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The Washington herald., 1909-03-28

Manor Park-AIichael H. Grub q ux 20 Ira z
Uish, lots ls. ls. and %. square S5-5 so
Ninth street betweeu ID and Z streets northwest
Samuel c. Rowland % a.. executors. tos I'd
win II. Rowland. part ,ot g. square E7. so.
Trinidad-Wlbur F. Nash e. W % Harry C.
BirgP. Oscar x. Bnlingzlsy. and Herman =
G1sch. lots and s. block 6. and lot l. block
s. So
III T street ncrthWest-Louisc + Perkins 70 Henry
l. Bailey. lot g. SQUARE 81 SO
l59 Columbia street northwest-Darid g. Al1rsock
g. % Louise L Perkins. lOt IS. square 565 SO.
Beveriy-D. H Roland Drry % CIementina Cr1sor.
lot p square 5lG. SO.
2 Z street nOTthWest-kErl Locks e W 70 Joseun
l. Weller and Bur \. Edwards parts lots 50
and 81, square ss. SO
Grace street no-thwcst-Henry Latin 20 Edward
Mellon; paFt lot p, square Ess. SO
SGul's Addition % Washington ana F-,sf-4pr-+h
street Helghts-R. Francis saul e a. 20 Hauy
NJ Ellis. lots i % 2 and Is % ao block 290.
and hock 2sl3. SO Harry NJ EIlls e ux 70
George 3 Muilin- lots 2. 2 2 d 2 and .
square IN SO. Harry ". Ellis 70 b Fraucis
saul RoSina N. May. and Mary C.. Teresa NJ
Agnes a. John A.. and William J. Saul, lots
"A 20 % and q % a.. square es30. SO
Fourteenth Street Heights-Sams 70 szms SQUARE
rs SO
Mount Pleasant rnd Pleasant P1sf,.-T,b, T
Arms and Samuel A Drury trustees. 70 Aha
ham 6. Reroes. lots 13 and 81 block 4 so
Sauls Addition 70 WaShing1on-IoTell O. Rousseau
e TX 70 Tobias w Staiar LOT 81 square 40.
SSO0
Giles DYER EState-Hulda ~ Batcheldcr 10 MarT
= Norton. part lot =. SO Mary E Norton 70
Huida ~ Batchelder. part lot p SO
Home for Aged Colored People-Joseph z Tbrorp
70 Miriam D. ThrOpp. lots ? ;. and l. square
Lincoln-Fnnk s. Collins 70 Flank T. RsvlinrS
lot 4. square Sig SO
sauls Addition 70 Washinrton-B. Franss Saul e..
al 70 Melvin H. Herman. lots y and 50.
square 22Z SO.
Twelfth and streets northEest-Bettie F. Nsfo-
y John H. r Wright. part original lot 6 square
3l3 SO
Columbia Heights-Annie z Some 70 Huro I
Walter. lot 81, block o. SO
Cornectic7it Avenue Tersce-FNilton r. Gordon e
ux 20 Marie r. Oates. lots and 9. square 1850
$3.50. same 70 Viola c. Coates. lot s.. square
lS59. ss07.50
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
CFriday, sIarch 2e. 1ooe1

