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IMJKi FKUJAX, SKi'lliiMBElt 14, TBEKTINT OF LEPERS U. S. Consul Plumacher, of Maracaibo, Tells of His Experience. SMALLPOX WORSE THAN LEPROSY Comment Caused by the Way George Raschid, the Syrian, Has Been Shunned in West Virginia and Other Places. Spirit of Dark Ages Prevails Toward This Disease--Lepers Starving.

"Our people al home should be enlightened through the press that It Is cruel to shun and abandon a poor, suffering, human creature because he is a Lazarus. Smallpox is much more contagious than leprosy. I will cheerfully attend to antf class of 16pera, but smallpox me shudder. I would, if allowed the aclec- rather storm a battery than go to examine a smallpox patient." Thla statement of Eugene H. Plumacher, United States on.au! to Maracaibo, Venezuela, who has devoted his life to study of the dread disease, 19 made in a repoit to the Department of State.

He declares leprosy is hereditary rather than contagious. His report comes in the nature of a rebuke to the authorities of a dozen cities and to the public at large for Hie treatment accorded George Raschid, who has been erroneously named RosseUU'the Syrian leper from Beirut, who is living in the mountains near Elkine, AV. Va. So far as is known, nothmg la being done to get the stricken maa either-to Syria or to an Institution in t'hia country Where he may receive treatment. The dread with which he is regarded at Bl- klns is unabated.

Has Treated Many Lepers. Dr. Plumacher was appointed to Maracaibo in 1S78. uhere. In Jointure with his duties as consul, has constantly observed leper cases and their treatment, and has experimented in no small way.

In this he has had the benefit of correspondence with tho most advanced scientists of the United States and Europe, and It was through his efforts that the tua" plant, used in treating the dls- is now planted all countries have leper stations. At tho- request of these scientiatsr Dr Plumacher took a large number of photographs of lepers, personally removing the bandages of the afflicted in order that the beit results mlcrht be attained. It was prophesied that IIP would contract tho disease, hut this did not happen. He was allowed to isit, secretly, many lepers In Mirocaibo, concealed by their families to thfir being sent In perpetual banishment to the Island. Using a secret medicine, which he obtained throtisrb 1i C.

Bothwell, now marshal of Supremo Court of Porlo Rico, he ptpeiimtTitPd "with it on these private CAM Tho medicine was expenshe. but the hmrd of the leper colony dll-nvf-d him a sum to prepare the moJSt'ne- ind ten lenprs were given into iiJs spenal charge His reports po'nt out treatment produced good results, but i i a a of proper food made absolute cm impossiole. Maracaibo Lepers Starving. ThouKh ho observed minute cafe to anv dangei of contagion Dr. Plu- macher suffered a moat horrifying expe- in attending one of his patients, a boy at the leprosy institution, and a few after 'he incjtlert small sores ap- pparecl on his hands.

After some months dried up. although discolored marks reni lined rom fcls observations- of the ten casSs" ir Ms caie. Dr. Fhimacher concluded that witnout plenty of nutritious food to build i up the system of the afflicted, there -will be crooil results from the treatment of the lepers at Maracalbo. The crcaiu-es there are'fed mostly On cheap fish, as the board or directors of the leprosy institution hag not the means to procure better food.

Many specific instances are- given by Dr. Plumacher of nH treatment of looers The- report gives statistics showing the alarming number of lepers in the republics of Colombia and Venezuela. LOCAL I A I A With the exception ot considerable activity in Mitchell Mining, yesterday's meeting of the Washington Stock Exchange was exceptionally dull. Railway Common and Gas, which had been to the fore during the week, were relegated to the rear for the time being. After closing on Wednesday at 4 5-8, Mitchell Mining started off with a trade of a 100 shares at 6 1-4, followed by 300 more at 3-8.

After call, a hundred brought the same figure at a sixty-day option and another hundred 5 1-2. The close was 5 1-4 bid, -with 5 1-2 asked. The trading was due to arbitrage between the local market and New Jork cufb. In the bank stocks National City again reaped tha benefit of its last report and advanced another point to 139. This was after five shares of the stock traded at 139 3-8.

The Union Savings Bank will occupy Its new quarters in the old Fourteenth street wing of the American Security and Trust company about October 1. About J30.000 has been expended in Biting the'bulldlng for the use of the bank. The Washington Savings Bank, control in which was recently acquired by the Union Savings Bank, will also move into the building and change its name to the Washington Exchange Sank. This bank will take on all the savings 'business of the two institutions, and the "Union Savings will do a commercial banking business entirely. B.

Quincy Smith has been chosen president of the latter Institution, succeeding his father, the late Francis Smith. When the new building IE opened It will have a night savings bank, which will continue from 5:30 in the afternoon until 12-30 a. m. The venture win be along lines similar to the night banks of New York, and will be a novelty in Washington. WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

CONVICTED' OF LAND FRAUDS. State Senator and Two Others Face Sentences at Portland, Oreg. Portland. Sept. Senator FrAnklin Pierce Mays, ex-Repreaentatlve Wlllft'-d Jones, and George Sorenson stand convicted In the Blue Mountain land friiuA cases.

Tho pealed verdict returned by the. jury read In the Federal court when it opened this morning, finding all three defendants stiilty -at conspiracy to defraud the government of lands In connection i the creation of the Blue Mountain forest resercc. Counsel for the defendants immediately gave notice of Intention to move for a new trial, and Iwere allowed time to do so. The trial lasted twenty days. BANK.

DIRECTORS INDICTED. Five Officers of the Chicago Institution Are Charged with Chicago. Sept. grand Jury today returned indictments against the directors of the Milwaukee Avenue State bank, of which Paul O. Stensland president.

The indictments charge embezzlement, and name various amounts rnnsiinfr from J60 to Sl.MXt. The directors are I. A. La Buy, Frank Crane, Joseph Lister, Elof Johnson, Jtfa- rlus Kirkebv. Additional Indictments we-e returned against Stensland and Henry W.

Herlng, the former cashier of the bank. Veterans' Legion Elects Officers. C'olnmbus, Ohio. Sept W. H.

Knauss, of Columbus. Ohio, was to-dav elected commander-in-chief of the national X'nion Veterans' Legion. The other elections were as follows; Senior vice cim- mander, W. B. Trac, Bradford.

mnior vice commander. J. B. Smith, Wilmington, quartermaster general, J. 51 Plttsburg; surgeon general.

W. H. Manning, payton, Ohio, chap. G. C.

Cloud. Greensburg, Pa. New Electric tine to Atlantic City. I'hilaelphla. Sept.

was made to-dny by the Pennsjl- van-a Railroad Company that its electric service between Philadelphia and Atlantic Cltv, NewfleM. will be Inaugurated next Tuesday. Through express trains -will le-ive Camden and Atlantic Cltv hourlv ench flay from 7 o'clock in th'e morning until 11 o'clock at night, making the tup In ninety minutes. $30,000 Fire in Philadelphia. Philadelphia.

Sept. ex- plobion of a Fleam pme In the oxide building of Harrison Bros' white lead Morks. TTliirty-fifth street and Grays Ferry rotul, to-riay a- fire which destroyed tfe- building, entailing a loss estimated At Elks to Build at Greensboro. Greensboro. N.

Sept Elks lodge, of this clfy, has decided to build a home. Required to Secure Home. If vou have paid your rent promptly for the past three years, we will sell vou a beautiful houss. -well located, without anv cash payment, and allow you to pay for the same on easy monthly payments This is your opportunity to stop paying rent This offer open only until September 2P. 1906.

Address "Beautiful Home," Washington Post. tolled States coupon 3s, 120 at District of Columbia 3 93s, Jl.Mo at 116. Washington Railway and Electric 4s, $1,000 at 87, Jl.OOD at 87Vi. Washington Railway and Electric common, 50 at 39H Xorfollc and Washington Steamboat. 22-14ths at 275.

(-Kills at 275, 6-14ths at 275. Mefgemhaler. 1 at ZOOM, 4 at 10 at 20D1J, 10 at 2004. Mitchell Mining. 100 at 514, 100 at 5, 100 at W.

