Trade Tone Quiet as Labor Outlook Improves
Bradstreet's weekly outlook notes quieter wholesale trade amid mild summer demand, with crop prospects favorable and building activity high. Rail freight remains strong, money easier, and coal and iron markets show mixed signals as industry records heavy forward orders and ongoing wage adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet's
Morrow
Southwest
Fsber
United States
Canada
Montreal
Potomac Electric and Washington Gas See Active Trading
Trading on the Stock Exchange featured heavier Potomac Electric Lights activity with $17,000 in sales, prices up from the prior week, and 400 shares changing hands. Washington Gas Certificates and related bonds also traded, while Langston showed a continued decline. The new Washington Mechanics Savings Bank opens Monday at 703 Eighth Street SE with paid-in capital of $20,000 and a full-day opening from 9:34 a.m. to 10 p.m., led by President Harry Gould and officers H K Daugherty, R H Bagby, and Carlton Fox. Directors include William M Dove and Ezra Gould among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Potomac
Langston
Washington Gas
New
Washington Mechanics
Eighth Street
Navy Yard
Hara Gould
H. K. Daugherty
R. H. Bagby
Washington stock quotes and closing bids yesterday
The Washington market-listed stocks show bids and prices across utilities railroads banks and bonds. Notable quotes include Washington Gas Company at 102 percent and 113 for various issues, Potomac Electric Light at 104 percent, Washington Railway and Electric at 4 percent, and multiple Columbia and Metropolitan railroad securities with varied percentages and maturities. Strong presence of regional utilities, railroads, and trust stocks, with several bonds and certificates of indebtedness to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salec
United States
Washington Gas Couifeates
Stu
Wachington Railway and Electric Ds
Potomac Misctric Light Se
Washington Railway and Bicetris
Washington Cus
Lenston
Greene Cowper
Washington
Ges
Yerterday S Stock Exchange
Digteiet of
Columbia Lands
Phaippsing Land Purchas
Railroad eads—Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad 3A
Metropiltan Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroads
United States Electric
United
Chenayeaks
Potoman Tete
Washington Market Company
Isl
Potomac Electrie Light List
Norfolk
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Brhvto Gas and Electric
Rational
Commercial
Bank of Washington
Metropolitan
Central
Farmers and Mechanics
Columbia
Capital
Americac
Lincoln
Riggs
National City
Branklin
Corcoran
Potassic
Aringston
Gernist-American
National Union
Higgs
People’s
Real Harare Truiv
Columbia Title
Washington Tite
Potomac
Gaz Stocka
Washington Gas
Georgetown
Mergentlaler Linotype
Lagaton Monotyne
Miacellaneolla
Creane Consolidated Copper
Washington Market
Norfolk and Washingtom Steamboat
New York Produce Market Report Highlights Flat Prices
New York June 2 market notes show steady to quiet trade across commodities. Flour receipts 14,507 barrels with exports 14,963. rye flour and cornmeal steady. eggs steady. cheese strong with varied grades. poultry supplies quiet. pork steady. cottonseed oil steady. petroleum firm. coffee steady. sugar steady with refined at 36 test. potatoes weak with mixed regional values. cabbage weak at 20.7 per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tate
Njadtings
Ross Southern
Maine
Washington Produce Market Prices and Market Tone
Quotations show wholesale levels with receipts rising and quality slipping, creating a weak market tone. Nearby Virginia and Southern feed beans higher. Hutter notes similar gains for higher grades. Cheese demand steady with varied state factory prices. live poultry receipts short and firm for choice spring stock. many poultry categories at uneven or dull prices. Vegetables steady with mixed barrel and crate pricing across potatoes cabbage celery cucumbers and kilns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Maryland
