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rwELvEDAYs AT THE sEAsHoKE.

The third popular excursion via the
Baltimore &. Ohio R. r.. to Atlantic
City from Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Park,
ersburg, and all intermediate stations
to Washington junction, Nd, is an
nouneed for Thursday, August 18th.
Those who have not yet awaited them
selves of the superior train service and
low rates offered for a, trip to the sea:
shore should not neglect this oppor
tunity. A large degree of pleasure is
obtained in these jaunts to the sea-
side over the Baltimore d Ohio by
views Of the country en- route, than
which there is none more picturesque
or richer in historical interest in Amer
lea.
Tickets will be valid for return jour
new for twelve days from day of sale.
also to stop off at Philadelphia for the
night of August llth, and will be good
on all regular trains. On return jour-
ney they will be good to stop off at
Washington, thus affording an oppor-
Unity is visit the numerous public
buildings. which are open to visitors
free of charge, and to take a trip down
the Potomac to Mt. Vernon, the tomb
Of Washington, as well as to visit 9th
err places of interest in and near Wash
ington.
For rates and time of trains consult
appended table:
cumberland. AZ $50 1910 1918 80
Hancock s.......,....-..902 f11s 200 1.49 $50
Martinsburg ~ w.. 94 11.5s 2.44 s.44 $50
Pm.
Harper,s Ferry. ...... 1916 ID 30 s.15 80 $50
washington JIG. .....-....t0.H 1879 3.43 ass $50
Correspondingly low rates from.
other stations.
Foradditional trains from Pittsburgh
and Cumberland, see time table pub
lished elsewhere in this paper.
Pullman cars ON all trains.
For more detailed information apply
to nearest B. & Q. ticket agent.
S-1-td.
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DAILY MARKET REPORTS.
cry GRAIN MARKET.
CITY PRODUCE MARKET.

Revised and corrected Daily by j. NJ. Kilmer
King Street AUGUST 10 1892
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It has made for its Policy holders by
Judicious Investments,
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a.. rronAs. rnEssprnr.
y. >. ssisrar. vseE pRts.. a Z. uslson. eAsnIra
40. oAaav. Assr eAsnra.
Peoples National Bank.

Soiicits Your Business.
And caerr svery accommodation consistent with
legitimate banking,
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we adopted and applied Q rule Of market" OF
commercial" value and reached that value BY
the records Of actual sales-many OF them
being ct what are termed boom priccs"-this
assessment must inevitably have been cruelty
unjust, Oppressive and destructive alike 10 the
interests OF both government and taxpayer.
II would have brought to the capital city Of the
nation ruin instead Of benefit II would have
KILLED the goose that lays the golden egg" end
defeated the very object Of the Law itself. So.
too, IL WAS not for as, - . board. 70 adopt
other floating theories Of value never contem-
plated by the law, such, for instance. as that
which declares that ''values for purposes Of tax
alton should be determined by rentais"-a
theory which, while il may be operative in the
old and fully built-up municipalities Of Europe.
would, in our Judgment, be imprscticable
and s; unequal un in e comparatively infant
as that applied here would be a. unjust in one
way as the so-called .'sinsle tax" system would
be in another. In the one case the unimproved
land would escape taxation, while in the other,
without . chance Of ripening for building pur-
poses for . decade or more-with no chance Of
securing sewers, water, gas and surface street
improvements-it would be loaded down with
double taxation which would be tantamount
to absolute confiscation- Instead Of consider
ing such vagsries these we took what We con-
sidered q common-sense business construction
Of the term value Tor ''true value"), as we
believed Congress intended the term TO be con-
strued in its application to assessment for pur-
poses Of taxation, and adopted the above rule
Of intrinsic value, determining at the same time
to apply it, without fear or favor or respect to
persons. equally throughout the District. And
now, in looking back at the vast work we have
already done, we can thankfully say that from
the time of the adoption Of that rule of sim
trinsic value" down to the present there has
not been one moment that we have doubted the
prooriety the uisdovp the exDedieney the ma
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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-
turn, &C., the ownership, &C.. of all real prop
erty subject to be listed for taxation But a.
this is apparent from reading the two acts it il
not necessary for me to say more"
Immediately upon receipt and reading Of the
assistant attorneys opinion we went into per
manent organization as u board of assessors by
the unanimous election Of Mr.. George Francis
Dawson as president and Mr.. John +. Cook ~
secretary of the board, and the same day DULY
y unanimously adopted the following resolu-
tons:
Resolved, That in making the assessments Of
real property in the District Of Columbia for
the triennial period beginning with the fiscal
year 1898 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 value, and that the meas-
ure OF such true or intrinsic yalue In thai
amount in lawful money which such property
would probably bring at forced sale under Id.
verse circumstances
true value shall be adhered to equally in ri
parts OF the District in making the said asssss.
ment."
1t may be well to remark here, retrospect.
lively, that when we adopted those resolution,
we did 80 after much thought and sufficient de.
liberation. We believed that 1t was necesaarv
to formulate rule Of construction Of the terms
the. laws governing the assessment and b
guided BY It in our judgments. We could moi
conceive that In . District wherein exists tara
ton without representation the ConRrees in.
tended those words 70 have Q meaning which
would make such laws unduly Oppressive. Had
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PROPOSALS.

