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The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
(NiOnday, June %, 1oOs)

Michael l. Weller. 70 secure Eastern Building
and Loan Association. 500 lot e.
Petworth-Harry ]. Smith et w 70 William n
Saunders and Claud Livingston. 20 secnrs Aliesi
q. Holmead. SlSj. 10 = months and 9 vears
per cent. scmianuually part lot l9 block Is
same 20 same. 20 secure same debt, uart LOT a.
block B.
Square A5-Clarencs B. Hight et ux 20 National
Security -and Trust Company. % secure Ar,er4-
can Security ana Trust Company. $ 90. years
per cent. semi-annually part lot 49,
Square 675-James X. Abel et ux 20 Chaptu Brown
and Henry II. BCrgmann. 20 secure the Oriental
Building Association. 40 g. Sl00 lot Is
Square 5il-Alice r. sears % The Washington Loan
and Trust Company. 10 secure Equitable Co
operative Building Association. 500. part lot g.
Square l7s-JamCs H. Smith 10 National SAVINGS
and Trust Company. 70 secure American Security
and Trust Company $500. 3 years. per cent.
scmi-aHnually. lot g.
Square jij-Hauriet 4. Y. Sutherland 20 Floyd L.
Davis and Clarence ]. Gcs,f0rd. 20 secure Waltrr
g. DAVIS. $50, years, Der cent, seutanuualy.
Parts lots 2 and o.
Brightw0Cd Parz-Wilam F. H1utress et t1x u,
t-e washington Loan and Trust Company 20
secure Equitable Cooperative Building As51cIa-
u1n. $780, Dot q block g.
square ss-GeCre r. Russell ct TX. 70 William J.
tather and Milton l. Allies 10 secure John u
Jones. 5000. years. pr cent. serni-aun.laI Iv
south hall " original lot g.
Square lG-Flruic S. Perry 20 National SAVINGS
and Trust COMPANY % seeIre American S.
crry and Tust Company s. 100 8 years
pcr cent, semi annually. lGt a.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.


AiDhonse ViguaE g. and Giosepriua sludtno 2
Charles S. Buldv !. p.
William r. Pf1fer. g. and Pauline A. Bruehl. e.
Rev j. j. Frantz
Ernest W9odrut5 p. a-c Olive c, KEYS a
kev. IT, s. France.
Arthur sargeaut. p. and Edna P. snous. p.
Rev. l.. a. Wge
Forest A. Stewart. 2. and Geneyiers c. smith.
=. Rev J. T. Pittzr
Harvey T. Balm-r. 81. and Marie J. Ar1dge. 2.
Ee'. I. a. Hannah.
William B. Cieaver. 2 q Lancaster. Pa. aud
Lrc~ O. Huge a. Rev. J. ". Smith.
Jlmcs a. Severn. =. and Alice II Bennett, =
Rev. Charles M Bart
Jese C.. Bowel = and Mary L Russell. D.
Rev J. p. McLaaga-in
Clarence T. MrCaleb. r. ard Katie P. shaher.
j., both n Iron Gate. Va Rev. J. b. Mclaughlin.
Hubert BEULam. . q Evanston. H.. and Vivian
l. Cameron. = Rev. L. G.. r. Pse-ce
Charles Thaddeu. . and Lydia D. Hodgson. s
Rev. J. ". Heery
DAVID D. Porter 81. and Wiznifred NJ Siatti-sly.
5. Rev L. S. Dunlap
Philip J. Tracey. D. ard yirgie Z. Ward. q
Rev o.. e. Bacon
James T. simpson, %. and Carrie J. FaI.s-. ..
both of Maryland Eey. o.. T.. Peter.
COLORED
Thomas Atrsu. e. and Henrietta MacEeus. e.
RCV. C1lrlel Johnson
George W. Rollins. q. and Amelia A. Scott. ..
Rev o.. Il. Hams
Walter T. Hurt o. and Edith A. Robinson, q
Rev. i. 4. ShCafe.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
DEATH RECORD.