New York State
Nsw
Sunday church services listed for Washington area
A historical listing details morning and evening services at numerous churches around Washington, including St Andrew's St John Georgetown and others. It notes rectors, service times from early morning to evening, with Holy Communion, morning prayers, sermons, and special open-air and visiting preacher events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal
ST Andrew's
Fourteenth
Corcoran
George Calvert Carter
Perry
ST John's
Georgetown
Frederick B. Howden
Spagnes Chapel
New York Avenue
Fourth Artest
Richard P. Williams
Holmead, Jr
Grace Church
Corner
Politts
Morolag Praer
Utany
ST Mares
Wol Nerles
G. F. Peter
P.M. Prescott
Cormy
the Ascenion
Twelfth Street
Manyschristis Avenue
Clement Brown
Enoch M. Thompson
St. Jonn, the Baptist
R. Hi. eRim
J D la Motha
Margaret’s
Connecticut
Bancroft Price
Herbert Scott Smith
D. D
Chris
Fev
James H.W Blake
The Market Basket Fruits and Vegetables Report
The Market Basket notes a nearly closed strawberry season with scarce domestic stock and small berries, priced 13 to 20 cents per quart. Raspberries drop to 16 to 40 cents, blackberries at 13 cents, cherries 10 to 15 cents, and ca sim new California fruits high. Potatoes low at 40-50 cents per peck. tomatoes strong at 35 cents per pound. corn ears small. lettuce damaged and 5-10 cents per head. cucumbers 4-10 cents. peppers 40 cents a dozen. Fish and poultry markets remain dull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Florida
Dullney
Metal Market Report with London Prices and Local Tone
Metal market news notes London tin at 119 15s spot and £179 10s futures, coterminous with a firmer local tone and concessions in copper and zinc. Copper varies abroad around 183 See with local prices easing, lead and zinc decline, iron quieter with No 1 and foundry grades quoted across Daglish and Cleveland markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jung
London
Lake Copper
Daglish
Merhara
Northern
Southern
Baltimore Markets Report Opens with Flat Grain and Butter
Baltimore markets show flour receipts at 7,419 barrels and exports 24,249 barrels. Wheat futures steady with July at 6.54 and August 6.??. Corn weak with steady June values and 12,706 bushels traded. Rye steady at No. 3 Western 6.5. Butter firm with creamery and store prices listed. Cheese active with varied weights. sugar steady at 4.90 to 4.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Washington Cattle Market Review Delivers Mixed Prices
Tad better grades of cattle are in good demand at fat quotations with heavy calves selling around 5 to 6 per head. Lambs in active demand, fat sheep steady, wool prices varied by grade, and hides mixed. Prime calves and cows shown at distinct price points, while stock free from bars and trash sold readily at about 20 cents.
Legal Record Equity Court Actions and Bankruptcy Notes
The DC Supreme Court Equity Court reports multiple matters including substitutions of trustees, leave to file amended complaints, alimony rulings, and rule dispositions across Equity Court Nos 1 and 2. Also listed are bankruptcy adjudications, probate petitions, and numerous civil suits with solicitor names, parties, dates, and outcomes such as contempt rulings, receivership, and injunction actions.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO
Clabaupt
Simmons Vs
M. J. Kesne
Y Bander
Xander
Pentente Lita
George P. Hoosier
Chapin Brown
Storey
Stores
George W. Drew
W. H. Sholes
W. H. Wably
Union Treat Company Ve
Hicks
George E. Hamilton
Perry
George H. Lamar
Justice Bratford
Tomara
Holtzman
W. J. Lambert
R.A. Fond
Longehaw
Longéhaw
Campismant
E J. Gles
E. Ambrose
Dsfendant
J. Fyan
Crandel Maskey
Johnston Va
W. P. C. Haren
Bond
H. B. Moulton
Shelton
Dutton
Beau Ve. Beall
J. AL ‘Tecmer
Bassett
Hassett
Atrekan
Biles
Coby Jatley
Worthington, Heald & Frailey
H. @ Davis
Macfarland Ve Guerin
Méndeto Gf Court of Appeals
Forrest
