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MISS NJ. J. BOYD, EXPERT MARCEL WAYTR
and halTdIe5ser. shampo0ing. manicIring chirop-
ody. facial ans scalp treatment. Work done az
hotels and residences. Phone Main Z6j5. sli @
81. nv. fe2g-tf
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

2lI = street northVest-J0ln J.. Baldwin 70 David
Chegtemau. lot g. square @ So
H0lmead Estaie-Zse1arial T. Sewers and Arthur
$. Matfingy. trustees 10 Edwin and Susanna
+, Eau9ld lot Il. square 2575, SO.
Gl Fourth street uarrhsast-Thomas +. Brine TO
Mar T. ByrBe, lot g. square SCI, So
Raudle Highlands National Savings and Trust Com
pany trustee. to MARY G.. D0ughety I1J 4.
block 553 $500
George avenue and J. street s9utheast-GroTer q.
Io1ey GO uL 10 Fred C. Jones. iot :. square
willard street northwest between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth -t-eets-Ellzsbeth =. Moore e viz,
William b.. to Samuel 81. Tucker, IT,, lot -,
square l5i. SO.
Tennessee avenue northeast h5tvceu Duncan and
-tIeet--Ssmaal " Tucker. g., et ux- 20
Elizabeth +. Moore Iat 49, square 1895. $40.
Pleasant PlaiuS-Chuic ". King il. et IA. 70
James W. French lot &C. So
Bauy Faun-Jolu BgTHes and samuel G. Mills,
trustees. 20 Susie Sanders, pant lot 9, section 8.
West woodrdge-GIsan T. Hustled et NIX. To Henry
A. Vieth. oue-haif interest IN lots 9. DO. and part
laf 2. block szi9, Sle.
Woo5Hdee-N Mile H. Bronson ct uz- to Louis Il.
SimrEins. lats and g. block :. S.
South Grounds Columbian UNIVERSITY Palmer
20 Alice g. Palmer for Ill. and 70 Helena e.
Palmer. lGt l1l. Sl#.
Mount Pleszaut-s5uv s. and Carroll =. Ze1p IZeuD
BI7sl. 90 George J. HupeIt. lots y. u. IS,
SD.
II street northwest. between Nineteenth and Taen-
tieth stge5ts-Elank S. Collins Go Frank II. Raw
Ing. orgnal lot 9, square 10 ST.
First street southeast between p and Estrerfs-
Addie r. Perkins 70 Barnett and Jacob Cohen.
parts original lois z and l5 square 7ga So
No ll0S Fifth street u1r1bUest-A lgem1u r. Sic
Chesuey e U1. 30 Betsy B. Horn LOT So square
So SIC
lie Droit Park-Iesph u. Hamnsan 5t al. % Hors-
Tie r. Tauln, west Tar Dos g block H. SO.
same % AsbHTy i. Taylor east Part I7- &.
block IT, SO
seventh street southwest, between auj II streets
Robert u g. Bacon e. GE 10 Charles Il.
Parker Dots q ard o. square fs. So
Ne. SIS II sfTeat ueraesst-JaHn TIeEeu e TX. 20
L1a NJ. Long Dr.; 81 square So. So
Aassaeauseits avea7e northwest between North
Capitol and First 5-reers-S.las s. Dash et Tax.
"a 1IUv X. Harris. I-t ana Uart i1t O. square
C5
Q street northwest between Thrtieih ard THIRTY
first streg-z-Albert r. Berry. adniuista-1r. -
al. TO Alexander s. Syeusr, Jet 3. square lz5-,
Sa-.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

square 9s2-Tre5 y. Rhodes e. ny. To Hor5tio v
Tarlil and Charles s. 3ig-. "a ---Jrs Lille z.
I5ilIu, S252 yesrs. 6 per cent semi annually,
lct 10
square T51-EH1ateth B. Cook Of rr Cyrus 3. "a
7, Percy Myers and Haus s. Webb 70 secure
William kduou5tss. trustee. Sla0. years. 3
r-r cent. ssInI-aIElail-. t8 secure Charles +.
