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cations by the factory inspector of the

cations by the factory inspector Of the
state shows that in a majority of the
cases permits to employ children under
the age of 16 years are used to enable
the children to earn few dollars and
not for the purpose Of enabling them
to learn a trade. This is the conclusion
drawn by Julius Moersch, statisticiau
Of the labor department in q report on
child labor conditions made Tuesday to
Labor Commissioner w. II. Williams.
He states that an examination of the
table shows that of the 1,O45 permits
granted but few permits We're given
for apprenticeships in some mechani-
cal trade. The factory inspection re-
port for the entire state for 1906 shows
S93 children, of which 712 were boys
and 2S1 girls employed in As cities and
towns in over "a industries. trades and
occupations. The report for the fall
months of 1907, since the new child la
Dor law became effective, shows a to-
tai Of 64s children, including 42s boys
and 220 girls, were employed in 81 in
dustries, trades and occupations locat-
ed in 81 cities.
A branch Of the Loyal Order of
Moose was instituted in Minneapolis
last Monday night with a membership
of 1900. The executive officers chosen
were: Post dictator, Edw. A. Stevens;
worthy dictator, Frank Hoffman; vice
dictator, Walter j. Walsh; prelate,
Aaron E. Frost; secretary, Charles
E. Worrell; financial secretary, Sam
uel D. Oggs; treasurer, jeremiah c.
Donahue; sergeant-at-arms, Andrew
O'keefe; assistant sergeant-at-arms,
Ed. w. Baker; inner guard, Neil Dun
can; outer guard, Thomas +. Holmes;
physicians, DR.. d. c. Cowles, Thomas
+. Warham and Gustav Fischer; trus-
tees John A. Seibel, Wallace w. Abel,
Isaac Schullman; advisory committee,
Theodore L. Hayes, James c. Haynes,
Fred e. Wheaton, A. 4. Williams and
M. =. Brady; chief of the general
staff, DR.. Thomas r. Warham; first
assistant, A. e. Frost; second assist
ant, w. NJ. Thompson; musicians, w.
A. Kelly. c. H. Freeman and James
Seyler. The officers of the first degree
selected were: past dictators, August
F. Floerkey; worthy dictator, M. w.
Wertheim; vice dictator, Thomas p.
Gleason; prelate, Harold S. Stevens;
sergeant-at-arms, Frank Hoffman;
assistant sergeant t-arms, T.. W.
Baker. The officers of the second de-
gree chosen were: Noble dictator,
Mark M. Wolcott; worthy dictator
William G. Fust; vice dictator, Joseph
c. O'Keefe; prelate, John O'Keefe;
orator, 7. J. Caton and sergeant-at.
arms, Harry L. Dix.
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"Eva" Of the Nation.

In the Freeman's Journal of Sydney,
New South Wales. Mr.. Hugh Mahon,
M. p, relates that "Eva'' Of the Ma
tion, at period Of life when capacity
for self-help has long passed, finds
herself in straitened circumstances.
Death has removed from her side, one
by one, husband and sons, and today
she awaits in a Brisbepe suburb the
end Of an cventful career.
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Mrs. Elizabeth kierce Dead.

Mrs. Eliza kierce, Wife Of Patrick
kierce of the town Of Cahill, Hennepin
county. and a resident of that place
for half a century, died Thursday
morning at the age of &C years. She
was a native of Ireland and is survived
by her husband and many children.
Her funeral will be held this morning
from the family home in Cahill.
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The Story Of Commodore Barry

Martin I. ]. Griffin's STORY of Com
nodore John Barry is now on sale
by the publisher at the following rates
Paper binding, soc per copy, five cop
les, $500; ten copies, $3.50. Cloth, 81 100
per copy. five copies s4,oo; ten copies,
$500. Address Martin l. ]. Griffin,
1885 N. 11th ST, Philadelphia, Pa.
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The Death Of Father sammon.

The Graceville, Mimi. Enterprise Of
February 20, has the following to say
Of Rev. Father Sammon, who was killed
in an accident at South Bend. Ind. on
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McGowan e. Malloncy. fire insurance
real cstatc-ionns. 22O Temple Court
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ONLY IN JEST.

