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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
COTTON RALLIES ON
n SHORT COVERING
List Receivers 3 to 10 Points
From the Low, Closing . to
) Points Net Higher.
CABLES DISAPPOINTING
Business Restricted by Meeting
Of Grade Revision Com.
mittee After Close.

Cotton closed to s points net higher
yesterday. thanks to a covering movement
h the late trading. which was due to a
fear on the part OF shorts that the grade
revision committee. which went into ses =
sion at the close Of the market. might
possibly adopt changes In differences that
would have bullish effect Most of the
days discussion centred on this meeting
and 1t quite naturally tended TO restrict
speculative commitments.
The market continued to show the same
professional form ~ has characterized II
for the last fortnight The combined effect
Of cheap money. a favorable financial and
commercial outlook and insistent reports
Of active buying OF spot IN the South
have 40 far failed to rouse the market
from It's lethars!c state and i is appar-
ent that the important speculative inter-
ase arc awaiting a further impulse.
Cables were disappointing as TO the
course OF futures. but attracted attention
~ the further large sales OF spots. These
amounted to L., 900 bales. eQualling the
Vreceding days record. Traders were
somewhat puzzled by the listl0o showing
~ futures in the face Of this active do
Hand for spot
Offerings on the call vero ruther heavy
and initial prices were TO I points lower
During most Of the forenoon the list ruled
below the preceding days levels, ~ each
small rally brought forth Increased sell
ting Switching from March TO May and
Fully constituted a largo share Of tho early
business, and IN this local spot Interests
were again prominent However. there
vas subst antial selling OF the last name
positions and both declined 70 new low
levels on the movement
When March and May broke throusl
1870 and 1cc. respectively buying power
0roadened somewhat. and the entire lis
rallied from s to IS points. the former
leading the advance. The session ended
With prices a point or two below th'
highest
There were reports from Texas STATING
that acreage In the coming season Nigh
- materially smaller than in 1919, owini
% tho increased acreage sown Ia SINAI
Grain and feed crops. which will no
mature sufficiently early to permit OF cot
ton planting.
Spot cotton was unchanged. MiddiinI
uplands. 1s.75c. middllns Gulf. lSc. Spo
cotton IN the principal Southern nArket
was: Galveston. 1cN,.: New Orleans
:: 15-16c Charleston. 12s,c: Norfol''
1e%c.: Savannah. l2Hc.; Houston
i2Ac.: Memphis. i8kc.: Augusta. 1850
Futures here closed TO points higher
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
OLYMPIC PASSENGERS LEFT.
TaHi Not quite Swift Enough, .

