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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-03-20
GERMAN VISITOR CRITlCIZEs Us
Count Won SchuIenberS Finds Lit.
tie to Praise in American Tia.
bits and Policies.

Consul Grunow of St. Paul is enter
tanning Count II. II. Won der Schulen-
berg, a German artillery officer, and a
schoolmate and chum of theemperor's
second son. In an interview the Ger
man n0bleman expressed the opinion
that the people of America, electing
their own lawmakers, are no more free
than are the people of the German
monarchy.
"You of America are not ruled by
an emperor or a royal family, but you
are ruled by the corporations, said
the count. "Money is the whole thing
here and according to the money you
have so is your freedom
The count is not enthusiastic over
the American system of railroads and
believes that government control is the
only logical solution of the railroad
problem. He has not seen American
troops in drill and has formed nc
opinion in regard to the American
army, but he asserts that government
control of railroads in Germany is i'm.
| perative, in order that troops may be
rus he'd to the front at any moment ano
without possibility of delay.
In referring to the judicial system II
America the count said: SIN Germany
the judges are elected for life and sc
long as they are honest they cannot b.
deposed, even by the emperor. W.
have no Thaw trials there. None,
will do anything here, even to tam
pering with judges"
Shooting and dancing arethe two &C
complishments which appeal to TIT
American in dramatic art, according
to the German nobleman. s'Ther,
does not seem to be enough of the seri
Gus in the American idea of the stage,
he asserts.
In the counts opinion. America ha
no need of foreign possessions and vii
eventually lose the possessions Owe
! which the American flag now flies
"either by war or because you tire Q
them.
/ He says that the average foreigne
regards the annexation of the island
by America as merely the work of
i loto political schemers.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-03-20
INDIANS SOLD LAND AT A BARGAIN
Fully Three-eighths Of Entire State
Secured For a Song.

That three-eighths of Minnesota -
the best three-eighths at that was
bought fifty-six years ago for 1855, O0o
and an annuity of 1926, 600 during fifty
years is the profitable real estate deal
brought to mind by a map now in
course of preparation at the rooms OF
the state historical society. The map
is being drawn for the use OF Gen.
James II. Baker of Mankato, who
wishes to EMPLOY it in arguments be.
fore legislative committees with view
to securing an appropriation for a
monument commemorating the treaty
of Traverse de Sioux.
The erection of the monument was
authorized by the legislature two
years ago, but no money was appro-
priated to make the act effective.
The famous treaty is recalled by
one of the historical paintings in the
governors Office at the new capitol.
Gov. Alexander Ramsey and United
States Land Commi ssioner Luke Lea
negotiated the treaty with the Sioux
chiefs at a spot two miles north of
St. Peter. The exact site of the ne
gotiations has been established. There
slightly shaft, or other monument,
of granite will be placed in full view
of travellers upon the adjacent rail
way.
When Ramsey became governor of
Minnesota territory, in 1849, the only
region in the territory open to settle
ment was small section between the
st. Croix and the Mississippi rivers,
from st. Paul to Mile Laos. This
tract had been ceded in 1887 by the
Ojibways. All the rest of the future
state, including the sites of Minnea-
polls and st Paul, still belonged to the
red men.
The treaty of Traverse des Sioux
obtained for the white settlers southern
Minnesota as far north as the Watab
river, above ST. Cloud, a part of
northern Iowa as it is now bounded,
and q part of South Dakota. The
Sioux retained a reservation forty
miles long with width of ten miles
on each side of the Minnesota river.
The eastern terminus of this reserva-
ton was ten miles west of New Ulm.
But it was the same Sioux that start
ed, on the same reserv alton, the great
Indian massacre of 1862. The reserva-
ton was accordingly forfeited and
the Indians driven out of MINES ota.
A later treaty secured from the
Indians the northwest part of Mime
sofa in 1854. The next year fourth
treaty gave the whites the north
central region of the future state In
1868 Gov. Ramsey was the chief ne
gotiator Of a treaty that conveyed
from the Indians The northwest part
of the state, including the rich lands
Of the Red river valley.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-03-20
Avoid ''Doctored" CIoaks

