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FOR RENT-HOUSES,
UNFINISHED.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX,
1912 New York avenue q. ~.

eN<hbS ~. We
14th Ut. NV.
s32.0....224 @ NV, Or. b
S3l. so. PIP 18th sw, Orb
$50. -. 300 II NV, Or, b
$50. so. col 2 NV, Sr
$50. so. .2425 X NV, Tor. b
$50. so. ..3O6-30S g ne. 7r.b
$50. so. ST E NV. Or. b
$50. 5O.415 NAV Sc. 12r, sta
$50. 1922 N NV, Or, b
$50. 1915 Fla av. Sr. b
$27. so. lis Z Sc, Sr, b
$3.50. 1928 NJ ne, Sr. sta
500. 1918 VT av. Or, b
SIG. 80. .54S Columbia I'd,
7r. b. steam heat
$26. so. .l102 7th ne, Sr, b
$3.50. .l7l2 johnson Az
SIS. so. ...3l4 18th. Or, b
S25. so. .28 n Nv, 7r, b
SD. 80. 1923 Path NV. 6r.b
S22. 80. las Pa Nv sc, orb
So. so. .7G3 Girard, Or. b
$22. so. 1854 b sc, Or, b
$50. 30. .622 Morton, 6r, b
$50. SO. 1922 Morse. Or, b
$2U. 80. 1873 Emerson, 6r. b
$50. so. 1900 G ne, Or, b
$50. so. 1923 Emerson.6r b
$40. 80. 520 l4th Sc, Or. b
$3.50. .l0l0 18th, Sr, v
$3.50. .913 9th ne, 8r, b
$3.50. .522 I'd ne. Or. i
$3.50. 1886 Pickford, Or, b
SIS. SAT Florence. Or, b
$15. .126 E ne, Or, b
s15. 1888 + ne, 6r
Sl4. .l257 + ne, Or. "
$l0.7o. .3S U sw, AZ
STORES.
$3.50. T3U 18th NV, large Ut
S75. .l0lS 18th NV. sto. DIV
$50. 30. .4tb & NJ NV, sto.7r
$50. .305 Pa av Sc, ST, b. sto
$40. 1912 III NV
S35. ...... 1855 l4th NV
s35. .4l9 N ] av NV. I'd O
$35. .14O6 p NV
$3l so. 1000 4th ne. Or, b,st
s2T so. 1000 Goth st NV
s25. .3222 nth NV
$25. COS r NV
$50. .239 Mass av ,sto q
$40. .S2l7 MtPleasant, sto
$50. 1928 F NV. large rm
$3.50. AL Sth sw, sto,2r
$3.50. .....1059 Market
$40. 1928 3ith NV
OFFICES.
81 200. Natl Theater2oM's
50, 600. Old Business High
School building
SIPS. Star Annex, whole d
SIS. 1925 f NV. I'd door
SIS. 1872 n Y av nw.2d
floor, front
SIS. 1912 n Y av NV, Sd
floor, front
SOS. 1910 N Y av. ID D
$50. 1919 N Y av, Sd d
$55. 1918 N Y av, ID q
$50. .4l9 18th NV I'd 4 Sd
$40. ..l34O N Y AZ. 3r
$40. .703 18th nw,3d front
$35. ..l315 N Y av. I'd d
$50. .73O 18th NV, 3r. b
$50. .703 18th nw,4n front
S2o. EOS II NV. basement
$23. .7O3 18th NV. rear
SIT. .14tA and II NV
Sl2.W.... -. eos = NV
Les.
5000. Rear 1929 Q nv
SO. Stable. r'r Oil H NV
$40. .R'r w Ii nw.2stalls
$40. .R'r 1885 H, z stalls
SIS. Rear 1928 N NV
So. Rear 2l51 6th
$7.......Rear 1874 10th
S.. so. .34ll 18th. rear
s.. -. Rear 46l Fl NV
Its under Apartments for
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THE CONNECTICUT

