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New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
THE TACOMA GOES AGROUND.
Cruiser Only Slightly Damaged While Enter
ing Willemstad Harbor-Coming North

WASHINGTON. March % dispatch received
at the Navy Department to-day from Commander
John Hood, of the cruiser Tacoma stating that
that vessel aground yesterday while entering
the harabor of Wiliemstad. island of Curacao just
off the coast of Venezuela The vessel
pulled Of and il found that she sustained
slight damage to her rudder.
The Tacoma has beer cruising between Curacao
and La Guayra for the purpose of carrying dis
pa tches from Minister Russell the naval station
at Willemstad. The Tacoma has been ordered 10
sail for the Norfolk NAVY Yard for repairs.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
oUELLING COREAN RESURRECTION

Toxic. March 3o.-Genera. Okaz@ki commanding
the Japanese troops in Corea. returned TO Toxic
to-day In an interview lie said
The insurrection in Corea is virtually quelled
ONLY few bandl; organization remain The
people Of Corea beginning to understand
Ianan's beneicert intentions. We shall actively
rtrsUe the remaining insurgents, who merely
robbers and murdereTs. undeservng OF sympathy.
Renorts from Seoul during the last few days
are to the effect that there have been three sep
arate attacks the insurgent camps. and that l03
Coreans were killed.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
ANOTHER PLOT IN H1lTI.
General Lorraque Takes Refuge an
French Legation.

Port-au-Prince. Hayti. March 29-A fresh con-
spiracy against the government has been dls-
covered in this city. The leader Of the plot
General Iarraque. former chief Of cavalry VINO
was arrested on March II on suspicion OF cor
spiring against the President, and released with
four others on March "a took refuge this after
noon in the French Legation, with two other
officers.
The police have been searching the city all
dav and have set A careful watch on all the
legations in order intercept other conspira-
tors The palace guards have been redoubled.
nd two thousand rifles and a large quantity OF
ammunition. purchased from Germany. were
landed to-day and taken to the palace
Washington. March PA cable dispatch vas
received at the Navy Department to-day from
Commissioner T. y. Potts of the cruiser Des
Moines now at Port -au-Prince. Haytl. stating
that the gunboat Eagle had left that place for
the south coast of Cuba, where she will resume
survey work 1t is understood that the situation
in Hayti is tranquil. Four war vessels still re-
main at Port-aJ- Prince, however. being the Des
Moines Dubuque. Marietta and Paducah.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
HALL M'ALLISTER DYING.
Son of New York Society Leader IL Poverty
in California.
IBv Telegraph. TO The Tribune

San Francisco March 29.-Hall McAIister' son OF
,be former social leader in New York and himself
cotiilon leader in san Francisco Tor many years
i diving in San Rafael in poverty a few days ago
J.. us stricken with appendicitis, but he was uH-
able 10 tel his nurses because he could not speak
,,,ainly and an operation WAS not performed uht
last night. The doctors say he cannot recover
NJ ulster has been deserted by his mother and
- r.1a-fyes and that he been forced
into the poorhouse is due 10 several old friends
s.bo have contributed 10 his support
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
ENGINEERS TO VISIT WHITE HOUSE.

Washington. March 2a.-More than twelve hun
dred members of the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers from all parts of the country sathered
here to-day 10 attend a grand union meeting OF
that organization under the auspices Of Potomac
Lodge No :. of this city, the fifst public session
OF which held A. Masonic Temple tonight. \
feature of To- -.noErow's programme. Hhch Viii
conclude the meeting. will be 4 reception at the
u hito House b. President Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
HARTMAN GETS HUNTINGTON ROADS.
Paws S5OO0O.0C0 for Railway Interests in
and Around Los Angeles.

TBv TELEGRAPH The Tribune
Los Angeles March 2e.-It is declared poSltlNelE
,hat z II Hartman has takeI. all the in
terests Of H. Z. Huntington in the steam and
electric railways IN Los Angeles and Southern Cali
fornia having s5notN, for the properties.
According the terms of tn" -sreefnent MI
Huntington will retire all time from active par
,ycinaton in the mana cement of the great proper
ties which h has built Up in Southern California
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
ccmpistn OF FEDERAL EMPLOYEES.

