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The Red Cloud chief., 1906-03-23
Death Sentence for Jaw o'Hesrn.

Omaha, March 19.-After deliberat-
Ing less than three hours, the jury in
the O'Hearn murder case brought in
a verdict finding him guilty of the
murder OF Nels Lausten on the night
of Jan. 20 and fixing the penalty at
death.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-03-23
Two Men Killed in Ohio Min,

Massillon, o, March ia heavy
fall of stone in the Pocock mine killed
Fred Zett and Robert Booth. A mum.
Der OF other miners had narrow es-
capes from death.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-03-23
Mob Attacks Warcsw Prison.

Warsaw. Russian Poland, March 10.
An armed crowd attacked the prison
at Pawia street, Killed a warden and
MORALLY wounded two others and lib
Grated a political prisoner named
ZnleSki.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-03-23
Aileoed Briber Is Arrested.

Chicago, March 20.-Charles NJ.
Carpenter of Racine, Wis, agent for
the Barber Asphalt company, was ar.
rested here on a charge of bribery
and was released on bonds of $1,000.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-03-23
Train Kills Three Men.

Sutherland, Neb.. March 16.-Three
young men met death in the local rail-
road yards while attempting to cross
the track in front of eastbound train
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-03-23

No. 10. They we're Joe Leach, VIII
Robb and Alonzo Matthewson. All
nnnuo
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

BUTTER-Markct quiet. Creamery, fancy, "a e
q per pound Western irzts o to 2s; seconds. IS
process fancy. p to "a fair to good. IS to 10
store packed Is 10 10.
CHEESE-Market firm and unchanged. New Yorl
State, factory large, Il 20 IA; do. small. 1 tc
a. summer. large. IL Western factory. new. choice
Il; do. fair to good. 10 to Il; Virginia, 70 TO-
EGGS-ArTivals Of fresh stock light and marke;
firm. Nearby, fresh Virginia, g 10 r. West Viz.
ginia and Southwest Virginia. "a to 3; Tennessee
q to 3: North Carolina, 2 to q; duck. 20 storage
% 10 81
LIVE PoULTRY-Nlarket duh. Chickens. large
per pound Is: do medium, L. do. small. Is: hens
~ ROSTERS. to s; ducks Old 10 to II do, young
r. geese. 70 3; turkeys tens. %; hens choice. Is
keats. 3 TO TO-
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts small and market
dragging. Turkeys. hens, undraTn. per pound. Il
to IS; average undrswn, Is do. thin, 10 to z; old
toms. Is chickens. spring. large lS to II; do. me
dunn, Is do, small, l5 hens, choice, 10 70 lil4
ROSTERS 10 70 II do. young. ~ geese. 10 g. tur-
keys, toms, %; hens, choice IS keats TO 10; ducks,
y b. g.
DRESSED MEATs-Caives. fun dressed. 500;
heads on, $50; hog dressed calves 100 hams cOun-
try. sugar cured Il; hogs. small and neat per cwt,
SEQ TO $50; do, medium, 80 to SEQ; do, heavy.
200 to 80
YEGEfABLEs-Irish potatoes, market quiet
Vans and sweets plentiful and quotations lower.
Potatoes. home grown 65 20 70 per bushel Virginia
ana maryland per Barrel ID 10 80; sweet po-
tatoes. per barrel. leo 70 80; do. Jams. LEO;
celery. New York per bunch 40 to % onions Ohio,
per barrel. 200. do Ohio. per bushcl. 20 TO 75
FRtifS-Apples steady, fancy table fruit go to
800; 90, loose packed. Us 10 20; pears Bartlett
30; Sheldon. 500 TO % seckes 500 10 $50: com
mon. 200 10 500 pineapples. Florida per crate SEQ
to 375; grape fruit. 400 10 40 box; California
oranges. $50 to 800 box. Jamaica 400 10 40 bar
rel; Florida oranges 200 % 275 box; rrickly pear
L75 box: cranberTies. 10 20 2Z5 box; grapes, per
has kaf ~ Il. &c h.-an 20. Z
CHESTNUTS-ArTiVals heavy; market dull 1 10 )
pound
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

