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very day
Perplexities
4 Simple Manual of ETIQUETTE
Copynsht. 1914. BY The i'ress yubli.hins Co
THE New York LvNiinS WoridD.
Who Pavs the Carfave?


DA T 10 always the little points
that are most perplexins'
Most Of US can manage
more or less creditably the
larger affairs Of life but
there are certain small matters that
are a. annoying ~ pin.pricks II one
doesn't understand Thorn: and are the
simplest thing possible when one
knows the rules Of the game. Take
for instance the little business OF
paying carfare. Many a man 10
puzzled In regard to this. He does
not know whom or whom not to pa!
woman's carfare.
Nobody likes to appear stingy In
such . small matter and yet he does
not want to offend the ladies OF his
acquaintance by being oficious abou;
It and Offering . courtesy that per-
haps will b resented. Tho best
usuage prescribes only one occasion
whom It II absolutely obligatory for a
man to pay . woman's carfars and
that 10 when he Is acting ~ he'
escort. ga,
II no meets her accidentally in the
street when they ara both just about
70 enter the subway or elevated sta
ton or gets on board q street cal
with her II IL not necessary to pay
hog fare. although II Ia often done
when tho woman 10 an old friend.
According to the strict rules OF
etiquette II IL not essential. II the
man has but slight acquaintance
| with the woman he should not pre-
sumo to pay her fare on a chance
meeting although he would OF course
b expected to do so II he was es-
cortinE her anywhere.
| There Ii no law compelling a mar
to resign his seat to woman in q
street car. even II she Is old or has
= child In her arms, Hut very few
mon who arc really we'll bred can 81,
at ease while women are standing be.
fore them. or course II they are tired
from q hard days work there 10 some
excuse for them. One cannot blame
hesitation about giving up his seat
night after night. But I can find nc
excuse for him in tho morning fol
occupying a seat-often spra Wins
over enough room for two-wher
women are standing In front Of him
For he cannot possibly be tired a,
that time of day, though he Otter
makes other people feel extremely DO
When q gentleman has given hi,
seat to Q lady In any public con
yeyancs he should not stand directl,
In front OF her unlsss the crowd il
40 dense that II 10 absolutely neces
sary. He should move of to q shor
distance a. this delicately signifie
that he wishes to take no advantaE,
OF the slight obligation she IL under
n goes without saying that no woman
should ever FORGET to thank any maj
for this courtesy.
The evening world., 1914-05-13
The emperor of Elba."

ton 80 seriously. II Eas . huge Joke
mat the Powers played upon the Cor
sican BY permitting him to retain the
title Of Emperor and awarding him Q
"klnsdom" that placed him on the
same footing with the Sultan Of Sulu
and the King of the Cannibal Isles,
II Napoleon had remained there -
would, doubtless, have become wh01
MS enemies intended he should b.
come-an object Of derision. the butt
OF the worlds sneers and jcsrs. hut
ne did not stay. and the glory OF the
Hundred Days" the brave carnage
OF waterloo. the eliminating tragedy
OF st. Helena, restored Napoleon 70 .
place among the worlds heroes.
81. Helena was grim and terrible.
There humanity pictures Napoleon
with his hands crossed behind hin.
gaxing out upon the sad and solemn
sea- Gagged lion feared BY ali the
world. Elba was trifiing, pitifuI.
petty insignificant. and there Napo-
leon was . Gagged monkey 20 b
laughed At.
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Wit, Wisdom and Philosophy
NO. IO.-MAXLMS. By Heinrich Helm.
4 By Fam Gus Authors =


