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FOR SALE?HOUSES.
?OR SALE NORTHEAST HOUSE OF ft ROOMS
anil bath; brick. ivratttt sidewalk. Pric*, $2.81*0;
terms, Including int. rest tint! taxes, $22 a month.
Address |u>x 'J"". Star office. mh?-Sm
|OK SALE?ON 4Tn X. E.. ONE BLOCK KKOM
E Cap.. pre* ?.??>! brick: ts rooms. bath and cellar;
lot is' t>i alk? : frame stable In rear; price,
$4 ,2"o; make offer; will rent for $3o.
AN IDEAL HOME.
Mil. uro ne-ir St; ulon Park. 11 rooms, bath and
cellar; I rooms deep; hot-water beat; handsome
mantels and k:i- fixtures; will sell to clow es
tnte $2,<*st l"ss than cost. Si'e us at once aliout
tbis.
Jpst what yon sir.- looking for?n corner tiouse;
8 rooms niul bath: 4 rooms on a floor; near 6th
anil K n.e.; price S4.5tsi.
It J. i'. WEEDOX & CO.. 224 E. Cap.
fro It SU.E Ho| SES RENTING AT
$25 per mo. Rest section of ti e . near two car
lines: pari-d street; lot IT feet front to rear
paved alley. Houses two story brick: six large
peonis; tiled Iciih: cellar; furnace beat. Always
rented Will also make pleasant homes. Par
ticulars of
JOSEPH I WELLER.
Member Washit gton ltenl Estate Exchange,"
Tel. E'.st i&3. ill i tin;; |? st. n ?.
FOR SALE t>lt EXrilANtiE?LotTIiTH ANI) B
n.e., .V'\li:. to aI ley. $!; lltli and N. C. ave.
*.??.. 2.'txl'*>; ? 1 V tieiir 13th n.w., side and'
rear alley. 22xt4." $1 25; want offer clieap. WSI.
F. HOI.TZ.MAN. l.t.'l F n.w. tub* 3r
FOR SAl E <>N roU '.llllA ROAI? RET. ITl'H
and I4lh. II rooms, flliil ba.'h. steiiu: (e at; 4
rooms lust fli or. parlor, flit.:njr. n c?ptloa and
kitchen, lot lK2xloo; i beautiful I."me in best
location on Columbia Hct* A bargain at $7.tl5";
terms easy. Apply to OWNER, Litis Harvard st.
lt?
FOR SALE $!.'i.ooo ? H'lK'I. N.W. LOCVTlUN;
HANDS--UK RE.SU>I NCE; FACING sol Til:
1IIUVV RR? ?WN S'l'i >.N E AMI P.RICK
FRONT; 12 ROOMS AN!' RATH: LOT 2.T."><;\
W< To ALLEY; EXTRA WELL RI 1LT, AND
Eyi Al. of Most slm.oho iiolsi.s.
HEISKELL \ McLERAN.
It Haiti V ST.
VUK S.R?-|l?.2iO L ST. BETWEEN 13T1I AX1?
14111 STS . l.AK?;F IHYH.I IVC: II ROOMS
ANI? RATH: .t STORIES \ NI > CELLAR; LOT
"on 11" To ALLEY CANNOT RE EQUALED
FOR A CHOICE CENTRAL LOCATION*.
HEISKELL McLERAN.
1* loos F ST.
toil SALE A RARcTuN WEST OF 14111 ST.!
VERY CONVENIENT To CAR LINE; NEW
TIIREESTORY AND CELLAR HWEL v.;
KIIOWN STONE AND REI> SFLE?T RRICK
FRONT; FI LL RAY WINDOW: 1>> ROOMS:
TILEI? RATH. WITH I'oRi EI.AIN TFR;
HOl SE NICELY FINISHED \N1> PAPERED
THROUGHOUT; STATIONARY WASH TFRS
IN CELLAR: 11E ATE i? RY HOT WATER;
LoT 17 5ox?C> To ALLEY: NOW RENTED AT
$40.50 PER Mo ; TRl'ST. ,V'r. HAL.
To SI'IT. ? o>T OWNER $X.5i*l. BEING
NOW A NO.N It 1 SILENT HE WILL SELL
TO yl ICK Rl YI.R for $7.mat.
HEISKELL iV McLERAN.
It Ktos V ST.
froli SALE 1723 ANI? 172.". R?TH ST N.wTnEW
10-room houses; 2" ft. wide: handsome stone and
lijrht bri.-k fronts; finished in hardwood: fruit
and ba?-k stairs; complete In every particular.
For permit to lnsi>eet e 11 on THEO. A. IIARI)
ixg. i3i? t; st. n.w. tuhs-at
Foit sale a bargain in rrick iiwelllml
15th st. near I\ n.w.: n-'ii-resident owner wants
to make ipilck sale. TYLER \ Rl'THERFORl)
(Inc.), L'titT F st. ii.w. mliS-at*
For SAljrCHEAP on loTH ST. N.W.
ItETWEEN I' ANI) Q.
Prlo.. ??,.7r>"; rent it.s for $25 a month. 3-story
bay-window brick; lot 17xlln. alley. A GOOD
INVESTMENT V CI1E M' HOME
inh7-2t STONE & FAIRFAX. S<id-SOS Fat. n.w.
Ft >R SALE?A liARii AIN AT $4 .".imi.
ON THE 11 EICllTS,
RETWEEN 1 .TTI1 A NI > 14TII.
A lovely heme; modern, new; drv cellar; fur
nace neat THIS IS A RARUAIN. A NEW
THLNt; NEVER oFFEREM REEoRE.
nih7-2t STONE & FAIRFAX. Soti sits F st. n.w.
Folt SALE OX~TUE HElljHIS UiAV PiMi 1 11
bouses, offer.il "away down," much below value;
Bear 14th and En. l:il sts.; new ; 3 stories, cel
lar, furnace, reception hall. A very line home
tor J5.5U0.
*r>.S**> will buy a 3-st iry 1ft room house, with
bath; lot 2MilM.i; near Victoria apartments.
FOR SAI.K On Yale St.. a lovely new- house;
reduced to $5(kh?; brick; bay window ; reception
hall; tiled bath; open ttreplaees; 2,5oo sij. ft. of
ground in lot. An exceptionally line home.
Prlee $5.65i>; a very low price for a new 3
?tory hoifle on Kenesaw ave.; 4 rooms on first
floor; 0 bed rooms; tiled bath; porcelain tub;
go. Ill lot.
wb7-2t STONF. & FAIRFAX. SotVSOS 1" st. n w.
for sale brick iiolse rrick starle.
ONLY $4,5tHi.
On a numbered st. n.w.; 2 stories, cellar: a
Item of a In me; u good renter; line local ion;
lo-ar llitli Si hoi 1.
mh7-2t STONE A. FAIRFAX. 8<i? siW F st. n.w.
For sale for a home or investment.
l'rlce, $5.S5f>. Renting for $40.
Sold when completed a few years ago for
$S.5<''?; $6,<><>0 was loaned on It. Well situated
en a lettered st. near Iowa Circle. 3 stories, cel
lar; furnace beat; reception hall plan; a very
low price for such a tine property. The owner
needs cash and will give a prompt buyer a bar
gain. I>0 VOL WANT IT?
mh7 2t STONE A FAIRFAX. 80(1-808 F st. n.w.
FOR SALE HERE S VOI R CHANCE: *
A new house on "The Heights," west of 14th
? t., for Jti.loo. Rents for $40 a month.
A SPI.ENI?11? HOME.
A Fine Investment.
Beautiful front, stone and brick: 3 stories: cel
lar under entire house; parlor, large reception
hall, dining room, pantry anil kitchen on first
floor: ft large bed rooms; very large tiled bath,
porcelain tub; plenty of large closets; HOT
WATER HEAT; cabinet mantels; lot lSxloO.
THIS IS on: of THE REST BARGAINS
F\KR OFFERED IN THIS SECTION. Could
not be duplicated under $H.<'???. If von see it you
wiR buy It. STONE A- FAIRFAX.
n:h"-2t 806 & 80S F st. n.w.
Fur sale
ONLY $0,000.
Nothing better for $14,Oi>0; Bituated In the most
fashionable location northwest, one square from
the Connecticut ave. cars, surrounded by the
most eijieniive residences.
DESCRIPTION'.
Read carefully, compare It with houses your
friends have paid $12.ooo and $15,00o for. you
will admit ours Is superior; handsome front,
6tone and brh k, stone porch, stone steps; parlor,
lll-rury. dining room, piintry and kitchen on first
floor, ail finished In solid oak; tt large, cheerful
bed rooms; 2 large tiled baths, porcelain tub.
nickel plumbing; very expensive mantels and
chandeliers; open fireplaces in almost every roam;
beautifully papered; cellar under entire house;
laundry, electric lights; s{ieaking tubes; lot con
tains over 2.5?iu square feet; pa vol alley in rear.
