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New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
TRAP STRUCK BY TROLLEY CAR.

Edward McSorley, seventy-five years old, of No
% Grove street, Jersey City. and Mrs John Ferris
and her ten-year-old son. of No. IS Jersey avenue
Jersey City, thrown out Of carriage that
Mr.. McSOrley driving in Richmond Terrace
Staten Island by a trolley car hitting the trap
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. McSorley had both legs
and broken. Mrs Ferris and her boy
bruised All taken to St. Vincents Hos
pital at Livingston. The carriage was wrecked
and the horse badly injured that he shot.
The party had been visiting friends Mariners
HarbOr, and were their way to st. George in
tWO-Seated conveyance. While driving through
Richmond Terrace one wheel was in the trolley
tracks. They could not get out Of the way In
time.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
GET BROKERS BROTHER
W>illiam Hooper, of NeS0 York, Ar-
rested an Pittsburg.

Pittsburg, July 15.-william Hooper, forty
four years old, Of No so Broad street. New
York, was arrested by the local detectives here
tonight at the request OF the New York police.
Hooper is held pending the arrival OF the New
York authorities. Hooper is said to be a brother
OF Thomas D. Hooper, member Of the New
York Stock Exchange.
The charge on which Hooper is arrested was
not made known. but it was said that several
weeks ago he negotiated a loan with Mrs Hun
ter Blair. of No. AIS Central Park West amount
ing to S2oOOo for which he is alleged to have
given worthless securities.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
N. SARRAUT IMPROVING.
French Public Rapidly Losing H.
terest in the DreyfuS Case.

Paris. July 1j-The surgeons in attenaanss
upon NJ Sarraut. who vas wounded on Frily
in duel with NJ. Pugliesi-COnti. issued bul
letin to-day saying that their patients cOndil
was considerably improved and that he had y
fever The dangerous period. they say. has hssa
passed. NJ. ClemenceaU and other members
the Cabinet and NJ. BrissOn, President o. t,s
Chamber OF Deputies. visited NJ Sarraut to-day
The press continues to comment on the l1sY'
fus case, but the interest OF the public Is van
ing, and the closing OF parliament and the Isgl
exodus OF ParisianS 20 summer resorts tend %
relieve the tension of the opposing elements
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
WORST TROLLEY LINES.
Continued from farst page.

hours fifteen minute headway has to be main
tanned, in order to conform TO the ferryOoat
schedule and If by some mischance-and mis-
chances are frequent-the car should fall 70
make a switch on time the whole schedule is
knocked out and long delay occurs. Some
times during the rush hours cars are sent back
TO st. George by a different route so that pas
sengers wishing to get to the ferry have to wait
until the enormous traffic from New York has
been taken care Of and the singular spectacle
of all the cars on the line running in one direc-
ton has been presented.
NO NEW CARS IN SIX YEARS
The car shortage is perhaps the worst Of all
the bad features of the situation. It is declared
by old residents, and an inspection Of the lines
appears to show the truth Of the statement, that
not a single new car has been added to the lines
in six years. although the population OF the
island has increased 20 or % per cent in that
period, and is still growing. To make matters
even worse there is not sign from the man
agement that it has any notion Of purchasing
new rolling stock or If it does intend 20 do so
the matter has been kept marvellously secret
1t is this indifference, this public-be-hanged
policy want of policy, that has slowly yet
not the less surely aroused the temper OF the
community to a state of revolt. Unless some
steps are taken by the Rogers regime 20 better
conditions IL is by means unlikely that the
history Of the movement which resulted in the
taking over of the ferry by the city government
will be repeated. With New York expanding in
every direction, with the crying demand for
home sites. IL is absolutely essential to Staten
Island, II II Is 70 get Its share of the cityS
growth. that up to date trolley system shall
be installed and progressive management put
in charge.
for present shortcomings has been that the roads
have never paid. This is true: but competent
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16

Harry Thaw's funds became exhausted last
week. and he sent special messenger to Pitts
burg to raise more money with which TO meet
his immediate demands but the messenger it
is said, met only with curt refusal. He was
told that Harry Thaw had placed himself in his
present predicament and he must get out of it
the best way he could
II then found necessary to await the
arrival Of Mrs. Thaw from Europe before more
money was forthcoming
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
STATEN ISLAND MIDLAND RAILROAD.

