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The Newtown bee., 1907-03-08

The Sunny Brook farm have receiv- ed large number of orders for eggs for matching through their advertise ment in THE BEE.
 The railroad company had new fence placed on both sides of the track south of the Branchville depot. last week. This is an improvement which has been needed for some time.
 William Kearns, who drives for Smith & Reads livery stable, was re- turning from Branchville depot, one day last week, with lady passenger. came along. MT Kearns lost control of the horse and both he and the lady were thrown out, but fortunately not seriously hurt. The lady landed in the wire fence and was considerably bruised. MT Godfrey ran out and as- not run away.
 Paul Rema, who has worked for J. Alton Weir of Laurel Hill for several years, has taken position in Greens Farms and will move his family there about March 15. vile school, who has been in the Dan- bury hospital for treatment, has so far recovered as to be able to return to her school duties. Miss Martin of Ridgefield substituted for Miss Mer- rick during her absence.
 AlUOu VclT Uuc William Webb place adjoining his own on Laurel hill.
 Mrs L.. Quinn of Laurel hill has re- turned home, after a visit with her daughter, Mrs Harry L.. Edwards, in Bridgeport.
 Last week Wednesday morning, the engine house and boiler room of J. B. Pillow, which stood near his barns, was completely destroyed by fire with all it's contents, making loss to Mr Pillow of about $500, with no insur- ance. MT Pillow and son had been running the engine the day before and about half hour before the fire was discovered were in the building and everything seemed all right. They came out from the house and saw smoke coming from the building and hurried out there and on opening the door the interior was a mass of flames and they were unable to save any thing. The cause of the fire is a mys- tery.
 The bridge gang of men from Bridgeport were in this place, Satur- day, putting in new timbers and ties on the small bridge on the railroad op- posite R. O. Bennett's factory, just north of the Branchville depot.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-08

When in Waterbury trad Ing you can get tOothsome dinner at small price at Calendars Half Dime Lunch on South Main street
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-08
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab cts All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. w. Groves sig nature is on each box. 25c.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-08
8RANCHVILLE.
WILLIAM H. SMITH, SIR.

William H. Smith, ST., a former resident of this place, and an old so'- dier, passed away at his home, S4 Tom Thumb street, Bridgeport, on Satur- day, February 3, aged 75 years- The funeral was held from his late home on Tuesday afternoon, February 26 The body was taken to Huntington for burial. MT Smith is survived by six sons, John H., Charles A., Freq w., Theodore, and William H. Smith, Jr.; two daughters, Mrs Ella LaForRe and Mrs Ida May Blackman; also Is grandchildren sand one great-grand- child, who is May Wilhelmina Batter SOD, daughter of MT and Mrs J. E. Patterson, of this place. MT Batter son and family attended the funeral of their grandfather.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-08
Sour Stomach

No appetite. loss of strength. nervous ness. headache, constipation. bad breath. general debility, sour risings. and catarrh of the stomach are all due to indigestion Rodol cures indigestion This new discov- cry represents the natural juices of cigeS- tion as they exist in a healthy stomach. combined with the greatest known tonic pepsia Cure does not only relieve in6igesfion and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy helps all stomach troubles by cleansing. purifying. sveetening and strengthening the mucous membranes lining the stomach. Mr. & S. Ball o Ravsax~ood. ". Va. xsya-- ." troubled with stomach for twenty yexrn kodol cured me and ~s ~s nov sssne tn mah for baby
 kodol DiSssss What You Eat Bottles only. Si.oo Size hoadns 24 troes the trtal
 size. which cells for so centa- Prepared by C. Q. psNITT q O.. 0hi0Aoo
 Sold by
 All Druggists
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GEORGETOWN.
GEORGE w. PATTERSON.

