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Property Transfers.

Richmond: Fred Stevens and wife to
George w. Gillian, Jr.. thirty feet on
east line of Twenty-ninth Street, 100 feet
south of O Street, $3.50.
Albert Greentree and wife to Isaac and
Samuel Cohen, forty feet on north line
of Grace No. S Z, Sl2, 900.
sternheimer. twenty feet on west line
Goddin Street. between Spring and Web
ster Streets, S275. ~
Rosa and Benjamin Jackson TO same,
twenty feet on west line OF Goddin Street,
between Spring and Webster Streets, $500.
Mary A. Lammey to John B. Gayle,
thirty feet on north side of Nicholson
Street, No. 1918, $3.50.
Henrico:- Jacob w, Wilbur and wife to
James j. McEvoy. lots 50, 36 ana AZ, in
plan of Highland Terrace, SIPS.
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At The Biiou.

L.H.L E-
At The Bijou.
a treat of large proportions Is in store
for local playgoers when Messrs. Hanlon
brothers present their spectacular pan.
tonime, tho new "Fantasma."Qa a. the
Bijou this week. beginning to-night. TIE
Hanlons were the originators OF papto-
mime In this country, and they have kept
their ianrrels above competition since the
early sixties, when as active young aero
bats they began their career on this side
of the ocean. They have spent thousands
OF ollar In patenting stage tricks and
devices for the amusement Of the public.
The mantle OF the elders has fallen upon
he shoulders of the four Junior Hanlons,
whose clockllke pantomime Is we'll cal
culated to sustain the fame of the Han
Ions. Senior. two OF whom, William and
Edward are the proprietors and man
ayers of the present successful Offering.
There Is never a performance given but
that either one or the other of these
gentlemen watches It from a seat In the
audience.
Among special features. aside from the
scenic spectacles. may be mentioned Mar
gueri,e Ferguson. James E. Rome, Reeds
Boston Terriers, and the Hanlons' Bou-
quet5 Ballet Of Dainty Dancers.
Week of Prayer.
it abiN vi lIlc u biptlS SHuTCn
will observe q special week of prayer
daily during this week. The meetings
will be held at 4 p. M. each day in the
church parlors. All ladies' are cordially
invited to participate.
Live Teddy Bears"
Two Of the bears belonging to Spes-
sards's group in Bostock's Wild Animal
Arena this week In lakewood have been
called TEDDY Bears since their arrival
here. These two funny looking little cubs
are eight months old, and ook like the
stuffed pets which women and children
are raving over in the Northern cities,
and which are becoming quite fashionable
for little children in Richmond.
No one. however, would want to handle
these two cunning looking little animals
for although they look harmless at a
distance. a closer inspection shows that
they nave long. sharp claws, sharp teeth
and strong jaws, and are not to be coddled
or petted by grown men, to say nothing
of children.
The group of nine bears. however. a
earned the reputation everywhere OF being
extremely amusing and entertaining. es-
pecially for ladies and children. and their
act. singly or collectively, is the funniest
thing Of the kind ever performed by a
group OF animals. Every bear Is naturally
funny. Tho queer ambling gait and
grotesque appearance and droll attitudes
are enough to amuse, but when intelli-
gent training is added to the accomplish
ments the bear is decidedly funny. and
the audiences invariably see this and en-
joy 1t.
Tho other acts in Bostock's this week
serve to furnish excitement enough for
all. and with the equestrian bear, the
Polar bears storming the fort, Mile
Diavola and her jaguars and leopards.
as we'll as Signor Rinaldo and his lions
make a program better than anything
ever before attempted here.
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SUIT AGAINST
PLATT TO COME UP
Richmond Lawyer Going to New
York to Qualify for Practice
in That State.

Interesting developments are expected
soon In the case OF Miss Mae Wood vs..
United States Senator Thomas c.. Platt,
of New York. as to which, much has
been published from time to time. Ac-
cording to reports. Miss Wood contem-
York Senator. alleging breach of prom
Use of marriage. Hon D. C. O'F1aherty.
of this city. member of the law firm OF
O'Flaherty and Fulton. Will go to New
York this week on legal business asd It
is expected that he will qualify for the
practice of law in the courts of that State.
so far as known, the suit has not yet
been entered.
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To Distribute Guide.

