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Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
VICE TRUST ALLEGED
TO EXIST IN CHICAGO
Combine Said to Own Stores of All
Kinds at Which Inmates of
Resorts Are Compelled
to Trade

CHICAGO, April 26.-Investigation of
an allegation that vice in the tender
loin district of Chicago is protected by
ring composed of two aldermen, two
resort keepers and high police Official
who are said to have formed stock
company for the purpose. was begun
by States Attorney John w. Wyman
here today.
Every saloon and dive in the So
called "redlight' district is said to con-
tribute, and it has been reported to
the states attorney that the ring owns
groceries, meat markets, dry goods
stores, dressmaking establishing, drug
stores, wholesale liquor house, ETC., at
which the inmates of places, which pay
protection money are compelled to
trade.
The alleged ring has been in ex-
istence for two years. A mass of in
formation concerning the "vice trust"
will be presented for the consideration
of the present grand jury.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
GRAND OPERA OPENS
WITH BIBLE PLAY
Samson and DelIlah" Is Presented
In London After Years Of
Introduction by
Censors

LONDON, April 26.-The grand opera
season at Covent Garden began to-
night with the first performance ever
given in London of Samson and Deli
lah."
Although this opera was written
twenty-seven years ago 1t has up TO
the present time been interdicted by
the censor of plays for the reason that
it contains scriptural characters anu
its production is permitted only on re-
quest of the queen.
The principal singers were Charles
Fontaine, as Samson; Charles Kirby
Lunn, as Delilah; Robert Moore, an
American, as the high priest; Murray
Davey, as Abimelech, together with
Madame Boni and William Huberty,
Zucchi, Doisley and Verheyden.
The conductor was M. Frigasa. The
season will be confined to italian and
French works, with the exception OF a
number of performances of die wal
kure," to be conducted by Hans Rich
ter, to permit Mrs. M. Salzmann-Ste-
vens of Bloomington, ILL.,. to repeat her
successes of the recent London season.
Maname Tetrazzini Is the chief star
of the company. She will make her
first appearance next Saturday in La
Traviata," Signor Campanam con-
Quoting.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
WANTS CLASSIFICATION OF
JEWS AS RACE ABAND0NE
Senator Guegenheim Demands lmml-
grafton Commission Cease to DIFF
ferentiate Against Hebrews

CHICAGO. April 26.-Prominent Chi
cago Jews have Endorsed the stand
taken by Senator Guggenheim of Colo
RADIO, who demands that the immigra-
ton commission cease to classify the
Jews as a race.
Senator Guggenheim made his OBJ
jections at a meeting of the senate
census committee, following the re-
quest of w. w. Husband secretary of
the immigration commission, that the
census be so conducted that, in addi-
ton to ascertaining the nationality OF
residents of the United States, the
enumerators should also classify them
as to race.
1.-THE Jew is a native of the country
in which he is born and a citizen of
the country to which he swears al
legimce,' says Rabbi T. Schanfarber
1--WE are only differentiated from 9TH
ers as respects religious beliefs"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
HARTMAN LINES OBJECT
TO RATES ON OTHER ROADS

WASHINGTON, April 26.--An ap-
plication has been made to the inter-
state commerce commission, through
f. g. billiard of the Union Pacific rail-
road, for suspension of the commits
sion's order in the Spokane rate case,
SO far as the Hartman lines are COIL
cerned.
The argument is advanced that the
Hartman route to Spokane is much
longer than that of the Northern Pa
cific or Great Northern from Chicago,
and that 1t should not, therefore, be
forced to acquiesce as to the same
IF the tariffs filed are not satisfactory
n the commission, the railroads Will
have the option of making them so or
going into the United States courts TO
sslf for an injunction to restrain the
Commission from putting its order. into
erect. 1t is regarded as not unlikely
that win be eventually the result
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
GOMEZ CALLS CASTRO
"ILL-OMENED MAN"
President of Venezuela Says Country
Should Be Grateful to Powers for
Action Against Former
Executive

