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COLOMBIA HElGHTs
rooms and bath; furnace heat; good Gel.
lar: cheap at
MOORE Z HILL dncl. issose n It, nv.
CLEVELAND PARK sPEcIALA
Alnost new: 10 rooms. one cellar: furnace,
lot over 20 feet front.
| $3.50.
OUT OF TOWN OWNER
anxious to sell: large not, rooms; nearly
Hsw: hotwater heat; .iii take +,
FOR SALE "
Splendid furnace: almost 10000 square feet
Of ground: high and healthy location: house
recently overhauled and put In One shape. =
MOORE HILL Une.,. 1902 st. NV.
n STREET NORTHEAST.
New: electric lights rooms, tiled bath:
hot-water heat; lot 20x0O and only "a. 500.
MOORE HILL Unc.). 142o22 II st. nv.
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FOE SALE
Near Pa. ave. cars: 3stogy brick. cellar:
furnace heat; front and rear poeches; % foot
alley In rear; price, s., 800.
MOORE 4 HILL tInc0. 143039 y Ut. ~. :
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&c n sw, sto, dwg.@.W
1928 18th NV. sto. 20. 90
1443 A Sc. 4r. q. b.17.M
$50 B sc. 6r. 1850
400 L sw, Dr.. 1850
4S3 9Th sw. 5r. ...12.M
IA n Sc, Or. 1880
2225 PDut. 5r. 1850
217 MINI av, Or. 400
II X Sc, 6r. ......10.W
$50 7th Sc, 7r. q. 1850
1OO3h 9Th sw. Ar. 1000
OOLORED.
947 S NV, Tor, b. 5000
Oh 4th nw. Or, b. sto35. 90
9O6 N II av NV, 7r.
66 NJ sw, sto, dwg. 90
POS L sw, 6r. b. ..1S.60
212 L sw. 6r. b.. 1850
1902 Sth NV. Or. 1900
400 N NV. sto rm. 15. 90
1916 Sd NV. 5r. .14.W
472 L sw, 5r. -. 1880
J., Inc, 7O4 18th NV.
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rAeEsa TEUss T WHo 1Fs eEHh
that FIAT IS Pnr ToaETHER IKE 4 glSE
f fs oNS OF wPUS Have sgca THn
S S{3IiRNss TO ONE OF OUR HlaH-cIAss
Those who would Just as soon have house
put up by specuatora In Q slipshod sort OF Q
manner would not be interested in this pssp-
II is house that will last for years with
$500 Will i buy this house. Similar houses
adjoining have sold for 81 500 more. In fact.
one or two l houses IN the block have loans On
lenders.
The arrangement is ideal. Four rooms assp
'ff IS oss
6HoIek sEc II The er T THp E1aa4
NORTH OF COLUMBIA ROAD AND WEST
n0s sToSB 's: Scs New Tor. ave.
INSPECT THESE
BEAUTIFUL HOMES.
Just Completed.
Considered to be among the most attractive
two-stery houses ever erected on Columbia
nos. 1918, 1915, ~ a2,7 : ,s1s PARK ROAD.
Beautifully situated. with southern exposure,
on one Of the most popular boulevards In this
District.
Built by reliable, conscientious builder.
who does not build 30 many houses. but takes
special pains to build and finish them In the
best possible manner.
Very attractive fronts Of selected English
brick, with unusually wide colonial pOrches.
Two stories and attic, hardwood Ani6hed ON the
first floor, ivory white and mahogany on the SEC
ond floor; combination gas and electric Axtureei
hot-water heat; laundry trays; double inlaid
oak floors; handsome mantelk and decorations;
gas logs; two-story porches In the rear.
LOTS 20 BY 100 FIT. TO 1S-FOOT ALLEY.
. particularly convenient location, near sew
eral car lines schools. churches, stores and
markets.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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FOB RENT
1871 N. II. ave. NV, 8 rooms and bath 1850
1915 n NV, 12r, 3D., furnace heat..... 05.O
1880 Fairmont ut. NV, 12r. and bath. -. 80. Is
1852 Columbia I'd, 10 rooms and bath. -. 80. rs
211S Conn. ave. NV, rooms, bath. -. $3.50
1412 Hopkins Ut. NV, 1lr, b., fur. heat. IS. rs
2I13 Ont. I'd. rooms and bath. ....... 40. Is
1923 2lst at. NV. 10 rooms and bath. =. As. IS
1901 S0th st. NV, Or. and bath .....,.. 1000
20l7 18th NV, Tor. and b., steam heat. 80. Is
1903 NV, 10 rooms and bath. ....... $500
1888 Corcoran st. NV, rooms and bath. 90
13 Rhode Island ave. n.e., 6r. and BATH. 80 90
ITO Corcoran st. NV, Tor. and b.. 49,. 50. 90
1882 st. NV, 6r and b. fur. heat. -. - ~
TIC me-. 10 rooms and bath ....... 81 so
2017 O st. NV. rooms and bath. 1850. 100
1905 Srd st. ne rooms and bath. 49,. O.3O
1919 10th st. NV rooms and bath..... $50
0S8 N. ]. ave. NV, rooms and BATH. 20 %
1913 9th NV. rooms and bath. Is. %
$40 Ut. s.e.. 6 rooms and bath. x3oO
822 Ut. s.e., rooms and bath. 800
TAO 9Th st. NV, rooms, bath. ......... 100
227 ut. NV, rooms and bath. 22.OO
1728 New Jersey ave. NV, 7r. and bath. OOO
1924 d st. se., rooms and bath. 1880
TIA Eye st. s.e., rooms and hath. 1880
713 Path Ut. NV, rooms .............. 1900
OFFICES.
Washington Loan and Trust building.
STORE AND DWELLING.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT..
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GET OUR RENT LIST.
THE BRADFORD 4 BRADFORD co.,
1lO1 ST NV

