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NEARLY COME TO BLOWS.
Bolt Marks Convention i'm seventh
Ala bama District.

Alfalfa, Ala. March "A rough-house
and bolt marked the Seventh Congress
siOnal district convention of the Repub-
leans, which was held here to-day. 10
select two delegates 10 the national con-
vention. The delegates TO the convention
were about equally divided between the
Roosevelt and anti-ROOsevelt factions and
there was trouble from the start
J. o. Thompson, Roosevelt referee and
collector of internal revenue, was present
in the interest OF the Taft faction. while
julius Davidson State leader Of the anti
Roosevelt faction. directed the tight
against Taft Thompson and Davidson
nearly came 20 blows, and so did their
followers
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Z. 5 Dept Of Agriculture. weathcr Barcaa.

L. ;. DEPT. Of Agriculture. Weather Brraar
Washington. TUESDAY. March g. 1855 p. m
Relatively high Temperatures continue al al aili-
tvoe little more than 4 nile abore Mount
Weather Va shown bT the kite observations
made to-day This Notwithstanding the fsct that
an ARA q high pressure 0Terlies the Ohio Valley
and the Lake region
FAR weather continues in northern Eastern dis
trlets, but rain has fallen in Tennessee AMI 1ha
Middle Mississippi VALLEY. also IN Paciuc Coast
States land snow over the Northern Rocky Morn-
tam region Low Temperatures prevail IN California
ard the Northern Rocky Mountain region. where
a moderate cold spell has ser in
The indications for "Wednesday and THURSDAY
point 10 fair weather. uith snall changes IN TEN
peTstuTe N Northern districts east q the NIissis-
sipri. and unsettled weather with local rains OF
SHOWS N the Rocky Mountain region ard In tia
Northern plateau. advancing THURSDAY over ths
Plains States and the SlGdle Mississippi Ya.iry.
Important temperature changes are not auticiuatei
except that cold weather VIII confinue over the
Northeastern Rocky Mountain region and extend over
the Missouri Valley by THURSDAY
The winds along the New England and Middle
Atlantic coasts VIII be light % fresh northwes's-
y; ON the South Atlantic Coast fresh orrhra7-er-
b. and on she East Gulf Coast fresh southeastern
Steamers departing WEDNESDAY for European ports
VIII have light TO fresh nOrthWesterly wins and.
far weather 70 the Grand Banks
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
BABY AN AUNT OF MANY
Fifteenth Child of Ithaca Couple Is
PrecOciOus Youngster.
Five Grown Children Must Call Her
Aunt, and Soon She May
Add "Great."

ithaca. March 3.-Mrs. Charles Ryerson
gave birth 20 her fifteenth child to-day.
Mrs. RyersOn is forty-fOur years old.
and was married twenty-eight years ago.
This fact made the baby. which was i'm
mediately named Dorothea. a little petu-
liant for. as she said, she did not want
to be born during leap year.
Some of Dorothea's brothers and sisters
have married. and FIVE Of them have chill
dren- The little girl, now only day and
a few hours old. Is the aunt OF five grown
children.
1t has been calculated by Chancellor
Night. Of a nearby university, who is
the friend OF the friend OF anti-race sui
eide, that IL Dorothea lives 10 be fifty
years old at the common rate OF divorce.
she will have 37.9 nephews; plus Y.
divided by alimony nieces. and quite a
headache.
II she lives 10 be one hundred, DOrothea
viii have ALA nephews, the greatest
common multiple subtracted from the I'M
common divisor number Of nieces. and a
remarkable history.
In case each one Of the brothers and
sisters Of little Dorothea marry there
are only five now in that state). and In
case each Of these marriages shall result
happily, little Dorothea will have about
as much chance of being the last of her
name. II she does not marry herself as
Chancellor Night would have in defend
ing unpredatOry wealth
The fact that Venus was in ascension
when Dorotbea came into the world is
taken by tbe chancellor to mean that she
VIII have long life and few affinities.
The way in which she stood for Bits
playing Of the Merry Widow is a good
indication" he says. that Dorothea VIII
have a sweet disposition, something OF A
cross between a grape fruit and a de-
feated politician"
The Cornell students are pretty likely
not to make Dorothea a member of the
glee club.
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BEDFORD MAN GETS PLUM.
J. Lawrence Campbell Elected Judge
in New Judicial District.

