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New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Baker. VIM C. to B Downes, W 1lth.ave. Of
'''i Bcrlpser MOritS L Aaron. SO M0ntsOmery'st
year. CTt Eva c, 70 Port Morris Land and Imp Co. SIS
i3sdst q Trnityaye years, 81 800 " ., 9th.
Cohen: george q So5 to GaA'0H '''h' OF ''
crosby. Darius c. to 5 Life Ins Co. cor 5thav'
anu iayK sou6s a. 70 l. Smadbeck. lot Al, map
iaSSas cS1san Mstthe%, to C Hyatt 1O5ths Of ID
ave Donovan, van { j. to G. Lyons. loth.s of sth-ave
Eccie,ine. Joseph B. to VIM ToOhc, Lexington
ave, Of 33d-st year, 81 900 =, ,o7,,.s, ~ q, s,,
French FRANK y 600 70 COfn"'' i''n'' u
Fri:a' John il, to Hafner. 7h-ave and 13Sds
Grail jacob to Schooner, 26th.st of oth-avs
'GStiler, Charles. to ThOs NJ AssOn. 1oth-st Of
Gottiieb. Julia to Purdy, sh-ave and 72d'
e mortgages, years, $500 900. ,,-,,-. r -,
a7ist GcSAe9 mc%t: LS%is; e so 600 Morrison"
Goodman, Louis, t. steemne, % Pike-st, yea,
Cutler. Adam to schmltrer, 1othave Of s4th
~ Holden. Timothy " to and Suburban Building and
Loan association W North Sd-st' OF LothS' m''At
Hsdgs Hottie NJ, to W Aston, As and AZ Exchange
HOFFMAN DANIEL. g J Hyatt, 1iSd.st W Of 10th
Harris. Henry s. to A Brown, executor. s,lsih'ss
G Of llth-ave, years q MORTGAGES, $1,000. ,
$40 900 600 -''--''' -
Hart. Mary b, to Bradley. 5 55th-st, sth-avs
kappus, GOttiriad to L Brandt. 16ll East End'a'''
S 5 59aai ana to ESG Life s'siS
'I.sndoa, Emily L. J Waterbury. @ West lndave.
Laiinsk Lyman n, to + Lbman. DivsOn'st,
Ludlow-st. years, $1,000.
Mc,iowan, Daniel C.. to German Savings Bank,
Eastern Boulevard 7ist.st (2). year, $4,000.
NcC;owan Anna, TO + Ronnenbcrg, W cor Lincoln
ave and l3ith;st years $1,000 80, ., ~. and
Williamst years, $500. ,,,..
McManls Patrick ii. 10 DAILY, trus, Wooster-st
McNSughtan Robert, to w 7 Dun, 4S3 Columbus
a'gM MSc3cRin, S Emily, to r Smith, n 7eth.st, Of
West Fnd-aVc. ! year, $500.
Hinslage Hcrmann II, to d G. Miller, $50 Greenwich
Gibson. Ndoif F. to Harlem Building and Loan Asse
cia.ion, CordOya Place and Van Cor,andta'e'
SPryibl PAUL, to Excelsior Savings bank, 4st-ss
W n lOth-ave. , years. $4,000
PAYNE Wm II. To Title Guarantee and Trust Co,
lo3I.St . NJ SthaNr (il, 3 years. T2l,jOo -.
lios'nstock BeynhIId, % Lanier, cor Broons
Rothschud. Jacob, 10 Mutual Life Insurance "a. -
75th-~t " Of 9th-aye, $4,000. "A
simon, Theodore, TO J l. Buttenwieser, q ana -
Simon. rhcodorc. 70 Buttenweiser No % Pike
St. months. 81 900. -, - q r.a.a
Stroh, j. to l. Jones' 9lst-st e 2d-ave, years.
same to ] Musscl $ 20th.st. sthave. years.
y" StHvvesant r. to Seamens Bank for Savings
! loh.st o Sd ave. years. $4,000. ..
| Tilson. J. to Cappelle, No 30 Monroe'st : m0'N'
| Thorn l. II. to J y IL Zimmerman, 45th-st'
'' ThS Bush COMPANY to Ella NJ Hail. 15thst W eth
c ebSnon Hospital Ursuline Convent lots 80
| and 3e man Ursullnc Convent, years. s3:iOO. , ,
| Webster. J \. 70 T. y Raynor l@3i-st, 'ufa'"
! . morris, l year. Sl2O1-.
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oo.c.ro>, ,,,pKrTs-uy 1FIrGRATI

