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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-21
OPER4TORS PAY RAISED.
Western Union to RezCard Those
Who Did Not Strike.

Officials of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany said last evening that the withdrawal OF the
bonus at midnight on Saturday accepted cheer
fully by the employees and that not a complaint
had Seen received. As reward to the men VINO
remained at work during tho strike IT said the
company was going to advance their wages.
I'VE will show the employees that appreciate
their loyalty" said Superintendent Brooks of the
Eastern District last night. we are getting out a
new wage schedule. taking the operators as lndi-
vfduas and paying them according to their ability
and merit. which will mean a general advance all
around
II was announced by the strike leaders that w j..
BRYAN would speak in aid of the strikers at a
meeting in Clinton Hall this afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock Daniel L. Russell. chairman OF the board
of strategy said at yesterdays meeting of the Cen
tral Federated Union:
* want to state frankly that II we have financial
aid such as we should have from the unions. We
will win but If the unions do not assist us promptly
we will be badly handicapped We must have
money or go down and out"
The c. +. L. appointed a committee Of twenty
five to devise ways and means of aiding the strik-
ers w \ Coakley is secretary Of the committee
and James Hatch, chairman.
Il realize" said Coakey. that this is the great
est fight any union has had for many years. 1t
certainly Will be the fault of the central Fed
Grated Union If you do not win
Richard Looney, president OF the Policemen s
Benevolent Association of Jersey city brought a
check for 500 for the strikers from the association
Instead of sending three delegates to the convsn-
ton in Milwaukee on October 2S at which a sue
Cessor to President Small viii be elected. it was
decided TO send only delegate Daniel L. Rus
sell was elected as delegate and w NJ. Wolf alter
nate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-21

Chicago Oct. 2O-Sylvester J. Small, deposed
president of the Commercial Telegraphers' Union.
Kissed and jeercd by six hundred members OF
the Chicago local union, before whom he appeared
this afternoon. in effort to justify his action
in seeking vote on calling off the strike. Nearly
third of those present left the hall after shouting
insults at their former leader when he rose 10
speak. Those who remained would not listen to
him.
Assessments OF leased wire operators were in
creased to-day from one days pay a week to two
days pay. Vice President w. ". Beatte, of Wash
ington. was named the choice of the Chicago
local as the successor of Mr.. Small
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B.-Fol-owing schedule figures published only ss
information and are not guaranteed
Tea a. m.-DanEille aud way stationE
s. a. m--HarTisonbuTg and way stations.
80 a. m.-aleepeTs ami coaches 70 Atlanta sn4
New Orleans. Dining Car.
sil;5e a. m.-sleepegs and coaches to Coluubis
saFannaRs and jacksonville. Dining Car.
s250 p. m.-Siespers and coscaes 10 Atlanta ana
Columbus. ia Sunset kouts Tourist Sleeper %
san Francisco tTi-Beekiy.
"A al p nl.-HanisoubuIg and way ssstiouA
45 p m.-Charlotesyiile. Wauenton. and vas
stations
isa5 p m.-scuthera's Palm Limited. Solid Pail
Hsan to Aiken augusta Savannah JacksouFiils. and
ST Augustine. sleeper bi-Weekly 70 ChaFestol.
Dining Car.
az p m--sleepeTs and coaches to Charlotte. Co
lunIbia. and Augusta SleepeTs week days to Pine
hurst Diains Gar.
sI0.l5 i. m-SiesDers and coaches lyia Lynehbsaz
ard BFistoD to Chattanooga, Asmphis. sGd hsE
orleans. Dining Car.
.i0o p. m.-New York and NeE Orleans Limited
Solid Pullman 70 AsheFiile, Atlanta, Birmingham.
and NeW Orleans. Club and Observation Cara i'm.
Ing Car.
Noge-sDaIly-fWeek days.
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
IS. ea5. aud 9 a5 a. n go SIS. s:a5. nz0. and
Il &C ?. m daily, and i0.l5 p r.. except Mondays
Local trains fTom HaFTisonbuIg, IL rs T. II. week
dsss and SD D. n. dsiiys from Charlottesville SIS
a n. daily.
Frequent trains IS and from Blusnone
Ticket Ones. 7a5 18Th 81. sli Pa ave, snd
Pennsylvania Station.
c Il AckERT. h HARDwIcK.
v r Gen Mgr Pass TraL Mgr.
W. ii. TAYLOE. L S. BROWN
Gen. Pas. AgL Gsnl AsL
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Put Small Ad Washington Rooms