Addition 10 Le DFoit Park-John Cannon Ct W to
Catherine b. Gourley. lot ls black .. SO
Hood 4 Batcheider's Addition to Anaeostia-Georgs
s. King 20 James 7. Harrison and Maurice
oterbaek. iots IS and te block 2 sl0.
Twelfth street between o and p streets northwest
John A. Schaefer and William r. McClosksy.
trustees. to Simon OpDerheimer. lot IS. SQUARE
70 a,Da
Fifteenth and streets southeast-Herman r
Howenstein e IA. 70 samuel B. and Eaie Z.
spahr. lot 81. square lo72. SO
Thirteenth and streets nOrthwsst-Frlncis A.
Blundon ct ux. 70 David A. Ofutt. lots g and
3, square %, so.
Pleasant Plains sod Mount Plessaas-JaHes John
son. trustee. e a.. 90 james A. ard Sarah r.
Mondy. part lot q. block lo. 500
T,genty-dfth street. between u and streets north
west-Edwari NJ Dulin et ux. 70 Kate Z.
Neislcr. lct a. square = SO.
Grant Park-John p r White - TX 70 George
W. Jones lots ls and q. block . So
Liuthicum Es,4te-Theotald Smith et u. 10 John
H Hanna. lot T. so.
Sixth stTpet. between u and streets northsaSt-
Edward o. WhiHord et TX 20 National City
DaiET Company. lot $. square s57. SO.
Fourteenth and A streets n0Ttheast-N illiau M,1r-
ply e ux- 20 Edward =. and May r. Colhson.
lot 69. square ie6. so.
80 7 street u1rthWest-Th0uas w Etuhhiefeid ard
Gsrasld A. Street. trustees % Richard Z
Street. lot y. square 366. S.50o.
II street. between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
northWest-AunA c. Mcdowell % Lille n.
"a
Fourteenth and A streets uorheast-W Scott
Walker TO Mar 7. Gaddis. lot a. square 1855.
So
George c. Punphrey e ur- ard George y Palmer
e ux- % Conrad J. and Maggie G0ttsman. lot
g. square SO SO
Washington Heights-H. Rozie- nnlany. trustee. %
p. D. McDermott trustee. I0t 8 block 2 So
Seventeenth and II streets sosItheast-Turuer *.
Hackmsn and william J. Frzzeu. erecutors %
AEce h. Leonard third share 70 crginal lots
20 g. II. and T. square Ioao. SO
Twelfth street. between y and = streets northwest-
Wharton F. Lester and Michael J. CoIherl trus-
tees, 20 Simon Oppeaheianss. south half lot II
ard north haH lot =, square ~, s. 80
Fourteenth and streets northcast-Jacnb z Horn
ing e. NJ. % Clarence T. Laocy and harvey G.
Belt lot =. square l052 SO
Sauls Addition % Washington Melvin II. Herr
man e. uI. TO Martha p. Rich lot s. square
20 SO
Georgetown-Wiiliam s. HassenbIrg guardian. d
Fannie II. Corson. part lot g. square 100 so.
Seventh street. berFcc1 q and II streets northwest
Isabel II. and Jeanette R. Lcnman to jacob
hohusr part original lot a. square 80 SO
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
DOCTOR FORGETS HIS NAME;
FATHER FORGETS HIS BABY.
Physicians Mind Is Blank After
Visit to Drug Store with
Friend.

San Francisco, Cal. March IA curl
ous case Of lapse ef memory is engaging
the attention OF the physicians OF the
Central Emergency Hospital DR.. J. S.
Richards. who recently was graduated
from an Eastern medical college, walked
into the place and asked for medical at
tendance. He said that for more than a
week he had wandered in the streets.
sleeping in the parks, unable TO remem-
Der who he was. where he came from, or
where he could find his friends.
On the morning he visited the hospital
he recovered sufficiently TO recall HIS
identity. He arrived recently from Port
land. Greg. and was on his way TO Los
Angeles. when he went into a drug store
with a friend. whose name he gave. After
that his momerY was a blank
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
House Sells for $1,000.

Stone & Fairfax recently sold for D. B.
Murdock the three-story and cellar bay
window residence at u34 Twenty-ffth
street, north OF Pennsylvania avenue.
This house is Of light brick and brown
stone. heated by hOt-water system. II IS
planned with parlor. reception hall. din
ing-room. pantry, and kitchen on the first
floor; six bedrooms and tiled bath on the
second and third floors. The property
has a frontage Of eighteen feet with a
depth Of 100 The purchaser. who was
represented by j. F. KOlb in this trans
action, VIII occupy the premises as a
home. The owner realized about 5000.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
CThursday. March Is, 1eOsl

