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The sun., 1903-09-19
WILLIAM r. MDGES WILL.
Application FOR . Preliminary Pr0bate OF
Certain Documents.

AppuCAtAOu tOE htV"s''As
Certain Documents.
A preliminary step toward the prooat-
ing OF the will of the late William +. Dodge
was taken yesterday. when the law firm
of Parsons, Closson 4 McIlvaine OF 81
William street filed petition for the pro-
bate of documents connected with the
will.
The will has not been filed for pro-
bate, although Mr. Dodge died on Aug g.
/, il known, however, that there IL
COPY of the will in the Surrogate's Office
and that ii has three codicils. AT the
Offices of the law firm information as to
the contents Of the will was refused. The
will was executed on Dec. %, 1899. and
attached to it are two codicils dated Feb
S. 1900, and third codicl dated Feb 25,
1908
The citations for the probate OF the
papers are made returnable on Sept 20
The petitioners are Grace Hoadley Dodge
a daughter; Cleveland Hoadley Dodge
a son, and William Church Osborn. The
subscribing witnesses were Herbert Par
sons, Robert H. Hutchins and Henry
Gilsey Jr
The sun., 1903-09-19
Niagara Falls Hotel CLERK Acc"sed OF
Stealing $500.

NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y. Sept. is-About
a month ago Harold M. Bruce wns engaged
as clerk at the Empire Hotel and was fre-
ouently sent to the bank TO make deposits.
One week ago he left for bqilalo' osiens'ps tn hs
wrote that she had died and he could not
rat,irn to the hotel suspicion WAS excited.
The bank account was reviewed and the
hank officers say the entries in the hotel
bo INK books are forgeries and that Bruce
made no deposits. A warrant charges nun
With taking $500. but The amount seso
TO be about 81 900.
The sun., 1903-09-19
ATTENDED A CHTRCH 80 YEARS.
Miss cassidy " More Than &c Years Old,
hut Crosses the Hudson Daily.

An interesting service was held in St
Matthew Episcopal Church. in Sussex
st rect, Jersey City. on Thursday evening,
IN commemorate tho fiftleth anniversary
Of Miss Elizabeth Cassidys attendance at
the services of that church. Miss Cassidy
several gold pieces, and Miss Alice A;
Holmes, Jersey City's venerable blind
poetees, read an original poem,
and is EMPLOYED in Manhattan. She goes
TO work daily She has been teacher in
ST. Matthew Sunday school for many
The sun., 1903-09-19
RUNAWAY HURTS 4 cor.
schiottman Injured while stopping the
Horse At Broadway and 23d Street.

Policeman Frederick schottman of the
Broadway squad WAS injured yesterday
in stopping runaway horse at Broadway
and Twenty-third street. The horse was
attached to light wagon, and was owned
and driven by William J. Wager, painter,
Of 30 West Houston street. The a, animal
took fright at Fifth avenue and Thirty
seyenth at rect and narrowly escaped
Knocking down several women at Twenty
Schlottman stopped the horse by turning
him into n cross town car. The police
man hurt hisfright arm and leg and had to
report sick. Wager was thrown from MS
seat and received a scalp wound.
The sun., 1903-09-19
Richard j. Nellis's Funeral.

EAST ORANGE, n. j., Sept. ls,-Funeral
services were held tonight over the body
of Richard j. Neis of New York, in the
home of his sister, Mrs, George G. Whtlock
Mr. Nellls who was AZ years old, had been
for many years proprietor of the Arlington
Hotel al White Lake, Sullivan county, N. Y.
He became critically i'll with Brights dis
ease early in the week, and was removed to
the sanitarium at Liberty, where he died.
He leaves widow
The sun., 1903-09-19
MIDDrES PROMISE NOT TO HAZE,
Not TIL the Annapolis School Year Higgins.
ANYHOW.

ANNAPOLIS, Sept ls,-Commander c. j..
Badger, commandant Of midshipmen, said
to-day that ne Was anxious 10 discover any
midehipman who was guilty Of participa-
ton in the late hazing, and if the offence
was proved the boy would undoubtedly
be dismissed.
Commander Badger had the nidship-
men :, no are now in the academy before
him to day, and exacted from them pledge
that they would not engage in any moesta-
lion of fourth class men until the opening
of the regular school year, II hazng
begins then the naval authorities VIII
take vigorous means to stamp it out.
The sun., 1903-09-19
church Cross Blown Down.

