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The St. Johns herald., 1892-06-16
Another Hugh Monopoly.

We learn that arrangements are in course of preparation for consol' idating the great Western bitumin- ous coal properties and the rail roads herewith connected into a huge monopoly, fashioned after the anthracite combination recently consummated by the Reading Com pany. The details of the scheme and the personnel of its promotion must remain for future ascertain ment i; but meantime the ultimate accomplishment of the project seems to admit of little doubt. The really serious question suggested by this fact is whether the people of the United States consider they have any interest in it and propose to have anything to say about 1t? Do they suppose they have any rights affected by the scheme; and, if so, are they prepared to assert them? or do they choose to wait supinely until those rights have been put beyond the avail of pro- test oI law?
 What is coal to us? The chief source of industrial power the pro- polling force of our railroads and steamships: the almost exclusive agent for converting our ores and working our metals; the source of our artificial light; the comfort ot our homes; the means of prepar- ing our food it is, in short, the one agent that, next to the vital air, IS above all others essential to the in- finite qualifications of civilization. It is a manifest purpose in the con stitution of things that whatever IS most indispensable to human sub- sistence and comfort shall be most absolutely free; and it is as essen tial that coal should be free to com mon acquisition as that the supply of air should be unrestricted. No possible affront to the common rights of humanity could match in boldness and injustice this attempt to put the prime source of human welfare under the exclusive control of a mere handful of capital own CTS. Viewed in all it's bearings, this scheme, and equally the Reading combination, is one of the most fragrant attempts to constitute an overwhelming tyranny of wealth ever perpetrated. If monopoly is to be quietly permitted to thus fast, en its grip upon the motive power of our industries and commerce what may not be next attempted 1T the way of subiecting the National liberties and the National develop ment to the will of petty all-con trolling class?
 The question this new movement puts boldly and squarely before the people is neither more nor less thar this-shall our industry and com merce be subjected to the unrestrict ed control ot an absolute monopO ly over each interest? Does the pub lie common sense need to be in formed that such control would b, more arbitrary and more obstruc tive to the development of thi great country than the most despot ic political institutions, are we pre- pared to tolerate a still more de structive despotism of wealth?- New York Commercial Bulletin.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-06-16

The Communists of Paris held a demonstration il the cemetery of Pere la Chaise May 30th at the graves of the Communists who were killed in 1871. A number of red flags were displayed and a num- Der of revolutionary speeches were made.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-06-16

It is announced that Queen Vic- toria offered Salisbury a dukedom in the event of his retiring from power, but it is doubtful if the Pre- mier will accept the honor.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-06-16

His Lordship Clancarty, better known to Americans as Lord Dun To, the title he held before his fath- CTS death, is advertised in the Lon don Gazette as a debtor who will not pay his bills, The advertiser is Sam Lewis, a famous bill broker,
The St. Johns herald., 1892-06-16

Some large blasts of rock have been made to provide materials for the new harbor of refuge at Brest, as much as 100000 cubic yards be- ing thrown out at one time.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-06-16

The Venezuelan Government is spreading the report that the sup plies and ammunitions of the revo- lutionists are exhausted, and that they are on the verge of disband- inO
The St. Johns herald., 1892-06-16

There is more tonnage laid up on the river Tyne and in the northeast coast ports of England at the pres ent time than ever before in the his- tory of shipping, there being no less than 400 idle vessels, representing about 3OO,OOO tons.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-06-16

At the end of the year the Tele. phone Company of Austria will cease to exist, the Government as- suming control of all the telephone lines of the kingdom.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-06-16

Emperor William met with car riage accident on May 21st in the village of Chrislbourg, near Dant- zic. Four horses harnessed to the carriage occupied by the Emperor ran away, but, though the carriage was broken, the Emperor escaped.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-06-16

More than one third of the total number of sailing vessels building in the United Kingdom are in pro- cess of construction on the banks of the river Clyde.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-06-16

The underground electric railway proposed for Paris is to traverse the city in its greatest length, which will cause it approximately to fol low the course of the Selne.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-06-16

