NV. 4sz1so. price per
T4S North side of st. bet Conn. ava. and 18th n
5s} Conn ave. near +. "a 7,1oo to alley, chs.p.s.
20 Sss dec Psi ..nd ave and
81 ss{ f0 st. ,on..s.
% ely ~ Sor.h side Of ST. bet. 9th and ,o,,
wall either side. win be sold 81 bargain. '"'"'
su1o-5t d. "AhN ais CO. g.
I bia Road and Mintwood Place; also some very fine
Lots adjoining At moderate price These Lots have gas
sShS FHHiR
sIs. Tos
Myers III New su 4Sfs srs
FOR dn sA We. . Can OFFER FOR FEW DAYS
s .S:s college Ill sssSSs f sa n''
n ct st. aI near 17th nv only q so Ref
ing; Il only isSS; easy terms K. T. T. LEiPoI6.
psl 1R Zoo S5S zoo hSST 5ST soo
for sns
EoR sALE-LoTs AT FOREST GLEN, MD; ONLY
Il 20 minutes ride from city; to cents per foot
,y6-3m i4iS st.
EOR sALE-THE NATIONAL CAPITAL INVEST.
y ment Company offers for sale very Desirable Lots
In squares $50, $50 and S61, fronting the follow
ing streets: L, +, g, and L, between 9th and 7th
SITS ne. and on 9Th St, between and ne. These
date building purposes. Terms made to suit pur-
ehasers Advances made to reliable parties for build
sIM6EE n. WALKER, President
45S Louisiana ave. NV.
SAMUEL W. CUkkIDEN, Treasurer
National Safe Deposit building,
tyt7-2m New York ave. and 18th st.
EoK sALE-LOTS IN WAGGAMAN AND RI
H. douts addition to the city OF Washington formerly
called Noodey Park This property is situate at the
terminus of Connecticut ave extended. and adjoins
and near by the proposed Geological gardens cleo
trie road viii be constructed, charter having already
been obtained from Congress- Specitl prices to peo-
rle Of prominence who will build fine houses.
Call Tor plat; also Bulletin of cheap property
JNO. i. WAGGAMAN,
my1O-3m 700 l4th ST.
5000 FEET OF GROUND:
New Hampshire ave, 25th and H sts. will make
twelve more lots of not less than 10 feet frontage
apl6 FRANK b. CON9ER, 1415 II st.
Il THAT SPLENDID LOT
on southeast corner New Hampshire ave and st. ct
90 PEI foot FRANKIE CONGER,.
apI0 1415 Est.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
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montgomery county fron1D1ti0n Ticket.
The prohibitionists Of Montgomery county,
Nd, held q convention Saturday and nomi-
mated the following ticket: State senste-C. I
Burdette. House Of delegates-wm. c. Gar
trell, A. E. Shoemaker, DIR. Bolden. County
ommissioners-Charles Crawford. J. r. Bower,
C. o. Mcintosh, VIM. r. Lynch, L. H. Duvau'
Sherif-S. g. Engiish. surveyor-Frank Hig-
gins.