IRg Telegraph 20 TIE Tribune
Gloucester Mass. March "a telegram sished
%, ifv persons. has been sent to Fresdeht itooSe-
,elt tbe Postmaster General and Senators Lodge
"a ian. rrntesting agsirst the 'inlqul,ous
pol,.csl activity Of federal oticeho!deIs ana De
n,and.ns that steps be taken TO prevent II IN Inc
futc.e Glouces..- has large number VI tedefai
employees.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
MONEY FOR FAMILY OF D. w. STEVENS

Toxic March 30.-The Corean Cabinet has de
.id.s ia give 20 0G9 ven the family Of Durham
X stevens wno Was assassnated IN San. Fran
isco l,y 4 Corean zaaut- The amount that the
t.,,.,,..e. government Viii appropriate has
30, -.nnounce,I. Hui If i- generally believed that
viii amount 10 i50, 900 yen.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
PRESIDENT AND MR. TAFT ACCEPT.

l=y Telegraph The Tribune
r-.tcr March .9.-President Roosevelt and Sec
rs.ar, Taft = uas announced to-day have ac-
oepted invitations % attending the outing Of the
E.sex MiddeseX and Plymouth Cogaty Repub-
Acau clubs at Foin, Of Pines on july
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
TRv TelarraDh n Tho Trihn,De

by Telegraph to The Tribune
St Louis March o9.-E. z. Waterbury, one of
the leaders on the Popuist National Committee.
said tonight that in his opinion the convention
would name Senator La Toilette, of Wisconsin.
party standard bearer in the coming Prcsi-
Dental campaign On the first ballot.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
DUKE Of The ABRUZzl AT TURN

Turin March 9Th Duke or the Ahruzzi az
rived hare to-day. stepping the ducal palace
de VIII !ssYe tor Rome late tonight
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30

Washington March 29--The curious fact
about the Ei incident is that in all Of its stages
Il has taken no official form. Yet there has
never been the slightest doubt in diplomatic
circles here II the accuracy OF the first an
nounoernent that DR.. Hill vas not fully accepta-
DE 10 Emperor William. The conclusion was
reached that this was z case that fully bore
out the ~isdom OF the old adage that il is un-
Sale 70 mix business and friendship
Emperor William was known TO be Of j warm
AIpulsive and sympathetic temperament. and IL
"as readily understood how he could have per-
iaceo MS feeling Of personal friendship Tor Am
oassador and Mrs Tower to sway him 10 the
i'int where ne was ready 10 look with disfaYor
UPON their displacement The office is one Of a
Wrongly personal character. differing in that re
esot from mere ministerial position. SO Off
- etiquette requires tl.sat In the case Of min
ser mere unofficial inquiry suf'ices to de-
'elop the fact whether he is likely 10 be accept
cue H. tie case Of ainba ssador the inquiry
must 5e formal. and there is not the slightest
'SeFN alton - the right OF the sovereign to re-
.e1 he Nominee without being held accountable
= any cegree. Ia the present instance II IS be
-e'ed that Emperor William WAS animated not
= any aversion % Or Hill or his wife, but
'slAeT by q eish to keep near him the Towers
Probably rhe Immediate effect Il the change of
-'c1t a. Berlin "a IL be Il hring about change
: n Arlerican representation AZ The embassy
:. n earlier defe than nss contemplated AS
es-g announced. Eir. ToRe- had sisnted =
&c &c 70 rel-nQ-.sll lis pest nezt august and j
80 no' e surprising g. . Nie9 G, lHeSe
..1+ Developments, Ghe change should taAe
N4Se I-acA sooner.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30

