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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho French lincr Ls Touraine. calling
closing at noon. for France. Rumania,
Serbia. switzerland. Italy. spain. Portugal,
Egypt. Greece. British India, British Fast
Africa. siam, Malta. Gibraltar. Coybon.
straits settlement, Dutch East Indies.
West Australia and Persia.
The American liner ST. Paul. sailing To-
morrow for Liverpool. will take mall. clos
ing at $3.50 A.. NJ. for Europe Except
Germany. Austria, Hungary. Bulgaria,
Turkey, the Netherlands, sweden and Den
mark, Africa, West Asia and the East
Indies.
Tho Holland-America steamship Ryn
Will take mail. closing at $3.50 A. ~. for
the Netherlands.
The Norwegian American Ber-
sc nsford, calling tomorrow for Bergen.
Will take mai. closing at . 40 A. NJ. for
NORWAY. Sweden. Denmark. f:ussia- GW-
many. Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg. BU-
garia and Turkey.
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SCARCE STEEL TIES UP PLANT
Shipyard waits for Material
Others May shut Down,

The Iron Trade RcrieV says:
High prices for finished steel have
failed TO check buying. and many makers.
especially those in the East. are having
serious trouble n meeting the excessive
demand. Large buyers Of billets and
other grades OF semi finished steel are
beginning to predict shutdowns OF their
plants IL present conditions continue, as
the shortage Of steel promises to be seri-
Gus. An Eastern steel car builder looks
for enforced idleness OF some Of his
plants In the second quarter OF next
year. One Eastern shipysrd already
has been held up by tardy plate deliv-
cries from Eastern mills.
Among the advances OF the last few
days have been nuts and bolts. 10 per
cent. rivets. 81 spikes, 50 shafting. 50
To IS track bolts, So: cut nails. SO
heavy melting scrap steel. 80 cents To
81, and advances of from so cents To
81 in pig iron quotations in different
sections. Steel making grades Of pig
iron have taken the lead in the buying
Of the last week"
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CALIFORNIA sSs!s|iss
CHANGE OF CORPORATE NAME.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that ,,o
7. j. CROWLEY CORPORATION. a do.
mestic corporation having its principal
business Once IN the city, County ana
preme Court OF tho state Of New York. a,
"A Special Term, Part |. thereof, to he heIi
at the County Court House, In the Borough
Bird day OF December, 1913, at ten THIRTY
o'clock In the forenoon thereof or AS soon
thereafter as counsel can he heard, for nm
order authorizing the said corporation 10
change It's corporate name to KRAFT 4
COMPANY, INC,
Dated, New York, November II. 1915.
l.. j. CROWLEY CORPORATION.
by LOulS KRAFT. President.
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NE,

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK-in. tho matter OF the application
COMPANY for authority to change its
name 10 II ALToRIA COMPANY. INC,
Notice Is hereby given that A.toria
nestle corporation. having Its principal
business office In. the city. County and
State OF New York, will apply to the SUI
IA Special Term, Part one, thereof. to be
held at the County Court House In the
on The eighth day OF December isib' a;
ten-thirty O'clock In the forenoon OF tina
day, or as soon thereafter as counsel can
be heard, for AN order authorizing said
corporation to change Its corporate name
to The Altoria Company, lLC.
Dated. New York, November LIST. 1915.
ALTORIA REALTY n CONSTRUC.
TSeall TlON co.
BY MOSES Il, ROuNTREE.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
shore Line Electric Rsilrosd Company.

shore Lin Electric Railroad Company.
10 THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
SHORE LINE ELECTRIC RAILROAD
COMPANY:
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the SHORE
viii be held al the once OF the Company.
Room s0Ii, Grand Centred Terminal. In the
city Of New York. N. " on Thursday. De-
Tor the following purposes. to wit:
i. no repeal the present BY laws of the
Company and adopt new by-laws
4, TO elect u Board OF Directors and
three inspectors of Election for the ensuing
year; and
Is. To transact such other business as
mry properly come before said meeting,
Dated November 2s, 1915.
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THE AMERICAN Sugar REFINING

Jerssy City, n. j.. Nov. l6. 1918.
This Board OF Directors have this day de.
clared the following dividends. payable
anuar ard. 1915. 70 ths Stockholders OF
record December LIST, 1915.
On the Preferred stock a dividend Of 1 Y
per cent. on the Common Stock q divi,
dend OF IN per cent.
The Transfer Books will not be closed.
JOSEPH L.. FREEMAN, Secretary.
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TO HOLDERS OF
RAY CONSOLIDATED COPPER ca.
First Mortgage convertible Gold Bonds.

