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FRATERNAL NOTICES.
W ASHINGTON, D C. July 22, 1904.
All members of the District of Columbia Cabl
net of th Nut tonal I'nlon are r^iuwted to meet
at tbe late retidtncc of our jjewtiefl friend,
Senior t'nil A. 11.11 .'i2M O st. n.w., TOMOR
H<iW (Saturday) MORNING nt 8 o'clock. Full*
eral senrlceK at St Stephen'? Church, 2T?th and
Pa. avc. n.w., at 0 o'clock.
CI! AS. T. IIENDLER.
Attest: President D. O. Cabinet.
J ELIOT WRIOIIT. Secretary. It
SPECIAL NOTICES.
win, pmwons who were I'kf.sknt on the
afternoon ??f July 1 about 3 o'clock, at the north
nMo of Pa. ave. at 7th at . when a young Hebrew
uwoaii f??ll frwu a *<>uth-l>ound car. pond their
nc toe a and addresses to either TTIOMi*SON St
bASKKY, A<torneys-at-Law, Fendall bMtf .
I.KG A\j I>KI'AHTMENT, CAPITAL TRACTION
CO., Feadall bldf Jy22-f.m,w.3t
WE, THK UXDER81GXKD. AGRHB TO 0L08J
our place* of buslne** at 1 p.m. on SATl'RDAYS
during July and Aturuat. and would request that
the public make their purchaaea and place their
order* prior to that time. The weather la hot
and wo need ttie vacation. If you want an elec
tric fan. we will be right on the apot to fill your
need*.
JOHN C. RAU.
NATIONAL ELKCTRIOAL ST'PPPLY CO.,
JOHN It. G Al J.OWAY,
M TtaPRROW.
C. JIT.H'N FIBER'S SONS.
OARROIJ, BLfrXTllir CO..
JOHN MARINER & SON.
W. W. WHITE.
JOHN A. MILLER.
ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION.
Jy22-2t __
?PORCELAIN LINED BATH TUB
?AND ALL THE FIXTURES
?AND ALL T11E PLUM III NO
-FOR JUST $35?NO MORE- NO LESS
Hutchinson & McCarthy, loth ?t.
jv2:e<i
DOORS, Shelving, Screen Ma
terial, Boards, etc., in small quanti
ties, a speciaty. Prompt delivery,
lowest prices.
LyMedicine Cabinet*. complete with mirror.
(3EO. M. BARKER, ns4Tl,,
building material of all kinds.
Jj-22 Hd
? Summer CHearing Sate.
Our large and exclusive stock of Neglige Shirts
stv especially attractive, but you ran get them
r<>w at about coat. Also our excellent stock of
Men's Furnishings will be closed out at great re
duction*.
TYSSOWSKI BROS.,
Jy22-tf.lO 726 liTH ST.
Guard Against Rcoff Leaks
Ily using Graftonle Roof Paint?a "weather
proof" and "sun-proof" roof coating of amaxlng
durability.
Grafton & Son, KJ 780.
Jy21-10d
A Blank Book Factory
that has doubled Ita output each year. Big dis
count on all summer orders.
HODGES' BOOK BINDERY, 420-22 11th si.
Jy21-0d ___
Many people who complain
that it is so uncomfortable and
inconvenient to wear eyeglass
es can sift their complaint
down to the fact that their eye
glasses slip off?and they can
remedy that bv having FEAST
NOSEPIECES put on their
eyeglass frames.
Feast & Co., Opticians,
tny 17 3m.20 1219 F Street.
We Never Stop
Doing Qood Printing.
?We do n lot of printing, bat we manage to
?do it all well. No Job Is too small to re
?cel?e our most csreful consideration.
The Globe Printing Co.,
Now at 14th & E Sts. j^Tufdg
j.r21 lOd
Tinning & Roof Painting.
We also Repair Il?>ofs, put up Gutters. Spouts,
Chimney Caps and point up Chimneys. Work
guaranteed.
\\rocViirirrtrvnRoofiug Co.(Inc.).707 13th. *Phor?e
Y\ dMlinglOnj^ L Strou8C Mgr. M. i623.
J>21 6d
"No Relief in Sight"
Does not apply to owners of EIJ3CTRIC
FANS. Have us Install fana at your home
and office and you can defy the hottest
weather.
C^S-Speed Fad*, $8 up. 'Phone 2048.
Nat. Electricai Supply Co.,
Wholesale and Retail 1330 N. Y. avs.
Jy21 lod
WASHINGTON. D. C.. July 20, 1904.
We. the subscribers, have entered Into a limited
eopart net shin under the provisions of Chapter 4t,
section 14P8 et seo., of th? code of law for the
TVstrict of Columbia, and do hereby certify that
th?? name of the firm under which said copartner
ship Is to be conducted is Clark. Davenp?>rt Sc
Company; that the general nature of the bualness
to be transacted la that of buying, selling and
dealing in furniture, carpets, uph<ds<erlng, bric
a-brac and honssfurnlahlngs of every description;
thst the names of the general partners of ssld
firm are Edwin S Clark, reaidlng at No. 2804
14th st. n.w., Washington, D. C.. and Gilbert
Coblena, residing at No. 2026 Bolton avenue,
Baltimore. Md.. and the name of the special
nartner Is Harry O. Welller. rwslllng at No. 1817
Eutaw plaoe, Baltimore. Md.; that the capital
contributed by the said Harry C. Welller as
Special partner 1? twenty thouaand dollara
($2f'.oo0) In cash; that the period at which aaid
c. partnership Is to commence la July 20. 1004,
and the period at which it will terminate la
July 20. 1007.
EPWIN S. OLA RFC.
GI LB ERT C< >RLEN S,
General Partners.
HARRY C. WBILIJiR.
Special Partner.
Wltnr-asr MY Fit COnFN. Jy20 w.f.m.4w
"WE PRINT ANYTHING."
Knowledge of what is most at
tractive in printing, combined with
unsurpassed facilities, enables us to
give the highest satisfaction.
d^Special design* and estimates submitted.
eo.E.Howard,7S4 OthSt.
PRINTER, ENuRAVKR AND STATIONER.
jril-Hd
Films developed whcle you
u,?|f by lif* Kulmin Kodak DAYLIGHT
W C.I ii. DEVEI/>PER. You see the results lie
fore roa I.sto our .tore. Only firm In Washington
doing daylight dere'oplng. guick work, Good
work. Small charge
The Columbia Photo s'orLy
Just around the corner from 13th St , on N. T. a?e.
3)-81-8ai.M
A T.I. NEW AND USED PIANOH REDUCED FOR
th. summer Be sure to see ua before deciding
Several (lightly u?e<l Vow Planus at bargalu
trice*.
O. J PE MOI.L & CO , 1231 G at. n.w. Jy20 3t
ROYAL GLUE
Mend*
Everything.
Jyl8tf,4 Druggl.t. . 10c.
