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Army Orders.

The following transfers in the tenth infantry
are made: First Lieut.. Stephen L. Seyburn,
from company A to company 1; First Lieut..
Robert 9. Van Vliet, from company I to COM
psny A.
The following transfers of infantry officers
are ordered, to take effect this date: First
Lieut.. Henry G. Cabell, jr., from tn {, thirteenth
infantry to the fourteenth infantry (company
@; First Lieut. Abraham p. Burlington. from
the first infantry to the tenth infantry (com-
pany !, Fort Supply, Indian territory; First
Lieut.. Leon s. Roudiez, from the sixth in
fantry to the first infantry Company c.; First
Lieut. Charles Beckurts. from the fourteenth
infantry to the sixth infantry COMPANY Al.
Leave Of absence is granted the following
named officers: Capt. John McA. Webster,
twenty-second infantry, fifteen days; First
Lieut. Colville p. Terrett, eighth infantry, one
month.
First Lieut. Ira A. Haynes, fourth artillery.
Is relieved from further duty with the third
artillery and will proceed to join his battery
by direction OF the President, Mai. John
Egan, first artillery, il detailed as y member of
the army retiring board at the army building,
New York city, vice Maj. William l. Haskin.
first artillery, relieved, and Capt. Henry r.
beaverton, fifth artillery, is detailed g recorder
Of said board, vice Capt. Charles h Paul,
eignteenth infantry, relieved.
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AN ALLEGED CONSEQUENCE NAN.
How II = sasa George Monroe H.s worke<
HE victlma

How II = sasa George Monroe H.s Worked
His victima
George Aoaros, alias Coleman, IN alleged
confdsnce man arrested by Policeman Breen.
was photographed todey, and his picture viii
hereafter sdorn the gallery at police head
quarters.
George il only about twsnty-ons years old.
and he claims that 1is home il in Norfolk and
that he has only been here about two months.
The work which it IL thought he committed has
been done within that TINA When locked up he
claimed that his brother was the person for
whom the officers had been looking. but he was
identified a. the confidence man and will be
tried as such next Tuesday.
Monroe, it il charged, has operated here for
several weeks and selected chiefly colored peo-
pie from the country - his victims. The
confidence schemes attributed to him
were novel ones and could be
worked only by such person
and upon those unacquainted with the ways
Of crooked" people. Persons who have been
swindled in that way have been communicated
with, and the prisoner admits his guilt in one
case.
Since he has been locked up the prisoner
has endeavored 70 procursa knife, - he says he
wants TO out his throat
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Catholic Young Men Adjourn.

The annual convention of the Catholic Youne
Mems National Union Of America, which had
been in progress in Philadelphia for the past
two days, closed last evening after an interest
ing days proceedings and exciting contest over
the election of national president Rev. DR..
Loughlin of Philadelphia was chosen The
other officers elected were: First vice president,
Rev. Frank Mcclure of Albany. n T.; second
vice president, w. E Mosher of youngstown.
Ohio; secretary and treasurer, c. A Weber OF
Brooklyn, N. Y. Addresses were made by the
outgoing and new officers and Albany was Sc
lscted as tine place for holding the next con-
vention.
cablegram was received from the pope
thanking the young men for their delicate
compliment and blessing their proceedings.
Mr. Downing Of Washington read paper on
Societies and Their Aims"
T. c. sullivan Of New York arraiened the
public school system. He said that the public
schools today were the greatest enemies Of re-
hgion-
Last evening the delegates attended the play
Julius Cesar" at the Academy of Music ali
the characters Of which were impersonsted by
the members Of the Philadelphia Young Men
Union.
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Latest Burial Permits.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today burial permits were issued from the
health Office for the following:
White-Susan C. Coakley, 6 years, pericar
ditis; Susan Holston, IS years, typhe-malaria
fever; Francis j. Clark, days, prematur,
birth; Emma Mudd, II months, castro enter
tits; Mary Campbell Fry, 81 years. acute diar
rhea; Aloysius {. Hopkins. 81 wears, chronic
nephritis; Wilfred T. Sturgis. is years. typhoid
fever; Grace 5. Lyddane, days, congenital de-
bility.
Colored-Amelia A. Brooks, 16 years. diar
rhea; VIM. G. Brown. 1 year, diphtheria
Lewis X. Bell, months, commissions; VIM. IL
Williams, months. cholera lniantum.
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Charged With Stealing Oil.

