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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Sydney A. Strauss, IS. New York, and Fern
SFague, p. Rev. F. NJ Bristol.
Alfred x. Hall. o, Flushing y Y and Csrris
c. Cooper g. Rev. II. Schroeder.
GustaEus A. Bingham. 81, and Marie Irene LaIor.
3. Rev. J. B. Kelleher. 5 J.
Philip Simmons HichbOn. q and ElinoF Morton
Hoyt y. Bishop Henry Y. Satterice.
John f. Jones. "a Sunbuvy, Pa. and Nelle T.
Clarke, q. Rev. Frank N. Bristol
Henry T. Wallace. Il, and Bannis G. Holland
"a Rev. Clement Brown.
William Mackenzie Z. and Margaret Lynch. ..
Lewis ], O'Neal. ]. Z.
COLORED.
James Garrison, q and Elizabeth Wells, 2
Rev. =. J. Richie.
James N. Rogers, q. and Frances ~ Peyton, %
Rev. ]. B. Mclaughlin.
Wilson Canney. q. and Maggie Taylor. "a Rev
J. c. Dent.
William Scarborough. z. and Fannie Baker. q.
Rey. shelton Miller
Mason s. Lowery. S. and Martha Green. 50
Rev Walter II. Brooks.
Lee PeHdlet0n. IS. and Rosie Tegry. q Rev.
Charles E. Buck.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
RIDGLEY SUGGESTS CHANGES
Like Shaw, Urges Need of More
Elastic Currency.
Report Says People Are More VitaIIy
Affected Than Banks, and Makes
Recommendations.

! Like Secretary Shaw, Comptroller Of the
/ Currency Ridgley devotes much of his
annual report to urging the necessity OF
| legislation TO provide elasticity in the cur
rency system. He says it is a question
which involves the welfare and prosperity
Of every section Of our land. and every
man. woman, and child In the United
! States
The fact" he says. that the demand
I for crop-mOving funds creates a disturb
ance in the money market and raises
rates for money adds just so much to the
/ cost of carrying and handling the crops
and reduces the price at which farm
products are sold by the producers.
THE farmer thus has direct pecuniary
interest in the proper solution Of the
question. Any man who Is engaged In
any other business and who finds his
plans for raising money interfered with
or his rates raised pays the penalty OF
our imperfect system with no advantage
to any one. unless it is the banker, who
charges him more on his loan. For these
reasons the question is Of more impor-
tanee by far 10 the general public than It
is to the bankers themselves.
To produce the much desired effect. the
Comptroller recommends that the laws
be amended so as to allow the following
changes:
"All national banks that have been in
operation for not less than two years
which have an unimpaired surplus Of not
less than 20 per cent Of their capital
stock. to be permitted to issue not to ex-
ceed 30 per cent of the amount Of their
bOnd-covered notes, in notes uncovered
by bond deposit.
ITO protect these notes the banks to
carry the same reserves as against de.
posits. in gold or its equivalent. In re-
serve banks this would be 25 per cent,
and in all others Is per cent Of the out
standing notes.
These notes 10 be further protected
by a guarantee fund CT per cent, to be
deposited by the issuing bank with tho
Treasurer of the United States before
any are issued.
"Out of this guarantee fund all such
gold reserve notes to be redeemed on de-
mand.
The guarantee fund, to be kept good
by a graduated tax on gold reserve notes,
beginning at a rate Of not over ~ per
cent per annum.
Every bank issuing gold reserve notes
to be required TO provide means of re-
demptiOn for such notes in every reserve
and central reserve city, and also such
other points as may be designated.
These points to be so numerous and
convenient as to put every national bank
within twenty-four hours Of a redemption
center.
THE provisions limiting the retirement
Of the present bond-secured notes 20
So, CO0 900 per month, not TO apply to gold
reserve notes, and this limit 10 be re-
pealed, or greatly extended, at the discre-
ton ef the Secretary Of the Treasury. in
its application to bond-secured notes"
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Rande Highlsnds-George II. Loudenslager et w.
TO Washington Loan and Trust Company, 20 Sc
cure United States Realty Company S5ce
monthly payments per cent. selni-annually,
lots . and g. block 5.
Connecticut Avenue Heghts-Clara B. Finley ct vir
Henry J., 10 William ]. Flather and James ].
Hampton TO secure John NJ. JODes. S, goo, three
years. per cent, seni-annualiy, lot 40, block 2
Square Io0s-iSeorgianna ShOpland to Henry II.
Bergman and Charles Schafer. 70 secure North
em Liberty German American Building Associa-
ton, No. 6, Sl4oo lot l62.
Square s3s-AIaTy L. Harvey and others to Thomas
p Stephenson and r. Harrison Johnson to Sc
cure Mutual Serial Building Association 81, 500,
part lot 7.
Square 950-Charios W. Vanderslice ct ux to Albert
f. Fox and Clarence CaTson. 10 secure Frederick
II. Walker 500, year, per cent semi
annually part original lot "A.
Turkey Thicket-PaolO Deyito et ux 70 Frank Fraz-
zano. To secure Horangelo sacchstti, 500. three
years per cent, sen1i-annually part lot A
SQUARE 625-Alichad T. Burns et ux TO W Clar-
onoe Duvan and Thomas z Woodward. to Sc
cure ]. Albert Duvan. Sl2o three years. per
cent. semi-annually, lot i2
SQUARE l24-Curtis Z. Gresham et ux 70 William
7. Ballard and Z McC. Jones. 10 secure Isaac
T. Shoemaker. SOC. SIX and twelve months, 6 per
cent, semi-snnuaily part lot 45
Square Is-Emsst Dsmmann ct ux- to Washington
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DAILY COURT RECORD.

