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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
REDS WIN FIRST BATTLE
: Bury Cleveland Under Pile Of
Runs and Many Hits.

Cincinnati. oct lin q game marked
hv hard hitting. loose pitching and poor
fielding Cincinnati won the first Of the
pcst-seasOn games for the championship
Of Ohio from Cleveland here to-day. by d
score Of Il to :.
Cleveland used three pitchers In an effort
10 turn the TIDE OF battle but all Jared
badly. IOblitzell's triple. with the bases
full. IN the third inning and Paskerts
home run. the result OF JacksUn's losing
the ball in the sun. helped in piIing up
The score. Mclean carried off the batting
hcnors by making three singles and dou-
lie out OF tive times at bat
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TO STRENGTHEN NAVY ATTACK
IBv TelagaDh - he Trlbune-1

BY Telegraph u The Tribune
Annapolis. oct. IA special effort was
made by the Naval Academy coaches this
afternoon 70 drill the varsity on attack
the offensive work having been particular
Iy weak in Saturdays game against Rut-
gers
Two OF the veterans. Erwin and Dalton.
played the whole afternoon on the second
team. as their work was not Of the best on
Saturday. McReavey. a fourth cIasznlan.
who has done consistently good work this
season. played at quarterback. and indi-
Gated that he viii give Erwin hard aght
10 hold the place Nichols, another fourth
classman. did well at left halfback but il
not likely TO displace Dalton.
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DROP PENCILS FOR CLUBS
Newspaper Golfers Turn Out in
Force on Public Links.

Members OF the New York Newspaper
Golf Club turned out fifty strong on the
Van COrtIandt Park links yesterday FOR the
qualifying round OF the October tOUrra-
ment. and when the last cards had been
handed in IL was found that A Goodwin
and T a. DOrzan were tied for the net
prize. with scores o. - each Both had the
handicap limit. thirty-twO strokes
Gross score honOrs went 20 ". c. Free
man. who. playing from scratch. made a
creditable 50 According TO the conditions
those with the thirty-uwO best net scores
qualified 10 continue at match play.
Before leaving Mr. Freeman announced
that he would donate a cup 70 be played
for AZ any time and under any conditions
that the tournament committee might
name.
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Brown Team Hard at Work.
rRr Telegraph to The Tribune. J


Providence. oct. notwithstanding the
fact that the Brown football eleven is in
poor condition on account of minor in
iuries to a number of the best men, the
coaches drove the squad hard to-day in
practice. preparing for the Pennsylvania
game on Saturday With kratz enSlnie
for right tackle. the loss Of Bartlett, VINO
was injured in the game with Colgate, will
not be so keenly felt Jarvis will be out u
the game. and three men are being drilled
TO take Ashbaughs place at right end II
necessary. as he was considerably bruised
last Saturday.
The shifting Of Adams from fullback to
left end may help TO solve the dlfilcuIties
attendant upon bringing the ends up TO
proper form. His alternates in that posi-
ton VIII be Bean and Lansdon- Bingham
* beiug groomed as q fullback to alternate
with High It is hoped by the coaches that
these changes will strengthen the team
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HORSE DROPS DEAD AFTER RACE

Newmarket. England. oct 1.-THE Clear
well Stakes. for two-year-oids. distance five
furloncs and 184 yards. was run here TODAY
and won by H +. Wmtney's Borrow, In
victa was second and Langton third Four
horses ran. The Abingdon Plate. for two
year-olds. distance six furionss. also was
won by Mr. Whitney's Saliie OF Navarro
lilly sohiesld was second and Lady's Man
tie third Ten horses ran.
Lady's Mantle dropped dead al the finish
Of +f4. yu-a
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Tota-s---a2 ssoI57. rotals....s5 3 8

-l-aifea Tor EAuluHch IN ninth inn Iag fI2eul-
ba"h ost f1r Interference fu seventh inning.
Chicago ------..-2 % - % % . o II
e Louis -----.--1 q % o - % @ o o.
IE.o-l--se hirs-Senulte Chance Three base
tit-i-4iis. fi4ih-llft EleBlhsca IN innings
on Richie. ( iu inning Esrriace hftE-
Enuete1t- Golden. Stolen hsses-rllsuce Schultz
12ltle pla1@-'Folden O. Higgins % KonaIchy:
y mixer L. tnance 10 Zimmerman. Golden TO
Is-ffLer - houe'-fr. LIFT OF hases-C Chicago.
3 81. LOUIS Z" Ifat base haiis-0n Golden.
- er EeI.lach D. First lease o. errors chi
cser ]. 81 Louis ! E.ruez oat-Fv Golden
b. Ecslha-n, =. bv Richie. J. TlEue-l %
IH.!-fes-TliGlor and C'Day.
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COLUMBIA SOCCER MEN OUT.