1M at 5ft. City National Bank, 5 at Attsr call--Mitchell Mining, 100 at (buyer CO). 100 5H Ibilyer 60) Following were the closing bid quotations on yes. terday's slock exchange: District of Columbia 603. 1924.

116. Philippine Land Purchase 4s, 109 Railroad bonds--Capital Traction Railroad 4s, 1803-20, Anacostla and Potomac Ss, 194S. 103. City and Suburban Railroad 5s, 194S. 104 Metropolitan Railroad 6s, 1925, Metropolitan Railroad certificates of indebtednets, 1906, 100 Metropolitan Railroad certificates of indebtedness, 1907, MO Columbia RallroaH 61.

1914. 109, Columbia Railroad 2d mortgage 5v, 1914, 105 Washington Kalliiaj and Electric 4s. 1903-51. 87. Miscellaneous bonds--Washlngfon Gas Company 4s.

1927-29. 103 Washington Gas Company csrtlfl- tales of Indebtedness 6s. 1008-23 Unfted States Electric Light debenturo Improvement 69, 1907. 10m United Stales Electric Light certificates of indebtedness 6s, 1807, 101H- Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone 53, 1909-29. 105.

Washington Uar- Vet Companv lit 6s. 1892-1911. 106 Potomac Eleclrlc Light 1st 6s, 1901 29, 105 Norfolk and Washington Steamboat 55; 1910-25. 105. Safe deposit and trust stocks--National Safe Deposit and Trust.

Washington Loan and Trust. 219Vi American Security and Trust, 275 tlnion Trust Company, 147V4 Security Storage Company, 150 Washington Savings Bank, 110 Home Savings Bank, 286 Union Savings Bank, 275. Railroad stocks--Capital Traction, The Washington Rallwav and Electric preferred, 87. The Washington Railway and Electric common, National bank stocks--Commercial, 198 Bank of Washington, IS40 Metropolitan. 329 340 Farmers and Mechanics', 325 Second, 148.

Columbia, 275 Capital. 175 American, 171. Lincoln, 138 RlBgs. 600 National City, 139 Insurance stocks--PTremen's, 24. Franklin, 47 Metropolitan, 88.

Corcoran. 72. Potomac, 29. Arlington, SS'i. German-American, 265 National Union, 7H Columbia, 10 Riggs, 8.

People's. 6. Commercial. 6. Title insuranre stocks--Real Estate Title, 87.

Columbia Title, 4 Telephone and graphophone stocks--Chesapeake and Potomac, American Graphophone 42Vi American Graphophone preferred, 82 Gas stocks--Washington Gas, CSii Georgetown. Gas, 68. T3pe machine stocks--Mergenthalcr L'notjpe, 200. Lanston Monotj pe. Miscellaneous stocks--Greene Consolidated Copper.

2511 Washington Market. 20 Norfolk and Washington Steamboat. 275 Realty Appraisal and Agency Mitchell Mining Company, Southern Public Service Corporation, 110 dividend PEABOOY President of Mutual Says Judge Shows Dense Ignprance. International Committee Denounces Colgate Resolutions as Cowaidly Attack Upon the 24 Members. WANTS GATEWAY TO'FRISCO Harrlman Offers Mrs.

Oelricas for Water-front Site. This la Given aa Real Reason for Her Hurried Trip to the Golden City. Francisco, Sept. coming to San Francisco of Mrs. Herman Oelrlchs, who arrived from New York last evening, has to do with things other than the contesting of her husband's will.

Primarily, the purpose of Mrs. Oelriche' Western trip, Which was contemplated before her husband's death, is to confer with local people regarding a big realty deal in which it Is reported that E. H. Harrlman, of the Southern Pacific Company, Is deeply concerned. It Is the sale of sixty blocks of property on the northern boundary of the city, commanding one of the largest pieces of water frontage on the bay, and forming a key to a transportation, situation that would be of Incalculable advantage to 'Harrlman In his ooming battles with Gould and possibly Hill, for future supremacy on the San Francisco peninsula.

Mrs. Oelrlchs has received an offer of $1,200,000 for this piece of which Is her last holding of the original Pair estate. In laying his wires for the acquirement of tho Fair property Harrl- man has in view a plan for another railroad gateway into San Francisco, and one that, will more quickly reach the business portion of new San Francisco and Improve his position against competition In securing the bulk of the grovern- business emanating at the Presidio. With Mrs. Oetrlohs' water-front in his possession he will transform It into a nig terminal point and will then commence building In a southwesterly direction toward his main const line, using rights of way he already has at Ingleslde to aid him in carrying out his scheme.

$19,000,000 TO PORTO EICO. Exports from United States Nine Times Greater Than in 1898. The Department of Commerce and Labpr, in a statement 1 concerning the "growth in Potto Hlcan commerce, says: "The value of merchandise Bent from the United States to Porto Rico during the nve years prior to 1898 averaged about 52.000,000 per annum, ana In 1906 was or practically nine times as great. The merchandise sent from Porto Sico to the United States in the five years prior to 1898 averaged about $2,500,000 per annum, and In wa? $19,000,000, or practically eight times as great." Exports from Por'to Rico in th fiscal year just ended- wefe practically twice as great In value as In any year under Spanish rule, and about 26 per cent greater than In any previous year under American rule, occurring chiefly In Sugar and tobacco manufactures, total value of the merchandise sent out of the Island In the fiscal year 190S was against in the preceding year. The highest figures, in any year under Spanish rule were $12,760,000, and practically one-half of the figures of the fiscal year 1906.

THE LEGAL RECORD. RECORD OP SEPTEMBER 13, 1006. Supreme Court. District of Columbia. EQtTItY COURT NO, 1--Mr Justice Gould.

Gelger VH. Holer; reference to audltof. Complainant's solicitors. A. H.

Bell and Frank H. Stephens; defendant's Bol.cllor, Tbbriner. Keuberger va. Dantrpm confeaao ordered. Complainant's solicitors.

Leon Tobrlner and B. U. Graham, Stock vp. Stock; fialo with E. Am- broae aafl J.

K. Roberts trustees; bonfl $4,000. Complainant's solicitor, W. E. Ambroaft, defendant's solicitor.

J. Roberts Forrest ve. Forrest, pro coufesso made absolute and pro conlesao orderad Complainant's GkUnga citamberlln; defendant's solicitor. E. Forrest.

Graham vs National Metropolitan. Bank; restraining ordor and rule returnable September 28. idle Complalnant'B solicitor, H. A. Wttnn.

Ih re lunacy or Frank Brigge; auditor's report cor firmed. In ra William Scats, auditor's report confirmed Trouland va. Trouland, restraining order modi- nod. Complainant's solicitors. Tucker Kenyon, defendant's solicitor, Charles T.

Handler. Coakley vs. Coakley, pro confeBso ordered Com- plilntnt's solicitor, TV. Qwynn Gardiner; defendant's solicitors, W. E.

Poiilton and J. J0. Taylor. Wcstera VB Western: reference to J. W.

ttulae, examiner Complainant's aoHoitor, W. A. John- stcni defendant's solicitor, Chapln Brown. Murphy vs. Murphy, substitution of trustees.

Complainant's solicitor. W- McK. Clayton; defendant's solicitor, C. FIttB. Burns vs Hayes, reference to auditor.

Com- plalnanVs solicitors, Golden Domlflstm and John Rldout, defendant's solicitor, H. Davis. Hood vs. Cammack, appearance ot absent defendants ordered. Complainant's solicitor, W.

K. Quinter. Nixon VH Browning: leave to file In forma puperls. Complainant's solicitor, M. T.

Clink- sea16o. BANKRUPTCY COURT--Mr. 'justice Gould. In re Osterman Butler; rule as to appointment of receiver returnable September 17, rule to show cause granted and leave to sell granted. CIRCUIT COURT NO.

I-- Mr. Justice GouM. Mansbach VB. Hornsteln Grocery Company: order vacating order for -writ of mandamus. Plaintiff's attorney, I Peyser, defendant's attorney, Leon Tobrtner.

