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Police Court Record

District branch, Judge Push--Louis Cosele'
istorderiy, s.; Ernest Herndon, dlsorder!y'
}; Joseph Dade, violations motor re5ula-
IONS SIS; Lee Hawkins, violation motor iesu-
Ition, personal bond; William B. Holmes,
sSrancy, sixty days; George H. Siller, Nio-
Ition motor regulation, personal bond; Nellie
lar.ieId vagrancy, dismissed; Marie Brown,
sErsucy Sip0 bonds; Nella Richardson. Va
rzncr sleo bonds; Joseph Grandson, fjsoI-
eriy IS; John Burke, disorderly, 50; James
wilson, disorderIv, IS; Joseph Rollins dis
rderly dismissed; H Goodlow, Gisorderly,
isInIssed; L. Spencer, disorderly, dismisse
William c. Belts, disorderlY, dismissed :
iartha Thomas disorderly, 50; Willtsm G.
etts. vagrancy. dismissed; Alex Walker, NiO-
Iting dog regulation, personal bond; George
hung Gun unlicensed laundry, nolle pressed
:dward Bromley, disorderly. continued to
law Il; Emory Wilson, dsorderly. SlU: Carrie
&c disorderly, personal bond: Edward Lee,
isorderly. s.; Rose Rigger, disorderly, Ter
onal bond; Leroy Hamilton. violation Of Ne
dele regulation, personal bond The follow
az forfeited collateral: Herman BrakerTnsn,
raymond Wooler, Joseph Jones' William
1unmore. Charles Cole, James Young, Hairy
Walsh.
United States branch Judge Mulowny-A.
Vade Wells, assault. continued; LiarthOlO-
aew Ridwell, larceny, $50; Robert Palmer,
ssault, SO; George Smith. assault. so;
William Lee, assault dismissed; Frederick
aunders, assault, S.; Lula Draper, larceny.
ismissed: Champ Briggs, larceny, con inued
May -; Edward Lee. assault, continued
May 20: John Rollins. larceny. continued
May .; Preston Buchanan, assault dis
pissed.
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Realty Transfers

ndoIence-Frank G. Kelsey ct ux. to George
w and Lulu N. Shockey, lot ::J, 'quaTe
Z.Ca 40.
st-c-t northeast between NiE,h AMI Tenth
-urets-Samuel :. English ct uN - MaIy
= MacL "Iald. h-t g.. square g35. :Ir.
p DTOit Park-John NJ Henderson to Luis
B. and Mary A. StrickrDtt. lot A., b OK il.
SIC.
% street southeast -WashinEtyl SanT ,rG
to Frederick Hess. lot 1GS. squar- Ic'. sc.
E Thirteenth street nOrthcast-i"S-o J.
Gardner ct uX- 10 Ollie NJ. CUVpe-. let lI9
square 1927. SO. Ollie NJ Coopcr conveys
same property to Jesse J Gardner and
Minnie b. Gardner, SO
reservoir Niew-WiIIiam 4. Boss It ux 10
August Raeder, lots - and -, square
SOS, SO
tS5 Twenty-second street northwest Mat
thew HeaIy TO Patrick O'DonneII, I,4rt criG-
insI lot 10. square 20, $40
Gckington-katharine j. williams ct viz
James s. TO Ulysses q. Perry and Clara
ID. Perry, lot :, square >. SO
OF Dent place northTest--W. Wallace CHS
well ct al 10 Giles +. Eubank, Jr.. lot -ic
square 1889, $40
HetWorth-MiddauRh g. Shannon 20 Edn ard
Il. and Ella Il. Russ. lot 60. block =, SO
hoUnt Plessant-Lewis Z. Breuninger ct Tx
to William Macdonald, lot IA, square
.5sl. SO
Lsngdon Park-Ira ]. Baker ct rgx. to Jessie
7. Payne. part lots ]. ? and 3 Jlock =, SO
s2s street northwest-Richard l.. Miller to
Anna {. histler. lot IS square l2l5. SO
oObbins' addition-WiIliam II. sDignul ct ux
10 Joseph Paul lot 90 square g5O1. SO
ngiesioe-Anna c Ristler ct Vir. John s. to
Richard l.. ana Lottie J. Miller, lot o.
block 3. SO
. Second street sOutheast-J4Cpb NJ. GUin
81 uN. to Alois John Reinhart, lot l4S
square 75e. SO,
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Chicago Grain Market.
Wholesale Produce Market

