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Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-25

The king of England is a publisher.
He has the exclusive right to issue
mariners charts, and English mari
ners are forbidden by law to use any
charts but his. The copyright on
these royal charts. furthermore, V
run out. 1t endures forever.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-25
Art Wares

An assortment of about twelve
pieces of genuine Bronzes-mostly
figures-$60 to $3.50, were $S5 to $500.
Italian Pedestals in white and
green marble, Sc to $3.50, worth
$3.50 to SIS.
Marble Busts. in figures and
groups, $3.50 to $50, worth $22.5O to
eTF
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-25
WAGES a Small Item.

Less than five per cent. of the ex-
penses of the "a Strengthening and
meat packing establishments of Chi
cago is for wages.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-25
Progress.

Blacksmiths forge ahead.
Money lenders advance daily.
Real estate men gain { round.
Gamblers get the upper band.
Tailors press forward Nudge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-25
I MaamA-aQn1
Last Week
Of the March China Sale

Our increased preparations for this great movement in our
new China Store account for the splendid array of offerings
with which we are able to start this last week Of the great March
Sale. The lists that follow will give a fair suggestion of the va
riety and the decisive economies presented.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-25
Sincerity and Heroism.

Sincerity, a deep, great, genuine sin
IceAjty. is the first Characteristic of all
men In any way heroic:-Carlyle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-25
Peace a. Anv prilW

Burglar-Your money orssour life.
Sleepy Father-Take bsth but don't
wake the babv.-Royal l~daezzine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-25
To Improve ''LvIe" Row.

DR.. f. c. Henry has transferred
,ne-half of the Lyle Cottage" prop
.rty on Market street to Joseph f
Stricken. Mr.. Stricken said on Sat.
lrday that they intended making
l number of improvements on the
cottages at once. AS soon as the
louses are fitted with modern i'm
lrovements they will be placed Oh
The market.
The safe, certain, reliable littlf
lills that do not grippe or sicken ar
Oade's Little Liver Pills. Best TO
,ick headaches, biliousness and laz
'ivers. Sold by Sections Pharmacy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-25

MICH A e 4 KA
Undertaken aud Embalmer. Calls answered.
promptly night and d,y. COACHES to hire for
nnerIls and ether purposes. Long lfs Fhone
r Eef STk~F sTRFFT
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-25

7212-s-1s-2O-22-25-27-29
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE.

FIRST BACE-Maiieus. four and rnehslf fur-
longs Evelyn S.. ll2 lIoriarityI 70 20 T. won: LADY
Badur. il2 IT. Tavlor . % for place. second
Silver Cup. III .B0laud,. o. % show. third
Time. o s. 25 Mai Couria 'Tis Ne Flarnev 0F-
bent. Grem=e Cousin Frances. Little Minnie. In
vest-ass. Waldorf Belle. Demonstrate and Nerrigo
ais, ran
SECOND RACE-SelIuE. thrse-ysa--0lds: si1 fur
longs A-tful Dodger lf2 Au7-iuf. 70 !. won:
Camille. q Jow1inI o. for place second. Hazel
Patch IL .LCet ro 20 show. third Time
lI7 -. Joe Fai'ert Little George Wc=-crn Wvuta
Mary or Denigree. j. j.. f.. Bonnie. Bard. Dea-
con and Betty Miller also ran
THIRD RACE-PUrsa: tro-year-olIs. five f,rlorgs
Macke-sl. l13 u. Lee. 9 % D. Hon. Catherine r
100 iTuemaul 5 20 2 for place second. Gresham
lm "a Brown. % o. show. third Time Ils
Billy B1wlegs Judga DunJ0n. Headline. Wagner.
r., Esther Brown. Bitter Man, and I. g. Widrig
also ran.
FOURTH RACE - Steeplechase: short course
Lights out. isl lPemhert0nl, s 10 s. won: trace
lsnd. l2s BustonI. 10 I for place. second: KHidoe
rs iYoUreln ont to show. third Tr-e 25s 25
Bluemnt Twenty Shot. and suoVdrift also ran.
Mcclure fell OF Dr. Heard on the fat
FIFTH RACE-SeTDn fUrl0uCs Envoy loe II
Lee, 6 % 5. won. Request. % Dearborn. 5 N
second: Light Note I03 OAustinI g % l. third.
Time. i-3o 3-5 Funicrl7irr Wo1iclaiu Lieutenant
Rice. and Maih0x sis1 Tau
SIXTH RACE-One and 1ne-siXteenth miles. sell
ing Matad0r ~ r. Martini. Is % l. won. Pso-
teus. la9 a Brown, Is % !. second. Relien IFS
Dearborn. 20 ]. third. Time. i-53 The Gsdfv
Fonsoluca. SuiiFy. Quagga Seasalt. and MoCcasin
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
TWO OUTSIDERS LAND.
Ralph Young and DesmageS Come
in First at Oakland.

