davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-02
WELLS APARTMENTS.
For future vacancies,
Phone 44S.
Classified "AdS.''
FOX SALE.

-
FOR SALE room modern dwell
ing. cor. 1st aad KY. ave. for terms
inquire 81 N. KY. 06t6'.
FOR SALE:-Good tent, little used.
mo- sick. w. F. Kinds. Telephone
No. 334. OSt4.
FOR SALE:-Fresh Jersey cows. the
prices are rigit. Ingleside Farm.
Phone 62-ive rings. 95tf.
FOR SALE:-An eight horse power
mounted Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline
engine.-Can Oasis Ranch CO.. 1Stf
FOR SALE:-Beautiful 4 room mod
ern house, close in. water right. por-
caes. and closets s1.60O.-RosweIl
Title & Trust Co.
FOR SALE roo modern house,
in good location or will trade for
small tract near town Address, s.
L, Afa-attay. O6tf.
FOR SALE:-Fine, well arranged
modern and beautiful S room house
water right, practically new built for
home, close in $2,75O.-Roswell Tt
tie and Trust Company.
FOR SALE:-19 r. /. chickens. good
incubator, and so w. Wyandotte
eggs. YEA. 4o7 wemina, cor. KY 7t3'
FOR SALE:-Residence with four
rooms and bath.-4Os N. Lea.@G.
A. Flory. 07t3
FOR SALE:-Best boarding house in
city at a bargain. Good location,
choice people. so regular boarders.
Good reasons for selling.-xnquire
at Record Office. 07t6
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-02

field. Their daughter Miss Belva, is
now in school at Pasadena and their
son. Morgan, left yesterday with q
carload of household goods, horses
and mules for the Golden State. They
have been splendid citizens here for
about a dozen years and nave many
friends who wish them well in the far
west.
F. q. Brown, who was mere three
weeks visiting his ~father-in-law, ~.
p. Selden, left Tuesday for his home
in Epworth, Iowa. He came here
with the body of his wife, whose
death at Epworth a mentioned In
the Record.
M New Spring line OF mems
s irts have arrived at Joyce-Pruit Co.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-02

J.. c. Hamilton went 10 Fort Worth
nave Leen visiting in San Antonio
Two months. They will return Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Richards and
little daughter. Roberta, of Kansas
City. returned this morning from a
sight seeing trip to Artesia and will
now be in Roswell a few days.
Mrs. S. L. Haney went to her claim
near Kenna for a few days stay.
II. Chavez, the Tailor at I1S South
Main Street, cleaning, pressing and
all kinds of repairing. All work done
to Satisfaction. O2t26
Linens all coIors and prices at
J~oyce-Pruit Co.
ABSTRACTS, ABSTRACTS.
We Make the Best. We Guarantee
Your Title.
ROSWELL TITLE & TRUST co.
A. 5. Luckie. of the Turkey Track
ranch, 80 moles east of Hagerman,
arrived Tuesday morning to join his
wife, who mas been here visiting
friends. They will remain three or
four days.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Loveless, who
have sold out their holdings in sheep
and real estate in the Pecos Valley,
left this morning for Los Angeles,
Calf. and expect to locate at Bakers
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-02
WANTED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. First class
meals and nice rooms. New man
agenent. Missouri Sunshine inn.
GIL North Ricaardson.|. w. John
son. 03t6$.
WANTED:-A good retoucher and
General assistaat--Apply at Turn
er .Stndio. III W. 4tA st. Ost3
-wANTED:-Washing and Ironing
scr z. 9Th st. O6t3s
Wanted:-Work. either Office or out
side work of any kind. Experienced
boolxkeeper. Address K. r. Stilz,
GenI. Del. 0x2s
wANTED:-Position by young man
as bookkeeper. References furnish
ed. Address "E. G." are Record.
OTIS.
WANTED:-To rent a completely fur
nished. 8 roon modern cottage, or
Bungalow, close in. and for not less
than 8 months must be In good mel
ghborhood, and at a reasonable
emf. Apply to A. w. Bikker. Hotel
Gfikeson. o6t3s
WANTED:-Kafir corn fodder, or nay
of M kind. also a good gentle
work horse for his feed.-Mrs. Nora
Pettey. phone 237% rings or p.
o. BOX 375. 07t5s
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-02

