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The chronicle=news., 1914-02-27
NEW MEXICO BANDIT
Es{,hrEA FROM OfftCERA

I Albuquerque. n. NJ. Feb az
Jce Nacks,. the bandit surrounded
end captured early yesterday morn.
ing near Cooks peak. made his es-
cape from the sierra county jail al
Hillsboro this morning by overpow-
citing a guard
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-27

e~-ni'~r 10, Attorney csiiiss held
that the .ostrssIoa sss .vrass fron
. woman hoaadesi BY psixnie assses.
uses aud made st = itoe whea her
saind ~ss dinmed BY drisk. lie sr.
sscd that there wss no s~svsl o.
.irrunasssnsiai proof that the vooss
had pisas~d the death ot her has,
hssd. ii- ehsrs-d the t,a,sosisg to
the husband.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-27
F0oroHHcI NIL
AlCEuDNHH1 fHHoVn or

Wsshiasioa. y. e. FEB. st.
Amcadmcais to the ,,us,offics blu 10
strip tho postmaster sssesai - row.
rr 10 lower rates with rvszrd 70 the
rrsisiioa of the parcel post were
thrown oat by tho s~aase to-day. ~
To -.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-27
/ o. D. D. Meeting.

Regular meeting ot Trinidad Cos'n.
ell Royal Atcsnum friday n,Shi. =
y. M. si Castle iiaii. All Sisii,as
Ar.anums insilcd.-H. l.. MorrSs
Regent. Il
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-27

WOMAN = HCttet Nutp W. -" ~"
meet at Castle HAIL saturday st :ssc.
i.rt ~. have . tui attendance Mr..
Hammond.
10. D. .. Meeting.
Trinidad iIpdse No. :s5. l. q. u.
u. siii meet sunday. March Let. at
y. m. is,,ia,ion followed b, q
smoker aud refreshments. All mem
hers are urged to he pscseal. -
ley:i Ase:s...
Regular meeting of Trinidad Com
ell Royal Arcsnum Friday n,Shi. y
y. M. si Castle iiaii. All visiting
Ar.anums insilcd.-H. l.. Motris.
Regent. e
The Pierian Club.
The Picrian Club met yesterday
with Mss. J. !. Marty at the home on
Nevada Avenue. Roll call Was re-.
s,ondcd to by Current Evcnts
Mt.. u. r. Van slyck then read IN
able paper on The changing couccp.
,ions Of education Mrs. Bcanet'
and Miss Esthcr Marty dc,ishicd this
mcmhcrs Of the club with = pretty In
.trumcntai duet and Miss Marty
sang a solo.
| folloWi ing the program dainty re
Treatments wcrp served by the hoe
teas. assisted by her daughter. Mrs
Bennett. The guests Of the clu'
were Mrs. I.ackey. Mrs. Bancroft
Mrs. Flower and AIRS. Bennett.
| Tn M Boys Club.
i The Tri Mu boys and their cir
friends were delightfully."- cn,crtaInc'
last uisht by Joe Wheeler and Lcsli
MciIcnry at the home of the latte
lin the t.0ngncckcr building. Musi
and games occupied the greater par
OF the evening. Helen Bsbcock sue
ceeded In winning the most points II
the "out-of-doOr spot" guessing con
test. A musical game In which eacl
one present was expected to perform
his part afforded much amusemen
and all had Jolly time.
The remainder Of the time wa
spent in doing full Justice TO dc
,lcious luncheon served on small IL
tics beautifully decorated with c,i
flowers and ferns.
| Those present, we're tho Misso
Isabel Wilton. Helen kuvsr. Hele
6abrock. Adele Wheeler. 2ella lr~if
Ruth cooley. and the Messfs. 6Air
spefry. viii Jacobs. Donald WAd'
Leslie McHsnry. Joe Wheeler. Cal
ncreer. Jack Gordon. Herman Mar
Hhcit. itomer corbett and Harr
kurke
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-27
TANNING THE SPARK OF REBELLION

