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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-03

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NO.
1 odr Ior Alegheny county, No. 464 June term.
iSsG ii N Notice @ is hereby gwen that an applica.
10? nas peen nled and will be presented to the
salo court lor to law judge) on SATURDAY,
the Mth day of May A D., 1890 at 10 o'clock
a. a: NJ. under the corporation act of April %,
1oI4 and Lhe several supplements thereto by
Sonn l. Shaw, w. G. Shaw, A. c. Shaw, ]. p
shaw and Oscar Ricklefsen for the charter of
an intended corporation to be known as the
W oodIawn Cemetery, the character and object
public cemetery, and for that purpose 10 have,
possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and
privileges conferred by the said act of Assem-
ply ano It's supplements. JOHN L SHAWN.
OSCAR RICKLEFSEN.
APRIL ID 1880. ap26-Ss-s
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MAKE TRAMPS WORK.
Franklin County, After Spending a
Hundred Thousand Dollars,
SOLVES A PERPLEXING PROBLEM.
The Meadville Farmers Convention Not
Very Crest Affair.
,OLYES A PERPLEKING PROBLEM.
LABOR TROUBLES AND EVICTIONS

ESPECIAL TKLEGRAM TO THE DTsPATcH.l
CHAMBERsBURG. May 2-The grand
Jury to-day completed the investigation into
the tramp question, which Judge Stewart
ordered on Monday, and madea lengthy re-
port to the Court. The report says that
compulsory labor is the only remedy to abate
the nuisance, and predicts that when the
tramps are put to work they will soon leave
the county. The jury finds that the tramp
bill of the county during the last 20 years has
been over sIO0OO0 and that during one year
their boarding alone cost 5000.
They recommend that the tramps be put to
work at breaking stone in the Jail yard, and
that failure to work satisfactorily be punished
by short rations. The Court said that the
County Commissioners would give proper con-
sideraTou to the recommendations of the grand
jury.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-03

ty Committee met here yesterday and organ
lied a branch of the State League. John B.
Barr, of Punxsutawney. was elected President,
and W. w. Clawson, also of this place. Secre-
tary and Treasurer. These leagues correspond
in purpose to the clubs of the Republican and
Democratic parties. The committee decided
to put full ticket in the field.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-03

NERVOUS debility, poor memory, diff
dence, local weakness. cured by DR.. Miles
Nervine. Samples free at Jos. Fleming &
Sons, Market st.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-03
TO BEAT ONE ANOTHER

And Then Whip the World is the Wircmsn..
Ambition.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH,
NEW CASTLE, May 2-Since the rod mill
Started up single turn, the two crews have been
working alternate days. and this started a
rivalry between them to see which could make
the mot wire IN a single dav, The resuit of
the competition has been to increase the daily
output at phenomenal rate and each daysees
me record of the previous day surpassed
tuesday one crew made upward of l6g OO0
pounds and Yesterday the other crew ran the
record up tu 5005 pounds. An effort will be
made to beat the worlds record.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-03
A Railroader Loses His Mind,

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE pIsPATCHl
YOUNGSTOWN, May 2.-John c. Barrett, a
passenger conductor whose home is at Wake.
field, Mass, was found on the street to-day in
demented condition. Barrett was neatly at
tired and from letters found in his possession
had been taking trip to Texas and was re-
turning to Boston, when stricken with mental
trouble here. A message was received from
his relatives this evening stating that they
would come at once and care for HIM.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-03
IN THE JURYS HANDS.

fosaible Renrrest of One Implicated in the
Weaver Murder Trial.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcH.I
bELLEFoNTE. May ITO day was the clos
ing DAY OF the Weaver murder trial. The Com
mon"ealth finished its case this morning, the
to the jury this evening. s-'eH
Inc eFIoehce Shows that Mrs. Weaver had
part IN the murder of Andrew Weaver but
aIso lnpllea1es Jonas Auman. who was former
corpus. He was very much tangled mn in his
evidence ON the stand, and it is thought thai
he will be arrested. Nv 'N~'
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-03
THE INSANITY DODGE
Used TO Shield Young Man Who CircuIates
Forged Orders,

