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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square l0Sy-John r. Sullivan CT ux. 10 George W
Ray and Michael J. Colbert 20 secure Ida l.
Dolan. $500. years. per cent, semi-annually
part original lots and Z.
Woodridge-Robert Il. Hazard e TX TO Percy II.
Russell and Thomas II Banes to secure Frank
In H. Hough. $50. LOT z block 5
Girls P0rtion-Galen Z. Green 10 Charles NJ Ne
Clay and John McIlFeen, 10 secure Oscar NJ.
Bryant, $500. ] and years. per cent, quar-
terry, lot 2 and part ot CIyier street.
Square l97o-iily G. NJ Nichols ct viz, Charles B.,
70 John 7. Arms and Samuel A. Dury to Sc
cure Lee Brown. Sl,oo0, to g months. per
cent lot is.
Square 725-Mary stecher to Leon Tobriner and
William X. McClOsky, to secure Commercial
Fire Insurance Company, $3.50, 5 years, Per
cent. lot g.
Square l05s-Ismes Martin ct TX. TO Charles F.
BENJAMIN and Roger T. Mitchell. TO secure
Perpetual Building Association. sl20OO lots IS
~. 81. 81. and So
Square 620-Joseph L, Holland ct ux. TO Henry H
Bergman and Charles schater 10 secure North
eTn Liberty Gernan-Ameriean Building Associa-
lion. No. G. 5000. lot l5s
Anacostia-f Frederick h. Fletcher, IT,. Ct ux to
Henry H. BsTgmatn and Charles SChafer To Sc
cure Northern Liberty Grunan- American Building
Association. No 6. SlS0. part lot 81.
Square l5l-ClaTa l. Denny 10 Richard E. Pairo and
Herbert A. Gin, TO secure John J, Brosnan
$1,000. one 10 tWenty-thTee months, per cent
lot Do
Square 2ll-Francis h Brown ct ux. TO L. Cabeu
Williamson. 20 secure Gus 2. Warren, 500 three
years. s per cent, semi-annually part original
lot 8
Square 965-Heirs q Thomas SteRsrt to Watson +.
CLARK and Brooks Cross, 20 secure b. T. Sprausy
$3.50, three years, per cent semiaDnually part
lot e.
Square l0i5-LeWis =. Godfrey 10 Clarence b Hight
and lie Roy Mark. to secure Samuel T. Mason
$l.l00, one to hfty-fre months. per cent lot 81
Square l0ll-Guy T. Stewart e TX to National Saw
ings and Tnlst Company. 10 secure Michael J.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Warren street northeast. between b and streets
John d. Sullivan ct 10 Mary Gibbs, parts
original lots and T. square 1855 SO.
WoodTidge-FTankliR H. Hough ct TX 20 Robert
II. Hazard Tot !, block 5 So
Alley. between Third and Fourth, F and q streets
northeast-Aiary J. Homer ct yir. Edwin r. to
Thomas W. Smith right Of way over part lot g.
square 93. So
Girls Portion-Oscar NJ. Bryant ct ux TO Galep L.
Green. lot 2 and part Of Cuvier street $40.
street southwest, between Four-and-a-hah and
slxth stFeets-Jaae KilpatEiek 90 William l.
Sullivan. part lot TO- square 497. SO
South Capitol and y streets-James T. Hoskins e.
Tx 70 George c. Collins, lot l03 square 7O2 SO
\ street northwest. between Thirtieth and Thrift
first streets-Carl B. KefeTstein Ct ux TO Joseph
A Roth. part lots 60, &C, and 70, square 1888,
No. 29Z5 Q street nOrthEest-JOseph l. Roth 10 Carl
3. keferstein lot g. square 1913 SO
Ilirty-second AMI Q streets MISUNDERSTANDING F.
klee ct Vir, Charles W. to Iiy G. n Nichols.
lot g, square l270. Si508
No. llo6 North Capitol street-Charies H. Krev et
ux to Joseph L. and Annie E, Holland. lot l5s.
square go. SO
No. IS jefferson street-SIsry E. Hooper ct vir
81. Anaeostia, SO
No. 1851 street northwest-Thomas Purcell. exec,-
Tor to Francis H. Brown part original lot s,
square III. 81 $50
No. 1913 First street northvest-Wslter ss,,pas-s
et al to Alice r, Plant lot 20, square 6l5. SO
Fort Saratoga Addition to Northumberland "
Morcock ct TX. to Harry r. Whitman lot IL
block g. SO.
No. 1880 B street southeast-William g. Svphar
to John F. Hermann. lot p, square 1887. so
fhirtythind and Prospect streets norrlIWestCaorra
J. Cost et ux- TO Margaret A and Marion
Berry, lot g. square 1913. SIC
Addition Ia Belair Heights-Louis A. Coolidrs Of
TX % William II. C0oidgs lot T. block Sl8
Pennsylvania avenue southeast between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth stTeets-ChTis Cox Daws7n IA
Lewis f. Godfrey, lot SO. square 1915 SO
TWenty-hrst street northwest, between II and
streets-Annie L. Biscoe 10 James o. Holmes
lot %. square i0l, SO Henry E Biseae et al
20 same, part original lot g. square l0l. SO
No 81 Twelfth street Dcrtheast-AIichael J. KeaBa
TO Guy 7. Steuart, lot %, square l0ll $40
West Woodridge-Henry a. Eieth et al to Charles
w. Henderson. lot 1. block 2 SO
No 1888 fwenty-secon street uorthwest-Josenh n
Whitney ct ux. TO Arnold Alpin and John Y
McNally. trustees. lot 156. square 70. s.. 300.
Reno-Dorah Thomas Ell al 20 Charles Henry
MaekaIl lot %. block 5. $50.
l street northeast between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets-Robert q. Nelligan 20 Frank p
sheehy, part lots g. 2. 30 square 1925 SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Harrv ward
man to William 7. Pollard. lot lis, block Is s10
Linc0ln-Thomas Grandy ct TX to Eli Coleman
lot 81, section g. SO
Seventh street northeast, between and E stras4s
Helen C. Richmond 10 John E. Bechtol6 Iots q /
and D. square So, SO
lie Droit Park-Edward Boulter to Jaretta White
lot q. block 3, So 'N'
No. l8cS Fourteenth street northwest-Dyight An
derson to Charles W. Fairfax, lot 90. square
90, &c.
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Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.