Chickens straight Young PER b., isasT; Do, MIXED
Young and old l5als: do., Old foostefs S. turkeys
fancy small hens isa29i do, fair stock snd big COB
hlers lsalI; do, poor % faF, 1914 daczs choice
fat. I5aI7 capuns large lbs and over, 1lzzi do,
small under lbs lsslg; do. Elips. lsalf
BUTTER Market sas nncharsei. Creamery, far
ey, pef h., Sasl de- choice z9as0 do. good, 4sA
de-. imitation l3a2l do, prints s0as2i do. blocks
Sab. Ohio rolls ban. West Virginia rolls lse4
store-packed Ohio ieas West Virginia. l6als; MARY
Isnd Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints, lSa2e
renovated, 2sa36 lN. B-Aboya quotations are for
wholesale lots only as established ty the Baltimore
Fruit and Produce Association. Joh5iug lots sell
hieherl
BtiGS-8iarket steady. Maryland, PENNSYLVANIA,
and nearby arsts. loss eh per doa.. Is: Western
frsts, ioss on Is; West Virginia frsis loss On, Is
southern hrsts loss of. Halls: duck eggs %
LIVE POuBTRY-Aisrket steady On old fowls.
g,sckens old hens heavy per H. Elaais do, snail,
Msals old ROSTERS each, 2oa5o do, young gcod %
choice l6als: do, Young large and rough lls WIN
ter chickens, PAS ducks. puddle large. IS; do.
small "a Musooyy, mongrel. laaiss do, brakes. s0a
90; do white Pekins l5al6; geese. Western and
Southern. l6aI; Maryland and Virginia llal2i do.i
Kent Island lals; turkey hens rs; do. Young COB
lers Is; do. old TOMS a; pigeons, young, per pair,
Ban; do. old % guinea fowl sach 2i do, young.
g. lQnotations we're established BY the Baltimore
Fruit aud Produce Association for wholesale lots
only. Jobhing lots sell hlgbsf.g
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pnoes quoted are whoiessle.l