Julius Taylor. Home for the Aged and Iuarn C
years.
Mary A. Co7k. l2s Delaware ave. sv.. 81 years.
Unknown. Eastern b-auch Of the Potomac River
drowned 30 se1rs-
julia s. Fish - sth s.. ne s5 yCars
Jo-efh Noble. T. S. Treasury DeTt 55 years
Charles T. Bradley. Government Hospital for the
ll-sue &c years
Dorothy r. Dixon. s3 jackson s.. Anac7s,ia.
D. C.. months
August r. Pitt. 75 Rhode Island ave Nv. 2 yrs.
Aida l. Pitmau. 1886 Pa. ave se.. g years.
Cccelm Reimau, l6ll Is- So. NV. s. years.
Slmue. Z, Reeve .l9 +th &C. ue years
Isaac R. Hail. ii5 New jersey ave. &c. & mo1ths.
Ma-y W. SuClE. Dupont ciscle. s. years
EnlSlr o Rcu-se, l2-9 q 81. sy.. G. years.
Harry Wood. -l2 Quincy S. ue d years.
COLpEED
John N. Chase. Washington Asy. Hosp . years.
Lena MyCs. 1852 9Th S. NV. @ years
NciIe pleu. Columbia Hospital. T. years
Rosa Lambert. Fgeeimeus HoTial 30 yeura
Ge,ire Randall lS y S. sv. = months
Howard J. Barnes E@1 18th 50. uv.. months.
James Co-tce GO Fr,emars alley. 10 months.
Milton Brown, = Pierce 81 uw. 4 months
George smith, FEetimen's Hospital g years.
John Hunt aIC New Jersey ave uv.. 81 yearS
Melyina Dotrev, Be.yUe court. so years
Louis y. SeEcll 1881 2Sth 81. NV, l. years.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
Lawsuits.

No $685.. Elmer Gardner vs.. Chcsapeake Beach
Railway Company; damages. SOL 600 Attoueys. I.
J. Mather and y. HoreweI
No. 55'5 Henry q. W0rrhirE-on vs. Washington
Railway aad Electric Company; damages, $500.
Attorney L. A. Bailey
No. 56'6 Thomas 5 Sergeca vs. laura T. Lewis.
adminutrarriT: account. Sl4. Attorney, c. s.
Shreve. r.
No. 5tS-. First National Bank q Southern Mary
land vs. Charles l. Eaton. Judgment q T. C.
Strder Justice of the peace. S2-5. Attorney, W
O.. Gardiner.
No. N65S. james Buckley vs.. Arthur McAiuIen e.
al damages $50. Attorneys. Cuttings & Cham
berlin
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NINTH AND F STREETS.
Plan Suggested TO Relieve the Con-
stnnt Congestion.


Editor TIE Washington Herald:
1t is a well-known fact that one OF the
most consested and dangerous places fu
the city IS that space in front OF the
Washington Loan and Trust Company's
office on + street. near Ninth street
northwest. The space between the car
tracks and the curbs Is narrow and dur
ing business hours very frequently car
riages are stopped there 10 receive or dis
charge persons having business In the
building and by reason OF this the pas
sage for vehicles going east on F street
and the space for persons boarding Ana
costa or Capitol Hi cars is crowded 70
the limit.
This condition could be greatly relieved
by having East Washington cars stop on
the east side OF Ninth street to take on
passengers as well as on the west side
This plan IS especially commendable dur
ing the excursion season. when many peo-
pie coming north on Ninth street from the
whares are compelled TO cross Ninth
street and add 20 the confusion in the
narrow space referred 10 above.
BY compelling east-bOund cars on T
street 10 stop o. both sides OF Ninth
street as they DO going west. It would
greatly relieve the congestion mentioned
and add much TO, the safety and conven-
ience of the general public. The space
from curb 20 car tracks on the east side
OF Ninth street IN front OF the Warder
Building is nearly twice as wide as that
In front OF the Loan and Trust Building.
This could further be relieved by stop
ping Anacostla and Ninth street cars on
the south side of F street. between the
Warder Building and the Loan and Trust
Building.
]. z. YODER.
lA Eleyenth street so,,.be,s.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE-LUNCH ROOM; FINE BUSINESS
ISL So no. isz89
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RAILROADS.
W., B. & A. Z. RY.
The Electric Line. "
PUZZLE.

