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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-06
WHOLESALE STEALING.
John Wise, the Bicycle Thief, Has an
Unhappy Future,

Six months In jail was the sentence i'm
posed by Judge Miller today in the case Of
John Wise. the negro who was arrested
some days ago for the wholesale theft of
bicycles. Wise is the negro who was ar
rested Monday night, an account Of whose
thievfng operations was published in The
Star at the time. For a number Of DAYS
prior to Monday a complaint Of the
theft Of bicycle was reported to the po-
lice almost every day and the police were
given considerable trouble. The city post
office was the principal field of operation
and the carriers and special delivery serv-
Ices were slightly crippled because OF his
visits
Monday night Policeman Philip Brown
went with officers Boyd and Jennings to
distance this side Of Florida avenue. The
negro was at home at the time and when
the officers appeared he Jumped the back
fierce and was captured only after q lively
chase.
Case after case was found against him
and thus far seven bicycles have been re-
covered. The prisoner has been In court
ON charges three times this week and In
six cases he was held In 200 ball for the
grand jury, In addition to the six months
sentence.
Several of the wheels were recovered
from where he had sold them at prices
ranging from 81 to $40. The officers expect
to have q dozen cases against him before
hs y txzsA n The Criminal Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-06
Harry SMITHS Digest.

The case of Harry H. Smith. for sixteen
years Journal clerk OF the House OF Repre-
sentatives. against the present journal clerk.
Mr.. Crutchfield. il still before Chief Justice
Bingham. Mr.. Smith claims that the digest
and manual OF the House OF Representa-
lives prepared by him Is copyrighted. ana
that the publication OF Mr.. Crutchfield in
fringes his rights. Col Christy appears for
complainant.
Mr.. Crutchneld claims that Mr.. Smiths
work is a public document. and. as such. 10
not entitled 70 the privileges OF the copy
right law; but even, should the book be the
subject OF copyright. he denies that he has
used Smiths original matter except In q
few trifiing particulars. Both dieests, he
asserts. were prepared on the plan Of Bar
clay's work. from which much of the mar
terial Of both II also derived.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct 6-F1our steady, unchanged
receipts, q 1884 barrels; shipments, ISIS barrels
sales, 400 barrels. Wheat dull-No. 2 red, spot
6sa6s1s; October. 6sk; December. 71a71A; May
Islea7s%; steamer No. red, t2-receipts $500
bushels; shipments. 5000 bushels: stock, GAG, O99
bushels; sales. 10000 bushels; milling wheat by
sample, 6sa69. Corn steady-miIed. spot. ASIA
4sb: October. 4sa4sA; year. 46iaa47-receipts
81 .349 bushels: stock, 231 ,613 bushels; white
by sample. SLABS; yellow by sample, 51a52
Oats very strong and actve-No white western
361.a37; No. mixed western, 341sa35-receipts
9, $50 bushels; stock. 17O.579 bushels Rye dull
No. 2 52a53-stock. 30,OS2 bushels. Hay firm
quiet, unchanged Cotton Observation-Disclosures sis
Provisions steady. unchanged. Butter quiet
creamery, fancy, 30; do. fair to choice, 27a2s do
imitation. 20. Eggs frm-19. Coffee quiet-Rio
cargoes. fair. 1914; No. 7. 1s1ka1sN. Sugar strong
formulated. 5h. Copper steady-refned, 9A
Whisky unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 6.-virginia consols, threes
$50; Baltimore and Ohio stock, 7Oa71: Northern
Central stock. So; Baltimore and Ohio Southwest
nrsts. 1Oi; first incomes. Is: Consolidated Gas
bonds 1O9 do stocks, 561aa5Sh
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A NARROW ESCAPE.
Gen. Black md Col. East Face Death
for q Few Moments

