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London DaiIies and Mr.. blaine.

Most of the London morning papers devote
some space to discussion of Mr.. Blaine's
chances of obtaining the presidency. The Nercs
says that the coming election will be primarily
conflict of principles, not a conflict 0: men.
The Chronicle thinks that Mr. Blaine NAV be
passed over, ar he has been before, solely be-
cause rivals altogether inferior to himself ar,
jealous of his name and fame
The Standard thinks that Mr.. Blaine will be
the favorite as compared with Mr.. Harrison.
and adds that as the democratic candidate is
almost equally certain 10 be Mr.. Cleveland
hvely times are In store for the people Of the
United States.
=. Inc GroPhsc says: "If Mr.. Blaine's resigna-
ton from the cabinet meant his retirement
from public life il would be a real misfortune
Tor America. Happily the dispatch TO which he
Is committed is illuminated by the hope Of .
splendid resurrection"
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The results of the recent assessment for tax
alton of property in the city and Georgetown
we're opened to the public today at the District
building. From this time until August the
assessor and the three assistant assessors will sit
as board of equalization and will hear and
consider all complaints that citizens may desire
to make in regard to the valuation that has been
placed on their property. When the tax bills
are made out in November next they will be
based upon the assessment which has
just been completed. The assessors
have had no opportunity to figure ont what the
aggregate of the new assessment is and there
fore-it is impossible to state the percentage of
increase. 1t is the general opinion that the
aggregate will show considerable increase
over that of the assessment of 1889.
THE WORK OF A YEAR.
The work that has been closed was begun a
year ago by three men and has been carried TO
completion by them. Heretofore the custom
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same generally as were imposed on the twelve
assessors under the act of March 8. 1888. The
twelfth section of that act. providing that each
of the twelve assessors Shall make return. &c.
In his district &c, should now be read: That
the assistant assessors shall . make re-
erty subject to be listed for TAXATION But as
this is apparent from reading the two acts it is
not necessary for me to say more"
Immediately upon receipt and reading Of the
assistant attorneys opinion we went into per-
manent organization a board of assessors by
the unanimous election of Mr.. George Francis
Dawson as president and Mr. John f. Cook as
secretary of the board, and the same day July
y unanimously adopted the following resoIu-
tons:
Resolved, That in making the assessments of
real property in the District of Columbia for
the triennial period beginning with the fiscal
year 1888 the terms value and true value
used In the existing law governing it shall be
regarded as meaning one and the same thing to
wit, true or intrinsic yalne, and that the meas
ure of such true or intrinsic value is that
amount in lawful money which such property
would probably bring at forced sale under adj
verse circumstances.
Resolved, That the above rule of value and
true value shall be adhered to equally in all
ment."
1t may be well to remark here, retrospect
lively, that when we adopted those resolutions
we did so after much thought and sufficient de-
liberation. We believed that it was necessary
to formulate a rule of construction Of the terms
value and ''true value" rs they appeared in
the Laws governing the assessment and be
guided by it in ous judgments. We could not
conceive that in District wherein exists taxa
ton without representation the Congress in
tended those words to have . meaning which
would make ssch laws unduly Oppressive. Had
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PROPOSALS.

