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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
w. and T.. Scholarship.

(Special to The Times plspaYch.1
isrAIJNrC)N, VA. 4. August 20. IA a large
and enthusiastic meeting Of the alumni Of
tho Washington and Lee University Aof
Lexington. Va here torday, Howard p.
Porter, OF this city, was elected to q
schoiarshtp to that institution Judge
Henry w. ,Hnlt YVES reelected nresl-
dent, rev Dr. w. N. Scott, yiee-presl-
dent, and Mr.. n. y. Hairslip. secretary,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
The Good Confession

Tho pulpit OF the Seventh street Chris
stian Church will be occupied this morn.
ding by Rev, Gerald Culberson or Beth
any. ~, Va. VINO Is substituting Tor
Rev, j. !, j, Haley, the pastor. Ills sur
ject will be: 1.-The Good Confession.
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Examinationt for Sergeantcy.

second /, eli tenant \ A. Stack was was
elect al FIRST lient enants and ls,irst ser
Sgeant j, ~, SPENCER second lieutenane
by Company Walker l1isht = ware a.,
last week, thereby leaving tme Y -
are a.nss many candidates for ~ Second Ser
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Mr.. Richardson Applies,

!, Mr. c. A. Richardson IL now an ayowea
candidate for the position OF commanaant
OF Ne Soldiers ana mas flied his
support Of many friends. ~ .#
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I.I.eavess, for Paris.

MI. a A. Barrelet, a natiye5o OF switzer-
land, who has been living here eyer. e q
YEAR In the emplo yment OF the virgi,n n 2
Passenger and Power company mas hese "a Is
agent for q large Arnerlc ma chine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
5Co.1ncil8 Comr11ittees This Week.

The, Council Committee on. the 8P ssl
VIII meet lueaaay ), g 4 w
meet atS 1 II. N. thursday and the ~.
john Committee at z. M Friday a AZ
ffaI. aa could be learned, no thing but roy y,
tine business is to come up before any -
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HELD FOR MURDER Y: Q r. I
Refuses Bail to onstables Whose
Prisoner AS, Lynched
s5j (By Associa ted T'ress.) sss

Il SELMA, AZ 4, 81 a s. 20. --Jud Sc Part
ridge to--day refused bail to Special Con-
Sta bles Ransom, staniil and Cherry En- En-
ward Bell, al negro, charged with murder r.
was taken from these officers ana met Ms
S,de s atsthe hands OF a. m oh. III The three
,ne,, ara now In jail. / charged with muir
iiarf in the $first degree. They allege that
negroes took Bell from tn air ctlsto B.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
Go or Sad Mission.

day eyening by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Y.
i DAVIS. announcing the death IN SasAyille,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
aM elonss- "a Is the Bad.

81 a 8 carload gof melons was condemnIeds 2
yesterday inspector kelley. ana he 81 3
ut, : sinrd ared To take them OF e Of oWn,
wI1fchQit promptly did.
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Miss Pattiie j.. w ord;
.Tohn# p. Gould11lAt.

Especial to The e Az = !.
LYNCHBuFG Az On r'!l 9 2
Years yea a member 8 the / Lynchburg Police
Department. died here vest erday, after l.lt
a long Illness. n az long time NJ !;
was an express messenger l{e ar 9:
and Tennessee, y now the Norfolk and
Western Railway. He was 3a menlbe g
the local police force for q teen years r s;
and signed some months ago.Whe his
health failed him. He is suryi yed by a
widow, his mot her. a 4 pr Their and two
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Richmonders in New York,

Especial to The Times plspatch,)
f NEW IoRK. Aug marlborough,
N, q. Rohlisder; Imperial g. w. Poe;
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Meet Tuesday Night.

The Board OF Az crmen VIII hold 9 spc-
Scial meeting Tuesday Mt S 20 con-
slider ordinances passed at the specl5a !
council meeting last Thursda y.
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:Dl:,,E!sATl!!'H:!| lis.

