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The San Francisco call., 1896-08-29
San Franct,co Farorea.

CLEVELAND. OHIO, Aug. 28.-In the
morning session of the Supreme Lodge of
the Knights of Pythias Representative
Crowley of California introduced resolu-
tion to hold the next biennial conclave at
San Francisco. The name was received
with applause, and referred to the COM
mittee having the matter in charge.
While San Francisco is the favorite city
thus far the feeling of the Supreme Lodge
is that it cannot afford the expense in
cid entail to holding the conclaye so far
from the center of population. Indian
apolis seems to have the call among the
members of the outside committee.
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Batteries Roar a Welcome to
the Distinguished Chinese
Diplomat.
RECEIVED WITH NAVAL AND
MILITARY POMP.
Met by General Ruger and Escorted
by Federal Troops Through New
York Streets.

NEW YORK, n. Y, Aug. z8.-Li Hung
Chang. Viceroy of China, Embassador
Extraordinary to Russia and world-re-
nowned diplomat, arrived in New York
to-day and became the guest of the Ma
ton. The stately St. Louis passed Fire
Island at 1898 A. NJ. with the distinguished
visitor on board. The steamer made the
trip from Southampton in six days and
three hours. She was saluted by the
footing of whistles. tugs AMI steamers as
she passed up the lower bay and entered
the Narrows.
The day was perfect one. Bright SUM-
light overhead, an atmosphere clear as
crystal with tlnge of autumn GOODNESS in
it and light breeze that ruff1ed the sur
face of the bay ombined to make the first
view that Ii Hung Chang had of the har-
Dor of the metropolis a pleasant one.
Added to its natural beauties was the i'm
posing spectacle furnished by the pres
ence of the finest feet of warships Uncle
Sam has ever gathered together They
were the best of the new navy and every
vessel was polished and painted and made
ready in Bristol fashion for the reception
of the honored guest.
There was the fine cruiser New York,
flagship of the feet, with Admiral Buuce
on board; the cruisers Cincinnati. Column
bia, Raleigh, Newark, the battle-ships In
diana and Massachusetts, peerless in their
eIass; the Maine, the Texas, the monitors
Amphitrite and Terror; the ram Katahdin
and the dispatch-boat Dolphin, with the
reception committee on board. The men,
of-war formed in double column, and as
the St. Louis passed between the line sa-
luted in turn with the roar of their bat
teries.
The committee from the Dolphin boarded
the St. Louis off quarantine and accompa-
MED Ii Hung Chang to the pier of the
American line at the foot of Fulton street,
where the landing was made.
Preparations for the reception of the IA
nous diplomat had been carefully ar
ranged. Major-General Thomas Ruger,
commander Of the Department of the East.
as the personal representative of President
Cleveland, with his two staff officers, Ma
ior George W. Davis and Captain Mills;
William Rockhill. First Assistant Secre-
tary of State, representing his depart
ment; the Chinese Minister, Yang Yu, and
secretary; the Chinese Consul SEE, and
representative of the United Associated
Presses boarded the United States dispatch
boat Dolphin early this morning and
steamed down the bay to meet the EN-
bassador.
As the st. Louis steamed up toward
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what it was, and seemed pleased when
told it was in his honor. All along the
water front crowds had gathered, and
cheer after cheer went up in honor of the
great Ii.
1t was 1:20 P. NJ. when the steamer
touched the pier. LIS sedan chair was
got ready for him, but he turned to the
men and said: 81 do not need it. prefer
to walk upon American shores"
AT 1:30 P. NJ, accompanied by the
official party, he left the steamer by pri-
vate gangway and was greeted by the
navy militia, who beat welcoming tune
upon drums. The party descended from
the upper pier by an elevator, which was
elaborately decorated with Chinese colors,
to the floor below, where another COM
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FIVE HUNDRED KILLED.
Said Khalid's Forces Suffered
Severely During the Bonn
bardment.
The British Consul Demands the Sur.
render of the Sultan From the
Germans.

