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CHAPTER XVIII.
TOIomeO's story.

Durham was much excited when he
read the account which Commission had
extracted from Mrs. Gilroy's diary. How
ever. he declined to give an opinion until
he read the diary itself. He then told
Dick that the discovery had been made
in the nick Of time
THE Italian Is coming TO see me to-
morrow" he said. showing a letter. Il
advertised that he would hear of some
thing to his advantage If he called, IS
Bernard wants to help him. When he
comes. you may be sure that 1 shall get
the truth out of him"
DO you think he's guilty, Mark?"
1T is hard to say" replied Durham,
mixed that one doesn't know who is
guilty or innocent"
Save Bernard" put in Commission, light
ing a cigarette
Certainly However. we may learn
something Of the truth from"
mo, Mrs. Gilroy," said Commission
quickly. unless you have succeeded in
finding her"
mo. I have not been so lucky She has
vanished altogether. But Beryl may be
able To tell something"
But he WON'T
L am not sure of that We have Jerry
in our hands, and that young scamp is in
the employment of Beryl. He will have
to explain how the boy came to
lure Bernard TO Crimea Square in time 20
be accused"
Why not ask Jerry?"
Because Jerry would Immediately run
3 "a
may speak out He's iii enough.
'Michael?' echoed Conniston in amaze
ment. What of him?"
"Oh, the dickensr said Durham in
quite an unprofessionaI way, and stood
up to warm himself at the fire in his
favOrite attitude. Il didn't intend to tell
you that"
Tell me what?"
That we had caught Michael GiIroy.
or Gore. or whatever he chooses TO call
himself"
Have you caught him? Well, Tn
hangedr'
I hope he won't be" said Durham.
grimly. L did not catch him myself He
came one night last week TO the Bower
10 see Miss MalIeson."
Conniston jumped up with an exclama-
ton. THAT is playing d daring camel"
ne said. Why. the fellow must know
that she would spot him.
Durham pinched his chin and eyed Con-
niston- I can't understand what his
game is myself he said slowly "Of
course. so far as looks go. the fellow
is the double OF Bernard without the
distinguishing mark Of the mole"
You have seen him, then?"
Yes. A day or two ago. l asked Miss
fau IN i .g,,
Malleson believed him 70 be Bernard
They have done SO with such success that
the boy-he is no more, being younger
than Bernard-is lying IN bed in the tur-
ret-roOm quite under the impression that
he has bambOozled the lot Of US OF
course added Durham. looking down.
'he may be trusting to his illness 10 stlU
further increase the likeness to Bernard
which, I may say, IS sufficiently start
ling, and to supply any little differences.
That's all jolly fine" said Dick, get
ting astride Of chair in his excitement.
but Bernard and Alice. being lovers.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