olecAt 10 Inc washington heraid--
Richmond. Va. March al. Lawrence
Campbell. Of Bedford City. was tonight
elected judge CT the recently created
Thirtieth judicial Circuit There we're
but two candidates in the field and not
until a few minutes before the time TO
call the 'DemOeTatic caucus did Judge
Peter billiard, OF Franklin, withdraw
from the race and leave the nomination
TO his competitor.
The Markham bill. 20 create the fire.
mems relief fund, passed the senate late
this afternoon. About ten fire chiefs.
from various cities in the state were
In the city to-day lobbying for the bin.
which has been pending almost since
the day OF the opening of the legislature.
The bin is 70 aid disabled firemen and
provides that 1 per cent of the gross
premiums received by Insurance com
panies doing business in the State shall
be paid into the fund.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
BOGUS COINS FOUND
Woman Chief of Counter
feiting Band in Brooklyn
FIVE PERSONS ARE ARRESTED
Secret Service Chief Flynn Finds
Hundreds of Dollars Worth OF
Bogus Quarters and Halves Passed
Over Counters of Small shops and
at Numerous Ticket Offices.

New York, March 3.-Secret Service
Chief Flynn cleaned out a tin-money fac
tory over In Brooklyn to-day by arrest
ing Mabel Hamilton and John Hart, ex-
pert meiders of had half dollars and quar-
ters, and Thomas r Mcfarland. Ray
mond Scruton. and Joseph Grinord. who
have been showing the bogus coins over
the counters of small shops and at the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ticket Offices.
Mabel Hamilton is one Of the eleverest
counterfeiters in the business. the chief
said to-day. and he has been after her
for long time.
Many complaints have been coming in
from butchers. grocerymen. and small
dealers in Brooklyn who had been stuck
with spurious half dollars and quarters
so well executed that it took more than
hasty glance TO see that they were
spurious. Hundreds of dollars worth OF
the stuff had been passed before the
chiefs men could get a line on where
the bad money originated
Raid the Place.
Flynn sent Agents Henry. Ruben.
Thomas and Burke over 10 Brooklyn 10
work on the case and they found out
finally that the men who were passing
the coirs made their headquarters at az
Lawrence street They took their time
investigating. and after getting the evil
denee they raided the place.
Mabel Hamilton and John Hart who
is an old offender, with a record OF con
l victions, had a fat in the Lawrence street
house. where they nodded half dollars
and quarters out of tin and made money.
! The agents found a lot Of molds. plaster
casts, chemicals. and some Of the freshly
made coins. The molders were getting
ready for another run OF the mill when
Chief Flynn's men broke in.
The coins differed from the real thing
principally in the inaccuracy OF the lines
of the head of the Goddess OF Liberty.
/ in the thickness, and in the weight But
I they were about the best example Of
snall-coin counterfeiting that the secret
service agents had struck for some time.
Arrested I'm Front of Place.
Mabel Hamilton and John Hart were
arrested in the street in front OF the
house. Then the agents got Scruton AT 3
Bowery. in this borough. picked up Nc
Partland in the street in Brooklyn. and
caught Clifford in a saloon at IL Wash
ington street, Brooklyn.
Both Hart and the woman waived ex-
animation on the charge OF making
counterfeit money and with the other
prisoners viii be arraigned before United
States Commissioner Benedict on March
To- They were locked up in the Ray
m0nd street Jail.
Chief Flynn said to-day that a good
many hundred dollars worth Of bogus
money had been passed. The Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company. which made the
first complaint. had taken IN Tot OF Il.
( and there was hardly a small storekeeper
I for wide radius around the factory in
Lawrence street who hadn't been caught.
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FOUR MORE FOR TAFT.
Two Kansas Districts Instructs Del
egRtes for War Secretary.