ZANZIBAR, Aug. 2s.-During the bonn
bardment of the palace by the British
warships on Friday the forces of Said
Khalid, the self-proclaimed Sultan, IN and
about the palace mum bered 5000. OF this
number it is estimated that fully 500 were
killed or wounded.
The British Consul has asked the Ger
man Consul here to surrender Said Khalid,
the usurper, who took refuge in the Ger
man consulate yesterday after escaping
from the palace during the bombardment
of that building by the British warships
in the harbor.
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LTNCHING OF SICILIANS.
Governor Foster of Louisiana Reports to
the state Department..

Governor Foster of Louisiana Reports to
the state Department.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 2S.-The
report of Governor Foster of Louisiana
upon the lynching of three Sicilians
charged with murder and confined in the
parish Jail of Hahn, in st. Charles Parish,
just below New Orleans. in respect to
which Baron Fava, the Italian mbassa-
dor, in the name of his Government, has
asked reparation from the United States,
has just been received at the State Depart
ment The Governor makes the customary
reply in such cases, that the perpetrators
of the deed are unknown to the authori-
ties, who are taking all possible steps in
the matter. This reply was conmuni-
Gated to Baron Fava, with an expression
OF regret on the part of the United States
Government that a subject of the King of
Italy should have been dealt with in this
lawless manner.
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EARNEST PATRIOTS.

The Special Train Is Speeding SOstthtcGTds
The Prominent Speakers.
TRACY, CAI., Aug. 28.-The Alliance
special train is making fine time and all
on board are happy. There will be few
stops between San Francisco and Los An.
geles, the principal ones being Port
Costa. Tracy. Los Banos and Fresno.
Besides the 157 members of the alliance
and the Presidio Band the following
special guests are on the train: A. G.
Mason, chairman San Diego County Gen.
tral Committee; Judge Henshaw of the
California Supreme Court. d. G. Reed OF
San Diego, Con O'Connor of San Francisco.
Paris Khburn; E. K. Taylor, vice chair
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RrorING Is REsUMED.

Bat as UsMas the Principag Sufferers
Are ArnentGns.
CONSTANTINOPLE, TURKEY, Aug. 2S.
The principal slaughter in the recent
rloting here was done by Moslem mob
in revenge for Armenian outrages. No
effort to check the mob in it's murderous
work was made by the police. Numerous
arrests of Armenians were made to-day,
ana this led to further rioting, which,
however, was of less serious character.
The hospitals are crowded. All sof the
guardships have landed parties of ma
rines to assist in preserving order.
LONDON, ENG, Aug. 28.-The Times
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tomorrow will publish a dispatch from
Constantinople saying that fifteen sur
yiving members OF the party of Armenl-
ans who on Wednesday last attacked the
Ottoman Bank have been shipped to
MarseiIles
The morning times., 1896-11-22

S5.OOO-TAkoMAP PARK 10 900 feet
OF gre nd; Improved by u modern o
room fraAs: sl.OOO cash; balauce to suit,
S4.5OC-FoRESr GLEN-Modern coIr-
Portable house OF rooms, on lot
125x20O. $500 cash, baiauce $50 per
$3.3oo-RIvERDALE, MD.-9.room
$3.50
O-ECKINGToN-M brick.
facing north, on X st. bet I'd and Sd;
roons aud bath; monthly payments OF Of
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Langdon
Station; new cottage; Z rooms aud
Saia Saaace sss pes eet month"; OF SS!quna s 5n
thoroagh order; lot s5x50S lzssJ
k:tEnDALE 4 fARk SIN iuiies
from washington, on b. q y. Il. H.
Comfortable Broom cottage, recently buiit,
Oh lot 60N15U; heated by iat:obes. can be
bought ON easy terms t3t7)
$3.2oOITAk9MA PARK squares e.
irohi electric K. R.; comfortable o.
200; plenty shade t236)
$3.xOO-BRoU rooms
and bath; lot is 6ox15o; can make pake
-R1vERDALE PARkaseyen
large rooms and cellar; lot is 4OXi 90;
only $500 ash required. t24?)
So. O-BROukLAND. ID. Cess
than cost; cheapest property In village
frame tnewJ; Z rooms and attic; large
summer kitchen, stables. poultry house, car
riage house. etc, including horse, COW.
buggy wagon, poultry, fruit. garden, stc'
SsS.soo-Eck1NerosN-oN S. ciNclM
NATI ST BET. Sd AND 4rH-Cot,
tage OF rooms on lot 50xso: tl9o)
$2.8OC- -kiVERDALE PARk-Com.
Portable cottage; rooms: lot 4OXl 90;
easy payments. CAD
$z.SOO-wooDSID MD.-Cottage OF
nine rooms and ST able; lot S0X20O $3.50
2.6OO-TAKOMA PARk-Comforla-
BILE 6-room cottage; on lot 90 by 26o:
located on Vine st t32I
$2.6OO-D DEL RAY-Near Alexandra,
Va, on Mount Vernon Railway; lot COX
115; improved by 7-room cottage, With
modern improvements, heated by furnace
$2.6oo-wINrHRoP HEIiHTs-coln.
1oTSa6le %G Groom frame cottageS; Sal lot
D-BRlGnrwooD PAl;k-Stx
room frame, good well water: heated by
latrobes: terms easy. an (312i
S2.1OO -BROOkLAND comfortable s.
room. house near tue car line: $500
cash; balance to suit (99)
$2.2OO-LINCoLNIA ,vA.-6-roomcot
tage, plenty fruit, good water; seven
miles from city Oh Pa. r R.; place con-
tains 20 acres: will ex change for city
S2sooo-LANGDoN. NEARLANGpoS
Ga,GfS Of ground; $3.50 cash; balance s15.oG, PET
$4,000 WASHING TON PARK
Comfortable 7:rooM cottage. with cell
lar; IN northeast; lot 26N125; reasonable
terms" u47)
The morning times., 1896-11-22
WE CAN'T SAY

