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The Washington herald., 1907-06-05
BASEBALL NOTES.

Clark Griffith figures that his New
York team will be neck and neck with the
Western leaders before the month IS out.
The veteran pitcher, Hart. is doing
great work for New Orleans. He figured
in the sixteen-inning game with Little
Rock.
Many people are watching carefully the
work Of Billy Clymer. the manager of
the Columbus club. champions OF the
American Association. another frst-class
leader: also that OF Ed Asherback. who
is manager of the ST. Paul club. and once
manager Of the Nashua club Of the little
old" New England League. Both are
ambitious. energetic, hard-working young
men. 1t will not be a bit surprising 20
see them land as leaders Of major league
clubs some day.
Said Bob" Tnglaub while in Clyeland:
This Cleveland team is the one that
put MS 20 the bad. And Laioie's men will
make them all hustle. We played them
all. and ! look for the Maps 10 turn the
trick this year. FOR Larry has the pitch
ers and. II YOU viii notice, he has been
having his share Of good luck And YOU
need luck in games % win hunors. Chi
cagO looks good to me as well. but I be
lieye that Cleveland has the better team.
Then If IS a long way % the finish. and
there is a chance for many a reversal
and Slip-up. I am hoping for the best
fer Boston, and We viii win many a
game this year But Cleveland looks the
goods TO me right now"
The Washington herald., 1907-06-05

Emms-ich and Douglass $ Nl5csan 20 secure
Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Building
Association NHlo lots l2i l5 rs
square 6s-WGIi1m T. Demirg Ct ux. % William J.
Flathsr and William H. Walker. 90 secure John
NJ Jones Sc00. s years. Ter cent scmi.au-
uusliy. Dot es.
Columbia Hejghts-Frank S N'emvs 10 Gegrze e.
Altcrus and Adrian L. Watson. to secure Ida
q. Sram7us So02. 3 years. per cent. SENT
annually Dot l5. block u
Square ciI-Dwigh' J. Particle % National Savings
and Trust Company. 90 secure American Security
and TIust Company. 5000 and years per
cent srmi annually l7t S.
South Brooklaui-Mav Berlin ct vir William h
~ Henry r. Bergrann and George VI. Emme-
rica. 20 secure Metropolis Huildiug Association
No s. q 800 l1t c. square t0l5
Square la2-Willism T. Fcnneu % uV 20 Homer
Gucrry and I. =. F Prince, 60 secure jeremiah
Collins son, one year. rcr cent. semi an
uuslly. lot n
BriEhtwood Park-Iaura V Boss to Samuel A.
Drlry and Thomas II. Pi-kfori, 20 secure John
T. Arms. Slioo. ! 20 70 months per cent lot
e. sgusre 2Qa5-
Square 93- Ellen Mccarthy et rir James A. to
Charles W. Darr and Leo 4. Finn to secure
Irwin Owiuss. 500. three Years, 6 per cent guar
terly. Tsrt lot l2s.
Columbia Heghts-George b King et Tx. 20 Na-
tianal Savings and Trust Company, 70 secure
Michael ]. keare, $500. five Years. PER cent
sCmiaunualy. lot g., block g. same 10 same. q,
secure same, 5000 twelve months. ) Der cent
semi annually. same property.
Park Theodore HsUsmsun ct ux % b
Francis Saul ard Herbert T. shannon, 20 secure
Nddaugh x shannon, Inc, 500. monthly pay
rneuts. per cent. lots q q, and 90 square 3071
Square ll5-Nl1y A. Pect 20 Richard " Tyler
Richard X Tyler and Charles q. Warden 60
secure Mary Pearsau s. 800, three years 5 pr
cent scmiauuUslly. lot g.
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Probate Court.
LTST1IE GnTLD-

