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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-09-10

LOndon.-Zia Bey, the former head
OF Turkeys Secret Police. who is q
refugee In London, in an interview
said:
81 am glad to be here, and It is
not possible that will ever return to
Turkey. You must remember that
at the bidding Of my superiors I have
been the means Of running Ministers,
officers and Government officials, and
ITO Turks, many Of them members Of
the most honorable families, disap-
peared during my term Of office.
1T mattered not who were the
persons to be removed, the orders
from the Yildiz Kiosk were implicitly
obeyed. To be denounced by the Sc
cret police was sufficient to ruin any
one. Can you wonder that Turkey
has seen the last Of me?
The Porte as an administrative
machine ceased to exist twenty-five
years ago; since then all the power
has been centred In the Yildiz Kiosk.
do not blame the Sultan entirely.
nor the Chamberlains entirely. Their
power rested In q sort of working
agreement, which enabled them to
manipulate the resources of the en-
pire In their own interests. Izzet
Pasha, the Sultan's secretary, fs re-
Pueeo 10 nave saved $7,600,O00,
which he has invested in the United
states. The Sultan himself has at
least SIS. 1000 900 invested In Europe,
this amount being his percentage on
brides from contractors for war
stores and army and navy supplies.
Il often reflected that this could
not go on forever. but the end came
quicker than most Of US expected"
Fla Bey explained the difficuItiee
he had in making his escape from
Turkey. The Sultan, he said, warned
him to nee. and he had to shoot a
man dead who tried to prevent his
embarkation despite the disguise he
had adopted.
Constantinople.-Euad Pasha, one
OF the most brilliant Turkish officers
In the Russo-Turkey war. who was
exiled for being identified with the
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-09-10
A. Trufant

Hsmiron's LANDING, chebesave IsIano
Maine.
Parties can secure pleasure boat. q,
All kinds Tor all occasions, also Naphtha
Launches capable Of carrying twenty paS-
rrsngers win experienced men In charge
HoW boats To let at reasonable char0es
Wharf Privileges TO let
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-09-10
Mrs. ". NJ. Darling, Prop.


Cspi. feusst L csrit. hamlton's ltg, chsbsasssl
S5.foot sloo safe and comforts Bile: toilsa
below; accommodates 20 to 30; can BE- en-
gagged for sailing. parties By the day.
beIt furnished. Moonlight saiis To -
island. Leave orders with Gle. 4 st your
hotel, or apply st Hamilton's LApdin1.
or at residence, North road.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-09-10
sELLEvUE COTTAGE

Hrs. 6. A. ROGERS
EAST END. chsbessue Island, Ne.
Accom- modations for tweny-nvs
boarders- Large, airy rooms, with evsry
convenience. Fine table. Bathing, Boat
Ing and Fishing. Rates on application.
OPEN JUNE 20 TO SEPT. Is
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-09-10

Constantinople.-Euad Pasha, one
OF the most brilliant Turkish officers
In the Russo-Turkey war, who was
exiled for being identified with the
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Hsrvart Has go. ZOO. 900 In
vested--Income of sDl5, ITO.

Cambridge, Mass. = According TO
the report Of the Harvard College
treasurer, the Investment funds Of
the college amount to t1s,s77,s11,
and the annual income IN @945,17e.
General ivestments aggregate
y17,34f,z2s. Over e5,00o,OOO are
invested in railroad bonds, over ST.
100000 In railroad stock. $1,000 900
In real estate and 81 100000 IN trac-
ton bonds. Besides. over @2,500,00
are Invested In sundry bonds and e1s-
$4,000 IN mortgages and notes.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-09-10
Spain Has Used False
Coin For Fifteen Years

CWn FOR fffteen Years.
Madrid, Spain.-The Government
Will sustain a heavy loss as a result
on the decision TO retire from circu-
,suon 100000 worth Of counterfeit
hve peseta coins.
These coins have been IN circula-
ION Tor the past fifteen years. and
tney have been practically accepted
az regal tender from the people. The
OILY return the Government win ret
vii De from the sale Of the ngots
INTO which the coins viii soon be
melted.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-09-10

