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Arterward we went on deck. and then under
stood that the vessel sinking and that we
would have to take to the boat was IrlSht-
enedq Well did not have time TO analyZe my
feelings as too much was happening. The cap
tain has told the story, and really there is not
much TO say except that we were very thank
fuT 10 the men of the Navigator and the life
saving crew who came to our assistance
never want to go through such an experience
aSsi1 Even in the midst of our troubles the
men made it as easy for myself and Mrs. Grover
as they could.
The Henry p Mason built at Bath Me-
in 1884. and according to the register, is owned
bv Samuel r. Percy. She was l21 tons gross
166 feet long, 81 feet beam and 1875 feet depth.
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GENERAL elovANlNELu DEAD.

Paris Aug. 3o.-General Giovanineli died last
night at Sedan after illness lasting two days
The General distinguished himself in the French
campaign in Mexico in 1863 as a lieutenant He
went through the entire siege Of Metz in 1870 COM
manded a regiment In Tonkin in 1884 and was pro-
NOTED general before the end of the campaign,
He later served with distinction in Tunis Algeria
and Madagascar. He was born at Rostino Corsica,
IN 1877
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Citations.
rTHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW


Il York by The grace of and independent 10
Annie a. Mitchell, Burnett Y Tiffany, Louise H. I.ah!
Ten Broecz Morse Gertrude shaw Eliza TIFFANY vans
Iav Alfreda Mitchell Bingham, NoodbT,dge Basit-,
Charlie Tiffany Mitchell. Mary TIFFANY Lusk Mll-n
-hTnopson Iglsk. Louise LusN. Charles Lewis IialIy
EI1Ija Goddard Tiffany. Louise Comfort TIFFANY JUL.
t-Nres, TifIany Dorothy Trube Tiffany. Mrs Halsts
renblev ana all persons Interested in the es,ais g
charles l. tiffany. late Of the County Of New lor
1900 as creditors leCatees. of ethefNss;
send Greeting: AMI each OF you are hereby ssI
required personally be and appear before our ~
OF the County Of New York at the SurrosaIes tV ss
sa{I County held the County Court House 10 ,os-
county Of York. the 10th day Of SEPTEMBER, sa
baifpast ten clock in the Tor Of that LAY
and there to attend judicial settlement 4 The seeSs ss
nrorsedngs Of Louis Tiffany. Charles T. COOS 49,
Alfred Mitchell. Executors % anu -
T-ser VIII ard Testament 1t said 0eAs-
s5 such OF YOU hereby cited under ie
- tVentv-ore years. required TO appear ni
Guardian il You have u have none 20 app-
FOR be appointed or ia tns event 49,
failure do guardian VIII pe apPl
~ me SURROGATE represent and act fer you ~ ~
cseSiug In testimony whereof. have causeG n
- the Surrogatss Court % said County of New Ao,A
- be hereuntO affixed Witness. Hon Trans
IL. Fitzgerald Surrogate Of oar s9lt CouN{i ,r
County OF New York. the lolh cay -, ~ a.
N the year OF Lord Thousand nine alII IL
three. :. Z st4I.1 = Court
BAYARD I. PECK. Attorney fos Petitioners. 70 L-~''
Street. New York City
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RoueH NIGHT ON THE SOUND.
Wrecked Schooner Drifts-Steamer Hamp'
tom Puts Back with Her Passengers.

South Norwalk. Conn. Aug, SO--ln the nea IVY
rai, md wind storm to-day the wreck OF the
80 l++4.-an 1I,iTie l. Newton drifted about mile
Southwest of Green's Reef Light where she brought
up ON her anchors and pounded badly Al aarA she
appeared to be all right. and Will not crii' Hue"
more probably as the wind IS moderaths. -.
The steamer Hampton. plying between tns polt
ord Nav,-York had rough time in the SoIno iast
night and finally had 70 put a9qut n NeWY
City When off Stamford two stahciioitTTT be oas
large door were smashed in by the seas I"' P'
sengers came on by rail.
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BIG RUSSIAN wARsHlP LAUNCHED.

