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The Washington herald., 1909-06-22
DAILY COURT RECORD
Monday, June 81, 1909.

J.. trustees. 70 Georss ". Pysnes. lOs 81. blooz
~ R street northvess-Dauid " Baker. trustee
o Sarah Z Boyd IVES, part lot 4. square 81
500.
SIS Tennessee avenue uortheas,-Cbrs OK Da~s1n
70 William z ard Rachel ". Ciark. lot p
square l052. so
Twelfth ard y streets nor1hwest-Darius Z Bur
] tca e TX. 70 Man 2. Dula1ey, lot -. square
n SO Mary 4 pslaney 70 Lela A. Burton.
! sane land, so.
0 Hinbrook-Otvay B. Zautzingrr Ct w. % Emily J.
Cray. lot y. square 575. so
kan0l5 Hshlands-Naticual sSrin-s snd Trr-sr Con
pany. trustee. 70 John ". Gnmss. loc S. square
/ 55s2 Sc
Trrssrty-seTeush and s,rs.s uo-thwest-Aune C.
/ GTiHnAn e VIZ. Andrew c.. - Dansel a. RiSEs.
rSrt original 10 5. square s SO
l Columbia Heigats-Charles ". King. r.. e N. 10
Aary Z. ard ia L Hay. par; lot y. block y.
Columbia Hsishss- -Rieaszi H. BaHsy ct u. to
EQhrsim C. Totem, iot q block D. SO
Pleasant Plairs-Harry X. Bliss 70 Aiouzo O. Bliss.
lots - 70 Is SO.
ls-l TwentiFth street rorthwest-Bessis Asuinrsr
| et VIZ. John A.. 70 Kate D. Ridgr5 lot a.
square iI3 so
/ - Fweuticth street nur-hUezr-Auna Z Deering
20 same. Tot e. square is SO.
sxtceath street. between L and II streets north
West-Alo1zo o. Bliss et ux- 70 A. Eugene Cox.
trustee, lot \ and part i0t 70. square 49, No.
I FOurteenth and streets northeast-Chris Cox
Dawson 20 Mary NJ. Sparrough. LOT Is. SQUARE
l0sL SO.
| Fourtecu.h aid streets northeass-Sams 70 Elmer
4 r Rogers. lOt a. square f022 SO
! Eleventh street. betWeen z and G streets north
/ wsst-Clarguce c. Calhocn q ux % Haurietta
N. Halliday. lot is. squsrs 80, so.
4 Geo-gst0an-AIattie K. Slater e. rir John G. 70
/ Alice +. Kehoe, part iOt 80. square east q
SQUARE Lss. so
/ Gcoggct0Sn-Alloe ?. Kehoe tc William CiahauSh
/ part LOT -. square east Ct uuars lZ's so
/ Chillum Castle Man0r-Michad 4 J. Colbert and
Charles G. Allen. trustees. 70 Edmund Brady.
/ part. s64 .5l
/ Ingieside-LoWiS T. Brcuni-lger e NJ to Harry Z
/ Rupprochf. lot a. bios H. SO
4 Washington HeFhts-Iutl : 4 Swartzeu 70 Harry
| Wardnan and Thcua /" Bc1es, lot I92 SO
II street nOrLhNest-Ceo '. Drew and William,
| n )Hey trustees con part lot 1
| sluars 40, SO
/ lsl2 street nOrthwest-Heur. II Halliday 70
Clarence c. Calhoun. lot a. square I59. so
lsl4 street uo-thwast-Sarns . Alfred Higban lot
| c. Scuare Is9 SO
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22

