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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-01
Services at St. Paups in London.

Special Cabegram to The Star
LONDON, December IA large congre-
CATION filed ST. Paurs Cathedral yesterday
on the occasion of the services OF interces-
sion for the oppressed people of Russia and
for the English unemployed.
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FOR RENT-HoUSEs.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT Ss5. 5O-NEw HOUSE: CORNER;
big rooms; all improvements; msgnihoently sir
uated; overlooking city and facing the park. ia
Bryant st. NV e squares north of LIST and w.
MIDDAuGH & SHANNON tInc.l.
no2T-tf list and Bryant SITS. NV.
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Police Court Trials.

several cases were disposed OF by Justice
eaton In the police court this morning.
arthur johnson, coloped. was fined 81 for
oisoFdery conduct. 1t was testified that
Johnson mad boarded an electric train near
TINS city yesterday and had been guilty
OF offensive conduct. The conductor turned
MN over to Officers Henderson and Beach
VINO escorted him to the station house
Where he was locked up. Georgiana Lewis,
coiored, was charged with stealing meat
from w. ii. Peck. a fine of SO was i'm
posed A soldier giving his name as Will
liam Luster ana stating that he was at
tached to company at Fort Hunt was
before the court on a charge of disorderly
conduct and resisting officer. Police
man Ferguson. who made the arrest. testi-
fled against Luster. and the prisoner was
REQUIRED O nay 40.
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So6Oo.
Corner st and Figgler place NV, bet Is.
and I'd SITS. NV. tBloomingdaie).
Only $3.50 cash and monthly payments of only
$50 per month.
Wen arranged and very attractive good sized
s seems lots modern bath rooms furnace heat good
Only few lett-select now before all sold.
TIoNs ON THESE HousEs.
no22-tf MOORE HILL (Inc.l, T17 14th St NV.
FOR sALE-sCoREs OF wAsHINGToNIANs
layed the foundation for their financial indie
the Mount Pleasant section The extension of
l4th St (Which is now being graded IL lnlles
further north gives you better Oppor
tunity In the locality known Argyle" Just
tort reborn OF M0sb5 SHOWS fss e The r 3
per cent faster now In this section than 10 years
ago. To make money through real estate yo9
most substantial growth. Before Investing
Ga H T. our Ss s no o
Mount Pleasant; compare our location, the lay
to the city and prices With aey other nearby
property and If we do not offer you more 70.
your money than you can obtain elsewhere we do
Drop postal, telephone or call for illustrated
booklet, plat, etc Automobile at your service
If you wish to see the property.
Prices zoe. to 4oc. square foot. Terms, 500
FULTON R. GoRDoN.
ROBERT E. HEATER Manager,
po247t 612 Colorado bldg. Tel. Main 500
FOR SALE-1 NEW GROOM HOUSE. FURNACE,
fine bath. cabinet mantels, closets. well built In
every way on 33d St, So 500.
l new Groom house, Prospect ave, modern
conveniences. rents for S25. 80, price 50, $50.
1 12-room house, baths stable la rear, 33d
ST.. IS, 500
no21-tf H ". OFFUTT, 32d and sts
TO CLOSE ESTATE, I AM AUTHORIZED To
sell at great sacrifice a nice 2-story, 7-room
dwelling New Hamp. Wash. Cir; ~
TT. front and through to 22d st.
no: 9-tf,5 H. l.. RUST COS 14th ST. NV.
NV; a nice Groom bath, dwelling; nice front
and yardS: kitchen let floor: $4,000 JO-
SEPH r. ATKINSON. JAIL G st. NV. motif
FOR sALE-FINE RESIDENCE; IL ROOMS;
hot-water heat: square from Thomas Circle;
south exposure: terms easy; at large sacrifice;
also two-story stable billiard table, etc. Ad.
dress Owner. ansrtment 260 The Portner. se23-f
DON'T BUY REAL ESTATE UNTIL THE TITLE
has been examined
Prompt service. Protection. Lowest fees.
THE WASHINGTON TITLE ms CO.,
te13-u GOT e ct. NV.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
RETIRING RAILWAY SUPERIN.
TENDENT RECEIVES GIFT.
Watch, Chain and Locket Presented by
Employees of the Road-Gen-
eral News


