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ternoon- 1t was a conversational
party and the afternoon was spent
in an obvious manner, much to the
pleasure of all. A de1ectable three
course luncheon was served. The
other guests were Mesdames Downes,
Greenwood, McIntire, A. J. Nisbet,
Hagerman, Hurd, Richardson, Rookie
fellow, w. G. Hamilton, Veal, Stevens
Earl and Mason.
The gentlemen who constitute the
honorary membership of the Entire
Nous Club gave the lady members a
pleasant surprise last night in the
form of a picnic-party at the Country
Club. AT the appointed hour the Mum
cy autobus called at the various hous-
es for the ladies and gentlemen, and
the whole party went to the grounds
Of the Country Club for supper. The
gentlemen had secured supper from
the Grand Central. and it was a good
one, too. as proven by the manner il
which everyone enjoyed it. The eve
ming was spent in a social way and
the ride home put a finishing touch
to an evening of unalloyed pleasure.
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MRS. ROOSEVELT HAD
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are cordially invited. BY order of the
E. c.. VIM w. PHILLIPS, x
thfs Recorder.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-25
COMPROMISE ON COPYRIGHTS
Patents Committee Agrees on Con.
tested Measure.
Musical Compositions May Be Used
Public for Profit.

The House Committee on Patents yes
terdav got into shape its bill amending
The copyright laws. and agreed to re-
port upon it, The committee, in con-
junction with the Committee on Patents
in the Senate. has been at work upon a
measure to revise the copyright laws. and
a series Of joint hearings were held in
which music composers, publishers, and a
large number Of prominent authors par
ticipated. The report on the measure is
being prepared by Representative Cur
rier the chairman of the committee, and
the bill will be submitted to the House
next week.
The bitterly fought three-cOrnered con-
troversy among the music composers and
publishers, the so-called trust. and indie
pendent manufacturers Of musical de
vices. was settled by a compromise. That
mart of the original bin known as Sec
ton G." which, it was asserted, would
give the trust g monopoly Of all the lead
ing musical productions. so far as their
production ~ mechanical devices Is con-
cerned. is eliminated from the measure
as we'll as section Fl" In their stead is
inserted a clause which will permit the
use of musical compositions by any me-
chaniCal device except Tor public per-
formances for profit"
That phrase has been defined by the
courts. and is construed to permit the use
of musical compositions by these devices
for sale by private use. and for public en-
tertainment under certain conditions. The
result is understood TO be, If the bill
should pass. that the composers will get
no direct pecuniary benefit from the use
of their compositions by the talking ma
chine and photograph people, but their
use will not be restricted to the instru-
ments made by the sO-Called trust. as
would have been the case. ii is charged,
had section &C" remained in the bill.
The measure extends the term Of copy
right to the period OF the life Of the au-
thor and thirty years thereafter, with the
provision that in the year next preceding
the twenty eighth year after the issu-
ance of the copyright the author shall file
notice of desire for the full term. From
past experience of the Copyright Office.
IL is estimated that not more than ) or
per cent Of the books copyrighted will be
extended for the full period possible IN
der the bill.
The importation clause provides that
libraries may import one instead Of two
copies Of a book In any one invoice. Other
restrictions are removed. There is no
limitation upon the number Of invoices.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-25
DEEDS OF TRUST.

