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The Washington times., 1913-07-19
Suburban.

Randle Hiehlands-U. s. Trust Co. trustee
to Virginia l.. Arledgc. lot Is. square 5G3?
SO.
Fairlawn-Oscar c. BROTHERS to John II
pewdney. lots II and l@. square 56O5. $40.
Burrvillc-Robinson White. trustee. TO Mary
II Ferry. lots / to IS block |. section 2
$500
,:atinnal Highlands-Wilber W. Bill ct ux
TO clyde f. Leighty. lots 81 to CO. square
l664 80. Same TO Harry n. VInalI. lots
and .. square 1872. SO.
sherwoOd-Clara A. Marden ct vir. Edwin r.
70 Rosale A. Frickel. lot 43. square 422l
$5lI.
villa Park-Clara A Marien ct vir. Edwin
II TO Robert and Rachel K. Little Int
2N square i226. $40 Same to Howard F.
and Sarah f. Ecker, lot 81. square i226. SO
Sbrtyyuod-Clara 4. Marden ct vir Edwin
H. to c. y. Stebbins lot 10. square 429s
$50
r6iium Castle Manor-Mattie X. Wltbergel
et al To Lucien II. Sanders. part. $40
ConE-Cticut Avenue Terracc-John NJ. DAME
to Reuben Ross. lot ). square I746 SO.
Chi'lum Castle Heights-Washington Lane
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and Mortgage Company to c. c. Thomas
lot 20, square 1895. $500.
East Deanewood-Jennie Kankey to Virginia
Highlands Association, lot l2, block IL, 40
Chevy Chase Grove-Fulton r. Gordon ct ux
to Archie L. McMullin. lots IA and Is
square 20e2. g, 200.
Addition to Anacostia-Taylor Branson execu-
tor and trustee to Nathaniel r. and Annie
s. Harnish. part lot 2Ss. SO.
Fairiawn-Oscar Brothers. jr.. to James F.
Hood. part. 81. 900.
South Kenilworth-Bernard G. Brown ct ux
to Josephine Makel. lot 20. square 5l55. SO.
Benning Heights Addition-Irwin F. Mather
ct ux. to Benjamin E. johnson. lots I. s,
IS, l9 20. to g. ls3. ls4 square 5Osi. s., 500.
! Addition to Congress Heights-Ida E. Wat
son to Charles b. Scott, lots IA to H.
block ,. sl,725.
Blair road-Albert ]. Hartman ct ux. to
Daisy T. Serviss, tract OF one acre Of said
road. SO.
ChiIlum Castle Heights-washington Land
and Mortgage Company to J. W. Currie
lot so. square 1890. $3.50.
Connecticut Avenue Terrace-John NJ DAN
lei to Herbert \. Gill Tot .. square l74s
SO.
AGincourt Farnl-Charles y. March ct ux to
tanning y. acresJ, $40
Richmond Park Observation-Disclosures I'M
provement Company to William J. Swift
lot 90 square 1851. $40 Same to Carl o
Myers. lot Sc sQuare 1857. SO.
Cleveland Park-Frank T. Edinburg to South
Boston Realty Co.. lot 20. square 1856 SO
Cleveland Park-Sou;h Boston Realty Com
pany to Neil NJ. Judd lot TO- square 1856
$40.
, ChiIlum Castle Observation-Disclosures Land
and Mortgage Company to b. r. Jolly, lot
g. square 3S9l. Sl,oOO.
Cleveland Park-Adelalde c. Hersey to South
Boston Realty Company. lots IS and 50.
square 1856. $40.
Cleveland Park-South Boston Realty Com.
pany TO William Parry lot So square 1856
SiO Same 10 Lille v. McCullum lot 50
square 1885. 80.
Oak Vicw-The Newlands Company to Harry
l.. Rust. lot Is and part lot Il. square 1.
Brookland-Albert f. Collins to Mary
barnes. lot IA. block .. $40.
Sixteenth Street Neutrality-suspicious. Invest
ment Corporation to Marie NJ. Dycer lot
If square 2777. SO Same to same, 10, !
square 2776: Iot 33, square 2737: SO
Eenilworth-AlIen w. Hallery ct ux to
Edith f. Zirkle. lots and ,. square 5l71
so.
Washington Hiehlands-Reuben F.. Timber,
ct uA. to Salvatore Tiano. lot l. block 49,
$40
American University Park-Herrick T Corey
ct ux. to Joseph c. Ramage. lots and 6,
block |: lots ~. IS. 80. block 3: lots to
., II. Is. 10. 20. %. 81 % to 81. i9 to IS,
block 4: lots ! to .. block s. lots t. 5. to
IL. II. 16 25. &c. block 6: lot 35. block .;
lots l3 A. "a. 81 49, 80. block s.: lots Is to
26. 81. -. 36. 10. Al. 4s Il. block L.: lots
and 1. block l3: lots and 9. block Il:
lot 80. block II: lots 1. ., 3. 6. I. s. II. l.,
Is. block 10: lots 3 and 10. block % $40.
The Washington times., 1913-07-19
RUSSIA MAY GET
PULLMAN MANSION
John Hays Hammond May Sell
Residence to Nation for
Home for Embassy.

