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APARTMENTS FOR RENT, Free. Free. Rent Fiee TO September First. New Building. Possession at Once.

Delightful Apartments on Columbia Heights. Suttw of 4. 5. and rccma on3 bath; alt large oUsMa beautUuUy finished and decorated; Itrga elevator: private telephone. For plann and particulars, call at office THE F.

H. SMITH COMPANY, 1408 N. Y. Bond Bldg. SPECIAL RATES FOR JULY AND AVGXJST.

THE GAINESBORO, 216 Md. ave. ne. 5 nice ftDd bath. )2S-50 to $42.

THE WICOMICO, 225 M. J. ave. mv. 1.

5, and rooms and bath. to HO. The LAMBERT, 131 A St. ne. Second-Boor front, 5 rooms and bath, 742 30.

Jas. M. York 910 St. nw. THE ROYA1TON, 918 St.

nw. Verv desirable 3. 4. and 5 room and bath apartments for rant In this beautiful bvllalng. Inepeo- tion invited Apply to ARTHUR G.

PLANT, Traders' National Bank, 10TH ST. AN'D PA. AVE. NW. Elsemere Apartments, U08 STREET NORTHWEST.

Special inducen enta to permanent guests. Electric elevator. Furnished rooms, single or en suite. with private bath Light, heat, attendance. Special- summer rates.

Inspection requested. C. A RINE8, Prop, and Owner. ffR HEXf--SUMMER RATES-- FCEXISHED OB UNFURNISHED. ALL OR I'AHT E-ROOM APARTMENT.

LARGE, BRIGHT, COMFORTABLE ROOMS V. It HU1CK. 1505 Pa ave. LIVE IN A COMFORTABLE 3-ROOM AND BATH flat, 2 big porches, cellar, and yard; coal and gas ranges, furnace heat 3129 Florlfla a-se. $20.50 1 DORC-HSSTKR--2 LARGE OUTSIDE ROOMS: bath: jtenm tieat hot water janitor service; SS to S15 KAP.RICK ft MCTCALK, 1333 Bt THF KENT, IIP AVB.

SB UP-70-DVTE apartaieMs. all conveniences; 6 ontslde ooms bath. reaufKl rent until Oct. 1: call and ln- loct KABRICK MB.TCAU, 1331 st. BIS HTH ST- NW--5 ROOMS AND BATH; ITOT- heat, rear jard and porch: only 120.

KABRICK METCALF. 1331 at nw. RHNT FREE TO SEPT. 1W6. TO RELIABLE ISntnts Horton, 2217 14th st Oswego, 1328 Bt nw 5 TOOTHS, and back porch.

H5: rooms, bath, and back porch, (40 CHE3LET CHDSLET. 120 4 8 HOOVS AXD BATH. FUR. OR'UN'FITH UNT7L Octaber, lease extended il The 1125 st -4LBETJMR15) 17TH AND STS-5 ROOMS AND bath all outside- rooms presert occupant desires to sublease at reduced rate Apartment 70C SI APARTMENT FOR RENT-5 ROOMS AND DATH: hot water, gootl location, terras moderate. 636 st nw 29 THE WORCE9TRR.

327 2D ST NB --A FIVK- room Hat apartment; rent, $23 29 rVB COOL COR- ner front icdiued frim S75 to $2' per rajnth for ai rl September If taken at once: oc- cupnnts 'eavlng city 4CT. Ethel- tStn and f. sr. 30 AT MODERATE RF.NT FOR 2 OR MONTHS. comrlatclv fur Vroom and bath apartment wHn southern porch.

In nw section, all outside rooms POX 22 Ihta office FOR RF.NT-- FUR APARTMENT ROCHAM- beau for reasonable 30 APARTMENTS WANTED. REFINED MARRIED COVPLE WOULD JOIX lilte couple In vearlv lease fireproof apartment, Washington Heights Addrens this offlcp 30 FURNISHED. I'VR I AKARTMENT TILL SEP- tombfr 1 Address thts office. 4 COUNTRY BOARD. AXTTJR5 COTTAGr-ELEGAN'T LOCATION FOU anil c-abblng; first-class tablp board TAYLOH.

Colonial Beach. Va 1 12 29 vATK FAMILY WILL TAKE A FEW TO and boarJ larKc prounris and near TtfOVPSOX Xoi Chevj I HALL. ALBEMARLn COUNTY. FOR t'Ofml at Ttugby Hall, modern conveniences, excellent fare large grounds, beautiful scenerv, ap- Mrs 1IIOVAS ROSSER. Charloltesville.

LARGE. ROOMY HOUSE BEST BOARD afl-rd3. refs exchanged FRAXK SMALL, Moium ilte. Loud ton Va 29 GEXTLEMBK BOARDERS WANTED AT home fin" air ftghirg splendid table Address DOX; Shepherdstown, W. Va.

IN COUNTRY HOMES ON FARM, mountain air, fresh edibles, shadv lawn. large roomg Mr? JOHN' Fl'RR, Bluemont Va 1 or 1126 6fn 29 DHLlGHTFtL R1DK OF THIRTY I I ON electric from Washington. cottage, ona ror-l room for foi-r other roonw for two also rooms for one excellent board milk aod from mj pUce canoetng, flihuiR, and i terms reasonable Mrs JOHNSTON (Idylwood Station). Glen Echo. Md 2 SJfADY RIDE-- COOL LOCATION IN' BLUE JUDOiS Mountains table, everything" raised on farm, terms moderate KLO1SE MaThham.

Va 3fl rEW feOARlMIRS N'CE trv place, near ille largo grove. hot and cold -water, itli carriage to nnd from plcctrlc anrt ars dall 1 refs lid 31 HOTEL R1VBRTOJJ IS MOST EEAI'TIFULLY local on an Vtween the Shtnandoah three hours' from basa boatlne. Adflresa Rtverton. Vo, Jvl2.a3-30t COUNTRY BOARD WANTED. UY TWO LADIES, BOARD IN' COUNTRY, N'EAR car line and i i a half hour of city: 110 boarders.

AdtfeiMt. with terms and part toulara 4 BY 2'LADIES. OK ROOMS IX for 1 large grounds, modem convpnlencoe, Baited mast be In Washington dallv state- tern 1 Address DOX ISO. thts ofnep, 1 corxTRY BOARD ov FARM NEAR Va for 2 adults and Address, with BOX thLt offlr-e 1 YOUNG MAN WANTS BOARH AN1 ROOM IN house with near railroad station; acceasiblo to city Address BOX jhla office 51 OFFICES FOR RENT. FORT3XOONS.

FrRN'ISHED OFFICE, 32S Bond Bldg Inquire after 2 ra or Main 31 KOR RENT--THREE BEAUTIFUL OFFICE ROOMS over Ih9 People's S-avlnxs BanX, 610 nth at rent ver Apply at the bank FOUR ROOMS FOR RENT--LARGE, LIGHT. AND well all-night service: no chiirge for heating or Janitor service Two at WO each two at J40 each BUSINESS Post Bullying GEORGETOWN REAL BUY A HOME OR IWVEST IN GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE. --No tetter residential tectfon Ir. the District than Georgetown, aod property IB steadily ea- 1 tnclng in value. a number of da- tirable home and Joveatinent prepartles on our Hst now offer a.t geaulao bargain The Miller-Shoemaker 1 ISM 32D ST 'PHONE WEST 40.

HOUSES FOR RENT, "I Rent Houses." DAVID MOORE, 1328 N. Y. ave. nw. UNFURNISHED Se cor lath and I nw, 18 1123 av, 9r.

b. 4" 50 rooms, will remodel to 19th 40 0 lult tenant. 1624 nw. 18r. 3b, year J4.600 00 fill 13th nw, 38r, 9b, year J3.000 00 1313 av nw.

13r. jear 52.600.00; 2025 Htlbtr pi, 13r. 00 1322 Vt av, 20r.3b 150 00 1325 ISth r.w.£0r,2b 150 00 1328 19th 125 Oo 1833 Je'n pi. 14r.b 100.00 1522 av, 14r.2b hot-water Iteat 75 00 2117 Bancroft, I2r, 75.00 1747 nw, 12r. 75.C 1727 nw.

12r, 2b .750043 ne, 7r, .3060 nw. 12r. 00 2901 14th .7500 1746 nw. 12r, b. 70 00 1824 hot-water heat .65 00 2435 Columbia rd.

12r. 3b, st'm heat 65 00 810 lllh r.w. 50 2005 Kal av, 14r. 2b.55 00 1736 18th r.w, lOr.b. 65 00 1839 16th nw.l2r.b 55 00 710 19th 1709 17th nw, lOr.b..50.00 941 I av nw.