BUTLER Died al the reside ice of MS
parents near Pole Green, August 20t n
& i1:30 a. NJ, HENRY 3MAYQ 8Bt)T UP,
son OF II, Il w and Ger yler5
Butler aged ten mont Tbs and nine d V. ys,i
NJ The funeral Will take pla ce5 at llnon
n Church SUNDAYS All gus n II ST. III 81 t
Farewell, my q rllnE @
si.sfF In JesusS arms he TESTS VI IN ss$ HI
Ashland papers please COP Y i III :5
KOSHER =. Died !, Tuesday. July 18th. " 100
"A. NJ. at the home of her uunts In Han I
Es9 over county DOROTIiY ARlIN El,&ty
daughter Of W. y. and y, II -. d Bosliieer,
aged nine mon tbs, IS 1l ri 81 sasS III "
I4EAc Died Z at the resi- dence OF s, 2 y
mother, - FL Marsha u Street, "a tuFGa 81.
August 20, 1904. " at $50 Y. NJ :,s lot1
III n IjDD I4IlAcF II, WI fe Sof l.ea e = ~
5 In the twenty first year Of her 81. N
leaves a mother. husband and s'ste 'l z 70 9
mourn ther Loss ss " H ~ :. =,
Funeral a from the house slINpAi
AF'rER Nun "a o g, CLOCK nts sr
at Maury. Cemetery, M anches ter, N o.
dosELEY bed B Sen r.; =
MosSLElY, In the fort y,second yea J
of his age. ssS AZ 81 gs sgi.s.;;5.5
WORD, ~ Entered Into rest !. In Rlchmo =
va { III Il a, CLOCK "a. Sd turday "a u
gust s0th, Miss PA TEL Ia9S LOU 81 I. 4pORl9i
daughter OF tbs la to Benz aintn5 81 AYofd.
OF I3uckingham county, Y ,ll.. !,
e Interment In fanltl y " hurry lngfg rou una,
Hopklnsyille iISy.) pa pers please copy
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5Herald SQUARE. M liner; 81 18th Ave
me, Nv. b, Smith. ., Coll; n olland Mrs:
III Stewart, Misses Stewart; II offman, =.
rs, Miner S IN Denis,4s T.. ". w eelwright;
Continental II. NJ assey. ". M. Alasse 4, NJ a.
-. Massey and wife. 535
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OBITUARY,
4 4 w p. - CHI.

Y nIrs! Indie Rudd Leach, wife of Mr.
Nv. r. Leach, died at the res 'denceS Of !her
teraav' afternoon about 6 o clock. 81 Mrs;
Leach was In her twenty year. She he.
leaves a mother. husband and sister. .59S
The funeral will & take PLACE from ne 2
viii Be- In Maury cemetery. In NJ anc hes
ter. "a $5 .g s::$3 sS9l3
Miss Pattie j.. ord. II
Miss pa tie Lou II Word, u daught er5 of he
late Benjamin Fl. ~ ord, of Buckingha m
county died In t his city yes erday morn n
ing at I o'clock. !s 4,
The sinterment will take place , IN t ne
family buryinga ground N
MI. liam q lien.
Mr.. William As len died at Bennett I. & s.
vile. S e.. On Friday, In the for nth
fyearHofS his age.5i28 gSs
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d. Owen more striking was a plat ter With
beef S teak and Spotat oes, lued IA t thirty
zone cents, and stated to be- OF mo- greater
food value than mel 6 hboring tlyercent5
IN these tines of costly beef the average
family would proba bly, prefer the beef
and L conrs s.
foods were urco oked, hut near by were
I dishes Of various sso-called be eft 8substl,
|tutest-c cheese Gusts I'd, vegetable salad
/ and other things with the q prlc cost
plainly marked. ~.
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he
. 8. MAN !.
ABOUT,
TOWN
In the, mountains and down BY the
] By Ha & Tucker =, ! 4 4.