San Francisco. June 3.-Ralph Young
and Desmagcs were the only outsiders 10
land at Oakland this afternoon. Al
Indy beat Conbury a neck in the ffth,
which was the only close finish of the
day. Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Four furl01Ez. Katie Rsiuez. no
Fischer. l3 TO 3 won; Snariragon 10 lB5el.
. to g. second. Forest Rose no JNcClsinl, 50 20
third. Time. Gas 35. SaUcv NJ. Camenlna. Rara-
tan. Gissu. Belle Brady, Chara, Tia Juana. and
Lila also Ian-
SECOND RACE-Siy fITl0nEs. The Sultan. I77
'B1rel, % J. won. EckerssN 10 lRettiEi. % p
second: Dr. RoweU l2 .Nienlevf. q 20 / third
Time. s. DeUa1m0t. G5narf0. Smiihv Kane.
Galice Roscoe. DoTa T., Nelar. and Ella also ian.
THIRD RACE-0ne and Cue-siXteenth miles Des-
images. lii Nichols. Z 20 l. won; The Captain. lo9
Davis. 20 s. second, St. George r.. ll2 Nc
LauEhlmI. 80 t' T. third Time l,H. Adirondacs.
Water Cure. Marfsu0r InyictUs. Etapl, P8cifco.
WaF'enicbt and J. B. Smith also ran.
FOURTH RAfE-Hne and one-sixtecutb miles.
Ralph Young l1- .KirschhsUml z % l. won. HI
CaBl Can. l09 Wilm0r % % T. second; andrew
Mack. li2 Fischer. 30 10 @ third. Time l.l7 25.
C0rigan. Cardinal Sgrt1. Nl0rando sea Air. BY
ruuerdale. BTicTs. and Ed Sheridan also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Siy frri0ngs Al Lindlev. l0Z
Davis. 10 2 won. C0mhufu ll2 .Ei-schbauml. T
third Time la Lihcr Ha1dm7iden L. G. Ack-
erlv. and Ccstados also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Sereu f.rI1ugs Fred Rerf Ig7
ikirschhaumI 70 5. won, B0maine I0i Rettigl
IS 70 !. second, Tarn. JOS Davis. 70 I. third
Time. l26 l-5 Aada. Northwest Ssl8bie Little
Minister Rey Del llHnd7 and Lord Of Vale also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
REFORM HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS.
Local Teachers Want General Par
tfcipatfon i'm Athletics,

Relieving that the present conduct of
athletics in the local high schools is not
along proper lines, the Teachers Associa-
ton has started movement for certain
reforms by which it is expected TO bring
about a more general participation in the
different branches Of sports by the pupils
of the five schools.
The idea originated with Prof. Arnold
W. Spanhoofd, head of the German de-
partment at Central High School, and he
was requested by the High School Teach
.ers Association to deliver an address
upon the subject before a recent meeting
of that body
The address was printed in a six-page
pamphlet and distributed among the
teachers and pupils of the high schools.
At the outset Prof Spanhoofd states
that he formerly engaged in athletics
not only IN this country, but in Germany.
but he objects to being called an athlete
in the American sense Of the word Il
never broke a single record, and I would
not go across the street to break one II
had the chance" says Prof Spanhoofd.
y love athletics for their own sake for
their invigorating influence on mind and
body, and am as callOus as a lobster TO
the great honor involved in record break
ing, nor do like 10 make an exhibition
of myself and 10 offer an opportunity for
Tom Dick. and Harry to gamble on my
stunts"
Then. Prof Spanhoofd refers TO the
American woman. He says that the
American women are the greatest ath-
letes in the world, but goes on TO say
that they only take up athletics now
and then, spasmodically. as a lad. not for
the love Of the exercise"
Speaking of American men, Prof Span
hoOfd says. Il have seen a good bit Of
this world, but nowhere have a found less
active athletics among men and more
talking and Dragging about athletics than
in this country. Nowhere In the world
have I seen such careless and criminal
neglect Of one Of the most important
factors IN the education Of the young as
here. Il is astounding how little atten-
ton is paid in our schools 20 q sound and
systematic physical training Of the grow
ing youth"
Prof Spanhoofd goes on 20 say that II
a boy can jump a little higher than the
rest of the boys. he is encouraged. and
made 10 believe that ne is doing some
thing wonderful. He is told that the repu-
tation Of the school depends upon his ef-
forts. and that leads him 10 strain HIM
self TO such an extent that broken health
and. not infrequently. an Untimely death
is his portion
Well-organized athletics are most bene-
fetal 10 everybody: It is the abuse Of ath-
letics that works the mischief. And we
abuse athletics in this country. degrade
them to the level Of prize fight or faro
game, mainly because the average Ameri-
can does not take active part in them,
and knows too little about them.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
Equity Court No I.
CHTEF JUSTICE CLABATGH-