PROBATE COURT--Mr. Justice Gould. Estate of Francis Smith, order to sell stock. Attorney, Ralston Slddons In re Sjary C. of allowance.

Attorney, John A. Sweenoy Katate of Justlna Lauer; order to raqfee repairs, Attorney, B. Doyle. Estate of Elizabeth Galloway; will dateS June 13, 1M4, filed with petition tor probMeC Attorneys, W. Lambert and JV S.

Easby-Smltti. Estate of Arthur P. Qorman, exemplified copy of will admitted to probate. Attorney, Vf. J.

Lambert. Lawsuits. 4S800--District ot Columbia vs. Louis Shoemaker, certlorarl. Defendant's attorney, WiUon J.

Lambert 48801--Frederick TV. Nofibe et al- VB. Albert M. Field; ejectment Plaintiff's attorneys, Wilson Barkadale 4S802--Walter H. Dlckhaut oy next friend, va.

"Washington and Potomac Steamboat Company damages. Plaintiff's attorney, William Henry White. 48803--Arapahoe Realty Compmny vs Frank J. Hughes: rent. $450.

Plaintiff's attorney, Nathaniel Wilson. Equity Suits. 26C48--William Graham vs. National Metropolitan Bank et al to rescind trust. Complainant's solicitor.

Herbert A. Wrtnn. 26549--w. T. Lawton Sons et al.

VB John H- Brlnkman et al injunction. Complainant's solicitor. W. Ambrose. 26650--Frank Nixon VB M.

Elizabeth B-ownlng; to set aejde deed Complainant's solicitor, M. P. CHnkecales New York, Sept. controversy between the Mutual Life Insurance Company, the International policy holders' committee, and the newly iformed Policy Holders' Protective Association of the Mutual Life Insurance Company was signalized to-day by two statements. President Peabody, of the Mutual Life Insurance Company, sharply answered the charges brought by, ex-Judge Alton B.

Parker, against the company in his letter to Bishop C. McCabe, of the Methodist Church. He said that the facts were not as stated in the letter, which, he asserted, misquoted the testimony taken before the Armstrong 1 legislative investigating committee. President Peabody said that "It Is hardly worth while to discuss the let-' ter," and, further, "that it is impossible to understand how he (Mr. Parker) could have made the statements therein made unless he was laboring under the densest ignorance of the facts." The other statement Is 'a lengthy one JBy George K.

Scrugham, manager of the international policy holders' committee. In which ha scores the Policy Holders' Protective Association. He denounces the resolutions adopted at the meeting of the association as false, and a cowardly attack upon the twenty-four members of the International policy holders' committee In his statement, Mr. Scrugham says: "The resolutions adopted yesterday contain the further misstatcment that the international policy holders' committee has made false and unfounded accusations against certain of the present directors I and officers of the said company. No' more unmanly course can be pursued than to call twenty-four gentlemen liars without specifying the statement which their I denouncers brand as false." REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, NEWPORT PLACE NORTHWEST, between Twenty-first and Tvrentj'-second streets--D.

H. Roland Drury to James Cox, lot 192, square 69. 110 A STREET NORTHEAST between Second and Thlrct streets--Martha R. Ellsworth to Edward Harney. part original lot 4, SQuare IBS, 510 STREET NORTHWEST, between North Capltoj and First streets--Catherine Qulney et vlr, Patrick to Mary C.

Quinsy, part original lot square 621, $10. THIRD AND STREETS NORTHWEST--Thomas MrCabe to Emery J. Thompson, lot 38, square 619, $10 SIXTH AND STREETS SOUTHWEST--Adrian Cox to Andrew J. Sanford, lot 36, square 601, $10 EAST MARKET SPACE, near street--Josephine Shannon to Hobert C. NeIHgan, part lot 43, square 1200.

$10 STREET NORTHWEST, between Fourth and Fifth streets--Glenn Watkfos et al to Mary part original lot 11, square 517, $10. INTEREST--E. Kendall Cutler to Marlon C. Chester, all property owned by first party, 91, STREET NORTHWEST, between Fourth and Fifth streets--Mav Cutler to Marlon Chester, part lot 22. square 613, 95 NO' 416 FRANKLIN STREET NORTHWEST--John et ux to Upton Mackall, lot 70.

square 510,, $10. RHODE ISLAND AVENUE NORTHWEST, between and Twelfth streets--National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company, trustee to Charles E- Banes, lot 14, square 311. $1.864 90 NO 15S2 STREET NORTHWEST aflfl NOS. 1714 AND 1716 FOURTEENTH STREET WEST--JIa; Cutler et al to National Satte Deposit. Savings, and Trust Company, trustee, naif Interest in lot 67, square Iflft, and lots 80 and Si.

squcre 207, SI FOURTEENTH STREET SOUTHEAST, b'etween I and streets--J. Harris Franklin to Room and Pearl E. 118. square 1046. $10.

STREET NORTHWEST. DPtwaen Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets--Edmund Fox et ux to Clarence Welch, lots 163 and 164, square 70, $100. SIXTH STREET SOUTHWEST, between and streets--Adrian E. Cox to Thomas W. and Emma.

F. Reed, lot 40, square 501, $10. DEEDS OF TRUST. C. 0.

Comptroller on the Stand. Special to The Washington Post. Richmond. Sept, Sullivan, of the Chsapeake and Ohio Railway Company, was called to the witness chair this morning, when the State corporation commission met In thg freight rate and claasificaHon hearing. He declared that the net proceeds of the Chesa- 1 peahe and Ohio Railway Company have! never amounted to the capital stock, plus 6 per cent of the Interest thereon, and that tV-o dh id ends declaied year have er exceeded 1 per cent.

Change in B. 0, Directorate. New York, Sept. Brent Keyser, of Baltimore, was elected a director 'of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company at a meeting- of the board of dlrectois to-day. He fills the vacancy caused by the resignation of Jacob H.

Schiff. John B. Thayer. fourth president of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, to-day resigned as director of the Balt'more and Ohio. Surgeons to Meet at Jamestown.

X. Sept. 13--The association of military surgeons of the "United States to-day voted to hold next convention at Jamestown, Va, SQUARE 6--James Cox et ux. to Frank T. Rawllngs and Richard G.

Rawllnga, to D. R. Drur, 104,61, 1 to- 10 months, 6 per cent seiml -annually, lot 192 SQUARE 758--Edward T. Harney to Rlgnald W. i Beall and J.

Clarence Price, to secure Savings Bank, (3,000. 3 years. 5 per cent, Dart original lot 4, Same to William A Hill and Charles Simpson, to secure Marthfe R. Ellsworth, 11,150, monthly notes. 6 per cent same property.

FORT SARATOGA ADDITION TO BROOKLAXD-- Etta Hazle to Albert A Wilson and John Lamer, to secure Washington Loan Trust Company. 5900, 3 years, 5 per ceal em I-annually lot 6, block 61. SQUARE 730--Patrlcft KelK et ux. to M'chacl J. Colbert and John unlit on, to B'cure Louise F.

Dyer 1600, 1 jear, 6 per cent, ssml- annually, lot SS SQUARE 1003--Thomas J. BroaddiiB et ux. to Thomas Hume and E. C. Elliott, to decure John E.

Broaddua, $1,600, 3 rears, 5 per C3nt, semi-annually, lot 81. SQUARES 302 AKD Ryan et nr. to American Security and Trust Company, to secure National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company. 57.000 5 years, 5 per cent, semiannually, lots 55, 53. B9, and part lots 54, 56 and 57.

square 302. and orlg nal lot 4, square 596 SQUARE 1200--Robert Xellfgan to Jesse H. Wilson anfl Levin F-ey. to Citizens' Equitabln Building Association. J2.COO, lot 13 SQUARE 1023--James A Khnger et ux.

to Cfcaphi Brown and Henry Bergmann, to 'ecun? Oriental Building No 6. $2,605. lot 112. SQUARE S17--Mary Dunn et vlr. Peter, to Edmond Fitzgerald aad John J.