ssy x,.. os, up in ,h. hills .ad don't hit particular
who his the bss avss'snt The slsss make
iaseadia.y Wallace editor
uasea Ass woks Journal adnoaihsA strikers 70 a. then
kill meeting et the Us'ed Nine vssss il this city
testified yesterday attended ihsi MEETING aSa ssasd sss
astounding
essaai,atssa asd sasss
STRIKE tanning spark ssi'sa in the breasts
wek Wallace Mother Joas 0eEe' uhieh sasley and es
and s,ie aaa sss~eea
employer days tie sesvs 'hsts
hsw the kssss ae 'hey hsd kadled As
mighty blaze Of issuues,ea
Bay ssas sessh ss.s .sI sssa ,hs Iss days
beodhA dysantiss The ssss Fer forty days
N.a had ss.~,he soa isss thrilled the. and ali
pub and councils The strike sdsn vhe had faed
the strike srEas the. themselves and 20 ea' ao s
hills kill like bandits Of the read
1Aey spesk Of an saysareM military
hospital Mother heM has'e the
clesaSe eeksd her daassssss b al large Ahss
from The Psn psies saa
called Fight Tie lass
ditch" Tine "noAs Jon screamed sssasee The sl
sshss the aaA fight The zeal ssss
vssld net ysA
high circle. Labor ~hs dra~as
hvg like princes furnished H the
saisa eosnseleA escsnea
sss burned asd blown up ~hsa guards killed
st ~hsa dragged hacks sad taken psiseas wasa
b<sea The psse highway shot down BY aki.s
shss officers held their haads horror aad exclaimed
The essaaaatoa stands for vsolsaee."
These Who walk the today safety and i
bsses comfort and who the congressional committee
With q indifference those das outlawy ssaaag
Ne strikers dae deeds Of not and disorder Thsse
themselves xhi1.nx through the streets
tsesn which became known the Dynamite Special carrying
AMMUNITION the colonies where honest hard working
nsd strike being driven into the guhes
sAees and kill.
How they marched early morning hills aad
behind meess fire guards
children huddd together cellars
they hshaeks dark
night to ready the begin siege oueas
the hills they who few months before few weeks before
been hard working sweating ,oi the bringing home
their envelopes wve and children Outlaws Of the hills they
then and bandits Of the inspired deeds murder and BY
agao professional strike makerthe
spark Of rebellion.
Today deserted BY his friends whom he occupies
cell In county Days and nights he with his head his
hands and with his the floor That there charged with
being murder He had made record that
carried firearms colony and armed the who he an
drunk and morning
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Orrine for Drink Hi)ij

nY II At 0U1 x02.SD
We sse ss ssssssa uk~e - ~ - 70
give nRRiHH trial yss ksse sssAia0
10 s..A s-a ssvsythiss 10 ssie. ~ yse1
s-s.~, ~iii i~ ssts's-d. Il after . sstel
~. fsl Z. xvs svsslss fsaO O391Nkl
rs. ea-s gives IN ~ivva SD 0saAse1
81 ihs-- -ks jsiss !. .ssv.s - spPee'
'~-.ss .. ssy ~ OkRlHE tssasilse.
Il 10 ,~sy ss-i'ae ssssiasss. see -
s;,-s Ia ~ ks~s .sIl-ss eshasss,y -
ls.s sf ssss fssa t~ssssa. 80 os q
snail rsiss.
oRNiNE i psvtsssi 10 s.s fss..ea
Nc. ]. esesys ts,ssi.sss. . Iss4Ws o.
RiNE Ne. 2, 10 tslt fseO. ~ sAsas ~
A.s2ss I. ssAs sslsssasy tssaenssa. osses
esas Sl.oo . has. t6ne = ID tsaA ssos
sk~ ssssss viah .. Al ~ Assa1se.
Maos0as DRAG c.. 1Areo OeoeoA
The Washington times., 1914-12-18
Police Court Record