In obedience to an act of the General
Assembly. approved at the last session.
copies OF Waddey's Guide to Magistrates
will soon be sent out to county clerks
throughout the State for distribution to
the Commemorative attorneys and JUS
tees Of the peace and to the mayors
and police justices of cities. This publ
cation Is a revision. or rather. a sue
cessor to old Mayo's Guide, being adapted
to moro modern conditions. 1t Is being
published by the Everett Waddey Com
pany. with which the State has cons
tracted for sufficient copies to supply tho
officials named. The volumes will be
ready for shipment to the clerks to-
morrow.
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.SHOPGIRLS ROBBED WHILE
THEY WE'RE AT WORK IN STORE
Discovered Place Where Handbags Were Kept
and Made Off With Two Purses Con-
tanning Money.

Considerable perturbation was caused In
ono of the large department stores OF
Richmond a day or two ago by the
discovery made by the young ladies that
two Of their number had been robbed
of money while they we're at work. The
young ladies were in the habit OF keeping
their hats and handbags or purses In
boxes on an upper floor of the building
during the day, and on the day mentioned
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Common Council meets at 9 p. M.
for consideration of many important
matters several important commit
tee meetings scheduled.
Annual meeting of Board OF Fire
Commissioners at 8 p, Nj.
Important meeting Of Fruit and
Produce Association at T, p. A.
headquarters at NIGHT.
Consolidation banquet and meet
Ing of Jefferson Tent, Knights Of the
Maoabees of the World.
Rev. Or. James Scherer speaks at
Young Mems Christian Association
Hall at night.
Presbyterian week OF prayer; SER
mon by Rev. Or, F. r. McFaden.
Annual meeting OF Junior Holly.
wood Memorial Association In Lee
Camp Hall at II q, M.
Great Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION campaign for building fund
begins.
January term of Hastings Court
and chancery Court begins.
Card party at Virginia Club, given
by lakewood Memorial Association.
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two OF the girls were surprised and gricv-
cd to learn that during the day they had
been relieved OF their purses. one of which
contained about $40 and the othor s.. A
third box had been ransacked, but the
thief must have been frightened off or
overlooked the small purse. So far as
known there Is no clue to the thief, but
the young ladies' will be moro careful In
future. Tho theft has not been reported
to the police.
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NEWS GATHERED
FROM s0UTHS|OE
Rev. Edward v. Badly Tenders
Resignation as Pastor of Balm
bridge Street Church.
PRETTY WEDDING SATURDAY
Young Ladies Hostesses at New
Years observation-disclosures
and Briefs.
Manchester Bureau, Tines Dispatch.

Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch.
No. l102 Hull street.
Rev. Edward V. Badly. pastor of tn,
BainbridEe street Baptist Church, yester.
day rendered his resignation, in a com.
municatinn 70 the congregation reading
es follows:
To the Members of the Bainbridgc
Street Baptist Church, Manchester,
Va:
My Dear Brethren and sisters in
Christi hereby offer my resignation
as pastor OF this church. TO take effect
the list of May. or at an earlier date.
if it be found necessary to my own
interest or the welfare OF your church.
Our labors together nave brought to
me an experience, which | trust will
be valuable in life, and l know rich in
my memory. 1 trust my ministry has
been helpful to many OF you.
I han YOU for every kindness and
cooperation in our work. l shall
watch Your future with interest, and L
hope my wife and myself may be re-
m~emibered by you with nothing but
love and respect always. l am as ever,
Affcctionately yours,
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THURSDAY
Lecture by Rev. Or, Curtis Lee
Laws, of Baltimore, In Young Mems
Christian Association Hall.
Infants Home donation day.
Or. F. c. Woodward delivers adj
dress at West End Public School.
Midwlnter meeting of the Alumnae
Association Of the Woman's College
at 4 p. M, In college chapel. Ad-
dress by Professor MetcaIf, Of Rich
mond College.
Presbyterian week of prayer SER
Vice; sermon by Rev. Or. Russell
Cecil.
FRIDAY
Presbyterian week of prayer SER
Vice; sermon by Rev. ., x. WaithalI.
Second lecture by Rev. Or, Curtis
Lee Laws at Young Mems Christian
Association Hall.
Races at Skating Rink.
TWO days engagement OF "our
New Minister begins at Academy Of
MusIc.4
SATURDAY.
Deep Run Hunt Club meet and re-
ceptlon.
Weekly hop at Hermitage Golf
Club. /,
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Mrs. Bulloch