Ritter Ritter: submitted without argument
Complainants solicitor Philip Walker; defendant s
solicitor. W. r Don lds0n.
NaggamaH IS Eai ?; certain parties complainant
substituted. Complai-ants solicitor iTTing William
SON defendant solicitor J. C. Cuttings
Poliet vs. Depoilly; decree determining rights Of
PARTIES. Compliments solicitor. Malcolm HuftY; de-
PENDANTS solicitor w T. Plumley.
Anderson vs. Barnes: sale ratified and reference to
auditor Complainant solicitor. J. J. Brosnan; de-
PENDANTS solicitor J. A. T0omey.
Birch vs.. Rue rule 20 show cause returnsble April
u Complainant's solicitor. 7. NJ Brown.
Moebs rs. O'Connor; submitted without argument
C0mrlainant's solicitor, C. r. Digs; defendant so
icitors. r. Z. Sheaey and W NJ. 0ffey.
Croswell Lalkey; submitted without Argument
Complaiuants solicitors. Wilson & Barksdsle; de-
PENDANTS solicitor. L. L. Gies.
Susquehanna Coal Company vs., Kennedy; objec
tons 10 taking testimony by complainant overruled
and exceptions noted. Compartments solicitors
Kenney * Flaunery and William Hitz; defendants
solicitors. +. r. Keys and Edwin Forrest
In re adoption OF Pearl Adams; adoption legalized
and John b. Daish appointed guardian adj Iitem
Petitiolers solicitors. ColdFen fleming
Cummings vs.. Consul; time to file transcript
extended Compliments solicitors, Tucker & Ken
yon; defendants solicitors r. Golden Donaldson
and A. A. Bhney.
Carusi CLARK; argued and submitted. Com
plainant's solicitor. c. F. Carusi; defendants So
hcitars. Claude Gilbert. Roach * Watkins. Tucker
& KENYON.
johnson IS. Johnson: divorce win. mat granted
Complainauts solicitor, Malcolm Hulty; defendants
solicitor. A. C. Wells.
Ritter rs. Ritter; divorce 8 Yin. mat granted
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Harry b. Hanger, o, and Frances NJ Faris. Q.
Rev George T. Dudley
Milent J. Kidwell, q, and Mary Clark 2 Rev.
]. z Irvine.
g. Mont Reader. "A, and Emily Fox, Q, both Of
Williamspcrt. Pa Rev. F. ID. Power.
Paul l. Tarry. p, and Rosie l. Brahin, II. Rev.
H. /. Elderdice
Harry f. Burke ., Of Pullman Wash. and Ma
non ]. Armstrong, 20, Of silverspring Nd Rev John
ID. Lam0the.
Leroy Cary, IS, and Mary W. Bartlett % both Of
Richmond Va. Rev. J. b Mclaughlin
William Boone. p, and Maize Kelly, Is, Of Bslti-
more, Nd. Rev. II. Schroeder.
Bernard Gallagher o. and BERTHE Francis, 70. both
Of Baltimore Md. Rev. Thomas T. Michigan
John c. Wisenauer, q, and Annie NJ Deck, O.
both Of Baltimore. Md. Rev J. c. Irvine.
Harry 5. Donaldson. A. Of Baltimore, Nd and
Annie g. Lushy. z, Rev. R. W. Lowrie.
COLORED.
John Cummings. Q. and Maggie Golden. 8 Rev
r. A ArInistead
James Thomas @ and Rebecaa Jones' D Rev. A.
Willbanks
Nathaniel Bryan, 81. and Mary Coleman, 81. Rev.
shelton Miller.
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Earned un-PFeps. / First base by errors
Props. z: Washington School. 8. Left on bases
Props. T. Washington School. 4. FIRST base on
balls-Of O'ConneE, !; of Mosser 5; of Mozart
ney p Innings pitched-By O'Conner s: by Nos
ser, 5; by Mccartney. 2 Hits made-Oh O'Conner,
l. OF Mosser, g. of Mccartney l. Struck out-fy
OConner. s; by Mosser 4 by Mccartney, 3.
Ttree-base hit-hirnie. Two-base hit-Floweree.
Sacrifice hit-Cendoga, Stolen bases-Hammond 90.
CitteTding t2l, Mohn a. Cendoya Conway "a
C0gan 20. O'Conner, Bliss. Lewis FloWerree. Hit
by pitcher-By 0ConHer. l. Wild pitch-AlcCart-
neg. Passed bals-Bliss. J. Umpire-Mr. Pauen,
Time Of game-l hour and 8 minutes.
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Lasker Wins Chess Match

