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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Addition to Congress Heights-LOts 90 and A. block
z. Th"ulaS +. SimDsOn ct uI. 10 Thomas +.
Simpson, SO.
The Kidse-Lot 7; Walter C. Quarles. trustee, TO
Charles Addison and Fannie Barnes. SO.
Fourteenth Street HeiGhts-LOts l6 and Il. square
.9i-: the Northwest Washi gt0n Company 10
VALLEY building and Loan Association. SO.
Fourteenth Street Heights-LOts 2 TO I, TO Is.
e. ard "a. square 29lT: lot .. square 29l9: lois
? 3, 2. % 80. and IS. square 2sl7; Margaret
L. Bruce to Valley Building and Loan Associa-
ton, SIS.
Dothlrs' Addition-Lot q. block I9; William G.
BlundOn ct uI To Thomas ]. Heany. SO.
Clark Mills Estate-Pa-t cf lot Il; Many c. King
to James Il. Farrell ct uI., Anna R.. joint ten
ants. SO.
Grant Park-Lots n and 70. squpre 52fs. block .;
John +. White ct to Andrew Morris. SO.
South kenilwOrth-Part Of square 6l55, described; !;
Bernard G. Brown Ct uI- TO LOttie Annie
Jones' SO.
South KcnilwOrth-Part Of square $50. described;
Bernard G. Brown ct u1- to William Henry
West Hoimead Manor-Lot 81. block 4. squaro zs27i
Harry wariman ind Thomas Bones to Meta G.
Puerner. SO.
Randle HighIands-Lot .. block g. John E Pope
Ct VI. TO Thomas A. Martin, SO.
1882 Eighth street nnrthwest-Part lots q and 2
square SO; Henry H Bergman and Charles
Schafer trustees to Minna K. FredrichS S,itl.
lZ3n street nOrthWest-East half original lot 10.
square &8; Jessie 5. Davis to Henry Hammond.
$40
3r G street northesst-Lot IS. square 7TS; Howe
X
Blomingiale-LOt n block Z; William B. lrTtn
ct ux. to AylOett C. Motley ct uN., F1Orencs
G., Joint tenants, SO,
T street, between Thirty-ffth and Thirty-sixth
streets northwest-LOts ~ and 9si square east
OF 1896; William L. Stewart ct TX to Gilbert
Congdon, SO
Massachusetts Avenue Heights-Part lot l. square
2l3: American Security and Trust Company
and Amos H. Plumb. trustees. to Ross ThOmP
Chevy Chase Grove-Lot Il, square 2u23: Fulton
R Gordon ct to Margaret P. NOonan.
SSLSa
Eleventh street. between VI and streets southeast
Part lot y. square 81; John J. Dug2n ct ux-
to Elizabeth and John J. Dugan, j.. SO
Meridian Hill-LOt !, block Il Hobart Brooks to
Kate Scott Brooks. SO
Douglas-Lot IA; Samuel R. Bond ct TX to
Charles H. LAsSiter, 500
and Half street southwest-square east OF 6l2 lots
3 and Is; George A. Gray ct uI. to Charles Z.
Banes. SO
C and Half streets suuthwest-SQuare east Of &c,
lots 2 and 3; same to Paul F. Allen, SO.
North Randle HighlandS-SQuare 54Ss. lot l7o;
American Security and Trust Company, trustee,
10 W. A Lawler, SO.
Randle HighIands-square S575. lot 90; Deems ".
ct ux. to Fredenca Pearce Jenkins SO.
Randle HighlandS-SQuare ST5. lot So; ams TO
May Elizabeth Jenkins. SO.
Woodley Park-Block l6. lot s.; Thomas P. Bones
and 8. Percy Thompson to Adam B. FahneStock,
SIS
Square sS7. lot los; James C. NealOn ct to
GunstaTus A. Schrader ct uI-, 80.
;. lots and "a; Charles n.
Berry ct nx., ". EBtelle Hall ct vir. Maria b
Dobyrs ct vir. 10 Mary Elizabeth Pauline shul,
,ss G street northwrst-squaro Ss3 lot lOs BENJAMIN
D. stallngs to Richard B. Peters. SO.
Deeds of Trust on Page Seven.
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Outlook Is EncouraeinE.

