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The Union Trust CODDalY

NEW HAY FEN. CHARTERED by the state of Connecticut with authority to act as Executor, Ad- ministrator, Guardian, Receiver or Trustee. under will or deed.
 Is a legal depository of money paid Into Court and all public Trust Funds Acts aa Trustee for Municipalities, Corporations. and individuals, and administers trusts of all kinds. Empowered to act as registrar of stocks, bonds or other evidence of indebted ness. manage sinking funds, and do all bus mess such as usually done by trust compa- nes.
 It also does a general banking business. collecting checks, notes, coupons and re. ceives deposits. The principal of each trust is invested by itself and kept separate and apart from the general assets of the Com. pany.
 This Company is by law regularly exam ined by the bank examiner of the state of Connecticut.
 EUGENE s. BRISTOL, Treasurer m26-tf
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NEW FORK STOCK MARKET
Opening. Highest. L,

Opening, Highest, Lowest Quotations. 1 On the New York Stock Exchange,
 reported oy Prince & WhiteIy, Bankers and Brokers. 52 Broadway. New York, land Is Center Street, New Haven. Open. High. Low. Close
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Chicago Market.

Reported over private wire of J. L.. Mclean & O.. No 25 Broad street. New York; New Haven office, No. '841 Chapel street. Norman A. Tanner, Manager.
 Opeu High. Low. Close.
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"SLOhBER TRIO" WILL
SOON MAKE REPORT
It's Investigation Into District Offices
Promises 20 Be Conducive Of
Practical Results.

The committee appointed in August.
1913, 20 investigate and report on the
affairs and administration Of the Dis
trict government viii submit its report
November -. The committee consists
Of Health Officer Woodward Auditor
Garrison and Property Clerk simms.
il S. beiies I'd that the report, which
NAV fake up 500 pages of Jyp5WriJteH
matter. viii make suggestions which
viii enable the Commissioners TO have
the affairs OF the local government adj
nainistered IN a more prompt and satiz-
factory method than Is now the case. tt
is understood that one OF the commit
tees chief Efforts has been 90 eliminate
reu tape from the administration as
much as possible.
The committee has completed its exc
animation into the nifty District Offices
and IS compiling the data gathered for
the review OF the Commissioner Tt IS
understood that the committee has col
lected an the laws and regulations
enacted during the last twenty-five
years. and has coliated these with respect
20 their bearing upon each District Of
nee. The business methods OF each de-
rartmenr have been inquired into. and
the committee iu It's report, VIII sug-
EesL not only improvements iu busi-
ness methods bur viii also recommend
such amendments 90 laws and Tegula-
lions as seem advisable
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE or THE COLLECTOR OF
TAXES District of Columbia, Washing
ton October 81 l8J4.-TGxpayers Of the
District OF Columbia Will take notice that
the undersigned has received the state
ment of assessment OF realty taxes Tor
the District OF Columbia for the year
ending June 80. 1905, and will be ready 10
receive payment of taxes at this ONCE
on and after November T. 1904 The act
OF Congress approved FeDTuarv H. 1902
provides, That on and after the lst OF
November Of each year the tax may be
paid ia TWO equal IustallmenIs, the FIRST
iR November and the second IN May.
but no penalty shall accrue for delia-
queUcy until the following june. as here.
after provided on u the whole or any
part OF said JaE upon real and personal
property shall NOS bee paid before tbe
LIST day of june ia each year tne same
shall thereafter be In arrears and de-
lIaqUeut, and there shall then be added
90 be collected with the said tax, a pen
ally Of one per ceHtum per month upon
the amount thereof. and a like penalty
on the nTst day OF each succeeding
month until payment Of said tax and
penalty. and the whole together shall
uJute the delinquent tax to be
dealt with lH the manner now prescrt bed
by claw Attest, r q. DAVIS, Collec.
tOr OF Taxes. u. Z.
nO5,4,5,I,s.s
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LEGAL NOTICES.