New York, April S.-The chess match
for the championship of the world be-
tween DR. Emanuel Lasker and Frank J.
Marshall, which was begun at the Thomas
jefferson Building. Brooklyn, on January
IS, was concluded at the Everett House,
Eighteenth street and Fourth avenue, in
this city, this afternoon, when the cham
pion scored his eighth victory after
thirty-seven moves. The final score Is:
Lasker, s; Marshall, O; drawn, Z.
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Equity Suits.

No. 269s5. Mary V. Meriok vs.. Washington Thea
ter Company et al injunction. Complainant So
hcItors. Hamilton. Colbert & Hamilton.
No. 1855. In re Pearl Adams. for adoption pe-
ttioner's solicitors. C0ldren & Fenning.
No. 1881 John T. Baldwin ct al. vs.. Margaret
' NandcTsice. Partition Compliments solicitors.
Carlisle * johnson.
No. 8sS Theodore Williams ct al. rs. Harriet
Colne e al; Injunction and accounting Com
llainant's solicitors. James B. Archer, jr. and
John l.. Smith.
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Modern WOodmen 10 Meet.

Washington Camp. No. II464. Modern
Woodmen OF America, viii hold an open
meeting with the Royal Neighbors of
America, at Typographical Temple. April
II. at s o'clock. in honor Of Mrs. Z. d.
Watt supreme oracle, Royal Neighbors
Of America; the supreme board of man
ayers r. n. A. and Hon. Edward T.
Burns. national lecturer. Modern Wood
men of America. Addresses will be de-
livered as one Of the enucing features of
the evening. and musical programme
viii be followed by a reception 10 the Wis
itors. All Modern Woodmen OF America
ana friends are invited
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Court No. z,
JUSTICE BARNARD
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.

