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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-06-08
CHEYENNE, WYOMING.

Mr.. F. L. Anderson Of Rushville, In
diana, arrived in the city last week
and has accepted position with D. B.
Carpenter.
Miss Lena Hopkins, at the com
mencement last Friday evening in the
Opera house, presented a very charm
ing appearance, and was indeed cred
table representative of the race. She
occupied conspicuous place on the
platform and many were the compll-
ments concerning her from all parts
OF the house. She was the recipient
Of a magnificent bouquet Of roses, the
gift of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Baker. The
AfroAmerican Woman's Club pre-
sented her with very costly bracelet,
and other friends presented here with
beautiful tokens Of remembrance.
A very delightful picnic was given
last week at City park, chaperoned by
Mrs. Mrytle Ashford. Those present
were: Ruth Robinson, Lillian Gray,
Emma and Tilford Ashford, Marthena
Palmer, May Johnson, Vivian Taylor
Virgil Gaskin, Arthur Gray and Willie
Ashford.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. jefferson and
daughter, Lillian, returned home last
week after sojourn Of eight months
In southern California. They report o
very pleasant and healthful trip and
say that the majority OF our race or
the southern part of the Pacific coast
are possessors OF wealth and property
and doing well.
Mr.. Henry Robinson has accepted q
position as porter in the Ideal Shaving
Parlors, and bids fair to be among the
best In the city.
Mr.. Fred Webb, who In former years
was a well-known resident Of Chey-
enne. but at present is a resident Of
Idaho, and is in the employ Of the Pull.
man company as cook, passed through
the city Monday and stopped over long
enough TO shake hands with friends.
Mr.. Lee Smith. who conducts a
boarding house and restaurant and the
only one managed and controlled by a
member OF the race, has thoroughly re.
fitted, furnished and renovated the
same and Is now prepared TO give the
public frstclass service.
Western Star Lodge No, 6, A. i. & a
NJ. held their annual election last
Tuesday night. and the following Mas
terson Masons will serve this worthy
organization for the ensuing year: W.
+. Benjamin. W NJ, Luther H. Craven
S. W. T. Edward Gray j. W. vii.
liam Thistle, secretary; Douglass Gig
gotts. treasurer, d. B Carpenter, 7.
W. Ashford and Carl Smith. trustees
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-06-08

BE SURE TO ROOM with Mrs. S.
J. Bunker when you go to Manitou,
Colo. Modern house, very convenient.
When going to Colorado Springs
write Mrs. Louisa Armstead, 32l East
Cimmarron, for rooms. Her rooms
are new, modern and conveniently 10
Gated. Prices reasonable. Prompt re
ply by mail
When you come to Colorado
Springs give Mrs. Franklin call at
the The Quenn Anne" $50 E. Cos.
tills St. Nice sunny rooms and
board at reasonable rates. 22.9
Don't complain about accommoda.
tons when you go to Cripple Creek,
but go TO Miss Maggie Showers.
First.class Rooms, Electric Lights
and Bath in connection. 1893 Myers
Ave. East.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-06-08
walters, of course, which will be ben
eft to this popular hotel.

