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New-York tribune., 1907-02-01
ED CUSTER A BARGAIN
Mr.. DANFORTH BUYS HIN.
Rudy Kip, the Fast PAGER, Brings
50, 100 at Trotting Sale.

Ed Custer. the champion two-year-old trotting
colt OF 1905 and one Of the best and most con-
sistent three-year- last year in season OF
particularly good ones the star of the mid
winter auction sale Of light harness horses by the
Fasig-Tipton company in Madison Square Gar
den yesterday. He purchased by A. G. Dan
forth. Of Washington IL. for 5000. after some
spritng bidding. The price was Disappointing.
rs It was generally thought that he would bring
$4,000 at the lowest The sale of Gay Bingen
for S5,1OO on Wednesday foreshadowed the
somewhat small price, however, he defeated
Ed Custer twice last year
Mr. Danforth expects to race him through the
Grand Circuit this year. and will eventually
send him TO the stud. Ed Custer was cam
paigned from Cleveland to Lexington last year
and while he won only one race he was never
! outside the money. and with one exception beat
his conquerors later. He took a mark of 212H.
and forced The Able to the worlds record OF
2:l0I2 for three-year-old stations. In fact, the
time was sensational IN every race In which he
was beaten. He has wIntered well, and made a
fine appearance in the rims yesterday. He is a
colt Of magnificent size and substance. and so
well gated that he showed to good advantage
even In the narrow confines OF tho Garden
track Ed Custer brought top price OF the sale
70 date. and was az the same time the biggest
bargain, according to many horsemenD present.
Next TO Ed Custer Rudy Kip. 2;O4I4, n son Of
NcEwcn attracted the attention OF the buyers.
lie vas Knocked down 70 a. c. Jones. OF this
| city. for $500. Rudy Kip IS a niue-year old
| brown PAGER. which Ike Dan Patch and Direct
Hal. is Of tho few that swept unbeatsn
through the Grand Circuit. He only beaten
! once III ten starts last year, and then at Lex
iuEtOu, when he was beginning 10 train or.
Even at nine years old he looks like a two
minute possibility.
ing two minute PAGER, was iu such demand that
Z B. Rice. OF Boston had % GO to S+SoO TO
stgure 6iI9 y @ "Rne ne F9oIn nd tro{I,ng mare kln-
an 5me S42GE Of e2se 6e s6ced%Sv Pc
ana grand marshal or the road drivers parade.
was the buyer.
John II. Shuts. Of Port Chester. y. Y. bought
/ daugbter ~ Tinge1 for yyhIch he nail 81 800
AxtsIlay was purchased by Charles coyne oi
T b Ieahv. OF This cItv. for 81 35O. George NJ
70 10 a, ;, Icy iI,'' :" ,Iiii, Il -, -
S1I5o
The summary OF the sale Of those bringing 500
or over follows;
Frank Hercc Urottcr. 2.l7N) blk. <. s by Rex
Harry Auert5n drotter) hr h. B hv AIiert5r
oc-oin W; g G. %owcomb. toshocton y Y geo
II jaeoe J,.y Me%e5 o NeTarS - ~ ,,o., $40
t,vurls. J u Pau!sor Dresden Germany ~. | 500
The Furlner l'rotterl b h. T. by Arubulator-Isa-
felo. William Mclean, jamestown. y -. aoo
Pm H r rysaa Nsy ToF; =. ,.,;,, l'2'
R'H-Fo;ly; Al Thomas Benson Neb. .;..r... "7'
York ........ 4S5
, ,H.d ,t II - ~ ~ Srer loIN O'
Lady PILOT y W SCOT Mrd'nno D. ~ - -"
jeanne Al Thonos Henson. Neb-.............. SEQ
Bay Ally Urottcr). . hy Baron NlN'n bow sweep
New-York tribune., 1907-02-01
NEW AVERAGE FOR TRIBUNE Bow1ERs

The Tribune bowling team made new high team
average Of 100 In winning three games from The
Sun in the Morning Newspaper League at Nc
Laughlins alleys. in BROOKLYN Yesterday
In tho second game l,07l total was recorded
1.-THE Sun rolling $40, the highest score that ever
lost game in the league In nine years The scores
follow
New-York tribune., 1907-02-01
HOCKEY CLUB SWAMPED
WIN At WILL.
Half loon Players Ran Up Big
Score IN Fast Game.

