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supper there was rehearsal and everyone
reported pleasant time.
Awaiting Trial
Awaiting Trial

Dwight a. Miles, who shot and instantly
killed his wife at Newport Center Satur-
day, March 30, as reported in the MONITOR
last week, was caught at Richford after
trying to Gu, his throat with a small pocket
knife that was missed in the search OF his
clothing when lodged in the lookup at
that place. He was taken TO Newport and
lodged in county Jail where for several
days he was very i'll from loss OF blood and
other sickness, but is now reported out of
danger. The report that Niles is i'll with
pneumonia and cannot recover is untrue.
He eats and sleeps we'll and Sheriff Miles
informs the writer this morning that the
prisoners recovery is almost sure.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
After shooting his wife, as reported in
last weeks paper, Niles made good his es-
cape from Newport Center as most of the
men were at q school meeting. But soon a
posse OF men were following him, and kept
up the search that night and all day Sun
day, sending kilograms and telephone mes
sages in all directions. As the midnight
freight running from Newport to Mont
real, was clim bing the summit" about
four miles this side of Newport, man
jumped on to the rear end of the van. Con-
ductor Poirrier suspecting that he was the
| man they were looking for invited him tC
come into the van and lie down on his
| bunk, which he did after removing hi:
overcoat and shoes, which were very wet
from his long tramp. He owned up to The
conductor that his name was Niles, and
said he was a brakeman on the Contra
| Vermont Railway and wanted ride. NileI
was soon sound asleep as he was nearly
exhausted. As the train made no stop
until it reached Msnsonville station, th
conductor teegraphed to the night operat
or at Richfo d to have an officer at the de
pot when the train arrived there, which
was nearly two O'Clock Monday morning
Sheriff Gross was notified and with D. NJ
Mari, one of the custom officials, en-
tered the van where Niles lay sleeping, anC
after awakening him and receiving hi
confession as the guilty party, he wa
handcuffed and placed in the lookup IL
the hose house. His revolver was takeI
from him and general search was mad
OF his person. AS they were making fir'
in the room he suddenly cut two larg
gashes in his throat wit h penknife whicI
he had concealed somewhere in his cloth
ing. Not content with doing this he tor
open his throat with his fingers and ble
about two quarts of blood before it coul
be stopped. Drs. E. p. Lunderville ant
g. s. Scofeld were called, who dressed tn
wounds.
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Mr.. and Mrs. &c Kinney, Sunday school
workers, were in East Richford about
ten days recently, with the result that the
people have raised money to secure a
preacher for the summer, and Mr. Kinney
is helping to raise money for an organ for
them. The collection taken at the union
meeting on March 25 viii go toward the
organ.
The members and attendants OF the
Methodist Episcopal church in this place
will tender reception to Rev. and Mrs.
w. c. Johnson on Friday next from s to
10 o'clock in the evening. During the
seven years of his pastorate here Mr.. John
son has made many friends, and all such
throughout the community are cordially
invited to attend.
1t is reported that in Spokane, Wash
ington, recently $4,000 people turned out
on an appointed day to clean up the city,
and the change was something marvellous.
Here is an idea for the Village Improve
ment society to work out in Barton An
appointed day we'll advertised for all the
people in Barton to get out and slick up
thear yards and the streets would work
wonders in looks.
Joseph Ready, formerly of this place but
now living at Perth, Ont, was badly hurt
recently. He was visiting his brother who
| has spirited span of horses. The horses
were frightened, gave sudden turn, str1k-
ing Mr.. Ready and throwing him to the
| ground and tr aading on him. He was bad
| ly cut about the head and neck, and one
leg was broken. At first it was thought
he could not live, but he is now believed to
be out of danger.
Z. w. Tenney informs US that he arrived
safely in Boston with his shipment of fish,
losing but one trout. Mr.. Tenney says the
display made by the fish he took was the
best wild trout display made and ranked
well with them all. He received many
| compliments on the display and feels CON
tideut that they will make a su ubstantial
advertisement for the fishing grounds in
this section. Mr.. Tenney says he will tell
something OF the display and other matters
to all who attend the meeting of the Crys-
tai Lake Fish and Game club the evening
of April 16.
Court Roaring Brook, I o. F., of this
town will celebrate the first anniversary OF
their local organization on Wednesday
evening with ball and masquerade in
Seaver's hall with music by Young's or.
chestra. The grand march will assemble
en- masque, at $3.50 O'Clock, led by DIR. r
Bosworth and lady. Admission is SOC pei
couple, ladies free; to balcony, 15c. Al
II 100 p. m. there will be an interm1ssior
and supper at Odd Fellows hall. A recep-
tion to visiting Foresters will be held al
theis hall at 1880 p m. The floor anG
stage of SeaVer's hall are being put il
first class condition preparatory to tn,
ball.
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Methodist Church Notes.