thought would be the trend of things
down there during the next two or three
years.
Development Northeast.
On the other side of the station the ef-
feet OF the situation is also likely to be
felt. The completion of the viaduct over
II street. and the approach of the time
when trains viii stop running at grade
over that thoroughfare Is being felt along
the whole length of the street. Property is
looking up, to use the phrase OF we'll
known broker. who summed up the sit
uation He said there had been a num-
Der of purchases out that way recently.
New business places are being opened in
H street and old houses are being
changed into stores and shops. He ex-
poets to see that street rival Seventh
street within a few years, both as TO the
number Of business places and the volume
Of business done. This man pointed TO
the opening of the new and 10-cent
store In the Northeast Temple, and the
establishment of half a dozen new places
of business along the street as proof
of his view
The abandoning Of the railway tracks
on I street v5ill soon open to market the
section lying between II street and Flor
ida avenue, and there, It is expected, a
new center of population viii soon be
housed upon ground for the most part
vacant, and shut of from Improvement
by the embargo of the railroad Some
beautiful building sites are included in
this territory, and the Improvement Of
that section of the city is inevitable as
soon as matters settle down. after the
opening of the new terminal
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

Sales-NIetT0politan Railroad IS. $1,000 at ia.
Washington Railway and Electric Is, $1,000 at s.,
/ 81 900 st 81.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. , at
s9A
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat. 10 at 277l4.
Washington Gas. 3 at 81 Is at 81, at 81, 10
at 81 at 81.
MeTgenthaler. I at 2ls.
Lanston. 100 at lrz, 100 at 49,.
Mitchell Mining 100 at 81. 20 at 5&.
American Security and Trust. 10 at &s.
Union Trust Company 10 at l52&, at i52;z
Security Storage, 6-23ths AZ $50
After call-Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred, 10 at So.
Washington Railway and Electric Is. $500 at 81.
Following were the closing bid quotations on yes
terday's local exchange.
Bonds-Philiptin Land Purchase Is, 100. District
Of Columbia 365s is
Gas Washington Gas Company Is lgs
Washington Gas Company certificates Of indebted
ness 6s 10
Railroad bonds-Capital Traction Railroad S. l05
Anacostia and Potomac IS. l0l City and Suburban
Railroad IS. l02 Columbia Railroad second mort
gage IS, iG3as Columbia Railroad 6s 1885,. Metro
politan Railroad IS. lISs. Metropolitan Railroad
certificates Of indebtedness S. l90 Washington Rail-
way and Electric IS s..
Miscellaneous bonds-United States Electric Light
debenture improvement g. l0liz- United States
Electric Light certificates Of Indebtedness eS IOo
Potomac Electric Light lst S.. losls Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat S, l0. Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone IS, 1915 Washington Market
Company first 6s, los.
Public utility stocks-Cspital Traction. 1Ass.
Washington Pathway and Electric common. Ss3,.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. ssss
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat. 20. Wash
ingtan Gas. 81. Georgetown Gss S. Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone. S.
Type machine st0cks-M eTgenthaler Linotype, S52s.
Lanston Monotype. sl4iz.
Mining stoCks-GrcCnc Copper. 3. Mitchell Min
ing Company, SIS.
National bank stocks-American, 10. Capital
rs. Central. 3i5. National City, 1874 Columbia,
IS. Commercial. 90. Farmers and Mechanics, 81
Lincoln, I36, Metropolitan. 81 Riggs. COS. Sec
ond lB. ifsders' 80. Washington $50
Trust company stocks-American Security and
Trust. Z7s. National safe Deposit and Trust. 1s6.
Uuion Trust Company, 80. Washington Loan
and Trust, 2l5
Savings bank stocks-Home Savings Bank, rs
Union Savings Bank. 20. Washington Savings Bank
u9h
Fire insurance stocks-Arlington, S2is Columbia
Iois Commercial, 5 Corcuran, p Firemen's. "a
Franklin $. German American. 20. Metropolitan
S. National Union. ~. Peoples, s1t. Potomac
g Riggs. g.
Title Insurance. stocks-Columoi5 Title T. Real
E-tate Title. s.. Washington Title. 5
Miscellaneous st0czs-SOuthcm Public Service Cor
poration 10. GrlphOphane common, i2lz. GRAPHIC
rlone preferred. 81. Security Storage Company $50
Realty Appraisal Agency. 2Jiz. Washington Market
Company, %.
sE1-dTidend.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

