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The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, July -EGGS-NArkst quiet. Mary.
lsnd PsunEylVsHia and nearby hrsts. 2A24; Eastern
Shore. Maryland and Virginia. hrsts. 23a2i: West
ern tOhioJ hTsts. g34ci West Virginia 6rstS 2SsA
kst Tor Western eggs is finn Western freSh, csss
count. p; candled, G5s8.
BUTTER Separator extras, esa5o; do. hrsts ga
p; prints. ls-lb extras 5Oa3l; hrstN 29a0i do,
Lib. extras. Sa3l. 6TEs. 29a30; blocks. lbs.
extras 2aaSO: hTsts 2ss3s; dafry prints Maryland.
Pennsylvania and Virginia extras TAB: hrsts 2s22
store packed. frsts. p.
LIVE POCLTRY-Pricss Per pound. unless other.
wise stated: Chickens spring. lta2 i6s. HAS: Do.
X 70 Ia lbs, Ea1S, und,r IL lbs, y; do. White
Leghorn. 2A2,; do. old hens, heavy. % do.
small to medium. 70; d. old ToosteEs and
stags, lhsI.; ducks Nuscovy and Mongrel,
old l3Ali; do. white Pekins. old. Il; do, Indian
Runners. l2al3; puddle large fat, DID, BALI; do
small. poor. l2al3; do spring. ga lbs, lssl9
DO. smaller, lSal7 Pigeons. pair old. 8; do.
young q. Guinea fowl. each, old 90
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRuTTs-Pota
l.5Oal.75; York River. per Dbl. l5oal.s5; Kappa
hammock. bbl.. l5'al5O Eastern Shore Virginia.
hbl., lasl IS arplss early harvest. fancy, rel
barrel l51a2o0, do. small. barrel, Loal.25; do,
hbarrel basket. Ha75 Asparagus. Maryland and
Virginia, No. l. dozen. L0al SC; do. culs. dozen.
eoa76; beans native. green bushel. 30N40 do.
WAY. bIshel. 5ns6a; Rappshannock bushel basket.
saio Beets. Rsppahannock. bunch, 2a3; doA na-
tive. bunch. 2a3 Blackberries, North Carolina.
quart, .s6; do, Eastern ShLre Maryland quart,
iaf; do. Rappahannock, busket. 8s9; cabbage
native crate. 50a60: Eastern shore Virginia bbl
50a75; cantalouPss. North Carolina, crate loOal 30
California fat crates lOOal,0 do. standard crates,
l75A2 %: Georgia, crate. lETlL75; corn Rap
pahannoCk. dozen. sal2; cucumbers, Norfolk has
ket. 4Oa5O; do. barrel. l25al 30: native basket.
Ea3o; sEgplants Norfolk, crate l.00al. 5; goose
berries Maryland and Virginia. green, h.. Nal;
huckebeTriss qt ear: kale native. hushel box. Soa
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. July IA noticssbls feature in ths
wheat market today was the continued ssnau num-
Der q buying orders accompanying crop loss claims
hOm the spring wheat country.
This caused some Of the mole conservative uad~F'
rrdues their lines. while Others sold cut their
entire holdings.
The market was uneven affair Resting tpets
for the day y 10 &C lower 70 unchanged.
These prices were around the highest lsstk ana
showed resctiens late Ct = 70 IL from the bottom.
The news Of wheat from Western Canada VA
again beAnsh message received fTom n. 4.
Craig. deputy minister Of agriculture Of Alberta,
says his agents have Just covered the province
case Of black rust.
Corn closed irregular. Nearby months showed
considerable strength and a fractional advance.
while there were losses in the deferred futures
nf 4 to &c
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PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

Philadelphis, July s-WHEAT-Ruled steady un-
der moderate offerings and fair demand The
following were the quotations: Car lots, in er-
port elevator, No. 2 red. spot, ll2alA; No
Southern red. Llosl.l2; steamer No red. IOsa
LII; No red losalll rejected A. l0s14sl on re-
jectsd B. Lo5al.G.
moderate offerings. The following were the quota
tons: Car lots for local trade as TO location,
Western, No. yellow slaslh; do. steamer ysl.
low, @asoie; do. No. yellow. sssse; do, No. 1
yellow ssa8
oATS-ofeIinss were moderate and the mar
ket ruled steady, with trade fair. We quote: No.
2 white. i9ass4; standard white 4sa4sIk; No. )
white, a6isaf5Ii No. white. sSsa; sample oats.
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STOCKS ADVANCE
ONN. Y.EXCHANGE
War News Forms Big Factor
in Situation IN Wall
Street.

