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A BULLET IN HIS HEAD.
Suicide OF an Unknown Man on the
River Flats last Night.


1Hk BODY DISCOVERED SKAR TIE cAusEvkr or
TIE LONG BRIDGE THIS NoRxrNo-A pEscRrP-
1IoS or THE vIcTrx-LArHR DEVELOP
xxSrs.
Thomas Peyton and Charles syphax, who
hve on street between I'd and Sd streets
southwest, were passing over the Long bridge
between and O'Clock this morning on their
way to their work in Virginia, when one of
them happened 70 look over the wall OF the
causeway just beyond the old line Of the WASH
ington channel and saw q dead BODY living on
the fats at the foot of the wall On closer ex-
animation IL was found that in the right hand
Of the corpse was firmly grasped q fvo-bar-
relied pistol with one chamber emptied.
Slightly above and in front OF the ear a bullet
had penetrated the temple, and from the wound
blood had oozed- The men at once informed
the fourth precinct officers Of their CHASTITY find,
and the body was taken to the morgue az the
sixth precinct station. where IL awaits the ac-
ton Of the coroner and naturalization.
There is very little doubt but that the suicidal
shot was fired some hours before the discovery
Of the body, for the limbs were rigid and much
Of the blood had dried. There was nothing on
the body TO lead TO Identification excepting a
handkerchief marked ]. w. kee. The remains
appeared TO be those of a man from twenty
three TO twenty-eight years old. about five feet
eight inches in height, of robust build, measur-
ing from sc TO IS inches around the bust Tho
hands did not appear 60 have been used 20
hard work. The victim was cleanly shaver and
was attired in a blue suit of clothes but little
worn, with gray shirt. blue necktie. low-quar-
ter button shoes, gray socks and fancy sus-
penders. He had a full face, gray or blue
eyes, heavy eyebrows and dark brown hair and
while his face appeared familiar TO a number
of officers they could not identity him.
The coroner viewed the body today and
concluded not to hold inquest until to-
morrow, and in the meantime efforts will be
made by the police and others TO have the re-
mains identified
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Lucilla's Love.
1larad 70 ha hxr ssTho n,rohoo.

CHAPTER i.
1t is a pink midsummer's day and, having
bounded through her lattice, Lucilla is Swimming
over the meadow, culling wild flowers as she
skins. She is an English rector's daughter. a
creature of poverty and hope, blues and gush
In the sunshine.
81 love my lowe! !" sings Lucilla.
Sand who is your love?''
1t is Lord Eiffeltower who interrupts her,
wealthy Lord Eiffeltower of Kiss-me-quick hall.
He is speeding toward her from the holly
copse. She turns as if to fee, but too late; his
lordship is at her side, and seizing her hand
asks again, who is your love?" In ner con-
fusion Lucilla does very silly thing. She
tom Bitterpill."
:, "There was a time" feelingly. "when I
thought you might care tiny-winy bit for
me-"
II hate you," screams Lucilla, and breaking
away, rushes back to the rectory.
CHAPTER II.
1t is the night of the great ball at Kiss-me-
quick, and Lucilla is there. The moment she
She wears slip of null untrimmed and hem
less; on her arm single silver wire bangle,
won In prize package. Nothing could be
more simple. nothing more fetching.
SO thinks Lord Eiffeltower az he advances To
welcome her. 1t Is the first time thew have maj
since their parting in the meadow and, althouch
ne Is outwardly calm. Lucila can hear his heart
rattiing beneath his Poole dress suit as he bow
before her. '-
They are in the conservatory. He has lad
her there.
pleadingly. 1880
1T was because" sobbing, "ohl it was be-
cause had on my old brown sateen with the
nasturtium sprigs almost faded OUT
sThen," joyfulIy, ..you don't love Bitteruill2'
mo. am yours"
'Truly?"
Yes, yours truly"
HIS arm is about her waist and they are
gazing into each others eyes. No word 4
spoken. They sit gazing thus lovinclv m
Iate-untii the butler comes and tells ~ lord
ship that the dining room isepen.
lIHx END
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IN THE PRISONERS DOCK.
Cases Disposed of by Judge Miller To
day.

Hamilton J. Cross was in the Police Court
yesterday as a witness. He saw a number Of
victims come out Of the dock, receive their
sentences and then go back. He thought he
would try how it worked, SO he appeared in the
prisoners dock this morning when the court
opened and Deputy Clerk Harper read an in
formation charging him with profanity. Il
don't think cussed very much" said Cross.
