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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

S. Fraser to Charles H. Nussbaurl.
lot 81 block 81. SO
Fifth and o streets northwest-Robert A. Miller 20
James S Fraser. part lot s.. square 40. 81
Same TO GeCrsie \. Fraser part lot IS. square
40 s.
West Fckiugton--ADdrew W Lukei et ux Eva b
10 John H. and Louis A. Foster, lot L. block
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Piains-Charlotte
DALEY 70 Margaret Davis lots ls5 and lsi. SO
Estella NJ. Gartrell, j., TO Margaret Davis lot
SO. block g. SO
Nineteenth and streets northwest-NIargaret Davis
10 Thomas Bones and Harry Wardman. lots s.
and g. square 10. SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plans-AIarraret Davis
to Estea NJ Gartrel. IT.. lot lsi. SO
Reservoir Yiew-Harold f. Whreler 20 Walter r
Wilson lot s. block 2 SO.
Ames place northeast. between Fourteenth and Fif-
tCCnth streets-Kennedy q Davis Co 10 Lyn-
wocd James, lot 50, square 1856 SO,
Columbia HeighJs-Trances c. Weymouth 10 Cathe-
rine Rothrock. lot 81 block 53. SO
street northeast, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
strccts-Guy S. and CarroE S. Zcpp to Addison
5. Helton. lot l0l square 1909. SO.
l22l Eleventh street northwest and lL3 VI street
northwest-Wright Curtiss ct al. 70 Arthur r.
Curtiss, lots IS and Al. square 3l4 S.
Q street northwest between First and Third streets
Frank s Collins 20 Jesse ". Rawlings, part
original lot .. square So. $40
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Anna p
Stewart ct viz. Henry c.. to Charles J. Walker
lot 500 square 2s5s SO
Fourth and 2 streets nortbwest-B Francis Saul
and Patrick Smyth. trustees 10 John J. and
Agnes NJ. Sheehan. lots IS and ST. square 81
$685.
University Heights-Mary T. Fennell at al. to
Adolph ]. Doeing lots &c and 81. block s. SIC.
Seventh and streets southwest and Tenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest-The Traders
National Bank of Washington d. c.. 10 Mer-
chants and Mechanics Savings Bank. Inoor-
porated. lots 50 10 Sc. square ass lot S. square
S7s. and all real estate in District Of Colum-
bia Of the Traders National Bank SO.
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Probate Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Estate q MaTlalena Eichner. petition for sale
q personality. Attcmey +. l. Gies
Estate # Louis DTewcs; order admitting viii 10
Probate and record and letters Of administration
E. T. a.. bond SOl0. Attorney J. J. Waters
Estate of Addie r. Perkins; order admitting will
90 probate and record and letters testamentary
bond, 500. Attomey W, A. Donch.
Estate Of Mar r. heoting; order admitting vil
70 probate and record and letters esameutary; bend
500 Attorney. ". II Dennis
Estate Of Jane Mcfarland; order admitting viii
% probate and record and letters testamcutary .
bond 500 Attorney. J. y. NcGIl
Estate cf James Lemon: order granting letters Of
administration. bond 500. Attorney. David Roths-
Estate Of Bella K Borrgeat; order granting let
ter u administration; bond, $500
Estate of Randolph Brown, order granting letters
Of administration; bend. 5000 Attorney. W. L
Pollard
In re Frederick c. Branan. order appointing
guardian. Attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert. Yerkes &
Hamilton
Estate Of H. Maria Patton: order granting letters
Of administrator; bond. $500. Attorney. G. +.
Williams
Estate of Catherine Mackenzie: petition for pro
bate and record n viii and letters teSJamentary-
Attorney, y. W. O'Donoghue.
Estate q Anna r Green, order 20 amend petition.
IN re Joeanna French; order 10 disburse At
tCr0eys MILAN & smith
Estate Of James F. ScagEs, petition for leave to
sell personally. Attorney. g.. T. sullivan
Estate Of James II McGiu; order for sale Of
personally. Attorney. r. 7. Sheahy.
Estate Of Thomas C0ur0y; order ra;ifying sale.
Estate Of Susan Reed; petition for letters Of
administration.
