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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
NO INTIMIDATION,
SAYS FRIEDLANDER
Takes Exception to Charge
Made Against Pacific Mail
by Bristow
Denies That Merchants Ex-
change Traffic Bureau Is In
S. P.'s Interests

7. G. F'riedlander, secretary of the
merchants exchange, speaking yester-
day for local shippers. took issue with
Commissioner Bristow. The commits
sioner had recommended a government
line of vessels to the isthmus and had
made the charge that San Francisco
merchants had been intimidated by the
Pacific Mail company.
"Bristow is crazy on government
ownership" said Friedlander, "and has
been given wrong steer. The danger
of a government line lies in the fact
that it would call at all Pacific coast
ports of the United States and give the
cities of the northwest the same
through rates as are given San Fran
cisco. As it is San Francisco is the
only port of call in the United States
on the Pacific Mail run. The real trou-
BILE lies largely with the navigation
laws OF the United States
In other quarters there was dis
position to support Bristow's views.
The biggest shippers admitted that the
rates on the Pacific Mail and the made
quate service afforded were part of an
agreement by which the trade should
be DETECTED to the transcontinental
railroads.
The merchants exchange has an
nounced the formation of Its traffic bu-
reau with sixty members. 1t is stated
tndJ no active WOfk Will be Undertaken
until 100 members have been secured.
The charge has been made that this
bureau has been instituted in the in
terests of the Southern Pacific, but
Friedlander entered an emphatic denial
of the accusation. He admitted, how
ever, that the roll of members was
composed for the most part of those
who had been the recipients of rebates
in the past as shown by the report of
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Franklin K. Lane.
However, that is all past" said
Friedlander Frankly we are not go
ing to concern ourselves with bygones.
We are looking to the future
How about rebating in the future?"
Friedlander was asked.
I'VE are determined that there shall
be no rebating In the future, he said.
Some of the smaller shippers are
inclined to smile at the thought of
the sudden reformation among the re-
bate collectors. The California traffic
bureau has sent out an announcement
stating that 1t has no connection with
the merchants exchange traffic bu-
reau. The announcement says that
the California traffic bureau was or
ganized some time ago. and that It's
members are receiving good results.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
Strictly "inside" tel
By HARRY HEDRICK


RAWHIDE, Feb l9Rawhide today is without question the
the world has known This the
opinion of all authorities mining who have been here
during development work the
ordinary showngs proving the district to be the marvel Of the world
There workings high grade shipping today in this
camp Godhed Tonoph Buog and Manhattan combined
No Cut Mining Company, Gutt Hill Gold Mining Company Poor
Brown TruitSmh Armand Owl No and Johnson Hooigan
Hill Lee Elliott Tiger the extraordinary rich Royal
lease and many others of lesser note
camp and shaft is sunk values
are found Even Cripple Creek
premier gold camp will unquestonab lose her laures
Rawbide said a go camp la
showing as fWhide haWhde
agiantaf when
land eaveyou application for Rawhlde
brd
besita lost oppOunyg
overnight Men made rich be-
strike while the
move quickly On laggard and
the quick syndicate which
what Here the facts
prominent mining together with
organizing Rawhde Operating Syndicate
invite you join US in the pre-organizatlon
purposes Syndcae to be formed folows
buy develop Rawhide mines BIO location
Rawhd mining camps CTo do general mining promo
ton and brokerage business.
This Syndicate being organized under the nonassesbe
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
DAY OFF ron POLICEMEN

Chief Biggy issued an order to COM
pany commanders yesterday instruct
ing them to resume granting the men
under their command a day off duty in
each month. They have not been al
lowed that privilege for some months.
The one day holiday is exclusive of the
regular two weeks vacation.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted They must be handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residences OF persons author
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement Of the event
are published once in this column free of charge
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
BIRTHS

wife Of Benjamin J. Baum, son.
HANSEN-In this city, February IS. 1908, to
the wife of Laurence H Hansen. son.
KASSER-In Ocean View, February II, 1908,
to the wife OF b. Kasser, son.
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TWO BANKRUPT

