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DEATH RECORD.

Robert W Falls. le0i st. NV, q years
Arthur Lowe. g. ". L. Hospital . years.
MARY Sieyerling. 10 Fl s.. ne, "a yesFs
James ButterHorfb L. S. Soldiers Home, 3 years.
Edmond Paulus Providence Hospital 3 wears
John q. Robert, 2fi9 \ 81, NV, days.
Alexander j. BusehCr So lst St. Sc, DAYS.
Fred J. Schutnlmqf sl6 \. j. ave NV. il years.
Montague Meuyman, 70 81. ser Is years
Charles J. Giers TB q ST. NV. q years.
Sadie Shorter. l295 29,h st. NV, . years
Eveline Ferguson 26 Willow Tree allies sW. 50 years
Frances PTatcT. Siblcy HosFitsl . years.
Beatrice Butler, 2529 Ontario road nU, mouLhA
Earl Green, q fieTCe St. moRthA
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DISTRICT COURTS.
oourt of Appeals.

NOucE OF ArBSAAAs
Assignments for to-day:
Special eaIeBdar-No. J. United states II rel
Parish. vs. Cmtcyou. Appellants attorneys
Holmes Conrad ard Leigh Robinson, appeliees al
togney, d. W. Baker.
No. l. seeley vs. seeey Appellants attorneys
H. p. Gatiey and Barry Mohun. appellee's attorney
H. Z. Davis
No. s. United States Charles r. Evans Ap-
pellants attorneys. D. W. Baker and Stuart Nc
Namars appellees attorney, Thomas {. Taylor.
No. 6. Maxey 60 al IS. United States. Appel
lants attorneys. j. C. Gittings and R. E Mat
tingly; appelees attorneys, d. W. Baker and Btu
art Mcnamara.
Regular cail-No. I76s Cardozo rs. Baird et al
Appellants attorneys II. +. Davis and ]. A. Cobb;
appeliee's attorney, Stuart Mcnamara.
No. l75a Hopp vs. Pickiord. Appellants attof-
ney Edwin rorrest; appeiiee's attorneys Samuel
Maddox and H. T.. Galley
No INA Griffith vs. Stuart. Appellants attoT-
ney. c. Il. Merillat; appellees attorney, T. Il.
Thomas
No i775 Easterling Horning. APPELLANTS at
tomeys. Wilson * Barksdaie; appeiiees attorneys
Tucker & Kenyon.
No. T776. Van Norsdell vs.. Washington Times
/ Company Appellants attorney, C. l. tTaiiey' ap'
i pellees attorney. Wilton J. Lambert
| No. III Campbell IS. Northwest lexington In
pr0Tement Company. Appellants attorney 1onn
Ridcut
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Circuit Court No. /
JUSTICE WRIGHT

