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To The PUBLIC.
SINGING at THE REFORM SCHOOL,
ct. Johns Choir Pays Visit to the Institu.
tiOn.

OF. johns Choir Pays Visit to the Institu-
tion.
The officers and boys at the reform school
take great pride in their singing, and few peo-
pie have visited that institution and heard
their music without being surprised and de-
lighted. The president of the school, Mr.. A. J.
Falls, anxious to afford the boys pleasure a.
well as to give them an opportunity to hear
trained choir, invited the choir Of st. Johns
Church to 60 out to the school last evening
and sing for his boys. f
Mr.. Falls met the choir 1t st. Johns Church
Just before sundown with . capacious omnibus,
furnished through the kindness OF Mr. George
W. Knox, into which the entire choir Of over
thirty members packed itself. headed by their
preceptor Mr.. W. H. Daniel, and to the &C.
compartment Of merry laughter and boyish
shouts from the younger members Of the choir
they ratified through the city and out over the
biadensburg pike to the school.
Upon their arrival at the school they were
welcomed by Supt and Mra Shallenberger,
Assistant Superintendent Porter and the other
officers OF the school, They then marched into
the Dig school room, where the reform school
boys were already assembled awaiting them,
and after brief address BY Mr.. Falls the choir
opened with . beautiful anthem. The school
boys, under the leadership Of their musical in
structor, Mr.. w. E Cohen, then sang one Of
their favorite glee songs and thereafter singing
was alternately done by the choir and the boys.
and the two parties vied with each other In he
warmth OF their applause. The singing lasted
over An hour, and upon its copclusion brief Cd
dresses were made BY Dr.. + T. Carpsutael a
the board Of trustees, Mr.. Falls and Nal foetee
OF the Department. Of Justioa
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
INVESTMENTS.
l. REAL ESTATE IN WARRINGTON CITY.
The CAPITAL OF THE NATION, AND THE ~.
TURE '.QUEEN CITY OF THE WOkID."

a RARE oPPoRTGsITT.
Every citizen q ne United stst,s shord Sssirs
a. the nation Increases IN population and wealth 80
aSss is S Sspis. Its present rslsnSwn sssptic
and offended By the establishment Of great national
II Is AaHowIf fao shT d cSkhAhY AND EDUcA
ins. specially one ss the new American cniversity:
or CITY in w 3 far ne
Ssnssr AND winter heath city o. eonSsn
tens and an objectiye ONT Of al tourists WESLEY
the site OF the great American University q
, ave extended and i only three mile
nd b: ~ sSsS r.
LOTS s42s TO $3.50.
sold TO in an parts Of the country. Good
IaE hSERIcAN UNIVERSITY project /, sur. Of
s1ssa
OF The U ShEfAs AMERICAN
WHERE IS 1T .IOCATED,-In northwest Wash
Cleveland iornsr country home and Grsssiands s1
mile %sf isas S1y
tory, costing 81, O0OD0 and short distance west Of
has already authorized "a COO 600 to be spent At s
Eo sIr creek
to the aaeran un,ers,ty Th,s svsnus within the
HON DOS The LAND L1Es-r &, one of the
highest points within the District OF Columbia and Ii
very picturesque and romantic. The ground slopes
gently from its crest toward city, No ground
WHAT Is THE SIZE OF LOTS?-The average size
is feet. and cost from 4to 1850 per
nth cash, balance III =. ana Years. All taxes
A copy OF the Columbia Title Insurance Conpany's
ate given free to every purchaser We have sold
to bankers brokers' editors, lawyers. army officers,
ministers. school teachers government employees and
prominent business men.
HOW ABOUr lMPhOvEMENTS?--stree are be-
fifteen feet wide front OF all lots given purchasers
free OF charge. Every purchaser, therefore. gets
Garden POI ioxI leet Tor nothing Buyers OF corner
TO building line The Parking provision rendels such
unnecessary. Five beautiful cottages are being
ere cted ON the He shs. The construction oi q mag
nifcent s23. 900 residence is also well under way
improvements are steadily progressing every clear
NORRIS ADDITION SsG to NORTHEAST WASH
Lots from 500 to $500; S25 cash; balance in l.
and years. interest Gper THIS subdivision with
the extension Of st through to Bennings track
the Northeast section. 1t will be but a short time b.
fore this property Will greatly enhance in value
LIE DhOII PARK.
II you are looking for home from 49, $50 to &c 900,
We can supply your wants IN hrst neghborhood
and you get your moneys worth. We have 80 houses
you may choose from and no reasonable offer refused
Terms easy This is good property for and
sure 70 go higher owing to Its nsarness the center
For plats and other information call on or write to
JOHN h. WAGGAIAN,
se2trr Cor. OF l4th and Il sts ".
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81 don't know what to make Of it," said VIII
lie Washington. but 1 can't seem to get along
nicely with Miss Pepperton."
"Whats the matter now2"
II tried to pay delicate compliment you
know, and sent her q box Of confectionery with
. card, on which wrote Sweets to the sweet"
"And what did she do?'
''she sent me a paper Of chestnuts and .
card which read 'Similia similibus curantur.'"
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MARINE PRODUCTS.
What Inspector Harris says Of the Plsh q.
Market Now.