The past week brought with II some
thing of encouragement in so far as
business conditions are concerned. ac-
cording to the Bache Review. issued by
A. G. Plant Co, of this city, which
says:
During the past week the bond mar
ket has shown the first signs OF i'm
provement which it has evidenced for
decidedly improved, and experts estimate
vestment bonds have been taken up.
The shOrt-term bond market has become
very active, and the demand has so far
exceeded the supply that the market IS
quite bare of offerings. This movement.
which was begun with the high-grade
issues. is showing itself liable to extend
to the second-grade bonds and to the
better class of semi-speculative bonds
In the bond department of the local
stock exchange total dealings in one
day closely approached the 5000 900
level, and there were extensive dealings
over the counter
''All this may mean one of two things
the duIlness of business, releasing
funds which thus find safe EMPLOYMENT
or the indication of some small return
of confidence where cash has been held
uninvested, fearing TO take advantage
of any form of security by reason Of the
unfavOrable conditions in the financial
and business world.
In the stock market there Is develop
ing little interest, the operations being
mostly by traders, with the result of an
irregular market. supported by the short
interest"
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Circuit Court No. L.
STAFFORD.


No 5ZC2 Frazier vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; Judgment verdict. Attorneys.
w. A. Co0mbe-G. P. Hoover.
No 55R ROglett vs.. Nash; same. Attorneys,
John Ridout-Birney & Woodard.
No 524l3 Dv1rand vs.. Washington Post Com
Tany; verdict for defendant Attorneys, Tucker,
Kenyon & Macfarand-W J. Lambert.
Assignments for to-day:
No IS Rayeney vs.. American Security and Trust
Company executor Attorneys HooTer-Nathaniel
Wilson C. r. Wilson, and Bride.
No s. Brown rs Golden & Co. AttOrneys
Downing Berry Il Jenords-DarlinEton & johnson.
No. g. Tibbets Lincoln et al. Attorneys,
Leckie, Fulton 4 CoI-RaIston, siddons & Richard
son and Thomas.
No. g. Wilson vs. Thompson-Starrett Company.
Attorneys. Tucker. Kenyon & Macfarland.
No. Dyer & Co. Haniss, administrator.
Attorneys. MAckey-Marshall-
No. S. winingham Ts Hafnes. Attoneys Tep-
per Gusaek and Gittings & ChAmberfin-Leckie.
Fulton & Coz.
No. g. Cassen u. Deschman. Attorneys. Gardi-
ner-Maedel & Lester.
No. O. Bunch ". District National Bank At
toneys. DaIid-Tueker. Kenyon & MacfAriand
Circuit Court NO. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No 5D1 Machen ". City and Suburban Railway
Company: Judgment on verdict. Attorneys. McNeIn
a McNell-G. r. HooT0.
No. 5D3. Bender - Browns; same Attogneyb
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York. Oct. B-In the live stock market to-
day steers were slow good and choice heavy steady
ods lOal5c lower; sales &c lower; bulls barely
steady: COWS. l0a2Oc lower. Steers L2a7S; bulls
q: two choice, heavy, 5l2ta560; COWS. L5oa
ass Dressed beef in fair demand at sal2; IN for
extra Calves generally lower for Teas and grassers
AN sorts easy Veals, 55oa9.5o; few choice, s.T5a
TO- co. culls 4O0a5oo; grassers. 2T5a30; fed calves
sO0a5 co.. Indiana and Southern, LOcah5o; good
Westerns, 60o.
Sheen easier; lambs quiet and demoralized, 25asOc
lower Sheep. 2O0a3T5; culs. l5o; lambs, L75aA0;
few cars choice. eWani0; cuis. +W: dressed
mutton ,lun. CAS- Dressed lambs lower at Sial0h ;
Hos lower At 65oa6 90; light pigs. 800.
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Would Test Mail Box.

That the McAllister open-top street car
mail box be given trial. and that the full
committee use their influence to bring
such a trial about, is the recommenda-
tion a subcommittee of the committee
or manufactures of the Chamber of
Commerce will make to the full com
mittee The subcommittee comprises
Arthur c. Moses and William T. CALI
The Washington herald., 1911-10-17
Postal Savings Deposits.

