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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-12
TODAY'S DIVERSIONS
PROVIDENCE

PRONtDENtE OPEHN HOUSE
THE Kreutzer sonata"
kEITH's-Continuou Performance.
IMPERIAL-Imperia Comedy COM
pany
EMPIRE-"Uncle Toms Cabin"
NICkEI-Motion Pictures and Illus.
trated Songs.
THE NEW SCENIC TEMPLE. Math-
ewson street--Motion Pictures and
Illustrated Songs
ABORN STREET RINK-Roller
skating.
wEsTMI>sTER- Crook FIX.
trayaganza company.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-12
Arranged for BANQUET

Tho Rhode Island Philatehc society met
last evening az tho Y. ". c. A.. with A.
" Perry presiding. and arrangements
were made for the annual needing ani
banquet or tho second Wednesday i'm Feb
ruary Tho suHcty has n membership OF
about 5o and was organized In 1885
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-12
Woman Badly Scalded

Mrs. Amy whipple. 800 North Main
street. about 10 years old. was scalded
last evening while attempting 10 lift a
kettle OF hot water from the stove The
nesh was scalded IN several places, the
burns while not serious, being extremely
painful. Mrs. Whlpple was conveyed to
tho hospital
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-12

to the adoption of his resolution and he
ought to have the aid also of far-minded Repub-
licanS who realize the gross injustice to the cit-
zens OF Providence under system which imposes
heavy taxes upon them while at the same time
denYing them lust representation
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-12
Hearing for Officers

Next Tuesday tho cases OF Officers VIII
liam Kecgan and James J. Early will he
heard by the police board The patrolmen
figured I'm n fight In the Third police sta
tion Tuesday evening.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-12

Sixteen thousand saloon keepers at New York
are securing funds with which to erect artificial
ice plant to make them secure against the extor-
tions of the ice trust 1t would seem therefore that
the warm beer peril will be averted
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-12

There was once in this country Jackson who
was lovingly called "Od Hickory" For the New
York Jackson who is rafting around in the office
of attorney general. "Old Dickery" seems most
appropriate.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-12

Ii will not be long before Speaker Burchard
discovers that in depending upon the advice of the
senator from Warwick in his parliamentary rulings
he is leaning on particularly week reed.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-12

Representatives Hogan, Green and Carroll are
taking a good many falls out OF the Tall Slippery
Elm of Cowesset during the lively debates that are
feature Of nearly every session of the house of
representatives
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-12

There are halcyon and vocierous days ahead
il Champ Clark is to succeed John Sharp Williams
as Democratic leader in the national house of
representatives.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-12

Ne cxeat as applied to Hartman. Frick, Rog-
ers and their associates in the railroad combine,
means that they arc prisoners within the United
States.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-12

The Tobacco trust has been convicted OF mon
opolizing licorioe paste This ought to account for
the taste of those Christmas cigars.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-12
OLNEYVILLE
Young Man P|uckiIy Briggs Run
away Horse 10 a Stan1stiII
Town Council Appoints Commit.
Tee TO Confer on Transfers

Advertisements and items can be left
at tho branch of The News-Democrst at
Hartford avenue. room No. !, Telephons
40 West.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-21
t4lAeLL III AN-t-aa-
Equity Court No. <.
IrSTICE Gould.