THE CONNECTICUT
One Groom uDfurnished apt, with baths; one s.
room apt. with bath; furnished or unfurnished
from Oct /. These the handsomest and
most convenient apis. In the city, and have just
been vacated Caterer In building serves meals
to private dining rooms. Parties should apply
promptly at the Office. se28-N
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FOR RENT-W. H. WALKER,
Successor to r. W. Walker & Son,

FOR RENT-ALLAN e.
1851 Pard I'd, Tor, b. $50. 90
1888 9th NV, Or, 40. SO
1885 9th NV, Or. b. 40. so
BOT e Cap, Or, b. .4O.5O
Rear 1904 Park I'd.
stable and 8r. 1000
$50 r I av, Or, b. . 1000
1405 10Th NV, Tor. b. 1000
TIA 10th NV. Or, b. IS. 90
l409 3Oth NV. Tor. b. IS. so
1921 @ NV. II, b. 80. 30
"a l ne. 11r, b. 30. 80
b54 Col I'd. Sr. b. u. .26. 90
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apts. .ss7 80 to 1000
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-01

FOR RENT
UNFCRNISHED.
1923 st. NV, II rooms, baths, fur.
mace, per annum ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81, SD0. 90
1882 Conn. ave-. IL rooms and BATH. 120. 90
800 14th st. NV, 12r.. 4b furnace. 80. 100 90
1868 Wyoming 12r, Oh. furnace. 1900
1924 St. rooms and bath. 5000
1907 HuntO0D pl. s.w., Ar. brick, water
in yard. ......:................. 75o
FURNISHED.
1923 st. NV, Or. and bath. per NO.. SEQ 90
FLATS.
COS 18th st. NV. rooms and BATH. $40.76
1.-The Chelsea" I'd and sts s.e.;
nrst and second floor apartments; 8 out.
side rooms, with BATH pantry porch
and heat. 5000 and $500 per month
1925 Conn. ave-, I rooms and BATH. 300
SUBURBAN.
Blndensburg road, opposite Langdon, D.
c., rooms. well, ~ acres. ........ $500
OFFICES.
71s l4th 1T NV. % door rooms. $500
606 18th st. NV, rooms .............. 40.75
7l3 l4th st. NV, Sd floor, rooms... 5000
STORES.
o06 18th Ut. NV. suitable for store oe
ONCE; per month. Observation-Disclosures. $121.0O
STABLES.
1887 Ut. NV. for automobiles. only;
concrete floor: electric light room foe
or machines. Observation-Disclosures. $500
GASCH & BIRGE. 1926 N. Y. ave. NV.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-01

FOR RENT-NO. 1884 AND 1896 l4TH ST :
store and II rooms above; baths; cellar under
lunch room and boarding house. ANTON HEIT-
MULLER, COS 14th st, Sd floor. sa28-7t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-01
FOR SALE-HOUSES.


