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The Washington times., 1906-08-04
Railroads.
ennSylVania
Railroad

STATION CORNER CT SIXTH AND b SITS.
40 a. u. DAILY 2ITTsBURG EMPRESS
and CHICAGO sPECLAL-Pari5r aad Do
ing cars HaTTiADuTg u PittsDIrg Con-
meets for Chicago. Cincinnati. indianapolis
Louisyilis. and g. louis. Buaet ParioE
Car 20 Harrisburg
ie;5O A. n DAILY-3IAIN LINE EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet 4'arlor Car to Harrisburg
PaFloF Car Harrisburg q PitlsDurG. rem
s}Nanla Railroad Dang Car Harrisburg l.
E.W P. NJ. DAH4Y-IHE PENNSYLVANIA
LlAtlIEIl-PuIiman SIet ping. Dinlzg. Smok-
lag. ana ObserN alton Cars ffUHI harrisburg.
For Chicago, Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit
Cine matt. Indianapolis. aud 81. Louis.
Buhst Par-or Car 10 Harrisburg.
s.O r III. DAlLH-SI LOUIS LIMITED
Sleeping. Dining. Smoking. and Obserya-
ton Cars from i3eTTisbuTG For Indian
FpoLE. LOUISVILLE. ana st. Louis Buffet
ParlCr Car 10 HaTisSurs.
sE =, ~ Dali -PEN.;sYLyAEIA BPE
GAL Us HOURS 10 ClUCAGO)- Pullman
EleeutnR Dining Sm.kfng ard lF.s-r--,
ticn Cars from Harrisburg % Chicago
Sleeping Car 10 harrisburg.
LOUIS EAPRESS-SieepinE Cars Washing.
SOn 90 81 Louis, Sleeping and Dining Cars
LUIS, ana NashTliIs Wa Gi1e1t.Saii' a 81
Louis ','s'- sifg';hs Gar 70 haFrisbgrg
Sleeping Car Washington 10 Chicago and
Cleveland. Pen sytvanla Railroad Cafe Car
Baltimore to harrisburg Sleeping. smok.
ing Dining. and Observation cars from
Harrisburg. For Chicago and Cley Gland
:I5 p n DAILY--ST LOUIS ExPREss-
Pullman Sleeping Car harrisburg 10 St
40 2 n DAILY-WEsTERE EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car 10 Pittsburg aud
T:4o T. ~ DAILY--CLENE I-AND AND GIN.
CiSNAII EAPItEss - Pullman Sleeping
Gaze washington 10 Harrisburg. ana Far
TigbuTE 10 CieVeiand, BaTOrrton. sau Gin
clnuati. Dining Car.
1910 p. N DAILY-PITTSBURG SPECIAL
Pullman Sleeping Car 70 PIttsburg. Din
ing Car Altoona 70 FfttsbuTg
1910 p. Is. DAILY--PAcIFIC EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car 70 Harrisburg and
Harrisburg - Plt.sburg. Connects Tor
cleveland and Toledo.
20 a NJ DiILY-BUFFALO LAY EX-
PRESS. with through Buffet ParIJr Car
an coaches 10 BdHalo. via Emporium.
"a IN M Tor Erie daily CanandaiEuz. Roeh-
ester. and Niagara Fats daily. excep.
"a s "a a n. for Remove daily. and Elm,rA
week days. t'of Wllliamsport daily, s:4
-, z NJ. daily. BUFFALO NIGHT tx.
PRESS with through Sleeping Car AMI
coaches 20 Buffalo, VIA Emporium Junction
7:4U ,. u daily for Erie. h2enssIe[ Blffa.o
Wasbington - Rochester.
1910 r Is aaily FOR Erie. CaHanlaisaa
Rochsgter. : 1Ta 10, ana E,sr2ra Fails
FOR FlILAD- 5:I5 nv S ~ IOi'iA' AMI
~ = 4 -CO.,GE.-Ss4J.,AL LIAITED..
Tor New YoTE OH4y. u-liy. al PaEiJr Cars.
Et D.r. 90. $50. .Io.Og .New York only.
and -lisL8 - 81. - -. 400. 49,. 60.
and 100 +. ~, l2.3J might On sundays.
and 1910 +. NJ. 30 aighL
FER fhi I15, M. aAD.ess So 80 100
SIS. and 40 p. II, aaIy. 49, - Il, sun
For Boston. without change, 40 a. II. week
days and . 81 p Ii daily.
Fol Ballimore. 5-y9. 6'i, & %, 90. 70. so.
isis zoo. 500, s.I5. g.40. 400 20 LlnitedJ
40 - s.4s. 3 -. gao. 10. $50. 7.l5 80
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Legal Notices

