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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-25
ScbenSOcrlnit onrdD einitiir5enoe &c
bauoe.

Stu0t W ctito, "a. 0tai. -
2nncrbal6 21 StunOen iino in bic.
Tiger Stoot iehS Meniden ourh Den
ginihlr5 bon 0c6GnOen get0otet imo
iicben Ocrlebt noroeu. @eitern lplr.
Den 5mei &inOer inter Sen Griirnmern
cineS 6auies an Der Gonitanciaitrabe
Gegra6en. Gags uorber itiir5te ein im
Von bcgriiieneS Sals an Der Sabine-
StroBe ein mo6ei bier 9lr6eiter ltm-
tamen. 2Ile Cpicr geb0ren 5ll ben
6rmeren alalien.
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gson y0cggmcn" n6crfallcn.

9f 0 6 tier, N..N, 81. 0foi. -
0os benoG6artc StG0tcben Sornea
mtroc beute friib bon elmer 9nn0c
oycg9men" iiberfnllen uno terruri.
lirt. 9IIS RciuItot ibreS llcberfuaes
erlttt gS1Atcr Sobn Senop bon ser
~@ornel Street Hoilmnn Go." cine
toOtlidc Sdubmln0e, @Ghter G6os.
&cQp BON ser SciOenipinncrei lit
lbIimm 5tgcribtet mebrere onoere
9iirger crlitten ebenfaIls Gerlebut.
gen ittb orei ser .Oeggmen," tpelfe
DIE Nnmcn ,Soiepb Carroll aus 9roof-
Inn 9fnpnono @nglilb aus HodeIter
m0 Sarrp SbomaS aus Der Staot
9tcm-Uorf ongeben befiltoen Iih in
Soft. Die 9iditber iprengten 3ierIt
Ole @eloipinOe in elmer @rocern unO
erbellteten $40. Damn lthten tic ser
Neibe mad ole @obn1ng zines Srn.
@n. =. Ellr6p oie Steu6en.S SeiDen,
ipinnerei lmo Die 9iireour Der Stra.
Benba6n @eicIIidnft beim. Slt Dem
lebtercn 2ofoI fam cs 5i einem aunl-
pie uno &Gdter 6eno0 puroe our1
einen RepOlperiduB to0tli6 aetrofien
ShlieBlith rotteten iid Die giirger 5i,.
lanlmen ilno mod]ten I'M 8erein nit
Der Eoli5ei Orei &Guber oingieit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-25
SelbitmorS i'm @cfGngnif.

9tem. Oorf, "a. Mai. - Hocco
Ranngiro, Elm Staliener, tueIdcr iut-
ter Der 2lnflaae Dor @eri1t itano, eli.
ncn itaIiGniiden WcBger in 9roolpn
crrnoroct 81 bnben, 6eging 6citte friib
in ieiner 3eue i'm GupntonoitraBen.
@efdngniB SelbItmoro I'M @eidng.
nib. 3uei anOerc StaIiener beiinoen
iih bort inter dbuIihen glntlagen in
0aft. Gin gierter lit StantSjeuge &c.
iDoroen lno bat Elm Gontplot ent6iillt,
Oeiien 3med oarin beitnnb, Sen Net.
ger ourd Grobnnsen 5ur 3ablrIng eli
ner Snmne @eloes jrl 5mingen ooer
ibn un5ubringen. Hanagiro mar an
oieien Gonlplot betbeiligt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-25
McSGngblin gcDt.
Hcncitc Gnhuidclnngrn i'm @UnlO'-
Idcn Ggrifnnoal.

9tcu 2)ortcr 8oIijcbeamter oriitt
iich nm uiht iiber sic 8oli5ci.
COMPUTATION au8iagcn 81 miiiicn.
6orticbldlg ser llhteriu6ung
I'M 9tcm Dorfer 8oIi5eiballptquar.
tier. - 6rnu @oulo'S ange6Ii6e
9oltimorer G6e. - Sel6itnoro
i'm @eiin1nib moHt einem Gro-
jeiic ge1cn NPitglicOcr ser
oSbmorjceu Suuo" ein Gnoc. -
SlrItijiIiidtlinB fe6rt in 6oIge
bon SeilnpcG frcipiai9 aus
Gilropa 5lriif.
