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The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
NAY GET own HOME
House Bill Provides Millions
for Geological Survey.
EXPECTED TO PASS TOMORROW
Stricken from the sundry
Civil Appropriation Bill, but Rep
rcsentaffve BarthOIdt. of Missouri,
Introduces Separate Measure and
Has II Approved by Committee.

a bill was introduced in the House OF
Representatives yesterday by Chairman
BaTthoidt. Of the Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds. appropriating
$4,000 for the erection Of a home in
Washington for the Land Office. the IN
dian Bureau. the Reclamation Service
and the Geological Survey.
The bin was referred 10 the Public
Buildings Committee and favOrably re
ported within an hour, and in all prob
ability viii be brought up and passed to-
morrow under the suspension Of the rules
The provision allowing the money for
the construction OF this building was
contained in the sundry civil appropTia-
ton bill. but was stricken out on a point
Of order The friends OF such legislation
Immediately set about TO see what could
be done, but found there was strong oppo-
sition in the Senate. and that It likely
would have been stricken from the ap-
preparation bill if the House had not
knocked It out.
1t was then that M Bartholdt took the
matter in hand and drew up the bin in
troduced yesterday and had It hurrledly
acted upon by his committee
The need OF the home for these govern
ment departments in Washington has
been impressed upon members Of Con-
gress for several years. but until yester-
day it seemed that no favorable action
could be obtained. The Appropriations
Committee inserted it after bitter fight
by several Of the members. who believed
the matter should go over until next year.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LINERTAEN THAT HAVE AGREED
10 pool their carriages for the return o.
their patrons that go 10 the luaUgura'
Bal Tickets given by them e1titl= the
holder &c the first carriage ~ the q ST.
door OF the Pension Office No waiting -
calling numbers The price OF each car
rage. with return ticket is SIC at al the
stables:
A c. Brooks, 2o21 T7th 81 nv.
J. E Berry. NeW Willard, Raleigh Ebbitt
House.
e Burgdorf. 416 sth st. NV. s.. James
Hotel and Driscoll Hotel. Metropolitan
Hotel and Gordon Hotel
Z. z Barnes, court between D and F a1i
wm- " Chanbz-s, 1227 r st. NV. Dewey
D. L. Coons. sz7-s29 G st. NV.
T. Costello. z II 81 ne
Wn. 2 Downey. 1624 L 81. NV. Arlington
Hotel, Shoreham Hotel. Normandie Ho-
J Il. Gheen. Mt Pleasant. rear Of SIS
18th 81 nv
o. G. Garges. s52-s54. Pa ave. Sc
Parkway Stables. Ios5-IeS7 sd st nv.
R NJ Perry Co. = 9 st nv
J.. NJ Peake, Portland Stables. s45-ss5 y.
y ave NV
J. D. Robinson. SISSY 18th st. nv.
r. J. Selimsn. JohBson ave. between =
ana ; sts and 18th and 18th sts.
r Steel, 426 Sth St nv.
A. J. Simms. Mt Vernon Stables. 12ss 18th
Hotel
Fox Bros. S2s y J. ave. NV
Johnson Bros. "a r ST Se
J. c Love I44z p St NV.
JenerSon Stables, 6 b Van Nest. P-or.
between 18th and 18th SIS. and II and y
SIS. NV.
White & Barker. Bo1ton Stables. CauItoi
hlL 81 y Y ave and Cairo Stables,
1920 VI st. nv
". c Williams. I724 G 81. nv
Washington Livery Co, J. Rvon as S-h
St Nv
G; F: ZurhOrst's Stables. 2l4D st. Sc.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
COMMISSIONERS ARE PLEASED
District Officials Gratified at Repeal
OF Gas Initiation Act.

District Officials Gratified at Repeal
Of Gas Initiation Act.
The District Commissioners are gratifed
over the new legislation incorporated in
the District appropriation bill. They are
especially pleased with the repeal OF the
gas imitation act
ct represents a vast amount Of labor
on the part Of the members OF the Senate
and House committees" said Commits
sioner West and upon the whole is a
better bill than was anticipated at the
beginning Of the session.
The new legislation which is incor-
porate6 IS OF great Importance. notably
the repeal of the act which allowed the
imitation OF the capital stock OF the Wash
ing1on Gasiight Company. although the
amendment which provided fer cheaper
gas has been eliminated
'T must regret the provision in the
blu,' says Commissioner Macfarland
that the Commissioners shall not IL their
estimates recommend for all purposes ex-
traOrdinary, as well rs current. more than
twice the amount OF the District reve-
nues. for that VIII prevent Us from laying
before Congress in the estimates all the
needs Of the District.
The principle Of recommending both
extraordinary ard current estimates and
asking Congress 10 distinguish between
the two classes Of appropriations. which
has been maintained by the Commission
ers. the Board OF Trade the Chamber Of
Commerce. and al our civic organizations
ought still &c be presented 10 Congress as
the only method Of 50 dealing with our
appropriations as not 20 defer extraordi-
nary improvements or cripple current ex-
penditures'
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28