Leading house on this nd commanding fine view Of the
Bathing
with dancing privileges
June Is to Sept Is
Only sal from
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
ASSUMES HATCH CLAIMS.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.-Adver-
tisements in several papers today, bear
ing his signature, announced that Rufus
Hatch, jr., would assume all legal claims
against the estate Of his father, a for
mer New York broker, who died fifteen
years ago, heavily involved. Unable TO
straighten out the tangle at the time,
The son enlisted in the army. and after
the war with Spain came 10 this city
and engaged in business, becoming sue
Cessful.
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
EXPLOSION WRECKS MINE.

BROWNSVILLE. Pa, Nov ecu
gene Campbell. aged forty years, was
instantly killed and five others injured,
one fatally, in an explosion of dyno-
mite early today. which wrecked the
main shaft OF the Stimson mine near
here. w. NJ. Pringle, a negro, was
blown over half way up the 100-foot
shaft. lie will die Every bone In
Campbells body was broken. The others
viii recover. A premature explosion or
dynamite while blasting was respon-
sible for the accident
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
kann'S lib. Can, bOrated
taICum powder, lOC

COKE'S Dandruff Cure, regularly
S1.00 ........ ..-........6S $50
oUc size. ............. ....'...'. JAG
COKES Egg Shampoo, Csc size. .21c
POAIPEIAN Massage Cream, SOC
size Observation-Disclosures. $50
KEELER'S Cold Cream, SOC size, 59o
BARNARD'S Complexion Cream. loo
CREAM Lille, regularly soc, for 42c
La BLACHE Face Powder, a box, zee
KANN'S Rice Powder, regularly
zoe, sale price. ............,... LOG
SANITOL Tooth Powder. a box. lac
The Washington times., 1908-11-20

BRADLEY'S woodland Violet
Talcum Powder. a box. lao
BENDER'S Liquid green soap.
regularly Csc, sale price. 800. $50
Kinks Juvenile Soap, regular
PEARS Unscented soap, per cake, sc
TOILET SOAP, assorted odors,
put up three cakes in box,
Buttermilk. Crab Apple-glyc-
crime and violet soap, the box 1oc
HOYT'S Rubifoam, per bottle. e.. 17c
First FIoor-ToiIets.
The Washington times., 1908-11-20

$50 in this lot All with silk taft
feta or silk serge covers. Sizes for
Ilen or women Black and oolors.
Handles are OF natural wood. sterling
silver gun metal, or rolled gold
trimmed. Some fluffy runIe" effects
included. Greatest umbrellas ever
sold at such a priCc-Sl.9S.
The Washington times., 1908-11-20

90 IN this lot Sizes for both men
ana women. All have covers Of
American tafeta with tape edges:
steel rods and paragon frames. These
umbrellas contain handles -hat you'll
md on those retailing usually at
from $3.50 10 500 and are ia gun
metal, German silver. and wood eff
feCts. Wonderfully good values at
LGmOTrDW's price OF csc.
Sale LIST hoOT-BaTgain Tables.
The Washington times., 1908-11-20

100 in this lot. Umbrellas with
union taffeta covers and in sizes for
men or women; cases TO matchi plain
and silk tape edges. Handles show
trimming OF sterling silver, horn,
rolled gold. pearl. and Dresden caps:
some Princess sticks A big value at
tonorrow's sale price OF 2I-5g.
The Washington times., 1908-11-20

