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The Washington times., 1907-02-17

little more than two years ago
when the 10th anniversary Of St Pat
rick's Church was celebrated, Rev. D.
j. Stafford, ID. D., whose desire had
long been to gather up the fragments
of history of ST. PatriclIs parish and
present them In a connected story" was
instrumental in having published a me-
mortal volume giving an interesting ac-
count Of the establishment Of the parish
and its successful growth and great
work through all these years.
In ii we learn that less than -four
years had passed since the Holy See
gave the young Republic its first bishop
when st. PaUrick's parish was founded
by Father CARRY and that the ven
cradle parish now rich in a massive
Gothic church. stately stone academy
and rectOTy. has kept pace with the de-
velOpment OF the Government, and I'M
der its six reCtOrs nubly aided in fash
ioning the religious, intellectual and
moral character of our people" From
records il appears that on April Il, 1924.
Father Cafry purchased from the
United States Government two lots in
the square bounded by Ninth and
Tenth. + and G streets. and in June fol-
lowing purchased still another lot. In
1914 eight other lots adjoining were ac-
quired and the titles. CORY .yed to the
head Of the diocese.
Cornerstone Laid in 1872.
The cornerstone Of the present St. Pat
rick's Church was laid with appropriate
ceremonies on Sunday. November 3.
1872, at which time the Rev. Jacob Am
brose Walter was pastor. For many
years work was suspended, only the
foundation having been laid and & small
portion Of the wall, which rose lust
above the ground. Ten years later. in
1882, work was resumed and on Sun
day. November ., 1884. services were
held for the first time in the new
church. The church, though not com
pleted, presented a beautiful appear
ance. The grOined arches rising to the
height Of sixty feet, supported by ten
pink Aberdeen pillars resting on ne
destals of Maryland granite and sIlr-
mounted by carved capitals Of Ohio
stone. were a new feature in church
architecture in Washington, and gave
TO the interior a massive and beautiful
appearance. They are in perfect har-
mony with the church, which measures
169 feet In length and % feet in width"
While the church was in fit condition
for the holding of all the services vet
all had not been finished for the grand
old church is to have a spire rising in
the very heart of the National CapitaI.
where it may be seen from nearly every
quarter Of the city" This has been the
desire OF all the pastors since the church
was dedicated, and several plans have
from time to time been approved Or
iginally it was designed TO have a single
spire, but DR.. Stafford. believing that
the architectural effect would be best
enhanced and be more in keeping with
the general style by placing Two spires.
commissioned Architects William f.
Wagner and Haswell r. Williams to
prepare plans 20 that end, and their
drawings show the wisdom and beauty
of such a plan
Designed by Boston Architects.
The church. which is the pure style
of Norman Gothic, was designed by the
Boston architects, Little & O'Conor. and
is considered the finest example in the
city Of that type. The contemplated
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For Rent-FlatS.

FOR RENT-Il3j 9Th ST. ne. o rooms. bath
gas range. rent 81 Key at grocery. cor
uer 9th ana l. SITS ne
+. $ COLLINS co Unc). 113 18th 81 NV
-FOUR and Ave rooms. arranged for house
keeping. SIS and SIC. 1f-1 X ST NV
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For Rent-0mces.

1890 NEW YORK AVE. NW.-First and Sec
ond floor rooms. suitable FOR real estate
dentists. ETC. SIS and SD, situation IN
surpassed
RARRICK & AIETCALF.
fell-at 1920 New York ave
DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN the Evans
building. 1fis 20 1874 New York ave. rent
very low, including heat. light and 5anit0r
service. JOHN o. EVANS. 1925 New York
ave NV ta31-5Ot
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Wanted-HouSeS.

WANTED-Houses and apartments for rent
az once. Gail today. JOHNSON. DENT &
CO. GIL 7th St NV. Main 1873. fe17-tf
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For Rent-Stores.

