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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-06
BISHOP ESTATE IS
Ma Oh EHEl slREHE
SURVEYORS At WORK IN THE
MOUNTAINS ABOVE TIE "a
NAKUA PLANTATIONS.
While sam ssrksr H.a ss.n wlsh-
drawing and Col. Jonss Has Beer
Nsgosisaus Win eovsrnmsut
sishop Estate Has Been working.

The Jones Syndicate and Sam Par
ker Company are not the only people
who have been tempted into the field
Of furnishing water TO the thirsty Hs-
nakua plantations. While Parker has
retired from the aeld ana while Jones
Is wrestling and sparTing With the
Executive Council the Bishop Estate Is
making water surveys on It's own lands
high up IN Waipio valley. Whatever
has been done by others. II Is certain
ly apparent that this wealthy estate
Is determined 70 save the waters avail
able upon their own large tracts A
s. futile and Harold Cruzan, their
surveyors In the Waipio valley on this
island have succeeded in reaching the
source Of Waipio stream from three
10 five miles higher than is shown
By any maps published. They have
discovered q new water fail SEQ feet
in height, AMI are the first white men
70 drink from the cool mountain
springs which form the source Of the
Waipio river. famous in Hawaiian
romance and important as a factor
OF the surrounding district
The source OF Waiplo cannot be
seen except after days Of great toll
and persistent exertioa. Il can only
be reached at certain seasons, when
the waters IN the great chasm at the
head OF Waipio are low permitting the
explorer to pass two miles along the
bed Of the chssm by jumping from
rock 20 rock. Once through this can
yon. passing the newly discovered 500
foot falls. surveyors futile and Cru
zan. with gang Of fifteen Japs began
cutting a trail Through the woods
for over two miles they hacked and
carved their way, coming at last TO
the very source OF Waip'- high up
on the water shed between Hsmakua
and Kohala
The surveying party has encounter
ed very cool weather. Sleeping az
night on the rocks with a blanket and
a rain coat for a covering, they have
found it necessary to burn fires all the
night 70 keep Of the chill. At 5
o'clock In the evening and until the
sun Is well up In the morning the
trail cutters can see their breath con-
dense as on a frosty morning In the
north.
This surveying party has been at
work for nearly two months They
we're sent out by the Bishop Estate
to measure the water supply Of the
Waipio valley and find ont IL II would
be a paying proposition to store wa
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-06
UNPUBLISHED HISTORY.
t5ow Democrats Happened 70 Make
Coed Appointment in Kansas.

ticM Democrats Happened &c Make
Coed Appointment in Kansas.
From the Kansas City Journal
Here Is a bit OF political history that
has never been in print before. When
Cleveland vas elected President for
the second time there was warm con-
test among the Democratic politicians
for the Federal places IN Kansas So
hot did this become that some OF the
candidates fled with the President
charges affecting the personal charzc-
ter OF each other. One day. meeting
Mr. Morton. OF Nebraska, member
of his Cabinet. the President said:
Morton, you ought 10 be acquainted
with the people of Kansas. Are there
no honest Democrats there2 About
every man so far presented for an
Office from that State has been eharg-
ed with crimes running alI the way
from petty larceny TO murder"
Il don't know much tbout the Demo
Gratis OF Kansas, Mr. President. re-
sponded Morton. but I'll tell you
what I'll do. | have a friend down
there an old sehoolmate. who viii tell
me the truth. He is q black Repub-
Iican, but that is all the better, for
he VIII have no personal interests in
the matter. and I'll just write to him"
And Mr. Morton did write TO h;G Re
publican friend The office just then
under consideration was collector OF
internal revenue. IF / were looking
for thoroughly honest and compe-
tent Democrat to fill this office"
wrote the Republican to Mr.. Morton,
Il would select Dick Morris" And
Dick Morris was selected and filed
out the term and made an admirable
officer
In the campaign of 1896 all of the
big Federal officeholders in Kansas
got into the camp of W ]. Bryan with
the solitary exception of Dick Morris.
Morris was gold standardist, and he
did not hesitate to say so all through
that memorable fight. After Cleve-
land had retired fir M ONCE. and Mr..
Morton with him, the latter met his
Kansas Republican friend. DO you
know" said Motion, that every last
one of our appointees out in Kansas
turned to be Pop with the solitary
exception of the one you named? /
was Joking with Mr.. Cleveland abcut
II the other day and told him that
when the next genuine Democratic
President came in he would have to
consult with the Kansas Republicans
when 1t came to filing the Offices in
that State-that is. If he wanted to
get a set of officeholders that would
stick to the Administration through
thick and thin
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-06
rne lIrTlE FAcToav elaL woN
a Yours srcthsr Her First Mo5es-A
single Canvas Brought $1,000.
= 49, c-n.t-aL


