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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06

EOMICIDE AFTER A DANCE.
The Man Killed Was the Larger OF the
Two and Sought the ght.

The Man Killed Was the Larger OF the
Two and Sought the ght.
GRIFFIN, GA, Nov. 5.-A fatal stabbing
ARRAY occurred on the plantation OF ]. w.
Brown In Pike county last night. The
parties TO the ARRAY were Allen Patterson
and James Ballard, two young men of good
families and steady, sober habits. The
young people were at party at the resi-
dence of Frank Clark and as they we're
about breaking up Ballard walked up to
Patterson, grabbed his derby hat out OF his
hands aud crushed it, throwing it on the
floor at bis feet. Patterson told Ballard he
did not think any gentleman would be
guilty OF such conduct in the presence Of
ladies.
BALLARD Spelling FOR FIGHT.
Ballard replied that il Patterson's remark
was intended to imply that he was not a
gentleman to come out of the house and he
would settle with him. They ell walked
out, and when few steps from the house
Ballard cursed Patterson and knocked him
down. Patterson got up and told Ballard
as he (Ballard) was a minor he did not wish
to hit him. Ballard then struck Patterson
again, knocking him down, and when Pat
terson got up he tried to settle the matter
without a difficulty. but Ballard struck him
again and toldlhim IL that did not satisfy
him he would shoot him, making an effort
to draw his pistol as ne spoke.
BALLARD KILLED.
Before he could do 80 Patterson stabbed
him in the left breast, from which he died
in about fifteen minutes. Patterson is
rather small man. about 80 years old. while
Ballard, though only 10 or 20. was a rather
powerful man. Patterson escaped, 10 the
confusion after the cutting, and has not
been arrested yet. though it 10 the opinion
that he will give himself up to the officers
The jury Of inquest, after examining ten
witnesses, this evening rendered a verdict
Of involuntary manslaughter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06

May, Miss Mamie jackson. Miss
Mamie Pritchard, Miss Maude Smith, Miss
Annie Cotter, Miss Matte Lsssesne, Mr..
Bryan Harper, Mr.. LAwton, Mr.. Mccall,
Mr.. Louis Cotter, Mr.. Horace Hunter. Mr..
Charlie Hunter, Mr.. George Todd, Mr.
Charlie DUPONT, Mr.. Martin Dunbar, Mr..
will Harper, Mr.. Palmer Arson. The Of
ficers are: President. Miss Sallie Baker;
vice president, Miss Fannie Bradley; score
tary and treasurer, Mr.. Bryan Harper. The
club meets every alternate Tuesday at the
residences of the lady members, and it is
needless to add that thoroughly enjoyable
time is always spent.
Mrs. DR.. Parker of New York city will ar
rive in Savannah this week. Mrs. Parker
will spend the month OF November with her
mother, Mrs Augustus Jones, on Henry
street. DIR. Parker is a prominent and we'll
known gentleman in New York. de Is
president of the United States National
Bank and also president OF the Southern
Club of New York and has many friends
both north and south. Miss Annie Jones
has lately returned from q visit to her
sister, Mrs. Parker.
Among the lovely young buds" who will
adorn society this winter are: Miss Lima
Woodbridge, Miss jamie Cunningham, Miss
Josephine Freeland, Miss Gussie Bond, Miss
Florence McAlpin Miss Page Wilder and
Miss Jessie Chisholm. Many friends will be
disappointed at not seeing Miss Ellen FALL
gant's name mentioned, as 1t was hoped to
welcome this charming young lady with the
others. But her health will not permit OF
of her entering the gay world this year /.
much to the regret Of her friends and ad-
mirers
Mrs. A. e. Moynelo is now in Atlanta.
After a charming stay both in New York
and Baltimore Mrs. Moynelo will reach
Savannah about December.
Miss Nina Pape gave q charming 'at
home" to about twelve OF her friends last
Monday evening.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
10 Answer for Murdar.

ment trial IN the case of the state vs.. A. j.
Bell aud E. II. Brown (colored) with thu
murder OF George Duke, which occurred
about ten miles north OF here last Saturday
night, viii be held at this place on Nov. IL
Guards have been placed over them unLr
that TINA
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06

Every purchaser this week of 50 worth
Of merchandise will receive a ticket TO Prof.
Gentry's dog and pony circus. Kohler's, 1853
Broughton slreet.-dd
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
as EMIGRATION WANTED.
An Atlanta Lumber Merchant Speaks
at Cordele.