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCHJ
GAINESVILLE. May 2-Willlam A. Young
aged y. was arrested here charged with forging
an order on Dr. Bell for SD which he presented
at a drugstore to be cashed. 1t was not salts
factory. and one of the proprietors stepped to
the telephone to make inquiries of Dr. Bell,
when Young left to attend to his horses. which
had become very restive, and he did not re-
turn.
He is the same man who was arrested before
charged with forging an order for two watches
but was declared insane after being in iail two
days. and was sent to the ASYLUM but was re-
leased after short confinement. The police
say that after his arrest he was afflicted with
strong symptoms of the same maladv.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-03
MARRIED.

BLACK-PALMER-At the residence of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Horne
No. 81 Beech street, Allegheny City. Pa, by the
Rev. c. E. FELTON,, on Wednesday evening.
April so. 1890. GEORGE P. BLACK and MARY
J. PALMER, both of Allegheny City, Pa.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-03

|. There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
'Tis sold everywhere.
poaInI ,r,r.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-03
OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA COMPANY, 4
$40 PENN AVENUE,

PITTSBURG. PA, April 25, 1890. \
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stockholders of this company will be held
in the Westinghouse building on MONDAY,
May 5. 1890 at the hour of IL O'clock mon, for
the election of a President and Board Of Direct
ors Tor the ensuing year, and for the transac-
ton OF any other business that may come be-
fore said meeting w. D. UPTEGRAFF,
ap|oS Secretary.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-03
A MISSING CONTRACTOR,
And With Him is Missing the Funds of Sew
eral Other People.

eral Other People.
rPEcIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcHI
YOUNGSTOWN, May 2-William Foulk,
well-known contractor, residing at Glrard, has
disappeared, and investigation shows his affairs
in a tangled condition. Prior to his departure
Foulk secure nearly 81, 000 from parties for
whom he had contracts to build houses as
from his reputation, they believed he would
complete the work.
Most of the money was obtained from Door
men. upon whom the loss falls very severely
No clew has been obtained to him since he left
Girard Monday
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-03
MUSIC HATH CHARMS

But the Deadly serenading Party Claim, :,
West Virginia Victim
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcu,
GRAFTON, May 2-Charles Goodinp. well
known here, died last night, evidently from tba
effects of poison, but how it was administered
Is as yet mystery. he was out until after I
O'Clock in the morning with party Of sere-
naders, and two hours after he retired he was
taken Violently ill
Three doctors worked with him for several
hourS, using the stomach pump, but without
his suffering.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-03
LEGAL NOTICE,

