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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Pinehurst- Margaret F. Johnston q viz Lewis p
70 James f. Hood and Firmau K. Homer %
secure Pinehurt Par6 Company. 500. one %
fifty months, lot IT, block g
Square Zll-C0sInas Club 90 Americas Security and
Trust Company. To secure SIS GOO. in bonds Of
the denomination ~ 500 each December l.
1896 : per cent, semiaunually, lot = and part
original lots y and a.
Square i25-Issac A. RosenfeId et ux. 70 Wharton
F. Lester and Michael J. Colbert 10 secure
National Permanent Building Association. s. so
part lot g.
Square s57-Carrie T jones' ct al 10 Simon Wolf
and John r. shields % secure Charles A.
Shields and Myer Cohen. trustees $50. three
years. per cent. sernianEually. lot So
Square 6-5-Rslthssar Gerlach e W. 10 Chaplin
Brown and Henry II. Bergman. 10 secure on
entail Building Association. No. g. 81 co. lot pa
Square 65i-Balthasar 2. Litz e TX. 70 Charles 2.
Stone ard Charles ". Fairfax. 70 secure sarah
F. TIsdel. 5000. three years. per cent semi
Square GO Elizabeth Dom et viz Frank G. 10
Washington Loan and Trust Company. 70 secure
Equitable Cooperative Building Association,
S2O0 lot 81
Barry Fam-Elizabeth Clark 70 John l. Massey.
70 secure Monumental Savings Association SIS.
quarterly notes. without interest part lot %.
section
Square 245-AlTin VI. Lothrop Fl TX 10 Union Trust
Company. % secure Fidelity Trust Company.
trustee. 5000. one 70 i've years. per cent
Square s56-Robert Aaron e ux- 10 George NJ I'm
merich to Douglass = Nfackall. To secure Wash
ington Six Per Cent Permanent Building Asso-
citation s. 40 lot a.
Square l025-Hyman Pewdermaker to Michael l.
Weller and Nicholas II. Shea. 70 secure u. ].
Stafford treasurer, $500 three years. s per
cent. semiannually lots s. u g.
Girls Porti0n-Charles o. Townsend 81 Tx to VIII
ton J. Lambert .aud Abner c. Z. Shoemaker
20 secure Louis ?. Shoemaker Slsj5. one and
two years, per cent. semi-annualy part.
Cleveland PARK and Connecticut Avenue Addition
Ella =. sherman e viz. JOhn 10 Albert A. WI
and Jehn b. Larner to secure Washington
Loan and Trust Company, 5000. three years 5
per cent, semi-annually, part lot 4 square 8si
same 70 same 10 secure same. ike debt lot g.
SQUARE gS2
Square 594-Hyman POWdemaker To Richard X. Har-
vey and James F. Scaggs TO secure Sarah A Van
ke'iren, $500. three years. per cent semi-anHu-
ally. lots IS to S.
Square 75i-Ada A. Deane e. viz William W 10 r.
Janney Brown and r. Henry Lynn TO secure
Prudential Building Association. g 500 lot s..
Square l4-Kobert VI. Richards et TX to L. Pierce
B0Jeler and Thomas L. Stephenson. to secure
Mutual Fire Insurance Company. s, 500. one year.
per cent. semi-auuUaly, lot l8Z
Square l055-Claud Livingston ct ux. to Harry G..
Birge and William II. Saunders. to secure Madi-
son ~ Myrick, 500, three years, per cent,
semi-auuuslly lot 8
Square 403-GeOrge W. Huguely to L. Pierce Bote-
Ter and Thomas 2. Stephenson. to secure Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, 5000, one year. per
cent semiannually. lot b.
Square 6.-Ada NJ. Brady et Yir. Eugene u. f.. 10
William A Hill and Charles " Simpson 10 Sc
cure Franklin T. sanneT 81 900, two years. 5 Der
cent somiannually. lot r.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

