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The Washington times., 1903-06-21
YALE FRESHMEN GIVE
VARSITY A HARD RACE
Old Ellis Fights Cover Two
Mile Course in 11:20.
SENIORS WIN BY A LENGTH
Coach Kennedy Much Gratifed by
Showing Made by Both Boats-No
Further Change in Lineup.

GALES FERRY. Conn. June 20.-One
of the best contested and most exciting
races ever rowed en- the river was
two-miIe contest this afternoon be-
tween the Yale varsity freshmen Fights.
II was rowed over part of the course
which Yale and Harvard will traverse
In their respective shells on ThuCsday
next, and was for the purpose Of trying
out the Yale crews. The race resulted
in victory for the varsity, but the de-
feat for the freshmen was by so slight
margin that It could be called a vic
tory in name only.
At the finish but a few feet separated
the varsity from the youngsters. who
are admittedly one of the fastest AMI
gamiest freshmen Fights that have rep
resented Yale in some years.
Oarsmen in Fine Form.
The Yale oarsmen were in prime con-
dition for the race. They returned from
Fishers Island. where they were taken
by the steam yacht Ava this morning,
about o'clock this afternoon. They
were about the quarters for an hour.
when preparations were made for the
afternoon work.
The two Fights, accompanied by the
launch, in which were Coach Kennedy
and a number of Yale men. went slowly
UP the river to the starting flag. where
they got a splendid start. The east wind
favored them and a slight rain was fall
ing, but not enough to interfere Sc
riously with the race
Varsity in the Lead.
The varsity took slight lead. but It
was evident from the start that they
could not lose the freshmen. who hung
to them, at times shooting ahead and
again falling behind. only to squirt again
and catch the veterans.
| The time taken at the finish for the
varsity was II 20. and the freshmen were
| less than a length behind
The Yale four-oared crew went UP the
/ river and practiced starts and blade
work in TIE cove near the starting line.
No Changes in Boat.
There has been no change today il
any of the boats. and no further chang,
/ is likely
! After the Yale crews had finished theiI
! two mile spin. the Harvard varsity went
over the same distance on time ant
/ finished in the same time as the Yal,
eight.
The Washington times., 1903-06-21
ANXIOUSLY
AWAITS HIzSIhMONS
Californian Won't Begin
Training Without Bob.
THINKS 1T EASY FOR "JEFF"
Cornishman Says He Can't Figure Out
a Possible Chance for Corbett in
Coming Fight.

That Champion Jim Jeflries means to
follow the advice given him by Bob
Fitzsimmons as to how he must train
for his coming championship battle
with Jim Corbett is clearly shown by
Jeff's refusal to begin training for the
fight until Fitz arrives on the scene.
Jeff had intended to begin work for the
battle today. but when he learned from
his manager. Billy Delaney. that Fitz-
simmons had not put in an appear
ance. he fatty told Delaney he would
not attempt TO start training until
Fitzsimmons had Joined him. Jeffries
regards Fftzsimmons as one OF the
greatest trainers in the profession, and
has placed himself in his charge
While Fitzsimmons will do most OF the
advising for Jeffries. Billy Delaney will
also be consulted In regard to the
course of work which the big fellow
Will pursue.
OFF for the Coast
Fitzsimmons viii leave Chicago to-
night for the coast. where he will meet
Jeffries and Delaney and talk over all
details for the work which Jenries will
indulge in. Jeffries has made up his
mind TO start in training Just as soon
as Fitz reaches his camp This will be
on next Thursday. Jeffries has been do
ing light road work during the last ten
days.
Fitzsimmons looks on Jeffries' coming
fight with Corbett as being the easiest
battle JEFF has ever taken part in. The
ex-champion cannot imagine where Cor
bett has a chance OF beating Jeffries,
and figures that Corbett will not last
ten rounds at the most So confident Is
he that Jeffries Will win in quick time
that he intends to wager $500 on JEFF
fries chances OF beating Corbett in less
than ten rounds. This def viii. no
doubt. be taken up by Harry Corbett.
brother of Jim. who has already an
nounced he will bet s.. 900 on his broth
er's chances of beating the big boiler
maker.
jeff a I'd Favorite.
Judging from the way IN which the
sporting men all over the country look
on the contest. it is safe to say that
Jeffries will be the biggest favorite over
Corbett when they enter the ring since
the night that John l.. Sullivan fought
Corbett for the worlds championship in
New Orleans in 1892. Jeffries ought TO
be ! to 3 shot over Corbett. as every
eight out OF ten sporting men look on
him as a sure winner
The Washington times., 1903-06-21
RELIANCE SHOWS THE
WAY TO CONSTITUTION
New Yacht Clearly 0utsails
Both Her Rivals.