University Park-Hersey Alunroe 10 John T. Nc
DoWen to secure Josephine Van Hook. S4Sa9.
three years. ~ per cent semi-sunuaIly.
Lanier Heights-Edwin H. Snyder ct ux. TO Clarence
B. Rheem and Herman Z. Gasch, to secure tee
man-Amercan Fire Insurance Company Of lbs
trict Of Columbia, SIC eoo. three .ears per cent,
semi-annUslly. Tot 20l.
square lG76-IOftie l. Burn 90 viz James D. 20
Frank 7. Rawlings and Frank :. Collins. to Sc
cure D. Il Roland Drury, 800 three years, 8
per cent. semi-aunu2lly. lots IS. Il. Is and 70
-four trusts OF Sl6g0 EACH.
Margaret B. Albert et vir. Albert p 10 HoratiO y.
Taplin. 70 secure Lille T. Taplin. $50. six
months. per cent. quarterly, Dot %. block Il.
Square Sl6-RobeTt r. Scag-s ct TX. TO Chaplin
Brown ard Henry Il. Bergman. to secure on
entail Building Association No. 6. Sl.2O9. lot 2.
Griswold's Addition to Anacostia-Geotge ". King
IT.. to the Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany. 70 secure Equitable Cooperative Build
ing Association s. 30 lot ls9
Square l2S3-J0hn Houtz ct ux to George \. Worth
iugt0n and Henry ). Matthews. 10 secure Carl
Il. Keferstein. 100. three years per cent
semiannualy. lot .. Same 70 same, TO secure
Carl h. Kefersteiu $500. three years per cent
semi annually. lot =. same TO SAME. to secure
Carl r, Keferstein, 500, three years per
cent. Semannually, lot g.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plajns-5oseph A.
Roth to James A. Cahill and George Y. Worth
ington. to secure David J. DUNCAN s.. CO. three
years, per cent. semi annually. lot 3, block 3.
Square l2S3-Joseph A. Roth 90 James A. Cahil and
George w. White % secure Harry NJ Packard,
5000 three years, Per cent, semi-annually.
lot 81.
Square l00-Th0mas Collins 10 Lawrence HUfty, TO
secure Malcolm Hufty. 81 900. demand per
cent, sCmi-annually, part original lot 2.
Square 642-James II. Smiler ct ux. to John L.
Massey. % secure Monumental Savings Ass0cia-
ton. Of Baltimore, Nd, S3io, ] 20 81 months
without interest lot g.
FTiendship-Henry c. Riley ct TX. to Charles H.
CTaEin and Charles II. c. Mccartney. 70 Sc
cure II. Frances CragiD, 500. 3 years, per
cent. semi-aBnuslly part described.
Square sl2-L0uise Nalley e VT. William, j.. 70
the Washington Loan and Trust Company. 10
secure Equitable Cooperative Building ASiocia-
ton 1900, part original lot 2
Square 994-Iiarry +. Gladman ct TX. 10 Harry S.
WEIGH and John Scrivener, TO secure Helen b.
Welch. 500. 10 Is months. 5 per cent semi
annually, part original lots and &
Square 3l9-Mary NJ Duvall to William F. Ed
monston and W. Clarence Duvall. 10 secure John
". Norris s. 600. years. ) Per cent, semi-an-
nually part original lot L.
Observation-Disclosures T. Bowling ct vir. Charles
5, to John ID. Coughlan and Harry s. WEIGH
10 securo William l. Miller. $3.50, years,
per cent, semi-annuaiy, lot 49, block Z. Same
70 Harry S. WEIGH and Morton J. Luchs to Sc
The Washington herald., 1907-01-25
DAILY COURT RECORD.
supreme Court Of the United states.