$t*> per month rent has been refugol.
mh7-2t STONE A FAIRFAX. Srtfi F st. n.w.
FOR SALE?DO.VT PAY $10,000 FOR A HOl'SB
J hep you can get Oflii just as good for $7.ft50T
eats any one over Offered under $10,000. New,
stories, cellar, str.ne and brick; 7 bed rooms,
parlor, library, dining room, pantry and kitchen
on 1st floor; tiled bath, porcelain tub; STEAM
HEAT; laundry, beautiful mantels and chande
IbTS, electric lightings; ojwn fireplaces. THIS
IS A WELL-CONSTRICTED IIOFSE. NONE
BETTER BITI.T. Jft.iVK) was loaned on it, first
tru?t. You can pav ail cash or |?art.
mh7 2t STONE A FAIRFAX, 8ft6 Ho* F st. n.w.
?or sale something very choice?
AN ELKO A XT HOME.
A SEPARATE HOUSE.
Built of select materials by "DAY'S WORK"
for owner's home; handsome front, Roman brick;
stone ix.r' h and stone steps; parlor, reception hall,
dining ruom, pantry and kitchen on first floor;
8 bed rooms en second; 3 pretty rooms on third;
2 decant baths; front and rear stairways; beau
tiful mantels and chandeliers; HOT-WATER
HEAT: large cellar; laundry; 2-story rear porch;
lot 25x130. 20-ft. alley; slile entrance; side win
dows. Price, $13 ,5ui>. Very choice location west
of 14th st. STONE A FAIRFAX,
Soti Ai huh F st. n.w.
FOR SALE A 1IANHSOME RESIDENCE
AT A SACRIFICE.
Situated on the widest, ha'id*-. mest street in
the fashtonable n.w.; surrnindcd by mansions
Costing r5o.ooo ard SltMi.ta*1
WILL BL'Y IT IF SOLD THIS MONTH;
$13.1>oo WAS REFUSED AT Al CTiON; WORTH
$lt!.(MlA.
Handsome front, round bay-window, with
tower; stone porch and steps; 12 rooms, cellar,
laundry. 2 fine baths, sanitary plumbing, porce
lain tubs; open fireplaces and cabinet mantels In
almost every room. L?>t alone worth $8,ouo or
$1".im?>. Si/e 2oxllO. alley.
:iil.7 2t STONE A FAIRFAX. 80<5-8?V8 F st. n.w.
FOR SALE BUT ONE LEFT?
1444 HOW ARD AVE..
MT. PLEASANT.
MAKE US AN OFFER.
Seme one will get u bargain in this h .u-e. Of
fered at very low price J6.500; lowest-priced 3
Story house In Mt. Pleasant ELEUANT HOME.
FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT. Handsome front.
Koiiiau st * *n* s 11 til in. , ?t??in? poroh nnd
?teLS. WELL PLANNED. Parlor, reception
tall, dining rv-oiu. pantry and kitchen all ou one
floor; al! light, cheerful bid chaiuliers; tiled bath
ro"tu, porcelain tub. nickel plumbing; beautiful
mantels and chandeliers; dry cement cellar;
flrst-cl*?* h. ating plant; lot lHxHsi. H>OK AT
IT. OPEN See us about if. You can get a
ch< ap home.
^ mh7 2t STONF & FAIRFAX. SoS F st. n.w.
FOR Sale and a oood invkstmbnt
Price. $13,100; renting for *!f! a month; ft b lck
booses, renting fi r $U3 a month, ou a lettered st.
In one ef the I lest renting section* of the city
B?h7 2t STONE A: FAIRFAX, viti & so8 F ?t. n.w.
Folt S.\Ti: UEDUt'ED TO
Owner, wishing to tnakc a qnlel; sale In order
to leave the city, offers a most desirable n>-\v 3
atory, 10-ro-im house at a sacrifice; HOT WATER
HEAT; situated on a numb, red rt. n.w.. w.st it
14'h St.
Bh7 2t STONE ft FAIRFAX 806 ft 808 F <t. n.w.
FOlfs ALEr?
A fine Invesfment.
8 frame bous?>s: centrally located n.w., in good
repair; must be sold; renting for $1U.5U each.
Price, $1,700 each.
Investigate at once.
E. LODGE HILL,
mh7-2t 802 F st. n.w.
8OR SALE HOME OK INVESTMENT?
ICE LITTLE 3 STORY, 7I{ AND RATH BRICK,
QU1NCY ST.. WEST ECKINOTOX.
RENT, $25 PER MO.
$3.??si. EASY TERMS.
WILL LEND $2.5oo ON THE PROPERTY.
SEU. FOR *3,400, A1J> CASH.
GOOD RENT INVESTMENT.
Hh7-3t J. B. W1MER. REAL EST.. 1Z20 O ST.
?OR SALE--A THREE STORY AND CEI.I.AR
BRICK DWEMJXU on 16th st. n.w. for what
the ground Is worth; now rented; terms, $800
?own and $42 per month. Including int-rest at
9%i ? bargain! R. a. PllILLIPS.
1406 Q st. B.W.
FOR SALE?HOUSES,
FOR SALE?
Centrally located n.w.
Fine arrangement; 4 rooms on 1st floor, Includ
ing kitchen; saloon parlors; lot lSxlOO.
Price, $5.'J90.
ANOTHER NE? IHHVN TOWN*.
West ?f sub st.: --story and cellar: 4 rooms 1st
floor, inlmling kitchen; g,<od furnace; porcelain
bath tub; lot 17^x100: alley.
Price, $7,000?no less.
FOR SALE?
I'rice reduced to $3,500.
8 rooms an<l bath: furnace heat: tiled hath; re
ception hall; fronting south on a tine park.
See these at once.
Cheapest houses offered today.
Only $2,000- e-ro-im and hath brick, near
East Cap. St.; $50 or more cash; bal. mo.
E. LODGE HILL.
mhT -'t 802 F ft. n.w.
F( >It SALE?ONI.Y J1.!?".* FOR G? Wl>T? 2-STORY
brick house; 6 rooms and bath; lot 16x92 to al
ley; rented for $16.30 to good tenant; central;
near >1 and N. Capitol sts.
mh7 tf li. L. III "ST, Orts 14th st. n.w.
F? Ml SALE NoKllT t ? HI A H EIGHTS (NEAR
Alt. I'leasantl. the new addition to the great
n >rthvve<t. Ijots 25 to HO feet front. Prices.
3" . to . a mj. ft. Terms. $."><) to $100 cash.
$tr. to SJo monthly, or one third cash, balance 1.
2 and .? years. Money furnished to build. For
full particulars dr>-|> postal or telephone for new
16-page illustrate,1 ?'booklet," plat, &<*. Carriage
free to see the property.
Fl'LTON R. GORDON.
'Phone Main 50S-2. 704 14th n.w.
mli7-7t
j r?ii: sai.i: iTuTrk iiui sk; a stories; nine
r"<tns. and brick stable; lot ao?ut ITvllti; on a
numbered st. \\?st <>f S?th; only *3,750. This Is
a very reasonable price.
j ml;7-2t STONE & FAIRFAX, Soft & 808 F st. n.w.
1 o i; SALE?10 PER CENT INVESTMENT?
SnU? To SETTLE ESTATE.
Price. $2.35o; renting for $2U.
A (t-r?om brick, with Oath and cellar; near
14th st. n.w.
mh7-3t STONE & FAIRFAX. 80Q A; SOS F Rt. n.w.
FOR SALE
2.:r, It ST N.E.. 711 AND HATH $4,500
2(>15 12TII ST. N.W.. 6 ROOMS, FR S.oOo
2117 BANCROFT PLACE. 12U 15.000
HI'RON ST.. MKit. HILL, FR 2.500
2109 S ST. N.W., 13R 15.(It 10
2111 S ST. N.W.. 13R 15.000
1710 OREGON AVE.. 11R 11.000
211(1 G ST. N.W . lilt 11.000
17'"ft 17T11 ST. N.W"., OR 8.000
816 V. .1. AVE.. i?H 8.000
CAL. AVE. AN1? 10TH ST.. 11R 12.000
716 I3TH ST 25.000
19TH ANH OREGON AVE 13.5(H)
lot; yl'lNCY ST N.E 3,600
102 OFIN'Y ST N.E 3.600
1122 16TH ST. N.W'.. 1(?R 0.500
2023 K A\A lit A MA AVE., 11 r 12.000
211!i BANCROFT AVE.. 12R 15.000
K124 P ST. N W'.. Ill: 14,000
ALL OF THE A HOVE PROPERTIES ARE
OFFERFI> oN EASY TERMS.
