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Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14

children starve will commit crime to
relieve them.
Hence let us see that honest hen
are elected to office"
Judge c. F. McNutt next responded
to the toast of Are Jeffersons Prlncl-
pies of Government Applicable TO Pres-
ent Conditions?"
He talked briefly about the man
Jefferson and denied the correctness Oh
Grover Clevelands statement that Jel-
ferson was a conservative.
Judge McNutt maintained that Jet-
ferson, on the other hand was q radl-
cal; and cited Jefferson's advocacy Oh
certain radical changes in the gov
ernment of his own state, namely:
The disestablishment of religion cana
the speaker maintained stoutly that
Jefferson was not an irreliglous man
at all); the doing away with primogen-
iture rights, whereby one son donl-
neered over an entire family; abohtlon
of the law of entail, thus preventing
the accumulation of the wealth or ages.
"He is no Democrat exclaimed the
speaker in conclusion, who does not
know that the policies of Thomas Jet-
ferson are elastic enough to meet any
exigency whereby the few may rule the
many"
Edmund b. Drake next responded to
the toast, "Our Next President.
Attorney Drake said that the next
president would have to deal with
questions like union labor (and he
pointed out that the laborlng man was
he who earned his money by the sweat
of his brow in office and ditch alike
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
New Uniforms Installed

New uniforms of neat brown color
were worn for the first time yesterday
by the elevator operators at the cham
Der of commerce building.
Federal Jurors Are Busy
The federal trial jury meets today at
the Tajo building, while it is also ex-
pected that the federal grand jury may
present a partial report today.
viii Talk to Workers
w. S. Bradford will deliver an ader<1s
to workers at Collins hall, 3708 SCUM
Park avenue, this evening. His subject
will be 1.-THE Workingman in Politics"
Court Restraints Sale
Judge Olin Wellborn of the federal
district court yesterday signed an or
der restraining q constable's sale of
property belonging to the bankrupt
corporation known as the Los Angeles
Wall Paper company.
Sleep Lergthens Her Life
According to theories advanced re-
garding Mrs. Beulah Hawkins, who
today enters her sixty-ninth day of
sleep at the county hospital, her cata-
leptic slumber is adding to her life-a
theory which superintendent Barber of
the hospital thinks Is correct.
Georgia Society
The Georgia society will meet tonight
at 3371a South Hill street. All members
are requested to be present so that
plans can be perfected that the society
will visit the battleship Georgia in a
body. The society has arranged for a
booth at Chutes park, where all Geor-
gians will receive hospitable t. t.eatment
and any information desirable.
Charitable Work Successful
Wilbur J. Searles, secretary of the
Associated Charities and superintend-
ent of charities for Los Angeles coun-
ty is being congratulated at his office
in the court house upon carrying the
work through the recent financial crisis
so successfully. Many business men
have helped with money, while the tact
of Secretary Searles and his assistants
has done much to bring about this sue
cesssful termination.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
LEAVES FOR SAN DIEGO
LOCAL MEN WILL GREET REAR
ADMIRAL
Formal Invitation to Visit Los Angeles
viii Be Extended Officers
and Men of Great
Fleet