2 street northwest between Eighteenth and Nine
tcCuth streets-Beautrico Il. Bache 70 Rene
Bache, lot li3 and part lots lS6 and l37. squar,
Observation-Disclosures PARK Company to Margaret E
Johnston, lot l6, block s. $780,
Twenty seventh and Poplar streets northwest
Marion Wicks 10 Matilda Dawson. part lot 10
square 1910 SO
No . Lafayette suare-Henry Riggs Rathbone
committee n Henry Reed Rathbone. 10 Cosmoe
Club, lot q square p S3 900.
Sixth street northwest between and streets
Robert 5 Hume trustee. 10 Garfield A. Street
lot B and part lot a. square i42 $500
Seventh stree. northwest between ard NJ streets
John /. Cussn co al. trustees 20 Isaac A
Rcsenfeld part lot 26, square SO s. 80
New York avenue northwest. between Ninth and
Tenth streets Elizabeth o. Johnson to Harry
Wardman, lot q. square 49, $40
No ll9 First street n0rthWest-Arnold T. Levi.
to Elizabeth Dom. lot I57. square 90. SO.
Addition to lie Dyoit Park-Joseph Paul et ~ r.
W Riley Decide, lots ., 26 p, and part lou
q and g block . SO
street northwest. between ThirtY-sccond and
Thirty third Streets-fsaac r. Shoemaker It ux
70 John +. Mann. part II Kings Acre and lot
l02, square 1870. go
Nos. i3I and 4B Delaware avenue southwest
Conrad Weitzel ct ux 20 Carrie Gallen, lots 81
and g., square e35, So
No. l50l X street northwest-James Richmond "a
Alvin N. L0thTop lot l. square 2is $4,000.
AlotAitda manor Andrew a lip1cl9ub 60 al. trus
tees, To Gland Livingston lot TO- block As SO
Girls FoTtlun-LCuis 7. Shoemaker 90 NIX. q
Charles q. Townsend. part Of Girls portion and
part q Louis j. ShOemaker's tract. SO.
Addition to Congress Hsights-Alton r. White et
10 Jay ". Yansise. lot l3 block s. SO
GreeuTale-C. Clinton James e al, trustees, "a
Bladcn Forrest. lot l3 Sll5
No l26 Linden place n0rtheast-Willam H.
Forrest ct al % Harriet Colne, lot 2s. square
1904 SO
Seventh street northeast between F and r streets
same 10 same. pau lot l06 square S6l SO
Fourteenth street northeast, between and c
streets-Hauy C. Birgs et a., trustees, to Ciaud
Livingston, lot g. square 1855 $50
East DeauW0ud- Bm1S0u Phillips q TX 10 Frank
T. Rawlings. lots u and l5 block 6. $40
street northwest, between Twenty-frst and Twen-
ty-second streeJs-Frsnkliu T. Ssnner e Tx. %
Ada NJ. Brady. boz r. square g. SO
No. 1889 . street unrthwest-EUgene u. T. Brady
q u1. u Franklin T. SaHner. lot IS square
25 $40.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Ada ~
Bgady et viz. T. d. f.. % Franklin T. sauner
I0t AZ So
NJ and Half streets southwest Brice A. Frey %
Louis Perna. lots to 8. square north Of 60. SO
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ran away and went home That Is all ]
know"
Durham was disappointed But you
surely know who killed"
mo" interrupted Michael II suspected
Berry,. think he killed him. but am not
sure Next day, when the murder was
proclaimed, and 1t was said Bernard was
drowned. Beryl came 10 me. and told me
10 lie quiet in case / should be arrested
for the crime. He then took all my
money by threatening to have me arrest
ed as the murderer"
But If you told this story. and used
TolomeO as a witness
Tolomeo? Who is he? know no one
of that name"
lie was the man you took for a detec-
tive"
Well. then. not knowing who he really
was. how could I have cleared myself?
Berry, could have accused me-"
'Tolomeo could have cleared you. He
was with Sir Simon when you left. and
Sir Simon was alive. What happened
then?"