American University PaTk-Sarah J. Croissant ct al
TO ". D. Starkey lot 2 block .. 500.
Fifth and n streets northeast-James Strayer 10
Thomas Rupert. lot ls square So $40
Alley between Z and O. Thirty-third and Thirty
fourth streets northwest-Frederick A. Linger
ct TX. 10 ]. F. Mann, lots isS to ls7 square
1854. SO
Park road-Henry Yost 70 Herbert F. Ivers part
lot .. block 10. SO.
Ninth street northwest between I and X streets
Johanna A. Hewett 10 George L. GoOdaCre, part
original lot 6, square i03, $40.
Interest-Charles \ Limerick % William +. Am
bTOse. trustee all interest in estate Of William
Limerick. SO
No. ~ Tenth street southeast-Margsret l. Flani-
gan 70 William Umhau, part original lot 26.
square $50 SO
Mount Plsasant-John Cook, trustee. to Roger T.
Mitchell. lot 90, block s. $40, Roger T. Mitchell
CONVEYS same property 70 John Cook SO
Fifteenth street southeast. South Carolina ave
nue-Richard knight to Alfred T. Bache, lot 81
square 1850 $40
4 street southeast, between Eighth and Ninth
streets-Saul Jaffe ct to Julia H. Miller
part original lot 3 square 92l SO.
is Droit Park-Lizzie Dietz ct viz, Charles, TO
Anna s Church, lot Is, block 2 SO
\ street northwest between TWenty-first and Twen-
ty-sCcond streets Edmund K Fox c. ux to
Hollis c. Clark, lot l5l, square 70, 500.
No. lZZs W street northWest-Oscar L. Martin ct
ux. to Ella NJ. Martin. lot 5s, square "a, Sle0
Connecticut Avenue Terrace Fulton r. Gordon et
III. 10 John S. ClemenCe. lots and ), block
1858, SO
Reservoir View-Iames F. Hood ct a.. trustees 10
John A. Massie, lots and 6. block !. $3.50
Burrville-Sidney T. Marshall 20 d. II. r. Drury
lots Is 20 g. block 3; lots 81 to s.. block g. sec
ton s. So
PARK view-Niddaugh & shannon qncl. to Jchn
Wischhusen, lots q to a. square S5. $40.
Washington Highlands-Charles G.. Taylor TO Rosa
n. Peters, lots and 1. block IL $40.
New Hampshire avenue northwest, between Q and
streets-Helen c. Candee to May B. Adams,
lot lb. square l55. SO.
Ingleside-John F. Lynch ct to Eva s. Leonard.
lot A. block g. $40.
Thirtytbird street northwest Prospect street
William d. Green ct ux- tc Maggie B. Fisher,
lot g. square 1913. SIC
bingham Place-James II. Winslow ct ux to
Walter r. Crow lot 3. block IT, SO.
Saul's Additiou-Harry Wardnan 10 John r. E--
good. lot q square Zl0. $40.
Nineteenth street northeast. between and B
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 639-Andcrson Dray and Storage Company 70
American Security and Trust Company. % secure
National Safe Deposit. Savings aud Trust Con-
Tany, $4,000, three years. 5 per cent. semi
annually. lots Q and a
Whitney Close-Manis Z. Vernon et vir- BENJAMIN
F., to Daniel X. Jackson and T. Hilton Jack
son 10 secure Virgil b. Jackson s. 100 two wears
81 per cent, semi-anuuaIly, lots y and l6 block
Same 70 Daniel X. Jackson and r. r l.
feli0tt. to secure Thomas X. Riley and Richard
I. Cozzens. 1872 Is. one year, per cent. semi
annually. same property.
Anscostia-Dayid L Pitcher. jr.. x TX to Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company, to secure Equi-
table Cooperative Building Association. siae. lot
@
Square l075-Lottie I. Burn II viz James d to
Frank 7. Rawlings and Richard G. Rawlings. to
secure y. H. r. Drry $40, three years. per
cent, semi-aunually, lots u to Is flour trusts Of
81, 800 each. one on each lot.
Square 950-Wiiam Umhau ct uxs % Charles r.
BENJAMIN and Roger T. Mitchell to secure Per
petual Building Association, Sl,o00. part original
lot IS
square 7o-HoIlis c. Clark et TX to Albert F. Fox
and Frederick R. Walker. to secure Edmund h
Fox. 500 one to fourteen months, 6 per cent
lot ia.
Square S43-Hynan Zirkin Ct TX. to Simon Wolf and
John r. Shields. % secure Charles A. Shields
