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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-24
Supreme Court

Chief Justice Fuller, who went to
Richmond carly last week, accompanied
by his daughter, Mrs. Nathaniel Fran
els. returned to Washington Friday
evening.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Brewer will have
as their guest for Thanksgiving their
son-in-lav and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. CaTrick, and their daughter Mrs
JetmOre.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. McL1enna viii
spend Thanksgiving quietly in their
apartments in the Connecticut, and will
have none OF their family with them.
They will leave Washington about the
middle Of December TO spend the
Christmas holidays in New York In the
home Of their son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs John Leggett Pultz. Mr.,
and Mrs. Davenport Brown, Of Boston
the latter formerly Miss Marie Mcken-
ma. will come 10 New York also al
that time Mrs. BTswn, who was n
Washington for day or two last week
TO attend the Colton-Davis wedding, al
which she was matron of honor. Wed
nesday. will come to Washington tC
spend the month of February with hel
parents.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Day left Wash
ington last evening for their home II
Canton. Ohio, to remain for the Thanks
giving holidays.
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Personal

Mrs. oliver. wife OF the Assistant Sec
rotary CT War, who has been spending
the last ten days IN New York visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Choate,g and her sis
ter Mrs. Edward Bowditeh. Of Albany.
will return to her home on n street to-
morrow.
Miss Elizabeth oliver, who has also
been visiting in New York. viii return
to Washington the latter part Of next
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Diplomatic

The italian Ambassador and Baroness
Mayor des Planches, who sailed from
Cherbourg COR New YORK Wednesday on
the Adriatic. Of the White Star line.
will arrive In New York this week and
will probably come directly to Wash
ingtCn- The baroness is exceptionally
popular in Washington society and will
be given q most cordial welcome after
a prolonged absence in Italy with her
mother. who has been an invalid Tor
some time.
SignOr Montagna, who has been
charge d'affaires In the absence Of the
ambassador, Signor Cora and Signor
CentarO, OF the embs ,sy staff, who have
taken an attractive house on Twenty
second street, where they Will keep
bachelor hall this winter, will go over
to New York TO meet tie ambassador
and the baroness upon their arrival.
The Baroness HengeimuIler ven Hen
geryar. wife Of the ambassador from
Austria-Hungary, who has only recently
returned to Washington from a pro-
tracted stay in Europe. has gone to
New York for a few days stay.
Baron Haymerle. who acted as charge
affaires of the embassy In the alb
sence Of the ambassador, has also left
Washington on leave of absence, part OF
which he will spend in Canada hunt
ing.
The new member Of the embassy stan.
and the first permanent naval attache.
Lieut.. Baron Franz Prucuschen, and
the Baroness Prucuschen, who was the
Baroness Gorup, arrived in New York
yesterday and are expected to come 10
Washington very shortly.
The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand will net take possession Of
their new embassy home. on Sixteenth
street extended. until after the Christ
mas holidays. Little entertaining will
( be done by them until after they are
I comfortably settled there.
The Naval Attache of the French En-
bassy and Nine. de Blanpre will enter
( tain at dinner Wednesday evening in
their new home. on Rhode Island ave-
nue..
! Herr Won Radowitz. Of the German
embassy staff, left Washington last last
week for Mexico. where during the alb
sence of the German minister there
baron Won wagenheim. in Germany, he
! viii act as charge d'anaires.
Count Won Hatzfeldt, who has beer
connected with the encourage of the