The annual report of the Super intendent of Tree Planting in Paris gives the number of trees planted at 67, 7,665, each of which represents an initial cost of S35. The annual expenditure for maintenance is $50,S4O.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-06-16

Steps are being taken to develop the resources of the Upper Congo in the matter of india rubber, the demand for which is increasing an- nualIy.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-06-16

Judge Sonnen Sachem has sem tenced seventeen slave traders to be hanged for holding a slave market at Lindi, within the German East African prCtectorate This is the seyerest punishment yet inflicted
The St. Johns herald., 1892-06-16

Advices from Guatemala state that 12,OOO citizens have signed an accusation against ex-President Ba- rillas. Itis stated that President Barrios is under a sworn obligation to save General Barrillas.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-06-16

An African missionary reports that he has been able to make al- most all of his journeyings on his hinvnla
The St. Johns herald., 1892-06-16

The anti -Parnellites have made a call for funds to aid them in the coming election
The St. Johns herald., 1892-06-16

Jerry Simpson is begging the Democrats to stand by him, and promises, t is said, to help them in other districts.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-06-16

Durham. England, miners stiil re- fuse to accept the cut of the own CTS.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-06-16

The French Derby was won by Chene Royal.
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OFEICIAL NOTICES.

NJ other systens.-Po-t once Depsrtmsnt WASH
fostniastsr General by the provisions. Of th. nsi
ing appropriations for the service of the Post ocs
Tagd q Is %.
ter between large cities and post once stations and
means Of pneumatic tubes other systems With ths
view OF sscertsnns the cost and advantage Of the
notice ali persons DO are the INVENTOR sssne.s
or S.nss q any rI.um.e suss Q, o,hss
e E,sHfT DAY Day 81 :sf e 4 sisisf Y.
D. c" and marked Rapid a disSsssh q n.lis fsii
Description o. such tube or device. Together ytsA
the same. which evidence may subsequently, ct any
tune b required 10y the Postmaster Genersl sad
tive power used in orerstinE the the method f
It's spplicstion the cspafty 81 the tube device an
where il is propo.sd ,e cGndS lie trst DE dsis q
which the tube or device viii be IN conditon 70 oe
in making the test; and. generally. snythips slss
whereby the Postmaster General can judge q the rs!a-
.ubmii,ed and The sd.ptsliiy q each e ssid aes:
IL 4 preferred that the tesss Asor,sid o conducsd
caro- or &sshins,oS. b. G. and between sdj.csss
cities OF between post once and or irsns.
sssiS :. sso:
ing 10 license 20 othsruise invest IN. the United
the year or % ss siTn and transfer 4 % the Unssd
State. e. = d. Is sr.s ..orss,d must .
empress condition that the person on rng ssid tub OF
dsyiss waive. AZ claim .ssin.. q. United states for
g; ss9s y. rSs.1s,s.sT oss.r. Is. saiher.sy
use q q gurcnsss Of s1y such hysnt,n noi ths.s
any tss Of amy tsbe devics sabmitld rrspops 70
mas ms, T. sas RE- .na :. "a ry q ss
56ES NAYxNiAKfk. fsssiaasssr 5sssssl-
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WANTED-LOTS.

