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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
A BOX FOR THE CABLE swIroHmEy

Bun FOX THE SNtTCHNIS.
The switchmen OF the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company stationed at the
corner of 18th street and New York avenue has
been the subject of u0nber Of communion
tions from sympathetic people in that nelghbor-
hood. They all were sorry for the
poor switchman who wss exposed to all
kinds OF weather, and they set about
TO do something for him. President Hurt
OF the railroad Company expressed desire 20
do all in his power TO remedy the matter
provided the Commissioners assisted him.
missioner Douglass intimRted that If the
company would prepare plans and sub
mt them the Commissioners would give
them careful consideration. Yesterday
afternoon President Hurt sent plans TO the
Commissioners showing a small frame box con.
tanning the switching apparatus. On top Of
the box and oper tied by the switch mechanism
is a lantern which warns the approaching car Of
danger OF tells II the way IL clear. This latter
arrangement is a great Improvement over the
present system and the danger Of collision is
reduced to a minimum.
Commissioners Douglass and Ross promptly
approved the plan, but Capt. Rossel voted no.
He thought permission TO occupy the street
gave the company a vested night, and this he
was unqualifiedly opposed to.
President Gilbert Movers Of the Columbia
Suburban railway has made apI location 10 the
Commissioners for permission TO construct the
road as provided in the charter.
THE MARLBORO ELECTRIC ROAD.
As per advertisement Senate bill sos. to in
corporate the Washington and Marlboro
Electric Railway Company, came up before the
board today on hearing. No obiectors APP
Feared.
Charles f. Creecy. representing the railroad.
explained the provisions OF the bill, and sng-
gested an amendment looking TO a minor
change of route.
report will be made on the bill at an early
,iay
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LEAGUE OF HOMING CLUBS.
The Annual Meeting Begins i'm This City
This Afternoon.


This Afternoon.
The annual meeting of the League of Ameri-
can Hohing Clubs was begun at o'clock this
afternoon in the rooms of the Washington
Federation of Homing Pigeon Fanciers on
Louisiana avenue.
Mr.. 7. Fred. Goldman of New York. presi-
dent of the league. was in the chair.
The delegates in attendance were President
T. Fred Goldman of Brooklyn. NY; Geo. H.
Bowerman and Benjamin Elwell, representing
the Empire City Flying Club; Arthur NJ.
Wood, Ferdinand Prince, James C. Con-
ley and J. II. Drevenstedt, representing
the Philadelphia Club. and DR.. r: Munson,
Samuel Wallace and H. V. Lansdale of the
Washington Club. Letters were received from
delegates in ST. Paul, Detroit, Boston, Lowell
Lynn and other cities.
In addition to the election of officers the
league will amend the bylaws and race rules,
decide upon an official mark of seamless band
for young birds. decide upon those entitled to
diplomas and discuss the question of participa-
ton in the worlds fair.
The meeting will close with banquet this
evening
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The Christian Commission.

meeting of the Christian commits sion Of the
United States was held this morning in the
study of Rev. DR.. George H. Corey at the
Metropolitan N. e. Church, ~ and streets,
for the purpose of arranging for the annusi
meeting which will take place In the church on
January 10. There were present Rev. DR.. d.
II. Carroll and Rev. c. Herbert Richardson Of
Baltimcre, Rev. VIM. Bath of New Hampshire and
others. The Rev. DIR. Corey presided in the
absence of Rev. DIR. Smith OF Baltimore, the
president. and Mr.. Richardson acted as secre-
tary. This association is the descendant Of the
United States Christian commission, which
during the war was efficient in
moral, religious and benevolent work.
At present the organization is engaged in SINH
lar work among soldiers and sailors. Some in
formal reports wore made and after re-electing
the old officers the meeting adjourned to Janu-
ary 49,
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che Bi.Metallic League.