| German Emperor on his visit to tbs
King OF England. is expected to sail fol
| this country Tuesday.
Captain Won Livonius, the new mill
/ tary attache of the German embassy
who is to succeed Major Korner. who
at his own request, was transferred 4
duty at Berlin. arrived In New YoTl
yesterday and will probably come Il
| Washington today.
The Mexican Ambassador and Nine
ICreel wiz occupy 2 box at The Ma
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PLEASANT ripple
81 of the of Theodore
~ o of
The madef and
wedding will take
vii
come to country o attend the nupaIs.
bdeects
all
question of a dowry would be valves
Miss Theodore. daughter
Richard Reid
Of
informal dinnern young guest
being the
way. Yesterday luncheon
given school friends
her.
Marguerite but probably
join her in Washington ear in week
Washington friends
wedding. probably of her
bridesmaids from among
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Miss Margaretta Symons, daughter OF
Colonel and Mrs Symons. viii entertain
at s,=ncheon in her home on Lafayette
square Wednesday. Miss SymOns was
one of the most popular debutantes OF
last season.
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The Assistant Secretary OF the Treas
uTy and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop had
as their guest ct dinner last evening
Regis II. Post. the governor of Porto
Rico, Mr.. Winthrop's successor in that
Office.
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the Army and Navy football game al
Philadelphia Saturday and Mrs. Ne tcalf
viii probably accompany him. Rear
Admiral BrOwnson and Rear Admiral
Evans will also probably be in the
party and a number Of other prominent
officers and department officials are
planning 70 go TO Philadelphia for the
occasion.
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Sanger. Mrs. Roland Cotton Smith. Mrs.
John P. Story. Mrs. r. Rush Wallace,
Mrs. Nathaniel Wilson, and Mrs. Var
row.
Representative and Mrs Henry r.
Rainey Of Illinois arrived yesterday and
are occupying their apartments at the
| DrscoH Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Dryer gave
| q theater. party AT the Columbia Friday
evening to Mrs. Ruth Bryan Leavitt 10
witness the performance Of Coming
/ Thro' the Rye" Those in the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Varneu. Mr. and
Mrs. Cotter T. Bride. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lis ]. Abbot, Mr. and Mrs. William
Bride. Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Nolan and
Miss Forbes, Of Philadelphia During
! the afternoon Mrs. Leavitt was the
guest of Mrs. Dwyer in an automobile
| trip
/ The District D. A. r and their friends
are most cordially invited to the No
vember social meeting, to be held at the
! George Washington University. Fiji
/ teentn and II streets, Tuesday, Novem-
/ Der 20. at p m. the Columbia Ameri-
/ can, Mary Bartlett. Lucy HOicOmbe.
/ Captain Molly Pitcher. Our Flag. and
Emily Nelson Chapters being the enter
I tainers on that occasion
A happy party met on Wednesday in
/ the home of Mr.. and Mrs William Bull,
/ I7I5 Jackson street, BrOokland. There
was a family reunion, the occasion be
/ ing in celebration OF the marriage Of
| Miss Linda Blauey. Of New Haven, Pa,
/ to Munser Bull. OF ConnelIsville, Pa,
and formerly of washington. The wed
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kTwN 10 not
ZEN society people
- sHI viii follow the of which
shortly after coming the White House, and
large parties receptions
of will
guests greatly increased number
reception aferward.
enjoy single
delightful party with the
Roosevelt Miss Ethel Roosevelt Quentin Rooe
guests his little boy"
world
Brr Rabbit figured the chief of
boy Struggled
to Uncle Remu ide to
Mrs Carrie JacobsBond lent additional charm the evening by
Going
competitions, given with exquisite skill
Mrs white MORE, brOcaded
mme andb
Roosevelt with trimmings
and ribbons.
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White House

