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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
Railroads.
Richmond and PETERSBURG
Electric Railway

Cars leave corner % Seventh ,ra D.
streets. Manchester. every hour ION me b-r-.
from A. NJ 90 I'D =. NJ Last car b r.I-irir-.
Limited car 5A p. NJ. daily except Sur5st
Cars leave Petersburg. foot OF sv~s M p.
street every hour from esS A. " 20 lo.B y
Laat GER II, - ?. " Limited car 1as
A. NJ, daily except Sunday
Al ssrs from Petersburg connecting Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
Steamboats,.
Yirginia Navigation Cos

" Virginia Navigation Co.'S
AA JAMES RIVER DAY LINN
w STEAMER POCAfTONTAS LEAVES
FROM OLD DOMINION WHARF
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRt-
DAY AT A NJ Tor Norfolk Ports.
mouth old Point. Newport News. Clareuont
anl james River landings. connecting at Old
Point for washington Baltimore and tha
North staterooms reserved for the night AZ
moderate prices Electric cars direct % tbs
wharf Fare s. 81 ard s. Norfolk through
Excursion Tickets on sale az Richmond Trans
fer CO.. $40 y. Main Street S03 F. Main
stree. or on wharf or steamer. Round trip.
s. 50.
Freight received f'r above named pisces ami
eli points in Eastern virginia. North Carolina
and tire East JNO. F. MAYER. Agent.
IRWIN WErsIGER. Cent Mgr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16

BALTIMORE. ND January l5.-seaboard
Air Line common and preferred-No,h hing DO
Ing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16

-pof cotton c.0Fni steady f8 points htrhe-.
uo sales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16

WHEAT

Steady. No spring wheat 7s7-ae No
seq7sc; No. rcd. 72Q72iFc. No. 2 corn 40s.c :
No yellow. tll4c. No. oats $3.50: No .
Fair 20 choice mating 49052c. No asxsee-a
~ lSsa; No northwestern. 81 20is: prime tir-
0.nN seed, 81 s.. Clover contract grades "a
snort RIBS sides Ooose) s.. 1909 10. mess pork
per ariel. SIS 10: lard. per l0o pounds 60 s7is .
snort clear sides (boxed) 80 25f19 S7is Whlskev
basis OF high wines. sL9 Recelpts-Vhest
ws'OO bushels; corn. 100 bushels. oats
oiuW busheis. Rutter-Market weak. cream
esies. 2o0lSc. dsiries. 1925. Eggs r nm. at
marx cases Included. tlQ23c nrsts. &c prime
rr'ts. &C 'snAs. a. Cheese Firm at lsa14c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
ALTIMORE, ND. January I5.-FTOtIR-

Dull and unchanged wheat STEADY: SPOT. con
tract. 6ha7a}sc. southern by sample s5a6sc
Corn-tirm. spot tSis gfS14c.; southern white
itNfSAc Oats Firmer. 40 z white f7G
41itc. No white. GG42c.. 40. mixed S0lb
o.sc Rye Dull, No. western. domestic re
asked Butfer-FTm and UNCHANGED: fancy
imitation. H021c.. do. creamery. 32d33c 40
iade. 22Gl2c; store packed. 1000 Eggs
Firm az go &c. Cheese-ACtive and unchs nred
at HisQlfssc. Sugar-Stecdy and unchanged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16

aSainst : 20 last reor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
Merchants and Miners
Transportation Co.'S

BOSTON. MASS. AND Providence r L
Steamers leave norfolk OR Boston Tuesday
Mcdne1aaF. Friday and SUNDAY. Tor pr0rl-
drnce Monday Thursday ara Saturday az Z
p. Passenger ans freight taken Tor al
New ns.ant Poiets tiekeis on saie 81 2,
80. $50 East Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
CATTLE MARKETS

