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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-03-12
MANITOWOC MARKET.

The following are the current prices
of the various articles of produce as re-
reported.
o. IL
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-03-12

DHOTOHRAPHER- The best appointed GAL
lery in the city. noted for it's custom OF
assuring general satisfaction.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-03-12

THURSDAY, MARCH u, 1891.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-03-12
CHAS HOVER & SON

MERCHANT TAILOR-Next TO p. o. The
Vi leading tailOrs nothing but tailoring but
everything in tailoring Largest stock in the city.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-03-12
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The First National Bank

al Manit low &c in the State of Wisconsin. AT the
close of business Feb, &C 1891:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, S.7l;s7 81
UVerdrafts ecu ed and unsecured 1880 + Z
I. :. Bonds To secure circulation, 1860 10
Stocks, securities. claims, etc. 1859 90
Due from approved reserve agents, g. q 50
Due fl ON other National Banks. 1885 80
Due from State Banks and Bankers 32} Is
Real estate, furniture and fixtures, 5000 20
Current expenses and taxes paid, 3l6 IS
Premiums paid, s4D0 90
Checks and other cash items, 446 -
Bills Of other banks, 22l0 10
Fractional paper currency nickcls and cents SO 10
Spec 1915 70
legal tender notes. 1000 %
Redemption fund with l. 5. treasury. so 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06

W. @. johnson has bought for S12 200 Of
Mary l.. Mclean subs and q, square l69,
each 1919 by 30 feet on between l7th and 18th
streets northwest
T. S. Kennedy has bought for O.. 200 of C. W.
simpson lots 6, 2, and TO- square 9s7, each
II by SO feet on Georgia avenue between 12th
and 18th streets southeast.
Nj. Kennedy ct al sub "a, square 22l, fronting
Is feet, known as No. 70 Lafayette Square
Sarat Adams whittemore has bought Of VIM
Walter Phelps part 3, square 135, lao feet On
q street and New Hampshire avenue.
H. N. Moss has bought for Sll, 800 of Geores
Truesden lot 8, square %. lexington.
W. n. Clayton has bought Of E. p. Berry for
e4,6e7.5o part Of Linthicum estate, fronting
fifty feet on Road street, Georgetown
Walter +. Roderick has bought for ell 900 Of
W. H. Campbell subs SO and 81. square 762,
each I7.02 BY 60 feet on Carroll street between
LIST and I'd streets southeast
John n. sullivan has bought Of p. DAILY foe
q, 600 sub q, square 57-l62l by 50 feet %
q street between 22d and 23d streets north west.
VIM. h. Campbell has bought for tl6,000 Of
W. =. Rodrick subs q, d and %. square ~,
each 20 by los feet on l4th between 7 and q
streets northwest
N. Jennie Moore has bought for e6,00o of
Catherine c. Pechin part l2s, Q. b . sub Ct NJ
Pisasant-5, 200 square feet
Hannah y. Bartlett has purchased for e66.-
ass "a feet 81 inches by lis feet 81 ipckss on
between 18Th and llth strssss Northwest
L A. Smith has bought for 90 900 Of ". q
Arnold undivided half lot O. square "a 70 by
" fsstss shscornsr q llth and + strssss ssr1S-
q. y. B,ount has bought Of ". A oers~ q
Il for u. 30 part q Lin>hic1D es1n1A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06
SOCIAL MATTERS.