At the close of the second week Of the
WASHINGTON postal savings bank 421 ac-
counts had been opened. $14,s4O received
in deposits. and $3.50 worth Of postal
savings cards and stamps sold, accord
ing to an announcement last night by
Postmaster Merritt
The Washington herald., 1911-10-17
GOSSIP

In spite of a good demand and firm
prices, there was little doing at the noon
meeting of the local stock exchange
yesterday. Many brokers were in Phila-
delphia watching the Athletics come
back and there was little liquidation.
An upward trend was noticeable in the
bond list. Gas IS moved up to ITO IA
and Traction IS to 1lO 3-4. Railway IS
were firm at 81 3-4.
In the stock list there was almost no
trading. Mergenthaler eased off a little,
but showed no marked weakness. A
few shares of Railway preferred brought
50 1-2 and five-shares of Gas went at 81.
George o. Watson, president of the
Anacostia Bank and cashier of the Ma
tional Metropolitan Bank, of this city,
is receiving the sympathy of financial
circles on the death of his wife. Mr..
Watson has been both prominent and
popular in Washington financial circles
for years, and his recent bereavement
will call forth the sincere sympathy of
hundreds.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-17
Important Questions Up.

One Of the most important committee
meetings OF the fall will be held next
Saturday afternoon. when the committee
on law and legislation of the Chamber
OF Commerce will meet in the rooms Of
the Chamber. The committee will be
called to order by Chairman Sinclair at
o'clock.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK, Oct. H-Mo1ey on call at the stock
SS1nanss toosy opened at rs per cent; highest ~
were made at zk pz eent Tb.r. a no chsneS IN
w " une money market. Banks are not disposed to
feosee 1tss although the inquiry for funds & eT.
81 r,V. .ls ~. ntes are gsASA for SIXTY days.
I'VE. and six monthG - sSH' % ioI p0ui'
cmngcaal pNpR i sl3shtly e.uisr 4. A.. sd ~.
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DAILY COURTRECORD
monday, October 1e, 1919
Supreme Court of the United States.

Supreme Court of the United Statess
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Nc
Kenna. Mr.. Justice Holmes. Mr.. Justice LurtOn
Mr.. Justice Hughes, Mr.. Justice Van DeTanter, and
Mr.. Justice Lamar.
The Chief Justice said:
Gentlemen Of the bar: II Is my painful duty TO
announce the death OF Mr.. Justice Harlan. The
court will stand adjourned until Wednesday morn
ing next without the transaction Of business Of any
kind to-day"
Adjourned until Wednesday next at IL O'Clock:
The day call for Wednesday. October I8 will be
as follows: Nos 2S5 Cand 2B and 2SD, 353 land 354
65. and &c. 81 land AZ and i53l, So, 40, 4e3,
464, 46l land 02l, 4l3 land 4lf, SSe. 53, 49, 80.
3S6 a. is 56 and 502
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Regnlar call. Il O'Clock noon.
Washington Gas IS. 81 900 at llOS.
Capital Traction s.. $50 at ll0E.
Washington Railway x Electric pfd., 5 at ss1,
lt s9lz.
Washington Gas, 5 at s..
McrgenthaIer. at "a. 10 at Z3ls. at 25H.
After call--washIngtOu Railway & Electric Is,
3 900 at 4%.
Following quotations were posted yesterday:
GAS BONDS
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicaro. Oct M-Hay market steady; recsipts,
ues tons; shipments % tons Choice timothy. "a
q: clover, I5a2O; Kansas and Oklahoma prairie
choice. Rooals50; Iowa Minnesota. Dakota, and
Nebuska choice, IA5Oale.o0; illinois, Indiana. and
wisconsin feeding prairie sooalloo; re straw sooA
90; cat straw, 7.s0saoO; wheat straw, Aos7.oo
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Equity Suits.

Equity Suits.
No S549 Edward W. Mollohan trustee, vs.
Samuel ]. Masters ct al. for Injunction and ac-
counting Attorneys, Barnard 4 johnson.
No. S0650. Joseph Giuffrida vs. Emile Morowsh ;
for Injunction. Attorneys. +. s. Paladini and E F.
Colloday.
No. SO55l. John Ridout Edward @. Davenport
et al ; Judgment creditors bill Attorneys, John
RidOut and George c. Gertman.
No. 3O552. Mary E. Mccarthy vs.. Catherine orc.
Mccarthy; confirm contract. Attorney, A. a.
Bell.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-17
Jordan Is Elected.

