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Don't fail to attend tie lecture on
China by Gen. Kennedy, It The Op
era House on Mond:y y evcring next
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Town Property for Sale.

THE BURR PROPERTY in the Town
OF Camden-.bounded North hy De
Kalb Street, East by Armstrong; Livery
Stables and lot occupied by William lar,
vcr. South by Rutlcdge Street, and West
by Church Streets offered for sale.
Terms easy. Apply to
w. ID. TRANTllAM, Attorney,
Nov 21-tf Camden, ;. Y.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows:
7. B. Harrison to P. G. Sauer, lot 8, pit. 8, So.
IL; s.. VIM. Bowie to n. Bowie, sub A, So.
577; $50. r. N. Lockwood to Emma NJ. Miles,
lot 8, blk. 8, Ivy City;;.s s.. J. G. Slater to W.
H. Manogue, lot 1Os, So. 81; g. W. II. Man
ogue to t. A. Carroll, same property; o., 2sO. J.
w. Easily to I. B. Harrison, lot 2, So. I6;
1881, 02. o. Nauck. jr, ct al. to o. Nauck, pit.
9, blk. 2, Howard University sub; $4,000. J. o.
johnson to Alice A. Hercus, sub l, So. 9l5; s..
Mary Z. Solomon to Nellie E. Burse, lot %. sec.
4. Barry Farm; S25. Eliza Van Horn to Har-
riet E. Geust. pit. 8, 50. 1913; Sl,4s3,65. J.W
Easily to 2. G. Sauer, pit. 2, 50. IL; 500. Same
to Jas. Milton. lot 81 So. 81; s5l0.SO. 7. NJ
Hanson to same, same property; g. G. W.
Eslin ct al. to H. Spalding, lots 10 and 20, So.
511; 3. J. C. Davidson to Mary A. Gregory,
lots 1886 and 1885, SO. ga; $500. A. Z. Clark to
Archibald NJ. McLachlan ct al. in trust, lots Is
and IA, blk. IS, Brookland; S675. B. d. Car
penter toe. r. Newman, pit. resurvey of Peters
Mill Seat; S899.99. ]. c. Davidson to Mary
Ann Gregory, subs 1856 and 1856, SO. GA; 1000
B. II. Warner to A. w. Donaldson, sub 227, II. g
sub Mt. Pleasant; s6O5.6S. Jas. Cunningham
to John Gleason, lot 10, SO. ia; $500.
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She Wants q Prince.

When c. P. Huntington, with his wife and
son, returned from the theater to their apart
ments in Browns hotel, London, the other
night, says New York World cable, he found
Prince Francis Hatzfeldt sitting by the fire with
Miss Huntington, who had declined to join the
theater party on the plea of illness. The welcome
must have been a cordial one, for the prince
called again next morning and took his finance
out for a ride. In the afternoon he went shop
ping with Huntington pere.
Prince Hatzfeldt did not put up at Browns
hotel himself, but went to Limmer's, not far
away, SO that he could call often. Since his ar
rival in London he and Miss Huntington have
spent much time riding, walking or shopping
together, and have been just as devoted as at
Aix-les- Bains. The prince has chosen as men,
tor his intimate friend, Capt Somler, of the
British army, who advises him who to see, who
not to see, what to say, and particularly what
not to say. The captain meets all newspaper
men who call on the prince.
From an intimate friend of the Hatzfeldt
family the correspondents learns that the only
bar to the marriage now Is not SO much the
question of settling the princes debts as it is of
paying the exorbitant demands of the usurers
who lent the prince money when he was hard
up. After obtaining his acceptance Of the top
rate OF interest at the time when the loans were
contracted, these money-lenders now insist on
having their full pound of flesh. Out Of all
Prince Hatzfeldt's creditors there are only half
q dozen who are willing to compromise for the
amount Of the original debt and moderate in
terest The others have got the prince in .
tight place and are going to squeeze him.
The only hitch in the wedding arrangements
now ID in dealing with these Insurers. On this
point both the princes parents and Huntington
are obdurate
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The Naval Apprentices.

