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1T WANTS C1NARSIE TR1FFIC.
THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS ROAD LIKELY 10
BUY OR LEASE TIE ADAMS ROAD FROM
EAST NETWORK To THE BEACH.

THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS ROAD LIKELY TO
BUY OR LEASE TIE ADAMS ROAD FROM
EAST NETWORK To THE BEACH.
At the next meeting OF the directors OF the Brook
Ign Heights Railroad Company. which will be held
next Tuesday il IL announced as almcst certainty
that a proposition will be presented for either the
purchase or lease for many years of the Brooklyn
and Rockawly Beach Railroad Con- panys property
by the Brooklyn Heights Company.
The company whose property 1t is proposed 10
lease or buy operates the line Of steam cars which
runs from East New-York 10 Canarse. and likewise
owns three boats. which Ply between canarsie ana
Eockaway Beach, and hotel AZ CanarsIe
At meeting OF the directors OF the smaller cor
poration held than month ago. General
James JourIan one OF the dIrectCrs OF the COM
pany resolved full power 10 negotiate such terms ior
either a sale lease he might deem Tor the oe1i
interests OF the road He has had a number OF con-
fercnces with President Ross!ter OF the BrooAyH
Heights Company ard has made n propteit'h
which IT ls believed Is less satisfactory -
President Rossiter. and will be prost nted by MIN u
the directors OF the Heights Company.
The Brooklyn Heights Company Is especially de-
sirous OF obtaining direct communication WIFE "a
narsle since the Nassau Electric road has begun OPP
Grating 10 that point with such signal success
Felix Campbell president OF the Peoples Trust Com
pany and one OF the directors OF the Brooklyn ana
Rockaway Beach road said to Al Tribune reporter
Yesterday that there was not the slightest DOUBT
that the negotiations would result In elther the pur-
chaee or u lease FOR from MY 10 ninety years lie
added that IT was absolutely necessary that the
Heights road should be In position 10 compete fo'
the valuable traffic to Canarsis
THE Flynn rold" he said. cannot carry - per
cent OF the people who going 10 Canarse Oh
SUNDAYS md holidays. Canarsie had become . most
desirable terminus for the surface roads OF Brook
lyn They are introducing large number OF amuso-
ments which making II Il choice summer resort
and besides that. IT ID desiraby located Tor resl-
In, War | the
built sold.v from East New-lork 10 Canarse
''lf this lease made. IL will mean the introduc
ton by the brooklyn Heights system OF nve-c-nt
fare from all thu ferries and the Bridge 70 Canarsie
with a fYe-minute Roadway between the cars IL IL
the plan TO abandon the engines and Introduce troll
lcv-ars and 70 connect the tracks OF the two com
panies that cars can be run u'oush WITHOUT
change" , ,,,
Ihe president of the brooklyn and Rockaway
Beach road IL cx-County Treasurer Henry H. Ad-
ans the secretary a. Joseph f.. Palmer. and ne
directors Messrs. Adams. Campbell James ~
rockingham. Seth J.. Keeney, Thomas T. Pearsi'''
James Jolrlan AMI II. J. Robinson.
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BROWNIES ~ THE ACADEMY.
THE SPECTACULAR FLORAL CARNIVAL A
SUCCESS

