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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
SMALL ATTENDANCE.
Weather Does Not Warm Enthusiasm
in Citizenship Meetinu,

Oskaloosa, Nov. 1S.-Three days
state conference of Christian men and
women to promote better citizenship
in Iowa and secure the application of
Christian principles to civil govern
ment, did not start off very enthusiasts
tlcally here yesterday. The cold wave
that swept over the state seems also
to have chilled the ardor of many of
the delegates, and aside from those
who have places on the program, there
are lew from distance in attendance.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
HARD BLOW AT CIVIL SERVICE.
Supreme Court Of Wisconsin Practic.
ally Overrules the Law.

~ y ~ = e'FSS strS (NVss
Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 1S.-Thestate
supreme court at Madison has render
ed decision which practically deals
death blow to the civil service law
IN Wisconsin as it now exists. The
court decided that the city civil serv-
ice board Of Milwaukee has no right
TO force an appointee upon city Of
fetal who is under bond for the faith
ful performance of work by subordin-
ates. The case ia point was the ap-
pointment of City Clerk Schuengel of
q second assistant, an act which the
city civil service contended was a
usurpation Of it's power.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
May Erect sanitarlum.

Miss Mary Sargent has been here
for several days looking up location
for an Office and attending TO other
preliminary details Her sister Miss
Julia will also come soon and Dir.
Barnes is expected here about Janu-
ary l, at which time they propose to
open an Office for the handling OF the
water in bottles of different sizes It
is probable thar q large Sanitarin
viii later be erected. the new rail-
way line which has been surveyor
along tAe bluff sercss the river, viii
run ia close proximity 70 tha spring
and the latter viii 40 doubt be quite
a boom for EddyYille
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
COLORADO COAL is SCARCE.
Electric Plants and Street Car serv.
ice Forced to susnsna Work.

ice Forcee to Suspend Work.
Denver, Colo, Nov. 1S.-Advices
from over the state show that the sit
uation il many towns ct the state is
becoming serious The town Of Gree
~ is almost out of coal and orders
have been sent to Illinois for five cars.
The coal VIII cost consumers $40 per
ton. The output of the Eaton and
Whiteasn mines few miles from
Greely is being taken by farmers who
camp at the mine, while waiting for
their turn, being now delayed lully q
week.
At Fort Collins the electric plant is
only operated part Of the time, while
at Pueblo the street car service has
been curtailed and al Boulder it has
been suspended entirely.
May End 5sSise.
Pueblo, Colo Nov, 1S.-OfEcials oi
the Colorado Fuel and iron comnany
assert that the cnai miners strike in
Colorado will now be settled in their
favor by aid from the steel and iron
works men, who have been laid OF
here and who are going to the coal
mines. More than 2,U00 of the work
men in several departments of the
steel works were laid eff on Saturday
md when those departm ents were s,ls-
pended on account of the shutting Oh
in the coal supply by the strike.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
Local Conditions.

Twelve degrees above zero was the
weather report given at o'clock this
morning by Volunteer Weather OBJ
server A. Livingston. This mark
bests that of yesterday morning by
three degrees, yet the wind does not
seem to be of such force as that felt
yesterday. Early this morning, slush
ice could be seen floating down the
pes Moines river, but the atmosphere
has not turned frigid enough to freeze
ice to any extent.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
PROSECUTION CLOSES.
Government Finishes Taking CT Tessi
mony in Bribery Case.

Cincinnati. Nov lS.--The govern.
rnent today closed Its evidence in the
trial of D V. Miller and i, NJ, Johns
CHARGED with conspiriiis to eXtorr a
bribe from John j Ran. the turf com,
missioner 1t is expected the case will
20 To the jury tomorrow
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
REDS NERVE FAILS.
Was Chosen to Kill Swiss President,
Eut Could Not

Paris, Nov. 1S.--A dispatch from
Lugano, Switzerland, announces that
an anarchist has surrendered to the
police there and has confessed that he
was selected TO kill the president OF
Switzerland but his nerve failed him
Sought Italy's Rulers Head.
Nice, France, Nov. 1S.-The police
here have arrested four anarchists sus
pected Oh an intention OF waylaying
the king of Italy on his return from
England.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
LlNcoLNs CANE BRINGS st45.
Stick Carried by Martyred President is
Sold at Auction.