DOUBLE TRACK BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE.
THE BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE. ANNAPO-
LIS. U. s. NAVAL ACADEMY.
Electric palace cars from White House Station
u5th and II stS NORTHEAsD.
For Balnmore--53O. $50 TO5. 80. 500. $50
'906. $50. 1000 l0-50 -u05. and H. 30 a. N. 200
noon. 49, 'loS. - 200 go 800 $50. 400. 40
-5N5. $50. $50. GO =. 90. 80. 30 $50. 1880
aud n-55 ,. n daily.
For Annapolis-G:3O. 80. $50 ESQ. loSo. and IL 30
A. n; l23O. 80 go. $50 $50. $50. $50 %. sso
and IL IS ,. u. daily.
'Indicatca local trSinA All others are limited.
stopping only al Naval Academy Junction. No
walking or hiring Of cabs necessary In Washington
or AnuapolN
Fares One way Round trip.
To Baltlmore- &c SIS
To Annapolis and q. s.
Naval Academy ny............. &c SIS
AL II u. cars direct % White House Station
Ticket Office at 18th and y. Y ave. northwest
and at White House station. 18th and Il stA. north
east. Telephone NJ. 7Sl5
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Circnlt Court No. I.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No Assignments f9r to-day.
Circuit Court No. =.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
40 assignments Tor to-day.
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CHESAPEAKE & ONO RAILWAY

NUIL-Fubhshed only as Information. and not
guaranteed. anu noI
4.OJ p. Nc * o. LIMITED Dailv-t,s. 49,
ubulc train. Pullman segpgTs 10 IeXingto1 I o',,s
vile, Cincinnati. Indianapolis Chicago erd -
Louls Connection Tor Nugma Hot Spriugs phi
man cars Louisville 10 Nashville Memphis ana -
orleans. DINING cars, Ia earle service ''0"
u-u T. NJ r. \. LIMITED. Doilv- S,l,6
yeoubule train. Pullman scepers 10 tirrir,I,,IS
Lexington, and Louisville. C1mrartn,cf,f s-'.a. -
car 10 Virginia Hot opuugs week DAYS Iipi,s, & ir.s
Ia carte service Pullman Sleepefs Cipcir1ss,Gi G =, -
Chicago and ST. Louis. and Louisville M Wc,,,,.,
Nashville. and New Orleans 4t-44S
KeseUotions and tickCts az Chesapeake and obto
Ou,ces. 5lS PernsylyanIa avenue: 1889 n S.Tect
ana New Union station. Telsphrrc-. 49,
$50 for Washington Terminal Cab Service "a yam si
1856 or L)6 Tor &. < o. Ticket Ofics N -iaiu
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

IIChEr OFFICE. liH PENNA. AVE.
Notice-Following schedule not guaranteed
SOS A. NJ Daily-Seaboard Mail. Througb oo..,.
and Pullman s.eepers to savannah and Jacksonv;iie
Through sleeper Washington to Hamlet and Hsrie,
20 Atlanta, Dining cars
go L. N. Daiy-Seaboard Express Coaches and
Pullman TO Savannah. Jacksonville TAMPA. Atl,n,,
birmingham. Memphis Dining cars
Y u. STANSEIL, District Passenger AeOut
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
HART IS FINED SIXTY DOLLARS.
Judge Kimbam Suspends Sentence
on the Yssth.

Leo Hart, seventeen years old. brought
from Philadelphia Sunday night by De
tective Burlingame, Of the central office,
was arraigned in the Police Court yester-
day on charge Of petit larceny. Jadge
Kimball fined him $50, with the alter
native Of sixty days in Jail. Sentence
was suspended.
Hart was charged with taking SO from
the Harvard Laundry Company. his for
mer employers. He went 20 Baltimore,
and then 10 Philadelphia, where he gave
himself up 10 the police. telling a story
of being druggeG and robbed in Wash
ington. and put in a freight car and sent
TO the Quaker City
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
NORFOLK AND WESTERN PWv