During the brief wind storm on Thursday
evening the stone cross surmountinG the
Roman Catholic Church Of the Holy Cross,
at Church and Rufus avenues. Brooklyn
weighing nearly ton, was blown down
and with much OF the masonery crashed
on The sidewalk in front Of the main en-
trance. The croes was unchanged.
The sun., 1903-09-19
Fatally Squeezed Between HOt Cyiintiers

SARATOGA, Sept ls.-John McVaddy,
Jr., who was fatally squeezed between
steam heated cylinders In the Union Paper
mill at Ballston Spa yesterday afternoon,
had been employed there since Jan. /. He
came from Herkimer, where he was con
neoted with Sheard's paper plant He
was rs years old and native of Camden,
Oneiia county The body was sent TO
INST erdam this afternoon
The sun., 1903-09-19
ONLY SAVED THEIR LIFE BELTS.
Still Holding On to These the Mexicano's
Survivors Are waiting to Get Home.

The six survivors of the British tramp
steamer Mexicano lost of Cape Hatteras
in Wednesdays storm, were taken to Ellis
Island yesterday, where they will be held
until the British Consul can send them
back to Philadelphia. the port from which
they shipped. Two Of the men were bare
footed. All had no more clothing than
trousers and shirts but they still held on
to the life preservers, which were all they got
ont of the ship
The sun., 1903-09-19

The Quarter of a-million edition OF tho October
number OF Eyerybody's Magazine swhmped The
printers Magazine out Tuesday-three days late
Ado
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-10-25
w,Ll De 4 RUSH.
waiting for the Location OF . Mine Ct
Gold.

There will be . rush and lively one
the day that the Frenchman, who
lately discovered the rich lartz makes
tno place known. There are at least q
dozen men on his trail. who are keep
ing every point in view with the idea
Of IN extension, or being Johnny on
the Spot" when the day comes that
the ground IL made public.
The ore in question is the richest
thar has been placed ON view in many
years, and those who have taken 6
good view Of II are Of tn. opinion that
It comes from . ledge, and not poe
kektas II u Of . frmer variety and Of q
different character from any yet shown
here, Or that has been found in the
Pinp Nut range. The sample now in
thiS town 10 enough to start Z stain
peoe n any section ~on earth, and
WIN the time comes, the first tow
that y IN range win make rush IN
the spot that win ldok IKE old times
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-10-25
THE LONELY SCHOOL HOUSE.


Inc A6sence Of Trees Makes Land
reT mark in-ths Districts. = -
There is 1 peculiarly about the
country school house; it is devoid of
trees - tho Death valley desert, and
In many instances presents about as
attractive appearance. a4s ~ "
Take q ride through rural districts.
and II . tree be found within q stones
throw Of the school house It is q frsaS
Of nature md not the action Of tie
scholars or the school trustees. 1fhers
seems to IS a antipathy' fofiP tie grow y:
ing Of trees about the school hodse am
the hare appearance u 4 "a ui{iitt::it
school house marks It Tor miles abourt..
II there is one class ID tbs W6fid
that needa an education in the practice
OF lessons ia forestry, It is the average
American youngster. There = : great
lack Of general knowledge. regarding
the benefits Of forestry ana the use
Of trees in general, and should the
teachers or the school trustees take
the matter in as they should, it would
become one Of the regular lessons and
. practical one. Just why the school
house Of Nevada is naked and devoid
Of trees and things beautiful. is-Aard
to figure out. 1t is nearly as bad IN
this city, and but for the foresight
Of the first people who occupied this
valley, the present generation woul'l
|! be living /. in broiling sun when Il
| shines, and the blasts of winter.
A trip through Carson Valley is as
good place as could be found to see
this demonstrated The same condi.
ton exists in upper Mason valley, and
in fact, along every road that leads in
ana out of civilization
It can never be q matter of law tt
regulate this. but the citizen and those
who have any idea of life and what is
worth living for, should take a hand
| in the matter and see that the little
country school house, that has been
| the subject of more poetry than the
good old spring, is at least protected
from the sun and is givea a dose .!
good green trees.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-10-25
= RAZOR MIME.
ny. oe~ns Makes Discovery That !,
Aetoniehino.