II We watch the thoughts which
come into our minds, We shall find
that they are of the same kind as
those which We habitually encourage.
Annie Bessant.
Die when | may, want it said Of
me by those who know me best that
| have always plucked a thistle and
planted flower where | thought a
flower would grow.-Abraham Lin.
coin
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George w Curtin. o. and Pearl Z. Eckloa, ls.
Rev. J. NJ schirk-
Strearor L. Ncvmyer. s.. and Minerva l. kauf-
nan. -. Rev q. J. Bacon.
Walter l. Price . Mount Airv. \. c. and
Julia p Martin q Richmond. Va. Rev. y. e..
Macleod.
Bernard r Tolson, @ and Kathryn L. Guest ..
Rev. II. = France.
G. Leonard Williams. q. and Grace " Evans.
q Rev. A. :. Johns
Fritz Lis 2. and Catriue SeIiDcr, q. Rev. X.
Schroeder
George ". HaIler q. and Bessie l. Williams. IL.
Rev George z. MayjweN
Frank ". Kern a, and Marion T. B01th. =
Rev :. II. Greene.
Archie NJ Patton. g Stafford COUNTY. Va. and
Rob- j. Hsruz. o. Rev. = T. Mclaughlin
james Tslmad-e q. Baltimore, Nd, and Annie
I. Frederick, . Baltimore, Nd Rev Il.
Schroeder.
Joseph i. r Kefm. 2. and Mary f. Siam. ..
Rev Albert Evans
Charles r. claiborne. o. and Mary shiuu. la.
both # LynchbJr-. Va Rev. W g. Claiborne.
Edward Jones. p and Mary GAVIN Is. Rev.
Thomas u. Williams.
Ernest Winters. o. and Agnes '. BTogu. IS.
lev. J. Il. Mclaughlin.
COLORED
Joseph Williams. g, and Eliza A. Allen 2.
Rev. a. T. Tyler.
Albert Harper. g. and Aana johnson. q Rev.
Aquilia SAIL
James Scott. .. and jeanette johnson, q Rev.
e. NJ Bel.
GeorEa coleman q. and Oracle Baker, r. Rsr.
Thomas Lee. .. and MAY Rhodes. 1a. Rev. ].
B. Mclaughlin
william Ward. q and Nsnzctt, Stewart "a
Rev. Walter II. Brook.
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DEATH RECORD.

TAYLOR Coleman. 1924 Wiitnerggr So NV. 90 years.
Martin !. H0llohsu. Georgetown Univ, a. years.
Thomas Jackson. So J. So. NV. = years
Hattie Fillmore I5- l1h ST. NV. = yCaTs-
Robert 4 Iusc8c. $40 22d ~. NV, - years
William H. Stewart, II Goat alley NV, s years.
Florence +. Benjamin, 10 q st. Me- q wears
John Collins George Washington University hos
Uitsl 81 years.
Geneva Walker. 1853 II ~t. nc. y years.
Edmond Hanley T. = Soldiers Home a years,
Virginia Alaus Methodist Home. 9Th and VI SIS.
NV. S. years.
James Carr. - VI So. NV. s. years.
Israel Forster. 55i Van So. sw., s. years
Nuna Holloway. 9ii Desmore court sw., 40 years
Harriet Mcpherson ffI Temple court sw. 3 years.
Rose Young SI4 Berry So. NV. 8 years.
BCrton W Potter. 1915 9Th ST. NV. 81 years.
PUi Rstaaayapti. Arlington Hotel. 3 years.
Henrietta jackson go O S.. . years.
William Garter lIZ7 1th ST. NV. q wears.
Wesley Dorscy. I2lZ sd ST. NV. u years.
Hilds Fryer. So NJ 81. sc 3 wears
Fannie NJ. Lucas. 1881 Eth st. NV. . sears.
John +. Carroll. Zl9 b and Half SITS. Sv.. years.
Margaret L. Winters, so st. nv. DAYS.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

