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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30

Cyril Scott appears at the Academy
Of Music tomorrow and "Wednesday
II, m I the New S, York production OF "The
n na, ! t thi, While only one COM
IN this country, three companies pre-.
sented the piece in London, ana the
langlish provinces, and TRANSACTIONS
are W,e being made for Paris. Berlin and
that that The Prince Chap Is a legitimate
success, THE Prince Chap" is said to
contain more comedy than pathos and
mas opportunities for splendid acting
nat 7, arc not overlooked. In its scenes
"rrilby," save TINT the latter piece
showed life In Paris.
Mr.. Charles Howard. who takes the
leading part In I'm New York Town.
week with a special matinee We'd
lrosGay, is we'll rsmcmbered here. ~
The book OF "Piff Pafi Pous," the
delishtful musical cocktail" which b,
G. Whitney''s company Of comedians.
the Bijou next week is by Stanislaus
i STANCE, the author OF Dolly Varden.',
IN this production. MI. STANCE is said
to have surpassed all previous efforts,
and q plot OF decided originality ana
DISCRETIONARY bright dialogue are the
result, The music and lyrics are by
William Jerome and lean swartz. l'1
Mr.. Whitney has mounted the Niece
\ In II lavish manner and has engaged
an exceptional cast for it's presenta-
ton. headed by Ben F.Grinnell. fortwo
wears featured as comedian Mt the New
/ York lIlppodrome, e
',The spolers.'' by Rex, L. Beach
land James AIacArthur, will bean early
a story OF tho Alaskan gold-fe!ds, and
lis filled with excitement from the
/ moment Glenister and DeNtry help the
girl on board thNir vessel bound for
i Nome, to the time thar the.r claim
mine in Alaska Is once more llrmly
4 iest abIiSlieO, lgs Nl6 " i5S3 4ist .e,fsl5
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Heard and Seen in Public Places

the piking trade. He sought the young
the plungers and the rat
Sheadys and though he treated them
orally managed to separate them from
the COIN"
New Years RESOLUTIONS.
1T wonder how many of the New
Years resolutions will live until dark
ness comes said the observant citi-
zen. "They will be and are being
made by the same people who made
them before. II the men who say they
will get on the water wagon would
stay there for year the whiskey
trust would go out of business and
the distillers in the Fifth Congressional
District would cry2for bread. The wa
ter wagon Is 4 great institution, but
those who wait until the first day of
the year to get aboard are not able
to stay above ground. They jump
down for drink and never go aboard
aEain-llrltil the first Of the next YEAR,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30
Auttion Scales, future DapA
BY Pollard s. Basby.
Real Estate Aucloneers. \

KeH7 r4 's''S7 u X
COURT SALE OF VACANT LOT AT
NoRTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN
AND WENTY-SEN ESTH eTRE.ETo.
Lot 32XI4 FEET. %
In execution OF a decree OF the Chan.
Gerry Court in suit al City OF Rlchmondi
Us. Nlncy Bohannan's heirs, entereas
November IS. 1907, Will sell By AUG
tion. on the premiyes,. on
TUESDAY, DEcENIB AR 81. 1907.
Mt 43O O'clock T.. NJ. the abovs-msns
tionedslot. i
- III. n. POLLARD, 81
Special Commissioner.
certify that the bond required %
the Special Commissioner has beena
duly given, Given under my hand this
9Th OF December. 1907. II sSss
~ IA. Clerk
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of a lifetime by not going into the
major organization when ripe for 1t.
The graded plan of draft without
modification gems by far the best for
baseball, taken throughout all its RAM
iiicutions. and II the majors control
think is fair and Just, some system
should be found to reduce their salary
rolls other than by altering the man
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30

Off for Norfolk.
Garry D. NJ. Sherman, the new man
ager Of the Monticello Hotel. left for
Norfolk yesterday after spending sew.
eral days with Manager Fry at the JEFF
ferson:. He comes from the Continental
IN philadelphia. where he made good
Enough we have no more exposition
business at Norfolk said Mr.. Sher.
man. we naturally expect an excellent
trade, and Will doubtless get a good
share of the tourist travel coming
South hs. yvnter q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30