Mrs Harrison returned to the city ct $50
o'clock last evening, accompanied by her son
Russell and Mrs Cheney. the wife of the ex-
governor Of New Hampshire. They were me,
az the 9th street station by the President Lieut..
Parker and Capt Densmore, and went at once
to the White House.
The wedding of Mr.. G. NJ. Acklen, formerly
Of Nash vile. now of Alverton, Nd, and Miss
Ella Mason of Pulaski county Ga, took place
at noon yesterday at the home of the bride, 2l07
o street northwest The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Green Clay Smith of Kentucky.
an old friend of the families. Only the imme-
date members Of the families were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Acklen left shortly after the
ceremony for their future home rear Alverton.
Mrs. Window did not entertain Mrs Harri-
son and Mrs. Mckee at luncheon during their
recent visit to Boston. as published. Mrs. VIM
dom. with her daughters, is living with her
brother, Mr.. George L. Hatch, in Newton.
Mrs. Hatch invited the visitors to luncheon,
but no one else was asked.
The engagement is announced of Mr.. Fred
erick W. Bradley of this city and Miss Frances
L. Tufts of Charlestown, Mass The marriage
is to take place November next.
Miss Lille Leary, daughter Of the late John
Leary of Baltimore was married this morning
to Mr.. E. T. Bushnell of Connecticut, at the
residence OF her uncle, the Rev. T. ID. Owen,
on Capitol Hill.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Brown,
on 1lth street southwest. was the scene Of a
pleasant gathering last evening to celebrate
the eighth anniversary Of their wedding. and
many friends were present to offer oongratu-
lations. among whom were Mr.. Woods, Mrs.
Langley, Mr.. and Mrs. Rees Mrs. Ceaver the
Misses Shrughrue, Mr.. Maurice Brown, Mr..
Geo. o Hare, Miss NJ. Koran, Miss Eva Butter
hof, Mr.. Geo. Wilmer, Mrs. Mary Stopper, Mr.
Langley, Mr.. Goodall. Mr.. vogt and MIR. Wood
ard. Refreshments were served and the even
ing passed in social enjoyment
Miss Helm of Chicago, who has been visiting
Mrs. jackson at 720 C street northeast, will
leave for Observation-Disclosures tomorrow.
Miss Margaret Blaine has returned from the
mountains and is able to see her friends at her
home On c street southeast
An oyster roast was given last evening al
Beavers on Water street in honor Of the return
of Mr.. T. j. Dahler, jr. After the bivalves had
disappeared Mr.. Eser Of South Washington
rendered several songs, which were heartily
applauded. Among those present were Messrs.
John A. Holcer, 5. L. Daw, L. Rich, Cronin
Dwyer, VIM. Reinhart, Geo. A. Schwakopf, l..
Reinhart, John G. Miller, John May, George
Kline, A. Rockelli, Fred Miller, ii. Shul. j. E.
Miller, H. Hewitt, A. McKie and w. J. Knob
loch. Mr.. Dahler had as his guest Mr.. Louis A.
Balback Of San Jose, Cal.
A New York World special says: Raymond 7.
French of Seymour, son of ex-Congressman
French, was married in London. England, to
Miss Alice Hayden of Columbus. Ohio on Oc-
tober 1. The ceremony was quiet. owing to
the recent death of the bridegroom's sister in
Washington, ID. c., where she was a belle.
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VACANCIES ON THE POLICE FORCE
Maj. Moore VIII Again Recommend the
Abolition Of the Army and Navy Clause.

Maj. Moore VIII Again Recommend the
Abolition OF the Army and Navy Clause.
There are several vacancies in the police de-
partment, but Maj. Moore finds il almost i'm
possible to find good material in the army and
navy to fill the places. In his annual report
WHICH will be sent to the printer this afternoon
or tomorrow, the major viii in all probability
make recomme ndations concerning the army
and navy clause, as he has in years past and
renew his reasons therefor.
The annual reports made during the past
few years have shown the difficulty in select
ing the proper material. and for that reason
the city has been deprived Of the services Of
several men for a short time.
During twelve months the police surgeons
examined 259 army and navy applicants and
accepted only eigbty-nine Of that number, re-
jecting 10.
OF the eighty-nine accepted fully rs per cent
have proved unfit for duty on the force because
Of being illiterate.
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PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC
LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.

