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, 1906-08-11
STANDING
OF TEAMS
TENNIS TOURNAMENT AT UNI.
vERsITY COURTS INCORRECT
LIZ REPORTED YESTERDAY.
This Paper Led Into Error, Which Is
Set Right by Writer Who Knows
the Game-Dekay and McMurray
of Town and Prot. Gilkison of Uni
versity Still in Game.

In conversation with Mr.. Griffin, one
of the players in the tennis tourna-
ment between the town and university,
1t is learned chat the report which
came to this office yesterday and was
printed is incorrect. The report stated
that the university players had been
defeated, which is not true up to the
present time. The scores to date are
as follows:
Scores at This Time.
Doubles-McMurray and Sheridan
Downey won from Tisdel and Gilkison,
60, TO; DeKay and Steven Downey
lost to Moudy and Griffin, 81, Sc, 10;
McMurray and Sheridan Downey won
from Moudy and Griffin, 81, 60.
Singles-Sheridan Downey won from
Tisdel, SO, GA; McMurray Won from
Moudy, Ga, 81, 60; DeKay won from
Griffin. 81, Ga, Sc; Steven Downey
lost to Gilkison, 20, 4-6; Sheridan
Downey lost to Gilkison, 2-6, 4-6; De-
Kay against Gilkison, 60, S-S.
Players Still in Game.
This last match was closed on ac-
count of darkness, and a time set for
finishing it. Mr.. DeKay was unable to
play at the time agreed upon, but
failed to notify Prof. Gilkison, which
gave the match to Prof. Gilkison by
default. The two players, however.
agreed to finish the match and play
another. Mr.. DeKay won the first
match and Prof. Gilkison the second.
and they decided to call it a draw and
play again to decide the contest. This
leaves Messrs. DeKay and McMurray
of the town team and Prof. Gilkison
of the university team stiTl in the con-
test.
Def From Varsity.
The university players readily ac-
knowledge defeat in doubles, but they
say they want the man who talks
about their lack of fortune to defeat
their best man, or, if he has neither
the fortune nor skill, bring up someone
who has II or both of those redui-
sites.
, 1906-08-11
Brunette Arrested.

New York. Aug. Enlarged with
mainng a billet doux containing a
pretence to marry on purpose of de,
frauding James S. McClelland, a veal.
thy young business man of Philadel-
phia, Mrs, Helen Hamilton, a striking
brunette, was arrested today by the
federal authorities, who believe Nc
Clelland is not her only victim, but
that she conducts a regular business
of alluring men on p%retense to marry
in order to get funds.
Man Himself Accused.
McClelland asserts that he was
mulched out of $500. Mrs. Hamilton's
attorneys assert that McClelland him
self was a fortune hunter. When he
found the woman had no money,
through vengeance he sought her ar
rest.
, 1906-08-11
Had HIah.Priced Room.

Miss Sondeheim arrived at Atlantic
city three days ago, taking a $40 room.
Yesterday she left without taking her
baggage. The manager received a tel
ephone message from her shortly after,
asking him to. reserve her room.
A Prison Offense.
Under the New Jersey law, intention
to defraud is ground for Imprisonment.
, 1906-08-11

Why not get all the news when 1t
Ia news by reading The Republican!
, 1906-08-11
AERONAUTSAT MERCY
Of WIND AND STORM

er Troy collided with a span of the
international bridge today, p~recipitat-
ing 1t into the channels on either side
of the center pier. Navigation is
blocked.
, 1906-08-11

The woman without ambition allows
her n~eighbor to wear sealskins and
her children to wear rags, while her
husband breakfasts on yesterdays pam
cakes.
, 1906-08-11
LEO STEVENS AND MAJOR MILLER
FAIL IN ATTEMPT TO BEAT
RECORD FOR FAST
SPEED IN AIRsHIP.

