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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-06-23
Land for Sale

$50 acres, Az miles from good towns.
80 acres in crop; balance pasture.
with creek. Large barn and good
house. Drilled well. Bearing or
chard and berries. improvements
worth $500. An ideal home
Price $4,000.
120 acres, miles from town. so
acres in crop; rs acres can be
farmed; balance timber. Z springs,
2 streams. Bearing orchard.
mile to school. A snap at $3.50.
PIP acres, miles from town; mile
to school. 80 acres in crop; 100
acres can be farmed All good land
when timber is off. sets of
buildings. 10 springs; 3 streams.
A bargain at $3.50.
400 acres, miles from Ilo. 220
acres best of farm land; balance
best of pasture, with creek $11500.
440 acres, miles from town. $50
acres good farm land; balance good
pasture, with creek. $4,000.
100 acres finest land, 4 miles from
town. 10 acres in crop. Drilled
well. $4,000
500 acres all set In timothy, 21s
miles from town. Good improve
ments. Crop will net $4,000. Price
$52 per acre.
l have a large list of lands to
select from.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-26
FOUR PERSONS HURT WHEN AUTO
NGESsO OVER Is FOOT EMBANkMENT
! Especial Dispdtch TO The Call


sANTAsBARBARAsD %. - An au-
tomobile in whichs were four persons.
members of a Seattle family ar
riving yesterday onS a tour sof the
state, went over i 15sfoott cliff on the
seashoree road four miles west OF this
city today. perhaps fatally injuring
Mrs. N. Johns, while her two sons NJ
]. and H. S. Johns. and theE latter's
wife are suffering severely from shock
and bruises.
The party arrived from the north yes
terday and were out on a short sight
seeing drive this afternoon when the
accident occurred. and expected eto go
on to Los angeles tomorrow. No one
else witnessed the accident and the
members of the party are unable at
present to account foriit.
A passing automobile party brought
the injured automobilists to this city.
Four Are Injured
Especial Dispateh TO The Call
SANTA CRUZ, Dec. 25.-Twos men
and two women were seriously In
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-26
SIX ARE DROWNED IN
COLLISION OF STEAMERS
BaItique Rammed by Finland at
Mouth of River Escant

ANTWERP. Dec. 25.--The steamers
Finland and Baltique were in collision
today at the mouth of the River Es-
caut. The Baltique sank quickly and
six men were wrowned The survivors
were taken on board the Finland
The Red star liner Finland was bound
from New York. The Baltique, Bel
gan steamer OF 1896 tons, was outward
bound with 2 cargo of sand. The ex
act cause of the collision is not known,
out II is said that the Finland. in veer-
ng. struk the Baltique am'dships
Part Of the e.cw was rescued by the
1i44and ard otheis BY a pilot Lo---..
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-26
SAN FRANCISCAN TAKES
BRIDE IN SAN JOSE
Herbert Ward Marries Miss
Madge Mccormick
TSpecioI Disootch 10 The Cali

ISpecidI Dispdtch 10 ] Re Call
SAN JOSE. Dec. 25.-Herbert Ward,
a member of the Pacific steel and
hardware company of San Francisco.
today married Miss Madge Mccormick,
recently from Belfast, Ireland. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
George ". Foote of Trinity Episcopal
church at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Wallace in Alum Rock avenue.
Mrs Wallace is cousin of the bride.
An endeavor was made to keep the
affair a secret The couple left tonight
for San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-26

YOSEMITE. Dec. 25.-while his wife
and daughter were entertaining guests
from San Francisco, at a house party
in the rooms below. ]. B. Cook. one of
the best known hotelmen in. California,
committed suicide by shooting himself
in the head late this afternoon in an
upper room of the Sentinel hotel, of
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-26
Owner Crushed by Auto
YOSEMITE HOTELMAN5 LEAVES GAY
PARTY OF GUESTS AND ENDS LIFE

which he was the proprietor Noe cause
for his tragic act is known.
Cook had retired from the gay party
on plea of slight Illness. He had not
left his guests long when a shot echoed
in the hotel corridors. A hurried
search of the rooms on the second
story revealed the host dead.
The wife and daughter were carried
shrieking from the scene.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-26
WOLINIST DISQUALIFIED FOR LIFE
BY FIRECRACKER'S EXPL OSION