-. -
ny. oewrs Makes . Discovery Thst i
A.sen,.b;co.
.s, ~. no"..' ~ ss4s's'sse
= >.s :. :. 'a
,.as. IT, 49, '.'Se. :. 80
- o1 ~ '.1A we ss"
49, w
was uine unsteedy' tne entlre Iosce
aecnaed nun tnanks. ne eaph,ne''
tnss No wou'o guarantee 70 snsve ev
cry man IN tne once ana II ne ieit
scratch On their faces. ne ouid be :e
spoosible Tor the abrasion. This did
not induce - boys = come TO the
'front.' a2eEHy. nnaiy drew M razor.
It carefully wrapped up IN hall
q dos(h pieces OF paper, - Il It were
= tool Of great delfcacy, and when
peculiar locking stone fell onto the Of
all altng IL line a3 was mad n .
nee disk. there was q general langn
minnts
"w.t's the matter With you fell
lovs.a ,aid he,
.DU't wa .thihk fhis stone viii
shawl veiff Soisre way or Just look
n mEface. its "A smooth "A a baby'..
ana I.a,a tho s,ay,nr With this identi-
IN, slime. inst trv Is It wont hurt and
win +sls> tho vhiakers of a tom cat
n vou vooV,a "a. one. s-s-e.sss=-s..-..-'-s
After d4era.t deal If nersuasion the
hov. vavA the stSy,,f.s 4 stry-out and sure
srongh * t.toe tho whiskers Of slick
.ra c,eIn nv ho. boon ns;ne r. for a
rrmt.r NJ davs and as he saws. eyery
mornn 40 he tatee shave With NO more
+ro,rAa than washing All Won have 20
do &. To r,,h tho ,stone over vour face
md ~ comes the whiskers Nv ia now
,ooax,ov for tha stono that will cut
hi. tsi- and :. Vii, have a cinch on
81 ~. tor.o.s.,s ho,,eo. On e.rth
A near a. cou,d he learned Nv. nick.
~ nm. tho. .fone IN his travels over the
h,,,. r.,a>ms,. -haravef, that there *
o,.rrv ~ the material in which ev.
ant Nv intends starting "a razor fa;..
,orx ns.- the tunra, ma there ia plentv
of material, and all that has to be
done is to shape the pieces convenient
~ just wnere ms ma was maoe he
-. -. ........ 5000
r. l.. 1....s>, ~>,,,. -, =
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-10-25
d1ladalln I1lNjStatlj<.
II Sketch Frol!ll One II
- .nlouc'$ GxekdnQe$.

SHORT TINE AGO WAS 0TROIILNG THROUGH
CITY Of the Dead" on sBodis,s hnlsidey raad 81
on Il those had known loas
ago. friends who had crossed Further Shore and
whose NAMES 1ele just q There were semso
wnose paths had been strewn With others whose
t.ll was through he bleak Saint
per ay side ~ side sleeping beneath the sage the long
sleep Of eternity sroed along living in the days that
are past paused beside forgotten moand and lt
bring to mnd and ieatnes q who SLEPT baasah
whose lie had BEEN weary One. whose word wac her
bond and though peshsp skirts tnged with the
crimson Il soceys SAa sti her heart true and her
haxds Srohg tad her feowman as they Ger whom thee
gseenAii columns sse the Of Madame Nous
tache you forgotten Can let memory 70
the winter Of 70? Do remember the days when
grip Of pneumonia the of deaha When
the evenings laugh Of joy the mornings wall OF sorrow?
Those days speak and Madam Moustache
Where she came FROM was for know
she faings? Perhaps but the goodness and
love that open heart willing
hands, comfort spoken, has drawn the man
charity comings and clothed her memory
the rament Of lily white She was gambler and sat be
table and dealt the cards smile upon her
lips heartless sporting common to the
early That perhaps the picture f
Madam Moustache you her; but have you seen a.
q hut striving, by might and main. to de-
harvester
word and kindly act hurryng the windswep
another cabin to smooth the pillow
and cross whose toll done. Have you
seen So you Madam Moustache with her
aside. Do remember that cold bleak
ing spring Of 80 when the word from lip lip
dead? That she had shot herself
large the Bridgeport road beyond the
Booker Fiat Hotel Yes remember and still feel that
tinge slowly walked that funeral
cortege laid her the hillside
had grown hard with her. God of Chance had
ceased smile and her small hoard had swiftly crossed
other hands She had borrowed from
promise to pay in the morning. but when the morning
dawned that had crossed the CLOTH When
had taken her she smiled
dealer Coed morning turning stroed in
of the morning along sandy paid pro-
missed debt in death. Thus closed the
debt hundred would have paid and considered honor
whose southern blood revoted broken promise
and whose word lite her. the
memory is revered by the suffers of 70.
The above neat sketch printed in last edi-
of Bridgeport Chronicle Unon.lI, .a,s elel ri,
aAaoAoAoHaHAAoHDAaNoAo onnnnAnnanaAaAnnaAnAn
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-10-25

The marriage of a popular young
couple is scheduled to take place in
this city today.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-10-25
-
Born.