Calvin e. Swain, a switchman en-
ployed by the United Railroads, and
Thomas Kosch. Fruitvale restaurant
proprietor. filed voluntary petitions in
bankruptcy yesterday in the United
States district court.
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shafts expected any
e=OrganizatiOn Price 5 Cents per Share
n specimens OF genuine high grade bona

laws OF the Territory Of Arizona with capital stock of $3O0OO0
Each share of $1O0
nonassesable will preferred indebted
promotion treasury
operative company. Every large
basis
the plan of the organizers to keep first class mining eng
and capable manager Rawhde New, manage
that end of the affairs The available piece of
which will be Immediately taken and then
such other properties advisable will be purchased
leased from time to
for Syndicate operations have
business They popularity known leases Nos 4, and
Owl No These leases believed be
choice the district and strictly inside territory
field An judging
by showing the adjoining much talked of Miller
and De Armand leases.
will undoubtedly be Rauhide
ing OF these will make OF
while others will Under
plan Rawde Operating Syndicate however every possible
safeguard will the investment of the shareholders and
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
PoLIcE RALL NETs s1e.aes

The committee having in charge the
policemen's ball the night of February
sI for the benefit of the widows and
orphans fund of the department held
it's final meeting yesterday afternoon.
The amount netted for the fund is $l6,-
a6S
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
MARRIAGES

SHoAF-S -STEVENS-March 1, 1908, by Rev o.
L. Corbin John Alfred Shoaf and Jennie
Knox Stevens both of this city.
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NOTICE OF wAREHOUsEMANs SALE

The following property win be sold at public
auction. for account OF whom 1t may concern.
on THURSDAY March II 1908. at Mission bar
warehouse, Kentucky street near Channel, san
Francisco Cal (where said goods are held and
stored), In order 10 pay freight and storage and
other lawful charges thereon. Sale win begin
st 1850 a. N: carloads rough Or lumber.
carloads Or pling- Dated at San francisco. Cal,
March 3, 1908.
EDGAR J. DE PIE. warehouseman
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05

OAKLAND, March 4The following marriage
Robert J. Johnson, ST. and Nellie Thomas.
S5, both of Berkeley.
August Miller. As, Oakland, and Lizzie Mil
Ter. A, Seattle, Wash.
Alfred A. Eichier. 27, Oakland, and Opal L.
Cocayne, 25, Waldron. No; -,
William r. Poulson, %, Selma, and Ethel
Kelsey. Is, Pleasanton.
Harvey B. Vallejo, 20. and Hazel E. Seller,
is, both of Oakland.
both Of Oakland.
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DEATHS


BECKER--Passed away. in Culican, Mexico
Henry D.. beloved son of Elizabeth and the
late Gustav Becker, and loving brother OF
louise rsenr and Mrs 4a WISE native Mis
of San Francisco, CAL, aged 26 years.
CAVENEY-In this city. March 4, 1908. Hugh
j., dearly beloved husband of Mary Caveney,
and loving father of Hubert and Eldred Ca
veney anu son Of Ann and the late Johr
Caveney, and brother of Thomas, John and
George Caysney, Mrs 7. e. oBoyle, Mrs
a native Of Scranton, Pa, aged 81 years
Scranton, Pa, papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Frl
day. March g. at $50 m, from his late
residence, 3134 Twenty third street thence tc
ST. Peters church. where a requiem high
mass for the repose of his soul will be ceIe
brated, commencing at 8 o'clock. Intermeni
Holy Gross cemetery.
COYLE-In this city March g. 1905, Rev John
p Coyle dearly beloved son of Bridget and
the late James Coyle, and loving brother OF
Joseph A. Coyie. Mrs. Martin P. o'Dea, and
the late James E., Edward r. and William
CoyIe. a native of San Francisco, CAL, aged
81 years and months.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Frf
day. morning, March o. from Star of the
Sea church, where a solemn requiem higf
mass for the repose OF his soul viii be cele
brated commencing at 10 o'clock. Inter
ment Holy Cross cemetery
C0MISKY-Entered into rest, Patrick, dearly
beloved brother of Thomas. Hugh and Henry
Comisky Mrs. Frank Cunningham and the
late James Comisky, and nephew Of Over
McCooey and brother in law of Mrs. James
Comisky and Mrs. Thomas Comisky, a native
of Castleblaney, County Monaghan, Ireland
aged 35 years.
Remains at the parIors of McBrearty &
Mccormick, 915 Valencia street near Twen
tieth. Notice of funeral hereafter.
CULLEN-In this city, March g. 1908, Charles
Cullen, dearly beloved husband of Gather
inc Cullen, beloved father of the late Cecilia
Cullen, and stepfather of Mrs. r. Brewer, a
native of County Tyrone, Ireland, aged rs
years IL months and 20 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Thurs
day, at O'Clock a. Ia from his late resi-
dence, 1923 Twentieth avenue South, thence
TO All Hallows church, where a requiem high
mass for the repose Of his soul will be cele-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Wednesday, March A.
Albert H. Bierman, %, and Esther NJ. ont
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05