First Addition % American University Pa-k-Galrn
J. Tart e. al. trustees 60 Mar Jane Arbuthuo;.
lots and o. block a. S.80
No. Ib Massachusetts avenue n0rthUcst-Isad0rc
Saks 81 U- 80 Joseph e. SibleJ Dot s.. square
IJ. $40
Columbia Heights-lIsrgaret Davis 70 AIsry a. Ash
bum. Dot o. block O. SO.
Sheriff Estatc-N Elizabeth Browning q viz John
w., 10 William .. BlsgbtIrn. lot 4. SO
Thirteenth street northwest, between and Y
streets Walter T. Grim r a.. trustees to
LabouE Building and loan Association, part
original Dos n -rusre z15 ST.
PInehurst- PiuchUst Park Company 20 Louise Ma
gee. part. 500.
Paramount Heights Robinson White ct uz. %
Thomas T. Lord. Dot % block g. So
Ar-le. CgEl and Lon-J0hn Imirie e uL 70 Shel
ton 7. Cameron. lot g square -75i. and l7t T.
Square 3553 SO
Lula NJ. NeCo1uirk 90 Eir Charles % John W
Roth Dot g. square D7. SlG
New Hampshire avenue northwest between Twenty
first and Tventy-sec1nd strccts-James y. Winner
ci AK. 20 Edward NJ. Dulm. l0t 5. square e. SO.
Whtney Cio~e-Th0Tnas Maloney ct uV- 10 Michael
J. Hsckett part Dot TO- block c. So.
II street northwest. between Sixth and Seventh
streets-Aliu'a Garrett % OrwIu r. Howe. part
original Dot r square i55 $50.
II street northwest. between sixth and Seventh
streets AliHta Garrett 10 O7TIn +. Hove, parts
of original i9ts ) and . square 452, $500
South Carolina aFcuuc. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets southeast-Joln Cock. TINS
tee to Clarence y. and Patsy L. TiUperr psrt
original Dos @ SO.
No. 20 Second street uor;heast-Flarcncc Leser q
VIZ Lg1eue. t1 Addison y. Het0n, lot h
square - SO.
Barry Fsrm-Fsunie T. Garter and Lrcg Wisemau
60 Matilda A. Madden and Edith T. Madden
lcf q section .
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of AnneaIs.


Present The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice AIcComas,
and ar Justice Robb.
No. l1l6. Irrigation Land Improvement Company
vs. Hitchcock; placed at foot Of docket
No. 1893 SbortsleCyes vs. Capital Traction Com
uany; argument commenced by Mr.. !. T. Light
foot for appellant. continued by r. Ross Perry.
IT,. and Mr. r. Ross Perry for appellee. and con
ciuded by Nv >. n Brosius for the appellant.
Nc. l74. Parker ct al Head, placed az foot
OF docket
Ne. TO5, Bel vs. Central National Bank; placed
at foot Of docket.
No. III Moran vs.. Wagner. argument com
meuced by Mir Il. +. Downing foT appellant, and
continued by Mr.. !. D. sullivan for appellee.
Assignments for Tuesday. October ., 1906:
On hearing. No. 17ll. Morsn IS. Wagner Appel
lauts attorneys r. F. Downing and r. W. Sohon;
appellees attorneys, J. Is. Daish and J. D. Sullivan
Regular call
Nos. 1901 and 1863 Heroes vs. Richards. Appel
lants attorney. Hayden Johnson. appecCs attOr-
ucy. VI. {. Prentiss.
Nos. lis and 1919. Stone vs. Fowlkes, and Fowlkes
vs.. Stone. Attorneys, 7. K. Hilleard-Leigh Robin
son.
No. 1885, McFarlane vs.. Kirby. Appellant attor-
ney. e. T. Emig; appellee attorney. B. +. Leighton.
No. l72l AicAlaHs vs.. Lunch. Appellants attor-
neys. ". q. Johnson and j. N. Carlisle; appellee
attorneys, j. H. Wilson and !. n. Wilson. IT,
No I72l- Brown Grand Fountain L. o. T. 4
Appellants attorneys 4. a. BiTney and ]. H. Stew
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CHAPTER XII.

Crcssingham's injuries We're painful
rather than serious. His lower lip was
badly cut two Of his side teeth broken
and many others loosened, his nose cruelty
torn. both checks horribly bruised. and on
his forehead wound inflicted by the
a scar he must carry TO the grave. Be
sides these, his body was black and blue
from the vicious pounding he had received.
It is scarcely matter 10 marvel ar that
when he woke to "a consciousness OF his
surroundings his frame of mind was fever
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TO BIZ CoNTINrED ToNoRRow.
Estate Fight Compromised

