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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14
LIVESTOCK MEN MEET.
Steady Growth of the Association
STRENGTHENING Addresses.

KANSAS CITY, MO-, January 1s.-Tl1e
sixth annual convention OF the National
livestock Association began four-day
session here to-day. The attendance is
greater than any previous gathering Of
The association. After the welcoming
speeches. John ". Springer, Of Denver,
President OF the association, delivered his
annual address. It dealtywith directness
upon the legislation, pending and future.
Necessary fer Iha protection OF the live
stocis industry
Charles +. Martin. of Denver. secretary
ot The association. followed with his a,l-
aual report. Il showed a steady in
crease in the membership and scope Of
The association.
The afternoon session was taken up
With the annual report Of the Executives
Committee, the Introduction of resolu-
Hons, and the consideration Of general
business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14
Rom IN EnEIe Lodse..:

DANv1LLE, A., January 1s.-fspe-.
cial.)-Nr. W f. Patton was elected
treasurer Of Roman Eagle Lodge of
Masons at : meeting held IN the Temple
last night.
Mr.. Patton will succeed the late Dr.,
capacity for the thlrty-six years prior
3 to- his death. Mr. Patton IS eminentlys
fitted fer the work he has undertaken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14

TRAN R0RTATION LINZ
r Raj R0lA'D'
Schedule In Erect jan. q = 0os. ~
TRAINS LEAVE RIGHMOND-N0Rl nth lak-s

s
TRAINS LEAVE RIGHM0N n'S.,ls =
va y ~ z. 8.
ala from ma
IATlQ fer sh MA r,r .
er All N. sb,,rr ssa AKA A,exandria stops
e stashInE ton and New 3 fork
Dining Ga :, !, .. ,,,-,.
6:1S A. AI..1aily from MAINsssIE Es51Eaz
sIATlgN.fertg and
H2eeand asGpS s baast SsisspIns ears
to New g ork- -
CAB A. NJ Daily, Commencing Jan.
srzrI ls,S Sc pen v hAdhfsmKEaaa
bayond ~ SEA ORR
Limited Makss g. 8 lo !; s TOPS
az Pullman sal So an nf,ier a than
regular fn.tnlan e. e<,,,
3 9 :4 Daily; EzcePFh ni Srnu 3BYRD-
STREET STAT N,,,Ne,W {. 6 e a a1,e
Florida Special for Avashln Eton. ana q,
beyond Makes No lo e, ste e. :. ~ y
Pullman cars ana s. a1n1 in sa e,,,, az :
7:1s pul N R1 isag: sunasy, from Elisa
STATION, accommodate ton fora sa-. .
500 4 IS su i.sa otaiy. from BYRD
& : -. sTREEYT1 SEXTON. for ~ ashing.i
49, ~ e ta,,,snd - stems at eliza.
w s9n 9 = nv, IA 49,, - sta tfnns
3Hhi.,d - f. cherrv Hi inclusive.
Hagia1!e f.ccoc,ien and ..lexandria.
s s,,Isf .P se car -
ou.. : TAN, : lio.s 80 :
$40 :lM.,Except SMnday.<lle'tnI, 3 H.
80 SIREEsE SletioHf.,I oI. Y i asrt,.
ton and DeyolId: Stops aS ~ -,
Clan Ansn. ana l9cal , ssa s,ans' Dan Bar.
lana 20 Ale4ahal1li = : -
lpr car
1905 Noon. Except Sunday, frcfn By hD-
STREET STATION. for Washing
ton and beyond. stops at Etpa.
AshlaHd, pesWe:i, MliEosd. FEY.
ericksbuTg, ana AlexhAaIl IA ~ oG.is
Parlor Ca 81 oflIecIs VIII .llteH SSs'''1e.
gressional l.if 2. lsel -.
b 100 z. NJ. Exespt. Sunoay, from b1 ni'-
STREET STATION. aecommoda-
ton fer Fredericksburg and inter-
mediate points. 49,,
6:fJ +. M. Daily, from MANUSCRIPTS
STATION, for w asnington ana pc
ycnd; Stops AZ posWe.i. Feus :,
ricksb-'rg, Brooke: " loeMate e. ai ! q
Alexa ndr1a buHet otestlns S df "
New YORK
STATION: Accs mmodation 70;
Ashland and lntefmsn1a1ee ehS 9lHIS; !,
ob lE31I - - -
STATION. IoT " asn Inil am M uS-
BTooKs " ta7S Sfnns = 1en.bsr' sta.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14
Cola weather snortens Ereekr.

