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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-10
CITY MAN MURDERED
Former EmpIOye of TheRter Beaten to
Death I'm Missouri.

Death I'm Missouri.
CENTRAL CITY Neb., Sept. 9.-(Spe-
cial)--E. A. Hayter, formerly proprietor
OF the Electric theater and now engaged
IN the electrical supply business here, has
just received word OF the brutal murder
ut Maitland. Mo, of james Alberta. who
was formely employed by Mr.. Hoyter, and
who made his home in Central City for
several months a: different times. II
seems that Albertas body was discovered
on a lonely road near Maitland with the
features beaten to a pulp so that the only
way he could be identified was by letters
in his pockets.
Mr.. HRyter says that Alberta was not
the mans real name, but that it was a
stage name he had assumed having once
been an actor, His principal trade, how
ever, was that Of journeyman printer and
at that he worked for many years In diff
ferent parts of the country. When he
left here last February he went TO Shelton
and worked in the printing offices there
until early last July when he went back
to Hastings and boarded there for a few
weeks at the Hayter hotel From Hastings
he went down TO Missouri, and II is sup
posed that he fell in with some men who
thought he had some money and who
killed him in an attempt to get it.
Alberta always concealed his real Identity
and his antecedents from his friends and
no one knew what his real name was,
where he had come from, or what his early
history was. as he would never talk about
himself. and hence, his lifes history has
probably died with him,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-10
A Furnishing
Goods MessGge.....

We want you to think Of King-Swanson every
time you think OF wearables. No matter the kind
Our furnishing goods is lastly selected and OF
such sterling merit as to well repay you for any
extra inconvenience in reaching our store. The
new Shirts Neckwear, Fancy Vests we'll as other
things are entitled to attention from you.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-10

Come just a little
bit nearer than
any found else
where to meet
ing the demand
for popular
priced garments
that are at once
stylish and SER
viceable.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-10

pimpIes, rashes, aud all eruptions Of
the skin. When S. S. S. has driven
out the humors every symptom passes
away, the skin is again nourished
with cooling, healthful blood, natural
evaporation is renewed, and the skin
becomes soft and smooth. Book on
Skin Diseases aud medical advice free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co., Atlanta, Ga.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-10

salary, and the former mayor chose to hang
on TO his business.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-10

REMOVES the
acids and humors
which are caus-
ing the trouble,
bu lids up the
W eak, acrid
blood, and COM
pletely cures Ec-
zema, Acne, Tet-
ter, Salt Rheum,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-10

When you have anything TO sell or ex-
change advertise II In The Bee Want AID
columns ana set quick resultA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-30
SOUTHEAST.

Fourth street southeast, between II and y
streets-Asbury r Taylor et ux- to William
@ GuuneI- lot q. square sol. $40
south Carolina avenue southeast. between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth straets-Hermau
and Elizabeth NJ AmOle. lot =, square 1000.
z street southeast, between Thirteenth au6
Fourteenth streets--lfeorgIana II. Eavb1II
60 lleorEe ". Linkins. part lot S, square
1Gsz $40
reelEh sud Fifteenth streets Robert j.
Aahorney - TX 10 Herman r. HogEen-
stem, lots q, q, %, square northeast OF
lo65. $40
Eleventh street southeast. between r and O.
s-reets-Harry T. R0bey 90 Richard VI
sanders. part lot =. square go. SO
y street southeast, between First and Sec
Old sCrcc-s-IrVIuE Williamson q al rrrF-
tees 90 Martin j. Flahcrty, lot S., square
u street southeast. between Fourth and FIrth
e-ree-s-Eiy lyman Dolek e uL. TO Mary IL
Pratt part original lot 8. square SO. $40
Rear Of Third street southeast between n
tee 10 Frank A. Jones' lot 81, square Sol
$40
Z street southeast, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth st-eets-tferEa " Tf-kr-E To
George =. Howell. trustee. part original
lot s. square 1912. SO
Twelfth street southeast. between A ana 3
strects-Aus-.ia s Pracht e. al 20 Waiter
Twelfth street 5outheast. between g. and Z
s-raets-al.-l---ss 81 Tuohy &C AK. 90 Patrick
J. McDora part original lot g square
So, So
ElEh-E street s-uthe1st. between r. and r.
sLraets-1-itn O. RiOrlon go George W.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-30

