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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-15
WEEK IN AMERICAN HISTORY

naturalization by Congress concludes
treaty of peace with the Emperor of
Morocco.
1846-Commodore Stockton captures Los
Angeles. (War with Mexico).
1S54-Cyclone causes serious loss of life
and property in Illinois.
1861-First overland coach from California
arrives In Kansas, having made the
trip In seventeen days.
1S64-President Lincoln calls for 10000 vol
unteers.
1S65-The government refuses to recognize
Macmillan as Emperor of Mexico.
1779-Americans fortify West Point.
1S10-The King of Prussia, by decree. for
bids American vessels entering his
ports,
1S45-Six million dollar fire In New York.
162S-The ballot used for the first time in
America, in the election of John VIII
son as pastor and teacher at Salem.
17s2-Russia recognizes the independence
of the United States.
1s52-Obsequies Of Henry Clay celebrated
with much pomp; business suspended
in many cities.
15S7-Raleighs second expedition Of III
men and women arrives at Roanoke.
but finding no colony. 1t returns to
England.
1S61-First battle of Bull Run: Federal
army becomes panic stricken and re-
treats on Washington.
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years. A striking instance is the case
of Princess Ena, now the wife of AL
fonso of Spain.
First cousin to the Emperor of Rus.
STA. to the German Emperor and to the
heir to the throne of Great Britain,
Princess Ena of Battenberg is almost
as nearly related to far humber fam
lily circle.
Toward the beginning of the last
century a Polish Jew, Hauke by name.
entered the service Of the Grand Duke
of sse-Darmstadt, and occupied a
very subordinate position at the little
court His daughter, Julia Theresa,
/ born in 1925, was, at the age Of 26,
married morganatically by Prince
Alexander of Hesse, two years her
Junior.
announcing the faith Of her fathers
she was baptized into the Protestant
cnurch, and by the reigning grand
duke was accorded the title first of
Countess of Battenberg and subse-
quently Of Princess.
prince Henry. the third child Of this
union, became the husband of Princess
Beatrice and, of course, father of
Princess Ena. King Alfonso's bride. So
little was to be considered as belong
ing to the inner circle of European
royalty that when Queen Victoria CON
ferred upon him the rank of Royal
Highness protests arose on all sides.
Formal notifications were made by
the courts of Berlin, Vienna and St.
Petersburg to the effect that Queen
Victoria's son-in-law. issue of a NOR
ganatic union could not be recognized
as Royal Highness elsewhere than on
British territory Twenty years later
the daughter of the man on whom this
affront is put becomes Queen of Spain
and treats on footing Of perfect equal
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Everybody works but
father" Everybody, even faith
er, drinks McVay's 10c bottled
beer. Don't forget, 2120 Sec
ond ave.
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Looks That WAY,

From the Yonkers Statesman.
Church--When judges disagree. who Id
to decide?
Gotham-Why, Lawyer Albert T. Pat
rick II seems.
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QUEEN ENA's JEWISH BLOOD.
Her Great-Grandfather Said to Have
Been of Humble Position.

From lie Monde Moderne.
The blood Of prince and of peasant,
so it is said, mingles every hundred
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STORES FOR RENT.

