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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29
State Finances Show Improvement.


State Auditor II. +. Graham, of
| Craftsbury and State Bank Commits
sioner f. c. Williams of Newport have
| Just completed the examination of the
| accounts of State Treasurer f. H.
Deavitt for the fiscal year ending June
80 last and as the result of the exam
ination find available for current ex-
penses, $205, 1896, which is 500, 242. l l
more than a year ago. This does not
include current receipts for corpora
tions, inheritance tax, and miscellane-
Oas sources.
The total cash on hand is 1891 1893,
and the disbursements for the year
were $1,S22,S S2. The larger items re-
ceived are as follows:
Department of justice, $105,617; in
sane, $4S, 12S; house of correction, $12.-
2l5; industrial school, $761.43; liquor
licenses, $50,9S9; fees from foreign in
surance companies, $l1,706; circus, ST.
900; hides and carcasses by cattle com
missioner, $3,705; hunters license fees,
$16,0S7; automobiles and motor ve-
.hicles, $40,9S2; collateral inheritance
tax, $685. savings banks, $454,330;
railroads, 1912 .303; transportation COM
panies, $4,000; street car companies,
81 400; express companies, $1,000; tele-
graph and telephone companies, $780,.
$50; insurance, $l30,363; national
banks, $51, S66; total taxes except state
highway tax, $l02,170; income from
permanent school fund, $50,712; prin-
cipal United States deposit money paid
by towns, $l5,32S; total ledger liabil.
tiles, $714,S71.59 total principal of
permanent school fund $1,l2O, 494.25;
cash in state treasury of income un-
aDportioned of this fund, $50,324.33,
making a total of $1,170,SlS.5S.
Rev. P. J. Barrett, for the past IA
years rector of st. Mary's cathedral
in Burlington, has been ordered by
Bishop J. J. Rice to st. Raphael
church in Poultney. Rev. J. F. ellis
has been appointed to the reetorship
of St. Mary's, and Rev. J. J. Kennedy
will take the place Of Father Crosby as
second assistant, Father Crosby be-
coming first assistant. Rev P. O'Donog-
hue, who is now at Poultney, will be
transferred to Wallingford. Father
Barrett g IA years of service at the
cathedral have been marked by re-
markable success. In addition to his
II years of continuous service there,
he served for few years as assistant,
soon after his ordination.
TOlloWIuS up HIS pioSIau, Aou0i ~
G. Fleetwood, recent candidate for
governor of Vermont, has announced
his campaign expenses. The total is
$566.31, the expenditures beginning on
10, 1909. with the purchase
of IS envelopes at cost of $1.62, and
and ending July IS with the purchase
of stationery and circulars, which cost
1852. The largest single item is $65..
81 for stamped envelopes, with $64
grapher s services during the campaign. |
The candidate even goes so far as to |
include his hotel bill at Montpelier
during the convention. There are 104 |
separate items in the expense account.
At a meeting of the republican state
committee held in Burlington Friday |
afternoon it was decided that head
quarters will be established at Rutland,
in the Mead building within a. few
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29

York, in a vigorous campaign against the
house,ay, has gathered a large body Of
health boards all over the country, citing
specific instances, as to the direct trans
mission of dangerous diseases by means
of se-fies.-From 'The Disease arry-
ing House-Fly," by Daniel D. jackson, in
the American Review of Reviews for
July,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29