81 Petersburg. Aug. So.-The battleship Sava
one Of the largest vessels in the Russian NAVY
was launched yesterday at the Baltic yard in the
presence OF the Car and the royal family. The
sava which was lsid down IN 1901 is of 1900 tons
displacement, 1900 horsepower and 37s z feet long
She has an armor belt OF "a inches. and carries an
armament Of four Pinch guns twelve s-inch guns
twenty 3-inch guns. twenty 5-pounders and six
l-pounders- Her speed is 10 be eighteen knots and
her viii number 30
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TROOPS CONTROL MONAsTIR.
Flying Column for ACCOMPLISHMENTS
at Constantinople Guarded.

Constantinople. Aug. 30.-In official circles it
IS said that the situation in the vilayet of Mon
astir is improving and the troops are gaining
the upper hand. flying column is being
formed TO fight the bands in the Adrianople dis
trict where the military authorities are reoui-
sitioning horses almost everywhere, giving
vouchers payable after the restoration Of order.
Precautions have been adopted to protect the
Russian embassy and consulate, owing to the
receipt of anonymous letters threatening them
with destruction.
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vEsuvIUs STILL IN ERUPTION.

Rome. Aug. 3o.-The eruption of vesuvius
continues, but without apparent danger to the
neighboring population. Thousands of people
remain up all night 10 witness the spectacle
The lava emitted is of unusually liquid form
and consequently covered larger area than at
rlraN arlI.h ing
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TREASURY OFFICIALS GO WEST.

s. Paul. Aug 39-RobeTt 3. Armstrong Assist
ant Secretary Of the Treasury; y. ". Stranahan
Collector OF tho Port OF New-Yorl5 and Hamilton
Fish Assistant Treasurer at New York left here
to-day over the Great Northern for the Pacific
Coast where they will visit number Of cities,
Peturning East The party will spend a week or
more in Yellowstone Park
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RUSSIAN GRAND DUKE STRICKEN.
Michael Nicolaievitch, Cousin of the Gar,
Suffering from Apoplexy.

St Petersburg, Aug. 30.-The Grand Duke
Michael Nicolaievitch cousin of the Car, has
suffered stroke of apoplexy and has become
partially paralyzed the left side. The medi-
cal bulletin issued regarding his condition says
that. in spite Of the drtwsiness of the patient
his mind is clear, the heart action satisfactory
and the temperature normal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-31
SEARCH FOR NoRDENsKJOLD.
DR.. Charcot's Expedition Sails from Brest
on the Francois.

Brest. Aug 3o.--The steamer Francois. with the
Antarctic expedition under DR. Jean Charcot, son
OF the well known alienist which will endeavor to
find Nordenskjolds missing expedition, sailed to-
day. The Francais left Havre on August Is. but
was afterward delayed by a fatal accident TO one
of her sailors She will go to Madeira, Buenos
Ayres and Punta Arenas, from which point the
voyage into the Antarctic will be made The ex-
petition IS under the patronage of the Academy of
Professor Otto Nordenskjold's South Polar vessel
Antarctic sailed from Gothenburg, Sweden. on
October 49, 1901. She has not been heard from for
considerably a year. The Swedish Govern
ment dispatched a relief expedition board the
Frithjof on August IT, The Argentine Government
has also arranged to send a relief gunboat.
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TURKISH CONSUL GENERAL DEAD.