Rem 9orf, 81. WIoi. - Gapi.
tim @m. ", Wc2ot9bliu, ciner ser
bctonnteitcn Ofii3icrc ser Neu.Dorter
Yoli5ci oeHen 39.idbrigc 0icnIBcit
nrit uielen bemcrfell5mert6en Grci1.
niiicn i'm 3uiammenDang itebt, tritt
6eutc lm1 Q}itternud)t IN GllDcltan0.
ST bat umt GenIionirltng 5u Dem lib.
IiAen bolben 9etrog iciueS SalGrS,
mas in Ieincm 6ollc $2500 pro Sabr
beocltet, eriuft, lno ga CT iiber %
Sabre gcOient Fat uno feinc gtnflogen
gcgcn i'm in Ser Sdmebe iino, 10
6leibt Oem GomuiiiGr Bingham feline
@abl, ais OoS 8eil6 81 genebnigen.
Nit Wic2algblin's Miidtritt pers
l6pinOet cine berporrngenOe 5iglm
ans Der llntcrhldung iIber oie iogc-
nalulte 8oul0 Computation relp.
0en @oulO'iden S6eiolmgpro5eB.
Der GnpitGn lit lett einiger 3eit ali
9ronditi8, loQte ic0o6 in oen nGh.
Iten Iagcu ollrb Den 2(r5t oes 8oIi.
3eibalptauortierS unteriudDt meroen,
um feitjuIIellen, Oh er i'm Stanoe lei
Dor 0eni Gontiiliii1r jlt eridcinen lino
2IuSftnft iiber feline angebIibe 9e.
tbeiIiglng an Der 9lffairc III geben.
Scin 9iiidtritt ma6t Oieicnt &erb0r
cin Gnoc. Wic2mlgblin lit 60 Sabre
alt unO 6cflcioetc lGngere Sabre ben
9iung eincS ,SnipeftorS. 9ci Der 2(ns
nubmc Der 9iugboms9ia9 i'm Iebten
Sabre mluoe ct ie0oh sum 9ionge
zines GnpitGnS rc0u3irt. ISn 1890
mllr0e cr ser @eIOerpreiitng iiber-
iiibrt unO Oerbro6te etlihc Gage IN
ocn Combs, ermirtte ieOodl einen
ucuen YrojcB mO mltroe bonn Appel.
lotionS8eriht frcigciproden, moraur
ibn Gomniiidr Mc9(Ooo on Gle Spite
0cs Qcteftip6iiremtS itellte.
6iilfS Eolijei Gommiii0r San.
Jon ieBt mittlerueiie oie llnteriu6ung
I'M EOli3eibaltptQlortier tort, unO eS
crbcIlt Dab Somaro @olllO iomobl
wie oeilcn Satin por oeniei6cn gela.
Oen pQrOcn linO, nm mit5iitbeilen,
mas lie iiber WtcHmtgblin'S uno Yea.
bo0D'5 Vtitpirfllna an 6rn. @oul0'S
6orI6ltn8en na6 9elueilen sur 5or.
oerlhg ieineS S6cioung5pro5eiies
millen. glu6 gomdr0 SboleS, Der
ebclnaligc SllnItreiter, cridbien 6ente
Dor Dem Stills GonmiiiGr @anion
mo lpur0c be5iiglif ieiner angeb-
Ii6cn 9e6auptung pernontnen, Dab
6rau Souaro 8OulO, ebe iie na6
9tcD-Yort fam ltno 8oulo beirat6cte.
in Baltimore ais Sri. Catherine Gleln.
mons mobnte itno bort einen gemiiien
Samitel 0alpIon ebelicbte, BON mel
dem iie nift gelhieOen lit mno nod
lc6t. 0em 8ernebmen nudJ miebcrs
bolte er ieinc friiberen 2lngnben.
6rau Somuro @oulo bat 6efonntli6
cine @egentln9e gegen Die alage ibrea
@atten eingeleitet, in pelc6er Iie oeu
Sebteren bei6uloigt, iie grauinm be,
6anOelt, OerIoiien uno sum @egen.
itdno elmer Eoli5ei Complication ge.