T EGAL NoTTCE-To WHOM IT MAY
IL concern: Take notice. that VIM. Welsh,
Mrs e. q. Noble Sarah R. Wesh, R. ]. Carr,
Arthur lzenour, Z. w. Stewart. Eliza Dud-
geon. Fritz Eilers, ct al, owners of lots in
Mlffin township. Allegheny county, Pa, ad-
Joining the borough of Homestead, will present
petition to the Court of Quarter Sessions of
SAD SAD county, on Saturday, the 7th day Of June,
losU, at 10 O'Clock A. M, making application
that said court shall, by and with concurrence
OF the grand jury of the county decree that
the limits of said borough be so changed as to
include their lots inter ALA within the same.
The lots to be annexed being bounded and de-
scrlbed as follows. viz: Beginning at a point at
the intersection of the southerly line of said
borough and the center line of West street.
thence s: 30 a E. 256 feet along the center
line OF est street to a point; thence M
5So b6' e. 800 feet along the center line nj
tha ink alley to the center line of Maple street;
line of Maple street to a point. tbanca
n. ooO 90 f. l42 feet along the center line Of
Seventeenth avenue to the borouqb line.
thence n. 40 l2' W; 900 feet along the borough
line to point and thence s. 4So 81 w 5s7
feet along the borough line to the center line of
W est street, the place of beginning.
l. /. DAVIS, Atty for Petitioners.
my3-S8S IL, IL, E,A.3I-je6 '-'i'Nei''
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
| B. 6 b.
CURTAINS!
PORTIERES!
DRAPERIES!
These extensive departments
filled with new purchases direct
from the European manufacturers.
Patterns attract the eye. Prices
decide the purchase. Here, as
everywhere in our stores, best value
and lowest price go hand in hand; !;
good trade makers, we think. The
most artistic productions of the
best designers are shown here, per-
lSCl Weave
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
So soft and flmy that you will take
them to be real lace. Hundreds of
choice patterns at 81, ss and So 50
per pair.
The large assortments at S., So 50,
81 and S. are superb value and
well merit an examination.
Brussels, Russian and Cluny eff
fects from S. to $40 per pair; ex-
quisite designs.
Our line of real Lace Curtains
offers every desirable make, at our
usual close prices.
French Satin Berber Damask
Curtains in all the new light shades
in specially attractive colorings.
SILK CURTAINS
from 81 50 to SIS 90.
PORTIEREs.
Here the light purse and the
heavy one can be equally well sat-
isfed among qualities from s. 50
to SIS. Symphonies in color is a
fitting expression to use in describ-
ing some of them, SO perfect are
they in every detail. The taste
must be hypercritical indeed that
cannot be satisfied in this line.
Sash Curtain materials in be-
variety and at prices that
keep them moving.
SILK DRAPERIES, Upholstery
Goods, Cords, Loops, Poles and
every requisite for the complete
decoration of cottage or palace.
We want to increase the trade of
these big departments. How? By
he most effective plan-best value
Tor the lowest price.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-03
Lace and Cloth Capes

Fine Lace Capes as low as s. "a
up to SI2. Cloth Capes, warranted
all wool, in every shade and color,
81 49 to $40. 1t would require en-
tirely too much space to describe
this line; suffice to say we have
everything the fancy can paint or
fashion dictate, and at prices that
will suit every purse. In fact our
Cloak Department is just as full of
novelties and bargains as "an egg
is full of meat" First come first
served, as many of them cannot be
duplicated.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-03
HINTS
HOSIERY.

What is more essential to com.
fort than good, well-ftting Hosiery?
| Nothing-not even the shoes one
wears, for without good Hosiery the
feet will never be at ease. Warm
weather will soon be here, and
you'll want something light and
cool. We have Hosiery in all
grades and to suit all tastes. When
visiting our store make sure to look
at this Departmental then you'll
have an idea of its extent. Per-
haps you don't know it, but WE
IMPORT ALL OUR HOSIERY
DIRECT FROM THE MANU-
FACTURER, and are consequently
able to sell more RELIABLE
GOODS AT LOWER PRICES
than other houses less favorably
situated.
1t took the dyers a long time to
produce an absolutely Fast Black
Stainless Stocking-one that won't
discolor the skin-but they sue
ceeded at last You'll have no
complaint to make on this score if
you patronize our department. We
handle no goods that won't stand
the test of time and give satisfac-
ton to the wearer in every respect.
This season we have succeeded
IN improving our qualities without
increasing the price. That's what
we started out to do, and we sue
ceeded even beyond our expecta-
tions. This department being so
very large, it is only possible to
mention few of the special bar
gains we have to offer this week:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-03
Marriage Licenses Granted Yesterday.

SAFE, sure and profitable. See page IA,
Sunday Dispatch.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-03
We Charge No More for Good Reliable Goods
Than Others do for Poor!

See the elegant Spring Overcoats offering from S. S
See the magnificent Sack Suits offer for So SIS
See and four Button Getaways
See Black Twill Cheviot Suits, sack frock,
See Electric Blue Sack Suits single double breasted Ss
to $40.
See White Vests from Magnificent Fancy
Yes and Business Pants from
So 3d.
Mind these genuine warranted goods height style
we'll made and finished elegantly
See Boys Short Pant Suits, from 98c.
See our Boys Long Pant Suits from 81 5o
See Kilt Suits from and Jersey Suits from Sc 5o
See Nobby Sailor Suits-the best out-from only
Eerv made perfect and stylish the thing for
hard careless wear and worth twice their price
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-03
A POSSIBLE SHUT DOWN.

