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Evening star., 1908-01-29
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

The trading at the meeting of the STOCK
Exchange today was without feature and
slight in volume. The latter condition
has been chara cteristic of the market for
several days past. and its daily occur
renee no longer excites any surprise or
even comment. No special explanation
has been given of this condition or why
1t continues with such unvarying reSu-
ldrity. There is. of course. the general
cause. with which every one is familiar.
and that is the unsettled condition of
business following the money panic. The
latter has subsided as far, at least. as its
acute phases are concerned. and instead
OF there being a scarcity of money In
the banks there is actually coming to be
a perabundance, and rates of interest
have fallen, and the other acompanlments
OF plentiful cash are to be noted.
Naturally, it was expected. as soon, as
interest rates declined and loanable
funds We're to be had. that business activ-
lties would revive. but it seems that in
the course of such things the depression
In the financial world must be followed
ny one in the business world and that
the recovery of the one is to be followed
at some distance by that of the other.
The situation in this city does not
differ materially from that which pre-
walls elsewhere. except owing to pecu-
liar conditions here the money panic was
not felt as powerfully as it was in other
sections of the country. But still the
influence o. a recession in business makes
itself felt so that IL is not to be won
dercd a that the volume of buying in the
local stock market has not rcgained its
normal volume.
There is another stated cause which
probably contributed to the same result.
and that is the present attitude OF some
members of the House of Representa-
tives in regard to the local railway Sys-
TENS. 1t is not supposed that any radi-
cal measures will find expression in legis-
lation hut the possibilities are more or
less disturbing and no doubt have an
influence upon the extent of the market
for such securities.
In the early portion of the coming
month 1t is expected the annual report
of the railway systems will be sent to
Congress- and, owing to the change made
in the snana cement of the Washington
Railway Company, special interest Will
be shown i'll the report of that company.
There is it may be assumed, good deal
of attention directed just at this time
toward that company and its affairs and
its prospects for the future. aS its Secur1-
ties at present prices are thought TO be
attractive enough to be given consldera-
ton by investors and others.
Government Receipts.
National bank notes received today: For
redemption, S1.745,4.9. Government re-
ceipts From internal revenue. S5SS,654 !;
customs. $1.144.673; miscellaneous, S371,-
574. Expenditures, $3.640,OOo.
Evening star., 1908-01-29
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
NEWS OF THE CITY ACROSS THE
POTOMAC RIVER.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. January e9. 1908.
President Snowden OF the city council at
a NEE tins last evening urged that an ef-
fort be made TO have the railway station
now located in Fairfax county, about half
a mile beyond the corporate limits. re-
established in the city.
A resolution was adopted instructing the
city attorney to prepare and forward to
the state senator from the district anc the
delegate from the city and county IL the
general assembly of the state an act or
acts authorizing the funding by this city
Of $745,000 registered coupon bonds issued
in 1879 and which mature July 1. 1893. to
bear interest at the rate of per cent per
annum.
Consideration of resolution offered
by Councilman Spinks that joint meet
ing OF the council and the board of al
dermen be held February next for the
purpose of discussing the question II ex-
tending the city's limits was postponed
until the next meeting.
Councilman Evans asked what had be-
come Of his resolution providing for the
testing of the validity of the appoint
ment of police justice for the city.
President Snowden stated that the city
attorney will soon render an optniop In
the matter.
For the purchase OF granite curpinS *oVv
was appropriated.
End of Abduction Case.
The abduction case. In connection with
which members Of q band OF gypsies were
taken into custody, was ended here today
when it was proved to the satisfaction OF
the court that John Dushan. the last OF
the band held in custody. was not the
man wanted, as the requisition papers
made out by the Iowa authorities called
for Dushon Mareno.
Police Justice Cation was reappointed
today by Judge l.. c. Barley to serve Tor
four years.
1t is expected that the question of in
cooperating Del Ray and st. Elmo. in
Alexandria county, under the name Poto-
mac. will be considered this afternoon by
the legislative committee of the state leg
islature.
Funeral services over the remains of
Peter Hanratty, whose death occurred
yesterday afternoon at his home, 3l4
North Pitt street, will be held at . O'Clock
tomorrow morning at st. Mary's Catholic
Church. The inter1nent will be, In st.
Mary's cemetery.
The funeral of Stephen Smith, whose
death occurred last Monday at his home,
GOT North Columbus street. took place at
10 o'clock this morning from st. Mary's
Catholic Church. Rev. Father II. j. Cut
ler, pastor officiated The interment was
made in st. Mary's cemetery. The MEM
bers of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
attended In a body. The pallbearers were:
James Roche, William Desmond. John
Mckenna, NJ. Downey, Philip h. DNyer,
Cornelius Cummings.
A verdict for the plaintiff for $50 was
given In the corporation court yesterday
afternoon in the case OF James II. Dab
ney against Thomas H. Brown. the
claim being for 5000. A motion TO set
aside the. verdict was made by the de-
fense.
Evening star., 1908-01-29
WARNER MILLER's PLIGHT.
Former Senator Loses Last of His
Millions

