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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-20
SPEAKS FOR sof ISM.
N. W. wilkins Tells educational
League Why 1t shot Prevail.


League Why 1t shot d Prevail.
M. w. wilkins, national organizer Of
the Socialist Party of america, spoke be-
fore the Educational League on Social
ism and the Middle Glasses" at the Ma
sonic Temple last night. That the lecture
was appreciated by the audience was evil
deneed by the number Of open questions
asked Mr.. wilkins at the close Of his
speech, all of which were answered to
che apparent satisfaction OF the question
ers. He began his address by defining
ais meaning of the middle classes, saying
that they belonged to that class which
owns small farms. factories, or other
producers Of wealth. and by excluding
from their ranks wage workers.
This was followed by a comparison be-
tween the motives which actuated the
Abolitionists in freeing the chattei slaves
with those which dominated the Socialists
in their attempts to free the sufferers
from wage slavery He questioned the
equity of a government where the ma
jority-the wage earners-depended on the
minorlty-the proprietOrs-for their right
20 live, and he declared that men who re-
fused TO vote for equal rights are III only
for such conditions.
The slavery of wages he summed up in
the following figures: That there are
600 boys and girls deprived OF child
hood and education because Of the neees-
sity for their earning wages, that there
are 5.500,000 young women who spend their
days In sweatshops for s. a week; that
there are 100000 men out of work at
all times because the propTietors refuse
70 give them employment
He said that he did not blame the rich.
but the poor; because the poor tolerated
these conditions, and he predicted that
with their continuance in twenty years
.95 per cent Of the American people would
be working for wages while the rest
would own the land. AS a remedy, Mr.
wilkins advised that every one vote the
Soclalistic ticket
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-20
FALLING WALLS KILL TWO.
WOFkmeR Crushed to Death Under
Debris of Collapsed Building.

Special to fhe Washington Herald
Baltimore, March 19-The two-and "a
half-story brick house at 263 North High
street collapsed this morning, Instantly
killing two workmen, The dead are:
LOUIS ELENOFF. Of I723 East Lombard street
JACOB BALYNN. Of 1922 CRANKY street
At the time OF the cave-in four men
were at work tearing down a portion Of
the building preparatory 10 making re-
pairs. Those who escaped were Louis
Balynn, son Of Jacob Balynn, who was
caught by the falling walls, and Jacob
Geston, of 1910 CRANKY street
The scene Of the accident Is in one Of
the most densely populated districts in
Baltimore. and the police had trouble
in keeping the crowd back, and but for
their numbers might have had trouble
when the bodies were found
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.


