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The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No. 52 New YORK avenue Hortheast-Oscar Baker e
ux. to William A. and Annie g. HutcheEsons
lot Is. square 60. SO
Alley between II ard n. North Capitol and First
streets EoTthwest-EdgaF ID. Thompson % An-
drew O Nash part lot i9. square els 81
Nav place southeast between q ard srTeers-
Newton ~. BROOKS ct ux. 70 Henry A. Lueer.
IL. lots IS and q end IaTt lot Us. square
s73 so.
F street southwest beiaeen Third and Four-and-a-
halt stTeets-Lauis +, Beverly et uE. 70 Louisa
Beverly, part original lot 3 square SIS. So
Columbia Heights-Addie ~ Hunter et sir. f.
Chadwick 10 Mar a. Saxtm and Mar S.
Seward. Part Jos G. block A. SO
Nos. SO and So thirteenth street northeast
Thomas ". Smith tt tx So James A. Du1T,
lots Is and iG sgaaTs leG. So
F street northses, between Thirteenth and -Four
teenth streets-Geargs 3. stone ct ux- o BESSIE
p Stone. undivided interest ia lots g. q. and
81 slnaTe z55. SO. same 10 R6hfFta Is. stone
Niimeg. cHe-hfth interest In lots g, 81 and -,
square gi3 SO
fifteenth street northwest. between and .
streets Robert p Bunly to Annie n Johnson.
Jos g, ssusEe l9s. sle
HnIbrook- Suburban Homes Conpang. Inc. 10
jacob katz. lot li. square 5377, So
In-lasde-W William r. 51rrel ft ID % Rasm1ad A.
and Firgil s. Thamassou, lot 81. hlock "a. $40
Z street southwest. between sixth and seventh
stFsets-Floyd L. Davis. trustee. 70 William n.
Oregon lot S sgusre ass. 15G-
lis Fourth street. soutEeasi-t1uT H. johnson ana
John Scrivener. trustees and executors %
AdolplEs T. Powell. lot IS. square rs. 500.
BriEhtWood Park-ETancis u. CrisEel It uL- 70
Bertha s. Stnll lnt T. block = SO
Barnes s, Weavers Addition 20 Broo6lsud-Iohn /.
Weaver et al, trustees, 90 Annie Z. DemaTest,
let Is. block T. so.
Homcsd alanor-Hauy r. Wilson e. al. 70 Cath
crime Z. Becsett. Dot g. block q, SO.
Kalarama HeighFs-Lluiss ID. L0yeTt % James
BeG7g. lot Is, block =. 500.
street southwest between Ninth and Tenth streets
-Benianin n Campbel 10 William A. Wmsatt
lots 5 3 and part lot q. square S.. SO.
CliFbourne-G. Meredith Ninship Ct to Cath
crime T. Reynolds. l0t 3, block s. SO
Tweuty-sixth street northwest. between and
sTreets-ClaGd Livingston et uT- % Mary and
Thomas }. IrwiH. lot -, square n. Slo
Sixteenth and L streets no1thwest- Richard e..
PARK ct AK. TO John Martin, original i0t i,
square l75. SO.
KaloTama Heghts-Ge0rge " AfcI.anahau Ct uZ. to
John Watts KeaIney. lots 5 and g. bocz 6. SIC.
WESLEY Heisits-RaymoEd n Walshe et al %
joan ". and \. Webster ChapUell lots and Z.
block IS 500.
Fifteenth and streets northwest-k Edward I. Whit
Jem0Ts et 70 Rudolph AppG, part original
lcs s. square 2II SO.
Twenty-6Tst ard l. streets n0rthwest-Auuis +
Murphy. trustee. 20 Kate c. Ersns original lot
and part original lot :, square 100, 800.
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Circuit Court No. 1.
VTrrrErF WRIGHT