FOR sALE-DELLGHTFuL NEW ROMAN BRICK
handsome bsy-window front; stylish rooms:
snteis and gas G1t"F FS Sari%SG3 n sS
most BEAUTIFUL In every respect II you see IT
WILILIaE, GIBBS : bA shEiss 500 COS 18th.
FOR SAIE-FINE NEW 2-FT0OR HOUSE WITH
rooms; rooms on first door and 4 rooms on
second foor: located on north side of Park road
dining TaI pantry ami seRen on @
floor; fine sleeping chambers and tiled bath
W E.amine the vsrrangement-s.meth new to
at sy ,o shss ss at small h5. ,.
wIIiIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL. eos & COS isth.
FOR sAEE-CHEAP-
Two 7-room brick houses ST.. between
Groom ron an Srs sh sss az s" price each %, $50
sroom brick. ~ St between K and SITS. ''''
6-rom brick house. ami, on Eye St be- '''''
room frame sa snq ho s s as sS $3.50
,s tween ~ and 9th; % IT. front: 400
$50 Van st: sw, Groom frame; lot 2arIso
Coed e-5ocm frame on st. sw. between '-
ah T. 2 fA iti EsH5 tns sls $50 Al. So
FOR SALES 75OOo-CORNER STORE WITH a.
WAYS occrPED oGST Thb RETT 81 All
AND 9TH, JUST OFF r. l. AVE MUST BE
SOLD AT ONCE Ii. i. RUST COS l4th ST.
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FOR SALE-INyESTMENT
Four small brick houses In the northwest. rent
St ne, near 10th. rooms and bath, pressed
Price, So coo. ''
sth st. NV, near Immaculate Conception
window brick. Price. 81. 200.
St NV, handsome 2story house. 0 rooms
and bath, renting for S27 30; reduced to 81 800,
Bargain--Prominent corner in southeast 0
rooms and bath, in frst-class condition, renting
for S2i 90; VIII sell to quick buyer for 81 100
North Capitol st. near l., beautiful 2-story bay
window brick house, in first-class condition,
rooms and bath with 2-story brick stable In the
rear. Price, So, $50.
Bloomingdale-Nice home OF rooms and bath
In good condition. Price So, 15O
18th st. n.e-6 rooms bath brick renting fog
$2o5O. To close an estate will sell for 50 $50.
VIM. II. McGRANN co. Qnc.),
se2S-3t,eSu 1920 q st. NV.
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FOR RENTING It'll ST. NV, VERY DE-
sirnble tnewl Groom and bath; ami: hot-water
heat; So. 30. Apply K BERBERlCHS SONS,
Ills eth 81 NV. oc1 st"
FOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE ELEVEN ROOM
house: square from Capitol and Library. In
aulre 81 OWNER lOl % ST. I.e. se30-6t. eSu"
FOR RENT-1Oo4 ST NV. ROOMS AND
hath, Apply c. A. LANGLEY. lbs Tth st. NV.
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FOX REM
THE HARRISON REALTY CO..
GOT st. NV.

