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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03
BOARD PLANS BIG
W0RKAT CATAWBA
Accommodations for Treatment
Of White Plague Largely
Increased.

Following the appropriation of s4o,-
600 by the last General Assembly for
the enlargement of the Catawba San
atorium, the State Health Department
is busy constructing the new build
ings at the sanatorium, and expects
to have them completed and ready fol
patients by September 1 next. This
increase in the accommodations will
permit the treatment of 10 patients
at one time, and will perhaps make
available the treatment of 400 con-
sumptives within one year, due to dis
charges of those cured
The engagements at Catawba will
follow the general line of improve
| ment planned when the first buildings
were erected there. The present build
| ings Will remain as they are. an6
! will still be used for the accommoda-
ton of patients. To the rear of the
present administration building. six
new lean-tos are being erected mod
] eled after those now on the lawn at
the sanatorium. These, however, will
be more conlmodious, and will, 1t is
believed, be more suitable for the pur-
pose.
Other Structures.
IN ADDITION, the state Board has au-
thorized the erection of a new dining
and amusement hall This structure,
which will be a necessity when the
other buildings are completed. Will be
situated on the new site. close to the
lean-tos, but will be within easy walk
ing distance OF the old buildings.
The former dining hall and admin
istration building will be transformed
into quarters for the institution staff
while the consultation rooms remain
as they are at present.
The department. in its last Virginia
Health Bulletin. just issued, expresses
its pleasure at this increase on the
accommodations While, of course /;
Will not be able to care for all the
consumptives. it will. says the Bulle.
tin, fulfil a larger destiny and vii
be Infinitely more useful to the State
than the present Catawba. If 400 pa
| tients the year can be treated at tn,
sanatorium, with its new equipment
1t Is safe to say that 400 health mis-
sionaries will be sent out into tn.
State, to preach the gospel of goo,
health and to tell the other consnmn
tives how they may be cured of III
plague.
The last reports received from Ca
tawba are most encouraging. All q
the patients are doing we'll, and man
OF those who were at the sanatoriun
when the January bulletin was issue
nave returned to their homes"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03
NOT GOING TO DIE
Mrs. Void, Who Took Poison IN Can
itOl Square, VIII Recover.


Physicians say that Mrs. Elinore
VOID, the. trained nurse who ATTEMPTED
TO commit suicide early yesterday
ing sixteen grains of morphine, win
recover. She said yesterday afternoon
az a ner boarding house, at SIS East
franklin Street, that she was driven
love. w u''eu
Mrs. Void tried to kill herself We'd
nesday afternoon in the office of the
man she claims scorned her love. She
was prevented from shooting herself
by THIS man, who took the pistol from
her hand. Determined to end her life,
she went to her room and secured NOR,
Prime. which she swallowed in Cap
itol Square.
She was found by citizen, who
quickly. notified the police, and she
was taken to her room In Franklin
street. Physicians from the City Hos
pital were summoned. and after ad.
ministering antidotes. Mrs. Wold Pc.
gained consciousness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03
NO DECISION YET
AS TO JUDGESH|P
Auditor Will Pay No Money
Pending Opinion by Attor-
ney-General.

There is no change in the situation
which has arisen throwing doubt on
the legality of the existence of the
Hastings Court, Part 2, of Richmond
and of the tenure of ofibe by Judge
Ernest II. Wells. There is no question
at any moment While the Auditor
of Public Accounts originally asked
the Acknowledgement for instructions
as to the payment of the Judges
salary, an opinion of Judge Williams
to the effect that the court was i'm
properly constituted would al once
throw matters into inextricable con-
fusion until the question could be
finally passed upon BY the Supreme
Court.
Judge Williams said yesterday that
he had as yet written no decision ir
the matter. There is a general i'm
preston among State officials, how
ever, that as he has had the papers
before him for some time his decision
is not likely to be favorable to the
payment of the salary by Colone
Marye
Prepared to Argue.
Judging from the statement made
by City Attorney Henry r Pollard ant
by Judge Wells, it may be gathered
that they compiled authorities on the
point LOT tie pun pose VI di lt-
fore the Attorney General Had they
believed he would decide that the
court is valid, IT is argued, the attor-
neys would not have gone TO the
trouble and expended the labor in
preparing citations.
Acting under a designation by the
Governor, Judge Wells went yesterday
10 Nottoway county, to hold a term OF
the Circuit Court II may be that
some one there may raise the question
of his being a judge.
1t was slated at the Auditors Office
that no..salery would be paid Judge
Wells until a decision was rendered
by the Attorney-General Upon that
decision depends entirely the futurs
action of the office.
1t is. of course, generally hoped thai
some satisfactory solution may b.
reached TO what Is unquestionably {
serious situation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03
Dies From Burma.