I lay quiet. Then I grew afraid. and
hid myself in different places. Berry,
found me out, and persuaded me 10 come
here to pers0nate Bernard, and make a
Will He promised me that ] should get
half the money. / intended 70 vanish
when ! made the will, and when Berry,
arranged 10 get the money somehow"
But how did you expect TO deceive
Miss Malleson?"
Il didn't 7 intended 20 tell her the
truth. as l was weary Of BeryIs tricks
! But when 7 saw that she and Miss Plan
tagenet took me for Bernard, 7 resolved 70
carry on the plot Then Beryl came and
the viii was signed. You know the rest. "
MichaeIs voice had been growing
weaker and weaker. Finally his eyes
closed, and he laid his head back on the
pillow. He has tainted again" said
Payne, You must wait till he RECEIVERS
for the signature"
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TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Luther J. Patils, Q, CathsHpin, Va, and Bertha
J. Pollen. q. Rev. William ?. Locke.
Merton a. English. o. and Mary Isabel jarvis. e,
Rev. George =. Dudley.
John S. Kent. z Hicks Store, Va. and Anna ".
billiard. e. 8lcHenry Va. Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin.
Frank Z. Cadet. 80 and Elizabeth L. Risden,
90 Rev. s. II. Greene
James H. Taylor. 2. Tippett. Nd. and Emma
Muscoe p Rev. ". II. Davenport
John F. McCarron. q and Kate T. DelaTergre
g. Rev. Thomas c. Smyth
Charles Laueks So. Schenectady " Y. and
Elizabeth BUghardt IS. Aurora. III. Rev. TeuniS
S. HamEn
William Simmons. IT,. o. Edinburgh. Va, and
Lucy B. Murray. IS. Rev J. B. Mclaughlin
Benson Taylor, g. Druy Nd, and Lula VI.
James. p. Rev. William F. Locke.
William T. Hall q. Hanover County. Nd. and
Alice n. BoWies. -.
Moses Friedman. 81 Lawrence Hans and Mar
b. smith. 30 Rev. J. &. Ball.
Charles A Trueworthy. 2, and Louise II. Bsu-
mann. 8. Rev. John B. Pittor
Dennis C0wliug .. Cazenova, Va. and Grace
G Barrett. 2. ozon Hin, Nd. Rev. Martin p
Egsn.
Melvin B. Moo,ly. q Hanover County. Va. and
Barbaa Noel z Rev. 5. II Greene.
Marion c. Thurston, 2, Richmond, Va, and Eva
7. Curtis n Rev. J. J. Muir.
James A BraHs0n. a. Meadows. Nd and Nettis
Marcy. q. CheTTyiale va. Rev. james N. O'Briel.
Luther ]. Pattie q sad Bertha J. Pollen, z.
Rev " T. Locke
Richard Boiling 8. Fredericksburg Va. and Nan
ME Scay. 2. Rev. F. II. Bristol.
james l. KidweH. = Bluem0nt. Va and Kath-
crime z. Anett IS. Rev ID. 5 Blakemore
George O. Ward. q. Alexandra. Va and MaTy
9. Lynn. q. Rev. 2. Y. Fink.
Prank Van Geuder. s, and Sarah z Wagner.
a. Prince George County, Nd Rev. J. Edgar
smith
COLORED
James Z. Owens. o, ans Mamie Gardner, Is
Rev, T. j. Richie.
james II. jackson. 2. and Lula Gay. 70. Rev.
Aquila Sayles-
James g. Frinzley. 81. and Mildred Hicks. 3.
Res. James G. Dent and Rev. William H. Chapman.
CIareuce e. II Davis, g. and Matte A. Wooden.
O. Rev. r. Y. Bischof.
Charles Bolden. Is and Edith Gordon, q Rev.
r. A Seaton-
John H. Mitchell, %, and Ms7 a Bruce, IS
Rev =. ". 8 PECK.
William Landlord. &c. and Emma Maddox, 2
Rev NJ. ". Clair.
David Jones, 90 and Robettine TenueT, .. Rev.
A II. Cetlett
Samuel T. Mcfarland q. and Abbie Alexander,
s. Rev. ". II. BROOKS.
Chapman Curtis, 3. Cr0mes, Nd. and Eva
Barnes. .. Res. ". A blackwell
Richart Perkins, 70, and Amanda Robinson, 81
Rev J. ID. DeaL
Richard Delaney, s., and Elizabeth Watts, s.,
Rev John Hammond.
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Circuit Court No. L.

