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SuspiciOun Characters.

Yesterday afternoon Officer Horne Of the
sixth precinct noticed two young men of
about twenty years of age acting in a sus-
picious manner at the corner of l-2 and &
streets northwest, and took them into Gus
tody. On taking them to police head
quarters they gave their names as Charles
Meaney, alias Carwell, and John r. Chase
On searching them a numeber of pawn
tickets were found. 1t was ascertained that
they had Just left Bernstein's pawn office
where Chase had put up very handsome
hand-painted breastpin and pendant with
sixteen pearls, valued at $40 or $50 Chase
stated that he had acted for Meaney in the
matter, and the latter first of all stated
that 1t was his mothers, but subsequently
that he took 1t from his girls trunk
Meaney, or Carwell, was found to have two
pawn tickets, one for a bracelet, on which
he had raised $40, and one for diamond
pin, on which s. had been advanced
while Chase held tickets for gold watch
and a set ring. They We're taken to the
Police Court this morning and the officer
had them committed till Saturday. and in
the meantime he viii look up the ownera-
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LAUREL NOTES,
What II Going on I'm the Neighbour
hood of General Interest.

What II Going on I'm the Neighbour
hood of General Interest.
Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
LAUREL. Nd. October s. 1893.
A quiet wedding was solemnized in
Laurel last evening. the happy parties be-
ing Miss Lena RUIZ and Mr.. +. H. Knowl-
ton. Rev. James Nichols of the Presby-
terrain Church was the officiating minister.
The best wishes Of many friends go with
the newly welded pair.
Some of the numerous democrats in the
state Of Maryland are being made happy
by the receipt Of positions under the gov
eminent, among the latest being Mr..
Charles E. Tarr. late of the Laurel Demo-
crat. who goes into the government print
ing office.
MIR. J. s. Padgett received an appointment
In the washington navy yard. and entered
upon duty yesterday.
Messrs. Hezekiah Bounds and w. H.
Fairal. jr, are employed upon the new
library building.
Quite a party left Laurel this morning
for the worlds fair. and will be gone about
ten days. Among the party were Mr.. Ed
mund Hill and daughter. Miss Blanche
Miss Susan DUNCAN. Mrs. Thomas Bartlett
MessrS. NJ. +. Schooley and Clarence Frost
School Examiner T. s. Stone is visiting
the schools in Laurel this week and finds
them in first-class condition.
The statement made by the Laurel Elec-
trlC LiSEt SoIlpdHy seems 10 nave naQ q
very good effect, as many more orders have
been given for new lights. including one OF
the factories here. 1t is expected that the
Leslie Hotel which has a plant of its own
will make a contract with the Laurel com.
pany. as the cost of lights then will be-
lower than the hotel can operate Its
plant for.
Some dissatisfaction exists among the
republicans in this end Of the county or
account of the action of the late conven.
ton In giving the lower end of the county
the nominations for the best offices on the
ticket.
Prince Georges county receives the homo,
Of furnishing the candidate for contru llel
upon the republican ticket. in the person
of Mr.. James T. Perkins. late treasurer o.
the county.
Mr.. E. b. Carr the nominee on the re-
publican ticket for county commissioner. i:
| a resident of Laurel and was formerly en-.
ployed in the Interior Department fI,n
which he was removed To make room FOL
one of his democratic neighbors.
The first public meeting of the Republican
League of this place will be held here OF
Saturday night next to open the campaign
in favor Of the ticket nominated last Mon
day.
1t Is hoped that the trouble among tn,
employees of the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road may be settled without a strike. a,
such an act Will entail much delay an,
trouble upon those Of us who are com
| PEELED to travel over the road every da,
between Baltimore and Washington Shout,
strike be ordered the struggle will be ;
| long one, unless the company gives way
as the men are pretty thoroughly organ
| lied and prepared to fight it out TIL,
| policy of this road is to avoid strikes 1
possible.
On account of the scarcity OF water 4,
the Patuxent river, the large cotton mil
mere Is compelled to run on half time.
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Narrow Escape.
Another Dangerous CrossfnG.
o the Editor Of The Evening Star:


Being a resident of the northeast. 1 have
frequently noticed. when on my way home.
that the crossing of the Baltimore ana Ohio
railroad at q street is left unprot -ctcd after
nighfall, at which time the gatemaa takes
his depa -ture But about $50 last evening.
seeing a very narrow escape from serious
accident, the extreme danger OF leaving
such a crossing without anyone 10 raise
and lower such gates as are erected there
was brought very forcibly to my notice.
am of opinion that tue crossing referred
to is one of the most dangerous in the city.
for there are six OF seven tracks 70 10
crossed in succession, without any break
between them. as is the case on n street.
and during the early part OF the nignt
freight trains are constantly moving about
and passenger trains on both bran hes OF
the railroad are coming and going at inter-
walls.
No intelligent person could watch that
crossing for half an hour any evening with
out being impressed with the great danger
in leaving it unprotected. A gatenlan 10
certainly needed there at least until mid
night, and when such precious things as
human lives are being risked, IL is su-pris-
ing that such a state OF affairs should DO
allowed to exist in the city of Washington b
J. w. CRAWFORD.
ese @ street northeast
October g. 1888.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Coming City Council.

The city council will resume its sittings
next Tuesday evening, not having held a
session for many weeks. During the inter-
val. while no Inconvenience has been found
from the want Of the regular meeting OF
the council, a considerable amount of busi.
ness has accumulated, and, as the stand.
ing committees have not been idle during
the fnterregnum, they will make several
interesting reports. The newest proposal
Is for a revision Of the city code and a new
book containing the city laws The first
edition OF the city laws was published in
1902. soon after the entrance of Alexandria
in the District of Columbia. Since that time
revisions have been made by Judge Cranch
In 1921, by Mr.. c. E. Stuart and Reuben
Johnston in 1871 and by Mr. W. F. Carne in
1870 Very many laws have been passed
and very many changes have been made
since that time. 1t is suggested that II the
book containing the new code shall, also
contain the local laws of the state applica.
BILE to Alexandria matters and not con.
tanned in the state code 1t will make the
volume most useful one.
The Democratic Nomination for Dele
gate.
The democratic convention to nominate
a delegate to the legislature will meet here
next Tuesday. AS already stated, ten OF
the Alexandria delegates have already beer
provided for, except that one remains ir
doubt. In Alexandria county Jefferson
district has elected George Salisbury; AR
lington district has elected ]. w. Clark ant
c. 3. Graham and Washington district ha.
elected Jacob Beach and William PAYNE
The county delegates hold the balance OF
power between Messrs. Cation and Bend
helm.
Notes.
A wedding occurred yesterday at St
Mary's parsonage. The operator Of tn,
Washington Southern Telegraph here Mr.
George Swami, was married to Miss Jenni,
Nash, daughter of Mr.. Michael H. Nash
and the happy couple started on a brida
trip.
The Alexandria fire plugs show. in tn,
lower part of the city. spouting power o.
forty pounds.
The democrats expect a speech in thi
city from Hon. r. c. Kent, their candi
date for lieutenant governor, towards tn,
| close of the present month.
The Hydraulon Fire Company has adopt
ed a vote of thanks to the Veteran Fire
mans Association Of Washington for cour
tesies extended to them upon their visit OIL
the occasion Of the Capitol corner stone cen
| tennial
Mr. c. F. Swetnam, late grocer in thi
| city. had his arm broken by contact witt
| post while riding on the Richmond an,
| Danville railroad near Mitchers station
| yesterday.
The Alexandria Light Infantry inspectio,
| took place last night at their armory II
presence of a considerable number of spec
! tators. Col William Male of the thir,
| Virginia regiment was the inspecting of
| fcer.
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His Injuries SeriOua.

Capt. f. Y. Beggs, general inspector of
the engineer department, received word
this morning from st. Joseph Hospital of
Fort Wayne. Ind, concerning the Injuries
of his son. who was in a railroad accident
at Fort Wayne last Sunday. The injuries
consist of a broken back, dislocation of
the thigh, compound fracture Of the left
leg and the MASKING Of the right leg, the
latter necessitatinS amputation. His life Is
deSpaired Of
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HynesbOrO' Pleasure Club