There were sales of loose tobacco in all
four of the warehouses yesterday.
the breaks we're comparatively small.
owing to the severe cold weather, which
is Keeping the planters at home. soodIy
frv it is said, and when the weather
rnoderates tho daily receipts Of the weed
Hiii iIlcreaSfA .ls-..s-- -. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14

Calder, thirty feet on south side Of Floyd
street, forty feet west Of Auburn ave-.
nue.. s2S50.
Camilla s. Hoyt's heirs, to John A.
Mccloy, II Of an acre, being a part Of
.'Sydnor's Point" tract. and right Of
way for single track broad guage rail-
road about twenty feet wide. containing
so OF an acre, S4a6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14
TRANSPORTATION Lines.
-~~e~o1 c-oocc.e~.~o
y S&z!M Norfolk i@yvesla.
Schedule In Enect Nov. 30, 1902.
LEAVE RICHMoND DAILY, BYRD.
STREET STATION.

LEAVE RICHMOND tnAILl9, BYRD
STREET STATION.
900 a. NJ. NoRFoLk In, L1M1T e At.
fe e etsa sRgrg W Wsfsa ae oa:y su &
off and ho5Slrs b1aasts
900 A. NJ. THE CHICAGO EXPRESS.
BUS 81 S giaeianati, ana chisaso;,
Buffet parlor car Petersburg
noks to Columbus and Bluetield to.
CINCINNATI: also, for Bristol, Knox
sleeper Roanoke to KncAVllle.
1920 :. NJ. ROANOKE EXPRESS. for
and intermediate station.
400 r. NJ. OCEAN SHORE ! United
Arrives SoEfolkk 5:2e l y; Stops I2a
Sutfolk. Connects at Norfolk with
steamers to- Boston, Prov!dence.
1 keE orr
6.se P. NJ, for Suffolk, Norfolk. and In
Norfolk at 10:4O =. N.
OBS P. M, for Lynchburg and Roa1
noke Connects at Lynchburg with
Washir- ION and Chattanooga Linn
lied M rgzman a siaepiNS New of1eans
Radford to Attala.. Ala. Pullman
sleeper between Richmond and
Lynciburg Berths ready for oc-
cIpancy at $50 P. NJ. Also. PULL
man sleeper Petersburg and Roa-
noke.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND FROM
z'..-s Lynchburg and the West daily at
1888 a. NJ. 200 p. M. and S:5t;
NJ: from Norfolk and tho East
at 1910 A. NJ, 11:42 a, M, and
$50 P. M.
Office: S33 Main street.
JOHN e.. WAGNER.
City Passenger and Ticket Agent
C.. II. BOSLEY.
District Passenger Agent
w. 3. BEVILL.
Gerera Passenger Agent.
General Office; Roanoke. Va fe .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14

A statement of Scott & stringfeIlow,
showing the earnings and income OF Inc
Atlantic Coast Line system for hya
p Maye N ere i rs as as foloNs
Gross Earnings.
Increase over
same period
prev. VI. F. G.
At Il. HIS s Z Is 7.sss,sss a,e1,s4s II
Louisville and
Bashayille r 49, %, ,w5 esa Ia
and ST. Louis -,
Ga. r. r. Co. aSl,77I l4a,Al5 II
ss5,S71.ss7 Ss55s,5ls Is
Net Earnings: .
Increase over
pre..yr- z. c.
49, <. r. Co . "a s2,4lt,ss7 $ sss,s7s es5
Louisville and
Nash. r. r. %
Nash g Chat. 800,
and st. T.. .a -,
Ga. II, r. Goa ss5,72o 1874 p
ss,s2l.:7s a.5l1lN n
81 Gross iAeu 4NGl =
Income Charges. Income.
ATLANTIC G,
eo ns Z. sl,s4o.1:s dsl,z2ss75
Louisville
r. r. CO.. 5,l7oaos G 2,a24,6eo s 2,7i5,esf
Ma sh., Chat.
e. - i & q la aisg 5s ts.s 49, q
:a,447.sss S4,ssa,4lo Ass ,42 Z:
In the above statement the earnings 81
the following reads srs e r nGi 1ns, ,nnSS
Southern. Sanford and ST., Petersburg
Atlanta, Knoxville and Northern, =. ano
Q. S. S. Lines.
NOTES OF EXPLANATION.
a After deducting taxes.
5 Expenses Include 500, 9ls for additions
to property.
Including taxes.
the iiscai year ended June Sc. 1902, charged
additions % PROPERTY about 81, ooo,eoo
Louisville and Na:shyills,. fer the tlsca
ysps sn shs 1ee a fhSsa a sS o "a
solTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
The estimated earnings Of the Southern
railway rail- system, first week IN January
Southern, Railway Company, excluding
ST. Lou;s-L louisville lines
This wear. Last year. Increase
se4S.as5 $61a,403 $29,5S6
Southern Railway Company. st. Louis
Louisville Ines:
This year. Last year. Increase
sSS2. 94s S47,66e S5,2s3S
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO. sfs.s 49,
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad!
comparative statement of gross earning.
FOR the first week or January is,as fol
lows:
1905. 1902 Increase
S1e. So. IS s263S16.30 s53,2l9.G
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14