W. Y. VERMONT
Sd Marlboro, a.
e Probate Court for the District
snS pnserested in the estate of Miriam
y annfs eaoen Winches er. Greeting:
etby tss IN writing hath been made
kof al e guardian for license to sell the
Il ior tho wards, representing that the
9h sals e p purpose of putting the pro-
kks ~ az. ~ interest, or investing the
Mt for t tsa real estate. or using the
hsnld i "a benefit of said wards as the
lea tho o = beneficial for said wards.
Ntb d sv said Court appointed and as
taeba,Hs !; o. July: 1910. at the Probate Of
nd amin "a sald District. to hear and de-
Pot 10 ,SSs'Csaon. and ordered that public
kpubli,Sisg given to all persons interested
hhe R,...gs ms order three weeks sue
Y Bn,,let Reformer a newspaper
b tbs eoofo in said District, which
a.rern. elgnhborhood of those persons
b tbe "a. an which publications shall
You ~ lle appointed for the hearing.
eqr =. ~ II hereby notified to appear be-
Sse in He time and place aforesaid,
such E SAG Court to object to the
ae nv license. If you see cause.
y mi aahd at Brattleboro, in said
'a Gay of July. 1910.
~ H. E. EDDY, Register
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29
The Poet on the Wall.

I remember, remember,
The house where l was shorn:
The hallowed place where little lambs
Came peeping in at morn;
The playful bears and friendly bulls
Who wisely counseled me,
And where I bought at S.
And sold at %.
Christian Work and Evangelist.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29

A young lady who taught class of
small boys in the Sunday school desired
to impress on them the meaning of re-
turning thanks before meal. Turning
to one of the class, whose father was a
deacon in the church, she asked him:
civilian, what is the first thing your
father says when he sits down to the
tablet"
HE says. Go slow with the butter,
kids; it's 40 cents a pound" replied
the youngster.-Everybody's.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29
Legal Notices.
80, ar xlNfnRor y ApAns


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= e. e., ~ q ilraiiisteIsA In said Do
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vas~ ~ sasalnfs ard aiis~inS ths
W. - saaaia 4 the .sisis " ssh
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~ ~ N siios lhsJeaf 10 given 10 ell
y w. -. ~. "a - All ssiAis b. pabiishins
-. saks saegsssitslf pfesto1s 70
sne a liz nfaitisl.oro hefafmef, .
o., =. ss.lll.isi At i'Fa''ls'''@ In said Dis
arr hflehy haiifei 10 appear 81
>f.as - Il Rfaillsbana IN said District.
RS .s.isn.i, lhsa AID there 10 contest the
. ~ 90 seaoani, Il You sss eaass. and
p srs I ,s.5 rsti as lrs. l.sslecs and lsw.
20, = - . fsriisa
s asl,5 = a, Hand this 18th day Of July.
H,R. EDDY. Register.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29

Judge-'Why didn't you seize the thief
when you found him."
Policeman-"How could 1? I had my
club in one hand and my revolver in the
other!"-Fliegende Blaetter.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29

VERMONT PRINTING co.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29
.NeWHan,pshire
HINSDALE.
Serious and Unusual Accident to Dan.
lei Redding.

ioi ncuuiuB.
Daniel Redding, who has for several
years been section boss here on the Dos
ton & Maine road. was the victim OF a
serious and unusual accident last Monday
afternoon. lie. with his crew, was at
work on the curve just south OF W: n.
Pixies when the afternoon express from
New York city approached. Mr. Red.
ding stepped aside and while the train
was passing something hit him powerful
blow on his left leg just above the
ankle. breaking both bones. 1t is not
known what hit him but it is thought
that some part of the engine broke and
was thrown in his direction. He was hur.
ried to DIR. Roberts, office where all aid
possible was done TO relieve his sutferings:
lie was then taken to Memorial hospital
in Brattleboro where the fracture was re-
duced
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NEAR-URBAN.