Today at IL O'Clock the Los Angeles
fleet reception committee will leave
for San Diego, where the formal lnVl-
tation of Los Angeles will be extended
to Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas,
acting commander-in-chief, and other
officers of the sixteen battleships OF the
Atlantic squadron.
The party will include Lieutenant
General Adna r. Chaffee, U. S. A,
chairman of the committee on enter
tainment; General Robert Wankowski,
N. G.. c.. Lieutenant Randolph H. Mi
ner. Joseph Scott and Colonel ]. B. Ne
vile, U. S. A.
These men represent the officers en-
tertainment program and In addition
will be Joined by the committee in
charge of the entertainment OF the
fleets sailors and marines.
Colonel Thomas C. Thornton, Motley
H. Flint and F. A. McGregor will be
among those who will leave for San
Diego tonight to welcome the latter.
These men will extend the formal In
vitations to the officers and men to
visit Los Angeles and will accompany
Governor Gillett and his staff aboard
the tender Yankton to the battleship
Minnesota there to greet and join in
the formal welcome to western waters
of Rear Admiral Thomas and the Of
ficers under him.
The program for today at San Diego
opens with that city's wecome. The
reception committee, headed by U. S.
Grant Jr., chairman, on the flagship
Connecticut
At 2 o'clock p. m. the chairman of
the entertainment committee will visit
the fleet to perfect arrangements for
the celebration.
From 2 until p. m. choice California
fruits will be distributed by launches
to the ships officers and sailors.
Governor Gillett and staff. accom-
panied by Los Angeles committees, will
board the flagship to pay an official
visit to Rear Admiral Thomas.
A banquet at the Hotel del Coronado
will be the next feature at o'clock
p. m.
A searchlight display by the ships
will be held at $50 p. m.
A band concert on the roof garden
of the u. S. Grant hotel will be held
at 9 o'clock, concluding with the illu-
of the ships.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
RECOUNT CASE IN NEW YORK
is FINALLY BEFORE COURT

NEW YORK, April 13.-The selection
of a jury to sit in the New York
mayoralty recount directed in quo war
ranto proceedings instituted by Attor-
ney General Jackson was begun before
Justice John S. Lambert of Buffalo In
the supreme court today. Attorney
General Jackson appeared in person to
represent the state. He was assisted
by Clarence J. Shearn and Charles A.
Dolson.
William r. Hearst, who contests the
legality of Mayor McClellan's election,
was represented by Melvin G.. Palliser
and H. M. Hutchinson, while Eugene
L. Richards, former Justice G.. D. B.
Hasbrouck and Henry H. Herbert were
present to look after Mayor McClellan's
interests. Mr.. Hearst has been con-
tending for this recount ever since the
election of 1905 and it has been op-
posed by Mcclellan in several legal
contests on preliminary questions.
There are 194S ballot boxes, all of which
may be opened and their contents
counted. This task may keep the court
busy for months. Mayor McClellan's
term expires in 1909.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
LONG BEACH CITIZENS
GREET ADMIRAL AND MEN
Special to The Herald.


LONG BEACH, April 13.-Mayor
Windham, Col. w. J. Horne, H. S. CAL
lahan, j. H. Mulholland and Attorney
e. C. DEMO, representing the city, the
chamber of commerce and the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers association,
went to San Diego today to extend to
the officers and men of the Atlantic
fleet and particularly the second divis-
ion which will be anchored off this city,
greetings and a welcome from Long
Beach and to learn whether the pro-
gram for the mems entertainment here
conflicts with any of their other plans.
Every room in the new Hotel Vir-
ginia was engaged for fleet week sew
eral days ago, and 1t is said that it is
next to impossible to secure room at
any point along the beach or ocean
bluff. The greatest crowd in the his
tory of the city is expected here Satur-
day and next week.
Mayor Tyindham has declared Long
Beach day, April "a, a legal holiday.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
MEN IN CHARGE OF
FLEET ENTERTAlNM ENTS
UB-CoAIAdITTEEs AND THEIR
CHAIRMEN