supreme Court of the United States,
Present: The Chief Justice Mr. Justice Harlan.
Mr.. Justice Brewer Mr.. Justice White Mr.. Justice
Pcckham. Mr. Justice Nckenna. Nj Justice Holmes.
Afr. Justice Day. and Dir. Justice Moody.
George h. Shrewsbury. Of Charleston, " Va. was
admitted TO practice.
No. as Shropshire, Woodlif & Co IS. Bush 81
al, trustees, mandate granted motion Of Mr..
e. r. Benjamin for Shropshire. Woodif a co.
No 81 Phoenix Water Company. appellant, IS.
the Common Council Of the City Of Phoenix; man
date granted on motion Of Mr.. \. A. HOehling IT,,
Ia behalf Of counsel
No TO- ". A. Arthur q Co. plaintiffs in er-
Tor. IS Texas and Pacific Railway Company. az
cred by Mr. William r. Arnold for the plaintiffs
in error and by Air. d. d. Duncan for the defend
ant in error
No II. James Coffey. plaintiff in error. vs.
the County Of Harlan; argued by Mr. &. G. Fans
burg for the plaintiff IN and submitted by Mr
J. W. Deweese for the defendant in error.
No. rs. John ". Duke. mayor. &c.. et al. plain
tiG in error, vs. c. W. Turner Fl al; argument
commenced by Mr.. a II. Huston for the plaintiffs
in error. and continued By NJ. Frank Dale for the
defendants IN error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at u O'Clock.
The day call for Friday. January g. viii be as
follows: Nos. It's $50 ISL 49, 1856. 49,. 49, Is7, isS
and ls9.
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lots Is and a. block L. lot g. block T. lot .
block a. Si5g
Friendship Martha Riley Henry c. Riley, part,
SO
No. 4l3 . street nCrtbWeSt-Ellen 5. Fraser TO Ar
Mold T. Lewis lot l53 square So SO
Auaelstia- Hampton B. woodward 90 Minnie l.
S1pcr lots l02 aud l13 block q SO.
Eleventh street northwest, between and streets
John W Morris ct ux 10 Mary NJ Duyau.
part original lot Il. square $40. SO.
Ka0r8ma HeIghts-Freierick L. Siddons trustee.
90 Francis e. Chafiin lot o. block g. s. 80.
Ealorama Hsights-Allan T. Walker a. ux 10 Max
Vcl Van Zandt WoodhuLl Iut g. block p SO
Fourteenth street northwest, between and T.
Caroline Il. Cooley 10 PatTiCk f. NegilsD. lot @
and part iot %. square 20, SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Alary Hutton
90 Annie Lingehach. lot s.. block Il. SO.
No. s. T street northwest-Lewis A. Hines executor
TO Grace T. Bowling, lot -, block Z, Blooming
dale s.
Washington Heights-PatriCk F. NeiiEsn ct TX. TO
Csrolin r. Cooley. lot I. block :. SO.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-25
DEATH RECORD.