truthfully hatthe millennium has arrived but do say
and there is aple proof at hand to emphasize it, that
the skies brightening and business look into the
future with new hope and courage. Confidence has
turned and is the very of bust
prosperity Our architects becoming
busy in preparing plans for prospective investors and
that shows that capital is emerging from the cyclone
cellar and venturing into the martsEof Among
other things WE note talk about erecting flats
in various parts of the city. Generally northwest
sfavored for such building, and outlet upon
alley is prerequisite Now we have just such
for sale. 1t rs the northwest of Sixth
street and Rhode Island northwest The locality
is suitable for the erection of building that will
commodate those whoc pay from Twenty five to
Thirty five Dollars for fiat per month. Ground is
comparatively reasonable. The shape of the lot-front
ing both streets-is such that there is simply not
waste foot of ground The alley which the ground
abus has width of fifteen feet Everything, it
TO favorable to such enterprise. We shall be
pleased to give further details application
The morning times., 1896-11-22
FOR EXCHANGE.

1880 21ST ST. Nw-Brick, rooms
bath and store; VIII rent for $50 per
month. Trade for private dwelling in
northwest I5l)
30 X ST. NE.-Brick and stone dwelling
containing rooms and BATH under rent
of $50 per month. VIII exchange for honse
near 9th and Onw. U55J
~ b ST. NE.-New Brick, rooms and
bath; Z. IN. L.; rents for $50 80 per month
VIII exchange for property in northwest.
A DARGA1N-win exchange 4.room
bricks in Sc. for Broom house in NV hoIIseS
rent for Sc. 30 per month. (446j
FRANCIS PLACE sE.-Four 4-1oom
bricks: renting for Sc 80 per month; viii
exchange for unimproved building lots. 1861
2731 p. ST. NW.-Brick; 9-rooms and
bath; new house; rent for S35. so per
month; will exchange for city or suburban
property. Q5S
lilo 4TH ST. NW.-Brick 6 rooms and
bath. ON lot iN1U0, to Soft alley; a. m ~
will trade for suburban property. eS6j
I'LL STH ST. NW.-BricE, 8 rooms and
store; stable in rear; Will rent for $4,000
per month, will exchange for improved OF
unimproved property. 1851
WILL trade a handsome brick OF Ia
rooms and bath; has IA closets; lot is
21xl00; have an equity Of $1,000; want
smalieI house. (462)
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soiihFs rasn. sm ana hASs &C.
$4,000 WINTHROP HEIGHTs-Four
large rooms; lot 40Xl00; terms, S25
cash and S25 per month. 1882
$4,000 O-RoSEDALE, 18TH ST. NE.
Six rooms u1S)
$l.S5O-LANGDoN, BELAIR AVE
cash required. (7O)
.S6O-LAUREL, MD. A ST. NEAR
MAINE EAvE-Comfortable frame cot
tage; = rooms; stable on rear; $50 cash, $50
per mouth; .ot 5Ox1 90 (2S9I
Sl.SOO -HEiiNDoN, vA.-New cot
tage, eight roonls and ha tn: one and one
half acres Of ground; $500 cash, balance
S25 per month. 1861
$1.SO0-rAkOMA PARK-Beech ave.
comfortable Groom and cellar cot
'age; on lot T5x2OO; fine elevation. t32Sl
HEIGHTS, Overlooking CITY-Oue
OF Z and one of rooms; comfortable cot
tages. with cellars, on lot 50x125; good
shade t234)
Sl.SOO-BETHEsDA, MD. - Frame
dwelling: rooms and hallway. 1850
SIT = ANACoSTIA. d. G., ON
FRANKLIN sr.-Cottage; 6 rooms;
lot 21xl46. 1SS)
81. $50 GHTwooD PARK-6
rooins;$ 300 cash; balance monthly 400
Sl.3OO-FALi-S CHURCH, VA.-A
comfortable, roomy Cottage ON large
81. HEIGuTs-s-rm.
frame; cost 81 500: see US about it,
Sl.25O EACH-TwINING CITS-Two
6-rnom frames: on lot 30X136. GOD
The morning times., 1896-11-22
LOTS FOR SALE.