Whitemore vs. Whi,emorc; guardian al Item ap-
pointed. C0npainant's solicitors HAYDEN Johnson
end Campbell Darlington. defendants solicitor. r.
4 HciSkell
Ten Eyck TS Ncnlair. trustees authorized to ac-
c7Ut Offer '0mUlam1nts solicitors H. L. Ds7is
ard F. r. Kimhsll; defendants solicitors J.
Larner. J. !. Darlington. ". G. Sullivan J. T.
Laskev. and John Ridout
Clarke rs. Howard. guardian al litem appointed
Complainan,'s solicitor J Altheus johnson.
Byrne rs. NaEEamsn receivers authorized 70 ac-
cspt offer and utilize rents I'm preservation q prop
5rfy. C0mpainant's solicitors =. r. Thomas and
Ralston & Sidons; defendants solicitors Carlisle
Johnson and Irving Williamson
In re adoption Il Rose Rockwell adoption legal
lied. Attorney. !. !. Darlington.
Edwards rs. Kellogg; caUse dismissed for want II
prosecution. Compl7iuants solicitor r 6 Rev
Smith DEFENDANTS solicitors Blanseuship Everett
& Brrkarr.
kell vs. kel; costs. alimon~. and counsel fees or
dered paid. Complainant solicitors Robert T.
MsttinEly, defendants solicitor J H. Cr11dale
HCvison vs.. Mason; title vested IN complainant
hv adverse possession. Comrlansnts solicitors Hal
lam & Hai!am; defendants solicitors. z. A. Jones
Blair & Thom. J. A. Batter Wolf & Rosenberg.
Assignment for to-day: Preliminary call Of the
lime calendar.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ran1is Highlands-Uuitsd States Realty Company %
Martin Peunola l0t g. block south - SCI So
No. 60 street uo-thwest-Mar-arrt V Hunt % a.
- Thomas and Annie Brown. lct 40 square
6i7 SO
Iuglsside-H Rozier Dulanv et al trustees. %
Grace T.. Jenkins l7f p. block S77o0
Rosaiale ard Ishsrvrod- -Edsar P~ant @ ur. %
Hauy Rsodmil lot A. block .. Se
Kslrrma Hsiybts-Narvsret g.. Parsons . viz
George W 70 William S. Stanley, T., lot g.
bl-ck 2 Slr
No 3z3 C street s-rIthesst-Ge1-Es T. Robertson e.
uH % Asr8rl Fam. lot g. square -9l SO
Fifteenth street southeast, between and streets
james Martin q Uz. 70 William F, HGfgrth,
l0t 81 square 1859. SO
Canal street southwest between g and n streets
MARI r. Larhom 20 Fl0yd +. Davis lots q and
p square south az E5 SO.
Third street southwest between VI and streets
Annie V. Lsn7ir 20 George ". Sanford. rar- Let
g. square 5i5. SO
Pleasant Plaius-Heury G. Stewart st TX. % Joseph
II. McGsnu. lot g. SO
Columbia Heights HHleber W Thomas to Alice Z.
Thomas part %, ]. block 8. S-@
Cleveland Park-H. Rozier Duianv trustee. % Au-
gust Ercard. part lots 8. T. :. and D. block I.
N.giH
White Haven-Never r. Newman % heirs Of Eliza
beth Deviue lots 81 and g So
No 90 ! street Washington Loan and
Trust Company % Henry H. Bu-msnn ard
Julius A. Maede trustees for Washington Six
Per Cent Permanent Building Association. west
one-haH original lot g. square ass SO
Ho'msad Nauor-Hsuy y Wilson 20 al % iv0n
W. Phillips 'ot "a block a, so.
No ls& Fifteenth street uCrthWest-Iulia r. C0gl-
Ian ct al 70 Charles I. Curtiss. lot 10, square
la3 SO
Kal0rama HeightS-Iohn r. DrrXel % al 20 Mar
Faret g. Parsons. LOT Q. block p. 81 a.