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO ALL CASH PER
CH \SERS.
mh~ 3t J. H. W'IMER. REAL EST.. 1220 G ST.
ion sale roCr.iisF. an estate i>esirahi.e
homes. 826. S24 A st. s.e.; also 23(1 7th st. s.e.,
opposite Eastern Market. J. R. MIDDLETON,
W". R. Mil 1I1LETON, executors. 802 loth st. n.e.
inhl-12t*
FOi; SALE
JIST FINISHEH.
Beautiful 8-room and tiled bath brick dwelling.
4 rooms 011 floor.
Situate on loth 6t. n.e.
Price. $4.5o0.
fe8-ff OASCH BROS.. 1307 F st.
FOR SALE?CIIEAI* GOOD (i-ROOM BRICK. MOR
ris st. bet. F and G n.e.; cellar, alley, good yard.
Monthlv payments. G. W\ WEBER.
fe2S-tf,4 1333 F (basement).
F( 'T: K A l,K THAT MOOFRN KKSIIiF.NCe7 2"2S
Columbia road (head of Connecticut are.); entire
character and construction rich throughout. For
terms anil i>eruilt to inspect apply ARTHl'R
COWSILL, Owner, W'yatt bldgs., 11th and F n.w.
fc27-12t?
FOR SALE (! ROOMS. TILED HATH; ALL MOD
ern Improvements; on 8th st. n.e. bet. F and G
sts.. at a bargain; oulv small amount cash needed.
GASCII BROS.. 1307 F. fe28-tf
I OH SaT7i: MI ST BE Sold TO SETTLE AN
estate?1330, 1332 awl 1334 I st. n.w., opposite
Franklin Park: l"ts 72 ft. by 144 ft.
I?. M. OGDEN, Executor, 1026 1st st. n.w.
fc24-tf.4
FOR SALE A VERY W'ELL-Bl'II.T HOl'SE IN
the northwest section; 18th an<l T sts ; 9 rooms,
bath, cellar; furnace lieat; a big bargain at
$(:..rio0; lot 20x80 ft. to 10 ft. alley.
feiy-tf GASCII BROS., 1307 F n.w.
OCEAN TRAVEL.
Apply to Holland-America Line, 39 B'way
E. F. Dl'^iop & SONS. 025 Pa. ave.; G. W.
1411 G st. n.w.. Agents for Washingtc
GOING TO EUROPE?
THIRTY TOl'RS THIS SEASON?APRIL to AI7
GI'ST -covering the whole of El'ROPE. Fares,
including All Expenses, $225 to $1(75. Illustrated
programs free. Many tours iucludo the CORONA
TION.
Also independent RAILROAD and STEAMSHIP
tickets EVERYWHERE.
TH0S. COOK & SON,
261 AND 1185 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
G. W. MOSS. 1411 G ST. N.W"., WASHINGTON.
nih8-s.4t.14
' usm.
NEW YOHK-HOTTEItDAM. VIA BOULOGNE S.M.
New Twlu-Screw Steamers of 13.000 tons Register.
Steamerrt * ST^TlISfltD)^fij^Mar. 15. 10 A.M.
Steamer MAASDAM March 22, 10 A.M.
St owner1 iH Mar. 29, 10 A.M.
B'way, N. Y.
~ ~ MOSS.
_ r'ashlngtoa.
ja10-th,s&tu-52t&Jyi-tn,tli&B-26t
To Jamaica, South and
Central America and HaytJ
Weekly Sailing* by the
ATLAS LINE STEAMERS
Low rates to all points. Special 23-day cruise over
entire route, $125.00.
Apply for pamphlets, rates, etc., to
Iiamlbiuirg=Amer5cair!i Lame.
OFFICES, 35-37 BROADWAY, S. Y.
E. F. DROOP & SONS. 025 I'a. ave.. Agents.
nol6-tu,th.s52t
~ FRENCH LINE. I
COMPAGNIE GENF.RALE TRANSATI-ANTIQL"E,
lilrect Line to Havre I'arls (France.)
Sailing every Thursday at 10 a.m.
From Pier No. 42. North River, foot Morton st .N.Y.
?L'Aquitalne.. .March 13 *I.a Savole April 3
La Gascogne ..March 2<J ?L'Aqultaine. ...April 10
?La Touralne. .March 27 La Champagne. .April 17
*Tw in Screw Steamers.
General Agency, 32 Broadway, New York.
GEORGE W. MOSS,
mhl-312t-14 1411 G ST. N.W.
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW YORK?QUEENSTOWN?LIVERPOOL.
Oceanic, Mar. 5, 2 p.m..Teutonic, Mar. 26, noon
- " - -l'? l~ A ? -1 O
Majestic, Mar. 12. no^n
Germanic, Mar. 10, no?,n
Oceanic, Apl, 2. noon
Majestic. Apl. 0, noon
?'riiiaiut", .uai. iw, uv?t -? ?
For rates, sailings and further Information apply
to G. W. MOSS. 1411 G st, n.w. mhl-156t 8
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
J FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
plymoltii-ciiehbourg-bhemen.
Kaiser Mar. 20, 10 am Kronprlnz.. .May 6, 8 am
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Kaiser Apr. 22. 10 am Kronprlnz. .June 3,2 pm
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
Cherlxiurs Southampton, Alternately, and Bremen.
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Hohenr.'ern. Mar. 22. 3pm' Ti-ave April 12. 10 am
Kal9erln..Mar. 20. 10 am! Aller April ls>. 2 pm
OELR1CHS & CO.. NO. ft BROADWAY, N. X.
Apply to E. V. DROOP. ?25 Fa. ave,,
feh 312t Agent for \YtahingtdB.
J Ameracami LSne
NEW YORK-SOUTHAMI'TON-I.OXDO*
St. Paul..Mar. 12, 10 am I'hllad'a .Mar. 26, 10 an
St. Ij)uls >Iar. 10. Hi am J St. Paul..April 2, 10 am
Red Star Line
NEW YORK -ANTWERP- PARIS
Vaderland.Mar. 12, noon ! Haverfi-rd..Mar. 26. noon
Kensington.Mar. 10, no?in j Fiieslaud..April 2, noon
INTERNA!IONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Company's Washington Office. 1300 F St. n.w.,
ap24 Or Geo. W. M<?s. 1411 G st. u.w.
/ Q. S. S. Co.
Cryises NewTrk.
S.S. "R0RA1MA," 2.712 tons, sails March IB.
S.S. "MADIANA," 3,080 tons, sails March 20.
Specially fitted with electric lights, baths and
all improvements. For St. Thomas, St. Croix,
St. Kltts, Antigua, Guadeloupe, lH>mluica, Mar
tinique, St. Lucia, Barbados. Demerara.
For beauty of s*enery and perfection of climate
this trip Is unsuriasscd. For Illustrated pamphleta
giving rates of passage and all Information, apply
to A. E. OFTKRBR1DGE & CO.. Agents. 39 Broad
way; A. AHERX, Sec'y. Quebec, Canada, or G. W.
MOSS, 1411 G st. n.w., Washington, D. C.
de3-tu.tli&s-t1tlnpl-28
DOMINION LINE.
FAST TWIN SCREW SERVICE.
BOSTON to QIEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL
Sailings Every Saturday.
New England. .Mprcb 8 1 Merlon (New)... .Mar. 22
Commonwealth..Mar. 10 I New England.. .April 12
Saloon, $50 and upward; Second Saloon, $40.
These n?w twin screw steamers are among the
largest afloat; have splendid accommodations for
passengers on up; er deck amidships.
Boaton- M EDIT ER RAN EAN-^"'?
GIBRALTAR, NAPLES, GENOA.
Canibruinan,* April 9. May 21. Jnly 2.
Saloon Rate*, $75 upward. Second Saloon, $50.
For rates, etc.. address Dominion Line, ?Boston.
I or GEO. W. MOSS, 1411 O It. B.W. oc0-tb,s,tu,7*t
FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SALE?ATTENTION, BUILDERS!
FINE SITE FOB FLAT Oil DWELLINGS.
107 FT. FRONTAGE ON I* ST.
NEAR "DUPONT CIRCLE."
WILL CONSIDER OFFER OF $1.50 SO FT.
_lt LIEBERMANN & HAWS. 13o3 F St.
FOR SALE- ~ ~
BARGAINS ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
BEAUTIFUL LOT ON WYOMING AVE. BET.
COLUMBIA ROAD AND CONN. AVE.