Il. both OF 1910 Twentieth street.
Hjalmar III. P. Wahlin, 3S. 1874 Bush street,
and Maria A Mondada %, 1900 Laguna street.
Frank Wahler "a, 236S Fulton street, and
Jean l. Roberts, 81, 204 Capp street
Louis Raphael, 40, and Betsy Bazar "a. both
of 967 Ellis street.
Beatrice S. Scheeline, %, 1o6 Preside avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
NOTICE OF WAREHOuSfhANrS SALE

The following property WIN be sold at public
auction, for account OF whom II may concern,
THURSDAY. March IL 1908. at Occidental
warehouse, First and Brannan streets, san Fran
cisco. Cal twhere said goods are held and
stored) IN order 70 pay freight and storage and
other lawful charges thereon. Sale will begin
at IL m; / carload coal. Rocky Mountain
Dated at San Francisco. Cal. March 3. 10Os
EDGAR j. DE PUE. WarehOuseman.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05
high grade ore in shallow


company than possibly offer
In order accomplish this quickly
The Rawde Operating Syndicate panto many stockhod
throughout the ble will sell the block of
stock to charter members preorganizers empng low
real ground floor prizes No subscription less
than 200 shares than $4,000 will
off for cash.
a month
This is to be mutual OF the word and
. desired that clique of should be able
1t planned ger
the 10 days. quickly
Our returned Monday necessary
who n the ground floor % &C at once
This offer for curiosity seekers weakened people
look do
of and Judgment
The listed Exchanges soon as
possible.
Your opportunity the ground floor with
u before Consequently alive call
office fill the
with subscription by mail The peorganzaon
causing this allotment rapidly Your
will be promptly returned arrive late for this off
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-05

