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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26

An all day meeting will be con-
Quoted Sunday at the West End Mis-
sion. beginning with prayer meeting
at 6 A. NJ. and other services at II
a. M. n. Nj, $50 r. M. and s p,
NJ The special series of meetings,
which have been conducted this week
at this missian by Captain Potter have
been well attended. nearly all con-
gl,erations oil Richmond having been
represented.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
I.allrel-street NIeilofilst.

Preaching at II A, M. by Rev. f.
j. Richardson on behalf Of the ANTI
saloon League. Preaching ut 8 P.
Nj, ~. the. ppstpg, pr. -la-9aes H. aiusa
subject. How 10 Make Home Happy
Ecy. 7. Calvin Stewart. u. D., pas
tor OF the Church of the Covenant.
is reported as improving rantdu a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26

Rev James Y. Fair. pastor OF the
Westminster Presbyterian church. will
deliver the annual commencement
Grafton on the last Sunday In May
before the University Of North Caro-
lima. Chapel Iiill,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
at II A. M by the pastor and F.
Al. by Rev II. J Richardson.

At the TalrmoUnt Gibraltar ehareh
services VIII no as follows: Sunday
school at 9;45 A.. Al; sermon, The
Removal Of Jeslgs From the church,
at il A. NJ christian hndaayor at
Z IS NJ; Sermtn at S +. ~, py ~
:. iientkel on The Joyful Sound.
"rhe United states in Prophecy
the sixth o. a--scrieg4 on the Book %
Kevelation win BE the subject 9f
Pastor H. l.. Heuso,s sermon sunday
night AZ oclork nj the Seventh Dag
Adventist church. in North Morris
street.
Services win he held by the Chris
tian Alliance OF the Gospel Mission
Han, No North seventh street. ut
2:30 o'clock sunday afternoon,
An important meeting Of ST. Johns
Circle III tbo Eins's Daughters Will
be held Monday afternoon at 4:3e
O'Clock with Mrs. j. Thomas Palma
tory,
The regular monthly meeting q the
ToGag paapie'a baptist Association OF
Richmond enc Manchester Will he
held IT the f,ggt Baptlxt ehurch sum
day afternoon a. a's1 O'Clock. ffere
viii 10 specia a1usic and an address
by Rev. II. f. Jones
Mr. ]. VI. Ads11a.s. &c >Isrpalflyn Tab
erna1.e, Bro0kiYn, n, w., VIII apenN
sunday afternoon ut ! c'esuek as
J smithdeai Hahi Ninth and Broad
streets 4Iis subject via ha God
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26

Promised Restitution, When fhls
Earth Shall BE Made Beautiful.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26

Every instrument sale Internationally warranted in every
In this sale included Henry and g. Indeman and the
new famous Iurwi Becker Bros; Ghleagos
Schaeffer Bailey the reliable Emerson the old FISCHER;
the great and the Incompatible traits
Piano must saving sale together with
Of Unknown and thoroughly desirable makes
No received III no
greater shown anywhere thn
we present Monday morning.. ,oo
thereby secure l2u
additional enthusiastic oya friends for Crafts and Ramos
been sold for les than s2f5 S67 ST and $toS will secure
narfcufarv Hud
The ner cases same 81 month buys them while the
less extensive STYLES 90 a SO and@ss month
Sale prices $3.50 and $500 styles are now SOS
and $32S.
Terms as best your convenience.
MOST OF THEM NEARLY NEW.
this c included pianos thatwe have hand We
want these riayc pianos need tat they
occupy number Of player too numerous to men-
lion at less than what Other dealers ask TOT their players
IN and
Is not found exactly as represented and satisfactory
Store open until sale closes We have no 10 lose
Gus oU
which will be taken value the first payment
Monday y Sc
If YOU have no piano We have been able the
money 20 tAe
heretofore has made possible liberal
ana we are sure Such an ~
| be presented /
Our experts Of those who wish 10 order by mail
We make most painstang selections and ship
ments subject trial All that have
been refunded receipt instrument MOI found
| in satisfactory
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26