FOR RENT-l213 H ST. NV, 12R.. B. .$55. 90
"a 3sSs lakeside ss side tor ae i T. eg at
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.


5000. .Ao2s sth nv. sr
$50. 80. ....125 C ne. Or
$50. 1872 9Th NV, hall
$3.50. 1914 Corcoran, 7r
~. 80. sos Shepherd, Or
$27. so. .4011 eth NV, 7r
S26. so. 400S Sd Lw, 6r
$3.50. 1000 Marlboro, 6r
$2S. 50. $50 Quincy nv. Or
$3.50. .12lS 8 nv, 7p
$3.50. ...312 9th ne, Or
$50. list N Cap. 6r
rs. 14l0 Col st NV. 81
and stable
$G.50. .4124 It'll NV, 7r
$23. so. .1017 n Cap. Or
sea. 30. % K ne, Or
S3. 30. $40 Shepherd, 61
S3. 40. 1913 9th NV. ar
E2. 3d. 35 Mass av ne, Or
Sass. -. $50 A se, Or
42. ..442 r I ~ nv, Or
$50. 30. -. .9l1 G ne, 6r
$50. 80. 1882 E NV, 6r
20. 50. 1910 18th NV, 81
20. "a p NV. Or
@.....1114 9Th ne, 7r
20. ....... SO I ne. Or
1880. 1872 18th NV, 6r
$3.50. 1903 18th NV, 5r
$3.50. .224 Mass NV, Or
$1s.D.12O8 Kirby NV 81
N6. .216 G NV. rear
FIT. .i1O4 N II AZ, e
&16. so. 329 Mass ne. Or
1880. 712k 18th ne, Ar
$16. 50. 414 N ] av NV, 3r
$16. 40. .2229 Cleve aver
SIS. 13th ne, Ar
$14.40. $3.50 eth NV, 5r
$3.50. 1892 c ne, Ar
S13.50.611 Morton NV Or
$3.50. .28lo Va AZ, Ar
$13. ABA 6h sw, 5r
1890. 1922 N NV, 5r
$12.O.... 11O6 9Th ne, Or
312.sO.612 Morton NV, 5r
$12.S5..l Foundry NV, Ar
$12.621 Pa av NV, ONCE
$11.t0. 800 G ne, Ar
$11.50. 1928 x sc, Or
111. 1912 Union sw, Ar
lEENTS.
/ $50. The Landmore, Sr
$50. The Brunswick, 2r
129. so. TheEarlington, 81
$2S. so. The Well'9ton, 3r
$2S. The Clarion, 4r
$3.50. The Lonsdale. 2r
SIS. The Cumb'land, q
$3.50 to $37. so. r st
NV. bet 18th 4 18th
for rent send for
bulletin.
rNr a urNanv ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-16