United States Supreme Court.
Present: The Chief Justice. SIR Justice Harlan
Mr.. Justice Brewer, Mr.. Justice White Mr.. Justie
Peckham, Mr.. Justice N1cKenna, Mr.. justice
Holmes. and Mr. Justice Day
Oscar ". Kuhn Of Cincinnati Ohio. and Thomas
Edward Boyd. Of Buffalo, y. Y, admitted 20
practice
No 45. The Union Bridge Company. plaintiff In
error. vs.. The United States; argument continued
By NT. Assistant TO the Attorney General P'lrdy
for the defendant IN error and concluded ty MT.
Johns McCleave for the plaintiff in error
No. ll6- j. r OrCutt Company CT al. petitioners,
vs.. Charles II. Green ct al. argument commenced
by Mr.. Reginald 5 HuidekOper for the petitioners
continued by Mr.. H. d. Bailey for the respondents,
and concluded by Mr.. Charles Cowles Ticker for
the petitioners.
No u9. The Western Union Telegraph Com
psuy plaintiff in error, vs.. Charles l. Hughes
argued by Mr. Rush Tagszrt for the plaintiff in
error; no counsel appeared for the defendant IN
error
Adjourned until to-day at 2 o'clock. The day
call for Friday, December T. viii be as follows
Nos 10 III ~. IZ3. l2 80 i3l, 49, lo, and l4.
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Boston. Dec. 4. 1905.

Boston. Dec. I, 100.
Alfred FarloW, General Manager Of the
Committee on Publication for the Chris
tian Science Church, to-day gave out the
following statement:
''McCiure's Magazine, in the Decem-
represented as a photograph OF Mrs
Eddy taken in 1SS2 II is not picture
Of Mrs Eddy. but is a likeness Of Mrs.
Sarah c. Chevailiier, who formerly lived
IN Boston. and who died in California
two years ago. This fact is incontestaby
established by the affidavit of Mrs.
Chevaillier's son, which appears in this
article. We have in our possession the
picture of Mrs. Chevaillier, which we
have just received from her son. and
which is an exact duplicate of the one
used by McCiure's.
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Circuit Court No. L.
JUSTICE WRIGHT