BUTTER-AIarket remains firm and unchanged
Creamery fancy. slhas2; Western ATsts. soasl sec
oBds. 2ia25; process. fancy. 5'aaA; fair 70 good.
24a25; dairy choice. HAS coed sa2l stoyepaeked.
frssh l5al8.
CHEEsE-Market unchanged Nsw YORK state.
factory large ilal5; do small lssl6: summer large,
Igsal3; Western factory new choice. lal2. do. fair
10 good II Virginia, 10.
EeiGS-Receipts heavy and market unsettled. Near
hy. fiesh Virginia. 1s 20 lsl3 West Virginia and
Southwest Virginia, IS. Tennessee. ls; North Caro-
lins. l5is- Duck eggs Is
LIVE POULTRY Receipts liberal; market easy,
Chickens. winter. a5 do. spTing 2sa9; stass. per
To- ioal2; hens. per H. lslsal4 roosteFs. per ID,
S; ducks, large, per H. l3al4 do, small per H..
LaI3; geese. per H. sale. turkeys. toms, per H. Il;
do. hens. per h. Is TURKEYS thin. ealo, keats per
H., =
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts literal: choice
stock firm; under grades neglected. TURKEYS hens.
undraHn. per III. HAS; DO. average. undraWn. l6s
i do. thin l0ai2; old tGms. 5ai6 chickens, spring.
laEge per lb, % do, small PAS fowl. l5aisi ca
p0ns. 7-ih average, 3a2Z; do. small, LAS; hens.
choice. Is; roostsrs. sss: ducks. large lssl6; do.
small, l3; geese sal2
DRESSED MEATs-Choiee dressed calves in good
demand Ful dressed 1890; heads on. loo0all.oo
hog ssed calves SEQ hams, country sugar cured.
Isali.
VEGETABLES Potatoes. per bushel. s0a7O: do
Virginia and Maryland, per bsTFel l.5oalI5; sweet
potatoes Per harCel 215a275. yams. per barrel. 200
$3.50; aspsTayus, per dozen. 3Ooa60o; cabbage. per
crate LbJdis3+ celery New Iofk Per biuthi aaaau
do. Florida per crate. L0oa2 Is: Clg7mbers Flor
ida, per basket 20ca25o; lettuce Florida. per bas-
her, 2ooaA9o; onions, ohio per barrel, p z5a2 50
string beans green. per basket, 35oaa50 tomatoes.
FimIda, fancy per crate. 400a5@.
GREEN FRUITS-Apple market strong and nice
table varieties meet with steady sale; stock
neglected. YORK Imperial, 20oa3OO; Ben Davis. 300a
3s3; fancy table fruit. Ae0a5 50; oranges Florida,
bright per box 350a4o0. California nayels. per box.
35&t0o; grape fruit Florida. per box. 3. 3.50aA00;
strawberries per quart. l5a25
DRIED FRUfTS-Apples sliced. fancy. S. sliced.
bright AZ cherries. l2ali; whoTtlebeniss, loal2
TGspberries. 2ca23; backberries s.
Hay AND STRAW-Timothy choice. POO: No.
E. g00; Nc. 3 lS@ala00; mixed hay l3o0als00.
clover l20aal600; straw. rye bundle, u00al20o
rye machine thrash, ssoa9o1: wheat. 7ocs7,&
GRAIN-Wheat choice. 7ia75; fair 10 good. 6sai2.
ordinary. 5oa5s. C0ul-Sheed white, 5ia55; yellow.
5s55 ear, 2Gh30o Oats-Westera, white. No. ?,
58a52 mixed isa50.
WOOL AND HIDES-Chuice furs in good demand
hides dull Wool washed. free Of burs. S5ss7 wool.
uuwashod. Tree Of blrs, 2az5; WOOL bury. Is
a26; hides. green 10; dry, l5al5; sheepskins,
green each 9gal00; dry 25a75; ealfskins. L0osLS0;
mussrat. l0as0; black %: kits 8; skunk, &al.5
mink 75a4O0 rabbit skins. lalls op0ssum l9aZs
Taccoon. 25as0; fox, red. l.00a25o gray. 5a75.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YCrk, April i-suGAR- The domestic reAned
market was steady and unchanged. with all rehneTs
doing business tie basis Of 40 net. less / per
cent for cash. fer fine ranuated The local raw
sugar market to-day was steady. with centrifugal
quoted a. 35la3,5ils, muscovado az Sa5 lis and
moiasscs at 2Aa2 l5l6.
BUTTER-Recsipts 5l276l packages. The market
q butter steady with creamery extra quoted
- 20 81 ; creamery frsts. q TO 20.
EtiGS- Receipts. $3.50 cases The market was
moderately active. Western extra hrsts were quoted
a. l7a.
MILL FEED-Wesker Spring hrsn in l00-lb
sacks. TO arrive, lake and rail, 22so; middliugs.
2.l5; city bran. 22.0 in bulk; Western red dog,
G5 10 arrive.
FiOUR-snall business. Spring patents, ia
Sc; spring clears 240a3 s. winter straishs. 40s
SIS winter clearz 3i0a3 z5; Kansas. in sacks pat
cnts, 375a40oi straights, 35eaAe5 clears, 2s5as25.
RYE FLOUR-Trade is quiet. 3.5lal t.
CORN MEaL-MCderatc inquiry. Kiln dried. for
export, 2l5a3 25i coarse meal IN bags. Ll0al2
HAl-NaTket quiet Receipts. Z.ls0 tons Prime
timothy. l25; No. l. 10; No. Q l05a1i0i No. 8.
95ss5
STRAW-Trade is slow. Long rye. 65a70
BEEF-Steady; m0derats trade. Family. 14O0a
li59. packet ll0oali56.
P0RK-Steady inactive business. Mess. l775a
Is 50; family, lsooal9.5o,
TALLOW-Alarket is dull City in hogsheads.
6ssa6A
LARD-Firm. Prime Western. a45; city. 2T5
refined continent $50; South American. l0.25; re-
fined BRAZILIAN, kegs, ms city stearine, l0A oleo-
stearine dull, 9asl+ Chicago sasit.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE.