12r, 24 ne. 12r, 46 50 2012 Hlllyor pl.IOr.b 45 50 1316 13th nw, ior.b.4550 1038 Dartmouth nw, llr, hot-water h.45 00 1917 18lh nvf, lr. 40.5? 2419 llth nw, lOr, 40 1915 18th nw. lOr, 40.58 1414 Irvlns, lOr. 40 2434 Pa av nw.llr.b 40 00 637-41 2l6t nw.lOr.b to r-0 1319 13th nw, 8r.

40 00 3221 School, lOr, 38 00 1404 llth nw, 9r, b.35 60 1845 14th nw. 9r, 35 1M7 nw. ICr. .35.60 1030 Dartmouth nw, 9r, b. hot-water heat 35 00 151S nw, Sr.

35.00 1308 RlgES nw.Sr.b.,32.50 1422 Blh 1IW, 8r, 1342 Riggl nw.8r*b 30,60 813 IBUi nw, 7r. b. .30 60 731 22d nw. 7r, 34 I nc. 13r.

30 50 50 nw. 9r. 3050 1171 8th ne, 6r, 50 127 nw, 6r, 6705 B'fw'd av.6r.b.25BO SOf 2il nw, 6T. 2560 1310 23d nw. 6r, J309 to 1321 24th nw.

6, 22.50 1505 rj ae, 6r, ...2250 1507 se, 6r. 2619 nw, 8r, 22 50 325 and 341 14th ne, 1312 nw, llr, b. 42.50 FURNISHED. Broofelanil, C. Ir.

stable, C. SO TO 1414 12fti 6r, b. .18.50 4 Dupont clr, 15r, 2b 5250 00 1410 Mass av nw, llr, 22500 1751 nw, 14r, ISO 00 1729 21st nw, 9r, furnace ..125 CO 1744 nw, I0r. 00 1727 nw. 12r.

2b 125 00 APARTMENTS, Se cor Conn av a'ld I Ellsworth nr.li. 1937 10r.2b.U25 00 1840 nw. 2b.lOO 00 129 Md av ne, lOr, (lease) 100 on 1709 17th nw.lOr.b .80.00 Argyle, D. 75 00 1721 Do Sales nw, llr 2b (to Sept 00 nw. 7r, b.

00 Ethelhurst, 75 Farragut, Sr.b.fur'd 75.00 Wyoming, No 62. 7r.b fur. to SepL 15 30 00! DC Sato, 2d ft, Gr.b 50.00 1 Raymond, 6r, b. 50 00 Woodley, 7th OO 129 Md av 00 Stanle7, and 6r and 110 and Wlnton. 5 and 1749 Wlllard, 6r.

b. .30 5(1 1616 9th nw. 5r, b. SO 00 1626- 9th cw, 5r, 30.00 315 nw.No 30:01 EncIM. 5r, 30 00 Decatur, 1st a.

Br.b 30 00 Darlington. 5r. JO.nft Panooast, 5r, 3000 1766 WHIard 1674 to 80 Irving nw, 60 ft $27.50 Pancoast, 5r. 27.50 1751 WiJJard, 5r. 649 ne.

2d ft. 28.50 1006 Mav nw, Br.b $-12 50 1309 lBt nw 6r) 2 6.50 Han fir.1, 2d fl, Sr.b 42 0 yffa nw 6 rt 00 The Kinsman, fir.b. 40.00 848 ne 1st 50 129 Md av ne, fur- less Q.5r,b. 2550 nialied, 2r, 40 00 1759 17th uw, 4r, 00 Ethelhurst, 00 The Raymond, 3r, 25 OD Sthelhurfit. Ir.b.fur.40.00 Prescott.

3r, 2505 The Tiuxtun, and 1606 llth nw, Cr, 6r and $45 'to $70 2507 Central 50 Xansomonde, 4 and 13614 lo 22 Eslln av or 50 to 337 50 nw. 2d fl. Br. The Raymond, Sr.b 31 50 34 to 23 Ealin av Sheridan, 5r. b.

3500 nw, 1st fl, 6r. "Wyora.ng, 7th 2318-19-21-23 nw, 18th nw, 4r. b.S5 1st fl, 5r, 2360 The ..3250 318 4ih SB. tr, Suffolk. 4r.

32 1243 Duncan 30 Bryn b. 30 50 1414H Dunoan, 4r.b la 30 218 4th se. 5r, 3H.50 1216 nw. Sr 809 HOTELS. Hotel, 137 rooms, year 18,000.00 Hotel, 38 rooms and 9 bathi, year 3,000.00 STORES.

1313 K. are. will remodel to suit tenant 131.1 Y. ave, wlltremodel to suit tenant 1209 Pa ave 1st floor and basement. ..1200.00 2140 cor 22d and 56.00 1008 Pa.

ave, 2d floor, 50.00 1CS6 nw store and 2 rooms 35 CO 125 Pa ave, 2d floor 35.00 710 2d nw frame 15.00 OFFICES. 13r, X. Y. ave. n-R will remodel to suit 1K15 N.

ave will remodel to suit r.ll 9th 2d, 3d, and 4th floors 1328 ave nw 2d floor 150 00 535 13th 2 rooms 5000 1008 Pa flve 2d floor 6000 623 13th nw 2d floor 3500 715 14th 2 rooms' 2750 1319 ave. basement 20.00 1209 Pa. ave. nw entire or by floors. WAREHOUSE Bt.

sw net 3d and will improv'9 lot to suit tenant FOR COLORED TENANTS 1TO7 sf ICr. and bath 15500 1723-25-27 Seaton s(, flats, 4r and 23 56 STABLE Rear 1120 16th No 3 SIS 00 SUBURBAN Arundel-on-the-Brv, 6 rooms, season $5000 Greenvple, 5r cottage, with 28 acres 2700 Brookland, 7r stable, 2000 Greenvale, No 3, 5 rooms 1500 "I Rent Houses," DAVID MOORE, 1328 N. Y. ave. nw.

FOR RENT- MARTIN 1925-27 Penna. ave. 1727 13th st 10 rooms and ra 1 1150 22d st n.v 8 rooms and 22d an-1 sts rooms, bath, store, and stable 1452 Kuotld pi 8 rooms and 2803 -jt. nw rooms and bath 2211 il nw 8 rooms, a i 2155 23d st nw 8 rooms and bath 1313-29 23d Bt nw. 6 rooms and 117 3d st ne 7 rooms and bath 2X31 st nw rooms and bath Falrmount Heights, Md Sr and colored APARTMENTS.

24ta st. 2d fl, 6 rooms anJ 24th st 3d fl. rooms and 1523 12th st flats and 4 rooms and bath, colored, each 2163 Pa ave i room 1920 Pa 1 room and gaa 252B st flat "fV" 3 rooms and water Pa ave Cellar Pa ave 2 rooms $6000 S650 3250 5250 3050 2550 20. SO 13 50 12 00 $20,50 15 50 1850 It). 00 10.00 $25 5 U9 5.00 21st and new, 10 bath, col $50 SO 2106 18th 9 rmg bath, cellar 4 2 5 0 2143 st nw 8 bath, cellar 355? 1322 10th nw nice 7-room and bath br 5o Petwortn, new, nns bath, collar, br 2550 Mass, ave 3 0 5 bath, flat 2505 S2B 2Q se nalh, 9at SOS 6lh ne 3d floor, bath, isllar 33 Eff Jas.

M. York SOD, 910 st nw. FOR RENT-2117 iSrfih nw, 1711 De Sales nw, 10r and rw, P05 nw, 10rb 172B ISth uw.lOrb. MJ17 iftih 1012 Cap, 10r.2b 50 5000 .45 50 42 50 42 60 4000 621 1BTH ST. NW 1WS Rtgga, 8fb, 1939 Sth nw.Brh 26 50 Petworth 25 5fl FLATS.

3017 Dumbarton. ave. 6r, b. $26 50 1761 Wlllard, 6rb .26 50 1674 Irving nw.Gr.b 27.50 rcm RENT--as ISTH ST 6 ROOMS, bath, rent $25. Purnllu'-o for tale A.

S. CAYWOOD, 933 9th st. nw. 1821 ST ROOMS AND LARGE vards, only 135 KARRICK JfETCALF, "J3B3 st nw 31 FOR RENT--1S65 EAST CAPITOL; 8 ROOMS, bath, cellar, SS0.50 J. AUGUSTUS TAYLOR, 1321 or at CoAomflo Blflg.

2ft ATTRACTIVE BRICK--SIX PLEASANT ROOMS, bath, furnace; good neighborhood; Avenue oar line $21 727 35th Bt. BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE, THOS. J. FISHER CO. 1414 st.

nw. Business Properties. $11 SCO--On 9th hi ave renting for $70 per month Trust of SP.OOO ai 4V Per tent can remain on property. 2.500--On llth near Bt 9-room house. can.

be converted Into Ftoro and made to pay good Income r. bet 9th and I0th; Jot 25x95 to alley. S1S.OOO--G niar ftth renting tot- por year Call for special list of business properties. If you haie money to im est for future proflt consult us before THOS. J.