sohedu1e In Enect, nee, Il, 1909.
Trains Leave and Ar-ive 14tf. . tt'
StatioH.
rRA1Ns LEAYa H1cHs1oxp. VA.

TRAINS LEAv.i HICHa1Oyp. VA.
100 A. NJ, No. Z, daily fer Panyills.
Charlotte and an local stations
south. connectinS a. Danyille for or
tons to LynehburE ai siart Hun
vile and stations on that line. Z. At II
and west thereef.
4or NJ No Il pn sba f'p esS
neets at Moseieys With Earmville
ana powha alta tan ,r 5ai1roaae aleig
s With N M g. nhiae s. tes fast
m nail: solid train. dat!y: ,tt tor , HsM
carries s1eeDeeTs to New Orleans.
Columbia. Ssvannah, and JACKSON
x1Ile- prawing.Room Buffet SLEEPER.
h ham. Phro % I'la Coach anf for chase
City. Oxford. anu Durhan,. Through
train. with Sleeper. Salisbury y
u .os Memphis RntnSGa Iar ssry renre,,
daily, for Atlanta, Augusta; Jack.
for Danyille, Greensboro. Sails.
@ a a s?so fea 4 aPse % viii
New York and Florida Express and
s s;aa ,S limited. Which hls,, sa5-
Nashv1lle. Memphis. Atlanta. New
Orleans. etc. Complete Dining Car
ssf ssnes Alfo vl,Tsna ou ad
Fridays Washington 70 San Fran
cisco. without change, with eonnsc.
tlons for all points In r~xas. Mext-
600 p ~ ha N Nal'i Fl iaea, daily excep,
Sunday. Tor Keysvtlle and interme-
TRANS AnRiyE rs R1cH,tosD.
s:ss a 8 NJ NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14
BAY LINE
TO BAL II ORE
Via G. s @. Railway and
Old Point.
0. S. n ATE ROUTE,

Leave Richmond via Chesapeaks and
Ohio railway daily. except sunday, at
shs supsIb staamsFs 81 ths Gid BayLine:
leaving at 7:l5 r. M. arriving Baltimore
$50 A. H.. In time. to make connection
With ali trains5sN ortiz. East and VEST.
stl1f finest steamers IN southern waters.
Returning arrive II iehmpnd 10 a. 81
sdatlY.sexelp e4ohd Is.
aapr,iys Hensra1 8 o9ness 1GhxsapsxkssS ~
s0hin HSttWSY fastclIyio3Id Tyxn1fir sG6l =
o sias;l md iot saat ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14
GEORGE j. BUTT DEAD.
'erner Citizen of port.mouth pies

1'flhef CiHzen OF Portsmonth Uies
I'm BroclIyn.
BROOKLYN. N 2, January ls.-fspe-
cia!l--George j. Butt. son of the late
George ". Butt. formerly Of Portsmouth,
Va, died at his home here after q short
Illness. The funeral services VIII be held
~ his late residence to-ncrrow even
Ing.
Mr. Butt had lived in Brooklyn for
several years and was well and faYerably
known
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14
MERCHANTS AND Miners
TRANSPORTATION CO.'S

p1RECT ROUTE 70 BOSTON. NAsa..
AND PROVIDENCE, q. :.
rn 5iSsjof WEDNEsDAY. FRIDAY
and SUNDAY. at q 2. NJ; for Providence
MONDAY, THURSDAY, and SATUR-
observation-disclosures and cuisine unsur-
r Passengers and freight taken for all
New England points.
Tickets on sale at Chesapeake and Ohio
and Norfolk and Western r:4.way 5rdhceg
and $40 east Main street:
&. II, WRIGHT. Agent.
ap 80 Norfolk. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14