Powell Vs. Saunders ct al. order making h. C..
Campbell defendant With twenty DAYS 90 plead
Plaiutihs attorneys, Brandeublrg BrendinhlTg
defendants attorneys. Reuy d minor and ". 2.
Lester.
smith IS. Foscrs et al Judgment ty default.
Plaintiffs attcrurys Halsiou sld4cns-
Walters S. Washington Railway and Electric
Comrauy- on trial Paintifs attoneys. LecAle.
Fulton q Cox defendants attorneys. G. a. Douglas
and George p. Hoover
Everett vs. Hsug continued for the term.
Plaintiff attorney. ]. 3 E2shl SMITH deIendall
attorney. q. J.. Aattingly
Lewis S. Martin. continued for the term Pain
tins attorucy. J. ". Patterson, DEFENDANTS attor-
neys. j. J. Darlington aud w. C. Sullivan.
s1uires vs. Linkins. continued for the term.
Plaintiffs attorncss. Barnard & johnson: defend
ants attorneys. Lnhus a Linkins
Sillers IS Cooper hll q exceptions snllnlLted
Plaintiffs attoneys. H. T. Davis and Edwin For
rest; defsndanfs attorney. John Kld0ut
Assignments f0g to-day:
No An Ward 7s vamen Attorneys, Brown &
Eauest-W +. Mattingly.
comb and y. II. Elisou-Alilan * smith and d
No 81 Kaiser vs.. Southern Railvay Company.
Attorneys. Cuttings & CAambcrlin-Hamiiton, Col
IA l57 B7-4leis IS. Peurs7lgauia Railroad Com.
pauy Attorneys. ". H. H. Hsrt-McKenney s
No 81 Hart vs.. Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pauy Auoneys. ". Il. II. Hart-Mckenney &
Fiauncrv
No 53 RAYMOND Riley. Attorneys Ralstor
& siddons- Douglas & Douglas.
No s5 Hurst vs.. Miller. Attorneys. c. T.
Emig and Edwin Forrest -BTanden5uEg 4 Branden
burg.
40. - Duryee vs. District cf Columbia. Attorneys
Gittingz Chamberiin and +. J. Hogan-E. H.
Thomas
No. 5S5. Feamo vs. soJhern Railway Company
Attorneys. George (. TTalles-HamItoU, Colbert
Nerkes A Hamilton
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSAL FOR FUEL-CLERKS OF
fee. House Of Representatives United
States. Washington. j.. c.. May 6. 1901
Sealed proposals viii be received at this
office until u o'clock m. WEDNESDAY.
May =. 1907. for the delivery Of three
thousand 5000 tons, more or less. Of the
best white ash furnace coal lsCreenedl.
also. fifty t59l tons more or less. Of best
white ash stove coal fscreenedl; ; also. one
hundred and fifty Q50) cords. more or
less. OF best spruce pine wood. also one
hundred tl0W cords, more Or less, OF best
oak wood as may be needed by the
House Of Representatives during the fls-
cal year ending June 80 1875, said wood
and coal TO be delivered and stored in the
vaults Of the south wing Of the Capitol
at such times and In sucn quantities as
may be ordered By rne Clerk Of the
House Of Representatives The coal must
weigh twenty-five hundred and forty
2,24W pounds 10 the ton, and the oak
wood must be cut In three t5J pieces. The
wood must measure one hundred and
twenty-eight 028l cubic feet 10 the cord.
The right 10 reweigh the coal az the
Capitol ana the right 20 reject any and
all bids is reserved. A surety company
bond OF two thousand dollars 5000 will
be required 10 insure the faithful per-
f0rmanee Of the contract The bids must
be ind0rsed Proposals for Coal and
Wood, and addressed 70 A. Mcdowell,
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives
United States. A. MCDOWELL, Clerk.
House Of Representatives, L. S.
myII4I.1s
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Belgians visit Naval Academy.

Special to The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd, May 6.-Col. Mischief
and Commandant Lafabure, of the
Belgian army. came to Annapolis to-day
on a visit 10 the Naval Academy. They
called upon Rear Admiral Sands, super
intendent, and later went on a tour Of IL
spection of the different departments OF
the institution, returning u Washington
in the afternoon. The foreign officers
were accompanied to Annapolis by Lieut..
John ?. Jackson, OF the American navy.
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Dunton Admitted 10 Navy.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis, Nd, May 6.-H. Z. Dunton
of Idaho, who recently passed the mecta
examinations for admission to the NAY a
Academy, was to-day given a special
physical examination and successfully
qualified. Otherwise he would have beer
disqualified as tomorrow he will become
twenty years old, the maximum age foI
admission. He will be sworn in to-mur-
row. Dunton is a big, strong youth and
should make a valuable addition 70 The
navy football team.
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LAUREL FIREMEN TO PARADE.
Volunteer Department VIII Attend
Convention at Annapolis.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Laurel Md May 6-The Laurel Volun-
teer Fire Department, comprising three
companies, together with the Laurel Mill
tary Band of twenty-five pieces. viii at
tend the State firemen's convention in
Annapolis, June p and 13. The depart
ment has just received their new dress
parade uniforms, and Chief Timanus ex-
poets 10 make a good showing.
The Laurel Military Band may enter
the band contest. Each of the three com
panies will send about twenty-five fire.
men, and with twenty-five pieces in the
band, they will have 100 men in line
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GOV. wARFIELD'S BIRTHDAY.
SfaryIand's Executive Fifty nine
Years Old To-day.
spccial TO The Washington Herald

