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The Washington herald., 1910-10-17

Alas FOR the rarity of Christian charity
between opposing candidates.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-17

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The Washington herald., 1910-10-17

Henry Van Dyke. in scnbnerA
The Washington herald., 1910-10-17

ing the benefits of the system 10 none
save those likely to prove worthy of it.
And by the maintenance OF an adequate
force of probation officers who take their
duty OF guardianship seriously. and UNI
der no circumstances are content with
mere formal reports
AS we understand Actor Sothern's an
swer to his wife's divorce suit, he left her
without just provocation, but was justly
provoked when he left
II took a big council a whole week to
decide whether prayer helps a sick man,
and then they didn't decide it.
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A headline says Eggs are soaring, 3"
and at the same time a news item says
that a number Of actors are going back
TO the farm to work
East St. Louis viii not permit its po-
licemen 10 smoke cigarettes East ST.
Louis, mind yOul
II Is reported that the new President
OF Portugal writes poetry. But even
American Presidents are often cruelty
mangned.
As an expounder OF political English
Prof Woodrow Wilson has his distinct
uses. lie declares that the trouble with
direct primaries is that they are not
direct nor yet primaries
The statement that Manuel OF Portu-
gal owns several millions In foreign Sc
curities would seem 10 indicate that, al
least he was thoughtful enough 10 look
ahead
The Milwaukee Sentinel asks: Hasn't
some kind motherly or fatherly person
invited you 10 Thanksgiving dinner yet?"
With humiliation the confession comes:
Not yet"
Mrs. Rorer the famous cook. says that
we should beware OF lobster. But her
advice is not directed toward chorus
girls.
AT least it might seem that those New
York art dealers were artists in snug
Cling.
The Swiss republic has formally well
coined the new republican infant. Po--
tusal There are likely to be more in
fants OF the same sort in that European
family
When that proposition to sell fiction by
the pound goes through there will hardly
he so much light reading.
A Chicago physician says that too
much pie is detrimental 10 health. All
the political pie IS soon to be put safely
away in the civil service cupboard
Talk about "a feast Of reason" They
"narge that the colonel is eating his
words in his latest speeches on the tariff.
King Manuel. It is said, selected GlbraI-
tar as a place OF refuge because Il had
been so well advertised. That New Jer-
seq insurance company should offer him
a job.
For his courage and independence.
Senator Bourne is 10 be admired saws
an oregon journal. Yes; and generally
supported. too.
The Washington times., 1910-04-09
SPEECH
TO OPEN Campaign
Taft's Address on "RepubIi-
canism" Tonight 70 Have
Unusual Significance.

President Taft will tonight open the
ball Of the Republican Congressional
campaign. when he speaks before the
League OF Republican Clubs OF the
District Of Columbia on the subject.
''Repub1canism-
Unless Al expectation Is Wong, tire
President VIII outline Just what RepuO-
HcaHism means, and more important
chsn that, just what constitutes a Re
publican
Win the heterogeneous collection Of
political situations that confront the
Republican party all over the country,
the Presidents talk Is awaited with 2
whole lot OF interest by every pubic
official and politician IN washington
At the banquet Of the League OF Re
publican Clubs tonight there VII be
a choice array Of political and orator
zeal talent 20 back I'd The Presidents
views RepresentaUiVe J Hampton
Moore VIII discuss Organization" and
some interesting comments on insur-
gents ana insuTEIug Is expected from
him
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
Mckinley OF Illinois, Chairman OF che
Republican Conc res5lOnaI Committee
Representatives n ckinley OF California
LongwOTth Of OhiJ- ESch OF Wisconsin
John HAYS Hammond and John 4
Stewart Of the New York League e
Republican Clubs VIII be AT the speak
ers- table The --insurzent' Repu5ll-
cans VIII be conspicuous by their alb
seuce.
The Washington times., 1910-04-09