Parties interested i'm the matter hav-
ing agreed, the viii of D. Overland was
finally settled yesterday According to
the VIII and agreement the property
goes 90 Mrs, May Marsh8L step
daughter Of Overland. Edith Lane. the
testator's daughter. about year ago
filed a caveat. which was brought to a
conclusion 10y the compromise agreement
arrived at yesterday.
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Mount PIeaaut-Gus ChacaEas % Joseph T. Fszue
and Andrew y. Bradley To secure Clarence r.
Hight $500 enc TO ff-y-cight months. pCr
cent lot SIS
Sheriff Estate-WiBisn o. Bla5 bun CO TAX. to John
" Browning and Galsn p. Green. TO secure NJ.
Elizabeth Browning. So one 60 thirty -four
months. uer cent, l0t
SlusrC illi-HaU ~ Bur 60 uZ. to Charles r..
BENJAMIN and R7sgr T. Mitchell to secure Per
Ictual Building Association. N.750. l-t g.
Iotvorth-Iolu n. LLOYD e. Uy- 10 Watson !. New
Ton and William Il. SduEders 20 secure VII
mot y. Trev. $3.50. three year, ) fer cent.
scui-suHuaIly. lot A. block o.
pinsbgyst- Louise Naggc % James T. Hood and For
man X. Homer. 90 secure PinUhWS; Park Com
Iauy. $1,000 one TO four years, Per cent, semi
annually, part.
Band'c Hghlauds-Jo-cra HeuniuE Ct Tx. 70 sam
vel Il. Walker and Michael ]. Weller. % secure
Eastern Building and Loan Association. 81 500.
lots g and s. block ~.
Rsudlc Highland Edward WcstCrlaud O. Tx. 90 Al
hsrt j. Martin and J. Henry Brown. 20 secure
United States Realty Company. Sas.s7. monthly
instruments DOT s. block s.
GIauty-Ti0m1s - Manchester to Glc4u r. Hu-
sioi and a. j. Fletcher. 90 seglre Henry A
NIsth $3.50. quarterly notes. Der cent. i1t -
Nhrehavcu and Harlem-Ams r. Campbell C viz.
William i. tl The Washington Loan and Trust
Company. 10 seizure Equitable Cooperative Build
ing Association. s. 600 Iot Is. block l.
Whitney Clgse-NlirIad 7. HaCkett e Tx. to The
Washington Loan and Trust Company. TO sz-1rc
Equitable Cooperative Building Association.
Sl50. rart Bot TO- block 8
Square i0i9-Flareucc u. ard Patscy Z. Tippett 60
Charles ?, Benjamin and Roger r NitcaeH, to
secure Perpetual Building Association. Sls52 part
original got g.
Square s.3-MaTy VI. Herbert et vir. James W 70
American Security and Trust Company. n secure
The National safe Deposit. Savings and Trust
COMPANY Sooo. monthly payments, $40, 3 PCT
cent lot 8
Square l6ie-Tohn DaBhakI ct ux 20 Alexander IT,
Bel and Frank T. Madigau. % secure Philip
Schwartz S.. SO. demand, per cent. north
half 90 original lot 8
Handic Highland Martin Fcuucla e. Tx 20 Albert
I. Martin and J. Henry Brown. 90 secure United
States Realty Company Of Washington. u. G.
$780, monthly payments 81. s Tcr cent. lot O.
block south Of 5627
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Boyd vs. EIlis: sale finally ratified and conveyance
ordered Compliments solicitor r. n Thomas.
Dykes vs. Dykes. Hic to contempt returnabe
October D. Complainant solicitor. r. r. Cola
day, defendant solicitor. l. II. Marshall.
Smith ST.. Allyn. Il. q. KinibaH appointed tFlis-
Zee Ia ssH; bond 5000 Complaiuants solicitor If.
q. Kimtall, defendant solicitor, ". II. White.
IN bankruptcy Of PiHhley Cross argued and
submitted.
Wilcox vs.. CUtteuden appearance q absent de-
feni-spts ordered Ccmplainants solicitor, S. n.
Giles.
Poiirie vs. Prairie nile retumabc October 81
Complainant solicitor Campbell Darlington.
GOldenhgg Vs. Ray, Uie % show cause return
able November = Complainant solicitors Wolf q
Rosenberg.
asafrfru-or+a f.r o.. i.
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Nav Remove hallway station,

The Supreme Court Of the United states
has affirmed the decree Of the Circuit
Court Of the United States for the South
ern district cf Texas. which declined 10
issue an order TO prevent the removal 81
the St Louis. BrOwuville and Mexico
Railway station at Sarata, Tex. 10 a
site three-quarters Of mile away.
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Mining COMPANY Restrained.

a temporary restraining order was is
sued yesterday by tho Supreme Court 10
prevent the st. Louis Mining Company
from removing the valuable ere In a four
teen-foOt strip claimed BY that company
and the Montana Mining Company, in
Montana. The ownership Of the strip
has been in controversy since ISL
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LOWER COURT SUSTAINED.
Supreme Bench Anirms District
Tribunal in Two Cases.