Real estate transfers listed across multiple DC wards
A sequence of property transfers and deeds across Northwest and Northeast Washington, including Fifth Street Northwest, Columbia Heights, Retreat Northeast, and Maryland Avenue Northeast. Notable entries show parties such as Frank C. Daniel, Sallie W. Turpin, Elisabeth Kemp, Randolph H. Miner, Leo D. Miser, Herman W. Van Senden, William H. Amisg, Thutasa Corrick, Brances Dorsey, Edmund C. Godrick, Eva Codrick, H. Rosker Delany, and various trustees and buyers. Prices listed primarily as $10, with some higher amounts such as $20 and $850, reflecting lot transfers, intrests, and lot/block designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
Frank C. Daniel
Sallie W. Turpin
Columbia Heights
Lewis BE. Breaninger
Elisabeth Kemp
Randolph H. Miner
Leo D. Miser
Leo
Miner
William Muehleisen
Ttonmead Manor
Herman W. van Senden
William H
Gertrude E. Amisg
Mis
Thirteenth Street
Thutasa Corrick
Brances Vs. Dorsey
Edmunnd C. Godrick
Eva A
Cottage Hill
Henry H. Gilfry
Columbus F. Lynch
Colurabus F
Mets
Henry Hi
Ositry
Trustes
Fifteenth Street
Maryland Avenue
Twelfth
Fhirteenth
Sabrine Higss
Charles
Jamca
Toomey
Trouth
Thirteenth
Jsoimen AL Toomey
Sabina
Biggs
Charles Bilger
Frederick G. Lemmer
Euisebeth Lemmar
Anuk B
Delaward
Francis Leonard
Katherine J . Ariekaon
Aquare
George W. Huth
Same
Liliand M. Baler
Aquara
Nineteenth Street
Samuel Redtan
Minnis H. Redman
Haddoges Hills
Nanette F. Buchsler
Broni Loffler
Annie Loffler
G. Milton Thomas
George BM. Slys
George M. Stye
Strent
Joan B. Lichget
Frank C. Carter
Wimm
Gibbe
Harriet A. Gibbe
Lokgi
Jaten W. Walker
Charlay L. Martin
Randle Park
Joseph R. Edson
Annie Bhillingtow
Nineteenth
John H. Nolan
Sue
Jones
James I
Charles H. Davidson
Deeds of Trust Listings in Columbia Heights and Surroundings
Multiple deeds of trust detail security for loans across several blocks and squares, including Elizabeth Kemp to Arthur Brice and William Finther for John M. Jones at 2000 dollars over five years at 4 percent semiannual payments, and additional notes on properties in Holmead Manor and other areas with varied principal amounts, terms, and rates. Names, properties, and associations appear with varied dates and parcel identifiers throughout the entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Heights
Elizabeth Kemp
Arthur T. Brice
William J. Finther
John M. Jones
Holmead Manor
William H. Anulewetz
Charles P. Stone
Ralph L. Hall
Hernan W. von Sanden
Cassandra F. Lewis
Henry H. Éighann
Georg M. Emmerich
Metropolis Building Association
No. A
Eastgrund
Herbert A. Gil
Richard B. Patro
Christine W. Biddle
Theodore N. GM
James T. Osbord
Irving Whilaunton
John W. Pilling
Avents Trea
Pilltey
Quartertt
Daltte Phenix Fam
Vir
Willem Co
Haddocks Hills
Loflerck Ux
James F Scaggs
Timy J. Kessel
Joeph A
Frank ©. Carter
Artemosn Security and ‘Trust Company
Washington Eavings Bank
BOF Cet
Vetalvanauntly
Joe
Randle Fark
Anole Shillinglaw
Washington Lody and Trust Company
Equitable Co-operative Building
Squard
Legis B
Health Office Record Deaths Fragmented List
Startling evidence daily BOE new discovers on consumption coughs and colds. The fragment lists several names with ages and addresses including Walter Howent 49 Columbus. Thomas 70 ydarm. Mary McGraw 47. Oliver C. Miller 36. Annie Green 23. Soba Wills 41. George De Pro 27. Clarence M. Fork 36. Hi en Boyle 1 year at Children’s Hospital. Ming le Hutl 2 months. John G afattingly 9 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Howent
Columbus
Thomas
Gatmor
Mary McGraw
Oliver C. Miller
AL Geh. How
Annie Green
McDyer
Soba Wills
Dalsware Ave
Swi
Sears
George Is
Mifler
Wild N. J. Ave
sGeorge de Pro
St. Aw
Clarence M. Fork
the Logan
Pears
Hien Boyle
Cdlitren'a Hospital
Mingle Hutl
Pierce Ct
John G
Afattingly
7Th St. Ne
Traction Firms Ask 47 Million. Dunne Calls Prices Exorbitant