Paris Aug 3o.-The Turkish Copsul General at
MarseilIes, NJ. Gaeanaki. died this evening sudden
~ while preparing 10 give great feast N nonor
81 the Sultan next Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-31
MODEST CANADIAN PROPOSAL.
Parliament Member Starting a Movement to
Purchase the State of Maine.
tBy TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE

Halifax. Aug So.-Jabez Robinson, a member OF
the Canadian Parliament, has put forth project
in the House for Canada to buy the State of Maine
from the United States and it to the Do
minion. full terms of citizenship He argues
that it belonged to Canada it should revert
10 her in order to straighten her boundaries and
give her direct outlet TO the Atlantic He thinks
that the Maine people in the northern section would
be glad to come under the Canadian flag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-31
NO BLooDsHED AT NEvEsKA.

salonca, Aug. 3O.-The Bulgarian insurgents,
on capturing the town of Neveska on August %,
seized the arms and ammunition of the garrison.
levied contribution of $1,000 on the town and
then withdrew 10 the mountains. The Turkish
troops. on their arrival, bombarded the town,
hut, receiving no response. they entered the town
without moIesting the inhabitants
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DRIVEN ASHORE AT SOUTH aEACH
The SlOOp valkyrie, with Seven People
Aboard, Stranded.-None Hut.

The soop Valkyrie. OF South Beach was driven
ashore on the beach last evening with a -~rty Of
seven on board The party consisted Of 4 Use.
y. Court. John Edwards. Harry Jones spuel
Jack {. z. Anderson and J. Burke all OF Block
Iyu. They had engaged the boat for a sail ami
despite the storm, sailed out tlr Sandy
Hook.
When on the way back. while attempting 10
make a buoy tho beach, they Were driven
aground They were in no great danger. but
Patrolman Michael Cannon, seeing their situation.
procured a boat and Went put 5hciV rescue. Hs
brought all ashore safely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-31
BAoUERIz0 VICE-PREsIDENT.
Ecuador Congress Annuls Decision Declar-
ing Election Unconstitutional.

Guayaquil. Aug. 3o-Congress, which on August q
annulled the election CT DR.. Alfredo Baquerizo
Ecuadorian Minister 10 the United States, as Vice
President of the republic. the ground that it
unconstitutional. yesterday reconsidered its ac-
ton. declared the election valid and proclaimed
him Vice President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-31
DIVIDEND DISBURSEMENTS IN gosToN

Boston. Aug. 30 CspeciaD.-Frank A RuggIes est
mates the dividend disbursements in Boston fo
September at s72sl250. as against $ssl4754 in Sen
tenLeT. 1892. and $5.Sio,550 six months ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-31
BRITISH LABOR PARTY ACTIVE.
Organizing Many Campaigns for Seats in
Parliament at Next Election.

London. Aug. So.-As outcome Of the recent
successes at the Parliamentary bye-elections the
labor party is organizing for in Par
lament at the next general elections an I'M
pTeceoentedly large scale. Among others Mr.
Chamberlain's seat for West Birmingham will be
contested by the prominent labor leader w j.
Davis, q strong free trader.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-31
ARBITRATION DATE UNCHANGED
Venezuelan Cases To Be Opened at The
Hague on September /.

The Hague, Aug 30.-It is officially announced
that the Arbitration Court for the Venezuelan
claims VIII assemble on September /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-31
SWEPT AWAY BY A GEYSER.
Several Sightseers in New-zealand Lose
Their Lives in Great Eruption.

wellington N. T., Aug. Boa great eruption
of the Waimangu geyser occurred to-day. Sew
eraI sightseers were swept away by the stream
of boiling water.
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AUSTRIAN GUNBoAT FOUNDERS.
Eleven of Her Crew Saved by French Trans
atlantic Steamer.

Cadiz, Aug. 30.-The Austrian gunboat Siberia
has foundered off this port Eleven of her crew
were saved by a French transatlantic steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-31

-, 4Lo o,tv There were several excursions rom
49, the hudson and from New-Jersey. Luna ]A,A
md Rostock's Animal Arena were aT gosds 'N' '
a at4ra ctfons open. Few arrests were 'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-31
FERDINAND ON WAY TO SOFIA.
The Bulgarian Ruler Decides at Last tc
Return to His Capital.

