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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-06
THE PEACE OF EUROPE.
Much Done Last Week to Insure Its
 MaintAnance

London, March 5.-The Foreign Ohice regard the week just ended as one in which much has been done to guarantee the continued peace of Europe. The As- sociated Press is authorized to say, how ever. that the rumors that France, Great Britain or any other power is contemplat- ing intervention or taking any steps with inc idea of ending the war are baseless.
 On Dowh4ng Street it is thought Japan would almost regard any attempt at in- terventiOn as an unfriendIy act. Con- cernlng the attitude of Russia toward Great Britain it was said at the Foreign Office tonight that direct and indirect in-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-06
Messeneers, strike Broken.

Chicago. March 5.-Representatives of the Western Union. American District and Illinois District Telegraph Compa nies announced to-day that the strike of the messenger boys against the company vas practically broken. The companies have now. It is asserted. almost a complete force of non-union messenger men, boys and girls
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-06

atorS to h,s departure for Paris The minister took occasion to deliver at, elo- quent tribute to the American press for It's fairness. inpartiality and absolute h. tegrity. He especially co7nplimented the Washington representatives of the manS newspapers with whom he had come in contact
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-06
Lumber Schooner Wrecked.

Raleigh, N. C., March 5,--A special from Elizabeth City. N. C.. says: The schooner Diinnock from Newbern to Nor folk lumber laden, sprang leak on Roanoke Island Wednesday The cap tain headed for Gull Shoals, hoping to save the cargo of 75,O03 feet of lumber. but strong wind drove the vessel upon the shoals and wrecked IL The crew reached the shore in row boat after great hardships.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-06
raft,a Mar sanratarr.

Washington. March 5.-Frederick &, Carpenter has been appointed private sec retary to Secretary Taft. succeed ing Merrill o. Chance, who has been appointed chief of the supply dlviss ion of the Postofice Department. Mr, Carpenter Is a native of Minnesota.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-06
Denied in Washington.
FnnnH Not nniItr

Bristol. Va, March 5.--J. H. Catron and J. A. Barnet. on trial in Lee County on the charge of killing Democratic Elec- ton Judge I. E. Nils, in Scott County last November, were found not guilty this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-06
Varrilla Calls on Hav-

Washington March 5.-M. Bunau-Va- rilla, the retiring minister from Panama, called at the State Department to-day to say farewell to Secretary Hay prepar-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-06
Weathar Forerast

Washington, March 5.--For Alabama: Rain Sunday and probably Monday; fsesh east to southeast winds
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-06

Death of Rev. ]. 0. Porter.
 ocala. Fla. March 5--Rev. J. c. Por- ter, former editor of The Witness. and died at his home here this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
BONDS.
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


Chicago. Oct. 5.-OpeninE in wheat was at
slight decline and tho tendency continued DOWN
ward for an hour during which the loss compared
with the previous days closing prices was &c III
December and ssc in May The heavy receipts at
Northwestern points having the effect or
creating bearish sentiment. Probably three out
OF every five Of the local operators were looking
for a break and doubtless fixed in the mar
ket 10 profit by It il II came. With that feeling
so prevalent and orders from outside far from
numerous the decline that occurred was inevi-
table. Local receipts were Il cars: last year they
were So Minneapolis and Duluth received 1867
cars against $50 the week before and only 46T last
year. December closed at 81 1lss after selling as
high as 81 12ls and low 81 l95s. May sold from
s. l7&s down to 81 105s. closing at 81 1lia.
Corn started strong. receipts being light and the
weather promising TO be cold enough tonight 70
put an end to further growth for the season
Trade was light and largely Tor local account.
The local receipts were 126 cars OF which four
were contract, and shipments hence were $4,000
bushels Estimate OF to-morrow's receipts was
lls cars December closed at slIsc The highest
was nc and the lowest sOzsc, The range OF May
was from 4sAc to 4s1sc. closing al 4S7sc.
A slow trade was Done in oats. good demand
existed but offerings We're light Cash houses and
elevator people the best buyers. Northwest
houses took of hedges against cash sales they re-
ported having made The Elar6et refused to act in
sympathy with the weakness IN wheat. ruling firm.
MAY was mostly wanted al S39sc. The sam%e mar
ket was steady Receipts were 1f cars, of which
IT we're contract and OF the same grade 40Co bush
sIs vrara taken from unlicensed elevators. Chicago
shpped e4aOoO bushels; estimates for tomorrow
were 1872 ears The market closed weak. December
and Nav deliveries showing loss OF lac from yes
toydav's close December closed at axe after sell
ing as high as 3l1sc. Nay closed at the bottom,
SSssc The highest was SS9sc
Provisions were quiet but firm the opening.
but selling by A. s. White caused a little easiness
To foIIov- The trade was Hight, and the hog sit
ua,ion was strong. 10000 head being received the
yards. $500 under the estimate October pork sold
her ,,d Ta,uarr products lost l5c 70 sOc January
lard sold bv White. sagged 10 81 521s. The October
ana necember showed a 1oe weakness There was
prar,icaIv nothing notable in rths. prices holding
about steady.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
Financial.
$3.50 1000 FUNDING BONDS.
IF.-1 q IITN ITtatAITl
Trenton. y. J., October /. 1914