2u-ft. front; open ?i>a< es on Bide.
ONLY $3,600.
Also. 38 FEET FRONT by about 100 feet deep.
ON WYOMING AVE. NEAR CONN. AVE. (will
make two flu,, building lots), l'rlte, $2 m. ft.
WILL CONSIDER OFFER OF $1.85 SO. FT.
It LIEBERMANN & HAWS. 1303 F at.
FOR SALE?
S.E. COR. 2D AND F STS. N.E.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION! CHANCE FOR
SPECULATION.
_ Containing
, !"? 1,500 square feet each.
1 lot. 1H by irregular deptb, !>25 square feet.
? lots, lH-%xl>4. containing i ,704.98 square feet.
Total square feet. 7.352.06.
^ ill soil for 75c. square foot.
ONLY $1.1<mi l'ER LOT-.V BARGAIN.
" LIEBERMANN & HAWN. 1303 F st.
EOIt SALE?BARGAIN FOR BUILDER.
2 elegant lots, well located in the northeast;
Size 21x100 to wide nlley.
$1,000 EACII IF SOLD AT ONCE. Formerly
held at $1 jh r foot.
LIEBERMANN & HAWN, 1303 F st.
FOR SALE? SPECIAL BARGAIN?
0 ELEGANT IX)TS
ON THE MOST DESIRABLE STREET ON CO
LUMBIA HEIGHTS; SOUTH FRONT; south of
Col. road bet. 13l h ami 141 h sts. May exchange
for Improved city property. See us for particulars.
H IJEBEltM ANN & HAWN. 1303 F st.
FOR SALE?
Make lis an offer for that handsome lot on the
north side of Mass. arc. near 22d st. n.w.; size
25x100. To lie sold to close an estate.
mh8-2t LOUIS D. WINE & CO., 1304 F st. n.w.
FOR SALE?WOODLEY LANE ROAD NEAR
new Episcopal Cathedral: lot 43x150; all im
provements In road; cheapest lot on this front;
want offer. Address Box 206, Star office. It*
FOR SALE- BARGAIN?
NEW YORK AVE. bet. 12TH AND 13TH STS.
Size 2S.SU, ft. by 101 to alley.
JAMES M. GREEN,
n*h8-ot 711 14th street.
FOR SALE?I>ESIRAI'.I.E iTTt. ~N<iRTlF siDE
Harvard st.. no;ir 14th, Columbia Heights; 21x
110; adjoins handsome residency. Price very
low for quick sale. STONE &. FAIRFAX,
806 and 808 F n.w.
FOR SALE-BUILDERS. ATTENTION!?I HAVE
several exceptionally valuable lots, situated In
very desirable locations, which I am authorized
to sell at a very LOW PRICE. Can offer, also,
choice apartment house sites In the locations;
best adapted for large rentals. WM. A. EAST
ERDAY, Bond bldg. mh8-3t*
FOR SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE -3 SPLEN
did lots near cor. Conn, ave., Fla. ave. and S
St.; each 20 ft. by about 86 ft. to allev; 3 lota
for price of two. Can be had at a bargain.
Splendid building lot in fashionable section;
north side of p st. near ISth; size 24xfl5.d to
alley; party wall; owner anxious to make quick
sale; sp>dal price too low to publish.
Fine lots north side of M st. bet. 4th and 5th
n.w.; 18x101 to alley; only $1.50 sq. ft.
Fine corner on north side of F 6t. n.e.; 100x52
to alley; bargain; 5<tc. sq. ft.
,,?p?raJ excellent lots north of Mt. Pleasant;
100 ft. fiont; some facing loth st.; at very low
prices; worth looking up
It WALTER A. BROWN, 1423 Pa. ave.
I < ?R SALE? DESIRABLE LOTS, ONLY A FEW
feet north of Lincoln Park; only $1,400 each;
wide frontage of 18 feet, running to rear paved
ullej ; good size parking; convenient to ear line
on puveil street and liest section of Capitol Hill
JOSEPH I. WELLER.
Member "Washington Real Estate Exchange,"
? Li-st 853. ,lt) 0..2 F st. n.w.
lU? COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
\\n 't'ilv-X1. ?N 1!<m-NOKE ST., 13TH
tliLvJk&i OT: PAUT1 WAU-;VEUY
mhV it' REAL ESTATE, 1220 G ST.
For sale- ?
tl ! vn<,^7Vn7 T AVENUE HEIGHTS.
SUBDIVISION IN WASHING
S ii'l-' .ivM-t'i SQUARE; TRIANGULAR
Iti'Sii&v.-r* SVM'ARE FEET; FINEST
i ir?pi IV a..: 1 ' l,,U ONK (,It TWO
l's i-r .-.; 7HK -Vw PART OF CITY; HAS
'Hn i'J i.i . l UN 8 S1'-. l'-4 FT. FRONT <<N
Vv'i- , i, !'; ! ' FT- FRONT ON FLORIDA
Vkj'tii ct A ^ITE: JlST WKST OF CON
Fiu,i!Vi Wu\W?IATELY east of
I,?}?\\-2? JO lr>" FT- FRONT ON S ST., DI
* t i. ,or 'n/Vi'SITK- Wmi SOUTH FRONT.
u Tv T,V 1"? FT f"ONT ON CONN. AVE.
ti!?.-?' rAND I>K UOY PEACES.
THESE ARE ALL VERY CHOICE.
W!M1U' HFUL ESTATE, 1220 G ST.
mri t -3t
FUlt SALJ^-T
imv ppnl MiT.JN ffl'OOMINGDALE; VERY
LOW PR|< E OF 65c. PER So. FT.
mhi it W,MKR' UEAL ESTATE, 1220 G ST.
FOR SALE= " "
ECKINGTON LOTS; THE BEST AND
sioeaiest 1n 11118 beautiful SUBDIVI
J_. *B. W1MER, REAL ESTATE, 1220 G ST.
mil i -3t
FOR SALK? " ~ '
aA?;- h0^ fl5x7?- between CALI
FORNIA AND WYOMING AVES., AT LOW
I RICE OF $2.50 PER FOOT.
A ?B- WIMER, REAL ESTATE, 1220 G ST.
mh?-3t
SALE QUICK -48c. FOR 60c. GROUND^
4th bet. I- and G n.e.; lot 17x08 to paved alley;
water, sewer and gas. OWNER, 717 E. Capitol.
iulu-3t
sAI'K north COLUMBIA HEIGHTS (NEAR
Mt. I leasant), the new addition to the srivat
nOTthwest. Ixjtn 25 to 100 feet front. Prices,
, a ft? T,'ra,s' fW to $ino cash,
$15 to $J0 monthly, or one-third cash, balance 1
i ii .,-v<',arf4 -Money furnished to build. For
full particulars drop ih.kImI (>r telephone for now
16 page Illustrated ^lamklet," plat, &e. Carriage
frets to see the pr?n>*Tt v.
? FULTON It. GORDON.
Phone Main 50S-2. 704 14th n.w.
mh7-7t
F<'R SALE- $4.51)0 WILL BUY ONE OF THE
choicest lots In Washington, 23'-ix01H ft. to
alley; location, S st. bet. N. II. ave. and 18th
?t. n.w.; south front; surrounded by fine modern
residences. Address L. It., 510 5th st. n.w. mh6-tf
FOR SALE?AT ONCE?I/)T 48x90 TO lO-FOOT
yuander st. s.e.; no Incumbrance. Prh-e,
$1,000 Can be imp., 3 llata, to pay 12%. OWEN
2318 I st. n.w. : mhC-3t*
FOR SALE-8 LOTS. ABOUT 20x100 TO ALLEY*
AT $1,200 PER I.OT.
BETWEEN M AND N. WEST OF 20TH ST
East frjut, graded; suitable for a row of dwell
ings or mall flats. Investigate.
, .u . A? V AY WOOD, 933 OTH ST. N.W.
fel3-th.8&tti-2Ct-fl
FOR SALE-LOT AT THE POINT OP lffTH ST.
and New Hampshire ave. n.w., 80 feet on each
Btreet; price, $15,000. Apply to
fell-78t* L. B. WALKER. PottavUto, Pa.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR RENT-SQUARE 270, BET. 13TH AND 13%
ats. south of E, good water frontage; lultabte
for wood and coal wharf, lumber yard, fish and
oyster wharf; rent. $5o per mouth. Apply to
mh8-3t WESHXJTT &JVILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave.
FOR RENT?NO. 18<J0 1*A. AVE; A VERY DE
elrable corner business property; 2 largo rooms
and cellar; furnace; tine show windows; rent $68
IM'r, month. WJ2STCOTT & WILOOX,
n>hs8t 1007 Pa. ave.