CHICAGO January lb.-CATTLE,--Re Receipts.
a. 800 head Market steady. Common TO prine
steers. St07 %; cows. 81 75a6. 70; heifers s eOq
800: bulls, s. I5Dt 50; calves 81 75ds X stockers
and feeders. 1904 90. Hogs-hecepts % go
head. Market 5dl0c higher. Prime Shipping
hogs. s6.60Q6.s5. choice. butchers weights
s. .6J46.e: assorted. Hight. So 55G6 a.. bulk Of
sales. S.66G6.s0. Sheep-Receipts 1900 head
Market strong TO l0c higher sheep S3llS III .
yearlings s. 6OQ6 50: lambs. s. 7507 s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
Virginia
Trust Company
No. e22, Northwest Corner Tenth and
Main Streets.

This Company issues Guar
antee, Judicial and Contract
Bonds. Applications acted upon
without delay.
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NEW YORK. January 1s-REEVES-- Re
ceipts. 1913 head; no trading to-day. Dres sed
oeef slow A. 109c. for common to prime. native
ines. nttie choice eef az "a uSl3c. Calves
Receipts SsS head. Neas. steady: weetern
calves slow and lower. Common 10 choice
Veals. S.5o4looo. Indiana calves at IS o08s 20:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16

Natiols r. r. Of Gsxico con a. - g.
New York Central gen Gus. .... OIL.
80. Srrssk Central gen os Odd .-....... f2's
scoItnern Iacmic ts--------.---. lo2R
,A.rn racine Ss--.---... ....-.-.... 1884
Norfolk and Western con. - Did Il
oregon Short Line refundfuK - ea-
Eennaylvania cow 3iss 800. 81
Reading General 6 .......... AL.
=. 1<Iur en9 iron Aountain con rs ...... 1884,
- louis and san Francisoo Il q 49,
- Louis Southwestern con q 81
Sesboard Air Line - Ooidl . 81
Fouthern Plc.hc - ........ So
southern Psc'hc lat A. certihcsts- .. al
southern Railway bs............ 75stt
Texas and Pacific lists Odd. -fss
I1.edo, s. l. snd Western q 01ai - Sfts
Union Pacific fs.............. 80,
n. Steel Ind So ......... 60
wabash fsta ....... -
Wash Deb B.......
Western MI - forfe~adl e.,
Wheeling and Lake Erie q 80
wisconsin Central 4a........ g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
OLD DOMINION
~ STEAMSHIP CO
TJieht Line for Norfolk

reave Richmond every evening rfoot An
strseD At p NJ, stopping az Newporr News
en- route Fare $3.50 way. 81 Sd round
/ trip. Including Ftateroorl berth. meals -
each. street cars 70 steamers wharf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
RICHMOND STOCK NIARKET.

Rchuont va. JeruarT II ~
SALES At BOARD
virginia Centuries-S soa ~ sfs -50 A. s4it
800 a. So ZOO g. 80 ioo" a. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16

"a Car chem psd .. ct...... 100 1913.
Va.-Car =. CO. Col TT 6 D. ct. IS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-14

Rihtig. Der poli5eiOieHer
mill i'm @aItbaus cine Rauferei Slpis
Fd,sn Sipei 9dusrn fdhlthten. be!ommt
aber babel tii9tigs Priisel.
Beim 9lbsug msint er: DOS is q
fd6n's Spri9port: Dunn Il Spd
Rreiten, s'frsut r. Der britt = uber
a pOlisiIt bats nit aufbrO4t"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-14