At a meeting OF the board OF directors
of the United States Trust Company.
held yesterday. EIdridge f. Jordan was
elected a vice president in place Of
South Trimble, whose resignation was
accepted Mr.. Jordan was also elected
a member of the executive committee
Wade H. Ellis. ex-Assistant Attorney
General. was elected a director.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-17
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present: All.
ADMISSIONS: Daniel E Casey and Roy R. Cline.
No 2J6 Metzgrr vs.. Kelly ct al: Edward NJ.
Markham and Morris Hacker made parties ap-
pelee in placo of William Kelly and snowden
Ashford on motion of Mr.. Percy Metzger. in
prnEria persona.
Company ct al. and No. E92. National City Bank
vs. BANKERS Trust Company ct al; argument ON
tnued by Mr. l. p. Mason for appellces. con-
tinrIed BY Mr. b. s. Minor for apTelleeS, cOn-
No. ZS8 New York Continental Jewell F1ltra-
ton Company rs. Jones; argument commenced by
Mr.. ]. H HAYDEN for appellant, continued by
Mr.. H H. Obear for appellee continued by Mr..
c. c. Douglas for appellee, concluded by Mr. J.
II. Hayden for appellant
Note: At the hour Of adjournment to-day. the
District Supreme Court adjourned until wednesday
next ont Of respect TO the memory OF the late
John Marshall Harlan. associate justice Of the
United States Supreme Court.
Equity Court No. 4.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. sN3 Mitchell vs.. Dougherty; auditors re-
port ratified. Attorneys. Barnard & Johnson-T.
No S2S5. wheeldon vs. wheeldon: reference to
VI. VI. Henry, examiner. Attorneys, A. D. Smith
No S4s3. Hahn ct al vs. Allen ct al; order dis
charging rule and denying Injunction. Attorneys,
Cuttings ChamberIn-C. F. Carusi and Fowler 4
No. $50 In re nunacyl Michael Kelly: order sp-
proving account Of committee. Attorneys, Fred
BeaIl and William Henry-Sleman & Lerch.
No. 1895 In re QunaCyl Arthur P. Hoeft, do
No 4O66. In re uunacy) James T. Hayden. do.
No a356. Alexander Alexander; decree pro
confesso. Attorneys. Archer & Smith-A- S. Worth
ington. C. j. Murphy. and d. W. O'Donoghue.
No. SO3a. Hartman Hartman; divorce a Tin.
mat. decreed. Attorneys, D. ROthschild and c. +.
Diggs-D. wolfs.
No SO94 Hofheimer rs Faser; order overruns
demurrer &c. Attorneys. N. d. Rosenbwg-R. b.
F1eharty and Lecde Con & Rratz-
No So549 MollOhan V. Masters; restraining
order returnable October 2. Attorneys. Barnard q
Johnson
No 3O55O. Guiffrida vs. Morawski; rule returnable
October %. Attorneys, John Ridout and George
W. Gertman.
Equity Court No. z.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
No 2Sz3 Boyd ct al. Elliott ct al; audi
tors report ratified and confirmed. Attorney. E. II.
Thomas
No 9IS0 Roman vs. Hickey ct al restraining
order dissolved rule discharged, and reference TO
auditor. Attorneys, Thomas Beckett and q. f.
CoIlins-L. A. Bailey and J. Il. Stewart
No 0OSS Richards ct al. vs.. Ayers ct al; D. W.
O'Dunoghue and G.. F. Williams substituted as
trustees Attorneys, G. F. Williams and d. W.
O'Donoghue-w. F. Columbus and H. F. LewiA
No. 9iA. Murphy vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company; on hearing. Attorneys, Melville
Church aniItnn Yerkes & Hamilton.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-17
CHICAGO GRAIN.

opotat.op, furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
rsmbor, Of the Chicago Stock Exchange, Hib6s
Building
Chicago, Oct l6-wHEAT-ActiTe to-day, but
trading was mainly speculative. December, 99S;
May lO4&4: July, 9eat.
CORN-StrUng and active. December 6iHa641s;
May 55I.; July. e5.
oats orsr hut trading was heavy Decem-
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range Of rates is somewhat larger running from ~
per cent TO "a per cent for best names
Lnndon discounts. 1916. of lis Paris discounts
: per cent, Of \ Berlin discounts 4h per cent,
uu IL
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by w B. Hibbs Co.. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, HibbI
Building.
Call money-Open. -.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


Estate Of Mary W. Curry order to sell certain
securities. Attorneys Carlisle & Luckett
Estate Of James P. Clarke; letters Of administra-
ton c. {. a granted 10 Gertrude Yeabower; bond.
81 800. Attorneys, BrandenbuTV & Brandenburg
Estate Of Edward Palmer; order changing date for
trial Of issues to November 2, 1911 Attorney, G.
c. Gertman.
Estate Of Emily Hughes: will dated April L.
1882; oodicil dated November s. 1909. and petition
for letters testamentary filed. Attorney, W. K
Quinter
The Washington herald., 1911-10-17

fall over the Eastern cotton belt, and the forecast
includes the possibility Of lower temperatures and
perhaps frost for the Panhandle Of Texas and
The Washington herald., 1911-10-17
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
BuildipE
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Lawsuits.