FOR SALE THE SHEDIl TURKISH BATH NO
003 E ST. N.W.; lot 30.6'ixll0 to wide aliey'
sulmtaiitial 3-stnry and basement brick buildine'
containing about 20 rooms; all mod. Imps Wlli
be sold at very low figure. For further particu
lars and card to iiLS]>ect apply to TYIJii g,
RUTHERFORD (Inc.). 13Q7 F st. n.w. udls 3t?
FOR SAUv (i ST. N.W., BEST PART Itrr"
12TH ANI) 13TH STS Bt'1"
4 GOOD PIECES?
1 SMALL ONE. WELL RENTED.
1 ON ALLEY CORNER.
1 N SIDE NEAR 12TH.
1 60-tT. FRONT N. SIDE MIDDLE OF
BI/>CK. FINE SITE FOR LARGE BUSINFSS
BUILDING. W!)
nihT-3t J. B. WIMER, REAL EST., 1220 G ST.
FOR SALE?$10,(Mio FOR BUSINESS PROPERTY
now rented at $50.00 per month; only ONE A\'I?
ONE-HALF blocks from 11th and F sts ; iaiKe
4-story building, containing store and dwelling
roonia; lot 23.75x02; terms, $2.5(10 cash and as
sunie aiHJci of truf*t now on property of 17 fifki
payable on OR BEFORE 8 y{.?rs. 4V/^ Interest
or all cash. HEISKELL & McLeran
nill5 0t 1008 F st." n.w
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHAN4?E?THREE*-STORY AND CELLAR
houfe; 0 rooms and bath; furnace; lot 17',, bv list
to paved alley; will rent for $30.30 -1 y
lot**'?l|,v' >V ??*V 51?"s<"' I12 r"on,s and bath;
lot -8 by 105. n.w. location; clear. Will exchange
for modi-tu 8-room house west of 13th st. Price,
FOR EXCHANGE?Fine lot on New Hampshire
ave. neur Dnpont Circle; suitable for tine resi
dence or apartment house.
it FRED W. REEVES, 617 14th st. n.w.
TO EXCHANGE?FOR CITY PROPERTY OR
\\ ILL SELL AT A SACRIFICE?ONE OF* TIIE
MOST DESIRABLE HOUSES ON THE MKT
BRANCH, B. AND O. R. R.; 10-ROOM HOUSE
GOOD WELL; GAS MACHLNE: LOT 150xl50:
DELIGHTFUL LOCATION; CONVENIENT T< i
STATION. FURTHER INFORMATION * UPON
APPLICATION. W
mli8-3t R. E. BRADLEY. 1303 F'ST.
FOR EXCHANGE?BRICK STORE,"NO. 614 TENN~
ave. n.e., with 7 rooms, a. in.I., for unlmnrovcd
lota. F. J. PIKUDONNE. 414 7th st. n.w.mhS-3*
FOR F.XCHANGE?2-STY., 6R. BRICK B VTIU
nicely arranged; splendid condition; near N Cap'
and K sts.; price. $3,5o<>; for house In n.w ? will
assume tmist. Box 244, Star office. "'it*
FOR EXCHANGE - FINE HOUSE IN NORTH"
wwt bet. 18th and 19th sts.; 9 rooms and bath
8 stories; basement; furnace heat; price $0 500*
Want to exchange for tt-rooni house on' Caultoi
mil or n.e. section.
fel9-tf GA8CH BROS.. 1307 F n w i
DENTISTRY.
TEKTU WITHOUT I'LATES?
Finn, comfortable, durable, beaatlfnl. andetrct
Ja24-52t* 1?0S F at. n.w.. The OrW??
WASHINGTON PAINLESS DENTAL PARLORS.
Modern dentistry at moderate prices.
oX ftb aui K B.W. Phone g, 304 D.
il
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOB SALE?CHEAP TTlR C*SH. 8-ROOM HOUSE
In Falls Chun-h; has barn-and la la first-class
repair. Address P.iO. Bo* 291, Washington,
D. C. mh8-?t*
FOB SALE-A BEA^TlFui COUNTRY 11 i)ME!
near head of 10th at. extended In Maryland;
doubte house, containing tt rooms and bath and
butlers pantTy: sanitary plumbing; on a hill
among grove of fine told trees: stables, chick.>n
houses and servants bouse; 15 acres of land;
auarter of mile from, steMBi road; trolley passes
door at foot of hill? photographs and all other
Information can be. obtained from DEEKLE &
CO- 1819 F st. n.w. T mhS-3t
FOR RENT-OR SALE-TI1E 1'RErTIEST FARM
la 1 airfax county; Bath, fruit, shade and exeel
!??'? m'le from 1*. O. aud stores; 700
feet higher than Washington and 15 miles dis
tant. Address OWXI8R. 731 12th n.w. It*
FOB SALE- "
t t KENSINGTON.
i'.tgut-rr.om house, nearly new; corner lot, having
over 15.000 square feet; abundance of fruit;
plenty of room for garden and chickens; owner
having engaged In business elsewhere will dls
pese of this property at very low figure. Also
very attractive eight-room house,* clear of In
cumbrance; owner will exchange for city bouse
and pay difference in cash
W. M. TERRELL.
With B. H. Warner Co.,
mhs-3t 910 p 8t. n.w.
FOR SAIJS
DESIRABLE 30-ACRR
TRACT. WITH SPLENDID
DWELLING AND ALL IMPROVEMENTS.
WILL SELL AT A BARGAIN'
PRICE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
DEI JGIITFUL HOME AT
KENSINGTON.
9-ROOM HOUSE; MOD. IMPS.
FOR PRICE AND TERMS, WRITE US.
FOR SALE-FINE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE. LTN
den. Md.: 10 nns.; l aore ground; fruit and
shade.
FOR SALE 25 ACRES -NEAR FOREST GLEN.
Md.. !? miles from Washington; good dwelling
and barn. Cheap, at $r>,Rt)0.
MARTIN BROS.. 1925 FA. AVE.
It Headquarters for Md. Property.
WANTED SUBURBAN HOME.
Will rent 7-room house with porches, shade and
good water: twenty-five minutes' on electric mad
from Treasury; will buy if suited. Address,
with full particulars, REX. Star office. It*
WANTED?Tt> RENT SKY EN To NINE-ROOM
house outside of city, in or near District, on
high ground, near car lin. Address Box 253,
Star office. It*
FOR" RENT ? 8-ROOM HOUSE AND ACRE OF
GROUND; STABLE, BARN, CHICKEN
HOUSE. THIS IS A PLEASANT SUBURBAN
HOME, 5 MINUTES' RIDE FROM CAR
LINE; CLOSE TO CITY; RENT, $15 PER
MONTH.
MARTIN BROS..
It 1025 PA. AVE.
FOR SALE -A GEM?MODERN 10R. MANSION,
first-class; beautifully finished; polished hard
wood; colonial staircase; bath; range; stable:
carriage house; 2 acres; near station; splendid
train service; tine for city man; $3.G:>0.
ATTRAtTIVE HOME?4 miles out; one fare;
neat Mr. cottage; beautiful grove; grand water;
stable; good neighborhood; 4 acres; healthy;
make good ponltrv farm. Only $1.0?O.
CHOICE MONTGOMERY CO. FARM?133 pro
ductive acres; timber; spring: branch; 10r.house;
large stable; outbuildings; fruit; near station;
good fencing; So,7(10.
POULTRY 1< ARM?Cottage; stable; hennery;
meat house; good water; shade; fenced; 81s
acres; $K5o; near station.
GOOD STOCK FARM?249 acres; lor. house;
outbuildings; well watered; excellent land;$'2.500.
SPECIAL BARGAIN?25 acres; dwelling: 5 out
buildings; bold spring; rich laud; orchard, $1,100.
Investigate.
SUBURBAN HOME?Electric cars; neat cot
tage; cost $1,900 ; 2 acres; desirable; convenient;
cheap; $1.9ttO.
ROCKVILLE ELECTRIC 7 acres; 7r. house;
on-hard; shade; near cars; $1,600; short time only.
NEW CATALOGUE with 4>?o descriptions now
ready. SoULE & CO., BANK WASHINGTON
BUILDING. mh8-3t*-22
AN IDEAL HOME IN BRIGIITWOOD PARK?
FOR SALE CHEAP.