John Dorsey, small colored boy who for
some time was in the employ of an oil company
in South Washington, was discharged a few
days ago. and after quitting the employ of the
company he continued to visit their place Of
business, SO it is charged and steal oil and gas
oline. which he sold at greatly reduced rates.
He is now awaiting trial on that charge and
today Charles Vaughn, a colored man from
South Washington. was charged before Judge
Miller with receiving some Of the oil, knowing
it to be stolen, and the court fined hin, $50 OF
ninety days in Jail.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
j REAL ESTATE IN WASHINGTON CITY.
THE CAPITAL OF The NATION, AND THE ~
TURF "QUEEN CITY OF THE WORLD"
A RARE 0PpORTnNIIY

4H 81 He II 9sD c1E FEE
TURF '.Sg Rank C Jfpo RI dHh WORLD"
,e citizen Of The uas should Ssss
'ss, nd It E
S Ssas S:;s ass a:stsS
A the nation increase popui.tion and ws.isS %
does its capital Its present well SHOWN SCIENTIFIC,
and offended By the establishment OF great national
Is Tfo MT d cETEfART AND EDuoA
vantage as sjonns these superb in.sut.ons Of learn
Ing sspeeialy one ike the new american diversity.
Ct cS wv E ne
center and winter heath resort; city Of sonSen
tons, and an objective! oint Of all tourists WESLEY
the site Of III. rea II American TnSessy sepninSs os
ss M ave- md y only hrss ,s
r. s
LOTS 1926 TO $50.
One million fve hundred thousand feet already
sold TO pure hAsers in ali parts OF the country Good
il 5.
spEsS ix1ftP RsKEp xsour
OF THE U SKEAhE k4HERfoxS
,n wMER ;S Is 1T L0cATEDY,ln nSrthMss. Tssh-
cleveland former country home and GfHsslands
mile Of tSe iSs dSse aRy
tory, costing 81 OQ0. 90. and short distance west Of
the National and GEOLOGICAL Parks. where Congress
has already authorized s4O0C 00u to spent. At
last session Congress- appropriated 80 900 for grad
the American Univsrsity This avenue Within The
city is the most beautiful and fashionable thorough
HOW DOES THE LAND LIE,-It il one of the
highest points within the District Columbia and
very picturesque and romantic; The ground slopes
sehty from MS crest toward the CITY, No waste ground
MHAT IS The SIZE OF IoTs.-rhe average siz.
fifth cash. balance in = and years All taIes are
paid to date of deed which furnished free Of cost
tax on "a Single lot viii only be dollar or two
given Tree TO every pure haser We have sold
TO bankers. brokers. editors lawyers army officers
rnS. sonGo teachers. government employees and
HOW ABOUT IMPhOvEMENTs.-str Streets are be.
ing graded to their full width ninety feet. PARKING
fifteen feet wide front OF all lots given TO
Tree OF charge. Every purchaser, therefore. gets
garden SPOT ix: ieet ior nothing. Buyers Of corner
to building line The parking provision renders such
unnecessary live beautiful cottages are being
nifcent III. OC0 resid nee is so well under way
lmpro vements are steadily progressing every clear
MORRIS ADDITION TO NORTHEAST WASH
INGTON. :.
M LOS from s.Oo to $40; $50 cash; balance in
the extension Nj through to L.nung race track
presents an opportunity for very investment
LIE DkOIT PARK
you are looking for home from %. $50 to 90. 0OO
we can supply your wants rst-class neigh borho0d
and you get your moneys worth. We have 30 houses
you may choose and no reasonable offer refHsed
Terms easy This good property for investment and
II sure to go higher owing to Its
For pists and other information call ON or xrts TO
JOHN r. wAGGAMAS.
seSO-tr Cor OF 14th and q SITS. II. W.
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Strawberries i'm oc.ober.