Trenton y =. October I. 1904
s.sl,d proposal, VII he rsceiye4 az mis- 3isGe & Gn' M
-ts sss - the holo a. Five Hundred and StxtS nine
--L-a collars - F1u- Funding B1lls OF i-
CIV - trenton. J. dated octaasr lat lso4 Que "
tober Let. 1884 a.. ...-.., s,--- ,r 5e-or,i-
,,tio7s % not less 500 more than SlotVp e.
- ra,f.tts semi annually Bonds viii not p
f- les thau pAr accrued interest from ot-oOel 4
le04 - - .ots.,ro ~ E,oa
,,irr a. e0clase vta each tiI certified cheek V q
- SrutsG raEllto ff~ order ~ =
s-@as 1.ifv Treasurst Checks VII he iHIncdatey 70
t,,3. vl io awarded the bidder whose pfoI.sa
- a.. tse most fa-orAbla t1 the citv bur tho rgl -
,..sss 30 reject a.y ar al bids not deemed io' Ae
inreres. az rHs Ct-f-
" J l. STOKES. ,ity treasurer
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06

,s,Ass were bid up 70 s1s without sales. II the
.1,,er issues Greene Consolidated was strong and
oc,i,s. and Gold Hm Copper gained fraction.
g-he bond department was steady but neglected
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
Bowling Green Trust Co.
~ RROADWAY. NEW YOF

80 BROADWAY, NEW YORh-
Capital, S2,5OO, 900. Surplus, SZ,5OO,OOO
OFFICERS; -
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR 1st Vice-Presldens
CHAs. P. ARMSTRONG ID Vice-Presidens
JOHN A. HILTON Sd WIRES. & Treas.
WILLIAM n. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS
Charles P Armstrong, Myron 7. Herrick,
Frank Brainard. Edward 7. Jeffery,
Robert G. Clowry. Edward R. Ladew,
r5ruud r Converse, William NJ Laws,
wrn Nelson Cromwell, J. W. Middendorf,
Grenyille N. Dodge, VIM. Wills MerrlA'
A. GOepel, WlnsIoW ,. EleFoe'
Edwin Could Frederick B. Schenck,
Frank Jay Gould, William d. Isylor'
George J. Gould, Edward H. 4homas'
John A. Hilton, John 7. 1ruesoeH'
EFF. c. Young.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
pETROIT UNITED RAILWAY.

Detroit Mich. sept 16 1904
The regular quarterly dividend ONE PER CENT on
capital stock this company has been declared
payabla November 1s I9o4 Checks win he mailed TO
stockhoders record, payable at the once Of Kean
COrtlaudt Co.. New York
Transfer books viii closed from Saturday, October
10TH. 1904 II o'clock noou until Wednesday Novem-
Z. H. RUSSELL Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
No 1JS broadway,

FT0llWlyt
New York. October T. 1904
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders Of the Manhattan Railway Company will b
held AZ the Conpauys once No 1aS Broadway Saahat-
tan borough. York City. On Wednesday November
Il Ociock noon
Board OF Directors for the ensuing year Is 60 6e
elected and three Inspectors OF ElectlOG.
The transfer Will be closed Saturday. October
sth a. IL and viii be reopened on Thurs
dar Nov ~ 10 o'clock A NJ.
p ". MWILI.IANS Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
Financial Meetin gS.

