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Repeats His Defamation.
Real Estate Transfers

1917 9Th STREET NORTHEASTERN
c. Koenig to Louis GundIing, lot III,
square SJG: $40.
l STREET NORTHEAST between Sd and
Nh streets-Al.an f. Walker ct ux to
FL Liner q: and Charlotte c. Decker, lot
IRVING PLACE NORTHWEST near
Avon place-Isaac II. Rowland e. ux.
to Nellie O'Neai. lot 237, square 12s2;
FOURTEENTH STREET TERRACE
Lynchburg Investment Corporation to
Matthias f. Kayhoe. lots IL. and Is,
square :714: $40.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
NEST between 18th and 18th streets
Wallace D. Mclean ct a., trustees, to
arthur A. Alexander. lots II, IL, "a. 10.
square 1853 fsubject to life estate of
Rebecca Alexander: $500.
R1NoIJssse L. HeiskeiI ct al. trustees.
17ss: $500 Same to same, iot ~.
square I76S: $3.50
RESERVOIR STREET NORTHWEST
between sd and oath streets-Georse
y: OSonnor ct al. trustees to George
w. Wise and Edward Stauld .nk. part
lot 25i. SQUARE 1390; $1.2OO.
1928 G STREET NORTHWEsT-Frsn
a. Lutz ct lux. to Alfred G. Gross and
Herman Q. Plugse. one.third interest
1913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH.
WEST Thaddeus c. Duiin. trustee.
to John .. Garn1sn. Part original lot
9, square 43l; $4,000.
CHEVY CHASE TERRACE-Alian f.
Walker ct ux. to John +. Espey. y.
Frank Turton and Ralph ~ Rogers,
lots IS and 20. square 1873: 500.
LEFCE-Frederick ~ Webber. ir..
ct uS. to MARY \. S. Leahy. lot lO4.
WOODLEY FARK-Franklin Insurance
block Is: so.
CiiCH EsTER-Mary ". Bryan to
George r: Linkns, part lot i; and lots
KENYON STREET NORTHWEST be-
tween 18th and 18th streets-Lee N.
Johnston to Michael W. Sullivan. part
lot I. block 81. Columbia Heights;
sAUL's TRACT-Horace G. spofthv %
Margaret Fl. Paine. part: $40
NEW JERSEY AVENUE SOUTHEAST
between L. and NJ streets-John !.
Murphy ct ny. to Mary +. Kuhns,
DOZENS ADD1TfoS-Harry L. Rust
ct al. trustees. to William c. Blum
don. lots 81 and part lots 20 and %,
block 10: SIS 600
LAFAYETTE SQUARE ReIasco rheatef,
Margaret Blaine I'amroscll TO ia mes
G. Blaine Coppinger AID tconor W.
Elaine Coppinger. one-tweifth inter
Isl In original lot 8 and part original
lot =; square 22i: 80; conor ": 3.
u.
pinger. one-twenty fourth interest in
same property; $40.
DOUGLAs-Wiiitan, A. Bowie ct ux. to
,,o George g; MINIS, lot 8; SO.
ct ux- to Thornton Carusi, part lot
z. block /: $40.
HoLMEAD MANOR-Amy N. Fowler
to Charles G. and Kathryn 8. FUR,
lot 120. block 80: so.
FLORIDA AVENUE NORTHEAST be-
tween 18th and 18th streets-T{Anrv
F. Kroeger ct ux. to Mary r. Dunn,
lot 10. square north Of 1926: $40.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
Sarah ]. Moore TO Orrep G. Staples,
lot S.. block 10; $40.
MOUNT PLEASANT-Thornton Carusi
to James g. Fraser, part lot Z,
block 1: $40. 5
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND r
STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &.
Butler to Luvsan j. Butler. lot 14D.
square 1856; SO. Anthony F.. Lucas
conveys same property to Alban B.
Butler.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. March s1.-Bearish news to-
lay from Russia and from India gave
the wheat market here fresh backset
The advices implied a continuance OF
liberal shipments to the principal Euro
oean centers. and therefore meant a cor
responding lack Of demand on America.