Wynk0op rs. New York Continental Jewel Fftra-
tion Company; on trial. Plaintiffs attorneys. Doug
las & Douglas and Gibbs L. Baker: defendants at
torncys. McCammon & Hayden.
Motions for to-day;
No l. Frammsn. administrator. vs. Potomac
Electric Power Company. Attorneys Crandel
Mackey- Darlington. AIcKenney & Flannery.
No. Hargroye vs.. Belier. Attorneys, Smith &
Archer-ThOmas.
No. 3. somcryine Company vs.. Green. Attorneys.
Williams-Hallam & Hallam-
No. f. Lord Emery. Attorneys. Dutton q
Ridout-Lewin & RAY
No. 8. Bermann vs.. Biggs. Attorneys Fowler
Macafee.
No. g. Byrne vs.. Lisner. Attorneys. David-To-
briner
No. Z Lohr vs.. Title Guaranty and Surety Com
pauy, Attorneys, W. c. Balderston-Gittings 4
Chamberlin.
No. s Van Norsdhn vs. Washington Times Com
pany- Attorneys. c. L. Frailey-W. ]. Lambert
No. g. Brooks Us. Waring. Attorneys, Ridout-
No 10. Norris rs. CaDuzaya Mining Company
Attorneys H0peWen & Smith-Emig.
No. Il Neale Publishing Company Fowlkes
Attorneys, Birnsy S Woodard-Gardiner and Hope
well.
No r. Dodge VS.. Carpenter Attorneys. Wallace
Lambert and Easby-Smith-
No l3. Cunningham Us. Boyer. examiner. At
torneys, Duvan-John Ridout
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Warwick rs. Glennan; continuance stricken out
Plaintiffs attorney. J. A. Burkart. Defendants
attorney, E. L. Gies.
Sealey rs. Hite; judgment By default for Ssl4ss
Plaintiffs attorney, E. L. Gies
Conrad vs.. Switzer ct al; verdict for plaintiff
for $40 and judgment forthwith without costs.
Plaintiffs attorney. J. c. Adkins. DESCENDANTS at
torney II. Prescott Galley.
Motions for to-day:
No. / Cardozo vs. Baird. Attorneys, H. T.
DaEis-Stuart Mcnamara.
No. 2 Crowley vs. Randall Attorneys. L. ].
Matker-C I. Frsiley.
No. J. Mckay rs buchanan. Attorneys. Philip
Walker. l. Peyser and II. W, Sohon.
No. l. Reed vs.. Steele. Attorneys. Campbell Car
rington and Irving Nlllianson-W. C. Clephane
No, s. hardwood rs. Menefee. Attorneys. Chaplin
BrOwn-GeoTge p. Hoover.
No. O. Washington aud Chesapeake Beach Rail-
way Company Us. Tyrer Att0rneys. George 8.
Chase and A. S. Worthingt0n-D. L. Anthony.
No. z Musson Ys. Washington and Great Falls
Railway Company. Attorneys. u. /. Davis and
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sholes-E- H. Thomas Hamilton. Colbert & Ham
/ ilt0n.
Ne. I9. Clay vs. Clay. Attorneys William Z.
Ambrose-Wolf & Rosenberg-
/ Ne. is. Wsple IS. Waple Attorneys William 4.
Ambrose d. e.. StutlCr-J. T. Hunter
No. lls. WebT IS. Weber. Attorneys ". c. Gar
diner-Leon T0bTiuer.
No l2L Foster vs. Dcnisoa Attorueys. stanton
G. Prelle. Paul Z. senan-Irsin z. Linton
No rs EisingT vs.. Diendonne. Attorneys-H.
Johus1n-John Rid0ut. b. p. Leighton.
No rs Mitchell Is. Arizona Mining Company.
Attorneys. Clayton K. Emig-E H. Jackson.
Ne. II. HieberEu Va B8an. Attorneys, Bran
deEbuTg & B1udenburg H, T. Davis and G. l.
Emig.
No, 10. Handy vs. Handy Attorneys George Z.
suIvan-CampbeH Darlington. George +. Trailes.
No. Isl Able IS Able Attorneys, W. Z. DAVIS
Arthur Peter.
No. I9 Cahn vs. Cahn Typewriter Company.
Attorney, Henry F. Davis
No. ls5. Bruce vs. Bruce Attorneys. Henans y
Coins-Bughes * Gray, Fountain Peyton, 7. L.
Jefords
No. ls7. Linkins vs.. Tyler Attorneys. Forrest &
Bendheim-T p Meyers. Wolf Rosenberg,
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD,
Motions for to-day.
No. % Gilmore vs.. Gilmore. Attorneys. Downs
No. Io6 Bailey vs.. Bailey. Attorneys. Ambrose
James.
Ne. no. birmingham vs.. birmingham Attorneys
c. Carrngton- Bailey.
No ll2 Trouland vs. Trouland. Attorneys
Tucker & Kenyon. Bailey-Hendier.
No Ia Thompson vs.. Thompson. Attorneys
Lancaster & Smith
No. us. Besson IS. Besson. Attorneys. c. Car
Tingt0n-Larner & Latirner.
No. is Peacock IS. Peacock. Attorneys, A W
Scott-I. H. Stewart
No. 10. Lawtou vs.. Brnkman. Attorneys, Darr-
Ambrose
No. l22 BaSiekian IS Bakshian. Attorneys.
Toomey-Wof & Rosenberg
No. l2A ECtop vs.. Ecton. Attorneys, Darlington
Harlow. Gaven & KEYS.
No. I2s Washington Tobacco Company ct al vs.
George E. Smith ct al Attorneys, Wolf & Rosen-
berg-Hayden johnson.
No l2s. Emig vs.. Swami ct al. Attorneys. Emig
-Arth.
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McCL URE'S ALLEGED PICTURE OF
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LEADER
Photograph Mrs. ChsVa of Tsas Advertised Mrs. Mari Baker Eddy
THE PORTRAIT DIscREDITED