In San Francisco, October rs, 1903.
to the wife Of A. ]. McCone, a dau-
ghter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-10-25

4 jury to tn he case q inc safe
against frsd Roberts. j. 2. ssvnsf.
Frank Williams, 7. +. German. chaxs-
I'd With numbering Jack Welch has
been secured ct winnemucca and the
case b now IN progress.
IAborers are scarce on the irrigatic1
canal and the contractors are looking
Tor men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-06

L q il<CoA,
ma. ave.
2221StPaul's ct,5r,w11.5O
1127Fussell's ct, Or, WHO. 40
FLATS.
THE STAPLETON, 1918
N. nom Housekeeping fat
No. 1, I'd q. 3r, b. $40. 90
1871 Goth, 18th fi.6r. b. AZ 90
50l 23d. I'd fl, 5r, b. %. 80
Sob 23d. LIST Il. Or, b. n. so
1915 I. Sd q. Or. b. 20. 90
$50 Goth, ID q, 4r.b. .18. so
952&54 26th. fats. Ar. b,
$50 10th. Sd i. Ar, W -. 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
sS2-l66 La ave, heated
rms. IS, $40, $3.50. $50
STORES.
1900 Pa av. 2lr&cel.$65.O0
1917 Pa av, lr, eel. 80. ~
2l10 L, 1r. pit eel. 1890
STABLES.
250S G. RI. O.. c $4,000
TIC 10Th. rr. 30. r.1O.00
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nNrnRNlyHRn