FISHEJR CO. 1414 St. nw. FARMS FOR SALE. COUNTRY PROPERTY.

1SLIE RUOB-- BEAITIFVLLY SITUVTFD HOME for ialf Krge house. good farm, orchai'Is, falling ur? water FREDERIC STAI.R. Or'-enw ootl Pf pot, Albemarla Countj, Va ISVi t'i SPt A Fine Dairy Farm, Twelve miles from Washington, and only 2 miles trora electric ratlraai, containing 196 aeres; 130 acres, cleared, balance In wooa. Improved by a sub- ptantlal 30-room dwelling, large bank barn 50 lor-3 of r-aj, hai.ses horses and 25 cows), an-1 oil other necespary outb'iilulngs Tbia farm 13 divided Into 7 of 20 acres each, and running water through most of the flelda. This properts Is ottered for sale to an estate Worth.

WO per aora, but van be fought lor much less. ATKINSON BALLARD 621 13th st. nw. HIGH-CLASS COU.VTRY HOMES. GILT-EDGE farma.

superior suburban property from $5.000 up to six Cgwec. exclusively of known value- preferred Imeotmerts Grant Parish. H29 29 VIRGINIA FARMS. COUNTRY suburban yropcrty. city homes; 2.000 bargains; catalogue trey SOV1.P CO 630 La.

ap5-tf IEWS MANUFACTURING SITES. FOR SAt-E-- CONVENIENT SITE AT ROS3LTN. Vt. Immediately opposite Pa. depot, frontage on streets no laws to harass; no annoj- anc-i restrict Ions.

fine loratlon for more, or IflfiWf. Adtlreu MANUFACTCKKft. toll -ii REAL ESTATE. VIRGINIA REAL ESTATE OF ALL KINDS FOR sale; fine farms, cottdfes, stately manalons, hunting ranges property that will double Itseir with a care. this Is you oppor-- tunltr.

us at once J. GARMETT, Dil- Pflper, Va. 3 WAREHOUSES. FOR KENT--WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE. AD- jotnlng B.

(relcDC yards, at New York ave square feet floor apace. Will lease If taken before July I. 1SOS THE HARRISON REA1TT COMPANY. 807 0 HOUSES FOR SALE. THOS.

J. FISHER 1414 'st nw. FOR Washington Heights. Beautiful now home of 11 large rooms, 3 handsome tiled bathrooms; latest modern plumbing, gan' and electric light; open fireplaces; plcnH of large closets, lot 120 to paved alley--room, for auto ehed. TbU house was built to lor $9,500, but foreclosed by a lumber merchant, and roust bt sold FOR.

SALE-Bargain, Near 20th st. and Conn, 10-room house, cor. ot 10-ft. alley; ALB BRIGHT ROOMS. Out-of-town owner Is anxious to and ha? reduced the price ot HUB property to eflect a quick sale.

This Ii one of the beet bargains ever offered in the northwest section. FOR Heights. Near 14th st S-story and cellar, bay- window brick, 18 2-3 fit- front; kitchen on flrat floor, furnace heat, southern exposure. Let us show you this at once. is a bargain.

FOR SALE-- Special Notice to Homeseekers. Dori't fail to Inspect those beaatitul houses jngt completed, cor. 19th and WASHINGTON HEIGHTS; rooms, 2 tiled bathrooms; steam heat; gas and efei-trlc light; good lot to paved alley, room tor auto stable. Low prices and easy terms will be given on application. FOR SALE-15 Per Cent Net Investment.

$7,750. Two stories and large attic; 11 rooms and 2. large bathrooms; hot-water heat; 173335 st. nw lots 50x100 (o paved alley. $8,250.

Holmead Columbia, Heights; lot 25x 135; 11 rooms, 2 hot-water heat; ronty $70 per month, 5-ft. side lot all through. These buildlnga are well constructed and well located, ana make a splendid investment See S. J. FISHER CO.

1414 at. nw. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS For Sale. INVESTMENTS. For Sale.

P71IOE, $2,000 A cozy little 4-room and hath, brick, located near CCd st. and Pa. ave. nw. Never ld.1-3 Rented no-sr for 112.00.

PRICE, On, st. nsar 7th a gam ol a. house; rooms and bath: furnace heat, and cellar 1 under entire house. Rents for $17.00. PEICE.

Two splendid bricks, on a wide avenue In the nw rented tor $22.00, and never vacant, These are gtmB, and a KiH-eagea Investment. PRICES. J2.900. Two good bricks, containing large rooms and bath Large 'yard to a good alley. In splendid section or the nw Thtse houses were taken In trade, and can toe sola at the extremely low price quoted aboie.

Always rented for J27.50. PRICE. $8,000. Neir" Washington Circle; a splendidly built 6-room ana bath brick, lot 40slOO to good alley. Rents for Tuib la a bargain.

PRICE, $3.600. I On Oaplto! Hill, near Lincoln Park, a G- roam and bath brick, a. m. I no, trouble renting it at In fact, H'B never va- PKICE, $5,800 Two-story flit, renting Cor $34 50 per month; 4 rooms and bath eacn floor 4 latrob? heat, side lights This Is worth investlgat- ing, PRICK, $1,350. Two-family apartments, In Rood' section of the ne 5 rooms ard bath Rented for $36.

Let us show you this. PRICE, $4,500 Brind-new lioxiiid In a splcnclil section of tlw northwest, unusual width; hardwood throughout The finish Is equal to any $,000 house In thi citv; furnace heat; oak will reat for $31 00 MARTIN BROTHERS, 4925-27 Pa. ave. nw. 1238 and 1244 8th st.

sw. $3,350. Modern and attractive homes; 6 rooms, tiled bath, hardwood finish. Cash or terms to suit. Open, dally for Inspection.

Look at them at once. JOHN QUINW, 7th and sts. sw. Handsome, New, Exceptionally Well- three-alary and basement apartment house en the "Heights," 25-ft front; Jttrge front and rear yards; will pay rattling good Income. Price, $13,000 Specially adapted for owner to occupy one apartment find lease other fno.

THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY, 1408 N. Y. Bond Bldg.

For A One 2fl'foot two-Btory apartment house, well located ne always rented $85 month. Very well buflt and a good, safe Investment. Bains very wide and the corner of a paved alley, adds to its value. SHANNON LUCHS, 704 18th at. nw.

HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD ON flOO cash and $20 monthly For full particulars drop postal, telephone, or call for Illustrated booklet and plat of Mount Pleasant Heights FDLTON GORDON. Suburban Realty Operator. Robert E. Heater, Mer 612 Colorado Bldg main S29. SEMI-DETACHED HOME; 8R ANT) steam heat, rear stairway; large porches and lawn, easy terme.

FRANK G. BUTTS, 621 13tH st nw 30 FOR SALE--MODERN PRESSED-BRlCK; BIGHT rooms, octagon bay window: lot 20x133 to stable; terms easy; owner within. 133D Pa. ave Be. 29 FOR SALE--THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, rooms and bath.

Apply on premises, 1111 4th nw. REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE, FOR EXCHANGE-18-ft Lot on Mass, Opp Lincoln Pafk one party wall: public alUy in rear, will trade clear at take small toube tsmirae small trust, 50-ft lot on Columbia Heights. Trill take house well rented and assume truat- THOS. J. FISHER CO.

1414 at. nw. OFFICE BUILDING UNDER BENT OF JBO A month; will exchange equity for small houos. Address OWNER, box 152. this tifflce.

APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE. FOR LOCATED ON A FlftST- elftsa street, la the very best neighborhood on the "Heights," building IB a 3-atory and cellar struo- ture. wholly detached, very nice terraced lawn In front, front of building colonial in style, wltft central entrance flanked on either aide by Inrge pilinra; apartments. 6 In number (2 on each floor), each contalulnx 5 or 6 rooms, are all cheerful and light; all halls are trimmed with marble, and apartments arc finished with hardwood There era no vacant apartments, trust ot at 5 per cent ot more, If desired, can remain Total yearly rent about $3,000 We consider this one of the safent, Meanest, and best-paying propositions eter offered. It will pay over 10 par cent on the equity uteadlly and still be a conservative Investment.

COLLINS- OUERRT 621 ISth ut. nw. LOTS FOR SALE. FOB SALE--60-FT. LOT ON MERIDIAN Hill: will be sold for 55o per ft.

it taken at once; sqod locution tor 3 houses See us about this at once THOS. J. FISHER CO. 1414 st. nw.

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. ELECTRIC FAMS FOB HOME AND OFFICE USE- ALL BTYT.TSS-- ALL PRICES. NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY laao N. Y. AVE.

WALL PAPER. PAPER HANGIXG. PAINTING, AND INTERIOR work; orders received now will te aub- feet to 25 per cent discount; rooms papered. $2 ED: open F. 807 Utb nw.