American Bi-Metallic League was held yester-
day. The committee consists of the following
gentlemen: T. q. Newlands, Nevada; james b.
Grant, Colorado; Senator John w. Daniel. vlr-
ginia; Representative Willis Sweet, Idaho; SEN
ator Alfred Colquitt, Georgia; L. N. Rumsey,
Missouri; Richard Lacey, New York; w. j.
Cheyneym, Pennsvlvanis.
II was stated that after the meeting adj
iourned that the committee had passed resolu-
tons declaring that they will determinsdly
resist the repeal OF the act Of July. 1890, rsquiS
ing the purchase Of 81, 900 900 ounces OF silver
year, unless The free coinage Of silvsr b at ths
anne time snbstitutsd Tor d present Au.
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Claims Paid and Deficiency Estirnates

Secretary Charles Foster has sent to the
House lists of the claims allowed by the account
ing ofcers of the treasury during the fiscal year
1892. and paid from the indefinite appropria-
tions provided therefor as follows: Pay OF two and
three year volunteers, SITS, S41 bounty to
volunteers, their widows and legal heirs,
$3.50, 243; bounty under The act of July 20.
1866. $50, 1856; Communication of rations TO pris-
oners of war in rebel states and 10 soldiers on
furlough. SIG, $50. The secretary has also sent
to the house Al estimate of deficiency appro-
priasion aggregating 1857 $40 on account Of the
postal service.
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Stolen Goods Found In His House.

This afternoon Detective Carter served q
search warrant at the house of W. II. Hamilton
and recovered a number of lap robes, rugs and
blankets that had been stolen from McCauley Q
livery stable, where Hamilton had been en-
ployed.
The officer found Hamilton at the corner OF
18th and E streets, where he was selling popcorn
from a wagon, and arrested him. He was taken
to the first precinct police station. where he
was held for court. In conversation with the
officer be said that the articles were left at his
house by another man.
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NJ. A. Ballinger has purchased of Levi Wood
bury for s5,3l250 and sold to Eliza N. Page Of
Prince Georges county for q nominal consid-
Grafton sub IA. square 279. rs by IS feet on 18th
between and streets northwest
d. A.. Baliinger has purchased for $1,000 Of
II. Page part 70, square 23S-20 by - feet ON
18th between and streets northwest.
Harriet ]. Wymsn has purchased Of Henri
eta W. Powers for 5000 sub 8. square l9i--
1929 by liza feet on between 18Th and 10th
streets northwest.
Emma !. Stewart, guardian. has bought for
90, sl6 Is OF John Webster subs 81 to II, square
streets southeast.
c. 0e@ford has purchased for ts.slS Of b
Herman subs II and ~. "a. eo8. on Park place
between llth and 18th strsots northsusk
p. y: Holman has purehased Tor o13.ooo -
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DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
TO CORRECT A TITLE.