aud MyeT Cohen. trustees 5000 two and five
years per cent, semi-anRuslly, part lots g and 10
Square 5g-Milsn c. Edison ct ux to Albert A
Wilson and john 3. LarDer, 10 secure Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company. 81, 800. three years.
per cent, scmi-ennusIly. lot 3
Addition to Congress Heights-Nilam ". Pearson
20 Washington Loan and Trust Company. to Sc
cure Equitable Co-oIeative Building Association.
A.200. lot II. block 3
Saul's Addition-John r. Ergocd et TX. to b. Fran
CTS Saul and Waiter L. Hilton, to secure WI
liam ]. FentreSs, $3.50 three years. per cent
somi-annually. lot 2 square Z7l0. Same TO same
to secure Harry Wardman, S2,l00 quarterly notes.
per cent. sane property.
Enciosure-Josephne W. Hester to William II.
Walker and K. Golden Donaldson. to secure
Walter f. Donaldson, $500. two years. 6 per cent.
semi annually one-third interest in Part
Square 5S-Charles W Farrar and others 70 Arthur
7. Brice and Walter r. Wilcox. to secure John
N. Jones. $1,000 three years. per cent. seml-
annually, lots Z, g, q, and p.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST. Donald G. Macleod. D. D.. pastor. Il
a. m. the psstor viii dictate Z IS D. "a, james
Stuart Dickson, D. D.. secretary Of college board
sill speak. Sunday school $50 g. H G. E. $50
p m- Visitors are invited 70 al SrTiccs
THE EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
6th 81 and Nd ave. ne
REV. THOMAS q EASTON. y. D.. PASTOR.
Sunday school. $50 a. Sermon, Il a. n. topse
Coast Enlargement" Lecture At 30 q. m. sew
enth in the series. topic, 'Posthunaous Fame
All seats free. StHangers welcome
WESTERN PRESBYTERIAN. H st., between 18Th
and 18th nv George Bailey. y. D.. pastor. II
a. n, The Salvation Cf the City" d 10.
The Failure of Success Sabbath school SIS a. n
THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. C'oBnectfc,t
ave. and 18th SIS. Rev. Teunis = HamIln. b
D., pastor. Or. J. S. Dickson. q the college
board. VIII speak tomorrow al II a. m. and tie
pastor &C ,. n. Religious Conditions in
England"
NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
AeE YORK aFenue. Il and 18Th sts Dr. Wailses
Radcliffe. pastor. Il a. N. public worship sermon
b5 the pastor. 45 p m, The Man Among Men
$50 b m. Bible school 9,s5 q n adult classes
e@sO J. n, Christian EndeaT1T Society
LEXINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor. X.
zap and 2 sts- Preaching b. pastor. Dr.. W.
Ia12'erro Thompson, II a. N. and 30 D. n
Sunday school. 9.45 a. m. Christian F1desvor 80
y. N. Seats free. All welcome
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. PAULs CHURCH. sd St. near Washington
Circle Rev Alfred Harding. d. D.. rector. z 30,
10, and II a. m and D. m- All seats free.
Preacher at night, Rev. c. h. H0lmead.
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY, g 81 Rev. DR..
Mckim. rector. Services at and II a. n. and
and 8 D. m. All seats free except at Il a. N.
Strangers always welcome.
ST. MARKS Sd and sts Sc Rev. DR.. DeTries.
Rev. Z. NJ Prescott ReF. J. II Deis. clergy.
Services. 80, II a. m, 4. 73o p. IA
TRINITY CHURCH, ID and G sts NV Rev.
Richard 7. Williams rector Services at 7 80 and
Il a m. and s p. m Sunday school al go and 3
All welcome.
ST. THOMAS CHURCH. 18Th ST. near Dupont
Circle C. Ernest Smith. D. D.. d. c. l., rector.
Services g. H. and 8. Strangers cordially welcomed.
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH lGe0rzetOWnl Rel
James II. w. Blake. rector. 7s30 a. m. holy
communion $50 a. m. Sunday school II a. NJ,
fun service and sermon by the rector. 3 p. m,
Chidren's rehearsal Christmas music 30 =. H..
evening prayer and address.
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Circuit Court No. L.
JUSTICr WpTCUT