Fegac, to secure En- terprise Serial Building Association, part original lots 6 end 11 SQUARE 372--Snmucl A. Graff et ux. to William li). Bdmonston And Loulg R. Peak, to secure William 'L.

Miller. $4,000, 3 yearn, per cent, neml-annually, lot 60. SQUARE! 722-- Samuel A Groff et ux. to asms, secure same, $2,600, 3 years, 5 per cent, aeml- annually, lot 27. SQUARE 311--Charles E.

Banes to NMtOnl Sate Depart, Savings and Trust Company, to secure American Security and Trust Company, $1,760, 8 years, 6 per cent, BBmt-Rnnualljr, lot 14. SQUARE 101 B--Robert HI. Hood et ux. to James R. Elierfton ana Thomas H.

PJckford, to flecure J. Harris Franklin. 91,540, 1 to 7T months, 6 per cent, lot 118. SQUARE 70--J. Clarence Welch to Albert F.

Fox and Clarence COrson, to secure Frederick R. Walker, $4.000, a years, i5 per cent, eemt-an- nually, lot 153. Same to same, to eecule earns, like debt, lot 164. Releases. DOBBINS' ADDITION--Joseph D.

and Wary R. Clark, from H. R. Howenetelti. surviving trustee, liber 2370, folio 28, lot 35, squire 20.

SQUARE H. PJttB. H. H. Bergmann and George M.

Emmerich, liter SOW, folio 73, lot 10. WHITECROFT--Anna E. White, trofti A. F. FOX and Lmils p.

Shoemaker, liber 2955. rolio 433, lots 26 and 27, block 2. SQUARE 126--Henry P. Seattle, frooj George J. Baeterflay and James P.

Snick, liber, 1649, tolto 256, 101 290. SQUARE 611--Robert TV Seam, from Thomas G. Todd, liber 2967, folio 4d. lot 17. SQUARE 513--John Schilling, from John Walter, surviving trustee, liber 1615, folio 208, part lot 25 LANGDON J.

Baker, from John Walter, surviving trustee, liber folio 168, lot 1, block 14. BI.OOMINGDALE--Louis H. and Annie O. Lang, from Henry H. Bergmann and Charles flohafer, liber 2838, folio lot IS, square 4.

SQUARE 316-May S. Timberlfcke, from Aldia B. Browne, surviving trustee, liber 1698, folio 2B2, part lot B. SQUARJ3 501--Adrian Cox, tnom Aaron a. Caywood and Floyd E.

Davis, liber 29BB, folio 433, lots 33 to 41. Quitclaims. SQUARE 654--Charles H. TVIItsIe et UT. to Nathaniel E.

Thompson, part lot 20, 11. XICENSED TO JVtARRY. Walter I. Cooper. 23.

of Winchester, ana Edith P. Robinson, 21, of Opequon, Va. Rev. C. P.

Butler. John G. Perry. and Mlnnla P. Witt, 17.

Rev A K. Wright. John Studds, 21, and Annie Drown, 21. Rev. W.

Lynn. William H. Butler. 24, and Maud Saintslng, 32, both of Richtnondj Rov. J.

J. Mulr. Frank M. 32, ot Plsgali, and Sanih Clements. 26, of Mason Springs, Md.

Rev. C. Stetson. Thomas Brown, 26, and Adelaide Matthews, 33 Rev. C.

Dent. John. Robinson, 29, and BornetU Wood, 23 Rov. John Richard. Charles E.

Nichols. 26, and Sadie F. Thurston, 24. W. A Blarkwell.

-Aflolphus tiameron, 30, and Flora Dickens, 26. Rev. O. Long. William M.

Bra'henra, 32, jof Annopo'la, and Hatlle Johnson, 31, Rev. B. Perklni. George Morton, 27, and Msfy F. Brown, 22, of Aiken, S.

C. Rev. 5. G. Lamklns.

HEALTH OFFICE RECORD. Deaths. (Reported up to 12 September 13) Jamea Wttglow, Hospital, 70 Tears. Helen Carstcna. Ell st.

69 years. George Gary, Wash. Aiy. 64 Andrew Gordon, Freedmen'ft Hoa 26 years. Elizabeth A.

Dodge. Columbia Hospital, 26 years. Hugh S. Murphy, Freedrtten'g capital, 38 yearn, Joshua Anderson, 1 Rtley's ct sw 70 years, i N'elvlne Hume, 1526 Marlon at. nw 6 months.

Horace 1210 I Bt 6 months Edner Blackford, 15S2 26th at. 1 month. MONEY TO LOAN, Money to loan on first trusts on t. real estate security at 4 and 5 per cent; no unnecessary chargPB to borrowers. THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY, 907 st nw.

WE OIVE PRO4IPT SERVICE IN loaning money, on C. real estate at 4, 4 1-2, and 5 per cent interest, according to value of property: any amount (rom $1.050 to $50.000. STONE FAIRFAX, 1342 New York adjoining corner of 14th. MONEY -SO LOAN. I At the Lowest Kales of Interest on O.

i Real Estate Security. FRANK T. RAWLINOS. 150! PA. AVE.

The Arlington Fire Insurance Building. MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED OITY estate at 4, and 5 per rent interest; special privileges with respect to prlbr payments: large specialty. TYLER HUTHERFOHD tlneorporatPd). 1807 st nw. MONET TO LOAN IN ANY SUMS DESIRED AT LOWEST INTEREST.

THOS. J. FISHER Incorporated, 1414 st. nw. A E.

HOON. SUCCESSOR TO REED, Room 416, Corcoran 533 16th st. loans money to salaried peoole. If Interested It will pay you to call. MONEY TO LOAN ON D.

C. REAL, ES tate; lowest rates of interest: payments on principal in amounts- of $100 or more received at any Interest period. The F. H. SMITH Bond 1408 N.

Y. ave. MOSJEY TO LOAN We have money In sums to suit at 4 4-10, 4 1-2. 5 per cent, according to security. D.

MOORE HILL, C. estate only. 717 14th st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN AT 3S, 4, AND 4J4 PER cent, in sunn of 11,000 to $500,003, on D.

C. reM estate, reply Immediately if securltv Is unquestionable; pav off and 6 cent mortgages and begin anew: all transactions conducted with economical consideration for borrowers. WM. SAUNDEE3 HOT St. nw.

LOANS ON STOCKS. BONDS. MFE policies, trusts, building association shares, syndicate certificates, and other approved cbllateral. C. A.

BAKER. 60-B2 Metzerott 1110 st '-Phone 617. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES 6f interest on estate in District of Columbia. WALTER 1420 nw. COUNTRY PROPERTY, PBNN1NGTON, ON N.

Y. ft Short Line R. R. The valuable real estate of the late Cnarlea and Margaret K. Pish to DO sold at public rfale at the Flab Homestead, In Penning ton, on Tuesday, September 18, 1906, at d.

m. Large brick mansion houae and grounds, fronting about 270 feet ota South Main st. located In tho center of a thriving borough, with all public conveniences, and Biibtirban town of the city of Trenton, 7 miles distant, with which It has railroad and trolley service everj- hour. The property has 27 acres of land ID a high state of cultivation. all necessary farm buildings.

FRED BUVCKWELL. Administrator. 17 FOR RENT, THOS. J. FISHER ft CO.

REAL ESTATE, LOANS. AND INSURANCE. 1414 ST. NW. TELEPHONE M.

and M. 339J. UNFURNISHED. 1239 Vt. cv.

16r. to, per SOS3 15th nw, annum 18.600.00 Chevy Chase, 9r.b...55.00 3100 16th nw, I5r. 1710 nw, llr. .65.00 3b ti.too.to 2105 nw.lor.ib.SS.OO Conn av.14r.3h 1817 nw. lOr, 1901 nw.