Marsh. $50. Il year. Ugr cent. s-5nianuuallE.
Dot 12s
Square sF-Frei c. Jones 10 William F. Edmon-
son and Lgri- x. Peab. To secure Charles r.
Marsh. so. years. per cent z5Ini-aunuaI7,
IrtL
Pleasant Plarz-EGabeth T. Moore e. viz VIII
lam L. 90 Charlie y. Stone and Charles W.
Fairfax ta sauTc Samuel " Tucker T- $50
TO S. months 8 Irr cent. srmi-aHuualy. I1-
H.
BARR Farn-suis Saunders TO Robert r. Sewer
butts and Seymour y. Jones. TO secure Wash
iugIGH Gifts and Comfy Investment Association.
SEQ. o 50 months. pr cent. part lot 9. sec
ton g.
Square 67-Na-v F. and Theodore Herbert to George
K. and Charles LiEEiHs. IN secure William II.
Linkins. sloa J year, lST cent. part original
1ot7
Ls Drot Park-Julis A. W. smallrooi to ]. sClin-
ton TrihiE and e. X. Eaileg. to secure Charles
r. Trhby. S411 ] 10 % months Der cent. los
s. bloch BE-
Voo3rids- H. Slmftius co ms. 70 Miles Fl.
Bronson. &C. secure Miles II. Bronson S1I53.
monthly payments. per orut lots and 5.
Square f5e=Frank s. Collins TO Milton T. Aies and
William J. FlstHer. te secure Frank T. Raw
iuss, Seoo years. yer cent, senniaunuallg,
originally lot g.
Square l59-Charles n. Davis Ct Ux 20 sane. 70 SCI
cure John A. Jones Ssoo. years. 5 per cent,
seHi-amUsllT. Ta.t lCr s.
Square Cynthia T. Stead 90 Milton E. Aues
aud William J. Father o. secure John A.
Homes S5er s years. 5 Ter cent, emIaunusIlg.
Parts original cots g and TO-
Columbia HeiEtt~-EdwaTd KiahaId Ct aL 20 same.
90 seCuTa john A. Jones. $780, years. per
Cs1t semiamu3lly part l0- Is. block s..
SquaTc 2e3-Samue a. C0Inwel ct ux, % same.
% see3re John IT. Jones. Si5,0Jl years per
cent mi-gIuUaIly. lot n.
S1uaTc i1s2-AirsaudeT :. Stewart e IN. 10 Stuart
NcNamara and Charles ". Arjh. 20 secure Mar
saFet A. Be1E, 2so3, 1 and years, Per cent.
sau,iaEnugny lol .
Square ss3-Bersy b. Horn e sir Nathan % Harry
X. Boss and II. Glenn Phelps. 10 secure Algar-
non r. AIcChesneE. Sioo2, years, 5 Ter cent,
smjaUuually los 5.
Square s-s-Lcua NJ. Long 90 the Washington Loan
and Trust Company. o. secure Equitable Co
operative Building Association. SI599 lot 90
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COURT RECORD
oTuesany. February II, Ioos1

Estate q James S. Gunncl order authorizing pay
melt Of rerairs AttJneF. J. ii. T4ylm
Estate # John IT CarDi order authorizing pIr-
chase Of stocks. Attorney, J. J. Darlington.
Estate u Beredict Roth: appointment and answer
IT guardian ad htem.
In he EVELYN H. Pullman: order appointing guar
dian. Attorney. q. J. Gates.
H. Harriet Z. sterlo1=e order authorizing al
loWsuee. Attorney. r. \. H0peHel
Estate II Elizabeth Mckay; 0rGG refusing pro
bate Of viii.
Estate Of Rosanna C. Young: order fixing date Il
trial
Estate Il Annie Hartford petition for probate and
record 0f ai1 and letters testamcHtar. Attorney,
Leon TolriHeF
Estate o- 5eTcida K McDeyi,t; order granting
letters n administration bond. si,I1 AttUneys.
shcehF < Sheely
Estate ri Henry f. Andrews; petition for letters
% administrations Attorneys, Dau. Peysef & Tay-
70.