A meeting Of the Hynesboro' Pleasure
Club was held on Tuesday evening last at
the residence OF Mrs. A. NJ Larcombe in
this city. Several new members were
elected and the names of others recon-
mended. After the regular business was
disposed of some of the musical members
entertained the club with choice selections.
The club was organized in the summer hy
the young people of Hynesboro' Park.
Prince Georges county, Md, for the en-
tertainment of themselves and friends
Meetings are held twice a month during the
winter in this city, and in the spring and
summer at the park. The membership is
already quite large, and the organization
promises to be quite success. Mr.. Arthur
Rose Is president, Miss Maggie Larcombe
vice president, Mr.. George Larcombe sec
rotary and Miss Rose treasurer Of the club.
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CHEVY CHASE.
HANDSOME SITES FOR SUBURBAN UONES
AT THE HEAD OF
CONNECTICUT AVENUE NORTHWEST
On the dividing line between Maryland and the
District of Columbia. 1t occupies q fine piece Of
open and wooded country, having elevation Of
800 feet above tide water.
TRANSPORTATION
The ROCK CREEK RAILWAY furnishes rapid
transit to and from the city
PURE WATER
Is pumped from numerous artesian wells into
standpipe 100 feet high insuring fine pressure
Tor domestic purposes and fire hydrants, the
supply mains on many streets and avenues being
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
Used 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 ana 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-
plicatiou to THOMAS ]. FISHER CO.,
oc<-Ot 1924 ct. NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-05

The democratic state convention to nomi-
nate candidate for associate justice OF the
supreme court and two regents of the State
University of Nebraska, was called to order
yesterday afternoon at Lincoln by Euclid
Martin, chairman of the state central com
mittee 1t was early discovered that there
would be fight between the adherents Of
President Cleveland's financial policy and
the free silver faction, led by Congressman
Bryan. 1t came right at the outset, and re-
suited in a substantial victory for the ad-
ministration followers. Chairman Martin
recommended G.. NJ. Mahoney of Omaha for
temporary chairman, and IL was seconded.
Congressman Bryan offered the name of
Judge Ong an amendment. As soon as
the roll call was completed II was apparent
that Mahoney was elected. and IL was made
unanimous on motion of Mr. BRYAN. Chair
man Mahoney tkahxed The CONVENTION
briefly, appointed committee on resolu-
lions and credentials and an adjournment
was taken for supper.
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Renl Estate Matters.