These Umbrellas came to
is thinking OF where TO buy G
cellltiOns Of orders for umbrt
TOOK drastic measures 20 un
BRELLAS EVER SOLD II
PRIZE" The sale starts s.
rounded all day with eager b
The Washington herald., 1908-02-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Mex York Feb E-SUGAR-The domestic refined
sugar market this morning was steady bat un-
changed with al refners doing business on ihe basis
q io net lees I per cent for cash. for fine granB-
lated With tie exception ol Che American Sugar Re
rniug Company. which continues on the basis Of
$50 net. less per cent for cash. for dno auJlared
The local raw sug-r market was steady with cen
tTifug1l qUoief az 3ea3.50. mUsc1vad1 l9a3 D. and
molasses. 2Ha20 The London beet alsar market
WHs steady. with January and Fetu1ry unchanged
az 9s loi4d and ss l954d respectively.
NAVAL STORES-Duli and unchanged lower
BUTTER-Receipts so packages; about steady.
Creamery extra. "a hrsls 3a53
EGGs-Receipts. li.&6 cases; weak Nearby
Ehite. fancy. ZIa8. Western luts. 2.
MILL FEED-SfoadF. fair dealings. Spring bran,
lo)-poTnd Sacks 70 arrive. B00; middlines. z575.
ctty bran 2i.51 IN bulk, Western rc1 dog = o.. To
suiye winter wheat bran. IN lo5pound sacks. D g..
oAfS-str2ngi light supply Elevator prices; No
3. white g.. No g. white. 59 No. .. Izsxed. 5iz
FLDUE-Weak, quiet trade SIT1ng patents. 5.5a
So. spring clears 41taisj; winter strairhjs. 5a
49, winter clears. &5GaA5i ksnsas, in sacks, pat
eats, 5.lss55o. siraizhts. sssai Co. eears. 43a3 81
RYE FLoUR-Dul and unsettled sia555
CORN NEAL-3io1eTate inquiry hlB-dned for
expert, 3 46s,,i c-arse meal iu bags. LS5aI o.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-si0u trade; light supply.
Cloice 500
HAY-Recelpts. e0 TONS; firm: fair business Prime
timothy. i0oalo5 No T. 95aloo; No. Q S5as0s Ne. J.
S3as5
sTRAw-sIarset inactive and steady. Long rye.
s5s7e
BEEF s,eady; moderate inquiry. Family. IlOA
l45l: packet. II 5alc0
PORK Trade is dull Mess. lLehll50 family.
l60aafsB
LAED-Wesker Prime Western Te). cltg SIS;
refined continent 7s1 SoHrh American. $50. refined
Brazilian. kegs l0I5, cty searine siz. OIs9stesr-
ine dall; Se9 NoTk, "a. Chicago. 7isa7iz.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Buryille-Henry r. Webb ct ux. to John A. Hyder
lot So square SIS, 500
No. 10 street s7utheast-John r Arendes to
Elesnos n and George ". Arendes, lot B p
square Q3 SIC.
Thirteenth street southeast. between z ana C
William \. Morrison e. ux % Daniel
Heffer. Part original lot i. square 1913. $40.
O street northwest. between Twentieth ana twenty
first stTeets-Hygienic Air Carpet Cleaning Com
Uauy TO Lewis \, Simpson part lot s.. sguaTe
east of square So so Lewis y Simpson et Tx.
% William F Boisn, same land. SO.
No. so5 y street southwest William j.. Webster to
Nlary Z. Webster lot 2l3. square 5i6. SO.
DeaHwolzi Heights-John ". Gregory ct ux. 10
George H. Gets. lot T. square Il, SO
North Columbia Heig1ts-Heury d Gordon q ux.
10 Philip II. ChTiztmsn. lut la. block g. SIC.
No 1911 Linden place nortleast-Louis Gundling to
Joshua \. Andersen. lot go, square 1904. $40
West Eckingt0n-Chsrles F. Benjamin. surviving
trustee, TO Howard d. W0odso1. lot 59, square
:, S5J
H street northeast. between Thirteenth and Four
teenth stTeets-EIias Simon 70 William Myers
part l0t Il. square 1877. $40
Half street southeast, between ard o streets
Ezra X. Stevenson et ux. 70 Man Helen r.
snd salie L. Barry original lot 4, square 7C3.
SIC.
Nos. sls, SO. and go L street southeast-Lida L.
Augustus et al 70 Henry Sherr. lots Is. Is. and
Il. square ssI SO
Seat Pleasant-Eyerett Lee to Elizabeth NJ Lee
and Estelle Aee, trustees, lots q. 2, and 3 and
part lot q SO
No e0l Second street northwest-JoseTh A. Gauges.
trustee, to John J. Fiannery lot i9. square 557
So
Chevy Chase-Ths Chevy Chase Land Company OF
Montgomery County ND. 70 HaTod +. Doyle.
lot S. square 1854 SO.
Washington Heights-Apna l. Lewis TO Amos S.
Kimbai part lot g. block T. $40
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Probate Court.