FOR RENT line light housekeep-
ing rooms O N. Penn. 0St3"
FOR RENT nice room also stable
SIG, N. Main. 0St3.
FOR RENT:-Nicely furnished 'front.'
room, modern. bath adjoining, no
sick, 207 S, Lea 0Stf.
FOR RENT:-Front N. E. room with
bath connected. 31S S. Main. Ost2.
FOR RENT:-Ofice room with use
OF vault In office of Roswell B. & L.
Association.-R. H. McCune. G4tf.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-02
Mcdonald improving at carrizozo

WcOonaId InproVIn9 at CaFFIzozo
Fee. Feb. 26.-Territorial Engi-
e Vernon L. Sullivan today issued
a certificate of construction to w. C.
Mcdonald for the completion of irri-
cation works on the Carrizozo ranch.
The water for the project is taken
out of Nogal creek.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-02
lew Shoe Shop In Roswell.

lew Shoe Shop In Roswell.
Joe Martin has opened a noe shop
at 1862 Main street, b old stand
of A. J.. Hil's Office, and will do a gen
eral ~shoe-making business. including
repairing and making boots and shoes
to order. O6t6.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-02
Trainload of Sheep Tomorrow.

Trainload of Sheep Tomorrow.
iaffa, Prayer & Company will ship
% sheep to Chicago from Riverside
tu.norrow. They will be put in a
tra in load of % cars. Accompanying
them will be Ralph Var Horn, Paul
Nils, Charley Hill and Jamie CAisum.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-02
Arm Ground off by Train.

FL Paso. Tex. Feb. 26.-Attenpting
to board a freight train here tonight,
]. ]. Pane. for -four years yard fore
man at Los Angeles, fell under the
wheels and his left arm was ground
off.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-02

FOUND:-Lady's white kid glove on
Main st. Between 18th and 18th SITS
Owner may have same by calling at
Record Office and paying for ad.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-02
LOST.

LOST.-Fur muff today, finder please
return to Record office.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-02
Miss Jones a Notary.

Santa Fe, Feb. Ex-Governor Cur
ry today appointed Leora Jones of
Roswell, Chaves county, a notary
pablic.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-17
MAY DOUBT JURY'S LEGALITY
Court UpholdS Contention of De-
PENDANTS in Cotton Leak.
Governments Motion 10 Strike Out
Pleas In Abatement Overruled
by Justice Gould.