Budapest, Aug. 30.-Prince Ferdinand of Bull
gsria arrived here to-day and proceeded to Sofia
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TO coNEY IN SPITE OF STORM.

The storm yesterday did not keep people away
from Coney Island. about ten thousand going there
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FOR sALE-HoUsEa.

a WE PRODUCE
Aish-class realty values
win pay you to see our houses; they
are not like the ordinary houses. They
are full Of new IDEAS. We never had .
house nnished before 1t was sold.
THE REASON Is
That we PRODUCE and sell to you d.
RECT. and buy materials and ground 10
LARGE quantities. Be sure to get de-
scriptfon and prices Of what we win have
this spring.
II you would prefer to
BUILD YOUR HOME
After your own ideas the character OF our
business will permit Us to do 1t Tor you.
on lot
2ox1oo. IN THE NV,
For much LESS MONEY than the same
house ready made would cost You else
where.
OUR 30-PAGE BOOK
(free) tells "how we do IT." 1t also tells
how to buy or build home; 1t is full Of
original ideas and suggestions in the house
line; 1t is NOT catalogue. Call at office
or write for it.
MIDDAUGH AND SHANNON.
S02 + st.. Owners.
NO place like home; no homes like ours"
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

Desirable Homes in Georgetown.
The home properties offering in George.
town should appeal to you from every point Of
view. Moderate prices and very easy TERMS
Consult us about Investments in Georgetown.
The Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Co.
13231325 32d st. Phone West 40.
mh13-1Od
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FISE HIGH-GRADE
northwest Investment property. showing l0es on
$50 600. Exceptional opportunity for ciezr income
Il $2o9 mo. address d. O. WAXING, 1li4 @ nv.
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NV 112Ovt av15 2b$1S5.o0 Nw1 Naylor ct 4r. g. 30
NV ais Pa av 22r. INV ,834 Shows row SIT 30
NV 1104 9th, 14r, b. 00 NV. 1905 Cation, 4r 90
NV 1889 O. 1877 b. SIS. ,219 9th, Or, b. $3.50
NW,1021 ed, 11r, b.42. 211 Sd, Dr. b.. 1850
NV l2i7 H. 8r, b. 40 5OSW ,238 18th, Or, bis. 40
NW,1616 Sth Or, b. 20.50SW. $40 Va av, 4r..15. 80
NV $50 Spruce 81, b. 20 30SW 1885 Va av 4r. 80
NV 1927 With 20 00SW 924 Va av, Ar. $50
NV 2O09 L, Or. .16.50SW,621 O. Or. 49, 80
NV, 1902 4th, Or. SW sos G. Or. ia. so
NV 5l1 s, Id. 80 SW 635 @, 4r. II 80
NV 400 O. Sd q. IT. 1900 SW 1911 D, II 80
NV ,1424 av 5r.14. 80 Sw 427 9Th, rms. II 90
NW.117 Pierce. Or. ia. 30 Sw 210 14th: 5r. 80
Nw,142S av, Or. .12 80 SW SIS Burke's al 80
NV 1901 Erie 5r .12.00NE 11O1 Fla az, 81, q. 90
INVITA- E, Or. %. 10. 30N E,NW cor 5th & K
NV 1202h 18th, Ar. 0.30 (store) 5rdb. 600
NV 1902 10TH Ar. 10 30 Sc 1880 K, 10. 90
NV 201O Davs'n ct, AS. 80 Sc 142 NJ, 4r.... 4. 30
NV, 1153 23d. ir. .S.30SE,S49 I'd. rooms. 600
FLATS-NORTHWEST.
800 Pa. ave.. Sd hoor 4r. and $25.O 90
STORES
NV, 61S Pa. Stories eel, elev. Per s. 400
NV, S.W. cor. LIST and H. 2 rooms ......... 90
NE, NV. cor. 5th & X, store and dwelling. 20.00
NV, cor. 22d and Water. 1000
OFFICES.
NV. Gunton bldg, offices NV. e4s La ave. Offices
NV, Central bldg. Offices NV, SO3 Co.. Offices
APPLY AT OFFICE FOR WEEKLY BULLETIN.
mh7-tf THOS E. WAGGAMAN, .917 F st. NV.
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OUT OF TOWN PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-oR RENT@FINE MODERN RESI-
SOS: from us. Naval Academy. Apply to GEO.
EORBkS Att'y-at-Law, 9l& Equitable BLDG, Bal
timore Long-distance sphons est. Paul 79a'
mh11-w, f&m-13tsS
FOR SALE-A COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE
It Atlantic City; all modern Improvements. Price
10000. Az an Investment II win net l01s IL.
room hou~e; ami: lot IS by $50 It. House on
rear. rooms. water and bath. all In good re-
pair. Only $3,S00-a rare bargain.
0RA0 N. THOMAS
mh5Ns Csecoran building.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