Strike for 10 Per Cent Advapce I'm Mvers,
Beaver Shovel Works.
TEPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE prsPArou,
BEAVER, May 2-The men employed at the
pollshing department of the shovel works of
II. M Myers & Co., this morning made a de-
mand for an advance of wages amounting to
~ per cent. The demand was refused and the
men quit. 1N WV
Bv Monday the stock on hands in tbe o+bor
departments will have been used up and IL the
trouble is not settled by that time with the
Ponshers, the shop will shut down.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-03
EXCURSION TO EUROPE!
JAS. MNEIL & BRO,
ELECTIONS
OFFICE OF

OFFICE OF
MoNoNGAHELA WATER COMPANY
lib Carson St., Second Floor
PITTsBURG, PA.
ELECTION NOTICE - THE ANNUAL
ID election of President and 8 managers
of this company will take place on TUESDAY,
MAY6, between the hours of and P. M. at
this Office. G. STENGEI. Secretary.
ap20-55-D
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Prohibition and Politics.
ESPECIAL TELEsKAM TO THE p1sp.-cr
bRooKvILLE. May 2.-The Prohibition Conn.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-03
Straw Mattings.

We show more than $50
patterns, which include many
novelties of latest importa-
tion from China and Japan.
Special prices by the roll Gao
yards), viz: SIC, $14, $40, So,
Sc, down to
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TRUSTING A STRANGER.
How Mr.. Naccarino of the Agricultural
Department Was Robbed Of 81, $50.

Several months ago the superintendent Of
silk raising at the Agricultural Department, L.
Vaccarino, an Italian, was introduced by .
countryman of his, a wholesale fruit dealer, 20
another native Of sunny Italy, since which time
the trio have frequently met and talked over
the affairs of the fatherland and their adopted
country. The Italian last mentioned was .
large man, a fluent talker, and soon was re-
garded friend by the silk culturist. and the
fruit dealer. Night before last the fluent
talker called on Mr.. Vaccarino and stated that
he had in package $50, 900, which he intended
to leave with his friend, the fruit merchant,
but thathe had gone to New York. He asked
Mr.. Vaccarino to keep il for him. The latter
readily acceded TO the request, and remarking
that he had S2,6 $50 in his trunk told his coun-
tryman that he could put his money in there,
too and as his was the largest pile suggested
that he take the key. Tho package was there
fore put in the trunk and the owner of the ale
legged go, 900 package took the key, remarking
that he would call in the morning for the pack
age and place it with his friend. the fruit mer-
chant whom he expected to return by that
time. The holder Of the key failed to come for
his package yesterday, and after waiting rea-
sonable time Mr.. Vsccarino broke open the
trunk, when he discovered that the csc, 900 was
a lot Of trash and that his (Vaccarino's s26se
had disappeared
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The Ford Will Contest.

In the case Of Gonzsga College against Mar
garet Dorsey ct al, divisors and heirs Of VIM.
Ford, for the construction Of the will Of Ford,
the defendants have filed their answer. The
will of Ford, after creating some life estates,
provided for revision to St Aloysius Church.
The plaintiff claims that il is in fact ST. Alloy.
sius Church and entitled TO the devise. The de-
PENDANTS deny that the expression in the viii
that after the deaths Of the life tenants the
property referred to must be given 10 the
ST. Aloysius Church under the direction of the
Jesuit Father" was intended 20 pass. or did
pass any interest whatever to the complainant
or TO st. Aloysius Church, which is not q cor
poration. and assert that being vague and un-
certain as 10 what church is meant, the devise
10 imperative.
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FOR SALE-dOUSEs.