PARIS, April 26.-The correspondent
of the Journal at Caracas has cabled
from Willemstad, Curacao, an inter-
view with President Gomez of Vcnezu-
ella, describing Castro as the evil genius
of Venezuela.
Venezuela should be grateful to the
powers" the president said, "for not
counfounding the country with that ILL
omened man."
President Gomez said the policy of
the new administration would be to
secure peace and security in foreign
relations. Furthermore the powers
would be asked to designate experts to
examine and report on the possibilities
of Venezuelan developments.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
saws HiIIeker Was OFFICER

SPOKANE, April 26.-Replying to
the charges made by Director F. IL.
Hilleker at Oakland. Receiver Lloyd
Candy of the Pacific Live Stock asso-
citation stated:
Mr.. Hilleker was one of the founders
and always an officer of the corpora
ton. 1t was a mutual company and
there were no stockholders. under
stood Mr.. Hilleker was instrumental
in forming similar live stock COM
panies in Kansas. Nebraska and Ar
kansas which had the same fight
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
FORMER GOVERNOR OF
OKLAHOMA ARRESTED

ST. LOUIS, April 26.-Frank Frantz,
former governor of Oklahoma, and
woman were arrested here Sunday
morning after a quarrel in a motor
car. They were taken to central police
station and passed the remainder of
the night in cells. They were released
on bonds, Sunday, and Sunday night
charges of disturbing the peace against
them were ordered dropped by the
chief of police,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27

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Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
Rahx Drowned in Rathtub

PORTLAND, Ore, April 26.-Wan-
dering into the room where she had
been given a bath. the 17-months-old
daughter of John Askrup, street car
employee climbed into the bath tub ana
was drowned. The childs body was
found ten minutes later when her o
year-old brother told the mother what
had happened.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
Rear Admiral Miller Dead

NEWARK, N. j., April 26.-Rear Ad-
miral Joseph Nelson Miller, United
States navy, retired died at his home
in East Orange today, aged 70 years
Rear Admiral Miller served with dis
tinction during the civil war. He was
COMMUNICATIVE chief of the Pacific fleet
in 1897 -92
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
Balls ESQ Eeet; Killed

NEW YORK, April 26.-Falling $50
feet from the thirty-fourth story of
the Metropolitan Insurance company''s
building today, Thomas Mortimore. AZ
years old, was killed. Mortimore was
foreman Of the riggers at work on the
building. Hundreds Of people in Madi-
son square saw him fall.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
cilIett signs Four Bills

SACRAMENTO, April 26.--The fol-
lowing bills were signed by Governor
Gillett today:
Bill No. 161, by Boynton-Appropriat-
ing 1000 for plant disease investigat-
ing. A..
Bill No. 997, by notwithstanding 10
registry of marriage certificates.
Bill No. 1144, by Flint-Validating the
titles to certain state lands.
Bill No. 1884, by Rech-Amending the
law governing the acquisition of state
lands.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
Capture Band Of Woman Desperadoe.

ST. PETERSBURG, April ga
band of female desperadoes whose
members for many months have been
committing a series of brutal murders
was detected and arrested yesterday in
the village of Kurchino, thirty miles
from st. Petersburg. They murdered
travellers who stopped at an inn, dis
figured the bodies and consigned them
to stream nearby. Several corpses
were found.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
To Communicate with Mars

FORT WORTH, Tex, April ga
movement has been started to induce
w. III. Pickering, professor of as
tronomy of Harvard university, to
make ARRANGEMENTS for signaling Mars
from west Texas. 1t is pointed out
conditions there are perfect.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
To psport Radio Active Healer

TACOMA, April 26.-Inspector Fulton
of the immigration bureau today re-
ceived a warrant for the deportation
of Joshua Kltin, the radio active heal
er, recently convicted OF assault on
woman.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
prince Recent Receives ENJOYS

