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In Oldcn Times

people overlooked the Importance Of
permanently beneficial effects and were
satisfied with transient action but now
that it is generally known that Syrup
of Figs will permanently overcome ila-
bitual constipation, we'll Informed peo-
pie will not buy other laxatives, which
act for a time, but finally injure the
system.
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Events of Today
Orpheum-VaudeviIle.
Burbank k-Ji.n the Penman.

Meeting of the fire ommissioners-Io
am.
Christian Workers convention at Simp-
son Tabernacle. ~ }er~
Poster entertainment by the Ebell club
at Music Halls Pm. ',f
Herr Thilo Beeker's piano pupils re-
cital at Blanchard Fitzgerald's-8p m.
DR.. Davidson's third lecture on Anat-
omy at the School of Art and designs
PIN.
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Agate Ware. Furrey's, 15e N. Spring.
Cuban rleetlng Postponed

The Cuban league meeting which was
to have been held last night at the
mayors office, was postponed on ac-
count of the few who were in atten-
dance. The committee has decided to
arrange a date in the near future for
the occasion, which will be we'll adver-
tised beforehand
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money spent upon their different booths,
and we feel justified in saying that not
| only has the general arrangement of the
| booths and the varied character of the
| displays been a matter of surprise to
the public. but it has excited the admira-
| ton of everybody who visited the pa
vilion.
| The program of the different entertain
ments provided each day and evening
| was matter of no insignificant labor.
1t had to be carefully planned; the tai
ent had to be secured; the participa n ts
had to be interviewed and the result has
thoroughly justified the time and energy
spent in this matter 1t is due to the
different organizations and individuals,
who so literally contributed to the sue
cess of the enterprise and the amuse-
ment Of the visitors. that we express our
gratitude for their public spirit and ex.
cellent service.
The financial result of the undertake
ing is thoroughly explained in the an
nexed statement of receipts and dis
bureements. In our expenditures we
have attempted to conduct the enter
prise in an economical and business like
manner, and the surplus of $1125.04 that
we remit hereby to the treasury Of the
! association is sufficient evidence that the
exhibition has been success from a
financial standpoint.
We feel convinced that the Home
Products exhibition has accomplished d
all the purposes and has fulfilled all the
expectations that your organization
could have desired from an enterprise Of
this character. 1t was a new under
taking, and required conside erable en-
ergy on the part of the business com
mun.ty as well as the public at large.
We believe that the exposition has
achieved one great result. namely, to ac-
we manufacture in this city and in
Southern California variety of articles
that heretofore have been almost exclud-
ed from the market through lack of de-
mand.
Many such home products have since
found their way into the households and
through personal interviews with sew
eral of the exhibitors we have learne d
that the demand for home products has
greatly increased.
Without making any extensive recon-
mendation we suggest that the result of
the Home Products exhibition warrants
in our opinion, repetition of a similar
enterprise next year on larger and
broader scale, and we believe that the
merchants and manufacturers as well
as the public have been sufficiently
benefited by the exhibition just closed to
support the undertaking more extern
eively.
Having fulfilled the duties imposed
upon us to the best of our ability, we now
respectfully request to be discharged.
Respectfully submitted,
w pPJDuAM boi i,,p
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Ieeting then adjourned.
poIlce courts Kept 6u,y

Three departments Of the police ana
justice courts were running yesterday
afternoon for the first time III the his
tory 6f Los Aneele6. :Inrtioea Mhrrtsey,
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Maximum temperature. o.
,nin,um temperature. 80
FORECAST: For Southern California Fair
Wednesday light northwesterly Winds
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The Weather

TIE TEMPERATUHE-Hepo epori of observations taken
Los Angeles February y. The barometer IL
le ',ttei TO sea level
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To Cure Gold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money il It
1alls 70 cure. 25c.
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EoiiceIcts

toinette'' at the Normal school tomor-
row afternoon
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cutisry.at rurreys 1ss N. sprinz ST.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Received for sale of floor space. u. SO, 223 M
Received for sale of season tickets. 759 SO
Received for sale cash admissions, 1905 OC
Received from other sources. ... "A 90
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Respectfully submitted,
r. w. PRIDHAM, Charm;
e. A. STUART.
r. III. HEBRON,
FRED l.. BAKER,
J. G. CHAMBERLAIN.
The treasurer's report was read as
foIIows.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