ALEXANDRIA, Va, December I. 1908.
Mr.. w. s. Andrews the retiring ysaper'n-
tendent of the Washington division of the
southern railroad, was presented last night
with handsome gold watch and chain and
a beautiful diamond-studded locket by the
employees of the various departments of the
service with which he was connected In
token OF their esteem and appreciation
Inc presentation came as n surprise to
superintendent Andrews. who was visited
at his home on Prince street by the COM
mittee bearing the Testimonials. The gifts
were delivered by Assistant Superin tendent
James A. White in a few weil-chosen re-
marks. TO which Mr.. Andrews responded
ieehhsly. The following were present:
Messrs. r. d. Adams and G.. H Lehew OF
the telegraphers. W. II +. Fink ana
George w. Welker of the road department.
Mr.. Cherott of the mechanical department
and locomotive engineers Mr.. W. G. Lehew
OF the agency department. Mr.. w. B. Smith
ers of the conductors and Trainmaster Mil
Ter of the transportation department..
Mr. Andrews has been superintendent OF
the Washington division. with headquarters
In this city, for about three years. during
which time he has won many friends among
the cltlzens generally. as well as the em-
pioyes OF the company. He has been trans
fefred to the Danville division of the road
with headquarters at Greensboro y. C. He
VIII be succeeded here by {. $. Lake for
merry trainmaster of the Danville division.
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FOR RENT-H0USES.
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED

UST. COS 18th ST. NV.
1885 10th ne. Or, b. $3.50
1915 n Cap, 6r. =. 90
APARTMENTS.
1913 +. Or. b......50 300
1919 VT av. Cir. b.
Myrene. 703 9th. 6r. b40. 90
Coywood. 1928 L NV. Ar. 3
Pa nv. Or. b. fur. SO. -
ITO Conn nv, 3r, b..25.00
iT2l ia av. ar. b. 2J.u0
18th & 4 ne, nice Ar.
b fats. a m lib so
474 o. 3r. b........13.T
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FUN oALEr-hUuoElO.
FOR sALE-cozY 2-sToRY BRICK; ROOMS.
pantry, tiled bath; 2.story porch, combination
s o%sER 10 sp st u0s noss
FOR sALE-spLENDiD OPPORTUNITY TO Sc
cure Groom brick house in excellent condition:
MfI VIII Sisa G Ms / DANIEL eos-sos 18th.
FOR sAL f Ra ssansEI aEH hEfahTs.
Few steps from ear lines a ssnds0ms sto5s
na.a'., ooLiiSs-aUEKRr o q, AS ], Nv
ing principal and interest) will buy good Groom
hong sA sfar Il s sss' Co. pF 1874 ss0S st. NV
FOR SALE-BRICK HOME NE; 8 ROOMS,
bath; concrete cellar; will sell on easy payments.
Mo- Ne age Address ~ F. H." Star office.
FOR SALE-1sT ST. NV. 21O0 BLOCK,
eighteen feet front by one hundred deep. to wide
en sG Bath ana
n na:s It s David MOORE. 1928 N. Z. ave.
FOB SAIL sALE.e 81 9Th 81: NV. BET, AND g
4ddEsss owner. l. + KEFAuyE ss'i MIaa!sis.n
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE BEST THINGS
SUBURBAN-.When buying property In advance
of the city's growth don't make the mistake OF
purchasing In inferior localities, and be to
BUY ON A CAR LINE.
Don't take any stock In statements regarding
CAR LINES TO BE BUILT. You know those
things drag along for years, In the meantime
your investment Is dead one.
WE ARE THE LEADERS IN SUBURBANS.
HAVE HAD 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE. HERE
is LIST OF OUR PROPERTIES:
CONNECTICUT AVENUE HIGHLANDS, only
blocks beyond the new Conn. bridge; Is be.
ing improved at company's expense with water,
sewer, granolithc walks and all modern city
conveniences.
FOURTEENTH STREET H1GHTS-only 8
blocks beyond present terminus of 14th st. car
line; extends from 14th ST. extended to Bright
wood ave-; two car lines; will have all city iIu-
provenents at company's expense.
SILVER SPRING PARK-On Brightwood ave.
car line just beyond District line; graded streets
and sidewalks.
Our statesmen and carriages at your service to
want your business and will be glad to have you
write call for full particulars
ROBINSON & COMPANY uNCD,
Glib FOURTEENTH ST. NV.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE BEST THINGS
SUBURBAN. nc2I-tf
FOR SALE-A 3-sToRY, TEN-RooM. BAY-wIN-
dow brick on st. near SD; price. 81 ESQ. TILE
Inc. 1923 SD st. Phone West 40. no21-tf
FOR ssALE-IN GEoRGEToWN A s-sToRY,
MILLER SHOEMAKER REL ESTATE Co,
Inc. 1923 32d st. Phone West 40. no21-tf
FOR sALE-6- ROOM BRICK. WITH BATH. GAS.
etc; on car line, 32d and SITS: price.
81, 500. THE MILLER-SHOEMAKER REAL ES
TATE CO.. Inc, 1923 sd st. Phone West 40.
no21-tf
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TOR sALE-SPLENDD REAL ESTATE; REASON.
able and easy terms: send for my new cats.
dairy, fruit. truck poultry and blue grass farm:I
also lovely homes along the steam Ind electric
also business properly, such az stores, hotels
mills, halls. etc. We Aays rood land, rood
you to come out and let me show Sou around, !
have always lived IN the country. | can d I
better part by you than II lived IL the city.
Don't fail to send for my new catalogue bsfcls
you buy. ,ou, = ,rpx.x r.,.,.
Branch once at Vienna. Phone connect1on q
Fairfax g. n. and Vienna, odt.n
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SAI.E-ONIY ONE LEFT OF THOSE NEW
six-room. bath and reccption-hnll houses; newt,
papered: large porch. No. 1853 Ca ave- Sc
Price, $4,000. Also Nos. 112l, 1927 and 1929 )
ne; hot-water heat. Price, $3.50. Eas,
terms. HARRY S. WEIGH. 1+1O G NV.
del ct .eSu
FOR SALE-GREAT BARGAINS: 2 LOTS
on WYOMING NEAR CONN. AVE
EACH 50x165 AT 81 80 PER FIT
100 FIT FRONTAGE
OPP. MOST BEAUTIFUL HOME ON THIS
MOST ATTRACTIVE AVENUE ON
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
ADJACENT LOTS HELD AT $500 FIT
ALSO
60FT. FRONT. ROANOKE. 18TH AND 14TH,
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. SIS. 800
OF THE 2o-FNT. FRONTS FOR 50 900 EACH.
OF THE 2O-I'T FRONTS FOR 81 .OOO.
CHEAPEST SOMBiNATTON IN MARKET, OR
SPECIFICALLY LOW FOR THE
9 TWENTT-F0OT FRONTS.
J. p. WIMER, REAL ESTATE, 1901 G. ST.
de1-3t
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FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL HOMES.