JUS III p bffA LII
Estate n Minnie +. Stewart; will dated March 2
$50 fled
Estate of Oliver L. Merrill. viii dated March p
1905. fled with petition Tor probate. Attorney l..
s. Dent
Estate ot Margaret Roche; order Of sale Attoueg.
james A. o'Slea.
Estate oi Marearc: Harrison; order reducing bond
Attorneys H,lsty d Hgity
Estate ~ Mamie r. Flogd; order 20 sell stocks
ATTORNEY Wilton }. Lambert
In re Lucille Compher. order appointing samuel
7. Compiler guardian. bond, 5000 Attorneys,
Lscsie Fulten & Cox.
Estate Of Hattie /. Comphsr; order % com
promise claim. Attorneys Leckie, Fulton & Cox.
E5rate 0; Wirf5ld $. Olive; will dated November
81. l,44 fled with petition for probate. Attorney.
J. J. Darlington.
Estate ~ Catherine Mccarthy; petition for probate
n r.li fled. At'0uey. u. IS. O'Donogdus.
Es-tfC Cf Charles McIsrthy: petition for probate
0' vii fled At'Cuev y. W OD0nozhue
Estate II David Evans. will dated April s. 1907.
fled
Estate % EHs Ware, will dated January Il, 1877,
filed
Estate n Henry C. Becker; viii dated September
s 1915 fled
tn re Arthur Lvles e. a. petition 70 ezpcud GER
tain sum fled. Attorneys MILAN & smith
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square is3-Alonzo o. Bliss ct 70 Chaplin Brown
and Henry H. Berzmann. 70 secure Oriental
Building Association No. s. sN90 lot s..
Square Sl-Leo GeschiCster et Tx. 20 j. Clinton
Trihby and " +. Grady. 20 secure Charles F.
Trihby. 81 80 ! and ? years. per cent. semi
annually, lot N
Square 9si-Almyra Burgess 20 same, 20 secure same.
$500 3 years. 6 ~ cent. semi-annuslly lot D.
Square lal7-LiIlie Rothwel to Charles +. benjamin
and Roger r. Mitchell, 10 secure Perpetual
Building Association 81 2n lot S
Coleman PaIk-William n. Waters 90 Harry Il. H1I-
lander 20 secure Rock Creek Land Company.
S125.7N ! to III months per cent lot 60
Square l2ls-Inliauna NJ. 7, Fowble 90 Herbert 4.
Gin and Theo. y Gin, ir.. 90 secure Iheo. y.
Gin. $500 one year. per cent, semiannually
part lot s.
Azldia- Eugene j.. f. Brady and George W. Myers.
trustees ct al 10 +, Hilton Jackson and James
r. Shcrrcr, 70 secure Daniei X Jackson N.00o.
one year. s UCr cent Semiaunually Uart.
Square 12}-Gilhert 4. Clark e ux to Charles 2
stare and Charles ". Fairfax. 10 secure Hugh
Reilly, Sl4O0, one rear. 5 per cent, semi-an-
nu3llr. lot j.
Square loz--Lavrence Watson ct TX TO George "
The Washington herald., 1907-06-05
UMPIRE SEEKS LOST BALL.
Suspects Second sphere i'm Play nj
New York