Practice for the Columbia soccer team in
prepare ton FOR the opening game OF the
season with the Boys Club team on Sat
urdav began in earnest on south Field
Yesterday afternoon, when twenty-five can
didates reported 10 Captain Il \. Semple
{. r pwytr, w VINO was captain OF 49, -
the team during the coming year and was
on hand yesterday 20 put the new men
through a long drill In passing the ball
George Bonhag. holder Of the American
five mile record, viii leave for New
Orleans tonight for the national senior
championships. Bonhas has been PTac-
Using on South Field, Columbia University,
and said yesterday afternoon that he never
felt in better condition.
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ROAD RUN IN BROOKLYN.

4 road run of ten miles through the
thoroughfares Of Brooklyn VIII BE- a feature
Of the annual games Of the Jamaica Athletic
Association. 30 be held At Jamaica oval,
Shelton avenue and Fulton street, this
afternoon
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DATES FOR GOLF JOURNEYS.

The Midland Golf club or Garden CITY
has decided on october IS. 26. 27 ana %
FOR an invitation women's tournament
This will be the week following the four
day affair 20 be held over the links OF the
Country Club. at Brookline. and the plan
Is TO have "a number OF the Boston players
come on
on October 81 the Siwanoy Country Club.
OF Mount Vernon. viii give a One-day
tournament for metropolitan women. while
a similar attraction Is announced for No
vember AZ BaltusrOl
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GOLF ON PUBLIC LINKS
Women Players Strive to Win a
Coveted Loving Gun.

Women golfers began tournament on
the Van C0rtlandr Park course yesterday.
The AFFAIR was managed by Mrs. sherman
r. Hin. who offered a handsome loving cup
a. first prize. Although the tournament
consists OF an eightesn-h0le medal play
handicap. Il viii not be finished until to-
dav. when five women who were unable to
be present yesterday win take part
The leader % date is Mrs. John O'COn-
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and he took part in the signal practice.
William II. Namack. 81. has joined the
coaching staff. and during the week Of his
stay the Hnemen will work under his direct
supervision.
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CUBS WIN IN THE TENTH
4 Timely Hit by Zimmerman
Drives In Winning Run.

Chicaso. Oct. list. Louis forced the
Chicaeo Cubs - work ten innings today
70 win Dry q score n Z 70 3. GoIdeu's wild
nos and lists b~ Schultz and Zimmerman
t. The teuth inning scored the winning run.
Tle score follows
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came called O. account Of darkness. Two
base fi-s-E5st-s. Chalmers. Three-base hit
u .EE. Sa.r.lrr EirS--[5raut- Chalmers Sac
rtt-e Hv-T'l.sCr Stolen baSe-Becker. Left
o tasss-i'I.I.s r.. rlia. o. New York. g. First
base rl cr-1-sE- -IlaC e. 7lEa. p New York. =
Double ulz--EE and f3-a us-ield- struck
cu--E1r hendricks. =. fy Cha frlers. 2. Eases
Q b. -s-CH Hendricks I. 0ff Chat 3
Passed ha-l--Ic10n-uEh. Tine % Tn
? -res-.7rf -zrane and Eaeor
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Hirs-Or Bender, 3 n innings: OF Plank
II 5 innings; off C'oOmhs. II 3 innings. Two
base hits Tl1erfeiG Street. Johnson Mcbride
Davis. Th-ee-h base hits-Speaker. McInnis. sac
rifCe hits-Schaefe~. Murphy, Thomas Double
vIa-E-SIur-hv and Davis. Stahl tCuassisted':
Johnson. Street and Stahl; Oldring end Davis
stolen bases Milan. Speaker Mcbride -. Nc
T--is. White struck oUt-E5v Johnson & by
Bender. !. Left On bases-All-Stars. &. Phiia-
deIphia, G. First base haIls-Off Johnson
P or Co0nR= I. First base or errors AII-Stars,
.. Philadelphia. . Balk-Cooubs. TlEle-l.i2-
CrnQires-Di1een and ERan.
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Fl. Z Armstrong won the championship
of the Fox HIS Golf Club yesterday, de-
feating J. II McMenamy 3 up and > 10
play In the thirty-six hole final round. The
winner had "A and - 10 his credit. while
the other returned 70 and a.
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Totals IS ARA 144 Totals. .88 :