New York, July i9.-Stocks advanced
today because the shorts were trying TO
cover their contracts, having decided 1t
would be dangerous to try TO break the
market further. But they had to have
a more plausible reason, so they said
that they we're buying stocks because
Germany has been able to halt in sew
eral places the tremendous onslaught OF
the allies.
Early in the war German victories
were bearish and every advance OF the
allies was hailed with higher prices in
the street Now the situation is entirely
reversed and with good reason. Wall
street, Il must be remembered. is looking
upon the var dispassionateIv. II it ap-
pears TO rejoice at a German victory. or
an English victory, il is simply because
IL interpTets those particular victories as
reasons for further purchases of manu-
factures in America.
A year ago German victories were be-
heved 10 mean an early end of the war
Now every German victory is considered
as an extension of the war.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
Munition shares Improve.

W. B. Hibbs & Co. has received the
following analysis Of the New York
stock market from Logan & Bryan:
The tendency today was toward i'm
progement, especially in the leading cop
per and munition shares. Conspicuous in
the advancing tendency were the shares
of the industrial alcohol company.
strength in this particular issue being
ascribed to rather well liquidated con-
ditlon, and the circulated report that
large interests absorbed a significant
volume of the stock around the recent
low levels. The demand in the war issues
was stimulated by the expectancy of fur
ther large foreign war orders, some
authorities estimating a Judgment of new
contracts 10 be placed in the near future
at about $4,000 600. An apathetic tone
prevailed in the railroad quarter of the
list and the uncertainty of the labor dis
pute restricts aggressive operations in
the carriers for the time being. Govern
ment mediation is probable, but from re-
cent dispatches this movement has not as
yet taken any definite form.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
Ease OFF
ON LOCAL MARKET
General Contraction in the
Volume of Business Notice
able on Exchange.

A slight sag in prices of both stocks
and bonds. and general contracting in
volumn of business transactions was
noticeable on the local stock exchange
yesterday. Lanston. Washington Gas
and American Graphophone trading yes
terday showed slight easing off in
prices
Sixty shares OF Lanston Monotype
stock changed hands at from So 3-4 to
s. l-2 followed by a drop in quotation
from So bid and s. l-2 asked to 81 Ia and
s..
An odd lot of ten shares of washins ton
Gas brought 70. showing a slight easing
of as compared with rs 3-4 for Tuesday.
Other sales yesterday included a $500
CapItal Traction bond at 106. American
Graphophone first IS at 10l and eight
shares of Capital Traction stock at So
Three-year gold notes to the extent OF
s9+ 10000 are being offered by the Amer
icsn Foreign Securities Company to the
public to accommodate the loan of 800 0O0,-
900 which il has arranged to the French
government. The company was organ
lied with a capital OF $4,000, Ooo The
subscription book was opened yesterday
morning and will be closed on Monday
unless J. P. Morgan & Co. should decide
to close them earlier
The subscription price is 9s. The col
lateral back OF the notes has a value OF
Sll3, 1900 chiefly Securities of the gov
ernments of Argentina, Sweden, Dem
mark, Norway. Switzerland. Brazil.
Spain, the province OF Quebec and the
SueZ Canal shares-all owned in France
and mobilized to back the present loan.
In addition the syndicate agrees to
make the value of the securities deported
total $4,000 600 by holding cash, until this
amount OF securities, in the aggregate, is
de posted
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK GRAIN,

New York July s-wHEAT-weaker; fair in
quiTy No. Northsru. {. Q. b., LSls; new No.
red. f. o. b.. l.al. to arrive; No 2 hard winter.
In, T. o. b.; No l mscaroni to arrive l2lh;
Nc l Manitoba, l % Exporters took $50 oCo bushels
part Manitoba. and part hard winter New No .
hard winter, {. o. b. Gulf quoted 6ts over Sep
tsmoer for last half August, and y over September
for last half September
CoRN-stsady; fair inquiry. New No yellow,
frssh-shslled. TO arrive sA. c. /. f. new No. g.
trssh-sheled. TO arrive. s, I. & Exporters took
soc ooo bushels chiefly last night
: OA1S-Weaker; quiet inquiry. Standard ga
"a; No. white, fsiza4sk; No. white. 451a4s;
.lesstor basis ursrsded SAss Exporter took no
300 bushels Canadian and native
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His Fate Still Unknown.