There is a strong probability that the
Russian embassy will obtain the Pull
man residence on the Avenue of the
Presidents, after all, II vas learned to-
day from a well-Informed real estate
source. The fact that the Russian gov
ernment has made a, ailabIe TO tine
ambassador An appropriation for the
purchase of an embassy building here,
which was announced at Newport, r. L,
today, has reawakcned Interest in the
location Of the embassy's future home.
John Hays Hammond recently pur-
chased the Pullman residence, one Of the
most imposing in the city. wHie nego-
tiations were still In progress by the
Russian embassy. The Hammonds
planned to occupy the house IN the fall,
but 1t was said today that there -
likelihood that they would resell II to
the Russian representative. Ambaesa-
dor Bakhmeteff Is spending the summer
a. the Rhode Island resort. and at least
one Washington real estate man VIII 30
there within a day or two to confer
with him in regard to the embassy
home
The Washington times., 1913-07-19
New Navy Building
Site Is Transferred

Transfer of the property at 1855 and
17i3 Z street northwest has been maze
by Josiah Q. Kern to William H. Walk
er. The property is the site for TIE
new building which Mr.. Walker will
shortly erect for the Navy Department.
The sale was made through the office
of James Morris Woodward. The
sellers purchased the property only 4
few months ago through the same Of
flee and the second sale is understood
to have been at a substantial advance
in price
M. Woodward also reports the. sale
Of TIE old colonial residence at -.
Twanty-first stccet northwest for Kat
rina l.. Pate; son to Mrs. Edith Ken
dali Anderson. The residence was built
by Admiral Boyle and will be re-
modelled by the purchaser for her res
ldence.
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Northwest.