George w. Patterson, who was ill for several weeks with pneumonia, passed away at his home on Tuesday, February 26, aged 67 years and six months. The funeral was held from the Methodist church on Thursday afternoon, February 28, Rev A. Eggles- ton officiating, assisted by Rev Robert pastor. The burial was in the Branch vile cemetery. The bearers were George W. Godfrey, J. Ebert Batter son, Harry s. Bennett, Louis Burritt, William wi rnaLs Lockwood .es and John ". Fer Fer
 tributes. MT Patterson is survived by one son, George F. Patterson, and one daughter, Mrs R. O. Bennitt, one broth brother; hrs oharles "a Patterson; and one son was faithful member and SUD- porter of the Methodist church here and had been on the official board for several years. He was son of Wilkie w. sBatterson, who was among the church aud he was highly respected by all who knew him. He will be missed by large circle of friends. Under taker F. B. Bouton had charge of the funeral arrangements.
 MRS LEROY G. OSBORNE.
 Mrs Lida Carpenter Osborne, wife of Leroy G. Osborne, passed away at her home on Thursday, February 21, after week of severe illness with Bright's disease, aged 56 years and 10 months. The funeral was held from her late home on Saturday evening at ' o'clock, Rev A. O. Furbush officiating. On Sunday morning the body was taken to Danbury, where the burial took place in the Wooster cemetery there.
 Mrs Osborn leaves to mourn her loss besides her husband one son. Harry Q: Osborne, and four grandchildren. CT. grandmother and ne1ghbor, and will be greatly missed by large circle of friends. Leroy G. Osborne and
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-08
BREWER GILBERT.

Brewer Gilbert, who lives south of Georgetown, in the town of Weston, passed away at his home after few weeks illness on Tuesday, February 26. The funeral took place from the
 Zion Hill Methodist church, Friday
 afternoon, March l, Rev MT Hubbard officiating. The burial was in the Zion Hill cemetery. Undertaken Bou- ton had charge of the funeral ar rangementS. a.e-..e .e-
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The Washington herald., 1907-05-29
RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

FIRST RACE-Half p mile; mailen= Gizana. ii2
SANDY, 10 90 J. Won, Taian. ll2 fKirscI baumI 8 b
J. second, Carmaliua. l01 'Nicbols 10 J. third
Time. OA9lt. Last Go. Saucv NJ Belle Brady
Star Of Texas. Lady Adelaide. s. D0rceu Mimcry.
and Light also ran. Butte City feH
SECOND RACE-Siy iurl0ugs. Distribution. lg7
fB0ren. 70 /. won, Annie H. l05 Jacksunl. IS %
s. second; Melar. los .NcRae'. 60 70 T. third. Time
Is. Parting Jennie. L0vev Mary Isolation. Peten-
eis Queen Alamo, Bakersfield Bonnet. Emir. and
Bivsral ai5o ran.
THIRD RACE-sh furlonrs. Creston Boy. UO
CARROLL. 90 I, won. Andrew r. Cook. 10 lKirsch-
baUmi, 9 % s. second, Cardinal Sarto. l07 iGr0d
child. 80 % I. third. Time, 1l325 Aunt Polly
Facidco, Jimaloug. Iron Watson. Pepper Pod, and
Bantam also ran.
FOURTH RACE - one and onesixte7nth miles
Baron Esher. l9l Davis. 5 90 J. won Hedge Thorn
81 Sandyt. 10 J. second. DesmaCe5 90 gNicholsI
i5 TO I. third Time, ,f7. NCprUnus captain Bur
rett Cabin. TalUmUud, Ed sheridan. Fisher Boy.
and Isabeilita also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Ore and one-quarter miles. Har-
bor Jos tKrschhsrnI, 8 To ? won; Bners. l)j
SANDY, % 7. second; Mend0n. lT MILLER I5 to
I. third Time. 2fs. Sarah Water Cure. Jcrlsha
The OHly WAY. Roman Boy, and Glssando also ran.
SIXTH RArE-Five and one-hsif ful0ngs; handi-
cap Gemmel 90 walsh. to l. won. Nstys
Pride lA 'Kuschh1umi 70 /, second Lisaro. T3
(ke0ghi. % s. thfd Time o. Monte Lucille
Grass Cutter. and Billy Mayham also ran.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
TUESDAY, May ss, I0O7J

