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HORSE SHOW AWARDS.

HORSE SHOW AWARDS.
Marc or Ceiling. 4 years old or oycr-Won by
Kitty Belle b. M. Lewis kecc: FAIRY, bI. m,
Leonard SooIon. second Brewster Maid, b. m.
NJ. \. Salmon. third.
Brood Mare and Colt Won BY imported MADDEN
EMPRESS, with foal bv Joe Ailcrton: Henry II Nree
lane. New iorH; Baby Carolyn br. m. and colt
Nilowiaerc harm, second: Miss MILDLY Morgan.
gr. m. and colt. same owners third,
Stare or Geld!ng, years and under years
Won BY ,MoIgan,s MALI, gr m, Jerome b.
Morgan Gelgl. br. g, n. o. Treat, second;
namrd, r. m. Womwerc Farm, th,ra.
tilli,Sc years and under 3 years-Won by
Allerton Baby Oh. e., r. +. Kellogg; May Queen.
br. T.. Or. W /, VILE, second; Imp blk m. e. A.
Nilsson. third.
Stalllons-t years under-Won by Brown
Master. br. e.. Riigewood stock Farm Joe Aller
ton. en-. G.. same owners, second King Alar blk
s.. NloHmere Farm. third.
-Four In hants Non By Lady fo1le CD: ~.
md lister Dooley. leaders: Rex. gr g., and Daniel,
gr. &, III ,gcwooi stock Farm.
Coaching stations Non b! King Altr. blk. G..
Willow mere Farm. Joe Ailcrton, oh. e" hilgeWood
Stock Farm, second.
MY, 4 years or under-Won by Meadow Belle.
br. f.. Wnowm,re Farm: Baby Gin. br. m. r. A.
Dean, second,
Rrood Mares With Foa Won by Belle Egotist.
br. M ny Egotist with foa by Joe Alleton. 2:?4bi;
Lucy Knapp and foal by King Alar: Wiliowmere
Farm second; Lady Ellen and foa Ridgewood
Stock Farm, third.
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III,
The annual meeting OF the stockholders of tho
Great Northern Railway Company for the election
OF three Directors to serve for a term OF three
years. and for tho transaction OF such other bust!
meas as may come before It. will be held at the
once OF the Company. No. 80 Nassau street, In
the City Of New York. on Thursday. October 18th,
1904 at eleven o'clock In the forenoon.
r. T. NICHOLS. Secretary.
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CLIFTON y. j.. Oct. s.-Over the half mile track
OF the Clifton Driving Park Association here to
day, Hrtty G went one OF the best trials against
time the mare mas ever travelled Driven by
Thomas W. Murphy. the mare made the fastest
mile that has been pace over New Jersey course
In years. summary
Attempt 10 peat 2I7i4. pacing:
Hctty G.. br. m, BY Egg Hot Murphy ....,...l
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BANK STATEMENT.
Further l. osses Of Cash and surplus Reserve.

Further L Osses az { ash and surplus NeserS g.
The statement of the Clearing House banks
for the week made about as unfavorable a
showing as had been prognosticated by the
most confirmed pessimists. and fully main
tanned the reputation tor expanded loans and
reduced surplus that has been built up by
these institutions during the past six weeks.
The loss in cash, amounting to s9,l58. 500.
considerably exceeded that indicated by
preliminary estimates. loans Increased s., 1885,
100, and deposits tell on III the sum OF 81 52l 100.
The surplus reserve, which showed a decrease
of S27o,5 SIS. now stands at sl2. 8}6, 800. The
largest individual cash loss was sustained
by the National City Bank. whose cash hold
ings declined IS. 900 800.
The weekly statement of averages OF the
Associated Banks OF the City OF New York
compares as follows with that of last week
and OF the corresponding week a year ago
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY.
" Broadway, New York, October 9Th. 1904.
The Board Of Directors OF the United States
Rubber Company has this day declared a diyl
dcnd OF one and one half per cent on the pre-
ferrcd stock OF this company from the net earnings
for the nscal year beginning April 1904 10 stock
holders Of record at p. NJ, November seth. 1904.
payable December 18th. 1904.
The Preferred Stock Transfer Books win close
at p. NJ. on Wednesday. November S0th. 1904.
and reopen al 10 a. NJ. on Friday. December IS.
1904 JOHN J. WATSON. Jr., Treasurer.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE LLhAHAc--rHrs DAY.
Sur rtses...... 6:Ca Sun SETS. .53i Noon SETS
HIGH wATEn-IHIs DAY.
Sand- Hook "a Gov. Id.... 7:i6 Hell Gate. 1889
Arrivsd-SArURpAY. o,

