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The Washington times., 1910-05-28

Mount Pleazant-wIIiam s. Newell % Nay
II. Newell. lot 4s9. so.
Pleasant Plaius-Harry Wardman et al o
James NJ. and Olive B. Holloway. lot los.
square 300 $40
Washington Heights-Willlan Pitt Kellogg e
uL % Howard II. Etchison. lot IL, block
s, so. IS5.
Rock Greek Church road-Kennedy Bros. 70
Mary 5. Evans, lot -. square 5G1. $40
Mt. Pleasant-Bates Warren et uN- 10 John
l. Warren, lots LIB 10 l55, square 2. 80
PetwOrth-Guy p Warren 20 Gertrude E
Lewis. lots s. % 81 and s. block "A. SO.
Same to Thomas H. Hal. lot q, block
80. SO
Whitehaven-AgOrton G. Lloyd e ux 70 Ed
ward T. Williams. lot 4. block 4 SO.
Columbia Heights-Franklin Barrett et uL
10 Edith l. Bliss, part lot 81. block 81 SO
Arthur NJ Little ct UX. 70 same. west half
lot 9 and all lot a. block s. $40
Pleasant Plains-Alexander Mlllar et TX 70
Joseph II. Wood lot 53, square 1881. 80.
Columbia Heights-Mary H Carter % Louis
Kolipinsd. part lot a, block p. so.
utlrner Estate-JaTnes A Cahiu e al %
George A and Elizabeth ". Reggie. 10,
Sc, square 2s95. SO.
KaIOrama Height8-Waiter R. TuCkerman 70
Ernest S Benson lot IS. block s. S100
University Heights-Frank Q. Let's ct al.
trustees, to George H and N Augusta
| AIagrUder, lot Is. block a. so.
The Washington times., 1910-05-28
Suburban

Raudle HiEhlands-Nationai Savings and
Trust Company, trustes, % ". < Kick
man lot "a block sos. SO
RandIe HLghIands-Nati0nal SAVINGS and
Trust Company. trustee, 70 william A.
Oakley, lot 90 block 5542. SO
Randle HighIands-Lula S. Nisber ct viz.
John z. 10 William c Martin. lot g. block
, $50. SO.
Randie HIghIands-United States Realty
Company 70 Q. Z. Moore. lot g. block 55l9,
RandIe Observation-Disclosures States Realty
Company 70 Samuel J. Messersrlith5 Tot IS,
block 65l3. and lot . block $50, SO
Mt. Airy-Samuei J. Kalbfus 81 uX- 20 Alan
=. Walker. part. SO.
Cleveland Parz-CharIss H Henney e uL
70 Timothy Cavanaugh, part lots q. ., 90.
81 block g. SO
Stony Hill Conclusion, and Bayleyis P1r-
James Il Washington, part, so
South BrOOkland-Jaues L Sherwood Ct uX-
10 Arthur +. Kinnals lots g. {. 6 block =.
so.
Douglas-Janes johnson % Beatrice 8dslvan.
lO- g. SO. Beatrice Aalvan conveys same
property % Emanuel AZ Hewlett. SO
Manor Park-EVfliiau NJ Terrell, trustee q
Charles Z BriukerhOL- lots !. 2. 9, 4. and
s. square 5a57. SIC.
West Eckington-BenjszRfn Hodges 70 E.
pheus c Philip and Irene 7 Philip, lot
6. block s. SO.
BrOOkland-Artnur 2 Kinnaa ct TX 70 James
L Sherwood. lot -. block 2. SO.
Coleman Park-Charles "a FrafIey e a. .
trustees, o Thomas Arznet, lots /, "a. s.,
so.
Ind0leDce-Harry Tard-ran 81 a.. 70 Bernice
z McReyn0lds. lot "a square g7O4. SO
Wisconsin Avenue Parz-Capitsl Realty Com
The Washington times., 1910-05-28
Southeast.