Baum. lot T. block s.; lots II. z, and t. block
g. and lots ] and . block a, sle
Thirteenth street northwest between ana
streets Michael O'Connor ct uX. % John T.
Rafferty,. lot a, square 20 SO
First street southeast between N and streets
Lizzie Capcrton 20 James ". Powell. lots T. S'
and A. square 7ol. SO
Chappen Toad-Creightou +. Marshall ct Tx. 70
Frances ~ Columbus, part lot l9 estate ci Giles
DYCr SO
Fourteenth street southeast, between y and {
strccts-Iamcs W. Powell ct ux. 70 Lizzie Caper-
ton, part bot 80. square lt55, SO
seventh street northeast between ID and streets
Washington Lean and Trust Company 20 louis
A. Alexander. pm lot q. s1uare s95 Sl'oB
NJ street northwest, between Tventy second ana
Tweuty-thir strccts-Albtu H. Van Ieusen et
10 Washington Loan and Trust company
trustee. lart Dot ?, square 20, 81.
No 9i3 Westminster street norhWCsi-Alnnie l.
Powers q al 20 Jennie and Charles ". Heider,
lot 2ll. square 62 5000
West lexington FraAcis Thomas 10 Thomas X.
Smith. lots g, CO. 81. square 2. Slo Thomas X.
Smith a. Tx 90 Francis Thomas, lC;s &c. 81. 81.
square 2 So
No 1878 street northwest-Thonas " Stubblefeld
ct al trustees. 70 Richard +. Street. lot q.
square l9l. SjOoo. Richard p Street CONVEYS
same property % Thomas " siuhhlehed, $40
Fourth street southeast. bstUcn - ard streets
Edward T. f0wUs'Cr Ct uE. 20 William H. B,r
ney part original lot T.. square 3ss. 80
Holmcad Mancr-Jamcs " HauT 90 John H.
Lloyd lots l0f % III. quar- 2s5o So
Maryland avenue northeast. hCtHccn Second and
Third s'Uts-Alcc D. Magaw 70 Amelia b.
Huutlcy Iydia II. Tilt1n aud HCttie II. Faguc
trustees lots % and q, square 7ss. SO
South Carolina avenue southeast. bIiUccn Third
and Fourth -Richsrd II Bailey ct AL to
Annie Alirich, lot a. square lA SO
Trinidad Harry " Packard GO uN to Claude b
Turion Dot a. block C. so.
+ street northeast bltween Thirteenth and -Four
tcUnth streets William Il Ellison 60 Michael
j. Keaue. lot 50, square l029, So.
No li25 Maryland avenue rorth1ast-Jchn F. Waplc
At ux % Terence and Ellen VI. Brady lot Is,
square 1908 SO
No glB Florida avenue n0rthWest-Aune ". Wilson
10 George +. Burns, lot 3, square C. SO.
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RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE.

FIRST EACE-Six furI0ncs Hazel Patch. is
Griffith 5 90 Z won ArtfU D1deer. rs Dear
boruI. % !. second. ! T.. Jr.. III Powers 8 90
!. third Time. IJlH5 Helen Virginia Capt.
JaTrgl. W01lStrnC. Deacon Pretty Michael Waltz
King. Aprrse. Red Ogden. and San Catcher also
Iau-
SECOND RACE-Fi7c fr'rrE7 Wood Lane. rs
Austin, even, won, Rebel Queen. los Lee. even,
second Dsw of Dawn. il5 For|. Q 90 J. third
Time. 1-9 25 Dandy Dancer Katherine Murphy
BaHG Little Minnie joyful Lady, Brown Mar
Rough HUusa. Lovely Girl and Geneva s. also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile. selling. TelegraphcT
lf7 Isu=l0vnI. to l. won; G1ldway l0i ~ Lee.
even. second. oUfU lli A. Brown 10 to l. thrd
Time. I.s2 25 Alcsr Bitter Hand. Mint BOY. Lutte
Mac ur. NcArtr. Can, Telescope. Dan Trent. Bit
ter Brown. LaC8Chs Li.ut Rice. and Adessa
aIsp rau.
FOURTH RACE-Ssren furl0rrs. Altuda, 95
lButlsr. lj go T. won. Mike Sutton, l1s .Pickeusi,
2 20 J. second, Cabisgr3m. ld3 ,B. Davis. eveu
third. Time s25 - Phil Pinch Hannibal Bey
Posing. Fruteua', and Incubator also ran
FIFTH RACE-Flve aud a half frrlongs B0s
Crrian. 81 Swain. 20 2, won, Lizzie Mclean, l0l
CNoreheadI, Is 20 J. second; Ladv Carroll l95
DI1riaritvI. 10 T. third. Time l0l IS Neleite
Willow T.. East Flight Reuben. Nallieuaior Tom
Morgan. Conimess. Tamt. McChori, and CaIabash
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Oua mile Alinnehaha. I15 fBo-
land, 70 DO, wou- Sponge Cake l'9 Brown. .
90 !, second, King Leopold. a5 tShreTai. Is to 5.
third Time. lHl -5. knight uf lyanhoe Quagca
LdthruQe Robert P-rkT Belle of Shelby. Queen
Caroline Red Thistle. and HustCd also mn
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DEEDS OF Trust.