~ w -A0fNs
The Supreme Court of the United States
yesterday affirmed the judgment Of the
Court Of Appeals Of the District Of Column
bia in the appeal Of Charles S. Landrsm
ct al. VS.. Gabrielle X. Jordan, in which
the Interpretation Of the viii Of Thomas
Kearney was involved. The Supreme
Court Of the United States made modi-
fcatiOn in the decree Of the court be-
low BY interpreting certain language en-
ployed and by limiting certain clauses
in their application to the property in the
District OF Columbia alone.
In the case Of J. J. Waters, administra-
tor for the estate of Robert Jackson, de-
ceased, the judgment Of the Court OF
Appeals Of the District OF Columbia
against Jackson was affirmed. Jackson
sought to avoid payment OF costs in n
suit in the District Of Columbia courts
against Emmons and Smith TO recover
damages incurred as the result Of blast
ing along Rock Creek I'm 1892 by Emmons
q Smith. contractors.
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Court Fixes Date for Hearing.

The Supreme Court has fixed March q
as the date for hearing arguments on the
demurrer filed by the State Of West Viz
ginia in the suit brought by the Common
wealth OF Virginia % compel the former
TO assume responsibility for its share 81
the bonds issued before the TWO we're di-
lfdnd
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Several WILTON nj stake.

The Supreme Court has advanced for
hearing on December 3. the appeal Of the
government from the judgment Of the
Federal Court Of Appeals, that imported
merchandise should pay duty on its
weight al the time il is Withdrawn from
bonded warehouse. and not the weight
when taken from the ship Several mil
lion dollars are dependent upon the de-
cisiou.
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No a.. Paine So. skeados. ATTORNEYS. Ralsion
Siedons. and H. W Wlseaticy-F Edward Mitchell
No 81 Foster IS. International Boiler Improve
mont Company. Attorneys. f. b. Kmball-R. Il
Dickey and r. L. 5enords
Nos 81 and So. Marshall vs. Laudyoight Attor-
neys. ". T. Letters A Putnam
No 81. Prathcr vs.. Piummer. Attorney. W. C.
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Isadore DUraUa a Spaniard. forty
years old. living al 2619 street north
west. was arrested yesterday on Four
teenth street northwest for fast driving,
by Fatrolman Fletcher. Of the Tenth
precinct.
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Fertilizer Trust Cases Advanced.

The Supreme Court has advanced and
/ assigned for hearing on December 3 che
ten cases Of officials OF the so-called
fertilizer trust who are resisting removal
from Virginia 20 Tennessee on charges Of
conspiracy under the Sherman antitrust
law
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
supreme Court of the United states