The Crescent Athletic Club hockey team de-
feated the Hockey Club Of New York at st.
Nicholas Rink last night in a cleanIy played
game by a score of II goals TO 3 In the first
few minutes Of play the Hockey Club put the
Crescent rooters In a nervous state by making
two goals. but the champions then put on
little more speed, and inside of two minutes had
evened the score and q moment later took the
lead. The Hockey Club quickly caught up,
however, and with the score all the Brook
lynites started to play in earnest, and from
then tailed almost at will, and at the end
Of the half the game stood to 3.
The champions took no chances in the second
half and added more points while the Hockey
Club was vainly trying to set by its opponents
defence
shiebler made his first appearance of the sea
son on the Crescent line and played strong
game. He took Dobby's place at left wing. It
was only temporary respite for Dolby, and he
will play in the remainder OF the games, Ken
nedy at the other wing worked hard and cley
erly throughout. while Lifiton and Shirreff
were as fast ever in the centre. Lifiton
played better than he has heretofore this sea-
son. Wall, OFlynn and Mckenzie, as the score
shows, made the usual strong defensive trio.
DR.. Mckenzie missing from coverpoint
for the Hockey Club, and Russell took his place,
while Huntington appeared the forward line.
Harmon and Bryan did the greater share Of
the work on the attack. Ellison in goal. did
IIob pay pooL game 6S Ile score lnulCateS.
He stopped many hot ones, and most Of the
shots that GOt by him no man could have pre-
vented. The Crescent forwards succeeded In
pulling their opponents defence out and get
ting right in Ellison. Most of their goals
were scored at short range
The lineup and summary follow:
Crescent 4 c. % Position. Hockey Club 90
Mckenzie Coal. a................ Ellison
Oblynn. Point Tisne
wall point. Russell
Linton Centre.
ShlTrefr Rover.
Kennedy y....,-.....Ri Ring Wing. T2eInund
Shiebler Left wing. I3rvan
Goais-Crescent A c.. Linton 6: shirrer 3; Ken
neGy. q Shiebler, e. Wall /. Hockey Cub-FIuntnE-
ton. Il Harmon l; BRYAN / Referees-R C. Castle
man. \. Y, A. C.. and x. Gordon. St Nicholas S {,
Cmpires-WllliaTn Turner F. Strange \ y A g
ekeepers-George T. Stebbins and O. Allen. Time
OF halves twenty minutes each
New-York tribune., 1907-02-01
RACING At NEJV ORLEANS.


New Orleans, Jan. 3l.-Ford. the jockey. was
dragged fifty feet through the mud when Dem
mis- Sullivan fell shortly before the start in the
third race at the Fair Grounds to-day He was
not injured, however, and walked back TO the
stand.
After Dapple Gold had won the first race at
II TO l, faVOrites and second choices accounted
for the other races. The summaries follow:
First six furIongs-Dapple Gold lo2 dlov1,
i 10 J. 2ou. Sponge cake. lO4 l\N. Walker. t.
second. John Peters. 100 (Vuu Duseu) to . third.
Time. l:l7>s. SpeednaHer. Lady Henrietta. Jerry C.
ford, Monterey and Posing also ran.
Second race -four rIrIoDg9-MoNe Moutrose III
&C. SWAIN, IL To TO- Dow Dawn. Wood,
10 % l. second, Bitterly, ltO IurTow TO Time
Lulu B, Hazel NJ. Beoa. Star Of Woodstock and Ninola
also
Third (slx furIongsD-EIue Dale 81 ,Rnac) ls 10
., Matilda. JO5 CIV. Walker. 90 second; Vot
Inent, MaaGor Champee. Gay Boy, Red Coat Den
mis- sullivan also
Fourth mile and twenty yards-Granada 1O7
GsrnerJ 90 g. won: Pride Of Woodstock G7 CTruemaut
l6 70 J. second Gamara. III LIoydD . third Time
las Klenwood Waterland. Rather Royal and Judge
TTayner also
Fifth (sIx furIougl -WooGsaw 10 Q07ve) 10 l.
BHyurita, % t[nE.andeD. 10 to | second. Merry
T1chimugo. Belle Suome, Clifton Forge. Geutian. Lady
Carol and Wild ITishmau
Sixth ,siX furloHgsD-Monerr, 1C2 (Farrow) l.
won; Grace larsen 100 uLoyD, II 10 10 second Billy
Breeze Royal Bond, Miss Parker Marion
Spring Vinegar Bill Sweet SUNSHINE also ran.
Seventh zone mtls and three sxteenths) Marvin
Neal 106 Blac). l8 to 3. Won Dele Strome 81 tt
Time 2:0Sss. Little Elu George Vivian Triple
Silver. Bulwark and Or Riley also lan.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-01

