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Arizona republican., 1908-12-13
POINTERS

With few sales of any great mag nitude and less than the usual num- Der of smaller ones the realty mar ket during the week displayed the usual inactivity to be expected imme diately before the holidays. While some firms had no sales of any great importance to report, others declared that business has not fallen off in anticipation of the holidays, and backed up their assertions with a list of deals that figured well up in the thousands A member of the FL liOt Evans company said, Tt is easy enough to sit back and tell yourself that everyone is buying Christmas presents, and adopt the Micauber view that things will pick up about the middle of next month. Business will undoubtedly be better than it is now. It is always so. But Santa Claus never put anything in my stock ing that l did not go after, and now is the time to get in some delft work while the other chap is wondering what he will send his wifes maiden aunt as a token of the love he hasn't got for her. We stirred things up this week and we shall keep right on and when Santa Claus comes we will sell him some sugar beet land to grow rock candy on."
Arizona republican., 1908-12-13

We are always busy" said W. K. James, but the past week has been one of small sales only. The larger investors invariably hold off till after the holidays. have always found that from the middle of January on, as the weather becomes warmer, the
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-01-29

A momenr Iarer, wnen UuarrIer nau
emerged brilliantly from the melee,
she looked up again triumphantly, sup
posing Siv ard was lingering some
where waiting to join her. And she
was just a trifle surprised and disap-
pointed to find him nowhere in sight.
She had wished him to observe the
brilliancy of Mr. Quarters game.
But Siward, outside on the verands,
was saying at that moment to his
hostess, II shall be very glad to read
my mothers letter at any time you
choose"
'It must be later, Stephen. I'm to
cut in when Kemp sends for me. He
has lot of letters to attend to. Tell
me, what do you think of Sylvia Ian
dis?"
81 like her, of course" he replied
pleasantly.
Continued Next Week.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-01-29

FOR awhile. Rena Bonnesdel possessed
herself of the drawing and held it up,
amid shout of laughter, and. to his
excessive annoyance Siward saw thai
unconsciously he had caricatured
Quarter, Ferrall's malicious request
for a Vandyke beard making the carl
cature drea6fully apparent.
Quarter had at first flushed up; then
be forced a smile, but his symmetrical
features were never cordial when he
smiled.
"WhO on earth did that?" whispered
Sylvia Lands apprehensively. "Mr
Quarter dislikes that sort of thing,
but of course he'll take 1t we'll"
did he ever chase his own dog?'
asked Siward, biting his lip.
"Yes-so Blinky says-in the Caro-
linas last season. It's Blinky; that's
his notion of humor. Did you eve~
hear such a laugh? No wonder Mr..
Quarter is annoyed"
The gay uproar had partly subsidized.
renewed here and there as the sketch
was passed along and, finally making
the circle, returned, like bad penny,
to Quarter. He smiled again symmet-
really as he received 1t, nodding his
compliments to Alderdene.
"Oh, no." cackled his lordship; 81
didn't draw 1t, old chapv'
"Nor l. l only wish could" added
Captain Voucher.
Nor l, nor l. Who did IT." ran the
chorus along the table.
81 didn't do it," said Sylvia gravely
looking across at Quarter. And sud
denly Quarters large handsome eyes
met Siward's for, the briefest fraction
Of a second, then were averted But
into his face there crept an expression
less pallor that did not escape Siward
no, nor Sylvia Lands.
Presently under cover of a rapid fire
Of chatter she said, did you draw
thatP"
Yes; l had no idea 1t was meant
for him. You may imagine how likely
I'd be to take any liberty with a man
who already dislikes me-"
But it resembles him in a very
dreadful way"
81 know It, You must take my
word for what have told you"
She looked up at him. II do" Then
''Its a pity. Mr.. Quarter does. not
consider such things humorous. He
he Is very sensitive. Oh, wish that
fool Englishman had been in Bally-
hoop
But he didn't do It."
"No, but he put you up to 1t, or Grace
Ferrall did. 1 wish Grace would let
Mr.. Quarter alone. She has always
been perfectly possessed to plague him.
She seems unable to take him serious.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-01-29