Damp weather willis out the hot
Flat-Iron work found in most
Cloaks. When you are buying
your Spring Garments, it is
good plan to remember to select
Cloaks that are guaranteed not
to lose their shape the first amp
day you wear them.
Our Cloaks are handmade,
hand-revised; and NOT "doc-
tored" by the hot Flat-Iron. We
would like to have you come in
and ask us for a Cloak. We will
point out the difference and adj
ded value that comes from tailor
ing, good materials and honest
Hand Needle Work. It always
pays to buy the best.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-03-20
Spring Styles for Ladies'
Shown IN our Easter Exhibition
In Our
Show Windows
you can see these
sty les displayed

you can see these styles displayed
It is necessary to see them to ap-
preciate the beauty of fabric and
tailoring; and necessary to try
them on to realize their perfect
fitting qualities.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
DAILY COURT RECORD.

supreme Court of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice Mr. Justice Harlan.
Mr. Justice Brewer. Mr.. Justice White. Mr. Justice
Pockham, Mr. Justice McKenna Mr. Justice
Holmes Mr. Justice Day. and Mr.. Justice sAloody
NJ f. Driscon Of Syracuse. y Y: John S.
Killing. of Erie. Pa, Thomas Rae5un White. Of
Philadelphia. Pa: Ceylon H. Lewis Of Syracuse.
\. Y; Edward Weiner. Of Philadelphia. Pa. and
James E. Newell, cf Syracuse a. Y. were ad-
mitted 10 practice.
No. 49, Jay Delamater. plaintiff in error vs.
The State Of South Dakota Argument continued
hy Mr. Herbert Jackson fer the plaintiff in error,
ny AlE Aubrey Lawrence and 1Ir. S. n Howard
Tor the defendant IN error, and concluded By Mr.
Herbert JACKSON for the plaintiff IN error Leave
granted 20 counsel for the defendant in error to
Die an addiiidhal brief within three days.
No $50 Abd Z. Borden Ct al plaintiffs in
error rs. The TresIalacos Rice and Irrigation Com
laIiy- Submitted by Mr. Nenablc i. Proctor for
The plaintiffs in error and BY Mr. Henry {. Coke
for the defendant in erpr
No I52 Northern Pacific Railway ComDany et al
plaintiffs IN error. vs. Jacob Slaght and
No l5S- Northern Pacific Railway Company Il
al, plaintiffs in error, Margaret A. Slaght
Argued by AIr c. W Runn for the plaintiffs in
eTror and submitted by Mr. L. L. Etinger for the
defendant IN error in No. l52 No counsel appeared
Tor the defendant in error in No. 1888
Ne. l5. William J. Doyle et al London
Guarantee and Accident Company. Limited. Argi-
meut commenced by Mr. Z. Clinton Rhosds foT
Doyle et al continued by Mr.. Thomas RaeburH
White for the London Guarantee and Accident
Company. and concluded By Mr.. Z. Clinton Rh0ads
for Doyle ct al.
Adjourned until Monday at Z O'Clock. The day
call for Monday, January Il. viii be as follows
Nos Isl land 46l, l56 u.s. is, l9 $50, l3. l6i les
and l6Sl. and l69.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
PRESBYTERIAN.