'Dlsqualided. fWithdrew.
Winner. the Meteor. protested Ranch II for not
carrying reversing
New-York tribune., 1907-02-01
ROSEVILLE.

Totals go. S6I COS $50 Totals.
The standing of the clubs follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-02-01
association.s request for open days:

shinnecock Hills Golf Club, Brookawn Country
Club Montcla!r Golf Club KnollwoOd Country
Club Wee Burn Golf Club, Morris County Golf
Club Richmond County Golf Club, FGi-leld County
Golf Club Dyker Meadows Golf Club Easlewood
Golf Club, Nassau Country Club. HaltusrOl Golf
Club Essex County Country Club. PlIinfed COun-
try Club. ApRwaIn!s Club, Powelton Golf Club
Garden City Golf club. Siwauoy Country Club and
St. Andrews Golf Club.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-01
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES TODAY.


Jungle imp .............. uS
Light Note .............. N3
mixer .............-. IS
New-York tribune., 1907-02-01

HOTEL WINDSOR A9 Gage. 2,aof So Atlantic City
New-York tribune., 1907-02-01
MOTOR CAR RUNS,

open all winter open fires" Road maps CSD
automobile Tours 1907. nearly 100 drives O.lss-
tratedI; 25c Booklets tEratisl. Travellers Co ma
broadway. y. Y. 2Sth Tei 47+s Mad 50
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PALMISTRY.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Your Money Matters
MONUMENT AT WINCHESTER.
Party of Massachusetts officials to At
tend Dedication

Secretary of State DIN and State Sena-
tors Shaw and Denny headed a party OF
Massachusetts people which arrived in this
city yesterday on the way to Winchester.
Va. where a monument. authorized by the
commonwealth in honor of the memory OF
the soldiers of the Bay state who fell in the
Shenandoah alley campaign of the clvil
war, is to be dedicated. Gov. Curtis Gui,d.
who will deliver the address. will join the
party today.
Those making the trip are p J. Mohan.
Ailston; Mrs. J. c. MetCalf Boston; Miss
f. 4. Tibbetts. Boston: II. VI. Comey. Bos-
ton; Mrs. w. S Cooke. Eoston; J. {. Met
calf, Boston; William II. Han. Aston; J.
+. Foye Saugus; Capt. J. l.. Parker Bos-
ton; Miss Jennie l.. Hubbard. Camhr.dga:
Miss katherine Hubbard. Cambridge; Mrs
B. r. Franklin, Springfield; James II.
Howles. Holyoke: John Jones. Somervine;
o. A. Parent Bondsvile; G. n Wa kcr.
Worcester; Frank O. Dayton. Springfield:
F. A. Dayton. Springt!e d; George w Corey.
Southbridge: Mr.. and Mrs. A. G Cady. TX
bridge; Mrs Horny c. Cady, Uxbridge, and
Mrs. Calvin d. Paige.
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PROPOSALS.