Langdou Park-Tra J. Baker ct uX. to Joseph +.
Falk, part lot J. square D. SO.
Lanicr Heghts-Thonnas Bones and s. Percy Thomp-
son. trustees, 20 BENJAMIN ". Guy lot 10 SO
CLARK Mills Estate-Robert Z. Hensey et ux 70
Bette A. Cox lots l2 and 49, Sle.
1907 V street northwest (St. LaWrencel-Harry Ward
man and Thomas p Bones 70 Charlotte DALEY.
lot Il square 20 So
Long AisadoWs-Frcderick f. Renctti f.. to Joserh
1. Weller and BUR " Edwards lot 81 and part
'ot S. block IS SO.
VIM. ls.insham-owen E. Fowler ct ux 10 William n.
Sargeant. lots and 10. block 50g7 SO.
ingleside-Luther A. sUartzell 20 Carrie F. Adams.
lot g. block iS 500
Connecticut Avenue Terrsee-Fulton R. Gordon ct
ux. to lsabe. R. Wolfe. lots and 8, square
l7B S574.
Seventh. East Capitol and streets southeast-Ben-
Thomas p. Bones. original lot 2 and part origi-
nal lot a. square ses. SO
GeorgetoWn-Isaac ". NOrdlinger and AIpborse N
Baer. trustees. 20 Benoit Bacr T., lot pa
square ~ S4soa
shadyside-The Washington and Maryland Realty
Company 70 Charles W Shafer. lot 2. square
Meridian Hill-John W. Pining et ux to Francis
A. Blundon lot 5. block M SO
FeTnWood Heights-MaIy H. O'DanisI 10 Eu-sne p
O'Daniel lot a. block l. So
Seventh street. between II and streets nnrtheszt-
Karl Locke et uz- 70 Michael l. Weller. uar.
original lot %. square Ss SO
= Z street rorthwest-karl Locke ct w 70 Jarnes
+. Barbour and John A. Hamilton. rar4s lots
90 and g. square 62, $40
South Grounds Columbian Collcge-Alico II Adams
70 John II. FGlneT. part lot 6. 50
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
Stockton Man Cannot Remember
Fifteen Years of His
Welded Life.

stockton, Cal, March 27.-PostmasteT
Ellis. OF this city. received a letter a few
days ago from Mrs. D. B. wysndt. who
FASTENED to EI Centre on receipt OF the
news that her husband. lost since last
June, had been found. She writes that
on meeting her he called her May" and
seemed deeply affected. expressing a fer
vent wish that he could get Il al
straight"
The fifteen years Of their married life
are blCtted from Mr. Wyandt's mind
Asked II he wanted TO see his child. he
said II the child was his he certainly
wanted to see IT, He expressed wonder
that he was not found before, as he lived
an open life at e. Centre. Mrs. Wyandt
VIII remain few days. In the hope OF
persuading her husband 20 return to
Stockton
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
"Wednesday, March "a, 1eoe1

Connecticut avenue terace-PrestOn B. Samuels "a
Fulton r. Gordon, lots . and g. square IIss
and lots s and 9. SQUARE 1889. 80. Fulton r.
Gordon 70 Preston B. Samaels. lots 70 4.
square I7f9 SO.
GeWgtOWn-Theodme N. Judd e w 20 ". Scot;
Walker lot SIS. square 1900 SO.
GeorgetoTn-Carolinc Wahl 70 F6nnie II. Corsou,
her interest in part lot Is. square 100. SO.
Barn Farn-John W. Taylor et TX 20 Carrie Z.
Pierre. lot g. section 6. SO
Morton Place nOrtheast-Benjam Bridres e NJ
- james II. DTysiale lot IS. square $50 SO
Clark Mills osfRte-j0hn T. Knott TO Clare Z.
Mocklbee. lot ss. SO Jacob Rohrback. Ct III
10 sane. lot A. So
GeOrgetown--Alary Cook e. al 70 George W Ltnkins,
lot us. square lZ57. SO.
Twenty y-1rst street between L and NJ streets north
west-GeorEe r. Linkins. substituted trustee to
Patrick o'TOole. part original lot IS. square
- $1,000.
Connecticut avenue terrace-Fulton r Gordon e.
TO Rosa N. Mulcare. lot Il. square l747. and
lot 2. square l7is SO.
Wesley Park-Galen L TAFT and Augustus T. ON
and s5. square, I552 so.
Pleasant Plains - Harry B. Wilson and HAIRY
Warinan 20 Ned Hollister. lot q, square
ISIS. SO
sauls Addition to washington-Melrln 4. Heni-
man et W. 70 Jennie Z sha-ps lot 8. square
Dol, SO.
L, between Twenty-hrSt and Twsnty-secsnf streets
northwest. 93I o street northwest and N be-
tween sixth and Seventh streets n0rtheast-
William II. Becxs.ein e uK. and Katie d
Grove et Tir. % Anna Beckstein lots s. 76 end
3. square s.: lot l5 square 365: lots l8 and
ISL. square s5s. and lots 20 and 2Il. Sluare
1908 S.
kal0rama heights-Joscph Beale et ux. to Gibson
Fahnest0ck. part Let q. block II. SO
lESllH Ninth street Observation-Disclosures W
Hopkins and Thomas Bradley. trustees 10
Samuel J. Masters and John B. Kinnear. south
half original lot s. square 40l so 800.
Sixteenth street. between X and streets north
west-E. Francis Riggs e uX 70 Ethel 7. La
mar lots TO- Il. and p square l7s SO
Efingham Place-Afary J. johnson et al 70 Charles
Z. Robson and Thomas Walker, trustees, west
half Of lot g. block L. So
5l2-5lZ5a-5i4 Seventh street southwest-Doniei n.
Nichols 10 Michael J. ODonoghue, lots g. 80.
and 81 square 4s5. SO
Fourth and II streets nCTthEest-0liTer II. Hoover
and Howard Boyd. trustees. 10 Ora T. Morris.
part original lot 2 square SIS. SO
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28