SUPREME COURT or THF II-u RiCr OF
COLUMBIA. Holding a PROBATE -ourt-No.
a.. $50 AdministIatiol.--This U.s. q. give notice
that the subscriber, Of the DI5tri~t OF CO.
Mmbia has obtained from the Probate Court
OF the District OF Columbia letters Of admin
istration on the estate Of Benjamin Franklin
Whitesite late of the District OF Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned 90 exhibit
the same. with The vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated TO the subscriber on or before
the 9th DAY OF JULY, 4 Il. 1907: other
wise they may by law be excluded from an
benefit II said estate. Given under my hand
this 18th day of July. 1895. EDWARD "
WHITESIDE, 1921 Pennsylvania ave. NV
Attest. tSeaD WM q. TAYLOR. Deputy
REGISTER Of Wills for the District Of CO.
lumbia; Clerk Of the Probate Court FRED
ERICF :. TYLER, Attorney. Ives au4 II
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WATCHMAN FINDS $3.50
LOST BY WOMAN CLERK
Thought She Lost Money at P. R. R.
Acknowledgement in Office at
Treasury Department.

Miss Susie Digger. 1898 Newton street.
Brookland. a clerk I'm the Treasury De-
paTtment who reported 10 Captain
Boardman last night that she had lost
her shopping bag containing $3.50 and
valuable papers while at the Pennsyl-
Vauia railroad ticket offices. inquirlng
about tickets. found upon her return 10
duty In the Treasury building this morn
ing that she had left her handbag in the
room where she worked yesterday aft
crnoon. After Office hours. the captain
OF the watch discovered the handbag
where Miss Digger had left IT, and kept
IL safely for her until she returned.
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DRIVE THE FRENCH
OUT Of COUNTRY
Morocco for MoOrS' Is War
like Cry That Is Now
Being Raised.

LONDON, Aug 4.-The correspondent
a the Pail Mall Gazette az Tangler.
Morocco, wires "a sensational story, say
ing il is reported that the natives Of
thc interior are being aroused against
the French on account # the violent
agitation against that country. Rebels
are collecting about Marakesh in large
numbers.
A coalition Of the semi-independent
vassals of the country has been formed,
and they are Clamoring for a holy war.
They are urging the viCerCy, Prince Alb
duI Hlfid, 10 proclaim himself, as the
princes announced policy Of Morocco
for MO0rs" has aroused the smaller
chiefs TO a frenzy of enthusiasm.
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For Sale-Fa arms.

FOR SALE-A great bargain: farm OF l23
acres % acres in fine timber: 10 acres in
beautiful orchard, In fine bearing condition;
acres OF oak grove surrounding house.
about 80 acres In wood. balance under Gull
uNaton; good running stream stables and
other necessary outbuildinEs. large S-rOom
house. In the best Of condition, located on
main boulevard between Baltimore and
Washington. 2 Of a mile from steam ana
electric road; don't fan TO see this pr0perty-
before purchasing. EDWARD DANIELS
14l0 II ST. Maryland building aus-3t
FINE FARMS and country homes. Suburban
houses and lots also ]. 900 bargain homes
giRia- Write for latest bulletin and what
you are looking for We may have lust the
place
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY, ouray Bldg.
aul-S9t
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OLD MINE SWALLOWS UP
SIX-YEAR-CLO CHILD

Mt. CARMEL. Pa. Aug. 4.-The aban-
doncd GTaber cOlliery opened today in
the heart Of Locust Cap and siX-year-
old Irene SChrader fell into It.
John Madison tied rope about his
waist and was lowered 80 feet and
rescued the child.
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SEABOARO AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Office. sA2I PeSna. Ave.

For Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington. CO.
t,r,bis Savannah Jacksonville Tampa A.
isnts. Birmingham. Mobile. Pensacola. ana
New Orleans
1880 A NJ DAILY-SeabOard Mail-ThrOugh
Pullman Sleeper to Jacksonville, Fla. also
through Sleeper Washington 70 Birmingham.
AIs Cafe Dining Car Washington TO Ham
s.25 p n DAILY-Seaboard Fxpress-Solid
train with Pullman Sleepers. &C Jacksonville
Gnd Tampa Through Sleeper 20 Atlanta.
birmingham. ard Memphis. Cafe Dining
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BROWN 81 TOLsUN. Auors.. 1853 II ST. ne.

BROWN 81 TOLsON. AuCts.. 1893 II 81. nw.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE t-N-
IMTED% ED LOT OA nth ST BE
TWEEN + AND O. SIS. y. W
by virtue ~ a certain de,d OF trust re-
corded 90 Liber 1861 at folio I5I 90 seq 0ne
Of the land records IF the District uf Coz
Iumbia. the undersigned surviving trustee will
sell. ia front az the premises, ou TUESDAY o
THE 18th DAY or AUGUST 1906 AT &
O'CLOCK J.. 81. part OF original lJt e 30
square g. described as follows. Beginning for
the same az the northwest corner uf said i0t
O. thence east about IS feet 90 the former line
ut the e.. g. o. canal. thence soufneasterly
along said line - OF ~ feet. thence vest o.
fsrJ t1 18th 81. and thence north 81 TeeJ o
inches 10 place II beginning. Also the fol-
lowing d~srrlhea piece ~ ground. formed by
the algretllu q the Potomac rIyaF o. said
part ~ said lot o. viz. certain strip be-
ginning al northwest corner q aid lut @
thence west 20 the shore line ~ the Potomac
lin cT. thence sHufEeTiy along the said shore
line ZSla feet. thence east To- the southwest
corner 81 said part OF lat as above described 3,
thence north along 9th 90. 90 the place o.
be ginning, subject 90 the rights ~ the United
ateS in that portion thereof which runs
through -1th ST.
Terms ~ saIe-One-tnIrd cash and the bal
auce in one and tao years. with interest az
. per cent per aEuum. payable s,Wl-an-
uuaIIy. or all cash. al option 81 purchaser.
500 deposit required AZ time II sale and the
purchaser allowed ten DAYS o. complete Iur-
chase Further particulars at time and place
rt sale FRED X IS. PRATT.
au3-d&&s Surviving Trustee
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Trustees Sale.
c c, SLOAN & co, Auet.oneers. 1907 c

c c. SLOAN < co, Auetloneers. 1907 C OF.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN
PROVED REAL ESTATE, No sJ6 ELM
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust re-
corded in I-iher No 1880. at folio s2I a. sea.
Of the land records Of the District of Comm
bia she undersigned viii offer for sale Al
public suction, In front of premises on MON
DAY THE SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST 1906
AT O'CLOCK =. NJ, the following described
real estate situate In the county Of Washing
ton in said District viz, Lot No 10 In
SIclch and Moore subdivision rs block No
H. I.e Droit Park. as per plat IN County
Book No. s. AT page o.. Of the records In
the Office Of the Surveyor q said District
subject to a right Of way over the rear thre.
feet and the east three feet Of said lot by rs
depth for the use OF lots Is. % p ana p
for alley purposes Terms: Oue-tHiri cash.
balance in equal instaIimeuts az one and rvs
Years with interest az % per Centuu per an
mum PAYABLE semi-aUuually from the Esv ~
sale and secured by deed o. trust au rho
property sold. ar all cash. az the purchaser. 8
option s deposit u 500 viii l- rc4uilaI a.
the time II sale. All convey aurllg and re-
carIing will be az the purchaser cost Terms
10 be compiled with within ten DAYS. other
wise the trustees reserve the Tig-t 90 resell
al the risk and cost % The defaulIug pur-
chaser.
". r. EDAONSTON
Adds b. BROWNE
jy27-Gt-eol6is. Trustees.
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HELD FOR DAYS
IN ROPES COIL
TIGHTLY GAGGED
Victim of Blackmail Gang
Found Half Dead by
Faithful Friend.