o'HALLoRAN-In this city. Mary. beloved
daughter OF Bridget and the late Frank
OHauoran, and sister OF Gertrude 0Hal
loran, native Of Arizona, aged years and
10 months.
The funeral win take place today (Thurs-
day., at 1890 O'Clock p. M, from the resi-
dence Of her mother. 1919 Bush street. In
terment Holy Cross cemetery.
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Send and remittance by mail express
" wire order, but must be attended to at
The Washington herald., 1908-05-08
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square G2-Edward F. Dougnerty 70 Edmond Fitz-
gerald and John j. Feyan, 20 secure Enterpriss
Serial Building Association. 500. part original
lot g.
Addition to lie Dgoit Park sud Dobbins Addition
10 WashingIOa-AndTew r. and Emma T. GIL 70
Norman L. SausbUTy and Monroe H. Callee %
secure AhncT GTeenleaf, S665 70 73 months
per eeat, scmi-annually lot g..
Square l59-Silvie de @. Fowler 10 John a Baker
and L. Kemp DLyal, 10 secure Frances K san
ger, sp,co, years, per cent, semi-annualiy.
ios ,.
Lanier Heights-sIary L Mann to William E Ed
monston and Louis R. Peak 20 secure Charles
E. Marsh, s. 30. ? years, 5k per cent, ssIni-an-
uually bot lG and part LOT l05
PadsWorth-Romaine A Mahon 20 Harry B, Wilson
and Charles VI. Fairfax. 10 secure Thomas Bones
and s. Percy Thompson. trustees. SO ! to %
months, per cent, senli-annualiy, lot l3 square
a8
Mount Pleasant-Frank (. and George c. AItenlus
and wives to Isle 5. Lipscomb and ]. C. Ken
nedy Campbell, TO secure Sidney ". FlagE
S9,oo, years per cent, semiaunuaIly part
lot !
Highriew-The {. l. ReinboId Realty Company o.
Marietta, Pa, TO Charles A Barnard and Ralph
z. Barnard TO secure Edwin l. Rslnboid
sH.6I3; c. c. Oyster. $3.50: H Burd Cassel
$50. H. W Limbaugh, S20O0. / and years,
Per cent. semi-annualy. blocks l. s. l. : g. g.
and y. lots to S. 81 to 81. block ?, lots 70
Square 2D-SimOn BelofT ct ux to James A. CahiN
and Ernest L. Schmidt. 70 secure Hauy ~
Packard. $500, years. 5 per cent, semi-an-
nually, lot Il. Same to same 70 secure same,
SlS0. to 81 months. per cent, ssmlannually
lot Il
Square sl-Mary Y. Mueller to Frank I. Rawlings
10 secure Edward Nee. Jones. Sl0Oo. 5 years.
per cent, semi-annually, lot Ia
Square lls6-Ssmuel T. Howard et ux to Charles G.
MllbuFa and Frank T. Rawlings. TO securs VIII
lam W. Grier, 5000, years, 81 pr cent semi
annually. part lot a.
Square nd5-Samuel W. Pickford et ux 20 Mulsri
Aietzger and Thomas H. Pickford 70 secure N.
q Netzger, $3.50. years, per cent. semi
annually, lot s6
Square 93s-Charlie z. Thatcher ct ux to james
+. Shea and Charles Kraemer. to secure Eliza
beth ScheTgeT 5000 years, per cent. semi
annually. lot s.. Same to james F. Shea and
William p. NormOyle. 70 secure Florence d.
McAhlife. N.4o0 monthly payments, per cent,
semiannually lot g.
Dcbbins' Addition 70 Washington-OliEer c. Terry
et TX TO Herbert 7. Shannon and Morton J.
LEchs TO secure Thomas Bones and S. Percy
Thompson. trustees. 800. monthly notes. Per
cent. semi-annualy, LOT III. square Il.
H0mead Esfate-lIagy Z. Donahue ct vir, Hugh c.,
TO the Washington Loan and Trust Company 70
secure Equitable Cooperative Building Ass0Cia-
ton. 5.s00. lot l5 square 2S55. Same 10 Samuel
Ross and George c. EsheT. 70 secure Lewis i.
Brsuninger. 500 years. pr cent. semi-annu-
ally. lot Is square zss6.
Square 3l5-The Vestry OF the Church of the Ascs1-
sion, diocese of Washington, 70 secure Pauline
Heitmuller S00, ? years, 8 per cent, semi
annually. lot 6
The Washington herald., 1908-05-08
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present. all
No. 1857. Cortelyou vs.. Hcrghton ct al. decree on
mandate Attorneys. II. H. Glasser-W. S. Hall and
Holmes Conrad.
10. 1895. Cleveland. administrator, rs. Ha1ies;
placed at foot Of docket
No. 1898 Haupt " Taft ct al. passed.
No. 1855. Benson vs.. Palmer, &C. ssguInent con-
tinued by Mr. Stuart Mcnamara for appellee. and
concluded by Ar. A. A. Birney for appellee At
toTneys, i, A. Birney-Stuart Mcnamara
No. ls94 Speir ct al. vs.. United States to use
Of TTadesmen's Trlst Company argument com
menCed by Alr. Philip Walker for appellants con
tinued by Mr. Nathaniel Wilson for appellee con
tiuued By Mr. C. r. Wilson for appellee. and con-
cluded by Alr Philip Walker for appellant. Attor-
neys Philip Walker-Nathaniel Wilson and C. r.
Wilson.
No. lse2 Seller Us. Buckley ct al; doeketed and
dismissed Attorney, g. w. Drew.
No 1855 Johnson et al. vs. BRYANT et sl argu-
Hent commenced by Mr. W. ]. Lambert for appel
lant and continued By Alr. J. A. Cobb for appeees
Atto-sess W. J. Lambert and X. II. Yeatmsn-A
y. Richardson I'D J. A. Cobb
No. lsl6. Buchanan CT al. Mcfarland et al /;
motion fer rehearng Of W J. Newton denied and
appellants motion rehearing denied; opinion By
Sir. Chief Justice Shepard. Attorneys Maddox d
Gatley-E. H. Thomas and j. ". LatimeT.
Assignments for to-day
No. les johnson ct al vs.. BRYANT ct al; on
hearing. Attorneys. ". J. Lambert Edwin Mclean.
Cobb
No. 1884 Bendheim et al Pckiord. Attor-
neys. Edward FOuest-MsddoX 4 Galley.
No. 1887. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
IS. Hawkin. Attorneys. Berry & Minor and H. B.
Rowland-W g. Gardner.
No. 1859. Ferry ct al. vs.. Henderson Attorneys,
q. r. Williams and A. A. Birney-ChaTles Poe.
No. l99. United States eg rel. Hine et al. w.
Morse et al Attorneys G. \. Keigwin W. II.
RsbesOn. and w. II Russell.
No. 1900 Johnson et al. vs.. Washington Loan
and Trust Company. Attorneys. A. S. Worthingtoa
'-B. T. Leighton.
No 1888 Myers ct al rs. SlayheW. Attorneys
Nathaniel Wilson and c. R. Wison--W. F. Mat
tingly.
No lsZ5 Catholic University vs.. Wsssa,An At
torneys. Hamilton. Colbert, YeFkes and Hamilton
W. F. MattiDgly, J. J. Darlington. and Arthur
Peter.
No. 1889. Fay ct al vs. Macfarland ct al. At
toreys. Holmes Conrad-E H. Thomas and A. 3.
Duyau
No. 1866 Msefaraud et al rs. Moore ct al. At
torneys, J. T. smith-Conway Robinson.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-08
Probate Court.