ll05 y ST. NW.-LARGE. NEW STORE; SIZE
- bv ~ feet; good enough f0E any business p
e. CLAFLIN lowneFl. 27 F St NV. n053t
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RAILROADS..
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. RI oiiosIug scneduie ngurcs pubnshed cn,y
a. information AHA are not guaranteed
Z ~ a. Ei- Dai4y--I-~csI log naulsonburz Wa
rentou, Danviile and way stsJlons-
i0.5l a. n. DsIly- asnIuEJon and Florida m.
tied. fust-ciass toaches ana Sieepers 10 Columbia
Savanna, and JscLsJutue. Linlnc Car serylc.
1S a. H. Daiiy-Jnlted states rsst Mall-r1rst.
c.ass CCacnes snd s!etpers 70 rev Orleans Dining
Tar SyTylcC-
49l p m.-Week Days-LocaI for Harrisonf,rs
an6 way stations on Manassas branch
$40 D. n Daiy-LocaI for Narrenton and Char
lJttes,Iilg.
- :. n. Dsily-Ncw York and Atlanta Express.
fIsi-cLiss tcacnc3 % Atlanta. Sleeper 70 Column
bus Atlanta sunset Route tourist Sieeusr
Washington 70 san trancisoo Mondays. Wednesdays.
ana fuuays.
s:1j j. m. Daily-Ncw Yurk and Florida Express.
lurouEn coaChee and sleepers to Columbia, Savau-
nah. and jacksonville. sieepels e augusta and
Port amIa. ltgning Car Service
10 70. N. Dally-New YORK and Memphis Limited
via Lyncnburg. flrst-ciass Coach and sleepers- 20
RoanOgr knoxville CnRttanOtga, and Memphis
Car Service.
lu:s5 D m Daily-w&shlngton and Southwestern
Limited. An-puilmsn train. observation Car 20
Atianta and Macon: Ciub Car 10 ArlsntG. SieeraFs
Orleans. fiining Car Service.
Through trains from the south arrive Washington.
S.tI So. $50. and 20 a. m $40, s50 ard
$50 T. m daily. Local trans from HsrrisoIi,y,rg
MSS a. n week days and e120 = NJ daiiv. From
Charlottesville. $40 a. m; from Lyncnbure and
Charlottesville. 80 2. m daily.
TRAINS On THE BLUEMONT BRANCH
Leave Washington week DAYS. sl0 a. n I.91
fa5, SIS D m. Tor Biueuont: o y D. m. yreer asys
for Leesburg only; on sunday leave NasnIpeT0u
9.lg T. m, s55 p. ~ Tor Bluem0nt
ficNet otiicys, 10 18th -, 5u Pa ave and
Pennsylvania station.
Il. B. sPENCER ti.M; SHHARDWItk. P,ru
W. II. TAYJOE. G.P.A.; L. 5. BROWN. "A.
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HERALD WANT AID
BULLETIN BOARDS.
The Herald Wan, Ad Page is displayed
daily on Herald Bulletin Boards in the
following prominent locations:
NORTIWEST