PHENOMENAL SALE
PARISIAN LAWN NOTE l'APER, TEXTILE
FINISH.
10c LB.
ENVELOPES. 8c PER PACKAGE, 2 PACK
AGES. 18c. Throe Hires.
RVVPTT'? 013 K ST. N.W.
*3 ?t 1_ il U CJ, 'phone Main 1742.
niy24 82t 10
hardware and metal storks closb
Durlug Jl NK. JL'I.Y and AUGUST,
at B p.m ; SATTRDAYB at 1 p.m.
1)A1U1EH A ROSS.
DARIUS K. flt lduN.
ritlKS, M5ALI, & to..
3 IlLAKE KENDALL.
J AS. 1?. l.AMHir. CO..
r. P. may & C<>..
RI'DOLPH. WEST A CO.
m.T:t?-}eS.I?>.17.a4.Jyl.w. lS.22.au-l"t 10
VaTCHES C1J-UNKD. 75c.; MAINSPRINGS. 7Be.:
crystals, 10c. Repairing of foreign Watchea una
Frcnch rlocks a specialty All worli warranted
for 1 year. MAX GREENBERG.
tf-C 02:i loth ?t. n.w.
W J~ HAIJ>IS. M.D. run., GERMAN 8PE
clallst on Nerroua. Kidney and otb#r l>lseaaet.
iKwtor's service and medicine. 12. Tel. E. 400.
Hoars: 10 to 1 4 to 0 8 E. cor. 6tb and F n.w.
my ft *.t
We Have Et.
Damp-proof Paint?Red. |1.25 !>?* g*l.;
takes any color for 2d or 3d coat. Try It.
J. T. Walker Sons, Ml.
my 13 Sm.lOd
$30 Camera Free.
To introduce our Antl Trust Photo Pip?r* we will
glre a $$<> Camera free for the best and mo?t
rrtlstlc photo made on our Antl Trust paper. Coo
eat closed Oct. 1, 1004.
MA H PPCC Manufacturing Optician,
. ILV.C3C, 014 Wth n T. jV? tf
A terrific hRll storm passeil over soutb
eastern Alutjamu Tuesday night. The
storm covered an area fifteen miles long by
nine miles wide and destroyed all vegeta
tion In it* pmXh.
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE SUPREME COURT <>F THE DlftTBIOT
of Columbia. holdlnc a Special Term a# a District
Court of tlw United State* In awl for said District.
No. 024. Dlat. Doc.?In the matter <rf the con
drnutation of square numbered alx htindred and
eifrhtjr-six la tb? city of WMblnftop, Dis
trict of Columbia, a* a ?lte foe a bulldlnjr for
c< xi xnlttee rooms, folding ro<-ms and other offices
for the United 8tates Senate, and for neceaaary
offir ? riKtrnt for senators.?The President .of the
United States of America, to Julia T. Bodllsb,
Alevno A. Fisher and Ida 8omers FlsheT, bla wire;
J.Dies S Jordan. J. T. Carraway, Harry C. Blrge
and George O. McElwee, truateea; Philip T. podgo
au 1 Margaret A. Dodge, hi* wife; Mary Henderson
Furnsworth. Thomas Burna. Mary A. Farnsworth,
Jessie Thorn#. Samuel How and tfllu F. SUM*. Ola
v. IfeT Thomas li. Montgomery, Richard W. Tyler
arul Rolwt G. Ilutherford. truateea; Annie <J.
Wilbur. Chester A. Snow and Clair P. Snow. Bla
wife; Minnie Wllllama. Nanl Moore, Joseph Clara,
Cartano ScoplllleTO. Mary Shivering, Elisa
Snockiim. Isabel Ouirldeti. Samuel W. Oirrlden,
II II. Trundle, Margaret Stewart. Theodore D.
Sloat. J. B. Greeg Cnstls and Katherlne B. testis.
liia wife; Jacob Fleming, John B. Herrell and
Henry H. McKee, trustees; Samuel H. Walker *nd
Si lly L Walker, hla wife; Ba?ll B. Whalen, Henry
II. lie-rgraann and Leon !\>*>rluer, truateea; Kllwt
betb A. McUee. O. C. Purvis and Richard W.
T\ler. tnistef*; Louisa M. Bccard, Ellen M. Ret
tlg Martha F. Klse. Julia B. Burgdorf. W aahlng
tou Loan and Trust Company, trustee; Joseph
Frisco. G rcgnrlo Segreto, Antonio Oorrlgo. W 1111am
Tle-mus. ltlchard Colbert. Ellen T. Keane. M A.
Koldo. Jaraea P. Shea and R. Francis Saul, trus
tees: William 1". Jacobs. William R. ^cC losky,
surviving truatee: Maria I*. Houghton. Sophie r
palmer. Robert It. Hltt and Sally R. HMt hla
wife; John J Phelps and William E. Bond and
Thomas R. White. Jr.. truateea; National Safe Ue
jK',11. Savings ana Trust Company. trustees; East
ern Dispensary and Casualty Hospital, Woodbury
Blair. <.l#t Blair, Montgomery Blair IM Mith
Draper Blair, hla wife; Minna Blair, W llUam Nor
rla. Lilly Johiaon, Daniel Ilrooka. James Jordan.
Harry line. I^ucy Cammox. John Hall. Mary ??
Ch'lton. William Brown. Minnie Kelt on. Mary
Jessott. Elisabeth D. Palmer. Fannie
Helen P. Palmer. Ell?.al>eth O. Robins. William B.
ralmer and Levlna F. Palmer, hla wife; Benjamin
L. ralmer and Fade A. Palmer, hla wife; Allen C.
Cli rk and W. Mayse. trustees; Franklin P.
Appleton P. Clark, Jr., surviving tnistee; ?Mary V.
Patterson, H. W. Seymour. Henry M. Baker, John
Mucdonnall. Edward J. Stellwagen nnd George B.
Hamilton. trustees; I Airy D. I aimer, Caldwell
Palmer and Louise Palmer. his wife; Ida K.
Palmer. Frank It. Palmer and M. Kflle Palmer, his
wife- E D. Palmer and Irene Palmer, his wire,
American Security and Trust Ooim?ny tni<toe,
Isibel 11111 Goldshorough. I?ulsa G. Tlionirson,
William C. Severn?. Nellie M. Nelson. Mrs.
Perry Robert K. Ilradley, survlTlng trustee; Alice
It. Adfims. William F. Adams. Edward J. A da ma,
Appleton P. Clark. Jr.. and Florence P Clark, his
wife: Allen C. Clark and Sarah I . Clark, his wife,
William J. Flatber ami John S. Swonnsteilt, trus
tees; Lucy J. F.rgood. Bertha H. Caron. Frank H.
WMte. T?>uls Kettler and Conwllns^khardt trus
tees ; Marv J. Arnold. Mrs. II. M. Prlrhard. David
II Fonton and Charles W. Handy, trustees. Henry
T. B. Move. JmlKon T. Cull, surviving trustee,
Judson T. Cull and George S. King, Jjus'e<*; Mar?
