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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
Financial.
Financial.
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on 1893 the % @ sane an 6nG v m had KING 8 with 5
states am the same King Who IS to-day President the
that the o of the KIN ! Te one the
@ same
tables
PP3toa ''ssY must 60 rY"" Il. ~ -
Veil worked hard s3 WORKED s early
worked hard cant work other and while talking in this
the things that have done that would all but
S H f VINO R o 20 Tne pubic @ m two ago an issue Of E %
Once f - 9e Public at prices which make the stock "vge me
R the cn bonds Douglas Copper Co. to the amount Of $
my once VINO esel
into 10000 shares of stock little profit 100000
sold the Douglas bnd9 am the same Rng DGo sold M an esta Connect
and before Wisconsin as admitted 0te e ntoU of send because this
stock Sc about double the ordinarily ana6e by investors
h n a G that ANY 9 S5 pgf dpd g 9f h stockholders who D
amount $ooe to the investors of Nerve England two years ag and urged
2o66 worth of g@a Pq f the E f d o to
psopIe preferred per
the addition which
ana lest something importance be overlooked would call gaEs
palace looking information same King Who
New Company promoted william I8randret
6gh for the COMPANY President promoter suddenly
letter dollar dollar
ss % sa % 5 but " that 6 5 ae PFo Ss
i attention from the sun who called
TO see me after had left town TO this fact - ~ - - -, -,
@ io OF focEs and % ins Of INV forfs in Ts direction not fbs+
I a phantrop, methods
To-day employed thousands people parts
mniGs and oil comgan Teh my oP have a possible no%
Sire especially direct attention sun
article wednesday printed
never made me or any
operating the United excepting
especially paper prouiest in
was printed statement fact '''"' " ~ ~
chance money enlisted
leases alleged oil lands Then he orsanized cTtber Corporation
par value usual public
sqpG1 81 the corporation 6 @ promises co to Ts'a
at. once ana 2 All now II cart a't rnat hG % 10 10 WIN
integrity who bears me Witness as dictate T these ies that he Ws in m1
1 ro hunted me u a S@me @y pn6 be1r vouhd
bis properly He said the vtes State street Whom he had met Wanted
and return to 1ezs o The first time had egT heard Of sm Gw56e
own expense journeysd
to personally nsate the statements and rePTsse3taton Which had been
lies looked carefully believing then believe
from that day this when have not believed that there enough wealth in
Po2Gn sufficient to JUSTLY ooH Of t many times $ COCO its CAPT.
time to tell this it is best 10 keep history straight 60
opening g Se York Once st Mony %h %Ss attended BY oTe
s9 f M ns 5 % @ % that e nTnent r S 9 ads
deep gratitude they
which
PATRIOTISM s R Of King s@ p ] T av an d1s F and and
put IN
Just seventy o na p aP @ @ i p e @ S5Gs @
par price nearly per
dividend basis with believe that will
al
to
perfectly of
of of
feel is his
attempted
G. r. KING.
Entire 2nd floor. St. James BuiIdino
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York February. %. 1907,
observation-disclosures were EOS cars 3.456 head, in
dn eG cars Tor export alive. 127 for saughterers and
making, with the few cars held over
yssterday is sale Trade was dull from begin
ir a. anIs: choice steers steady far 10 pretty
80 steers barely steady. ana sous salesman thouGt As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23

,, last year. The receipts to February 20 inclusive
are go 676 pounds. against SS"'4Z'" pouoS ~ same
rerInd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
THE FIN1NCT4L MlRKETS.

Al the exchanges and banks were closed yes
terday.
FOR the convenience of readers Thursdays
final prices on the Stock Exchange are reprinted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
School -3gency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Goverpesses etc
20 Colleges. Schools and Families. apply TO
Ms -. J. YOCSG-FCLTON. % Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
EEPUBLIC IRON sTEEI. COMPANY
Instruction.