IN Re Narg Sullivan e a. order appointing afary
Sullivan guardian; bond, 500. Attorney A. II. Bell
In r. Raymond z. Bigh order appointing Cathe-
Tine Hartuett guardian and authorizing her 10 sign
contract Att5ueys A. n Ben and David Huston.
Estate ef Ralph Wells; win admitted % probate
aad letters t5stsmentaTy granted 90 Annie A. Wells:
bond 5000 Attorney. j. H. Lichliter
Estate q Edward FaHIuhar; order % turn over
stock Attorney. G. r Wilson.
Estate 4 Niley A. Baiieg; order 10 sell personal
estate Attorney, ". a. Martin
Estate q Edmund J. Mason. petition fog probate
Of VII Sled Attorney. John b. LarueT
Estate Of James Mcbride Stsmbel, vii dated
April IL. 1901. filed
Estate Of james @ Leonard; petition for probate
Of VIII filed. Attorney. r. j. BgaH.
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GEORGE WASHINGTON Wins
Hatohetites Defeat Davidson College
by the Score of 4 to 2.
Carr Holds SOutherners to Four Hits,
While Doyle and Campbell Garry
on HOnOrs in the Field.
special to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Greensboro, n. c., April S-The George
Washington University baseball team
showed a marked improvement to-day,
and defeated the strong Davidson Col
iege team by to 2.
Carr. OF G. W. L.. had the North Caro-
hnians at his mercy, and pitched a mas
terly game. allowing the college boys only
four hits. He was supported in fine SHAPE
by Stevenson. his catcher. The winning
team is developing rapidly under the en-
ergetie coaching Of Big "Cy" Cummings
The Hatchetites played an errorless game.
The work Of Doyle and Campbell was a
feature.
The team is doing nicely, and viii play
Davidson EnLIoa-a hor. tc.-r.,-.-.---..
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding a Probate Court No. 1857
Administrsiion.-fhis IS 70 give notice that the sub
seTiber Of the State Of New York has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters Of administration e [. a. on the estate Of
Allan Giimour, late Of the District % Columbia de
ceased. AL persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers Thereof legally authenticated to the
subscriber. on or before the lST DAY OF APRIL
A T. 1913; otherwise they may By law be excluded
fEqm all benefit # said estate. Given under nv
hand this Ist day Of April. 1901 MORTON Trust
COMPANY. BY II. NJ FRANCIS. Secretary, IS
Nassau street, New York City, \. Y. Attest: lseaLt
JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills for the Dis
trict of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
BLAIR & THoM, Attorneys. spras,n
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complainants solicitor Philip Walker; defsnaant's
solicitor w. r. Donaldson.
Assignments for to-day:
No. 80 Susquehfnna Coal Company vs.. Ken
nedy. IT, Attorneys. Mckinney & Flanneu-Keys q
Forrest
No. %. Plain et al. vs. Washington Loan and
Trust Company Attorneys, Carlisle johnson
Worthingion.
No. 20 aIierseh vs. Mierscb. Attorneys. Giss-
TobFiner
No "a. National Union vs.. Dodd ct al. At
torneys, Reiny Hunter & sleman.
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a FRAuD-LooK OUT ron HIM.

Any solicitor who comes to you
with a prize scheme, representing
himself, directly or Indirectly, 10
be connected With this newspaper,
The Washington Herald, is fraud
and an impOstOr, bent upon swim
ding you. BE on the lookout for
him and turn him over to the
police.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
A. LEFTwTCH SINCLAIR. Attorney.
Filed April 8. 1851.