An Atlanta Lumber Merchant Speaks
at Cordele
CORDELE, Ga, Nov. Sc. j. Haden, a
prominent lumber dealer Of Atlanta, who
has Just returned from an extensive tour
through Europe, addressed the board Of
trade at meeting last night. Mr.. Haden
sough to impress upon the members Of the
board the Importance Of securing emigrants
for South Georgia, and his talk was full Of
good common sense advice upon the proper
methods Of advertising. He urged the board
to 20 to work at once u enlighten prospect
i've emigrants from England, Scotland aud
Germany concerning our resources. The
b. ard heard Mr.. Haden's speech with
marked enthusiasm aud voted unanimously
to support the plans which he proposed.
Every purchaser this week of 81 worth Of
merchandise will receive ticket to Prof.
Gentry'5 dog and pony circus. Kohler's, 1853
Broughton street.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06

AMERIcUs, GA, Nov. 5.-While Dr. W. p.
Burt's son, Lynn, was riding high Colum-
bia bicycle rapidly down Jackson street to-
day distractions threw him violently to the
ground. Besides other serious injuries he
sustained fracture Of the lower jaw &.
Prompt surgical attention was given and it
is hoped it will prevent any permanent in-
jury except the loss Of two teeth.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
DRAWS OUT OF THE RACE.
A Third Party Candidate Refuses to

n THRU FdEIy OHHuIuHLb HtIu5bb 20
Aid the Republicans
AsHEvILLE. N. c., Nov. 81. c. Brown,
the third party candidate for congress in this
district. to-day withdrew from the race aud
publicly advised his supporters to vote the
democratic ticket. In letter to the EUen-
ing Citizen Mr.. Brown says: Il am free to
say that no hope for financial relief can be
entertained in he event Of the success Of the
Republican party. am alarmed at the
desperate efforts now being made by this
party to debauch the ballot-box with money.
Then again. the recent instructions OF the
acting Attorney General of the United
States with regard to the power Of super
,isors and deputy marshals at voting places
is fraugbt with danger to the peace Of the
country
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06

DIR. q. S. CoIding and wife arrived on
the City of Augusta Friday night DR.. and
Mrs. Colding will occupy their new home
on Taylor street. between Bull and Dray-
ton. This house was wedding gift, it is
said, 10 the bride from her father, Mr..
Meyer OF New York.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06
THE FORCE BILL.

''He denies that the appointment OF deputy
marsnals applies alone to cities Of $1,000 in-
habltants. The effect Of these tns ructions
is to totally ignore the state authorities and
thereby place the ballot-box in the hands of
partisan appointees backed by the bayonet.
This is emphaticallv the force bill policy
which was thought by many to be a dead
issue. Believing that my further candidacy
might contribute to the triumph of the or
Ranization assuming such da gerous pow~
ers, decline to further continue a candi-
date for congress-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06

The Euchre CLUB has been formed, with
the following members: Miss Sallie Baker,
Miss Fa ME Bradley, Miss Rachael Chip
man, Miss Alice Bales, Miss Carrie Wade,
Miss Salle Shellman, Miss Jennie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-23
A CASE OF HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
a Dressmaker Knocked Down by q Negro
and Her Satchel stolen.


and Her satchel stolen.
A daring case Of assault and robbery occurred
here last night on p street northwest, between
New Jersey avenue and 5th street Mrs
Mary j. Reynolds Of No. 20 p street was the
victim Of the highwayman, and in addition to
being robbed she was roughly handled. She
had been out in the county on business, she
being dressrnaker. and it was late when she
arrived in the city, Ii was about IL o'clock
when Mrs. Reynolds got of cable car at p
street and started in the direction OF her home.
She had not gone far before she noticed a negro
following her, and when she reached the cor
ner Of 9th street she went out in the street and
followed the bne Of the car track. Then she
noticed the negro step into the street and
thinking she would avoid him she turned
toward the gate leading to one Of the front
yards, as though she intended 10 enter the
house This move. however, did not have the
desired effect, for instead Of turning away he
dealt MIRA Reynolds q stunning blow, knocking
her down Tbs robber then grabbed her
satchel and disappeared IL is stated that the
assault was Witnessed by several men and a
boy and that the boy was the only one TO 20 to
the womans assistance.
Mrs Reynolds cries were heard some dis
lance away, and Policemen Cleveland and Saw
yer, who responded. took the injured woman
10 Montgomery drug store where she was at
tended by DIR. Gill.
The thief only secured IS cents Mrs. Rev
noids was wearing n gold watch and chain at
the time. bat the negro evidently did nor ace
the chain.
The police searched that part Of the city last
night for the man, but did not succeed in ar
resting him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-23
WESLEI HEIGHTS!
ADJOINING THE GROUNDS OF THE
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