ia.
Won Dohlen vs.. Hannemann; sale dsceed' WIN
Luther { Apple trustee. to sci, bond, WV
Compartments solicitor. j. Il Thomas.
In ~ Iunacy n Gustav Tierastrom; auditor S re-
port approved Attorney. i. A. Fonning-
Ia Re lunacy Of Henry Johnson; auditors report
approved Attorney. = 4. FcI.aing.
In Re- luuacy Of Thomas J. Kelly; auditors report
approved and committee discharged Attorney, J..
A. fleming
In re lunacy Of Louis Stern: auditors report
approved Attorney. F. A. Fcnning
Jenkins vs. jenkins; annulment q marriage de-
creed. Compliments solicitors. COidren * tenn3ns
dlfrndant's solicitor. A. G. Wells
Trust Company Il America IS CTldieT' decree
pro cUnfesso against certain defendants Complain
ants solicitors Birney 4 Woodland; defendant 5
attorney r. A. Newman
Motions for to-day:
No. 2L Army and Navy Union Of the United
States et al vs.. The Regular Army and Navy Of
the United states # America. Att0Teys. Lipscomb
& Fugitt-Pugh Wolf & Rosenberg, and Larner-
No q MeriIlat vs. HcoEcr q al. Attorneys.
M1rllat richardson M0ulton, Mattingly and
Lester.
No Is Loving vs. Lo.iag. Attorneys. Douglass
& D0uElGgs-Hufty.
No 20 Hoffman vs. Hoffman. Attoneys. Plum
Iey-Euglish-
pauy. Attorneys. Wilson q Hufty-T0brinef.
No. 81. De 70 Us. DE 70. Attorneys, Green
Ambrose.
No 30 Golden & Co vs. A:acfarland ct al At
t0neys, Th0mas-Thonas
No IS. Simkius IS. Tyler et al Attorneys, For
rest and Beudheim- WoB * Rosenbcrg-
No 2G Thompson rs Thompson. Attorneysr
Lancaster & SMITH. CaYgiugton-
No aB BaFir0d -. Bardroh. Attorneys, Prem
tiss -Baiderston. Canipbeu, and Bir1ey-
No. 20 Briscoe vs.. Weaver. Attorneys, Sheely d
ShcehJ-G. +. Williams
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-21
The VICTOR
Englishman Too Clever for
Tommy Murphy.
HARLEMITE HARD PRESSED
Six-rOund Contest Before National
a. c. of PI.iIadeIphia-Third Meeting
from Across the Sea shows He Has
the Punch as Well as Skill.

Philadelphia. Feb. 20-Harlem Tommy
Murphy clashed with Spike Robson, the
English boxer tonight. In the National
Athletic Club, and had there been a de-
cision on points for the six-round contest,
the experts agree that it might well have
been Robsons.
IL was their third meeting, and as Rob-
son had the better Of the first meeting
and to-night's as well, his claims TO SUI
periority over the New York boy are pref
ty well established The British boy
was the better I'm the first. third. fourth,
and sixth rounds Of the battle. The two
broke even in the second round, and
Murphy had shade In the fifth.
All the way Robson showed himself
cleverer. He blocked all Murphy's hard
leads, and kept the Harlem lad in hot
water about all the time. There were no
very. fierce rallies, but what stin lighting
there was showed that Robson had "a
punch as we'll as skill
Murphy's face was badly cut where the
English lad got To him. and he looked
anything but cheerful as the fight pro-
gressed. Murphy worked during the fifth
round. where ne carried the battle TO the
triumphant Robson and forced him 10
break ground and was well applauded.
But the effort tired him, and he was out
and tired in the wind-up round
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-21
sCov1LLE HAS TWO FIRSTS.
FaVOrite Gees Down to Defeat I'm
Feature Rnee at EmeryviIIe.

