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Bloor. New York; Z. B. Kendall, New York,
Thomas Nolan. Rochester. o. K Foote. Koch.
ester; y. J. Cayion. Galveston. Tex; {. A.
wallingford. ST Paul; Glenn Brown, Washing
ton. ID. c.: James Murphy, Providence; &
hackel, IT,, Philadelphia; Otto Block, Roches-
ter; Bernard vounegut, indianapolis; &
:. Cooley. Cincinnati, Ohio; c. A. Did,
den Washington, ID. C.; Geo. C. Mason. E.,
John n. Coxhead, ST. Paul. MINI; Alfred G.
Gus, Milwaukee; Gnstaye W. Drach, Cincin-
nati' X A. Mclean. Chicago; q. W. B. Ferry,
Milwaukee; l. VI. Randolph. Chicago; +. W.
hambie: buffalo; Il. NJ. Upjohn. NY; H. J.
Meier, Detroit; Z. W. Arnold, Detroit; A r.
Cram, Detroit; r. I. Grow, Ny; Robt Stead.
Washington. DC; J. & Rogers, jr., Detroit,
VIM Martin Aiken, Cincinnati; J. l. Smith
meyer, Washington, DC; J. G. Hill. wash-
,neton. d. c. e. NJ. Bartlerger, Pittsburg;
field. Cleveland: q. W. Kramer. Akron, Ohio;
Samuel Hannaford, Cincinnati; y. lie Brun,
New York; Thomas Lemos, New York; Sidney
q. osgood Grand Rapids, Mich: ". W. Clay,
Chicago; J. Blaby, Palmyra, New York; J. APP
pleton Wilson, Baltimore; J. H. Pierce. Elmira.
New York: J. b. Noel Wyatt. Baltimore; Theo.
dore {. kink, St Louis. Mo-: W T. Fames.
ST Louis, Mo-; A. i. Rosenheim, St Louis
Mo-; II. c. kock, Milwaukee: T.. q. Fsssett,
Kansas City, James W Mclaughlin. Cinein-
natl; {. A. Curtin, Louisville, Ky; j. W. Yost
Columbus, Ohio: NJ Crapsey. Cincinnati; John
n; Boil, CINCINNATI; W. L. Brown. CINCINNATI;
Edward l. N;ckerson. Providence. r. l.; A. p
Cutting. Worcester, Mass. C. %. Arey. Cleveland,
I. A. Wright. New York; ). A. Treat, Chicago,
Geo. W. Baxter, jr., Syracuse. NY; J. IL
Kirby. Syracuse. NY; I. \. Clark, Boston,
Luther Peters, Dayton, Ohio; Fred. H. Cough,
Utica. NY; X. W. Gibson. New York; E. T.
Carr, Leavenworth. Kan; A. C. Bruce, Atlanta.
Ga; c. c. Burke, Memphis. Tenn; s. NJ
Patton, Chattanooga, Tenn: Frank NJ. Day,
Philadelphia; Chas. Williams, Dayton, OHIO; O.
Powell harr. New York; Jay Fay, Rochester, NY,
Geo. A. Frederick, Baltimore; V. V. Shipmsn,
Chicago; ID. Adler. Chicago; Geo. II. Smith,
Cleveland, Ohio; John Eisonmann. Cleveland,
Ohio: c. III. Owsley, Youngstown, Ohio; Geo.
". Thompson. Nashville, Tenn; Arthur Rotch,
Boston; Alfred stone. Providence. K l.
Vice President James Mclaughlin Of the
Institute of Architects Association is the guest
OF Mr. L. F. Andrews the artist. during his
stay in the city. Mr.. Andrews gave Mr. Nc
Laughlin lunch today. TO which Secretary
Root and Messrs. Marshall, Page aud PONDER
ter were invited.
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The HofTa Burglary.

