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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20

laughing caps of mighty waves.
wales Is not a large country nor at
all thickly populated, yet 1t has played
a great part In English affairs ever
since the first Prince of Wales was
born within it's borders. 1t is also
famous for its singing societies, its
fairs and its picturesque scenery. The
country Is very mountainous, although
none of the peaks comes within thou
sand feet of even our Mt. Washington.
Snowdon Is the name of the highest
mountain In Wales or England. II
pierces the sky at an altitude of 1850
feet. The peak Is seldom visible. as
there are always many clouds playing
caressingly about its summit. We,
however, were treated to vision
of the five peaks which crown it's i'm
pressive body. The day was warm
and all the clouds were on vacation!
Although called Snowdon, there is no
snow on It's apex from April to the end
of October, as 1t is some 800 feet below
the snow line.
Great Goal for English walkers.
The English are passionately fond
of coming to Wales on walking expedi-
tions, their favorite form of pastime.
And well they might be, as the roads
and mountain paths wind through all
kinds of scenery-here as rugged and
wild as that of an untamed country
and there as peaceful and beautiful as
a WELL groomed park. Then, too. the
Welsh people are exceedingly hospita-
bic and helpful, going out of their way
with great readiness to do you a kind
ness Their homes are as pretty as
pictures, with gardens and trees in
front and vines climbing trustingly
all ovez the walls. 1t would hard
ly be fair or true to say that Wales
has the handsomest women Of the
British Isles. but it certainly has its
proportion. Their compilations are very
fair, their eyes very merry and they
all look buxom. as If they had plenty
to eat and assimilated it, too. They
look strong and contented. and not like
so many of the women one sees with
pale faces, langlid step and bodies SO
frail that any good hearty wind might
easily blow them to paradise!
The largest medieval castle Of the
British Isles is IN Wales at a place
called Carnarvon. 1t covers what
would be one of our city blocks with
its immense ruins. In days Of old the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
c. E. SOCIETY ENJOYS
ANNUAL TROLLEY RIDE.

The annual trolley ride of the Chris
tian Endeavor Society of the Elizabeth
Avenue Presbyterian Church was held
on Thursday and the destination was
Boynton Beach.
The committee in charge was: Miss
Florence Stratton. Mrs. John Cormack,
Mrs. William H. Spanger, ]. Oscar
Young, Anthony Schafer, William
Tunison and Herbert Heller.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
BAND CONCERT TOMORROW
AT BRANCH BROOK PARK,

A public band concert will be given
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
Branch Brook by Won Der Heide's
band. The program will be as follows
Star Spangled Banner" Grand March
and Battle Hymn from "Rienzi," Wag-
ner; overture. Fest" Lachner; valse
lento. "Fleurette," Herbert; selection,
Carmen" Bizet; nocturne from mid
summer Nights Dream" Mendelssohn;
selection, THE Bohemian Girl" Balfe;
"reminiscences of Scotland" Godfrey;
America? The singers will be John
Sturges and Edward Mack
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
TO PREACH IN EAST ORANGE.

The Rev. H. Moore Ridgely Robinson.
d. D., pastor of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church, of Red Bank, will
occupy the pulpit Of Park Avenue
both morning and evening. Morning
topic, "On the Heights;" evening topic,
ITO the Glory of God" DR. Robinson
will be entertained over Sunday by
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Geakey. 1S1 Will
lam street, East Orange.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
PHYSICAL DRILLS TO
BE HELD IN MONTCLAIR.

Arrangements are being completed
for the exhibition and field day to be
given next Thursday by the pupils Of
the Chestnut street summer school, of
Montclair. under the direction of Miss
Anna I. Washburn, principal Of tho
school, and N. w. Fradd, physical d.
rector. The school will close on the
day set for the exhibition.
On the following day the exhibition
of the Maple avenue summer school
will be held. More than 1000 pupils
are registered at the two schools.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
ESSEX c. E. SOCIETY TO
HOLD LABOR DAY OUTING.