G street between Sixth and Seventh streets south
east-Aiarie A. De Grain % Honce H. Jarboe.
part lot 80. square SIS. SO.
Randle Higllands-Roger Melting e ux. to ffances
+. Burton. lot 81. block 5. SO
COZ Massachusetts, avenue norihwest-Irene l. Many
et vir. John A., 10 Frank A. Harrison. lot Is.
square 49, So
GeorgstoWn-Aiaurioe II. Rackey ct ux. to Lizze
Rackey. ffth interest In lots a TO l8 and parts
aud 10 TO Is, square l1ol. s. 600
d street. between Tenth and Eleventh streets south
west street between Ninth and Tenth Streets
northwest and Thirty-third street northwest
Emma 7. McIntire 70 Edwin A. McIntire. lot g,
square So: original lot Il. square SO lot p and
northeastern fourth Of lot 81 square ~ lot 81.
square ssl part lot s6. square l0T; lot a, square
~; part square SO; part LOT 4. square s3 and
part los l65 B. 4 II. Addition 10 Georgetown.
Ss0OG.
I2l5 Delaware avenue souihwesi-EdWard J. Histon
TO Richard f. Hartnett. lct r. square ae5 SO.
d street southwest between Tenth and Eleventh
streets; street northwest. bCtNecn Ninth and
Teath street and in ThiFty-third street north
west-Emma T. 8lcIntiTe 70 Edwin A. McIntire.
LOT g. square So lots 50 70 g. and part lot r.
81: lot s. square l07; lot u. square p; part
square 353 part lot 4. square 27. and part lot
S.. IN B. & H. Addition to Georgetown. s. so.
Holnead Estate-HarTy B. Wilson and Har5
WardnRn to Burton H. Barndollar. lot 90. SQUARE
ss5 SO.
aO7 aud as Massachusetts, avenue northwest
Herschel Main 70 Charlotte A. Main. lots g
and T. square q. SO
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
northeast-Annie NJ Crimmins et Vir. John p.
20 Leonard p and Guy T. Steuart. pan original
10; ?. square l9ll. SO.
Rosedale and Isherwood-Paul v. POrtner trustee.
ct a.. 10 Hurbert T. and ". Anna Ia Fourcade.
lot 81 block q. SO.
Connecticut Avenue TerTzcs-Fultcn r Gordon et
ux- 20 Gace A. Su.phen, lot l3. square 1883
sl3ss. Same 70 Jesse A. Foote. lot i. square
lS59
Elastou Terrace-Catiierine Teele 20 Helen n Soule
lot IT, block 4, SO Albert L Teele trustee. %
same lot ls block T. SO.
and Tenth streets northWest-aIarian T. Estes et
a. 70 F. Isabel Sinclair parts lots 10 and H.
square 345 SIC.
1870 New Hampshire avenue northWest-Afarian E.
Estes and Priscilla S. Totten 20 Jeaunette
Steams. twothirds interest in lot g. square
I-6 SO
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
ESSENTIAL Oils In SICILY
Effects of Earthquake on Citrous
Products.
Factories for Making Fruit Extracts
and juices First TO he
Established.