s37 so. 34Ol Holme'd. Or. b
$35. so. .l71O 9th NV. Sr.b
S35. .7O3 81 NV. store
$50 so. 1850 Chaplin. Or. b
$32. 80. $500 18th NV. 7r
1872. 3D.. .22OS 1ith NV Or. b
$50. 30. 800 7th Sc. Or. b
$50. so. .476 o NV, 11r. b
So. 50.14lO 10th NV, 10r.b
S2S. so. 430 II I nv NV. 81
SGT 80. .154 Z NV. Sr, b
s2T. so. 4iS N J nv NV. hall
500. 80. .70l 9Th NV. Or. b
81. so. 100 Thomas, Or. b
$3.50. I'M @ NV. Sr. b
$3.50. 1644 9th NV. Or, b
$25. so. .SO6 I ne, Sr, !
SIS. Stable, 1116 vt av
S25. 1907 7th NV. store
S23. so. .9O1 Sd Sc. r.sto
S22. 80. sos Fla NV NV, Or
So. so. .1222 NJ ne. Or. b
$50 so. .T14 Sd Sc. Or. b
S15. 30. 1910 + ne, Or. b
SIS. 80. i0S Albany ne. Or
SO. 80. 227 Q NV. LIST floor
APARTMENTS.
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S3O. 80. The Coblentz, Or, b
$27 30. 1851 Chaplin. Or, b
SCI. so. .i715 ith NV, Or, b
$50. .......1715 LIST. 81. b
SIS. Al Sth sw
Sl4.50. .6l0H Whitney 4r
STORES.
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$50. nth & Md av sw
$50. 1926 eth w.7r&stab
$40. ........1Ith& X NV
$50. so. Kyle SITS Sc, Sr
ST.. so. sol II NV .6r&stab
$3.50. ........702 NJ NV
S35 so. 1895 X NV
Sl5. or Stn ~ J. III NV NV
SHED.
500. 10th NV, 12r. b
800. X NV, 12r, b
500. 18th NV 12r. b, sim hit
500. r. NV, Or, b
$50. Harvard st. 11r, b
SS5. Oregon av NV, Or. b
$50. Corcoran st NV
$50. .....-....l st, Or. B
ST3. =. r. st. 10r. b: opeg
S75. p NV, Tor. b. sim ht
$50. ..... .31st NV, Or. b
$50. 40 NV. Tor. 2b
SIS. p st. Sr, b
$50. .Orinoco st, Alexan-
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1907 Pei
1924 18th. 16r. 2b. 800. 90
1924 Goth, 12r. b. 49, 90
40 9th. 13r. b. ami. GO. 90
5000 Newark. l0r, 2b,
lease. 80. w
1907 18th, Or, b. eel. so. so
ZIG f, Tor. b. lat. Gel. SO. 50
1916 18th, 10. b. lat. misc. 90
B22 23d. Or. b. lat. 1850
1911 G., Or. b. lat. ami. 40. 50
1892 Howard av. 12r.
b, amt. 80
1l34 25th. Or, b. eel. .3s. 90
PHO n. 12r. b. ami. 81 so
912 23d. 1Or. b, fur. 1850
1926 N.10r. b. lat. ami. IS. SO
2l13 Pa av. 12r. b. eel. IS. so
23l7 Pa av. Or. b. mi. 30. SO
$40 NJ. Or. b. lat. 80. 80
1904 H, 12r. 2b, eel. 80. 50
1924 Pa nv. Tor. b. lat. 80. 80
1905 S, Or. b, lat. Is. so
2433 X. 7r. b. lat. .23.00
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728 18th. Or. b. -...40. &c
1902 p. Tor, b. 49, 40. 0I
oc3-3t +. W.
FOR RENT-BY B. =. "a
1926 7th NV, store &
7r&b & cellar. 5000
1923 7th NV ,sto&cel. -. 40
1921 Harvard. 11r. b. 80. 0C
1918 18th NV. Tor. b. $3.50
10 Quincy NV, 7r. b. 30.5C
1886 9th NV, Sr. b. %. 80
1112 7th NV, store. n. sc
1907 It'll, 5r&b fat. .27. 50
315 Mo av NV. Tor, b. %. 50
SO2 l. NV. 4r. Sd q. .26. SC
Sc cor 7th&O NV. I'd
floor, Or. b. .25.G
1877 7th NV .sto&cel. $3.50
1910 18th ne, Or. b. Is. 80
1914 R NV, Or. b. fiat 300
1T13 4th NV, 5r&b flt21. sc
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-. 900 yr.2Ios 10th. 72r. 81
500. 2i0l Mass av. Dr 70
$50. .2lOl 8 nv. l6r
$50. .7th 3 Md Az sw,
500. .122S II NV. lar. 10
$50. ...1616 10th. 12r. b,
$75.75. .:231 Q NV. Tor. b
$IJ.......lS33 I NV. Tor
SIS. 1903 Kenesaw. 1Or. b
SIS. Store. 514 18th NV
SIS. 1000 9th NV, l2r. b.
$40. 1622 = NV. Tor. h.
365. 1872 Goth NV, Tor. b
$65. 1905 Kenesaw. Tor. b
$65. .173G y. l1r. b.
s60.75.l37S Harvard, 12r, b
$50. 90. .1I40 r NV. 12r. bI
$50. ira s NV, 12r. b.
S53. so. I345 Yale NV. 11r. o |
$50. -. 1872 col rd, Tor. 2b
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$50. 20. l353Roa noke / Or. b |
$50. SO. 2520 18th NV. Tor. b |
5000 BOZ 7 NV. Tor. b.
$50. 1926 7th NV ,sto&Trl
$50. 1911 1lth NV. Tor. b
$50. =. .3015 o NV, lar. b
$50. e. 1880 n NV. 1Sr. b
$50. 1900 Ken av. Tor. b
$50. Warehouse. N J av'
S45. 80. 5li 18th NV, 11r.b
S45. 80. 9ls 5 NV. Tor. b
$3.50. 2sll 14th NV, Or
1880. 1909 Sth NV, Or. b.
$45. e. .3I0I N NV. Tor. b.
$40 80. 1410 9th NV. Tor, b.
SAP. 80. 1892 s NV. Tor. b
SAC. 30. I411 II ] av. Or. b.
5000. 100 : NV, Or, b.
$40. 30. lab Q NV. Tor.
$40. 50.ll43 21st NV. Tor. b
5000. .l707 G NV. Or. b.
$4,000. .903 s NV, Or. 81
$40. .17tb&K. sto 4 cellar
FU RNI
So. 900. 18th st. DIR, 4b. sta
81. 800. 10th NV. lar. %
$500. Mass NV, 15r, b.
$3.50. VT av. 18r. 3bI
$225. .21st NV. lar. 3bi
500. % st NV, Tor. 2bI
$500 Mass nv NV. 20r. 2bI
$50. ........ 10th st NV
$3.50. ......13th NV. l2rI
$i50.2lst NV 12r. b. stm hit
$3.50. MintwoOi pl. 10r, 2b
$3.50. .......S NV. Or. b
1926. y NV. Tor. b.
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For Rent-1310 Columbia road; 10 rooms; HOT
WATER HEAT: tclass condition Only $40
oc3-3t STONE & FAIRFAX $685. sos st. NV.
FOR RENT
1902 Park ST.. Tor, &b steam heat. s45. so per mo.
224l Col I'd, lar 2b., steam heat, sos 90 per mo.
oc3-3t ELLERSON / wEMPLE. 6O3 14th ST.
FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY, NO. 305
10th st. NV s near 81 Pa ave; sstory cellar and
Oc3-3t' E 7. KAISER, $40 st. NV.
FOR RENT-NEW. 1916 n. H. AVE, NEAR
Whitney, NV. rooms and bath brick; sides
open; front and back porches.
neat bay.window brick, No. 4O5 Il st. NV. I
rooms and bath. $3.50. and brick. No 1889 10th
st. NV, rooms and bath s2o. Also bay-win-
bath, $3.50. A. F. FOX Co. go st. NV.
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FOR RENT-CENTRAL NV. SECTION; LARGE
anS 's slI ee Na
st Pw Fox COM go sste st. asn nW pu oesss
17O4 G, 4 floors. 100. 90 HOG o. sr, b. 80 so
$3.50 n. 18r. IS 50 329 Fla av. IT.. $500
1902 $. Sr......- ~ 90 1910 18th. IT,. 80
-I oestf GAscH BROS. 1928 n. Y. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-06
FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-BY X. O. HOLTZMAN REAL ES-
tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and s sts NV.
226 Capitol, SOr, oil I NV Pr. go 90
per nnnun 81. OO0. 90 1922 14th NV Tor. 80 70
1914 II NV, DOT, 1921 NJ. apt, Or so on
per annum. -. ,So0o 90 6A2 @ ne. l0r 20. 4260
7thSMd sw, coffee Farm near Laurel, Nd
mills&pant. sta. .125.0O 1Sr. 6S acres :. 90 90
1920 av. Tor IS 90 1314h 9th NV. Tor 80 so
300 18th NV. 22r. 90 1922 10th NV 8r. .35 80
1889 I. apt, 6r. 90 l445 w, 7r. az so
1907 NV, Tor. 30. 90 935 p NV, Sr IS 90
lO17-1O19 10th. 17r 65 90 EOS 18th, apt 6r 30 90
209 NV 81, 2b60. so 1903 10th NV Dr.. Is 50
2031 NV, Tor. GO OOi 4O1 c ne, Or. 25 90
24O6 18th. Tor. b. DOL
OFFICES.
OBJ NV, n. 500 425 18th nv. Sd d. $50,
Atlantic Coast Line with heat.
BLDG" from $40 to $35l cal = NV 8r.s25
STORES.
14th&H NV. ht&light. $150I618 nw....S45
ll06 18th NV (30x2. $&5l 214 9Th (l4x3J). 310
STABLES.
eth&1 freprf. 12 stills $5O124s 9Th NV. IS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-06
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE.