ROME, Ga. Dec. 25.-As result of
his first experience with fireworks,
Alexander skibinski. a well known
Russian violinist and professor in
Shorter college here. never will be able
to play violin again.
Skibinski. who has been: in this coun-
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-26

try since last September. went to a
store last night and called for Roman
candles. Instead. he was given a giant
firecracker. The cracker exploded in
his hands. caring away three fingers.
Mrs. Skibinski. also teacher in the
college, was made deaf in one ear by
the explosion
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-26
SAFE BLOWN OPEN IN
POSTOFFICE SU3STATION

LONG BEACH. Dec 25.-The safe
in Dostc.ice subs, ltioa Ne. 9 was
blown open wi:h ntroglvceain last
wight and sfS ana several stamp books
raken Although the safe was
wrecked BY the explosive nothing was
Snown CT 3he rooJlT I'll o'e.oe-5
this mo- a:ng. wler cne az the dr.a in
whose store T. o...ce - l~v--ted y.l-neI
.s bC.44.L>
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-26
Lovely Luisa S Voice
Is Not impaired by
Open Air Concert


humor. was radiant yesterday in her
apartments at the Palace hotel. It may
be that a fear of taking cold did weigh
upon her. but now that fear was past
She was. indeed. "all Joy"
ct do not know how 1 can tell the
people Of San Francisco, who are so
dear, my thanks to them.' she said.
Last night they were so jolly, as al
ways. but when sing they make not a
sound. It was the great politeness,
such as no other thousands and thou
sands of people. all gathered at once,
would never have had. They laugh
and cheer and joke, but when I sing
they make no sound. They are perfect"
In the afternoon Signor Bazelli took
his distinguished wife for an auto ride
through Golden Gate park, and down
the ocean boulevard, and as the limou-
sine rolled along pedestrians. catching
sight of their favorite, removed their
hats and shouted a merry Christmas!"
Autos fell in behind the diva, and when
the limousine turned into the boulevard
more than dozen were spinning along
in procession, their occupants laugh
ing with Tetrazzini. The ride was a
continuous ovation
Reminders of Triumph
The day was filled with reminders of
the triumph of the previous evening.
Hundreds rang to inquire after the
singers voice and health, and more than
200 letters, containing words of ap-
probation. in prose and rhyme, were
delivered at the Palace. Flowers filed
the suite. Fred A. Spiering, to give
point to the Christmas song in the open
air, sent q large sprig Of raspberries,
monsters for their kind. picked yes
terday morning in his own garden at
$50 Dolores street. Word came in tele-
grams from New York that the news
papers there were full of the Christmas
eve street concert In San Francisco.
AS officially recorded by the United
States weather bureau station on the
top of the Merchants exchange build
ing. the temperature at o'clock last
night was so degrees. But there was
no breeze in the sheltered street in
which the diva sang. the air was balmy,
and the temperature there is believed
to have been at least So degrees. Ac-
cording to past reports the tempera-
ture at o'clock Christmas eve last
year was 81 degrees, and the tempera-
ture at the same time In 1908 was so
degrees-identical with that of Satur-
day evening.
Farewell at DreamIand
Tetrazzini will make her farewell to
San Francisco this afternoon at Dream
land. and Wednesday she will leave for
Portland. Tacoma, Spokane Victoria.
Vancouver and Seattle. The houses in
sll those cities have been sold out al
ready. according to kilograms received
by Manager Leaf1y.
San Francisco will get another
glimpse of the cantatrice on January
Is, when she will stop here a few days
before going to Pasadena and Los An
geles for her final concerts on the Pa
cific coast. But it is announced that
she will not sing here again.
Some have farewell concerts now
and again and once more, but not t.
laughed the diva. 'T will sing but one
farewell. But am coming back to
look farewell at San Francisco, and to
say farewell to my city of friends
again. But to sing it-no! It would
spoil ALL"
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-26
@TraIa1aI' Marbles Diva
Tn All Joyl': Tetrazzini|