This morning word was sent to police head
quarters for officer by Frank Hofa, the
jeweIer on 9TH street above u, whose safe was
burglarized on the night of the 1lth in
slant, the messenger stating that an important
find had been made. Detective Mahon
at once responded and was informed
that the owner Of the premises had sent a man
there to repair the heating apparatus in the
house and he had found some tools. these
were produced and place in the few in the
cellar was pointed out as the spot where the
articles were found.
The tools are jimmy and heavy safe hook
or ripper. Finding these does not throw any
light ON the robbery other than to make the
first theory that professionals did the Job more
certain. While the second story is in the ten
ancy of Mr.. Hoffs it is unoccupied and the
tools must have been dropped from that story.
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sued. The report said
that it appeared inadvi.
sable at this stage OF
the institutes life to at
tempt to lay down q
fixed code of ethics, for
such q code to be of any
value must have { b g
hearty obedience and
cooperation of all the
members Of the profess
sion. In the opinion of
certain members ( b e
language of the report
was a little too fire
quent and painful and
free" to comport with
the dignity of such an
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commenced its practice.
The refining influence
Of the school named
has had a great marked
effect upon the younger
men in this country.
and its beginning dates
back to Mr.. Hunts ap-
pearance in the ranks
of the profession. W.
h. Ware, formerly pro-
fessor OF architecture
at the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology,
now at the Columbia
College, New York, was
q pupil of his, and in
turn has impaired his
influence TO hundreds
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ORGANIZATION. THEASURER TREAT.
The report stated that the architects Of the
country might be divided into three classes,
those who abided by timehonored methods of
the guild; those who we're more on the lookout
for business aud wealth and looked
with cynicism on the antique methods
Of the profession and third class, largely rep
resented by the young men Of the west, who
were more eager to fill their bellies than to
split hairs with nicely. The members of the
latter class were referred to as
'.HUsTLINa oUERILLAs."
Mr.. Smith and Mr. Hannaford were the prin-
cipal objectors and MIR. Hannaford referred to
the language of the report as rather queer
coming from the committee on ethics. Mr.
Smith took exception to the word "bellies"
and argument on both sides OF the question Of
the desirability of its use was INDUCED in
at some length Mr.. Hannaford took the
ground that ''hustling guorilas" was equally
Objectionable, and Secretary Root was heard
to remark that the latter expression could
hardly be said to have as much biblical author
ity as the word ''bellies."
A motion to lay the report on the table was
lost, and the motion was unanimously carried
to accept the report and to print 1t in the
records OF the institute after any Objectionable
phrases have been edited out Of sight by the
secretary and the members OF the committee
who had written the report.
CLERKS OF WORKS
Of the employment Of clerks OF works was
read and aroused considerable discussion. The
whole question of the employment of these
men at fixed salary to supervise the construc-
ton of difficult pieces of work was treated at
length, and it was the general opinion that
something ought to be done in the matter.
The report of the committee on clerks of the
works was accepted and ordered printed for
distribution and il was made matter ofspecial
business for the convention next year. After
the transaction of some minor business the
convention adjourned to meet again at O'Clock
this evening, when the papers which we're
omitted this morning will be read
PROMINENT ARoHIrEcrs IN ATTENDANCE.
Among the prominent architects In attend
ance from various parts Of the country are the
following: W. q. Preston, Boston; z. @. Lind,
Atlanta, Ga; W. W. Carlin, Buffalo; VIM. G.
Smith, Nashville, Tenn; Henry Lord Cav,
Chicago; John W. Root, Chicago; Augustus
Eichhorn, Orange, Nj; Cyrus I. Porter, Buff
falo; W. n. Poindexter, Washington, DC;
Merit J. Reid. Evansville, Nd n ]. Dim
mock, Richmond; W. L. Piack, Philadelphia; G.
+. Schweinfurth, Cleveland, Ohio; @. H Helmls,
Frederick Baumann, Chicago; e. T. Little,
New York; II. A. Linthwaite, Columbus, Ohio;
Warren B. BriggA Bridgeport Conn; A J.
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ALEXANDRIA,
Reported for THE EvENISG STAR.