Estate q William II. Johnston. win dated Sep
tember 3. 1901. filed
Estate Of Juliaus ". Gales. petition for pro
bate and record of VIII and codic and letters tesla
montary. Attorneys Carlisle Lucsett.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Wilmer 7. Rolston. Z and Lena N. Light. %
both Of Oakton. Va Rev J. B. Mclaughlin.
James c. Johnston. 63. and Florence B. Hulvey
g. Of staunton Va
James W. Paca. s. and Fannie l. Knennger. 81.
both q Baltimore Nd. Res. y. L Trimble
Robert Z Brennan. 2. and Ethel C. Reese. ls.
Of Oakland Mills. Nd. Rev. c. Z. Wheeler.
Michael J. RYAN. J6. and Annie Murphy. g.
Samuel NJ Pearson. IS. ard Mary J. Beckley. "a
Rev. J. A. Smyth
Robert R. Hoffman, "a. Of Newcastle Va. ard
Alary f. Crowder .. Of LOwToor. Va. Rev. y. Il.
Trimble.
James P. Medbery. q. and Clarinda ". True
worthy. @. Rev. d. C. Macleod
Wil0bour Lynch IS. q Norfolk. Va. and Bessie
p. HaVkens. o. q Lexington. n. C. Rev. J. J.
Nulr.
Robert p. Rerere. .. and Jeanis B. c. keenan,.
l8 Rev J. n O'Bren-
George L. Storm, g. and Amelia K. Lohmeyer. Q.
Rev. T. Schroeder.
Louis E. Hayes. D. and Marian G. Frazier ls.
James r. Dean. a. and Norveue G. Smith. ..
both q Charlottesville u. Rev. S. H. Greene.
Robert 6. Cook, ., and Edna I. Jarboe n Rev
Weston Bruner
Frank l. Law. jr-. 3. and Grace E Saunders. IL
Rev. @. :. Abbott, F.
Cecil B. Lemon. 81. and Marjorie ". Hassan. i.
Rev. J. H. Nelms
| Charles p seeoold IS and Alma r. Ash0urn, O.
Rev. +. d. Powers
william Peoples. 81. Of Philadelphia. Pa. and
Laura X. Fernvald. 2. Rev. p. c. Macleod.
/ Henry =. Graf a. cf Phiadelphia. Pa, and
Theresa Inch. q. Rev. c. II. Butler.
/ Charles l. Smith z. Of New York City. and
/ Elizabeth J. Mosbey. q. q Ions Branch. y. J.
Rev. g. c. Smith.
TAYLOR NJ Reagan. g. and Jessie N. Bryuins. 50.
/ Rev. George Bailey
Arthur G. Jacobs. g. of Pittsburg. Pa. and sara
| r. WItherow 81. o. Franklin. Pa. Rev. ]. B.
| Mclaughlin.
! Joseph T. Hodgkins. a. and Annie D. Ish. S5.
( Rev. Alfred Harding
CQLORED.
BENJAMIN +. Hails,.-ks. 2. and Georgia 4. Lucas.
.. Rev. ID. F. Rivers.
/ Peter Alexander s. and Mar r. White. .. both
! Of Fredercksbure, Ia Rev J. B Mclaughlin
! Lewis H Jones. 2. and Amanda Grifhu. 2 Rev
A. SayIes-
Elijah Rowling. Il and Dora Digs. n. Rev. 7.
Williams
John + Williams, 3 and Louisa HolsJed. q.
Rer. G.. Il Harris
Charles L. smith. 2. and Eliza Ellis, q. Rev.
s. J. r. Nelson.
william E Brooks. q, and Rosa C E. Butler. e.
Rev. ]. W. Carol.
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"wednesday, June "A, 1907.

Square 55l-John s Kemp 70 Henry H. Bersmann.
and Charles Schafcr. 20 secure the Nolthern
Liberty German American Building Association,
No. 8. SHO00 lot 81 and part lot 90
Square 5i6-William Kienle q ux 20 Chaplin Brown
and Henry Bergmann. TO secure the Oriental
Building Association. No. 6. Sl.OOo lot 10.