NORTHWEST.
" A. McNuty. ly,9 Istn st. MS. Cigars, to-
haccos newspapers, and periodicals.
Paul Pearson Drug store. loth and sts nE.
a 7. Pride, tie Georgetown druggist. 18th and
P SIS. NV.
Charles ]. Allen. 3o67 NJ ST. nv. Cigars. tobac-
newspapers. periodicals. and pool
Lloyd Cross. 2l53 Pa ave. nv. Cigars. magazines,
and stati0nery. Pool parlor.
a. Goldman. IA 81. ST. nv. Pipes. tobaccos. and
stationery.
ste,es smoke shop. 32d and P sts. nv. Cigars.
magazines and newspapers Pure cider.
Martins Shoe Shining ParloTs. I3i3 Wisconsin
ave. Nv.
DAVIS Pharmacy 23d and sts. nv. Use DAVIS
drugs.
Essan Bros. 1904 Pa. ave NV. Cigars, tobaooos.
magazines. fishing tackle, and poo.
Kings Drug store. Vermont ave and St. nv.
Tabard Inn Library
C. II. Graham, 1850 sd st. Newspapers. maya
zines, Stationery, toys. Sc
halls star Cigar stores. $3.50 18th 81 nv. and
6o3 Pa. ave. NV.
}. N. Paxton 1895 18th st. Cigars. tobsccos,
newspapers. periodicals. sc
r. W. Swami q Co, 5y15 N s. NV Victor and
Edison talking machines and supplies
Paul PeaTsOns Pharmacies. 18th 81. and Fla. ave.
nv and y J. aud 81 uW-
". l. Gri1is. 2l55 Pa. ave. route and distributing
sgent fer Washington Herald Subscriptions received
Lewis C. Frey. sw. c0r SD ana N stS subscTip-
tions for Herald received at 1915 jefferson ave nv.
AAllip Ndliat " La ave. uNs NtsdEcs LJLllIl-5
newspapers. &c.
Cheakalos & C5cos, 600 u st. NV and 66I La ave-
Fruits, confectionery. cigars, newspapers, &c.
J. N Watson & Bro, l0s II 81 uw. Cigars.
tobaccos. newspapers magazines.
Mstten's City Hall Cigar Store. opposite City
Hall Legal blanks.
Singieton's Pharmacy. coE 18th ard I SITS. uv.
EFerything IN drugs newspapers. and periodicals.
I. z. Hays Sc. COT 10Th and sts- nv. High
grade cigars and tobacco. newspaper and periodicals.
SOUTHWEST
A. Costello, - IlLn 81 sW Cigars, tcbaccos, and
newspapers-
William Snyders Arsenal Lunch Room, - and
o SIS. SIS. Leading brands Of cigars
DUdleys, 6Q9 stn 81. Sw. Smokers articles fishing
tackle. stationery, SC
J. Walter Mcdonald, drugs cigars. and toilet ari-
cles. Branch 2. o.. "a and Z SIS.
Cassadys. sU 9Th ST. sg., for groceries, provisions
JObaCCOs. stationery, newspapers
PCst-ofice Cigar and News stand. 10 F1 ST. sw
A. Rackenheiner. prop.
c. F. Dudley. co 7lh 81; sw. Cigars. t0bsoc0s
PERIODICALS. Open daily and SUNDAY.
Henry A. True 20 7th st. sw Cigars tobaccos
stationery, newspapers, maEaZjnCs
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NO FUNDS OR LANDS
Court Rules Out Whites Who
Married ChepOkeeS.
1000 TO 5000 ARE AFFECTED
Have No Right 20 Participate in
the Distribution of Money and
Land Belonging TO the Tribe-Other
Decisions Rendered by the Su-
preme Tribunal Of United states.

Between two and three thousand whites
who intermarried with the Cherokee In
dians were yesterday held by the Su-
preme Court to have no rights in the
distribution OF the funds and lands be-
longing 10 the Cherokee Nation. The
funds amount to several million dollars,
and the lands to as many acres. and the
court holds that under the act Of Con
gTess the intermarried whites acquired
no rights in the distribution-the finding
Of the Court OF Claims to that effect be-
ing affirmed. The court holds that the
Cherokee Nation had the right 10 de
termine the qualifications of the citizens
of that nation. and having decided that
the intermarried whites were not citi-
zens, the judgment was conclusive.
Murderer Denied Writ.
Other decisions were rendered as fol-
lows:
The denial Of a writ Of habeas corpus
70 ! G. Rawlins. convicted IN Georgia Of
murder, was affirmed and his execution
VIII probably follow soon. Rawlins, who
was formerly preacher hired a negro
10 aSsasSinaJe a family named Carter.
with whom he had trouble Two of the
Carter children were snot. but Carter
shot at the negroes as they attempted 10
set fire 10 his house, and. help arriving.
the negroes fed The case had already
been before the Supreme Court. The
ground OF the present appeal was that
ne was denied some Of his constitutional
rights because preachers were excluded
from jury duty in Georgia.
The demurrer was oVarruIed which was
filed by the Tennessee Copper Company
and the Ducktown Sulphur and Iron
Company, 10 the suit fled by the State
of Georgia to prevent The operation Of
the smelJers belonging 10 the two COM
panies, situated in Tennessee, so that the
trees and other vegetation on the Geor-
gia side of the line are destroyed by the
fumes generated. The court ordered the
case to proceed on its merits, proofs TO
be taken by each side, and final arguments
10 be heard on February >.
The petition OF George Moran for writ
Of habeas corpus and cerJorari was de-
MED, and as a result he will serve the
rest of his life in the territorial prison at
lansing kans.. where he is now confined
Moran was convicted of the murder Of
Joseph BeenblOssOm, in Oklahoma Terri
tory, on August /, 1901
Maryland County Upheld.
The acts OF the commissioners Of WI
comico County, Nd, ia levying taxes
IN the mortgased railway property repre-
scented by bonds held by Samuel Bancroft.
H. of Delaware, IN the Baltimore, Chesa-
peake and Atlantic Company. were up
held. In doing this. the Supreme Court
Of the United States reversed the decision
% the United States Circuit Court OF Al
peals in holding that the levy was made
uHner an unconstitutional law, and re-
manded the case, with Instructions 10 dis
miss the complaint brought by Bancroft
The case CT the COvingtOn and Con-
unentaI Bridge Company against Audi
Tor -Hager. OF C0vingtOn was dismissed.
tfls practically sustaining the validity og
the franchise tax levy.
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G. A. R. POST INSPECTED.
Post Department Commander Hart
Omciates at the Exercise.