BY opposing extraditon, a defendant
indicted in district OF which he is not a
resident does not forfeit the right 20
question by plea in abatement the legality
OF the grand jury which found the indict-
ment. This was decided By Justice Gould
yesterday in Criminal Court, No. J.
The case OF the United states versus
Theodore II Price. Moses Haas, and
Frederick A. Peckham. OF New York. was
before the court. These men were in
dicted in the District In May, 1905, in
connection with the Agriculture Depart
ment cotton leak. They resisted removal
for trial until last February. when they
were ordered by the District Supreme
Court 70 answer the indictments.
Pleas in abatement were filed by the
defendants. and it was charged the grand
jury was Illegal In that one OF It's MEM
bers was an employe Of the United States
The government moved the court 10 strike
out the pleas. but the motion was yester-
day overruled. De Lancey NicoII. % New
York. and Henry +. Davis. OF Washing
ton. appeared for the defendants
The Washington herald., 1910-04-17
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-Creamery. fancy 32i4a33i4 do. hrsts 81
as2 do. seconds. 5 process, fancy. za27ls do fair
10 good. 8aZ dairy choice. 2ia25; do. good. 2la23
store-pacsed. lsa20.
CHEESE-NeW York state factory. fancy hrsts
Tsl7Is7 do. small. l7alTs3 do, large. ls4a7.
EGGS-NCaTty. choice retuTabc cases 1a2ih
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia rsturuable
a: Tennessee roturnabie cases, %, North Carolina
r5urnable %.
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. spring large 2iaS
do. medium. 2ia26 do, siring. Sa5i hens. small
per b.. lsA large, lsil roos;ers. Yer IN. 10,
ducks. Old, IS. do spring. lhs. aud over %,
geese. per b., loal2; do, fancy. l2ali; turkeys
toms. per To-. "a do, hens, . turkeys thin. loal2
keats per H., Is
YEGETABLES-Potat PER bbI looaI Is: sweet
potatoes, per Dbl, new, 2ooa25o; Jams. per Dbl.
Ii
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens per 70, Z1a5;
chickens and hens. mixed. lsa2O caponS 7-lb. aver
age. per h. 25a26. do. small 25a2i slips, per ID,
j. ducks lSa2l geese, per To-. Halls
DRESSED NEATS-Hams. country, aigar-cured
lsa20.
EUNDRIES-B eeswaX. g. tall0w 6a5la: ginseng
per h.. 560a55o; seneca. Ter H.. 40; golden seal
itai5 pink. l1al4, mandrake 2a3: snake root e
walnut kernels dry l5al5; black wanuts per 100 IS
DRIED FRUITS-Appes. sliced, fancy. 4a5 cher
res, l2al5, backberros. :; vhortleber1es. 1871.
WOOL AND HIDES-WO0l. unwashed free OF
burs per b. 90 WOOL bury. per H., gia2s hides,
green. pr 10. 10: do. dr.. per Ia. l3al6. sheep
skins green EACH 75al0o; do. dry each 2ja6O; calf
skins yrUCn. each. lJ0aL7t.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-17
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Leave q absence for month on surgeons csrtih-
cate n disability Is 1sutei Maj DWIGHT +.
HOLLEY Fifteenth Infantry.
Special Orders No. q Is amended o. rad A.
follows: Leave x absence for two months. IN
take effect July J. 1910. is granted Capt Ed
WARD IT, SHINKLE Ordnance Department.
b direction o. the President First Lieut., HI Oh
VI. KELLY TWenty-siNth Infantry. is detailed
as professor q military science and tactics at
the State University. Lexington. ~, 20 take
effect July l5 1910 VICE First Lieut.. PHILIP
" CORBTSIER Seventh Cavalry who Is re-
leved from duty az the university.
The leave of absence granted First Lieut.. LEONARD
: HUGHES Medical Reserve CorTs. Is s1-
tended one month aud ten days
A bOarl ~ officers q the Medical Corps 20 consist
- Lieut.. Col. HENRY i. BIRMINGHAM
Lieut. Col. CHARLES NJ CANDY. and Capt.
WILLIAM /. KELLER. Is appointed 20 meet
AZ West Point. ~ Y. on MAY a. 1910 or as
soon thereafter practicable. ar the purpose
81 making the physical examinations for the
United states Military Academy.
Second Lieut.. CHARLES h. ROCKWELL CorTs
~ Engineers. b relieved from duty with the
First Battalion u Engineers. 20 take effect May
Is 1910. and will then take station IN this city.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-17
STANTON c. PEELLE HONORED
Appointed Assistant District AttOr-
ney by Clarence r. Wilson.

STANLEY c. PeelIe. son Of the Chef Jus
tice of the United states Court OF Claims.
was Yesterday appointed first assistant
United States Attorney, by Clarence R
Wilson. the new District Attorney.
Mr. Peelle was appointed to succeed
Frank Sprigg Perry. who resigned last
week. and win be second in charge at
the United States Attorneys office
He is a prominent young lawyer Of
the city and was formerly identified with
the firm Of Worthngton, Head & Frailey.
Mr.. Peelle was educated at the law
schools of George Washington University,
and received the degrees Of A. b. and LII
D. in 1892.
According to the announcement of Mr..
Wilson. there will be no further changes
in the United States Attorneys Office.
He will assume charge next week.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-17
Naval Orders.