Der grbbObsn iid auftbun unb ibn
perI9Iingen.
Sas Original mar ia nod tuufsnb
Waal rsissnber ME bic Photographic
= unb nun, mo bic perionli9e Bee
tanntT9uft einmal gema9t mar, i9ien
es bod ni4t gang aussei9lofsn,
baB -.
Die Ialonte 8lonbins las ibm feline
8ebonten BON bem suteH treuberSigen
9eii9t ab -.
.Uleine Sante iIt ni6t gu SauIs,"
fusts iie, ~es siebt ieBt 10 iebr Oisl
au tbun nit benz gintuufen meiner
@usItdttung - id bin nGmli9 felt
aipei Monaten Derlobt uno gu Sitern
ift meine So95sit."
9isbert er6ob ii9 unb sriff me9as
mild mad isiuem Sut. ben sr nsben
iid auf ben Ssppi9 9eitelIt bate.
rRun taun i4 au9 ipisber ge1sR"
Idgte er.
Sn ben ipenisen @orten lag cine 10
gren5enIoie pe6mitbige GnttGui9ung.
baB bas iunge MGbdsn, tpel9es ii9
aus Der Riise I.iner Sante ni9t pisI
gsma5t bate, srft sben bic sdn3e 8ers
anttpprtung fir ben i'm llebermutb
bsganeenen Strsidb empfanb.
9is6ert's Sraum BON elmer sigenen
SGusli9teit mar enb9iiltis porbei,
a6er bds S9ididl batt. bod nod
Sonreni9sin fir ibn ii6ris; er fanb
mtt Der 3sit, baB er sum &inoer>
pntel f0rmIi6 pis gsiddffen mar. Gr
lGbt lllri9's 8ubsn auf ieinen &nieen
reitsn, peri9penbet gu ben 9eburtss
ta9en Der &inosr unpa6rI9einli9
bobe Summsn unb Srdu Sertbu bat
aud ni9ts busssen. baB er elm bliss
den an fremOem GumiIisnsIiid tbeiIs
nimmt.
DAB er troBbem nod bispsilsn BON
bsm trGumt, bab sr bur9 bi. 3eituns
au ssipinn.n sebofft, bas psiB nur
Murts, Der Sadel, Der fin t6eils
Rdbmspou babsiiibt. penn iein Serr
Bel olimmsnbsr gisdrre benz naas
bdnst, mas sr nj. beieFen unb bod
psrlpren bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-14

Rt6tpaffenb. a.: "0i.s
ies WdO6en lit elm tpdbrer gugsI!"
= g.: ,Darum beiratbeit 9u's benn
ni6t?" = u: rDeiI ibr Batter elm
urmer Seufel iit!"
= 59tdsenber 9epeis.
Satin: .gaul, Jag mas ou piait
:. bu liebii lnia nid5t msbr! SEPT
UNI balb Elm ll6r tOmmft Ou srit aus
peinsr &neipe!" @dtts: SD bid ni4t
mebr lisben. 2 no i9 fort sesan>
gen bin, NOS frii9 Gn3dpft fpurOe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-14
: Mtrtinfa6tta @trfa s.

= @treinfa 9tes 8erfa s.
rem. Sat: rOus lit ia eine gang
miferable 8ebtnung. Sdben sic
benn tein 9eI9perbebud9" Dirt6;
rgfee. bauen sic benz Rellner ems
krunter!@
9driert. 9raf in Der abz
nensdlerie bss tOmmeraienrdtbli9en
S9loifts: vStammen sic Don bieien
4bnen db, Serr 3ommeraienrdtb9"
aommsrsienrutb: .Rein : aber Don
ben 9ldubiseru bi.ier 4bnen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-14

= 8enn Tie to9t. Sunser
@bemann, Mittuss, feufSeno: rWenn
bic Srau BEL ibren So4psriu4en pss
nigItens meine 2ieblingsipeifen ptrs
Iaonen ipoIlte. 10 SerItDrt lie mir
Elm Soeul nd9 osm anbern." :"
= RibbtritGn0niB. B. Wirt5,
su Dem neuansenommenen 9duss
fns9t: Limb bsnn muB id Dir nod
Idgen, So6apn, bet id feene Strsids
b0lssr ufFn SuB6Obeu Iiessn isben
tdnn!" Saustnedt. fir ii6: DON
Rerlpetter. muB Der ubsr iapa4 uff
be Sosen iino!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-14