GURLEY MEMORIAL. Pa ave. bet 9th end
7th SIS. MS. J. Russell Verbryckc. pastor. Services
j a. m. and 30 p. IA.
THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT, Conn. ave,
and 18Th SIS. Rev. Teunis 5. Hsmlin, ID. D.,
pastor viii 0nciate tomorrow at II a. m. AZ 4
p. m. the Rev. Charles Stelzle viii speak on
The Church and Labor"
FIRST, Donald G. Macleod. d. ID. pastor Il
a. M ordination and installation Of elders and
celebration Of baptism and the Lords supper
As =. ~. Rev George Bailey D. D., will preach
Sunday school, 30 a. n. Christian Endcavor.
SIS p. m. All are invited.
WESTERN PRESBYTERIAN. II st.. bet 18th
and 21th sts. George Bai!ey. u. D.. pastor. II
a. m church anniversary and roll call D. m-.
sermon by fsss. ID. &. Macleod. d. ID. sab
bath school. As a. m Christian Endeayor meet
ms. p. m.
PECK MEMORIAL CHAPEL 18th and n sts.
Charles Alvin smith, minister. Public worship at
II a. m. and IS j. II. Sabbath school, p. m-
Christian Endeavor Society 6:b p. m.
ECKNGToN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor. n.
Cap. and Q sts Preaching By pastor DR.. W
Taliafero Thompson. i a. n and 80 p M
Sunday school, :55 a. "a. Christian Endeavor, 60
p. m. Seats free. All welcome.
NEW YORK AVENUE PRESByTERIAN
CHURCH, ~ Y ave-. n and 18th SIS. DT. Wal
lace Radcliffe. pastor. u a. H., public worship.
sermon by the pastor. As p. n. The seven
thousand go a. In, Bible school. 9. - a. No..
adglt classes. go p. m. Christian EndeaIor So
cietv
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
EPISCOPAL.

ST MARKS. Sd and A SIS. Sc. Rev. Dr. ". L.
Devrles Rev L. II. Prescott. Rev. John II.
Deis. clergy. Services. Z 30. II a m. g. 90 p. m.
The Bishop Of Porto Rico viii preach at T.30
T. m
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY, 6 st. Rev. DR..
McKim rector. Services at and II a m. and
and D. m Strangers welcome. All seats free
except at II a. m Subject at il a. m. The
Separation OF Church and state in Francs" Sub
iect At s D. m. Three Heroes Of the Nineteenth
Centgg-An Eaglisbman a Pole, and an AmeTl
can"
ST THOMAS CHURCH. 18th st. near Dupont
Circle G. Ernest Smith. j., D.. ID. G. L. rector
u. Bishop Of Porto Rico 8. Rev. W J. Cox
Strangers cordially welcomed.
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH Georgetown. Rev
James H. W. Blake rector. Z 30 a. H., Holy
Communion. 90 a. m. Sunday school Il a. m,
full scryice and sermon By the rector 30 p. m,
evening prayer and address.
TRINITY CHURCH. "a and sts. NV. Rev Rich
ard T. Williams. Rev. +. II. Brosius Clergy
Services at 30 ard II M, D. N. Coufrnla-
tion lecture $50 D. m. Rector's Bible class, 10
A. m subject. Noah and the Flood" All
classes open 10 the public
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 99-WiIliam +. Hoffman Ct ux. 20 Levi
II. David and Fulton Lewis, to secure Andrew
Stewart, executor A.s6s65 one and two years.
8 per cent, semi-auuually, west one-half lot 2.
Columbia Heishts-Capital City Improvement Com
pany 20 Harry r. Kern and George C. Eshtr.
TO secure Thomas Cover. S33. 1000 and Loring 4.
Cover. $1,000 years. per cent. semianuUaIly.
lots 2 and g. block 3d.
Square 55-Arna Schade TO Albert F Fox and
Clarence Cors0u. TO secure Frederick r Walker
S.61, l and years. 5 per cent. semi annually.
lot IT,
Square gs-Robert H. Simpson 20 National safe
Deposit, Savings and Trust Company 20 secure
American Security and Trust Company $3.50. 3
years, per cent, sCni-annually lot s.
Square S60-Ida K. Reagan to Charles +. Benjamin
and Roger T. Mitchell 20 secure Perpetual
Building Association 500. lot Isl.
Square l283-John w. Bogley ct ux and Samuel H
Bogley q ux 70 Isaac ". Nordlinger and
Emory II. Bogley to secure Sarah Nordlingpr
and solomon Nevmyer. Sl20 years, per cent.
semi-anuuaIy. part lot g.
Square 10l9-William II. Potter et ux 10 James
F. Shea and William =. Nomoyie to secure
Phoebe 5. Potter, S40G 5 years, 5 PEI cent.
semi-annually, lot 81
Square 635-AdOlph Lodhl ct ux TO Edward w
Whitesde and Harvey T. Winfield TO secure
HCmc Building Association. $500 original lot l.
Square 2zS-Nancy \. Ordway ct vir Nehemiah g
70 George X johnson and Samuel r. Bond 20
secure Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
$4,000. November l. 1907, 1905 1909 1910 and 1911.
Tsr cent. semi-annually, lot 3S
Square S7S-Delia Arendes et vir John II TO Henry
II. Bergmam ahd George NJ. EmmeTich 20 Sc
cure German American Building Association.
No. g. Slio0. part original lots q and ..
Square 5.9-Angclina SChlueter to Joseph j. Oar
iingtm and Blair Lee to secure Washington 6
Per Cent Permanent Building Association 81 500
years, 5 per cent semtaunually, lot III.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
NONSECTARIAN.