Senator Mcmillan introduced today a bill to
correct the title of lots 10 and A. in square $50,
as to give a clear title to Agnes Robinson, the
present owner.
DRAWBACK CERTIFICATES.
resolution was introduced in the House by
Mr.. Raynor of Maryland today providing that
all drawback certificates outstanding issued by
the Commissioners of the District under the
aci of Sune 2, 1890. shall be receivable for
arrears on general taxes due and unpaid to
June 30, 1892.
PRESIDENT HURTS REPLY.
The complaints of the citizens OF George
town regarding the occupancy of NJ street by
the Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com
pany which were recently introduced in the
Senate by Mr.. Gailinger and referred to the
District committee, we're forwarded to Presi-
dent Hurt for his reply. This morning the
following answer was received:
Hon. james Mcmillan. Chairman Senate Com
mittee District OF Columbia:
Dear Sir: Answering yours Of the 18th in
slant, we beg leave to say that this company is
not occupying the main street of Georgetown
for the storage of cars and never has. All cars
used on our lines are stored in buildings used
for this purpose whenever they are not in use
on the streets.
Our schedule for running cars on the re-
spective streets in Georgetown and Washington
provides for a Roadway of three minutes day
and night. 1t also provides for the arrival of a
train just before the starting of another. the
purpose of which is that the stand NAV be kept
covered with a car for the accommodation of
the public, who would otherwise be exposed to
the inclemencies of the weather. No car is left
standing at the terminal points for n longer
period than three 20 Ave minutes when operated
on schedule time. and We cannot conceive of
better method for switching cars than the one
now employed.
In confirmation of the above statements we
have the honor to request that you will make T.
personal examination of the situation with ref
erence to the matters complained OF and that
you will give us the benefit Of any suggestions
you may have to make looking to the improve
ment of the service. Yours truly,
H. HURT
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE p THE COMMISSIONERS D. C.. W ASH
" ingtou, u. G.. December IA. 1St2 TO all whom
IL may concern Il having been represented to the
Commissioners Of the District OF Columbia that the
foil works are necessary for the public
health. safety comfort. under public a No. 30
approved August q. 1890, and requests having been
made that the works H. ordered under the COMPULSORY
permit system. one-haH the cost 10 be assessed
AGAINST ahut'ins PROPERTY the Commissioners hereby
give notice that they win receive objections 10 said
works from all PARTIES interested until TWELVE
O'CLOCK VI, DECEMBER INVENT SECOND.
1ssr2 said objections should be submitted in writ
ins LAyii,g and relayng sidewalks: 1Ith st. s.w.,
81 north side. from 18th to 10Th SITS X st n
north side. from 7th to Ssh SITS. I'D st. rom
ils2 to ST St So north side, from y b TO 18th
ST. llth s.. ne. west side. from TO Maryls
avenue, Benning road. south side. from I7th to
tlAsetst Paving alleys; Square SIS. all unpsved
W. 7. RossELL. Commissioners DC. d146t
OFFICE OF THE BOARD o. FQU COLLATION.,
" District OF Coluu liza. Room No. r. District buid-
with tie IrovisOns o: the act Of Congress approved
April ~. 1892 the board OF equalization and review
81 all the rial estate "a the District OF Columbia out
side the cities of arlington and Georgetown will be
IN session in Room ,. District building, from and
after TINS date Up 10 and including the 3ist instant
between the hours II 10 and p m. for the pur-
OF considering written appeals in resrect the
assessment OF tire real estate sbCve described
The books containing the returns Of said
r1en open 20 public Inspection and he
tle On cot said board between the bours of and 10
and 2 and insure due consideration all
aIpeAls should be filed at the earliest possible date
Tie law requires that tie equalization and review
shall lie finally comp sted before December 81
lsEs- MATTHEW rRlMbLE. Chairman Board of
Ron .lizA'iou- d6rlot
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Officer Wilson of the Humane Society inves-
tigated the case Of restitution and suffering re-
ported at No. 936 N street northwest, men,
toned in The STAR a few days ago. Upon
going to the place he found a dilapidated old
shanty, from the inside of which day
light could be seen through the cracks.
The furniture in the house consisted
Of one bed and several old chairs. besides a
stove on which some cooking had probably been
done. The occupant Of the house. an old col
ored woman named Catherine Massey, had her
four grandchildren there. They were clad in
rags that were not thick enough to keep
them warm and the breakfast that morning,
SO the old woman said. consisted of q loaf
of bread, which she divided between the Eve
of them. When the officer first saw her she ex-
pressed a Willingness to part with two Of the
children, but when the ambulance went for
them she had changed her mind and would not
part with them
The officer then got q warrant for her arrest.
and when she saw that he was In earnest she
consented to give up three Of the children If
the officer would leave one of them with her for
company. This the officer consented to do.
and the three children, seven, eight and nine
years old, were sent to the National Colored
Home. The warrant issued for her arrest was
nolle pressed.
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Tr.osfer- or Real Fstat~