Rise to Altitude of Thousand Feet,
When Gasoline Engine Breaks and
They Drift With Wind Many Miles
From Starting Point-Steamer COL
lides With Bridge and Blocks In
ternationaI Traffic of the Lakes.
, 1906-08-11

Collides With Bridge.
Duluth, Mimi, Aug. 1.-THE steam
, 1906-08-11

TIE lean streaks in his horse pre-.
dominate over the fat and even his
hens lay stale eggs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-01

Para Triple efectos, tachos, bombas
accessories Centrales, Lafayette, Arroyo,
Juanlta, Bayam6n, Plazuela, Barceloneta,
San Vicente, Vega Baja Providencia Pati.
Las, Mercedita, Yabucoa,, Buena Vista, Ca.
rolina,
SuCRS, ,ssds |. vILLAAIL & Co., ;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-01

Por eonvenio hseho con la Suce
sion Usera, continue al trente de di-
cho ESTABLISHMENTS por IN ano mas
asf puss J Aproximandoss Is temporA'
do de vsrano cuyA dA principle 81 ~
de Mayo pr6ximo, tengo especial gus
70 On ofreoerme nueVamente al p1blico
en- general J & mis- numerosos amigos
On particular, teniendo todos la Ssgu'
idAd que como dc CoStumbre, proeu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-01
BaIneario de CoamO
COalnO, Puerto Rico.

rare deiar AltAmente complacldoa 4
cuAnsos gusten honFAr con 81 aSisten'
ciS el SBalnearIo de CoamoS
Presioa de hospedaie por semanaa;
Una persona, diArio $3.50.
Mics J criadoS precios conveneio'
males.
Para mas intormes dirigirse 4 80
arrendatario
JUAN ROIX.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
C0RNWELL TO LYNCHBURG
TO GET c. Nj. METCALF

Detective Cornwell. Of the Central Of
fee. left Washington last night To go
10 LynchburE. Va. 10 take charge of
Charles NJ. Metcalf. formerly a bicycle
policeman in this city who is wanted
here for forgery and false pretenses It
Is alleged that after Metcalf was dis
missed from the police force, he forged
the name of his mother-in-law to sew
eral notes TO George Horning. a local
broker. MetCalf was arrested yesterday
afternoon.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
P. ]. NEE AWARDS
CONTRACT TO BUILD

p, J. Nee, the furniture dealer has
awarded a contract TO Piper & Kenyon
for the construction of a dwelling on
Princeton street near Thirteenth street
northwest. It will be three stories.
brick with stone trimmings, tin roof
electric wiring and fixtures, sanitary
plumbing, and hot water heating sys-
tenn.
Appleton P. Clark, jr-, is the archi-
tect.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
GEORGETOWN ODD FELLOWS
HALL BEING RENOVATED

The hail of the Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows on Thirty-frst street. near
NJ. has been undergoing alterations and
Tenovating
= number of societies of various kinds
have engaged accommodations in the
building and a handsome revenue will
be derived through the rentals.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
CHARLES F. WALLRAFF,
Treasurer of Moore g. Hill Real Estate
Corporation.

one Of the biggest weeks in the history
Of their business. In addition TO the
sale of well-known bushes property
on Fourteenth street, near the Portland
published in tOday's issue. they report
another transaction of unusual impor-
tance, the sale of prominent Massa-
chusetts avenue corner. the details Of
which, they promise. VIII be announced
within the next few days Many others
have had the same experience.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
Handsomely Finished.
WILL ERECT STORE ON
SEVENTH STREET N. w.

3. :. Dickinson of 1877 Seventh street
northwest, VIII erect a three-stcTy brick
store building at 1877 Seventh street
northwest. The structure will cost
about SSoeo
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
RECEIVED SCALP WOUND
BY FALL TO SIDEWALK

Central Union Mission. where he is stop
ping, Harry Moore. forty-five years old.
received severe scalp wound last night
about O'Clock. He was sent to the
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
THE GA|NSBOROUGH
APARTMENT HOUSE
Splendid Building Erected
by Bates Warren.
HAS TWENTY-EIGHT SUITES
Structure at Twelfth Street and
Massachusetts Avenue Is Equip
ped With Modern Convenienees.