NEW YORK. Aug. 4-Kidnaped, held
a prisoner Cor eighty hours without
morsel OF food OF drop of water. then
bound. gagged, and st-oaElel almost 70
death by band of blackmauers, was
the amazing story related 10 the police
today by Pasquale Grecio. Of $50 Suili-
van street when he had been revived
sufficiently 10 talk cohtrently.
Wrapped Many Times.
with "a long rope wrapped SO tightly
about his body that he was literally en-
gased in il, a sip-mOt embedded in the
flesh around his neck and a rag pushed
ia his mouth, Grecio was found al 3
o'clock this morning in the hallway Of
527 East Eleventh street. Eugene Duche,
discovered him.
Sobbing with grief anG fear. Duche ran
out Of the building, found Policeman
Brooks, and told him of his friends
plight Brooks released Grecio and car
Tied MIN 10 the station, where he told
his remarkable story.
Blackmail Vengeance.
According TO the mans statement. he
was abducted and mistreated as a warn
ing because he had tried 20 shield his
lifelong friend, Alfonso Schettina. who
conducts a grocery at 81 Downing street,
from the blackmailers. who had been
writing Black Hand" letters TO Schet-
tina
Grecio described one OF the men who
captured him as being tail and heavily
built, another as about five feet ten inches
in height. with dark hair and eyes, and
q third as about five feet ten inches and
Of heavy build. These We're the three
who he says stood guard over him.
After the police had heard his story
they arrested DUche as a witness.
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For Rent-Flats.


FOR RENT
-Iu Newport place NV, Ar and bath...sIa 50
1884 10Th st NV. 81 a I'd bath. Is 90
1913 Duncan 81. ne. IT I'd bath ........ Is 80
C46lz Morton 81 ne. - 90 bath. n. 80
$. T. SMITH {. CO. 2ll Colorado building
au4-3t
Sle5 DUMBARTON AVE.-First story end
fiat near both car lines, good condition; FIVE
rooms. bath cellar. $3.50 month. J. 5.
FRASER. Fendall Building. au3-3t
FOUR-ROOM FLAT. fourth floor, SIS; every
thing modern, hot-wateT heat -z0 81
NV. au9-6t
FOR REST-F'lats in The Madeira, 7O7 22d
81. Attractive four and five room hats.
steam heat, iauitOF service. new, with modern
construction. convenient 10 cars. very rea-
sonable prices; only $3.50 10 $50. Large side
yards. and thoroughly lighted.
JORDAN * BLOOMER. Inc.
jy3l-l4t 1914 G ST NV,
FOR RENT-lO3z 6th 81. ne. fiat Of rooms
and bath gas range; nicely papered. Key
at grocery. 9Th and L sts.
+. :. COLLINS co. Unc). 703 18th st nv.
Jy29-7t
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FOR Rent-ApartmenrS.