T. Clarke Charles C. Glover and Charles W.
Hr.rdv. trustees; C. W. Collins. Mary V Sullivan.
Orlando C. Ketcham. Thomas V. Ketcham, Ka h
erlrm r.reJtumyer. Lijfhtfoot. John W. 1 tiling
and Irvlii* Williamson, truateea; Janica Feriy. J.
J. Murray. William B. King and Robert E. Brad
ley. trustees: James F. Barbour and Annie V Har
bour. Ms wife; Albert A. Wilson an, J;;hn R
L-irner. trustees: Baltimore Yearly Meetln?
Friends (Orthodox). Mary A. Gallijran, Robert C
Scheenborn. Helene T.are, Ulllan Sch>?nborn
(infirt). Florence M. Adams. Lillian Adam- (In
fant). C. Marie Adams (Infant). V A?"
tonlo Fratatuono. Richard Pope. Frank Tangorro,
William Brown. William Park. W airen ArmlBeId.
Reltccca Brown. Patrick Holleran. Fred Bell. ?nd
all other persona owning or claiming to own any
portion of the property embraced In said square, or
Interested or claiming to lie Interested therein as
ot iter* occupants or otherwise however; greeting.
Ton are hereby notified that under and In con
formity with the terms and provisions of the cer
taln act of Congrew of the Cnlted States approved
Anrll 28 A D lltOV entitled "An act making ap
Pk prlationa for sundry civil expense, of the ??*
en'ment for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth,
nineteen hundred and five, and for other purpose*,
and being number 1?4 of the public acts of the
second session <rf the Fifty-eighth Congress of the
sal t United States, a petition for the condemnation
" all of stjuare No. Wfe. In the city of Washing on.
District of Columbia, In which you arc Interested,
hi* bten filed In this court, therefore, you ere
htreby commanded to appear In ssld court and
mi ke answer to the petition aforesaid on or liefore
the 10*h day of Aapiil. A.D. 1W4 >t Wo el^ck
a n... at which time the court will
th^ matter of the condemnation of sain square.
WltnSia the Hon. HARRY M CLABACGH -T.W
Justice of said court, the 18th day of July, A.D.
1WH JOHN R. YOl'NG. Oerk.
Jy22.23.27.30.an3&6
SI PREME COVRT OF THE IMKTRICT OF Co
lumbia, holding a Pr<Aate Court. No.12214, Ad
tTiiniMfrntion This la to give notice that the sun
saltier of the District of Columbia baa obtained
from the Probate Court of the District ?f Colum
bia letters of administration on the estate <>f
James Wallace Green, late of the District of Co
lumbia. deceased. All persons havll.g ela .iij. aKal'ist
tha deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the saini,
with the voucher* thereof, legally authenticated, to
the ?ub?crll>er. on or before the 21*t day of July.
A I> JU05 otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. Given un<te>r my
hand tfcla 21 at day of July. 1!*>4. MAGGIE
tiREEN 617 Brown's court *.e. Attest: w M. I.
TAYL0<t. Deputy Register of Wills for the Dl^rict
of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court. 11. P?Eh
COTT GAT1.EY. Attorney^ Jy22 law Jt
SL'PRBME COl'RT OF THE DISTRICTOF Co
lumbia. holding a Probate Court. No. !??'?. *J"
mlnlgtratlon.?This Is to give notice that tbe sub
scriber. of the District of Columbia, has obtained
from tbe Probate Court of the District of Colum
bia letters of administration on the estate of hd
mund A. Ilates. late of the District of Columbia,
deceased. All arsons having cU1??
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the 18th day
A.D. 1K06; otherwise they may by law be *"lu^"J?
a -a, rs& .sir ,
SSC&S5 iAS'i *??"? f
Columbia. Clerk of ths Probate Oonrt. WM. HE2t
BERT SMITH. Attorney. JyIP-law,at
IN THE SI PREME COl'RT OF THE DISTRICT
?,f Colombia. -Fllxabeth Schneider, complainant. v?.
Hrldget Dollaghan et al.. defendanta. Blqulty >.0
244(ife. The object of thla suit Is to obtain partition
of the real estate described In the bill of complaint
situated In the District of Columbia, and known as
lot numbered forty Ave (45), In square six hundred
and twenty-Hx (fl2fl) of tbe plan of ttie city <>I
Washington, and known as premises number ^ W
Mul ave. n.w. On motion of John E. McNallr.
solicitor for complainant. It Is this 14th day of July.
A D lot>4. ordered that tbe defendants, James
Dollaghan, Mary Ann I-ooney, Katharine Henretty.
Margaret McNally. John Mondy. Margaret Mundy.
Mary A. Mundy and Bridget Dollaghan. cause
their appearance to be entered herein on or before
the fortieth day. exclusive of Sundays and lega.
holidays, occurring after the first publication f
this order. If they b* alive: and that their unknown
heirs, devisees and alienee*, if any of said de
fendants be dead, and the unknown heirs of John
Dollaghan, deceased, and the unknown heirs of
Kate McManus. deceased, cause their nppearauce to
be entered herein on or liefore the first rule day oc
curring three month* after tbe first publication of
this order: otherwise this cause will be proceeded
with as In case of default. Provided a copy of this
older be published once s week for three successive
weeks prior to said fortieth day. and twice a month
for three successive months prior to said return
dav, in the Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star, the said last mentioned publication
to Include two of the said weekly publications.
ASHLEY M. GOCI.D, Justice. A true copy?Test'
J R YOUNG. Clerk. By J. W. LATIMER Assist
ant Clerk. Jyl5-law-3t-then 2am-2m
Sl'PREME COCRT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lumbia. holding a Probate Court.?No. 11058. Ad
ministration. Thla Is to give notice: That the sub
*crll>er o{ the District of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court of tbe District of Columbia
letters testamentary on ths estate of William W.
Cait. late of the Dlatrlct of Columbia, deceased.
All persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub
scrlber. on or before tbe 14th day of July, A.D.
1008; otherwise they may by law be excluded
fr< in all benefit of said estate Given under my
hand thla 14th day of July. 1904. MARIAN V.
ELLIOTT. 1824 II St. n.w. Attest: WM. (. TAY
LOR Deputy Register of Wills for the District of
Columbia Oerk of the Probate Court. R. ROSS
PERRY ft SON. Attorneys. Jylft-law-3t
IS THE SUPREME OOCRT OF THE DISTRICT
of 'Colombia.- James C. Rogers, plslntlff, t?. the
unknown hsir*. devisee* and alienee* of Edward
Williams, deceased, defendsnts.?No. 24678, equity
docket No 66 ?"Hie object of this suit is to obtain
a decree Mtahllshing of record tbe title of the
complainant In fee simple by adverse poMesalon
to lot No. 1 of "Dor*ejr s Flr*t Purchase." being
part of a tract of land called ?'Granby.-; In the
District of Columbia, a* said lot appears unon a
clat of said land recorded In Liber R. M. H. No.
