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Str Thomas Krag (Nor), Schjott, Guifport
Cisllast)-Henry Ostervold & Co.
str City of Savannah. Borum, Savannah
fgeneraD-Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Comanche. Staples, Charleston and
jacksonville tgeneraJ-Clyde Steamship Co.
str Hundvaago (Nor). Due. Norfolk (bai-
lasD-West India Steamship Co.
str Certo tNor), Ellingsen. Norfolk (bal-
aeO--Munson Steamship Line.
str Lake Stirling. Whitehurst. Richmond
Observation-Disclosures and New York Steam
ship Co.
Str Santa Rosa, Cook (from Iauique)
Baltimore (residue)-w r Grace Co.
Str Idaho (Br). Bull. st John and Hull
raD-Tllerman's Wilson Line.
Str Norwalk, Crowell. Boston tgeneraD--
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Tug Otis Wack (Br), Young. Windsor, rs
(machnery)-J + Whitney & Co.
Barge william FaEcher Gregory. Wind
sor. Ms -(ballastl-J T Whitney & Co.
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SAILED.

Strs Gulfstar. Port Arthur: Maasdyk
Dutch, Montevideo. &c; Albistan (Dan)
Norfolk: Comanche. Charleston. &c; Glyn-
don, Cienfucgos; Mauretania (BD. South
ampton. &C; Munplace. Vera Cruz, &c;
Naples. &c; City of Montgomery. Savannah !;
Panama. Port au Prince. &C. Cananova, San
Juan. &c; Maraval (Br), Grenada, &c ::
Scottsburg. Yokohama. &C: Elizabeth r,
Texas City; Norfolk, Puerto Plata.
Strs Santa Rosa. Baltimore: Aibatros
tNor). sagua Aim tNor). Port Spain {:
Dclco, -.
Schrs Esther Melbourne. -; copperfield.
81 Andrews Bay. Fla.
Tug Harold. towing barges (passed out
Sandy Hook at S:52 AMI.
Sailed cath, str + j Luckenbach Boston !;
tugs Wellfleet, towing I barge tpasscd out
Sandy Hook at 1901 PM Atkins Hughes.
towing derrick tdo at 1888 PMD.
The corrected reading Of the barometer
frcduced to levell at New York on
Tuesday, April %, 1922. at AN. as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau.
was thirty and thirty-three hundredths
f30.33) inches. This closely approximatcs
seven hundred and seventy and three-ter'hs
fI10.3) millmeters. Captains OF all vessels
row lying In or near the ports Of New York
and Brooklyn can advantageously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment
Wind at Sandy Hook s PM. w, 10 miles:
clcaE light sea visibility, IL miles.
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RAIL PREFERENTIAL
CLAUSE PROTESTED
Shipping Board Committees
Witnesses Argue Against
Jones Act Section.

A disastrous ocean rate war would i'm
mediately follow an attempt to enforce
Section % OF the Jones act, providing
preferential rail rates for shipments
destined for export in American ships,
William Heyman, traffic manager Of the
Consolidated Steel Corporation. yester-
day told the shipping Board commit
tee which is holding hearings to de-
termine the adequacy of American ship
ping facilities to handle the traffic II
The section is enforced.
Mr.. Heyman, representing the Ship
pers Conference of Greater New York
as well as the export body of the indie
pendent steel manufacturers. said the
rate war would result from the efforts
Of foreign lines to overcome the rail- rate
differential, which would be s2.13 ton
on steel shipped from the Pittsburgh
district, or the difference between the
domestic and export rate. He pointed
out that his organization, exporting sew
eral hundred thousands of tons Of steel
yearly, gave preference to American YES
sclS whenever possible.
i =. Bausman, traffic manager of the
Nashburn Crosby Company. and Il. III.
Price of the Millers National Fedora
tioil. protested the section on behalf of
fio,t exporters. Many buyers abroad.
said Mr.. Bausman, call for shipment by
specific vessels of their own countries.
adequate American service, said Mr..
Price. could consist only in supplement-
ing the present salings of foreign ves-
sells.
George r. Hichborn OF the United
States Rubber Company also thought
American services were not adequate
JAMES &. Lincoln. traffic manager for
4 Merchants Association Of New York,
~ rcd the Shipping Board might divert
t'affic away from the metropolis.
Charles NJ Austin and r. +. Ripley,
ON behalf OF the National Industrial
Traffic League. wanted to know how the
board intended to consider adequacy of
seryice"--whether from single ports,
groups Of ports, or from all domestic
ports TO individual foreign ports--so that
they could prepare the proper data Com
missioner George L.. Chamberlain said
The board had not decided this point
and wanted tho shippers advice on it,
The committee. composed of Commits
sioners Thompson. Chamberlain and
Benson and traffic experts, concluded its
hearings on the Atlantic districts yes
terday and will move on to New Orleans
TO consider the Gulf situation.
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Winds OFF Atlantic Coast.