FOR SALE-Ouc year lease OF street
store, between ilJh and 18th sts on north
side Full particulars from BOX So. Times
Office. faT---r
HALF OF LARGE STORE. separate en-
frances. large cellar. suit coal dealer. small
business. e2f 9Th ST. fe15-zt
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Neutrality-suspicious.,

WANTED-Furnished apartment 10 care for
during summer Northwest preferred, salts
factory references. Address BOX SO. Times
once. II
W ANIED-By young man. two rooms and
bath apartment IN central part Of city az SIS
per month Address BOX 22s. Times Office.
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$3.50

$3.50.
SIX rooms and bath. brick on 9Th St uw-s
renting for $3.50: white tenants This Is a
snap
But We have several snaps. and VII cali
attention 20 only q few For instance, for
&, 500
a splendid siV-roou house. renting for $3.50.
on North Capitol st. close 70 St Aloystus'
Church. Another.
S4,25o.
On T ST. NV. close 90 Pension once. and
not far from Government Printing Ofice-
This is nice home. or will make good In
vestmeut. renting for $50. and
S4,5Oo.
For a fire new eight-roon house. close %
Navy Yard and Pennsylvania ave car lines
In addition 70 above. we have a large num-
Der Of fine properties for homes Near 9TH
and n NV We have a splendid nine-ro0nl
home for 5000. that cannot be duplicated
for same amount OF money
The Washington times., 1907-02-17
Wanted-FarmS.

farm near Washington.
lease with privilege buying. give full nar-
uculars- Address BOX SIS. Times Office.
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Wanted Suburban.

WANIED-To rent. country place access bic.
% MaShlnEton for spring and summer nv
Iainily q two and baby. Address Bon asi
44lieS olLCe- feff-gf
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For Sale Apartments.

FOR SALE-Flat four apartments. carr
llfo- Address BOX Sg7, Times ONCE. feig-
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For Sale-S Suburban.

LOTS FOR COLORED PEOPLE. SO 90 $50.
agents wanted ROOM 6. SO + 81. NV.
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Designed by Boston Architects.

The church. which is the pure STYLE
Of Norman Gothic, was designed by the
Boston architects, Little & O'Conor. and
is considered the finest example in the
city Of that type. The contemplated
The Washington times., 1907-02-17
For Rent-Apartments.

KENT. 1l6 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc
Six outside rooms and bath. porch. All I'd
to-date convenience only one apartment
left-S25.J0.
kARRICK q METCALF.
4e4'-Sl 1920 New York ave.
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THE ELSMERE,

TO SCBLET-Apartment three rooms and
bath. In The P0rtuer. 18th and T.. unf1r-
nishedi rent, $3.50. Apply APARTMENT
BACHELOR APARTMENTS. furnished or
UNFINISHED. two rooms and bath, 81 10.
-SENECA.'' ca l. st. NV fe7-tf
6Lo 18th ST NW--FUur rooms and bath
rear yard porch, all modern convenience.
ONLY So 50.
kARRICK & METCALF.
1elt-cJ I11J New York ave
g TO so FOR two and three room apartments
IN The Dorchester. corner 18th 81 and Mary
land ave sw-. handsome baths. steam heat
hot and cold water: janitor service au5-tr
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ONLY s3,e75.

JUST COMPLETED.
l2Z7 TO I2fT Z ST. y E
Six large rooms on two floors: fire. dry
cellar, large yard % alley. papered and dec
GRATED with the finest papers. entirely mod
ern bath and kitchen cabinet. mantels. easy
terms; only 500 cash. balance, so per month.
Houses Omen F.- fr4s.a.ffr-4
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-16
DITCH COMPANY
SECURES DELAY
Continued from Page One,