W7od-idge-Franz r Holt e ux- % Guy V
stanton. lot g. block 4 So
Desavcod-M- Elizabeth Brovuing = vir.
John ". % James 2 Hawkins lots S. and
9. SO same 70 BENJAMIN 4 Brown lots
Garne-d HsiEhts-I- Rebecca Reid 70 Ada
g Williams. l7t I and s. block s. lots H.
l5, and q. block s; lots Is. 25, and g. block
los = = and g. block s. lots and s.
n.ock -. Tot e. block y; lots and %,
Ban Fa-m-ssEne 20 same. lots 90 r.
saul e a11ition-Janles H Wood . William
A. He5riC1. Ioy 81. square EI6s. Sc
Fourteenth street Terrs~e- Lynch burg In
yestmeut Company 70 Ira , and Lucina A
Car lot % square .s15. SIC
Addition % Congress HeiEhts-EIen-y g.
Lo1gnecker e. to Charles " King and
connecticut Avenue HiEhlzrds-t-1-uectiCut
Avenue Highlands Company 70 Ira I-a1-z.
lots - and -. SQUARE soS1. SIC
n rsr dE-e--CTien1 r Hustled ct IIL- %
Morris E Sab.-- 7a-t r7t 2 =g-1s-s e154 so
Richmond Psrk-NorthvssL Vyashi1--1r In
prove11ent Company 10 Lannaeus 3 Ssvase.
l1t 81 square -057- SO same 70 Max "
Davis lo- - square 11S7- SIa-
Cleveland Park-S0uth Boston Realty CON-
pany % Arthur H Dei5ert. lot 50. square
AHacostia-Carl z. Rhodes 70 Ene =. smith.
AZ interest in part los 555 20 55s- SO
Beiley7le-NValte- F wilcox 70 James ?
Fai-rount HeiEhts-V-a-ter : C,-51za 81 IL
- Frederick W Gilmore. Tot -. block 5.
shervood.s sddi-on 10 sr7olslznd-Jamss 1.
sherwood et TX 70 Milo Quackenbush, lot
Greeuvaie-fau-ss Cardinal Gibbons arrh-
bishop OF Baltimore. % Caroline 7
DouSher1u- part Tot 8. 81
chew Chase-FN-lr1n P Gordon e. TX to
Annie - HeSsicz- Tot Z square -T47 $40
Barry Farul-Charies z Lewis Fl TX 70
Alice Williams part 1o- y. block . SO
Fteuo-W- Waiter I'd xs-5s e Tx. 20 Thomas
Walker l1t Il square IS1S- So
. TaEDua T'arE-Ffo Irzor-t-7Tl0r Electric Com
Sf07
G-zrusr's Addition ~ Takona Park
Bertha j. Dane to Sauue- = FToITor,ets-
lots and s block .. SO.
P29gsias- Edward Miner ct uz. to william
King Tot 50. SO
Woodridse-NIary < Thompson ~ viz Js-=is
l. % Robert NcQuistoH- Io- 8. z7uare
TNini1E City-Geo-Ee : james e TX to
John Herath- lot o. block =. lot T. block o
AMI Tot r. block 70 SO
Fiuehu-sr-F'inehurSt Park T111-auv 70
William & Carpenter lot g block =. s1e9.
EenO-AEnes Z smith 20 vir. HILLARY N %
John A and Mary a Al5erSoid. lot 50.
block II. $40
Beuninc HeiEbte-Valiey Realty COMPANY -
Walter a Gebhsrt- Tot 3 block 50ss- lots
and g block 5fSs- lots 8 and ~ block
5eSf- lots y and - block -f11- SIP.
The Washington times., 1910-04-09