A. b. DUVALL AND A. LEFTWICH
SINCLAIR. ATTORNEYS.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, folding d
District Court.-ln re the extension Of
Eleventh street, northwest, No. 556.
District Court DOCket.-NOuCe is hereby
given that the Commissioners OF the
District of Columbia pursuant to an or
der passed herein on the 18th day OF
June, 1904, and the provisions of an
Act OF Congress approved June 6, 1900,
entitled An Act Tor the extension OF
Columbia Road east OF Thirteenth street,
and for other purposes have nled an
amended and supplemental petition here
IN, praying that a jury of seven Cd ju-
diCiUUs, dlsInteTesteu men, not related 10
any person interested in this proceeding
and not iu the service or employ of the
District or Columbia or OF the United
States be summoned by the United
States Marshal for the District of CO.
Iumbia. to Te-assess such amount OF the
amount heretofore found TO be due and
of the land condemned for the extension
OF Eleventh street northwest on a
straight extension of the lines thereof
with a width OF ninety $50 feet from
Florida avenue 10 Harvard street, and
thence with the same width and IN "a
straight line, to LydeCker avenue. Join
ing said avenue with its center line or
p0siIe the center line of EslIn avenue as
benefits. and TO the extent OF such bene-
fits, against those pieces or parcels OF
land on each side of said Eleventh street
as extended, and also on any and AN
pieces OF parcels of land which have
been benefited by the extension of saId
Eleventh street, as aforesaid, as said
jury may ind said pieces or parcels OF
land have been benefited, ia accordance
with the provisions Of the aforesaid Act
of Congress. II is. by the court, this
9th day of October, A. ID. 1904 OR
DERED: That all persons having any
interest IN this proceeding be, and they
are hereby, warned and required 20 APP
pear in this court on or before the 2sth
day Of November. a. II. 1904 and 10 con-
tinue lu attendance until the court shall
have mace It's hnal order ratifylng and
confirming the Teassessment of dement's
OF the jury 20 be impaueled herein. IT
IS FURTHER ORDERED. Tha. this
notice and order be published once in
The Washington Law Reporter, and on
six secular days IN The Evening star
The washington Post and The Wash
ington Times. newspapers published in
said District, before the Z6th day OF No
yembeF, A. u. 1904. BY the Court.
ASHLEY NJ GOULD, Justice. A true
copy test. j. r. YOUNG, Clerk. BY J..
=. WILLIAMS. Assistant Clerk.
oc29. 81, nu5.712
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CHESAPEAKE { OHIO RY.

Trains leave Peuusg lEl-.l station Daily.
s.a9 - CHICAGO and EE. LOUIS -PE-
FFAI. solid se=Luu.er electric lighted
-.r.r.- car train 40 So Louis. HItl I-uf.-
man sIeepers o. Louisville, Cincinnati. In
FITraugils and ST. Louis. Par.or Car
tl--I5gH g. Virginia llal Springs week
daye Tarl1T Cars Cincinnati 10 Chic
caeo- Dining Car from Washington.
IN oil. . ME-. II. v. LIMITED. solid ves-
ffbufe electric lighted dining ear train
fg cincinnati. wltE Pullman sl-epers 20
g.-r.uuaft indianapolis. ST. Louis Lex
fnrrgn. and Louisville. Compartment
EH-fBer 90 Virginia Hot springs lally eA-
r.uJ sunday E.reueEs Cincinnati 70
gHlraEJ and 81. Louis. Dining car
Tgezervatlau and tickets aI aIa peuEsy lyluia
Avenue, 6-g Fourteenth street near 81 and
nd rEa station. Telephone 1870 Tor FeuusyI-
vaula Cab service li. W FULLER
Telephone Main 1863 Gel'l Passenger AEt
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RUSSIA PROVOKED
ALEXANOERS FATE
lnspifed Assassination, Says
''Narodi List. "
Calls Attention TO Decorations Con-
ferred on Regicides-CEar TO
Honor Them.