Simmer Der @t.i9e.
Limb sic bat man sleih srtannt
trob Sbrsr Maste9" proB: ~Ras
tiirli9, bsim SanSsn baben be @olbs
itiids in Der Suid' 10 psrrdtberiid
getlimpert."
= @rfab. rWas pOGts Der
Rsportsr S9niiffler OOrbin Don Sbs
nen9" r5iinfsig Wart borsen." m5as
Ben Sic ibm bas 9eIb seseben2"
rRein = i1 bGtte es bod nimmer
suriidbstOmmsn.~ .absr bafiir tpiirbs
sr Sbnen ftdtr einmul eineH prd9ti'
gen gietroIog Ibrdbeu."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-14

Simmer berfefbt. Stu.
bent: n9eute III Elm Wetter oaB
man gar nt4t peiB, fOl man ben
Sommsr obsr ben Dinteriiber5ieher
- OerleseHlN
Simmer aufri9tis. u.
(rufenO) nGbeIln.r. miiB 3uhle!'
= Sein 1reuno: rQlber man fdgs
bod nidti9 muB 3ubIen. man Idsh
ia m6hte sablen!" = a.: %. 81
bieier SObs BON 8erlogsnbeit babe iG
mid nod ni4i dufsef9DungeHl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-14

ansigti6. Saul0nsr: so
cine 9emeinheit: ididt mir ba Hlsin
Shneipsr aus ieiner Stdmmtneips
cine qnii9tstarte nit Der Hsdnung
.unO ba bat sr iGmmtli9eStamm'
gdite untsri9reiben lafenl"
= utbertrumpft. 6rau Sus
iti5rdt6: sd bduse bieies Subr mei'
nem @utten Elm paar biibI9e 8rils
lanttnOpfe an ben @eibnd9tsbuum.
5rdu &ommeraitrratb: LIMB ih Jem
meinissn Elm nsues Iutomobil!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-14
8Oblserad)s im 3immsr.

