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The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
lprlees quoted are wboIesalel

(Priees quoted are whoIesalsl
BUTTER-Suppiy increased prices lower Cream
cry. fancy. g: Western frsts 3la3Z. seconds. "a
IS: process fancy 25a2s; fair 10 good 2sa5; d2iry
choice 24aZ5; good Zla22; packed fresh I5al6,
CHEESE-Market firm. New York State, factory
large lla5 do. small. I5als: sumner. large. l25za
Is Western factor new. choice. lal2; do. fair 70
good. l0alI: Virginia. 10
EGGS -ReceiTts heavy and market steady. Nearby.
fresh. Virginia Z West Virginia and Southwest
Virginia, I5; Tennessee. l6; North Carolina Is.
LIVE POULTRY-Receipts light and market
active Chickens large. per ID. Is medium. Hals
small. aa22; stags. loail; hens. IS; roos;ers, z;
ducks large. l5as small, l2al3; geese Sail; TURKEYS
toms, l5aIe; hens. Has: turkeys thin ssl0: keats
lZlH
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts heavy, choice
s;ock hm. Trkeys hens, uudrawn. BAD; average
undFsWB Eals. thin. 10, cid toms. i5al6; chickens.
spring large Is: small. l6al7; CaIons 7-Ib aTeIage
lsal3 small. lsls hens, choice, Is; ROSTERS, sas
ducks large. NalS. small, l3. goose. SALE.
DRESSED MEATs-Choice dressed veal wanted
Hogs in active demand. Calves. full dressed. sO0a
looO; heads OF, s0aloo3, hos dressed calves sO04
O. o.; hams. country. sugar cured. l2isal5: hogs
small and Deat. per cWt.. So medium, scos heavy
o0a7-51.
vEGETABLE5-Potato market better and de-
H.and good; sweets and ysms duh; home grown.
56aL55. potatoes, per buslel. 4ca59; Virginia and
Maryland. per bbl-. L55al.75; sweet potatoes per
Dbl. 208z2 .. yams TJsl.00; cabbage. home grown.
per 10. LO0a6-0o: oeleTJ. New YOsK. IeT buncl JA
co. cucumbos. Florida. per basket. 20a25o: onions.
Bermuda. PER crate. LZ5ai.5o. Maryland and Viz
ginia pcT bbL. L75s2.05. Ohio peE bbl. L75a2 %
tomatoes Florida. crate 3eos4.03.
GREEN FRUTTS-Amde market sircng ard nice
table varieties meet with steady sale; common stock
neglected York Imperial. 200a3o0: Ben Davis 2001
2T5. Wine Sap 200a30o. fancy table fruit 25la3 %
Spy. per banel 25oa350 Greening 2oo45.25; loose
packed. LOoal.5.
DRIED FRUITS-Appes. sliced. fancy. 5;
sliced bright iaft cherries l2sl4; whogtleberries.
IaaI2: laspberies Ha3. backbsrTics &
HAY AND aTRAW-Timothy. choice 2o90:
No. J. s00; Nc. ? 1s.50al9-e0; mixed hay. I3.oo4
E50. clover. = 5oal5O0 straw. Tye. bundle. lL08a
l20o ne machine thrash. s59as9i wheat. 7.o2a72 ..
GRAIN-Wheat choice. Has; fair 70 god, 6Sa72.
ordinary J9a55. C0rn-shSlled. white. 5ia5j. yellow.
Sass, ear. e.50a28 Oats-Western. white. No ,
EsH. mixed siaG
WOOL AND HIDES-GTeeB hides. firm, and
wanted. Receipts q fur light and demand good
for all grades. Wool, washed. free Of bus. PEI
pound 55a57. wool. uuwashed. free Of burs. Zass
wool buuy. 25a2s; hides. green. Il: dry. l5aI7
shcfpskins green, each, soaL5o; dry, Ea75; calf
skins Lo9slS: muskrat. l0a20s black. y: kits s.
skunk, 25aIs7; mink 75aiO0: rabbit skins lali.
oposslm Ioa25; raocoOn. sjsgJ: fo1. red. Lo0a2 %
gray. S0a75.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square I205-Wilnm " Burcl ot VA. to Charles