1hIIST standing the cathedral Amiens with
Avvx friend regarding that
wv Titans decorated with
patience dwarfs-he and inquired;
edinces dayF
of day had
han opinions . . cathedral"
like
worthless When
he probably
II all . America would
praised that loophoe
itself I
They Napoleon In the
that things
to friends and tell bitter truths TO our enemies
Psych,cal than phy:c. and had
choice tooth should choose
former
knowing his
remained at home The
Of freedom prison
Of liberty until We imprisoned
rv.rv man who marr,.s
pearls
stories
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A N empire" eighteen miles IN
~ length and twelve miles In s.'
treme width. such Is the Aedl-
terranean isle Of .Eiba, to whicn
Napoleon was consigned by the VIC
torious allies and where he arrived
ono hundred years ago to-day ana
received the homage OF his new
subjects. Elba, long place Oh
pious pilgrimage for tourists from
all nations, will celebrate tho CEN
tenary to-day with great eclat. Tor
Elba lives chiefly In tho memories OF
that ton months Of comic opera. when
the man who had all but mastered
Europe aped his vanished royalty.
and, like q child with new toy.
issued foolish DEGREES which began:
Napoleon. Emperor. sovereign OF
Elba. to His People" Utterly devoid
Of a sense Of humor the Emperor
must have been to take his new posi-
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WYE DO not seem TO recall . spring
w when the dandelions figured
20 sxtenavsiy In the land
seasa. They border the walks and
giittsr In the lawna Little Miss
Trsncss Adams calls them sun
shinss," which strikes ~ - . pretty
nice name for dandelions, - II means
;eosnsthing. which the latter does not.
bsing merely q name.
To apple blossoms are ten days
behind schedule. 20 the peach. cherry
ana psar trees have the scenery In
charge Just at present. The peaches
avo not all frosen. - the man said
shay were In March. They have Just
q many lovely pink blossoms ON %
ever. This does not mean that the
Doneh crop 10 not In danger. when you
0oosidsr that we had . frost on the
1oth DAY Of Nay. 1913. A. . matter Of
49, everything n the vegetable line
= Ieto. lash kAlly did not gst hii
qQslnl taircut uatil last Friday,
y 49, Mai Austa1. Who oanl
& lnCouGo ~ ylnteg = eQe 6Ds1. eayl
\ y qop1eo - aneeneeoeo oe1Ag y
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will be hiled with
young men and
women on pleas
ure bent.
] hope all my
readers will re-
member that they
can have . good
time Win o u I
dropping tn cir
good manners.
Boisterous be-
havior In public
places 10 utterly
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bad taste. Loud talk and laughter
efYusive demonstrations Of affection.
oil tho conduct that comes under the
colloQuialism training and carrying
on" should b strictly avoided. Moth
ing Of this nature 10 essential to
pleasant recreation.
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kindly tell me what makes her that
WAyf''
You'd better ask her that cues.
ton, and apologize u you have In
en- UAy o0on1o1 ~. N H
The evening world., 1914-05-13
rhe Spring Girl.

ARM days are nearly here'
which means that the parks
beaches and open trolley cars
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The Nay Manton fashions
# II 4 blouse Of
orga q d 10 or
crepA NmbPohd.

crepe smbroid-
cred by hand makes
one Of the daintiSst
possible for summer
wear. This one shows
q most effective de-.
sign of chrysanthe.
NUNS and can b
utilized either for
washable materials
or TOR silk. made with
the embroidery or
without 1t and from
one material or two.
Treated after the
manner shown hsrA
II 10 an exceediusiy
q I I r active separate
blouse; but II made
of plain silk with
fancy silk for the
portion that shove
embroidery In the ".
lustration and with
net for the chemisette
and collar and with
q skirt to match, IL
would become adapt.
ed to a handsome az.
ternoon gown. The
separate blouse, too.
can be varied ID .
great many WaS6.
Colored material with
" h Q and coloreA
material throughout
are being much used,
In place of the en-.
broidered orga q die
could be used white
and colored cotton
crepe or cotton wolfe,
Or the entire blouse
could be made Of one
Of these materials IN
bright color with the
chemisette and collar
of white. However Il
In treated, tho blouse
includes the noWoat
The evening world., 1914-05-13
Betty Vincent's Advice to Lovers.