An Epworth League social is scheduled
for the near future.
Several new members will be received
into the EpTorth League next Sunday
night.
No Junior League meeting was held
yesterday, owing to the illness of the su-
perintendent.
A supper will be served at the church
Thursday beginning at O'Clock and con-
tinuing until all are served. All invited.
The degree of ''esquire" was conferred on
seven candidates in the Knights of King
Arthur Tuesday evening. Prof. Erwin as
sisted in initiation.
Next Sunday evening the pastor will de-
liver special sermon to the Knights OF
King Arthur. A portion of the music will
be furnished by the Knights.
Next Sunday will be the last Sunday be-
fore the annual conference. All persons
having subscribed any sums for benevolent
collection are requested to pay the same to
the pastor this week.
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VICINITY ITEMS.
Cleaned from Towns in Our. Territory,
of Interest to All Readers.
Date May 20 at Newport.

The date OF the an nual convention OF the
Orleans County Christian Endeavor union
is May % with the Congregational church
at Newport. Preparstions are being made
for a rousing meeting With one or two
good outside speakers.
Underpass at Newport Center.
News later than that printed in another
part OF the paper states that the railroad
commission has ordered an underpass
built where the main road crosses the c. p.
tracks at Newport Center but did not or
der the pass built at North Troy as re-
quested.
Success of Lyndonville Inventor.
CA. squires of Lyndonville, who in
vented and pltented a ball bearing door
hanger for freight cars, is the president
of company formed in Boston to push
the sale. thss already received orders tc
equip ! .OJ0 cars. Ths other officers OF the
conpsny are: Vice president, A. II
Forbush OF Boston; secretary, A. E. Hum
phrey OF Lyndonville; treasurer and gen
-erai maua ser, Z @. Norris OF Lyndonville.
Three Bands Meet.
Last Friday evening" the Newport ant
Barton Landing bands met with the Bartol
band in DAD Fellows nall, Barton. Ar
rangements w,re made whereby the thre
bands will unite snd give a union concer
in each o. the three villages sometime dur
ing the coming season. A fine supper ws
served by the Rebekahs and Rev. w.
johnson acted as toistmsster. After Ii
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WEST CHARLESTON.

Elmer Nye is home from Boston on
visit.
Will Picord is visiting relatives in Man
chester, n. H., and other places.
The M. w. Il. sugar social was success.
mum Der from Derby attended.
Mrs. Will Davis visited ber mother, Mrs.
Harvey, in Newport last Wednesday.
AdeD Armstrong and Wilmer Brackett
are home f.o q Boston on a vacation.
AIeah Duquette of SheI brooke was the
guest of mis- brother, Arthur,t the past week.
Mrs. John Lunderville has returned from
the Mary Fleicner hospital in Burlington.
Mrs. James Bennett of Providence, Il. l.,
came here last Thursday to visit relatives
and friends. o.
Master Earl Brainard of Derby Line has
been the guest of his friend, Lawrence
Calhoun, the past week.
Mrs. r. a. Ga,chell returned from Bel
lows Falls Apr. 1. Her mother, Mrs. Geo.
Twombly of Darby, came with her.
There will be q farewell reception for
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Congregational Church Notes.