Van Norsdale vs. Washington Times Company
demurrer 70 declaration sustained. with leave TO
amend IN ten dRys Plaintiffs attorney. c. L.
Fraiiey; DEFENDANTS attorney, Wilton J. Lambert.
Wilson rs Snow; motion TO strike out second
count Of declaration granted with leave 70 plaintiff
to amend Plaintiffs attorney c f. Caussi: de-
fendants attorneys, W. T. Mattingy and J. J..
Darlington.
Curtin vs. King two casesl: motion for Judgment
against ". ?. D, King granted Plaintiffs attor-
ney. Eugene A Jones; Defendants attorney, J. A.
Johnson
Cunningham vs.. Meyer motion for bill Of par
ticlllars granted Plaintiffs attorney f. s. DuvaIl,
T.; defendants attorney, John Ridout
SomerVile rs. Brown; case restored 70 general as
signment and motion Of defendants attorney to
withdraw appearance oyerruled. Plaintiffs attor-
ney, James II. Taylor defendants attorney, W. c.
Sullivan.
Musson vs.. Washington and Great Falls Electric
Railway Company; dismissal Of motion to dismiss
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CONGREGATIONAL.

MOUNT PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH, Columbia road and 18th st. Nv. The
pastor, Rev, NJ Ross Fish5urn, VIII preach at Il
and ;i5. Morning subject: Gold Dust Evening,
next in series: Dangerous Ground s3o a. m,
Sunday school. p M, Junior EndeaFoT. $40
2. m Senior EndeayOr
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10Th and
q SITS. Rev. Charles II. Everest. ID. D., acting
pastor. II a n, public worship with sermon.
> m. public worship with sermon. Music BY
quartet and chorus choir. led by DR.. J. W..
6.15 ID m Christian Endearor
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Cnnrf of AnnonI.

Present: The Chief Justice Mr. J,7stice AfcConas
and Associate Justice Ashley " Gould q the Dis
trict Supreme Court.
No l5o'. Crawford rs. United States: argument
continued by Mr. ID. ". Baker for appellee and
concluded by Mr.. A. S Worthirgton for appellant
No 1928 PiCkfo1d vs. Talbot. Judgment affirmed
with costs. Opinion BY Chief Justice Shepsrd
Justice McCUnas dissenting
No loo3 Northwest lexington improvement Com.
pany vs.. Campbell; much Of the decree of thf
supreme Court Of the District q Columbia az
pealed from reversed with costs. and vacated. and
cause reTnanded, with directions to enter decree
declaring the true intent and purpose of the deed
Of January Is. 1903, indicated in the opinion Of
this court Opinion by Chief Justice Shepard. Mr
Justice McC0mas dissenting
Adjourned from day 10 day
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Special Honor for Gen. Burt,

At a meeting of the Spanish War Vet
Grants in the Building Trades Hall. last
night, Brig Gen. Andrew S Burt was
elected "old man of the command This
oee is merely an evidence of the respect
and esteem with which the recipient is
looked upon by every member OF the or
ganiZatiOn. and was created last night as
a special honor to him. Other officers
elected were: Commander. George ".
Neirn; senior voce commander, T. H
ROllings; junior vice commander. 6. W
Duffy; officer OF the day, John Riedy; Of
fcer of the guard, James Lean, and senti-
mel, G. NJ Griffin.
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Railvay and Electric Company. Defendants attor-
neys, G. A. Douglass aus George z. Hoover
No l5a HoTning vs. Crowley Attorneys L. 5.
Bsiley-L ! Marher
No & Rogers vs. Cook. Attorneys, r 5, stitt-
Handy Tiudan 4 Brown.
No l.. Scott vs.. Heasy Attorueys-W. II.
Sh8les-Lambcrt & Baker
No q Stewart IS. jenkins. Attorneys. Leo Sim
mons-E. A. Jones.
No "a Knott Kelly. Attorneys. Leo Sim
mCns-EUgcEc A. Jones.
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Probate Court.

tHIEF JINIIIE tLABAIEH.
Estate Of Ann Z Henderson; letters of admins
tration granted 70 AimEa NJ Raby; bond. $500
Attorney W, IT. Robeson.
E-tats Of George W. Trammel; order increasing
b0Id. Attorney. Crlndal Msckey.
Estate Of William a Whitney; petition for letters
Of administration. Attorney, W. n Robson
Estate Of Payson Burritti EiIl dated September %
1901, fled
Estate Of Julia NJ Adams; letters Of adminissra-
ton granted to S. Herbert Gesy; bond Sl5,gO. At
torney. s. II. Giesy.
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BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED.

The following building permits were IS
sued by Building Inspector Ashford yes
terday:
To Sarah c. Brady. for one two-story brick store
and dwelling at 81 Harrison street. Anacostia
Architect and builder S {. Yates. Estimated
cost, 5000
James Smith. for one two-story frame dwelling
at 35i Nick0ls avenue. Architect and builder c.
II. Willett. Estimated cost g 010
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Hope LodEe Elect. 0mcers.

