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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-11-16

Mrs. :. Rosinthal. Of Turner. Nichi-
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lain's Cough medicine for ourselves
and children for several years and like
il very much. l think IL is the only
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-11-16
LARGE HERRING

Safe Tor sale. weight about 5000
pounds: nicely equipped inside with
twenty-five drawers and three lock-
ers: some IF the drawers velvet lined
w. w. Condor.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-11-16

a new shipment Of wiley's candies
just received at the Hunter Drug Co.
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FOR SALE
a RELIABLE REMEDY FOR GROUP

Square piano. OCALA MUSIC co.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-11-16
We Are Also Exclusive AGENTS for ELLWooD Fence
LARGE STOCK, iUIcK Shipments

The largest stock OF heavy and light hardware SASH doors and
blinds farm, mill and miners supplies paints oils etc. carried
in Central Florida.
BOYDS POPTABLE FIREPLACE
is especially adapted for tupenne men, men, any one
where temporary fireplace needed The herewith gives
front OF this and hows attached
frame building, either where replace would be built be
in window.
1t is made OF the best galvanized steel is light and durable
This Portable Fireplace be moved from place place
down very few thereby saving expense
which would incur in making nnney of sticks and
brick. ) tEf'.L1I sal. r
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No I62s 5 street northwest Fannie C. Aiorey to
Frank L. Rspp. lot S. square rs, SO
Ingleside-Israel +. Warner Ct Ux. 10 Luthsr A.
Swartzen lots IS to g. block 3. SO.
No, 1875 Georgia avenue southeast-Jane Gerrans 20
Mary ]. Thomas. part lot 10. square lOis. Sloo
Chichester-Cass Linger ct viz. Henry A. 70
Grace b. Linger. part SO.
No SO j street nUrthWest-Thomas ii. Hall to Mel
lie Cartwright, lot and part lot d. square
as SIC
Fifth street northeast. between and streets
Albert q. Parker et TAX. 20 William n. Terrell,
Dot 81, square So SO.
street northeast between Fifth and Sixth streets
bessie 3. Parker st viz Albert C., to William NJ.
Terrell, lot e. square SO, SO.
Ne. ISIS Fifteenth street northwest Eugene d. r..
Brady e. ux. "a Marie A. Seddicum, lot Isl,
square 2o6. sic. Marie A. Seddie'ua conveys same
property 90 Jessie Z. Neil. SO.
NarrCn street northeast. between and G streets
Caroline King to Job Barnard and Harry King.
tnlsiees part original lot s. square 1858, SO. job
Barnard e al. trustees, to John ID. Sullivan,
part original lots 5 and z, square 1888 5000
Ne al X street nOTthWeSt-LOu a. h. NaumateT et
yir. Paul r., 10 Vim D. Williams, lot G, square
Chiehester-EIzabeth Hartman TO john B. Anderson.
lot ?. $500.
Eighteenth street and Florida avenue northwest
Edward j. StellWagen ct TX. to Louis and Annie
Sherman, lots 81 10 IS, square Isl, S0-2i565.
Lanier Heights-Fanne r. Burkett ct al to R0-
menia +. Rhees. lot So. SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Same to same.
lot GIG, Sic.
No. is Twelfth street u0rtheast-Michael J. Keane
to Nellie C.. Lee. lot g. square lOll. S.
Blair R0ad-Louis Z. Shoemaker ct ny. to George ].
Burton part of Girls Portion, $40.
Ne. l52l Fourth street n0Ttheast-L0uis Gundling to
Alexander II. Matthews. lot 60 square so $40
Tennessee avenue northeast. near street-Aialcolm
Hufty. trustee. to Felix A. Van Reuth. lots 60
and g. square l0il. Sl070l. Felix 4. Van Reuth
et Tx. to Emma C. Starr. lot CT. square l0lI SIG.
Kaor ma Heights-Clars J. Heyland ct al. trustees,
to Maxwell Van Zandt Woodruff. lot l. block
o 81
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On Tuesday. the Ninth Day Of
April. 1907, at Half-past Four
O'clock, P. M,