EYEGLASSES AND SPECTACLES. One pair of glasses to near and lar, SPECIAL PRICE. SI. KAHN, 935 ST. discount on ocDlla jjr sscr I ptlonx SUBURBAN--FOR SALE.

DOUBLE YOUR MONEY. Others have sJnco September by buy- Ing Jots at Randle Highlands. subdivision now being put on the market. Telephone cialn 6222 for a free automobile any hour to go out to EBP the Highlands, from which you pet a grand panoramic of the cntlie city. A delightful, cool rlfte You lots from $75 to $800, or beautiful houses for J25 a month.

Exclusively a white settlement. Go to-day to Handle Highlands ami attain In days, and seo tho transformation Take the curs of the Capital Traction Company on Pennsylvania avenue marked ajid streets, going east, and get free transfers to new electric line, 'vhioh will take you In five minutes to Handle lands Call at the company's office between a. at and 7 p. and get plats of the lots. U.

S. HEALTY COMPANY, Firemen's Insurance Builfllng. Seventh and Louisiana and Pa. Ave. AUCTION SALES.

tl 00 DOWN. Jl.OO MONTH. Stop Paying Kent. Own Your Home Beautiful Capitol Heights. PUBLIC SCHOOL.

BC OAR FARE. Lots, $40.00 Up. Take Bt. car and get off at 61st at, ne. Agents ra grounds dally, 0, B.

Zantzinger, Owner, OFFICES: 214-215 McOfh Building. 908-914 at. nw, and Capitol Heights Come out to-day or to-morrow. NO TAXES. NO INTEREST, Come Out To-day.

BEAUTIFUL BEtMOMT Chevy Chase. A chance offered you to buy an Heal strtrnrbun lot In the most rapidly Improving Bectioj) of north-west, reached by two electric roads--Rockvllle line anoT the Chavj diaso lines- Lote BO Dy 120 to 388. price, Sttto to terms, t20 cash and $5 per month. Only 376 lots, and you niust act at once If vou want to secure Only high-class subdivision In Washington where col- orefl pensile are welcomes to tuy. Carr73gea to show you the property at all times.

A. gATTETtttHITE CO Exclusive Agents. Room TVnsh. Savings Banfc Corner 12th end Bta. n.w.

FOR 3ALB-- Beautiful suburban home: halt acre In lawn, Bhade and garden; flne stable; 10- room house, large porches; bath, hoi and cold water; sewer; granolithic from elbdtrlc nnft steam property; 10 minutes' walk; well, spring and city water, mall delivery and telephone. Price reduced to 55,500. Small cash- payment, balance aa rent. C. B.

HAZARD 1417 sfrnw. 'C. O. SLOAN COi, Auctioneers. 1407 at.

nw. HERE IS YOUR CHANCE To secure (25) feet building lots at reaj ba-frafn prices on and near the 1hie of the rotir- teentb street extension, on Thirteenth street. herd utrect, and Kansas avenue, In the sufcdl- Tlslon ot North Columbia. Hlghtg In order to close up the or a syndicate, we are authorized to soil Rt duction. without nworve, to the highest bidder, ihirtesn (13) beautiful building lots In thf- above siibaf- T-Jrfmj, on Ihe premises, on 7, TEH THIHTY-FIRST DAT OP A.

D. 33C5, at EL o'clock p. TO. The lota -will be separately- Over two bandred lots In this subdivision hays been gold, at 30 and 35 cents per square foot. Streets haw been graded, houses built, and, the Capital Traction' Company Is now qoostrudtlnff its street railway line out the new Fourteenth, street extension -which passes directly by this property: The tars -will be operated on the new extension by tho nuddla of September.

There la in real estate In this locality than any other section pf-Washlngton, threa new subdivisions having been lately opened up. which are meeting with, big success In sales of lots at front 30 to-BO cents per sgnare foot. This sale biters to the small rare opportunity to secure desirable lots at very low prices, an we are instructed to close out these thirteen (IS) lots (all remainhig unsold Itt the subdivision) at whatever price they will bring, and positively wfthqitt reserve, Don't Let This Chance Slip By. Positive Bargains Are to Be Had. 1 Remember tie Time and Date.

5 July 31, 19W. Don't stay away from this sale because you may Ihinfc that lots may sell at a jrlce beyond your reach, but be Tight on time and we wilt glvo ou a chance to make an investment that yqu wllj never regret. Terms--AH cash. Deposit of $50 on each lot will be required at time of eale All canveyaueing, recording, Ac, at the cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within'ten (10) days of day of sale, or the lota defaulted on will be resold at the risk and coat ot defaulting purchaser.

C. G. SLOAN Auctioneers, HOT at Any Information desired reRartilHfr the above sale will be cheerfully furnished at our office, where maps of the property can also be had. ROBINSON INC 613 14th st. PW.

RAILROADS, Get Aboard- for Greater and Double Your'Dollars. $75 BUYS A LARGE VILLA'SITE, Containing Ten City Lots. CL03E TO DISTRICT LINE. OWNER, 623 st. nw.

ONE-HAM 1 ACRE LOTS. S200 TO tl.200, ON terms to suit ypur pockettjook; located within one cor tare of anV pan of city: at Nm-fli Tafeoma Park, the prettiest suburb of Washington; Qoa graded streets, 70 feet wide; water, Bewor. gas, cement fldewalks, schools, churcheu, stores; a community that is rapidly building up. COIiIiINB- GCERBY 621 13th st. nw DON'T PAT Jl.OOO FOB A 25-FOOT LOT-IN country.

You can buy an acre, containing 12 25-foot lots, at Northwest Pars, for S750 to S950 per arre. Money adyanced to build you a house. Sniall cash payment. Easy terms. Write for plat.

WILLIAM F. MATTESOW, 618-COLOBADO BLDO 'PHONH MAIN SJ50. KCRTH BRIGHTWOOD LOTS FOR SALB. BTTY ode or more lots here, build a home, or keep as a Eafc investment and reap a handsome proflt by increase in value. Don't risk your money by buying elsewhere.

Ternu very easy. HERBEBT E. SMITH. Manager. Corcoran '-phone M.

1812. PINE SUBURBAN HOME--ROCKVILLE I CAR lino; modern improvements; porches, fruits; less for cash. Address BOX 166. this office I 21 SUBURBAN-FOR RENT, FOR RENT--PREFERABLY FOR 1 YEAR, BEAU- tlful suburban residence on Rock Hill electric car line; large shaded grounds BOX V. E.

this offlce 29 TO RHMT--SUBURBAN HOUSE OF 1 6 OR 7 rooms northwest, with large lot. Address this offlce. 2 SUBURBAN--WANTED, ABOUT ACRES--SUITABLE 'FOR POULTRY good 6 or 8 rooms house, outbuildings, water, fruit, on car line; first payment, $1,000, or if less than $2,000 will pay all cash; state particulars Q1LINGER, 1329 Moss ave BO. 3 YOUNG MAN, WITH STEADY EMPLOYMENT, wants one to- purchase a suburban Jot ID northwest and build him a house, the price not to exceed can pay frotn $30 to $30 per month. Address BOX 212, this office.

8 MONEY TO LOAN, Money to loan on first trusts on C. real estate security at 4 and 5 per cent; no unncessary charges to bornmers. THE HARRISON REALTY COMPAMY, 907 st. nw. WANTED--TO LOAN WHEN MOST needed Small loans- immediately.

(Reliable members.) loanedi Established 1886 Address stamped envelope. COMMERCIAL GfrAR- Rkfaiaond, Vfl. MONET ADVANCED ON HOUSEHOLD goods stored in this warehouse at rate of 6 fei cent par annum. FIDELITY STORAGE 1420 You 8t. WB GIVE PROMPT SERVICE IN loaning money on D.

C. real estate at 4, 41-2, and 6 per cent Interest, according to value of an amount ro SLCO MONKY TO LOAN At th Lowest Rates of Interest on D. 0. Kcal Estate FRANK T. RAWUNOS, 1506 PA.

Tlie Arlington Fire Insurance Company's Building. MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY RBAI, etats at 4, 4H. and 5 per rent Interest; privileges with respect to prior payments: Isrge amounts a specialty. TYLER HUTHEWORD (Incorporated). ISOT at nw.

MONEY TO LOAN ON DISTRICT OP COLOMBIA and Maryland Real Estate Low rates ot Interest Insurance in all of Its branches J. H. BRADLEY COMPANY, IH9 32O ST. NW. MONET TO 1X5AN IN" ANT SUMS BBSIKED AT IXJWEST RATES OF INTEREST.

THOS. J. FISHER Incorporates. 1414 at. nw.

B. BOON. SUCCESSOR TO Room 416, Corcoran 633 15th loans money to salaried people. If interested It will pay you tg call. MONET TO LOAN ON D.