Past Department Commander Hart. in
The presence Of Department Commander
Entriken and stan. conducted the annual
inspection Of Grant Post No. g. Depart
Dent Of the Potomac. G. A. R., at q re-
cent meeting Of that organization.
Among others present were Past De-
partment Commander Frank II. Sprague.
Maj George L. Corson, Capt y. NJ.
Brooks, and $. r. Farmer. Short ad-
dresses on the good Of the order were
made BY Capt Hart. Senior Vice Com
ulauder Graham, Junior Vice Commander
Walker. and Department Inspector
DoUgherty. after which light refreshments
and cigars were passed around
Or. II. VI. Bennett. =. l. Mckenna. and
The post commander were appointed a
committee to invite the four past depart
ment commanders 10 occupy the chairs Of
the post for the coming year: this COM
nittse viii report at the next meeting OF
the post, OF which the present officers are.
Commander, K, Nj. Calhoun; senior vice
commander. John F. Winans; junior vice
commander. H. II. McMasters; quarter-
master, Frederick G. Calvert; adiutant.
NJ NJ. Lewis; chaplain, George Tate; sur
gsOn, A. NJ. Daniels
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& OHIO RAILROAD


GEO. y. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.
schedule b 80 49, l -

sche4lt@ 70 erect OctOber I. Aslh
80 +, sl.-s.s-sJ sSJ.ss..ty., r.ArNr,,~ Tlaflx-.
STOPS n PRINCIPAL points ~ RITglnlc ana West Su-
gula. hesIluuie uauas stauosFa CaaCItes. rarfar
cans 10 tunIHa IiJt SprIngs aud isoucsverte p,ii-
nian oeeIers Hlnton To l.GuIssuIc. CINCINNATI IN
alsuappils, - Lo'sis, and Cmcsgoi dInng cars.
Ia carte serfice.
s.N T. NEW C. q. LIMITED. Dsnr-
fast Festibue tain; stops only as tioriQnssiiie
tsnarottesFiile. Staunton Clinton rGrgp ~rT 49,
u.g Va. ute sulphur kcucrFeTte and iflfff6l.
" Va. Pullman sieepers 20 Lexington Louisg1iIf
Cincinnati. Indianapolis. 81 Lonis and f.btes.-a
DINING cars, Il carte service. oue uiEut Ont
Ii.l0 4. Nj r. y. LIMITED. iiaiiV-Sslt.t
VesJbule train Pullman siecpers 10 Cincinnati
Lexington, and Louisville, Compartment sIrsTiSs
car ~ Virginia hot Swings wees Gsvs Ilfnis,
cars, IA carte service. Sieepers Cincinnati IL
Chicago and It. Louis and Louisville to Nsmrni.
Nashville and Southwest
RessTEstionz and tickets at Chesapessa and slhia
ofices, 5ls Pennsylvania avenue; b0s lsth streef
near E. and Sixth street Staton. Telephones afsis
Sa tor Pennsylvania Z, 2. Cab Ssrsioe and Main
1866 for {. & 0. Ticke. Ofsee.
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MISCELLANEOUS = WANTED.

