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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING AN EQUITY
TERN. KATIE E COLLINS ct al rs. THE
TRUSTEES OF THE PRESBYTERIAN TDN-
CREGATION N GEORGETOWN ct al No
22,6SS- Equity Doc No .
On motion Of the c9mpiaiuazts. BY D. v,
O DonOgLae. their solicitor. Il Is by The court,
this 9Th day Of November A d. 1901 ordered that
the defendants, Michael N0uTsE. TIA unknown
hciEs, devisees, and aIislees Of Michael Nourse.
Bernard GIlp.u. the unknown heirs, deTISees, and
alIenees OF Bernard CTIipIn. Daniel BSsaTd Other
inc BUIssard William BUSsaTd Lewis A Bussard
Julia AM BusssTd. the Unknown heirs deyiseeS
and aiienees OF Daniel BUSsa7d. Catherine B.ssard
William BJssard Lewis A. BJssaEd and Julia Am
BUSSard. Benjamin 5 Bollrer, Maria B0hrer. Nara
r BsIreT- Mary (Iltz, Alexander l. BOhTeT. and
the unkrowH heirs. deVisees and alieuees Of Ben
IsEEIa :, Boh-eT, Maria Bohrs-, Maria E BotTeE,
Mary CliJz. and Alexander L BOhTer, cause their
appearance TO be entered herein on OF before tle
first rgIe day occurring forty days after this day;
otherwise the cause VIII be proceeded with as IN
case OF default Provided E copy Of this order be
published oucs q week for three weeks before said
return dav n the Washington Law Reporter and
u Washington Times The object Of this suit IS
To establish a complete and perfect title IN fee
simple in the coEpl2iHants to parts Of lots nun
beTed one hundred and nEnety-eisht (lSs} a5>i
hundred and nlnety-nIHe (I99) in Beatty and
Hawkins Addition 70 Georgetown, N the District
Of Columbia being IN square numbered twelve
hundred and SeTenty-thTee tlz75l formerly known
Is square hundred and three (I03j % George
town. beginning fos the same at the intersection
OF the south line OF r tfoTUerly Fifth Street
and the west line Of ItrtT-thIFd formerly Mar
ket) Street northwest. and running thence south
ward with the west line OF ThiEtythird Street the
distance Of twenty-five and tzelve-ElzTICTedJilS
(Z2I2} feet. thence westward and parallel with
the south line OF RI Street the distance Of
ffty-three ard eighty-sevea EURdreCiJts (53.S5)
feet thence southwark and parallel with the vest
line Of ThiTty-thiFd Street the distance OF one
and Observation-Disclosures Q-5gl feet thence
westward and PARALLEL with the south line OF r.
Street the distance Of twenty-five and Sixty-ive
hundTedths (25.65) feet. thence noTthwsr and par
aNel with the west line OF Thirty-thIrd Street
the distance Of twsnty-three and Seventy-one
hundredthS can feet 10 the south line OF r.
Street and thence eastward with said south line
OF r. Street the distance OF ssyeHty-nine and
ifty-two hundTedths 1882 feet to the place Of
beginning; and to declare the same % record,
and 10 perpefU2lly enjoin me Defendants and
each Of them from asserting any right, claim,
or title thereto OF any part thereof Is against
cCTnpainants. their heirs OF assigns
By the Court
A B. HSGNEH Jratfrr
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APPOINTMENTS IN THE NAVY.
4 Number of Officers Advanced by
the President

The President today announced the fol-
lowing appointments in the navy:
Remus c. Persons, TO be medical di-
rector in the navy, with rank of captain.
Edward H. Green. to be medical in
spector in the navy, with rank of com
mander.a
Charles A. Crawford. to be passed as
sistant surgeon in the navy, with rank of
lieutenant, junior grade.
Dominiek GIynn, to be a chief boatswain
in the navy, to rank with, but after, en-
sign.
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BLIND ALLEYS NO USE.