A two-stor.v brick; 0 rooms and bath, with cel
lar and attic; hot-water heat; cabinet mantels;
newly papered throughout; porcelain bath and
nickel plumbing: laundry In cellar; lot 30 ft. by
IOO ft.; (.table on rear. 'Phone No. 1037-4. Apply
1025 7th st. n.w. mhS-3t*
KENSINGTON?FOR SALE-A FINE BUILDING
lot, 6oxl50; central location; price, $2o0; terms
to suit. Come to Kensington and avoid the
smoke law. M. L. L11TLEFIELD, Kensington,
Md. inh8-2l*
WANTED?TO KENT COUNTRY PLACE FOR
summer; must hare grounds, shade trees, four
byd rooms ami be accessible to car lines. Ad
dress OWNER, 1707 21st st. mh7-3t*
FOR SALE-OPPOSITE CHEVY CHASE INN.
lieautlful detached residence, containing 14
rooms and modern bath; heated by furnace; lot
75x125; slate roof; owner built same for his
country h<>me; sacrifice price, $5,000; clear of in
cumbrance.
mh7-tf GASCH BROS.. 13o7 F St. n.w.
KENSINGTON?6-ROO.M HOUSE; CELLAR. AT
tlc, porches, closets, summer kitchen, water,
fruit, etc.; near denot. This property can lie pur
chased at a sacrifice, on easy terms, until the
14th Instant; after that date out of market.
mh7-8t* M. L. MTTLEFIEID, Kerslngton. Md.
WANTED-TO RENT?SUBURBAN?5 TO 10
acres, bouse, barn, good water, sanitary sur
roundings, suitable for truck; near electric llue.
Address Box 135. Star office. mh6-3t*
FOR SALE CHEAP-ONE ACRE GOOD LAND,
with 6-r.xjm cottage; good well water; stable;
gth>d variety fruit on premises; location, No 1<!
Sumner are., Anacustla, D. C. Apply 1007 7th i
n.w. iiili4-t5t*
FOR SALE?HYATT.SV1LLE O-ItOO.M HOUSE;
large yard; good stable; suitable for business or
dwelling place; near station and on main street;
must be sold; $2,200. WELLS Ac WELLS. 344 D
st. n.w. aud Hyattsville, Md.
Hyattsville?Large 8-rooni house; acre of
ground; about half mile from station. A bar
gain, $2,tfoo; easy terms. WELLS & WELLiJ,
844 D st. n.w. aud Hyattsville.
Riverdale Park?6-room cottage; large yard;
shade and fruit; 0 minutes from electric cars;
$1,600; terms to suit.
We nre making a specialty of Hyattsville prop
erty?Improved and unimproved?all prices and
any terms. ^ ELIjS & WELLS,
mh4-0t 344 D st. n.w. and Hyattsville, Md.
FOR SALE-OFFER SOLiOTED-3 ACRES OF
land with large buildings, suitable for summer
boarders, with a 4 room cottage; oak woods; 17
mil** from Washington on the B. & O. It.lt-; al
most adjoining Laurel, Md.; near new Washing
ton & Baltimore electric line; fine water. Ad
dress INVESTMENT. Star office. mhMOt*
FOR SALE- A GENTLEMEN'S COUNTRY HOME,
$14 000; one of the finest places in Montgomery
county: 0 miles out on Met. branch. B. & O.;
FINE DWELLING OF 15 ROOMS AND BATH;
servants' quarters detached; barn, etc., etc.;
windmill; fine water; magnificent grove around
bouse- fruit of all kinds; tract contains 35 acres,
nearly square with road ou three sides.
' 1 W. S. MINNIX.
?Phone 4R2-4. (ml-tf.10) 1427 F n.w.
SOMERSET HEIGHTS IS LOCATED AT THE IN
tersectlon of the Georgetown and Tenleytown
and Glen Echo railroads, . pp. site to the Chevy
Chase circle. I have several 5. <( and 7-r;ioin
houses with quarter aud half acres adjoining.
\11 our houses supplied with hot and cold water;
modern sanitary bath rooms, porcelain tubs; raar
ble-top wash stands, &c.; prices from $2,850 to
$?,000. Ground at all prfces.^
mhl-s.tu,th,13t "00 N. Y. ave. n.w.
FO R UF NT- WI NT H RO l> HEIGHTS?DESIRABLE
4 and it-room cottages, $l? and $10; six mln by
B and O. Inquire at the P. O. fc25 tu.th&s 13f
FOR SALE- NEW COTTAGE, $1,850: ADVANC
Ing lots, now $100 to $300, 2c. foot; your chance
now; villa sites. $450 to $1,350; easy payments;
Uioklet. GEO. R. HILL. 615 14th st. n.w. fe3-tf
FOR HALE-TRACT 14'<, ACRES ON DANIELS
and ROCK CREEK FORD ROADS, directly oppo
site ROCK CREEK PARK; CITY WATER, con
venient; fashionable location for summer home;
few minutes from car UnK
dell-78t JAMES M. GBEEN. 711 14th st.
FOR SALE?
Choice Montgomerj county farms, ranging In
size from 25 to 50i> acres. Prices. $30 to $100
per acre. " W. M. TERRELL.
" ' Wtth-B. H. Warner Co..
Do9-tf 01? F st. n.w.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
F(?r RENT?$15 PERyMO.; i25 ACRES TILLABLE
land- 0-roorn hoiisif, uewtfy papered; well in
vard* \ mile south 'f>t Gomi Hope. I). C. Apply
on adjoining fann to W M WEST. mhH-Of
\VA!^H>?IMPROVEjfFARM OF TEN OR MORE
acres within half b?ile '?f- steani R. R. station
or electric car liu?; wljhln fifteen miles of
Washington; state price and full particulars or
no attention paid. Addre? Box 190, Star office.
mb8-2t " '->i
FOR"8ALE--OR F,X<?ANCJt--57 ACRK4 IN Dis
trict *2 squares from electric cars, terminus of
East' Cap. st. extended; tips high; price. $5,000
rush or will exchange fur good h.use In city.
?te?r und well rented (n.w.). DAVID L. GI'IT
& CO.. 623 F st. HJ_
FOR RENT-AT MONTEREY. BLUE RIDGE SUM
mit a** completely furnished cottage. I11 perfect
order' fine location. For partlcidars address
Mrs KE1M. 48 Upsher Row. Naval Acaderar. An
na|M>lis, Md. _ mh8.1?,l2-..t*
BOARDING.
TABLE D'HOTE AND A LA CARTE DINNER
?11 <lav Sundays r.nd holidays; mid-day lunch for
ladles and gentlen.en ftoni 11 untlT 2; electric
f!ns CAFE ROBINSON. 1502 14th ft. n.w.
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LADIES' GOODS. -
FUKH?COMPUSSft STOCK TO SELECT FROM.
\U kinds of tur garments remodeled In lateat
it vie Alao la lies' tailor-made suits U> order.
Social prices. -UORGAN. i-adW-s' Tailor and
Fterrier. 733 13th ft. n w.. aoatb of N. Y. aTa.
aii20-tf.fi i
Sewing Machines Rep'd, $ 1.
AU work warranted. Ordjw-s by mail prwniptlf
attended to. At OPPENrtEBIEJUS, 514 9th at
B.V. Ja23 5,tf
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WINTER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, X. J.
WINTER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. If. J.
WINTER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC. CITY, N.
1 Atlantic City's Newest and Most Magnificent Hotel.
') STONE, IRON AND SLATE CONSTRUCTION.
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Opens March 115, 11902. Remains Opera ALL THE YEAR.
Most delightful location. extending an entire Work on the Ocean Front. 6?0 feet on Park Place and Brighton Park and 000 feet on Ohio
avenue. Unobstructed Ocean View from all roouia on three sides of the house.
SPECIAL FEATURES: Large Communicating Rooms, with hays; Private Baths with every room or suite; Salt and Fresh Water In all
private baths; Stationary Wnshstands. with hut and cold water, and Running Ice Water in ISSt) guest rooms; Intercommunicating Telephone In
each room; Grand Dining Room overlooking ocean and with very handsome stained glass dome, yjj feet high; expensive furniture and decorations
Write for preliminary booklet, room plans and rates.
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JOSIAII WHITE & SONS, also Proprietors lintel Lnray, Atlantic City.
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ATLANTIC CITY,
AMERICA'S MOST POPUL
N. J.
AR RESORT.
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Open throughout the year. Hot and cold spa water baths
and ap|w>liitm?,-nt. Illustrated booklet mailed on request.
TRAYMORE HOTEL
P. R. WHITE, President.
Ja21.25.fel, 8,15.22, rohl.S.15-9t
in rooms; every modern comfort
Capacity, 4ri0. (Jolt privileges.
COMPANY,
HOWARD WHITE, Jr., Manager.
HOTEL MAJESTIC,
Virginia Ave., .Id House From Beach.
$2 per day nr.d upward. $10 per week ami upward.