wound, and went 70 TIE hone &Dr.
Louis 8iackall. where he reccivt& & kreat-
ment The physician wss yUzzl when
he examined the wOuudeE isg. fo- there
were three wounds v-H.va a bullet OF
pieces OF bullet had - II left
no wound 70 show wht ne out.
The doctor went Nat, = BOY 70 his
home. accompanied by NJ -f.rents. Nor
gan led the way 70 the kaII On the second
floor. He showed where ne stood when
the revolver exploded. a few feet away
splinters were On the floor. and search
as 10 where they came from showed a
hole running Zig-Zag through the leg Of
an oaken chair Near the top Of the leg
was a hole where the bullet probably
entered. and q few inches below showed
where the bullet had come out Morgan
brought his book and showed where the
bullet. or a piece Of the bullet had
plowed its way through the pages OF the
novel
The boy showed how he stood when
the revolver exploded, and how ne held
the weapon A search was made for the
bullet, but il could not be found. The
boys parents and others searched for
the bullet all yesterday, with no success
Took X-ray Picture.
Dr. Macksu was satisfied, after an ex-
animation. that the lead had not lodged
in the leg Of Morgan. but. TO satisfy him
self and the boys parents. an X-ray pic
ture was made. The picture showed no
foreign substance in the leg, and then it
was realized that the accidental shot had
! indeed produced a mystery.
Morgan is in bed, but Dr.. MackaH says
| he viii recover
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
FOUND DEAD In HOTEL ROOM
Herman Wallerstein's Body DiscoV-
cred by a Chambermaid.
Brother of Commission Merchants
in Tenth Street NOrtbwest-BuriaI
to Be In Richmond.

The body OF Herman B. Wallerstein
Afty-two years old, was found in bed
in his room al the Norris Hotel. Twelfth
and E streets northwest. about O'Clock
yesterday afternoon by a chambermaid.
Wallerstein had been dead several hours
Coroner hewitt gave a certificate Of death
from natural causes, ascribing- death 70
rheumatic infection Of the heart
Wallerstein retired Friday night. appsr-
eEtly in good health. He did not arise In
the morning. A chambermaid unlocked
the door and looked In the room twice
In the day, but thought the occupant was
asleep and did not attempt to disturb
him. When she tried to arouse the man
she found he vas dead
Wallerstein was employed BY Waller
stein Bros, one OF the oldest eezr=.ission
houses IN Washington. at 212 Tenth street
northwest. His brothers took charge Of
the body. and viii send it 20 Richmond.
Va. on the sos o'clock train this morn
ing Funeral services VIII be held in the
Jewish Cemetery. that city.
Wsllerstein had been a resident Of
Washington for ten years. coming here
from Richmond He is survived by three
brothers, Nathan. Gustavus. and Byron
Wallerstein: a sister. Mrs Meyer Frank.
OF Richmond, and his mother, a resident
OF Washington.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
OFFICIALS ARE oVERwORKED
No More Permits or Badges VIII BE
Issued by Board of Education.

No more schooling certificates. permits,
OF badges viii he issued by Raymond O
WIlmarth. assistant secretary OF the
Board Of Education. who has charge Of
this branch OF public school work, Un1il
further notice from Superintendent of
Schools A 7 stuart
This order was Issued yesterday after
noon. and takes effect on "Wednesday
night For some time Mr- Wilmarth and
his clerical force have been overtaxed
with this work. ard many other impOT-
tant matters before the Board OF Educa-
ton have not been acted upon The order
Was issued so as TO give those employed
al the task a chance 70 catch UP with
the work OF the board.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
NncfnrInnd to c. Addrn..-

Commissioner Henry B. F MacfarIand
has been invited to address the business
men Of Savannah. Ca. at q banquet on
March IS in the interest Of a new building
for the Young Mems Christian Association
The invitation was pieseuted TO ar. Mac
farland by Representative Edwards. OF
Georgia. in behalf OF the mayor Of Savan-
nah. the presidents Of the Savannah board
Of trade. the Savannah chamber Of COM
merce, the cotton exchange. and the men,
bers Of the Y n G. A
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
Groceries for
inaugural Week.