C. RBAI, B3- tate; lowest of Interest; payments on principal in amounts of J100 or more received at any interest period. The H. SMITH Bond 1408 N. Y.

SIOJfEY TO tOAIT. i We have money in sums to suit at 4-10, 41-3, 5 per cent, according to security. D. C. real estate only, MOOiRE 717 14th st.

nw. MONEY TO LOAN AT 3, 4. AND 4H PER cent. In sums ot $1,000 to JSOO.OOO. on D.

C. real olale: reply Immediately It security If oaouestlo-. aMe; pay off ana 6 per cent mortKaRes aod begin anew: all transactions conducted with economical consideration tor borrowers. WM. H.

SAUNDERS CO 1107 St. nw. LOANS ON STOCKS, BONDS. policies, trusts, building association shares, syndicate certiflcatas, and other approved collateral. C.

A. BAKBR. 50-52 1110 st. 'Phone BIT. MONET TO LOAN AT LOWEST 1 of interest on real estate In District of Columbia.

WALTER H. ACKER 1420 LOAN BROKERS. BURN3TIKE-S ESTABLISHED 1866. LOAN OFFICE, SSI PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Money loaned on gold, sllrer, wtchea, oiamondB, Jewelry, mechanical tools, men's appanl.

GoW and silver bonght. Undredeemed pledges for sale. TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE, YOU CAN BUY THE 1 LATEST model Wellington Standard Typewriter on easy terras; down and Jl per wppfa; no better machine made: hundreds in Washington. Office. 609 llth at.

nw. sc3 TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT. RENT A WELLINGTON TYPEWRITER. One montb, $2,00 Three months for months for. 5P 03 OFFICE, Uth st BW.

se3 O. Sloan auctioneers, 1407 at. TRUSTEE'S SALE; OF NINETEEN (19) VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THIRTEENTH STREET, SHEPHERD STREET. AND KANSAS AVENUE, SEVERAL LYING'WITHIN A FEW FEET OF THE NEW FOURTEENTH STREET EXTENSION, IN THE SUBDIVISION OF NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. i By virtue of eleven dl" different deeds of dulv recorded, respectively, as' follows 1 In Ilber No 2731 at follp 2E5.

et liber or tollo 1J2, et seq liber No. 272G at folio at folio 360, et seq liber No 2717 at folio 265, et liber No. 2717 at f9llo 254, et BOD liber No. 2846 at folio 137. et Seq liber No.

27l7 at folio 264, ot fleq liber 2851 at folio 263, fit tiber No. 2851 at folio 267, et seq liber No, 271B At foUo 296, et seq ot the land records the District oC Columbia, at the request ot the parties secured tnereby, the -undersigned trustee will sell, at public auction, Jn front of the promises, on TUESDAT, the Slat day of July, A D- 1906, tit 3 o'clock p. tbp following described lnd and premises situate in the county of Washington. District of and designated as and being, lota Noa. 10, and 12 in tilock No.

Inta NOB. ancl 23 In block No. lot No. 4 in block No. and lots NOB 25 and 2tj In block No.

lot No- 6 In block No. lot No. S3 In block No. lot No 14 In block No. lot No.

21 In block No. 6, lots Nos. Sand 10 in block No. lot No. 19 In block No 6: lots NOB.

12 and 13 In block No. 1: lot No 22 in block No. and lot No. 5 In block No lot No. 21 In block No.

all of aald lots being In the subdivision ot North Columbia Heights, as said subdivision IB recorded In the offloe of the purvevor of the District of Columbia 'in County Book IG. paeB 19. Terms. All cash. A deposit ot S50 on each lot III be required at time of sale All CQIWT- anclng, recording, at the of purchaser.

Term? of Mle to be complied with within ten (10) days of day of sale or the lots defaulted on Tcill be resold at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. JAMES CRUTCHESH, Trustee, 6H Fourteenth street northwest. Full particulars j-epardlng the above sale a.t the- ofBce of Robinson 613 Fourteenth street northwest, Washington, IX C. CONRAD H. SYMB, Attorney fbc Trustee, Feudal! Building.

HORSES AND VEHICLES, GREAT SACRIFICE IN BTTs'E CARRIAGES BE- longing to Spnafot-s diplomats who are left Washington; sold to save stcrage rubber- tire victoria cost U.W. J200; Imported carriages, l-horse extention-lront brougham and 1- horae Victoria, rubber tires; 2-Itonte extension front' brougham, grand exteusion-fcont brqugham, as used 'inly 4 months; coupe rockaway lafly's put under-(rap seats 4, lafly'H stilish cut- under runabout, very smart, ladj's- spider basket plmeton, footrpanV seat rear; pony basket governess cart, hackney horse thow tandem carts- brote, seats 7 persona 2 grand Hight traps, with DDlP-s. seax 4 Just tho tor country place: 10' double 20 other 1 gentleman's mail- hhaeton, rumble; Impoited Blnglo and doutile harnesv ladles' and gents' saddles lifidles- aJfio GO good" 09 Daw ifrCJellan army saddles." The above carriages and harness arc inade by the best makers, and will cold at great bargains. Call anfl examine. Tan be seen at WILLARD- 3TORAOE nnd office Spe-'dwar StabU's, JltMlttb st one Work below llth st and Pa.

ave jy24-lmo FOR SALE--GOOD. SERVICEABLE DERIVING horse, adapted lor carriage use, at BOWEL'S LIVERS BTA.BLE, 627 N. Y. ave. nw 29 FOR- SALE--A CUT-UNDER SURRT; IN GOOD condition; prJce, J30 AdcJrebs 133P Pa.

aye. RAILROADS, BALTIMORE AHD OHIO RAILROAD. ROYAL BLUE LINE. LEAVE STATION, New Jersey aire. on4 St.

"EVERY OTHER HOUR. ON THE ODD HOUR" TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK NEW TERMINAL 2SD NOW YORK. a. m. Diner, Pullman Parlor.

a m. Buffet, Parlor. Five-hour Train. a m. Diner ana Pullman Parlor Car fll a.

m. Diner and PiiHman Parlor Car. 00 p. m. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.

00 p. m. "Royal Limited AH Pullman. p. m.

Coaches to Philadelphia. 00 p. m. Dlnel- and Pullman Parlor. m.

Coacfces to Philadelphia. p. m. Sleepers. a m.

ATLANTIC CITY. 57, 00. 15 06 i m. "EVERY HOUR ON THE (WceK flays, 7 a. nt.

to 8 p. TO BALTIMORE WITH PULLMAN SERVICE. Week days. 2:57, 6 00, 6.30, 7:00, 7-20. 800 8-30 8.00, 9'SO.

10 00, 11-00 a. 13 noon, 12-05 1 oo' 2 00. S-00, 4 00, 4 IB. 5:00, 5 03, 6'30, 6 00, 0.3d! 1.00. 8 00, 10:35, 11-30, 11-S5 p.

m. Sundays. S.67. 7:00, 7:20. 8:30, 8 (W, 10 00 a 1:00, 1:15.

301). 330, 5:00, 5:30, 6:30 8-00 1000, 10-85, 11:30, 11:38 m. WESTWARD. CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST, 11:00 a. CINCINNATI.

ST. LOTOS, Una LOUISVILLE a. p. night. PITTSBURG.

a. p. night CLEVELAND, p.m COLUMBUS. p.m WHEELING. a.

SO p. m. WINCHESTER, 8:35 a. 05, p. m.

ANNAPOLIS, week days, 7:20 noon. 6 m. Sunflays. 8-SO a in ana p. LURAY and ELKTON.

p. parlor car. FBEDERtCIC. 510 05, til .00 a. 05, 15:30 p.

HAOERSTOWN, a m. ana p. m. BOYD anfl way pointa, a. ra.

51-15 tS-85. 510.10. D. QAITHERSBURG and way points, 8 35, a. m.

jl 15, 'BOB, 1 57 S3 510 IB, p. m. WASHINGTON JUNCTION nnd way points. tS-35 a t5 .10 p. m.

tExcept Sunday, SSunday only. Reservations ol Sleeping or Parlor Car space, rates of face, will be quickly turnlahed BT TELEPHONE at all of the following Ticket Offices- 1417 St. Telephone, mam 619 Pentt- svlvanla Telephone, main 278. Station, Now Jersey ave. and Office, Telephono, east 687; Informaticm Bureau, east 721.

SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS TO AND PROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH. EFFECTIVE SUNL'AT, JULY 15. WEEK DATS. GOING. EETtTRNlNG, Lr.

Dlst Line Station. Lr. the Beach. 9:25 A.M. 6,85 A.M, 00 A.M.

2:40 M. 30 P.M. 6:00 M. Ei40 P.M. 8:00 M.

7:48 P.M. 10:00 snifDA-srs AND HOLIDAYS. Golne. Returning. 9 25 A.M.