Sun parlor; beated by strain; elevator. Illustrated
booklet S. C. OSBORNE.
fe2G-20t,fl
BLEAK HOUSE,
ATI .ANTIC CITY. X. J.
"It Won't Berra."
Directly on the ocean front. Strictly European
plan. Absolutely fireproof. 40 private baths.
Capacity. 40O. Luxuriously appointed. Booklet
mailed." Terms and Information, apply
1300 17TII ST. N.W., or
mh8-26t GEO. II. CORYELL.
T II E LE L A N I> E . MASS. AVE. AM) BEACH.
Steam heat, electric lights, elevator: rooms en
suite, with private baths. Special Spring rates.
mh8-s&w,7t JACOB B. HAWK.
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND,
South Carolina Ave. and the Beach.
New, modern, high-class hotel, with capacity of
350; rooms en suite with private hath; elevator, sun
parlor, &c. Excellent cuisine. Unquestionably the
finest location. Special Kj?riutr rates, $10 and upward
weeklv. W rite for booklet. BUY AN & WILLIAMS.
mhS-2flt,8
HOTEL IROQUOIS.
South Carolina Ave. and Beach.
Convenient to Pier iind Boardwalk. Capacity,
400. Location most central. Rooms single and en
suite, with t?ath. Table and service unsurpassed.
Elevator street level. Sun parlors heated. Special
spring rates, $10 to $17.50 weekly: $2.50 and up
day. Saturday until Monday, $4.<i0. Write for
illustrated booklet and terms. W. F. SHAW.
fel7-~8t,10
THE R1TTENHOUSE,
New Jersey ave. and the Beach.
New (1801>, modern, up-to-date, high-class hotel.
Special Saturday to Monday rate of $4. 00 ocaan
front rooms. Baths en suite. Service, cuisine and
appointments the best. Reduced spring rates.
fe28-2Ct-8 H. G. HALLlNGKR
HOTEL RICHMOND,
Kentucky ave. and the Beach.
Capacity, SOo. Stenm heat, elevator, etc. Write
for spring terms and booklet.
mhB-20t,5 JENKINS & BRUCE.
HOTEL RALEIGH,
OCEAN END OF ST. CHARLES PLACE,
Atlantic City, X. J.
Will mnke a special rate for spring business. St.
Charies Place is notably ijulet and select; every ap
pointment and convenience to be found In a llrst
class seaside resort. For booklet and rates Inquire
of Mr. II. E. MITCHELL, at the Howard House.
fe4-130t-10 JOHN B. SCO IT.
BERKSHIRE INN,
VIRGLNIA AVE. AND BBACII.
Elevator, steam heat, baths, etc. Capacity, 300.
Special spring terms, $2.00 per day and upward.
Booklet. J. O. & J. E. D1CKLNSON.
mh3-2tit.O
THE FRONTENAC.?A NEW HOTEL, AS GOOD
as the best. Kentucky ave., 100 yards from
beach, the center of all attractions. Direct
southern exposure. Contains every comfort and
convenience, including elevator, steam heat,
baths, etc. Capacity, 250. Spacious sun parlors,
with unjbetruete 1 view of ocean. Special spring
terms for pleasant rooms, and excellent cuisine,
$8 and $10 weekly; $1 50 and $2.UO daily. B?><>k
let. Mrs. H. Y. MOYElt. mhl-2Ct-10
" HOTEL SENATE,
Directly cn the Ocean front.
Rooms en suite with bath attached. Sun parlor.
Elevator to level of street. $3.00 per day.
fe26-2fit-0 F. P. COOK & SON.
THE BREXTON - MICHIGAN AVE. NEAR
Beach, Atlantic City, N. J. Steam heat. Sun
parlor. Elevator to street level. Private baths.
J. A. MYERS, For. Brexton. Balto. & Cape May.
fe26-78t-4
THE DUNLOP.
Built entirely of brick aud directly on the Beach
front. Most central location. Contuius sea and
fresh-water baths, private i'.iul public, elevator, sun
parlors overlooking the Boardwalk, dining hall on
top floor, &c. American and European plans. Write
for booklet and special spring terms.
ROBERT T. DUNLOP. formerly of
fe26-26t-10 The Imperial and Victoria. New York.
HOTEL DENNIS,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
BEACH FRONT. OPEN THE ENTIRE YEAR.
BEAUTIFULLY IMPROVED. Large rooms. Full
ocean view, with sea and fresh water baths at
tached. Modern equipment and furnishings. Open
wood fireplaces, telephones, etc. Large Inclosed
ocean sun parlor on every floor. Baggage checked
from hotel'to destination.
ja27-S2t,14 WALTER J. BUZBY. Prop.
THE ALBEMARLE,
VIRGINIA AVE. NEAR BEACH AND PIERS.
An elegant, modern hotel, new throughout;
capacity. 400. Offers superior accommodations at
a special spring rate of $8, $10 and $12 weekly
for large, sunuy rooms and excellent cul9inc.
Contains elevator, private baths, steam heat,
beautiful sun parlors and every comfort. Or
chestra. Booklet matted. J. P. COPE.
fel6-20t-10 '
THE WILTSHIRE,
Virginia Ave. near Beach. Atlantic City. N. J.
American plan, $2.90 per day and upwards.
European plan, $1.60 per day and upwards.
Heated by steam. Sun parlor. Elevator from
street level.
OPEN ALL YEAR.
fe21-26t-10 8. 8. PHOEBUS, Oner and Prop.
THE PIERKEPONT, New Jersey Ave. and Beach.
OPEN'S MARCH 1. Ftrti mrw Heir. Large, airy
rooms, an suite, with bath. All modem appoint
menu, including elevator fr*un street level. Apply
for booklet. J. L BBCHTEL. Owmt ami Prop.
tea-row*
THE EVARD-KENTUCKY AVE.; MINUTE FROM
l>eaeh. Steam heat. Excellent cuisine. Special for
spring.$S to $12 weekly. New management. FAIR
BANKS & MACKENTHUN, formerly of Idylwyld.
mhl-2Ct-4
' SEASIDE HOUSE,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Ocean front. Open all the year. Sea Water Baths.
Capacity, 300. Golf privileges.
Hees' Orchestra. Late Dinners.
fe21-2flt.B CHAS. EVANS & SON.
Atlantic City, N. J.
HOTEL ST. CHARLES.
ON TIIE BEACH.
Finest on the Coast. Write for Booklet.
felO 26t 10 JAMES B. RE1LLY.
TOE NEW RU0QLF7
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Ocean front; capacity, 800; largest and most
modern on the coast; rooms en suite with sea and
fresh water baths; American and Etfropean plan;
special spring rates; orchestra and weekly social
featnres. (fel-52t-10) CHAS. R. MYERS.
Grand Atlantic Hotel,
Virginia Ave. and the Beach, Atlantic City, N. J.
Now open. Enlarged and Improved. 350 beauti
fully furnished rooms, single and ensuite. Hot and
cold sea and fresh water baths, private and public.
Thousands of feet of sun parlors and palm gardens
with southern exposure. Orchestra. Offers very
spe rial Spring rates. The cuisine and service the
best. Write for terais and illustrated booklet.
iV14-2Gt.l2 CHARLES E. COl'E.
Motel Berkeley.
On the Ocean Front. Kentucky ave., connected
with the famous Boardwalk and private beach sun
parlors. One of the most modern and complete
hotels on the Atlantic Coast. Capacity, 400. Every
appointment, with superior table. Concerts dally
by hotel orchestra. Special rates for spring season.
Write for booklet. JAMES & GEORGE BEW.
fel2-78t-10
Tlhie Chalfointe.
ON THE BEACn.
At North Carolina Avenue,
Modern and comfortable In every detail. Booklet.
fe!0-24teifel3 LEEDS & HAINES CO.
THE LORAINE?On the Beach. St. Charles place.
Fresh and sea-water baths. Elevator. Special
spring rates. Booklet.
fe20-26t,4 SAM'L WAGNER & SOX.
HOTEL MORTON,
VIRGINIA AVENUE.
One minute's walk from Beach.
Open all the year. Elevator from street level
to all floors; steam beat; sun parlor; hot and cold
baths. Fine table a specialty.
Ja25-78t-10 Mrs. N. R. HAINES.
HOTEL LURAY,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
HEATED SUN PARLORS DIRECTLY OVER
BOARDWALK.
Porches on a level with and Joined to Boardwalk.
Sea and fresh private baths. Golf orlvllegea.
ja< qit-10 JOSIAH WHITE & SONS.
Hotel Chelsea,
Atlantic City, N. X -
NOW OPEN.
3W ocean front rooms.