Deeds in fee have been filed - follows: J.
W. Henderson to Cecilia NJ. Coughlin. subs &c
to %, 30, 81, Sc to 80, and so to as, biz L, IL
Droit Park; 6. T. A. Mattern 10 II. J. Mat
tern, pit. /, 90. 4i9. sub y. and %. s42; e.
Same TO II. A. wiswall, in trust, sub rs, "a.
3g7; g. A. =. Pardon 10 J. b. Wight. subs
So and 81. q. ISL; g. same to Louiss NJ
Gates. sub IS, do; E. James Coleman 90 G.
III. Keller sub I. 50. $40, e. &. J. Dougherty
20 James Gibbons. archbishop. &c., pa 6,
Hickey estate; g. q. J. Esstorday 90 W. \.
Ted, sub 80, blk. $. Trinidad; e. Mary Julia
Martin TO p. j. Bresnahan, PIT IL, 90. va;
Sl.56i c. :. FRYE to Ii. ID. Gordon. lot 3, blk
-, I. and BIS sub Mt Pleasant; s4.s5o. T. J.
Stelwagen ct al To ID. Moore, lots Z, and 3,
blk. is, add. TO lie Droit Park; "a. 447. Conmrs.
u. c. TO +. W. Smith. all Of %. s27; e. James
I. benson to N. kohner, pit. sub Is: "a, ssh;
- @. J. Eas'erday 10 y. J. Rawlings
W. Shields to George Hammer, y interest in
part 20, 20. 973; sl60o. Mary Is Mckinstry
TO John r. wigginton, lot "a block Is. Brook
land; e. A. Barnswell TO w. X. Ryan. part
ct al, in trust, same property; e. A. C. Nor
RAM TO Mary r. McNett, part ~. "a. &5s,
"a 500. A. y. Hill to J. II. Lewis, sub Z, 90. n
$50; e.. Elizabeth DE w. Cranch, ct al, TO
Margaret d. Brooks. subs u and IA. %. GO;
1000. Leouora C. Scott TO same. same prop
property; e. Abby L. Elliott 20 same. same
property; E. John White 20 W. II. Bar
stow. in trust, sub ~, 80. s2S; e.. Mary C.
Baker 20 j. q. Myers, subs 81 and ~.
50. 20; e. Margaret ID. Brooks 30 Mag
gle G. Barnes, subs IL and IL, 90. SIC; e.
Commissioners ID. c. to u. l. Walker. lot 2. 80.
e. of 50. 667: g. same 10 Joseph Paul, pts.
II to IL, 50. CSC; e. A p. Pardon 20 Rock
Greek Railway Co, lot 81. bk. II, Meridian
Hill; e., 500. Mary Z. Wheeler 10 o. N. BRYANT,
lot IS, 50. IL, Bioomingdaie; s2.sss. Blanche
L. Kettier TO Fannie A. Lowe. subs ~ 80 io4.
So 1927: e. Isabel b. Tcel 10 @. j. Easter
day ct al, lot 9, biz 5, lexington; e.. lea
II. Huling TO Annie A Che-ney, lot ~, bib. 3.
Trinidad; si.5o0. Sarah Bennett 10 I. A
Connolly, sub 3. Talbert Farm; e. 4 T.
Smith 20 W. X. Wilcox. subs 81 aud ca. 60. is;
e. Same TO A. b. Hines. subs s. and 20. d.,
e. W. \. Moore 10 Blanche Carter, sub LIS.
So CPS; e. q. W. Pearson ct al 20 NJ Y.
Thompson, pit, sub r, SO. !s2; st.sas Harr,ss
p. Lincoln to JIM. Cary, lot Is. blk. IS, and a.
do, Holmead Manor; g. W. H. Y. Reinecks
to II. Vail. sub So. So l5s; t4.Goo. John volk
to Minnie Volt ct al. sub 9. q. s2s. and PTS .
and 8, 90. $50; s2.000 Otto heunsch 20 same.
same property; $1,000. Cardinal Gibbons -
W. l. Boswell, pts. N and -. Old Georgssovng
e. w. L Boswell 10 Evanina D. Mackan. peA
TO Q. do; e.. NJ Ashford 10 w. y. Morscll,
sub lea. 60 lia. Georsetown: g. Adsi.sds
n Walker to NJ Loeb, PIT 10, sq u; e.
e. r. A Herrell 10 W. \. Bryan, part -
block 8, 7. and B. sub Mount Piesssns; q, SO.
Same 70 d. p. RUPERT, part do; -. -
c. Childs ct al 60 +. Norwood. subs las ard
ls6, 50. 1851; o.. 700. II. s. Petty 20 r. J. King,
sub asa, and part 2ss. Uniontowu;e-
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The Holiday Recess.

The House today adopted a resolution pro-
viding for an adjournment of Congress for the
holidays from December % to January l. A
resolution was also adopted authorizing the
payment of December salaries of employees of
the House on December q.
A motion to adjourn over tomorrow was not
agreed To-
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u was Nst Diphtheria.

. A few days ago one Of the inmates Of - vs<A
house was taken sick with sore shrest -
fever and the resident physician ous =
abundant caution iso,sssd he eass. - ~ -
not entirely certain bot thas IL disss0
would prove diphthssiA IL 60, hswss~s.
did not develop thss drsadsd dissass. slthsugh
IL terminated fatally o. Tuesday - II -
iron this one cass thnt soos u - innaoo ~
thsriA had brokSa cot thsrs.
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LOk NNIE-
mace, mi sls 600
bath, furns,e .. M 1850
sm.f 1000
mace. a. mi - .....|.s.. 5000
bath and cellar a m /. each........... $500
2ith near Pa. NV, 7r and bath. 80. 5000
81. near 81 n w.. Or. and BATH. $500
+ ~ near % u. g.. ar, bath and cellar. fur
mace. paperesl. =. M l.. new. 5.2oO
rspersd ...........- ...-...... $500
II ~. near 18Th n Or and bath ........... 5000
Linden ST. ne Or. and bath ............... 2.S0O
Linden 81 E.. Or and bath easy terms. $500
Duncan place n. e. y and bath. easy terms. 1900
terms -. 1900
For full particulars call upon
McLACHl.RN 4 RATCHET DER
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Flowers for the Opening Day.