Pk s6pOi% E0R NC IcTAR
TwEyE fA'S oGocF T6SS at M ~ s'e UNI
TWE En- IS:ss for supplying this department.
june 80 Is The ice must be Of the best IT, qaay
and be- live at S tHe several ST b9as an
Offices Of the War Department in WashinSton and
exert SUNDAYS and recognized holidays. will be re-
Soud more "r i bon With at oo
rity, will be required in case of award Bidders
under this advertisement will he made until CONGRESS
makes an appropriation from which the supplies
the right s to reject any and al bids and 70 waive de
fects BIDS must be incloSed in sealed ENVELOPES in
dressed to the undersigned. IT. r. THoRP Chief of
Supply Division. War Department. ie6, 1.S,9. lis
u.s. 1872! Sealed proposals: indorssd Prcpos4ls for
Fs ane jsn for .Ss
SoSS r2sH qP T sa
H %ash.sSH @ 5ss$ Sss
& SO pounds Of lee Also Quantity Of provender
consisting OF hay, oats, corn ineal, bran. &c. The
the o sra
Mi H. be furnished uron Implication to the c2mandant
c. Or to the bureau The attention Of
equal. decided by lot The department reserves the
right to waive defects or to reject any all bids not
STEWART. Paymaster General q. S. Navy
my.62aw2w
DROPOSAI.S FOR GLASS.-OFFICE OF BUILD
ing for Library of Congress, No. 145 East Capitol
street. Washington ID. c. Nav 10 lS!,-S.aled
proposals for furnishing and delivering the polished
plate and double thick window glass required for the
book stack windows of the building for the library
bs F, be OF ssifHsa i n. G fTE
NINTH DAY OF JUNE, 1892, and opened nmed-
atey thereafter in the presence of bidders. Specca
tons. general instructions and conditions and blank
forms of proposal may he obtained application to
this office. BERNARD r. GREEN. Superintendent
and Engineer. mylo II "a, 2G ietjSS
DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES OFFICE OF PUB
L lie Buildings and Grounds, War Department, WASH
in2ton. ID. C., May Z, ISr,.-Seaed proposals in dn,
plicate will be received at this office until TWELVE
for furnishing supplies required from time to time
during the fiscal ending June 30, 1857, fol-
lows: Glass l. florists supplies; class ., flower pots
class 3, paints. oils, nc. class 4, hardware; class
agricultural implements, &c class o. electric battery
supplies class drain pipe class 3 stationery class
ice; class l3, lime and cement; class II, bricks.
Der, &c; class IS. use OF teams class 49,
bulbs. No bids will he accepted until Congress
makes the necessary appropriations parate pro-
Posa for each class Is desired. Each envelope should
closed proposal made. Preference will given TO
articles OF domestic manufacture conditions of
quality and price Including in the price of foreign
productions or manufactures the duty thereon being
equal Attention Is invited to acts of Congress
proved February %. 1885. and February a3. 1881
vol -, bage 81 and vol a page Ala. Statutes-at-
Large The right reserved To reject any and all pro-
this office; Q; II. ERNST. Col. U. S. Army.
my1,9, 10, IL ,je46
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SOCIAL MATTERS.

Mrs. Thomas II. Turnbul has been called
home TO BROOKLYN, y. Y, on account of the
death of her mother.
Mrs. John Greene, jr., left the city Yesterday
morning for Lowell. Mass. from where. after a
short visit. she will continue her journey 10 the
White mountains. locating al Lisbon. " H.,
where she will be joined sby her husband later
in the season.
The ladies Of the Garfield Hospital Aid So
ciety and Sewing Circle are happy 20 report to
the generous public that the proceeds IF the
iete and bazaar held Mt the Miller Memorial
building May 80 and 81 amounted 20 about
-ldO0. including the money subscribed for the
furnishing of the private rooms of the third
story. Mrs. W. &. Hill. Mrs. W. L. kellogg
the metropolitan Church through Dr. Corey
Mrs. W. +. Tucker and Mrs. Oyster having be-
come responsible for five Of the rooms. They
wish to return their profound thanks to the
generous patrons and contributors To the enter
tainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Evans have removed TO
their new quarters at the Buckingham" $40
10th street northwest.
Capt and Mrs. l.. d. Cutler are stopping with
Mrs. Tyler, 1909 4 street northwest. where they
will remain until Congress adjourns.
Mrs. z. Il. Drummond will leave on the eth
instant TO spend the summer with her son Willis
and family, at West Superior. Wis.
Mrs. {. A. FARRELL and Miss Clara farrell have
gone to the Blue Ridge mountains near Me-
chanicstown, Nd, for the summer.
Miss Julia Barry. who has been visiting rela-
tives in the city for the past week, has returned
TO her home. Mount Airy.
Ex-senator George W. Jones Of Dubuque,
Iowa. has returned from New York and is stay
ing with his granddaughter the Misses Jose
phIne and Katharine Jones of 1909 Corcoran
street.
Admiral Russell and family have left for
Oswego. y. Y. Naval Cadet Russell accom-
panieS his father on a short leave previous TO
joining the Atlanta at New York.
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n STREET PROPERTY.
Valuations Made by the Assessors on Ground
Between o;h aud 18th Streets