LIPT0N'S AGENTS TRIBUTE
Colonel NELL Witnesses Race and Says
Defender Is Perfect Ship-But
He Still Has Hopes.

OYSTER BAY, June 2O.-The Reliance
again proved her superiority in light
winds and in race over twenty three
and one-half mile course off Oyster Bay
today; defeated Constitution by four
minutes seventeen seconds, and Column
bia by seven minutes tbirty-one seconds.
for special prize offered by the Sea-
wanahaka- Corinthian Yacht Club.
The race was witnessed by Col. d. F.
d. Neill. Sir Thomas Lipton's representa-
tive, VINO is looking after the fitting out
OF the two Shamrocks in the Erie Basin.
Brooklyn
Colonel Neilrs Tribute.
After watching the performance of the
new boat he said:
The Reliance is a fine ship. Every
thing seems to have been done to make
her a perfect vessel The sails. 1 think
are excellent. I had heard that they
were not and that she was~g going TO have
Ratsey sails. but she does not need them
in my opinion l do not go away with
the impression that We have no chance.
however, for l think that we have a
fairly good chance. We shall make a
good fight for the cup and work hard.
Sir Thomas Upton has given us every
thing that we need, and all we can do is
TO do our best"
Sc far as the race itself went, the
yachts sailed twice around an eleven and
three quarter mile triangle. The wind
vas northeast at the start. and shifted
to southeast by south after the first
round.
Constitution Blanketed.
The race was practically won and lost
or the start. so far as the Constitution
was concerned. as the Columbia. after
gybing right under the Reliance's lee
proceeded TO blanket the Constitution
The result was she and the Belmont boat
got In lufing match. which carried
them way to the eastward OF their
course. and enabled the Reliance 10 get
such a lead that she was never after
ward headed.
The Reliance. after once taking the
lead. led all around the course. and
seemed to get the better winds when a
strong pun came around.
The yachts will not do any more rae
ing on the Sound until the cruise OF
the New York Yacht Club. in July. They
viii meet in a series OF five races of
Newport. however. beginning on June
sc Summary:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-25

FOR SALE-POSITTy ELY THE GREATEST SAC
riice ever offered beautiful Columbia Heights.
A delightful 8-story. stone and brick dwelling,
containing 10 rooms and bath; steam heat; ami.
Large lot, facing south, between 13th and 14th
SITS. Price, $6S75; terms to suit. EARLY Il
HAMPTON, els 14th st. NV. ap21-tf
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- 49, $500.
FOR SAfE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE $15, 900 70
buy sG5oT ses s.uss. s1s
In at trust sale. Fnzht Iabrown stone and brick;
Il Stone Sns g asss n dSuse
FOR sALE-ao20 RI 'sTnN.w.
sseisSs SissR 4 e HsE
i sToSE Faasnaa. sos . sos st. NV:
FUR sAE Eo ME aSAssa1q aoMHs WEST END.
dupont Circle" Conn Mass AYES .'' 49, 40.
$eOo-P St; 9ArroomSI hot-water heat; lot
18th st.-Brick: Stories; cellar. Only $500.
18Th near Dupont sCirlf-s-story. Groom brick.
10th st.-1o roomsg Stone and brick front Only
goth near P-1o fsoms s9oxso; $500.
near y, 5oth-lo roomss hot-water heat; tiled
Goth near P-lo rooms. s7.75o.
Near 21st and O-New; rooms; brick stable.
So 5eo-near 10th and O. 10 rooms; hot-watsr
s.. 6oo.,Nearly new 3 stories; Groom; bath;
cellar; Corcoran st near 18th:
Near British embassy-10-room brick 20x1O0.
It STONE & FAIRFAX, 800 & sos St NV.
FOR sALE-GooD INVESTMENT
houses offered for IS, 600 each; have rented for
S1s "a mon month; formerly held at $4,000 SOLD
~ CLOSE ESTATE
ap25-3t STONE & FAIRFAX, s08-sOs st. NV.
FOR sALE-NEAR UNION STATION
BARGAINS IN HOUSES. $500 TO $1,000.
Do not think Of buying without seeing our list.
ap25-3t STONE & FAIRFAX. sO6-sos ST. NV.