VIENNA, Nov. 5--A great sensation
has been caused ia Belgrade by the
statement OF the newspaper "Narodi
List" during King Peters abensece ga
Bulgaria. that IT has proofs 10 the ef-
feet that the reEicides and COnspiraturs
are spreading among the people the as
sertiou that il was Russia that desired
the removal of the Austrophils Obreuo-
Vlch dynasty.
IL is claimed by the paper that Rus
sian official frequently has confidential
conferences with the principal actors
OF the tragedy II Is pointed out tha-
every one OF the reEicides has received
the star Of EaraEeOrge The statement
IS now made that they are soon 10 re-
ceivs some distinction from the Gar os
Russia
The editor Of the paper challenges the
SerVian governments 10 start an action
against him. as he is prepared 10 prove
his statements IN the courts.
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ACCUSED OF BURGLARY
AT WASHINGTON SCHOOL

Three hundred dollars was the bond
asked by Judge kimbaII Ga the United
States branch of the Police Court today
when he held Jesse Parker, a negro. for
the action of the grand jury on a charge
Of housebTgak king
IL Dr. alleged that he entered the Wash
inRtou School for Boys. an TeuIeytovyu
yesterday morning. about & o'clock and
was TansackiUE the desks and lockers
when arrested.
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MONEY 20 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

MONEY TO LOAN on -. G. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates lE lEteTezL. Payment on pEil-
cIlal la amounts aE 500 or more received az
any interest period THE T. H. SMITH
CDMPAENs Bond Building. hos New York
ave. AH-
MONEY 10 LOAN on approved city real es-
tate az 8 ga. ana per cent Interest. Sps-
Cial privileges with respect 20 prior payments
Large amounts Speciality. TYLER a.
RUTHERFORD. l40I J. sI. NV. pcI0-tf
MONEY 10 LgAS-gg5g 10 $4,000 on ID. -
real estate. Interest low and AID IIausac-
lions conducted W4El economical C0ualleTa-
zion Tor borrowers.
WA H. SAUNDERS & CO.
1tJl y 81. n ".
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAN WAY
Ticket Office, I42I Penna. Ay

, I--"N ~'---NI ~ " NlII-ul AVC-
F8r petersburg. Raleigh WIlmluEtou 20
IlrtbLa. -auuah. Jacksonville. .na-u.r.t a.
lauta, Birmingham Mobile, Pensacola ana
New Orleans.
1915 A. a. DAILE-Seaboar5 Mail
Through pullman Buffet SIreptrs 10 Jarkggr-
willie. ria. connecting al Hamlet with Pull
man Sleeper 80 Atlanta
ZOO T.. d. BAIL1-Sesb OTl EsXBTasz--5ffH
train no Jacksonville and Tampa. with Is.sII-
man sIeapeTG through 20 Atlanta, Jackson
willie. and Iaupas taking GA cafe Dining
Car 81 Hamlet
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Bsst Trsatmsnt iaEa cold.