The company owns -I5y mlIes OF track and
has seventy-one cars 1t carried 3.644 597 reve-
nue. and 3526 643 transfer passengers in 1905
Eugene b Howell is receiver of the company
and the directors are s. f. Hazelrigg H. II Rog-
ere, ir A G. Paine Alfred Lauterbach L. Fl
Broughton and A. q. Paine. jr.
There is a third company. the SOuthfeld Beach
Railroad Company, which operates a line be-
tween South and Midland beaches. The capital
stock is S250.0O0 and $4,000 Five per cent
hfty-year gold bonds. due 1851 are outstanding
The company shows a small deficit s =
Hazelrigg is the president and H. II. Rogers. ir,
Is one OF the directors
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
MOTOR CAR ACCIDENT IN DENMARK
Wealthy American and a Party Of Friends
Reported Badly Hurt

London. July 16.-"The Daily Mails" Copen-
hagen correspondent says that motor car car
rying an American millionaire named Angola(O.
his wife and a party Of friends on last Sat
urday ran into q two-horse vehicle at SkOrby
Hill. near Aarhuus Jutland. All the passengers
We're seriously injured. the horses were killed
and the mOtoFcar was wrecked.
Two OF the women of the party the cOrTe-
spOndent adds are not expected to recover.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
SPIRIT OF TOLERATION IN JAPAN
Buddhists and ShiutOists Contribute 70 s.
build Christian Church.

Toxic. July ia remarkable instaii'e =
the feeling of Buddhists and Shintois's -,
Christians is furnished by the action q ~.
leaders. who have decided to contribute 49,, 49,
tarily TO the cost Of rebuilding the ChlI,
church which was destroyed in the dis'ui'-
in Toxic last September.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
DESTRUCTION OF A ZULU IMPI.
Natives Finish Work of Colonial Troops
Proof of Bambaata's Death.

Johannesburg, July 15-"The Sunday Times -
describing the destruction OF a Zulu impi in the
Nome Valley. says the loyal levies so thoroughly
completed the work Of the Transvaal men that
they did not let even wounded Zulu escape
Finding that the Zulus would not believe that
Chief Bambaata was dead. his head was cut or
and exhibited TO them for two days. 1t was
then buried
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
UMPIRE NEARLY KILLED.
Portsmouth, Va., Fans Resent Decis-
ION FaUoring Norfolk Team.
GBv Telegraph to The Tribune.I

Portsmouth, Va July I5.-FTank Newhouse,
an umpire formerly attached TO the Philadelphia
American League baseball Club. was nearly
killed at Virginia State League Park this after
noon by a mob of about thousand fans, who
assaulted him after he had made a questionable
decision in favor of Norfolk
Paymaster Harry E. Biscoe, L. S. N. Mayor
Reed of Portsmouth, and two or three con-
stables. succeeded in rescuing Newhouse from
the mob
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
WILL NOT HELP THAW.
Elder Members of Family Refuse to
Aid Harry.
Gpr Telegraph 70 The Tribune !

Pittsburg July 15.-The elder members OF the
family OF Harry Kendall Thaw will not help
him out OF his present predicament no matter
what the outcome may be. These members of
the family the children by the first wife Of
the late William Tkaw. AT the head of this
branch OF the family is Benjamin Thaw the
eldest OF the Thaw children and one of the
weai.hiest men in Pittsburg
According to a EumOr current In this city,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16

AN HoNEsT MISTAKE
may cause an individual trustee
to invest badly. A trust COM
pany through its collective judg-
ment, runs little risk of mistakes.
Ilrr Crust Gungparu nf An,rrira
l35 BROADWAY, New York.
r,. 30 Wall Street New York
I e5 Gresham ST.. London. e. c.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
CAR CRASHES INTO TRAIN.
South Beach Passengers SaUe Them
seIUes by jam ping.