Estate of Mar Z. Weser; order admitting VIII %
probate and record and letters testamsutary; bond
5000 Attorneys. Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkes &
Hamilton
Estate Of Elizabeth Davis; order granting letters
of administration; bond, Sl9o Attorney, P. W.
Frisby
Estate Of William F. Gibbons: order granting let
ters Of administration; bond, s. 80. Attorney L A.
Dent
Estate q Owen Riley; order admitting viH 70
probate and record and letters testameutary; bond
S,099. Attorney " C. Baidersou.
Estate q Owen Woods; order for rule 70 show
causs-
Estate q David L Fullerton: order e1tendi1g
time for accounting.
Estate q Elizabeth Mckay order authorizing
correction Of record and granting letters q admin
istration' bond. 5,0a. Att0ruegs. Thompson &
Lssksy.
Estate q Francis E. Dom; PETITION for probate
and record q VIII and oodicI ard letters testament
arr. Att0rneys. J. J. Brosnan and r. =. Plir0.
Estate Of William I. Wilcox; petition for pro-
bate and record Of VIII and letters ttstamentaTy.
Attorney. c. T. Williams
Estate Of josiah / CrLsby; order granting letters
Of administration; bond 500. Attorney. J. Il. Licl-
liter.
Estate Of Elizsteth Gallagher; viii dated Dscsm-
Der Q. ls9s filed.
Estate q Catherine E. scheel: petition for pro-
bate and re1ond Of viii and letters Of aduinisra-
( tion C t. e. Attorneys, y, @. Gardner and Z. N
HopeNel
Estate Of james Holmes petition for rule to shog
carse. Attorney. l. a. Bailey
Estate Of Nancy F. Cox; petition for probate ana
record Of VIII and letters testsmsntary. Attorne-,
u. II. Lamar.
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Equity Court No. 1.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUSH
No G7582 Lynn Washington and Potomac
River Steamboat Company; Injunction dissolved and
receivers authorized 10 execute charter -arty. AZ
t0ueys. Douglas. Baker & Sheriff.. W wilson. A.
3. Browne and J. L PeysaT-Ralst0n Siddons
and h r. Winfield.
No 1868. Peters et al rs. Peters et al; trls-
tees instructed 70 accept sale Attorneys Fillmore
Bsal-C. C. James and Il. Il. WEIGH
No G575 J0les vs. Knox ct al receiver ap-
pointed. bond. 5000. Attorneys, g H. syme and
~. II. Fowler -BTandeHbuTg & BrandenbUTg, J. j.
Darlington and Gittiups a Chamberlin.
No Ii8 Waters PT1sises time 10 take teSti-
mony limited Attorneys, Lambert & Mclean and
r. II. YcstmaD-E II. Thomas.
No E58. CusImau1 CusimanO: divorce
granted Attorneys Campbell Darlington sud S.
T.. Tuitt-C 3. Wekert
No 2578 Brooks 81. Ssva e al; time % take
testimony limited Attorneys. Sheehy & Shsehy-
Wilson 6 DaTksiale.
No 8s66 Harlan rs. Harlan Ct al; motion 10
dismiss amended bill discharged. Attorneys. Camp
bell CaUugton and l. d Tulitt-C- Il HemAns.
IT, L. Thomas ard Csuncey Hackett.
No Z7l93 Garfield vs.. Garfield : FsrefeTred 10 e1-
aminar. Attorneys. J. G. Hedrick and E. +. Colo
day-Clyde Wsiker.
No BIB BeusingeT Gleeson. time 10 IKE
testimony eztenied. Attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert,
YsTkes & Hamilton-S. Mcnamara. Z. S. Huide-
k1psr and +. Burke.
10 aE5IEUmcufS
The Washington herald., 1908-02-15
DISTRICT COURTS.


