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DEEDS OF TRIsT.

Square - n llam Stone Aber; ct uz. To- Frederick
TT nglursrn and Edward J.. Dobb.ns 90 Sc
Mutual Bcnehf Life Insurance Compsuy.
10000. years. 81 por cent, semi-aunuuaily.
Pctvcrtn- Margaret ". Hoser 90 Ernest H Daniel
and T. l.. Nichols 10 seuTc John " Points.
500 monthly NOTES. psf cent. lo3 =. square 2
square lZ9 NaW Dixon % John D. sullivan and
Michael ]. Colbert 20 secure John McKonuy.
40. years. u-r cent. ssui-auuually. part
lots i1i and l95
square 215-OUcn X TmiIf o. ux % X Francis
saul and Iames + shea 10 secure Honc Saw
'nss Bank &oo sears. per cent scnl-ln-
uU-i!r. lCt s.
Addition 70 I;ock q Duubartcn-Aies Hsriicka ct
TO Thomas ~ Gale and George r. Ham
ifou 90 secure Edward J. SteT~aecu. SIS. SIX
months. per cent. semi -aunualE. part
square I-e- Edvsrd ". Niu-~T RI ux. 90 National
safe Deposit. Saving and Trust Company 20
secuge American Security aud Trust Com
PAM. N,oo 3 years. rsr -a-- seni-annualiI.
d. u
West Eesmetou- Walter u. Wcir a. ur t9 Carbin
Thompson and Robert LEE OBrier 10 .e-
crT@ Richard u Bailey and George g.
i'mnHre-, s..eo. TO 3 months. PCT cent,
square Is0-I0sie T. Tyuer Of VIZ Robert D. TO
Chsries !. I'eaamin and RoEer T. MHchcu
80 secrre Perpetual Building ASSOCIATION Si.zo9.
Reservoir vier-J Eugene Davis 20 James r.
Hood ard Fiman r. Homer. 70 secure Ne.
Lachleu Real Estate and Loau Company So
81 DAYS ucr cent Dot g. block J.
Boouingiale-AIarg g. Bluudou O. sir. Francs 4
Henry n. BeIgmaun ard Charlie. Schafcr to
s-curc NORTHERN Liherty German American
Building Association Ne G. % 90 lots l0j 10 los
biocs
nj Pleasant Xsvicr Triebsf e. ux go Wm NJ
TCTsii ard George T-ishler to secure james N.
Spear S.5o, years, 5 per cent, scmi annually.
300 y Sane 90 same to secure same. S.110
10 % months. ger cent. seIGi-anEusily. same
property
Woodridgc-Jcunie n simp5ius ct viz Louis Il
80 John ~ Henderson and George Henderson.
20 secure Martin ] Sscseif SID + 60 81 months
pCT cent. l0t g. block T.
Square 1-Danid II. Ferguson t0 Washington Loan
and Trust Company. % secure Equitable Co
operative Building Association g 80 lot p
West Eekiugton- Charles a. Read o.. NIX. 90 Robsr,
Ice O'Buen and Rcyal r. Wilbur to secure
Ross y. Wilbur s. 800. to q months per
ccut. quarterly loi r. block
Columbia Hciglts-Joiu II Ghcen CO nix Ruth
T. 90 Charles 4. Shields and Pefcfrsl NJ
Brown Co secure James Ray 5G09 years
pcr cent. s-miaunually. iot S. block 81
south Grounds Columbian University Pal
mCT Ct uE 10 Edward J. StpIlEaEeE and George
+. Fleming. 90 secure Union Trust Company Of
the District of Columbia. ss,9oo, years 5 p-r
cent @snianusally lots 100 aud lnI
Square 975---aTlcS \. Nicholson ct uN to Henry
II. Bergman and George ~ EmmeEich 10 So
cure German American Building Association No
s. 2W1 mart original Iat
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SOLDIER GOES FREE.
No Evidence to Warrant Charge of
Theft Against John McCanB