BEAUTIFUL HOMES
SOUTH CAROLINA AVE Sc.
BET. SD AND 4TH SITS
New, 6 rooms. bath. up-to-date plumbing,
porcelain tub and sink
II feet front, bay window elegantly papered
Small cash payment and monthly payment
OF $50.
GEO. W. LINKINS,
no2o-r 800 10th st.
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ofo La. AVE NV
FOR sALE-NEw YORK AVE. NV. NEAR 1sr
estate. A three story, bay windok press brick
house; perfect condition: large lot to alley This
is fine home, Only $4,000. Don't miss this II
EbW P. SCHWARTZ, 624 F ST.
FOR sALE-NEAR GOVT PRINTING OFFICE;
thres-ssry press brick dwelling rooms rs o and
'''' ~ Ebw p SCHWARTZ, e24 st.
FOR SALE-A SOUTHWEST HOME: A BARGAIN;
two-story press brick; @ rooms and porcelain
rent 1t for So 30 per month; to make quick
EDw. P. SCHWARTZ. 624 f ST. NV.
FOR sALE-o ST. NV; s-sToRY AND CELLAR
heat: good lot TO alley; half square from cars;
this is excellent home; built short time ago;
1t must be sold TO settle an estate; price, 80,
EDW. P. SCHWARTZ. 624 F ST. NV.
i4th St: owner wishes better house on WASH.
ington Heights and 70 make quick sale has put
water heat IS feet front; kitchen 1st floor;
stairway laundry tubs; southern exposure;
can arrange terms to suit; see US for permit 10
EDw. P. SCHWARTZ. ga st. NV.
FOR sALE-TwoFAMILY APARTMENTS; WE
have some very desirable apartments n AZ sec
Heights Blcouiingdale. Georgetown, northwest
EDW. L. SCHWARTZ. oZ4 n ST. NV
FOR sALE--A SHORT DISTANCE FROM WASH.
ington Circle; and bath; lot 2Sx102;
large side yard: rents for $3.50; price, $780,
owner is anxious to sell,
nos0-3t EDW. p SCHWARTZ. GA = st. NV.
EoR SALE
T TTF S a1IsH REAL ESTATE 90.
fs2s sod Street fine Phone West 40.
Some excellent home bargains;
offered on easy terms.
Ofiec open Thanksgiving day.
only $40 per month; water aud
FOR sAIE-3si5 St, Groom frame; no cash
1'' payment; $50 per month; water
and sewerage.
ing 800 cash payment $50 per
month; rents for 5000.
FOR SALE-9-room brick in Georgetown; hot and
tSn rents Is, for O. 80 @Goi 800 cash.
THE MILLER SHOEMAKER REAL ESTATE co.
1923 SOD street mp Phone West 10.
no2s-tf
FOR sALE-Ag A SACRIFICE.
Owner leaving city.
$3.50. Reduced from $3.50.
RES; cEal.An; EuhsAsE HEAT; sp!sna!sa
condition THIS is FIIasT-cLAss INVEST
stone & FAIRFAX,
noe0-3t so4-so6-s sos ST. and 1912 New York ave.
For sALE-A PARTICULARLY DESIRABLE
JUST COMPLETED.
ST BOO.
West Of 10th st. SIDE ALLEY. SIDE WIN
BOWS.
A wMLARRANGED HOUSE
4 rooms deep on first floor: bed rooms; bath
room twice large the ordinary bath; TWO
STAIRWAYS; many beautiful mantels. HOT
WATER HEAT. II you want something nice see
'-i' n''''' STONE FAIRFAX.
no29-3t so4 S06-s0s F ST. and lS42 New York ave.
FOR sALE-HOW'S THIS FOR INVESTMENT?
Rents $45. Price, "a, $50.
On lettered ST. west Of l4th; select white
tenants.
STONE FAIRFAX,
noo95t so4 s06-sos F st and 1872 New York ave.
FOR SAIE-A CHEAP HOUSE.
ONLY So, $50.
REDUCED FROM $4,000.
Near I'd and Mass. ave, n.a., new statiDny
2 stories: cellar; 7-room and bath.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX,
no29-3t S04-so8-sOs st. and 1842 New York ave.
FOR SAIE-A RARE OFFER.
bay window brick near Conn ave. north q
on lettered at. Ad1eins several housesI cost
ing from 100000 to $1,000 each. Price to saye
FORECLOSURE. 81 GOO RENTING FOR $3.50;
STONE q FAIRFAX,
nc2s-st sO4-so8s0s = Ct and isAa New Yoek sss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-01