Owners object to the Way BLOCK 7
Is Layed Out.
The residents Of block : lie Droit Park.
have been subjected TO considerable in
convenience on account of the peculiar
form Of the alleys IN the square Is the
square is now laid out. there are two
blind alleys one ten feet wide. and one
fifteen feet wide. II is proposed by the
property holders interested to change
matters by closing the blind alleys, and
by opening others which viii conform
with the usual plan of streets
The preIiminaTies for this change are
now being made.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SLIGHTLY DAMAGED roofing paper. Zoe a piece
best quality 2-pIy. G5e7 SPY roofing paper, Sc
new Government shirts. grey. SOC. , for 81;
navy blue navy shirts and drawers 81 d suits
hose blankets zoe direct from factory: collar
PADS. best quality, yelIoer- Soc; car. pads best
quality, brown and white, zoe : ELSSINGER
& Co. llth and sts- NV m2I-3
PAINTERS Of Mount Vernon Assembly, 1875, X.
Of l., VII take notice Of special meeting Friday.
November D. O'Clock p n sharp. GEo.
SIEBEN. n W n2I-2
Mr.. AND MRS STEINER announce the bar
TaIzroch Of their son. Louis. Saturday, November
Der ., at the Synagogue corner 9th and G sts.
VIII receive from : 70 10, sunday November D.
Residence, 100 ]. St NV nj
THE ChildreH's Hospital has 4 deed Of trust on
II for twenty thousand dollars, on which II 10
paying interest Help to pay Il
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started in Bunk House.

The FIRE started in the tramway bunk
house of the Bullion Tunnel. the principal
opening of the mine. at 100 O'Clock yes
terday m-rnIHg. Flames quickly tapped
up the boiler and engine house, Gre bins,
and other frame structures above ground
strong drauEht blew the smoke from
the burning buildings directly into the
tunnel, and the miles OF drifts, upraiseT,
and steps connecting with II began rap
idly 10 Ill with binding fumes.
In the excitement Of trying to control
the fire IN the outbuiIdings, the mine was
forgotten for q few minutes. and before
the situation vas realized the workings
were fast filing with dense smoke. BY
this time the buildings about the mouth Of
the tunnel were all ablaze, and nothing
could be done TO stop the smoke from go
ing in
As soon as II was possible great bodies
OF rock were blown down into the tunnel
mouth, and the opening stopped. but not
until the workings were filed by the
smoke working its way through the
shafts.
Uen Caught in Z Trap.
The day shit, some 200 men. had gone
into the mine and reached their stations
before the fire started, and it was reali-
zed that many must be suffocated before
it was possible to rescue them. As soon
as the men became aware Of their dan
ger. efforts were made to reach the sur
face through the various exits and about
half Of these in the mine escaped
The SmuggIeF Union is one of the oldest
mines n the district, and has several
abandoned openings. some of which were
available. Most Of those who escaped did
so through the old Unjon workings sad
the old Sheridan tunnel One of the
mine captains led d party of thirteen in
safety through an old Union entrance.
Taken Out by Rescuers.
4 rescuing party cut a connection
through from the Commission workings.
adjoining, and took out another large
party Of men II was not until o'clock
that 1t occurred to the management to
shut CT the draft by blasting the rock
into the tunnel. II is beIIved by mining
men that had this been done as soon as
the fire started the loss Of life might have
been avoided
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apprentice allowance
AN ON account OF a Match.

a lighted match. lace curtain. ton
que of fame. blazing sofa. an alarm. the
engine, and $40 damage is the story OF a
fire at an early hour this morning at the
residence of Nathan Burnstein, 924 Fourth
Street northwest The property is owned
by Nary Heine, and Il not insured
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MRS. BONNIE IN TEARS,
lcontinaed from arst page.