H 0? private sea water toatlhs
Send for booklet*
BAGGAGE CHECKED FROM HOTEL TO ALL
PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
J. B.THOMPSONS CO.
fe3-52t.28
CHESTER INN,
New York ave. near Beach, Atlantic City, N. J.
OPEN ALL YEAR. (Jal7-52t-4) D. KNAUEIt.
HAD DON HAlXr
ATLANTIC CITY, S. J.
Every modern appointment and comfort. Hot
and cold M-a water baths. Golf links.
Write for Illustrated literature.
Jal0-tf-10 LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT.
SPRINGS AJ?D BATHS.
Carroll Springs Sanitarium
For invalids, convalescents and those desiring rest
and quiet. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Baths, elec
tricity. sun parlcr, acetylene ?a?, hot-water heat
and open fires. Pure spring water piped through
the louse. Seud for illustrated circular. Twenty
minutes from Washington by B. and O. R.R. or
forty minutes by lirightwood el -ciri.- cars. Address
G. H. WRIGHT; M.D., Forest Glen. Maryland.
Long Distance Telephone 117-3, Takouut.
mh5-2Ct?-12
NEW ENGLAND.
CAPE COD-OCKAN-FHONT SUMMER COT
tap-t. witli hath, -$J23 aeaaon. Orten, Ml).
titter bathing. Table bw*l. W BAIJ-STOV
ICACB CO., West New Brlglton, N.I. Ja*-?, 13(
I* THE MOI'XTA IX S.
The Oakland Hotel,
Oakland, Md.
Will open May 1S"> under the man.k.cmcnt of
<"ll AKI.KS HKAM.KV.
Good music. Cuisine iinex?clled. Altitude .'I "oQ
feet. Tortus reasonable. This is one of li e largest
hotels nil the li. in ii O. U. it. It
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POR SALE?N. J. REAL ESTATE,
*4" JII YS 5 ACRES KINK SOIL; Al.McKT GIVEN
away to ol.se estate; udjt.-eut summer resirtj
hie prices for ail produ,-.-; houtiiiir. bithirg and
fishing; Itustulliu-'iita $1 wv.-klv. \ I'l'l.F.l". Y ES?
TATKS. Ilrexel building. Philadelphia. ni' l-lSt
ATLANTIC CITY REAL ESTATE.
UK 11AYK A NTMRKIt <?F I IMT.V Uh'aTKIJ
and thoroughly appointed hotirdMi:; houses a;id
hotels for ri'tit mid sale. Also ;i few tine oot
tup's. Tin; s. f. i ku\vi.i:y co., ii:u Atlantic
ave.. Atlatitle City, N. .1. unvv\, St
II< WEE FOR HK\T UECK-NTEY KNI.AliSKM ANO
refurnished; .r'<> i>e?l rooiiequipped in line orderf
linen and silver. Address JAMES l!It.\l>Y, la S.
Arkaucss ave., Atlantic ''ity, N- J. It
WE HAVE THE MOST UUTBL PBumsiTlOS ij?
Atlnutic City to offer. 15u tied room*. Iwr aild
cafe. Terms reasonable.
CHARLES K. ADAMS \ Co..
J:i'.'5-s.tf Boom 1. Law Imlldint
Atlarotic City, N. J.
HOTELS AMI C<>TTAI ,ES KoK KENT AM' SAIJ9.
O. J. ADAMS CO., Successors to 1 eJ. Adam* St
Co., Rooms 2-4-0 8. Real Estate ai'd Law hldg.
Jal5-lo5t.5
AUCTION SALES.
FIT! UK DAYS.
Duncanson Bros., Auctioneers.
At the
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
No. 1314 F St. N. W.
TRUSTERS" SAKE of THREB-SToRY ANIJ
BASEMENT BRICK I? WELLING, No. U>23
VERMONT AYKNl'E N.W. ,
By virtue of a certain doe?l of tnist. recorded In
Li tier No. 1914. at folio 473 et seq., of th- land rec.
or (Is of 'he District of Columbia, we will sell, at
public auction, at the Heal Estate Exchange, No.
1314 F st. n.w., on THFIUSDAY. MARCH T\\E3*?
T1ETH, IS*''-, AT <il'AltTKlt-PAST FOLR
O'CIjOCK the following descrilted real tes
tate, situate ill the city of Washington, in ssua
District: 1'art of lot 8. in ColUuan A Adams, ex
ecutors find trustees". subdivision of square -18, as
per plat recorded in the offlee of the surveyor for
the District of Columbia. In Liber W r .. folio
96'^, beginning on Vonnont avenue at it? inter-*
1 section with the southerly line of a lo-foot wide
alley; tlieuce southwesterly on said avenue IB.iU
feet"; thence southeasterly parallel to said alley 41
feet; thence at right ancles southwesterly and
parallel to said avenue 2.51 feet; th? t?ee soutlij
easterly 13.31 feet to the west lino of north anil
south alley; thence north on said east lite- of alley
20 07 feet to the northeast corner of said lot N
thence northwesterly along said lo foot all-v to toe
beginning, together with the improvements con
sisting of three-story and basement lu-lek dwell
ing No. 152.1 Vermont avenue northwest.
Terms; One-third cash, balance in equal install
ments. at one .--ml two years, with hit'-rest at si*
ttll Der centum per annum, payable s> lui antiualiy,
from day of sal-, secured by deed of trust upon the
property Bold. or all cash at the option of the
purchaser. A deposit of $200 will !?? required at
time of sale. Alt conveyancing, Internal r?M.enut
charges and reading at purchaser s |enn?
to l?> complied with within ten days otherwise
trustees reserve the right to resell at risk and <.ost
of the defaulting r^h*?(.<;ENE rAK( SI
ALD1S B. BROWNE,
1410 F st. n.w..
jnhS-dA-ds Trustee*^
COLOMBIA FAVORS SALE.
Minister Concha Discusses the Panama
Company's Proposal.
a <ii<jnitch from New ^ ork last night
says:Don Jose Vincente Concha, minister
nlenipotentiary to the I nited States from
Colombia? who arrived in this city a few
d-tvs ago from Bogota, has addressed ail
official communication to \V "Uffm
Cromwell, the general counsel of tm
P?nama Can.Tl Company. 011 the attitude of
p twHwa with regard to the construction
%'Z ? inll. The communication
^'?Concerning the conference which w?
have held upon the subject of the relations
between th^ republic of Oolombh, tho
i'nited States of America, and the new
VI 'ma canal Company. I beg leave to
state in answer to your spccilic iaviuirica.
thit the cable communication made to the
Panama Canal Company by my gove
rn, nt on the 2Sth ultimo was purel> formal
?oid ts i< minder of well-known c >n<litions,
and was not declaratory of opposition to
the proposed transaction between tin canal
company and the United States, if made
under the reserve of an agreement between
Colombia and the United States
"That incident has been so cI*stOat ?1 by
the enemies of the Panama canal route
that 1 take pleasure in confirming my as
surances to you that the government of
Colombia does not at all object to the sale
and transfer as proposed by the c ?nal com
pany to the United States, but, on the con
trary my government approves of the steps
taken by the canal company, and will give
all requisite contents and do all in Its
power to facilitate the matter under tbe
reserve referred to. .
"Colombia welcomes the construction or
the Panama canal within its domains by
the United States, and entertains for this
government and its people the warmest
spirit of cordiality in the completion of
thi?* the greatest enterprise of modera
times, destined to have a most beneficent
and material influence- in the development
of the interests of both nations.
"This concurrence of Colombia In any
sale by the new Panama Canal Company
to the government of the I nited States is
with the reservation, of course, that a
mutually satisfactory convention shall be
agreed upon between Colombia and the
T'ni'ed States as to their respective ngh.e
and relations to the Panama canal, to be
constructed by the United States, and we
have not the least eloubt that such agree
ment will be reached.
"Animated by this spirit and governed by
these vk'Wi, I have been empowered by mjr
iroverrment to proceed with the pending
negotiations with this genrnment; and aS
I bring the most recent Instructions and
view cf my government, I am happy to give
assurance of our sincere desire to conclude
such negotiations promptly, and upon %
pva'snnable basis. I am now developing
and vtry soon shall definitely submit to Chi*
government, the views and proposals ot
Colombia upon the subject, with the design
of encouraging a speedy and full consume
mation of the purchase by the United
Slates of all the rights, cemcesstons and
properties of the r.tw Panama Canal Con?f
pany, and as fhr as permitted to transfer
to a foreign government by the law* of
Colombia and the establishment betwwij
Colombia and the United State* pf a dellf
nUe. and. satisfactory convention upon Ufc
?dutiable aid aaiUfactory basis."

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