Sergeant Falvey gave evidence against him and
fine Of IS or fifteen days was imposed
Josephine Harper, young colored woman,
whose name is familiar to the court, appeared
to explain q charge of vagrancy preferred
against her by Policeman McCabe. Sixty
days." said the judge.
he HIMSELF HAD SAID IT.
"Oh, 1 said it," responded Dan Buckley,
when arrested for swearing in South Washing
ton. The usual fine was imposed
Deed amt no vag. The policeman arrested
me for taking an apple off the street." That il
what acolored woman named Mary Ford said
when she was charged with vagrancy. She was
given two months.
HIS RIDE COST FIVE DOLLARS
A boy named Thomas Riley was charged with
fast driving on ~ street last night. He
pleaded guilty. Riley drove off with horse
some business" and was enjoying a ride when
the policeman arrested him. His mother
wants him sent to the reform school," said
Officer Rinck when asked about the boy. His
mother will have to appear and prefer a charge
OF incorrigibility against him" said the Judge.
HE is fined IS on this charge"
KATE DORIAN AND HER HUSBAND.
SHE'S devil, and he tried to cut my
throat" shouted Kate Doran when she heard
her husband giving evidence against her. They
were charged with disorderly conduct and it
was shown that be had knife in his hand. II
bad it to cut a stick to defend myself with" he
told the judge. "You had it to cut my throat
with" the woman interrupted The husband
showed evidence of having been assaulted by
his wife, but there were no marks of violence
on her. Mr.. Shillington explained that the
woman was adjudged insane by marshars
she could be sent to the asylum. The husbands
personal bonds were taken
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS { CO., Aucts.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sTORY AND BASE
MINT BRICK DWELLING, LOT 1894 ON
EAST SIDE OF ELEVENTH STEET, BETWEEN
AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NORTH
WEST tSIDE AND REAR Alley
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated November TO- A.
ID. 1877. and duly recorded in Iiber No $40 folio
$40 ct of the land records for the District Of
Columbia and at the request party secured thereby
Will sell at public auction i'll front of the premises
on TUESDAY, OCTOBER EIGHTH, 1883, az HALF.
PASI, FOUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ, the following
City Of washington in said Dstrct wit: The sont6
half OF Lot No Nine 90 In the subdivision of souare
No 342, as said subdivision is recorded in Liber n
X, No Folio 80. in the surveyors office of said
city, with the improvements thereon. consisting of
Brick Dwelling. -
Terms OF sale One, third cash, Of which $50 must
be paid at time of SALE balance in one and two
IN equal payments be secured by purchasers notes
bearing interest from day Of sale payable semi.an-
nnallyl and deed Of trust on the property sold or
an cash at opton OF purchaser conveyancing and
cording at purchasers cost Terms of sale to be &C
Piled with in ten days from the day sale else trus-
tee reserves right to resell at risk and cost of
purchaser in default. -
WIN. +. HOFFMAN,
Trustee,
seEo-ctS 1921 + st. ny
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At Mystic Park, Mass, today the stallion
Nelson will start TO beat his record of 2.lzL
for stake Of e500. On Friday Alcryon win
start TO lower his cwn record Of 2l6L for q
s500 stake. II is announced that the proposed
Eastwood Park, has been declared Oh.
On Monday next there viii be q union meet
ing IN Pittsburg Of Representatives Of the
brotherhoods Of railroad brakemen and loco
motive 6remen and the switchmen's national
union 10 rstify the federation Of the three
bodies recently effected.
The steamer Emerald arrived yesterday ct
Halifax, Ms, with the survivors OF the wreck
on september Is Of the war ship Lily.
The great trotteu Belle Hsmlin and Harry
Wilkes are matched 70 trot for a, 100 ~ Fleet
wood Park before October q
Every gambling house In Memphis, Team,
with the exception Of the two pool roons, vas
closed Last night On warrants iGgusd By Judge
Duboos Of the criminal court
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Commissioners be temporarily and In the end
permanently enjoined from executing and
carrying OUT in conjunction with the said de-
PENDANT, the Washington and Georgetown rail-
road, said agreements, arrangements. permits
or orders or otherwise, and from supporting,
aiding or encouraging said railroad company in
90 doing.
6. And for such other and further relief as.
the facts and premises considered, shall seem
70 the honorable court just proper and equita-
BILE.
a HKARINa FIXED FOR SATURDAY.
Mr.. Cole presented the bill 10 Judge Cox in
the Equity Court this morning, and rule wa
directed to issue requiring defendants TO show
cause on Saturday Why an injunction should
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The Evils Of Spanking.