s2.Soo.xzYEW YORK AVE. BET. y.
3o-foot alley: make us an offer. 1861
SS.OOO-F ST. BET. 18TH AND 18TH
STS.-ioX12S L.; there is 10 trust on
this lot: might suit II builder. ,72l
n, IST AND N. j. AVE Seven lots,
each 1890, to IL IT. alley; only S240U
for all: there is 10 trust. good chance for
builder. t7S)
CORNER Kentucky ave. and 18th st.
easy terms. t76)
FOURTH ST. Sc, BET NJ AND n,
4SXl05-O csc. per foot; there is
no trust on this property, so we can make
terms to suit. 1922
A ST. BET. 9Th AND 7TH SITS. Ne.
34Xl0S to 80 TT. alley; price 81 80 per
foot; clear OF trust, Will trade. CD
Z dTH AND + SITS. NE. Three lots. Isx
Toe to 10 TT. alley; $500 per lot: clear
Of trust. 100
1aTH AND r SITS. NE.-17oxeo; only
sell to builder on easy terms. (1S)
GOOD chance for investment Six lots.
each 25N12, in Rosslyn; only one
square from tie brewery ana two squares
frum Penn. X. Il. freight depot: small
houses erected on this property woUld lie
an excellent Investment: only $4,000 FOR
the six lots; easy terms. C75J
~ Am Isl SIS. 20xi i01 to 80 It. alley;
price S2S, GOO; make us an offer &C.,
CNE-HALF square adjoining b.
.. k. r., only TIC. per IT, switch
guaranteed; might lease. 90
N ST.. near n. J. ave. NV, two nice lots,
facing south, I5c. per foot; this is
snap. 60
The morning times., 1896-11-22
S3.SSO-12os N. CAP. ST. 6 ROOMS.
bath, and cellar. (469)