Mrs. Amanda Bowles. about seventy
FIVE years old, died at the City Hos
pital yesterday morning as the result
tinguish a fire in her home at 207
West Canal STREET, about o'clock We'd
nesday evening. The flame from an
oil lamp caught window curtains in
the woman's room. She attempted to
put the fire out when her clothing ig-
rited, and in moment she was en-
Neloped IN flames.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03
whita Men Sent to JoiI.

Charged With obtaining money under false
pretenses. John W. Collins and Robert WILL
liams. well-dressed white men, were yester-
day sentenced TO thirty days each in jail
by Justice Crutchheld There were twelve
counts against them. Colonel John S. Har-
pealed to the court for lenency, Council
man John Hirschberg also pleaded with the
court temper justice with mercy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03
RUNAWAY CAUGHT
Dorothy McClaren brought hack tc
CITY yrn,,, patn..b,,.,

NIIy FrVm FetcrhbNrE,
Dorothy McClaren. sis teen years old
who ESCAPED from the old Ballard
House on Franklin Street, last Tuesday
night, where she had been placed In
care of the Associated Charities, was
yesterday found in Petersburg by the
police. She was brought back to
Richmond last night and again com
mitted u the care of the society.
The McClaren girl, firing of being
cared for by the Associated Charities
ieaped from window some time
TUESDAY night, and made her escape
She was slightly injured as a result OF
jumping from the building.
according to attaches at the As
ISOLATED Charities the girl was sent
there by order OF the court In Peters
burg, She is being given home there
iluences.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03
No Blds for |mber.

No formal bid has 9een received
by the committee aufized to con-
slider offers for the phase of the
Chamber of Commerduilding and
property. There was have been a
meeting of the stockltrs yesterday
afternoon to hear Srt from the
committee. but in theFence of any
bids the meeting waajourned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03
Grand secretaIIer,cc.

Richard Schaefer. dew Britain,
Conn. grand seoretar{ the Order
OF Hermann Soehne. In the city
yesterday on businesAd was en-
tertained by member|f Koerner
Lodge. No. 3. last niAat Sparks's
Hall. The order is ondthe largest
herman orders In the fd States
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03
Judge williaprutor.

Attorney General sRl w, Williams
will be the orator TOT at a confed-
crate memorial celellon at South
Boston, under the lpices OF the
Daughters OF the Coteracy. Judge
Williams will delivene crosses Of
honor to the veterans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03
S11nnson atInitoI.

Governor Claudt. Swanson, fol-
the first time since left office or
February l., visited Q Capitol yes
terday. He had comto the city tc
attend the funeral of B. Munford
The former GovernGs bronzed from
the work of hoeing ntoes and sim
liar Cfncinnatian purts on his farm
in Pittsylvania coun He said he
did not know sirglaing about pol
itics, but would have good corn crop
Mr.. Swanson called OIL the State Of
fcials.
He left last night Salem, where
day he will delivfhe address al
the unwilling of q Celebrate monu-
mcnt. He has promtsthe Ninth Dis
trict Democratic Colittee to spend
TWO weeks during thatumn in active
campaigning for the elton of Henry
g. Stuart. He has fuer promised tc
give Mr.. Slemp and tHepubltcans the
very best he has in shop.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03
Discuss Exnlntions.

State Bank Exami C. c.. Banks
dale, of South Bostonlme to the city
yesterday in obedienro summons
from the State Corporpn Commission
Matters were discusstelative to the
beginning of his wor July /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03
State hoard Meet.

A meeting of the Ste Board of Ed
,ucation will be held Juno is, pro.
vided a quorum canttend on thai
date. Efforts are nolbeing made tc
find If the members q be present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03
suit Instituted.