epCclaI % Iut washington HeraId-
Baltimore, May 6.-'T will be fifty
nine years old tomorrow" said Gov.
Warfield to-day. and the incest birth
day present that can come TO me viii
be the news in the evening Of the cleo
tion of Mr.. MahOol and the Democratic
ticket IN Baltimore.
The governor viii have a birthday
dinner tomorrow night at the execu-
tive mansion, in Annapolis and his
guests Will be the other officers and
directors Of the Fidelity and Deposit
Company. and Of the Fidelity and Trust
Company. Of which institutions he is
president
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Lame WhItehonse Dies.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Rockville. Nd. May 6.-James White
house, aged eighty-four. died yesterday
at the home OF his granddaughter, Mrs.
Amanda AtweI, near Seneca, this county.
His funeral took place this morning, Rev.
Walter II. Stone. pastor Of the Darnes-
town Presbyterian Church. conducting the
services. The interment was in the
Darnestown Cemetery.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits were issued by Build
ing Inspector Ashford yesterday. as fol-
lows.
To Schmidt & Brandt for five two-story brick
dwellings, at $50 10 l5S street southeast Archi-
tcct A. S. j. Atkinson Builders Schmidt &
Brandt Estimated cost. SI1. 900.
To s. u. + McCaEley, 10 erect a fourth-story
addition at 1910 New Hampshire avenue northwest
Architect Robert Z. Cook Builders, William r.
Lipscomb & Co. Estimated cost, $780,
To r. H Hazard. for one one-ssory concrete
block house AZ 244s South Dakota avenue Archf
teCt. l. S. Mulby. Builder. R. h. Hazard Esti-
mated cost, s. so
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Priests Going 90 Rome.
al to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Cumberland, Md, May 6.-Rev. James
Quinn, pastor Of st. Gabriers Catholic
Church, Barton, this county, and Rev.
W. y O'Hara, pastor of the Catholic
Church Of the Assumption. Keyser, w
Va. will shortly leave on a trip 10
Europe. which viii include q visit to
I.ome.
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g. Indorses WIIIeox.
The Washington Herald.

speCial TO The Washington Herald,
Norfolk, Va, May 6,-At meeting Of
the bar of Norfolk this afternoon, J
Westmore Wilcox was unanimously in
dorsed for judge Of the Circuit Court Of
Norfolk city, and Nansemond and South
ampton counties. 10 succeed Judge Z. Il
Prentis, appointed to the state corpora
ton oommIsslon.
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sedicaI hoard al Annapolis.
al n The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL % The washington HeTald.
Annapolis, Nd. May "a naval medi-
cal examining board viii convene at the
Naval Academy tomorrow. and begin the
Dhysical examination of the candidates
who recently passed their mental tests
before the civil service officials at .he
several stations throughout the eounTy.
There are 1SS who passed the tests, in
cluding principals ana alternatcs.
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INSISTS ON SUNDAY TRAINS.
Winchester, Va, Appoints Commit
tees to Confer with Railroads.

otittldA 10 Inc washington tAeAat--
Winchester, Va. May president
was chairman of a recent mass meet
ing, held to agitate the matter Of sun
day passenger trains in and out of Win
chester. to-day appointed committees
which viii endeayoT 10 bring influence
TO bear on the Baltimore and Ohio and
Cumberland Valley Railroads to accom-
plish the object of the meeting.
Both roads viii be asked to run sun
day trains regularly. and. the Balu-
more and Ohio in particular. will be
petitioned to improve its present serv-
ice.
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Mrs. Amelia waring FavIIle.

Special 70 The Washington Head,
Fredericksburg, Va, May 6.-Mrs.
Amelia Waring Faviile, wife of Col ].
N. Faville. died to-day at her home
near this city in Stafford County. She
was the daughter of the late Henry
cambridge. a merchant of New York
City. She was an enthusiastic bOtan-
ist. Her remains Will be taken to New
York for interment
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MRS. LESLIE KEARSLEY DEAD.
/ Aged Woman Stricken with Heart
Failure I'm Her Room.