For Both Sexes-City.
TITr BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison Square fI122 Broadway
HARLEM BRANCH -I-enoS ave. cor. l2Cth 81.
BROOKLYN BRANCH. 70 Court 81
NEWARK BRANCH -ScheUer Building
over goo branches IN leading cities
NEW TERMS BEGINNING NOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
Trust Com pqnies.
DiUidcnd Notices


Ninaeap0- & It. Louis Railroad Co.
Coupons Due March J. 1897. flTsr and i,efuEdng
per bonds OF tEiz company xiii be paid
and ,lar date a gffic- % Trust
Company, - Wall street New York.
Z. DAVIS. Treasurer.
IOWA CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY
Coupons due March j. 1897. from First and Refunding
fer per bonds 4 ths company Wifi be paid and
after that -a-= -he Mercantile Trust Company l2o
Irladvay- ,Ssv- YORK = Il. DAVIS. Treasurer
REPUBLIC IRON & sTEEI. COMPANY.
Dividend No. p.
= e.
upon tas PrrserreE S'0e Of ra-ary has been 2e
rtrrrG ana additional DIVIDEND %: t-r cent
Deferred Dividend been ordered paid Diyi-
5=I-E payable Anil lst sr37. l~1.-cs . record
~ TIE elo-- Z business Nz-rh 11-N. 1907
-.a Transfer q Company viii close thee
O'clock = - Mar 11-h and reopen ~ o'clock
=. Il. AIfi 21t
4 DvERTIsE:tEHTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS co- Ths
Z Tribune received ONO No 1@Gt
Broadway Serween 2E-h and G7fh until O'Clock
z6ver-e-r2e-ts received At The following branch
"a pa - .th y
81 18Th 81 Wet 4-d ST. between 7rE and
s-h cf2 West Ig-th 1893 ID between
-r-h and -7-h 1925 Cd els- I-0S
a~n = 9th
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-17
HAVY'S PRACTICAL WORK
Course of Instruction in Laying
Submarine Mines

Never since the establishment Oi
the Naval Academy has there been
more practical work accomplished by
the midshipmen than that which Is
being done this year.
This is especially true of the FIRST
class who are being given more
practical work this term than they
ever dreamed Of. : portion 0f this
work consists in laying mines aud
counter mines, naval defense mines
and for practical iBtructiOn at drill
period the midshipmen 20 through
" it's the actual process Of laying these
mines, which work enables the stu
dent TO put into actual practice the
theoretical instruction be has previous
ly received.
Recently a tilne test for laying ma
val defense mines was given The third
division Of the first class completed
the entire work in 81 minutes. THIS
included the time taken to run from
shore, 10 pick up the boats in tow, and
the run 10 the mine field. besides lay
ing all the mines and picking up
same and returning 10 shore.
In practice like this not 50 much
the speed limit counts as the actual
laying Of mines and tine discussion
of all mechanism that controls the
mines buoyant state, and when II Is
below the surface Of the water. The
practical work now in progress at
the Naval Academy is a part Of tho
new regime, and swas recommended
by the Wainwright Board.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-17
ADMIRAL EVANSS SUCCESSOR
Navy OfScers Believe Re VII r.
linqaish Command e A.
iaufic FIeetin August

There - Erm eeusieEiau Au eae
minis ~ narT oFzerrs tsaS tae t..ac
tie heez personnei wlia lnllsr<s rrer-
zanfxaSiou seem aftsr 81 aaasaes -z1
Franclseo and taa1 EsEF A-alral
Exans wlil rsIfn.lais1 eelasrts.t atesl4
the Eirns % his rs1lrsaze-s ErEnl 1e-trs
duty ~ Aaxus4- l---
A. 90 uso sill ssfeesssI alaa -4sze IS
diIere1es ~ ortniou- Eae srre
officers ureu UHa1 t1e Atlt
nlght be expeetssE @ far u1s.sr erl1-
narv efr9uusfances- EsEr A.E-44E'1. $
James IEanEy usFzau- t-n1rle.t Elleets
Thomas AMI WizIiaug ~ Nuarr -'Nr.
f0lI0r Esar AIuir2l EE4us .a-o rs-
tiremsIE very saou-
The tWo Erst aaIssl - en- 11a 49,
tired fist IN fIeta1sr au11 Ese casa
named = Ueesuzeer- Ear rtis rr1seu
neither may - ehcsss- Ea rGutes
seems o. De betEesH ssesr .Hsll1lr-z
Charles = ~UerEV. aos n4 E1s azx1a
who ft e un .terszue,l. NtIt eae4zsl.zrr1-
one digfsfos ~ enc AziEn<se 9eers ana
Rear Ada raj Joserh Nevraa fsHan-
hill.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-17
lie Lightning Conductor