| Hamakua Ditch must be commenced
| and the sale of the $500, 900 issue OF
bonds with which to construct it, be
! sold, has been extended from January
| /, 1907 to January l, 1912. But in con-
| sideration of these concessions Homo
| kaa Sugar Company and Pacific Mill
Co. require that the Ditch Company
shall secure from Paauhau a modifi-
cation of an agreement made about
| December 16, 1905, by which Paauhau
will forgo it's right to demand twenty
thirty-fourths of all water in both up
per and lower ditch in excess of S4,-
| 100000 gallons daily. The Ditch Com
pany also agrees to pay $500 a year
to the Honokaa Sugar Company and
Pacific Mill for the release of this l.
100000 gallons of water day for Pa
auhau. The requirement that the Ditch
Company shall deliver 100000 gallons
daily to Honokaa and Pacific Mill
within twenty months after the con-
struction of the lower ditch is begun,
and 100000 in addition with within
sixteen months after the beginning of
delivery from the lower ditch is still
insisted on.
ment seems to be to give the Ha-
makua Ditch Company more time in
which to float it's bonds and construct
the lower ditch, and meanwhile to al
low a little larger amount to Paau-
hau than that plantation has been
getting, but to cut down the proper
ton it will eventually get when the
ditch system as contemplated is COM
pleted.
The original agreement between Ho-
nokaa and Pacific Mill and the Ha-
makua Ditch Company in regard to
the proposed lower ditch, which Is
dated January "a, 1906, provides that
100000 gallons of fresh water daily
shall be furnished to Honokaa within
twenty months after the work of con-
structing the lower ditch shall begin,
which shall not be later than January
1, 1907, and an additional $500, 900,
making 100000 in all within sixteen
months after the beginning of the 81
600, 900 gallons. The ditch is to be located
at an elevation between 1000 and HOO
feet above sea level and the planta-
tions will give the right of way for it
for fifty years. The ditch is to be be-
tween Waipio Gulch and Paauhau
Gulch. If the supply Of water Is less
than 100000 gallons a day Honokaa
is to be entitled to eleven-sixtieths of
the entire flow. The water is to be
delivered by the Hanakua upper
dutch if practicable. If the flow is
more than 100000 gallons daily, Ho-
nokaa has the right to buy the addi-
tional flow up to eleven-sixtieths of its
volume.
The water is to be paid for at the
rate of $500 for each 365, 000, 900 gall |
Ions up to 2.0o7, $50. 900 gallons delivered
in 365 equal parts each year for TWEEN |
ty years. But water which flows on |
the 29th of February is not to be |
counted in the computation. There is
provision for extending the contract |
for ten-year periods after the expira-
ton of the first twenty years. There
IS provision for ascertaining the meas
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Recorded Sept 9, 1907.

1SScOTueu sept y, 19Ul.
Chas Daniels to A N Kepoikai, P A;
general powers. B 294, p S45. Dated
Sept 4. 1907.
w Kaleikau by mtgee to Wilfred
A Greenwich TT, Fore Entry; r P
2254, kul lao, Pauoa, Honolulu, Oahu.
B 297, so. Dated Sept 7, 1907
Annie Ako (wfdow) to Hugh Robert
son and VT, D A; male child Hugh
R. Ako, born Jan 10, 1906. B 2s4, p
BAG. Dated Aug rs, 1907.
A Humphreys to Frank E Thomp-
SON TT, c NJ; law books, office furni-
ture, etc, in second floor of 2 story
buldg, cor King and Bethel SITS, Ho-
nolulu. Oahu. Insurance policy in
Aetna Life Insurance Co. $7700. B
297. 81. Dated Sept 9, 1907.
A. Lewis Jr by atty to Maria G
Alfonso, D; int in lot s, blk A, Ka-
piolani Tract, Honolulu, Oahu $3.50.
B 2s6, p 17S. Dated Dec 4, 1905.
A Lewis Jr and VT to Maria G At
nj Tract, Honolulu, Oahu $3.50 B
296, p TIA. Dated Sept 8, 1907.
F NJ Kiley to E Peters, D; lot 2,
(5495 So TT land). Makilzi st, Honolulu,
Oahu. 81. B 296, p 176. Dated Sept
6, 1907.
E c Peters to Emma Kiley, D; lot
z (5495 sq ft), Makiki st, Honolulu, Ca
hu. 81. B 296, p 1T. Dated Sept 6,
1907
Stella K Cocl1ett and by TT ct al
by Comr, to Edgar Henriques, D; por
II Do rl
$5000 B 296, 17S. Dated July 10,
1907
Martha N Spencer (widow) to A N
Kepoikai, D; R P 4040, gr 314S, ap 8
and por R P $3.50, ap 9. Kealakehe
etc, n Kona, Hawaii; r P 1897, ap 1
and gr 100, Kaohaoha, etc, Hilo, Ha-
wall; Kul 1915, Honokaia, Hamakua,
Hawaii. So B 292, 476 Dated
Sept 2, 1907.
Maka and hsb to Onomea Sugar Co.
NJ; ga land, Aleamai, S Hilo, Hawaii
$500. B 297, D a. Dated Aug 81, 1907.
Linn Ton and VT to c F Hart, D:
R 1929, kul 1852 and bldg, Maka-
pala, N Kohala, Hawaii. $780, B 296,
Isl. Dated Sept 5, 1907.
P e R Strauch TT and VT to Ikaaka
Ahu, D; int in pc land, Moaula, Kau,
Hawaii. $50. B 296, p 1873. Dated
Sept 9, 1907.
Martha N Spencer (wfdow) to
Charles Daniels d; Is int in Est of
H w Daniels decd, Wailuku, Maui
$3.50. B 292, p AIS. Dated Sept 2, 1907
c Brewer & Co Ltd to Hugh NJ
Coke, Elk D; por ap 2, kul 1742, High
st, Wailuku, Maui B 296, p 1859. Da-
ted Aug 90, 1907.
Hugh NJ Coke and VT to C Brewer
& Co Ltd, Elk D; ap 2, R 5151, kul
3275P, Kaluaolena, Waiehu, Maui:
62S-1000a land. Kapapohaku, Wailuku,
Maui. B so, p 1863. Dated Aug 90.
1907
Keaka (l0 to Carrie K Malina, D;
1-6 int in share in hui land, wainfha,
Halelea, Kauai. s21. B 292, p ATS. Da-
ted July 9, 1907.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-16
CARTER FINISHES HIS
FINAL OFFICIAL REPORT