the folloaing described real estate IN the city II
Washington, District Of Columbia. and known ana
designated che ground plat plan u tue sal1 CITY
and being al u original lots eight si, nine 81
= S feet or original lot thirteen 49,. iH square
numbered seyenty-eight t5s, together with the m
prcTemeuts thereon, being premises numbered -l-1s
~, E9, and 13l ] street northwest, and ~
description Of the said property be obtained fo
tie undersigned and VII DC given 81 the time al
sale.
The property viii first be offered as a whole. AMI
the highest bid VIII Be noted The property wIi
then b. offered in separate parcels, and the bids
therefor similarly noted the trustees FeseTTlng the
night accept any bid, either foT the whole OF any
parcel Whe1 made. or after al BIDS Tor the properly.
received and noted
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree: One
third cash, Cne-thrd IN one year. and ouethird ~
two years after the Qay o. sale lr All cash, az the
purchasers option: deferred payments. u any. 70 Be
represented by promissory notes Of the purchaser.
bearing date on the day uf safe and ksyabier re-
spectFelT, one and two y1sTs after date With IN
terest. payable semi ANNUALLY. az the rate 0i
pr cent per anuum, ana 20 be seemed DY Geed OF
deeds 81 Trust upon the property sold, containing
usual PROVISIONS
certificates and taxes non daY % sale 90 Ok az pur-
chssers cost. \ deposit Of 81 .01. u property sold
a whole 500 each parcel, n sold III PAY
GELS must BE- made az the time o. sale Terms u
sale be complied with within fifteen days after
day Cf sale. and in the default OF such compliance.
the trustees the right. at their option either
10 resell the property IN respect Of which such de-
fault may happen. 81 the usk and Clst or the de-
tssmcnt in The Washington Herald. or 70 proceed
by appropriate judicial proceedings to enforce spScnC
HENRY E DAVIS. Trustee.
WILLIAM A. HUTCHINs. Trustee.
mhS3d&ds eyS 1888 \ ST NV
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AMATEURS ENTERTAIN.
Appear In Vaudeville, BurIesque,
and Song at the BeIascO.


Mr.. George A. Bentley. who has pro-
duced several amateur plays in Washing
ton In the past. appeared with COM
pany Of his own selection in a very in
teresting entertainment consisting of
what he terms ''impolite vOdeville, -
Honor Avenged a playlet from Bent
ley's own pen; Men, Women, and
Plays" a burlesque on the seasons at
fractions. and the Liza Lehman song cy-
Gle In Persian Garden"
The vaudeville acts embraced Florence
Bean. the soprano; Irwin Cosgrove. the
clever juvenile impersonator; Edward A.
Hines, and pretty little Miss Elizabeth
Forney. a toe-dancer. who captivated the
audience by her dainty acting and I'm
ished dancing. She was easily the star
of the vaudeville part of the performance
outside of Mr. Bentley, whose humor-
Gus monologue caught on immensely.
The playlet Honor Avenged" which
came next. showed the amateur touch IN
spots, but was entertaining chiefly on ac-
count of the acting of Edward II. John
son and Crosby Mccarthy, as two Ger
man dialecticians.
The singers who took part in the Leh-
Mrs William T. Reed, Miss Edna B.
Doe, Mr.. Joseph Battle, and Mr.. William
HopHins-were in excellent voice. and
pleased the music-lovers in the audience,
although the rather dreaTy musical set
ting, which many consider unsuited to
the Fitzgerald quatrains, cannot but be
considered as out of place in such a per-
Torrance. however well rendered.
The burlesque which concluded the en-
tertainment gave Mr.. Bentley an oppor-
tunity TO skiIIfulIy initiate David War
fields great character Of THE Music
Master" He was capably assisted by
Miss Edith Luckett
A large and brilliant audience was pres
ent Among the box holders were the
Japanese Ambassador and the Viscountess
Aod, the Costa Rican Minister and
Madame Calvo, the Haitian Minister and
Madame Leger, Judge Alexander J. Bent
ley. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry Butler
In the audience were the Assistant Score
tary OF War and Mrs. Oliver and the
Misses Oliver. Judge and Mrs Wright.
Representative and Mrs James Wads-
worth. Admiral and Mrs. W s. Schley.
the first secretary of the Brazilian En-
bassy and Madame do Amarai, Capt and
Mrs. Beach. the Comptroller of Currency
and Mrs. Ridgely. Judge and Mrs. De
Lacy. Representative and Mrs. George W.
Smith, Hon. and Mrs. Truman II. New
berry, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Sharpe, Ad-
miral and Mrs. George Converse; Judge
and Mrs. Mills, Hon. G. ". W. Hanger
and Mrs Hanger. Hon. William Small
and Mrs. Small, Mr. and Mrs Yung Kwai
Mrs. A. c. Barney, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Baldwin.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05
Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