EGGs-Nearby. fresh. 2oc per doz. South
ern. l?c PEI doZ.
CHEEsE-New York. new. IsI.c per Id. +;
fst. l6Lzc per H.
BUTTER-Elgin print, 29I7c per H.; tub,
2Slac per ID; process. 2lQ25c per lb
LIVE FOCLTRY-(QuUtatiUns furni,hed bv
krey. Price & Co)-Hens. l7dISc Der lib :
ROSTERS lie per ID. turkeys. lao I6c per III :
ducks. udl2c per ID; spring chickens, $50. 3sc:
per ID.
DRESSED PORK-Choice light. lie Der ID .
medium. l0Aguc per lb.; stays and syws.
1QSc per 10.
LIVE STOCK-Veal calves I0a lie pcr lii .
Eat sheep. 5dJEc per lb.: fall lambs ~
hSc per lb.; spring lambs 81 lOIgc per ill.,
vEGETABLES-CQuota furnisheJ nv
Taylor Wade. Potatoes, s.. 26ac 50 per bbl !,
onions. Texas. per bbl., $3.50: cabbase, g 0osI
rs per lvO lbs lettuce. 2.5013 70 per baskef
beets, s5.OGS.00 per 100 bunchcs yam,
s.. O0g2 e5 per bbl.; kale, per bbI., 75clII 90
WoOL-CQuota tions furnished by krey
Price & CO.J-Unwsshed. free from burrs
21122c per H.
Lambs and calves in moderate recent and
active demand move calves and lamb. AZ
once.
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'9OF|T:TAK|NG CUTS
EARLY STOCK GAINS

NEW YORK. May 1S.-Opening frac-
lonaily higher than the figures THAI
revailed at the closing hour yesterday,
a. New York market this morning
sceded under profit-taking sales, and
ractiCally wiped out its gains.
Chesapeake and Ohio and Missouri
'acific were the weak points in the
larket The former stock, opening at
|, sold off to 1915. This decline was az
riLuted in part to scattered liquida-
lon and partly to establishment OF
resi- short accounts or the eXp2TSa-
OI that the dividend will be further
eouCeo AT the directors meeting
thursday.
The reaction in Missouri Pacific is due
D disappointment over the absence of
nything definite in connection with the
eports that a syndicate would be FORM
to underwrite the success of the
Undertaking to extend the $25,eO0, 90
Forth of maturing notes.
Other railroads were firm, and in
nstrials held up well. Union Pacific
nd Reading were quite active. The
london market was strong and Ameri-
an issues showed slight advances.
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PROPOSALS