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g,anur's 8iircnll.

WaIttmorc, Mlo., 25 lRn 1907
"a Souneritag, 30. Mtai WrGoCridlmRduugS.
San un0 lnnl cincs Heicpta oCr Hcgisutllr Gin
geiCeliCbcr tSciertng tll uerocu oic itaOtiid)cu
8hrrnur geIhluiien blcbeu;
3ur J1cmtcntt6lcit oe5 4ubluns mcrocn Die
W{drlte iule Hbltcb gcbalcn merocu
!, Barn Whirlpool, N}dOor
G45)
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SSn Ser llmaebing bon Snp0er
Ctlo., ricbtete geItern EN- GDflon be.
trdhtliden Shaoen an, ie6od 9ingcn
ieine WenicbelIleben perlorer.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 35o-Nsitsr g. Coates to John D. Sullivan
aud Michael J. Colbert, to secure Catherine No
Ian. A-0Oo. one year. ten months and twsnty-ivs
days PCT cent, semianuuslly. lot as
Moore Barhour's Addition-Adoiph Iichtensteiu sl
ux. to Charles F. BENJAMIN and Roger T.
Mitchell. 10 secure Perpetual Building Assoesa-
tioR, 5000, lot 10, square S50s
Square lZs-HenFy ]. keough to William J. Flatber
and Upton X. Ridenour. j., to secure John N.
Jones. 5000 two years yer cent iannuaIly.
lots ., 20 and 81.
square loas-ChaTies ". Gaines ct ux TO Frank T.
Rawlings and Frank s. Collins, TO secure Lotfie
i. Bum. Sa.5. one 10 forfy-six nonths lot i92
Square s6l-Wiliiam H. Ramsey et ux 10 Afsleols,
hufty and Lawrence Hufty, 10 secure MarraFst
Clark $50. June 3, 1902 81 per eent serisnnu-
sly. lot ls2
Square Sll-&ary H. Bond. et Tir. Samuel R.. Ia
Charles H. Cragin and Edwin H. Bond. to secure
Mary H. Shoemaker, S,0J, three years. ~ Der
can't semi-anHually. lot g.
Pleasant Plains-Thaddeus c. Duiin st ux TO Her
man L. Gaseh and Harry c. Birge. to secure
Riggs Fire Insurance Company aE0. three
years. per cent. sennS-annaally part lot g.
Square us4-Peter j. Clarke et ux. to National Saw.
ings and Trust Company, to secure American Sc
curity and Tnsst Company. $1,000. Ave years
PER csnt ssmi-snmlaly, lots s. Z. and
Square lea-J0ssph N. Dixon ct TX. to William I
Flather and William 4. Hill, to secure John n.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
BAPTIST.

FIFTH BAPTIST. E ST.. near 7th ~. Dr.. wss-
ton blunef. minister. II a. m- The SKY Pilot
a p N. Jonah; Or the Dzngsr of the sea
BAPTISM Special rally services e4eEy evening next
"eek A. O'Clock; Monday. Peoples Missions have
chafgs; Tuesday. yolng peoples rally Dr. Rsy
sieaAef; Y eednasday Sunday school iaIlr Dr Hal
io#ay AID Air BEistoE; ThufsdsJ. -The world
'5realest Tragedy. Illustrated with 50 views. pss-
tor j. the lecturer Friday Passion music. .-t;ar-
ia and The StoTy Of the Cross b th6 choir.
ar. Palmer leader
FIRST BAPTIST. 18th aud SIS. az. Rsr
mares r. NlDhigieI. pastor u a. ~ '-Nearns 8
70 Christ rs p m. a Fundamental Trifb
of Christianity and Nature" Special services eset
e'enlng during the seek. You are invited.
WEST WASHINGTON. slst and \. Dr..
hay of hlehmoHd, win preach u m Psstor
atesiey - p, n, Father and Mother" solos
b5 Miss AFtz and Mr Brosn. Miss Hayooek. no
linist.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10th and n So
Df- j. J. Muir. pastor. Rev J. b. CLAYTON ID
preach u a. n, IS p. m SUNDAY school g %
4 m- Christian EndsaEor, SIS p. N.