Mrs Robert Simpson stated last night
that she has received no definite infor-
nation as to the wherea bouts Of her
brother Ralph Gillland. who Is believed
10 have been killed in Alaska Gilliland.
who Is Washington youth, was working
at Fairbanks, Alaska, for the Interior
Department, on July s be went down the
Tanana River on official business for his
Office. That was the last that has been
heard Of him. The Interior Department
is still busy trying every means 10 learn
lGnliland's Whereabouts or his fate.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, July Notwithstanding high tenn
Ecraturss in the Southwest, where according to the
weekly weather report. moisture was nosded and
further rains n the South Atlantic States and
Alabama. following recent excessive PRECIPITATION
cUtton easier today
In the forenoon the market was sustained at a
level slightly above yesterdays close because ok IN
certainty as to what the weekly weather report
would say. The statement somewhat better
than had been expected. taking the belt as a whole
The situation in Texas and Oklahoma vas rartieu.
larry good and the effect on the market was rather
bearish- Selling from local and Wall Street sources
increased late IN the day The final tone wss barely
steady at net decline Of 10 to li points
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimere July ls.-WHEAr-Recsips HiIss =
hussek consisting ef s4,li5 bushels Southern ann
III eN bushels Western; shipments from ele'aton'
sS0Is busheIs; stock in elevators, if16,l2 bushels
The market upt aed easter as foIlews Spot, ll3Hs
No. Western. Ll6is; July. Ll3It; November. liSs'
nominal.
CORN-Receipts IL l8 bushels, consisting OF
liz iS bushels Western and % bushels new Southern
shipmentl from elevators llslA bushels; stock IN
elevators, $50, $50 bushels Prime sail yellow cora
auetsbe at 50 per basAel. The market opened
easier. Spot and July s7h.
OATs-Recsipts SsH5 bushels; withdraw from
elevators T2l76 bushels: stock in elevators. sSs 81
bushels. Prices were: Standard white, issis-1; No
5 white. 45lfalss; No. 4 white isisaH.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
Probate Division.
Chief Justice CoNiuHyou.


Estate OF Philrpins Lehnert. petition
for probate Of will fled: attorney,
Alexander Wolf.
Estate Of Annie z Nash: order ad-
mitting will TO probate and granting
letters Of administration c. L a 10
Angela c. Torrens; bond 500: attorney,
George Z. sullivan.
Estate of Frank T. Rawlings: decree
amending decree authorizing eXecutrtx
to surrender certain notes; attorney
William H. Smith
Estate of Henry Hayden; order ap-
pointing Charles W. Gill administrator;
bond NOo; attorney. A L. Newmyer
Estate of Roger WAGNER order 10
pay for legal services; attorney, A. L.
Newmyer.
Estate of Fred J. Herring: order ap-
pointing Edgar z. Rankin, administrator;
hond 1850, attorneys. LeCkie; Cox a
Kratz.
Estate Of Isabella Robinson: rule re-
quiring administrator to render inven-
tory.
Estate Of Kate r. sickels; order ap-
pointing Linnetta V. Dayton. admins
traitor; bond $500; attorneys, NcLanahan.
Burton & Culbertson.
In re Margaret V. Vanderslice: order
for allowance; attorneys, H. G. Watts
and ]. H. Lichliter.
pointing Florence Scholnick. administra-
tor; bond 500; attorney. c. 4. White.
Estate Of Ellen Grail: order 10 accept
certain amount for note; attorney. c.
w. Fits.
Estate of Grace V. Steele; order sd-
riitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Joseph D.
Rogers; bond $500; attorney. 4. c. Wells.
Estate of Paul Stephenson; order OF
publication; attorney, H. W. Van Dyke.
Estate Of James H Marshall; order ad-
unitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary TO Mary G. Hanill;
bond 1900; attorney. H. G. Kimbsn
In re Joseph 4. Holmes; order al
lowing certain expenditures; order per-
mitting sdministratrix 10 reimburse her
self attorney. -. NJ. Baker.
Estate Of Michael BroEan; order for
sale of note; attorney, F. A. FenninG.
Estate Of Frederick A Thompson: order
appointing Ellen z. Thompson. admins
tratrix; bond 500, attorney. r. F.
Downing.
Estate of Joseph, Miller; order ad-
ndtting will TO probate and granting
letters testamentary to Mary L. Miller
bond $500; attorney. H. A Heitmuller.
Estate Of Amelia a. Helbig; order al
mitting will TO probate only; attorney,
F. c. Handy.
Estate Of Landonia c. White; order
for distribution; attorney. W. c. Martin.
Estate Of Ellen Truman; will dated May
2S 1914 fled.
Estate Of Alfred T. Rache; caveat to
will filed.
Estate of George D. Moore; petition
for instructions filed; attorney, A.
Mapes.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, July l9-PoRK-Frm; demand fl,
moderate Mess y 5'a27 o.: family, T 8a23, 50;
clear S0aE.D
BEEF-Inquiry is inactir. Prices st,as- P,ckst
"A aOal9o0; family lo5Oan0D: extra Indian mes
2sooa39OO
LARD-Flat; business is inactive Prime West.
en- AoD; refined continent, H25; South American
$50; refined BEsEilian IN kegs $50; besf stsarine
lc% cents. lard stsarine dull at llH eentS
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. July ls.-Monsy On call at the stock
exchange opened at per cent; high n per cent;
low, Per cent; close, 2 per cent Most Of The
loans made at "a per cent
Tine money showed renewed ease as tn. result
Of falling of in demand. Trading in industrial
loans for ninety days and four months il at 4a4II
Per cent and aI months at AZ per cent Mixed
money is a4a4 per cent for sixty days 3Xa4 per
cent for ninety days lax per cent for four. hye
and six months
sututions were buying paper more freely. Rates
ialA cent for sixty to ninety days Endorsements
as well as for choice four and six months single
names
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20