completed arrangement whereby the be anu ply
qresvc house house OF Ramos known throughout
Virginia dealings and high quality OF goods II se nc
/ consolidated.
Ino Co In order to MAKE room
Tor Eh concerns the III be reduced Ran}2
Crafts make room Tor them III ' o1k
| hence this great All be sold within three weeks
| We nusf nd find foy pianos forthwith
same man would sell them within three weeks at
II could be done IL ws1id be RIDICULOUS
/ waste OF etorl and money
Only The most unprecedented reduction in price VIII dispose OF 20
large pianos quickly Prices be made - low and
terms thai each and caller is u TO
his advantage InlaedI4LGZ e1le 1ll2 %
Inducements that simply Unprecedented
The making profits simply 81 the question We gong 10
make friends however and we are gong fofy
definite and valuable statistics at the same 2e
advertised Not must IL
musical instrument manufacture upon most advantage
GUST MAXI IF fHuW1T THH1 So7
piano lifetime buyer must be found every
and particularly Ills growing south = Il necessary
such hgca piano selling TO keeptse constantly
before the pubic
In dposng wholesale stock opportunity to find
out definitely which method Of advertising effective such
newspaper space circulars personal letters or weekly or
| periodical! publications
For This reason We publish advertising certificate II calls for
$4,000 good for much ctal cash Il viii BE accepted 10y us
ia THIS select soNf faH8 t8"
certificate o balance best suits
i5a@ evEn FS IT, m a OF
offer ii choose To make tuT
when seetfyour piano. pay premium o III
select your INSTRUMENT We publish below the ece
schedule showing exactly these Certificate vii amount to
that the reduced 20 less than wholesale
need make payment oaeF tAah an
| advertising certificate when select piano
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26

l'suul services Will he held At NE
EAuconh Street Baptist rhHtc i.
F'rcaCniAR AT morning and I1sHs ny
tAo pastor. ReY. v. r.. Robertson
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26