New York, Nov. 1S.--At public auc-
ton yesterday a cane of the late Presi-
dent Abraham Lincoln was sold for
s145 to Fl. II. Wibirt. OF this city. The
cane is a black stick with bone han-
die. On the handle are silver trim
mings. and the name Abraham Lin
coin" is spelled out in silver letters.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19


Chicago, Nov. rs. While negotid--
ttons Tor peace between the City Ra!l-
way Co. and its stlIniog empIayes ora
p2u4zGg N the city hab thForgh oyeGt
cures by Mayor Harrison and the aiter-
manic arbitration beard 10 settle, the
third line Of tie compaaya strike
bound cars was put II operation today
under police protection.
Open Indiana Avenue Line.
Five cars on the Indiana avenue
electric line started under a guard OF
patrolmen drawn from the Wentworth
avenue and Cottage Grove lines, where
the trouble had apparently subsided
almost 10 the point OF disappearance.
Service is Eetter.
\ greater number OF trains were pvt
in commission on the Cottage GroS e
avenue line today than were operstsl
YESTERDAY On the Eitbxir val OF tisss
polie2 anl men 10 operate The Qti2ar
lines only fifteen ears are operated on
the Wentworth aTenaa line,
co.d Weather Clears Street.
Except for 2 Few stones 3p tsa
tracks there was no attemEt 'iulins rhs
morning to interfere With the cars On
the Indiana, Cottasa Grove or <WTeat-
4 worth avenue lines. Neither str5k-
| eis nor. sylnp asaslsefs 43yt.s'e present N
any great numbers the cold weather
having the effect Of clearing the
street OF loiteters.
Company Stands Firm.
Nothing in Tie way OF peace tei,nas
was accomplished ct the aidernani:
committees S conference with the rail-
way officials. Mayor Harrison says
neither parry to the controversy Gas
thus Tar waivee, q single Pc;.ls in the.r
respective contentious.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
No Encouraging Signs.

Indications are that the cold wealth
er will continue for several days. The
mountain towns in Colorado report
temperatures of from ten to eighteen
degrees below zero. In Denver and
other towns there is shortage Of
coal. a cold wave swept over the
southwestern gull states last night and
the mercury went below thirty de-
grees
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19

IA COURTEOUS ANSWER
Authorities At Washington Reply
Through Beaupre, Giving This Gov
ernment's Reasons for Recognizing
Panama Republic.

Washington, Nox 1S.-It is learned
here that the situation at Bogota has
assumed g critical phase as far as the
relations between the United States
and Colombia are concerned. Minister
Beanpre On the is instant was pressed
strongly by the Colombian government
TO know whether the United States in
tended TO recognize the new republic
OF Panama.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
GETS A NEW EAR.
Unknown Western Mihoniare Under
goes Unusual Uperation.

Philadelphia. Nov 1S.-Dr. Andrew
l.. Melden, of New York. today per
formed an operation grating an ear
upon the head of western million
aire whose name the surgeon says he
is under bond not to reveal. The ope-
ration, which promises 10 be success
ful. was to have been performed in
New York but District Attorney Je-
rome is said to have interfered.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
THE CHICAGO CARMEN INTIMATE
THAT ALL LINES MAY BE LAID
IDLE.
A THIRD LINE Is OPENED
Indiana Avenue Cars Are Run To-Day
with Police Protection-More Cars
on Cottage Grove Avenue Line--Mc
Trouble on the Letter.