Paris. March Cdr. David Jayne Hill when
informed ~ TIE Associated Press tonight that
rhe German Foreign Office had issued state
r,e-r saving that, although there had been some
opposition. the German government was quite
wiling - receive him as American Ambassador.
declined 70 5eoart from the attitude Of dignifed
reserve which he has maintained throughout
Ee said I must decline 10 discuss any phase
q this matter Washington. in the end, will
decide what course shah be pursued"
The news that the German government had
not declined 70 receive DR. Hill did not come
great surprise 10 diplomatic circles here. where
ne theory was held from the beginning that DIR.
Hi and perhaps The Emperor himself, had been
Ih4 victims q well intentioned overzealousness-
The feature cf the affair which has caused
TIE most comment in Paris is the report that
Ambassador Tower acted as a medium for COM
-lu1carlng TO Washington the objections for
nulated against Or Hill. which If true, ac-
oording 10 prominent diplomats here. would be
e. Irregular proceeding and calculated TO place
the anba So dor in q false position. DR. HILL
beng the Presidents selection for the ambassa
dorship the natural course, they contend, would
oe for the retiring official resist the slightest
Euggesrion that. the selection unsuitable
snd Il insist thai any representation to that
effect should be made through the regular rep
ressr1ative of the country at Washington
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

tUh hENI-HUUSEo.
~ 18th NV.
r0CIs- ra-l. furnace heat;
Basement kitchen house "a
IcEie-r condition. Per SO.
L P TOWNSEND
1EI5 II - Nv
+-ISst
FOR RENT-l6Is y ST NEAR NAVY YARD
and c1rs- TWO stories. g rooms and da-h and rent
Only ST. WILLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. NC.
fC-5 -7-l st. NV jyE2t
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Me-1dizn H-r-Thozas J Keste 70 JOIN P l-d
Bridget A Lyuch- lot .. block 4 81
street between T~e-sh and Thirteenth s-rsscs
s0uthsasr-tss1-gisuna HC1E-s- e W. Lev u.
20 Percy 3. Rzs1. IT g square ~ Sc
Ss1l's Addition 70 Was1luErc1-B. Frz1c.s Szl- e
al % Walter E. and Miriam s. Hilt1-. -c- s.
square Zoo. SO
Holmead Nzn1r-Saufo-5 Eiis 70 Harry Wa-51-zz
ard Thomas Bones lots = and IS. blocE g
Duncan Place-JusepL Il CIuvu 70 A1--s u
C-o'zn l1- "a square 1555- 81
Columbia Hezhts-1arIes c. Glover s.-virt-z -r-s-
teo. % Ha--y Wa-t-uzn. Let s blocz 2 S5zE.
North Grou-ds Columbian U-iye-slty-1 -1Iu---a- L--1
and Investment Association % L0c-is l. Bu--s
lot 1 ard parts lots and 3. block 50. SO
TTenty-second and streets no--hEeSt-Lortis L
Bun e vir. james D, 20 Mutual Loan s1d H.
ves-1e1t Assertion lots g and .. square
s. SO
SIS G street no-1heast-Fra-z : HeIbe-se-. p e.
TX - He1ry lieona-d. lot 10. square So. So.
Flftk street northwest between o and streets ard
Barr Fs-n-Jo7da1 Tho-Has 70 Jsttis 2. NJ
IariTe lot 2. square 4, snd lot g. blooS 5
Barr Farm SD
voodley Pa-k-Henry P Dulsuy e a.. rscesTe-s.
20 Clarke Wssgznaa- pat bloczs and =
SIN Clarke WssEanan e ~. 20 WEiis-n O.
Hil ard C1a-les Il. Jo1ls. trustees pa-ts b-1czs
and ?. SO Clarke W1ssazlsa e 70 O. II.
Pe-v johnson, part bCczs : ard = sod lo-
L, block : SO
Fourteenth ard D streets sCu-hVsst-SlL-y z. Wss-
% jeremiah O'C0zzor. lot = slua-s * SO
ia Tezth street northwest ard couaty-Osczr
Nauck et 70 Charles @ Naucz part Io-
g block ?: Bingham pace lots Is a-d p
block 3; BrEhtTood PARK pa-- lct J. block g.
Mount Pleasant and Pleesa1t Plains. t7Eo----ris
interest II lot 5. square 80. and lot s. square
81. SD.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24