Train NO. 80 leaves kticfflnonU 5-tu =, ~
daily for Petersburg. Neriina. y. G.. and
all intermediate points Cannsetion at
Noriina with train arriving henderson
ol0 p. II. and Raleigh 500 z. a. daily,
and Durham y. daily. sse sap Inna iay
ida East Coast points. Tampa TOE
Havana and all points p Cuba. 81 AZ.
lanta for Montgomery. New Orleans and
nit: also, for Chattanooga. Nashvllls.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RIcHMoNn-
$40 4 NJ. No sl nssam : all points South
$40 q. A.. No SGT and Southwest
SIS 2. N. No. ss. from Nerlina. n. G..
ps sfEEPfN aPa c lSfa' SERVICE aEesffic
No. dashboard Florida Lin1ited-I.ea
ing Richmond 1923 p. NJ. arrive Raleigh
2ss a.. NJ Southern Pines III As Al. ~. W! 70
Jacksonville LEO P. NJ. ST. Augustine 1850
r. NJ SoIiI Pullman train, including
Diner, New York to ST. Augustine
man Drnwing-Room. Sleeping Cars be-
tween Washington and Tampa daily. YES s--
tibuled Coaches between New York ana
Richmond. and Richmond and Jackson-
vile.
Also. through Drawing Room sleeping.
Cars batween New York and Atlanta and
Cafe Cars between Hamlet and Atlanta
and Hamlet and Iaeksenvilies Iri-sVsskis
hurst, leaving Washington Tuesda. g
Thursdays. and SATURDAYS: returning,
leave Pinehurst Mondays WsdnesdayA
and Fridays.
Nos. II and ss-seahoard Mail Full
man Drawing Room Buffet S]eeping-Ca-s
between New York and Jacksonville. COLI
Meeting at Hamlet with Sleeptng-cars to
and from Atlanta. In connection with
which through Pullman tickets are sold
Car service between washington. gen,hr.
ern Pines. and Hamlet. leaving Washing
ton Mondays Wednesdays. and fridays:
returning. leave Hamlet Tuesdays. Thurs
~. ). MAY. City Ticket Agent.
q. p. Smith District Passenger Agent.
Phone 45. 1905 east Main street
10 II sssfs5s 'sTse - SO 50
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IlRX-RIvEa LIAE, Va ko MsTr
THE FAvORITE ROUTE NORTH.
..8...s LEAYE RICHMOND.

THE FAvORITE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
4:30 r. H.. No 10. Baltimore Linited.
daily, except Sundays. for West
Point. Connecting ct West Point
9th 9Th. Steamers foI;. saitlwese and
Wednesdays, and fridays. 8
2;15 2 M No. Nr-Local express for
West Point and intermediate sta
tons, Mondays. Wednesdays. ana
Fridays. Connects with sfaKa az
Lester Manor for Wa1kertpn ana
Tappahannoek -
{ 500 AZ, NJ. Ne r. local mixed I.alvcs
daily. except Sunday. foz West
Point ard tntermsdiais stations
M sinnss.ln oF Ws Val. ss and Tapp ,sr
TRAINS ARRIVE RIGHAOSD.
8;1h a. ID. No y. daily. from West
more SUNDAYS. Wsdnssdays. and
1915 A.. 81. No. s-F'yem yrest Point ana
sa local stations. Wednesdays aud
$50 Is 81 !. daily. e4sspt suadsy,. from
Vest rolnt and intsrm.diaT. ma
M.. Mon Mondays: Wsanssdays. and 81, FRI
DAYS, ana Will call q Ai.aasads, Clay,
6anA, ind Gloucester Petnt. -
- 81 .yEEa1HIIRY.
district Is sssnger Agent.
70 ean Maui III est. Rieknsond
.sss q. HI HA1DW4GK s
1seRss F'Re y q .sse,,a sssts
llfsaa G
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14
s>n.,, PASSENGER
E,T 80 LEAVE AMI RRl2l
NEW RaAlN-STaEEr SEAfili,
f =
LEAVE KICHMoaD.
November 20, 1909.