SIS La Touraine. Havre. Oct. I.
SIS Cedric. Liverpool. Sept. 80.
E SIS Etruria. Liverpool, Oct. !.
SIS Italia. Leghorn. sept. 20
IS OiizaDa. Cienfuegos. Sept. 2a
SIS Apache, Jacksonville. Oct. q.
SsIity OF Memphis. Savannah. Oct. 5.
SIS jamestown, Norfolk, Oct Z.
. IS Alamo. Galveston, Sept. 80.
SIS Monroe. Norfolk. Oct. 7.
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IS Lucania from Liverpool for New York
SIS Vaderland. from Antwerp for Now York.
SIS New York. from Southampton for New York.
SIS Arabic, from Liverpool for New York
IS La Lorraine. from Havrc for New York.
IS Mime tonka from London for New York.
SIS Noordam from Rotterdam for New York.
IS Main from Bremen for New York.
IS Hcllig Olav; from Chrtstansand for New York
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Leu Gnu
Rogers oyer; Leit guard Williams
logan logan. RICH, guard ..,..,.. Chandler
Ncwbcrry. Right tackle .....'- Mikesell
S Yen on KTs1 f Back 'Aeuh Efd
F's9 Fui h' Sat e.es Ms sss1sy
Alta ~ EIicoit az, Thomas Schus,er Field
E eoaehdowns" v Alta 81: Substitutes snooE
for Thomas: Flad for Wrer' Doud for Rogers
Hopper for Van Alta
PENNSYLVANIA. "a: LEH1GH. o.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct Sin spectacular
f fambes Pennsyivania would have added two
a satisfs Glory game for the Red and Blue.
81 game n Ths sm Tst Of Ib6 shess 0 wss
Ssfds for 4 tone a SnS Leigh came bsek
nssd b w Fsd and sye
FOR fifty yards before he was downed on
Pennsy ivania's 4o-yard line. just little
The remaining feat!ye, Of the first hall was the
dsaacaton OF snnk w Whe was Bt
tected using in his fists on sheble Before the
game wa' over Corson nov wa, ssn' I TEN me
PENNSYLVANIA in bad way, az Reynolds
the other quarter back, had left the game
Sinkler was taken from end to handle the
ball. A. the opening Of the se sG6i,d, hall
line p ungine and dashing plays; Shc car
ried the ball by STEADY advances eighty yards
for touchdown.
CARLISLE. 10: BrcKNELL. 4.
WILLIAMSBURG Pa :,a OCT, t suTh he, Carlisle
noon before q large crowd. Notwithstanding
smuggling tactics on the part OF the university
players. On two separate OCCASIONS several
thousand persons rushed on The feld u. Oh the
nsil men, The, first half saw the elimination
OF Bradley with disjointed elbow and the
Eskimo knocked out, The Indians lost the
toss and kicked of to Bucknell, who soon
was pushed over the goal line by Hendricks
After the next on the Indians pushed
the ba u laboriously down the field for another
touchdown. to Sheldons credit, Between
hall progressed untii Johnson Tor Bucknell
Kicked a very cTeditahe goal from the field
from the fifteen yard line The starting point
OF the crowd 4 interference was when Cockill
kicked and struck Hendricks ~ tho open
field Both players were disqualified.
DARTMOUTH, 81: VERMONT o.
HANovrR, II. ", Oct. dartmouth de-
fcated the University of Vermont to-day by
men in the two fifteen minute per iods and
gained at will, making four touchdowns in
the al flrst half. The Vermont boys were light
and played raEgedly, Vermont held four
downs only once and made her distance only
once on a criss-croes. The greater part OF
the game was PLAYED n diving rainetor m
Although Dartmouth has PLAYED two games
this season her opponents have not been
strong enough 10 force her to do her best.
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Princeton. Is; WASHINGTON AND sErrEnsoN. o.

