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The Washington herald., 1907-05-25

Paul Zierold, whose picture Is shown
/ above. is the bandmaster conducting the
Royal Berlin Military Band appearing at
Washington's Luna Park.
In the year 1894 Paul Zierold entered a
private conservatory of music in the city
of Berlin. After a ceaseIess course of
study he was appointed concert meister
to the 104th Regiment Band, of Chemnitz.
His skill as an arranger and composer
soon became apparent. Eventually. he
became the bands manager and director.
lie devoted much of his spare time to the
study of the vi0loncello lie placed
himself under the tuition Of Hans Bruna
and Prof Mann. In a short while his
services were solicited for all the grand
concerts. Having succeeded with the
viol0ncellO, he turned his attention to the
piano.
With the seasoned experience Of an old
master. he next devoted much Of his time
to composing. writing many characteristic
pieces. military marches. &c. After three
years service with the 10ith Regiment.
he entered the Thirty-flrst Regiment of
Hamburg. with which he remained two
years. At the expiration Of this period
he returned To Chemnitz to become con
ductOr Of the famous Civil Turn Hall
Orchestra. Thinking America offered bet
ter inducements. he migrated TO this coun-
try. The late Fritz Scheel, recognizing in
the 'celist a man Of ability, secured
him for the Philadelphia Symphony Or
chestra. He remained with this embodi- /
ment two seasons. Upon the death of
Herr Wilhelm Schmidt. conductor Of the /
Royal Berlin Military Band zierold re-
turned to Europe to assume entire /
charge.
At the expiration of its Washington /
engagement the Royal Berlin Military 4
Band goes to Atlantic City. where II will /
remain all summer under the Steel Pier
management
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25
Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

/ Dudley vs. Owen; argued and submitted Plain
I ufs attorneys s. A. Pullman and Charles Poe
deieudau's attorney. ". II. Robson.
i Never rs. Mcdonald order cf MAY % set asd.
and Judgment against defendant and surety Plain
tifs attorney John Rid0ut. dsferd7uts attorneys
Hamilton Colbert Hamilton. and Edmund Brady.
Price TZ Jones. motion feT new trial ogerri'el
and Judgment On verdict fo- Defendant Plaintiff
attorneys. A. A. Lipcemb and W " Ellison
defeudant's attorneys. }. NJ. Proctor and MILAN &
Smith
Miller Shoemaker Real Estate Company vs. s,ur
ge0u, oral ezamiusl of amisheas Plaintiffs after
ney L. T. Everett. DEFENDANTS attorney. HAYDEN
johnson.
Bartlett rs Potomac Baltimore and Wuminv'- m
Railroad Company. motion iT new trial overruied
and Judgment ON verdict for defendant Plaintiff
attorney. W. II II. Hart defcnda1t's attaueys.
McKeuuey FlaHus~.
Walters rs Washington RAILWAY and E,e-tr,, Com
Tguv; hearing au motion l0r new trial fixed flF
May 81 Plaintiffs attorneys LeCkif. Fulton q
Cox, DEFENDANTS attarueys G. A. Douglas and
George L. Hoover
French vs. National Laundry Company: motion
for rew trial Med Plaintiffs attorneys MILAN d
smith; defendants attorneys. B5uy MohUu aud II
Prescott Galley.
Assignment for Monday. May q. 1907:
No. so. Dudley ys Owen Attanegs S. A. Put
man sud Charles P0e-W. A. Robson.
No 6l. C0ngsr vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys. l.. j. Matlr- Hamilton. Col
bert Hamilton.
No. 6lIs Grant vs.. KaTick. Attorney. +. "
McReynalis-MiIau smith
No 6l3 Laer IS. Prudential Insurance Company
Atf6rners. A. S. & J. r. T8rlur-BoUy & Minor
No 65- Slater ys TsylCg Attorneys. J.. A. Bai-
lsv-A. s.. & J. T. Taylor
No 5i3. Dorsey u.s. Elm-rr. Attorneys. Ambrose
q Mcrllat-Biguey q Wca3ar5.
No. $40. Pope Ts southern Railway C5mparv
Attorneys, g. J. Simms and T.. II. Mssha'--,;e1r-e
80. 56l. Jackson vs. Bur-d7rf. Attorneys Wolf
& Rosenbcrg-I. J. Darlington
No. 5-l-H0IdemEu vs Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Company. Attorneys. r. $. NlaIroey aai L. H.
David Hamilton. Colbert & Hamilton.
80. 80 Hurst vs. Miller Attorneys Edwin For
rest -Brauienhur- & RauienhIrg.
NJ. ZjL Palmer vs.. Palmer. Attoruevs-S O.
peeIle-Bi-0ev * WaoIard-
NJ. CT. Pars us vs. Redmond Att0-ners. Tucker
& Ksuvrn-R. T.. Duual17ru.
No. $50 Tgrin IS. Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington Railroad COMPANY ATTORNEYS. J. W.
Blackburn, ir., and T. H. Thomas-NcRenucy a
Elauncv.
No. 51a Bradshaw vs.. District n Columbia. At
toneys. j. J. Darlington and ". e.. sulvan-E II
Thomas
No 5a5. Kar Ts Golsnbafg ATTORNEYS. Caring
ton Darlington and Hayden Johnson-Wolf q R7-
srrhefE
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Euutty suits,