Malvina F. Bartlett, Tskoma PARK, g years.
Isaac 5 Jones I6 y ST. NV e. years.
Pauline Harley Duehay. lbs VI ave NV. 20 years.
Ida '. Locke. Geo Wash. Univ. Hosp, 50 years.
Charles Johnson. II3 G 81. NV. s. years.
Mary Reid. SO lst 81. NV IS years.
BENJAMIN l. Crossfeld. Geo. Wash Hosp, 81 yrs.
Franklin Condor. 1917 / ST. NV, 4S years.
Alice f. sitter. 6i7 18th ST. me-. 81 years.
Susan RebeCca Reed Sibley Hospital 81 years.
Julia Ann Trenere. 18th and Irving SITS. uw IS yrs
Elizaheth Z. Gusts Go East Capitol ST., IS years
Mary T. Acton. Is 4th ST. se- So years
Mary Tyler rear Zl53 Ward place nv, q years
Catherine Fnneau, il6 Il s. NV g years
Robert Lee { Browns court Sc. z wears
Hattie America. I5Os Wis ave NV. 70 year.
Margaret J. NIcBTIJi5 2{0s 18Th ST. NV. IN years.
William Crawford, Freedmeus Hosp. s. years.
Elizabeth Blackwell. % Tujmbuu court years.
William X. Gil. i Howard 81. Teuleytovn / 81.
Raymond Green Ill5 81 ST. sF.. years
Loretta sullivan, 94s Barry place ] year
Golden Sylvester Grsy 3zl9 81. NV I year.
Martha Fitzgerald. $ h 81. ne. ] MONTH
Thelma Dsser, Sd5 ST. NV. months.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-25
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Elicit vs. Burke A. q. Bentley and Bates War
rem appointed trustees 70 sell Compliments So
iicitors. A. G. Bentley and r. A. Ford; defendants
solicitor. J. b. Green
Band vs. shafhirt; sale ratified Complainant
solicitor l. J. Nlather; defendants solicitors. W T.
Lester and ". C. Gardiner.
Mathew vs. Myers; argued and submitted. Com
plainant's solicitor. ". i. Mattingly; defendant S
solicitors. Nathaniel Wilson, Clarence r. Wilson
and Oscar Luckett.
Reidy vs.. Gavin; auditors report confirmed. Com
painants solicitor, Albert Sillers; defendants So
licitor NJ n Richardson
Notioe-The chief justice viii hear all motions in
equity to-day. including those heretofore assigned to
Justice Gould.
Motions for to-day:
No ls9- Fowler vs.. Fowler Attorneys, Forrest
Leighton.
No 1s7. Carter ct 81. vs.. Hicks ct al Attorneys
Lamar and Darlington-PCrTy.
No 20l. Sec0ndine ct al. Hitchcock ct al At
torneys. Robeson-Campben and Webster
No. S05- Taylor Columbian University ct al.
Attorneys, Davis and Norton-NIattiugly and Gle
phane.
No 2a7. croyato ct al. vs.. sara ct al. AttOr-
neys, NaTrCn-Sheehy and Wilson Barksdale
No. 209. Brooks vs.. Saya CT al Attorneys, Sheehy
Wilson & Barksdale
No. l56. De Kyper vs.. Xander Attorneys. Kap-
pier and Merillat-BroWn. Peyser. and ROthschild
No. le9. Thompson vs. Thompson. Attorneys,
Lancaster and Smith-CarTington.
No. l64. Wells Wells Attorneys, Blackston,
Tucker and Ellison-Ellison.
No. l66. Rice VS.. Rice. Attorneys. Mackey-
Downing.
No. i68- Macfadand ct al. vs.. Myers. Attorneys,
Thomas and Blair-JOhnsOn.
No, l79. Hsntress vs.. Beal ct al. Attorneys.
Key and Smith-GOrdon and Rid0ut.
No. ~. James vs.. James Attorneys, King
Hughes & Gray
No. ia. Gctchell vs.. Getcher. Attorneys. Car
TinCt0n-CierIman.
No. 10 Mitchell ct al vs. Myers. Attorneys.
Warren ami ShOies-GardineT and O'Donohue
No. l7S Mitchell ct al vs.. Myers Attorneys.
Warren and Sh0les-DaFlington.
No. 49, Waters vs.. Waters. Attorneys, Lambert
HenAns s. Collins
The Washington herald., 1907-01-25
FLEEING NEGRO'S RUSE FAILS.
Steals Diamond, Cries ''Stop. Thief!v
but Is Captured.