Northwest.
I7S0 P street northwest-William X Heeve
ct ux. TO Justus c. Nelson. lot 80. square
I57, $40
rs and 72I Twenty-frst street northwest
Henrietta V. Minnix TO George Washington
University. north half original lot le. squafs
Ie2 s. OO0 William W. Rinsley ct u1 to
HOS II street northwest and lsol Vermont
avenue northwest-Julia S. Gillss ct al
to Edward J. Stellwagen. trustee tand al
his death the Union Trust Coz. part lot
= square 3lS and part lot g. square SSi 81
2225 Fourteenth street northwest tThe H4T'
ton)-Jennie G. GrahEm TO Charles ii
Davidson, lot l45, square 23i. SO:
1875 street northwest-Beatrice Morgan to
Clara NJ. Morgan. lot IL. square 49, Slo.
733 Twelfth street northwest-Gabriel Edmon-
ston ct ux to Carlton NJ. Beall. lot IL,
Twentv-fifth and X streets northwest-James
F NcGee ct al TO Galen x. Smith. original
lots 10 to % and part original lot Is. square
l6 SO ,r,,
trustee, to District OF Coluihbla' lots q o.
7as fweIfth street northwest-Carlton NJ
Beall ct ux. 10 Charles W. Fairfax. lot IL.
Esrhth and g streets northwest-Ben B.
bradford ct ux. to Joseph p Smith. lots
Il and Is. square 42s. SO Subject to trusts
iJI " Street stseet nor,hwest-Mnburu J. Donohoe
trustee to Margaret a. Kennedy. lot ..
r,rerty-fourth sp street northwest between NJ
and X .treets-John NJ. Daniel to Reuben
Ross lots 81 and g. square q. SO.
1913 TO l7i3 s'reSt %t,,sm nophHes%" wafSer md
SIiver H p. johnson. original lot !. and
sublot g square III. SO.
9OS French street northwesi-J39sepn H. hn-
r%cnty-first wei and l streets northwest-John
H Nolan ct ux to anaer nd sr, n ort,IIai in;
original lots to IL ana part o'isihai 'o'
II SQUARE rs, SO
,a5 /, Street northwest-Bladen Forrest ct
ny 10 Rosalie A Forrest, part lot ,,
snuare l40, $40. James G. MacSherry ct al.
trustees TO same. same property.
Ninth strcet and Rhode Island avenue north
west-HarrieI G. oates 10 3sf aies s,o inan
McILane Albert conveys same property Ia
Joseph Herzog. SO. -, -
eCgs Vermont avenAIe nOrthwest-Emma Il.
smith et al TO Charles ID. and Annie 7.
Francis lot s. square $50. $40
New York avenue northwest. between Sew
enteenth and Eighteenth s3Tef.suAnnS WeiE m
oliver II. =. johnson. lot o. square H.
Church street northwest. between Seven
t.enth and Eighteenth streets-Thomas X
Riley to Sarah Flack. lot 50 square l'o'
SO.
New York avenue northwest. betweer
Twenty second and Twenty-third streets
William II. Saunders ct ux. to Alice f
Harwood. lots II to 20. square 81. %
9o9 s Btreet northwest-Joseph a. Roth tC
George j. Se"alI, lot S4S' sIuaIf So-' w
Twent! first and streets northwest-Eller
NJ Z. Woodhull ct al to Maxwell Var
Zandt woodruff. lots A 10 d. square l02
SO.
3oi6 Cambridge place northwest-Anna +
OShaughncssy to William J. Brewer. lo
81. square l2S2. SO. William J. Brewer Il
Leslie $. Quackenbush. same property. $40
502i Cambridge place northwest-L Pierce
Boteler e. al. trustees, to Mutual Fir'
Insurance Company Of the District Of Co
lunibla. lot iG. square 1852. $3.50.
aol5 II street uorthwcst-Aichael J. Griffith
ct ux. tn Charles II. Burnham. part origi
nsl lot !. square l0l, SO
The Washington times., 1913-07-19
EIGHT NEW HOMES
READY FOR MARKET
Wardman Operation Overlook
ing Piney Branch Valley Is
Near Completion.

Harry Wardman is completing eight
rev residences on the west side Of Four
teenth street, between Webster and ALL
son streets northwest, three of which
have been sold at $500 each. The
homes are Of a new buff tone Of tapes
try brick. with white colonial porches
and white trimmings.
Each fouse Is twenty-three feet wide
and thirty-eight feet deep, with eight
rooms.
Tho houses are a part of an operation
in the vicinity which includes the con-
struction of total Of 100 houses. Other
parts of the operation. on Allison and
Buchanan streets, between Fourteenth
street and the Avenue of the Presidents,
have recently been completed.
The row of eight now being completed
on Fourteenth street overlook the wood
ed valley of Piney Branch. which Is at
the top of the list Of new park improve
ments to be urged upon Congress by
the District Commissioners. The valley
has been acquired by the Government
from Rock Creek Park up TO Sixteenth
street, and. when acquired to Georgia
avenue. will be improved as a part Of
the outlying park system OF the Dis
trict recommended in the report of the
Park Commission.
The Washington times., 1913-07-19