Newport Telegram to the New York Herald
The Navy department has decided not to
allow the naval apprentices to return to the
United States training ship New Hampshire
this winter. This step is taken on account of
the unsanitary condition of the ship. She will
remain in the tideway, and only a ships guard
will be on board. The boys, who have been in
camp on Coasters Harbor Island for several
weeks. will be quartered in the gymnasium.
The jamestown, which is here, will take a
draft Of las boys from the New Hampshire, and
the Portsmouth, which is expected soon, will
take draft Of $50. When these boys depart
the various receiving ships at New York, Phila-
delphia and other places will send the boys
who have enlisted recently to the New Hamp-
shire to take their places. 1t was deemed in
advisable to send the new boys here while
typhoid fever prevailed. One additional case
of fever was reported this week.
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Senator Mander.on's Rerated Pension.

Senator Manderson's Rerated Pension.
Senator Henderson has returned to the Sec
Rotary Of the Interior the rerated pension GER
tifcate which he received in August from the
pension Office. In his letter to the Secretary
making the Transmission he says:
''In thus returning the only evidence have
received Of the actions unadyisedly taken il
my behalf, upon your opinion that it was not
taken in compliance with law, i am not COM
PEELED to pass my individual judgment upon
the sdvisability or propriety of the action of
the commissioner, whose perfect integrity and
good intentions no one can question. have
kept silent under grossest abuse and most
undeserved attacks, that 1 did not
suppose could come to q man who had tried to
do his duty to his country in her need and had
been previously injured in that endeavor, be-
cause could not by precipitation Of action re-
hect upon gallant comrade, who certainly
supposed that within the requirements of the
law he was doing . kindly and proper act. Ii
il due myself to say, however, that at no time
since l was advised of the issue of this certif-
cate have i entertained q purpose to retain
what might be due under il to my own use,
but did certainly desire to show my right to
it if the steps leading to it had been regular
and had the warrant of strict law well as of
substantial right. You say in your opinion,
The pensioner, who was q chivalrous officer,
whose merits are not to be indicated by pen
slonable rating, was not voluntary party to
the action in this matter and il appears that he
neither sought nor expected it.. This is, per-
haps, full vindication of the course have pur-
sued, and for these and other kindly words in
your courteous letter thank you"
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GOING TO BALTIMORE.
Catholic Societies Of This City to Par
ticipate in the Torchlight Parade.

At meeting Of the delegates from the Cath
Ole societies of the city last week 10 complete
arrangements for participating in the torch
light procession 10 be held in Baltimore No
vember II Mr.. Lepley, the chairman Of the
committee on music. reported that the entire
Marine band had been secured. This band
will head the second division in the parade,
which will be composed of Washington So
cleties under the marshalship Of Mr.. E. J.
Hannah. II is expected that between 1.500
and 1000 members of such societies will go
from this city,
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The RIeHr PLACE FoB EvEsrosr

In addition to the largest line of IS So o650S750
and &l0 Suits and Ovefcoats In the city. WEYL'S
also keep the best assortment Of very goods They
have magnificent line Of the very finest Suits such
a. fine Granite Prince Albert Suits, fine Fine Cork
screw Prince Albert Suits, plain and satn lined Fun
Dress (Swzllow-t tailed Coat suits.
magnificent line Of hne Chsviot. Worsted and Cas-
simere Sack and Getaway Suits and Coats and vests
The best makes in Chinchills 0vercosts. with either
Italian or Satin Lnings Cape Overcoats in black and
fancy patterns and splendid line in Kerseys, Beaver
and Cashmere Overcoats and Storm Coats
Also an immense line Of Odd Pants. from also up.
FOR BOYS. TO II.
We have fine line of Suits and Overcoats. with or
without Capes ct prices not TO Be touched By houses
who have enormous expenses.
wEYL's oNR-PRIcE CLOTHING HOUSE.
sas-sn IA ssysSTz 81
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Funeral Of VIM. III. Deyers.

The funeral Of the late VIM. H. Devers, whose
death was caused by falling from q building on
Boundary near W street on Thursday, took
place from Grace NJ. E. church yesterday after
noon. There was a large attendance of relatives
and friends, including members of the brick
layers union. The services were conducted by
Rev. A. r. Reilly, the pastor of the church. and
Rev. f. d. Power of the Christian church, and
the remains were taken to Glenwood for inter
mept.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