J. II. McCauley has purchased for So. 900
of r. c. Middaugh subs IS and ~, square
1884, fronting IA IL feet each on d between
18th and l4th streets northeast and for
IS. 400 subs IA TO $50. square 62s. each 1915
by $3.50 feet in alley between E. +. North
Capitol streets and New Jersey avenue
northwest
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- .. ". S.a,a-a S-o,n s-rsa,
cottage 70 feeS irontaSsi square from s,.se'
ear am-h Prise, Sl'Ioo' 'n easy os a..
O"-,-,., ~ - - -:
rooms; 10, 20 n mont; on Corcoran st. near
18th ST; S. go. HEREFORD x HENDERSON,
oc5-8t HOS G. St
- ,s -, =, . ;s =, 1,,,,,.
f0E SALEmSIkiSILI IaSI1Sl1aSS hrH,iDENCEs
t,S,, FAsH tsg ~. Al ,.,,.
pb st soiilS, ooo NJ q, .s., ,a,b. "a ,o.,,,. :,
ps baths iS; s.,.G; ,,o,,. q ., 10,
,, IIta and i isSa. On, -. a.. s.. .,,. a..
unix :, nlsceo ssis ai. INC Hnes' res'oe'eS 4"
PRICE $2OOOo-R St near 14,h; is rooms; 9
PRICE SIS. CON st. near Com. ave.: l2 rooms;
lot 2oI10o.
sr,cE saos snd ne 9 roond pay os NJ 4.
So; side alley
ave and M P'e e'''e w
Prize, So, 5OO-l5th st. near p; 10 rooms; eel
mr. - ~ - ~
PRICE. s14,OOo-A handsome new residence on
ST; near Conn ave.; stories; rooms oeep'
cellar
Ie,tess NJ, 1.te sga,I new rOoms deep;
cellar: 2oI1oo.
IL DAVID 10 STONE. 500 and sos = st.n.w.
-. ,,1,-,,.,,<,1 ,,or-sr,s ron
fOk SAE-LOW-PRlCED BkiCh hooSIS ron
HOMES AND EVESrMENTS:
I'LL go rooms' ea,n' ss,isr. r. 49,
IhlSE. S5oU-L rooms, pain; eeilas,
PRICE. $500 rooms; lot o-3IIs; ~ 81:
isICE a. 70 r. and nan. iatS ST. near
pR MG ave, e. ooo -or. and hath: Florida ay.ue
go 5E' 80, room n s sm5 ba,h. ist ~
PRICE 81 lOo-s rooms and bath; + ST. ne. near
2d.
PRICE. $500 rooms. bath. cellar: Flaa ven-e
PR hE $50 rooms rooms S S5n LIN st .e Ne
yRICE. S2.9oO-6 rooms and hath; 9Th ST. ne.
PRI IG s9iSS-s roS@ %s and and bath; 18Th st. me-
PRICE g. COOS rooms and hath: mr.. Nd. awe
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE SOME EXCELLENT BARGAINS
$40. 900 buys very handsome corner modern
BLOCK block and half II Dupoa. c..sis p. sssso
$4,000 buys very a9siy built sesidsnes Of ~
5s12oo; excellent location NV.
$500 buys beautiful io-room house; block and
$1,000 buys beautiful whise-ssOo. front resi-
dence same neighborhood-
new 7-rOOin SrseS right On car line. ne. Il ss.
cellent neighborhood-
saS e.ss S:Isns' vs
near Capitol undo, good rental
A strictly nr.t-eia.s Investment in four stores
and 5000 each. located on pro@insns business s
street. with car lines; all under sood rsntai:
,n better property Tor Advancement or permanent
a -, nice Broom f.ams in suburbs. with lot
1.;ca =, oi 70 minutes walk from car lines:
Consult US for real bargains in all grades of
IN the city or suburbs. Also some excellent prop
rsS2: s1;s Z; 100 Diis sRs Z:
lar house. 1908 Sd st. NV, nett to corner; am.
l. cheap; examine 1t. Owner. Il. L. MANN, 3s4
FOR sALE-To SETTLE Up EsTATELCoR. +
AND y Sta sv.: used for many years for bakery
500 500. 4. e w %zETEh' ''
FOR SALE NEW EIGHT ROOM HOUSE: ANIL
to ears and herdics; square from Lincoln
month WILLIAMS BROS. eth and n,w.o4,st
FOR sALE-2l0e ST. NV. A BEAUTIFUL
new house built for owners occupancy: best ar
i most sa Is
14th ST. NV. oc3-tf
FOR SALE IS, -BARGAIN-oNE OF. THE
Schneider s row on eth St , nv Bet and NJ
ocs-st q. ULRICH KENNEDY. COS l4th st.
FOR sALE-THAT DESIRABLE THREE-sTORY
and basement dwelling house 1905 st. NV.
&c. apply to WILL WILLIAM ". GAIT. is,s land and
itl4 Penn ave- NV. &c. G. COrnwen 4 sons).
FOR al rs. 2,sToRY BRICK: ST NV: BATH:
cent On price. s2,7oO 4. j. wHiTiKER:
FOR SALE .oN N ST. BET. 9TH AND 10TH; 3
Of il. Apply to JOHN B. WIGHT. .e2ss,
FOR sALE-l52s Q ST. NV: NEW AND EIE-
apS % JOIN Hs'SS CHI is ~ 'iss and
We invite the sttsntion Of persons desiring to
q "a sa1 :as Ser e. SsSss
and all material used Of the best They are
near the cable and Aracostia cars and only two
90 ess and n.1s
with granolithic walks and stone steps They are
an Handsomely papered and furnished with cab
&c. The plumbing was done BY Mr. Edward
Caverly. The materials used a. well a. the
workmanship u Of the best
They are open daily for Inspection from o an.
until pm. Win be sold on monthly payments
Of $50. which includes all interest and principal
This 10 but Q slight advance above their rental
value. Invest the money you now paying out
In rent to the purchase Of Q home. They are
open daily and sold on monthly payments. Apply
BANEs 4 SIMPSON,
seaO-7t I4th and sta
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-BARGAEN-wILL OFFER FOR FEW
days only, lot 60x150, between Bacon and Binney;
one block from 14th st.; at SOC. per It.
oco-3t HEREFORD & HENDERSON, HOS g Ut.
FOR SALE-BARGAIN-LOT 185X25; ON PARK
u. near 18th; water, gas and sewer In street;
oc5-3t HOS G st.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-A NEAT BROOM NEW BRICK
house, with i've lots Of land and stables; near
rr station: miles from city; price, 81, 600;
small payment down; balance In small monthly
payments: also Groom new cottage, near above,
with acres; convenient suburban home; price,
81 500; very easy terms JAMES Is. GLEN.
ENTS, 1921 st. NV. oc4-3ts
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FOR SALE-HOUSE-
NsFrsUUU-I-.r