Regular midweek prayer nesting Thurs
day evening at 7:30.
Mr.. Underwood of Hartland, vice presi-
dent of the Vermont c. e. union, was
present at the Christian Endeavor meeting
last evening and gave an interesting talk
on Christian Endeavor work.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-04-08

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Sanders were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Mason at
Barton recently.
Geo. Dubois who has been working at
Sutton during the winter has hired out to
the E. l.. Chandler Co.
Misses Blanche and Florence Winget OF
Irasburg are spending a few days With
their aunt, Mrs. Frank Parlin.
The new boilers for the lower Chandler
mill have come and will be installed this
spring and new smoke stack raised.
Moses Burbank advertises an auction sale
of live stock that will be held on his place
in Barton Landing, Wednesday at O'Clock
p. N.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mileken and Mrs. H E.
Abbott of Portland, Me-, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Page several days
last week.
Mrs. Geo. Cole recently received her in
surance money from the North Western
Mutual Insurance company on the death
of her husband.
Taplin & Rowell advertise an auction
sale Of go horses from their lumber woods
at their sta bles here on Thursday of this
week at 10 O'Clock a. m. The horses weigh
! from HOO to 1900 pounds and will be sold
without reserve.
Homer B. Ford, who was in San Francis
CO during the earthquake and since has
been on a tour from Portland, Me-, to
Mexico visiting the large cities in Texas
and many other states, arrived home and
is visiting his parents here for a short time.
Wesley Doyle has moved into the Dar-
ling block from the Carl Skinner tenement
and Robert Murray has moved into the
| Brown block. James Hodgson has moved
from the Chamberlin tenement to the
Badger place about mile below the Will
age.
Some of those who are on the sick list
are as follows: Mrs. e. Preston, Ernest
Buck, Mrs. McKowin, Mrs. Harry Lee
Vera Wiley, Ralph Lawson and George
Martin. Malcon Cotton and Carl Rood are
sick from the effects of the Whooping
cough.
One of the pleasant events of the week
|
and Miss Nora Morse last Wednesday, both
of this place. 1t is. understood that Mr.
and Mrs. Buchanan will live with Mr.. Bu-
chanan's people. Rev. W. r. Davenport
performed the ceremony.
M. M. Taplin has since March 27 sold by
auctionE212 horses. On the 2Sth he sold Al
horses at Lisbon, N. H., on the 30th 9:
horses at North Adams, Mass, and on Apr
6 80 horses at North Adams. Mr. Taplin'
ability as auctioneer is widely known, anc
much OF the time he employs an assistant
having more business than he can do.
The annual meeting of Intervale Chapter
O.E.S., was held in Masonic hall last Thurs
day evening and TIE following officer
were elected for the ensuing year: w. NJ.
Miss Eva Martin; W. P. A. H. Gardyne
A. NJ, Mrs. Zaida Skinner; Sec., Mis-
Edith Lothrop; Treas, Mrs. Brown; Con.
Mrs. May Buzzo; Asst. Con, Miss JuIin
Rogers. The appointed officers are not ye
announced.
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BARTON LANDING.

Will JosIyn Las put q new piazza on the
north end of his house.
Miss Lillian Haire is making her home
with DR.. Young''s people.
for the j. G. Turnbull Co. -.
Mrs. Ethel Corrfgan Of Boston is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Glen Bailey.
Earle Ordway, who is in the University
of Vermont, is home on short vacation.
Mrs S. s. Stoddard of Barnet visited her
daughter, Mrs. L. Z. Spafford, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Boyes are happy
over the advent OF q daughter on March 30.
Kidder & French have sold out their in
terest in the meat business to Henry Smith.
Skinner & French have just purchased
span of ponies for carriage and pleasure
driving.
/ Geo. B. Stoddard has been ill with the
grip since Wednesday but is better this
morning.
DIR. Lamphere of Boston and his family
have moved into tenement of Mrs. David
HRrrlman's.
Bertha and Stella Lee. who have been
visiting friendsi in Troy for some time, have
returned home.
Regular meetingsot the Barton Landing
| Camp, No. 9505, NJ. w. of A. next Tuesday
i night. Work.
| Have you noticed Austin's base ball win
| dow? c. Young, the pitcher, is forcing The
season little.
II. Il. Whipple and family visited Dir.
Whipple's brother at Lyndonvilie several
days last week.
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Methodist Church Notes.