The annual election of officers for the
ensuing year in Hope Lodge, No. 20. L.
a A NJ. took place last evening. and
resulted as follows: w. NJ, John H
Hoffacker: 7. W. A. r. Searle; IT w,
E. c. Dutton, secretary, W. A Craig;
treasurer. Dr.. Collins; senior deacon, DR..
Mcintosh; junior deacon. Mr.. Behrens:
trustees, George 5. Stroebel and John
Won Hermann; delegate to Masonic
Temple Association, Frank Trazzarre;
delegate TO st. Johns Mite Society. DR..
Davidson.
P. G. NJ, George ". Baird Installed
the newely elected officers.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ralph L. Sahin, y Hastings Nebr. and Anna
II. Speich q. Rev George F. Dudley
Herbert B. WoodaTd. So. La Grange H. and
Helen A. Richmond q. Rev. c. r. Stetson
Henry z. Brown, o. Springfield, Mass and Cora
K. Nicholson, l9. Rev c. Alvin Smith.
COLORED.
William J. Lee. q, and Mary B. scranage. q.
Rev. J. A. TAYLOR.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18th ard Corcoran sts nv. Rev.
Fraak Sewau. y D. pastor, will preach at Il
a. M Sunday school I2-l5 Evening service and
lecture. 30 p. m.. third in christianity OF
To-day" 4 rational Christianity for the secular
isl and the agnCstic. All free thinkers cordially
invited.
THE DESTRUCTIVE FLOOR; Az ETHICAL
Fact" subject of address at the New Church Mis-
sion. 1872 6 ST. NV. second floor, at 5 p. n.
Al are cordially invited
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FITCH LOCATED IN WEST.
Man Wanted in Defrauding Case
VIII BE Brought Back.


z. H. Fitch, who was indicted Jointly
with Tracey L. Jeffords. John L. Fehr,
and o. G. Staples, in July, 1905. on a
charge cf conspiracy TO defraud through
a Misrepresentation as TO the capital stock
Of the Interstate Live Stock Insurance
Company. of the District of Columbia. has
been located by the police authorities in
Vinita, Ind. T.
Inspector Boardman stated last night
that Fitch had left Vinita in charge Of a
deputy marshal and would arrive in
Washington within few days. The case
against the defendants has never gone 10
trial Mr.. Staples was vindicated of the
charge against him, and the District at
torney's office entered nolle pros IN his
case. Messrs. Jeffords and Fehr were re-
leased on $1,000 bond for their appearance
In court when wanted
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DEATH RECORD.

Annie Castor 21l NJ St sg.. q years
Helen V. H. McCaIla. SO nth st. NV. 60 years.
Charlotte Preinkert. 92 II st. NV. 70 years.
Elijah Tyler. 507 II st. NV. g years.
Julia N. Byrum, Grant road, d. c., years
Viola Smith. lll2 26th st. NV, years.
Joseph Passen0. lo7l sd St nw- So years
Charles w. Ross 2l3 + st. NV. 81 years
james Reeves n Jackson alley NV, s. years
Dora 5. Bost, s47 II 81 ne. 81 years.
Hanorah Fenton. s54 lst St sB.. 81 years
Susanne B. DouFherty Ills r L ave NV. 7s xes
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Lamb Addresses veteran..

Congressman John Lamb, of Virginia,
addressed the Washington Camp of Con-
fedeate Veterans last night in the
Maryland Building, at the regular month
~ meeting His speech was an instruc-
tive one, in which he paid a graceful
tribute 10 Southern women, and rec0unted
many "reminiscences of the civil war. An
informal dance followed the meeting.
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streets and Nineteenth and c streets northeast
Galen Z. Green et ux- % Job Harris. original
lot s. square lIl9. and original lot g. square
lib SO
franklin street northwest between Fourth and
Fifth strcets-Edward G.. Hicks Ct ux o. Matte
r. Slater. lots g and 10 square SO. SO
70. 1881 Corc1ran street northwest and Ne. lE0s X
street northwest-llary 3. Adams % Francis L.
Richardson, trustee lot H. square 30. and lot {.
square % So
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Scottish Rite Han. 1907 q St NV. Services L
a m and Z - p. m Morning lecture by Bishop
Oliver G. Sahin viii be of the regular series of
lectures teaching how 70 heal the sick through
divine methods. Subject Of evening lecture. by
Bishop Sabin. The Truth the Road 10 Hap
uiness Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening
AZ % O'Clock. Seats free al invited
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Equity Court No. 2.