THE SPECTACULAR FECKAL CARNIVAL a
SUCCESS
Juvenile version, considerably changed Of Palmer
Cox's Brownie play was given last evening ct the
Academy OF Music. The play was called a Spec
tacular Floral Carnival" ard was arranged for the
benefit OF the Endowment Fund OF the ST Giles Home
for the Crippled. Seventy-five children. boys and
girls. In Brownie costume to the boys. In fairy
dress and the regaa of princesses and peasantry
to the girls. took part
William Pitt Rivers was the reputed author OF the
entertainment. and assisted by Louis F. Doering.
brought the children through a credltablc perform
arce. The first act opened in wood. the home Of
the Brownies SO the play set forth, and proceeded
by easy stages to the sand of the pirates TO foreign
lands and TO places where all sorts Of grewsome ad-
ventures were met But luckily for all concerned
tho fairy godmother brought her lodgings through
fire ara water and hairbreadth escapes TO their
woodland home. and red fire and applause did all
the rest.
There were a number OF pretty dances and songs
which helped &c Al out the evening and send every
body home happy In the end ST. CHESS Home was
materially benefited.
Among those children who took part were Edith
Southwell. George Anderson Henry CheseDro, Nil
lard III. John Logan, Ralph Robins. Arthur
Mason. Willie Aiken Rivers. Howard Voshell Bert
Voshe.l Water Voshell. Warren Samson. Reginald
Ashheld. Wallace Kirby. lo%en Decker, Leslie
Smith, Waiter Free Albert Higgins. Dan Wilson
Golde wnsor, May Van Vert, Marion smith. Ma.
gle Rivers. Kitie Philor ok. Faith Southwe, Eunice
Chesebro, florence sutton Willie Sea rough MAJ.
ale Britton. Harvie Ashneld. Ethel Van Ripper
Beeckman Dela;our, Belle Hsmmitt Albert Higgins
Margaret Mahan, Carrie Bacon, Else McA,eer
Daisy and Lulu Heller, Lillian de Gumoens Emma
Hellman, johnnie Washburn. Neva Haight, Nudge
Lucas Ethel Read. He.en Romig. lola Hunt Elsie
Vogel. Toottles Culhane. Julia Schwa.bsch Eina
Streeton. Ethel Van Ripper. Elizabeth Davis. Bessie
Meyer and Louise Higgins.
Tho patronesses were: Mrs Frederick w Wurster
Mrs John Meyers, Mrs. Charles II. Bailey Mrs j.
II. \. Heller. Mrs. J. Henry Dick, Mrs. Mathde Hal
lam. Mrs. James A. Spcrry Mrs John A. Psterkin
Mrs Willard +. Smith. Mrs. James II Darlington
Mrs Henry Hessler Mrs. j. Gilbert Gulich. Mrs
Albert Delatour. Mrs. Benjamin W. Wilson, Mrs
William c. Bryant Mrs George II. May Mrs s ).
Noshe'i. Mrs. j.: A. Moenhauer, Mrs. John NJ
Fuchs, Mrs j. X. Noshell Mrs. James ". Fem
ming.
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1NOLD MINBURNED TO DEATH
lie WAS KNOWN TO HAVE BEEN De
MENTED.
r,Tr1r o., 4 ROOF CLOSELY FOLLOWED DY
THE yIHE-grRANCE ACTIONS or WHICH
No REpONT MADE.

! RATTLE OK 4 ROOF CLOSELY FOLLOWED DY
THE yIIr-srRANcE ACTIONS or WHICH
no REPORT WAS MADE.
A fire broke out In the top story Of the four
story brick house at Lvingston-st. a1i Red
Hook Lane yesterday about O'Clock p. nl' ana
before It could be ex;lngu.shed William Mckee
sevcnty-hve years old. burned TO death
Mckee who was formerly halter. had lived
in the house for seven or eight years. and was
regarded by those who knew him best as II
religious enthusiast For many years he had
been devout member OF the Sands Street
Methodist Episcopal Church. and since he gave
up working at his trade he has been dis
tributor Of tracts and has earned little money.
enough TO keep him from want. little more
than week ago the other inmates OF the
house which was run as boarding house.
noticed that tie old mans eccentriclties were
becoming more marked, and some Of them sus-
gested that the authorities be informed but
no one felt called upon to interfere
The old mans room was on the top floor. and
during the forenoon he was seen several times py
passersby out on the roof In partially nude con-
dillon. bat no one took the pains 10 inform the
police or the family. About an hoGr before the
Are was discovered. however, he vas seen by
some member OF the family. and one OF the board
ers. S A. Wickes. and son OF the a1oIiuy wal
ter Southland. Went up on the roof. and AFTER
struggle during which the dementei old man
threatened them with the vengeance OF the AL
mighty succeeded In getting him into his room
and fastening the scuttle.
Not long after this the ire was discovered, ana
when the hrener broke into the room the old
man was dead. He had an oil stove In his room
which he used for cooking, aId the suppositon IS
that the fire caught from that. but whether by
&C, !dent or design Is Of course only conjecture
The body was removed to the Adams-s;. police
station. 1t is understood that the Sands street
Church people will defray the burial expenses II
friends do not claim the body.
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