Indian offers were said to be unusually
free and crop prospects there highly ia
vorable. Figures from Russia indicated
.arge reserves. Plentiful moisture i'm the
Dakotas and elsewhere northwest added
% sentiment In favor OF lower prices and
50 did reports Of warmer weather south
west.
The opening was "a TO "a down. May
st SSiz TO SGs4. the same change from last
night as the option list taken altogether.
There was decline later to S6'taS6as
Demand from pit shorts lifted corn
temporarily, but longs unloading through
commission houses let the market fall
With wheat May opened unchanged to
a shade off at 41ssa41at to an, touched
sIesa477s. and dropped to an.
oats followed wheat. Trade was light
May started the same as last night to IL
lower at 3Oas TO 3O1z and receded to 3OA
Higher prices for hogs made provisions
hrm. Initial sales were sc up to Sc off.
with May options at rs for pork, =. III.
Ter lard and SIT. for ribs.
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pointing Caroline J.. NelI guardian: bond
800; attorney. j. A. Tcomey.
p Estate of Joseph S. Totem: order grant
ing letters Of administration to Worth
mssm Telford; bond, 500; attorneys.
Lyon & Lyon, Af
Estate Of Henry s., Burton: letters Of
administration granted to Henry IL. Bur
ton: bend: $40; attorneys, F. 4. Fen
ming and Henry II. Burton.
:. Estate Of Catherine T. Epshur; will
admitted TO probate and letters tesla:
mehtary granted to Walter Eeale and
Hamilton Neale: bond, $10o;< attor-
ney. O. Il. era Chill
Estate Of John McGregor: ordet to
finish, contract: attorney, W. p. Guy:
Estate Of Edward McMahon: order OF
INSTRUCTIONS; attorneys. Ellis & Dom
Estate Of Michael Carey: letters OF
Carey; bond. $1,000; attorney. H. ".
Sohon.
Eatste Of Patrick H. sheehy; will
admitted to probate and letters Tesla
crime r. Shelby; bond, $1,000; attor-
Estate Of Edward Green: petition for
probate Of will fled; attorneys. swsyzs
& Hichborn.
Estate Of Cora H Wilson, rule dis
missed. /" ,
Estate Of Solomon King: letters Of ad-
rninistraticn granted to Kalmon Leon;
bond. 500: attorney. T.. H. David.
In re Rheina Chappie: order appointing
Parma . E. Chapple guardian; bond, 500;
attorney. George ". Ofrutt.
In re William q. Dixon: order appoint.
ing Elbertha Rieber eua.disn; bond. 800:
attorney, F. T.. Caliaday.
Estate of James L. Pratt; order to in
vest fund
Estate of, James G. Payne: order Of
March 10 amended: attorney. George L.
Hamilton.
Estate of Rose krAemer: rule to show
cause: attorney, ". r. Reilly.
Estate of Michael L. Ryan; will dated
July 81. 1909, filed.
Estate OF Monterey T. Herbert; will
dated June IS, 1909, filed
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BOYS BREAK INTO DORMITORY.
Ride Girls About on Bedclothes at
Early Morning Hour.

SPOKANE, Wash. March 31.-Boys Of
the Washington State College at Pullman.
among whom were several Of last years
foot ball team, broke into the girls dorn.-
tory in Stevens Hall at o'clock Friday
morning. They overturned the beds and
dragged a dozen Of the girls around the
floor ON the be- clothes.
The screams and laughter Of the girls
aroused the preceptress and the boys
were frightened away. Entrance to the
dormitory was gained through an upper
window, the boys using a rope ladder.
A dozen youths have been summoned
before the faculty. and several girls have
gone home from the college.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March 31.-FIour-Quiet
Wheat-Lower Liverpool cables, favora BILE
weather map. northwest selling and alb
sence Of bullish crop news resulted in a
half cent decline in wheat with trading
quiet. May, 90 15-l6a04ss. Pork steady
Spot clear. 1I.50a13.@. Beef barely
steady. Lard firm: middle west, sea
$50: nominal Raw sugar firm: mus
covado 80 test. $50; centrifugal 96 test.
a.SS: r1olasses, 50 test, 3.11; refined steady.