laughter from Lord Alderdene made
everybody turn. Mrs Vendenning was
ing over Quarters shoulder at a caro-
le was holding-nOt one Of the hand
decorated. but a sheet Of note paper
a drawing Of a man rush
ing after a gun shy dog.
The extraordinary cackling laughtC"
Of his lordship obliterated other sound.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Eek.nston-B Belle i. Brch e. VIZ, Hars5eu g. TO
BelUegard J. Landy, IaIc lot y. square 9,
S484
90 u street uor-fnest-Heurr 3. H1sley e. ux 70
Wesleyan FeHtsc0stal Church. Inc, original lot
2 square So So
L0uuecker'5 Addition to Congress HeiEhts-HeHFy
e. L1nsneeker ct. ux. 10 Susan A King, lgt s.
square ;. $40.
New Sest-Wlliam s. Harry 70 Amy a. Harry
part. SO.
Columbia Haights-J Hauy Czmss 20 Mary Ida
Decker. Dot ST. block o. SO.
Ilrtl-iE,t street northwest between J. and .
sueets-Tho Washing.7h Loan ana Trlst Com
pans, Trustees to the Washington Loan and
Trust Company, tlNee. lots g. and g. square
lZo N-5o
I252 Fifth street northvCst-lIzy 81 T. Wagner ID
Elizabeth NJ. ASbhy, Part DIT 10. square 4,l. SO.
Cos q street noEtlWest-l lizsheth H. Azly t3 Mary
81. E. Wagner. l0l 20. square fi5 So
street northwest between Second aad Third
stIgeIs-tie0Ige a.. Br8un o. Charlotte ~. Cen
ger parts original lots = and = square 55s, Sl0l-
RaHdle Highlands Tie United States Eesitg Com
pans Of Washington. d. g.. Inc. % Ida II.
Behymsr. l5t IT., block south of ia-', and iJt g,
block E4 SO
East C8ut1. street between Thirteenth and -Four
teentb streets Margaret T. Murphy et VAT. VIZ
Iam % Eta J.. Carrier l1t 81. square ll5. SD
= street northwest. i=ta.sn Sixteenth and Seven
tcenth streets-Mafy n. Hau,zzmeeier 70 7ir
Charles. to Christian J. Unhof. lc- - square
Isl SGo. Christian j. Ubiaf RS GX- 70 charles
II. Meyers. lIL = square lsi SID
street southeast between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets Herbert J. Robinson 10 Walter D. ules-
see l8- s. square lG5- SO
Trinidad Bridget n D1IzLerry 90 Irene Brennan.
l0r i6 block J. SO.
D0uglas-NIttie +. Mason 10 Lille v Miller. lot
l55. square 5ll6. Sil
East Capitol street. between Thirteenth and -Four
teenfh stIett5-Jahn S. Swomstedt snd sg1nuui
j. B.gek. trustees. to Emma j. YfCy i1t l3l,
square l15 SL69. John vs.. Battuie.d ard
George j. Esstcrd8E. trustees. o. Emma ].
Wez los le1. square lO16. l050
Nineteenth street northwest between e. and
streets Samuel J.. Stott Ct uZ. % Isaac Glsse-.
fart original lot D square 10 So
street northwest between Tusutr=erenth and
TreHty-eigh.h street.-The FatTe % Charles 81.
Nosseil, part Dor 2i}. square l-iI, So
Fife and Fife EuiaTE5d-Eliza a Brooks o. TIE
Washington JOCKEY Club Of District Of Columbia,
i1t . Sl1
No lu Fourteenth street uortbasst-Irsue B-sn-
nan 10 John J. DAILY and R0nert KUisHrlg, lgt
l9 square north Of square -f- Sit.
The PiCpmr. i street northwest. between second
ard ThUd stIeeJ~-AHcs Y. W---nau e- VIZ,
John F., TO Charles i. Blues, la- 60. square 30,
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Thomas J. Fisher < Co. have sold for
II, J. Yellott the bungalow and grounds
on Williams street, Chevy Chase. Md. for
$500. The house has five rooms on the
first floor and a large and finished attic.
The lot is 50 feet front by 100 feet deep.
The purchaser is NJ. T. Moomaw, who
viii occupy the premises as his home in
the near future.
Fisher & Co. have also sold to Arthur
P. Steward, of Garrett Park. Md., the
lot at the northeast corner of Connect
cut avenue and Oliver street, Chevy
Chase, for $3.50. The purchaser intends
to erect a residence on the lot
Moore & Hin have sold for Nathan
Edelson to J. W. Honey the store prop
erty at the northwest corner Of Twelfth
and streets northeast The purchaser
will hold the property for an investment.
The District Court has approved the
acceptance of an offer made by Cheslcy
& Chesley for the property at 13l5-17 New
York avenue for Sg1,000 The property
belongs to an estate. The two lots have
frontage Of fifty feet and extend
through to II street having entrance on
both streets. The area of the ground is
5.S64 square feet 1t is understood that
Chesley & Chesley viii hold the property
as an investment
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