for a Few Moments.
Gen. John c. Black. Congressman from
Illinois. and Col. Hughes East of South
Dakota had narrow escape from instant
death this morning. They were In a closed
coupe driving down F street near 10th
when the horse. a very spirited animal. be-
came frightened, SHE'D on and the driver.
also becoming alarmed. jumped from the
box The two gentlemen were left at the
mercy OF the horse. unable to reach the
reins. which had become mixed I'D with the
horses legs. This had the effect of more
thoroughly frightening the now wild ant
NAL. which came down the crowded street
at a dangerous rate of speed. 1t was this
very speed. however, that saved the lives
OF the occupants of the coupe. The horse
ran In a pocket OF carriages, cutting of
the wheels Of several and by the very force
OF the contact broke himself loose from the
shafts and. clearing in a leap a vehicle
ahead of him, continued down the street.
leaving the coupe at a standstill The two
men who had faced death for a few sec
onds emerged from the coupe completely
unnerved. They are both cripples and their
escape from serious injury or instant death
was almost miraculous.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
Mt. Pleasant Sewers.

A delegation representing the residents
and property owners of Mt Pleasant had
hearing before the Commissioners this af-
ternoon relative to the urgent need of sew
erage facilities on Howard avenue and Gen.
ter street in that subdivision. The dele
cation was composed of Messrs. James
Somerville, E. w. Woodruff, H. H. Twom-
bley Thos. N. Exley. F. E. Waring. and G.
B. Chittenden. Mr.. Somerville explained
that he understood that in the schedule for
1895 there was provision for the laying of
a sewer in Howard avenue. That was a
long time ahead. and the residents did rot
think they could walt that long. The sur
face drainage was a menace to health, and
the wells were being ruined. He hoped the
Commissioners would give the matter their
immediate attention.
Mr.. E. w. Woodruff followed Mt Pleas
ant, he said. was one of the oldest SUBJ
divisions In the city. and such improve
ments as the delegation asked should long
ago have beer made. The absence of sew
ers was the cause Of considerable Of the
sickness in that locality. He had heard en-
estimate OF the amount required to Law
sewers on Howard avenue. Center. Oak and
Meridian streets. 1t was in the neighbor-
hood of 5000. and he thought such a small
expenditure. which would do 20 much good.
should not be questioned.
Opening Alleys.
Senate bill OIL having for its object the
widening and extension of alleys in the Dis
trict of Columbia, was recently sent to the
Commissioners for their views. ATTORNEY
Thomas examined the bill, and today re-
ported to the Commissioners that the bill
should be changed into bill to amend the
act of Congress approved July % 1892. pro-
viding for the opening of alleys in the DIS
trict Of Columbia. Mr.. Thomas accordingly
submitted substitute for the bill, and the
Commissioners sent the same to Congress
for Introduction. The bill is as follows:
THAT the act of Congress- approved Julv
p. 1892 entitled An act to provide for the
opening Of alleys in the District of Column
bia,' be- and the same is hereby amended
so as to authorize the Commissioners of the
District of Columbia, under the terms and
conditions OF said act in regard to the open-
ing, extending, widening or STRENGTHENING
of alleys, to open minor streets in said Dis
trict Of a width not less than forty feet nor