United States Branch. Judge Mullowny-
EEnest Neeney' assault personal tonds;
Ernest Neeney, cruelty TO animals, dism ssed I;
Iichmond Beasiey. accessory after the fact
aole pressed; Gertrude Coates, libel, con-
tinpeo 70 December -: Ernest Veeney. as
sault, so or 20 days; William johnson.
lruelty TO animals. s. or days; John Green,
alias Solomon Pipp. assault SO or 60 Gays
genber 2: Rosie Feutch. assault with dan
SerouE weapon. $50 bond for action % grand
ury; George Briscoe, petit larceny. forfeited:
Joshua Derrick, carrying deadly weapon, so
" y days; William Fulford, threats, per-
-g1sl bonds: Cora Martin. larceny. continued
" December ,; William Micklejohu. Larceny.
-orfeited: Robert Lngham, housebrea king,
30 bond for action grand jury; Robert Main.
.Erests, personal bonds: James Hatten,
s-l.elty 70 animals. forfeited: James L. Kelly.
r~nv. Continued 10 December 10: Lewis
EhoE-sS. larceny, cOnt>l- cd 70 December L:
Ray Harrity. smbezZlement. 500 or so DAYS
p each Of three cases; James r. Norlleet,
George Coleman. assault. personal bonds:
'eorge Coleman, carrying deadly weapon,
5rrsonal bonds.
District branch. Judge Push-CoIIate-aIs
ere forfeited in the following cases: Tor
lost!on police regulations. Frederick Bran
con. andrew Gross George II. Magee. Wal
Wales. Richard Wilson. Bert Benton. Thomas
= Brown. Demetrio Castillo. Louis Cournas,
red J. Rohler. John Miles. James Wash.
Hniiam A STnalley, Elsie Smith. George
7cfnerb5 LlDiel wales ana fsaipn x. NOse.
or profanity and disorGerly conduct. Ed
7s-I Ebert. Christopher Lee. Lillian Simms.
in3rew Besl and William Stewart Ernest
.oenev disorderly. dismissed: Josephine
cams. unlicensed fortune teller. uolIc
-Ossed; John White. disorderly. dismissed;
Tcrbert Jackson. unlicensed huckst=r. per
gnsi bonds; Harold Harrison, Narraucy.
rrsonsl bonds: Lena EotO. unlicensed for
.-rC teller, personal bonds. J. y. Baker
-ss5iuE personal bonds: William II Elmer
.o,srion police regulations, personal bands;
sTlUsl Kimberly, speeding. personal bonds.
ines Leama0. violation police regulations,
--sousl bOnds: James Y. Ray. George d.
.1be-Scl. Noel EOsasco. and George =.
'llkerr speeding. personal bonds III each
ace. william L Wathcn. violation police
r7Ilatious; personal bonds; William 4.
tomas. violation police regulation, 81 or .
zyE. Prentice De sale, disorCerly. personal
lAss. sadie Stewart. disOrLe-ly. personal
oGdE: Nycr Hersol. speeding. g or l. Gays.
''chsel Glass. 5isorderly. so Or 20 days.
onss y. Harrison, ciso-dcriy. s. or j.
-. Robert Lewis. vagran"y. 800 rolGs or
days. Samuel Rose and Charles Schrader.
aE-src-. $40 bonds Or 60 DAYS John Yer
= 4a0. ragrancg, $50 IoEds or 90 days
The Washington times., 1914-12-18
Brilliant Gathering at
Fort Niger During Hop