okFe4At TO Ai4S washington tAeidL,i
Fredericksburg, Va, May 6.-Mrs.
Leslie T. Kearsley was found dead yes
terday lying across the bed in her room.
at the home of Mrs. Z. A. CrutchAeld.
where she was staying. She had dress
ed to go to church and had her prayer
book in her hand when stricken with
heart failure, She was seyenty-six
years old and is survived by one
brother, Archbishop Elliott II. Thomp-
son, in missionary fields in China.
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Golden Goes to Penitentiarr.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Annapolis, Nd, May 6.-Ellsworth
Golden. twenty years old, who was
convicted of assault with intent to
MAIN by shooting, Mrs. Blanche Davis.
of Germantown was to-day sentenced
10 fve years in the Maryland peniten-
tiary.
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TRAIN ROBBER JAILED.
Crew of Freight Train Capture
WouId-be Desperate.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, May 6.-George Speake.
of Baltimore, who was arrested at Provt-
dencc Forge yesterday, on the charge Of
attempting 10 hold-up a Chesapeake and
Ohio freight train, was brought 10 Rich
mond and lodged in the county jail to-day
The engineer of the train observed some
obstruction on the track, and later saw,
after whistling foT the brakes, that there
was a man standing directly between the
rails. AS the engine approached within a
reasonable distance the man raised his
arm and began 70 fire, Conductor Cobb
and Brakeman Brenan succeeded in cap
turing the wOuld-be desperate.
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Funeral of Mrs. Julia Murphy.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Boyds, Nd. May 6.-The remains of
Mrs. Julia Murphy. Of Hyattstown, were
inferred to-day IN the town cemetery.
The pallbearers were Robert Price. VIII
lam Darby. Cassidy Linthicum. and
Euther G, Burdette. Rev. c. NJ Yost
preached the funeral sermon.
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cotne 70 Fatber,s FuneraI
.ecial to Tie Washington Herald.

Special 70 Tie Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd, May 6.-John R. Bear
dali, a midshipman, second class, was %
day granted leave of absence by The
Naval Academy authorities TO go TO bis
home in Orlando Fla, to attend tht
funeral Of his father. whose death oc-
CURED there Yesterday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bell have closed
their town house and gone to their coun-
try place in the suburbs IN Woodley Lane,
where they WIZ stay until later in the
summer, when they VIII visit the Cana
dian lakes.
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Probate Court.
rrurTnE rnrTn

Estate Of Mary H. Ashton; letters Of administra
tion granted to John C. Ashton. bond SEQ. At
torney. Wells, Hoover & Wells
Estate of Lewis O. MagrudeF; cayeat hlec. At
toFney. Wilton J. Lambert.
In re Einestine Prank; order 10 szpend certain
sum- Attorney George Francis Williams
" re FFed Martin ct al, order appointing Fred
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07
e,.arch Raises Debt.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Cumberland. Md, May 6.-Last night
$1,000 was raised by plate collections
at St PauFs Lutheran Church. clearing
the indebtedness. which amounted TO
SIS, ,0e0 thirteen years ago.
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MARRIED At ROCKVILLE.
Virginia Couple Go to Maryland
Town for Ceremony.

=
Special 10 The Washington Herald
Rockville, Nd, May 6.-Sntchel W,
Luckett, aged twenty-eight years, and
Miss Julia English, aged seventeen years,
both of Fairfax County, Va. were mar
ried here to-day by Rev. S. r. White. the
ceremony being performed at the home
Of the minister. They were unaccom-
panied. and left for Washington imme-
diately after the ceremony.
A license was issued here to-day for the
marriage of Hipkins Werden, aged thirty
three years. and Miss Elizabeth Weigans,
aged twenty-nine, both of Philadelphia.
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Painter FalIs to nenth.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, May 6.-wiiliam De Graw,
a painter, fell to his death while paint
ing the skylight of the Consumers Brew
ing Company, in HuRteTsyille, to-day.
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COOK sLAYs SEAMAN.
Capt. Todd Reports Homicide on
Schooner In Chesapeake Bay.

sp0eial to The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. May Capt Todd, Of
the Chesapeake trading schooner Nellie,
which arrived here to-day. told Of the
murder OF a seaman OF the schooner
by the cook while coming down the
bay. The schooner was stopped at st.
Georges Bay and the slayer delivered
to the authorities. who placed him ia
jail at LeOnardstown.
The cook whose name is not known
20 the captain. is nineteen years old.
and was shipped from Newport News,
The man he killed was thirty-fve, The
murder took place IN the foreastle.
The cook shot his antagonist with q
pistol. while the seaman. Capt. Todd
says. was about to attack him with a
mast scraper.
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wITHERs FOR SPEAKER.

Richmond Member Announces Can
didacy for Virginia House.
Special 10 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. May 6.-Robert "
Withcrs. of Suffolk, the Richmond mem-
Der OF the house of delegates, has an
nouneed that he viii be a candidate for
the speakership. to succeed ". D. Card
well. resigned.
Withers is a leader in the house, and
an orator and debater of ability.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07
Jury Composed Of Lawyers.