PICKING, April 26,-The prince regent
today received in special audience four
teen ENJOYS who were to attend the Iu-
neral May 1 of Kuang Hsu, late EN-
peror Of China
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27

keeping the state department fully in
formed.
General Snarksy has been instructed
to look out for the safety of the Amer
leans.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27

In recent interview Mr.. Davis said:
"For years have used Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey as tonic and stimulant
1t has helped me wonderfully and has
kept me in condition to do my work.
We always keep it in Our house as a
medicine, and | recommend it to both
old and young as tonic-stimulant of
quality"
Mr.. Davis experience is similar to
that of thousands of other men and
women who have been kept strong and
vigorous in their old age by the use of
Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey.
What wonder is it that doctors of all
schools prescribe and use Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey as the great tonic-stimu-
liant, blood purifier and body builder!
Every testimonial is guaranteed gen
uine and is published in good faith with
full consent.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-27
Distinguished Veteran Says
"Stimulant of Quality"

Mr.. Edwin Davis of Worcester,
Mass, who is Distinguished
Veteran of the Civil War,
Praises Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey for Giving Him
Health, Strength and Vigor
He Has Used 1t as a Med
icine for Years and Recon-
mends 1t to Young and Old.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-12
DAILY COURT RECORD
CThursdnyS November II, 19O9J
upreme Court of the United states.