Potomac Heights -P0t0mac Heights Land
Company % F'rsrk Henderson,, lot -, block
lE51. S5sLZ5- same 20 Blanche Henderson.
lot a. block l45o, 85sLz5- same 20 Lille
". Iaupin. lots T. > 3 "a % block 1852. s..
Edingham place-Jaae c. lockwood % John
p Stuckcrt. part lot IS block II. SO
Walter J. Redro1- lot ia, block q, SO
Rosedale and yood-C+eCrze W Barnes
70 Edward ". Kinsey. lot 81 and part lot
2. block =. SO
University Park-Thomzs T. Kfbbey OF *
70 Edward T. kehoe, part LOT = block Il,
Maud p B7oth. lot o. square -, So
Pleasant Plains-F2bert T. Bradley et al
trustees, to George A. King, lot IS, block
Conduit road-AIargaret shugrue 10 william
= Franklin tract on said road. $40
Addition % lie Droit ParI-Esdqv ward J. Card
ner e. uz 70 Edward T. Brady. lot q,
block i. SO Edward L Brady conveys
stEne property % Edward J. and zaldee
81. Gardner SO
W-hitehay erl-sLarg aret shugrrs 20 James
Cardinal Gibbons, archbishop Of Baltimore.
part lot l. SO.
West HoImead BIanor-Gesfgs We Barkman
e ux- TO Eilen Q. Rioraon, lot a and part
lot as, block J. SO
Perworth-Guy s. and Carroll S. zepp to
sidney g and Geneva L Thompson. LOT g.
square IS. $40.
kSooaley-Annie r. kieseI TO Charles c.
clover ali interest ia parts o. said tracts
ana in part lot %. square 1zss. $500.
" ElEU=E llgse-L-lura a r-uiy-arzaEr 70 Al
fred Il Lawson, lot S. block q SO Charles
- haicott e. uL 20 same lot 10 block 7.
t-R Luther SFaTtzeil TO SAM lot 6.
lot p block = SO James 3 Gallagher
e. uE 20 same. lot 4. bloc - SO
george r Byug 10 Sarah A. b ING. lot 7.
9-ock Z, so sarah A Byug 70 Alfred Il
Lawson, lot z. block z. SO
Connecticut Avenue HeiEh-s-auuis n Mills
% Reeve Lewis. lot p. block 2, SO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-30
SUBURBAN

rance HighiaIl1s-L nita1 states Realty
b1-Hpa1y 70 Ruth Floyd Iacotes, lot a.
square 5-F7 SO
,-.--s- 1s-,.es. r4r-,.r-.-- ,---- e,--.
- u ------ ll--i ~
anu --ts- S1-L-ll--i-ys trustee % Ernest l.
R0bey. lots u and o. square 5ffI. SO
Er11k-auE-E-rt derrick A FF1Gr11 executor 10
Ella Reese ICt Is block - 81 za1
Bloomsbury Fszrk-FIarrv = DAVIS e. TX TO
sarah j. Cy-av-r1rF r--s = u IA d
block 2 $40
FTscj-v STANDARDIZATION 7 T--~-=--, to p
EFarrv Frflrfrs -.s-r E-- 3 60
AEFf-fr- IN r-r-e-a=s zr.f.---e-r------ y
Loneuecker e. - 70 F2sr5oIrs- L. Terngue-s
lots L ! > egua-e 8 sd
CHEVY T-r-za-Trr- p TV4--- IN E~--rr-~ p
Gordon Tat 81 sg--s-. r-=4 srl u--Tt17 u
r----47- - nv - 49, ri v---- - =
ec---a r--a 81 40
T-Ta.-1-r1- rr4--- Vr-a-z---- 20 al 20 Ma
--ra- y rs--cr ~ - --------. - go
r--r----r- -r--.-'---- vr---a-- ri ~ - $50, a
gy7-1sr.a- T-- : .r------ : a.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-30
NORTHWEST.