~ RESIDENT w. A. Garrett, of the
- Seaboard Air Line and q party
of officials will leave here this
morning at 9.35 o'clock on an in
spection trip from Richmond to Raleigh.
Mr.. Garrett will arrive early this
morning from New York. Mr.. G. H.
Xix. general superintendent: Mr.. H. W..
Stanley. whose appointment as assist
ant general superintendent becomes eff
fective on Wednesday; Mr.. j. G. Nell
son. chief engineer, and Mr.. a. j. Poole
arrived yesterday from Norfolk to meet
the president. stopping last night at
the Richmond Hotel. Mr.. r. e. Bos-
we'll, formerly of the Queen and Cres-
cent. Will succeed Mr.. Stanley as su-
perintendent Of transportation. and
will probably Join the other officials
to-day. Mr.. HiX. who Is we'll known
in Richmond. renewed many pleasant
acquaintances at the hotel last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30

Council Steadily Grows.
In the lobby at Murphy's last night
the local politicians held an extra ses-
sion to discuss the race for City En-
Boiling and Mr.. Beck. "From what
can gather" said the spokesman
each, candidate has about forty votes
already pledged. and this would look
as II We are increasing instead of re-
These pledges might BIO worth some
thing, but you,know the members vote
on roll call, and somebody is apt to
drop dead of SURPRISE" The politi-
We're still around the even money
mark, with any sort of price offered on
the outside candidates. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30
THE ChicngO SItuntlon,

The Chicago Situation.
The more the difference between the
American Association and the major
leagues are looked into. the less does
it appear that players have much to
do with them.
The Chicago situation is the meat
in the nutshell. In tho American Ass
sociation there are two or three own
.ers who are less sincere in trying to
place good clubs In the cities which
they control at present than they are
in trying to force their way into
Chicago, where they believe that a
fortune awaits them because OF the
success of the semi-professional teams
in that city.
In spite of the fact that these SEMI
FL OCCASIONAL teams have made some
money playing Sunday games. and oc-
casional Saturday games. the greedy
promoters Of the American Associa-
ton seem to forget that 1t is largely
due to the fact that there have been
no salaries to pay compared with what
there would be with club IN the
American Association. and that there
have been no travelling expenses to
meet.
1t is generally predicted in major
league circles that after the present
season there Is reason to believe few
err players will be carried by the ma
jors. Salary rolls of thirty. forty. fif-
ty ana even sixty men are NONSENSE
cal. A manager with so many men
on hand can't .cll half the time what
players are the best, as none of them
receives the trial which he really
needs in order to prove his ball-piay
; ing worth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30

Much nterest Is being shown in local
sporting circles in the Hinton Schcrm-
er wrestling match to take place at
tho skating rink tonight, commencing.
catch-can for the best two in three
falls to finish. Both men are in eX-
cellent condition for the contest which
promises to be fast, hard-fought. Him
as nearly evenly matched as they could
be; Both Will weigh about 40 pounds.
On Ihursday night Young Meryen
a ar, !. =, George Herbert will again meet ct
o on me lnat az the rink in the SECOND
ship In their previous contest Her-
pert was the winner. Merven, however
showing himself a worthy opponent
On Friday night there viii be n
= ~, between John F. Brent and OPP
lecrntly defeated Harley here in two ,io
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30

About Atlanta.
Down in Atlanta" said a New York
man AZ the Richmond Yesterday. the
of the fact that .the city will go dry
on January LIST, for they arc ndvertis-
! ing Atlanta as the greatest prohibition
! city III tho world. 1,
tho rush for liquor Just now. 1t is be-
ling bought and stored by men who
| seldom drink 1t, and by "Wednesday
night practically every home will be
i supplied. In the number of saloons
Richmond is farahcad of Atlanta, The
Georgia capital charges II llcense fee
OF $4,000. and only 13o establishments
4 are In business, which shows The Ct
| fcctof high license on the little fell
lows, Many of the bars are displaying
signs that the places will BIZ occupied
by so and so after the New Year, and
meanwhile the wholesalers are pre-
pairing to locate in Chattanooga and
Jacksonville. Atlanta accepts tho SIT
uatlon p!hilosoophically. without dis
| the tan rate and business, 1t is we'll
to bear in mind that Atlanta
did not go dry OF Its own accord OF
by Its. own vote for It was thr:wr
enacted b. the Legislature.
4 ''To my mind the dispatch from
Dallas, saying that Dlck Canleld, the
4 gambler, was preparlns - erts ,ee "
the Texas oil business with John w
Cates,.ts moro than significant. re-
| marked a traveller at Murphy's FOR 7
4 shows that the sentiment to-day i
lrapidly driving tho gamblers to cover
apubltc sentiment forced Garfield tt
close his New York establishment tbs
largest, richest and most elaborate un,
i der the direction Of one man IN ths
cause or politics. Garfield has peel
I'm the business sfor twenty-flye years
4 ever since no left college In fact, nnt
I.during all that time he only serye,fI
Il New York nallae no did not cater e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30