WISCONSIN, CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY.
ANNUAL. MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
l. holders Of tho WISCONSIN CENTRAL RAILWAY
COMPANY will held, OF Bylaws OF
said Company the general Offices % the Company, IN
the CobV < Abbot Building the City OF Milwaukee.
in tha state OF Wisconsin. Tuesday.
Wiz: the eleventh day of October. A. 1904. at the
hour of 0 O'clock 4 II for the az three Dt-
recto and Tor Transaction OF all other business
a. may come before said meeting.
The transfer the Company FOR the transfer
stock Will be closed u o'clock September
lOth and rcopened morning ot October I2h 1904
CHARLES NJ. MORRIS. Secretary.
Date9 Milwaukee. wisconsin. September Ist. 1904.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06

THE PROCTER s GAMBLE COMPANY.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
have this dav declared a dividend OF TWO PER
CENT the Preferred o. this Company, payable
ard October 18th. 1904 stockholders OF
close % business September .tst 1904
II B. GAMBT4Es Sec'y.
Cincinnati Ohio. September Goth. Ie04
A DvEETIsENESTS and subscriptions for Tbs Tribune
"a recely cd their Uptown once,
NO. 1884 BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
GAS COMPANIES.

Dygslshsa by Hynlla-a z s,Ieaois 4 ca ,,o ,.
ecso u Gar "a f-T7G 10 - .. DC. Askea.
ESQ Isl Cou 5s.iOs us n Y Il pf.6 % ~ lps1
Mutual Co.. GO 80 sNof n - -. -
- G. Rg sfsnas~5 80 ~''- - w
o. 4"As- 10 l-5 do pref 80
Go as.---.---.108@ lo9zi 30 Is l9so ~ ~
'And fnteres:
MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
Dividend Notices.

OFFICE INTERNATIONAL. POWER COMPANY
Providence r. l., oct. g. 1904.
A SEAII-ANNUAL DIVIDEND or 50 PER
- share the preferred stock the International
Power has been declared. payable October
18th 1904 rrockhoders OF record this date The
boog will be October 3D. 1904, anL Will bs re-
opened October nth. leot-
WILLIAM r. SHELDON.
Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
STREET RAILROAD BONDS.
sAns interest

r-o3klyn Ferry stock. .-. p.
.fohoken VERY ist 3s. 1916
gn stock. --s---
y Y A. Z n Very 20 sf0ck.
do lst mtg Be-. 1922 49,
-Ty II II Coa Is. 1876 ID.
ION n - 81 ist ms 81. 1915
Vnion 4 0f y J 4 2 stock
rT a N.J-lst ms 81. 1885,
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06

INACTIVE STOCKS
furnished by William E Nichols a Co.. No Is waI-stl
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06

GUARANTEED STOCKS.
gFuuisass by Joseph Walker sens. No 20 Brosd-st)
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
cLosINe cURe quotations.

C,urr.shel by William Z. Nichols Co. 10. Is wali-st)
Sd Askal Aslaa
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06

ss4s r,.al sales. 'ooa lots.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
BANK STOCKS.

reported by Clinton Gilbert No wau-z1
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
BONDS.

Ia..ceo. T-tal. -ssu and interest.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06
School agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCI
sppIias Professors Teachers. Tutors OrernezSeS etc
10 -CoIIezs-. schools and Families Apply 70
Sf~S , %G-FCLTON. 90 Union Square
New-York tribune., 1904-10-06

EVERETT STONE. CTaIs and Columbia sraduatel:
n. p7ya,e tl-o coaching for college BIG W 56th-st
VISITING KINpERGA ARTNEE. fond of children. ds-
y s--s pupils. SIi=s E&NDEL. 345 West f04th-st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-04
$4,000 to
81, 600.