Liverpool M,rch .. p m-Cotten.Ine itlrL o. . t.'
but steady Amer 9aG AZ ndsnS ,,ch IJ~ and Hn del
t7Gid sellers April anG May del%,Ws - 2eSitn $50
I'M ond Iniv deNycry $500 sfnefs; july end August
GSilvcry 6i.G1d sellers august and 'pt+n'p,r dr'
I'rv 90 63d sellers September ana Oe"n'f u-. tfy;
g1.64d sellers october and november driNeFy oio'u
value o,.. .,..d.. ,o,dntt,, 9 "a 100
low n'ddling Bloc: good ordinary. Z 1-tc net ana
10 rsreints 376 brles EXPORT to the Continent az
fses ceastwise 7l43 bales sales, l3O bales Stock
S"rfoik March b.-Cetton steady mddnc Sac: net
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
WILL OF MRS. JACOB THOMPSON.

Memphis, Tenn, March 5-The will of Mrs. Catherine
A. Thompson. widow o. Jacob Thompson Secretary Of
the Treasury under President Buchanan, was admitted
TO probate yesterday. The bulk of the estate goes 10
her granddaughter Mrs. Kirkman. TO Mrs Mont
gomery another granddaughter known 10 the stage as
RAY Douglass" is bequeathed half Interest in a
hotel at Oxford Miss. and about $4,000 worth Of
ewelrv and plate and $4,000 is set aside 10 be in
vested for her benefit. The estate is valued at
9
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
no,r,y pror,rCr uArXrTs

t,v.,nooI March ! 3:45 D. m.-B"ef In fair demand.
Pork and IN poor drm9nd naoa IN iet,. ts, oeIanG.
t ~ TIrpSntinc in good demand NFm at 29s 90 kosn
in cood demand. Lard-Spoi aod iltures ~ r"ot a.
.cd rrirc Western sp". and March steady ~ 2Ds %
,urii ard May steady 1t 3os. Wheat T. poor demand
clam Tho don and Improving. tprn-Sp"t IL poor A.
mand FIXTURES in active dcn.andf mixed Ne-'tn rnoi
.Tong at > eLd; March and Ap strong at D. oid May
fSe It 81 cd Hops no Lcndon-Pacihc Coast IN poor
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
AN INSURANCE CoMplyY CLOSES BUSINESS.

The Commercial Mutual Insurance Company, at No
ao Wallst closed business yesterday, although II will
take some time to wind up the oompany's affairs.
The company yesterday simply stopped taking new
premiums AS the Commercial has business all over
the world it will be time before the company
settles u business and out of existence Ii
will reinsure of It's risks for others, and President
w. Irving Comes will 90 south vacation.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06

and gross receipts. 981 les ezPSstss & s.Ie
ssyanna March 4qiet Gst and so.s receipts
midd9g .c GUSa to sS Bfitan 2all bales coast
wise 6o5 ss 500 99!ss aist and stegaar
ding ii6c; low middlng liSc g0Sqs Ssoa Sru bltts
ennnf0c nst rec eipts 6.IoS bales eross o'0'- '
saes . $50 bales stock, 3l2, ,447 bales.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
sAIE oE 4 BIG rOBACCO CoMPANY.