Square l056-LynWoOd T. James % Thomas NJ Gale
and Fillmore Beal, 10 secure Kennedy & DAVIS
Company. H,0o monthly payments. per cent.
lot CO.
els 20 Frank J. Dieudoune and James Berry. 70
secure Perpetual Building Association 81, zoe.
lots 22i and 25. square Hs5
Square s90-Lucy L. Thompson et viz. Lewis L.. 20
same, 70 secure same. 81 200, lot 60.
Scluetzen Park-Guy s. and Carroll S. Zepp 20
H. W. Kcefe and c. S. Blacswood. 10 secure
G. A. MUddiman & Co. 500. l year. per cent.
semi annually lot ll9 square 50j2
Square 552-Frank S. Collins 10 Frank T. and Jesse
W. Rawlings. 10 secure Edward Nice. Jones.
500 year, pr cent. semi-annually, part
original lot .
Square 573-The Washington Heights Apartment
House Company 10 William J. Flather and MI
ton 7. Allies. 70 secure John NJ. Jones. $500. ;
ycaE. 5 Ter cent semisnnually lot 7.
Mount Plcssant-Louis Sherman ct to H. Brad
ley Davidson aud Luther 5. Fristoe. % secure
Charles H. Davidson $500, years, per cent
semi-lnnualy. part lot 642
Squares GO and 5u-John J. Sheehan q ux 20 g.
Francis Saul and James F. Shea. 20 secure the
Home Savings Bank s. 800. l. ?. and years
per cent. emiannualy part lot y. square SO.
and lots IS and g. square 52I.
Fortune Eularged-Heury G. Downing 70 the Wash
ington Loan and Trust Company. 90 secure
Equitable Cooperative Building Association.
g 80, part
Lc Drcit Park-John c. Dsncy e; uy. 10 the Wash
ington Loan and Trust COMPANY. 70 scclr:
Equitable Cooperative Building Association,
5000 lot 10. block T.
Cleveland Park-Arthur p Heaton CO ux- 10 Guy
II johnson and James \ Cryst7l. 20 seci.rc
Ella Nicholson, S,5Oo. years 5 r-r cent. scnli-
annually. part Same 20 Edward II. Th ma S
aDd William z. Jones. 70 secure James sharp.
$500 years, per cent. semi-anlgally paI5.
Same 20 Guy H. johnson and james 4. Crystal.
% SECURE Ella Nicholson, $3.50. years. ) per
cent, senli-annualy. part
I Square s-3-AIay NJ Herbert et vir. James ". 20
American Security and Trust Company. &c secure
National Savings and Trust company. 500.
monthly palments 5 Der cent lot Is.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Brightwood Park-Annie G. Shipley. Ct vir Joseph
j.. 10 J. Clinton Tnbby and @ r. Bailey. TO
secure Charles Z. Tribby. $50. 80 months. 6
per cent lot L, block IS
Square i79-Robert A. Miller 10 William H.
Saunders and Claud Livingston. 70 secure Charles
H. Nussbaum. sl2Si. to 80 months. Der cent.
scmi-annually lot 50
Frieudship-Adelia Houser. et vir William T., 20
Robert B. Clokey and Edward McC Jones. 10
secure Isaac F. Shoemaker. $500 10 3 months
per cent part.
West Eckington-John H. Foster et ux and Louis
A. Foster. 20 Clarence p. Rheem and Herman
f, Gasch. 70 secure German-American Fire In
surance Company Of the District Of Columbia.
$500 years 5ls per cent semianuually
lot L. block. 5 Same 10 Francis A Blundon
and Reese F. Lnkei. 10 secure Andrew W. Lukei
$780, monthly payments. per cent. lot H..
block 8
Square east Of square I2st-Lulie B. Krouse to Frank
J. Dieudonne snd James Berry. 70 secure Per
petual Building Association. sloo, lots B and L.
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DEATH RECORD.

Rev. William s. Babbift. III ST. ne. s. years
Laura H Calder. el7 y c ave 81 years.
Salvatore Marang7no. 9l7 Columbia road. 10 years.
Maria p Dare Fl A 81. Sc. a year.