Among tho passengers who did not sal
for Southampton Yesterday by the White
Star liner olympic were benjamin and
Robert Carbon. contractors of Montreal
They were booked and did not allow them.
selves enough ume to get from the Wal.
d0rf TO the White star pier at the foo,
OF West Eighteenth street.
The taxi bearing them and their trunks
ara bags made a mighty squirt on the last
lap. exceeding speed rules. but they did
not get out on the pier until after the
olympic. which had her cabin eangplanA
down promptly nj noon. was out In the
stream. They discussed for q minute or
so tho project OF hiring a tug. but finally
decided to board the Cunorder Csrmania.
which sailed three hours later for Liver
pool. To make sure OF catching the Car.
mania they drove Immediately 10 the pier
three blocks south. and boarded her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER. --Feeling was hrmer and there was
a slight advance in lower grades OF creamery,
week. There We're sales on the stree, Of the
Of .ufiice.t importance to warrant any ad:
vance In prices. Holder. of large block. OF
sSs dS sna od i Where to
and other undergradc. are moving slowly
s ,T.s ielleS Creamery s.tsa:
Quest. .sgs!e; a sooa 70 brine s'as sars
MAKE. Ne, ., is'saiSc No >. lsai.c. .
CO.. boxes of sns white Stock an alvs ss Of OF
colored as. il was The entire market IS hrin:
.c eeiofsa , Specials stag sus at ' avsra.:
sizes. held. best, isc skins held .necisi. isi.
silH.c.; held. choice. liul2,4c skins. fresh.
sg%e4 e esG,Ss o;is poor to fair salse
the market down lc. yesterday, making II easy
TO buy hrsts at zoe. Consumption is, increas-
two weeks. Production in the West Il, in
creasing every day and receivers are looisi,.
Nearby EGGS are more plentiful ana lover.
sropIsd is and Euro
so'. usi,sc fir.ts. ss4 asOc.; SECONDS, ssc'
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery whites lrs
n. ,anf sse Ts's and ns
hennery browns. $50; brown and mixed coors
oG SIC; refrigerator, best. .7naasc fair 10
good 2Sa. &c: lower grades. .ad25c. European
egSs, fresh, 10 dozen cases tar 10 prime. e5a
sc; refrigerator fair to good ?ed..i
LIVE POULTRY:-It was thought the mar
ket would be settled yesterday morning bu
II was not, Trading continued active without
| establishes prices The receipts were - car,
by freight and few coops by express Their,
are still seven cars on track unloaded Re
| cevers are talking lsdlsiac for fowls an,
| l7al7isc. for chickens. Very few turkeys com
ing. No quotations arc possible until marke
DRESSED POULTRY.-supply is light An.
marke, 4ue! There is still an absence Q
good fresh killed turkeys. They are almost OF
| OF the market. Fancy roasting chickens ar
| scarce and would sell above quotations il ius
| right. Fowls are slow sale. This Is especial,
true of the box packed stock. There arr
| enough old roosters to go around. while boil
| ducks and geese continue dull Quotations are
| Turkeys. Western dry picked, average best, 9
gee; Western scalded. fancy, Sc. /; Ohio an,
Michigan. &c. Texas average best, dry picked
22ipc. Philadelphia broilers. lhsd2 lbs each
| SOC. box packed Western fowls dozen In box
| 20 lbs. and over 1sc.: under 10 lbs, he Bar
| relied stock. dry picked. . lbs each. 17c 10,
and under loo. scalded, itgi;o. old roosters
isc. SQUADS. primo white. 10 lbs. TO dozen. pc
dozen. $3.50; . lbs. y; sIsia lbs, a75ass
dark. s1,75 Capons. Philadelphia. salO lbs, T.
G3oc. Ohio. :ia24c: Western slips. isdia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
ROCK ISLAND SEEKS NEW PLAN.
Committee Considers Method 81 Re-
adjustment OF Securities.

Formal announcement was made yes
tcrday that tho leading interests III tho
ROCK island system are devising = plan
OF reorganization, J. y. Quinlan.
president OF the Rock Island Company
made this statement:
"a committee has been appointed TO
consider what should be done toward a
readjustment OF tho securities OF the Rock
Island holding companies. Several plans
submitted to this committee are receiving
careful consideration and II IL hoped that
In duo tino sorne satisfactory solution will
be reached"
Tho committee II composed Of the fol-
lowing directors OF tho railway company
Arthur Curtiss James. chairman; Il. l..
Hine. T. NJ. Schumacher. chairman of
the board OF tho railway company, and y.
G. Reid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
SAYS SUGAR TRADE WAS SPLIT.
wholesalers' Agent TcstiAes 20 3:.5
Per Cent. Bought of American.

Charles D. Weatherali. traffic agent OF
". II. Edgar 4 Son. sugar dealers, Of
Detroit. resumed tho stand yesterday ut
tho American Sugar Refining Company
purchased 32.5 per cent. of its sugar from
the defendant corporation and about II
per cent. from other reflners. Beet sugar
aggregated <6.2s per cent. OF tho amount
of sugar taken.
The witness testified that W. II. Edgar
4 Son In most cases acted only as a sales
agent for the beet sugar companies, al
though It sometimes bought lots outright
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
sURRO0ATEs' NOTICES.

STRONG, hkLEN FkisHIE. In pursuance
Of an order Of Honorable Robert Ludlow
York. notice IS hereby given TO ali persons
having claiIna against Helen Frisbie strong
late o. New York city. New York. deceased
The subscriber at his place 81 tr.nsaetins
Borough Of Manhattan. CITY OF New York on
or before the first day OF July next. Dated
CYRUS J: STRONG. Executor. oLIN.
CLARK 4 PHELPS, Attorneys for Executor.
~ Nassau street Borough Of Manhattan,
~ity AZ New YORK;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05

W. q. Bierd, former vice-presldent OF
the Minneapolis and st. Louis Railroad
Company. has been elected PRECEDENT Of
The Chicago and Alton. In certain rail-
road circles 1t was reported that r. A.
Worthington was still tho head Of the
road. 4 director OF the Alton said II was
probable that Mr.. B!erd had not been able
10 arrange all his affairs go az to take
charge al once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
HELP wANTED-MALE.