.e quite apr0pos for all own
ratar cars drive in them Ia
H colonial Theatre on Wednesday
r.It. october 23. when Oscar Figman
r5. arr.ar I'm ''Tho lightning Con-
f...Hl au adaptation By Harry T..
-a.tI um tine novel of the same
mime Hrt. N. and 4. NJ. Williamson.
T play deals directly with the
..r.e adtentures of motor car.
.nI $500 H~st act will show a mon
...r .lr being driven az the rate of
.ffr miles an hour. With a panorama
fHue scenery. dust dying and
rmI blowing. lt certainly will
rras. "a thriller for all devoteos of
.a a-oline bubble The cast i'm
euI.. such wellknown artists as
I~tua Wayne, Edith BeTwyn, j..
Fernandez. Dudley Clinton, Amy
willard. Madeline Lack, Morgia I.yt
tor. evelyn Watson, }. t.. T0oie,
Fan. Lyman aud J.. A. Curtis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-17
THE DEMOCRATS DECLINE
TO ACCEPT CHAIRMAN RAN
DALLs PROPOSITION TO
LIMIT CAMPAIGN EX-
PENSES.
Letters Pass Between DR.. Wells sHd D.
p. Randall Chairman Wells Fears
Greeks Even Bearing Gifts

At = mestiDg of the Democratic can
didates today and The Democratic
County Central Committee, the fol-
lowing letter from -. *. Randall,
chairman Of the Republican Central
Committee and its reply from tbo
Chairman 0f the Democratic Central
Committee. was submitted 10 the can
didates and unanimously adopted
Annapolis. Md, oct. Z, 1907.
Dr. George Wells, Chairman ~ the
Democratic Central Committee 0f
Anne Arundel County.
Dear Sir - Following the precedent
adopted IN other counties Of Maryland
with a view Of eliminating 80 far as
possible the use Of money ~ tie COM
ing State election, ] have been di-
rected by the Republican County Cen
trail Committee 10 submit the follow
ing proposition through you 10 the
Democratic County Central Committee
Of Anne Arundel County and 10 the
candidates upon your ticket:
]. The Republican County Central
Committee and the Republican county
candidates hereby offer 10 enter into
an agreement with the Democratic
Committee, acting for themselves and
their candidates 10 limit their expen-
ditures IN the present campaign to
such expenses only as may be styled
legitimate, which shall include the
necessary expenses incurred in hold
ing meetings within the county, cost
Of printing and distribution Of sam
pie ballots and literature. hire Of
teams and transportation on election
day and the pay Of one watcher in
each election precinct Of the county.
~. That such expenditures shall
not exceed the sum Of $500 for all
PURPOSES within the county and that
no sum in excess Of that amount
shall be received from aay and all
sources.
q. That satisfactory evidence will
be submitted TO the County Chairman
Of each party that the terms Of such
agreement are being or have been
strictly adhered 10.
I would request that you submit
the above proposition to your COM
mittee and candidates and advise me
at an early date whether the PROPOSE
tion meets with their approval.
Yours very truly,
DANIEL II. RANDALL,
Chairman, Etc.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-17
Monday Not Sampson Row Day