Etate Of Francis c. Dom; viii dated Nay Il.
1884, dle3.
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ALEXANDRIA
ALEXANDRIA.
LUMBER AND MILL WORK,
HENRY X. FIELD & CO..
SASH. Doors, FRAMES.
LUMBER or ALL KINDS.
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Japan. Korea, China. and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoria, British Columbia, close
here daily at 6l5 p m. MP to February = for dis
Patch By steamer Empress If India.
Japan, Korea, China, and Philippine Islands via
Seattle, close here daily a. SIS p. m. up 20 Feb
ruay l3, fos dispatch by ST amer Kaga MauN
Japan. Korea. China, anu Philippine Islands via
Tacoma. close here daily at 6lj D. m. ND 10 Feb
maTy u. for dispatch by steamer Bellerophon
Hawaii Japan, Korea, China, and Philippine Isl
ands, via San Francisco, close here daily at els D.
m. zap to February % for dispatch BY steamer
Korea
Australia iexcept mails for West Australia New
Zealand. Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands. and New
Caledonia, via Vancouver and Victoria British Co
lHmhia close here daily at 6l5 D. III. I'D to Feb.
ruary o. for dispatch by steamer Aorang.
Hawaii via san Francisco. close here daily at 6l5
r. N. no to February e. for dispatch by steamer
Alameda.
Hawaii, Japan. Korea, China, and Philippine ISL
ands via San Francisco. close here daily at 6:l5 D.
N. mp to February q, for dispatch BY steamer
America Alaru-
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands. via san
Francisco close here daily at els D. m. mp to
February O. for dispatch BY United States transport
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands. via San Francisco.
close here daily at els p. m. up 70 March 6, for
dispatch by steamer Mariposa-
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Are You a Square Peg in a Round Hole?

Many man keeps pegging away work he's i'll adapted
Bookees with undoubed artistic talent waste the vital Of their
lives bending edgers big athletic fellows who would
succeed outdoor work often measuring off baby ribbon in
dry goods stores of sudiou nnaons refined tastes stick to
the rough and ready crowd OF commercial saesmenand goes
Don't allow yourself to be business mist when by reading THE
WASHINGTON HERALD Want Ads You find your niche
world OF trade rue enough rolling gathers moss and
the chrome obter unfortunate being but nonef these obc
tons outweg the utter foohardne Of sticking work that YOU can't
put your heart in.
Success sprouts from congena and rpens There's
always market for talent and perhaps this very kindly appr
ave employer wants just such ability yours find
harder to get good than good find good positions
and the Classified Advertising Section THE WAsHNCroN HERALD
IS the great industrial clearinghouse where and
happy balance IS struck between opportunity desire
the regular reading The WASHINGTON HERALD Wants
be the keenedged tool that ultimately squares up your environment to
your ability and makes you square peg square hole
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

All present
Admissions: Berkeley r Davds and Donald II.
Mclean.
Original Docket No 90. In 10 application Of
Henri b. T. MacfaFllud ct nj. Commissioner q the
District oi C0gmbia writ 1T prohibition Issued
Opinion iy Alf Cbief Justice Shepard; dissenting
opinion by Alr Justice Van 0Isdei Auomeys T..
II Tbolnas-B. Ross Perry & Sor.
Patent Appeal No. $50. Ferrend st. Landmark
decision of COMMISSIONS 81 Patents reversed. Oian-
jon hg Mr. Justice Van 0radci Attameys. Mel
vile ChHch. J. If. Spear, Ellis spear-EInest WI
kinson and s. T. Fisher
no 1lgl. O'Brien et a. S.. Patst Brewing Com
pmyi argument commenced by Nr. Edwin Forrest
i0f appellants. continued rs Nr. D. S. Nac.aH Tor
appellee aud concluded hy Mr.. Edwin Forest ioI
appellants Attorneys, Edwin foTesi-siackaI &
Maed6l
No I7g5. Coouer vs slllers q al argument com
meHeed bF Alf John Bidout for appellant continued
by Mr. Edwin Forrest for appellees continued fe
Alr. d., Z. Davis fOr appeliecs. and concluded by
AlT. John RidCut for appellant Attorneys, John
Rd9ut-H. L. Davis ard Edwin Forrest.