$3.SSO-12osN N. CAP. ST. 6 ROOMS.
$3.soO-N. Y AVE. BET. 4TH AND
eth SITS: NW.-10 rooms and bath;
$500 cash. balance to suit d72j
S3.76O-vsT., BET 18th AND l4TH
90 Nw.-Brick, rooms anu bath; lot aG2 l5x
Sa.1so-FLA. AVE. NV, EAST OF
TIL sT.-6 rooms, bath, and cellar:
$3.50 cash. balance monthly Do not miss
this. t474)
S3.z5o-N. j. AVE NV. NEAR R
l6xl13. TO 1O-foot alley; see us about
this. t426)
S3.eso.44o p ST. NV. 6 ROOMS
Sa.Soo~sTH ST. BET. II AND SITS.
NW.-Brick store; rooms, small cash
payment; balance monthly il desired. There
is a stable on the rear OF the lot for 2
horses AMI 2 wagons. (66)
Sa.aOo-RST. NV, NEAR Sd; BRICK
stories and basement, rooms and
bath; can be bought on monthly paymentss;
S.aoo-R ST, NEAR Sd Nw.-Brick.
q stories and basement, 3. rooms and
bath; can be bought ON monthly payments;
a. IN. i. t267j
Sz.7Oo-26 MYRTLE ST. NV 7
rooms and bath, terms are on the hook
waiting for you. 1SS)
S2.Soo-sD ST. NEAR Ii ST. NV
brick: o rooms: this Would suit some
COlOreu Iatnuys TeuUeu at S1b.5O per mo
1866
S2.5OO-H ST.. NEAR 25TH ST. NV
bay inuow brick; rooms and bath.
17D
$2.3OO-KIRBY, OR Cd ST. NV
Between N. Y ave. and n st: nice brick
of rooms and bath: Just what number
Of people with moderate means have been
looking for. (414J
S2.IoO-P ST., NEAR N. CAPITOL
ST.-4-room frame. lot 16x136 to 80
IT. alley: coEcreted street. (434)
S2.lOO-9TH AND FLA. AVE. NV;
brick; 6 rooms. (275j
$1.eoo-so AND 80 E ST. Nw.-6
rooms. Cpd
$1.SOO-2226 CLEVELAND ST NV;
press brick If rooms and bath; rented
to prompt-paying tenant for SIG. so per
month; this isan unusually good investment,
and the owner will make terms easy. .(354)
$I.S5O-26TH ST. NV, BET L AND
NJ; lame; 4 rooms and Ill rirst-class con
ditiuu. gOad investment. t2n6)
l.5OO-OREGON AVE. NV; TWO
story iIame; q rooms; terms reasonable.
tuI (263)
SI.l5o-FRANKLIN ST. NV; TWO
story brick; rooms; large yard; germs
to suit. CAD
$S7 S-FRISTOE COURT. BET. 18TH
AND liTH AND V AND W SITS. NV;
brick; rooms. this is one of the cleanest
courts n this city; IL is in a mighty con-
venicnt location GOD
The morning times., 1896-11-22
(EUENI>HED.l

S125.OO-IST NV. NEAKI3TH ST
Brick, 5 stories; - rooms, and bath.
completely furnished (S67I
S12S- = ST. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Brick. stories. l rooms ana bath:
heated by furnace. (342i
SlOO-N II. AVE, NEARK ST NV
Double brick; 10 rooms and bath; heated
by furnace; completely furnished: q. m L
S1OO-16TH ST. Nw.-Rr;ck; 16 rooms
ana bath; completely furLl>ncG. a IN. i
S9o-P ST, BET BOTH AND s1sT
SITS. NW.-3- story brick; II rooms
and ua6h; cumpleJeiy rIrni>ueG, a. IN i
511)
SS5-N ST. NV, NEAR 18TH Brick.
10 rooms, bath, and cellar, Handsomely
fur; yearly lease. Will rent by the month
SaSNil5 b ST. sE.-opposite new n.
brary; rooms and bath; elegantly
furnished. (4si,
SS5-ON RHODE ISLAND AVE BET
9TH AND 10TH-Brick, 10 rooms and
bath: completely furnished l413D
$4,000 1877 Fir1 ZENITH ST. N W:
roomS and bath. (5O3J
S5O-12O9 U ST. Nw.-Brick; 6 room,
and bath: completely furnished; a.
m. p t4OOl
The morning times., 1896-11-22
so6Oo-13TH AND EMERSON SITS
-Several brick houses: rooms and