A eavy market In New York. with
prices lower than for several days, made
the local exchange dun. and while there
were a few trades well scattered over the
list none of them was significant. Prices
also were heavy. several quotations being
marked down from the high levels they
have occupied during the week.
The railway shares and bonds went
slowly, small sales being effected through
the list, generally at lower prices.
Washington Gas sold 50 at 81. Bidding
was quite active for lots aggregating LOCO
shares to fiji orders. but no one offered
the stock in quantity.
After much bidding. around 2O6 broker
caught one share Of Merganthaler, all he
could get.
Lanston and Mitchell Mining were in
demand. and several trades were sought
at fraction below Fridays prices.
Greene Copper was entirely neglected.
local brokers being apparently indiffer-
ent to the fate of the stock.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
Couldn't Occur in Indiana

Editor Washington Herald
was much amused at the story printed
this morning, under the head of PEOPLE
of Note wherein son Of ex-Consul
General Gowdy is made to play a part.
According to the story, young Gowdy
was Ineligible to hold an office to which
he had been nominated, because he was
not a freebooter, but was declared eli
gible by an astute .attorney. general. or
discovering that the young man was "A
part owner Of a cemetery lot. As the
property qualifications for office in In
diana was abolished in 1916. and has never
been the law since December Il of that
year, the story loses its point
w. H SMITH.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. oct. z.-sUGAR-Raw quiet. Fah
refining $50; centrifugal, IS test, A00; refined
crushed $50; powdered. 500; fine. $50
BUTTER-noeeipts f79I packages Fancy firm
Extra creamery, 261zaZ.
EGGS Receipts. SIS packages. Choice steady
Western frsts g.
NAVAL STORES-SDirts turDentine finn, 69iza7o
MILL FEED-Held firmly. Spring bTaB in 100
To- sacks, to arrive lake and rail. 2l.s5; middlings
2l,S5; city bran, 300; Western red dog, B.s0.
FL0UR-Light business. Spring patents, 4l5al 50
spring clears, 5a3sO winter straights. 3.5Oa3s0
winter clears. 32Oa3.25. Kansas. IN sacks patents
3-75a3e0: strairhts. 3.50a365; clears. 2S0a3.5.
RYE FLOUR-Steady; slow demand; 375aiB
CORN MEAL-Trade little business Kiln-dried
for export, 270a27s; coarse meal IN bags 109al H.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-slOw; light supply "a.
az. s. spot and 259a2S5 to arrive.
HAY-steady; fair demand Receipts. .253 tons.
part export. Prime. Ll0; No l. Les; No. ? sal co.
No. s. S0as5
STRAW-Fair inquiry. Long, s5a7o.
BEEF-Steady; demand moderate. Family p. 30
packet 10 50aIl00
PoRK-Aloderate inquiry. Mess. ls.ooals.5O; fam
ily. 1850
TALL0w-Firm. City quoted at 81 in hogs
heads Sales go hogsheads.
LARD-Unsettled. Prime Western. SIS: city.
SIS refined continent l0.l0, South American l0.95
refined Brazilian. kegs HIS; city steaiine, lelz
oleostcarine firm; city. Oh; Chicago. 81.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
BIG FUND TO FIGHT STRIKES.
English Employers Prepare for
Struggle with Labor.

Sheffield. England, Oct 20-The lates,
development In England's struggle be-
tween employer and employee is Sir John
Bingham's offer 10 subscribe $1,000 TO .
fund 10 fight strikes Sir John, the head
Of one Of Shefiield's greatest firms, sees
no escape from tremendous labor troubles
and urges the manufacturer to Join hands
In night 10 the death.
The great cutters offer is only an open
expression of the motives actSating a
secret movement recently set on foot by
firms representing S1EOO,G00, 10 combat
the influence OF unionism. The members
or this secret alliance have guaranteed
a percentage OF their capital 10 aid anv
Of their number who may become involved
in labor strife
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

William NJ George Il years. 1850 Elaenth street
northwest
George 5. Tyson. e years. % II street northwest
John L. Bal. s. years Garfield Hospital
Samuel FerTifr. s. years. Homeopathic HosuitaL
solomon \. Baxter. 81 years Government Hospital
for Insane
Julia Carey. 60 years. 2l5 Massachusetts, avenue
northwest
Abel PAYNE 81 years. l0i Fendric street. wv CITY
solomon Brown, 50 years, Washington Asylum Hos
pital.
Paul G. RsessIe q years $50 r street northwest.
Maria NJ Dyer, IS years. lbs Tweuty-ffth street
northwest.
Petro Volta, 81 years. Providence Hospital
Gay Barron, 80 years Washington Asylum Hos
pital.
Helen Boyd IS years. 1ils Corcoran street north
west
Thomas Grimes, months, St. AIMS Infant
Asylum.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
EXPRESS MEN SUBMIT RATES
Representative of Five Companies
Before Commerce Commission.