A bunch of cut flowers was given today 10
every lady customer at the store Of the Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, It'll and z
streets. 1t was the opening day." as the enter
prising manager, n. II. Bowman, calls these
annual gala occasions. when. amid foliage,
plants and smilax and an oriental embroidery
display the fine assortment Of china and other
ware given away to purchases. This estab-
lishment il one Of the principal stores Of CON-
pany that has q capital Of s2s 600. 900, has 22s
stores scattered al through the country and
employs nearly 1000 men.
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During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today burial permits were issued from ths
health Office for the following:
white-catharine Quinn, ls years; Alfred
McF. Hammond. rs years; Maud T. Happier, I
year; Annie p. McKeIdsn Walton, 40 years; An
ME n. Conner, 2 years; VIM FrEncis Hardy. s
years; Martin Pardy, l day; VIM Rsdman, 81
years.
CoIorsd- Harley. S ysaru: Rr,,k
Wood, Year,; julia Ring, IS ysnry; Robk
Barnes. 10 year,; Gsorys ". Harris, ~ ysars;
Jsns brooaz. - ysars; ua0slls 49,, II
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EuR SAN THE ELE AMI NV DWELLING
hous- ss0s . st q rlous and bath front
ts-.iusut ed ~ anI Iauulry room, h-A ed thronFh
out ~ ffnsTs hn-ly On -ei aud dfst 10 every
Itftiru ans~ anA l. - MODERN iifpt vetu-nt-,
IL Ips1Ot 20 wt . sl-y wtll trad ATTly ql3 Pa
diI3i
I,Oh sAIE-BY JOHN p wAGGNNNN.
IT 700 ltth q n
SFsr a. ha-rsttua
~ SIS coo terms .i.s rau.y located north
v--t hnaiy bufif 3-foFy - r..4rl n Use aud iarFe
r,llan in rerf.cs 2 Or los Jf1isS
Fur - NO hansi-suls 1Lruofu l.u~-- vel trnsnted
sli lated. within I've --gua 20 bupuB Circle
tor - 80 tstnry iirsslu house. excellent n~tzh-
rsrts.si. square frorn government Irintinx
= d 70
IoT - 10 O. r. nOl. snd broom HOUSES with large
latH 81 ln-r sont r-ntt al ans well lTrtfs' nor s-st
Far 49, rent a. hfrEtn n+w -. ofu 18th snd
Gel ~ cottage hands ntfura a. NOD irtsh;
t-aisf - fn-naru lrg~ q und uirh and h-a1tifuly
% ffss ir Wesley Urtghts tie university site
for OOJ - - ~. ~ TO- iu vel "a proved neigh
torlinol rfhse-t With rsrty val rilri' aso few
Fitt--sr~ br-ine utp{ erti-s-uuer lease and -yiuy
eel on the prices sske,A dl+-0t
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FOR SAIE-HOVSES

