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The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
DAILY COURT RECORD.

supreme Court OF the United States.
Present. The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Harlan.
afr. Justice Brewer. SIR. Justice White. Mr. jus
tice Peckham. Mr. Justice McKeuna, Mr. Justice
Holmes. aud Mr. Justice Day
Richard 7. Greener. Of New York City, was sd-
mitted TO practice.
The Chief Justice announced the following or.
deTs Of the court:
No. i02 Tie Montana Mining Company limited.
plaintiff in error vs.. The st. Louis NiSing and
Milling Company, Of Moatana. motion 10 advance
granted and eause assigned for argument Mon
Gay. December 10 next
No. Is. Original Ia parte. IL the matter ot the
Montana Mining Company. limited. petitioner; mo
ton to postpone hearing denied.
No. l23 A. B. Ballard et al. plaintiffs in error.
W. Charles ". Hunter ct al suggestion u diminu-
tou q the record and motion for writ Of eertiorar
submitted by AIr. James h. Jones ia behalf OF
NJ. L. r. Berry for Charles W Hunter one Of
tie defendants in error. in support Of motion and
by Mr.. William 81 Randolph. and Mt. Wasseil
Randolph fer the plaintiffs IN error, ia opposition
thereto.
No. @. Z. L. Allen ct al. plaintiffs in error. vs.
Frances !. RILEY; submitted by Mr.. \. H. LOOMS
for the plaintiffs IN error. and BY Mr. a. T. Crane
and Mr. T. T. WoodbGn. fog The defendant in
error.
No 81 The Fair Haven and westvine Railroad
COMPANY plaintiffs ia error, vs.. The City Of New
Haven; argument eeatiuued by Mf- George d. Wat
r0as. for the plaintiff in suor. by Air. Leouidas 81
Daggett and Sir. f. =. AFyine, Tor the defendant
IN error. and concluded by SIR Tslcott II. Russell
ior the plaintiff IN error.
No. Is. Original. EX parte. In the matter Of the
Montana Mining Company limited. petitioner; ar
gument commenced by Mr. ". =. Cullen for the
petitioner, and continued By Mr.. Arthur Brown and
1Ir- Jackson L. RalstOn for the respondent
Adjourned until to-day at Y O'Clock. The day
call for Wednesday, November = viii be as fol
Lows Nos g, 90, 81, s3, g. IS, g. 100 land l0IJ
ll2 and lG3
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70 BE CONTINUED TOMORROW.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Fred B. Russell. g. and r. Lillian Wright %
Baltimore, Nd Rev. II. Schroeder.
William q. C0ucnm7n. g. 3Iartinsburg " Va
and Mamie c. Dreyfuse. G. Hedgesyille. W. Va.
Rev II. Schroeder
Grover a. Cuaer. q. and Mary A. Deats. Is
Rev. g.. G. Bac1u.
Edgar a. Neeg. 2 and Emily L. EcEfeldt. q
Rev. J. q. Bg-i--.
Fr-d.rick NJ slinear. 30 and Mary N. Means
lard. q. Elm Grove. W Va. Rev. ". NJ Fer
g1ssn.
William NJ. Rector. 81. and Cora Adams, g. Rev.
D. l. Blaktmrrc
Roscoe c. Nash. g. aud Haney E. Es.riase 2
Rev Wgston Enfnsr.
Lawrence p. Bat;lsy. o. and Bertha Z. MeIutyre.
q Rev Thomas 6. Smytb-
Benjamin r. Williams. g. and Beatrice Jackson.
q. Rev. ". W. ID. Norman
Chsres ]. Collins, 2. and Della VI. ODonneU
"a. Rev William J. Carroll
Paul Spcrry, 2. Bath. Ne. and josephine Shall
IenbTgcr. .. Rev. Samuel II. Greene.
William G.. johnson. 2. Charlotte. " c, and
Clara A. ECkAaTt. -. Rev. Richard T. Williams
Lester G. Lynn, 70, Mid and Va and Mar Z.
Strother, IS, Remington, Va Rev. John C. RaH
Charles (. Sebastian, 6. and Eva N. Gladmon.
q. Rev 7. o. Grouse.
Albert Hines, q. and Addie P. Royston, IS. Bal
tiHore. Rev F. " Bristol.
Edwerd Boon. p. and Margaret I. King. ls. Rev.
Thomas S. Childs.
Emory Il. Kramer. C. Baltimore. Nd. and Maud
A. Brown, is. Rev Z. W Lowry.
COLORED-
Edward Kelly. IS. aud Lula Richardson. IS. Rev
John Richard
Henry ", Lucas, g. and Lucy A. Bruce, 3g. Res.
Paul Grifith
James K. Henderson. q. and Eleanor Queen. o
siias Love, D and Lula NJ. Brooks. q. Rev. j.
A. TAYLOR.
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NEGROES CAUGHT HIM.
COlOred People I'm Accomac Run
Down Criminal Of Their Race.