II wonder who invents all the new
words that slip into the language from
time to timc"''
THAT is easy to explain. When a
pious man hits his thumb with q
hammer he can't swear, and he has to
say something"
In one of the Atlanta Sunday schools
recently the lesson for the day had
To do with Mammon and the corrupt
ing Influences Of great riches.
Toward the close of the exercises
The superintendent called upon the
infant class to repeat the Golden
Text which had special reference to
mans inability to serve his Creator
and the money god at one and the
same time. Tho class failed to re-
spond as it should, when the superin-
tcndent, noticing his own hopeful in
the ranks. who had that very morn
ing been drilled thoroughly on the
text, called OH him. The response
was Immediate. though a slight de-
parturc from tho original. for i'm a
voice that was distinctly heard in all
parts Of tho room there came the fol-
lowing modification:
"ic cannot serve God and mammal"
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WnIf tbrllsh and prairie, cnsc1D cI,orrr
s,.So@? - So %; medium sl4Odnl.75; small,
Fox lblack and silver gray,-I,nrrc
$50. ''"'' goo"
Brown and grizzly bear. bndgcr, ciyct
;'nd id;, house 1, eat. cross and kit fox. noun.
lalii non. onosSlin and wolverine COM
mand market prices. rho above nrirrs
are for prime No. skins; Nos. 2. 3 and 4
N proportion. Wisconsin and Mississipp
1c higher. "''''
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The Markets

~. prepared for The Daily News by the
paid shippers for goods delivered In Min
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GREEN SAITED HIDES.