40 80 DOCKET No - N TIE SUPREME
Co1r- q TIE District q Columbia- z Equity
James 3 Nou-se er A.. c1u-E lstusEcs. vs Rosa
CheT Williams e Al defendants THe object q this
SUI = % oo-ai- the sale fo- the pFcse OF Tartsoa
q al that Cerzin sct q Ia1d situate n the Dis
ulc1 Of Columbia and know The ''HiShLa1ds r-
sald trsC1 beiCg located On the east SIDE of Wis-
cc1s1n ave-ue and ooltai1iu= = sS-lOo0 aC-es- also
lct s. n william 7 Partello's s1b6irison oF lots
II square - II The City q Wasbi1z-ul pis--icc
of C0iuubia o. motioo q he plaintiffs 4 Is this
18th DAY ct July. A D. Laos o-dered that the IL
.ant defendarts, Ma-y P. Soarse. Charlotte s. G.
No7rse. Walter 2. No--Se. Charles J Nolrse II
and Juliette L. NcUrse. cause -1ei- arrea-a-ce %
Be entered herein before the tc--ieth day e1-
elusive Of Sundays and legal holidays occ1ri-g after
the first publication q this order otherwise TIE
cause VII Be proceeded with In case of default
PROVIDED copy q this o7de- b Published once
week for three Successive weeks II The Wssh11gon
Law Reporter and Tbs Washington Es-aId before
said day WRIGHT. A tr-e copy-Test: seal }
J. R YOUNG. Clerk. b. F. ". SMITH. Assistant
Clerk IEzE
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24

~ THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
q to-1no-z .zrsZ Parsley e A. william
T. Collins = a. Nc. 2S-. Eczi,y Doc. 6I--TEs
OBJECT o. his Sill IS 70 obtu decree f5r partition
D sae cf part lot thi-sen Il s5zare -four hundred
S5d I've, N the city q Washington. IL the Ds-1c-
q Columbia as described n tie bll IL This cause
On Dot11l q ne conpla1uaEts z Is this 18Th dzy
q J-ly. ls.s o71ered lhsS The defendant william
J. collins cause his APPEARANCE % be entered
1ere-1 on O before tie t1-rsth DAY. exclusive @
sundays and legal holidays ooc-rinz aster the 5zv
q tie e7s- pC5-caten of tEis or5e-- Otherwise tie
cause VII ne proceeded with n case u dsfz-.lt
Froyicec- coy Of tins order b published once =
SeeA loT ll-ee SUCCESSIVE weeks II the " WESLl1E-Cl
Law ReporJeT and The Washington Herald befo-s
sad day. WRIGHT, justice A It's c5py-Tes-.
seal J r YOUNG. Clerk By F ". SMITH.
Assistant Clerk NEWTON 4 GIL FT-TF S7---5-
to-s for CoC-pIai1z1tS syl-GT
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court NO. L.

a y
No. Es65- Matthews IS Walker e a. 1u5itcr'
repo-- confEod- AttoleyS " L Pollard and
" y Ricaar5s5n-
No Ss55. United States - GayuC-. o-1er so7
commission % issGs At-oIeys, D. W Bsker-A.
:. WoTIhi1gTCl-
No. Z-3 Barbour - Orns e a.: auditor,
report TatiHed and Confined A-ccrleys, B-z1del-
bug K BrzadsnburE-W T. Natti-Ely srd 2 P
Pe--y & So-s-
No. Els- Engiand - England re'e-e1os to e1-
ari1sI- Attorney. Ca-z25ciI Ca-ragrou
No. I'D. Harris & Shafe- Company Ts Evans
e al rule 70 STOW czuse- Attc1eys Wilson s
BarSsislc AID Z F. Ha-is-D. 5 Naczsu. Milrc1
StrssbE-ser and G. C. Sullivan
No. 17f-L Lewis e a. Interstate Printing s1i
EngravinE Company; sale finally rati5e5 ard con
a-uled- Attorneys II. G. kinbau and z. P
G1rey-Hznilto1- Colbert Ye-kes s Hamilton and
Z e Thamss-
Nc EslS Crowley CrUwley e Al rule 70
show cause Attorneys. A. h Bel and 4 v.
Sohol-
No. Eso- Fai1fAI IS Fairfax; Jsnpo-sry -
st-auing order. Attorneys. Campbell Ca-nEtoa
and S D Truitt
No I'm Cave "a Yodsg; restraining order dis
caa-ged- Attc-neys, A s Wor-hinston-Sheehy &
Shelby
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
DEEDS oF TRTST