\ brilliant gathering attended IN" first
formal hop "t the season last night 1t
fort My,r. The tall room WIS pr,iJiiy
""ccratcd With Christmas -.rCCuS AMI
varied CplCred lights The several
hundred guests were received by Mrs.
huEh L. Scott wife Of tho chief of
stan of the army: Col. Wilbur T..
w Ider. COmmardant at Fort MyCr.
,oL and Mrs. Charles z. Neuohcr. Iud
Alrs. W. J. Glasgow.
Among the dsnceTa were Miss Emily
BEATTY. Mr.. George Summcrliu. Miss
Mildred Bacon. Miss May Wheeler
Vest, Mss Meta Evans. Miss Earle,
MISS Ida Lee tIempstonc. Miss r
glnia Wheeler. Miss Marian Trumhull.
Miss Edith McCuadc, Miss Ovenshine.
Clagett, Mrs. Albert Rust. VI IS Helen
Cooper, VI IS Dorothy TalCott. the
Misses Treat, Miss ClariEne Hunter,
Miss Frances Miller, Miss Anna Mari,
Miss Louise Clark, Countess Dumas,
the Misses Parker, Miss Hannah Mat
thews. Miss Lucy Mackail. Miss Doro-
thy Shuey. CAPITA and Mrs Lemly,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. l. y cholson, Lieut..
Harry ClaGctt. Ben Champion. Capt.
Joseph Earle. Lieut.. 6. r. Somervil.e,
patrick. Captain Castillo. Peachcy
Spencer. Philip Pratt Or. =. Edward
LarlIin. Theodore Bloch, Leonard
Bloch, Dick Daniels, l.. s. Eacon, -
Roy Wariield, J. r. TrImbull J. n.
Chapman, Ciilmer Easlcy. Dr. Adam
kemble and Thomas JenlS NJ.
4 number of dinners preceded tho
hop Capt. and Mrs +. A. Sturtis en-
tentajned i'm honor of Mrs. Folsom. of
Lenox, Mass. the other guests being
Gen. and Mrs. Montgomery MsComb,
Col. Wilbur Wilder. Capt Duncan FL
lot. Miss Perkins. and Dr. and Mrs.
Davis. Capt. and Mrs. Clarence r.
Day had as their guests at dinner Col
George X. McGunnegle, Capt. and Mrs.
A. q. Lott, NJ IS Mecur, and Mrs. Allen
ID. Smith, Lieut. and Mrs. q. L. Nor
rtson tentertained at dinner Col and
Mrs. c. c. Waicutt, aud Major and
Mrs. L. ]. Fleming. Lieutenant and
Mrs. Burleson were also among tho
dinner hosts of the rNcmin-
The Washington times., 1914-12-18
Realty Transfers

SHERWOOD, lara 4. Marden 20 c. Nc
Farlond, lot "a square Eo4s, $50
Tennessee avenue northeast, between p and
streets-BittlstOn g Souder 81 u- 10
Harry A. hiic, lot 90 square 1893. SO
Harry A. Kite e. uSt conveys Same prop
erty 10 Theresa V. Carter, SO
Carbin place northeast. between Thirteenth
ana Fourteenth streetE-Hsrry A klto Ct
uE 10 Thomas H. and Margaret J Ma
Sruder, lot l72. square Io31. SO
1901 T street northwest-Oscar l. Berger Ct
Tx. 20 Mary L. Bronson, lot =, square I4o
SO
1901 r street northSest-MaTv = Branson %
Angeles II. Bacas. lot =. square 49, SO
400 Potomac street Eoutheast-Slmon Gordon
SO. Jacob SieEcl q uN. convey same prop
erty TO Leopold HOddes. SO.
New Hampshire avenue northwest. between
\ and y streets lareuCe W. Cpllisre ct
uT 70 Harry Maruman and Thomas Bones,
part lots L IS and ~. square p. SO
G52 MARYLAND avenue northesst-Ma-y y
Hotaling 10 Hester T.. Rindt lot .. square
SCI 81.
The Washington times., 1914-12-18
U. S. Steel Corporation
May Cut Down Wages

NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.-Pres,dents Of all
subsidiary companies OF the United
states Steel Corporation have been In
conference regarding a possible cut II
wages Of Steel Corporation employees.
In tho financial district 1t is believed
reduction viii be announced.
Steel trade conditions are depressed as
a consequence Of the European war,
and in October the quarterly dividend
Oh thS $500 900 United States Steel
common stool was reduced to one-half
of ! per cent. from ll5.
The dividend was payable last Mon
day.
The Washington times., 1914-12-18
Wholesale Produce Market.