THE HARRISON REALTY CO.,
DOT st. NV.
UNFURNISHED HOUSES.
2114 Ut. n.w 11r. and b.. kot-water h't. 80. 90
l104 9th st. NV. lar, 3D., steam heat. 70. 90
1925 Sth st. NV, Tor. and DISCRIMINATE. $3.50
1928 18th ut. NV. 10 rooms and bath. %. 90. 90
805 Ut. NV. II rooms and bath ....... 80. 90
81 Sd ST. a.w., ii rooms and ba ....... $500
1888. 1895 9th st. NV, 10 rooms and bath 10. Is
500 ~. NV. rooms and bath. ........ 35.76
1892 OILS Ut. n.e..................... 1000
1245 Irving st. n.e....................... Is. 80
90 Myrtle st. me-, 9 rooms and bath. 17.60
$40 10th st. Sc. rooms and bath. ...... 1850
800 10th st. Sc. rooms and bath. ....... 1850
$50 10th st. se.. rooms and bath. ....... 1850
FURNISHED
Tunla- road north of Joliet st.. Or. and b.,
u acre, barn. fruit and chicken yard; rent 1000
APARTMENTS.
2319 18th. I'd a.. Or. and b............... 80. 90
1104 18th st. NV, Ar and b............. q. 80
223 18th Ut. s.e.. rooms and bath. ....... 2.6O
STORES.
Store, 11O6 18th st. n.w............S $3.50
and two Ice boxes ................... $500
Store. 9th and U sts NV. Nov. D....... $500
GA D st. NV. oyster house. ............ 1000
STABLES.
story auto :neds. W. & sew, in Queens
ct. NV. Qeth 10th, L & NJ. each. -. 800
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For rent. at Riverdale, Nd. right at station,
rent. $50. seSs-tf
FOR RENT-183s 14TH ST. NV, COR OF ST..
IL rooms and baths; cellar: steam heat; all
outside rooms fine lOca ton for q boaru,ng house
or doctors Offices A. HEITMULLER, sos 14th ST..
Sd floor. se28-7t
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FOR RENT-BY a. L. RUST, COS nth ST. NV
1902 X, 16r 2b. .&125 90 1872 9th Or, b. 40 90
14O1 L, l1r. b. - 1880 Park I'd. Or, b.4O 90
1927 av, Or. b..75.0 90 1912 R. Dr. b.. 40 90
1741 Q, Tor, b.. 90 1341 Corcoran 1Or, b. 50 90
1887 2lst NV 1lr 2b 1900 1906 Riggs Or, b.. IS so
1913 2Oth 11r. 2b 1900 1912 18th, T, b.. .35. so
l13 LIST ne, 14r b.. 90 9O2 Nd av ne Sr b. IS so
l0l4 18th, 11r. b. 1900 1900 s. Sr, b. IS 90
$50 18TH 14r b. 90 1349 Corcoran. ST. b. IS 90
1877 +, Or. B.. so 90 l432a O. 6r b, sta. 80 so
1923 NJ Tor. b.. 90 8O7 NV Sr b. 30 90
2127 N, 10r b.. so 90 t2SO3 O NV sr b. % 90
1888 18th NV. 10r so 1853 Nd av ne Or b. % so
45I NJ. llr b.. 45t5 1112 Johnson. Or, b. 20 so
1923 Riggs st. 1Or, b. Al. 90 1924 av 6r b. rs so
432 Fl, Or, b, sta. As. 90 22O4 l NV 6r b. % so
17l6 Ore Nv, 10r. b45O0 I421 me- 6r b. 1s 50
l4O6 Harvard srb 10 W 821 Del av, 6r, b. .l8 80
$50 I, LOT, vacant Sc. Or. b. $50
Oct 49,. ......... 1880
APARTMENTS.
1862 Irving. 7r,b. At so 1920 K, 5r, b 10 80
-S14 NV, new apt bldg l74 o. 8r b a. 50
1913 +. Ar. 3D.. 40. 90 BUSINESS PROPERTY
Darlington 5r b. Oc1 81 so 1917 NV to be remodel
1919 L, Or. b. $500 1916 U, sto stable. 80 90
2612 18th. Or b. 20 90 318 1917, 8r store. .25. 90
17Ol Euclid Or, b. ..25.OOI COLORED TENANTS.
1901 lst. 3r, b, fur 1918 17th Or, b.. % 50
2512 nth. Or. b. %. so 1905 R. 4f, b.. 20 so
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-01