n10 Sixth street southeast-James r. Morgan
ct TX. TO Eugene Schanz, lot 81. square
Fourteenth street southeast, between East
Capitol and A streets-YTashington Real
Estate Company TO Herman y. HOwenstein,
lots %, 81, s.. square 1895, SO.
A street southeast. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets-W. Hayden Collins et
square 1886. SO.
Potomac avenue southeast, between Four
tenth and fifteenth streets-Frank Ran
som et ux- to Robert r. MahOrnay, lots q,
"A. 3, square northeast OF 1885, so.
12s5 TO 12l Fourth street southeast-JOseph
h. Dawson ct TX to Christina KultZ. orig
inal lot z and part original LOT p, square
sol. $40
sixth street southeast. between B and c
streets-Edward Block et TX 10 Henry Z.
Stopsack, part original lot Is. square s45,
street southeast, between Third and Fourth
streets-Louise n Bride 20 william W.
Bride. part lot B. square TG9 SO
Seventh street southeast. between East cap
itol and A stre8ts-John p Dietz ct TX
20 James Ma-ti. lot 46, square s9S. SO.
d street southeast. between Sixtesnth and
Seventeenth streets-Wlliaro Z H Merritt
20 James 3. Nicholson. lots % % a. square
1880 SO
O street southeast, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets-John II. Sims ct TX a
Herman and Mary F. Williams, lot =,
G street southeast. between Ninth ana Tenth
streets-Ben 1a-nin l. Weissman ct TX 20
Levi z Nally. part original lot Z. square
90 $40
Kentucky avenue southeast. between e and
g streets-Sven Anderson e ux 10 Jere-
nltah II. Conrad. lots = and "a. square 1855
SO.
sixth and G streets southeast-Renpedy
2 ana part original lots n and 2. square
SO, so.
The Washington times., 1910-05-28

/ pany to Carrie G. HIgdon and Henry "
Lee. lot 4. square 1859. SO.
RldEe-AlonumentaI Savings Association %
I Alice A Green. part. SO.
North Columbia Heights-Thornas z farrell
| e uG- 70 william A. and Alice N Fawcett,
/ lot - Alock L SO.
tees. % samuel v GUsack. lot s. square
Cathedral HighIands-C- J. Bel. surviving
trustee. 70 william H Roland, lots and
2 square 1914 SO
Wisconsin avenue Park-CaDltaI Realty Com
pany % Joseph K Davison, lot ls, square
173g. SO.
Rhode Island avenue Terrace-H. +. 1Gandler
I Company 20 Joseph K Dawson. lot 70.
square SIS. SO
Cleveland Park-Louise Taylor 70 John H
DTipps lot 81. square 2 SO
70 ,eenth street terrace-I.y uchburg Invest
ment Corporation 20 James c Marsh, lot
| =. square 2Sr5, SO
I Eurrvflle-F'rank T Rawlings 81 W % IL
/ ward D. Gaines. lots p and g. section Q.
BurryllIe-John II. Berry ct TX to James H.
| Posey, lot z. block Z, section 3 SO
Takorla Parz-VyIlliaIn H Sleeper 70 George
! P. Lauer, part lot .. block "A. SO.
lAZadia-Lou5s P Shoemaker. trustee. % I'd
ward T FenWick. part. g79Ss-z5-
ISOuth BrDokland-Emily F. Henderson, 20
/ James l. Sherwood lots and g. block y.
Connecticut avenue terraoe-Fulton r Cor
| don e. TX % Fred d Gies-e-. lot s..
Groves Part-Cirove7s Park Company % A.
/ fred L Foster. lOt 3. block ~ 80
Cleveland Park-SoUth Boston Realty Com
/ pany % Walter II. F1nnaoom. lot IS. square
/ zlS5 SO
North HHIbroolz-sarnuel c. G1saek e *
: % William O. Owens lot 2 square 51z7. no
Gardeld-Brafuard H Warner e. TX % WI
/ liam H Campbell and Mary Campbell, tr1s-
HiIbroos-su5urban Homes Company % WI
/ lam @ Houl0en. lot a square 6975s so.
The Washington times., 1910-05-28
Record of Realty Transfers Made in the Distrl