BIoosnlnsdale-IoHs J. RausI q ux. % WI
ton J. Lambert. lot =, block H. SO
Peasant Plsins-CharIee r Moore - III. %
Harry Wsrdusn and Thomas Bon-s- lot g.
square So4z. so.
Pleasant Plains-Hsrry b Wilson - a.. %
Helen 2 BurChe. lot g. square SIX 80
sane 70 Charles F. Kan. lot L. square
Dos. sc
FsrizTfeV-,-fz-ies j. Haydn e. * % Essule-
r. and Ada z buchanan. lot g, sgaare
ia Kiroourne pIae- nerthu-est-Andrew ".
Iygkei e ux- 20 EJhel A GaEls1. lot IS.
Feruvood F5eights-E5 Sa-5 J. St-Ilvazen-
trustee. to Army ani Navy PREPARATORY
schoo-. lots : and :. block 2 $3.50 SAT-
TO same. pa-r lots l. and D. block 2 $500.
PetUC-rh-l-Uv :. Zeu1 o. al q = Dexter
keh0e and George D Eehoe- lot =. square
Wisconsin Avenue Park-Cba-Iton r. Rout
% Thomas J R0Ut. lct -. square 49, SO.
% Cesar A. Casanova part ict l. block 4
Pleasant P1sins-Harry B. Wilson ct al to
EdEard and Laura + E7yioT- i7t u square
Ie Droit Fark-James n Wilder 81 uL 70
Norman : Bow les. iot 3. block so. SO
Nj Peasant and Pleasant Pla5us-EI-uer z
Jackson e ux- 70 John H Rsltz. lot =.
Rossaale and Ishersood-Kass z Hammer
TO Mary E Cox iots . and 90 block - sc
DobbinS AddiriOn-Lee A NaS-hzue- q
Amelia Msscha1er. lot 81. block Is SO.
Il Dr-it Park-Carrle Harding e al 10 Fred
Div. part lot IS. block .. SO
Nj Pleasant and Pleasant P.si1s-Cha-Ies
p Wire - uO 70 william and Jennie
Mac6erzie- Tot 81 block l. SO
40 hiibourne place north west 4 0Erev- u
LuEei e. uE- 70 Everett T. and Ma o.
Ellis Tot A.. block r.. T1EIessde SO.
West Holmead Nanor-SeorEe W Rz-zrnar
e ~ 20 John McSabb. lot ~. block & SO
ColUu bis- HeiEhts-L-uther A SEartzeI q
Harry Wardusn and Thomas P Bones, Tot
10. block 90. 800
Le D0oit Park-wallzer Carter 81 ux TO John
| : Carter, lot S. block I5- $40
SC1eutZen Pdrk-FTCd J Thompson 81 "
4 % D Floyd Michael. lot e. block 1 sc
PetEorth-Griffith Evans CT ux- 20 Herber
/ r and Ruth s GazHorSI. part lot 50
sqJare 4. SO
PetTorth-Ro5srr 7 Carr % uI- "a Virginia
Z r. Campbell. lot %, block p SO
The Washington times., 1910-04-09
NEAR-URBAN.

Pleasant Piaius-HaTry Warduan - al "a
Bertrarn A and Annie ". SicKenney. lot >
square 9o41- SO Same 10 Edward J. and
Esther E Taylor. lot 5. square 3eff. SO
tworth-C5Tifiith Evans q TX. TO Katherine
X Foster. par. lot 60 square a. SO
C'0lumbis HciEhts-C'fIarles J. Walker 81 TX
10 Mar r SDiker lot -. block - $40
Newton street-Thomas 5 Rogers ct TX Il
Louis O. and DOME H FerTeIl lots 80 and
g. block 3. Tugleside. SO
Ie Droit Psrk-WiIIia-u L.udEate TO Charles
a Thompson lot 81 block & SO.
sixteenth and Lamont streets northwest
Wilheifuina Hoffman e vir. Carl. to MARI
F. Henderson. part lots s to 2 block 3
Pleasant Plains. SO
Addition TO Washington HeiShts-Frisbev G
Eiker TO Katie p EikeT lot s. s.
Holuead Mano--Nise L BszEer 81 viz vii
lam. 10 Lula ?. Keuney, Tot 10. block -
80
BeIlevue-FTank p Butterfei6 et ux % sam
uei z. Cross. part lot 4 SO
Pleasant Pialns-FNiilIsm : MINK q "
20 John r Lord. lots 30 and q. block y
SO
Columbia Heights-H n. Hanger 81 ux "a
Michael o HanlOn. lot q, block q, SO.
The Washington times., 1910-04-09
Army and Navy Orders;
Movement of Vessels