Fearno IS. Southern Railway Company; continued
for the tenn. Plaintiffs attorney George L. TraIles.
defendants attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert & Hamil-
ton.
United States vs. Riggs National Bank: continued
for the term. Plaintiffs attorney D. w Baker.
defendants attorney. r. Rcss Perry Son
Duttera vs. McDcm0tt. receiver; on trial. Plain
tins attorney. +. a. Bowen, Z. C. Handy and r
r. Behrend; defendants attorneys, G. a. Douglas
and George T. Hoover
Fearno vs. Southern Railway Company: order ef
continuance set aside and case sat down for trial
May z Plaintiffs attorney. George r. TrsIIes:
defendants attorneys. Hamilton Colbert 4 Ham
ilton.
Motions for to-day:
No. /. Hurst VI. Miller ATTORNEYS. l. Forrest
BFandcnburg & BFandenburg
No. ? Slater IS Heath. Attorneys Albert sill
Ambrose and stutlcr
No. 3. Chapmau-Whiie-Lyous Company vs. Ed
ridge. Attorneys, H. W. Wheatley-F S. Key
Smith.
No. 4. Walker vs. Warner Attorneys. Tucker &
kenyon-titings & Chamberlm.
No 5 Player rs. Slater Attorneys. z. L. Gies-
Icon Tobriner
No. G. Schmetz vs. Iseman. Attorneys II. W
Wheatley-J. J. Peyscr and Wolf & Rosenberg
No. :. Griffith vs. Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company ATTORNEYS, Pratt & Wilson-BeHy, Minor
& Rowland.
No. 5 Pussy vs. Wilson Attorneys. Burkhart-
H. f. Davis.
No. s. Jo;inson vs. Balliuger. Attorneys. Baker,
Sheehg 4 Hogan--T iIurstou.
No 10. Turpin IS Z. 3. W T. r. Co At
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05

Z. Lester sud Michael .. Colbert. 70 seeHs
Nstiouai Permanent Building Association. s. so.
lot q.
Square IsI-Loais and Annie SHERMAN 10 Thomzs
II. Gale and George Z. Fleming. 70 secsre I'd
Hsrd J. Stellwagen, fsustee, s. 759. 3 yeaFs,
Per cent. senli-annnay. lots ~ 10 70
Square s2~Aunie T. Davis 70 J. Eakn Gadsbg and
Walter II. Aeker. TO secure William J. Heinicker.
500 year. per cent. senlianRuallys pert
original lot Z
Girls Pogtion-GeoTge J. Burton Il ux 70 WiIton
J. Lambert and Ahner G.. T. Shoemaker. n
cure Louis T. Shoemaker. 81 g0. yesfs par
cent semi annually. part same to sane. 10
secure same. $50 ! 70 30 months. 5 per cent.
SAME properly.
Square szg-Alexaader H. Matthews ct ux 70 Jesse
L. Keiskeil aud John T. McLeTau. 70 secure
L0uia GHadiing, 1900 ] to 70 months. pr
cent lot So
Square slf-MaTy T. Augasterfer 70 James ].
Becker and George q. McElWee, 10 secure Real
Estate Title Insurance COMPANY u the District
q Columbia. S5.o09. years. 5 per cent, semi
annually. lots 3 and . and part lots 2 and u
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Pains klizabeth
Homer Query "a secure Louisa J. Sanford.
$3.50, years, per cent, ssuli-aunually part los
l6
square IelI-Emma C. Starr 70 Watson J Neston
and II. X. H0Wensten. 70 secure Emma NJ. Gil
lett s. 40. ! to @ months. per cent lot g.
Square Es-Fgauk J. Rapp e ux. % Frank +.
Rawlings and Frank S. Collins. 70 secure Ed
ward McC. Jones 3l25o. year, per cent, SEMI
annually lof g.
Square lo0s -Lottie Z. Bum ct vir james D.. =
Herbcrt A. Gill and Edward Mo- Jones, 10 81
cure Arlington Fire Insurance Company. s. so.
yeaFs, per cent seIHianuually. Dot l25
kaloFsma Heights Maxwell Van Zandt Woodruff to
Edward J. StellWagen and Thomas II. Gale. 20
secure estate Of A. ID. Iesslp. 500, years,
per oent, sefnianuuaily. lot ], block 2
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05
MAY REFLECT mrs. M'LEAN
D. A. R. Congress Opens in Capital
on Monday, April IS,
President General Relieved to Have
No OpPOsitiOn-Entert
Planned for Week.