FOR SALE-CHEAP HOMES AT
S., 900.
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FOR RENT
TWO BRowN-STONE RESIDENCES
on N. II. ave., block from q ST
line; delightful location; best neigh
borhood; houses newly renovated through.
out: hot-water heat.
1922 n. n. ave., II rooms,
,s ga'hs Il ave- IA rom: s'''W
Also 1746 Q ST NV, 10 rooms $65OO
Caretaker in charge.
See W. e. COWEN
Bliss bldg. Telephone E. 685.
oc1e-tf-21
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FOR RENT-BY J L. KoLB, 5l9 i4TH ST. NV
2ii4 NV. lar. 90 3l5 Va Sc. I0r. sto2a 50
2ll3 Pa ay, 12r. 40 $500 Pa ay Sc 7r :. % so
Isle Cedar NV. sr... 81 so 1901 C se Or % so
Col Nd av ne. lor IS 90 Edgemont. Md. 10r.. 20 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-01

Corner V st. and Figgler place NV. bet 1st
and I'd SITS. n. tBloomingdaie).
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FOR RENT-CHARMING NEW BRICK HOME,
Steuben st. Brghtwood cars; rooms,
modern bath; hot water heat Only 500. So se1tf
FOR RENT-1IoS Q ST. N.w.-DESIRABLE IL
room dwelling in splendid location; rooms are all
large and well lighted: rent, $40. For key and
Information inquire of T. A. HARDING. 1915 @
n oc7-tf
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
iS1i S''h SEA AZ SO is;h @4'oo PEI IA m ~
Also very dcsi, able apartments In Stoneleigh
Court at from $50 to SITS per month.
Also a large list OF desirable furnished houses
FITCH FOX & BROWN,
au19-tf 1903 G ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-01