Present: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Mecomas
and Mr.. Justies Robb.
No. l7i5 WEIGH vs. Lunch. continued
No. Hi6 Sand Filtration Cooperation IS Co
Wardin: continued
No. 1857 Brown rs District Of Columbia: wit OF
error 10 United States Supreme Court prayed by Mr.
l. Il. DAVID Tor appellant sIlosed and bond for
costs fixed al 500
No. liz. Harten rs. Loefier; argument commenced
By Mr.. L A. Bailey for appellant continued bg Mr.
Leon Tobriner for sppellee and concluded By Mr..
l. A. Bailey for appellant
No. It's. Macfarland Barber Asphalt Paving
Company; argument commenced by Yir. James Fran
els Smith for appellant.
No. HE. District q Columbia IS Green; jnde-
meut II Police Court reversed with costs ard cause
with the opinion Of this court Opinion By Chief
Justice Shepard
Patent Appeal No. soi Munster Vs. Ashvorth
opinion and Judgment withheld Tor forty days from
March IS stipulation q counsel
Assignments for to-day:
TN hearing:
Nc. lbs. Macfsrland vs. Barber Asphalt Paving
Company Appellants attorneys. L. H. Thomas and
]. +. Smith; spDelise's attorney. A. $. Worthiag-
Ton.
Regular call.
No. 1923 Balsssr vs.. Cadiek Appellants aitor-
psy, J. b. Archer. IT,: sppsllees attorneys L. A
keigwin and +. g. Coldren.
No. 1850 StarSWeather IS Dyer: appellants attor-
neys Evans Benson & P0uitRey; sppellees attor-
neys r +. Leighton and r. @. Donaldson.
No. 1871. Smith vs. Smith. Appellants atioFneys
J. r. Fsgue aud Wilson & Bsrksdale Appellee 5
attorneys Archer & Smith.
No. 1874. Logue fleming. Appellants attor-
neys Evans. Benson & Pouitney: appeIlee's sttor-
ney. f. q. Coldrcn
No l757. Columbia National Bank vs. AIacSnight
Appellants attorney r. +. Leighton appcllee's at
torneys Leckie Fulton & Cox.
No. l7A Dobbius vs.. Thomas Appellants attor-
Pc Eco simmons; appeilees attorney. Il. g. Don
sidson
.,u. $50, Virginia Carolina Company rs Eisnger
Appellants attorney II. Winshp Wheatley: appel
Ices attorney. HAYDEN Johnson.
No. l752 Emery vs.. Lord. Appellants attorneys
J. Enos Ray. IT,. and W n. levin; sppelees at
toTneys = e. Dutton and John kidaut.
No. l753 Slys vs.. GuerduIm Appellants attor-
ncys. c. ". Fits and z. G, Dutton appelees e.
torueys T. L. Jeff0rds aud Milton Strasburger
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ATTORNEYS. c. ". Darr and u. ]. Colbert--J. J.
Darlington.
No 500. Gover rs. Potomac Electric Power Com
naHy. Attorneys. Z. L. tiies. ". d. DaTidgs, CIT
tings & Chamberliu--J. J. Darlington
Ne 49, Walker S. Warner. Attorneys, Tucker
& Kenyon-Gittines & Chamberiin-
No. ss5. Goenner IS. Newman. Attorneys SHOES
s Wauel-E 4. Newman.
No lsT. Renner Us. Dor. Attorney. J. A. Mae
del.
No. go Brown rs. Cailsn. Attorneys. BOYD
Marshall & Bride-Balston & siddOns
No So Buseher District Of Columbia. At
torneys. J. +. Scaggs Thompson & Laskey-E H.
Thomas.
No. so. Miller IS. Potomac Laundry Company.
Attorneys. ". G. Pfentiss and George r. Williams
L. ]. Mather and C. T. HendieT.
No. -5s. Potomac Dredging Company ". Colum
bia National Sand Dredging Company
Nc. 4zs. Berry rs. District q Columbia Attor-
nsys. A. s. Warrington, Is. s. Minor. and j. +
Collins-E Il. Thomas
No 472. TayloT vs.. Taylor. Attorney, J. ". Jen
nings-Padgett 4 Forrest
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Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, Nd. March l9.-Olin Bryan,
formerly president and Walter A Mason.
formerly treasurer and member Of the
board Of directors of the United Surety
Company. were both presented to-day By
the grand jury on the charge of conspir-
ing to defraud the Munich Fire Insurance
Company of the sum of $4s95O on or
about March 30, 1906.
The witnesses given in the presentment
papers are c. Schreiner. of the Munich
Fire Insurance Company: Harry NJ.
Mason, of the Commercial and Farmers
Bank. and J. Markham Marshall, of New
York. Bail in the case OF Bryan and
Mason was fixed at 5000 each. Bryan
appeared before the grand jury this morn
ing. Mason is now in the West on gov
eminent business. having recently been
appointed a national bank examiner.
II is said that his specific case grows
out of the troubles of the United Surety
Company last summer. when It became
known that the capital stock had not
been fully paid up at the time the COM
pany began business.
Protest Against Mason.
It is recalled that the Baltimore Clear
ing House Association recently protested
against the reappointment of Walter A.
Mason as a national bank examiner.
based mainly on his former connection
with the United Surety Company. Comp
troller Ridgely ignored the protest and
said that Mason would not be assigned
to this territory. The matter was then
put up TO President Roosevelt, who turned
the case over TO Attorney General Bona
parte for investigation.
DIN Bryan was deputy city solicitor
during the term of former Mayor Thomas
C. Hayes. and when Senator William
Pinkney Whyte resigned as city solicitor
early in 1893, Bryan succeeded him. He
was also State senator from 1893 to 1903
Mason's Baltimore Career.
Walter A. Mason came to Baltimore
about four years ago. after having made
a reputation as a national bank examiner
He became president Of the Commercial
and Farmers Bank and started cam
paign of advertising along very original
lines for Baltimore, as "a result of which,
however. the bank Immediately began
growing. The bank owned the building
on South street. which was purchased By
the United Surety Company and in part
payment took $4,000 worth, or 100 shares.
OF the capital stock OF the company.
Mason went on the company's board to
represent the bank as a director and was
also elected treasurer. Mason was re-
Gently ousted as president of the Com
mercial and Farmers Bank, and his re-
appointment as national bank examiner
has been antagonized by the local clear
ing house association.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-20