Usage City. Kans. March 3-The Re
publicans OF the Fourth Congressional
district, in convention here to-day. in
.structed A 9. Wheeler. Of Marion. and
Has, Hagerman, of Pottawatonie, their
delegates 70 the national convention, TO
vote for Secretary Taft for President.
They Endorsed the State and national adj
ministrations and Senator Long. Senator
Curtis, and Representative J. NJ. Miller
When =. II. Tracy, of Wamego. report
ed the resolutions. w. l.. Higgins. Of
EmPOria, moved 10 amend the report by
the addition OF the following resolution:
We are in favor of tariff reform along
the lines Of protection. and are especially
IN favor Of putting lumber on the free
list. We are also in favor Of general
reform OF the tariff. as opposed to the
stand-pat policy Of Speaker Cannon"
Lawrance. Kans.. March 3.--The Repub-
lican convention in the Second district to-
day lasted only fifty minutes. and fifteen
minutes of that time was taken UP by a
recess. Taft was Endorsed.
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ANNULMENT SUIT CONTINUED.
Little II Adduced at New York City
Railway Hearing

New York March 3.-The trial of
Attorney General Jackson's suit for the
dissolution OF the New York City Rail-
way Company and the annulment OF its
charter vas continued to-day in the
supreme Court before Justice Davis.
in special term
Nothing startling was adduced
during the day, and an adjournment
was taken early because OF a previous
engagement OF Justice Davis
Oren Root. general manager OF the
New York City Railway Company. and
also general manager under the Fed
eTdl receivers. WAS the chief witness
OF the day.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR.
Negro Pays Penalty for Staying Man
While RObhing Room.

Trenton. n J., March 3.-For a murder
committed less than three months ago,
George Wilson, a negro, paid the penalty
in the death chair in the State prison
here to-day.
Wilson murdered Frederick r. Romer
IN the Park Hotel. Orange. on the MORN
ing Of December 10. Romer lived in the
hotel. and Wilson. who was formerly en-
ployed as & bellboy in the place. but who
had beer discharged two weeks before.
had gone there to rob. He was in
homers room, when Romer. who had
Deen to an entertainment at a friends
house, returned 20 his room.
The negro attacked Romer with a fur
mace shaker and crushed in his skull,
then took diamond ring from the hand
Of his victim. and fed TO Philadelphia
lie sold the ring in that city. and was
subsequently arrested there
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LeSaI PrintinS.
WEALTHY NEGRO MURDERED.
starts for Doctor and Is slain ON
Country Road in Indiana.

Rushville. Ind, March 3-WIIiam Cole
man, a wealthy colored man. who eWns
a number Of farms and Is greatly re-
spected by the whites. was arutauy muir
dered near his home last midnight
John Grubbs. a cOlored laborer on ons
Of his farms. was taken severely III. and
Coleman started 10 this city for a doctor.
On the way he was attacked by some one
with hatchet and several gashes cut in
his head. Then the murderer cu1 his
throat, nearly severing the head from The
body.
Grubbs recovered as suddenly as he was
taken ILL., and the officers have him under
surveillance on the theory that his IL
ness was shameo for the purpose Of send
ing Coleman TO his death
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CANNON GETS TWO.
First south Carolina District In
dOrSeS Speaker for President.

Speaker Cannon received a telegram
yesterday advising him that the Repub-
hcans of the First Congressional district
of South Carolina, in convention as
sembled, had Endorsed his candidacy for
the Presidential nomination.
The telegram. dated Eutawville. reads
as follows: The First Congressional
district convention indorsed YOU for
President and elected A. P. Pricleau and
: NJ Walker your delegates to Chicago. &"
The telegram was signed by a. p
PriCleau
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
INDIANS DEMAND LAND.
Sam Houston Signed Deed to Trac,
Now Worth $50. 600. 900

Dallas. March IA telegram from Mus
cogee says that fulI-blood Cherokees to-
day presented 10 Indian Agent Dana NJ
Kelsey document signed in 1885 by
Sam Houston and hfty-three other Tex
ans, sgranting TO the Cherokees in per-
petuity 400 good acres Of land in Rusk
Smith, Cherokee and Angelina counties.
with the request that he immediately
transmit the document to Congress. with
claim against Texas for the land or its
equivalent in money.
That quantity Of land in the Texas
counties named would be worth 5000 600
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
Jeanette and Langford Draw.