Pedestrians in the vicinity Of Ninth and
T streets. late yesterday afternoon. were
treated to sure enough man hunt. or.
to be more exact, chase. James Johnson,
colored, twenty, walked into a jewelry
store on F street, and picking I'D a Ola
mond valued at so, made a dash for the
door. The proprietor was close on his
heels crying stop. thief" and an excited
crowd of men and boys, ever on the in
crease, gave chase.
Seeing himself being overhauled, the
negro dropped back 10 within a dozen
yards OF the bowling crowd, and his cry
Of "Ketch himI" pointing his finger up r
street, could be heard above all others
He was spotted. however, and the ruse
failed TO work He was grabbed by a
passer-by and thrown TO the pavement.
and but for the timely arrival OF a police
man in the crowd he would have been
badly mauled
He spent the night in the First precinct
station, and viii be hailed into court this
morning on charge Of grand larceny.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-25
real ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Chichester Emma L. Yoder et viz Charles T. TO
Mary J. Edwards three and one-hah acres. SO
North Carolina avenue. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets northeast-Hugo Mictaeis ct
10 John J. Connolly, lot 3, square north Of
square 1855 so.
Fifth street northeast between Il and / streets
Arthur 4. smith ct tx. to Robert Z. Scaggs. lot
p square SOS, $40.
Brightwood Park-John SUivener ct ux. to Diler B.
Croft. block g. lot g. block Il. $40
LinUood Hegits-John W. GlcHnar. trustee. to
Annie r. Jackson. lots T. S. g. block l. SO.
1875 Sixth street uoTthwest-Whart0n r. Lester
and Leonard J. Matber. trustees. to Cornelius J.
and Mary e. Cusack. lot 4o square as S2SG.
Rande Highlands-The United States Realty Com
pany Of Washington. j., C., incorporated, to
John J. Maloney, lot I9. block g. sic.
Thirteenth street northwest between L and
strccts-FTancis A. Biundon ct JE. TO Thomas
Judge, lot a. square Z73 SO
297, 2i9 1923 street northwest and 1905 ThTtiCth
street northwes,-Carl b. Keferstein ct ux. to
John Houtz, lots 3. q q, 81, square l3S3 sic.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-IOhn T. Crow
ley ct ux 10 Joseph A. Roth, lot block s.
lots and s. block s. lots 70 and %. blOk g. SO.
1923 . street northwest and 1915 Thrtieth street
northwest-John Houtz Il ux- 70 Joseph A. Roth,
lots .. g. o and ST. square 1888.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Joseph A.
Roth TO Carl y. keferstein, Tot 3, block 3, lots
and S, block s. lots 10 and %, block g. $40.
1873 Il street n0rthwest-Susan c. Rock TO Robert
II. T. Leopold lot g. square 90. Sl0. Robert Il.
T. Leopold ct ux. to Susan &. Rock lot IS,
square $40, SO.
92l French street nor1hwest-Harry a. and Anna NJ
Cummins to Jane w Paddon, lot g. square S65,
SO
South Grounds Columbian COllege-Susan C. Rock
to Robert Il. 7. Leopold lot g. SIC Robert II.
T. Leopold ct ux. 20 Susan c. Rock, lot a. SO.
Meridian Hill-Susan C. Rock 20 Robert H T. Lei
pold lots Is 20 TO p block 6, and parts lots %
and a. block c, So Robert H. T. Leopold Ct rx-
70 Susan c. Rock lots Is and 20 TO z, and parts
lots . and a. block g. $40.
Grant Park-Ehjah Brown e UX. 70 Eliza Cav
thorue. lots rs ard e. block g. So
First Addition TO American University PaTk-fialen
L. TAFT and DE Witt C. Croissant, trustees. to
Marshall J. Parson. lot 2 block 50, $780, Same
20 Mary c. Parsons. lot g. block 50. $500
Garfield Heights Elizabeth Z. Herring to Aaron
H. Potts. lot s. block T. lot 2 block s. lot g.
block s, lots Is and g. block Z, lot 2. block TO-
The Washington herald., 1907-01-25
FUNERAL OF MAI. GORDON.
Services VIII BE Held To-day, with
Former Comrades Present.

Funeral services Will be held at Il
O'Clock this morning at the undertaking
establishment OF Joseph Gawler, 1874
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, over the
body Of Mai. Frank Gordon, whose death
occurred at the Clayton Tuesday evening.
The services will be conducted by Rev
". D. T. Moss, pastor Of the Washing
ton Heights Presbyterian Church. The
interment viii be made in the Kilboun
family plot in Oak Hill Cemetery.
The honorary pallbeareTs will be mem
bcrs Of the United Spanish War Veterans.
Among the other organizations which viii
be represented at the funeral viii be the
Confederate Veterans and the Sons Of
Confederate Veterans
Mrs. John B. Gordon, mother OF Maj
Gordon, and wife of Gen. Gordon, arrived
n the city yesterday from Atlanta. Mrs
Frank Gordon. il is stated, is almost
Frustrated as the result. of anxiety owing
10 the Illness of her husband,
The Washington herald., 1907-01-25