UNITED STATES CAPITOL, washington
ID. Z. Sealed proposals, in duplicate. Ior
the following iuei Tor the United states Capi.
toi Power riant Tor the tscsI year ending
June ~. 1915, will be received a the ONCE
OF the Superintendent L. .. CapItoi BuIldlny
and Grounds until two O'Clock r. AZ. on the
first day oI June, 1871, anu at that hour
opened IN the presence Of those bidders who
elect 10 be present, viz: 25,VVo tons, more or
~ names of coal ana location OF mines from
which obtained. All coal to weigh z.Z49
pounds TO the ton, and to be delivered on the
siding OF the capitol Power Plant, situated
In Garfield Park, Washington. d. C., at such
times and In such quantities as may be or
dered by the undersigned. All coal will be
spector. designated by the undersigned, tor
which no charge will be made to the CON-
tractor. Each proposal must be accompanied
by a certified check Tor $1,000 payable 10 or
der Of the Superintendent U. S. Capitol Build
ing and Grounds, tu be forfeited TO the
United States upon refusal or failure Of the
bidder to enter into any contract within ID
days after being required to do 20. Checks
will te Immediately returned to unsuccessful
bidders. and 10 successful bidder upon ekecu-
ton OF contract in accordance with these
specifications and Ming OF bond for faithful
performance OF the conditions thereof, With
satisfactory sureties. All coal must be ship
ped In SELF cleaning hopper bottom cars. II
the contractor deiiN ers coal In cars or type
other than that heretofore described the
Superintendent reserves the right under con-
ditions existing at that time 10 charge
against the contractor the excess Cost OF
handling the coal with the present equipment
at the Power Plant The Government will
take all necessary steps for testing tech
nically and practically, all the soais pro-
posed. In event Of delivery Of contractor Of
unsatisfactory fuel. the undersigned may buy
coal in open market, and excess In cost over
contract price will be charged against the
contractor. The contract IL awarded subject to
an appropriation by Congress to meet the ex-
pense. he right Is reserved to reject any
all proposals. Bids should lie indorsed
Proposals for Coal'' and addressed to the
Superintendent U. S. Capitol Building end
Grounds BY Order Of House Office Build
ing Commission, ELLIOTT WOODS, Super
inIendent U. ). Capitol Building and Grounds
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SPECIAL NOTICES

UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE RE-
TlREMENT ASSOCIA1ION-1hs rIteenth
annual meeting OF the United States Civil
Service Retirement Association will be held
\. W, Washington. ID. e. on THURSDAY,
MAY list, 1914, at clock p. IN. sharp. A
large number Of delegates from Kew York
Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago. and other
places will be in attendance ALL, empIoyey
IN the permanent classified civil service who
are members of the association, are urgently
requested 10 attend this important needing.
A preliminary meeting will be held in the
Red Parlor OF the EobItt House on the even
ing Of May 10Th, 1914
by order OF the Executive Committee
WILLIAM L. RUSSELL. President
Attest: LLEWELLYN JORDAN.
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AUCTION SALES
THos. J. OWEN & SON, A,,c,io

THoS. J. OWEN & SON, Arctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED LOT On EASTERN AVE.
n. Z.
By virtue OF . certain deed OF trust duly
recorded in Lioer 3o33 at FoIio a ct seq OF
the land recorus or the district OF C1ium-
pla, al the request OF the party secured
thereby. the Undersigned Truspse will sell at
pubic auction at the ofIice uf Ihos j. Uwea
q Son. lSJl q street, On FRIDAY, THE I'D
DAY OF MAY, A. ID. 1914, AT O'CLOCK
4. M, the following real estate, 10 Wit: Lot
~ In Square As in Clara A. Mardsn's suU-
division OF part of a tract OIL land called
CRANKY" now known as Villa Park heights
as per plat recorded In the Oniee OF the
surveyor Tor the district OF Columbia In
Book County 4. Folio Is
Terms OF sale: all cash. A deposit Of Sloo %
Is required at time Of sale. All conveyan-
eng, recording, ETC.. at cost OF purchaser.
Ierns OF sale TO be complied with within
nIteen days from day Of sale, otherwise
the trustee reserves the right 10 resell the
property at the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser, after i've days advertisement
OF sIch resale in some newspaper published
In the city OF Washington. -. e.
E. r. AARDEN. Trustee.
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NAVY.

Lieutenant Commander POPE WASH
lEGTON, to Maine as executive Of
ficer and navigator
Ensigns II. L. SAUNDERS and GAR
LAND FULTON, to temporary duty
navy yard. New York, y. Y. and
Massachusetts Institute Technology.
September 2S 1914
Lrs.sns E. n. PACE. jr., and 5. J.
IEIGIER. jr.. to temp1rary drY
Eavy Yard. Philadelphia. Pa. and
Massachusetts, Institute of Tc .l.Hol-
ogy. September q, 1914.
Ensign NJ. p. REFO. jr., % temporary
6Uty command B-l
Erslgn 4. u. GRAY to cOmnIanI D-L
Ensign d. E. BARLEY 10 lawrence.
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roday's Sales on
| The Local Exchange