Take advantage Of this underpricing to lay IN
the grocery supplies for the week There's a big
saving IN each item
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
WILL INSPECT NEW SCHOOL.
Bryan Building To BE Visited by
City Officials.

The District Commissioners have been
invited by the beard OF education 10 III
spect the new Bryan School building, re-
Gently completed. in 3 street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets south
east. tomorrow morning at Il O'Clock
The. school Is named after former Distric.
Commissioner BRAN.
Capt James s Oyster, William '. Cox
and Supt. A 7. Stuart viii represent the
schools
II the inspection proves satisfactory
the building viii be turned over for IN
spectlon by the chief OF the IRE depart
ment, Frank J. Wagner, who viii deter
mine whether it is freprOOf.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
MARINE BAND CONCERT.
PHYSICIAN IS DISCHARGED.
Coroner Decides Miss MILLER Diet
from Natural Causes.

from Natural Causes.
The death OF Miss Estella Miller at
Emergency Hospital on Friday afternoon
IS 'ascribed 10 urenia. Coroner Nevitt has
issued a certificate Of death from natural
causes.
a coroner's jury at an inquest yesterday
over the body Of the young woman re-
turned a verdict that the jurors could not
determine the cause OF her death OF who
was responsible for IL
Dr.. Crwin z Howe, who vas arrested
at the request Of Coroner hewitt, was re-
leased from custody. Miss Miller had
gone 10 the Office Of Dr. Howe, at so
Sixth street northwest, on Wednesday
and Thursday While in the Office the
Young woman had become suddenly IL
She was removed 10 Emergency Hospital
where she died while preparations were
being made for an operation
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28

A reward Of so has been offered BY Mai
Sylvester for the arrest Of Thomas Lyons,
an alleged clearinghouse thief, said TO
have operated In Washington with Wal
Ter c. Brooks Brooks was arrested in
New York and is held for trial on d
charge Of assault and carrying deadly
weapons. IT being alleged ne made a
desperate attempt TO escape from the de-
tective by whom he was arrested.
Lyons is at large, and Mai Sylvester
has sent descriptive circulars Of the man
10 the police in every part Of the coun-
Try. The circular contains a photograph
Of Lyons, taken at the time Of his arrest
IN New Rochelle, n Y. December. 1904
Unusual Ability.
The men are regarded by the police as
professional thieves Of unusual ability.
They are supposed 10 be the men who
robbed a residence IN Washington BY a
clever trick about a month ago, obtain
Ing jewelry valued at $500
None OF this jewelry was found IN the
possession Of Brooks when he was ar
rested, and the police believe Lyons knows
where Il can be found
Lyons is twenty-seven years old.
medium height. stout build, light com
plexion. dark brown hair. blue eyes. and
smooth face He dresses neatly and has
the appearance Of a gentleman
List of JevseITy.
a list OF the stolen 5ewelry follows:
Solitaire diamond ring. 1 TO u carats:
cluster diamond ring. large stone in cen
ter; diamond ring. design Of cross set with
g stones; cluster diamond ring. large stone
IN center; marquise ring. 4 OF emeralds
IN center. SURROUNDED by p diamonds;
ring set with sapphires and small dia-
monds; ring set with sapphires; gold
wedding ring. marked y. E. ". TO R. N.
n, June, 81; pansy brooch. pair cluster
earrings. large pearl in center. surrounded
by diamonds; gold hunting case watch.
Elgin movement. No 2sz75l2 case No.
1913. jewelers. scratch No. CssS. and
marked on inside case. Zoe 10 Rose. "
Total estimated value, S259o
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
Resigns Postal Berth.

Richard N. Webster. for ten years as
sistant attorney in the Office OF the As
sistant Attorney General and later special
counsel in charge OF matters connected
with second-class mailing privileges Of
the Post-ofTlce Department. has resigned
he viii go TO Spokane, Wash, about
March Is
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
Revolver in Right Hand
WARNING 10 PARENTS.