No. 27lC3 Ernest L. Schmidt Ct a. IS. George ".
EmmeuCh ct al; to substitute trustee. Complain
ant solicitor J. A. Naedel.
Nos 21lG. El]5, and 2'lB. pr0yident Life ard
Trust Company Il a.. executors. vs. John T. W8S-
gaman et al % substitute trustee. Complainant
solicitor. George A. Provost
No. El07. Josephine A. Harrison rs. unknown
hcirs of Henry HUNT, 20 quiet title C0mpslnants
solicitors Berry Minor
No Elo3 George ". England vs. Veronica "
England. to aHnul marriage C0mplanauts s0lici-
Tor, Canpbsl Cauingt0u.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

| North Capitol and W street.-The Prosfec- Hiu
Cemetery Company % United States Il America.
part n Prospect Hill Cemetery 500
Moore & Barborr's Second Adlf,ou-Frarcs A.
Hurdon = uK. 90 Robert Seybgth. i9t g.. block
l1 SO
no. "a Third street s5u,huasf-L Mslsnde King.
trustee, u Mamie b. MAY. lot +. square SD.
$50
/ In,arsf-Nlary p. Weser 70 Michael J. Colbert and
Edward r. Comm.sser. trustees. al rrupsr'v SO
Maryland avenue northeast between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth s.raefs-Sshna EEss 20 1i.Ie ~
Ire7', part original .et b square I071 $40
Friendship and Mount Airr-liay q. Acuev %
Eruas' l. johnson. l1t J. block g. SO.
No. ~ Sixth street urr-hras--A. N g. Weiesrh1u
ct a. 90 Anna Wesenberi. la' sI square SO S.
No. i3 Fourth street n1rrheaFt-Ar1 Coz e. ux 90
Harriet " H. COT irt - square s.Z so
Breeds Pllc--Emct L. Schmidt 20 Flora NJ
Schmidt l0, o. So
Belair Heights-Ge--7fie NJ Hubbard % John HAYS
Hammond. Iart lots 5 and =. tirrk 3 ST.
Gis-r-lHcssau a. Raist1n q uv. t8 Garlsm y
W.u-igE IAN lots 3 ard g. So
Dry McadrNs-John T. Hams 90 Mary G. Harris.
part. ST.
Kal1rama H-izl's-Iam-s b. Reynolds TO James C.
H1oe l1t 8. block s so
Iug.rsde-Wiliam O.. Allard o., al to Hcrtsrt p.
K'mhaH ldt % block . SO
Truijsd-R0brrt f. McGes et ux. 90 Mary A
Er8ulgr l1t g. b'.rs g go.
so. sos n street r7r-Etas'-Tsrsel s. Miller o. Mary
A. Miller .1- lt square s2 go.
halorlus H-Eht--lAiiip n J. Cn-au 90 a.. % The
b.s'rt Construction CompaHT lots li 20 l-.
b.r-s - So
No ia Florida svenue u0rhueyt-Uuitri Security
Life Insurance and Trust Company f1 William
z Gibbons lot 60 block : l., UTri- PARK $ S-n
Sclur'gu park-Alb-rt A. Wilson et al trustees
10 Elizabeth s. Lewis and Csthar.ue sarille
lots "a, g. 60, 20, block g. and lot g. block
Nra
street northeast, between twelfth and Thirteenth
s'rests-Edg-r Maple q uy. % William Wap,e
lar 252. square 1905 So
H0'mesd Es-ate-Zaclariah T. Sewers CO a.. trus
tees. 20 Harry Warlman and Harry B. Wilson
lots 81 ~ -, square 155. SO
No 60 L street n0rthe8s--IOhl vs. Puiirg tr1s-
ras 10 Louis v. Nrrthrp l1t 25 square s5
s2s5 Louis Y. Northup conveys 1me property
o. Grace NCT4huV So
West E-sinR-U-Hary Wariman 90 Abnsg o.
Latham, lots 20 and s. block r. So
No. lils Eleventh street uorthvast-He.en " Ma
honey 10 Katie l. Basin. lot g. square 5i2 SO.
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Public Hearing on Wells.