7:00 10-30 A.M. lfc-30 M. A.M. 1-15 P.M. 2.00P.M.

3.00PM, 3:00 PM G'OO P.M. 4:00 P.M 8 00 P'M. P.M. 9:00 PM. 9:45 P.M 10:00 M.

Freight 'rain, waek Cavs only. I Leaves Chesapeake Junction. 0:00 a. m. Leaves Chesapeake Beath, 11:30 a.

Note--Train lettTlns the Beach at 11-30 a. m. week oars -will have regular passenger coach attached for the accommodation of passengers from Chesapeake Beach to Washington and between local points. PAUL WATERS. Gt-n Manager.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY. SCHEDULE JN EFFECT MAV 27. 1306. I Loaves Washington, P. H.

K. Station, Sixth'and streets. 7.35 a. points on Norfolk and Western: also Knoxyllle. Chattanooga, and Memphis.

10-00 Bristol, Winston- Batem. Knoxvjlle, Chattanooga, NasbvilJe, Memphis New Orleans Through Sleepers Dining Cars. For Norfolk--Leave Washington a. TO. dally, 10:50 m.

daily. Arrive "Norfolk 11.20 a. 5 20 p. m. From B.

O. Station. 4 05 p. daily. 33erry- vllle, Luray, Shenardoah, Elkton Pullman Parlor Car.

Trains from the arrive, Pennsylvania Station. 6 52 a m. and 9:40 p. m. All information.

Fourteenth street and New Tork Avenue (Bond Building). PEMNSYLVASIA RAILROAD. STATION CORNER SIXTH AND STS. A. M.

daily. PITTSB0RG EXPRESS ang inning Cars Hamsburg to Pittsburg. Connects for Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville, and St. Louis. Buffer Parlor Car to Harrisburg.

A M. daily. MAIN LINE EXPRESS. --Pullman Buffet Parlor Car to Harrfs- burg. Parlor Car Harrlsburg to Pftts- ourg.

Pennsylvania Railroad Dining iiarnsburg to Altoona. 0 aU y- THE PENNSYLVANIA Sleeping, pmms, Sraoliing. and Observation Cars B-or Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Loute. Buffet Parlor'Car to Harrisburg.

2:00 P. M. daily ST. LOUIS Sieeplngv Dining, Smofeing. and Obser- Cars trom For In- dianapotls, Louisvffle, and St.

Louis. Buffet Parlor to Harrisburg: aaii y- PENNSYLVANIA SPE- J-iA-Li 13 hours to Sleeping Dinmy, Smoking, and. Observa- Won Cars from Harrlsburg for Chicago Sleeping Car to HarrlsbuTE. 3: daily. CHICAGO AND ST.

LOUIS, 'Cars Washington to. St. Sleeping, and Dining Cars Harrisbur- to ChicagS. Indianapolis, St. Louis, and Nashville (v.5a Cincinnati and Louisville).

Sleeping Ca'r SM'F. M. dally. CHICA3O Sleepmg Car "Washington to-" Chicago and Pennsylvania Railroad Cafe Car Baltimore, to Harrlsburg. Steeping, Smoking, Dining, and Cars ftom Harrisbvrg.

For.CW- cago- ana "Cleveland. 7:16 P. dally, ST. LOUIB EXPRESS-Pullman Sleeiiinar Car to St. Louis and Cincinnati M.

daily. WESTERN EXPRESS- Pullman Car to Pittsbure and a to Chicago. dally. CLEVELAND AND CTN- CINNATI EXPRESS-Pulhnan Sleepins Cars Washington to. and Harrisburg to Cleveland, Barberton, and Dinme Gar- 10:40 P.

M. dally. PITTSBURS "SPE- Sleeping Car to Pitts- burp. Dining Car Altoona to Pittsbure. 30.40 P.

M. daily PACIFIC EXPRESS- Pullman Sleeping Car to Harrisburg and Harrisburg- to Pittsbuvrg. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo A. daily BUFFALO DAT EXPRESS, wiui through BuJIst-Parlor Ca.f and Coaches to Buffalo, via Emporium Junction. 7:50 A.

M. for Erie daily. Canandalgua, Fochester. and Niagara Falls dally, except Sunday, i Renovo daily, and Elmira week days, Wllhamsport daily, aa'ny BUFFALO NIGHT: EXPRESS, ittrith through Buffet Sleeping Car and Coaches to Buffalo, 'via Emporium-Junction. 7:40 P.

M. daily for Brie," Rochester, Buffalo, and Niafrara Falls, wjth-Sleeping Car Washinsrton to Rochester. 10:40 P. dallv for Erie. Canandaigua, Rochester, BuffaTo.

and Niagara Falls. For Philadelphia, and the East 4:00 "CONGRESSIONAL LIMIT- BD." for New Yoric only, daily, all Parlor Care, Dining Car. Express 6:55, 8:60, "10:00 CNew York and A. 6:50, and 12:30 night. On Sundays, 4 12:01, 8:50.

and 10:00 P. 1230 night For Philadelphia only. Express, 7:40, 10:00 a. p. rn, week days, 4:00, and 5:40 p.

m. daily; 6:55 a. nv Sundays. For Boston, without change, 7:40 a. m.

weelc a and 'p. rn. daily. For Baltimore, 5:00, 8:15, 7:40, 7:50, 8.50, 10:00,. 10:50 a.

12:01. 1:15, 2:00, 3:15, 3:40, 4:00 (4iOO Limited), 4:45, 4:48, 5:35, 5:40, 7:15, 7:40, 10:00, 10:40. 11:35 p. ana 1 12-30 night week days. On Sundays 7-50, 8:50, 9:20, 10:50, 11:00 1:55.

2 00, 3:15. 3:40, 4:00 4:00 Mm'ted), 4:45, 5:35. 5:40, 6-JO, 6:50. 7:15," 7:40, 10:00. 10:40 p.

12:30 night. "Atlantic City Special," 1.10 p. m. weeh days. For 1 Cape May, 12:35 p.

m. weelc days; Sundays, 12:30 niglit. For Asbury Park, 11:00 a. m. and 12:35 p.

m. week" days. For Annapolis. 7:40, S'50 a. 4:43, and-5'40 p.

m. week days. Sundays, 8:50 a. m-. 5:40 and 10:40 p.

m. For Pope's Creek Line, 7.50 a. m. and 4:48 p. m.

week days; 930 a. ro. Sundays. Ticket offices, cornei- Fifteenth and streets, and at the statipn, S'xth and streets, where or3ers can be left for checking of- baggage to destination from Tiotels and call "main 3730" for vanta Railroad Cab Service. 1 car.

ATTteRBTTKY, General Manager. Traffic Mgr i 3EO. W. BOTP, General Passenger 1 Agent. WEEHCE DO PEACHES COME? Shaft Over Dead Man's Head Silent Accuser of Wife.

When Warren GIbfcs Died, Brother Inscription Carved in Stone Saying Side Poisoned Mr. Bliffly Says Delaware Gets All the Cteflit, Ho Matter Where They "I don't know what supplies the greatest percentage of the vast Quantity of peaches nowadays consumed in this town," said Mr. Bliffly, "but Georgia, Certainly Georgia sends here an overwhelmingly large proportion of the earlier supply, and I wouldn't be surprised to learn that wo get from Georgia a greater number of carloads than we do later from any oth'er one source--taking the season through. And no Georgia peaches whatever, or none to speak of, came here a dozen years ago, where now, what with 1 improved transportation facilities, enterprise on the of growers and shippers, and good fruit, Georgia peacfhes'are household "And if I'might be permitted to moralize, or philosophize, orL something, a little bit over this, I should say that this is all very pleasant. To be sure, everybody 'knew well enough the great State of Georgia; but now its peaches, a delightful medium, have brought it' into pleasantly familiar and friendly relations with all "Think, my friends, when this you the people everjwheie throughout the How my wife hath aealt by me, For ovt'ry 1 in season.

TOMB CHARGES MURDER Pelham, July the little eld cemetery in this town, which is noted its curious epitaphs, is a headstone which has been a constant source for nearly fifty years and which is the cause of a bitter faxoily feud. The- inscription on the stone is: "Warren GIbbs died by arsenic potoon "March 23, I860, aged 36 years, 5 33 fiom the Georgia peach, orchards, the peach trains go out, on railroad 'lines radiating, the sticlcs of a fan, to all parts, t6 east of the Mississippi, stho, for ausht I knixw, beyond und though tha fruit they 'carry may 3it.bOjive as we eat it, yet I do not hesitate lo aver that Georgia peaches done much to recement these glorious Urateu States in the b'onds, of indissoluble union. "But it was not of -such things that I set out to speak, but nnlv of peacJb- street dies, and these hour the of Qeorgu; in seldom or never peaches are all Delaware. We see signs and everywhere, hut ye ''seltJom hear Georgia cried in the siriM't by tho watjou venders, and the reasons for this are very siraple. "Delaware is the traditional, as it was long the chief, of our peach sup- EAILWAY.

and are not guaranteed. 7:35, A urn Dally-- LeSsal lor Hin-isonbure. renton, DannlK way statipne; 10.51 a. Daiix-- Washington ana Florida First-clsss Coaches and to Polumbia, Savannah, and Jacksonville. TiDinE Car Service.