17r, per-an- 1719 15th nw, mim I.MO.M 2426 18th nw, lor.b.SO.60 IMS 8th nw, Sr, 2230 O. nw, Mr, 1711 Pa av nw.ssa.1,600 163J 19th nw.lOr.b...60.00 1641 nw, 114 14th nw. lOr, 2017 0 lar.b...900,00 2434 Pa av 1825 J9th nw, 9r.li..8oOOO 2015 miiyer pi.iur.o.io.uv ine nw, lor, pef 2017 Hlllrer annuir- 680.00 130! nw, llr. 1103 av.IJr.zb HO 00 '615 nw, llr, -10(3 nw.Mr.b....185.00 151S 0 nw, XOr, 918 10th nw.20r,4b..l25.on Rlzgs and 00 M04 14th nw, av, 00 28! nw, IDr.D SJ UOO 13th nw, 1SZ8 Mass av.14r.Sb.lCO OliHHM 14th nw, 9r, b.37.50 1734 Conn 100.0J1411 Belmont, 182S 27 Qulncy nW.er.b-.JS.JI) 1310 Vt av 05 "35 19th nw. 1824 J335 nw.

1747 (3 nw.lOr.b 75.00 1410 OnaOln 35.08 3017 nW.lTr.b 7500 1223 av, 3117 00 713 nw. 8r, I nw, 16r. SJ9 Mfl av, lOr.b.....10.78 1868 Ml SOU nw. 9r. 1348 Vt nvenw.lSr.8b70.Ou H4B 4th nw, 8f, BO 1704 0 nw.IJr.h 70.00 7r.

1875 1205 50th nw. llr. b.25.60 14ft6 Park 00 Lots 24 ft 15, no 422 5th nw.lSr 1B5 ne, sto. TV.o 50! nw. llr.b..._.«6.0S Brookland.D O.

00 nil 19th sw, 1504 ne. De Sales.Wr.b .80 00 2354 7th nw, 12(0 18th nw.Sr.b ...60 00 138 ne. Tr. 1741 Q. llr.b 60.00 aires.10 00 aist nw.

Ixit SI. souare 1327 nw, Mr. It SIS 1st nw. 4r 500 nw, bet 17th nni 18th, 6 and ft and 237 10th nw. SOU 1354 Olrard I860 Glrard, Or.

U37 10th nw, Sr.ft..85.00 The Btodderf. The BtttS, The rases. Jr. The ls "-8403 llth nw. Er, The Avon, No.

6f, The Bellevne. ISth. bot and Fla av, 7 A Sr apte.J70, J75, The Sterling. 4, tt 167.66 Rr The No. 60.00 The Louisiana, No.

4, Ir, ijoo!) The Louisiana, No 6 Sr, 55.05 The Louisiana, No. 1, 7r, ...55.03 The Alabama, 11th J37 50 to J33 The Mnury, 22.5r rv the Manry, 33, Br.b.50 00 1343 IrVlng 33.60 The Rejlatt, No. 10. 6r, .45.00 The Regina, No 1. ,33.00 or, TM TM 1314 Irving SO 1354 GIrard nw, jj 1746 Wltlard, 1766 Wittfrt.

Q. No. 6, 1707 EuGlld, 6r, ISth 1707 Mass sv A dots A ftW 1116 Cne, 4r, 1118 0 ne, QuinCy aptt.18 08 6r, 46.00 B. The VNtfy, 24, Er.b.45.00 Phe Ruglna, No. 8, 8r, b.

....42.60 Tbe Reglna, No. 11, 6r, b.v 40.00 Tha Maury. 32. 4r.tf.40 B25 14th nw. It.

917-918 av. 4r and to $40 Elberon. Col rd 6 ft tie (o.ttr.to. taa Holmead av, 6r, 3JBO 3463 Holmead av, to 133.CO PINE HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS IN MARfON, THE REGINA, TKB STODDERf, THE s. AND THE MAUJRY.

OFFIOB3. Pa av nw.2d 14JS 1488 nw 7500 605-7 7th nw S5-S45 620 nw 110-115 The Reglna, 3r, 'basement Century 45 .520 STORES. HIS ave nw per mo 704 nw MO.OOI28S5 STABLEB. Rear 1741 R'l ave. 4 stalls ...140.00 mo UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COLLECTION OP BENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF PROPERTY.

The above 1s only a partial Hit ot the propertlei In cur oharge, but we will be glad to furnish complete bulletins application at this office. THOS. J. FISHER CO. 1(14 ST.

adjoining "The New Wlllard. 1421 1114-16 nw 1208 'F nw, Room 4. 1208 nw. Room 3... Sw cor llthftE ...10 FOR.

RENT-- WIELIAM CORCORAN HILL, 1502 St. Tel. Main 1283 and 1384. UNFURNISHED. MO.

12r, 8333 1825 18th. 12r. 7600 2011 lOr, 175.00 1747 lOr, 75.00 1757 llr, 7600 1704 7500 1822 MO. M. 15.00 7000 6600 66.00 1719 12r, IMS 21st, 9r, 1824 1824 1SJ1 llr.

1167 19th, 12r, 171B 2lat, lOr, 1725 21st, 10IY 1733 tit. lOr, 5B.OO 173018th, lOr. 65.00 mo i2r, 55.00 2SC6 lOr, 60. (M 1B88 17th, tT, 60.00 1527 Corenran, 45.00 1738 Biggs p. Wr.

40.00 6500 ISO! COnn. 18iv3b 1711 Conn, 20r4b J350.00 1750 MOBS, SOS.83 1629 ICth, 29500 iiirt vt. 200.00 1629 166.67 3100 ISth, Ul.67 909 16th, 160.00 5 DUptmt llr, b. 135.00 54 Iowa c. 16, 126 00 1925 125.00 1701 21st, 14r.

185.00 1680 18th, 12f, bs. 100.00 1700 16th, 100.00 1933 JelTton 8S17 st, 11 00 1912 16th 2025 Hllytr o.lor.ljs'S3.M 1734 14r.2b 83.S3 2017 0. llr, 83.33 1717 8, lOr, 83.83 730 I7th, 83.33 1E03 st, 3 office rooms KO per mo. Hotel 1728 1124 Conn, Btore and 2 nw. STABLES Rcar2112 Masa.av..t5fl mo.

Rear 130(i 18th mo. Alley 16 17.L.M...S50 mo Rear 1725 fJ mo. For furnished houses apply to office for bulletin of the most desirable for rent in the city. Improved and unimproved property for aale. Money loaned-lowest rates of interest.

Royal Fire Ins. of Liverpool, Kng. The Hanover Fire Ins. of New York. Z10S ISTH ST.

NW --VERY DESIRABLE 9 ROOM. liath. and cellar brick; every 3143 large rooms, bath, cellar 1800 nice. 8 room, hath, and cellar trick: every modorn convenience-- $40.60 FLATS. 1341 Maes.

ave. se --5 nice rooms, bath, cellar, and 1 large attio: splendid location 520 2d st nice rooms, bath, and nil outside rdoms; nice 121.03 60S 6th nc --6 large rooms and bath; separate entrance, yards, find rellars J82.no 1716 14th floor: 6 rooms and bath. OFFICE ROOMS 520 6th bright office rooms, ou main find second floors; steam heat; tow rental. JAS. M.

YORK SON, 910 st ttw. For Rent--One of the Finest Residences on Capitol Hill. No. 616 East Capitol S-story and base-, ment, bar-window brlok dwelling, containing 13 rootta and bath: Bteam heat; together with beautiful adjoining lawn, 71 rest front Including 2-story brick stable, which will accommodate 3 horses ana carriages, excellent location for physician. Rent, per month, $100 JOSEPH I.

WELLER, 'Realty Broker. 602 at. nw. HAHEISOM SEALTT COMPAJfT, 907 st nw. jargs eornw on HUi flt.

near iKt.tTfcWO Downtown. large warehouse, cold storage, light and ice plant, property and 2 brfclEs and 1 frame, northwest, ail on main all together, rent. 1286 per th it. Jlillt to stable JJ.OOO East Capitol it. near 2d 10 rms.

and bath st. N. Capitol 10 and I i Vai 8 rffls. and; bath lid. ave.

near tth SL, 10 rms. and bath H.Tffl st bricks, 6 rms. A b. each t3.2SO HOUSES FOR SALE. bath a.

m. Capitol Hill! lite (or flata; only 16,000: near bibrary. Large dwelling on I st, central. We speelal price this property. We have many Come and see us.