Sn pielen SGuIern gilt aIs lebte
@orbereitung, ebe bic geluoensn 9Gis
te erT6einen, bas RGu9ern. Die
Sausgsbilfin fommt nit Der i'm
&oblenfeuer Der MuI6ine sliibenb
roth g.pOrbensn 6euerIaaufel unO,
gefOlst ppn ben onbGhtig 5uidauens
BEN Sinbern, eiebt Der Suusberr
Dber bic Sausfrau cine fppblrie6enbe
Gfen5 barauf pber beitreut iie nit
RGu9erpulper, etpu benz ppurfiim
Der t0HieIi6en 9emG9er". 3iI6eno
tpirbeln blaue WpIten CUR 3immers
bede, elm inten1iper Duff nah glms
bra, 8ernitein uitp. perbreitet ii4,
ben bic tleinen &inbe-nuIen i9nuss
pernb einsiebsn. Sieie glrt Rdus
heruns 1T gang gut unb bur4aus
ntdt gu bsriperfen; ebeniO prattiih
1T bas RGu6ern mittels zines an
brenrenber asrae ertpGrmten Stiides
RGu9erpapier. Sc lit ubsr baruuf
su u6ten, bab bas RGudern niemuls
srfolssn barf iolanse in ben RGumen
ii9 perbraudte 2uft bsfinbet, bic
iiberua entftebt, lei es burd oei5luft,
bur9 Staub, our9 bic anlpeisnbeit
BON MsnI9sn, bur9 Sii9enoiifte,
3isarrsnbunit uffp. Sin Saupters
FOrberniB, psnn man 9dite sripurtst.
1T ss, iie in gut setiifteten Rdumsn
5u empfangen. Die 2uft in nit ben
MenI6en oneefiiLlt.n, nit @usIi9t
ooer eIsttriidem 2idt erleudtetsn
3immern tpirb iidh f9on bulb eenug
berbrau6en unb nIhls6t" tperoen,
tpas uber ben in ben RGumen perz
iammslten Msnf9en ieGbit nidt To-
fort gum 8eipubtiein tommt., Der
neu eintretsnbs, ettpd aus friIher
Winterluft tpmmenbs 9ait aber ipirb
bieie bide f6le9te Cuff unangeRsbm
empfinben. 9esbalb = SsnIter duf,
m0gIi6it ettpus 3usIuft. ebe bic @Gfs
ts fommen! lin bic Rdume ni6t
taIt fperben gu laifsu, empfieblt es
ii6, IobGlo bic Seniter seOffnst ipers
ben, s5suer in ben Ssfen MAIDEN gu
Iafen; psrben nod elmer balben
Stunbe bic 5snfier gsThloTen, 70 lit
au6 Der Sfen fOtpeit. bab sr ges
Idlofen iperoen lam. Wlit Der
reinen Cuff pirb ii9 bic DGrme
befp bsFer mif6en. Grit penn
pplIItGnbig nfriide Cuff" bic RGume
fiat, bari bic RGu6erune porIidtig
Dor Ii6 ssben, eissntIid Iou nur
elm Saud BON Duff gu fpiiren isin.
Dsl6e 0iifts man fir bic RGu9s.
rung nimmt, itsbt ndtiirlih i'm pers
fDnli6en gsIieben; RGuderpdpier
barf ME Iplange in bic &er5enfldms
me gsbulten perben, bab es
I6pGrSli6 ipirb, Rduderpulper barf
auf Der bsiBen SduufeI nidt fdpur5
bremen. Su oisien GGlIen miI9t
fi9 ifsts Elm idurf brsnnIi6sr Duff
bem bes 9arfiims unb fann lsBteres
Tosdr gang iiberbuftsn. 9Iu9 Dor
su reihIi9em 4ufgisbsn BON Gfens
1T su parn,n. glur ipenige Srops
fen geniisen fir Elm mittelgrobes
3immsr. Sn 3immern, in benen
buFtsnbe 8lumen, 3. 9. Muiblumen
uno SpaSinten. iisben, bic nod ins
tsniioer ouftsu. fubalb iih our9 ans
peIenbe TleuIden Ole 8Grme iteis
CERT. 1T tiinitIide RGu6eruns beFer
Su psrmsiben ba Der 9lumenbuft
6abur6 srItidt unb srtSotet pirb,
anbsrsrieits ulIein bas fhOnite 3ims
msrparfiim bartlett.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-14

Bu9fGbtid. 8etannter:
.Bi.. sic bdtten uu9 gang unten
ans:fdnsen9" pripatier; .Su, i6
po< 3uerit 5tisfsIpuser!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-14

8epeis. rBie f0nnsn Sic
be5auptsn, bic Cuff iei bier ni4t
rein9" = .@rlduben Sic, fiinf
Sldubissr bab' i'd pier ihOn gstrOfa
fsu."
8auernf9Gdubett. ~Die
fonrmt es benn, baB bic gtf9pores
men ben bolItommen seitdnOigeH
Branbleger nur NIT eff Stimmen
Tdulbig ssiprO9en baben2" - rDeil
its ibn bait fiir9ten, ipeuu er aus
Der StraF tonr1nt : unb 10 ipetB
er ni9t, iper Der 3pOlfte setpeien
if."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-14

- 1eberra Dung. 6ruu
6um 8inoermdb9en): Inns Sims
Hlels ipilIen, Wfaris. Sic brinssn bod
ltdtt unIeren SiRbern 5ipsi gang ans
oere pOm Spielplo52" &inoermdOs
den: rRu. 10 mas uno bic SraBen
riibren iidb aud ni9t!-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-27
QUERIES