Nor;h of Sandy Hook--Moderate west {.
northwest Winds: cloudy and unsettled
weather "Wednesday.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Moderate var.
able winds; cloudy. unsettled weather an
showers Wednesday.
Patterns TO Florida Straits--Gentle vari
able winds and fair weather Wednesday.
Disturbance OF marked Intensity probabl,
central IN lat 90 and ION 10 and moving
toward the Grand Banks.
East Gulf--F'resh southeast and east winds
C,oudy weather "Wednesday.
West Gulf-Fresh southeast winds gener-
aly fair weather Wednesday.
Caribbean Sea and windward Passage
Moderate to fresh east and northeast winds;
fai weather Wednesday.
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u. S. $3,z04,l55 BEHIND IN
MARCH AS SHIP OWNER
Loss Represents Cost in Excess
of Vessels Earnings.

WASHINGTON. April 25.-Expenses in
operating Shipping Board vessels dur
ing March, in excess of the vessels earn
ings. were $3,704,155, compared with
sS.0S9,459 in February. Chairman Las
lier announced to-day. He attributed
the increase to March being longer
month than February, with total voy-
ages OF 1S3. against 1j5 voyages in
February.
The excess OF outlay over income on
voyage operations, excluding overhead.
repairs and Insurance. WAS S1,019.860, as
against s593,2e0 for February
The tanker voyage excess income over
outlay for March was $290.S6S, COM
pared with S534.4S1 for February.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Wireless reports str raraby. from Shields
To- New York. stopped SO miles II of Nan
tucSet with boiler trouble.
BALBOA. April 25--str wolsum Dutch
from San Pedro for Port Natal. before re-
ported damaged In collision. left dry dock
here yesterday and will proceed during the
week for destination.
Tank str w I Hanna. from Port Arthur
has been placed In dry dock to repair broker
tail shaft.
str Derblay. from San Francisco for Val
paradise, before reported aground IN MantS
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SEEK LISTING ON BIG BOARD.

Application has been made TO the New
York Stock Exchange by the Empire
Gas and Fuel Company to list 100000
OF its per cent. cumulative preferred
stock. s1.S49,2O0 to be admitted imme-
diately and the balance, as issued in
conversion of it's first refunding mort
gage fifteen year ~ per cent. con-
Nertihle bonds.
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ARRIVED.

Str Hansa tGer) Hamburg April 10. 20
the United American Lines. with 1871 cabin
and 315 third class passengers, mails and
Str Port Elliott CBr. Liverpool April ID.
10 Funch Edge Co. with nldse. Went to
New York Dock Co.'S pier 10. Brooklyn.
ser Slavic Prince tRio. london hprl I and
Philadelphia 18th. 10 Fuvness. With. + ca.
Win mdsr Went a. sew Nork rock Coo
pier 80. Brooklyn.
Str Garvoylc. Aalbofg April 3, 70 the
Vacuum OIL Co, in ballast. Went 10 pier D..
Bayonne, NJ.
SIR WIN Boyse Thompsors Souen Aprii 10,
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CLOSING OF MAILS.


countries for Central America cs
Q
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Fire Record

