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RECORD OF THE COURTS.

Circuit Court, No. 1-Justice Bradley
Wallace VS.. Martin; motion to strike out
plaintiffs joinder 10 second and third pleas
granted. Wakefield VS.. Potomac Brick
and Tile Company; motion for Judgment
gainst garnishee overruled a To Henry
c. Jewell and Frank Hume. Basg VS..
O'Farrell; demurrer 10 second plea sus-
tanned. Thompson VS.. Conroy; leave grant
ed plaintiff TO amend declaration. Bryan
VS.. District of Columbia; leave TO amend
motion TO vacate by fling affidavit. Ma
tional Capital Brewing Company VS.. For
tune; Judgment on verdict for plaintifr;
Saunders et al VS. Hurst ct al; motion for
new trial aud in arrest OF Judgment lied.
Daniel Armat VS.. Columbia Heights Land
Company; judgment OH verdict for de-
fendaut. Evan Lyon VS.. John ". Thomp-
son; given to jury with orders for scaled
verdict: Crandeil VS.. WILSON, motion for
new trial filed.
Circuit Court, No. 2-Justice McComas-
Marshall VS.. Augusta; motion for new trial
overruled and judgment on verdict.
Equity Court No. Justice Cox-Partello
VS.. NaggatnaD; pro conTesso VS.. defendants,
Banes and Waggaman ordered Smith VS..
Bramhall; commission TO get infants an-
swer, ordered TO issue also commission
to get testimony In Rome, Ga. Walker vs..
Walker; vacation of order OF March &c,
1896, ordered. Townsend VS.. Vande-
werker application for receiver denied.
In re Irving ). Beall, lunatic; inquisiton
chauser; dismissal of bill decreed. Fowler
VS.. Slater; withdrawal OF exhibit allowed
and bill dismissed with costs. Windsor
VS.. Malone; payment from registry of
of court ordered. Pairo VS.. holmead;
sale finally ratified.
Equity Court No. =, Justice Ragner-
Fahey VS.. Fahey; testimony before Fred
Mckee, executor; ordered taken. Carr Us.
Lambert ct al; Il. \. Lambert appointed
guardian ad litem. Simmons VS.. Virginia.
Alabama Co. ct al; time to take testimony
limited TO twenty days. Cook VS.. Mer-
chant; order to pay costs to X. T. Morsel.
Lambert VS.. Carr; John B. Wight appointed
receiver.
Criminal Court No. l, Justice COle-Cnited
States VS.. Edward Winslow; larceny from
the person; convicted. United States VS..
william johnson alias Withers; second
offense petit larceny; acquitted.
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Resul,s at Little Rock.

Little Rock, Ark, March 3O.-The at
tendance ut the second days mectisg Of
the Little m ba Rock Jockey Cub was kept
rain fell during the last race.
First race-tour rurlongs Treopla, los.
J. Tabor, TO 2, won; Albion, LOS Perkins.
10 to /, third. Time, 0:50,
Second race-Selling. One mile: Bing
Binger, IL, Perkins, 10 5, won; Metaire,
l05, Thorpe, TO i, second; Hano Belle
lo3, 7; Murphy, to 2, third. Time.
LAG 1-2.
Third race-selling. Five furIongs: Pc
troline, 103, Thorpe, to 3, first; King
ELM, 103, Perkins, to B., second; Upman,
los, Brittou, TO /. third. Time, 1903 1-2.
Fourth race-Four furIongs. Sulssan, 101
Bum, 8 10 z, won; ChappIe, 104, Perkins,
2 TO /, second; Mabel Oliver, 101, Mailing
10 l, third. Time, O:49 Ia.
Fifth race-SiX furongs; selling. Joe
O'Sot, SO, schorr, TO / won; Fasig, 81,
Bum, even, second; Relict, SO, T. Murphy,
to /, third. Time, l6.
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Entries at New orleans.