she loves me. but l do not think We
are suited to marry. as we are too
nearly alike In temperament The
girl knows how ! feel and that my
Intentions are proper. She 10 willing
for me to call on her regularly and
do so. ID this selfish of me7"
think not. since you have revealed
yourself to the girl. Perhaps your
feeling about marriage will change
later on.
A Delicate Position.
NV. c." writes: "A young man
broke an engagement with me and
by mere chance happened to see
him with two other friends at the
time when he should have been with
mo. I waited week for an apology
and then sent him an angry letter
breaking OF our friendship. Now !
find that I want TO be friends aga In
and yet don't want him to think
me nnduly fond OF him. What shall
I doT
Tho young man In 80 clearly at fault
that don't see how you can take q
step In his direction without com
promising your dignity.
~. L." writes: II have been u
love with . girl for the past oil
months. Now she won't speak I,
~ when ! meet ~. WIN ~
The Washington herald., 1914-01-15
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Bank1ptcy. No. @2-To the cred
itors of Alfred II. AnAdsle hankrupt: Notice i.
hereby given that the 7th day Of January. 1914 the
ssid Alfred II. Anadale adj1dicated bankrupt
and that the irst meeting Of his creditors will b
held at my ofice. No. t6 Fifth street northwest,
Washington. u. g. on the 9TH DAY OF JAN
UARS. 1914. at II O'Clock 4. m. At which time the
said creditors may attend. prove their Claims alp
point a trustee examine the bankrupt. and transact
such other business may properly come before said
meeting Z. :. McCALMONT. Referee in Bank
ruptcy.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Bankruptcy. No. sp.-To the creditors
Of Rachel katz. trading The Harvard Clohes
shop: Notice is hereby given that the sth dsy OF
January. 1914 the said Rachel katI adjudicatei
bankrupt. and that the first meeting Of her creditors
will be held al my ofic No. as Fifth street north
west. Washington. ID. G, the nth DAY OF
JANUARY. 1914. at IL O'Clock q m. st which time
the said creditors may attend. prove their claims.
appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt. and trans
act such other bcsiness may properly come before
said meeting. And you further notified that the
assets of the estate. consisting of mems clothing and
rnishings Of the yalue Of about 81 ooo will he sod At
public auction at tho bSnkTuptis rlace Of business.
No. 81 Seventh street northwest, said city. on the
Eth DAY OF JANUARY. 1915 at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Z. :. McCALMoNT. Referee in Bankruptcy.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-15
SALE OF THE VALUABLE HOTEL

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUABLE HOTEL
property known The Allegheny Inn" ~
Goshen. Rockbridge County. virginia.
By virtue d q certain deed Of trust from tbs
Allegheny Improvement Company. incorporated
dated july S. 1910. and duly recorded in deed book
no AZ page lJ ct seq of the Land Records Of
Rockhrdxe County. State Of Virginia, and at the
request Of the parties secured thereby default ha1
ing been made in the payment Of certain Of the
bonds secured by said deed Of truSt. the under
signed trustee will sell at public auction. on the
premises. at Goshen. Rockbridge County. in the
State Of Vtrginis all the property granted to the
said trustee BY the provisions Of said deed Of trust
the same being all the real estate holdings of the
MD Allegheny Improvement Company. Incurporated-
consisting cs one hundred and tuentyfour acres o.
land. more or less and all the personal property Of
the sad corporation more particnlsrfy des1ibed a.
furniture. fxturvs Housekeeping supplies. china and
glass. linens. klvervare othce supplies. storeroom
supplies. wines and Liquors. cigars. ard all ard
singular The contents Of the hotel building said
premises. all wagons. suneys. horses. mules and
live stock Ct description harness pious. &c.
SATURDAY. February u. 1914. at Il m.
The improvements consist Of a modem threcstors
hotel building IOi ninety-tWo sleeping rooms ard
tWenty-three bathrnoms. known The Allegheny
drT. ice house. summer houses, swimming pool.
wster tower. tank. &c, all in good repsir.
Terms Of sale: Twenty-Five rer cent Of the puTchass
price In cash. and the balance ) per otnt even
months for which the notes obligations Of the
purchaser. bearing interest the Of per csnt
p1 annun from the date q sale. may be taken. the
same TO BE secured By deed Of trust the prop
Gy sold, as required BY terms Of said deed of
trust: or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser.
deposit Of Eve thousand dollars SOool viii b.
required at the time Of sale An conveysncing and
recording will be at the Of the purchaser terms
to be complied with within fifteen days from the
date Of sale the trustee rsserS the right to resell
at the risk and Of the defsuting purchaser after
ten days advertisement Of the resale in the Rcch-
bridge County News. 4 weekly newspaper published
in RockbrIdee County. State of Virginia
For further information sddrtss the undersigned
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
By FRANK STETSOS. Trust Officer. Trustee
Address Fifteenth street and New York arenu,
northwest. Washington D. C
de4.5n. T. =. esjal rs l5.l 23 . ,sesTBH
The Washington herald., 1914-01-15
Plans foR eoIDEI IusnxE.
A.e.l.. re.pse, No. 81. D. Q. x. X.
Arr...anw fer Celebration.