Widows Mite and Mount Pleasant-R-
Thomas Robinson e TX 70 Clarence r
Norment. lot ?. block 4 SO
West Observation-Disclosures VI Henderson 70
Union Trust Company. trustee, lot 20. block
/ 8. 01G-
Pleasant Plains and Ie Mars Outlet-FIora
n Schmidt ~ viz EHnest L.. 10 Dudley
r Hassan, part lot . SIC
Columbia Heights-Charies J WalkeT e TX
to Emma P Towers lot 40 block 2. SO
Ingleside-William Y Mahoney ct Tx 20
Mrs W " Davis lot =, block 5. 80
20 Francis II Eeichard and Amanda NJ
Reichard- Tot s.. square 55o1- SO
washington Heishts-Augusta 9 Montz to
Rose L May lot ., block ) so
EIesEde-T.ewis E Breuninger ct TX to
Johu l. Nelson LOT g. block i. SO
E4obrSeaa Nanor-Charles RsnshaW q ux. 10
George Topham and Lewis Z PeTdum- trUs-
tees east half lot 3 block a. SO q
Columbia FeiEdtS-FfarTy A Kite 10 Edward
P and Emma F Moves lot - block =. so
Scheutzen PARTICIPANTS Conner to George
II. ard Fannie A Miller, lot S. block ;.
I.inthicun Estate-CharIes G. Warden 81 TX
20 Acheson r. HaSssn, south part lot T.
Eu1la-e g15s SIC
widows Mite and KaIora-ns Heights-Char-
lotre v. Daley 20 Charles J Walker. lots L
and Is widows Mite and lot Il. block
Is KaIorsmo Heights. SO
TngIeside-Eennedy Davis Company 70
pol creek Church Rosd-Kennedy Brothers
TO Maurice A. and Mabel NJ MCAulifIe- lot
IL. square 30s1. SIC
% James and Mary c. Funk Tot 40 block
- SO
F.i-l,teertll street and Park TOsd-Sadie 7.
rsre1ruinEer It viz Lewis E to Edward Il
Thomas part lot IS, block e. Ingleside,
81 Co
Columbia Heights-ThoTnas h Melton ct TX
to Charlotte VoiKt- lot a. block - SO
v-oo5lzv ParIz-Ssuford EdIe 10 Richard f.
Psirn Iot .. block Is. SO
Ty---iesife-Sadfe l. BreuniuEer Ct viz Lewis
r 70 George E Walker. part lot $. block
r. SO.
vyo-llev Park-Frankiin T. Ssnner ct ux- to
Robert Callahan IT.. lot 1S4, square 2204,
40
Dobbins Addition-James Martin - uK- to
Frances ". Hartman, lot 81 square 800
SIC
and Flora J. Dodd. lot -. square Is, SO
bloom, II gda-e-William : Browning et uZ
to David B MurdOck- IT. lot / block
Il SO
Columbia HeiEhts-Thomas H Melton ct uz
to Aaron and Mamie Nusbsum. lot IS.
block -. so.
Observation-Disclosures A Dovd 10 Edward
l. Hfllyer. lots 10 III rs, block Il SO
Columbia HeIghts-Annis C Marshall 20
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! Charles A. sidmzn.