Rathbone vs. Rathbone; committee permitted TO
apply fer transfer Of assets 10 New York state.
Complainants solicitor, F. s. Perry; defendants
lict0T c. L. Frailey.
Warthen vs.. Kyd Union Trust Company ap-
pointed trustee. C0mpainant's solicitor. ]. Z.
Archer
Morgan vs. Morgan; order dismissing exest
canCeling bond. and suspending payment Of ali
mOny COmplainants solicitor, Chase Roys; de
fendant's solicitor, H. B, Moulton.
beavers Is beavers; witnesses commanded to
answer questions. COmpainant's solicitor. II. b.
Moulton; defendants solicitor. r. T. Doyle
Assignments for Monday, December Il. 1906
No. 10s. Mitchell et al vs.. Meyers ct al. AttoT-
neys. Warren < shoies-O DonOhue & Gardiner.
No. 10 Wells Us Wells ct al Attorneys. Pot
bur5 and HOilander-Dutton.
No ll4. Wise vs. Wise ct al Attorneys, Am
bT0se-To0mey.
No. lls Knopp ct al. vs.. Deakins ct al Attor
neys. Taytor-Dougass & Douglass.
No l3 Mercer vs.. Mercer. Attorneys, Ofley-
Marshall
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Haakon on for Germany,

London, Dec. liking Haakon. Queen
Maud. and Crown Prince Olaf of Norway
left London this morning for Germany
They viii spend a couple Of days with
Emperor William at Berlin before return
ing to Christiania.
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Enuifv Snifs.

No. 2s7sl, Samuel 2. Ficllen VS. Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance Company; injunction and accounting
C0mpainaut's solicitors, Douglass & Douglass
No. B762 William T. Warthen ct al. rs. George
II, Kyd ct al trustees 10 substitute trustee. Com
plainants solicitor J. b Archer.
No. 26763. Mabel 3. Martin IS Rudolph Martin /.
divorce. Complainant solicitor Charles f. Robson
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BnnESruDfcy COurt

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
In 70 John Mctormick; trustee authorized 10 exc
cute and convey deed
In ~ H. y. Girard; rule to payment TO trust Of
fund IN bank rrturnable December q
In re Thomas +. Wagg8man, trustee authorized
% pay certain sum.
In re PeTce G.. Allen; discharge ordered.
In Re A Frank Evans: discharge ordered.
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NON-SECTARIAN.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythian TsnnDls
l0l2 sth St NV. Alex. Kent. pastor. win sneak
at HIS. of Rev DR.. Stsford's social unrest
It's cause and cure Seats free All welcome
GOSPEL MISSION, IZO Pa ave. Rev. Z d.
Bailey. Of Brooklyn IS expecE 20 speak at D.
n Sunday. Gospel services daily 80 Womep-s
prayer league Sundays at and THURSDAY at
j. ID.
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER. Sunday
services at Rauscher's, 1852 Conn. ave. at d N.
Address bg Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton. Daily
ncun meeting and Mondays az 20 o. IA az Lean
aud Trust building Public invited
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INITARIAN

ALI SOULS CHURCH. cor 18th and I, st,
Ulysses 9. b. Pierce, minister. 9:s5 A. m sun
day school and class for the comparative sfrdv q
religion 10 a. NJ, unity study class Il a. n
morning service; sermon by Rev. Edward Everett
Hale, D. u. 80 D. m Young Ponies ReIigions
Union.
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Law Sufts.

| No. 1905 Ida F. Dury vs.. William A. Kimmel
| appellant; appeal Defendants attorney W. p.
Williamson.
No 1904 Katherine A. Erickson vs. William A.
himmel appellant; appeal Defendants attorney,
W Z. Williamson.
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UNIVERsALIsT.

-HURcH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and L SIS. nv.
Rev. John Van Scbaick. jr. pastor Il a. m.
morning service p m, Vesper service. Rev
9i,a Martha a Bortle. On The Religious Work of
Chautauqua" f"
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SOUTHERN pREsBYTERIAN.

SECOND, 22d st near Q. Rev. H. waddeH Pratt.
pastor Worship at Il g. and 20 D. M. With
sermons 10y pastor. AL seats free