49, - 1919
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia holding Special Term as 8 District
Court u the United States for the District II Co
lumbia. IN the matter Of the payment Of damages
resulting 10 adjacent property from changes IN the
grades u Streets avenues. and alleys authorized
Dy the act of Congress approved February y 1865
relating % The Construction q Union Railroad sta
ton Ia the District d Columbis. District Court
Nc. 6lL-Notiee Is hereby given that We the under
signed. having been designated and appointed b. the
supreme Court of the District q Columbia holding
special terra Is United States District Court foT
the District Of Columbia as a commission to aI-
praise the Damages resulting 70 adjacent property
from changes IA the grades Of streets. avenues and
alleys authorized uy the act Of Congress approved
tcbruaIy 2 1895 relating % the construction OF a
lnion Railroad station IN the District # Columbia.
hiA lnes az n-D q. m. on the 18TH DAY or
MAY, A. u. lsg3. at the United States Court House
iCity Han. in the District Of Columbia IA a room
TO be assigned by the United States marshal Tor
said District. for the purpose q viewing the pop
erty affected by tie changes Il the grades cf the
following named streets. avenues and alleys in said
b1str1et and hearing testimony touching the damages
resulting 20 rial property from said changes OF
grade IN accordance with the terms and provisions
Of the act Of Congress approved April 2. 1891. en-
titie'l An act 70 provide Ter payment Of damages
on sccgut q changes Of grade due TO construction
oi the Union Station District Of Columbia " 10 sit
Third street northeast between II street and Flor
lda avenue street Northeast between Third street
ana florida avenue; North Capitol street. between
I and q streets: bingham place. Mccullough street.
and the ALLEYS IN square numbered six HUNDRED and
tWeniy-eight iss); street northwest between
North Capitol street and New Jersey avenue, and
Delaware avenue Northeast. between and 81 streets
Owners OF real property damaged b. the change Of
the grade Of any q said Streets avenues OF alleys
vii ME a petition with Us. IL this cause signed
and sworn 70 for an allowance Of damages. within
sixty i60 days after the said Eth dag Of May A D.
1877. The aforesaid act Of Congress approved April
2 1904, provides that upon the failure Of any such
owner % thus present his claim for damages within
said period. bis right 20 do So shall cease and de-
termine. CHARLES 4. BAKER GEORGE W
MOSS, and GEORGE SPRANSY. Commission 10
appTaise damages. A true copy-Test: tSeall J. R.
YOUNG. CLERK. By T. T. CUNNINGHAM, Assist
ant Clerk aps 35t exS
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GEORGETOWN pREPs WIN.
Easily Defeat washington school Team
by IL 10 l.

by 10 10 /.
The Georgetown Props had little DIM
Guilty in walking away with the Wash
ington School for Boys yesterday by 10
TO l.
During the first two innings the teams
seemed to be evenly matched, but the
West End youngsters. had their opponents
beaten after the NTH, when they scored
seven runs on Two free passes. one bin
gle. and four errors.
The feature OF the game was the show
ing O'Connen made or the rubber for
the Props. He not only held the Wiscon-
sin avenue lads down TO one hit, but also
famed eight of them. The score:
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate Court. No 1895
Adpinistration.-This is TO fgiTe notice that the
subscriber. q the State Of Maryland has obtained
from the Probate Court Il the District Of Columbia
letters q administration on the estate Of Edward
r saaIhach, late Il the District 4 Columbia de
ceased. All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned 20 exhibit the same With
The vouchers thereof legally authenticated 70 the
subscriber. on OF before the 10TH DAY OF DECEA-
Der, 4. D. 1903; otherwise they may by law be ex-
Guided from all benefit Of said estate Given under my
hand this sth day Of April. 1897. MARTHA BACH
RACH, Chevy Chase Nd. Attest: Seal JAMES
TANNER, Register Il Wills for the District 4
Columbia. CLERK q the Probate Court. TUCKER
KENYON. and T. s BAILEY, Attorneys
ap9l63
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Law suits.

No 1889 Charles b. Burke vs.. Capital Traction
Company; damages E,00e. Plaintiffs attorney. d.
Ninship Wheatiey.
ing Company and Northwestern Bottling COMPANY
damages. SlecQo. Plaintiffs attorneys W d. sulll-
and J. a Toomey.
No 1881 Thomas W. Smith vs.. John n. Powers
IT,. Maryland Judgment S95S Plaintiffs attor-
neys. Raston 4 Siddons
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, holding Probate Conrt. No 1854
Admnistation.This is to give notice that the sub
scrihCr. Of the District OF Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court of the District Of Columbia
letters testamentary on the estate Of Richard
T. Talbert, late Of the District q Columbia. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the de-
ceased hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated to the
subscriber on CT before the lST DAY OF APRIL
A. ID. 1905 otherwise they may By law be excluded
fgom all benefit Of said estate. Given under my
hand this lst day Of april. 1891 GEORGE "
TALBERf. 1913 Eleventh street southeast. Attest :
(seaLl JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills for
the District Of Columbia, Clerk # the Probate
Court GEORGE c. AUKAAi, Attorney
anr2 al6
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Largest Morning CircuIation,