SERVICES AT CENTRAL UNION MISSION
SUNDAY Jan. I5 Morning service. 9.b a. IN
Afternoon. D. m. E4ening service. 80
Chaplain Heuv A. Brown, late chap
lain ct Rough Riders during the spanish
American war. vIH deliver az address az the
evening service. Or MCFalL former basso Of the
Calvary Baptist Church, VIII sing, also Mrs
Clayton +. EmiE. Good music consisting of full
orchestra. solos. and quartet, are special features
q the service
THE PEOPLES CHURCH. rythian Temple. 1912
9th ST. nv. Alex Kent pastor. w.l SPEAK a.
u l5 of the Dignity q Service. You are spe
caily invited.
GOSPEL MISSION. IZ3 Pa. ave. Mrs. Margaret
Dye EIs O. the National "a. G. T. t. viii
speak sunday s . 10. Gospel services daily. : -
p H. sunday D. m. services preceded by a CDR
cert IF sacred songs On tae Twentieth Century
Gauh9gh1Le.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Q street northwest. between Fourteenth ard Ff-
tceuA s,reets-Audrgw Stewart. executor to
William F. Hoffman west half Of lot =.
square 900. $500
Rande Highlands-Juited States Realty Comparv
% Niren =. Ladd. lot %. block g. SO
Wisconsin avenue northwest, between and o
streets-Solomou Nevmyer - al 20 John W
and Samuel H. Bogley. part lot g. square 1913.
SO
Kosriusko pIsee-Cbarles T. Torrey ct ux 20 Charles
F. Puriy and Tilly n Purdy. part, SO Charles
F. Purtiy et ux. convey same property o. Charles
T. ToUcy and Annie " TorTey. SO
NJ. i445 Corconn street northwest-C Clarence F..
Noment e TX. 70 Robert II. simpson, lot s.,
square rs SO
Fifteenth street southeast between D and streets
William Schmidt ct al. 70 Baltas Birkle and
Johanna Birzle. lot 50. square 1878. SO
kancle Park-Arthur F. Randle e ux. 70 Albert
C.. Hayden. lot 2 block 3 500
street northeast, between Thirteenth and -Four
tceHth streets-Theod0rc F. Sargent et u1 20
Helen j. Whittesey. lot Sc. square l029 SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Sanuel A.
DrlT ct TX. TO Terry Nicholas. lot Is block
g. SO
Delaware avenue and c street southwest-AdeIe NJ.
Bingham and Alice T. Bennett 20 Adolph
Loehl, original lot I, square 655. So o00,
Nos. C03 and COS Calian street northwcst-Harrv II
Nichols et al trustees TO William BuckinQ-
ham. lots Il3 and ll4 square 556. 5000
g street southeast, between Sixth and Seventh
streets Elizabeth J. Guuaud 60 Della Areudes.
part original lOJs q and .. square SIS. SO
Fourteenth street southeast between \ and B
strosts-Nartin T. Davis to Roy T. Yos.e, part
original lot g. square 1853 $40
No. so First street southeast-Beniamin r Jeffer-
7s6. SIG
Meridian HiIl-Isabel !. Gordon et viz. Henry D.
20 Caroline AshmOre, lot 81. block 3. SO
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
DISTRICT COURTS.
Conrt of AnncaIs.