Realty Transfers During Past Week

Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-James
Harrington ct ux. TO James A Degges
tthree-fourthsJ and Rosa Begges Tone
Washington Heights-Carlton NJ. Beall ct ux.
TO Gabriel Edmonston. lot so. block S. $40
Eighteenth and California streets northwest
Che PenndennisJ-George c. Hough ct ux
TO Richard 5. Wolfe. lot 1. block 5. Wash
ington Heights. 500.
Mount PIeasant-Harry A. Kite ct ux. tc
Adrieta r. Howells. lot g.. square 3O5S. $40
Same TO Sarah NJ Daugherty. lot a. square
1866, SO. Same to Harry +. Montgomery
and Pauline NJ. Montgomery. lot CO. square
3G56. $40. Same to Roberta Clark lot I0
square 3056, SO
Petworth-Benjamin G. wasdon to Christian
G. and Henrietta T. Schlag. lot 20. block
| Indolence-Harry wardman ct al. to Marion
II. Price. lot %. square 21O5: so.
Wardman ct al. to Bencdck and Bertha
Augustin. lot Isl. square 2s+S. SO
Petworth-William NJ. Terrell ct al. to
Pleasant PIaIns-Mabei J. Voigt to james \.
DAVIS lot 81 $40.
City View Heights-William a. Clark to the
Ravenswood Company. all interest OF first
part in certain lots in said subdivision. $40
Cilnbourne-Jennie NJ. Hysan TO Joseph p.
smith. lot y. block 8 so.
Moore x Barbour Addition-Harvey A.
Fenner ct to Frank NJ. and kathryn
r. Roller lot - block I. $40
Prtwo-th-Alexander Mlllar ct ux. to Michael
J. and Eliza {. o'Rellly. lot 6. square
3227 SO.
Petworth-Luther y. SwartzcIl to Middaugh
& shannon. lots 30 to &C. block -. SO.
Mount Pleasant-Lewis L. Brcunnger ct uX.
to David r. buckingham. lot 657. $40
Trinidad-Hattic Thaycr 10 Charles W.
Thayrr lots Ii and ls. block ). 81.
Pleasant PIains-Rov +. Rarnett ct uX. to
Julia c. Rose. lot II, square 30i2, SO
Wl.itchaven. St. Philip and Jacob-A Per-
kins Myers ct ux. TO Charles l.. Curtiss
, lots - 2G. block =. and part lots 10 to -.
block ;. SO
NJ rlcasant-Frark Fo"r ct TX. 20 Bates
Warren. lot q. block l3 and lot 80. hook
l3i. block :, in B"omingdalc. lot 8. block
:. Avalon Heights so.
FoXall road John RruWn ct ux. to Catherine
u Horst Kamp. part Of parcel y over ;.
go.
Washington HcightS--Joscnhinr T. Hin to
Irene +. Shirley. lot ~. block T. SO
IndulCnre-Harrv Warriman ct al to Hcnry.
F.. Stringcr. lot ~ square 2TO0 $40
KaIOrana FeiGh's-Frankln T. Sanner 81 nj
to Mary : Nc, 'allun. lot - block : $40
Nhiincv Close-Invinia T.. Newton TO Maud.
l. Bliss. lot ~. sIUaT" 3Gtg SO
MI Pleasant and Pleasant PIainS-EmiIy n
Adams to Harry WGrIman and Iohn n
C'baney lot I53. square "SSS. so
Uighvicw-GenrgH l.. Myers to Harry Ward
man and Thomas Zones. lot 9S SQUARE 3525
SO
unlmrad ManOr-Henrv T. Strlncer ct ux n
. Harry Wardman and Thomas Bones lot "a
block a. sm.
Pleasant Plains-Augustus w Hines ct ux.
20 Irving Zirpel, lot 6fS. square 26eO 81.
Irving Zirpel C0nvevs same prnDnrtv N
Augustus W. and Charlotte r Hines. 81.
The Washington times., 1913-07-19
Colonial Beach Has
Carnival Next Week

Next week will be carnival week at
Colonial Beach, and preparations are
under way to care for a banner crowd
at the beach. The steamer st. Johns
made her usual trip for the weekend
ers at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. and
carried a big crowd. Another trip will
be made at 9 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing for those who could not make the
afternoon boat. The carnival and jubi-
lee will continue for four days, Tues
day. Wednesday. Thursday. and Friday.
There will be races. balloon ascensions,
vaudeville. and other features.
The Washington times., 1913-07-19
Tent Services of
Salvation Army

The tent services. which were con-
Quoted so successfully last summer by
the salvation Army at their location at
Maryland avenue and Fourteenth streets
northeast, Will be resumed for this sum-
mer. the first service being held tomor-
row evening at Sis o'clock. These tent
services will be held every evening at
Sis except on Thursday and Saturday.
when the meeting will be in the Saliva
tion Army Hall at go Pennsylyaria
avenue northwest. A number of visit
ing officers will address these meetings.
the names of whom will be announced
from time to time
The Washington times., 1913-07-19
Open Air Gospel
Meetings to Be Held

open-air gospel meetings, which will
continue for a month, will begin to-
morrow morning at II o'clock in the
grove which surrounds the Union Bap-
tist Church at Vienna, Va, about
eighteen miles from Washington on the
Falls Church line.
The Rev. J., r. Beaman. pastor, will
be assisted by several Washington min
listers during the series, the Rev DIR.
W. D. Jarvis. of the New Bethel Bap-
tist Church. being scheduled to preach
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Tho
Rev. George E. Barber. also of WASH
ington, will preach in the evening.
The Washington times., 1913-07-19
Women EvangeIists
. On Gospel Wagon