TT should be stated that. according N
the custom. McCIures representative who
applied to Mrs. Eddy for an interview,
was referred TO the Committee on PubH-
cation. who is specially appointed for the
purpose of rendering any assistance in
his power 70 the representative Of the
public press who may be gathering data
on the subject OF Christian Science and
its leader
IN a conversation with members Of
McClure's staff, several months ago
Informed them that If they would submit
their data TO me I would be pleased 10
assist them in their verifcatlon. giving
them as my reason that there were docu-
ments in circulation and rumors aGoat
which were not genuine They have not
aVailed themselves Of my offer
notwithstanding the facts which we
nave stated, we find IN this editorial an
nouncement picture Of another woman
whlch Is represented by McClure's as a
portrait OF Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy
'ahen IN Boston IN 1882. The picture does
not In any point resemble Mrs. Eddy
"On November 9. and before the Ne
eember number Of McClure's was placed
on the news stands, I wrote TO the Man
aging Editor Of McClure's, apprising him
OF this error, but received no reply My
letter follows:
/ have just been looking at the ad-
vertsement which you have in Ridge
ways Of the 18th inst In the center OF
the page is picture which / assume "a
represented as a portrait OF Mrs Eddy
hasten to inform you that this is not
picture OF Mrs Eddy; there is nothing
about II that would remind one OF her
have seen Mrs Eddy frequently during
the past twenty-five years. and know
her face well enough 70 draw a likeness
or II II ! were an artist-therefOre I
speak from positive knowledge.
It was my fear that you might be
imposed upon by just such counterfefts
that impelled me 20 suggest that your
manuscript relating 10 Mrs. Eddy be sub
mitted TO some one thoroughly posted
concerning the events Of her life
Directly underneath the Mcclure pOT-
trait is a modern signature Of Mrs. Eddy,
which might give the impression that Il
had been written on this photograph by
possibly be true, since The portrait Is
not a likeness Of Mrs. Eddy and never
was in her hands.
When called upon 10 produce the pho
tCgraph from which the picture was
made and 10 give the name Of the
photographer. the editor Of McClure's de-
clined. saying he would give what in
formation he could a few days later.
I then went 10 work 20 obtain evi-
dence, by which I could dispTOve Nc
Clures allegation, and show the public
that another face had been substituted
for that OF Mrs. Eddy.
THE following afiidavits are the re-
suit OF my Investigations:
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
Probate Court.