Miss Ethel Roosev cit will attend tho
Army and Navy game at Philadelphia
satuI day as the guest Of the Assistant
Secretary OF War and Mrs. Robert Shaw
oliver and the Misses Oliver. who have
taken a box for the occasion.
Representative and Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth, who are now IN their Gin
cinnau home, are expected 10 come to
Washington some time this week, prob
ably IN time for Thanksgiving dinner st
. the White House.
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The Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
and Mrs oscar S. StTaus viii have as
their guest over Thanksgiving their son
Roger Straus, who is attending school
a: LawrencevfIle, near Trenton, n. }
Their daughter, Mrs. Leonard HOch-
stadter, OF New York. is also expected
to come 20 washington for Thanksglv.
ing.
The Secretary and Mrs. Straus have
issued invitations for a reception Thurs
day evening, December 5 in their home
on Sixteenth street
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Cabinet

The Secretary OF State and Mrs. Root
have as their guest IN their home on
Rhode Island avenue. Mrs. Salem H.
Wales. of New York, Mrs. Roots moth
er. Ms. Wales will remain in wash
ington until after the wedding Wednes-
day Of Miss Edith Root and Lieutenant
Grant.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-24

uonsl Theater tomorrow evening at the
beneht performance Of Lola From Ber-
lln." 10 be given by the Columbian
Women Of the George Washington Unit
vprsftv
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Mrs. Harrison II. Dodge entertained
at a bridge party Wednesday afternoon
in her home on r street for the benefit
of the Army and Navy Relief Society.
Quite a substantial amount was realized.
The prizes were exceptionally attractive.
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The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Metcalf viii entertain informally at
dinner ThaF .ksgiving Day in their home
on u stEsst. me Secretary viii attend
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Miss Isabelle May. who has been the
guest Of ar and Ms. Reginald Wander
bHt, has returned to Washington for
the winter
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week, in time TO accompany her parents,
with a party Of friends. 20 the Army and
Navy game. in Philadelphia Saturday.
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Sanger. Mrs. Roland Cotton Smith. Mrs.
John P. Story. Mrs. r. Rush Wallace,
Mrs. Nathaniel Wilson, and Mrs. Var
row
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Wednesday many unusually pretty that
Cotton Lieutenant Commander Davis being
iteIy arranged giving
effect that viii a lasting impression
the debuntes of this
with ands
girls Of years experience socially their buds
the Chevy Chase Club for
tweny-our girls pleasant throwing the guests
possible the usual luncheon
party.
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wedding only
weddings
years who Mrs Whitney
of Hitchcock William
marriage
N
people Washington early in the week attend the
wedding of Lieutenant
Army Navy football game Philadelphia
will
ingon people
parties oyerS Saturday.
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The Counselor Of the Mexican En-
baEsy, who is also Mexican Minister 70
Cuba, and Nine Godoy were at home
yesterday afternoon for the first tim
this season. Assisting Nine. GOdOy srd
Mile Godoy- I'm reeciv ing were Nine.
Leger, wife Of the Haitian minister, and
Miss Cslderon. daughter OF the Bolivian
Minister and Nine. Calderon- The par
lors were prettiIy decorated with chrys-
anthemums.
Mrs. Bryce, wife OF the British am
bassador, will entertain informally
Tuesday afternoon in the embassy on
Connecticut avenue
The Belgian Minister and Baroness
Moncheur have returned TO the enl-
bassy on I street from a few days visit
to philadelphia.
Mrs. Edward LOTUS. wife Of the first
secretary OF the Siamese legation, ar
rived in New York yesterday, and will
come directly TO washington. Mrs.
Lotus has been spending the SUMMER
In Europe.
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Representative and Mrs. Henry T.
Rainey Of Illinois arrived yesterday and
are occupying their apartments at the
DrscOlI Hotel.
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EXT the Assistant Secretary
III Nevberry present their
III afternoon. Miss Newberry
buds of the
probable popularity
is possessed of rare act nd
Wednesday presented
society in parents, Chief
and Mrs Fitch.
William Noble will her daughter Miss Dvide
the afternoon of Thanksgiving
Day Friday popular
of presented idgey
atOrC Gull ON of
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The prizes were exceptionally attractive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth are
expected to arrive at their home on
Dupont circle Wednesday in time for
Thanksgiving dinner at home. They viii
probably bring a few friends with them.
''Ye GentlewOmen's Sale" will be neld
in the Hichey House, $50 Seventeenth
street northwest daily, from 10 d. m. to
Is p. m, beginning November 26 and
continuing to December Z. Luncheon
will be served between the hours Of u
and 8, and tea after 4 o'clock.
There will be a special sale this year
# some Sheffield plate belonging to one
Of the Oldest Washington families. IN
addition to the usual display OF shirt
waists, neckwear, cnildren's Clothes
! fancy and useful articles, preserves, jel-
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Murray daughter Bgad General Mrs Arthur
Murray auspOuy introduced yesterday afternoon there
being all times the floor Of
the filed with society people
vetabe
flowers busy thanking all during the
formally presented and she
seses an unusual degree grace. popular
one
assisting in looking after the buds Mrs C. c.
J.. w.
Gilmore The buds who heard and
about the drawing Nwberry Miss Sae CARING
ton Katherine Clabaugh Miss Eliza
beth Treseo dbutante Miss Murray
exceedingly of white lace and ribbons
of Of white Orchids the gift
Murray roseoored satin with
gold embroideries and
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The Mexican Ambassador and Nine.
Creel viii occupy q box at hs Ma
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28
CTS AWAY
WhitphOrse Of for Dawson
 with Big Cargo