The Gospel wagon meetings at Sew
enth and K streets northwest, at &
o'clock Sunday and p. m. at Four
and-a-haIf street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, conducted by tha
Gospel Mission, will be of special in
terest.
Misses Gould and Cartwright, success
ful women, evangelists from Cincinnati,
Ohio. viii speak and sing at the above
services. Evangelist Thomas E Phil
lips, of New York. will give an address
at the Mission hall at D. m. Subject:
"A Run For Life" Everybody Is well
come to these meetings.
The Washington times., 1913-07-19
Lawyer Buys Lots in
Old Section of CITY

Ahner II. Ferguson. lawyer of this
city, has purchased from John II.
Nolan. builder, the latter's real estate
holdings at the northeast corner of
Twenty-first ard / streets and Penn
sylyania avenue northwest. The prop
erty includes lots to p in square l%.
II was purchased several months ago
by Mr.. Nolan. who contemplated some
Improvement.
Tic new purchaser has no announce
ment to make at the present time rs
to any improvements The property is
in orc OF the Oldest sections of the city
and the buildings are of early construc
tiOn.
The Washington times., 1913-07-19
Street Name Changed.

The Commissioners today ordered
that the name of u street in Kalorama
Heights be changed to Wyoming ave-
nue.. The reason for the change Is that
there is a U street in the city and the
duplication causes confusion in the de-
livery Of mail and merchandise.
The Washington times., 1913-07-19
Buyers Of Country Lots.
Begin to Build Homes

Purchasers OF acreage in the 6e0-acre
subdivision Of Dunn Loring, on tae
Washington and Old Dominion and the
Washington Utilities lines. are start
ing To bui!d homes on their property. II
is reported today by w. G. Collins, ot
Clarendon.
7. a. Shreve, S. Van Sickler. and II.
G. Porter have started the construc-
ton Of houses. Streets are now being
cut through the tract
The Washington times., 1913-07-19
Southwest.

Half street southwest. between and q
streets. Julia COpenhaver ct yir Henry
Co., $40.
SIG seventh street southwest Virginia p n
Major 81 vir. Thomas f.. to Edgar A
lot 10. square 46G. $40
i3S S"y"nth street s"uthw"st-Sam Needle ct
uk TO Morris Needle. half interest in lot
IS. SQUARE i3J. SO
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Northeast.

3H street northeast-Edward Curry ct ux.
to N. Frances Sanderson. lot SO. square sS6.
$40. NJ. Frances Sanderson conveys same
property TO Frank l.. Vettori $40.
63 + street northeast-Bates Warren ct al.
to. George E and Ida NJ. Matheny. lot l67.
square $751; SO.
Fifth street northeast, between II and
streets-Luther l. Derrick ct ux. to Sadie
N. Bollock lot 90 square S32 SO.
Lexington place northeast between Sixth
and Seventh streets-Kennedy Bros. to Lucy
A. Farmer. lot l32, square S62 SO Same
to Henry T. Farmer and Laura J. Farmer.
lot l37. square s62, Sl0
The Washington times., 1913-07-19
MILLENNIUM NEAR
ASSERTS ADVENTIST
President AIbertsworth, Of
Washington Society, Talks
on Book of David.