- ~ I II l. lfll
REDEMPTION NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. AZ pro-
Nli"t nv Art!C'e ". Of the Mortgage Deed
q Trust dated January !, 1911, made Is
Kay Consolidated Copper Company to
Guaranty Trust comp tly Of Nav York
Trustee, mat said Guaranty Trust Com.
ptuy "i New York, a. Trustee. VII, redeem
t.. ia" outstanding bonds Of ,his issue
,,uouH'ing to Two Million Two Hundred
"Inciy.i"p Thousand DoilatS so. 9s.. 900
pEG 't.N" on January !. 1916, a. 100 OF
pr and accrued Interest To January /,
-, AT ~ TRUST DEPARTMENT. No.
10 broadway. New York CITY Coupous
ap" January !, 1919, should he presented
lp' payment In tn usual manner. After
January I, 1915, Interest upon the above
bonds VIII cease.
H".i"t- nt the above bonds may exercIs.
their option to convert said bonds into
stock n the Ray CONSOLIDATED Copper COM
ftuF up :" and including January / 1915
bonds converted before January l.. isis
vii receive interest from July |, 1915, up
10 ~" itt" Of conversion.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK.
By CHARLES II SABIN, President.
Dated, November l.. 1918.
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SALISBURY, y. e., Nov, 25.-c. T..
HAIR and n. &. Sewers OF Charlotte. y.
g., were killed and ten other passengers
injured here early to-day when South
orn Railway passenger train No, IS
crashed into a special train IN the yards
here, The special carried North Caro-
liuians bound for Rchmond 10 attend
the Carolina Virginia annual football
game,
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THE MACKAY COMPANIEs.

COMMON DIVIDEND 80. AZ.
Tho regular quarterly dividend Of one
per cent. on the preferred shares and tbs
regular quarterly dividend OF one and one.
quarter per cent. on the common shares IN
The Mackay Companies will he paid Janu.
airy 3rd, 1915, to shareholder ~ record as
they appear at the close OF business De.
cember 10th, 1915. The transfer books
will not he closed.
EDWARD G. PLATT. Treasurer.
Dated November "a, 1915.
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AMERICAN POWER q LIGHT co.

COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND NO. IL.
The regular quarterly dividend Of one
Der cent. ues) on the Common Stock oi
American Power & Light Company ha,
been decla red. payable December l., 1915
TO Common Stockholders Of record at Tho
close Of business November "a, 1915.
NJ. II. AIMING, Treasurer.
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t. ACME CEMENT PLASTER COM.
fANN. an Illinois corporation; The under
signed, Truste" IN the mortgage from your
company dated July /. 1910. recorded IN
the oiiiuc - The County Clerk OF the
county ~ Albany state Of Wyoming. I'm
Book .o' OF Mortgages. page 1873. given. to
secure an authorized issue Of $500. 600 90
par value OF bonds. hereby gives notice Of
it, Intention to resign a.. Trustee under
sa'I mortgage; such resignation to take
'r,tt bernNhcr -. 1915.
CpMNnNNEAI.TH TRUST COMPANY
COZ 81 Louis, MOD
BY j w BNtNES, President.
\Ottrr' 4r u f4f.
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THE MONTANA POWER COMPANY,
RreleHred Slack nlxidend Nh IL

A regular quarterly dividend OF one and
t~hree-quarters per cent an on the Pre-
ferred Stock has been declared. payable
January 3, 1915. to stockholders OF record
at the close of business December Is, 1915.
Common stock Dividend No. IS.
A dividend OF three-quarters Of one per
cent. fAGl on the Common stock has
been declared, payable January 3, 1916,
to stockholders of record, entitled to share
In such dividend al the close Of business
December 10, 1915. Checks will be mailed.
WALTER BUTTON, Treasurer.
II Broadway, New York. n. Y.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.
For Eastern New York-Fair tS-dsy and
probably tomorrow; warmer Tomorrow.