square iss Hannah s. Davis ct viz. William c., to
William F. Edmcuston and LoIis r. Peak 10
secure William l. Miller aoo. / TO 4 years, S
Tcr cent, semiaunually. original Dot 8
Squsre -ll-James " Powell q ux. 20 William II.
Saunders and Claud Livingston, TO saaue VII
mot W TrpH. &o0 enc year. 8 per c,nt semi
auuuall. l0ts q g and a.
Esiate # Giles Dysr-Frauces A. Columbus a viz.
Louis E. 20 HeuU =. B5rgDann and George NJ
Emmsrich o. secure Communication Building
Association No 8 S25N part lut l9 same tO
William A. Hil and Charles ". simpson %
secure Creighton T. Marshall $50. ] 10 years.
per cent semi-auuusnv. same property
Square NfHWIiliam l. Bowie q TX. tD FrCdJrck
w Chids and Hrrato y Tspiiu. 70 secure Isa-
belia g.. King. $50. ] r0 lZ months. I+r cent
paT original lots end e
Square lj-Eorsnoe Legsr 70 yir. Eugene. to Elmer
=. Bamcr and Ch8r,ts r Grss. tD secure John
A. Gross. 2z0. . years. pr cent semi
auuuaily Dot e.
H,Imead Mauor-J1n " LLOYD q uz. 70 Cha7I.s
O.. Allu and Willism II. saunders 90 ssc7rs
Wm0t " TrgU Z7D ore yJsr c usT CENT.
sfmianu1aily Dot lf sIuEv E31. same m
same, % secure same. lie debt, Dot lcs. square
9s0 Same tp same. 90 secure same 5000. ore
Eg-T. utT cent. scmiauuUaiIg. lut lle square
es50. same lu same. 90 secure same s. 90. one
Iear. TrT cent srmi-snHually lots DO and lli,
square E31
Square iic-Ge1Tsc r. PER-, Of uz and Fl1rrnce p.
Clark a. rir Appleton p. r.. f1 Albert 3
Ruh and Jacob s. Belt Co. secure Home Mutual
Building and Lean Aa-ci1t.0u $50 Boo r.
Square -3i- Annie Aidrich % rir N.s r. tD Charles
p BENJAMIN and Rasor o. MucisI 90 secure
Pcuetual Building and Loan Association. 500
lHt a.
Square Si-Iu1 Mage 20 jesse J. HGsrr.l and
John r. Ncl.erau. 20 secure Richard Hsrrh1.it
SGa fCa=s. 4's pr c.rt. semi annually. part
University Fars-J'hn g. Williams Ut uL 90 John
D. Lr-ar and join A. Hamilton. o. ss~lr-
Washington Loan and Trust Comp3rr g. so 3
years s I-r cent -miarwalIr ll- g. il.es g..
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

James a. THORPE. = and Sadie NJ BllrE7Icr
n Rly p Heg ~u,m.
Richard N Go1riie L and Carl Laita Pre- g..
Rev William g. tlUiTk
Alfred T.. W-ndaytr e. = Nev RHcFg7-=r y j..
and Dorothy Iusns p Rev J. R. Mclaughlin
Charles l. R17.H q and Elizabeth Urban. o. e
Baltimore Ma. Rev W. s. CsugaE
GpLGRED
o.asH X. Whste a and Mar F. CLARK, -
Res 7 A Tatlgr
Daniel stafford. .. ard Lula Carson o. Rey. W
A. T. NTfu.
Lars kvr O. and Gertrude Macs. o. both q
Funston. Ya. Rev. samuel NJ johnson
Oliver Winston. o. and Margaret Dawson. ~.
Rev T. e. Shr8fe
Henry IT Williams S. and Martha Campbell,
s.. Rev r Il. Gordon
The Washington herald., 1907-05-29
W0ODBINE PARK RESULTS.