HNoiANb NVJ LII.
In re Madeline Meade order appointing Edwar,
W. Jones guardian; bond. 5000 ATTORNEY. Georr,
Francis Williams
Estate OF Charles W. Iardella: letters Of admin
lstration granted 70 ". Preston Williamson; bond
500. Attorney, " p. Williamson.
Estate Of William Ballautyne: order authorizing
investment Attorney, J. J. Darlington.
Estate Of William o. Holmes: order authorizing
sale. Attorney. Fountain Peyton
Estate Of stephen Kane: petition for letters Of
administration filed. Attorney W. H. Linkins
Estate Of Samuel Gross; viii admitted 20 probate
and letters testamentary granted TO J. HoldsWorth
Gordon; bond. S2,oO0. Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon.
Estate Of Nazareth Bunch; petition for letters Of
administration filed Attorney John Ridout
Estate Of James T. Carpin.er petition for letters
OF administration fled. Attorneys, Lancaster <
Smith
Estate Of Ellen R. Goldsborough; viii dated oc-
tober 2 1906 fled, with petition for probate At
toTney Eugene A. Jones
Estate of Walter Paris; viii dated May Z 1905
fled
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED.

The following building permits were
issued by Building Inspector Ashford
yesterday:
To Margaret McDonough for one tvo-story brick
building at IS Twenty street northwest. Archi-
teet, David Bowen. Estimated cost. $3.50
6. C. Splitter for one one-story frame dwelling
at Fortieth and Ames street, Benning. Architect.
j. L. Splitter. Builder. Building and Supply Com
pany. Estimated cost. 5000
John Herath for two-stoTy frame dwelling at q
Prout street, Twining City. Architect and builder
Tsyler & Herbert, Estimated cost. $3.50.
C. E. Foster for two show windows at I35l-Ss e
street northwest. Contractor. Il. V. Sandford.
Estimated cost, sl000.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
Equity Court No. 1.

Forrest vs. Perry; rule discharged and trustees
authorized % make conveyance. Complanant's so
licitors c. c. James. George Francis Williams and
Cuttings & Chamberiin; defendants solicitor A. A
Huehling. il.
HeTold Gardner sale finally ratified, convey
ance ordered. and reference to auditor. Complain
ants solicitor W. H. NARROW IT,
Lane Lane; leave to withdraw as solicitor for
defendant granted COmplainants solicitor NJ. ID.
Campbell defendants solicitor. L. p Harlow
Scott IS Jennings; rule TO show cause returnabla
December To- COmplainsnts solicitors John Ridout
and George C. Gertman; defendants solicitor, ID. W.
0'DonOghue
Harrison vs.. Smith; rule 70 show cause Com
plainants solicitor. John Raum.
Motions for to-day;
No. s.. Connecticut Avenue Highlands Company
vs.. sherman Attorneys, c. H. Syne-J. J. Darling
ton.
No. iO3 Mcclure vs. Lincoln Attorne5A ". W.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07