"a
San Francisco. Feb. 20-Scoville rode
two winners at Emeryvilie this afternoon.
The BTiaT Sweet Handicap resulted in
the defeat Of Sir Edward a 4-to-5 favorite.
by Dusty Miller The boOkmakers laid
the fair price Of IS to i against the latter
horse on account of a stable boy having
the mount. Williams rode on Sir Edward
very indifferently Entire Nous. who went
to Is TO 1 IN the betting. beat Billy May
hew, hot favorite, in the last race. NIL
Ter won on Head Dance. in the third, after
"A hot finish with Silver Sue. Summarizes
FIRST RACE-Onohalf mile Brayourse, III
lScovilie TO i, won Bunker Hill. ll0 CIV. MneTl,
II to s. second; Paiorita, llf Powers, 20 10 J. third
Time. O:D15- Dredger Ocelita Billy Watkins
Rartan aud Bani0nia also ran.
SECOND RACE-Seyen-eighths Of mile. Me
chant, 90 (Scoyillej, II 70 5. won; Lem Reed lU1
Brown. 10 2. second; Lone Wolf lol kelly. y
10 /, third. Time - Is Taiamund, Peggy 0'Neil
Dora J.. Rose Cherry. r. yohama Iron Watson
ROYAL Maxim. aud MlleFs Daughter also ran.
THIRD RACE-Seven fGrlongs. Head Dance. l0l
Wv Miller. to s. wOn Silver sue. l06 tGrahaml.
y N l. second; Fred Bent l0I lhirschbauml. IS TO
I. third Time, 3 IS. Prestige Chief Whitman.
Dutiful. Birnolette Col Jewell. Prince Magnet, and
Florence Fonso also ran
FOURTH RACE-Brar Sweet Handicap; one mile
and one-slxteenth Dusty Miller. l05 tGrahaml,
l3 TO /. won; Sir Edward. lis tWilhaUs). 20 s.,
second; Ramus 20 tHornerl. 70 ]. third Time.
As 3 Rubric and BeechWOod also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and oneeighth. Jake
Moose. l07 tGrahami. 9 20 J. won; Byrunerdae l01
Williams. 20 s. second: Alorendo. l07 brown 10
J. third. Time, s.. Ho0ligan. Gov. Davis and Is
mailian also ran.
SIXTH RACE-FiFe-eighths Of a mile. Entire
Nous, lo5 W. Kelly, 10 10 ]. won; Billy Mayham
lN (Rettigl. , Go p second: Sea Lad los (tiTaham'
~ 20 J. third. Time. on is. Pontoc. Hedgcthorn.
Brush Up. Ebel Thatcher Clydeo, Little MIthful
and Whisky King also ran.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-21
SECOND REGIMENT GAMES.
Basketball Team VIII Meet Crack
Kansas City Quint.

BESIDES the six scheduled amateur
league games which the Second Regiment
basketball team has get to play they
have the following games with teams out
side the league: Belvedere az Baltimore.
Baltimore West Branch Y. NJ. C. a. at
Washington. Newarks at Baltimore. and
Newarks at Washington
About the middle Of March the National
Guard team which just finished its
Northern trip, VIII play a crack Kansas
City Kans) team which claims the
basketball championship Of the United
States
There is much talk Of arranging a
basketball game between teams picked
from the Second Regiment and Corcoran
Cadets on one side and Carroll Institute
and the Y. NJ. G. A. on the other for the
benefit of Haight who broke his Shout
der in the Y. NJ. c. A.-Second Regiment
game.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-21
ASCOT LONG SHOTS WIN.
Form an Also Ran" Except in First
Race At Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. Feb. 29.-Form was an
also ran at Ascot to-day. 1t was upset
and counted for nothing. Adrian, favorite
i'm the first. won easily.
Zelina. 16 to !. in the second. won by a
head. In the fourth the first three horses
went under the wire in a bunch. In the
fifth Bauble won by a head from Tim
Hurst. the favorite. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-selling. three and one-half fur
longs Adrian l05 lKoeucrl. s 10 s. won; snap
Dragon. l02 lBTussel Is % l. second; Reno Rebel.
lG5 lPrestoul. 4 10 J. third Time 0,1 Lakes
Thrush. Camelins, KaFodo. Macall PLAYFUL Boy.
Ed Davis. and Taiicn also
SECOND RACE-Sellins; six f5rlongs. Zelina,
1G tBrusseN l6 Go ]. won. Illusion ll2 AIc-
Daniel 2 10 l. second. budapest l1z tl,sdtkel. Is
TO J. thild Time 1874 Winsome Ways Pume
Nah Esther r.. and NinoTsiRa also ran.
THIRD RACE-selling one mile. First Peep
l03 lPrestonl. 10 I. Woa. Elmdale. l05 (Brussen.
TO J. second, Irish Mail. 100 tHauisi. 8 60 l.
third. Time I.i2l. Banlada st. Edgar St
Ailans ard l.. Rossington also ran.
FOURTH BACE-Sclling; mile. Stoessel.
100 tMcDanieO. 70 J. won; Bologna l07 lkunz
% TO ]. second; Nountehank. ll9 Butwell), 81 to
l. third. Time ,i2i4- Lie Of Life. WoodthoTe,
Cold SPOT Revolt. and Jack Little also ran.
FIFTH BACE-Scliing: six ful0ngs. Baubie. 10
tkucIHCrl. : % ]. won; Tim Hurst is AIcDanien
9 20 > secand D=slnages. 10 ulestunl. - 70 l.
uiird. Time lls& Little Gregg. Beautiful and
Best. kiusinan. Parting Jennie Bumentbal, and
slippery also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Soling: i've furlCngs Taxer Ig7
tDucui S e. . won; Belle n Portland. is ROSS
. - ], second: Lillian Ayres. 100 Harris 20 J.
thnd- Time. l-9l&. YeIitas NinciJ Libartinus
Mauera. Welker. Avalon. Comas Myrtle l.. Reeves
AID Ia. Cloud also ran.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-21
Probate Court.