Chicago officials learn proposed city purchase prices for Chicago City Railway and Union Traction total 47,505,259 dollars. Mayor Dunne calls the figures grossly excessive and sends them to two experts for analysis. Separate cotton market figures from Secretary Hester show world visible supply at 3,252,011 bales, with regional breakdowns and year-to-year drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunne
Chicago
Chicago City Railway
Union Traction Company
New Orleans
Hester
Great Britain
Europe
India
United States
Proposals for Field Desks General Depot Quartermaster Office
Multiple government bid notices from 1906 1908 inviting sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering eight hundred field desks and various supplies. Dates set for June 2 1908 and June 2 1906 with rights reserved to reject bids. Notices specify place to obtain specs and mark envelopes proposals for field desks or supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
A. W. Butt
U. S
Jed
Department OF the Interior
Washington, D. C
Department
Congress
H. A. Hitchcock
Department of Justice
Sen
J. A. Harris
Walden
United States Marshals Sale of Keister Real Estate
United States Marshal sale is set for Friday July 2 in front of the courthouse door to satisfy a writ of fieri facias. The property of James H Keister in Lot 442 and adjacent parcels within the District of Columbia is described with improvements and will be sold for cash to the highest bidder by U S Marshal and auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marshals
United States Marshal
Supreme Court of the
W. B. Ee
Surveyor's Office
Tha
District of Columbia
James BH. Keister
Adam
Atlick Pater
U.S
Ayice Schlir
Sean
Commissioners Notice of DC Hay Scale Auctions 1906
Government sale notices list six hay scales in DC areas Anacostia Brightwood Georgetown Tennallytown and more with sale at scales office noon to 4:40 am terms one four th cash balance by Aug 1 1906 Commissioners Magfaland and Biddle announce the auctions and conditions. Also license renewals due June 30 1966 for auto and other hire vehicles and brokers in DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Cc
Washington
D. C
District of Columbia
Anacostia
Eleventh
B Streets
Seventh Street
Florida Avenue
Brightwood
D.C
Market House
Georgetown
DB. G
Wisconsin Avenue
Tennallytown
Elev
Enth Ang
Eleventh Street
Virginia Avenue
Alelionear
Henry BF. Magfahland
John Biddle
Washington Stock Exchanges
Sll
H. H. Darkeille
Columbis
Notice of Probate for Reury Murray Estate in DC
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Probate Court issues letters testamentary for Reury Murray, deceased of Washington DC. Creditors must present claims with vouchers authenticated by June TH, 1905, to the undersigned officials at Seventh and L Streets NW and 301 D Street NW. Attorneys listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fronat
Justice Stations
Wittam If
Aichifresh
Will
F. Snowden Hil
James A. Edwards
Thomas Arnhem
Wankel Abraham
IR A
Marsh Maria Phillips
Mere. Aucrney
J. Edger Smith
Batata
Johm Beverage Smyth
Thomas Miller
Neuck & Nauck
Alfonso G. di Vincanty
Will Ried
John M. George
Beata
Charles KR. Rowse
Ratton & Siddons
Mary Scanlon
Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia
Bultemibers
Murray
Francis Saul
L Stresta
Rathick
D Street
WM. C." Taylor
District of Columbis
J. J. Darlington
Dentistry Advertises Full Set Teeth at Low Prices
An old classified style notice offers first class dental work with full sets from 800 dollars, gold crowns from 2 dollars, silver fillings, and guaranteed results. The ad promises no pulling or plate installation, and longer-lasting teeth with careful materials. Dr. J. L. Whalen is listed at 120 F Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrimisn
Palalese Sime
L. Whlaon
F St Nw
Harness for Sale From WM. DAW & Co
Advertises first class harnesses and related riding gear including saddles whips and robes. Encourages prospective buyers to visit for inspection and mentions competitive prices. Notes location at 9x83 Matnw and company WM. DAW & Co.