SCHEDULE n EFFECT April N loos
Leave Washington New Union Station
Sis a. m.-Daily-Au points on NorfoIl sr5 ".
EN-; also Knoxville. Chattanooga, and Nen,1hi' '''
lob p m.-Dally- Roanoke. Bristol. Winston
New Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining cars '--''
For Norfolk-LA.ye Washington 4.2O a m s.r-
ll:l5 a. m. daily Except Sunday Arrive NO-slyy.
II 20 a. n. $40 p. m. -'O'iOlA
400 P m.-Daiiy-BeTyyille, Luray, Shenandoah
Elkton.
Trains from the Southwest arllye SIS a. m ,,d
I.30 p. m. ana
All information Fourteenth street and New Vol
avenue Bond Buding). A0'A
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
Commissioners Approve Structure
on Piney Branch Road.

The addition to the District Hospital
the new tuberculosis Hospital has been
accepted by the Commissioners. During
the week patients al the workhouse will
be removed and the hospital put into ac-
tive operation.
The building is located midway between
Seventh and Fourteenth streets. near the
place where Piney Branch runs through.
Just a glimpse Of the building can
be had from either street. and It IS an
ideal location for an institution OF its
kind.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23

No. Zsso Edward F. Morgan ct al rs John r.
Morgan e al for partition and accounting At
tcmeys Wilson & Bsrksdalc
Nc. Essl. James Ryan vs. White Oak Coal Com
pany e a. bill II irtcrpleader. Attoneys. Hamu-
ton Colbert, Nerkes q Hamilton
No. Ess2 Alexander DAY vs. Emma Day e a.
divorce. Attorney. NJ r. Clinsscales
No. Z5s3 Anna +. Bau vs.. George s. Ball e Al .
divorce. Attorneys, Coldrcn & Fenuing
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
AUCTION SALES.
'EES, SALE OF UNnPRoyED PROP

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROYED PROP
ERTY II WESLEY HEIGHTS
By virtue az decree q the supreme Court Il the
District uf Columbia sitting In equity. dated June
Is 1905 the undersigned vii, offer for sale az pub
DE auction. IN front oi the premises. on THURS
DAY July p l9s az 3 o'clock p M lots 10 90
a. inclusive. IN block 10 q John F. Wasganan 5
subdivision Of parts % a tmct Of lard called
Alliance" and now called Wesley Heights" as
Ier plat recorded in Iber County No. r, page IT,
or the gec1tds q tie Surveyors Ofce Of the Dis
trict % Columbia
Terms q SALE All cash Or one-third cash. cne-
third iu one year and onethird IN two years the
deferred payments 90 De- secured bv the note q the
purchaser by deed o. trust upon the Iremi-es sold
aud % bear interest 40 the rate . prr crutuu
pe. annum u0yeble semi-lnuilally until paid Terms
% De complied with in 70 days or resale al pu-
chaser risk and cost.
Taxes &c. % be adjusted 20 the DAY % sale
CcnvCyarcing az YrlrChase-s cost.
A deposit Of $1,000 viii he required Al the time
n sale
ARTHUR PETER
Washington Loan and Trust Building
JACKSON II. RALSTON
nr.rr
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JUSTICE GOULD
Estate q Jane l. S. Harrison: order admitting
viii and c0dicl % probate and record and letters
testameutary; bond. $1,000 Attorneys. Berry &
Minor
Estate of Sarah L. Hcrgesheiner. order admitting
viii 20 probate and record and letters tcstameutary
bend. 800 Attorney G.. y Fleming
Estate # BUR- NickCs, petition fer letters n ad-
minis,ratiou. Attorneys. Coldren a Feuuing.
Estate q Annie IidcnClr. viii dated June g. l99s
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SALh
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN
CHEVY CHASE II q