The following orders have been issued;
Commander w. T. WHITE. detached duty com
mand Wolverine. 10 duty conference al Naval
War College Newport. Il. 7.
Lieut. Commander G. DAVIS detached duty Bu-
reau o. Equipment NAVY Department, Washing
ton. d. C.. 10 duty Mississippi as executive
Officer
Lieut. Commander / G. WETTENGEL. detached
duty Minnesota. 70 home and wait orders
Lieut. Commauder A ALrHOUSE detached duty
Vermont. 10 htme and wait orders.
Lieut. Commander u. Y. H. ALLEN detached duty
Wisconsin; to duty Nebraska as senior engineer
officer
Lieut. Commander n. LANING detached duty
Nebraska; 70 home and wait orders
Lieut. Commander h. n. BENNETT detached
duty Missouri; u duty Nebraska as navigator.
Lieut.. Commander W u. MGcDOUGALL detached
duty New jersey. 10 duty Command Wolverine
Lieut.. II. J.. WYMAN. detached duty Nebraska
90 home and wait orders
Lieut.. Y. 4 KIMBERLY detached duty Virginia
90 home and wait orders.
Lieut. +. /. SHEFFIELD. detached duty Naval
Academy. Annapolis. Nd t0 duty Virginia as
senior engineer officer.
Lieut.. q. q. SOULE Jr.. detached duty Nebraska
90 home and wait orders
surgeon 7. G. HoiCONB detached duty Solace
TO duty Delaware
Surgeon A. W. DUNBAR. 20 duty Naval Dispcn-
sarv. Navy Department. Washington. u. C.
Passed Assistant Surgeon ". 5. PUGH, IT.. de
tached duty Tacnma 10 home and wait orders
Passed Assistant Surgeon NJ W BAKER. detached
duty Nebraska 20 duty Connecticut.
Passed Assistant Surgeon L. W. BISHOP detached
duty navy yard New York. y. Y; to duty
Tacoma
Passed Assistant Surgeon T. II. Fl. OLD. detached
duty Naval Dispersary; 10 duty Naval Medical
School Hospital Washington. ID. g.
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. H. HALFWAY. de-
tached duty Connecticut 20 duty nayy yard,
NeW York y Y.
Assistant Surgeon ". J. RIDDICK. detached duty
Naval Medical School Washington. ID. C.: "a
duty South Carolina.
Assistant Surgeon J. X. PHELPS. detached duty
South Carolina 10 duty Solaos
Boatswaiu W. FRENGEN. 90 duty naval station
Narragansett Bay r. l.
Chief Gunner +. n. WHITNEY. detached duty
New Jersey: to home and wait orders
The Washington herald., 1910-04-17
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W. y. Hihbs & Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade, Hibbs
Building
Chicago. Arrl l6-Whe3t opened steady 20 a
fraction higher, with some buying and local cover
ing on the cold weather In the Central West. a
further fractional rally took place when selling be
came mu-e pronounced. and a break NJ lc Ter bIshel
m the near futures took place. The liquidation ir
May and July. owing 10 the extreme dizziness and
cssiness ,n the Clsh situation. coupled with the
changing over o. ihcse futures To September we're
easily the weak features Of the day and responsible
Tor the decline. Local car lots D. with IS cars esti
mated for Monday.
The lack q demand Tor corn was more apparent
to-day than at any time during the past week. The
amount Of property for sale in the way Of scattered
liquidation also marked As a consequences
prices were lower Sales for shirmert East for
domestic consumption u very moderate volume
while CdCrt business is not anywhere near a work
ing basis Cash prices for car lots l2c lower Car
lots rs. with leo cars estimated for Monday.
some early buying n new oats futures on cold
weather caused firm opening for the advance was
more than lost later in The session when the early
BUYERS became filled mp and other grains weakened
P1ices fc- car lots IN the sample market were lac
lower. Local Tar lots. u3 with li7 estimated for
M0ndgr
Another wave ~ liquidation was on in provisions
to-day. no doubt Influenced by the bcarish hog news
Support was intermittent and though lacking AZ
times resulting m wide fluctuations Packers and
shorts were the buyers The close unsettled.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-17
PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore April l6-Quotations by Baltimore
Fruit and Produce Association are as follows;
BUTTER-Creamep. fancy, per D.. 33isas4; imi-
'sti0n. Ia2i. rolls. 2a2; store packed %: prints
i1-lb. 32a33: do lib. 5R33. blocks his. 3la32
dairy prints. Maryland. Pennsylynnia and Virginia.
2ldgl lows and Northwestern ladle 2a2
EGGs-MaTyland PENNSYLVANIA, and nearby hrsts
per dor p do. Eastern Shore. Maryland. and
Virginia per do5. p Western fryts, per doz p /;
do. West Virginia. per loz.. p d.. North Caro-
lima. uer doZ.. q duck rggs. Uer dUL. San
LIVE POULTRN-Old hens heavyweight, uer
b. % do. small To medium. %. old roosters. per
To-. .; winter chickens. O. size. per H. gsa52
spring chickens I No. and over 10. EalO. turSeys
hens choice per H.. a Young gObblcrs. Ter H.
p. I'D toms per 10. %; rough and poor, pr h.
lCul, Veese. Western and southern. per h. l3a4
do. Maryland and Virginia per H.. l5ai6. pigeons
Young. per pair. 3 do. old. uer pair. % ducks.
large per To-. 4 do small per H.. is muscoyy
aud m0ugrel per H.. ljll6. do. white Pokins per
H.. Sc: guinea fowl. old. each, q DC. young.
~ lbs. and over. 80.
POTATOES-White near-b y. per bushcl prime
2QaS5, do. Eastern Shore 3a5S Western Maryland
and Pennsylvania. prime. Sa3S; do. Seconds. 3a25
do. New York. prime. 55ai0, new Bemudss. per
barrel 6.01a650: sweets. yellow TPg barrel Eastern
Shore Virginia. l5Oal.75: do. North Carolina Lisa
eco, do. Richmond. l15a225: do. Delaware Lisa
200 do. Ter basket. 0a75; vans. Maryland and
Virginia per barrel. L25al.5O: do. North Carolina
bright 25al50.
Maryland and Virginia Ter barrel, fancy I.75a2O0;
do. fair. LSaL5): DO. Western Maryland and
Pennsylvania. packed 2OOa35l: do New York as
sorted. 26a4.O0, asparagus Charleston. per bunch.
l0a20 do Maryland and Virginia dozen 2Oa275
bets Flonda. per bunch, 5a5 eabbages, New York
State Ter ton. i000aJOO0. do Florida. per crate.
new. 275a350 celery Michigan. dozen punches. ga
IS do. New York State per crate. 3O9a3 30: Gu
cmters. Florida. Der basket. 300af50; eggplauts.
Florida. per crate, Lj0af51; grape fmn. Florida
per box. ZOca359: kalc Norfolk per barrel Ess1
Lettuce Norfolk and North Carolina per basket
l5O2Ol: do Florida. L00a2e9: onions New York
and Western per bushe, Sass; do. MARYLAND and
Pennsylvania. yellow. 60as5: do spring per 100
bunchcs. 50: oranges Florida. Ter box as 10 size
ls0aZ50: radishes. North Carolina per basket L00a
l25: peas Florida, rer bushel basket 2Ga30l
squash Florida. pr crate. L2a200: spinach native
per box 20al0 do. Norfolk. per barrel Local 3
string beans Florida. green. per hushel 25Cs3OO
stTaWberriCs Florida. uCr quart l5a5. tomatoes
FLORIDA Ter carrier fancy 25a3OO; do. choice.
l51a20C; turnps native, per bushel i0nJ0.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-17
REV. cAPP OUTLINES WORK.
Gives Advice to Fifty-three Persons
I'm March.