South Bend Mills and LumbcG Company rs. Riley
motion for judgment granted PlaintlH attorneys
Berry & Minor and Welsh q Welsh; Defendants at
toueys Douglas s. Douglss-
Walker IS Warner Il al motion f1r new trial
ovrr1liled and Judgment verdict Plaintiffs at
torreys Tucker * KENYON; Defendants attorneys
Cuttings s. ChamheTiin.
Assignments for Monday. May E. 1917
40 55 Walters Washington Railway and
Electric Company AttoTneys Leckie. Fulton d
Cox-C A, Douglas.
Ne. an Ward va varnel1 Attorneys. Brown &
Eamest--W. F. Mattingly.
No. SO Price Us Jones. Attorneys. A A. Lips
o1mh and ". 81. Ellison-Aiilan & Smith and D.
w. Baker
No. 5s5 Marshall vs. Mercer. Attorneys. ". B.
Matthews. jr.-Fred b. Rhodes
30. ST. Everett Harvey. Attorneys. J. s
Easly- smith,. r. Mattugly.
No. SOL. Meyer rs. Mcdonald. Attorneys John
Ridout- Hamilton. Colbert a Hamilton and Edmund
Brady.
No. 5a3 Dickhzut vs. Washington and Potomac
steamboat Company Attorneys. W. II. White
Kaiston q Sidd0ns.
No. col. Lewis vs. Martin. Attorneys. J. ". Pat
ters0n-J. ]. Darlington and W. {. Sullivan
Ne. e3 Squires vs- Linkius. AttolneSs, Bar
nard & Johnson-George r. Linkins and Charles
Linkius.
No. IS. Kaiser vs. Southern Railway Company.
Attorneys. Gittings & Chamberlin-Hamilton. Col
bsrt & Hamilton.
Nc. i57 Bartlett vs.. Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pauy. Attorneys. w. II. Il. Hart-AeKenney &
klanneTy.
No. 459 Hart IS Pennsylyania Railroad Com
pany. Attorneys. W. II. Il. Hart-Mckenney &
Flaunery.
No 57a Raymond vs. Riley. Attorneys. Ralston
& Siddons-DoBgias & Douglas.
No So Hurst IS Miller Attorneys. C. Z.
Emig and Edwin Forrest BGandenburg & Branden-
burg.
No. -. DurYee Us. District Of Columbia. Attorneys.
Cuttings Chamberhn and +. j. Hosan-E II.
Thomas
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04