In the Alexandria City Circuit Court to-
day. Judge Barley presiding. a jury com
posed entirely of lawyers returned a
verdict awarding the plainUin $3.50 dam
ages in the case Of Harry II. Simpson.
administrator of John Z. WEIGH. against
the Southern Railway Company. The
verdict was the result of a compromise.
Attorney Robinson Moncure represented
the plaintiff. and Col Francis L. Smith
appeared for the defendant company. The
suit was brought on account OF the death
of Welcb, who was killed by being struck
By an engine in the round-house Of the
Southern road.
The case Of the WashingtOn-SOut
Railway Company against the city coun-
ell of Alexandra, involving the right of
way held by the road on Henry street
was continued In the suit Of the Win
chester Memorial Hospital against the
Handley board Of trustees, next Friday
was set for argument on a demurrer A
decree was signed in the case Of Leonard
Brown against y. II. Lyles. directing a
certain balance IN the hands Of receiver
TO be turned over TO Leonard Brown.
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District Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD
In re extension Of Eleventh street northwest; or
der confirming award of jury.
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Circuit Court No. =.

Polling ys Capital Traction COMPANY; trial
Plaintiffs attorneys II. H. Classic and e. H. Syme
defendants attorneys. r. Ross Perry q Son
Rodier ". Life Insurance Company of Virginia
bill Of exceptions submitted Plaintiffs attorney.
Z. F. Downing defendants attoHeys Robinson d
Robinson.
Green vs. KenEia; motion 10 reform Judgment of
fat on sci. IA granted. Plaintiffs attorneys. Gordon
4 Gordon.
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No 4eui Frederick W Buckler vs. William P
Phelps; account &a5s.l0 Plaintiffs attorney, Slil-
ton Strasb'rger.
No. as4i5 The Hoge Mcdowell Company IS
A. n. Hazen s Co nate s775s. Plaintiffs alter
neyH Carter Brooke
No. 49il6 Adam 4. Long. assignee vs.. Kendrick
Automatic Damper Regulator COMPANY; account
ESH. Plaintiffs attorney, ". II. Wahly
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PROPOSALS FOR LAUNDERING TOW
eIs-Clerk's Office House of Representa-
tives United states. Washington, D. c.,
May 6, iS0I--Sealed proposals VIII be re-
ceived By the Clerk OF the House Of Rep
Tcsentatives until WEDNESDAY, May =,
1885, at y O'Clock noon. for laundering
towels for the House Of Representatives
during the fiscal year ending june 81 1893.
During the session or sessions Of Con-
gress towels are 10 be taken from the
Capitol twice each day and 10 be returned
laundered twice each day; al all OIher
times towels are TO be taken from the
Capitol each morning and returned on the
. following morning The work must Do
first-ClasS IN every particular and per-
formed 10 the satisfaction OF the clerk or
the House. Samples OF towels 70 be laun-
dered may be seen or any further infor-
nation had by calling al the office or The
Chief Clerk. a surety company bond IN
the sum Of FIVE hundred dollars lA5jy) VIII
he required 10 insure the faithful per-
formance OF contract. The Clerk reserves
the right to reject any and all bids BIDS
10 be indOrsed Proposals Ior Laundering
Towels" and addressed TO A Mcdowell.
Clerk Of the House OF kepfesenIaliFes
United States. A. McDO N ELL, Clerk
House of Representatives United states.
my7.1421.2S
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES, TREAS
urers Office Soldiers Home. ID. G.,
April .. 1905-Seaied proposals viii be re-
ceived at this once until DO a me- on
FRIDAY May 30, 1897, and then opened,
for the following supplies for the year
ending June so 1905: Coal, best white ash
furnace. 5000 tons. more or less best
white ash stove. 60 tons, more or less.
| Contract viii contain condition allowing
Home 10 substitute about 10 tons chest
nut for stove coal. If desiredl; best Cum
berIand or brenda. or equal, soft. 200
tons more OF less. Fresh and salt meats >
standard groceries,; ice, -four. and for
age. The contract for fresh meats Will.
/ if practicable, be awarded 70 the firm
whose collective bid is the lowest The
same course. If practicable. will apply 10
the contract for groceries, exclusive OF
/ -four. coffee. teas pickles, and preserves
/ A certified check for $500 must accompany
bid for fresh meats The right Is re-
served to reject any and all bids. For
] schedules and further information apply
I to Mai. H NJ KENDALL, L. 5. A.
] Treasurer Soldiers Home, D. c.
ap24 p my
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Equity COurf No. 2
JUETICE GOULD.