VUASTEp-LoT IN SOUTH BRooKLASD AND
w on st. n e; bet 6;h and 9th sta no
OmuissOls. must b. cheap Address. Win terms.
J. JOHNSON. p. o. Boz $40 U31-2'
UTASIED-I WANT To PURCHASE LOTS FOR
w 400 each containing not less than 3 %! square
ear the Of the city u Morris Add
ton 10 WssAinzton. which il on x, l. ~. 36sh and
2<th sfa the time viii sell lots IN said
Norrsf Addition At $30O each "a 61136. terms 70
suit Money advanced for building and no essh ray
necessary 70 good parties Considering loc4uon
and ether these the cheapest lots To be
had Cal for plat and other information. A. rare
chan-e for Q POOR man 20 secure home virtually IN
town q sood nvsstmentfor anybody. JNo NAG
SnA1AS. 5vo lALh st. n q. 4S-os
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EroR SAILOR WILL EXCHANGE FoR I'M
\ proved or unmproved property IN the city
beautiful frame cottage IN TakOfna pxrk, contain
ms rooms snd hath. larse reception hall. newly
pein;ed inside and ous hand,omely pspered aud deco
dry concrete cellar moe cool rsndas. slAdy lawns
and walks. location hieh and healthy near the IA
nous Tak9ms swings lsrse hen house, wood she'd
and stshie % oo SQUARE feet Of ground inclosed by
Appreciated.
For price and terms Apply
my17-2m s1piish 81. nv
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED AND FOR sAI.E-HoUsKHoLD AND
w once furniture of every description. carpets.
and liberal dealing. A. WINSTON So 7sSn w. w
NTANTED-AT A REASONABLE FIGURE BY
w careful party. horse and four-seated Conveyance
city post Office '''- E rs e.
WANTED-3A THOROUGHLY RELIABLE PARTY
.,, vii take h9rse and busy for their ksepins f9I
after 5 o'clocE. iio6 9Th NV. jyS6- 81
WANTED--ANY ONE HAVING A PRETTY AND
q cam ind customer in 4. H. s.. Room sss patent
WANTED-To BUY ,FoR CASH SECOND
or address. BAak isoi i4 ssR a
WANTEp-TO EXCHANGE GOOD WORRYING
81 h h4ssss for re1as ponies Address Exchange.
WNIED-A NICE LOOKING SPAN OF FAMILY
w CARRIAGE HORSES; must be safe drivers.
Ben 5 City Posi- by ma. to Mr.
w En- ''gys; mar
sia aifs .aSs
WANTED.1T KNOWN z. z. BURdEE. zoos @
w St mschnist and model MAKER. repairs sewing
reels. 30 G.i orders promptly .sssnd.d To- isis,ss
MssSs:Psl:asE, Or s.IssEl s I'LL !. arar
foa save 5 per esSs , oeiS AoL FEE 81 'i ss
nv ANIEp-HOHSE. STYLISH, YOUNG, SOUND
s.rs not less than 100 lbs weight md good for har
Office. stating where he may be seen and tss lowest
WAN.55Ep -. MS SUMNER SUITS TO CLEAN La,
2ss. dirty 4 sS Sc s.'S 81 s'd
SnR A Ssasle1. sos n
St: opposite patent ONCE. basement store Fine
medal. - 70 ofdsf s
WaACNTEiDIsm;6G5ooDs OF AL AZ, KINDS TO SELL ON
capacity at nfs Hsfsf p;a e! month
AuctiOneers and Commission Merchants.
jy203m 6y Louisiana ave. n.
w inrton CaliTraph Hammond. Smith &c. low
est rates free delivery; sold on jnstsiments hrst
asfs siS rs
jyI5
WAN;iTTE,D5,TiaE BEST pr FAsSTTsE Ar ASH
,y14-tr Boz so. Hysttsvilis. Nd
W WAITE D. .s pA1p FOR 9LR eoLp AND
spoons. watch gold and silver Of ali descriptions
Dealer od COD snd svsl sa sS Il
tyi2-lm.
WANTED-w n FRENCH. THE wELLKNowN
birds and animals in superior manner at sCHMip'S
BIRD STORE. 7l2 1nrh st. NV. jys-2m'
WANTED-TEPEWRlTERS FOR RENT-F1fTY
w machines Of almost every make that have taken
IN exchange for the new Caligrsph; offered on low
MAN son. Cos It'll St n. W Call and see the beau
tifu SPECIMENS of handwriting and typewritne pre-
WrANTED-HORSES TO PASTURE-KEEPING
w horses winter and summer special business; farm
9TH St road, miles out Orders at Prices Stables,
81 9Th St NV. o. II. P. CLARK. Sligo. Nd
ie29-1In'
WANTED-wILLIAM C. FRIZZELI. PIANO
w tuner. 6e3 9Th st. s.. Orders from Md, Va.
and all parts of the District by mail will receive prompt
attention Flrst-cass tuning at lowest rates. fe10f
WANTED - OPIUM AND WHISKY HABITS
w cured at home without pain book Of particulars
sent free. B. NJ. wOOLLEf, NJ D.. Atlanta, 0s.
Once, 1Ot< whitehall st. 1a2a-1y
WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w remode ling works feathers renovated mattresses
made over: furniture steamed and moths destroyed.
H. YOCNGS. l4l2 Pa We Telephone 1O0S-2 III
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EToR RENT-s3O ST. n. W. I2R. A. NJ l. g. Y. ESQ
is.II '9 18th St NV. lr.. m. l.. s45
1 1y1 r sys Nv. r AMI =. 40 q
jyst DEHBLE. pHvfs 1 ~ i:s, 81 =
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PROPOSALS.