One Of the results OF the earthquake in
Italy has been to double and, in some
cases, to triple the cost Of essential oils
and other products OF cltrous fruit crch-
ards, which are so extensively used in
the arts IN this country. Merchants in
New York and elsewhere have been com
planning 10 the government about the
matter and seeking information through
the Bureau OF Manufactures regarding
| conditions in Sicily and when cheaper
prices may be expected.
| The bureau. through the consular agen-
cies, has collected considerable inforrna-
] ton upon the subject. which has been
summarized as follows:
No bergamots are grown IN Sicily, and
no bergamot oil Is produced in this con-
sular district The whole supply has
been coming from small section OF
Southern Caiabria. opposite Messina. one
OF the regions most afflicted by the dis
| astrous earthquake OF December % last.
The great production Of essential oils.
| including orange oil, has been at Mesgfna
and vicinity. and 70 per cent OF the total
I production for Italy was customarily ex-
ported from that place.
The average annual production OF or
| ange oil IN the province OF Palermo has
been about 100 pounds. None Is manu.
/ factured in the provinces Of Trapani.
| Girgent, and Caltanissetta. constituting
the remainder OF the consular district.
Even the output OF this vicinity was usu-
/ ally sent 10 Messina for export The
/ season OF manufacture begins with Sep
/ tember and ends with December. or IN
the more elevated region may be pro
| longed through January. There was seen
In 1908 the phenomenon Of low prices with
small output, while prices in 1907 were
/ high with very large output This was
| due to the fact that, owing to the proft-
able rates then realized. there had been
great rush 10 produce. resulting In
large stocks being left over.
The result OF the earthquake has been
TO double or triple prices OF essential oils.
This large advance Is true Of all deriva-
tives Of the citrus fruits. such as citrate
OF lirae. citric acid. &c II IS believed
however, that the panic OF alarm from
the disaster is being used to soma extent
as an element OF speculation. A oonsi5-
erable stock was really found IN the
warehouses. unharmed by the general
destruction OF Messina: factories remain
In the small towns near there such as
All and Barcelona end, as the tune de-
manded for manufacture is not long
fruit which would, under ordinary cir
cumstances, have been exported. win be
rapidly made up Into essences. &c. to
meet the demand. Prices may. there.
fore, be soon expected 20 drop much
nearer to a normal level
It was one Of the signs Of awakening
life at Messina that two manufactures
OF citrate OF lime were opened at Gazzi.
suburb OF that city, before January %.
Some 1900 families In the provinces of
Messina and Catania. engaged in the in
dustries following the harvesting OF the
citrus fruits, were thrown out Of employ
ment by the earthquake
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
Circuis Court No. 1.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Assignments for Tuesday. March %, 1909:
No 3i2 Buckley Ts. Washington Gaslight Com
pany. Attorneys Gittings s. ChamberIn-R- -.
PeEry & Son and McKenney & Flannsry.
No SO Yohe "a International Sand. Lime. J8nck
and Machine Company. Attorneys. Il. E. Davis
McKenney a F1anney.
No g. National Automobile COMPANY Fs. Rich.
ards Company. Attorneys. J. d. szllFan-W. C.
Prcntiss
No 81 Eliot Va Thompsoa. Attorneys. J. A.
J0hns0n-Jeckic Fulton & Cox.
No. ss5. Noxal Polish Manufacturing Company
vs. Bowen. Attorneys. Il. W. Wheatley-B Burton
Macafee.
No 95. FlagieT. executor vs.. AriEOus-Cuban
Kenyon ard 7. B. Huyck-LambeTt 1eatnsan-
No So. Lusby " Logan. Attorneys. R. White
P. J. Ryan
No s8. Hufty vs. Yodsr Attorneys. NJ J.
Colbert-Sheehy & Shelby
No. So. Miller administrator - Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. Attorneys. J. !. Collins
and II. A. Clarke-G. T. Hamilton
No SO. Horne ". Capital Traction Company
Attoneys. W. G. Gardner and Z n. HopeEell
4. T. Perry soa and G. T. Dunl0P,
Circuit Court Nc. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLAFAUGH
Assignments for Monday. March g 1908:
No. ~ BeaH "a City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys. W G. Gardner and L n.
Hopewell-J. J. Darlington
No. 70 Shoemaker. executor, Weeden % Al
Attorneys Lambert YeatDsn-E n. Thoraaa
No. Gs. Stewart 70. Chase. Attorneys McNelu
& McNeil-W. J. Lambert
No IA Jackson. trustee. Washington. Bslti-
more and Annapolis Electric Railway Company.
Att0rueJs z b. Siater-Marbury & Cosuel and
A. A Hoehiing T.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
DEEDS OF TRUST.

