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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 750~John T. Miller et ux 70 Charles p.
Stone and Charles ". Fairfax, to secure Joseph
NJ. CamOdy. SEQ. / TO D months, per cent,
ssmi-annualy, lots s. aud g.
Square l2s2-BarbsTa Smith 10 WhaFton Z. Lester
and Michael J. Colbert. 10 secure the National
Permanent Building Association, s. 900. lot g..
Square 633-Alonzo o. Bliss ct uX. 70 Norman Bes-
tor and Walter Y. K. Benz. 10 secure A.
Eugene Cox, S5.OdJ / year, per cent, semi
annually. part loT l08.
Square fs5-Nsthan T0lstoi 70 Joseph ]. Darlington
and Mark stearmsn. to secure Maurice f. ship
ley. SEQ ] 20 81 months and years per
cent part lots q and q
Square 54-Juiius Barteman ct TX to Walter r.
Wilcox and George F. Hans 70 secure Margaret
A. C. Keefer, Sl0o. years, Per cent, semi
annually. paFt original To- 2
Square 5-J1lius Barteman e. VI. 20 Walter y.
Wilcox and GeoTge f. Hsne 70 secure Robert
T. Buuuss. 500, ! 70 s. months, PER cent, part
original Dot 2
West Woodbridge. Frank FeueIl Il III. 70 Charles
H. STANLEY and George ". Waters. to secure
Laurel Building Association of Prince George
County. Nd. 800 lot ?. square 42S9
Square 9lS-Frsnk A. Carpenter et TX 20 Jesse &.
Adkins and Robert Mcknight. 10 secure Arcii-
bald Mcknight. ST.. $50 ] TO 80 months.
per cent. part lot 49,
Square 552-Fritz Holman q uK. 70 Henry II.
Bergmann and George 81 Emme-ich. 10 secure
German American Building Association NJ. S.
$3.50. lot IT.
so4Aatr AsAf7ieliA n t4ffct e W. 70 harry y
Weleh and George NJ. Size 10 secure John J.
and Thomas J. Lane. SLIGO. 10 Il months.
Per cent. lot "a
Square 10lf-John !. lane et a. 70 John z C'NeiH
and Henry A. Hegreu. 20 secire Henri H Nc
kee, SO. wears. Der cent. semi-aunuany
and to secure Helen b. Welch, $50. 3 years.
per cent. semi-annuslly. lot g.
Square &5s-John J. Tunsiall @ John ". Gieunsn
and Charles 7. Foster. 70 secure Lydie Bond
S29o9, years. per cent, ssmisnnually Tsrts
original lots : and &
WhItehaven-William H. Wetzel Ct Tx. to r. Pres
Ton Shealey and Watson 7. Clark 20 secure
William NJ Hauusy, $50, 3 years. per ce0t.
semi-anuually. part
Ingisside-GeaFge y Worthington, r. 10 Samuel
K Bond and Percy H. Russell % secure Edwin
Il. Bond. $3.50. years per cent. ssmi-an-
nuaIy. lot s.. block g Same 70 Ernest H.
Daniel and Harry J. O'Connor, 10 secure Joseph
J. Moets. N.00, 1 year, per ceat, szmi-an-
rGzlly lot g. block 3
AEadia-Mattie ID. BBsnt e. vir. Emory j.. 10
Thomas Bradley and John +. Mitchell. 10 secure
ClsTisss N. Ludlum $50 3 and years. 5
per cent semi-enmallv part
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Probate Court.


Estate Of Walter Paris. order directing acceptance
Of offer OF sale.
Estate Of John II. Hsllmau; order granting let
tiers If administration; bond. 500 Attorney, J.
r. Dsish
Estate Of Louis Nelson: order granting lttter Of
administration. Attorney. +. II. Stephens
Estate Of John J. MOLuiney: same. Attorney.
same.
Estate Of William Kennedy; same. Attorney,
same
Estate Of John 4. Cairns; same. Attorney. same.
Estate Of Thomas Watson: same. Attorney, same.