For Eastern Nov Yosk-Fair tS-dsy and
probably to-mOrrow; warmer Tomorrow.
light southerly winds.
For New England-Fair to-day and
to-morrow: warmer Tomorrow; light
north winds becoming southeast to
morrow.
For New Jersey and Eastern Penn
sylvanfa--Fair and warmer to-day. To-
morrow partly cloudy: moderate southeriy
winds.
For Western New york-showers to-day;
warmer in east portion: tomorrow prob
ably. owe and colder: fresh southeriy
winds becoming northwest tomorrow.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.--Fair weather pre-
vailed generally over the eastern half Of
the country yesterday; an era OF high
pressure had crowded of tho depression
and unsettled condition which covered the
middle Atlantic and New England states.
There Was u second high area spreading
eastward over the Rocky Mountain states.
preceded by "A moderate disturbance over
the States east of the Rookie where
there was cloudiness and scattered light
rains. which reached east to the Mississippi
Valley.
II was cooler In . the northwest and
thence southwark to Texas. It was
warmer In the central States and thence
eastward to the coast.
In this city the day was fair and slightly
warmer; winds light westerly; average
humidity. ~ per cent. barometer cor
! rected 60 read to sea level at 4 A. NJ.
30. II. 2 4, NJ, 30.35.
The temperature In this city yesterday. rs
recorded by the oficial Thermometer. u shown
H.. 49,. I'll
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LLRlvERLIN
TO BOSTON $500

etrs ". Pie ~. ~. r.. q. Fulton d.
daily at $500 p. NJ. Music.
New London Line. strs. ". Pier 90, y. r.,
H. Houston 81, week days only. 5:30 p. Nj
Pier 20. L. r.. It. 4, ?2d St. $500 p. u.
New Haven Line. strs. ". Pier -. Z. r., II.
CAtharine St. week days only, 2:tS +. ~;
Pier 10. II. L ??d St, $500 p. "
bridgeport Line, week days ouly, strs. ".
Pier IS. b. R.. 1900 A. NJ. Pier 10. Il z
t2d 81. mas A. u.
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CIpER VINEGAR expert to take fl
charee Only high class applicants con
sidered. Give experience and references
RERKSHIRE PRODUCTS co, bl7 Il, 1890
., " CITY,
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HELP WANTED.

WI VIII employ ~trurtworthX person IN
this locality to distribute free goods. $50
per month, with good chance for advance
ment. All or spare unle. No chPerIencc.
SILVER SALES CO, Dept. d Is. Dubuque
Iowa
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK
- Monterrey. from Havana
= Roma. from -. Mlchs.l.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
s. Den OF Airll", at Plymouth
- LENA, ~ Gsnoa
; saratoga, AT havana
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orEAAsHlF TICKETS - ~ pssS
Omciel Agent all lines.
9AyAond . Whltc0mh Co.. s16 5th Az, n. Z.

so TO BERMUDA BY IS. 8 BERMUDIAN"
Booklets Quebec :. =. Co.. Ltd. g. B'way. n. Y.
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EVERY HOUR ONE LONG DELIGHT.
Low fares to all points SOUTH.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP co, SOL 5th Av., n. Y,
The Washington herald., 1915-01-17
COTTON MARKETS.

