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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-05

SAN FRANCISCO MARKETs.
MMARY OF THE SITUATION.

SAN FRANCISCO Dec A-The produce mar
kets are quiet, and prices generally wea
and tending lower. There is no demand for
shipping wheat at present, and quotations
mostly nominal Barley is quiet, and prices of
feed grades weak and tending lower. Oats
are quiet, and prices unchanged. Corn Is
firm, with moderate demand for
choice stock. The price OF bran and
middlings was reduced 50 cents per
ton this morning The vegetable market Ia well
supplied with ordinary varieties, and prices are
steady. Potatoes are moving of better, and re-
ceipts are lighter. Onions steady. The de-
msnd for fresh fruit. is light, and little ia Doing
outside Of grapes and spples. Citrus fruits are
coming In freely. The market for dairy produce
is unchanged, with little inquiry for lower
grades of butter. Choice ranch eggs are frmer.
Receipts of poultry are light, and prices firm for
all classes of stock Another lot OF Eastern has
arrived.
PRODUCE RxcKIrTs AND QUOTATIONS..
Produce receipts-Flour, 5000 quarter sacks;
wheat, 1000 eentals; barley, H,0oo centals;
corn, 5000 SACKS; beans, 1900 sacks; potatoes,
1000 sacks; raisins, 900 boxes; wine, 1900 gal
Ions.
Flour-Family extras, s.. 4osS so per Dbl; bak-
ers extras, $500. 40 per bbi; superfne, 1900
Whsa.-sl sotsl s21S per GENITAL, for good to
Bnley-Feed. sl0telO7lS for dark coast, and
shoies brswi n0E F0Ta ch s"a @
l. IS per GENITAL for standard; lower grades, sll71
oats~surprise, sl5ssLs2lz; milling. si4oD
l<71a; good TO choice, sl.S5t1l. 42iz; of grades,
81 3otI 321a; gray, sL35Sml.40; black, si.4y1l IS
per GENITAL for Oregon, and .Lso(sL 80 for Cali
fornIA.
Corn-Largs yellow. sl.sNal s2ll: small yell
low, ST. s5dsl ssh: white 81 4Osl.45 per GENITAL.
wool-spring ioothill. per pound, i6lslse:
valley. lss2lo; Eastsrn-Light. 1osloe; heavy,
l0Glsc Fall-Mountain--LighI and free, no
i2c; heavy and poor, s1sl9c. PIains-Heavy
and poor, Tttsc; good, sGl0c. Lanbs-poor 10
choice, s6l2c. Northern, Tree and choice, $50
Isc; defective, lSSl4c.
Call board sales: wheAt-Buyer 1891, 81 STA
lslix; closing, sIsll1; buyer season, sl.ss5sls
LsgsA: closing, 3lss5s
Bariey-Buysr season, S.ls14Gl lsll; closing,
sL194.
FINANCIAL
Drsfts-sight. f5c: telegraphic. 2zl<c. Sterling
bills-Bauk, 4s2.; sEhi, xisJiz; commercial,
.Asl silver bars-s5ls S95ssc. Mexican dollars
-74549751<c.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
The Deeds Recorded With the Auditor
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January, 1891.
to date are $4,000. $3.50 There were nled for
record yesterday Is deeds. the considerations
agvregatlng 9.i07, average OF s63O4a
Following 10 the list furnished BY Osborne,
Tremper & Co., abstractors of title. ll6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
c. A. Mckenzie to A. NJ. Potter, lot q block s
NcGiivras 81, $50
B. wetmore TO W. l. stearnes. part SEQ 10. "A.
T.
H. r. Thurnm to H. smith, lots 10 and
Others, block l, Thumm & Moore's sub, $500.
J. p. Sordlie to c. Fuller, lots Kid Syn add,
1890
/. " Prewett to f. g. De Wolfe. y lots 6, 7, g.
and part lot 5, block Q, Halls add, SOS.
Mrs ~ s Dexter To W. *. Suyaer, lots and
9, block IL. Maynard's Lake W, $3.50
b. y. Day 10 NJ. A. Lyon, lots q 10 30, block IS,
Days Eldorado, $4,000
+. F. Nittler TO A 4. Parson, lot 1, block 9,
McAleer's kupi, 1880.
:. J. Tenant to L. w. Macdonald, lot 10, block
!, Cars add, $1,000.
Robert Croft to Thomas Geiger, lots in Harri-
son Hts. n.
University of Seattle TO O. W. r. Pettibone,
Sc sw 49, 25, 5. 81.
X. NJ. Peterson to Seattle Seminary, tract in
Victory add. 81.
l. A. Dyer to A Il. Critchets, lot 4, block 3,
McGilvrAs I'd, 81
II. C. Raymond to Clark Davis, lot 2, block "a,
Brooklyn add, -.
c. T. Chaplin to VI. L. Sinclair, lot 4, block II,
Hutohinson's div, 500.
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THE GRAND.
$4,000 Engraving.