FIRST -Three-year-olds and upward; six
furiongs. CrsstfalCu. los 90. Alex. % @ won.
Irene A.. g ILlcwsusi, 8 10 5. second. Alesra. 20
'GCldstcin'. 20 Q third. Time I:H as. Prolific
The Globe, Snowman Orphan. Affinity. Hmebred
Sheer and CyclCus also ran.
SECOND RACE-Four aud oue-haif fJlrlorEs
Feast. III Dig-insl, Z 10 s. won; Nlargol. l97
tKunzl, % ] second; Frescati, ll2 Mccarthy
10 :. third Time o55 "a Oriental Queen. MAY
Brennan. Gallant Lizzie, Guarda Eleanor Fay. Ger
trude Lee. Fantasia, and Ena also ran.
THIRD EACE-Oue and ne-sixiecnth miles Kel
phie. 50 Mccarthy, 3 60 q won. BIbe7ry. l2l j.
Austini, % 5. second; Dutch Girl IS a. Martini
3 to l. third Time, l5lh. Caste. Excuse, and
WickliEht also ran
FOURTH RACE-Stceplechase about one and
three-quarters miles. Lulu Young. IB Rael. 5 to
/. won; Bonfire I35 BlcHalei 10 l. second But
well, 1 .Heuryl, 5 10 . third. Tine 32l 25.
Guatfcll Oracle X. Major Eughurst. Hurricane.
Bcb Alone. Richard, Jr., Gulistan. Ohne and
Buruap also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Sx furlougs. skipper. 100 Hloydi
Is 70 J. won; Zelina, II II Iacks1nl 20 :
second Old Colony, l22 &c. Norris 70 I. third
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ifth'tiN i'i tNttal4
Equity Court No. .,
Circuit Court 40. 1.


Congcr. administratJr vs. Baltimore and nhiJ
Railroad Company verdict for defendant Plaintiff g
attorney. L. J. Mather; defendants attorneys. Ham
ilt0n Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton
H1nh0Wtr rs George Washington University. bill
q exceptions signed and filed Plaintiff attorney
F. " Hackgtt: defendants attorneys, W F. Mat
tiu-ly ami w. e. ClCluaue.
Grant ys. Kauick; verdict for plaintiff fof $40
Plaintiffs attornc.s +. W AlcBenolds and II. B
Rowland. defendants attorneys MILAN & Smith
Karr vs. GoldenbtTgi ver1ic. fer plaintiff f,r 500
and Judgment without interest or costs. Plaintiff f
attorneys. Darlington * Darlington and HAYDEN
johnson. defendants attorneys Wolf & Rosenberg
Assignments fer to-day
Ne. 5l3 Laer IS. Prudential Insurance Company.
Attorneys. A. ;. q J. T. Tsylor- Berry a Minor.
No 6l5 Slater ,s Taylor. Attomeys L. a. Bal
ley-A. 5. & J. =. TayiGr.
No. CO Pope vs. southern Railway Company.
Attorneys. e. !. Simms and 7. n. Marshall.
No. 56l Jackson IS Burgi0r Attorneys. Wolf
4 Rosenberg. ! Darlington
No. 577-Hold5nan - Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way C0mpany AtJorreys. r. s. Mal0ney and /. II.
David Hamilton. Colbert & Hamilton.
No E5 hurst VS. Miller. Attorneys Edwin For.
yss, -Brsudenhurg Blaudenbu1g.
No. 81 Palmer vs.. Palmer. Attorneys-S. G..
peelle- Kinney * WG0d8rd.
No $50 Turpin vs. Philadelphia Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company. Att0Tues. j. ".
Blackburn jr. and Z. II. Thomas-McKenney q
Flauuery
Ne 69 Bradshaw vs.. District Of Columbia. A.
torHcy7. =. J. Darlington and ". e. Suli7sp-E. II
Thomas
The Washington herald., 1907-05-29
DEATH RECORD.