sspp bs. FoR Mac Is
z rf SoS at ~ S'e JH UNI
Is Hs for n sa s as Sssf
sHne 50 Is The ice must be Of the best quality
ct s scr SsaeE
Offices q the War, Department in Washington and
exert sundays ana resosnizsd holidays Viii Se
rty will be required in case OF award. Bidders are
under this advertisement will be MADE Until Censres.
can s Se sh s T
t the right to reeet any and 81 bids and to waive de
dorsed ON the outside. Proposals for Ice and ad
dressed K the undsrsisned N. i. TMoRP Chist Of
RySyenss. for the W.shins.on Navy
navy t. BE- oEsns5 5S.s
ooS sh5p6!sR ffN qPs Twelve ana !!
pounds fresh vegetables :. 900 pounds fresh bread
II nys L ss Bss s%:
will be furnished upon application to the
the sss Of d
snd dealer Is nv w s bids all other thnss being
right t9 waive defects or to reject all BIDS not
my26-2aw2w
PROPOSALS FOR GLASS.-oFFICE OF BUILD
L ing for Library Of Congress, No. las East Capitol
street. Washington, D. C., May 10, 1Sg2.-Sealed
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
tbs s E n Be on sfTa 4 h ff
NINTH DAY OF JUNE, 1892 and opened iinmedi-
atey thereafter in the presence Of bidders Spechca
tons general instructions and conditions and blank
forms Of proposal may be obtained application to
this office BERNARD r. GREEN. Superintendent
and Engineer. my19,2 l "A, % jetiSS
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES. OFFICE OF PUB
l. lie Buildings and Grounds. War Department. WASH
ington. ID. C., May Z. 1892 Sealed proposals in du
PiiEc1te Mil be TeSeiyed at this office until TWELVE
during the nscal year ending June 30. 1893. fol-
lows: Class l. florists supplies class 3 flower pots
class 3 paints oils &c. class 4, hardware class
agricutural implements &c. class 6, electric battery
supplies class drain pipe; class & stationery class
s ls cltss 1S lime and cement; class Il bricks
bulbs No bids will be accepted until Congress
posal for each class is desired Each envelope should
closed proposal made. Preference will be given
ARTICLES Of domestic manufacture. conditions of
quality and price incuding in the price Of foreign
productions or manufactures the duty thereon being
equal Attention is invited to acts of Congress APP
proved February 70. 1885. and February D. 1857.
Large The right is reserved TO reject and all pro
this ONCE 9; n. Ernst. Col. Q. s. Army. az
my7,9 10. IL, je4.6
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The results Of the recent assessment for tax
alton Of property in the city and Georgetown
were 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 out 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 a considerable increase
over that Of the assessment of 1882
THE WORK OF A YEAR.
The work that has been closed was begun .
year ago by three men and has been carried to
completion by them. Heretofore the custom
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r STREET PROPERTY,
Valuations Made by the Assessors on Ground
Between 9th and asth str-ets.

betWeeh Sth andS5th StT~etss
There has been good deal Of public interest
aroused recently in the values Of property in
the business section Of the city, especially in
that portion lying along F 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 a. to the values Of
property was confined mainly to the business
section Of the city. Because Of this fact il has
been considered that an exhibit OF the work OF
the assessors as far as street property is con-
cerned would be Of interest. The following
table shows the valuation of all corner pieces on
F street between 9th and 18th streets and inside
pieces on each block which was given by the as
sessments Of 1889 and 1892; also the Riggs Bank
and Safe Deposit corners:
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" District Of Columbia- Washington. D. c. June 4.
lsSyNotice is hereby given that the Comndasions,
attorney for the District Of COLUMBIA intend 2 lease
der Of the James Greek canal Any person desiring e
rent this property should make application te said
DOUGLASS. J.. W. ROSS. W. I. ROSsELL. Com
mdssioners, d. G. 1e66t
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prompt readiness in responding 10 our many
calls for assistance from his Office.
Very respectfully,
Ono. FRANCIS DAWSON,
fREDERicK L. MooRE,
JOHN y. Cook.
Assistant AssessoruL
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