What Inspector Harris says Of the pssh q.
Market Now.
The report Of Mr.. Gwynne Harris. inspectos
Of marine products, for the quarter ending
September 80. made to Health oficer Hsmme,s
a few days ago. shows the arrival during that
time Of ~, Sss punches OF trout. 81. SOS punches
Of Spanish mackerel aud 1884 bunchss of
blue fish.
The number Of trout and Spanish maelsrai
caught during the three months Was the largest
caught for many years, and Inspector Harris
said to STAR reporter today that they were Of
extra fine quality.
FINE TROUT COMING Up
The trout, he said weighed from eight
ounces TO eight pounds, while the mackerel
were also of good size. The season for che
mackerel Is over. but the trout coming IN the
river now are even better than those brought
here during the three months referred TO- and
they sell at prices cheaper than during former
years.
Inspector Harris said he did not know how 20
account for the large catch, unless il was owing
to the temperature of the water and the con-
ailon o. the TIDE and winds. together with the
fact that the fishermen have gone out Of
the river and set their traps In the
ocean. These traps are set out in the
ocean where il il almost impossible
tor LIE boat TO live at times and for several
miles along the beach in sight OF Virginia
Beach there is net after net These nets ere
put out on poles which are sunk In the sAnd
by using pumps. the poles being SUNK - he
sand is pumped out.
THE SHINES BEING PUT OUT
Tie fall fishing seines are now being put out
for rock fish, or striped bass. and white perch,
as they come when the water Is cooler, and
fishermen say that they come near shore In the
grass and shallow water, where they can get the
beneht OF the sun, and Is 10 then that they ere
caught in seines.
Following this will come the winter fshiug,
when yellow perch, catfish and pike viii take
the place OF the fish that caught earlier in
the season.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THE pHrLLrps-snrrH nURpKs C.