All present
No l5i5 WaTsch Ct a. Is. MacfaTiand ct al 4;
passed, % De heard WITH No 1885. ATTORNEYS, Mad
doz * Gaticy-E T.. il. Thomas and j. J.. smith.
No. lsig Walker s.. Warner ct al; argument
commenced by Alr. C. q. Tucker for appellant, con.
tnuad by Mr. J. e. Gitmgs Cor appcllees con
eluded ly Mr e. G.. Tucker Ter appellant Attor-
ness. Tucker a Kenyon -Gittings ChamberiiE
and r. 3 Kennedy.
10. ls3 smith ss Barbe, & Eoss, passed. At
torngs. john Rid0ut-J. J. Darlington and e. L,
Faucy.
10. lss TAYLOR Ts. Loesuitzer ct al; motion r.
dismiss submitted hy SIR. Edmund Burke. attomei
for the appellee Leesnitzer. in support oi notion
argument commenced by Alr J. y MeGlh for ar-
UeIant, continued ig Air Edmund Burke fnr ap-
pelee Lcesuitzer; concluded by Air. !. J. Darling
ton tor appellant. Attorneys. j. J. Darlington and
]. y. McGiI Edmund Burke.
Patent aUTeal So fs9 Andrew Mclean Company
vs. Adams Manufacturing Company motion % dis
pcnsa with printing Part of transcript granted At
touess g.. W. Barrier and CD. Hedrck
no. 1873 Brown IS. sl8Cn; submitted. AttoT-
He]s Howard Hoyd -BiIucy Woodland
SO 1870 SGclrist S.. Atkinson; submitted. At
toueys HAYDEN johnson aud w. ". B1aman-J.
z. Archer. il.
Assignments for to-day.
$50. lsll Slater SIS. Taglcr. attorneys l. a Bar
Iei-A IS. Taylor and J. J. Ssyl0T.
SO. lsl2 French vs. National Laundry COMPANY.
Ast7ueys MILAN q smith-Bauy Mohun and II. 2.
Gatley.
30. EH Behrcns ct al. -. Mcfarland et al.
Attorneys W. C. Prentiss-E. H. Thomas and J. +.
smith
No 1916 buchanan e a. IS NsCiarland Ct al.
AtGlnegs Maddox & Gatey j. II Thomas.
30. 1917. simpson IS. Minnix- Att0mcys. Haliam
& Hailam-J 4 Macdcl and Milton STasbUEeL
No. ISIS Pope gs Southern Railway Company.
ttrefuets e. S1rm. aud T. H. Narshaii-G. j..
Hamilton.
No. si9 Horteu IS. Loliog et al. Attomeys. L.
A. B4ief- Leon Tcb-ner.
30. ISL Dudley a. al rs. Owen Attorneys.
Chacs Poe aud s. g. FutHam-W. ii. K1Des0n.
Nc. is2 B1mthayer Fs Talty. Attorneys Wilson
& Rark-dale-J j. Darlington and " a. Sullivan.
no. ~ Prudential Insurance Company IS, Lear.
A-L--ua-. E-.- A AL-r--- -L.L.-- & Ia--r.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
Circuit Court No. 2.
LTSTlrE ANDERSON


Ne. s91a Jaqnctte rs. Capital Traction Company.
time 10 submit motion for trial extended to the
2lst instant Attorneys. Evans. Benson & PGultney-
r. Ross PeIy a Son ard q. T. Dunlop
Ne. 4S18. Haman GO al ys. New England Tono-
psh Mining Company; Judgment Of condemnation Of
credits Of defendant S5i9.4 in hands uf Riggs
National Bank; verdict for intervening petitioner for
$3.50 and Judgment forthwith Attorney r. e.
Donaldson.
No 1851. Walker et a. W Elite Laundry Com
pany. Attorneys Edmund Burke and George Kear-
ney-Ralston q Siddons.
Arrangements for to-day; Motions.
No. J. Hoover vs. Seaboard Air Line Railway
Company. Attorneys, Biney s Woodard-Herbert
& Alicou.
No 2 Jaduette Us. Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. Evans. Benson a PouItney-PeFTy * Son
and Dunlop
No g. Praiss vs.. Washington Railway and Electric
Company. Attorneys. Tohrner. Graham & Neat-
man-Darlingt0n.
No l. Lunkens vs.. Washington, Alexandra and
Mount Vernon Railway Company. Attorneys. Bailey
& Strichand-A. 4. HCehIing
No. 5. Maher vs., Rackcy. Attorneys, d, ".
ODon0ghue-J. J. Waters.
No g. Willard vs. Bulnger Attorneys. Sullivan
& Newmyer-E. L. Gles.
No T. United States IS, Dag. Attorneys. Baker
& Adkius-Dayis.
No s. Casebo 4 Brge vs.. Grouse. Attorneys,
TOnriner-Nather.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14