Mrs. Bullock, wife of Mr.. s. r.. Bul-
lock, the New York travelling man who
was stricken with paralysis at the Jeffer-
son a week or more ago, arrived in the
city Yesterday, and is at hat hotel. The
patient has been removed to the Hygeia
Hospital, and is undergoing treatment
there by DIR. j. Allison Hodges. Mr.. Bull.
lock was reported as doing as we'll as
could be expected. 1T will be recalled that
he was suddenly stricken with paralysis
at the Jefferson Hotel.
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With tha Sick

Miss Danner. of this city, who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis at the Virginia
Hospital, Is recovering.
Mr.. Nathan Stevenson. Of Kingston, N.
c., Is being treated at the Virginia Hos
pital for the grip.
Mr.. I. Abe. the representative of the
Japanese Legation, who was sent here to
purchase tobacco for his government, and
who was taken i'll, Is improving.
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Much Interest in Work.

At st. James Methodist Church large
congregations were present yesterday
at both services. and the SER
mons by the new pastor, Rev. q. 7.
Dadmun, were much enjoyed. The Sun
day-school OF the church Is being reor-
ganized, and lgreat interest Is being
manifested in the work under the ag-
leadership of Mr.. Dadmun.
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1NtNs MI. bulhA lltS tstlI ItSlOl VI tlllS
church for seven years, and has done all
in his power for the b%etternent of his
congregation. During his time here, the
old building has been remodeled and abso-
lutely transformed. improvements to the
extent OF l2.Vp' having been added, besides
a S,W pipe organ. AL financial affairs
We're wound UP at the end of the year,
ard the church is out of debt at the
present time.
Mrs. Badly. wife of the pastor, has as
sisted greatly in the work of the church.
Mrs. Badly has had a prosperous mission
ary society with an enrolment of seventy
five or moro r,amh.re a sunbeam Society
y,ith an enrolment of tsn members and a
,,ar,. lar~a smnday schonl cIoss az tbirtv
-. ,aI;a. q, ,.I,;oh r,n-,, Che
-. 49, 49,, a -
A@9
AnderSOn-Barker.
A very pretty wedding took place Sat-
uYday afternoon Mt the residence OF Mrs.
w. L. seherer, of Richmond, when her
sls.er' MISS MINNIE - n., 6a' ~ Nh Nv c,v aio
same CITY peca''.s VIZ NJ ~ iH no, Sas
r. ANDERSON OF inns cry, ne ptiue W.
prpWh. sHe . u rs - II Gu
WNhami y. biiAet aitt nnsit,' -,
son. rue sIooIu - a n5 - .
man ana VICE P.esNienl ! ~ a,
Nhsoh apy Nolnid"S oi a
lulledlatsly a.'er 'nt >S esavano's ,,e
?ouIs gouple let' w., = Iii r 1T tpeir
~ y ~ ,,ch,SonG
ra:uM D
llleT NeeePlloh.
Kiss Reatha MCGEE and Miss Pearl Iil-
Ter We're the charming hostesses OF a De
lightful New Years ave me
pariors and dining-room were peautllu,S
decorated IN Chrlstnlas ToloTs ana loas.
Ahss Mcpee ana MS n ! NJ Me- II
Sisteu ~ anl5N - paha,.son THO
le.-.Neoee anu u : e. fossio Sndarson
StTei NICE Aiica Lane virginia Rob
erts, stella Carnegie, Belle Walton, Agnes
Smith. Blanche %Jeffries, Mrs ii. L.. Nc
Gee. Mrs. j. a. robertson Niessrs' GleNe-
land Boxley, j, w. Wilson, clinton John-
son Percy LOVING, ArInur SprS, i.aW.s
Baker, -. W. hlsnton' Ninrs,iar ,suls''s Ny
~ 49, -, ~ T;,,a-
TIE Funeral Of Mrs Sharn.
N A. erar, ,,tn aioa n nor
~ go "a N S +, Streots On turdav
.olas; n.oiont, yvas h,,riad voster-
IL. - 49,, AZ q Dciock rh funeral
t ~. niara fron, Fifth street church. of
,,hicb she was a member The interment
was made in Naurv Cemetery.
Mrs. Sharp was f~fty-nine years old
ana is s~urvivtH by !.he following chill
arer. Mrs. "a. II. Grimes, Mrs. s. r.
wescott Miss Alice Grimes. r. p. sharp,
r NJ. and ". A. Sharp. Her step-chil-
dren were. Mrs. ]. r Atwell, Mrs. j.
T. Neister, G.. +. Sharp. Her surviving
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A MUSEMENTS