Chicago, Nov. 1S.--4At a confer
ence this afternoon between a
committee representing the strik-
ins street car men and Mayor Har
rison and the aldernaric commit-'
tee the car men said that unless
arbitration can be brought about
concerted action by all unions of
traction and city elevated systems /
will doubtless lie taA w
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
GET LONG SENTENCES.
AlIeaed Naturalization Grafters Must
Serve Five Years Each.

st. Louis, Mo. Nov. IS Federal
Judge Adams today sentenced John P.
Dolan. chairman Of the democratic
city central committee and Policeman
Frank Garrett, who were convicted
of participating in the naturalization
frauds, to five years imprisonment
each and to pay fine Of $1,000.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
THAT WAS TIE TEMPgRATURE
IN MONTANA POINTS THIS
MORNING.
COLD WAVE WIDESPREAD
All the Contra, States Experience Very
Cold Weather and the Southern and
Gulf States Are Also Affected by the
Unusual Low Temperature.

Chicago. ILL.,, Nov. 1s.--The cold
wave continued today with undimin
ished severity over The western and
central states. In Montana the temper
ature has fallen to 2b degrees below
zero, in Minneapolis the temperature
has reached four above and at Chicago
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
4ooslER roNoRED.

South Bend Man Heads National
Grange Of Patrons Of Industry.
Rochester, N. n, Nov, 49,. .Aaren
Tones ot South Bend, md, was today
elected worthy master Of the Natiu,l.
al Grange OF Patrons ot Industry.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
SAN DOMINGO ATTACKED.
Rebels Storm csritaI But Are Sue
cessfullv Resisted.

san Domineo. Nov. 1S.-(Delayed>- =
Savere fighting took place Monday
nieht around this city. The rebels
wore prevented from entering the
canital. The loss to the rebels is uu-
known. The United States cruiser
baltimore landed marines to protect
American interests. The situation
otherwise is unchanged. All is quiet
this morning but a new attack is ex-
pected at any moment.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
DELVAL APPOINTED.
Is Named as Papal Secretary of State
Today.

. 81 @ y # * s. u y $ (. y y u = 3 y
:. Rome, Nov. fs.--The pope to- .
y day appointed Cardinal DelVal >
y Papal secretary of state, to be pre- .
$ feet of the sacred palaces. 1t is $
. the most important position and =
g makes OelVal the head Of the 8
$ administration of the vatican, thus .
y csntering in his hands the highest 8
* powers OF the papai government.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
REFUSED Recoaniticn

Washington, D. c., Nov. IS The
revclutionists OF San Domingo yester-
day applied to the state department
for recognition by the United States
The state department has declined the
Recognition.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
REscuER is RESCUED.
Leading Lady in "M'!iss" Receives
Serious Burns During Play.

Serlous Burns During PIay.
Omaha, Neb., Nov. 1S.-Nellie Nc
Henry, leading lady in the play
Miss" was seriously burned about
the lower limbs during the third act or
the play at Krug's theatre last night.
Her turn was to rescue the schoolmas-
ter in the play from a burning school
house. In dropping through the roof
her clothes caught fire and the real res
cue followed by the leading man.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
WILL. BE AT FAIR.
w. C. T. U. Appropriates $4,000 fol
An Exhibit

Cincinnati, Nov 1S.-The national
convention Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union at it's closing ses-
sion today ordered $1,000 appropriat-
ed for an exhibit Mt the worlds fair
at ST. Louis Memorial services We're
held in memory Of those members who
died during the year.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
President's Letter Of Regret.

A letter of regret from President
Roosevelt was read. He s9oke OF the
chambers long history ana the import
ance of the business interests it repre-
sents, and great service il has render
cd in the American business world and
the American public polite. He said il
was the good fortune OF all oul people
that I'VE can conscientiously say of
the chamber OF commerce that among
its members is to be found TO an un-
usually high deggee a CON bination OF
great business ability with a spirit
which practices and demands integrity
in PUBLIC and private affairs alike"
sour Merchant Marine"
Secretary Shaw responded to the
toast Our Merchant Marine" ''The
only unprotected part of American IN
dustry," the secretary said in opening,
is its merchant marine The act OF
congress, approved by George Wash
ington, and never repealed. though fire.
qnently assailed, gives the American
shipbuilder, the American sbipwrisht
the American shipoWner, the American
nag q monopoly in our coast-wise
trade, and We have not only the most
efficient service, but the cheapest
coast-Wise rate in the world
The secretary pointed out that by
the acts OF congress and through tbs
government encouragement this coun
try has the best railway system in ex
istence and the cheapest rates. Its
factories turn out more manufactured
products than any other TWO countries
on the mao by more tllan three mil
lions per mEunl, its agricultural inter
ests are more valuable than those q
any other country ana its mineral out
put has passed the billion dollar line
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19