Supreme Court of the United states.
Present: Tie Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Harlan.
AT. Justice Brewer. Mr. Justice White. Mr. jus
tee Mehenna Mr. Justice Holmes. and Slr. JUS
tee Day.
Robert T. Prince Of Corscana. Tex and Richard
Mays, Of Corsicena, Tex. admitted 20 practice.
No. IL William J. Corhett plaintiff in error. ys
Michael Craven. death Of William j. Corbett the
paintlh 10 error herein. suggested and the appear
anee 81 Thomas J. Kenny and John r.. McVey. spe-
cial administrators q the estate Of William j. Cor
bett deceased, plaintiffs Ia error herein hed and
entered on motion Of Mr.. C. T. Callahan Tor the
plaintiffs Ia error.
No. A. Oswald G.. Ludwig secretary Of State
Of the Stete Of Arkansas appellant vs. The Chicago
Rock Island ard Pacific Railway Company: appeal
from the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Eastern district Of Arkansas dismissed per stipula
ton.
No. q. Dcmetrius u. Steward et al. petition
IT'S. vs. The American Lava Company q al: and
No. % M0Titz Krchbcrger e. all petitioners. "a
The american Lava Company IL al; argument con-
tinued by Mr. Charles Neaye FOR the respondents
and concluded by Mr. Louis c. Ksegensr for the
petitioners
No. g. solomon r. Wsgs. appellant. IS. Msry
r. Herbert ct al: argued Boy NJ A. J. Bddis0n
for tho appellant and submitted by Mr.. Watson F..
Coleman for the eppellee
Adjourned until to-day az y O'Clock.
The day call for FRIDAY November T. will be as
follows. Nos. 81. e. 50. g. 81. s. 81 land rs, D.
81. 4 and B.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD
Estate q George wilmer; VIII dated Dee-noei
70. is2; oodicii dated April ., le}i, and cndsal
dated August J. 1907, hled-
Estate q; Alfred T. a. Torbert order granting
letters ol administration 90 Simon Lyon bono.
S-C00 Attorneys. LYON q lyon.
Estate o. Georrc T. Schlfer, order grantnS leo-
tiers tesameutary 70 II. Prescott Galley; bond.
soc Attorneys. Maddox & Galley.
Estate o. Hettis Christian; o-der granting -
tc7s tcsts1n-utary % Philip X. Chris.man; bond.
s. CO. Attorney. Alex. Muncas,e-.
Estate VI Henrietta Y. Bauy; order granting let-
tsrs tests-rcntary Richard v. Barry; bond. so
Attorney, J. u. Blackburn.
Estate o. Thomas G.. Hsviland; petition FOR let
tiers testarertary. Attorney. J. II. TaylUr-
Estate II William h. johnson; order for instruc-
tons Att0rney J. J. Darlington.
Estate Ct James 1. Toner; order disissirg appeal.
Estate n Amos B. Eaton; order granting letters
q administration. d. T. p, c Q a. 20 George +.
Eaton: bond $50. Attorneys. Lyon & Lyon
Estate Of Susan T. B-yarly; order for sale II
personally.
Estate o. Henry johnson; petition for letters q
administration. Attorneys. Coid-cn & Fcnnins-
Estate Of Fannie &. Palmer; petition ior letters
testameutary- Attorney. W. T. EdmonstOn-
Estate Of Thomas J. Jones; petition for letters
testamentary and viii dated January g. 1875. filed
Estate q David Barry petition for letters testa-
mntary fled. Attorneys. Darr, Pegser a Taylor
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present: AL.
Admission Herbert H. Smith and C. z. Hum
rhrey.
Original No. 49, Dulton G. a. vs.. Parish. &c
petition for allowance q special appeal submitted
by Mr.. John Rldout IN support q petition.
Patent Appeal No. 584. In 70 application q Eg-
bert Il. Gold; passed 20 follow 10. so.
Patent Appeal No 6l5. Gold IS Cold advanced
10 be heard with No. S.
Patent Appeal No SO. Gold vs.. Gold: arE1-
msnt continued by Mr. A C. Fraser for appellee;
continued by Mr. W. A. Roddins for appellee
concluded b. Mr.. O. r. Barnett for appellant.
Patent Appeal No. So Mckeen. f., vs.. Jerdone.
r.: argument commenced By Mr.. F. 7. VARIED
Cor appellant; continued by Mr. l. l. Morrill, for
appellee
Assignments for to-day:
20. $50 Mckecn. ir.. vs. Jerdene tr, hear
ing AttomCs. Ducl Warheld Duell-Fenn-
wick & Morrill,
No Sc wHglry II. & Co. rs. Norris Attor.
ncy, Colt.
No $50 storsr vs.. Bar. Attorneys. D,nison a
Brynut.
No 5sl. Peters vs.. Hopkins e al Attorneys. Davis
-COruWel. BACON 4 AIilans.
No W. Goldberg vs. H1uer. Attorney Bsrtle.
No. @3. In appcation a L. z. Waterman
Company. Attorneys. WgtsOD-Whtehead.
No. 5e- SaudaSe VS.. Mckenzie. Attorneys,
Wilkinson. Fisher & Wi,hespOOu.
No. 56. In re application Of William Y. Heinz.
ATTORNEYS. Spcar-Whtehcad.
No. sos In Application Of Au-i-Coc- Chemical
COMPANY. Attorneys Stuart samuels, Cross
Whitehead
No SCI. Young vs. strubls Attorneys. Edward,
< BrCWn-Ducn g. Cruss.
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Herald BRANCH OFFICES.
WOODWARD & LorHRoP. Information