Have you visited Wesley Heights! 1t is only thirty
minutes drive from the cener of Washington to this
bssutiiu suburb II y9p take the electric cars. get
short cut. Alter walk Of ton minutes you will fnd
yourself in charming spot, with magnificent views,
nne shade and good water just the place for ideal
suburban home.
The Heghts is one Of the highest points within the
District and is very picturesque and romantic The
ground slopes gently from Its ward city
and Is all av liable Tor but dinG purposes.
The extension of avenue will give this
property direct line OF communication with the city
and Will assure magnificent driveway TO the Univer-
fashionable thorou leading out into the north
west suburbs.
18th past experiences westward the prices of land
have far exceeded the most sangune expectations OF
all holders aud today outside capital wli buy real es
tate In the northwestern part of the District when il
cannot pe induced to touch property elsewhere.
velop and look iors prospective profit than deal in
securities that only Jay small rate OF interest
Taking Into consideration what has been done in and
about Mashing,on curing the past ten years. II would
situated at the prices offered Is hardly atom Of its
prospective. Today II offers unusual opportunity
to this community for safe and profitable Investments
ba.t you urchasinS do so at once The
r.,u.. oI pH1t,ks. sas0 to $50 per lot;
Clients wishing inspect the property by calling a
the ONCE. can make arrangements to drive out ct
O'CLOCK on any pleasant evening.
f0' plat and ! soGs :, % s8saRs5yA
CSt..sss in Wesley Heights tSE sale 3! Lease -
EOR sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY. SEVENTY
acres IN River road near Tenleytown, not far from
Methodist University and the electric road
aec6M1s Ysu..ss. h.I... sssn. to
1a2S-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-23
Trapsfers of Real Estats.

Deeds in fee have been fled az follows:
ID j. Particle TO Maria l. Hewlett, sub ls5, so.
2os; $3.50. Z. ) Bartlett to J. II. Ralston. lot
10, LAnier Heights; e.. L. c. Wood ct al. to
j. T. Davidson pit s. So 4oi; -. J. +. Car
penter to trustees Of Louise Home, g. J. W.
Dewalt to W. H. Wells ct al, sub Ia, 50. 753;
-. Marie Brolasky to Helen W. Pain, lot ~,
blk n, Meridian Hill; e.. Mary J. snowden
TO John I. Thomas. lot 10, blk 8. Ivy City;
SA5O Reading stove works to W. c. Haldeman
lot us, 81 1851; ~, 500. I. A. T. Judd ct al to
e. W. snithson ct al, lots II and u 50. 54l
9. C. v. Haskell to John Fouchs, lot Il, 50.
236; $4,000 q. r. Poss to ID. ID. Bowen. sub
IS, So ss2; $4,000 T. I. Stewart To +. b
Bowen. sub 194. So $50; e. +. b. Bowen to
Alice NJ Stewart. same property; e.. Alex.
ID Cummings to Mary b. Cummings ct al, pit.
u. So ass; e. L. A Wood to A. F. Wood,
sub IS. So loss; e. F. p. Reside to Jo-
ssphine A. DAILY, pit l, So $50; e.. J. A
DAILY 10 Y. p. Reeside. same property; e..
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Notes of the Maryland LEGISLATURE.

Gov. Brown Of Maryland has signed the
following bills, among others: Authorizing the
appointment Of three arbiirators to settle the
boundary line dispute between Maryland and
West Virginia Ceding Jurisdiction to the
United States over Antietam battlefield. Au-
thorizing the commissioners of Washington
county 10 create election districts
The governor will send to the senate the
name OF Luther Brashears as the republican
supervisor Of elections for Prince George
county, IN accordance with the rscommenda-
Hon OF Senator CONN and others
Senator Coffin has introduced n bill TO amend
the charter Of the Washington and Chs,apeake
Beach Railway Company.
A bill.to prohibit bookmaking or pool sell
ing Ia Baltimore has been introduced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-23