Bsltimore. Md. ApTiI I-FLOUR-Aiarket quiet
Winter extra 2saa3 co. winter clear sl0as q; win
ter straight 3S0asi5; winter patent. S75s390; spring
clear 320a355 spring straight s.55a3so spring pat
eni. LloaL5o; City Mills best patent, SOC; City
Mills hgh-gTade patent ass City Mills highgTads
ftraight. il0i choice family SIS; City Mills extra
29oa250. Rio extra. 3aoai00 Rye, medium to
choice, 2s0a30. Corn meal, per 100 lbs. L9osL35.
Buckwheat -four. per 100 lbs z0a2#
WHEAT-stock in elevators. zs.77s bushels The
market was quiet and entirely nominal with sraded
40. red afoat quotable n0ninaiy at Is per blshel
at the close. Demand fair for prime whests Con
tract opened quiet; May, 7sls The market for West
en closed steady; spot, April 7sls May soil.
CORN-Stock in elevators 2sal. .555 bushels. Mar
ket quiet and entirely nominal with prime lots OF
white ahoat quotsble as about 81 per bushel. and
nestle delivery IS worth about 5Sizaa for lots
prime spot. Contract opened firm; May. 5lh bid
The market Tor Western closed quiet spot. April.
5es5a5l7s Aiay, 81, salesi July. 5sz-
OATs-Aiarket steady. Stock in elevators. 9,08
burhes; shipments frum elevators, II .sl5 bushels
White No, 2 ssisais; do. No 5 s7ita4s: do. no.
l. 46al6If mixed No. 4 sIsf7i5, sales: do No g. IS
ASA; do. No. l. a5s4sis. lNote-quotations above
refer to domestic deliFeFyl
RYE-Better grades IN COED dsnsnd. Low grades
dull. stock IN eleYators 74Tls hasbels; shipments
frtsn elevators s6s bushels. No, Fye domestie),
65a66 No Fye Western. uptown delivery. 50a7l I;
do .near-byi uptown delivery e2aes; No rye,
Western. uptown delivery. 6sasi: do. nearby up
town delivery. 5sa5s; bag lots. as 10 quality and
condition 5sa62; No. ? Western tdomesticl, 5ia7s
No Western choice. track uptown. 7sas0.
HAY-Alarket firm. No ] timothy. large bales.
2 50a92 o. DO. small biocks 2. 5sa205 No. tim0-
thy to location 2o6oa2e 90; No. 3 10 location,
ls0oala0s; No. / clover. mixed $50; No. clover,
mixed. To0al60: No / clover. lsboals00: No 2
clover l.ooaisoo packing hay, i3oosis.oo; nosrade
hay luns0und. mustJ. stained. &c.l. l000al2O0.
SFkAW-Markst steady. Rye. straight, fair to
choice per ton. lleosiL50 No. strsight, 9.S0a
lLoo; tangled Fye lslooksl. No. I. a0oas.50; No
tansed choice iblocksi zsaaso co. eoaamon. o0a5 50
Oat-Good % prime. s5oslG5e; common stained.
SC. s00ssoa
MIL FEED-Ths market ruled steady Per ton:
Winter bran las 70 weight balkl 2 o0z23sD; spring
do 290-lb SACKS 85oa2l-Oo: loo-lb sacks 2AOa2350:
Western midding loo-lb sacks, g.oz2s5e City Mills
middlng IN bulk. 23o9; City Mills bran. in bulk.
ton, &W
POTATOEs-Alarke easy White. New York
prime. PEI bushel. soa2; Western Maryland and
Pennsylvania. prime. 5oas5 do. seconds. f9a45:
vans sweets, Eastern Shore yellow, per barrel, lsoa
l75 fancy, Delaware. L75az0; YORK River yel-
low 5oa2.o0
DRESSED POULTRY - Chickens were SLOW
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
TRANS-PACIFlC NAILS.