Il. Crsein and Charles H. q. McCsrtensy. "a
secure Ellen r Osborn aud Sarah Osborn.
500, years. per cent. part lot 20
Square eis-CaTTie =. Childs 20 Samuel II. Walker
and Michael l. Weller. 90 secure Eastern Build
Ing and Loan Association. S5.co5. part original
Dot Z. Same TO John r. O'Ncn and Henry A.
He-rsn to secure Ida Denham. $780, years,
per cent same property.
Square 9i3-Willism H. West e ux. TO Jackson II.
Ralston and +. Quincy Smith. to secure Union
Savings Bank, $50. 3 years, PCT cent. semi
annually lot 20.
Square 365-Msry L. Loehr to William T. Yillett
and " II. +. ReinoCkc. to secure Charles A.
Fiskc, $3.50, years, per cent, scmi-anHually
part lot ia
Square l027-A W MofHtt Ct ux TO William A.
Easteriay and ". Z. Schneider. to secure Leo
Bergmsrk. Sl.sJ0, 3 years. 5 PER cent. semi-au-
nualiy. lot l02- Same % same. 90 secure same.
800 20 s. months. per cent. same property.
Peters Mil Seat-Chnrles W. Harris et uy to
Thomas Walker and James +. Bundy. TO secure
Elijah II. Allen 500. ! year per cent. semi
annually part.
Square 3a-AIau McIane Albert 20 AIbcrt l.
StuTteyant and William A. Hill. 20 secure
Helen Lucretia Thompson Sj00a. years ) per
cent. semi-snnuaIy. part original lot g.
Homcad Aianor-Patrick J. Walshe ct ux. "a
American Security and Trust Company % Sc
cure National Savings and Trust Company
S.oJo years, pcr cent, semi annually, lot 81
block Is.
Square y72-Nargaret L, Turtou ct Fir. William 4
10 Upton Fl. Ridenom. j.. and Edward J.
Stellwagen to secure George ". Corbett 81 40o1
/ year. 5 per cent. semisunualy. lot D.
Square l3l-J. &. Kennedy Campbell TO Ralph p
Barnard and Cry II. johnson. 80 secure John
II. Thornton 5000. years. per cent semi
annually lots q aud IS.
Square ssl-AIay L. s. Davis to Washington Loan
and Trust Company. 10 secure Equitable Co
operative Building Association. S2.0t0. lot 81.
Barry Fam-SiiTia l. Phillips Ct vir. Christopher
p to same. to secure same, 81, ,i00 lot 9. sec
ton s.
Petworth-LeweTs s. Wilkinson ct VIZ. Oscar. ic
Mary b Willer and Gland Livingston. to Sc
cure A. Erskine Miller. S2.l00, years y,eT
cent. semi-annually, lots 42 "a g, square Sl3j.
Same 20 same. 20 secure S me 500 l and 2
years, per cent. semianuuaily. saRe property.
Petworth-H. Clifford Bangs to Oscar Wilkinson
and Ciaud Livingston, 10 secure Levers S. VII
kinson. $3.50. l year pr cent. semi-annualy.
lots q to A. square 3l55
Rsndle Highlands-Edgar g. McLurd TO Oscar C.
BrotheTs T. and J. Henry Brown. to secure
United States Realty Company. Sl95 monthly
payments per cent semi-annually. lot 81.
block j.
Square esl-Oscar Il. Weber 10 Charles F. Benja-
min and Roger =. Mitchell. - secure Perpetual
Building Association. $500. lot 81.
Rsndle Highlsuds-Samuel \. Boyce ct Tx. to
Oscar C. Brothers. jr.. and J. Henry Brown,
20 secure United States Realty Company. SIPS.
monthly notes. per cent, semisnnuslly, lot 80.
block g.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
SHEDS FOR union STATION
Six Tracks to Be Covered with Ma
terial Already Here.
Temporary Walks to Street Cars
VIII BE Pat Down at Once
for Opening May 1.