handle Psrk-Randolph L. Jennings 70 Chaplin
Brown and Henry y. BergnSun. % sec1re Omen
tal Bunaing Association. No. g. $50. lot =
block
Frierssbir,-Au--ss. voiEt e " 70 Isase F. Shoe
maker and Jesse r. Wilson. 70 scoI7e Ph1llr
Youug. yO0. I yea-. Der cent. seEni-annaaliy
ssuars 15,-Hrnv L. BAILEY 70 William A. HE
and Riznah " Bean % sec1re Louise 2.
Perkins. s. 0oO years. Der cent. senai-ennuallg.
Iot g. sane 70 sane % secure same Ss0 q
8 months. per cent, lot g.
S1usre s-5-Gecrge = Stewart 20 John T. Arms
and Alexander +. Phillips 20 secure the POto-
mac Insuvance Company. S.oo. yoars. pa
cent se1ai-a1nuaIly, part original lot 10
Interest-The Washington. Spa sprIngs and Gretta
Rafroad Coupauy 70 United States Trust Com
Tany. % secure 5000 N sold boncA- y years
pr cent. ssni-anuuaily. al property. fran
chises. &c.
Slus-e tF-RafssIe AIats-a co TX 70 Frank J.
Dieudonne and james Benz. % secure Per,
pe,ual Building AssocEtiOu. s2.i5o DaTt original
SQUARE 6s-WaIter Mclean e ur. 70 II. R. Hover
stein and Emanuel SVeich. =. 20 secure Eu-an-
mel Speich. ST. $3.50. 10 9 months. 6 pe'
cent lot ss
SQUARE IIss-Edwars Mellon q Tx. 70 3. I. Christ
man. % secure " C. Duvan Sooo. 70 9
nonths. per cent. parT lot 2
Beverly -Clemcntne Cr-s0r a w. Morrison b, q
r. Erlia TRlh0tt and Prank 7. RaEiings. %
secure u. n Roland Drgry. $50 20 s.
Months s uer cent lot g block 5i97.
SQUARE CIS3-Charles W. King. J.. et TX, 20 John
T. Arms and samuel A. pTury. 20 secure Lee
Brown sl4oO. years. per cenf. semi
annually. lots SO - So -four trusts. $50
each. one OF each lot.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Piains-AhTaham G.
Heroes e ux. TO John T. Arms and Sauuel A.
Drury. 70 sec1-s Lee Brown. SIS. ! % :
months. per cent. seni-snnUally. lot 2S. block
l. Same 70 sane. same debt. lot 81
saul's Addition 70 Wsshingto1-Melvin r Herr
man et u. TO B. Fr1ncis Saul and Walter Z.
Hilton 70 secure Harry N. Ellis s.. 80 years,
81 per cent semiannusIy. lot 9. square ~
same % sane. sane debt. lot 81 square ~
Tr7,st Company 20 secure Fidelity Tnlst Com
pany. trustee. SOOeo s years. s peT cent. semi
annually. lots 5 and 1.
SQUARE I3-Johr II. r. Wright e TX. 70 William
J. Father and Charles p. Stone. 70 secure John
n Jones, E0O years per cent. semi
annually. part original lot s
Chichester-C Charles NJ Putnam 70 the Washington
Loan and Trust Company. % secure Equitable
Squars lo55-WiIliam Murphy e ux- % Hontio \.
Taplin. Slos5o years per cent, sezni-annually.
lots Il. p and 2 three trusts q s SO each, one
on each lOtl.
Connecticut Avenue TeTTace-Narie r. Oates 10 II.
ID. Gordon and Robert z Heater. 10 se0I-e Fui-
cent lots and g. square 1850 Viola c. Coates
70 SANE 70 secure sanc. s662.59 monthly notes.
per cent. lot g. square 1850.
Italy's rice crop this year IS estimated
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28

Adviees from Grand Fails. Newfound-
land. state that experiments IN raising
grains at that place have given satisfac-
tory results. On the farm OF the Harms
worth Pulp and Paper Company. az
Grand Falls. the yield OF oats was as high
at eighty-four and three-quarter bushels.
and o. barley twenty-eight and one-half
bushels
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
EVENING.