That a number Of persons were not killed or in
jured in accident that occurred the South
Beach line Of the Staten Island Midland Railroad
at $50 O'Clock last night was deemed providential
by spectators. Due 90 mismanagement and lack
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
ITALIAN CRUISER STILL AGROUND.

Kingston Jamaica. July l5-The Italian
cruiser Umbria which grounded while coming
up the channel here last Friday, is still fast a
mud bank. Her guns and the coal in her bunk
ers have been removed in order to tighten the
vessel and hopes of saving her are entertained.
The weather conditions are good
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
REVOLT IN YEMEN NOT sUBDUED
Turkey Calls Seventeen Thousand Hs'E1-'
70 the ColOrs.

ConstantinopIe. July 15-An imperial Ea.s
calls 1900 recruits TO the colors for service
Yemen.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
FIVE MILLIONS IN FARES.
Estimate of Sum Paid by Americans Landing
in England Last Week.

London. July 16-"The Daily Express" esti-
mates that the steamship fares paid by Ameri-
cans landing in England last week amounted
to $5O0OOO0
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
ROBERT S. cRlTcHELL SINKING.

Salisbury, July l5-The condition of Robert 5
Critcheil Of Chicago. who injured in the rail-
way accident on July /. is critical. The other
patients are doIag well.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16

Siedlce. Poland, July 15.-The Mariavit.Css
Ollie strife has again been resumed. owing % ~
action of the court in returning to its owners q.
Catholic church recently captured by the Mara
Wits in the village Of Gremkof.
After the return OF this church to the Css
olics it was again attacked and recapturea b,
the AIariavits. The conflict was less de1fS
thar brutal The wounded were hacked ~
hatchets and axes. The fighting lasted un-Ti !
detachment Of dragons arrived Two pers-
were killed and forty wounded
VOronezh. July 15.-TroOps stationed at n
finery az -Davidoff to-day attacked psra
Of peasants bent on destroying the buiIlir-
One officer was killed and many Of the peas.ur
were wounded
Baku July ia new terrorist party. stylns
itself The Red Squadron is spreading anas
chist pamphlets in this region. The membas
OF this party say the present is time 70 baliy
words, but TO answer the repressiOns Of the sll
ernment with the death of officials. The ciIu.
lars call upon wOTkmen 10 speak the lanSaH
Of the cartridge and the bomb.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
BRAZIL ORDERS BATTLEsHIPs.
Contract for Three Sister Warships Awarded
20 Armstrong, WhitwOrth & Co.

Newcastle-on-Tyne. July 15.-Armstrong.
whitworth & Co. Ltd. have contracted to build
for Brazil three sister battleships, each To cost
over S5.000,O02
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
ARMY TO JOIN PEOPLE
Continued from first page.

had been rendered homeless. The loss is p.,.,
at 100000
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16

The company owns 81 miles of track and has l03
1t carried in 1876 4sOl .040 and
442 1877 transfer passengers The directors are H. H.
Rogers. w. L. Bull, r. S. Hayes, John Greenough
and Walter G. Oakman.
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FOR RENT