T--o-base hits-Turne-. Stoyall Mclean.
Three-base hirs-HohlitzeIl. Eoestuer. Home
rlln-rsa sHe-t Hits-OT ". Mitchell q n 4
Innings of Koestuer. 4 in D innings. Of
Kaier. In . Is innings. Sacrifice hits-Lo-
bert Su1-S. AlriZer co. Stolen bases
C9rarev. NJ Mitchell. Lobe-t AItizer. Double
Dlay-Lobe~f. EEan and Hobiitzell left on
H. ses-Clc reIand. . Cine inuatl. 10 First base
or hans-Of W Mitchell 3. of Koeetner. 3 !.
or KaIer. .. OF Sugcs .. First base on errors
-CIeveland . Struck oGt-Bv Mitchell =:
bv Sucss o. Passed halls-ClGrl<a %. Time
-o.Ig. pIres-Rrenuan and O'LoughIin.
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league Auomobhng College Tuhng Other
Baseball Fiebf -NosO
.Neor ITS End

IL remains for the superi,as 20 keep the
fans" interested to-day in n double-hender
with che Boston Doves at Washington
Park. Brooklyn. The games VIII vino u2
the National League season IN the East
The Giants ended their regular schedule
Yesterday and viii rest up to-day for the
first game Of the post-season series with
tie Yankees tomorrow, when the umpire
viii cali PLAY baIi'' at 2:i5 O'Clock The
National League standing TO date follows;
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
Boston at Brooklyn 1.-TWO games).
St. Louis at Chicago
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. -: Philadelphia. :.
Philadelphia. G: New York. l.
Chicago. !; ST. Louis, 3
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
W. Z PC w L Pc
Chicago. ICE 40 .6s5 Cincin'ti IS - .4S5
New York 81 SO SOL BROOKLYN CO ~ .42t
Pittsburg SIS g. .56e st. Louis c. SIS -4iS
Phila- $50. 80 s5 $40 Boston s. 100 .S3S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12

At a meeting of the Automobile Club OF
America last night the board of directors
approved the action Of the contest board
in granting a sanction 10 the Savannah
Automobile Club TO conduct the Grand
Prize race at Savannah on November L.
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For ether sports see next page.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals % g 10 - = . Totals. 271 "a 90
J 4Gs-rh.a O @ o g %
-,arv York -..--.-- 20 O. O q q q O.
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Howell & Co..
Real Estate Brokers
Room III,
MCGilI Building
FOR sALE-AT HYATTsvILLE. MD

FOR SAI-E-AT HTATTSVILLE. ND
s-room dwelling all modern inproyemsnlsi
excellent location Price tZ.I5L
New Groom dwelling. reception hal; hrsr
floor hardwood finish; al modern iEnp10ys@
mentsi furnace heat; Tot 5ox125. Price, fs,s50-
small cash payment. balance monthly
New 6-rOCE dwelling. all modern iup-OT .
ments. h0t-wat.r heat Price. $3.50 800
cash, balance monthly
New 6-rpou dwelling n new sEDdiv.Eioni
al modern improvements. Lot 5QIlfo- About
four blocks from car line Price 3. 500 Terms
20 suit
6-roum dwelling ell modern inprovernsn-ss
located on Pike. one block from car line eE-
celieut condition. Price, SZ,5O9. Part cash.
balance monthly.
FOR SALE-In RIVERDALE. ND
l-ruum dwelling all modern improvements
Lot 6lXl55- Excellent location. Price $40
FDk SALEM BE--f y ~ ND
s-rocm dwelling: hrr-warer heat Lot s5E
lI- on car line Price $40
Other suburban properties to- sale ranzihs
from $3.50 20 $500.
EOLTON & LONG. Hya-rsEille, Nd
or 1885, y S.
FOR SALE OR EACHANEE-At Eyat.s-
vile. L5-. ll-r10m dwelling all modern
improvements Eo--vacer heat lot iel2-l55.
Fruit and shade trees. larce stable located
about minutes walk from trolley and steam
road VIII exchange for either improved or
unimpro,ed city properly
HOLTON & Long. Hyatrsvlile, Nd,
or 1907 = St
mh-5-5-
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PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. washington
March 10. 1910. Sealed proposals VIII ha
received az this Department until two O'Clock
p. m. Monday. April II, 1910. for the re-
uoval OF ashes and rubbish from the Treas
ury Building and its Anuexes IN the CITY
Of Washington. d. c. cleaning carpets. ana
washing and ironing towels f0r the Depart
ment. and for purchase OF waste paper dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 80. I9II Blank
forms ~ proposals With Instructions 10 bid
de~s can De- obtained upon application o.
the Chief Clerk, Treasury Department. The
DcJartment reserves the right 10 reject any
and az bids. any part of bid. and %
waive defects. ". ". LUDLOW, Chief Clerk
II
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sEAPOARD AIR LINE.
sERsDULE