so6Oo-13TH AND EMERSON SITS
-several. brick houses; . rooms and
bath; submit terms (63)
Sx.4OO-NEARH ST; CABLE, NORTH
east@6 rooms and bath; $500 cash;
buiance $25 per month. t276l
S2aOO-PARK PLACE Me- room.
and bath: lot is 16xl00 to wide allev:
steadily rented ut sle per month: a good
$4,000 18TH ST. NE.-Above Florida
ave: rooms and bath; $500 cash: bal.
s2.ooo-sTH ST. NE. BETWEEN G
.o1s from sas4 saSie lin. 'o0'ns only onehaf
S2.OOO-12TH. NEAR p ST. NE.-s
rooins and bath; only $500 cash re-
Sl.e5o-1sTH ST, NEAR ST.
Neat broom and bath, brick: 22 feet
We can by special arrangeme Mt Sell this to
colured people. Eee (423)
$l.SOO-1222L LINDEN ST. Ne; BRICK,
rooms; a. III. L.; terms easy. t7S)
$l.SOO-2D ST. NE. BETWEEN @
front; rented at $14 per mouth: good
investment; easy terms i2SSj
81 .8OO-66 @ ST NE.-Five- room
frame. in good condition: will make
Sl.soo-12TH ST. NE. BET Q AND
Il sls.; frames; stories; ROOMS;
lots I6X9s to 12-root alley; stable on each
lot; can be bought on monthly payments.
Sl.4oO-F ST Ne, BET. 18TH AND
18TH STS-Brick, rooms and BATH
16 feet front; $3.50 cash: balance monthly.
GOD
81 ICON st. NE, BET. 2sTH AND
18TH STS.-2 frames, containing
rooms each; lot. "a .6Xl36; submit terms.
(225)
900 1900 LINDEN ST. NE:
brick, 6 rooms, in firstclass condition.;
good investment. 1897
Sl.OOO-722 18TH ST. Me- rooms
t523J
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PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SLOPES ~. AVE sE.-Keys at this
office.

S100a22s 62tSe NJ. AVE, sE.-Keys at this
ses;oo,2o2o r ST; Nw.-Bne.; ?
seq. EACH-135O. 1852 coLUM-
sA .sos.: sm hH .dds ana 0ass wa
$6s-store and 20 rooms on New Jersey
ave. NV, near b. s. o. depot. t4SOl
S60.75-724 18TH sT. Nw.-Brick:
I. NJ / rooms and bath: good condiflcsa; =;
S6o.ess Q ST Nw-Br,ck: three
stories: 10 roons and two baths: a
Sso-1sTH AND RIGGS Nw-prlck: 8
bath: es a. M and 0asenens' 10 room; .aaa sad
SSO..30s 7TH ST. Nw.-11 rooms. gas
anu water included In rent 1861
S6O-93O ST. Nw.-s large rooms; can
10 used ae o stable or storage IoomA
t2S5l
$4O.SO-No. 1880 9TH ST. NV
Modern 10 rooms and bath; cellar
$AO14ls I'D ST. Nw.-Brick; 10 fooms
"a'"' stable In rear t5O6)
$4O.OO-1347 PA AVE. NW.-e large
rooms and bath. (415l
S36.SO.,4s ST. sw.-Brick. l. rooms
ana bath; new house f79)
S35.5O-27o5 ST. Nw.-1o room,
and bath: In perfect condition. large
ss5S;ooalsSs fse%. aaa sslg FIFTEENTH sTS isSss
$3O:SO-123 a ST NE.-s rooms and
S2s.soc21oo nth ST. Nw.-Brown
stone' b rooms and bath t216)
SSS.OO-17ob-l7o7 10TH ST NV
brlcf;I rcoms and bath. (419)
SH3.4O-339 FIRST ST. NE.-Brick; Z
rooms and bath: a. IN L; stable in
rear taSOl
sS2.so-7o D ST. NE.-s rooms and
bath. concrete cellar; q. MI (77I
S22.3O-72 d ST. NE--6 rooms and
patn: concrete cellar. a MI u16D
S2Ln235s 9Th ST. Nw.-6 rooms and
S2o.5O11527 F ST. NE.-Brick;s IS rooms
S2O.SO-2,3 R ST. NW.-Brlck:
rooms and bath; a nj, lss75
S2O.OOL4ll ST. NE Brick. 7rooms
u oaln' t61b
81 s.3O-221 K ST. Ne Brick; 6 room,
S1S.3O-516 E ST. S E Brick; room,
and bath. q m ]. (3sii
SlS.OO-34lI Nw.-Brick, 6 rooms:
bath and cellar; large yard; key az
Sl?.3o-25oS 1-2 ST. Nw.-Brick,
rooins and bath: a m l. UsOt
S17.3O-25o2 ST. Nw-Rrlck;
rooms and bath: a m l. i34sj
S17.OO-13s3 ST. NE -New-BrIck-
stories; rooms. (49Oi
SiS:35.44I WASHINGTON ST. NV.
iooliis- t4SsJ
S1,6.oo-ls1o 10Th ST NV rooms.
next oooE I463I
Sl5.6O-1212 2ND ST Nw-Rrick
looms and bath; key at corner (4l4l
Sl5.3O-123S DUNCAN ST. NE
ne" brick' rooms and bath; a. IN. 1.
6OD
$15.3O-1Ics d ST. sE.-Frame
rooms, a. IN. l.; the lot Is lO0xIOO; good
place for q garden is4SI
S13.3O-7Os PATH ST Nw.-Brick. g
rooms Igso,
Sl2.ao-s14 18TH ST. NE.-Brick: =
rooms; water; sewer key 610. I24I
S13-l2I6 II ST. NE.-Brick; rooms.
not and cold water heated by latrobes;
newly papefed t347j
Slo.6o-Ia1l wYLIE ST. NE-Flve-
room brick t3sS,
SlO.OO-l231 GEORGIA AVE Sc
broom brick; key 1888 (4In
o.LaIGe 5arso snoD in rear la4s ST NV.
Size 2oxoo t406l
Se.35-lSos Sd ST sE-Brick. 2storles
and basement. 6 looms 1886
$3.50 % DECATUR sT.-FIya
Eooins' near Cap anu i SIS. ne. (4s6J
S SS.OO-fI4FRANK ST. NV, NEAR
9TH AND K SITS -4-room brick. CAD
story frame; 5rooms. ISD
$3.50 -1Sl3 LINCOLN AVE. Ne
Frame; stories; . rooms. QsD
SIS EA ACH-I633-I63o crescent ST.
Aeudian Hill. z frames. looms each.
S.-1ssa FIRST ST. sE-Tnree sfory
room frame. lot le1175 t23sI
Sc: :25-1514 MASS AVE NE-Brick;
rooms 1861
The morning times., 1896-11-22
UNTIL RECENTLY