Tor sALE-NEw 10 ROOM BRICK. WELL Lo-
II Gated NV; finished in natural wood; buffers
furnace, &C.; exceptionally we'll built Price
eli 0o0: sTE1GER L1EBERMAMN.
E0R SALE-13l1 ST. NV; 10 ROOMS AND
IL bath; in excellent repair. STEIGER q LIEBER-
MANN, 1908 St oc12-3t
LrOR SALE-CHOlCK RESIDENCE In MOUNT
II Pleasant; house IL rooms and bath; modern i'm
provemens stable: ample grounds; trees and shrub
oci2-st. BENZ p DAVIS, 1919 St
TNOR sALE-A MOST SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT
Small Residence on 18th st n. near r. contains
8 rooms 81 rooms deep LIST hoorJi bath, buffers
pantry large concerted basement, &c heated by fur
"''e' '0' i'< 'e'' STEiaER fiEBERMANN.
oc12-3t 1903 ct.
L1OR SALE-CAPITALIsTS-wE ARE HAVING A
great demand for Loans on Good Real Estate Secur-
tty. Invest your money Good a. government bonds.
oc12-3t' JONAS GIBBS. 18th and sta
EOR sALE-201s q ST. BRICK HOUSE: lOR
u all improvements; sanitary PLUMBING; lot
20x120 to concreted alley Will sell ct great sacri
fee If sold at NJ D. PECK. 934 +. ocl1-3t
ICOR SALE-AT BARGAIN-rHE NEW HOUSE,
Il 2016 ST. near Goth st. and Dupont circle; mod.
ern improvements; price, $4,000. Apply 10 FISH X
4 CO., 1924 st. n ocll-2W~
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BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON.
Builders Of Both Vessels Anxious for
Another Trial.

VIM. Cramp Of the Philadelphia ship-build-
ing firm had another consultation with the Sec
Rotary OF the Navy Saturday respecting the pro-
in order to develop her contract horse power.
1t IL said that the vessel was put into dock by
the contractors Saturday for the purpose Of
changing the ptch Of the propeller from 20 to
2l1S feet. The result Of such change, the en-
gineers say, would be to reduce the revolutions
of the propeller, thereby enabling the boilers
to keep up the steam pressure to full limit, and
consequently show an increased horse power
The Union Works company of San Francisco,
builders of the Charleston, have asked the de-
partment that. if there is any question Of the
acceptance of the vessel under her recent
trial. they may be allowed to put in q smaller
propeller than the one with which the test was
made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-14

The prohibitionish Of Carroll county, Nd,
have nominated full ticket
There will be . wedding a the North Caro-
lima state fair tomorrow In which the groom
and ten attendants. all grsngsrs, win BE-
dressed In cotton bagging 70 express hatred q
the tute bagging trust.
Dsxnnn has oailsd loe Inglaaar
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

ICOR RENT-53 ST NV, THREE-sTORY
II Queen Anne House. containing seven rooms and
bath. with all mi BELLS speaking tubes, &c station
airy wash tubs; two water closets S27 SO per month
BEAI.L, BROWN CO., 321 r st oc5- 3m
TOR RENT-A VERY PLEASANT, COMPLETELY
II furnished House Of IL Rooms, in perfect order;
centrally located convenient TO all lines; terms
9l50 per month. Address II 3. L. L, Star ONCE.
ocl1-3ts
lNOK kENT-GOOD 2-sTORY CORNER BRICK.
IL suitable for Small Grocery or Other Business
water; near 1th-st cars rent low E. A. McINIiaE'
lrOk RENT-HOIEL WINDsOk, COR 18TH AND
IL n. Y. Recently remodeled and repaired
throughout steam heat and electric BELLS located
square opposite Prendent's house. u s. Treasury,
State War and Navy departments; pass door for
DC. se5-2ms
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E BIT HoUs e,
WASHINGTON. D. G,
THE COURTS.
PRoaArR CouRr-.M6loe On