ArrangtnG fer Ce1eoroffon.
Ascalon Temple. No. q. d. o. X. K.
the local branch Of the order termed the
apIayrround'' Of the Knights OF Pythias.
held one OF the largest meetings Monday
evening at Pythian Temple. when plans
were decided upon for the big ce-e-
mouisl session to be held In conjunction
With the golden Jubilee ceaebration Of the
knights OF Pythias on February Is.
The rituaIistic and dramatic work OF
the organization will be conferred upon
a class of nearly 600. composed of MEM
bers Of the Knights Of Pythias from this
city and from other places. Prominent
members Of Congress and other officials
VIII be invited.
Special trains will bring delegates here.
and many of the delegations will bring
several candidates with them to be initi-
ated on that occasion.
The work will be conferred at Conven-
ton Hall, and will be exemplified by
the team of Ben Hadad Temple. No. 80,
of Baltimore. 1t will be assisted by
the crack brigade team of Bal1oo Tenn
pie, of Columbus. Ohio. which has won
several prizes at imperial palace ses-
sions.
DR.. o. L. Reinhardt and Harry Nice.
Of Ben Hadad Temple. were visitors to
Ascalon on Monday night. and told the
members about the plans of their own
temple for the affair. The newly elected
onicers were installed by Imperial Nawab
G. Frank Day.
A committee was appointed, composed
of M. T. Pines, E. w. Heiss and G. II.
Whiting, to arrange for a subscription
banquet to be held after the ceremonial
session. The temple will meet in special
session on Friday evening to complete
plans.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-15
COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia Washington. January u. 1914
Ordered: That Section - Of Article MI Of the
police regulations Of the District of Columbia Is
hereby amended TO mad follows: mo bicycle,
or motorcycle constructed for use by one peTson
only. shall carry than person while icing
hidden on street; rOr shall any bicycle or motor
cycle he used TO carry two persons unless the rear
wheel Of said bicycle motorcycle be guarded oS
encased by a metal hood covering the upper two
thirds of the entire wheel said hood TO be 80
constructed and secured the bicycle motor
cycle as to completely shield the clothing Of the
passenger from all moving parts Of the said
bicycle motorcycle: shah license b. issued
to the operator Owner q any such motorcycle
shall any such bicycle be made Of until
such bicycle motorcycle shall have been in
Spected by the major and superintendent Of police
who shall certify the compliance by the owner
or operator thereof with the Aforesaid provisions
with relation to the hood or PROTECTOR" OLIVER
=. NEWMAN FREDERICK L. sIDDONS.
CHESTER HARDING. Commissioners. ID. c.
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PENNSYLVANIA MOOSE
Vote down FUSION
Will Not Combine with G. o. P. Un-
der Any Conditions and with Dem
ocrats Only for Minor Offices.
ENDORSEMENT FOR PINcHOI

Harrisburg. Pa. Jan. H.-At the WASH
ington party conference which began
here today. in which men from all parts
Of Pennsylvania participated. 1t was de-
cided that fusion with Republicans. dur
ing the coming State campaign. will not
be tolerated on any condition and fusion
with the Democrats will be tolerated only
for the lesser offices and not in the fight
for the governorship and Senatorship.
About 400 men attended the conference.
Clifford Pinchot probably will be indorsed
as a candidate for the United States
Senate. The fight will be concentrated
against Senator Penrose, and it was said
that Theodore Roosevelt and his followers
will tour the State in an effort to de-
feat the senior Senator from Pennsyl-
vania.
The conference adjourned after adopt
ing the Flynn. report, and a committee
named to draft a declaration of princi-
Piles, which will be presented tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-15
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
CONTINUED rRox PAGE TEN.