New YORK Jan. l6.-HeaTy takings of cotton
by the worlds spinneTs, particularly in England.
stimulated already strong market this morning.
The weeks record showed Is. 20 bales Of American
cotton received by SINNERS for the week compared
with .7s9 bales for the sane week last year.
The weekend statistics also indicated exports
up to Friday night. including amount on shiBboard
not clfared Of sos 600 bales. It is entirely
safe estimate the foreign demand and clearances
by March / at 0OO bales with no reason to ex-
pect less than 10000 bales for the following FIVE
months. This. with estimated American con-
sumption a minimum Of 1000 bales. disposes
Of 5000 600 hales Of the seasons yield.
The decision Of the Federal Reserve Board not
to extend the date for consideration Of loan ap-
piCations cotton through the Sl5 900 cotton
loan fund followed the attitude Of Southern cotton
holders 10 sell cotton freely at from ~ to cents
per pound rather than make loans a basis q
I 81 with the expense Of storing and carrying the
actual STAPLE for a higher market. It is also true
that Southern banking facilities entirely ample
to finance any possible surplus at present prces and
on better terms
Liverpool futures closed today at Tzas English
points advance Spot cotton advanced l2 prints
to 491d for middlinE the equivalent Of 9Sic per
pound American money.
New York futures closed strong Il tn l4 points
advance for the day. New high records were made
in contracts for the during the Gf the
sessions trading.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-17
MONEY WANTED AND 10 LOAN.

| MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
In small and large sums. All transact
tlens conducted with economical consid-
Grafton for borrowers wM H SAJJN-
DERS CO., Southern Bldg. s07 18th st.
estate at lowest current rates; special
privileges with respect to Aior payments.
TYLER g Ruthsrford, Inc, 80 18th st
The Washington herald., 1915-01-17
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Jan l6-The sensational wheat break
os today from S.i4i4 10 81 90 to the liking Of
said to have reached nearly 100000 bushels. In
porting countries would doubtless have taken
equal amount Of this grain at the highest prices
Of Friday. but they found 1t unnecessary TO pay
full prices the May wheat thrown the
bargain counter by heavy liquidation by long
holders who were anxious to get out before prices
should decline heavily. On the decline in the MAY
future from L4r4 down to 10 the market acted
in a most sensational manner. as there was a
general lOuseninE up of offerings where tiEhtness
vas shown at higher prices. The cOngested coDdi-
ton at Liverpool showed undisputed signs Of the
general easing Up because Of the fact that SPOT
wheat there unchanged for some Of the descrip-
tons and only ID higher for others. This showed
a general failure uf the grain merchants in England
To follow the price gains at Chicago on Friday.
The takings Of wheat at Chicago today were small
only .oO bushels Of the cash article changed
hands and of this amount 2.Ooo bushels were for
export.
There was doubtless more or less fear among
the holders n wheat 10 a possible bill being
passed in Congress for the prohibition Of exports Of
bTeadstUfs In case Of the passage Of a bill of this
kind it will be some little rNriOd before the bill
could he put IN force. Cold weather is advancing
the winter wheat belt. but ahead OF this
Promised cold snap the general snowfall in
Kansas. where the wheat was bare and Nebraska
said to have had a little snow.
Com and oats were h0th lower the losses amount
ing to =a7s. Cash transactions were smaller than
any day during last week at 5000 bushels Of corn
and 900 bushels Of oats. Many of those who
were on the buying side If coarse grains on Friday
both ChicaFo. well in the visible supply are
rpcnri Affairs and IL will take some big cearances
from the seaboard for conditions to veer around
To a position in favor II the bulls.
There was some buying n hog products On out.
side acrount ard prices averaged higher aud closed
rather firm. Shorts covered in May p1rk and lard
Packers wsrr credited With selling lard and later
they sold May RIBS Cash trade was quiet.
Furnished by W. B. Hibhs & 90.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-17
PIANO TUNING.

Piano Tuning, 81 in December.
Expert Work Guaranteed Drop postal
L. LARSEN. ga So CIR. ave - LIN Ia :
PIANO TUNING, $3.50; WORK GUARS
anteed: 80 years experience in repairs
work T. HOLVERSON, 1929 North Carr
olina ave. ne Lin. 3S5S.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-17
COMMERCE AND FINANCE
PROSPERITY IS Shown
in COMPANY'S REPORTS
Years Increased Revenue of Washing
ton Railway and Electric. $l28,768.
Stockholders Meet.