4sNes ADVICE TO Fhf1y-Nnrce PERSONS
I'm March.
In a report submitted to the Commits
sioners, Rev. Zed II. Copp outlines the
unique sociological work he is perform
ing in the capacity OF public adviser.
Mr. Copp is not connected with the
District government. and receives no
compensation for his work except the
thanks OF those he benefits. In his Office,
at 615 Fourteenth street northwest, he
was visited last month By ffty-thrse per-
sons, whom he aided in sthe following
capacities:
Legal adviser 10 those Of limited cir
cumstances; first aid TO the unemployed:
mutual friend 10 the estranged: spiritual
guide 10 the nonchurch members OF the
clientele which calls at the office; life
saver TO the would-be suicide. and spe-
cial counselor to parents with children
OF so-called incorrigible tendencies.
Mr. Copp can be seen between the
hours of $50 and 7.SO on the evenings OF
Tuesday and Friday every week, and his
services are free.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-17
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call L O'Clock noon.
Washington Gas Is. A.0o0 at 100
Columbia Railroad IS. s. Oo0 AZ l01. $1,000 at io1-
Washington Railway Electric Is, $1,000 at say
81 900 at slh. $1,000 at san. 5000 at Sh, AgO
at SN.
Potomac Electric com. IS. SLIGO al l0l.
Potomac Electric s.. Sl00o az 100.
Capital Traction. ~ 1915.
Washington Gas. d at H. 3 at u, at n's'
; at M.
Mergcnthaler. 10 at III. 10 at 2li. at al. ?
at M
Greene Cananea. 100 az l0iA.
Commercial National Bank. at 5&
United States Trust, a. ll51t
After call:
Ianston 5 AZ 8.
Capital Traction. l 10 ~
Following are the bid and asked prices on yester-
days Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-17
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago. April l6.-Live hogs were loc lower than
yesterdays average urices. The receipts esti-
mated at 1000 head; oAiGa Yesterday ISIS; ship
mcnts. G555; left over from yesterday $751; esti-
mated receipts Monday. 90,0o0 Bulk Of prices 9sOa
as5; lights. e.6oalool; mixed and butchers. 9eOa
96; heavy. s60ass5 rough heavy 96a9TO; york
ers seeas.e5; Tigs. a25alooo.
Cattle were steady. Estimated receipts, 30 head.
Sheep were weak. Estimated receipts. 100 head
The Washington herald., 1910-04-17
CANAL DIGGING PROGRESSES.
Excavation Work VIII BE Completed
by 1912.