my 0oce2 Splendid! Ny spa1s2 Magnificent HI,
this countyy this climate is for mel Ny husband mp
ma,laga-hep ttzghen me-so AFRAID last night that
catch S0en so little o0Ad sojnst 0ben Ia1cake go ha,
to see Ah, ne0er has my Cocs been stronger clearer,
better I am all j0p'-Mme. Luisa Tetrazzn.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-26
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
COLLECTED WITH GUN
One Man Protests Git oF Watch sad Money to Lone
Bandit on Missouri s1a &c a.. ard is Wounded
Especial Dispatch 10 The Cali

large amount oc money and valua-
bles and shooting one man who at
tempted to resist him.
As the train pulled out of the
Leavenworth Junction station the rob
Der opened the rear door of the Pull
man and confronted the astonished
crew with a revolver after which he
robbed them and then calmly pro
ceeded to relieve the passengers of
their coin and valuables.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-26

jured this afternoon when a carriage
in which they were riding was struck
by streetcar at the city limits.
w. K. Rawson and c. ]. Barson, pros
porous ranchers, were driving with
their wives from Sequel to Santa Cruz,
when the streetcar and the carriage
-collided. The carriage overturned and
the occupants were hurled to the
street. Rawson and his wife were
taken to the Mission Hill hospital, and
Barson and his wife were removed to
the Hanley sanatorium.
- The carriage was demolished and the
horses ran away.
Owner Crushed by Auto
+, OxNARD. Dec. 25-Henry Lewis.
son Of ]. #. Lewis, one OF the large
lima bean growers of this section. was
killed this morning when his automo-
bile skidded on stretch of sandy road
four miles from Oxnard and overturned,
pinning him face downward under the
running board and smothering him in
the sand.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-26

4 KANSAS CITY, Dec 25.-A lone
bandit celebrated Christmas tonight by
going through a Missouri Pacific train
and holding up more than 100 passen-
and watches.
The man boarded the train at
Leavenworth Junction. in the outskirts
of Leavenworth about 1880 o'clock.
and left it at Northwestern Junction
in Kansas City, Kans.. afte- securing
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-26

Continued on Page ?. CoIiIinn .
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-26

K0Om TIIreu Dy suspect
"IlI pay for a room for the girl if
you let her 60" said the man.
Ti1Iotson consented, and saw the cou-
pie enter the Colonial house. across the
street. From this time John McHenry.
keeper of that house. supplies the mar
rative.
McHenry said that the man hired
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-30
Record of Realty Transfers During Past Week