No 5f0oI. John RidOut rs Edward G. DaTen-
port; Judgment Municipal Court 5000.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-17
Bankruptcy Petition.

No. 76s. In re Harry G. Click, merchant 30
SseJs. s. $3.50. Attorneys, Topper & Gusack.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-17
Bankruptcy Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. 7s6 In re Harry G. Click; adjudication and
reference.
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One II the newest pocket ooin carriers with
compartments Tor coins Of three sizes. resembles
4 watch.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-17
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Made at Lowest Rates of Interest.
". Il WALKER, 729 18th St. NV.
TT 18th Street Northwest

No. 54125. Lamar D. Lord by next friend,
John G. Mrtrberg; damages $500 Attorneys NJ.
y. RchaUisOu-F. 3 key-Smith.
No. jiO26 Isaac Pearson John q. and Nla ia
Waters and Albert L. Moor; ccrtilrar- AttCr-
ney. l. Williamson
No. Ef0Z. More & Hill - George " Decker
account $40. Attorney. + \. Jones'
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TX dividend. IL per cent.
Tex dividend. l per cent.
lex dividend, . per cent.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Square ll1e-Lots TO- II. Il, and Is; SQUARE los. 10
10; square lls2, lots and 8; Watson J. Newtor
ct to Maggie Burgdor. SO
street northwest between Tweuty-fBt enf
Twenty-second s.reets-square Is. part Of lot 2
Frederick W. Krchslt, Margaret E. Kricheit
and Mary C. weidman to Matthew r. Der
mody. SO.
street northwest, between Twenty-frst and
Twenty-second steets-Square Is. part Of lot q
Matthew F. Dermody to Margaret Z. krichelt,
SO
Columbia Heishts-Lo. g. block Is; James Martin
es ux. to Laura v. Belt, so.
lslollla street southeast-square 100 lots IL. L
and Is; Virginia L. Kaufman to Emil LAuer ct
ux, Maria, sc
Congress Heights-square H66 lot 10; Hubert ID.
Foley ct uI to Charles n. Emmons. s.
Burrrille--Squars 521l. lot :. and part Of lot .;
Milton D. Campbell ct u1. to Dudley W. Turner.
Get ux to Albert Kahlert, SO.
The Widows Mite-Part Of lot 10: Earl Cranston
ct ux. Lucie Parker, TO Orion NJ Barber, so
l6i5 Eleventh street northwest-Square $50. lot a;
Emile Scher ct vir 20 Robert W. Brown. SO
Hampton Park-Square 5l5s. lot 8: Municipal
Realty Company. Inc, TO James Reedef. SO.
Saul's Addition-Square Ilo. lot l; Harry Ward
nan and Thcmis Zones to Lillian Leftwich
Hofmead Manor-south Of square n lot Id;
Harry wardman and Thomas P. Bones to
Rulof V. l. -Stratton. SO
Long Mcadows-LCt 10. block g: Caroline Burkart
Potomac Heishts-Squnrs 1854, lot d; Potomac
Heights Land Company to h. B. Byrd. H..
So
Potomac Heights-squars 1854. lot 3; J. R Dosett
ct ux. to H. B. Bryce. r., SO.
Prospect street northwest between Thirty-stxth
snd Thirty-seventh streets-Square l20 part Of
lot 50; Alphonse NJ. Baer and Samuel Golden
berg, trustees, to Frances T. Mitchell and Viola
Virginia Mitchell. a.sB.
Congress Heights Extension-Square 59A, lots and
Il and 20; square sl23. lots ). 4 and S; square
6l57 lots S. and s.; square sl5s. lots and Z;
William A. Redmond. trustee, to J. NJ. HAr-
man, s2.e5e.
Barry Fam-Part Of lot .. section /; William h.
Underdue ct w. to Frank r. Luckey ct ux. SO
Isherwood-Squsref 456s lots 5. q 7. and 9; George
7. worthineton, r.. and George Y. Worthington
ct uI to Andrew D. Porter. so.
Isherwood-Lots to 9. block .; Andrew D. Porter
ct ux. to Robert A. Zachary. $40.
Schuetzen Park-Lot ia. block .; Edith H Got
walls TO Antonio Gianoiy ct ux., so
Chichester-square ISIS. lots - and %; Charles p.
Powell ct ux. to Samuel W. Greenfield. SO
street southeast. between South Capitol and frst
streets-Square es3. lot .; John p. Stuckert ct
ux. TO Richard 8. Wofe $40.
Grace street northwest. near Thirty-second street
Square ilss, part Of lot 70: Richard 8. Wolfe ct
NJ. to John p. Stuckert. so.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-26
d. ANACOSTIA.