creedmoor practice. sd Regiment
complimentary dinner to Henry Hassier' hanover
Club evening. . ,,,. NJ,
poo,b Dramatic Society in aid Of Winchester Post
at the Criterion . . 49,, !.
Annual meeting OF the Methodist Social Union. at
.ha Waw.York Avenue Methodist Church, evening.
ANIMAL meeting Kings County Pharmaceutical So
cietv. No 500 Franklln-ave.. 2:So p. m
Annual meeting Twenty-third Ward Young Men
remocratic Club, No. 562 Gates-ave.. evening.
D,.cussion on "Our Penal Institutions" home OF
Mrs s J. Perry No. 80 First Place afternoon
Annual muster and inspection 81 Battery Second
prigade n a. s. n Y, at the armory In Cermont-
ave- evening.
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agt Edward IIaey No 52e. William Brown ast Jossgn
oreri No i52 Emile Jeswis John Jeschke; 10 Dos
Rushfor'h agi Atlantic Avenue halroaa ocne
many, No l5g Alexander C.cto sgt Henry " nio"rss
30 90. william Wynn aSt. Raymond Muller No oil
Robert ast. the Brookyn Heights Kairoaa Son
rary; No f2s George MidGendoTn aGt. Frank hHHuOi
No 800 Frank Rosenberg AIT. Michael lNwney., -.
Cuurt-C'rininal Cal ndnr-Aspin1.I - ~
Bohand nanslaushter Grccnd degree; George f'e.n,s'
Henry Palmer James j. Smith Frank B1ckm1rr, JehieS
Rowiv gamiing: Theodore Hickman burglary third de
gree: James Kelly burglary thri degree. grant iarce
second degree John Oare burglary. third degree gihhd
larceny second degree: George Cameron assault Beh,e
min Foster assault: Iichac Glcssaro assault sac''d
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MEMORIAL COuMITrEE's PROGRAMME

The programme of the Memorial Committee of The
Grand Army OF the Republic includes the holding OF
services at the tomb Of the prlson-ship martyrs at
Fort Greene on Sunday morning. May a. In the
afternoon ceremonies will take place at the Lin
coin statue in Prospect Park, and at the Henry
Ward Beechcr statue In front OF the CITY Hall.
Children from the public schools will attend the
ceremonies and take part The statues and tomb
sand veterans will take part In the Memorial Day
parade on May %. Mayor Wurster has been invited
- review the oarsd~ Maraorisi "ay. a~a has &C
copied.
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brick or stone houses should be put up on It, and
that the other land ownea by the company wou'd DC
cola under the same restrictions. Instead the com
Many sold property to Bultman, WHO was putting
I'm frame buiii rs. The plaintiff asked f9r an m,
s,,,,ctinn Tho defendants denied that ttcy nd!
made any promise restrict land other than iha tn,
wSna IL is undoubtedly a great hardship that the
frame buildings shoad be put up they were nepeere
i jyye nc tudcmeat to the defendants.
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JUDGE NEU'S FATHER DEAD.

Peter Neu tho father o: Justice Jacob Neu. OF the
First Distrc. Court died on Sunday AFTERNOON at
the home OF his son. No. 2J5 Stuyvesant-ave. after
An illness of about three months. He was born in
Germany in 1921 and had lived In Brooklyn for about
thirfv.fye years most Of which time was spent in
che Seventeenth Ward. where he took an active
interest in politics The Of death was Bright IS
disease Of The Kidneys His last employment was in
the office OF United States Senator Bricc, in New
York His wife died two years ago. and since then
he failed RAPIDLY He Is survived by three children.
Judge Neu William F. Neu. and Mrs. Truman
Hanks The funeral will take place this evening at
the home OF his son.
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A CONSTABLE ROUGHLY HANDLED.