In re Iunacy q Clara C. BFanzen. uie 10 show
csuse rctumsble May 10.
Han rs. Bowling, trustees permitted 70 pay dis
trhutiye share into registry q court Complainant
solicitor W II Williams defendants solicitors,
81 II afagTider and Charles J. Marfeil
Dieud0nne ys. Levy; decree vacated. Complain
ants solicitor John Ridout: defendants solicitor
HAYDEN johnson.
Lindsey PiEt0n. demurrer oTerrlled. with leave
10 answer C0mplaiBanJs solicitor. ". W. ID
wards; defandauts solicitors George 7. Hoover and
T. White
Young vs.. Slater, auditof's rsu0gt confirmed. Con.
plainanfs solicitor ". ". Edwards defendant
solicitors. C. W CIagett and F. Edward Mitchell
Wilcox IS. CrirteHden. IT0 confesso ordered Com
plsiuants solicitor. s. Herheu Giesg.
Assignments Ger to-day:
No. ls Chappeu IS Baltimore and Ohio Rall
road. Attorneys. Chappeil- Hamilton a Colbert.
40. 2f6 Morris Waggaman- Attorneys. Cole s
D1naldson-Hamilton d Colbert
No. 2R Dig IS. Allen Attorneys. Warield
Dueil-BaysFd.
40 90 Waters vs. Waters Attorneys, Lambert
Hemans & Collins
N0ticf.-TheTe viii be a preliminary call oi h'
even numbered calendar cases tie MAY calendar
Tuesday. Msy T. ~ Il a. m Gases IN which oounse
fan % respond viii be continued for the ieTa-
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DAILY COURT RECORD
CMonday, May 8, 1000

A. Smith guardian; bond 200. Attorneys. Newton
4 Giliett
Estate Of William r. smith; order Of sale At
toTneys Jesse H. Wilson and Jesse II. Wilson. 3r.
Estate Of Edward s JeneS: petition for probate
Of WLn h'ed Attorney 4 7. Strickland.
Estate d John Proleaui order dsIaissing petition
Attorney, N. \. Richardson.
Estate O. Patrick A0onani petition for probate q
viii filed Attorney Charles J. Murphy.
Estate Of Frank A Smith: viii dated July %
1906 fled sith petition FOR probate. Attoruey, W.
II. NARROW, tr.
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Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD

JUSTICE staff uhDs
United States vs. William Weston; assault with
dangerous weapon. verdict guilty. sentence work
holse six months. Attorney. ". +. Ambrose.
Assignments for TO-DAY;
United States vs. Hugh T. Burke.
United states vs. Paul Bradshaw.
F-uitaf States Is Wade n Alter.
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Equity Court No. 1.

I0ngshsw vs. Burns restraining order issued Coio
plsinant's solicitors. A. 3. Webb and Edwin tor
rest: defendants attorney. L. A. Bailey.
Otis Elevator Comrany IS. Meyers. decree Of Apr
S 30 modified. Complainant SOLICITOR " O.
Gardner. Brandenhrg q Brandenburg and u W
ODon0shue. defendants solicitors. H. T. DAVIS
Ralstaa & sdd0ns. M Hufty. and Blair ihom
Hin ys Gilbert; sale ratified Eisi Complainant Z
solicitor smith Thompson. r defendants solici
tors T. H. Thomas and j.. w. O'DonoEhue-
Browning vs. browning, guardian sd htem aD
pointed C0mplaiuznt's solicitor, ", L. Browning
defendant solicitor. f. n, Brown,
AAsimmgHt for to-day.
No - Marriott vs. Mutual ImUroy 'mert Com
pauy. ATTORNEYS. W. Stone Albert and X. Bogd-
J. A To0mey and ] w Patterson.
Sotice-TheTe Will be a preliminary call u th'
odd-numbered cases on the May calendar Tuesday
May z, l9E, al 70 a. m. Gases ia which counse
fail 70 respond viii be continued for the term.