There has been good deal of public interest
aroused recently in the values OF property in
The business section n the city. especially in
that portion lying along L street between 9th
and 18th streets. This has been due in part TO
the fact that the recent investigation conducted
by committee Of the House as to the values II
property was confined mainly 10 the business
section 81 til city. Because Of this fact il has
been considered that an exhibit Of the work of
the assessors as far a. street property is con-
cerned would Dc Of interest. The following
table shows the valuation of all corner pieces on
+ street between 9Th and 18th streets and inside
pieces ON each block Inch was given by the as
sessments of 1859 and ls92; also the Riggs Bank
and safe Deposit corners:
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

< BENSINGER. AUCTIONEER
-. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE
BAZAAR, NO $40 LOUISIANA AVENUE
PEREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES, MARES AND
PONIES.
VIII be sold at the Bazaar, on THURSDAY MORN
ING, u Ne NINTH commencing at TEN O'CLOCK
20 Head Of Horses and Mares and 3 Shetland Ponies
shipped here by Mr.. Eli Wilson of PHILADELPHIA In
this lot will be found good work and driving horses
and mares, and Shetland ponies. The whole lot will
positively be sold without reserve.
jeti-.it =. BENSINGER Auctioneer
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prompt readiness in responding 20 our many
calls for assistance from his office.
Very respectfully,
Gro. FRANCIS DAWSON,
fRFpERICK l.. MOORE,
JONI r. Cook.
Assistant Assessors-
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

nFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" District of Columbia W ashington, D. C., June 4,
1s9s.-Notce is hereby given that the Commissioners
attorney the District Of COLUMBIA intend 20 lease
der of the James Greek canal Any desiring 70
rent this property should make application to said
DOUGLASS. J.. W. ROSS. w. 7. R0S6ELL, Com
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

L>OR SALE--wE HAVE r. 600 FEHT IN SQUARE
Is 1014. corner Of Kentucky ave. and st. e. also
-. 600 feet in square 1853, corner of 10th and
tive fvure.
jelIfit J. H. GRAY co 6y-Fst
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THE ASSESSORS WORK.
They Have Completed the Valuation of
Property, Except I'm the County.

THEIR REPORT, WHICH THEY SUBMITTED TO THE
COMMISSIONERS roDAY-THE DOORS NOW OPEN
FOR PUBLIC INsPEcrIoN-THE BOARD OF
EQUALIZATION IN SESSION.
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som. S,mp,. ~r-~in.n.

In order 10 give some idea 81 the values fixed
by THE new assessment of property in various
sections OF the city the following specimens are
prjpfe,l.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

L PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC
LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
MAGNIFICENT VILLA SITEl OF ONE OR MORE
ACRES
AND
FINE BUILDING LOTS
ON THE
PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC,
CONDUIT ROAD
TERMS IN EVERY CASE TO SUIT THE PUR-
CHASER.
LOTS FROM $500 UPWARD.
SEVERAL FINE RESIDENCES ARE NOW BEING
ERECTED ON PROPERTY ALREADY SOLD
THOSE PURCHASING NOW ARE SURE TO RE-
ALIZE HANDSOME PROFITS IN THE NEAR
FUTURE.
For plats. pamphlets and further information apply
at conlpanys office. 14I5 st. NV. my4-oin
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. ErOR SALT
L PROCURE HOME, COOKE PARK.

Il PROCURE HOME COOKE PARK
SUBDIVISION GEORGETOwN HEIGHTS.
THESE LOTS ARE BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
BETWEEN e, 7. BOTH AND Dist SIS ON 20 AND
TO BE CoNCRETED, SIDEWALKS PAVED AND
CTRBEDs AND SEWER, WATER AND GAS PUT
IN At ONCE: 10 AND 12-FOOT ALLEY CONNEC-
TIONS, HAVING A FRONTAGE OF FROM III TO
Al EEET AND DEPTH OF IS TO lI3 FEET.
r Pk,GE G T2e; v6 To ~ PER soURAE FOOT,
M n. FURNISHED TO BUILD WITHOUT CASH
PAYMENT. CERTIFIED COPY OF THE REAL
ESTATE TITLE COMPANY FURNISHED TO MAY
~, FOR 3d. FOR PLATS, PRICE LIST AND
PLY TO " IA
my13;'m C. H. FICKLING. 1884 32D ST. NV
EOR SALE-LOT 3. BLOCK AZ. HOLMEAD
l. Manor Mt. Pleasant front on Whitney ave .yOr
per root oWNEhJ., Star ONCE my1O-1ms
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LEGAL NOTICES.