=. hLh SNEM breaches SUNDAY. IA n
ana keE r. 7. Ray, of Richmond. Va. rs p. m
chorus choir free peWs. a Baptist a. AuSf
t9ilun, sth and Va ave. Sc
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
HOLY WEEY AT ST. pAUI,s.
Special Services Arranged by Rev
Father james +. Mackin.


Father james +. sEackfn.
Next week being Holy week. and. ae-
.cording to ancient custom. special services
will be held in ali the Catholic churches
throughout the land AT ST. Paurs
Church, Fifteenth and V streets, Rev.
james F. Mackin. pastor. the full liturgy
OF the church viii be celebrated by most
impressive services. Palm Sunday will be
observed by the usual early masses, and
at II o'clock there win be the blessing and
distribution of palms, procession, and
solemn high mass
The music Will be rendered by a male
choir OF seventy-five voices under the dl-
rection Of the organist and choirmaster.
Ernest T. Winchester. comprising the reg
uiar parish sanctuary choir, augmented by
twenty-five senainarians from the Catholic
University. Gregorian vespers will be
sung at night at 7:30 o'clock. The Tene-
brae viii be chanted by the double choir
on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
evenings at 7:30 O'Clock.
There will be solemn high mass Holy
Thursday at 9 O'Clock, at which a male
choir will assist. On Good Friday there
will be divine service at q. m: Way Of
the Cross at S:15 p. m There VIII also be
divine service Holy Saturday at 8 a. M.
mass al 9, and distribution of holy water
at 9:45 q. m.
The usual early masses will be said
Easter Sunday, and al II o'clock there viii
be solemn high mass. at which time the
celebrated royal mass (first tone) viii be
rendered complete by the double choir OF
seventy-flve voices.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

fascnai Candle, and BsptismaI Font chanting of
me Prophecies and Litsny wiii begin A. So m
Mass n a. IN. Res. A. J. Olds eelebrsut Variors
eoHni'ees have BEEN PREPARING fer the socishls %
the church.
ST MARY's CHURCH, There Win be General
communion u the Catholic knights Of the psrisb
=. the Z % CLOCK mass to-moFT0N. Blessing of the
AIMS procession. solemn high mass ard chanting
81 tae fassicn at 1870 a. N. After the PALM
nave been carried in solemn procession, ttr,rgb -
slsiea az the church. and vut n the church lie
e,ah'sis enter me ehurch leaving the rtst uitbau;
ihe h5mns Glory, Praise and Honor Is s,.rr
ooth b5 those within and without The silhse,,--
1hoeks Al the door II the church with the fs0t ii
the Cross, which signifies not only the triumrbs,,
ehtI1 INTO Jerusalem but also that the gates of
the CELESTIAL Jerusalem we're opened far us bv tbs
assJh q Christ on the Cross There win be s,le4os
.,l4ns'9s e9 NE IenebFae wednesday Thursday AMI
"0od FRIDAY at 80 p. n. Solemn high mass and
procession q The Blessed Sacrament ca Bolv
THURSDAY az SO a m. On Good FRIDAY A. s.sa
m Mass u the Pre-Sanctihed and Vensration ~
tne foss- SATURDAY, at m, solemn blessing Of
tae New Fire the Pssehal Candle, aud BsnfIsrosl
Font followed hy mass at $50
ST. ALOYsIUS CHURCH. The bls..i,. q q.
! ans WI take place tomOrr0E az l0.9 4 m
Solemn high mass win be celebrated by Rev. Jab0
= Flttar, :. j., assisted b. Rev NJ l. PORTE
; J. as deacon and Rev. Father De Bold. ]. s1b
Deacon During this mass the Sacred Passion v-ill
Be sing, Rev. Henry 4 Leary. \ fsLf-e 80.