Ann s. Caldwell $40 ST. ru @ wears
John 7. su.phiu 1870 eth 81. nv. s. years
Elu1a + REYNOLDS 1915 Is, -; NV. 67 wears
Ialis VI. Darne G7 2is- 81. nv.. g. vesr,
Lula G.. TeUnyscu. I7I g. uV.. s. years
Ratert F Aluir 322 s. g. are S.. p Ecsrs.
Brss.ie M Andrews, s45 II S. me-. r. years.
Hartnsa De Rouaun-Fcrb-s 1894 18th 81 NV, 6e
Years
Emanuel Morse 24 Parker 81. ne. I year.
tOLORED
Esfelle DiEgs. 90 81 e. sH, y vea--.
Ella Tyson. ll2i 23d s.. NV, IS years
Fanny Banks on 18th 81. NV q years.
James II. Painter. 100 " ST. uw.. = years.
Bertha B. Hackctt, 25i2 18th 81. NV. l9 years
Ruh.n Norman. Rear 1915 So NV. o. years
George Jackson 40 Franklin o.. . years
Allen Watkins. L. S. Soldiers Home. d. c. g
years
Chaiss Gatswood. 1895 Tsmperance ave. nv., ]
month
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Time, ll6 True pCTa and Nettie Carita also ran,
SIXTH RACE-Niile and seventy yards Thistle
Do los lGoldsteinl, 10 70 l. won, Donds. lo5
Lycrgusl. TO TO- second; Marc Anthony l07
Digginsl. 10 ]. third fine laa Schroeder
Midway Reside. Nellie Burn. EVE Green. Monkey
Puzzle, Widows Mite Daring and Nonsense also
ran.
SEVENTH RACE-six firlongs. Csper Sauce
l5 tFoleyl TO O. won; FIRE Fsre 81 Isycurgusl,
70 ;, second. Princpis, l02 FairebTutheTi, 20 l.
third Time l:li2 % Sain5ills Loretta Mack,
Oiean. Renewal, kiamasha H. Attraction, Castor,
IOscan, aud Herman johnson also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-29

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate of LORNA F. Flemming: viii dated April
g. 1907 filed
Estate Of David J. Gibbon; viii admitted 70 pro
bate and letters testamentary ganted 10 Marion Z
Gibbon, bond. 500. Attorney. Tracey L. Jeffords
Estate Of Allen p. Hamm; will admitted to pro-
bate and letters testamentary granted 10 James r.
BUndy; bond. 500. Attorney. g. r. Collins.
Estate Of Eli T. Cuison; order Of sale. Attorney,
C. :. Shreve. jr.
Estate OF Edward o. Belt; order TO settle claim.
Attorney. William Levin
Estate Of Frank McAbov; order appointing Ru-
dolph II. Behrend collector; bond, 500. Attorney.
K. p. Behreud.
Estate Of Samuel j. Butterfeld. order to sell
stock. Attorney. Fred B. Rhodes.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-29
Criminal Court No. ?
d STICE EAHNANn.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
IN ~ estate ~ Henrietta Stsfeu. verdict sustain
mg will Clveatrrs attoueg Leon Tobrler. cave
atees attorneys John Rid9ut and George %. Cert
man.
Hc-zrafs S. Washington Railgay and Electric
CCnIauy- verdict f-r defendant Plaintiffs attUr-
usgE. J. q. Git,ings and T. L. peuGeF defendant 6
art0mCv GCCrE7 I. H1CTU.
Hawks Ts Cbamberiin Metal Weather Strip Com
pauy; continued Plaintiffs attorney II Wirship
Whatlsy defendants sttcuev f. e. Handy.
Assignments for today.
No. aE PeIl IS Mckay. Attorneys II. F. Da-
vis-Wor;hington. Heald q Fraisy and Birney &
Noodard
No. 81 Posey IS. Hall. Attorney. ". ]. Lam
bert
No. III Mckay Us. Emp'oyss Mutual Benefit
Association. Defendants attorney r. H. Rhodes
No. IT'S Grief vs. Block. Attorneys. J. l. Pe,sgr-
Waf Rosenberg
No u.s. Smith Ts Riley. Attorneys, MILAN d
Smth-Bates Warner
No. les. Strong IS. CLARK. Attorneys MILAN &
Smith--A. Y. Bradley
No. Isl. Patterson Tobacco Company vs. Gros.
Attorneys Braudcuburg & Brandenburg- Thomas J..
MaCkev.
80 l7a shim vs.. Burn. DEFENDANTS attorney.
Z. L. Gifs
Ne. 49, Bennett IS. Schppert. Attorneys. Gran
dsl llacsey-Geo. T. Tralles
No. ls2 Warner IS. T5ale. Attorneys, C. f..
Digs H. Giesy
No lS. Narh0ulacas vs. El5flheri0u Attorneys.
Archer X Smith. \. To0mey
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Addition 70 Congress Heights-Frank Z. Butteraeld
ct uX to Russell NJ. Padgett. lot 5 square
60ia So
F0urand- -s-half and II streets southvest-Nora Raj
ferty 10 Hannah S Davis. original lot 33 square
lss SO
h street southeast. between Thirteenth and -Four
teenth streets-Emmsuue +. Shaver et ux. 10
joseph and Annie HFuska. lot o. SQUARE
1916 SO.
IsheTw0od-Evsens S, Benjamin ct ux. TO Eliza
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EnHIfY Snifs.