congress convened and formally vot-
ed to present Joseph Cannon's name
as speaker OF fhe house. Because of
this Mr.. Hepburn made the nomination
in the house amid great applause. 1t
seemed quite appropriate that he
should do so as there is a very frank
and well known feeling OF rivalry be-
tween Col. Pete and Uncle Joe.
Both men arc entirely too strong and
vigorous characters TO get along we'll
together and some of the hottest pas
sages ever. heard on the floor of the
house have been flung by these two
men at each others heads. Down in
their hearts however, there is no
doubt but that they have an admira.
tion and liking for each other. In any
event it is certain that Mr. Hepburn
was quite sincere in his warmth when
he nominated Mr.. Cannon.
The Washington times., 1903-10-14
JAPAN BUYS wARSHIPS7

MANCHESTER. Oct. 14-The Guar
dian hears that Japan has purchased
two warships which are now being con-
structed in England for one of the
South American republics
The Washington times., 1903-10-14
COURT RECORD.

Court Of Appeals-Present. tbe Chic,
Justice. Mr.. Justice Morris and Mr.. Jus
uce Shepard. 10
Admissions-CaroIine 1. Griesbeiroar
EElorence A Colford. Ethel NJ. Colford
Eiorence B. Clark. John w Jenninqs
PhihP A. Grau. Hugh II. Hanger, Al,
Dsrt r. Berry. Otis B. Drake. FrankIn
Phrman, Jason Waterman. Gilbert y
fdtter, Oliver s. Metzerott w r. y
M1aLoney. John Lewis Smith Almon Q
Kellogg, and Charles ] O'NeiIl -
I5Sl-Demont VS.. Burkart passed
I5z1Spier ct al. VS.. Perna; passed
iSSl-Marshall VS.. Kraak; passed
IiSSsszz-SWhiting iSsz Sg VS.. Dav1dge; passed
ter General; submitted on printed reo-
org per stipulation Of counsel
,-1LsS-rlnney vs.. Pennsylvania Iron
NV[hs company; argument commenced
~ - r; Enig for appellant: continued
by II. Prescott Galley for apnellee go
conciuded by 9. 70. Emig for appellant
izsgLG uilford Granite Company ct al
os, fisrTlson a-n Granite Company; argu-
,It nent commenced by l.. II. Poole for an
Equity Court No. l-Justice Ander-
,,,es9g soSaIiIon I VS. O'Brien; sale finally
Strickler VS.. Hensey; pro con- nfesso
AGAINST absent defendants ordered and
,tIerence 70 auditor Cleveland Con-
htrucuOn Company VS. Wasbfnfrtor, 80
annapolis Electric Railway Connany.
WIIilam +. Lyons appointed ancillary
receiver. Church VS.. Unknown Heirs az
S5stLcoous S5t,5. MersQn; order Of publication
Choate VS.. Unknown Heirs Of James VI
taYls; pro confesso against defendants
al granted. Morrison VS. Unknovn
Children of William B. Butler ct al:
order Of publication.
bankruptcy COUrt-Justice Anderson
In re Irwin J. French; order reouir-
ing stay OF certain suits.
Eq.-ity Court no. z--JustIce Could
2lacEistole VS.. Blackstone: dismissal
30 cause ordered. Matthews VS. Clark;
reetraining order, returnabie October q,
1873.
Circuit Court No. f-Justice Barnard
Eotsch VS.. Russell: judgment by de-
fault. French vs. Purvis; given 10 fury
Baker VS.. Metropolitan Railroad Com
Dany: term prolonged TO November /
1903, 10 settle exceptions. Mitchell VS.
story: death of Hanson Mitchell. one
OF the plalpti1s. suggested. Chum vs.
The Washington times., 1903-10-14
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

lReported by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. 1919
Street; Members New York Stock Ex-
change, Chicago Board Of Trade, wash
lngton Stock Exchanre.1
The Washington times., 1903-10-14
DECLINE FOLLOWS
CHEERFUL OPENING
Under a Few Adverse Influences Market
Suffers Concessions at End of
First Hour.