11 VIS a m. Daily-- United States Past Mali-- First- xijlass Qoachee und Sleepers to Orleans. Dining Car Service. 4-01 p. WeeK Days-- Local for Harrisonburg' and way stations on Manassaa 4:59 p.

Local for Warrejitoti lottesvUle ami 7.eek days lor Strasburs 7-30 TTU Daily-- New York and- Atlanta Express First-class coaches, to Atlanta. Sleeper to Columbus, yJa Atlanta Sunset Route Tourist SleSper Washington to San Francisco MonSass, Wednesdays, and Fridays. 9 -Bo m. Daily--New York and Florida Express Through coaches and slespers to Columbia, Savannah, and Sleepers to Augusta and Port Tampa. Dining Car Service 10 p.

m. Daily-- New York and Memphis Limited, Tin Lynchburg. First-class Coach and to RaanoJte, ICnoxvtlle, Chattanooa-a. and JVTemnhli Sleepers to Birmingham aid New Orleans. Dining Car Service, 10-45 m.

Daily-- Washington ana Southwestern imited. train. Observation Car to Atlanta and Maoon; Club Gar to Atlanta, Sleepers to Naeh-vllle, Atlanta, "Maccn, New Orleans Dining Car Service. Through traJne from ihe 'Sontft arrive Washington 6-42, 6.52, 9.50, anfl 05 a. 3 00, 9 30, and 9-50 p.

m. daily; Local trains tram Harrlsonburei 11,55 a. week dajs and 9.20 m. dally, and from Strasfttlrg 8 a m. days.

Frdm, Charlottesville, 8-30 a from Lvnchbmrg anl Charlot'teeville, 9 20 m. daily TRAINS OX THE BLTJEMONT BRANCH. Leave "Washington week days, 8-10 a. 1:30, 4 "IE, 4 45, S'CS for Bliremoat; p. ra.

eek. day? for Leesburg only; on Sunday leava a. 9 10 a. p. m.

for BHiemont, Ticket pffleep, 705 iSfli st 511 Pa. ftnfl Pennsylvania Station. H. B. SPENCER H.

HARDWIOK. H. TATLOE. P-A BROWN, A. CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule in effect 3uly 1, 3906. 2:00 P- DOM3.NION' EXPRESS, Daily-Stops at principal points in Virginia, West'Vir- gin la. Vestibule train standard coaches- parlor cars to "VtrE-lnta, Hot Springs and HInton Pullman sleepers Hlnton to Louisville, Cincinnati, In- dianapollff, S6 Louis. Snd dining cars, 4 la service. 4-30 LIA1ITED, Dally-- Faat new vestibule "-train, stops only a.t Gordona- rUla, Cliflon Forge, Covington, White Sulphur, RoncQverte and Hlnton, W.

Va. Pullman sleepers to Lexington Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St Lonfs, ang Chicago Dining cars, a la carte service. One night out i 31-10 P. V. LIMITED, eatJbulff train.

Pullman sleepers to Cincinnati Lexington, and Louisville. Compartment sleeping car to Virginia Sot Springs; week days pining a la carte service Sleepers Cincinnati to 1 Chicago And. St. Louis and Louisville to Memphis Nashville, and Soothwest. and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio Offices.

511 Fpnnsylvnnla 609 14th street, near and Sixth Street Station. Telephone Main 372B -for Pennsylvania Cab Service ana Mala 1066 for C. a. O. Ticket Offlce.

FLORIDA, ATLANTIC COAST, LINE. Notice--These aeoartures are siren as Irifonaa- tlon, aa connections with other companies, but ana are not euaranteed. Effective May 27, 1906. 4:30 0. m.

Dsllj--Sleeting Car New York to Jacksonville, Fla 3 45 p. m. Dallr-- Netv Tort to Jacksonville, Tork to Port Fla. via Jacksonville; New Tork to Augusta, Ga.7 New York to Charleston. S.

Washington. D. to Wilmington, N. C. Connects at Petersburg lor Norfolk, via N.

W. DINING CAB SERVICE, For clclrete and All fforznatioa apply At Uie O9V PICE OF THE LINE, 601 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWBST, and PENNSYLVANIA BAIL. ROAD STATION. 6EO, P. JAMES, District Passengar Agent.

Washington, D. CL W. CRAIG. Fass. Traffic Manaewj Wllmlneton.

N. C. WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY. For Richmond, and points South via Alexandria and FrederleliBburg--Leave Station, 6th and streets, a. m.

and 3:45 p. m. daiJy, tor Richmond and ppjnto on Atlantic Coast Line and Florida. 10 50 a. fttnd p.

dally for Rich- mc-nd and" points on Seaboard Air Line Railway and FlorlQa; 10 60 a. to connect at Richmond with O. for Newport News. Old Potnt. -1 a.

m. davg S). Sally foriRichmond only; Pullman sleeping 0V par- Ipr cars on all above trains except trains leaving at 7-5? a. m. week days.

Accommodations for Quantico. 7:55 Sunday only; p. m. week 8fl5 tm except Saturday, Time of Arrivals departures connections not guar- D- W. CTTLP.

W. TAYLOR, Ant. to GenJ Supt. Traf. Mzr.

Richmond. Vtu ply. Delaware stands for peaches; its name is a vocal symbol of this fruit, and so-in these days srill, and from wherever they may have come, peaches are sold by the wagon ycnder as Celawares another reason: Delaware is word that comes smoothly from the ven- hard cider, which was almost at the vlne- der's tongue. Georgia Is a bigger and ro- gar stage, and the sufferer gulped clown a She In some oysters did prepare Some poison for my lot and share. Then of the same I did partake.

And nature yielded to its fate. Before she my wife became, Mary Feltoiv was her na.me. by his brother, Wm. Every one who visits the i cemetery stops to speculate as to the- guilt of Mary Felton, What William Gibbs caused lo be inscribed there was only neighborhood suspicion, and there was not even an aufcopsy on body; but -with i strange bitterness he wished all Pelham to know what he thought of Mary Felton. Long before easy-going, irresponsible Warren Gibbs died there was bad the family.

The Gibbs' did not like the Feltons. and there was harsh feeling when Warren -Gibbs chose a Felton girl for his bride. The feud was mostly manifested by petty acts until the death of Warren Gibbs gave rise to a suspicion of foul play. In the spring of 1860 Warren Gibbs was seized with a severe fever. Tortured by a burning thirst, he.

implored some sort of relief, A kind neighbor brought a jug of bustervword, but Delaware, we must admit, the lesser though it be, has. a sound rather the smoother and more musical. And see "how happily and how, rt must be, own satisfaction, it lends itself to the vender's use. He can cry Georgia' Georgia! and It has a brave sound; but see how he can divide and linger, with, long-draivn- joy on Del a ware! And Surely it a pleasant Delaware, and its peaches a pleasant taste, an-d for the reasons I have you, and wherever may have come, most of the peaches that cried the streets bv wagon are still sold "While the name Delaware as applied in this manner tnue persists, there is one Bother pe.ich tradition that with the present day widespread area of peach production seems likely to fade; this being the long annually printed story of ttie blast- ingrof the Delaware peach crop, a story which now, with' so many other sources to 'draw from, would have little significance But while TVS mav miss that good did friend at first, the name Delaware re-mains, and so, happily, do that Stage's fine peaches "And finallv. and from wliatever source, at the" moment it may came to and by whatever name, haupUy, may be called, let use be grateful, all, for that heaven-sent gift the peach!" OffE BLESSING OF POVEETY.

And the Somewhat Singular 'Worriment of a Man Once Poor but How Rich. "Poverty has one blessing concealed in it, anyway," said a man now enjoying a fortunejie made himself; "it gives a man a prop'er appetite for the enjoyment of wealth when he does get it Only a man has once been, accustomed to corned beef and cabbage can really Know the deligrhts of turkey. The man who has all his life eaten only flne food can't find any particular enjoyment in it; he's always "been, used to It, and it always alt he' can do for variety is" to spice things up; a man must' have lived on chuck steak to be abje to appreciate the tenderloin. "And it's just the sattle with everything else A man must have -hung on the footboard of a crowded trolley car to be able to appreciate a carnage "And speaking of contrasts, I never, when I was poor, envied the rich; never, never thought of such a thing, ancLyou can take my wcjrd for it that the ayer- age American feels just the same way. Bnvy the rich? Why.i hejd laugh at you if you said such a thing him.