Mary l. Belmont anG Charles A. SidmSn
lot rs, block - $40.
Holmead Manor,-l.ouise 2 ferkns to =. Il
/ liam s. Brownin, part los s. block 20, 80
Mt Pleasant-Harry Wardnan ct al 20
] Charles Ia and Della Winbisler. ct $50, slo
Columbia Helghts--Charies T. w 'bigler g
ux- TO Thomas ?. Bones. lot 3 bIsSk 3, $40
Washington Heishts-Zaluna A CheSley e
viz, John T. 10 Edgar W McCormiek, lof
Columbia Hsights-Harry B. ETiIlscI :
TO Edward E Lewis, lot IS block q g
wallis Ct ux to Harry wardnan :,
Thomas p. Bones. part lot 137. SIC.
Lsnier Heights-Harry Wardman et IL 70
20II Columbia rosG-Helen r Hsines ct viz
Henry G. 10 Geo &c c. Reid, lot lS6. Wyo-
indolenee-chsr,ss : Wire ct ux. to Ella
May Fenton. lct - square 1913 SO
Charles c. Warden. lots Is and Is, g. t|e
PetwoTth-Ruth " Simpsoa TO Homer smith
lot 80. square % SO
V Beale. lot IS. block 3. SO.
Ingleside-Bucy V Besie to Harvey A Hard
ing lot IS. bloc s. SO.
Columbia Heights Charles w. King ct ux-
to Lena Harris oart lots s. and SIS. block
Pleasant Plains--ee Brown 70 Helen B.
Petherbridge. lot IL. block 4. SO.
Mt. Pleas and Pleasant Piains-MaTy NJ.
Phelps 60 Reuei u Phelps lot so block
Meridian HiIl-wiTtIm G BIncon ct uK. to
Ida E. Fiokiius. lot IS. block - SO
Dorsey 2 Phillips. lot IS. square 3o4l, 80
Columbia Heights AMI Chevy Chase Heights
John Q. Muncaster ct al to James j
Kesne. part Tot IS block =. Columbia
Heights. and lot 3 square 1855. Chevy
Chase Heights. SO
Colum Dia Heights-TEomas r Bones 10
Florence E Stra sburgsr. lot 3 block 3, SO
InKieside-James Martin ct ux- 20 Frank Il
DeVereuX and Florence V. DeveTeuN- lot
-, block l. SO
Mt Pleasant aQd Pleasant Plains-Thousas
W Naccubbin Fl ux- TO Pauline GoldnsaTla
lot So. ablock 3. $40. Same TO Ike Garner
and Belle Garner. lot so block .. SO
Petv-orth-Cseorge " Acorn et TX 70 Marie
R Oates. lot &c. square 81 $40
IndOlence-Hf Try Wardman et al 20 ANA
deus g Peter, lot q square Z10<- 80
Pleasant Plsins-HarTy p Wilson 81 al 70
william Il and Frances n Walton, lot 81,
suua e south Of 2SZ7. SO
Widows Mite and Park View TerTsce-Nil-
liam kehOe et TX TO Washington Educa-
tiouaI Society. part lots 20 and q. Widow s
Mite. and lot ?. block ]. Park View Ter
race SO
ieside-Harry Wardr1an ct al TO luna
A Chesley. lot 107. block "A. SO
Columbia HeiEhts-ChaTles " King - uX- 20
Susie L DeVsIiinE. lot is. block q SO
Columbia EIeiEhJs-Madison Whipple ct ux-
- Thomas W Fowler. part lot 2, block
s. SO
Pleasant PIsins-Harry 3. WilBOn e al to
Clare D Kendall lot 80, square : OF ~
SO
West FTo'-4esd Manor-Chsries H NussbauHl
20 BeT7 "a L Nicely. iOt p. square 2SSs, 40
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The George Washington
University
Department of Law

THREE-TEAR DAY COURSE Uecturss
mostly from q n 20 u M IezdfnF
TO the degree % Bachelor q Laws
NEW THREE-TEAR ATE RN o o -
COURSE tLECTURES BETWEEN s-57
AND $50 p M LEADING TO THE.
DECREE OF BACHELOR OF LAWS
GRADUATE COURSES, leading q th1 de-
ETees Of Master q Laws and Nss-=r %
Patent Law.
OLDEST LAW SCHOOL II wAsHINGToS-
ONLY Law SCHOOL ~ The DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA REGISTERED WITH
THE NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION
DEP1 RTMENT As or SUFFICIENT
STANDING To COMPLY WITH THE
ORDER OF THE COURT OF APPEALS
RELATING TO ADMISSION TO THE
BAR
4 MEMBER OF AND THE OSLT Law
SCHOOL II The DISTRICT OF CO
ICABIA COMPLYING WITH THB
STANDARD OF WORK AND RE-
QUIREHENTS Or THE ASSOCIATIONS
OF AMERICAN LAW SCHOOLS
During the last several years the EradO-
ates e this Law School have taken bar sz-
srnfratious IN seventeen States. and. a. far
as known only two failed at the nrst triaL
The session q Is1o-Is11 opens and actual
work begins On September IS. at {-5o , n
For catalogUe and further info-matios
call or rite
The Secretary Of the Department 81
Law.
New Masonic Temple 18th and y 7 ava
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REALTY TRANSFERS.
NORTHWEST.