The Essex County Christian En-
deavor Society Is arranging an excep-
ttonal program for its annual outing,
which will be held at the Fresh Air
Home, Roseland, on Labor Day.
County superintendent S. D. Riddle is
looking after the program details. A
large delegation of Endeavorers from
this vicinity will participate in the ar
fair.
Among the speakers at the afternoon
session will be State President Sproull
and County President Russell
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
MILLION BUSHELS OF U. S.
WHEAT SENT TO FRANCE.
Ever Been to Bettws-y-coeds

NEW YORK. Aug. 2o.-Market re-
ports for the past ten days show that
during that time million bushels OF
American wheat have been purchased
for expectation to France. The French
ceived here, has shown a deficit of
about 67,000.000 bushels. American
producers expect to be called upon to
supply most of this shortage.
The wheat already purchased VIII be
shipped from Baltimore and Philadel-
phia. -Four steamships have already
been chartered to carry wheat exciu-
sively. taking about 10000 bushels
each.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
PREsBYTERIAN.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Broad
and Mechanic streets-Divine worship at 1890
a. m and 7:45 p. M Rev J. J. Lansing, D. D.,
of Scranton. Pa, will preach at both services.
All departments of the Sunday school meet at
clock. Adult Bible Class at o'clock Chris
praise Tuesday night at s. Public invited to all
these services.
PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Belle
willie avenue and Kearny street-Union services
with the Belleville Avenue Congregational
Church IL q. m: Rev John Mcdowell will
preach. IL m, Bible school. Strangers well
come.
SOUTH PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner Of Broad street and Clinton avenue Rev.
L. W. Allen. p. D.. pastor Rev. w. ID.
Buchanan. assistant pastor. II a. M, congre-
gational worship Union services with Third
Presbyterian and St Paurs Methodist churches
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

CHILDRENS TEMPLE, Nichols street,
near Pacific street-Childrens open air meeting
sunday afternoon o'clock. in Lincoln Park
Or. j. Wadell Ward will be the speaker Mr.
Ward was born in Jerusalem and is an inter
esting speaker. Sunday evening service 7
O'Clock In the temple. Weekly p1eeting Thurs
come.
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS
ASSOCIATION. Masonic Hall. Newark Arcade,
65l Broad street-Sunday, August a. Mr. George
invited to attend Seats free. Non-sectarian.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
MRS. |. N. VAN DoREN's FUNERAL.

Funeral services for Mrs Louisa N
Van Doren, of 295 Fairmount avenue,
who died Thursday, will be held from
her home tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock. Fairmount Cemetery will be
the place of interment Mrs. Van
Doren was born in Newark forty-one
years ago and had lived here all her
life. She was the daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlieb Stanger. A
widower, Nathaniel Van Doren; one
daughter. Estelle and a son. William
Van Doren, survive.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
REFORMED.

NORTH REFvRMED CHURCH Broad and
Bridge streets-Dr James I. Vance ministers
Rev Lucas Boeve, assistant minister. Sunday
schools at $3.50 a. m. Christian Endeavor So
ciety at 6:46 p. m. Morning worship 1880;
evening 1:45. Rev. Lucas Boeve will preach
tomorrow morning on Past Triumphs Should
Be Present Indictments" At night he will
preach Spiritual Capital'' This church
will be open all summer both morning and eve
ming. with the assistant minister in charge Mr.
Howard V. Pascal conducts the Conversational
singing. His morning solo tomorrow Will be
Nevin's Jesus oh Have Mercy The solo
for the evening is Thy Will Be Done -
Bohr East Newark and italian Sunday schools
at 2:30 p. m.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
EPISCOPAL.