From the LADIES' Home Journal
While children are much more INDUCED and
considered in this age than ever before, they
are still the victims Of barbarous custom. /
refer to the practice Of whipping as punish.
ment Though it has long since been largely
abolished in our own and other countries as a
most inhuman mode of punishment, little chill
dren are still beaten, cuffed and spanked by
fond Cd parents in q most unconscionable man.
ner. 1t is pretty generally conceded that cuff
ing children on the head or ears is frequently
fraught with the most serious results-many
cases Of deafness and even brain disease hay-
ing arisen from this practice. Evils quite as
grave, am assured by a lady physician of ex-
tensive practice, result from the punishment
known as spanking" Blows given with more
or less severity and greater or less severity and
greater or less frequency in the region Of the
spine will, she contends, cause serious brain or
spinal trouble. Moreover, the state Of the
brain and nervous system have great effect
upon the disposition, and the shock which may
possibly cure one fault may, by disordering and
deranging the nervous system, produce faults
Of q much graver and more complicated nature.
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What He Remembered.

From the Phuadelpn1t FTe68.
Jones went to housekeeping ON Saturday.
Early in the morning when he started for the
Office his wife gave him q list Of things which
she needed very badly. As he entered the house
in the evening she met him with kiss and
then asked:
s.Did You bring the roast for dinner?"
Jones face fell mo, Mollie," he replied
sFact ID, ] forgot il"
course2"
''N-n-no," he stammersd; "forgot them,
too"
'And the loaf Of bread and the vinegar and
the oil; surely, Henry, Jon didn't forget
"Y-y-yes, Nollie, IN be blanked Il didn,t
But, and here . smile that would have i'm
mined heaven swept over his face, 81 ala BRING
the qusrt Of whisky and the box Of imported
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Fifteen or twenty young Indian nm ana
women nom the Hampton normal school left
Norfolk, Va. yesterday for thsir homes in ne
Indian country.
Tho Canadian gOvernment viu fnvor1fs,xe
TIE smugGiing Of Nhiahv Into osnada fro1 ~
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:. Capt W, 0. Fry, several years member Of
the Virginia iegislature, i dead ct OharloItss-
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

sSis NJ nys Is rooms, $4,000
55d2 Ct n.w- 10 rooms; $4,000.
g s90a 15th st. nv. ~ rooms; 200.
sGS g. MI HcS. sSH Sss' :: AND
Ar RSsstsy s-.eom HOUSE. w.l.sh Place; s4.soo
sass. Safe p.pe.lR 5 aIslas isss sdS NY ave.
$500 & |. ;oS d.. !: spos good Fran.
se25-3t. 143s New S9Y Yorf Ave.
ns PsSsssy st. new and
toi st. Small cash and monthly Payments:
see5-3t. 1Sa9 = New swH YorE Ave
FOR sALEao17Ta 81. NEAR MASSACHUSETTS,
nj NV near r0 ysr, baths m i $40, 600
rooms steam hea. electric bells &c; $4,000 ossS 'n
sn s nn near I4th st. NV, 16 rooms, bath. g.;
a Vermont ave- o near Iowa circle NV. Is rooms
sS l2 AHSs d s' ahssh4s go
4 On o0d 10Th ST. nw- in hne condition; m i; price
An eight7ro9m Brick House IN L. Droit Park lot
fine House in northwest near Rhode Island ave-.
40, -soa. THO HOS g. YaESsEy CO..
{ Three very desirable 2-story and basement Houses
on 5th St me-. between L and IT. sts six rooms and
VIII Se ssa
s eSSshe within few days: Norurn ,aooFa
4 Houses, two-story and basement, s rooms and
@snt ahd AN modern conveniences small cash
EoR sALE-TWO VERY DESIRABLE THKEE-
near Sfsnton rooms and bath on st.
seaos Rro&EsdEs{G f PIT goY% ST.