Wh.tehorse, June 28-The White. horse sailed for Dawson at 9:3O p. m, with 2l5 tons of freight and 4 passen- gers. She passed Hootalingua at 3 a. m. today.
 Coming up stream the Casca was al Stewart river at 7:SO p. m.sud the Dow son at T2nta' us st g 8. ID.
 The Victorian, going down, was al Stewart at G:3O 8. m.
 The next sailing will be the Dawson tomorrow night
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28
.SK4GWAY PIONEERS
 RETURN TO SKAGWAY

c. E. Taylor, formerly a resident of this city and for many years connected with the White Pass office at Dawson, arrived last night on the train to suc- ceed J. s. Wilson, as claim agent for the White Pass. He was accompanied by Mrs Taylor and their daughter, Miss Lucille.
 Mr. Taylor was a skagway pioneer. h the early days Of the towns history be was in the customs brokerage bust- ness here.
 Mrs. Taylor, who will be valued ad- dition to Skagway's society, is 8 sister of Judge Wickersham, of Fairbanks.
 Miss Lucille Taylor will leave for the South soon to attend school.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28
LITTLE FRANCES
 BLANCHARD DEAD

After a heroic struggle with the Grim Reaper lasting for week. little Frances Blanchard, the two year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George Blanchard, died at 2 o'clock this. morn lng. The rews of the death causrd a shock to the community which had hoped against hope that the change that would lead the sweet little one from danger would come. The cause of death was infantile bowel paralysis.
 Little Frances was one of the pretIt- es and sweetest little children of the city and her father and mother and little sister have the sympathy of everybody in the hour Of their beresve- ment.
 The funeral services will be held to- morrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at Elks' hall. The Rev. George E. Coed will ohiclate.
 L, A. HprrIson, the funeral director, has charge of the arrangements.
 FIb0v Iength white sii1, cloves at
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28
MUST DIG
Washington Legislature
 tG Provide Funds

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
 Seattle, June 2y-A special session of the Washington legislature will prob ably be held for the purpose Of provid- ing funds for the Alaska Yubon-Pacifc exposition. The suit instituted by the McGu7ra estate 10 prevent the sale of Lake Washington shore lands will tie up the former appropriation for so long that it will be useless.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28
GIVES UP
Dow Smith, Slayer of Wife,
 Surr6nders to Police

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
 Seattle, June 25-Dow Smith, the real estate man who shot and killed his wife and mother.in-law yesterday, sur rendered to the police in the woods north of Seattle yesterday evening. He says he is sorry that he killed his wife, but that be is glad his mother-in- law is dead, because she caused his separation,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28
NOT SO
Former Federation PresiE dent COntradicts Orchard

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
 Boise, Idaho, June 29-Ed. BOyce, former president of the miners ieder- stion, denies that he ever saw Harry Orchard before he wrs placel on the stand ln the Haywood trial to testify. Orchard had connected Boyce with some of his actions in Cloraio, claiming that they had worked together.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28
PUT OFF
Britt Nelson Fight Is Post
 pOned For Time

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskanl
 San Francisco, June 27-The Britt Nelson fight has been postponed until July 3lst, Nelson has an abCess in his ear and asked to have the contest put of and Britt accepts the excuse.
 Hundreds Of people are daily vlaiting .suuires at San Rafael. Be has become a prime faTOrite.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28
DOLPHIN DUE
 TOMORROW MORNING

The Dolphin will be due in port tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock on her first excursion trip Of the season, She viI remain in port most Of the day, The Dolphin will have four days mails on board
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28
FIND GIRL
Raid On Chinese Den Reveals
 ReVOlting Crime

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.l
 Portland, June 2S-A raid On a Chin csc den in thts city yesterday resulted in finding Miss Anna Church, a Spokane girl who has been missing for the last three years The girl was kept in @ barred room by her master. She was Iacoyed from g restsursub rhree years ago.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28
WALK OUT
Mail Carries Strike al Butte
 Montana

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
 Suite, Mont, June l8-.The mail carriers at this place have gone out on 8 strike. They say that they cannot live on the wages allowed by law.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28
HARTMAN IS ARRESTED AT
 COLLEGE BOAT RACE

Ballard because they were violating the rules Of the course. The Hartman and associates are liable to a heavy fine for what they were charged Of doing.
 Hartman ls indignant and liable to a heavy fine,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.l
 Jefferson City, Mo-, June 29-GoV. Folk disposed of the Folk presidential boom tbat Roger Sullivan and others have been trying to work up for the of side-tracking William J.. Bryan. When spoken to today with
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28