No. l75. Horn vs.. Horn. Attorneys, Sulers and
Forrest Piumly
No. l65. Mrrilat ct al ". Hooker 81 a. At
torneys, Msrllat and Richardson oulton. Hufty,
Lester. and Barnard
No. 49, Loving IS. Loving Attorneys Douglas
Hufty-
No. Is2 Otis Elevator Company ct al. vs.. Myers
60 al Attorneys Gardiner BrandeubWg and
o D0n0hue- PTCntiss. oidd0Hs. Blair and Hufly.
No. 49, Washington Tobac-o Company vs.. Smith
ct al Attorneys. Volt & RUseuberg-Gies.
Pery-IameT
No I9s Stouer IS StauCr- Attorneys Bride and
BCyd-W0lf and Downs.
No. 90 Duunigan IS. Ahern. Attorneys Cert
mau-O DoDobue.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-25

tgafiou granted % William b French; bend Sz5eoc
Attorney, n. ". Soho1.
Estate q Jane Z. Kickham. order authorizing ap-
praisemcDt Attorney. T. y HopeweE.
Estate Of Martin C., Holohau; win admitted 70
probate and letters testamentary granted % Mari
Haohau; bond, S20O. Attorney, n J. Keaue.
Estate u Mary Y. Brown; letters of administer
iJn granted 10 Lucinda Il. Pyles; bond. $500. At
touieys Gordon y Gordon.
Estate 4 Ads s folsom petition for letters Of
administration hied. Attorusy 6. Il. Bamau.
IU r. Eliza S. Tol,ou 60 al.- Petition TO appoint
guardian tiled. AttGusy. e. II. Bauman.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-25
MURDER CASE NEAR END.
Verdict Expected To-day I'm Trial of
Charles Fletcher.

The case against Charles s. Fletcher,
colored wrO is being tried in Criminal
Court No. on the charge of murder in the
first degree in connection with the death
OF his wife, Della Fletcher. was resumed
yesterday. but not finished. The case
was continued until this morning, and It
is expected that the jury viii return a
verdict before Justice Stafford leaves for
his home this afternoon.
The defense produced evidence to the
effect that Fletcher is of unsound mind.
and the government tried 70 Offset this
testimony by putting alienists on the
stand who testified that Fletcher is of
sound mind.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-25
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

United States vs. joseph Clark, housebrealdng; jury
out Attorney. T. c. Taylor
United States vs. Josephine Thomas, grand lar
ceny: plea not guilty Attorney, Mark Steaman
United States vs. Arthur Perry, HOUSEKEEPING and
larceny two cases.; plea not guilty. Attorneys,
Hughes & Gray.
United States vs.. George Parker and Joseph An
deTson. robbery; plea not guilty. Attorneys, T. C.
Taylor and W. p Plumley.
United states Va George Hawkins. larceny from
United States: plea guilty; defendant remanded
United States vs.. Lewis Cant. HOUSEKEEPING and
larceny verdict guilty; sentenced TO peniteatisry
for a year and one day. Attorney. W. p. Plumley
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cure Helen B. welch. $50. TO i months, 6 Per
cent lot o. block =
Washington Heishts-Csroline r. Cooley 10 William
/. Elm0nst0n and James J. Becker 70 secure
Dwight Anderson. $50. Is months 5 PER cent
sCmi-annualy. lot J. block T.
Square l1Z-Georgiauna Hummer e. VIZ. Levi NJ
20 Alexander MUncasrer and Jesse L. Heiskeu
TO secure Elizabeth McNah0n 500, ! year. 6
Der cenJ. semi-aHnuslly lot and part lot Z
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Circuit Court No. 2.
ITsTIcF ANDERSON

Gross vs., Jsvins; on trial Plaintiff attorney, W.
z Lester. defendants attorneys, ]. r SCaR,S and
Thompson & Laskey.
Motions for to-day:
No. /. United States eK rel. Parish vs.. Shaw.
Attorneys Holmes Conrad and Leigh Robinson
u. W Baker.
No. 3 Hammond vs. Gwynn. Attorneys. Ewing
& Blankenshiu,-H Wiuship Wheatley.
No. 3. Hunter vs. Hunter Attorneys, Leckie,
Fulton < Coz s. Duyan. j.
No. l. Green vs.. McIntire. Attorneys, John
Ridout-Tucker < KENYON.
No s. Scott vs.. Herreu Attorneys, J. Z. Roller
and NJ. Stasburger-W. NJ Williams and Irving
Williamson.
No. G. Morimura vs. Samsha. Attorneys, Tucker
4 Kenyon-Nolf 4 Rosenberg
The Washington herald., 1907-01-25
Circuit Court No. 1.