Up in the. M fountains and down by the
sea, ISL s2
The woggiebug Whispered to me; ss sss
Ask me The gauestion the answe Will be
What the wo gglebug a, hisptreh to me. Ii
On warm summer evening. e or cut ut n
#fs the snow, II 35s
Tho Wogglebug whispered to ME.
w hen breezes are zephyrs ana stormy
winds blow \.
The VOC glebug Whisper to me- s3
N oW5 tell Uls he y ans Wer-t he question
you know, ss35
You aee tho reply " fierever you 90 "
To ANSWER the "A quest Ion you fisustn'4
5 sbe slow NJ 4
sTheBwoggfebug whispered to- me. sss
Come ISLE. como wi g gle. 3a
sss Come flzzyt -Ha-see, s
The swogglebug WI isperel to- me; B
81 II il on can see, the answer
B Just pass 1t Ions. . SS3:
For the ansWe r. In what It will bA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-09
or other auction ads, page IA, part 2.
COLOMBIA PLANS ATTACK.
Belief That a Fight With q. s. Troops
"a Immfnent

A cablegram to the New York Herald
from Panama yesterday says: Preparations
continue ashore and at sea in expectation
of a conflict with Colombia. Advices indi-
cate that Colombia Is ready for a final
struggle for the purpose of preserving her
existence against internal foes by making
demonstration against the United States.
The last vessel from Cartagena reports
that there are moving 200 soldiers. of whom
$50 are officers. including the most famous
fighters of the republic. The placing OF
these men on the border indicates a great
increase In military strength. There Is no
question but that they will attack.
The Atlantic fleet 10 concentrating at
Colon. Of1cers believe that the Coiombians
intend to act next Wednesday. One report
Is that United States warship will be sent
to Cartagena as an evidence of friendship.
Marines are still studying the trails.
Lieutenant Manwaring has returned to
Camp Empire by land from Puerto Bello.
about ninety miles. taking week for the
trip and showing that q trail IL practicable
for armed men, though 1t IL Q very bad
journey, involving hardships. The marines
are all landed from the Dixie, and most OF
them have raised their tents at Empire ana
Basobispo. ready to move ct any moment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-09