The final sheets of former Governor
Carriers final report of his administra-
ton to the Secretary of the Interior
were typewriter on Saturday. The
report is an extended one containing
AIS pages of typewriter matter aver
aging fully 200 words to the page. or
in all a total of 10000 words.
No intimation has been given out Of
the tone or treatment of the report
and will not be known here, it is
understood, until it is released from
Washington.
Governor Carter has been engaged
on this report nearly ever since his
return from Washington July 81.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-16
'SCOTTY' CLOSES
FOR PROBATION

'fScotty' closed his cafe about 10
o'clock last night, not because the
left, but for the reason that some of
the bluejackets and transport men
were beginning to evince too much
enthusiasm as the result of their day
ashore and what they had partaken of
in the way of liquid refreshment. The
place was packed all day. Few meals
were served.
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REALTY TRANSACTIONS

Entered of Record September IA, 1907
Est of B P Bishop by trs to XII
ALI Hore h
Fanny Strauch and ,hsb to w T K
dore
Est of B P Bishop by trs to Ter
ritory of Hawaii ........... I
Est of B P Bishop by trs to Ter
ritory of Hawaii .......... I
Est of Msanoel Quni by tr to Anne
liza De Souza ........... /
Amelia de Souza and hsb to First
Bank of Hilo Ltd ....... M
VIM I Robinson tr and VT to An
tonic da Silva ......... D
Juliette Kainsola to Jose G Serrao D
Jose G Serrao and VT to A NJ Ca
Dr1nha ............. II
Aio Herring and hsb to James Ako. D
Bruce Cartwright ct al to Territory
of Hawaii. .......... d
Christian S Bertelmann to Mary n
Mary n Lucas and hsb to Tr of
Christian S BerteImann, 1900. NJ
Frank Andrade to-. Dec of Trust
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urements of the water and for arbi-

urements of the water and for arbi-
tration of disputes.
The contract with the Pacific Sugar
Mill Company is almost identical ex-
cept that it is to get 100000 when the
water begins to flow, and 2,000,0 900 gall
Ions daily in addition within sixteen
months after water begins to flow, and
shall be entitled to buy nine-sixtieths
of the entire flow.
But as the water is of most value
between May and November the
amount supplied during that portion is
the basis on which pay is to be given.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-16
EWA's CROP.