Suit Instituted.
Suit was instituted yesterday In the
Law and Equity Court by the Rich
mond Iron Works. Incorporated,
against Bergdall and Pauling. for
S49153
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03

Sent to Reformatory.
In the Hastings Court yesterday. morning
Judge Witt committed to Catholic insti,
tuition for waYward negro children. In Bal
timore, Adlee Burrell, the eight year old girl
who was recently convicted OF house burn.
inQ. lGs sassbt3 5{ itil8 'F5sE 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03
StaM Not /

The Governor will npe accompanied
by his official staff abe ceremonies
at Petersburg to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03
Fined for Sneedinr

ItHcu TUT optcuIHE.
FOR exceeding the speed limit with their
automobiles N w. Bowe. II. II. Soper and
Charles ". Shields We're yesterday fined $50
each in the Police Court by Justice crutch-
held. Mr. Bowe appealed to the Hastings
Court. Tho others paid their fines.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03

Yernlin.
We will pay $50 in gold for vermin that In
sectine will not instantly kill. II
Velyetta Mfg. CoA PhllRds lRhla, Pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03

1nsectine
Is guaranteed to BIO tho quickest and most
efficient remedy for completely cleaning q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03

Kills
F1ies reaches. bedbugs. plant lice disease
germs. and is the best dlslnfectant you cam
uEe, n y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03

The last reports received from ca
tawba are most encouraging. All of
the patients are doing well, and many
OF those who were at the sanatorium
when the January bulletin was issued
have returned to their homes"
The Washington times., 1910-05-19
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO K. R

LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every Other Hour on The ODD Hour
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
s7-oo q m--DiDeT. Pullman Earior Car.
fsso0 e. m--S-hoUE Crzil-
1e 90 q D--DiDer and PElir1zn PGrior ca
flI-Co a. m--Diner and Observation Pullr-s1
ParIor Car
sI.cs p m--Dine- and Pullmz1 ParIor Ca
sssoO . n--''Royal Limited Al Puilr2az
F5ve-hour.
f4.eJ 2 n--Coscdes Philadelphia
$50 D n--DIner and Pullman ParIor,
$50 , n--Soaches q Nsw York
s1z:l5 X T.-SIeepsrs 70 New York
s2-52 - n--SieSpGrS . EhlAs1el plfs a1d
ATLANTIC CRY. fz.oo 900: tu.ss =
f1-oo. sS=os , Ia
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY zOCR On THE HOUR
fWeek lays a n TO II p
s2:5z fs.oo- fs.s9, s4-oo. ia. TS-O5 $40 -
400, u:lk, tz.so STA f3.z0. 40. f4.5S
fs-4s $50 t5US so. fs-01. 'Ssse, f7-c1 sS-os
fs.oQ, '1I.0o, -10-S5- sl1=So, sI2-ls ~ Z
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. s1.21, $50 >
VILE -9.10 s. sG-05 , u. sI7-10 nIrb-
PITTSEURG. -s-IS g. n. ~. ss.lg D 2.
sI2 - night- Sleeper ready 10 , u
CLE.N EI-AND. -s1e ?
COLUMBUS. -5-So p ~
WHEELING. $40 - Z. $50 D N
WINCHESTER fssls - n. tf;5S fJ.N
FREDERICK is:zo. fs.la +sas a n. IN
"a RIGERsT0EFS. $40 i m. $50 ,. n
sIaiIy. Except Sunday @SUnday onfy
TELEPHONES a al OF the foIoWi1s
srickef OnIcss: IslT G 81. Tel- Main 1881: 81
station Ticket ONCE Main 80. L7fo=EzA-
don Euresu. Aaia 4ss9-
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sEARoARD ATR LINE