f street southwest. between Sixth and Seventh
streets-F1oyd T. Davis trustee. n +. William
Iimsrirk. lot 3. square 465 s.
Alley between and 6 streets Sixth and Seventh
streets southeast William 7 Johrs-n 20 John
L. Gardiner part lots &C., 81. g. square 81 SO
Fourteenth street northwest. between F and q
s'reets-Charlss J.. Curtiss e. TX 10 Julia r.
CoFhlau ard Orson Barbour lot a. square los
SO
y street northwest between Seventeenth and Eight
eeuth streets-Sane 10 same, lot . square li9, SO
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Barry Fsm-Samuel H. Lucas et ux 20 William C.
Sullivan and Irwin II. Linton. 10 secure Julius
". Tolson 500. 2 years 6 per cent. semi-an-
nually. part lot g. section o
Square 52e-Ioe W. Marshall ct NIX. 70 Thomas Wal
ker and James 7. Bundy. 70 secure Elijah H.
Allen S45, 4 20 sS months, per cent. semi
annually lot IS
Square iss z. William Limerick ct uz. to Benjamin
7. Leighton and FLOYD T. Davis to secure
Euestine F. Terhiuger 800 Z and years,
; per cent. semi-annually l0t g.
Square l9l-Minna Sacks ct vr Isaac. 20 National
Savings and Trust Company. % secure American
Security and Trust Company. $500 3 years. 5
per cent semiannuallv part lot a.
Square 45-HerTy II. BeTgmann and Julius A. Mae
del. trustees. to John p. Larner and John A.
Hamilton, TO secure Washington Loan and Trust
Company S2o0o. ! ~ Years. per cent semi
annually west half original lot G.
Square G3-Sven r. Pearson et TX. 70 Charles g.
Allen and William Fl. Saunders 10 secure sam
Uel :. BUrGett $500 years per cent semi
annually part lot is.
Holmead Manor-Ivan W. Phillips 70 s Percy
Thomson and Morton J. Luchs. 10 secure Harry
r. Wilson and Harry Wa-iman Il 800 ! 10 IS
months rer cent samianuuaIly lot Is. block a.
Square lo5a-William ?. Herfurth ct ux 70 John
Quinn and George 4. Martin 20 secure James
Martin, SllO1. % 6 months. per cent. semi
Annually. lot g.
Square Ge-El1aheth Johrson and others N Clar-
enco I. GFssfCrl ard Walter G. Davis 10 secure
Ludwig W. Dolcke so one year per cent.
semi-arnually. part lots q and e.
Pleasant Plains-Jcseph r. M-Gann ct ux 10 James
NJ. Green and Mason y Richardson. 70 secure
Henry c. Stewart, 81 80. ! TO 90 months Der
cent lot g..
Square 6l7-Thcmas Brown Ct NIX. TO Percy H
Russell and Themes II Panes % secure Mar
saret Y and Julia r. Hunt trustees 81 i55. l
20 ig months without interest lot 80
Effinghsm Place Emma billiard % Charles
Cragiu ard Charles r. C. NcCarteney. % Sc
cure George c. GCrtman. $50 ; years Der
cent. semiannually. lot TO- block L.
Irgioside-Grace L. jenkins et viz, C. Francis 10
Eldridge +. Jordan and r. Thomas Robinson.
70 secure II. Rozier Duanv 4. W Fleming and
John D. CouRllan trustees sl.3SO. years,
per cent 'emi-annually lot g. block T.
Square 735-Sariuel ". Goodson e uK 10 William
+. EdmonE, on and William H. Saunders, 70 Sc
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
TITUS ENTRY IS REJECTED.
Champion American ScuIIer Is Not
Wanted Mt Henley Regatta.