FOR SALE
12-ROOM COLONIAL HOUSE IN THE
NORTH WEST SECTION OF THE CITY;
CORNER PROPERTY; PARLOR; READ
ING ROOM; BILLIARD ROOM; TWO
BATH ROOMS; STABLE CAPABLE OF
ACCOMMODATING THREE HORSES
AND FOUR CARRIAGES; PRICE ONLY
N ST. NV. BET. 4TH AND 9Th; LOT
20 BY 10S; Z ROOMS AND BATH:
RENTS FOR $25 PER MONTH; CAN BE
BOUGHT VERY CHEAP
NEAR MARYLAND AVE. NE;
ROOMS AND BATH: FURNACE HEAT;
HOUSE HENTS FOR SIS PER MONTH;
ONLY 81. 900.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME ON WASHING
TON HEIGHTS; BUILT BY OWNER;
FINISHED IN HARDWOOD; HOT
WATER HEAT; TWO BATHS; A POS
TIVE BARGAIN.
A wELL-BUILT HOUSE ON MARY
LAND AVE. NE; ALL MODERN CON-
VENIENCES: HOT-WATER HEAT;
BRICK STABLE.
TERRELL & LITTLE, Agents.
5a9-3t Colorado Bldg, 14th and G SITS. n W.
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PRICE. $4,000.
Mass. ave. northeast-By far the handsomest
home in East Washington. A large double house
containing IA rooms. with large brick stable and
Of s @
Of 80 feet: contains about IL 600 feet The house
occupies about 50 feet the balance could be built
Conservative appraisers consider the ground cheap
at $3.50 per foot.
PRICE REDUCED TO s1o,5Oo.
1016 East Capitol st. A 10 room modern house:
white stone front; lot running through to Mass
ave. The lot alone is worth 200. The house
could not be built for $4,000; has hot-water
heat. 2 baths and Is perfect gem. Can give
immediate possession
112 c se A 1o.room house in perfect condition
Beautiful lot 19x10S to 30-foot alley; southern
posure; all open plumbing Can give immediate
possession. Identical house sold less than two
JOHN F; DoNoHoE SONS:
Phone East "a. ~ 3Os East Capitol 1T.
DECIDED BARGAIN IN ST. NE. NEAR
UNION STATION. ONLY $500. A three story
and cellar brick dwelling, with lot 10 feet front
section Is of the best renting localities in the
city and will be better with the new station In
its vicinity The house alone would cost to build
v PkEAsANT GoLoN MA STYLE 7 HOME n
large rooms sna ed Saa Good
lot Ren5 s At s27So VIII take s. 100.
mi! NEW HH, HAMpsHiRE AVE NEAR e M NJ 81.
heat. Buffers pantry, and very modern. Well
rented and e1 5osnP Fl TIE T. % RTafs faSted
Realty Broker,
ta93t Tel E. S53. No. COZ F st. NV.
$4,000 worth Of valuable improved property.
one block from East Capt. st; will exchange for
see Term, Il to su Renta ;s5 psr
Never idle
in Feast Washington for $4,000. No encum-
brance. Terms to suit. Can be made to pay 90
on the Investment.
valuable sites suitable for hospital or asylum:
100000: worth $50, 900 Chance for $4,000 profit
in short time. No encumbrance. Terms TO
JOHN F. DoNoHoE SONS.
FOR sALE-PREssED BRICK; STONE TRIM
mings; six large rooms and bath; 20 feet front;
located In northwest; will be sold at great bar
gain Il purchased at once Address Box lS4.
FOR SALE-A. BEAUTIFUL HOME; CONTAINS
hardwood; lot ao1so to 2o-ft. paved alley; every
modern improvement; Price Price; $1s1So Gps ~
,as-es ~" AA' ei4 Il 18th Mai NV.
FOR sALE-NORTHEAsT NORTH OF b ST.;
monthly 5sF%: 81 s CASH H.. Interest p Sd
FOR SALE-BY OWNER; PRETTY DETACHED
cottage; six rooms, bath and cellar; lot 80x127;
price, $3.50. 40a Spruce st NV. facet.
FOR SALE
37,bO0-Wide 3-story and cellar brick; LARGE
SUNSHINY ROOMS, BATH and PANTRY LOT
2sM II. by lO6 TO ALLEY. Situated within 10
minutes walk of Treasury. White House, State,
War and Navy. and the sites chosen for the Han
Of Records. Columbian University and the Han
Present occupant has Lived In the house for II
years. Apply at 1911 ct. NV. Ja2-sw-d
ron sALE-CdHAP. T-ROON nnlCK HOus1t
~. 1pply e oENfR. ID Oh T. sc. aid