PoLITICM.-H seems TO be settled that al
though the republican convention at Manassas
made no domination, there wIil be two repuo-
licans in the field for Congress, one white aud
one colored Between the BIG circuses and the
side shows IL looks AZ If the average voter would
have an ample variety OF tickets 10 select from.
SPITE AGAINST TIRE PoLIcE.-Some one poi
soned two valuable hunting dogs IA the yard OF
Lieut. James Smith yesterday. One OF the dogs
belonged TO Lieut. Smith and the other had
been loaned TO him by eX-MayUr Beckham.
Lieut. Smith has had several valuable hunting
dogs poisoned within the last few years. The
police officers have the enmity Of a number OF
hI-doers. Not long since IL was vented Oh tho
captain by repeated attempts to set fire 20 his
house. Later the lieutenant has been COM
PEELED 20 suffer serious loss by the poisoning
OF many valuable dogs
CoNvESTIoS.-A convention OF republicans
met here this morning to nominate a straight
out candidate against Lee and Hume. The
attendance at the opera house small. and
the convention adjourned to meet at the Brad
dock House thIs afternoon. when IL Is ex-
pected that candidate will be nominated.
Charlottesville eastcrly wind with the rain
has filled the river beyond its brIm and many
of the wharyes are overlooked. A part OF the
woodwork of the ferry steamer Was slightly
injured tins morning IN the tug TO drag
heavily loaded wagon up the incline at the
ferry wharf
NorEs.--Mr. Edward H. Kemper was married
yesterday at ST. Paals Church by Rev. DIR.
Norton 10 Miss Fannie Green. daughter of Mai.
John W. Green Of this city. The occasion Was
a pleasant one, and the happy pair left for
their wedding trip followed by the best wishes
of many trlends.--lhe corporation court,
Judge Norton, has naturalzed Herbert Baker,
an Englishmsn. The jury IN the civil suit Of
Moses agt. Van Auken, after remaining out
some time. has returned verdict of : l26. &c for
| the plaintiff Odd Fellows fair. now in
progress at their hall on Columbus street, at
tracts thrCngs of pleasure seekers every even
ing.--Augustus DAVIS has bought for y, 900
| from A. Il. Cathcart five acres OF land near
Balston in Alexandria county,. L. Lewis
has bought from NJ A. Linton for "a, 200 six
teen acres in the same nelghborhood
Reduction of Railroad Rates Ordered.
Today the interstate commerce commission
announced its decision in the case of the Har-
ward Company of Canton, Ohio. complainant,
against the Pennsylvania Company aud
eleven other railway companies composing
the Trunk Line Association, defendants.
This case involved the rates on surgical
chairs, and the decision in favor
| of the Harvard Company. The opinion WAS
| rendered by Bragg, commissioner. The order
OF the commission Is that the present rate be
REQ uced on surgical chairs in less than
| loads from double first class TO first Glass; or
a reduction of about one-half IN the rate.
This what the rate was formerly for a long
period OF time, and VI I'll recently, when il was
advanced to double first class under the
analogies of classification.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC
LAND IMPROVEMENT coMPANr,
Capital, s75Oooo
sT1LsoN HuTcH1Ns, JACOB p CLARK,
President Vice President
EDWARD B. coTTRELI.
Secretary and Treasurer.
AUGUSTUS 8. WORTHINGTON. DR.. JOSHUA O
STANTON and SAMUEL T. g. MoRsELL.
Directors.
FOR SALE-LOTS,

This company offer for sale to speculators and others
their lands now plated and laid situated the
Conduit koad overlooking the Potomac river and pic
turesqu. Virginia shores.
These lands are within three miles Of The White
House AID are reached by beautiful drive along th q
Conduit Road and Potomac river extending to Glen
Echo and Cabin John. two of the most beautiful re-
resorts Of the Washington people
Ihe city streets: Il, s. L, u. V, W. &c. north and
46th to 49th streets west have been extended through
the property ~ feet IN width and are now being
graded.