West 1sclington-Jose3 T. Weller It ux 90
Samuel C. Mcdowell. lot p. square 95ls. slg-
Takoma Pars-r-orsrt a. Cray 10 William
~ and Mary F. Ieavitt. iOt 6. block s. SIC.
south BrooEIzrd-Ca,herine s Burgess ct
vir, Herman T., 20 Iowa v. Dlven, Tot G..
block ?. 500.
lie Droit Rark-Thouas w aIaccubin ct Tx
70 Benjamin H Smart, Tot q. block u, SIC
Chevy Chase-FuIton r. Gordon Ct uL ID
Edith ]. r inter, lots and g. square
1851, q, esz72
Twining City-Geores r. RepettI trustee. TO
Harry T. Anderson, i0t IS, block 30, SEQ
Connecticut avenue eztended-Ben5amin W
Guy % uz- TO Car therine L. Shehan, part
F1etChaHs Chance, SO
Vest Woodri5ge-Glenn r. HusteJ ct TX %
John p Smith. lot 81, square E5ss. SO
Pasadena Park-Holrnes Central Realty Cor
p0ration TO Kate A. Eyer. lots - and 81,
block Z722, SO
Indolence-Harry Wardman q al to Arthur
W Alachsu. part squares 200 and zoo s.
Arthur ". Eachen 81 ux- 20 Harry Ward
squares, So
West Ecklngton-En ma Z Newton ct vir,
George. TO Francs a. Nlundon, lot 81
square 3 SO. Francis A BIundon 20 W.
convey same property 20 Harry A. and AEn
s. HoTfUth- SO
Sherwocd-s Addition TO Br0okand-Joseph D.
Dries ct u5 TO Henry and Jennie Ilese-
berg. Iot 2 block g SO
4
Warner lots - and %, square 1-sss SO
First Addition TO Manor FarS-F-edera-i Realty
Company to j. 81 Watts. lots and 2.
sauTs Ad5Ition-EIna r saul 10 Charles W.
Tucker IoI 8, square 1885, SO
Meadow Bank spa Spring Fatru1-1aruss a
Taorney - al trustee. 20 Maurice z
EhfpIey. lots and 8, block Z, 80
Fr1oEland-JoEu =. Lord q uE- 10 the Brook
land Baptist Church lot z, block % 80
Richmond Pari-.5 1rrivgesr "asfingLon 4iLl-
r-ovruent Company 20 Michael IS. Flynn
Tot %. square z157s 80
CrisvgoTz's Addition 20 Anacostia-- Eugene r
Thompson ct TX 20 Mary p 77ezlr-- p-r-
Pa--z Fs-4s-Robert Joyce 20 jarrett S.
Barr part Io1 s. section l. 81
peIIe-ue-Tarnes r. Brennan q l1ary II
Scepp. lot rs so
Colorado HeIEhts-LsIcas j. Loving. Iriat7
81 a. 70 Ig1cas p Lsorinr. G,'sree- t1-5
q 80 & hI1ek 2 and All n 's--~l-lb erei
block 10 Charles A D1IE-1E- a-- lt'c- ,
and lots u 70 -. block 2 q Hi.-iam g
Prerfiss, lots T. i. block . SO
0oTc-z 10 E-o5ErtEF llla2ru @ r'rel-i-e - -A
70 Bates warren and John = WaETens JOS
g n II block . $40 Is-c7s o. LOVING
trustee 10 same, lots - 90 .. 1ilcz 2 ar
al q uuuumbered block s. '1arie5 a
D1ucIzs O. uE- % same. l1-= - - DOCK
= lots Is % q. block q 80
20 Tea-es Warm Part lot = $40
r.-rv-1s5 FFeirhtz-Tora W Gler1ar- trustee
:, tdsIe s. Johnson lots IS and 10 block
6 SO
r.i--0I-7-yy-aIIace r. Chazwau 81 TX 20
5-frz-Te= 7 shank part los g. block E. SO
FeeTrvue-CharIes r. Afuslie 20 uZ- % Fl-l1le
= Carsc1. 51- T1s. SO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-30
SALES REPORTED
AGGREGATE $62,5OO

Asgregating a consideration % more
than So, so. WIIiett & Reiuecke report
having closed the following sales re-
sently:
For Frank J. Eisinger and Annie O.
EIsiuuer TO II. John Hunter, go II
street northwest, for Montgomery Bar
uard 70 John G May. farm near Brent
wood, Md for George W TaIbert 10
Robert W Sune, 2 Fifteenth street
southeast; for William K Hul 10 SDen-
Ger A. Harris, 6f5 PARK road; Tor James
r Brennan To Augustus W Conner
and Margaret :. Couror, 6fT Park road
for David g. G0ttwals 10 Charles L
AntIee, go, 652, and 554 Hobart street
northwest These houses are Of brick,
Colonial type. two stories and cellar.
with seven rooms each For Charles
J. AnslCe the same firm has sold TO
Miss Fannie II. Corsou, Of Charlotte
Vile Va, 80 Norton street northwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-30
NORTHEAST