EGGS-Nesrby. fresh. SSaseo per doI
Southern. 3563sc per dez
CEEESE-Eeu York. new. Isxe Der ID.
Tat ISlSc Der 10.
BUTTER-Elgin print. sSc per h.; tub, Sc
Der Id: process. 'sdEc Der ID
LIVE POULTRT-tQuotst tons furnished bs
Krey. Price q Co.)-Hen.. i2di3c per 10.
posters. loc per ID; spring chickens. 1915
per ID; live turkeys, 16dl7c per ID.
LIVE STOCK-Neai calves. beat. iI6i2c
per ID: heavy. eflOc Der Id fat sheep. sxo5c
per ID; spring ismbz. Ti.Gsc per ID.
VEGDTABLES-touotati furnished By
fsyle- Wsle)-Potatoee. new. q rs Der Dbl
onions, 100 per bushel: 81. - yer sack: cab
bare. 81 PEI hundred lbs; lettuce. Sal
Der basket: beetR. s. - Der 100 punches
DRESSED PoRk-Best, S'zGl0c; heavy,
sQsh
Choice turkeys. both alive and dressed. in
demand; ordinary and thin stock of little or
TO value
EREY PRICE CO
The Washington times., 1914-12-18
Boy, Six, Sells Fathers
Jewelry for Pennies

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.-Max DalberE
jeweller. at 110 West Tooth street has
been reporting TO the police Chronically
of late the loss of watches and rings.
Last night his wife Saw their six
year-old son. Louis. take two rings, run
to the street and give them to a boy.
The boy handed him back five cents and
fed.
The Washington times., 1914-12-18
PROPOSALS

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASH
ington. December l. 1914 Sealed proposals
IN duplicate. will be received at this Depsr-
ment until ?. n. Friday. January i, ISL
and then opened. fer furnishing and erecring
boilers and the necessary piping in the Gov
eminent Hospital for the Ineane. Anacostiu
D. c, in accordance with specifications 70
the work. copies OF which may be obcaine
on application 10 the CHIEF clerk % the De
parunent. The RICH. is reserved to reject
any and all bids. Or 10 accept or reject any
part thereof IN the discretion OF the Depart
ment Proposals should be securely cnyel-
opsd. marked Proposal for boilers. Govern
ment Hospital fo- the lusaus-" and addresses
to the Secretary OF the Interior. BO
SWEENEY. Assistant Secretary.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Wash
ington December 9. 1914. Sealed proposals
in duplicate will be received at this Depart
ment until D. m. Tuesday. January J..
1915. for the furnishing and installing % new
skyiIgnts on the Patent Office Building
Washington. D. @. in accordance with plans
and specifications for the work. copies OF
which may be obtained on application 20 tho
chief clerk OF the Department The right IS
reserved TO reject any and all bids, o. 70
accept or reject any part thereo,Ei the els
erection OF the Department. PTopSais should
Be securely cavelopeJ. marked ''Pronosals
FOR skyIights Patent Office Building au-
to the Secretary % the InterfO--
30 SWEENEY. Assistant Secretary
The Washington times., 1914-12-18
December Copper Export.