pRoPosALs FOR FUEL.-wAR DEPARTMENT.
sSrSiy Division, July 2o ss2,ssslsa propo;
T%tnE 6cnccK NOON sa o hGe qn
Inent With such qusnti,ies Of Coal aud Wood as may
l. eSuirea n the hss.l y.sr ending Jun. 30 is.5
the ,1sl seS1irss The fuel o.. md SOo A..
washington for ~hieh by the psre. o whom
Gs sps o S may Be N s s
Tie reest any or ali la. .1S % %sse sic
q s s. % sas
shed dealers on application 20 this once. Bids must
outside Proposal. for Fuel and addressed 20 NJ n.
THoRP. Chief Of Supply Division, War psp.I'-
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THr
" District Of Columbia. Washington. July 20. 1852
chock zoos Of MoSb fhi o hGs fR
sdan ~ S ana s,s for an ssDs 4os.s sS1
oIas a1snus northwast s,s to e not les than sa
feet front by not less than one hundred feet
one Prize Tor ik whole lot .. s,sss The rsst re-
s Ser, a9e oRN JOIN sSss
i %M Il HossELL Commissioners District va, e Co
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
- District Of Columbia. Washington July z. 1889
twelve Sco s noon OF 4 es ss u All
f$ les ma .Ss sS
price square foot. sum for the whole lot
bids Is hereby reserved JOHN W. DOUGLASS.
JOHN W. ROSS, MM. I. R0sSELI-. Commissioners
Of the District Of Columbia WISER
pRoPosALs FOR THE ERECTION OF Az OVER.
II HEAD TELEGRAPH LIVE FROM The NAVY
YARD, WASHINGTON, ID q. TO THE NAVY PROV
ING GROUNDS AT INDIAN HFAD, MD.-Buresu
SUE H. PToeSs.. ~ts a Sapa.
dorred Proposals. for erection q Inns, WI
be received at this bureau until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON, AUGUST TENTH, 1892. and publicly
opened immediately thereafter. Specifications and
blank forms Of PROPOSALS will be forwarded upon ap
cation 10 this bureau Bidders expected 20 fully
inform themselves Of the character Of the worn Re-
sponsble security will be required FOR the fsithfyd
performance Of the contract which will be subject
penalties for delays The right reserved u
prolonged delay, to cancel the contract complsts
the work AZ the risk and expense Of the contractor.
and TO reject all proposals aud waive defects
bond equal 20 twenty cent Of each axrrests bid
must accompany the same in all proyidedfor
IN the blank form of proposal WIN NJ PoLGEh.
Chief Of Bureau. tyl6-2aw2v
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING STREET LAM
terms and Street Designations. % the Com
missioners. Washington. ID. C. July Is 1892. =
Sealed proposals will be received 81 this once until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. AUGUST TENTH, 1907.
for furnishing 800 street lanterns less and
800 street Designations. more less. Blank forms
Of proposals and speca tons may be obtained upon
application therefor at this Once toeethsr with all
win be considered The rsht reserved % reyet any
and an bids or parts Of bids J. W. DOUGLASS ".
ROSS. VIM Il. hosSELL. Commissioners ID. c.
ty2l-6t
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423 Sst fh. 5r and. 1923 goth st. b h. ers.
z houses IN rear q 600 and 2 houses in rear.
81 a. ana q sa 500 sss 81 8 g. i.