November 80, luz.
LEAVE KICHMoan.
5:45 A. NJ. Except Sunday. EewpoH
News Local All Stops
900 A. NJ. Daily, tor Old Point. Me-
port News, and Norfoik.. VIC W
hours and LWen T,.yy,,f, sh m,nu New.
only. pasior car Richmond 70 Old
800 Old y po pais, ae saIspt Views. ard
Norfolk. TWO hours and twemsT-
eve minutes to Norfolk. Stops W.
H HamaSs1s. oai EsW Buffet Iarior sar.
Gordonsvills to Old Poin s . tion
meets at Newport News on MOO
days Thursdays Frid aa is:eam ua1
to Bastimore: at Old Pom, t Wna
Washington. Balttnrrs,na aa g ,s;r,'
Charles stea N RS; 1T NortaiK M wv.
York,
and Old Point. On Sunday only
connects for Nortolk. Makss piin-
MAIN LINE wEsT-BoUEp.
1910 "A. NJ LOCAL Except Sundar. Tor
Clifton Forge; connects for Orange.
culpeper, Calverton, ard Manassas 9
200 P. N. Daily Cincinnati and Louis.
u sle Eap1sss sq pnim aF' sieepas:
lo eudiHaIxs'f p,u IL Car o. s
d dfa1 connse1a Ia, f0r REf frol
Gordonsvills to s,arnton follows
for local stations. except Sunday.
$40 r N. Except sunday. Acconnuodae
ton to boswell
TOO 2 NJ .st. Louis and Chicago sps.
aiehmol dll Is G Cine ns serdoas.
vile to Indianapolis. and 81. Louis.
Pa Ir car cincinaati e Ghieasn,
Dining car on ut Gordonsytlle.
JAMES-RIvER DIVISION
1920 a. NJ Daily. for Lynchhurg. Lex.
ington. and Clifton Forge. except
Sunday, for 7osney, Alberene. and
Nss Castle Psr,or ear.
s 0:15 p Nj Except Sunday, to BreMa
ARRIVE RICHMOND
s.om s sne So sns G e a aeis ia
4. NJ and 40 p. NJ. 4xcept sur
day. s., &
From Cincinnati and the West: ID
a.. daily and s:m :. ~; daily
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
SIS = NJ: Daily and $40 q NJ egg
Apply at sos east Nam street. ssa cas-.
Hotel. and Msin-ssrsst station tor fpl.s
Their .nfcrma ton. rates. ttcksfs. and PuR
man reservations.
District Passenger AgAne.
G. q. DOYLE. II. w FULLER.
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Aksns.
|C hTpn argaaosazEz.1sEE r.
PHILADELPHIA. kICITMpHp. AMI
| NORFOLK STEAMSHIP ZINE
Appointed sailing days svsry TUES.
DAY. FRlDAF. and SUNDAY at day
f.sight received daily un-n 5 z.
For further information apply 70
| s,Ss, Is J. w. TC-iRR1Ck.
General Southern Agent: ofnce> Rockstts.
w p CLYDE q CO.
| GensrS1 AGENTS phtfa dafnhia-
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC RAIL WAY.
CARS LEAVE CORNER PERRY AND
| stEEVENTH STREETS. NAM
- CHESTER.
/ Every hour from s A. M. 10 10 =. II
! Iaat ear n:31 p. ID.
CARS LEAVE PFTERisBlFFd
/ 50 Minutes After Every Hour from So
i =. NJ To f0.Jn =. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14

The annual meeting Of the wingo. Elicit
Crnmp Shoe Co, was held last evening;
c; their Offices. No. 1865 and 1910 east Main
street, The business OF the company
ehowed UP we'll for the year 1892. Ihe
following board Of directors were elected
for the ensuing year: G. E. Wingo, John
s, Elicit, James D. crump, George u.
Wilson a w. Hawkins. =, +. Alarm.
and c. p. Burrus. Charles u. Wingo
was elected president, James. u.
Crunp, vice-pres!dent, and George b.
Wilson, secretary and treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14
HMANsF0NHA110Ns 11NM
30
An LINE RA11ygBs

Short line 20 principal cities of the Sou1
and Southwest, Florida Cubs. TeHaa Galf
lorna, and Mexico. reaching the cafsIals
TRAINS LEAVE RICFIAIONDA-MyAtS
STREET STATION DAHL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14

EARNINGS OF RAILROADS.