part @ ChFlstnsi Rev, John B. KeIlrher 8
ss Amelia. and Rev. Eugene D. NfcDoBnsU :
. ss NaratoT At al the low masses The Passion
eih DC read from the pulpit. sermon al 80 r, i,
os hef henry i. LesTys S. J. The solemn services
.. nc isieoFae' Wednesday Thursday and Friday
st ~ ~ J. ID The lamentations Of Jsrenfs ths
troiaee vii be sing by Rev Henry A. I,esrv. s
). hes. Eugene Mcdonnell s. j. and Rev I 2
EH.t.nS5' ,-.' D J. Solemn high mass On Hely Thur
q@y VIII be sung BY Rev. E. \ Fink. S ! Rsg
n. =, LeaFy, 3 J.. deacon and Rev. Richard
= -1fish , J., subdeacon- Solemn urocessioe
thfusieh fhe aisies Of the church viii ,,snfinue 81
20 me- lower chureh where the Reposieory ersets5
% the Brothers and Sacristan q the chtlscb ,5Il
hetd tns Sacred Host oonseCFatsd FOR the nsrt asr
AderAtion al day and night hy the y-ep ~ sbs
Iaflsn- heF. Alph0nse Doisn s. J vyiII r,ssrt
81 81 inufSaaS eteRing The Mass Of the Prs-sapoii
He'i' 1ood friday ~ a. n. AT u nom the ~
sVtlon o. The Three Hours Agony'' viii h
pstaehsd BY Rev. William Cannon s J. IN y
5oan's College. Fordhsm, y. Y sermon on ~.
Sacred Passion at 80 .. m, by Rev Josenb 4
= 'iahs' ). j., Of Georgetosn Uaiversity. ne Pss-.
SUNDAY. @s VI am
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New YORK, March 2-CATTLE-Reoeipu $50.
Duh and 10 cents lower. except Tor extra prime
stees and bologna coas; Rbout all sold. Steers.
A2Sas 90 ears extra at 6.l0. bulls. 375ails: COWS.
g0ai25
cALyEs-RecsiPts, 100 firm, with slight recss-
SONS Short stock. All city dressed veals l8sly.
country dressed aaIys, and choice selling. in some
cases. higher.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reesipss, 2loa Sheen
nominal lambs holding for higher prices. but no
sales we're made before p O'Clock Nominal quota
tiGns 650sG6a
HoGs-Rseeipts, sTsa NominaIy weak on Buf-
ial0 sdFiees.
Chieago. March 22--CATTLE-Rec Receipts. 800 esii.
mated Tor Saturday. 90 Market weak. Prime
beeTes, 5ioass1; poor to meium ii0as 60. stockers
ann feeders. 2sai.so; COWS and heifers, a00s5 o
canners, L7sa2 60; Texans. f0ea8ls
HOGS-RecsiDJs, 200: estimated for SATURDAY
laoa Makes cents loEeT. Light. 25as "a
rough 65oa5.isi mixed, ssoa6i5; heavy. 6ssas. e5.
pigs, 60a6 30
sHEEP-Reesipts. 700; estimated for Saturday
Z.oo, Market steady Native sheep s0ose Ia
Western sheep, f4oasls: native lambs. 57sasoo.
Western lambs, s55asW
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Second Addition 70 Congress Hsehts-Frank 2.
Butterneld et TX. % Jams Z. Turner lot IS.
square 606S SO
No 1895 Church street northwest-JsretA White et
vir Oliver L., 10 Joseph S. Duty. vest one-half
lot a. square Z9 SO.
A street southeast between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
stFeets-Frank Pitzer ct al trustees. to Edward
o. Casten lots 8 10 a. square l072. SO
Thirteenth and q streets nuEthEess-James Sharp
ct az. 70 Eidridge Z. Jordan, part original lot
!. square "a SO.
BT0okland-LsnTz Y. Carpenter ct nx 20 Charles
=. Tansiil lots 20 and q. block q. SO Charles
F. Tansin et uX. convey same property 10 Laura
'. and Fernando 4 Carpenter. SO.
street northeast between Third and Fourth streets
Fourth street northeast. between B and Z
streets, and A street northeast. between Sixth
and Seventh streets-LaNrrnce Hufty 10 Applo-
ton Cady, part lot II, square 7ss. lot 90 square
s65 and lot T. square sli SO
Water street northwest, between TVenty-hrst and
nE0nty-second sJroets-Paul BonaFires to Matte
+. slater lots and IS. square g. SIG Matte
X slater 10 Thomas r. J. Campbell, lots s
and 3, square g, and south half lot TO- squaTe
2. SO. Thomas r. J. Campbell CONVEYS sane
property to Albert NJ C. Hudson. So
Massachusetts, avenue southeast. between Thirteenth
ard Fourteenth stTeets-GeoFse C.. Pumphrey e.