Four new cases of smallpox have
been reported to the health depart-
ment. making twenty cases on record
in the District at present. eight pa
tients having been discharged from the
hospital yesterday. All the new cases.
with one exception, are negroes. and
live in the same section of the city.
Howard J. Carroll lives AT 81 Pierce
street northwest The others are Annie
Graham Of 113 X street southwest:
Florence Armstrong Of 73 N street
southwest, and William Jackson, of Il
Pierce court southwest
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
FARMS FOR UNEMPLOYED.
Industrial schools suggested for
This City by Chicago Man.

This City by Chicago Man.
Industrial farm schools for the District
is the plan of Seth Farnsworth. Of Chi
cage, who has written to the Commits
sioEers. pleading for a system Of free.
self-supp0rtng poor farms in the vicinity
Of Washington on which to place the
unemployed.
Having made a study Of the subject
Mr.. Farnsw0rth has come 10 the couclu-
sion that the plan is not only feasible
but when put into practice would be en-
tirelv self-supp0rting
Portable frame barracks are all that
need be provided. " says Mr.. Farnsworth.
In view Of this fact. the city could bet
ter afford 10 become a section-hand
boarding house, taking in all the Unem-
ployed and allowing them 10 work for
their board. than to be Furnishing them
for The commission OF crimes due largely
to idieHess and their uHsupplied neces-
stiles.
1t would be Godseud % the workers
to have "a place where they are free To
come and go. and where they would be
classed neither as paupcrs nor criminals.
but as men trying 10 earn an honest
living
This plan was referred to George s. WI
son. secretary of the Board OF Charities.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

Sth EDiLE IN ri D III J. EhhNAEl &, lg5.
leave Washington Neg Union Station.
8d5 a. M. and $50 a. m.-Dally-An points on
Norfolk and Western also Knoxville. Chattanooga
aud Memphis.
1919 p. m.-Daiy- Roanoke Bristol. Winston
Salem, Knoxville. Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
New Orleans. Though sleeper Dining Cars.
For NorfoiA-Le Washington 80 a. 70. daily.
II 05 a. IN. daily SO p. m dai.y. Arrive Norfolk
II p a. H.. p b. M. 10 ij p. ~.
495 r. m.-Daily ABeas5iie, Lursy. Shenandoah.
Trains from tie sOltLaes, arrive s5 g. H. and
II 90 D. n.
All information F,a=teeuth street and New YoTk
avenue ,Bold BuiIdIusl.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE.

FOR sALE-FOE s1co IG0 SHARES or CAR
Ter Motor Car Co. STOCK. BOX I-7. Herald office.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n R.-FOlloung schedule figures published only
as information and are not guaranteed
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New Orleans.
AsleTillc. Chattanooga. Memphis. 300 a. n. and
u 90 p IN. daily.
Fer Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis
New Orleans. 1913 p. 10. daly.
For Savannah. Jacksonville, and Florida points
iI0 p n. daily.
For Columbia CaafIes,on. Aggl1ta. Aiken. gl0
p N. and $50 p. m daily
Tourist cars for California. iri-Weskly E.l) p N.
Local for Earis0nbgrg, 0j a. N. daiiy Is p 70.
week days for DauriIle Sos a. m daily. and FOR
Charlottesville. sH5 a. 10. ard 55 u. "a daily
Frequent trains 20 and from Blaemmt.
L. s. BROWN. General Agent
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.