Down Criminal of Their Race.
From the Baltimore American.
The eoIored people in Accomac County.
Va, have set an example in hunting
down two criminals of their own race.
which is a credit to them and should
constitute an example which will be irai-
tated elsewhere. The murder of Thomas
CroWson, 3 white man, at Mstompkin
Va, on the Ilth OF this month, is at
tributed TO Edgar Wright and Charles
Washington, both colored. Accomac Coun-
~ IS a narrow strip of land lying be-
tween the Chesapeake Bay and the At
lantic Ocean. and is indented with in
Vulnerable creeks and estuaries. BY the
use Of a canoe a criminal who knows
the lay of the waters, IN addition &C
knowing the lay of the land, can dodgl
Indefinitely. The colored people in the
neighborh0od OF Metompkin organized,
raised money 10 pay for the use Of a
gasoline launch 10 pursue the suspected
murderers, and in every way in their
power aided the officers who were after
The suspects 20 accomplish the capture.
which has been made.
The Peninsula Times. published in
Onancock. is the organ of the cclored race
in that county In the last issue the
Times says editcriaily. speaking for the
colored people: we wish 10 have il
known that we are always on the side
of law and order. and that we 90 net
approve Of the frequent crimes commit
led among our people. We would
nave the public know that we expect TO
do more in the future than we have in
The past 10 prevent such crimes and
maintain law and order among our peo-
PIE. We must take a stand against the
disorder here among our people, and.
unless we do 1t, II is ha-d 10 tell what
the future may bring forth" This is
the right kind Of talk. and it is advice
which the colored people Of every sec
ton should lay 10 heart. Nothing will
serve so quickly to allay bad feeling and
10 produce a spirit OF trustfulness on
the part Of the white race toward the
colored as will a spontaneous effort en-
the part Of the colored people to bring
10 justice those Of their own race who
commit crime
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

lie Droit Psrk-John Y. Shea Ct Tx. to William l.
TignoT, lot 80, bloek 8 SO
First Addition 20 American. University Psrk-Galen
l. Tait e al, trustees, % Leonard Alalonee.
lots 20 and 81, block "A, aE0.
Aley between g and II. Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets-Mara Logan et VIZ, Peter j. 20 Robert
l. Carr. part l0t 20. square IJZ7 SIC.
Washington HeiEhts-SeymOT " TulIoch Ct a. 70
Samuel H. Feihmeyer lot g, block 2, SO
Wesley Heights-Willism f. Burfcrd surviving trzIs-
Zee. 70 Charles a. Baker and Emma b. Baker.
lots !, ?, and g. block l6 S5s.
South Br0oklaud-Wiiliam ". Price q u1- 20 Will-
IAN and Emma Grosskurth lot g. block Il. SO
Alley between Twelfth and Thirteenth q and y
streets southwest-WiLliam Neulaud e. Ux. 70
Alag z and Juliar a. Bailey, part lot q,
square 81, SO
Columbia Heights-CIara r. Bush 70 Thomas H.
Banes lots . and p. block g. SO.
Washington HiEhlands-CharIzs G. TAYLOR 70 An-bCn
Christensen, LOT Is and vest half lo; I5 block T.
SO. same r. jeremiah II. Conrad, lots g. 4, and
S. block l5. $40.
Petvorta-Fred res L. Nockabse 20 George o.
Kraft, l1t g. square Is. So
Barry Farm-Sionuneutal Savings Association 70
Richard ". Parker part lot 7. section :. SO.
tlrst street northwest. between y and O streets
Florence u. McAuline Ct ux. 10 Adam Weinberg.
lot IS. square 6I7. So
Rosedaie ard Ishsrwood-WIliam V. Greene 20
EusJace J. Skinner, lot a. block Is. gl
Randle Highlsuds-Ulitcd States Realty Company ts
Martin McKinnon. lot J. block l3. and lot ID.
block Il. 81.
Cleveland PaEk-H. Rozier Dulauey trustee. q
John Simpson. part lo- :. block !. Sl7Lo5- John
Simpson q UT. CUIyeys same property % William
A. Hill and Samuel Ross, trustees SO
No. l5,7 Thirrysthird street n0rtLrest-Andrew 4
BlsCkman et ux- % William R. Sherwood. part
lot i37, s1usrc lZz SO
No. SO street Eortheast-Sarsh J. OboId to Fran-
Css q. Tu0hy. west oue-hah lot g. SQUARE
SG3 SO.
Fourteenth street northwest, between 2 and q
strects-saa Z. Douglas % Robert C. Douglas,
part lot Il. square 81 So
No. 81 Sefenth street s1ulhvest-SamUel Needle e
uz. 10 Max Needle. half interest In parts orig
inal lots J. 2 and S. square i34. SO.
Meridian H!ll-I0hn A. Massie et al. trustees. 70
Annie /. Gebhs. lot 81. block 3 $50
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