Ao. 1921. Patterson vs.. Barrie ct al; argument
commenced by Mr. j. j. Hemphin for appellant
continued by SIR. J. D. KENYON Tor aWeilees. and
concluded By Air J. Hemphill for appellant. At
ternegs.>l j. HmDhiIl and +. X. Bfaddock-Iucaer
& KENYON.
Sos 1850, l.0l 1905. and 1856 Washington National
Building and Loan Association ct al. 81. Couley Ct
al argument commenced hy Mr. Edmund Brsds FOR
appellants continued bF AZ. T. &. Thompson Tor
apelile5 IN 1870 and 1901 Attorneys. Hamilton.
/ Co.bat, loke5 81 Hamilton Thomson 8 Laskey and
q. T. 5cfards
Assignments for to-day:
Nos. lsJ) 1907. 1905 and ls15-Wsshinson National
Binding and Lean Association vs. CGEle q al on
tIIal. AttOTley5 Hamilton Colbert GCTEes * Ham
utau-Ibomu~oH q Lsske5 and T. l.. Jeifofds
30 1872, Honbower et al. rs. George Washing
ton University. Attorneys, 7. ". HacAett-W. +.
Alattugly aud w. e.. ClabaBe.
no. 1903 Walker IS. Warner Ct al Attorneys,
Tucker & Kenyon Cuttings < Chamberlin and T. J.
Kennedy
80 1853 Taylor. &c. rs. Leesnitzar. Attorneys.
! J. j. Darlington and J. n sIeGilI-Ejmssad Burke.
No ls3 Brown IS. Socum. Attorney Howard
Boyd-Biuey & Wo5dard
No 1870 Sechnst IS. Atkinson. Attorneys. Hay
den johnson and Vs. ". Boaman-J. T. Archer jr
no ISL. Slater Is Taylor. Au0megs, /. 4. Bal.
/ LEA. s. TAYLOR and J. L. Savior
No 1872 French SIS National Laundry COMPANY
Att1meys Milan &. SmitA-BarTy NGhul and Il. T..
GstieT-
80 is3 Smith vs. Barber * Ross. ATTORNEYS.
John Eld5u.-J j. Darlington and G. i. FTailey.
No l5Il Behreus ct al. rs. Naciarlaud et al.
AttoIeTz, W. C. Preutiss-E. II. Thomas and j. f.
! smith
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sUTEENE COURT uF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
EIEHhla. holding a Probate Cont Sc. 1857 Ad-
mln.-Gi.l0n- This Is 20 give notice that The Sub
sC-ItfIs, NJ The District ol Columbia. have obtained
from The Probate Count 0t she District VI Columbia
letters tes.ameufarv on the estate If 57au b. ClapH
late % tie District IF Columbia. deceased. All per-
sons having claims aEs.us. the deceased are hereby
warned ig exhibit tie same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated % fHr Subscribers on
or before the 9TH DAY OF JANUARY A. ID.
1879. otherwise fheF mas tT law b1 excluded from
al h5ledt RI lid estate Given under clr bands tais
EiH dav NJ JaHgsE. 1913. ANNA j.. gLAFP Ig-l
Vermont avenue. JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON H&
Fifth street northwest. Attest. l~taLf JAMES
TANNER, Register Of WIZ 60. lHe District ~ Co
lumiia. Clerk Of tfs Probate Court. JOSEPH j.
DARLINGTON. Attorney ian fe5l2
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WITH BOARD.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

FLEMING BUILDING. l4l9 e ST. NV: RENO.
waited throughout lst floor suitable for stock broker
real estate. also excellent office rooms with best
Of lanitnr service, no extras. DZ5-d
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE Is EFFECT FEBRUARY g. 1908
Leave Washington Nca Union Station.
500 d. m. and goo d. m.-Daily-Au points on
Norfolk and Western also Knoxville. Chattanooga
and Memphis.
l5.D p. m.-Dsiig-R Roanoke Bristol Winston
salem Knoxville. Chattauoa-a Nashville Memphis.