Henry I0efler, ys I2th s. NV. IS years
Anna Colman. the Mejestic. At Pleasant, Il yearA
Isabelle Littleton 31sia 18th ST. ne s. years.
Sarah /. Burns SEQ 18th 81. NV. O. years.
Charles B. Bnnzel 1919 SD 81. NV. months.
COLORED
Mary Spincer. 81 sth 81. ne 20 wears.
Lucinda Brown 2-o2 Dumbarton ave. NV, s5 yearS
Lewis Z johnson. I2fs 2jrh S.. 10 years.
Francis Ncl1ntree. u03 Pierce's court. ! year
Emauuel slater. so l2rh 81 NV. 81 years.
Efe T. Carroll, 72I Del ave. Sv., 10 mynthA-
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RAILROADS.
w, B. & A. E. RY.
The Electric Line. 3"

DOUBLE TRACK BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE.
THE BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE. ANNAPO-
LIS. L. S. NAVAL ACADEMY.
Electric palace cars from White House Station
Gsth and H SIS. NORTHEAST.
For Baitimore--5.50. ESQ., 40. 80. 500. $50
-9N5, $50, 1900 lo.3o 81 O5. and II 20 a. m; 200
noon $780, 100. - 200. go '3N5. $50 400 ~
SIS. $50. 600. 6a0. TOO. ~. 'o30. s50. 'iO@O.
and IS p. NJ. daily.
For Snnarois-63o. 80. $50 80. IO.So and II 30
a m. I'D. 80. $50 -. G;sO $50. go. % 30
and IL IS ,. m daily
indicates local trains. All others are limited.
stopping only at Naval Academy Junction No
walking OF hiring Of cabs necessary In Washington
OF Annapolis
FarcA One way. Round trip.
To Baltimore &c ID
To Annapolis and U. s.
Naval Academy ...-......... &c. SIS
AL II st. cars run direct 10 White House Station.
TitSet ofoe at 18th and " y avs. uor,hwes,
and at White House Station. 18th and II SIS. north
cast. Telephone NJ. 75o5.
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Lawsuits.

No 50e9l. Mamie Barnes IS Washington Terminal
Company et al. damages $500. Attorneys Wilson
& Barksdalc.
No. 50592 George W Brown rs. Modern Wood
men q America; policy N0oo. Attorneys. Oscar
Nauck and T. L. Jeffords.
No 50692- Harrison Morrison rs Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company: damages. $4,000 Attor-
nev. Crandal Nackcy-
No 506el. Somerset r. Waters vs.. Thomas B.
Peucks. ir. Judgment; L. c. Strider J. p, Siss7
Attorney. W. G. Clephsue
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOIE-Published only as information. and not
guaranteed
400 p. NC & o. LIMITED. Daily-Fast YES
tibule train. Pullman sccperS to Lexington LOUIS
vile, Cincinnati. Indianapolis, Chicago. and 81
Louis Connection for Virginia Hot Springs Phil
man Louisville 10 Nashville. Memphis and New
Orleans. Dining cars, a Ia carte service
II 10 Z. NJ. . Y. LIMITED Daily-SoIid
vestbule train. p llman seepers to CINCINNATI
Lexington, and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car TO Virginia Hot Slrirgs week days. Dining cars
a Ia carte service Pullman Sleepers CINCINNATI 10
Chicago and st. Louis, and Louisville 10 Memphis
Nashville and New OTlcars.
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices. 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue; 1859 street
and New Union station Telephones: Main
lO66 or 206 for c. & o. Ticket Office
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SMALL INvEsrdENT-FRANE IN NORTH
east. containing rooms and bath; renting for
so 90 bet. ole.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RwY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL IT, 1908.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL IT, 1903
Leave Washington New Union Station.
SIS a. m.-Daily-Al points on Norfolk and West
ern; also Knoxville. e.-Chattanoosa, and Memphis
l0:a5 D. m--Daily-Roanoke, Bristol Winston
Salem Knoxville. Chattanooga, Nashville Memphis
New Orleans. Through Sleeper Dining cars
For Norfolk-LeaVe Washington 4:O a. m daily.