New York, June 4-The last out in the
fifth inning Of to-days game between
New York and Cleveland was close de-
cision on Elberfeld at first base. Elberfeld
arose from his slide with a protest but
did not make much Of a kick He walked
to his position at short, and as he did so
flung the ball out to far left field Laioie
spoke TO Sheridan about it, the latter ap-
parently not having seen ElberfeId throw
the ball.
Sheridan chased out to left field to in
yestgate. He looked around in the grass,
came back TO where Conroy was and felt
the latter's clothing but found no ball
He also frisked Hoffman without result,
and then came back TO the plate.
Il was a novel sight that Of an umpire
poking about players 20 see if they had a
ball concealed about them. Whatever be-
came of the ball. Sheridan's quest was
fruitless. Many Of the spectators did not
know what il was all about, also several
players. who looked on in surprise at the
unusual proceedings.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Alley between N. and o. First aud Second streets
southeast Charles 4 = Watt 90 uv 70 James
a. THameE. lots l6 % ISL square "a So
Coleman Fsrs-Charies T. Fraiiev % aI trustees.
90 William r. Waters l0' 3d. 3d.
Juim-rTr-N Marie F. r me 20 Sarah ". Home.
part lots lS la-. 1873 80
so SIS Fourteenth street E1r'bvest-HuEh Reilly
e. uE. 90 Gilbert a. Clark iot 50. square IN SO
Meridian Hill-Na- T. May 70 Annie T. Jones lot
g. square E6i. ;l0
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Piair--W William P.
falren to Marion T. savteile. DO, S, block
Washington Hiehsr1s-Charle4 q. TsyI.r 20 James
F. Crown lots SO and &C. block { So
80 Ji1s TFeut 9rs' street rrr'bvesf-Wsdd~ b.
Wood % UZ % William l. Um.ug lot 6, 81 are
Sc s. -T
North Carolina avenue southeast. between Tenth and
Eleventh s,rrr's-Willam T. Stock5tt o. ux. o.
Robert A. NelIrtGH'. lot Il. square s57. SO
Columbia Hssats-Ida e.. sesmars ot vir. Clarence
". to Frank s. Altenus Iat Is. block o. $40.
Columbia Hgi-hts-Aiarv J. Towers % viz, W. Scott.
20 Samuel H. Bacon. Dot s. square G54 500
Sixteenth street extended llyron VI. ParEe- ct uy.
90 John p. Henderson. part lot y, block T.,
Meridian hlI. NJ
Fsirnegrt Heights Robinson White ct uy 20 Jor-
dan g. ETggu- lots y and D. b'CCs O. SO
BlrrmngHa'e- Nellie g. Reynolds q a.. 10 Joseph
REYNOLDS '-' g. block g. SO.
White Hsveu-Nildrcd u. Kline 70 Ellen 4. C-Jr-
faTEI. part known as store mouse lot NUf fdhfl
C13mt7r-h 20 same. part same l0t, $40.
Brieh,uood Park John T. Arms 10 laura V. Boss.
Dot g. square Gaj. $40.
stree. northwest. between TwcntyfUIrth and
TW-u'y.ff-l strerfs-Eldrdge r. Jordan 70
Flrrrncr NJ Wmsn. part lots Il and Is, square
J. rf 1854. $40
Thirteenth stree. northwest between and
streets and Barnes Homestead tmct-Bsn'smiu
Lamar Minor % Joseph e. Sheshv. part original
lot &. square 2e. aud part lots ,, 3, and 4 Of
Harlem. 80.
Cooke Pa-k-Wilism VI. Hoffman e TX. 70 Addie
n Howard lots 81 % o5 square l2S2. So
Park Yiew-Niddgugh & shannon Inc. 20 Theodore
and Rosa H5usmann. lots 2, g. and 90. square
1851 SO
No 1881 Fairmont street northwezt-Michsel J.
Keane 70 George Il. King iot g. block 3. Co
lUmbia Heights $40.
No 1903 Seventeenth street northwest-Harry B.
Mason Ct UN. 10 Henry Kraemer and Rose kras-
mer, lot 81. square rs SO.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-05
TREES NOT DESIRED
Merchants Oppose Their Be-
ing Placed OH Avenue.
APPEAL TO COMMISSIONERS
Argument Presented that Well
Dressed shop Windows Are More
of Stunted Trces-QuestiOn Being
Considered Carefully by officials.