George ". Drew-C A. Douglass and c,ao-ya p
Hoover
No & Samaha sTormura Attornrys wol,
q hoseubeTg and Philip Walker-Tucker q Ken.
yOn.
10. = Green rs. McIudre. Attomsys. Johr
Ridout-Tucker & KENYON
No TO- Riley vs. simpson Attornevs. c. L
Fraiey-John Ridout
No IL Edwards Holden. 9tt0rnavz Pal
s,on & Siddons W. E. Richardson-H J. NAV an
Il z. Davis
NO Z Palmer vs. Palmer. Attorneys, T. C.
Peello-Birney < Woodland "
No Is Esch rs. Eseh. Att0rneyS W 2. ReiIly
and d. ". Baksr-C AIackev.
No H. United States. use Of Tr71ssed Concre,e
9.ctl COMPANY vs. Fidelity and Deposit C0muauy
Attorneys, Ralston & siddons-Birnev s. VIA
No u. Mendel rs. Mutual Reserve Life Insurance
Company. Attorneys. H. L. Franc and q Y
Naturalization & Sid6onS
No l6. John Wesley Church vs. Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company. Attornevs N T
ClinkScales-C L Fniley
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In connection with this portrait, Nc
Cures publishes an editorial announce
ment Of "A story relating to the Rev.
Mary Baker q. Eddy, the Discoverer and
Founder Of Christian Science. 1t is stated
that as a result Of a careful investigation
their story is probably as near absolute
accuracy as history ever gets Indeed,
the introduction in question lays great
stress upon the accuracy OF its proposed
history. Again. 1t is said. Practically
no assistance can be obtained from Chris
tian Scientists themselves that she
MRS. Eddy refuses TO be consulted per
sonally on the main facts OF her own
life
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
AGENTS LICENSE REVOKED.
Washington said to Have Found Bad
Employment for Girls.

the license of Ralph K Washington, col
ored. proprietor of an employment agency
at 1906 Tenth street, charged with having
furnished girls as servants to questiona-
BILE houses.
A request was forwarded to Congress
yesterday by the Commissioners to amend
the law governing employment agencies,
so as TO provide a penalty for violating
any section. Under the present law the
only penalty refers to- the tenth section.
which makes IL unlawful for an employ
ment agent to furnish servants to Ques-
tionable houses.
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AfIdavit of Chas. Il. ChevnIIIIer, son
of the woman whose picture wns
represented TO the public by
McCIure's Magazine as a
photograph of Mrs

Eddy.
Marshall. Texas, November q, 1905.
Mr.. Alfred FarlOw. Boston, Mass:
Dear SiT-The photograph inclosed
herewith taken by the hoffman Photo
graphic Company. 3 Park Street. and lS4
Boylston Street. Boston, Massachusetts.
is a portrait of my mother, Mrs Sarah
c. Chevaillier BY comparison. any
one can easily see that the portrait pub
Hshed on page 212 of McClure's Magazine
for December, 1896. is the picture of my
mother. and TO the best Of my knowledge
and belief is an exact copy Of the photo
graph inclosed.
(Signed) CHAS. F. CHEVAILLIER.
The State OF Texas.
County OF Harrison.
Before me. Marion Turney, a Notary
Public in and for Harrison County
Texas, on this day personally appeared
Charles r. Chsvailiier, TO me well known
70 be the person whose name Is sub
scribed TO the foregoing letter. who, after
being duly sworn by me, on oath says that
the statements made in the foregoing let
ter are true. and that the photograph
therein inclosed is a portrait or his
mother. Mrs Sarah g. Chevaillier
Given under my hand and seal OF Of
fee this November q 1906
(Sigped) MARION TURNEY.
Notary Public In and for
fSean Harrison County, Texas.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Eighth street northeast, near Massachusetts, ave
nue-Mahlon c. MastTson ct ux. to Mary w. ).
Thatcher. lot g. square &C. So
Thirteenth street southeast. between G and
straets-Hsrry Miller. ct ux to Robert L Miller
lot 50, square I045, $40
No. JOS NiRth street southeast-Caroline Isdeu 70
Reuben W. Isdell. lot e. square 945 SO
Nos. 1857 and 1883 / street BoTtheast-Arthur Can
ct 20 William ". Stuart, lots 50 and s.
square l026, $40
-Four and-a-haf street northwest. between Missouri
and Pennsylvania avenues-Anna Latterner e. al
to Peter LstterueT. lot -. Reservation A, s. CO.,
East Desnwood-FrSnk T. Rawlings ct ux 70 Ma
tilda II. Shepherd, lots 2 and g, block IS SO
Eleventh street northeast between and II streets
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Law Suits.