A statement of Scott & Stringfellow.
showing the earnings and income OF the
Atlantic Coast Line system for Eve
NJ ntl1s in the current fiscal year-July: LIST
to November 80. 1902. reads as follows:tt
Gross Earnings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
II ECIRIC RAIL WAY.

CARS LEAVE CORNER PERRY AND
SEVENTH STREETS. NAM
CHESTER.
Every hnuf from s A. u, 10 10 =.
Last ear 1880 p. ID y
- CARS LEAVE PFTERisHITHo
50 Minutes After Every HOUR ffom W.
Friday and Sunday special yxcursionA
ne. rpurd trip In efY~cs AUGUST TIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-07
Naval Orders.

Rear Admiral w. A. Windsor, retired,
has been detached from duty at the works
of Babcock & Wilcox, Bayonne, N. j., and
ordered home.
Lieut.. G. C. Sweet, to the naval torpedo
station for instruction.
Capt. H. b. Mansfield, to the Naval War
College for instruction.
Lleuts. w. M. Crosse and H. E. Smith, to
the Naval Academy.
Lieut.. ]. II. Dayton, from the Hartford
to the training squadron, for duty on the
staff of Rear Admiral Wise.
Lieut.. F. A. Traut, from the Naval Acad-
envy to command the Stewart.
Lieut.. l.. B. Jones, to the Columbia
Lieut.. Y. S. Williams, to the Franklin.
Ensign ]. F. Hellweg, to the Hartford.
Assistant Surgeon r. l.. Sutton from the
navy yard, Washington, to Baltimore.
Assistant Surgeon o. Kohlhase, to the
Naval Hospital, Mare Island, Cal.
Assistant Surgeon w. II. Rennie, to the
Naval Home Philadelphia. Pa.
Assistant Surgeon w. B. Smith, to the
Naval Hospital, Pensacola, Fla.
Assistant Surgeons ]. s. Woodward and
p. 7. DesseZ, to the Naval Hospital navy
yard, Washington, D. c.
Assistant Surgeon ]. D. Manchester, to
the Naval Hospital, navy yard, Boston.
Mass.
Assistant Surgeons A. j. Geiger and w. s.
Hoen, to tho navy yard Norfolk.
Acting Assistant Surgeon j. T. Miller, to
the navy yard, Mare Island
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-07
Building Permits.