NNrzF1N SAT. Ed IITDES.
Market very weak. No changes in
prices yet. Likely to decline considerable
any time. Ship Immediately to avoid de-
CllMe: RGGciptS cnnlinuc uuitn hnnu.:
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Dunn.
A deaf ear was turned Monday to
the recommendations of tho National
Board Of Fire Underwriters by the fire
committee of the council, that all 21s
and 3-inch couplings for hose conform
to the national standard. This recon-
mendation, seemingly not important,
would cost the city about $6O, 900 If fol-
lowed out, according to Chief J. r.
Canterbury. A national standard of
threading for couplings is advocated
by the board Of underwriters, 1t being
claimed that in large confagra-
tions, where outside help is required,
1t is found very advantageous to have
couplings Of a universal size. Mime
apolis and st. Paul have complied with
this rule, as relating to these two cities,
but otherwise the recommendation is
disregarded There was no discussion
at the meeting Monday afternoon on
fire hose. but in all probability the COM
mittee will soon meet again. The claim
of Daniel Harrington for s517.14 for
back salary was referred to the chief
Of the department and, City Attorney
Frank Healy.
The result Of the child labor investi-
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as possible the while maintaining tha
surface of the coin practically fiat by
allowing no portion Of it TO rise above
the edges i is here where the en-
graver's art shows 10 the best advantage.
To make the relief appear to be very
pronounced. while in reality il is but
slight, is q task that even 81 Gaudens
found difficult, so much so that he had
10 make the second trial. Belgium has
recently borrowed the idea Of the
chinese, and to-day many Of its coins
have holes in them so that the poor may
string them like beads.
The flying eagle. to be found on ths
new twenty-dollas gold pieces, is not a
new idea on American coins. though the
bird Of liberty has a different pose on
the wing on the present coin from that
which he had on the older ones. II first
made its appearance. on the dollars coined
in 1895 and 1928. and came back again on
the cent pieces coined between 1856 and
1854. On these coins he had outstretohed
wings. and seemed 20 be peacefully float
ing along in majesty through the air.
On the new double-eagles he seems as II
he were just starting his flight. and was
tanning the air with his wings. which
appear to have been caught at the high
est angle. Some oruithOIOgIsts have
criticised the pose. saying that the wings
are in that position only the fractional
part Of second during flight, while the
old pose Of outstTetched wings shows the
eagle as he is more often 20 be seen.
skimming through the azure sky.
II IL not genera IlV krgvg-u tba- -rzI-
yiduals may coin money II they desire,
the only stipulation Of the government
being that they shall not resemble or
appear in the verisimilitude OF the coins
authorized by law. With the natural
law OF trade that every coin not made
by the government shall have the same
Intrinsic Is face value IL viii readily
appear that the privilege Of coming
money by individuals would not be a.
very profitable undertaking. A great
many commodities have. ct different
periods Of history, been employed as
money. The Hudson Bay Territory at
one time used beaver skins. Colonies
OF fishermen used fish. pastoral tribes
used cattle. and agricultural peoples
their field products, as in colonial times.
when tobacco was the currency OF
Virginia and Maryland. Brass was
first used as money in the form OF
tools. Mercury has been money among
the miners OF Mexico, leather in Rus
sia. tin in China. pepper in Abyssinia,
rice in the Philippines. dried goldfish
IL Newfoundland. The Greek cities in
Asia Minor We're the first. so far as is
known, 20 establish mints as state in
stitutions. The United States dollar
had its origin IN the Spanish plaster
OF eight reals of Mexican silver, which,
in turn, was patterned after the Joach-
imsthaler OF Spain.
TO-mOrFON-A National University
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AUCTION SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE or CHURCH EDIFICE AND
PARISH HALL OF GRACE CHURCH PAR
lsH PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL. AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF NINTH AND d
STREETS SOUTHWEST, ALSO THF FURNI-
TGHE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ND THE
ORGAN NOW IL SAID CHURCH.
Whereas default having been made in the pay
ment of interest on the debt secured BY a certain
deed Of trust bearing date April l3 1900 and re
corded among the Land Records Of tie District OF
Columbia April 70, 1900 in Liber 2g77 folio 81
et seq and at the written direction Of the holder
and owner Of the notes secured by said deed Of
trust. the undersigned. the trustee named in said
deed Of trust. VIII offer for sale under the pro-
visions thereof. at public auction. in front OF the
premises at o clock y, m. ON WEDNESDAY, +,
the 6ih day of February, a. D. 1873 Che following
described land and premises with the impr0yements
easements, Iights. way-Dond appurtenances there
unto belonging, situate and lying 10 the District Of
Columbia. All Of original lots numbered nineteen
u9l. twenty t2N. and tWenty-one en- in square
numbered four hundred and eleven sll
Also the furniture of every description. and the
organ now in the church erected said real estate
Terms Of sale. One-third Of the purchase price
ia cash ioi which deposit Of $50 must be made
20 the trustee az the time ~ the saei and the
balance IN equal notes Of the purchaser. payable in
one and two years from the date Of sale with in
terest az the rate Of six 80 p@r centum pr an
num- payable semi-annualD, said notes 10 be Sc
cured by iTst deed Of trust the property Sold or
all cash at the option Of the purchaser The terms
Of sale to be complied with within twenty DAYS
from date Of sale in default Of which the property
Vi be Tes0ld at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser after five DAYS Reimbursement IN
some newspaper published in Washington o. e.
All conveyancing title examination, and recording
a. the expense of tie purchaser
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF TIE DIS
TRICT OF COLU0fBIA
Formerly
UNION TRUST AND STORAGE COMPANY
OF THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA Trustee.
By EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN.
President.
Attest. GEORGE =. FLEMING.
Secretary
jasIfe35E lOI2l4l7lqY2
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts.
Navy Department, Washington, d. c..
until 10 o'clock a. m. FEBRUARY II.
1903, and publicly opened immediately
thereafter, to furnish at the navy yard,
Washington. d. c. &C, a quantity of
naval supplies. as follows: Sch. Isl: Elec-
steel castings-Sch. 55S: Furniture.-Sch.
75I: Electric spare parts for gig-Sch. 40.
Disinfecting apparatus Applications for
proposals should designate the schedules
desired by number. Blank proposals will
be furnished upon application TO the Bu-
reau. l.. B. ROGERS, Paymaster Cen
eTal. I. 5. n. Jazz, ,fe3
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FOR RENT-H0USES.