Hunt the world over and you win not
nnd anything better than ChamberIaiu's
cough Remedy toF cold When YOU
IKE d you do Uot have 10 remain In
oOrs but can 60 about your duties as
sual. IL cCuuteracts any tendency OF
cold toward pneumonia. For Eals by
ID druggists.
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I4CE--snoGlc De read daily changes may
occur at any time
r7CFrFrss- MATS .-. .,t.-.,,.s.-z 81. ,ss
Morris ~ saIfrg 5su,, - -. --..,,.,. y,
- |
cilSia6s Is arranged on TIE presumption Of
s .s e ln9i $780, Sls1 G,T' Ia ia '5,, TOT ls
Meeting closes win be made from the MAIN
VT -@N as lo''o"S'
Transatlantic Nails.
MONDAY .-- At ll.t5 pm for EUROPE l
~ ss9. h.lis1L i, mem ~. t4gil Ne" i1+''
'it Fis i-'-Lli' tlieioo-ts' aHd bremen
TUESDAI-tsJ At COS PM Tor EUROPE
town and Liverpool. 5IaII FOR FRANCE.
SWITZERLAND. ITALY, SPAIN. FOkIC-
GAL. TURKEY, EGYPT GREECE. aui
BRITISH INDIA must be dlrected per s.s-
ceafie-'
tcJ At HES pm Cor NETHERLANDS d.
rect, per SIS Amsterdam, from New Iork.
tc) AT 1I:45 pm. for NORWAY PARCELS
POST MAILS, per s-a United states. fr8.a
New York. Regular mail Tor DENMARK
WEDNEsDAY-tcl Az 10.s5 pm. for
tktANCE. 5SYITZE8LA ITALY. SPAIN.
ana BRITIsH IJDis 5sr - Tl..-r1s-
from New Tyra. via Harre afsH Tor 5tnsr
PARTS Of EUROPE must be directed per & s.
la Iouraiue.'
per IS EtrlrS from K 2 Pm 2, toF ~ c ltol-.
town and rfyerr-.1i ' 1oiA' Wa queens
- ---' q L''-
F ~ - I'm Lor b5-I-3iICA direct per
49,. -i4. 49,, --'l4 -se" 4olA- Mail must be
81 So = mani
tc) AT II 40 pm for ITALY direct, per ss
FTlncess Irene. tr0H New York. Mail must
be directed Per SIS. Princess Irene
Nil = G.,
MANS 4V4 oouLn ana central AmsfIca,
W.. r-.
west AAu1es5 ELes
erOs~Dav 10, A.. rr.- $500
FOT-s-T5T- tNrr, - - zt 49, ~ ~ ~
Y1rl --'-~F 1-o'-- -'~'
--T-----,.-- -
~ I-.sL'-A 1-sc) Al ll-l5 pm. Tor N4CAItA-
80 ttAt7l'L last tla7tJr HINDU tt--o lex
l-pt East g0astJs SALVADOR. PANAMA
IA - a. 49, -, E-[ADotts PERU. boil
- - am 1911 pr So Alliaueas from -Ne'-
49, "a Ion -4slll L14 ga E<Al Ala an
- -. az 4 --L~-s y OK tCl-JAlBiA must
De 14i@--si Ter S. Aliianca--
icJ At HIS pm. for HAITI per sg Prfuz
Willem ~ from New York. sIaI FOR CO.
EACAOs NEEEZU Ella TRINIDAD. ana
GUIANA must be directed per sal Friu5
Nulem ""
CcJ At u-E B.m. for ST KITS N-Fvrs
ST EIrgTATTf-S ST IA BT1S-E u 30
DOS, ana GUIANA per IS I-i1sr non s=e
Y0rk -0-' -i1-i- -'7'
-. a.. -..-
~ tt's2 h-l.i, teI Itfh1 ISLAND ana
=, lNrA-H 4sL-t t5--iIs Der SIS. Seminole
-lg 81 -r 49, 19iA
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs.

FOR RENT
THOMAS j.. FISHER & CO. INC
REAL ESTATE, LOANS. AND INSUR
ANCE, lH4 J. ST. y. W.
TELEPHONES A. 5fs AND ~. 1898.
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FOR SALE-FARmS.

FOR sALE-Guuning ana fishing grounds
Of 10 acres, Two miles from E-lkt1U. sd
fully equipped Tor club OF private party.
all particulars and photographs. Apply
WALFDEDs. SO Pennsylvania ave. n8.
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TOR sALE-HoUsEs.
RENT, saz so. MONTH.

A very attractive 6-room. bath, and cellar
brick dwelling in 9th St ne. neer II ST. car
line. Convenient 70 Gov. Print. ONES.
Good sized lot Always rented.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC GATEWAY.