First race-six rurlongs, purse. B. Flat,
summer Rain, Belle Groves, Julie, Rest
full, Little Alta, 100; Sammie Young, Hill
larry Riggs, Cutalong, 102; Pirate, Sam
watkins, Kodak, liz.
Second race-Halr mile, for two-year-
olds. Izeyl, 81; Brown Berry, 100; Lii
ian Wilkes, Marmion, Stella b, Brother
Fred, Kruna, 102; Welleshourne, Clematus,
l05: Sanguine, Roltare, los.
Third race--One mile, purse. for three
year -olds. Haha, VictoresS, Nikita, Minerva,
Gladioli, 107; Plug, Little Bramble, Henry
Harris, 109; Bloomer, 107; Hppogriff, Cot
ton King, liz.
Fourth race-Seven furlongs. Handicap
Haroldine; 80; Hibernia Queen, 81; VIII
90: Minerva, 81; Lady Doleful, 90; Tit for
Tat 81; Constantine, 1O4; Gladioli, go.
Fifth race-SiX furlongs. Selling. Wal
nut Ridge 81; otho, 81; Ferryman II, &c.
Anna McNairy and +. NJ. B., 100 each: Rex
Regent. 102: Nance and Montevideo, 103
each: Kindora. Davy Crockett and X. c..
105; Ulster, los.
Sixth race-Six furlongs. Selling. Mil
dred D., 81; Spinola and Adept, 80 each;
Alright. 81; Mary Nance, "a; Charley Daily,
SO; Leonell. 103; Bagpipe, 10Y; Fiction,
100; Bust Up and John p, 10; Arkansas
Traveller lib.
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AL. MAUI.

years. I always cross the street when I
see one coming
SMILING AL. MAUI.
Al Maui. he OF the infinite smile and
Wall street broker appearance, stepped off
or the train from Philadelphia yesterday
and at once HE'D himself 10 the scene OF
his many triumphs on the diamond.
Smiling Al" between the twinkles
from bis eyes. and the flashes from the
big diamond on MS scarf, said his arm
had fully recovered from last seasons
injury and was as good as ever.
Il think we VIII fool them all this yeSE,"
said Al. Il have an idea that we will be
up in tie first division when the curtain
rings down on the close or the race. Why
not? We are fast ln all departments, and
every man VIII work for = good show
lng''
seIbach. the German Ambassador hss
been coaching college Club IN field worz
the past six weeks ana is ID line condition
Il can go IN and play tomorrow said
the popular fielder, II am as light as
feather, and every muscle in my arms ard
legs moves as smooth as OIL
Fleet-fOOted Tom Brown SAYS a d6y
or two OF sunshine and outdoor WORK
VIII make him eligible for the spFiDuBg
class OF the league.
Mercer. Anderson, McJames. Malarkey,
Boyd, and Boswell are expected 20 report
at the park today, which viii give tha
club ITS complement for tie season.
LUSH AND RODGERS.
OHtiielder Lush and InneIder Rodgers
arrived from Boston Ct late hour last
night.
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bowling Leapne Notes.

The District Bowling League will close
is series Of championship tenpin games
onight with two games between the Car
roll Institute and Washington Athletic
NJ club teams upon the alleys Of the latter
BIT the clubhouse on South Capitol and o
ktreets.
The games promise TO he the most hotly
Jught OF the entire series. as the con
testing teams are tied for first place.
Should either team win both games 1t Will.
OF course. carry off the championship
trophy cup. II each team wins a game
there will still be a tie and the odd game
will have to be played Off on neutral alleys.
large crowd of rooters from both or
CARNATIONS will he present 10 cheer the re-
spectiye teams on 10 victory.
Tomorrow night the first assignment
in the third and last series Of games in the
nine-pin tournament of the Columbia Attn
letic Club viii bowl its last set of games
TO make up the quota of twelve games for
each player. The assignment consists of
Won Lindgren. d. Brown. Callahan. Fisher,
Sutton. Flynn. Bennett, Cabrera, Cushman
and Callan. The latter leads this assign
ment with a total OF % and the highest
single game OF eight pins
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Special inducements un--
til our removal, on or
about April /.
Pianos at 10 per cent off
regular prices.
Organs at 10 per cent off
regular prices.
Musical instruments at 10
per cent off regular prices.
Secondhand Pianos at
half regular prices.
SANDERS g. STAYMAN,
Leading Pianos, Organs and Music
934 F St N. W., until April lst.
1927 r ST. ~. w. after April Ist.
PERCY s. FOSTER, Manager.
Baltimore Store, 70 Y Charles ST
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READY TO MAKE ARRESTS.
virginia Authorities TO Move Against
St. Asaph Today.

All outward indications at Alexandria
yesterday pointed TO climax in the st.
Asaph's race track question today.
1t was noised about yesterday In the
resorts of the Virginia suburb that arrests
would be made this afternoon and a reg
ular court routine would follow.
1t is known that the commonwealth au-
thorities have been arranging the neces-
sary prelimiuaries for some time past, and
while they have been reticent as to the
exact date it can be stated that today is
the time agreed upon TO inaugurate the test.
Tue st. Asaph officials have openly mani
Tested their contempt for the Maupin law
aud on all occasions assert their belief in
its uucoustitutionality.
They appear TO be pleased that the com
mouwealth viii proceed against them and
have prepared for the contest by the reten
ton OF able legal talent.
The authorities have not made known
what Will be their procedure against the
violators.
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FATALLY INJURED BY A FALL.
Guest at Al Mobile Hotel Jumped From
window.