/ lie Droit Park-WiIiam l. Tignor TO Frank S
Wallace and John a. Flather. 10 secure John
Y. Shea, S-95, monthly notes, PER cent, lot 81.
block 8
Square 6-Nsdis5n Whipple ct ux 20 Charles B.
Caywood and George 3. Corey TO secure James
2. Haves. $50 i've years, 81 per cent, semi
annualy, lot s..
Washington Heglis-Laura s. Horuer e. Tir. Rich
ard R. 70 Ralph z. Barnard and GUy H. john
son, 10 secure Clarence Barnard $3.50 three
years, per cent. seEiannuaTy, lot i3 olcck 9.
Reservation A-Amelia Rctlause 70 John 5.
STCTustcdt and john r. CouEllau. TO secure
Mary T. Perry, S.Go0 FIVE years. per cent.
s-iui-a1uually. lot l9
South Br1-kian6-yiIlau Grossku-th e. TX to Levi
David ard Charles +. MarsI. 10 secure William
W. lac s1S' six % tweuty-four months per
cent, lot e. block T.
Ing-esiIe-EIviu r. Marrow t7 Harry Z. Rust and
George rs. WUtc. ro secure Kennedy & Davis
CanI4lr- $3.50. SIX twelve. and eighteen
months. Her cent. selli-aunually, lot &C. block
Square sl.-Adan Nsinterg e. Tx to Wharton E
LCg1t- and Michael !. Colbert. % secure Va
t.aazi Permanent B-ildfus Association, S2,o5o,
Iot lS
square Es-rhfip Il Chagmln ct uz- to Howard
T. taris-mau. O. secure Matte BremeIman.
,l53 Nsy - 1907. 1sI cent quarterly. lot Il
Eari.f H.lhauls-3isr-lrat NJ. Main 10 J. Henrv
Brown and Albert !. Martin TO seClIe United
States Rsalt- CcuDlav >lai June 8. 1897 per
square i5;--Wiiiam e. Sherwood ct ux to Jess
Fl. Wilson anil J. Nekcuuev Berry. TO secure
William = Van n-lscn. ST. SO two years
nfr cent semi annually. H3rr -ot Isl.
square a3-LeWls +. i;a9-crbarg Ct ux. % Charles
p oloue ard Gla-les "a. FairiaX. 10 se-me
Mary Ella Coleman. si1n. three years, per
ceiI', -,uli-auursllr. l-- -5.
Park Niew-1ll1dsueh & shannon 0rcl 70
ClsIias J. BeEisuia and Roger T. Mitchell. 10
secure PERI tsd BuiIalus Association, Sls2jo
lots & ta &. eiHs~ -.
S4usr i-7e- Matl.A 2. kies IS VIZ Charles ", 10
Amcri'4r Security ami Tlr-t Company. 20 Sc
c1re Eas. Nasaiagi1a -syiu., Bank $ 90 f1e
,afs, . rer eet., s-fi-ar1usllr. Tot a. same
to same. % secure same. Hse debt. iot i9. sane
% sSIge- to sec7Ts same. like 6e,t. Iot 81
Addition % Auacostis--f iciolia A. T. Henry ct viz
belarccy e.. % Washington Losn and Trust
Company. to secure El-iisJi- Cooperative Build
iu. AS-sea,I-a 81 aef lat a3
Square e3-tll1r-g TT. p'srsoah e ux- % Watson
Newton and Niilsm RI. saunders. to secure
Wmot ~. Trsv. $3.50 three Yeas. per cent
semiaunu1lt 81. s.
Park Niev-Aiiddaueh * shannon incl 20 B.
Francis oarI aad james p. shea TO securs
Home SAVINGS Bsak. Sig So one rear. 6 Der cent
semianHusi'y. lots y 70 - square SS
Brooklaud-Edvin e.. Ford to James T. NcFfurh
and Prank A. Harrison. 70 secure Bridget a.
McHugh. NS0 i've years. 5 pc cent. seni-sp-
uualiy. psTt block SC.
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lawyer in Leavenworth, but later gen
eral IN the Union army, and Senator
PomerOy. There were distinguished gen
tlemen from other States-a few Of them
and I remember an amusing incident in
connection with one of them. Judge Lieve.
Of Pottersville, Pa. The judge was
portly man, but as patriotic as they are
made. and he joined the guard in wash
lngton. 1t was my duty, as frst SER
geant, 10 equip the men, but when l as
sembled them in the East Room and fixed
them UP with weapons and aceoutrements
secured from the arsenal I could not find
a belt which would span the portly judge.
We finally compromised by piecing out a
cartridge belt with shoe strings"
The frontier guard received no pay, and
wanted none. It held the same status
among military organizations as the
knights OF the Golden Fleece" of
ancient England. who were organized TO
quel riots and protect their sovereign,
and Gen Gordon, regardless Of the milf
tary honors earned and received since
then, may be justly proud Of his connec-
ton with the historic Jim Lane company
Of patriots.
Service I'm Civil War.
Although he was born on an estate
In Franklin County, Pa, which had be-
Ionged to his grandfather on q patent is
sued to him by William Penn. and has
been an officer Of the United States army
nearly half a century, Gen. Gordon claims
Kansas as his home. He was credited
10 Kansas instead of Pennsylvania when
he received his first commission in the
regular army-in the Second dragons,
later the Second cavalry, where he served
continuously for thirty-two years and re-
ceived at his promotions.
Gen. Gordon saw plenty of service dur
ing the Civil war With General-then
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Of Gen. Scott's
command. he made the first assault on
Fairfax, Va, June !, 1861. Later ne was
aide de camp TO Gen. Keys, and at Bull
Run was captured by the enemy and held
prisoner thirteen months at Cactle Pink
ney Charleston Harbor, Libby, and sew
eral other filthy rebel prisons. After the
War OF the Rebellion he participated in
numerous Indian campaigns in Arizona
and other Western states. He travelled
through the central part Of Kansas in
pursuit of WyandOtte Indians forty-one
years ago. His last Official act was when
he went TO Chicago on account Of the
riot He was then in CON-
mand Of the Sixth United States cavalry
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Circuit Court No. ..
JCsTICE ANDERSON