Justice Stafford. in Criminal Court No.
], yesterday instructed the jury 10 find
a verdict Of not guilty in the case Of the
government against John Mccain. an on
listed man, stationed al Fort Myer.
charged with grand larceny
Attorney for the government practically
surrendered when he realized that the
case at hand was not sufficiently well
supported by the evidence 10 justify its
being continued. The government tried 70
show that Mccain was connected with
the alleged theft % a watch. the property
OF samuel J. weber. who claimed il was
taken from him 10 saloon on Pennsyl-
vania avenue August Is. 1909.
There was absolutely no evidence to
prove Mccain connection with the
theft. a large number of his comrades
in-arms testified 20 his reputation for
honesty
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
supreme Court OF the United states

supreme Court of the United states.
Present: The Chief Justice. sir Justice Harlan.
Mr. Justice Brewer Mr.. Justice Peckham. UT.
Justice AicKenna. Mr. Justice Holmes, and Mr.
Justice Day,
H. A. stephens Il spokane Wash. William Z,
Harper Of Jackson. Miss. and Leonard 81. Dag
gett Of New Haven, Conn. were admitted to
practice
Ne. 6. James Van Buren,, appellant. vs. 7. r.
Hennessey. testamentag executor ct al. Appeal
from the Circuit Cours Of tue United States for
the Eastern Disfrcs n Louisiana. Dismissed with
costs pursuant 10 the tenth rule.
No. s.. The Security Trust, and Safety Vault
Company Of Lexington. Ky. trustee &c. plain
tiff ia error vs.. the City Il Lexington, Ky. Ct al
Argument continued by Mr.. john T. Shelby for
the plaintiff Ia erfor, and By Mr.. George G. Webb
aud Mr. George : Sbanklm for the defendants
IN error and concluded by Mr.. George Il. Hunt
for the plaintiff
No. e. The United States, TX. rel. George A.
Lowry et al plaintiff ID error. Frederick l..
Allen, commissioner Of patents. Argument com-
menecd By Mr. Oliver Mitchell for the plaintiffs in
error.
Adjourned until to-day AZ u O'Clock.
The day call for THURSDAY october s. viii be as
follows: Nos g. 81. o. s. 90. g. g. o. 81. and 81.
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Wants Policeman Punished.

The Commissioners yesterday gave a
hearing to O. p. Lester VINO recently pre-
ferred charges Of neglect of duty against
Crossing Policeman HoIIstein. which
charges were dismissed by the police
trial board Mr.. Lester alleges 5hat
wHile operating an automobile ne mar
rowly escaped collision with a street
car and two wagons at Seventh and G.
streets. and that Hollstcin failed to ar
rest the drivers Of the wagons. Police
man Hollstein said no arrests had been
made because the drivers had as much
right 10 cross the street as Mr.. Lester
The latter. he said. INDUCED in abusive
language. Further consideration of the
case will be given
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Establish BniIdinr Line.

In response to a resolution of the CO.
lumbia Heights Citizens Association. in
dorsing the new building law and sug-
costing that the Commissioners initiate
measures in the courts for the establish
ment Of building lines, the association
has been informed that the law provides
that such action shall be taken upon the
request Of more than one-half the own
ers of real estate in the block in question.
On account of the expenses to the prop
erty owners. the Commissioners hold that
the initiato-y action should b. taken by
the property owners themselves.
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REAL EsTATE TRANsFERs.