rooz a - Iaiiy. FLORIDA Fast Mail
- y coaches and Pullman sIeepers 70
S-vsr ald Jacksonville Parl0r car
Taol-s-. lie 20 Tampa Through sleepers %
k+TaD-. and Birmlngba DINING cars
- % m.-'-The F'-aJninEo.'' ThrCuE1
o,s-1as and Pullman sleepeIs to Jacksonville.
c,--va-r4ons Tor St Augustine, Palm Beach.
N~T.-.f Knights Key and Havana Dining
cars
--G D. m--''SeabOarJ Florida Limited d"
$50 pullman. Electric Lighted Through..s-.
S1a4rars 10 St Augustine. Palm Beach. ~
g--f and knights Key Connection for Nas-
- and Havana Club Observation and
dining car
--1--,,.rh coaches and Pullman s.ee1ers p
Ssvan1ah Jacksonville. and Tampa sls1
70 Atlanta. Birmingham. and Memphis Dr.
Ticket Onioe. 1fs New York ave. " "
E A HARDWOOD. c. T. A
@ &. Ryan, c. P a, Portsmouth, Va
q = Philips d P A. washington = c
~ Fefr--F
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Holding Probate Court. No.
1854. administration. This Is 10 give no.
tee That the subscribe. o. the District
Of Columbia, has uDtaiT I'd from the Probate
court Of the District OF Columbia. letters OF
&C .uInistrati3n on the estate ar Charles "A
Evans. ia.e or the District OF Columbia de-
ceased Al persons having claims aeainst
yhe deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated. O. the subscriber on or before
the 18th day of March. a. Il. 1911: otherwise
they may hy law De excluded from al benefit
of said estate. Given under my hand this
18th day OF March. 1910 WILLIAM "
EVANS. 1880 Newton ST. y w tSeaD Nt-
test: JAMES TANNER. Register of Wills
for the District of Columbia Clerk OF ne
Probate Court. ROGER s g. ROUTET.I.
Attorney, mhZ, ,2saE4
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

v,,r1fsbed only as Information, not guaranteed
500 p ID. 6aiiy-For Virginia. West Viz
-s,f. and kentucky points Pullman Sleep
----.-.-. ---
y~tTT~ AGO SPECIAL solid train 20 s.
o--re yrftlf Pullman sleepers TO Chicago.
SfoDs only al impoI tant stations Pullman >
6nest equipment
1T-1o D. ru. daIIy-F- r Y LIMITED. Co-
,-j---sr,rari LOUISVILLE. the West. Southwest
and Northwest Pullman s-eepeEs-
- Il m Week DayG--L'yi'man Parllr
- without change. Washington & Newport
80 %orfok. and Old Point Comfort. IA
" 5 r r. * P. Richmond, anu C. & o
& O. Ia carte dining car service
,-beSaDeake and Ohio Ticket Offices az 5I1
Pa ave. 1888 r 81, and e>ew Union StatI5A-
baaraEe checks. reservations and taxicabs
feI5-rf
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FOR RENT-H0USL3
Unfurnished.