No. 27ll2 Annie c. Green vs.. American Security
and Trust Company; specific performance. Com
plainants solicitor L. H. David
No. 21ll& In re Mary A. TTsmmeIl; for ancillary
letters. Compliments solicitor. Crandal Mackey.
No, GlA United States vs. Emil Franz Ernest
Otto scheuemann; 10 cancel certificate Of citizen
ship. Complainants solicitor T. w Baker
No. 27ll5 William Y. Nahoney vs.. Charlotte f.
lockwood eXecutriX and Thomas ]. Kemp; for
specific Performance. Complainant's solicitor, c. <.
Fmg
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Urlongs same conditions
DUAL SHOOTING CONTESTS.
Annapolis CIub Wants to Meet Ana
Iostan Gunners.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd. May 2S-The Annapolis
Gun Club. which was reorganized this
season. will shortly open negotiations
with the Analostan Gun Club, Of Wash
ington, for a series Of dual contests during
the summer. The two clubs have met be
fore. The locals held their first weekly
shoot to-day and George Heintz jr.. was
high gun, with a score of "a out Of a posi-
bic . targets shot at
The midshipmen's rifle team. which did
such excellent work in dual competitions
this season, will probably be permitted to
enter the annual national competitions at
Fort Perry. Ohio. this fall The PROPOSE
tion Of entering the team has been
strongly urged, and it will shortly be
taken up officially with the Navy Depart
ment
The Washington herald., 1907-05-29
Circuit Court No. 2.
JI-STICF ANUFpCON.

JiNfl'E ANNIE~NN.
Polling vs. Capital Traction Company on trial.
Plaintiffs attorneys H. p. Classic and a. II. Syme
defendant attorneys r. Ross Perm & son.
Oliycd ys p r & W r. r. Co; continued
for the term Plaintiff attousv. A s. Worth
ugtan d-fudsuts attomgs. NcKeHney & Elan.
ncIr.
Assignment frr to-day:
No Es N0krs vs. Chase. ATTORNEYS. L. J.
Ma'hcg-Wiitau J Lambert
Ne. as. hnicssfbacsrF Ice Company vs. Willis.
Att1ueys-J J, Darlington CarIi>Ie q johnson.
40. ass MefHlat IS. Brennan Construction Com
panr Attorneys W 2. Ambrose J. Darling
ton. Hamilton. Colbert Nersss & Hamilton.
Ne. Is T. :. Camady Company vs. Stsrua-t.
Attunos =. II Thomas Hamilton. Colbert YGse,
& Hamilton.
No. g. Dawson ys. Baltimore aad uhi0 Railroad
Company. Au1rueys. Alex kHsoUr. Grtiugs q
ChamberIin- Hamilton. Colbert, Yfrkss & Hamilton.
No. is. Barnes IS. Slater ATTORNEYS. Turner a
MtchtIl-Ge7rge Fraucis Wi.lam7
so. g. Wra Hsrker ard Camp Company vs.
Biiey. ATTORNEYS e. N. Brsiv-Dnugi3- * Douglas.
so. "a Baltimore Terp Concrete COMPANY vs..
CoIleEe ui the Immaculate Conception.
Noie-A long pausl win nrf De available at tlis
calling q This assignment and rhe case INST ready
10 b. tried vith a short Panel viii be- taken up
The Washington herald., 1907-05-29
Criminal Court M. /.
STAFFORD

JI0IIIF 0INI FIIIlI--
United States SIS Na'fHe" T. H0rhr CmtsfE'e-
usnt: eu trial Attameys. H. b. Davis and Albert
SilIers
Assignment f.r f0dsF-
United States Us. Man TlLm1n.
United States T7 Viilism Hutchinson.
United States vs. William Bailey
United States ys Edward Richards Edward Mat
thews and George Bucke.
United States vs.. Charles Richards and George
TurEur