FOR Rent-ApartmenrS.
FOR RENT-F. II. SMITH CO. I4os y. Y. ave
RENTAL AGENTS. BOND BLDG.
WHY MELT N THE CITY?
DELIGHTFUL APARTMENTS IN SIR
URBS. ONLY SIs. AS GOOD AS CAN
BE HAD ~ CITY FOR $50 FIVE
LARGE ROOMS. PORCELAIN barn
ETC. Nos. 5O5-5ls RHODE ISLAND AVE
NE.
FOR RENT
1928 DUNCAN ST. y. E.
isr FLOOR ROOMS q BATH. sI5a9
s4l MARYLAND AVE. S W.
lsT FLOOR. ROOMS AND BATH. N25J
THE F. H. SMITH CO.,
aui-2t No I40S New York ave NV.
FINE GROOM APARTMENT in the NortT-
west. Iuiy modern; price, $50 per month.
rent free until August Il.
CHAS. S. MUIR & co. Inc.),
1903 New York Avenue.
FOR RENT-M5st desirable flats every mod
eTn convenience, 2t5I y ST NV. Sle59 per
month Inquire 2ll q 81. nv. go b 81.
NV. au4-l2t-exSu
1926 18th ST NW.-FIve large outside rooms
and uled bath hot-water heat; only S2Z 20
hAkRlCk a. MEICALF. 1888 g 81. au4-3t
TO sUBLET-siE vuJslde rooms and oath;
porch and yard every convenience, So
per month. liz North Carolina ave. Sc
KARRICK METCALF,
Hp2s-sa&Su-tf 1893 @ Street
IH5 YOU ST. NV, large rooms. four-raon
housekeeping apartment. entire second floor.
rent reasonable
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER. 6l2 l4th nv. au3-3t
ONLY glg
AS GOOD AS CAN BE HAD N CITY FOR
&5)-DELIGHTFDL APARTMENTS
IL SUBURBS.
Five large rooms. porcelain bath, etc.
plenty Of fresh air and large Fairgrounds
for the children. JQ3-5.2 Rhode Island ave.
ne,
au4-2t F. r. SMITH CO. Bond bldg.
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT HOUSE. just
completed. al 500 + St NV desirable fve
and six room flats, front and rear. fCur
floors. Also store. $50.
LOUIS =. SHOEMAKER. 6l2 I4th St. NV
au3-3t
SIX OUTSIDE ROOMS: all modern improve
mentsi roof garden marble bathrooms. hot
water heating worth so. 10 desirable ten
ant. S35, So or sec elegantly furnished l5l2
18th ST, above Thomas Circle. aul-6t
FIVE ROOM and bath apartment The Ken
ba. 1914 Massachusetts ave, S42. 90 the ElmoTe,
500 nth 81. $500 Inquire SOP 18th 81.
jy3l-5t
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me furnace. on a very nice ST ne. COL
LINS-GUERRI co, gu 18Th 81 NV. AUST
FOR LE-EXTHAoRDINARY INVEST
PRICE. $500. Rents. ST.. look into this
al once. just the location 20 command
steady tenants, near l5th and SITS nv
PRICE. $500 EACH, RENT. tl5-5J EACH
Two groom bricks, good lots. located with
ia one square Of Washington circle steady
PRICE. $500 RENTS. $50. same tenants
for three years Desirable location. Column
PRICE, 5000. RENTS FOR s55-s-ro0m brick
PRICE. S550.. Rents. sas. swell Northwest
PRICE. 1850 EACH. RENT. N575-5 bricks
SIX rooms each. cellar near -lst and I
SITS. nv. Very constant rsrters,
PRICE, sAol0s RENT. $50 5J-New house IN
UIgrminEdaIe.
good condition. located near l3th and Il
SIS. ton street,
PRICE I.euo. RENT. SlL5o-Five-r01m brick
PRICE. a.I6S. RENT. sss.5o-Eight rooms
and bath. on 9Th 81. Sc. Just below the
PRICE. s.. 500. RENT. se055-sx rooms near
PRICE. 81 co.. RENT. Sz7.55-G5od. modern
home, sound Inyes went. siN-rJ1m brick.
bath. and cellar. is feet front, deep lot 10
public alley. Located near l5tn and L.
PRICE. $500. RENTS E75-Seveu houses.
located near 9Th and ] SITS ne.
BLU%DoS. @ HEIEN a BELT. Inc,
i2-9 @ y. ". au2-3t
FOR sAIE-BY OWNER. ue.r six-roon
brick houses iH the Southeast, all modern
improve m@utss furnace heat. concrete cell
lar under entire house. large front and back
yard Price. $3.50. Terms. 500 cash. bal
T. II. PICKFORD.
auI-7t I40 G ST NV.
FOR SALE
SIX 90 bricks. S. E. renting $3.50 each.
PRICE. $3.50 EACH.
18TH ST. Sc. near Avenue cars; new; SIX
rooms and bath. cellar PRICE. 5000
FIVE l5j bricks s. Z. renting 500 each.
PRICE, $3.50 EACH
9Th ST. S f. six-ro0m brick, near navy
yard; can rent for so per mDnth
PRICE. $1,000
THE HARRISON REALTY CO.,
sJ7 e STREET y. W.
WE RENT. sell and exchange lots. houses.
and farms WASHINGTON REALTY co.
1901 New York ave, jySl--lt
81 s5O----WORTH So
FINE CORNER STORE.
Renting so per month"; owner OHeTeu ;S1s
six large. bright rooms. modern bath. etc.
Recently papeTed and painted. excellent con-
dition- Lot 24X7s. 10 alley. bargain az
i''0' lie ROY MARK.
Tie oval sign. IEo G Street.
jy36-1
FOR SALE
$500 CASH; BALANCE MONTHLY.
In Southeast. near Navy Yard SIX
rooms and bath ali mCdern improvements:
new. never been occupied Good lots. u
alley. PRICE. s.. $50
CLARENCE BARNARD,
The Ovsl Sign I4I2 c ST y. ".
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Wanted-Suburban