NEW YORK, January e9.-The assign
ment yesterday of Warner Miller. once
prominent in republican politics as the
leader of the half breeds" the successor
of Roscoe Conkling in the United States
Senate and a republican candidate Tor
governor, followed the failure few days
ago of the Sierra Consolidated Gold MIN
ing Company. of which Mr.. Miller was
president The bulk of his fortune. rap
idly depleted in recent years by mining
ventures and othey unsuccessful enter
prises, was invested in this concern.
The former senator executed the as
siSrment in the offices OF the mining
company at 100 Broadway-cramped quar-
ters. which contrasted STRANGELY win the
Icommodious and handsome offices occupied
Evening star., 1908-01-29
Liverpool Cotton Prices.

LIVERPOOL, January 29.-cotton: Spot
good business done: prices points lower
American mddling fair. sos: good mid
ding, 6.5a; middiinS, 6.33: low middling
$50; good ordinary. 5.J1. ordinary. 5.01
The sales OF the DAY were 1000 bales, OF
which l:o0o were for speculation and ex-
port. and included 1880 American Re
ccipts. o20oo bales, including l.. $40 Amer
ican. Futures opened easier and closed
steady: American middiing z. o. c.. Janu-
AIRY. 5.9lla: January and February. J9l
February and March, SCI; March and
April. J.91i2: April and May. 5.90ia: Ma,
and June o.s9ia; June and July 5.ss: July
and August, 5.SIi2: August and September
.,721a; September and October. 56lLa; DC.
tober and November. 551l:: November
and December, 30
Evening star., 1908-01-29
THE GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO, January 23.-Wheat opened
weak today, the chief depressing influence
heing the lower market at Liverpool
May looss
The corn market was dull and prices
were steady. May, 61la Oats steady.
May, .s3@sa;,3a.
Provisions weak. May pork l25a1s a
12"5Iis. Lard. I.IoaI.IIia Ribs Il 7oa6 20
4 bulge took place about the middle OF
the day on the report that wheat in Kan
sas and Nebraska would be damaged by
the cold weather. Later the wheat mar
Lct became weak and closed in that con-
dition. with May S4a7s lower. at l0os4 a
IJ0.S
Corn prices ruled steady ali day but
eased of slightly just before the close.
along with wheat. The close was easy.
with May SAL lower. at Goa. .a60Ts
Close: WheatMay. lo0@4a 1Go7s: July,
p7I2: September. ?iS4
Corn-May. q 14a6o7s; July, o94; Sep
tember. Jss4.
Oats-May. old. 53ss; May. 5lia: July
old 1914: July. f4ss: September. 3sss
Pork-January, Il. 10; May. l2.eo
Lard-January, 1.o5: May, 1.7Ii2.
Ribs-January. $40: May. 6.I2i7.
Rye-Cash S3i2.
Rarley-Cash. stage.
Timothy and clover-\oth hing doing.
Evening star., 1908-01-29
THE BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Nd. January 29.-WHEAT-
Easy: spot contract. 9ska9Ss. spot No = red
western. 1ooIaaIoOa.: January. 9slaa9sa.. Feb
ruary. 9ssia99 March. 1oos4alol: May. lo5:
steamer No. red, 3+l2a94s.: receipts S19I
bushels; southern grade 94iaa9sla.
CORN isier: new spot mixed; Gl1s; January,
steamer mixed. 571sa5s; receipts, 251 900 bush
els: southern white corn, 57a.a61st; new
southern yellow corn. JSa62
3i:sI6; No. mixed. 53laaoi; receipts $50
bushels.
. western domestic, 90a9l; receipts, 10 s66
bushels.
IIAY-Dull. unchanged
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Quiet. unchanged
Evening star., 1908-01-29
Lvnchiup in a Persian Palace.