~. GRAHAM.-Nhat is known Of the
earliest generations Of the branch Of
the Graham family that settled in stat
ford County Va r c. @.
As WOODARD - WOODWARD. -
Please give me any information You
may have relating 10 Christopher
Woodland or Woodward. VINO was in
Virginia as early as 1929. J. r. w
40. NOBLE-About thirty years ago
there resided in Washington, D. c..
Presbyterian minister, the Rev Mason
Noble, d. D. Can YOU tell me whether
he was any relative Of the Hon. David
Noble. who died in WilIiamstowu. Mass.
IN 1903? C.N
80. HALLECK.-Can you give me the
maiden name OF the mother Of the dis
tinsuished American author. Fitz-
Greene Halleck. and something about
her ancestry? It is said. on one au-
thOrity. that she was from Connecticut.
If so, can you tell me the place Of her
birth? p r
Ephraim Emery was
Revolutionary soldier. who was in the
battle OF White Plains ia 1916. and took
part in the assault on stony Point in
1873 After the war he was a captain
In the regular army. VIII you please
give me. II possible. some information
concerning his ancestry c. +. Z.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-27
CHRIST CHURCH MARRIAGES,
WASHINGTON. ID. C.-COntiHued.

1874 MAY O. William WeIler-Jaua Mage
Isll May TO- Edward De-Graft-NaEia Evans.
lsli June 9. Charles Queen-Sslly Ford.
lsli June TO- Thomas Joues-Naly Yates
1874 June q. George Baldeu-Fgancss Foster.
lSl4 july :. John Lembuyn-llsTy Faynes.
1914 July "a. james EnseEoyv-patsy Rest0u
lsl4 July o. Michael TUIlon-Alary Lemly.
1914 Aug. .. William Eyans-TIlly HatChIuS-
1914 Aug 10. James Carbon Elizabeth FoyIes.
1914 Nov 10. Jesse Evans Elizabeth Ensey-
Bll. Dec. s. Zach. NalkCr-SaTah FOLSOM
1914 Dec. %. John Ryan-Susau Borgess..
1914 Dec. p Charles Talburt-NIarElret Talhurt.
1914. Dec o samuel Anold-Elizabeth Sbrlvcs.
1915. Jan. J. Charles AShWnTth-Lois Mchim.
1915. Jan. !, John McKim- Augusta + NJ Porter
1915. Jan. s. Richard II. Marshall-Ann Sonefs
1915. Jan. T. hudson Nayloy-Sarah WilCoSOn.
ls,5. Jan. p. Basil Mullikn-Matilda Beali
ISIS. Feb. . Thomas Arn0ld-1lay Nermilllon
1915. Feb. g. George Gordon Harriet Taylor.
lsl5. Feb. 9. Moses TayloT-NdnCN White
1915. Feb. 49, William Bsydeu-Eliz- Ann Burgess
ISIS Feb q Afanassch Showlos Mary Hughes.
1915. March T. James Moore-SaTah Miller.
1sl5 March g. Leonard Aistting,y-Ju!ia a. Powell
1915 March 10. John Law Frances Ann Garter,
lsl5. March &c. Benjamin J0nes-Sarah Upton.
1915. March . Benjamin Goddard Eiiza Barrett
ISIS Nav IS Henry Butler-Nary Mahea.
1915 Nav % BENJAMIN e. Nood-An Talbot.
ISlj. june / James Iarned Ann l. Hertord-
ISIS. June p. James McNeil-Henre;ta Foster
1915 June p James Singlctor-Msry Davis.
lsl5 July Thomas Brown Ruth liayes.
lsl5 July - James EniWise-Aiary Ann Mason.
1915. July g. William Beach-Mary Ann Price.
ISIS JULY Is. Charles Griffin Elizabeth Vert
ISIS Iuly "a John Nckemen susanna Lawson.
lsI5 July p. Henry Rigdeu-Cstharine Spading.
ISIS july p Joseph G.. Gird-Eud0cia Dorsey.
1915. July "A. Thomas ShaW-Alary Ann Wheat
1878. July o. Edward Roboy-llary Richardson
1878 July g. Richard SlatCr-Ann Richardson.
ISIS. Aug. 8. James Smith-Sussn HoOk
ISIS Aug. L. Joseph T. Wood Harris Sophia d
Albert.
1915. Aug 9. Jacob Righter-Arn Stewart
ISIS Aug 81. Samuel Smth-Auu TaIburt
1915. Sept. Il. Thomas BBau-Susanna Essex
1915, Sept. 81 Sandy Hoopcr-Sally Church
ISIS. sept. q. HoFatio Bsyne- Elizabeth Gray.
lsJI Sept. 90 Levi Coylc-Lyda Evison
ISIS, Oct 3 James Diggs-Am Marin White
1915. Oct. g. Dory HutchinS0n-Naney Walker.
1915, Oct. y, Hiram Carvar- Hannah Zcrobia AIyer
1915. Oct. .. James II. AlicTWay- Patsy Martin
1916 Oct. ?. John Braunan- Sarah saiome Aiyt-
1916 Nov TO- Samuel MagiIl-t 'hrstiana n Nyer
lsl6 Nov L. William Johns1n-Barba-a Miller.
1916 New. p. John Pope Elizabeth Hurley
lsl6. Dee 6 William S. Radehf-Rcbecca \. W
Burns
1916 Dec. g. Frederick Csna-AIary Stetiuus
lsl6, Dec. p JudsCn ScnmCrs- Elizabeth Arnold
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EARLIEST DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WILLS-COntinued.