Ls Droit Psrk-Georgs B Robbins 20 John B
Larur snd John 4 Haniltol- % sec-rs The
Washington Loan and Company. $50. years,
,'r cent. ssrai-aan1aIy. let g. blocz 4
Mount Pleaszut-Austin L Hess e uE- 70 William
Z. Ednousccn and LOUIS r. Peak 70 sec--s
Charles z 8Isrsh- Sz55j. years. - czu-
seni-anLu2lly let 81 block
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Piains-BTldgsJ N1c1s
TO Errest L Schmidt ard George " Eu-nsricl-
10 secure Cfs-mau-American Building Association.
$3.50 lot 2sl. block = Sane william J.
Howard and Charles c. Allen. 70 secure Edna
Pollard. SEQ. to IS Eonths. Der cerr. seE1i-
annually. lot 81 block /
Square sl-Afu-laI Loan and investment Assertion
20 Frank T. and Jesse ". Rawli1zs. 70 secz-5
Lortie L. Bun. $50. 3 70 g. months. per
cent. ssrni-annuaIlv. lots Is ard .
Square ss-Annie T Lsary, e vir John F. 90 I'd
Eond Fitzgerald and John J. Fe-zn- 20 secl-s
Enterprise Serial Building Association s. 5i5
part original lot e
Square sla-AiichaeI I Weller e u 20 John B.
Larner and John A Hamilton. &c secu-e tie
Washington Loan and Trazt Company. 3 1oG. :
70 years. Per cent. sent annually. -1t =
Bingham Place-Eobert J. Hawkins e. TX %
Thomas Walker and james F. Buu5v 70 secure
Thomas J. Galloway. Se9. s % Il months.
Per cent. part lot L. block 4
Mount PleAsant-L0uIis Sherman e. W 10 Benia-
min T Leighton and Henry II Baker. %
secure Howard University. S2o0o. gears. ;
PEI cent ssni-aunually. lot sE, block
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
PROPOSALS.
TREASURY

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON.
July g lSS-Seale6 proposals vii Be opened II
the olace q the Auditor for the Post-oSos Depart
ueu1- Room 81. Post-of5ce Department BuiIding at
O'Clock p Il. AUGUSTA 1eos. for uauufacru-iuz
snd p IL deep. each containing 2 drawers and
placing sane n complete workins order, where d.
rected. on the seventh foor Of the Post-otice De
partnent Building The night Is reserved 70 reject
any all proposals and to EalT. technicsiitics A
certified check IN the sun Of % per cent Of the
amount q the bid. as 3 suarautee q GOOD faith
mu1 acdupany rroposals- Plans. specAzrous. and
further information may be obtained AZ Room 81.
Post-ozhce Department Building Proposals should
Be addressed to the Auditor f0r the Post-ofos De
partment, Washington. D c. and be indc-sed o1
the exterior Proposals for Nonsy Order FIs
Gases L A COOLIDGE, Assistant Sec-sta-y.
ya 2A
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
Probate Court.
JTSTICE ANDERSON