more than sixty feet, to run straight
through a square from one principal street
to another, whenever In the Judgment of
said Commissioners the public interests re-
Quire it."
The New Reform School Building.
George R. Herbert has been awarded the
contract for furnishing the heating appa-
ratus for the new family building at the
Reform School at a cost Of 8, 600 Mr.. ]. f.
Carpenter, representing the board Of trus-
tees Of the Reform School, called upon the
Commissioners this morning and approved
the award.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-ONE NEW GROOM AND CELLAR
feet ss on .as Sm tsrns
OWNER. liza Park place oc5-3t'
FOR SALE : CHEAP-TwO-sToRY FRAME;
rooms; lot 20 IT. front; on Corcoran ST. near
oe5-st ''' '- '' 1ios st.
FOR sALE-NEw BAY-wISDOw PRESS BRICK;
rooras and bath; ami; 161loo TO alley; east
to suit on JAMES JESTER sss st. ssia:
FOR SALES AND 81 ST. NV; NEW PRESS
ed brick and brown stone dwellings: rooms
and bath; cabinet mantels thing. electric gas
Lighting; speaking tubes. large yard to cO-ft.
ssS Spi kiln IL the eu %cst 81 nasr
Conn., ave. above St; finest location as TO
beauty. health and convenience: house in per
Immediate purchaser, a bargain Address EU-
ROPE Star Office. oc5-6t'
FOR SALE-TwO ELEGANT RESIDENCES on N
bath: all MI Price. $4,000; easy terms ' ~
Three small Groom brick houses in lie Droit
PARK worthy Of inspection. Price. 5000. on
One very handsome private dwelling on Oregon
are. Tear Concord fats; IL rooms and bath; a
Apply L. WALTER WEED & CO..
ocS-3t 500 11th st. NV.
FOR sALE-oN 18TH ST. NV. NEAR U ST. A
good dry concrete cellar under entire house, new
~ painted and elegantly papered throughout;
all mod. improvements and cOnveniences; con-
venient to cable cars, &C.: price, $500; easy
terms. Apply L. W. WEED & CO., 500 11th st.
NV. oc5-3ts
FOR SALE-SOME EXCELLENT BARGAINS
$40. 100 buys very handsome corner modern res
idence of II -ooI,s; all In perfect condition;
block and a half of Dupont Circle: lot 22x9O.
$4,000 buys ve-y finely built residence of 16
rooms. in perfect order throughout. with lot
66x2UO; excellent location NV.
$500 buys beautiful 10roOm house; block and
a half Of Dupont Circle
$4,000 buys beautiful white-stone front resi-
dence. same neighborhoOd-
S3,5O0-$2 $3.50 cash. balance monthy-buys pretty
new I-room brick. right on car line, n.e., In ex-
cellent neiShborhood-
So, 20 each--$30O cash, balance very easy
buys two excellent 1-room bricks, well located
Capitol. under good rental.
strictly hrstclass vestInent in four stores
and dwellings. sold singy together. at 81, $50
and 5000 each, located on prominent business
street. with lines; all under good rental;
no better property for advancement or permanent
income.
nice 5-room frame in suburbs. with lot
n 6x1OO; Is minutes walk from lines;
price, S1,050.
Consult US for real bargains in all grades Of
property, whether residence, business or ground
in the city suburbs. Also some excellent prop
erty to exchange. Terms easy on all property.
oc46t ]. F. WAGGAMAN, 100 14th st.
FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL 3-STORY AND GEL
lar house, 1903 Sd ST. NV, next to corner a III.
h; cheap; examine it. Owner, II. L. MANN 1874
ma ave- oci-6ts
FOR sALELTO SETTLE UP ESTATE-COR,
ant. n sts s-w.: used for many years for bakery
business; lot 47x1o0 with improvements: price.
&.OOO A. c. WALTER.
oe4-3t 1901 st. NV.
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National w. C. r. U. oo,vensse..