THE PHILLIPS SMITH MURDER CASE.
The case Of Jefferson Phillips, indicted for
the murder Of George \. Smith, was called in
the corporation court this morning Messrs. g.
q. Brent and Ed Burke appear for the ACCUSED
and Commonwealth Attorney Marbury, with
Messrs: johnson and Cation. for the prosscu-
ton The FIRST business was the can Of the
venire. Counsel for defense filed affidayit and
motion Tor q postponement, and the rgument
OF the motion occupied the court until the
afternoon.
ARREST OF A wAsHISGToNIAN.
The police yesterday afternoon about 3
O'Clock arrested Ernest Wilson, q Washing
tonian, charged with stealing bicycles in that
city. He came here ia the morning, returned
on the $50 ferry boat and then came back
about clock on the railroad train, and on
landing here he arrested and Lieut.
smith notified the Washington authorities. He
Was carried back today.
KING STREET RAILWAY.
The Alexandria and Fairfax Railroad Con-
pany, which has q state charter 10 make street
railways here, has passed into new control, ana
the company obtained last night from the CITY
council a new grant Of the right of way through
the streets Of the city condition that The
portion Of the road from the Washington ferry
wharf TO the west end Of King street b
commenced within forty-fve DAYS and CON-
pleted within ninety days
PROPOSAL FoR sUnsDY.
An Ohio wool finishing company ID now nses-
tiatiug for the purchase Of the Pioneer mills a
the foot OF Duke street for 1000, and win. "a
IL understood, bring 10 this city an estsbliub-
ment working 100 hands IL the city viii relesss
10 the company its ground rent Of el,0CO psr
annum on the mill
II ID understood that the Baltimore and Ohio
nj
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Iti BY "eating crow" that the public man
must sometimes show his devotion to the polit-
ical caws.
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Some great wits may be closely allied to mad
mind.
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Now READY.
FALL AND WINTER sTYLEa
YOUMANS
CELEBRATED NEW YORK HATS,
WILCOX b CO.. BOSTON, CELEBRATED SELF.
CONFORMING HATS
COMPLETE STOCK DERBY HATS. FOR MEN AND
BOYS.
e1.5O. e.. %. So %. q and Is.
DRESS SILK HATS, e5. Sc and e.
FULL LINE SOFT HATS
At u. s1.5 So 81, 81 30. 90. %. 30. o. q 50, Is
LADIES' RIDING HATS AND CAPS.
HATS FOR COAcHAIEN.
GENTS WALKING AND DRIVING GLOVES
CANES. UMBRELLAS and RIDING CROPS
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS,
se3-T NV. cor. Pennsylvania md Eth II.
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THIS LANGUAGE OF OURS.

'Yes," remarked the energetic man, I've had
. pretty busy time. After turned out Of bed
early this morning, I went and turned ont de-
linquent tenant. This afternoon turned ont
lot Of letters and altogether think the day
has turned out very well, 20 think I'll turn
out the gas and turn in"
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W1srER MrrL1sEnY.

W1sTEn M1LI1sEnr.
Owing to our increased demand for Choice Millinery
We have arranged to receive constantly
NEW AND SELECT STYLES
For our show room from the leading Paris end London
houses.
MRS. n. !. HUNT.
ocl4-f 1909 q. nv.
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'Tis now that Nature seems 70 b
Preparing for society;
The trees are getting every day
A trife more decollete.
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"Can You tell me-" said the college youth to
the village blacksmith, "why the outside of a
wheel goes faster than the hub?'
mo, sonny" was the reply, as he put the
finishing touches on the wagon he was fixing,
sunless may be it's because the outside has that
tired feeling
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PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC
LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.

In order to encourage improvements on our new
subdivlSons, We now oter ACREAGE TRACTS, cor
tanning SPLENDID BuILDING SITES, ut Low
RAIES and on ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
comine ntiaton from us. situated 1t 10 a and
overiooking The Potomac riyer and commanding an
excellent view OF the picturesque country surround
ing it.
No better investment can be made In or about the
District either home sure nd speedy profits
Upon The completion oi the railroads being
stFnsted through his section II will be possible
reach the center of the city Of Washington any
pant OF this property by ten minutes ride
beauhfui and y cturesque country.
Special Inducements to parties building this fall
stone Tor budlng purposes furnished from ompanys
quarry FREE OF CHARGE.
Tor plats, pamphlets and full particulars. apply
companys office.
ap:sl -Uu4 lilD Of. W. washington n q
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For SALE
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS ADDITION TO BROOK
LAND) LOTS.
NEAR UNIVERSITY STATION AND ELECTRIC
ROAD.
CARS EVERY SIX Minutes
Cheap and on easy terms.
HOUSES BUILT IF DESIRED.
beautiful subdivision. Gravel streets. brick side
walks.
BEDFORD ". WALKER SON. zoos r.
HARRY BARTON. 1881 F. se1s-1m
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1specially in1ants. 4 prevalent more or len q IN
nourtshme1t and wholesome food fhe noss nc
ceesful and reliable Of al d the Gail BordSa
~kaoe. brand con1ensed MIR Yo9r Grocsr GA
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
DUT YoUR MONEY