wANTED--Assistsnt bookkseper, 20 to IS
years old. Must be by training and instinct
= gentleman. Must have at least high school
education or It's equivalent. Must have
pleasing personality write good clear hand
experience would be an advantage. but must
have ability and liking for accounting work.
Ability to run u typewriter would be an nd :
vantage. but would not be required. Salary
$3.50 to $500, Address by letter d. A. T., box
i2s Sun ONCE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
Mexican Railway Extension Stands

The National Railways OF Mexico re-
ports that S6.5 per cent Of the interest
coupons OF the prior lien 4ig per cent.
bonds of the Nationa! Railways Of Mexico
and the National Railroad and the 4 per
cent priority bonds OF the Mexican Cen
trail Railway have been deposited by the
kondholders This makes effective tho
offer of the company 10 Issue three year
s per cont notes In place OF the interest.
which fell due On the bonds ON January !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
FINANCIAL NOTES.

~ the annual meeting Of the Federal
Iight and Traction Company Francis
Bossom, Who is associated With Sanderson
4 Porter, engineers Was elected a director.
T'hc stock Exchange iirm Of Henning,
'hHmbers q 60. Of Louisville, KY, has
been dissolved AVID . new firm formed under
N" sane name. which consists OF Henning
Chambers ioor member; J. Stoddard
j"hnsun, Jr, aud Charles l.. McCraw. The
'i."wIefS of III" OLD rrrI we're :. q. HenninE,
LEANING CEpmbsrs ana j, Stoddard John
sou, Jr,
II II. Bur,ch. y. W Peter. and Leon
u, lirsh have been elected members of The
Consolidated stock Exchange
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05

PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF
sEARCHLIGAT EQUIPMENT offered for
sale by tho Isthmlan Canal Commission.
Sealed proposals Will be received at the ofice
OF the Assistant Purchasing Agent. Isthmtan
Yeps city Until 800 r. ~ February us n" Is.
1914. At which time they will be opened In
public. for purchasing the above. mentioned
relating 70 this Circular may he obtained
from above once. r. c. Boggs. Major Corps
Ohlcer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR WIRE CABLE. CHAN,
Bolts. Steel Srnokestack Netting. Nails,
TscKs. Chiseis. screw Eyes. Bits. twist
priis, Files. stocks and Dies. Hacksaw
Blades. Brass Tubing. Hammers. Hasps,
Hinges, Locks. Cant Hooks, Hatchets. Engine
Lubricators Oil Cups Paintbrushes Oariocks.
Metailic Tapes. Side Lights tor Launches.
Glass. Packing. Asbestos Gaskets. Emery
Cloth. Irvine and Candleo Sealed proposal.
will be received at the ONCE OF the General
Purchasing Officer. Isthniian Canal Commits
sion. Washington. u. C., until lo:se a. NJ,
February IL. 1914. at which time they will
be opened in public. for furnishing the above
mentioned articles. Blanks and general In
formation relating 20 this Circular no. SAD
" the Assistant Purchasing Agents, - state
street. New York city: dl+ Nhitney-Centra
Building. New Orleans. La. and 1886 North
Point Street. San Francisco Cal; also from,
thu U. < Engineer Ofyices in the following
cities, Seattle, Wash. Los Angeles: Cal Ia
,imore. Ma; Philsdelphis, Pa: Pittsburgh
Pa; Boston Mass; Bursio. n. r; Cleveland
Mo Detroit. Mich. Milwaukee. wis. 81. Paul
Mimi; Chattanooga. Tenn; Louisville. KY;
Mobile. Ala, and Galveston. Tex: Com
merciai Club, Kansas, City; NO; Chamber OF
Commerce. Quincy. III. and Commercial club
Tacoma. Wash.-F G. Boggs Major. Corp,
OF Engineers. u. \. a, General Purchasing
officer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
Receivers Appointed.

Supreme Court-By Justice Gtessrich-
Adolph Riescnperg vs.. John w, psgslmsn.
Co VS.. Cunsrd Realty Co. John 8. Hssp
sarah J.. MEG. Marsh vs. Josephine Noyus4a'
Psrcival Wiids.
ny Justice seabury-EHs L. Murphy Va
james T. Grape. Michael echaap.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
Referees Appointed.

Supreme Court--Ry Justice GieGerich-
oConnor w. GinsburE. Harry Blur; Sehasfsr
Bank VS. ONeili. Henry A. Friedman.
ny Justice Ritur-G,ass We WisEsnd.
Irving Washburn; Lawyers Mtge. co. VI
Franklin, Max Altman; 4chaefer vs..
Mitchell. Ben1Amin II. BUFFET.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
Court OF Appeals Calendar.