Prayer meeting on Thursday at 7:30.
Junior Lsague on Friday at 4 o'clock
with Mrs. Carl Jewell.
Presiding Elder Lewis will preach Sun
day evening next, April IA.
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vertisements will be inserted under this
A. too cents per word for drst insertion
one cent per word thereafter. Cash must
Imua1y the order. No ddUcTttscutcHt trflI
serted f0T Tess than troutu-frc cents.
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St. PauI's Church Notes.

Sunday evening at O'Clock benediction
of ne Blessed Sacrament and continuation
of the catechism instructions.
Mass next Sunday in East Albany at $50
a. m. and here Mass will be at II :45 a. m.
and sermon, ''W hat is the meaning of
Christ's words? "A little while and you
shall not see Me. And egain, in little
while and you shall see me-
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SINGLE COPIES 5 CENTS

Chas. Leach from Skinner, Me, is visit
ing at d. L. McGuire's.
Andrew Loomis of Craftsbury was in
town one day last week.
VIII Lurvey has moved into Ed. Gal
lag hers tenement house.
Miles & Whutemore began their spring
saving last Wednesday.
Clarence shatney mas moved into the
house vacated by 2 sartwell.
Fred Scott leaves Wednesday for Alberta
where be expects employment.
Sam Norris is working with Fred New
ton on cottage at Greens boro.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Loomis of Wolcott
visited at A. j. Loomis' last Wednesday.
c. H. Hand moved last week into
n. A. Cutters tenement house on WaIer
street.
Joe Kelley was here from Lowell and
spent a few days with his brother John
last week.
Harry Burt is helping Mr.. Hackett in
the creamery for a time until his other
man is able to begin work.
Elmer Andrus entertained party OF
about % or 80 with treat of very nice new
sugar last Friday. All enjoyed a very
pleasant time and returned home feeling
very sweet, thanks to Mr.. Andrus.
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CONGREGATIONAL Church Notes.

Regular service of song next Sunday
evening at 7:15. Miss Auman will speak
and sing at this service.
Chorus rehearsal OH Friday evening
Immediately after the prayer service, at
$50. Let every member make an effort to
be present.
Prayer service on Friday evening at 80.
Let there be a large attendance, as Miss
Auman, state missionary worker, will be
present She will also address the con-
gregation next Sunday morning.
The gentlemen of the church and con-
gregation will give sugar supper on
Tuesday evening, Apr 9. in the vestry of
the church. Every body is cordially in
vited to come and get some new sugar.
Supper at 6 O'Clock and until all are served.
ALBANY.
Foster Dow OF Hardwick was in town
last Saturday.
Fed Scott visited in Craf,sbury e few
days last week
Mrs. E. sartwell has moved in with Mr..
SartWelt again.
/ a. L. Annis has returned from trip TO
ST. Johnsbury.
! viii Beede Of Hardwick was in town a
few days last week
Mrs Wilcox of Burlington visited at A.
Eu.t's last Thu scay.
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BROWNINCToN CENTER.

&C. Orne still remains very ill.
Charles Whitehin spent several days at
Newport the past week.
Horace Whitehill is suffering with a Sc
we're attack of neuralgia in his neck.
Mrs. Maria Going is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Amy Alexander, of Evansville.
Wallace Kenison has bought of Charles
Burns his pair of heavy work horses, pay
ing $3.50.
John Bushey has sold his farm to Theron
Adams. Mr.. Adams took possession last
Monday.
Mrs. W. I. Smith is caring for Mrs. Lo-
renzo Grow at the village, who is sick with
pneumonia.
Perley Gallup, who occupied Mr..
Bushey's farm, has moved in with his
father, E. A. Gallup, for the present.
Charles Burns has closed his house and
gone to Canada, to place about
fifty miles above Sher brooke to take charge
of clubhouse for the summer
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-04-08
EAST BROWNINCToN.