| The proposal 20 plant several hundred
shade trees along Pennsylvania avenue
/ is by 10 means meeting with general
/ favor. Some Of the most progressive mer-
/ chants on the avenue are heartily op-
/ posed to it. They believe in trees in the
| residential section and IN the beautifying
of the parks and parking, but they see
| neither beauty nor utility in lining a pure
| ly business tl.oroughfare with trees.
! A glance alons the avenue to-day shows
an irregular line OF trees, all Of them
more or less stunted in growth. affordlng
no shade 20 pedestrians worth mention
! ing but tending to mar the sidewalk and
/ Curbing and also to obstruct the view
/ Of the business places. The merchants
/ argue that even from an aesthetic point
/ OF view, well-dressed shop windows would
/ be much more attractive 10 the eye than
| an irregular line Of stunted trees. They
| also insist that as q large bulk Of the
/ taxes come from business houses. their
| interest should be kept IN mind by the
/ District authorities.
! Uniformity Not Possible.
Even putting the matter upon a cold
! commercial basis. they feel that the mer-
! chants are entitled to consideration. At
! best. there can be no uniformity i'm the
/ planting Of trees, since the hotels and a
number Of large houses are utilizing space
/ under the sidewalk and under the curbng.
/ \ committee. including Messrs Norman
/ Calf, Sigmund Kann, and u. }. Kauf-
man called on Commissioners West and
/ Morrow yesterday and presented IN
strong arguments the business side OF the
/ case. Commissioner West assured these
gentlemen that the matter had not been
passed upon finally. and that no sum
mary proceeding was contemplated.
! Col. Morrow Engineer Commissioner.
/ took the position that while trees might
/ in some measure be disadvantageous to
! business interests. they would benefit the
community AT large I'm af0rdiug shade
during the heated season. \ line % trees
/ on either side Of the avenue also appealed
| to him strongly as q further step toward
beautifying the Capital He said that he
| personally felt that shade trees on either
| side OF Seventh street was also desirable.
Formal HearinG Likely,
The entire question Is suH open, and It
/ is probable that a fuller and more formal
/ hearing will be had at the District build
/ Ing at an early day. The COMMITTEES on
retail trade Of the new Chamber Of Com
/ merCe will doubtless meet 70 pass upon
/ the proposition and report thereon 20 the
/ cha nber.
/ Commissioners West and Morrow and
/ Assistant Commissioner Kelly yesterday
/ drove along the entire length Of the
/ avenue with a view Of ascertaining bv
/ personal observations the result 20 be OBJ
| taned by planting the trees.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-05
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Court of Appeals.
Present. The Chief Justice Mr. Justice MoComas
and Mr. Justice Robb.
Charles J. Kane was admitted 70 practice.
No. l7sj Blankenship ct al. rs. Cowlingi con
tinued
No. l7s4 Williamson Cummins continued
No l7s5 Ficklen vs Pacific Mutual Life lnsur-
ance Company; continued.
No. l7ss. Scott vs.. Heueili continued
No. l7s9 Clark vs.. Morris continued
No. 1890 Glaria Washington southern hal-
way Company; continued,
No. 1871. OBrien vs.. Pabst Brewing Company
continued
No. 1872. Davis vs.. United States; continued.
40 1893 Morgan vs.. Morgan; continued.
Patent Appeal No. ~ United states flaylng
Gard Company vs. C. NJ. Clark Publishing Com
pany on motion the appellee Is allowed 70 hle sup
Elemental brief herein within two DAYS Il 50 ad-
yised
No I73 Welch vs. Lynch; Judgment reversed,
with costs. and cause remanded with dH,cuon 10
set aside the verdict and grant ne" ulaL oIAhion
by Mr. Chief Justice Shepard
No 1880 Starkweather vs.. Dyer decree reversed
with costs and the bill and proceedings Iemandea
in order that the bill may be dismissed. Opinion by
Mr.. Justice McComss.
No l773 United States vs. Evans Ct al; appeal
dismissed for want Of jurisdiction Opinion by Mr..
| Chief Justice Shepard.
Patent erre,l 10 i22. Macliulkin vs.. Bollce, de-
cision Of Commissioner Of Patents affirmed OPINION
By Mr.. Justice Mcromas.
No T5s Hopp vs. Pickford. Judgment affirmed,
with costs Opinion by Chief Justice shepard
No 1852 Emery vs.. Lord judgment affirmed. with
costs. opinion hy Mr.. Justice Mcoomas
No 1880. MaKey 81 a. rs United states Iu1s
ment affirmed. Opinion by Chief Justice Shepard.
No l7s5. STOREY Vs. storey; Judgment affirmed.
with COSTS and the petition and other PROCEEDINGS
remandeI for further proceedings. Opinion ey Mr.
Justice NIcComas.
No I776 United States e1 rel Parish. vs.. Cortel-
yous Judgment affirmed, With costs Opinion by Shiei
Justice Shepard.
No 1851. New York Continental Jewell Filtration
Company vs. Wvnko0p. Judgment affirmed WITH
costs Opinion hy Mr. Justice NicComas.
Patent appeal No tE In Ie Application o'
Thomas II Williams. decision Of Commissioner of
Patents affirmed Opinion by Chief Justice Shepard
No l-g-. Columbia National Bank vs.. Macsnig1J
Judgment affirmed. with costs Opinion by Mr. JUS
tice McC0mas
Patent appeal No 40 " q. Rogers Ltd. vs..
International Silver COMPANY decision Of t1nmis.
siouer Of Patents reversed. Opinion by Mr. Chief
Justice shepard.
Patent appeal No 81 Mcknight vs Pob.e. deC.-
sion Of Commissioner of Patents affirmed Opinion
bv Mr. Justice NcC0mss.
Patent appeal No ~ Blumentra and Brkart
vs. Bicbie Bros & Co. decision Of Commissi0ner of
Patents affirmed. Opinion By Mr. Chief Justice
SHEPARD
Patent sprcaI No. 49, Mccormick vs Hsnu10d
decision af Commissioner Of Patents affirmed. OFu-
jon hy Mr. Justice Nicromas
Adjourned from day Iu dly.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-05
WESTERN GETS TROPHY.
Celebrates Baseball Championship
with Speeches and Songs.