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE.
Medium size and beautifully finished; HOUSE
AND FURNITURE NEARLY NEW. Located
directly opposite the charming park which
surrounds the Young Ladies' Washington
College" and the old home Of Joseph Gales,
of National Intellgencer fame 4th st. ne. This
location is regarded the most delightful and
healthy section Of Washington. 1t Is also. near
the famous home of the late Secretary Chase.
Ample garden for flowers and vegetables Is
nected with the house. which Is open all sides
TO the sunshine and air. Porches front and rear.
Electric leading direct to Capitol (and all de-
partments). which can be reached in 10 minutes,
the door at short intervals. from $50 in the
morning to 1880 at night. Ten large rooms: hall
library. bath room. servants closet ample and
perfect laundry accommodations; wine and vege
table cellar: filtered water etc. Gas and electric
lights throughout the house Everything neat
and In order for instant occupancy. Dining room
Is 2ixl7 feet, and large enough to seat, II de-
sired. ~ or more guests at table. Furnace heat,
hreplac"s. etc.
II leased to perfectly responsible family. with
no small children, there Will be permitted to
main an abundant supply Of artistic and elegant
silver and glassware, for table decorations, and
also rare and expensive books and bric-a -brac.
This Is an unusual opportunity to secure Il
venient refined and comfortable home by an off,
cial who may not desire to be bothered with fur
nishing house for few years OF temporary
cupsncy. Terms very reasonable to responsible
party. on lease OF two more years.
Ready for inspection at all times. when owner
will give further Information.
Apply to J. Il. WINNER, Real Estate 1901
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