1895 a. D. daily Florida Fast MALI
Through coaches and Pullman sleepe-s to
Savannah and JacksonviIIe- parIor car Jack
sGnvillc 20 Tampa Through Sleeper ID
Atlanta Dining cars
rs 2 M daily -Seaboard Exrress 90
Through coaches an Pullman sfeepe-s sSa-
vsnnah. Jacksonville. and Tampa Also
Atlanta. Birmingham ana Memphis Dining
cars
Ticket Office. IsIs New York ave y "
E A HAYWOOD c. r. A
Geo. Z Phillips. D.P.A- c. B. Ryan. c PA
rrvl--rF
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. WASH
ssis viii Be received at this o. se until 10
O'Clock D m. Friday. MAJ q 1910 fo~
eookbinding work for the PucIic Librarv
D c. during the fiscal year ending Tlrne
80. 1911 Form OF proposal suecfdcattor1s
and necessary information may be oFtsfna5
upon application to the Property Clerk. ID q
Room S16, District Building CCNO H RI
DOLPH. JOHN A JOHNSTON WILLIAM
V JUDSON, Commissioners. d. c. myI9-st
ANNUAL SUPPLIEs, Hcadquariers- Z 8
Marine Corps Quartermaster's OTice
Washington. . c.. May Il. 1910 SEALED
PROPOSALS, to be publicly opened in trfs
Office al II a m. June 15. 1910. are hereby
invited FOR furnishing the Marine Corps
with annual supplies including statIorerv
Aersey. shirtins. jacket and scarlet rannsI
blankets. socks, white linen. Jean. s1nds--
wear shoes caps gloves. trumpets. faas
brushes. Implements, crockery kitchen 49,
mattresses. rubber goods buttons fb-gg5
bedsteads cots esc PROPOSAL bIsr,l- -
other Information cen be obtained ana sss1r5
staB0aro samples examined at this Office a15
at the Office Of the Depot Cuarrerr.ll So
Z 5 M G, uO0 south Broad street Phila-
delphia- Pa This Office reserves the right
to reject any or al bids and 10 waive n
foTmalities- + L DENNY, Colonel Quar-
teTmasteT- myI9es
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA E-sstfr5--
ton D. c. May 4. I91O-SeaIed urou.,ssf. -
be received AT this Office Until . O'clock o m
May =. 1sle. fsT sites for school buildings
and grounds adjacent to school buIldinrs : -
site for engine house, IN the following IoraT-
lties- School site north OF o street Tres+ 81
North Capitol street. and east OF 7th street an
Georgia avenue School site. west OF Soi,siersS
Home grounds. east OF sherman avenue ~
New HaTnpshiTe avenue. south Of Rock CJres5-
Church road and north OF Girard street IN
proximetely 800 square feet Additio.9s7
ground IN the Immediate vicinity - ebo o.
SchOc.- Aoditonal ground adjacent fo -,
Ivy City School. approximately q O0G SOMA.
feet Additional ground adjoining the Fs-7ooI-
land school, approximately 7,5co square feet
cir n rna rrgrF
Creek Church road and Georgia aTenlls y "
A certified check for one hundred dollars. a
bond OF an approved surety cornuarv IN fhe
sum Of one hundred collars; or a certfacsfs
from the Collector OF Taxes that the algo.e
mentioned sum has been deposited, with hin
must accompany the bids for sites submitted
in each locality as guarantee OF sale T-ne
Commissioners reserve the right 70 reject snv
and all bids CUNO II. RUDOLPH. JOHN
n JOHNSTON. and WILLIAM V JUDSoN
COmnissiooers Of the District oT Columbia
soy1E-TtsxSu
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.


Published only as Information. not guaranteed
2-oG p N daily-F-5- Virginia West VI
GINA and Kentucky points Pullman SIsep-
ers- Buffet Parior from CordonsviiIe
$50 D N daiiy-CINCINNATI-ST LOUIS
CHICAGO SPECIAL Solid train TO s.
Louis. with Pullman sieepers 20 Chicaca
stops only at important stations PuIirisr..z
finest equipment and G. & Q. Dining Car
40 p N daily-F- 2 y LIMITED 20
Cincinnati, Louisville, the West. Sor1thvres-
and Northwest Through Pullman 70 VIZ
ginis bot Springs. Cincinnati. and Louis
Vile. c. & O. Dining Car
Chesapeake and Ohio Ticket Ofhces at 51g
Pa. ave, 1888 r St, ard New Union Starfon
Telephone main 10sS and G25s for ticicsts
baggage checks. reservations. and taxicabz.
EuJ1-a
The Washington times., 1910-05-19
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-FcIIOWing schedule figures puo-Ishss
enIv as information and are not Sazral ted.
Eor ALIanJa- Birmingham. Mobile. Nez
Orleans, zsheXille. a ana 1875 D =
For CnatTanOOga and Memphis. s-03 = n
daily
Tor Eoalohe. Knox NE. CnaTtancoEa- 5iF-
c1fngnarn. New Orleans. I0-I0 D n
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga <znS-
g1llss Memphis. SO ~ M daily lSleepia.
ear open after 70 , ~
Eor Atlanta. LITE-n E1aTa. Columbia
Charleston. augusta Aiken Savannah. Iazk.
eazv1lies and Florida pc17ts. s-I5 D q. daIsy,
I. & BROWN General A Ee-.
s-e
The Washington times., 1910-05-19
FOR SALE-H0JSES