Stockholders of the Washington
Railway and Electric Company and
its subsidiary companies, including the
Potomac Electric Power Company,
met yesterday. The meeting was
largely attended, over 10000 shares
being represented, and former board
of directors, consisting of Milton E
Allies, Charles J. Bell, William B,
Hibbs, Woodbury. Blair, Clarence p.
Norment, George TruesdeIl, and WILL
lam F. Ham, were reelected.
The report of business for 1914
shows a total revenue of $5,0S2, ,325. 80,
being an increase over the year 1913
of $12S,7SS.96. Operating expenses. in
Guiding taxes, amounted to S2,S63,-
1861, leaving net receipts of S2,21S,-
5S9.S2. Deducting interest and miscel-
laneous $1,177,117.23. leaves a surplus
for the year of $1,041.47259, out of
which dividends of $3.50, 900 were paid.
being per cent on preferred stock,
S425, 200. and per cent on common
stock. S455,OOO; leaving a balance of
Sl61. SO; S9S,32O of which was used
to purchase bonds for the sinking
fund; 100000, in addition TO S43.571.6l
included in operating expenses, was
charged to depreciation of railway
equipment; S15,527.l4 was distributed
under the profit-sharing plan to motor
men and conductors; $6.S52.93 for mis-
cellaneous items, and $1O,772.52 credit
ed to profit and loss. The total profit
and loss surplus of Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company is S1,02O,-
429.SS. The amount of earnings dis
bursed or set aside for maintenance
and depreciation during the year was
SS53,4S2
1t is interesting to note that for the
first time in its twenty-six years of eX-
istence the City and Suburban Railway
paid a dividend of per cent. This also
applies to the Washington and Rockville
Railway during its seventeen years of
life 1t also paid per cent dividend.
The following officers were reelected:
Clarence p. King, president; William F.
Ham. vice president and comptroller; G.
Z. Brown. treasurer; S. r. Bowen, sec
retary. and William L. Clarke, assistant
The following department heads were
appointed: J. ]. Darlington, consulting
counsel; John S. Barbour, general attor-
ney; George p. Hoover. attorney; c. S.
kimball, engineer OF way; J. T. Moffett,
of transportation; ]. II.
Stephens superintendent OF shops and
carhouses: r. W. Crowell. purchasing
a. gent: DR.. l. w Glazebrook. chief sur
geOn: L. Z. Sinclair, general superintend-
ent Potomac Electric Power Company.
and z. S. NARROW, manager commercial
department, Potomac Electric Power
Company.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-17
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots Of Eood
marketable goods only. Jobbsrs' prices are higher
Lower grades may be sold for less. Fancy goodi
| commanded higher prices.
EGGs-Fresh. per dOz-. Gas; do, sOuhtsrn. pe'
doz-. Il
h.. 8: process, per H.. 26az; under grade, pei
h., aaH: store-packeh, per lb.. lsals-
LARD-Tub. pure. per h.. lIEhl2; do. com
pound. per ID. 81 Cottonseed oil. per can. a5.
CHEEsE-NeE York new. per ID, II; fat PEI
h., -; Swiss. domestic pSr h.. 81 do. torstsn.
per H.. IS
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens, per H.. A.: ROSTERS
per H.. 10: ducks per b. iSalI turkeys choice. PEI
Ilal6; do. ordinary. IS; chickens, per lb. 5ale.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Chickens. per lb. Bals;
hens choice per H.. Halls: DUCKS per Ib.. lIals
TURKEYS choice per ID. l6als; fair to good per h..
IS; ROSTERS. per h.. II.
GREEN GOODs-Beans, per basket, LRa1So;
beets per bunch, 3sI; cabbage per 100 Ihs-. looa
,,aI. snI'lTgR TP DcS S''3s1s csTv per Ss1 1 dor
66; do, Per crate l5Oa35o; cucumbeTs. bot
house. per doz. LOoal.D; do. Florida, per basket.
25oa3.5O: cymblinEs per crate. 2ooa25: eggplant.
Florida. per basket lOOa3Oo onions per lOoIb sack.
l5OaIeO: okra crate 25Oa30o peas, Florida basket,
2oa4OO; pOtatoes per bbl l5oal.s5 do. Northern,
per sack. lSal.eo; do. per bushel 4oaso: new
go: yellow sweet potatoes. per Dbl. asa
as PEPPERS per crate 2O0a25O: radishes hothouse.
per 100 400A5o0; spinach per bb., L50al.75; tomz-
toes. Florida. per crate 2ooa3.5
FRUITS-Appes per bbl L3aI0. ETnpfrTIS..
per box. lT5a225; grapes. Malaga. per keg. 3ool
500; lemons. Per box. Z75a3OO: limes. per 100. Ga
100; oranges, California. per box, L5Oa20; do.
Florida. per box. L75a23; pineapples. per crate.
3ooAs 90: tangerines per strap 2SOa3m
LIVE STOCK-Veal calves prime. per h.. llAll5
do, medium. per h. sAl0 do. heavy. sas: spring
lambs per H.. 7a7lS
HAY. STRAW AND CORN-Hay. best timothy.
new. per ton, 800; straw. per ton, l2ooi wheat
straw. per ton. 100; new corn. per bbl.. 400.
SEEDS-CloTer red. per h.. snail alsike. Halls;
red top Tor herds grass. per ID. Esz; blue grass
orchard grass per bushel. I7SGl.s5; seed re. per
WOOL AND HDEs-wooI. washed. fres ot
buns, per lb., %; wool, unWaSbed. PER Ih. 9s2;
hides dry. PER ID. Da2l: salt hides. dry. per ID.
ool22: salt hides. green. per h.. IL cafsLins greea-
each. L55t2n.
DRESSED GooDs-Pork. ehoice, HEht. 10
medium weights. per H.. sas1s; do. heavy WeEhtI
TES
FRESH FISH AND CRABs-CPrSces given below
by the pound unless otherwise stated. .l-Buttsr
and stars large l2li: CARP sas; cToakeTs. per bbl
100: mRckerel. 8 rock. boiling. -: do. medium 81
small. %; yellow perch large. IN: do. mall. 0;
salmon trout, IS; gray trout large, l0alZS; do.
pike native, Is cells medium to large lOal2; spots,
do. skin on y; CLANS per 100. In; EnEppers - TO
size. l2al5; bluehsh fresh, %: salmon fresh, 90;
Boston mackerel. each. 20; lobsters 70; crab meat
per ct, 3; fake per ct. Is; sea bass. per b..
III; scallops per at, IS; Potomac bass. large. per
h.. .; do. small. Is; shrimp, par Qt-. y.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