Trals-CouJineuJaI route 20 the Canadian ana
United states Northwest. connecting al Van
CouEeT wiLu the finest lines of steamers uu
the Pacific fuT China Japan Philippines.
FISH, Honolulu Australia and New Zealand
For rates and Information apply 90
ID. II. MORSE. T.. 4 T. A..
1tth and New X0Tk ave. Bond Building
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RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE nov 8. 1904
Trains leave from l'euuEy IFauia Station
T.s5 a. IL DAILY-L0cal for Ifarris1nbLrs
WsFEentoHs Danyi-le. and way stations.
L0-5l A. b. DAILE-'t asiinst9n ana Florida
IImlttt- EIrst-class coaches and =.saEer ~
Columbia. savannah an1 Jacksonville, Din
ing Car service ...
First-class coaches and drawing rG-5nI
sleeper go New ORLEANS. Dining car service.
4.8l = M- WEEK DAHS-Loeai lor Fferrf-
s1HbuTg ana wAJ stations on Manassas
as p Il. DAuY-LoeaI for warrsnt5n and
7.s5 P. NJ DAILY-Nsw York and Atlanta
Express First-class coach 90 Atlanta
sleeper 20 columbus via Atlanta. sunset
tourist, sleeper Washington 90 san Fran
cisco Mondays, MedHes-lyss and FRIDAYS
$50 p il. DA1LY-New York ami Florida
TO Columbia. Savannah, and JacEg1UglIl4
Sleeper 10 Augusta Dining car service
1900 p 81. DAILY-eew YORK ami 1femBsfz
limited tvia LynehburEl- Flrst-cla5s
coach and sleeping car t8 Roanoke Ey,1g-
lille. Chattanooga and Memphis. sI--F.-r
% EeW Orleans Dining Car service.
western Limited All Pullman train -1,-F
and observation cars ~ atlanta AMI Ma
con- sieePers 70 -,ast,iIie. Atlanta. Macon,
TRAINS on BLUEMDEr BRANCH
Leave Washington 8 no A. ID. 1880 p. 81 4.lE
6.z5 J.. ST. week days for Leesburs orIr. Sun.
day trains lsaEo washington $40 a. 81. 6.s5
J.. M for E.uenOnt-
Through trains from the south arrive y-,,.,..
f-gtgu G. ~ A. M. 6-5Z IS. NJ 8sgl A AZ fS'I-
A. ~ $500 j.. NJ $3.50 h. 81, and $50 - ~
DAILY. L0caI trains from fiarrls.rt.,
7f..E A. a. week days. and s.al -
DAILY. From Charlottesville. SO M
and $40 j.. 50. DAILY
Tickets sleeping car reservations and de-
tailed information can Doe had an ticket 49,
Hces 700 18th st., 5ll PeanHg lFauia ave and
FenusyIvauia station baggage Checked
through frym hotels and residences.
Phone Ltal- H. tL. o. Cab Service
O. "a. ACkEHI. General Na1a-.r
s. 3D. HAEDWICk Pass TraF Nor
w. h. TAFLOE. Gen. Pass As-5t
j.. b. BROWN, General Agent
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GO IN SOUTHWEST.

coy 2-stoTy and cellar Groom and
bath brick ia Union Street. WIN rent for
$3.50 per month. Near two car lines.
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
once Of the Building Committee. WASH
iHgLol. D. o.. Sept. 10, lyJ4--Sealed pro-
pOsals viii be received al this Office
until . &. O'CLOCK u. 81. on the TENTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER 1894, and then
opened for the general construction Tex
cept heating apparatus, elevators, elee-
trio wiring, and conduit sysJemsJ &c TWO
laboratory buildings FOR the L.. $. De-
paTtmenU Of Agriculture, WashlugLgu.
j.. Co i'm strict accordance with the
drawings ard specifications Dy Rankin.
Kellogg e. Crane Architects, 1912 Wal
nut street. philadelphia. Pa, copies OF
which may Ge had upon applica tiou to
the Supervising Engineer. CAPT. John
stephen SeHeii Corps or Engineers. o..
s. ARMY. ar lle Department Of AETICul-
tuFe. Washington, ID. &. one set only
OF drawings and specifications viii De
sent 90 any one bidder. out additional
sets may be- purchased of the printers
designated Jy tho department. al cost
of production OF same All uPplicz-
lions must be accompanied by "a cgTti-
ned check for $50 made payable 20 the
DisBur5iug Clerk OF the Department of
Agriculture which checks viii be re-
lailed until the return OF al drawings
and specifications. including those which
may have been purchased from printers.
i. r. GALLOWAY Chairman.
sen - Z3. "A. 8C1i. l51uol.b
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.
TWO HOME BARGAINsi