It is said that Mrs. Donald Mclean will
meet with no opposition at the coming
election Of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, but will again be chosen
president general by reclamation.
The other officers to be elected are as
follows;
Ten vice presidents general chaplain general. re-
corfiug secretary general registrar general historian
general. corresponding secretary general treasurer
general assistant historian general librarian gen
ez4s, editor Of the American Monthly Masazinc.
business manager Of The American Monthly Maya
zine.
Plans for the annual congress. to be
held in Continental Memorial Hall. have
been completed. 1t is said there will be
some notable presentations to the Daugh-
ters for Continental Hall, consisting Of
many priceless old relics.
The congress viii be officially con-
vened at 1850 a. m. Monday, April 10.
when Mrs. Mclean viii deliver her ad-
dress of welcome and responses viii be
heard from several prominent people.
Monday evening the hail committee will
give musicale and reception at the New
Willard Hotel
There viii be two sessions each succeed
ing day until the close of the congress on
Saturday, April 20, Tuesday will be taken
up entirely with business. Announcement
will be made of the recommendation of
the committee on national officers. and
the reports Of the present officers will be
read. At the evening session, the standing
committees viii report
The thirteen columns OF the portico
donated by the thirteen original States
will be dedicated with fitting ceremonies
reception by the president general VIII
be held in the Congressional Library in
the evening.
Thursday morning the nomination and
election of officers win begin. During the
day President and Mrs. Roosevelt will re-
ceive the delegates at the White House.
A patriotic celebration with number of
novel displays viii be held in the evening.
Saturday viii be getaway" day. when an
the unfinished business will be wound nm
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of John 5I5olien; viii admitted to probate
and letters testamentap granted % Malcolm Hufy
and James j.. spaulding bond, 81 90. Attorney,
Malcolm Huftr
Estate Of james Grant Wedding; letters Of admin
istTation granted 10 Wit0a J. Lambert bond. $50.
Attorney. K. Preston Sheaiey.
Estate Of AlmiFa Anderson letters Of administIa-
tion granted 10 Chapman W. Fowler bond $50.
Attorney. J. N. George
Estate # Annie Hennessyi ca1eat fled. Attorney.
". y. Ambrose.
Estate If Alary A. Onid: viii admitted 10 probate
and letters testameHtary granted % William D. Jar
Tis: bond. 500. Attorney Thomas Walker
Estate o. Beverly Z. Moodey; vail admitted 10 pro
bate and letters te6tameutaTy granted % Margaret
W tioodey; bond. sl,5o0. Attorney, c. ~. Clagett
Estate Of MARY V. Brown; finding 20 death OF
Commodore Perry Brown and oIdeT directing ad-
mtni5tratrIX 20 turn over certain assets Attorneys,
g. j. Murphy ard Gordon & Gordon
Estate q Perm Brown: letters Of administration
granted 70 Elliott w. Brown; )ond G.o0o. AttoF-
ney. C. J. Murphy.
Estate Of Adeliue y. Chaiker; vin admitted to
probate aud lettes iestameutary granted 90 Aphonso
o. Tugiey; band. Sl.nQ Attorneys. McG0Wan ser
ven. ~ MohuH and H. 4. Heitmulieg.
Estate Of Elizabeth Andemauu all admitted 10
PROBATE and letters tes1ameHtary granted u William
A. D1nrhi bond, 200. Attorney, ". A. Donch.
~ re Pauline Guiiford order appointing George l..
Barber guardian; bond. $500. Attorney. Samuel
MaddoE
AfetAtH Ut Atl4l1lA L1lldiAf VII a1ll4ilG4 10 Au-
bate and letters testamentary granted to William
Henry Locraft; bond, 500. Attorney, F. II. Ridg-
say.
Estate Of James H. Hin; letters Of administration
granted o. sarah A. Hill; bond, 500 Attorney.
Thomas Walker
Estate Of Hattie A. Conner; viii dated july 2,
1890 MED
Estate Of Frank V. Ofutt; petition Cor probate Of
will fled Attorney. Frank j. WissueT.
Estate q RALPH k5I,s: petition fer probate Of VIII
flied AttorueJ, J. II. Lichliter.
Estate of James e. Leonard petition fer probate
OF VIII flied Attorney. L. J. RYAN.
Estate q Charles C, Casey petition for probate Of
vii filed. Attorney, ". l.. Hoover.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 17s-Frank E. Rapp ct TX to Milton z.
Allies and William J. Flather. 20 secure John NJ.
Jones. $3.50. years, 5 per cent, semi-annualy,
lot g.
Square 2l5-Isabelle Murphy to Benjamin ". Guy
and w Taylor Burch, 20 secure Franklin Insur-
auce Company. Zoo. years. per cent, semi
annually. part lots H aud l.
Square us2-John W CLARK ct Tx. to Edward p.
Schwartz and Edward T. Kaiser. to secure Lille
McClelland A0jo. years. 5 per cent. semi
annually pert lots II and T.
Square s2l-William Mcclure ct TO William J.
Father and john r. McIeran, to secure John
NJ. Jcnes, $3.50, years. per cent, semi
annually lot !.
Addition TO lie Dr0it Psrk-Hemsn r. Howenstein
ct ux. 10 Henry 4. BeTuGanu and Charles
SchafeF. 10 secure Northern Liberty German
American Building Association No. s. s. 600,
lets c aud Is, block Is
Square 2]9-HcndCrson Suter 20 Maurice A. Beck
ham and Joseph Il. GToss. to secure Elaise O..
C. Suter, $3.50 years. 5 per cent semi
Annually para lot g.
Square s7s-Epgenia +. Luther te Luther L. Apple
aud ]. C. Kennedy Campbell. 80 secure Lillian
r. Werdweli, $500. ] year, G PEI cent, semi
annually, lot l34
Square al-Wnn D. Williams ct TX to Wharton
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05
GALLAUDET LOSES TO EASTERN.
Mutes Are DOwned in slow Game at
Kendall Green by IL TO II.