Matthew Werria men' a constable living at No 20
Judse-si.. was roughly handled by three taors asst
evening while repevining some goods in the home
OF Charles Fiamer. No 80 North Second-st. Flame-.
It is alleged set upon the constable assisted by
Joseph Babane. % No s. North Seyenth-st and
Louis DoDnctaz. OF No "a North Slxth-st Poce
men McSorley. ard O'Bren, OF the Bedford ave sta
ton, heard the shouts OF Werniament for helm and
a-rested the men. They will be arraigncd TODAY In
the Lee Avenue Police Court ' '
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DEATH or ROBERT r. WALKER

Robert r. Walker died yesterday at the home Of
his son-n-aw at No. 2i9 Garfield Pace. He retired
from business many years ago. and since that tine
had rarely Como away from home His funeral VIII
take place tomorrow. All his rc.atives were away
the time Of HIS death.
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Counirn BOARD.

4 FEW BoARDERS TAKEN at GayloTesyiNs ~ "
\ n Housatonc River Box IL. GaylofdsvNle u
tIyANTED.-Two young married couple " .s ~
w cupy large pleasant room. table board, w, wv
venient Apply 81 y. Grove St. East Orange, :. -
GRAND VIEW Farm House Situated amonk ssS,ns
~ Mountains: fresh cream. milk. eggs so1s -, "
SINCLE GENTLEMEN wishing pleasant rooms s .v mi, min
~ mer and fall. fortyiye minutes from eity hntlnk
utes from station: Jersey Central RI. shade m.
good bicycling: excellent table; French or u|"-I
ferred: references Address Box 80 Crawford. y :.
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HIGHLAND HOUSE,

GARRISON ON-HUDSON y. Y.
Only IL hours from New-York City Pure mountt3
afr purcst sprng water. and sanitary plumbing Open
May Beautiful drives fine wheeling. At Buckingham
Hotel Thursday. 1880 10 $3.50 p. m.
=. W. & G. w. GARRIsCN
The evening times., 1896-08-31
RALT'moRE 20
SUBURBAN LOTS.
Schedule I'm ,rrcct Juiv Is,b