Pennsylvania Railroad Special Parlor and Dining Cars
A railroad notice details Pennsylvania Railroad services from Harrisburg to Pittsburgh and Chicago, with parlor and drawing room cars, buffet and dining options, and through connections to St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Cleveland and more. It lists schedules, pricing, and ticket offices including Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia routes along with Baltimore and Ohio connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Chicago
eCincigiati
Benet Eanor
Exhabare
Pruke
Harris
Pennsylvania
Alto
Detroit
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Harrisboro
Louisville
St J ' mi
Niagara Falls
Renovo
Eimtza
Wyecke
Williamsport
Buffalo
Wirte
Rochester
Leaster
Washington
Mirle Canandalewa
Bockeeten
Piladetoti
New York
East
Congressional Limited
Chiadalphia
Bonta
Basten
Sanders
Ardlentte
Sal
Pope
Air Service
W. W. Atterburs
J. R. Woop
Ares A
Schedule of excursion trains to Chesapeake Beach May 2 1906
Govn. Lv Dist Line station VAM subject to change without notice Week days excursion trains to and from Chesapeake Beach listed with schedule details and stations for the May 2 1906 start date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake Beach
Vam
Atlantic Coast Line and Connections Dining Car Service
A dated notice lists Florida Atlantic Coast Line routes with connections to New York Jacksonville Tampa Augusta Charleston and Washington. It describes dining car service limited schedules and station offices in Washington Wilmington and Cincinnati with Pullman sleepers and reservations via the Chesapeake and Ohio Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Royal Alce
New Jem Ave
Philadelphia
New York
Alls Pullmen
Dom
Bleoperk
Atlantic City
Baltimons
Pullman Sravicn
Oman
Aus
Louis
Louisville
Columbub
Winchester
Annapolis
A. Oh
Luray
Eleton
Yeas
Maghastown
Bowd
Way Pointe
Fea
Gaithersburg
Way Points
Gegecy
Awashington Junction
Sunaty
New Jersey
Sant
East Baie Bra
Bow York
Jackaotvine
Fla
New Fork
Port Tampa
Madackseneffie
Augusta
Charleston
S. C
Washington, D.C
Chesapeake and
GEIO
Chicago
ST. Louis
Rata
Cincinnati
Chiesa
Pullman
Laxtarville
Indianepolis
Virginis
Cincknati
Texington
Loutevilla
Virginia Hot Springs
Sunny
St Louis
Chesapeake and Ohio
Ofice
Pennsylvania
Main
Pennsylvania B. R
H.W. Fuller
General Fausenger
Southern Railway
Ued
Harrisonburg
Ware Revisa
Damvile
Ao Em
Washington
Florida
Bim
Columbia
Ravennah
Jackoonvilie
Dally
United States
New Orleans
Herrteenburg
Muanssea
Warrentem
Chara
Netresville
Strasburg
Atlante Expres
Atlanta
Colum
Steaper
San Francisco
Florida Express
Sarannah
Jacksonville
Port Tanpa
Wp. m
Ena Memphis Limited
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Hnoxvile
Chattandoma
Memphis
Breepers
Herrieecbure
Charlottesville
Bluemont
Leesburg Onis
16Th St
Gil Paave
Pennsylvania Station
H. Hardwick
RE Spencer
W. H. Tayloe
Washington Southern Railway
Richmond
Alaraaniria
Wrederickaburg
Atlantic Coast Line
Seabosht Air Line Railway
Floris
Newport News
Fa Point
Quantico
W.D. Duke
W.culp
W.P. Taylor
Norfolk and Western Railway
Norfolk
Beerysville
Lares
Sherendoah
Elkton
Pennsyleanls Station
Fourteenth Street
New York Avenue
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Penna. Ave
Petersburg
Maleigh
Wilmington
Sayaonah
Jazkacnville
Tampa
Birmingham
Mobile
Pensacola
Sersoard
Flazilso Throng
Ala
Cefe
Hemlet
X. c
Seaboard Express
Pullmen
Tamps
Memshis
Cats
Money to Loan Offers From Several DC Real Estate Firms
Multiple entries show lenders offering money to loan on District of Columbia real estate and household goods. Firms include The Harrison Realty Company, Fidelity Storage Co, Stone & Fairfax, Frank J. Rawlings, Tyler & Rutherford, and others. Rates commonly 4 1 2 to 6 percent with small or no charges, emphasizing prompt service and varied security options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Hobsons
Harrison Realty Company
Fidelity Storage CO