ST. PETERSBURG. January pa mob
broke into the governors palace at Te-
heran, Persia, yesterday, according to
messages from the scene of the disturb
ance, and killed the murderer Reza, who
was held a prisoner there. The throng' 3
victim butchered his brother at Yszd. He
was held In the palace and the populace
ciamored for his life. The police were
quickly overpowered and the people pour
ed into the palace. Reza was riddled
with lead.
Evening star., 1908-01-29
Invest Y0ur Idle Funds
aft go
First Mortgages on D. c. Real Estate.

In First Mortgages on D. c. Real Estate.
The Safest and Steadest of all Investments.
Not affected by ''panics'' or stock market fuctu-
atons; not dependent upoe individual or COR
porate financial stability, and not taxable per-
sonsl property. "Gilt-edRe' mortgages Of So 6OO.
5000, IS. 500 and other amounts At per cent
Immediately available.
J. v. n. & 7. B. HUYCK, 1905 PA. AVE. NV.
ja29T4
co. FOR THE YEAR 1908.
The authorized capital Is One Hundred Million
dollars The amount Of capital actually paid Is
Fourteen Thousand Five Hundred dollars,
There are existing debts.
JOHN HENRY BLAKE, President.
WILLIAM WOLFLEY. Trustee.
b. FRANK CASH, Trustee.
], JOHN HENRY BLAKE. President Of the
Blake Ride Company, being duly sworn. do
hereby make oath that the statement herein con-
tanned is true.
JOHN HENRY Ell AXE.
Consulate Of the y. s. oi A, city Of Nice, re-
public of France. ss.:
Sworn and subscribed before me. WILLIAM
DULANY HUNTER. Consul Of the United States
Of America for the city and republic aforesaid,
this tenth day of January. 1908.
tSeall WILLIAM DULANY HUNTER,
Consul Of the United States of America at Nice.
France.
Evening star., 1908-01-29
THE LONDON BANKS.

LONDON. January - 2a--Bullion amount
ing to E1i2 900 was taken into the Bank
of England on balance today.
PARIS. January 29.--Three per cent
rentes. sc francs. 10 centimes for the
account. Exchange on London % francs
Il centimes for checks.
BERLIN, January, 29.-Exchange on
London, 20 marks 4914 pfennigs for
checks.
Discount rates. short bills. 5 per cent;
three months bills. 4i4 per cent
Evening star., 1908-01-29
THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, January 29.-American secur-
tiles opened steady today. Trading was
limited. At noon prices we're ls 10 4
above yesterdays New York closing.
The market continued strong through
out the afternoon and closed steady.
london Closing Stocks.
Evening star., 1908-01-29
WASHINGTON Stock Exchange.

Sales. Regular call, IL o'clock oon-Capita
Traction . at 100, at III.
WASHINGTON Rwy and Elec pfI, 10 at 49,
Mergenthaler Linotype ut 15S. at lbs
) ut l3S > at 1914, 10 at 19I.
After caIl-Capita Traction, 3 at 121.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone os, 81 l,0o(
at
Evening star., 1908-01-29
LIVERPOOL Grain Prices.

LIVERPOOL. January .9.-Wheat-Spot
No . red western winter. IS led futures
steady: March. IS 6isd; May. as 61ad
July. IS I'd. Corn-Spot easy; prime mix
cd American new Is 3d: prime mixed
Anne rican old IS sd: futures dun; Janu-
AIRY, IS sd, March, IS 3isd
Evening star., 1908-01-29
The World Of
Finance and Trade
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co, bank
e-s and brokers. 1419 F street. members
New York Stock Exchange. Washington
Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of
Trade
Evening star., 1908-01-29
Government Securities.
CURB QUOTATIONS.