mh13-3t
FOR sALE-HOMES AND NvESTMENTS-
Nice bsy.window. history. basement. rooms and
Is. home i fisst section. Price oaiy 1850 -
nice 2-story, basement, Groom, bath brick near
4th and N ne. Price only $2,675..
frame and store, good renter. Price, 81. 80.
9th st. near n n.w:-7-room frame; lot 2o1
So. ~ to wide alley. Rent, ST. Price, $1,000:
sss e'I Pr ass1 o s1S 80 n''' ''s' ''
kitchen and stable: Rent. $40. to tenant of
mh13-st ELDRIDGE e. JORDAN. 1914 NV.
FOR SALE SPECIAL BARGAIN : COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS. We ordered by owner to dispose
Of two Of the best houses on Columbia Heights
18ft. front; southern exposure; near 18th 81
These houses constructed In the finest man
ner; finished in hardwood; tiled bath; open
h sase THE Trust Can REMAIN
IF DESIRED. At PER CENT. THE PRICE
TO- QUICK g H RpxES fs;GSo CO. $40 st. NV.
FOR sALE-A NEAT LITTLE COLONIAL HOME
IN NE. SECTION-the most attractive little
house ever offered for the price. ONLY =. $50
10 Sest and porcSes
to an alley. The workmanship and construction
are unsurpassed by any house in this section.
1t II. K. HOWENSTEIN CO., BIO G ST. NV.
FOR sALE-A sNAP-IN GOOD. CLEAN, PRO
gressive locality-3-story bay-window press brick
front, with 10 rooms and bath; in good condition;
WILL MAKE DELIGHTFUL HOME OR A
GOOD INVESTMENT. PRICE REDUCED TO
It H R. HowENsTEIN CO.. 91o st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE s., 800. RENTED FOR sss
A MONTH. We can sell you neat 2-story
pantrie tries N etc. This This Is one OF TIE BEST
kENTISa PRoPosTTIoNs in THIS CITY. SEE
1t a. r. HowENsTEIN CO., go G st.an.w.
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wELLBuILT HOMES.
You invited to inspect these superior-con-
II You appreciate the difference between a
erected by spectators, you will see that these
ssson are If %ou AYE 'aa es
BUILDER WITH YOU.
OF THE MOST RELIABLE AND CoNaoIEN-
TIoUs BUILDERS IN THIS CITY, ONE AG AZ
CLASS BUILDINGS. The work was done with
the same mechanics, and with as much care as
Prices. 81. 500 ,4eoo. s4,7oo.
A. a. 81 Florida sa. ave NV; TWO q, FRONTS ats
Lots run ovs houe p0 On
EASY PAYMENTS
$500 cash. We Will lend So, 900 at ~ per cent.
s stone Porch as All
OPEN FiREPLAcEs; pretty DECORATIONS; DoU.
BILE FLOORS. No. I flooring or! FiRsT.CLAss
THESE ARE FIRsT-CLAss HOUSES PUT
TOGETHER TO STAY; will not need continual
DELiGHTFUL LocATfoN-aIGH, HEALTHY,
ooN' stone 4 F FahsE Ezclu.ly. Agents.
mh11-3t 500 ard sos 3 ST. NV.
FOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE,
WIDE FRONTAGE; LARGE ROOMS
1928 HARVARD ST.
Handsome front: Roman brick.
Parlor. reception hall. large. light dining room,
pantry and kitchen on first floor; large bed
rooms; elegant baths; entire house beautifully
decorated; lot 10 feet wide. $50 deep.
PRICE, So. 600.
Superior to many $12. 900 houses.
mh11-3 STONE & FAIRFAX, So6-S08 E st. NV.
FOR sALE-AT Low PRICE
LESS THAN 5000.
well-constructed. solid red brick front:
very large rooms; dry cellar; SANITARY
PLUMBING; thick walls; splendid trimmings;
lot q. 6x135; SIDE ALLEY; y lettered street
NV; near schools. cars, markets. stores.
mills STONE & FAIRFAX, S06-6O8 st. NV.
FOR sALE--A DESIRABLE DWELLING N
neighborhood Of new union depot: rooms and
bath brick. Cheap at H.250
mhl1-st A. A. WILSON & CO.. 800 It'll st. NV.
FOR SALE--A SNAP; SAME AS ADVERTISED
last month for $1b, 600: must be sold; held now
at $4,000 for quick sale; only step from Du-
pout; sstory; cellar; stone front: II rooms: Lot
21xl02; coed. substantial home.
CANNON 4 SUMMERS.
1422 st. NV. (Eho-6t) Phone Main 2o0O. +
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNTsHED.