The delegates from this city to the
Worlds and National Woman's Christian
Temperance Union convention, which meets
in Chicago this month. win leave wash
ington Monday. October l6 at 100 an,
via Pennsylvania railroad The party viii
consist of Mrs. Mary E. Griffith. president,
who will join the party from Cincinnati,
Mrs. s. NJ. Hartsock. corresponding secre-
tary: Mrs. s. NJ. wescott, treasurer: kra g
ID. La Fetra, delegate at large; MrA u. r.
Cohen. first vice president. and Ma Cl1n-
ton Smith and other visitors.
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Chfnamen Released.

Lee Ham and Lee Non. the two Cinnamon
who have been in jail for several weeks
awaiting an Investigation by the grand Jury
of charge against them OF having robbed
Wen Lung, a fellow celestial last month,
were released on their personal recogni-
zance this morning by Judge Cole. on the
motion Of the district attorney. This 10
the case In which Wen Lung the complain
ing witness. failed TO answer the summons
of the court to appear and testify before
the grand jury. and who has since failed 70
put In an appearance.
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HOW WE BUILT SEVEN HOUSES.

KENNEDY & DAVIS. Builders and Owners
90 Mas ne Write and we viii call. oc6
FOR SAIE-ONE OF THOSE HOUSES IN THAT
desirable square on T ST. between 18th and 18th
sts.; In excellent condition; deep lot. will
sell direct; no agent Address Box las. Star
once. oc6-3ts
DOR SAIE-NEw STORE AND DWELLING. 1881
III ST. ne: all mod imps.: 2,50O In years:
balance easy; price. 81. loo.
oc63t CHAS A SHIELDS. laos st. NV.
FOR SAIEIy5,OOO BELOW MARKET VALUE
Elegant 12-room house: square from
Dupont Circle every convenience: heated by
steam Price, only S15.50O-
r. 8. DONALDSON.
ocssts TO5 I2th ST. NV
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 416 AND 422 TTH
st. s.e., splendid siI-room bay bricks. with ccl-
lars, large lots; n square of cable; location
surpassed 3. ". JONES CO.. $40 10th Sc
NV. ocS-2ts
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Gone for Three Years.

Annie Brown, a colored woman. this
morning plead guilty In Criminal Court No.
2, to one OF two charges of larceny, and
Judge Cole sentenced her TO three years in
the Albany penitentiary. The woman who
is now serving a sixty-day sentence In jail
on second conviction OF petit larceny
was engaged In the business OF q caterer.
and, according to the statements Of the Of
hcers, stole some s, 500 worth OF property
from her patrons. which she secreted In
her house. The other charge against The
woman was nolle pressed.
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HIS MIND AFFECTED.

Physicians Report That ON Temper
ance Rev. James il Mentally Wrong.
Rev. John James. the temperance enthu-
siast who yesterday smashed the window
and collection of bottles at Kraemers sa-
loon on 7th street, was examined at the
workhouse this afternoon as to his mental
condition. The examination was made by
the resident and visiting physicians of the
institution. who reported to the court that
on the subject Of temperance the prisoner
was of unsound mind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-06

Mr.. John r. Morhous. q native OF the
state of New York. and for more than thir-
ty years. a trusted emrloye In the once
OF the United States treasurer. died at his
residence, 6l2 street northwest last even
Ing. Mr.. Morhous was a member OF Foun-
dry Methodist Church and Of Pentalpha
Lodge. No. q. F. A A NJ. He viii Be-
missed by a large circle of friends. whose
respectful regard he retained during the
whole course Of his long life.
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ATTORNEYS.

JOHN A. CLARKE.
JAS. l. PUGH.
ALEX. K. MULLOwNy.
CLARKE. PUGH & MCILOwSY
Attorneys and Counsellors AZ Law
Practice in the United States Supreme Con,t al
the courts Of the District: United states CON-, -
Claims and before the Executive Departments
Rooms. Nos. 5. y, Sl2. Is and I3I S-a1or,
building. 400 9Th st. NV. scao -
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON
Attorney-at-IAv
Webster Law Building, sos St NV w..n,,.
TOO. D. @ Residence. s33 Ct nv. III
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Harry Garnett Released.

Harry Garrett the small colored boy
who shot Gustave Giesler. . small white
boy on the 18th OF last August. was today
released on $500 bail by Judge Cole. pending
an investigation by the grand jury OF the
charge against him OF assault with tneens
to kin
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE 80 ACRES OF
ground, improved with 2story house, located on
proved property within city limits bargain
o.se.. Apply to the owner. c. Z. CREEPY.
ocoot- 50 Corcoran building.
FOR SALE-NO CASH-NEw SUBURBAN COT
tage. rooms and bath. corner lot. 94xIs7: eel
s sas and attic; splendid well water and shade
monthly. ROLAND G. BOOTH.
oco--w 6l5 st. NV.
D. G.. with use of s cows. horses wagons.
IS i2tr .s
FOR sALE-A NEAT 5-ROOM NEW BRICK
house. with five lots OF land and stables; near
rr. station miles from city: price. sl.6oO;
payments; also Groom cottage, near above,
with 3 acres; convenient suburban home; price.
ENTs. 1921 + st. NV oc4.st:
CHEVY CHASE
HANDSOME SITES FOR SUBURBAN HOMES.
AT THE HEAD OF
CONNECTICUT AVENUE NORTHWEST,
On the dividing line between Maryland and the
open and wooded country. having an elevation Of
$50 feet above tide water.
The ROCK CREEK RAILWAY furnishes rapid
transit to and f F2RE the W si sTrp
Is pumped from numerous artesian wells into a
standppe 100 feet high. insurlng fine pressure
f fo5 mn: and nre hydranss the
Of greater capacity than in washington itself.
DRAINAGE.
perfect system of sewerage has been de-
signed and executed under one Of the leading
sanitary engineers of the country.
ELECTRIC LIGHTING
Csed for Illuminating streets and houses
CHARMING LANDSCAPE EFFECTS
secured at great expense and with Q special
view to artistic beauty.
GENERAL ADVANTAGES
Are such as naturally appeal to those who feel
the need Of the healthful conditions Surrounding
country life, combined with absolutely every
comfort and convenience which the city Affords
TERMS.
Liberal arrangements will be made with those
wishing to build and make this their permanent
home.
Plats and full Information furnished upon ap-
plication to THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.
oe@ot 1924 + st. NV.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Tho following are the opening the highest and the
lowest and the closing prices Of the New York stock
market To-Day. as reported by Corson Mscartnsy.
mem bers New York stock exchange. Correspondents
Messra Moore Schley. No. 80 Broadway:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-06