With the prophecies of the book Of
Daniel as his subject, President z. ?.
Albertsworth, of the Washington So
ciety Of Seventh Day Adventist Yorng
People. last night predicted the early
dawn Of the Millennium and by COM
parsons of the early prophecy with sub
sequent history showed that the second
coming Of the Messiah was not far dis
tant.
In the seventh chapter of the book
OF Daniel are described four terrible
beasts-a lion with eagle wings, a bear.
a leopard with four heads and four
wings. and a nondescript beast with ten
horns" said Mr.. Albertsworth. whose
address was delivered in the Seventh
Day Adventists' church at Twelfth and
NJ streets northwest.
Beasts As Kingdoms.
I'VE are told that these four beasts
are to be four universal kingdoms and
that out Of the fourth beast ten king
dcms shall arise. Since Daniels
time there have been Just four such
kingd0mS, Babylon, Medic Pernis.
Greece and Rome. From the division
OF Rome ten kingdoms appeared; the Al
leTani. or Germany; the Franks. or
france; the Burgundians. or Switzer-
land: the Suevi. or Portugal; the Anglo
NoAOHSs Vi Eh6idiiu, the NlSlkOtnS, or
spain; the Lombards. or Italy; the VAN
dals: the Heruli. and the Os-sogoths
In verses eight and twenty-four of
the seventh chapter we read that
little horn or kingdom diverse from the
nrst would appear aud .pluck up or
subdue three horns or king9oms And
50 II was. The religious cover coming
into prominence at the beginning of the
sixth century plucked up or DESTROYED
the vandals, the Ostrogoths, and the
Now where are we In the stream NJ
time? We have passed the bear the
hon. and the leopard The dreadful
oeast with ten horns has been passed.
another brief period and then the com
ing OF the Lord in glory to convey His
people ,n 70 the Holy City"
Centennial Baptist Church. Eighth and
streets northeast. tomorrow, and two
attorneys viii address the congreea-
tion, Charles E. Vrooman, chief clerl,
In the office Of the Solicitor of the
morning, and Charles v. Inlay, an at
Iorney and member Of the Columbia
Sapust Church, making an address In
the evening.
Rev. Sven Absent.
This Is an annual feature ar IN.
Centennial Church. The Rev. E. Hez
Sven, pastor, is now absent on a visit
70 ms parental home in Indiana, but
VIII return next week
Inc Rev. j. w. Frizzell, pastor of the
ingram Memorial Church. has returned
from his vacation, and will preach at
ootn services tomorrow. His morning
sup1ect VIII be AT the Well of Sa-
mara, and at the twilight service ON
Converted Thief"
Bible Sanctifcation'' will be the
sneme OF Evangelist A z. Burgess, of
New York, who will make his 6rsf an
pearance before the Washington Con-
gregation In the New Masonic TEMPLE
tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
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S24 street northeast-Mary G. Schaefer to
Charles E. Galliher lot 4S. square $40. $40.
X street northeast between Seventh and
Eighth streets-Harry A. Kite ct uN. %
William II. Andrews, lot 36, square Sss. 80
$40 Massachusetts avenue nOrtheast-Maud Z.
O'Neill 10 Jane Scott, lot G. square $40. $40.
street northeast, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets-Mary A. Harvey TO Roy
den X Witford. lots III. l42. and ZIG.
square 1854, $40.
1l2s Seventh street northeast-Edward l..
Lanahan ct ux. to Bertha ]. Tucker. lot
20. square $50, so.
SCS to 9l4 Third street northeast-Joseph
Herzos to Allen McLane Albert, lots 135 to
13S. square 750. SO.
Fourteenth street northeast, between F and
G streets-Charles L. CurtIss ct ux. to A.
Perkins Myers. lots 80 and 81. square
l0eS SO.
3l5 Is street northeast-Frank T Rawlings
ct al. trustees, to Thomas VI. Quill. part
original lot l., square 7Sj. 2.i25.
SIG Fifth street nnrtheast-Pauline Lalonette
10 Alice VI. Lanahan. lot a. square sos SO.
lI3 Massachusetts avenue northeast-NOrrnan
7. Engcl et al TO Emma Dclwig and Flora
J. Field. lot Il, square 723 $40
u street northeast. between Ninth and Tenth
Charles NJ. Cnrson. lot 81. square 93S -. l37
Charles VI. COrson conveys same property
TO William J. and Teresa V Quinn. SO
The Washington times., 1913-07-19
Southeast.

South Capitol street southeast. between y
and o streets-George W. White ct al.
trustees. to Florence Y. Hnsk!ns lots l0l
lG2. and part lot 81. square 7O2. 50. 900
so Second street sOuthcast-Martha r Belts
to Jesse NJ. Belts lot 2S square 1855 $40
502 6 street southeast-Joseph Herzog to
Allen Mcl.ane Albert. part original lot T.
square 1876, $40.
Sixteenth street southeast. between ID and E
streets-Nary \. Harvey to Royden X
Whtford. lots 6s. 90. and H. square lO75
$40
street southeast, between Fourth and Fifth
strcc;s-Nireinia Asken 10 f. Wilton Jack
son. part original lots 4, :. and 8. square
S2t. SO
1884 street southeast Edgar + Rurson ct
uN to Charles \. and Eva r. March lot
10 sguar" 1897 30
seventeenth ani str"cts sOutheast-Chnrles
J. Happier to Edwin = Rrink lots ~
10 lo4. square lOSa. SO
street southeast. between Sixth and Sew.
ehth Strce'S-Rufus II. Baker rt al trIs-
tees. to Luther W. Gibson. original lot :
and part original lot T. square So SLID