Eoh sALF-FISE LARGE NEW DWELLING
with all latest improvements. in fashionable cen
ds-aS. 'fSIkkf sGrHERf6kb 1907 st. ' n "
L'oR sALE-
I'm nd isth, Soits side; tsrsest ~ and basement
bay window brick II and bath. cellar furnace
n on % a ao. sn1
En- for S. IA rec. .ea wa. P ee rsuee 70
4 bssanfui oorner-... cor. of I2.h and x .,s. n
". 2hI7S 20 waste ground; rent FROM old buildings
a,,ory and Easement o-,n. and bath 18Th s.. bel, o
ssso!y r brel ne ns.r lincoln PARK 10. i71e5
Z. T. KAISER.
EQR sALt.THL cOLU4BJs BUILDISG. 81 =
a9r 'A'aEsSon hS joHssoss On onnsa el7r
t,oRsAIr-THAT DFsIK. BIE CORNER HOUSE.
Il I'd md 81 tie sheapes; corner house In the
u AZ, '''' ~ = FAT T. 81 fuRFIS. lsas N Y ave-
L'OR sALE-THAT ELEGANr CORNER HOUSE,
OrhsE 1871 and IS Nv; browns stone and
8ning rSo.n Kitchen. bed rooii.s bath aad cellar
49, Plant 6ygRyyrN;
I'OR SALT NV rBEss-skICK 3-sT0RY
Il and basement house, Titn Two blocks Of Dupont
GHERI 4. rtR iH 6 XII 4 easy '''f sSsR'
For SALE : TWO OF THOSE coy LITTLE
los h.q;: . m 90 'nd sis FlSf 5eCl; sPf path
ash 1929 y. Y. ave-
L'oR sALE-2Ol4 2ois. -2Dc2 10TH ST. NV:
L brovn-stone and pFess-brick fronts; continuing
parlor. ton hail. dining room. kitchen. pau
Tries. chambers. cellar and large closets in each
room ~ you ar looking for miortahe home in
sTect these. PLANT Z TtRPIN.
ds-7i 1920 Y. Y. ave.
EOR SAIL
/ 26-ro9a brt,s;. psf NV. reduced. GO
S SsPss s;.s :t md ;,. .sa (. S
1ruom brtrk y j n W. all mod inlps.. 3, 80
For monthly pay ms nts and bargains call on
d7-u KEY BROS. CO. 9io st. NV
EoB sALF-HousE 1875 MASS. AVE NE; 3
=! = rao G AMI o.'h. modern improvements; brice.
city hall 2-15t
l,oR shI.F-NEw HOUSES BARGAINS; EASY
u teruls. t39 and 63l u -. ne : rooms. cellar;
loss .ets 10 alley. inquire OWNER. 2l0 L St NV.
nl3-im
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For full particulars call upon
McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER.


L'OK sALE-. l6O7 I'D s., b b, 6rs. 81. 800
i NORTHWEST. SOCTHEA-T
423 Ns.. III. 5r and ll1l3-l5 and III N
houses in rear 900 st. fh, 10 and 6rs. 3. 900
and " as, h. Ar. 3. 500 Alley. bet 9th 4 nth,
~ and ll3 Pierce ST.. 80 q ~, bh 3r II 500
s4os \ st. h. m t., ~ 1916. i$47. and 194e ~
Kst. h, pr. each. L 200
2gs ,d n St h prs 3 LOO AZ 4 st. h, 81, -1.902
1t, hrs g. 600 1207 4th st. fh. Dr.. 800
Stable In alley bet SOUTHWEST.
18th and 18TH. X and SIC to $50 Md ave,
s,sp ", p;i 1900 \; !, IA ; Is. 600
fh, 5rs- 5000 h. 7r and f h in
roleros ST. 600 4i ISL is h. S S@
:: and 4s r9SmerOy 500 i 3, and 4es St. soo
lic aoi5 s. III. ST. COO 44 and 400 Cap st. e''
lsy.Ih. Is. - 200 3i2 ana si4 St.. -'eOo
Gid and iS SIS Marion SIS = a;i h. ST.. i. SO
alley. n, 4rs.......2. 600 6l3-15-l7 Burke's al
lie 10 129 Pierce ST. ley. b. r.. each. 800
ms .oSv. j. only /. portion Q, N. property on my
II, LIST and 18th In22l TH0s. Z. WAGGAMAN.
LoK sAIE-THOsE HANDSOME HOUSES COR.
18th and " SIS. ~ every modern Improvement;
,lectrir bel speaking tubes, fne cabinet maniels.
beautiful Decoration, substantially built. with heavy
b-ownstOne trimmings cow nient to cable and
electric rosi 10 on ST. 8. o. II rooms. Prices
low; terms to SUIT. Monthly payments II desired.
Open dali for inspe ton vatchnar in charge. Only
houses In this section having hne granothic side
walks nletlm
I,oL sALE-HoUsE MAR 2IsT AND SIS
bath only sl1. 600. A. II. sEMMEs. COZ F. ST.
n2l-1m
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II. A. BALIINGER,
rs 1422 + IT. n ".
L'OR sALE-2 NEW PRESS BRICK 3-STORY
Il and basement houses, within two blocks o. Dupont
circle, all mod iulps, $S 500 and Is 600, easy
terms. Apply CHARLES EARLY,
MS 2ot COB 14th st
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THE M'GARRAHAN CLAIM AND THE ASTI-oPTIoS
BILL OCCUPY THE UPPER BODY, WHILE
MEASURES IN REGARD TO INDIAN LANDS ARE
CONSIDERED IN THE HOUSE