THE FIRST PAYMENT OBSTACLE
Is PRACTICALLY REMOVED II
PURCHASING ONE OF THOSE
MOST DESIRABLE HOMES
IN THE BLOCK BOUNDED
By K AND Il AND 9TH
AND 10TH STREETS NORTHEAST.
You can Use your rent as purchase
money WITHOUT making the usual
first payment OF several hundred dol
lars Slo0 IS SUFFICIENT.
The houses are xeII built and coz
veniently rrauged-coutsining six
rooms. bath. large bright cellar, very
large front lawns. rear yards. with
attractive low paling fences.
Walking distance OF Printing O4ace.
Union Station. Capitol. Library etc
Close 70 two car lines.
$3.50 per month payments.
To inspect. call OF phone;
THOS. J. FISHER & CO., NC,
73S 18th st. N ".
rnvra-fr,
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Z. H. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS sMITH.
Attorneys.

AttOrneES-
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA Holding a District
Court In Re. The extension Of Park Plsce
Home lands District Court No S7s Not5ce
is hereby given that the Commissioners Of
the District OF Columbia. pursuant 70 the
provisions OF An Act approved February u
1915, entitled An Act 70 authorize the ev-
tension OF Park Place northwest have filed
petition IN this Court praying -he Condeln-
nation OF the land necessary Tor the exte1-
sion OF Park Place with a width Df forty feet
along the west side OF Soldiers Hon.. Is-,r5
IL the District % Columbia. as shown on a
plat or map died with the said petition as
part hereof and praying also that a Jury
men. who shall be freehOiders within the
District Of Columbia. not related 10 sDv
person interested IN these proceedings and
not in the service OF employment Of the
District Of Columbia OF Of the United Sfstes
be summoned BY the United States RFarstai
for the District Of Columbia to asses ft9e
damages each owner OF the land to be fal~e1
NAV sustain by reason OF the extenSIo-, -
the aforesaid Park Place northwest ana +be
condemnation o. tne lsnd necessary for the
purposes thereof, and to assess as benesrs
resulting therefrom the entire amount ~ go
damages. plus the costs OF this PRECEDING
uron the land abutting upon the SAID $500
to be extended. and also upon an ofher rfeceS
and parcels Of land which the fyJrv nil 49,
will be benefited by the said extension OF ere
said street as provided FOR by the sforess5d
Act Of Congress II IS. by the Cont f6sS
I7th day Of May. A ID. 1910 ORD7cRFsr1 49,
Ali persons naF4ng any interest il these ~
ceedinrs be. and they are I.erebv v-a-r,a1s -
commanded 10 appear IN this Court on or
before the 7th day Of June. A d Ie10 a.
ten O'Clock a. ul-s and continue in sfse-s1s.--
until the Court shall have made its sneI
e-der ratifying and confrming the 49,
C damages and the assessments OF heneets
OF the jury 70 be enpaneied and SvIo-,
herein. and II Is further Ordered sEe+ {.
corv OF this notice and order be utb5l.t.S
once IN the Washington Law Recorfer -
q six secular days IN The WashfnEton F---e-,
i1g Times. The Washington Herr ID a15
The washington Post. newspapers ur5blsshe5
in the said District. - nmencin- AZ Ieas4
twenty days before the s d 9Th dav of T171o
A .. 1910 e IS further Ordered tEat a eory
Of this notice anG order be served bv sbe
United States Marshal OF his deputies mon
such owners Of the land 70 be condenor,s1
herein. IS may be found BY the said Na-zhaT
or his deputies within the District OF CoIur7-
bia, and upon the tenants and occupanrS ~
the same before the 9Th day OF June. A D.
1910 By the Court, WENDELL 2. STAT
FORD. Justice fSesi) A True Copy re-.-
J. r YOUNG. Clerk By T. e CUNNING
HAN. Asst Clerk EYzs-st, exSu
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FOR RENT-HoUSES
J. 9 WELDON q CO, "a L CAE.
HOTTSES