Holmsad Afanor-Iulia schayer et vir George J.
TO Spencer b. Prentiss Tot Z. block g. SO.
Petworth-Jobn W. Points et Tx. 20 Margaret W
HcsiCr. lot Il. square 1s $40
No 1851 street noFthwest-Nelle l. Bradford ei
vn Ben b 10 Josiah b. Perry lot IS. square
ID So
Tweuty-eighih street northwest. between and I
streots-John D. Sullivan ct 10 Mary Dix
on. Part lots l0i and lo5. SQUARE i259. SO.
fcTnwood Heights-E Edward SteiiUagen. trustee
10 Ales and Marie Hrdlic-s. lots II and Is, block
?. ajt520
Addition to Rock Of Duubarion-ssme 20 sane
part. $50 same TO zane part. S625.
Ncs. i57 and l29 Hickman street southeast T
Franklin Schneider et ux. 20 john lnnrie. lots
81 and 3. square Is, SO
No 81 street uorthesst-Aiary NJ. RyoB. trustee,
30 Agnes J. and Edward W. Kinsay. lot d,
square 7s6 SlSI
No. 1900 Thirteenth street northwest Minnie a
Reid Ct viz Edwin & 20 Charles =. and Cor
mne O'Connor. LOT B. and part lot ], square 2so
SO
Barry Farm Mary Bessie TO Martha E. Mitchell,
part lot s. section !, 500
Barry Farm Emanuel #. Heweit 10 DAVID Neih
gan. part lot 20. section :. 500.
No. ? street n0rtheast-Joscph Frischoiz ct ux
10 Catherine V Kiefcr lot 70 square So, SO
Woodbridge Martin J. Sackett 20 Jennie u. Simp
kins. lof Q. block :. SO.
Rock Greek Ford Road shelton Miller trustee "a
Sarah r. &. Cooper. par Peters Sin Scat 81.
North Columbia Hcighis-Daniel X Trimmer ~ TX.
20 Ernest 4. SeIlhausen lot 3. block g. $50
No. 1850 I street nCrthwcst-Rslph L. Han e. uA
10 John AIcC;rcgor. lot % square Isl. SO
NJ Iflo Q street nCrthwest-Ellen :. Cromwell n
Man ~. Winner "a 20, square 49, SlA-
lexington James Y. Winner ri ux. TO Ellen s.
Crcmwell ot 8 square 2. so.
Robert Choice Man Gibson q al 10 Louis q.
Gr,gory. part $40
Robert Choicc-LoUi5 q. Gregory 70 Gc0rge J.
Collins. part 50. George +. Collins conTcys
same property 10 Lawrence .. P0sey. SO
Washington Highlands Charles q Taylor 60 Charlie.
n. Campbell lots :. 3 black %. SO. same
10 James 4. Watson. lots S. and s.. block IS. $40
Mount Pleasant James " Spear e. ux- 90 Nsviu
Triebler Dot 81 SO
Second and streets northeast sJoseph NJ Car
mody 90 Eruestire Reuter-, lots l0 and l9s
square "a $40.
X street northwest between Twenty seventh and
TtFeuty eighth streets Matte T. Slater 10 VII
liam T. LaWreucc. uar lots and II, SQUARE
Tcst # 4 So
Wes; Eckagtou- Eichsri ". Bailey Ct al Or
Charles A. Read. Ioi r. square . SO
Columbia He,zhis-Jamos Rar 90 John n Ghccn
lot g. book e, $40.
ChichcsteT- Enamel n Hewlett 10 the Auacosiia
Tee and Cold Storage Company. iot 90 $3.50.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains Emily y
and Rose Wailaeh. Mar 4. Mitchell and Rosr
u. Merriam TO DisiTirt of Columbia, part BOT
O. hOeE ~. s.
street southeast between Tenth and Eleventh
-Charles l. Griffith 20 Charles y. Michel
son. Tsr original int g square go SO.
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TYPHOID ON INCREASE.
Health Department Reports Fifty
six New Gases of This Disease.


six New Gases Of This Disease.
The report Of the health department,
submitted to the Commissioners yester-
day for the week ended October 20 shows
decided Increase In typhoid fever condi-
tions. ifty-six new cases having been re-
ported. Seven deaths occurred from the
disease and thirty-nine cases were dis
charged as recovered, leaving 24S cases
under treatment as compared with 233 at
the close Of the proceeding week and PCS
at the close Of the same week Of 1895
During the 1865 period forty new cases
were reported.
Diphtheria cases show an increase Of
three since the .ast report. There We're
ten new cases reported and seven dis
charged as recovered. making a total Of
twenty-seyen cases in quarantine Scar
fet fever shows a slight increase. there
being but one new case reported and no
discharges. The week closing with ten
cases in quarantine
The deaths numbered III. of which sev-
enty-three occurred among the white and
forty eight among the colOred population
a percentage Of 1874 Of the white. 253 Of
the colored. and 1919 Of the total popula-
ton
One hundred and twenty-six births were
reported. OF which eighty-six were white
and forty colored.
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Death Record

Mary G. Roddy. IS years. 1919 9Th ST nv
Henry Holly, - years. Z1S Diapers Court
William Burton, Sc years. 9i5 4th ST. NV
Harry Ford, 20 years. Emergency Hos
pital
John Butler. g. years, 627 G ST sw.
Robert Holiday. so years Home for the
Aged and Infirm
Charles d. Holcombe. So years, 1910 G
st. ne.
Mary Coleman. % years, 1252 Union
ST. sW.
Senior Don Jorge Munoz. . years. ''The
Highlands -
Adeiine s Moore. Il years. 1852 c st. sw
Edwina Jackson. months, 1922 18th
st. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.
AMUsEMENTs TO-DAY.