Hutchins ". Washington Times Cau-grr. -.i,-
ment or verdict for pIaiutif for S51o0 pi1intir's
at''IneEs Bfandeub'gs s. BFaudab1rc; defendant 5
attorney. Wltea J. Lambert
Assi-luel- rcr Neiuesi4v November = 1876.
NJ. g. Dawson 77, Baltimore and Ohil Railroad
COMPANY. At'omN- Alexander III sour and Cit
ting * thaTGb-riil-H Hlmi'ton Coltert x Hamilton
NJ. T. Aarkwood IS Msnefee. Attorneys. Clarin
Browu-'isCrss /. Hoover.
No. i5o-Hoche Us. Myers Attorneys, Archer 4
Smi;a-Hamilten. Colbert d Hamilton
Ne. llA Conrad ys Switzer. Attorneys j. C.
AdEns-H. F. Gauey
No. 10 Doolan Brightwood Rsilway Com
Tauy. Attorneys, Z. J. Ryan,. J. Darlington
No. ~. Lutei IS. Washington Lean and Trust
Company Attorneys Douglass d Douglass and
BATES WaUsn-J. j. Darlington.
No. s. Walsh IS. White. Attorneys. r. Z. Davis
-Sheehy s Sheehy and 81 J. Colblrt
No. l6. Ambrose Us. Potomac Electric Power Com
rany. Attorneys. c. II. " Tillat-J. J. Darlington
No. 10. AIuiloy vs. Miller. Attcrueys. Crandal
Mackey and r. l. Montague-Jessc H. Wilson and
Jesse H. Wilson, II.
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HIstory Of Frontier Gunrd.