United States William Weston; assault with
dangerous weapon. plea not guilty. Attorney. "
L. Ambrose.
United states "a George Wallace. smbezzismeut;
recognizanee forfeited bench warrant lssasd-
United States rs Helen Payne grand larceny
sentence, panitsntiaFy ioF one year and one day
United States Ts. Charles II. MADDOX; grand
larceny; sentence penifeHtary fer one rear and one
day.
United States vs. Edward Leon Thompaou vio-
ating ssction so code motion for tsi2l argued.
Att0rucys, Leo Simmons and T. e. Tayiof-
Assignments Ter Monday. Nay G. 1857:
Appeals from justices n me pe6ce.
No. Lyon ys. willard Hotel Company At
toTneys. " c. Prentiss-Hamiiton, Colbert & Ham
ilton.
No. a. Chester vs. Capital Traction Company.
Attorney Barnard q Joilzson-fi. Thomas Dunl0p-
No. 80 Cosge IS. FTeedman's Transportation. land
and Improvement Company. Attorneys, g. +. Col-
lns-E T. Giea
No. % Forsyth IS. Person Attorneys. Stuart
McNamsTa-s y. Hayden and u. J. Franc.
Ne g. MeDonald Webb Attorney. " Stone
AbeFt.
No. g. Scott " springmsn. Attorneys. p ".
Frisby-D. orc Caliaghau.
No. 47-NcsIahcn So O'Counor. Attorneys, F. J.
Wisner-A A. LipscoEb.
~ 81. schradsr IS. lsucsett. Attmaeys, d. E.
DaFis-W Il. Sholes
Ne 81. Warwiek ys Staples Attorney. George P.
Hoover.
40 = BIB vs. Barry. Attorney, C. V. Darr.
No 75. Kolb ys. Anthony. Attorneys. sheehy &
Hogan.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 670-William A. Hutcherson ct Tx. 20 Ed
wand W. Whiteside and Hamey 7. Winfield, 70
secure Home Building Association, s.. 800. lot 13.
Square is5-Elizabeth 81, Marx g.. and Barbara
A. Bischcf TO 3. Francis Saul and James +.
Shea, to secure Home Savings Bank. slG0, 5
years, s per cent sami-sunualy. lots 81 and 81.
Square s2S-Edpin " Smith ei uS. to Charles f.
BENJAMIN and Roger T. Mitchell, % secure Per
petual Building Association, $50, part original
lot i9
Square I29i-Anna I. Lewis 20 Fred W. Chilas ard
Claud Livingston. 70 secure Lille 7. Tapiin.
$50, months, pr cent, lots II 70 "a
Square lOJ3-James A. Duay e uE u John c.
Weldon and Jndson r. Cul. 70 secure Lena
NIalnat. SZ90. 2 years, per cent. semi-an-
nualiy. lot 49, Same 10 same 10 secsre Lena
Malnat @e9 years, per cant. semi-an-
Meridian Hil-Jamss T. Newton ct ux. to Jackson
H. Ralston and Z. oginey Smith. % secure Union
Savings Bank, $50. years, pcr cent, semi
annually, lot 81. block Is.
Mount Pieassnt-Lilie L Woodyard 20 Wharton
l. Lester and Michael J. Colbert. 10 secure The
National Permanent Building Association, 500,
Let ls8
Square lo9s-James A. Duay ct ux TO John C.
Weldon and Simon Bube TO secure B. b. Ben
nett. A,53o. ] 70 . months. per cent, lots
80 and l5S
Brightwood Park-Bertha s. stou ct Ysr. Louis J..
TO Charles F. BENJAMIN and Roger T. Mitchell.
TO secure Perpetual Building Association, &sao.
lot l. square 354.
HolElead Alanar-Csthcriue Z. Beckett 10 s. Percy
Thomson and Herbert r. Shannon. 70 secure
Harry B. Wilson and Harry Mardman, s. tta
to 81 months, per cent, semi-annually, lct 90
block a.
Clifrhourue-C Cstharine r Reynolds 70 Washington
Loan and Trust COMPANY 90 secure Union Sol
diers' Alliance, Inc. S,oo0, seaFs. per cent,
seni-annually. lot .. bloca 3. Same TO David
Moore and Harry A. Waestah. to seelre C.
Meredith Winship. $685. ! 10 g months, 5 per
cent semi-annuaiy. same property
Square lz5-John Martin 10 J. =. Bsale ard IS, 4
Redmond. 70 secure Richard q. PaFk, 5000 s
wears psr cent. semi-anBuaiir. original lUt l.
Square le7-Isson Leonidas Bullock 10 John b..
Larner and John A. Hamilton 10 secure Wash
ingfun Loan and Trust Company, si.so, 3
years per cent. ssIui-anuusly. original lat J.
Square 6e-Charlolte Daley to Albert L. surt1vsnt
and Herbert A. GIL. 20 secure Edna e. Srauid-
ing. $3.50 ycaFs, PsF cent, sslHiannuallyi
iats l60 and ltl,
Squares $50 aud 5l8-Isabella J. Rideaay 20 William
F. Edmqnstou and Louis r. Peak, % secure
CurcuTan Fire Insurance Company, s2o4. 5
years 5 per cent. seini-aunualiy, lat ], square
So and lot a. square se.
Square Iao-kate C. EFsns 10 K. A. Chester and
George " White. 70 secure Annie /. Murphy.
trustee. $50, yesFs. per cent ssmi-sn-
nuaib original lot s ard part original lot
Moore ard Barb5gr's Second Addition Homer B.
Harlan et ux 20 Walter r. Wilcox and George
F. Hane 10 seesra Jacob Rahrlacs. 81 TO and
Virginia BrlnueF $40. / and yeaIss pr
Sent ssmisHnualg, lot q, bleeA 6.
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Probate Court.