/ Funny Arthur" and his combination
of dog and monkey actors will be added
to this weeks program ut the Ferari
Jungle and Trained Animal Arena at
lakewood Park. In addition, five other
big acts Will be seen at the two daily
performances at $3.50 and $3.50 o'clock.
This week will also close the engage
ment of Captain Winston and his edu-
Gated sea-lions. who leave next Mon
the London Hippodrome, after which
they will make an extended tour OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30

."Ths being the case. and there nav
INC been perhaps some unjust criticism
a. TO the length Of time players We're
allowed to represent Carlisle. and also
to the custom OF playing Indian en-
ploycs it has been decided to enact
and enforce eligibility rules preventing
any student representing Carlisle IN
football more than four years. and
providing that only regularly enrolled
students. and not employees. shall be
narrittod IN nlay" +.ic y2it "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30
carll.le'. Eligibility Rule,

"The term of enrolment at Carlisle
lis five years. and students often re-
main longer, and have been allowed 70
represent Carlisle. in athletics as iohs
nc they have been here. There were
Two members OF this years football
team who had played more than four
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION
ers Of the District Of Columbia, Washington, De-
cember 6, 1907.-Ordered: That sections fourteen
90 and fifteen (15) Of article four a. of the
Police Regula lions Of the District Of Columbia,
entitled Disposition Of Hacks and Other We
hicles," be and the same are hereby revoked and
annuled. and that the following be and they
are hereby enacted In lieu thereof: Sec. IA. That
70 much as may be necessary Of the west half Of
the south front of the new terminal railroad sta
ton. known as the Union station, directly west
Of the central entrance thereof. 10 hereby desig-
mated and set apart as q stand for licensed hotel
omnibuses, carrying guests Of or for their re-
spective hotels, and 1t shall be unlawful for any
driver Of any hotel omnibus to take passengers
to any place other than the hotel for which be
is driver; said omnibuses shall stand backed to
the curb In front Of said station. the heads Of
the horses attached thereto to face south; and
20 much Of the plaza as may be necessary. oppo-
site the south front OF the said station. between
the east and central entrances thereto, and at
cabs hereafter provided for, 10 hereby designated
as q stand for public hacks and vehicles plying
for hire the heads Of the horses attached to such
hacks and vehicles to face north; the number Of
such hacks and vehicles shall not exceed twenty
ave altogether at any one time. Sec. Is. That
90 much Of the south front Of the said station as
may be necessary. between the east and the cen
trail entrances thereto, Is hereby designated and
located as q stand for the cabs maintained and
operated by the railroad companies; such cabs
shall stand backed to the curb In front Of the
said station, the heads Of the horses attached
thereto facing south HENRY B. r. MACFAR-
LAND, HENRY I; WEST. JAY ]. MORROW.
Commissioners, d. C.
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TO AMEND THE CONSTITUTION
Joint Resolution Providing for mi
tiatiye and Referendum.

Representative Fulton has offered a
Joint resolution for an amendment to the
Constitution of the United States as fol-
lows:
Eight per cent Of the voters OF not less
than fifteen Of the states shall have the
power to propose by petition any legisla-
ton, and 10 per cent of not less than fif
teen of the states shall have the power to
propose amendments to the Constitution.
and 8 per cent of not less than fifteen OF
the states shall have the power to exer-
else the referendum by means of petitions
to the President"
Another measure proposed by Repre-
sentative Fulton provides for the recall
Of public officials by elections: to credit
deductions allowed to federal prisoners
for good conduct; retiring ON pay all
veterans of the civil war who have at
tained the age of seventy; giving officers
Of the Marine Corps and the revenue cut
ter service the same pay by rank as In
drawn by the active list Of the army,
and increasing the pay Of army officers.
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Jurisdiction Of the Commission.