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a.. rousA and pocs, Pc p0us1. 14sehichens choics
young, pm D.. II; da, nfzsd. "a and young.
IAN; rooas... per h. II; dueka. ehoiee. fat.
psr H. Nala: ssese nssrty. pr M. fst. xsi7; d..
Western anl Southern. per ~, l1A4: capoas. Ib>
and over, q; d., nsdiuD. Nh
EGGs-MagleSd. resnsyirsaia. md nearby nrsts.
Ios e6, pr cu4. -: Wafxn Asfs. loss Oh. ~:
wesfan druts Ion od, -: West Virginia nrsts. loa
or .: Southern Arts. lnss "a. -
BUTrER-creaneU. fancy. per Ii. z5za1gz;
choice, per H., 3HG1x; do. good M. 2sisa:yk
do. pints. H.. 3sa,oh; do. bocks. per H.. Has:
ladles, H., nan: Maryland and Pennsyivanis ro,ls
per H., zA2l; Ohio rolls. pr h.. iss3s; Wet vir-
gina ro,is h.. Nh; stsrspacksd. pr H.. rais;
Maryland Virginia and Pennsylsania dsiry pdntA,
PR H.. =; process butter, per h.. ds3
The Washington herald., 1914-01-15
MRS. JAQUE SWIFT DEAD.

Mrs Jaque Swift. twenty-five years
old. several years ago famous through
out the South as one of its most beauti-
full women, died yesterday morning al
Providence Hospital after an operation
She lived at 1874 Maryland avenue. and
leaves a three-year-oId daughter.
Grief over her marital troubles are
said to have hastened her death. Her
husband a wealthy business man, of At
lanta, Ga, two years ago was the de-
fendant in a divorce suit brought by Mrs.
Swift, which resulted in his being given
the custody of the child and being
ordered to pay $4,000 alimony a year.
Later the couple agreed that the child
should be in the mothers custody. and
the aIimony called on
Mrs. Swift's maiden name was Brady
and she was born in Huntsville, Ala.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
DEEDS.


So Ss 1t ss-cHANEY. Jno II NJ to Tho' Bones
CF1a ave bet 18th & 18th SITS NV, q
So SO 1t I-DAILiY. Charlotte to Melvin +
Fischer so
tl58 9Th st nw) Il
So So 1t 2aa-EDwARDs. Jno ct u1 Gertrude H
to Thos Tucker SO
Clls9 eth st mel 1s
So 5I55 II lG westford-FOwLER. Owen II ct ux
Eliza NJ to Samuel O Bruadus SO
(Sherif I'd Whittingham pl mel >
So 81 1t n-GEoRGI. Max ct Phoebe A TO
Wales Crane SO
taE Westminster st nwD %
50 lz II % Grove. Pt-GRovEs PIX co Inc to
Amanda Edwards SO
CErarts bet 18th L I7th SITS ne, -
So z2 II 4-HILI.. VIM & Percy Thompson trs
to Jno NJ CLANCY 500 trust s. 80
CF1a ave bet 18th * 18th sts nv) IS
So ies pt org 1t 1-JAAIES O Clinton exr of est Of
Ann W wilett to Jno Ftzmorris 500
So IN 1t lss 50 42s north pt 1t IL & 81 $50 1t ,
MOORE, Margaret e TT TO VIM II speshouse ct
Katherine joint tenants SO
lZ Z st ne. .ols 7th 81 NV 4 bet Il & lst sts
So $50 Il IL blk IS Holmead Manor-MAY. Thos o
ct ux Johanna to Harry vollmr ct Chrissie
joint tenants SO covenants
t3s23 18th nw) u
50 IA 1t a3-MoRRIs. Jno to Janey Morris SO
" bet leth & 17th nw) 3
So ia It 6 an ipt-MoRRIs. Michael to Jno Nor
ris SO e
So Il. ii ss all iut-MoRRIs. VIM ct u. salBe to
Jno Morris SO %
Pretty Prospect pt described north side Sheriff
Rd-SMART. Maxwell ct Katherine TO VIM
II Brown $40 q
So 4N pt org 1t sTAYLoR, Mary Ellen TO Geo
Nowland ct ux Mary joint tenants so
(f7e II st swl 2
So 3I72 IT It blk Add'n to Takoma Pk-wII~
LIAMS. Jas Jr ct ux Grace. Jas ct ux Elizabeth
w TO Henry Storey SO
IN Butternut st, W Of 9Th nu) Ii
50 IA II g all int-wHITE, Michael ct
Almra to Jno Morris SO
" bet 18th l7th nwD u
So 500 II 6 blk Add TO Congress Hts undivided
4 int in-wORTHINGToN, VIM O Ct ux Mar
gsret & Beverly Smith Jr ct uI Lillian NJ
to Randolph L Jennings SO
IN Of Phila st, Of sth SCI 1e
So l5c 1t l5s-wARREN. Bates 4 C c James to
VIM Pierce $40 tn
Q79 Oregon st nw) q
The Washington herald., 1914-01-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
CONRAD H. sYME and JAMES FRAN.
CTS SMITH. Attorneyh