Rear Admiral Alexander Colder Rhiud,
L. :. n, retired. died last night at his
home ia New York city. He was seventy
seven years Of age, and his death was
caused by general wea kneSs after a long
illness. admiral Rhind was appointed 10
the Navy from Alabama in 1898, and
served through the Mexican and civil wars.
As lieutenant commander, in 1862, he di-
rected the Keokuk in the attack on Charles
ton. Ills vessel was so badly riddled that
she sank next day. Detailed by Admiral
Porter t. the Louisiana. he commanded her
on the night OF December %, 1864, when
she was blown up within $50 yards OF
Fort Fisher, uer officers and men leaving
her lay tie steamer Wilderness. Rear Ad
miral Porter recommended the promutiou uf
all who had participated in this affair
he WAS commissioned commodore in 1856
and was president OF the board OF inspec-
tion and survey from $50 to $50. When
retired in 1883, he was governor Of the
nava, asylum, and Lad just been promoted
TO be rear admiral.
Gideon W. la, export, chairman OF the
Westchcster county board of supervisors.
died at his home in New Rochelle " Y.
yesterday from pneumonia. Mr.. Daven-
port was a prominent lawyer, an old time
Wthg. and assisted in organizing the Re
publican party. His wife, two sons, David
and James, and daughter, Mrs. Stats.
OF New York, survive him.
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Late Local Hannenines.

Alex Green, colored, was locked up in
tie Second precinct police station fo- carry
ing a concealed weapon.
Mr.. James Tivine, W no lives at No. 1918
Twenty hStreetnorthwest, reports stolen
or strayed, about 1890 last night, sorrel
mare.
Arthur simmons was arrested last night
charged with assault upon Sing Lee, n
South Washington Chinese laundrymau.
He was locked up st No. station
Robert L. Bain, living at No. 1884 Twen-
ticth street northwest, reports stolen from
the National Rifles Armory, about 1880
O'Clock yesterday, light Fedora hat, val
ued at 50.
Sparks from stationary engine caused
a small fire about $50 O'Clock last night
1t John Richardson's saw mill, at Twelfth
ald Water streets southwest. The blaze
was distinguished, with little damage.
Henry L. Mulligan, bicycle lamp thief.
wlom the police have been endeavoring to
fird for some days past, was arrested last
night BIZ Policeman Schuyler, of the First
Precinct hen taken into custody Multi,
gan had lamp H. his possession. and acted
IN such suspicious manner and could not
give good account Of himself that he was
locked ur. Three cases OF petit larceny
nave been charged gaiust him.
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MUuYOu news.
Experience Has Taught Mr.. strictly
the Value of Munyon's REM
edies for Colds, Asthma
and rheumatism.
Mr.. G.. W. Minniok Able To Walk
Once More-Cured by MuByon.

Mr.. George F W. Strictly, No. II 4 H St.
ne, Washington, ID. c., says: Il have
used Munyon's Remedies for rheumatism,
cods ana asthma, and find that there is
nOthhS ike these wonderful remedies a
rev weeks ago1 was run down by a wagon
aud had my wrist terribly sprained. l
lost complete use OF IL and also nay hand.
The usual treatment and remedies We're
tIied without any henefit whatever. l
went To Prof. hunyOa'S s Institute, and after
TWO treatments with the static Electric
Machine L Tega1ned the complete use OF
my wrist and nand. | consider mis- electric
treatment simply wonderfel.,
MI. q. w. Mnmlek No. 2729 + ST. NV,
Washington. ID. O.. sd VS.. Some time ago
an injury To my knee was folio owed by
serious inflammation, W hi eli prod uCeu
great pains and stiffness, and nterfered
WIN walking. 1He condition Continued
to grow worse in spite OF treatment. A
feW weeks ago l paced myself under the
care OF the MuDyon Doctors, taking treat
facnt with Munygn's Eiectnc Machine. |
was entirely relieved OF pain and distress
after this treatment. Ms cure mas been
complete, as / an now able to walk
without the sliglltest difficulty"
NUN ION > > EAstlC ELEsJl RICAL MA
CHINE cures Stiff, Joints, Paralysis and
Neuralgia and gives nav life To the nerve
raCked and the br4inweary
MUNYON'S LIf4a CHA MBER CURES
Catarrh, Asthma and Bronchitis, aud heals
and reyivifies the lungs and air passages.
MUNYON'S HOME REAEDiES CURE
eacn disease with a 81 pdrate specific.
For sale by all druggists mostly 20 cents
d vial.
MUNYON'S SKILLED SPECIALISTS
give free diagnosis and prescriptions for
any disease. on duty all day and evenin &.
Sunday, TO p. IN. 623 Thirteenth
street northwest. 1t
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HOW To FIND OUT,