The assembly hall OF Western High
School was the scene of happy gather
ing yesterday when Secretary Oliver
Metzerott. in behalf of the Princeton
Alumni, Of Washington. presented the
school with the Princeton cup, emble-
matte Of the interhigh school baseball
championship of 1907.
Mr.. Metzerott made short speech,
dwelling on the likeness of Princeton and
Western. in that both are noted for their
fine spirit.
Capt. Virgil Michael. upon receiving the
cup from Mr.. Metzerott. started off on
a little speech. but after the first few SEN
tences the elongated twirler got a fit Of
stage fright. and after making several
futile efforts to shake the remainder of
his speech from the cup, found the lost
thread and finished strong.
Coach James Sprgman. to whose un-
firing efforts Westerns victories were
largely due. was unable 10 be present
because of illness. and the presentation Of
the fob. a gift from the members OF the
team. was therefore deferred
Capt. Michael was also presented with
baseball fob by the members of the
team.
Mr. Matthews. faculty athletic ad-
visor. and Or Hudson were called on and
spoke Of the school spirit and the need Of
maintaining the present standard Of
scholarship I'm the eligibility rules.
MeSSrS. Norris. Pillings. Holman. and
Kaufman. Of the Princeton Alumni. ac-
companed Mr.. Metzerott A cheer for
Western was given a. the conclusion Of
the ceremonies. and Western sang the
Red and White.
Announcement was made that the fol-
lowing mon who participated in the cham
piOnship series were awarded VS.: Mi
Chael, Redford, Morse, Mclean, Howard,
Kemp. Fallebrown HELEN. Polhemus,
Fort Hillyer. and Manager Rates.
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REICHARD TECK'S CAPTAIN.
Pitcher Chosen to Lead Next Years
Baseball Team.