NEW YORK. Oct. 4-Sentiment in
the market this morning reflected the
cheerfuiness reported from London.
while the more peaceful aspect Of the
Korean question appeared TO be the in
spiration of the Improvement there.
Traders here were influenced by the
evidence that some Of the large inter-
ests were supporting the market. The
recent purchase of United States Steel
preferred has also encouraged the i'm
preston that the bear operations in this
quarter of the list have been overdone.
Another favorable factor was the ef-
forts made to segregate the railway de-
partment from the influence of the .n-
dustriais. Business. however. was light.
and the bear faction offered little re-
sistance TO the fractional advances
scored
The better support given Steel pre-
ferred caused a rise of IL. and the
common rose fraction. Southern Rail
way preferred continued weak. losing
over 1 per cent from its opening. Weak
ness was rather pronounced in Canadian
Pacific There was especial frmness in
Baltimore and Ohio. and Norfolk and
Western. Reading second preferred rose
l per cent.
Near the end of the first hour prices
suffered some concessions. The only
adverse influences were DEVELOPMENT Of
further weakness in AmaIgamated Con-
per, Twin City. and Southern Railway
preferred
The tendency of the whole market at
the opening was toward recovery. The
largest early trading was in Steel pre-
terred. which opened q higher. and rose
further. Copper WIS prominent. and
rose "a Sugar was more active. and
gained IS Union Pacific. Southern
Pacific, Atchison, and the international
list generally averaged y higher. Steel
common was quiet, but u higher. Steel
5s gained q per cent
London bought about 1900 shares on
balance After the first hour there an
peared TO be forced liquidation in the
industrial Canadian group, and it was
presumed that some loans had been
disturbed The railroad list was IN bet
ter demand than supply.
The Washington times., 1903-10-14

City and Suburban Railway: term nro-
longed to November l. and time to file
record extended to December ! OEia
VS.. Person; bin Of exceptions signed and
Circuit Court No. 2-Chief Justice Cya-
baugh-SchrOet VS. Swift ProvfsIon
Company; on trial.
Criminal Court No. 1--Justice Could
United States VS. Richard Smith. house
oreaklng; verdict guilty; sentenced 20
New Jersey state prison for five years
from date. United States VS. Eloise
Thomas. larceny; verdict guilty of petit
larceny, sentence. jail nine months.
United States VS.. Richard w. jackson.
plea not guilty, and pleads guilty; SEN
tence, jail three months. United States
VS.. William Fox. assault with danger
Gus weapon; defendant WithdraWs plea
not guilty and pleads guilty; sentence.
New Jersey state prison for one wear
and six months. BY Justice Pritchard-
United States VS.. joseph Roach, rob-
berry: on trial.
Probate Court-Justice Anderson-Es-
tate of Augusta McBlair; will dated
August 10. 1909. filed with petition for
probate. Estate Of George T. Russell:
petition for instructions fled Estate OF
Laura z. Howard; will dated March S.
1903, filed. Estate OF John H. Wilmot
report Of sale and order of ratification
nisL Estate Of Eliza MOSher; sale rati-
fed nisi. Estate OF Joseph c. Bush: pc
tition TO restrain administrators from
disposing Of estate filed Estate of Fred
ertck Schaub; Will admitted 20 probate
and letters OF administration c. l. a
81. 900. Estate of William Lee Smith /;
petition for letters Of administration
filed and guardian ad Item appointed
Estate Of Julia +. Howison: will ad-
tary granted to Robert Il. Howison:
bond 1900
The Washington times., 1903-10-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