Three train sheds for the use Of the
travelling public are 20 be built at once
70 accommodate the Baltimore and Ohio
which viii begin using the new Union
Station May /. as announced exclusively
In yesterdays Washington Herald. The
steel frames and roofing are already on
hand and work on the sheds viii begin
next week Six tracks in all are to BE-
utilized by the railroad company at the
beginning
Although no official notice has been re-
ceiyed at the Office of the District engi-
neer, Capt J. j. Morrow, to the effect
that the new depot is TO be put in readi-
ness for occupancy within the next six
weeks. 1t is known. however. that such
arrangements are being made. 1t is gen
orally understood among the officials that
the definite action by the railroad men
VIII be taken within the next few days
II is figured by engineers and architects
that more than a year viii eiapse before
the street railway tracks are put down in
front Of the depots main entrance. even
If the bil is passed early al the. next
session of Congress. The nearest street
tracks. as conducted under the present
system. are TWO blocks distant
Temporary wooden walks are 70 be laid
along the newly made ground from the
north Of the station leading to the street
car lines. These walks viii be on both
sides OF the thoroughfare and VIII remain
until after the street car question has
been settled and all the details for the
completion Of the approach decided upon,
Driveways TO the main entrance TO the
north of the Union Depot are also 10 be
arranged within the next few months.
Hundreds Of people. who had no idea
that the building was nearly ready for
occupancy until they saw the notice in
yesterdays Herald. visited the site yes
terday
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
REAL EsTATE TRANsFEPs.

Randle Eighands-Uuited States Realty Company 70
Samuel y Boyce l0J s0 block s. $40.
Randlc Highlsnds-UniJed States Realty Company 90
Edgar g. McLuri. lot 81, beck E. SO
Rsudle Highlands United States Realty Company e.
John J. Wickham. 1T &. block .. So.
Pctworth--A. Erssine Miller et ux. TO Levers $.
Wilkinson lets g 70 g. square $685. SIC. Levers
:. Wilkinson CONVEYS same property % II. CHI
iTd Bangs. SO
Azadia-Lcuis T. Shoemaker. cXcCl,or. % William
Kinds IaT. $3.50
Nc. Z33 street northeast-Nlary e. Cation ts
president and directors OF Gonzasa Col!esc lot
l0l. square 750 SO
Columbia street northwest, between and Q streets
Charles 4. Fiske 70 Mary T. Lochr. uGu i0t
IL. square ss5, SO
No. roc Thirteenth street uoTJhcast-T. Franklin
SCHNEIDER Ct ux. to A. W. Mofstt. lot lo-. square
1877 SO
Barry Farm-Isabells R. Foster ct al 20 2Iag,e
BrovD. part lot g. section T. SO
No 2ls9 X street northvest-Edward $. Wescott 20
ux 10 James 5 Grant. LOS , and Tsrs let %,
square 75. SO
streets ncrthvest-Same 10 same, part lots 81 ami
s. square 353. SO
H street northwest. between Tenth and Eleventh
streets-Helcn J.. Thompson 10 Allan 1IcIaus
Ab5Tt. part original lot s. square 5ii. SO
Columbia Heights Lewis Z. BrcunirgeT ct uX. o.
Thomas J. Tobias. lot Il6 block ,, SO
No. s3l New York avenue northwest-George W
Corhctt ct iW. 70 Margaret l. TUTt0n l0J ..
square 50 $40.
No 1901 Nineteenth street ncrtbWest-John II.
Thornton Ct ux. u J. c. Kennedy Campbell. lots
8 and i5 square lE. $40
No. Is Ninth street northeast Harry WaUiman e
al 10 Andrew r. Graves. Tot Is. square 9il SO
II street northwest, between Fourisenih and tii-
teenth streets-Waltsr r. Wilcox GO t'K -
Aluilla r. Yeakle lot Il. part lots I5 l6 and p
square o. $40.
Twentieth street northwest. between and streets
Walter Il Wilcox Ct ux. to Frank A. Miller.
lot q, square 81, SO,
No s9J7 Cambridge place Bouhvest-Cuuo II. Iu-
doph ct al. TO Edward C. HaneSe lot =. slUsre
Icsa SO
rinehurst-Pinehurst Park Company to William r.
Peabody lot 2 block J. 500.
No lll6 street u0rthCast-Johu Cook. trustee u
Oscar L. Weber. lot g. square 9sl SO
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
Omeers Leavc for noston.