Princeton. n. J., June 3.-Constance s.
Titus. amateur champion Of America in
SOULS and sweeps. received a letter to-
night from J. F. Cooper, secretary Of the
Henley Royal Regatta. in which the
Englishman stated that Titus entry for
the race at Henley on July had been
rejected.
This came as a great surprise 10 the
American oarsman, who had expected 10
sail for England within a few weeks
Titus will cancel his ship passage now.
He has been located in Princeton for
some weeks past coaching the Tiger crew
aspirants
The refusal to allow Americas cham
piOn and sole representative admission
TO competition in this greatest Of all row
ing events viii undoubtedly be taken
with disappointment by all lovers of
aquatics. Titus. personally. is unable to
understand why he has been thrown
down. Il appears. however. 10 he case
Of cold feet with the Englishmen.
As things stand now, no American rep
resentative VIII row at Henley this year
unless the English change their minds.
which is not likely.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
DAILY COURT RECORD
CNOndRy, June 2. 10O7D

L. j. Mather. Defendants attorney Wilton
Lambert
International Trust Company Sc National Vaccine
ard Fcrmaldebyde Company. Judgment hy dofaul'
for $1,000. and leave 10 WitEduW original note
granted. Plaintiffs attorney. ", C. tlephaue.
Assignments for TO-DAY:
No. SIS +. =. CaTmldT Company vs. StaunaTi
Attorneys +. H. Thomas Hamilton. Colbert. Yerkes
& Hamilton
40. 45. Barnes rs. Slater ATTORNEYS, Turner a
Mtchel-GeorVe Francis Williams
No. g. Wyie Hsrker and Camp Company vs
Riley. Attorneys. G.. NJ BTady-D0ugias & Douglas
No. rs Baltimore TrTo Concrete Company ys
College n the lmacuatc Conception.
No. Is. Fhipps vs. Washington Railway and Eiec
tric Company. Attorneys. Leo r. Hzrl0w-J. j.
Darlington.
No. o. Faucone. VS.. Mcdonald Attorneys. f.
SprEg PpTy-Hsmilt0n. Colbert Hamilton.
No. llS United States vs. Swartzel Rheem &
Hsnsey Go. Att0rners D. W, Baker, J. Darling
ton and r T. Leighton.
No. l8 Mcqueen Ts Thomas Attorneys Bran
denbTrg & Bandsnburg-A. b. Browne Alex. Brit
Ton, Evans Browne and A. A. H0ehling jr.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
Bankruptcy Court,
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
In re John Ridout: sales ratified.
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GoVLD.

JUSTICE GOULD.
In re Lewis J. McNicsel: order arlrointing pbiiir
X. McNickel guardian. bond. $1,000 Attorney. "
r. Reilly
In re William Cant and Frances TAYLOR. order an.
pointing Mary Taylor guardian. bond 500 Attor-
nev. Zeph 7. Moore.
Estate of William o, Deuison: order 70 deliver
stock Attorney Irwin r. Linton
Estate Of Reuben Harris order to deliver stock
Attorney. Leon TObriner
Estate Of John W. Hall; petition for letters Of
administration fled. ATTORNEY. Irwin B. Linton.
Estate u John H. Ccckrpll: petition for letters of
administration filed. Attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert
leTke7 q Hamilton.
Estate Il Mar Z. Let's. order 20 elnnlov counsel
Attorney. John T. Iamcr
Estate Of Rose Z. Riley: viii dated juno :. 1906
fled With petition for probate Attorneys. Hamil.
ton Colbert Yerkes & Hamilton
Estate of Daniel S. Evans: czempifed cnpv cf
viii admitted TO record and letters testameutsry
granted 70 John o. and Ar1d W. Evans
Estate uf Leslie 7, Kssrsey; viii admitted TO
rec,rd.
Estate n Lewis g. Magrldsr; motion 10 dismiss
caveat fled. Attcueys. Wilson & Bsrksdale
Estate II Clementine Bartlett; win dated Ser
tcmber l5 1901 fled
Estate Of Susan +. JACKSON petition for letters Il
administration fled Attorney. J. J. Waters
Estate of George Neltzey: petition for letters #
administration d b, n. fled AttorneS William c.
Prentiss
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
HOTEL ISLEsWoRTH-
RALEIGH .ss M9sI sIrss.z;I- sssEsI

M9derate-price hotel; centrally located on the
beach; Accommodations. service and cuisine excel
any IA town at similar prices Booklet aud Erring
Iates H. j. DINEs.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
AIOysius Club Downs the Govern
ment Printing Office.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
THE FEW LENOX-