The TAllsot street school building, in Lon
don, Ont, was destroyed by IRE yesterday
morning. Five hundred children were in the
school when the fire broke out, but all got out
safely. The loss IL s25. 900; insurance, 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-23
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR sALI-BRIcK DWELLING Isis y srNW..
lot lOxlOp. only 81 opo brown front room
dwsllins, With lsrsx ysrds near Conn n y Mod
w.lscs CT nv; s7.so. Desirssa. story ~ IA,
d~ellms, Columbia g be-, and Rhode Island ave
trimminss. li-rocm dveiiinx all mcd, imp.l "a az
bet aud fsis n:s. Only 81. 600 Elssnt Dwell
Sa.l, issoon ds.lns lot Slssrso on lob 81 b.s
dwelling on 9Th ct. n-sr Pa 80 only sa zoo
lot n 1xss 20 alley, with frame dsenins, <sO y. J.
ave- n. W 5000. Bu~inr~. building, .slN@ l4th ~
Az; lot .oxl20 20 vide alley only 81. 80 3ssory
oveliing; lot nxtS, lSgs yin II. n only e. Oh
Lot lJoxtN n l4,h rt. extended near k~ne-s ave
~. including larre frame dwelling and stable only
sSc, Per ~. n
mhls-sf W. pUyAIi. pesFan~
EoR sALk-ofEks wANTEpi MUsT Bk soIDi
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PERSONAL.


L,DlTH MURRAY.-LETTER IN POST OFFICE.
WILL THE PARTY WHO WROTE AND SIGNED
w H. q. b.. requesting interview at Woodward &
Iothrops. write again 70 same address! IT.
IF NANCY AMEs. foRMERLY OF FAUQUIER
n 81 I'M "r w Si'1 sar ~ ssnn ns5 y, g
advantage. mh23-Ns
VNILL HELEN KENNEDY. MRS. NASH OR ANY
WillardS Hotel, on Pennsylvanis ave-. washington.
az. ave- qolOnsO :l:s Any Anr
information viii Be- received With gratitude and viii Be
reVer1od. IT.
OWL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers Send 10 cents 70
9. w. FLYNN. 4. n. Ivy Institute,
mh9-1ms Southwest cor. 18th and K cts. NV.
4 VTHORIxED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
"A Communiosticns promptly attended 20: couadqp-
WfLLIXNG. Nsnassr. go y " NV. DEEM
WE MEAN BusINEse. ExrRAOHDINARY
yse,s R:sa sSr si'is jfnssis al fSiG1T hsPd
noO - y. Y. oc8
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WANTED---LOTS.
WANTED-OF OWNER ONLY, LOWRST PRICE
w Of lot on Columbia Heights near the chapel Al
dress BONA f1DE, Star once. mhas]3ts


1900 ST. NV.
Il prepared TO show the --latest Importations Of
LADIES' TRIMMED HATS. BoNNETsand ToQUKs
from the leading Paris miinsrs together with thoss
from her own work rooms, comprising exclusive
styles not 70 BE- found slsswhA. EaL22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-23

Coughing Leads TO Consumption
Ksnp's Balssm VIII stop the cough st once.
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Deal with own.r. and save commission.