Estate Of Ferdinand Schroeder; same Attorney,
same.
Estate Of Amelia Lynee; orcer admitting viii TO
probate and record and letters tesameutsTy; bond.
s. 600 Attorney, Charles Bendheim.
Estate Of James " RatciiTe; order overriding
exceptions.
Estate # Elizabeth McKy: order appointing col
lcctors; bond, Sso10. Attorney, Z. L. Giles and
Thompson & Lsskoy.
In re George Gheen &c al order everything motion
for increase q bond. Attorney. j. J. Waters.
In r. Alice l.. Eberley ct al; order appointing
guardian; bond. $1,000 Attorneys. Thompson &
Laskey.
Estate Of Lizzie Dewey: petition FOR probate and
record Of viii and letters testsmsntary. Attorney.
" D. Hoover.
Estate Of John Craig; viii dated November z.
1881 fled
Estate CT Henry P. Sanders; will dated August
g. 1901 filed.
Estate Of William H. smaIlwood; will dated June
H. 1906 fled
Estate Of William C. Dunno; will dated july ?.
1901 hled.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ellas;on TerTaoe-Gsorge-H Lloyd ct uz 20
Thomas Rupert, lots . and g. square 4ne SO.
South Grounds # Columbian UniTersiiy-FBnki.n
c. Jackson e ux. TO Margaret Coiiisre. par
lot C. &c.
SeFenth street southwest, between d snd streets
-Naurics j. shipley ct ux- TO Nathan Tolstoi.
paris lots q and 2. square 4s5, SO.
Long Mesd0Es-Charies X. Riley et III. 70 Wilmer
5. Wingste. lots "a to 81. block z, so. WI
mer S. Wingate 10 Joseph r. Costinett, lots -.
IS. and 236. block r. SO.
Thirteenth street no-theass. between O and D
streets-Maurice W. Bray to Ida n Bray, lot 2,
square 1909. 81. Ida N. Bray 10 Joseph F. and
Annie If. WoBdrack. lot 2, square 10o9, SO
! street northwest. between Twenty second and
TWenty-third streets-NIary A. Riley 70 Julius
Bartemsn. part original lot ?. square u, $40.
No. go Ninth street northeast-ArchibaId Ne
Naught, ST.. ct tx to Frank A. Carpenter. part
lot I53, square 49, SO.
First street northwest between Bates and streets
Charles D. Vollsnd et III. and Francis Z.
Smith Ct W. 10 Fritz Holman, lot III, square
55z So
Fourth street southeast. between K and L stgssts@
Daniel X. Jackson 70 Henry P. Weres, part
square s8. SO.
No 1877 Seventh street n0rtheast-Pattis ". Hen
driek TO Peter NJ Gavin, lot l5, square 81. So
B street southeast between Twelfth and Thirtssnth
stTeets-John /. and Thomas ]. Lane and wives
70 John d. and Frida !. Lorch. lot 81. square
1913, SO.
Ninth street northeast between g and D streets
John ". Glennan. surviving trustee, 70 John J.
Tunstall. parts original lots and 1. square
$50. A4s
No, g @ street northwest-Tbomss 3. Kelly e TX.
70 MaFy z. Brennan ct al, pErt lot 3 square
Ga. $40
Massachusetts, avenue northwest between North
Capitol and First strsets-Ben5smin B. Wells 20
Ida J. Dr1Ty, oue-sizth part Of parts lots 2
and q. square 626. SIC.
No. 029 p street northWest-George D. Fsu 10
Mary z. Sullivan, lot g. square 8, $40.
Ingieside-Joseph J. Moebs e. ux. TO George 7.
W0rthington r.. lJt s. block 3. SO
Trinidad-Pesrl q. Selby . Joseph J. Moebs, lots
% to 81. block 2 So
Azsda-Clarissa II. JUdlum et viz SAMUEL s.. 20
Matte D. Bryant. parts so.
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LEAVES Cash TO RELATIVES
John Craig Bequeathes Small Sums
to Members of Family.