Ward W. Pierson. counsel for the Co.'S
mopolitan Shipping Company of Philadel-
phia, has filed his brief with the inter-
state commerce commission In the Ham
burg American Packet Company case. re-
speeding the demurrer attacking the au-
thority of the commission to compel the
defendant to reply to the allegations made
by the Cosmopolitan Company. The brief
is substantially a reiteration Of Mr.. Pier
sons oral argument before the commits
sion. He maintains that. under section
one of the interstate commerce act. the
commission has ample authority to hear
the case on its merits and aae insists that
there shall not be one law for domestic
carriers and another for foreign carriers.
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Child Fatally Burned.

Benjamin Clark. a colored child, fifteen
months old. was fatally burned yesterday
afternoon while playing about q stove at
the home of It's parents. on the Benning
road. Members Of the family found the
child with its clothing ablaze. and physi-
clan was summoned. He found the child's
condition to be 50 serious that all he could
do was to relieve its pain. A certificate
Of occidental death-was. gtvens
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s35. 1881 14th NV. sr
$50. So. lob 10th NV. %
$50. so. ....125 g se, o.
S22. 30. The I'hoenix. 6r
$3.50 4 $50. .90l Var.
mum NV, U
$32. 20. 1871 "a NV, Or
SS2.0 q $50. 800 Web
ster NV. 7r
$40. 50. The Montg'my. b.
$50. The Marlborough, 2r
$50. ..4S15 Bright'd av,1r
$50. 49,. .43l4 9th NV, 7r
$50. %. 432 9Th NV. hall
$50. .60l d nv, omces
SIS. 10. 1905 10th NV. Or
$27. so. POS Decatur. Or
SGT. 80. 1928 fngleside. l0r
SIS. go. .2217 H NV, II
SIS. so. 62S Shepherd. Or
SOS. 30. 4O4 Shepherd. Or
s25. so. .40l4 5th NV, 81
S25. 40. ..2114 K NV. Or
SIS. The Milton. 3r
SIS. SIS Quincy NV. 7f
f8. 80. .1023 N Cap, 0R
$23. 80. 1744 willard. Or
SO. 0..5S Fla av nv. 6r
500. so. :. .827 r NV, Ar
S21.0. ITO Morton, Or
t21. 80. .621 9th ne. Or
$40. The Cumberland. q
$3.50. .12l5 10th NV, 7r
$3.50. .224 Mass NV, Or
$17.35.. 40 r l av NV Or
$3.50. =. .1432 d sc, 6r
SIS. The Westover, ir
$l0.40. ..916 2lst NV, 1r
SO. .20O9 Rosedale ne. Or
s.. so. 1902 N ] av sc, Or
,perty for rent SEND TOT
IN & HENsEY CO..
r.
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FOX RENT
s125.. .ls25 oath NV, 12r
500. 1910 q nv, Tor
500 & SEQ. ..1407 18th
NV, Tor
es5. 1911 Pa Nv. sto. dwg
e65. .1o11 N Vi sv NV. 12r
$50. The Montgomery. Ar
$50. 1909 Path NV, Tor
$50. The Westover. 6r
SEQ. 1928 14th NV, LIT
SIS. ....1T06 P NV. Tor
s55. 1899 Mass NV, 1lr
$50. so. The Westover, Or
$3.50. 1913 Path NV, Tor
PSI. go r NV, once. 3r
$50. 10. 1922 X NV, i1r
$50. IS. phi Wash cir Or
$50. 90. .l0l6 22d nv, o.
$50. BIT 18th NV. Or
$50. 1717 Eilb'rne NV, 10r
go = ,o ,22i / nv: e
|I4h.5o. 1921 r NV, Or
e45. :. The Victoria, 5f
345. The Westover, 6r
A5. The Pebbleton, Or
SAP. 30. .l741 r NV, Or
S42. 80. The Miller. 5r
$40. IS. ..l5l3 S NV. 1or
$40. IS. .643 z Cap, I0r
e40.S. zoe Wash ct, Or
|t+o. 50. ...l213 ] NV, Or
$40. 50. .l4o A ne, Or
$40. .s23 10th NV, o.
80. I'M Euclid NV. Or
IS. 10. .1s27 Ore av,10f
(e3I. so. 1928 Q NV. 7f
s27 70. 2443 Ont I'd NV Or
SIS. so. 1924 W NV. Sr
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weekly
SWARTZELL. RHE
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COS 14TH ST.N.w.
i725 Riggs sc, Tor b45. 90
l746 Ore av. Tor, b. 90
457 NJ NV, i1r, b. 40. IS
1915 2sth, Or. b....37.50
1900 s. sr. b. SO. so
i341 Corcoran, Tor. b35. 90
li41 ed. Or, b. .35. SO
9o2 Nd av ne, Or, b. 80. 90
2S05 Q NV, Sr, b. ..2S. 90
1924 N J av, 6r. b. Is. so
2204 ] NV. Or, b. also
1876 Lin av. Or. b.20. so
$40 18th se, Or. b. 1T. 50
{ N se, Or. b. .....i1.6o
l13 e ne. 5r. .....l2.50
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Ol2 H NV, sfo. Tor, b45. 90
1917 Fl NV. to be remodel
1901 9Th. sto. Pr. 80. 50
1916 o. sto, stable. sO.vO
l250E 9th. store. 1880
816 1917. sr. store. 25. 90
COLORED TENANT.
l432h Q. Or. b. sta. 80. 50
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BETHLEHEM. Pa, December 9.-Nearly
200 weavers employed at the Sauquoit silk
mill today went on strike because of . cut
in wages of " cent a yard and the dis
missal Of four weavers.
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FOR RENT-w. h. WALKER,