10, ~ BY ics n. on Es-. c.pitols
-, - ~ vs. ~ s sr'fss Hs s is and eoA
Tor lease i2.rOon hous.. with store. Pa sv. bsS
sTry Room 81 ssa;oS sSas s.. I'd Ia
LOB sALE-BARGAINi NEn HOT sEs.ssg ANpe.i
Il st n g II n. trvnf. . rOonls PANTRY and GEL
isTi psptrss f,ics. $500 terms 90 suii; ,.
L'oR sALE-2-sToRy AND BASEMENT ar ANp
3-.tory Ensli,h basement, aud bath IN W ...s
a cor in the p " near DspSst clrgie. Iir. aud
s.ssfy and bs.snani isr and bath f.t -: " yS
., S ct ion s., ,S5y s5s b s e .lry Loco
- NV, I-s,y:. a. .. 6-,. ssh and ion. j 80
S-.,ory aud basement. II rms. q. n, v. l5ps
3-siory cellar. %. a b. we.tmni.isr st. NV SsSS
s.Sfy i SG h sy nv R near Ian ish :, S
Also seyers new 5-room 6r,Sk. ~ ihe northea-t
Call and sc, a lisi OF proPerty
mhis Room 4 Atlantic buildins. 40 ! - 81 No.
EuR sALE-MARNLkND AvE- Ne MAR
stanton ssasrs. thrse-s'9ry ories Ton room. aud
). ne near st 81, sshi RON br,cl YER, d..sr
shie with electric i.shtins and bells modern conv.n
-" wSTfRs a iHoMrsoN, l;sts 800. =:
/ Ne hkE AUTHORIZED TO OFFER roR [.
s s5b ak isFSsr sRlSh oS on 4hE
SShhlh slpk OF r. 4 AnL htLMkLS 18TH
iURcaAskp CHEAP AND os Easy Trims.
mhlslm Ackkk SGADsBN. luos fsr.N.w.
Fos sALk-nANpsoME BRICK DMELLISG. IL
i rooms French slass Window. all modern ih.
roN rmrnt. most fashionable and central SEXTON u
r. a. PHILLIPS SON.
mhlslm lii9 New Gork ave.
observation-disclosures. 1907 rs..
STORY DIV mr. 7r Il nrof Park. sJ 10
New sSTy ?. Ssas sr Ls bro fart...... g,
Two s-etOfy n dN 81. II n . ca 4 til
Fiy. nss 2-s'ory ,: DIV mss e u Il zach, $50
Two stors ST,ek aweins q Marion ST 4 soy
f lev ai nsa Z S sSns ssh :: es NV $50
asa whole, At los nsure. offer tndHfed
will be EXCHANGED Tor suilsbl. iots- nhls-s
EOR SALE PROPERTY on i4TH ST. NV.
readily conN.rtible TO business ~ front.
eB * TYLER RuiHIRFoRD 1872 ft st ms So IL.
EoR SALE e3i3 10 CASH, BALANCE eco
r-s. Ipei sr He an nS"s rooms ana bath
llne. 3.s24 To- Address y T.. Star offoe mhs-lIn'
houses on I'd between and n sts. ne O rooms and
ra es9 .ps sss Ina a. s -s.
Inquire Of Nm. PARKER.
I,oR sALE-THE BEAUTIfUL kEsIDENCE OF
Gen. Geo b. Williams. III Rhode Island ave-.
20 0s nova
E Rfsrflq eos ST IAN PARTICULARS apply to Ghsh IN
EoR SALE A BEAUTIFUL NEwii-RooM HOUSE
Il on New hampshire ave near \ ct. Will bs sold
mil5 S ss cHRisIEs Early dos 18th st. NV
EoR sALE-NEw s-RooM HOUSE. BATH kc ,
hested by furnace; on Mass ay. near I'd II ne;
at bargain Apply Room =. ID floor. CITY Hall.
between 18th and 18th SITS. NV, 10
9th between . and Il SIS NV. i rooms. |. m
Corner [ and North Capitol stu. q rooms. a. m.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
LlOR SALE-2,OOO ACRES OF FINE TIMBER
land In West virginia: well located to operate Adj
dress BARGAIN. Star Office. mh2l- 3ts
EOR sALE-OR ExoHANGE-FOR CITY PROP
erty dairy and fruit farm Of $40 acres; 20 miles
from washinGton with or without live stock and inn
pi %SiS4.. Ssaa S Htt NV
EOR sALE-OvER 200 LARGE AND SMALL
farms. near Washington city, easy TERMS suita-
BILE for stock, dairy. Rardening poultry raising;
%hiss. yXSEs cIESE s iSai iss III = NV.
EOR sALE.NoRFoLK. VA THREE FIRST.
One Of 100 acres.
0nsos .crss. So
Thsas {Rrma are located N milss from Norfolk city
IN Norfoik county Va. ON river vhers nAh and
tefs abound and also ON splendid turnpike. They are
ruin -, Es.: 81 Snss q Ic e would make .ooS
70 Any one vssaT % ioosss m tbs sssson For FUR
thss tnsofmasioa 80 q sddEse =
=. fINLEY OROMwELL.
mhl0-1m Boz IS. Norfolk. Va
LOB RENT-YO ACRES. Is ACHES IN GRASS.
Il balance IN gasden land. With Sroe0 house and
house and euS6oll di1es. 6IS per month; both nssr
Benntnx1i poesssioo can b. haA tnnssdiaAsly Nc
LACAlEN . BATCHkLDER. cor. 10Th and q eta.
MAINLAND AND VIRGINIA. TARlA
W wrss to- csssloESs .-,,
tsean' lsl3 , e. =. u. Wsshiaxtoa. 3. O.
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MEHAVE SEVERAL CUSTOMERS FOR TRACTS
w Of acres to % acres I'm Alexandria county own
ers please send description to ROBINSON LODGE.
93 aud % Atlantic bldg, $50 St NV mhl5-lm
CLEANING WATCHES. zoe: BEST MAIN
~ SPRING, 13c. .shabls work: Three hundred
Metropolitan Hotel. Oil Pa. eve. fss-:m
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WANTED---ROOMS.,