ONE THOUSAND PERSONS TO co WITH Us
ON Cur free excursion 90 Bervyn. Wednesday.
November :. Free lunch, With clsnCc for a frra
lot. See advs. IN the daily Tapers Our special
start from lith and g sts at 10 O'Clock last car
at ID O'Clock. GREATER WASHINGTON REALTY
CORPORATION, 81 Colorado Bldg. Phone Main
is7l un3-at
TRIAL WEEK fREE-WANTED. FEW MORE
shorthand and tgpeWrtlng pupils: class or indi-
vidual instruction, Pitman system; Instructor is
years experience, speed. dictaion; quick course and
shorthand made easy q speciality. Address BOX l6
Herald Office. os.2Sin.o
NANIED-TO Buy OLD FEATHER BIDS
When selling. why not drop postal 20 an old. re
liable irmt MARKS & CO, 3Q1 9TH. opposite Ssss
phone msin 1905 ocl2-39f
WANTED-CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
carpets, ofce and store fixtures Of sil kinds Fur
nitrra stored. packed snd shipped Address BAUM
9l2 Pa. ave. NV. Phone main l25i.
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MALE HELP WANTED,

WANTED-BRIGHT BOY. Is YEARS or AGE.
20 run elevator. 1924 y. Y. ave. Apply 2 o'clacE.
WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS BARTENDER Ad-
dress BOX s. Herald Office. most
NANTED-BOYS Win OR WITHOUT BiCY-
cics good wages. school boys VIII be empoyed
on sundays and holidays and after D. ia daily.
Apply az Mj TUAb DISTRICT IELEGRArn
90. ccr. lith aud + sts.
NANTED-SOLICTTDR FOR JP-TO-DATE FKA-
ternal berefcal society must have experience. Ad-
dress BOX o.. Loan and Trust Kdg. Moist
TYPEWRITER WITH MACHINE: OFFICE
rent In exchange for some wOrs central location.
s42 9Th 81. MOIST
NANTED-3 INTELLIGENT MEN OF NEAT AP-
pcaIanco on special proposition out uf city
newspaper OF insurance experience preferred Call
before 10 a n. Monday, basement Mctill Bldg.
Ask for MB. MILLER uo4-tf
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AUCTIONS.
ADAM MhsIHLER- Arctione. =

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL Is
TAfE. COMPRISING 1NENTl-USE SEAii-
III tDMHLEI LID DA BILLINGS IN suEP-
HERD SfkEEf, BETNEEN fliTH AND
Shy bNTH nfREEiS NORInWEHT
by virtue of tEeEty-Jne raiu deeds " trust culy
r.cCrtrd u Liter $50 iolias 2D 2i - .. 81 81.
~. % d. 20. 20. 81 ~. -. - 20. -0. -.
3tl SIS and 80 q SEQ. ci tne land records y tle
District u Columbia and Al tie request Of tie
IlTiies secured fh.Trby. We. the u7id,Tsigu-s tTs
tees via sail, separately. AZ Flo-ic a1ctluu, IL
&sI DAY or OCTOBER. A. -. ls5. cau--
maucIng ~ 4 o'clock T.. NJ. the following desJEis-c
aud ana promises sIlUate iH the county ~ Na5--
ingUa. m tAc Uis1TICJ Il Columbia. ard designated
tlr,e 'ss qatA inclusive IN Gecrgc -. Browns sub
dteirn ~ lots ln block numbered setrnf5 tTle ti@
Ci The 'PetEgrfh Addition % Washington as pr
pist recorded ln Liber County Nc. ls. page 80. q
tolrMaH, tCRethQ with tle Improvements theTcgn.
Terms q sales Ducthi-d q tnt purchase money
.H.taliments. iayahe in and two years With IN
trrest - hve TT ceHtum uCr sunum. payable seIi-
annually. frIG day u e stcur-u hv deed OF trust
uT-n 'he properly sold. al cash at the option 81
required q the purchaser at the time of sale All
7i1yeTaurI1z. rcc1TliEE sDd HCtariai fees st tire
faSt - fhe purchaser ierEs ri aaif t0 tr complied
Win W-rm fifteen GAYS from day ~ sale uthCTT lsC
90 the rsk and cCst g the defaulting purchaser.
sftcT i've days advertisement q sucu rtsair IN suUe
Eewspaper iubEshed IN the cts q Washington.
CLARENCE p. RHEEM
ALEXANDER 7. HENSEY.
Trustees.
The above sale is postponed On account q the in
element weather until TUESDAY,. tEAiBER 8.
1906, az the sane hour ana placC.
CLARENCE T. RHEEM
ALEXANDER T. HENSEY.
nal-d6d..ezs .s + iF'Gs,''s st ar.
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Left All to Dead Wife.