Fill bottle or common glass with urine
and let it stand twenty-four hours; a sedl
ment or settling Indicates an unhealthy
condition of the kidneys. When urine stains
linen it is evidence of kidney trouble
Too frequent desire to urinate or paiu
in the back is also convincing proof that
the kidneys and bladder are out of order.
WHAT TO DO.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed that DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great Kidney remedy, fulfIls
every wish in relieving pain in the back,
kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of
the urinary passa ges. 1t corrects inability
to hold urine and scalding pain in passing
it, or bad effects following use of liquor
wine or beer, and overcomes that un
pleasant necessity OF being compelled to
get up many times during the night to
urinate. The mild and the extraordinary
effect of swamp Root is soon realized. 1t
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
of the most distressing cases. II you need
medicine you should have the best Sold
by druggists, price fifty cents and one
dollar. Ycu may have a sample bottle
and pamphlet both sent free by mail
Mention The Morning Times and send your
address to DR.. kilmer & Co., Binghamton,
NY The proprletors of this paper guar
antee the genuineness Of this offer.
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NO RELIEF FOR wHALERs.
Vessels Cannot lleach Them Until
After July.

Vessels Cannot Reach Them Until
After July.
AS preS iously stated. it was the in
tention Of the Treasury Department to
order the Bear 10 the relief or the i'm
pnsOned Arctic whalerS. Capt. Tuttle, Of
the Bear, sent Yesterday d telegram to
Capt. Shoemaker, of tie Revenue Marine
Service, a. follows, which explains Itself
Before the Bear can ach 81 Michael
tie hay viii De frozen over. The vessel
cannot winter at st. Michael, as the ice
would carry it away. There is no haTbof
north of Unalaska that does not remain
frozen until late in June. Behring Strait
is closed ~ ice ia November and sInains
30 until June
The whalers at Point Barrow are with,
In six mics of tho point and eighteen
miles from the iofTner refuge station
understand from Capt. McGregor, or the
steam wraIer Karluk that the agent at
the refuge stations has about 300 barrels
OF flour. With his ana the provisions of
the vessel, there should be no starvation.
Those frozen in at Dedmarkh ma tion Point
have tn supply station at Herschcll Island
to fail back upon. while it Will proba bly,
be Necessary 70 abandon the vcsseIs.
4 DO not apprehend that the crews VIII
meet with anything worse than priyations
aud hardships. The Bear can be ready to
start in two weeks. There Is plenty OF coal
a Unaia ska. l caa see no way OF render
ing assistance until TIE ice opens in July.
M vessel can Go anything in the Arctic
OCEAN until J dly.''
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Basketball Games Tonight.

The second game of basketball in the
District Basketball League series VIII De
played under tie old rules tonight, in the
infantry rmory, by the Eastern Athletic
Club and Queer Wheelmen teams. Game
will begin at { o'clock. Special srrauge-
ments will I've made for the comfort Of
ladies, to whom there VIII be free ad-
mission.
The National Basketball Lea que will
have It's second championship game tonight
AZ the gymnasium of Carroll Institute, and
will be played by the home team and the
Corcoran Cadets. The teams are wei
matched, and an interesting contest may
be expected.
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Bo~tor SvInnIlouv Concert.

That eminent band Of musical mission
aries, thr Boston Symphony Orchestra,
Ea,e THO first oI this winters symptom.
concerts yesterday afternoon to TIE de-
lyctati.H OF the eject and the enIirbreu-
meat ~ those who seek understanding of
the masterpieces. A large audience was
Present but there We're vacancies here and
There, especially Ia the boxes. About half
OF tie mcz4aHines were occupied, and six
OF the lower boxes We're empty. There
were 50 few men present that, at first
elaucc It appeared that masculiuity had
devoted Itself soIel y TO making music, while
feininiuity lent itself 10 appreciation.
The hero of the afternoon was Rafael
JOseffy IIe is Heard too seldom, but alb
sencc makes the heart fonder and empha-
sizes the rare pleasure OF hearing This ma
sicisn Of ti'e pianofortc. Yesterday he
played witp all the juhilant ecstacv, the
tone power ard ~ymnolent tenderness which
The Sc!tumann concerto, which ae played,
permits. Bat il is peculiarly stored for
tic piano Il spite OF its heauty. il is
scored almost entirely for the middle reg
tstcr. thus gaining little strength from the
lower tones ana little brilliancy from the
upper notes. When he lad finished. mu-
s,cisns and audience Joined IN enthusiastic
applause hich was persistent, until he
rcturaed ard PLAYED again. Ills encore
was an lnt erinezzo IN a minor. bv Johannes
Brahms ui.accUmpaHied. In it is found
the safae disappointment ar in tlIe CON
certo--ta9 Hltle brHliancy. But its re-
served sweetness was eXquisltely expressed,
and the performance brought out another
salvo OF applause
The orchestra played three works new
70 TIER washington programs, and two
Of them have not been heard here before.
Weber " Invitation TO the Dance" is, Of
course. familiar. Haayn's 'L'Ours'' svnl-
pnoEyln F, ma ior, and Emmanuel Ca.! briesr's :
orchestral Rhapsody, .Espana," are unfa-
mhiar T. sire general public. They are
both magnificent works, and ia their i'm
teFpfotai lon. as 70 All their perfurinan nees,
theoTcil, "a brought its anequirocal ability
for superlatveiy excellent execution.
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a RECKLESS DRIVERS ACT.
Runs Over Boy and Then Drives
HapidIy Away.