Petroleum steady. Spot coffee quiet
Santos No. 4, 1924. Molasscs steady
Hay, quiet.
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WHALENSpl GUILTY
..TOASsAULHNG M|oNCURE
Continuance Of Case Asked
Owing to Absence Of. Wit
nesses From Outside State.
Special pispatcb to Tn. Star.

ROCKVILLE, Md. March 31.-Benja.
min Peyton Whalen. former deputy
sheriff OF Montgomery county. and his
Brother, Joseph Whalen. pleaded guilty
to the charge Of assault and battery on
Richard c. l.. Moncure January Is, fol-
which they were indicted last Friday
when their cases were called before Judge
Motter today.
States Attorney Waters asked for a
continuance. because Mr.. Moncure AND
several witnesses from out Of the state
were not present.
Judge Motter, upon pressing for infor-
nation as to the reason for their alb
sence. was advised by Attorney John \
Garrett of counsel for the defense. that
he had been told over the telephone by
Mr.. Wampler. a member Of Mr.. Mon
cures Virginia law firm, that If the de-
PENDANTS would agree to be tried by the
court the witnesses would appear today
States Attorney Waters admitted that
this was correct.
Also Charged With Contempt.
Judge Motter thereupon suggested that
under the circumstances, il the defend
ants would enter plea of guilty. ii
might operate to their benefit when SEN
tence was passed. The two Whalens then
entered the plea of guilty in each case.
Inasmuch as Mr.. Moncure had insti-
tuted proceedings several weeks ago
asking that the Whalens be adjudged
in contempt Of court for their assault
upon him while he was on his way to
his hotel after the trial Of the will
case. and while he was virtually an
officer OF the court. Judge Motter
asked to hear testimony upon that
point and directed that Mr.. Moncurt
and his witnesses be te!egra phed te
come to Rockville for that purpose.
1t is understood this proposition was
accepted by Mr. Moncure.
The court, when the proceedings were
instituted by Mr.. Moncure, said it would
reserve its hearing in the contempt case
until the trial Of the assault case.
Mr.. Moncure. who is a member Of the
law firm Of Wampler. Moncure & Cloth,
was assaulted In front Of the Rockville
courthouse at the close Of the franklin
Offutt will hearing, while on his way tc
a hotel. His head and face were badly
injured and it was feared for time he
might lose his sight. The Whalens were
among those then charged with the as
sault.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. March 3I.-Closing: Cot
ton-Spot, good business done: prices
points higher: american middling, fair.
BIS; good nniddling, 7.S6: middling, 40:
low middling. 80: good ordinary. 7.4;
ordinary. 500. The sales Of the day were
u. 90 bales. Of which 1900 were for spec
ulation and export. and included 11.40O
American. Receipts. 1900 bales, includ-
Ing 1920 American. Futures opened
steady and closed barely steady: April.
I.43: April-May. 7.42: May-June. 7.I2;;
June-July, 1.3s; July-August, 1891;
August-Septemb<r. G.11t: September
October, $50: October-November, g. 30;
January, 6.641s: January February, 6.64k.
The following are the weekly cotton
statistics:
Imports, all kinds, 5000 bales: imports,
American, 1900 bales: stock. all kinds,
l.1s7.000 bales: stock. American, t,069. 90
bales; American forwarded, 5000 bales;
total exports. d, 400 bales.
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COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March 31.-The cotton
market opened steady at unchanged
prices to an advance of points on q
continuation of yesterdays late covering
movement and in sympathy with fairly
steady Liverpool cables. but soon weak
ened under a renewal of July liquidation
and local selling encouraged by continued
poor trade accounts. There was con-
tinued selling Of May and buying of July
by the leading spot interest. supposed to
be undergoing straddles, and after casing
Off to net decline OF about 4a6 points.
the old crop months steadied on covering
Of shorts and expectations of bullish
statistics. New crop positions were again
quiet and relatively steady. and seemed
to receive little support from trade in
forests.