AUSTIN'S B0SENESS EXCHANGE AND 918 St Nw. 'PHONE MAIN 4900. FOR RENT, 430.50. WELL-BUILT TWO-STORY apartment house, well noeted ne. A few so.ua.rts of Lincoln Park; perfect condition; must be seen to be appreciated.

saANNQN'a LTJCHs, 704 13th at. nw. FOR SALEMBT OWNER, 13-ROOM BNOLI3H basement house, on Conn. 3 baths: decorates In good taste, and suitable for entertaining; cost (20,000. AddMis BOX 20, thtt office.

16 THE BLISS PROPERTIES. 1436 Park st. nw $6500 1S24 Kew Hampshire avo, 14 rooms, 2 baths S60.00 2516 and 2530 13th st. nw, 12 rooms and bath S50.00 ALONZO 0. BLISS, Owner, W.

B. COWEN, Agent. Telephone East 686 35 st. nw. FOR RENT--6 -HOOM FLAT IN'A BEAUTIFUL 2.

family apartment honDo, located In Columbia Heights; fumade; heat; nice yard; tiled bath; overy modern convenience; rent, S22i60 per month. W1LLIOB. DANIEL, 603-5 13th at. It FOR RENT-TO GUNNING AND FISHING CLUB, 2 good houses, partly turnlshed, one mile river front; excellent hunting and fishing; about 20 miles from Washington. Address CLUB, this office.

15 825 16TH ST. OF NEW steam heat, plumbing, and light fixtures; will decorated to suit tenant JAMES H. TAYLOR, Tr 1419 Bt. nw. J4 OJIO A YEAR--BEAUTIFUL PHYSICIAN'S RES- idence; tho doctor might rent bis office at liberal rate.

Address BOX 168, this office 17 FURNISHED. 301 ST. FUR. HOUSE FOR RENT; 14 rooms, 385. 14 LOTS FOR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, 100' Feet, Containing over, three-quarters of an acre, level on grade and good car service.

Only $840.. This is one ot the best bargains at SILVER SPRING PARK. We also have some cbolce lots at 2 cents square foot. When would you like to see them? 'Phone and let us know GEO. P.

ROBINSON CO. 613 14th at nw. J. Walter O'Boyle, Manager Sales Dept MARYLAND, VIRGINIA FARMS, COUNTRY AND suburban property; city homes: 2.000 bargains; toe. BOVtM CO.

680 La. are. FOR SALE--ONE-HALF AND ONE-QUARTER acre lota, located 2 squarea north of HE. Pleasant, near the new extension of 16th at- The Uth flt. cars will noon be running.

Buy now and receive the Increased value caused by ths ettenalon of these two I mportant thoroughfares This is the last ground left; of a large subdivision. Price lower than any other property in this locality. See this before buying Terms FULTON SUBURBAN REALTTT OPERATOR, Robert Heater, 612 Colora Telephone Main 529. HOUSES FOR SALE. ST3R SALB--BRICK HOUSE.

9T. NEWLY nttntiM and psrwrsd; neur Carneile Library. R. 0. HOLTZMAN CO tor, 10th and at 17 COR BALB--IHftEB-STOBTf BfiICK HOCSB.

NTNR and bath. Apply ott premtaaB, 1111 4th' myliu HOUSES WANTED, BY OCT. 1, A BODSB OP 8 OS 10 ROOMS bath; rurnaoa heat, not over t40 per month; htust be in riorthweat. easily reached ty P. ave.

or 14th t. CU line. AasroM CHAFIN. this office. a TO PURCHASE-! OB 9 ROOM HOUSE; NO CASH payment; to be made monthly, with Interest; deed to be held In escrow lor reasonable tine.

Aaareaa B. B. this offlee. IS MMXttf HOUSE, WITH BAClt YARD CEfc- lar. not over J20.BO, iy adult family.

Address ibis office. 17 HOUSE OP PROM SEVEN TO TEN ROOMS, WITH modern and a good Bide yard (prp- lerred), or front and back. thin e. 17 POtlft-HOOM' ANti BATH HOUBE OR PLAT; east of Capitol, north ot A it. 0e.

Address 206 8th st. ne IT TO SOY AT ONCB, HR CASH, 7 OR 8 TtOOit bMclt house; Ut ward. 0. SH8 Dumbarton. 11 SUITABLE FOR ADOftflSS 3.

W.B., ithla offloe. TO BUY FOR CASH, LAROS. SUBSTANTIAL residence in northvttt section, must be on ol street or alley; no ogeta. Address L. D.

thin offlw. is TO BGY--2 STORY, BRICK modern improvements; in atriotly respectable white neighborhood: glvo full as to price, terms, and location. Address RELAY, thin offloe. OS. '6 ROOMS BATH; MOT NOT TO exceed JlJ.O: within walking distance of Treasury.

J. BRUCK, st. nw. 14 TO OR 8 aOOM BASEMENT HOUSE In the -west' ol 7th at; Modern improvements: price about 54,000. Address J.

S. care A. WISE, 24 a SUBURBAN IS.tOO'TO BOX 1, chevy Chase. L. 0.

w. 14 WAtftBD--A ON WA8HINOTON HEIGHTS west of 18th, on or before Oct. 1, tor 160 to tit rent. Reply 1 KAVAIi TENANT, this office. 14 tO -RBNT OR--BUY ON MONTHLY PAYHENTS- fituall house 1 with plenty, oC ground in suburbs, near oar line; pine woods preferred.

Address H. P. this offlce 14 WM. B. SABNDBRS i 140f ST.

large and small, for rent and aale. Send us your housea at Once If you want purchasers or tenants, or write us to call for particulars. tf SUBURBAN- FOR SALE. SUBURBAN--FOR SALE. 10 acres In D.

c. for at a very low figure; must gall. 50 acres Bright ave. Come and make us an offer -want to sell 12,000 atudre near B. ft 0.

Station; a very low tfrice to quick purchaser. 27,000 square feet two squares from av6. Hew does 25C per, square foot suit you? AUSTIN'S BUSINESS EXCHANGE AND KEA1 ESTATE, 918 St. Nw. MAIN 4900.

$63 TBtJYS A HOME SITE Containing About 10 Ordinary Lots. Title Guarantees. Deefl free. CASH OR INSTALLMENTS. Elevation, 200 Feet, Overlooking City.

1 Room tor cow, chickens, garflen. This Invest'ment win trake yourself and chlldren'a future secure and independent. TUIa price for ten only. OWNER, 623 st nw. IN A FEW DAYS The Fourteonth st.

cars jH1l be running ttt POtJR- TBENTH STREET HEIGHTS. Look at our lots with 66 Feet Front at $850, Before prices advance. Bee- iul DOW. GEO. P.

ROBINSON CO. the bast things suburban. Walter O'Boyle, Manager-Sales Dept, 613 14th at. 'Phone. M.

3339 Highland Park. Why go la the suburbs and buy a 25-foot lot! The eante money will buy AH ACRE in HIGHLAND PARK. Over one-third of tie property sold In lat sixty days, Oar line passes the property. Very easy terins. Act quickly and get first choice.

Call at once and let us show yon thd BEST PROPOSITION EVER OFPERBD IN WASHINGTON AT 2c PER FOOT. PERCY H. ECSSBIA. Exclusive Agent, Russell Building, B2J Bt. nw.

CONGRESS Has appropriated 847,800 for the extension of MASS. AVE which jnkes WESLEY PARK property a gilt-edge Investment. S6QO a lot; 48 ft. and fio ft. front; 925 to $60 cash; $10 to $lfi a month.

Tait, Omwake 205 (iolorado BIdg. DOWN. MONTH. i CAPITOL HEIGHTS. IXWB UP.