Washington Railway fs-s1, ,09OfIS3.
Potomac Consolidated 5s-Io0G999
L,OoOd d99ss, s.. .000I999s, sl,eoed%92s.
Capital Traction-25ql0O
Lanston-5dSSls.
AFTER CALL
Washington Gas-6q1IS4.
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SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate. will be
received at supply Div. War Dept. until
D. m, May %, 1914, and then opened for
laundering towels, hauling ashes and rubbish.
and care of War Dept. clocks. during year
ending June 90 1916 Information furnished
upon application to Chief Of Supply Div. War
Dept, l72g New York ave. n. w
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Army and Navy
ARMY.

apt CHARLES r. PETTIS. Corps Of
Engineers, is relieved from station at
Louisville. Ky, and will take station
at Dam 43, Ohio River. Ky.
-spt. JOSEPH S. HARDIN, Quarter
master Corps. is relieved from duty in
the Philippine Islands, October Is,
and will proceed to the United
States
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LOCAL AND N. Y. FINANCIAL NEWS
New York Market.

Quotations received by w B. Eibbs & Co..
members New York Stock Exchange. Wash
inGton Stock Exchange. and Chicago Soard
OF Trade. Hibbs Building.
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New York Curb Market.

Furnished to The Washington Times by
Hartman S Co., New York: G. B, ',hipman
tsnager local branch. Colorado Building
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

| ROOMlNG and Boarding house-Conn. ave
| locarion' eAclusiNe anu bcauufui pace; II
| rvoms
ALsu boarding House for rent furnished,
| same location.
RooMING HoUSE-CentraI: - rooms; in.
| come 500 per month; our price 500.
| ROOM1NG nOUSE-2u rooms: rent sej-S5O0
| hOOhlNG hOCSE-Io rooms; II st-SJVU
| ROOAiNG HOL SE-Near sth and h-s4Ue.
| hOOhlNG hOUSE-Near 1UIh and H-,IyQ.
| ROOMlNG hOUSE-Nesr 1 and Ioth-sS5O.
| GRoCERY-S. w; owner leaving city. will
sacrif1ce this splendid store; modern tiX-
lures; living rooms; investigate this.
NOTION and Dry Goods store-Suburban; re-
ceipts $50 per year; living rooms; rent so.
| CIGAR, News and Poolroom-A moneylnaker;
see this and you will buy.
WALL PAPER BusIness-Downtown a full
line of latest patterns. tools Of all descrIp-
tons; cheap rent.
DELIt EKY BUSINESS-AIl equipment in
cludins automobile. 1000 indexed customers;
SIZE This OFFICE TO BUY OR SELL. We
give clear bill Of sale. All business con-
ndential. No oyercharges. Our efforts in
this line are appreciated by the large vol
ume OF business transacted in this Orice
every day.
MARSHALL BUS BROKERS. ss n. Y. ave-
SEE THEsE-THEY ARE BAR3AINs.
CIGAR and cold Drink Stsnd-Price..... S175
BOOMING and Boarding HouSe-near
18th and II y. w..................... $40
AUTOMOBILE Repair Shop. y. W.:
only ........................... Se75
CIGAR and Confectionery store, n. w. ESQ
RoOMING House-Near Pension Office. $50
LIGHT Grocery. ETC., Store. \. E.; Hat
MOTION Picture Theater Pa ave.. ;6Uo
ROOMING and Boarding House. near
War Dept; Is rooms 500
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S25 day.......... 500
and G........................ 900
CIGAR ETC.. store corner on Pa ave. 81 800
DRUG STORE on Heights: cheap at....SJ. iVc
CORNER Grocery 5. E.. sales A,OOO
month: 81. ooc
CORNER Grocery n. w: sales siO.O GO
To Sux or sell see The broter, who 70, r.SniIs IsO
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1923 +.
CIGAR. Stationery. and Miscellaneous Store.
~ Indiana ave. y. W; cheapest in Wash
ington; quick sale.
ROoMING HoUSE-Finely furnished, big
bargain. 507 md ST. n. W. i
FOR SALE-An old-esta bIished stand, ham
ding cigars, newspapers. periodicals. candy.
etc; 80 casn; rent only $40. Apply IS II
ST. y. w.
FOR SALE-Dry goods and notion store at
cost. lU23 II St \. L.
CIGARS, tobacco periodicals. soda water;
best stand northeast: make offer. BOX 553
Times office. l.
CORNER GROCERY. good location On main
thoroughiare, also horse and wagon; very
reasonable: cneap rent. 6lst anu crystal
spring ave. Capitol Heights, Nd.
ROOMING HOUSE, full OF roomers, making
money: heart OF city. at a bargain; owner
leaving city.
MAksdALI. BUS. BROKERS' sl3 y. Y. ave
SUBURBAN BAKERY for sale cheap. Ad-
dress BUX 3is, Times Office. Il
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New York Cotton.