y street northwest between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets-A. z. L. Leckie 20 Jes-
Sics 6 Appleton east half lot > square
Thirty-ssventh stree, extended international
Realty and Development Company 10 Ar
thur L Brev. lot 80 square 100. SO
New Hampshire avenue northwest between
L and II s5reets-VviIliam l. Browning ct
uX 70 Libbie FOer- original lot T. square
- 80 Libbie Foer ct viz. Frank 20 sam
uel E Mason. same property. SO.
Igl. los. and 1C5 F street n0rthv-est-Evers
p Rider et TX 10 Lewis Holmes lot 50
square So and original lot =, and west
IN naif lot 81: squsEe Ses- Slo. So, s-,-,.-
70 Harvey A Berkeley. lot Is, square so,
Ninth street northwest between p and Q
streets-Ieua : stein 10 Morris Stein. part
original lot . square 80. SIC
y tscousin avenue eNtended-J1iou Trust
Company trustee to George W Marsh
p part lots SO and e57. square 1870. seIoo
George W Marsh conveys same property
20 Davitt D ChidesJer. SO
1914 II street northwest sarah 7 WhippIe
40 BENJAMIN r Strickier, lot 3, square
Tvgenty-sixth street northwest. between I
and n sJreeJs-AuEuSJe BaUmsn TO samuel
H and Hennie King south half original
Tot -. square 3. sic
$50 North Capitol street nOTthWeSt-TfsrTy
NJ Ellis 81 al 20 Daniel Doodv lot 10
square 50-- SO Daniel Doody et ux. con-
veEs same property TO Garrett A Sfnsrn
SO GarDett a smith CONVEYS same -1-oD-
erty 10 Daniel DoOdy and Bridget DOOdv,
81 and SO New Jersey avenue northwest
lots i and Is. square west Of %. SO.
Third street northwest. between L ana N
streets-Susan ? Ollie 20 George T. Rob
eTtson- part lot s. square go. SO
17t5 = street rthWesr-Nafhilde tfoldschmid
% Charles J. GOsckeier. lot 1ss square I55
SO
Florida avenue northwest. near First street
Annie Y Anderson 90 J Edward Bates
lots IS5 and IS. square 55l. SO
so6 street northwes1-Edward n. Thomas
st ux- to Sadie J. Breuninger, lot IS, square
S6s SO
1891 Vermont avenue nofthu est-CsustaV
HalleT e. a. 70 Jose Sirvent. lot % and
part original lot l. square 16I 81
Vermont avenue northwest. between p and
= streets-James = keane 10 John G. Nun
caster. part lot 10 square rs. SO
zIz2 First street noTlhvVeSt-Eva A. THOMPSON
- al 70 Annie Thompson. lot I2Z- square
sc SO.
Connecticut avenue northwest. between y
and o srreets-SuseC p Dixie 10 Mary f
Pitcher and Emily p Robertson. oue-thfrd
interest in part lot =. square I57. SIs.0Go.
I20l y street northwest Carl Vance 81
a. 10 Julia P Evans. Tot A. square 30. SIC
Julia ?. Evans conveys same property 20
David 3. Gurdock- jr-, SO David B
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SOUTHEAST.

Kentucky avenue southeast between D and
z streets-Laban G Kelly e W 20 John
A and DrusiIIa Ingvick, Tot s.. square
1852 SO
Thirteenth street southeast, between @ and
] streeJs-GeOTGe G. Humphrey - al 10
John F Bayne- lot 81 scus1e lO4S- SO
Z street southeast. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth stTeets-JeroTne B Dorman -
TX 10 Kari and Lena Otto lot IS, square
1GLS- SO
Fourth and z streets southeast-WsTreu G
RiCkfOTd 81 al trustees TO Otto J Botsch-
lots = and .. square -. SO
Z. street southeast between Third and Fourth
streets-Msry NJ RuIlmzn 20 Helen :.
IItchfeld- part original lots ;, 5. :. square
80 SO.
Twelfth street southeast between 3 and Q
streets-Ge0rEe G Humphrey 81 al. 70 Ben
jamin r and Elsie L NeUcomer, lot 90.
square 1015- SO
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GRIMES LEAVES ALL
TO TWO SISTERS