Al looming CO
500. $500 18th NV, 16r, Al
S125. .lO16 10th NV 26r,
{125. 1901 F NV, II
tl25. 1928 2ith. l2r. q
800 1888 Jefferson, IA
$50. SO. 100 10Th, 14r.3l
tS3. 50. 100 l7t5 NV. Tor, q
SIS. 1918 n NV. l2r, 2
$75..l4O6 18th NV, l2r.
$75. .2U32 10Th NV, llr,
$75...l333 Il NV. Sr. q
: I5...1744 Q NV. Tor,
$40. .1l04 9th NV, lar. 2
SO. .1I40 P NV, lar, 2
SOS. ...I6Il X NV, l2r,
S65. 1905 Fairmont. l2r, 2
S65. 1914 18th NV, llr,
$65. 1916 Sunderland, Tor.
t6J. 1871 nth NV, llr,
SOS. 1924 Euclid. 12r. 2
t6O. 15..1107 2lst NV. Tor,
$50. .1144 q NV. 12r.
500. 1920 18th NV, 10
$50. .....iTl2 q NV, 10
$50. .g;l H NV. 10
so. ..1313 Fairmont, Tor,
So. 1896 Park I'd. Tor,
S5J.3j16 Newark. Cleve
land FIX, Tor, 2
sos. .l2lT Ii NV. sr.
$55. ...l735 s NV. Tor,
S56...l5lI 3lst NV, LIZ.
SIS. 1929 l NV. II
sos. .lS23 NJ NV. l2r.
So. 30. 1859 Irving, Tor.
S52.5O.l6ls 7 NV. Or. q
$50. 90 1874 Clifton, Or.
S5U. 90. 1866 Clifton, l0r.
$40. .ll2l 10th NV, l2r, 2
$50. .... 200 A Sc, Or.
$50. 1907 Irving, Tor,
so. 1877 U. lot.
$50. .II35 18th NV. Tor. q
$50. 1921 y NV. lOr.
$50. ..1I25 2ist NV, Tor. |
$50. .I4T6 Douglas. 9r,
$50. 1888 18th NV, Tor. /
$50. .252D 18th. NV. l2r. /
$50. .lI09 nth NV. lot. 1
$40. so. Jl0-l2 f NV, l3r, n
SIS. 81. 400 g NV. 12r.
SO. 80. IT'D Cor NV, Tor,
$40. 1916 Irving, Tor,
US. ..l4l9 9th NV, iIr.
$45..l730 Corcoran. Or.
$42. .243I IA av NV. lUr. |
t4l. ..l3l2 X NV. l0I.
$40. so. =. 1881 I NV. Oh
$40. so. ..1760 Ore av. Tor, /
5000. .1740 Riggs, Tor. |
$40. so. .3545 10th. i0l
$40. 50. ..l32 G Sc. IL
$40. 1918 2sth, Or.
$40. l409 10Th NV, 1r, hwf
$40. Dr.. .603 Q NV, l2r.
$40. 1927 Oregon. ,0r.
S37. 30. 1870 Euclid. Or,
S3I 80. ISL Lamont, Dr.
S37. 80. 1897 K NV. Or,
S37 80. 1928 = NV. Or.
$3.50. .lT3S Riggs pl, Tor,
$3J. 80. 1915 T NV, 12r.3
$50. 30. .151S 10th NV Or.
$50. so. 1903 X NV, Sr,
$3.50. ..5ll + NV, Or,
S35. so. .2135 g NV, Tor.
s35. so. les U NV. sr.
$35. so. ....444 P NV. 8
$32. so. .l20 Quincy, 7r.
$32. 80. 14l1 Columbia. Sr,
$3.50. 1915 Corc'n. Or.
STA
SIPS. Large stable, lS2.
L. 65xl4.
SO. Rear 1922 2lst nv
SIS. RI 706 10th NV, 7stl.
SIS. .....R Rear 1744 Q nv
SIS. Rear 724 llth nv
SIS. r. 3l09 10th NV. 4stli
SIS. rear 40 NJ nv
$l2.50.r 1IlO d ne.7 still
See our list of apartm
rent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-01

WALKER, 1412 @ ST.
$50 Col I'd NV. 8r. b. 20. 90
1896 N ] av. Or. b. 20. 50
Langdon, DC. 11r. new20. 90
APARTMENTS.
The Albert, 1928 q NV,
Or, b. .46. w
The Leta, 30 Sd NV,
Or, b. 40. 90
The C0blentz, 4 to Or,
b. ......$30. 90 80. 80
The Cora, 8Sd & N.
Or. b. II. 20
au20- tn, tn, sa. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-01

BUY PLACE OF 20 OR 25 ACRES
near Washington house must be In good cond-
ton; will pay cash. Apply B. +. QUEEN. Ma
tional Hotel After Friday p. o. Box 224. New
BORT News. Va. oc1-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-01

FOR RENT-ONLY ONE
IN THE ROCKINGHAM
RHODE ISLAND AVE NEAR IOWA CIRCLE
ELEGANT HOUSEK EEPING FLAT
Five and bath on St front
ONLY $50 MONTH
oci p LIEBERMANN & HAWN 1903 F st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-01

FOR SALES, 500.
New houses northwest for So, 800 each. Conven-
lent to the government printing office. The owner
of several attractive brick houses has authorized
us to sell for So. 500 each. The houses are mod
ern and attractive renting for $25 a month.
This should interest home buyers and Investors.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-01

FOR RENT-1s17 F ST. NV; ATTRACTIVE
green stone front dwelling. extensively finished
throughout; two bathrooms, gas and electric
lights; rent, $1,000; vacant October l.
se29-tf,5 II. L. RUST, COS 14th at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-01