WANTED-A lot in RiveTdalc cheap for
cash. give lot and block number. Apply BOX
$50 Times Office. au3-3t
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Colonial Beach.

j. until last Of season. situated near merry
go. round Inquire DICK-HART COTTAGE.
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For SaLe.-hOuSes.

FOR sAIE-Nice little frame. located near
the cars southeast, strictly white neigh
6orHood Price 5000 Offer wanted.
FOR SALE-HaIf square from Lincoln Park:
two-stoTS bricks. six rooms and hath: ali
modern improvements price reduced to
$3.50. Oner wanted.
FOR SALE-Another bargHin-A1ust be sold.
new siN-room brick. corner OF alley. TO-
catei between b and SITS Sc. only
wM. Il. SAUNDERS a Co. 1907 f St. y. w
suf-2t
FOR sALE-To eolored eiient-A two-story
and cellar pressed brick house. six rooms
and hath: south Of L st and west Of 18th
~. Price reduced TO $500
ALSO a ine home for calored department
clerk. on T 81. NV. adjoining ex-Treasury
"ficial tcolorrd). ten rooms and bath. sta
hle. tall at office for price and terms
WA. II. SAUNDERS a CO. 1907 r ST n W
aul-2t
FOR SALE-A fine weil-located house Of %
roOUs, preselt owners selling out on ac-
count of IN health; made $500 clear within
!asJ Two years ana supported five adults IN
family
VIII exchange for a smaller piece OF prop
erty ana accept trust FOR balance. or sell
IN favorable terms for cash Apply TO
WM. 81 SAUNDERS a co, l405 f St y ".
au4 q
FOR sALE-Sz5 cash. 81 per month. slx-ro1n
home. near 18th and h SITS ne, price. s.. 900.
ColoTed clients
$. r. SMITH d co, 2ll Colorado building.
au4-5t
S3.355-A BIG BARGAIN. close 70 the Crion
depot; siX rooms ana new plumbing, good
condition easy terms.
C. A SHIELDS, ll05 ST NV. au4-3t
FOR SALES. SOON STH ST. NE. a north
west corner. .U-foot front. Broom brick.
modern bath; furnace heat three bay
windows. splendid condition, cheap.
CHAS. A SHIELDS. 1905 r ST NV. aus q
g. 500 VERY NICE small brick residence
Of six rooms and bath. all modern inn
pToyoments. Ola 10th ST ne. between b
ana 4 SITS cheap.
CHAS. a. SHIELDS. 1905 F 81 NV au45t
FOR sAIE-FaUs Church. nice houses with
gardens Vienna. @ houses. gardens, acreage,
farms, Manassas. farms land. lumber, Wash
inztou, Bl"ominsdale. Mt. Pleasant. C1lun-
bia lie guts r. ~. WIALEE CO. 6il 'tn
81. NV. Main Goo au3-at
PARTY living IN the West anxious % dis
pose Of Washington home in northeast
eth 60. near II ST.. bay-wint1V, 2-story
brick. rooms and bath. concrete cellar
with hot and cold water. furnace. lot
lN<llG. good condition, can be bought al
bargain. make Ofer.
CHAS. S. MUIR & co. Qnc.),
1913 New York Ave. wv au3-2t
a 4-r5om and bath fat 10 the ne. last va
waited rent $3.50 per month
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO.,
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Business Property.