A small home Iu good suburban
section. hve minutes ride from UZEn
Georgetown. a snap for -.....r.- tip5 ~
Here an opportunity for quick
buyer Snug little home iu Ten RI 40
HGIigt1Wu. on easy terms Tor only. y ] 3 ! ~
The Miller Shoemaker Real Estate Co.
sIAJS OFFICE, 1928 sd st. Phone " 30.
First Ward Branch once, Pa ave and Rock
tTeek. Phone West 544. H06-tf
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TIRE OF PRISON.
ASK FOR FREEDOM
Long Time Servers Would
Like to Get Out.
WOMAN ONE OF THE THREE
John Warren Has Been in Durance
Forty-Five Years for Murder
ing His Wife.

HARTFORD. Conn, Nov. Three
interesting cases viii come up before
the board az pardous at its next meet
Ing in December. The appeals viii be
sent today 70 the clerk
One OF the prisoners TO appeal has
been ia prison longer than any other
i'm this country. another is the only
Chinese lie prisoner in New England
the third Is the well-knOwu Nancy
Guilford, who was caught I'm London
and convicted here Of malpractice.
John Warren, who has been I'm prison
for f0rty-fve years, conducted q farm
near wellington.
Drowned His Wife.
On June . 1883, he induced his wife
70 go into the water % a brook known
as Roaring Brook" and held her head
under the water until she was drowned.
He ned and was captured I'm NorthaEp-
ton, Mass. He was taken 10 Holland
county Jail. from which he escaped He
was afteruard recaptured in his father s
barn in the town OF Mansfield. He was
found guilty and sentenced TO prison Tor
life. He is now slNJy-slE years OF age.
Nancy A. GE5lfOrd, convicted or man
slaughter at Bridgeport, april ID, 1879
and sentenced 10 prison Tor ten years.
asks for & pardon on the ground IlaI
s'she feels she has received an excessive
sentence She is uIty-IWo years OLD
and native Of New YORK. she mas
earned a communication of twelve
months.
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LNSJ ftPAssED FACILITIES FOR THE
COLLECTION or RENTS FROM ALL
CLASSES or PROPERTY.
As the above Is only part OF the list OF prop
critics under our charge We viii gladly fur
nisl complete bulletins on application being
made az this Office or by mail.
IElOS. j. FISHER q CO. Inc
ifl4 j. St NV adjoining the New willard.
FOR RENT-Qne 6-room house with stable.
also I'D groom with furnace ana out build
iugz ar kTders Grocery store kelllWgTth
D. C.. MOIST
FOR REET-l412 9Th 81. NV rooms ana
bath rear yard. s8- kAHHICK e. MET
GALE 1893 a. na--ge
FOR REM
Sew tW0-famlly houses Separate
entrances and yards
rooms bath. s-..... ....... ......-.. sL5. Oh
and rooms DaLn ---..------ $3.50
2ltA ST. Virginia ave and i 50. NV.
EAKRICE g. MEIEALF.
uo8-st 1888 q Street
FOR hEET-A siN-Toom and bath baF-Wiu-
dow brick Lrilse, SD i ST. NV rent $50 30
Apply GEOS&4Rs, l9l3 Pennsylvania ave.
uu5-5t
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FOR SALE OR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE OR RENT-BarEain, IS y ST. NV
Ten rooms everything the latest eleEau
paperiugi 2t-s59i easy terms, Key O.
owner g. 1s1s Ist ST. NV uo5-5r
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PROPOSALS.