FOR RENT-coLoRED TENANTS.
Brand-new colonial brick dwellinpu.
newly papered, containing six rooms
and bath, having pantry and dresser
In kitchen, ample closets. yard and
shed.
23l2 to 25ls 1T. n.w...... $3.50
e55 to 063 18th st. n.w...... $2a.50
B. F. SAUL CO.. 7th and l. SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-16

WE RECOMMEND THESE HOUSES BECAUSE
WE KNOW THEY ARE THE KIND YoU
WANT. ATTRACTIvELY DESIGNED
WELL BUILT. BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED.
IN A LOCATION THAT Is STRICTLY
FIRST-CLASS.
ON " ST. NV.
TWO SOLD.
PRICE, S,250
$500 cash, $50 per month. which includes
interest and monthly payment.
Designed along the msst artistic
lines. Finished throughout in the
best and most effective manner.
Built on the reception-hall plan;
six large, bright rooms; finished In
hardwood, with beautifully finished
floors; large pantry: combination
gas and electric fixtures; hot-water
heat Note particularly the closet
which opens from the bathroom
new idea; modern tiled bath
room: plenty closets: laundry tubs
and all the other features that you
would expect; large back yard.
Can be reached By taking tie
North Capitol st. car and getting
OF at w St. walk west.
WIN. G. BLUNDON. BUILDER.
FRANCIS A. BLUEDON,
Selling Agent,
7O7 @ ST.
FOR Saloon EASY TERMS
CONNECTICUT AVENUE PROPERTIES
Two valuatae dwellings,; one on the ne. cor
ner Of Connectacut ave. and Ct. and the
new dwelling adjoining O the north; especially
adapted to the uses Of q physician.
For p.rthaf''saoo s iRR' b s 1883 : st.
10 O0IOREDloNH SQUARE WEST or iztS
and You; modern three story, bay-wlndoW
front. nine rooms and bath, -. 80. Terms 10
suit. FRANCIS Z. MCGEE.
1701 18th ut. NV.
FOR sALE-TO coLORED. MY NICE BRICK
home, pretty rooms, arranged 20 a. to rent
top door out; modern bath: Gas stove and coal
range. Best ne: section. near cars. Price e
sold at once, &2960. win trade. Box 10.
Star Office.
FOR QUICK SALE. MY GREAT INVEST
MENT. Two-fAmily apartment 6oaDe, pcoeo
brick, rooms and porcelain bath each, Hewiy
painted ead pepered. reet par ysef sac. white
e1.1Be. Onst 10 build. 5000. znswet In
mediately. Boz 81. Star oGces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-16

FOR SALE
CAPITOL HILL
Within two squares Of Capitol; 10 rooms
and bath: lis feet deep to nne alley. We
can sell for
$500.
MOORE HILL, mo,
1420-22 II 4st. nv.
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FOR kENT-BY EDWARD S. WESCOTT.