5l6 Eighteenth Street northwest-Johr
f. Bowie ct ux. TO United States OF
America lot q square, 143, $s.es8.s0
Montello-Lafayette c. Loomis ct ux
70 the Real Estate and Improvement
company, lots /. 8. 8. z. 8, II. l3. Is, II, AZ
~. 81. %, %. 81, 79, 81, 50, So, 81, SO, 81
81. SO. 10i. 103, lO5, iO7, ICE. III. ii5. block
ls3, 1s5, block /; lots 1OS and i2s, block :,
S, ,170.n.
Montello-NIary w. Loonis ct vir. La.
fayette C, to Real Estate and Improve
ment Company, lots se, Ss, 30. 80, 81, S.
/ IS, 100 TO l04 LIS to 121, l23 I25. 129 40
IS isEs block .; lots 81, 5s, 5s, go block g.
,Longnecker's Addition to Congress
Heights-Arthur E. Randle ct ux to
James i. Jennings, lots 4s and A, block
Columbia Heights-Emanuel speich ct
s,63. 16. 10 CHARLES ;. Abbey. lot SO. block %
Eleventh Street northeast. between c
and ID Streets-Lottie l. Burn eft vfr
James q Ie,,a D.; esS TO w Prescott Williams. loi
Third Street southwest, between K and
i Streets-Walter s. Taylor et ux. Ia
Charles & Balderson, lot 2e, square 592,
n Street northwest between TWENTY
second and Twenty-third Streets-Farry
Wardman TO Anthony F. Lucas lois u
to 29 square 49, SO
Massachusetts Avenue northeast he
tween Sixth and Seventh Streets
James w. Lewis to Floyd e Davis.
one-third interest in lot so and part LOT
AT Eleventh Street southwest-Same
10 same one-third interest in lot 30,
6l5 Third Street northeast-Farn-
ers Trust Banking and Deposit Com
pany to Mary Duncan, lot l99. square
First Street northwest. between g and
tI,,st ~ StreetsofTank - TaII r. Rawlings ct al.
s1,,aef e. Mdiilam sod McGrath, lot b,
52l Fourteenth Street northeast-Ed-
win MI n. BOND ct ux. to Charles Fuss. lot
TO Matthew koerner, same propertv so
= u street southeast, between Sixth and
Seventh Streets-William II MarsbaII az
uX. 10 William A. Henderson, part or
iglnal lot ~. square S77, $40
u Street northwest betweer, Sexen-
teenth and Eighteenth Streets-C'harlos
Ses M; hlng ct uX to May 3. Wright, lot
z52, square $50 SO.
T. Street northwest between Second
and I bird Streets SprigE Poole 81 Iix
10 Aenry g Vance, lot 2 SQUARE 66S S10
liz liz 5ehtn street northwest-Same TO
same; lot 26. square 369, 80
twelfth Street southeast. be+veep n
ana II Streets-William r Shelton 81
iX- TO Joseph g. Shelton, part of lot
2220 G Street orthwest-Cbarias II
Bauman. trustee. TO Stephen Kane LOT
-; square %, S5lOO. Stephen Kane to
1oo lISi ri.S, hanS, Same property. $40.
20 tourth street southeast-Wul.am
a. henderson ct ux. to William T. Mar
shall, lot IL, square S23. $40
West Eckington-James B. Winner eft
q. 22. and q, block 7. $40.
u II street northeast-Ella L. Castle
man to Washington Terminal Comnanv
lot l50 square 6T7, $495O
1247 b Street southeast-VVa sbinyton
Real Estate Company. 10 Charles a
stevens, lot loo. square l0l5 SO.
Long MeadOws-kate w Arms et vir
John T., TO Ella d. Godfrey. lot 1O3,
block %, $40.
ID Street southwest. between Second
and Third Streets-Henry A. Minor to
Stephen \. Minor, part OF original lot 2,
square $40, $40 -
Whitney Oose-Mary A. r. Cash to
Carrie o. Allnutt. lot s. block (subiect
10 life estate of grantor), $40