Col. E. NJ. Weaver, assistant to the
chief of artillery. Maj. Gen. ]. F. Bell
Chief of STAFF, and Capt William NJ
Wright, General Staff leave to-day for
Boston to participate in the Evacuation
Day celebration tomorrow. The follow
ing day an inspection viii be made Of the
military posts in the vicinity of Boston.
and In the evening they will attend a
meeting Of the field officers institute OF
the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, at
which Gen Bell and Col Weaver will
make addresses in regard to the relations
between the regular army and the Ma
tional Guard.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
PUBLIC COMFORT STATION.
Buildings at seventh and the Ave-
nue. TO Open March 20.

Buildings at seventh and the Ave-
nue. TO Open March 20.
The public convenience station at Sew
enth street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest will be ready 90 open TO the
public on or about March 20. Structurally
the buildings are very complete and Law
ish IN the appointment. There are free
compartments. as well as a few compart-
ments where extra accommodations, In
cluding individual cakes of soap and clean
towels can be had for a fee CT cents
Clean towels may be had in the free pOr-
ton by payment OF cents. The use Of
clothes brushes and comb are free.
Both rooms will have attendants.
The womens side has a matron who
looks after the comforts Of the patrons
has a small stock OF toilet accessories.
snch as pins, facial applications, needles.
and thread. and it is expected that both
mems and women's station will have
bOotblacks.
In fact eveTy possible convenience will
be provided at either slight cost or per
fectly free
The women's side also contains an emer-
gency room. where exhausted or sick
women or children can be temporarily
cared for.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
SHAMROCK CLUB BANQUET.
society WIZ Hold Its Annual Affair
at Regent Hotel Tomorrow.

The Shamrock club will hold its an
nual banquet at the Regent Hotel to-
morrow evening Frank p. Burke will
preside. and the speakers and their
toasts VIII be;
The Pay We Celebrate" ......, Rev John C. Hart
The Irish Soldier IN Action zen. John 6. Black
The United State" ......, Hon. John N. Thurston
The Right Of Ireland 10 sef-goTsTnment.
Hon. Z. J. Sullivan
'Irisamen in the Navy
Admiral Charles O'Neii. L. S. n
Thomas F. McNulty and J. Harry
Maxwell will sing, and Browns Band
viii supply the instrumental music.
The officers Of the society are Frank p,
Burke. president; p. F. Mcmahon, vice
president; T.. r. Buckley, treasurer; NJ.
F. ODonoghue. secretary. 2. F. Nc
Mahon is chairman OF the banquet
committee. and his associates are +. f.
Buckley. y. r. Finucan, VI. p. Sullivan.
John Fitzmorrls. and John D, Gala
CHER Maj. Sylvester. Hon. 7. V. Pow
derby. and Hon. Simon Wolf are invited
honorary guests
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
Goes 10 work on New Paper.

Arwine Perry Arnold, formerly on the
editorial staff of Washington Life, and
recently associate editor Of the Washing
ton edition of Ridgeway's. has accepted a
position on the staff of a newly organized
daily newspaper at Nashville. Tenn. and
is leaving to-day 10 enter upon mis- duties
Mr.. Arnold was formerly Assistant Secre-
tary Of the American Forestry Associa-
tion, and on the editorial staff of the on
cial organ of that society. Forestry and
Irrigation. He is well known IN musical
circles. and has been tenor soloist at
various Washington churches. Mr. Arnold
will make short visit with relatives in
Columbus, Ind, en- route to Nashville.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
DRILL AT FORT MYER FRIDAY.
Cavalry Squadron and Field ArtII-
lery 10 Give Exhibition.