He thinks he's as. good as" anybody, and he expects to tfe rich himself some day. Envy the rich? "Why, that's a comic the only rich man that disturbs him ail is the man who has accumulated his wealth not by fair means, but by millung the public 1 and he worrv over him as much as he ought ttf, he's so busy getting rich himself. "Really, now that I've got money, the only thing thzft worries me is about my children. "We were poor when they came along, but rich before they came to understand, and they have never wanted for anything; always had everything they wanted; and they don't know what it is to lack, and they can't flnd the enjoyment being rich that I do.

"But I shall hope that they turn out to have sense and, be willing to work; and if they do turn out so, why then we shall be able to pu-their feet down on to the ground them to know the world with Knowledge and understanding; ana wifat I hope most of all is that they will to love work, for large quantity of the liquid. The acid relieved the man's distress and he began to recover. Then his wife prepared a meal of oysters, of which he ate greedily, and soon the Wretched thirst returned ana the man rapidly grew worse. A' doctor from Bnfleld was- sent by the relatives of the flying man, but he shook bis head hopelessly. In a day or two Warren Gibbs died, and as there was little or money charity buried him as quickly as decency -would allow.

The grave digger, who had the true grim humor which tradition Is an attribute of grave diggers, a grave seven feet deep, remarking it would not be well to have the dead man reappear to the embarrassment of the living. The shaft was well aimed, for arren Gibbs' widow immediately found. new husband. With a- like promptness the brother of the dead man, a resident of Hardwlck, brought a pure white stone and ordered the unusual inscription. The brother-was a man of means and he defied the woman and her relatives to do anything.

They threatened, but he was obdurate, vowmg that if the law did not punish guilty people- he would. at dusk shadowy forms began to creep into the graveyard, armed with hammers and sharp tools, and the brother appointed agents to watch the stone to see that it was not molested'. But the agents could not be there all the time, and again and again the stone was broken down, only to be promptly restored, and the inscription made as plain as ever. Then the- brother assumed the offensive and said he -would prosecute any one who touched the tombstone, and he Intimated that wicked tales would be told In such a prosecution. Then the remained unmolested un- four five when relatives of the gtHltr or grossly maligned woman, whorls how dead, took up the matter, with the idea of prosecuting William Otbbs.

The physician who had attended Gibbs declared that there was no convincing evidence to support the accusation, as there had been no autopsy, but he also discouraged legal proceedings and matter has been dropped for the present. Once in a while the brother of Warren Gibbs or some representative drives over to the cemetery to see if the gravestone is in its place. work's happy sake, ana then thev mav be For after all, I tell yoli the most enduring pleasure that life affords Js that to be found ta labor." Real JZomarrttc. From the Thcv sat out on the old grain pier talk. iner over their love affairs.

"And he is so poetical and romantic when he speaks of me eyes," sighed Shajitv Sue. replied her chum. "And does he say. 'Let roe gaze into dem or me bask ir de light of dem Shanty Sue elevated her nose. "Of course not," she- snapped ta disdain.

"He ain't no aniateur Romeo He's 3e real thing. He fixes up his neck- vie, chunks his cigar butt overboard, and says. 'Let me rubber in yer lamps paL' Mv. but he is romantic." Stost Annoying. From the CaUiolic Standard and jHmes.

"Now thet all these summer boarders Is so.jour.nin' here," said the rustic on the cracker barrel. "I reckon yer post-office work's kinder heavy, ain't it. Josh?" "Wall." replied the cross-roads postmaster, "it's dash-dinged aggervatln'. Sometimes I don't time ter read all the postal cards." THE LEGAL RECORD. RECORD OF JULY 28, 1906.

Supreme Court District of Columbia. EQUITY" COURT NO 1-Mr. Justice Gould. Conroj- vs Carroll; order of Jub" 23, 1906, for appearance of absent defendant vacated Oom- ilainnnt's aolfcltor, C. Bonjamin va Sffllep, sale of notes authorized.

Coldroii Feniilng. Lawsuits, 3701--Swartzoll, Henser Company, a corporation, vs- Panlel Lamb, cortlorari. Dc- lendini's attorney. RIdout. Equity Suits.

157--William P. Kanlor; vs. Mary Heenan. Marstfret Heenan, Joon Joseph ind Isabella Heenan, to appoint new trustee. Complainant's solicitor, II.

Keanc. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. SEXAIE HEIGHTS-- WHtllm K. Picktort et tn streets-- Mary E. Bnght to Chirles E.

Henderson, part orlelna! lot Jl, square 902, no. DEEDS OF TRUST. 1 SEABOARD AIR LINE Ticket Office, 1421 Penna. ave. For Petersburg; Raleigh, TVilmlngton," CQiumWa.

Sivanroh, Jacksonville, Atlanta, Blrmms- Jiam Mobile, Fenfiacola, and Now Orleans. 10.50 Av "DAILY--Seaboard Mall. Througt- Coacbcs and Pullman Sleeper Jacksonville, also through. Sleeper "Waatffn'gton to Birmingham. Ala Cafe Dining Gar "W-tshiagton to Hamlet, N.

(t 2o Express Solid train with Piillmap Sleeper to Jacksonville and Tampa. Through rapper to A ta, BinninfiaiB, and Gate Dining Car. TWELFTH STREET, between and streets southeast--Allen Asnton to Abraham Saltz- stein, part lot 11, square 1020, UO SOUTH BRQOKLAND--Wilharo F-, Marie and, Catherine Brown to William W. Price, lot 14, block 11, HO. STRKET NORTHWEST, between Tbirtv-first and I'tflrty-sseond Hyde, executor and trustee, to William O'Donnell, part lot 9.

square 120S, $1 711 STREET 'NORTHEAST--Mary and Ellza( beth. Bewley to Charles A- Lochrey, lot 2S, square 830, $10 3293" STREET NORTHEAST--Adelaide Boyd et vir Alexander to Harriet Davis, lot 135, square 1029, CORNER TWELFTH AND STREETS NORTH- EAST--Harrv S. Welch et us to Amelia M. Donelson and Sarah F. Milsteafl, lot 60.

square 985. $10 SECOND STREET SOUTHWEST, between and streets--Charles H. Parker et ui. to William Tignor. lot D.

square 58U 510 NO. 3 I STREET NORTHEAST--Clarence Kor- rent, suiTiving trustee, to William P. Kenealy, lot 261, Square 675. SEVENTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST, betireen Massachusetts avenue and street--P S. Hunter to Samuel C.

Smoot, part original lot 19, square 157, J10 NO OREGON" STREET XORTHWEST--Will- lam Herrott et ux. to Mary Young, lot 83, square 152. MOCNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT PLAINS--J. William Frer ct as. to Frank 0 Beckett, part 1 lot 59, S10 NONESUCH--Arthur T.

Brlce et al trustees, tb John A- LuttreU and Frederick S. Toung, trus- jwrt lot 5, Xll 350 KO. 1417 DUNCAX STREET SQUARE W. secore Edwerd b. HHlyer, JT.TM.

cnt part orUnaal lot SorABES AKD su-Charji A. Sto.s a. ur. to Washington Ixnn and a F.roltable Co-operatlre Sl90 NORTH iIROTNDS COLUMBIAN' DNIVERSITY- Sasnuel ux. to AmeriSS SeT flritr Trutt Cdirpaor.

Washington SUvmss Bank, S2.000, ceni, sarol-ai-nuallj-, part lot 6 Wtv-lr AND OSJ-KteSwilltai, s. I Brown and Keoealy et m. to Na. tional Irepooit. Trust Com.

Wnv. to Fecura Ara-rlcan Security and SQUARE 65-- Errly et ux. to Wnilam Edmon-iton aofl William A. Gordon, to Wliite-m L. Miller.

000. 1-year. 5 part lot 2. AQI'ARE Alonzo C. Baraett to Jesse 1, Jrell and Burr Tracy, to centre Wllllani H.

Merrttt. $500, fi 6 ftcnaalty. lot HOLMEAD Araatront vlr WiUIra to Aibsrt A. Wtison and Jolm B. Lamer, to socttm Wmhlnyton Loan and Trust ConipnAT.

3 ynn. 5 per cent Mmi-annxieiDr. lot 31. Uwk 42 NOXKSC'JiI-- Jotn. A.

LuttreJI et trtutees to VV'illiAtu Flather anfl Oaftftj' secure Mary J- JS 000, per o-nt. jiemi -annually, pirt lot 6. SENATE HEIGHTS-- Poinaezter et trr to Thomas ffckfonl anl Samuel W. to 3ec.i--i Wnilam E. Flckford.

t2.500. 4 yeen per rent. seml-innnAlly. part lot J-jme to same, to secure same, JL12Sv jnontMy- jmtea, per cent, same property SQUARE Peter Paul Meagher to MQburn J. Donohoc anfi OiarVva -to secure John R'dgely, S2QO, 1 atd 2 years, ftr cent, 5 WS PA PER!.