Adjoining Chevy Chase. Md. and within the Dis
trict- Fronting over 1000 feet on Connectcut ave
nue.; five streets running east and west $50 feet ee
yation Every lot in the tract is available FOR build
ing purposes. a detached houses and bungalows
erected or under course Of construction since MAY
1897. the date Of opening Of the subdivision An
city Improvements. including water. sewer macnd-
amiZed streets granOlithic si5ewaiks shade trees
all without expense 10 purchasers SPECIAL induce
ments ale offered 10 those who agree 70 build
Write. telephone. or call for pats and full partle
ulars. Autos and carriages at your disposal
THOS. J. FISHER * co. uNC,
~ 18th ~. NV.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B.-toilowing schedule figures rfIblisbsd o,,,
Gs information. and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. birmingham. Mobile New O-,..,.
Asheville, Chattanooga, Memphis, Sis a m anS
II 90 T. N. daily anu
New Orleans l0i5 ,. m. daily.
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. sau,-
nah. Jacksonville. and Florida points 4.l0 n M
daily - IL
Tourist cars for California, tr-wcesly. slO n M
Local. lor harTlsonbuIg. % a. m. daily; AIS D. m
week days; for Danville Sis a. m dailv and .
Charlottesville, s;l5 a. and i:55 D. m daily Fre
Qucut trains % and from Bluemont
i. = BROWN GcrnraI A..
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UNFINISHED.

A9 SD Nw.-iST AND % FLOOR ROOMS. FUR
nishcd or unfurnished je2s-2t
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AGENTS WANTED.

ACTIVE AGENTS WANTED TO SELL LOTS IN
East Dupont Heights. Apply at once TO Room s.
No. 5l2 + 81. NV je5-gt
LADY AGENTS. WRITE TO-DAY FOR FREE
sample; SIS weekly easily made. permanent employ
meut. TWENTIETH CENTURY MANUFACTURE
ING CO. f96 Main ST.. Buffalo. y. Y. ja2l-5t
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
WINDOW DRESSERS.

SEE NE ABOUT YOUR WINDOW WORK
Sign men. let me make your sguboa-is Screen.
and screen doors 70 order
d. McINROY. El 18th ST. NV.
!eftu th sae0t
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
LAW AND COLLECTIONS
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate az lowest cnucnt rates Of interest: special
privileges With hespect 20 prior tavmerts 'ry'rTR
RUTHERFORD uncl. 80 18th o. NV nhl-u
MONEY TO LOAN-LET US MAKE YOUR NEW
loans or replace old ones az lowest rates Of in
teFest An transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers WN II sAUNDFRs
& CO.. liG + 81. NV ocs-ff
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
DYEING. CLEANING & PRESSING

S. sPIGEL 1916 Q SHADES AND GENTLE
mems fine tailoring Ladies suits pressed 75c.
mems. soc. Goods called f0r and delivered Pb lssi
myZl-eod3Ot
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While you think Of II. telephone your
Want AID. 10 The Washington Herald. and
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

BY RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN. PLACE
wanted as driver on delivery wagon. Apply 4y7
! S.
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EXPERIENCED SALESWONEN WANTED ~
h1useiumishiug and china departments Amply D.
Manager. WOODWARD X LOTHRDp
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE OR RENT-A 7-ROOM SUBURBAN
residence. Inquire az $50 BrightwoCd ave. or
Lakeland Post-oflice Nd. jeN-st
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HOSPITAL BUILDING ACCEPTED

IA Eleventh street southeast " L. ''- L.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
FOR RENT-SURURBAN.

WI T ~ T ItIs.N
Buy a beautiful home site az East Dupor
Heights. Nd. lets 81 and up; no eolor restriction
zee display adv. Room 6. 5l2 s. !et3t
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23

us 18TH ST. NW.-FURNISHED ROOMS; CEN
tral location. large and small jcg35
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HOTELS.

THE VIRGINIAN. Sls Sd ST. NW--CENTRAL
location; nice, cool rooms; excellent table; sum
mcr rates. jel2-tu. FIJI S-3Ot
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23

FREMONT HOTEL. 20 AMI INDIANA AVE.
nw'-Large. airy. clean rooms. in a shady street; ;
summer rates my2i-g0t tu thS
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23

1875 . NW.-FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS; SEC
cnd-hoor front; gentlemen preferred. ie2l.3t
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23