Bates Warren has erected on the
aortheast corner of Twelfth street and
Massachusetts avenue northwest a thor
oughly modern seven-story apartment
Eouse, containing twenty-eight suites OF
three. four and five rooms each.
A more ideal selection for an apart.
nent house would be hard To obtain. IL
Is within easy walking distance of the
business section of the city and eonven-
.ent TO three different car lines.
Owing to The irregular shape of the lot
the architects, Hunter & Bell, deserve
credit for their excellent arrangement.
and the avoiding of irregular shaped
sooms.
The structure faces on Twelfth street
and has been treated with gray hydraul-
h press brick and Indiana limestone
Niekel-Plated Plumbing.
Each apartment has been equipped
With open. niekel-plated plumbing fix
lures in tiled bath rooms. The kitchens
are connected with convenient pam
try, and attention has been given TO the
disposition Of fumes arising from the
use or gas ranges. Eentilators carry
the fumes through 10 the roof
The pa-lors and dining rooms are pro-
vided with oak cabinet mantels and
china closets of neat design. Every ef-
fort has been made in the construction
and decorations of the building to please
and encourage prospective apartment
eenters.
Handsomely Finished.
The public corridors and public par
Tor are wainscoted five feet high with
Tennessee marble. floors of ceramic til
ing,
Storage facilities have been allowed in
the cellars for each apartment where
there are also quarters for the jaEitors.
The building viii be heated by steam
and lighted BY electricity and gas. Spec
lal attention has been given by the ar
chitects 10 the light and ventilation or
,he building
The Washington times., 1906-01-28

Emergency Hospital by police of the
Sixth precinct station. After the injury
was dressed he returned TO the Mis-
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
FOR SALE
DAVID MOORE,
1926 NEW YORK AVENUE.

JUST OFF BRIGHTwooD AvENUE-six
rooms. BATH hot-water heat; modern IN
every detail small monthly payments.
NoRTHwEsT-on Iettered street between ist
and ID sLs.; COmplete and thoroughly mod
erns sight rooms; bath; two stories and
cellar furnace heat nice yard, paved al
EAST OF 18TH sTREET-one block from
end OF ear line. Columbia Heights six
rooms. tiled BATH two stories and cellar
terms 10 suit you PRICE 81 10
soUTHWEST-C3ose 10 L. s War College;
seven rooms bath; furnace Two stories
and cellar. back yard carefully built
18TH ST. SE.-Eight rooms bath. ana cellar;
furnace. wide paved alley first floor m
ished IN red oak latest sanitary plumb
ingi pahered throughout. never occupied.
one block from cars. PRICE. ss.eoo
from electric cars. eight rooms and baths
Let Soxieoi sooa neighborhood ais cheap
piece OF property PRICE, 7,s96
SOUTHEAST-Nea navy yard: an excellent
investment; six rooms. bath; two stories.
PRICE, 5000
seven rooms. reception hall: big yards
broad paved alley. PRICE $500
THE CHANCE OF A LIFE TINE ON
NORTH SIDE OF II ST. BETWEEN
9Th AND 10TH STS- NV; 10 ROOMS
AND hath. 2-STORY BRICK STABLE:
WIDE ALLEY; HOUSE 25 FEET FRONT
SEE Us QUICK N REGARD TO THIS
ONE. As SUCH BARGAINS ONLY LAST LAST
OF IT AT S6.5Oo.
SOUTHEASTERN block from electric cars:
several five-TO0m brick houses; good In
Vestments. PRICE, 81 800.
IN NORTHWEST-CoTner lLth and SITS.
Modern IN every particular; II rooms.
bath: furnace heat. flooded with light.
PRICE. $, 06o.
NORTHEAST -sls blocks from h ST cars
two stories: six rooms. bath; Ia lstrobe: =. iot
NORTHEAST-JuSt completed, on a bread
avenue six rooms, tiled bath. cellar.
furnace; nice size lot. viii make allow
ance FOR papering 70 suit purchaser
PRICE. s4 80.
NORTHE ssT-On car line: store and dwell
ing; two entrances; eight rooms; bath;
three stories cellar; alley.
N BLOCK 2209-Ten rooms bath, cellar;
hot-wa1eT heat: electric bells and light
ing: beautifully decorated and papsredi
cellar under entire house; big yard vide
parking sPhiCE1 $3.50.
BLOOMINGDALE-Eig rooms; tiled bath;
cellar: furnace heat; a huge yard
bargain s. 000. Only one at this price
A CORNER on Ist St; the cheapest corner
on lst St north Of X St; seven large
rooms and tiled BATH furnace. cellar un-
der entire house; lot lsxlo0 d vide alley.
PRICE, A.750.
DAVID MOORE,
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
REAL ESTATE ECHOES