Present: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice McC0mas,
and Mr. Justice Robb.
Patent appeal No s0l. In ro application q Wal
ter J. Wickers et al. argument continued by Air.
Fairfax Baysrd for Commissioner of Patents and
concluded BY Mr.. J. II. Griffin for appellants.
Patent appeal No 40Z FeiHbsrg vs.. Cowan; ar
glment commenced By Mr. o. +. Edwards, j., for
appellant, continued by Mr. z. B. Wilson for APP
peil=e. and concluded by Mr. o. T. Edwards. jr.,
for appellant
Patent appeal No. i0i Munster FS AshWorth
argument commenced hy Mr. L. J. Kent for ap-
pellee and concluded By Mr.. J. X. Edison for sI-
pellant-
Patent appeal No. ae5. In re application Of Max
Ans argument commenced by Mr.. Il. p Doolittle
for appellant. continued ty Mr. Fairfax Bsyard for
Coumissoner # Patents. and concluded By Mr.. II.
I. D00little for appellant
Assignments for Monday. January L. 1907
Patent appeals Nos. 46, 455 i0s, 409 ill 40, and
352
Special calendar.
No , United States * rel Smithson vs.. Ashford
Appellants attorney, 3. +. Leighton; appeilees at
toruey l. II. Thomas
No 3 District Of Columbia vs. Green. APPEL
lant's attorney, L. II. Thomas appeilee's attorney.
John Ridout-
10. 4 Penn Bridge Company vs.. United States.
Appellants attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert Is Ham
iton; appellee'5 attorneys. D. W. Baker and J. n.
Proctor.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
Probate Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Estate cf Simeon T. Neal; Wil admitted 20 pro
bate and letters testameutaTy granted 10 Pemeiia
L. Dodd; bond sliO0 Attorney. James 2 Hunter.
Estate of Richard Young; letters Of administration
granted 20 American Security and Trust Company.
Attorney, ". a. McKenney.
Estate of Joseph H. MCCammon; viii dated June
o. 1903 filed admitted % probate and letters test-
meutary granted % Omesby McCammon and Amer
lean Security and Trust Company; bond, $50. At
t0mey. J. n. Hayden.
Estate Of John Fauarty; letters Of administration
granted to f. Walter Brandeuburg; bond, Sl.so. At
tomeys Bandenburg x Brandenburg
Estate Of Melvin l. Cleveland letters Of admins
tration granted 70 William &. Cleveland; bond. 500
Attorneys r. r Downing and g.. A. Berry.
Estate of Milton NJ Prise; letters of sdministra-
tiou granted % John NJ. Thurston and Madison A.
Ballmggr: bond. 500. Attorneys. J. NJ Ihurston
and n A. Ballingrr
In Beatrice Mae Lang; order Of sale Att0r-
ueys. Wilson & BsTksiale.
Estate Of Christina Hinricbs; viii dated June y
1902. sled
Estate Of America McKenney; viii dated October
l6 1901 fled
Estate Of John n. Clapp; win dated December Is,
1902. filed with petition for probate. Attorney. }.
j. Darlington.
Estate Of William Haywood: vii dated November
a. ls93 fled with petition for probate. Attorney.
a. A. Hoshiing. r
Estate of Patrick J. CoFey; viii dated Noyenbcr
a. 1906, fled
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
The Tipping Nuisance.