Ncs Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining Cars.
For Norfolk Leave Washington 40 a. 10. daily
lld5 a. 10. daily. 5.5 T. %. daiIy. Arrive NorfoE
u % a. ~, - p. ~, 03j b. ID.
s15 %. m.-Dlily- BeuyTle. Llray Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive s5 a. n. and
ll.1 j.. NJ.
An information Fourteenth street and New York
aTcuIs Bond hudiuEI.
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ASK New Smallpox wntchmen.

To increase the force of special police
men in the snallpoy service, the appoint
ment Of twelve additional watchmen has
been recommended by Health officer
Woodward They are: Lewis B. Adams,
Reginald L. Humphrey, George L. Eckert,
Edward J. McNuIty, Francis z. CrUtchett,
Levi Bowen. John Z. Richardson Robert
II Burnett. Bernard +. BTOsnahau. Thom-
as b. Johnson. Henry c. Griffith, and
William c. Shattuck. Recommendation
has also been made for the confirmation
of the appointment of d. Robert Kirby,
watchulau
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Or. W c. Woodward District Health
Officer, has recommended that the Civil
Service Commission be requested TO hold
an examination Of applicants for appoint
ments as inspectors in the service of the
Health Department The vacancy ere
ated by the resignation of Inspector G. T.
Simpson, who quit yesterday. must be
filed. but as there are no eiigibles an ex-
animation must be held in the near fu-
ture 10 secure applicants for the Office.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOIE- Published only as Information. and not
guaranteed.
ts9 =. NC. & o. LIMITED. Daiy-Fszt YES
uuIls Tram. FlitmaI sleg ler- tJ Lexington. Louis
vile. Cincinnati, luduluoiIs chicago ard ST
Louis Connection f1g Virginia Hot springs. Pull
man cars Lollsslils to Nashville. Hempus and Se8
Orleans Dining CTs a Ia carte s9ujrl-
ilI9 T. Nj. T.. n. LIMITED. Dsiiy-Sohd
Tcsflbula uaW. Pgilms1 c.eCuT, % Cincinnati
Lexington, and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car q. AuEiula Hot Springs week days, bu.ug Cags.
q carte sfTgiCe- Pullman olleplTs Cincinnati ~
CliCasJ and ST. LauIs. and Louisville 10 Memphis.
Nashville. and Sea Orleans.
Reservations and tickets dt Chesapeake and OHIO
thcF-. 5l5 Itna-l lFauia a'tnaei 30 lih street.
near +. and N5a Union station. Telephones Aaiu
$50 faT Washington Terminal Cab >eu.ce and Main
Ices 20 iuT g.. & d. Ticket Office.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS. u. c..
Fe5rasry J. IOs-At ! oclocs p H.. On sATUR-
DAY. February l5 1855. the fish wharf rights and
privileges VIII he sold az public auctIou on street
between 9Th ard 9th streets northwest In front Of
the Hsh stalls cf the Washington Market for the
term " enc year fam March = 1865. For further
information as t1 terms Of sale &c ar.ly al the
Office Of the Seaer oi Weights and MCaslus sci
Louisiana avenue uofthWest HENRY r +. Mac
FARLAND. HENRY l. WEST. JAY J. NOR
ROW. Commissioner Il. &. fe3In eHS
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Circuit Court No. i.
II-ETTFF WRIGHT

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
so i18 Moses s. sons Is. NcCacEen. Judgment
Dr. default Att1ue, r. a.. Donaldson.
no $500 SUusmaHu Vs. Philadelphia Baltimore
and Washington Railroad Company. verdict f5r
plaintiff. si.tt. lu-e7T0Cl-i7Us answered and fled
Attorneys ChaTiE BrcTn-AiChemcy q Flaw-Tr.
80 s9-ii Bues VS.. Washington. Alexandra and
Meant Vernon Railway COMPANY on tnai- Attpr-
ness. ~ e.. Gardner and f. \. HaIeveli-A. \.
Haehliu-
Assignments f1- today.