Boston, March S.-Joe Jeanette. of New
York. and Sam LSngford. of this city
fought twelve rounds to draw at the
Armory Athletic Association tonight. 1t
was case OF. hammer and tongs in each
round, and considering that Jeanette had
at least twenty-five pounds weight on
Langford. as well as height and reach.
the latter made a good battle.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
RECEPTION AT ANNAPOLIS.
superintendent and Mrs. Badger
Hosts at House Warming.

SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Nd, March S.-Capt. Charles
J. Badger, superintendent Of the Naval
Academy. and Mrs. Badger were the hosts
this afternoon at one Of the largest re-
ceptionS ever given at the Academy.
The reception was held at the superin-
tendent's quarters, and partook Of the ma
ture Of house-warming. as It really
marked the formal opening of the fine
new residence which Capt. Badger and
family occupied for the first time last
week. The decorations Of the houses con
sisted Of various potted plants and cut
flowers
The hours OF the reception were from 4
until $50 O'Clock. and the balmy. spring
like weather Of to-day lent brilliancy TO
the occasion. and the number. OF callers
was unusually large An orchestra Of the
Naval Academy Band discOursed music
during the reception
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
THIRD MISSOURI FOR TAFT.
Delegates 20 Chicago Are Not In
structed, However.

Excelsior Springs. No. March s-The
Third Congressional district Republican
convention here to-day elected as dele
gates 70 the Republican national con-
yention, Or. J. f. Gartside. Of Kingston
and George W. Barlow. Of Bethany al
ternates. c. n. Bornham and B. F. Chan
mel. of Maysville
Resolutions were adopted indorsing the
administration of President Roosevelt.
also Taft for President and HadIey for
governor. but no Instructions were given
to the delegates TO the national con-
ventiOn.
Henry Leadsg OF PatOnville was in
dOrsed as a candidate Tor Congress.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
NIrr. Mnrtin Indicted

Oakland, Cal, March 2-The grand Jury
this morning returned an Indictment
against AIRS. Isabella Jane Martin on A
charge Of having dynamited the home of
Frank S Ogden. judge OF the Superior
Court The woman has been In iail for
several months. Her bond was placed at
S50,o0o.
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Lynchburg Postal ReeeIpt. GROW.
Special 70 The Washington Herald.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va, March S-The post
Office receipts IN Lynchburg during the
month OF February aggregated s.. go 90
an increase of 6S5-sS. or 80 per cent.
over the same month last year. The re-
eeipts we're the largest the office has ever
had in February. .
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
C0LORED MAN NAMED.
New York Republicans select n Tax
Collector.

NOIEtttoF.
Fort Plain. n Y March Not in
years has there been such surprise, and
in many instances Indignation. as has
been occasioned here and in this section
Of Central New York by the Republicans
naming eoiored man for public Office I
The candidate is William Kingsland, ma
tive Of the Bronx. and a barber He was
the Unanimous choice of a largely at
tended Republican caucus for the inn
portant Office OF tax collector. notwith-
standing the fact that it was generally
known that two white men aspired TO the
place on The ticket
Never before in this section Of the
country has colorad man been named
for public Office
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
LocnI Temnernfnrc

Midnight, Al; g. m. S.; A. N. 8, a. H.. ssi
: a. m, y; 10 a. M. q; y noon. A: D. m 81
r. m. A.; 8 p. m, a. ?. n. So. 10 p. n. 3.
Maximum IS. minimum IS
Relative humidIty-S A. m. 50: 2 m a.. Z
,, n. s. Rainfall IS p. m 70 2. M. O. Hours
o. sunshine, Ia Per cent Il possible sunshine 100
Temperature same date last year-SIazimum. 80
minimum, d
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Railroad indicted for RebatInx.