Wills Of william G. Dunno, Herman
r, Sanders. and william Fl. small
wood Are Also Filed.

The viii Of John Craig, who died De-
cember 81. dated November Z. 1907 was
filed yesterday for probate, The follow
ing cash requests are made. To Mrs
Catherine Craig. widow Of the testator's
deceased brother. $3.50; to his nephew1
Edward Craig. S1.0o0 and Robert Craig,
$500. and nephews John B. Craig. William
Henry Craig, and Costello Craig. 500
each; to his nieces. Mary Jane Craig
Wells Sarah Emily Craig Cooper Cattle
rine Craig Thomas, Alberta Craig Tabor,
and Blanche Craig Chase, 500 each; to
the testGtor's two aunts, Lizzie Talbot
and Louise Talbot. 800 each; to Mrs
Oceana Z. Brooks. $3.50. Oceana EsteUe
Brooks. sl00: Mrs. Musette 3. Gregory,
500. and Catherine J. Everett Sl0o. The
remainder of the estate. both real and
personal is devised 10 the testator's
friend. Eugene Brooks, who is named as
executor.
William G. Dunno, by viii dated July
Il. 1851. devises ali his property to his
daughter. Nellie c. Dunno, during her
life. and at her death It Is to so to a
son. William G. Dunno, and another
daughter Mary 4, Dove, share and share
alike, the son being named as executor.
Herman p. Sanders, by will dated Au-
gust ., 1901, devises premises 1504 Twenty
first street. to this wife, Mrs. Alice San
ders. as well as all his household furni-
ture and personal property. To a sister
Ellen Sanders. IS devised the sum of
s.. GCo The remainder of the estate is
devised to the Washington Loan and
Trust Company rs executor and trustee
TO control and pay to Annie Sanders, a
sister of the deceased, SIS per month dur
ing her life The remainder Of the income
goes to the widow.
William II. Smallwood, by viii dated
June Is last. devises his entire estate to
his wife. Mary O. Smallwood. and APP
points her executrix.
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Circuit Court No. 2.
Criminal Court No. L.


JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Assignments fer Monday. January s, l905:
United States vs. MayeT T. L0wenyteiH.
United states vs. James Isrker
United States IS. George A. GTisTold.
United States rs. John Fowler.
AUuisnmeuts and sentences.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD
United States Ys lacy Painter. grand Larceny Or
der restoring property.
No. 1850 L6Oa V. Willard Hotel Company; order
restoring TO calendar Attorneys. ". 9. PTenIiss-
hamilton. Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton.
Nc, $780, Wyatt Washington, Alexandra. and
Mount Vernon Railway Company judgment ga VeT-
dict Attorneys demonstrating
No. 5s6S KNAPP IS Interstate Printing Company
motion for new trial continued. Attorneys, Donald
son a MitcheIl-HaTlow, and Hamilton Colbert,
Yerkes & Hamilton
No $3.50 KmnmeH vs. Matthews; time TO fle
transcript extended % ana including January = 1895
Attorneys. peyser- Keigwin.
United States rs. Henry 4. Porter, embezzlement
order committing defendant 90 jail
Assignments for January C. 1907;
No 81 George Us. Palmer Attorneys, D. VI.
0'DonOghue- Nathaniel Wilson
No. a. HayeI Ys. Sullivan. Attorneys. ". L.
Fori-Wolf & Rosenberg.
No. g. Benson ct al. rs. Wrightson- Attorneys
J. y. Sullivan-W G. Gardiner
No, -. Ferris rs Ferris Attorneys, ", r. Am
bTose-E C. Dutt0n.
nos. IS and s.. Est Company Us NIah0uey. Al.
torneys Bradley & Bradley.
No. 81. Jones Ct al vs.. Rupert. Attorney. Hay
den johnson and T. II. PatteTsOn-A. A. HOehliHg.
T.
80 g. ColbuTn Ct al rs. Mcnamara. Attorneys.