HIS a. M daily Except Sunday, Arrive Norfolk
i 20 a. m, SO p. m
4N5 p. m.-Daily-Berryvilie. Luray. Shenandoah.
Elkton.
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS a. N. and
II 30 p M
All information Fourteenth street aDd New Yozk
avenue Bond Building.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

BY HONEST CoLoRED WOMAN.
place 10 do cleaning. Address 1906 Goth ST. NV.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR On THE ODD HOUR "
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. SD STREET. NEW YORK.
10 o. ID. Diner. Pullman PaIl0r
1880 o. H.. Buffet Parlor F,e-uour Train.
SEQ a. ~ Diner and Pullman PaIlor Car
tIl.0 a. 10. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
-I1) y. II. Diner and Pullman Faror Car
80 .. IL. Royal Limited Al Pullman. 5h0ur
1850 b. E- Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
$50 p 10. Diner and Pullman parlor.
$50 J.. u. Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
'l2JJ y. ia. SieepeIS.
'-.5Z a. IN. Slgelers.
ATLANTIC ClrA, t7oo; 900. inOo a. m-. I0.
$50 =, L.
EVERY HOUR UN THE HOUR"
'2.52. ly5. 90. .. 10. -.RJ. fs0t 30 an
SD IlOUo. 'll-J a. H., 'I--J noon. flZ.5: l.y
SILj i-.N. -J1u. '5-D. $751; llJ. T4.45 800
.sss ,s~5. isNv, '0@l. l'sv. 's.g. ts,u. -lgDJ
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, -. 80 J. N.
CINCINNATI, ST LOUIS, and LOUISVILLE
Div a. M, $40 ;. M. -Iz.iJ agnt.
flIiSBCR', sAO q. n. ~. $40 ,. H.. Il ;,
CLEVELAND. -9lo ,. IN.
COLUMBUS. 'j.U D. 20.
MhEElL LlNS. ,s'lv =. m. $50 p. m.
MlNlHESlER, ig.lJ o. H.. r4.,1. 10 90 D. m
FkEDEAiCk, 's-U, is;l0, S.;!5 d. n. SI.JJ. Il IS
HAGERsTowN. fedo a m, 800 ?. m
DAILY, Except Sunday. Sohnday only
TELEPHONES al all the following Ticket or
fees; ltl1 9 u, nv, Main 1897, ulg Pennsylrauis
ave. Main rs, New Union StauOn. IcAet Once
Main '5ov. Information bureau, Main 7JoV.
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RAILROADS.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

IINhbI UFFICE, NA PENNA. AVE
Notice-Foowing schedule not guaranteed
800 A. II. Daily-SeaboaTd Mail Through coaches
and Pullman sleepers TO savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleeper Washington to Hamlet and Hamlet
10 Atlanta. Dining cars.
so p. NJ. Daily-Seaboard Express Coaches and
Pullman TO Savannah Jacksonville. Tampa. Atlanta
birmingham. Memphis. Dining C>rs
z. II. STANsELL. District Passenger Agent.
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ARMY AND NAVY.

Second Lieut.. EBENEZER G. BECRET. Tenth
Infantry upou the expiration Of his present SICK
leave Ct absence will proceed 10 Fort Benjamin
Harrison. Indiana
Capt JOHN C. GILMORE. JR- Coast ARTILLERY
Corps. Is relieved from duty as an assistant %
the Chief Of Artillery and viii report al Fort
Monroe.
First Lieut. KIRWIN T SMITH. Sixth Infantry.
Is detailed 70 enter the class az the Army
Signal school. and VIII report az Fort Leaven-
worth Kans
The following Transfers al the request Of the officers
concerned are ordered: First Lieut. PHILIP
W CORBUSIER. from the Fourteenth CaTalry
70 tie Seventh Caya!Di First Lieut.. RONALD
T. FISHER from the Seventh Cavalry 70 the
Fourteenth Cavalry.
CAPT FRANK II. LAWTON. ccmmissaTy al
Kansas city. No. viii make not TO exceed four
visits 20 So Joseph No
BY direction % the President. Lieut. Col DAN
C. KINGNIAN. Corps Of Engineers, Is tenn
porarily detailed engineer Of the sixth light
house distinct
Leave Of absence for twenty-five days is granted
First L;crlt RICHARD c. BURLESON.