Nearly 100000 pounds Of copper. vnl-
ued at $4,000, was exported from the
United States during the week ended
December Il. according to a report from
the Department Of Commerce.
OF this copper 5.7i1,il3 pounds went to
Franco; nearly . O1D,0Oo TO Sweden, IiS,1G1
to England. 351 .3i2 to Scotland, and H.
9sN to Canada.
The Washington times., 1914-12-18
RATE RULING GIVES
TEMPORARY HELP
New York Market Resumes
Quiet Pending Receipt of
Text of Decision.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.-Coming just as
| the market was in the act of a sharp
decline under selling pressure, the East
Crn rate case decis. on caused a general
rally throughout the list, and enabled
stocks generally to recover the major
| PORTION Of the losses sustained in the
early trading. The stimulus. however
was but temporary. Few brokers were
acquainted with the exact provisions Of
, the Interstate Commerce Commissions
decision, and by noon trading had be-
come rather inactive, the dealers being
, inclined to wait until the details of the
decision became better known on the
floor.
Baltimore & Ohio, Erie. Lehigh VAL
ley and other of the coal-carry.nE roads,
having sagged in tho early trading,
rallied with the first announcement of
granting of a per cent increase
but sold of again when II became
known that the bituminous and an
thTacite Lines had been excepted.
The reduction of the Louisville &
Nashville and Atlantic coast Inc divi.
dends. and the report of German VIC
tories. left the market rather weak
The selling that developed was sa
TO be largely the operation of short
general liquidation for foreign accounts,
with very little buying power in evil
dence. The early declines ranged as
high as three points in instances.
While the war has materially lessened
certain important branches OF this ma
tons foreign trade, figures furnished by
the Department of Commerce show that
the country's trade in foodstuffs during
November increased 500 per cent, as
compared with November a year ago.
Breadstuffs valued at SAC, 232,S32. an in
crease of $780, $4,000. were sent abroad.
The export of corn increased from
sSS3.9oS in November, 1913, to s1,759,-
102 this year; oats from $3.50 10 49,
900,174; wheat from S3.479.259 TO sea-
S19,570; canned beef from s23,7S1 to
81, 353,3sS fresh beef from S60,753 to
S1.4Sf,6s4, and so on through the list.
A warning against pretended repre-
sentatives of foreign belligerent nations
has been issued to commercial and fl
nancial interests by the National Asso-
citation OF Manufacturers. These alleged
impostors are said to be endeavoring TO
capitalize on the conditions in the war
stricken countries. Some Of these indi-
viouals representing themselves as
agents are contending that they have
been sent for by their countries to en-
deavor to establish banks, but have no
credentials OF any kind from the ma
ton which they profess to represent.
Cotton exports yesterday reached a
new high record for any day this sea-
con and approach the high for any sea-
Sonr lut,oOl DdleS DelnS shipped. VI
this total 1000 bales went to Great
Britain; 1900 to France, and 1900 to
the Continent.
Cotton conditions in the South have
lead the Atlantic coast line and Louis
vile and Nashville railroads. affiliated
companies, to reduce their sem annual
dividends from 81 to pa per cent The
Atlantic coast line has paid I per cent
for three years. ana the IL and NJ
sincs 1910
The Washington times., 1914-12-18
Vital Records.
Births.

Births.
Cornelius +. and Alice a. Sullivan. girl
John 5. and Catherine N ReIdy. boy.
John and Aurelia Fitzpatrick. girl.
Philip W. and Lucy Z HoWser. boy.
Marie J. and Mary Hale. girl
James Z. and Ada A. Brown. boy
Charles NJ. and Sophia X. Birckhead, boy.
Edwin NJ. and Cora H. Bruce boy
Edward .. and MazeIIe p whItford' girl
William L. and Martha W. Miller. girl
John z. and Mary H. Nagee. boy
George W. and Mary I. Mcintosh. boy
Charles z. and Elsie w Care, girl
Milton W. and Pearl c. Collins. girl
Herbert b. and Hattie L. BInger, boy
James r and bertha W. BowinEs. girl.
BENJAMIN and Jonah Thornton. girl.
Joseph and Sarah Spriggs. girl
Melvin T.. and Kate crutchcr. boy.
Wilbur = and Sarah Wilson. boy.
James H. and Mary J. Harvey. boy
William J. and Mary Brown, boy.
The Washington times., 1914-12-18
Cotton Seed Report Out.

The Census Bureau today reported
that $4,000 tons Of cottonsced were
crushed from tho 1914 crop to December
|, against o.la2. 20 tons last year. Lint
ers produced Gi2.GgG running bales,
against as. 4sS last year.
The Washington times., 1914-12-18
FINANCIAL
American Telephone & telegram Co.