24 folio 233. of the land rscorda of the District
of 'Colombia, as agalnat all clalma of the unknown
heirs devl*ees sod slleuee* of Edward Williams,
dereased aud all persons claiming by. tbroogh or
under bl'm. them or any of thetn. On motion of
the complainant, by F. Snowden Hill, hi* aollcitor,
It 1* tbl* #th iay of June, A. D. 1904, ordered
that the defendant* came their appearance to be
entered herein on pr before the flret ruin day oc
curring three month* afier the day of tbe flr*t
publication of this order; otherwise the csuse will
be proceeded with as In case of default: Provided,
thla order be published once in each of three suc
cessive weeks during the first month next sfter
the first publication of thla m tbe and twice a
month during the next succeeding two months in
the ?'Washington I^w Reporter" and "The Wash
ington E\enlng Star." By the court: THOS. H.
ANDERSON. Justice. True copy-Test: J. R.
YOUNG, Clerk. By F. E. CUNNINGHAM. Asst.
Clerk Jel0,17.24.Jyl,15.22.aul2,19
Marine Corps Orders.
First lieutenant E. H. Ellis has been
grunted one month's leave of absence.
Flret Lieutenant E. B. Miller, from the
murine barracks. Norfolk, Va? to Porte
mouth. N. H., to command marine guard,
I'nlted States receiving ship 8outhery, re
lieving Captain William Hopkins, who Is
ordered to command marine g\mrd United
States steamer Chicago, at Bogton.
Captain H. C. Davis to the marine bar
racks, this city.
Major K. K. Cole, from duty at the
headquarters United States marine corps,
to command marine barracks, navy yard,
this city, relieving Major T. P. Kane, who
Is ordered to marine headquarters.
Second Lieutenant A. E. Owens, from
command marine guard, United Slates
steamer Albany, to Mare Island, Cal., for
Iduty with the marine guurd. United States
Ohio, when she Is placed In commission.
Lieutenant Colonel L. W, T. Waller grant
ed one month's leave of absence.
! HAND BOOKS DISAPPEAR
BECAUSE ST. ASAPH'S IS OPEN
FOB, BUSINESS AOAIN.
Other Pool Booms May Be Started?
Commonwealth's Attorney Says
"til* More the Merrier."
"Police Interference in the matter of hand
books on the races is not necessary," was
the remark made to a Star reporter this
morning by a man who is Identified in
sporting circles. "All that Is necessary is a
little time and they will all be out of busi
ness. There are only three or four of them
left now and signs of prosperity are disap
pearing ,from them. Many of those who
were in the business a few weeks ago have
stepped down and are now engaged in legit
imate pursuits. All of them lost what cap
ital they had. It is practically impossible
for the hand book people to keep ahead of
the game when they have to do business
under cover, and sports are afraid to wager
their money on the books because of the
many persons who have played winning
horses and then did not get their money.
"Frequently," said The Star informant,
"men who conduct these books will accept
wagers and then refuse to pay the winnings
on the ground that the money was received
too late, but nobody ever heard of money
being returned because It wa< too late in a
case wt^re the cash was placed against a
racer that failed to show. The reason so
many hjtnd book men have been forced out
of business is because they were unable to
stand being 'hit' so frequently. People who
patronize these men usually play 'tips' or
favorites and the result is that many of
them win. At the pool rooms It is an en
tirely different matter. When there are so
many persons 10 wager money and so many
races upon which to place the odds, prac
tically every horse is backed to some ex
tent and It resolves itself into the losers
paying the winners, with the odds largely
In favor of the promoters of the game.
St. Asaph's Operating.
"Since the Virginia authorities and resi
dents of Alexandria county generally ceased
their crusade against the St. Asaph's pool
room the place has been frequented by
the former large number of people from
this city, and thousands of dollars are
being lost there by people who can ill af
ford to give up so much money from their
earnings. Club or no club, the business
is demoralizing and cfl%ht to be stopi>ed.
While the few men Interested in the busi
ness are getting wealthy there are scores
and perhaps hundreds of homes being con
stantly made unhappy because of the
money that Is taken from them by the
pool room people. And it does seem sin
gular that such a place is permitted to
exist almost within the shadow of the
national capital. There are laws suffi
cient to punish the gambling crap shooter,
whose gambling must necessarily be done
on a small scale, and it does seem to me
that it ought to reach those who are taking
so much money from families and causing
suffering to Innocent women and children."
Since the raid made at St. Asaph's some
weeks ago and the victory gained in court
by the alleged gamblers the pool room
across the river lias been permitted to
run wide open without any restriction be
ing placed against those who are willing
to part with their cash on wajfers on the
races. So flourishing a business has been
done that other people are making ar
rangements to open a similar place and
expect they will meet with no more oppo
sition from the authorities than have the
owners of the St. Asaph's room. The new
place, it is stated, is to be opened at either
Rosslyn or Jackson City.
Another Pool Room.
"The more the merrier," was the remark
of Commonwealth's Attorney Mackey at the
time the St. Asaph's cases were taken to
court. /
He said at that time that if he failed in
his efforts to get rid of the gambling ele
ment in the county he would encourage the
opening of a number of such places. In
order that the law-abiding people of the
county might get a good Idea of the harm
done by such places. Should the second
place prove a success the county will prob
ably have other gambling places of the
kind to contend with, and trouble. It is
believed, is bound to follow.
In this city Major Sylvester did what
he could In the matter of breaking up the
hand books, and several arrests were made.
Bond was given for the appearance of
the defendants in the Police Court for
Jury trials. These cases have now been
pending several weeks and have not yet
been put upon the court assignment for
trial. It is thought that the trials of these
cases will be hotly contested if they are
brought before the court. The claim will
probably be made that the making of such
books is not a violation of law, but Is
on a par with the brokerage or commis
sion business.
Army Orders.
Capt. A. C. Macomb, 5th Cavalry, has
been detailed as executive officer of the
national rifle competition to be held at
Fort Riley, Kan.
Maj. John L. Builis, paymaster, when dis
charged from the general hospital, San
Francisco, will be ussigned to temporary
duty at that city.
Leaves of absence have been granted as
follows: Capt. Harry L. Hawthorne, Ar
tillery Corps, two months; Chaplain Chars.
W. Freeland, tjth Cavalry, three months'
extension; First Lieut. Peter W. Vreden
burg, 2Kth Infantry, thirty-seven days.
Lieut. Col. Edwin F. Gardner, deputy sur
geon general, has been ordered before an
army retiring board at Atlanta, Ga,
First Lieut. Henry L. Brown, assistant
surgeon at Columbus barracks, has been
assigned to duty in the Department of tho
Lakes.
First Lieut. Howard H. Bailey, assistant
surgeon in this city, has been ordered to
duty at Plattsburg barracks, N. Y.