Pur YOUR MONEY
REAL ESTATE
In and around Washington city, which vil In . fsv
years be the social and intellectual a. wall - the 20
htical. center of the United States
II you sre looking
FOB AN INVESTMENT,
Oh HOME SITE,
Buy lot In
FORT MEYER HEIGHTS.
THE WARRINGTON AND ARLINGTON
ELECTRIC ROAD.
To pass through this subdivision, IL now under
sruction. Cars will Be running the road by the
middle Of next month.
THE BRIDGE ACROSS THE POTOMAC
VIII be under construction than thirty days. the
completion Of which will place the residents OF Fort
Meyer Heights within Is minutes ride Of the center
OF the city. In the meantime passengers the
electric road will b Transferred In carettes the
Aqueduct bridge to the Washington and Georgetown
railroad.
A STONE QUARRY
VI beautiful hard blue stone
Has been opened
In Fort Meyer Heights from which
STONE WILL BE FURNISHED AT COST
To those intending to build. This stone viii also b.
used for
MAcADAMIz1Na THE STREETS.
contract has been let for grading the streets TO the
amount of sl5 600. at which large force 10 1t
work.
LOOK AT OUR ADVANTAGES:
Cheap stone for building.
An electric road.
Only one-half mile from city.
Right on Military road.
Adjoins Fort Meyer.
Highest ele vstion.
magnificent viewA
Graded streets.
natural PARK.
Overlooking Washington city and the Potomac.
Healthy location.
Pure water.
Prices only &c. to 15c. per square foot.
Lots On route Of electric road, &C. to loo.
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY.
The improvements to be made this fall will cause
big advance in this property next spring.
You could hardly call this suburban property a. il
Is so near the city. and when the electric road
city quickly those residing IN the northwestern
or northeastern section Of Washington.
THE VIEW FROM FORT MEYER HEIGHTS
ls simply grand, taking in the whole city Of Washing
ton, the Potion river and the hills of Maryland and
Virginia for Iniies around.
,,,,, PRICES QUOTED ABOVE
VIII not last lonR IL you are thinking of buying do
SO at once and reap the benefit OF the advance which
Is likely to come in the next thirty days
Ne can give you any size lot from 50x1OO feet to
1T WILL PAY YOU HANDSOMELY
subdivde same into small lots and let sell them for
you
Don't hesitate to cal aud let US drive you over the
property. We have teams that purpose.
ROBINSON L LODGE,
Investment and Real Estate Brokers,
W anG 10 Atlantic building,
y2S and 800 st. NV.
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II see You have a lot Of unopened mail on
your table," said the heiress' friend who was
calling. From suitors, suppose
"ies," she answered YEARLY; sealed pro-
posals."
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SECOND STREET SOUTHWEST.
A Delegation of Citizens Present Its Conditis
to the Com sioners.