Furnished by T.. f. Hutton & Co. &c. b. Chip
man, maRager,, members New York Stock Ex-
cha 10, ST
Evening star., 1908-01-29
Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today: FOR
S1,14o,4.9. Government re-
ceipts: From internal revenue, SJ6S,6J
customs. $1.144.613: miscellaneous, $371,
514. Expenditures. S3.6iO,OOo.
Evening star., 1908-01-29

Open. High. Low. 80.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-07
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

prees iu tbe wholesale market were not ma
terislf changed Yesterday. Arrivals of produce
ugIe liberal ard iu good condition, and WhiIe de-
maud was active nd n good dovs trading re-
suited the quotations did not feel the activity
Grsea fruits, Vegetables, game. sad po1lty were
plentiful sud ell moved steadily on the quotations
Pnces quoted are WholesaleI
BCTTER-CUameTy, fancy, M-sSliz. d.. Western
frsts. 2l=a1al5 do, seconds Z5aE, process fancy.
=; do fair 10 good. Z8ZJ. dgirv. choice Isag.
good. lsals; st0rs-rscse1. fresh. lisl3.
CHEESE-AisTket firm snd active on al kinds
New York state fsctoTT large. l6ai6'z; do. fats
l51al7 do, small. l6iesE; do, sumner large liaI5
do summer small. lial4ls; do. fair T. good l2aI3
Western. fGct0Ty new. choice. Hi4al5. do. fsir 70
good u; Virginia 10.
EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia loss Of 2ag.
average 2 West Virginia and Southwest Virginia
Es2s. Tennessee 4a2si North Carolina, - cold
storage. HAS
LIVE POULTRY-Chickeus. fancy. I6. average
l3al5; hens Uai; ROSTERS Ga. ducks large Ilal3:
de- small sal0; gees, Sal0, turkCys toms uer H.
Balls. do. hens. Isal5: do, thin. % keats 70
- DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys hens. rudrawp
ger To-. l1als. do average, uudraWu. l6al7 do thin
70: old toms l5al5, chickens large i9sI5: small ia
II hens choice l3sl5 ToosteTs sac dfcEs old I2s5
DRESSED MEATS-Calves full dressed asl0.
heads Of g. h0g-dressed calves. g; hams roun-
try, suear-cured. lsal5: hogs, small and neat Ter
cvt., t3a7.o0. do, medium, 600; do heavy, $50.
Is: quail. per dozen. L5oal15; do. small. 75alG1.
squirrels each Gas opOssumS. each. Ga40
VEGETABLEs-Potat home grown. per tslsbeI
eas7G; do. nral 7la75; sweet potatoes per biol 81
a355 vans l.50a200; csbbage, per ct, 6oa99 onions
Ohio. per bushel, 70as0 string beans, per basket
1O1aZG
GREEN FRUITs-Apples, York Imperial rey
bbl, 22sa275; Ben Davis, 2ooa2y0i Wine sap. asa
275; fancy table fruit, 250a550. Spy 259aSz; loose
packed local % Oranges. Florida, bright Per box
Z154175 do. uissets. 225a255; California Navels.
Z5ag %. Gnpe Fruit. Florida, pr box, 350a4 o.
Canhe1res, Ter box 20a250; do, pcr bhl, 500
asOo
DRIED FRUITs-Apples, sliced. fancy Sal; do.
sliced, bright, ia5.
sUNDRIES- -Beeswsz. 90; tallow. Sassy: ho1ey.
white clover lib, new, -; CO.. 3lb. new. l0aIz:
ginseng per h., eOOas5O Seneca, per H., q;
Golden Seal aOaf5; Pink. l2aH; Mandrake. sa3
Snake Root, s.
GRAIN-Wheat, choice, S0aLOO; do, fsir TO good.
s5a90; do. odEsry, 75as5; rye 75asO; corn shelled
white. 65a70: do, yellow 65a7O; do, ear 27Oa3 %
cats. Western white. No 3 5Sa60: do. mixed. 56a5s
The Washington herald., 1908-01-07
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading in bonds continued yesterday
on the Washington Stock Exchange, $1,000
in United States coupon Is bringing l2l,
and 5000 IN Washington Railway and
Electric Is going on record at IS. The
preferred stock Of this corporation sold
at Il on regular call and at 7llk after
call. a new high level for this security
on the present rise.
The chief feature of the trading, so far
as price is concerned, was the advance
of Greene -Cananea to rs on sales OF lo0-
share lots
Aside from the recorded trades, there
was much bidding for shares that could
not be had at present prices. Brokers.
apparently, have many orders for stock
which they would buy if they could
without bidding up prices unduly. Day
after day the bids are repeated, generally
at a slight advance over the previous
day, and the asking price for the stocks
advance at about the same ratio This
accounts for the small volume Of trading
recorded each day. Stocks are being
held. so it would seem, for higher prices
the holders being confident that with a
little patience they can command about
the quotations recorded prior TO the
financial furry
The stockholders Of the Washington
Market Company held their annual meet
ing yesterday at the offices of the COM
pany. at the Center Market, electing thiT
teen directors 10 serve for one year. as
follows: Paul Butler, William +. Chand-
Ter. John p. H. Chandler John Cassels
William c. Carter, William V. Cox, Frank
#. Chamberlin, Samuel w. Curriden,
George W. Gray, Edward r. Tinker
Frank G. wilkins Edward o. Whitford.
George l.. Whitford.
Edward r. Tinker acted as president
and Frank G. wilkins as secretary.
The Washington Market Company was
chartered by special act OF Congress May
20 1870. IL has an authorized capttaliza-
tion OF Sl,0000a0, OF which $4,000 Is paid
in. The par value of the shares IS so,
and the dividends for recent years have
been - cents 10 the share. 80 cents pay
able January ] and - cents payable
July l each year. The stock was bid
yesterday on the Washington Stock Ex-
change az SIS a share. The company has
two issues Of bonds for which quotations
are made on the exchange per cents,
payable in 1917, quoted at 1912, and per
cents. payable in 1927. quoted at 100. The
company is erecting in South Washington
O large storage warehouse and refriger-
ating plant. which viii be ready FOR
operation some time during the present
wear
The Washington herald., 1908-01-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago Jan. s.-CATTLE-Reeeipts s3O00.
Steady 20 lOc lower. Prime beeyes. 49aG01 poor
TO medium, 2Soa4s5 stockers and feeders. 225a4.50.
COWS and hefers. 250aiso; Gamers L2ja2GO; Tex
ans 3sOaI00
HOGs-Rsceipts. 5s.o0O Opened SC lower, later
advanced loc 20 l5c. Light i.20a46j; r0ughs, Asa
As: heavy, 4i0a46l: mixed. 420aL67z.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReCeipts 5000 STEADY
10 ljc lower Nati7e sheep, 27oa52O: Western sheep
e.70as2; native lambs, I7ja6.90; Western lambs.
90a6 90
New York Jan. 6.-CATTLE-Receipts 4.jOO
Steers steady: bulls firm 10 l0al5C higher fat cows
steady. others strong; sn sold. Steers 4i0a5.65
oxen aud stsgs. A4oaA75 bulls, 3S5a42j; cows. I7j
aiW
CALVEs-Recsipt 800. Active and strong for
all sorts: bapyard and Western calves firm 10 sc
higher: an sold. Yeals GGa375: selected do. 600.
culls i0Oa5o9; hauysFd caltes, 350aL25; fed do
4.5Oa5CO Western calves 425a5O0. Dressed calves
firm; city dressed vcals. ssalii9; country dressed.
7al2is.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1880 Sheen
firm for all grades lambs fairly active and steady
at Saturdays quotations Sheep. 5.Hat00: choice
80; culls. 800; lambs 67jaS0: culls 560se50
yearlings 5.7ja6.W.
HOGs-Receipts. 1910. Easier Light State, 500.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-07
BIRTH RECORD.