In response to numerous protests against
the closing Of the shallow wells Of the
District. Engineer Commissioner Morrow
yesterday recommended that a public
hearing on the subject be granted. the
date Of which has not yet been deter
mined
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suits.

No. 1915. Robert l. Preston vs. Edwin r. Jones
tauUellaHu. appeal. Defendants attorneys. O.. g.
AUbam and q. Rogers
No iJt'i Hammond Blant0n vs. Washington Rail
way and Electric Comparyi damages, ;2o0p. Plain
titi 3 attorney. John q. Davis
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Totals ...... !

Earned ruus-Treasuy. :. First base by errors
Treasury. . left on bases-Treasurv. s: Navy. 3
First base on balls-Of Donaldson !: OF Murray 2
Struck 0ut-By Donaldson. g. hv Murray. l6 SscT-
fee hits-T1rnev BsisskL Stolen blses-Lord Fu
cher. Biclaski. Mccarthy Hester 49, Hughes. Hit
by pitoher-By Murray p Passed halls-Smith l2
Umpire-Nr Belts. Time Of game hour and 50
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25

With Jack Leonard pitching good ball
all the way. the Southern Railway was
gnable TO overcome the Columbia team.
the latter winning by to 0.
Neither team was able q tally until the
fifth, when Ogle let down and three runs
were showed over the pan Two Of these
came from bases on ball primarily, and
Willie heene lined beautiful drive over
the crowd, bringing in one of the men
and was allowed only two bases on the
hit Hayden's catch Of ZannellTs foul is
was the feature Leonard allowed but
two hits. The official score:
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No Color and No Comic.

The Sunday issue of The Washington
Herald is growing with each succeeding
issue because II IS so different from other
Sunday papers. Il is bright and uewsy
and clean all the way through.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25

Earned 7uH5-St, Martins, 3; Trinity, !. Left On
baSes-st. Martins, S. Trinity, First base on
balls-Of Gallagher, !; of Gran. l. Struck ont
By Gallagher. r. bv Graf s. Two-bsze hits-Duran
~. Gallagher. Chism. McNuch Sacrifice hit
Dondero. Stolen basez-Baegett ~. Dugsn. Don
dero Graf. Double plav-W. Gallagher. Hit nv
ujtcher-By Graf. l. Passed hall-BiTch Tmpiro-
Mr. W. Leishear. Time Of game-l hour and q min
u.es.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25
District Court.

In re extension Of alley in block q Columbia
Heights verdict and awald Of jury filed.
In re opening Of minor street in square 1910: order
oyeruling demurrer and accepting jury
In re extension Of Eleventh street: order fixing
appeal bonds.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25
Criminal Court NJ. !.
TTrZTTTU C7raVr0un

United States IS James Shacse'forT assault with
dangerous weapon; recoSuzance. 5000. jaken with
Douglass 7. SVhaX and William Thomas as srrgtsrs
United States vs.. Harvey 4. Smith E0usebreak
ing; sentence. lenitentary fo- SIX years
United States vs. Samuel Pefrailo assault 70
RAPE. motion fer new trial 0Tcuued. sentence. 20
lenite9tary for five years; appeal noted Attorney.
J. =, Easbv-Smifh
Assignment for Monday Nay q. 1871:
United States IS Matthew Roche
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25

Walter II. NARROW, IT,, ard Frank A. Harrison
10 secure Lena lockwood. 500 years. per
cent semi-annually. lct 2l3
West Echington-Abncr o. Latham to William A
Hill and 5. P. Thompson. 10 secure Harry Ward
man. 500. l 10 IS months, 6 per cent. semi-an-
nually lots 20 and S. block T.
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Frst base by errOrs-FiIst. ., bethany. 5 Lcft On
i'ases-FiTst Q. Bethany. 3. First base on balls-Of
Litchfeld. 5; OF Rider. 2 Struck out-By Itch
field 5: by Rider 3 Threeb base hit-Zaneih Two
base hit-Johus0n Sacrifice hit - Webb Passed
hall - Holman. Umpire - Mr.. Newman Time of
Came-l hour and 10 minutes
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First base hy eTogs-Columbia ]: Southern Rail
way . Left on bases-Co'Umbia, To- Southern Rail
way, 4. FiEst base bslls-Of Ozle s. struck
out-By Oge. :; hy Leonard. s. Tv0b1se hit
keane- Sacrifice hit-Ho0S Stolen bases-Tayl1r
Mullin. Babson. Wild pitchss-Ogie i2. Umpire
Mr.. Haudib0s. Time Of game-I hour and g min
utes.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25