sra-r-z-E a~-u1e northeast between S-r-h
an Seventh s--retz-T-r--- ~ Tr-77 - John
r. -rr-f-fr fr- r =1-rz-- So So
q erect northeast rar-e-r N1--- T--i-0l
7-F First =-rne-s-Th0- A. sanford 90 -E- On
Henri Hammond part --i-l-aI l'- ?. square
q r--t-- street -o-fheay--F--=7--T- W
---f=--- 90 Tx 20 ~ez7e- - Sr1~-~- ---
1F-- square ca SO
North capitol street northeast between ~
and m Sr-1--z-rrz-l7 o. s---7 -r UU- On
Mary r Graham. -7-- original lots square
F-5- r2r10
SD F7-E erect ---tEasz--ArFra " Ts-1--zr
90 uE- en- Pauline Goldman. T-t a. square
SIS $40
11-a 1y--t- Capitol =t---+ northeast --,E p
Ea--a-T ~ -z. -7 Mary r Harlow Tst
72-. square 81. So
81 seventh street -1r--77S-T7-775 II YES
SMITH IN William ~. s-F Mary = R,-----
lot g. square 9S. e-=h
FEr-h street northeast. b-s -es- y and r
s-r-e-T-Er~--~70 p EIo-e-z+e-0 ~ uE- t-
laura A. and Joseph F. Dr5Ia-. --t -.
=--a-a SCI g. So
Ei--E street northeast. between 17ET=--~---
E---= avenue and p =--r---f-e7-=e " Ee-'--
man o. wy % John NJ and 1[1--1-r+ r.
=E-z- lot 40. square nt0 $40
Tenth street northeast between ? a-7 x
st~er-z-St Ti1r=--e o--rs- tz-1-r en-
joseph p. LaraEa1 and Francis D. Kim
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-30
Value of. Months Invest
ments One-hfth Greater
Than in March.
FEW HIGH FIGURES
AMONG TRANSFERS
Total Swelled by Large Number OF
Transactions IN Residential
Suburban Properties.

The S5.G00, 000-marll was reached TINS
month IN the recorded investments N
real estate. an advance Of - Der cent
over the record for March As the last
month was devoid OF any transfers run
ming into high figures. few being be
voud $4,000. II Is evident that a u7ucn
larger number Of sales must have oc-
Cured and loans been made I'm April
10 swell the figures to the amount
shown
A review Of the months sales shows
that they comprised mostly residential
proDtrty and suburban sites where Ihs
consideration ranged from $500 10
Loo This class Of business benefits
a greater number OF brokers than does
a months trading in . few properties
at high figures and evidences a healthy
condition Of the market-
More than three-qIarteIs Of the sales
recorded during the past week were
outside the limits OF the city proper and
nearly half the number were in the
outlying suburban section. These sub
divisions furnished -157 Of the lots sold,
while 102 lots changed hands In the
ueaT-uTbdn section. OILY seven ty-toLir
lots were sold IN the city. divided a.
follows. Northwest, rOrTy-thTee5 north
est, fourteen southeast, ten and
southwest. seven
Two important sales IN the business
section were recorded this week al
though the considerations do not show
in the record David J. kaufman in
creased his holdings at the northeast
corner Of Eleventh ana penuSy -va-lllL
avenue BY the purchase OF f07 Eleventh
street. which gives him an additional
frontage Of -tWeury-siE feet ON that
street The other sale was The pur-
chase by the Commercial National
Bank Of the old Riggs Fire Insurance
Company's building at To6 Fourteenth
street. The new purchase lu1Dedl aLai1
adjOius the present quarters Of the
bank
The loan market advanced this week
70 $50. U1c.7S. and the average rate OF
interest increased TO SIS Der cent The
money was secured On - lots New
loans had the call with q total Of $685.
3E2-02 PuFchaSe money trusts aEgra-
gated S816-96Sl6 and building assOCil-
tons loaned S46,700 70 members
The northwest borrowed the largest
amount, s5fs ISl. followed closely by the
county with SCI -Ss9TS- In the north
east property was encountered 10 the
So. 80 and r. the southeast EI1--5F-
The April record came near being In
creased more than a quarter Of a mill
lion dollars by the transfer OF tire Ran
dolph Hotel COmpany's property. at
Fourteenth and PeuusvIVauis avenue.
This site was sold during the week and
the transaction was expected 10 be
closed yesterday The purchase calls
for cash payment OF Sg-6.1g1- The
name of rhe new purchaser mas not
been announced
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-30