Ninsteenth street northwest, between r and
c streets-Ferdinan5 J. Einstein to Fannie
Einstein, lot o. square 1E2, SO
1517 Church street northrzest-Il- Newton Don
2ldsOn eL al, trustees 10 treAerlcr1 A
fleming and William a White lot s.
1917 Church street northwest-F'redeEiek a
Fennlng ct al 70 Abe 3. Penn, lot g.
CsSrSb street. northwest. between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets-Carrie l. Millard TO
EIdridge z. Jordan, west half lot s.. square
7-7i-5 street northwest. between n and y
streets-Carrie L. 1Elilard 10 Eldridge =
jordan, part original lot 20, square - $40
1877 O street u0rthUest-Auuie Mckee Dudley
20 Anita Mckee Graves lot y. square 1s5,
2si7 II street northwest-0icoIas Thaden ct
al 70 Marie Thadsl tfor Hfe)Y and Henry
=. Thaden 90, and Lucien H Thadeu
90. lot 81 square S. SO
2023 Fourteenth street Dorthwest-JOhu II
Zabei- 70 Patrick F. Neligan, lot So, square
Tventy-seveuth and streets northwest
George v. Marsh. lots g. g.. 6S, square
1852, - George W Marsh conveys same
property 20 Matte r slater. SO
canal road between Thirty -sesenJn and mir
Ly-eigtLh streets-Jaues F. PaCEetr - al,
trustees to Dwight Anderson lots - TO
3. square l2ll. s. Dwight Anderson con
yeys same property 90 Robert Allen $40
Dent place Dc-l-wesL between z nlrrelh
and ThirJy-trst s-reers-N- Nailace CHS
square IcS2- SO.
ISIS Columbia street northwest-Johu II =
Click ct TX % Joseph Galo-ta. lot ~,
square 355. $40
Fourth street northwest. between " and "
sfre=ts-Beniaruin F. Fsalles % David D.
-sster. lots A and .. square 81 $40
Bates street northwest. between First and
Third streets-(T- Percy Mct7lue 20 Tx 20
Frank W. Tucker. lots l94 % lg3, square
sos SO
Seventh street northwest. between 7 and
II srreets-Siulo1 At[1s et 10 william
r E-Odges. part lots - and "A, square +4s-
SO.
s street northwest. between Nineteenth and
Twentieth srreets-Fra1bliu =. San1er &c
TX % EfIe =. Newell. lot Il, square lte- SO
Fifth street northwest, between Q ana Il
streets-J1hn = Edison q al, trustees %
washington Loan and Trust Company
trustee lot 2. square AS. and part original
lot 10. square 81. $50.
Alley between T and F and First and Sec
ond streets norrfIVves--C-atEerLue F. E-Ep-
peri to Lizzie Eisar. west h1lt original
lot -. square $50 $40.
1s1- I street nrr-huezt-TEiflia p. EGucn-
sion et al. trustees. 90 Fanny Lyon. west
% feet OF original lot s. square los, S7-sl5-
TIE1 Fourth street non h7Ves--Aiice 8 Hack
cit 81 al 90 Isaac OCteuberE part OTlEt.lIi
lot ]. square north Of 5l5s SO
Tenth street northwest between II and y
street -Teunie MzcEey 90 Peter x EEsrCl-
as part Tot 10. square 9fS- SO
1911 T street uorthwest-EIIza5e-h L. Tur-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-30
NEAR-URBAN

Meridian Hiu-E5arry YVardman ct al to
James Strayer. lot ISL. block Is. SO.
a. 10 Flea $. v. Motter. lot 4, block Is.
S9.sIZ5G-
Ecaio1ama Heights-Unlon Trust Company 10
Ellen $ v A9rtvr, lot :. block j., s3.4i2-5l.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-C4eorge
T. Hunt % Benton and EoWena- s Hal
stead. lot f5f. 500. Benton Halstead et uN-
convey same property to George z. Hunt.
Pleasant Plains-T. Pliny Moran CT ux- 20
Ai5-zc %. Bliss, part lot A. SO
Bloom -l-ri2ie-Llesrer A. Hester TO Ferdinand
D. 1IcGivern. lot 90. square g-00. SO.
SCheu-Zcn F1rE-Charles r Eesbit q al
trustees. TO Abram r server, lots and 2.
Columbia HeiEhts-F'rancis A Bluudon Ct TX
% Mary a and Ellen T. Dilger, lot q,
Hollnead 5Iauar-FIarry p. Wilson ct TX. 10
william ?. Rider and Florence 81 Adams.
lot III. block -. SO.
Columbia Heights Charles a. Junken et uz.
20 Edwin r. and Bette =. Elicit. lot =
s5ata Grounds. Columbia couege-vvllIiala
l. ILier % Frank r. and Janet >. Rutter.
s7ath Grounds. Columbia Couege-vIIIiam
T. Miller 10 Lawrence +. and Daisy 81.
Schmeckehier. LOT ls2. $40 same to ,ohn G.
and Jennie X E0yt- lot 1sl. $40
Columbia archaeological city improvement
Company rc Chester A. snow lots q and
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Flasus-Cl1arIss
j. Butter 90 al TO Emmet c. And-uss l0t
s. block - SO
Rock creek Ford R5af-Susau EI1Ckbee %
Hattie Dixon part ~ the vale, SO.
Ir-ieslE e-RoEert T. Frazier GO Tx On Ken
needy e. Davis Co. lot 90. block T. SO
Mount EIaassut and Pleasant PIai1s-F-7r-
e-ce o. S-eE-n et viz. Sanford W. % Eu-
gene EUsr. Ilr 81. block Is $40.
InE. -sf5e-rhaster s.. snow TO Capital CITY
improvement Company. lots q 20 q block
o. So
Prospect Hu-Gracs II Brown or a. 10
sarah O. Humphrey. part lot 81. SO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-30
Synopsis of Preceding Chapters