n order to encourage improvements on our new
tanning SPLENDID BUu.DING SITES, at Low
RATES. and on ACCOMMODATING TERMS
1his property is too we'll known to require much
CONDENSATION from us. situated 1t il slong and
overlooking the Potomac river, and cominanding an
ing Il.
District either home or Tor sure nd speedy
Upon the completion OF the railroads now being con-
euuSteC through this section il will be possible
reach the center Of the city OF Washington from any
part 81 TINS property by . ten minutes ride over
beautiful and cturesQue country.
opeciaL movements to Parties building this fall.
quarry FREE OF CHARGE
tor plsts Pamphlets and full particulars, apply at
companys Office, ''' =
ap.i-om i115 F u. NV. Washington, DC
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A republican association to uphold the rspub-
loan sentiment Of the North Dakota rsprsssnta-
ton in this city was successfully organised q
the National Hotel Saturday night Lively,
breezy speeches filed the air, and an atmos-
phere Of confidence marked the birth Of the new
Hon. r. N. Stevens, J. n. Labold, A. q. Bsll,
w. h Connolly, J. W. Barclay, 81. @ ward,
Henry Ward, 2. p. orth, r b Bustsed, J..
johnson, J. Z. Hnxksy 4. b ChAmbeEs and Z.
n 0axretA
q J. G. Bsshhy a Bismarck, psseidsu4, snd =.
A. Gsbring, 6x-pronideat q ~ Young Msnss
1epuhaacao O. - Hpg1A UnkotA, ssesStary.
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RECEPTION TO DELEGATES.
Members OF the Ecumenical Conferel
Welcomed tn New York.

Welcomed tn New York.
reception to the members Of the second
ecumenical Methodist conference was held last
night in the Carnegie Music Hall in New York
under the auspices Of the Methodists of New
York and vicinity.
When Bishop Hurst called the meeting to
order every seat in the hall and every box was
filed. The hymns were all selected from the
works Of Charles and John Wesley.
It was expected that the memorial chair pre-
sented by Christ Church College of Oxford to
The American University in Washington would
be formally accepted, but owing 10 some mis-
understanding it was shipped direct to Wash
ington and Is now in the Metropolitan Metho-
dist Church in this city awaiting the arrival of
the delegates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06
sAML MOORE ARRAIGNEp.
Pleads Not Guilty to the killing Of Jandorf-
Other Arraignments

HAesos NOT Unity 70 the killing OF Jandorf-
Other Arraignments.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Bradley, this
morning Samuel Moore, indicted for the muir.
der of Henry Jandorf, fellow prisoner, at the
Jail on September %, was arraigned and said:
II am guilty of hitting him and did not mean
to kill him." A plea Of not guilty was entered
and the court said he would assign counsel
James Lucas, Robert Reed, VIM. Beasly,
assault with intent to kill; WIN. Campbell,
housebreaking; VIM. Proctor, larceny; John
Young, false pretences; VIM. h. Dymes larceny
from the person; John Williams, assaultinR an
officer; W. L. Crounse, libel; Henry Smith,
assault with intent to kill; each plead not
guilty.
Peter Mathews, indicted for violating the
pension laws by presenting false claim, plead
guilty and was remanded for sentence.
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/ INVESTMENTS.
j. REAL ESTATE IN WASHINGTON CITY.
The CAPITAL OF The NATION, AND THE FU.
TURE QUEEN CITY OF THE WORLD"