CHURCH OF ST. JAMES, Belleville avenue.
opposite Taylor street-Rev. T. Percival Bate.
rector. Holy Communion 73o a. m. Sunday
school e:4s a. m. Morning prayer and sermon
II o'clock. Evensong 7:45 p. m. Commercial
men especially invited.
ST. STEPHENS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
corner Clinton and Elizabeth avenues-The Rev.
Edmund A. WATSON, Phi. D., rector. There will
be no evening service and Sunday school.
The 10:45 a. m. service will be held every Sun
day. 1t will not last more than an hour. The
July, and on the first Sunday in August, but
not on the following Sundays of August
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
TRY STAR WANT ADS.
LOCOMOTIVE WORKS SHUT DOWN.

RICHMOND, Va. Aug 20.-It was
announced last night that the Rich
mond branch of the American Loco
motive Works will close down at the
end of next week for about fort
night. At the same time it was further
announced that orders for thirty-four
engines from four different roads came
in today.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
CHESTER, Engiand. July 25.

/ across the
Irish chan
7el from Dublin to
Holyhead is some
I ! m e s rou & h
but is generally
very comfortable
steaming. We had
a delightful pas
sage, made all the
more charming by
the emergence of
the Welsh head
lands out of a sill
very mist that
hung along the
shores of Wales.
due to a sixty
mile breeze which
was sweeping the
spray of the At
lantic from the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
CONGREGATIONAL.

THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL JUBB
MEMORIAL CHURCH. Clinton avenue. corner
Wright street-Rev. t. Aird Moffat, minister.
ST. Luke's NJ. e. Church unites with this
church In worship during August. Morning
worship at I0:45 o'clock. Evening devotions at
7:45 o'clock. Third sermon in the series of
the Barn. THE Friendly Church."
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
PLAN TO REEREcT
STATUE OF GEORGE iii.
ON BOWLING GREEN.

NEW YORK. Aug. 20.-Plans
are on foot to erect IN Bowling
Green In the lower part of the
city a duplicate of the statue Of
King George III. of England,
: which was torn down and cast
into bullets by continental
patriotism revolutionary days.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
REV. O. E. BRAUNH ON VACATION.

The Rev. o. E. Braune, pastor of the
st. Johns German Lutheran Church.
on Halsey street. and family are spend
ing the month of August at Rochester
and points in New York State. The
Rev. William Seibert. of the German
Evangelical Church, on Mulberry street.
is acting as a pulpit supply at St.
Johns Church during its pastors abb
sence.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
TO PREACH AT NEW BRUNswIcK.

The Rev. Samuel j. Skevington, pas
tor Of the Clinton Avenue Baptist
Church, this city will fill the pulpit of
the First Baptist Church at New
Brunswick at both services tomomrrow.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
USE STAR WANT ADS.
NAzARENR SISTERS AT BRADLEY.

The Sisters of the Nazarene of st.
Aloysius's Church, this city. are
spending the summer at Bradley Beach.
Their quiet demeanor and religious
dress attract some attention at this
popular seaside resort. The young
women enjoy an early morning dip in
the breakers, and appear to be having
a most enjoyable time.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
WALES VERY HOSPITABLE,
SAYS NE WARK MINISTER
Rev. Henry Rose Describes Welsh Homes Prety Pic
tures and Contrasts Them with the Frowning Ruins of
Medieval Carnarvon Castle Largest in British Isles