NORTHWEST.
WOODWARD q LOTHROP. Information
GOLDENBERG' Information Bureau.
HECHT & CO, Cashiers Office.
PALAIS ROYAL. Information Bureau.
5. KAHN, SONS & CO., Information bu-
T. A. wILLBOURN. 1914 Wisconsin ave.
MODERN PHARMACY, 9TH and E SIS;
CARPENTER & DUNLOP, l4th ana Gir'
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 10Th and Pa. av.
BUTLER & FIELD, Sd and Indiana ave
CONCORD PHARMACY, J. +. Woodtoro'
Prop, 1916 New Hampshire ave. NV:
Pharma 1S Sw. cor Gi' Eth and and NJ SITS, NV.
s NJ. WAGNER, LIST and II SITS. NV
SIMPSONS PHARMACY, cor Ith ST ana
r. /. ave. and r St NV.
JOHNSTON'S PHARMACY, 12l N. J. aN.
i. 2. WELLER'S PHARMACY, 1884 NJ.
ATKINSON'S PHARMACY, 18th and g.
ASTORIA PHARMACY, Sd and G SITS. NV.
KENESAW PHARMACY. Mount Pleas-
ant and Irving SITS. NV.
McNULTY'S CIGAR STORE. 1886 18th st.
TAYLOE'S PHARMACY. 9Th and p SITS.
DAVIS PHARMACY. 9Th and 5 SITS. NV
ASQUITHS PHARMACY, ISIS 18th st,
y. l. LEATHERWOOD, lob l4th 81 NV
STOTT & SNYDER, 18th and G SITS NV
NEW YORK AVENUE PHARMACY.
corner n. Y ave. and n. Cap. St NV.
DAY e. CO.'S PHARMACY. 5th and q.
YARNOLD'S PHARMACY. S49i 18th st,
KINGS DRUG STORE, Vermont ave
and I St NV
NORTHEAST.
JOHN T. BUTLER, 401 stanton place ne.
Q. i. KRAUSE, 6th and X SITS. ne
ID. D. COURTNEY. 7l5 North Capitol 81.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. I'd and Il.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM, Sth and +.
G. j. GEIGER'S PHARMACY, corner 9th
and SITS. ne.
CHARLES I. FUHRMANN's PHAR-
MACY, Sth and Z. Capitol SITS. ne.
BkUMER'S PHARMACY, ~ Capitol and
r SITS. ne.
SOUTHWEST.
'. HUGO EISENBEISS. 18th and SITS.
MlLBURNS PHARMACY, eth and II SITS.
SOUTHEAST.
BURROWS PHARMACY, 1901 Pa ave. %.
ROACH DRUG CO, Sth and C SITS. Sc.
N. p. WELLER, Sth and l SITS. Sc.
GUY Al. NELLY. 18th and . SITS. Sc
BROOKLAND.
CHARLES G. LENNON, 18th and New
ton SITS.
ANACOSTIA
G. B. BURY'S PHARMACY, cor. Monroe
and Jefferson SITS.
ALEXANDRIA.
WILLIAM p. TAYLOR, SIS King ST.
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Equity Court No. L.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
No 3Za. Ellis ". Ellis. reference % examiner.
Attorueys. F. T. Patti. A. Tccmey.
No 1906. Pratt ~ Pratt. reference 20 examiner.
AttoJeys. g. Cauington-R. u Quiutor.
Assignments Tor to-day-MotiOns-
No, O. WICK " Hutehins. Attorneys, Ridout-
BranJcuburr
No. IS. Bombry W. Bmbry. Attorneys. Collins
Martin.
No. =. Maryland Protective Association ~
Chase Il A. Attorneys. Berry & Mnor-Chase-
No -. West ". West e a. Auoreys. Gaskins-
Chase & Ciinkscalcs
No. 81. Richards -. Richards Attorneys Card
ner-Wiiliams & O'Donozh1e.
Ne. g. Bennett " Bennett e. a. Attorncyz.
Collins & Clicking & Collins
No 8. Hall vs.. Han. Attorneys, Lambert-Doyls
& Hegariy.
No. s.. Riggs National Bank ~ Joseui. Atto--
news PcTTy-WhCatley
No . Brna vs. Bryan et Al Attorneys.
Alather-Cariise s LucEe-t
M. o. Hclmead Holnesd- Attorneys. Car
ruEtC1-StaThens
Ne. SO. Har-is vs.. Harris Attorneys. RAodes-
J. Med Darlington
IN re extension a. AIheua7ic street AttorneyN
Smitb-Pcrry & Son.
IN rr extension n Sherman avenue. Att0Deys.
Smith-Niaddox d Galley.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
In n Qun1cyl Absalom T. Compton; auditors
report approved.
No. sZ3 Bates rs. seuaers e al; order ra.i-
fying investment b. Trustee. Attorneys A. B. Dn-
Yall-F. :. Hill
No. $50 Bunker Bunke-; rule returuahle
Noyombar Is. 1902 AHoucys. r l. Montague and
J. A, Mora-ity-M Sherman.
Nc. 2siS2. johnson q al. vs.. Anderson; order
finally ratfyins trustees report Attorney, ". W.
Edwards
No 2s79i Boeschen n sec7ot17y Of Interior:
leave % withdraw. Attorneys. Marx steaunan and
p. n. Loughruu.
No. s7g Hobert ~ Sane; sane AttOrne7s,
No. 1913 Williams rs, same; sams A,;o-aeys
No H79a. Lucas Us. same; sams Attorneys
Ne. $50. Ellis Us. s,r-e: sane. Attorneys. sane
No. 2S5oL Wagner vs.. sane; same Atto-neyS
saEe.
No zso2 Coats vs. same; sane Attorneys.
sane.
No, $500 Kosydar vs. same; sans Attorneys,
same.
Nc. $50. Hocum vs. same; same. Attorneys,
same.
No. zs5l. Hill rs Hill: order to accept offer.
Attorneys. Lambert q Yeatman-
No. S59. Cave vs.. Cave; restraining order issued
Attorneys, Thomas & Belief. 8. Eashys-Snith.
Assignment for today-Nction;
No. g. England vs.. England. Attorneys. Car
ringt0n- Fcnniug.
No IS. American Home Life Insurance Company
rs. Drake Attorneys. Davis-StcptcuS
10. "a. Bryant Is Plummcr Attorneys. Ridout-
Balderston.
No. g. Rahm Is Hopkins ct al. Attorneys.
Ralston & Siddons-Darlington
No. s. Eamunds ", Edmunds Ct al. Attorneys
Clinkscales-NlcL6urin.
No. S. Cerrrleo vs.. B-yrs e al Attorneys,
Tucker Renyon-Hamiltcn, Colbert, YeTkes &
Hamilton.
No. o. Wa-nsr u. Wells Auorneys. Stltl,-
Barnar1 & JohnsDn and Larner.
No. O. lockwood vs.. lockwood. Attorneys
Tucker & Kenyon-Ergish
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No sas7. Geo7Eo Csllas vs. Michael Mandisi.
judgment Municipal Court, SIG. Attorney, L S.
Gottlieo
No 5oOS Edward Warren Ts ThompSon-Starrtt3
Company; damages. 5000. Attorney, Z. \. HOPE
wei.
No 530o9 Florence R. Harris ". Elizabeth s. O,
Potter; account. 500. Attorneys. Berry & Minor
No 5gl0l \. II. Shea and Anna /. Mailer.
tradng as the United States Extract Company !uds
meut Municipal Court, Sn.9l Attorney. G. p. Nc
Glue,
No. 52lol. Lawrence Gassenheime- Charles n,
Fcrd: appeal. Attorney. Eugene Noung.
No. SZlCL Charles II. Fcrd Lawrence Gassen-
heimer appeal. DEFENDANTS attorney. Eugene Young.
No. 52io3 Jane A. MarkNood IS Lucy p. Nash;
damages $500 Attorneys. Leckie. FCltoa & Cox
No. 52lCL Mary J. Lamsou vs.. Harrington Mills:
damages. S9O.oO. Attorneys. G A. Douglas ard C.
I. Bakef.
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DEEDS OF Trust.