Chicago, March "a Wheeling, w. Va. dispatch
says that syndicate of capitalists among whom are
benjamin Butterworth. of Chicago. and Charles II.
FIeischman, Lee ii. Brooks, A. Howard. Hinble and
others, of Cincinnati have brought the Block
Tobacco Factory of thai city, at price something IN
excess of 81 900 600. The original rsnin an
interest.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
STAINED.
Strlct 1Sol Grdinary.....Oss Madns 5.l6

Op.!ons were not especially interesting TODAY. and the
speculation showed drcMd falling N fucttat%i,. .
were confined within narrow range o. 3df points bbt
taken altogether the marie had ccmpI!t,eN mn @u
port. The opening was cnc pint msAcf Dn i u,ls y
points on local covering and some Htile eut9lt
buynq The close steady AZ 2d3 po.nt'
rise a. compared with The 6nai Of ye.tertay Tn re-.
c1ts at the ports larger. and Liverpool reported
frftfer decline, but they had but little effect; Sales
53 100 bales.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06

Warehouse deliveries since March !, lsSi NV
3G647 bags Balt!mor. 1,.49 bags; Ne"oficans' ioi
lags: total. $50 bags. , -,oos
Sales bales for consumption and Al oae' or & 9 .
1886 bales. against II, ,,Vo ptI
this day last week, and 5406 bales this diy ia'' var
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
Citn propertp for 5ale.

~ ORTIZ SIDE OT 18th ST and south side OF ao.n ~;
west ~ Central Park Wost.-Seven elegant iour-s"S
large extension private dwelling: ,, ', ID, NTFE
Title viii be guaIanteed by ths IT'LL III
Ann TpI'ST COMPANY. 55 Lihcrty-st .-.,,
49, EREpERICK ALDHOCS. 5I3 LenoN-aSc.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
70, tn March 5.-Tac leading futures RANGED as fol
WHEAT. so. ..