o1 IA6A-N 1
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1
7aa 18th NV. ID d. IS 81 %
100 18th NV, I'd d. .6S. 90
465 q nv, Or, b. .5O.OO
1862 Irving NV, 7r, b. so. 90
1914 Mass av NV,
LIST floor. 90
18th ct 4 Col I'd,
ID floor. .........0.00
The Romano. Or, b.4O. 90
1872 18th NV, Sd d. 40. 90
73O 18th NV, Sd d. 40. 90
18th st q Col I'd,
Or, b...........,.D.o0
The Milton. 1720 Il
NV, Or. b. .......S. 90
The Christian, 704 mss 90
The Essex, 1922 n
LIST d. Or. b. sim
heat ............S.O
3409 18th NV, 5r, b. SO. so
The Byrn Mawr.
4r. b. ............30.5O
The Ilkley. 1920 q
NV, No. II. Ar, b. 80. so
300 Z Cap, Ar. b.
Sd floor, h.w.h. 30. so
The Ellsworth, 1923
3D. ne. Or. hwh;
all outside rms. 80. 80
1917 10th NV, Ar. b. Is. 80
$50 @ NV, Or. b. % 30
The Clayton. 1917
/ NV. 20. 80
1872 18th NV, 4th a 20. 90
100 18th NV, 4th a. %. 90
1929 18th NV, Or. b. $3.50
1745 willard NV,
6r, b. ............83.0 90
1921 18th NV, Or. b.32.50
164S Irving NV ,6r, b. $3.50
fT49 Willard NV,
Or, b. 80. 80
2319 18th NV. Or. b.30. so
1882 Chaplin NV Or, b30. so
147O Chaplin NV ,5r. b30 30
1851 Willard, Orb. .30.50
l4SO Chaplin, Or. b. 80. SO
1884 Chaplin. Or. b. 80. so
1865 willard, 7r, b.80. 30
1874 Irving. 6r. b. 80. 90
1883 Girard NV. Or, b 80 so
ITO willard. Or. b.2S. so
1918 Cedar, 5r, b. ..2S. 81
1851 willard, Or. BIZ. SO
1878 Irving. Or. BIZ. 80
1851 willard, Or. b.T.N
1918 Cedar, LIST d,
Or, b. ............21.0
1772 Willard, Or, b.27.5O
1850 willard, Or. b.21 SO
1910 Monroe NV,
lst a, Or. n. sc
2213 N NV, % q. Or. b28. 90
IS Seaton NV, Or, b. 28.5C
2219 n NV. ID q, Or,
b, eel. fur. CSC
1915 Euclid. I'd q,
Or, b.............@.N
z213 n NV, LIST d, 5r, BIS 81
1926 T NV, LIST g. Or. b25. 80
Il Quincy. LIST d,
Or, b............&.6C
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s42 New York ave. NV.
MENTS.
i2215 N NV, Or. b. $3.50
ITS Willard. LIST d,
Or. b. Gel, fur. $3.50
Is Quincy NV, lst q.
ass 18th ne. g large
bright rms; large
back yards. $3.50
S28h 18th ne, 8 large
bright rms, large
back yards. ......23. 80
$50 18th ne, 8 large
bright rms. large
back yards. 1850
330h 18th ne. s large
bright rms, large
back yards. ......23.50
1707 Euclid. I'd q,
Or, b....-...>...24.50
30 Seaton. br. b. .23.50
$50 Q NV, Or, b. .@.50
1853 Princeton, Or. b.
furnace ..........2.5O
512 Tenn av, I'd q.
Or. b. ............2.50
Ill It'll NV. Or. wa. Peso
8O36 o NV, Or, b. $50
% Seaton. LIST f.5r. %. so
] 40 Todd pl ne, Ar, b. %. SO
J 80 Todd pl ne, Ar. b. 21.25
J sc Todd pl, Or. b. 20. 90
Gal Sd ne. Or, b. open. 20, so
} 231e n NV 1st q. 5r, BIO so
! 2317 \ NV, ID fl.5r. b 20. so
Sl2 Tenn av. LIST a,
Or, b. ............20.5O
1908 Pa av NV, Sr, b. 20.O0
3lS 22d NV, LIST q,
Or, b.............lS.50
31s 22d NV. I'd q,
4r. b. ..........1 1880
600 KY av sc, I'd d.
Or, b. furnace....1S.00
! 80 + NV, ba, Or. ..lS.00
1887 D ne, LIST q Or. biz. so
1861 22d NV, I'd a,
Ar, b. .-...lI.5o
s1sh22d NV, lst d.
4r: b. ....;......iIaa.SSoo
ESQ Orleans pl. LIST
fi,5r.b. key upst. Is. 80
628 Orleans pl.5r, b. $50
1888 4 ne, 1st lar. bl5.30
1419 f ne, 5r. b. LIST Il. 10. 80
y 12l5n Duncan ne,
ID a. 5r, b. Id. 90
1922 G NV, I'd q,
ar, water. gas. 1900
\ 6101a Park I'd NV.
Ar, b. ........ 1000
1913 18th ne. LIST a.
AS Tenn av ne. LIST
Il, 5r, b. ...-.....14.J0
l423h q ne. Ar, b. IA. 80
il425h 4 ne, Ar, b. 1870
1918 Duncan st, ne,
sl8 @ st.sw. Sd
floor. 8 r.......... 10. 80
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FOR RENT-HANDSOME 10-ROOM HOUSE;
nnodern Roman brick front; 20 by 90; electric
bells and lighting; stories and attic: large eel.
lar, excellent heating plant: tiled bath: hard
wood finish: rooms on LIST floor near ear
lines: also coach house. Rent reduced and I'm
mediate possession. Apply 2206 LIST st. NV. CT
phone II. 435. se2l-tf
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8, 1860 PAGES.
APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT-e-R0oN CORNER APT; AL OUT.
south back porch Il BY III very large cupeoa Us
stanton Park. THE CARROLL. 9Th and Mass.
ave. The finest part Of Capitol Hill. se285t
FOR RENT-TO ADULTS. NO. sO4 q ST. NV.
apartments OF 4 and 5 rooms and baths. LIST.
I'd and 4th doors; back porches. steam heat;
terms moderate se25-tf
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT BY L. 8. FRISTOE.
1913 G ct. NV.
The Princeton. 1880 Ct. NV. and 8 rooms:
ns s n rent to SIT So anu MOI "''ef
The Llewellyn. 2224 st. NV. 4 rooms: steam
heat. hot water and janitor service; $27 60
The Northampton 14O5 W st. NV, rooms
steam heat, elevator. hot water and janitor serv-
ice; SO. so and $500.
The Magnolia, 1921 st. NV. rooms; steam
heat. hot water, elevator and janitor service;
$4,000
The Carrollton. 1875 Willard st., rooms;
steam heat. hot water and janitor service; 1872 so
The Essex, 1872 Ut. NV: steam heat. hot
water and janitor service; 3 rooms: $50 and $40.
The Hawarden. 1419 R ct. NV. rooms:
steam heat, hot water and janitor service $42 30
The Nolando, l41S ST. NV. rooms: hot
water heat. hot water and janitor service SsI %
to $45, ee2S-6t
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APARTMENT HOTELS.
THE CAIRO.