Mobile, Ala, March 30.-A small fire in
the scullery OF the Battle House at $50
o'clock this morning filled all the upper
house with dense smoke. The watchman
gave the alarm and clerks and bell-boys has
tened to awaken the guests.
All got out safely, save Constantine La
verato, agent here for the cotton house Of
Ral!i Brothers, who fell from the fifth floor
window TO the gallery below and was killed.
Laverato had dressed himself complete
ly. Then he found the hall so full of smoke
that he dared not venture down it. He
climbed out upon the window coping, in-
tending to jump to the four-story building
adjoining, but failed and fell thirty feet,
breaking his hip and otherwise so inJur-
Ing himself that he died at O'Clock.
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Earned runs-CathoIic University, :; Yale
Law School, /. First base on balls-Off
McTighe II; OFF Hamlin, 2. Struck out
-CaShman, Twohy, Quinn, Stewart, Nc
Tighc, Mcderos. Sacrifice hit-Martiu.
stolen bases-McTighe, eastman z, Twohy,
2, Barrett, Quinn. Hit by pltCher-By Nc
Tighe, 8: by Hamlin, z. Wild pitches
McTighe, .. Passed balls-Nichols. 2. I'm
pire-Mr. Mccormick. Time or game-Two
hours and thirty minutes.
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Entries at Little Rock.

First race-Four rurongs; two-year-oIds;
selling. Banquo II. 1U4; Albert Vale, Pool
Charlie Rieff, 101 each; 0'Lean, Three
Times, 9S each; Lord Zcni, 107.
Second race-SiX furlonRs; selling. Con
cusSion. IS; Helena Belle, %; Toots, So
Mopsy, 103; Empera, l04.
Third race-four rurlongS; Capital Hote!
stakes; two year-ods. Mable Oliver. I15
Banquet II, Charlie Rieff. Bishop Reed,
Cos hen, None reich. Bosnergis, lie king
ton, Pirate, TruXillo, 1lS each.
Fourth race-0ne mile. Ben Naiad, Kirk,
Garland, Bar, 104 each; Whisper, 107.
Fifth race-SiX furlongs; selling. Def,
Ariana 100 each; Tascoma, 1903; Mickle,
Text, 106 each.
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Bronchitis
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Harry Wright Dny.

Mr.. Wagner continues to push the work
of improvement at the park. He stated
yesterday that he had made no definite
arrangement for Harry Wright day, April
i3, but that he wasin correspondence with
The management of the Richmond club of
the Virginia State League. and that the
prospect was promising for that club to
play the Senators at National Park on the
memorial date.
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Earned runs-Georgetown 4, Lafayette 3.
Left on bases-Georgetow I2, Lafayette
10. First base on balls-0rf Tracy +, off
Sigmau z. Struck out-By Tr 3, by Sig
man !. Three-base bit-Rot iel Two
base ehits-MahOney, Fleming, -don, Wal
bridge. Sacrifice nits-Flemh Mccarthy
2, MahOney, Lambert, WarDei2. Passed
balls-Mahoney. Umpire Mr.. Belts Time
or game-one hour and fifteen minutes.
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Bubear Wins a Race From Ross.

London. March 3O.-In The sculhug race
over the Tyne championship course for eIO0
a side between George BubeaF and Wallace
Ross. which was rowed today. the former
won by a length and half. Bubear con
Ceded Ross seven seconds.
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GEORGETOWN, AS USUAL
Blue and Gray Won From Lafay-
cite by Two Runs.
Close Contest in the Mud-George-
towns Took the Lead and Were
Never Headed.

Georgetown took lead on Lafayette
early at Georgetown field yesterday after,
noon and won the game, which was called
at the close of the seventh inning. The
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Steamer Loads of Immigrants.
New York. March 3O.-Five passenger
steamers arrived in port today bringing
the large number OF 8. 1865 immigrants.
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SEoN's shoes
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY WON
Yale Law School Club Defeated
for the Third Time.
When the varsity Came
With Al Rush.