1907 I
1898 N. l6r. b, ami$50.75
91S 23d. 1Ar, b, ami. 45. so
e31 s, Or. b. ami. 40. 50
1925 Pa av. Tor, b.. .35. 65
2315 Pa av.3r.b. .33. S0
@l7 Pa. Az, Or, b. 1855
GOT B se. Tor, b.33.50
1927 Pa av, Tor, b.8l.10
1880 Both, 7r, b. 80. so
S25 21st, 8r, b, lat 80. so
2121 r. Tor, b, lat. 30. SO
1918 I, 14r, b. $3.50
1906 Kingm'n, Or. b. %. 10
221S G., 7r, b. ....2.5 80
663 F ne, 7r, b. ..2.50
2142 F. 7r, b. $3.50
22O5 II, Sr. b. rs. 80
SO6 G ne, Sr. b, lat. $3.50
1908 Oath. Or. 1850
958 r sw, Sr, b.. $3.50
250 K, Or, b, lat. $3.50
$40 @ ne. Or. b. lat.22.@
1902 NJ, Or, b. ....17.50
2O13 S, Or. ". 1850
1921 o. Or, w....16.6o
244O X, Or, ". 49, 90
SIS Goth, 5ry W. 1850
APARTMENTS.
1880 Pa. Az. I'd d,
Or, b. ...........42.S0
1920 Lamont. I'd q,
81. b. ...........N.00
The Carlisle. 1913 y.
Or. b. ...$29. so to $3.50
1910 N ] av, Or. b.22.50
956 26th. LIST d. Ar. b. so
1888 l.. I'd q, Or. b. . 1878
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-16

FOR RENT-1339 CORCORAN STREET.
Desirable dwelling Of eight rooms and bath,
near 14th street car line; rent only 5000 .
month. Investigate this.
THOMAS ]. FISHER 4 CO.. INC.
FOR RENT-1311 L NV; IL ROOMS: ANIL;
excellent repair. See agent, call G. p.
BICKFORD, Takoma, 66-M.
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FOR SALE
ANOTHER BARGAIN ON THE HEIGHTS.
Eight rooms. well arranged; two stories:
large attic: splendid concerted cellar, with hot.
water heating plant; over $4,000 loaned on It:
reduced to $1,000 for quick sale.
MOORE 4 HILL (IDc.), l4e022 H Ut. l.w.
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FOR SALE
COLUMBIA ROAD
Near 14th Ut.
Three stories, ten rooms. tiled bath: deep
lot. over 20 It. front to paved alley; win sen
HooRE Z HILL Gne.). 1Aso-sa b st. nv.
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TIN BAD&N
8, 500. /. .22oo Mas sv'
nv, III
81, 500. .1441 b I av NV.
II
500. .9lst nv. llr. fw
$3.50, ....NO1 Mass Az
$50. .l402 L NV, Tor
$50. $40 18th nv, lar
$40. 1919 N NV, liz
$1S5. S0th & Ordway,lR
800. 1875 24th NV, lA
S76. A72 Pa Az NV. store
SIS. 1910 9th NV, llr
$65. ...1:46 p NV, l0e
Gas. 1900 Newton NV, Tor
$50. s.. 1855 Oorc'n, 10e
$50. 1874 D NV 16r
e60. 144S Chaplin nv, 81
$40. .....1735 8 nv. l0r
$50. 1S40 Mintwood. lOe
Isl. so. 1887 18th NV. l0r
@55.l429 Clifton nw,10r
$56. 1913 Path NV, l1r
$S5. .1703 DeSalss. 1lr
$50. 75.1130 18th NV, Tor
5000. 1905 Euclid. Tor
$50. ...lT0 21st NV, Or
$50. .1402 Girard NV, o.
$50. .2112 II nv, 18r
$50. LOT Seaton NV, s.
$3.50. ...2102 o NV. Or
45..1724 Newton nv ,9r
@.......221 I NV, i2r
e4. 80. .63S Il Cap, lOf
$42. So. 1871 e Cap, Tor
Sal. 05. .S23 10th NV, Or
$40. IS. 1921 18th NV, Tor
$40.a0. .2034 F NV, Tor
$37. so. 1928 T NV, lOf
|. $37. so. 1872 K NV. 81
$37. so. =. 1902 8 NV, 8r
$685. so. .1423 Corc'n, Or
$3.50. 1923 @ NV, 7r
$86. 80. .1816 W NV. q.
486. ;. $50 21st NV. 10r
S86. 1872 eth NV. hall
$82. 80. .4OOl 4th NV, Or
$3.50. 1901 Marlboro, Or
$50. 10. ..2l D NV, 11r
$50. 80. 1874 Varnum, 7r
$50. 80. 1916 Ingleside. 10
APART.
STE. The Dresden, Tor
800. The Dresden, Or
$65. The Marlborough,6f
$55. The Cumberland, Or
$45. The Marlborougk,3r
so. The Dresden, 4r
937. so. The Phoenix, Or
SIS. The Marlborough, 2r
$3.50. The Phoenix. 6F
5000. The Clarion. Ar
For complete list Of pr,
weekly
EWARTZELL. RHEl
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FOR SALE i,
NEAR N. H. AVE. AND 8.
$lA,EO0. 81
Almost new: Afst door kitchen; hot-water
heat; 10 elegant rooms: nne cellar; large
yard; two tiled baths; everything In this
magnificent home 10 Of the best.
MOORE q HILL, INC,
1420-37 H u. nv. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-16