For residential PURPOSES beauty OF location, pure
air and prospective convenience Of these lands
have no superior around Washington.
Books of six or more lots will De sold during Octo-
Der ct prices which will give margin large profit
Purchasers desiring to secure n beautiful home or
good Investment cannot do better than secure
early.
Prices range from cents to Is cents per foot
Plats, &c. and any further information IL ay be had
JACOB P. CLARK and
EDWARD E. CoTTRELL.
Trustees,
o1S-6t 141S New York ave.
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A Drop I'm "Old Hutch. I"

BENJAMIN Peter Hutchinson or ''0ld Hutch"
sang loudly in the bar room at Cores Hotel in
Chicago Tuesday night and it became neces-
sary for the bartender to close the doors lead
ing TO the Office, 30 the noise would not dis
turb the other guests. J. b. Wehn, Chicago
business man, likewise grew hilarious. The
bartender 10 slender little man, weighing NOT
more than 100 pounds. Mr.. Wehn weighs over
200. The bartender continued 70 mix drinks
in silence, until Mr.. wehn turned loose . roar
that made the glasses dance. The little bar
tender sprung over the bar, lifted Mr.. Wehn
and threw him into the hall. When the bar
tender came back Mr.. Hutchinson turned looss
the batteries of his wrath on the young man.
The latter asked the millionaire speculator 10
keep quiet, and receiving only . fresh vollcy
for reply, he jumped at him as he did 81 Wehn.
Fastening his fingers in the old mans coat col
lar he lifted him 70 his feet Then he began .
forward movement that ended ct the foot Of
the stairs leading TO the alley behind the hotel,
where the Spectator vas thrown at o. ~
back.
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THE COURTS.

CouRr IN GENERAL TERM-Judges Hdgne,
Cor and James.
Yesterday-National Metropolitan Bank agt
Barry; argued and submitted
Today-Richards agt. Richards; submitted
Spalding agt. Dodge; dismissed Todd agt
kaufman; on hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-ytdoe Bradley
Yesterday-Clark agt Pugh; supplemental
bill dismissed. O'Leary agt 0'Leary; pro con-
fesso made absolute and sale decreed, Chaplin
Brown and H. II. Wells appointed trustees
Walter agt Lumpton; Charles II. Bauman sp-
pointed guardian ad lit testimony before Il. L.
Wallach, examiner, ordered taken. Baden agt
Baden; appearance of absent defendant or
dered. Dye agt Virginia Midland Railroad
Company; demurrer sustained.
Today-Robinson agt. Hewitt; discontinuance
ordered Patten agt. Glover; demurrer over
ruled and leave to amend answer denied In
re Jordan Harris, Kate r. Emmerick, Hanni-
bal II. Steele and Georgeanna Chapman; vrih
de lunatico ordered
CIRCUIT CoURr-yudoe Montgomery.
Today-Jones agt. Luckett; verdict for de-
PENDANT for possession of property. Campbell
d Co. agt. Filiius; death of defendant suR-
gested. Braulik agt. Kentz; plaintiff called;
suit dismissed Hayes ct al sgt Vincent; on
trial
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


TTHE BEST OPPORTUNITY EVER OFFERED TO
say to sS I into the
aSarsss s sCn need apply
MONEY-wANTED TO BORROW. SIS. 900 OR
business property worth $4,000. centrally located.
stating lowest interest wanted. BUSINESS PROP
ERff OWNER, Star office. o23-:,t
F0piRR. ,s SALE lie, tIQUoR ESTABLISHMENT;
heart of city doing good business stock bar
sPPIS; terms cash Address Box ias. Star ONCE.