Prom the MiIwznkee Sentinel
Miss Emma Lister. Of KenOsha:
Wis. who i receiving 3 great deal
Of favorable comment from the French
and German art papers On account Of
her painting. Is young woman OF IN
usual ability. Four years ago the
little girl. then not over IS years OF
age. leff this city TO seek place IN
the world Of art The life OF Miss Lis
ter was an iteresting one. She was tbs
daughter Of a poor sign painter who
resided in little town near Montreal
Canada. and when the artist was 10
years Of age her father died. leaving
the care OF Emma and little brother
to the mother. who followed him two
years later. After the death Of the
mother the little Miss Lister and her
mother were sent TO this city 10 live
With an aunt
In early life Miss Lister showed
great talent as painter. but poverty
was bad school Of art, and up 10 her
sixteenth year the little girl had no
opportunity TO give any of Their time TO
study.
with her coming to Kenosha Miss
Lister found work IN one Of the fac
tories of the city and earned pittance
with which she clothed and fed herself
aud her little brother. She remained
in Kenosha for three years and during
this time she opened her first studio
IN the home OF her aunt on the out
skirts of the city Her first model
was the little brother. and many Of
her pictures were painted after she
had worked all day in the factory
In 1897 the little brother died. and
a short time later Miss Lister went
to Chicago and started TO work in a
factory in that CITY. Her work kept
her engaged throughout the week. with
the exception of Saturday afternoon,
and at this time she attended the Art
Institute and made rapid progress.
Her pictures at once attracted the at
tention of art critics. and some of them
found purchasers. But the prices paid
were very small, and most OF the pic
lures were disposed of to a limited
circle of friends. and the young lady
was forced to continue her work as a
factory girl.
In 1899 Miss Lister left Chicago, and
breaking out into the world, away
from all her friends, she went to New
York and for short time earned a
livelihood by drawing sketches for sew
eral Of the New York papers. In the
fall Of the same year she sailed for
Vienna. having scarcely enough money
TO paw her way across the ocean But
fortune seems TO have smiled upon her
shortly after she reached Vienna, and
the first picture she completed in Eu-
rome brought a good price and made it
possible for her to continue her work
for two years more Now she has sold
one of her canvases for 1000.
Miss Lister has never returned to
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Keansha. ana her frienzs here scarce
y eFer haar from her except tlseaEh
the pspers. which seIE Of her growing
fzEs as Al artist 4 Se1r azo she sent
. friend % Kenosha, wh0 vent 70 tha
little cemetery n TIE coznEry scuth q
this Gig and hAd the remains Ct her
brother dEzEnzerred and sent - C1E-
ada for burial
Personally the little Ee11shs artist
Is Of qaset disposition She Is less than
Eve feet IN height. and very exclusive
During her early life she vas wel edz-
Gated. and during Ter life IN Kenczha
she spent much Of TIE tine which was
not given 70 her art Il reading and
teaching her brother.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-06

iowanee f0r SEGA parvose. eTen whsn
one Of car shIps = II 3 foreign port
ard the expenze q entertaining for
eiEa naval officers. al % whom hare
= large allowances f1F sEeh purposes
falls upon The oEcers Ct the American
ships personally Il Is divided Up
among the officers. and Il makes seri-
ous fnrcads upon sAelr ~ ID means
large paT.
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Evening star., 1901-09-23
II & WILCOX,