TUkE QUEEN C appo 3E TIE WORLD"
Every citizen of the United States should desire to
own real estate in the capital Of this preemnentiy
most beautiful sity in The world and ths
Sersy aR oes no on ae Its
upon the prosperity and OF the whole country
does its CAPITAL Its present weiISnsM% scents
literary and social ADVANTAGES being strengthened
ana .xisnded by the establishment OF great national
II Is Tfo NE d 6ETEfARY AND EDuOA
Where else PROPERTY be held to such manifest ad
Hsnfsse as 1Ssonn ssess Of
The day not far distant when piece Of prop
es in city b
center and winter health resort; a city Of conyen-
M az sa,on.
the site Of the American University terminus Of
the White House, Inn and ss
hs the q sss
weston. '''' '-'''- 49,
LOTS s4e5 TO $3.50.
One million five hundred thousand Zee. already
sold 70 purchasers In all parts Of the country. Good
THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY p.s,.c. is sure Of
HEIGHTS Ap!SiSiSd TIE aSSEoySbs
VI The u SKEHAs AMERICAN
VIII WaER sE Is 1T LOCAThDy,In northwest Wash
and only short distance west of Oak View President
onehalf mile northwest Of the u. B. Naval Obserya-
tory costing 81 900. 600 and short distance of
has already authorized 600 to be spent At its
last session Congress- appropriated $40, 90 grad
to the American University. This avenue within the
city is the most beautiful and fashionable thorough
How DOES TIE LAND LIE.-It is one Of the
highes points within the District Columbia and
very picturesque and romantic. The ground slopes
gently from its crest toward the CITY, No ground
WHAT is THE SIZE OF LoTs.-The average size
loo feet and cost from S42 800 per
raid to date of deed, which furnished free OF cost
he tax on single lot will only be a dollar two.
A copy OF the Columbia Title Insurance Conpany's
given Tree to every pure haser We have sold
TO bankers. brokers, editors lawyers army officers
ministers. school teachers. government employees and
HOW ABOUT IMPkOvENENTS!-Stre are be-
ing graded to their full width, ninety feet PARKING
fifteen feet wide in front all lots purchasers
garden spot lox5 feet Tor nothing Buyers OF corner
lots get l5xl5Ofeet. restriction deed
unnecessary. Five beautifnl COTTAGES are being
erected on the Heights. The construction OF q mag
innocent co. OO residence is also well under way
improvements are steadily progressing every clear
MORRIS ADDITION TO NORTHEAST WASH
Lots from 800 te ss aSiS % cash. b..no. in
ana years. interest 6percent. This subdivision with
the extension of st. through to Bennings race track
the Northeast section. 1t will be but snort time be-
lore TINS properly WI Greatly enhance in value.
If you are looking for home from g. $50 TO az 600.
We can supply your wants in nrstciass
and you get your moneys worth. We have 30 houses
Terms easy This good property for investment and
IL sure to 20 higher owing to Its nsarness to the center
For pats and other Information call on or write to
JOHN +. WAGGAMAN,
se2o-tr Cor. Of 14th and q sts NV.
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The infantils prodigy in nusic cannot b
chased 90 Q note-shaver.
he aimed 10 keep the Sabbath day.
And did. With ell his might.
The neighbors thought; that is 70 say.
He kept il out of sight
A corner lot-shs gang" under the lamp
post
''What became Of the legacy that was left 10
Scrivvens9 Couldn't he realize on his money!"
mo; he idealized on it He spent IL pub
hshing poetry"
81 feel - fresh - daisy" he remarked sx-
uberantiy.
And the slangy girl simply remarked THAT'S
nrst-rate smile. 1t would take a daisy 10 be
anything like a. fresh az you are"
The man who fixed the fall campaigns
Displayed very level head
InJputting OF these mental strains
Until the base ball seasons sped.
mo, Mrs Van Twilkens will never eros the
water" said q lady to her caller.
"Why not?''
"Well. you sec her husband rescued her from
drowning. That was what led to their &C.
quaintance, and she has had . violent prejudice
against the ocean ever since"
He had stood the silence long enough, and
was resolved to say something.
II don't think blue is q good color for \ no.
hcemsn's uniform" he remarked at last
Don't your" she rejoined.
mo; II ought to be copper-colored"
A MIDNIGHT MELODY.
His plaintive prayer for pity sped
A On the steps he took his station,
His vie soon found in what he said
The keynote Of the situation.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

LNOR SALE
L HOLMEAD MANOR, MT PLEASANT.
THE SALE OF
NINE REMAINING LOTS
WILL DISPOSE Oh THE ENTIRE SUBDIVISION
OF THIS DESIRABLE PROPERTY,
TERRACE AND
WELL SITUATED.
SEVEN OF ABOVE LOTS ARE OFFERED AT
PRICES SET
SINCE ABOVE p1A Hkk pkkfcLiss Y n MT. PLEASANT
HAVE ADVANCED
20 TO 90 PER CENT,
THE TRUSTEES HAVE DONATED
2l.0O0 SQUARE FEET
OF THIS VALUABLE PROPERTY TO THE PUB.
LILO TO WIDEN SPRING ROAD, THUS TAX
ING THE INITIATORY STEP TO
SECURE THE
DO LEVARD
FROM THE
SOLDIERS HOME
To THE
NATIONAL PARK,
WE ARE SPENDING FROM $500 TO $500 PER
WEEK IMPROVING STREETS AND LOTS (WITH-
OUT COST To PURCHASERS), AND WE PROPOSE
TO CONTINUE THIS OUTLAY UNTIL WINTER
IN SELLING THESE REMAINING LOTS. WE
WILL MAKE TERMS 10 SUIT PURCHASERS,
DESCRIPTIVE PLATS AT OUR OFFICE OR
SENT BY MALL UPON APPLICATION.
VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO.,
oc3eo-2w 14O7 ST.
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IT MAS Z. D. Frazier Who was granted per-
NIT TO erect seven brick dwellings, 100 10 i7o6
Florida avenue and 200 10 2lOl 18th street
northwest elz,oo0. and mos Trasiss, - pub
Hnhnd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06