rs New York, basket or box. I.ooslH; onions,
Texas Bermuda. crate. i5oalT5; ssw, Ntrsinia, vel
low. bashsl basket. l.0aL5; ysils~. barrel s1-
40; white hsrsh 3eos2.3; Mariana And Penn
rier i. 5oa2 Is; do, Eastern Shore Maryland, boz.
60sl 90; d. basket. 4esS0: d. carrier. Gss5; pep
psrs Florida, crate. 2oos2B; pinsapplss. fl'rida'
crate. Li5&2D; rsspberries, red. pint sa5; 90.
quart sac; black, quart, g. rhubarb native. bunch
iala; squash, native basket 20a25; tomatoes.
sississipsi. crate T5sl.os: do. Potomac. crate so
LOO; do. Anne Arundel. basket, l.ooai3; water
melons, Georgia car l5s25o.
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Furnished by w. b. Hibs. a Co.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago July 3-HoGs-Rec.irts. aoo head
ElSw; bulk s55a2S: Light. 1al0o; mixed oa
IL 0; heavy. s2SaeIo; rough. a2Oas .; pig, &oO4
as
CATTLE-RtcsiptS ll,ono head ws4k; native beef
cattle 6.stal0T5; stockers and feeders. SSAs .
COWS and htfsrs 58As 20. calves G5OaI20
sHEEP-Recs!pts Ao0o head weak: wethsrs, 6Tya
5sO: lambs THaloso
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
Criminal Division No. 1.
Chief Justice CovtnEton.

United States VS.. Martin K. Bostick:
forgery and uttering; sentence set aside:
sentenced to OccoQusn for ten months;
attorneys. L. a. Dent and c. S. Shreve
(by Justice GouldO
United States VS.. Eugene J. Morgan;
false pretenses; warrant Of removal
filed; defendant committed.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
Supreme Court, District of Column
Equity Division No. 1.
Chief jus tics Cevipgtea.