W l. Ambrose-Hovard Boyd and ". W. Bude
No. 81. Holmes ct al. Rianl Attorneys Lester &
Pice-W q. Gardiner
No. s.. Moore & Hill Brumminger. Attorneys,
Lambert & Mclean.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS sFOR CLOTHING. TREASURER 5
ofHce, Soldiers Home, Washington d. c. Deem
Der D Gl--se2led propJsels wlll he received AZ
this once until 10 O clock a. n. WEDNESDAY
January Is, 1905, and immediately opened for sup
plying The home with the foIlOsi8g clothing: 900
straw hats. 30 dark blue biouses I009 pairs dark
blue trousers ls0 linen bosom shirts 1900 linen
collars. 209j cotton understands. 800 pairs jean
drawers. $50 pairs shoes 900 pairs cotton sleek
ing. All articles 20 De furnished Ia different sizes
required, aud about eight per cent chats shoes
and STOCKINGS excepted VIII b. needed for men Of
unusual size the contractor viii be required 10 sup
ply their garments by measure with names attached
All articles 10 b. delivered at the Home on OF be
tore March 81. 1888. sample On exhibition at the
Home. The right IS reserved 10 reject any or all
bids. For proposal blanks and further information
apply to Maj. H. NJ KENDALL. [. S. a. Treas
ureF- de30, jai9
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New York.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YORK. Jan. 3.-CATTLE-ReceIpts. 3.250.
Steers. active snd firm 20 70 onts higher: bulls
sud cors steady to 10 cents higher: all sold
Steers 4I5a5e5; Westerns IS; fat oxen, as; bulls,
20ea4 q COWS. L75sLl5
CALVES Receipts. g; firm and 3 cents highrr
limited supply. Veal, z0Oae15 tops Ioy0o; fey
cIlls 500: bamyard calves A0O: dressed calves
finn; city dressed veals s1salils per pound; ooIntr,
dressed. 7aleiz
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recslpts $3.50 Sheep
firm to a shade higher: lambs I0al3 cents lower.
Sheep 5Jh500. Wcthers. 5l0a5 .. Cllls, 2G!
lambs 675a7s0: Culls 500
HOGs-Receipts. 800 Market almost nominal.
bur quoted STEADY ~ LGs5oo
Chicago. Jan 3-CATTLE- Receipts 800 stFonzt
10 cents higher. Prime beevcs, 500a6I5; pocr 10
medium, S.0osiso stockers and feeders. 2S0as. 3
ooEs and heifers. 250ai70; Gamers L25z2 20; Tex
ans 35ai00 Westerns 35aiD
H0GS-Reeeipts, q 900. 5slo cents hizber. IaFbt
a.25aie0 rough, Asa 20; mixed. 4S5al70 heavy,
A45a470; pigs. 36es44o.
sHEEP-Receipts HOO; steady. Native sheen.
275a33o; Western sheep. 275a5l5; native lambs
47ss30o; Western lambs 475aS90
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

~ B-Following schedule figures published only
as information and not guaranteed.
Fur Atlanta. Birmingham Mobile, New Orleans.
AsheYille. Chattanooga, Memphis, 30 q. a., 6a5
p m. and u 90 p daily.
Fer Aoanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga, Memphis,
New Orleans l0I5 y. daily.
For Savannah Jacksonville. and Florida points.
II % a. m daily
fOF Columbia. Charleston. Augusta, Aiken, II 20
q. n. and 9 % D. IL. daily.
Tourist for California four times a week: 6.l5
D. H.. Monday, Wednesday. Thursday Friday.
Local for Harrisonbug % a "a. dahl i.5 p. IA.
Wleh days for DanEine sos a. N. daily. ana for
Charlottesville $50 a. n and Z. % p IL. daily.
Frequent trains to ana from Bluenout.
{. II. ACkERT ". ID. TAYLOE,
!. 4. a. q. VI. g.. T. a.
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OFFERS STOCK AT so CENTS.
Mining Company Would Raise Money
to Develop Its Property.

Mining Company Would Raise Money
to Develop Its Property.