a Delegation OF Citizens Present Its Condition
to the Commissioners.
A delegation composed Of Messrs. David
Murphy, T. ID. Fitzgerald and John Quinn,
representing the property owners on I'd street
southwest called upon the Commissioners this
morning and presented petition calling atten-
ton to the condition of that street between
Virginia avenue and Canal street. The petit
ton sets forth that by an act of Congress the
Anacostia and Potomac River railroad was su-
thorized to extend its tracks along the line of
said I'd street to Canal street from the inter-
section OF I'd street, provided it completed its
tracks and had cars running within two years
from the passage Of the act, which was on
August 1, 1883. Also that the act
required the company to lay it's tracks
on level with the surface Of the
railroad company has failed to complete its
road within the time required by law and has
delayed its completion for more than one year,
and for several months past I'd street. for nearly
Its entire length, has been rendered almost
impossible to ordinary travel by the condition
in which tho street has been left. The
petition further charges that the railroad
company has violated the provisions
of the law authorizing its coustruc-
non by laying its rails in some
face Of the street, and further in replacing the
pavement on I'd street from Virgins avenue to
c street the company has repaved with an in
ferior pavement consisting OF old secondhand
belgian blocks. The Commissioners are re-
quested to require the company to replace the
pavement which they have destroyed with
concrete and correct all existing evils. The
matter was presented to the Commissioners and
referred by them to the engineer department
for investigation and report.
Brookland Notes.
One dark rainy night last week Policeman
Mckenzie saw an individual With bag on his
back acting in . suspicious manner. The off,
Ger undertook 70 stop him, when he dropped
his burden and ran away. The bag was found
to contain o number Of nice young chickens
which were placed in charge Of Station Agent
White, awaiting an owner. but none being
found they were sent 10 the Police Court and
sold.
Mr.. Mcleod has removed from Fort street. 10
the house on Providence street recently occu-
pied by Mr.. Ridgeway.
Al the meeting for the reorganization Of the
Queenstown Mite and Literary Society last
week Mrs. Robert West was chosen president;
Niss Greenlees, editor; Hiss EdA williamson,
secretary, and Mr.. G. @. Lynch. critic The
first regular meeting Of the society viii be held
at tho home OF Mr.Jesse L ScherWood Tuesday
evening, October %.
Mr.. Burgess has about completed his house
and viii soon take possession-
Arboriculture u receiving much attention.
throughout the neighborhood, and Aourishinr
fruit trees win abound in the spring.
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"Delusion," the short horse who won the
farewell stakes at Jerome Park, turned out to
be no snare.
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The cracksman took his 'iimmy" forth
Intent to burglarize:
Bald he "You can't get moneys worth
Unless you have the prizes"
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DRUNKENNESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT, POS
~ IT1vELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING
DR. HAINES' GOLDEN specific
1t is manufactured a powder. which can be given
IN glass OF beer. coffee tea. or in foo
without the knowledge of the patient 1t absolutely
harmless and Will effect permanent and speedy cure,
hoiic wreck has been given in thousa ns Of
and In every instance perfect has followed. 1t
never falls The system once impregnxted with the
specnc become an utter ipossbiiity the liquor
appetite to exist
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO.. SOLE PROPRIETORS,
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
Forty-ei page book Of particulars free To be
had q 3 WARN, under Ebbtt House; W. c.
OOWNEf CO., 18th st. and Vermont ave-. WASH
ington. d. C. myl2 81 tn 8 tn. to: Amy %
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY,

EOR RENTAL HYATTSvILLE, Md, lO-ROOM
house. with acre of ground. outbuildings. water,
ssee &C. three minutes walk from station. A. H.
sAOooS. dyattsvilie ocl5-:ts
EOk SALE-CoTTAGE IN BALLSTON, va. 2K
miles from city lot one-quarter $50 feet front
Oh .Ho streets i.QyO $50 lots adjoining $500
se-9-na h.A.FHlLLIPS son. l4lS n. Y. ave.
Eok sALE-AT WOODSIDE. NEW SIx-ROON
cottage, wl.h range, hot and cold water. bath. La
oqe table Tor TWO horses; cellar and shsds. frtcs.
Also. new seven-roon cottage, with bath, range.
'A ts,o ssuaf 9pd shade Terins to suit.
V24-sn b. 4. LEIGHTON Az Ia. avs. u, ".
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EOR sALETHE BEST IN TIE CITY FOR TIE
PRICE.
" st. near Conn. ave-, brick dwelling. 70. 9xSo,
choice location. a bargain at slO. 500 - 40.
i2 rooms, % front, over I2U deep, SlO,OUO.
ct near 18th, IL rooms, 81 xs5. alley, $40. 800
1sth near 4, nearly 10 rooms. 1Sx 1O2. $40. 600.
ST. near 18th 10 rooms. hoo. alley 81 900.
Conn. ave-. frame. rooms and bath, lot 25x9o,
$1,000.
18th st near Dupont Circle. 10 rooms. 1900.
Handsome donbie house n ". new, steam heat,
$4,000
ST. 18th. new. three stories cellar. o. coo.
ST. ruth, rooms and bath. lot 20xS0 %, so.
I'D ST. l., 10 rooms cellar. furnace, 90. 600.
St I2th nearly new. rooms. cellar. co. 600.
II st. near 10th. history brick. 2Ox14O. sS, OUO.
X ST. near 18th. three stories and cellar 50, 900.
A handsome corner residence on 18th St, s.. 800
VI ST. near y. H. ave-, two built bay window
bricks. four stories; very cheap. each 5000
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FOR SALE---HOUSES.
EOR SALE