If YOU want all the sporting news end
gossip. professional and amateur. read tie
Sunday sporting section of The Washing
ton Herald.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25
ClrcnIt Court No. 2.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Assignment f-r M0aday. May r 1867:
No. -. Polling vS. Capital T-scL0u Compauv. On
trial Attorneys. Il. H. Glas,-s AID C. 4 Syme-
T.. Ross PeyrT K Son.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
st. Martins Defeats Trinity by Score
of 10 in Seven Innings.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

e.. ,.., ". l. ~. W. L. Pct
St. JCsephs.. 1 2 .S5 81. Peter ST.. loo
ST. Martins and Trinity, two of the
strongest teams in the Marquette League.
met yesterday. and the former won by
20 l.
Both pitchers were batted rather freely,
but St. Martins made its safeties tell by
punching them in the first three innings.
Dugan led with the bat with two doubles
and q single The score
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25

You get the best when you get the Sun
day issue Of The Washington Herald. and
to-morrow's Issue will be brighter and
better than ever. 1t costs but cents.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25

The Sunday issue Of The Washington
Herald has no color and no comic. but is
brimful Of things worth reading. Once a
reader, always q reader.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25

Not the biggest but the newsiest, the
brightest, and the best-and it costs only
3 cents-the Sunday issue of The Wash
ington Herald.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25
WINS BRIDE ON DARE
Naval Officer WedS lIiSsJoyce
at -Four in Morning.
KNOT IS TIED N A CAFE

Lieut.. James II. Combs, Assigned
TO Cruiser Washington, Takes Wife
After Two Years of CourtsbiD-Yo
Ring, No Veil, and No Wedding
Bells, but Usual showers of Rice.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25

NeTt game. Mond5y-I1mmGTce and Labor v
Postol7ce
Treasury had little trouble In defeating
Navy yesterday, the score being I to ?.
It looked for a while as though Navy
would be shut out, but the sailors man
aged TO shove two over in the seventh on
an error, two felder's choices, and two
outs
Donaldson. the former War pitcher. was
on the slab for Treasury. and held the
Sailors down 10 four bingles.
Murray pitched for the Navy. and made
a record Of sixteen strike-Outs. The official
score:
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Equity Court No. I.
CHIEF IfrGTTCp CLAVsIrCU