Building for National Museum, Library Of Con-
gress. Washington u. G.. September Ia 1907
Sealed proposals for furnishing delivering and
erecting in place complete the large metal wood,
and plate glass windows required for the new Ma.
tional Museum building In this city win be re-
seircd AZ this Office until O'Clock pm. Thurs
day, October 10. 1897 and then publicly op"ned.
Specifications and other information furnished on
application to this Office. BERNARD H. GREEN,
Superintendent of Construction sel6 II is 70 -, %
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF CO.
lunlha. Washington, Sept. g. 1907 Sealed proposals
viii he received at this Office until IL o'clock noon
MONDAY Sept. 70, 1907, for constructing ~ewer In
the District OF Columbia Forms. specifications
aud necessary information may be obtained at
Room - District building. washingtua. u. c.
HENRY y. 7, MACFARIANn HENRY t. WEST.
JAY J. MORROW. Commissioners. u. =.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
This handsome residence. very near wy
DINING AVE. AND COL. ROAD. can be bonght
for low fgure-too low to quote out Of regard
for adjoining property. 1t doesn't take much
cash to acquire this property-MONTHLY PAY
MESTS acceptable. The house is exceedingly
roomy and complete: large bed rooms: baths;
bot-water heat: trunkroom laundry. numerous
closets; drawing. reception hall. dining reom.
pantry and kitchen on main noor. Parties destr-
ing to acquire a property on q rental basis can do
well here Residences in this section are not
often disposed Of on such plan as we can sell
this.
BLUNDoN. o'BRIEN BELT unc.). 1903 Nv.
se14-3t. eSu
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
IN WASHINGTON.
Georgetown University
School of Law
(FOunded in 1897.

u
FACULTY:
REV. DAVID HIILHOUSE BUEI. J.
s,. hon ss,,.s 5sas,
Ds.r Of IT, the ,s raeu,S sas lecture, on Common
GEORGE s5;5I.r E !. 4 H. LIT 3; w Vi D.
H6 ss'o sEr II 81 IsM g. M Tia D.
chief Justice Court Of Appeals of the District of
Lecturer on coustit"tiona aiA law and Equity Ju.
HON As s'iR1sSeS %' GOULD.
associate Justice Supreme Court of the District
Lecturer on the Law Of Contracts. Quasi Contracts,
H Res.01 pa and pN TsEW E MkfT
associate Justice Supreme sns Court of the District
Lecturer on the Law Of Corporations and Criminal
, eMAna IL ,,a DoGS {; 49,. n s
MICHAEL j. coLBERT A NJ. LII. NJ.
Lecturer Oh the Law . Of Personal Property and
W. BAkEh. !: 4. IL NJ;
Omitted States Attorney g for the District of Co
lsets1s, 'ss Low n,a}s and Evidence
john ). HS AZ A. u b. HSftII IL NJ,
Lecturer the LAW Of Bankruptcy.
SHGE a; NJ: RI ari E, L. N 81 non,ssos
J; HoLbsWoRTH GORDON and j. NOTX
Clerk He Of Court. FRANK CUNNINGHAM
Quiz Masters: DANIEL. w: O'DONoGHCE. A. NJ.
f r. M p L. L. M nj Gu 1AMEs E K EasseSSsiTR
RicM IA Use J. w u s 4. b B.. L. NJ,
rS sffssi'! Z &c eSs T;fstGsfl
,rcr,prr. n, As TEh FS ssgfstary on s
HON. HOLMES CONRAD
On the History and Development of Law ana
Comparative jurisprudence and on the 81 His, s@y
OF th ion GSs SETH has SHEPARD, IL. D..
ef Justice n Of the cegs, Of of the
On the History Of Constitutional Law and the
REV Eeo9 9Sn s!sns a. of c e5y'5 k'ser.y
On M NssSIs5 !s sM1 1Hd Canon en- D. Law:
csuaa '1S o; S' ss1s Silence of
HON. LOUIS q e e'T Mcd a1T IL. D..
associate Justice Court of Appeals of the District
On International Law and Foreign Relation, of
RALEIGH ,sf g 9. siy s,R'ei IL. D..
professor Of Law in the University Of virsinia).
HON. jobs 81 So9 W. fH Hf kfy.. IL D.,
j. NoTA McGfLL. IL NJ,
On Patent Law.
On wS$ %SSS%.ap ',sd e. S
GEORGE e nf E. HA snIsR5Seeh IL: D..
On Legal Ethics.
HON. D W. BAKER, A. NJ, ILL., NJ.
Omitted States Attorney for the District Of Co.
umbia)
On General Practice and Exercises In Pleading
and Evidence
FREDERICK VAN DYNE.
G.ate Assistant Solicitor. Department of State)
On Citizenship.
The thirty seventh annual session opens on
Wednesday, October 2, 1907, at $50 pm. In the
Law School Building. SOC and sos street north
west. at whit h time announcements will be made
for the ensuing term AL interested cordially
invited to be present.
1ullioN ..$lOUIUO
The Secretary will he at his ONCE In the Law
Building daily for Information. enrolment. pay
ment Of fees, etc
Students proposing to connect themselves with
the school are earnestly requested to enroll before
the opening night.
Circulars can be obtained at the book store of
Iowdermilk & Co.. 1924 F street northwest, and
John Byrnes & Co, 1922 street northwest, and
at the w. S. Thompson Pharmacy, 703 10Th street
northwest, or upon application to the undersigned.
seS-u r. J. WATKINS Secretary.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
The
George Washington
University.