Furnished to The Washington Times bv A
G. Plant & Co. In6 street northwest
Open. High. Low. e:45
July .............. 1854 1257 l252 II g
October ........ 1904 lZGJ l2W l2GP
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA.-wash-
ington. May Is, 1914. Sealed proposals will
be receN ed at this office. Room 5Vs District
Building. until two o'clock, y. M. June !.
1914. ior furnishing and delivering cast IRON
lamp posts, for use in the Electrical Depart
ment. this city. Specifications and form of
proposal may be obtained from the Purchas-
ing Officer. ID. c., Room $50. District Build
ing. OLIVER p. NEWMAN, FREDERICK l..
SIDDONS. CHESTER HARDING, CommIs-
sIoners n
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Umbrellas Recovered fad rs1.,s':. :sDslred
Crayenette, gloria. & Silk. 81 500 Z n. W.
NEVER PUT OFF till tomorrow mat you
that trunk or grip lock repaired. NJ 1899
6lO st. n. w
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run ncnI-urriLES.

OrrIGES FOX PATENT AfTURNElS
The entire 9th floor OF our building At uIh
anu r. sls., VIII be rented at very attractive
nxures. ratenI attorneys particularly. should
De interested. The IvcaIIun Is Lne, with
good eIeS a,or anu other service. Apply ul-
rect TO BERRY q wHITMORE CO.
LARGE OFFICES and stores In business
section, esvclrlc lights. elevator, sxsa11
janirur, sl2 10 IS. Dental offices SIS TO Sc.
ElCIOR bLDG-. sth anu Grant pI Cal ~sta
Aaor
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FOR lighthouses
Unfufnished.
Sl2.5O MONTH,

10 WHITE TENANTS.
six large rooms and tath, brick ,Iouses. Ia.
Iooe heat. on the north sids OF A ST.. be-
tween lstn and i7th sts. ". Z Houses In
s9od condition Y. II. TAGGARr. liio q 81
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FOR RENT-STABLES

TwO-SrORY brick stable. 20NJc; . stalls: "a
Il. alley. Rear $50 h y. W. 1.
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Vital Records.
Births.