The Capital Of Tuesday the 18th Inst.
published the following paragraph.
THE ladies Of the Naval Academ =
who reside IN Sampson Row. observe
Monday as thsir at home day"
This is incorrect inasmucb as all the
ladies Of Sampson Row do not observe
Monday as ..at home's day Among
those who do not observe Monday Is
Mrs. C.. b. Britain. wife Of Lieut.
Commander Britain, U 8 ~. who
resides at No. 2. Sampson Row. Naval
Academy. Mrs. Britain has no day
as yet Several other ladies in S2mp-
son Row are not At home to callers on
Monday. The mistake is ehserfailg :
corrected.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-17
OVATION FOR THE BAND.
-srnsn's Musicians Create
wd Enthusiasm in Balti-
more Parade

days Big fraterual parade
coming Week IN Baltimore
ra.al Academy band was an
factor all along the line of
Professor zimmerman s
u light long and loud
1led Oh the air, and the
received an ovation The
was great. The band play
Hulular airs, but Annap0i-
those who rooted at the
@..e football game last year
Anchors Aweigh" and
.Ig FOR the music and '07
.. Iemv class song composed
zimmerman.
band struck mp Dixie
rglaud. Ny Maryland, the
- nt Wild and cheered for
ln the bandmaster, who was
.l acbu0wlodge the ovation
.rI aaauqua salute, and was kept
~ right and left The divis-
rs r which was the Naval Academy
..r $500 receive a prize due largely
Fl. .H. 0ece lent music and great show
Hy the local band.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-17
TO WELCOME GTIIxIIc HEH
Admiral Dewey and Rear ADMIRAL
Brcwassn Nay Be San
Francizc0ss Guests

IN Response % q suesl1l ruE tl-lzten
Admiral essorge Dewey ART GEHr A2-
mfra1 WiIIsr.I n Brornzan. e1lef 20
the bureau - nav <EEian- have -uem
the eifizsus ~ ~au rrtuGiseu q gwueli-
ti0naf promise to - iu tae fe.asl etev
nexf 1lay en- the occasion 81 fle wel
come 10 the Ntlan1fc Sees. w1eu st az
rfves there ansler the eomm.1usl af Ns1r
Admiral Evans-
While tha NdmirIl ant Etessr .tclrrlr.ll
Brownsou have discussed tae atIsssa1-
bflffv ~ making tbe vista 1lev azaes
no slfspasftion 60 obsrure Ea1r Alius-
raj Evans. couuzanller- in-el1e2 "a --sa
feet. who will he q central ag1sze em
the occasion. and il tleg 60 Eel Niis re-
on fhe theory tha1 there utll ee gIurv
enough fer all ~ceretErV uf riHe Ntn 81
Mccall expects % 80
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-17
Midshipmen's Musicale

The midsbipmen at the Naval Acad-
emy are preparing to give a musicale
sometime about the middle Of Decem-
ber. 1t is proposed to hold the enter
tainment in the auditorium Of the
academic building. The program
will be diversified. Besides the man
dolin and glee clubs Of midsbipmen
who will participate, there will be
four special vaudeville features, and
a one-aet comedy sketch written es-
pecially for the midshipmen on this
occasion by Mr.. Paul Armstrong, OF
" Acton" this city, author and play
wright. Great interest is being taken
im the affair, which. il is expected,
will rival previous entertainments
given by the midshipmen.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-17
ST. luEe'S DAY SERVICES
At ST. Anne's Church and az ST.
Luke's Eastpcrt

Tomorrow will be st. Luke's Day.
the name day Of the mission chapel Of
st. Aune's Parish in the village cf
Eastport. There will be two services
in the Chapel. a celebration OF the
Holy Communion at 6-5O a m and
Evening Prayer and sermon, s.5J g. m
At St. Anne's Church there viii
be the three services usually held upon
such days, Holy Communion at A.
M, Morning Prayer and Holy Com
munion at 10 a. N. and Evening Pray
er at o'clock.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-17