Naming his sister Mrs Elizabeth
Doughty as executrix, Albert Grimes
for over forty-five years a clerk in the
War Department. makes special pro-
vision in his will for his two nader
sisters, Susan NJ Grimes and Lillian
L. Grimes, that they be cared for BY
the proceeds from his estate during
their life
Il Is provided that on the death OF
the two sisters that the estate shall
revert TO Mrs. Doughty and Mrs
Helen NJ O'Brien and the laster's
daughter. and on the death of these
benehciaries II shall go to Miss Eliza
beth L. Dayton
The estate is now believed to Be
worth about $4,000.
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MuEdoek, II. conveys same property to

Murdock, II. conveys same property to
Michael McInerney. SO
ThirIy-fourth and y streets northwest
Bladen Forrest et uE 70 Irene d Mac
Sherry. Mary H Forrest. Rosaiie a For
rest ana Thomas r. X Forrest, fifteen
sixty-thIrds interest in part lots los. Io9,
10 square l2ce. s, cGe.
Vermont avenue northwest. between = and
Q stTeets-John 2. Stuckert Ct VA 20 James
j. Keane. part lot 10 square I7S so
Tvyenty-eighth and . streets northwest
Frederick c MOnatt 81 al. 10 Mabel W.
Bradley part square f2s, $40.
935 T street nOrthWest-Jane z Stratton TO
John II. Davis, lot Us. square So. SO
Dumbsrton street northwest. between TWen-
tv-seventh and Tventy-eighth stEeets-Annie
" Raub 20 Lauretra 4 CayWOod, part
lots s. and 4S- square 1875. SO
81 q street northwest-Percy H Russell ct
uX to FlOrine a. Albright, Tot S, square
S-5 SO
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NORTHEAST.

Seventh street northeast between c and
H streets-Martln L Gottwsls 81 TX. TO
Oliver II. and sophia r Smith. lot lS7.
square 50. 10
s17 I, stree. northeast-Cyeore4 s Cooper e.
VA to Harry G and Ethel B Robb- lot -
square 931. SO
los Second street northeast-Bertha F Mooney
70 Benjamin A COlonna- lot 81 square ~.
Thirteenth and E streets northeast-Barbara
". Graf TO Charles r and OIoEa V Car
ToU. lot 90. square 1867, SO
Tenth street northeast. between II and
streets-Joseph B Iznahan e. al to VIII
IAN Il and Anna Mcconnell, lot IS square
L street northeast between Seventh and
Eighth specialization Baden 70 Frances z
Baden this vife5. part original lots ard s.
square SIS 500
Thirteenth street northeast between c and
D stTects-CeuTEe Riggs 20 Sarah J Whip
pie lot 90 square I6os- $40. BENJAMIN r
Strlcl-ier - uN to same lots ~ 81 70
&C 1are Io09. SO
Rear o. G street northeast. between Thir-
tenth and Fourt-Snth streets-EaTry 5
Welsh e Al trustees 10 William Waple.
lot a. square 1e27. s1,oeo-
I street northeast. between Ninth and
Tenth streets-George : Cooper ct TX 70
Major H and Eleanor X RObb. lot +S,
square 81. SO.
SIS North Capitol street no-thesst-George 9
Schulz. trustee. 20 william P and Tor
ence g Keuealv. Tot 3. square SIS s.. 100
FLORIDA avenue northeast. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets-FSIls May Fenton ct VIZ.
John W 10 Charles z Wire lot $. square
95e. SO
IS street northeast between Tenth and
Eleventh specialization Hacker e uT-
to Jessie 3 Davies. original lot ?. square
50, SO
Patterson street northeast. between North
Capitol and First streets-SsmUei . Red
man er a. 70 ChaPin-SsclCs Manufacturing
COMPANY lots $ 20 81 square ST. 3
Maryland avenue northeast between Tenth
ana Eleventh streets-Isaac H Bryant -
ux- 70 James NJ DTydsle- part 1T a.
square s51 SO.
Sc FIFTH street northeaSt-Psuline Goldman
e vir. Abraham. 10 Robert c. Murphy.
lot IS square SIS SO
rs Eighth street northesst-E-gis R ShafeT
ct vlr, Elias 20 Joseph P CaEtsll, Tot s.,
square 81. SO
SIS Eighth street nOrtheaSt-fidr-iSo1 81.
Bennett to Virginia b Barclay, lot So
square sci 80
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SOUTHWEST.