Academy of Music-Tim Murphy. ir
Corner in Coffee
Bljou-"Fantnsma.'
Bostock's-Wild Animal Show.
misunderstanding Rink.
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FOR SALE.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
LOW HDIiSE

LOW-PRICED HOUSE.
SO, 100. renting for $25 month.
STREET on, a lettered street; six
rooms and bath. An exceptionally
A COZY HOME.
A new house, facing south, In one
of the most select resident sections
of the city; SOUTH OF $ STREET.
As pretty as can be: modern, bright
and cheerful. Tiled bath. porcelain
tub: cabinet mantels; furnace heat;
wide covered front porch, beautiful
decorations; hardwood finish through
out: lot 1880 to wide alley.
THE LOWEST PRICED HOUSE
IN BLOOMINGDAI.E.
$3.50. SOUTH OF U STREET;
two stories and cellar; six rooms and
tiled bath; good sized lot to pub
a WELLLocATED HOUSE.
No. 2221 18TH STREET. SIX rooms
and bath, cellar, furnace heat. 1t is
seldom one finds such large rooms In
q l0w-priced house. Good sized back
yard: wide parking. Price reduced
to 5000. A good Investment; a
A CHEAP CORNER.
$500 will buy a comparatively new
corner house on 5TH STREET
NORTHWEST; eight rooms; renting
for $24 month. The house alone
would cost more to build
IN MOUNT PLEASANT.
Cheap ut $3.50. Two stories
and cellar; six rooms and bath: fur
mace heat; lot 25 by $50; southern ex-
posure; public alley In the rear; FIRST
4'' 'ui Easy PAYMENTS
A new house west of 14TH
STREET, south Of Q street. Two
stories, six lovely rooms; tiled bath,
cabinet mantels; red-pressed brick
front; alley in the rear $500 cash.
balance small monthly payments.
So, 400.
ONE OF THE BEST.
FOR $3.50 you can buy a nearly
new house. west OF 7TH STREET;
two stories and cellar; tiled bath,
cabinet mantels; furnace heat; front
porch; side entrance to lot. a trust
OF $500 could remain.
A DOWNTOWN HOUSE.
TENTH STREET, between T. and
O STREETS. A three-sto brick,
nice condition; occupied by renned
tenants; lot Is By 100 $500.
SOLD TO SETTLE AN ESTATE
4 brick house near 1ST and q
STREETS: nine rooms: lot 100 fact
deep to public alley. -. 600.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
d 1842 New York avenue.
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FOR RENT-BY B. F. 8
OILS r l av NV, 1Gr, Oh. 500
4OG 18th. 20r. 90
1857 31st NV, lar. b. 60. 90
173S Riggs NV. Tor. bio. so
IT'S 18th NV. Tor. b. 40. 80
1926 Corcoran. Sr, b.35. 50
els NJ NV. sr. b. $3.50
I Quincy ne. 7r. b.32. 80
621 T NV. 7r, b. .31.S0
NV cor 1th & Morton
NV, store & stHb!e.3l.0
1888 4th. sto. dwg. $3.50
1929 9th nv. Sr, b. 30 so
435 o NV. Or, b, sta. 5000
1924 Ore ay NV. Or. b2T 30
1882 9th NV, Sr. b.2I.50
1921 Sth NV. Or. b.26. 80
6i2 O NV, Or. b. d. so
G3I 11tii ne. Cir, b. 20. 80
$500 B'wood ar.7,sto23. 50
1881 9th NV. 7r. b. $3.50
Sis X | av nw,7r.b. .2o.30
1887 Sth NV, 5r. 1850
Office rooms ct 512 b Ut
Office or store, basement
,nh3O-tf
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FOR RENT-HOUEES.
UNFURNI8HED.
FOR RENT-BY JAMES y. SHEA,