TIE sfiIk coHfzsuce appointed by the Die
:rict Commissioners. IN view q the MANY
DANGERS OF RAW MILK. has recon-
nsnded the hone-paSteuriztng Of an rzE nEk
b. bringing It to the boiling point, th-a
sithdraS. cool. ard keep cold untl used
The coufsrencs has thereby fndcrsed tbs
advice given b. this society fx 4 numbes
q rearE 20
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
MYSTERY IN BULLET
Harry MOrganShoOtS Himself
Instead of Burglar.
MISSILE PERFORMS STRANGELY

Passes Through n Book. Through
the Leg of Chair, and Yet Leaves
No Wound 10 show How IL Came
from the Boys LeS-X-ruy Makes
Puzzle More Difficult of Solution.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
scALD ALL MILK

i5T chlIcfen-
ne erroneous opinion held b. soze that pas
tsurizins Affects either the disztf5lisy or the
uutzitive Talue q the sIlk, o. that, as
rule. It VII prOdacs anT bad elects xaAl.
sossss.
SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION o.
SICKNESS.
z BsrlEner. sec-ssx-J
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28

Harry Morgan. the Afteen-year-old son
OF 2 carpenter living ct SOu Dent place
northwest. tells a story Of the freak an
tics Of a bullet from a revolver.
Morgan shot himself On Friday night
last while hunting for burglars with a
.S2-caIiber revolver belonging 70 his
father The boys parents were ct church.
and about o'clock he undressed and
went 10 bed A cat gained entrance to
the house, and Morgan thought robbers
were ransacking the place. He LEFT the
bed, found the revolver. and started on
hunt.
Revolver in Right Hand
IN his right hand he clasped the weap-
on. and in the left a book a cloth-bound
volume Of a modern novel. more than
two inches thick II the hail on the
second hoor stood an oak chair Harry,
IS his night clothes, made straight for
this chair. as the rooms and hall were in
darkness.
Suddenly the revolver exploded, and the
boy felt a singing pain in his left leg.
He lit a gas Jet and saw he had been
wounded. He dressed. after washing the
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
REWARD OFFERED
FOR ALLEGED THIEF
Mai. Sylvester Seeks Arrest
of Thomas Lyons
ROBBED RESIDENCE AT CAPITAL

With Walter c. Brooks, in Custody
in New York, Man sought For Is
Believed TO Have Stolen Jeweiry
valued at $4,000 Here by Clever
Trick-NOne of Property Recovered.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fide circulation-a circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning news
paper AZ the Capital It's books are open
The Washington herald., 1909-01-11
AUCTION SALES.
c. G. SLOAN 4 %. Iac.J. Accts-. I457 .

- W. S--O-asf - ". iDc-J. Accts-- l4E y 81
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAI. ES-
TATE. CONSISTING OF FIVE t5l MODERN
1Hi-kE-HIOEf BRICK DWELLING HOUSES.
bLlNts fRE5lloES NOS 8. :. @ z AND a
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE NORTHEAST
Whereas default having been made in the r-vp.spt
q Interest on The debt secured by csltan deed o.
trust bearing date June Is a ID. Ieos and reco5eI
aTn01g the land records Of The District q CCIum-
tis on June .. A. =. 1913 ia Lsber sIss folio q
seq and al the written direction q tae holder ard
owner = ne notes secured b. said deed q trust
The undersigned The trustees named IN sid deed q
tr-st, vi oeT for sale. U1cer the T-oyisicss there
o. al publc auction. IN 'front.' of he PREMISES at
3 o clock p n. on MONDAY. the Lsth dzy q jan
EarT- 4 D. 1913. .ke following described lard and
premise Tith the improvement easemeufs rights
ways. and aupurteDauces thereunto belonging Sit
u2te and lying IN tie District q Co.umba Lots six
si 20 ten GGl. inclusive. IN block tsa lI0l IL
Moore & BsrbCur's Addition 20 the City Of Wash
lngton. as pSr plat recorded in LibeT County We
.. ioHo p q tie records d the 0fCe c. the sur
Teyor q the District Of Columbia and subject 20
TIE covenant As 90 Of tie property as set forth
ia sad deed ~ trust
This property VII he offered sor sale IS a e.
tirery. Or As separate parcels Is NAY be directes
by The trustees a. the tine 0f the ssle
Terms Of Sale-One-third of the purchase --i~e IN
cab lof which a deposit of so mus, be made %
the trustees AZ The time q sale Il sold a a. e1-
Jirsty. deposit % 800 per lot 4 sold as SEP
aaIe iaTcesI. and the balance IN equal -o-es q the
Psrchase=, payable N pue and two wears from tss
date q sse. with interest a. TIE rate q per cen
rua Der annum. PAYABLE seni-anu.aIly. said notes
20 h secured by first deed o. trust or the property
sold. Ct al cash. a. the option of ire Dureasser
The fers q sale 20 be complied with within tzez-
q DAYS from date of sale n default 0f which the
property VII Be resold the risk End cost Of The
cefauiting purchaser purchasers sftc- fse days
TesdEertisenent n sons nevsoaper published IN
WsshinEton. .. c.
AT conveysncinz title examination. and recording
a. the eX7euse Of tire purchaser.
EDWARD ]. STELLWAGEN. Fr1stee
GEORGE E FLEMING. Trustee
H5lt- exS 18th and 4 sts ~.
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Equity Court No l.
TTSTICE RARNaRn