castle and its walls enclosed and pro-
tected the city. Today the castle Is
nothing but striking ruin and the
walls are for sightseers.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-13
NAL SERv|C|O
EN- AEEcIBo
Las lineas telefonic as-di
cen-son muy defectuo-
TOdo Ell material eSta muy ira.
bajado Y las comunicsciones
son con frecuenci8 interrum-
pidaS.
Los enumeradores del censo
Sc quejan de no haber toda-
via recibido los haberes de
su trabajo.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Agosto l2-Ayer tarde el peon
Francisco Ramirez que Sc encontra-
ba hacienda una excavation para sa-
car TERRA tuvo la desgracia de que
ocurriera I'm derrumbe que 10 sepul-
to. logrando extraersele medic as
hxiado falleciendo mas tarde en- eI
hospital causa de las graves lesio
mes que recibio. Paz a sus restos.
Ell servicio telefonico en- esta
ciudad reSulta pesimo. pues las lineas
estan muy defectuosas. Es necesario
que la compania yea ESQ Y haga ARE
glar las lineaS yaparatos poniendolos
en- condolences lie que resulte un
buen servicio va que Sc paga bien.
-Muy concurrida quedo la fun
ci6n que di0 anoche el cine saliendo
el publicc complacido de las bonita.
peliculaS que Sc exhibieron.
Los enumeradores del censo en-
e>ta ciudad don Angel Iguina v don
Ramon Garcia Sc queian de no ha-
Der aun reclbido el check fruto de su
trabaio. despues de tanto tempo
que Se termin6. Yea ESQ la o6cina CO.
rrespondiente.
-AcusadO de hurto fue deteni-
do el individuo Jose Nieves, ell cual
Se halla i disposition del iuez muni-
cipal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-13
ASAMBLEA De La T.
QU|EROA EN- BAYAM0N ,
Hay espectacion por CO.
nocer el resultado de
sus propositos.
Alsanas Was piblicas estan en-
lanentable estado y exigeu
Immediate reparaci0n.
Antier, por POGO hay que re-
glstrar en- las cronicas ell
suceso de ''un nilo ahogado
en- una calle en- Bayamon".
(De nuestro corresponsal }

Agosto 13.-La Inca ferrea del
Oeste, ha 'reformado sus vagones de
carga. Estos ahora son cubiertos,
yde muy buenas condolences para Ia
conduclon de toda clase de mercan-
clas, con todas las seguridades en-
esta clase de transportes.
FL vapor Peplta, es objeto de lin
pleza, y muy pronto entrara de servi
clio pdbhco.
Los otros dos ferry-boats, seran
obJeto de importantes reparaciones
y dentro de POGO Sc hara el trafico
entire Bayamon y San Juan, sin en-
torpecimiento alguno.
HAY espectacion, por saber el re-
sultado de la asamblea de la IL
q'nerdn republican,, convocada pa
"a el domingo proximo Como el OBJ
leto de la referlda asamblea es hacer
nueva nomination de candidate para
los puestos municipales, pues los
lzqmerdlstas, segun su manifesto,
no aceptan los nominados en- la con-
vencl6n; de aquf la espectacion por
saber qllienes seran los que elegira
lai zquierda.
Los partidarios del Sr. Serrano
sostlenen la nomination hecha por
la convention y estan dispuestos q
sacarla triunfante utilizando Ia
Erase de los religiosos de San Sebas-
tlan. Irdn d la ACADIA, cueste 10 que
cueste.
En- la prolongacion de la calle
"Maceo' antes Sol" y en- Ia barria
da Sierra hay una calle, que tiene
en- Ell mismo medic una inmensa la
guna y en- ella ocurri6 el siguiente
episodio: ,.
Dos nifos trataron de vadearla
y el mayorcito cogio de Ia mano al
mas pequeho, y cuando pusieron
el pie en- una palma de coco que sir
We de puente lie resbala ron los pies
y fueron al aqua Ell pequeho niilo lie
cay6 encima al mayor sin que lie de-
jase movimiento alguno, para po-
der salir del aprieto, teniendo un
detective Y otras personas, que IT,
rarse a la laguna, y sacarlos, pues hu
biera q1izas perecido uno de los
ninos.
~ que bonito hubiera sido que al
siguiente dia las cronicas registraran
la 81 iguiente information: Dos ninos
ahogados en- una calle de BayamonI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-13