japan. Korea, CAiua. and Philippine Islands via
Tacoma, close here daily at G.Ij p m. up % Feb
Fualy li, fer dispatch bg steamer Beller1rhoB
Hawaii. japan. h1rea. China. and Philippine Isl
ands via San Francisco, close here daily az 6l5 D.
II. up 70 February % for disIatcl by steamer
Korea
Australia feKceut mails for West Australia New
Zsalsui Samoan Islands. EiH Islands aud NaW
Caledonia. via Vancouver and Victoria. British Co
lumhia. close here daily 90 6.lj J. m- Up 10 Feb
msr .. for dispatch hy steamer A0uugi
Hawaii. via san Francisco. close here daily at 6l5
p. m. up 10 February 5. for dHIatch by steamer
Alameda.
Hawaii. Japan. Korea, China. and Philippine Isl
ands via San Francisco close here daily al 5l5 p.
IN up 20 February q, ias dispatch hy steamer
America MaU
Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands, via san
Francisco, close here daily 40 6lj D. To- ND 10
February ., for dispatch By United States transport
Tahiti and M8rluesas Islands. via san Francisco.
close here daily at 6lj p. DID, up % March c. Tor
dispatch b. steamer Mauposa.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
AUCTION SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE OF CHURCH EDIFICE AND
PARISH HALL OF GRACE CHURCH PAR
ISH PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL. AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF NINTH AND ID
TURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND THE
ORGAN now Is SAID CHURCH.
Whereas default having been made in the pay
ment Of interest 0n the debt secured by a certain
deed Of trust. bearing date April l3 l9D. and re-
corded among the Land Records Of the District Of
Columbia on April l9 1850 IN Lber 2E5, folio %
ct 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 0f trust Uin offer for sale under the pro
visions thereof, az public auction, IN front % the
premises al ! O'Clock p. m.. on WEDNESDAY.
the 26th day Of February. A. =. 1913. the following
described land and premises. with tire Improvements
easements, rights ways. and appurtenances there
unto belonging situate and lying IN the District Of
Columbia All n original lots numbered nineteen
Q9 twenty co. end twenty one l2ll. in square
numbered four hundred and eleven iilll.
Also the furniture 0f every description and the
oiEdn, now in the church erected on said real estate
Terms Of sale: Oue-third OF the purchase price
in cash l0f which deposit of $3.50 must he made
10 the trustee az the time OF the saIei and the
balance in equal notes Of the purchaser payable IN
one and two years from the date Of sale, with in
terest at the rate OF sIX j6 I'D per Cgntm per an
mum. payable semi-annually. said notes % be Sc
cured by first deed Of trust the property sold; OF
all cash. at the option Of the purchaser The terms
of sale 10 be complied with within twenty days
from date Of sale IN default Of which the property
viii De Tes0ld at the Tisk and cost OF the default
ing purchaser after five days Reimbursement in
some newspaper published in Washington. d. c.
All cOnYeyancng. title examination. and recording
at the expense Of the purchaser.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Formerly
UNION TRUST AND STORAGE COMPANY
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Trustee
By EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN.
President
Attest: GEORGE T. FLEMING.
Secretary.
ia3lfe3E710l2141T.zN zN24Qs
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
SEABOARD ATR LIVE RAILWAY,
TICKET OFFICE. 1927 PENNA. AVE.

AtNNhA ttt 4ths 1871 IENNA4 ~ =.
Noiice-FoiioNing schedule not guaranteed.
II 05 A. NJ. Daily oeab0ard Mai. Through coaches
aud Pullman seepeTs 70 savannah and Jacksonville.
Through slacpes Washington 10 Hamlet and Ham
bet 10 Atlanta. ParlJr car 20 piuehuIsL Dining
cars.
% T.. N. Daily-seaboard Florida Limited. Solid
Pullman tram through 70 Jacksonville and So. Au-
gastine. Also through sloepers 10 PiHehurst. At
lania, Birmingham and Memphis. Dining cars.
$50 T.. NJ. Dally-SeaboaId E1press. Coaches ana
Pullmans to Savannah and Jacksonville
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
Circuit Court NO. L.