A big. heavy delivery wagon Eelonging Z
- LitJicrieId, Alyord x Co. knocked
down Bn0 ran over little James Edmund
Crown, thr rive-ycar old son Of James + .
Crown, q conductor on the Avenue division
afIhe Capital Traction Company, last night
at the corner of Fourth and streets
northcas',
The ht;le fellow was playing with some
cf His comrades in a Pile Of building sand
la the street near his home, No. 81 B
street northeast. Il was Just at dusk,
anG the children were having great sport
when the big wagon came thHnceriaE
down the street. The driver appeared
70 gi-e little heed as 10 who was in the
street, ASA WAS Grgng on his team at i
TaPid pace.
s-elH- ta.-Ir danger, Tho children ran 10
1h. Sidewalk but little James was behind
the rest Iie is small and could not run
sis fast as the others. one OF the horses
struck bIu and he Zen directly under the
heavy wheels Quickly an older lad
pulled iIiu 70 one side, and the wagon. IN
stead Of crushing hIS head pa ssed over his
rilht leg, crushing IL.
The driver freely applied his whip and
On L.o-e rapidly. A young man on a
bicycle passing at the time hurried on
aft=r hiIn, ana obtained the number Of the
wagon and then returning, picked up the
little fellow and carried him home, from
where be was taken tothe Emergency Hos
Tital. The wound Cd Ills leg extended
from aiO-e his knee 10 below his ankle
and fcr the entire length exposed The
bone While iJ is not likely to result
faualiy. IL I.ay cripple the child for life.
The iplica are hooking for the driver Of
the wagon.
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d.. WaLKER'S ELECTRIC MACHINE
Cures Paralysis, Stiff Joints, Neu-
ralgia, Nervous Diseases and
All FluscuIar Pains.

Pains, aches and neuralgia vanish in
lew minutes, swollen ana SuItf joints relax
ana become flexible, weak backs become
Slrong' female troubles disappear; para
lyZed muscles ana nerves regain their
powers; the nervous, the brain-weary and
the brOken-down feel the curative ana
soothing influence penetrating every dis
edSed ana W ea kened part, renewing tie
vitality, increasing the blood circulation
IN cold eXtremities and imparting new
life and energy to the whole body.
Young or mlddic-aged men suffering from
lack OF nerve power as the result of eX-
ceSSes, over Work or mental worry, quickly
and permanently restored by Dr. Walker
DR.. Walker sees all atients personally.
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BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL.

Discuss the En.l iayInant of Fire
Departments Employees.
The Building Trades Council held its
week!3 meeting last evening at Electrical
Workers Hall. There We're eight trades
unions represented and President Silver
was In the chair.
A communication from the District Com
missionerS, In reply 10 letter Protesting
against the employees of the fire department.
working on repairs OF the engine-houses
and also on private property owned by
officials OF the fire depa rtment, was dis
cussed at length. The conclusion reached
was that the Commissioners were evasive
in their reply, in so much as they referred
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offices for the FaIthfuI.