II & WILCOX.
ma. ave.
FURNISHED.
1915 10th, lar. 2b $3.50. 90
FLATS.
1871 Goth, Sd q. Or. b$55. 90
1871 Goth. Or. b. mi. 40. 90
2422 Pa av, 4r, b. .25. 90
$50 10th, Ar. b, MI. 1850
1915 7, 3&4 rs, b. fur &
unfur, $50, SIS, $50,
S5, $40.
OFFICE ROOMS.
iS6 La av, heated. .$15. 90
49, La av, heated. .1O.O 90
1871 Goth, office heat.15.0o
STORES.
1900 Pa av,2r, eel, miS65. 90
1902 Pa av, stO, 4r.5.50
5759 32d, lge rm. 35. 90
1917 Pa av,1r.cel, W 80. 43
Blacksmith shop, bet
1920, LAM. -. 80. 90
2210 14th. 1r, sta ,w,g.S. 90
s36 Gath, 2r&sto, w,g. 20.J0
.2909 NJ, sto&2r- 20. 90
il73 l., sto, eel. is. 80
1918 NJ, 1r, eel, w. .15.0 90
1906 17th. shop. 1000
STABLES.
1912 CPS, ch.l.w,g.S15.O 90
18th. 10th, L, N, los
and side lot. ......15.0 90
-122J 25th. r'r, A.,
W.T.. l. W. w. .15.0 90
II6 10th trr), IS, VIZ,
], W. 1000
iS29-31 L, 6r, w.....7-00
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FOR RENT-BY wESCO1
1907 Pei

FOR RENT-BY WESCO1
1907 Pei
9O7 18th. Tor. 2b, mi. $50. 20
Oil 18th. .10r, ID. MI $J5 80
1912 18th, 12r, 2b. mi 30. IS
31OO Newark. Cleve
Pk, Tor. b.cel. mi. 40. 81
174S Oregon av, llr. H. 90
500 21st. I2r, b, mi. 40. 80
1898 18th, Or. b, mi. 40. 80
1892 T, 11r, b, Gel, mi. 10. 50
ia 18th. 12r, b. eel. miss. 81
1912 Dumb av, Sr,
b, eel. mi. .5. 20
l1l4 1lth. Tor, b, mi. 35. 80
OH 23d, Sr, b. eel, mi 10. 30
l107NH av.1r.b,c C, mi. 80 so
1918 VI, Or. b, eel. .25. 80
112S 10th. Or. b, mi. 70. so
1906 k'gman, Or, b. mi22.J 30
242S Il, ST, b. W, g.9.59
622 23d. 6r. b. mi. 1850
AS 18th. Ir.b.ni. 1880
e22 22d, 6r, W, g. :. 16. 5D
70 Defrcrs, Gr, b. mi. h. 30
.6O6 Ia dy, or, w--.15.50
1000 4th So. Or, b, mi. Il. .36
2GOSi7 l.. ir. sta, W. 15. 30
1910 Erie. fr. w...15. 80
1l54 18th. or. w....15.30
SIS 24th, 5r, w..-..14.30
500 2oth. Or, w.....l3. 80
2l4l ID, Or, w. 10. 80
S34 Oath, 5r. w.--..12-5U
1881 18th, rr. Ar. W II 90
2223 St Paul's ct, ,5r. IL 80
iO62-64 Seth, 5r, eel, w10. so
ll3 FBssels t,Gr.wl0. 40
sp21-tf
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FOR SAI4E-CHEAP AND ON EASY TERMS
Suburban and farm property, convenient to Wash
fntOn city and on Potomac river; fine new eight
room house. barn, stables, carriage house: 3l6
acres orchard; price, $5,6O0. Terms, $500 down.
balance $25 per month; on electric car line Also
acres, 9-room house; $200 down, BALANCE ~
per month Seven-r0om house and acres
81 600. 1Sh acres fosr miles from city, $3.50 Der
acre. 112 acres SIX miles from city. SEQ per
and two lots. S6OO: terms. $40 down and $40 ner
month. Building lots on electric road, fare to
city &C.: prices. 500 to $l10; terms, IS down.
balance 81 per week. A farm OF I06 acres for
$l.5O0. Farm on river OF SIS acres for 81 par
acre. Gall or send for lIst JAMES Il c,E5N-
ENTS, l3al 81. NV .eef -Sts
Evening star., 1901-09-23
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-DUCKING SHORE AND LARGE OLD
brick mansion, water front, ut Susauehauna
fats; house within half mile OF Perryville sta
tion. on 7. w. and B. r.; two miles Of shore
front on Susquehanna river, chesapeake bav and
Min creek. Exclusive game privileges on $50
acres. At mouth of Susquehanna river, opposite
Havre-deGrace, and extending froM Stump's
Point to Perryyille, Md
FL. ARTHUR STUMP
224 st. Paul st.
se23-3tH-12 Baltfmore Nd
Evening star., 1901-09-23