K Hm ct uz- to Cragin ". Donaldson. lot
s.. so.
Dob6ins' Addition-Esther ". NeIl e vir.
Charles p, 70 John W. Branner trustee
lot a.. square II. SO
Washington Heights-Fred A. Silver ct TX
to John Leon Theunissen, lot IS ana part
lOt 81 block s. $40.
DObbins' Addition-Joseph Paul ct TX 10
Mahlon Groo, lots IS 70 80. square 10. SO
NorLu Grounds Columbian Uuiversity-Joseph
Sanders 20 Hannah 3. Sanders, lot 70, block
Mt Pleasant-DanleI Sweeney 20 John F1tZ-
morris, part lot 3o6. square ESQ. SO.
1CSelLldC HeisnE'-Fotonac deiShts lana
Company 10 Ora Grace OvertOn. lots p 70
.. square 1449. $500.
Kalorama Heights-Lucy y Munford 10 Adds
ID. Brown, lot % block z, SO
kalo-ama Heights and addition TO Belair
Heights-Abram L. Etter et TX 20 J. How
ard Gore and Lillian Gore. lot II. block II.
Columbia Heights-John l.. Warren et ux. 10
sara K Cassin. lot Al. block . SO
Mt Pleasant and Pleasant PIains-O7ven
owens, trustee. 10 Richard B. Owens. lot
80. square 2sSS SO.
HOlmead Manor-Enma @. Jones to James J.
Clark. lot 50. block AZ. SO.
Pleasant Plains-Kennedy Bros 70 Charles H
and Caroline 81 Williams. lot 11s square
Columbia Heights-Robert L. Corbv et ,,r "a
william $ and Charles J. Corby. lot 122,
woodley Psri-NIlddaugh & shannon TO WI
lam J. ~, p BSila1ny. lot IS. block IS, now
Ingleside-Jarnes Martin ct TX. 70 Nav N.
tlump lor aei. and part lot a. block /
Mount PleasaNr-A- Ersklue Miller et s1N 70
Edith h Fiathe. lot $50 SO.
Washington FSt~hts-Jeremiah F. Sullivan
20 uN. % Julius A Maedei lot "a block s.
$40 Julius A. Maedel et TX. conveys
same property % jeremiah p. and Nellie
j. Sullivan, so.
Columbia HeiRhts-Heury PotbSry 20 Sarah
A. Potbury. lot g. block s. SO.
81 oOTningdale-Johu Chilly ct uK. TO Charles
W. Treaowei. lots So % s. block 70, SO.
Blcomingdale-C'harles W. TreadweIl 70 Cath
crime L Shehan. lots 90 % 65, block 10 SO.
Columbia HeiKhts-Lewis z. BrBuninEer 81
gx 20 Francis N Clarke. lot a block 90.
Petworth-CIaude n. sturm 10 Lille c.
HOugh. lots i and IS square 2244. 800
Pleasant Pleius-E- o. Bliss o. w 10 Emile
I3erliner, lots IL and rs so.
Purner EstaSe-JaTnes A CahlIl et al 10 I'd
ward Z. Myers, LOT 50, square 1886, SO.
Addition 70 Le DrOit ParlC-Jeannie Winston
70 C0iyer Meriwether, lot y, block D. SO.
Pleasant Plains-Eila Orme 70 Charles II.
Davidson, part lot 9, block g., so
Washington Reconsideration T Sanner ct
uN- u William A. Hill half interest IN lot
5. block 3. SO
Mount Pleasant-Daniei Genau to Ma-y J.
Ritz Tot g. $40.
Washington Heights-John H Nolan e TX.
90 Mary NJ stewart. part LOT 1s5. SO
Meridian Hill-Nichael J. Keane ef al. q
John J. Rafferty, lot as. square 2562. 80
Meridian Hiu-Henrtetta n Halliday %
William H Lynn, lots and 9 and part LOT
IS, block II. SO.
The Washington times., 1910-05-28
OPENING STREETS
FOR NEW BUILDINGS

The work OF preparing Chevy CHASE
Heights for building operations L. pro-
dUcing gaps in the hills which line the
western edge Of Connection avenue. in
dicating the line Of the streets which
are being opened and graded prepara-
tory 70 laying water and sewer pipes
As the streets take form. the beauty
Of the subdivision becomes more appar-
eut Judging from the amount Of work
accomplished during the past thirty
DAYS. Chevy Chase Heights should,
within a short time, be IN an advanced
stage Of Improvement Thomas J.
Fisher & Co. Incorporated. which il
handling the subdivision. reports that
a number Of buyers are PREPARING 70
build during the summer.
The Washington times., 1910-05-28
Northwest.