Before Commerce Commission.
Representatives Of FIVE Of the big ex-
press companies Of the country held an
informal conference with the Interstate
Commerce Commission at II o'clock yes
terday morning, for the purpose Of con
sidering the rate schedule to be sub
mitted by them 10 the commission IN
der the new Interstate Commerce law.
II was stated that the schedules of the
various companies between places on
their own lines would be submitted by
the middle Of November. but the inter
company schedules would not be ready
before December J.
Before the passage Of the new law &
was not necessary for the express com
panies TO file their rates with the com
mission, and they merely furnished their
own agents with books containing the
rate between their Office ard the vari-
Gus points. The fact makes the task Of
furnishing a complete schedule a difficult
one. and is responsible for the delay.
Chairman Knapp. Commissioners Glenn
ents. Lane. and Harlan, and j. II. Brad
ley, general traffic manager. American
Express Company. New York, also rep
resenting National Express Company: NJ
7 Jones. superintendent Of traffic, United
States Express Company; Charles l.
Loop, second vice president, Southern Ex-
press Company. Chattanooga. Tenn. 4:
John D. Ludlow, traffic manager. wells
Fargo & Co. Express, New York; joseph
Zimmerman, superintendent traffic. Adams
Express Company. New York. were
present at the conference.
Commissioners Clements and Harlan
viii leave the city to-day for Knoxville.
Tenn, and Monday Will conduct a coal
investigation under authority Of Joint
resolution Of Congress. They VIII also
conduct an investigation in Louisville.
Next week Commissioners Lane and
Parker viii conduct an investigation into
elevator matters at Kansas under q reso-
luton Of the Senate.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
VIII Get Thirty-secopd Drrr.e

Mr. Thomas c. Noyes has been duly
elected TO receive the thirty-second de
gree in the Albert Pike Consistory No. ].
Scottish Rite MasOns for the Southern
jurisdiction Of the United States o.
America. Mr.. James 3. Richardson is
the supreme grand commander. AIr
Noyes has been quite conspicuous in the
order as chairman Of the board of control
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
New Orleans.
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York Oct. @.-WHEAT-Demand is inactive
No. / Northern DulHth, to arrive lake and raid,
cents over December f. o. b.; No l Northern Mani
tobs, s55s late November: No. Northern Manitoba
sl5l late November; No. red f. b.. III cents IN
der December; No. ? hard. a cent over December
f. @. b.. No. l macaroni. 1914 {. O. b.; No. 2 maca-
T0ni. III Exporters took nothing
CORN-MaTket quiet and unsettled. No eleva-
tor, 54lz; No. 2. IS f. o. b.; No 2 T. o. b. and Oc-
tOber. So; No. early November. 50 f. o. b.; No. 2
white. IS f. o. b. ExpoTters took two loads
OATS-DuD, unsettled. Elevator prices are: No.
white. 39lz; No. white 90 No. mixed. s7ls.
Exporters took nothing
The prices for futures follow:
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

Prices remain strong on all the better grades Of
live stock.
CATTLE-EHtra. as % 500 per cwt-; butchers
$50 10 400 pct cWt: ordinary 80 10 So
HOGS-Pcr cwt, gross SO TO 100; ordinary, So
to 500
SHEEP-Chpped, 400 20 $50
LAMBs-Per pound. spring choice. ~ to s; ne
dunn TO ~.
CALVES-Per pound, prime, s to slz; medium, a.
20 s; grass 70 3
COWS-Each. prime. $500 to 900; common, 20Ol
to 300: old and dry, 100 to 1900
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York. Oct. 20-CATTLE-Receipts SO head
no trading; new steady
CALVES-Receipts lIs head. Nothing doing
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts $50 head: steady:
lambs not wanted and feeling easier. Fairly good
lambs. 100; sheep, 500.
HOGS-Receipts, 2scO head all for slsughterers
nothing doing uominsIly lower.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
Plumbers Meet Tomorrow.