No. 81. AUpicr IS. The Capital Traction Com,
ralg. Attorneys. T. z. Slefnan and s. g. PeIle-
r. r. Perry & son ard q. T. Dunlop
NJ. 3 hmba!l Us. District Of Columbia et al
Attorneys. r. =. Dsvi~-E. II. Thomas. C. A.
Douglas and g. r. Hoover
No. -i3 Catholic University vs. WagEamsn Ct al
AttUnags. Hamilton Colbert. Yerkes q Hamilton
John Seldeu.
No. sal Friedman vs. District II Columbia. At
toraeys, J, !, Psyser and Hayden JohDsgu-E II.
Thomas
M. DL Day vs. Evening Star Newspaper Com
uauy. Attuucys. IT, T. Davis. IS. L. Rgyau
and George J. Hs7per-H. Il. Peuy q Son
No 30 Wilkinson IS. Cshil Automobile Com
pang Auoness Leakis. Fultas a Cox Howard
BOYD
No. $50 Pen vs. Mckay ct al, executors. At
tguey, II Z. Davis.
No. aE Waliun VS.. Dieudoure. Attornevs
Hayjon JohHsm-Jolu Elic1t.
No. 81 Hudson VS. PicSfoTd- A-tomeTs Alex
audgr Kilgour and ". NJ Ellis9n-}iaddo1 d
Gstisv
no. 5E Cullen S. Alderman Ct al Attomcrs
R3lstCu q oiddms W T. Richardson. and C. \
Wbite-jo5n RidCut and 81. G.. ,ertmsB.
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No, s25Sl. Walker e. 81. rs. Elite Laundry Com
parg; on trial Attorneys Edmund Burke and
George Kesuey- R8lstou 4 Siddous
Assignments frr TO-DAY:
No - Cheshire IS. Anscostil and Potomac
Railway Company. Attorneys, Charles Bendbsim-
J. !. Darlington.
No 20 Robinson Us United States Trust Com
T8uy. Attorneys. s. A. Iutuam-t, a. Douglas.
No e5'. Gre5n VS., Washington Railway and EIec-
the Company. Attorneys. Gaskins & Beckett. j.
Darlington.
40 2s4 B1oodgood vs.. City and Suburban RAILWAY
Company. Attorneys, II. l.. j, Allison. J. Oar
inEtou.
Na rs. American Ice Company Us District Of
C0iGmhia. ATTORNEYS. j. j. DaTiTgJoH-E. H.
Thomas.
Ne 86. Cooper vs. BHGhsrood Railway Company
Attorneys. Robinson Whi-a-J J. Darlington
No 2l WiiliEc Gibbs a Daniel Is Jackson. At
toruevs rs. e.. Baldwin,. 4. Hinder
No 22. Rucker rs. lockwood Attorneys. {. A.
Maxwell Samuel 4, Putnam. and Charles P0e-B.
a. Lockwood aad Arthur English
Nc. % The Mosaic Tie Company IS. The Amer
lean Loktile Company. Attorneys Brandenbug x
BrandenbuTg- Chaplin Brown and Charles Linkins.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL, I'D STREET. NEW YORK.
= 60 a. IN Diner, Pullman Pari0r.
70 90 a. M. Buffet parOT EEehCuF Train
s. q. IN. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
III 90 a m. Diner and Pullman PaFl0r Car.
: 60 D. IN. Diner and Pullman PBrl0r Car.
go p. IA. Royal Limited All Pullman. 5-h0uE
400 D. la. Coaches to Philadelphia,
> 90 D. IA. DINER and Pullman PHl0r.
800 D. N. Coaches % Philadelphia
II 80 D. NJ. SieepeTs.
-zj3 a. N SletptiA
ATLANTIC CRY. t7s0. '9ao. tIO0 a. m. 100
3 100 p e.
AANNAPoLIs week days, 500 a. No., 1905 noon
iit3 bNJ p. H. SUNDAYS $50 a. ~. $50 D. IA
VERY H0Ut Oh THE HOUR."
tNeek days Z 30 g.. 81. 90 500 p. m)
TO BALTIMORE.