Charles r. WaIlran, treasurer of the
real estate corporation OF Moore q
Hin. Was "a newspaper man before en-
tering the business Of selling houses
and lots, Out in Ohio-for he is a ma
tive Of the Buckeye State-Mr. Wall
rafT served successfully as reporter
correspondent for State and national
papers and as editor OF a daily and
weekly newspaper. In this city his
entry into the real estate field as a sell
er of realty was prefaced by service
as real estate editor of one of the local
newspapers, and by contributions to
various magazines on realty topics.
Since engaging actively in the realty
business his rise has been rapid He
entered the offices of Moore & 'EilI.
incorporated. as a salesman barely
three years 80. and he is today among
the best known members Of the real
estate fraternity in the Capital City.
Few men in Washington have a
wider acquaintance. and few. If any
are more devoted to the interests OF
the Capital City, more Jealous for its
advancement or more enthusiastic as
TO its future, then Mr.. Wallram. If
he can be said to have any hobby that
hobby is Washington and everything
that pertains to it, its present its
W. II. f. Reinecke who for the past
eighteen years has beer connected with
the rent department Of b. II. Warner &
Co, and their successors, has been
elected treasurer of the B. F. Saul Com
pany. and is to take charge # the rent
department of that company.
H. c. Cox. formerly with Saks & Co.
has entered the offices Moore q
Hill. Incorporated.
DR.. Harry T. Craig. the well-known
real estate salesman. connected with
Willige, Gibbs & Daniel. has put his
threat into execution by bHying one of
the latest improved automobiles. DOC"
viii now be more popular with his
friends than ever. especially when the
balmy spring days come along.
Joseph l. Weller. the youthful veteran
at the realty stunt, is a mighty good
fellow, but he is, TO a newspaper man,
intolerably modest When asked for his
picture the other day he laughed in his
quiet way. while his clean-shaven cheek
took on a roster hue. His answer was:
What, my picture? No, indeed,
could not think of IT, Nobody would be
AtlNSA NSAVN III atANi4 a 1ildt SLOWS
how much more he knows about real
estate than he does about his own popu-
larity.
Harry A. Kite of the sales depart
ment of Moore & Hill, is the latest ac-
quisition to the RANKS of the automobi-
lists. He purchased a machine during
the past week.
o g..s.
again dispelled the Illusion that there is
no activity in the real estate market in
the midwinter months by closing out
The Washington times., 1906-01-28

William A. Hill, of the Moore & Hill
Company, is enthusiastic over the busi-
ness of the concern thus far IN the
new year. The record OF his company for
the first four weeks has been among
the best for any season since the con-
Germ was organized.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28

The Old Dominion offices are now
quartered in the Capital Traction Com
panys building at Thirty-sixth and NJ
streets.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28

iazs-st 1888 G ST. NV.
81. 600 00-And terms II you wish; 5-r0om house
" and fth ste. ne, cns-half block
OF ear; hne LeighhoThoOd. Rented for
SIS 90.
s.. 10. 0o-For suburban house: rooms: fur
heat city water; nne shade; lot
lG0Ni2 feet plenty Of fruit: in Langd0n.
tW0 blocks from car. SC fare.
e, 100 00-Would make terms. Good 6-rOom,
modern, brick house. gas range one
block from New York ave. car. Rented
for $3.50 IN good renting district
s.. 500 0o-Wiu buy home IN Georgetown Con-
tains s rooms and bath In splendid
condition. Be sure and see Us about
this
81, 100 o0-In Homesd Manor. Press brick
'front.'. bay window. s rooms. This house
has always been occupied by owner, and
has been kept in excellent condition.
Would rent for Se7-50 Very good for
either home or investment.
81, 0oo 00-Wil secure fne brick house in Pet
worth. on one VI the best streets. in
frontage or &C feet and is under good
rental.
81, goo el-Easy terms. on BrightwOod ave.
near Br.ghtWood. rooms ana bath,
hrick; modern improvements.
s., 900 OO-Near 2sth and sts- 3 stories and
cellar. Bay-window. press brick house
contains rooms and bath This prop
eFty is IN frst-clEss condition
81, go GO-Ten-room brick house IN very good
from car npe- This house must be
sold. and owner viii consider an offeF
on same.
CHAS. S. FUIR & CO. ONC.)
II 1903 New York Ave
The Washington times., 1906-01-28