s4os ST. h. '0O sss . ssfh lea s,h s.; 500
soSs St H. rs 2sS 2a q 70 a.s ion !,
sss: alley s.s 600 Ss: Y sssss.lS
~ sna ss Ridge so 81 sS1i iii 3 + .ys
+ + p, sS| =. s: !, 600 81 #
liSS 29tR + h. ST. 90 lsas 18th, Il, ST. is. 80
sSs and 595 st a. Il aab n' i sS. io. SoS
al :silsy ia A 600 l5Is 18th St. Sh.m NV
= hSr: ooe s5ES bH, iir 800
S G9i 20 st 5 ; h 6rs 800 29T G st. b. m T.. 49,
isy,i h. IS 800 It's 9Th St b. g.: 5. 90
sis S sis ave- ST. 81 r.
,1 b G 8 each 81 - s99 1920 Goth st. h 40,
liz and St. SSS
81 Mass .1. i$TiS SS
and s, s. l.; 500 497 Missouri ave-
iash sn q ist ina 600 s 10 and AZ oOo
sley /. 600 4oi e. h. 17r sSS
The above is only portion Of the property on my
heels and rG1 lis. at ThSs fl
FOR sALE-,AN ELEVEN ROOM FRAME HOUSE;
All conSeniences stable, fruit Eve of ground.
%AS e Monss o ad G
EoR sALE-I HAVE 5 PRETTY NEW HOUSES
.c Cabinet s
s''h on ysr{ ei skSoRs s1e 10Th st. NV
EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-A DESIRABLE
business propertyo on 7th St. sw. being 6le; con-
sissins 81 frame store room. large LET with xe
MAKER. go F St. NV. jy25-8
III SabSsS iHtS5EEHEsfss sffsSfSa
HI 2 h f ms 2 TENS
FOE ai eSo PER MONTH ils4 a sgaSk 81 NV
FOR sALE-3-sToRY l0-RM BRICK IN FIRST
mSns c %on as s s
Ss,s sSssp home S os & NV :; bet. nth and
i ?! s. onS Too@s and bath 'i Price: sS
ss I; iss ~ Ia fIs
Y .na stGS End base
new houses at lexington. Price, each; .... 1000
s.; n &. 3story and basement. bet. Sd and
s. bet 18th and aoih story 10 rs friee s6oS
I sSs As. slaS Slas sso Il
FOR sALE-A coop PAYING INyEsTMENT 4
spis are rooms and Cellar al ns% hSusss e!S vii
'en sDs-p AAA '-a 0A''n't k Has renw ALpRoN,
Il h4Sp
PogBIk HOUSE; MoPEkN tMPRoxaaEENTss;
F E2E2 SSsa9 IS iRSsESSF Alley PRICE
,yal-a III IL. s sHSs s.. NV,
VIII ESh $751; AZ
% M6S TKASSHISeTSS sf Sf} Az
SFssh aS 1927 IS Ef
SAS 81 S sAR5h s. 81 q
Tor sALE-s2o CASH. eco MONTHLY, PRICE,
Z q. so0-A nsy modern improved Groom cottaFs:
40
CoR sALE-CoMFoRTABLR HOMES.
"a 2is IN st. ros%s y.n aad Ss Sss
ss Ell SspasSl :: ..s ip S.s hath
isisssrmons ave SHSSTssss% \ "a 80
,ysse. LIST aoor. Atlantic ia "a asS 49, q II.
FOR sALE-Two;sToRY BAY,wINDow BRICK;
SssSn
!isfi Z iS'' 7sFses ss ssi h|Asz1A
Eok, sALE-Tw0;sTORY BRICK DWELLING.
L 736 9Th ct. ne; rooms and bath room; All mod
l9s se'is Z aslsi spfif sSs
LOR sALE-HANDsoME NEW 3sToRY BRICK
SxslliinT ISIS lgsh Ct W; Y roons end bath
rated carefully built under psrsonaI supsrvson
and nrst-cl1ss n every respect; house open for In
FLEE ~ 3: p,S: asrBas
E,OR SALE-NEw. ELEGANT AND THOROUGHLY
modern dwsllfng In fashionable centsr northwest;
~ Hi Soc ~ y
my21 cot
FOR sALE,,A NEW PREssED-BRICK HOUSE,
S Ss!S %aiS cellar pf'H1 ~ If Ss1leno'
EOR sALE-COME AND INSPECT THAT FINE
7-ro2m press;brtcf WINDOW house. Just dniah-
ing with al modern conventences and conafurts see
yhst you Az nons Ike II n The ctyi prics.
eA.2OO. OWNER. $50 7th st. ne. N21-SWsS
Tor sALE-NEw HoUBIs-BAn0AINe-0p. 0lI
ssone front lot 20x1O0; u rooos. Inquire 0WNER,
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BOARD