Mrs Sarah Fox, who has been visiting
for few days at Alden browns, has re-
turned to her home at the Center.
Elmer Wright has bought the place
where Will Drown lived of Elmer White
and will take possession the first of May.
Harry Bickford viii work for Wilmer
Gray this summer and will move into the
house where Elmer Wright now lives.
Will Drown has moved into the Dan
Randall house at Evansville where he will
work for Will Montieth this summer.
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kANrED Invalid or elderly person to
for 80 my own home. Best OF refer
rs can be- given. Address south AL
fy, Box SO. 1916
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i 8ANTFD-One hundred tons maple
Rr VIII pay higlest price. K NJ.
y les, Albany. 1915
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WASTED

IANrED BLOCK and stove wood, deliv-
&C once. MONITOR Office, Barton.
14f
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lTENEMENT TO RENT-tront room can be
ed for barber shop, dressmaking or tailor
.op. A r McOOUgall, Barton. 14tf
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RANTED- TO buy 90 JERSEY cows, new
I|ch or nearby spriugers. Stock taken
Nry Monday, highest prices pait. Re-
Amber we pay the highest prices for
bar and wOol. B)th telephones In
4nse. W ". Hanson. Barton 1877
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FOR SALE-Tne Ice business IN Barton
lllage. ". l. White. 10 IT
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TO RENT.

ro RENT-Firs t. class organ. H. G. Gay
Stf
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FOR SALE--A Dusgy-very cueap. ct1c-
hce h. GilleF, Barton Landing. 13 10
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FOR SALE.

Vegeta bles Of ali kinds at V.F. Hunters.
3 tt
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WANTED Woman to do general house,
ork IN small family. A. Wslcott, Bar
Nom. IA 10
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For SALE-.OOO rolls wall paper just in
Z. ). Philips, Glover. ii 3"ks
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EVANSVILLE.

Mrs. Harry Bickford has been quite sick.
E. Carpenter has gone to work for Will
mer Gray.
VIM. Drown is moving into D. &. Ran
dall's house.
Fred Danforth has moved into Carol Al
exander's house.
Frank Hunt of Barton Landing has been
visiting his son, George Hunt.
Mrs. Harry Bickford's mother, Mrs. Gil
man of heffield, is visiting her.
LyalI SWEET, Archie Drown, L. D. SBett
Ivas Drown and Frank Marshall are work
ing for VIM. Montieth in the mill.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Sam Robb is quite sick.
Wesley Cargill is very i'll.
Miss Maude Hill is home on visit.
Joe Canning has gone to St. Johns burv
to work.
Mrs. Fred Tripp visited friends in New
port, recently.
Several of the children in town are sick
with whooping cough.
Mrs. w. E. Tripp, who has been sick for
the past two weeks, is gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Gray are the parents OF
a little daughter, born March 81.
Henry Daniord, who has worked in st.
Johnsbury this winter, has returned.
The United Workers will have sugar
party and promenade on Friday evening,
April IL. Ladies please bring plain dough-
nnts.
WEST CHARLESTON.
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BARTON.