z street northwest. between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets-Daniel Loughran ct ux
to Harry G. Laycock, lots 10 and II. square
ia. $40
lol5 Thirteenth street nOrthwest-Jacob Spliedt
10 Otelia Cromwell and John w. Cromwell
1r, lot 80. square 275. SO.
Eighteenth and streets northwest-W. Irv-
ing Boswell et uX. 10 Elizabeth 5. Danen-
mower original LOT ], square l47, ST.
llQ5 New Jersey avenue northwest-Catherine
hart 10 Ellen, Mary e. and owen A. Hart
lot c. square $50. $40
III g street nOrthWest-Richard q. Dayen-
port et ux- 10 Margaret Lesley Bush-Brown,
lcls Z. s. 9. square l6S, $40 Margaret l.
Bush Brown conveys same property 70
Harry G. LayCUck. trustee. SO Harry G.
LaycOck. trustee, conveys same property to
Mary L. Ames and Margaret L. Bush
Brown, trustees, so.
Fifteenth and Corcoran streets northwest
Joseph J. MOebs ct TX 10 katherine J.
BlaclImar. lot %. square 20S, $40
S0Gf Q street northwest-Charles H David
son ct ux. TO Ella Orme. lot 2sa. square
1853 $40.
New York avenue. between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth street northwestern W. Hark-
ness et al. 20 the Central Dispensary and
Emergency Hospital. lot I. square 10. so.
First and Q streets northwest-Barbara
n. Graf to George II. Laleger. lot SoS.
square 551, SO.
TTenty-seoond street northwest. between K
and L streets-JOhn ". Paine et al %
Martha Rosenberg, lot II. square 90, $40
Cambridge place northwest. near Thirtieth
STRAIGHTFORWARD M Dulin ct ux. 20 Charles
r. Moran. lot 23f square 12s2. SO. Same
TO, John F. and Annie L Rick. lot go.
square l2S2. so.
Ninth street northwest, between z and F
streets-Hannah Luchs ct vir to Edward
Crump, part lot q. square ST. $40 Edward
CrImp OF uX 10 washington Loan and
Trust Company, part lot 2. square ST. SO.
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets-Wash-
ingtcn Loan and Trust Company, trustee,
TO William Stiebling. part lot 6. square
lee. IS. 500
q street northwest, between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets-Albert NJ Schneider ct
Ux- TO T. Franklin Schneider. part lot %.
square I75, SO
Between Sixth and Seventh streets. Rhode
Island avenue and S streets northwest
Anna r Schiffman ef vir 10 John P
Stuckert. lot so. square ~ SO
Church street northwest. between Seven
tenth and Eighteenth streets-Jarnes r
Ellsrson ct TX 10 Vincent G and Selma s.
Pearson. lot $40. square 100. SO.
Third street northwest. between r and +
streets-John s. Kemp 70 Adoph ]. SchuD-
pert. part lots % and g. square 5Sf, $40.
Washington Cfrcls-John W Paine 81 al to
Mary and Michael Burke, lot 7. square
g. so.
Thirty-seventh street extended-P. J. Nee
Company 10 Thomas n. Howard, lot 227
square 1900. SO
Twelfth street northwest between o and
P streets-WiltOn J. Lambert OF al. trus-
The Washington times., 1910-05-28
APART MENT HOUSE
SOLD BY I.J. HOEBS
Mrs. Catherine ]. Blackburn
Is Purchaser of Three
Story Building.

The apartment house recently erected
on the northwest corner Of Fifteenth
and Corcoran streets by Joseph J.
Moebs. has been sold to Mrs. Catherine
J. Blackburn, II was announced today
Moore & Hill closed the deal.
The house is three stories high and
contains six apartments. II is under
stood its annual rental income amounts
10 $500
Among other recent sales reported by
Moore 4 Hill are the following:
For Charles D. Berger, 500 Taylor
For Mrs. JEANNE Winston, the two
family apartment building, I19 Thomas
street northwest.
To George II. BIagru6cr. 2519 Untver-
sity place, Columbia Heights.
For Harry A. Kite, 161S-l620 Florida
avenue northwest
For Jacob Spliedt, 1915 Thirteenth
street northwest
For F. A Silver. 1890 Columbia road
For Mabel H. Bayard. 1915 street
For Francis E. zepp. 7sO Kentucky
For J. Cary NayIor, 4O3 T street
northwest.
For Charles E. Wire, 26O9 Eleventh
street northwest
For Adolph NJ. Byrd, 1923 Twenty
first street northwest
For Mrs Cora 3. Morris, 1895 New
ton street.
kwo-story apartment building 511 NJ
street northeast.
For James F. MCGEE, 1882 Rhode
Island avenue northwest
For l. r.. Breuninger, 1854 Twenty
eighth street northwest, WOodley
For H. A. Kite, 251O K street north
west.
street northeast
For f. s. Carmody TO James B.
Crabb. 1912 Twenty-third street
northwest
northeast
The Washington times., 1910-05-28