Leave # sbsencc for one month is granted First
Lieut. CHARLES N. BLACKBOARD, Eighteenth
Infantry.
The leave Of absence granted Lieut.. Col. LOUIS A.
LA GARDE, Medical Corps. IS further extended
fifteen days.
Capt. DAVID c. sEAGRAvE. Ordnance Depart
ment, viii proceed 20 Watcrvlict Arsenal. Water
ylict y. Y. for the purpose Of observing certain
methods Of Manufacture
Mai SAMUEL HOF. Ordnance Department. viii
make not 20 exceed two visits during the month
Of July 1905 70 the works Of the Z l. DU POnt
do Nemours Powder Company. near Wilmington.
Del.
Capt LUCIUS R. HoLBROOK. o0mmissary VIII
prooccd from Fort Riley. Kans.. to the site q
the camp Of instruction near Fort D. 4. Russell.
Wyo.
Navy Orders.
Commander J. L. Cow. 70 the Navy Yard Boston.
fer court-msrtial duty.
Assistant Surgeon D. G. ALLEN, 70 the Medical
School. Washington
Assistant Surgeon c. W. SMITH. 20 the United
States Naval Hospital Portsmouth
Actirg Assistant Surgeon ". NJ KERR 70 the
Naval Hospital New York
Passed Assistant Paymaster 3. N. DOBSON, 70
Navy Yard Puget Sound. Wash.
BoatswAiE NJ j J. FARLEY. detached duty Brook
lyn: TO Newark and additional duty Gpantan-
amo. Cuba.
Warrant Machinist c. H. HOsUNG. detached duty
Brooklyn: to the Navy Yard, Pennsylvania
Wsrrart AIachinist c. DUNE. appointed warrant
machnist.
Warrant Machnist C. J. LOvETT. appointed war
/ rant macbinst-
Warrant Siachinist II. E. BURKS, appointed var
rant machirSt.
Paynaster's Clerk T. CRONIN. appointment as
| paymasters clerk in the nlvy.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

DO not delay in notifying this ofnce OF any
change Of address. locally or by mail. II
the paper Is not icing served regularly or
satisfactorily. make prompt complaint by tele-
phone or postal card II is the aim to fur
nish perfect service. and home subscribers
win contribute 70 this end BY reporting a.
once any and al defcienc:sS Telephone.
Main 100
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n. B.-Following schedule figures published only
Gs information. and are net guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile. New Orleans
AsheTine, Chattanooga Memphis. Sis 4 u and
800 /. N. daily
Eor Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga Memphis.
New Orleans 10 IS p. m. daily.
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta Aiken. savan.
nah. jacksonville. and Florida points. $40 D. m.
daily
Tourist cars for California. tri-weekly. 4aO D m.
Local for HarrisonhurS 80 a. m. daily; lis ?. m
week days: for Danvile, S:l5 a. m. daily aud for
Charlottesville, Sis a. ard :55 D. m daily IRE,
quent trains to and from Buemout
l. S BROWN, General Agent
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Equity Suits.

No. g-sSs. Hattie p Mclrehouse vs Wilbur
Moorehouse; divorce. Attorney, r. " Ivey.
No. TsS9 jerome H=rst vs. Unknown Heirs
to quiet title Attorney. II. r. Webb
No. Zseo Olivia Scala vs. Unknown Heirs. 20
quiet title. Attorney II. r. Webb
No. Zs9l Mary z. L. Higgins Barton Macafee
% set aside conveyance and for accounting Attor-
neys r. A. Ford-Barnard & Johnson
No. 1852 Same vs. Same; 20 establish Trust and
for accounting. Attorneys. same
No. 27S23 Sarah Andrews vs. Elwood Andrews
divorce. Attorney f. F. Coll-day.
NJ. EsN. Anthony Z. Lever0ne vs. Elizabeth
Leyerone et al: divorce. Attorney. L. p. Harlow
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ie2id&d s.
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

VladIyostok via Seattle close here daily at $40
p. ID. up 10 June 2 for dispatch By steamer Adato.