I1oR sALE-lO2l EAST CAPITOL ST. NO
Il aren't Owner ON premises slS-3t
IrOR SALOON ID ST. N. W., AN KLEvEN.ROOM
II Brick House: three stories and basement: lot ZOE
los to 15-foot alley Very cheap. CHAS A.
SHIELDS, 1405 st. NV. sl6-3t
EOR sALE-AT A BARGAlN-ON RHODE ISLAND
II ave. near 9Th IT., wel-but and comfortable
Seven-room Frame House: NICE neighborhood; good
lot CHAS. A. SHIEi.DS 14O5 ST. NV slS-3t
ICOR S4LE-THE VERY DESIRABLE NEW BRICK
Residence $40 F1ortdd eight rooIns and bath;
cabinet mantels, &c modern imps: finished in the
best manner. Price S5. 500 F. H DUEHAY Builder
and Owner. 1918 Vermont ave- NV. sl9-6t'
EoR SALE-AN ATTRACTIVE NEW TwO.sTORY
II and Basement Brick Dwelling. 443 Florida !:
seven rooms and bath: cabinet msnteis &C. modern
imps. buit in the very best inanner. Price A@.10c.
Usual terms. +. H. DUEHAY, Builder and Owner.
1915 Vermont ave. NV. slS-4ts
lSOR SALE-TwO-STORY FRAME, 10TH ST. BET
l. NJ and N NV; rents for a22: lot 25.S by
Cory lwo-story Frame. ST. near 18th st. w.. rents
for 80: lot II. by 100. 1000
-Four Two-story and Basement Bricks near I'd ne;
q rooms and bath rent 49, 40 each. 800
slS-3t X H. I. LEIPOLD, w. cor 9Th and + NV.
l,oR SALF-A BEAUTIF UL NEW CORNER PROP
Il erty PRESIDENCY, with tower on corner and large
bay window side 10 rooms. bach. furnace, range,
&C natural wood finish cellar under whole; lot
1vx92 TO alley Price. 50 900; this il cheap
slS-6t GEO. W. IINkINs. 800 10th st. NV
VrOk SALE-FINE NEW DWELLING, 10 ROOMS,
cellar furnace, range, &c; bay window; lot 19x93
TO alley: S1,20O. GEO. W. LlNKINS.
slSOt 500 10Th vt W.
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Col Ravlorss Eu0eral.

The remains Of Col T. @. Baylor Of the ord
nance department, United States army, whose
death at the Frsnkford arsenal, Philadelphia,
was announced in yesterdays STAR, will b
brought 20 this city tomorrow afternoon foe
interment at Arlington
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SPRING LAKE PARK offers special ENDORSEMENTS
to investors and home seekers Location high and
healthy. Ample railroad recommendation Lots
40x120, % alley. only el25-about 2kc per loot
Terms: s. cash and s. per month. See plat -
Danephovers once, corner 18Th ana q So No.
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FOR lighthouses.

NM ,rs,., YI9 s s ,,S St, ;sr $40 20
1871 .23N -lur-Dl. 90 81. Patrick Alex. $50
1881 st. nv. llr.s5.. 80 l72s l4th st. NV, 80
D. istS .tn NV Ia AS ans. sc. o. 80
1919 1919 sTDdsIl.nd r gt9 5 IN 4, 3
~ 81. IUr az 10 s0, hrthns "
22 Wash. cir, 0r. 81. s. l2 \. }. aye. 7r so
$50 st n SO pa Mass Or. 20 80
"a: 49, 3oth St. Or 50 Hya'i.vile: Or 29
IL IS 18Th n w. sr Al a. 3o34 sth st NV. Sri Is SO
s,,Ia tn st. Sr Is 3426 Prospect brl 30
l lS 3 s 4 "a ST SF 70
HOS Nh Sr-42 so Az Franklin. or Is. 80
IL Est NV. lar ~ 20 fristoe court, 4r.....:
500 500 M s' Row love- ss
$lI4 IA ave- 80 33 Fentou at. Or. 80
iS SS5 s 70 s w r khs cGnr Sc
isis srT st n .t lGf g 51 a s. St: nG
66 st. w., Or. 300
ISIS IL 18Th Inst St. 1914 14,h st. w. sr 80
s13 u. II. wAkNEls * Co..ol0 FHnw
FOR kEST-ocTVBhR I: 1890 HOUSE. STORE
4. GREEN, l4l6 q st. slim
lIOR RENT-O-ROoM HOUSE: FURNACE HEAT;
cenI ' rent s sio pcr Ssss
the herdic goes to the house. 4.rooin Fiat. 2al
property IS With all mod inps and eessntly pspered
+ SO st. .e si6id also Five New Brown INST stone
OctobSrI. j. H. CROIssANT. 81 o ii th ST. NV.
sl3-lm
l,oR LEASE-TwO DESIRABLE RESIDENCES
L on St, west Of British legation. These houses
are three stories and Easement kitchen; have ten
rooms; all improvements. finished natural wood
have bay windows front and rear rantries, closets
bells. &c and in good order Rents will be made
10 suit flrst-class applicants.
sl3-Jts ID. IL. WARNER K co
TrOI. LEAsE-THE SPECIAL. ATTENTION OF
IL persons desiring Nice New Houses invited 10
those Just pleted northeast of roth and
NV. They stylish well arranged, comfort
able, and have southern eXl osure. Rent corner,
$50 others S15 each.
sl:I-Jt' b. II. WARNER & co.
NOR RENI-HOUSE 4:i6 ST NV; : ROOMS;
IL i'll good repair. all modern improvements; APP
ply to W &. ION >SON. us 18th 81. II. W. au26- I'm
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FOR lighthouses.