FOh KEN Nv. n. w q
Successor to R.
TO 18Th
2o23 Conn av. 12r.
1875 2iti. in. sb. 1880
1886 18th NV. 13r,
22l7 Conn av, 11r. bloc. 90
2O14 Col I'd. 12r. 1888
1856 18th NV. Tor. b60. 90
3l57 18th NV. l0r. b60. 90
1852 S NV, 11r, b. 40. 90
e28 T NV, l1r. b. 80. 90
2506 Clihb'ne, Tor. b55. 90
25O6 Clinb'rne, Or. b55. 90
8167 18th. Tor. b. SIS. 90
l755 Kilb'rne. l0r. b55. 90
1891 Park I'd, Or. b. so. 90
3l65 18th NV. Tor, bO. 90
laos Harvard. Or, b. As. 90
300 8 NV. Or, b. .40.5O
1915 18th NV, 10r. b40. 90
1904 Corcora n Or h 40 on
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FOR RENr-BY wEsCoTT & WILCOX.

lud- ave.
| 2420 n. Or, w.....I3.oo
1923 32d. 7r. w.. 90
1889 32d, Or. w....13.0(
| APARTMENTS.
1905 a. 8 d. 5r. BIAS. 90
1712 Sd. "a. 5r. b.0. sc
1879 @. 81. 4r, b.. 20. 50
1854 23d. ID, Or, b. &c. 80
101A 23d. Or. b,lat. 20. SO
$50 10th, "a. Ar, b.lS.bO
THE CARLISLE, 1913
n, non-housekeeping-
3 rooms. bath. 30. SO
1877 23d. Ar. W. ..14.5C
C0LORED.
2143 d. Or. w....15.5C
$50 Path. 5r. w...l0.O
STORES.
s06-061a 9th. each. IS. 90
1904 81. 2r. w....@.U0
1243 10th. st, eel. %. 90
200 NJ. store. cel.1s.W
l417 Wisconsin av.12.0C
1904 Fl. 2r. W. $1,000
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S2-4S6 La av. heated
rms. $40. S12.50, so
STABLES,
on 18th. SIS. c,r.w,g.2o.0 90
louses and Oats apply at
de7-d, eSu
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FOR RENT-BY .. =. Z
4o6 18th, 1sr. $50. 90
l74S s NV. llr, 3b. IS. 90
1916 Sth NV, Or, b.40.5 so
1917 Sth NV. 11r, b. .40.0
COS @ NV, Or. b. 81. 1000
1851 U NV, store. 40. 90
444 p NV. Sr. b. $3.50
300 o NV, Tor, b. .35. so
1873 Riggs NV, Tor, b35 90
30 4th Sc. l0r, b. 30. so
1926 18th NV, Tor. b. 32.50
el5 18th NV. 12r, b. 80. so
621 P NV. 7r. b. .31.60
It'll and Morton,
eto, sta. .........81.0
1929 9Th NV, Or, b.80.50
1913 NJ av NV, Sr. b30 80
435 o NV, Or, sta. 80. SO
1900 9th NV, 7r, b. 80. 50
1888 18th NV. Or. b. 80. 90
800 Fla Az NV. sto. 30. 90
1887 9th NV, 6r. b. 27.0
1882 9Th NV. Tor. b. n. so
5l1 P NV. 1A. b. %. so
1893 9th NV, 81, b,
large yard. .....2.m
800 / NV, 7r, b. rs. so
4th & NJ nw.sto. eel. Is. so
5O2 18th ne, Or, b..1.0
LIST and Decatur Ots. n.
warehouse, electric el
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FOR RENT-BY n. L. !
Oak View. 17r. %. fur$230
1899 Cor. 12r. b, fur. Us
l407 L, 11r. b, want offer
1927 r I av, Or. b. rs. 90
1910 18th. llr. b. fur. l&.
IT17 @, Tor. b. 100
1873 Goth. Tor. 2b. 500
lib LIST ne. lar. b. 1900
$50 18th, 13r, b.. .65. 90
i74s S, Tor. b. :. 80. 90
1919 F NV. LOT, b. 90. 90
1907 r. 12r. b. so. 90
1888 18th NV. l0r, b. 47.50