FOR sAI4E-A COY GROOM PRESSED BRICK
house, with all modern improvements; 3517 Pros
terms very easy. Price, $2,s00.
IT. 18th and SITS. NV.
FOR SALE-BY OWNER, 2-sToRY AND CELLAR,
rooms and bath; 204 st. n.e; price, about
$4,000; may be seen only on Tuesday, 2Sth.
Owner K. MORRISON, 204 E st. ne. It,
FOR sALE-ATTRACTIvE MODERN RESIDENCE,
on an ave. 100 It. wide. in most desirable Sec
ton Of Capitol HILL three-story brick, 20 1T.
'front.' with brOwnstOne base: bay window; 40 #.
OF parking; contains II rooms, bath, pantry and
every convenience necessary for comfortable
home: only 81 800, terms to suit the purchaser
OWNER sos North Carolina ave. Sc. it,
FOR SALE-CHOICE BARGAINS
Corner near 9th st. and south Of N. Y. ave. ;
house contains "a rooms; $4,000.
CHAS. f. BANES, 18th and G SITS.
st. near 22d; 3-story bay window brick;
rooms and bath; very cheap at So CO.,
CHAS E. BANES, 14th and SITS.
1910 It'll st. ne; corner; 3-story brick; 6
rooms and bath; 81, 100.
ap25-3t CHAS. E. BANES, 14th and G sts
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FOR SALE
1907 to 1918 "B' ST Sc. Gust anished)-2 story
and cellar, pressb brick front houses, contain
ing rooms and BATH with modern plumbing
and porcelain bath tub; large closets; hand
some mantels papered nicely; electric belts
and gas attachments; front porches and rear
yards to alley. Price, So, 100. See inclosed
circular for terms and further detailed de-
scription. Furnace heat.
1903 "B' ST. Sc Quilt about years ago)-6
rooms and bath, with modern plumbing, In
Guiding porcelain tub tiled floor and walns-
cotipg and marble washstand;. large closets;
10 10-foot side alley on which each room has
side windows. Asking price, $500; easy
terms. This is DECIDED BARGAIN.
1888 "B'' ST. S.E-Indfana limestone front; 3
stories; rooms and bath; heated by latrobee
paneled glass front doors; good order Price.
$685.; moderate terms. Lot II by 100 feet
to alley. Front lawn with granolthic walk
from sidewalk to entrance porch
1917 22D ST. N.W.-3story brick, with cellar;
rooms and bath; also cellar; heated by Ia
trobe and kitchen range; neatly papered; ex-
corner NEwPoRf PLACE. Price IS, 500
Submit offer to terms, though fair cash
payment will be reQuired)
21S to 224 KENTUCKY AVE. S.E.-3-story bricks
ments; deep lots to alley: splendid condition
Price, So, 600; terms to suit purchaser.
1928 ''H' ST. MES rooms and bath; halls and
all rooms handsomely papered with best
cartridge paper; woodwork beautifully grained
in oak; lot 17x96; easy terms. Price, 81, S75
This is UNUSUAL BARGAIN.
THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE CO.,
J. a.. WALTER. Pres. W. II. BADEN. Sec
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.


= = AT BIG SACRIFICE
ais sss low 1ss
Of ses5o. worth s. 900. Can to see us al once.
.nas,t E. LODGE HILL soa s1 T s., As nv.
FOR SALE.
How is this for Investments
Fine 2,stSsy brick house well located In Nv
% ReO Oms .s snd baths cellar FUR aess
We have a nice 2-story. Groom and bath house
on north side OF ST., Bloomingdale. for. 49, 800
E. LODGE HILL.
Howard ave-. Mt. Pleasant
Containing II rooms and bath; first-hoor kitchen;
large double parlors. The house is exceptionally
wen built and should he inspected to be appre IRE
As'' lot ''A''0' f''Se E. IoDaE HILL t.'''"
It so2 ct. NV.
near Conn. ave-; large double brick contain
ing 10 rooms; porcelain baths front of brown
stone and brick; house 30 it. front; hot-water
T. LODGE HILL.
FOR SALE
BLOOMINGDALE.
fn t ahy house on st st rr that can
OF THIS House is Theft FINISHED ATTIC 49,
henteO fOr $ZS.00 mo.
Let US show you this property.
$4,9OO-Handsome home on q st. NV near list;
large rooms and bath; modern in every way
s4.s5o-N Cap ST.. for pretty, modern 7-rm,
BATH brick; cellar; fur. heat.