An exhibition drill is scheduled for Fort
Myer. Friday. March %. at 2:30 p m. in
the Riding Hall. which promises 10 be the
most skillful in horsemanship and in DIR
ing riding and driving ever given at the
fort. For the first time all the squadron
OF the Thirteenth Cavalry will take part
in a drill of this kind Troops Z. F. G.
and H will each do their own feat of dar-
ing
The most spectacular part of the exhibit
ton drill viii be the drill Of the Third
Battalion Of Field Artillery. composed OF
the Third and Fourth batteries Of Field
Artillery.
This special exhibition Is given for the
benefit of the army branch Of the Young
Mems Christian Association at Fort Myer.
by courtesy Of Col. Charles \. p. Hatfield.
the post commander
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
STUDENTS HOLD DEBATE.
Government of Railroads Subject
Under Discussion.

Resolved. That the Federal gov
ernment should own and control inter
state railroads" was the subject dis
cussed by six members. Of the law class
OF the Columbian Debating Society of
the George Washington University
Friday night The judges decided in
favor of the negative.
Those for the Affirmative were Mon
tague Ross. r. Hienbeck, and r. Scott
The negative side was taken by NJ.
Levin. Sidney Roche. and A. Agnew.
First hOnOrs were awarded to Mr. Ag-
new by the judges. He was member
of the debating society that defeated
the Cincinnati University Club several
weeks ago.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
Deaths I'm the PhilippInr,

The War Department is informed of the
following deaths in the Philippines.
Murdered-William L. Smiti Company
n, Sixteenth Infantry. February 2S
Dysentery-James Miles, Company H.
Twenty-fourJh Infantry. March g. Pull
monary tuberculosis-Frank White, Troop
c., Fourth Cavalry. March 6.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Waiter e. Peter. 50. and Ellen N. B. Greene g.
Rev. G. Freelaud Peter.
Edward c. Lythe 90 and Fannie W. Bailey. IS.
both Of Baltimore Nd. Rev Jesse r. Bickneil.
Clarence g. McAiullsn. 9. and Naarah Sisson a
Rev. Charles d. Bonssck.
Samuel d. Cox. 2s Of Newport News Va. and
bertha NJ. Fisher z Of Alliston, ". Va Rev.
J. b. Mclaughlin.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
DEATH RECORD.

James HoIIoran. l0ls 18Th st. NV. "A years
Heien L. Jett 1881 y 3 ave-. years
silss C. Rcbh 81 sth 81. ne. 3 years.
Hannah r. M Keys, GO C. s. 49, IS ycars.
Helen I. Stetson 1871 Mass. ave. NV. &C years.
MARY T. Warren 1906 ~ J. ave-. NV. 80 ycars.
William H. johnson. - 18th 81. Sc. q years.
Albert Pocock. 39l5 Dent place 20 years.
Sarah J. Combs Il X ST. ne. 20 years.
Jaue : Lambeth. Zl2s lst It. Nv. 81 years
Frederick NJ. Dilger. f235 5th ST. us. % years.
MARY NJ DcSiummond. e59 Nd ave. sw.. s. yeaFs-
Henry e. Shuster. 1914 Girarl st. IS years
Joseph X. Ashton. l753 Mass ave. NV. 20 years.
Daniel Rich, II Delaware ave. sw., q years.
COLORED
Thcmton Langfcrd. sl3 18th s. NV. g years.
Lawrence West. i50s ID 50. NV. g years
Gilbert Reding 1879 / ST. NV. IS years
Corrinc Thomas 307 Dixoa coart sH. raenth.
Wm. pcndleton. 1919 8th ST. NV. months
Rawlin Madson. CD Marion court nv, u months
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
DAILY COURT RECORD.
Court of Appeals.