y J. ave- Sc. s-room brick 900
Pierce St, Groom BRICK -. ....-............. A. 900
W st bet. Era and 18th. rooms 300
vth 81 bet. q and r. $40
le Droif Park groom brick s. 100
Mallach ST. bet. I:ih and 18th, 8 rooms -. g. 600
i 81. bet 18th ana 18th. 81 rooms .....- g. 600
Y st. bet 18th and l6Ih : rooms ......... 8, so
) II. bit Gan ami 10Th IL rooms .. 8. 600
H. l. ave. BET 9rh and 10th, IL rooms. GO
2lSt st. bet y and o. 2iIli5 o.. s.
X st. bet. N anil y H. ave GriOO .......2. Is
Cor of ltith and Caroline SlrsSi 4. 90
\ 81 be-. 18th and 18th 45IIOO - 9. 90
Pierce st. near 18th 31lxs ~ - I. -
l2sh near Mss ave ..}x 10 ........... Z. 10
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Roanoke ST. bet 18th and 18th ...........-.-.1 5c
Clifton ST. bet 18th and 14th y
18Th ~ near Yale 10c
Harvard ~ bet Ilth and ia,b ~ Toe
f,oun1bi. 1T lat Isltb ana i4fh 4sc
Kenyon Il re-, 1.lrh and ian SOC
Princeton 81 bet I.th and i:itb ......... SOC
IA. a. be. 10Th AMI Zen SOC
Blppey 81 near IAN ..... o 90
have lots in the north and south college ground.
also In University Park. Of speculative prices
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L1OR sALE-l50 LOTS IN CHARMING GLEN
Mar Park electric railroad direct to the city low
prices and easy terms. For particulars apply TO
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT COMPANY, Rooms 80
and 81. Corcoran building.
30 lots, Of quarter Of an acre each. upon the
electric road near Terfaiytowa. within 80 minutes
Of the Treasury Department.
PANY. Rooms 30 and 81 Corcoran building. sess2 I'm
LYOR sALK-A BARGAIN TO BUILDERS AND
home-eeekers-n front lots adjoining II 9Th
81 and PA llth st. re- onefourth cssh. Call at
Yl3 East Capitol IT. sel1- Inn
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L,oR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A DESIRABLE
Il property in Mount Pleasant two or three houses
in the city.
Two brick houses on St.. rooms and bath, trade
equity on brick house. q or rooms.
Two Dineroom bricks 81. on improved or uu-
improved
new bay window brick in lie Droit Park for lot.
Equity IN good frame house 9Th n g. H.,
1roulns and ba h. lot ISL 100. 7-room brick.
new BRICK house on Indiana ave. on vacant ground
An eleNen-room brick house n Of. near 18th on
xround-
Three well-built brick houses one SQUARE from the
Capitol. rooms and bath. ground.
Two elkht-room brick houses on @ ST. ne. on
ground.
Two new houses on + st. n. Several new houses
on Aeker st. handsome new house on North Caro-
lima ave-. vacant ground
new nine-room cottage at Takoma Park on city
property.
Apply for particulars DAVID D. STONE.
Il Est
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

ErOK SALE!YoU CAN MAKE MONEY By IN
vesting in lots on and near 18th ct. g.. Avalon
Heights. at the very low price Of and cts foot;
DAVID ID. STONE,
1t 6O6 It. n ".
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have lots in the north and south college ground.
also In University Park. Of speculative prices
NJ. NJ PARKER,
ocI5-3t l4ls 4 81.