E. LODGE HILL,
FOR SALE
$4,000 will buy 6-rm., bath, brick. north side
of S st. LIST; fine lot to alley. Make us a
reasonable oher.
s4.15o-S st. near 1st NV: new Or. b.. fur.
s.. -seaton st. NV; IT., b. b; RECEIPT hall
plan 2-story back porches; fur. heat; an ideal
home.
bricks; south front; large attic; fur heat; hard.
wood trim You can select your own paper 8
sold already.
E. LODGE sag ] HILL Il
FOR SALE
so; large rooms; tiled bath; hardwood finish;
hall and window seats. Before looking elsewhere
see this house. Don't forget the price.
E. LODGE HILL,
1t s02 st. NV.
FOR SALE
A nice brick house, containing rooms and
porcelain bath; latest plumbing; house in excel
lent condition throughout; lot 80 IT. by good
i. LODGE HILL
FOR SALE
2-story brick house, ave- NV, near 7th ST.;
rooms and 2story brick stable:
Price, So 300. Rents $23 so.
Lot 20x112; side and rear alley.
1t SO2 ct. NV.
$3,ooo-short walk of Capitol; desirable section
Sc; fine 6-rm., bath, brick; cellar; good front
and rear yards; rent: $40 So
Reception hall plan.
brick; nice size lot; rent. s16 3o"and the price =
n'"' '''' A'' '@e 10 A''d E. Lodge HILL
2-story house; rooms and porcelain bath.
Price reduced to $500
Nice location for home. 2story brick; rooms
and bath. Lot 1Sxl00.
Price, $4,75O.
We have 3 more of those 5000 homes left.
for numbers
2-story brick rooms and BATH centrally To-
eA'e'' -''eD'' S2V'''' f't E. f E6DGE HILL,
1t S02 F ST. NV.
Near Union Station.
2-story buff brick stone base.
rooms and bath-cellar fur. heat.
low price, beautiful at. Sd. Price,
1880
E. LODGE HILL.
Another one-2-story brick; rooms; reception
hall; cellar; fur. heat neat little home. Price,
81, 100.
So, S50-2-story brick; rooms and bath; cellar;
fur. heat.
Rents at $25. Price low, s., $50.
These properties will enhance in value. Buy
now. Good homes fine investments.
E. LODGE HILL,
1t S02 + ST. NV.
FOR SALE
HOUSES! HOUSES! HOUSES!
In all sections-of all descriptions-and at all
prices.
We will be pleased to show you what we have.
DrOn line. giving deScrintinn location AMI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-25
FOR SALE-H0UsEs.

FOR SALE NEAR LINCOLN PARK AND Can
nnsshr g point so ne section Of city,
, ;aS, rre:sa
dow parking IN front, soods.e Saes y sI pa
pered 70 suit. Price. $500. $500 cash. balance
mummy Apply FRANK Il S1ss' T. RAWLINGS CO.
Exclusive Agent
ap23-3t 1905 Pa.
Elm st.. Is f proi, bq pars: assor H cottage:
rooms; a. In l.: lot 51xIos; s. 500
Sd St :, n ear me- 2-story brick; rooms; a.
18Th st. near s NV; 2-story brick; rooms;
St near Conn. ave: NV: s-story stone; 10
r. l. ave near 18th st. NV; s-story brick; IL
ap21-tf OSCAR W. WHITE lie st.
FOR SALE-BY OWNER. IDEAL HOME, e4i
18th ST ne: 8 rooms; bath. with tarrazna floor;
porcelain tub; sanitary plumbing: marble wash
bowl; stained glass skylight; handsome oak man
furnace; fine porches front and rear; large yard.
40. 5000 house will be sacrificed for So $50 Easy
Address Box 22s
ap21-6t' Star Office.
Two frame houses 4s8 and 4S6Lk l. st. s.w.s
water a. and DIS sewer; renting for $50 per month
Three brick houses. s44. $40 and a4s H ST. s.w..
renting Tor 80 per month; good tenants. Price,
-Four good Groom bricks, all mod; ,mps., sls.
81. 9.w
for per month S'' Prie st pe''' renting
eass ws s2 sassd for
Four good Groom bricks. all mod. imps.. Az
to 47s st. sw; fine residence property. Price.
ap2O-et c. H. PARKER. 4so ~ st. sw.