ALBANY. Fob. 4. - Court Of Appea Ia
calendar for tomorrow: Nos 9sk osS, $50,
$50, 'sL sea, sss and sos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05

The Liverpool market was steady. Spot
cotton was dealt In to the extent OF 1900
tales. rn!ddlngs . points lower At ''05d.
Prices at Liverpool were:
open. High Low Clos Prev.
ing. est. est ing close
~. .Mch... e.6sis 6ss SIS, e6a t.,eis
Mch. Apr. 6.eSl, $50 G.63 6t5 tti
May-June.. E. 666ia 66,1 $50 6.57'a sbs
Tho market there Is due to open o-day
The Washington herald., 1914-02-06

So 17p Its II & II Chevy Chase-GORDoN. Full
ton z ct uI Cora to Bertha H Hammett SIC
u'esation bet iist 6 cd SITS nw) a
So Gl4 II & pt II l4th st Tcrrace-HUNT.
Zophar ct u Emma to Oscar r Hunt SO tr
Hamilton bet 18th st & Piney Branch I'd nwi =
So 560 II II blk Schrutzen Pk-IMHOFF Bertye
Juha ct yir + aoseng & he lessee TO BcnI
Leach ct ux Louisa NJ joint tenants SD
tCol I'd bet Warder st & SOLDIER Home Grdsl q
So 266l west pt II 50 South Grds Col ColleSv-
LoNGsTREET. Robt L to Chas England
SO covenants
(ltS9 Belmont st nwl 6
So sse 1t p se-LEIGHToN, BENZ & G-o +
Williams ts to Ernestine F Terfinger sI.s5J
trl 18th 81 sci IL
So s3 1t A-McGEE. Bernard ct u1 Ida to
Winnie Mc;ee so
Css Defrees st nwl .
So 5o Its to . blk % 50 53I3 Its TO % II Its
to blk 3 50 5ss4 Its to is. 20 to S3 4 pt Its
Il. IS. 10. y to 3s blk . 81 5xs Its & 6 & ut
Its TO blk IS 50 5i1 It's TO % & II Its to
blk . & all blks s, .. IL. i2. I3 IS. ts, e. ~.
50 & 81 & 81 SOS Its to Z. 30 to . & pts Its
B. II, 20. j & E blk 20 50 52ss Its to :. % to
2 rt Its to 10. Is & blk a 81 5es lis
to pts Its 4 to blk q MsrshalI-LEIGH-
TON. Beni & Rich'd A Ford substituted trs to
Philip BoSe Slo.cs IS
So 2ns2 1t . Add'n to Cleveland Pk-McLANE, Jos
to Arthur L Kenna $40 covenants
tMacomb st near Conn nwD n
So 77s 1t u ! undivided int in-RIEs. Jno Jr to
Rose Ries SO
tsll 3rd st mel 2
oP No II 20 DIX ) 1r1nidsd-READN, Michael II ct
uN Katie to Ssml A Pitts SO covenants 81
So 3s5 1t Ia blk Mt Pl * II Pis-SIMONTON
Margaret to Mary Joyce SO covenants & tr
5000
rs Of Col I'd. p Of Ga ave nw) 81
So $3.50 II 81 Chillum Castle Hts-THE wASH'N
LAND MTG co to Julia Scott 81 800 cove
nants
t2nd & Kennedy SITS nu) Il
So 5.li Its q g North Add'n Chillum Castle Hts
UNDERHILL, ct ux Rosaie TO s Den
ache 81 coo
The Washington herald., 1914-02-06
TRUSTEES SALE.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE vALUABLE HOTEL
pRupezp known % The Afleshany Inn" q
0oshn. Rockbridss County. Virginia
y vhtus d . certain dsed Of trust fruo ths
Allegheny Inpovyn0t Company. incorporated.
dated July o. $50. and Only recorded In deed hase
ne st paes ~ ct So. a the Land Reeords q
RochhFtdgs County. State Of Virginia. and at IL
rsqusst d the parties secured thereby. default has-
oouAs secured b. sah deed f trust. The undsR-
agned trustee win sell at public auction. % ths
runises, at Goshen. Rochbridss County. In he
stats Of vhstnia. all ths property u,nted to ths
lid trustee b. the provisions q mid deed Of trust.
the ems b<ing all the real estats holdings d tAs
ND A1eghany Improvement Company. Incosporats1.
land. more o. iess. and an the personal propey 81
The aid corporation. more psrticalarty desdfhsd -
furniture. fxturs housekeeptng supplies. china an1
edass. linens. alverwafe. oeies supplies. &orefuuD
hngular the contents Of ths hotel building On I'D
premises, al wagons. ureys. hcrses. mules ~
live sock q every desdipdon harness ploxs. 6c. %
SATURDAY. February "a. 1914. st Il m
The improvements cunEst Of . modern thfeeAoy
hotel building II ninety-tvo sleeping rooms -
tveuty-thres hathrooms. Known The AnegAang
lnn" one frane stable. g,rase. ensns house. lau.-
dry. Ice house. summer houses. swimming posl
vstef tower. tank. &c. all In good repair.
Terms Of sale: Twenty-Five per cent Of the pufchass
price in cash. and the balance 8 Per cent evssJ III
months. for which the notes or sblis.tions Of u
purchaser. bearing interest at the rats f Per esns
per annum from the date cf sale. may b taken ths
same to Be secured By . deed Of trust the psop-
efty sod. - required By terms of said deed Of
trust: % al cash. At the option of the purchasR.
deposit Of dve thousand dollars t8.0p viu b
required at the time Of sale. An couyeysndng and
recording viii be at the cost Of the purchaser terms
to b complied with within fftsen days from the
date Of sale the trustee reseving the right to rse
at the sk and cost Of the defauting purchaser aftse
ten days advertisement d the resale In the Rock
bridge County News. . weekly nevspaptf. rublishei
In Rockbridge County. State d Virginia
For further information address the undermined.
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY.
By FRANK sTETs0S. Trust 0ncer. rruase
Address Fifteenth street and New York arenus
northwest. Washington, d. O.
de4 l2.pfs.5 3jsi. Is Is N, = z, > ,ofesIpN
The Washington herald., 1914-02-06
Bureau Near Completion.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
DEEDS