PRINCETON. n. j., Oct. s.-prnceton de-
teated the Washington and jefferson team
lhls afternoon, la TO q. The game was re-
markable for the large number OF end runs
which the Tigers made King and Foulke
then Connors and Symons. repeatedly circled
and forty yards. The Tigers deie nsive work
showed the, effects Of the coaching which
attack was a little weaker than usual Once
the Orange and Black eleven succeeded In
getting the ball to the visitors S yard line
whole the Nasss tea mplayed we'll. Symons.
a freshman, who thus far has not done any
thing start ing. surprised every one by his
fine ground ga ming The eleven did not
make many good ga ins by line plunging. but
seemed to be depending more on the speed of
the backs In getting around the ends. The
line-up.
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81 s1 Point poSuious DrS,pSon
Do. '''' I 80 ,.nLle Sani.,
TagtdNes Left guard ...,......,, .Messner
Upon Centre Smith
ce.N Right guard ,........,,... Harry
f,s ..'....,,.. Right tackle Davis
LiTlehne ..,...... Right end SaIers
Sssueh '....... Quarter back ...,......, Simpson
SWntnce .',..... Left half back .... Kingston
Tn ........- Right half back ...... Robertson
'erey .,... Full back. '...,...... Sadler
NJ line Of halves 20 minutes. Touchdowns-
TIIoe Y Doc. Goals from ,ouChdowns-Do (7l (:
ssvinty Substitutes Mcttler for Doe. Christie for
C.astavrS Erwin for Weeks. Rockwell for Gillespie.
lay 'ot Waugh, Hanlon for Ei Watkins for
n, English for Sceey. Shive .or Davis. Heeriy
''' h''neS'eln. Chrt'r for Sadler
CORNELL, ~: HAMILTON. q.
IRA \, Oct, s.-Cornell defeated Hamil-
o en to-day by score Of "A to @, but the Itha-
sss "a lle much nearer to beinR scored
against than the score Indicates. Two touch
N" ms wore made in the first half. II was
~ ~. tsecond half that proved the exciting part
s,uI w game. for at one time the 1000 Cornell
boiIq etla who saw the game were forced TO
!, 'u lheir breath in terror OF being scored on.
nas hamilton's ball in midheld Mann
m, through tornells line for ten yards.
Wsssetson followed for Ave Yards more.
baTH made another first down. carrying the
", 70 'orne lis 2s-yard line. HaRgerson
", ,hfee Yards through the same hole and
~.no Immediately followed. carrying the
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The amount OF nItrN states dcD0.IlS shown IN
this week statement Il 81 ,2lh so, a decrease
SIS. gNI from last wees. II these deposits were
deuucted from the aggregate given. the surplus
would be sls.iil 525.
Below Is a table showing the percentages OF cash
reserves TO deposits OF the more prominent banks
comDared with those OF last week.
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WEST POINT, is: Dickinson. q.

WEST POINT. oct. s.-West Point won the
game with Dickinson hsndily to-day by a
score Of - tot At no time was Nhe cadets :
usual strong defensive game. but at times
were weak on the offensive. Twice they had
70 give M the ball on downs. However.
Hhen Ia" players rot to going there was no
stopping their plays. The cadets tried
new man, Weeks, Of the fourth class. at left
guard and he did satisfactory work. Graves
ana Doe ,tbe West Point tackles outplayed
thnsir, opponents. Torney. the West Point
III III back also played n smashing game.
me attempts OF West Points quarter to run
NIP me ball were sorry exhibitions. For
dickinson Capt Secley NJ left tackle did
zone hne work. He vas hurt in the second
hTsi enough IN meie him leave the field.
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Important changes from last week In tho cash
held by Individual banks and their loans are es
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ball to Cornellis 2o-yard line. Then Cornell
hela the Hamilton eleven for downs. The
i isiture o. the latter part OF the game was
nVe yards for q touchdown The line mn.

>, IuuuhuoWhs-IlrmIng l2, Ticc, Hhliify,
Dewey Gibson. Goals from touchdowns-iir.
miaghem a., Time of halvrs-,i6 and 20 n inutes
GooI, Schoelkopf for Damn. Peterson for Downs,
E ,fugy t2T Van OrmRn, Rird for Lyman Porter for
HAN ,ay for Woh.im., Cox for Halliday Sherman
ior icard Holiey for Bramley. Branch for Stoweil
baTrows Tor Mann. Coty for haggerson.
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FURNISHED ROOMS To LET.