Estate q Henry kronhener; letters oi sdninisiFs~
tian granted 10 Louis kT0nheimer; bond 81 At
tornsy, g. Percy Mes5lae.
Esists of JOHN H. Coale: letters Of administration
granted 70 August Bril- and Joseph n Fauk bond.
slo0o). Attorneys. Il. T. Doauins and Albert sii-
iers
Estate Of joseph " OFT; vii admitted 70 probate
and letters testamentary granted % Josephine L.
OF bond. Se09. Attorney. /. J. Costigan.
Estafe Of Mary II. kiiiiaBs letters Of admiuistTz-
tian granted 20 Lille n A. Hinseh. bond, $50
Attorney. Albert Siers.
Estate Of Ruth a. Baker; letters of adninistFs-
ton granted 70 Charles ". Stiles bond, sie99 At
toEuey Duane /. FGz-
In "a John Knox Morris n: order appointing
Jessie Q. Fullerton; bond. $500 Attorneys, CT0th-
gaite {, COlla6ay
Estate q Lewis ". Means; order 70 pay counsel
fees and increase bond Attorneys, Stuart SIC
NEmara and r. s. HudekopeF.
In Ts Julie Aidiue Homiller. order appointing
Thomas HoaiLer, y. bond, $50. Attorney, Z. A.
Ford.
E5sate Of Fannie BoEie; order 70 pay legacy At
tomey F. n. Hopsusn.
IN Harold L. CoTriBi CTdeT OF allowance. A.
tosuey. C. H. Turner
Estate Of Eleanor B. Wilson, answer To rule 70
show cause filed Attorney j. J. Waters
Estate 0f Daniel N Taylor; Hiu admitted 10 pro-
bate and letters testsnentary granted 70 annie o.
Taylor. bond, Sl00. AtIoTucy r. Ross Peuy & Sen.
Estate Of Francis Han; petition Tor probate Of
VII flod. Attorney. George Francis Wilkins.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
CFriday, May 3, IOOT1
Court Of Appeals.

Assignments for Tuesday Stay Z 1857:
Special ealendar-No. 8 United States eK gei.
Parish. vs. coTteiyou. Appellants attorneys.
Holmes Conrad and Leigh Robinson; appellee's A.
touey. d. ". Baker.
No l. geeley Is. sssley. Appellants attorney
H. r Gatley and Barry Mohun; appellee's attorney.
H. E. Davis
No s. United States Charles r. Evans Ap
pellanps attorneys. D. W. Baker aAd stuart Nc
RamaIa appellee's attorney. Thomas 6. Taylor.
No s. Maxey ct al Ys United States. Appel
laut's attorneys J. C. Gittings and Il. I. Mat
tiugy; appelles's attorneys. d. ". Baker and stu
an Mcnamara
Regular cali-So n@. CsHlozo IS. Baird ct al
Appellants attorneys. II. T. Davis and J. A. Cobb
sppellee's aftorusy Stuart MeNsInara.
10. I75g H0pp vs.. Pickf0rd Appellants attOT-
ney. Edsin forrest apreliees attorneys. Samuel
Maddox and r. T.. Gatley.
no lT78. Grifsth vs.. Stuart. Appellants sitor-
ney. c. H. MeriIlat. apDellees attorney, !. II.
Thomas.
No i775 Essteriing Fs. H0rning APPELLANTS at
formers, Wilson s Bsrtsdslei sPpsiiee's aisorrsys
Tucker & Kenyon-
Ne. lT76 Van NorsdeH vs. Washington Times
Company. Appellants attorney, c. l. hFailey. @p-
pellees attorney. Wilton j. Lambert
No. I177. Campbell vs.. Northwest lexington In
proTemat Company. Appellants attorney, John
Hidout
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
AIL-HIGH TEAM OFF.
Go to the Quaker City to Play the
Penn Freshmen.