Glen Echo Heights has just at present a large
bed Of wild strawberry plants which are still
bearing flowers and fruit. and are likely to con-
tinue doing SO until the killing frosts nip their
tender buds. They have not been cultivated
and are growing upon one of the highest hills,
1856 feet above the river. The plants were first
observed to bein blossom August e. The first
ripe berry was plucked September G, since
which time berries have been picked quite fire.
quently. The usual time for the wild straw
berry to ripen is during the month Of June,
and frequently some can be found in the fore
part Of July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

Unusually Gold Weather III the Southwest.
The weather bureau furnishes the followine
special bulletin: The weather reports from the
southwest, including the states of Louisiana,
Texas, Arkansas, OkIahoms and Indian Terri.
tories. southern Missouri and southeastern
Kansas. show the occurrence there ON Wednes-
day and Thursday of the coolest weather for
the season Of which the weather bureau has
record. Following are some minimum tenn
perstures, with their relation to the lowest pre-
October, viz: On the eth, Oklahoma, 32o AZ
below; Springfield, Mo-, SOC, 60 below; Fort
Smith, 34o, 50 below; Abilene, Texas, l0o, 50
below. On the 9Th, New Orleans, 500, 90 be-
low; Shreveport 81, q bslSw; Galveston, 6so,
ing frost occurred Wednesday morning in
Missouri, Kansas and Arkansas, and light frost
Thursday morning in northern Louisiana and
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Pleas and Sentences.

row, young colored man who plead guilty Il
obtaining goods and money by false pretenses
was sentenced by Judge Bradley to two years
in the Albany penitentiary.
VIM Proctor, a colored boy, plead guilty tc
the larceny of diamond ring in June last, and
being under sixteen years of age was sentenced
to the reform school during minority.
W. H. Dymes, q colored man, plead guilty tc
the larceny of a watch and 50 from Frank
Douglas on July and asked, as this was his
first offense at larceny, that the court be
lenient Sentence was deferred.
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TIE WORK TO BEGIN.
An the Dranss for the Post OAcs Bite Nov
Issued.