THE CAIRO.
Further extensive improvements nave -
made during the past summer making IL
Cairo absolutely the finest apartments ~ wne U.s.,
and be tn up FURNISHED and unfurnishef FINEST
Puo e1S re- u-s WM. CATO. Mgr.
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FOR RENT-BY B. F. SAUL CO., 7TH l. NV,
The Home" 7th and Mass ave. NV,
and rooms, all modern; centrally located.
$3.50 and $47.50
The Juniata. 1424 st. NV. 4r. and 6r.,
The Nantucket. iiis W St. rooms and ID NV
The 's susquehanna. llso ST. NV, and DIV
rooms and bath ......... $3l 90 to SO 50
1919 It'll NV. I'd floor. Or. and b. ......... IS 90
l345 NV. I'd floor. Or, b............... So 90
1915 7th NV, Sd floor. 6r. and b.......... 5000
HOS ST. NV, 5r and b................ 80. 90
1922 9th st. NV, Or. and b............... 27 so
636 Q st. NV, Sd floor. Or. and b....... Is. so
331 11th NV, I'd floor, Or. and b. ........ %. so
331 18th me-, LIST floor, 5r. and b......... % so
512 Tenn ave. me-, I'd floor, Or. and b.. % so
iii 4th st. NV, LIST floor Or. and b 900. 21 so
TIC st. me-, Or. and b.................. q. 40
IS st. NV, 5r. and b., average rent. 20 so
671a st. NV, Or. and b., average rent. 90
1408 LIST me-, LIST floor, 5r. .............. 20 so
512 Tenn ave. ne. LIST floor Or. and b.. 80
1900 st. NV, LIST floor, 5r. and b. ...... 20 so
671a st. NV, Or, b., average rent. 49,. 20 so
J245 Me-, I'd floor. Ar and b............ 1850
POI ST. NV. 3r. and b. DECENTRALIZATION. 1850
1243 Duncan ne, Ar and b............... 10 so
642 Morton st. ne, Ar. and b. ........... 1880
1927 Duncan st. ne, Ar. and b............ ID so
1918 s. Car s.e % floor, Ar and w.. 10 so
1872 ST. NV, LIST floor, Ar, b............ u so
1915 9th st. NV, 2r.. I'd floor. ............ 500
7f6 st. NV, 2r., I'd floor. .............. TOO
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FOR RENT-143G PARK ST.. MT. PLEAS
ant; II rooms and bath; house in excellent
condition; modern plumbing; large yard;
good stable; near car line; good neighbor-s
hood: $500.
1924 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV. IA
rooms and baths: brownstone front; one
block from U st. line; delightful loca-
ton; house newly renovated throughout; hot
water heat; $4,000.
2516-25a0 18TH ST. NV: EACH II
rooms and bath; Columbia Heights, over
looking city; houses finely finished; large
rooms; steam heat; each 5000.
Apply or telephone
W. f. COWEN, Mgr,
Room 20, Bliss bldg, 35 st. NV.
se26tf Phone f. 6S5.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