Schedule IN effect July 18th, 1890.
Leave ..sulpgtuI IrUIii slalIOL CUIIirr OF
New Jersey avenue and G St.
For Chicago aud Northwest, FestibuIed
LiuiIted trains ~ 90 u. IL and s .U5 d. m
For Cincinnati, st. Louis and Indiana polls.
Vestlbuied LinIted $40 y. IL. cApress
12.15 night -.
For PitIsburg and Gle veland, express daily
1000 a. III. and Az p. IN.
For Berkeley Springs, $40 p. III. daily,
except Sunday. Special, ,IZ.Uu noun oaiiy
and S.O5 p. u. Saturday only
f9r pee rn5k, n5 M9Ip,rin t5Ee Park ana
daily. No west bound trains stop ut Noun
;ain Lake Park Sunday.
For Lexington and Staunton, IL noon
For Winchester aud way stations. 1870
For New Orleans. Memphis. Hrming.
ham. Chattanooga. Knoxville. Bristol and
Roanoke, lv.6u p. LII. oaily. sleeping cars
For Luray. s.46 D. IN. daily.
Fo5 saltinoTe; 4 ~ w TeeS days; lays 90. 8 80
Xs:3U ,x1O 90. II 2 90 "a. IN, xI2.0S'I2i0..
x12;5o: x3;9o, s25. x42s. 4.S2. 1906:
112.O1 mig ht, sundays,x7 90, X. 10 s. 80.
1S.o0, xlu-0o a. w. I12,O5, x12 SO.
s so so, 900. xS2o. ii.iG. aii.5o io'nU: y ~:
For Annapolis. 7.1o and $40 a. IN.
l2l9 az and 4'2S 7S p m snpdays. $50 a
For Frederick, 80 90. tie .oonoou. eel. 10.
For HagerslOwn. 1900 noon and
'oS For BBoyd and way points, week day.
DAYS. 800 a. m. lis. 7.G6, p. IL.
For GaIthersnnrg ana way points, week
days, 700. 500 a. m, 200, 500, 40.
4.33 $40, rs, 90, II SO p, m. Sundays.
800 a. m. LIS, 5.35, T.v5, 1O15 p. IN
500 a. m, 81 10 p m Express trains
stopping at principal stations 1nly. r4.3U.
Fol For BAY Ridge. week days. s.15 a. M
W From Bay Ridge. week days. s.15am.
$50 and s.i5 p. m- Sundays, 500 and
S.l5 p m.
For Cape May. o a m. IL mon -
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
All trains iiiuulnut ca WIN I-IIItSch light
For PhiladeiphIa, New York, Boston, =
and the East, week DAYS. 100, 90, 500.
TIC 90 a. m. Dining Carr, 1900, IL 80,
800, t5.O5, Dining Carr, s.OOp. M u2.O1
night: Sleeping Car open at 10 90 O'Clock l. !
Sundays, q .O5, Dining Carr. 600 a. m,
5U5. Dining Carl, 500. tl201, night:
Sleeping Car. open for passengers lO.OO
Buffet Parlor Cans Cd all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 10 90 a. m, II 90 noon.
and IL SO p. IN. week days. 1885 p. m
tExcept Sunday Daily. ''sunday only
Express trains. 80
Baggage called for and checked from |
hotels and residences by Union Transfer Co.,
syivaDia avenue wv. New York avenue and
WMa hIdn B. B.tfRi; GREENE. Ei tEHAs. O. scuLL.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt
The evening times., 1896-08-31
FOR SALE.
GOOD WILL. STOCK AND FIXTURES
Cicaers actual rrice ouoted

.,,-.--... c,eaeTs' actual price quoted.
$1.OOO-Drugs store in the NV. doing
=, good cash business; viii invoice over
The pr,ce asked.
$6OO-Esta blisbed corner grocery, vi
9Th st. sw.. near government depart
ments, doing good cash business; STOCK,
fixtures and four furnished rooms In
cluded.
Slx5-4TH ST. NV, BET. G AND H
Snap; established grocery and pro-
vision store.
S3OO-EstabIished grocery and provision
store; southeast: doing cash business;
REM w, party leaving city ca use or seliing'
S0OO-LoCATED ON 4 1-2 ST. sw -
barroom for sale. Including stock, fix
lures and license; house containing eight
rooms and stable, rents for S2b month:
doing a good cash business; good reason
for selling.
&3QO-LoCATED oNF ST. NV, NEAR
PENSION OFFICE-Dairy lunch and
dining groom; doing good cash business: good
S7OO-cAsM. ESTABLISHED 20
ave: rear the capitol: doing good business;
S36O-DAIRY LUNCH ROOM, PA.
-.'e-. between 9tn anu IOIh sts. rent
Sl.sOo-LocATED ON 7TH ST. NV.
Hardware store; we'll stocked: party
sa sieaaUUing Ug city cause OF selling; VIII invoice
Flour and feed store. vicinity Ne " Liberty
lures: good paying business: party leaving
the city; price. $500: easy terms. estab-
asssg T4Th tsnS; siIRe4} Apply TIMES REAL Es-
Established flour and feed store. Co
for fnsDection.
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RAILROADM
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD,