At Capitol Park yesterday afternoon,
the Catholic University Club defeated the
Yale law school nine by the score OF IA
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SIX SENATOR'S IRE SHY
Thirteen Members of the Wash
ington Club Have Reported.
CAPTAIN JOYCE ARRIVES

Jack Crooks, Smiling Az Maui,
Tom Brown, Al Selbach and Nc
Auiey Reached Washington Yester-
day and Registered at National
Park-"Harry Wright" Day.
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Parker, Bridget 4 Co.,
3l5 Seventh Street.
LOEB & HIRSH,
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We're
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as bees

fitting on Spring Top
coats and Suits. Have you
been here yet?
The Spring wear this sea-
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years. I always cross the street when 7
see one coming
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BEYANs ENTRY INFO KESrUcKY
Makes Three Speeches In LnaisviiIe Jast
Like the Old Ones

Louisville. KY. Sept. 1.-THE advent
of the Bryan party into Kentucky Vas
an enthusiastic once n the extreme.
The people OF Henderson brought out
their 1900 inhabitants and borr0Ted
nearly half as many more from the S1r-
rounding towns. The streets we're
blocked from the depot % the stand
erected IN the pabl.c square. where q
mass OF humanity vas gathered III
bryan made two speeches. one from tle
city park and the other from a s.zr5
erected in one q TIE broad streets q
that city. southern Enthusiasm Ezs
shown n q great degree and svsry oae
OF the vast eU3i@nces wanted % snake
A26s with the man whom Trey cali-f
the next pSrSsdent- Cher zfteF cheer
went up and ghen ~ crowd Sas 1T
Cheering y was t-stifY!as - lls o@vn-
ton 70 rhe candidate b. excited Yells o.
Bryan. We want yoa." - others - q
similar import
After leaving Hen5e-ssn. TIE trals
made n 5-niz1te SOP a. crxeosDore.
Eawesvisie. Cover PoIat- and 4ryfzs-
.oa. where Ar. BryaE -o4d tae cros1
that % Eas cad 20 note ne faters-sf
they were taking. AID fz2r<ee Ezr-1 Tor
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Yrcncnmen.-Clarence Cook. N chau.
tauouan


Three years ago the FIRST bicycle made
Its appearance in a small town IN the
Transvaai. The wheeinan passed
through at night, aud the next day two
young Beers, early abroad in search ot
stray cattle, saw the "spoor." or track.
OF the wheel in the roGd. With the cu-
riosity OF their race, they followed the
track for some miles. being anxious "a
sec the man who could trundle
wheelbarrow so far without rest" After
an hours tracking one remarked, sage
": THE fellow must be 4 thief; let
Us tell tho magistrate" Accordingly
the worthy Dutch magistrate was soon
on the scene. accompanied by a score OF
srmsd Beers, and the whole party fol-
lowed the path taken by the cyclist-
Suddenly one farmer exclaimed: Look
here. IL it was a barrow. where is the
track OF the man that wheeled it7'
@Aiy goodness" said the magistrate. Il
never thought of that Let's see-yes
here is the wheel, right enough. but
where is the footprint? IL is-it must
be a ghoSti" With that the whole party
turned and fled in alarm. and for a long
time that portion of the road was not
traversed by any of the Boers.-osolden
Laws
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speeches was at Phoenix hall. where the
cauGdate addressed a large audience,
vSrIoUsly estimated al from 15.0o0 to
in the assemGage which litstsned to
him at the Hsynarkst and daubie thai
number at Wizards hotel In the
first speech Mr.. Bryan took occasion TO
Indirectly pay his compliments 10 the
national Democratic cOnVeu'1sci n.0Tni-
nees by advising his audience 10 es1her
vote the Republican ticket OF to cast
their ballosts in favor of the Chicago
ticket The other two speeches OF the
nominee we've short and have been COW
cred 10 a great extent by oSaer sd
dresses of Mr. Bryan
The train bearing the Bryan party
arrived in Louisville at 7:45, a quarter
OF an hour ahead OF schedule time
The nominee was driven Immediately -
Wizards hotel and a quarter OF an hour
later was on his way % zhe first meet
ing of the evening. The whole drive
wGs continued ovation 10 the candi-
date. although n one portion OF the
route through which the party drive
there were continued cheers for Nc
Kilhy.
AT Phoenix hall. the carriage was i'm
medsately surrounded by a howling
mob and IT took the combined efforts OF
twe.uty policemen - force a passa geway
10 the platform for Mr.. Bryan. His ap-
peaTance on the speakers stand Was the
signal for uproarious apause and
cheering
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Mr. 4. &. D8tton. writing 10 the Lon
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that r1any persons can only siscp well
when lying north AID south. and othsrs
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weil-krouu French centenari@a. on fbs
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