FOR RENT HOUSE; s ROOMS AND BATH
side yard; 18th st. extended. nesr terminus new
lih ST. car line; rent only $3.50 LOUIS T..
SHOEMAKER 6l2 lara ST. uU fest
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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii, tia San Francisco, close here daily at s;5
p n. I'D to February g. for dispatch by steamer
Alameda.
Hawaii, japan Korea. China. and Philippine Isl
auds. via San Francisco. close here daily at sJ5
p. N. up TO February g. for dispatch by steamer
Hougkong MaIu
Australia (except mails for West Australia New
Zealand aTd New Caledonia via San Francisco.
close here dolly At sI5 up 10 February 9, for dis
patch BY steamer Yeddo.
Japan. Korea, China, and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria B. c. close here dajIv at
6;l5 p N. up to February T. for dispatch By steam
er Empress Of India
Tacoma, close here daily at 6I5 ,. n up 20 Febnl-
ay H. for dispatch By steamer BeleTophon
Hawaii, japan, Korea, China, end Philippine Isl
snds. via San Francisco, close here daily at sJ5
p M. Up TO February 20 for dispatch By steamer
Korea.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\. B.-FolloWing schedule figures published only
as information and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta, Birmingham, Mobile, New Orleans
AsHeville. Chattanooga. Memphis, 900 a. NJ and
Il 90 p. m daily.
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chsttanooga, Memphis.
New Orleans, l0;l5 p. N. daily.
For Savannah, Jacksonville, and Florida points,
i:l0 2. m. daily.
For Columbia. Charleston, Augusta, Aiken. 4.O
p m. and $50 D. m daily
Tourist cars for California, tri-veekly, 4;l0 2, N.
Local for HaTTisonburg. los a. m. daily: lI5 Z. m.
week days, for Dsnville, SOS q. N. daily, and FOR
Charlottesville sos a. m. and ass ?. n daily
Frequent trains TO and from Bmemont
l. S BROWN, General Agent.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS y ..
February l. l@8.--At I O'Clock p. m on SATUR-
DAY. February T. 1905, the fish wharf rights and
privileges win he sold az public auction on street
between 7th and 9th streets northwest in front Of
the fish stalls Of the Washington Market for the
term Of year from March J. 1903. For further
information as to terms of sale &C. apply al the
Office Of the Seaer Uf Weights and Measures s5i
Louisiana avenue northwest HENRY B T.. MAC
FARLAND, HENRY l. WEST. JAY J. NOR
ROW. Commissioners D. c. feSlM. .exS
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lumhis holding @ Probate C0UTt. No lisIl Ad-
miuisfrHtfg This is 20 give notice that the sub
scribers Of the District Of Columbia and the State
OF Pennsvlvanlg. respectively have obtained from the
Probate Court of the District 0s Columbia letters
testameutaty the estate Of Sarah A. White late
Of the Dist5ct Of Columbia deceased All per4ou,
haTing claims against the deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof le-
gsly authenticated, 60 the sgbcTiDeTa on ur before
the 18TH DAY OF JANUARY. A. d. 1909; other
wise they may by Law be excluded from ali benefit
OF said estate. Given under our hands this Eth day
Of January 1903. HARRY ". WHITE. Greencastle
Franklin Co. Pa; MICHAEL J. COLBERT. AZ
5th ST. Washington. D. e. Attest: lseail JAMES
TANNER Register of Wills for the District Of 90
lumbia Clerk 0f the Probate Cont, HAMILTON
COLBERT, YERHES & HAMILTON, Attorneys
iaaO2 27fe3
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOTE Published only as information and not
guaranteed.
100 z. Nc x o. LIMITED. DaiIy-Fast yes
ubule train. Pullman seep5r5 20 Lexington. Louis
Vile. Cincinnati. Indian tDGls Chicago. sud ST
Louis Connection fer Virginia Hot SrrinEs Pull
man cars Louisville TO Nashville Memphis and New
Orleans. Dining cars 6 la carte service.
II0 p NJ j. v LIMITED. DBilE-SOIid
v7stIblle tIaiE. Pullman sleepers - CINCINNATI
lexington, and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car ~ Virginia Hot Springs week dgvs. Dining cars
q ia carte service Pullman SleeueIs Cincinnati 20
Chicago and s. Louis, ana Louisville Memphis
Nashville, and New Orleans
Reservations aud tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices. 5l3 PENNSYLVANIA avenue; G9 18th street
nc4T j. and New Union station Telephones Main
1880 for Washington Terminal Cab Service and Main
LLll --l IN O 81 q LLr-or n-Iica
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY


IIlhtI UfII'E. III ItNNA- AVE-
Notice-FoIl9wiug schedule not guaranteed
u15 A. II. DaLy-seabJard Mail Through coaches
and Pullman sieepers 70 savannah and Jacksonville
Through seepe-s Washington to Hamlet and Ham
let 70 Atlanta PaIlor car 70 Pnshurst Dining
cars.
- 2. N. Daiiy-Seabosrd Florida Limited Solid
Pullman train ;hroush 70 Jacksonville and 81. Au-
gnstine. Also through sleepers % Fi1ehgrst, At
lsnta Birmingham. and Memphis. Dining cars.
s39 L, n. Dally-Seaboari Express. Coaches and
pul-Llans % eaE-nnan and Jaes.-aL-iLs.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

0CHEDULE n EFFECT JANUARY 6. lgs
Leave Washington New Union station
Sos g. n, and so9 a. m.-Dsily-Au points on
Norfolk and Western, also Knoxville, Chattanooga.
and Memphis
l0I5 J. m.--Daily-R0al1kc Bristol Winston
Salem. Knoxville Chattanooga Nashville Memphis
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining Cars.
For Nofolk-Leays Washington 10 q, N. daily,
I0j a. z. daily. 5.5 = I'D. daily. AT!Vs Norfolk
u - a. H., 8 . 3. m, 0,f5 p. H.
Hl5 p. m.-Daily-BeTTyyjlle, LUray Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive s.i5 a N. and
l.55 p. N.
All information Fourteenth street and New YORK
avenue Road Building
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

FLEMING BUILDING, lfis G ST. NV: RENO.
waited throughout lst fOw suitable FOR stock broker
real estate; also excellent Office rooms with best
Of i3uitor service: 10 extras. U25-tf
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
PRICE. 1900 RENT. as.5o.

PRICE. 5000. RENT, $3.50
Bay ywindOW press brick; sewn rooms; 18th and
Maryland
S.l50-S309 cash. balance like rent; new houss on
the Heights 2stoy-andcellar brick; rooms and
bath, hot-Water heat. in frst-Class condition
F0R SALE-S360; $500 cash. balance like rent
Broom brick in best part of Georgetown. In first
class condition. Rent $50 splendid oppor-
tunity Don't miss H.
VIM. n, Saunders < CO., 14OT # IT.
fest
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WALL PAPER.

PAINTING. DECORATING, PAPERHANGTNG-
VIII bring samples 70 y0ur home.
NATIONAL DECORATING co,
ith snd F sts Phone 65f3 Main
nO6-f
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
Saturday, February I, 18OSa
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court Of Appeals.

Assignments for Tuesday, February :, 1896
Special calendar
No. L Davis vs. United States Attorneys. 4. 9.
W0rthiu gt0n-D. ". Baker and Stuart NcNsmars
No. ls johnson - District q Columbia. Attor-
neys Hayden Johnson and J. W Patjez0n-E. Il.
Thomas
No. t. Garrison et al vs.. District q Columbia.
Attorneys. J. =. Archer, tr.-E II. Thomas.
No q Secretary Of the Interior IS United Stats3
ex Tel. Turner Il al. Attorneys. L 7. Sanford and
". Z. HsTr
No. q. Same vs. United States ex rel Vaughn,
Sc Attorneys, Z. T. Sanford and ". r. Hsrr.
Regular cali
Nc. i7a Dobbins IS. Thomas s1sc1trix. Att1fs
ueys. Leo Simmous-R. g. Donaldson.
Nos l753 and l56l King ys, Curtain, exeC1triE.
Attorneys. J. A. John-7u-E. A. Jones
No. lsIi. Griffith. executor, vs. Stewart Actor.
neys. c. a. MeriIlat-E. Il. Thomas and J. 3.
Archer. j.
No lT5 Van N0sdau vs. Washington Tines
Company. Attorneys c. /. FraHey-W. J. LAM
bert
Nos. ITS and l-72 C0nsaul e. al. administrator
rs. Cumnius, administrator. Attorneys. r. G. Dom
sidson-Tucker 4 Kenyon.
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AUCTION SALE
OF THE Personal PROPERTY
OF THE JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION

OF THE Personal PROPERTY
OF THE JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
COMPANY.
Pursuant 20 "a decree Of the Circuit
Court Of the United States for the East
ern district Of Virginia, we win proceed 70
sell, az public auction on the premises,
commencing TUESDAY. February 4, 1905
at II o'clock g. H., and continuing from
day 10 day until the sale is completed, the
personal property Of the jamestown EX-
position Company consisting In part Of a
large quantity of lumber and building ma
terial, tent floors and camp fixtures, cots,
mattresses, office furniture, typewriters
druggetsr bookcases, filing cabinets, police
motor launch. road implements, &c
We viii also have for sale, privately, at
its appraised valuation. on and after JAN
UARY 90 1868, q large quantity OF insu-
lated copper wire and cable, electrical fix
lures, FIRE eXtinguishers and plumbing
fixtures.
TERMS. CASH
ALNAH II. MARTIN,
WI. ". GEDDES,
JaZl-9t Receivers.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-INyEsTsIENT PROPERTY; HOUSE
IN good repair; 9B 50. Ew. ic1mer 10th and Kl (;
10 rooms; all modern improvements Owned by
nonresident and must be sold LOUIS J.. SHOE
MAKER 6l2 liib st nw fest
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z. H THOMAS and las. FRANCIS SMITH,
At-urar-s

~ THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
or tuiumbH, h0.dus DstTI1t Court In rs
Extension Of Fourth street northeast Bis-i~ Court
No lH-Notlcs Is Lafab. given that che Com
uial0ner7 CT the District Gf C1luT bia pursuant 20
the PROVISIONS ~ an net ~ Congress aulTgrgd Jan
uary p, 1905, entitled An a-t 90 extend Vrr--r
street northeast have fled petition in this court
praying The condemnation IL tie lard rsoasss-. for
tae extension ~ Fourth street Northeast u1rtLRard
from is present termination near Franklin street -r-
tended. through the Fre5e1ics Ross te- 20 Hs7rl.7
street extended iu the District OF Columbia as s.os-,
ou d plat OF map lled with ths said petition IS
rarf thereof. and PRAYING also that a 5lrv 6f I'VE
r}dicl0is. experienced dIslteTestsi men. who shall
be freeho-deTs within che District cf Columbia. rgt
related 10 Sny person interested i9 these uUceefinrs
and not ln the service or employment Of the District
OF Columbia az Of the United states b. zrm-eesed
b. the United States Marshal for tie District of Co
hmba % assess The damages each owner Of land
70 be taken msy sll-tsi1 hy reason Of the er.en.
sion of Fourth street and the condemnation of
the land necessary for the purposes Thereof and
TO assess as benefits resulting tlsrefrUm the en-
TIRE amount Of said damages. Uus the cost IF this
proceeding, upon the land stuttirE upon the said
street % ue extended, and sleo upon a other pieces
Or parcels Gi land which the HTy may find VIII be
benefited by the extension of the said stret. Il is
by the court this slst day o' January A. d. 1905
ordered that all persons having any Interest IN these
proceedings be, and they are hereby warned ana
commanded 70 appear IN this court Cd OF before the
9TH DAY OF MARCH. A. d. 1893. at 10 O'Clock
4 N. and e1ltiuUe d. attendance until the court
shall have made is final order aifrug and confirm
ing the award of damages and the assessment of
benefits O. the jury t8 be 5mpauelei and suosu
herein, and IL is further ordered that copy Of this
notice and order De published once ia tle Washing
ton Law Reporter and on six secular days In the
Washington Evening star. TIE Washington Herald
and the Washington Post, newspapers published in
the said District. commencing al least twenty days
before the said 4tb dey Of March A. y. IslS Il Is
Further ordered taat cory az This notice and order
be served by the United States Marshal or his dep
uties upon such 0f the oUncrs u the land 10 b.
condemned herein may he found by the said mar
shal or his deputies within the Dist-cr Of Colum-
ba and upeu the tenants and occupants 0f the same
before the said i,h day Cf MlTcb. A. ID 1905 BY
the court: JOB BARNARD Justice. s trIe- cory
Test, seal !. R YOUNG. C.erS Bv r. T.
ETl.TlE Assistant g1nrl I'll
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FOR STORES.

FOR SALE-sMALL STORE PROPERTY. qaS
lst st. NV; lot lsxi0o, house rooms and bath.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER el2 l4.h ST. nw. fest