FOR SALE-HOUSES-
SOUTHWEST
GIG to $50 Nd ave.
bh. 4r.........$ls.00 900
TIA AMI i1l6 9Th 81,
b b. Or, and 1 fh
in rear. ....--...SO0O
40 LIST 81. Z b. 5r. 8. SIS
467 and 46g L st.
fh. . rooms. =. 3.St
$50 v 81. b b. Or. 9. so
342 and 344 VI ST.
In, NATURALIZATION
4S6 LIST st. b h. 5r. 1,SDt
Alley. IA and 9Th.
u and I. { b. tr. 9O(
6I3-15-11 Burke's al.
ar each. 900
SOUTHEAST.
1113-15 and 111I VI
-. IN. 10 and 6r- IS. 0OC
321 and 323 ID 81. IN.
6r each. ........-3. O0t
etsI9l1 | -. n. SRI .OOO
AIS L ST. IN. Or. Il. 900
Alley bot 9Th and TIN.
@ and Z. BIB. 3r. 4. 900
sos 10th st. IN. SRI. 500
1916. 1347 and l3+9
X 81. n. 5r. each1. go
<14 X st. { b. 5r. Il. 900
7 Hope ave. bh. Ar. 500
Tie shove II only \ D
nv books For full list
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NORTHEAST,

@NcA- - L<AoAs
1888 to 1850 + ct. bh,
Or. and $50 to $40
18th 81, bh. Or. all,
SIS. 900
1854 q st. BIB. m !.
or...--.-.-.....1,@
1877 II ST. n. Or. .2S50
1902 Linden st, BIB,
-t;r.-.-.. -.....2, 300
1897 Gales st. n,
Or ..............2.lO
26 G. ST. n. 4r--..2.OOO
2o9 to zi5 ! 81. BIB,
Or. .-......1.50
SCI to s31 ID ST. b
h. 6r- ...........l .JtO
lO23 Sd st. N. 4r.1 900
NORTHWEST.
2I29 Va ave, III. lr.6,35O
i4lS 18th ST, n. 7r.6.oO0
433 TO al Prather's
al. bh. Ar. .......6 5000
lib Goth ST, bh. Or.
and 9 houses In r'r.
4r each. ......-..6.00
2211 18th st. b b. m
4. 6r.............o ,otO
eOi3 5 81. m. 7r. 500
s33, S35 22d st. b b.
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TO TRADE OR SELL
Two very choice lots, each so BY 200
feet, on Carroll avenue. Takoma Park.
900 feet from electric and steam cars.
Convenient to Stores post Office,
church and school. Good sidewalks.
Plenty OF shade. Ideally situated.
Make me an offer.
GEO. NJ MYERS, Real Estate and Insurance,
1906 Pennsylvania avenue NV. oc3
FOR SAIE-OR EXCHANGE-TwO HANDSOME
CORNERS IN THE NORTHWEST THAT WILL
SUBDIvIDE INTO Z ECONOMICAL BUILDING
LOTS. CHARLES w HANDY
oc3-3t 6lO 18th ST. NV.
FOR SALE
Corner LIST and NV, 81 90 foot.
Corner LIST and NV. 81 90 foot.
Corpe. North Capitol and NV. 800 foot.
{. bet. y. Capitol and LIST NV. 75c. foot.
I, bet. n. Capitol and LIST n W.. csc. foot.
se30-5t A. L. BARBER & CO.. 500 r.
FOR SALE-EAST-FRONT LOT WITH TWO
party walls; near corner 9th and East Capitol
SIS; very easy terms; q rare chance to build
home. OWNER. ID 9th st. s.e. se9-1ms
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ATTORNEYS.