a suPKRrNrRNDKNr OF CONTRACTION ArforNrKD
AND TIE voax or PakPARrSe TEE SITE 10
60 on WITHOUT pKLAI-THK rLASs AND sFror-
SIoArIoSs TO m MADE
In . comparatively few days the work Of
clearing OF square SIS. the site Of the new
city post offcs, will probably be begun. AT
the Treasury Department this morning
drafts were issued for all Of the parcels
OF land left unpaid for, including
the alley parcels and were sent to the clerk Of
the court OF the District TO be held until or
ders may be issued by the courts as to ownership
and title. There are several disputed cases and
pending action on the suits that have
been or will be brought the government will
take possession and proceed with the erection
Of the building.
SUPERINTENDENT OF CONSTRUCTION
In view Of this state Of things Col Edbroote.
the supervising architect Of the treasury, has
designated Mr.. Tom C. stuard Of this
city n superintendent Of construction
FOR this building, and he will probably issue
orders 10 him tomorrow 10 begin the pre-
perataoo Of the. sits- Upon the re-
ceiPt OF this order oil occupants Of
OF tearing down the old structures will CON-
mence soon after.
The architect will also issue orders in a few
days detailing draughtsmen on the duty Of the
making OF plans and specifications.
DRAFTS ISSUED TO-DAY.
The drafts issued this morning were all in the
name Of r. J. Meiss, clerk of the court
but they may be designated as fol-
lows: George W. Mantz. parcel No. 1,
together with alley parcel A, SIS, s4s; Clara J.
heyiand and others, for the estate of Alfred
Jessup, in contest with Federal. Column
bia and Lebanon Lodges OF the
Order of Free and Accepted Masons
parcels . and 4. S9057: C. {. Duncanson. par
eel No. Is, sl7.0o0; and Ellen Gen,ner and
others, for the estate of John ]. Gentner, par
GELS Is, 20 and 80. 6S,6ls; and the following
alley parcels, all of which are in contest:
ALLEY PARCELS
b, Catharine Conner ct al, $50; c. Clara J.
Heyland ct al, In contest with Masonic lodge.
mentioned above, Slo0; ID, John A. Lakcr, 600
and l, R. Ross Perry. trustee, ss4: r, Ellen
Gentner ct al, IS; q. Ellen Gentner ct al,
Sl3; n, Ellen Gentner ct al, S24;
J. Helene Hartong in contest with c. c. Dun
canson, S2l; X. Ellen Gentner ct al, SIS: l., c.
z. Duncsnson, s2l; NJ, William J. Aiken, sI7;
n, Augustus Lepreux, SIS; ., Elizabeth ].
Stone. sl25; p, Z. q. Duncanson, $40: q, W. IS.
Albert, $40; r, trustees independent Ice Com
pany, Sl20; s, trustees independent Ice Com
pany, $50: L. @. L. sheriff, $50.
MIR. Stusrd, the superintendent of construc-
ton, is a man of technical experience in build
ing, having occupied n similar position on the
Nashville, Tenn, public building. He has
lately been employed in the census Office.
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The valus Of the cutlery exports from Shelf
Geld, Eng, to the United States during the last
quarter vas e., SIS against exports valued at
E74, $40 for the same quarter OF 1880.
At . meeting Of the Loyal Legion last night
IN New York resolutions were adopted oppos-
ing the projected repeal Of that clause OF the
constitution which requires members by sue
cession or inheritance to wear blue instead Of q
red stripe on their hodge Of memberzhip. tx
President Hayes rad paper on ssThis Military
Order"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

A dispatch from New York today announced
the arrival there this morning from Europe OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Nailor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nailof will reach Washington at O'Clock to-
morrow evening over the Baltimore and Ohio.
In Mr.. Majors honor the Washington Light
Infantry will turn out and escort him to his
home. The Infantry will assemble at their
armory for the purpose at o'clock.
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Policy Cases In Court

In Judge Miller's court today Benjamin Car
ter plead guilty to having violated the policy
law and at the suggestion Of the prosecuting
attorney the court imposed . fine Of s100,
which was paid. In the cases of Richard Stew
art and John Jackson. charged with . similar
ofense, jury trials were demanded.
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Real ksfafa Mssfees.

Katharine kearney has purchased for Sc. 900
Of T. S. Tucker subs is and II, square 35s-
s.. IS by ~ feet at the northwest corner of 10th
and E streets southwest.
f. J. Redmond has bought for a. 500 of r.
Mason sub Ill, square 36S-16.3S by 50 feet on
French street between r, s, 9Th and 10 streets
northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08
An Addre.. to New York Kepub,,c.,,

The campaign committed of the New York
Republican Association has issued an address to
New York republicans residing in Washington,
calling attention to the importance of the
pending campaign in the empire state and
urging every republican voter to register and
repair to his election district November g.
paign.
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He veneratss home industry
With all his heart and soul;
That's why he leaves his wife alone
10 carry all the coal.

All the other girls said that she was Of an en-
vious disposition, and perhaps this will explain
the following colloquy, reported - occurring
in Chicago:
Everybody thought that Count Sizzpate
would never propose to any one, but Mauds
Simpkins brought him to her feet"
Did she2 Then he must have proposed
twice."
"Why2"
$50 as to take one foot ct q time"
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"Jimmyw shouted the editor.
Eyes, sir" the Office boy answered.
Bring me the paste pot and scissors wan,
to write the life Of Parnell"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

'Struck down in his prims"-ths young mar
with his first mustache
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Especially infants IL prevalent more or Len q III
times, but 10 largely avoided BY diving proper
nourishment and wholesome food. Inc most sue
censful and reliable Of al II the Gail Borden
Eagle" Brand Coudsnsed Nilk Your grocer and
druggist kept
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THE COURTS.