INES, It. COO. u. Q.oo. VIZ. $2&S Inc. xa.1&
FoR RENT-FRoST FLAT:
room and S aac ssSssi SsfkS sR.5taeas
RENT ONLY 5000.
se2s-3t LIEBERMANN & HAwN. 1903 F ct.
FOR RENr-pEsIR ALL APARTMESTs.
New and elegant and rooms. non-housekeep-
REM. sao.oo. ses.oo AND 5000 FER NO.
Elegantly papered and decorated: beautiful bath
room to each suite most modern RumeinS COM
HOT WATER HEAT. JANIToR.
sees-3t LIEBERMAN & H. \, 1903 ST.
FOR 1 fENToS NESFAI EET Ey IEFT GrrEnrp
a AMP 3, sRooM HoUsEkEEPdN SEE P A6rH
1885 CALVERT SISc1SS1Tp ST.
ras HSss M SsAHsMHS hs asfhs
coMPAR1so NJ OF PRICES.
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o9 Is MobEFN 70 M ~ GAe 1.Ssa
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5 S =, Nh S1saS Sn %SfeHSxS A SSD COM
THE INTERIOR rRs + FIJI FINISH And DECORATIONS
j. 3 4 {ss 5sH
QUIET.
L1EBERsfANN & HAwN 1903 ST.
FOR RENT-FLAT. 1928 PHNNA. AVE: NV; $
WEscoTT 4 wiI WHO I 1907 Penns. ' ave. NV.
FOR RENT-l4Is 5TH NV, % FLOOR: s
s.! f. 81, and bath EACH modern Oats F.
FURNISHED APARTMENT IN THE RooHAM-
beau; SIX rooms and bath; perfectly appelnted.
THE LINcoIN-e-RooM FIAT; ss5:
sdss e e sta n nsHr sssss0f p.1t
se2s-2t. JAS. A. CAHiLL, 1908 r st. NV.
FOR RENT-BEAUTIFU 4-RooM FLAT At
. aRsls owner JAY " HALL III 18th ST. me-
THE ROANOKE APARTMENTs-REDUCT IN
rent; only left-6-room apartments, all out
SD: :sss s9om'' large lawn Apply OWNER Flat a.
AN UPTODATE MODERN APARTMENT; 8
rooms; all outside rooms on first floor; .vapor
e. 'S s. Apply By e sss f e. t. 2i's' a
FOR RENT-BEATTIFUL 4-RooM ALSO AND
near the cor; 18th and L SITS. nv. close to to
rssn1e Fsfh SspF' to
RUST, Agent eos 14th st. NV. se2s-tf,5
sUBLET-FIyE-ROoM APARTMENT In THE
Manor House. Monroe st. bet. 18th ana 14th;
Sd floor; northern, western and southern expos
ure; back porch; S45. 90 per month. from Oct 1.
1 year. Apply 523 18th st. NV. se2S3t
1921 C.oRcoRAN ST. AND 5R. APIS. $50
and S35.
1896 Chaplin st., s and 2family apis, $27. 80
and 5000.
se2S-6t r. T. CHATTERTON. G12 14th st.
FOR RENTFOUR ROOMS AND BATH; MOD
ern Improvements (S15). Inquire at 1742 7th ct.
NV. seN-3t'
FOR RENT : FIVE ROOM FLAT; PRIVATE
bath; hot water heat; screens, awnings; very de-
sirable location: new. private house; to adults
only OWNER, 1907 New Jersey ave. NV.
se27-3ts
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o.. 621 18th st. NV.
1913 7 NV. Or. b. 40. IS
2lO4 LIST NV, Tor. b.35.5o
1908 Riggs. Sr. b. 81. so
3li 18th ne, Or, b. $3.50
FLATS.
G near 14th, Ar, b,
heat and light. 40. 90
1878 Irving. Or, b. .2T. so
lI6l Willard, or. b.27.5O
Georgetown, Or. b. $3.50
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CONSIDERll
ATTENTION.