itev. Dr. w Il. l.. Smith. pastor.
WiH preach at both scrvicas In the
Second sist .o1tjgr.eh stlai{ay &s.iseal
al 2 A. NJ
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY W p. Hbbs & Co..
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade Hibba
B~ddinc
Chicago. Aug T.-wheat opened lower snd ruled
weak during the early part Of the session. Some
good buying was around l0l for September. as
has been the case for several days recently when
that point was reached, Local professionals orersold
themselves. and in covering caused rally Of !
cent bushel Ad1ioes from Winnipeg state that
heayy--frosts appeared az many points last night
with considerable damage The northwestern mar
kets were considerably irmer than own un'
doubtedy rejecting the weather conditions reported
Minneapolis reports a better demand for cash wheat
there from outside mills.
Tho receipts were i45 cars With so7 estimated for
tomorrow
Corn opened lower on further rains IN the West
and continued heavy throughout most Of the session
Local professionals were again the best buyers. Mr.
Snow wires from Eastern Nebraska that drought
damage is slight but cars under the average, and
but little Of the crop late. Crop will need until
the end Of September TO mature. The country were
again sellers Of corn for shipment bC.h from east
and west q the river.
Local receipts III cars estimated for tomorrow. 20
Oats Welded fractionaly 20 the pressure Of the
large movement all sections reporting free deliv-
cries and heavy Accommodations
Local receipts, sIi cars; estimated for tomor-
row. .sql.
Provisions ruled somewhat lower under miscella-
neous selling IN part Influenced b. the action o.
gain markets. Packing interests absorbed most Of
the offerings. and this support caused a reaction,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-18
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. 81: DO. prints. 81,
d. seconds g. process. fancy. 2 do fair 70
good 25a2s; dairy. choice. 5ia5l do. good, Za8:
store packed. lsa0
CHEESE-NeW York State factory, fancy arsts
l7al74: DO. small. I7al75s: do. hrge lelzaI7,
EGGS-Nesr-hy choice return ible cases s2ika23.
West Virginia and Southern Virginia. returnsble
cases. 20: Tennessee retumahle cases %: North
Carolina, returnahle cases. D.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. spring large nan
do medium. l9a20 de-. hens. snail per 10 .ls
large, lsls; ROSTERS per h., 10; ducks old ~ Do
spring, lbs and over Is; geese per To-. loalz; d.
fancy, l2aH; turkeys. toms. per 10. Is; do hens
10: turkeys. thin. l1al2: keats. per h. IS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Norfolk Der barrel
Looal.25; cucumbers. Norfolk per basket GOAL q.
DO. North Carolina. 9oalOo. string beans. Der bas
ket 25a5o; North Carolina lettuce 5oalOO; radishes
per 100 ioa5o; spinach pcr barrel 15al.oo: esg
plant per crate. loOal-75; tomatoes per crate 75a
Loo; asparagus. 75al.O per dozen punches; rhubarb
lSa5 per dozen punches: new cabbage 60a75 per
crate; spring onions 49sp pcr hundred: beets 5a5
per bunch green peas. per nasket. 75aso
DRESSED POuLTRY-Chickeus per b. 22a2s
chickens and hens. mixed. l9a2o; slips per 10. IL
ducks. ls02O; geese per h.. llal5.
DRESSED MEATS-Hams country. sugar-c,1red
a.
DRIED FRUITS-Appiss. sliced. fancy. 4a5: cher.
mes, l2al5i blackherries. = whortlsberes IN
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool, unwashed free o.
burrs per b., 90; WOOL bury, per b. Sa2s; hides
green, per b.. 10; Co.. dry. per b.. l3al6; sheen
skins. green. each 75alo0: do dry each 2as): calf
skins. green. each. lNal75
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-18
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Aug l7-Quo,ations b. Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are as follows:
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per 10. ss1zss do.
choice 27'4a2s; do. good STAB do. imitation sol
a22. do prints Elss5; do. blocks. aa5o: ladle p;
Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. p: Ohio rolls.
p West Virginia rolls. q storepacked. n Mar-
land Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints q
process butter. Ga8.
EGGs-Maryland. Pennsylvania AMI nearby hrsts.
PER dozen. % Western. p Southern hrsts. -;
guinea eggs. I.al2
LIVE POULTRY-C Chickens. spring IA ibS and
over. Ter H.. Eals; DO. small and medium. lsals
old hens. easy. lac; do small 20 medium % old
ROSTERS. 10 spring large. IS do small a. medium
IS; ducks large q; do. snail z; do musoovy
and mcugrcl llal2 spring. lbs. and over. Is. do,
smaller lsli; pigeons. young per pair IS; do, old.
FER rair. . guinea fowl. cid each. =
POTATOES-Nhite nearby. per bushel. prime.
5ja1o do. Western Maryland and Pennsylunia.
prime 65a70. do. seconds 5oa60: Rappahannock
l5aL75, do, Eastern Shore Maryland per Dbl.
No l. lGalI5, sweets yellow. Per Dbl. North
Carolina 2o'a225: vans, North Carolina new. 2Ola
25; Potomac, new, 2ooa2&: RaPpahanuock. 2c'a
GREEN FRUITS AND vEGETABLEs-Apples.
early harvest qer Dbl. fancy. L25al g. do. small.
75alO0. do. TT box Dal0 Do. rer lg-bbl basket
5M60. do. Western Maryland and Pennsylvania.
packed. per Dbl 2ca250 bets native bunch
liza2; cabbage native pvr 100 L5a200 canta.
loures. Norfolk. PCT crate 5Sal0o, York River pr
crate, ia'5, Potomac. Tcr crate. 5a6o Coru native.
PCT dcz.. sugar. sale: do Virginia. per doz. 5as
cucinbeTs native pcr a-has. l5a2o. damsous.
Maryland and Virginia. bb. 3gaA0o. crzplarts.
Norfolk. per crate. L5ai 50 onions Maryland and
Pennsylvania. yellow. Ter blshel. 70al5. peaches.
Florida and Georgia. por crate L0oal5o do Mary
land and Virginia. Tcr box. ioaso. DO. Der S-bas.
2saD; DO. fancy ger has sass. do. per carter.
aa75; pcars Eastern shore Ter has. Soa50 squash.
native. pr bas, l5a0 geen beans. native per
bushei box. 60a75; beans. ratire per bsishel
5-a60; tomatoes. Potomac Per 6has Garner 9a50;
do. Rappahannock E1c5: do. Eastern Shore.
Maryland. per carrier. mas DO. native PER ts-has
l5a2oi watermelons, Nor;h Carolina, per 100. SoA
no
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Aug E.-1IILLFEED-Firm far in
ouiTy. Spring bran, 2a2i-S; standard middiines.
$50. city bran. 2. in bulk; Western red dog.
go. 70 arrive winter wheat bran, ia Ig9pouad
sacks 20 arrive 2A61
OATS-Wcaker: quiet demand No. white. q:
Nc. white. il'z, No. white 81 white on
tack. Eai5 Quotations all Ter new
FLOCR-Steady; moderate business. Kansas
straishts 5loss 70 in sacks: soft strsights 400
a. IN barrels; spring patents. 5aose. co. In bar
relS; Srr1ns clears Ggai9l. New Kansas straishts.
70 arrive. SOFAS %.
RYE FLoUR-Steady; trade moderate. Choice
brands quoted at i.l5a450
CORNMEAL-Fim. moderate business Kiln
dried for export 40. coarse meal in bags 1s7al 90
HAN-Rcceipts. go tons, easier, moderate in
quiry Prime Timothy. 40. No J. SAILS. No
. l2osl-25; No 3 Lo5allo; cannon 70 choice new.
ioo8l.~7
sTEAw-ReceiDts 80 tons; slow. Long rye quoted
az Ea6
BEET-steady; fair business. Packet, lsOhB50;
famil~ le00aIsg
PORK-steady: small trade Mess. 2isoas 90:
amily. 5.50a25O1
TABD-StCady, dun. Prime Western. u g. city
49, refined continent. l255. south American.
B25 refined Brazilian. kegs. H25. oleostearins.
nhaD, lard stclrine slow, New York. l5E
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-18
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Aug E.-WHEAT-Stock in elevators.
$500 bushels shipments from elevators. e6li
bushels Sales Of cargoes on grade az 100 for No
red. 10 Tor No. ; red. L0I Tor speial bin
steamer No red 100 for stock steamer No. red
g Tor special bin rejected and a for stock reected
Bag lots By sample. as 70 quality and condition.
brought s.. 90 g. g IS. IS and LOO per b1shel
Settling prices. Contract spot LOlls No. red
Western. Ia: No. red. LOla steamer No 2
rcd 9ls steamer Nc. ? rcd Western. 100
CoRN-stoek IN elevator s2oS bushels, ship
ments from elevators. f46i bushels Contract spot
mixed corn. g. nominal
OATS-Stcck In elevators. i6lo bushels: ship
ments from elevators $50 bushels. White No 2
as % weight. s5os5s; do Nc J. as 70 weight.
i2'aai3; do, No. l. as 20 weight %; do mixed
No. p i2lta43 New oats No. white. an: stand
ard white i0i5a4l: No 5 white s0af0ls No I
white 3saSsli.
RYE-StocA in elevators. 1851 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. rs bushels No l ne. West
cru domestic. 7sas0: No. rye Western domestic.
I6a7T bag lots. as 10 quality ard condition g5a73
No. I'VE. Western. domestic. 72a7f. No. re
nearby =; No re. He-rby. 7oa7l.
FLOCR-Winter extra. new 35a370; do clear
new il5a4S5; de-. straight new. 45oai s.: do
patent. new. 5.l0a520 %; spring clear i50a47s: do
straight. 55oa5i75; do patent 6ooa625: city mills
best patent. 65o; do. high-grade patent SIS: do
straight. SIS; choice family A70: extra 25Oa3 IS.
rye -four. medium % choice, 425a4.5o: com meal
pr 100 pounds, lSoalsO
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-18
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Railway shares were the feature OF the
trading yesterday on the local stock ex-
change. in that sufficient demand for
them was apparent 70 bring out a little
Of the stock at higher prices than have
recently prevailed Capital Traction sold
at 129 and half a point higher Railway
preferred sold at S.
Lanston was the only other stock sell
ing at 50 and a fraction lower.
Gas attracted no attention. and the bid
price was lowered
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany's statement of earnings ana ex-
penses for the month OF July, as COM
pared with July. 1909. shows gross earn
ings, 1910. S75l7.7S 1909. s7,O92, IA; in
crease. S455.5s2. Expenses 1910, s5,423, $50;
1909. S4,sl4,o59; Increase. 1909, sS1. Net
earnings, 1870 S2,123.S43; 1909. S2.27S,OS2; de-
crease. S54.2Ss
The 1910 edition Of American Street
Railway Investments. just published,
contains statistics and information con-
corning the financial and traffic results
u Nlfl aAlpAA Vi NANNNA4N AoNMdg IL -
the seventeenth annual edition of this
work Of reference. A compilation Of the
gross revenues OF ten large companies,
made in order 70 indicate how well
urban railways sustained their gross
earning power after the panic OF Octo-
Der. 1907. shows that their gross earnings
in 1909 were a gain OF 70 per cent over
1865. The companies whose totals are in
cluded in this compilation are located in
Washington, Boston. Brooklyn. Chicago.
Detroit, New York. Philadelphia, Pitts
burg. Minneapolis, and st. Louis.
The general income account Of the rail
and Swater lines OF the Seaboard Air
Line Railway for twelve months ended
June 30 shows That the gross revenues
increased S2.5l-.5Oo while the report
shows a surplus OF Sl,S24S4 The state
ment in full follows:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-18