6 BENSINGER, ACCTIONEER.
-. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE
BAZAAR. NO. $40 LOUISIANA AVENUE.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES. MARES AND
PONIES.
will be sold ut the Bazaar, on THURSDAY MORN
ING JUNE NINTH commencing at TEN O'CLOCK.
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.
je6-3t $. BENSINGER, Auctioneer
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Tor SALE-2 BRICK HOUSES, l2l0 AND LIP
l. 18th 1t. n. ". lot about l5x1 10 to wide alley.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
je.;-8 go st. NV.
LrOR SALE-ONLY s150 CASH; BALANCE e2O
II per month; we have several Groom frame dwell
nes corner Georgia ave. and 10Th St Cor sale
the above terms; let us show you this property
YESTERDAY MALLERY,
je26t 624 st.
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London Dailies and Mr.. Blaine.

LONDON Daflies and Mr.. Blaine.
Most Of the London morning papers devots
some space to . discussion Of Mr.. Blains's
chances Of obtaining the presidency. The Ne,os
says that the coming election viii be primarily
conflict Of principles, not conflict Of men.
The Chronicle thinks that Mr. Blaine NAV BE-
passed over, - he has been before, solely be-
cause rivals altogether inferior 10 himself are
Jealous Of his name and fame.
The Standard thinks that Mr.. Blaine win BE-
the favorite as compared with Mr.. Harrison,
ana adds that - the democratic candidate Is
almost equally certain TO be Mr.. Cleveland
lively times are In store for the people Of the
United States.
The Graphic ays: ''If Mr. Blaine's resigna-
tion from the cabinet meant his retirement
from public life IL would be . real mifortuiss
for America. Happily the dispatch 10 which he
u committed Ii illuminated BY the hope q .
splendid resurrection"
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SOCIAL MATTERS.

Mrs. Thomas r. Turnbull has been called
home to BROOKLYN, n. Y, on account of the
death Of her mother.
Mrs. John Greene, jr., left the city yesterday
morning for Lowell, Mass, from where, after
short visit, she will continue her journey 10 the
White mountains, locating at Lisbon. N. H..
where she will be Joined by her husband later
in the season
The ladies Of the Garfield Hospital Aid So
ciety and Sewing Circle are happy to report to
the generous public that the proceeds Of the
fete and bazaar held at the Miller Memorial
building May 50 and 81 amounted TO about
200, including the money subscribed for the
furnishing OF the private rooms of the third
story, Mrs. W. c. Hill. Mrs. w. p. Kellogg,
the Metropolitan Church through DIR. Corey,
Mrs. W. +. Tucker and Mrs. Oyster having be-
come responsible for i've Of the rooms. They
wish to return their profound thanks 70 the
generous patrons and contributors to the enter
tainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Evans have removed to
their new quarters at the Buckingham" $50
18th street northwest.
Capt and Mrs. L. B. Cutler are stopping with
Mrs. Tyler, 1909 r street northwest. where thew
will remain until Congress adjourns.
Mrs. z. r. Drummond will leave on the 7th
instant to spend the summer with her son Willis
and family, at West Superior, Wis.
Mrs. C. A FARRELL and Miss Clara farrell have
gone 20 the Blue Ridge mountains near Me-
chanicstown, Md, 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 Dubuoue.
Iowa. has returned from New York and il stsy-
ing with his granddaughters, the Misses Jose
phine and Katharine Jones Of 1909 Corcoran
street.
Admiral Russell and family have left for
Oswego, N. Y. Naval Cadet Russell accom-
panies his father on short leave previous %
joining the Atlanta at New York.
TEE great sale OF SchuetEen Park lots COM
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Some sample Specimens.