JUSTICE Wight
Woodland Keith Judgment Il condemnation.
Plaintiffs attorney. Percy Metzger.
Cumberland vs. Brennan Construction Company;
en- trial Plaintiffs attorneys. Charles Linkus and
" C. Clephane: defendants attorneys. Hamilton.
Colbert & Hamilton
Assignments for today:
No. 9. Won Dahlen vs.. Elwood Attorneys. f. II.
Thomas-Charles Fox
No. ll9 Hutchinson vs. District n Columbia
Attorneys J. d. Sullivan-E. H. Thomas.
No. Isl. Halderst0u vs. Wolf Attorneys. J. !.
Peyser. NJ J. Colbert and II. II Hamilton-R l.
Montague
No. f9 Falls rs. Gurley q al Attorneys. J. F.
ScaEgs-W J. Lambert and II. Z. DAVIS.
No. Wright Baum. Attorneys. W. T. Am
brose-Ornshy McCammon
No. Ill Dodge w. Rush. Attorneys C. T.
HcndlCr and 5 Thompson. ir.-LeCkie Fulton &
Cox and w Fl White
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C1othes NIuch in nemnnh-

The knack of designing and tailoring
clothes so that they not only fit. but
have that swagger set and individuality
required by critical dressers has be-
come nothing less than science. This
knack is possessed In a marked degree
by John c. Wineman, the popular F
street tailor, who personally designs
and superintends the production of all
the stylish suits, overcoats, and dress
garments which emanate from his es-
Enlistment Mr. Wineman reports n
good season on account of the large
attendance at the winter session of
Congress and the social functions at
the National Capital
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EXCURSIONS.

There are many reasons why the Wash
ington-Sunset route is the most preferable
one for jouTneying 10 California Not only
IS this the most southerly line. but the
road, train equipment. &c. all subscribe
TO the pleasure and comfort of travel via
this route. Personally conducted trips are
made three times a week from this city.
and one may secure through berths in the
tourist sleeping cars for a nominal sum
Trains also include high-class standard
Pullman coaches. A number of winter
tours to the Pacific Coast will be given
via the Washington-Sunset route this
season. Attractive itineraries have been
mapped out for these. and bookings are
now being made For information. apply
TO A. j. POstOn, general agent, 81
Pennsylvania avenue,
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. I.

CHIEF JIStttk NLAbAiNh
Coleman vs.. German; leave 10 fle amended and
supplemental bill granted. Complainant solicitor,
W. n. Sholes; defendants solicitors, Hayden John
son and NJ J. Colbert
Nauck vs.. Walker trustee authorized 70 invest
funds Complainant solicitor, H. W Sohou.
Wilson Brown; leave 90 sell certain goods grant
ed. Complainsnt's solicitor II. ". S0hon; defend
ants solicitor John Raum
FankhauseT vs. American TeleEraph0ne Company
restraining order continued. Complainant solicitor
G. ". Darr; defendant solicitors, Baker, sheehy &
Hogan. Douglass * Douglass, ana Brandenburg a
BTandenburg.
Duckett IS Hudson; time within which 70 amend
extended Compliments solicitors Duckett. Stanley
Briscoe; defendants solicitors, l. C. Williamson
and e. E Emig
Cook vs., Sample; original and supplemental bill
dismissed and rules to show cause discharged. Com
plainants solicitors Ralst0n 4 Siddons Thomas L.
Jones. and ". Calvin Chase, defendants solicitors
Biney Woodland and Joseph Il. Stewart,
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DAILY COURT RECORD.

supreme Court of the United States.
Present-The Chief Justice Nr. Justice Harlan
Mr. Justice Brewer Mr.. Justice White Mr. Justice
Peckham, Mr.. Justice Mekenna, Mr. JEstice
Holmes, Mr.. Justice Day. and Mr.. Justice Moody
Charles W Waterman, Of Denver, Colo, was ad
mitted to practice.
No. 3 loriginaI. The State Of Kansas, complain
ant rs. The State q Colorado e. al Argument
continued by Mr. D. C. Beaman for the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company. by Mr.. A. C. Campbell
Mr. Assistant Attorney General Campbell, and Mr.
Solicitor General Hoyt for the United States. and
by Mr. y. c. Miller for the State Of Colorado.
Adjourned until tomorrow at u O'Clock. The day
call FOR Thursday December 20. wiz be as follows
Nos. oFgina, 49, 80 l3s. l39 40. l4l. ia, Us
and li6
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Criminal Court No. 1.

United States rs William M0seley false rre-
lenses; verdict not guilty. Attorney d. C. StutIer
United States vs.. John Montgomery and Robert
Brown. housebreaking; verdict guilty, both At
torney. J. W Nichol.
United States T7. GeeEge Wanzer. HOUSEKEEPING
Brooke.
United States Us. John T. HOag. conspiracy: de-
murer 10 Indictment filed. Attorney. c. A. Reig-
win.
Assignments for to-day:
United States Us. John Trayers and John Tru-
man.
United States rs. David Huston. William Kraus.
and William Bridges
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DEATH RECORD.