Estate u Harriet e Duckett: order to transfer
stock Attorneys Marion Duckett & Son.
Estate Of Elias Il. Clark; letters q administration
granted 20 Augusta Gray; bond, 500. Attorney, o.
7. NJ Brown.
Estate Of Commodore Perry Brown letters Ct ad-
ministTstion T. a. granted TO Mary '. Cissel
bond, 5000 Attorney. Charles J. Murphy.
Estate Of Jane 5. Lindemm; viii admitted 10
probate and letters teStamcntary granted 10 Joseph
H. Wiley; bond. SEQ. Attorney J. Aitheas John
son
Estate Of Isaac s. Jones Letters Of administration
granted 10 Kate c. Randolph: bond. S. 900. Att0r-
ney F. H. Stephcns
In re Samuel L. Wedge; order appointing Walter
H. Wedge guardian; bond, $50 Attorney. w. Il
NARROW.
In re Janet McFareuhsr Reed; order appointing
Thomas Patterson and Julia MeAliiSter guardians
bond SIS coo. Attorneys. Calhoun & Sizcr
Estate Il Caroline ). Burroughs. letters q admin
istratian granted to Oscar Luckett; bond $50 0oo
Attorneys. Carlisle & johnson.
Estate Of Elizabeth s. Reed; win admitted 70
probate and letters tes.amsntary granted 20 Thomas
Patterson; bond. $1,000 Attorneys. Calhoun &
Sizer.
Estate Of James Rocbon; viii admitted to pro-
bate and letters testamentaTy granted to Marie
W. Rochon; bond, 500 Attorneys. Barnard &
johnson.
In re William Williams ct al; order authorizing
investment. Attorney, Walter Il. MARROW.
Estate Of George Motts; viii dated May @ 1870
fled with petition for probate. Attcfney Wilton J.
Lambert
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Alley between Fourteenth and Fifteenth. II and
streets uortIWest-Allan L. McDcTm0tt ct Tx. %
Potomac Electric Power Company, part lots q,
. Is 8 and o. square ID SO.
BrightEOod Park-Elizabtth Nitthat TO Frederick
John Miller, lot 81, block g, SO
Fifth and streets northWest-Same 70 same, lots
H. ls and 20 square SIC, 80
Fourth street northwest, between and j streets
Same % sane part lot :, square %, SO
No. 302 Ninth street u0Trheast-Samc 70 sanes lot
g. square south Of 9l5, SO
\ street northwest between Sixth and seventh
streets same to same, part original i0t g. square
Ar. So
No MS Eighth street RorthTest-Sane 70 sane, lot
Is. sluar0 ~ SO.
East Market sface. near II street-Robert C. Negi-
gan 70 ". Preston Wilkinson part lot g.
square 100. SO.
Dent lllacs northwest between Tbireth and Tb;rty-
first stects-B. Francis saul q UI- 70 Harry
Wsrlnnu. part lot - square l2s2 SO
Nos. 1897. 1888 and 1871 T street n0rthves--WiIism
5. Hutton Ct ux. 70 John ~ Louslran, enc
fifth interest in lots p g. and g. square %.
&i 90. John ". L0IgiIsn c1uEeys same interest
u George j. starr SAG
PENNSYLVANIA avenue southeast, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth stTcets-JGhu q. Stodd8rd Ct NIX.
10 Harry l. Scharr. lot g. square l0i5. SO.
Addition to Rock Of Dunbarton, Pretty Prospect.
Frieudsbip GizOT. and Mount AfTy-NzthanoI
". Bowe C al. trustees. 20 Ncrthwest Wash
ingtcn improvement Company, part Slsl .zl5s0.
Mount Pleasau. and Pleasant Piains-David W.
Bel e ix- % BATES Warren and John =. Wzr-
Ten. lCt 81 hl1cs g. SIC.
Columbia Heights-Hclen F. Hedge 70 Francis A.
Blundol. lots II and z. block @ $50
Twenty -fTst street northwest. between and ID
streets-Iohu z. Mitchell Ct al. trustees. %
Charles A. BarTick. half interest IN pan original
lot 6. square east O. s.. S5sH. Charles II. Bar
Tick O. Guy F. Warren, original lot G. square
cast 81 S. SO.
North Capitol street northwest. between " and
stTeets-WubIr +. Nash q Tx. 10 Mary J. Cas-
son, l0t f., square So SO.
Third street northwest. between & and II streets
Daniel u. HeidY 20 Arnold T. Lewis part lots
l9 and p slusre ga so
No. IS Defrees street northwest meis T. Cooke 20
Joseph F. Hile. lot l0l square 6g SO.
Second street southeast. between Z and q streets
HsrT T. ZONES 10 HAYDEN johnson trustee 1t
p. square 10. lots = and s. square g. Pet
worth. and lots 80, $50. and 81, block !, Mount
Pleasant. SO
petwoyth-Har-y Wariuap 10 Charles W and
Edith q. Hanger. iot 90. square a. SO.
No l2-3 " street uorthwCst-Cscar J. Martin et u.
10 Ella n Martin. lot o. square I'll SO
No. 1915 Eleventh street unrtbHest-Lsura y. Cow
hug 70 jacob Sheer, lot :. square S9 SO.
Pleasant Pians-tiecrse l. Rose r., et tx to Mar
gsrVs z. Johustme. l0t 3. and part lot g. SiGl.
No 4sll D'mhartou street northwest Edward Mel
lon 10 NIlizm \. Brown. west hall lot 10,
square I3i0 SO.
I street northwest. between FIRST and Third streets
Bernard Couruy 90 3iargaiotha Vsideman. part
LOT 2 square sc ST.
BTookland-EWirg 2. Tade Ct ux. 10 Irving +. and
Nina L. Tade lot q block %, SO.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-21
FAVORITE WAS LAME.
Demonstration ut Hot Springs when
Public Was Fooled.