Gibson vs. Mclaughlin; leave to extend loar
granted. Conplainants solicitors. Gordon & Cor
don
! Carey vs. Oglc; substitution Of trustees ordered
Comp,ainants solicit1r. J. D. SULTAN.
Schmidt rs. EinmcTich; substitution Of trustee or
dere1 Compartments solicitor. J. A. Aaedel,
Porter vs. American Loktie Company; rule as n
receiver discharged Complsinant's solicitors, At
klsson & Leighton; Gefcndants solicitors Brown &
Linkirs
Blackburn vs.. Campbell; rule as TO receiver dis
charged COmpiaiuants solicitors. J. q. Capers and
l. II. David: defendants solicitor John Ridout
Army and Navy Union vs. Regular Amy and
Navy Union; cause dismissed. Compainants sotci-
tors. Lemuel Fugttt and A. A. Lipsoonb defend
ants solicitors, Wolf & Rosenberg and J. b.
iarner
Hutton vs.. Hutton; leave to prosecute in fonna
pauperis granted and rule discharged Complain
ants solicitor Cnnda Nlackey: defendants solicitor,
T. l. Ges
Assignment fer to-day:
Otis E'emtor Cc. vs. Meyers. Attorneys. Warren
& sholcs-oDonoghue Bnndeuburg & Branden-
burs, and A. T. l.. Leckie
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
GonZasn College Fs. louug; order ot publication.
Complaiuant's solicitor Charles j. Murphy.
Turner IS Turner. order appointing James s.
McDouOFh commissioner 20 take testimony Com
p!anau:s solicitor. II. H. Holloway; defendants
solicitor. j. Z Potburg.
Pr0videut Life and Trust Company IS. WsgEa-
man e al ithrse casssl Substitution of trustee de-
creed. Complauauts solicitor, George A. Provost.
Thompson IS. Thompson, rule % show cause dis
charged. Ccmplainants solicitors. Lancaster a
and s. ID. Tylitt.
Shea vs. Ahll0y; order compelling defendant 20
hlo answer Compliments solicitor Wilton J. Lam
bert; defendants solicitor Barnard & Johnson.
Merillat rs. Hooker. witness not required 20 an
sWcr questions Compliments solicitors. e. II
M5riilat and NJ y Richardson. defendants s0lic
tors, Lester q Pr.Ce.
Cox vs.. Babsou. rule discharged. Complaiuants
solicitors T. L. Jefurls and f. " Cox defendants
solicitors. Barnard 4 johnson and Haliam Hailam.
Tarbell Tarbei; counsel fee awarded. Com
p5insnt's solicitor. Wilton J. lambert defndants
solicitor. Tracy l. Jefords.
BaliengCr Us. Balicngr hearing continued until
certain parties are brought into cu0rt By hahcas
corpus. Complaiuant's solicitor J. II AdriasnS
Agnew vs.. Hutchins modification of order of May
Il permitted Complainant solicitors e. II. Cra-
gin and 5. T. Thomas. defendant solicitors Brand
znbuTg & Brandsnburg
Thurstun IS. CLARK. appearance 4 II. T. Davis
stricken out and Iro crufgss0 ordered. Complain
ant solicitor, Charles T. Digs.
Assignment for Monday AIay z, 1907
Nc "a. Robinson IS. Robinson. Attorneys, Nc |
Nciil McNeill-Ge0rga C. Aukam
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Bankruptcy Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
In re Standard Dairy and Ice Company; deed Of
trust declared void and certain claim allowed and
payment Of certain claims
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l. HENRY H FLATHER. Cashier Of the above
named bank do solemnly swear that the above state.
ment is true 20 the best of my knowledge and belief
HENRY II. FLATHER. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 20 bofCre me this sd day
Ct May 1907. DAVID RITTENHOUSE
Notary Public.
CoTCCt-A,tcst;
CHARLES c. GLOVER.
NJ Z. AILES
WILLIAM J. FLATHER
THOMAS HYDE,
Directors
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New York, May 2L-Lieut. James r.
combs, Of the United States navy. now
assigned to the cruiser Washington. in
port here, made Miss Isabelle St George
Joyce. Of Philadelphia. his bride in Jack $
restaurant, Sixth avenue and Forty-third
street. to-day so Unexpectedly that he
had not provided a wedding ring and a
gold band had % be purchased from an
accommodating waiter.
Lieut.. Combs. with Lieut. Oscar F.
Cooper. entertained a number OF friends
at the Army and Navy Club last night
Among the guests We're Lieut. Mcintyre
and Miss Eleanor Bennett. of PhiadeI-
phia.
Not until after midnight did the party
break up. Then If was decided by the
three lieutenants to take The two Phila-
oeiphia girls 10 Jacks. where they could
see a bit of New York life.
Two Years in Love.
Lieut. Combs and Miss Joyce have been
much together during the past two years.
lie made no secret of his devotion 10 her
but that she returned his affection was
not known 90 him. He had told her in
the early part of the night that he had
been assigned to a post abroad which
would keep him away from the states for
two years at least.
don't want 70 go, either" he said.
Il don't want TO leave you"
She smiled and looked cute. but said
nothing. However, it was remarked that
for time she was unusually quiet and
thoughtful Passing through the dining
room at Jacks. Miss Joyce spied a bunch
Of orange blossoms. They were fading
and witheTed. but that mattered not. She /
seized the blooms and stuck them in her
hair
See what have?" she said. Now. I |
only need man. ring, and a minister /
10 make things complete"
III be the man. Combs almost /
shouted
And III get the minister" volunteered /
man who had heard the girls speech /
and the lieutenant's reply He was a /
stranger.
lie Dnres Her.
"Wiu you?" Combs asked. addressing /
the girl. "Wil you? III dare YOU"
Il never took a dare in my life" she
answered, "and I'll not take one now"
Jack Dunston the restaurant pro- !
p-ietor was communicated with.
Can we get married here?' asked
Combs.
Sure answered Jack.
The Rev. DIT Henry Marsh Warren was !
called by phone. When ne arrived Dun /
ston had fitted up the red room for the
wedding and was doing all in his power
10 keen quiet a score of Yale students.
who were I'm the front dining-room. The
students simply refused 70 be peaceful,
and sang with all their lung power.
IhereH be no wedding bells for me"
Amid this confusion Miss joyce was led
10 the red room. followed by Miss Ben
nett on Lieut.. Cooper's arm. and With
Lieut.. Mcintyre bringing up the rear.
The knot was tiod as the clocks sounded
the hour of Z. Wife husband. and friends
sat down to q wedding feast, while the
Yale men foraged for rice and old shoes.
When lieut. Combs and his bride left
for thelr carriage they were showered
with rice, and as the carriage roIlea I'D
Sixth avenue dozen old shoes ratified /
behind.
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. 81 SIS %
District Of Columbia. City Of Washington. SIS
!. HARRY q. MEEN. Treasurer Of the abore-
named company. do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true 20 the best Of my knowledge and
uelei' HARRY g. MEElI.
Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me This ga dsy Of
MAY, 1871. ALFRED DENT
Notary Public
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Second National Bank,
RESOURCES