CLAY and Leona G. Unger December g. lq0 boz.
Harvey ard Eva steele. December %. 1857 bog.
William II. aud Susie a, stamp December ?
1907 Eirl.
Charles and Carrie nusk. January !. l1s. boy.
George T. ana Annie II. King. December 90 1907.
b6v.
Francis l. I. and Orlena HIlg December %
1907 boy
salvatore and Marie Gingiolo January 3 lNs. sirl.
James ]. and Catherine O'Couu0r, December 81
l9G boy.
AuofIeo and Josephine Csrollo, December 2. lsE.
boy
Louis St. Elmo and Susan ". Burgess. Deeembcr
%. ls7 girl.
John F and Nay T Bennett December 81, 1871.
bov.
Barnett and Lena Blum. December ., Is)s. boy
Walter and Martha L. Latney, January I. lsc. glTi
Walter and Martha F. Iztney January lss. s1-i.
Robert and Margaret DTegan. December 20, 1907, boy.
james and Eliza Garter. December =. 1907. boy.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Rob.rt r. Rnfuer y. ard Alice 2. Noble p,
both of Gmlonsulle Va Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin.
Edgar Priest = and Edith Morgan, :. Rev.
Alfred Harding
d. L. Bergamiri q. and Anna A. Mcneil 9.
Rev Nicholas ". Y0selh.
William H. Youag g. and Catherine C. Carroll,
o. Rev. Joseph Himmel
Edmund W N0nnsfon, g. Philadelphia Pa
snd MARY L. G. Clagett 80. Rev Edward L.
Buckey.
Alvin F. Davis ., and Ethel " Berry, l6
Tuxedo. y. y. Rev. James r. Irvine
Rufus T. BcaI. 4. and ference HIbbs. .. both
of Sterling. Va. Rev. Charles L. Pate.
George H. Mofstt. q. Sugar Creek No and
lucy r Mason. q. Right Rev. Clesnd K. Nelson.
COLORED.
Nelson Smith = and Daisy Johnston q both
Of Fredericksburg Va. Rev. James II. Lee.
Nathaniel o. Herbert S. and Elena DTayd0n.
s. Rev. George ". Lee.
Frank y Brown. p and Annie Green. q. Rev
George W Lee.
Luems W. HoHins. 2i and Mary Z. Ferguson. IS.
Rev A. Dennis.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-07
DEATH RECORD.