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SW.4 bricks; rent. $3S. 90. .......... Zs0O
ja9-2t MOORE & HILL dnc.). TT 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN.
Rented aed fos $50 to s psi 7'G month.
State. War and Navy departments and site Of
Hall Of Records; in perfect repair newly
about ee OF in
1 AO VERY t CHEAP lfti HOME noDl - ~.
# G MOORE HILL M dnc1 III isth st. NV.
FOR sALE-la3l Q ST. NV.
offered for Sc. 900.
Can be bought at a bargain.
Rents for $40.
arSm SKfcR s1Ss b bf lot INSPECT
it MOORE & HILL Dnc). 1T 18th st. NV.
FOR sALE-IF YOU WAIT SAS "sNAF" HERE is
Reduced to IS $50.
Cost 5000 few years ago Taken in e1-
change recently by party needing money.
On a lettered street Just OF 18th St; II rooms;
rear yard; rented $40 month. This is q bargain
1t MOORE & HILL Gnc). nj 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN AT $1,000.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Less than half block of 14th st.
sleeping rooms; tiled bath; lot 145 feet deep;
wide paved alley;
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN AT $3.50.
FINE HOUSE AND STABLE. NORTHWEST
Built by the owner for home; rooms LIST
floor, with reception hall plan; four az sleeping
on second and two 9 on third floor
OCATION-NoRTHwEsT
e. IT nj
FOR SALE-THIS is A BARGAIN!
ON THE HEIGHTS, NEAR VICTORIA APART
MENT HOUSE.
SURELY CHEAP AT 81. $50.
stories; cellar; furnace rear yard; stone and
II this is not Sheap home we have never
1t MOORE HILL 1nce,, III 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-GET our LIST
THE BEST PROPERTIES ON THE MARKET.
AND
ALWAYS AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES
1t MOORE & HILL tInc.l, III 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-NEAR THE CAPITOL.
WELL RENrED
.Three-story, y-windowi brick; large yard;
1t MOORE & HILL dnc.l, III 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-I414-141s nth ST. NV.
RENTED $3.50 EACH.
Three story, 1o-room bricks; large tiled baths.
Large lots. Trust 50. 500 $50:
CHEAP HOMES.
WELL-PAYING INVESTMENTS.
1t MOORE HILL Qnc). III 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-THosE DESIRABLE Two-FAMILY
HOUSES. ON 0 AND Q STREET BETWEEN
FOUR % OUT OF THE FIVE 90 90 on I Dun
BAR RIO AVENUE HAVE BEEN SOLD AL
An unusually good opportunity. for a home
seeker. A chance for silt-edse investment.
PAYS "a ;, OYER ~ Es 2sa NET
houses IN an exceptionally desirable t adj.
81 the no apts sston car nes
Handsome fronts Of stone and brick; stories;
each apartment has large dry cellars under entire
20x106 to 2O-foot alley.
LIST floor apartment. rooms; rent: 1900. $3.50
"a floor apartment, rooms and attic; rent 5000
Monthly rental each building. .......... $57 80
Both have modern bath rooms and rear porches.
Los ta 1 At lisqs iiNiTEREsr is7So
Cash invested. 81 800
Interest a on loan 81 $50. ;2is75 '''0'O"
Taxes (sstimated) per year,. 5000
Insurance per year. 40
Water rent per year. ............ $50
$3.50. 10 $3.50 rs
Net yearly rental. .....................$ 4ST rs
Or over 1890 on $1,000 cash invested.
A CHANCE FOR A HOME-SEEKER TO LIVE
IN ONE APARTMENT AND LET THE RENT
OF THE OTHER PAY FOR THE PROPERTY.
MOORE & HILL Qnc.), Exclusive Agents.
jae-2t ut 18th ST. NV.
FOR SALE-131 ST. NV.
CHEAP AT "a, 200.
Beautiful location, overlooking Rhode Island
ave. Stone and brick front; cellar; furnace.
Large lot Well rented.
1t MOORE HILL 0nc.), TT 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-142e YELLING PLACE.
nel.
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Poor Mani