The publishers OF Neely's double wall map
claim that the engraving OF the two large maps
cost over $500 This will give SONS idea OF the
general excellence aud value 80 premium.
BY contracting for a large number Of maps THs
fosT-ISTELLlG ESeEA has secured ths exclusive
right 70 thu state Of Washington. and for e
limited time subscribers TO the DAILY PosT-Is-
TELLI6EScEE may secure tie map By calling 20
the publication Office sad psying 81 subscrib-
srs who are unable to call may take sdvantsgs
OF this offer by remisting 81 D for map and post
age. The above offer Is open only - subscriber
CT this paper Cal and see me nap
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MERCHANDISE.
CoEee-Options closed steady, lsneo pS4uss
up. Sales were 1900 bags. spot Rio--Quise
sugsr-Raw, firm. Sales Of 400 bags me.
lasses sugar, 50 test, at also enthusiastically
6rm demand.
Copper-Quiet; Lake, December, lila
1fn-Sieady; Straits, 1895.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Dec 4-The wheat market wss
moderately active today. The opening was
1sg14e higher than yesterdays closing, and ad.
vanced isc more; then became weaker. and
prices declined ssGbsc. The market then rallied
AG3sc, ruled weaker aud closed about 30 lower
for May than yesterday, while December ruled
only about 14fsssc lower. Receipts were l,2lS.
600 bushels: shipments, $4,000 bushels.
Wheat-Easy; cash, 9olSc: May, e71973fA
Corn-Essier; cash. 1880: May, 42JsotSo.
r Oats--stezdy; cash. Sle; May, S2JAe.
Rye-Quiet; ssb4tGSsIsc.
Barley-Qaiet: 5Sc50c.
flax-QuIet; 95Gbs5xc.
Pork-Firm: cas- h, ss,250ts s7,f: May, i.TA
Lard-steady; cash, s6e6o5; January. Bl7i{
SIS; short ribs, s.. 45a4565
Whisky-sl.fS
CHICAGO LIVE srocx.
CHICAGO, Dec. l. Cattle Receipts, eooo1
steady TO strong; top price for natives, sStS %,
no prime steers on sale; others, s2.45Qs2 75i
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000: active and higher,
rough and mixed. s34Nn3e5; prime heavy.
S. 70Q53 SIS; light, $3.2o0DSA
Sheep-Reeeipts, 1900; shade stronger; ne
tive ewes. sa3i2a; mixed, 81 25<2sA45; wethsrs
AT5g5.25; Western, 81 400t4.so.
BOSTON STOCK ExcHAsaR
BosroN, Dec A-Closing:
Mexican Central. 2o1s Bel Telephone. :. .iss
San Dlogo. 10
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Are vou going Eas; this fall or winter, II 80
take the Northern Pacific. Are your friends
coming West 20 visit7 Then suggest 20 thesa
that they take the AoFtAsra Pacific. as 1t is the
only dgrec, line TO Puget sound and Washington
posnta No change OF cars or reehecking OF bag
gage Be sure your tickets read via The North
err Pacific railroad.
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Ruiidipw Permits.