FOR RENT-S45 % per month. II rooms,
bath and celia; 6z5 East Capitol ST $50,
{ rooms and bath, s24 81. ne $3.50. 8
rooms and bath 146 Sth 81. ne. $3.50, 6
rooms and bath. 94 Massachusetts, ave. ne
sls rooms. 5o4 A 81 se. cHAs. A.
SHIELDS. 1905 r 81. NV. ja2I-st
The Washington times., 1906-01-28

FOR RENT-a594 Pennsylvania ave ten
large, light airy rooms. porcelain bath. ex-
ceIlent furnace, open for inspection. Ad-
dress MRS HAMILTON, 1925 Randolph 81
Brookland. d. c., or THOMAS J. FISHER.
1914 F taz6-3t
The Washington times., 1906-01-28

FOR RENT-six-ro room house on Mills ave
I-angdon, SIS. JOHN T. KNOTT. sls r 81
The Washington times., 1906-01-28

FOR RENT-sone OF the most attractive
houses IN Northeast several desirable new
Groom dwellings. with an modern Improve
ments; located near 81. 81. and II st.
lines Of cars. 18th and y ne.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 6l2 18th ST NV.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28

Wnlige, Gibbs & Daniel say they have
again dispelled the Illusion that there is
no activity in the real estate market in
the midwinter months by closing out
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR sAIEFARM-
10 acres. Less than 20 minutes walk
from street car, facing good road. with
new 7-room dwelling, barn, chicken house
well, and number of fruit trees Ideal
for chicken and truck raising. Price
81 600.
P. ]. WALSHE, 1886 New York Ave.
II
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
ADVICE TO BACHELORS.

The late Max O'Rel once gave this
pithy advice to bachelors: Marry a
woman smaller than yourself.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
FOR REHT-HoUsES
FOR RENT
BY
MARTIN BROTHERS.

REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE.
1851 Pa. AVE. n. W.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

EIGHT MINUTES from station Of electric
road. acres and 8-To0m house, $500 acres
and Z rooms. at station, $50 These
samples; homes. house. ground. improved
and unimprovcd. on easy terms come out
sunday VA. DeMOTTE. BeEFyn, Nd.
OWNER viii sell, very cheap for business
reasons, his home and seven building lots
50XlsJ each; 7-roCm house. cellar. good water.
g. fruit trees. grapes, ana small fruit and
autbuildinEs, convenient 10 city By electric
and steam railroads terms. Inquire al
DRUG STORE. 9Th ana q SITS. NV ja27-3t
N NTRGTNIA-Country property convenient
to cars and city Houses and lots on
monthly payments. y. NJ. DAVIDSON,
kCssiyn, Va. ja2s-30t
FOR SALE,-Five acres. two miles out. over
looking city. only Si25 PER acre. also 8
acres, Is acres, and 81 acres. also large dairy
farm of l20 acres barn enough for Is cattle
and steam engine and farming utensils; only
Sc. .0Oo: also 60 acres. % miles out. for 5000
JAMES 4. CLEMENTS 1906 G ST NV. Phone
Main i0sh. fa2S-2r
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
wANTED-HoUSES.

WAETED-FoF client. six-Toom house, be-
tween East Capitol st. and Pennsylvania ave.
Sc, and west of 18th ST. from s3 600 TO So 500
give full particulars. L. RICHOLD, Room
9. 1910 st. nv, ja2s-5t
WANT INVESTMENT sRoPERTfEs-stor
-hemes. E.thlng too snsIi or teo large.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28

Harry A. Kite. of the sales depart
ment of Moore & Hill, is the latest ac-
quisition to the rans<s of the automobii-
lists He purchased a machine during
the past week.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28

If ]. Barton Miller. of the Milier-Shoe-
maker Company. had lived in the days
of Julius Caesar. the great Roman
would have had rival in his seven
amanuenses working at the game time"
stunt As it is. even with twentieth
century stenography. he keeps two
good ones" going-and, besides, he does
several dozen other things in the course
of a days work.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28

FOR RENTED Express alley. rear Of -
2d 81. NV SlG,39 A Z. WALKER. IsiO q
OF, jaz4-tf
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
FOR REKT-APARTMENTS

THE KENT. ll5 North Carolina ave. Sc
six outside rooms; bath and rear porch
southern exposure; steam heat; cot water;
Janitor service. $50 kARRICK 4 MET
CAl-f, l6s5 9 ST nv. ja2s-su-tf
FOR RE&T-In The Nincetta. S37 Maryland
ave sW-. IOuT, i've. and six room apartments
with all modern improvements; steam heat :
hot water; tanitOr service included in rent .
from 50 - 70 s25 per month. Apply TO F. e
DAVIS, lth and + SITS. sw. JaZ7-st
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
APARTMENTS.