some sample Specimens.
In order TO give some idea Of the values fixed
by the new assessment Of property In various
sections Of the city the following specimens are
printed:
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Ths report Of Gwynns Harris, inspector q
marine products, for last week shows the arrival
during Tie week Of II, sss bunchss Of fsh, s,7oo
herring, 4,i7e shad, IS sturgeon, Is drum&sh,
22.7oo crabs, 2sl carp, 10 turtles cd 10000
of nah, 10 drunAsh, 1000 crabs snds 6, go clsnn,
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FPRoCURE A HOME. COOKE PARK.
SUBDIVISION GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS
AhE ssH sisr III u EkB
GgRBEDs AND SEWER, WATER AND GAS PUT
IN At ONCE; 70 AND l$;E0OT ALLEY CoNNEC,
Il FEET AMP DERTH 0E rs 10 lis FEET.
TEEEss ssErSSsEH eh hEh s sSIgasssHt iSo2I
MONEY EURNIsHEp TO BUILD WiTHouT CASH
PPAAYYMENTi ,GERIIEIEp COPY OF The RIAL
I, 1872, FOR %: FOR PLATS, PRICE LIST AND
FQFTHER REFORMATION ADDRESS OR AP-
myl3-:sm c. H. TICKLING. 1854 a2p ST. NV.
Tor SALE-LOT 8, BLOCK AZ, HOLMEAD
= Manor. Mt, Pleasant; front on Whitney ave. Soc
per foot. OWNER j.. Star office. my10-1ms
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THEIR REPORT. WHICH THEY SUBMITTED TO TIE
COMMISSIONERS ToDAY-rHE BOOKS now OPEN
FOR PUBLIC INsPEcrIoN-rHR BOARD OF
EQUALIZATION IN SESSION.
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Last wsek Poundmaster Einstsiu impoupded
axsy-tvo snimah and killed forsy-four. A
the Close Of The week thsrs were t1outy-ssvsa
remaining n pound
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

L PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC
LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
MAGNIFICENT VILLA SITES OF ONE Oh MORE
ACRES
AND
FINE BUILDING LOTS
on THE
PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC,
-CoNDUIr 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 pats. pamphlets and further information apply
at company's Office. 14l5 ut. NV my4-om
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
The 10Th day of May, 1892.
Ella I. Casteman Mary A. McGraw ct al. No.
1852 Equity docket 33.
On motion of the plaintiff. by Messrs Birney 4 Bir
ney her solicitors it is ordered that the Defendants
MARY McGrxw Berry. Lewis c. Kennedy. Thomas
r Mc6rsw, Henry r. McGiraw and Francis A. Nc
Graw cause their appearance be entered herein
or before the first rule day occurring forty days after
this day Otherwise the will be proceeded with
The object OF this suit to have partition by sale of
lot O. in Kibbeys subdivision Of square 81, in the
city Of Washington
This order Is 70 be published once week for three
weeks before said return day in the Washington Law
Reporter and In The Evening star newspapers.
BY the court. A. b. HAGNER. Justice. &c.
True copy. Test: ]. K YOUNG, Clerk &c.
je6-law3w By NJ. A. CLANCY. Asst. Clerk.
THIS, IS 70 GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB;
i scriber Of the District of Columbia has obtained
from the Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia.
holding a special term for Orphans Court business,
letters testamentary the personal estate Of Oliver
W. Longan 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 2Sth day Of May, 1897.
Tie National Safe Deposit Security and Trust Com
pany Of the District Of Columbia.
,oux r r,sov By THOMAS l 81 z; Jones: ONES.
Proctor. my30-lsw3t
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAWN, MANICURE AND CHIROPOD.
4v1 list, G03 18th ST. E.W.-The only Importer and
Manufacturer Of FINE MANICURE aud CHIROPOD-
ST GOODS south of New York. no2O-tr
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EOR sALE-wE HAVE ~ 600 FEET IN SQUARE
1914. corner Of Kentucky ave, and st. Sc. also
%. OOO feet IN square 1885, of 10th and sts
ae, which We can offer to SPECTATORS at attrac-
tive figure.
jeI-6t J. H. GRAY CO. 637 Est
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EOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT-SOUTH
L Carolina ave and 9Th ST. s.e- 26x10; fronting .
JOHN MILLER CO.,
teA-9t SOS 1T ".
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TEE great sale Of schuetsen Park lots COM
mences this afternoon at $50. Plsts NAV be
obtained Of Thomas J. Fisher 4 Co. or Latimsf
4 Sloan--Adpt
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EOR sALE-A VERY ECONOMICAL LOT ON
4 oath st. near W., within two squares Of the
Penna. ave. car line; % By 75H II. only %. COO
r. H. 7. LEIPOLD, Nv. cor. 18Th and sts- n. ".
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EOR sALE-HOLMEAD AVE. AND COLUMBIA
L Heights beautiful sites at 40 and 44c.
JOHN MILLER CO..
Jest sos E st. NV.
EOR SALE-sOUTH BROOKLAND = BUILDING
Il sites small cash payment and easy terms.
JOHN MILLER CO.,
je4-N sos ut. n ".
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EoR sALE-cH0IcE LOT; 18th 81. CoLUM::
&c. Corner opposite DR.. Hammond; 10Ox15O; only
15c Nice lot Sheridan II; near It'll; 50x15O; easy
terms 30c. Several lots on Princeton at 25c.
je4-3t GEO. r. GRAHAM, 1919 Ut.
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EroR sALE-HOUSEs. once Of
PROCTOR PROCTOR,
Reel Estate and Insurnnee,
n