n. M. LOSS.
y 2o-7o3 Van Nest av.. Tho Bronx;
. :s5-7is,72o Broadway; Majestic.
nsG pS;,s .v q rri:dnan u unknown
1920 East 1880 ST.; Joseph Ber-
sSS-aes Broomc st.. Rothenbcrg 81
o45-S2 East ia5th ST. unknown. .Trifiing
945-1477 Washington av.. The
Bronx: Julius Lieberman. Trifling
10 .2O-1i0th st. and Manhattan av.:
auto truck; Harry Neidecker. Unknown
10. 20-Watson av. and Zcrcga av., The
Bronx; Brush; unknown. No damage
II :o5--1ee South ST.; Dory Sea Food
il ao-si 81 East iii1ih st.; Bessie
i.so--sca East st ia5th st.. The Bronx.
.so-s SpE"T Third av. j. Nj Mott. .unisnown
a:io-2i5 Broomc st.. William Roth
s,ao-.a ms' Henry a.. Morris wono SnSn0w'
sky OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Unknown
g:4o--f4f Attorney st.. Il. wlrsman. .Trifing
3:i5-In front OF 1a2 Tenth av.. auto
..oo-ao S'I East i5eth st.. The Bronx. 80
.n5s sisnH Tsst S 10th ST.. Margaret
.sS aspV West ii.t st.. louise Da SnA''~'
4.sb-ss Eldridse st.. isaac Nelson.
.s.oo-1si East 1881 ST.. Rubin Hahn.
G:io--2 BIeecker st.. N. Kaufman. Trifiine
G:a0-Tf4 Broadway. Harry Locks. Unknown
6:3o--23 Rutgers ST.. the Free Work
e.ts--ss WASHINGTON IT,. rubbish. .TrifIIns
s:5o-eo1 Brook av.. The Bronx. rub
1:4o--ii5 W. osth st. NJ. sugar '''''
s:oc-.yQ T. icotb ST. unAnena. = unknoun
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TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.

. Close at New York at ) PM as follows:
Japan, corea. China. Siberia. French Indo
China and Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra). via Seattle. str KASHIMA MARU.
Hawaii ID via San Francisco. str MAUI.
Japan. Corea and Siberia via Seattle; also
parcel post mails for Japan and corea' str
dressed only via Seattle. str TALTHY-
Hawaii o.. Philippine Islands q. i Hong N
East Indies Except Sumatra) via San Fran
cisco; also parcel post malls for Hong
s kaaE sam str re oaEoMI STATE April 90
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia. via San Francisco;
Cook Islands. New zealand and Australia.
str TAHITI, April 80.
Hawaii a.. japan, Corea, Siberia, Hong
East Indies Except Sumatra) via San Fran
cisco; also parcel post mails n nSr s nons
Japan, Corea and Siberia via Seattle: also
parcel post mails for Japan and Corea. str
ALABAMA MARu, May ,. rs.no, rndo
China Nethe rlands East Indies Except SUI
matra) and Philippine Islands 81 via Seat
tle also parcel post malls for Japan, Corea.
China. Siam, French Indo-China ana Straits
Settlements. str WENATCHEE. May o..
.Ordnary tunregistered) letters mailed up
TO s PM the next day Will, provided there
is no delay In the overland transit, reach
Seattle in time for connection with the
steamer mentioned.
supplementary mail accepted on pier.
tAlf classes of mail. including domestic
parcel post, sent to Hawaii, Guam and
Philippine Islands by the above dispatches.
Mails of the following dates. Moukden
April a. Kobe Sth and Yokohama 9th. which
arrived per str Alabama Maru, were dis
patched east from Seattle April % and
are due in. New York on the morning OF
Thursday, April %. -
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str flaverford -rBr), Hamburg Tor New
York, Is expected to arrive Thursday.
str Asia (rfr), MarseiIles, &c. for New
York, arrived at. Providence Monday after
noon and il expected 20 dock at foot OF 3isi
street, Brooklyn, Wednesday.
str Matura (Br), Trinidad for Now York,
a expected TO dock at pier "a. Brooklyn.
Thursday forenoon.
Str Iroauois. Turks Island for New York.
Il expected TO dock at pier 81. Brooklyn,
Wednesday forenoon.
Str Hudson, Bremen, &C. for New York Is
expected 10 arrive at Ambrose ishtship Mon
day afternoon
81 the Radio Corporation OF
America.
iDistance given In miles; position at noon.
unless otherwise rpecified1
Arwisea piS wsw Flores. Azores, 2bth,
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