St Louis. March 3.-Indietments
charging the ST Louis and San Francis
60 Railroad Company with granting Of
rebates and the Chapman & Dewey
Lumber Company, of Kansas City, Mo-.
with accepting rebates were returned
by the Federal grand jury to-day.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
Four Thousand Back =, worL

Berwick, Pa, March s.-After having
been shut down for the last two weeks IN
all its departments, the Berwick plant Of
the American Car and Foundry COMPANY
has resumed work, giving employment to
1900 employees.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
BOSTON CHEERS TAFT
Republicans Give Secretary
Hearty Greeting.
CALLED "a GREAT AMERICAN

No Reference Made TO President
ROOseveIt,S Candidate hs sour
Next President--MOre Than
Thousand at Dinner - Galleries
Filled with Men and Women.
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Rain

Temperatures in other cities. together vsilh ia
amount Of rainfaIl for the twelve hours ended A. q
2. u. yesterday are IS follows:
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Geo. E. Howard. ia 18th,
PRINTER, ENGRAFER AND B0DkBINDER

Washington. D. C.. March g. 1905
THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
partnership heretofore existing between
Charles Early and James J. hampton.
under the firm name Of EARLY x LAMP
TON, has ceased TO exist
mh4-3t CHARLES EARLY.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
CHOATE TO AID JEROME.
Former Ambassador Says Charges
Seem PrepOsterous to Him.

New York. March s.-while District
Attorney Jerome was working to-day
on his reply to the charges made
against him 20 the governor by Will
lam F. King. he received the following
letter:
MY Dear jerome:
Il hope YOU don't feel disturbed by those charges
OF Mr.. King They seem 10 me to be prepcsterous
If can be Of any service 10 You you have but
TO command me. Very. very Truly.
I - -.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
JOSEPH II. CH0ATr

Mr.. Jerome has prepared 500 pages
OF his reply and he says he thinks he
will have it ali ready by March g.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
HOIRS ~ HnNF

Persons wishing % see Bishop Oliver C.
Sabin regarding the New Thought Philcs-
ophy are informed that ne is at home.
l329 II street northwest, daily, and Will
receive visitors from u:3e q. n. until 2
2. ~.
Visitors who reside out OF the city are
welcome at any time. Persons wishing 70
see him after p. m. should write and
have an appointment made. as that viii
insure an audience. Telephone North 734-
fee-30t
A LOT OF FINE DIAMOND RINGS
just received-Win be sold very cheap
W S TAPPAN, sos c St NV no1z-eod-tt
BENZ. r. Coles & Co.. UPhoIsterinE o.
ali kinds. Slip covers go eth Nv. u 6l6
Legal Printing.
Absolute confidence n orr accuracy ard pr1npt-
ness has caused TIE Big PIiut shop 70 md faTeg
with LaSyess- Printing Briefs and Motions spe-
ciaItv.
Judd e Detweiler, Inc,
TIRE BIG PRINT SHOP. slo-0 IITH-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FAIRNESS of PRICES

Printing E.a.. u is. 8. isisas.. z I'm p
of all g6o deHsad lishes..srads Toss ana
prompt attention May we estimate
Kinds. q Your next ordss 70; FOLDERS.
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONER OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washing
ton, d. C. September sth. 1soS. Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this Office until
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER GST, I90g AT
TWO O'CLOCK p NJ, for furnishing ma
chinery and tools, consisting of lsthes crank
shapers, grinders. milling machines and at
tachments, drills. motors, etc. for use In the
Mckinley Manual Training School. Blank
forms of proposal and all necessary inforrna-
ton may be obtained on application to the
PROPERTY CLERK. D. c.. District Build
ing HENRY 3. F. MCFARLAND, VIII
LIAM KELLY, Acting, Commissioners, D. c.
sel2-3t
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FOR RENT