Colun.bls-.The virginisn. Dustin Farnum, 2.l5
and lis p. n
New National The Vanderbilt Cup. Elsie
jams. SIS T. m.
Belazco- Before aud After" farce comedy. Els
and sl5 p
Csasss-Polite vsudeTflle. 2.l5 and SIS p n
Lgceum- Imperial Brrlesqucss. 2d5 ard SIS p m
Academy The Burglars Daughter. 2I5 and
SIS p
Maiestic--The Black Crook, 2-i5 and SIS 2. n
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ashby G. Payne. 3. and Flora N. Com
well. %. both of Orleans. Va; Rev. J. A.
Norton
Samuel Uber. >. and Pauline johnson,
%: Rev IL Schroeder
George w Naugle e. Of New Castle.
Pa, and Edith Getzindanner, IS; Rev W
N. Ferguson
Charles " Norris. .. and Mary A.
Burns. -; Rev ". NJ. Ferguson.
Cornelius Shcehy, -. and Louisa Reps,
~; Rev. +. u. Powers.
Hayden Dallas, p. Of Dillon Vale. Va
and N"llie Morris, 4, Lodore. Va: Rev
J. y. Mclaughlin.
Thomas r. Pierce. 3. OF Brunswick.
Md. ard Racket n. Fisher, 4; Rev. J. J.
Muir
Joseph IT, Elliott. -. and Agatha N.
Ruddy, -; Rev D. g. Macleod.
Joseph N. Pcakc. 26 Of Brsddoc6
Heights. Va and Junita F. Mann, Is:
Rev. Z l.. Hubbard.
r. NJ Wiltshire. JG Of PeTkinsville,
Va. and Ada Z. Diggins -. ReF. Dr. +.
W. LowIie
c. X. Miller. -. of Richmond Va. and
Myrtle = Bryant ~. of Ashland, Va;
Rev. F. n. Bristol
John J. Casey. s. and Margaret T..
IIeany. 70. Rev J. ID. Mari.
Luther I. Henley %. ana Helen 5.
cambridge. 70. both OF Richmond, Va;
Rev. c. p. Steady.
Y. b. Turner. =. OF Franklin. Va. and
\. Grace Wilkinson, 70. of GAINESVILLE.
Va; Rev. A. r. Naylor
I. p GiIland. jT s. and Annie Laurie
| Chandler. g both OF GAINESVILLE Va;
Rev. Il. r. Naylor
Frank NJ Carter. a and Lettie Bridget,
/ Sc. Rev. J. T. Mclaughlin
Forrest W. Gooding. -. and Mabel c.
i RIseley. IS: Rev J. B. Mclaughlin.
Harry y Hyle. Il. Of Hollidaysburg.
Pa. ard Florence 4. Ridenour, 7, Al
/ toona. Pa; Rev. J. J. Muir
| Samuel r. Bell. g. and Mary z. COxen,
! i6 Rev J. r.. Mclaughlin.
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NO CLUE TO MURDERER.
Negro WOman's Body FOnnd at Ber-
wyn, Md. Not Yet Identified.


Detective Tom Hartigan of the local de-
partment. accompanied by the official po-
lice photographer. yesterday went to Der
wyu, Nd. to investigate the recent mystic
rious discovery Of the body of colored
woman 1t Is the opinion of the police
that the case is one of murder. but no
clew has been found 70 substantiate this
opinion.
The woman. Jane Arnold. who. it was
thought. might prove 10 have been the
victim, has been located. There is a pos
sibility that the body is that OF Aunt
SAMMY Waters whose home Is at Lew
iSville. and who has been missing for
some time. She IS known TO have had
money. and the theory Is that the muir
deraT may have robbed her and then taken
the remains into the woods where the
body was found. Detective Hartigan
said that he could not conceive Of a
denser thiCket or a wilder spot. and ne
did not see how any one ever got the
body to the place.
The Berwyn authorities will continue
the Investigation
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building Permits Issuea.

Building permits were issued by Inspec-
tor Ashford yesterday as follows:
To Kennedy & Davis fer five three-s;ory frame
dwellings az I9SS TO ia Lamont street northwest.
Architect A. II. Sanneman. Builders. Kennedy 4
Davis Company. Estimated cost S560o
To d. NJ Trimble for one two-story brick dtgel
ing at rs South Carolina avenue Architect c.
u. Webb Builders. : ". AIadd A. Co Fsti-
mated cost $500
To Potomac Electric Power Company 10 in
stall rotary transformers Ia new building at Four
tsenth end streets northeast. Architect. J. F.
Pyle. Contractors Fissen Il Wagner Estimated
cost $50
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Named ReIicf Commissioned.