Equity Court No. 1.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 1854. Browne vs. Browne; rule as 10 all
mony. Attorney. VI. T. Clinkscales.
In 70 Cunacy) Annie A. Mofett; amended order
Of release.
Equity Court No. ?.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 2li Duck Bear 70 LeuuDi deposit IN reg
istry ordered refunded Attorneys. S. NJ Brosus-
j. W. Baker
80 EGo Kelly vs. Lewis. substitution Of trus-
Zee ordered. Attorney. G.. ?. McGlue.
No. G9T Cokcr rs Coker: auditors report rati-
fed. Attorney. a. y. Mouton.
Ne E5L Lausburgh w. SULTAN; time ia which
% llc undertaking extended. Att0rneys G. r.
k.mir-J. j. Darlington and n. ". schon.
40. 1870 Cooke vs. scsmltt. rents ordered paid
20 trustee. policies ordered paid. Attorney. Leon
robrncr-AlbeTt Sellers. T. s. BAILEY. ard A. L.
shoemaker.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE
Default having ocuusd in the payment q certain
notes secured hy O. deed Jf trlst dated MAY :.
lNd. and recorded Nav 10 1876 in Liblr Ul9 foB5
l12. ~ tho land records n the District Cf C1lum-
bia. the undersigned viii CTCr for sale 40 public
auction in front II the premises on FRIDAY
july = lfc. Er 3 D. m. the west ID feet front and
the wust % feet next 10 the west % feet 'front.'
both hy fun width q lots one li, tweutythrec %
and tven'y-fCur ga, IN squau, one ll In kath-
ar.uc A. Chase and others subdivision II lani nov
known as "Edgcwood." pr Plat recorded IN
County No T. foiios e5 and 60 Il the reCorIs 4
the UlU Of the surveyor for the Disirscs 4 Co
lumbia
Terms q sale: An cash. A deposit of 500 on
each property 70 be- made az the time Il sale and
terms % D. complied with within ten days other
wise resale az risk and Of defauting purchaser
Taxes % De- adjusted % date Of sale, recording al
purchasers expense.
JACKSON Il. RALSTON. Trustee.
Bond Building
E. QUINCY SMITH, Trustee,
Bo0d Building
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.

Court of Appeals. a.
Adjourned from day 70 day
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& OHIO RATTROAD


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.
= 20 a. m- Diner. Pullman ParI1r
'3.n o. ~. Buffet Parior Fye-hour Train.
s31o a. H. Diner and Pullman pslIor CIR
tllao a. ~ Diner ard Pullman Parlor Car.
loo :. m Diner and Pullman Parl1r Car.
$50 D. "a. Royal Limited. All Pullman. 5-ho,r
+f1o b. hl. coaches 20 Philadelphia,
80 , IT, Diner and Pullman paslor.
-olO J. L. C0acle. 10 Pliladel.4lA
'lzNJ D. L. slespeIA
'-.5- a. "a. SittYeIA
saw J. H. ' Jaw
TO BALTIMORE
~ ERl HOUR On me HOUR"
80 tNeeG days. ~ q. III. 10 $50 p M
's-J ,igJN. 'uUv a. m. -l-13 noon -ILsr. 80
SLID 80. 57D, so. $50. Iiay. Ti.3 -5yi
21c. 3-J. 'ouJ. -UlJ. ~. 'sa0 fy.J .lJs.i'
CHICAGO. .l4a. " .5.s ~ y " AID M
,ClNtlNNAIl. ST. LOUIS, and LOUISVILLE
5-iv O. H., $50 J.. H.. -lZB night
flliobuhI. s-io a. H., - -sI0 p u .I2.S3
lLEYELAND. $40 p M
COLI ABl =. $50 L. ~
MhEELlNG. .3.l0 o. m. 80 D. N
MlNlALSlER $40 o. m. flti. Tj1O p. m
- l. HEpEl'Ilh, N--V. $50. ssl5 a. L.. 81 s. 4g5
AAGERSTOWN. -9IO a. H.. 800 % M
bali!. ENctpt Sunday S,uuuay 6nly
AtLEtHpNh7 az all the following Tcke, OF
ave. Nam rs. NCU CL.4 station: ll-srT 1-r-c
Main tS-t, information HuIclu. Main 1s,1
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Willige. Gibbs & Daniel have sold FOR
William G. Carter the business property
at l07 Florida avenue, between First
and Second streets northwest. II s.
understood that $3.50 was paid for the
property. 1t Is the purpose Of the pur-
chaser, Mrs. Elizabeth s. Simms, TO hold
the premises as an investment This is
the fourth store building in the new row
Of business properties st the corner Of
First street and Florida avenue sold by
Willige. Gibbs & Daniel within the past
three months.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
MOVING, PACKING G. SHIPPING

COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO. NOW LOCATED
50 s' New York ave large padded vans s. load
S"O''' ""son' - Ioau' mh1-eodd
fUKNIITRE, BAGGAGE PIANOS. sc. MOVED
Nlla care; lacaug and shipping a speciality
KREIG'S EXPRESS. lEi II 81. NV. Phone MAJ,
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Criminal Court So. !.
Probate Court

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No Assignments for to-day.
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BOARDING.

wANTED-TwO GENTLEMEN TO COMPLETE
a charming mess of six one large. cool. nicely
furnished room; very cheap for two le3j L st. rw
jelq4t
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1903 Q NW-THREE LARGE UNFINISHED
rooms; Ink. good location. je2l-St
3Gl NW.-ON THE HEIGHTS-S: SECOND
foor, rooms tiled bath. first floor. Si2 jels7t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

COOK WANTED At ONCE. TO co TO MAsSA
chu7etts, Can between and 10 al 1924 I 80. nv
iC-l3t
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WITH BOARD.

l22 IRVING NW.-FURN1SHED ROOMS: SEC
ond floor; private family: SIS. with board je2S3t
tlRST-CLASS ROOM AND BOARD. S PER
week. THE ARIZONA. 80 c DIV. jeoO-st
1893 L SIS FRONT ROOM WITH BOARD :
single or en suite: private bath. jelgSt
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l'39 y NW.-BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. WITH PRI-
'ate bath single or en- suite; strictly private
family is2--t
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BnnIsrnntcN Court.
Equity SuIta.

No. So. In re W. A Darling: hearing on dis
ctarge fixed for July Is
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Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
United States 70. Alice Allen. grand larceny. hail
reduced 70 $40.
United States vs.. Daniel Williams. embezzlenent;
verdict not guilty
United States IS s. J. Austin. false pretenses:
arragned plea not guilty.
United States vs. Claries Catlcrt. rn5brry. jury
disagreed
United States vs.. Richard Holmes. carnal znovI-
edge; uollo pros.
United States vs.. Hydc-Benson-D -Dim0n-schneider.
conspiracy; verdict HYDE and Schneider. guilty
Benson and Dim0rd not glilty Art1ruevs. A. s.
WCrthington. A. a. Biney. r. G. Douadson. j. C.
Campbell. and F. r. Yanderbeer
Criminal Court No. =.
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FURNISHED OR UNFTRNIsHED.

o2 OTIS Ne. BROOKLAND-FURNIS or
uniuiuished-Tvo rooms for !. d. k. or gentlemen
.oomcrs io979 a.
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Harry wardman is preparing 70 erect
fifteen two-story houses, brick and frame.
at q 10 IS Garfield street They will
cost approximately $4,000. A. H. beers
designed the buildings.
George Menke viii soon erect a two
story brick house at 81 Massachusetts
avenue northwest. according TO plans
by J. Wenig. Peter Fersinger
will do the construction work The cost
OF the house viii be approximately 5000.
Francis A. Blundon has sold the square
OF ground owned by Edward L. Snyder.
bounded by New York avenue, Florida
avenue, and First street northeast. 10
Jacob Belt, who Will soon improve IT, The
price IS understood TO have been s25.s00
The deal for the property was made in
connection with the Office Of Simpson &
Sullivan.
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GIRL WANTED FoR GENERAL H0TSEW0RK.
good place l-- --.lL uLrl- "a pm ~ Nv ic.Ll-
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TYPEWRITER REPAIRING.

TYPEWRITER REPAIRING. - Exrert rer,iri1g.
the kind yol have been looking for: any make
anywhere. any time. HOWARD POTTS BALL Ii01
New York ave. Tel. Main 1855 ar-u