The Washington Office Of tile Rogers
Norton Company is offering TO investors
treasury. stock of the Nome Gold Dredg-
ing and Power Company at 50 cents a
share. the par value of which is 81. The
company is capitalized at 100000 which
includes what has been paid for property
and water rights amounting TO 50, eco,
leaving $1,009,C00 in treasury stock. part
OF which is offered 20 Washington pur-
ehasers upon the terms named.
The company states that it owns land
TO the extent Of 1920 acres in the valley
of the Stewart River The land lies upon
both sides OF ibis river, and is said TO
contain some of the most valuable placer
property in Alaska. 1t is claimed that
the placer runs from thirty to fifty feet
in thickness, and that it washes at $3.50
TO the cubic yard.
The money realized from the sale OF
the treasury stock is ia pay for ma
chinery with which to develop the prop
erty and make il profitable.
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EXCURSIONS.

Popular means Of transportation at all
seasons. the Norfolk ard Washington steamers ars
exceptionally veil patronized ~ tourists bound
from the North TO the winter resorts Of the far
south. Tee steamer trip constitutes pleasant
break IN an otherwise al-sil Journey, and entails
practically TO inconvenience whatever for cnunec-
lions are made 50 perfectly at both this cty and
Norfolk luxurious accommodations are afforded
aboard these boats, their appointments comparing
fevoIaby with those on any steamers ia similar
service in the country. A special feature is tie
dining service and elisine. for which these beats
have established reputation far and wide State
rooms are fitted with al comforts have steam heat.
running water and electric lighting Cabins de hike
are furnished with doHble brass beds Steamers sail
every day IN the sear at $50 p m. from Seventh
street wharf.
The uptown ticket Office Is located a ~ -Four
teenth street
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SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF CO
lHmbis, holding Probate Cougt No. 1901 Ad-
ministTatian-- Is TO give notice that the sub
scr1hcT, WAC srs iy the supreme Court d the Dis
tnct # Columbia. granted letters Il admiuisiIa-
ti0n C. T. a. the estate Of Elizabeth Str0bel de-
ceased, has. with the approval 4 the suTFeme Court
q the District q Columbia. holding a Pru.bste
Court, appointed MONDAY. the Goth day a jam
any, las. az 20 O'Clock a. H.. as the time and said
courtroom "a the place, for making payment and
distribution from said estate under the eJIrt s d-
rcCi0u and control. when and where al creditors
and persons entitled % dstributive shares or lgga-
ces Or a residue. notified 70 attend IN person
or hy ageEt OF attorney duly authorized with their
claims against the estate propeFls youched. Given
under MS hand this 9th day C December. 1877
UNION TRUST COMPANY. By GEORGE
FLEMING Secretary. By GEORGE +. FIEM-
ING, ATTORNEY. Attest: iseal} JAMES TAN
MIR Register Of Wills Tor the District If Colum-
bia, CLERK Of the Probate Court Sja4ll
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

hUIb-PuOislod 0lD as information. and not
guaranteed
sB 2. No. < o. LIMITED. Daily-Fast YER
Thule uain. Pullman sIeepeIs u Lexington, Louis
wills. Cincinnati. indianapolis, Chicago. and St
Louis. Connection for Virginia Hot opungs. Pull
man ears Louisville % Nashville, Memphis. aud New
Orleans. Dining CARS q j. carte service.
U.l0 L. NJ. r. v LIMITED. Dally-50lid
yestlbuie train Pullman SlegpeTs 20 Cincinnati,
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car 10 IFgnla Hot Springs wees usys. Dining C2rss
Ia carte service pullman sleepecE Cincinnati %
Chiczgo ana 81 Louis ard Louisville 10 Memphis,
Nashville and New Orleans
Reservations ana ticEets at Chesapeake and ONO
Ones 5l3 PENNSYLVANIA avenue; 80 lsth street
near r. and New Union Station Iceplones Main
5s59 for Washington Terminal Can Service aud Aalu
- "a --r O - o. L..-.- .---c.-
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE N EFFECT NOVEMBER =. 1871.