Second street southwest. between and "
streets-MichaeI T. Weller e TX 70 Galen
Z Green. original lots . 5. 5, and s.
square bl5. SO
1877 . street zouthwest-Moses SfnsheiTner
TO James B. and Rebeccs : JsnnetL, lot
=. square 81, SO
7 street southwest, between First and sec
ond streets-Stephen F HOwisOl 81 TX 70
VIrgie L Ridgwsy, part lot J. square
so. SO
sixth and N streets southvesc-Andrsw J.
Sanford ct 20 Lena Rosenblart, lots
? and .. square 90. SO
12S1 Second street sOuthwest-FlobeTt L Mon
tzgue trustee. 20 Michael J SheeHans lot
=. square So. $3.50
s4S street southzsest-HOwsrd R Norton
- ux- 20 stephen z Howison, lot =, square
SSe- so
Su Twelfth street soUthvest-Clsrence 4
Hutchinson Ct al TO Mary Z Cox, lot 81.
square az, SO
L street southwest. between Sixth and Sew
enth streets-Clarencs z HALEY - uL %
Nathan Smith and Carl Bergmsfs lot 100.
square AZ, SO
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REYNOLDS FINISHES
STUDIES IN EUROPE

PARIS Oct ASSISTANT Secretary OF
me Treasury James B. Reynolds. who
Is a member OF the American tariff
BOARD. and who has Just concluded in-
,estic attonS into the workings Of the
'ayne-AldTich tariff law in foreign
countries. sailed :Odav on the steamship
ItoJJ, rdam for New York
In bis Investigations Mr.. Reynolds Wis
lted france. Germany. and Great Brit
ain. IN which countries he heard many
complaints from manufacturers OF tex
Llies VINO are large ezporters 10 the
United States
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TO MAIL MONEY.

Hereafter paper money Will be sent
by mall from the subtreasuries at
Chicago and St Louis to Washington,
according 20 an announcement made
by the Treasury Department Bills
have TO be cut IN two 10 destroy their
utility as currency, and thus evade
the Governments contract with the
eX. -ess companies, which requires AL
shipments Of money to be made by
pTnrPEa
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-01
HOUGHTON & co. MOVE.

A & HoUghtOn q Co. TO lay are NOV
ing their real Is tate off q from C21
+ street northwest TO the new Gar
Tister building, 635 Z street 'rhSy
have taken the entire street fiC1r f0I
tECir new Offices
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-01
DIRECTORS TO MEET.

The board OF directors OF the Board
OF Trade viii hold its monthly rieeting
on October At 4.T5 o'clock in the hoard
rooms This announcement was sent to
members today BY Secretary D. J. Cal
Iahan.
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Friends School
For Boys and Girls
18th Year Begins Sept. 26

HIGH SCHOOL AND EIGHT GRADES
HAS PREPARED FOR MORE THAN =
COLLEGES CERTIFICATE PRTVII. EGF
TO ALL ADMITTING on CERTIFICATE
EXCELLENT BUILDINGS AND EoI-fP-
NENT- LABORATORIES ART AND Man.
UAIs TRAINING DEPARTMENTS GYM
NASIUM. LUNCHROOM, CITY AND COIN
TRY FAIRGROUNDS SMALL WELL
GRADED CLASSES, FOURTEEN TEA6H-
THOMAS W STDWELL- a NJ
1911 I ST y W PRINCIPAL.