i4l4 Hopkins, Or, BAT. so
2127 N, Tor. b. .-..1. 50
APART
The wagar. 5r. b.55.00
The Pebbleton. Or, b45. 90
1901 9th NV. Sr. b.35. 90
l54s NJ av NV. Or. BPS. so
Si2 18th. 5r, b. .2.50
1901 LIST. 3r. b, fur
1874 U NV. 5r, b. .22.50
25l2 It'll. 5r. b. .2.60
ia G ne. 5r. b. 1000
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FOR RENT-CALL FOR OUR BULLETIN OF
desirable houses for rent. Our list also ap
pears in these columns every Wednesday ant
Saturday.
MOORE HILL Qne.).
no2S-th 4 Su m tu-tf 1888 g Of.
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" - -
ct. NV.
903 s NV. Or. b. $3.50
i740 Riggs, Or. b. $3.50
1928 Q NV, sr. b.. .85. 80
1928 T NV. Sr. b. 80. 90
1904 Camb'ge, Sr,b. $3.50
1920 P NV. 6r. b.. Us. 90
400 9Th ne, 5r, b. ..l7.0
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-10

,, SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
,umna, holding Probate Court.-No. 14O4s. Ad.
minnistration.LIhis is to give notice that the
the psrct III Tas BY the Supreme Court Of
mentary on the estate Of George g. e.. DE-
ceased. has, with the approval Of the Snnre me
Court Of the District Of Columbia. hoidfne q
~ rFo m Court appointed Monday. the 2sd day
I'll Time snd ssd 1eoa At 10 osocs
ing payment and distribution from said estate
under the courts direction and Control. when
end where all creditors and persons entitled to
oistrioutive shares or legacies or a residue. are
tornee TO attend IN person or by agent at
the estate properly vouched Given under s'D my
hand this ID day Of December, 1907 NATIONAL,
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY. formerly the
NATIONAL Safe Deposit Savings and Trust Com
Rany o Of The District Of Columbia By WILLIAM
Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court. des.iawSt
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
tr1ct Of Columbia. Special Term TOR Probate
Business,.In the matter of the estate Of Eliza
7. Ward. deceased. Admin. No. 14S4s.-Application
paving been made By Minnie Chaplin for the pro-
bate OF the last will and testament Of decedent
fh;. Tor 81 letter. on said estate
that Edward Drake, Phoebe e. Henley and
George F. White. and the unknown next Of kin
and heirs at law OF decedent, and all others con-
eerned appear in said court on Wednesday, the
any they have. why such application should not
pc granted Notice hereof shall be published in
the Washington Law Reporter and The Evening
Star once In each Of three successive weeks be-
fore the return day herein mentioned. the first
rst tS Be nS less th;1 thirty days
!Sealo true copy-Attest: JAMES TANNER,
Register Of Wills. de3-1aw st