First Lieut. Henry G. Humphreys, at Fort
DuPont, Del., has been ordered to Fort
Totten, N. Y.
First Lieut. Paul J. Freeman, assistant
surgeon in this city, has been ordered to
Fort Slocum. N. Y.
Naval Orders.
Commander A. Sharp lias been detached
from duty In the Bureau of Navigation,
Navy Department, and ordered to the
Naval War College for course of Instruc
tion.
Boatswain C. J. Chrlstlanson, retired, to
duty at the Union iron works, San Fran
cisco.
Assistant Paymaster E. E. Goohue, from
the Wheeling and await orders.
Warrant Machinist T. F. Hobby, retired,
from the navy yard, New York, to his
home.
Gunner W. H. Walker, from the Yoko
hama hospital to the Monterey.
Second Lieut. F. F. Robards, U. S. M. C.,
from the Yokohama Hospital to the Cavlte
station.
Assistant Surgeon C. C. Grieve, from the
Cavlte station to the station at Guam.
First Lieutenant G. H. Mather, U. 8. M.
C., to the naval station at Guam.
Capt. E. R. Lowndes, U. 8. M. C., from
the Asiatic station to Washington city .
Detailed to Staff College.
The following named officers have been
detailed to enter the class at the staff col
lege, Fort Leavenworth, Kan., September 1
next:
Capts. Robert H. C. Kelton, Artillery
Corps; Romulus F. Walton, 6th Infantry;
William K. Naylor, Oth Infantry; Tenney
Ross, 7th Infantry; Oliver L. Spauldlng,
jr., Artillery Corps; William D. Connor,
Corps of Engineers; Harley B. Ferguson,
Corps of Engineers, and Malln Craig, 10th
Cavalry; First Lleuts, Raymond Sheldon,
18th Infantry; George E. Thome, 12th In
fantry; Robert H. Peck, 24th Infantry;
John F. James, 8th Infantry; Fred. K.
Buchan, 8d Cavalry: Leslie A. I. Chapman,
1st Cavalry; Henry B. Clark, Artillery
Corps; William A. Castle, 16th Infantry,
and Gad Morgan, 7th Infantry, and Second
ieuts. William N. Haskell, Oth Cavalry;
rederlck Mears, 5th Qavalry, and Edward
K. Masse*, 7th Infantry,
OCCASIONAL f\ Hi
Warmer Saturday; Fresh ]fr{>rtlieaster
ly Winds, Becoming_Northwesterly.
Forecast till 8 p.m. Saturday:
For the District of CctLumbi?, occasional
rains tonight and Saturday, warmer Satur
day; fresh northeasterly winds, becoming
northwesterly. I< i /
For Delaware and Maryland, occasional
rains tonight and Saturday, with rising
temperature; fresh northeasterly winds,
becoming northwesterlyl . j
For Virginia, showery tonight and in
eastern portion Saturday, with rising tem
perature; light south to Vest *inds.
Weather conditions an& general forecast:
The southeastern area of high pressure
has gradually broken lit), and the north
western high has become the dominating
feature. The latter is increasing In inten
sity and drifting slowly eastward. In east
ern and southern districts unsettled, show
ery weather prevails, with a moderate dis
turbance occupying the middle Atlantic
states and the upper Ohio valley. A sec
ond barometric depression of considerable
magnitude Is moving eastward across the
northern plateau.
Rain has fallen generally east of the Mis
sissippi and south of the Ohio valley, and
scattered showers have fallen in the Mis
souri valley, southern Kansas and the mid
dle Rocky mountain region.
The temperatures are below the seasonal
average generally east of the Rocky moun
tains.
Showery weather Is indicated for the next
thirty-six hours in Atlantic coast districts
and the east gulf states.
Moderate to cool weather will prevail for
several days.
The winds along the middle Atlantic
coast will be fresh east to northeast, be
coming westerly Saturday; on the south
Atlantic and east gulf coasts light to fresh
westerly winds will prevail, and on the
lower lakes variable winds, becoming fresh
northerly.
The following heavy precipitation (In
inches) has been reported during the past
twenty-four hours; Escanaba, 1.14; Char
lotte, 2.00; Pensacola, 4.70.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have light to fresh easterly
winds and cloudy weather to the Grand
Banks.
Condition of the Water.
1 Temperature and condition of water at 8
a.m.: Great Falls, temperature, 70; condi
tion, 11; Dalecarlia reservoir, temperature,
87; condition at north connection, 6; condi
tion at south connection, 4. Georgetown
distributing reservoir, temperature, 81;
condition at Influent gate house, 4; condi
tion at effluent gate house. 3. Washington
city reservoir, temperature, 78; condition
at Influent, 3; condition at effluent. 4.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at .the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours begin
ning at 2 p.m. yesterday:
Thermometer?July 21, 4 p.m., 77; 8 p.m.,
72; 12 midnight, 68. July 22. 4 a.m., 00; 8
a.m., 68; 12 noon, 68; 2 p.m., 70.
Maximum, 88, at 3:45 p.m. July 21; mini
mum, 65, at 6:30 a.m. July 22.
Barometer?July 21, 4 p.m.. 20.00; 8 p.m.,
29.05; 12 midnight, 20.05. July 22, 4 a.m.,
20.00 ; 8 a.m., 29.90; noon, 29.91; 2 p.m., 29.88.
Maximum temperature past twenty-four
hours, 88; a year ago, 87.
Up River Waters.
Special Dispatch to The Kvenlng Stir.
HARPER S FERRY, W. Va? July 22.^
Both rivers are muddy here today.
Tide Table.
Today?Low - tide. 10:24 a.m. and 10:31
p.m.; high tide, 8:32 a.rfj. and 4:04 p.m.
Tomorrow?Low tide, 11:22 a.m. and 11:28
p.m.; high tide, 4:30 a.m. and 5:05 p.m.
The Sun and Moon.
Today?Sun rises 4:51 a.m.; sun sets 7:20
p.m.
Tomorrow?Sun rises 4:52 a.m.
Moon sets 1:44 a.m. tomorrow.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset; ex
tinguishing begun one hour before sunrise.
All arc and incandescent lamps lighted fif
teen minutes after sunset and extinguished
forty-five minutes before sunrise.
THE SATURDAY STAR.
Reading to Entertain Both the Young
and Otherwise.
Matters of general Interest, topics suit
able for hot-weather discussions, fashion
and household affairs, and other things ap
pealing only to women, sports, travel, a
children's page, fiction, etc., will be each
found Interestingly presented In the liter
ary supplement of the Saturday Star. A
few of the special chapters are In the fol
lowing list:
CAMP BIRD S OWNER (Illustrated).
A chat with Thomas F. Walsh, the min
ing king, and his advice to young men.
A Carpenter interview.
CANOEING ON THE POTOMAC (Illus
trated).
The summer fad of many Washlngton
lans, who love to paddle In the evening
by the "moonlight."