Tahiti and Marcucsas Islands. via San Francisco.
close here daily at $40 p. n. up 70 June d. for
dispatch by steamer MaIiposa-
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AUCTION SALES.
THos. J. OWEN & soN. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNDlPROyED PROF
Ln-rN LL--..-

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNNiPROY ED PROP
ERTY ~ WESLEY HEIGHTS
BY virtue OF a decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. sitting In equity dated June
ls 1905 the undersigned win offer fer sale, az pub
lie auction. in front Of the premises On THURS
DAY. July z, 1873. at 1 O'Clock D. m, lots IS 70
p, inclusive. IN block 10 Of John +. Waggaman >
subdivision Of parts Of tract Of land called
Alliance and now called Wesley Heights,' as
per plat recorded in hber County No Z, ldge III,
Of The records o the Surveyors oaiee Of the Dis
trict q Columbia
Terms Of sale: All cash or one-thirc cash. one
third In one year and one-third in two years the
deferred payments 10 be secured b. the note Of the
purchaser by deed Of trust upon the premises sold.
and 20 bear interest al the rate Of per ceutum
per annum payable sem-anuually until paid. Tenrs
20 be complied with in ID days or resale al Iur-
chaser's risk and cost.
Taxes. &c. 10 be adjusted TO the day Of sale.
Ccnve5 5aacing at purchasers cost
\ deposit Of $1,000 will be required at the time
Of sale.
ARTHUR PETER,
Washington Loan and Trust Building.
JACKSON II. RALSrON.
ie2i-d&dsst Bond Building
MARCUS NOTES AUCTIONEER. f26 NINTH ST
northwest Headquarters Of the Metropolitan Police
Department Of the District Of Colun bia. June p,
l9CS.-Notice IS hereby given that vii sell az pub
lie auction. az the wareroom II Marcls Notes No
t26 Ninth street northwest. on FRIDAY. June Is.
1903. al 10 o'clock ua lost, stolen, and abandoned
property delivered 10 nc by the Metropolitan police
ot the District Of Columbia and not called for oy
the owners as contemplated by law.
This property consists 0f bicycles. clothing. and
miscellaneous goods. A schedule in detail Of the
property 20 be sold win be found posted in the
Office Of the Chief Clerk al Police Headquarters
EDWIN B. HESSE
Chief also Property Clerk.
je2A3t Metropolitan Police y. C.
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FOR SITE-TREASURY De
partment. Office Of the Secretary. Washington. d.
c.. June g. l90S-Pursuant 10 the author ~ contained
IN the sundTy civil act, approved May e. 1908 writ
ten proposals. for the sale 20 the United States Of
all lard embraced in square 23l not now owned by
the United States and all in squares Z52 and 5 in
the City Of Washington District Of Columbia are
hereby solicited for the site Of the building for
the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing The vendors
must pay all expenses connected with furnishing eyi-
derces Of title and deeds Of conveyance. Improve
ments on the property must be reserved by the
vendors. but pending the commencement Of the
building they may remain the land upon pay
ment Of a reasonable ground rent The grantcr
must. however. remove all improvements on thirty
days notice 70 do The right 10 reject any pro-
posal IS reserved. Each proposal must be sealed,
marked Proposal for additional site for the Bu-
reau Of Engraving and Printing and mailed 10
the Secretary Of the Treasury Supervising Archi-
tcct. Washington. d. c. Two O'Clock p n.
June .. 1908. is hereby fixed the hour for
opening said offers No special form Of pro
posal is required or provided. said law provides
that the new building may be erected on land now
owned by the United States 10 the west Of the
present Bmeau Of Engraving and Printing. II it is
found that the property IN the above mentioned
squares cannot be acquired at a reasonable pTice.
GEO. B. CORTELYoU. Secretary.
ieq II le Is . %
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NEW HOUSES on COLUMBIA HEIGHTS CON
'ainirg rooms and baths hct-watcr heat; back
stairway cellar under crtre house. See in fSgard
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District Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No 67l In re payment q damages On account
of change IN grade: order finally rarifyiug
and confirming apuraiscment q commission as 20
l. Z street northwest as reduced by remittiulr.
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