Germany Especially addressed only) wa
Bremen. str HANOVER. $50 AM.
Europe. Africa and West Asia Norway
and Irelan- must be specially addressed)
via Plymouth and Havre; also parcel post
mails for Great Britain, France and the
countries mentioned In notes A and be-
4 AM (sup $3.50 AM ID.
Ireland (other countries must be specially
addressed) via Queenstown and Liverpool
also parcel post mails for ireland via
AM d..
Italy. Greece, Bulgaria and Rumania tspe-
cialiy addressed only via Palermo, Piraeus,
varna and Constanza; also parcel post
mania. str ACROPOLIS. o AM.
Europe, Africa and West Asia NORWAY
must be specially addressed) via Plymouth
and Cherbourg: also parcel post malls for
tries mentioned in notes and b below
via Plymouth and Cherbourg: also parcel
post mails for Germany. Austria, Czecho-
slovakia. Hungary and switzerisnd Via
II 80 PM -.
THURSDAY, APRIL 81.
ireland Germany and Poland must be spe-
and Danzig: also parcel post mails for Ire
land via Queenstown, and parcel post mails
for Poland via Danzig, str SUSQUEHANNA,
AM.
Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland
via Christiansand. Christiania and Copen-
hagen; also parcel post mails for Norway
Sweden and Denmark. str HELLIG OLAv
France and other countries Especially ad-
dressed only) via Havre, str ROCHAM-
BEAU. IL 80 AM (sup 80 Pm y.
FRIDAY, APRIL IS.
Norway, Sweden and Finland via Bergen;
also parcel post mails for Norway. str
BERGENSFJORD, 80 AM (sup AM ~.
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. April 25-rhe time ball above
the Navigation aud Marine Engineering
School OF the Senmen's Church Institute. %
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon,
18th meridian. or hours slow OF Greenwich
moan time. Any one desiring correct Green
3DgO
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NE. April 25-Barometer at
noon, 29.7s inches: wind. T., strong breeze; .
weather, rain and foggy; temperature. SO
deg Fair.
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Bound East,

schr Matte ] Allies. South Amboy for
Luoec, Ne land returnedl.
= Amy @ Mexican tBr), Guttenpurg Tor Hail
fax land returned. -,
schr Ella, New York for South Norwalk.
schr Nantisco. Port Reading TOT Nantuchet
fanchored) -
schr Beret ], New York for Nantucket.
Nugs Resoiute, with . barges at ~ 10
AMI; Bohemia. win . .at u 800 AM wal
rlor with lat 8: 40 PM).
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PASSED CITY ISLAND
Bound South.

e. Nansoui (Tr) Boston for New York.
CIR North Land, Boston for New York.
lighthouse tender Tulip lat $3.50 PM(.
schr Maid of Canada (Bp, Lunenpurs'
No far New York with lath to Homan 4
pniaineion: vessel TO Gilmartin Co.
schr Anastasia L. Nantucket Tor New
York. with fish. IN 49,,
coconv No IL with bargcs tat 40 PM) !.
IIokend auuua. with lat 40 PM
c.nar,, canalhnaf Marian lat 3.4o PMl.
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Iaa
islands,, Nyasand PALESTINE 1a
Tibet oand Bush)
an
corscs
FrerchGu
FnP
Senegal
Mauritania Middle FncD Congo MONACO.
ern andE Custantnopie and Brusa)
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ME EorFERs TRADE OPEN
y a X - IT TfNC TO u. 8. a. Favor
able geographical position. Serves as market
for foodstuffs and manufactured goods for
more than ten million population. Apply
portland. n. 40th ST.. New York. or De-
veiopmcni Agent. Cardiff. South Wales,
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Almanac for New York April 26.

Sun rises. .. 8 OF Moon rises. 4 81 AN
sun sets.....s 40 Moon SETS. % PM
TIME OF HIGH WATER APRIL 2G.
Sandy Hook. ......... 06 AN 20 PM
Governors Island...... 80 AM 30 Pm
He'll Gate (Astoria)... 81 AM 80 Pm
The time given IN the above table Is East
ern standard time and Us furnished by tho
United States Coast End Geodetc Survey.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL .6.

Canal Zone. Panama, Nicaragua Except
East COAST. Amapala City, Choluteca.
Cauca and Narino Departments of Colombia
and Ecuador DETER mall only via Cristo-
bal: by rail to Philadelphia. Pa, and thence
BY str ANDREA + LUCKENBACH. 10 PM.
Bermuda, Montserrat. Dominica. st Lucia.
Barbados. st Vincent. Grenada. Trinidad,
Cirdad Bolivar and Guiana via Hamilton;
also parcel post mails for Bermuda. str
FORT HAMILTON, 1880 AM.
Dominican Republic via Monte Christi,
Puerto Plata, SANTANA, Sanchez, La Ro-
mana San Pedro de Macoris. San Domingo
City and Barahona. str LAKE WINTHROP,
80 AM.
Jamaica. Colombia Except letters for
Cauca and Narino derartments) and prints,
&c. for Canal Zone. Panama, Salvador.
Nicaragua Except East Coast. Amapala
City, Choluteca. Nacaomc. Tegucigalpa and
Yuscaran Gin Honduras), and Ecuador via
Kingston, Cristobal Cartageha. Savanilla
and Santa Marta, str METAPAN. AM
(sup Q AM ID.
THURSDAY. APRIL %.
Yucatan and Campeche (Cuba and other
parts of Mexico must be specially ad-
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81 the Radio Corporation Of
Evening star., 1922-02-08
WOODLEY PARK.
BLOOMINGDALE.