So ss2 It y & pt 1t 3IBOwIE. Jno F NJ to
Luther l. Derrick ct uH Msry Joint tenants
Sb
GI7 nth st ne & rear "A
50 sos Its IS & 2 blk ChicheSter-BRADBURY.
Robt ct uK Annie L to Anna King 80
stamp 20 cts
rs Of S st, W Of 18th st sci S
So al Its III & Il5-Clark ] Blake et ux Mary
to Jas sharp SO tr $500 stamp SIS
u52l & ls23 18th st nWl
50 a62 II 80 & pt Il 4-DERRICK. Luther l.
ct ux Mary TO Jno f VI Bowie SO
Gl7 llth st ne & real g
So 1856 It IS Cleveland Pk-FINCH. MAry A
sole est TO Eudora johnson SO trust 500
stamp 81
tCor Porter It & 18th st nWl -
So lsG Its II to B Chevy Chase-J0HNsON.
Eudora to Mary Finch $40 trs stamp 81
IeEation st bet 9Th & nth SITS nWl q
81 IL u org It 3-KELLY, Dan1 A ct VI Clara
n to Jessie oTereou SO stamp $50
1873 st nWl .
So s5 Its . S-RosE. Julia e ct viz Fred @
to Irwin X Linton so stamp % cts
Isa & 81 oh st mel Is
50 90 1t Ts-sPINNER, Louis to Chas O
Schroth so stamp 81
tz5 nh st sci B
50 Ios Its % to E2-sHARP. las Ct ur Mar
Earet to Blake Cark 80 stamp SIS
uJlI to lOl5 9Th st nN)
So 0ss Its 8 TO 70 Hilltrook-ZANTZINGER
OtWsy B et uI Sarah G. TO Logan Presler st
ux Mertis May SO covenants stamp 50 cts
tGsult pl bet l9d 4 t5th SIS mel 70