Leave Washington New Union station.
500 &. ~. and 80 q. m.-Daiiy-An points on
Norfolk and Western; also Knoxville Chattanooga
ard Memphis
lJ:l5 y. m.-Daiy-Roanoke. Bristol. WiistOn-
Saen knoxville. Chattanooga, Nashville. Memphis
New Orleans Througl. Sleeper. Dining Cars
For Norfolk-LeaEe Washington 40 a. u, daily
HIS e.. n. daily. 34J p. ~ daily Arrive Norfolk
j % a. N, IN .. ~, l0si5 D.
4s5 p ln.-Dally-Beryyyille, Lsuay, Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive s45 a. IL. and
80 u. IL.
All information Fourteenth street and NeE York
avenue Bond BuIdGgl
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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii, japan. Korea. China. and PHILIPPINE Isl
ans, via San Francisco, close here daily at Sis D.
up 70 January 9, for disIatch by steamer Nippon
Mau-
Hawaii via San Francisco. close here daily az SIX
p up 70 January IS. for dispatch by steamer Ala
media.
Australia Except mails Tor West Australia. New
zealand. Samoan Islands. and New Caledonia va
san Francisco. close here daily az 6.I5 p m up 10
January j. for dispatch By steamer Floreric
Japan, Korea, China. and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoria. B. C., close here daily az
els 2 N. up 10 January Is. for dispatch by steamer
Empress Of China.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members Of
the New York stock and Cotton exchanges and ths
New Orleans Cotton Exchange, ISE T street moth
west
New York Jan She market opened az a de-
cline q 80 points, anu during the first hour
trading developed net los Of about 70 ucints on
the active months This was due 20 lover cables
bearish news and predictions and the feeling that
the forthcoming giHuers' reIs1Tr VII show an IL
creased product Trading was not 50 aCtife as
yesterday, and The pressure @. ionE cotton against
the market showed a distinct falling Of Toward
the close the market vas steadier and prices in
prosed.
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Equity Court No. 1.
CHIsEF JIlSTICE CLABAUGH.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No ziA Kisny IS. Kieny: reference TO examiner.
Attorneys G. f. Diggs-W. Z. Ambrose
No. E5i7. cambridge VA Ron2Ye Substitution
Of trustee ordered. Attorney, 6 Z. Sullivan.
No GFi. Lewis ys Interstate Printing and In
craving Company; receiver appointed; bond. $1,000
Attorneys Fl. g. Kimban and F. p. MoWTJ-Hami-
ton Colbert, Ycrhes & Hamilton.
No z5is Mason vs. Mason; rule as to slimony
retunable January TO- Attorney. T. d. Blackstone
No. 527l Robinson Is. Robinson; examiners fee
ordered paid. AtioTneys L. NJ. King-G. T. Asigs
and A. +. fleming.
No. H5o5. Gee vs.. Gee alimony ordered paid. At
torTeys. @. W. Dare. Darlington.
No 453l. Garter rs. Garter: appearance Of absent
defendant ordered. Attorney J. /. Nell
No 2sls. Nichols vs.. Nicholsi same AttorneyS
Happier & AieTiIlat
There VIII be preliminary ell Of the odd nun
bered caiendared cases in Equity Court No on
Tuesday, January 7, 1908, at 10 a. m
Equity Court No. =.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. H5s. Austin vs.. CoTteyoH; tine 10 hls an.
sver 10 rule extended. ATTORNEYS, Cuttings *
Chamberlain II n Earle-D. ". Baker.
80. d5i3 In Ie Raehun-GaFner Coal Company;
temporary receiver directed and authorized n deliver
cars Of coal. Attorneys. DaTT. Psyssr & Tayior-J.
B. Daish.
No. 2675. BensinEer vs. Gleesou; time 10 take
NeLANUuF ltUllel- AitNiegH+ uALl4ilyH ADiDrAt
YeTkes Hamilt0n-Stuart M McNamaras r. ,.
Huidekopef.