Tor SALE :. THE ELEGANT BROWN STONE
RESIDENCE Of Senator Palmer with Side Lot 26 feet
se19-2w a. i467 = st. Ho NV
f9R sALE-I HAVE 2;sToRY BRICK HOUSES
IN OF OF erection and nearing completion
ae9ss S mode modern which sell for
sssa cash ss5HSs
EOR sALE-I HAVE 2-STORY BRICK HOUSES,
Fl ss Tssss Houses viii
seI7t So esITs 1913 14I SSaIss ss NV
1e.ts sAH HGsa HAVE .Sa FOB SALE EYELY
ave NV. side and rear alleys, Containing rooms.
bath and large storage room; beautifully papered
with ali other modern e
For further particulars apply JS & prrscoTT
se17.1ot kellogg Building
FOR sA I,I HAVE 9 2-sT0RY BRICK HOUSES
finely built with mod. imps price $1,000 each: rea,
sonable cash payment with accommodating terms for
balance JOHN A. PRESCOTT,
sel1-lOs 1416 NV
EOR SALE THREE NEW, COY, LITTLE
- Homes in the northeast, Nos. 733, 735, 737 9th
street ne: rooms, bath, l., 100 it. from Hstreet
cars and herdics; can be bought for $4,000 each on
easy terms. THOS g. HENSEY 4 Co,
se4-lm 1900 + street NV.
FOR SALE OR RENT-MoDERN HOUSE NEAR
DnPont Circle u rooms plate glass brown stops
Mass. ave., where apply. With stable. sel3-lm
NOR SALE OR RENT-NEW STABLE NEAR CON.
nectlcut ave and L sts., with all mod. imps Apply
CHARLESOEARLY, sos l4th st. se7-in
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UNDERTAKES

m COSTELLO. WITH A PRACTICAL. UNDER
u tsker and Embalmer in my employ as q ~ n "
and - II st. NE. Eyeryth hrst-class Reasonsble
ter1aA IeAephone <oo-& ty31-3m
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go 9Th st. NV, 5r......25
707 Sth st. me-, ST.. .25
l431 18th st. NV, Or. rs
619 I'd st. ne, Or. 20. 80
1870 II st. me-, Or. .22-50
ITO 4th st. ne, Or. .22
606 @ st. Ne, Or. ....20.50
10 h st. lie, 6r. 20. 90
12l5 10Th st.n. W., Sr20. 40
1919 9th st. NV, 6r.20.35
1852 Sd st.n.w., Or. .20.30
S24 ID st. me-, Or. 30
.S26 AZ 81. s.w., Or. 1880
1881 N. Cap. st., Or. 1880
l23 Z St II. e.. Or. ...1S.37
1884 4 st. II. W., 6r.. Is. 80
1908 Sd ct. n. We, Or. Is. so
233 Mass. av. me-, Sr. .1S
5O34 Sth st. n. W., Or. 1850
"a L st. n. W., Or. ....15. 80
u Defrees st.n.w., 6r1 D. 40
Alb Prospect ave. n.w.15
GAL NJ. av. NV, Ar. IA
'..2lO Cleveland ave. Or. 13
423 Warner st., Or. =. II. so
1893 9TH st. me-, 5r. .12
1928 9th st. n. e., 5r.10.50
1899 18th st. n. W., Ar. 10
324 Wilson ST., or. 10
622 Gordon ave-, Ar. $50
2019 9TH st. NV, Ar. s.
1850 10th st. NV. 3r. n
STORES.
1407 14th st. n.w.......4O
zoos 14thst. NV, 7r. 40
9l6 2lst n.w.........10.3O
Err 4 CO. dig + at nv
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
EoR sALE-FTvE-ROoMF FRAME 3i3 ST, s.w.;
sesfE srd snsser large stable in sAssAfA
esan sES
hr F. nesr ". ave. nw N $1,000; Seven: rS ron
GsE s. Z
EoR sAIE-A FINE CORNER HOUSE ON CON
Be business
Ia: sss'''' III FssS
Tor sALE-AT ALMOST COST OF BUILDING
ss s.cS PRICE. US fRS5 IS
FOR sALE-DEsTRABLE NINE-RooM HOUSE,
E1sr s4 0Ps as'
EoR SALE
House 1 on st near schools market and street
sssn ssz " g
edge investment Price, $500. Easy terms.
se2e-3t nhhAo iso7 st. NV.
EOR SALE
T. $500 House for g. 1oo-Bay window; pressed
park south 'front.' rented at ST. per month; ID St
,sasa, HEBRON a. 4 1R ~.
EoR SALE
= new:
beautiful terrace; facing south: on At. and 9Th st.
se2e-3t 1907 i st. NV.
EoR SALE-A, NEW GROOM AND BATH BAY.
modern cenyenienees northwest section: Convenient
8y fis6 to suit sss5s
ECOR SALE "A ROW OF HANDSOME NEW g.
FSSm Brick Houses on 80 st near the Capitol
se26o3t "' - i42o st. NV.