WHEAT. MOI.
opung. Highest Lowest Closing.
HSs2 Hs;'' S'2s . ,...' :s :s "ss:: 5.$ u: %'. So.
'''' cons. 80. ..
Ha;sn Nav ............. ...,.... s.s 553 s.: %st
july oAIs. so. :.
}aie },, ................. - "a ga t55s "a 3.
MISS roEK, rE" Bel.
March ................f97 - $2G22 $'7j $40
juy ..........Io % 1857 10 --2 10 52+
LAtD. PER lco H.
s: H:,.o :..:....... s>5s So :52s $$S55s $%$5:
SHOEr EIBs, PER 100 II.
H;:'c "a? :...: ts:' .s5 t:5' s:s :ss::5= :s5=
,-.as las Sao @Go'9i aa'ancc G'o 80 Sling gSSa 9Jd4t
a'o S, " .'' No oa.. ls,Sis,c 40 ryc si~9oe
80 nY goM - 20. L'Ne&' norG Hr ~ XII 50 0t
'.'' r: v. lGd pen 100 H. - or short b, ils Io2,e =,
hof o. Io a 20 d DRY ' so<el a s.; 90 ~hsbSy d
e qp,a soG % % s No. g. d. 'SS'y 45s yo Sn;HIf 5asy
irc, On 6aa.i. Gsa,3c; 80. do. O4c.
Article Receipts. ohpI,nt .n
Wheat 6lsh Ig eos SSC00
S 01,s. bush litSSo SSo
iiircy, bush .......-...... 5000 1900
un tar produce l>chanse to-day ,hc butter market was
s''ay and qo.a9f@ 1a ss aayaa2S %a2S in wheat futures
ga, sot iy u ,lDnGcd to TO-DAY ia tac price holders Of
at aG Saek s'i and oudc ancfs took uu!r for their d.
siecaa,i,c oAc. which Gour buyers da not Telgnd
tasn wheat Wa OAcrrd Hc,y ana 'dlrS aN''dst I%V'
northern. Rocrpt, worc 2$l ca-; N.th shipmeAto OF
6j cas- CiOsnE-NO had, March ana ON uucl' -. ;
tn northern, March. 3jc; April 95c; May, 'u'et on
track JOc 40 northern, March 49, on track 95-@
Mtvqutee March 5.-l1our uqehaaeea Wheat EI. & ner.
Nous; No spring, on uact, c's JoG'oc N!ty' - .
SO 1 Northern. II. Corn htmi No on trtcS %
aGl;ID &c Provisions ca-er Porz-3iay - %. l-aid d
69n3y bISa; tarlcy. 200 bush. shpmcnt.-floar,
u; 500 GbIs wheat d0o bush barley, 4,:OO bush.
Philadelphia March 5.-Flouriate od,onee in wheat
ian,rnccd bccr feeling the psr Of holders Of hour
and ,cn, Of Tic mills Instructed receivers 10 put up pr,e7
There more deposition to oltrate ~ old rat dl
uaccnt stock va cGcinf o' m, na,s o. lrgStt ay
bt sredy 20 50 i.a44 - Iuctwhet hour dull at UNI
CHANGED lrccs, - 3Od$, 20 per 100 IT, "h'a-Mifnrt !G-
Ia, I'm corn! bu1 lri, holding ok and there was
little inquiry fson either socuatcr or shillr, No
C0rnNarktt opened strong under hlSrer e"ot's au hH'
receipts West, ana eay n the day poea oi 0puos au
vanc6d a subsequent decline IN the West had no erct
Ipoitefs could littl- nothing at thc advance. and
tcrc little disposition - trade en- speculative aey9ant
LCl wcr Ic better but sold slowly at currthe
nigh prices, No yeow II srsr d"i OF ~. Ne iii m,A
Ect for car Under light receipt and o1erne ana
prices advanced -d.c but the NJ rttuctri Daslei
vanccd on March and lc on later deliveries Rejected
white 5iJ. No white 53l ao0s do liz speil1! bl,
5iS; DO do track 5gke SO; white March March t,. 55t,5
and nrn: PENNSYLVANIA Creamery extra ~ dJ3c. E8Rs
steady Pcnnsylyan nists, l7c Refined quiet and
siif trsl uRReEsassd ReEsSd gf 1000 bl. Wheat
iIOo bush corn. $500 6usf oats. 1890 BUSH Ship.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06

Stock IN al United Statf1 ,t ooo boI.
~ which American Gn00O bales Sale 10 OOO bals vi
which for speculation and export, 600 bales AutnTh,
600 b1les Spot market weak and Irregular Mu1ilhH
UnandS 13.1Gd. Futures opened easy at l.o4u drG.
'Voncbccr n.arIet-Ysrns quiet ana Unchanged NiO4S
More inquiry, not much DONG -
Quotations are based on American standard OF cla,>ih-
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
Gin properln Go Est

ID UILDIYGs lofts and cces 70 Jet IN Nose Rose
Sssa@ William cold Clia Pearl. water. Front, sSnu:
CCor,lsodt Dey Vesey Duane. Franklin. Leght WashilS
tor 1ireenwich, II dsOn ard Church IS; n.,xu.rst
1oh' "'eo' RULNND & WHITING. Beekman'ss
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
Ents.s.


HOTEL ALBERT.
,,ru CT RET BROADWAY AND 5TH.AVE:. ~ y
IL Central Ideal Greproot building. SuiNs
,wa 10 six rooms elegantly furnished Germ
WV CiiISINE AND SERVICE UNSuKIASSSStD'
TEENS REASONABLE FOR WINTER.
ROBERT J. BRADY. Manager.
MANSION HOUSE, Bk0OkLfN hIjist' hnIsjnstes' .slx
d,,acfIv oupos te Welst., New YORK. u.esuinus;
sr E,tap or wal.st ferry and the Bridge FAMILY
snnsrior Accommodations: reasonable rates SEA-
and transient hotel: 2C0 rooms Send tor e,sse.--.
,CuE pooK OFF oPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave goo aSsn.
uus,Iated The standard authority on oniag hall play
10 amnsements Rules sailing, swimmlag o' si per
no shooting horseback riding &c. &C., N Entertain
copy Published BY The Tribune New'iorA
inR and universally complimented by the nresA
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06