FOR kENT-BY lanes " SHEA,
G43 Louasiana NV.
l2I Md: ave ne. lar. 3D., steam heat. .$85 @
1730 18th st. NV, rooms, tiled b., fur. 0.0o
1880 st. NV. IL rooms. bath ....... 37.0e
1928 Pa. Sc, large store, heat. 80 90
BIB 18th ne, sto. dwS. 81, b, h.-w heat $3.50
1919 18th st. NV. fu'd DIST. Ar, d.. 5000
105 Sth st. Sc, fat, rooms, b.. heat. $3.50
1867 y. c. 6r-, tiled bath. fur Is. 40
1871 N. c. ave. me-. 6r., tiled b.. furnace. 25.40
134I LIST st. NV, roms. tiled bath. %. 40
745 I'd st. NV, fiat, rooms, bath. $3.50
1919 10Th st. NV. furnished fat Ar, b.. $500
1414 Fla. NV. Z rooms. bath. $500
I243 G. st. ne. Or. b.. furnace. 1880
31G 18th st. ne. fiat, Or. b. furnace. 1850
1885 y. T.. ave. me-, 6r tiled b.. fur. q. 40
1912 Sd st. s.w., rooms, bath. ESQ
3l6 10Th st. ne, hat. 5r.. b., furnace. 22.50
SO o st. n.e rooms, bath ....:....... 2O.5O
32l 13L, st. s.w.. q rooms bath. 20.50
go It'll ST. Sc, rooms, bath. .......... 20 90
610 Morris st. ne, fiat 5r.. bath. 1880
32T 18th st. NV, rooms on I'd floor. 1900
6l0 Morris st. ne, fat, rooms, bath. 1880
ia Morton ST. NV. rooms, cellar. 1910
1916 9th st. sw.. fat. rooms. bath. -. 1900
3iS3 Brightwood NV. fat, Or, bath. 1850
GIT I'd st. ne, rooms. hath. 1880
Balls court NV. blacksmith shop. 1850
Gi5 Florence ST. re. u rooms. hath. cellar 1850
1874 Sd ST. s.w store and dwelling. 1900
1919 n. j. ave. Sc, rooms ............. 10.40
CAB La. NV. entire 4th floor. 1000
335 knox's ct. s.w.. 5 rooms ............ $40
COZ NJ st. ne, 4 rooms. ................ 500
400 Cullinane's court s.w., rooms. ....... $40
mh31 go If 80
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] houses and Oats apply at
mh3O-d eSu