WANTED-BY LADY BIZ AUGUST Hoard IN
w country where there - plenty of mflk and fruit;
lorafion must b within easy Of city daily:
private ally preferred L W. W. star ofnce. III
VlyANrED COUNTRY BOARD FOR TWO
w adults and child three old. give pSrtr
and terms. Box -. star Office. 1884
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FoR sALE-A NICE LIITLE TWO TONY BRICK
isST x ;s .gs 80: a ssf ::
fsHT "A psskaEJz NONE II kIqoH s4
s ~ THE ~ 5s
Rifisp S$$# disHS
SH$S I'LL hSf sssSs SR xafH
i E83$hESsss 81 sftse kSSSSffSf 9sSyShhE
oN'I foN ff pnv1b 81 D. if srdsr.
EfOR sALE-A NEARLY NEW CORNER BAY
Ii DAVID D. STONE. sos 81. NV.
FoR sALETHE BEST HOUSE IN THE NORTH
S: ana cellar; Se.asiinly p.p:ssd rooms.
NOD Ss. q II. S:. 4
lie s pr.s P.[s Swnsr wishes e 60 70 the country
permit. n.v,n n sroxr sn.r
Sw At TH Hsyis GwE EFF PRE TIT
CITY CITY WILL SELL At sACRIFIcE PRICE RE
kbESIf ffhS IS SIcfEE S fS sSShs
II DAVID D. STONE. sos st. NV.
FOB sAt Z. 500 WILL Buy wELLLoCATED
on o 9TH H the most s a.
toll -wtndov brcf rcoras. bath and ceiisr
SO n price
EoR sALE-,A VERY CHEAP HOUSE IN COR
= coran ST. bay window BRICK; bed rooms, psrior.
&c.
For Sale,A nine room bay window brick on 7 81.
nii' ION 0''n b fac ffi 5: ~ sfSsE sos
EoR sALE-A -wELI-LoCATED HOME on sra
L. st. n " near bay ,Sindow brick; two stories and
Il f''F''' " ia DRviB B. STONE. 500 st. NV.
FoR SALE-A DECIDED BARGAIN At GO. $50
o an0 *. ntSe and
pHvfS B. sS Ss e sy
I or southeast can ind purchasers BY sending full
'ssss5Isss0n i0~f 5H RTfs 3 81 sroSE SOC
FoR sALE.BRIoK HOUSE. ST. BETWEEN
condition six rooms and bath; rented for s22 50
f H se5 house nearly new press brick
jy274, HEBRON & RAMEY. 1907 st.
d ds. s.s II II 1 sa
SfisF Il ssk IS. q St only
$25 month nice brick. lie Ireit Paw. 81. 80 new
scii4o $500 wanted lots Il .n seF
iys,1m KEY BROS CO.. go st. NV.
EoR sALE-wE HAVE ROW OF Six HOUSES
located on wide ave IN the northwest section
o. 4'8 per annum. Price SnlS sls, 500 r,vvn
go Of. NV.
EOR SALE-A GOOD INVESTMENT; PRICE,
50. 500: press brick bay window six rooms; bath
al, mod imp rented At e Si ( 81 sssE.yrs
EOR sALE-THOSE TWO NEW DESIRABLE
Il brick dwellings on the O. W. corner Of II and 18th
SITS. ne; rooms and bath all MI Must be sold at
once.
jy27-3t' DANTE CO.. 1890 st. w.
EOR SALE n. E.. BEAUTIFUL NEW ENG
L lish basement 3story bay window press-brick
front; 6rooIns and bath; large closets an through;
grained cabinet mantels; only %, 800;
terms easy BURCH GORDON.
L new Groom houses and bath r st. n e. bar.
gain. c. r SNYDER CO
tyS2-6t 612 + st. NV.
EoR sALE-BRICK HOUSE, 8 ROOMS, NJ l. |;
l. lo. 26xss to alley rent, S249; cheap at e3. 600
EOR sAI.E-FRAME HOUSE, ROOMS; NEARLY
y new; lot aborlt 1885; rented at &126; price,
81. 100 c. BOYER. 2l4 It'll 81. S. W. N26-3t
FOR sALE-TwO BRICKS; 5 ROOMS. WATER.
L gas; lots about 13x65 to alley rent, 4l20 each /;
pties 81 275 each must be sold; terms very easy.
1y2e-3t G. BOYER. 214 9TH st. Nv.
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FORT MEYER HEiaHTs.
Overlooking Washington. the Potomac river and sur
Of city The Wsshinston and ArInson el.ete rs.
ny runs sa rS center q h Eos maps
Atlantic building. 's0f ii
EoR sALE-AT wOoDsIDE. NEW s-RooM
For sddrs. for q hssS Is
)e3O-lm 4s2 Louisiana ave.
SUBURBAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, 7Os
- sth St near patent once. prepares sbstrscts
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FOB sALE.LoTs At wooDsIDE. on THE
road he
snss o sh sss
flowing into Rock creek s we'll drsined has excellent
rs: new and :.
frsctive station s about midway q the subdivision
and are soid on easy ,e2ms House. bui md
soad on instalmsnts For plata informstien spply
,eso-Im 4ss Ia, ave-. nv.
E'oR sALE-AHANDsoME NEW SIX ROOM cor
tsse at Insleside one mile Of city; corner lot
Io.I0o Pr'cs sldSo; SlSo cash, p;Isncs s2s pss
m ssa4,im r. A. f III ass fo SON NJ.
Ton sALE-BEAyTlFUL VILLA SITES FROM
2to mile. northwest Of city and 200 70 300 feet
IN seS:son Lot: . 70 os ssso to s4Oo per
r. 4 PHfIfiPs SON.
EoR SALE OR ExCHANeE-rAKoMA PARK.
SSass roo% s eo. .ssn furn.es and
six hrepl.ces and crates eegant wood msntes nearly
good
cs On Or :: sr e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-27
CoMERsET HEIGHTS.