FOR SALE-FfNEST FARM IN MARYLAND: 40
acres; on railroad; desirable location; no grass
15o timber: rich seil; snbdiyided fenced, water
proremehts. cost ss.o00: magniacent shade:
large barns; many other buildings. mostly new:
every Kind fruit. Place cost OVER $eU OO0: flo :
600 will buy. including personal property that
cost $4,000. 30 such bargain eyer before offered
Room Z. Bank Washington hadx- se2l-4ts
FOR SAI.E- NEAR WIiARF. s4ir WATER. i0ia
house, choice fruit: oysters. crabs Ash. game:
desirable home. dne for aumer boariers a
cunning club. Oyster and a&f1ing pzfvilsye worth
5000 yearly. Sacrificed Tor $50: part cash I'M
inense bargain. Room Z. Bank Washtnsfan bsds.
se20-3ts
FOR SALE-S15o-SRDON HOtSE ONE-ifAIF
Vienna, Va. sell-zoes
Evening star., 1901-09-23

aRkER, 435 AZ ST. S.W.
1880 IA st sw. Or, im16.5O
1904 9th st sw ,3r. im10.0O
221 Va av sw. Or,
st0, dwell & sta. rs so
1920 AZ sw, sto&2r. 1880
13 y st sc, 4r&w. $50
12S1 n ] av Sc, 4r&w6. 90
1919 Del av sw. 6r&w9.50
333 NJ st sw, 5r&w 1890
.l22 Ind ay sw, r,im22. so
233 18th sw. 1Or&im2S. 40
HS l. sw, 4r&w. $3.50
$40 X sw. 4r&w.....9.W
LBS Ith sw, & bar
Der st. IL. 80
1876 q st sw, Draw. .l3. 80
sp2l-3t
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ACCOUNTANTS.

]. r BATEA
4uhec Aeceuntapt and Audfeoe.
Reom 11o. Washf14toA Lean and Trust baitdine
Ae1-tf o4h nd y sta ~. Te1ecAoae Ne G7a
Evening star., 1901-09-23
PROFESSIONAL.

SCALP TREA1aaENrS - sHAAslsoo1y0. HAIR
drsssing givsa ss private homes: reduced prices
for sehcels. AAdrsp Boa 81. Station n. Mn
Evening star., 1901-09-23

FOR RENT-RY C. H. Z
473 + st sw. Tor. .imS35. 6
9O9 Sd st sw, Or, ,im.16.:3
100 II sw, sto&dwg. 15-5t
344a r st sw. .6r&w. Is. On
20 Z st sv. Or & w.12.Ot
703 7th sw, sto&2r. 10. 80
zoos y ] av se6r&w- -15.5
121 + st sw, 5r&w. .12-3f
1875 y ] av Sc, 6r&wS. y
479 ii st sw, 8r&w .15.3
326 F st sw, 5r&w .9.W
SIS I'd sw. 6r&w- .12.W
Alt I'd sw. 6r&w. ..12-3f
403 Sd sw, 6r&w .t2.3(
135 NJ av Sc, Or. w&gS.5t
CIT Az st sw, sto,
dwell & sta. .30.N
Evening star., 1901-09-23