Synopsis Of Preceding Chapters
Edmund Stonevau. a vFe-I-t0-d0 young
inventor succeeds IN harness-EE The IN
teratouic theory and builds an aiEsh-P
into which &c inveiEies three Of his
friends including Jack Ashton al Henry
DaT-1u. and carries then on another
friend. VIII Church, elulls S-oCeu-a-l and
thus IS nor kidnaDed-
The a5rshlp speeds Tar oLS Into space.
StOneWaIrs companions being kept IN
ignorance Of It's destination Many strange
meleors and Other queer wanderers
through space are encountered
Stclewau az last admits the crafts des-
uuation IS the planet Venus. where q
landing Is Effected The cold IS found
10 be LriEhrful- The first savage iuE11l-
tSDr is encountered
AFTER a victorious encounter with the
-urllcous-eyed. shaggy-turEed inhabitants
they make arrangements for travelling
round the planet bur IA the ul6st OF a
religious ceremony. wherein the LEEali-
tauLs worship EL5 Earth. one OF the men
Is captured by an elraEe1 prIeE- and Is
borne toward a terrible altar O. be sac
ri6ced.
He IS saved by q we-I-dlrectsd shot
Eron EGrlcl5's revolver. They set out 90
explore The planet. taking JU5a with
them, and come upon a mountain OF
crystal
After many uishaps they fnd them
selves about 10 crash into a mountain o.
ice
They escape destruction. but become
lost In the wilderness OF Ice
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x ing 10 permit Us 20 think long
Of the poor creatures whose
deaths we had uudOu buedly
caused There seemed less than an
even chance OF our getting through
ourselves
As we went tossing and whirlfuE on
the water rose still higher. and the
First, the sled on the lert was torn
loose then the other disappeared
The car was left TO make It's way
EGt the loss Of the sled was a good
LEILS, now that their occupants were
gone 1t eased on the weight and the
and gave room more readily when
pressed by ice blocks
1t rolled more than before. 10 be
sure out stlil II was wei DdllaSLecs
and did not turn turtle It took one
tearul plunge, however over q per
pendiCUlar IAN Of I should say,
the water was very deep. and we came
UP again after the plunge ike cork.
and WHirIed OF down the rapids.
At last the stream became so broad
that the danger from Che floating ice
was 10 an extent relieved, and we be-
gan 10 look about US more COOIly.
peril. We were becoming hardened by
so many escapes and growing more
and more confident
We had got out or the ice mountains
by this time. and the elevations about
us were OF no great height But we
could see the Silttering peaks towering
Tar behind, and IL was q most appalling
sight 70 watch many Of the nearer hills
suddenly sink, collapse, and disappear.
just as-if you have ever watched the
operations Of the cook IN the kitchen
when a bOy-yOu have seen uinnaCies CT
soft sugar melt down in water
Edmund said that all Of the icy hills
and mounds through which we were
passing no doubt owed their existence
to pressure from behind where the sun
never rose, and where the ice was pied
into actual mountains These foothills
were, in fact enormous glaciers, thrust
out toward the sInvVard hemisphere
After a Ions time the river that bore
Us brOadened out into a veritabIe lake
The surface around became COMPARE
lively level. and was al covered with
higher as We approached IL, and the
heat increased
Vast fields Of ice foateG in the great
lake. whose water was not muddy. as
II would have been If II had passed
over soil, but OF crystal purity and won
derfUlly blue in the deep places And
now We began TO notice the wind again.
II came htfully. first from one CIrec-
ton and then from another At times
IS rose to the fury Of a tempest, and
lifted the water into huge waves But
the car rode them beautifully.
Therein lies our greatest danger. 3"
ssilu Edmund he current still sets in
Ine same direction, and I fOresee that
we shall be carried into a region where
havoc.
1t IS the region where The hot air
from the sunWard side begins TO de-
scend, and the cold air from the other
SIDE meets II II IS q belt Of storms and
II may form a barrier more treuerd-
Gus than the crystal mountains mem
selves We shall have all we can do to
escape being east away when we az
proach q shore-fCr shore Of some kim
there must be"
II came out nearly as he aad antici-
pdIed, except that the current grad
10y olea away. and We FOUND our
Sc YES driven about BY the wind. mis-
continually increased In force, and at
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-30
GROSS WILL GIVES
ESTATE TO WIDOW
In Case Of Remarriage Property Is
20 Revert TO Two
Brothers.