William L. Amiger, 936 f St NV, Il years.
Mary r. Porter Hotel Regent. 2 years
IeTa L. Tanner. 23Oi ST. NV, Il years
Frank Johnson l5lS L ST. NV, 6 years
Edward Nalley 1888 18th st. Sc. 66 years
Martha Bottonley. 1911 Sd st. Sc, 81 years
Lucinda j. Bugden 3l3 Polk ST. Anacostia. 81 VS.
Sarah Witt. 1881 F st. ne s. years
William Williams. 9l2 Barry pl NV, 90 years
George Washington. 1913 Union Ct sw., 10 years
Cora Washington, 45i Franklin st. NV. months
Percy Brown. t35 Ackr0W Ct sW. months
Robert johnson, 81 Harrison ave Sc. DAYS
Albert H. Fugitt. 1885 Union st. sw. Il days
JessiCa Il. Benham. 33l 18th ST. NV, days
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ARGUE WHISKY RULING.
Distiilers Protest to Secretary on
Labelling of Blends.

Secretary Wilson, OF the Department
or Agriculture, yesterday heard the
arguments of delegation Of whisky
disullers as to whether or not whisky
is whisky"
The particular purpose of the visit
OF the whisky men was 10 protest
against the ruling Of the department
that any rye OF bourbon whisky to
which harmless coloring or fiavorins
ingredients were AIDED, could not. under
the pure food law, be labeled blended
whisky or even whisky at all
The Drotestants claim to represent
all the independent Gistilling interests
of the United States. with a capital Of
S20. OoO. 600.
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Inv Suits.

No. is0ll Frederick Watson IS. George Nesline
damages, 5000. Plaintiffs attorneys, Edmund Hin.
IT,. Thomas NJ Watson. and George r. Collins.
No. 1901. Samuel eos IS. Southern Railway Com
Iany damages, $500 Plaintiffs attorneys, r. +.
Downing and g. A. Berry
No. l91l3 Charles A. Belts & Co Us. Thomas r.
Riley; note, 5000. Plaintiffs attorney, 5. r..
Thomas
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Mechanics, Liens.

No. $50. Walter 2. Fowler vs. Robert T. r
Kreitsr. lot i3. square s22 S35s6. Attorney. Z. e.
James.
No. $751; Walter F. Fowler vs. Robert T. F.
kreiter and Charles ". Wheeler lot a, square 992
S35856- Attorney C. C. James.
No. 5572 Waiter T. Fowler vs. Robert h. z
krcitsT and Charles l. Greer lot 49, square s92- At
torney. Z. q James.
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QuitcInfm.

Square 22l-Heuy 4. Rathb0ne et al to Cosmos
Club. lot - s..
Square H2-Mary Hart % Garfield g. Street l0t IS
and part Dot a. 500.
Square s57-Charies II. Wiltsie et ux. 70 Marion T.
Emack lot T. 81.
Square s5o-Emily ". wntse ct al 70 Greed u
Chlds, part lot T. s.
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JUSTICE BARNARD.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
In re condemnation Of land for Auacostia Bridge
veTdicts of jury finally confirmed and land ordered
condemned.
Ia re widening Of alley in square 20; verdict Of
jury finally confirmed and land ordered condemned
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Criminal Court No. ?

Atkinson JemaE; Judgment on verdict Plain
tits attorneys Wilson q Barksdale; defendant
attorney. =. H. Marshall.
In re VIII Of Charles r. Morgan; on trial Cavea-
tors attorneys, II. =. Davis and J. K. NJ Norton.
caveatee's attorneys. Wilson d Barksdale Hamilton
Colbert 4 Hamilton
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Cosmos Club Get. Deed to Home.
FOSTER REPRESENTS CHINA.
VIII BE Delegate for Celestial EN-
piFe ut The Hague.