EoR sALE-KEsTAURANT ON ~ ST. s.w:
u only o saloon in the block; guaranteed license;
Re sSR
doing business of 81, 500 per month. including
VII + cheap
FOE sALE.,sToCK, FIXTURES. GOOD WILL
S os store In the northwest Address Box 81 Of
ONE CHANCE IN LIFETIME TO SECURE A
" large business with smsll capital; guaranteed
pronts over 90 per cent on investment open to r5ld
Lock Box sSs oa po sa' Sec sn
A LADY OF EDUCATION AND ADDRESS
Can make handsome income by representing in her
city our circulation department.
The ILLUSTRATED AMERICAN,
Room SO. Bible House. Astor place,
o21&23-2t New York.
EOR sALE-sTOCK, FIXTURES, GOOD WILL
s Of one Of the Ss RyHg as
which req uires ali his time outside: Address bcx
1856 star office. o2l-tu,th.s,3t'
EoR LEASE : FOR MANUFACTURING OR
srty ne. cor. 18th and St. n Apply 70
ol6eolm 9l6 II st. NV.
Tor sALE--A PRODUCE AND BUTTER STAND
VII license will be sold cheap taken ao At once;
s.w. o2l-3ts
IGOR sALE-CHEAP-sTocK AND FIXTURES OF
place addsss Boy n''
FoS sAF F55U,RE MAKING A. MISTAKE.
b RSa'5 e. lsfs II b sHsss li1s
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS SNAPS.
you want to make mG HM y want to make ns
come rsh. at once and buy pluck to do either
e nss ht By a as
e.. .
nG SI Rsy for
in these favored 'n st hsnasSSf
Come 70 my once for piass and all information Lots
'H Sises snss''''' H BARTON. 1881 9.
WANTED-To EXCHANGE a FARM IN MONT:
crops Merchandise in Warrington Address
MONTGOMERY. care star office. ol7-7t
TORsEY CLAGETT,
saI. ssz s. IA ..
aging Estates Collecting Accounts. &c.
Local Stocks and Bonds Bought aud Sold.
Money to Loan Investments made. o16-16t
VOU CAN BORROW MONEY QUICKLY AND
IL quietly; no publicity; notes discounted: money
loaned real estate az lowest rstss. Boz 49, Star
once. o4-lms
TIqKI TICK TICK TICK - 90,
81; Main springs. warranted one year 81. Clocks
for good work and low pEtceA 1224 Fstnw. s22-x
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PROFESSIONAL ETHICS.

The committee to consider the matter OF es-
tablishing a code Of professional ethics re.
ported adversely and lively discussion en-
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The Mckinley Bill I'm Germany.

II ID understood that official inquiries are
being made by the German government 10
ascertain whether goods which have hitherto
been obtained from America can be imported
from other countries. The Berlin Poa pub
fishes q warning against emigration 10 Canada
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T. MASS. AVE. BETWEEN 1sT AND I'd SITS NE
trianguiar piece ofiand having total frontage on
Macs. ave. OF 233 feet, and running through to ST..
upon which IT ronts 162 feet Ibis piece Of land il
we'll situated, being only couple Of blocks from the
U.s. Capitol. has elarge frontage contains only D. 974
and can be for the very low price Of
l.25 per SO. foot.
An opportunity for speculation or profitable build
ing enterprise.
THOS. J. FISHER CO.,
o2O-6t 1924 ct. NV.
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EOR SALE-A SPECIAL OFFER-rOR THE NEXT
- D. 39 days the Charlton Heights investments and
Budng Association will offer 30 of the choicest lots
In Charlton Heights at SO cash and 81 per month
This IS an opportunity seldom offered secure .
been phenomenal. where more houses have been
erected during the past than in all the other sub
DIVISIONS around " ashlngton combined.
81 trains daily. Communication o14 cents. Money
furnished to build. Prospective purchasers will be
conveyed to and from the grounds free.
This ofer Is for ~ days only. and Is intended to
meet the auring offers OF paper towns on their own
terms.
The attention Of investors Is specially directed to
THIS oher Safer than savings bank and Of large
profits.
Apply early at the Office of the company at
9:,3 st. NV.
JAMES Z. WAUGH.