COURT Is GENERAL TERM Chief Justice Bin9-
ham and Judges Goa aud James.
Today-Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company agt. Gill: opinion by Judge James
overruling objections Of respondent Ameri-
can Cloak and Suit Company agt. Saks; on hear
ing
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FoH SALE
PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC
LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.

In order to encourage improvements on our new
subdivisions. We now offer ACREAGE TRACTS, con.
tanning SPLENDID BUILDING SITES, vt Low
RATES and on ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
This property is too well known to require much
ominendation from us. situated 1t is ong and
oNerlooklng the Potomac river. and commanding an
excellent view OF the picturesque country surround
ing 1t.
No better investment be made in or about the
District either home or and speedy prots
Upon the completion OF the railroads now being con-
structed through this section it will be possible to
reach tue center of the city Washington any
part OF this property by ten minutes ride over .
beautiful and picturesque country.
Special Inducements 10 parties building this fall
stone ior purposes furnished from company
quarry FREE OF CHARGE.
FOR plats pamphlets and full particulars. apply at
company's office, -
ap2l-oni 1415 L st. NV Washington, DC.
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ITS the funniest thing" said the pretty first
grade High School girl, 'the way Harold comes
to see me and sits and sits and never says .
word. I think he must be suffering from
collapsus lingus."
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III ARRIyED,l CARLOAD OF ORGANS
the west. construed TO Il. r. OROOP, 9S5
FEd AVE II You want b<autiful Cabinet Organ
SaA see my new TALL stock. Sold on easy monthly
inwfeotA No intsrsss ehAxgUd- stool and book
gfss,.th each tnssxunsnt. oci-lv
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An OLD MOTTO RRArrLr,

How sad seems that very last dollar unspent;
No songs can beguile you TO tune 'em.
But you sigh and recall how lot Of cash went
And murmur, ''E pluribus, unum."
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SHOOTING srARa

Shipping intelligencs-ths return Of our best
society from Europe.
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SPECIALTIES.

SHAL.ST-cANCERs REMOVED WITHOUT
~ knife; virulent effects OF the blood caused by
CAMPUS tuinors tg~ated Having successfully treated
h14is ! resleefIuiiy solicit call. Dr. GEOl.oE
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

Buy LOT
FORT MYER HEIGHTS.
rs good investment.
lou will not regretit.
Don't hesitate longer.
The ELECTRIC ROAD,
NOW under construction will be completed BY Novem
Der u.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
To be spent ON streets this fali
fou can buy lot right line of electric road, with
loot
Our teams always at your service.
40 trouble to drive you over property
Maps. terms. &c, at Offices OF
ROBINSON 4 LODGE,
" and W Atlantic building.
Foh SALE
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS ADDITION TO BROOK
LAND) LOTS.
NEAR UNIVERSITY STATION AND ELECTRIC
CARS EVERY SIX MINUTES
Cheap and on easy terms.
HOUSES BUILT If DESIRED.
bssutifni subdivisioa. Gravel streets, brack sds-
walts.
REpFoRD ". WALKER = SON. 1908 =.
HARRY BARTON. 1881 + ss1s-lm
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Boiled milk il one Of the products Of
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"Mabel," he said in tender tone, win you
marry me?"
mo, Frederic, I" she answered, but will"
mo more r. he interrupted. Il - IL q 10
b the same sistermatic refusal"
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CHIROPODISTS.