DO YOu appreciate refned surroundings, cheer
full rooms, select locaiions' Call 100 Broadway
MISS HUGGlNS, real estate,
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t3D ST. " FAST. opposite Rotel Manhattan
Very desirable large room, with private bath
telephone,
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Touchdowns Duc rangand. Goal from
touchdown Fisher. Referee Hugh White, mi
Yale Time Of halves o5 and 20 minutes Sub
stitutcs Duden for rinnegan, Muir for BIell,
Frambach for OLouEaliu. Townsend Tor. Ecr2
ricl Ehrct for flShcr Goo !M,lllc for Bi1h..
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Touchdowns Bloomcr. Snevlin Morse. Finn.
Goals from touchdown Boomer ~. Substitutes
eeS,trens for Gates Hackenherger for Kinney.
SsNwrgh, for Rorsbark, X. Turner for Trip.
Spauding 'or Hare, Hutchinson for owscy, Steven
son tor GUN. Ti-1 for Sh'vln Wray for Moscrip.
Partridge for 'ccElr.. Tine OF halves 27i3 and
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NEW HAVEN. oct S, Two touchdowns
IN each half were mad" h. Vale against the
HUSKY Penns, ania State College team
to-day ~ to u wss the score, Vale used
her new formation employed for running
back a kick OF for the first time. The Yale
defeuso was good and ut critical times it vas
not found wanting and Psnns, ltania was
Of the lire whore Yale had to mass her second
AIRY defense With ShcVlin to back him ~
Rorahaok managed TO hold out fairly, well,
iouni han anything bat formidable, There
was poor Interference and the oil time Yale
pu 'hinc and pulling game was played but
twice I'd then II was Boomer whose strenrtn
tiiet more distance to that raincd by the
ba2k. It remained for little Hutchinson ut
quarter TO revive Met aifs style Of running
thro1cl 4 broken neld. He ran back u punt
FOR thittv1ve yards unaidei another bril-
art play was a ffty-ilvc, yard run in of tn"
Kick Of In the second hall o. Shevlin. who
vas snlend div nrotcLted. The line-mp.
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BoRpHAM, 81: ". 7. T.. o.

New York University was despa tched by
Fordham College on Ohio Field yesterday by
a score Of 81 to o. The visitors outplayed the
home team both in, defensive and offensive
back and forth until finally Fordham got the
ball on New York's twenty-five yard line.
line for five yards and then Cargan took the
ball for a twenty yard run and a touchdown.
The second half was easier for Fordham.
more points to the visitors score. The
second touchdown was made on a pretty
a fine goal from the field. The last score
was made by Gargan on another quarter back
ruin OF about fifteen Yards. The line-up
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MUNROE & MUNROE
Broad-Exchange Building, N. Y.
State 7utuai Building, Boston.
Canada Life Building, Montreal.

WANTED-An associate with $4,000 10 secure
additional property for summer Resort Real IL
tste Enterprise. Security ample. Income liberal
Room &C. 1850 Broadway.
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Touchdowns-Gargan ~. Goals from touch
Referee Winck OF Yale. Umpire ,Kindgen OF
Columbia Time OF halyes-i5 minutes each.
Substitutes stable for Wicks. Gorham for Rey.
noids Wiley for Lowry, Maucher for Hulsart.
Mowen for Rogge Kraft for Van Dyck. Bramoack
for j. Norton. l., Gargan for Sweeney
HARVARD, %. MAINE. o.
CAMBRIDGE Mass, Oct. s.-Harvard de-
feated the University OF Maine this afternoon
% to o. There was great Improvement in
the work Of the Harvard team. especially on
the offensive TIL" d'fenc, improved IN the
second half but was weak in the first ar:
ward made one, touchdown n the first half
game fight and m AIDE her first down ten times.
There we're several long runs. Mills gong
thirty-eight yards for a touchd own. Wendell.
gains by Nichols. Harvard s best play was
a half back outside Of tackles from the dag
onal tandem formation. The poorest eI-
hibition by the Crimson team was when
Maine held on the l-yard line for GOWNS.
Offence and defence. The lineup:
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Time OF halves 20 minutes. Touchdowns-Van
! Alta ~. Ellcott e. Thomas Schus,e ni, Fed
touchdowns-Vsn Alta 49,. Substitutes Shook
! Tor Thomas. Flad for Wrer, Doud for Rogers
f,r IAN
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BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG couple will pav good rates for home
In private family West Side; references given and
required Address LAWYER. box SO sun up
town. 1898 Broadway,
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Touchdowns Short, Symons, Commons, Goar
from touchdowns- Fouke. Substitutes-Took r
for Srawford Herring for Cooney, Waller ,,, 70
Symons for King Daube for Mccormick. Skinner
for Tanner. Selp for Wight. Time Of halves
25 and 20 minutes
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He,ty G. Breaks Trac X Record at CLIFTON.