The home dressmaker IS always on the
lookout for designs which may be success
fully made up at home. and one which is
sure to please is sketched. The tucks in
front provide a vest effect ald pretty
fullness over the bust. The front closes
In duchess fashion and with the but
tons for adornment is most fetching. The
sleeves are of the pun and deep-cuff order.
and of the latest shape and size A cloth
waist of this kind Is invaluable for gen
eral wear. or It may be made of silk. and
prove attractive enough for any occasion.
The medium size calls for 3lz yards of
32-inch material. Sizes. 81 to A inches
bust measure.
A pattern of this may be obtained by
inclOsing 10 cents in stamps and address
ing Pattern Department, The Washing
ton Herald. 734 Fifteenth street northwest,
giving number (240) and size wanted.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits were issued by Inspec-
tor Ashford yesterday as follows.
To Annie Z. Some for three tfTes-stoEy brick
dwellings at ans to 1907 Irving street northwest
Architect william c. AliaTd. Builders. Bland0n
& simons Estimated cost sic o05.
To ". X. Reeve for one two-story frame dwelling
at 1915 Sixteenth street northwest Architects A.
B. Mullett * 60. Builder Charles S. DeBham.
Estimated cost s. 500
To Henry II. Baker for repairs At 81 Ninth
street northwest. Contractor. e. n. Baden. Est.
mated cost 81 sec
To James H. Robey. Tor one tWo-story frame
dwelling On Alton place. Architect and builder
James II. Ro5ey. Estmated cost s. 5n
To Ebert Perry. for one two-st0ry brick stable
in alley, between y and ! and Sixth and Seventh
streets northeast. Architect A. S. T. Atkinson
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Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.


TTuuland TFouland submitted without argu
ment. Complainant solicitors +. s. Bailey, TuckeI
4 Kenyon; defendants solicitor. G. T. Hendler.
Burke vs. Burke; order Of December Z, 1906 vacated
and reference to Thomas H Fitnam. examiner. and
]. Wilmer Latimsr appointed to defend Complain
ants solicitor. G. H. Turner.
Daily vs.. StaFkwoather; pro confesso ordered. Com
painant's solicitors, Irving Williamson and J. r.
Bundy-
James rs. James uals TO show cause rsturnsbie
March p 1907. Complainants solicitors L. NJ King
and Fountain Peyton; defendants solicitors Hughes
q Gray
las Ovas Company rs. Davis; on hearing Com
pIainant's solicitor. J. ]. Darlington defendants
solicitor. y A. Putnam.
Assignments for to-day;
No. I76. Las Ovas Company Davis ct al At
toFneys. ]. J. Dariington-S a. Putnam.
No. 1876. Shea vs. Mnlloy ct al. Attorneys. Lam
bert, Easily Smith-Barnard & johnson.
No. 2A. Cay ". Guy ct al. Attorneys, Arthur
Peter-J W. Daridge.
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JACOB NJ. THoRNE DEAD.
Prominent Politician ana Business
sfan Passes Away.