FOR SALE-$5OO DASH, BALANCE AS RENT-A
$50 IT.; house has rooms, bath and cellar; large
verandas: southern exposure: open crates; cabinet
square north Of Mount Pleasant. Ground in this
In rToS 'R r. G
704 14th NV; tel. Main sos NJ. ap2o-et
SOMETHING NEW.
q the widest streets in washington Heishtss,
How many baths? Two
How many rooms on first hoor2 Four,
R Kitchen sa,; on first Hoora Yes.
just the place am looking for. Where is II,
We viii be glad to show you these properties.
Win be To5 while to
for $4,000. Trust can remain to suit.
and n1ns bath :f9 b Eaf: ~
Excellent location on the Heights. Fine home;
271loo: side lights; perfect condition: trust.
$1,000 ga N Il SSes s sax ticks at $4,000
1922 st. NV. tnh2l7sb Phone Main 1890
FOR SALEJUST WHAT YOU WANT
Two-story, sroom house.
Fine location, Columbia Heights.'
PRICE ONLY $4,000
You know how hard It is to get house Glitch
House too small for owner, or you could not buy
it at any price.
W. 8. MINNIX
ap17-6-10 1927 Ut. NV.
FOR SALE-MODEL HOME IN NE; JUST FIN.
ished; rooms; natural wood finish, bath, porce-
ra11ar P,r-
mace. cabinet mantes. front porch; built by days
labor. Don't purchase until you have examined
this ideal home Sold at sacrifice. Terms easy.
mh21-tf d. d. THOMPSON. 1885 F ct.
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Z. AT BIG SACRIFICE.
Party about to leave city has authorized us to
sell his Groom bay window press brick house. on
18th st. best location, at the very low price
Of Sc, $50. Worth 81 900. Call to at once.
E. LODGE HILL. Exc. Agt.,
ap253t SO2 F ST. nv.
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FOR SALE
Howard ave-, Mt Pleasant
Containing II rooms and bath; first floor kitchen;
large double parlors. The house is exceptionally
well built and should he inspected to be appre
ciated: lot 5Ox150. Price .............. &11 600
E. LODGE HILL,
1t SO2 f st. NV
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FOR SALE
How Is this for Investment?
Fine 2-stofy brick house, well located In NV,
containing rooms and baths, cellar, fur. heat;
lot 2Ox150. Rent. $50 Price only. So 600
We have a nice 2-story. Groom and bath house
on north side OF ST., Bloomingdale for. 3d. 800
K. LODGE HILL.
1t 500 + ST NV.
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FOR SALE NOtTTiWEST-
PRICE, 81 500
Harvard st. bet. Sherman ave and It'll st new:
rms; modern brick; rent, $1,000.
PICKFORD & Co,
1te III lAfh st "
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HANDSOME NEW HOMES on '.CO-
LuMBIA HEIGHTS HIGH AND HEALTHY;
ALI. MODERN HOMES.
1919 Kenesaw ave; OPEN VIII let you
be the judge II ii is not the biggest bargain
offered Columbia heights. Have just
completely overhaued 1t, putting In new gas
fixtures, new mantcls few gas CRATES. new por-
celain-lined sink and back in kitchen; kitchen
walls and feo-s newly painted; whole house In
side and out newly painted; all floors and stairs
polished; the entire house newly papered; $50 a
roll pressed paper parlor: Egyptian decoration
in dining room; rich designs Of plastic relief
work in tints parlor and dining room ceilings;
vastly finer and better than when new; IL rooms
baths: steam heat: cost owner $13, 600, and will
now sell at a low price.
WOULD EXCHANGE FOR GROUND.
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FOR sALE-HoUsES,

FUR BALE
PRICE s. GO ----.
North capitol street near New York avenue.
IS FIT FRONT.
INNS. AND BATH, MODERN BRICK; FUR.
MACE; SIDE AND REAR ALLEYS.
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FOR SALE
near Conn ave.: large double brick contain
ing 10 rooms; porcelain baths; front OF brown
stone and brick; house 80 It. front; hot-water
heat.
Price, $4,000
E. LODGE HILL.
1t S02 st. NV.
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FOR SALE-THIS PROPERTY OFFERED AT A
low price. No. 14iS 18th street.
$41o0
Renting for $32. 80.
"A desirable locality, within 2 blocks Of Iowa
Circle: 10 rooms; brick: a very large tiled bath
room with extra fne quality OF thing and open
plumbing; large porcelain bath tub; a large lot
1exl00; wide alley; room for stable. A loan OF
$500 AT Sc Interest remain.