PRoBATE CoURr-Esdge Cox.
Saturday-Estate John NJ Sims; admitted TO
probate, win proven, and letters granted to
susan N. Sims; bond 15,000 Estate Julia r.
c. Brady; N. B. Brady granted letters Of ad-
ministration; bond sl00. Estate Of Josephine
Jackson; win partially proven. WIN Of Henry
Frederick w. Gruneberg; bond completed Es-
tate Of Jackson Lackey; receipt in full Of dis
tributes fled. Annie v. Barbour, guardian to
orphans Of Frederick d. Keyvorth; qualifsd
with bond
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EoR RENT-rO A FIRsT-CLAss PARTY-A
II Specially Attractive and Spacious Corner Real
fashionable neighborhood in northwest on near
strei. 10 such p.rues .: soIta pe willing to allow
you'd b considerably reduced Address p. 0. Lock
BOZ o4s. oel7-lW
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IHOR RENT
Il FURNISHED HOUSE,
VERY ATTRACTIVE AND DESIRABLE.
A three-story and basement DOUBLE brick resi-
dence, with STABLE Of lot, located in the
NOkIHW ESI section, half square from Connecticut
careful tenant for two years. Owner going w
Europe.
For price. exact location and permit apply to
j V. n. hCfCK,
oc9-6t 1906 Pennsylvania ave
I>oR RENT OR sALE-BEsT- BUILT HOUSE ON
Il Capitol Hill; has hollow walls. steam heat hard
wood hnish plate windows, electric bells every
thing complete fronts Capitol park key at ll6 St
he W. C. DODGE, 100 9th st. oc9-2m
lrOR RENT-TO THE RIGHT PARTY A HOUSE
Il Of rooms in very desirable locality; rent taken
in board. Address Box 4. star ONCE. ocS-6t'
I,OR RENT-FKOM OCTOBER l-l3Ol 2IST ST.
II ny very desirable corner brick residence con-
tanning rooms and bath, furnace open fire places,
electric bells and all modern mproy house u
beautifully decorated and in perfect order.
Price $50 per month.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO.,
se26-lm 1924 Il st.
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Real Estate Matters,

Neal ESTATE Mactef0s
Elizabeth G. Burroughs has bought for
1850. of II. c. Mccarthy ct Al, subs 70 to 81,
square al, each II feet, on eth street. between
East Capitol and 4 styeets southeast
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bet. 9Th and TIN
I, and M alta NV.

fh.....2,500
go L st. NV, b.h- 7r.3, 500
340S n st. NV. b b. l. ,o,
NV NV, I. b.. Ar. "a. 900
III + sr F.. =: - ! 5000
son st. N. W, III. LOCO
45l and 4S3 Ridge st.
NV. FIJI, Or. 600
bn,, sr........,.... a.4oo
5r.....~.. = :, :. !. 900
renee st, n: w: 1000
424 and 426 O-st. al.
ley, FIJI, Ar.
14l4 sampson st. n.
W, Ch., Or. 200
44S LIST st. s.w.. I. b.,
or....:. l,SOO
Alley bet. 2lst and
I'D. NJ and n SITS.
n;W.....-........:...l,o OO
1430 sampson st. n.
". {. b., Or. 500
1915 Z vt. n. ". ,f.h. Il, 500
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