AN ALADDIN CAREER (Illustrated).
Henry G. Davis from brakeman to forty
times a millionaire.
FOR GARDEN PARTIES (Illustrated). .
1830 styles in summery furbelows and the
latest developments.
O'KEEFE, AKOOND OF SWAT (Illus
trated)..
Third Installment of Wm. Hamilton Os
borne's serial story.
CAMPAIGN GIMCRACKS (Illustrated).
Selecting cartoons, songs, portraits. But
tons and badges, and other means to
the end.
ARE "MAKING GOOD" (Illustrated).
An Italian-American writes of his coun
trymen In the Cnlted States.
A MT'SELM COLLECTOR (Illustrated).
Adventures of husband snd wife on an
8,000 mile Journey hunting for curios.
A SEA SERPENT SEEN (Illustrated).
A distinguished French naval officer has
cabled the news, at the proper season,
too.
PARIS FASHION LETTER (Illustrated).
Beautiful costumes worn at American
ambassador's reception and at Trou
ville. 7 j
A MATRIMONIAL RUSH ORDER (Illus
trated).
A short story written for The Evening
Star by Jeanne O. Loixeaa*.
FIRST AID GARMENTS (Illustrated).
Ready-to-wear outfits for little folks, at
reasonable prices.
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CHILD OF THE SUTMS (Illustrated).
Little folks of the tenements who are
connoisseurs in making * the best of
things. ? .
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THE FAMILY 8EAMSTRBSS (Illustrated).
Her special value when she can embroid
er and put in the fancy stitches.
THE AMERICAN BOY (Illustrated).
His standing In the world of business and
his rank In the professions.
Building Permits Issued.
The following building permits were is
sued today:
J. C. Darnall, one two-story brick dwell
ing, No. 226 11th street northeast; cost,
$3,500.
Anna L. Lewis, four two-story brick
dwellings, N?a. 841?-a422 U street north
west; cost. O8,000.
Honry Strong, one two-story brick store
building, No. 1228 F street northwest; cost,
flfi.OOO.
THE COURT RECORD
District Supreme Court.
EQUITY COURT?Justice Wright.
Dodge agt. Dodge; substitution of trustee;
complainant's solicitor, S. D. Bradley.
Woodbury ngt. Woodbury; counsel fee
awarded defendant's solicitor; complain
ant's solicitors. Wilson & Barksdale; de
fendant's solicitor, J. 8. McDonough.
Finley agt. Flnley; rule continued to July
26, 11)04; complainant's solicitors, Leckle A
Fulton; defendant's solicitor, R. F. Down
in*.
Huntzlnger agt. Huntzlnger; guardian ad
litem appointed; complainant's solicitor, B.
H. Loucks; defendant's solicitor, E. C. Dut
ton. ^
Loeffler agt. Hazen; restraining order dis
solved; complainant's solicitor, Philip
Walker; defendant's solicitor, George E.
Sullivan.
Mitchell agt. Tome; substitution of trus
tee decreed; complainant's solicitor. Smith
Thompson; defendant's solicitors, Ralston
& Slddons.
Coleman agt. Gorman; Peyton Gordon ap
pointed receiver, vice De Lashmutt; bond.
$2,500; complainant's solicitor, W. H.
Sholes; defendant's solicitors, Hayden
Johnson and M. J. Colbert.
Ballinger agt. Balllnger; rule on com
plainant returnable July 25; complainant's
solicitors, Davis & Kimball; defendant's so
licitor, J. E. Laskey.
CIRCUIT COURT?Justice Wright.
Fontano agt. Robblns; time to settle bill
of exceptions and to tile transcript extended
to August 22; plaintiff's attorneys. Berry &
Minor; defendant's attorneys, Hamilton 4k
Colbert.
CRIMINAL. COURT?Justice Wright.
United States agt. Augustus L. Shaffer,
murder; bill of exceptions signed and filed,
and time to file transcript in Court of Ap
peals extended to October 10; attorneys. H.
E. Davis, W. J. Lambert and D. W. Baker.
PROBATE COURT-Justlce Wright.
Estate of Eleanor J. Cooper; will dated
December 20, lttOO. filed.
Estate of Belle Halliday; petition for let
ters of administration filed; attorney C. E.
Emlg.
Estate of Francis H. Ball; will dated
April 13, 1886, filed.
Estate of Roberta Ford; will dated July
9, l'J03. filed.
Estate of Anna M. Yates; will dated Octo
ber 28. 1901, filed.
Estate of Margaret R. Wood; petition to
advance legacy; attorney, Joseph R. No
land.
Estate of Lewis C. Mann; will dated June
8, 1894, filed.
In re Margaret E. MeWilllamson et al..
order appointing guardian; bond, $1,5<J0.
Estate of Wm. T. Harris; order to show
cause.
Estate of Margaret R. Wood; order to
pay legacies; attorney, Ellen S. Mussey.
Estate of Elizabeth MeWilllamson; order
confirming sale.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Charles S. Bundy.
SUB-DISTRICT NO. 1.
William Carley, plaintiff, agt. Mary F.
Young, defendant; debt, $28.47.
Charles C. Davis, plaintiff, agt. the Union
Building Company, defendant; damages,
breach of contract, $30; Edw. L. Gles, plain
tiff's attorney.
Craycroft & Ady. plaintiffs, agt. Charles
Williams, defendant; debt, $31.06; judgment
for plaintiff with interest.
Samuel C. Mills.
SUB-DISTRICT NO. 2.
Charles A. Daly, plaintiff, agt. August W.
Machen, defendant; debt, $36.27.
Albert F. Hades, plaintiff, a*rt. Henry
Weyl. defendant; debt, $10; dismiss ;d upon
settlement.
George A. Thurber, plaintiff, agt. the Na
tional Capital Automobile Company. Ferdi
nand D. Stephenson, Claude G. Stephenson,
William L. White and V. S. Colby, trading
as the Washington Automobile Cab Com
pany, defendants; debt; damages. $3<iO.
Estabrook & Eaton, plaintiffs, agt. A.
Stanley Rice, defendant; debt, $39.00.
The Parker Pen Company (Inc.), plaintiff,
agt. Dominick Riclcenbacker, defendant;
debt, $68.85.
E E Fisher, plaintiff, agt. William Lans
dale, defendant; debt. $26; judgment for
plaintiff. .
M E Buckley, plaintiff, agt. L. \\ . Jolin
son. defendant; debt, $8 60; Judgment con
f6686d>
J. J. Atchison, plaintiff, agt. Finley H.
Harris, defendant; debt. $14.70.
J. J. Atchison, plaintiff, agt. Mrs Dora
Downer, defendant; debt, J38.25; Judgment
1 for plaintiff. _
Ralph Saers, plaintiff, agt. Florence L.
Channing. defendant; debt. $100.
The Equitable Purchasing Company (inc.),
plaintiff, agt. Walter E. Jordan, defendant;
dAn'n?e Braschl, plaintiff, agt. Edward W.