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia. holding . District Court IN ~:
cond.mn.sioS .1sa % q snd for park pnpo:s N
road; 2ssa tAvenue Of the Presidents and Mount
Pleasant areet); west Of sI5 Avense Of the Prear
dents and PARK road; 2sl tPark road and sherman
avenuel; ~ R and Ftrst streets and Florida ave
pue): M fT street and Lincoln rod sortheas9l
lso63 Cedar and Carroll streets Tskoma Pnkj; and
SO (r and stxteenth streets and Minnesota svenus
soufhsasO. District Court. No. Ms-Notics u here
By given that tho Commissioners Of the District
OF Columbia. pursuant to certain yorision Of the aes
OF Congress approved March 4. lNs. entitled: "An
peses Of the government Of the District Of Ceiun-
bia for the fiscal yesr euding June thirtieth nine
teen hundred and fDurteen and for other pzrposrs
under the eaption Small P,rhs." have nled psti-
tion In this court praying the condemnstiou of the
'ses. srs .sl. sss. sss7. ~, .nd ssr. in he Dis
triet Of Columbia. as shown . plat o. map fled
with the aid petition. as part thereof. and pray.
ing also that . Jury Of Eve judicous. experienced
ds;ntTested men. who shall be freebcldsrs within
the District Of Columbia. not related to any pe,os
employment Of the Dissrct Of Columbia or Of ths
United States. b summoned by the United states
Marshal for the District Of Columbia 10 asseA ths
DAMAGES each owner Of land TO Be- taken may sus
necessary for the said park purpose In the squares
aforesaid. and to asses benefits resulting there
from not les than cne-hah Of the snount Of aid
damages including the expenses of these prcceed-
inss. upon the lots. pieces and parcels Of land
which the jury may fnd win b benefited b. the
ssid parks provided for in and By the Aforesaid
act Of Congress II Ia By the court. this 18th
day Of December. lstJ 0dered that all persons hss-
ing any interest In these proceedings be, and they
are hereby warned 3nd commanded 70 appsn IN
this court or before the 18th DAY OF JAN
UARY. Bi4. at 10 o'clock a. m. and continue IN
attendance until the court shall have made its
final order ntifying and confirming the ausfd Of
damages and the assessment Of benefits Of the tury
TO be empaneled and sworn herein and II IL further
ordered. that COPY Of this notice and order b pub
hshed once In the Washington Law Reporter. and
on twenty consecutive secular days. and inter
vening Sundays and holidays. In the Waahington
Evening Star. The Washington Herald. and the
Washington Post. n@spapers published in the said
District. Immediately preceding the said 18th daJ
Of January, 1874 II Is further ordered. that copy Of
this notice and order be served by the United States
Msrshal his derIties upon such Of the ownen Of
the land to be condemned herein may be found By
the said marshal his deputies within the District
Of Columbia and upon the tenants and occupants Of
the same before the sid 18th day Of January. lsl4
By the court: JOB BARNARD. Justice. true
eopy-Test: tseal) J. r YOUNG. Clerk By y. =
CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Cert. de93s