Another subject that viii com
mand popular interest is the
growth of the tipping nuisance in
this country. We are rapidly bor-
rowing this perniciOus system from
Europe, and goodness knows what
we will eventually come TO if
something is not done TO check the
evil. Mr.. Haskin shows the totals
that your smiling friend, the Pull
man porter, rakes Off. as we'll as
the clever system OF graft that the
BARRIERS and walters of the cities
have perfected. In foreign c0un-
tries where tipping has been prac-
ticed the longest. labor is the most
6,ebased. In Berlin they tip the
street car conductors. Are We
coming to that?
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
Equity Court No. 1.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.

AAlALE dAoliAE ALAbAA IN
In re lunacy Of William Watson: committee au-
th0rized To receive and hold under changed name
Lockwood rs. Lockwood. proof before Lemuel
Fugitt examiner, ordered taken. Complainant
solicitor. J. II. Cr0xdale; defendants solicitor,
Lawrence HUfty.
1Ialoy O'Brien; auditors report confirmed
and distribution ordered. C0mpainaut's solicitor.
T. A Curtin; defendants solicitors c W. Dan
aud J. J. Brosnan.
Army and Navy Union vs. Regular Army and
Navy Union: time 70 take proof limited. Com
plainsnts solicitors, A A Lipscomb and Lemuel
FUgitt; defendants solicitors. j. /. Pugh, J. b.
Iauer. and Wolf & Rosenberg
Vonderhede vs.. Eonderheide; restraining order Is
suld against defendant. Complainauts solicitor, J.
II. CrJ1dGle.
Edwards vs. kellogg leave 10 strike out certain
allegations granted. Compartments solicitor, r. ;.
key smith. defendants solicitors George ~. Blan-
koisiIp Lloyd T. Everett, and joseph a. BurSEt
beavers IS. beavers; rule discharged Complain
ants solicitor. II. b. M0gltOn; Defendants solicitor,
b. T. Doyle.
McNeny vs. McNeIly; order Of publication. Com
plainaut's solicitors. Lyon 4 Lyon.
Reidy Gavin ratification Of sale ordered and
reference % auditor. Complainauts solicitor. Albert
Siers: defendants solicitor M y Richardson.
In re Lawson Council. Ordar Of st. Lake; refer
euce % auditor. Petitioners solicitors. o.. r. C0l-
lius and r r. Homer
Nixon vs.. Browning, time 70 take testimony lin
tied. Complainant solicitors n. 4. Cliukscalcs
and A. W. Scott; defendants solicitor, +. II.
Thomas
Mcguire DiEgius, auditors UpoTt ratified and
distribution ordered. Complainauts solicitor. Leon
robTiner; defendants solicitors. Bendheim q Roth
schild. +. II. Thomas and J. J. BrUsnau
Lott rs Anderson, appearance Of absent defend
ants ordered. C0mUl8inants solicitor, George \.
NCIauahau.
No assignments for Monday January H. 1907.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No assignments for Monday January T. 1867
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
Geographical Peculiarities.

This series is not all about sta
tistiCs and heavy subjects. II has
lots OF live, gossipy twists and
turns 10 H. one story that every
body will enjoy, especially the school
children. is about the geographical
peculiarities Of our country. II tells
about the complications that arose
on account of the State line be
tween Texas and Arkansas divid-
ing the city Of TexaTkana into two
parts. Do you know what city IN
the United States has the longest
street? Do you know what State
has the largest CoUnty2 You will
learn a lot about such oddities Of
geography from this article.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
Circuit Court No. 2.