All advertising contracts made BY
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a cir
eulation in Washington larger BY
thousands than was ever before at
tanned by any morning newspaper
at the Capital. It's books are open.
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suPREAE- COURT OF TIE pIsTRIcT or

HtfhEMh tblhI OF lHE DlSIhiCt or
Columbia holding a Probate Court. No 1871
AdminisTation.-This is 10 give notice that the sub
scriher, Il the District If Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters Of administration the estate Of Michael
Mckenna. late Of the District Of Columbia, de
ceased. All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby Bamed 10 exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated, 70 the
subscriber, CT before the lST DAY OF APRIL.
4. D. 1908, otherwise they may By Law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Given under my
hand this lst dag # April 1907 JOHN c. ODON-
NOGHUE. Thirty-ifth and o streets Washington
Attest; Seal JAMES TANNER. Register o.;
Wills for the District II Columbia Clerk Of the
Probate Court h. T. TAGGART. Attorney.
aplz9l6
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding q Probate Court Ne. li72
Administraton.-This is to give notice that the sub
scriher Of the District Of Columbia. has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters Of administration the estate q Eta B.
Stewart, late Of the District Of Columbia de-
ceased. All parsons having claims against the de-
CEASED are hereby Wamed tn exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated TO the
subscriber. on OF before the lST DAY or APRIL
A ID. 1905; otherwise they may BY law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Given under my
hand this lst day Of April 1907 LUCIA G. NJ
COSTIN, AZ Ridge street northwest Attest; Seal
JAMES TANNER. Register q Wills for the Dis
trict Ct Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court Il
T. TAGGAkf, Attorney alr2e. l6
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Equity Court No. I.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
In re Samuel r. Herbert reference 10 auditor.
Attorney, ID. W. ODoBoghue.
Lee vs. Emmerich; substitution Of trustee Com
plsnaut's solicitor, J. A. Maedel.
Martin vs. Martini receivers authorized to open
safe deposit box CompainaI S solicitor, Leckie.
fulton & Cox
Assignment for to-day:
No 81 WeisseT vs. Weisser Attorneys Aiaokey
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Earned runs George Washington. 2 First base on
balls-On Cam, 2 Struck out-By Can 2. by San
ford, l. TWo-base hit-Doyle. Sacrifice hit-Hester.
Stolen hases-D0yle and Guraut. Double piers
Celey 20 johnson 70 Reid. Passed nall-Stevenson
Umpire-1lr Doak Time Of game-l hour and 3
minutes.
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War Department, washington. d. c.
March H. l07.-Sealed proposals in dupli-
cate, will be received here until .. m,
APRIL % 1857 for purchase of waste
paper. Of War Department during year
ending June 30 1893. Proposals must be
in envelopes Endorsed Proposals for Pur-
chase Of Waste Paper, and addressed 81
r. THORP, Chief Of Supply Div.
mill % 30 aD4 II
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Criminal cSurt No. L.

JUSTICE SIATFDHD
United States ~. Biuser Hermann. violating sec
ton SOS 4. s. L. S. GA trial Attorneys. A.
W0rthington and H. Prescott Galley.
Criminal Court No. z.
JUSTICE BARNARD
United States IS. Samuel johnson, depreciation
GA private property; veriic- guilty sentence work
house for six months. Attorney. ", G. Chase.
Assignments for to-day:
United States SIS. Arthur Welsh.
United States IS. Frank Waid
United States IS. John BURNS.
United States -. Bruno Bruueh
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PROPOSALS FOR HAULING ASHES
War Department Washington, D. c.,
March II, l9es.-Seaied proposals. in dupli-
cate will be received here until o. m.
APRIL %, 1907, and then opened for haul
ing ashes during year ending June 80 1905
Information furnished on application
State price per cubic yard. Proposals
must be In envelopes Endorsed Proposals
for Hauling Ashes" and addressed NJ r.
THORP. Chief OF Supply Div
mill 20S0ap91T