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The bugeye Eva Booze vas towed into
Baltimore yesterday by the tug Easily in
a caps;zed condition and was taken to
a shoal Point IN the lower part Of the
harbclr. WHARF sa. can be raised. to be
takera TO shipyard for repair work. The
vessel Ia owned by Daniel HonSerg Of
Middle River, Md. 1t IL stated that the
vkss1 was capsized Off Seven-Feot Knoll
lighthouse, at the mouth OF the Pataps-
co river. in 4 gale OF wind in the early
part Of the week. and that her name had
nothing to do with her downfall.
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BALTIMORE.
Dispatch to The Stsr.

Sp"1ai H'spaf"h to The Stsr.
BALTIMORE. Nd. March :1-wha,t
Easier; spot contract. %: spot No red
western, ~: March. OK. April. 90: MAY.
8e4a91: steamer. No. . red, IS; receipts q.
B,lS9 bushels: exports. $4,000 bushels:
southern on grade. S6a9O.
Corn-Easier: spot contract, JOa5Oa.
March. DajOi: April. JOa5OAs; May. 5ls.:
steamer mixed. -; receipts, 1855 bush
els: exports, 24.s14 bushels.
sOsts-Dull: No. . white, 36 asked ::
standard white. 3js% asked: No. 2 white.
Saia asked: receipts, 1876 bushels
Rye-Firnn: No. > western domestic,
Ssa30: receipts. 3a0 bushels.
Hay1oujet: unchanged.
Grain freights-Quiet; unchanged.
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LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, March 31.-American securi-
ties opened steady and a fraction higher
today The Erie shares were active and
led an upward movement during the early
trading Then prices eased of and at
noon the market was steady and from
unchanged to = highe: than yesterdays
New York closing.
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Level Gives Way Under Heavy
Selling Pressure.
LONDON VIEW is BEARISH
Selling on the Other Side Helps
Depress Prices
BETTER TONE LATER IN DAY
With Pressure Removed, Market
Takes Turn and Losses Are
in Part Made Up.

NEW YORK. March 31.-Atchison was
the most active stock at the opening to-
day. 200 shares selling at 10 to 11OA,
the stock having closed last night at
11Ol4. The tone of the market was easy
with the majority of the active issues
yielding fractionally. Canadian Pacific
lost points, L. s. Steel s and Union
Pacific 4.
Selling pressure increased and prices
went materially under yesterdays clos
Ing figures. Union Pacific was especially
weak, and fell III, which cancelled its
rise in the final dealings of yesterday.
Reading and Lehigh Valley sagged !. and
Minneapolis, ST. Paul and Sault Ste
Marie and National Biscuit IL.
Some Substantial Losses.
Increased selling gave a heavier tone
to the market this morning and some
substantial Losses were established. The
bulk of the selling was concentrated in
the first hours business, with the mar
ket thereafter falling into intense dull
ness. but prices improved slightly.
An incident Of the trading was the
sudden dying out OF yesterdays notable
activity in the Erie issues. Advices from
Washington intimating that the Attorney
GeneraI contemplated closer scrutiny OK
the affairs Of Wall street was a factor
which made for bearish sentiment and
was responsible in large part for the
weakness Of the morning.
Bonds We're steady.
With the completion Of the London SELL
ing, which WAS estimated at 10000
shares. the market forged upward slowly
and made UP good portion of its fore
noon loss. Canadian Pacific rallied II.
from its low level. United States Rub
her and the Fertilizer stocks were much
more active and about a point higher
than yesterday. Lake Erie and Western
preferred declined S:4 and Western Mary
land /.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, March 81. - Closing:
Wheat-Spot dull: 40. red western win
.er no stock; futures weak; May, IS SD
July, 6s SID: October. IS sd. Corn
spot easy; American mixed. new. rs I'D:
American mixed. old. Is lid; futures easy;
~, 4s ID; July, 4s AID.