Very desirable apartments for rent in the
Eorthnegt Five rooms and bath each; all
modern improvements. These are new apart
ments. we'll located and accessible TO the
departments and shopping district Of the city.
RENT S42 20
The Washington times., 1906-01-28

FOR RENT-FOurth floor S0s-le Pe.lusylvanis
ave. nv, SD. four rooms suitable Tor Office
20 18th 81, SO. LOUIS p SHOEMAKER.
6lZ 14th 81 nv. jsiS-f
FOR REST-Houses, apartments ana Offices
IN all parts Of tbs city. Tor detailed list
send or cali at our offlcs,
IHOS. J. FISHER & CO. INC.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS',
1915 = st NV. ta9-tf
The Washington times., 1906-01-28

George p. Robinson entertained a par
ty of nine of his friends at dinner and
for the evening last Friday at his home.
Mrs Robinson allowed the stag party
TO have its own way, and those who
gathered about the board declare they
never had a better time in all their
lives
The Washington times., 1906-01-28

1850 Pennsylvania ave. NV. 3r and b.. so
ss4s III 81 nv. rooms and bath. i5.e0
25ss + st. nv. rooms and water SEQ
g526 + St nv, 3 rooms and wster..t.... 500
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
wANTED-PRoPERTY.
/ Have Ready Buyers Tor

] la-sa apartment house.
homes in northeast. costing about 81, 500
g small homes in northwest, under Sc 900
each.
II vacant lots in northwest and other sec
tions.
2 large homes. 10 or II rooms. Washington
Heights
small store near Conn ave
l house near Bureau Engraving
Small investment properties. from $500 10
s2.0eo
If you have any property which answers the
above wants. sefia me full description, with
price ard terms
FRANK G. BUTTS.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28

farms.
CHAs. d. FOWLER. 51s F st. NV.
FOR SALE-IOTS.
5oNi56. TO alley; cars soon 10 be running: buy
now and receive greatly increased value
cause FOR selling, need money. Address
OWNER, % N 81. nv. At home 10 pm
FOR SALE-Two large lots. near Berwyn:
size. 50x537 feet; price. 500 cash. or $40
down and s. a month also other property
for sale. Address ". G. FISHER. Berwyn,
Nd. ja27-3t
FOR SALE
Lots; right on car line; beautifully To-
Gated 10000 feet. Price, sloe; so cash.
EDW DANIELS.
Commercial National Bank building
lzth and g ats. ja2I-3t
FOR SALE
Two half-acre lots; also a few smaller lots
remaining unsOld at Mt Pleasant Heights. -
The extension OF I4th St tnow gradins1 and
the construction Of the $50 600 18th ST. bridge
NOW BEING BUILT, VIII greatly increase
values IN this locality Prices. 2oc to 4oc a
square foot; 500 90 $500 cash balance $50
10 $50 monthly. Remember only few lots
remaining unsold. Drop postal. telephone. or
call for plat. etc
FULTON r. GORDON.
Suburban Realty Operator.
ROBERT E. HEATER, Manager.
Colorado building. Tel. Main go
JaZT-7t
FOR SALE-At the end OF Potomac new
Highway bridge, 25 large building lots. only
s. down, balance. 81 per week prices. $I25
per lot: also several small farms, near city
on electric railroad; cheap and on easy terms
Send for plat free. JAMES e CLEMENTS
1906 G st.; phone Main l0so. ja2B-St
The Washington times., 1906-01-28

W II. f. Reinecke. who for the past
eighteen years has beer connected with
the rent department Of b. II. Warner &
Co, and their successors, has been
elected treasurer of the b. F. Saul Com
pany. and is TO take charge # the rent
department of that company.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
DAVID MOORE,

is2s NEW YORK AVE. N. ".
ta27-2t