Manager
JOHN I. RANKIN,
o1S-10t Secretary.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

Scs b!sIps room: ana bal. As isoa !. nSd
imp. near washington R Sss Si SU kSs7'
Cellar brick Dwelling ioc:.ed norshwes; and near
18th ST. cars three roSms deep: eixht rooma bath
frspl.ces, furnace and all modern
ss; $1,000 s..' fsa s.
T1oR sALE-A NEW 3-sToRY CORNER BRICK
AZ Rs 3d. "f SLEs s ''ftisa nsisi
E0R sALE-A NEW NINE ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
" < fSs on
ssrsy on 9th 10th. llsh t2tR fs,h sRd sss
Aoofp42-1m sos 3 i4th st.
IoR sALE-HOUsE 1925 14TH ST NV. 3.
u story aud Cellar Brick; twelve rooms and bath;
o ass
terms and permit to inspect inquire ,,,,o-,
o1s1ot Kellogg Building SH i tH6 &. NV.
EoR SALE OR RENT.WE oFFtR DWELLING
kooHs kAP sYHIsi S2S 81 HE FIN
EST LOCATIONS in The CITY: HOUSE IN Elk
r AfP MFKh Ri i9R 2s
AT 11 9sca 15 alI FEsS S0H AVE- NV
IIOR sALE-LOw PRICES ON REAL ESTATE,
L Conveniently Located and Easy Terms-NeG Five
room Bricks only 81 800. Also Three story Frame.
Girl i Co. 6iS 1ath st, near +. '' '' 45m V
story Frame; iSs aSiio6 to 24'ioOs alley. For
.,4,o. Kellogg Bu sNG a l REgfc (,
Tor SALES So: MAR 18TH NV, 2,sIoRY
Il and Basement Brick; rooms; all mi; lot 20x
aey thus H5ss e. nsSsEY Co.
Tor -sALE-AN OFFER WANTED ON HOUSE
Il 927 Mass W. fourteen rooms and bath /;
T.; h9ndsomely fitted up with every convenience
to- T. s'1ss ss AR
IGOR sALE--A BARGAIN ON FLORIDA AVE NV !;
ies s: sllsy pGiss s47oo. fHos q. HESsfS CO,
EOR sALF-THOsE BEAUTIFUL HOUSES ON
2l nno st. at corner q HSer ave Corner house
open for inspection. Should be seen by those CON.
tempisting the purchase of home and those seeking
EistSEE Ss fSEEs apply
IoR sALE-IMMEDIATELY-Tw AND
sa.TtsfS 70 coreofs Ss Salas* fS
IIOR sALE-THREE BUSINESS PROPERTIES
$1,000 .sssef@ Apply CHAMPS Is i has. 1, NV
i Brick building; lot 2ssIioo to 3G;foot alley y
Cheapest property in vicinity of st. the market
fs5 RIHs 'na SeE ipRHS 1925
EoR SALE OR RENT-M0sT, DESIRABLE, NEW
14th st. NV. s27-lm
IOR sALE-FIVE VERY DESIRABLE NEW SIX
sell Inc DS hsssi SsF
TOR sALE-BAR6AIN-sIX NEW PRESS BRICK
4, Houses near washington Circle at low price
yfEE 18th sPgy to
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,s sSs St aw. ba ;aoo SO st. n w.. b. h.
81 ii to aai5 ION 49, sis to $i4 jackson
too o'B5ie9's e0uF5 nm Ills i st NV, b ooo
SIS 10 $50 Nd ave WV 4s5 TO All Iraihers .Oo
4o 1e and d .Us 18th Sooo
IDS us =, NV, sOoo sss Is Ss St sw soo
s6s4 to 504& ydy WV sS5 9TH 81; .e
467 Mo. ave- NV. '00 III list st. and ia
6h, LIT. 1000 Jackson alley n. Wa
and houses rear 1000 1888 st NV: 5..0o
81. n~ oa6oo LIZ IL and ia22 Mad
1873 to 1743 St ooo ,s son St al nv 5000
$500 u Z, st NV. s Soo
s. Nv .r 600 l5%5 to is5i Md ,ss;oOo
M M NV. 5000 AS s St sw; H. wv
sE.,. .: = 1000 ga st. s.w:. t. 49,
la2l Bdyst NV, b. Or ..................-l,o OO
Sr..... ."..."........ u 1OO
books For tu list call at Office Tor bulletin issued on
the LIST and 18th. Io2ll THos E wAGGAMAN.