Assistant surgeon r I LONGABAIJGH
detached yorktown. 70 Washington.
Assistant Surgeon J. T DUHIGG. de-
tached with United States Pacific
torpedo feet on Iris 10 Washington.
D. - for examination for promotion,
and upon completion wait orders
Boatswain a NJ sB6t Il. detached wa
DaSn. Navy yard. -jOStOn. Mass; 70
SOuthrey.
Mate c. GORING. detached Soutberv.
20 duty Hancock.
Lieutenant o. p COOPER 20 com
mand Asiatic Torpedo Fleet on Dale.
Lieutenant H H MICHAEL detached
command First Torpedo Division,
Asiatic Torpedo Fleet. or Dale. 10
Naval station, C2vite, p l.
Ensign Z 5 ROOT. detached command
Barry to COmmzHJ Torpedo Divi-
sion on Bainbridgs
Ensign L " TOWNSEND detached
command cambridge, TO Barry.
Ensign h WHITING. detached COM
mana Porpoise and Shark, to com
mand Submarine Division, Asiatic
Submarine Fleet
Ensign F J. FLETCHER detached
Chauncey. to Dale.
Ensign A Q. READ. detached Barry.
70 cambridge.
Ensign ] B. HOWELL. to command
Adder.
MidsHipr.an J. c. CUNNINGHAM. de-
tsched Charleston, to Chauncey-
Midshipman + ". JUhES, detached
Rainbow to Barry
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. A RAND
ALL. detached Naval Hospital, Can
acao. p l.. TO Naval Hospital
OloEgapO. p l.
Assistant Surgeon G 3 TRIBE. de-
tached Relief, 20 home.
Assistant Surgeon H l. DOLLARD.
detached Naval Hospital, CanacaO,
p l.; 10 Relief
Passed Assistant PaymasteT z II.
COPE. discharged treatment Naval
Hospital, Yokohama, Japan; 10 Hell
ena-
Passed Assistant Pay master G. A Hei-
Tntczs. detached Helena, 10 Naval
Station, Cavite. P. I.
Boatswafn T A AIcKENNA. detached
command Piscataqua, 10 Charleston
BCatswafn r. A Pippo, detached
Charleston, 20 Piscataqul
The Washington times., 1910-04-09
100000 INCREASE
FOR LOCAL CHANNEL
Senate Committee on Com
merce Gives Out
Figures.

4 further statement was issued BY the
Senate Committee on Commerce today
showing the increases and decrease IN
the appropriations which the committee
allowed The total Increase amounted
TO S10,00s,2l2- The total decreases amount
ed to s70.c0o
The bulk Of the increases we're in
straight appropriations for new work
and for new projects recommended BY
the War Department engineers. OF the
total s5,45ey5e7 VIII De applied for this
class Of work The remainder Of the
sum amounting TO S3,6Z7.675 VIII 20 %
increases in contract authorization
Among the big increases allowed that
Of 100000 for the Ohio river is the
greatest Saginaw river and harbor
comes second with SO, 90.
Many important increases are allowed
FOR new work. too OF these the most
important 70 this section are Anacostis
river, SlO0.C0- James river, SI50,G10, and
Norfolk harbor. S3c1,50G.
Some rImOTs have been heard that the
Northwestern Senator'S will oppose any
harbor appropriations at all unless they
secure recognition for their irrigation
plans They cOptend that the coast
line and other Senators who are inter
ested in ndvigable waters should az
matter Of equity provide literally for the
interior irrigation projects which the
Northwestern States deem vital 20 Their
prosperity
The Washington times., 1910-04-09
Record of Transfers Made in Realty During the Past Week

Isl sixth street n1rthwest-Mary 81. George
Tucker o. clara Is Holmes. lot A. square
80 SIZE
y street northwest, between Thirty-si1Cth aud
Th.-rv-seventh sJreets-Ann y Gross q
Joseph r. smith, lots ana 5 square rs
- zTsszz~r-zst+S ayenue no-7hvest-Laura
y b Parsons % Leta Parsons. half inter
est - part original lgt IS. square 5i5- SO
% street northwest 3e-veen Sixteenth and
-eEtlrceui1 streets Minnie J.. ccott a.
O. George ". Butler, lot y, square isl. So
North Czui-Dl street northwest between /.
auI n streels-AndreE O. Nasn e ux- 90
Lucy webb Hayes national Training
school fu- DeaCOneSSeS and Missionaries
part original lot -. square 90. =, 40 Jane
NasE % al 20 same part same lot, $500
Thirrv--ElTd stree northwest. south OF =
street ward l.. Er0un 20 George W
ManoEUe. lots no and III square EI-- 80
Sixteenth street northwest between Z. and
N eLs-VyilLiam = Pollard Ct Al trls-
tees. 10 AIouzo o Bliss. part % lot ~
square IS S5.5-s- Alone O. Bliss 81 TX
70 National Geographic Society all lot -
a. I street northvyest-Ge5rce McGovn e ux
O. Mary Nolan lot III. square 6-3-Sl"
1911 thirteenth street nortnwest-Annie Bel
90 George a Gray. cot I75, square 20 $40
go NJ street northwest Frank = EiSinser ct
TX O. James - and Kate Hunter Tot %
Squz-- $50 SO
- c. street northwest and s. Jackson alley
norrhweSt-Ella 3. Kelly 20 Elizabeth A.
Alice c. Clara u and Catherine N keIl--.
part lot . square 62f. SO
Fifteenth Streets-M3Ty Z Holland 20 James
r. Waugh part lots and s. square rs
$40.
Thfrry-f-st street northwest. near Q street
Hattie cross % Charles G. MiIbUr1- part
i0t 81 and -. square 1853. SO
SO Twcnty-ssC0nd street northVest-John g.
Davidson q Tx tn Victor J. Evans lot
= square o. SO
- Ninth street nor hWesr-ThoTnas H Hal
20 simon Oppenheinler. Carrie ODpenh elmer
Frederick Il Kramer and Irene kraT1eT,
lot 1e. square az. SO.
Al and a. Ninth street eSt-GeOrge T
Stewart t. Simon /ODDenheimer and Fret
erick Il Kramer fots 20 and q square 4G7.
SO
View Hampshire avenue and CorcoTan street
northwest irginia W 7. ErunettI. Ouch
ess O. ARGOS TO y yodbury Blair. all inter
est In lots 90 anl g. square $50 SO
Avon and Dent places nortnvFest-yy- wallace
ChisweH e. al. 20 Lewis y. Snearer. Iot
%. square 12Sz SO
n street northwest between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Streets Clarence WEIGH 70
Edmund X. Fox lot %. square 25e. SO.
The Washington times., 1910-04-09
NORTHEAST.