Ell estado sanitario de toda Ia in.
risdiccion ha sido excelente durant,
todo el ano economico, pues 81 bien
durante los meses de mario V abri
atacoel sarampion a muchos vecincs
en- SUI mayorfa ni1os, ningunO
fallecio por tai causa; via estadistica
demogafica que Sc incluye en- ell in
forme del Registro civil inserto, de
muestra que durante todo el afio e.
conomico sc registraron menos de-
funciones que en- ninguno de los nue.
We anterioreS.
A la beneficencia Sc ha prestado Ia
mayor atenci6n. .tratando de frecer
al S pobres I'm buen servicio. Las me
dicinas que Sc facilitan i Is enfermOs
pobres fueron eOntratadas por Ia sll-
ma de S216. La administration IA
cilito q todos los enfermOs que los ne
cesitaron, V que d ellos tenian dere
cho por ser pobres, socorrOs Pecunla-
rios en- mayor suma que en- cualqule
"a de los afios anteriOres; V vaTlOs
que earecfan de albergue fueron asi-
lados en- un departamentO de Ia casa
alcaldfa ,donde sc lesatendi6 10 mej"r
possible Alguno hubo que. precisan
do operacion quirurgica ymejOr asis
tencia de Ia que podiamos ofreoerIe.
fue enviadO al hospital municipal
de Caguas, por cuenta de esta mu-
nicipalidad que pago. asf las estan-
cias del enfermO en- dicho hospital.
como los honorarios del m6dicO que
10 opero y asistio hasta su completa
curacion.
Contiaua q Ia plgina d
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-13
La convocstoria para Ia reunion

La convocatorla para Ia reunion
de Ia asamhlea extraordinaria de IA
legislature ciehe publicsrse con 20
dias de anticipation.
- Con Obieto de acompafar 4 un
familiar sIIvo que viene de Arecibo 4
San Juan. ha ito aquella ciuda,I
nueStTo oOmpaherO DE trabsjo el 10
ven David FerreE- Buen viaje yfe.iz
resreso-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-13

Sc ohligan a conccdcr gratis 4 "a
vor del Nunicipio Ia Gale de las Ne
reidaS.
'Aceptan el pago en- c'Iatro anuaIi-
daieS . razdn de seiS mil dO>cienln<
cInrueuta dollars csi,la una lie elias
rmpezandO Ia primera o,n el prcSu-
pl.nsto de l9ll-I9I2-
Sc Obligan i no cOhrar inten=S al
gunO por el total de los veinte y cin-
co NIL dollars nj por ninguno lie los
plsgos determinadOs.'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-13

-Segun informeS de Ia Tnive'Si-
dad hubo un error en- Ia nota reSpcC
TO a concession de ''becaS que 80 did
a con ocer oportunamiente. En- el g
distrito obtuvieron ''heca>" Cecilio
Lebr6n Ramos. Y Felipe Aponte
en- vez de Natalie Bosch V Ra-
mon Deliz que aparecieron en- Ia in
formation publicada.
En- asuntos de La CorreSpOn-
dencia" sale esta noche para Ia
isla nuestro companero el Sr. Joa-
gum Puials Santana. que e>tara dos
das ausente de Ia ciudad. BIcn viaje
Hay gran eSpectaci6n para CO.
noeer Ia re>Oluci6n del municipio &c
Ia ciudad en- el asunto compra del
"puente del Condado''. Nccino> vcon
tribuyentes de la ciudad V de San
turce discuten Ia convenience o no
de Ia negociacion Prcpue~ta al ayun
tauiPntO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-13
Proetaros de soares residences en- e Cndado recomen
dan convenente la adqucon del puente por la copo
racion municipal

La Liga de propetaros opone la compra de OPT
MON que ell puente alberto va al servcio pbco deb
consttur carga para la comundad con el i'm
porte de adquisic6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-13
La compra del pqentc del "CondadO"

Sc lleva efecto vista publica los saones del
munjcipio de la ciudad emlten opinlones en-
favor contra de la proposition hecha por los
seiiores Behn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-20