This car has been driven through Georgia
swamps. where It would be practically
impossible for a gasoline car 10 go. and
Is indisputable evidence OF the great
power hidden under the hood OF the White
Steamer. When you have won this car
you viii have a machine =, 'ch VIII not
compel you TO ride in the dus OF a swift
er car. but on the contrary. you can de-
mand the right-of-way for yourself and
your White Steamer.
or II you do not care TO 90 in for
speed. but prefer a smaller. but none
the less elegant car. there is the ColuIn-
bla Victoria Electric. which we purchased
from the Dupont Garage for Sl.so8. and
are Offering as Third Grand Prize. II
you are a business or professional man.
OF II you 80 IN Tor the social thing. this Is
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just the car you want. II has plenty Ok
speed. without the complicated mechan-
ism OF the gasoline or steam car.
The leaders IN to-day's list are:
First. Mrs. Allie Sharpe Bslch. District
S. S49s2 votes
Second. Harry 7. LaClair. District 70.
s., - votes.
Third James A Han District IS. ~
I75 votes.
Fourth. William II. santemann. District
II. 20 691 votes
Fifth. IS. l. Pierce. District i, So. SO
votes.
According 70 the llst The five Grand
Prizes would 60 10 these Contestants
IN the order named. were the contest
10 close to-day. But reat change may
take place in the next list See II you
can be one OF these first i've to-morroE-
Only six districts are being shown to
day. as We merely want contestants 70
know Who are the leaders in the race FOR
the Grand Prizes
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Reservoir View-snrie c. slcsraw e viz Michael
10 Ls1ther l. Apple and John A. Mass!e. 70
secure Brookland Building Association 500
lot =. h,ock l.
Square Io-J. William Shea e ux % American
SezIrIty and Trust Company 70 secure Na-
tioual Savings and Trust. 500. monthly pay
ments. per cent. lot 81
Square laso-alanaie Z Kane 70 Frank J. Dlcu-
donne and james Berry. 70 secure Perpetual
Building Association. 81 500 lot Ess
Square l0Se-Wrlam z. Clark e. TX. % Os-ence
B. Night and II. Bradley Davidson. 20 secure
Chris Cox DaHson SiSo. / TO q months. per
cent lot Il
Raudle HiEhlaDds-John ". Grimes 20 American
Security and Trust Company. 70 secure National
Savings ard Trust Company. S9. monthly paw
ments. ~ per cent. semi-annuany. lot 50. square
81
Columbia Heights-Harry E. Hay Ct w TO william
A. Hi and John T. King % seclre Charles
W. King. jr-. $50 monthly payments per
cen. part lot 70. block u
Columbia Heights-EphTain c. Totten to William
I. EdmouStcn and Louis R. Peak. % secure
Charles E. Marsh. siso0. 5 years, Per oeut
sernLannually. l0t g. block %. Same % Will
lam il. McGrann and Robert L O-Brien. 70
ssc1rs Richard H. Bailey. S2.oo0. 70 80 months
6 per cent. los g. block %
square n3-Kate D. Ridgsly 70 National Savings
and Trust Company. 20 secure American Sc
curity and Trust Company. s0oOo years. 5
per cent semi-aunually. lots q and g.
Square I032-Nary N. Soerrough % H. Bradley
Chris Cox Dawson. Ses3oo, % s. months With
cut interest. lot IS Eimer 3. Rogers et ux.
10 sane. 70 secure same. SS4s0s. to s9 months
without interest. lot a
Square z-Susan E Cunningham 70 Wharton E.
Lester and Michael J. Colbert. 70 secure Ma
Honal Permanent Building Association. 500. part
original lot 2
Garfcld-Saznue S0wvrbutts Ct ux. to John Lang
ham. r. and Franklin 2. Buckley, 20 secure
Jo6sph L. Durkin. S1555. l 10 IA years, per
cent, seuni-annualiy. lot r. square $40
Ingleside-H1rry + Rupprecht et X to william
H. Walker and William Z Lanning % secure
Lewis r BreuningeE. S00o years pr cen.
/ semi i-annuaily. lot 7e. block L.
Washington Heghts-HarTy Wardnan ard Thomas
Bones 70 Clareuce B. Rheem and Alexander T.
He1sey. to secure Harry 7. D0meT. SO0.ODo. ;
years 81 per cent. seni-arnuaily. LOT 10
Cleveland Park and Connecticut Avenue Addition
to Cleveland Park-John Sherman q ux- %
American Security and Trust Company, % secure
National saTings and Trst Company. $500. ;
Tears. S per cent, seziannnally part lot !
square 262.
Square zelda Leon to B. Ffancs saul and
james +. She's. 70 securo thu Home Savings
Bank 500. years. PER ceut. seni-annnaIly.
part lot !
Square lse-Alfred Hisbee ct ux 70 william z.
Ednmstcn and Irwin r. Linton to secure Hen
rietta u. Halliday. S1.o0o. years per cent
ssrai-annusily lot S.
". and J. Edward Fowler. to secure josephine
E Prather. 2zO. ycass. pr cent seni-
annually. lot loi block 10
Bingham Place-Katherine Z Tayleur 70 william
E Ednonston and James J. Becker. 70 secure
the Real Estate TIt.e Inzlrance Company 8 0n
years. DG crnt. seu1-Annu2ly part Iot u.
block
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POULTRY UNDER BAN.
Owners Must Have NeighbOrs' Con-
sent to Keen BOOSTERS