Special Dispatch GO Daily Alaskaa.)
 New London, June 28-E, Fl. Harri- man and party aboard the yacht Sul- tana, while watching the Yale-Havord boat race 9oday, were arrested on orders of President RooseveIt's aide, Lieut.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28
F0LT DECLARES TOR BRYAN
 FOR PRESIDENT

reference to the next Democratic presi. dentisl candidate, Gov. Folk said, "Tbe Democratic nominee will be Bryan and not Folk" He expressed himself hs being 8 great admirer of Mir. Bryan and declared in favor of him for the presidency.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28
l lurulsh,d d HousO for R-as

For rent, completely furnished house, d. modern improvements. Enquire of Em. Norach, Monogram Liquor House
 G-l7-Jf
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28

The Fifth Avenue hotel has unlimited accommodations. Steam hest sud every hing modern.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28
UREAM


Am rica's finest production. Rich vd mellow: Al the Seattle, the house f old honest goods and reputation !
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28

The best dining room, the best hotel ac- cummOdaJiOns, the most comfort st the Fifth avenue.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28
ATTACHMENT ISSUED FOR
 ROCKEFELLER

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskanl
 Chicago, June 2S-The United States district court issued an attachment for the body of John D. Rockefeller this this morning for the purpose of bring ing him into court and forcing him to
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28
Fresh M at

The Frve-Bruhu Co. keep all kind of fresh meat constantly on hand,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28
Humboldt Sailed Lnst Night

The Humboldt sailed for the South last night at 2 o'clock with 35 passen. gers.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28

a1 designs of IsO7 walt paper just re sa.v.a aJ HarI isOn's
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28
Phone City Transfer

For your coal, wood and general haul ing. Phone 90. Boughton,s cigar stSre 10-4-lmO
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28

testify as to the value of the Standard Oil mpany that the court might de- termiue from that the amount that would be proper to impose as fines upon that company for violating the law as to rebates.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-28

Elbow length white siik gloves at HarriSOn's
The Washington herald., 1907-12-27
HOUSES WANTED.

WE WANT MORE HOUSES TO RENT; MUST
have them; your house may be just what Is
wanted. Drop postal to US
ID. III. johnson Co.,
Gil Seventh ST NV de2H
The Washington herald., 1907-12-27
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square S5l-Clarence NJ De NeaIe 20 Thomas
Walker and James =. Bundy. TO secure Elijah
II. Allen. $50. on demand. per cent, pert
10. F.
Square S5e-Andrew 4. weschler 10 samuel II.
Walker and Michael ]. Weller 10 secure Eastern
Bailding and Loan Association. 800. part
original lot q
Shaed et ux. 10 George Y. Worthington and
George Y. Worthington. jr.. TO secure Carl B.
kefeTstein, s. ,20. 70 45 months. without in
terest lot s.. block g
Square 675-NaTy n and Eliza :. Green to VII
liam H. McGrann and David J. Foley 70 secure
Ellen Sullivan. Sl.ooo. years. ) per cent, semi
annually. loS pa
Square 79-George x. McGlne et ux 10 Edward W.
Whiteside and Harvey T. Winfield to secure
Home Building Association Of District Of Co
lumbia. S.60o. part original lot %
Square 5S2-Homezelle Scott to Robert Z l. Smith
and c. Clinton James 10 secure Clarendon
Smith. s25S.75. 6 months. 6 per cent semi-an-
nually. parts lots and S.
Square S64-Mary +. Thcmas e. vir., George J.. 10
William J. Flather and William A. Hill TO Sc
cure John NJ. Jones. 5000 ; years. 6 per cent
semiannually. lot ls3 and parts lots l3i and l35.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Franklin T.
Sanner et ux. and William A. HUI ct ux. to
Harry L. Rust and Edwin 2. Jones. 10 secure
William p. James. $4,000, years, per cent
seui-annually. lot 4S
Square ssa-William Z. Belt ct TX 10 Samuel W.
Pickford and Arthur c. Cole, to secure Mary 5.
BOokWalter. SEQ months. per cent. lot >
Square 566-Eugenis R. Borden TO Dwight Ander.
son ard Frederick Mckee. 10 secure Robert Y.
Bloxtou. $500. years. 6 per cent. semi-an-
nually. lot f.
Square 57l-Phoebe c. Souder to Walter r. Wilcox
and George F. Hane. 10 secure Jacob Rohrback
1900, years, per cent semi-annually, lot 3