Allison Nsilor IT,. 1915 18th st. NV. Y years.
George q. GalleheT. Sibley Hospital. S. wears
BENJAMIN Br00,s Georgetown Univ Hosp 3 yTs.
Rose A. Wheelan. s29 st. ne. IS years.
Walter b. Payne. 1905 Wisconsin ave NV. 50 years.
Andrew A. Boyd, Homeopathic Hosp. & years.
Walter T. RiChey. 35th and Prospect ave. 35 years
Chester b. DaFrsli. s1i i2;h st. NV. s. years.
Charles L. Eon. 70S 9Th st. So. 81 years
Charles >. Gordon 1906 18th ST. Sc. Il years
Margaret F. Bradley, 700 So. sv.. months.
Anna NJ. Mem. Ramsay. 1923 st. NV. s. years
Harry :. lenn Garfield Hospital, IS years.
Mat ew ConneIl 3l4 Monroe ST.. Anacostia a SIS.
Saal NJ Sheckells 1882 Center ST. NV. 81 years
HaI nah J. Mercier l775 7 81. NV. 81 yeaTs
Infant Of Rankin II. and Emily " Ris0. Garfield
Hospital. days
Infant OF Frederick and Maud Mace 1874 wisCon-
sin ave- s hours.
George A. Flynn. lls y. c. ave. &C.. q years.
James Walsh. L. : soldiers Home So years
Mary J. Kennedy. 81 "a 81. NV. 50 years.
Dennis Joseph Stafford, Prov. Hosp. 49 years.
Charles r. Crown, 1852 sth ST. nw 80 years.
Rebecca II. Butler. 5O5 ID ST. NV. SO years.
MaU F. Collamore 1909 !st st. NV. years
Laura L. Dodge. 65l A st. ne, 81 years.
Emma h. Buckley American Univ. Park 81 years.
Thomas Kelly. 5l9 st. sw., y years.
Mary ]. OLeaTy. 2l 9Th st. sw.. ~ years
Af'-d Cralle H and I'd SITS. ne. "A years.
William WoIrell. ga d 81. sw.. IS wears.
Susan 7. Mitchell. 22l Q st. NV. p years.
Robert N. Fenwick 1920 Clifton ST. nv. Is months.
James O'Connor. 24o3 H st. NV. months
Dorothy V. Jones % 18th ST ne. months.
Owen Smith, a37 50. nw., q days
COLORED.
LucTeta Harris. 2l5 X st. NV. q wears
Alexander GfsatuTsne. Z2ls BnghtwoOd ave. g yrs.
Charles Chisley. 1920 p ST. nW IS years
Mars y. Powell. 432 \ st. nv, 50 years.
Carrie Burgiss. q o ST. NV. . years
Sophia Mitchell 239 Va. ave. sW. 6 years
Clinton f. Johnson. 1905 18th ST. NV. years.
William Watkins q johnson court, 3 wears.
Mary Harvey. 1884 Ontario road NV. 80 years.
Charles c. Stewart. Emergency Hosp. 40 years.
William ]. Carter ll56 18th ST. NV. 81 years
Mamie Stewart FFeedmen's Hospital 30 years
Joseph F. Payne. SO lst 81. ne. months
Harry Fry lis II 81 nv days.