FOR sAIn-TwENTT-THRE HOUsEA
BAR0AINei BAR0AINsi
For homessekers and investors.
New houses. northwest: six rooms.
tiled bath, gas and electric light;
heated By furnace; colonial poechess
most desirable In every detail. 6pe-
eial price. $3.50. aud soad On sas1est
po0eihle terms.
CORNER STORE AND DWELLING.
Dining room and Kitchen on Arst
Door; three rooms and bath and alcovo
On second door; attic; lighted By gas
and electricity and heated BY fur.
mace; good location foe any business.
Special price. $500: terms to suit
purchaser.
East ode Of Sherman ave. bstwssa
Euclid and Fairmont sta. NV.
A. r. FOX COMPANY.
1911 H Ut. NV.
sALEeNAN ON PREMISES.
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FOR SALE
NEAR llth and HARVARD.
New house; hot-water heat; very deep not:
fine cellar; an ideal home for q small family |;
$500.
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS.

UNDERWOOD TYPEwRiTERS RENTED AT
lowest rates; guaranteed first class. STANLEY
Il. DE PCE. 2O2 Southern bldg.
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FOR SALE
HEIGHTS NEAR 18Th STREET
aix-room brick, With furnace heat; two
stories and cellar; lot 20 II. Wide; has 5000
loaned ON II. You can buy for q, 900.
MOORE HILL uncD. 1890 = ct. NV.
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FOB SALE
JUST OFF EAST CAPITOL.
Party going away will sacrifice nsw hone:
has bot-Wstsr heat fooms; leffe 1et: -
this and make an o6sr; went q, sob.
MOORE q HILL, INC,
1A0o-x2 st. NV.
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BY J. G; WELDON 8 CO.. 224 E. CAP.

! l. ~.
1856 Morton, Ar. b.. ..14.n
1887 DuncaS>4r. b. IA. 50
13341A II ne, ar, b. .14.O
1910 nth Sc, Or. so
t26 18th ne, Ar, b. ..12.5O
MENTS.
/ Walton,
| IS 9th Sc. Ar. b.. 80. 90
225 f Cap,3r. b. rs. 90
Z I'd ne, Ar, b. .21. so
324 Pa av 81, 5r, b. %. 90
| 219 Sd ne, H, b. 20. so
TENANTS.
107 9th se.5r......10.0 90
s Gessford, 5r. g. 90
104 Douglas, 4r......9.50
SO 18th ne. 5f. $50
313 Harries, Ar. s.. 90
/ 316 % Sc, Ar. 90
5 Guelthers, 3r.. 80
i 1871 I'd sc, 4r.........7.0O
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FOR SALE
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-09
Admits She
Struck Boy
Woman Autoist Later De.
MES Accident and Gives
Another Name.