EoR sALE1TwO BRICK HOUSES ON 81. BET.
tn sas sia so lssn'Rs R sfse ee
EoR sALE-A NICE HOUSE; ROOMS AND
p bath Aim al mod mPs rents s f9s s25 per month
80 se sSo WI Hof a4gS + = ss Go.;
FOR sALEm "a ELEdANT NEW HOUSE; HAND
wide parking in 'front.' delightful location; 18th St
Ss So one square ti9H 5fEi price
FOE pr. s,AALE-cHEAP-,122s, 1925, 1225x AND
rent for $3.50; price $4,000 COOS q Brvsrv.co
Tor sALE.yERY DESIRABLE HOME ON R ST.
60 cellar, Lot s0''i K sfy R5ss only
E0R SALE - FOUR NEW HOUSES. COR. NEW
$1,000. DAVIDSON DAVIDSON,
j. Q ST. NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV,
msw b sIOwp Stone Front
terms ssas-a. THos. J. F1 fI14 I i co;
TOR sALE-THE OWNER OF THAT DESIRABLE
T.; NEW BRICK HoUsE ll5 4th St. ne, has author
erty we'll worth $4,000 10 rooms and BATH splendid
lot one q the INCEST Dcatons IN the city invite in
FOR sALE-ON CAPITOL HILL tNEAR THE
Il Capitol 3 Large and Attractive Dwelling House,
is rooms saloon Parlor surrounded BY
on the HON suitable for Senator a, u or Member Apply
s and ST p.I " the HSST SaN
BrisE House at bargain FRANK srE9Ss ''of'
nd Bs.qk sdM 1853
A Pretty Home, good location, rooms and bath.
.usss6t ' " w. efs9 MEMS FSfHEe SON. 1920 NYave
FoeaRa. sAt LIZ P P HOUSES, s,W; SECTION;
f Sroo P psy fSF all Ey
36-room Houses. A St ne. Each $2,250. ~0'N'O'
se11-3w. 1870 New FORK rlN ave.
EQR sALE-BARGAINs IN HOUSES.
y 6-ro9m Brick. Pierce place.......... $4,000
7room Brick. 9th St near Ri ave- 3Sso
rOOm Bricf ssd bet nfe an Si 5Y fS
Groom Brick, Wallach place. 5000
An Elegant Residence near Dupont circie,wcrth o0O
J. W. p. MYERS SON
au2S-3Or 1920 New York ave-
EOR SALE-1443 CORCORAN ST, BRICK SIX
- hne rooms and bath, halls &C.; lot 196x95 to
alley; $1,000 For permit to inspect apply to RUST
&HUNGERFORD, 624 14th st. se24-3t
Tor SALE-TWO-STORY BAY-wINDOw BRICK,
- SIX rooms, bath and hail. papered, and water;
lot % feet by 134 feet: $3.50 cash. balance S25
monthly at per cent 1923 Boundary ST. n. e. s24-5.
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SHE'D
II APARTMENTS.
Unfurnished Apartments
1420 n. Y. ave, or can
u be rented for offices. g
Once rooms 1910 En-,
I w., S45 en- suite.
STORES.
1922 14th st. str. &dwg. 65
1740 14th St., store and
' STABLES. ''''''1o
Stables. ...25
Stable rear TAG goth. 20
Stable in rear Of 1907
New York ave. .........6
2 stables bet. l. and NJ
and Goth and 21st
sts..............25 and 80
ISHED.
N. Z. cor, 18th and K
SITS. ..$333.33 per month
10Th ST., near McPher-
son square. $3.50
n st. bet. 18th & 18th. .l4O
Conn. ave-, adjacent to
Lafayette square. 200
II st. near 10Th st. .....175
II st. bet. 18th and 10th
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I'D
psf. mr.. Dupont cir. LOO
18th st. bet. II and /. $50
Jefferson place. ........125
Conn. ave. above X st. .125
18th ST. bet. III and i SITS. 125
Conn. av. near Dupont
circle: 80. ........ 49,. 10
X ct. bet 18th and
14th SITS. tfrom Oct.
D-;..--,...;.-:..:...l2o
g st. bet. 18th 4 10th
18th st. near Dupont
circle. S166.66 per mo,
+ st. bet. 18th 4 18th
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SO. 30
OBTAINED AT OUR Of
5 CAN BE INSPECTED
M hITD nLTEVDN
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4 BILL FILED BY REsrpENTs AND PnoPxRrY
OWNERS OK THAT STREET AGAINST TIE
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN RAILROAD
COMPANY AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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IN AiST-HoTEL WINDSOR, CORNER 18th
-. saa sss fsrk ave. Recently remodeied ard
49, esfoognonf steam heat aud electric bells
on square opposite Presidents house United
- =. atss-sory state. war and Navy departments:
AIN aoos Tor sii parts Of city. Address j. W.