6 street, near 14th. ten
rooms, 2Ox1O0, SIS, $50.
8 street, near 10th,
eight rooms, 2Ox1OO;
price, $1,000.
T street, near 9th,
eight rooms, 22x116;
price, $3.50.
7 street, near 10Th,
three stories: $500.
T street, ten rooms,
29x100; $1,000.
T street, near 18th,
nine rooms, 20x120;
IS, 500.
T street, new, ten
rooms, two baths,
20x1O0; $1,000.
T street, corner, 4S
feet front; $5.2O0.
Mass. Avenue, near It'll,
two story, 0x70;
$500.
N. Y. Avenue, nearly
new, eight rooms,
1SxS0; $3.50.
N. Y. Avenue, near LIST,
nine rooms, furnace,
2ox103; $500.
N. H. Avenue, eight
rooms, 25x9O; S., 500.
North Capitol, hand
some new corner,
eight rooms; So,
r. 1. Avenue, near 9th,
three stories, 1SX100;
$1,000.
r. I. Avenue, new three
story, reception hall,
$3.50.
Corcoran street, near
10th, eight rooms,
19.6x95; $500.
French st. 8 rooms, 4
deep, 1Sx100; S., 200.
N ST., new, 10 rooms,
hot-water heat; Sc, 900.
N st. near 18th, three
story. 1Sx110; $500.
N ST., s rooms, 2Sx1O0,
So, 500.
N ST., 8 rooms, hot
water heat; price,
S., 300.
N st. near 10th, s
rooms, 23x120; IS, 800.
N st. near Conn. ave-,
8 rooms; $3.50.
L st. near 9th, three
story; $1,000.
L st. near N. H. ave-,
10 rooms; Sc, 800.
M st. near 9th, 10
rooms, 21x1OO: $500.
M st. near 18th. 10
rooms, 2Ox120; $1,000.
M ST., nearly new, with
brick stable; So, 800.
K st. near 18th, Z
rooms, 20x147; $1,000.
! st. near LIST, 8 rooms.
19x90; $6,250.
H st. near LIST, three
story: So. $50.
H st. near 18th, three
story; $500.
G st. near 9TH, three
story; $1,000.
West Of 10th street,
new, ten rooms, steam
heat: SO. 500.
Near Dupont Circle, ten
rooms, three story,
hot-water heat: IS, 750.
18th street, nearly new,
three story, steam
heat; price, Sc.
18th street, nearly new,
corner, twelve rooms,
steam heat; $1,000.
10Th street, compare
lively new, nine
rooms, 19x90: IS, 500.
Corcoran street. be-
tween 18th and 18th,
ten rooms; 30. 600.
N. ]. avenue, near I,
ten rooms. 81 feet
front; $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-04
$500 to
S 600.

West Of 18th street,
new, twelve rooms,
two baths, hot water
heat; 20x110; $1,000.
Near Connecticut ave-
nue. and S street,
new twelve rooms,
hot water heat,
2Ox1O0; $3.50.
Near 18th and Pa. ave-
nue., twelve rooms,
lot 2Ox1O0; $500.
r street near Goth,
twelve rooms, two
baths, hot water
heat: $9,75O.
No. 2013 / street,
twelve rooms, 21x127:
price. $1,000.
K street west Of Con-
necticut avenue, AZ
feet ont, new,
steam heat; 50, 500.
N street near 18th,
nearly new, ten
rooms; price, $500.
II street, near 10th. ten
rooms, lot 20x10O;
IS, 500.
H street, fronting on a
beautiful avenue,
double dwellin 6,
81x150; price. IS 600.
I street near Doth.
twelve rooms, stable,
1s.9x142; So, 500.
X street NV, four
teen rooms, hot wa
ter heat. brick stable,
20x142; IS, 700.
G street near both,
twelve rooms, 20x120;
price, 81, 800.
G street near 9th,
twelve rooms, 22x100;
IS, 500.
Near the British EN-
bassy, new, ten
rooms. hot water
heat; 1900.
Handsome corner resi-
dence within two
squares of Dupont
circle, 60 feet front.
steam heat; 81, $50.
P street between 18th
and 18th, ten-room
brick dwelling, 16x-
100; $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-04
Pope to Hold Consistory.

cable from Rome last night says: The
pope has expressed his intention to hold
a consistory June 81 No cardinals. it is
believed, will be appointed, only new
bishops nominated.
His holiness may take this opportunity
to deliver an allocution concerning the
events leading up to the recall of the
French ambassador.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-04
Under $4,000.