FOR RENT-No. sol EAST CAPITOL ST. COR
dwelling. rooms and bath; all outside rooms;
rent. S25; keys at 4 Sth st. Sc. r. NJ. MORRI-
son, 1927 st. NV. se29-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-01

FOR SAIE-$5. 900.
Renting for $43 a month; on Capitol Hill;
modern building; 10 rooms. baths; lot q BY
12O to a wide alley.
STONE FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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The sun., 1907-03-07
SPOONER TO RE Mills COUNSEL.
Reported That He win Lave In New HOrk
ami VIII Get a1O.OOO q Year.

MiNNEAPOI.Is. March E.-Senator John
C. Spooner Of Wisconsin, Il Ia said here,
is to become chief counsel and general
adviser to James ]. Hill and the interests
Mr.. Hill representa-
Mr.. Spooner will make New York city his
headquarters aud will get $4,000 year.
MIR. Spooner's position will be similar
to that held by NJ. d. Grover before his
death, year and half ago Since then
this work has been performed Jointly by
r. +. Wilkinson. Judge b, Young and W. r.
Begg.
MIR. Wilkinson has gone back to his former
duties in charge Of construction work.
Mr.. Begg will continue as general solicitor
II 10 said that at Senator Spooner's re-
quest MIR. Hill had determined to withhold
official announcement Of his employment
until April /.
At one time it was rumored that Elihu
Root was to be Mr.. Hills chief legal adviser,
but he could not be tempted by the salary
offered.
The sun., 1907-03-07
FRENCH TARIFF MY re RAISED
Maximum Rates likely 60 Bc Applied 10
American Products.

WASHINGTON. March 6.-After consider
able negotiation between the State De-
partment and the French Government
it has been found that the United States
has nothing to Offer France in return for
the minimum French tariff. and it is likely
that France will apply her maximum
rates to American products, just as Ger
many proposes to do unless she can secure
some return from America for the lower
rates Of duty. As with the German sitYa-
tion, the matter Of the French tariff is for
Congress TO settle. although there is a good
chance that the Germans will extend the
minimum tariff for a further period than
June 30. the date on which the present
arrangement comes to an end.
Among things the French Government
refuses to accept are the inspections made
here under the pure food laws and the
regulations of the Department Of Agri-
culture Of live cattle and dressed meats.
Instead. the Government at Paris wants
the provision Of the old law requiring
certificates OF microsoopical examination.
The Italian Government has accepted
the new system and because Of this France
may also be brought to do so.
The sun., 1907-03-07
FIRE DEPARTMENT HEROES.
List OT Thirteen From which Five WIN Be
selected for Medals.

Fire Commissioner Lantry approved the
report of the committee Of deputy chiefs
which was submitted 10 hiIa yesterday in
regard to the names Of the flremen who
are to be put on the roll Of merit. The
list contains the names OF thirteen men
who made rescues at fires in 1905.
1t is from this list that the Commissioner
will later on select the men who are to re-
ceive the Ave medals that are annually
awarded. No man got on the list except
for rescuing persons at fires at persona
risk.
The men in Class are Fireman Michael
Nicklaus Of Truck and Firemen Robert
Tomlinson, George p. Feth and William
Russau Of Truck 9. Those in Class B are
Battalion Chief Thomas Larkin Of the
Twelfth Battalion. Foreman George j.
Fox of Engine 21, Assistant foreman Isaac
Ludgate Of Engine III, Foreman j. II.
Walker Of Truck %, Foreman James j.
Convey Of Truck rs. Fireman John X. kuch
of Truck %, Fireman James Sweetser Of
Truck 2s, Assistant Foreman Michael J.
Martin Of Engine Is and Fireman James j.
Tiernan Of Truck l3.
The sun., 1907-03-07
BOSS RTEF STILL IN HIDING.
Judge Dunno Declares Hail Given Before
judge Hebbard Forfeited.