The following permits to build were issued
yesterday;
Willis Il Clark, one-story Frame lots . and 10,
block 8, Dell Point addition. 500.
r. NJ. Duggan, two-story frame, lot l, block I,
Syndicate s, 100
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FINANCIAL

LONDON Dec. Bar siver-441<d. ConsolA
e5 3-16 Bonds-U. s. A., i2Osk Bullion paid
into Bank OF England on balances today, $500
Bank OF England rate of discount, per cent
BREADsTUrrs.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4-Wheat-Demand fatA
Spring and winter, Sc SD steady.
lures. Spot, dull, 6s sd; December, steady,
5s lls<d; January, stesdy, So sd for new
February, steady, IS 1lixd
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Under the wintsr schedule Pailman CARS Win
leave Seattle daily n 7:&o g. IL over the North.
ern Pacific for the East, ssns - during SUM
Insg. First-eIass accommodations in Pullman
and dIn.ng-esr service. No changes a. Puy-
ailur
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eiGi feature Receipts st!li continue hesvy bus
buyers are holding OF Quotations were: Club
CSC; blue stem, 99oA Wheat receipts. rs cara
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MINING sTOCKs.
Portland Wheat Quotations.

PORTLAND, Dec. %-lspeeial. Wheat: The
market 10 depressed, and the actual trading re-
ported is Of Insignificant proportona Qaots,
ee.pts. e.. sss esutals
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Sept. II, 1891
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash,
Dear Sir: 1t Is some weeks since have
written you and in that time have i'm
proved very much. The pain in my liver
and kidneys entirely disappeared I have
not had sick headache since February,
and then 1t was a very light one. Just
think have had them forty years and
never missed having from one to three
every month until they had worn me out.
] have gained in flesh. and everyone says,
How well you look" / am 30 much
better than ever expected to be.
Most respectfully.
MRS. N. COWLES,
San Rafael, Marin County. Cal.
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For hyacinth., tulip- and ehrysantherauns
20 TO tae Washington Floral Con D4ny, Madison
street near LAKE Nashingtoa.
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COUNTY TREASURER'S TAX NOTICE.
~ Notice Is hereby given thar on the 3D. day of
December, 1891, volumes and two of The 1891
tar books Of King county. Washington. embracing
All implanted lands OF said county. and the tax
book containing the assessment Of all personal
turned over 10 me by the county auditor tor the
collection of the taxes thereon
To all payers of taxes who shall paw the same
within the year for which they are assessed there
will be allowance Of rebate OF three per cent II
paid or before o'clock y. M January t.
1892 and II not paid before o'clock D. m .
March !. 1892, said taxes viii then become de
inqnent, and penalty OF ten Ser centnm will
ihersupon be added and from the said iirst day Of
March. 1892. ali such unpaid tsxes and penalty
Will bear interest NJ the rate of twenty 300 per
cent per annun until paid.
Taxes are payable al the county treasurers Of
fee Seattle. King county. Washington, from 0
o'clock a m. TIL O'CLOCK p.
BYR N PHELPS,
County Treasurer
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The PROGRESS Oftbe Century