OAA@AAA~Aa-@AF
y Executive committee embracing (
p chairmen of all b-committees)-
. Mayor A. O. Harper, chairman; Gem
p eral Adna Il. Chaifee, NJ. II. Flint, w.
3 ID. WOolwine, General Frank c. Pres
> colt, William Nj. Humphreys, Major (
o John ii. Norton, II. j. Zeehandelaar, IL.
D l.. DOheny, General Robert Wank0wski,
3 Eugene German, Joseph Scott, Gunner (
3 II. A. Mc0regor, Lieutenant Randolph Z
3 II. Miner.
Finance committee--W. ID. woolwine,
. chairman; E. l.. Blanchard, =. 7. Ed
p ridge, j. @. Drake, E. #. G. Klokke,
o Martin @. Marsh, II. Irwin Heron, w.
3 s. Daubenspeck, Fred A. Hines, II. w.
3 Burnham, w. NJ. Garland, Leo v.
o Youngworth, #. q. Story.
D On entertainment of odicers-Gen-
B eral Adna II. Chaffee, chairman; Gem
3 eral o. II. La Grange, Randolph III.
B Miner, Joseph Scott, Il. j. Zeehande-
5 Iaar, j. B. Neville, General Robert
> Wankowski, General IL. g. Otis, Eu-
3 gene German, @. f. Patterson, Major
3 E. j. Louis, Lieutenant l.. w. wooster,
3 Paul de LOngpre, f. A. McGregor.
D On entertainment of men-M. II.
3 Flint, chairman; Perry w. Weinder,
D William ID. stephens, Leo V. Young
D worth, Oscar Lawler, George II. Stew
9 art, j. o. KOepill, 0. II. w. Robinson,
3 @. w. Pendelton, Herman Hauser, A.
5 l.. Sellg, ID. w. Edelman, Thomas Shea,
AAoAAtA sA6bAADt - h7s ~NAAS0
. j. Jeffries.
) On banquet for ofYicers-Joseph
3 Scott, chairman; j. ID. Neville, Eugene
D Germain, Hon. G. II. Patterson.
3 On ball for Officers-General Robert
3 Wankowski, chairman; #. j. Zeehande-
3 laar, Commander e. j. Louis.
3 On neighboring cities-General Frank
3 G. Prescott, chairman; j. M. Schneider,
, ID. w. Beswick, james E. Brockway,
3 Stanley B. Wilson, DIR. O. b. Nichols.
5 On decoratlons-William NJ. Hum
y phreys, chairmanj z. @. Mulqueeney,
8 Hon. Curtis ID. Wilbur, Lieutenant A.
o II. Woodbine, Ensign j. w. Vaughn.
3 On public reception for officers
3 Gen. o. III. LaGrange, chairman; Gen.
3 ii. q. Otis, Lieutenant Randolph II.
8 Miner.
3 Special committee on landing facili-
D ties-Lieutenant Randolph IL. Miner,
8 500 Wilcox. Main 1887, A6042.
Special committee on warrant officers
o Gunner f. A. McGregOr, U. 8. N, re-
o tired, chairmanj G. A. Canfield, G. II.
q Drake, Ensign Il. M. Vaughn
o On excursiOns-Major John IL. Nor
D ton, chairman; Lieutenant NJ. Ray Co.'S
o terisan, William III. Joyce, Joseph (
o Melzcer, j. NJ. Quinn.
Z
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
WOMAN THIEF Is CAUGHT
AS SHE KNEELS IN CHURCH

CHICAGO, April 1S.-As she knelt in
prayer last night at ST. Elizabeth's s
roman Catholic church woman for
whom the police have been searching
for several weeks was caught in the
act Of stealing pocketbook by Ser
geant Timothy Dillon.
Dillon told her to rise from her knees
and accompany him. She did so with
out those near her knowing that she
was under arrest. At the police sta
ton she was identified as May Miller,
AZ years old, who. the police say, served
one wear in the house of correction for
stealing a pocketbook at st. James
Episcopal church.
A search of the woman's room re-
vealed thirty pocketbooks and small
handbags.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
GILLErT GRANTS REPRIEvE
TO TWO CONDEMNED sLAYERS
Ey Associated Press.