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CANNON NOW, ASEVER,
IN HANDS Of FRIENDS
Will Shirk No Duty, But Is Not
in Race for Minority
Leadership.

THE House has been pleased to honor
me with the speakership for four success
siVe terms. and I have served the House
as its presiding officer for eight success
sive years. believe that no other Speaker
has served SO long continuously" This
announcement came today from ex-speak-
er Cannon.
"Of this singular favor of my associates
in the republican party am deeply ap-
preciative." continued Mr.. Cannon land
now that the party is in the minority in
the House. it is farthest from my
thoughts to seek to avoid any duties or
any responsibilities that may fairly be
considered mine"
Repeats His Declination.
But, as said at the adjournment of
the recent Congress, I do not intend to
seek the Speakership again: and not so
intending, it seems most proper that 1
should avoid even remote appearance
Of such intention.
Il shall. therefore. ask my colleagues
to respect this wish in the coming caucus
and to give TO some other member, of
proper worth and ability. the compliment
Of their nomination for Speaker.
To that man, whoever he may be. I
shall give with pleasure the assistance
and cooperation that I. have learned are
so indispensable fo- the leader on whom
rests responsibility"
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John Beery: eishty-six years old. died
Tuesday in Broadway. Va. at the home
Of his son. s. +. Beery. A year ago his
twin sister. Mrs. Lydia Gaines. died
They were said to be the oldest twins
In Virginia
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WEATHER
Fair Tonight and Probably Satur-
day: Frost Tonight.

day; Frost Tonight.
For the District Of Columbia and Vir-
ginia, fair tonight and probably Saturday:
not much change In temperature: frost
tonight: brisk westerly winds, diminishing
tonight.
Minimum temperature past twenty-four
hours. 81; year ago, 80. 49,
The building Of. an extensive area of
high barometric pressure over Alaska and
the far northwest is indicative Of con-
tinuation of low temperatures over much
Of the country east Of the Rocky noun
tains during the next several days.
The disturbance that was central over
New England Thursday has moved to
the mouth Of the St lawrence valley
without material change in intensity. and
it has caused SHOWS In the region OF the
great lakes, the Ohio valley and at scat
tered points in the middle Atlantic and
New England states. 1t has caused brisk
and high westerly winds on the Atlantic
coast from Jacksonville to Eastport. l-o-
cal SHOWS are also reported from the Mis-
mountain region.
The temperature continues low over
practically all districts east Of the Rocky
mountains, and there We're frosts Friday
morning in the south Atlantic and east
gulf states. except Florida.
The indications are that the weather
will be generally fair tonight and Satur-
day in the region east OF the Mississippi
river. except that there will be showers
tonight Or Saturday in Tennessee and the
east gulf states.
Temperatures will not change decidedly
over the eastern half Of the country dur
ing the next thirty-siS hours.
Storm warnings are continued on the
Atlantic coast from Delaware bTeakwater
to Provineetown. Mass.
The winds along the New England Goa st
will be brisk westerly. probably high on
south coast; on the middle Atlantic coa st
brisk westerly, diminishing late tonight:
on the south Atlantic And east gulf coasts
light to moderate variable.
steamers departing today for European
ports will have brisk and probably high
westerly winds and overcast weather to
the Grand Banks.
The following heavy precipitation lin
inches) has been reported during the past
twenty-four hours: Key West, 1.49.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of the
Thermometer and barometer at the wealth
err bureau for the twenty-four hours be-
ginning at pm. yesterday:
Thermon1eter-Yesterd pm. 40: S
30: am. rs; IL noon, ~: :. pm. -.
Maximum, 10. at pm. yesterday; mini
num- -. at & am. today.
Earometer-Yesterday. 1 pm, 2o.36; s
pull, ~SJ.9O, - H1lOIllRnt, No.. tOOAN. \
am. 29.ss: s am. as.7G; /: noon. 1895;
= pm, 1916.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide. $40 am and 3:14
pm; high tide. S:37 am. and 9:O7 pm.