Eva Plantation which finished the
grinding season lately, turned out a
crop for the season of 81, 4S1 tons Man
ager Renton's estimate for the sea-
sons crop was $1,000 tons.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-16

IF you want something better in
bread try that made by Alexander
roung Cafe.
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Next to
Angels Wings

in point of ease and comfort is a
pair of rubber heels of the kind
we put on mems shoes for sixty
five cents, or ladies' for fifty.
o'sullivan's new rubber wear
longest. We use 'em.
Vickers'
Shoe Repair
Shop
1119 Union P. o. Box 567
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AUL CO., 7TH & l. N. w.
oil ? NV. Or. b. .27.b0
1929 9th NV Or, b. sta25. so
S12Ken'dy. sr, b. sta25. so
1874 Q NV. Or. b. 20. 80
All N Y av nw,9r, b25. 80
1889 r NV, store. .25.OO
$50 Fla av NV Or. boa. 80
2S13 NJ NV. Tor. b. 22.50
1884 9Th NV, Or. .20.6O
601 N NV. store. 20. so
1851 y. 2of1ce rs. 2f20. so
1927 18th ne, Or. b. 1870
I N Sc. Or. b. .15. 40
S03 It'll ne. store. 1900
POOL 14th NV, 1r. I'd
floor. Office. 1900
r 925 n J ava stls12.50
2034 It'll NV. stor. 2r12.0O
1913 n ] av Sc. Or, w12.OO
r 6l3 Inv, wareh'e15 90
32O4 Bright'd Or,
". ..............10.0
Sic La av, basement,
22x15 ......... .10.O
1929 Sth NV, sta. 800
COLORED TENANTS.
2219 Water, Or, 81. Is. 90
:, new and modern
vator, etc. 200. 90
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FOX RENI-BI b. r. )
1896 It'll nv. sto. CO. .$75
626 Il NV, sto, Gel. 1000
400 18th, lSr. go. 90
1857 31st, lar. h. 80. 90
1901 5th nv. sto. dw55. 80
1881 31st NV, 12r. b. 45. 90
1917 Sth NV, 11r. b. .45. 90
1922 sth nw,l1r. b. AZ. so
4OS T NV. 10r, b. .'.42.50
1913 Riggs NV, Tor. b40.50
612 Mass av NV. Tor.
b ............... 40. 90
603 Q NV. sr, b. . 1000
1875 u, Sr. b. 1000
1851 U NV. store. 40 90
1901 14th NV, sto. 81. so
l4l1 Col st NV. sr. b35. so
1922 9th NV, 7r, b. .3. 90
62l p NV. 7r. b. ..31.50
18th and Morton,
sto, sta. 81. 90
1913 Nj av NV. Sr. b3O so
500 G ne. Or, b. 1000
500 Fla av NV sto. 80. 90
s010 Gamble pl, ar. b2S. 80
455 Fla ave NV Or. b2S. 90
1918 l. NV Ir, b. .27. so
1882 9Th NV, Tor. b. 27.50
LIST and Decatur SITS. ne
warehouse, electric ELF
ncESf
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FOX RENT
THE HARRISON REALTY Co,
BOT G st. NV

FUR KF.NT-
THE HARRISON REALTY CO..
807 G st. NV
UNPUBLISHED HOUSES
1104 9th nv. lar. Obs 90 So Myrtle ne Or so
1929 sth NV Tor. b. so so $50 18th Sc Or, b.1750
1888 -35 9th NV. I0r n40. IS 63 K NV, 5r Ii 90
GLIB La 81. so 204 f Cap, sto, or b. 81 so
1882 Otis ne. 20. 90 3 Fenton me- 8r b. 16 so
FURNISHED.
Tunlaw road north OF Joliet ST.. Or and b.
VI acre. burn. fruit and chicken yard rent 40. 90
APARTMENTS
2319 18TH IF. 6r b. OOi 1928 18th se 5r b. o. 50
1104 18th NV, Ar b. % so
STORES.
Store. 11O6 18th nw35 so Store, 9th & q NV
% II ne, 7r, b, fixtures NOV D......... .3s 90
and 2 Ice boxes. 1900 CLAY D NV oyster hoo 90
STABLES.
Three 1-story auto sheds. W. & sew, In Queens
ct. NV 0Sth & 10Th. L NJ. each. 80. 500
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
For rent. at Riverdale Md. right at station
steam and electric cars. S-room house, large lot
rent. 500 ocs-tf
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ocG Su, tn. I'll st