Hot Springs. Ark. Feb 20.-Bad riding
and the allowing of Nine, the heavily
backed favorite, 10 go TO the post in the
fifth event I'm an unfit racing condition
were the salient features of the days
races. In the case of Nine, which had
been backed from a high figure of 9 10 .
10 a close of even money, the public saw
their money literally burned up. In the
paddock Nine seemed 60 walk sOundly. but
AT the post he was unable 10 get the right
hind leg down, hobbliHg sideways 10 the
barrier.
A demonstration of considerable proper
tious was Immediately made by those who
had wagered on the horse, the judges be
ing called upon TO call all bets off. This.
however. the judges refused TO do. citing
rule g. which i'm subtle way covers the
point Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Thgce and one-half fmlonss. Ere
bus. l59 Cherry. 90 5. Won. Water Lock. 81
iRneyf . 60 l. second, William BisseJt Jos tAubu-
chonl. 20 J. third. Time. Gas. Great Pirate.
Founding Elk Sir Ellssler. e. III. Shilling. ROYAL
Jack Wsslrakoe. Wine Merchant, Toro. and Albert
~ also ran.
SECOND RACE furiones. Doc Kyle. 10
tCheuyl Z to I. vou DT. Lee Huffman. I9I wish
uIdl to ., second SIR Nagrant. 10 tAuStInl. Is
% j. third. Time lis. CCsis. Giend0Ycr. Tiyoinl,
Chancellor. Good and Rich Dolph. Tom Anderson.
III Tovar. Loyal Lad, Dick STANLEY, and Byrlm
also
THIRD RACE-0ne mile. Atlas. l02 Butler. 4
Co J. won. Check Morgan. I02 Brooks, > TO /,
second Tenny Bum. ld9 D0uyetzel, % /, third
Time a. Percy Green, Sharouowana. Lady Emily.
Balshot Samb0. Hemeu Frank Lubbock, and
kmouatkn also au
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Beechcr l07 bur
tom. IS to- 5. won; SSyvaFd lG Swain. 20 ..
second Fozhau. l0i young. 10 5, third. Time,
Ia Bcudiga. Belle Scott Dr. Mccarthy, Peter
knight. Narimbo. and Chieftain also
loden 100 Dearboml. 10 90 /. won; Lindaie. los
lAustiu), to q second; Lampadrone 100 jBurtonl.
4 Co J. third. Time. IS. Dr. Hart, Nine, FAX
land pacheta. and Guceland also ran
SIXTH RACE-One mile and fuTlong- Docile.
ICE lEuglanderl II 20 8 won: CursUs. l99 (Auhu-
clioui Is to 10. second; Clear Night 80 lShreyel.
Is 10 J. third. Time. "a So Belle Of OReusboro.
Agile Lewis. and Nh Jack also ran.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-21