Ey Associated Press.
SACRAMENTO, April 13.-Governor
Gillett today granted reprieves to Ed
ward Manasse and j. w. Finley, both
of whom were recently sentenced by
the superior court of this county to be
hanged at Folsom this month. Each
was granted respite of thirty days in
order that the executive may have
time to look into their appeals for
clemency.
j. w. Finley was among the convicts
who took part il the big prison break
at Folsom four years ago. He was
prevented from escaping and was tried
mere for the murder Of one of the
guards at the prison. He was sentenced
to be hanged next Friday
Manasse was convicted of numbering
a man of the name or COOK with
whom Manasse believed his wife was
holding improper relations. Manasse
was to have gone to the gallows
April "a.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
VETERANS SOCIETY TO
HONOR ARRIVAL OF FLEET

Acting on command of Commander
in-Chief Wallace S. Hale Of the Span
ish War Veterans, all members of that
organization throughout the country
will display the American flag and urge
to their fullest power the raising of the
flag by all business houses and friends
in honor of the fleets visit to the Pa
cific coast. The Spanish War Veterans
caused a great display of flags. such as
is desired here, when the fleet left
Hamnton roads.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
QUESTION OF DlSTRIBUTIoN
TROUBLES MAIL OFFICIALS

The question of handling the great
amount of mail which will swamp the
Los Angeles postoffice during the
fleets sojourn here, and much Of which
already is accommodating in the various
offices, but especially at the main Of
flee, is calling for serious study on the
part of Postmaster Flint.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14

A pretty separate waist is an abb
solute necessity to the modern woman,
for social exactions carry many sar-
torial requirements with them. The
waist illustrated, which is adapted for
any dressy wear, is at once so novel
and so picturesque that it cannot fail
to appeal to the artistic sense of the
tasteful dresser. 1t is made of dotted
net over silk, chiffon being used for
the pretty wrinkled sleeves and the
same material. tucked, for the shoul-
der pieces, which afford the extremely
long shoulder that Is so much admired.
The waist is prettily slashed at the
waist line, the slashed portions being
extended in tab effect over the girdle.
Altogether 1t is cut on unique lines,
embodying the latest Partisan ideas
with some striking Japanese effects;
yet, while pretty and uncommon, it is
not beyond the capabilities of the home
dressmaker 1t may be modelled in
louisne silk, crepe de chine, eolienne
or any soft fabric. while net or allover
lace may be used for the sleeves. To
make 1t in the, medium size requires
four and three-eighths yards of ma
terial twenty-five inches wide.
6O36-Five sizes, thirty-two to forty
inches bust measure. The price of this
pattern is 10 cents.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
Work for the Auto

Mrs. Styles-I see a complete tour
through all the rooms or apartments Of
the royal palace, near Madrid, involves
a 129-mile trip, covering six days time.
Mr.. Styles-Well make that trip in
our next foreign automobile tour, dear.
-Yonkers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
To Tstse Testimony in Thaw Case

Ry Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 1S,-Josiah Cohen
of Pittsburg today was appointed mas
ter to take tne testimony of seven Pitts
burg witnesAes in the suit for the an
nulment of the marriage Which Evelyn
Nesbit Thawh has Instituted against
Harry K ThaAY.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR THOMAS H. S. PECK

Funeral services for Thomas H. S.
Peck were held yesterday at the un-
dertaking parlors of Bresee Brothers.
Rev. Baker p. Lee read the Episcopal
service. The service was private. In
tern1ent was made in Rosedale ceme-
terry. Following were the pallbearers
J. M Grover, e. G. Vestal, ]. A. Mills,
Mr.. Slauson, Harry Osborne, II. F.
GentrVa
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14

The Herald will pay $40 in cash to any
one furnishing evidence that will lead TO
the arrest and conviction of any person
caught stealing copies of The Herald from
the premises OF our patrons
THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the exhibits
OF California products at the Chamber OF
Commerce building, on Broadway. betwe7 IN
First and Second streets, where free infor-
nation will be given on all subjects pertain
ing to this &c .tion.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
TRANs-PACIFIC MAILS.