rany. $500; years ~ peT cent. senni-sunu1lly
square sl1-Lot 81 Arthur G. Bishop et w %
Henry H. Bergmann and Charles schafer. trustees.
70 secure Tie Northern Liberty German A1ne-i-
can Building Association No. g. 2OU
Square l2s-Parts Of lots - and s.. SQUARE Lls5.
parts o. lots l63 and l6i, Louis BcauTeEard %
The Washington Loan and Trust Company. I7ls-
zee. 70 secure Equitable Co-OperatiTs Building
Association. S0o0
Fletchals Charce-Part Of a tract: Luther I. Der
rick 60 uc- 20 Charles p. Stone and Charles W.
Fairfax. trustees. &C secure James A. Finch g. So
10 = months. per cent per annurn
Avalca TeTace-Lots IS and "a. William Arthur
smell 70 the Washington Loan and Tr1st Con-
pany. trustee. % secure Equitable Co-Opera tive
Building Association S. 200.
Meridian Hnl-Lot Sc. block Is: Veronica n Don
bet 70 s. Percy Thompson and Charlie W FAIR
fax. trustees. 20 secure Harry Wardmau ard
Thomas p. Bones. $3.50 I 10 Y months
rcr cent per anuum.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-18
WIRES BURNED UP.
Ali Franks Recalled in Rush of
Foolish Telegrams.