No. E5a. PickfG-d IS Talbot res.raiufnr o-ier.
AtrorDeys. Samuel Maddox aod z z DzEis
Aszguuelts for Monday Jsrusry Il.
No - Smith Barber Att0-neys. Gi-tings
& ChzEherlain-A. : WUthingtOn-
No. 20 TsTl0- e a.. Washington and Chesa-
Feaks Beach Railroad Company Attor1sys A :
Wo--hinEton snd Clark & Ke-ch-FuI.o1 Lewis
No - Curtis ~ Curtis e a. At;G7eys.
Syme FoEle
No ~ RcIle- =. Cart. Attorneys. M St-as-
bCrEg--Mr. SimuonS
Nc ~ Haney VS Cocks e 81 Attrnsy. NJ
Jones
No. Al Les Ovas CcmTa1y IS. Davis e g. At
tOrnsys NJ. Darlingron-Pu-Gan & NoTtC
No. ~ James IS. JEmes q a. Attuusys.
Bless.ug s Gooisu-Nr. Davidre-
No G5- kyr1s - Morris e a.. Attu-uevs. Oar.
Peysz. Taylor. ard B-osnan-Hariltor. CoIbe-t
TeTtes & HamiltGn-
No. -. Shelly sJ a. Is. BztlcT st ST. AttEucys
P-tnsm- Poe & Fsy-Robsson & Raksr
No 80 4 = s 7 Co. - Chew e. Al L.
toners. Mchenney & WilSoH-3Ir- Hui6skoDer
The Washington herald., 1909-01-11
DAILY COURTRECORD.
Saturday, January 3, 1902
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Assignments Tor Tuesday. January z 1903:
Patent sppsah-
No. IS Thompson IS Smith e a. AttUney.
Melville CHuTc5-E- c Brown and n Z Rohinsos
40 IL GgneTzl Railway signal Company. &c, "a
Ihullen- A1orneys, Z c BroSn-R. Z. C-use-
No ID Roif8 - EAisling e. Al No 81 Rulfe
n LesTsr AtcolsyS A. II. BelAeld, L S.
Bacoa J n. MilzDs-G. r HzulinA
No e. In re Application q Arthur G. East
wood AttOr1eyE. ". L PiTos znd RarI Fen
nins-W. S. Ruckuzn
No. -. Johnsca & JohnS01 "a Whelau- Atto--
res, " C. HeoderSon-I A Prevoss-
No S. In re applistoa q the Ne- Scuth
b7sTe-y and Ice COMPANY Attorneys 2 7 Fen
s5cE-W. 5. RGekman and 7. a Tenant
No. as- Msrd7o - Deg e al Attorurys. J. E
Bui-C. & Duel. r P Warfeld 4 L DueIl
No so. II re spDliczfi0l q Central Consumes
Company. Att0neys. 6. q Hsmlil-W. P. R1ck-
nan snd 7 4. Tenant
No. % Hannas Distillns Company IS. Geo. ".
IoDey Co1Vsuy- Attorneys. " y C-uzeIl-
james Hamilton
No. 50. IN 70 APPLICATION q Daniel B. Lutsn
Attorneys. Chester Braodeos5 and 4. u. Hood-
" ). RuckasB
The Washington herald., 1909-01-11
Equity Court No 2
JUSTICE WRIGHT