pI-LANY. WALTER, Of Delaware Dated De-
r0bCr e. 1904 Proved November p, 1857 Refers
10 bis deceased wife but not by name. Daughters:
Mary Grafton Hepclius DUlsuy and Sarah Lsitrh
Dulany. Sister. Rebecca Hanson, wife Of
Thomas Hanson. and their children. Grafton
Hanson or Grafton Dulsny Hanson, Samuel.
Thomas. and Rebecca.
NIACKALL, BENJAMIN. 9Th. Of Calvert County.
Nd Dated August s. 1855 Proved November I,
1874 Wife. RebcCca-
KILN. EDWARD. a United States sailor Dated
July II. 1876. from His Alaiesty's Naval Hospital
Malta. Proved May Is. 1875. No evidence Of
marriage.
EASTON. JOHN. Of Washington D. G. Dated
July 9. 1907. Proved April %. 1888 Wife. Mar
PAYNE. MARY. q Washington, u. q. Dated
1897 month and day not gvenl. Proved April T.
ISIS. Daughters Dolly Madison, Lucy Washing
ton Anna Cults. and Mary Jackson son. john
Coles Payne. s0n-in-lsw John g. Jackson.
MITCHELL. CAPTAIN JOHN Of Georgetown,
D. c. Dated July 8. ls6 Proved August 3.
1905. Wife. MARY. Three children rc;eucd 90. hut
NOT by name.
MITCHELL. NICHOLAS Of Prince George County.
Nd Dated April 8. 1893 Proved AuGEtaB. lss-
Sister. Lucy Howard and hey eldest daughter
EmCline. sister Sarah stations. and her 2oInb-
est son Benjamin. Middleton Mitchell and BIS
eldest daughter mot namcdI Tcieucd TO- bat zee
iaticrslip 20 testator If any. NOT given.
PETER. JAMES. o., Georgetown. ID. e. Dated June
la 1876. Proved September So 1915. So evidence
Of marriage Brothers: D4sd. Robert. and
George; and sister. Margaret Dick
NEWTON. GABRIEL. ~ Washington County, Do
the District Of Columbia. Dated January p,
1875. Proved March D.. 1875. Wife HsnaeiitiA-
NepEews Joseph Newton and Samuel Newton
GODDARD. JOHN BAPTIST. 81 District q Co
lumbia. Dated February lo lss. Proved Feturiry
@ Is0S Sons. jeremiah. Joseph. John Basil, John,
ard Joseph Daughter. Nclnda, wife 81 James
Ratcf
MITCHELL. GEORGE Dated September 3 Isl5-
Proved January IS 1903. Wife Anne. uoE living
Il except 10 ~ Crcix- IlttgTs daughter by her
first husband referred TO-. hut uo; hy name Refers
10 Daughters II forget their names rt his DE-
ceased sister. Ldlas Mitchell is.las N-t-auTile'-
90 enc q whom john Thompson shoemaker. II
Eilnarocs North Britain. is 6r Ed7 m1lrle-
MCLEAN ANDREW. of Washington. ID g. Dated
January 81 ls9 Proved February 10 ls9 No
evidence of masgiase. Brothers and sisters; James
Hugh Katherine. Margaret Jal,t. and Marion.
GOFF JOHN. # Washington COUNTY d. e. Dated
January =. lsl9. Proved AUrl ., E-2 VIE,
Mary.
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IN The world Take enc normally sensible
man and bring him into contact with his
frstbcrn, kicking offspring, and you have
provided all the situation necessary for a
demonstration OF male imbeclity. If a