Frankly, We had a busy time. said a
tired-looking Western Union operator
yesterday. as he nursed his sending
arm. 'Tf I ever run against anything
like it again, it's me for the tall and
uncut.
You see, II was this way: The COM
pany ordered all ranking privileges re-
called before August Il. and those news
paper guys got in at the last minute to
use UP all their stamps. kilograms 70
Ohio. New Mexico. Maine, and Oregon,
and a few more places swamped US up
70 midnight, when the law went on.
Most OF the correspondents had full
books of stamps they couldn't see go to
waste. Along about o'clock a guy
PUSHES in and franks a wire 10 Altoona,
telling the mayor that something or
other had happened, and then the trouble
starts. About twenty were on TO the
game, and maybe they didn't keep US
busy
Most Of EN- batted pretty close 10
1000 and all had empty books when
closing time came. like those news
paper guys, but they play hob when
they get their high brows working on a
scheme
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-18
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York. Aug E.-CATTLE-Receipts LII
head. Steers on Light supply ruled firm TO l0ai5
higher bulls were rated 10 lower: COWS steady 10
strong. Nearly all the offerings went 70 the scales
Medium 70 choice steers sold 5Ooa475 Der 100 lbs
cows. 2ola45o; choice fat COWS. 500 bulls scoa
AS; dressed beef in moderate request az siaalIis
fer beeves Sides 7a9 for Texas beef No later cables
from Great Britain. Exports from this port to-day
p beevcs. 81 sheep. and l750 quarters Of beef
CALNES-ReceiDts. 1874 head. Veals were firm
20 50 higher; buttermilk calves. . higher: common
70 choice veals sold soale50 per 10 his cuis ana
throwouts. 6ooaT5O; butternik calves $50; Western
calves NOMINAL city dressed veals strong at issaie
city dressed eutternilks at sasil country dressed
caltsa AZ 9als1s
SHEEP AND LAAlBS-Receipts l2g3 head
Sheep were in light supply and steady; GOOD 70
choice lambs very strong The under grades were
rated steady % a shade lower. Common 70 prime
sheep sold al 3o)aA59 per 100 lbs. culls 80; poor
est 70 best lambs 5soa75 a few yearngs. 500.
dressed mutton, steady at sale per pound: dressed
lambs. loisal3s, with hes dressed lambs selling az
l2itai3it
H0GS-RccoiptS. $50 head Prices steady ana
heavy to light State hogs sold 90Oaa 95 per 100 lbs
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-18