Australia (excspt mails for West Austrslis). New
Zealand. Samoan Islands, and New Caledonia. ria
san Francisco Close hsre daily az 6N6 d N AN -
April 5 for dispatch By steamer InTeric
Hawaii. via San Francisco close here daily At ss5
2. N. up 70 April G. FOR dispatch By steamer Ala
media.
Japan Korea. China. and Philippine Islands. Via
Vancouver and Victoria. p. O.. Close here daiiy AZ
Sos D N. no TO April 8. for dispatch By steamer
Empress Of China
Hawaii japan Korea. China, and Philippine Isl
snds via san Francisco close here daily ss sos D
N. I'D 20 April g. Tor dispatch BY steamer Mongolia
Specially addressed mails only for japan Korea
and China. "A Seattle. close here daily az 500 D.
m. up 70 April g. fcr dispatch BY steamer Ad Maru-
Jnpan Korea China. and Philippine Islands via
Seattle close here daily At s .5 D. ~ up 10 Ami
TO- for dispatch by steamer ShawmGt
Specially addressed mails only for japan. Korea
and China, via Tacoma. close here daily az SOS D
N. up April 10. foz dispatch by steamer Antilo-
chus
Australia texoect mails for West Australial New
Zealand. Samoan Islands. fSl Islands. and New
Caledonia. Via Vancouver and Victoria B. C. close
here daily al ss5 N up 70 April e. for cispatch
b. steamer AlOEsTl
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03

II YOU WANT TO BUY A MARYLAND Farm
or suburban home. send for latest bulletin
Marion Duckett & Son, 835 r NV.
mhI7-r
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John G. Anderson. R. and Do-otAeA 2. Williams
L. Rev Charles O. Isaac
George c. Stewnrl. 81. ard CARROTS A. Dshnsy.
&. Rev. F. d. Power
Harry ]. Chase. q. and Nellie B. o'Bd4. n
Rev. Thomas G. smyth.
COLORED.
John r. PAYNE % and Elizabeth Crockstt %
Rev William J. Howard
Edward Vert, q, and Elnira Frz7z A Rev.
" T. Brooks
william D. Jackson. q. and Alberta johnson. -
Rev John Burke.
John H. " Washington. . and Josephins
Gains. . Rev. NJ W. Clair.
Chester Cushingberry. 2 and Josephtns wlIis
% Rev. Charles CushinEberry.
william carter. y. aad sarah Watkins $. Rev.
". J Tyier
Ulysses 5 Brgr4 a. and Josephins Johnsoo. q
Rev " ". CAR
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
DISTRICT COURTS.
Courf az AnnenIs.

Assignments fer TUESDAY Arrsl = 1909:
No = Davis IS. United States Attorneys, A. s.
Worthinsion-D " Baker.
No. > Garfield rs. United states ex rel. Turner e.
a. Attorneys. r. T. Sanford ard VI. T. Harr-KaTs
pier X Merillat.
No 2. same rs. United States ex rel Vaughn E,
a. Attorneys san,e-
No T. United States ez rel Male Is Hoorer e
a. ATTORNEYS. Cuttings 4 Chamberin- stuart Nc
Namara.
No. :. Macfarland e al vs United States *
rel. Russell. Attorneys, F. "A. Thomas End r. II.
SteThens- Lambert a Mclean and r. h. lea,man.
No s. District II Columbia DeVait. Attor
neys. 4. H. Thomas-J. r. McNally and Edxin Fer
rest.
No : Garfield rs United States * rel Vaughn
Attoruegs. u. ". Baker. T. 7. sanford and "
Harr- Happier 4 Merillai.
No s same Same Attorneys. same.
No g. Same ys. United States rsl. Rios. A.
toTneys. .. ". Baker Z. 7. Sanford. and ". Z
HARP = Pratt ard l. J. Costinn-
No 20. same United States * rel Czrtford
At,orneys r. F. Best and G.. W. WoodUn-W L.
Ford and W. T. Coleman.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
DEEHs OF TRUST.