prominent Politician and Business
Man Passes away.
Special to The Washington HeTsld.
Falls Church. Va. March 1s.-Jacob NJ.
Thorne died this morning at his residence
near here, following long illness. Soon
after the close OF the war ne accepted a
position in the Internal revenue service.
locating at Winchester. in 1867. where he
remained until 1877 when he located here.
connecting himself with the Munson Hill
nurseries, with which he remained until
his death. In 1885 he was elected a mem
Der OF the Virginia Legislature. He was
a member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. He was also a member Of KEN
per Lodge, A. F. & A. NJ. and was a
director of the Independent Mutual Fire
Insurance Company.
In 1851 he was married TO Mary +. Rob
erts. His widow and nine children. five
daughters and four sons, and seven
grandchildren survive him.
The funeral services will take place
from the Methodist Episcopal Church ar
p. m. tomorrow
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DEATH RECORD.

Zcdak W. Kessler. 9l3 o st. ne. 81 years
Isabella Murphy SO Mass. ave. nv. 50 years.
Jennie Hough, Wash, Asy. Hosp, 80 years.
Levi BoWcTsox. ma Fla. ave. ne. S. years.
Urban Geier. s07 st. NV. q years.
GEORGE Knott. sis Pros. ect ave-. 80 years.
Garland A. Rossor. S4ls p ST. NV. q years.
Retta /. iauchler. 10 . St nc. p years.
Rosa l. Jones, 90 ist st. sw.. 30 years.
Amanda Flynn. 1914 9Th ST. sw.. Il yesFs.
Eliza J. PAYNE rs ST. sw., "A years.
james 3. Law, go 9Th st. ne. 81 years.
Sarah \, McSeir. Garfield Hospital hour.
COLORED
Mary Z. Ha5ton. go 18th st. Sc. 9 years.
Lillian Belt. O'BrieR court NV. / year.
Eliza Hei5ert, 40 St Sc, G. years.
Wm. Samuels Goyt Hosp. Insane, 81 years
Lawrence Williams. 1873 L 81. nv. IS years.
James Gibbons. Providence Hospital. ; yearz.
Vivian r. Cole. 50 ST. NV. months.
Elsie Dunbar, 2llZ eth &, months
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Probate Court,

JINtiAE HbJLD.
Estate Of Stuart Murray viii dated Apr. H. 1895.
fled
Estate Of AFmilds McGrew; order TO show cause.
Attorney, A. q. Bentley.
Estate Of Allan Gilmour; petition for probate
amended. Attorneys. Blair < Thom
Estate Of Fanny F. Mason; letters Of administra-
ton granted TO Virginia n. Bower; bond. s5eo
Attorneys Berry & Minor
Estate Of Henry Kropp: viii admitted 10 probate
and letters testameutaTy granted TO John W. HE:
bond. 500 Attorney Nielsen Wilson.
Estate Of IOsephus Anderson letters OF adminstFs-
ton granted % Harvey T. Winfield and Charles +
Robson; bond, $40. Attorneys. Ralston & siddons.
Estate OF John G.. lockwood; order 10 show
cause.
Estate Of Adeiine \. Chalker will dated July 2.
1906 flied.
Estate Of Michael McKenns; petition for letters
Of administration hled. Attorney. H. f. TaEsart.
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Welded AT ROCKVILLE.
Two Couples Visit Maryland Town
for Marriage Ceremony.

Two couples visit Maryia Tow n
for Marriage Ceremony.
Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Rockville. Nd, March 1e.-George Blu
ehanan Smith, aged twenty-one years,
and Miss Sadie Rosina Darsey aged
eighteen years, both OF Washington. were
married here this afternoon by Rev. S. R.
White, the ceremony taking place at the
home of the minister. The young folks
returned to the city Immediately after
the ceremony.
Yesterday afternoon Henry P. Ewing,
aged thirty-three years, of Pittsburg, and
Miss Grace NJ. Shannon, aged twenty
three years. of Chicago. were married
here by Rev. Thomas J. Packard, rector
of Christ Episcopal Church. They left
for Washington soon after the ceremony.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-20

The National Capital Dental Society
will hold its annual banquet this evening
at the Cairo. Jesse 3. schafhirt will pre-
side as postmaster. and the speakers
will be Or. Starr Parsons. 6n Our So
eiety;" Dr.. William B. Daily, on The
Dental Profession:" DIR. c. H. Rowland,
on Dental Education" Dr.. Seneca b.
Balm, on Dentistry a Speciality Of Medi-
cine Oh. B. Holly Smith. OF Baltimore,
on 'The National Dental Association, -
and Dr.. c. W Cuthbertson, on "Reei-
nrnclfY"
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Eauitr Court No. 1.