All present
Original docket No. ss3 In re application Of
Henry B. f. Macfarland ct al appeal and writ Of
error to Supreme Court United States prayed by
8Ir R. Ross Perry Of counsel for the respondent,
the Washington Gaslight Company. allowed and
bond for costs hxed at $50 on appeal and $500 on
writ Of error. Attorneys, 2. H. Thomas-R. r.
Perry
No. 1919. Horten L0fieT; passed. Attorneys.
L. A. Bailey-Leon Tobriner-
10. l5ll Slater rs. Taylor; argued bg Mr. L. A
Bailey for appellant and submitted on record by
MF. A. s. TAYLOR for appellee. Attorneys, L. 4
Bailey-U 5. Taylor and J, z, saylor
No. 1872 French vs.. National Laundry Company
argument commenced by Mr.. r. 4. L. Smith for
appellant; continued by Mr. II. 2. Gatley for aT~
pellcc and concluded by Mr. r. E L, smith tor
appellant Attorneys. MILAN smith-Barry No
hun-H. Z. Galley.
Nc. Isli Behrsns et al vs.. Maefarland et a. !:
argument commenced by Mr. W, c. Prentiss ior
appellants and concluded by Mr. j. F, smith for
appellees. Attorneys. ". C. PTentiss-E- II.
Thomas aud J. r. Smith.
Original docket No ~ New York Continental
Jewel Filtration Company rs. KsrT. petition for al
lowanca Of special appeal granted Attorney. J. H.
Hayden.
No. 1876 Deake vs. United States ez rel. Bates
Judgment affirmed. with costs. Opinion By Mr..
Chief Justice Shepard. Attorneys, z. h. Thomas
Lambert & Mclean.
Patent appeal No. 42s viele vs.. Cummings; de-
cision Of Commissioner Of Patents reversed. Opn-
ion hy Mr. Chief Justice Shepard. Attorneys. ".
A. Christy--L. S. Bacon, J. Il. Milans. and G. 7.
8laus.
Assignments for Tuesday, February is, 1905;
No. Isl6 Buchanan et al. MacfaTland e. al.
Attorneys Maddox a Gauey-E. II. Thomas.
No. 1917. Simpson vs.. Minniz. Attorneys, Hailam
4 Hsllam-J A. Maedel and Milton strasburger
No. 1873 Pope ys- Southern Railway Company.
Attorneys c. !. Simms and F. II. Msrshall-G. l.
Hamilton.
No. 1871 Dudley ct al. vs.. Owen. Attorneys.
Charles Poe and S. A. Putnam-W. H. Robson
No. ls22 B7mthayer IS Tally Attorneys. Wilson
& Barksdale-J. j. Darlington and " C. Sullivan
No 1923. Prudential Insurance Company vs. Lear.
Attorneys Bauy a MiEoT-Tayor Taylor.
No. ls5. Catholic University Waggaman At
t0T3sys, q. +. Hamilton and J. ]. Hamilton.
No 1926. Conger, administrator. Baltimore
and ONO Railroad Company. Attorneys, l. J.
Mather-G. L. Hamilton
No. lsF. Casey VS. Smith Attorneys. J. H.
stewart-C. ". Fits and c. A Keigvin.
No. ls38 Bursey vs. Lyons Attorney. ". h.
White
The Washington herald., 1908-02-15
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-OYER I3 PER CENT INVESTMENT.
965 R0sedale ST. ne. lueaT Glth and r sts 5-Io0m
frame and water; newly painted and IL perfecs con
diti0n; rents for $3.50 per month"; price $3.50
OWNER 1913 n Y ave NV
The Washington herald., 1908-02-15
DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday, February II. 1a0s.l