So 81 1T Its p & Z-ANDERsON. RObt to Mary
L Andersen SO
ts37 LIST st sED 30
So ~ pt org It s-BRIGGS, Edmund B & VIM II
Dennis trs in en 3223 to VIM Ham & Jno l.
Newbold Joint tenants 600
ISL 81 nWl IS
So 5l3 1t South Kenilworh-BR0WS, Bernard
ct ux Laura TO p Jones SO
CMinn st mel
So 3ol6 south pt 1t Is blk Petworth Add'n-CARR.
Joshua W ct NoIlie Stuart Cam to Aristides
Moll SO tr 500
tGa bet Allison & Buchanan sts nw)
81 1854 1t aI-DAVIDS0N, II Bradley & Luther y
Fristoc trs to Jane Bradley $50
Gss c VI mel y
So $50 It 20 blk l Meridian Hill & pt It 50 South
Grd's Col College-GADDIS. Leroy Jr ct ux
Josephine TO Elizabeth b. Kalbfus SO sub to
right Of way IT 81 500 II
u5th bet Fla ave Belmont ST nwl
81 5Z96 Its 4 blk. 10 East Deanwood-GARRETT,
WIN Z to Nettie l. Cockrell SO
tE bet 18Th & 57th sts mel 2
So 81 pt org It a-GATES. Lettie W. Jno II
jr Annie G Nalley to Jos Austreich SO
CZS llth st sci 81
So I'M It a blk 9 sec BurrTille-GRESHAM,
Esther C ct viz Curtis E to Nettie L Codk-
reIl SO
18th bet & C SIS mel q
The Washington herald., 1914-02-06
VIRGINIANS BUY
ARLINGTON site
Richmond Syndicate, Now
Controlling Powhatan, to
Build Hotel.
LOW FIGURE RECEIVED
Property Auctoned Off at $4,000.
or $l4.50 a Square Foot.
Assessed Value. $22.