II MOORE HILL Qne.a ut 18th q. ~.
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FOR SALE
HOUSES! HOUSES! HOUSES!
In all sections-of all descriptions-and at all
prices.
We will be pleased to show you what we have.
Drop line. giving description, location AMI
price desired. We will do the rest.
THOMAS ]. FISHER CO., Incorporated,
ap25-1m 1414 street n
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PRICE, $3.50.
No. II n. Y. ave. ne:
. rms. and BATH brick: furnace: cellar
deep parking; rent, $26; always rented.
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$3.65O-CoLUMBIA' HEIGHTS ON HARVARD
AVE.-Frame COTTAGE rooms and bath; new
plumbing; lot 25xf56 to alley; ground alone
worth more than price asked. Rented at $21 So
THE r. ]. MARSHALL CO.,
It, 1405 n Y. ave.
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SALE
$3,OoO-Short walk Of Capitol; desirable section
Sc; fine 6-rm., bath, brick; cellar; good front
and rear yards rent, $40 So
Reception hall plan.
A snap Emerson st. In a 6-rm., BATH
brick; nice size lot; rent, $1630-and the price ,
well, call and about it.
E. LODGE HILL
1t S02 st. NV.
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2-story brick, 8 rooms and bath; centrally 10
Gated Rent, sec. 90. Price, 81, 800.
E. LODGE HILL
1t S02 F st. NV.
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So, s5O-2-story brick; rooms and bath; cellar;
fur. heat.
Rents at $25 Price low, So, $50.
These properties will enhance in value Buy
now. Good homes or fine investments.
Z. LODGE HILL,
1t 800 + St NV
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l25. l27 1871 1873 L ST NV.
$3.50 EACH.
THEY MUST BE SOLD. YOU CAN GET A AR
GAIN.
800 TO 800 cash; easy monthly PAYMENTS
They cannot be equaled for the price. Note the
general appearance-well elevated-a well appear.
ing house a handsome house
Red brick and stone fronts. The arrangement Is
the best-parlor. reception hail. dining room ma n.
try aud kitchen on first floor; back porch three
sleeping rooms and modern tiled bar room:
plenty of closet room
These houses well finished: hardwood on LIST
floor; dining room 10 be- finished in burlap with
wooden paneling and plate rail
LOOK AT THEM. WE CAN GIVE YOIT A BAR
GAIN YOU WILL NOT HAVE AN OPPO9TI'.
NIFTY TO BUY THEIR EQUAL WHEN THEY
nrEN SUNDAY AND WEEK DAYS FOR IN.
SpEcrION.
1t MOORE a HILL dnc.). III 14th ST. NV.
FOR SALE-io. ~ U ST. NV
THREE SOLD; TWO LEFT
These Well-built houses must be seen TO he an
lot 10 feet inches wide e houses built on an
original so feet, but full Is feet wide; a rear al
ley 10 feet wide. Handsome fronts of pressed
brick and select quality OF stone A novel fea
ture of these desirable aud complete little homes
Is a long-distance telephone already installed IN
each house and service prepaid for one year
No. 10 L ST. n.w.-4 rooms on LIST floor (receptIou
hall PLAN. sleeping rooms and tiled bath
No. 42-Double parlors, dining room and kitchen
on LIST Moor, sleeping rooms; corner Of alley
SIDE LIGHT; $500.
You have chance to secure one OF these hand
some houses at actual cost. They bnilt by
the owner to dispose Of the ground and not with
the idea Of making profit on the building Dom
hesitate.
The easiest terms can be arranged-$3OO to SSOI
cash and reasonable monthly payments.
Open Sunday and week days for inspection.
II MOORE h HILL. CInc.), TIT l4th ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-25

FOR SALE
So, $50 ckington-A very pretty spot; lot 2sx
90; large rooms; tiled bath; hardwood finish;
hall and window seats Before looking elsewhere
see this house. Don't forget the price.
E. LODGE HILL,
1t SO2 F st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-25

FOR SALE
Columbia Heights
2-story house; rooms and porcelain bath.
Lot 25x15O, alley.
Price reduced to 81, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-25

FOR SAIE-MODE;L HOME IN NE; JUST FIN.
ished. q rooms. natural wood finish h,th $780,
lain tub. sanitary plumbing, concrete cellar fur
nace cabinet mantels, front porch; built by days
labor. Don't purchase until you have examined
this ideal home. Sold at sacrifice. Terms easy
mh21-tf d. d, THOMPSON. 1885 nj.