l. OF COLUMBIA.
me The 12fh day OF May, 1882.
1852. Equity docket 3D.
ney her solicitors II is ordered that the defendants
AcGraw. Henry X. McGraw and Francis A. Nc
raw cause their appearance to be entered herein on
or before the first rule day occurring forty days after
in OF default.
The Object of this have partition by sale
lot H. IN klbbeys subdivision of square Oh, in the
city Of Washington
This order is to be published a week for three
weeks before said return day in the Washington Law
Reporter and in rhe Evening Star newspapers
By the court. A. b. HAGNER. Justice, &c.
True copy. Test: J. X. YOUNG, Clerk, &c.
te6-1aw:Sw By NJ. A. CLANCY. Asst. Clerk.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT, THE SUB,
Il scriber OF the District of Columbia has obtained
from the supreme Court of the District Of Columbia.
holding special term for Orphans Court business
letters tesAentary the personal estate of Oliver
W. Lon2an late of the District Of Columbia, deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber before the
18th day Of May next they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of the said estate.
Given under its hand this Ssth day Of May 1892
The National Safe Deposit, Security and Trust Com
pany of the District Of Columbia
JOHN C. WILSON. Third Vice President.
Proctor. my3O-1aw3t
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The great sale of Schuetzen Park lots COM
mences this afternoon at 40. Plats NAV be
obtained of Thomas J. Fisher a. Co. or Latimer
a Sloan-Adrl
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MANICURE.

MADAME pawn. MANICURE AND CHIROPOr,-
VI list. 1GS 18th ST. .W.-The only Importe and
Manufacturer of FINE MANICURE and CHIRDPOD-
ST GOODS south of New York. no:IOtr
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LAST week Poundmaster Einstein impounded
sixty-two animals and killed forty-four. AZ
the close of the week there were txenty-ssusa
remaining In pound
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

E,oR sALE-2 BRICK HOUSES 1910 AND I2l2
Il 18th st. n. W. lot about 2.jx110 to wide alley.
LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER,
teI-3t go st. n. W.
I,OR SALE-ONLY $50 CASH; BALANCE $40
Il per month: we have several broom frame dwell-
ings corner Geora ave- and 10Th St Sc. for sale ON
the above terms let us show you this property.
je2-6s 654Fst
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FOR SALE-LOTS

II 18th st. near n NV, within two squares of the
Penna. ave car line; p by ION II. only 81. 600.
X: H. I. LE1POLD. s.w. cor. 18th and + sts n
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L.NOR SALE-HOUSES- Office OF
It PROCTOR n PROCTOR,
Real Estate and Insurance,
4 II IL