pRICHs v62t0
Colonial style home With seoan and hath.
Can Be bought on easy terms. Early posses
sion.s ::
Evening star., 1922-02-08
COAL DISCOVERY GIVES
BAL LTlM0RE LOWER PRICE
Semi i-Anthracite From Freak vean
Offers Competition With Older
Fuel Companies.

Special DlspatcA b The ytar.
BALTTMORE. Nd. February s.-The
dtScovsry OF . huge vein OF coal OF
Q peculiar kind In the vicinity of
Fairfield, Pa. has resulted in the re-
appearance Of competitive prices in
Baltfnors Tor the first time since the
war. ..
The coal. which is known a. semi
anthracite. was tested in the munici-
pal laboratory the latter part Of De-
csMber. and Ses pounds OF 1t burned
81 y hours and left SS pounds Of
ashes. or - per cent. as compared
with the same amount Of regulation
anthraette, which burned 23 hours
and 50 minutes Aad left l2s pounds
OF ashes, or 40.4s per cent.
The price 1t which the recently dis
covered semi-anthracite coal 10 being
sold tn BaltiHore u SIC q ton, which
IL S426 to e5.75 cheaper than that
asked by dealers handling regulation
anthracite.
Local dealers have given no fn,ina-
ton as yet Of cutting their price1 fo
Evening star., 1922-02-08
TAKOMA PARK
.McKEEvER & Goss,

snassaS or m. wAsH1soros REAL ESTATE BOARD sA' "
Evening star., 1922-02-08
I FoR i isAII1-,,;HIouSlilfs.,

SEIVoR1H-vE1E GoEE H0NB or At.
Hacf2ve HU11m an lath,. hot@Ratef heaE, e1ee.
sr,e tst !tshts: paraast eccfs poes1ess Yefy deep
loe; NostDIy 40ub1e brick Gafage. B1c31tHf
coIEtaSaen. Ry1ee ceAueed. aS need feady
tsHh. only $esoO0. Address 8Sx 1A-B, Star
WILL BEfE 81 TRADE NJ HE1KfK NEW
0unGalSw IN TaADaa Park for - 1855 1Se D
xoe0. and bath home In good ssetlol h eft3.
Cg9ains q large rooms a1d bath, attic. tg1xAk
eSl1ar. porches; lot 80 ~ over 40 Asep. ;Clesa
TO cakS. Good Aeat4ng system. eleetxio N0hts,
open AreHMcs. Full Information oys Addsess-
aag Box 1eS-R, Star once. );
HEST CoAAEkcIAE ZONE. q FEW STEFS
"a Conn. ave-. Ssuth pf Dupont Cfrcle. Front
Small sxpesse wm renedel lnto idssl Stsi1sss
ipf1posif1oa. aouse q veil bufat, briek - In
fne state At repair. 10 rooms anA bathA.
Immediate p1ssesstUn. Price, $2AOoQ. Ad.
dress Box 13.R. 6tsr once.
Evening star., 1922-02-08
LEGAL NOTICES
n. STEPHENS and GEORGE j
BARSE, Atforneya.