Owners Must Have NeighbOrs' Con-
sent TO Keep boosters.
If you desire 10 establish a poultry
farm on q small scale on your premises
within the residential section OF the city.
you will be required 10 obtain the cen
sent OF a majority OF your neighbOrs.
That decision has been made by the
Commissioners The referendum win ap-
ply IN al cases. and especially viii It be
applied If there is a Growing rooster IN
the makeup OF your poultry farm. And
what would poultry farm be without
a rooster
The new regulation says; NO rooster
shall be kept In any square or block hav-
ing % per cent OF its lots improved with
out the consent Of a majority OF the
householders in that square OF block.
This regulation applies with equal force
to the keeping OF all kinds Of fowls and
pigeons, but does not apply TO the tenn
porary keeping Of fowls or pigeons by
regular established provision markets or
stores
Every year a large number Of COM
plants are filed against the keeping or
fowls. The growing rooster that disturbs
the rest OF sleeDers In the early morning
forms the basis for a majority OF the
complaints. and has been a source OF no
little annoyance to the Commissioners.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22

by a lunacy commission composed Of
Drs. S. B. Moore and Walter A. warheld
and Justice L. H Thompson. The woman
VIII be sent at once to the State asylum
az stanton
The body Of B. F. Bruner. who died in
washington on Friday last. was brought
here to-day and buried In the Presby-
terian Cemetery. Rev. ". J. Morton. rec
tor OF Christ Episcopal Church. conducted
the services. and the paIlbearers were II.
X Field. c. William Ramsay. Frank
Narbury. George Wise. Samuel L. Mon
roe, and Anthony E. SmooL
A stray horse was picked up by two
boys this morning and taken TO the city
pen. in the market alley. where Il died
half an hour afferward. Il IS supposed
the horse died from exhaustion. super
induced by the heat The police have not
located the owner
The First National Bank. just com
pleted, was occupied to-day, and hun
dTeds OF people called TO congratulate the
officers and attaches. On the desks Of
many Of the officers were handsome
bouquets OF flowers. President Charles r.
Hooff was the recipient Of numerous con-
gratulations. and his private Office was
filed with flowers.
The condition Of Fred Schwab. OF this
city. who was injured Saturday last while
AT work at Luna Park. is reported 10 b,
improved. He IS stiil at Emergency Hos
pital. Washington.
A sham battle took place tonight
among the members OF the Alexandra
/ Light Infantry on Shooters Hill. The
event was held under the direction OF
/ Capt F. I. Siaymaker. In addition there
were other military maneuvers.
Effie Roberts. arrested on complaint OF
z. ". Nicholson. Of Washington. who
charged her with the theft OF SIS, was
acquitted in the Police Court this morn.
/ ing. There was no evidence 20 show the
woman had taken the money which Nlch-
olson claimed he lost.
A special grand jury in the Circuit Courr
l for Alexandria County. Judge J. B. T
! Thornton presiding. to-day returned true
/ bills against George McWnliams and
Henry Brown for highway robbery. Then
cases will be tried on June =.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22
HODEL'S TRIAL BEGINS.
Anesany sheriff Charged with