AUL CO., TIE 4 L NV.
Office or store, basement
713 18th NV. .25. 90
18th and kearney.
Brookland, D Q. 20. 90
1914 l ne. Or. 1850
1925 Duncan ne, 5r, b.. 1850
2343 Sherman ay.5r. 1000
COLORED TENANTS.
49f p NV. Sr. b. %. so
2219 Water. Or, w. 1900
1245 25th.~ 5r. -..12.5O
1247 25th, Or. .....12.50
400 Mo av NV, 2r. 1000
. Bellevue ct. Or :. 500
Rear of Gil NJ. 3r. Z. 90
100 Oak NV. Ar. $50
AZ y NV. store. ...o. ~
STABLES.
Rear 101I 18th. - rs 90
Rear l720 Sth. 500
Rear All Mo ay, sta 800
Rear 1927 9th. 800
NV. fsteam heated.
rm.. $25, 713 18th st. n. W.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT tNE.l4lI G, &c, b. ..1a.50
NV, 2Oz9 l. z0r %. $1J.oolNE. l1l0 Sth dr b.10.40
NV 294 avs, b. 20 Isl NE6 go Brewers ct Or g. 20
NW,42S ~, IT 0ojSW $40 Va Az, 81, b22. "a
NV, 1880 Sfh. &. b. q. sol Sw $40 Va av Arl6. -
NV .610 9th. 50 Pr b. II. sol SW 62 Nd nv. 0 1880
NW,f942 9th. Or. 6.5Al SW 83i 18th, or. g
EW.5l7 8, IL. col SW 62i @. 6r. go
NV 400 (hall. M Iris. 0oI Sw 1915 Union e. 80
NV. 2g1S e. shop. 10. col SW 800 II. 10.3o
NE, lila Z. Or. b.. 20. 40i ST. av 81, 81
OFFICES-NoRTHwESr.
Central building. Offices ses Il Az: cc,es ,o
Call at ONCE for Information regarding alley
properties. stables. etc, have fur reat.
For further information apply at once.
mh26tf J. W. PILLfNG. 1410 NV.
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FOR KENT-W. H. WALKER.
Successor to r. W. Walker & Son.
729 18th st.
1928 oath, 12r 3b 125.0O FUR. HOUSES.
1908 Belmont I'd Tor, 1929 oath. 12r, 3b. .25O.0 90
2b IS DOL BAG O NV. Or, b. 300
l43l Clifton Tor. 2b55 eo = STORES.
1871 NV. 12r. b. so so 5l7 Fl 1850
1861 Park I'd Or. b.50 90 APARTMENTS.
nos Harvard. Or. BIAS O0 Laclede. 1928 VT Az,
I7iO Riggs Or, b. 40 sol or, b, rear. 100
1913 Newt m Or b. 3D. sol FUR. APARTMENTS.
3l46 O NV, Or, b. 80 sol aClede, 3r. b. so. 90
1923 NV, Sr, b. 30 O0 Farragut. 2r. h.. 40. 90
1874 Sta NV, 7r, b. 2s50 OFFICE ROOMS.
400 9Th ne. 5r. b. II sol OF II 1000 up
100 18th NV. 80. 1000 up
mh2S- III so. tut tt 1905 7.b0 up
FOR RENTED ST NV. Is ROOMS AND
bath $50. 1910 Ward court NV. rooms and
water. IS. DEEBLE & CO., t404 G St. NV.
mk2Stf
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FOR RENT C. WELDON & CO.. 224 E. CAP.
HOUSES. 1907 d me- r., b.. 1900
16 Sd me- 12r, b. $35 so 49, Md store 10. 10
621 NV, Sr. b. 80 FLATS.
637 4,h ne, Or. b.. $3.50 613 18th ne. 6r b.. $3.50
522 Sth me- 7r b. sta. % so 632 re. 5r. b. $3.50
603 sth me- CIR b.. .255 so 600 7th ne. Or. b.. $50
1445 Pa Sc. 81. b.. "a 90 500 ne or, b.. $500
SIT . ne 6r b. 49, 90 1922 Mass 81, or b21 80
1852 Emf ne Or Bog. so 1912 Il Or. b.. so
1929 G ne sto&dwg 90 30 1874 Sc. 5r. b.. 2050
1441 Sc Or b. 20. so Az 18th Or, b. 1t 90
ST. 14th Sc, Or, b. 10 40 1855 ne. Ar, b.. 1850
219 18th Sc Or b. 49, 80 500 Pa Sc, Or b. 1850
SOB 18th Sc. 6r b.. Is. so la4Sl Ar, b.. 1870
2l5 18th Sc Cir. b.. so 1908 Sc, 5r. b.. 400
141S me- Or. b.. 30 SEQ ed ne. Ar. b.. IA 90
CAT Florence Or b16.O0 65S Morton me- Arb 49, 90
122 10th Sc 10. 40 300 I'd me- Ar. b.. 1000
APARTMENTS.
The Loudoun, 314 f. Cap. Or, b. 1000
The Newton, 9th and ne. 5r b.. $50 to $35 90
The Cocord. so E Cap. 5r., b: .$32 50
The Pancoast 1343 f. Cap 5r.. b.. $255 so to $50 90
The Gendower, y 9th ne. or b. $1,000
The Louise, PA It'll ne. Or, b. $3.50
324 Pa. ave. Sc Ar, b. 90
mh30-sa, tn. th-3t
FOR RENT-SPECIALS.
205 ST. Sc, 12r. and b. Observation-Disclosures $500 90
1918 1st ST. ne, ST. and b............... $3.50
els ST. NV, Or. and b................. $3.50
80 st. ne. Or and b.. ................. $3.50
325 14th me-. Or. and b. .............. p 80
AL n ]. NV. 1r. and b. 22OO
60 Myrtle st. ne. Or and b. ...-......... 1850
II. l. SALISBURY, 1922 18th st. NV.
app tn, til. sa-:t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-04
UNFINISHED.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX.
I342 New York ave. NV,
Adjoining cor. lith ST. NV