n part OF the Interesting history of Gen.
Gordon was secured from Judge Ware.
and the general delivered the story Of the
Frontier Guard" and pair Of choice ei-
gars, when interviewed by State Jour
nal reporter at his hotel
The Frontier Guard was the result Of
the rumors Of war and sedition which
arose in 1851, - said Gen. Gordon. "sena-
tor Lane called a meeting at the old VIII
lard Hotel in Leavenworth. and an
nounced the fact that an emergency case
was before us. and that the traitors
around Washington were liable to assas-
slnate our President and destroy the GOV
eminent buildings. The loyal citizens who
heard him Immediately organized a com
pany, elected Lane captain, and lost no
time in rushing to Washington. I was
city auditor Of Leavenworth at the time.
and the company was composed almost
entirely OF Kansas men. although several
loyal citizens Ue Indiana and other States
Joined our ranks as we met In Washing
ton The late Judge Mark Delahaye was
elected first lieutenant and Joe Stockton
afterward a regular army officer. second
Lieutenant. I was first sergeant and FFoI-
singer second lieutenant, and I had the
honor Of calling the first roll Of the com
pany when we assembled in the historic
East Room of the White House. April 19
1851 We were quartered in the White
House, and, as Secretary OF State John
Hay said in his Memoirs Of Lincoln no
soldiers Of history ever occupied more
luxurious cantonments.
In Luxurious Quarters.
we camped in these luxurious quar-
ters until the arrival of the troops, the
first being New York To-day regiments.
among them the Sixty-ninth Volunteers
While waiting for the troops we guarded
the White House and other government
buildings, and although We were Oh duty
but nine days. our guard of honor faith
fully performed its duties.
There were some noted men in that
band I remember Marcus T. Parrot
Thomas Ewing, who was then a young
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DEATH RECORD.

Mary Higson, III Twenty-hfth st. NV, 100 years.
Sarah ChesyoiF. 1885 L st. NV. 50 years.
Anna N. Gref, 20 Pa ave. Sc, . years
Thomas L. Kidweil. 60 Newton st. NV. 50 years.
John 7. Hall. 1917 5 81. NV. 81 years
John r. Richardson. l3lS F st. ne. e years.
Henry Ferris. IZ1s Sixth st. sw.. So years
Betty Thomas. 1872 Cincinnati 81. NV, e years.
Henry Msssie, 1908 r st. NV, 75 years
George c. Smith. 32l6 ST. NV. 30 years.
John ". Taylor. 42i Bland court NV. 70 years.
Mary J. Maddox. ID st. Sc. 81 years
Joseph r. Johnson. 100 X ST ne. 63 years
William johnson, Terra Gotta, y. c. 81 years.
Harry johnson. 223 D St sw 50 years.
Matilda johnson, 457 Browns court. 81 years.
Paul 6. Adams. fl2 Jackson st. NV, years.
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Cireuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