The foliowins-named were appointed by
the Commissioners yesterday as members
OF the board of managers Of the Citizens
Relief Association: John JOY Edison. 3.
r. Janney, Gen George NJ Sternbere. s
W Woodward, Charles r Weller. DR.
William c. Rives. p H Warner. Cor
cOran Thorn. William Y Cox. and Miss
Emily Tuckerman Their terms win ex-
pire November Z. 1868.
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All Under Mr. SHliInxs.

The forces OF watchmen and doorkeep-
ers employed in the Government Print
ing Office have been transferred from the
supervision Of the Superintendent OF
Buildings TO that of Public Printer Still
ings. This measure is most gratifying TO
Mr. Stilings, as il is the fulfillment OF his
desire 10 have every one employed in that
office under bis personal direction
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EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

To rars Monroe. Norfolk. Newport News, and ali
points south-N Norfolk and Washington steamers
CEery DAY III TIE yeaF AZ $50 ?. n
t. Mount yernon-Steamer Charles MscalesteT
daiy. 20 a. n. and 29o n.
To Alexandria Ferry steamer Callahan hourly
from go a. m 10 5-58 .. n.
To Kensiurton. Md.-Cars from Chevy Chase Lake
every thirty minutes
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Alleging that she was obliged To leave
defendant owing TO his ill-treatment and
abuse and refusal 10 provide for her.
compelling her TO support herself and
child. Agnes :. Wells yesterday filed sIiit
in the District Supreme Court against
George Is Wells for absolute divorce.
She alleges infidclity. and names a CO.
respondent The couple were married
May Z, 1899. in the District, and have
children fifteen and ten years Old re-
spectively
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Criminal Court No
JUSTICE STAFFORD

United States IS. Amstcad Iee. robbery; plea
nGi guilty Withdrawn ami plea guilty.
United States w. EdEarI HOPKINS h0usebrelk-
Ing and larceny. uiea u1i guilty.
United States rs. Walter Snovdeu- enhczzle-
meut, plea NOT -uil;y-
United States ys. William BROOKS. cmbczzlemcnt
plea not suilty.
United States vs. luCanzo FalzcTaHu and Pas
Qus3c Ptmc1 violating act Of February TO- 1897
veuiic guilty as 90 Fsl1erauo5 mot guilty 90
Pcmnic1. ATTORNEYS W r. Ambrose and George
T.. T~siles
Cutyd states 49, Holm McCaHH. grand larceny
verdict NOT s5ilty Attorney. 4. T. Patterson.
Assignment fer Thursday. October ,. 1895
T'ui.pd States ". Ernest Parser.
United States vs. Preston Thornton
United States rs. Robert Brookin.
United States GccTEiaua Early.
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Delegate TO Drainage Convention.

1t the request OF II. W. Rizer acting
director of the United States Geological
Survey, II. r. Hodgeson. tOpographer of
the survey. has been appointed by the
District Commissioners as delegate 10 the
drainage convention at Oklahoma City
December =
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One hundred and eight more sealskins
have been shipped from the Pribilon
Islands in 1906 than in 1905. This is S,l96
less than were shipped in 1901 according
to a statement issued yesterday by As
sistant Secretary Murray, Of the Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor. OF those
shipped this year. ST. Paul Island yield
ed 12.536 and 81. George Island 1870
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EnuifN Snifr.

No. 8ssl. William S AIilliken vs. Florence z.
Miuikcn: to sell real estate. Compartments solicitor
w. G.. Gardiner.
No 2S6s1 Nora ahiboadeaux vs.. Frank Thbea-
dcsu divorce Compartments solicitor K. l.. Mon
taguc
No 1855. Agnes s. Wells Us George b. Wells
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..MIIk" Bread Is Honestly Best.