Declaring that she was Miss Patrick,
of AZ North Fullerton avenue, Mont
clair, after she had run down and in
jured F. Wood Blauvelt, years old, Of
IL Midland avenue East Orange,
woman who first answered to that
name at the given address and talked
freely of the accident declared later
she was not the woman who had run
down the boy, but was Miss A. Lane
The woman was very nervous, and
made several trips to an ante-ro5m 10
consult with other women during her
talk with an Evening Star reporter.
When she became aware that The 4G&n
whom she was addressing was a ep-
resentative of the press she beoarle
visibly nervous and refused 20 say a
word
The accident happened yesterday af-
ternoon while Harry Brewster Blau-
welt was flying kite for his little
son at Springdale avenue near Pros
pect street, East Orange Father and
son were In an open space flying the
kite when they ran to the street An
automobile which was coming up the
hill was not seen because their backs
were turned The little lad was struck
but a woman in the machine made no
attempt to stop. The father called out;
you stop; we have your number"
This brought the machine to O halt
some distance from the accident.
Neighbors ran out to help the father
take care of the injured boy. Physi-
clans were summoned and the little
fellow was taken home in the machine
that had run him down. Pressed for
her name the woman said she was
Miss Patrick.
When the reporter for the Evening
Star called at her home maid an
swered the door. She declared that
Miss Patrick was at home. A young
woman came and after talking freely
of the accident and saying that the boy
had walked directly into its path, asked
why so much concern was being taken
by her interviewer. When she was in
formed that he was a reporter she
showed signs of confusion and refused
to talk any longer.
Mrs Blauvelt, when seen today. was
much incensed. She did not try to con-
ceal her feelings. "I cannot understand
how any woman could run down a little
boy and then drive on as though moth
ing had happened" she said. "She has
not even called up to learn his cond.-
ton, although last night the lad was
unconscious. An experience of this sort
to any woman should make her feel as
though she was in part to blame, and
the least that could have been done on
her part was to call us today and ask
| his condition. feel terrible and when
| little Wood has recovered will take ac-
tion against this woman"
Three physicians have been sum
moned by the parents to look after the
child. DR.. A. w Bingham is physician
! in charge. and everything Is being
done to make the little lad comfort
able. He recovered during the night,
and was very comfortable today. The
extent of his injuries have rot yet
been definitely determined.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-09
DOG BITES
7 CHILDREN
Runs Wild on Street and
Spreads Terror Among
School Pupils.
MEN AND WOMEN FLEE
FROM MADDENED ANIMAL
Pet of Frederick B. Kelly Cor
nered by Patrolman and
Finally Killed.

Rover" the black, shaggy haired
mongrel dog that was the playmate OF
small children of the Bergen Street
School, caused excitement Just before
the morning session today when it ran
about the streets swapping at the chill
dren and driving men and women to
shelter It was cornered by a patrol
man of the Sixth precinct, who shot
it in a yard at 695 Hunterdon street.
The dog. which was the pet Of Fred
erick B. Kelly, of 276 Bigelow street
began to act strangely last week. Fri
day last it bit Thalia, the s-year-old
daughter of Kelly, on the finger, draw
ing blood. Sunday 1t bit Frederick, jr,
but it was believed that the lad had in
terfered with the animal while 1t was
eating. DIR. Louis Robinson, of $50
Bergen street. was summoned. He
asked to see the animal.
The physician viewed the dog and
suggested that it be taken to the City
Hospital and placed under observation.
This was to be done today by the
father of the children, but the dog
got out of the house and could not be
located. A search was made for it,
but it was not known how he met his
fate till the patrolman told the owner
of the dog of its end.
Today the animal got on the streets
and had all the appearances of being
rabid 1t snapped at persons passing
by and frightened the school children
1t was finally chased into the yard in
Hunterdop street and killed. The
body will be taken to the City Hospi-
tai for examination. The children will
be given Pasteur treatment.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-09
Bankrupt, Offer
$1,000 Refund