This was a cold-bIooded deliberate
killing declared Mr.. Taggart in conclu-
sion shaking his finger at the jury. and
we shall prove il TO have been such
"The defence viii reserve its state
ment." announced Attorney Douglass.
Very we'll answered Justice Ander-
son.
The First Witness Called,
The first witness called was Thomas
Francis, who drew the large plat Of the
Kenmore Hotel which faced the Jury. He
is Assistant Inspector of Buildings for
the District Of Columbia He testified
thar The plat represented truthfuJlv the
fourth floor of the hotel as prepared by
scale. He said that Ayres' rooz. was
IS feet inches in length. and feet II
inches wide. He gave the detailed
measurements of the floor and ceiling
and was excused at 1925, when a recess
was taken until 1.15 o'clock
Photographs ct Ayres' Room.
When the court reconvened Henry 4.
Wise, photographer. was called and took
the witness stand. He identified several
photographs of the interior Of the room
occupied by young Ayres as those taken
by himself on the day following the tTag-
cdy He pointed out the blood stains on
the carpet, which appeared as bIurs in the
pictures.
Il otter these photographs as evil
dence. said District Attorney Gould.
I object, on The ground that the con
dition OF the room may have been chang
ed between the time OF the finding OF the
body and the time of taking the photo
graDhss'k. tnterposed Attorney Douglass
Afterscme argument Justice Anderson
overrHIed the objection and the photo
graphs became Government exhibits.
julius Hack, another photographer, a
German. who speaks little English. WAS
next called and identified q photograph Of
the exterior of the Kenmore Hotel This
photograph was also admitted as an ex-
hibit
Found Ayres' Dead Hody-
Daniel WoGdhou5e. middle-aged col
ored MAE, was next called He IS a waiter
employed at 15IS Street northwest. He
was the man who discovered the dead
body Of Ayres on the morning of May Is.
Al IkSo--2S " d AlAELg " ~ nat CeLLSEti
him to 20 to Ayrcs' room on the morning
of May 10. he sad:
Wen. Til tell you Miss Minas told ne
to go UP and wake up Mr. Ayres. She
said she had heard noise in the room.
7 went up and raped Then I looked
through the keyhoIe. There 1 saw the
body lying en- the foor. I went down
stairs and told Mr.. WarfeId. He came
up with me and We got q step Iaddey-
Position of the Corpse
Z climbed up 10 the transom and then
I saw the body again I went away and
did not go near that body I recognized
the body It was lying on the floor,
its hands up, its feet drawed up. and the
body doubled I'D The head was in
pool of blood near the rocking chair
Court adjourned al 2:I5 o'clock as
mark OF respect TO Justice Barnard whose
brother. Milton c. Barnard, died this
morning,
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DIED.

REILLY-On Wednesday November 90 1911,
JOHN P. son Of John 2 and Mary L Reilly
Funeral private from the residence on MarI-
boTO Road. thursday. November y, > 2. Ii. nj
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75c C0rsefs. Csc.

Lot Of aCorsets which have become
soiled from window dispIay-shOrt
and medium lengths-aI sizes-25e
instead Of Soc and 15c
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39c Table Linen, DC.

Lot of Linen Damask- - inches
wide: in red and unhIeached; instead
Of SgC. for &c.
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FOOD STOPPED TT.

Good Food Worth More Than a tiOItI
Mine.
To find a food that viii put an absolute
stop to running down is better than
finding q gold mine. Many people when
they begin to run down go from one food
to another and End it impossible to find a
food tl-at VIII stop the progress Of dis
ease. GTape-Nuts Food is the most nour-
ishinG known, and viii set one right if
that is possible.
The experience of Louisiana lady viii
be interesting Mrs J. H Graham. Wal
lace La, writes: 7 received a severe
nervous shock some years ago, ana from
overWOTk gradually broke down Ny food
did not agree with me. and I lost
He@E, mildly eE7anrad from, ono IT, +
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BleaCied Muslin, 3zC.

Lot OF 56-inch wide Bleachsd Mus
lin; the regular &c and &c guilty to
90 for 375c yard.
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SIC Waists, 49C.

Lot Of Navy and Black Nohair
Waists-with hack and fronts tucked
made with bishop sIeeveS-Iined-
4Sc. instead of SIC.
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lec and 25c Dress Goods. o. o.

Short lengths Of Plaid and Geek
doubIe-width Dress Goods, which To-
merIy sold for ice and Pc yard. for
Sc yard.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21
iz1C FIanneIette, 41C.

Short lengths Of CoIored Flannel
cite. cut from the piece 41zc yard in
stead of I2Izc-
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TO Cf-RE A coin IN ONE nav

Take Laxative Brom0 Quinine Tablets All drug
rists refund the money If II fails 10 cure. E "
Groves signature is on each box CSC
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left Estate. 10 Her HusI,ana.