Best materials. best skill. and best facil-
tiles all help 10 make Holmes genuine
homemade Milk" Breed the best bread
that's produced tt is delicious and nu-
tritious. Delivered direct from oven 10
table. sc. Delicious homemade Pies. 20c
Holmes Bakery, list and Z SITS. Phones
L. 1sf0 and iffl
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divorce Complainant solicitors J. F. Po;bury
and r. II. Hollandeg.
No 2sssi Alfred d. Ritter IS. Margaret u. Rit-
ter divorce. Conplainants solicitor Philip Walker
No 2sss5 James A. Cahiil IS. William - suIli
van 81 al 10 substitute Trustee COMPLAINANT So
fcit0T Irving Williamson.
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IHiEI u iIE-I 'flltI1-tI vi
CIV Guy, appearance of absent defendant ~
dered. Compliments solicitor Arthur Peter.
Forrest Forrest; ur0 coufess0 ordered. Com
plainauts solicitors GittinS 4 Chamberlin; defend
ants solicitor f. Forrest.
Walters vs. Walters. divorce vim mat granted
Complainant solicitors Ly0n Lyon. defendant
solicitor. r L. Ien0Tds.
Cox vs.. English trustecs authorized to sell stock
Goldcnbcrg vs.. Ray. " j.. Rosenberg appointed
Trustee Ia release. Complainant solicitors. Vol
& Rosenberg
Murphy vs. Davis leave 70 intervene granted.
IntCvencrs solicitor II r. Webb
No assignment TOT THURSDAY October D 1905
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of ApnenI.

Present: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Mc-
Colnas aud Mr. Justice Robb
No 72i McAIsnus rs. Lynch argument continued
By Mr. Jesse II Wilson IT,. and John Ridout for
appellees and concluded by Mr. W. g. John
son for appellants.
Adjourned from day to day until Thursday No
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I.nm snffs.

Ne. 1888 RLoda Moore administrator vs. I'd
via ~ BhreI account S5s7 8. Plaintiff attorney
r. Hilton Jackson.
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COIORED

Jchn White. 81. and sallie German, "a;
Rev. ". J Howard.
James Walker. -. of Plymouth y. c.
and Fannie Dixon, 30, Rev. George W
Lee.
William L. Waugh. % and Dol1ie
Washington. .: Rev. George w. Lee.
John s. Branon s. and Mary Z. Ross,
20; Rev. III. w. -. Norman.
George ". Allen. 81. and Jessie B.
Jordan. a: Rev. Sterling \. Brown
David Van r. Fisher, q. and Elizabeth
V. Cooper y: Rev Walter Il. Brooke
John R. Robinson. 50, ard Goorsis b
Mackell. %; Rev. 5. l. CarGotheIS
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Dinner and supper a la Carte.
Cleanliness. purity. and Seientif

The freshest food the market affords
The Delmar. $3.50 18th St. li2S L s..
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Purissima Rye the physicians

choice for medicinal purposes. The purity.
age. smoothness. and exquisite bouquet Of
this whisky recommend it as the best
torfc-stimulant for home use. VIM. Can
non, 1925 9TH NV. Phone y. 59S.
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ReIsinger's Ice Cream Is absolutely
pure; 81 gal. 5oc = gal IS G. Phone NJ
The Washington herald., 1906-10-25
Drink Red OAR spring Water.
Great Bon. a pure spring ,.ater.

Absolutely pure. Delivered fresh from
the spring, / gallons. acc Phone r f5S-
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Circuit Court No =.
rg-gTTgF kNpERcgN

Plaintiff attorneys. Cuttings 4 Chamberlin. De
feudanrs ATTORNEY. Leon Tobriuer.
Phillips vs. Cabrera Judgment hy deiault for
So. Plaintiff attorneys Wilson & BaTksisie and
l. T. Phillips.
Herrru VS. K-ik-t ne- - respited uusI t,.-iay
Plaintiffs attorneys. Br,ldenhurg q BrandenbuIg
Defendant ATTORNEYS Wolf * Cohen and F. A
Jones
Assignment faf Tlsur-3as- October o. la0c
No & Green vs.. McIutire. Attorneys. John
Ridout Tucker 4 KENYON.
No a Gamer CAPITAL Traction COMPANY.
AttuTu~gs H. r. HoutouR r. Ross perTt & Son
and o. r. Duncp
Nc $50 Roche vs.. Myers Attorneys. Archer
S1nith-Hamiltcu Ccihcrt a Hamilton.
No =. HufcHins vs. Washington Times At
torneys Brandenhurg a Brandenbgrg-W J. Lam
bert
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Sold in glass and always sealed-4 gal.
sc Office 50t 18th NV