n re Ma-i1n Brown: order appointing guardian
bond. S50o attorney. ". Z MsnoEue.
Estate of Mary W Strong order admitting VII %
probate and record and letters testanent4-y. At
to-ney. ". A NcKenney-
Estate q Ellen D Lane order admitting vii 70
probate and record and letters testsments-y. At
torney. " A NcKeuney-
Estate Ct Hette " Dalzell; order granting letters
q administrator Attorneys, Leckie Fulton & Cox
Estate Of Susan Gangewe-; order admitting VIII
to probate and record and letters testameatary.
Attorney. J. B LErler.
Estate q Richard West; order granting letters q
administration; bond. 500 Attorney, J. ". Pat
re-so-
Estate of Richard Tobtn; order granting letters Of
administration bond. $50 Attorney. T. ?. Meyers
Estate oi Cornelia Tate; order granting ktters Of
administration; bond. $50. Attorney. J. F. Bun5y.
II re John Knox Morris, T.: petition .or dis
bursensnt- Attorneys. CrosthEatte x Calloday
Estate Of Sophia Arendes. petition for references
70 audltoT. Attorneys, Wo1 & Rosenbe-Z
Estate q Nicholas Drummani; petition for ap-
pontnent q collector. Attorneys, r. A HeiskeIl
and r, r. Hliiar5-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
ERT MEN AND WOMEN WITCH M % f4RHEs ES @
LEGAL NOTICES.

N The SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia. holding a special tern a District
Court Il ;he United States for The District Of Co
lumhia- District Court No 773. n the matter of
the Condemnation of ali that land lying within
square three thousand hundred and tsenty-siE-
IN the city Il Washington. District of Columbia.
more particularly described lot one. in block
tWenty-siX II EdWard J. StellWagen and William
z Edmouston. trustees, Subdivision. known as
Addition 70 lie Druir PARK IS per plat thereof Te-
corded n County Book NuUher Eight. page hity
Eve q the srvevor's ofHce of the District of Co
luInhia.-Upon consideration Of the petition fled
herein BY the United States of -Auerica through
Charles J. Bouaparte its Attorney General. seeking
tne concemnaton q the abcre-descrlbed land and
premises addition 70 the reserTa1ion Of tie
filtration plant IN the District of Columbia II
formlty With section tWenty-eight q the act q
Congress approved May &C. l9os public No Issl. en-
Tilted An act 10 increase the limit q cost Of CIR
tain public Buildings authorize the enla-gement.
exfensicnf rcmodeiing or Improvement of certain
public buildings. 10 authorize the erection and con-
pletlon of public buiidincs. 70 authorize the pur
chlse of sites for public buildings. and for other
purposes. u is. BY the court. tlis fourteenth day
Ct July. A D 1913 ordered that Vincent Eaccarro
Louise Nacrar-o. Chaplin Brown. and Henry II.
Bergman. trustees uadeT a deed Ct trust from Vim
cert Nacarro and wife. Loslisc dated February z.
lsss, recorded February a E15. ID Liber 5lE. al
ioiio 5lz q the land records q the District q Co
lEnlaa- tho Oueutal Building Association. No z.
body corporate secured under sid deed of trust: 7
LOUIS NllEs and Finest H Daniel. trustees under
dred q rrust from Vincent TacCarro and wife
-'--se. uatfl Ee1ElAfg p -, ana FeclI1eQ Eeo-
r1ary q 1908 IN Lber 3IZ folio 5Is Of the lald
records q the District q Columbia and joseph
Paul. secured under said last -nertioned deed of
trlst- and all other per-ous oTuing. occupying, OF
aiming any title. interest CT lien IN or upon the
sid described property so1sht 20 be condemned
herein. b. and they hereby ere required 20 appear
II this court and answer the e1lEerces q the said
PETITION before the 9TH DAY OF JULY
A u. as. az % O'Clock q. n. az which tine Tire
court VIII proceed with the matter q the con
oslnnatlon q The said p-opsrty- Il Is further
oered that c1Dy q this order of citation Be- in
serted IN The Washington Herald a daily news
Taper published IL the District q Columbia a.
least three tines each week fo- tTO Successive
weeks befoFe the said 1sth day q July. A. D 1893
By the court- WRIGHT. Associate Justice true
c1Ty-Test- lSealj J r YOUNG. Clerk By F. L
CUNNINGHAM Assistant CIerk. DANIEL ".
BAKER. Attorney q the Uuiced States Il and for
ne District Of Columbia JESSE c. ADKINS.
Special assistant United States Attorney.
gi5I5E.Z2&
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24