Leans array from superstition and blind
idolatry OF isms and ics-allopathic in.
GUIDED. IL leans tcaedrd universal. all
determining law; towards facts, not fam
cies. 1t leans towards immutable princi-
PIES and invulnerabie truth. and away
rom superannuated authority. organized
ignorance and dyed-in-the-wooi prejudice.
Blind empiricism in medicine has. with
other fossilized bivalves had its day. Yes.
there are plenty of debated crabs" but
Delng porn OF darkness and fear-twin SIS
ters OF intellectual infancy-they cannot
much longer withstand the civifizing in
nuence OF advancing science. They are
slowly but surely ''dying Egypt. diving"
before the search light" of Investigation.
The advancing thinker wonders how il
was possible for that monstrosity-the
medical science (?) extant now, to have
survived to this late day. But where was
the reform to come from? Il is not only
passe TO attempt reform, it is outright
dangerous. Ii requires boldness akin to
reckiessness. Legion is the name who
have tried; they have left their bleaching
bones as warning. An attempt at re-
forming theology brands you a ''heretic;"
IN politics you are charged with every in
fanny under the sun and in medicine every
ouck-intellect "quacks" at You and voIl
are accused of having no diploma when
your diploma is on file in the courthouse
under the very eyes of the slanderers. All
this Is caused by besotted ignorance. and
since books are sent free of charge to every
applicant and We pay the postage, there is
no excuse for Ignorance when 1t costs
nothing 10 be informed. People who be-
rate the Histogenetic system of medicine
are either intellectual pariahs incapable of
counting i've in succession or understand
ing any 2x4 problem, or they are mental
siuggaTds and cannot screw themselves I'D
to the point of information by reading up
and forming a conclusion. In either case
their opinions are as valuable as that of
Puget sound oysters.
Sept 10, 1891
Dr.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash,
Dear Sir: Nearly four months have pass
ed since wrote you. As know YOU are
how l am progressing. Before I COM
menced taking your medicines was suf-
fering most excruciating pain. | had tried
every sort of remedy and gained abso-
lutely no relief After | had taken the
Histogenetic medicines short time how
ever, the pain and swelling became less
until IL was gone entirely. I cannot ex-
press my gratitude as have been sick for
years, treating with so many prominent
physicians and getting worse all the time.
l bless the day that / left San francisco
for Washington as I know that had / not
come here and consulted you I would
have been in nay grave. / wish that every
one might read this as / want them TO
for. May you live many years to relieve
and bless your fellow creatures.
Yours truly,
MRS. JULIA LoNSDALE,
LAO Street, Tacoma, Wash.
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COUNTY NOTICES.

NOTICE TO COSTRACToRS-SEAL LED BIDS
~ Will b received by the board of county com
mssiuners u King county At tie Office OF the audi
tor of said county. until Wednesday, December O.
1sel at p M. for The furnishing and driving OF
100 pi 6, more or less. along the bank OF White
river ct or near William C.chrane's place and for
the plsHsinE OF said piles with 3-inch hezthIog
plan x: piles 10 be IS Get long placed feet apart
and driven TO q soldid foundation
Bids for piling TO be by The !neal foot bids for
Oh ssthing to be by the 900 feet board measure
Alldrvng will be done from the water.
check OF 800 must sec mpany each bid as q
guarantee OF good faith. The board reserves the
right 10 reject any n BIDS.
y. A. TWIcHELIs, County Auditor
Dated at Seattle December 4, 1891.
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DIR. JORDAN'S OFFICE