deruth. g. W. e.. g. T.. Larzeiere, W J. ". (. A.
L. Conner T. of Pa: W Head W. Y. VI. 9. Al
II, ". Wood, L. If Va; L. Il. Bosher, L. Of Va;
y o. Brewer ]. II. T.; Gray. u OF Va ~ SIC
Donald. Nee A. G.
5l-yard dash; open handicaIf-t. NJ Richardson.
Il. G.; W. ]. Miller. McG. B.; c, J. seitz. \. l.
A. g; W AIaher, e L.. i. Hetield. c. L.. j. 4.
MeTTa. &. T.. B. J. Semmes, g. T.; X. H. heile9'
6. u W. II. Powell, y. II. ); ) /. BuIeh'
g, H. 81 g. A. CanalC. G. T.; +. w HAMPTON
". y NJ. G. A.; a. Z. Pagan, A. x N II. Nc
Lean, \, & n: r. Claiborne. w. J.. s.; r. J.
CHAMPION. ". H. s.; r. 7. Pendleton. FL. H. -
\. II. Young. g.. A. G.; G. A. King. &. \. -
= Swing. O, A. c.. J. Harrison. St j. g; ;. NJ
talcnner q. A. G.; X. H. Walker. q. u; y. g.
Hansil Br A. G.; ". Z. Kelley, Unat; +. &
Stollenwerck, b. J.. S.. j. Brylasd. G. T.; a. ~
Osgood, W. II. s.; y. J. CaTtmeil, T. Of Ia W.
T. Marhury. L. Of Va; c. W. MerTell. L. Of Va
H. D Duker. NJ A. C.; ]. Gafney. &, u H. .
ROYCE, D. q. \. g.. +. J. Trcadway, J. IL u
J. NJ Cunning. 6. ". T.; r. Burke. W ,. 81
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n. Deyine. G. T.; F. T. Anderson. Met a. ca
W Meyer 6. W. L.. l.. +. BrIttsoD. ID. &, n q.
sDyard nun; open handcap-J NJ. Sherman. &. H.
s.. Z. D. Clarke g. H. s. S. J.. Burch, g II. ).
y. +. Fishburne. &. H. s.; A. Christian, W =. y
X Claiborne w f. 5: A Landlord. W. r. ~
w A. Gait. ". +. s.. J. V. Granger. r., W. r..
,, /; a. FTiberg W. r. s.: J. A Tappan. W f. y
H. r. Whiting ". Y. NJ C. A; J.. NJ Whiting.
C. W L.; J. :. Dinuis L & ! Frat: C. II. Hill
dTeth, W Y. NJ. G. A.: Z. = Herring, Mt w A.
C.; 5. N. Falconer g. A. C.; L. a. Pyle. g. W.
u; w d. Randall. IT, Mt w. a. c.; J. W
steele. McC A. g.; L. Conner T. Of Pa; X NJ.
Iefr0ss. L. Of Va: G. ". RerTell. L. Of Va H. =.
Duker, VI. A. G.; w +. Tucker D. z. =; Il.
HAYNES. u. 4. s.; T. TreadWay. J. II. L.
Running high jump; open handieal'-M J. Sheri-
dan. l. 4. a. c. w. W. lie Mat. Unat.; W L..
Heap. b. II. s.; y. b. Clagget. G. Il. =; A. g
Levering B. G. c.; W. X. Martin. h. C. C.; A. NJ.
Charrngton Ep II. s.; ID. w Grant. Ep. II. >;
X. W. SchOen. G. i. s.: r. II. Young. g. A G.;
W 4. White. d. e. y. g.; J. NeWbeuy, L. OF Pa.
A. &. Randolph L. Of Va.
Relay race one milc-Belmont Athletic Ciub-J.
H. sherman. Z. Johnston. ]. y. Bernstein. Z.
SmithsOn W. Thrau
District National Guard-F. J. Rcc 9. Bopp II.
&. Royce. b. Scll0sseT. 4. Clark. ". j. White.
Relay race; one mile, college championship Of the
South-UniFcrsity q Virginia. 4. Rector, l.. II.
Kosher, " T. Marbuy. S. r. Reed r. NJ Jeffress.
George Washington UniveTsity-W. Gill; Cunning,
II. Ciagett. II. Whiting A. Forsaijhe ). Lorand0
Relay race one mile-Baitim0rV City Coiege-A.
C. Levering. J. S Fulton, a G. Rogers. L. C.
Nook. W. IA Martin.
Episcopal High School Alexandria Val. ".
Latane. A. NJ Charingtou J. b. Mcclellan. il.
T. T. PendletCn. James Armstrong
LAMENTATIONS.
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GUARD WRESTLING.
Crack Amateur GrappIers VIII Meet
at Center Market Gym.