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BOARDING.

,AFE PARIsIEN, sos 18TH NV. BET. EANDF
~ hrst,elass. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Lunch At al
hours. Dinner q la carte French Oyster Loaf Disc
speciality. Furnished Rooms s10 to S2e per month
V,HE AUBURN, PENNsYLvANIA AVE-. CORNER
II 22d st. NV.
Cool. pleasant rooms with board at reasonable
pr1ces- iny2S-4ms
NyHE WEBSTER. 5l3 18TH ST. NV. SIGHT
seers' home; central to all points Of interest;
furniture elegant rooms with board 80 10 81 o.
day, 81 20 81. J. A. DEWITT. Prop. sul 6-ein
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IG3O Connecticut ave n W, Elegant Thirteen-room
Brick Residence: $4,000.
t6o4D Hillyer place n w. Three story Eleven -room
Brick; lot 20x90; sl3, OO0
(OO2) Corner Property on o st NV Ten room Rrick
House; lot 20x100; S12, 900.
1856 ST. bet 18th and Both sts.. Two-story Brick
3 rooms bath and cellar; lot 20x1 90; 81, OOO
psS1ll St., Georgetown, Three-story and Attic
Side Lot, 40xl2O; $4,000. ~o''
Cpd LIE Droit Park. New House on Spruce st.; all
modern improvements $4,000. ' -
a So4ll n bet 4th and 9th SITS W., Two-story Brick
q rooms; nicely finished; $4,000
(791l I'd st. ne. bet. East Capitol and sta Two.
story Frame lot lSxlO0; S3,625 "
too0l i1th st. bet. and Z SITS. &c., Two Frames
$500. 49, Aoi oo'n'
l796l North side Of T bet. 18th and 18th sts NV
rUosb Boundary bet 10th and 11th SITS. ne. New
S2.75O ''e S'o "on'niy
koS5l IOth 81 bet " and w sts NV, Three Six-room
se.5s each sl'ooo. b. ii. WARNER CO.,
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OBTAINED AT OUR Of
5 CAN BE INSPECTED
M OUR OFFICE.
HILL & JOHNSTON,
1h03 Pam ave- N W
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FOR sALE.AN ELEGANT NEW HOUSE; HAND
Il somely finished; has 10 large rooms and bath;
wide parking in front delightful location; 18th St
bet and W., one square from Iowa circle; price
only $4,000. W. L HOPKINS q CO.,
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documents in relation to said matters be pre-
sented to said court and full discovery made
of the alleged wrongful acts Of said District of
Columbia and its said Commissioners
TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER ASKED FOR.
Wherefore they pray as follows, viz:
/. That temporary injunction or restrain
ing order be granted and issued against the de-
PENDANT, the Washington and Georgetown rail-
road, prohibiting it, its attorneys officers.
agents, servants and employees, from in any
manner placing or continuing to place on Sixth
street northwest, in the city of Washington, iron
rails, and to place, run or move thereon any
passenger cars, moved by horses or otherwise.
and from in any manner obstructing said street
or using it or any part Of it for operating its
street railway or any part, section or branch of
its said road permanently or temporarily.
2. That the said defendant be required with
out delay to remove from said street any and
all iron rails laid thereon by it, its agents. en-
ployes and workmen.
8. That . permanent injunction ON che final
hearing of the matters and things in this bin
set forth be granted and issued prohibiting said
defendant from in any manner using said 9Th
street either permanently or temporarily for
the purposes OF its street railroad or any part
thereof either BY placing iron rails thereon or
running any Of its cars thereon or otherwise
4. That the said defendant, the District Of
Columbia and the Commissioners thereof.
be temporarily and thereafter permanently en-
joined from allowing or authorizing or under
taking to allow or authorize the said defep dant,
the Washington and GEORGETOWN railroad, to
use said 9Th street " any part thereof in main
tanning or operating in whole part its street
railway, and in placing thereon any iron rails
or other obstructions and any cars, horses or
other machinery, consciousness or agencies
8 That any authority, oral or written, which
may have been heretofore Riven by the said
District Of Columbia or said commission 70 tho
defsndant, the Warrington and GeorRetown
railroad company, 70 use said 9Th street Tor any
OF the purposes Of it, street railroad and agree
msnts OF orders tn relation thereto b declared