In re Agnes W. Han ct al. 0rier granting lsavs
to expend wards income, AttoTneys, Berry & 9Inog.
In .e Helena Edelen; order granting leave to ia.
oumbeT.
Estate Of Margaret W. Huyetts order admitting
viii to probate and record and letters testamenary
bond. 500. Attorney, n. Il. George.
Estate Of Teuance AlcGee; order granting leave
to make certain expenditure Attorneys. Coldren &
FenBiBg
Estate Of ChTistiana c. Queen; petition to turn
over property.
Estate Of Frederick G. WaTmsn; order granting
letters Of administration; bond 800. Attorneys. D.
Z Wolhaupter and T. S. Coll0cay.
Estate Of Laura S. Blagden petition fer Probate
and record of viii and letters testamentary. AttoT-
ney. w. S. Albert
Estate Of Ida D. Bailey; petition for probate and
record Ct viii and letters testamentary. Attorney.
J. II. Stewart.
Estate Of Martin Kennedy order admitting viii to
record.
Estate of Mary 6. GOble: viii dated August 81,
l5i' petition fer probate and record Of will and
letters testamentary. Attorney Robinson White
The Washington herald., 1908-05-08
Equity Court No. 1.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Stubheheld vs. Stubbleheld: argued and submit
ted. Attorneys, J. S. Easby-Smith-Leckie, Fulton
& Cox.
Assignments for to-day:
No. 5Il. In re bankruptcy William J. Zeh Com
pany. Attorneys, Thomas-Graf and Forrest.
No. SEQ. In re Bankruptcy, George Z. Linkins.
Attorney, David.
No. S3 Heinicke vs.. Heinicke. Attorneys, Graf
and 8litcheIl-WCf & Rosenberg
No. 5i3- Harrison IS. Harrison Attorneys, WI
li3msOn-BrandenbuTg & BFandenburg
No. 3i5. Johnson trustee. Vs. S0merFille & Sons
et a. Attorneys. Warreu-Williams.
No. 47 Dudley vs.. Dudley et al. Attorneys,
James-Peyton
No $40 Greer Kreiter et al Attorneys Bal
ley-Sleman & Lerch Coiladsy and James
No. Sl. Gee vs.. Gee. Attorneys, Drew-CaTTing.
ten.
No. $50 Hannah rs. National Lumber Company
at al Attorney. Easby-Smith.
No. SIS Ecton vs.. Ecton. Attorneys Csrrington-
Harlow and KEYS
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOfE-fublished oHiy as information ana not
guaranteed.
4Sg l.. M.-C. & o. LIMITED, Daily-Fast YES
ubdie tram. Pullman sieepers TO Lexington, LOUIS
yIlle, CINCINNATI. Indiana pous. Calcag5. and ST
Louis. taTl0T car Tor SugnIa hot spTiags wees
Gays Fulnlau cars Louisville 70 NasaFllle Mem
PMS. and NeH U--e1us Dining cars, . IA carte
service.
nIU P. NJ. F. v. LIMITED, Daily-solia
Yesuuue tram. Pullman oleepeTs 10 CINCINNATI
Lexington, and Louisville Compartment sleeping
10 Nuglnla hct opuuEs Week aays. DIliag
cars, IA carte service Pullman SieepeTs ClnClnuaI
10 Chicago ald D. LJuls, ana Louisville 70 Aigmpals
nashville, aLQ NeR Orleans.
Hes1TatlOu1 ana tickets al Chesapeake and Ohio
Omoes 5l5 Pennsylvania avenue; ~ istn street
near 3, and New Union Station Telephones Alain
seJ tot Washington Terminal CAP SeTyIce and Aiain
lUJ5 CT 9Elo Tor a.. a o. IlcEet Ofice
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DAILY COURT RECORD
(Thursday, Z