TERMASTER' S DEPARTMENT, Wash
inEtOn. ID. c. October 10. 1gJ4.-SeaIed
proposals, Ia duplicate. win be received
then opened. for the purchase OF the T.
S. Steam Lighter kearney. now lying
IN this harbor. Blank forms. with i'm
SLTuCtiCus fCr making proposals. and
further informs ton viii be furnished
intending bidders upon application TO
this OflCe. The right Is reserved 10 the
United States to reject any or all pro-
pDsals. or 60 accept any proposal and
reject the remainder. Envelopes con-
tanning proposals should be mrrked
Proposals for the Purchase of the T.. s.
Steam Lighter keaTuey," and addressed
20 Capt. a. N. BUTT, Quartermaster
4. S. A.. In charge of depot.
Ucl2, 13l4l5.nOI6
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FOR RENT-FLATs.

FOR REET-A very desirable fat, four
rooms ana BATH ali modern Improvements
good location Northeast rent. $3.50. also one
al El5.8J. EDWARDS REEVES zinc }.
6L8 18Th S. NV uo5-6t
TIE DORCHESTER.
SEW sTEAAf-HEATED APARTMENTS
2 rooms and cabinet kitchen, SO. gIz. SIS
LARGE. LIGHT ROOMS. Elegant bath.
Public laundry. Hot water furnished.
Janitor Service, Telephone, Etc,
HIGHEST REFERENCES REQUIRED
BLOCKS FROM AGRICULTURAL.
DEPT. and BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
18th and MARYLAND AVE. 8. W.
KARRICK & METCALF. 1Sss G n. ".
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FOR RENT-Flats. 6Jh and x SITS. me-. near
II 81 cars Five rooms each. Heat ana
hot water furnished. Two private yards and
tU0 private pOrCnes 20 each fiat Erout and
rear entrance. School oa same block Duan
for inspection. see man GA prsUises or
" =. COWES, 50 e. NV. Bliss Building.
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BACHELOR APARTMENTS.

BACHELOR APARTMENTS.
627 r STREET b. ".
TWO ROOMS AND BATH, JUST COM
PL.EIEU. AND WITH EVERY KNOWN
CONVENIENCE. so UP. CENTRAL.
LOCATION. apply 20 JauitOT. Oh prem
Uses. or 10 owner ROOM Sl6s sl7 l8lh
81. NV DC-s-fF
FOR RENT-Tuo front apartments Iu THE
Lorraine. l4J4 Park ST., Mount Pleasant.
Each ugs rooms ana Tiled bath. Price E8I 90
The Lorraine is one Of the AlouE0 %. Bliss
Properties. thoroughly modern. conducted by
owner agent visits property daily.
See Jauir0T OF w T. COWEN. Bliss Build
Ing. q u or. Cczs-Jf
FOR REST-THE VALOEs, Thomas Circle
and MaEEaCluzetLs ave. NV apartments
with bath s. 4 and 8 rooms. WESIEDIT
& STORY. $40 l5Jh 81 oclH-eod-l5t
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JOSEPH I. WELLER,
REALTY BROKER. COZ r St. n. ".
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For RENr-APARrMENTs.

porcelain tub 1881 II 81. me-. rent sd 81
per month. T.. S. COLLINS co. uueg Ias
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COME OUT SUNDAY
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS.
81 DOWNS PER MONTH.
no Iuterest-No Taxes
WASHINGTON CITY PROPERTY.
Fire and Police Protection.
City Collection and Delivery OF Mail
Lots Z5xlG1 20 200 feet in depth
S0-FOOT STREETS. l5-FOOF ALLEYS.
ONE CAR FARE.
VVaE0nettes will meet you Sunday.
End OF Car Lire az Congress Heights.
From =. 81. until g Pa III.
-Four squares from end OF car line.
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS CO,
Phone NJ 400. SIS 4 81. n. ".
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