No. 1So14 BOYD Is BOYD: refe-errs % ezznine-
snd J. B. HoTlgsn appointed 10 defend. Attorney.
Is. p. Matthews
Assignments for Nonday January Il:
No. ~ Sheehy ~ DiStrict q Columbia At
tornsys. c. 4 Syns and c. A Douelzs-E r.
Thomas
No. - Jones IS Jones ct a. Attorneys. " Z
Amb-uss-C. 7 F. Graf
No. Ssi. Richardson z a. IS. Heusey e a. A.
to-Dsys c. H. MeTillat and V. y RicaariSo1-E
z. Thomas
No e. James vs. Rrosdbsnt- Atco-7szs. Milan
Suaith-W. 2 Ambrose.
No. 40 CounCr - Smith e Al. Atta-us-
archer & Srritll-BrzR5eabETS & BTzldeEbu-y. J.
R Fsgus. Estzsrott, Lester Price AID Wilson
& Bzrksiale.
No. 50 Hechf X Hscht Attnne7S. ". B.
Reil,y-Chsurcsy Haekstt.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-11
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT The
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
uent Washington. d. c.. until le O'Clock q T..
JANUARY p 1903. and publicly 0pe1ed iIInedi&Tely
theresfter TO furnish q. the navy yard Washington.
D. c. a quantity Of uaval supplies as follows: Sch-
~. Steel bars steel roofng-Sch- 77s; Portland c.
u.ent, concrete sand. broken stone. mortar. red
bricks roofing feIt-Sch- T79; Pine piles yellow
pine trolley track rail Applications FOR proposals
should designate the schedules desired b uU1heC.
Black proposals uiII be furnished upon application
to the Bureau E B. ROGERS, Paymaster Gen
e-al. l. s. y. aA-u
The Washington herald., 1909-01-11

SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B-Foilo~1nz schedule fFares published oa!y
a. information, and are not guaranteed:
fU Atlanta. Birmingham Mobile New orleans
AsheTilie. ChsttsDOogs. Hezpbis. as 4 ID sad
loss ,. U. daily
Fos Roanoke. Knoxville. ChaSsznoogz, Memphis.
heE Oriesns. 0a0 Q. n ds{ly
f1 So.u1s5.s. CbsTies-U1. AuEusts. Aiken. ssTan-
nab. IGcSsonTiiis. sod Florida points. 4ao p Il
daily
loGTtst csrs for CalifoTnia. tri-Weekly. so p Il
Lo7l fcr HaTrisonburE. 7 50 4 n daily: AS D n
sesE oays: for Danyille, SIS :. n daily, and fog
charlottesville. as g. n and as ?. II daily.
Frequent trains 70 and fTom BIueuOut
l. S. BROWff Genaai Agsnt
The Washington herald., 1909-01-11

SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF Co
lurabis, holding Probate Court No l50e. Admin
stratioa-Tais IS TO give notice thSt the subscriber,
of the DtSrSot Of Columbia has Obtained fruCs TIE
PROBATE COGTt q the District q Columbia letters
q administration on tire estate q Mary A. Gree1
late u the District q ColmhiA- dsoased- All
persons hsvirE claims against the deceased sre
hereby zGrned % EXHIBIT tbs ss1s. with the vouch
CTS thereof legally safhsuticste1 20 the slhsGfbr
on O. before TIRE sTH DAY OF JANUARY. A ID.
1916: otherwise they nay By law Be excluded from
az benefit oS sid estaue Given uc5er NJ hand
this sth dsv of Jsuuzry. 1909 GEORGE r PTLES.
Anacostia D @. Attest: (SeaL) JAAES TAN
NER. Register Of Wills fcr the District ot Colun-
bis Clerk of tbs Probate Couyt- LESTER &
PRICE Attorneys .zu-lS.5
The Washington herald., 1909-01-11
CHESAPEAKE {; OHIO RAILWAY

NOIE-Puo1sned OIL a. tnto-uAn0o. a1d aos
gra17tsed.
so ?. NC & q LIMITED. Daly-Fsa ~
ueaSeo uain Pullman sleepeB 70 LeIiugton. Loris-
vie. ClnouDI. IndlAnapOliA ChiGEo. and 81
Lo1iS ConD@cioo toz viTEfzta Hcs ST-hEz. P,zn-
nan car Louisville 20 Memphis and Hss OzlasuA
Dining czrs, q Il csrts serVioH.
n3e P. M-F. r '. LIMITED. Daly-sossd
ssssioule train Pullman Eleepe-s % Ctzzuua4
Lexington md LG1gglne O0uuSrsusrf sIes-sus
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