49, ~. ~, ~ tod5spstolis Ind
IrI,,. r,rts,n n Dqfroii Mich Charles A.
Rrafes If New York CITY. seymour Kisch. Of
I - fi4 - ~ al, tfpeha4 a. New York
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'.s' - a., -
- - Of al e,es4,tors &c
~. NJ i'' - 9,l,i@ils X r.r,isr. apr.eal
y a., "iir -'l''' -, 80 ~ T,i.,,i.r If a..
il'H 'ne = "lil ~ -Aii. ~. - - a. M
hunois oeolet @ ,nc ,.si ~ '-,- after NJ
lIi's ~ 'ol'.iliN 80 OIL, a., --,rls I'm an
MCioa sssins' uH ,,''e 80 ,,lie-I .,jd -
D-slilel oil 'nlunlDl@ ann a. " - %
cree anu inc utCio. ~ "le 80 ~,
hIm'd win o'l. "Pih''H " ~ - -
lhe 'hic J"sll'e "'i'.''''' '''
OF me court ,., ,.ii.... am.
Nu' d. o'isHdL ''iHu.. r.
piainant vs. state al We7t Virginia '',a.-Ns ''
demurrer seq down Tor MoHdaS' a '. I, l''
Nos. - and 4b- The DaAola, wyoming anu 'lIa
souri, River Railroad Company ~ al piaihitu ID
cTrcr vs. Charles ID Crouch ct al trustees motions
10 dismiss o. alhrm postponed 10 tus A'4i"s vi
the merits
No las. Fan Claire National Bank piaintia in
error -. IalIh W JdeAnai u.S'e'' q. "''io"
10 dismiss postponed 10 the hearing on we merits
No N3 The 'hlcdeo, lsoe@ l-idho ana i".li''
Railway Company. plaintiff m error vs. ~ 10y
Muntor3i motion to racate sulersededs lo7ilouea
O. hearing ~ Che merits
No. 30 The United states peutionei' W. =.
falh q Brother MOTION % ADVANCE staltta ei'o
cause assigned for argument on Monday, beeeinosf
j. next.
Nos. at3 % so James O.. IiHslef 90 ai-- appel
lsnts. Morgan Treat United states marshal. &e-
ct al motion 90 advance granted and cause as
signed Tor argument as one case Uu Monday, Dc
ceinber g. next. after NO E9
No $50 The old Dominion Steamship Company.
owucrs petitioner vs. Plimus Gilmore. administra-
Tor. &c. petition for writ of csriorsH g, the
United States Circuit Court of Appeals i1T the See
No 1875. Ebr, Il. Robinson. petitioner IS The
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ITsTIcE GnrLD-

jury.
Probate Court.
| JUSTICE COULD.
I Estate of Ruth q. Denison; petition for probate
Of vii filed Attorney J. B. Linton.
/ Estate Of Julia y. Rovzce; petition for probate
I Of viii hied. Attorney. J. T. Iarner.
Estate q RutH .. Denisor wills dated July ].
/ 1889. and October H. 1872. Med
Estate Of Celia j.. Y. Bear. order permitting
/ comprouai-e- ATTORNEYS, Gordon * Gordon.
! Estate II Ap0lonia Hutchingson will admitted 70
probate aud letters q administrator T. a. granted
70 Jacob J. HUTCHINSON. D0nd. 500. Attomey,
George g. Gertmau.
Estate Of Sarah Honey examplifed copy Of wiIl
fled with petition for probate. Attorney J. b.
Linton
Estate Of Margaret 6hanahani viii dated Dccem-
/ Der 2 1905, eled-
Equity Suits.
no. BOZ Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank Is. small 81 al creditors bill. Complain
ants solicitors. Il. W. Sohon and G. H. Cragin.
No 80 Ida p Weaver vs. Julia A. Homillcr
&c substitute trustee. Compliments solicitors, T.
a. Ford and H. +. Haues
10 g566. H. R0zieF Dulany. trustee. IS. Ellen
N, Morse ct a. 90 set aside deed. Complainant s
solicitors Samuel Maddox. H. p. Galley, J. ].
Darlington. and ". r. Nlattiugly.
No 1851 Katie b. CnIsimauo vs.. Leonard
CFusmsHe. 10 snnul marriage Compliments So
licitor, Campbell Darlington
No 969s Kate A Birmingham vs. Alfred J..
Birmingham. divorce Complainant solicitor.
Campbell Darlington
Law Suits.
No lsssl Chicago Flexible Shaft Company v.
George j.. Mailman Certiorari. Defendants attOr-
uey D. : KEY smith
No. isss2- The KOt0gsph Company vs.. Cunning
ham Manufacturing Company, appellant, appeal
Defendants attorneys. J. r. Fague and Wilson q
BarE7'lale.
No fsssa United States vs. Alfred p. r. Haus-
mann, eieetmmf. Plaintiffs attorney d. W Baker
No. 1885,. UuiteJ States William II. Lewis.
trustee cjectmCut Plaintiff attorney, b. s.. Bd-
ker
No 1856. John Il. Heuirk Is. Meyers & Wun-
DERBY; account SO Plaintiff attorney. George C..
AUkam
No. is6s6 Msv p. Hodges Ts louis Alexander;
account $50 Plaintiff sttCmeT. r. =. Mitchell
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Circuit Court M. ?.