Holmead estate-EdEiE and Susanna Yarod -
AndrrW wilson and Edwin ". DAVIS % sec-rs
NiliaE T. Lipscoulh $50. Z 20 : years 6 ne-
CENT semiannually- 10 q. square 23i-
Square 5l5-Aiicheie Di Stasio e. TX. 70 Wharton z
Lester and Nich&el J. CoIhS--. 20 secure TIE
Nsr1oual Permanent Building Association. 2oso
part original lot 8
ScheUtSen PaEk-Jolsn b. Lyons et x. 70 E Quincy
smith ard Lee d Larimer % secure Charles r.
Nesbit and John r. Slaman = trustees s. SO
nouthly payments. d. znc. lot s block
Squ1re 1l-M-lliam T. Stewart % TX % CnaripS
T., stone and Charles ". Fairfax. % secure
joan ?. Wnsht 2.5a monthly payments.
Mount PleaSanf-Douie H. Fe-rsl. :. VIZ Louis C..
20 Charles p. Stone and John T. King %
secure Charles W. King t. $50 I 20 4
meniAs. per cent. semi-aunually. lot s.
Addition 70 Lo D1oir PARK and West Blooming
eale-Charles r Uppercue e. TX. 20 Charles N.
Forrest and Arthur A Birn-y. 70 secre Albert
T. Iasxer. &5ae. ; ySsrs. per cut. ssIEi-an-
nually lot - square glO4-
Bio0uingdale-Ira G. and Anna II TavIor 70 F-ark
J. Dieud0nne and James Beuv. 90 secure Per
pstual Building Association. Sooos lot ST. square
5I04
Square s--Annis N svitzsr. e rir William R.
70 sane. 70 sscIre sane. Sl.20o lot g
Square So Harvey StandIfogd et " 70 ssrue
20 sec7lrc same. 500. erginal lot Sc
Whitney Close-AIiddsugh & shannon. Incorpo-aresi
% 2 Erz1cs Saul and james F. Shea. % se-
cure Harry " Ills. $3.50 ! vesr uer CT
ssraiannualiy. lots l. 70 q. block 5
Square sl-Eliza !. Galway e VIZ Robert W %
g. l. Thornton. 70 secrre Frank J. Williams
$50. 10 months. peT cent. semi annually
part original los T.
Holmead Msnor-HsI,ry T. suelt1g * TX 20 J
Louis Wiilise and Ernest Il. Daniel, % sec-re
Lewis L. BrelincCr. $500. J 20 % months. per
cent seuli-auuually. lot -. block s5
Slrare l5i-Charles II. Nussbaum 10 FSzrk J. D5su-
doure and James Berry 20 sec1c Perpetual
Building Association s 600 LOT 5
Petworth-Lilan z. Bsrues e vir Joseph z 70
John L. Warren and William 4 Sholes. 10 Sc
CT8 Ba-es Warren. 500. I 10 q months per
cent lot -. square soZl-
Square S0-J. William Wesley e. W % Chapin
RroVn and Henry n. Bergman. % secure
Oriental Building Association No s. $50 part
LOT 70.
Square sS.-Mary z. Miller e vr. Buther B. 20
Hauy b. Boss and h Glenn Phelps. 10 sec.rs
Thomas ". Gleason. sac 70 p mouths. pe-
cent serni-as.nuallv lot a
Square Lawrence Il. Hopkins e X % William
z. Edmonstou and Frank 2. Hopkins 20 se-lrs
The Columbia Title Insurance Company Of TIE
District Of Columbia s 900 ! rear. S per ceut
semi-anuualy. lot $.
Square 40l-Lee Roy Brown % William A. Hi and
Charles F. WallraS, 20 secIre Geo-ze ". Tsv-
lor SGo. years. per cent. Ssni-snnraIly, pat
original lot 10.
Fort Saratoga Addition % Brookland-John s Do--
Ssy ct 70 The Washington Loan and Tr1st
Company 20 secIre Equitable Co-operztiTe Build
ing Association, 1900. lot 2 block 6.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-03
REAL Estate TRANSFERS..