Ex-Secretary Of State John ". Foster
will be one Of the delegates for the
Chinese government to the second peace
conference st The Hague. which will
probably convene some time next year.
Mr.. Foster has long been in close touch
with the Chinese government, and was
one of the advisers OF the mission to
Japan which ended the war between
China and Japan.
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bankruptcy Court.
Instruct Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
In re Edwin c. Reed; hearing on discharge fixed
for January 4 1907.
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No. S5ss Lillian r. Getehell Harry Clarke
Getchell; limited divorce Compliments solicitor.
e. Darlington
No. 25769. William A, Harrison vs.. Mary AZ smith
et al; 10 set aside release and substitute trustee.
Complainant solicitor. John Raum.
No. 8770 Martin Mueller vs. Jennie Mueller: lin
tied divorce. Compliments solicitor, W. ID. sulli-
van.
No. 2677l, Isid0r Snitzer James c. La Porte; TO
dissolve partnership Compliments solicitor Leon
TObriner
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That the F. II. Smith Company has an
option on the George Washington Uni
versity property at Fifteenth and II
streets northwest was admitted by the
university authorities yesterday, and il Is
believed by real estate men that this in
dicates a purchaser for the property mas
been found. although neither the real es-
tate men nor the university people will
admit that such is the case.
The university holds the property at $50
a square foot, and at this figure It Is
worth about $6OS.5o0. having a frontage
/ Of 15i feet on II street and 13i on Eff
teenth, containing about q, 2l0 square feet.
Real estate circles have INDUCED in
much speculation as to who the probable
purchaser Of the property may be. One
explanation Is, that a trust company is
buying it and viii probably erect a
new building on the site.
Others state, with a semblance Of au-
thority that huge department store
company is being organized and will
erect a new department store on the cor
ner. Still another explanation is that
the +. H. Smith Company will remodel
| the present buildings and use them for
ONCE buildings.
| The principal structure was erected IN
1878. and cost about 10000 The build
/ ing in the rear. on II street, occupied by
the SCHOOL o. Law and diplomacy, was
built in 1903 for about $1,000. Both can
! quickly be remOdeled 10 be used for Of
| fee buildings
The price at which the property Is held
| is the highest ever asked for property in
the vicinity. st. Matthew'S Church prop
erty, on the opposite corner. Is said 20
be on the market for about go square
/ foot. and the land on which the Union
Trust Company is building a new build
Ing was sold for SO foot.
With the option issued. real estate peO-
pie are eagerly awaiting the news as 70
who the new owners viii be, and as 70
what may be done with the property, for,
If sold at the price asked. II will mean
one Of the biggest realty deals in Wash
! ington for some time.
Cosmos Club Gets Deed TO Home.
Papers conveying 70 the Cosmos Club
the property at 2 Lafayette square were
placed on record yesterday. The consid-
GRAFTON mentioned in the deed OF trust
is $33 900. The deed is in favor OF the
American Security and Trust Company
and bonds are issued in the sum Of SIS
900 20 secure the company for loan at
1 per cent interest, payable quarterly.
the bonds being due December l. 1886.
The club reserves the right 10 take I'D
the bonds at its option at any time before
maturity.
The property in question was purchased
by the Cosmos Club several weeks ago
from Henry Riggs Rathbone. Of Chicago.
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HOLD G. v. U. OPTION
Real Estate Firm Believed to
Have Buyer for Site.
VALUE IS PLACED At $685. 300

Speculation Rife as 40 what May BE
Done with Property by New Owner
in Case Sale IL Made-Rumored
That Trust Company May Build
New Department Store Possible.
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Eaufty suits.

1906 flied. with petition for probate. Attorney.
Henry S. Matthews
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THE RED WINDOW.
By FERGUS HUME
Copyright BY G. Company
By FERGUS HUME

Copyright. 1901. By G. W. Dillingham; Company.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-01-06

~ S4see 81 in,cae~a IS sSsA ION Of
Aaat !siie,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-01-06
soUR-MILK RECIPES.
A Fine Gingerbread and Cream Cake
Made from Milk That Has Los.
It's Sweetness.

Sour milk gingerbread: Two-thirds
cupful sugar. fill up the cup with mo-
lasses, one cupful sour milk. ole-half
cup al sour cream, one teaspconful gin
ger. teaspoonful soda. one-half tea
spoonful salt, two and a half cupfuls
-four. Bake in sheet cake tin.
Sour Cream Cake.-One egg. ore ca
cupful sugar, one teacupfui sour cream.
one-half teaspoonful soda. a dash OF
salt. two cupfuls of -four after sitting.
raisins il you like them: put the soda
in the cream and beat until light and
foamy, add egg. sugar and -four.
You can make a spice cake by add
ing about one teaspoonful cinnamon.
one-half teaspoonful cloves. ole-half
teaspoonful cocoa and little nutmeg.
Or, make raisin drop cakes by add
ing one-half cupful of raisins and a
few drops of vanilla and Milling cup
cake tins about one-fourth full OF the
batter.
Filling for Sour Cream Pie.-One
cupful sour cream, one cupful raisins
stoned and chopped. one cupful sugar.
one teaspoonful melted butter, one tea
spoonful nutmeg, cloves, cinnamon.
yolks Of two eggs and bake. Frost
with the whites of eggs. When eggs
are scarce I use one egg yolk and one
teaspoonful Of iour.-Boston Globe.