Time css4, sou, i:2s, 2:ois..
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
B. H. WARMER COMPANY.

BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE,, MAs1
AVE EXTENDED, 25x100; stons ana
brick: three stories: fourteen rooms;
steam heat; three baths; Kitchen on first
floor. OWNER: VERY ANxIOUg 70
ABLE OFFER.
AT A GREAT REDUCTIoN-near cor
ner Of 18th street and Howard avenue,
PR EsrY;ni L. soa n house.. 4 frame;
stories; II rooms; furnace heat; kiteh-
en- LIST floor; reception hall; SIDE
DRIVE; LARGE PORCHES ON TWO
SIDES OF HOUSE; excellent shade trees.
AT ONCE. AN UNUSUAL oPPoR-
TUNTTY.
on CoNNECTICUT AVE- ABOVE R
ST., west side Ut street, lot "a feet front.
VERY CHEAP AT SO, 900.
An ARTISTIC HOME, NORTHWEST
section. built by day labor; well ar
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FEET WIDE; street cars at corner; con-
tains EIGHT ROOMS and bath, reception
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COST OVER $1,000. WE WANT YOUR
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81, 5n0-wASHINGTON HEIG HTS
Infee Stories. ten rooms ~ rect trOute
has been rented the PAST FIVE YEARS
AT $50 PER MONTH.
DELIGHTFUL HOME on FRENCH
ST. NV; two stories and cellar; eight
rooms and hath: furnace heat. MUST
BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
CoZY HOME. CONVENIENTLY Lo-
GATED NORTHWEST; s-room and bath;
large side and rear yard; in excellent
condition. PRICE. 5000.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS win buy
home en- N st. NV. near 18th: nine
rooms; bay window; ANIL; STABLE.
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV. NEAR
SCOTT CIRCLE; large 3-story brick
house; l6 rooms: 2 baths; 2Ox117 to
alley. IN ORDER TO CLOSE AN ES-
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In FASHIONABLE n W.. VICINITY
CONN. AVE. and r ST.; 3-story brick;
rooms; rents for $40 per mo. Price,
$4,000.
STREET, WEST OF 9TH N. W.;
stories; 10 rooms; concrete cellar; ex-
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RENTING FOR $1,000 PER MO.
PRICE, $4,000.
beautiful SUBURBAN PROPERTY
containing fourteen rooms and two baths;
furnace heat; large porches; grounds
350x350. with stable. CONVENIENT no
STEAM AND TROLLEY CARS-THIS
PROPERTY MUST BE SOLD THIS
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Lot near CONN. AVE. EXTENDED;
ooxl6S; ONLY $1.55 per foot.
WE HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF
PROPERTIES FOR EXCHANGE.
B. H. WARNER COMPANY,
lei. MAIN 3I9. 916 + st. NV.
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FOR sALEHoysrs.
lR- -Ixz.