Cady. defendant; debt, $-ltf.91.
William Carley. plaintiff. a?t George W.
Scott, defendant; debt, $5.88; dismissed by
order of plaintiff. ,
William J. Dante, plaintiff, agt. Mrs.
Mary E Floyd, defendant; debt, $i"; judg
ment upon affidavit; F. Walter Branden
burg. plaintiff's attorney.
Samuel R. Church.
SUB-DISTRICT NO. 3.
J. R. Wellington, plaintiff, agt JoffP"
B Colburn, defendant: debt $35; plaintiffs
attorney, E. B. Klmeall.
Calvert & Halloway, plaintiffs, agt Char
ity A Chase and Manley Chase, defend
ants; debt $102.87; Judgment for PMntltt,
plaintiff's attorneys, Brandenburg & Bran
d Louise O. Tompkins, plaintiff, agt. James
F. Sir Louis, defendant; dismissed without
prejudice; defendant's attorney, Frank E.
Williamson. ......
Iflundon, O'Brien & Belt, plaintiffs, agt.
Alfred G. Masius, defendant; deot for
rent $83.60; settled and dismissed.
p. V. Mitchell, trustee, plaintiff, agt.
Richard M. Davis, defendant; replevin
damages $30.
Luke C. Strider.
SUB-DISTRICT NO. 4.
Dr I G Hull, plaintiff, agt. F. M. Van
Hoxen, defendant; debt $25; discontinued
by order of plaintiff. .
Henry M. Rlieam, plaintiff, agt. Mord
Hyams. defendant; debt $10.
The Law Reporter Company, plaintiff,
agt. Joseph A. Repettl, defendant; debt
$7 50
Wliliam T. Partlow and Anthony D. Yal
gler trading as The Equity Loan Com
pany, plaintiff, agt. George J. Collett, de
fendant; debt $14.40 and interest.
Thompson Wilson Company, plaintiff,
agt R L Glanniny, defendant; debt $80.83.
John A. Schneider and Charles F. Schnei
der, trading as C. A. Schneider & Sons,
plaintiff, agt. Ira G. Scott, defendant;
debt $4.06; discontinued by order of plain
UWilliam Levitt, plaintiff, agt. W. H. Ed
wards. defendant; debt $94.95; judgment
after trial ex parte for plaintiff with ln
Mlller-Kopp Cut Stone Company, plain
tiff, agt. W. H. Chappie, defendant; debt
$45!50; judgment after trial for plaintiff
$30.15 and interest.
M. Oppenheimer. plaintiff, agt. Charles
F. Eisensteln. defendant; debt $173; judg
ment after trial ex parte for plaintiff with
interest.
Lewis I. O'Neal.
SUB-DISTRICT NO. 5.
Charles M. Woolf. plaintiff, agt. Wm. A.
Anderson and Henry F. Kintz, defendants;
debt $150. with interest.
Weed & Co. (Inc.), plaitlffs, agt. C. A.
Hamilton, defendant; debt $13.86, with in
terest.
Hecht & Co., plaintiffs, agt. Jas. A. Lan
sing, defendant: debt $22.45; Judgment on
affidavit for plaintiff.
Edwin F. Gillies & Co., plaintiffs, agt.
Sturgeon M. Colfax and John L. Chambers,
trading as the Pennsylvania Cafe, defend
ants; debt $30.75; Judgment on affidavit for
plaintiffs.
H. Randall Webb.
SUB-DISTRICT NO. 6.
Hecht & Co., plaintiffs, agt. Ernest G.
Chewing, defendant; debt $23.28; judgment
by confession for plaintiff.
Robert H. Terrell.
SUB-DISTRICT NO. 8.
Charles Stleff and Frederick P. Stieff,
trading as Charles M. Stleff, plaintiff, agt.
Mrs. N. O'Neil. defendant: replevin $15
oemagea; dismissed by order of plaintiff;
Ralston & Slddons, H. Wlnship Wheatley,
plaintiff's attorneys.
M. Oppenheimer, plaintiff, agt. Miss H.
Whitzel. defendant: debt $38.10; judgment
for plaintiff with Interest.
E E. Fisher, plaintiff, agt. Miss Laura
Hayes, defendant; debt $40; judgment for
plaintiff with interest.
Lou4s Kollpinskl, plaintiff, agt. John H.
Clipper, defendant: debt $86; dismissed by
order of plaintiff; Wm. Glennan, plaintiff's
attorney, ? _
The L. H. Beals & 8on Company (Inc.).
plaintiff, agt. Hermann Bberly. defendant;
debt $23.26; dismissed by order of plaintiff.
FINANCIAL
DIVIDEND NOTICE?AT A MEETING OF THE
board of director* of THE NATIONAL SAFE
DEPOSIT. SAVINGS AND TRl ST COMPANY
of THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. hrl<! June
20. ? dividend of IVi per centum wai d??Urrd.
luvnMe Align*? 1, to ?to.-kliolilrni of ivord oa
rioting the transfer book, at 4 o'clock p.m.,
July 2G. 1W<>4. J?22-3t
3%
per annum
paid on sav
ings deposits
?c r e d :. t e d
semi-annually.
opens a savings account.
Union Savings Bank,
BondBldg., H4th&N.Y. Av.
jy22-30d
Capital and Surplus, $4,500,000.
The Safe Deposit Vaults
of the American Security
and Trust Company in the
Fireproof Warehouse,
1140 Fifteenth Street,
offer the greatest possible
security for silverware and
valuables in owner's case.
$1 per Month, Including Cartage.
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Pre.
AL.VIN M. LOTH ROP,
l?t V. Pre*.
E. QXTINCY SMITH.
2.1 V. Pre?.
JOHN B. SIJSMAN. Jr.,
Secretary.
D. FULTON HARRIS.
Treasurer.
JACKSON H. IUI.fTHV,
Atty.
I. O. KIMBALL Aud.
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Tliat do not fluctuate?that possess
absolute Ftahlllty?durlnp disturbed
conditions of tbe stock market or the
money market are those secured by
flrst deeds of trust (mortgages) on
real estate under conservative ap
praisement We try always to keep
on hand a limited supply of such In
vestments, in sums of and up
ward. hearing Interest payable semi
annually at the rate of rive per rent
per annum, that we can sell ?t par
and accrued Interest. Call for book
let. "Concerning Loans and Invest
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"Everything In Real Estate."
Be Prepared
?for the inevita
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by laying aside a
portion of your
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ings account.
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earn in- ^
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Carl Auerbaeh,
Alex. S. Clarke.
Edwin A. Clifford,
Michael J. Colbert.
Anthony Gacgler,
John B. (Jeier,
William llahn.
J. Philip Herrmann,
Francis Miller,
Win. Miller,
John II. Huppert,
Henry Murray,
II. F. Saul,
James F. 4$beaf
John Shughrue.