LOT Consists of over 200 Suits Everyone of them
presents definite economy in styles of the hour, in
variety of different models The materials include broad
cloths and variety of fancy mxures the shades
and colorngs the latest. You will find general
cellence in the workmanship and you will not equal
these Suits anywhere for less than $780, eli co
These two days only .....................1l luz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-24
LAUNCH PUT OVERHEARD.
A. Webster Richards Builds Graft
From Knock-Down Frame.

handsome hunting cabin power
launch, owned by y. W ebsJer Richards
OF 4lJ New Jersey avenue southeast,
Is on the marine railway at Regans
boatyard. foot of 18th street southwest
10 have its engine installed and be
made ready -or service. The boat was
built from Knocked down frame by
Mr.. Richards, assisted by some of his
friends, in the yard of his residence
and was yesterday taken to the river
on d wagon, attracting much attention
as 1t was carried through the streets.
The boat is thirtysiX feet long, ten
and half feet beam, and will have
draft Of about four feet. 1t is to be
equipped with 30-40-horSepoWer en-
CINE, and is expected to attain a speed
OF about twelve miles an hour. The
boat Will be ready for service about
the middle of the coming month, and
Will be used for pleasure cruising on
the Potomac river and Chesapeake bay.
She viii have accommodations for eight
persons on long cruises, and is to be
equipped with all modern appliances for
the safety and comfort of those crulS-
ing aboard her. The work of installing
her engine will be commenced tomor-
row.
The work on the new thirty-two-foot
launch wnich w. G. Hamburg is build
ing from Il knock down frame is pro-
crossing rapidly, and the boat may be
ready Tor service this season. 1t has
been determined TO equip her with a
fourteen horsepower engine that is ex-
poCteG to drive her through the water
al a speed of not less than ten miles
an hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-24
FIRE CHIEF IN COLLISION.
Horse SHES at Street Car and Acct
dent is Result.

While responding Ia an alarm of fire
turned in from the box at Pennsylvania
avenue and Sd street northwest. about
noon yesterday. the buggy of Deputy
Chief Sullivan struck public vehicle be-
longing to William Selby. and broke off
one of the rear wheels. The accident hap
pened near Pennsylvania avenue and 9th
street, and was caused when the fire
horse SHE'D from a street car.
There was not room enough between the
Seiby carriage and the street car for the
Chlei vehicle To pass. \ woman paSSen-
ger i'll the Selby carriage became alarmed
and jumped 10 the street, but was not
injured.
The alarm was sounded because of
blaze in an automobile in the establish
ment of ). ID. Waters & Son, 80 Penn
sylvania avenue. The blaze was eXtin-
Suished before much damage had been
done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-24
RESIDENCE PROPERTIES SOLD.
Two Handsome Homes on Columbia
Heights Have Changed Hands.
By T. E. Po4vers.

Sales of real estate on Columbia
Heights and elsewhere by the Boss &
Phelps real estate corporation are an
nounced as follows: r
To Mrs. G. L. Keyser, the new semi
detached residence at 3116 Mount
Pleasant street, containing twelve rooms
and two baths, heated by hot water
and ligted by electricity and gas. The
house was built by John HI. Nolan, and
was sold for William H. Walker for
about $4,000
To W. W. Chamberlain of Norfolk.
Va, the residence at 1855 Harvard
street, Columbia Heights, containing
ten rooms and two baths, with gas and
electric lighting fixtures. 1t was built
by the late Frank Handy, and was sold
for William Helms for about 100000
Mr.. Chamberlain will occupy it as a
winter residence.
To j. D. Sullivan, for a client house
122 c street northwest, containing nine
rooms and bath, lot Is by 40 feet, for
approximately $4,000 1t was owned by
A. S. Eberly
House 1854 Newton street northwest
containing six rooms and bath, with
gas and electric lighting fixtures and
hot-water heating apparatus, for $4,000
The house is trimmed throughout with
oak, and was owned by Charles W.
King, jr.