= - WELDON a. CO. "a L CAE-
HOUSES.
tes 4 se. 12-.zb.. s5o ooI5II A Sc. er b.. 2. %
l24 E Cap. 1Ir.b.. IS 50 5os % ne, I'D - y
1oT -, e'A-I-o s'-e9 ls5 D 81, 7r, b---- 22-5o
- la Sc 6T,b $50 60 18th ne. 81. b. = 50
~ Carroll Sc sr b 90 % I90s II Sc sr . e 20
- - Ne 6r.b----.- 80 90 gIL 9Th ne. 81. % 50
- "a aF ne.srs $50 81 18th So 6r b. IS -
- - Sc sr.b---- z753 81 18th Sc. 81. D. Ig 80
49, ne r. D. p % 5l5 18th Sc, er, b.. 1880
sl4 y 9 az Sc sr b Zg % sgI TEf6 - er - .g 20
- 1y Az Sc. 7rb q 81 'I27Q Duncan. 6r.b 1759
lUeb = ne. 81. b q % 7eqe Ezru,er ne grh II 90
-. 4th ne. srb... 3 50 TrSS R.rner. sr.b.. 80
- sth ne. 7rb 3 81 f0s 4sfh ne a. IL 80
- ky av Sc, Or b q N 916 1T6 AZ ne Er ~ a
81 3 ne. 7r.b Il 81 30 7 - - IL %
FLATS
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SSo ne. sr.b---- 20 50 5Z71k 9th ne, 5r,b- Is 50
tSS 81 Cap,5r; b. 300 So5 9Th Sc, 5r,6-- $3.50
- 20 - Sc srb.... 3o09 1853 NOISE ne Arb Is =
- 1S.h Sc. erb-- 2s59 1914 Ros daIe,lra 14-50
sge Io.L ne, 5r,b-- 2250 65s Mortca. 4r,b-- 145o
So 40th ne. 5-.b- y 50
APARTMENTS.
G4lqEnet- % and E. Cap. zr.b..-........sss5 80
is-els ~ Nd ave ne. 5r D. 2 -
=, = 9Th Sc ne, A. b............ 5.08
- -, 49, = %
=" - 9fsD------.-- 800
- 17S-so 90. &Zi-5e 80
% -S-F sfso..s......-... % 90
uvIT.l9
The Washington times., 1910-05-19
BUILDING MATERIAL
WELL DIGGING

CEAS n DORSEY < BRO. Contractors
Wen digging. pump makers. artesisn well
dri Iers and test boTings. All orders prompt
" attended 80. Work done satisfactorily fs35
nyI5-7t-
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LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT. or
COLUMBIA Holding Probate Court No
lll23. Administration This Is to give notice
That the subscriber, OF the state OF Penn
sylvania, las obtained from the Probate
Court or the District q Columbia Letters
o. Administration the estate OF Jt1strrs
z CrisTOld- late Of the District Of Columbia
deceased All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof. legally
authentiCat=ds 20 the subscriber. on Or before
TIE 18Th Gay of Nay, a ID. 1871 otherwise
they may by law be excluded from an be0e-
ht Of said estate Given under y hand this
18th day Of May. 1910 GARDNER B. GRIS-
WOL4D. Powell. Pa (SeaD Attest JAMES
TANNER, Register of Wills for the District
Of Columbia Clerk Of the Pro bate Court
SAMUEL HERRICK and JAS y. cox. At
torneys- -uvlq u ieq
The Washington times., 1910-05-19
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