II the same ratio Of increase in the value Of real
tate continues will not be Ion- before ii will be al
most impossible TO secure small desiraby located
modern brick houses in the northwest low 81. 900
and -. 600 In fact. they already getting scarce.
the owners do not wish to sell them. We have
which should meet with a ready sale, and you who
hesitstinv should remember the old saying. that
he UhO besiiGfes is lost This house is nearly
6rOon y-wndOw brick southern exposure in first
class condition. block and half from the 18th street
cable cars and Just the nest for thrifty couple
small family The owner is compelled to leave the
city on account of i'll health and much against his
Will Is compelled to sell.
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r x:s25 each. two of the choicest lots in Charlton
Heights adjacent lots have sold at $500
HEISkELL McLERAN,
tod IODSF
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EOR SALE-SOUTH BROOKLAND = BUILDING
L sites small cash payment and easy terms
JOHN MILLER CO.,
je4-3t 50j T. ST. NV
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l.
Il NORTHWEST.
:-9I1 to .943 IOh s.. I;i3 18th st. b h Srsf2, 800
b /; and 6r. so 900 lsc9 st, h.. III l.,
70 Is 6SSi Bren n e. St lar, i iS
r. 600 tf:ss 18th ST. h. Or,
1l2O 2Oth ST h. 1y.OOO and his 10000
It's i. i. mi Iris. 90 Il IA 18th st. h,mi
.tr14-2UI2 Boundary l0r............... 10. 600
-. IA. ar. all II. 200 - 81. b. llr. 800
tOi - Oil y Ii ave Ior ........'... e. 600
and on -. a. 600 IL ~ 9Th ST. h, ar 5000
COS n II. h. ars. r. GO l+2l Boundary, 4 h,
1875 81. bh. M; l,2rl.,. OOO 100
l.l Il II bh. mi l.srl o. 90 - ST. h m l. Ilr. 800
l1;sj-:,s 40 and ~ ZIG 1 st, d. r.. 5000
Stb b. l2r 10 800 ~ III st b h, 9r IN ]. ii. 0OO
l2fs 81. h, ors. 500 2Ull It. TN, ,OUO
11l9 st, b IA, IN i. l241 and l249 Madison
6rs .-....-,,6 900 st. h. 4rs. and two
Eth g bet Mass ave brick houses in rear4. 500
and VI st. q. 800 800 9th st. b b. m l.
j u d. alley bet NJ and sr.'... A. 80
y, l2th and 18th. q COO SKI ssSj I'd 81, b h.
As To AL Prather's 9rs. each. .......4 500
alley, h. irs. u, 600 1ge1 and 1874 Sth ST.
ll2-S Goth 81. h. Grs. H. m l. tjr.,..... a 400
and@ houses in rear l5o 18th 81, IN. 5rs A. 800
The above Is only portion Of the property on nv
books For full list call Office bulletin issued on
the LIST and 18th Ue3l THOS. T. wAGGAMAN.
E,oR sALE-A DOUBLE HOUSE on FLORIDA
L ave. NV; roonls, bath. MI. just finished;
offer wanted.
CS56l THOS. q. HENSEY CO..
je33 1900 ST. ".
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LNOR SALE-HOLMEAD AVE. AND COLUMBIA
L Heights. beautiful sites at 40 and 40:
JOHN MILLER CO.,
led OF .,O1 It n W
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EOR SALE-THREE ECONOMICAL LOTS ON
L south side Corcoran between nth and New Hamp-
shire Price, 81. 80
B. II. WARNER L co.'s,
tal- CT m w
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L,oR sALE-BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT-sOUTH
Il Carolina ave. and 5th st. Sc. 26x10 fronting
beautiful park has a frame house, rented for S14.
JOHN MILLER Il CO..
te4-3t ;J01 E st. NV
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L,oR SALE-CHOICE LOT; 18TH ST. COLUM-
Is bia Heights; west side, kenesaw; :J6x15O: at
7:pc. Corner opposite DR. Hammond: 1OOxlJO; only
I5c. Nice lot. Sheridan ST, near 9TH; 5oH15O; easy
terms: :Uc. Several lots Princeton at Dc
ip1. GEO. GRAHAM 1919 at
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FOR SALE
kaIoruna Heights.
Meridian Hill.
Mt. Pleasant.
Nd st. between and G n. e., and numerous other
lots in northeast section.
Come and see us. WILSON & HOUGH,
iel-St fra ST N
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suburban home amid the fragrant pines and ma
jestic oaks Of Takoma Park containing rooms. bath
and every convenience large reception hall and ample
closet room: only short distance from railroad sta
ton and the famous 'Takoma SpriRSs; shady lawns
and drives and everything most desirable in suburban