8 CENTS OAK FARE: Conie in and talk, it over with 1 us. JH-'SlG McOtLL ST. NW. NO INTEREST. MO TAXES.

LEES THAN 1o PER SQUARE SOOT; ACRE LOtS at Northwest Park; right in line with the greatest and jnoat substantial growth of the rapidly developing northwest section, on electric car Une; money loaned to build; easy terms; plat mailed frea upon WILLIAM P. MATTEaON, SIR Colorado Building 'Phone main 6450. NORTH BftllSHTWOOD 1X)TS H)R SALE. BUY one or more lots here, build a home, or Ittep afl ft. safe lavestmene and'reap A handsome profit by inoretse In value.

risk your money by buying elsewhere. Terms very eioy. HERBERT E. SMITH, Manager, Corcoran BIdg. 'Phone U72.

FOB -TERMS TO SUIT YOJJ; TA- fcoma Park: 1 fare to city; neat S-room dwelling; a. 7n. furnace. COLLINB-QL'ERHY 821 ISth. st.

nw. 15 EOS SALE--AT A BARGAIN, BRICK HOUSE; 3 tiled bath, large lot; stable. For particulars addttES J. this offlca. 14 FOR SALE--AT FORT MYEft HEIGHTS, lots 25xl2 ft.

each; high ground; fine view of tlw Potomac. Af.dreas BOX 159. this office. GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE, BUY OR INVEST IN GEORGETOWN REAi ESTATE. --No better mcdotr In the Dtetrkt tnan Georgetown, and property fs steadily enhancing In value.

We-'ro a number ol ilia- home and Investment properties on our list now to otter at genuine bargiln The Miller-Shoemaker 1323 32D ST. 'PSONB WEST 40. WAREHOUSES, FOR AND MTtOE. AD Joining; B. 0.

frelgnt tort. t.ow saoire feet floor space. Will leuer II tucsn betore I. 1MB. THE HARRISON EBALTT COUFANT.

tffl at. ny. OFFICES FOR RENT. FOR REST-- THREE BEADTIJTJL OFFICE ROOMS over the People's Savings Bak, 810 Uth Bt; rent tur rewontblo. Apply at the bank.

AUCTION SALES, C. d. SLOAN AtJCTIONEEHS, HOI Btnet Northwest. TKWTSE'S SALE OF MX (8) VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE SUBDIVISION OF NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, DISTRICT OF-COLUMBIA. Owing to default hjr me ptlrehaor of Lots Kos.

JS s.niS 26 In Blook No. Lot No 19 In BIocK No. Lots NOB. 24 and In Block No. Let No.

4 In Block No. l. In the subdivision ot North Co- rmnbla. Heights, District ot Columbia, which were sold under foreclosure sale, held ott tne premises lit 5 o'clock p. Mat day of Julr.

D. 06; And or Tlrtue of tiro dllerent DeelB ot Tmit lr recorded respeetlrely is follows: In LlDer No. S71T at ftllo et and No. at folio 112 et seq of the land records of th District of Columbia, and at the request ot the parties secured thereby, the nnderslgned trustee will sell at public auction In front of tha on TUESDAY, the 18th day of September. A.

D. 1906, at o'elnoh p. and at the risk and cost of the purchaser, the following described' land promises, situate in the County of Washington. District of Columbia, and designated as and being Lot No. 19 in Block No.

6: Lota Nos. 55 and in Block No. Lots Nos and 23 in Block No. 2, and tot No. 4 In Block No of SBld lots being In the subdivision of Northcolumbla Heights, as slid subdivision IB recorded in the offlee of the Surveyor of the District In County B6olr 15.

page 19. TEAMS: All cash. A deposit of S50 an each lot will bo required at the time of sale All eon- veVadciDgj recording, at the rost of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be compiled with within five (51 daye of day of sale, or ths lens defaulted on -will be resold tne risk and cost ot default- Ing purchaser. JAMES w.

cfctrrcHBR. TRUSTEE. 413 Uth St. Washington, D. 0.

Full partieularB ot above sale and map at the office ot GEO. P. ROBINSON 613 14th Washington, D. C. PROPOSALS, EROPOSAiLS FOR CONCRETE FOtTN- datlons and pfer work.

Office of building: for National Museum, Library Congress, Washington, D. 14, 1906. Sealed proposals will be received at this- office until 2 o'clock p. m. on SATURDAY, the 29th day of September, 1906, for excavations and concrete foundations and pier work for the south pavilion of the new building (or the Na tlonal Museum, in this city, and.

opened publicly Immediately thereafter. Specifications, general and c.ondi- tipns and blank forms of proposal may be obtained on application to this office. BERNARD H. GREEN, Superintendent of Construction. seH.lS.17,18,24,25 OFFICE OP THE COMMISSIONERS.

D. Washington, September 8. 1906-Sealed proposals will be received at this office until 12 o'clock, noon, SEPTEMBER 22, 1906, for laying 5,600 square yards of asphalt binder and surface on Canal street, southwest, between and streets, and on Virginia avenue southeast, between Second and Fifth streets Blank forms of proposal, specifications, and ail necessary information mav be obtained at Room 43. District Building. H.

B. f. MACFARLAND. JOHN BIDDLE, Com. mlssloners, D.

C. FOR BALE--" Acting under a decree of tha District Court of the United States for the Northern district of West Virginia, entered on the lltn of September, 1909, in the matter of the Bvansvllle Contract Company, bankrupt. In bankruptcy, the undersigned win sen at pnwie auction. la O'CLOCK THE DAY OP SEPTEMBER, 1906. at the front of the United States post-office in Parkersburs, Wool County.

W. for cash, to the highest and beat bidder the following property, via: All the books, accounts, chosea In action belonging to the estate of said bankrupt. Including Various claims against the United States now pending in the Court of Claims in Washington, Claim 8 $59,73112 Claim No. 2J955--Cotter dam at dam 3... 2.S55 OD Claim No.

24887--Big Sandy Rivar 66,17770 Claim No. Z4888--Lock 3 1.06000 Claim NO. 24886--Lock 4 i 2,50000 Claim No. Iron 60073 Claim No. 24884--Penalty at dam 5,137 SO Claim N6.

24885--Stone at dam 8" 1,253.23 Claim No, 28725--Dam on Congaree River 1,639.67 Clalm against the Monongahela River Consolidated Coil and Cake Company, pending court-at Fttuburg, Pa. Z.OOO 00 1142.362 95 ThlB made subject to confirmation by the -Court This estate enly owns three-fourths of the claims In regard to the Big Sandy River. All the other claims against the government are sold sub- 3ect contracts with the attorneys Washington for 20 and 26 per cent, respectlvelv, of the amounbr recovered ST. J. BRAY, aelUT.19,21,24,26,27 Trustee.

C. O. SLOAN A AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G- Street Northwest. Owlnff to default by the nunchuwr of Lot 18, In Block 18 In Block 8: Dots 16 and 17-fii Block 1, and part ot In Block 6. In the subdivision of North Columbia Heights', iaid lots having noun puwhasefi at the auction sale held by C.

0. on. tha premises at o'clock p. on the 3ist day of July, A- 196fl, the fcbove-mentlGnefl lots, by authority of the owners, fcnd for the purpose of settling up the affairs of the Syndicate, will be by us, at the risk and of tha defaulting purchaser, the premised, oft TUESDAY, the 18th flay of September, A. D.

1906, at 5 o'clock p. said lots being- situate in County of Washington, District of Columbia, in subdivhtlon of North Columbia Heights. aala Eub41v1t-ton la recorded the office or the Surveyor of the EiBtrlet of Columbia, in County Book 1G, page Iff. TERMS: All cash. A'deposlt of $50 on lot Ill be required at time.

AJ) conveyancing, recording, at the cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be compiled "with within ftva (E) days ot day of sale, or the lots defaulted on will be resold at the risk find cost of defaulting purchaser. C. G. SLOAN AUCTIONEERS.