DON CARLOS APARTMENT HOUSE, FOOT o
st., just one block south Of Dupont Circle. In
the select residential and fashionable section;
elegantly appointed and homelike housekeeping
strictly up-to-date. Reasonable rents: The
closest inspection and comparison ID invited.
(See them today.l
Phone 1472. e. @. BRAINERD. 1410 Of.
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l848 H ST. NE, ROOMS AND BATH; $1,000
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FOR RENT
THE PARK
SPLENDID NEW APARTMENT.
OVERLOOKING LINCOLN PARK.
All outside rooms.
SUITES OF AND ROOMS AND BATH.
All latest improvements: splendidly arranged:
rates from $40 to $37. 80 per month.
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ALGIERS,
100 Md. ave- ne.
One Broom apartment. ........-.s.s...$Z Z.o0
One Groom apartment. $So.U
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THE CECIL, 18th AND N.w.-FOR RENT
Beautiful one-room and bath apartment; also
6ne two room and bath apartment Apply at The
Cecil. se24-u
THE SAVOY APARTMENTS,
2S04 14th st.
rooms and bath; large hall and kitchen; all
light. Apply at office. b. e. HALL. Mgr.
OUTSIDE ROOMS; ROOF GARDEN IN REAR;
hot-water heating; fine gas range: marble bath
rooms; kitchen and laundry sinks: beautiful
mantels; floors weIed; $35 NO.. above Thomas
Circle. (OPEN.) 1712 14th st. se23-7t'
FOR RENT-IN THE ONONDAGA," BROOM
and-bath apartment ami; deep front lawn and
private back porch; tanitor service; heat and
hot water 1Dcuded in rent. Apply to GEORGE
TRUESDEI.L. q Wyatt building. se2S-u
SEVERAL DESIRABLE FTyE-ROOM AND BATH
apartments; steam heat and janitOr service
1927 and 1929 l4th st. NV. The Oregon and The
Helena. KING & MLBURS. 1410 st. NV.
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