Japan. Korea China, and Philippians Islands via
seattle close here daily at 30 D. n. up to April s.
for dispatch by steamer fremont.
Hawaii. Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Isl
ands via San FraReiseoclose here daily ST II ;i5 p
m up to April 3, for dispAtch BY steamer Hongkong
MaTu.
Japan iexeept pareelspost nails Korea. China.
and Philippine Islands. via Vancouver and Victoria
B. G., close here daily at 20 p NJ up TO April TO-
Ter dispatch by steamer Empress OF Japan.
Japan, Korea. and China specially addressed
onlyl va Seattle close here daily at $50 D m up
to April TO- for dispatch hy fteamsr Shiuan0 aIsru
Japan. Korea, China, ard Philippine Islands via
Tacoma. close here daily at 8 % D. n. up to April
L. for dispatch by steamer CSelops.
Hawaii via San Francisco. close here daily al i As
p m. up 70 April Is. for dispatch by steamer Ala
media.
Hawaii. Japan, Korea. China. aud Philippine Isl
ands via san Francisco close here daily at II IS
N. UP to April ls for dispateh By steamer koEsa
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
NetcnIf rartx Retnrne.

Secretary of the Navy Metoalf returned
TO Washington yesterday from his trip of
inspection 10 the naval stations at
Charleston, Guantanamo, and San Juan.
He made the trip on the Dolphin. accom-
panied by Senators Hale. PenTose. and
Carter The party also visited Havana:
Jamaica. Nassau. and the Bahmas.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02

New York. April Embellishments. No.
No4tlern Duluth. 10 arrive. ~ over Alay. T. O. b
No ] Northern Manitoba. sss. T. o. b. No, North
ern Manitoba, slas I. O. b.; No. red, s94s No.
hard T. @. b.. l2 over May; No. macaroni, opening
narration slis; No macsroRi opening navigation,
57a ExpofteFs took fifteen loads
CORN-Firn No. elevator. IS Ne. 2. 81 O.
h No. 2 yelloF, 52 No p f. O. b.. April, 5las No.
; white 54a T. o. b. Exporters took foar loads
OATs-TheTe Is poor trade. Elevator prices; Nc.
white. a No s white. IS No. mixed. s.. Tse
prices for futures gclloE;
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule IN effect Sogemher 3. 1876

Schedule II effect November =, 1876
80 p. M.-OLU DOMINION EXPREsS. wesk
dsys-stops at principal points IN Virginia Vestbuls
tain; standard eoaehss parlor car % Virgins Hot
SpTings Pullman 6leeper Clifton Forge 10 Louis
vilie Cincinnati Indianapolis. So. Louis, and Chi
czgo; buffet service from Gordonsgille.
80 z. A--NEW g y. LIAITED, Daily
Fast Fsstibus train: ssoIs 0aiy az Gord0usEils
Charlottesville. staunton Clifton Forge and C0TinE
ton, Va RoacsFsTts ana Hinton W Va. Pullman
Eisepers 10 Lexington Louisville. Cincinnati Indi8n-
spolis St. Louis. and Chicago. Dining eAEs. IA
carte service. One night cut.
Ld0 p. NJ. r. Y. LIMITED, Daily-Solia
Esstibuls train Pullman ssspsu Cincinnati Lex.
ington and Louisville. Compartment sleeaing 20
Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining czB Ia
carte service. sieepsrs CincinHad 70 Chicago and
ST Louis and Louisville 10 Memphis. Nashville, ana
Southwest
Reservations and tickets At Chssapsaks and Ohio
Ofdess 5I3 Pennsylvania Avenue 69 lth street. nsas
+. and sixth Street station. Telephones Main 57ss
tor PeunsyiYania r. r. Cab seFvies aud Main lass
fos L. U. Ticket O1ios.
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PICTURE FRARING.