9e2stf.eod
The ROTALTON. sIs N 81. NV
Very desirable four and Eve room apartments for
rent. containing exceptionally large roouss inspec-
ton invited Apply 10 A. G. PLANT. care OF A e.
Plant & Co. "a I4th St ie5o-u
IN THE NORFOLK. ID and D SIS. Ma SIX
r-Cn Apartment. Rent s.
THE TEOQUOIs. Ifl0 M-FURNIsHED APART
nen5s With without board: sixth foor- uyl-f
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
Z. H. THOMAS and JAMES FRANCIS SMITH.
AttrrreTs-

Z. h THOMAS and JAMES FRANCIS SMITH.
AJtoueys-
N TIE SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT
q Columbia. holding a District Court IN re-
Confirmation q land Necessary f5r the rsa-s q
sly for the confirmation q the East SIDE Inter
ceIrius Sever District Cont. No 7-4--Ou consid
eraliQn OF he QeUrl1l o- tls Commissioner q The
District q Columbia. fled in the ab0Fe-sutitled
cause. and o- a-1ti1u = counsel fer sai1 Cczuais
si1rCrs- r IS b. the court. this Zlst day q July
A D. Lss. ordered that lhe cierE Z this cont
iss-e A citation 70 Teuney Ross. Mildred Ross
Ge7rErrJe Ross. Lee ECSv. james Il FerUiya. =
. Baile- Christian Hell-ica. Benjamin F. Alathi1-
Erz-7ls Fr-11-a Hi. and Harvsy AIatli0t .oTuersI
o sTgear In this cJIrt on the sTH DAY or Az.
GUST A L. lso5. AZ % o'cl1cs g. n 20 answer
sad petition. and 20 show cause why The prayers
inf7e1i should n0- Be FTaL-ed. and WY tEe uEhL
q way through parcels a. I51I 1925 I5--3 and
l5l-l. as recorded for pcrposes cf ASSESSMENT and
taxation iu The 1-Ce q the srTey1T q The District
%; Columbia ali more ra--IculaTy des-ried IN the
Petition fled herein should not be condemned for
me i1lFp1s= q PROVIDING a r-s1- e way t-r The
cortr-s-ian Z the East SIDE I-c4rcep-ug Sever IL
he District q Columbia i is further ordered that
a corE 1t salc citation Re served hT The United
s'icl oTners n Tie lsnd sought % De c-n1enued
herein ard such Tersr1s interested therein IS msy
Be- fond hy said marshal CT his deputies within
Tie District q Columbia and r. further c--
dFri that an re-yCus having any interest ~ these
pTl1e5-lues b. and -hey are Esrety warned and
required 20 appear IL this currr Oh d- before the
sld i;l dzy q August. = D -9lS 20 ausHe- ssid
ps---icc- ard % c1utiuus i- attendance -u-L the
c11rt slaL have made rs final ordcr r4-ifyinE ard
c1-1-nlng TIE award and report q the c1r1rissou-
ers % Be appointed hy The oou-- 20 zprrzzse he
value q. the respective interests q al psrso1s
concerned n The laud and urg-1ises me-tiored ard
ceszlted iE the Aforesaid ueritlou. L IS fur
her ordered r-at q coy q his order bs pzb-
lisle1 cnce n the Washington law Repor-e-.
and on slE secular days n the Washington EreuinE
star The Wassiustan Pos. and The Wazasnstna
hFral-- uevs1apcTs Published II rbs sid DisrTic.
osfcrs L1e aid sth DAY q August A D Lss
By the es--- .ssae3} THOS. r. ANDERSON.
Justice A -r1e copv-Tes-- [Saz-G J. r YOUNG.
Cie-k- By PRED G. O'COSSELL Assistant Clerk-
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