A nearly new 3-story.
1o-room, bay-window
brick: cellar. recep-
ton hall, 1s.6x110; T
st. NV; ESQ.
Near 18th & r, 3-story.
Groom brick. Re-
duced from 1000 to
$4,000.
West of 14th beau
tiful new S-room
dwelling, reception
hall, furnace; A,SJ0.
S st. west of 10th, Z
rooms and bath;
"a,
West of 14th, on an
ave, 8 rooms. cellar.
20x1O0; "a, 600.
18th St, nearly new, Z
rooms, reception hall,
furnace heat: s.. 600.
West of 14th, wide St,
s rooms. cellar, fur
mace, 25xs0; s.. zoo.
9th St. s rooms. stable,
Gox94; 81, go.
9Th ST., s rooms, 20x1O0;
81 900
s St, 0 rooms, bath;
81. 200.
Seaton ST., 8 rooms;
50, $50.
Near Stanton Park, 8
rooms; 81, 100.
Near Lincoln Park, o
rooms. 1Sx100; "a, 600.
Near I'd st. and Nd.
ave-. 8 rooms, 1sx100;
1890.
10th st. near Mass.
ave., s rooms, 22x110,
$3.50.
Near Capt, z rooms,
cellar, furnace; $500.
Near G.. P. O., 8 rooms,
cellar; "a, 100
9th st. me-, corner; 8
roo s. hot-water
heat; So, $50.
r st. me-, s rooms;
s.. 400.
18th st. me-, near B.
nearly new; $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-04

North Capitol, new
eight rooms, stable.
hot water heat,
1Sx1o0; $3.50.
On an avenue north
west. ten rooms. hot
water heat; s., $50.
Vermont avenue, at
tractfve corner, ten
rooms: $500.
21st street, ten rooms.
27x1O6: $1,000.
18th, near r street.
three story, ten
rooms: price, $500.
10th street NV, three
story; 1900.
p street NV. corner.
eight rooms: s., TO.
18th street. near Mass.
avenue, 19x1o0: s5. 2p.
18th. near Iowa Circle,
three story; $3.50.
13th street, near s,
eight rooms, 21x13S:
ss.nn0.
Corner dwelling and
brick stable on 18th
street: sc, 900.
9th street, between s
and T. three story,
19xS0; SO, 700.
9th street. near p.
three story, 20x120;
81. 200.
10th street. near M. ten
ROOMS, brick stable;
5000.
18th street. near N,
three story, 19.6x94:
$3.50.
18th, near s, three
story. ten rooms;
S,250.
18th between T and u
streets. three stories,
1sxSo: So 200.
9th street, near o,
three stories. Dxo5;
$500.
9Th street, near p,
three stories. stable,
1s.6x94; $3.50.
9th street. near q. ten
rooms. 25xs5; $1,000.
9th street, near o.
eight rooms, 21x93;
$500.
9Th street. M. twelve
rooms. 19x9s: $1,000.
Fronting on Mass. ave-
nue. near 9Th. three
stories; $4,000.
4th street, near @,
eight rooms; S.. 500.
o street. near 9th. nine
rooms. 21x135: $1,000.
Near 18th and s street.
new. nine rooms, 10
xeo: $3.50.
P street. near 18th
three stories, 20x100;
SIS. $50.
p street. eight rooms,
40xa0: 5000.
P street. near Iowa
Circle, three stories:
s6.50o.
Near Iowa Circle,
eight-room brick.
brick stable; $1,000.
@ street. near 10th,
eight rooms, 20x97;
5000.
Q street. nearly new.
three stories, 2ox100:
$4,000.
r street, near 18th,
twelve rooms, 20X1UU;
$1,000.
r street. ten rooms,
brick stable: SIS, 800.
r street, corner. ten
rooms, steam HEATH
$1,000.
r street. between 9th
and 10th, ten rooms,
brick stable: $500.
Near 18th e. r streets,
ten rooms. hot water
heat: SO. $50.
s. street, handsome
corner. steam heat,
reception hall; price
$1,000.
s. street, near 1st,
eight rooms, attici
IS, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-04