At Washington. in the District Of Columbia. AZ The
Close Of business May p 1907
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= JOHN e. ECKLOFF. Cashier Of the above
named hank. do s7lCmuly swear that the above
statement Is true % tire h=st RI my knowledge snd
belief JOHN e. ECkLOFF, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn % before me- this oath day
q MAJ 1871 WI 5 T0RBERT
Notary Public
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lLt u
City Of Washington. District of Columbia. IS:
]. CLARENCE CORsON Cashier of the above
named bank. do solemuly swear hat the above
statement is true 70 the best u nv knowledge and
belief CLARENCE CORSON.
Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before ne this 23d day
d May ISL. A. y. MITCHELL.
Notary Public.
CorTect-Attest.
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City q Washington. Distrirt q Columbia. ss.:
l. A. b RUFF Cashier of the above named
hank. do s-lemnly that the above statement Is
true, 20 the best II my ku1alelgp snd belief
4 T. RUFF Cashier
Subscribed and sworn % before me this ed dav II
MAY. 1867 PRANK GILMORE.
Notsry Public
f---r4-
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE,
Has No Trouble Downing Navy.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Next game. MoHdsy-Commerce and Labor vs..
Post-of5ce.
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BANK STATEMENTS,
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Columbia National Bank of Wash.
lnPt0n.
RFSnrRcrs

lngton,
At Washington, in the District Of Columbia at the
close Of business May %. 1907.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
southern Railway Unable 10 Solve
Delivery of Jack Leonard.
SIANDINE nE TIE TEAALs

To-day's game-Aloysus rs. Atlantics, al First AMI
" streets northeast, al $50 p. m.
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REPORT or THE CONDITION
OF THE
Riggs National Bank,

At Washington. .. C., az the close Of business
May % 1901
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BANK STATEMENTS,

hEFOHi or THE CONDITION
or TIE
Union Trust Company
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
NaslinEt71, IN Che District e Columbia. at tie
close q business May o. la-
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF TIE
National Metropolitan Bank.

At Washington. D. C.. at the close Of business
May % 1907
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25

IHAHLHS r BAIIEI.
WILLIAM r. BARKER,
JOHN CANiMACK.
ALBERT =. FOX,
BENJAMIN ". GUY.
JOHN A. HAMILTON.
BENJAMIN F. LEIGHTON,
ALVIN NJ LOTHROP.
JOHN MITCHELL. Jr.
b. FRANCIS SAUL.
LOUIS 7. SHOEMAKER.
GEO. ". F. SWARTZEJL.
JOHN a. SWOpE.
BRAINARD II. WARNER.
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VA. !. MATTINGLY.
BERNARD NJ. BRIDGET,
EDWARD q NHTTFORD.
N. T. NAN WICkLE.
CHAS. " FAIRFAX.
JAMES B. LANiBIE
SOMERSET r. WATERS.
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EDWARD GRAVES,
Z BAKER EVANS.
GEO. ". MOSS.
". K, NENDENHALL,
JAS. o. CARTER.
7. Z. MAY.
CLARENCE r. NORNENT.
DANIEL FRASER.
CHAS. +. WHITE.
ODELL :. SMITH.
Z. c. BRANDENBURG.
Directors
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"WiIl you?' Combs asked. addressing
the girl. "Will you? I'll dare YOU"
Il never took a dare in my life" she
answered, and I'll not take one now"
Jack Dunst0n, the restaurant pro-
p-ietor, was communicated with.
Can we get married here?" asked
Combs