1.-THE same ratio Of increase in the value Of real es
tate continues il will not be long before il will be al
most impossible to secure small desirsbly located
modern brick houses in the northwest as low a. 600
and 81 600 In fact they already getting
as ths owners do not wish to sell them. We have
which should meet with ready sale, and You who
are hesitating should remember the old saying. that
he rho hssitatCs lost" This house is nearly
6-room ay-wndow brick southern exposure. in FIRST
class condition. block and half from the 14th street
cable cars and Just the nest for a 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 70 sell.
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EoR sALE-LOT ON n ST. BET. OATH AND 18TH
90. Louis =. sHoEMAKER,
geo-Ss go ct. n. W.
EfOk sALE-sPECIAL-CORNER OF 18th AND
a., SIS; se ~ f. on St. 100 T. On 18th e
1905 his ts q chance for speculation.
3e3-3t THOMAS J. FISHER CO. 1914 n n "
F0R sALE-LOT ON BINNEY ST., THE FIRST
!ot rom 18th st facing south, with aide and reeF
alley 90 IT. front the best lot on the strest Ql Is
per foot. JOHN B. WIGHT. 1A10 q ST. my7-lm
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L,OR SALE-BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON0 ST. NE.
j. between 9Th and 9Th sts 81 5x75 ............. c
''- ~ Join MILLER CO.,
je4-3t EOS E st. n v.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

E'0R SAIE-ac57. 2:i5 I'D ST. S.w., TWO 2-ST0RY
Il bricks; rooms each; renting now for So Per
month; price, - 400; terms TO suit. 116 Sc, )
stcry frame price. 81 500; half cash, balance time.
i:S5s ~. rooms: NJ Priee, ~ OOOi ons,t6ird
ARD. $50 ~ st. s.w. je4-8
E,OR SALE-l3fh n ". near T. 9r. l8x19O -. o. 600
NV. near 21st, 12r. fine house ........ 7.5QQ
4th n near stanton Park. &-. H. 69x97... 60Q0
18th ". near X. 6r., 20x10l ............. 5000
Florida ave n 6r.. 2Dxl4o ...--......... 200
Avalon Heights 6r. cellar. IN. f. 5Oxl5O $50. 20Q0
Sth near l.. 6r., deep lot. 2, 800
W n. W near 18th, 3r, 16x10 .............. L. 800
je4-3t ELLIS CHAPEL. 525 1lth ST. n ".
E,OR sALE-TwO sIX-ROOM BRICKS on Sd ST.
1sw.; water and gas; rent, SIS so. $40 80; good
investment.
Je4-:p G. BOYER, 2l4 7th ct. sv
E,oR sALE-TwO sIX-ROOM BRICKS on s. E.
always s.n BoYERs syn 7 7S pet ST. cent
E'OR sALE-OwNER WILL SELL. AT sACRI.
nee and easy terms fine residence centrally To-
Gated and Of the most squares city
no agents Address HONE ". Star office. je4-:Sts
E,OR sALE-A FINE HOUSE ON P ST. NV
L near nth. having IL rooms and bath; nicely pa
pered with all mod imps. at bargain.
je4-S ELLIS CHAPEL. 525 l1th st. NV.
EOR SALE - ORIGINAL LOTS IL AND H. IN
square VI. These desirable lots have aggregate
front OF IA Y ~ in on 2d ST. west bet. ID st. and N.
L. ave by LII IT. N in. deep. They near the
val observatory the site Of the proposed Memorial
bridge 70 Arlington and the proposed line of the street
cars designed to connect with said bridge Il. T.
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