A movement has been formally inaugur-
ated at Scranton, Pa, to send a choir of
Welsh-American voices to Wales next year
to represent the United States at the ma
tor al Eisteddfod there
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THE COMING CUP RACES.
They VIII BE Sailed Tomorrow, Nom
day and Tuesday.

NEW YORK, Oct. GA meeting Of the
regatta committee of the New York Yacht
Club was held last night. when II was de-
cided to sail the next cup race on Satur-
day over yesterdays course.
The other races were postponed one Gay
later. The race originally arranged for
Saturday will come of Monday, and Mon
days race as originally arranged will be
sailed on Tuesday next
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CHICAGO HOTELS.

CHICAGO HOTELS.
WHILE IN CHICAGO STOP AT
HOTEL DELAWARE,
cath and Cottage Grove ave-,
THREE MINUTES WALK TO
WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS.
For rates and information inquire Of
W. H. STEARNS.
Washington Agent,
sel-3aw,1m Builders Exchange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-06

NBuHALaIc headaches promptly cured hy
Dromo-6eltSoR-exaal 6oesls - On.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-NICELY LOCATED LOT, CAPITOL.
HILL 20xS0; only 5000; terms to suit. w. T.
OkIE, 1917 ct. NV. oc6t2t
FOB SALE-BARGAIN-wILL OFFER FOR FEW
days only lot 5Oxl50, between Bacon and Binney;
one block from 14th ST.; at SOC. per IT.
oc5-3t HEREFORD & HENDERSON. HOS 1t.
FOR SALE-BARGAIN-LOT 135X25; ON PARK
81. hear 14th; water gas and sewer in street;
only 81 per # HEREFORD HENDERSON,
oc5-3t HOS G ct.
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WE CAN SELL CHEAP. ON ELECTRIC ROAD AT
T afESs ,s ssd . for or
I VIII. SELL ABOUT 10 ACRES OF COOP LAND
m in S5
ated on the inside Of the District line; about
~ miles from Anacosta. or the Livingston
same good chance TO- an immediate purchas-
S sell f SEQ gsE ssre no agents
ST., Al acostia, d. c. se3O-6ts
WASHINGTON THE PLACE WHERE REAL Es-
TATE HAS HELD ITS OwN-Now is the time to
come. THE INF RovED PART OF BRooK MIA q
BUY. where streets are 80 feet wide. graded and
with brick sidewalks. and in conformity with
which is now being extended all the way to
Broosland We can ans, sell IL, BEAUTIFUL LOTS AT
on. VERY EASY TERMS Cali on us for plat:
AND 'n'0'"' BEDFORD W. WALKER . SON.
FOR SUPPLEMENTARY ELECTRIC ROAD.
at Brightwood. acres Of land: will exchange
eGs f91es II s q 81. sss
ONLY -FOUR COTTAGES LEFT. FOR SALE ON
monthly payments, at Lakeland. Nd, B. and o.
R. R.. eight miles from washington Commute.
One 4r tssss se0s essS and SO per mo-
One sr cottage. s1.sOo-Sls cash aud SIS psr mo
One Tor cottage. ;4soSs4s cash and Us Der Der MO-
EDWIN A. NEWMAN. Owner. Lakeland OF
1889 ST. NV sec
SUMNER HEIGHTS
New subdivision made in conformity With the
plan Of the city. adjoining East Deanewood and
Lincoln; near Benning station, on the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad: about three miles from the
Capitol high. beautiful and healthful; good shade
and water. Price, $50 and 500 per lot Terms
s. cash. balance in monthly payments Title per-
feet G. A. McEUEN
sel6-1m 142O r At