Assignments Tor Tuesday. March ls. 1907:
Hegllar call:
No. l7E. Harten " LoefieT. Appellants aitoF-
ney l.. 4. Bailey: appeces attorneys. Leon To
tFiuer and PreSton 3. Ray
No. l72s. MscfArlaBd rs. Barber Asphalt Paving
Company. Appellants attorneys. Z. II. Thomas and
J. +. Smith (appellees attorney. A. :. M0rthing-
ton.
No IT2s Balster vs. Cadick Appellants attor-
ney J. B. Archer. F. appelloe's attorneys, {. A.
keigwin and r. 6. Coldrsn.
No 1880. staTkwoather Dyer: appellants attor-
nsys. Evans. Benson s Poultney; sppeliee's attor-
neys. g. i. Leighton and r. g. Donaldson.
No 1881 Smith IS. Smith. Appellants attorneys.
j. X. Fagle and Wilson BaTisdale. Appellee 5
attorneys. Archer & Smith.
No 1874 Logue vs.. fleming. Appellants attor-
neys, Evans, Benson & Poultney; appelees attor-
neg r. g. Coidfen.
No l7J. Columbia National Bank rs. MaeRnight.
Appellants attorney. H. +. Leighton; appellee's at
torneys Ieckie Fulton & Cox.
No r7s. DobbiBs Thomas Appellants attor-
ney Leo simmons; appellee's attorney. X. q. Don
aldsnn.
No isi5 welch ys. Lynch. Appellants attorneys.
Nathaniel wilson c. X Wilson. and W. ID. Da-
yidgo appeIlee's attorney. G. 4. KeigWin.
No 1885, sand Filtration Corporation OF America
vs. Cowarden Appellants attorneys \. = Worth
ington and c. L. Frailey; appellee's attorneys. G.
{. Tucker and J. J. Darlington
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
Cruisers for FuIton CeIehr.t,o,

The Navy Department has selected tho
protected cruisers Denver and Cleveland,
and the armored cruiser St. Louis. of the
Atlantic fleet. to represent the United
States at the Fulton celebration at Bor-
deaux, Franch. beginning June I. After
leaving Bordeaux the Denver and the
Cleveland viii proceed to the coast OF
China and join the Asiatic fleet.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17

No. 2S9H. Frank =. padgctt unknown hein
o5 John sUter; partition. Complainant solicitor.
j. +. McNally.
No. 2s9i1 Jules 4. Dcmonet vs. Nins T. Sci
fridge Ct al % substitute trustee and accounting
Cumplainant.s soIicit0Ts Barnani 8 Johnson.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17

No. 02A Snuth Bend Mills and Timber Com
psny vs Thomas T. RILEY, check and note S5G.-5.
Plaintiffs att0rueys Berry & Minor and Welsh a
Welsh.
No s93Sj. Benjamin r. Tiefenthaler vs.. Charlie,
". Slater; bill Of exchange 81 .i65 Plaintiffs A.
toTneys. ". J. Lambert and ~. r. Andrews,
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
Naval Orders.

Lieut.. f. c. MUSTIN. detached navy yard. wash
ington. 20 Kansas
Paymastcr r. H. WOODS detsrbpd Kserssrg, o.,
Naval Academy. Annapolis
Paymaster d. P0TTERS to Kearsarge
Paymaster q. BROWN. detached Naval Ac,d
emy. settle accounts wait orders
Passed Assistant Paymsster A HoVEY KING dc.
tached SoutheTy % navy ward. Portsmouth
Paymaster's CLERK r. Z. KEMPTER. resignation
accepted.
PaymasJeTs ClCIk Il. NJ. ONETLL. aunofDted to
duty IN connection with settlement OF accounts
Of Naval Station san Juan.
Pharmacist T. ". SCOTT. to Naval ACADEMY
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
Marine Corps Orders.