No. 1879. DaneHhoVeF e. al Va DauenhoweF et
81. appointment Of co-tU1stes; bond, $500.
No. 27505. Heensn rs. Heenan e al; complainant
ordered 10 pas certain sum 70 collector Of record.
sc. ATTORNEYS II. A. Hesarty and Joseph GaEan-
u. J. Colbert
No. 5542 Johnston "a Johnston: references 10
auditor. Attorney, J. NJ. Johnston.
No. 1858 Glssoott rs. GlascOtt q al; pro con-
fess0 ordered and reference 20 examiner ATTORNEYS.
J. T. Wilson. ir--H. L. Davis and F. r. KimbaH.
No. ESQ Stewart vs.. Stewart Ct al: guardian sd
Item appointed. &c. Attorneys. L. Il. David-E.
Fl. Thomas and Fulton Lewis.
No. H5l6. SteFes G. al. vs.. Muller et al sale
finally ratified. Attorney, d. W. ODonoghue.
No. 5gs. Nesbit yA STANDARD BHtterne Com
psuy e al: reference 70 auditor. Attorneys. Z. +.
LeiEntca-R. K. Homer
No. E48. Richardson & Burgess - Aagnsn:
argued and submitted Attorneys, Leon TobrineT-
il. F. Davis.
No assignment fOT today.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ALBERT Z. BERRY. Attorney


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, holding a Probate Court In re
estase of Edgar 7. Berry Deceased. No. 1919, Ad-
ninistration.-Up0n consideration Of the report Of
Albert Z. Berry. administrator. filed herein. the
18Th DAY Of Noyember 1907. setting forth the sale
~ real estate. follows. First lot numbered ), IN
Jones and Cragin sssgnees. subdivision q part Of
sauaro numbered 1922, being known as No A5s X
street northwest sold 10 Alexander s. Stewart at
ana Tor the sum Of FIVE Thousand and Twenty-Five
t0VZ9i collars. be being the highest bidder. See
end. an undivided one third interest IN part Of
square numbered 1882 described as follows. Begin
ning Ter the same at a point the east side u
ThiTty-Fst street lil feet north Of the northwest
corner Of alley thirty feet wide. in said square.
laid out by Harriet Williams. aud running thenee
easteriy aud at right angles to Thirty-frst street
81 feet. more OF less to the west boundary Of a
parcel OF land conveyed TO John c. Smith by deed
dated October =. 1871. and recorded In Li6er w.
Il, 80 folio AL Of the land records u the District
Of Columbia thence with said line north l6 de-
grees west HSI9 feet, less, 20 the south
boundary me Of the property CT the late Brooke
Williams, thence westerly With SAID boundary line
Ges feet 10 Thirty-frst street, and thence south
with said street 1925 feet. more OF less. TO the
beginning; improved by a brick dwelling known
1901 Thirty first street northwest. was sold 10 s.
seWall Cissell, az and for the sum Of fou thou
sand I'VE hundred si5o0 dollars. u Is. this 18Th
Gay of December. 1907, adjudged, ordered, and de
Greco, that the sales reported be. and the same
are, hereby ratified and confirmed unless cause to
the contrary b. shown on before the 18TH DAY
OF JANUARY 1875, provided that copy Of this
order shall be published az least once each week
for three consecutive weeks before the latter date
IN the Washington law Reporter and The Wash
ington Herald. ASHLEY NJ. GOULD, Justice.
true eopy-Attest; lseal) JAMES TANNER. Reg
ster Of Wills de2l. 2.ja4
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-01-04
W7AsHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extrs, per cst, 5O0a5.2; butcher. 2.s5s
SO: common. l50a200.
HOGS-Per cwt-, gToss 475a5 O., ordinary, 45A
SHEEP-ClipPed, 40; common 25o
LAMBS-SpTing, choice, Z, medium SIS,
CALVBS-Pfilne. per H.. 9a9ls medium. sasl1
grass, Sai.
CoWS-Prime fresh. each. foea5a00: common.
% Ua5o.00: old and dry sooal0 %