Ter, Third and James.
Consultation and prescription absolutely
free.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system.
CAUT1oN-The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but one agency In each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: CDR. J. Eugene Jor-
dams Histoeenetic Medicine. Every
other device is fraud.
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CTrY NOTICES.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES JOINT REsOrr-
IL ton No 2s-Be Il resolved by the board Of
aldermen and the hou Of delegates Of the city Of
tenfion OF tbs city council Of said city To i'm provs
the alley between second and Third street nv
grading and planking said alley from Cnlury hia
street 70 Marion slreet, In said city: said in1prnvs
msnt 10 consist OF grading and pianking the whnIa
width Of said alley sud said slley 10 be covered by
The estimated Cos. of grading and piankiug s<,a
alley In two hundred and fifty dollars. the tnf 81
cos. OF said improvement 70 be PAID by the abnt-
ting property-owner on said alley between the
points ma med above, and the cost OF grading ana
laying said king on said alley is TO be assessaJ
against the property abatting such alley. and
which said sbutiing property Ia hereby declared y,
be the property beneftea by said Improvement All
persons owning any said spnttns propersy a. aal
fcribed IN this resolution shall nave fifteen dsvs
from and sitter the date Of the first publication a.
this resolution TO fie with the city cier nrot est.
against said improvement.
Passed board Of aldermen this 23d day Of yovem-
Der 1891 GEORGE W. HALL
President Boa I'd Of Aldermen
Passed house Of delegates this 9Th day OF Novena-
President House OF DeIeesfss
approved By me this Both day Of November.
Filed by me this Both dav Of November. 1881.
III. w MILLER City CLERK
Published this zth day OF December 1891
GALE OF SALARY FUND wARgASrs--
- Under and by virtue of ordinance No 7oa
seaisd tenders VIII be received by the undersigned
city ptroier. city treasurer and city clerE Ia,
TIE purchase OF a sufficient number Of salary fnnd
warrants Of the city of Seattle amounting To fifteen
thousand fsl5,000) doila s. more or less 70 nav
ths day lsborers Of said city in cash said tendsrs
will be received on or before Monday, December Y.
A. d, 1891 e. oc.ock p m, the successful bidder
same on or about December g. A d. 1891
The right Is hereby reserved to reject any and ALI
bids. q. W. FERRIS, City COMPTROLLER
II W. MILLER City Clerk
Date ofhrst publication. December l. A. d. 1891.
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RIxL WAYS.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILRoAD
e the line 20 take to all points Esst 90
South; II Is We prsINs car sorTk y
f runs !. tnroass vss'suis< TRANS svs1
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
CSC change OF carsD
esapossf Of nisiPx Cars unsurpassed. Puii.aa
Drawing Been sl.srsrs Of latest
TOURIST sLxKPINo CARS
Best thst can b constructed. and in which -.
Sommodatfens arc bsth FsrE and funishsd -
seidsrs Of frss or ssosns-elAss tickets. and
kLKsANr DAY COACHES
A continusns lins csunssttng with all Inca -
for6ng dirsct ana ssinissr sptsd service.
Lullna.n sleeper r.ssrya,isas eaa Be sscussa IN
edvancs threugh sny agent ~ the road.
TERoUcH TICKETS
Ts and from ali points In Amsriea, England ana
Europe can be purchased a. any ticket once Of
TIME CARD IN EFFECT yovEMBkA L
TRarSs LEAVE SEATTLE;
Tor 20. Paul and East 7is5 a m
For walia wsha ana o. w. T. petssA Tres
Portland and south, s;IBa m, spu.
yor 0tynpis oi6 q ,n,. ande a.
For hsnsssshe and Grsys Earber. etls . -
For T.os.ss ana ieeai. s:is. 7..S aud HIS . n,
Q. $50 aad p m.
TRAINS ARsryK AT sEATrLEt
Prom st. rAui and Fast, ESQ a m
Prom Portland and south. 1905 a m, sac D m,
From Olympia. io:cs a m, 1915 and 40 .. M.
from Nentssano and tir&ys BaI Dor, $40 D. IN
From Chehaiis and local, l;ls p. m
From Taesma and iocRi 0:1b and 10 :u5 a m .
las, 4;Se, $40 p. m, ana 2;a5 night
Time shortened Is hours between seattle and 81
Pau
Through Pullman Palace sleeping Cars elegant
dsr coaches, nest pa dining cars between Sc
attic. Iaeoma ans Portland direct. DAILY ssrvics
Pull Information concerning rates time OF rains
toutss and othsr de- ais furnished application to
A. n CEASi Ton. Asst. Gen. Pass. Ct
III First 81. cor. Washington, Portland or
A. CHILhER6. city Passenger and Ticket Agent,
southeasl corner Yes avenue and Com raercsai
street, olympic block. seattle Wash
a. SADEAu. General A gent and Depot Ticket
Agent, Seattle depot foot OF Third street
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YoRx sroox KxnH.rnn