Poor Mani
From the Chicago News.
Here Is a nice article for carrying bum
Dies said the clerk. displaying the shop
ping bags.
."Oh. have bundle carrier" responded
the stern woman.
What kind. may askf'
my husband"
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FOR SALE-S10. 5OO-NEW HOUSE.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS

FOR SALE-S10. 50O-NEW HOUSE.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
House 20 feet wide; southern exposure.
Lot 20x145 feet to wide alley.
First floor, parlOr in white, reception room and
large dining room in oak; large buffers pantry
and kitchen, with coal and gas ranges.
Parking, 35 feet; large back yard
Cellar under entire house. containing coal and
wood for all winter.
Gas logs and electric attachments to gas
fixtures.
Window shades and curtain fixtures.
Regular commission to any person enecting a
sale.
Apply to OWNER 1906 Baltimore ST. NV, or
Rooms and 4. 1920 st. ja9-Tt
FOR SALE-BY FLOYD E. DAVIS. sol 7TH S W.
Six brick houses, 26tb and SITS. NV. Rent,
$3.50 per mo- Price, s7.30O-make offer.
6r. bay window; ANIL: 18th and ne. Price,
81, 50o-make ofer-going to sell.
7r.. stone trimming, bay-window brick: AMI;
18th near II st. ne. Price, So 300-only 5000
cash needed.
524 LIST Sc; IT.; ANIL: cellar and furnace;
rent. $3.50 Price. So, 6O0-terms to suit.
Cor: property in good location s.w.; rented at
$1,000. Price, So, 900.
Four houses, G st. s.w bet 9th and 10th; rented
at S43 CO. Price, $50O0-only 5000 cash
needed. 1t
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FOR SALE-BY OWNER, NO. sos MASS. AVE.
NV; 4-story brick; IL rooms; a. m. improvements;
southern exposure; near all car lines; very CEN
trail located; will be sold to immediate purchaser
cheap. Apply on premises to OWNER. ja9-3t'
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Houses to sell from $500 up to any price, In any
part of the city; terms to suit.
ja9-26ts DUNLOP, ITO st. NV.
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The following are small HOUSES that
pay NINE PER CENT and more. We will
SUBMIT any REASONABLE OFFER.
STREET NV between 9Th and 7th,
south side; store and dwelling. $500.
f STREET NV. between North Capt.
tol and 1st; brick. three stories; eleven
rooms and bath; side and rear alley.
$4,000
STREET NV. between 18th and
18th; south side; small brick. 5000.
I STREET NV. between 4th and 9Th,
south side: frame; two stories, eight
rooms modern. $500.
STREET NV. between list and 3D.
south side; two small houses PAYING
TWELVE PER CENT. For both,
$1,000.
R STREET NV between 33d and 34th,
south side; two small bricks. 81, 800.
STREET ALLEY NV. between
and o. 4th and 5th; Eve small bricks.
For all. $4,000
sTEvENTs' COURT NV. between X
and L, 2lst and 22d; four bricks. Each,
$500
VERMONT AVENUE NV. between U
six rooms. $1,000
FIRST STREET NV between D and
E. east side; brick, two stories, eight
7TH STREET NV. between O and r;
STORE, DWELLING and STABLE; rent
at 5000 per month. The OWNER de-
sires OFFER. Any REASONABLE
one Will not be refused.
sTH STREET NV. between and T.
east side; brick, two stories, five rooms.
$3.50.
STH STREET NV. between p and @;
brick, three stories. nine rooms; brick
stable in rear So, $50.
For further information apply to the Office
of
u II WADNEp m
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE
One Of the most desirable and best-located
houses In the northwest on STREET, one-half
block from Connecticut ave: WHITE STONE
FRONT; Il ROOMS; BATHS. North side
PRICE, 1880.
B. H. WARNER CO.,
ja9-3t Ole Street NV.
FOR SALE
corner house on NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE,
TWO BLOCKS from DUPONT Circle: 10 ROOMS:
modern in every respect. The owner, living out
OF town, will consider the very low price Of
B. Fl. WARNER CO.,
ja9-3t 9l6 Street NV.
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Two Sold.

FOR EALE-WELI-PAYTNG INVESTMENTS.
ALL ARE GILT EDGE.
S17,000-rent. $40 month.
New. northwest; 20 rOosns 4 baths; lot 34x120;
west Of 10th ct.
$6,250-rent, $3.50.
Two-family house In NV. GEAR car line; lots 70
KOS; alley.
$6,000-rent, $43.
On avenue northwest; 10 rooms, baths;
rent. $40.
$S.300-rent $25.
NV. centrally located; Groom bay window
brick: rented same tenant for years.
Near g. P. o. bricks; rent SCI. 90 (both) 800
N.W.-3 stories; rent 500 so ............ 2,70O
Two bricks; rent, $21 90 (both) .......... 1900
N.w.-5-room brick; rents S14 90 ......... 1,70O
S.E-Brick: rents $12bO ..,...,....... 1880
SEE bricks; rent $21 90 ,,.......... 1900
NE-8-room brick; rents $40 so .......... 1900
SW- bricks; rent $3S 90 ............ $500
N.w.-6-room brick; rents $3.50. .......... 1.75O
ja0-2t MOORE & HILL, Qnc.), TT 14th st. NV.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR sAID-oPEN-FURNIsHED. HEATED.
6b-b7 80 81 6e-71-7s-7B
Randolph street NV.
Eear LIST and r sts).
Two Sold.
q, 500 each.
$500 cash and monthly payments Of $s7.b in
Guiding interest.
We invite you to inspect No. 75 Randolph
street-a sample house--completely furnished and
heated-open evenings until O'Clock
Without doubt the best house on the market
for the price. e T.
MOORE & HILL Qnc) Exclusive Agents,
It tit 14th q. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-09