N THE SUPREME ooukT or TIE ~
trict Of Columhta. 0o2ding D1ett3ct QPht
In ne the condemnation Of land for ths eS-
rse1 snd sluare 4pD, and for the spensA0 q
Otis and Perry sts. south Of Eastern avA =
ths Dssts1et o8 Colunhaa.-Distries Cent 10.
ties = ssrs6, sis.n M % dat the h cSnni.sisssss =
the District Of Collnbia tpaesaaat - . ,ertails
proyiston Of. Of the Act Of conEr.n. q Eo.sd
Nae. Mssss 4 asis =. s,st'sS, ,sn "A. .ss ssk,S e.
ment Of the District Of COLUMBIA. fse th9 0scai
year ending June thirtietA, ntDeteea hsndsd
and fourteen. and Tor other purposes" wbereby.
snS ssfsst avsass. road sr hsavsy t. esaz
fsF0 wftA the plln Of tD permaneak system
Of Highways II that portion OF the District Of
and Georgetown adopted under the Act Of Con.
sress approved March 2. lsoa, a. amendsd ay
the Act, Of Congress approved June y iSoe-
., esnaenn,t.sa .nd.s e. ps'.,::oas, :, ., sas
the District Of Ooun6ta,, have died petttass
fn this court praying the eoBaennasion sf land
noesssaey for t1s extension OF Hassefa aseaue
and % Tor the opening 3, OTIS OTIS sna nd Perry streess.
sooth Of Eastern avsnus. n the District q O.
iumbia, - shoWu on map or plat HE'D WA tAe
that this cours snpssei : iur7 ia sccofsssrs
with the law providsd for b soeh eases - a.
sess the damages each owner Of the land to be
sas. .ay % ss:,: s:a q &. q: :sr sss 4
Otis and Perry streets in fhe District of O.
lumbia, and the condemnation Of the land nee
esary fse the purposes thereof. an1 70 assess
as benefits resulting thesefru0 the entire
amount Of said damages. including the ex-
penses Of these Proceedings. upes any landS Ia
the District Of Columbia which the jury mny
find will be benefited. as provided for m and
By the afoResaid Act Of Congress. It 10 ~ the
court, this fourth day Of February, 11e2,
ordered. That all persons having any interest
in these proceedings Be and they ere heeehs
warned and commande6 to appear fn tAle csuft
on or before the fourth day Of March, 1872, NJ
10 O'Clock A., aad conttaua in attendance
until the court shall have made its eAal order
rAsfSysng and confirming the award oe 6a0Aees'
and the assessmeat Of bene1ts Of the jury 10
be empaneled and sworn heFein; and Il = fsr-
ther ordered That . espy Of thi. notice and
order Be pubaished tWtee q week for two suc
eestxs ves4s In TAe wasAinEeoa Dsesae snr.-
The Warrington HefAA abd WasAingtsA Tanzss.
newspapefs publisAe1 b The saiA District. com
meacing at least twenty days before the said
fourth day Of NAfcA i92z. II 10 fsfther
ordered, That q copy Of this notice and order
be served BY de- Cnited States Mafshal, or his
deputies, upon each Of the owners Of the fee
Of the land to Be Condemned herein n mAy be
found b. tAe nid marshal. or his deputies
within the District Of Columbia and upon the
tenants and occupants Of the same before the
SAID fourth day Of March. i9ee. BY the court,
A. A. HOEHLING, Justice. (SeaL) true
copy. Test: MORGAN q. BEACH. Clerk. by
r. z. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk
Evening star., 1922-02-08
&. q. SLOAN Z co., mo-. AuoTIoNEHls,
TRUSTEES SALE or vALUABLID IN
PROVED REAL ESTATE, NO. BIZ @ ST.

PROVED REAL ESTATE NJ. SlZ' y 81.
wHEREAs the undsrsissed heretofore sd.
vertised the zeal estate described bslsw and
twelfth Day q January. 1872;
AND WHEREAS the purchaser At said sale
has failed to comply with the terms Of said
sale under and hg which the trustee reserved
the right 70 resell at the risk and cost Of such
defaultiue purchaser.
By virtue thereof and Of the poWsre con-
tanned in 4 certain deed Of trust recorded In
Liber No 2Se8, at folio @ ct seq.. Of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia. the under
signed will offer for sale at public auction. At
the risk and cost Of satd default!ng pnrchassr:
NTH II s!Saf SAY s. r 81 fEBsaRY M isss 4 o6R
O'CLOCK Pm, the following descfibed real
estate. situate IN the City Of Washingtsn. in
said District. viB.s Known and distingutsAsd as
the east ooe-ha1f Of lot No. %, IN reservation
No. 10, besinning at tha nefsheast corner Of
said lot, t6aaee west ale1e @ street q feet,
thence south 1S0 fett, tAeAce east q feet,
thence north 10 feet @ the place u begin
ming, tosstAsf With al the. inpfovsmsnts in
Terms: 0ns-third cseh, balance in equal In.
q Per esstIn PEI annun, psyabls ssni.
deed Of trust On the property cold, or all cash
at the purchasers option. A Deposit Of goo
viii b required at the time Of sale. All con
vsyaacing and recordinS Will b At the puf.
ehasef's cost. Terms to Be complied with
within fifteen days, otherwise the trustee re-
serves the right to resell at the risk and cost
Of TIE def&ultine purchaser.
fe3-d&ds Surviving Trustee:
Evening star., 1922-02-08

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