District OF Columbia
Pear Alexandria Cltr
Sohn Dnormoyle
Alas Natl Bank
Alec
Stone & Fairfax
New Bonave
14Th
D. & Real’ Fatale Security
J. Rawlings
Arlington Fire Insurance Company
Inrga Ampunia
Tyler & Rutherford (Incorporated
Maryland
Metropolitan Loan & Trust
Jeane
E Street
N. W
CAIL
Reliance Loan and Trust
Seventh Street
Joan St
Commercial Bank
R. W. Cor
Withgat Security
Cejaracy Cleat Pomman
Oan WO
Corcoran Eldan
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Dun's Review
Dun & Co
Ohio
Poth
Nety England
Boston
Walker
Hias
Out
Curb Market
American Canatd
Bethlehen Eisel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Boston Consolidated Copper
Central Foundry
Tt Oy
Central Foundry Pit
Tae
Chicago Subway
Aly Cumberland Ely
Ay Mackay Company
Mitchell Mining
Tennessee Copper
Uuitea
Tub
Local Financial
Washington Hallway
Greene Cenver
Washingion Stock Exchange
Washington Produce Market
Ee Rel Bouls
L Street
Porthweat
Ulyses G
Pierce
Winnister
la Grand Power
Congregational Filet
Tenth Streets
Charles Hall Eversit
J. W. Iptecheff
Ihurch
THE
Pilgrins
David W. Mostgomery
Ninth Street
Baptist
Ern Grace
South
Caroling Arenat Noutheast
Charles D. Parker
York
Calvary
Eighth Cod
Sireca Northwest
Samuel H Greene
D. D. Gontor
Ham
Ker
J. H. Cayton
P.m. Lutheran
Georgetown Evangelical
Wisconsin
Avenu
Wallace Haddltt
Western “Presbyterian
Harriet
George Batley
Nia m
Degal
Srati- Firet
Marshal Place
il_p. m
Donald C. Mecleod
Steeds Santheaat
Albert Evans
Urd & Pom
Tourth
Fairmont
Joseph F. Kelly
West Street
W. C. Alexander
Cristian Endeayr
Gunton-Tmeple Memorial
John Len Allison
J. B
Eastor
P. Trinda
Sixth Street
Her. Thomer
Baston
D. J
Len
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Third
I Streets
Siem Clark
Mount Washington
Methodist
Memorial
Frank M
Bristol
North Capitol
K Streets
Raw
Alex. Biefai
Dastor
Il A. Ra
I Hamling
Ninth
Carl G. Danes
Penton
Luther
Y Waugh
Gaethenal
George E. Baydwell
Hey
J. E. Gilbert
Union
Twentieth Street
Hf Attest
Pennsylvania Avenue
Rees Murrey
Christian
D Streets
Foxter
Bagby
Dt A
Gad
Ares Christian Science
First Church OF Christ
Fit“tert
R Streets
Bungay Na Mand
TRE People's
Pythian Temple
Alexander Kent
Charles Kingeley
Charles Kinesley
Theosophy
Theosophic Society
Christadelphian
Washington Bedeste _morts
National Capital Bank
Mu Friends
Irving Stresss
Bolggia
Habbath-School
Washington Cattle Market
Wool and Hides
Justion Clabaugh Taro Purity
Ty E. S. McCatmont
Benoit Pollet
Hetty Dopolly
Folfettor
Malcolm Haffy
Amerie Fatt Company
Ada Baumwarten
Crediter
Dill
Corplainant
Zolfettor
H. Wimbly Wheetley
Eugene Davie
Stented and Capurage Hmkiing
Sollettor
H. B. Davis
Mamie BH
May Et al Ve
Willian Meyer
Sonathatunet
Webertary
Lo M
Johnson ‘Bros
Somuel H. Renforns
Plalatiff
Yi. B. Larner
Jigiea
Ve. Arthur and
Adz Eaumgarten
Edeomtara
Plalatif
H. Winklp Wheetle
J. Monks
Joneva
Peter Loftus
Cartiorari
Camutel Car
Hagton Amd
Irving Willicamon
ViGit—Euginé Davis Vo
Geront
J.B. Larner
National Correspondence Institute
Ralston
Siddona
Leckle, Fulton & Cox
Thompson
Rilag
Palleiter
Leo Simmons
Saileftor
T. ‘Thomas
Davie Ve
Staptes
Palleitor
E. Davis
Longshew Va
Longshiw
E. Ys. Glo
Ambrose
P. J. ‘Ryan
Crandal Maskey
C. H. Morilint
Rien
Curtis
Wedderburn
Piatnuit
Tucker & Kenyon
W. L Ford
Mystop
Robbins
Triad
Platoeil
Attornuys
Holston & Sidagne
Jax. Glere
Hostek
Cathman
Demurter
Miotion
Piatatlit
Ih. Winship
Wheatley
Hdouglas & Douglas
Ve. Mason
Demurrer
Plaintif
E. M. Stanton
George
Watting
Quank
J. Darlington
Baker
Willa DB
Doremus
Health Office Record
BOE New
John F. Clarke
Frances Ecklow
McLaughlin
A. Ridglay
Hine Donecke
Lewis L O'Neal
Charity A. Derby
Ada Ms. Martin
Goth
Marton
Ind
Ohn
Upperman
Florence G. Norris
Charity Alvin’ Smith
Fim
PRI
Addie
Bia
Uae
Atlantic Coast
Railroads
Bradley Company, Inc
Moore & Hill, Inc
D. CG
Bagin Man
Econo
WM. H.saundere & CO
A. E Hoon
REED
Corcoran Blig
Building Association
Metzerott
ERT Bradley
F Street
District of
Cker
Walther
Surety Loan Co
Warder