FOR SALE-A CHANCE To LOCATE IN GOOD
section Of Capitol Hill-327 A ST. Sc; rooms
and bath: wide lot to alley: price, SIS 100; offer
wanted. HEISKEI.L & McLERAN. zoos NV. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-09

An apartment house STREET west Of con-
NECTICCT AVENUE; convenient to Capitol Trac-
APARTMESTs. paying ELEVEN PER Gent on
the price asked-$17, 900. II you looking
for an investment
b. II. WARNER CO.,
ja9-St Ole Street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-09

FOR SALE-NEAR 10Th AND P.
HALF SO. FROM WALSH MANSION.
THREE 81 BRICK HOUSES.
ONLY $4,000 FOR ALL.
Must be sold to settle estate.
1t STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 606-808 3 ct. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-09

Threestory, 10-room bricks; large tiled baths
Large lots. Trust So. 500 $50.
CHEAP HOMES.
WELL-PAYING INVESTMENTS.
1t MOORE & HILL Qnc.), TT 14th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-09

112 c Sc. A 1O-room house in perfect condition.
Beautiful lot, 19x10S to 3O-foot alley; southern ex-
posure; all open plumbing. Can give immediate
possession Identical house sold less than two
months ago for 81 900. Price asked, Sc, ESQ., An
offer wanted; any terms
Phone East "a. 1) 3OS East Capitol at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-09

fOh BAHGAINS-
NEAT, NICE NEW.
$1,000 will buy a handsome 2-story bay window
brick In Randolph ST., stone porch and steps
TILED BATH. handsome mantels REAF
P0RCHES.
f4.6So-s st, 2 stories, cellar. rooms on eacl
floor. lot about 1890, alley.
s4.650-Reduced from 50, $50 8 stories, cellar
reception hail. TILED BATH, handsome deco-a
lions.
t5.25o-First st, stories, attic, 4 rooms deep
stairways. rear porches
$4,S00-Bet. LIST and N. Cap, 2 Stories attic
4 rooms deep, REAR STAIRWAY.
ss.ooo-Near LIST and 7. stories. cellar, fur
mace.
s4.250-S st. bet. 1st and N. Cap. rooms
south front.
81, 300-Bet. N. Csp. and list st, 2 stories, eel
lar furnace very handsome, lot 1Sxl00
ja9-3t STONE & FAIRFAX. 806-S0S st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-09

FOR SALErA GREAT BARGAIN.
POPS street.
Reduced to So, $50.
Rented for $50 per month.
10 rooms; brick; well located; convenient tc
State, War and Navy departments and site Of
Hall Of Records; in perfect repair newly
papered and painted; new plumbing; new fur
mace; about 4.5G0 square feet Of ground in lot.
VERY CHEAP HOME
AN UNUSUALLY WEILPAYING INVESTMENT
1t MOORE q HILL Qnc.), TT 14th St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-09

A SPLENDID HOUSE.
II roorps; rooms deep; bed rooms: THREE
ELEGANT BATHS; Immense closets: HOT.
WATER HEAT handsome mantelsi TWO
STAfRwAYS: lot 140 deep to alleyt Columbia
HeIghtr' between 18th and 18th SITS.
u STONE & FAIRFAX. 60e-SQS 3 st. NV.