s4 Aim. Hxs sYD ST NEAR
story and ce.s pssna and
gooo stable In $40 800
-, On 61 s Ste near Twostory and Basement Brick
oc14-3t 1907 PeDnsyiysnia ave NV
ErOR sALE-wELL~BUILT BRICK HOUSE; SIX
hot and cold water balm Ss IN gns
dition and rented 70 good tenant price $4,000 cash
$ $sssSS ESs
nd St Sp4E ssyTSIS
suit ssS0d Apply to SHziSERs sSoSsaEEs.
EOR SALE-A NEW TEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
g.a Gs.ss I ISsf ShA
Tor sALE-AvERY CHEAP HOUSE ON R ST.
1' asf.s. Al b iSS HsT sfSsR soe
u Brick House on o st. between 9th and loth; south
issH alley price 81
FOE sALETTTHREE- STONY AND CELLAR BRICK
sS2ao Ask for 1 nxv 5q5lf'i aroNr
!: BaSk I4ss as2 sS Il.
for Se new Bulletin DAvID sSa S I :,
oSAf-os oUO r 81 NV.
TOR sALE-MoDERN, BRICK DWELLING. SIX
centrally located convenient 70 PENSION Once, IN.
TYLER anf snfHIl Rsg
Tor HALE-ATTRACTIyE HOME JUST BEYOND
ana
cellar under whole house, nicely decorated
sRf in
spec sss-s sS!iS to TYLER holhhhfoAD' i'0' -"
4 on sALE.-CHEAP--THREE GROOM FRAME
Ss' sss IN 9th ia is
LIOK SALE-CHEAP-924 G ST.. FIYE-ROOM
4, Frame House: lot "a feet front by LIZ deep'
S2h G. aye5S0m Frame House, lot "a by 1a2 deep
4o4 Sd St Sc. tye.room House with water; g, 200:
Bek MiS only oap0l
,nS o s. fGS Se with water
.;SlI4aoN st. Aw. hvsTOOm Brick with Store; only
press brick front H 81 100: vs. '" D'''- n0''''
Fer Ps.%s Kqrss
deep to alley fine parking in front ,.,., o.,
and 10th SITS. s.w all modern improvements sso0
Six Brief Houses on 7a6 between and sta
BRsi oe sna
s:w; price of the i've $4,000 They will pay II per
Three six room Brick Houses on st. between 26th
and 9th NV. 81, 900 each.
Three iveroom Brick Houses on the rear OF the lot;
is: 70. 1se, 1s4 st. Ia fve;room Brick Houses
403 and 4O7 18th st. se.. four-room Brick Houses:
400 ~, Alb 18th ST. se.. six-room Frame Houses;
,iwo sail Frame Houses on st. bet veen Sd and
foF s ssss onss OF SSe and
six-room Brick House on \ st. between Az and 9th
sSDa HSG III Moa on ~ be-
tween and . SITS s.w. 49, loo.
Sta sw. price, $1,000.
oc12s. Real Estate AGENT T. AZ f4A44 y Il. sw.
FOR sALE-NATIoNAL, CAPITAL xouo,
JOHN g F. aII i j; ! CO;
Real Estate Brokers ana Manassrs oi Estates;
change IN ali parts Of the country ' 0' '"'' "DO
Property rented. Rents collected. and Loans care
fully made on approved security
Procure Patents for and Prosecute Pension
Insurance Placed in reliable companies.
Compssnies organized Corporation Work specially
TOR SALE IN MOUNT PLEASANT, EIGHT
room Cottage. large Attic Concreted Cellar, Nice
Center street near Howard ave-. Mt Pleasant oeI
V;OR sALE-3-STORY AND BASEMENT-CELLAR
T. House, nearly new, ~ IT, front, 10 RS and bath
seoms de e F9sm for stable IN rsaf price 81
cent interest JOHN SHERMAN Co.. I4o7 st. Fl
LOB SALE OR RENT.N;w. COR. OF 10TH AND
n~ near 3 Sa&Hs is' BSRhs ;as.lSn an
IIoR sALE-HoUsEs ON INsTALLMRNT PLAN.
dGsS Mg 5S s. s2sS s,.nss
EoR sALE.,A cosy HOME, ON ., ST. N; E.; 8
sS,37s; bargain c. A. SHIELDS. 1OO6 F st. NV:
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He Knew His Rights.

From the BE-. Louis Republic.
Representative White Of Illinois, who arose to
. question Of privilege last spring to deny the
printed report that he had drank water from Q
fnger-bowl at . fashionable dinner, il again re-
ported in protesting mood. While attending
the Chicago exposition . few days ago he
strolled into fashionable restaurant and called
for oysters. He did not designate the style of
service further than 10 indicate that he wanted
them raw. They we're brought to him on the
half-shell. Looking at them with puzzled air
he wanted 70 know how they were fixed
"On the half-shell, sir" said the waiter.
''Take them back, them" said the legislator.
II pay full prices and want full measure. Bring
me the whole shell or nothing"
-~o~-~--
Surprised Him.
From the n. Y. Sun
Drusgist awakened at an. S"wer, what
Il it,"
Customer-'Ifs boy. Get up!"
The City of New York ID at her dock IN that
etV aons the worse for her accident
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Surprised Him.

The City Of New York ID ct her dock IN that
ejV none the worse for her accident
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FOR RENT-uOUSES.