THE RooK OF OPEN. AIR SPORTS, octave. 800 pages
Illustrated The standard authority American open
air anusement Rules sailing. swimming ball play.
IN shooting horseback riding &c. &C.. In full 81 per
COPY Published by The Tribune. NewYork. Entertain
10 aaa universally cenpl.mented by the press.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
APARTMENTS Go Get.

rI'H YOSEMITE. Paruaye., corner 62dst;-Ncry ds
,Irabe apartments exceptionally Hight and sunny to
let In this nrst-clss reproo building moderate rents
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06

~ OUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE in Bristol.
X. l.: lot 9DXil0 IT,; stone house, 2i2 stories.
81 It. front by 40 H. in perfect old,r sanitnry con con.
dltlon tucNccled easy or and beautful l0ta
tion price $40 600 Address JOHN b. PEARCE
Bristol, X. L.. CALEB SEAGRANE. PROVIDENCE
r. I.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-08-14

To the many friends who so kindly
gave us assistance and sympathy during
the sickness and burial OF our baby and
particularly 20 those who furnished 80
many beautiful flowers we tender our
heartfelt thanks hoping that friends
may he as kind when the hand OK sor.
row is laid upon you.
MIR. AND Mrs. NICK DAVIDSON.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-08-14

state of Michigan. Comfy OF GIutot. -, j.
EDhraifn X .R0l cr,s of the all Ye named bank.
10 solcmniy swear that the above stetemerS is
true % The best OF my knowledge ana belief,
ErHRAIM X. ROBERTS, Cashier.
ID. i SULLIVAN,
=. NJ SMITH, Directors.
T.. a. BAGLEY,l
Corrett-Attest: Subscribed and sworn 10 be-
fore me this 18th day Of July lsl.
JORN ID. SULLIVAN,
Notary Public.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-08-14

Report of the condition of the Gratiot County
Savings Bank al Alma Michigan. at the close
OF business July 9, 1891.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-08-14

We have established the Nicke Saving stamp
system aud will receive nickle deposits upon which
we will pay interest.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-08-14

,nuR CORRESPONDENTS:
Hank ........,.. New York,
First National Bank. $50 ''''''''' ''' DetT6it
First National Bank, ....... 49,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-08-14

PUBLISHED FRIDAYS, AT
-AAMA. MICH.
BROWN g. EvERDEN. Proprietors.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-08-14

funeral was held at Elm Hall Sunday
and was largely attended.
About forty of the guests of the
Wright House and Sanitarium and the
families of Messrs. Wright, Smith,
Tinker and others, enjoyed basket
picnic in the Burrill grove last Friday.
The day was very pleasantly spent.
Manager Smith prepared the dinner
which is all that is necessary TO say of
that part of the program. Swings, etc.,
were erected for the little folks. Boats
were plenty and the ride on the Pine
was very enjoyable feature of the oc'
casion.
The Petoskey Record says that per.
sons who use kerosene should exercise
more care than they have been &C
customed to use heretofore. The oil now
of legal grade is much more danger
GUS and already several fires have &C
Cured in southern Michigan through
its use. 1t will give off explosive ga:
at temperature of less than 100 deg.
and as lamps Of poor construction fire.
quently raised the temperature of tht
oil in the lamp to over 100, there il
liability TO explosion which did not be
fore exist. The squawbucks passed
the law not for the interest of the PEG
pie but in the interest of the STANDARD
Oil octopus.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
INVESTMENTS.
i REAL ESTATE IN WASHINGTON CITY.
THE CAPITAL OF THE NATION, AND THE FU-
TURE QUEEN CITY OF The WORLD"