There Is only a star n the sky;
On the wandering waters the breeze
Dies away in the ghost Of a sigh
Over the meadow and marsh cones the cheeu
OF the frog-and a dream in the trees
Are the wren and the robin asleep.
Now rises the moon Ike a frail.
Floating bubble tust over the hIl,
At the far kesning call Of the quail
All the dark brOoding forest is still,
Save the aspen 80 shyiy astir.
Or the hidden and hesitant rill
Then the moon slowly Eanes. and the gay
Forest deepens as softly as night.
And the riralet dreams on It's way.
William Griffith. IN HamDton's Magazine.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28

(1A-E1AT u -~EuCEn b0nG8r
The National Sugar Manufacturing Com
pany, which operates a beet-sugar plant
ar Sugar City. Colo. announces the call
for redemption Of 80 OF its first mortgage
S per cent bonds on April az los per
cent OF par and accrued interest. The
bonds are in units Of 800 The com
pany is controlled IN Baltimore Francis
4. Carey IS the president and Edward ?.
Hin the secretary and treasurer. The
other directors are Thomas J. Hayward
and Nicholas P. Bond. OF Baltimore:
Henry P. Scott. OF Wilmington, Del:
James = Roberts. OF New York. and
George Urban. Charles = Clark. Henry
a. Koons and Andrew Cant. OF Buffalo.
Payment viii be made at the once OF
the Buffalo Loan. Trust and SAFE De-
pOsit Company. trustee. IN Buffalo. n. Y.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28


Uuited States Ts Prank D. Elder, larceny; -
eogniEanoo ~ $50 taken.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
hayes DanenhoEUr. motion f0r new t-tal
fled Attorneys L. II. David-Hayden johnson.
Assignments for Monday. March 2. lse.
No. 56 Fitzgeraid vs. Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company. Attorneys. 2. r. Hllliard-G. L
Hamilton.
No ~ Donohoe & Son vs. shlel5s- AttoraeTs.
Barnard & JOhuson-G. p. Hoover and J. 4.
Shields
No. li6 Postmaste-s' Adv. Pub Co. - Aver x
Son. Attorneys L. L. Gies-E- o. Wageuhorst and
J. A. Johnsor.
No. ~. Aver & Sen w. Mckinley e Al. Attu-.
neJs Z. o. Wagenh0rs. and J. A. J0hnson-E L.
Gies-
No T. Coiror vs. Jacobsen q a. Attorneys
Leckie. Fulton & Co1-J- r. shields and L To
brner.
No. & Bethel rs. RILEY. Attorneys. :. A
Burkart-Rates WauCn-
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Equity suits.

No Zsag. Sa-lie L. Main vs. Thomas s NairuI
maintenance Attorney. 2. A Bowen.
No. so Caleb y. Burnley -. Samuel n. Jones.
s7rcfac re-formance. Attorneys Archer & smith.
No 22fS United states IS Bernard II Murphy
e al: Judgment creditors bin Attorneys. D. W.
Baker and J. A. COBB.
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] 1DsIlLE MElunls
Estate az John Moran. petition f1r letters testa
1 menfary. Attorney. J. A ToomCy.
Estate a Hamilton T. Gregory order tor exS1p
| ton. Attoney. c. ". Orlh.
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InusuIta.

No. ESQ james Rabinovich IS. CAPITAL Traotiou
C7mrnny: damages. So.o0o. Attorney. =. y Hope
we'll
No 15l. Geor-e y. suftfeu r.. Fannie Dun
Iop- Judgment Municipal Court, So Attorney,
7 Il Patterson.
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storm Aid. Lumbermen.

The recent heavy snow IN the maritime
provinces Of Nova Scotia has given the
numbering Industry new life. and the cut
VII equal, II not surpsss. that OF last
year.