AIIegany Sheriff Charged with
Swearing Falsely 20 Accounts.
Special TO The Washington Herald
Cumberland. Nd. June 2l.-Sherim WILL
liam Z. Hodel was placed on trial for the
second time to-day. At the April term
the jury failed TO agree. It standing
eleven for conviction and one for acquit-
tai The Illness OF Sheriff Hodel caused
& pOstponement OF the second trial
Sheriff Hodel stated he was very weak
and nervous. but seemed In good spirits.
The jury was selected from sixty names
drawn from the box some days ago.
Hodel IS charged with swearing falsely
in making affidavit OF accounts. and hav-
ing had entries falsely made so that he
could have delicacies for his own table,
while the items were entered as ordinary
fare bought for prisoners. The county
does not provide for the sheriff's private
table. Testimony began this afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22
Lawsuits.

No 5I732 George ". Turner vs.. John J. Moo
nan; damages. $1,000. Attorney. Z. L GieS
No 5l753. Emil G. Schafer vs.. James p. n.
McCtrdy; notes. 500. Attorney. II. ". Sohon-
No. 5nA S. Duncan Bradley vs. The General
Accident Assurance Corporation. Limited. Of Perth
Scotland; appeal. Defendants attorney. q. h.
Craighin
No 5l735 Maria Waters 70. Margaret Kopp:
damages. 5000. Attorney. l. Williamson.
No 5l736 Albert Kafka " Maryland Casually
Company; certio-ari AttoTneys Sl-man & Lerch.
No 5l75. Michigan Sanitarium snd BeneToieut
Association vs.. Elijah Y. Brookshire Judgment
Municipal Court, $50. Attorneys, Bandenburg &
Brandenburg.
No 573s George F. omSby vs. The Evening
Star NewspspT Company; damages, $500 A.
torney. G. F. Ormsby.
No 5i79. james r. Ellerson ct al vs. Emily
s. Evans; note. 500. Attorney, John RidcuL
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Meier Carrie Ada Moore. Marguerite Gertrude Muir
ply Elsie May Neitzey. Charlotte Lillian Penber-
ton. Ruth Cecilia Petit Hazel Stuart Pnce.
Mary Elizabeth Rathvon, Fannie Ries. Myrtle
Margaret Roe. Catherine Corinne Sengstsck. Mary
seuate. Hattie May Sheafer. Florence Emma Tea
gle Blanche Camille TTiebler. Frances Antoinette
Tyndau Mildred Bright Weicb. Louise Pauline Wild
mayer. Elsie Lorene Wiiisms Marguerite Helen
Wood. Mary Marguerite Younger.
Abe BarnhaEt. Harold Fl0urnOy BROOKS. Leonard
Butt. CORTLAND Emil Chrisuani. George Earl De
inent. William Donshue. David Louis Du Pre-. John
tfaneis Etter. Elmer Seton Frazier. Frank Le Roy
kilam. josef Bager Goldsmith. Wesley DAVID
Gray Willard Hetzeu Honey BENJAMIN Franklin
Hunter. james Joseph Keane. Kari Eimel kritsch,
William Russell Lamar. Thomas Francis Mccarthy.
Walter William NARROW. Robert Koonfz Middle
kagi. Ksd Theodore Pitt. John Raymond Pylcs.
Philip SYLVESTER Regain
Edward Nicholas Sauer. Fred George Sinclair.
james Edward Taylor Charles Albert Neicker.
Jerome Handy Williams.
CERTIFICATE PUPILS.
Charlotte Eleanor Ball. Marguerite Cecilia Bos-
wei. GLADYS Viola Bunting. Harriet Bel Cornwall.
Winifred Emily CrOslanc. Wilma Mary Virginia
Helen CullinAn. Elsie Louise Culyerwel. Nellie May
DOdd Marie HedeTicka EhningT. BelTa G0crfert.
Helen Goldsmith, Lena susanna Gfieb Caroline
Harbefs. Leah Irene Harriss. Grace Hess. Rosa
Honstein. Mary Elizabeth Lanigsn. Rachel Lieb-
schutz. Miriam Francs Meyer, Ruth Alma Meyer.
Margaret Melgtna Mills Ella March Moore. Ruth
LaltA - i)onnel. Edi1aDetA Alle,ilta frelsltEi
Dora May Shrere. Grace Jeanetto simpson. Hazel
Dewitt smith. Catherine Marie Yiehmann. Olive
Dielmann White Onie Ethel Wiggiutou. Walter
Prank Aman Arthur Compton Beaumont. John
Francisco Brockwell Edward Buekof. John Brooks
Clarke Lawrence Mathews Dean. Joseph Earl Hill.
r. William Nathaniel Janson. james Bennett
Jones' Riichiro KawRshima. Joseph Loetiier, Abra-
ham Rice. Abraham John SchrIm James OnlYie
Shumate. Samuel Walter SoTerbutts William
Manly Sweet. Herbert ElmOre Walter. Haven Will
ians-
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JAMES H. oATHELL.