~ = 2 ~ ! IL-Nl.
1900 Col I'd. l2r, 2bS65. 90
1913 s. 1Or- b. b..-.-- $3.50
1917 X. 10r, b,s.S45. 80
1871 3lst. 12r, b.. 5U.c9
1886 nth, 10r, b.. 5000
25ls 18th. 12r. b.. 50. %
1S45 Q, 10r. b....S45. Is
30 Q. lot. b....S45. 70
zl3 O. 10r. b....S45. 80
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New 6r. house: handsomely papered: about
y acre ground; Sl,650. worth 800: big value
for the money.
Nearly d acre; er. house; porches: very at
tractIve and right at station 8, 2e0; cost
s., 500. TO better bargain anywhere.
II acres: dwelling; tenant house, outbuiId-
ings. fruit shade; $500; 500 cash, 50
monthly.
acre. cottage. near Beltsvilie. s56O sss cash.
; acres Or, house; barn. outbuildings. $50
cash. 81. monthly
70 acres mile trolley: running stream:
worth 800 per acre; sell for Sl.600.
Many Jther bargains n farms and homes.
EDWARD SHEA. TROLLEY STATION.
BERWAN, Nd FOR SOULE RE Atty co.
HAVE YOU a thousand dollars? At Dodge
FsIA, FA, ltE' Mq.' elegant chicken farm. 6-Toom
house with - acres on the ", n. s b.
electric cars. dye minutes OF District Line d.
II, Johnson, sl1 7th st. NV. II
s-ROOM house with all modern eonyeniences.
large porches; beautiful shade trees; concrete
walk; one car fare eight minutes walk TO
electric station. 18th and Ash sts Nj
Rainier, Nd A bargain. NJ J. PARSONS,
owner. sslZ-3t
NINE-ROOM house In Hyattsvine; modern
Improvements; large stalls; new car lines:
with one Of four acres OF land: easy terms or
viii exchange Tor city property. ARTHUR
CARR. Hyattsville Nd. seI2-st
FOR sALE-SsO monthly; no cash; s-room
house, with large porch and good 0utbufId-
ings; newly painted and papered water In
kitchen; lot 90 by Is5 feet: located one block
from school and three blocks from cars at
Riverdsle, Nd. Price, $500. ". r. VIII
SON. sel2-3t
RIVERDALE-Ftne home; s rooms and bath:
hot and cold water. sewer. gas. cellar; fruit
and outbuIlding. c. E. Bright. RiverdaIe
sei2-3t
ACRE LOTS at Hyattsylle; high; healthy;
native trees Easy terms CHAS. W IN
CALLS, Hyattsville, Nd. sel2-3t
FORT MYER HEIGHTs-seven rooms: third
Of an acre; only $780, Clarendon. 8 rooms,
big lot, near cars, s., SEQ COLLINS
Clarendon. Va se1I-2t
PRACTICALLY new 7-room house: excellent
water; stable; poultry house fruit trees bear
ing lot l50Xz00i cheap 10 quick buyer JOHN
EARNEST Nj Rainier. Nd. Near school
ss11-3t
NEW TWO-sTORY six-room frame and out
buildings lot 60 IT. front by 1l0 IT. Ceep: l
Inquire on premises. FRANK c. FLEURY.
Roosevelt St, Maryland Park, Prince tFeorge
county Nd. seI0-st
S594-For sale or rent at Riverdaie, Ma =
room cottage; reception hall and bath. large
lot and shade: block from trolley: price
81 500; easy terms rent $50 monthly THE
SOULE REALTY co. Unc).. 1898 New York
ave. se1O-tf
VERY desirable building site near Chevy
Chase, d, c. Forest shade, rich lawn; gram
Olithic walks, etc. One square from cars A
bargain for quick sale. Values rapidly in
cressing in this suburb. Address OWNER
BOX - Times oftice ss6-7t
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AND FARM PROPERTY

DON'T COMPLETE your suburban home or
farm puT chase in Maryland unless your title
is gua-an iced BY a certificate Of MARYLAND
REAL ESTATE TITLE CO. 18Th and New
York ave. NV. my14-Tn. u. got
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FOR RENT
A T. FOX CO.. ESTABLISHED 1876.
''THE REALTY CORNER" 18th at Ny. ave

1885 .. Ior. b.. 800
.ll26 y II av.10r b.S37.50
$40 II. 9r. b......S35.5O
.l2G1 4th, Sr. b....S33.50
FLATS.
2120 y NV, #, b.$2T50
2215 y. 5r. b......26. 80
22l9 y NV. Or. b.. $3.50
7l6 Eth NV, 4r. b. 25.U0
10l4 Fl aV ne. 5r. b.1T50
l05 18th ne 81. b.Sl3.50
STORES.
3421 81 NV. brick. so 80
APARTMENTS
Huntington.5 or, b St5. %
IAIlenhurst. 5r-.-.-S4 90
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