D."
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
Every citizen the United states should desire
most bssntifn city in the world and the inieeefuai.
of m
upon the prosperity and growth OF the whole country
does it's capital Its prssen, weii-tnoWn scientific.
literary and ssci. are beng
II is GROWING Tfo sET d tETEfhnr AND EDucA
Where else property be held to such manifest .d
ing. especially one like the new American University.
The day is far distant when piece prop
81 hs 4
ssnssr and wI:s. health resort sity Of seaysn
b .,; a IA part 81 Nortnwest Msse,nSton ad;oins
ave e1tendsd and Is only three miles
from the White House. near Moodlsy Inn and the
weston.
One million 6se hundred thousand feet already
sold TO in all parts of the country. Good
The Al AjHERIcAS gSIvERsITH Ps,ect is sure of
SPLENDID Sonsnmmation sl9 0oO.OOO will be eH-
SUEsiIoSs ust Ally RsKKp ABOUT WESLEY
AtiS II fH kS sahSkT a1 NE sE2SSDs
WHERE Is 1T L SoSiH9TslIp nor,sx... Wash
and only short distance west Of Oak President
Cleveands former country home. and Grasslands.
secretary Mhitneys former country seat ltls oniy
onenaI lille northwest OF the L. ). Naval OBSERVE
The National and geological PARKS. where Coneress
has already authorized IA. 600 600 spent
ing MASSACHUSETTS, avenue extended IRON Rock creek
10 the American University. This avenue within the
city is the most beautiful and fashionable thorough
HOW DOES The LAND LIEs-n i. one Of the
highes. points within the District Columbia and
very picturesque and romantic The ground shores
and no bad lots.
WHAT is THE SIZE OF LOTs.-The average size
feet and from $42.D
paid to date deed, which is Iurn shed
The tax on single lot will only Le dollar or two.
certn ate given free every We have sold
to banEsrs. brokers. editors. lawyers army officers,
ministers school teachers government employees and
HOW ABOUT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are be-
ing graded to their fun width ninety feet. Parking
niteen feet wide in front all lots
rec OF charge. Every purchaser. therefore, gets q
garden spot l5x5 feet Tor nothing Buyers
lots get PARKING loxl50feet No restriction deed
UNNECESSARY. Five beautiful cottages are being
erected on the Heights The construction OF q mag
improvements steadily progressing every clear
MORRIS ADDITION TO NORTHEAST WASH
Lots from 1900 TO $500: $25 cash; balance in 1. 2
and years. interest 6per This subdivision with
the extension OF ST. taroush to bennngs track
the northeast section: 1t will be but snort time be-
iors this property will srestly enhance in value.
II You are looking for home from 80. $50 to Go 600,
we supply your wants FIRST class borhood
and you yet your moneys WORTH We have 30 houses
Terms easy This good property estment and
sure to 20 HIGHER owing to the
For plata and other information call on or write to
JOHN +. WAGGAMAN
se26-tr Cor. OF 1Ath and @ SITS. n. W.
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r. PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC
LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.

In order TO encourage improvements on our new
subdivisions. We now o1er ACREAGE TRACTS, con-
tanning SPLENDID BUILDING SITES, at Low
RATES and on ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
This property Is tao well known to require much
commentator from US, situated II is .ong and
overlooking the Potomac river. and commanding an
ing it.
No better investment can be made in or about the
District either home and speedy profits
Upon the completion OF the railroads now being con-
structed through this section it will be possible
reach the center Of the city OF Washington from any
part OF this property by q ten minutes ride .
beautiful and ciuresque country.
Special Inducements to parties building this fall
quarry FREE Or CHANGE.
FOR pl.ts pamphlets and full particulars. apply at
company's office,
ap<i-om l4I5 st. u. W.. Washington. DC.
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DESIRABLE HOME
nearly new 3story press-brick house. containing
nine rooms bath and cellar hot and cold water
heated by latrooes and Las recxntly been papsred
thrguxho The location excellent being con
venent To street cars. public Schools MARKET stores
CHURCHES. &c. Price. s4.5O0 on most liberal terms.
FOR further particulars and permit inspect apply
AkAAr. sTODDART CO.,
ocEt-& 6l3-til5 9TH st. nv
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FOR .SALE-IOTS.