Kate Hunter, by her will dated May 6,
1876 fled today. leaves her entire estate
to her husband, Henry ;. Hunter.
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Sheefing and Muslin. Sc.

Lot OF Short Lengths and 4-qUarter
Sheeting5 also remnants Of 36-inch
Muslin; lot Of odds and ends collected
from weeks selling Iz1zc 10 l5c -
ues7 to 20 fer Sc yard,
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EDUCATIONAL,

UNN3C BUSINESS COLLEGE
EIFiNiS y EIGHTH AND SITS.
Established 1916 Day OF Night
Session s25 year Business, Shorthand, Type
writing
SAINT CECILIAs ACADEMY. COZ East Capitol
St; boarding and day school for girls AMI y0uIsZ
ladies; primary, commercial, and college pre-
pSrstoTy courses; music and art cIsSses resumed
Monday, September Is 1851: for further partiCu-
lars. address SISTER n AUGUSTA, superior
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FlanneIette Gowns, f. IL.

Lot Of Women-g CoI0red Flannel
cite Gowns in variety Of light col
CTS, full length and width. made
with bishop sleeves; f4c instead OF
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Table OiICIoth, lie.
Window Shades. Sc.

Short lengths Of Table OTICloth- The
regular 1sc sort to 50 for lie yard.
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A-y,oIent AttncE az Croun Cnrea-

MALARIA MAKES xou WEAK.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic rsakes you strong
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4 3. HACNER, Justice.

JOHN r. YOUNG. Clerk
By n 4 CLANCY, Asst Clerk
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IN Equity. No. 22ef5.
On motion Of the petitioner. By G. E TTaiIe5.
her solicitor, Il Is this 18Th day q November A
D. 1861, Ordered. That the respondent, William
c Talley, il, cause his appearance TO be en-
tered herein before the first rule day &C
curing forty days after this date, otherwise the
cause uiH be proceeded with as N case q de-
fault, provided however. that this order shall
be published in the Washington Law Reporter
and The Washington Tines once week for three
consecutive weeks before said return day. The
object OF this suit to obtain absolute divorce
on the ground Of dESSTtiJ1-
BY the Court:
(seaD A-B. H4CNER, Justice.
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After Theatre Supper Specially

From 10 to Z in ladies' restaurant The shorehana
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SI.25 Waists, 79C.

. dozen Women,s Wooden Waists,
IN plain cOIOTs, with brass buttons
down front. trimmed with fne tEctz
front and back; made with bis;iar
sleeves and new pointed cuff, In tx,
green, brown, and blue; all Sizes in
stead of $I.25 for 7gc
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Hc for 25c Underwear.

Women's Ribbed Vests and Pants
-feece-Iined. splendid weight: finish
ed with pearl butons-17c instead of
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21

8 Patent Leather Laced-sizes
) to IL, and 10-Button a
and B width-sizes to 10.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N The SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT
OF COLJMBIA--ALICE n TALLEY, Petition
er. rs WILLIAM c. TALLEY- JR-, Respondent
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N THE SUPREME. COURT OF. THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING An EQUITY
TERN. KATIE E COLLINS ct al IS. THE
TRUSTEES OF THE PRESBY TERIaN TON-
CREGATION n GEORGETOWN ct al No
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21

$3.50 Enamel Box Calf Laced
Shoes-sfzes 8 to s, 8 to 11-ali
widths.
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$500 heavy double-sole broad
tread, calf-lined, pIain-toe Laced
and Gaiters-sizes to IL, II and
Il
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21

20 pairs S350 double-soIe globe
tipped Cordovan Laced-sizes s,
s 1-2. and 1855.
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LOUIS 4. DENT, Register Of Wills.
IRVING WILLIAMSON. Attorney.
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of alI-wOol Melton cloth-grey and OK
ford; half tignt-fittlng with yoke; half
tight-htflng without yoke; and loose
fitting with yoke.
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y inches long, in tan, black and cas-
tor; half tight-atting backs; velvet
and storm collars.
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SeaboaId Air Line RAILWAY,