Births. 4
John C. and Eva v. Young. girl
James Z; and Mary G. Walker, boy.
Charles +. and Mary VI. Provost. boy.
Charles II. and Helen Murphy, hoy.
John W. and Florence e Lewis, boy.
Edward L. and Clara B. Handy boy.
Alfred r. and Edith L. Eimore. boy
James NJ. E. and Lena y. Brown. boy.
John r. and Annie Jackson. girl.
Clarence and Mary Bell. girl.
Marriage Licenses.
Herbert o. Yardiey. Of Washington, and
Hazel Milan. of Worthington. Ind.
Charles y. kiiiisn. Of Baskerville. Va. and
James II. Adams and Mary L. washingIon,
of Washington
Deaths.
Leander p. Williams. 50 years. ssi wes;mins-
ter street northwest.
Charles E. stedman. a years. The Neither
lands
Anhie Power. So years. 100 street north
west
Annie Demma. years. 2s First street south
Mary E Goodwin. IS years rs Pennsyivanis
avenue southeast
Elisabeth Abraham. 20 years. Washington
Joseph Hammer. 10 years. TubercuIosis Hos
pital.
Msrgsret E. Downs. months. Sslf Grant
road
clarena Johnson. . years. Freedmen:s Hos
Hannibal H. PIummer. g years. Deanwood
Heights. .--- -
Margaret Brown. . years. 2as4 ChamolaIn
Nathaniel Brooks. months. Is Logan court
northwest.
Edith Chase, . days. Freedmen's Hospital
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PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau
of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
ment, Washington, ID. c.. until 10 O'Clock
a. m, May &c. 1914, and publicly opened I'M
mediately thereafter. to furnish at the navy
yard. Washington, d. e. a quantity OF naval
supplies, as follows: Sch. sos: Electric Iur-
nac..-Sch. 67Cs: Telephone head sets.-Sch.
6731: Electric cable. conduit. wrought pipe,
globe yalves.-Sch. 6T32: Steel rail. switch
points, railroad ties.-Sch. 67Jj: Paving
blocks, stone ballast--Sch. 6735: Lumber
Sch 6136: bronze sheet and rod aluminium
plates. soft steel rivets. piston pscking.-Sch
s74s: Steel wire rope. Applications Tor pro-
posals should designate the schedules de-
sired by number. Blank proposals will be
furnished upon application to the bureau.
7. J. CoWlE. Paymaster General. U. S. n.
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J. LEO KOLB.
s23 N. Y. Ave. N. w.
FOR RENT.
>a-S.W-yeo SIN NJ. NV, store and DWELLING.
sse.eo-l.l6 De Sales, 10 rooms. Daths
$4s.Ve-22s Eye 81. nw., rooms and "a IN
with brick stable In rear
ks-ee-ysy II St NV. rooms and bath
sSS.se-lels Isf A. NV. rooms and bath,
s.Leo-Al sS. NV, rOoms and EAth
S-..sV-lJSo Fla ave. NV, 6 ruoaas anu bath
{a-eo@s1 fsye 81. NV, rooms and bath
SJoso-sj n ST. NV. VI. ana bath.
Sz5ev-lll4 u 81. ne., rooias and bath
S--.V-lil6 Nd. ave. ne, rooms AMI bath
COLORED.
$Sos0-l06 r st. nw., rooms and bath
$I.eO-4e ". j. ave, rooms and parn
S2a.so-4ys Maine ave-, rvoms and bAtn
NI.6o-l633 Marion. rooms and uath
Sls.se-k3s 81. NV, 8 rooms and bath
FOR RENT-4 rooms and bath: hot-vaier
heat; newly papered; sie.5o. zUO4 4tn ST. y.
E.. lexington. Il
DON'T FAIL to see this comfortable S-room
house In thorough condition. ~ seaton
place N. H.. Lexington. Rent s275
PREBBLE DASHED. rooms, gas. pretty
hedge, yard. reasonable inueed. tIS.5J. L.
1898. 1872 18th st. > &. T.. EDWARD l..
BISHOP. Owner. l., lyaB.
3l4 E ST. y. E.. modern 1o-room house. 9
squares of new Fostoirce and UnIon Sta
ton: In perfect condition. SO. 80 month. Ad-
dress sl6 Union Trust Bids.
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FOR SAlE-FARMS
BUSINESS PROPERTY
For Sale

For Sale.
FIRST-CLASS restaurant and saloon bUsi-
ness. in a good residential section VI Bal-
timore City. A weIl-payIns proposition For
full particulars, apply to O'MARA &c An
GELMIER, AttorneSs at Law. 1s0-3 Law
bldg. Baltimore. Nd.
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MvnrI WANTED & TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN-s2s0 to 500. .ooo on D. c.
real estate. Several trust funds "A To
per cent. All transactions conducted win
economical consideration Tor borrowers.
NA. II. SAUNDERS * CO.,
Southern BuIiding- Sv7 18th 81. y. W
SECOND TRUST.
Money to loan sI SO on District Real EA-
tate. Any amount fronl s-oo TO IS, 90, on hrsx
or secunu trust. in straight note or monthly
pAymsnls. IaAes oniy three Gays TO nEsks
PAUL v. MITCHELL & CO..
as 18th ST. n. W.
MONEY TO LOAN real estate: lowest
rates, prior payment privileges. Iargs
amounts YLEk a RGTHErORD. 5zS I5tn-
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.