FOR sAI.E- Isa..-
section It s.eriaes; nsai srnia ii q Conn
r :e.S s.s .s sf S. asdss: ss , i;s:
Price low. Rsduesd 10 sesooo.o ',
!. $ St. -... :. 's 81: (. { ....s- ,ss,e..
porcelain bath; lot 1ox9o. $40 :.
sSsoa 5S
built s-story, 1o-room BATH buet; location GOOD
.s.sss IS
ant; large rooms and bath feception hall, cab
met mantels. furnace hesss ,nne lot; large front
:, rl3aoDaE j. mn Z !.
FOR sALE-s4, 800. s.sil1 .
2-story, press-brick. browpstons trimmings; Z
rooms and bath; furnace heat; in LIST st. NV,
BloomingdaIe; rents $50.
A feature OF this house is the finished attic.
$4,000.
BloominRdale-Y0u street
2story brick. brownstene trimmings; 1s-ft.
front; large rooms, reception hall, modern
bath, furnace heat, handsomely decorated.
3. LODGE HILL
FOR SALES. l50-RENT, 5000. Z = -
nice little home near Mass ave. and Sd st.
me-; o rooms. bath and cellar; bay window brick;
newly painted. Look this up.
$3475-Rent. $500.
Prominent corner n.e..: good location; 2-story
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fine home-or-inyestment.
"a $500. i
3-story brick. west Of 9th, a fine residence
street. at sacrifice; 10 rooms and bath, cellar,
furnace heat; good lot to alley.
/. $3.50.
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For Sale
T ST. NEAR 9TH
3-stofy brick. rooms and bath.
Frst-foOr kitchen; cellar; fur. heat.
Price reduced-$6, ESQ.,
e. LODGE HILL,
1t S02 F st.
FOR SALE
1917 EYE ST. NE.
neat 2story brick; rooms, bath; offered at
q low figure to quick purchaser.
B. LODGE HILL,
uk
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FOR SALESMAN, TO CLOSE AN ESTATE;
nne 3-story brick house, 18th and V; II
rooms and bath; large lot to alley; price only
"a, $50: the house alone would cost as much to
rebuild.
FOR SALE-Bargain, Mt Pleasant Howard
ave. near 10th ST.. fine cottage; rooms and
bath; in good condition; lot 40x143 more 'front.'
age is desired; snap at &c. $50.
FOR SALE-Gilt edge snap most fashionable
section. near Mrs. TOwnsends. Walsh ct al; 22d
and Mass. ave-; splendid 3-story and cellar brick
house; 10 rooms and modern bath: fine condition;
splendid hot water heater large lot only S., 800.
ap3O-3t WALTER A. BROWN, 1923 Pa. ave.
FOR SALE-yERY DESIRABLE HOME. 2-STORY
brick house, rooms and bath 9Th st. ne,
So Of f Cap. attractive front and side yard
in grass; price, $500. CLIFTON LAUGHLIN.
73l 18th St NV ap3O- Ste
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FOR SALE-1935 CINCINNATI ST. THE BEST
house Washington Hts. for the price.
ONLY ONE LEFT.
50, 500.
Easy payments-small amount of cash
balance monthly. First trust, $4,000
Compare the construction of this house
~ with any others Washington Hts. that
p were built to sell.
Double 1oors-13-inch walls-plate glass
front windows-hot-water heat.
THOMAS j. FISHER CO., Incorporated.
ap3e-6t 1414 street NV.
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FOR eArr-Housrs.

yO4 HAGE-.
A PROPOSITION ABOVE THE AyERA0A
80. QoLghi5ix Ak1aHTS
PRICE, %, 76o-LoT 9exf3D-BTABIiE.
A peat e-rcon snd tiled bath brick. BDH
IQH1A Cellar: Furnace heat. Two atairwVs.
THM PROPERTY 10 COMPARATIVELY NEW.
n IS CHEAP.
BLUNDON, 0'BRINN = BELT, (Inc.), 122o NV.
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sOUTHRADT BARGAIN.
LOCATED BEL. I'D AND 4TH Cts. AND D.
clean-cut, Groom brick. Porcelain tub.
FINE LOT. Price, - $50.
BLUNDON, o'BR1N BELT. (Inc.). 1870 NV.
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DETACHED HOUSES.
ALL HAVE SIDE LIGHTS.
LOCATED IN THE BEST SECTIONS OF
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
10 rooms and bath. Stable. Elegant lot. 3, 500.
10 rooms and bath. Almost new. Nice porches.
Rented to prominent Official at 5000. 5000.
rooms and bath. New. "a. 500.
10 rooms and bath. New. Every convenience.
Wide deep lot. $500.
8 rooms and bath. Almost new. Nice porches.
$500.
REMEMgER. ALL OF THE ABOVE ARE DE-
BLUNDoN, o.BRIEN BELT. Gnc.), l22oGnw.
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