CHIEF JUSTICE JLABAUGH.
Cooke Britt; fund in trust ordered paid and
cause referred to auditor Compartments solicitors.
Gordon & Gordon
Bright rs. Chsppell: bill dismissed with costs.
Complainants solicitor. 8 Herbert Giesy, defend
ants solicitors. Birney & Woodland aud ". C. Suli-
van.
Buchanan vs.. District Of Columbia demurrer over
ruled with leave To answer CompsinSnt's solicitor
Samuel Maddox: defendants solicitors. l. H
Thomas and Helen +, HILL
Shea District Of Columbia; demurrer overT7lled
with leave TO answer Compartments solicitor. sam
uel Maddox; defendants solicitor, E. Il. Thomas.
Assignment for to-day:
No AZ In re bankruptcy Henry n. GiraTd.
Attorneys Philip Naker-Douglas & Douglas c. c.
Miller
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lsIiss Jennie smith weda.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va, March 1s.-In the
presence of a few intimate friends. at
her home, Miss Jennie Smith. only daul.l.-
ter Of the late Jack Smith. Of Gore. this
county, was married this afternoon to
Mr.. c. Garvin, formerly of this county.
but now a prominent business man Of
Greensboro. n. c. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. ". A. Pearson, pastor
OF the Baptist Church, after which the
bride and groom left on a Northern tour.
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Mayor Bernard ParaIyzed.

sTeclaI 20 Inc Waa-ll1gIon HeTald-
Rocky Mount. Va. March 1e.-James A.
Bernard. mayor Of this municipality a
gallant Confederate soldier, who served
with distinction as a captain of infantry.
having participated in the charge at
Gettysburg, was stricken with paralysis
at his home in this town, Saturday night
last He has been speechless since. and
little hope is entertained for his recovery.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Hans Mertsnsen. a. and Anna C. Daan. q. Rev
h. Schroe IeE
Carroll W Browning % and Eva J. Beyer ls
Rev. William q. Davenport.
Charles ". Durham IS. and MARY z. Mclean
s.. Rev. J. h. Clayton
Maurice H. Weber. 90 and Rose A. MeSslly. 90
Rev. Albert Evans
Leon b. Kromer. 80 L. s. A.. and Jane NJ
StOtsenburg, L. Rev. Herbert Scott Smith.
C0IoRED
Arthur J. Bonner. a. and Louise Bsrtholomew,
O. both Of New Orleans, la. Rev paul Griffith
Albert Evans, q, and Julia johnson, "a Rev. T.
II. 0YcFton-
William n. Harris. q. and Henrietta Nelson .
Rev J. A. TAYLOR.
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First Maryland INSPECTED
1seiaI to The washington Hsrala.

aTeclaI % The Wilmington HeFaId,
Hagerstown, Nd. March 19.-Capt VIII
liam Baird, L. S. A. retired. and Col.
Charles D. Gather. acting inspector gen.
eTal OF the First Brigade, tonight in
spected the regimental headquarters of
the First Maryland Regiment, Col.
Charles A. Little commanding, and also
Company b. of the First Regiment. Capt
George L. Fisher commanding.
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Mexican war Veteran Dies,

Special 10 The Washington Herald
staunton, Va. March 19.-Jobn Peer.
stauntons oldest citizen, is dead here
having suceumbed to the inhrmities OF
old age. He was a veteran OF the Next
can war and was also a gallant soldier
in the civil war. He was in hts
eighty-ninth year He leaves one daugh-
ter, Miss Della Peer.
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Request for Hearing Granted

The request from Linthicum Institute
for hearing before the Commissioners
relative 20 the erection of fire escape on
their hall, on 0 street. between Thirty
first and Thirty-seeond streets northwest,
was granted yesterday. The date has not
been determined.
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circuit Court No. L.