home must be seen to be appreciated.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I,OR sALE-237. ,:E5 I'D ST. s.w., TWO 2-sTORY
Il bricks; > rooms each renting for S:S2 per
month; Price. S4.40o terms TO suit. 1l6 VI Sc. 3
story frame price, 81 go; half cash. balance time
I:F1S AZ. rooms; mi price, s., 900, one-third
cash. haiance in q. IT, Is and "A months. b. LEON
ARD. I'D AZ st. s.w ie4-:&
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ENOR SALE-LOT ON NJ ST. BET 24TH AND 2iTH
Il SITS. n. W.. 90. 9xlOO to wide xlley.
)e.s.H go st. n. w.
EoR SALE-sPECIAI-CORNER OF 18th AND
SITS. Sc; III u. on st.. l30 IT. on 18th st. ;
foot, This is chance for speculation.
je3-St THOMAS J. FISHER CO., 1924 F st. n w.
lot from l4th st. facing south, With eide and rear
alley 90 r. front: The best lot on the street Oh
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EOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON G ST. NE
+ between 9TH and 9th SITS, 81 7x75............ pos
''n nv '''' JOHN MILLER i CO.. ''"
ie1-3t El1 r N
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INOR SALF-A VERY CHEAP 2-ST0RY BRICK
IT house 81. near 9Th; rooms and bath; lot
2OysO to alley. Only 81. 800. Valuable for business
purposes s.,-<,,-,. so<,r
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L,OR SALE-PRICE S4.6OO-RENT FOR s36
Il month-fOur frame houses on Princeton ST. fOi
5Ox15O; pretty cheap - -
II DAVID ID. STONE. sos st. n
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ErOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE ON
north side of Corcoran ST. between 18th and 18th.
Splendid size aud cheap.
Inquire Of
B. H. WARNER 4 CO..
je4-N 9l6 + St NV.
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L'OR SALE-THE ATTENTION OF PERSONS
Il looking for q drstciass new residence N choice
location Mort Invest l. called that handsome new
nous. lS17 18Th 81 n ". The whole house has re-
Gently le elegantly uapered by Dieter the house Is
well butt. conveniently arranged all rooms light and
cheerful two large arors. dining room. Kitchen eel
lar laundry room and furnace seven bed rooms
AMI large hath room lot u N!S. with 15-fOot alley
side. Leautifu front; stone basement and trim
mings. l want You 10 look at it
nANIn ID STONE SOC 2 W
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L'Ok SAIE-tO HOME SINNERS ND INNEs-
IT turs--To close estate, several houses from
80 so 70 80. paying good rentals and easy
Also some Investments in grC.Ind insur-
ing handsome urufits- JOHN Y. WAGGA MAN,
i-ti6s Cor 18th and q SITS.
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Story frame pris 800. half cash. balance time.
IFS AZ. rooms; mi. price. 5000, one-third
cash. haiance in q. r. Is and "a months. b. LEON
ARD. 30 Al st. $. W. je43
L'OR SALE-l3;h W. near t. Or. 1Sxl5O.. 80. 600
II ". near 2lst. l2r, fine house 1.JO1
Ith stanton Park. Or, IL. 69xg7.-.- 5000
18th W h. tr., COX 1O1 .-......-.-.-- ., 900
Florida n er, .Ixl4) ........,....... $500
Avalon Heights 6r., cellar, m l. JOx1O 1900
Sth g. near l. d r.. deep lOt................. 2.GO
W W near Ilth :Sr, l6x.)o ............... I. 800
je4-t ELLIS x CHAPEL, SO 11th st. NV.
L,OR SALE-TwO SIX-ROON BRICKS on Sd ST.
Il w; water and gas; rent. s15 30 so. 80; good
investment.
je4-d c. BOYER. IA Ith st. s.w.
L,OR SALE-TWO sIX-ROOM BRICKS ON y Sc. !;
Il ST. 30 each always rented; paying 10 per cent
je4-A c. BOYER. pa 9TH st. s.w
NOR SALE-OwNER WILL SELL AT SACRI-
IT fee and easy terms fine residence, centrally To-
Gated and O the most attractive squares in city
no agents Address HOME NJ Star office. je4-I'
NOR SALE-A FINE HOUSE on ST. NV
II near lIth. having IL rOoms and bath; nicely pa
pered; with all mod. imps- at a bargain.
jet-:S ELLIS & CHAPEL, 80 11th st. wv.
NOR SALE = ORIGINAL LOIS IL AND Il. IN
Il square 81. These desirable lots have aggregate
front Of 14 IT. IL in. d st. west bet. St and n.
s. by I;S1 II. ~ in. deep. They near the
val observatory. the site of the proposed Memorial
brie Arlington and the proposed line of the street
MORSELI4, Trustee. 456 Louisiana ju:,-taw4w
L,OR SALE-HOCSES. Office of
Il PROCTOR Il PROCTOR,