Ail3er. lot 81 square -. SO.
-elallf'l1 EEts-Eeongra q. Jeffrles o.
william T. Andrews. part lot 10, block .
WoodIey Park-AfIddauch q Shannon r. Ma
man ana Mary D. Hazen, lot 81. square
&c., $40
COLUMBIA Heights-Harry G. Minister 10 Hen
rletta = Kick. lot 81. block s. $40
" WIDOWS Mite-Alfred ". Fleming. trustee. 20
Ioan II Hoimead, lot s., square Z5zS.
Ingleside-George Il. Ashley 20 uz- 10 Charles
r. Riley, lot 81. block ]. SO.
gyie4 CJwl and L1rn-yaItcr II. Aclcor Ct
uZ- % Al3uzo o. Bliss, part Let 7. SIG
Bl'clli nEdaie-Johu f. 81 Bowie TO Norman
> Bowles, lot Sc, block 10. $40. Norman
- conveys same property 20 John
T. 81 Bowie and George Calvert Bowie SO.
Meridian Hli-Alfred ". Fleming. trustee.
block Is. I.od9
Elizabeth vaibridgs ct al 70 Lewis
T. llreuriuser and William 10. rTest. lots
90 5 and part lots and L~-ol0ck s. So
Margaret A. SaL-5er. one-dfth interest IN
lJr 49, $40.
sixteenth street eztende5-Jeunle r Menden-
Hstu % Charles Schneider. part Iot 113. IN
Dit. Pleasant. Pleasant Plains, $40. Charles
Schneider et conveys % WIIhelmiua
Hoffman part lots 1l3 and IA Of same sub
division. $40.
H1lmead 1Ianor-AIeza1der Miller e. TX %
Helen r. Williams, LOT lzs. block -, $40
I'eruorth--I3al fauiu r CatIiu 90 uX- TO FlGr-
ence K R0esch. lot So. square a. SO
Patw0rth--Andrew NJ Curry % Charles H
and Lucretia X Hanson lot A.. block %.
Holmead Msnor-I.ouisl J. uooIittle 70 WI
liam X Hiil part 10y TO- block 81. SO
III Pleasaut-C1ra b Decide q al, trustees.
70 Cragin w Donaldson. lots e. % g.
500 C-aeiu ". Donaldson conveys same
property 20 Howard University. 500.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-30
NORTHWEST.