man only knew how foolish he looks.
am afflicted with a particularly distress
ing and reprehensible case In the person
or the gentleman who hands me over his
salary Saturdays. HIS marrying me indi-
Gated, 70 my mind. at least, that he was
possessed Of common sense, but since the
third member has been added 20 the
household there are times when / look at
him furtively and fearfully He viii lift
that baby out Of the cradle and hold II
IN about the same manner and just about
as carefully as he would hold hts over
coat when seated in a theater. And all
this time he babbles-I cannot think 81 any
other word that more truly describes his
vocal efrorts-in a way that would in
stantly suggest to anybody not familiar
with the symptoms. the advisability Of his
early commitment to some coy little
nome for long period of rest 10 be
broken only by glimpses Of the outer
world 10 be had through a small. barred
window Let Mr.. Ellis Parker Butler
train his battery Of satire on the foolish
fathers of the great firstborn, He can
certainly find much valuable material"
One Of the younger poets. whose work
IS attracting attention for the verify Of
bis vision, is George Sylvester Viereck.
whose recent sonnet appears in the Feb
ruary Smart Set. He calls It:
THE EMPIRE CITY.
huge steelribted monsters rise into the air.
Her Rfbglarfar
Like gltscaCd seTpents glide the swift trains By
Or uuderfout creep to tLsir secret lair
4 Thousand lights are jewels iu her hair,
Tie sea her grile and her crown the SKY;
Yer veins abound. the feTered pulses ny;
Immense, defiant, breathless she stands there.
Aud ever listens In the cfzsaless din
Waiting for aim. her lover who shall come
Whose singing lips shall boldly claim their own
Aud render sunant what In her was dumb.
TIE splendor and the madness and the sin.
Her DREAMS IN ir0n and her thoughts Of stone
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From Ttbits
DIT. Stalker. the wcll-known Scottish
preacher. tells good story OF Sir John
STEEL, the famous sculptor. When he
had the Duke of Wellington sitting for a
statue ne wanted to get him to look war
Ike All his efforts were in vain, how
ever. for wellington seemed. judging by
his face, never to have heard of Waterloo
or Talavera. At last Sir John lost pa
uonCe somewhat and this scene followed. .
las l am going 70 make the statue or
your grace, can you not tell me what YOU
were doing before. say. the battle of Sala-
manca? Were you not galloplng about
the fields. cheering on your men to deeds
of valor by word and actioG?"
Bah" said the duke, in evident scorn.
If YOU really want 70 model me as l was
on the morning Of Salamanca. then do me
crawling along a ditch on my stomach
with telescope in my hand.