Naming his wife. Georgia B. Denison.
rs the sole beneficiary and executor, and
bedueathing 10 her all his property. real.
personal, and mixed. the viii OF William
-. Denison, formerly a wen-knoWn real
estate broker OF this city, was filed for
probate, yesterday. Leaving her husband
her property. Mrs. Deniso1 died few,
weeks before her husband, whose will
was dated June %, 1903 Administrators
for both estates viii have to be apoint-
ID under the existing circumstances.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

lgs VI ST. NW.-LARGE BAY-WINDOW ROOM
O. guiabie fer Gentlemen; other rooms; good table
= ratas. hnf-yafer heat. Telephone 1909 T.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

"A. LEfIWiCH SINCLAIR. Attorney. FnsB oe-
IN THE SUPREME t,j1 a M ~ ~ rvr n1sry1,-r
y CciQInb bis. holding SPECIAL term as DisJfict
I5.tt u lle LuItcd states Icr ;he Distinct II a.
-tsi4is g adjacent property fr81n cianrgs i ~ =
a.auC a sIett, avenues, 4LJ alleys aatiorised III
u'c 20 the elimination ~ Erttie r-,.-lTys . +,
@ .lle oi te Baltimore and Iy5uul4c IssirsaI com
Ne. 6L-NOtce IS htrebr 49, "a, s-''1' &c '1l 2 T.
9-feisuta, having been designated ana sr75..u.-.f
- - tt,e suElems court u tue ulstnct 0r Coiumlla
1olFi Ior TIE District 4 C0uuiia IS a c0,1fris-
2 ,- ~ atlIA--s TIE damages res3l.-us 10 adjacent
ttoltis nm Changes tae gusg.- ,f -T-rrfs
-tei''es, and slrss authorized % Tie ae- u tou-
- -. atpto'ed February L. 1871. relative 10 tie
Rs,;,l'H -.l'H "a sIaut Crossings Cu t.e 4-.e q tue
@ioTe n@@IllinloTe and felomac Raurad COMPANY. ig The
- CL7t4.el @ i tSo.linbia. slh meet AZ lgs3 ec0ca a.
~ ~ 90 t-ib&A. IhE yVTH DAY or Nus ElI-
sEhs a -. ls.h % the United States Court Hons
lShy hail IN saId District n nom 10 b. a.
Dltrcy FOR zoe pgrposs q viewing lie tr5ler.T
f-.sS,el ~ tae changes ln the sTsues a tue fol-
oHilg named streets. and hearing ,.s-if111g f..i-
ng tae damages resulting ~ rezI rulsft nom go
St,eusts y si@l-s. p9rsu2nt O. tae terms AMI pr
80, eatitcd An act ID ur1yiti lar Is, s,r--rt =,
.ll-ses on acco'iDt 0 changes uf grade due % thr
--3.i,,,-i- u k'sle cfossli p QA the line q the
.y.nt~ly. % Wlt; street : T., between futG
ss.sst @ ana iIzl.la steuue ! street 5. l. betseen
5a1th ana Seventh streets; K street - p betwesu
sixth and seventh street. b street 5 e betsyesr
rs'rhln s,Iest And rgliila avenue, sixth street
taeen Virginia avenue and street Virginia ave
hlt p. between + lith sud Siztn streets; Sir
giuia avenue :. r., between Siyth ma Serrr7,h
streets tlrsna aTsnue :. p, between Seventh and
EsA'A strseisi Irginla avenue : L.. between sec.
elu and thi.1 streets street : T. between
fnA ana SecoRG streets All owners of real rroD-
etst oAm2se1 by tue changes in the grades Of
atl1 streets VII NE petition wltH us u this
cause, nsileq ana swon G., Tor an allowance OF
dsnnages. within twelve months after the said srh
d2s Il NoyemueT- \. T. Iss. The aforesaid act
~ totsTeas approved Juur -. IeG provides tust
upon The failure q any such owuCr 20 thus present
DIS CAIN. within SAID period. MS right 10 90 s0
saaI erase and determine. ChARLES A, KAkEK
6EOhGb " AUSe, GEORGE SPKANSY Com
mission 10 Agprzlse Damages. A tFue cupv- Test /:
lSeeil J. K YOUNG CLERK b T. E CI'NNTN(t
IAN ASSISTANT Clcrk OCZ5-d .e1S 81
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SEABOARD AIR LINE.