T. street northwest. between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth strerrs-f'-arles q t5liL e. Tx. to-
Dwight Q. scott. Farl Tot ~ esd al iot lS.
square lss- $40 same O. Ruth Campbell LOT
Is. and part lot 81. square ls9. $40
1879 Connecticut avenue uo-th7 res---Anuie "
Low e viz A. Maurice 20 Minnie O. Bar
ton. Got 80. square s.. $40
1sl5 street uort1r est-Clrapin Brown GO al.
trustees. % Edward u. 1IcllUa5e. plrt
original l1ls Z and p square -. $4,000.
. street northwest between F'ourtn and
Flf-h strestz-Fic t1r A. hugo co uK o.
Iheodore Michael lots 50 and s., square
81 street uo.thuest. between Nineteenth and
Twentieth stree-s-C,8rL Gain a. uX- 10 Rosa
E-nzla aar- original I1t ,-l--.;-lare rr- srG
= street, between Fourth ana FIf-h streets
catheriue Woo TO John ". Gress, BOT 8,
square go, SO
l4-e J. street northwezt-Ene1ine % Mccain
e. and 81. square ai7. SO
5l15 @ street H0rthuest-EdWarI o. Whitrlrd
e ak 60 Elizabeth " Dol. l0t 100 square
Ii street northwest, between Fourth and
tifth strecrs--Fre5erirz DE @. Faust %
New Hampshire avenue northwest. between
J. and M Sr-ee1s-JoEe n Earu1fv %
May 3 Campbell. part lots s. g. 9. square
seventh street northwest. between 8 and r.
streets .1rllc H. s. Erozel 90 al 90
-1eien 81 Baker. lots 10 am %. square 81.
AHey. aetVeen r and s. sixth ard seventh
streets Tr-tzta-E'eTCy " FIrEr7-7 %
Thomas T. Taylor. part l7t " square AZ,
1871 Eighth street nortauezt-ygf- -iz-1 "
cobey - uN ro John O. Hunter, l1t 49,
C1nnectIrut avenue and @ street northwest
John A. AspiuUau co ux- 90 Elizaheth p
y7s-7-,7 $3.50 IA &c. = 49, ----...--.
Victor -Ga-rl q STEPHEN t1a-ti. u1a-r7rer-
tieth interest In original lot = Reservation
Tenth street northwest. between I and X
Stre5ys-1l1ry a. BrirrCa % Mary JAEGER
part Ia- Is square So srH
THirteentr ana b. .-t--s-- -1--.,--sz.-zr-.r, q,
Ta-rzr- m I'd ---5raas r. H----5
Scfvsb. .yyg7..~-1 a KIM = &C. Kin
5Tzr-lret collins Caroline n f-fr- F--z
F5a-ar5e. and 1r4raT 1 KIM r--r II ~
SQUARE sss s-g. 11H
% street r0-t rr~az-. between Twentieth and
Elsel-v-=-st Streets --.ra-,fCz O. Perry On Lee
d r.7r----- and v-s-rfe-r- % -f--z- ----=-a4-
----.--r 81 .- .---4-- Is en-
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SUBURBAN.

EandIe. HIehIands-UnIted States Realty
Cc1upauy TO District Of Columbia. lots Is
~, E1a Fl square $50 so.
it-n1le HiEh-a1ds-s,Sati0nal Savings and
Trust Company. trustees % Mary T.
Cromwell lat q square 5541. SO
l-e------ -tla --s-il'-z- madonna Savings and
Trust company. trustee. 10 David D-ohan
10y . pigS a5rS SO
East Washington Ee-Eh-s-John stephen "a
L1ltel states Realty Company all square
uN - William Il Perkins. IT.. lot o. block
a.. SO
Pinehlrst-Pi-ehu-st Park Company % 1sar-
ley II Bartlett. lot - block s. E1o.
5y-s-FsJ ana inEomar streets-Cauital
Realty Company o. Della O.. sma1lwo7d
part square --sE SO
CRANKY American Security and Trust Com
Ietny % May Grape. uarr Io- e $3.50
l1--ttr11l--il -T-ar j. EaDtZlEgar % AK % Al
ban ] CunUi-EEau. lots - and 81. square
5g-7. SO
chevy CHazz-Fulton r. Gordon et TX. t.
Har-y 81 Ga-nEres IoJ T. square 1851.
chevy Caaz-FuIton p Gordon et ur. "a
Ta9HEas r Moore, lots 81 and @. square
Grant Park-E1I5ah Brown ct Tx. 10 James r
wilkins lots SD and s., block g. SO
Grant parz-IaHu p T. white GO tx Rachel
A. waugh. lots 50 and GO. square SOS. so.
Oak fiew-f1f-a-1 T. S-rllwaEeu 81 al
trustees. % Charles r. and Louis Taylor.
-Elrria-E place r-hass--S1rrueI w PICK
erl1E q Tx 90 Rose Say Shue. lo- g
square east ~ t24
=. -lu-1nd pa-k-o-1rft7-ezt VVashinEt-n I'm
Grvan. i1t 70 square 11sz. $40.
ADDITION O. Auacostla-Jeh Barnard er al. ro
Frances r Frazier lots 14L and sal square
s. s-Eood -Ezza-d Land and BuG5lnz CON-
rauy % John =. Eu1pp- I0t e. square go
$40.