Square 9oi-Lot IS; William II. Harris e u1 70
Louis r Peak and Harry 5. Welch, trustees,
TO secure Charles Z. Marsh. S. 800. years. per
cent. scmi-anuualy.
Square SLOT 10; Herman r. Howenstein e VIZ.
- Watson T. CLARK and Erskine Gordon. trus-
tees 90 secure James T. HoWenstein. s. 10
years 6 fer cent scrui-anrually.
square Slot l95. Charles B. Vincent 70 r. K.
Howenstein and Emanuel SPEECH. trustees. 20 Sc
cure James T. Howenssin. 81. 100. monthly pay
ments. per cent, seni-annunly.
Square o9s-Lots y 20 %; Allan McI&ne Ahert 20
Lemuel 7. Evans. ir.. and Frederick y. Nc
CURE. r.. % secure joseph d. Mcclure. g oc).
o. years. Per cent. seni-aunuaIly.
Square lG53-Lot .: john Jacob Carter e TX. 20
GeorTe G. German. trustee. % sccu7e Henry
HorniOg. $50. years. G Der cent, spontaneously.
Turkey Thickct-Psrt Of tract Oncssn,us Rcnan-
dic- 20 Benjamin 5. Minor. trustee. 70 securs
Leigh Robinson. Elizabeth NJ. Robinson. Con-
way Robinson. Sugan u. and Agnes G. Rob
irson. $50 each. 5 years. 5 Ter cent. ssni-anur-
ally. and r. Srowden Hil. N.25i, years, . pr
cent seIni-ainuauy-
Square l75o-Iot q: Charles ). Alden e ux. 20 n.
d. Gordon and Robert +. Heater trustees 70
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AUCTION SALES.