The Harvard varsity football team
viii leave Cambridge tonight at S.O4 foi
Annapolis, where they will play the
midshipmen on Saturday. Coaches
Crane, Cautts and Leary will accom-
paDy the team. They will spend to-
night in Baltimore. The players in
clude Apollino, Bird, Burr, Brown,
Butt, Fish, Cutting, Gilmore, Grant,
Gray. Gilbert, Hoar, Houston, Inches,
Kennard. Lockwood, Macdonald, New
bail, Nourse, Parker. NJ. y. Peirce,
Waldo Peirce, Band, Robinson, starr
an1 Waterbury.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-17
TONGERS' LICENSES
Number Issued Unprecedented

The number of licenses to tong oys-
ters issued by the Clerk of the Circuit
Corut for Anne Arundel County has
reached 10, a number unprecedented
for so. early in the season since the
law went into effect.
During last season, (which was an
unusually large one, the number is
sued was S74 for the whole season and
up to the same period of the year. but
567 had been issued. The oystermen
continue to report that catches are
large and prices fair.
There have been 32l licenses to
dredge oysters issued from the Office
of the Comptroller up TO date. Up to
October IL, last year, 293 had been
issued.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-17
GENERAL TELEGRAPH NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
THE PUBLIC.
London Bishop Leaves For Home The
American Cross Of Iion0r-Big
Gathering Of Farmers

Sew York, oct. I7.-Many friends
II and acguaiDfaDceg Of the Bishop OF
London, who has been a guest I'm the
United States during the past few
weeks, gathered AT the dock today 10
bid him farewell on his departure
for home. The Bishop was pasgen-
ger on the steamship Celtic.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-17

Memphis, Tenn, oct. l7.-C0nfed-
crate veterans who were members Of
the famous cavalry brigade led by
Gen. Nathan u. Forrest gathered here
from many states tOday1or their an
nual reunion. The days program be-
gan with parade, which was follow
ed by an open-air barbecue and speech
making.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-17

Sta Johns football eleven goes To
EnmiJtsburg on Saturday to play the
Nl SD. Mary's College team. The
Nnuutaiucers are hard team to
boat on their own grounds and have
already defeated the Mary land Agri-
cultural team. After the nne showing
ut Yesterday the prospects OF ST.
Johns winning tina State lntercol-
'ggiato championship has decidedly
uttlercd.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-17
A Coming Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. David o. Parlett have
sent cards TO the marriage Of their
daughter, Harriet Annette Ray, to
Mr.. Eppa Hunton Roane. The we'd
ding will take place Wednesday, Oc-
tober 30, at 3 o'clock in the First
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-17
Steamboat VIII Arrive Today.

Mr.. George Il. Melvin, president OF
the Annapolis Il West River Steamboat
Company, telephoned this afternoon
from Baltimore that me had left that
city with the new steamer West River
and would arrive at the wharf In An
polls ATS at O'Clock.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-17

Norfolk, Va, oct. ia large at
tendance Of visitors and an interesting
programme combined to make New
Jersey Day at the jamestown Expo
sition one of the most successful spec.
ial celebrations since the opening Oi
the fair. Governor Stokes was present,
together with other State officials and
many representative citizens Of New
Jersey.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-17
Collector of Customs M

Mr.. Law renee J. Baliiere, collector
Of customs of Annapolis, Is quite III
AT his home on Hanover street. dc
is threatened with typhoid fever.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-17

oklahoma City, Okla, Oct. f.-Tbe
most influential and representative
body of farmers and others interested
in agricultural pursuits ever neld in
this country convened here this morn
ing with an attendance Of nearly 1000
delegates, half of them appointed by
tb governors of the various states and
the remainder representing a score Of
associations whose interests are con-
nected with the movement. The Ocea-
sion of the gathering is the twenty
seventh annual meeting of the Farm
ers' National Congress. The coDgress
will remain in session for one week.
Addresses and papers will be present.
ed by eminent thinkers on the subjects
in which the agricultural community
is most interested. Three governors
are among the scheduled speakers,
FTantz, of Oklahoma, Cummins, OF
Iowa. and Rroward, of Florida.
other speakers will be Congressman
Charles K. Davis, of Minnesota, Prof.
w. r. Hart, of Massachusetts, and
F. A. Cotton, state superintendent OF
public instruction of Indiana.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-17