FOR RENT
NV 2029 |. Ger. 2b$t5Oo SWIFT Md av.6r, b. is. 40
NV 1928 14th lor. bi0oO SW 1874 Faav ar. 10 40
NW,3l7 Mass. h. $3.50 SW .622 Md NV, 81. 1880
NV 500 10th, AZ $500 SW 1871 18th. Or. l4.oo
NV ,517 s. 3 l54o SW .621 c. Or. 1880
NV, 400 O(hall 2h1 r15 90 SW ,62l G. Or. so
NW,5l1 eIst Ar. IL. so SW ,629 C. ar. so
Nv, 29iS r. shop. 10 90 Me- 30 l.. Or, b. 30. 40
NV GIL 18th, rm CT 90 NE. Go6 L., Or. b. 20. 40
NV .25ST O. 5r.. s. 40 NE, go l.. Or. b. 20. 40
NV 1904 10TH 2r. 400 NE.ll16 X, Gr b. % GO
aW 319 Cap 1Or b3O 90 NF.1l27 12th. Or. b. so
sW 925 Md av. Or h. 1s 40 Sc 1874 Sd, %. 90
OFFICES NORTHWEST.
Central building. offices 46S La av. offices.
tunton building. Offices Gil 18th NV. rim 6. 90
Call at office for Information regarding alley
properties. stables, etc, l have for rent.
For further information apply at office.
oc8tf ]. W. PII4IING. 1416 st. NV.
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FOR RFST-MoORE 4