SAN Francisco, March 6.-The case OF
Abe Ruef is in a worse tangle to-day as a
result of the efforts Of Judge Dunno to Sc
cure Ruef's presence and the endeavors Of
Ruefs attorneys TO have the District Court
of Appeals issue writ Of prohibition pre-
venting any further proceedings in Judge
Dunne's court
Their claim is that no move can be made
legally ip the Ruef trial until the United
States Supreme Court passes on the writ Of
error issued yesterday by Judge Hebbard
Abe Ruef is still in hiding and Sheriff
O'Neil declares he can't find any trace Of
him. Judge Dunno declared Ruef's $50. 900
bail forfeIUs1, AMI also declared that the
Sheriff. is Incompetent. He issued an
order for the appointment OF an elisor.
Mayor Sohmitz arrived from the East
by way OF Los Angeles but his coming
created not even a ripple
When the r ee case was called this morn
ing District Attorney Heney asked that
the bond given before Judge Hebbard
on Monday be forfeited.
This motion" said Judge Dunno. -was
made yesterday and has been held under
advisement I think the motion should
be granted and an order will be entered
accordingly"
The sun., 1907-03-07
BARONESS LEFT SMALL ESTATE.
Lady Burdett-Coutts's Income From Bank
stopped with Her Death.
Special CabIe Despatch 20 THE sun.

Special CabIe Despatch 10 THE sun.
LONDON, March o.-The will Of the late
Baroness Burdett- -Coutts was proved to-day.
The gross value Of the estate was sworn at
1894, es5, and the net value Of the personal
estate at t3l0.625.
The will is comparatively brief. Apart
from the clause bequeathing everything
to her husband, it only contains directions
regarding the munihoent gifts to the
Church Of England made during the
baroness's lifetime. II provides that IL
the Church 10 disestablished all these en-
dowments will be nullihed and revert to
the residuary personal estate, and ex-
presses the hope that the legatees will
devote the sums to the objects most likely
TO promote the principles Of the Protestant
reformation. civil liberty and social well
being"
In explanation Of the smallness Of the
estate it is pointed out that much Of the
testatrix's income derived from the banking
house Of Coutts 4 Co. ceased with her death.
The sun., 1907-03-07
ESTRANGED FROM GEN. BOOTH.
DalingtOn Booth Says That Even Letter
OF sympathy Was Answered Curtly.


OF sympathy Was Answered Curtly.
MoNTCLAIR, n. j.. March 0.-Gen. Balling-
ton Booth Of ths Volunteers Of America
was asked tonight whether the arrival
Of his father. Gen. William Booth. signifed
that there was plan to amalgamate the
Volunteers with the Salvation Army. He
said:
First, have had no intlmation whatever
of my father. William Booth, coming to
this country. having merely seen the an
nouncement in the newspapers. My last
long letter to my father. which was one
Of sympathy at the time Of the death Of
his daughter Emma. was answered by a
secretary in the briefest and most distant
manner. From this silence Mrs. Ballington
Booth and have been left to infer that the
attitude Of the Booth family toward us is
precisely the same as it was when. for
reasons, we left the Salvation Army and
took our stand eleven years ago.
We were then informed that unless
we came back TO the Salvation Army in
submission to their dictates we should be
looked upon as strangers and renegades.
They never write us. nor do they ever take
the slightest interest in our personal affairs.
Second. there is no more likelihood
OF the Volunteers OF America, under our
presidency amalgamating with the Saliva
ton Army than there is Of the Methodist
Church joining that movement because
Herbert Booth. who has ceased to be a
Salvationist. is now an evangelist in that
body. We differ from the Salvation Army
in government. policy and principle and the
majority Of our people have never served
in that organization and would not wish
to be confused or officially identified with it,
1T is very painful to Mrs. Ballington
Booth and myself that this subject should
be constantly brought up. We speak
with great reluctance concerning 1t. In
deed. We would not speak at all were il not
that we owe a duty to many comrades
and friends all over the country"
Mrs. Ballington Booth said that she
oonCurred in every word her husband
had said