NSVa rs w dSHAAAlX tVli
University.
ORGANIZED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
CHARLES WILLIS NEEDHAM. L. D..
President.
S7th Session. 19o7-0S. opess September Is. 1907
Undergraduate. Graduate and Professional Courses
offered. Graduates OF the Washington High Schools
ton.
Buildings:
University HsIl, 18th and II strecta
Law Building, 1870 II street.
Medical and Dental bent Il building. 1925 II street
Architecture, 1882 street.
Education. 1894 street.
Womens Building. 1536-3S street.
The University Hospitals. 1893 3a Il street
National College of Pbarmacy. sos l street.
Departments:
ARTS AND SCIENCES.
GRADUATE STUDIES.
Graduate courses. leading TO degrees OF Mas
Electrical Engineer Mechanical Engineer and
Doctor Of Philosophy.
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE
Undergraduate courses leading to degrees of
Bachelor OF Arts and Bachelor OF Science.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING.
Undergraduate courses. leading TO the Bach
elor of Science degrees in Civil. Electrical and
Mechanical Engineering.
DIVISION OF ARCHITECTURE.
Undergraduate course. leading 10 the degree
Of Bacnelor Of Science In Architecture.
COLLEGE OF THE POLITICAL SCIENCES.
Undergraduate and graduate courses leading
to degrees Of Bachelor OF Arts. Master OF
Arts md Master Of Diplomacy.
DIVISION OF EDUCATION.
Undergraduate courses, leading 70 degrees OF
Bachelor OF Arts and Teachers Diploma.
MEDICINE
four year course. also q fve-vear course,
leading to tie degree of Doctor of Medicine.
DENTISTRY
A three-year course. leading to the degree Of
Doctor Of Dental Surgery.
LAW
Regular law course. leading to TIE degree Of
Bachelor of Laws.
Graduate courses leading to the degrees of
Master Of Laws. Master Of Patent Law and
Doctor Of Jurisprudence
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
Three-ycar course, leading to the degree Of
Doctor OF Pharmacy.
For catalogues. application blanks and further
Information communicate with
OTIS d. SWEET. Registrar,
se2-30t Cor. II and 18th streets n.
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For SALE
NEW HOUSE; HAS SIX LARGE ROOMS.
BUFFERS PANTRY, LARGE MODERN BATH
ROOM CONCRETE CELLAR UNDER ENTIRE
HOUSE; FURNACE HEAT; CABINET MAN
Tells: LARGE LOT: VERANDA ACROSS EN-
TIRE FRONT OF HOUSE; NO CASH RE-
CURED; MONTHLY PAYMENTS. INCLUDING
ALI, COSTS. LESS THAN $40" PER MONTH.
SEE THIS HOUSE AT ONCE IF YOU WISH
TO OWN NICE HOME FOR LESS THAN
YOUR RENT is NOW COSTING.
TERRELL LITTLE, AGENTS,
713 1fTH ST.
se14 m. w.3t
FOR SALE ,OCO.
WEST OF 9th STREET NORTHWEST in good
location; two-story "a nd cellar bay window brick
residence; six rooms and bath; lot 1880 feet to
alley.
JOSEPH l. WELLER,
se1i-3t Realty Broker, Coz + st. NV.
FOR SALES, 400
NET To PURCHASER; ALL EXPENSES FOR
TITLE examination. conveyancing and recording
included in above price; nearly new 6-roOms and
bath brick house, furnace heat renting for 81 SO;
good section southeast.
JOSEPH l. WELLER,
se14-3t Realty Broker, COZ st.
FOR SALE-FACING LINCOLN PARK. 10
and BATH Inquire 1918 East Capitol st.
sel4-3ts
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FOR SALE NEAR FILTRATION PLANT-SPIEN.
did newish brick residence with stylish rooms
mu-prn bath. furnace heat; KITCHEN ON MAIN
Floor; good deep lot: occupied 10y owner: fne
bargain az $1,000; $3.50 cash will buy; owner
must sell al
WILLIGE, GIBBS s DANIEL, COS & COS 18th.
sel6-3t
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FOR SALE-DEIIGHTFULLY SITUATED ON
Park road, Mt. Pleasant-Splendid 3-story brick
home, with 9 attractive rooms modern Ia |,
hot-water heat; kitchen main floor; SCPE-
RIOR HOUSE IN SUPERIOR LOCALITY
very cheap at 5000 part cash, balance trust)
let show you this property
WIII.IGE, GIBBS & DANIEL, 603 & COS 18th.
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SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.