For Petersburg. Raleish. Wilmington Columbia
Savannah, JacksonTlile. fampa Atlanta Birmirs :
nais, Mobile, Pensacola, and .seg Orleans
lBaG A. ". DAlLY-Sea board Mail Thr0t;zs
Caacnes ana Pullman Sleeper 70 Iacksonrilie IA
also tdnugn Sleeper Nasningfos 20 Birmingham
Ala. Cafe Dining Car Washington 20 Hamlet \. d
IS P. N. DAIbl-Sesbosrd Express Solid train
with Pullman Sleeper TO Jacksonville and Tampa
Through sieepe- 70 Atlanta. birmingham and
Memphis. Cafe Dining Car.
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Smfth's sentence suspended.

William Smith, twenty years old. white,
was found guilty OF housebreaking and
larceny in Criminal Court. No. 1. yester-
day. The evidence showed that Smith. on
August lS last. entered the house of his
stepmother, 1850 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, stealing iewelry valued NJ
SSoo. The court suspended sentence at the
request OF Smiths stepmother. in whose
house he had committed the depreda-
rinrr
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Dorsey Demands Jury rrinI-

The case Of Joseph Dorsey, who was
arrested Sunday By the officers of the
First precinct for assault on Richard
Thomas. was brought up in the Police
Court yesterday. Although the prisoner
pleaded not guilty. he demanded a iur7.
trial, which is set for the last of this
week in order that Thomas may be able
10 appear in court.
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sUFREsIE COURT OF ThE DISTRICT or co
lumbn. holding q Probate Court. No ESG Ad-
m5nlsJTatiOn. 1ns Is To give notice that the sub
scriber, Of the District of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the DIsrrict OF Columbia
letters Of administration the estate Of thomas
Yates, late Of the District Of Columbia deceased
All persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned exhibit the sane with the Foucn-
ers thereof legally authenticated % the slbsorber
on or before the 9fh DAY Or OCTOBER, A u.
1857; otherwise they may by law he excluded from
al benefit Of said estate Given under my band ths
18th day Of October. 1906. JAMES Il. nURiuAN. .
Sc ID 81. nv. Attest: gSesLj JAMES rANNER
Register Of Wills for the District Of Columbia CLERK
Of the Probate Court. J. 3. HORiGAN. Attorney.
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