Bis Jolly facs shall never more
Inspire rs on this earthly shore.
Or giTs to all soul-lft giee
With heaxt and hand 50 light and free.
His nature was as light as afr.
Dispslling ever grief and carr.
With words Of cheer 70 one and all
He met on this terrestrial ball
With dance and song and laughter loud
BE cheered the home and church and crowd
And every Eri and boy and man
knew Jolly jim led in the van
Peaoe 20 his ashes. rest his soul
Within yen grand celestial goal-
He reigns bey0od this shining sod
In glory With his gracious Gcdl
JOHN A. JOYCE
ashinEtu, D. O. Jun0 %. lsoa
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STRIKERS SEE VICTORY.
Maehinisfs Believe They VIII Win
over b. a o.

Baltimore, Nd, June H--The striking
machInists Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad claim 20 be still holding their
own. Notwithstanding the representatives
of their allied trades signed up agree
ments with the officials OF the railroad
company. and did not include them. as
had been previously arranged for by the
allied interests OF the Northeast Con-
soIIdated Railway Division. No. g. OF the
American Federation OF Labor.
The local representative OF the nachin-
lists this morning was busily engaged in
sending out letters 10 the men along the
line OF the railroad. setting forth the ac-
Itions Of the kRint committee of tie black
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REAL EsTATE TRANsFERs.

Sixth and Streets northsas,-8Ia-y Wan 70 Ellen
n. Wall. part lot a. square 96s, s.
Hiilbrook-Subushan Homes Company To Daisy A.
Ready. lOt =. square $685. SO
Third and Kennedy strsets noTthWest-Georve II.
Ray 70 the Baltimore and Washington Transit
Company. part tract IN county SO
lbs Ntnetee1th street nor1hWest-John O. F. Siay-
ton and james A. Neal. trustees. 70 William
A. Hill. lot s.. square 10. so William A.
Hi et w. 10 J. William Shea sane land SO
New Jersey avenue-Sarah B. Miller trustee. &c
TO samuel j. Brinkley, part original lot s.
SQUARE 694 SO.
Moore & Bsrborr's Addiron--5ohn f. Danhueyer
e r1. 20 Theodore D. sloat, lot 81, block z SO
CHdbzlrno-ChAxlss F. Essbit and John 3 slenAn,
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DIsTRTCT No. 11-Continaed.