TInorrow-I>ow tide. 800 am. and 4
p.m.; high tide. 90 am. and 9:52 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today--Sun rose,. $40 am; sun sets
6:.3 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 5:+S am.
Moon sets, 1:54 pm. today.
The City Lights.
The city lights and napit,a lamps ali
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset;
cxtinguishing Begin one hour before sun
rise. All arc and incandescent lamps
lighted fifteen minutes after sunset and
extinguished forty-five minutes before
sunrise.
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Rar silver steady 2&:ad Per ounce.
Money. 2Esss. per cent.
The rate ~ iisccnnt In tae oTen market for
short bills In c'sa2 sic Per cert.
The rate of t.scount In tnc open market for
three month bills il 2i&ac $40 per cent
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CRIMINAL COURT NO. o-Chief Justice
CIabaugh.
EQUITY coURT-No. lLJusticc S


CIabaugh.
United States agt. Charles D. Hickey:
grand larceny: defendant committed to
New York state reformatory at Eimira.
~ V. during minority; attorney. NJ. r.
O'Rr;en.
T'nited States ACT. CLAYTON A. milford
larceny: sentenced TO jail for ore year;
attorney. II. F.. O'Rrien.
Rhodes aet. E;Iigan: motion to stay pro-
ceedinss submitted: plaintiff attorney. +.
3. Rhodes Defendants attorneys. c. F..
Diggs and David Rothschild.
Grubb agt. O'Hanion: motion for new
trial continued: plaintiffs attorney. E. B.
Slater; defendants attorneys, Baker.
Soule Realty Company agt. McNerhany:
motion for new trial overruled and judg-
ment on verdict: plaintiffs attorney. W.
c. Balderston; defendants attorney, J. w.
Nichol
wallace agt. Degree: motion for new
trial overruled: Judgment on verdict: ap-
peal noted: supersedeas bond. 81 800;
plaintiffs attorney. e. A. Jones; defend
ants attorney, ". r. Ambrose.
DISTRICT COURT-Chief Justice Cla-
baugh. -
In re opening OF alley in square 2S01
verdict filed; jury discharged
Tn re extension OF alley In square 100;
jury sworn and hearing set for April 2s.
BANKRUPTCY COURT-Justice Stafford.
In re Salvador D. Moore: hearing on
discharge fixed for May 8.
In re William !. Zer Company; refer
ence to E. 8. McCalmont.
In re Standard Dairy and Ice Company;
referees fec ordered paid.
PROBATE CoURT-JCSTICE GOULD.
Estate of Mary l.. Edelin, Adams: pc
tition for probate Of will filed; attorneys.
" G. Martin and J. A. Moss.
Estate OF Barsipe s. Robinson: will ad-
nlitted 10 probate and letters testament
AIRY granted to William II. Morris and
James n. Reeve; bond. $4,000; attorney.
". 1. Miller. ~ @r*--
Estate Of Edwin r. Long; letters Of ah-
ninistration granted to Anna Fitch Ions
Corhett; bond, 81. 100; attorneys, Lyon q
In re Henry c. Nou ct al; order ~
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STATEMENT OF TIE CONDITION
OF the
Mutual Investment Fire IpSffr.

STATEMENT OF THE CONDl1ipN
OF the
Mutual Investment Fire lnsur-
ance Company of the District
of Columbia.
On the :Ist DAY Of December. 1870 as required
under District of Columbia code, =
amended June 90. 1902.
ASSETS.
Sash III bsnA ..''., 800 II
Bouds snd mortgages fdrst lien on
Interest due ami accrued. ........-.. 6s 90
LIABILITIES.
Reserve required hy law. $2I3 o.
Amount and character OF business
transacted during the year 1910. slSS. 5.. ~
Losses ussi,~d during rear BIO. IS -
Money received during the year faio.. 6ti s.
Expended during the yesr 1910. AS :;
BERNARD LEONARD, Presdepr.
HORACE L. BEAI.L. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to hcfoIc M this eits
day Of February 1911. MELVIN A. WERTZ
Notary Public. II. q.