By the terms OF the viii OF John A
cross, the Associated Press correspond
ent- VINO died recently his entire estate.
real and personal IS beqUeathed 20 his
widow, Elizabeth N Gross, who is
named as eXecurrfx
A request that Mrs Gross give VIII
lam r Gross S2cl1 is contained in the
VIII which IS dated July =. 1906.
II Is provided in the VIII that in the
event Of the remarTiaEe OF the vSdOv-
the estate shah 20 10 the teStator-s tzo
brothers William F. and Charles +.
Gross, three-hfths to the former and
twO-ftths TO the latter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-30
NORTHEAST

SO street northeast-Herman r. Howen-
stein er ux- 20 wiuett E Deutinger. lot
81. square So. SO
III i street uortheast-EdWard =. Hannah
e uz- 70 John c. Harrington, lot 63, square
SIS, SO
II street northeast, between Thirteenth and
SCOT lot IS. square 1C15 So
A street northeast. between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets-Nanuie D. Conway e.
VIZ. James w TO Florence Y. Lewis, lot
IS. square IUlg. ga.
r street nOrthea--t between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets John f. Sexton e. ux-
20 Mary A. Burnley lot 65, square 1eJ7, $40.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-30

Twenty members Of the Brotherhood
Bible class OF the 1EcKe15ree school
agree today that an outing they had on
the Potomac last evening was one OF
the most successful in the history Of the
organization An excursion committee
in charge was composed OF A. L Miller.
and J. Louis Franz.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-30

bitt ct al o Melissa E Davis, lot 6. square
90, SIC.
Gorcoran street northwest between Eight
senth and Nineteenth streets-Ezarry Ward
man e a. 10 John H Leeth. lot 15i, square
- second street orthwest--Walter r VIII
cox e. al, trustees. 20 John j.. Laskey-
lot - Reservation II. S35-5-
alb DUmharton street orthvgest-8Tarearet
- Ly1l0ne 20 Harris krick west hair lot
So, s1Lsre 1872. $40
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SOUTHWEST

seventh and streets southwest-Amsnda
Barker Ct al 20 william T. Miller, lot
- and part lot -. square ass. So
mary and avenue southwest. between Sixth
ana Seventh streets-Afanor Real Estate
and Trust Company 70 Julia A Darnau
part Tot O., square $50. S2,S09
skin street and Virginia avenue southwest
Cnarles steele trustee. 20 Basil ". Rowe.
lllar-es steele. George F. Baker. william
IA Barrett. and William D. Guthrie trIls-
tees part original lot ], square south Of
80, s.. Helen r. DinsEoTe q al. 70 same,
same property s.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-30
MUST AID
DISTRESSED HORSES
Humane Order by Major
Sylvester Commended
ar AnacOStia.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
AEACOSTIA- D. C. July 80