According 70 persons who are directly
interested IN the building or the Panama
Canal. the excavation work will be I'm
ished in 1912. three years before the time
fixed for the completion OF the work by
the government officials in their pre-
dictions.
The excavations as originally planned
have been completed and the big Job at
the Culebra cut viii be completed by
March 1912. those in a position 10 speak
say. II is probable that II the canal
should not be ready before 1872 the
delay will be caused by the building Of
lecks and dams, and will not be delayed
10y the excavation work
The Washington herald., 1910-04-17
SEARCHLIGHT LAW VIOLATED
Corporation Counsel to Begin Pros
ecutiOn Against Electric Line.

For using powerful searchlights within
the city limits. in violation OF the Law.
Corporation Counsel Thomas will shortly
be instructed by the Commissioners to
institute prosecution against the City and
Suburban Railway Company.
II IS claimed the excessive brilllaDcy
dszzles drivers and pedestrians
The attention OF the Interstate Com
meree Commission has been called 10 the
'disgracefully crowded cars during rush
hours" by W. W. Norman. who. in a
letter referred 10 the Commissioners.
states the cars are crowded far beyond
seating capacity
The Washington herald., 1910-04-17
WILL BE USED FOR BUSINESS.
with Lot Adjoining Property VIII
Furnish site for Theatcr.

Stone & Fairfax have sold for Mrs.
Jennie B. Swain the northwest corner
Of Fourteenth and Irving streets north
west The consideration was about
$4,000 The LOT has a frontage of 100 feet
on Fourteenth street and 800 feet on
Irving street. The improvements consist
Of a large brick dwelling. The improve
ments however, were not valued I'm this
transaction. The ground will be improved
for business purposes.
Stone & Fairfax also report the sale of
two pieces Of business property on Ninth
street northwest. between d and +
streets. Nos 425 and 427. This site. to-
gether with the property adjoining on
the south, will he used for the erection
OF theater building.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-17
OLDEST FRIENDS FORGOTTEN.
viii of James Denison Closes with
Interesting Explanation.

After making various requests 10 sew
eraI friends. James Denison. principal OF
Kendall Green School. whose will vas
fled FOR probate yesterday, closed with
the statement that other friends are not
remembered with requests. not that they
are not as dear OF dearer than those
named. but because they, as we'll as I.
have wholly, almost. lived out our allotted
time. and il seems needless to speak OF
earthly things when We are so soon TO
meet In that other land where so many OF
our loved ones have already gone"
The entire estate Of J. Frank Ellis Is
devised 10 his wife Lillian II. Ellis, by
his Will dated January 70. 1895.
BY the terms OF the viii Of Mrs. Lottie
NJ. G0ckeler. dated June 70, 1899. all her
property IS left 10 her husband. Christian
j. GOCkeler. The following wills were also
filed for probate. John Lewis johnson.
Mary shea, and Mrs. EIhertine NJ
Thompson
The Washington herald., 1910-04-17
Funeral for Miss Woodward.

Funeral services for Miss Maria L..
Woodward were held Yesterday afternoon
at O'Clock from the residence Of her
nephew. Mark r. Woodward rs New
York avenue Miss Woodward's nephews
and grandnepheWS were pailbeaTeTS.
They were George w. Linkins. Dr. Will
liam G Woodward J. Morris Woodward,
Frank a. Woodward. Mark r. Wood
ward and George r. Linkins Rev. John
T. Huddle. pastor Of St Pauls. conduct
ed the services. Burial was in COng-e
sional Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-17

. CATrLE-Extra. per ewt.. 5.5OasOO do. butcher.
4O0ai 30; do, common 200a3.OO,
HOGS-Psr cwt gross. 9.5OalOOo: do, ordinary,
e@
SHEE"-Prime, 5.ooa55O; do, common. 3.ooaLOO.
LAMBS-Fancy spring. llal2; fall choice. PER h..
sass do, medium. 6
CALN ES-Prime. per b.. TO- do. medium. SAP:
TO-. grass. is5.
CoWS-Prime, fresh, each. S5.noai5e8; do, COM
mon. 25.OOaS0OO. DO. old and dry. l00oal50e.