FOR RENT-I2g5 K s. E
Not far from car line; Groom brick; water
good yard. Sl2.5J.
FOR RENT-lGlS 18th y. W.
Nice brick house, near Pa. ave. cars; 6
rooms. Rent $3.50.
FOR RENT-5e MYRTLE y. E
6-rUom brick. with bath; half square from
y. Cap. 81. $3.50.
FOR RENT--iIi0 9th ). E.
rooms. bath, rent $3.50.
FOR RENT--4gS CLARKS S W
Near both car lines; rooms, water.
Rent 50.
MOORE 4 HILL. INC, 1883 G.
ulh.N-If
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE

ONLY UP-TO-DATE full dress and tuxedo
suits for hire. n. 7. PINES. Merchant
Tailor, IPes 7ta 81 y, ", tal-1
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LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA Holding a Probate Court 80.
1913, Administration This is 20 give notice
That the subscriber. of the District OF Co
lumbia, has obtained from the Probate Court
~ the District OF Columbia letters testa-
mentary on the estate OF Patrick H Thomson.
late Of the District Of Columbia deceased
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof. legally I'll
the Sth day Of March, a. ID. Ieli. otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate. Given under my hand this
10th day Of March, 1910. L G.. THOMSON
Franklin La tScaD Attest: JAMES
TANNER. Register Of Wills for the District
OF Columbia. Clerk OF the Probate Court
CHAS. r CARUSI. Attorney.
mhi4-ltwk. .eNSu-3t
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V9gbincton southern Railway

Washington southern hdubaY-
For Richmond and points South Via Fed
sSurg-Leave Union Station daily, s-21
a M. ..25 a. m-. 1895 a m. 1l-a5 a m.
4-O5 .. m-. f--5 p. Ll-. $50 ?. m. 80 D. nj
1000 D. m Leave week days. 200 D n
s a l., Florida Limited. and 7.I0 D. n
A c l.. Florida Special "a Pullmans. n
local stops. Local for Fredericisburg. D.
daily. Times Of departure s85 co1zec-
HeaE nos guaranteed ta3-ts
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY wINDOwsf
White help and moderate prices. LEON L.
CAHOON. Acme Window ChanIng Co. re-
moved 10 921 y. ". PhoLs II. 7l59.
izl<-sot
USEKEEPERS-This week ordinary win
dOws eXpertly cleaned. o. each. ELLIOTT.
1916 9TH y W. Postal or phone y, LISP.
nhg--fts
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ADAM A. WEscHLER. Auctloneer

TRUSTEES. SALE OF TwO-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING. NO. $50 SIXTH STREET
NORTH EAST.
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust.
recorded IN Liber No. 1865. at folio l4 et
seq, one OF the Land Records Of the District
OF Columbia, shall sell in front Of the
premises on THURSDAY. THE SEVENTH
DAY OF APRIL. A. d. 1910. AT O'CLOCK
p NJ, .ot AZ In that subdivision Of square
SIS recorded in Book No. Is. folio l42. OF
the Surveyors Office OF said District.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash. balance
IN one and two years. with interest at per
cent per annum. payable semi-aunuaIly- 800
required az time Of sale. and the purchaser
pletc the purchase.
ALEN ABRAHAM.
mhe6-eNSu-llt SuryI, wing Trustee.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
Fer Sale.


For Saie-
SOMERSET, MD.
ISie l' amy "- ' '-5 ~--s-'
HsIf acre o- less q. 81. .-. -..- s7 p
water ss,~.- 90, .-,.--,- lt,r. -.rs-
pnone' srsnolithic sidewalks. macadal-.
HOUSES
FOR sALE-Oue fG.rs--..e ...le.n.
six 90 room. bath and cellar. frame
6v-eIrfr~ in r..-.- ....5..---r- .,--
al ~
lot south and west fronts. 1s.O9s So
II n g-c,-7T. ,,r.,,... .r.-,-,o- an
e'o''- '-LaHe US an oi-el-b
49,,
M Ut -l --7le- Foi tH7
sumner, handsome corner house,
'-oiO-sHiy modern, large porches. an
acre OF lawn frus- and shade trees.
s,o, ,r- ~
-oi --1
Si'5 payments monthly.
For Further Pa-ticulars TnorIre oF
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FOR RENT
3O6 c 81. y. =. : rooms and bath.....---S SIS 30
I20l + ST y. r.. o rooms and bath -t-Iy
40 Sth ST. ~ f.. rooms and bath. 300
1913 9Th ST. y r. rooms and sdth.---- 211J
JJ7 9Th ST. y. W. 6r- and D. tc0l)...-.. 1000
FRANK T.. RAWLINGS co.
Le, Pa ave. y W rnh-6-5t
FOR RENT-6-room brick, water ana SINK
IN kitchen. on Sd ST. y. w. good neigh
b0rhOOd. convenient 10 cars, Slj.uU. ". T.
WILkERSON. 6S5 F st. y. ". mh-5-St'
Just REMODELED AND PAINTED
throughout. No 2ll2 / ST. y ", Extra
large yard. rent SIS.jo. Apply r W Ne
INTIRE, "a = 81. y. w. Side entrance be-
tween and l. mornings. mh-6-at'
FOR RENT--SlS per month. brick building.
rear $50 So. y W. front entrance, g
rooms and bath. suitable for dwelling or
workshop. apply 90 G ST. y. W mh2I-St-
FOX RENT-l27 { ST. y. F., rooms and
bath; large yarI. SO per month. Apply q
Room SO, Merchants & Mechanics Bank. 10Th
and Pa ave y ~. mh25-5t-
FOR RENT--6r. AM cellar brick; cheapest
rent in District. 500; investigate Key
1871 Rosedale y, p mhc6-St'
FOR RENT-6 rooms and bath dwelling In
good condition, concrete cellar and furnace,
$3.50 535 Tenn ave y. f Apply TO Dr.
ROBERTS. j-5 Tenn ave y. =. mh2i-lyt
1901 Wisconsin ave. \. W, rooms and BATH
corner modern; hack and side yards. south
ern exposure. $3.50 lI3 Sth St y. w.
mh-2-6tc
FOR RENT-To good coIored tenant fine
Iarge residence 900 2zd 81. y. W. 8 rooms
bath. splendid cOCditiOns only $3.50.
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SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE.
COLONIAL STYLE.