lion CORNER OF SIXTH AND n
STREETS.
Effect 2:O1 A. NJ, August II. Isao-
a. a u; =. week days, 7:.O A. NJ. sun.
- SbUhu EAPRESS. Par.
burg. isouis 70 F'tts-
io,sSO A. M. PENNSYLVANIA
ninoking, and Observation cars Harrss.
e. 70 ohlraSo, CIncinu att India ma poIis
D., po LOUIS, Cleveland. and Toledo. Buffes
farIoI Car TO harrisburg,
1880 A. NJ. FAST iiNE.-Pullman
Par, Pe. alior car TO Harrisburg. Buffes
$40 Sf ear harrisburg 10 Pitfsburg.
oI IoSis Exfni:sshhirTgtAl,GGso, "a: sShiTAGo A,!Si AND ST:
ior Car TO Harrisburg. sleening a od
Ciraing Cpinmg cars Harrisburg TO st. Louis.
1IeiInati' louisville. and Chicago.
aillnan sieeplng Car 10 Chicago, aud
TSisDurg TSinaurg TO Cleveland. Dining Car TO
ITO p. M, SOUTHWESTERN rx'
ss.-fuilman Sleeping and Dining
Its S 10 81 LOUIS and Sleeping Car Harris,
, purg TO Cincinnati
100 r. M. PACIFIC EXPRESS.-
fuiLman sleeping Car TO Pittsburs.
isn, ESsnssiei and Niagara Fails iIsses: daiIys es
1910 A. M. for Elmira and Remove
waor except sunday. For Lock Haven
2 al nays and Wlhamsport Sundays,
u,
suIaio ana Niagara Fails daily eSceos
GMcept Saturday, with Sleeping Car Wash.
10An' In 70 Suspension Bridge via Buffalo.
.AO +. M. for Erie, Canandaigua
hoaiesler, Buffalo and Niagara Fails
udhs sieeping Car Washington TO Elmira.
for Philadelphia, New York aud the
400 P. M. .cossaEss1oNA1 E@ssl LIN.
LED, daily, all Parlor Cars win
pihinS Car from Baltimore. KeguIar az
,niu,,o i'm oD.nins Carr, 10, 9.OU, 1000
Wilmington Il. rn., 12.4o, $40. 200. 40
io.Oo, dnd lI.o5 p. IN On Sunday. -01
D,nlng ing, Car. 10, 800, 100 dining
40, a s.4o v 'iIt,ngtonl io od,g m, y 10, $40.
ahiiadeiphia only, Fast Express, 7.50
q. a., III. Week-days- Express. iZ.l5 week.
ESton Isl, VII VII, anu o o.ao p, M daily. For
Gays, ana 3.l5 p. m. daily.
weekdays. o. ILL.,
For baltimore 6 25. 90 = On so q oo
iO0O, 1880, IL 90, and II so a. m:
Ills. ~ 40, 2.01. i ., 8 40, i4.O0 Linn
t9d,,, I9 q, 4Go; iG 80 4Ss' 40, 500, g. 40, ITO.
sunday, 100, 7.20, 800, 9.G5. 10 40.
100 a. m. 1915, lis, 201, ,3.i5.34O.'
o 4So 10 bbimn,teIdl. Gn u a. 40, 549. sos. $40.
For fope's Creek Line, Z 20 a. "a. aud az
p IN n. daily, except Sunday. Sundays,
For napolls, 7.2o, 900 a. m, 1918 and
40 p m. daily, except Sunday. sun
days, 800 a. M. and 42O d. m
Coast Line Express, $50 a m
$40 p. m daily; Richmond only, 1857
a H. week days; Atlanta Special. via
RichInond and Sea Board Air Line. q AZ,
p m. daily Accommodation for Oman
tico, 4oa. m daily, and % D. m week
days.
Scashore Connections.
For Atlantic City (via Delaware River
Bridge, all-rail routeD IL 90 a. NJ week
days, 3.l5 and 1135 p. m. daily; tyia
Market Street WHARF, 8. 90 a NJ (Sat-
urdays only, 1000, HOO a. M. week
. days, IL 40 and 11.35 p. M. daily
p. M, week days, II 80 p. IN. daily
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and G
streets, and at the station, Sixth and
where orders can be left for the
of baggage to destination from
hotels aud residences.
S NJ. PROVOST, j r. WOOD
General Manager. Gen Pass. Agent.
The evening times., 1896-08-31
FOR SALE.
ouners actual price quots1.