Third and B streets northeast-GeorEe A
Grayzet ux- 70 F augusta Keneipp. lot q.
square los SO
Eighth street northeast between K and L.
streets-Heman ?. HoNenstein et TX TO
WcrTen J Haus0cher; Tot g, square So,
81 010
sixteenth and 3 streets northeast-M Re
becca Reid % ada G Williams lots q e
.. square 1889. 20
So Twelfth street no-thea-t-AIcxand-r 2
AlaSrlder OF Tx 20 William J. wilkins
part Tor --E square Isl. SO
At Fourth street nor heast-Joseph u Car
mody 10 = Tdy Tor BTanson and Marie =
Branson. TOT $. square So. so
Fifth street ro--he Est. between F and g
streets-GecI = c Humphrey e al to
frank c E6aug1. lst 81. square s54. SO.
The Washington times., 1910-04-09
SOUTHEAST.

Twelfth street soUtheass. between A and p
streets-Tvaltcr ? Collins et ux- 20 Flora
z Campbell. lots = and p. square I014 SO
street southeazt. between Eleventh and
4NeiLtn streets llaLsaIeL DC Nlecners -
al 90 Edwin r Howell part original lots
70 and Is. square 1907. SO.
2 street southeast between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets-William z Raab CT al
20 Ecua II FitzhuEhr original lots and &
e1uzr 1872 SO
sixteenth street southeast. between Q and ID
streers-Hsymond c NcILtire 81 %
James g Patterson lot 3 square 1os9 SO
Eighteenth ana East Capitol streets south
east-M- Rebecca- Reid 20 Ada c. Williams.
Tot ? square ITO. SO
Massachusetts avenue southeast. between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets-Louis g
FerreU ct TX 20 Thomas : Rogers. lots Hl-
I12. and los. square 1889. SO.
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets-Nfilto1
W Lille =; TX. 20 Henry Q. Gootee. Iot l.
square 1914 SO Henry 9 Gootee conveys
same property 70 Flora A Lie. SO.
Sixteenth street and Potomac avenue south
east-John d Luilo 10 Clarence B. Hight,
lot -. square south Of lvsl, $40
kentucky avenue Southeast. between A and
3 streets-WIIIia1 Murphy ct ux 70 Daniel
J sullivan lot L. square 1olA so
Fifteenth street southeast between East Can
itol and 8 streets-GeorEe ". Ts1bert -
uz- 20 Robert " Burns TOT 50. square loss
SO
twelfth and streets soutaeast-C4eorre e.
PUmphrey e. al 20 Gustav G. BGebkert. lot
80. square. 10l5- SO
Fourth stree. southeast between y and z
streets-Chsriotts Ierceron 70 Harry T..
C=essford- dover interest in part original lot
.. square 81. SIC
A street southeast between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth StTeets-fTeUrCe A GRAY e. III
70 Ami Bel. lot Al 81 Iars loss SO
Carroll street southeast. between First and
second streets-Heury X Simpson ct Al. %
Clarence p Donohue. part original lot 50
square 81 So
North Carolina avenue southeast between
First and Second streets-FloreDce u. Nc
Rr--Fa % rn . M1~r- eli
Tot -. square 5Sf SO
z street southeast. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth st-eets-TsOuis e. Terrell et ux.
to Thomas s Rogers. part lot 81 square
I0ss SO
The Washington times., 1910-04-09