halt in the prosecution of Max Sill
berstein and Marx Flexner. partners in
the bankrupt concern of Silberstein.
Flexner & Gottlieb, was made today
when. the two bankrupts offered to
refund to the trustee $1,000 in their posA
session. The hearing was called on the
return of rule to show cause why
Silberstein and Flexner should not turn
over to the trustee $2S, ,0O0 alleged to
have been fraudulently concealed from
the receiver.
During previous examinations, which
were conducted by Charles Hood, rep
resenting creditors, it had been inti-
mated that the testimony wrung from
Silberstein and FleXner not only
showed appropriation of $2S,000 by
them, but also left them liable for con-
tempt of court if the money was not
turned over. When matters reached
this stage, the two bankrupts. who
were represented by David Goldstein,
of New York called in Leonard Bron-
ner recognized as a bankruptcy expert
in New York city.
A long consultation among counsel
preceded the hearing today before
Referee Edwin. G. Adams, when the
offer to return $1,000 was made by Mr..
Bronner
Mr.. Hood, acting as the trustees
counsel, stated that the trustee would
want at least week to consider the
unsual proposition advanced by the
bankrupts An informal meeting of
the creditors will be held TO learn their
opinion of the offer.
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GENTRY HELD
FOR TRIAL

While the woman who was his COM
panion is at the point of death in St.
Barnabas's Hospital, DR.. Allan f.
Gentry, whose automobile plunged into
a tree in Clinton avenue last Wednes-
day night, was given a formal exaTni-
nation in the Fourth Precinct Police
Court today. He was held for the
grand jury in $4,000 bail on charge
of assault and battery.
At the same time a warrant was re.
ceived by mail from Philadelphia.
charging him with the theft Of the
machine in which he and Mrs. Mary
Hoffman were riding at the time of
tt accident.
Patrolman Sacher of the Sixth pre-
cinct, testified that he had been talk
ing to Joseph Nome. of Wood street
the gateman at the PENNSYLVANIA
tracks at Clinton avenue, shortly be-
fore midnight, when he saw the doc
tors car rushing past. He heard the
crash and ran to the wrecked machine
He carried the unconscious woman into
the saloon of Peter Bey and telephoned
for an ambulance.
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Supt. Ricketts, Orders from
PesthOuse the Guards
Placed by Mayor.
BELLEVILLE COUNCIL AND
HEALTH BOARD TO PROBE
Councilman Carragher. Says La
bOrer Who Died of Smallpox
Cleaned Pesthouse Windowc

notwithstanding that Chief of Police
Flynn and Chanceman Walter Drake
had been ordered by Mayor C. Lyman
Denison to remain on guard at the
isolation ward of the Soho Hospital
Dr. Henry E. Ricketts,, superintendent
OF the institution, demanded that the.1
leave the grounds. His demand was
obeyed by the two policemen, who re-
turned to their headquarters
The order to place the isoIa ton quar-
ters under guard was given at mid
night by the mayor after he, with the
councilmen of Belleville, had been in
secret session discussing the case OF
David J. Crowley. a laborer of the in
stitutlon. who died of smallpox yes
terday.
Chief of Police Flynn when seen
after being ordered from the grounds,
declared that he would lay the matter
before the Board of Health when II
meets tonight.
Dr. Ricketts, was reached on the
. phone. and declared that, while he Lad
explained to the chief of police that
there was no necessity for their re-
naming, he had not demanded thai
they go away.
II felt that the men did not really
understand the condition of affairs
and explained to them that every re-
caution that could be taken to guard
persons about the hospital had been
taken here. It's the same trouble that
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