PICTURE FRAMES OF EVERY SIZE AND De
scripton made TO order at shortest notice. and st
prices % psr cent lower than any other house in
Washington. Our work is frzt-elass. Frames for
fine paintings our specially Moldnss frasn &C 10 81
Tier foot. ENTERPRISE WALL PAPER 4 ART
Co. Geo 5. Hewitt. Manager. ss7 Pa ave *.
ma9-st
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

wASTED-ALL TIE OLD. USELESS GOLD
and silFe4' lying idle ia your possession; csrals.
diamonds. esms0s. jsEslzy, and silFgTEaTs boGght
a. D KARR gegeier. gls fsth 81 sboys =
miss Ia fi-s5t
WANTED-LET THE CHILDREN TAKE uP
music. We ohsT you a good square pizRo fTss
for six months II you'll pay the cost q moFl3E.
r. Q. SMITH PIANO CO.. l2S Pa ave.
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Mrs. Guy RenaIns Maiden Name.

Justice Gould yesterday granted Mrs.
Katherine w Guy an absolute divorce
from Dan Dorsey Guy, on the ground OF
infdelity. and also permitted her TO re-
sumo her maiden name, Katherine Woods.
The Guys were married in Baltimore,
April Z. 1886. and there are no children.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
WALL PAPER.

We WILL FURNISH YOU PAPER FOR TIE
following sized Feosas: 6zsKs. &c l6xlszs Sl-l9.
i2xl5xs. siZ5: l4x2oE9 siD: other rooms Ia pEypoz
tien- Comei +. q. N0LTE. aT Tfh. fest
ROOMS PAPERED, g Up; SAMPLES
brought iatss, spring designs. painting LIZ
PREUX, I50I 9tn 81. Phone y. S4slm. jzls-tf
CHEAPEST THING on EARTH-NEW UP-TO-
date Wau paper. 1907 goods. Sc 3 piece; samples
On FsqussL JOHN T. MAHONEY. SO "a. ave. se.
Phone east So. fss-H
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
ELECTRIC NEEDLE Special ISIS

EXPERIENCED YOUNG WO
hair. bHthmarks mo!es, SC. 3
guaranteed permanent and TAinls
ate privacy; references fT0n pas
patients: apparently hopeless cas-
tation free electricity is the OF
for superfiuous hair. BOX q,
phone \. 162
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LOS

LOST-LADYS HANGING DIAMOND AND
pearl pendant consisting Of one large pearshaped
pearl, two snail round pearls. and three large ard
two small diamonds, liberal reward. Return TO EB-
BITT HOUSE Cashier. ap2-3t
LOsT-AARCH 50. or 1lTH ST. CARS. LADY IS
gold watch; monogram, A. O. H." reward.
APARTMENT p, lbs Columbia road. ap9-&
L0ST-OPEN-FACE GOLD WATCH; MARKED
E r. \. NJ. attached TO gold pin: on 18th or L
st. car on Saturday a. m, between 18th and Cor
eoTan or 7th and f. Rewafd il returned TO Miss
B. r. MAHON. General Land Once. apl-ss
LOsg-GOLD CHARM: HORSES HEADS.
With diamond in center Of heads, and monogram
4 H. W" On reverse side. Liberal reward. si7
Louisiana ave. apl-st
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

We Buy LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
pay more than the Company issuing thems nnst
be seven years cid 20 industrial policies. THB
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
TEAMS WANTED,

WKNTED-S TEAMS 70 HAUL BRICK. AP-
ply at W T. WALKER BRICK CO. south end
Long Bridge, OF olice, COrooIan Bldg. STEADY work
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