1407 st Washington, C. Full jparMcularfi Ot above sale and map at the offlee of GBO P. ROBINSON Tnc 613 14th sL Washington, D. C. 1T.1S BY VIRTUS! OF A DEED OF TRUST.

recorded In Liber No. 2540, folio 261 et of tho Land Records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the. holder of the notes secured tharfrby, WB will sell at public auction, In front the premises, on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1S06, at 4'16 o'clock p. the foHowlnhg described real estate in the city ot Washington, Dls- tribt of Columbia, to-wit: Sub lot 3 in Square IWt, nbw known sub lot 28 in Thomas H. Pickford's subdivision, as recorded in Liber 25.

folia 19, of the Surveyor's office for thfe DlHtrlct of. Columbia caflh, of which a deposit ot must be the tlie of sale, the balance payable'-la one i)-year from aw of for notes of thfe TJurchaser, bearing -interest rrnn flay of Bale at the fate ot 5 per cent, payable semiannually, find secured by deed ol trust on the prbperty sold, Be taken, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. All conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. It terms are not complied- -with -witMn ten flays troft date tale, the irusteeii the right to resell the propertv at the risk and cost of -tbe defaulting purchaser or purchasers after five days' afivertieemBnt of such resale. i JOHN TAYLOR ARMS, SAMUEL A.

DHURY, Trustees. THOMAS J. OWEN SON, se8-eo ds ds-exa LEGAL NOTICES, IK THB SCPRBME. COURT Of THE DISTRICT of Columbia, holdlns an court--Henry W- Thurbton vs. SYancis Clark.

Charles B. McClellan, Henry Woodard, And Mable Grace McKay, of the eetate of Nathaniel McKay, deceased. Equity- No 25763. The object of this suit Is to haTM declared null voia an assignment by Henry W. Thurston to trancis B.

Clark, of a debt of J41.311.fl9, 4ue by tbe estate Nathaniel McKay, deceased, to tbe saH Thureton. and also to have the reassignment ot the said debt by the Clark to the defendant, Charles E. HcClellan. declared null imd Told. And for ajx accounting By the said Clark for money received by him on account ot the sali debt, from the executors ot the estate of the said Nathaniel McKay, deeealed.

And tor a decree declaring the Eald debt to be the property of the said Thurston and for An order directing the sftld executors to pay over to the said Thuraton the amount of money now In their hands which may be due on account ot the said debt, as pef a compromise agreement authorized by this court. On motion of the complainant It la this 6th day of September, A D. 1906. ordered that Francis B. Clark ana Charles B.

McClellan, twi of the deteftoants in the above-entitled cams, cause their appearances to be entered herein on or before the fortieth dav, exclusive of Sundays and legal holidays, occurring after the day of the Srst ot tula order; otherwise the cause will be proceeded with as in case of default. Provided, a copy of this order be published once a week for three successive weeks in the Washington Law Reporter, Evening Star, and Washington Post By the court. ASHLEY M. OOBLD. Jmttcs, A true (Seal R.

Tonng, Cierk. By J. W. LABINTJS. Assistant Clel'k.

sepT.H,2jl STJPRBME CODRT OP THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, holding approbate Court. No, 13553, Administration. Thla Is to give notice that the subscriber, of the District of Columbia, has obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia, letters testamentary on the estate of Lawrence P. Graham, late of The District of Columbia, deceased. All persons having claims against the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit tne same, with the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to thu subscriber, on or before lha 5TH DAT OP SEPTEMBER.

A. D. 1907, otherwise they may by law be excluded from all teneat of tald estate. Given under my hand this 5th day ot September, 1906. AMERICAN SECURITY AND "BtUST COMPANY.

By JAMES F. HOOD, Secretary Attest; (Seal) JAMES TANNEB, Register of Wills Inr the District of Columbia, rierk of Hie Prolate Court, McKENNEY, Attorney. BUSINESS PROPERTY, For Offices ot Business, COS. ISTH AND I STS. Formerly Chamberlin Hotel.

NEW STEAM HEAT, PLUMBING, DECORATING. AND LIGHTING. JAMES H. TAYLOR, 1419 st nw. FARMS FOR SALE, FARMS FOR SALE.

20-ftcre farm; good bouse and outbuilding, fruit, flue spring and stream. Small payment and monthly payments 107-acre iarm: 12 miles (rom city, food buildings, trader good cuitiration, near railroad; will exchange lor city prope-ty "We have many small and "large terms In Md. and Va--real snaps to ciuiclt purchasers. AUSTIN'S BUSINESS EXCHANGE AND REAL ESTATE, ais st Nw. MAIN 4900.

OFFICE, COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT of Columbia, Washington. Sept. proposals will be Vteeavta at this offlce untH-12 SEPTEMBER 20. 1306, for constructing sewers in the District of Columbia.

Forms, specifications and. necessary Information may be at room 43 District Building, Washington D. C. HENRY B. FT MACFAfi- LAND HENRY L.

WEST, JOHN BID- OLE. Comrnlssioners D. C. OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT? of Columbia, Washington, Sept. 1, proposals will be received at this office until 12 OCTOBER 2, 1906, for constructing sewers Sn tbe District ol Columbia.

Forms, specifications, and necessary information may be obtained at room District D. C. HENRY B. F. MACFAKLAND, JAY MORROW, Acting Commisslonersv D.

C. selo-d6t SALE OF OLD MATERIAL, SALE OF OLD MATERIAL AT THJB Navy Yard, Washington, I). C--There will be sold at the navy yard. "Washington, D. material belonging to the navy, condemned as unfit for use therein, consisting of scrap steel, scrap iron, old pipe and sheet iron, steel old shields, commercial brass cuttings, ortlnary bronze cuttings, manganese bronze, rope junk.

leather junk, foundry sweepings. asnesTbroken crucibles, c. The sale wilt be for cash to the highest bidder by sealed proposal to be opened at 12 o'clock noon, SEPTEMBER 18. 1906. Schedules containing forjoi of proposals and terms of sale may be obtained upon application to the general storekeeper, navy yard.

Washington, D. C. TRUMAN H. NBWBHRRii Assistant Secretary ot the Navy. se7-H HORSES AND VEHICLES.

ERIVINO HORSE IN tX- chanse for one or two desirable acre lots OB electric car line In the northwest. Address HOT nw. 14 THIRTY GRAND CASJUAEfl OF ALL DBSCRIP- ttooa--Sold ta save storage; belonging to dipla- maie and Senators who have left will Fold at onfe-fourth. their value. Consisting of ifrmnd extension-front Broughams, strtight-front atafi.

one two horse Victorias. French brake, Mats eight people; crand itolf trap, teats four, last the carriage tor gentleman's country ple.ce; light one-horse trap, basket eplder phaeton, with footman's seat rear; lady spider with top, mall phaeton, grand pony bosket gorerneu cart, hackney cart, J-eats two or four, floe imported stogie and double coach harness, ten of older double harness, ladles' and gentlemen's laMlw tnd bridles. 100 good as new McClellan army saddles. Tha above carriages and harness are as good aa hew n4 by beat makers Kava rubber tires. Sold at great bargains Call and examine.

WILLARD STORAGE OFFICE. Speedway Stables. 400 to 410 Uth st. one block from 14th si. and WALL PAPER, PAPJ5RHANGINO, PAINTING, AND INTERIOR decorating work; orders received now will be tub- Ject to 25 per-cent discount; rooms papered, open Bhop.

P. G. B07 llth nw. LOAN COMPANIES, Per Annum. THE LEGAL RATE OF INTEREST.

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HOME COMING Often 'neccBsItates the of ft little ready money. We moke ft specialty of keeping a supply on had for emergenciea ot this kind--and wilt loan you any -amount trom J10 to $300 on your furniture, pianos, or Balartes. at a very small rate Of Inte-- cst. Call at our private offices or 'phone X. JJ09.

Surety Loan Co. Room I Warder BIdg. Cor. 9th Sis. THIS MEANS YOU Think lefore yoa "borrow money.

I We loan on Furniture, Piano, and will pay off any loan company you owe, afid advance you more money at rates cheaper than you can borrow on real estate. ALL PRIVATE OFFICES AT The Metropolitan Loan Trust Co. 505 ST. N. W.

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Medicine furnished. Prices Hours. 9 to 1, to 6, to 8. 1233 Pa. ave.

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German Specialist on DUeases ol tbe Brain, Nervous System, Heart, Kidneys, Stomach, ana other Diseases. Doctor's service and medicine, $1. Csa- tultation free Tel M. 2516. Bours, 10 to li.

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