The appointments by the President yester
day We're.
Eugene a. Webster Of South Carolina.
collector Of internal revenue for that State.
John 7. Wilder of johnson City, Tenn,
pension agent at Knoxville, Tenn.
Dwight Jarvis of Florida, 10 be appraiser
Of merchandise at Tampa, Fla.
Captain John c. Watson, to be a commo
dore in the Navy.
Commander French E. Chadwick, to be
captain in the Navy.
Lieutenant Comm ander Frederick M
Wise, to be commander in the Navy.
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Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she gets
into a tight place and needs
helping out.
Things get started in the
wrong direction.
Something is needed to
check disease and start the
system in the right direction
toward health.
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with hypophos-
phites can do just this.
1t strengthens the nerves,
feeds farnished tissues, and
makes rich blood.
soc and $500; all druggists
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists New York
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EiSen1an Bros,
Corner 9TH and E SITS. N. w.
No Branch Store in Washington
When Others Fail Coz suit
Doctor Czarra,

The most able and successful specialist
IN the treatment OF all Nervous, Chtohic'
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Wonderful, peTfe Cted sys TEN OF rome
Treatment. Letters kept stTictlS CohIF
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appliance. N-ray. and electrical appaF FaJus,
enables him JU succeed by tie y ondtrl "
G-ray be is able 10 make careful ana
proper diagnosis. By this modern eXami-
nation and analysis or the urine he Is able
10 state the correct condition OF your
system. The treatment by the wonderful
static machine IN rheumatism, Neuralgia,
NERVOUSNESS, dyspepsia, Kidney and BAD
der Trouble, General Debility, ca tai Ths etc,
mas 10 equal 10 any other treatment. Ihe
aradlc electric treatment for Muscular
Rheumatism, Inlpoteucy, Loss OF Vitality
The GalTanu Electricity for the treatment
oi Structure HemoTrhOids. PrUstaUorThea,
lupOteucy, Night Losses, and Diseases or
Women has proved the most satisfactory
results Most every case can be treated
simply by modern appliances, without
kAife or bloody surgical operation.
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Two Doors from Met rOpoltan Hotel
Entrance.
Hours from . a. m to 6 p. m Closed
Sunda IS. n02-tf
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ONE DOLLAR
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included.
Young Men, Middle Age
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Suffering from tie vices and errors of
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We have a neyer-failing remedy that will
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given.
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LncnI Ecderstinn nf Iahnr

Delegates from twelve local la boz organi-
zations were present al the meeting Of the
local Federation OF Labor, last evening, at
PlasteCerS' Han At the request OF tnr dele
gates frC'a the Musical a Ssemblr, house
bill, Ne e554. relative TO the pay OF
musicians enlisted in the service OF. the
United States, was Endorsed, and the Iegis-
latTe Committee requested to give il
special attention during the next session
Of Congress.
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onl;- to the work done at the engine-houses.
whereas the greatest protest was against
the work on private property. 1t was
decided ti.at the committee in charge shaI
further Investigate the matter
i committee was also appointed % call
Oh the proprietorss and managers " the
local bTeweHes 10 the interest OF the
members of local union OF brewery workers
No. lis.
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10 pIax Gnlf for. q Gun.

BEGINNING today and continuing every
Wednesday arG Saturday except tue first
saturday. until January 81, 1888, the
Washington Golf Club viii play Neries
of eamesforfhe Eighteen Holes Hantic:tD
Medal Play" OF the links near Rosslyu,
for the 'Capt4n's Cup" The play viii be
called at 1880 O'Clock each day
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\ Big Commercial scheme

Toronto, ont, Nov. 8. There is a tig
scheme on seot here 10 bring electricity
from Niagara Fans, where it is generated
by water power TO number OF cities in
Ontario over 100 miles from the falls
'i'he Company mas undertaken to supply
forty or fifty Municipalities with powe-
a. the rate OFT 4 OF a cent per horse poy, er.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
lFned october e6. ] s97. ]. r Young. Clerk.l

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRlCT OF COLUMBIA, this 10Th day
ot october, SS1- Daniel Breed Us. Martin
V. Webb ct al. In equity, No. 5,37I.
On motion OF the complainant herein. by
j. Coleman and W z. Metcalf. his soIict
tors, it is this 18th day OF October, 1897,
ordered that the defendant. Lou Wilcox,
cause his appearance To be entered herein
on or before the first rule day occurring
forty days after this day, otherwise the
cause viii be proceeded with as III case OF
default.
The object OF this suit Is to vacate and
set aside certain deed or trust given by
the defendant Martin V. WeDh 20 Louis }.
Aeager, purpOFting TO secure to the defend
ant Lou Wilcox the sum Of SSG0.00 and
dated on the 24th day OF February, S94.
and TO vaCate and set aside a certain other
deed given by the Complainant to Martin
Y. Webb, the defendant, dated December
4, 1893.
This order shall be published in the Wash
ingtOn Law Reporter and The Washington
Times once a week for three successive
BY the court " $. cox,
Justice
A true copy. Test,
(SeaI J. K. YOUNG, Clerk.
By l.. z WILLIAMS, Assistant Clerk.
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