JIeIIIE " LIIFHI-
Burton Is. Eiklus. jury rCsUited until Monday
Plaintiffs attorneys. George Il Calvert. r.. +. W.
Hammond O. l. Yellott. and F. ". Brown; de
PENDANTS attorneys. A. 5. Worhinston and G. J.
Faulkner
Motions for to-day.
No l. Schneider vs.. American Bridge Company.
Attorneys, Evans q aL-Capers and Huidek0per
No. Dodge vs. Rush. Attorneys. Handler *
Thompson-Leckie. Fulton & Cox. and William
Henry White
No Walker rs. Warner. Attorneys. Ducker 4
Kenyon-Gittings 4 Chamberiu.
No. + WilmaTth rs. Pickett Attorneys. Stephens
The Washington herald., 1907-01-25
BUILDING PERMIT

The following building permit was issued yester-
day by Building Inspector Ashford:
To =. W. Allen, for one three-story brick dwelling
at 1923 BItmore street. Builder A. r Taylor Esti-
mated cost, s. .le9
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Equity Suits.

No 1850 William Il. Lewis % a. rs Jesse l.
Severance Ct al; TO sell real estate. ComUiamarr s
solicitor =, H. Lamar
Ne 3iS3I Nargie MINOR IS. Benjamin Lamar
Minor; limited divorce. Complainant solicitors
stuart McNlmaTa and T. = Huidekopgr
The Washington herald., 1907-01-25
MINGO SAW A PLOT
Attempt, HeThOught, Rail-
road Him Off to Alaska.
DISMISSED MEN TO RE-ENLIST

When the Judge Advocate General
Proposed the Oath to SerEt. San
His Record, His Attorney Objects,
and a wild story Of Plot Ensued.
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vTsuIt.

No 4eltl William 2. Montgomery IS q. LLOYD
Aiarrudcr damages 5000. Plaintiffs attorney. C.
A. hCigWiu.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

stephen D. Skeen. 50. St-asburr. Pa. and Eliza
beth flather. 6- Rev William TayIoe Snyder.
James H. Baker. 81. and Maggie Slower, n both
Of StrasbUg. Va. Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin
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CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAl

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH,
Estate Of kenney Hill; letters Of administration
granted TO Samuel Tslbert; bond, $500. Attorneys.
Wolf & Rosenberg
Estate Of Margaret A French; letters OF admins
The Washington herald., 1907-01-25
Criminal Court No. 1.

| JUSTICE STAFFORD
| United States Charles ;. Fletcher, murder: IN
| trial Attorney. e. II. Hemans.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-25

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
In re Thomas Z. Waggaman trustee authorized to
purchase certain notes.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
ID SINK SHAFT 0N LAURA MINE 500
 0R 700 FEET
(rrom Saturdays Daily.)

Satisfactory progress is being made in the opening of the Swiss Girl and Laura mines of the Baumann Copper company's group. in the Agua Frin dis tric,, according to thc statement of w. II. Mackay, general manager of the concern, who wns here yesterday on business connected with his company.
 The shaft on the Swiss Girl is now down to depth of 900 feet and the work shaft on the Laura is 1li feet doeP. Sinking will he pushed on the Laura shaft until depth of 600 or 700 feet is reached before any extensive system of drifting or cros-cutting K stnriod. 'At present work in the shaft is tenn porarily suspended while new gal
 us frame K being built and skip in stalled. These improvements will be finished in n short time. however, when sinking will he resumed, and th' force of twenty men now employed nt the mine considerably increased.