WHOLEsALERs AND RETAILERS or GEN
ersl electrical supplies, dynamw. motors, anto sup
plies. electric and steam pmps; everything pertaining
70 electricts from the establishment q cts plant
to the supplying of TIE simplest electrical appliance
comes within the realm q this business Our men
have the facilities and the ability 70 plan cut and
produce the special electrical appliances that one
particular need demands. NATIONAL ELECTRl-
CAL SUPPLY CO. 1850 n 7 ave- mh86Sot
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED YOUNG MAN. WITH PROM ae9 TO
$3.50. 10 MANAGE DEPARTMENT ~ REAL
ESTATE BUSINESS. SALARY AND CONNIE
Sion: EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY. COM
mon BUSINESS SENSE AND HuSfLiNd
QUALITIES ONLY REQUIREMENT: REFER
ENCEs EXCHANGED. ADDRESS HUSTLER,
Herald Office mhsi-st
WANTED PARTNER WITH LIMITED CAPT
tai ii established business; fine oppoftgnify foE
young lawyer fullest investigation invited. Address
BOX ~, Herald ofiiee. mhsi3t
HERE IS A cBASeE-GOoD- PAYING Bf-
cycle repair shop. Bazsr fzkinE oven ans reason
able offer considered Address BOX 20 Herald Of
hee. mhsl3t
CIGAR, TOBACCO. STATIONERY, NEWSSTAND,
and notions; 500 weekly: living rooms. cheap
rent; leaving city investigate. lsoi 7th st. nv.
mhzs-8t
CAFE AND LUNCH R0OM, 500; FINE LoCA-
ton: owner leaving city must sell
ilo0ming house. doant0su. fl!eG with roomeFE ,
must sell 500.
Wanted-lroceTy Fooming and boarding houses
ID. e. BUSINESS AND REALTY BROKERS.
s7 lith ST. Room g.
Established lss6 Gife as your busiuess If you wish 1t
sold quickly. 0yef 5000 worth q business places
ted in February f0gT business Advertised until soa,
New York Business Brokers'
sIl T. ST. MS. Phone II. iss
mhl7-gt
If you WISH TO DISPOSE or YOUR BUsI
ness ss wish 20 buy sny kiHd af business con-
sult We please you TAXLOR's, 1893
81. nv. mh3tf
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02


TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE PROPERTY. KNOWN As NO
1911 / STREET NORTHWEST, A MODERN
THREEsTORY AND BASEMENT BUILD.
ING, WITH SIDE AND REAR ALLEY,
Under and 10 EiTtue n a certain deed 4 trust,
barring date the 9Th day Of April, A D. 1903. and
recorded on the 18th day of April. A. .. 1893. in
hber No Z78. At folio 81 e. seq. one = the
land records of the District q Columbia. default
having been made IN she psymsnt Il interest CE
the debt secured By said deed of trust, and BY the
written dlTecticn II the owner and holder Il the
note thereby secured. the undeTsigBed trustee,
under SAID recited deed OF trust, VIII 0Ie- fer
sale. at public auction Ia froas Of the pFemises On
TUESDAY. ID dag n April. A. D. 1857, at 40
O'Clock p. m, the following described real estate.
improved by premises No. l5n L street northwest.
namely:
Part Of original let numbered three Cs, IN square
numbered hundred aud niHsty-seyen iisll. BE-
ginning the southeast eoTuer q said lot Themes
north 100 feet thence west Is feet thence north g
feet; thence vest 10 feet thence south z feet
thence esst three 81 feet: thence south 90 feet
thence east . feet. 70 the beginning, With per
pstuzi right Of way for alley purposes strip Of
ground beginning 3 feet vest Of the southeast coF-
neF q said lot; thence north C feet; thence vest
feet themes south 60 feet; thence east On L
street feet, 70 the beginning, together with all
and singular the Improvements Ways. easements.
rights. privileges and appurtenances 70 the same
belonging on ia any wise sppsTtsining.
Terms Of sale: All cash iof which deposit a
500 must be made 70 the trustee a. the time Of
the salei. 0ne-hrd cash. and the balance in two
equal iBstallments. represented b. notes Of the pur
chaser and secured By deed II trust the prop
eTy sold said notes bear interest at the rate Of
hFe pr cCntum Is pr cent? pr annum. payable
semi annually. from date 4 sale. and payable ia
one and two years from date Of sale AL con
yevaneing and recording az the cost q the puT.
chaser Tie right Is reserved Ig the trgstee Of re-
selling the property at the risk and cost Il any de-
isultng purchaser, after I've days previous public
advertisement in some newspaper published in
Washington. d. c. or in taking such other action
or proceeding said trustee may be advised IS
proper.
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY. OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FORMERLY UNION
TRUST AND STORAGE COMPANY Trustee
BY EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN, President.
Attest: GEORGE E FLEMING. Secretary.
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