SUBDIVISION, WHOLE OR PART INTEREST
120 lots, 50x100 feet, duly plated and recorded.
electric and steam service four miles from
Box 80, Star office no3O-3t"
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

AT ELECTRIC DEPOT. FALLS CHURCH-oNE
and "A acres $500 per acre; 15I, acres S4C0 per
acre; fine Ter. house, barn and u acre lot, best
location, $4,000 Address Box 175, Star office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-01

FOR HENLEY tiEO W. LINKINS.
500 18th st. NV
,o., NV t2s $50 !. Store; 1915 Pa 20 90
.2i ed. Or b.. 80. large Studio ofiices IS 90
Sel 18TH Eat. 3r, b.. Col
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FOR RENT
THos J. FISHER 4 CO.. NC,
REAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE.
l414 ST. NV.
rNFuRyIsHFD


APARTMENTS.
Conn av near NJ .Sr. BIO. 90
The Alabama. 18th and
n NV. 4. 5. Or aud D
apis $40 to bo.W
The Maury No22, Or. b50. 90
"The Abby" ar. b. 1000
The Allenhurst. 11th and
Col I'd, br.b apis, $500
and $4,000.
The Avon, 18th and Col
I'd. 5r, b apis, $500
and S3s. 90.
The Elbe on. nth nnd
Col I'd, 5r.b apis, $500
- edo M
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
uNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-BY JAMES r. SHEA.
CAB Louisiana NV,
124s-i245 goth ST. NV. store and cellar. SIS 90
1891 st. NV, st. and dwell Or, bath 30. IS
305 1st ST Sc 11r, bath, rec hall. ...... $500
1894 18th st NV 8 rooms bath. ~ so
5I2 9th st sw 10 rooms bath. ........ 80 90
OILS 9th ST sy rms. bath, furnace. -. $50
252 nth ST. Sc rooms, bath ......... %. SO
Pose nth ST. n W. store and dwell; runs. %. 90
$50 K at ne rooms bath, furnace. ~. 80
1885 N J. ave- NV, dat, S rooms bath 81 80
Oil 7th st Sc 6 rooms bath. ........... 20 90
1929 10Th st ne rooms BATH cellar. Is. 90
423 o 81 sw g rooms bath ............. 1900
400 Az ST sw rooms, bath ..,.......... 1900
1919 n + ave Sc rooms, water..... II 30
ba5 x1st st NV rooms water. 1000
043 la ave NV entire fourth floor 80. 10 90
600 N st me-. rooms. ELECTROMAGNETIC. 600
no25-tf.20
FOR RENTALS COLUMBIA ST. NV. 2-SrORY
brick; rooms NIL; In good repair;-a $3.50.
Key at store, 9th and o NV. F. W. TUCKER q
BRO. 720 1T. ne. no1430te.4
FOR RENT-ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS RESI-
denee No. 1914 Conn ave.. near British embassy:
steam heat; Anil PHILLIPS CO.. $50 Jchn
Me shall place. Phone 44s7. oc26-n
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TWO FINE HOUSES.
RENT, $50 EACH.
Each arranged as follows: 1sT FLOOR, par.
-lor sitting room. very large dining room, pantry
and kitchen; Cd FLOOR. bed rooms. tiled
bath: Sd FLOOR: bed rooms. tiled hath: attic.
with servants room; cellar Is concerted laun-
dry. HoT-wATER HEATING PLANT. TWO
sTAIRwAYs. Seryants' bath; Good yard to
paved alley. FINE LOCATION. COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS, nos. 1852 1870 KENYON ST.. ONE
HALE so. Of 18th ST.
BLUNDON, O'BRIEN & BELT Qnc).
no1.tf 1920 G ct. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-01

FOR RENT-C0NYENIENT To BUSINESS
SECTION No. 202 Indiana ave. NV; II rooms
and bath: 3-story brick house with steam heat;
line; good locality; rent. per month $50 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-01

Only $3.50 cash and monthly payments of only
SO per month
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HEISKFTI & McLERAS
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
zoos ST. NV, WASHINGTON, d. O
UNFINISHED.
iTo5 New Hampshire ave. ~ rooms and
2 baths. steam heat. Per year 81 COO 90
1916 ST. NV. 10 and baths
furnace heat. Per month. .......,,.. $500
1885 st. n 10 rcoms and bath,
hot-water heat. Per month ...,...,. COCO
IT'S Corcvtan St. rooms and bath,
furnace heat. Per month ........... $3.50
ESQ * st. lw., IT., b.. cellar. hot-water
heat. .........,.. .................. $3.50
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING,
no pain; feel, act aud last longer than natural
teeth; shrunken faces made normal; painless nil-
ing. DR. ]. L. WILSON. 1903 st. NV s-sOt'
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FL FINISHED.