Chtef Jvetlc C0v1pGtOn.
Hirsh We. Hirsh; decree Of divorce a
win mat granted and defendant ordered
TO pay SIS in lieu Of alinnony; plaintiff 8
attorneys. A l. Newmyer and A. p.
Owen; defendants attorney. l. Q. II.
Award
Risgles VS.. Delius; pro confesso
against certain defendants; PLAINTIFFS at
torney, @. Percy McGlue.
Callow Va. Callow; leave granted 70
prosecute without prepayment of costs;
rule returnsele July ss; plaintiffs stter-
ney, c. Clinton James.
Frick VS.. Frick; rule returnable July
Is; plaintiffs attorney, Crandsl Mackey.
Russell va. Mana; time to file state
ment Of evidence and transcript Of rec
ord extended to August IS: plaintiffs at
torneys, Charles V. Inlay; defendant's 9
attorneys, reomey e. Toomey. T. c.
Handy. L. L Hammer. and Hayden
Johnson.
Thompson vs. Thompson; William c.
Ashford appointed guardian sd htem
plaintiffs attorney, Crsndsl Msckey.
Rawlings, trustee, VS.. Protestant Epis-
copal Theological Seminary and High
School; Eliza Scott admitted as party.
and Trenholm Abrams appointed re-
ceiver; bond. $500; PLAINTIFFS attorney, z.
A. Jones; defendants attorneys. Thomp-
son and Laskey.
Lanston We. Lanston; Ralph D. ouin-
ter appointed to defend; plaintiffs attor-
neysr shinn & Owen and z \ Jones.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
Lawsuits


5eS42-w. y. Rice (appellanO VS.. Q. u.
Mayhugh; appeal; plaintiffs attorney J.
&c. Hammack
5sSl-Corporate Organization and Audit
Company (appellsnt) VS.. Max Levitan,
trading as NJ. Levitsn & Co.; appeal;
PLAINTIFFS attorneys. McLanshan & Bur
ton. N
5qs44May Hanback, VS.. Washington
Railway and Electric Company; damages
$4,000: plaintiffs attorneys, D. 7. Wright
and T. NJ. Wampler.
5aSS-Evalyn Hanback, by next friend
VS.. Washington Railway and Electric
Company: damages $1,000; plaintiffs at
torneys, D. T. Wright and T. NJ. Waup-
le-.
5s346-Clarence Hanback, by next friend
vs. washington Railway and Electric
Company; damages $1,000; plaintiffs at
torneys. D. T. Wright and T. NJ. Wanp-
ler.
S9347-Eppa Hanback, by next friend VS..
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany; damages $4,000; plaintiffs stor-
neys D T. Wright and T. NJ. Wampler.
5ss4S-william H. Kreuter VS.. the
knights Of Pythias Hall Association;
damages $4,000; plaintiffs attorneys. j.
Dawson Williams, James NJ. Proctor and
Wilson Townsend.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
Circuit Division, No. 1.
Chief Justice Covingtou.

sully We. Hammond; time to file tran
script extended 10 August 90; plaintiffs $
attorneys, Cuttings Chsmberlin; de-
PENDANTS attorneys, McKenney & Flan-
merry, and George P. Hoover
May Evalyn. Clarence, and Epps Han
back vs. Washington Railway and Elec-
trio Company -four csses); leave granted
TO prosecute without Prepayment Of
costs; plaintiffs attorneys. Daniel T.
Wright and 7. NJ. Wampler.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
U. S. Treasury Statement.

The condition of the Treasury at the
close of business yesterday was:
Net balance in general fund, $22s 625, ,o2s:
total ordinary receipts yesterday s,ss9,-
1e7; total ordinary payments yesterday,
g. .sss, $50
The deficit this fiscal year is s10.oS4,-
N9, against a deficit of sl, ,25Ss76 last
year. exclusive of Panama Canal and
public debt transactions
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
he World of Finance and Complete Legal and Real Estate Record

Ties per qt.. Gals. hnekleosrriss. per a., ss!o:
Hatermelons each 2eaS
LIVE sTock-ysal calves prime. per h., 10;
do, medium, per ID, sasaA; spring lambs. fat Per
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20

Paris has opened an exposition OF ma
terials and methods for res onstructing
damaged buildings, farms, ! highways,
bridges, villages, etc.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20

Revenue receipts this fiscal year up to
the close of business July IS, $50, ,s5l. $50. 2;
revenue receipts for the corresponding
period last year. $50, III, $3.50.
Ordinary disbursements this fscal
year up to the close of business July IS,
s45, ss7, ,2saS4; ordinary disbursements for
the corresponding period last year, s42,-
$50, ,s23T5.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New YoIk July Io-There vas hrm tone TO the
trading the Broad Street curb. with most attsn
tl01 giFsa 70 the isalinss in the irdsPSudsat oil
cnapsniss and the mining stocks.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
Equity Suits.