FLORIDA AND WEST INDIA SHORT LINE"
LEAVE WASHINGTON. PENSA. r. X. STATION.
5:35 A. NJ. daily Florida and Atlantis Fast Mail
for Petersburg. Raleigh. Southern Pines. Pine
hurst. Camden. Columbia Savannah, Jackson
Vile. Tallahassee, and Tampa. Charlotte.
Athens Atlanta, New Orleans, and points
West. Through sleeping cars TO Jacksonville
and Hamlet to Atlanta.
6:55 =. VI. daily. Florida and Metropolitan Linn
ited-Drawing Room, Compartment, 0bserya-
tion and Dining Cars-tor Raleigh, Southern
Pines. Pinehurst Camden. ColunibiA Savannah.
jacksonville. and st. Augustine Sleeping Car
jacksonville to Tampa
6:55 Z. st. daily. Florida and Metropolitan Linn
tied for Charlotte, Athens. Atlanta Chat
tanoogs. Nashville. New Orleans, and points
Southwest Through sleeping cars to Atlanta.
For further information apply to ". VI. Nc
CoSNELL. General Agent. 1434 New York Ave.
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RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

From station. Pennsylvania Ave. and IS I-2 ST
In effect November /, 1900
For Alexandris-Week days ESQ. .oi, 7:30.
500. s:S5. s:5e 9:25. 1900 II 90, II 80 4. m.
slz:"o, l2;20 Pas XII :oS. 1:25. 2:o0 2.S0 II 80,
500, 1859, N+:iS. ABS. go 5:10 1924, $40.
e:os. 6;S0. 7;Oe. 7:30, s:0o s:45. $50. iO:IS.
II 20 and ii 50 p. Sundays, IS, 900. s:45,
Io:5o HOO. ll:20 a. m, 1900 noon. 1890, 90.
10. ZOO. s:3o, 3.oo $3.50. 400. t:9o 500. $50
o:o. $50. T:oe, T:3o. 500. s:s5, $50, 1o:I5,
II 20 and II 80 D. m
For Mount Nernon-week days. $50 500. 10 90.
II 90 a m. xl2:G5. xl.0S. 2:cG. x2:59 3.59 xt:l5
x5:2i. 7:O5. and $50 p. Sundays, 900 =. NJ.
1900 noon. 2;0o. 400, T;60. and $50 p. M
For Arlington and Agaeduct Bridge-wsek
days $50. %, 1870 800, s35. s:se. 925. lo:o0
and II 90 m. s12.05. 1920. AS .G5 I.25.
200. 80 2:5j. '3:3o, 3:5s, 's.35, $50 5:2s,
6;0. $50. 7:06 and 500 p. IN. sundays, 7:1S.
600. s:45. 1000. II 20. and I'll 30 a m 12:o1
noon. 1890. co. u 80. 200 $50 800 -S:3o.
400. 'fao. 500. $3.50. 600. $50. 100. '7:So,
and 800 p. IN
Parcels carried Baggage checked.
xExprsss. TO Arlington only
G.. F. ABBOT. President.
J. CoIVIN. Superintendent.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. Washington, March IS 1901 No
tice is hereby given that in conformity to law
the pamphlet containing list Of taxes in ar
on real property in the District OF Co
lumbia on the first dag OF July. 1909 has been
printed copy thereof will be delivered TO any
taxpayer applying therefor, and ii the tax due,
together with the penalties and costs that may
have accrued thereon, shall not he paid prior To
the day named for sale namely. thc 9th day Of
April 1901. the property involved will be sold
under our direction at public auction. at the
Office of the Collector OF Taxes Of the District of
Columbia commencing said 9TH DAY OF
APRIL 1901 and continuing each following
day between the hours oi 10 o'clock in TIE fore
noon and o'clock in the afternoon, Sundays and
legal holidays excepted until all such delinquent
property i, sold. BY order OF the Commissioner
OF the District OF Columbia. WILLIAM TiNDAiL,
Sccretary clS,2l. p, 2s-apl,i 4
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA IA-EDWIN L. MORGAN vs.
FREDERICK W. ALLEN ET Al. No 2l5JJ
Equity.
This cause being referred TO me to report
distribution OF the proceeds Of sale OF real e.
tate Of Ella Alber deceased. notice IS hereby
given to all persons having claims against the
said Ella Alher 70 present the same with the
proofs on TUESDAY, APRIL >, 1901. AT 10
O'CLOCK \. NJ, at the Auditors rooms IN the
United States Court House (old City HalD,
Washington, ID. c.
JAMES c. PAYNE, Auditor.
mh22, %, ,29-apI
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FoH RENT-oFEICE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Rooms in building 992 st. nv.
cheap rent Apply 20 W. j. DANTE. Hutchin
Building 10Th and d sts. dels
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For sale BICYCLES.