FOR SALE-TwO-STORY BRNK. IN FIRST.
efnss conditions 8 roains. with hath; On easy
terms. Amply to OWNER. les 3 r. ne.
Evening star., 1901-09-23
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
LaSGE arc DO, DOUBLE BRICK Houss. REAEII-
fruit, delicious spring water; near electric cars:
iasa hyatss.iiie; ss. rent elaap ROGERS FARpEN.
yefandas; deep-bersd weil: corner lot: shade and
nne lawn VIII sell very cheap and % ON easy terms
se2I-6t With b, H. Warner Co.
FOR SALE-OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
st. NV. near American University; modern 4
room Dwelling. good lot: large stable; price.
$50. WIN trade fog small house in city or
to offer. Send US full description Of your prop
sds REa. sss.nf fEATk cd
14I2 st. NV. se2i-at
FOR sALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
DEScE AT NORTH CHEVY HSIEf CHASE; built hsSh, In
colonial Style rooms and bath; attic and Gel
Sesntifui view; within one Square square Of T electric t
ssss An r. dss " esRf %asEa ssses son ;
FOR @ sAIE,sEn 81 THIS BARGAIN-FoUR LOTS.
within District. all for $500; worth $1,000 wni
go TINS week. sfs r. 'hsI RASnofPs g IPfs' TURNER
se21-3t us 14th st. NV.
DROP PosTAL FOR PICTURE OF The - ooo. 900
memorial l., bridge tofacial design; also ls page
to be your own landlord on SO q month. Car
.esss tree x e r. 10. 18th
FOR SALES FINE LARGE HOUSES, NEW;
Also lots Of an sizes; cheap; high, dry and beau.
tifuliy located; the best Of water; right on cleo
Sth st. NV i seii2st.-s st 50
FOR RENr-LARGE HOUSE AND GROUNDS AT
Cleveland Park: delightful home. CLEvE-
LAND PARK OFFICE. 61O 14th st. se12-u
FOR sALE-VERY EASY TERMs-LARGE DOII
room; fine view Of city and Potomac; stable, et...
etc: PRICE: $4.100. AND YOU CAN MAKE
YOUR own TERMS. Also at TAKOMA, similar
ETC. S'sss $50 sa.s ssf water gas bath
ae11-tf W. 5. MINNIX. 1927 nw
FOR SAILOR TRADE
Beautiful Suburban Homes
KENSINGTON
We are the exclusive agents for new houses;
KENSINGTON-
Buy home oa the monthly payment plan.
se11-26t MARTIN BROS. 1925 Pa ave-
FOR SALE - LOTS 4O11lO FEET. BETWEEN
Holy Cross College and Catholic University at
tlNGS. l50h Pa ave-, or Owner, KATE JUDGE
Box III, Phoebus, Va se5-26t
KENsINGToN = NEW HOUSE: CHOICE LOCA-
ton; large lot; mod. con-; near steam and elec
cars; easy terms; must sell. Apply GEORGE
PEER owner. b. and o. Station. kensington.
LARGE LOT ON GRAvELED AVENUE, 1OOxlsO
to an alley; SO cash. S monthly; one hiocE
from station on trolley; will loan 5O9s Of cost
to help you build. Cottage nearing completion for
sale sale ample ground. price, $2,so6 GEORGE Il.
Hill 6lo 18th st. NV. au20-6
good dairy tarm; 80 acres; plenty Of water;
new dwelling and barn and other outbuldngs
windmill: accommodations for 40 head Of stock
1e1b-tf B. p. SAUL. 7th and L SITS. NV
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u. S.E. CoR.TTHSL NV.

Il, e. COR. .1TH&L wv.
Brightwood av, op-
posite Petworth. Or
house and shed,
pump, stable and
large yard. .......1S.00
10l5 l1th NV ,st&cl. 1850
1S1it5 Ith, sto&lr- 1850
Rear 9e7 II / av,
lge 2-story stable rs. 90
1T01 n ] av. sto. =. 1900
i16 Pierce NV, 6r&wl4.O0
43I K NV, sto. .12-50
1904 Sd Sc, Sr&w. 1900
I15J Sth NV, store. 12.UO
.12S 7th NV, sto. 10. so
Stab n. 12th&F NV 10. 10
i56 Franklin. store IN. 90
AT N Y av, store. 1000
Iu35 7th NV, basmI. $40
235 Pomeroy, store 500
552 ID NV, off rs, 81 K s.
216 11th NV .shop.2d f.S 90
lS21A WiltbergerfcJDI 80
r., steam beat. se21-tf
Evening star., 1901-09-23