Mr- Jas a. Hewes 5IS 9th st. se........ 1000
MS Jos. {. + Hartley. Gil ST se...... SSIS
Mrs Julia r keifer Sl4 S c ave se------ 25Ts
Master John A Leach. Z62 18th 81 S75I2
Frederick Meisheimer- Sl4 E Capitol ST.. IO80
Ars Mary 2 Miller. 633 i ST se-.-.--..-- 500
AlfS. JeTusha remington 253 nth 81 5.S51
Mrs. III. W. Pate. seq 10th se---- IO0g
MS Emanuel Ream- 209 90 ST Sen. 41ss
Lieut. " m H. Santelnann, 81 lst st 704,6e2
George stone. l02l . 81 se---.--.---..-.-- SS290
AZ. MeivlIle y eFksoury. IS "a st se---- $3.50
Hospital ............. -.--------s--- 2ss.22S
!. ; cthaIn. l0a 4th 81 Se------------- lilo
AZ Frank Williams. leZ0 4th ST se-------- 1,170
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22

No 1s5l5 In re release Of part lot 2. square
es3; 70 appoint trustee 20 release. Attorney G. c.
Gertmsn
No 2ssi6. Margaret Shugrus rs. NIschsel Shu-
gTue; substitute trustee. Attorneys. Lester &
Price.
No 1851. Herman R. HoWenstein rs Charles
Jones. trustee. ct al; quiet title. Attorney. ".
G. English.
No. z6ls. IsidoTa Guerra Matilda Jones; an
nulnent Of marriage. Attorneys, c. A. White
and J. 3. Flynn.
No 2SSls. Daniel J. Aie1nan vs. Harriet A. Ster-
rett q al f; quiet title. Attorney. G. p. McGlue.
10. $3.50. Mary Martin vs.. Harriet A. SteTrett
et al. quist title Attorney. G. p, McGlue.
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Frank NJ. Ashford Buried.

Funeral services for Frank NJ. Ashford.
who died at Providence Hospital Satur-
day. following an operation. were held
from the family residence. 90 D street
southeast. at $3.50 o'clock yesterday after
noon. The service was conducted by Rev.
Charles z. Buck, rector Of st. Paul =
Episcopal Church, Rock Greek, and Rev.
John z. Briggs, OF the Fifth Baptist
Church. Interment was in Congressional
Cemeterv
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22
JUSTICE GOULE

United States IS. Euguna Harmon: carnal knoEl-
edgs verdict guilty: sentenoed 70 peuitentiary for
I've years
United States rs. Thomas Lyons: grand Larceny
Plea not guilty.
dangerous weapon and assault 70 kin; given 70 t1ry.
Assignment fcT to-day;
United states vs.. Oscar 49,.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

Assignments for June 3:
No. &5s2 Luraley vs. Clark e al. Attorneys.
WheAtiey-Thlsrston & Balenger.
No. ST. ShePherd ~. Shepherd. Attorneys. An
bross-Davidse-
No RL United States vs. GaynU. Attorneys.
-Worthingtcn.
No. sl4 sands Va Pearson e. al Attorneys.
SlEter-C7ephane
No 26Ol Clancy vS Cbaney. Attorney. Z. \.
HOpsEell.
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SEE BETTER TIMES.
Iron Furnaces in Southwest Virginia
VIII BE Started.
Special 70 The Washington Herald.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Bristol. Va. June a.-''We expect to
start our furnaces in Virginia, including
the large iron furnace in Bristol and the
Crescent steel rolling mills here. as soon
as the iron markets pick up little more. 20
said Carl W. owen. general sales agent
Of the Virginia Iron. Coal and Coke
Company. who was here Sunday
The outlook for the business Is IN
flnitely brighter. and when prices move
up a little on the Birmingham market It
Is safe TO say that a number OF furnaces
will shortly be fired
The company has $4,000 worth of
iron IN the Bristol yards. which it viii
hold for an advance OF the market"
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22

smiths and bonermakers IN completely
ignoring their committee IN the matter or
q settlement and their criticism OF the
committees action. The machinists say
they viii stand firm IN their strike and
believe they win eventually win.
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WILL RESIST PETITION.
Embree Iron Company Claims II I.
Solvent.

spersal to The washilEto1 Hsraid
Bristol. Va. June 1.-THE Enbres rro,
Company. the big New York CORPORATION
owning e large amount OF properly near
here. against which an involuntary pe,f-
ton IN bankruptcy was nIad n thS
United States court last week, Is ure-
pairing to resist the motion. and VIII
undertake 20 establish its sOivency- The
company OWLS 400o0 acres OF mineral
lands not far from Bristol. in addition
% the big iron furnace AZ EmbreevilIe
and has nearly $4,000 in assets IN this
section alone while Il IS charged that
It's liabilities are S5e.0U. In additio7 70
. bonded Indebtedness c1 Coaooo
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22
warrentOn bank Change. Hands.