NORFOLK. Va.
Granny Street. Opposite Nf.rti-rrl Hotel
Most centrally located An ea-7 arf h-5ts g~s---
where Hlf h~1r to UUUf7 and naval dis-I7v
STEPPING ae-.H-ua.l1fl.H- f#r visitors O.
1917 jamestown Exposition u-T1--
HOME COMFORT CORPORATION
M - iT-o--f NHrfHE. Va
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
cure wnmot W rrew slsn year, rer 60

cure Wilmot W. Trew. Sls]O. years. Per cent.
scui-snnually lot l02
Square 52i-Elizabeth Castle et vir. John W, to
American Security and Trust Company 70 Sc
cure East Washington Savings Bank. 1900 8
years, per cent, semiannually, let S.
BUrrville-D H. Roland Drrry 20 Frank T Raw
lings and Frank S Collins. to secure Edward
Nice Jones 500 3 years 6 per cent. semi an
nually. lois 81 and s., block 6. section s.
Ealuama Hcights-NIargarct g. Parsons ct vr.
George ", 10 Edward J. Stellwagau and Taomas
VI. Gale, 70 secure estate Of Anthony Drcxel
Sl25o. , yCaTs, 5 per cent. semi annually lot g.
block q
Square lE32-Szmue T. Howard et ux. to Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company. 10 secure Equita-
ble Cooperative Building Association 6 000 part
lot ., and all lot A.,
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
Circuit Court No. 1.


Bradshaw vs. District of Columbia. verdict for
plaintiff fer $3.50. Plaintiffs attorneys J. J. Oar
lingt0n and W. G. Sullivan, defendants attorneys
L H. Thomas and n. r Blair
KesTDey vs. Capital Traction Company: continued
for the tenn Plaintiffs attorneys Edwin Forrest
and 4. Il. Webb: defendants attorneys. r. Ross
Perry & Son.
Krippendorf vz Richards; continued for the term
Plaintiffs attorney, b. T. DOYLE defendants attor-
uey. w. {. Prentiss
Hammer Dry Plate Company rs. Wagner Photo
graph Company: Judgment hy default Plaintiffs
attorney. II Wnship Wheatlev.
Cambridge Tile Manufacturing Company rs VII
son: Judgment hy default Plaintiffs attorney. H.
Winship Whpatley
JasiIle vs. JaselH. Judgment of condemnation.
Plaintiffs attorney, r. Winship Whsatley
Slater IS Taylor: verdict for plaintiff for NJo
Plaintiffs attorney L. 4. Bailey defendants at
t0rneys. 4. S. & J. T. Tavlor
Cox "a SfTetary of the Interior; order # June
dismiSsiug demurrer set aside.
Pore vs. Southern Railway Company tlrv respited
Plaiutafs attorneys. G. T. Simms and T. II.
Marshall; defendants attorneys, Hamilton Colbert,
Ycrkes & Hamilton.
Assignments for TO-DAY:
No ISL Jackson vs. BurFdoTf Attoueys Wolf
& Rosenherg-J T. Darlington.
Ne. So. Holdcman VS.. Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Company. Attorneys, F. 5. Malone- and L.
n Davd-Hamilton. Colbert & Hamilton
rest -Brandenhurg & Brandenburg
No 62I Aver vs Mckinley Attorneys. f. o.
Wagenhorst-E l. Gies.
No. 81 McKay Company ~ Buchanan Attor-
neYs. Philip WaEer-H. W. Sohou
M. 63l. Cunningham vs. Beyer Attorneys, z. s
Durau, ir-iohn Ridort
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Hcee & Mcdowell Company vs Hazen: Judgment
under spventy-third rule for ST. a. Plaintiffs al
torneys Carter & Brooke.
United States ex rel Nallp Is Baird et al de
murer oTeruled with leave n traverse In FIVE DAYS
Petitioners solicitors Cuttings Chamberlin and
Il. r. HCrner. respondents attorney, Stuart Nc
Namara.
Dawson vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany: continued for the term Plaintiffs attorneys
Alexander krsour. Gittirgs & ChaTnberlin: de-
fsndants attorneys, Hamilton Colbert Yerkes &
Hamilton
Merillat rs Brennan Construction Company: con
tiDued fer the term. Plaintiffs attorneys ". z.
Ambrose defendants attCruCys. j. j. Darlington
Hamilton. Colbert. Ycrkes & Hamilton.
Krickerbockcr Ice Company vs.. Willis. continued
fer the term. Plaintiffs attorney J. J. Darlington
defendants attorney. Carlisle & johnson
Nokes vs. Chase trial. Plaintiffs attorney