Nos SIS 70 6i9 I street northear-s Smith
1.eaiiy tomfany Incorporated. 20 George C.
Lax. lots is % and o. square Sc. SO
n street northwest. ncrween Fourth and F5f-b
streets-HsHy Russell 70 Michele Di s+ssio ~
original Tot 2. square SIS SO
Ihuteeuia street northwest between e and
sireei'-Fraucis A. Bimdon q ux. % Michael
OCOlnoT. lot -. srua-e ~ SO
street northwest between Fourth and FYftb ---~.s
john q. Evans e. al. u Harry Russell -
original lot g. square SIS SO
schuetzen Park-Chsries F. Nesblt and JOIN r
sle-nan. y. trustees. 70 John p. Lyou. lot 5.
block s. ST.
Fsirmount Heights-Robinsou White e ux 70 John
3. Dliisrd. l0ts ard s. block 3. so
IWenty-second sire, northwest. between L ard II
sfreets-JoEn +. Wright e ux 70 William r.
ard Bessie SteTarr. lCc I0 square Il SO
Mount Pleazant-Charles " King, = e II %
DOME II. FereI IoC az SO
No- 1913 New jersey avenue noFthWest-Graos =
steele % Fannie ". Denny. LOT 8. square east
o. s1uare SO SO
kalorRma Heishts-Toay ZeteIle e " 20 Kssh.-sps
B. Martin. lots f5 ard IS. block 6, SO
PetEorth-lsichaTd H. Knott et IL. 70 George r.
Adams lots = 20 IT, square p so.
Whitney Close-Brainard Il Warner e II. % Md
dausa X Shannon. incorporated. lots L 20 2.
lnglesidc- Elizabeth wGIhridse e a. 70 Carsaos
4. Miller. iot $ and part lot S. block a. SO
Mass1chJsettS avenue between Thirteenth ard Four-
tecntl streets s0utheasI-NoTt0n NJ i1trle g1ar-
dan % Emaa ". Gocsou. interest Of LorTzsns
g. saith IN lots % 20 IS. square la56 SO Julia
Smi-h 70 sane interest in sane. SO
Holnesd Msnor-LeWis Z. BreInirge- e VI %
Henry h Smelling. lot IA block - SO
BrightWooc Psrk-Alsude Z. Smith z VIZ Heury J.
20 J Harvey Standifo7d. lots and g. block
L. Sa
-iss . street northWest-Niilian {. Oates e u %
Jane +. WeiliTeT iot lss. sQuars I55. s1l
PefFcIJn-bates Warren e. a. % Lillian L Barres.
lot 5s. squa7e JZ So
zOs street northves--fiOE7rl T. Chrtstrrzu q uI-
70 William c. Beid0E lGt - square Ls6s SO.
EeTenth street n0rtheas- betEeen c and D strsstS-
Thomas W Gleason CO u1. % Mar 2. Miller.
lor % square 80. So
lsao hhoce Island avenue ncr-hTest-Alargz-et Dals
e. al. 70 Leyeretr NJ Kelly lots 8 and &
square 20. SO
Columbia Heights and AICcrt Pleasant ard Pleasant
Plains-Rob=rt Th0ns1n e. ". 70 William Il.
Brown, iot j. block o. SO.
Eighth street northwest. between I and NJ streets
George " TAYLOR 70 Lee Roy Brown part orig
nal i0t TO- square sGi. SO.
Meridian Hiil-James T. Newton e. u. % LeTeretE
n. keliey. lot 81. block =. So
Holmead ManCr-Samuel p. Rose e. ux % Margaret
l. Schstz. lo- lo2 b'ock g. Sc
Thirteenth street SOUTHEAST. between u and 2
50 re's-William H Brown 20 Robert Thousou
psrt original lot 2. sqgsre lOls. SO