tees. 70 Frank ". Vaughn, part lot II.
square 279. S40S54
Washington stT1et nSVthwest. between Fourth
and Fifth streets-)aniel Genau 70 Mary
J. Ritz, Tor 3. squire 5ls, SO
Twenty-hfth and I streets nOrthwest-Annie
Cunningham 10 Charles Eberhardt. part
original lot "a. square II. SO.
bingham place northwest. between North
Capitol and First streets-CharleS c. Niue
den 10 James L. Karrick, lots l39 and l4e,
square 62S SO
1906 Tenth street nOrthwest-Mary Ann
O'Hara 70 Minnie NJ. Osborne, lot d, square
!, 337. $40
1913 street northwest-William s. Philips
70 Otney W. Stratton, one-third interest
in lot E. square ICE. $40
33S G street northwest-Ruben Goldsteln et
ux. to James and Catherine L. Thicker
lot 81. Reservation 10. SO
Z street northwest, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streetE-Clara V. Denny 70
Richard E PairO. Tot El2. square 15l so
1910 Ninth street nOrthWost-ArnOld T. lewis
70 johnson H. Sands, lot S. square $780, $40.
The Washington times., 1910-05-28

Potbury. part lots 2, 70. II. square T5s SO.
- Tennessee avenue nOrtheast-Douald A.
craig ct TX 70 William +. and Mary F.
Craig, lot a square 1912, $40
street northeast, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets-Kennedy & Davis Com
pany 70 Zophar and Emma E Hunt. lot 30,
square 1866. $40
Callan street northeast between Sixth and
Seventh streets-Will.aln PEEL ct ux. 70 NJ.
Rea Shafer, lots 1f7. l4S. l5S, square $50, so.
K street northeast. between Ninth and Tenth
streots-Gcorgs S. Cooper ct TO Robert
T. Strouse lot Z square S3l. SO.
Ninth street northeast. between G and II
streets-Catherine Printz 20 Katie and Ger
trude Printz lot so square 9l2. SO.
street northeast. between Fifth and Sixth
streets-Kennebunk Realty Company %
Norton n. Little. trustee, lots ~ and 81,
square $50, $40.
The Washington times., 1910-05-28
APARTMENTS SOLD
ON CLIFTON STREET

For price Of 1000 Lewis E. Breunin-
ger has sold the Hartford apartment
house, located On Clifton street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets north
west The name Of the purchaser has
not been announced
The building was erected last year and
contains fifteen housekeeping apartments
II Is understood that II yields an annual
income OF $500. The sale was made
through the real estate firm OF N l.
Sansbury.
The Washington times., 1910-05-28
Southwest.

Union street southwest, between N and y
streets-Edward H. Gordon 90 Edward ",
Kinsey, part original lots 47 and -. square
5G2. SO.
G street southwest, between Tenth and Flew
enth street5-Harriet +. Ash 70 Charles D..
Church. part original lot 4, square 852, $40.
F street southwest. between Sixth and Sew
euth streets-Laurence H Hopkins or ux.
to Mildred A. SorTell, part lots A and IS,
square 487, SO
The Washington times., 1910-05-28
Near-Urhan.

Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Mary G.
Schaefer 70 CraEin W. Donaldson. lots p
and p, block s. so. Cragfn ". Donaldson
conveys same property 70 william K Hill
SO.
Nj. Pleasant and Peasant Flains-wlniau
The Washington times., 1910-05-28
Total Investments for Quar-,
ter Reach Unprecedented
Figure of 100000
BORROWINGS EXCEED
MILLION FOR WEEK
Sale OF Luchs Property, on Ninth
Street, Orly Important Trans
fer in Business Section.