The hfty-eighth session will begin September
27 and continue eight months. Students matricu-
lated for day instruction only no night lectures be-
Ing given. Practical laboratory work, under spe
cial Instructors. in Anatomy. Physiology Histology,
Chemistry. Pharmacology. Pathology and Bacte-
riOlogy. Ample facilities for clinical experience
and practical work in hospitals OF city and in the
University Hospital. For circulars address the
dean, DR.. G. NJ. kOBER, 92O II st.
DENTAL DEPA RTAIENT.
Exceptional opportunities offered for a mod
ern and strictly tclass education in dentistry.
Session begins September 81. -
se16-16t W. n. COGAN, DDS. 900 II ct
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FOR SALE
IDEAL MODERN HOMES. ,a-ce
rooms and bath 81 so See two E,riScs
1870 and 1854 l. 81. Sc Just Enished
All latest Improvements.
Easiest OF easy terms. Open
NEWTON \ GILLETT I4lG St
seI43t
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THE COMMERCIAL PITMAN SCHOOL opens
September IS. New methods. Proficiency In 80
TO 80 days Regular evening sessions. Apply to
the PRINCIPAL. ga New York ave- before q. In.
after $50 pm. Telephone NJ 477O. se124t
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t he
Washington School
for Bows

day and boarding school arOrding TO boys Of any
age unusual educational advantages. Yearbook on
request. Address LOUIS LEVEREfT HOOPER,.
AM Head Master. 3939 Wisconsin ave. se7-tf
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THE MISSES EASTMAN'S SCHOOI-BOARDING
and Day School for Girls. 1905 18th St; School
for Boys. 1924 Mass. ave. Open October l. French
a specially. se12-30t
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sel4-eod-tf JAMES F. SHEA. G43 LA. AVE NV
FOR SALE-A CORNER PROPERTY NEAR
LINCOLN Park; six rooms and tiled bathroom:
celia: furnace heat; price, s., 500.
FOR SAIE.PRICE. So o00-HANDSOME RES
1nENCE A FEW DOORS FROM EAST CAP
IToL ST on 9TH ST. eight rooms on two
floors; cellar; furnace heat.
FOR SALES. l50-On .'I'' St near ST Allow
sus Church; rooms and BATH lot 1sxS0
FOR SALE-Si.T 50-7th ST near &C. st n p
eight dwelling. with tiled ba throom; cellar
furnace. side lights.
FOR SALE-'E st: Sc; brick dwelling; @
rooms and BATH rents for SIT; price 50 300 -
FOR SALE-s+. 20O-Fcur dwellings near 10Th
and Pa. ave. Sc; renting white tenants at
Si94 40; price. 81 200.
FOR SALE-S4 500-Near 14th and r. SIS
NV: brick dwelling; 8 rooms and bath; price
$500. '
JAMES F. SHEA, 643 La. AVE. NV
se1i-ed-tf
N
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FOR SALE-ONE OF RL0OMINGDALE's BEST
HOUSES-AND THE PRICE is QUITE Low