WANTED-BY LADY. NEATLY FURNIsHED
w with board; with private family PREFERRED
Address stating location and terms. NJ Star ONCE
mh.s3-2 ri
WANTEp-BY A YOUNG MARRIED. COUPLE
two or three unfnrnished rooms for very hight
location and price, @. U. n. star Once mh23-2t'
WANTED-FURNIsHED AND UNFURNIsHED
w rooms all parts of city cheapest and surest plan
to secure desirable Established 1851 tsrma
moderate sHACKLRFoRD's AGENCY. 427 18th a.
mh2-.-l.ts
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

EcOR RENT-Sl4 nth ST NV, A FLAT OF OR
very pleasant unfurnished rooms; large closet in
each heat. aud bath house very pleasant; nicely
FURNISHED halls; private family. IT.
Tor RENT-THE ALEXANDRIA FLATS 1914 AND
1910 Pennsylvania ave. each containing seven
large airy rooms. besides BATH kitchen and storage
room. with freight elevator aud all modern conve-
nences will be leased to responsible parties only
moderate rental Inquire at store, same building.
fe24-wtf
EcOR RENT-TWO FLATS OF THREE ROOMS
- and bath each. with board, At THE WOODMONT.
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Store and dwg 14l0 Pa
ave NV. l3r......$l66.
Store and dwg, .s:}5 Ia.
ave NV, 1lr.. IL
Store and dwg l7lSsnd
upper Ut l720 Pa ave
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WANTED---HOUSES.

WANTED-AN EIGHT OR NINE-ROOM HOUSE
w in the country for the summer with good railroad
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE AN ELEGANT
w building lot half square from fer new i'm
proved property, not exceed ~, 800; Capitol
HILL wN- X. BAksTOW I'll ST. n W. mh2l-dt
WANTED - TO PURCHASE DIRECT FROM
w owner. an 3 or Groom Louse In Mt. Pleasant OF
vicinity; desirabiy located, with modern improve
nIeut-i must DO bargain; exceed as 600;
will pay half cash. Apply DhUGGIsT, cor. l4th and
Corcoran Sta mh21-4t'
WANTED-FoR A CUSTOMER SMALL BRICK
w or frame houses for CASH within city limits.
RIA. PHILLIPS 3 son,
mhl9-lm l4l9 N. Y.ave.
M ANTED-IMPROVEDO OR UNIMPRoVED REAL
w estate in any part Of the city District. have
cash customers for anything that 10 desirable and
cheap. l. STAR0ARDTER
)sls-3m 6l3 18th Of. n. W.
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Xl 400 TO $4,000 EACH.
FIVE TO TEN-RoOM FRAME HOUSES.

FIVE TO TEN.RoOM FRAME HOUSES.
These houses are located at LAKELAND, Prince
GEORGES county, Mo, aud are for sale on small
monthly payments They well built on good
brick foundations and have porchss. Closets cellars.
lots that contain about To- 900 feet ground
Lakeland has magnificent lake of clear. limpid
water, situated In large park. and contains about
thirty houses IL ID little more than eight miles from
o. X. X. and the Washington and Baltimore pike he
sides being IN the direct line Of the proposed Maryland
aud Washington Electro h. H. Churches, schools and
stores convenient. Twenty trains daily-commuta-
ton fare, 6>sc.
For further particulars plsts tickets, &c. apply to
EDWIN A. NEWMAN. t4O8 Columbia 81. n. W. be-
tween and 10 a NJ or after pm. At Lake and ask
Ior MI. u. D. CADLE. tJ.L.w.
Tor RENT = HYATTsvILLE. MD, BROOM
WATERS THOMPSON. LOW
mhl05t 1:!:j1 st W, opposite Ebbitt House.
EOR sALE-A LARGE LIST OF SUBURBAN
homes villa sites and building lots we'll large
Gates and Investors requested send for list with
JAMES Z. CLEMENTS,
mhls-2w 1921 81. NJ
GS MONTH. WITHOUT INTEREST, WILL
eDC buy desirable business residence lot in Vest
End Park at 500 Sio0. If wise you will, before
investing else send for illustrated circular and
Tor sALE-THE MOST DESIRABLE LAND
within miles location unsurpassed to healtnful.
IN full view OF this city only $500 to $500 Der
IT, A. PHILLIPS l. SON.
mh.,-Im l4l9 New York ave.
WESLEY HElGHTs!