Trading In real estate for the spring
season of 1910. which closes with the
present month. is unprecedented in the
annals of the District. The investment
of 100000 during the month OF May in
purchases Of property and loans on real
estate swells the total Of realty invest
ments for the past three months to
S1S,OOO,OOO.
The record disciOses that progress has
been made each month In March the
total investments were 100000: April
showed an advance Of 20 per cent, with
a total investment Of 100000, while
Mays record evidences an increase of 20
per cent over April. and IS per cent over
March
The only important sale in the bust
ness section recorded this week involves
the property Immediately adjoining on
the south the building of the washing
ton Loan and Trust Company, on Ninth
street II is said that the first and
second floors Of the newly purchased
property viii be used in connection with
the business Of the trust company. The
building was bought from Mrs. Hannah
LuchS for consideration said 70 have
been $500.
Hospital Buys Site.
An interesting transfer OF the week
was the acquisition by the Central Dis
pensary and Emergency Hospital of a
site for its new building, to be occu-
pied when the Government shall have
decided to evict the tenants from the
property on the i've squares lying south
OF Pennsylvania avenue between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets
Ine new hospital VIII be located on
the north side OF New York avenue be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets. Immediately adjoining the
Lemon Building. The land was bought
from the Hardness estate for about
$1,000. The lot fronts 81 feet on the
avenue, with a uniform depth of 80 feet,
and affords ample space for hospital
uses.
The rnillion-dollar mark was again
passed this week IN the loans on real
estate. the exact figures being $780,
1O6.45, on 2O1 lots at an average rate
Of 81 per cent The largest amount
loaned was IN the northwest, where
was borrowed S59O,1OO. The county
came next with S3G6,14L43, followed
by the southeast with S37.975. The
northeast was close at hand with
$685., while in the southwest there
sos. '''' -'-" -'''e' anu 'N'' iOt
New Loans Lead
New loans had the call this week.
ST24,92O being thus invested. Deferred
purchase money trusts aggregated
OS,2S6-43. while the building asso-
Citations placed 1900
In addition TO the two sales noted
above. 236 lots changed hands this
week IN the District of Columbia The
near-urban section, which lies imme-
diately north of Florida avenue, fur
nished seventy-three of the transfers
and the more distant suburban tracts
fifty.
OF the sections Of the city proper the
northeast was IN the lead with forty
three lots sold during the week. The
northwest ranked next with thirty
four sales, closely pressed BY the
southeast. where thirty-three lots
were purchased. There were i've lots
transferred in the southwestern sec
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-10
investigator Held on Bail.

New York, Jan. l0.-Thomss P.
Riley, former employee of the Sugar
trust, but now special investigator OF
the iuterstate Commerce Commission,
vi b Offices 10 New York, wss, arraigned
before Federal Justice Hough today on
tho charge OF having "uulawfully taken
aad published" the famous Wickersham
letter snd other documents from the
disk OF United States District Attorney
Wire Riley entered plea of not guilty
aud was held 10 50. 900 bail, for trial.
Il ia charged that Riey stole the
Wickersbsm letter, dealing with the
prosecution of the sugar trust, from
Wise's Office. A copy OF the letter WAS
later Published in magazine. The let
ter he ia alleged 20 have stolen was
written by Attorney. General wicker
sbam to Wise, and urged great caution
in fading Indie msuts against The sugar
trust, declaring that great pressure was
being brought to bear on the present to
prevent the indictments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-10
A CARD.
To the Editor of the Alexandria Gazette:

To the Editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
Plsazs permit me to correct the charge pre-.
ferred against. me by Mr.. Harry Rrice. who
owns the property referred to in the police re-
mort of Saturday, January 8. 1910. to say:
The facts set forth arc these: Aunt Cresia
Jackson lived ia small shanty about the
size ofa piano box on north Fairfax street.
This she rented from Mr.: Rice for 81 per
month. She had lived there several years.
On December % she was taken sick and not
able to care for herself some, person sent me
word to come and look Of err her. | went and
found her in helpless condition. made
application to get her in the colored Cid
Folks Home, which was granted.
She was very willing to 90 and said that
she wanted all of her things taken out 10
the home. An officer OF Shiloh Church, Of
which he WIS member, assisted In getting
her to the home and she was made comforta.
BILE.
hauled two loads Of junk belonging to her
to the hcme, the value Of which was about
one dollars worth Of wood and coal that was
donated by the city. She died January 8,
1910, and was buried fiom Shiloh Church
January s.
Altar this Mr.. Harry Rice brought in his
claim for $3.50 reat against the estate. and
ATTEMPTED 10 force collection by having
mo brought before the court of justice for
trespasaIng on his property.
The management Of the Old Home will re-
turn all ef her estate ito Mr.. Harry Rice
promptly on request. Respectfully,
WASH N. JACKSON,
1900 King Street,
Ale1andris, Vs.