FOR RENT-$3O PER si0.-3-STORY AND GEL
LAR: s ROOMS AND BATH: FURNACE HEAT;
GOOD CONDITION. No. 2f2 9TH ST. NE. KEY
AT 116 9Th NE.
mh12-3t
FOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL HOME ON ST NEAR
14th st.; steam heat; low rent, $50 mo. Apply
EARLY & HAMPTON, 615 14tL st. mh10-f1t
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GALEN HALL,

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
eAnatax1Em and hotsl. New building. han6soms
a1d eleg4 In every feature. Physicians and nursss
Rooms with private baths and eeA water. plaeo
for rest and hsdlthssekess Table ard service lrst
class nooklst. = L YOUNG. General 1anaGets
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FOR RENT-oUT OF TOWN.

FOR RENT-COMPLETELY FURNISHED, LARGE
private boarding house, opposite U. s.. Naval
Academy; low rent. Special Inducements II taken
at once. Address E. W. IGLEHANT, Annapolis,
Md. n L. --7s-l---T fe28- S6ts
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CES.
425 18th NV. Sd flo, 500:
4th flo. SIS, with heat.
941 + NV, 3r. .....$2o.00
res.
PA 9th NV (14x35). $40
l2i5 18th se,5r, 2stos.$35
LES.
124S Sth NV. rear. :. SIS
mh9-tf
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FOR RENT
1918 18th NV Tor b. se5 oo1sl7 I'd NV fur AS 90
1903 Belmont Y. 10 b60 00 2219 NV ar. $50. 400
24sS 18Th II nw 19r Office rms 1907 st NV
TYLER & RUTHERFORD Qnc) 1907 st.
oc1S-126t.
FOR RENT-1433 u ST. NV; VERY ATTRAC-
tive 2-story bay window brick cellar; rooms
BATH ami. rent, $1,000. Key at office. ED
WARDS & REEVES Qnc) 614 18th st. NV.
mh9-6t
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CLEVELAND PARK.
THE CHOICEST.
S-tf $40 14TH ST.