COMPARE THESE PRICES
Ii YOU think Of getting a bicycle. Then call and
examine them
1900 ECLIPSE BICYCLES,
Fitted With Morrow Coaster and Goodrich Tires
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FoR SALE OR RENT-HOUsI.3.
TH0S. {. MAGGAMAh.
Real Estate Broker and Auetisneer
9i7 F Street N. w.
FOR SALE-NORrHWFST

FOX SALE-NoRrHNEST
Ii3o and ll6l goth. store aud dwg. rented. :, s0o
~ p h h, Or. bath. m i.................. 400
itSd nm h. er, bath, m and stable. 800
lfG9 TO f4l3 56th. Sr bath III tEach). 5000
ld2 dd2S sth h, 6r. lot 4x9i ft............ 21oo
soI 10Th. h. CT, water and sewer.......... 200
fi7. 49, 42l Hollidge Ct b hs, 9r (slD.. l.Joo
SOUTHWEST.
$50 y, b Ii. Or and bath th...............s2 50 500
az az 10Th, h, 4r and back building 2.Ieo
5i2 and S44 NJ. hs 5r each. stable (botl).- 200
NORTHEAST.
70s 9th St Ia. cellar. sr bath. m 49,. $500
iIZ| l2th II. 6r, bath and nj i........ $50
90 q st. h, Or, bath and i.......... $3.50
T95 795- n !, H. store and dwelling .,.-. 3 zoo
1887 II. cosner, h. ST. water and sewer. 3.l0G
'oi 18th ST. store and dwelling ............ ESQ
SOUTHEAST.
20S 4. b b. lIr, bath and IN i........... =. 500
202 A. b h. l2r, bath and m i.......... $500
COG ave. Tor, bath. n i.............. 5000
2ls J ave b h. 1fr bath and a m i...... 900
4S3 to 439 2d b hs Gr am (Each) ........ $50
Intersection OF Va. ave. and | st. 557i sol.
IT, with Improvements rented for s42
7Ol and IoS l., hs. lot 40x56 #; both. 3.40o
1873 f. b h, Or, bath and a m i............. 800
32l and 1913 d, b hs. sr each Zach. 300
il5 i. h. 6r lot 25xi05 ft................ leo
lll2 X. h. 5r lot 2ox1o2 ft............-.. 80
1874 y ave, b H. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
l2il H. b, Gr; water and wer.......... 1900
FOR RENT.
Me- el9 4 er and bath. 80
Me- iOl st, 6r and bath. 10 30
Ne. 90 Myrtle Or Is -
Ne, Feptop st IS 20
Ne. 725 L st 6r and bath Is 80
Ne 1921 II Ar - Il 90
Ne. 70 Jackson Allev sr sr %
Ne. sls Blair, court tr tr 74
Sc. Sl7 \ ave Sr and batlI............ 20 -
Sc 2O9 5tb ST hr - II SO
Sc, 1910 nth ST (store, sr IL 50
Sc, us 18th st sx - 10 90
Sc. 425 5th SIT 5r - IL 90
Sc. IlOs 9th. f2r I2 90
Be-. I1O4 9th 7y 10 50
Sc 1859 18th. u 30
Sc, 3I3 S. C. ave. .lr...................... 90
The times., 1901-04-01

Andrea Racers cut from so 10 50. 1900 Stcr
jnes with coasters. So without coasters, S2l.g
All sun,ries At less than cost OF msuuiactur
E1sr trrms Ricvcles fuLlY guaranteed.