A dividend of Two Dollars per share
will be paid on Friday. January Is.
1915, to stockholders Of record at the
close OF business on Thursday. De-
cember 81, 1914
c. D. MILNE, Treasurer.
The Washington times., 1914-12-18
LEGAL NOTICES

TIE REGULAR MEETING OF the ,tock-
noldsrs OF the Beacon Steam Laundry
company. FOR the purpose OF increasIog n.
SS--pitel STOCK or the corporation from Ihfrty
Tor tho election OF q Board OF Dtrector- q
secretary and Treasurer and FOR The
Transaction OF such ether business "a NAV
properly come before such meeting, Will b
aeId AZ the ofnce OF the company, "A Leuox
street In the Roxoury District Boston
Mass. on Monday. January eleventh. iy5 2,
3:O A. " The books for transfer OF sro-is
VIII Dc closed from December 10 1914 N
anuary L. nI5, or In the event OF any az
lournment 70 the date following that Of the
KATIE B. LAsHLEY. FRED c. GEIGER.
HoEHLNo. PEELLE & oGILBY. Attorneys,
~ THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE
DlSIRICT OF COLUMBIA. ROSSLYN
SUPPLY COMPANY. a Corporation, Pain
TN vs.. SAMUEL d. SHAW, Defendant. Ne
d.bH- The object OF this suit Is 10 recoye-
Dollars and Sixty-nine Cents CsI77' ssJ. wifh
interest for lime, plaster and other BUILD
Ing materials delivered by the plaintiff 20 tho
Defendant. and 70 have Judgment OF con-
dernnarion OF certain property OF the defend
ant levied on under an attachment issued ~
this suit 70 satisfy the plaintiffs claim
Il Is, therefore. this End DAY OF pecer1-
Der, 1914 ORDERED that the defendant an
pear In this Court on or before the fortlet
(t0th) day, exclusive OF SUNDAYS and lea
ton Of this order, to defend this suit onc
chow cause why said condemnation shouIC
not be had: otherwise the suit win be pro
ceeded with as IN case OF default
tsisn:do EDw. B. K1MsAL1.
A true COPY: Test. 2. G. AUKAM, Gle
By BLANCHE SEFF. Asst. CIerk
The Washington times., 1914-12-18
DEATHS

GllOVER-On Wednesday. December IS. 1914
At his residence. l505 r street northwest
Capt. JOHN J. CLOVER
Funeral AT II o'clock Monday morning al
his Residence. lnterment at Arlington.
The Washington times., 1914-12-18

New York Stocks.

Quotations furnished by ". L. Hubs
& Co, members Of New York stock Ex-
change. IIibbs Building.
The Washington times., 1914-12-18
Deaths.

Mary z 8. Davis. Ss year. I'M Q stree,
northwest
Helen, 3. Calvert. g years. INA n stres,
northwest
Elizabeth c. Reed. 50 years. Lib n. H.
avenue northwest
Harry l.. Dorsey, Is years, Government Hos
pital for the Insane.
Sarah DAILY. Is minutes. 800 Third stree;
northwest.
Margaret. d. Hsran. 10 years. Provideuce
Hospital
Julia Roetz, Il years. fsss Park road.
jennie McElfresh. 81 years. 1904 n street.
northwest
Elenor D. johnson. - years. TO K stree:
northeast
Emanuel Husnan. 90 years. SoIdisss Home.
James ?. Bundy. 80 years. Freednen's Hos
pItal.
Csibert Fentres,. . months. 10 Garard stree,
north vest
Louisa sirnIns. IS years, lS31 Green's court
Matilda Fox. 50 years. Home for Aged and
Infrm.
Mary z. Thompson. n years. lbs Delaware
avenue southwest.
william warren. 70 years. 80 Hoiidrs court
northwest.
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Hospital.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY

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