HENDER FEET INSTANTLY RELIEVED AND
l. cure guaranteed; best references.
Dr. j. J. GEORGES 4 son.
farlors 1llJ IA ave. II. W. Slcciaty-Removsl
bunions and lnxrowing and iub nails without pain
1yl6-3lu
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4 surRRrxrRSpKxr OF CONTRACTION APPOINTED
AND TIE voax or PnKPARrSe TEE srrx TO
60 on WITHOUT pKLAI-THK rLASs AND sProI-
VACATIONS TO BK MADE
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tOR sLE-15O LOTS IN CHARMING GLEN
Mar Park electric railroad direct to the city; low
ktlses and easy terms For particulars apply To
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT COMPANY. Rooms 80
anu ii, torcornn building.
~ lots. o. one quarter Of an acre each upon the
e.eetric road near Tenaliytown. within 80 minutes
of the Treasury Department
For sale by the SOUTHERN INVESTMENT CON-
FAM. Rooms 30 and 81. Corcoran building. se. I'm
IOR sALE-A BARGAIN TO BUILDERS AND
hone-seekers-f east front lots ADJOINING IL gth
81 $ and ia lltil cash. Call ut
Sl3 East Capitol 81: sel7-lu.-
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EOR sALE-
IL NUkIHEASC.

LOn SALE-
Il NORTHEAST.
l2SS to 1853 L st,
and $50 to $40 18th
1t. b h. Or. all. sis. 0O<
Store and dwelling 1UOl
Sd st. b b. Or. -. 70
725 9Th st. I b. mi /,
1O2y 4th st. b b, Or. .:l. 50t
- Myrtle st. b Ii. .r. =. JOt
"a, 10. "a and 81
Myrtle ct, b h. 1r.. Il, TW
209 to 2l6 1 st. b h.
So to s;3i I'd st. b b. -,
724 18th st. 4 h, Ar. l.0Ot
1G25 I'D ST, I h. Ar. II, OOt
SOUTHEAST.
1l1:l15 and I1l7 II SC,
fh. 10 and 6r. 80. e., 00<
o07 and 500 Va ave,
and yu6 9Th st and 2
unimproved lots. a, 5O
216 to 2.s 18th st and
kentucky ave bet b
and S c ave. { Ia. a, OO(
&1. 53 and :Se3S ID st,
4 l., 6r. each. ....... 3, OO
3U.2 9th st, bh. 6r. b, ON
Net9ll i st. ( b. 5r. 2. 5O
Alley bet 9TH and 7tn,
q and Z. b b. Or. son
303 10Th st. I b. Or. ..1,5O
3l.5 lDth ST. 4 h ar I'm
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HALE SQUARE WEST OF STATE, WAR AND
NAVY DEPARTMENTS. PRICE ONLY IS, 900 FOR
2,Ss9 SQUARE FEET, with frame house, which rents
for $50 per month.
Apply to
j. v. n. HUYCK,
ocT-2t 1905 Pennsylvania ave.
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fl345. l347 and 1349 K
st, Z h. or, each. lei, 200
D 4l4 X 1t. I b. 5r. -. loo
Hope ave. b h. Ar. :. $40
D 1907 4th st. fh, 4r.....SO0
4OS l. st. b Ia. :Sr. 40
D SOUTHWEST.
)l616 to gu Nd ave,
Iil4 and lilo 9TH st.
D b h. ar. and cne h
in rear. q. 600
D 239 131s ct, b n. mi. ST. D. OOO
Ne cor 9TH and d SITS.
D. FIJI. 6r. ..........-.5, 600
) 467 and 4o9 l. st. Z Ii.
l4U4 and 4Oo 8 Cap 81,
fh. Or, each. ....... 1. 500
D 81 and IA NJ st,
fh. Ar ....-.........2.6O0
COS LIST st. str and dwg.
4IS / st. b Ii. 5r. $40
sos, alley bet q and H.
D 9Th and 10th SITS. fh.
T......-..-..........1, 100
D Alley, ~ and 9TH, b
D and I SITS, I h. 4r. 80. 800
D 613-l5-l7 Burke's al
ley, I b. ar, each. ;. 800
} Rear of 334 Z st. ( h.
D Ar. ....................600