COTTAGES Two more nies cottages sre nearing
completion on this beautiful property Have look
them Only e 800 aud e2.900 each. incfsdino lot
5OrlJ0 feet Easy terms.
LOCATI0N-Fronts directly on the Tennsllytown
and Rockville Electric X. R., about 800 yards from
junction Of Glen Echoand Georgetown and Tennally-
town Electric roads Take electric cars corner Of High
and Bridge streets, Georgetown and you will reach
the property in hoentkefohf mfnufes Cars every
ANTAGEs-Advsncins values. fnmediaseis
opposttt property OF California syndicate Low
Extensive views High and healthy. A ,odV from
ht rfrer. No wtatarsa. Splendid water. WitRia nins
minutes tat Tennaiiytown) are schools, churches,
drug store general stores post ONCE physcians tele
phone. &c. Ouf car fare for cottage owners. r. W.
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E>OR sALE-KENsINaTON LOTs-HOME SEEK
u ers and investors should investigate this Lots
from 200 to 800, monthly payments. b. II
WEIGH. Jr.. 606 F St NV jyt3-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-27
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

E>OR RENT-THAT LARGE AND FINE BRICK
II house. 12 rooms. next door 70 2114 N st, nv;
near market aud weather bureau; e42 so Cali
at 2ll4 Al before Z. N. or after pm. ty2-2'
E,OR RENT-723 11TH ST. NV. TEN ROOMS;
- two baths in excellent order; $40; party will
18th Il. W. Its