Andersonyille, Ga, oct. 17.--The
monument erected by Wisconsin IN
memory OF The soldiers Of that State
who died In Andersonville prison dur
ing the Civil War was dedicated today
with interesting ceremonies. The
event was attended by Governor
Davidson and other official represen-
tatives Of Wisconsin and large num-
Der of army veterans. The monument
consists Of granite shaft and was
built at cost OF 500
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-17

Washington, ID. g., oct. 1.-THE
board of governors Of the American
Cross of Honor met in Washington to-
day to outline a future policy, espec-
tally regarding the presentation Of
the cross of the order to the person
who, in the judgment Of the board,
has during the year performed the most
heroic act in saving life. The Secre-
tary of the Treasury offers a medal
upon those who save from drowning,
and the President confers ii upon
those who save life on railways.
From these classes the order will
select the person whom it will honor.
The American Cross Of Honor is
unique among societies, as each Of
its members has saved from one TO
one hundred lives, and in addition
thereto has received the life-saving
medal of honor Of the United States
Government.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-17

Valley Forge, Pa, oct. ia large
and distinguished delegation headed
by Governor William II. Cobb and his
staff attended the unyeiling today Of a
memorial erected in honor Of the
Maine. soldiers who wintered here
with Washington during the War Of
the Revolution. President George u.
Fellows, Of the Maine Society Of the
Sons Of the American Revolution,
presided at the unveiling exercises
and Augustus r. Moulton delivered
the principal oratiOn. Governor Cobb
nade the speech Of presentation TO the
Valley Forge commission.
The Washington bee., 1907-05-04

I he raises more money in his general
collections than any minister in the civ.
He seems to possess a natural mag
netlsm and never fails to have q good
audience wherever he goes. Washing
ton is in much need of a great edi6ce
of this kind.
Landlord & Brother the architects.
have been studying DR.. Drews scheme
tor some time. They have made a sDe-
cial study of many of the great churches
OF the world, and as far as possible this
edifce is planned after the great Ca
thedral Of Rome and Surgeons great
tabernacle of England It will be an
other great ornament to the National
Capital, and also living monument
to the skill, brain and handiwork Of
the Negro race.
Fully fifty thousand people have been
converted in different parts Of the Unit
ed States through his preaching.
He IS also president of the National
N16lO bapust Evangehstlcal COnYen-
ton Of America and president of the
William Mckinley Normal and Indus
trial School Of Alexandria, Va.
An offer has been made by a wealthy
white gentleman of New York to DR..
Drew, on condition, that he will give
ten thousand dollars if the church will
raise as much more by July :, 1907.
The said church has already raised
and banked nearly three thousand dol
lars toward this offer. Anyone wishing
to aid in this great work can do 50
by sending subscriptions to DR.. Drew.
2oI4 8th street northwest; the church
treasurer, Robert H. Roberts, 1924 Sher-
man avenue northwest; Hope E. Evans
1926 R street northwest, or Robert T.
Moten, 1901 u street northwest
The Washington bee., 1907-05-04
w. c. MARTIN, ATTORNEY.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Holding q Probate Court
No 1883, Administration.
This is to give notice:
That the subscriber, of the District oi
Columbia has obtained from the Pro-
bate Court of the District of Columbia
Letters of Administration on the estate OF
Wiley A. Bailey, late of the District OF
Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated,
to the subscriber, on or before the Goth
day of March, A. D. 1908; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 26th day
of March, 1907.
Ada L. Bailey, 1913 New Jersey ave-
nue., N. w.
Attest:
James Tanner, Register Of Wills for
the District of Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate Court.
w. c. Martin, Attorney.