FOR RENT-F'J' RNiSHED-A TWO-SrOltI Bkit X
house; large bay windows; hntler's pantry; sta
he good cundltion; has bean occupied by NJ. O.;
near car lines. call 1924 5 st. NV. OWNER
npsg-1t4
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REAL EsTATE-OUT OF CITY.

FOR SALE-FLORIDA HOME: 7-ROOM HOUSE;
healthy location further particulars. Apply to
T. B. TANNER. 927 st NV, Washington.
d. c. no30-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-01

FOR RENT - SPLENDID LOCATION FOR
PHYSICIAN; corner house; No. 1ll5 Rhode Is
land ave. NV; three-story brick house with IL
rooms and bath and cellar; furnace heat; rent,
per month. $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-01

FOR RENT
siI5 1921 X, 15r. Oh S3J. so .12021O nw,9r,b
$40 o. sol nth. I5r. Oh, APARTMENTS.
SEQ 1923 X NV, 15r N 500 18Th * Col rd 7r. b I
500 171I De Sales. I0r $50 LII 18Th Sc, Or.
$50. 1871 DE Sales. Tor OFFICES
SEQ. 1871 10Th, 12r. h'Sf4 1914 G. 2r
JORDAN & BLOOMER Gncl.
nolS-d eSuIt 1914 g st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-01

WE HAVE PREPARED A VERY CAREFULLY
SELECTED list OF PROPERTY IN VARIOUS
SECTIONS OF THE CITY FOR THE GREATER
CONVENIENCE OF HOME BUYERS AND IN
VISITORS IN REAL ESTATE. CALI. AT or
FICE FOR ONE OR DROP Us POSTAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-01

FOR PENTHOUSE ENTIRELY REMODELED,
No: 2o2 st. NV; 3-story and large concrete
cellar brick dwelling; good sized yard to alley
rooms and tiled bath; hot-water heat; rent,
per month, $50
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED.

Cor 10th and kenesaw NO6 Riggs pl. Or. b. ..5oO
ay l2r. 2b, month zoo Flats. 9th & av. 30 so
1901 Mass NV. Slr. I'll 9th NV, ! p. b. 5000
So month ........ $50 1883 18th NV 81. b.. 5000
GIL 18th .35T Oh. 20 p27 av.-3r, b.. 1890
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are enormous. and the effect on those
markets Of the overthrow Of the au-
thority Of the contracting power would
evidently involve a convulsion in the
markets Immediately affected. The To-
cal market withstoodA the shock with
good resistance.
Another effect of the Russian disturb
ance was the heavy demand for gold
which sprang up, resulting in an outgo
of several million dollars for Paris. The
great storm was depressing influence,
and the downward turn in the rate Of
gross earnings of railroads for the sec
ond and third weeks of January and
the testimony of railroad traffic officials
to lull in the trade activity of the
interior gave additional force to the
consideration of traffic conditions.
The pressure of capital into available
investment was especially conspicuous
in the bond market and led to broad
and active demand for bonds, especially
for all grades yielding a return of 4
per cent or upward on the investment
There was also a continued demand for
number of the favorite speculative
bonds.
United States 2's advanced IA and the
new As II per cent ON call this week
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Erie throughout the session, but that
stock encountered heavy profit taking.
1t has been the professed expectation for
several days past that the decision of
the Supreme Court in the Northern Sc
curities case would be handed down at
Washington on Monday. Beyond this
there was nothing to explain the ex-
citement regarding these stocks.
Outside of the buoyancy in the trans
continental group the market closed
slightly irregular. Total sales Of bonds,
par value, S., 440, 900.
The crisis in Russian affairs which
developed last Sunday has been a dom
inant influence this week on all the
worlds securities markets, and New
York suffered it's full share Of the
shock Mondays outlook seemed to
threaten immediate revolution in Rus
sia. Whatever might be the opinion of
the ultimate results to flow from such
an event, its immediate effects could
not be contemplated with equanimity
in the world Of finance. Holdings in
this country Of Russian securities, out
side Of some Of the great insurance
companies, are known to be small, and
English investments in them are small.
But holdings in France and Germany