A Richmond syndicate, through their
attorney, Robert H. McNeill yesterday
purchased the old Arlington Hotel site
for SSI7,000
The syndicate includes o. J. Sands.
II. ID. Eichelberger, Warner Moore, II.
w. Rountree and A L. Hawse, the last
three Of whom are now associated with
the Powhatan Hotel property. The sue
cess Of the Powhatan under the manage
rnent of c. NJ. Lewis is stated to have
influenced the Richmond capitalists In
their belief that another hotel property
in this city would be advantageous, and
they accordingly made the highest bid.
The Equitable Life Assurance Com
pany. Of New York, which holds a trust
of $4,000 on the property, bid $4,000.
A check for $4,000. properly certified,
was accepted BY the trustees, A. B.
Browne and F. f. Chaplin, thus closing
the deal
Thirty Days to Comply.
Under the terms of the sale not ex-
ceeding 10000, or any part thereof, may
remain on the property to be evidenced
by the note of the purchasers payable
by January /, 1917. or the entire pur-
chase price may be paid in cash. The
terms are TO be complied with within %
days.
The price at which the property was
sold approximates $3.50 a square foot
The site is assessed at So a square foot
by the District assessors. The property
cost the old Arlington Hotel Company
S,4o0ooo. and in addition notes, open
accounts and excavation probably reach
S550.O00. The stockholders of the old COM
pany suffered severe loss 1t is stated
that about s675,Oo0 of preferred stock vas
sold and outstanding debts amount to
100000, represented by notes and open
accounts. The notes are held by c. p.
Taft, of Cincinnati; the Reed Stone Com
pany. the Robert Wetherill Company and
T. c. Dupont of Delaware. The omen
accounts are owing the American Bridge
Company, Potts and McComas and
others.
Work on Addition Started.
WORK on the addition to the large
building designed for store purposes at
Thirteenth and F streets northwest has
been started under the direction of
James l. Parsons. builder. for a syndi-
cate in which local business men are in
terested.
The new addition'is to occupy the re-
mainder of the company's holdings on
Thirteenth street and G street. The
structure will have a total frontage on
Thirteenth street of 25S feet, while that
on G street will be about IS feet. The
entire structure, it is Appropriated, will
cost about 100000.
Bureau Near Completion.
Within a few weeks the work of in
stalling machinery in the new building of
the Bureau of Engraving and Printing
will be started. Work on the building
is so nearly completed that a frame
building. used as headquarters for the
work, had been demolished.
Sowing of grass seed about the build
hing has been started and officials believe
that the building will be ready within a
short time to be turned over to the
Treasury Department. The new building
will be one of the largest government
buildings in this city.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-06
TRUSTEES SALE.
THOMAS DOWNING Z o.. Austio..-a
TRUSTEES SALE OF rwosroRY FRAME
DWELLING, no. D6 FORrYSEvENTH
PLAC1 N WITH IIRgE FRxNE

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwosroRY FRANZ
DWELLING. 10. n6 FORrYSEvENrH
PLACE n W.. WITH LARGE FRAME
BARN =
By virtus of certain dssd a tsust, barring date
q Fearuary u. isf1 asd duly rscusdsd In UbR ~
= folio "a. et -. q ths Land Records of ths Dis
tct Of Columbia. and at the request of the paTtias
secured b. sid deed Of trux. the und1is,sd tsus
tee win seu at public suction. In hunt Of tbs
premises. on TUESDAY. the I7th day Of rsbrus1,
A. D., lNl. st 4 O'Clock .. m. the following DE-
.eribed land and uemises, atuats y the County ot
wsshington. District Of Columbia, snd dessnated ss
and being the south dxy fest lot Numbered ten. in
block numbered ooe. In the Subdivision Known -
Senate Heishts" - pr plat of mid sibdivsion.
recorded In BOOB. County number Is. at folio .. In
the records Of the ocs for the Surveyor Of ths Dis
trit Of Columbia, the said part Of MD lot ten ha,-
ing frontage Of sixty feet On Fotysesenth paacs,
tosether with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: Subject to inst trust OF $3.50 and
accrued Interest, and second trust Of $40 and &C
crued interest,", balance cash. and Q deposit on ac-
count Of purchase n the sum Of one hundred and
ffty dollars viii be required the day Of sale.
raxes adjusted TO date Of sale. All oonveyandnG.
recording &c. st cost Of purchaser. Terms Of
sale 70 b complied with within fifteen days from
date Of sale; otherwiss trustee nsserves the right
70 resell the properly at the risk and cost Of the
dcaulting purchaser after ten days' Advertisement
In . newspaper or newspapers published In Wash
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY.
Trstsa
JAMES wM. McNEILL. Attorney.
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The Washington herald., 1914-02-06

IS Of Peabody st. of LIST st nwl q
So 3lls II Il blk Moore & Barbours ID Adm
WALKER. Allan ct Maude 4 to Elizabeth
Kalbfus $40 covenants
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So al 1t 45-ZANNER. VIM F ct ux Elizabeth to
Chas II Purcell $40
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The Washington herald., 1914-02-06

The total amount of tea consumed by
the United Kingdom in 1911 was 296. 600 0OO
pounds, or "a pounds per head of popu-
lation.