No. $3.50 William B. Marche vs. S. JafFe: jude-
ment Of L. c. Strider. J. p for 81 40 Plaintif :
attorneys, Wilson n Bsrksdale.
No 1891 Edward y. Riche<ds vs. Louis II
Meyers; account. S64L36 Plaintiffs attorney. John
3. Clark
No. 8s9S2 Diary Griffith. exeeltrix "a Metro
politan Life Insurance Company; policy $500 Plain
tih attorneys, J. H Wilson. j., and 1. L Pratt
No. ss9SS. CrOpley & BOteler vs. j. T. DYER.
Judgment q s C. Mills. j. p, for sol g Plain.
tif's attorneys. D. S. Mackall and NJ. strasburTer
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Mrs. sewen,s BODY Taken Awny.

The remains Of Mrs. Helen l. Sewell,
widow Of ". J. Sewell late Senator from
New Jersey. who died Wednesday after
noon at the residence Of her brother, Col.
Charles H. Heyl, L. S. A. 2OO9 Wyoming
avenue, were yesterday taken to Cam
den. n. J.
Mrs. Sewell. who was in her sixtieth
year, was visiting Col. Heyl. and was
stricken Monday. Her two sons were
with her at the end. Heart disease is
given as the cause OF her death. The fu-
neral viii be held Saturday from the sew
ell home. 626 Cooper street, in Cam
den. u. j
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ADVERTISEMENT

Loan and Trust Company to secure EQuitabls
Cooperative Building Association. s. 200 lot 20.
Square 6lT-Narie +. HillmOn 70 Edward Nee.
Jones and Herbert A. GIN. 70 secure Arlington
Fire Insurance Company, s. 500. three years,
per cent, semi-snnuaIly. lot IS. Same 70 Nor
man /. Sansbury and Joseph b. Bowling 70 Sc
cure Maggie Limberger see 70 twenty
four months per cent, same property.
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DEATH RECORD.

Mary z. Mehrns 474 sth st. sW. 81 years.
Nancy Robinson. ll2o I'd st. NV, s. years
Frances Goldsmith. $50 Sid. ave ne. T5 years.
Eliza r. Goldsmith. 1917 y j. ave Sc Ga years
Helen N. SeWeil. 2o19 Wyoming ave. NV Sc years
James s. Gorsuch. Govt. Hosp. for Insane. S. yrs
Else Cole 1855 sth st. NV. years.
Susan A. Hsvard. 1913 II st. NV, e years
Edward W. HisTling 6S9 A 81 Sc, 81 years
Amanda NcKwenneT. rear Ii29ss n. Il. ave nv,
years.
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AFFIDAVIT OF PHOTOGRAPHER
WHO TOOK MRS. EDDY'S
PICTURE IN 1855.
Boston. Nov. 9th

Boston, NOV. Zlth. lYb.
The picture which appears in McClures
Magazine Of December, and which is rep
resented as having been made from a
photograph OF Mrs Eddy taken in 1882.
is not a likeness Of Mrs. Eddy, and could
not possibly have been a photograph OF
her.
(SigneO H G. SMITH,
Subscribed and sworn to this 9th day
Of November, a. d. 1906.
Before me,
(Signed) MARTHA ". MACY,
Special Commissioner.
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William Thompson Buried.

Funeral services over the remains of
William S. Thompson, jr., were held yes
terday morning At IL O'Clock at the resi-
dence Of his family. 92O NJ street. Rev. w.
p. Tudor. presiding elder of the Methodist
church at Richmond, Officiated. Henry
Clay Stewart, James Green. Thomas G..
Fisher, Louis 2. Shoemaker, A. J. Tys-
sowski, and Frank Henry acted as pail
bearers. Private interment took place IN
Oak Hill Cemetery