VSOR kENT-BEAUTIFUL NEW SEVEN ROOM-
= Snd-bsth hou-e prick: most pleasantly located:
10 % d1.,rs a. tenant rent low. ,r,,,v ,,
IvoR RENT-s22-s-RooM HOUSE, SIT 7TH ST.
se, near E with stable Eas, water, sewer also for
sHfy NJ s s- Inn Bsies l27 St ne cHAs A.
EoR RzNT BY r o, HoLTzMAN. REAL rs
tate and Insurance bTSk e 9th and st.>nw
HOUSES
10 . nv i2I fss . st ~
lOl7 12th NV iOre0 go4 7th 81. w. pr. IS
i isoi st! st. store &c a. S n b. I.
80 ID 81 n ". r...---45 4::,l4 III sw. Or 10
1872 2. ave- 9r.....-3o 454 Mass. ave. NV 80
FURNISHED HOUSES
I'm sts So stS ai .6oVs K iar 15S
ave sna i s as near nsih
Sss In IS IS; !; P G.;
YER VEN NJ. mr. of Sc sss hs mr.
e41 st., I'd soor. 5frons IleE.nt rooms in sun
st hes q s By 'ss, sso gUlans hrsP no ss
- heated BY steam ,......o1 from szO 70 s90 each
ga .1s rom 70 5 5ss1 Z: NV
1879 Ian s.. $50 Isss 14th st.
Those elegant New stores. 1ols. 1ols 1920, lo22
1924 and 1O26 CONNECTICUT ave. will be finished
Oei4 " K Q. HoIfzM u. iotn and SITS. NV
EoR RENr-Two,sToR BRICK. 1917 GIN ST.
II NV rooms. cellar and bath; modern improve.
reduced to s23- III advance Key with owner, i3o'
E0R KhNI.;i. iss4 ST sw H F5yk Eo %ss
CANAAN, 81 + 81 NV. 1t
I,OR RENT = PREss-BRICK BAY-WIND0W:
seven rooms and bath c0ns.ste celar AZ aRS
Kent ESQ 90 per MONTH OcI-I-t
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i 100 18Th St. l2rs20o 1852 Goth ST.. Or. s27 so
11l6 Sth St 7r........25 Stable rear 1927 L 81 %
Apply 10 JAMES NJ GREEN,
seSo-lm Real Estate Broker. 14O5 y Ut.
Eoh REM Rear 800 7,hs e.. 4ral o. 30
- Ola 18th ST.. IT. II 90 ia 18th st. Or. 10
vi os, NV. II rs. 4 Green's alley NV, Ar g
all m i....--.......... 90 ~ X st. n G.. 8r 30
$50 9th u. Ae. 3r. MI 30 81 " ST ne Or " III az
400 lst ST.. 1T IL l. 40 1880 Aillers Ct, ae, 5r 4
1885 bthne Or. M 20 "a "a Plers CT. ,sSr 8 so
1927 9th ne 6r.u l.16.75 STORE
1908 u II. Sc, 6rs. .13.3Oi 631 Pa ave. - Is
sWokxSTEDT BRADLEY
se2l-lm 927 stn.w
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NOR SALE
Il $50. Second bet. NJ and n sts sw., Four room
Houses, with Stables; each $500.
900. Seventh st. bet. and ste 5 Three-s story
Bricks, rooms and bath each S2.750
6SS. near Sd It Me-, Three story Bricks. rooms
and bath each $500.
6S7. First bet. and f SITS. ne, ~wo-story and
Basement Brick, o rooms and bath; each 1920.
SIS. bet 21st and I'D SITS. NV, Two-story, 6
rooms. Frame, fine lot, 33xlls; $4,000.
S14. Vermont ave. bet 5 and T SITS. n W., running
through to 10th and facing Westminster St rent
pays over per cent Interest," value bound to enhance
$40. Twenty second bet n and SITS NV, Three
story Brick, rooms and cellar; $4,000.
Sl7. Thirteenth near st NV, Two-story Brick,
rooms heated by latrobes and open fires; So, 500.
S13. One of the most desirable locations in the
nortL intersection Of Of the principal avenues
with two other streets, Three-story and Basement
Brick, rooms: 50, 500.
. SOP. near 9th street NV. 2-story and Basement
brick, rooms, pays large interest; ZOO.
TSG. bet I'd ana Sd s.s ut y rwo-storg Bricks.
each rented at $40 per month; always occupied; q
good investment; $500
= 637. 10Th Bet and SITS. NV, two 3-story and
Basement Bricks. 3 rooms for both $500.
b. II. MARINER CO.,
ocl2-3t sl6 h st. NV.
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FCr iUI ust aPP1y WESCOIT WILCOX,
oc9 1907 Pa ave- nv
I,OR RENT STORE 1864 7TH ST s W....SI5. 90
II 92+ ID street s. w.. b. w. br. m 1900. 81, 90
942 street r. b. ". br m. i........... 80. 80
Apply To X. q. Campbell. 5l7 10th street H. ".
oc9-1w
NOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSES IN ALL SEC
Il tons Of the city by
Nv. N. HUYCK,
oc9-6t 1905 Pennsylvania ave
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Post betting-Against Firenzi, IL to 10; Race
land 6 to 8; Los Angeles, 8 70 1; Taragon, 20 70
l, and Lavinia Belle, 40 to l. MutuAls paid
S10.75, Sa40 and $40.