Emmert c. ReiChard was elected cap
tain OF the Tech High School baseball
team for 1905 yesterday afternoon at a
meeting Of the team in the high school
building
Reicnard, who is southpaw, has been
Techs mainstay in the box this year,
and outside Of Michael, Of Western. IS
perhaps the best pitcher in the high
schools.
Chaplin, Benson, and Mess were also
nominated for the honor. bat the resul,
Of the ballots showed Rcichard TO be the
choice by a large margin.
The manager Of the baseball team will
be elected by the members of the team
this year. just as the captain is elected,
instead Of being appointed by the ath-
istic coach. as formerly. The election of
d manager 20 campaign the team next
year will be held shortly.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-05
NELSON TO MEET BRITT.
Fighters Agree tn Meet On July 3,
If Possible.

san Francisco. June Jimmy Britt
and Battling Nelson met last night, and
after several hours discussion Britt
agreed to meet Nelson at the same weight
that governed their two previous fights.
133 pounds, three hours before the fight,
the referee 20 be selected ten days be-
fore the meeting and the purse 10 be
divided, 81 and 40 per cent, Of the best
offer received.
II the boxers should meet I'm this city.
the length of the contest is 10 be twenty
or twenty-five rounds. the same number
% be fought in Los Angeles also, in
case the fight should held there
In the event of the best offer coming
from Nevada, the fight Is 20 be 20 a finish.
The principals will meet again tomorrow
night and Will, in all probability, sign
articles
The date mentioned is the evening of
July 3. the night before the Squires-
Burns match, and the place Will most
likely be the baseball grounds. Il Jack
Glason succeeds I'm getting the permit
The Washington herald., 1907-06-05
TENNIS TOURNAMENT ENDED.
Finals in Mixed Doubles Won ny
Miss Doyle and MF. Doyle.

The second annual Middle Atlantic ton
mis- tournament, az the courts Of the
Bachelors Club, came 90 "a close yester-
day afternoon. when Miss Doyle and Con-
rad Doyle beat Miss Winner and Mr.. Bal
lengeT. l0-S. 6-3
Conrad Doyle's net playing and shor.
overland smash went long way toward
bringing the victorv % his side
The Washington herald., 1907-06-05
EuutIv SHIFTS

Na Eln Washington Loan and Trust COMPANY
examiner u.s. Henri a. Brooks o. al in'e7leader
Complainant solicitor. j. b Tausr
No. Zi1L Frances s. Bolts vs. Frank C. Bolts
dver-s CoupIsiuau-s solicitors Ewing Blank
rusai1 & Everett
so Elg William p slater vs. Laura p. slater
'1 declare trust Clnplaiusuts solicitor Edward l.
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Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circul8tion-a Circula-
tion in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the Cap
ital It's books are open.
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Equity Court No. /.