= ons Of shs chief bleninQ Of ever honA 10
always t1guse good custar1s, plddin6A sancssv&c.
plrscssoas a - ia6sL 6old y yosF rosr ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06
EVENING WASHINGTON G. TUESDAY OCTOBER 1891
FOR SALE--HOUSES.

EoR sALE-A CHARMING little HOME. Q
s'' i.9 Jos ssa hfsb Fis SON. & iiss 8:
r FINE RESIDENCE
xr, on RHODE Island AVENUE wrs.
AthoToushiy ve;Sas three story S..smsnt an, and
ssss ns
gsntTles laundry and furnace room hAKD. ~, %
wk4 81 RFpfHfa 1ds hsrsy Nth
6gspeff ina FoSs sloSss s
Lovely yard and greensward, shrubbery. vines and
THis Is THE FINEST PRIVATE DWELLING
IN THE CITY. FOR SALE AT THE PRICE OF
For permit to inspect -
Ap Dpsys T. " isS 3; f smncK Ave.
EoR SALE TWO wELL-LoCATED 3-sToRY
houses in the norshwest one new otfered st bar
sa oe:;. g WIN. d. sAuN9 1sda = ? :, CO.;
17se \ Sill sfiE haiTStNDohKNfGHTwEsr .
large double brick mansion. three stories attic and
bath rooms. numerous Iarss Closets, storage rooms
and conseryatory.
e al sib lie ysI ESnhia sS HOUSE
Price. 49,. oOo. Terms reasonable.
permit TO inspect tue premises e. sDpHf 9Icx.
A VERY DESIRABLE HOME
AT POSITIVE BARGAIN.
nne rooms; ali modern improvements; house a8 feet
wide; side entrance feet lot 2Ox1s to :SUfoot ''
The beautiful parsins in front is nciosed with sub
stana iron fence large shade trees in front and
Location in northwest section on widest street in
town cable road This IS the most desirable propsrty
tor comfortable and spacious home in the city at the
TIE Terms r Ms'ikGX Easy.
Applyto S.v.E. HUYcK,
EOR sALE-THREE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING;
niebt,T rooms Ssts al mol ipps south 'front.' oonys
lot with stalls aud room Tor CARRIAGES deferred
' T3 ~ ss1s HS1ss fllsi
For SALE l1;so Q ST. NV, lO-RoOM BRICK
r and stone; GOOD rs new. go
TO St. 81 i isrtt B. 'o! isr US i ig
l4iSl St. IS. b.. Tor, 21.3 IT. front see. 12500
S. and Str a D. ssc1 be- esah. S5So
Cor on St.. IS. ST. ST. B. s.. 400o feet park: '''o
a6s Maple ave. s.. i0r., b.. BOX los. 3SSS
l;a9 St. ST.; b. lot 301i 100: $500
eferee place s. OF. D. bes. house on
1891 st. NV, Dr.. b.................... 1000
''' O -'' " ~ w. NJ 4 BATLiNdEHS,, NV
oc1-lm 142: L ST. n. W.
F9R SALOON NJ ST; NEAR 9TH ST. NV, A
roons: in complete order WITH al modern improve
se26-2w JOHN b. WIGHT. 14Osl G st.
Eoa sALE-DEslRABLE PRESSED BRICK; 8
l. s:ores and basement modern improvements. APP
ply 10 OWNER. on premises, between and q Pm,
w h st. NV. se30-I We
tOR SALE-NORTHWEST AND NORTHEAST.
- several new three-story pressed brick modern
houses; and 10 rooms each; furnace heat: terms
small cash payment. balance monthly EASTERCAY
& AALLERi. ga y st.n W. I'm
Lon SALE-BRICk HOUSE TO 10Th ST, BET.
L U and NV lot 10 #. front by 81 IT. deep. In
9ure 1919 q st. Il. W. HARRY c. WHITING, A.
JAMESON, Trustees. sel5-1m
EOR SALE-BUY HOME AND SAVE RENT
= New 4 and 6-rooin houses for sale very cheap by
Geo. X. Arlington. builder and owner; from $40 to
80 per month small cash payment Just beyond st.
cars on Bladensburg road n. g..
Several houses Tor rent
sel2lm' Inquire Of OWNER on premises
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THE DISTRICT REyENUES