John Wesley Church Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company; demurrer TO declaration sus-
tained, with ten days u amend. Plaintiffs attor-
ney. ~ T. Cliukscaies: defendants attorney, C. l.
Frailey.
Davis vs.. Owens; demurrer TO declaration sls-
tanned: judgment against plaintiff for costs: appeal
noted: bond. $50 Plaintiffs attorneys. W q. Gar
diner and +. y. H0peWeu; defendants attorney
W. J. Lambert.
Palmer vs.. Palmer; motion to require plaintiff 10
elect oyeuued. with ten days 70 plead Plaintiffs
attorney. 5. G. Peelle; defendants attorneys Bir
ney & Woodland.
Riley Us. simpson; motion to dismiss oyerruled
without prejudice. Plaintiff attorney. c. l. Frai-
ley; defendants attorney John Ridout.
On0rato IS. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany; leave 70 file amended declaration forthwith
with ten days to plead Plaintiffs attorney p H.
Marshall. defendants attorneys. Hamilton, Colbert
& Hamilton.
Russell ys: Washington Post Company; motion
for trial submitted Plaintiffs attorneys, VII
son * Barksdale; defendants attorneys Chaplin
Brown. C. A. Douglass, and J. Paul Earnest.
Assignments for Monday, January Il, 1877:
No. l52 Rist0n Garter. Attorneys, /. H.
Dayid-Hamilton, Colbert & Hamilton.
No. S. Scot vs. Herrell. Attorneys, Mackan x
Maedel-Irying Williamson and ". NJ. Williams
No. g. Cross Javins Attorneys. ". Z. Les
teri. r. Scsggs and Thompson 4 Laskey.
No. T. Totten Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company. Attorneys, thompson x LasEey-hGnlll-
ton Colbert d Hamilton.
No. g. Ransom vs.. Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. F. ". Hackett-R. T. Perry & Son and
C. T. Dunlop.
No. g. Totten vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys, Thompson & Laskey-Ham-
ilton. Colbert & Hamilton.
No. 4g9. Taylor vs.. Washington and Rockville
Railway Company Attorneys. \. Y. Bradley. J.
Darlington
No l&. Richards vs.. Zurhorst. Attorneys w C.
Preutiss-Hsmilton. Colbert * Hamilton
No g. Wylie. HarkeT & Camp Company vs.
Riley. Attorneys, q. NJ. Brady-Dogglass & Doug
lass.
No IT, Luke vs.. Washington Loan and Trust
Company Attorneys Douglass & D0uglass-J J.
Darlington
No i5s. Mesrs vs.. Jones. Attorneys. c. L. Frafey
Arthur Peter.
No. III f;Tady vs.. Washington Gaslight Com
R2ny- Attorneys. Douglass & Douglass-R Ross
Perry & Sen and Mckenney & Flannery.
No l56. Warwick vs.. Gleunan Attorneys. J. A
Bukart-E. L. Gies.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST, 10Th and o sts- nv. Res. Charles
r. Winbiglcr. pastor u a. m, Heavenly Food
74j D. m. a Personal Question Sunday school.
$50 a. m. Christian EndeayOr, Z p. m. Strangers
welcome.
WEST WASHINGTON 3lst and y sts. Rev. &. T.
Stealey. pastor H. "A Letter from the Lord "
733, a Woman Drives a NAH" Special music
Come
FIFTH BAPTIST Z So. near 7th sw. DR.. Weston
Bulner pastor breaches 40 II a. m. Wesley
and the Methodists" second IN Great Religions
rs. * Of T. and Christian knightho0d-SecTet
Societies Secrets" Special music. Baptism.
BAPTIST CHURCH, 10th and sts.
Dr. J. J. Muir. pastor Preaching. u a. H.. "1he
Yearlrg Heart 7-5 p. m, What Makes a
Jhristiaug" Sunday school. go a. n. Christian
Endeayor g. 85 p. m.
E. HEZ SVEN BAPTIZES SUNDAY NIGHT
Service. 7.5 o'c. Preaching, il a. n. Chorus
choir Free pews d Baptist Oh. Auditorium. ltl
and Va ave 81.