OF the entire banking business OF Gaines
& Bro. by which this old banking house
is taken over BY the Fauquier National
Bank. was consummated Saturday by J.
r. Foster and John S. Gaines. IN ad-
ministration Of the late William H
Gaines.
II is rumored that efforts viii at once
be made for the organization Of a sec
ond national bank here.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-22
Outinr for b. g o. Emnlore..

The annual outing Of the Baltimore
and Ohio branch OF the Young Mems
Christian Association. which has been
discontinued during the past two years.
VIII be resumed this season. and VIII
take place at Island Park. Harpers
Ferry, on Thursday, July %
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Probate Court.

Estate oi Pesis A. Cleveland; petition %
czveat viii Attorneys. Birncy & Woodard
Estate of Joseph W. Parish: rule % show cause.
Estate Of William II. Nixon; petition 70 pur-
chase perscnal property
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NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Gambling Resorts Under Ban
by Grand Jury.
REV. C. D. BULLA TEsTIFIES
Mrs. COrdeIIa POsey Committed to
State Insane AsyIum-FUneraI of
fiOnaI Bank 0ccuPied-GeOrge Me-
Williams and II. Brown Indicted.

Alexandra News Agency. Iss soutn Royal street
AleIEndrin. Va. authorized agents and earrieFs
for The Washington Herald. The Herald viii be
delivered daily and Sunday to any address In
Alexandra for 50 cents a month.
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Rev. ]. J. Porter d..

Lexington. KY. June 1-Rev. J. J.
Porter, widely known Baptist minister.
died to-day at Winchssts-. he was
ffty-eight years Old
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MRS. A. S. BALCH, OF DISTRICT
No. s, LEADS THE LIST TO-DAY
But We Do Not Know Who VIII Lead Tomorrow
Perhaps It May Be You.
BELOW is THE VOTE SCALE WHICH WILL
REMAIN IN EJECT UNTIL JUNE &c.


hat a scale viii
to
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Dfstrict Docket.

No So IN re opening alley. square IOs5; con
dennation of land.
No SIS In re Baltimore and Washington Transit
Company; same
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DISTRICT NO 10

District No 10 includes all that territory bound
ed by the north side OF East Capitol street Eastern
Branch and the south side OF Benning road and H
northeast and the east side OF North Capitol
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DISTRICT NO. s.

District No includes all that territory bounded
by the north side OF street northwest and the
west side OF North Capitol street 10 Michigan
nue and the south side OF Spring road and the east
side OF Fourteenth street
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PARTIAL LIST OF CONTESTANTS.
DISTRICT NO. 4.

District No. 4 includes all that territory bounded
by the north side OF z street northwest. tie west
side of Fourteenth street northwest and the south
eide of L street northwest and Rock Creek and
the Potomac River,
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No. 5sZ2 George R. Edelin IS Louis Perna and
Frank Perna; lots 70. a. a. and IS square T52.
s2.D. Attorney. ". Z. Ambrose
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Rnnkrnnfcr Pefifin
NTechnnic,s Lien.

No. go. In re Thomas r Beavers; voluntary
AttUneys BiTney & Woodland.
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DISTRICT NO. II.

District No Il includes all that territory bound
cd on the south and east by the Eastern Branch
and on the south side OF East Capitol street aud
the east side OF South CaDitol street
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District Court.
Equity Suits.

JUSTICE ANDEhsUN-
No SIS In TO Condemnation Of Anacostia sewer
report and award Of commission.
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DISTRICT NO. II.

District No. y includes all towns in the States
OF virginia and West Virginia. with the exception
OF Alexandria IN Virginia