The All-high School team of Wash
fngton, consisting OF twelve players, with
Coach James Sprigman in charge, left
yesterday evening at $50 o'clock for Phil
adelphla. where they viii play the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania freshmen to-day.
Brewster, the star catcher of the Tech
team. who has been somewhat troubled
lately with a bad knee, accompanied the
squad and will work at least half Of the
game.
The squad consists Of the following
players: Mess. right field; Kemp, third
base: Michael and Fort, center field; Cha
pin. second base: Platt. left field; Good
man. captain and first base; Howard,
shortstop RadfOrd and Brewster, catch
ers; Reichard and Michael, pitchers.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
BEARD ELECTED PRESIDENT.
Officers and Managers of G. W. Z
ATHLETIC Associntion Chosen.

Officers and Managers of G. W. L.
Athletic Association Chosen.
Burr A. Beard was chosen president of
the George Washington Athletic Associa-
ton at the annual election of officers last
night. The following were also elected to
offices: Z. P. Gates. college, 'OS, vice pres
identi F. H. Tweyfort, law. '0s, secretary;
l. II. Cole. college, '0S. treasurer; a. c.
Gonzalez. law, '0S. manager Of baseball
team. r. F. Fleming. engineering. 'oS.
manager track team; n. S. Biddle, law.
'0S, manager basketball team.
Immediately after the close Of last
basketball season Donald Wilhelm was
elected basketball manager by the mem
bers of the team. but his election was
declared Illegal by the athletic advisor
of the university who ruled that the
manager OF the basketball team must be
elected by the student body When It
came to the election, Biddle came out the
long end by three votes.
The contest for the presidency created
the greatest interest among the student
body, Beard winning out By small mar
gin.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
FOREIGN TARS WIN AGAIN.
Take Exposition Races from Ameri-
can Seamen at Jamestown.

take EXPOSITION Races from Amert-
can Seamen at Jamestown.
Special to The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va, May 3-Foreign men-of-
warsmen were again winners in the ex-
position races to-day. Englishmen coming
IN one, two, and three in the first event.
The elimination event for the Batten-
berg Cup races tomorrow was the prin-
cipal race Of the day. The Illinois crew
will have the honor OF representing the
Americans In that race. Summary:
First raoe-Comhination pulling and sailing inter
national fer sigs and whaleboatsi six-mIe courss.
Coed Hope (British. FIRST; HAMPSHIRE lBrtishl
second Good Hope tsee9nd crew, third, flme,
28l2
Seoond race-Sailing; international service cutters
regulation rigs tcu-nile course. ST. George lAUs-
tTiaul. first, Good Hope british, second Ohio
(Amcricanl. third. Time. 2;lI AZ
Thrd race-Sailing; International service launches,
free for all; jamestown course; ten miles. Virginia
and Louisiana lAmeFicanl tied for first and second
Connecticut iAmericaul, third
Fourth Tace- Elimination fer the Battenberg Cup;
regulation service cutters; three miles straight away,
Illinois first. Indiana second, Maine, third. Time
32
The Argyle crew will represent the Eng
lish In this race. which win be r0Wed to-
morrow at 2.30 p. N.
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DEATH RECORD.

Fred Walter. Casualty Hospital. q years
Vincent L. Adams 1872 5th ST NV, 81 years.
Mary sHsnev 1911 / st. nv. IS years
Charles H. Hinton. l5 ID ct. ne, 60 years.
Amanda r. Richmond. Cochran Hotel. q years
Sarah 3. Jasper 5lt ST. n.y.. IS years.
COIORED,
Elizsbsth johnson. Casualty Hospital. Il years.
Kate Williams, 1910 / s., ne, p years.
Oracle Thomas i502 10th ST. NV. . years
Ida johnson, Nat Homeopathic Hcspt. . years.
Patsey z Williams 1lzs Pierce place NV. s. years.
Harry E. Robinson, 1925 lith 81. NV, 3 yeeTs.
Mary A. Gibson. 1871 lst 81. sw., 20 years.
Helen r. Mitchell. su ilth 81. Sc. 9 wears
Hazel Harper. 2S 18th st. ne. Il days.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