EoR SALE BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE HOUSE ON
part monthly g. As S St
E0R sALE-CoMFORTABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
5s.h $. NV. 7;s !Ss 31loo.....-......s5.5 800
Westminster st. srs., lot is,4iV2: 900
ps It ave ave near near ID,
lth st. 500
osi5 as Coz JOHN wiGaT: i40s4 G st. Soo
L bath: p.b. bouse Complete. sa.aoS: si1.room
is4,i 81 ss per month. cH1 ,sS siSkELs
IIOK SALOON CAPITOL HILL, TWO SQUARES
steps and trimmings now renting for $50 per ncnth:
Prize reduced ESs from sS.629 to sRi1o 90
II basement bay-window press-brck front: never
occupied: z rooms, bath and pantry: very complete
electric road 70 ST. NV; this section is very
terms oai si'' RUST AC "a iatG 81 NV
IGOR sALE-1HAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE 1886
st. w. with all modern .n IN Pro be
place EetS6sE 3 ssS a soFt
IIOR sALE-BY OwNER-AT COST. ONE NINE
Il room brick house. pressed brick 'front.' bay win
% % one bct IN O sS
O26-5t' 72s 9th st. me-
Il BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCES.
psf bet 18th and lSth hoo East Cap bet 9th and ,oo
ia bet and ii VS. 90 ytsvSt and 100
LII lHst o and nw65oo Pierce pL. S and r4loo
+ " SicE HOMES oHExf: 40 = = Az We
On a. inS ss $500 s sss.
| are rented for SIS each. o1S-7t
JVoR sALL-s2.650 TO ,S3.50o-s1OO TO $500
Il Cash-S2o 10 $50 monthly. Very Handsome New
ana broom Houses; finely located northeast; bar
gains. W. L. BURFOkD,
olS-6ts 1422 N Y ave.
EOK sALE11DY FISH MILLEK. l2l3 + ST:
Il NV, fine Improved Property paying over per
cent taxes, insurance and water rent. Call and
examine our property list. olS-f
LrOR SALE-Ar UNUSUALLY Low PRICES FOR
the locality in of the finest sections OF
Ind. 10Th hree Well built Houses, done by
days work. begun last December, under the supervs
ion of Mr. y. T. Halter the architect Hulnmelstown
brown stone TO raror stories, ard flushed with
brick, galvanized iron aud slate Houses 1897 and
1859, 9th three rooms deep, have six bed rooms
BATH, two parlors, dining room, kitchen and office
room. Price 1880. Corner house, 1S41 18th ST.,
three rooms Deep hive seven bed rooms, two taths,
cedar closet parors &c Price Ell 800 These houses
| contain every modern Improvement, best sanitary
plumbing, finest tiles mantes electric BELLS king
tubes automatic gas burners ard interior decorations
hardwood trimming, heated by steam. Open dai for
inspection from to 4J0 Polite watchmsn III charge.
Terms accommodating. o1S-1m
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stable in 50. bounded
ly l. and NJ St.. and
10th and 2lst sts.....S25
Stable in SO. bounded
/ by NJ and N ana Conn.
ave. and 10Th ST.. ..26
Stable In SO. bounded
by Conn ave, De
Sales aud NJ SITS ..25
In rear Of 1912 X ST.. rs
OFFICE ROOMS.
$40 9Th st., Sd and
4th floors. SIS
HOS / ST., Sd an 4 4th
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rooms, I'd fioor. 30
1903 Pa. ave. .............S