s44s-Hsttie NJ. callow VS.. John =. A
Csllow; for maintenance; plaintiffs at
torney, c. Clinton James.
34s9o-Delis Arendes VS. Francis Hughes
ct al; for partition; plaintiffs attorney,
D. Edward Clarke
344Sl-Ann NJ Dulaney VS.. Laura ".
Cant ct al; for reconveyanee: plaintiffs s
attorney. Louis Gutenberg.
3f4s2- Fred G. Dieteries va. Pauline Vost
ct al; for sale and partition; plaintiffs g
attorney, H. Winship Wheatley.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
DEEDS OF TRUST.

souSs SIC, lot H-Fortunato Plsiiozz 9, M.
NunzlA, to Ernest L. Schmidt and Georgt NJ En-
@ msaeh 2 secure German Ansrzn Building Asso-
Inglssds. lot g. blocE l-Euana n. Jseohsog Z,
George N Ennerioh and Duaglzss s MGcksu 10
secare Washington SIX Per CSnt Permanent Build
ing Association. 500
Square Zeo. lot lS-Hsury winkelran 70 e@orr.
y. k1arDST1ch and Douglas 5 MaekGu 70 .ellr,
NAAhinstoO siT Ps Cent PsrnADsni Bundins
Association, 500
Lug a, 70 John A. McCsrthy and waite- A
DSHlsan 70 secure DsHd J. DyzniEz1 s5
monthly psyusuu. 9 per cent
Ls DEoit fsTk. lot Is blocs 4-Preston b Rsy et
" Nan c. to FrAnL 5. Bnsht and J. Dsvsou
Williams. 70 secure II. ]. WInfree. s. 80. thres
years. per cent semi-snHaAIy.
square 81, south part lot 81 Snd north part lot
s<-hoHa-o L. Bel et Annie. 10 FHni A.
johnson and Louis A Johnson. 70 secure Mutual
Serial Building ASSOCIATION. 500
square 50, lot 64-Chrsizn W MeyeT a yir
freasreh W; TO George M. Emneaoh and Doug
AS s Mackau 70 secure Washington sir PEI Cent
Permanent BuLldlng Association 500
square ISIS. 10 S-JohD r. T. Reeves q "
Nsttis T.. TO Georse A MaddoI and CLa-Ies R
NannsT. TO secgre William p. Reevss s. so On.
TO seEen years. per cent seni-Snnually
square 100. lots 3 and 2s-Oscsr R. DozAhoo e.
u Ssrsh L, 70 Gustave OrTsnhg1ler and Leon s
opDsnhsaDsr 70 secure stDoU Oppsnhslne-. G, Co.
sIty DAYS and eighteen months psT cent
Slris Portion. part describsd-Rolln W and
Nans d. Holbrook 70 Jessie NJ b. Rlch. To --o,Ire
second party, 500, three years. pez cent senl-
annually
Square 81, part original lot 5-HenrJ J. Burns TO
samuel q. Walker and CsreDce ?. DoDoaos 70
ssc1re Eastern Building and LoA1 Assertion 500
square 20. lots rs. 0S. and as-BeuiSmin Il.
GruTer e W. Lizzie N to William Il. sznndsrs
Aod Claud Livingston 70 secUre Nellie ~ L. gen-
Etns, S.75o, three yea-s PEI cant ssusi-Auuuslly
ithres trusts one a 80 on each lot. szns 10
EnEnuel SPEECH and William J. Vic5s-y, 20 secure
james T. Cutler. 100 ooe year, pr crut ssm!-
annually ots 5G, % and rs
LonEDecSeT's Addition 10 Congress HeiEhts lots
and 6. block 5-Wllhsn n. CSnter c, " Minnie
l.. 70 Washington Loan and Trust COMPANY 70
secure Equitable Cooperative Building Assocsatiaa
s. go
Square E5. lot s-MATy 2. Raymond % John D
CoUShLzn and William J. Flsths- r. and Charlss
W. FsIrfAy. 10 secure Edzzr ". Mzyne s so thres
years, per cent seui-snnUalI7.
square 81 Iots s and lD-Ksnsdy Bruchsrs
and Hsrry l. Rust e. uH- to Uufon Trust Coupauv
70 secure FIDELITY TrIst Ccmpany S5oNUo July
, Is 1915. 70 July Is. 81 s+B pT oer- Esmi-
! annually.
BloomtngdGls. lot 5s block s-wolf Cl-rau e. u1
Dora. 10 NlChAsl M0-ls and William D sullivan
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