TO-DAY. Il A. NJ. AND 4P NJ
Auction sale Of Furniture. Rug PoytieTes. and
Lace Clrtains COBLENS & CO. 10th and r.
Auctioneers Of Reliable Goods Only" 5lOf
THOMAS j. OWEN & son. AuctIoaeeTS
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PATENT
RIGHTS AND MACHINERY.
By virtue Il a certain d.pd Of trust recorded
IN Iiber No S0la, folio l0l ct sea-. q the Land
Records II ire District q Columbia and al the
request Cf the holders u the bonds secured there
b.. tho undersigned trustees VIII sell at public
auction at the auction rooms q Thomas j. Owen
4 Son. 1881 q street northwest. on TUESDAY
the 10Th DAY q November. 1903. az l O'Clock D. H.
the following described property: The inventions
covered by letters patent Of the United States
numbered 6lS6D. 69lCi7 7O64fO. 1885, 1880 and
sl59l2 covering improvements IN automatic coaput-
ing scales also lot Of improved machinery for the
manufacture Of such EcsleS said letters patent and
n fun description Of said machinery may be seen on
application 90 the undersigned trustees
Terms Of sale: All cssh. 4 deposit uf SO % re-
quired time Of sale and balance 10 be paid with
in thirty DAYS or the property viii be resod at
tie risk and cost Of the dcfauiting purchaser.
RICHARD A. FORD. Trustee
WALLACE DONALD MCLEAN,
Trustee. Union Trust Building.
ocl5 70 o 30 nos 6I2l5
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-12
FOR SAIE-LOTS.

FOR SALE AT BARGAIN TO M
MEDIATE INVESTORS. FINEST
BUILDING LOTS IN INGLESIDE.
Lot =. block 8, Ingleside. on Newton
street told Howard ave., IMMEDIATE
Ky OPPOSITE the "Ingleside Mansion, d"
50Nl50 feet. five thousand five hundred
feet Terms 10 suit purchaser.
3 five-rOOm Swiss cottages on lots 50Xll5
feet. situated In "WoOdmOnt." a suburb
on Georgetown and Tennaliytown r. r:
high and healthy: fine neighborhoOd.
Price. two az S1z50 each. one on corner
lot, 800. $50 cash on each, balance 20
suit purchaser.
Farm in Prince William County. Va,
3i- miles from Manassas. 1S9 acres, G-roOm
dwelling. barn and neat outhouses, 800. 90
feet saw mill lumber 200 cords wood on
place; also good saw mill 25-horsepower
engine. VIII exchange for Washington
city property. Adress
". 3. MATTHEW'S, Owner,
Evans Building.