VICINITY ITEMS CONTINUED ON PAGE Tw
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
supreme Court of the United stnte.. |

supreme Court Of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice. Nr Justice Harlan,
Mr.. Justice Brewer Mr. Justice White. Mr.. Justice
Peckham. Nh. Justice McKenua, Mr.. Justice Holmes,
Mr. Justice Day, and Mr., Justice Moody
Dwight Loomis Bailey. Of Louisville, Ky. and
Francis l. G0gan, Of Philadelphia. Pa. were ad-
mifted to practice.
Nos. %. @i. and 2Z5 Frank Del. Covingtoa.
plaintiff In error, vs. The United States; passed 10
be restored 20 the call pursuant % section g. rule IS
On motion Of Mr., Holmes Conrad. for the plaintiff
ih tT-cr
No. p Eiizabeth II. Chambers, plaintiff in error.
vs.. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company; AZ
gment continued by Mr.. George +. ARIEL for the
defendant in error. and concluded hy Mr.. Charles
Ko5ucs. j., for the plaintiff in errUr
No 3. Vandal.a Railroad Company. plaintiff in
error. vs. The State of Indiana ex rel the City Of
South Bend. argued by Mr.. Samuel Parker. fnr the
plaintiff iu error. and hy Mr.. Eauy Il. VAR and
AR L. 7. Michener. for the defendant IN error.
Nn. z. Penn Refining Company. plaintiff il error.
S. Western New l0r6 and Pennsylvania Railroad
Company; argument commenced by Air. james ".
Lee, for the plaintiff in error
Adjourned until Monday next at y O'clock.
The day cali for Monday October p VIII Be a.
follows: Nos 2, s. and s9l s., l5s, 5, Is land
i)il. 3. 10 ls2. and l5A
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No 71s F street s0uthwest-Charles H. Parker "a
Fannie A. Vernon. lot D, square s36, So
No lbs Government alley n0rthwest-Msry " Den
ham ct IL 10 John and Fiomena Spineli par,
original lot 81 square 100 SO.
No ll39 Government alley-Same 20 Peter A Ra-
dice. part same lot, SO
Addition to lie Droit Psrk-Percy n. Russell a
al. trustees, to Anna Brandes, lot g. block p
$3.50.
street northeast between Fourteenth and Fif
teenth stTeets-John r. Haislip ct TX. to Liv-
ingston Smith and Martha \. Smith. lot is5
square iO5l $40
Cleveland Psrk-Andrew J. White et Tx. TO Agnes
K. Oliver part lot 3 square 3S2. So
Pctworth Gilbert c. Splitter ct TX. 70 4. S. Yer
nCn lot q. block Is. So
Twenty second street northwest, between ! and X
streetS-Adclia A. Fought et vir Joseph "a
John F. McCsnon. part lot z. square rs. SO
Nos. 1851 to l04l Fifth street northeast llo5 and
ll09 Sixth street northeast, and rear OF Nos u0s
to LII Sixth street northeast-Ge0Fge Z. Flen.-
ing. trustee, to John Cook, trustee for PrOyi-
dent Investment Company, part lots and TO-
square SO. and part lots 6l and 81, square s55,
Pars yiew-Niiddaugh & Shannon. Inc, to James
". Callahan. lot 90. square soi4. SO
Twenty-ffth street northwest between / and X
stTeets-James 7. SheTieT j.. trustee. 10 Cath
crime W. DAILY, part original lot Z. square q.
No l23 n street northwest-John H. Wolf to Lin
coin L. Pitsnogle. lot 60, square 5l2 SO.
Barry Fam-LeOnard Peyton ct u1 10 Robert
Brown. part lot l3 section l. SO.
Fourteenth street northeast. between and Z
streets-Kennedy & Davis Co. 70 Lizetta X.
Baer. lot s.. square 1856 SO.
Le Droit park-Hannsh l.. Jones TO Frederick ID.
Jones. part lot s. block 10. SO.
Granby-Le0nard Kukart et TX 70 Henry A. Yieth,
lot TO- $40.
No. COG Sixth street southwest-Louis G. Osternayer
to George Il. and Carrie Ostemayer lot T.
square i61. $50.
Twenty-third street northwest, between L and NJ
streets-AIargaret No0nan TO Thomas J. and
Maria Noone. part original lot is square 81, So
No. lel2 Sixth street soGthwest-Jennie S. Mccarthy
10 Mary A. Mccarthy, part original lot 2. square
so. SO.