Jackson vs.. Waters plaintiff takes non-sgit with
costs against plaintiff. Plaintiffs attorney, a, q.
Bentley: defendants attorneys, MILAN & Smith,
Hight Va. Moore; verdict foT pisintin fer 81 Ioo.
Plaintiffs attorney, A. Y. Bradley; defendants al
soraey. A. A. Birney.
0'Brisn Ct al. vs. pabst Brewing Company rerdet
for defendant. Plaintiffs attorney. Edwin Forrest
defendants attorneys D. s. Mseksn and ]. A.
Maesiel.
Assignments sor today
Ne ss. Driseol rs. cig and Suburban Railway.
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-, Educntors EIecte,I.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Richmond, March 1s.-The State board
of education met tonight ana selected
two new members in place of +. C.
Glass. Of Lynchburg. and John T.
West. of Norfolk county. whose terms
expired. Their successors are l. M.
lynch, Of Frederick, and Supt. Nc
Chesney, OF Bristol
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Mrs. Rebecca ID. Lewis Dead.

special 20 The Washington Herald
Winchester, Va, March 19-Mrs. Re
/ oeeea D. Lewis died to-day at her home
after protracted sickness, aged eighty
seven years. She was d member of Grace
Lutheran Church over sixty years. She
was the widow Of John Lewis, and leaves
'hree sons and four daughters.
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WILL NEED NO SPECIAL STAMP.
After July 1 10 Cents Extra Postage
Insures Special Delivery.

After July !, in accordance with the
provisions Of the postal appropriation bill
letters and packages will be forwarded by
special delivery If they have attached to
them 10 cents postage in addition to the
ordinary postage and are marked Special
delivery"
This will do away with the necessity OF
using the regular special delivery
stamps. which, IN many instances are
more difficult 10 procure than the stamps
of other denominations. II is believed at
the department that considerable in
crease Of business viii result from the
new system OF special delivery.
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sIaaona % Meet wcdnendnr

The Masonic Temple Association win
hold a meeting at fair headquarters
Wednesday. March 20. at O'Clock p. M,
at which time it is probable action viii
be taken regarding the awarding of con-
tracts for the new Masonic Temple.
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Point for the Adyertiser-Th
newspaper that goes into the
homes is the newspaper that brings
advertising results More people
here by thousands are reading The
Washington Herald than ever be-
fore read a morning newspaper at
the Capital.
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Announcement is made of the appoint
ment OF w. ]. Pierce, formerly superin-
tendent of the Jacksonville division OF the
Southern Railway. to the position of as
sistsnt superintendent Of the Washington
division Of the road, with headquarters in
this city, Mr.. Pierce succeeds A. r. Cone,
who was recently promoted to be superin-
tendent Of the Richmond division Of the
Southern.
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Mechnnlcs' Lien

1 Ma. 559I. Robert ". Gillian vs. Nancy PAYNE
/ lot g, block Is. Deanwood Heights. Sis
No. 500, Edward n D,n ". John G. Perkins
/ part lot %. square a. $50. Attorneys. Rslston &
Siddnns
No. sos Same rs. Chris Cox Dawson part ssms
| lot. $3.50. Attorneys. Ralstnn & siddons
No. 5s34 Same Clarence B. Higft mart ssus
/ lot. $50. Attorneys Ralsten & Siadons
I No. SECS. George Fl. Adams vs. AliCs Gittcrusn
| lot 81. block 5057. Hillbrook. s6s@ Attorney. N.
D. Caupbcii
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Criminal Court No. L.

7
United States rs. Binger Hermann; violating sec
/ ton sos. z. 5. L. s.: on trial Attorneys, A. S.
Worthngton and H. Prescott Galley