This property is situated on T st. NV, O few
steps from LIST St; has southern exposure and
attractive front parking. The arrangement is
ideal-eight large rooms two floors; concerted
cellar under the whole house. with up-t date
furnace The first floor Is trimmed In hardwood:
there several pretty cabinet mantels q roomy
pantry and charming tiled bathroom The
price is $4,000. Immediate possession can be
given.
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FOR SALE-WANT A NICE BRICK Hot Sc NEAR
Pa. Sc? let show you just The finest
little 2-story brick home in the whole Sc. for
the money: 6 fine rooms. reception hall. tiled
bath; furnace heat reduced from $3.50 10 s., $50
for quick buyer; handsomely decorated.
WIILIGE, GIBBS 4 DANIEL, 603 d COS 18th
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APLEW WOOD c. sncees,tai School Pa;
near Philadelphia. One Of the best to wake up
Boys the duties OF life Prepares 40 Boys for col
lege business. 46th year. Large gymnasium. Dept.
for Little Boys: No tobacco Booklet. p. o: Box 70.
J. SHORTLIDGE. An, Yale Principal.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-02
CLERICAL CHANGES
IN LAND OFFICE

The following changes in the clericai
force of the General Land Office have
been made. to be effective May j. l90f'
Judge John V. Wright. OF Tennessee
appointed clerk at $500. by transfer
from law examiner at 5000; Horace J.
Gray, of Maryland, appointed law exam
liner at 5000, by transfer from chief OF
division at 5000; Ernest p. Holcombe,
of Utah. appointed chief OF division at
s.. 600. by promotion from $500; John II.
BalIinger. Of Washington, promoted
from clerk at $500 to principal exam
iner at 5000; John ID. Yelverton, Of Ala
bama, and Anthony r. Rice, OF New
York. promoted from 81 go to $l,S0o;
Thomas c. Havell OF Tennessee, Claude
NJ Sturm of West Virginia. Alvin d.
Hathaway of Kentucky, and Bertram
M Doyle OF Kentucky, promoted from
81, 400 to 81, 500; James T. Ford OF Ken
lucky. Oswald n. Burke OF New York.
and Thomas TT. Jamison Of District OF
Columbia. promoted from $500 to $1.4oo;
Frederick r. Dudley Of Minnesota. A
Lincoln Dembitz Of Kentucky. and Fred
erick Newburgh of Wisconsin. from
81 900 TO 8, 200: Daniel a, MIllrick OF the
District Of Columbia. Mrs. Hattie M.
Orr of Oklahoma: and Charles II. Ia
bier of the District OF Columbia. from
$500 to 81 900. Separations from the ser
vice: William Z. Walk, of Maryland.
principal examiner, at 5000; Woodford
u. Harlan. of District of Columbia,
clerk. at 1850: James ]. Barnes. OF
Michigan clerk at 81, 800. and George r.
ogden. OF Montana. clerk. at H.4e0.