FOR RENT-BY B. r. Sal
621 7th NV. .st&l4r l40. 90
1917 KaI'r'a av.I2r2bD. SO
6th&P nv. sto&dw .3S. &C
6l9 NJ NV, 9r&b. :. -35.J
13 acres, lge ,Iouse
& outbuildings, mr.
18th & III ne .35 90
1908 1th NV. .sto. eel. Is. "
1917 S NV, 10r&b. .35- 90
1908 Riggs NV ..,r&b-32.5 80
AS X NV, 9r&b. .sto.2 20
1888 18th NV 10r&b. 80. 90
20OI III NV. 9r&b. -3D.nD
1907 7th NV 4r&b f.T.5G
1877 1tk NV. w.st&eel. =. ~
437 q NV. 7rGb. ..S.J .Jt
ge6 3d NV, Sr&b. .25 80
Ills Ttb nur .st&tiw 81 81
go l2th Ne, er&b. .21. 81
1893 9Th NV. 6r&b. %. 40
436 n NV, 6r&sta. .3.OC
ISL 9th NV. Grab. .IS.0t
Office rms AZ l1D l. 81 n
Evening star., 1901-09-23
COUNTRY BOARD.

LINGANORE HILLS INN NEAR FREDERICK
open throughout the fall: steam heat aud modern
improvements; refs. sxch. For booklet address
Miss Z. II. BROWN. Frederick. Nd. scla-fet-
Evening star., 1901-09-23

FOR SALE-N ST. NV NTsAH DUPONT CIR
By hot water; AMI; lot 1sxioo to alley: price.
Brick and stone dwelling on Q ct. NV. near
18th ST.; lot 201i00 to alley; stories 10 rooms,
bath; AMI. price, So, COZ.
Chcap house on st. NV. near 11th: 3-st0ry
IL room bath brick; hot water heat: electric
lights: lot 20 feet front; stable; bargain at
$11 600.
Two houses st. D.w. between 18th and
18th: 1SxlO0 each; stories and cellar, % ;roOnis
beth, amL: price, $7,000 EACH = 'SEf5
$90,O00 VIII purchase magnificent home on
Vermont ave-; brick and brown stoue: stories.
ID rooms. baths. AMI: lot 2azaxl0 to alley:
needs to BIO seen to be apbrecia ted.
We have lots and bsuses for asle In all see
tiOns of the District Of EAlnnabta. Also 10 all
the subhrls asoonds Waahinxt0n at reasonable
prices. LOUIS d. VINE GU,
se21-2t 1901 F. st. NV.
Evening star., 1901-09-23
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE
10th near r, 45x1oe-per foot. so
G near 18th n.w.-pcr foot. ..........-..... 1.00
ssast l4'h % saAn1M si7 i4th st.
Sc cor 10th and ..U'' sts. NV
soxse It.; splendid location for small apart
se21-6t GAsCH BROS. 1907 + st. NV.
FOR ALE-ATTENTIoN. BUILDERS AND
SPECTATORS and honeseekers!
The cheapest. choicest and best located lots
We offer the following desirable lots at e..
tremely low prices; fully u less than any ground
has been offered In this section.
"BEAUTIFUL ECKINGTON."
parking; gas, electric lights; elegant improve.
81 lots on 'R" st. bet North Capitol and I'd;
80 lots Quincy St. near car lines. The
BY Buy = LOT. BUILD 4 HOME: LOANS FUR
The owner has placed these lots exclusively
Wit with US at prices so low that they will surely
4 CHANCE FOR 4 SPECULATION
se21-st STONE & FAIRFAX. so6 & sos NV.
FOR sALE-ok ExCHANGE-ss LOTS ON Q ST.
nv. 2ox9O each. TO 2o-foot alley. UNINCUM-
sEREP for sro ant Or business PROPERTY Apply
northwest. on corner; most desirable for fat dat
building iaIo Price very low Apply EARLY &
LAMH1ON, 0lo l3th st. ". Se20-14t
For SALE-OR EXCHANGED VALUABLE
corner in the northwest, 85x97; unineumbered:
want apartment house or business property APP
ply EARLY & HAMPTON, 615 14th st. NV.
se20-14t
FOR sALE-oR ExcHANGE-THK HANDsoM-
est corner In the northwest; within n block Du-
pont Circle: just place for grand apartment
house. Apply EARLY 6 LAMPTON. 615 14th
ST. NV.
FOR sALE-DRop POSTAL FOR PICTURE OF
the $o,OOO,O coo memorial bridge Official designl,
also i6page booklet illustrating Fort MYer
Heights and How to be your landlord on
$40 month? Carriage free to see the property.
se2O-3t FULTON r. GORDON, 7O4 14th NV.
FOR SALE-COLUMBA HEGHTS-1sTH NEAR
kENXON-6eA feet front; fine lots unincum-
bered; price reasonable, might exchange: also
80 feet front on Dartmouth near 18TH cheap
se1O-tf II. L. RUST 6O6 14th at
FOR SALR-SACRIFICE-NOR CoRNER
18th and n s1.: size tox69.2. Bargain for some
one. 0ASCH BROS
ep36H 1907 b Ut. NV
Evening star., 1901-09-23