FOR ALE-.BARGAINs-LARGE BRICK, B ST.
sw. near bureau engraving; only $1,000. Two
nice Groom bricks, near AZ ST; fine investment;
81, 750 each. Also modern brick. rooms, bath;
deep lot to alley; convenient location; 4th st.
NV; reduced to $3.50; owner must sell; 1919
investment s.e., $3.50.
mh13-3t O. BOYER & CO.; 91o st. NV.
FOR SALE-HoW 10 BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
near Mount Pleasant with 500 cash and $50
monthly. Great chance for speculation, For full
particulars drop postal, telephone call for new
16page illustrated booklet plat, ETC., OF North
Columbia Heights. Carriage free to see the prop
erty. FULTON R. GORDON,
Telephone Main 59s-M. 7O4 14th NV.
mh12-3t
FOR sALE-''NOr IN A ROW'-sOMETHlNG
diiferent.A1 ideal house. standing alone on lot
usual city house, built in row. 16A feet front:
note the difference. Deseription Colonial stye
of architecture; 2-story, 8-room and bath brick;
large verandas, center hall, cabinet mantels, oGen
CRATES hardwood finish, handsomely papered, SC.
House faces due south. Located on Quincy st.
Heights, one square north Of Mount Pleasant.
This property will double in value as soon as 14th
st. and the 14th st. line extended. Price
only $6sOO-S5oO to 81 900 cash, balance as rent.
FULTON r. GORDON, 7O4 18th nv
mh12-3t Tel. Main 598-M
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FOR RENT
1929 NJ 15r 3b pr an 81 500 21Os NV 12r. 80. 90
1101 f. Or, 2b. 900 1924 NV, 7r, b.. .35. so
1904 G. floors 100 0O 461 Fla av, Or, b.. 80 so
1903 ?, 12r, b.: III av. 1Or b: 80 so
1903 10th, lar, b.. 10 1905 NV, 7rb. % 80
1927 Phelps Or. b. so SOIL 1909 18th. Or. 1000
1926 n Y. NV, Or. b., hot-water ht .$45. 90
1925 n. Y NV. Or. & b., hot-water ht. IS. 90
SIS 14th st. NV, rooms and bath. $3.50
mL2-n GASCH BROS, 1926 N. Y. ave.
FOR RENT. II. SMITH CO.. 1908 N. Y. AVE,
RENTAL AGENTS, BOND BLDG.
1921 H st. me-, rooms and bath; good
order: 1st-fOor kitchen; good yard. fe27-tf
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TOR RENT BY GEO. W. LINKINS, 800 10TH ST.
Store, 1913 Pa So. 90 1715 Seaton Or, 1850
Store 720 goth. 40. so 2425 Ont av, 6r 1880
2l14 ii, 1Or, d.. 4O.6O BIS 22d, Or, $50
2027 l., 1r.store, .25 90 Good houses for coored
2401 NV, 7r. b&sto' 90 tenants, from 81 up
2135 l, Or, b... .22.5 so Storage rooms. SIS 90
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.UL, Sc. COR. 7TH 81 NV.
o 9l3 1 st, 3r&b fiat. 1000
o 400 n Cap, Ar fat. 1000
+ 434 r. I av, Or. 1850
% 1245 H ne, stO&cel. 1850
OTTO It'll NV, store, 2r. 1850
Q 1908 D Sc, Or. b. :. 1850
5 1015 18th NV, store 1900
0 1898 9Th, 5r, w.....15.30
Q 1S141a 7th NV, store. 1880
0 612 s NV. Or. $50. .15. 30
1902 Fla av NV, Or, b. Ia. 90
0 S2S 9th NV, Ar, W, col. 1880
o 422 o NV. 5r&b f1at.12.5O
o 1913 n ] av Sc, Or. 1880
o 1924 n Cap, 3r&w 1850
5 RI PIT AZ NV, sta 1000
0 2437 Sth NV. 5r, w(coD9.50
o 452 D NV, off RS. 81 & s.
o. Rear sos 18th nw(coD $40
0 476 Navy pl Sc, Ar, w.5.50
0lHotel, 36r, st heat, cheap
NV, steam heat. mh7-tf