Attorneys Z. l. Gies-wolf s Rosenberg
No. 1889. Same IS. g. Lansburgh; demurrer %
declaration sustained, with leave to amend ia ter
days. Same attorneys
No. 1890 Same IS. Hart same. Same
No. 1875. Hyde administrator vs. Southern Rail
way Company; demurrer sustained 70 first count.
oveIuled as to fifth. and further argument ordered
on sixth. Attorneys. II b. GIaszie-Hamilton. Col
bert Yerkes & Hamilton.
Assignments fer Monday. February Il. 1893
No B2 Cheshire rs. Anac0stia and POtomse
Railway Company. Attorneys. Charles Bsndbsim-
j. ]. Darlington.
No 2si Wilhge Gibbs & Daniel rs jackson. At
toneys. ". G. BsdWin-C. T. Hinder
No go. Green vs. Washington Railway and Flee
tric Company. Attorney Gasklns & Beckert-J. J.
Darlington.
No. BS. Rucker lockwood Attorneys. G. A.
Maxwell. Samuel A. Putnam. and Charles Pos-B
A. Lockwood and Arthur English.
No zi. Bloodg0od " City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys II. l. 3. AtkissOn-J. ]. Oar
hngtOn.
No. zs. The Mosaic Tile Company vs.. The Amer
lean L0ktlle ComIany. Attorneys. Bsndenburg &
BTandenbuTg- Chaplin Brown and Charles Linkius
No 96. American Ice Company vs.. District Of
| columbia. Attorneys. J. J. DarlingtOn-E. II.
Thomas
No. S5. Cooper rs. Brightwood Railway Company
Attorneys. Robinson White-J. J. Darlington.
No. az New YORK Continental Jewel Filtration
Company Fs. District Of Columbia Attorneys ! Il
HaydeD-E. II. Thomas.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-15
WILL SEND MESSAGES.
Postal Card Bearing Health Hints to
Be Mailed.

All communications received in the Dis
trict health office henceforth will be an
swered by postal card. on the face of
which will appear an advertisement re-
minding the community of it's duty to-
ward the promotion OF the health of the
District
Taking advantage Of the privilege re-
Gently conferred by the Post-off1ce De-
partment, allowing part of the face OF
postal cards to be used to transmit mes
sages. the health department has decided
TO utilize this space in a campaign of edu-
cation. Every letter received at the
health office is acknowledged by postal
card, and in bold type will appear the
following: "Clean food can be obtained
only from clean markets. stores. dairies.
and eating places having clean equip
ment and operated by clean people in a
Cleanly manner"
About 5000 cards acknowledging letters
are sent out each year It is the intention
of the health officials to change the read
ing Of the messages from time to time.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-15
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD

eAo4 * = EOfAsDs
No. z-l0. Dugsn vs.. Hoaghton; demurrer and
plea 5veu1led Attorneys r. ?. Downing and g.
A Berg-W. L. Ambrose and J. B. Daish.
so. 5ss Auth vs.. Traders National Bank; pro
confes=o ordered. Attorneys. Leon Tobriner-GoFdon
&c 5rdou.
No E535 Lynch IS Lynch: guardian ad litem
appointed. Attorneys. Berry s. DoWHing-W. H.
Downs and z. L. McNsmsrs
No zI2 Berry IS Berry; reference 20 auditor.
Attorneys. C. H. stanley-H S. Mathews.
No. S53. CasteltVrg vs. casteiheTs Jewelry Com
PAM; security foT costs ordered. Attorneys. u. n
Richsrds0n--Wolf & Rosenberg.
No. Z7555. LedeTeT Us. Lederer reference 10 ez-
sminer. Attorneys, b. T. Doyle T. Gardiner.
40. 1888 Jackson vs. Jackson: appearance of ab-
ssnt defendant ordered. Attorney. Z. ;. Mccall
mont.
no. 1855. Woodbury. vs. WOODBURY. rule as to
slImouy discharged. Attorneys Edwin Forrest; F.
K. Keep. J. A. johnson. and Mcneil & Mcneil
J. W. Blackburn
No. 1875. Holmes vs. Holmes; demurrer sustained.
Attorneys, W. g. Gardiner and Z. y. Houevel-
Wolf & Rosenberg.
No. 25sL Tulssed Concrete Steel Company vs.
Fidelity Storage Company, leave 70 amend cross
bin allowed.
Ne E574 Rigs National Bank " JassIn,
hearing Oh rule continued Attorneys r r Perry
& Sor-H W Whestley-
No A525. Magaw vs.. Huntley; time TO take testi-
mnny limited AttumeyS T. h JacksOn-B- F.
Leighton and J. r. Fagpe
No. Z-59 P0uI0s vs. P0ulos; hearing continued
and leave granted 20 file additional afidavits.
No. E52. In re Raiburn-Tarner Coal Company
auditors report ratified. corporation dissolved. and
permanent receiver appointed bond. S9,Ga Attor-
neYs. Darr. Peyser & Tsyior-J b Dash
No. 2693S Ballinger vs. Ballinger. motion for re-
hearing oveuuled. Attorneys. J. H Adriaans-H.
s. Hsg8rty and J. ". Cover.
Assignments for Monday. February H. 1893:
Nc. l56. Auth ys. Traders National Bank At
t0rneys, Tobriner-(fordon q Gordon
No. I5s. Acser vs. Equitable Life Association Soc
et a. Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon-Johnsoa &
Browne
No. 10 Wes; vs. West Attorneys. Hughes &
Grsy-C0bb.
No. l72 Walker rs. Love ct al Attorneys, VIII
ismson-BTitton & GRAY aDC Hewlett.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-15
DEEDS OF TRVST.

BlOomingdaf fa-Katharine l. Brown 10 John T.
Arms ard Samuel A. Drlry, to secure Blanche
Iamson 90 year, no interest lot g, square
5l0l.
Anacostia-E. Francis P Pitts to George 0. wal
and Maurice OttubsCk, 10 secure Wells s.
short. Sl,e9. and years, per cent, lots
535 TO 542
Petworth- Margaret NJ Peterson to stuart l..
Splitter and George J. Easterday, 10 secure Gil
bert C. Spitzer S2000, years. PER cent. semi
annually lots % to 81. block 81.
BEnTille-JOhn A dyder et uX TO Henry Webb
and William II. Baden. TO secure Margaret L.
Wood Sla s 10 g months Der cent semi
annually, lot 800, square 52l6.
Square l043-Daniel Heffer Ct AK. to Herman E
Gasch and Harry NJ Packard, TO secure Ger
man-American Fire Insurance Company Of Dis
trict Of Columbia S000 years. 6 per cent.
semi-annually. part original lot l3
Square l02S-Arthur Carr ct ux. 10 Frank J. Diel-
donne and James Berry, TO secure Perpet,al
Building Association. S40gG. lot ls5
Lanedon Park-Edwin + Christy 70 Fred r.
Rhodes and Charles S. Muir. TO secure Sarah E.
Eik.ns. $500 8 years, per cent, semiammally.
lot g. block T.
Square lo04Josbua n Andersen TO Frank S. Col
Inns and Joseph H Stewart to secure -Jouis
Gundiiug a.i5o to 81 months, Per cent, lot
West lexington Howard D. Woodson ct ux n
Frank ] Disudonne and James Berry. 10 secure
Perpetual Building Association, S2,50, lot 50.
block 4.
Chevy Chase-HarOld E. Doyle ct ux, to Edward
J. Stelwagen and George Z. Fleming. to secure
the Chevy Chase Land Company Of SIontgon,-sy
County. Nd, S,G0. years, Per cent. semi
annually, lot IS, square 1854.
Square north Of square l035-George T. KIipstsin
et al 10 John c. Weldon and George W White.
TO secure B. B. Bennett, $500, 5 years, 6 per
cent, seni-annualB lot T.