The Figures Upon Which the Assessor Has
Based His Estimates.
The estimated revenues of the District re-
lating to real estate and personal property, as
furnished BY the assessor and presented in yes
terday's STAR, were based upon the following
figures:
Tax on real estate. 81, 123,144 81
Tax on agricultural zeal estate. 39,2s2 "a
Total. &, 49,, 427 rs
OF this it is estimated that 80 per cent will be
collected. which would amount to 81 9i6, lS1. 50;
tax on personal property. sl7s 1875, Of which
90per CENTS estimated will be collected, amount
ing to sl61, 495.7S. Arrears of general taxes
prior to 1891, s292, 521 49, of which IS per cent
is estimated will be collected, amounting to
S73, 130.47. Arrears of general taxes Of 1891,
S02, 23l. Il, of which 80 per cent lis estimated
will be collected, S10l, l1556. Arrears Of
personal taxes prior to 1891, s22S, $50. %, Of
which per cent is estimated will be collected,
S11, 444-04 Arrears of personal taxes prior TO
1891, Si2, 927Ss. of which it is estimated rs per
cent will be collected. amounting to $685.. 81,
making total of s2,674, sl6.74 estimated to be
collected
The valuations on which the foregoing esti-
mates on real and personal property are based
are as follows:
Washing Ton, taxADlc on iauQ 4o4- [ol, yo4
Washington, taxable on improve
ments. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81, Ill, go
Total ................... sl26, S7S, 5s4
Georgetown. taxable on land. .... e2,698. 476
Georgetown, taxable on improve
ments. 2,9S4, 200
Total ...................... s5.es2, SIC
County land at s1.50 ... &C, 4S0, 5sA
County Improvements at el.60.. 5000, $50
Total .................... ss,4s6, 7s4
County land at 81. tS,014, 034
County improvements ct e1..... s14, $50
Total NORTHUMBERLAND. ss,s2s. 2sa
Grand total for land. .......... e7e, As, o2s
Grand total for improvements. 6s,020, $50
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gas, Al, 27s
property. ............. -. Gil, os4, 5sl
property. ..............,....... Sss,ss4
srty Observation-Disclosures. 2l,ol5
Total ..................... els, ass. us
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BUY LOT ~
FORT MYER HEIGHTS.
Il is good investment.
You Will not regretit.
Don't hesitate longer,
THE ELECTRIC ROAD,
NOW under construction, will be completed By Noysm-
TEN THOUSAND GsI III DOLLARS
TO be spent on streets this fail
You can buy lot right limo Of electric road with
view OF the city. Tor 10 cents square
Our teams always at your service.
70 trouble to drive you over property.
E6BINsoN Z LODGE.
93 and % Atlantic building.
FoR SALE
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS ADDITION TO BROOK.
'LAND) LOTS.
NEAR UNIVERSITY STATION AND xLxCrRIc
ROAD.
CARS EVERY SIX NINurxA
Cheap and On coy terms.
HOUSES BUILT II DEsIR1m
beautiful subdivissoa. Gravel strssts. bsisk ~
walks.
REDToRD v. wALxxR = soN. 1000 =.
HARRY BARTON. 1ss1 =. ssleln
E,eTAHLIsHRD lszp-w. 9. xAtRAN. pEAIE1
II IN Dismonda Watcheo. JSWolrY. 0iVpS Voxo. -.
~ 9Th q. n third oooe abo1o n M v11ck I'd
Swsafy rspaarsug . eDeeaAo. on1b
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xhs Ia rrrnA kLxcrrD PRESIDENT ron rHs
SEVENTH rrrs-fsTkREsTISs ADDRESSES MADE
-THk TREAsuRER's kSsUAL REpoRT-Ipo-
GRAM ron THE RLNsISISa ExrRcIsxs