ARMY.
Captain JAMES F. HOULIHAN, Fifth
Cavalry. IS relieved from duty al Fort
BENJAMIN Harrison, Ind, and VIII
proceed TO SchOfeld Barracks, Hon
olulu. Hawaii Territory
second Lieutenant EDWIN f BAR
Low Coast Artillery Corps IS re-
Weved from assignment 10 the llOth
Company and placed on the un-
ASSIGNED list He viii report N per
son 10 the commanding officer, Ar
TfIIerv district Of Mobile. for assign
ment to duty on his staff
FIRST Lieutenant SYLVESTER G. LOR-
TNC- FIFTEENTH Infantry, having been
fo7rn5 BY an army retiring board IN
r-auacifated for active service on ac-
count Of disability N -l0ent thereto,
and such findinE having oeen ap-
proved by the PRESIDE -. me IetlTe-
:nent of Lieutenant LORiNG from
active service under the provisions
of section 1551, Revised Statutes, IS
announced
The following transfers at the request
Of the officers concerned. are ordered
CAPTAIN JAMES 4. COLE, from the
Sixth Cavalry 20 the Ninth cavalry
Captsiu FRED z. BCCHAN. from the
Ninth cavalry TO the Sixth Cavalry.
MAJOR ROBERT : WOCDSON. Medical
CorDs. having been found by an
army retiring board incapacltated for
active service on account Of disabil-
having been approved by the Presi-
dent the retirement Of Major
WGODSON from active service, un-
der the provisions Of section Pol,
Revised Statutes. Is announced. He
viii proceed TO his home
First Lieutenant BENZ AMIN 2. MIL
LER. Twenty-seveath Infantry. Is
detailed as quar- eTTuaS1er Tor duty
at the national match for 1910 He
viii proceed TO Columbus, Ohio. and
report in person to Colonel ROBERT
X EVANS. Twenty-eighth Infantry,
executive officer OF the match. for
consultation relative 20 his duties as
1uarterma ster. and upon the COM
pIetion thereof VIII return TO his
proper station.
MAJOR GEORGE 3. DUNCAN. Second
Infantry. xiii repair 10 this city
and report IN PERSON 10 the COM
mandiuE officer. Walter Reed Gener-
n Hospital, District Ct Columbia, for
observation and treatment
First Lieutenant CHARLES g WIN
MA, Fifth Cavalry, IS detailed tenn
Dorariiy IN charge Of the CCnst rlfction
work now in progress at the General
Hospital, Fort Bayard. n NJ.
The Washington times., 1910-04-09
SOUTHWEST.

Half street southwest. between 9 and n
streerS-Heury : Matthews. trustee u
Rowland VI Jones. original lots 4 and IS
square 6ss. SO Emily .. Matthews 70 same
original Iot 3. square SIS so.
= street southwest between Four-and-s IA II
and sixth streets-CarI z. Rhodes To Ere
r. smith. all interest in west half OF lot
- square AS sc
n street south west between Four-and-a-hsif
and Sixth streets-John ! Naioupv 70
Catherine Maloney, part original lots %.
IS o. square J07- and interest in estate
~ David Murphy SO
4e> Eighth street southwe st-Falter A John
Stan- trustee to Francis II. Javins lot Is
square 40 e2.1G0.
First street southwest. between y and .
streetS-AIaoel y Pyles ct al. 10 Matte p
Slater part original lot 8 square s5e- SO
The Washington times., 1910-04-09

Fifteenth and 2 streets northesst-Viiliam
p Niece 81 TX. 60 John n Lewis lots
- - 20. O. square southeast q loss SO
6e7 ThGrd street n1rtheast-Erta .. Jasper -
vir. T. Edward. 90 r Hsrry Burns. lot s..
square as. SO
North Carolina avenue northeast between
Thirteenth nd Fourteenth streets-J1hn :.
Lacey % ux- % Josephine Bsrb0ur. Iot II.
square TG24 so.
7 street northeast. between sixth and Sew
eurh s--setS-ffer-nal r H0veustcf1 - Tx.
70 EdUa-d " Day and Florence LAY tof
So square So SIC
I street uo-theast. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth ErTeerS-Ws-rT a D0Ed a..
% Hattie = Maroon lots g e 10. 10 u, and
square north Of 1923. -I9.
- North Capitol street northesst-Sszne %
same Tot res. s1lare So. so.