The finals of the National Guard anna
teur wrestling tournament the prelimi-
naries of which were decided Tuesday
night will be held at the Center Market
gymnasium tonight.
Nearly every amateur wrestler in Balti-
more and washington is entered. Mr.
BoxweT will referee. There viii be dane
ing afterward
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TO ENGAGE COACHES.
George Washington VIII HAVE Serv-
ices of Professionals.

The athletic council Of George Washing
ton University. at its meeting yesterday.
decided 10 employ the services of "a profes-
sional coach for both the baseball and
football teams.
The nominations for next years football
manager follow: T. ". BAH, college;
Charles Fair and Z. J. Morgan, medical
enhnnI
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Rnchananr WAN Cameo.

put q strong baseball nine in The field this
season. composed of the following men:
John J. Carroll. Joe Donaghue, Jse CALI
CHAN, Dennis INLAND. joe Cook, f. Trod-
den, T. Conner, O'Net, Z. Green, and 81.
Donoghue They would like 70 arrange
games. Address John J. Carroll, Dds q
street nOrthWeS
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Rankrnntcr Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
In re Edwin {. Reid: time 10 file amended speci-
fcations limited
In re Pinckney Cross; referees report confirmed.
In re William Brown; hearing on discharge fixed
for March s.
In Sc STANDARD Dairy and Ice Company; referee s
report as 10 certain claim confirmed and remanded
10 referee as TO another claim.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Courf of ApnenIa.

Present: The Chief Justice. Nr. Justice nc
Conas- and SIR. Justice Robb.
No. 1877 Brogn IS. District II Columbia; argl-
ment cUnfinRed by My. l.. Il David for appellant.
aud b. Mr. II. F. Blair for appellee; concluded by
Mr. b. S. Douglas for appellant. Or motion. both
sdes are allowed 20 Rle additional briefs herein.
- desired.
No. l90l Morse ". United States Use If Hiue
81 al argument commepced By Mr.. Selden foF ap-
IeIlsnts. continued by Sir. " y Russell and Mr..
" II. Robson. and concluded by Mr. john Selden
for appellants.
Adjourned from day to day