S1.OO FooT-NoRTH SIDE OF LIN
COLN PARK-Corner lot; half square;
lSx1lT it. to 3O-ft. alley. 1854
S2.SOO-NEwY YORK AVE. BETWEEN
FIRST AND NORTH CAPITOL NV
Very desirable lot, 2oxlo1. to 30-root
alley; party wall. (66)
ASSACHUSETTSA AVE NE
BETWEEN 1ST AND 2D-Choice lot,
2Ox76, to alley; party wall (6TJ
S3.SSO-T ST. NV, BET. 18TH AND
lerh sTs.-overlooking New Hamp-
shire ave: .0xiOO to alley; cheapest lot an
TINS s..c;Icn: facing south. and Improved by
frame; water, sewer and gas. u2S)
5000 h-FOURTEENTH ST NE.
Bel. FANDMARYLANDA AvE.-Three
; Sa.SsoGsTH ST. NV. BET. L AND
M-LO6 2Ox9O, to loft. alley; i'm
proved BY frame. renting for SIS per
K ST. NV, BET. 18TH AND 10Th Lot
% x9o; stable on rear; well located: at
{ CORNER DR. PA. AVE. AND wAsHINGi01Ss
CIRCLE 69x76. most desirable
w. VA:a :aSyE1;, M BET. BATH AND s0AfM", A1fe,
H 81. Nv, BET 18TH AND 1sffGHoo.
nAkYLAND ID. AVE-. 1ff NEAR ST. nj, Ne
FLSslpA AVE. NEAR lsr ST. s&:9 vs.
K 81, BET. Sd AND 4TH NiE1.s"2
ED 81. BET. G AND H SITS. NV" Seo3
S7x137. (b2,
P ST. BET. nth AND 18TH NV
Facing south: 2ix95: to ulley. Isl,
EAST CAPITOL ST. BET. 14TH AND
18TH, OPPOSITE POWER HOUSE,
KsT.. BET. 18TH AND 14TH SITS Sc
k7x14O. f61,
4TH ST. Sc. BET. M. AND M M
Sd ST. BET. E. CAPITOL AND A SITS
NE.-1Sx9G to- 3-foot alley 1851
18TH ST. BET @ AND PA AVE. Sc
1Sx22: foot alley fL7,
18TH ST. NE. BET. A AND B SITS.
2OXl 10. aO-teot alley. Ika,
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FOR RENT.
sUBUKDAN HOMES.
Oirners actual rriec onoied.

SS6-soUTH BRoOKLAND- Furnished
oottaCe;6 roons and attic: uDrurnisled.
sSo per iionth: yearly lease l2S6I
SS-DEAN WOOD, D. C.-4-room cottage.
shade, Well water: lot 5Ox40. i2Sp
$5.OO-BENNING RoAD-Frame. four
rooms. (3TSI
SlO.OO-BAILE CROSS ROADS
VA--9-room, 2-s;ory cottage In first.
class condition: good water and shade: one
acre lot: miles from Georgetown: / mile
from Arlington station. For sale at 81 400.
accommodating terms. (246i
6AO-WASHlNGTUN GROyE-S4O for
the season: roomy cottage: partly fur
nisIIed. y293,
Sl&.OO "sLIGo." MARYLAND'..
raine. nine rooms. two sto ry and
S $50 -AUTREE PARK. ON THE MET.
TROPOLITAN BRANCH B. & O R.R
adjoining Rockville Cottage, q rooms and
attic. on u large lot: short distance from
station. t222i
SAO-wAsHINGToN GRovE-cotta,s
iof the season. u76)
Gao sEASoN-CIiron Beach cottara
S32.6O- -GAITHERSBURG, Nd
Frame cottage; 10 rooms and bath:
hot and cold water: newly papered; he ated
by furnace; fruit, stable on rear large Iot.
reduction IL taken by the year (236i
GLEN N-Co,taCe: roam,
with q 900 feet OF ground; ali in
firss-ciiss cohdltion. t2lO,
S-DEANwooD. d. c.-Two s-roou
cottages; well located and IN good con.
ditiop. ,s4s,