Capi- y g BURTON relieved from duty az the
Marine Barracks. Norfolk and ordered 10 Pan
ANA ior duty as quartcmasteF Of the Marine
MATTHEW'S. who Is ordered 10 this eitv.
Second Lieut. V Y. SWEENEY, from the L. 5. 5
New Jersey to the Naval Hospital Norfolk for
treatment.
FIRST Lieut. y. +. NULTE. from Marine Bar
racks, New York. TO command the marina de-
tSchment on The L. 5. :. Minnesota.
Second Lieut. DAVID II. RANDALL. from Marine
Barracks Norfolk. TO the Minnesota.
Second Lieut.. JOHN =. NEyIN. from marine head
quarters 10 Marine Barracks. League Island Pa
70 command marine detachment transferred ~
Midway Islands, North Pacific relieving second
Lieut. MAURICE T. SHEARER. who il on
dered to Marine Barracks. Mare Island. Cal
Second Lieut. H. T. NULTE. from the L. \ :
Vermont 10 the Marine Barracks. Bastou
Second Lieut. ANDREW B. DRUM from Marine
Barracks Washington ID. G.. % duty with the
marine department on the Vermont
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
EauIfy Suits.

Estate II ivah :. BTinman; VIII dated Norembc
e. 1891. filed.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
Largest Morning circuIaticn.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon it's sworn circulation-a cir
culation in Washington larger by
thousands than was ever before at
tained by any morning newspaper
at the Capital Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
mnde CHIEF OF military Division.

Col Thaddeus W. Jones, at present n
member of the third section of the General
StaT. has been appointed chief OF the mill
itary Information division, 10 succeed
Col. Potts, ordered 10 San Francisco.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
Bankrupt Petition.
LEW AnLfa.

No. DL Walter Hieston broker lu0 J. street
northwest voluntary; assets So coo. liabilities So
90e Attorney. C. Albert White.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
MOVEMENTS OF NEssELs-Ths following rnn,.-

ments Of vessels have been reported to the Bu
Of Navigation:
Arived-AiaTch Is. Sterling at Hampton Roads.
lIuhuque at Puerto Plats; Charleston Boston
I'rebie. and Paul Jones at Magdalena Bsv.
StaniSh at Annapolis: Yankt0n at Santiago De
Cuba.
Saied-Alarch "a, Sterling from philadelphia for
Hampton Roads March IS Arkansas from An
napols Tor Norfolk; Yankton from Guantanamo
for Santiago de Cuba March ls Pennsvlvs1is
and Colorado from Nankin for Shanghai.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
UKFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

l5a COLUMBIA ROAD-ONE FLOOR Four
rooms: four large closets. southern exposure vill
rent furnished II preferred mll7-5r
The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
Bankruptcy Court.
Probate Court.

In re Walter Hiest0u. adjudication aud reference
TO William Hallam ordered.
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Equity Court No. 4.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No assignment for Monday March Is. 1907.

Equity Court No. =.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Assignments fer Monday March IS. 1907:
No. l76 Las Oyas Company Vs Davis Attorneys.
J. j. Darlington-S a. Putnam.
Nc. 1876 Shea vs. Mullony. Attorneys. W J.
Lambert and J. s. Easby Smith Barnard d John
soD.
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Assignments fer Monday. March ls. 1877
No. a23 Cave Is. bIcDemott. Attorneys. II. T.
Davis and C. G.. Tacker-J. J. Darlington.
No 80 National soda Fountain Company "
Afseck Attorneys, S. T. ThGmss-W. H. AekeE
and 7 Percy Myers.
No. f57. Laurel Clay Products Company vs.. Cook
Attorneys " ID. Dayidgc-C. " DaTr.
Ne if3 Newton rs. Columbia Railway Company.
Attorneys. A Il. Wcbb-J. ). Darlington.
No. s7i Foster vs.. Sand Filtration Cooperation.
Attomeys p. 7. Doyie-DUugas & Douglas and
l. J. AlatheF
No. a75 Taylor Vs. Taylor Attorneys. J. ".
Jennings-Padgett & Forrest.
No. il5. Hight IS. Moore. Attorneys, A. G, Brad
iey-A. A. Biuey.
Ne. so Jackson Waters. Attorneys. A g.
BentlCy-Miilau & Smith.
NJ. ssl Reed vs. Steele. Attorneys, c. Caring
ton aud Irving Wamson-W {. A. o. Gle
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