20 510. 600, T8g, 80, 1850, $50. '311
Is~8, 1850 ~ 30 a. m.. 1850 noon. 1925, 'la0
PCS. 80. 1000 gu 100. $50. 1850. 10 10
WESTWARD
CHICAGO, $40 &. m., go so y. m.
.tlNtIANAII, 81 LOUIS ard LOUISVILLE
= .lJ q. ~. -80j = In., -l-.i0 ulsat.
IIIISbJAG, 'JIO - IL, ~ $40 p. H., 'l25.
CLEVELAND $40 %. IN.
lyLAABlS, aJ-s8 T., m,
MHLLLi>G, -5a0 Il. IN, '510 p M.
NlNt hssI ktt, 1919 a. m-, fa45. 90 p m.
g i'LD-hlch, $50. I5-1. s5.l5 a. H.. si-o tA5
!HAGERsTowN. 1910 a. ~, 500 p. N.
7Da4l al .tsl'- 7in..r5. solilday only. -
ave-. Main rs, NtU Union Station. Ticket Office
Aidti t5a, Information Bureau. Nam 1850
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\. B.-Folowing schedule figures published only
as information and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile New Orleans.
Ashcviiic. Chattaug1gs, Memphis 500 g. n and
i 90 p. m daily.
For Roanoke Knoxville. Chattanooga, Memphis,
New Orleans, l0.I5 p. n. daily.
For Savannah, Jacksonville. and Florida points,
3I0 p. n daily
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta. Aiken, $40
p. IA, and $50 p. N. daily.
Tourist ears for California, triweaklg. $40 p n
LEGAL Cor Hauis0ubGTg s % a. n daily; us D N.
week days. for Dauulle sos a. u. daily aud for
Charlottesville. sos a. NJ aud 4 - 3. e. daily.
Frequent trains 90 aud from Bluemout
i. 5. BROWN. General Agent
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Chief Justice Clabaugh yesterday grant,
ed an absolute divorce to Ellen E. Not
tingham from Vincent 4. Nottingham.
provision clerk According to the petit
ton Of Mrs. Nottingham. which was flied
last October. the couple were married
in this city on April p, 1891 and have
two children. BY the terms Of the de-
cree. the mother is awarded the custody
Of the children.
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Thomas J, Fisher & Co. announce the
sale Of two lots on Massachusetts avenue.
near the New Union Station. TO Mrs.
Mary K. Harris. at 8 a square foot. The
two lots contain about 400 square feet.
Ii is the intention Of the purchase. to
improve the property by erecting thereon
a building for business purposes. This is
the fourth sale of property made by this
company in the same section within a
month.
n. /. Sausbury sold for B. r. Anderson.
Of Baltimore, a farm containing $50 acres.
in Anne Arundel County. Nd. to
4. II Days, of Indiana The property is
situated on the line Of the new Wash
ington and Baltimore Electric Railway.
and will be held by the purchaser as an
investment. in view of prospective de-
velopments along that line. Mr. Davis
is an enthusiastic Fairbanks man and
has christened his new purchase Fair
Banks
The Moore & Hill Real Estate Com
pany has sold for Harry WardmaR to II.
S Shepard. the property ar 1908 Kenyon
street Columbia Heights This is one of
a row Of five houses now nearing compile
ton and Is the third one of the five to be
sold. The house is of colonial design. has
nine rooms and bath. covered front
porch, is heated by hot water. and has
side light on an alley, The price paid
was $3.50 The purchaser will occupy the
house as his home.
w B. Quinter has purchased at public
auction sale the three-story and basement
brick house at 900 Washington circle,
for 5000, The property was sold by C.
G. Sloan & Co, auctioneers.
A. ". Lukei will erect six two-story
brick houses at Z 10 26 r street north
east at an estimated cost Of $4,000.
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Observation-Disclosures SALE.
PERSONAL.
NINE. WERNER.

Late OF Chesapeake Beach. has recovered from her
recent Illness and viii receive her friends at sls gth
St. Nv. Palalstry, claivoysnt readings Friday and
tiunday Parties attended
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