Tile bath; interior elegantly finished in
natural wood; all moderate improvements.
lot % feet front; located on Monroe St. near
llth. sale direct from owner who is about
10 leave the city A bargain
Address BOX 70. Times once.
mh2s-st
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LOAN SOCIETIES
On Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry,
Etc.


Capital --...-......-...--..-.---. g. .OOo, 900
Rsference-Any financial institution in ths
city. Redemptions made from pawnbrokerI
and new loans issued.
PRUDENTIAL LOAN SOCIETY,
Ground floor. N W cor 18th and G ats
Private side enuanco- Transactions strictly
eAandentiai. fs1G-6
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PRICE $3.50
A very pretty and cozy little home
NORTHWEST HEIGHTS Parlor. dining
room. larEe kitchen. 8 bedrooms and bath.
concrete cellar. furnace heat deep front and
back yard; front and rsar porches. 500
CASH AND $50 PER MONTH
The Washington times., 1910-03-28
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

Where you can be IN the country end have
city conveniences. Why not give yourself
room when YOU go 20 the suburbs and buy
one Of these beautiful villa sites with from
one 20 three acres2 High elevation lots or
shade. pure water. aud air. Best of sewer
facilities. Fine macadamIzed road from
Washington 70 property. e5 minutes run IN
automobile Everyone owning an auto should
buy a home in
The Washington times., 1910-03-28

FOR SALE
800 cash will purchase a 10-rooru house,
with baths at Columbia Heights. Built bv
owner for a home balance same as rent.
PERCY H RUSSELL.
RUSSELL BLDG. go G st y "
mh14-Tt
FOR SALE-Nea- Sheridan Circle great
bargain. beautifU, house rooms and hath
good size lot. BOX s. Times office rnha--3t
The Washington times., 1910-03-28
SOMERSET, MD.

Halt acre or less. se te l-. per 50. q
Terms TO suit IMPROVEMENTS
Water. sewer, gas. electric light. tele-
phone. grsHoIithic sidewalks. macadar.
streets
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-26

The report that the steam yacht
Viking. owned by George f. Baker
Jr., had sunk with twenty.three per
sons on board of Cape Cod is dis
credited.
Evening bulletin., 1910-09-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION
OF ROAD. = Office Constructing
Quartermaster, Honolulu, 4. H., Sep
tember "a, 1910.-Sealed Proposals
In triplicate will be received at this
office until 10 a. M, October 25,
1910, and then opened, for the con-
struction of macadam road at Fort
Shafter, II. 7. Bidders will be re
quired to deposit ten dollars for each
set of plans and specifications until
the same are returned. Envelopes
containing proposals should be en-
dorsed Proposals for Construction
of Road" For further information
apply to the undersigned.-M. N.
FALLS. Constructing Quartermaster,
Honolulu, II. II.
4733-sept. "a, 26. 27, 2S; Oct. 22,
"a.