Eastern High dOwned Gallaudet yester-
day in a loose game at Kendall Green,
by 10 to H.
The wretched work of Dillon, who re-
lieved O'DonneH in the box for the Mutes.
in the eighth inning, was responsible for
EasteTn's victory.
O'DonneIl held the High School boys 10
four runs in the seven innings he was on
the rubber. while the college boys touched
up Smith and Whitney for eleven runs
in the first six sessions. With the score
standing il to 4 at the beginning of the
eighth it looked pretty blue for Eastern.
but the lads fell on Dillons delivery in
the eighth and ninth innings and ham
mered out nine runs, which brought their
total up 10 thirteen. DOdd pitched gilt
edged ball in the last three innings, while
he was on the rubber for Eastern. Score
by innings.
Eastern. 3 0 0 0 2 7-B
Gallsudet. ..,................. Z o ) 0 ell
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AUCTIONS.
@ 6. SLOAN 8 CO.. AuetioneeIs. 100 6 Sire

/ c. q. SLOAN & CO.. Aueti0neegs. 1907 Street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE PROPERTY KNOWN As No
1911 L STREET NORTHWEST A MODERN
THREE-sTORY AND BASEMENT BUILD
ING. WITH SIDE AND REAR ALLEY.
Under and by virtue Gf a certain deed of trust,
hearing date Che g7;h day Of ApTii a. ID. 1903 and
recorded On the 18th day Of April, A. b. 1910, in
libeF No. 22 al folio 27 e seq. one VI the Land
records Of the District q Columbia. default having
been made in the payment Of interest ga the debt
secured by said deed Of trust and By the written
direction Of the and holder Of the note thereby
secured. the undersigned, trustee. under said Ee
cited deed Of tHst, viii oeF foF sale, al public auc
| ton. IN front Of the premises. On TUESDAY. ID
day Of April A d. 1851 at : 80 O'Clock p. n, the
following described real estate improved by premises
No. 1911 L street northwest namely;
Part q original lot numbered three 81 IN square
numbered enc hundred aud ninets-slyen 49, begin
ming ct the southeast conner IT said lots thence
north 100 feet thence vest Is feet; thence north =
feet: thence WCst 10 feet: thence south = feet;
thence cast three t5 feet; thence soutl 60 feet;
thence east . feet, 20 the beginning, with perpetual
right Of for alley purposes over stIlp o. ground
beginning 3 iCet west u the southeast c1rllr ~
said lot; thence north 60 feet; thence west feet.
thence south % feet thence east on street feet
10 The beginning together with all and singular the
improvements. ways easements, rights, pTi1lleges
and appuTteuances 10 the same belonging OF ln aug
wise appertaining.
Terms q sale: All cash l0f which a deposit u
500 must BE- made the trustee at the time Of the
salc} or one-third cash, and the balance ln Two
equal installmeuts. represented b. notes Of the ply
chassr and secured by deed Of trust the property
sold said notes bear interest at the tate Of Eve
Ier centum Is per cent TeF aaHuIE. parable SEMI
annually, from date Of sale and payable u ona aud
two years from date q sale. All conreyaucng ana
recording at the cost Of the purchaser The right Is