The severe storm Monday afternoon
did considerable damage to the property
and crops in the adjoining sections of
Maryland. and especially did it prove
disastrous to Mr.. Small, who operates q
large farm on the Maryland side beyond
Good Hope. D. c. His two daughters,
Mrs. Ebert Pyles and Mrs. G. F. Tolson,
together with Ebert Pyles, were at the
house at the time. together with the
other members of the family. Lighting
struck the house, doing damage to the
extent of about $50. The shock was so
great that Mr.. and Mrs. Pyles, Mr.. Toll
son and young Richard Small were
knocked unconscious. DR.. Sansbury was
summoned and succeeded in revtving the
patients. Mrs. Pyles and young Richard
Small were seriously hurt, while the
other two escaped with little injury.
Sergt. Charles A. Stevens, of the Elev>
enth precinct, Is absent from his desk
at the present time. being granted a por-
tion Of his annual leave, which he is
spending in Atlantic City. Charles ]. +.
Weber is acting in his place. A. L.
Lucas has been assigned to duty in the
Twining City district, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of John B. Ais.
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a.sau. payable August 2. isll. and monthly

S.sa1u. payable August I. isll. and monthly
payments.
Square 02o-Lots q to 81; ]. 8. Gruver ct ux tc
Hugh A. Thrift and Harvey c. Bickel, trustees
cent, serniannua,ly.
Square Zno-Lot l. Lillian Leftxich Kibbsy to 8.
Percy Thompson and Walter z. Hilton, trustees,
to secure Harry wariman and Thomas Bones
s2G5. to years. per cent. serni-aunually
Square lo62-Lot 4e; BENJAMIN r. fden ct ux. "a
Charles 8. Muir and John A. Petty. trustees,
to s.cIre Gate c. Baker, 81, 40. years. VI per
cent, semiannnally.
Square l6%Undirided ope-half interest In lots II.
Is, II, and Is: Arthur A. Alexander ct ux. 70
George r. Linkns and Julius L Peyser. trus
tees, to secure Violet A. Clagett, 1900, years,
per cent. quarterly.
Square zls-Lot II; wflliam R. Green ct ux. 10
William Corcoran Hill snd Harry L. Rust. trus-
tees. to secure katherine E Dietz. $3.50.
years, per cent semi annually.
Square lc29-Lot l93; Frances E Williams to James
Berry and William Mex Clayton. trustees. to
secure the Perpetual Building Association. 5000.
Isherwood-Lots to 9. block 2; Andrew d: Porter
L. Nicholson. jr, trustees, to secure George 7.
worthington. j., $3.50. years. per cent.
semi-annually.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Lots %. 100.
and io5 block II; Fred C. Jones to Francis h.
Stephens and Edward q. Thomas. trustees. TO
secure Edward W. Thomas. &75o. years. per
cent, quarterly.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Piains-Lots 90 to q,
block s; Andrew f. Hiy9 et NJ. TO Albert f.
and Edmund X. Fox. trustees, 70 secure Fred
erick R. Walker, & so. years. per cent, semi
annually, each lot
Square 1O4-Part Of ;ot g, and part d lot 3;
Patrick +. Neligan ct ux. to William J. F1ather
and Jesse l. Heiskell. trustees. TO secure John
NJ Jones. $3.50. years, per cent, semi-
annually.
Schuetzen Park-Lot I54, BLOCK 2; Antonio Gionoiy
ct ux., Maggie. 10 Martin L Gottvals and
Char'es r. Warins trustees, TO secure Edith d.
Gottvals. $500, to 25 mouths, pr cent, semi
annually.
Squire lD62-Lot Is: Georgs o. Root to Charles 8.
Muir and Gland Livingston, trustees. to secure
Bruce Cleveland, 500. years, per cent.
semi-annually.
Barry -Fann-Part Of lot 2 section !; Frank p.
Lucky ct ux. TO Georgs o. Watson and Simon
Bube. trustees, to secure the Anacosth Bank,
$500 monthly payments. per cent per annum-