FOR sALE-N.w..Iia
III st bet 10th and 2fst sta; lot lSxTf 6: B.
story bay-windowi bricka rooms and bath; in
frst-class order. !. sut
Evening star., 1901-09-23

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS WASH.
irgton ID. C.-Sealed proposals will he received at
this Office until TWELVE NJ. ON SEPTEMBER
TWENTY EIGHTH. 1904, for laying concrete floors
in Manual Training School No. 1. 9TH street and
Rhode Island avenue northwest. Blank forms Of
proposals and information may be obtained at tho
office Of the Inspector Of Buildings. The right is
reserved to reject any all bids. Proposals must
be inclosed in envelope marked to indicate the
inclosure, Proposals for laying Concrete Floors
in Manual Training School No. l." Ii. B. F. Mac
FARLAND, JOHN W. ROSS, LANSING H.
BEACH, Commissioners. d. @. se20-6t
Evening star., 1901-09-23

IS 5OO-Pays $50 per iaRnum: 81 500 cash. hal
aace on long tn,1p ats 5sss four apartment aat;
5 rooms and bath each; private halls; lockers TO
each fat; large yard and side light to each room;
fine chance for r quick purchaser.
: se21-2t F,W. GRAHAM GIT f4th It
Evening star., 1901-09-23

FOR RENT-BY d. D.iTHi
1887 II ne. 81. stab. $50. co. u
1928 II ne. .5r&store. q. 50 Is
1910 q NV. f0r&b. 80. 06 Ia
2%l1 Pa nv. 7r&b. -. 90 "a
1903 u ne hal. 20x50. 20, II
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Evening star., 1901-09-23
LADIES' GOODS.

FURsEcOApLErE STOCK TO, SELECT FROM
All kinds OF fur garments remode!ed In latesf
style. A,so ladies. tailor made suits to order.
Special prices. HoRGAN. Ladies' Tailor and
Furrier. I33 18th Ut. p.w.. south Of n. Z. ave.
Evening star., 1901-09-23

FOR SALE
10th r, 45x1O9-per foot. 81. so
G 18th nw.-pcr foot. ................1 90
near 14th nw.-per foot. ................ LOO
se2I-2t +. w. GRAHAM, 617 14th st.
Evening star., 1901-09-23

Sewing Machines Rep Isl.
attended to- At oPPENHEiMKfsS. 6i4 eth st.
aW ja23.5tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-28
Young HerreShOff Went to Glasgow
to Study, and Now Has Become
Partner of Prof. BileS.'

ing his matriculation Mr.. Herreshoff made
such advances i'm his studies that Profess
sor Biles decided 10 associate him with
himself i'm his large business of design
ing war vessels and passenger and cargo
steamers. which the professor. besides
his duties at the university. carries on.
and i'm which he is prominent
lt has been decided by Professor Biles
that yacht designing and yacht building
shall be introduced In the business, and
Mr.. Herreshoff is 10 design the yachts
and superntend their construction.
For this purpose it is probable that
construction yard fitted with the best
appliances that can be found will soon
be started on the Clyde, under the aus
pices of this newly made partnership, so
instead Of a temporary residence In Glas-
gov Mr.. Herreshon will remain there i'm
definitely and his outlook for the future
Is of the most satisfactory nature.
In addition to his bright business pros
poets Mr.. Herreshoff has met many OF
the leading citizens of Glasgow socially,
>and ii seems. therefore, that his visit
and residence in that city need no ex-
PLANTATION.