EoR SALE
s so,. On sinS.y < Sssxssa is.h and ls,A facing
Of III Ia. ct
new be uses than any other street In Ina, my
These lots be bought purchased nov ss 81 pss
ATINE BLOCK OF LOTS suitable for subdiyidins
and and building ON 18TH ST. BET os sAYD a per
cci4-@ lsosH 81.
EoR sALE-I SHALL OFFER FOR FEW DAYS
s.sh s.isaes on or before sss two and three ssars;
Ss es'i ssSSxs s:'s IS ~
EOR sIE-I An DIRECTED TO OFFER $50
lot. in sSI.re bounded by and g. 10th and I'm
ana WITH ns means sc % ne PriSes and
on which these lots can be had. ihe prizes range
pen
"a ind Bs5&s 90 n ca. st
phone 472.s. = ocl4-it
FOR sALE-A FEW BARGAINS IN LANGDON
lot. Empor ras r. % orpoI line ,Bas and
3,oss. srsnksors St som nisnding site: Sc Per n
01 nsi srfts and a sa.s6n ,o
Only IN miiss from capital with city s,reeee parking
go. "a S ~, !.
EOR sALE-sOME OF THE CHOICEST LOTS
L on Connecticut and New Hampshire aves and 18th
ana 18TH Sta u. close TO Dupont Circle. together
ave. and Coiumbi. road. which have saver. water,
the best iocs,ioS. ON snisr Hsiss psrise, ssssinI
RI 70 Ssdn
EOR sALE-AT RARE INDUCEMENTs OF
1, tered fo5 investment n RIAL EsTATE,iot: fur
TO "
Tor ground out u the proceeds rom sale Of houses
of Fer further information address A. o Ct ss''
EOR SALE-I ST. BET 4TH 9Th SE.-36xlIl,
&c. ave. near ls,h az 361s6,
=. ave eTsd Sc, MI from city. 70 10 a. at $780,
Smiles W, from city, to 10 acres at $500.
f.am. to ;s. assm f E55bE LIZ; p GL1ps SON.
se-o I'm l4l9 New York ave n W.
EoR sALE-CHOICE LOIS AT FOREST GLEN,
Nd on monthly payments & e EE sDd qGS15d
oce-lm i4is & st.
EOR sALE..l4Th ST. FINE BUSINESS LOT;
Vest SIDE i4 h' ness P Rss -
y; W cor I'd and SIS 5ix'5.- .--...--........ 80
f. os ave- n s1a SD front 2SS
Plers g. st; tn. nef A. ii si to,29 a. SO
18Th st. sei and < 10 iS s a1s Issr
l4th St. Huntington; l45 ieet. ........... 80
st. Set s p beaf ave ana Sss if ss,;
Cor LIST and good business lot. SO ieet.. Loo
Eth and ne cor e. 600 ieet 90
kennesaw ave. elegant lot....-....-...-....- 80
19.h st near r. frame house and blk stable g. 800
st. bet 9th and 10Th; 2Oxso 2sty BIZ stable 900
oc2-1m I452 St NV.
EOR sALE-l5O LOTS IN CHARMING GLEN-
Mar Park electric railroad direct the city: low
ihs s.
and ~. Corcoran building.
eiectr1c road near Tepallytown. within 80 minutes
tne sas sy fSs CON-
PANl. Rooms 30 and 81. Coreoran building. se:2 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17

EOR SALE-15O LOTS IN CHARMING GLEN
l. 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.
20 lots OF one quarter Of an acre each. upon the
eiectric road near Tepallytown, within 80 minutes
Of the Treasury Department
For sale by the SOUTHERN INVESTMENT CON-
PANI. Rooms 30 and 81. Corcoran building. se:9 I'm