David c Wyman. 81. Of Boston. Ness. and Isa-
ben shand. 81, Of Manchester, n. II. Rev, Weston
BHlncr.
Andrew H. Degges q, Of HyattsyiIle. Md and
Daisy v Clark l9 Rev. Weston BuIner
COLORED.
Ephraim Gaines, 3 ana Matte Thomas 9 ReF.
Logan johnson.
Joseph Blackwell o. and Emma Bpcbauass, Is.
Rev. K. A Amstead.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
EMERSON, 6; A. & N. PREPs, 3.
Institute Lads Take Fast Game from
suburbanites.

The baseball team representing the
Emerson Institute defeated the Army and
Navy Preps on the Prep field yesterday.
by 10 9. Green. for the Emerson lads.
pitched gilt-edge ball striking out ten Of
the opposing batsmen.
yesterdays unassisted double play in
the sixth was a feature. For the Preps
Taylor played the star game. The score:
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Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn cIrculatiOn-a circula-
ton IN Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capital. Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04

First base by erTors-A. & \. PTeIa, 3 Emerson,
J. left GA bases-A. & \. Preps, s., Emerson, s
First base on baIls-On CleaU. ]; Of 6TleH. g.
Struck out-By Clesry. s; b. Green 10. Three base
hits-Mamiou Ruiz. Two.bsse hits-lo5e, ChaTy.
Tucker yesterday. Stolen bases-N lliams kulz
8 Mami0n lzi Zcrhe 81. Taylor %. Double play
-Easterslay llnassisted Passed halls-1launi1u. /.
WaddaU Ummrc-llr. Zerbe Tine d gamc-l hguE
ard q mimi.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
PRINCETON FOOTBALL DATES.
Indians, Amherst, and Wesleyan
Given Games for Next Fan.

Given Games for Next Fan.
Princeton n. J., May 3-The sched-
ule of the Princeton football team for
1907 was announced last night by Man
ager Wheeler. 1t includes a game each
with Wesleyan. Amherst, and Carlisle.
The Navy. West Point, Lehigh, and
Dartmouth are omitted.
The schedule follows:
October 5-StCvens Institute. at Princeton.
October 9-Wesleyan University az Princeton.
October l2-BucbBsu, at Princeton.
October 15-Villsnova College, at Princeton.
October I9-Washingtan and Jefferson, at Prince
ton
October gG-C0rneu. al Ithaca.
SoEember 2-Csrlisle Indians, at New York.
NorCmber 9-AmheTst, st Princeton.
November l6-Yale. at New Haven.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
Circuit Court No. 2.

JOY vs. Frost; demurrer 20 declaration oFerIled.
Plaintiffs attorneys Colladay q LeTeh: defendant S
attorneys. Cole q Donaldson.
Warwick vs. Glennsn; demurrer sustained. with
leave 10 file amended declaration in ten days Plain
tits attorney. Joseph A Burkart defendants al
tcrneys Gies & White.
Union Trust Company vs. District of Columbia
motion 10 reform Judgment granted Plaintiffs at
torney. George (. Hamilton defendants attorney,
L. II. Thomas
Wells rs Cummings Judgment by default. Plain
tits attorneys. Exams Benson & Poultney.
Ballman IS Getziugeri Judgment on verdict against
defendant fdr s. 100. Plaintiffs attorneys. Evans
Benson & P0ultney.
Thomas S0merriile Company IS George Z. Rob
inson Company; Judgment By default Plaintiffs at
torney. J. Dawson Williams
Spencer vs. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washing
ton Railroad Company: leave TO file amendment e
declaration granted Plaintiffs attorney, J. s.
Easby-Smith.
Assignments for Monday. May G. 1867:
No. - Polling vs. Capital Traction Company; OF
trial Attorneys. H. H. Classic and c. h. sy1ne-
L. Ross Perry & Son.
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First base by crror-Waueh. 3 Left on bases
Waugh 6; r. l. NJ. =. First base on bsils-Od
Schorn 3; OF Dexter, 2. Struck out-By sehoFn, 3;
by Dexter, g. Sacrifice hit-Dexter stolen bases
Danpia. gfegart Richmond Palmer Double
play-sassccr to Patterson. Hit bg pcher-By
Selom. ] by Dexter q Passed balls-C CHAMPION
g. Umpirc-Alr Newman. Time Of game-l hcur
and 10 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04