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Home Savings Sank,
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Surplus $4,052,700.80
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David Murphy,
President.
Jas. F. Keenan.
Vice President.
Nicholas H. Shea,
Treasurer.
James F. Shea.
Secretary.
P. P. Patrick, plaintiff, agt. Mrs. D. A.
Collins, defendant; debt J26.5&
Thomas H. Callan.
SUB-DISTRICT NO. ?.
Neva M. Morton, plaintiff, agt. Charles
McGee. defendant; dimages, $."V>0: certiora
ri to Supreme Court of the District of Co
lumbia.
John T. White, plaintiff, agt. Mary C.
Balande. defendant; debt, $15G.G0; dismissed
by plaintiff.
Alfred Clements, plaintiff, agt. M. P.
Rice, defendant; debt, $122.07; judgment for
plaintiff.
David H. Talman, plaintiff, agt. Wm. P.
Webster, defendant; debt, $49.50.
A. S. Caywood, plaintiff, agt. Thomas B.
Walker, defendant; debt, $83.50; discon
tinued by order of plaintiff.
E. D. Transue, plaintiff, agt. Frank Hack
enbach. defendant; debt, $12.50; judgment
satisfied.
Oeorge S. Cooper, plaintiff, agt. Aaron
Koeningsberger, defendant; debt. $30.
Equity Loan Company, plaintiff, agt.
Buehrod W. Grubbs. defendant; debt, $24.
Wm. M. Reduard, plaintiff, agt. T. A.
Camm.ick & Bro., defendants; traver, $53.
George H. Darrell. plaintiff, agt. Wm. E.
Higgins, defendant; debt, $50.
Wm. F. Partlow. plaintiff, agt. Aloyslus
Dove, defendant; debt, $10.
William Larmun, plaintiff, agt. James
Hunnicutt, defendant; attachment on judg
ment.
Hattle V. Bruce, plaintiff, agt. James L.
Montgomery, defendant; debt, $21.
William F. Partlow and Anthony W. Gay
lef, trading as the Equity Loan Company,
plaintiff, agt. James S. Smith, defendant;
debt, $15.
Emanuel M. Hewlett.
SUB-DISTRICT NO. 10.
Charles Bendheim. plaintiff, agt. Edward
Hlnwood. defendant; debt, $30; judgment
for plaintiff.
Sortie of tbe Vladivostok Ships.
The State Department has received a
cablegram from Mr. Grlscom, United State*
minister at Tokyo, confirming the press re
ports to the effect that the Russian Vladi
vostok squadron had passed Into the Pa
cific oc?an.
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has made ?rrangemet.ts to remit money di
rect tc parties In Europe, particularly In
Italy It im* l.i, Scandinavia and Austria-Hun
gary, where there are no hankers.
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Loans on Real Estate
On Easy Monthly Payments.
THE HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION will ae>
commodate you. If you are building or buying foe
a homo or Investment and need money call on the
underafgned and get Information and take Stock.
Appllcatlona for loans from agents solicited.
GEO.W.LINKINS, Pres.. VVM.H. WET7.KL, See..
?? luth st. n..-. 2ISS II at. n w.
A.S.TAYLOR.V. Trea.. E. 8 WESOOTT. Tress..
. '<nn K ?<- ?-w- 1007 Pa. are. *.wT^
)3?Clfl<
Washington
Loan <& Trust Co.,
OFFICE. COR. OTn AND F STI.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. $1,000,000.
?- loans !n any amouot made <.n approved real
estate or collateral at reascosble rates.
Interest paid ui>on deposits on monthly bal
aLcog subject to check.
This company acta at riecutar, admlnlstra
tor, trustee, agent, tieasurer. registrar and
In all other fiduciary capacities. ?
Boxes fcr rent In burglar and fireproof
vaults for spfc deposit and storage of valu
? abl? packages
Real Estate Department Is prepared to
srcie the management of your real estate.
Careful attention given to all details.
JOHN JOY EDSON {'resident
JOHN A. SWOTE Vice President
ELI.IS SI EAR Second Vice President
ANDREW PUlKElt Treasurer
HARRY G. MEEM Asslstauf Treasurer
THOMAS BRADLEY Real Estate Officef
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Metropolitan Bank.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY. *
organized 1 CAPITAL, UuO.UOO.
1814. JSUUPLl'8. 1674.tOO.
Letters of Credit.
Travelers' Checks.
Orders fcr Investments Executed.
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MONEY TO LOAN
and 5%
ON DISTRICT REAL E8TATE.
R. O. HOLTZilAN,
sel5-tf.!4 10th and F sts. n.w.
THR
RIGQS NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON. D. O.
Capital, $1,000,000.
Surplus, $1,000,000.
EXCHANGE nOL'GHT AND SOI.D.
CABLE TRANSFERS AND DRAFT8 DIRECT ON
PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE WORLD.
Letters of Credit,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
Collections, InvikinKnta, Stocks and Bonds.
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Bank by Mail.
Wo hart a patented system of conducting the
business of banking by mail. applicable io both
savings and checslng accounts. It Is easier and
simpler to bank with us by mall than to go to a
l.ank In person. Uy our system your scrouw. Is
automatically cheeked and you have a complete
statement each time you de|>oslt or draw mouey.
Your account in ?ur bank la riot subject to the ex
amination of your rax uHseasor
4% on savings deposits. on checking ac
counts.
Aetna Banking &
. Trust Company,
1222 F St. N.W., Washington, D. C
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MONEY AT 4>A and 5%
Promptly loaned on real estate la tfeo
District of Columbia. LOWEST COMMIOJtlOVB.
lieiskeil <& McLeran,
1008 V at. a.w.
Investment
Securities.
ntlJJ or EXCHANQB.
cable transfers.
TRAVELERS'
credit*
COUJK7TION8L
General Banking.
Lewis Johnson & Co.,
1C15 ft 8TBEKT (SUN HOLDING).
Eatablibhed 1888.
PRIVATE WIKJC TO
MESSRS. MOORE * 8C1ILET.
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The Nationail Safe Deposit,
Savings and Trust
Company,
CORNER 16TH BT. AND NEW YORK ATE.
Capital,One Million Dollars
Pays Interest on deposit^
Bents safes Inside burglar-proof vaalts.
8ilT?rware and valuables of all tabaa OB
deposit at moderate coat.
Acta aa admtulstratur. executor, trustee^ Ha.
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STOCKS, (DRAIN,
COTTON,
All the above are active?particularly stocks.
Open an account with us. Operate by 'phonal
or la person. Oar service has secured many cna*
t 'iners, lost none. It tnsy pleaao yoa.
We have spared no expense la making oar sntte
of otllces In the liesntlful new Colorado batldlaa
c.-ropi*te in every way.
THE
FERRY
COMMISSION
COMPANY, INCORPORATED,
PHONE MAIN ?T4.
5pedal Attention given to Orders Sot fne
Uoual Lota. arM>M>