The order just issued By Major SyI-
vester. the Chief Of Police, TO the
various pricinct captains regarding the
humane treatment Of horses during the
hoJ weather has met with commando
The directions issued by Major syI-
Vester are that policemen lend z hand
II cases OF overloaded Overvvorked. and
under tered horses, ana see that the
animals are given propery treatment
Mrs. c J. P Weber. the wife OF
policeman Weber, Of the Eleventh ure-
ciuct, has gone on a tim 10 Nor-V[sy
ana Sweden She viii return some time
N october After visiting Chrisriania
she VIII 90 20 her former home in Nal
mo, Sweden
The officials OF the Auacostia Baptist
Church have decided TO give q lawn
surrounding the edffce, corner Of Thfr-
teenth and " streets
The Esther Memorial Protestant Frisco
PAL chapel, OF Congress Heights, has ar
ranged 70 hold an outdoor entertainment
on the lawns IN Randle Park August 3
: aLld D Features Of the event VIII be
oanclng and music OF q special nature
James 1IIIlard, OF Anacostia- has been
designated for police duty at theGOveTn-
nent Hospital for the Insane He VIII
succeed the late Thomas =. COFbiu.
The annual outing Of Electa ChaDter.
No. z. order OF the Eastern star vas
hello Thursday. when the mernbers and
the friends made the trip 70 Grea1
F.IIs-
The contest for the prizes offered ~
the Anacostia Citizens Association for
the best kept lawns and rear yards is
nov at its height Numerous new en-
tTles have been made DIT James A.
Watson the chairman OF this commit
tee. has begun the work OF Judging
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-30
REAL ESTATE DEALS
REACH HIGH FIGURE
Total Investments During
Month of July Shown by
Records Is 100000.

TIE total investments IN real estate
dur gthe month OF July as shown By
the records OF the Office OF the Recorder
OF Dee'is amounted 20 50 100000, an ex-
treEnely high figure for the raidsunne-
period
II the two largest sales Of the month
mao oeen contaminated By the passing
OF the deeds another 8. 900, 90 would have
been added to that sum
me sale OF the II street buildings Of
George Washington University 10 sano-
ueI w woodward, while practicable
made this month. viii not reach The
record stage until October
me other sale. on which a de,osi+
has been paid. involves f.earIy ~ :
iilllilon- This Is che largest aparf7,. ;
mouse built Dy Harry Wardu1an 49,
,he connecticut avenue bridge The
oeeds 70 this property may not pass for
another month ~
Closing Delayed.
Inc closing OF some other fr,-,o-+--,.
sales, which would have sweIIed -. -
gregate OF business done was ra+s-7<z
o me suspension Of the title con7anieg
q the examination OF titles for a na-io5
q several days This setback - -.
closlrg Of negotiations was made orTfrra-
LOfy oy the chaotic state furo u-rfob =
vas necessary 70 throw the records. of
the Recorders Office II. order to IT,
WorkTnen to lay a hreD-oof e.
throughout the Office
Great expedition VS. r7sa,7 o., -, -
ouL II was absolutely necesss-r - ,,I =
lne once. except 10 the recor4i1e ~
4-c. Tor several days The iDahfii+- -
- e>aLl5lers 20 get access 10 the
-SLOi-s OF course made useless 80
tf-oL-lIse Dy the title companies 10 set q
AZ Gun pleJlng reports on titles.
Responsible For Slump.
Ihis condition IS partially. resnorsf1,1e
IoT the slump In business shown bv a
ISFle" OF the past week Only is lots
were sold during the week througho4,+
me District, and the total loans Of the
week registered only Sf0S,52S02- This
sum was borrowed on the security OF ~
lots IT an average interest rate OF "a
per cent
SUBURBAN sales made I'd nearly fvyo-
lhlrQs OF the weeks business The 80
y - sLodlVisions furnished fifty-seven
Us anu the near-urban district within
tIle cllys the northwest led with fhfrfv--
SIX lots transferred, followed by ria
so-LneasI with fifteen, northeast I've
and southwest four
NeW loans had the call this week with
= C CoCai y SSJo's55-4t Deferred purchase
money notes aggregated s552g4 81 au5
Lle building associations pIJt ont SEF an
me record OF loans by sections shows
IO4l.tys 90, $50 northwest. Glg919I.
hoFl!leastr s15.l59s southeast S25,350. and
southwest Sf.1545O-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-30

Barkman, part original lot 6. square 90s
Eighth street southeast. between X and L
s-Ieels-tFeor6e 81. EaTkman TO Charles T.
tcolich and ~. Hayden Collins trustee,
part original lot G. square sos. $40.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-30
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