Hsui, v- N-Ngllen; verdict for plaintiff for 500
af3 Judgment thereon.
Sarrsli ss. Crls-bas, Judgment against defendant
10Y so and Judgment Of condemnation. Plaintiff
attorneys !. J. Darlington and 81. g. Sullivan.
short IS. Notes. on tral. Plaintiff att0me.s.
Cuttings a thamheIliu deiendzuts attorney. Leon
Tolmg
Assignments Tor Tuesday October o. 1875
No. ~ HFTrgu w. Kirs-1nH- Attorneys Bran
dghug d BraudubWs-W0it & Cohen and T. A.
Jones
No. Ia. Dy-1u U.s. Walker Furniture Comnauy.
Att0u0- i. b. picsry-L. A. Bailry
NO e. Green s. 1IcIufirc. Attorneys John
Eidout- Tu~kcr a Kenyon.
No. o. Gamer 7s Capital Traction COMPANY At
t1meys n. 3. N1GItau-K Boss Pcug & Son and
g. T.. puul1p
So. l51 R0-hc VS. Myers Attorneys Archer &
smith Hamilton Galhart 4 Hamilton
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EauIty Court No. /.


art appollee's attorneys " J. Lambert and J. s.
Easby- Smith
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Circuit Court No. 4.
JUSTICE WRTGHT

Baltimore Building and Loan Association vs.
Jenuings order striking ont plaintiffs repicati0us
80 the thiId plea Of defendants and allowing
plaintiffs to ME replication to third plea in ten days
Plaintiff attorneys. MILAN a smith, defendant
attorney. John Bidout.
SaTTel v. Meyers. judgment 10y default for
252ll Plaintiff attorney, Richard A. Ford
Gordon vs.. Butts Judgment verdict Tor S309.
ri ntif attorneys. Lancaster & smith defendant
attorney, &. II. Sgme
Wdsht vs. Baum verdict for plaintiff for $500
Plaintiff attorney. " T. Ambrose. defendant
attorney OmsU AlcCsmmon
Tower go Ladd iur rgspted. Plaintiffs Attor-
neg. D. Il. David defvudsat- attorney. ". T..
piunlee
Bpau vs. Greece. order allowing withdrawal Of
note uplu filing c1Y-
Whit-oFd VS. HoizbeiCreiu- motion for Ucw tusl
lied Plaintiffs att0mC W. A. Johnston de-
Pendants attorneys Wolf & Rosenberg
Assignments Co. Tuesday October o. 1906.
n" 5 Nrglt vs.. Baum. ATTORNEYS, W, =. Am
hreSe-ormzhy MoCsmmpu-
No Us. Bengal Us. Knapp Attorneys Marion
Duckctt d Sou-Niisou q B3rksdalc
No g. NcTf0H VI. Union Transfer COMPANY. At
tomess. j. j. Darlington and r. j. Belrend-H +.
Davis.
SO l1. Watson vs. Nesiius Attorneys. Edmund
Hi.l. r.. 2. w. Watson. aud George r.. Collins
leo Simmons.
No. rs. Eessier Vs. Nasnder. Attorucgs n. ".
Whaatle-B. 2. Downing and ] y Coughln.
No. tit Rosenberg Vs. Commercial Automobile
and supply Company. Attorneys VOL & Rosenberg
-Bune, a Wooda.,l
No 81 R0hlrts vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. AttouCs. W. j. Lambert.
J. Darlington.
30 g. Dudley g. Atkinson. Attorneys. g. 4
kcigTin- Campbell Darlington.
So llf. R-hau Y- Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Atto1lses r. D. Downing ana
u. T. taFHua-h-I j DARLINGTON
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-23
District Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD


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In re- opening II alley ia block l8 Meridian Hill.
and block g. University Place. order to summon
TIrv.