Dudley rs. Atkinson; verdict for plaintiff Plain
TT att1ucys, c. A. keigwin and " H. Robson.
dei,Idauts attorney. J. NED Darlington.
kehan IS Washington Railway and Electric
Company jury respit,d PlaintiH attornsys
r. Downing and Il. ~ Cavsnaugh; dcfeudanJs al
toIncy, Z. A. D1lslsss.
Assignments far "Wednesday NoT-mbCr = 1906:
No. g. ha1c-sr IS. Washington Raunv and
Electric Company. Attorneys. ii B. M5uItoa-I. J
Darlington.
No l2g. United states Cabinet Bed Company IS.
Redmond. Attorneys. Il. W. Naeals--Havd5n
Johnson.
No. Isl. Firsiais-Car,lna Lumber Company -
Esinser. Attorneys, H. ~. "lJat-y-Hayisn
Johnson.
Nc. 81. Ian1eoist IS. Psu'. Attorueys. Poe q
EutmsE-C. T. Frlilsr
Ne. Ill Coss.I ~ FliIi-- Atto9uevs. L. "a
bell W-liiarasll.-1Islcolm Hufty
10. 50. NyuE1op IS. New ToIs Continental Jewel
FILTRATION Company. Aucueys DOUGLASS q Doug
,ass
No. s.. Ba1mzarten vs. Ba1mr,,teu. Att--,s-,
Vol a R7s-u1sTs, Joseph saIomau aud W. n.
White
No e Ri1eaa.t vs.. Chezareass and ohi, RsiIgav
tonrtuy- Attorneys. T. s. Pesrr-Hauitca. Coz
tcr a HsHHl-01.
NJ. SOL Rogers IS. Parker. Attorneys. Ii. ".
NEeatiCy-PhiiD Waller.
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Criminal Court No. L.

United States vs.. Lawrence Brown: erbezzlemeut
sentenced SIX months in workhouse on first count
and four months on second count
United States Martin j. Hughes; assault 70
kil and dangerous weapon mol. rTos. as 10 list
count; jury sworn on second count; Jury disagree
ard are discharged. Attorney, David Rothscaid.
United states vs. Benjamin Maddox, Charles e.
lott and Harry Elliott grand larceny plea glilty,
sentence Workhouse for six months each. Attcrneys,
J. B. Horigan and J. c. Foster.
United States vs. William Elliott: bo,1ssbres king
and larceny; mol pros.
United States vs.. Benjamin Maddox. Charles El.
lott, and Harry Elliott; housebresking and larceny
IrcL pres.
Assignment Tor Wednesday, November 2 1905:
United States vs.. G. Ashby Cooper
United states rs. Bessie Phillips and J. Edward
Phillips.
| United States vs. John LansSaile.
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Iarr snffr

No. iGlL MAJOR ". Bsyliz vs- Louis Z. Wright;
debt $40. Attorney H T. Monitor.
No. fs5l5. FTsnk a. Carroll vs. Washington Rail
way and Electric Company, damages. 500 Plain
tif's attorneys. Campbell Cauinstcn and J. 3icD.
Darlington.
No. 4s5l6. William Carroll. infant &c. vs. sane
damagcs 500 Plaintia-s attnrn... .aIae.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present: The Chief Justice snd SIR Justice Robb.
William Small. James T. Simpson. and Albertus
Brown we're admitted 10 practice.
Patent Appeal No. So. Bliss rs. McElroy; con
tnued by stipulation.
Patent Appeal No. as Hansen vs. Dean: sug-
gesion Of diminuon Of record and petition for Ger
torari, submitted by Z. f. Clement IN support Of
petition aud By B. p. johnson in opposition there
70. Petition granted.
Patent Appeal No. 40s Hansen rs. Dean: motion
70 dismiss withdrawn and motion % advocate sub
mitted by b T. johnson for appellee IT support Of
motion and By L. Z. Clement IN opposition thereto.
Motion oveFTulsd.
Assignments for Wednesday, November z 1906:
SPECIAL calendar:
No. l. United States ex rel. Roche vs.. Hitchcock.
Appellants attorneys, J. L. Bradford and Th0mp-
son * Laskcy; appellee's attorneys. D. W. Baker
and r / Campbell.
No. ?. IN re John Il. Adriaans Appellants at
torney. J. S. Easby Smith; appellees attorneys ".
+. Mattingly and H. ?. Blair.
No. s Miller rs. PAYNE Appellants attorneys.
J. il. Wilson. J. II. Wilson. IT,. and John Ridout
appelices attorneys Thompson HendleT
No s. Daly IS. Mccarthy. Appellant s attorney,
p. R. Hllisrd: sppelees attorney. L. A. Bailey.
No .. Crawford Ts. United states. Appellant
attorney, a. S WoTthington; appeilees attorney.
d. W. Baker
No 6. Lipphard rs. Humphrey Appellants at
toTneys, Chaplin Brown and c. II. Bauman; sp-
pellees attorneys, B. z. Leighton and C. G. James.
Nc g. Robinson IS. Palmer Appellants att0T-
ney. C. II. MeFi.lati apDeliee's attorney, D. ".
Baker
No q United states use Of DaIy vs.. Mcfarland.
Appellants attorney, L. A. Bailey; sppeIlees al
tcrneys, L. Il. Thomas and F. H. stephens
No D United States eX rel RciuaCh Vs. Cor
tclyuu Appellants attorneys. L. a. Bailey and
Ivan Heidenan; appelees attoTney H Il. Classic.
No. IS Nash Is. District q Columbia Appel
laHt's attorney. George P. Ho0Ter: zppellee's at
t0rney. 7. n. Thomas
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QUTTCLAIlIS.

Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Nicbolas E
Young ct al trustees. TO Carrie X. 5. Lee part
lots lsI 20 ss4 Sll
Square Ills. IIlg IIlE llH 5 Of s57-Carrie
2 Knox 20 Galeu Z Green, IoJ 8. square
Ill3. lot 8 square ul9 lot g. square lis. lot 3.
square ll3i and LOT @ s Of CT. SO
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Equity Suits.

No. 2se5s. American Mosaic Company IS Rachel
Saya et al; % enforce mechanics lien. Complain
ants solicitor, Bates Warren
No. sea- Michael Z. Walsh and Mary Z Parker
administrators, Samuel H Walker; 70 substitute
trustee. COmpiainants solicitor. james B. Arcler.
No, $50 Maggie H. Patton vs.. William n Pat
ton: divorce. Complainant solicitor, +. Carroll
Mattingy
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Probate Court.
JUsTrCC corrn

1N1IL|E 'TVNNII-
Estate of Henry Z. Chapman: order refusing pro
bate Of win. Attorney. r. Preston shealsy
Estate Of Adam F. Baughman order authorizing
loan. Attcmey Fraak D. Blackstone.
Estate Of Anna 3. Newton, eKenpiifed CODY of
wiz admitted % record Attorney. 3. F. Leighton
Estate Of John L. McCreeryi wiil admitted n
probate aud letters testamentay granted 70 Loretta
". McCreery; bond 800
Estate Ct Elizabeth Flodstromi letters Of sd-
nigistTstion granted 20 Clara = Ean5cgeT; b0nd.
S503 Attorneys. Carlisle & johnson.
Estate q james o. Phelps vii dated January g.
1902 fled.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
IN LOVE WITH LIFE.

In love with life from hour TO hour
] steal kiss OF cull a fow'r,
And II through weeds my halfway leads
] look above where mountains tov'r,
For lie is good and lore is holy.
In love with life from day 70 day
Iriumpaantly ] 50 my way,
In sun Or rain, IN peace OF pain,
No circumstance can me dismay.
For life IS go0d and love is holy.
In love with life from night 60 night
] wander on in deep delight.
70 storm aud calm I find some balm
To heal all wounds OF great or slight
For life is good and love is holy.
IN love with life from year 20 year
] tread the pathway without fear:
II Joy or gloon. bv home CT tomb.
] gather up bright threads of cheer.
For life Is good and love is holy.
In love with life from rose 10 rose
/ view the seasons how they close,
And soon OF late IN love OF hate,
] ind the honey life best0Ws.
For life is good and love is holy.
Chicago Chronicle
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
Equity Court No. 2.

Yogelsang rs, America; demurrer overruIed with
leave 20 answer. C0mpsinauts solicitors, Irving
Williamson and Campbell Darlington; defendant 5
solicitors. a. l. Sinclair and G. r Beanmin
Bond vs.. Grimm; final decree constituting viii and
reference TO auditor C0nplairants solicitors VII
son & Bstksdalei DEFENDANTS solicitor. II. 3 Welch
Abrams vs. Ganney; marshal directed 10 take
defendant u custody. Compainant's solicitors Irv-
ms Williams and Fountain Peyton defendants so
ECitcr r. j. Nissncr.
Notce-Preiiminary can Of even numbered caIen-
dar cases this morning al il O'Clock