Building permits were issued today as
follows: Newton & Newton. nine two
story brick dwellings, 80. 35. 81. 80, Al. 43,
As, Al and 40 Seaton street northwest,
Bloomingdale; cost $27, 0O0
Julian P. Dodge one three-story and eel
lar brick store and dwelling, 1910 LIST street
northwest; cost $1,000.
L. N Taylor and Norment estate, repairs
to 915, OF, 919 and 921 7th street north
west; cost 5000.
Capital Construction Company, one one
story brick boiler house, zoos POrtner place
northwest; cost $1,000.
F. F. Robey. one two-story frame dwell
ing Lyles street near 44th street, Asbury
Park; cost $1,000.
E. P. Dickinson, one wo-stOry brick pri-
vate stable in rear of 1907 Goth street north
west; cost 81, 400.
Mrs Jane L. McGill, repairs to 1915 Sd
street northwest: cost $500.
Estate of John NJ Thompson, one one
story brick addition and repairs to 526 18th
street northwest; cost $780,
c. F. Umhan, one wo-stOry brick addi-
ton and repairs to TIA 7th street north
west; cost 81 .OO0
N. H. Michard, repairs to 2542 18th street
northwest: cost 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-07
THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. 1-Justice Anderson.
Haines, Jones q Cadbury Company agt
Davidson ct al; order limiting time 10 taEe
testimony. Newsome agt Wright ct a.;
Pool agt. Wright ct al; do. Crandeil agt
Goad ct al; guardian ad Item appointed
and decree pro confesso. Seavers aSt
Clements; sale finally ratified murphy
agt Murphy; order continuing hearing OF
petition filed July 2 Staun agt woodbury.:
rule to show cause discharged. Smith ct
al, agt. Payne; decree dismtssing Dill
Levingood agt. Johnson ct al; Dill als.
missed as to Nesbit & Holiday. Elilott
agt. Hurdle; pro confesso set aside and ten
days allowed to answer. Schoepf aet
American Surety and Trust Company; de-
murrer sustained, with leave to amend.
Brown agt. Brown; rule to show cause
Circuit Court No. 1-Justice Anderson.
Hall agt Ballinger; orders of June IS
and July 3 vacated Roller agt. Burrows;
judgment by default.
Criminal Court No. 1-Justice Anderson.
United States aSt. William Douglass
Jail United States agt. Jerry Thompson,
embeZzement; do.
Probate Court-Justice Anderson.
Estate of Mary B. Knox: will dated Sep
TENDER o. 1882 filed. Estate of Alma L.
Wood; order extending time of hearing OF
rule to show cause Estate Of Elizabeth
A. Grant; order to sell bond. In re Leila
B. Hoffkamp; order to make. expenditure
Estate of Walter c. Duff: account passed
In re Marie l.. burlington ct al; do. Is
tate of Henry A. Lockwood; petition for
probate to real estate. Estate of Mar
garet Burns; petition to revoke order Of
probate and for probate of will dated
March %. 1900 In re Carrie I. Burkhart
ct al; dispositions filed. Estate Of Maurice
F. Tally; order for publication. Estate Of
Phoebe ]. Sachmeyer; inventory Lied. Es-
tate of John P. Murphy; will dated August
s. 1897, filed. Estate of William Mitchell
proof of publication. Estate of Charles
McNulty; inventory filed. Estate Of Will
liam Bloom inventory filed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Delaware avenue northeast between F
and G streets-The Real Estate and I'M
provement Company Of Baltimore to Wash
ington Terminal Company, original lots 1.
2, to II, square 67s; $40.
Twelfth and streets northeast-Alonzo
c. Barnett to George o. Erb, lot g. square
1907; SO.
Connecticut avenue, Addition to Cleve-
land Park-John Sherman ct ux. to jose
phine d. Peary, parts; $40
Maryland avenue northeast between LIST
and I'd streets-Frank ]. Dieudonne ct
to Rufus l.. B. Clarke, part square 726; $40
K street southeast between 18th and 18th
streets-Richard Poole ct ux. to Herman c.
Ewald. lots 81 and IS, square 1923; 500.
New York avenue northeast between
North Capitol and 1st streets-Empire State
Realty Company to Peter R. Flanagan, lot
81 square SO; 5000.
Woodridge-Jno. M. Henderson to Louis
w. Ryder lot 6, block Is; $40.
Columbia Heghts-Harry B. Wilson ct
ux. to Emma d. Nenable, lot q, block SO /;
SO.
Moore & Barbour's Addition-Geo N. Bell
to Harry ]. and Martina l.. Senay, lot H.
block 4; 80.
Trindad-Wm. P. Smith ct al trustees,
to Mary S. Selzle, lots Is and 10, block L:
$40. Mary S. Selzle to John C. Ewald,
same property; $40.
Whitehaven. st. Philip and Jacob-How-
ard Boyd ct al, trustees, to Home Land
and Mining and Manufacturing Company,
lots "a and 80, block 3; 500.
Kalorama Heights-Charles S. Hillyer to
Thomas M. Gale, east half lot q, block IL;
So 656 25.
North Columbia Heights-George P. Rob-
inson ct al to Ned c. Mclaughlin lot 81
block 3; 81, 1866. 81 Same to Austin S. Gill
bert, lot 3, block 4; 81 .36G31.
Fourth street northeast between X and
L streets-Louisa Hugle. trustee, to Thos
Fitzpatrick and Margaret Fitzpatrick lot
20, square SO6; $40
Pennsylvania avenue southeast between
18th and 10th streets-Maggie F. Riley to
James B. Nicholson lots Is and %, square
1877; SO
Thirteenth street southeast between G
and l streets-Same to same, lot 16, square
1045; $40
Pennsylvania avenue southeast between
14th and 18th streets-Same to same. lot g.,
square. 1865: $40.
Thirteenth street southeast between G
and I streets-James B. Nicholson to Chas
w Pickford, lot 16, square 1915; SO.
PENNSYLVANIA avenue southeast between
14th and 18th streets-Same to same, lot 8,
square 1865: $40