The representatives Of the master
plumbers and Of the journeymen plumbers
Will hold a conference meeting to-mor-
row morning at 9 o'clock preceding the
beginning Of the sessions of the board
Of arbitration to adjust their various diff
ferenees. The board will begin its work
on Tuesday afternoon at 40 in the lee
ture hall of the National University Law
School.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

Editor Washington Herald; Your little
plain Everyday American" in Fridays
issue is worth more than years sub
scription. Indeed, the influence for good
which such an optimistic homily has is
incalculabie. Keep the watchwOrd NOV
ing! change for the better viii come.
when to be a woTshiDper will be
a disgrace. Meanwhile tax the Inherit
ances. CHARLES HALLOCK.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
COTTON MARKET.

New York. Oct. 20-,FOllowing a sharp
break in Liverpool the local market
opened at a considerable decline. The
financial disturbance ana a fear that il
viii continue and become serious seemed
to be largely responsible for Liverpool's
weakness. After the opening here, shorts
come into the market and bought agrees
sively- The result was a rapid rally
This buying was based upon unfavorable
weather conditions, the forecasts point
ing 10 rain to-day and tomorrow. prac-
tically all over the belt Colder weather
was predicted, bat there is no prospect
of frost except possibly in Oklahoma
and Northern Texas. Cotton was for
sale again on the advance, but the short
covering continued and the gain was well
held. The markets principal support
was short covering. Southern spot
markets quiet
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
Probate Court.

Nc. A. Daniel rs. Campbell Attorneys. Ralstou
q Sidd0ns and II ". Wheatey-John Ridout
Criminal arraignmeuts
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of Leo J. Fogt; viii dated February .
1906. fled
Equity Suits.
No. $50. Moses GoidnbCTg vs.. James Ray: to
appoint trustee. Complainant solicitors. VOL &
Rosenberg
Law Suits.
No. 4sss0. Charles J. Hanback, vs. Minnie Quincy
Grlfing; account. Sos Plaintiffs attorney Geor-e
&. Aukam.
Mechanics Liens
No 55l6 T. EGEard Clark rs. last Washington
Savings Bank; lot p square 7ss. S2B Attorneys,
Wolf & Rosenberg.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
Court of AppenIs.

Assignments for tomorrow:
Regular cslI: Nc. 1893 shortsIeeve rs. Capital
Traction Company. Appellants attorney. J. j.
Liehtfo5t; aupellee's attorneys. r. Ross Perry 4
Son.
Nos. 1901 aud 1919. Heroes vs. Richards. APPEL
lsut's attcrney Hayden Johnsoa appeIlee's sttor-
uey. W C. Prentiss
No. l705 Bell W. Central National Bank. Ap-
pellaHts attorney. Edmund Burkoi appellee's at
torneys. Brandenburg & BraEdenburg.
No III Moran IS Wagner. Appellants attor-
neys. r. F. Downing and II ". Sohou. appellee 5
attorneys. J. B. Daish and J. D. Sullivan.
No I7lL Parker vs. Head Appellants attorney.
John Riiout. appeliee's attorneys, Z. \. Ford and
". u. Mclean.
No. El6 The Irrigation Land and improvement
Company Is. Hitchcock
Nos. IT'S and l7ls. stone rs. Fovikes and Fowlkes
vs.. Stone Attorneys Z. r HiIeard-Lcigh Robin
son.
No. 1885. McFaTlane Is. Kirby. Appellants attor-
uey c. p. Emig; appellees attorney b. F. Leighton.
No I7ZL McMauus vs.. Lynch. Appellauts attor-
ueys. ". q. johnson and J. NJ. Carlisle appellee S
attorneys. J. II. Wilson and ]. Il Wilson. II.
No I71i Brown IS Grand Fountain [. 0. T.
A. Appellants attorneys. a. \. Biney and j..
H. Stewart, appellee attorneys, W. ]. Lambert and
J. \ Easby-SInith.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
New York.

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros & Co. l4l2
street northwest members New York and New Or
leans Cotton exchanEesl
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
wEEK's RANGE OF PRICES.