JbSJAAE HhlGhI.
40. 1879. CarIolic University IS. WsgEaman e.
a.; on trial. Att0meys. Hamilton Colbert, Yerkes
& HamiltoH-iOlu SCldeu.
Assignments for to-day Motions.
No J. Given vs.. Palmer. Attorneys LiIscomb q
Nich0l-D ". Baker
No. . Henderson Us. Ferry ct al Attorneys,
Poe-Birney & Williams
No, 9. Herm Us, Ounsby Attorney. Emig.
No e. Baglin vs. Southern Surety Company At
torueys. Blair a Tbom- Mcnamara a Huidekoper.
No. s. Fntsch ys Pral. Attorneys, Winfield
GIttinE * Chamtcrlin.
No. 6. Co5u-u 7=. Dean. Attorneys. Lambert q
McLean-Clayton.
No. Z. Cleveland IS Hauies et al. attorneys
Downing 6 Eery-McNam5a d Hodges.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
r,hrce ni,orces Granted.

Justice Gould yesterday signed de-
cree granting an absolute divorce Ia
Mrs Nora H. Reinberg from Louis A.
Reinberg. BY the terms Of the decree
tho care and maintenance of three chill
dren is given 90 Reinberg, with per
mission OF the mother TO visit them if
desired. \ decree was also signed by
Justice Gould granting absolute di-
vorces to Lulu Irene Moulden from
Iohn r. Moulden. and to Margaret
Loefler from John Loefler.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOIE-Fubiisled only as Information. AMI not
guaranteed.
100 +. NC. & o. LIMITED. Dlily-Fast YES
tibul5 tram. Pullman sletplrs 90 Lexington Louis
vile, Cincinnati. indianapolis. Chicago. and ST
Louis. Connection for husiuI8 Hot Springs Pull
man caEs Louisville to Nashville Memphis. aud New
ulG Z. M. +. y. LIMITED, Daiy-S0lid
vcslhIis uain Pullman Sleeper, ll Cincinnati.
Lexington, aud Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car O. NTgiuia Hos Springs week Gays. Dining cars
IL carte service. Pullman Sil6peTs Cincinnati 10
ChicagG and st. Louis, and Louisville 10 Memphis,
Nashville and Ncg Orleans.
Reservation ard tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Omccs, 5ij leHu2iFanl Avenue 5Is 18th street.
near 4. and New Union Station. Telephones Main
$50 for Washington Terminal CAB Service and Main
1866 OF 2A1 for &. & o. Ticket Office
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
-of Columbia holding a Probate Court 10 Ts
estate 0f William Dacs deceased No. 1919 Order
Of Fubiicauou.-fhe object of tHc petition fled 10
this cause is % sell the real estate owned hy JBe
decedfnt ior the payment of debts the petition be-
ing hiCd hy the aauiiuistr=tlr- On motion at the
administrator. 1t is this 18th dag 0f January A. j..
1858. ordered that the unknown hcir aud next of
hu of William Dacy deceased. cause their appear
anca 90 De entered herein c- before the f1-teth
day. exclusive q Sundays and legal holidays occnT-
ring after the date Gf the Gst publication ol this
0.deF otherwise the cause aiil be proceeded ath as
pa cs-e ot default. Provided a copy ri this order
is published at least once a week f0F thrce sue
CcssiEC weeks in tho Washington IaH Reporter and
The Washington Herald ASHLEY Il GOULD.
Justice true coqy-Atrest: tseal.} JAMES
TANNER Register Of wis WILLIAM b.
REILLY. Attorney. hslfe7.H
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
DAILY COURT RECORD
cThursday, February la, 1oos)


Estate os sadie A.. Calvert, order admitting vii
to Probate and EeCmd and lctters teslameHtaTy;
bond $780, Attorney. W. J.. Ambrose.
Estate Of Margaret D0Hohue. order Iisi
Estate of Michael Listoni order granting letters
Of administration; bond. SIsl. Attouey, A. H.
Bell
Estate of Stewart Campbell; petition Tor sale Of
Te-5aHsltv.
Estate Of Mary + Brown, petition f0r record 0f
SID aud aucillary letters. Attorney, ". S. AbTt
Estate u Catherine Hammersia-; petition 90 em-
Hoy c1suse. Attorney. Z. G.. Durt0a.
Estate Of Minua Wright; wii dated January s.
1901. aud cudicii dated Ianuar @ i9B f-e1.
Estate % Elizabeth Davis; petition for letters Of
administration Ait0gney. J.. ", Hri=by.
Estate Of Eliza L. Holiday; will dated June E
1867. fled
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
Business High Alumni to Meet.

Next Tuesday evening at o'clock. an
entertainment and dance viii be given
by the alumni association of the Busi-
ness Eigh School, at Carroll Institute
Hall, 514 Tenth street northwest. The
Carroll Institute Dramatic Club viii
take part in the entertainment.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-14
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