Rlscstum ys. Campbell security for costs 0r
dcrcd Complainant solicitors ]. g.. Caper and
l. n David. defendants solicitor John Rd0gf.
NoCrhhiu Vs. Hoover. sale ratified Complain
ants solicitor T.. g. Williamson.
Knapp vS DUrkiu sale fnally ratified and rff'r
-nrs to auditor and leave 20 transfer lien granted
Complainant solicitor John D. Tavl0r defend
ants solicitors Douglas & Douglas.
Stirr vs.. Stier. guardian al lfsm appointed
Compartments solicitors. MILAN 4 Smith.
FURNACE ys Furm5ga. sale finally ratitel and
reference % auditor. Complainant solicitor H
e.. Kimbau. DEFENDANTS solicitor Samuel MADDOX
In re Lawrence r. Payne. change of name ag.
th7riz,d Attorney Albert Silcr
Assignments frr TO-DAY:
No aL Peoples National Bank IS Land Im.
rrorement Company. At'euegs, d. W. Baker
John Ril0ut.
No. 30. Conway VS. Conway. Attorneys. z. II
rhamss-H. n H1'lar1sr.
No Wa Scott S. scott Attorneys, n. S-ras-
No sI3 Rel VI. Bell Aaomeu. W. W. Boar
msn-H. johnson.
No H5. Lauham "a oTool, Ae7rusy. Victor
H. Wallace.
No Ul Harris vs. Lewis Attorneys George =
Collins Barnard * johnson. John Rilolt
No 55. stewart IS Stewart ArnuGvs Ba'stu
& sIdious-Fr'tGn Lewis Levi David.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Langley vs. UAudigHf: severance oa appeal r--
dra5 r0mr'aaaut's solicitor A. A. H-sH.iHg
defendant solicitors Hamilton. Colbert q HsmI-
ton Tucker Kenyon. q. W. Fits B.usv *
Woodland and Gordon & Gordon.
MAYO rs Nsvo, submitted without argument. Com
p'aiuant's solicitor. " /. Pollard
Hooks rs Marshall certified .1 ElGitr G~r- NO.
J. Complainant solicitors Douglas & UrUgias.
defendants solicitors BAKER Sheriff. Williams.
Osborn rz Osborn submitted with0r' argument.
Complainant solicitor. J. r. Gresn. defendant
solicitor. ~ F. Naurim
Nsurefzer VS. Usnt, submitted without Argument
Compliments solicitors Leon T0hriusr ard Rslo1
I. Graham
Bolts Ys E.-.s. restraining order issued and ris
t1 show cause refurualle June T. l17-. Complain
ants solicitor. Llr7i T. Everett
Agnaw rs. Hu'chins. leave ro inteTeue granted
Iutervrner's solicitor. s. T. Thomas
Ass ssEumeuts fDr tomorrow.
No "a De Yo vs.. De 10. Attorneys Green
Ambrose.
No 202 Henry U.s. smith q al Att1ruc~s. JEFF
f5rf.-Heurv and Williamson.
No. 81 Haden rs Hadsn O. al. Attorneys F0t.
bury and H1l.sniar-Hackrtt.
". 3ll Chilis IS. Chili7. Attoruevs- -Burkharit-
English
10. 49, birmingham vs. Birmingham. Attorneys.
Darlington and Williams1r- Bailey.
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Nlnst Pnr s1.son for NcgIigencc.

The awarding Of $500 to Mrs. Mary
A. Lord against Herbert c. Emory. by
the trial court for negligence in failing
to obtain vacancy permits to preserve
fire insurance policy on property
near Ardwick Nd. was affirmed by the
Court Of Appeals yesterday.
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c1ark.hurg. 4, Cumberland. 3

specal to The Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Nd. June 4.-Clarksburg.
by punching hits in the last inning, won
to-day's game. Score, Clarksburg, 4; Cum
berland. .
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Lawsuits.

80. 1894 Lewis J0brs1a & Co Vs. James l..
Kr0aui. Judgment r s. C. Mills .us'i-s q the
peace. i-r St Plaintiff at'0ncy T. Percy MYERS.
S.. 1895 John William Goodhart vs. Erlue
Resale G01dhsr- I.pleviu. Plaintiffs attorney. "
Ambrose
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VIRGINIA BEACH. yA-Srend vorr va-.tio1
where there g. fnn bathing eaIf links and aelztf-
fUl climate. Near exposition. Reserve rooms ard
board now. Write fer rates MIS-. JARVIS mTz6Dt
COTTAGE BALTIMORE. OCEAN VIEW. Va
~ min. 20 Exposition g Csrfare tull view of
ocean. C0miQriabe rooms. with board Terms
moderate. mvT-d&S
RUTH COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW VA.-B MIN.
20 exposition. cars pass door rooms with board
at moderate rates. Mrs. Z. b. MARS. my5-d
FURNISHED ROOMS To LET. FINE NEIGH-
borhood on car lines Apply f. H. COOK. 18Th
St, ID door from CRANKY, Norfolk. Va mv5-lmo