FOR RFST-NOoRE A
N.W.-TNFI
18oC G{rsrd lar
RI. sfs h w h sI,O 90
I.uS \ NV. a0r Oh lbs 90
1891 W av,l2r 2b. ~. ~
1T32 10th. Iir. %. SO 80
IsS3 X NV. AR bT5OO
lIVI 9th NV, lar,
2b. INV heat. 1900
loI2 q nw,lOr, 3b.
stable 1900
223l q, ltr. b. 1900
1IiI Y NV. llr, b.T5.Oo
lTO2 q NV. Or, b. 81 SO
1871 18th. 1lr. hes %
1895 ECclid. lar. 2b60. 90
1929 I. 1lr. b. 81. 90
IT'S: :, l2r. b. So. 5000
1879 CorcorR, 12r. b8O. Oh
1917 III NV, yr, h.. SIS. 90
1923 18th NV Or, b. 30. 90
lJ,. T. nv Ter, b65 90
l7S2 L nv, OR, b. .5J. %
146SClift'n ne, Tor. b5u so
14T4 clifton. lor /. -. so
I7ni Psrk ri inn IN 10
242;: 18th NV. Tor.
n Ia "a ho.t -n
rT..s. pIst ~ III r "a 1o
1a.J nrta-,n - WV
~. W 20, IN
~, -. " " hes I ON
80 80 Is rs -, - so" W.,
i, ~ lu; ipf. |" oo'o'
IT. i'"i,@l'is ia 5000
~" VT - ~ w
10 70 i.,n a" VI; d. 1 ~
~ q NV i4r' ~ 70 ~
vi, l. nv" ifs' ID 40 ~
So 81 ~ 9r' b'i2- %
70 y NV. l"e; D. ~ w
%. NV, i'r. -. "a w
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i."t "u'ch. w D. 20 VI
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FOR RENT-ALLAN f..
1861 Park I'd. Tor. bS5O. 90
1888 9th NV, Or. b.D.5 30
1898 9th NV, Or. 40. so
e07 f Cap. Or. b.. 40. so
Rear 1904 Park I'd.
stable and 3r. 40. 90
800 X l av, Or. b. 40. 90
1405 10Th NV. Tor. b40 90
$50 NJ NV. Or. b. $3.50
ia Goth NV. Or. b.35.5 so
1409 Both NV, Tor, b35. 30
"a / ne, 11r, b. 80. 80
au20-tu.th, sa.tf
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HILL UNC.}, 1888 G
! FINISHED.
1872 J'nson aver. t2J. 80
11l2 X ne. Or. b. .22.50
S35 9th ne, Or, b. %. so
1852 Emerson. Or. b. %. so
45l NJ av Sc. Sr.b.22. so
52i 18th Sc, Or. b. 81 80
1920 q ne. Or. b. .2l.50
1921 Morse he, Or. b. ~. 80
l l. NV. Or. b. 20.50
42l NJ ne. Or, b. .20.50
POI Mass sy .2&3f. 20. so
10th 4 II sc. Or, b. .lT.50
go Myrtle ne. Or. b. 1t 30
~. 10th ne, Gr. b.1T.00
2l3T Newport pl
NV, 4r. b........16.S0
Ca Fl'ence ne. Or, hl6.O0
lll6 9th ne. 6r. 1850
1889 9th ne. Or. .12.30
lGll \ J av Sc. 6r.l1.50
1923 Grace. 6r...I1.0O
3 North row. Ar. 81 30
CLEVELAND PARK.
Cor Picrpont & Hub
bard pl, Sr. -. 80
3il5 Ashleyter. Tor.
b--.......... 80. 90
Oak View. lTr,3b. 80. 90
STORES.
llO5 G.. entire build
Ing ......-. 500 90
12s I3th NV. large
store -...... 200 90
l0li III NV, ist A. $500
11IS u NV. lge sto. 49, 90
PUG 1ith NV, st. $4,000
lIio eth, $40 x dw.3I. so
llo4 10Th nw......3J.5 so
$500 ii NV. ST. dw.95 on
1000 $th ne. st. dw 30. ~
lois 18th NV, store,
Tor. h............-
2I13 I4th nw.lg.st.3a 90
1900 llth Sc. store. 81. on
2Ii6 l4th NV store. 81. 90
lst q Decatur. sto 25.00
2li6 l4th .lS 81. %. 90
1910 lith, coal I'd. %. 90
52.2 llth nv. sto. $500
lSDi-s llth So, whse2o 90
OFFICES.
Rclasco Thcster bldg,
ith f.ir.65xG5. .IG0. 90
1882 g NV. 2d n. 1890
rs 18th NV. % Il.
3r anu toilet 800
1875 Il. ID II. suite
3 rooms -..... 80. On
rs 18th. 81. 3r, b. go. 90
1918 Pa sv NV .Sr, hoo .OG
IN 18th. Al. 3r. b. 80. 90
1882 q NV. I'd n. II. 90
1928 G.. Sd d. suite
J rooms -.... A.. 90
1874 q NV I'd floor. 70. 90
sos 1lth NV, 3r. IF 81. oD
The Severn. 1910 III
NV. No o. rent. 20. co
l0ll ii pw. q. ~ Gn
l3iI l.. basement ~. 90
1910 II NV, run I4.I8.00
1914 rms .$l3 4 1890
lJln II. Room i6. 10. 90
COS lltb NV 800
62b + NV. Office. -
HOTELS.
Hotel, l31 rooms g 600
STABLES.
ZIG 18th NV so 90
$500 l4th nw,6 stlsl5.OO
Rear $50 9th az. 1900
Rear OF ll40 18th. 10. 90
Rear 554 Col road
ifor autol. 90
Rear l2l4 y NV. .l2.Oo
Rear 63U 81 Ne g. 90
Rear 1913 llth. 8 90
rents under apartments
iNCD. 1888 q NV.
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i'DH REST-tNFURNISHED
oil r av-$l50 per mo 1892 Jef'n pl $50 per mo
1@+I Hiltm re SIS per mo SI2 18th. -. $45 per mo
1873 NJ. ..... $40 per mo l72s 18th. $40 per mo
lT12 o.. $55 per mo
few desirable furnished houses
OFFICES.
Second floor, SIS 14th st. $55 per mo
Third floor. SIS 14th st SIS per mo
OLYMPIA APARTMENT HOUSE. pe' A''
Apartment, rooms and bath ..... 500 per mo
apartment. rooms and bath. $40 and $45 per mo
STONELEIGH COURT.
A few very desirable apartments now vacant In
Court at from $50 to $l65 per month
FITCH. FOX & BROWN
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14l2 G ST.
554 Col I'd. Sr. b. 20. 90
552 Col I'd NV ,sr. b. 20. 90
Langdon, d. c.. 11r
new 20. 90
APARTMENTS.
The Albert. 1923 +
NV. 5r, b. As. 90
The Leta. 80 Sd
NV, Or. b. 5000. 40. 90
The Coblentz. 4 to
Or, b. $50. 00-32. so
1922 N ] av. Or, b. % so