FOR sALE-Modern four-st0ry business build
ing IlI9 and 11Zi II st ne. Investigate.
SUPERINTENDENT, on premises.
au4-12t-eXSu
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Real Estate.

Money Grows Well IN Real Estate #
Properly Planted.
There are always opportunities for big
pcofi s In real estate.
How big depends upon whose advice you
take. and how quickly you follow it.
We would Toe glad 10 talk with those who
wish % invest in real estate for profit
We have large houses and properties on
Penn zylyania ave. nA- for sale. We have
large and small properties IN many parts Of
The ritv FOR sale. some are 10 per cent IN
vestmeuts We have large and small lots IN
city and suburbs. Also many farms in Mary
land and Virginia. acres up 10 so acres.
Some for exchange FOR equities IN city prop
eTty.
Call and see us and let as talk 10 over
TOWER COMPANY,
Real Estate Brokers,
SIS r ST. NV. Phone Main 400.
au4-2t
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The Times'
Resort Information Bureau.

If you have not decided where TO
spend your summer vacation-Ihe
Times Resort Informal ion Bureau
may be able to suggest sJme pleas
ant trip. Hotels in all the leading
resorts have listed information with
US. and we viii cheerfully en-
tighten you without charge.
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Proposals.

OFFICE. Commissioners of the District
OF Columbia. Washington. ID. g., August
l. ls.b.-Sealpl Proposals VIII toe received
az this office until T. NOON, AIGi ST
10. 1876, for plumbing work I'm the Harri-
son School Forms. specifications. and
necessary information may be- obtained
at Room 49, District Building. HENRY
/. WEST. JAY J. MORROW. Acting,
Commissioners. u. C. au4-6t-eNsu
OFFICE. Commissioners. District Of
C0Mmb la. Washington. August -. lsHl.
Sealed proposals Will be received al this
office until y ii. AUGUST p 1856 for
constructing sewers Forms. specinca-
tons and necessary Information may De
obtained nj room %. District building.
Washington. D. e. HENRY J.. WEST,
JAY j. MORROW, Acting, Commission
ers. i. a.. au4-6teXSu
Washington. ID. c.. August 3, 100
Sealed proposals viii be received az this
department until O'CLOCK +. NJ,
MONDAY. AUGUST l3. 1895 twhen they
will be- opened. for removing and haul
ing ashes and refuse from the buildings
Of the Department of the Interior and
the Civil Service Commission, In Wash
iugrOn, u. &. Information, blank forms
of proposal. &c. may be obtained at the
Ofice Of the Chief Clerk Of the Depart
ment THCS. RYAN, Acting Secretary.
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PROPOSALS viii be received at the Bu-
Teau of Supplies and Accounts. Navy
Department Washington, u. c.. until 80
O'CLOCK A. NJ. AUGUST a. 1876. and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter,
10 furnish al the navy yard. Washing
ton. u G.. a quantity Of steel forgings
and castings. Applications for propose, IS
should refer 10 Schedule Is Blank pro-
pOsals will be furnished upon application
10 the bureau. II. T. B. HARRIS. Pay
master General. L. 5. y. jy2o-au4
OFFICE. Commissioners. District Of Co.
lumbia. Washington, July 80, 1896 Sealed
proposals viii be received al this Office
until y NJ, AUGUST IS. 1895. for fur
Uishiug brass stop cocks Forms, SpeCl-
fiCatiOns, and necessary information
may be obtained at Room 43. District
Building Washington. D c. HENRY
l. WEST. JAY J. MORROW, Acting
Commissioners. d. G. au- -6t-eXSu
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