Furnished by Griffin Halstead & Co. members
Washington Stock Exchange. 1874 + street north
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
DEATH RECORD.

smes T. Talmadge s. and Annie l. Frederick
both Of Baltimore. Nd. Rev. II. Schroeder.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
REAL ESTATE MARKET
Conferences During Week for
Closing of Deals.
SOME SPECULATIVE TRADES

Building Operations Show No Cessa-
tiOn-Prospeetive Trend OF Devel-
Opment TO Result from Opening of
New Union StatiOn-IRquiry for
Houses for Rent Fairly Active.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates & Co.
members Chicago Board Of Trade. Munsey Building.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
DAILY COURT RECORD.
Supreme Court of the United States.
DISTRICT COURTS.

Tie Gay call for tomorrow Will he as follows: Nos.
81, %, 90 Is and &c. l67, 50. 50. 81, s.. and sc.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
Criminal Court No. ?
JUSTICE BARNARD.

Assignments for tomorrow:
Appeals from justices OF the peace)
No. So Bear Staples. Attorneys, Edwin For-
rest and r. S. Hume.
No. 81 Elliott Redmond. Defendants attor-
ney Hayden Johnson.
No. g FORSYTH IS. Ferson. Attorneys Stuart
AicNamara-S V Hayden and II. L. Franc.
No. Sc. Donohue vs.. Head. AttorHcys W. T..
Ambrose-B. J.. Leighton.
No. 81 Mcdonald vs. Webb Defendants attor-
ucy w 5. Albert.
No. ss. Fields V. Burke. Attorneys. l. t. David
and J. .. Wright-ieorge 7. Hoover.
No g. Nicolai vs. Ross ATTORNEYS Ieekie E,il-
ton and Cox
No. %. Temple Capital City Benefit Society.
Attorneys. W. g. Gardiner ard J. f. Taylor
No. 81. Adams IS. National Mutual Aid Society Of
Virginia.
No. A. Scott ys. srTiugrnau. Attorneys. +. W
TIisby-D. orc Callsshan.
No g. Stubblefield IS Cummings Attorneys.
Howard Bosd-fucAer * Kenyon.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.


II SIItE hIAFFUND-
Assignments for tomorrow
United States Is. Sarah BOUTiHnc-
United States rs. John r. Mclean.
United States vs. john Pepkins.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
Equity Court No. 4.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No assignments for tomorrow.
Equity Court No. =.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Circuit Court No. i.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

Assignments for tomorrow:
No. s. Wright vs.. Baum. Attorneys. ". I. Am
brcse-O rmsby McCammen.
No. 81. Tower Ts. Ladd. Attorneys, L. H. David
w ?. Plmley.
No. rs Bengal rs Knapp. Attorneys Marion
Duckett & Son-Wilson & Barksdale.
Ne. IL Marbury v. Lusky. attorneys. J. I. Pey-
ton and J. A Hicss-Thompson 6 Laskey.
No g. Newton Is Union Transfer Company. At
formers. J. J. Darlington and r. +. BChTCud-H. +.
Davis.
No. Iss. Watson vs.. Nesline. Attorneys. Edmund
Hin IT.. T. W Watson, and George +. Collins
Leo Simmons.
No Iss Kcsser vs. AIsgTuder. Attorneys Il. W.
Whestley-R. =. Downing and J. Y. Coughlin.
No I09 Rosenberg VS.. Commercial Automobile and
Supply Company. Attorneys. Wolf X Rosenberg
Brney & Woodward.
No. s. Roberts vs. Washington Railway and Elec-
trie Company Attorneys, w J. LAMBERT ].
D&tlingtCn-
No 49, Dudley " Atkinson Attorneys. c., \.
Keigwiu- CamTbcn Carringtan,
Nc, ll3 Eehan Washington Railway and Elec-
TIC Company Attorneys. r. T. Downing and K. Il.
Csvanagh-J ]. Darlington.
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Assignments for tomorrow:
No. g. short vs. Notes. Attorneys. ". +. VII
hanson and Cuttings * Characterization Tobriner.
No I22 Herren Us. Kirkstiue. Attorneys Bran
denburg a BrandenbWg-Wolf & Cohen and +. \.
Jones.
No q Wylie vs.. Riley Attorneys ". J. Lam
hcrt-Douglas * Douglas.
No ll6. Dyson y. Walker Furniture Company.
Attorneys, r. b, Diekey-L. 4 Bailey
No. IS. Green McIutire Attorneys John
Eidout-TacSer * Kenyon
No a Gamer Us. Capital Traction Company. At
tumeys. H. B. Mculton-R. Ross Perry < Son and
6. T. Dunlop