'Fh ave. u. W..
lith st. NV.
| so. 80. e.. lbs Seaton. sr
$50. 80. 81 n Y av, Ir. b
So. 3J2S 7 NV. Sr, h
SIS. 30. .5lS Sd. ST
s2T 30. 619 22d NV. Or, b
81 30. 1921 Wallach. 1r.b
ST 30. l63 l. NV. 7r, b
s21.5O. .722 F ne. Or. b
$3.50. 1928 NJ ne. Sr,sts
SIT 30. 49,. .913 L. Sr. b
5000. HOP It'll ne, Sr, b
81. 80. 40 F ne. 9r, b
81 30. Cos q NV. 7r. b
500, 20. .IS10 18th NV. Arb
$3.50. 1921 18th ne. Or. b
SIS. so. .513 G ne. Or. b
SOS. 30. .Sl4 18th, Or. b
So. 80. .5i6 7th ne. Sr. b
$50. so. .421 % ne. Or. b
S25. 1927 y j nv NV ,Sr.b
49,. 80. =. I33 Girard. Or. b
S22 20. .J42 Col rd Or. hwt
So ~. 1917 oath NV .Gr.b
So. 30. 30 Seaton ne
500. so. 1902 Spring ri
S22 so. 1907 g Sc, Or. b
So. ~. 201 Morgan. 6r. b
so. 80. 1900 + ne, 1r. b
J $500. 1877 Emerson, Or. b
500. 20. .S34 18th ne. 1r. b
S20.5 2e20 Wisconsin
$2l.5U ga Morton ne, 0.
SiH. 10. .5lT lith Sc. Or
$3.50. ..12G f ne. G-. b
$II.5O..s2I 4th ne. Or. W
Sl1.50, so Myrtle, 6r. b
$3.50. as 14th So. Or. b
$3.50. .922 22d. Or
1850. Sa4 L Sc. Or & W
Sii.au. .li1S ID ne, Gr, b
ST. -. .G.n Florence. DEW
ST. 20. iii9 Duncan. Orb
1850 las Duncan, Or. b
si3.30. Az ne. 6r. wa
81 81. .UJi callan. ", b
$40. .46 + NV, Ar. y
S1O.15. 800 o sw. A.
SIu.5o. 500 10Th ne. 5r,w
$40. .....1i5 y Sc. Or. b
SUBURBAN.
$3.50. l4th st extended.
1Sr, stable, 4 acres
ST.. Bethesda. l3r. IL acres
$50. $3.50. Laurel. Nd, 1Or
! SO. so. Chappcll I'd. Sr, b
$40. Tuxedo. 5.
STORES.
$3.50. 1909 G NV, new
$50. .l33l G. NV. new
$3.50. .92J + NV. store
$50. $50 18th nw.large at
$125. ......120 18th. new
So. lois 15ti NV ste, dw
$40. 1912 NJ NV
So. HOG li0S l. INV
$50. .4l9 n ] av nw.2d 9
S25.........2I4O y NV
500 .3217 Mt Pleasant, sto
$50. .623 + NV. large I'm
OFFICES.
81. 900. NATL 1heater offs
S6. 900. Old Business High
School building
Sl25. Star Annex, whole n
So. .l3I5 y Y nv. I'd q
$50. 40 18th nw,2 & 81
81. 1915 n Y av. I'd q
So. Cos + NV. basement
s25. iii 18th NV. I'd q
s25. .6l0 14th NV. 81 q
So5.5l2 18th ST NV. LIST q
slT......14th and II NV
SIT. .5l6 9th NV. 2r. b
$3.50. .... COS + NV
$40. .709 G NV. Sd q
lies.
s1O.Rear 1855 RE- stalls
81. .Resc. SIG 22i NV
SIS. Rear 1925 II INV
IS. so. .3411 18th, rear
IS. .46l II NV
SIS. Rear 1911 l5ta
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