JOHN A. CLARKE.
JAS. L. PJGH,
M.Ex X. MUILOwNY.
CLARKE. PUGH MULLOwNY
Attorneys and Counseors at Law
Practice in the United States Supreme Court NIL
the courts of the District: United States Court OF
Claims and before the Executive Departments
Rooms, Nos. 8, 8. 81, Is and 1871 Stewart
building. 402 9Th st. NV. se3O-tr
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON.
Attorney at-LAw,
Webster Law Building. sos D ST. NV. Washing
ton %. @ Residence. 933 K 1t. nv. d22-
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONERS Oh DEEDS AND NOTARY PTTR
lie for all states and territories a SPECIALLY
by X. H. EVANS ONCE (basemenu 1921 81
Always in office ONCE hours ta7.tf
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY sr1Tu
and territory. Notary and Z. 8. Commissioner
oc2S JOHN E. BEALL. 1927 r Al M
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FOR SALE
some VALUABLE s HsS1s FOR INVEST
FOR dsn sA LIE IN NV; nsa. l4th st. cars;
cellar. Price. IS. $50. -'' ''"''e'eN
FOR SALEGHouse near 14th St. cars: in good
at good rental: will make commodious and
comfortable home; easy terms.
rented at .issS mo ICONS SS "
For SALE-A beautiful little house close to
pss. new wi. nicely pspered and imp.oyea with
will be sold low and on easy terms
dssp on ssass :ns cellar
st, ,,. MI III ai.sys rented and increasing in
WIN. h. SAUNDERS 4 CO.,
seS0-eo3t 14O7 ST. NV.
FOR sALETwO NEW sIX-ROOM BAY-wIN-
mace: cellar under whole Of house. II you mean
business apply to OWNER. 500 st. ne.se3O-eos'
WE CAN SELL. CHEAP. ON ELECTRIC ROAD, AT
eaES eR Rf5Es ls 4sd .s f or
1 WILL. SELL ABOUT 10 ACRES OF GOOD LAND
acres in one meadow in splendid Condition.; at stu.
ated on the inside Of the District line: about
mes sood % or the
same; good chance fo' an immediate purchas-
ST.. Al acostia. d. c. sesOst.
WASHINGTON THE PLACE WHERE REAL Es
TATE HAS HELD ITS OWN-\Ow Is the time II
invest in suburban property that is offered low
come. THE IMPROVED PART OF BROOKIAND
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS) IS THE PLACE TO
BUY. where streets 90 feet wide graded and
with brick sidewalks, and in conformity with
plan Of the city. Convenient to electric car line
which Is now being extended all the way 70
FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN CENTS PER FOOT.
on VERY EASY TERMS. Call on US for plsts
~ BEDFORD W. WALKER 4 SON.
se30-1m 1OO6 F 81.
FOR sALE-CHEAP-NEAR ELECTRIC ROAD.
at Brightwood. acres Of land: will exchange
for equities in city houses farms. See me-
GALEN e. GREEN. owner 1343 st. n.w.a1s-2m
ONLY FOUR COTTAGES LEFT. FOR SALE on
monthly payments. at lakeland. Md. B. and o.
r. R., eight miles from Washington. Commute
tion tickets 81 cents each way.
One Ar cottage, 81, OOO-S10 cash and SO Der mo-
One Or cottage, 81, sOO-s1s cash and SIS per mo
One sr cottage. $2.5Oe-s2s cash and Se5 per mo.
EDWIN A. NEWMAN. Owner. Lakeland or
1880 st. NV. SEQ
SUMNER HEIGHTS.
New subdivision made in conformity with the
plan Of the city. adjoining East Deanew and
Lincoln: near Bennng station. the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad: about three miles from the
Capitol: high beautiful and heathful; good shade
and water. Price. $50 and 500 per lot. Terms
s cash. balance In monthly payments: Title per-
s :sfs C. A. 4 1sao E s.,
FOR sAIE+HoUsEs AND CHOICE BUILDING
lots at Brookland and vicinity; terms easy.
GRACE NJ. THOMAS,
se13-1m' Room 100. Corcoran building.
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MANICURE

MADAME PAYN, MANICURE Esd CHIRoP-
odist, 7Os 18TH ST. N.w-The only importer
and manufacturer Of FINE MANICURE and
CHROPODIST GOODS south Of New York. au23- tr
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED TO EXCHANGE MY EQUITY IN NICE
Groom brick house in lie Droit Park (rents for
SD for lot In Brookland South BrooklanI
Address j. s. JoHNSoN, sos 18th st. II. w.oc3 -3ts
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o~3 T. E. wAGGAMAN.
FOR SALE-si2 PER MONTH ONLY-TwO FOUR
frames ne. a 70 fDot street, no cash
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