United States vs.. John Jones seduction. noi,s
pres
United States vs. Otto VoDderheidt and Frank H.
Wasser: forgery; araigRed; plea quilts; sentenes
United States vs. John n. Hale. housebreaking:
verdict unsouud mind. DEFENDANTS attorney, g. H.
Macdonald
United States Us. Roscoe S. stcbbins and Rl1pert
v Wilson violation sections $50 and $40 Revised
Statutes q The United States order for removal u
defendant Wilson 10 Southern district Of Nes York,
Assignments for to-daJ-M0tions.
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AUCTION SALES.
ApAM A. wEscHLER. Anct,onsar.

CHANCERY SALE OF TWO-sToRY FRAME
DWELLING, NO. 100 SEVENTH STREET
SOUTHWEST.
By virtue OF decree q The Supreme Court o.
the District Of Columbia. passed in Equity Cause
No 2TS3, We. the undersigned trustees WIN sell et
public auction. in front Of the premises. on WE'D
NESDAN, the 9Th day Of May, A. D. 1908 az s
D n. the following described land and premises
situate in the city Of Washington. IN the District
OF Columbia. and designated and being part Of
original lot twelve liz, in square four hundred and
thirty-sight A3sl, described as follows. VIZ. Be-
ginning on Seventh street sixty-siK fest aud four
inches from the northeast corner Of said square
the said point being the northeast corner Of said
lot twelve Q2l and running thence south On Ser
enth street eighteen feet six inches thence west
sixty-nlne feet and four inches and thence north
eighteen feet and six inches; thence east sixty.
niEe feet four inches to the beginning except
therefrom ths north eight and threefourths inches
front on Seventh street by the depth os thirty
feet, together with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
10 be paid in cash and the balance IN two equal
instAlhments payable in one and two years. with
interest at per oentum per snnum. payable semi
annually. from day Of sale, secured By deed R
trust upon the property sold, Oz al cash. at the
option Of the purchaser. A deposit q 500 VIII be
required of the purchaser at the tins Of ssle
All eonveyaneing, recording, and notarial fees at
the cost Of the purchaser. Terms Of sale to BE-
complied with within fifteen days from dag Of
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right TO
resell the property at the risk and cost Of tie
defsultng purchaser after i've days advertisement
OF such resale in some newspaper published in the
city of Washington. d. C.
HAYDEN JOHNSON.
Columbian Building.
RAYMOND a. HEISKELL.
Century Building
Trustees.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE n EFFECT APRIL IT, I903
Leave Washington New Union Station
Sis a. m.-Daily-An points on Norfolk and West
EN-; also Knoxville, Chattanooga, and Memphis
1915 ?. m.-Daily-Roanoke, Bristol Winston.
Salem, Knoxville. Chattanooga, Nashville Memphis
New Orleans Through Sleeper Dining cars.
For NoTfolk-LeaTe Washington 10 e. N daiIv
Il Is a. 10. daily, 2a5 y N. daily. Arrive Norfolk
Il 20 a. NJ. $50 p. m l0a5 p NJ.
495 D m-Daily-BeTTyyille, Luray, Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive sa5 a. N and
II 80 .. m
avenue (Bond Buidingl.
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No $3.50. Rignald W. Beau vs.. United States
Trust Company; account $1,000 Attomevs. IS. J.
Lambert and r. g. Yeatman
No. 5a5il Carrie Phelps vs.. George Eslin; judz.
ment, T. H. Callan, J. P. $3.50. Attorney, Edwin
Forrest.
No. 515i2 Edward Blick vs. Antonio Cerriglis:
eertiorari Attorneys. Lester & Price.
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SEABOARD arr LINE RAILWAY

TICkET OFFICE. lEl PENNA. AVE.
Notice-F0lloWing schedule not guaranteed.
$40 a NJ. Daily-6eaboaTd Mail. Through coaches
and Pullman sleepers to Savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleeper Washington to Hamlet and Hamlet
TO Atlanta Dining cars
20 2. NJ Daily-Seaboard Express Coaches and
Pullman TO Savannah, Jacksonville Tampa, Atlanta,
Birmingham, Memphis Dining cars
r. H. STANSELL. District Passenger Agent,