NEW YORK. Dec A-Ths stock rrarks> n
hstless. In the forenoon Missouri PaAfe
dropped is per cent, aRd ether Gould stocks
dropped small fractions, but bstore the close Of
the FIRST hour everything had rallied except
Missouri Pacific The Grsngers continued 70
advance slightly during the morning In the
last hour the dizziness became intensified. the
bears pushing Missouri Pacific and Laeksvanra
down rapidly. The close was heavy and autss
at about the lowest prices
Government bonds-steadgI
Petrolsum-elosed 5a1sc.
FINANCIAL
Money on cAll-Easy; closed, s6Srsd q a
Prime Mercantile paper-C nchalged. stsflia2
exchange-Steady. sixty-day bfilA s&sls a.
mand, s4sA
BoSDR
Z. 8. Il (reg.)..... 1lsI4jU. g. D frsGJ ,. 10
Q. 6. u (couponl. 49, Pacific d. ...... t0e1f
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Ask my agents far w. l.. Douglas Shoes.
II NOT for sale In your place ask your
dealer 10 seaa Tor catalogue, secure the
agency, aud get fhem for yon.
IL TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. N
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Sight exchange and telexraphIo transfers On Nsv
York, Chicago. St. Paul. San Francisco Port
land and various points in WASH
tngtou. Oregon and British
Columbia
sight bills Of exchange on London available siss-
where In Europe
Collections made NJ all points on favorable terrnA
Bonds, stocks and other vAluabes received on do
post for safe k,spinE.
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sTEIMERs,

LANDINGS:
Commercial Dock. near West Seattle Ferry.
SEATTLE.
N. ?. r. r. Cos wharf
TACOMA
IN. scofr, rr..,d.n.
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK, OF
Seattle
Paid mp CAPITAL. $500 900
surpIas.. SuOOo
Buy and sell foreign and domestic exchange;
transfer money by telegraph to Ail cities in the
United States and Europe; receive deposits Of
money ana is .ue pass books or csuihcaJes there
ter Our fac tiles for making collections are COM
plets and will receive prompt attention
DIRECTIONS;
a. b. STEWART Vice Pre- dsnt
l. : j. HuNT. < FRixUiNT!iAI.
CORRESPONDENTS:
London, n N. Koihschid & Sons; Paris, De
RothschIld freres: Frankfort A NJ. /. Won
ktelger a Co: New York, agency OF Bank OF Call.
fornIa: Chicago. Commercial National Rank;
Eoston, Suffolk National Bank; san Francisco
The Bank OF California; Portland The fir1
National Sank
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-07
j. S. WyckoH g. Co.,
Real Estate Brokers,
1920 G ST. N. w

1920 @ ST. N. W.,
OFFER THE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE
PROPERTIES ON EASY TERMS:
11th st, cor o n W, house 2Ox4Ox100.. .S15 900
10th st, near r n w, house 17x50xS0.. $500
18th st, near r n W, house 21x34x5O 10000
Penn ave, near oath st W, house
1sx30x5O.... 5000
Myrtle st e, house l6x25x57.............. 2,450
4th st, near Va ave e, brick, 16x4Sx105. $3.50
Glen Echo, several desirable lots at IA
and 15 cents per foot.
Takoma Park, half acre on Columbia
ave, with house of 7rooms, barn, hen
nery, fruit, fine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
Takoma Park, 92x14S on Carroll ave,
modern house, 33x46, fine order,
good shade, near epot................. $500
LIE Droit Park, 9th st, desirable 2-story
brick, handsomely papered, 8 rooms,
all Improvements. ts..,...................... $500
Mount Pleasant, cottage house, 25x44;
ground, ,1OOx175, close to 14th-st cable '''
road S,75O
Near Soldiers Home, large mansion. l3
rooms, ground 115x200; barn 30x30;
improving property. $500
Rockville, large and fine house, IL
=, rooms, ground o0x175."..;....,...,-... $500
Woodside, entire block, fine house,
choice place. $500
9TH st extension, fine plat for builders,
37x242, fronting on two streets, small
house and small barn. n................... 1000
Property wanted In all sections for waiting
buyers.