The cruiser Galveston 10 seven tentho
completed at the Norfolk navy yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-04

M street near 10th,
twelve rooms, 22x120;
5000.
Q street, west Of 14th,
twelve rooms, 22x95;
81, 500.
Q street, west Of Conn.
avenue, twelve rooms;
50. $50.
r. /. avenue, ten-room
brick. hot-water heat,
brick stable; $500.
s street near Goth. nine
rooms, exec: 81, 500.
s street near N. H.
avenue. ten rooms,
1Sx97: 5000.
Outlook on Mass. ave.
west of Goth, twelve
rooms, two baths,
hot-water heat; 81, $50.
4th street NV. near 2,
fifteen rooms, 2xa3;
price. 50. 500.
10Th street NV, ten
rooms; IS, $50.
Conn. avenue, ten
rooms 50, 500.
18th street near r,
nearly new, three
story: s7.75O.
Near 18th and r. I.
avenue. twelve rooms,
brick stable, 20x1OO;
$500
An attractive corner on
18th street, ten rooms;
IS, 600.
18th near / street, ten
rooms; 50, $50.
18th near Q street,
three-story; 50. 900.
10th near o street, ten
rooms; $1,000.
2oth near p street; ten
rooms; IS, SEQ.
N. H. avenue near o.
ten rooms, two baths:
$3.50.
Mass. avenue near 18th,
ten rooms: 1850.
Near 10th and Mass.
avenue, twelve rooms,
lot 25x100; $500.
18th near Mass. ave.
twelve rooms; 22x1OO:
81 500.
18th near N street, ten
rooms, 19.7x90; 5000.
Mass. avenue near 9Th,
twelve rooms; 5000.
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Over $4,000

A colonial house on
Washington Heights,
twelve rooms, two
baths, hot-water heat;
lot 25x12o; price, s16,-
0O0.
A wonderful bargain in
a house on Washing
ton Heights, west of
Conn. ave-; twelve
rooms. tiled bath.
steam heat; lot 50x
1G0; can be purchased
at about one-half it's
real value; present
owners took for a
debt; price, s13, 500.
No. 1920 r. l. ave, one
of the prettiest situa-
lions in the city,
fronting on two ave-
nues and a park; lot
2x120; price, s13, 600.
An out-of-town owner
will give a bargain in
a house fronting on
r. I. ave. near 18th;
twelve rooms, four
story brick and frame
dwelling; price, s11.-
$50.
/ street near 18th, a
comparatively n e w
dwelling. built for
owners home; lot ok
us; price. $4,000.
Conn. ave. near Dupont
Circle; twelve room
brick dwelling; sl5,-
600.
Mass. ave. west of 14th
stree, twelve room
dwelling, reduce q
from SIS, 900 to $l3 $50.
Mass. ave. west of 18th
street, new dwelling;
twelve rooms, hot
water heat; price,
so, 800.
Near 18th al . SITS;
practically q corner:
nine side windows,
three stories, four
rooms deep on eieh
floor; price, s13, $50.
Q street near 18th.
probably the best
house on this square,
has had a back build
ing added; price.
S12,5o0.
10th street, a four
tory stone-front
dwelling, few houses
so well constructed;
S13, 500.
Near Dupont Circle.
twelve rooms, two
baths, brick stable;
S12, 500.
New t W ell We room
dwelling, hot-water
heat, brick stable, lot
50x150, west of 14th
street; s15, 900.
K street near 10th,
twelve rooms. hot
water heat. lot 24x
lis; $12, 500.
Near the Arlington
Hotel, twelve rooms,
brick stable; SIS, 900.
R. I. avenue. twelve
room dwelling. brick
stable. lot 24x150;
oil, UUO.
Near Conn. avenue and
r, modern twelve
room dwelling, hot
water heat, brick
stable; SIS, 600.
Near the Russian lega-
ton, twelve room
dwelling, four rooms
deep on each floor.
large lot; $14, 900.
@ street, fourteen
room dwelling, near
ly new, brick stable,
lot 25x120; $4,000.
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