fiTst fas" -. .....,. .56 r l. h...... 800
To.day's same-First Waugh Thirteenth and D
streets northeast
In the best game that has been played
in the Sunday School League this year.
Waugh trounced the Rhode Island Avenue
Methodsts yesterday afternoon by 3 to 3
Waugh put up an errorless game IN the
field. and always had a bingle on tap
when one of those things was needed.
Patterson, VINO had been shifted from the
outheld TO second base. played A corking
fielding game. accepting eight chances in
snowy style. sehorn. for Waugh. pitched
gilt-edge ball The score:
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Georgetown stars. who have so far
gone through the season without a de-
feat, want games with teams averaging
eighteen years. The Bloomingdale A. c..
Memorial Boys Club, Washington SchooI
for Boys. and New WiIlards are pre-
ferred. Address Manager Sullivan, 1879
Twenty eighth street northwest
The Washington Athletic Association
viii cross bats with the strong Rock
vile club Saturday. on the grounds of the
latter. at 4;45 o'clock. The lineup fol-
lows: Lawson, left field; Ruiz. shortstop;
Murphy, catcher; Widmayer. second base;
Goodno. third base; Harveycutter, first
base; Wheeler, center field; Schaner,
right field; Norris and Byram. pitchers.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
Criminal Court No. 1.

United States 5s. James B. Kane; violating pos
tal laws; defendant surrendered by surety and var
rant Of removal ordered TO issue
Assignments for Monday Mas 6 1907.
United States vs.. William Weston.
United States IS. William n AIinnix
United States VS.. George E. Howell.
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InwsnIfs

No 1900 sussn 3 FeFrlson "a AIbalt D.
Shrewsbury, note, sI3lllz Plaintiffs attorneys,
H. Ross perry & Son
Nc. 49sio. Capital Construction Company rs Hy-
sienic AiF Carpet Cleaning Company damages. sl5l.
Plaintiffs attorneys T. Ross Peuy & Son.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
WEAVER OUTPLAYED
DR.. 1. i. Harlan Best Golfer
at Columbia Course.
FEW OUT. OF TOWN VISITORS

No Exceptionally Good scores
Turned In Because of Condition of
Both Fair and Putting Greens.
Competitions Not Exeiting-Names
of Those Participating Yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
AIfonso,s Nenher Has Mea.Ies.

Madrid. May 3-The attack OF measles
from which the Infante Fernando. the
little nephew of King Alfonso, is suffer-
ing, Is pursuing a normal course.
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District court.

JUSTICE BAkNAkD.
In re extension ef Second and " streets; leave
o smend petition granted: exception noted
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Criminal 0ourt no. :.

n rs oDs9las Of allsg ia square SO. award oi
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
waugh Defeats Rhode Island Ave-
hue Methodists by TO :.
srANDING OF THE TEAMS

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The Washington herald., 1907-05-04

A. 8 Mattingly. Columbia. beat L. I. Harlan
Columbia, and / A. Lard. Columbia, beat @. c.
Lshery, Chevy Chase. and l. W. s. Harlan.
Columbia, beat w d. TuckeunaE, Chew Chase, /
up; S. Dalzell, Chevy Chase beat W. A. Hllyer
Columbia and