reserved by the trustee Of reeliug the property at
the risk and cost Of ans defauting purchaser. after
I'VE DAYS previous public advertisement N some
newspaper published III Washington, j. c. CT Ia
taking sach other action preceding as said uus
tee may b. advised is pEuueT.
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY, OF The DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, FORMERLY UNION
TRUST AND STORAGE COMPANY, Trustee.
By EDWARD J. STELLNAGkA, President
Attest: GEORGE Z. FLEMING, Secretary.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. April g. 1867, at sane place, at D an
b order Of the trustee.
apSdEds-cxs C. q. SLOAN & Co, Auctioneers-
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
Thursday, April 4, 1oO7J
DISTRICT COURTS.



Present: The Chief Justice Dir Justice Mccosnas
and Mr.. Justice Robb
No i7i5. WEIGH IS. Lynch argument continued bg
Mr., g. A. keigwin and Alr, II. E. Davis fog appel
lees. and concluded by Mr. Nathsnia Wilson for aD-
sellantsi GA motion bath sides are allowed 70 nie
additional briefs herein if 50 advised.
No. l766. 39an. trustee. vs.. Curtis, sdminisiTa-
trix: placed at foot Of docket
No H50 Virginia Carolna Lumber COMPANY IS.
Eisinger et al argument commenced By sir. H.
Winship Wheatley for appellant, continued by Air
Hayden johnson for appellee. and concluded b. SIR
II. Winship Wheutley Tor appellant.
Nc. 1883. France -. Coleman appeal 70 United
States supreme Court prayed by air. J. J. Hamilton
Of counsel Tor appellant. allowed, and bond to act
supsrsedeas fixed at $500
No. lI52 Emery vs.. L0Td; argument commenced
by Mr.. w. NJ Levin for appellant
Assignments for to-day.
On hearing
no i752 Emery IS. Lord. Appellants attorneys,
J. T. Ray. IT,. and ". Il. Levin; appeilee's at
torneys, L. G. Dutton and John Rid5u..
Regular call
No 1853 Size IS. Guefdrlm Appellants attor.
neys. &. ". Fits and E. e. Dutton. aDueilee's al
torneys. T. L. JefoIds and ~ Strasbuger.
No. h58 Jerman vs. Edwards Appellants att0r-
ney. L. j. Nather; appeiics's attorney John Ridout.
No l757. New York Continental Jewell fItn-
ton Company rs, Wynk0op. Appellants attorney.
J. II. Hayden aWellee's attorneys. G. A. Douglas
and o. L. Baker
No l76l Brennan Construction Company vs. Cum
berand. Appellants attorneys Hamilton, Colbert
q Hamilton. appellees attorneys. ". G. Ciephane
and Charles Linkns
Ne. 1868. CToissant Empire State Realty Com
pans. APPELLANTS attorney r. g. Donaldson ap-
peiieo's attorneys Kalstou & siddons and ~. L.
richardson.
No. He. District q Columbia vs. Coale; appel
hnts attorney, Z. H. Thomas; appeees attorneys,
Cuttings q Chamherlin.
No. 1855. American Home Lifc Insurance Com
paHy vs.. DTaEe. Appellants attorney H. +. Davis
appeIiee' attorney. Z H. Thomas.
No 1853. Caui01o vs.. Baird. Appellants attor-
ncls. a. l. Davis and J. A. Cobb; spIellee's attor-
ney. Stuart sicNamara.
Special Calendar. No. L-stGFeg Is. Storey. APP
peIlants attorney. J. s. Easby-sniith; appeees At
tcney. II. A. Wrenn.