the starting point of the Metropolitan street in
Georgetown. Then it convenient for conductors
and drivers and clerks and other employees live there
Now the thing has been turned around, and the neigh
borhood of Fifteenth Street n. E. and East Capitol is
convenient place of residence But the trouble
is scarcity of suitable houses 1t would pay build
take advantage of the condition described and this
class of houses we will that have several large
pieces of ground by that be sold cheap and
partly second trust. Enough sold for those inter-
ested,
The morning times., 1896-11-22
LINCOLN PARK

fast becoming the center of the arstocracy of Capitol
Hill is becoming surrounded by houses of the finest
description The future of this section is assured The
extension of the Metropolitan Street Railway has made
that future certain the Fourteenth Street cable
made the fortune of the of ground Coum
Heights. Conditions similar and like causes will
produce the results. If the reader has to
invest say; Buy land or houses in the vicinity of
Lincoln Park At present prices it cannot fail to pay
you and claim to be authority such matters
The morning times., 1896-11-22
NO PLACE LIKE HOME,

be it modest A home is haven of rest. A
rented house is temporary stopping place. 1t seems
strange that should refrain from buying
home, when prices modest, terms accommo-
dating. We will just mention few Groom houses that
we sell for little money house IF six rooms and
bath, Cleveland avenue be bought for 81, $50
One Ninth street northwest, just above Florida
avenue only 81 100. One L street southeast. 6
rooms is just 81, IFS. One Ninth street northeast
the Hstree cable line, and BATH entirely
modern is s., 400 Really now, is there valid
why having steady work should pay rent.
The morning times., 1896-11-22
SUBURBAN HOMES.

$500 PER MONTH-One-halr mile
west or Overlook lnn;l2 rooms; suitable
for rad house; liquor license. t4SlJ
$3.5O-BENNINGR D-4-roomframe:
large lot 1871
SAOO FER YEAR, LANIER HEIGHTS.
frame, 2-story and atsic. looms and
bath. 1857
S3S.OO-COTTAGE HILL-Frame. IL
roous. stable; 4 acres. 9 minutes
walk from Columbia cable cars. (45O)
SlS-DEANWOOD.D II. C.-Two Groom
cottages, well located 145)
SlS-TAkoMA PARK-Frams cottage:
> rooms: near both ear lines t3731
SIS CONDUIT ROAD rooms and
bath; hot and cold water. (Is91
SIS LAMOND STATIoN-Frane cot.
tage:S rooms. newly papcred ,3T2b