V.oR RENT-l327 y ST.. S6G. All FLORIDA
II ave- so 1903 y. II ave, $40. 1913 \; \. ave.
B35 1142 Corcoran St, fur, ~. Nov. 10, ESQ.
sIS-3t ]. D. wIMER. Cos 18th st.
n, ok RENT-BY OCT. L. sl2 RHODE IsLANDAVE
II II. w. Pleasant. Com me iious Brick House: seven
rooms bath. bay windows Rent. s35 per month In
ou,r, AZ PROMISES sls-3t'
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1929 Mass. ave.nwk.

1929 Mass. ave.nw.L
14 4; u boundary ST i 4.
W.. I. h, NH, Sr. .S.l00
1928 TO 1894 z 81. NV.
b. h.. 5r................1,O00
1928 10th ct. NV. b.
h.. Or, and 2 houses
in rear, Ar. each. q, 600
80 ! 81. u. W., b. h.,
ABB to AL Prsther's
alley u. w...........6.0 600
b. h.. Or. s.. 600
400 and 4uS 18th st.
NV, b.h., 9r......5. 600
239 l3x st. aw. b.h..
INSTRUMENTATION
321 to 323h d st. s. e..
13i-i33 Pierce SIN. w,
1919 anu 12:2s:: Madi-
con ct. n. W, fin. 1900
~ Myrtle st. II. e.. b. b.,
r....-.............2, 900
S21 to S31 I'd st. ne,
h, Or.
Ala h SC. s.e., I. h.,
or. ...............- i ZOO
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VroR SALE-BRo0KLAND AND ADDITION LOTS,
Il situated about ~ miles north of the city 700 feet
above the PO.omac with steam and electric roads and
only 30 minutes drive from the business part Of the
city affords unequaed Inducements TO parties look
ing Tor desirable homes Investments Sotwith-
standing the that have taken
place the prices III Brookland the lowest IN the
district Of Columbia Now is the time TO buy. For
prices. terms aud llats call upon McLACHLIN &
BATCHELDkk. corner 9th AID SITS. Gu30
IroR sALE-LoTs-oN NORTH CAPITOL. ST.
Il Florida ave-, H. y and SITS NV; new electric
road and other street improvements TO be made viii
greatly advance prices several fne Corner are
offered; prices from Soc per foot upward; deferred
iull partic ulars apply 10 NM ID. SAUNDERS q co.
14O1 St iyl2-3m
ISOR SALE-sOME OF THE HANDSOMEsT LOTS
IL in Homead Manor. Mount Pleasant tbetween the
9TH and lAt St. CHrsl. still for sale.
beng graded and sidewalks laid and trees be planted
this fall. These improvements being done with
out to purchasers Several houses ranging in
price rom 42OuU TO d $1,000 TO be built At once.
Prices OF tins property will he advanced when
improvements completed Tor ylats aud other in
formation apply to " n. IL SAUNDERS & co. 1407
st. yl2-3m