fruit trees. fine spring, ali cleared: a.
fine truck soil, T. h. anu outbldss., s., SO: Ga.
Of garden, spring. fruit, new ar h., sable
and chicken runs, q mile pike and e!ec,ric.
s., 500 ia. with or. H.; Va: IN. city;
stream; oak grove, s.. SEQ. "a a. Takoma Pk.
lor. h., s., 600 u d. near Forest Glen cars:
good house, fruit. and shade. 5000 10 a,
mile by pike; Va: r. h.: 4e-ft. barn: 81 500
10 a. sait water front; Pot. River; house.
truit. &c, $500. Many others every Kind:
also farms or estates. J. JEROME LIGHT
FOOT, I42 II st. N w.
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FOR SALE-Frame house. 10 rooms and bath,
lot s4XllU. Good Tor boardins house OF Hats:
car lines: larse two-sIOry stable; cUnCrete
iloor owners and occupants. 5ij 9Th ST. ).
.. PIou,. 4 a
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ROOAlNG and boirding house-Conn ave
locarVn; exclusive anu beauIIfuI pace; IL
rUoms.
ALso boarding House for rent furnished,
same location
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FOR SALE-Good home. 81 monthly. no
cash required GROOM brick: good :spaIr.
near PrvSIurI.Gs hospital. IuII informant "A
Cu NEh. ~ :, st. y. h. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
SIR EDWARD WARD MUST PAY.
War Secretary Guilty Of False At
tack ON officer,

LoNDoN. Feb. IA Jury In the Kings
Bench Court to-day awarded $4,000
damages to Major W. Augustus Adam
formerly OF the Irish LanceIs. against Sir
Edward Ward, Permanent Secretary Of
War.
The action of Major Adam. who dis
tiigu!shed himself In tho siege OF Lady
smith, South Africa. was based on n let
ter written By Sir Edward Ward saying
that Major Adam had to retire from the
army In consequence Of adverse reports
The Secretary Of War refused to produce
tn" alleged defamatory reports. This
moved the Judge TO censure severely the
War Office system of confidential reports
on which officers ot the army may be
condemned without being heard In their
own defence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
SEES SPLIT IN ENGLISH CHURCH.
Canterbury Dean says Consolidation
with Home IL Att~mpt~d,

LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE Very Rev.
Henry WAGE, Dean OF Canterbury, mas
raised In an impassioued manner tnu c.y
that the English Church /. in danger from
Ronani2!9s tendencies. He told the Con-
vocation of Westminster to-day THAI tho
present was the most critical period IN tho
history OF the Church OF England since
the Reformation The deepest cotdrover-
sizes that ever divided tie ChulNh are now
in progress.
The Dean declared that there .s an ac-
tive. earnest and powerful body amorh
the clergy which is avoWcdly aiming 10
bring the ceremonial and doctrine OF tho
church IN harmony with those oil tho
Church OF Rome. They have advocated,
he said. the reintroduction OF the invoca-
ton OF the saints and the worship OF tho
Virgin. Those on his Cthe Evansellcan
side OF the Church would exert every
power they possessed. parliamentary or
otherwise. 70 prevent such changes one
effect OF which would be 20 preclude for
ever the possibility Of the reunion &c
Christians IN England. as even the most
orthodox Noncomformists would hava
nothing to do with a Romaniamg OF thu
Church
The Dean said he did not kuow
whether or not II was too late 10 secure
peace, but Il continuance OF the present
line was certain 10 bring civil war within
the Church and this would entail ito ma
tional ruin,