FOR SALE-HOUSES AND CHOICE BUILDING
lots at Brookland and vicinity; terms easy.
GRACE NJ THOMAS
se131m Room 100, Corcoran building.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-FARM: 200 ACRES: 20 MINUTES
drive from Glymont; 5-room dwelling. barn and
tenant house; well wntered; plenty timber
$1,000; 1-3 cash. balance easy terms; will ex-
change. OWNER, 3120 NJ st. NV oc3-6t
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%H SALE - on MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS-
invite the attention Of persons desiring to
Relcnase home to the handsome new houses
- - 20 corner of I'd st. and North Carolina
- Se- These houses were built by day work
a al material used of the best. They are
near the cable and Araccstia cars and only two
$500 sootn OF the new library building. They
s. ian on terrace and have a s. foot parking
IN srsnohtnic walks and stcne steps They are
t.. Hsnasomeiy Papered and furnished with cab
TAn1eS: plenty Of closets. speaking tubes.
Plumbing was done by Mr.. Edward
ys-V. Inc materials used as well as the
workmanship In of the best
- sfe open daily for inspection from 9 a. m
I'LL y pm VIII be sold on monthly PAYMENTS
OF go. which includes all interest and principal
huts put slight advance above their rental
ai1s. invest the money you are now paving out
~ Ient 70 the purchase of q home They are
SIen eaiiy and sold on monthly payments. Apply
ioF ilrther Information to '
se3O-Tt DANfS SlMPSoS.
sUk sALE-CHEAP. on EASY TERNS-yERY
Ill. ..ns money required. and payments can be made
ssme ~ rent lI34 Corcoran ST.: 732 plat an
n.w,t ~ otE Of. NV: 1906 u e NV L
GOODMAN. eoo .0th st 49,
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WE CAN SELL CHEAP. ON ELECTRIC ROAD. AT
Brfghtwood from to rs of land fine for
subdivision: GALEN f. GREEN, 1913 F St. or
C. c. LANCASTER 1918 ST. seoS-im
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UNDERWRITERS

AUGUSTUS BURGDORF,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN AND EMBAIMrR
1894 NEW YORK AVE NV
Telephone, 295. se23tr
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NORTHEAST

NORTHEAST.
1888 TO 1850 F 81, bh,
Or. and 526 to $40
18th st. BIB. Or. all.
1884 G ct. bh. N !.
I227 NJ st. n. Or. 2. $50
1902 Linden ct. BIB.
6r........ 1000
1897 Gales Ut. N.
or ...-..-.-.....s,loO
rs G st. N, 4r....2.000
ao9 to 2i5 ! OF. bh.
Ar -- -.---1 800
s2T to ss1 ID st. b
b. er. ......--.--1.3CO
l023 Sd st. IN. 4r.1, 900
NORTH WEST.
212e Wa ave. IN. 7r.6.S50
1918 18th st, N. 7r.6, 900
&33 to al Prather's
al. bh, Ar. o, 600
ll3 10th At. bh. Or.
and 2 houses In r'r.
<r each. 900
2217 18th st, b b, N
l. Or. ...-...-:5.oO0
n13 : st, m. 7r- ..5.O0O
S33. SIS I'D st. b b,
Or each. 500
1922 and 1924 Sth ct.
bh. N 1. Or. 100
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ADVERTISE ONLY BARGAINS.

ksntry NO. Price
y3l-1 blk nom Dupont Circle, II rooms go OOC
337-Q ST. bet 18th and 18th. north side . l4Os
SSESeer Dupon, Clrcle: l4r. ~ n front. L. 0OC
$40 st bet 18th and 18th. south side . IL 500
eOo-l BIZ from Dupont Circle. 3r. deep =. 10000
ACTUAL buyers -.-.-...- investigate.
E c. BAUMGRAS,
fnoos to0- se3o-tr1 l42l q ST., main floor