Third street southeast. between I and K streets
Square rs sublct IS: MARY z Nichols 70 John
7. kea1Eey and Robert r. Kearney SO
a = street uCTtheast-SquaTe 66S l0t g.. Richard T.
Morscn and r. Lowndes Jackson, Jrlssees. %
Maria Sis-ler. S@o
Kosciusko rlace-Lots . ard and Uart Of lot 6.
Reuben Z. TimhCrs e. TX 70 William A Red
moad. trustee So
So Twenty-third street uorthwes,-S7uare a. lot "A.
Alma s Knebloch 90 Fancy A. EuobIocn So
Fourteenth street extended-Sdusre 8oi lot 2:
George G PumPhrey et ux- 20 Thomas ?. Moore,
NJ street and Florida avenue northeast-Norh square
S.. lots and 2 William Il. Michael et ux. 10
Theodore F. Willis $40
= Fourteenth street s0uthe1st-Square lc5a lot %;
MaU +. MulClre q VIZ 70 John W Cash SO
First street northwest between . and r streets
Square $751; lot eo4, Roy Il. Pickfo-d and James
X Elcrson e. uN 20 James Connsll. SO
2iS Twelfth street uorthwcst-Squsre ri II I'll
james Cornell Ct III % SaIie 2. Williams SO
East DeanWoCd-Lots p and T. block 8: Prank T..
Rawlings e uN 20 john 2. Thomas SO
BuTrrlle-Lot .. block Z section 3. Julia Dorsey
70 The Afro-American Realty Company. SO
Iwcnty-seventh street northwest between ard
% Nsttie r, Slater. q.
Mount Pleassut-Lot sos; George Koehler Ct u1..
Estellc NJ, 70 George Y. Koehlcr SO.
Reno-Lots IS 20 .. block :. James L. Giles q
TX % the District Of Columbia, Slsoo.
Tenth street southeast. between and ID streets
Square eiS. part Cf 10; /. Lruis A. Dent tris-
tee. 10 James ODonncn. Sc5I
Foxan Heights-SlUare 1870 LOT g.. Everis A.
Raves e. TX. 20 John r burroughs So
Pleasant Plans-Lot 81 block 4 louis r. sta
bier e. TX. % Allen ". Guyer e. ux SO
y Eighth street southeast-Squarc OF. lot 81
American Security and Trust Company Dexcci-
tor and trusted 20 Arthur G. bishop, $50
Meridian Hlll-Lot ls6 block IS Harry Wardmau
and Thomas Bones 20 Veronica H. Doubet. SO
NJ. Pleasant and Pleasant Pains-Lot 59i Luther
L Derrick e. uX. % lanes A. Finch SO.
street northwest. between Thirty-fourth and Thr-
ty-ffth streets northwest-Sluare l16. parts Of
lots g and IS Peter ]. Mcintyre 10 Ions Beau
regard $50.