al. TO Herman c. Gauss. lot III, s4usre lO1s SIC
Nineteenth street northwest, between and 7
straets-tieorge C. johnson et TO Joseph 81
Dixon. lot 2, square I0s SO
Observation-Disclosures H. Guiies ct TX 10 Margaret
Tenth and ID streets southssss-Irs;n g. Linton
trustee. 10 Walter f. Collins original lot
square 94s, S.nsis
Woodley Park-William A. Hill. trustee To Frank.
lin 7. Sanner. lot %. sub Of blocks 10 & sl6
Washington Heights-David Moore ct TX. 10 Harry
A. Wagstad part lot Is. SO Harry A. Wag.
stan CONVEYS same property to David Moore
trustee SO.
Colfax street northeast between L and NJ streets
james II. Johnson ct TX. to Louis A johnson
lots = 10 g sqnare ~ SO
Ne. $50 r street soutiWest-John T. iss=is et NJ
TO Alexander J. Taylor. lot ls. square aa. SO
NoTth Columbia heights-Theodore A. Harding ct
ux. 10 Charles H. Willett, lot Is. block ?, si0
10. III Thirteenth street nnFthwest-Neison 4
Wheeler ct to J. Har0ld Mcdowell lot 81
square n. SO. J. Harold Mcdowell 10 Carlton
N. Beall. same property SO
seeond street southwest between II and n streets
Rudolph saur TO John Riddle, IT,, lot S and
part lots 2 and g. square 597, $40
kalorana Heights-HeFbeFt n Wilson ct ux "a
Thomas and Julia p Williamson part lots
and 3, block Is, SO.
No. l42l street northwest-WIllism g. Clifford
ct ux to Elizabeth N. and Estelle Lee. lot 81
square "a SO
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

Jones. $1,000 three years. per cent. semi -anuls-
ally. lct same 20 William A. Hill ard Charles
". Simpson, 70 scclTe George g johnson, 8 co
tTo wears. per cent, semi annually, sane rEop-
erty.
Bloomingdale-AIJEaret }. shsTstt 10 james B.
Winner and Charles ". Blackwood, 20 secure
Charles II Guiies. $40 one year. S per ecut.
semisnuualy. lots 20 and 81. block 2
Squsre si5-Walter +, Ceins et Tx. 20 Henry h.
BeygmEn and George II. EmmeFioh. % seoaYe
GerAan-Americsn Building Association. 80 g.
SIS 00Q lot J.
Square 2li-Anne = Woods 20 C. g. PlirFss and
Richard ". Tyisr 70 secure Philadelphia Saving
Fund Society, s25o 5 years. per cent, semi.
annually, lGt 81.
Square loo5-Hsnry ;. Davis rt III 70 Henry II.
BergIaann and George ~ Emmsrich. 10 secure
Metropolis Building Association. No s, 500.
part loa s.
square 55s-kosa d. shoes and George C. sholes
q UK 10 william II. Sh0les and Bates Warren.
10 SECURE Celestia A. Ferris and Anna L. Ferris.
a.5oo. years, Ier cant. semi-annuaIy, part
lot g.
Square 21l-Cariton ST. Besu 20 william ?. I'd
ui1nston and Harry 8 Weleh. 10 secure Mar
V. W, Chambers, 8, 90. yeaTs per cent, seaai-
annually. i7t 81.
Square Gi-Ehzsboth si. and Estelie Lee 10 Walter
r. Niloox and George T. Hane. 10 secure Robert
r. Rurrass, a,o5o, 1 10 y mouths, per cent
lot s.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
EPISCOPAL.

ST. PAUL's CHURCH. 23d st.. near Washington
Circle Hsv. Alfred Harding. d. D.. aud Rev. g
II. Hofmesd. clergy. Services Palm SUNDAY z 80
a. n. Holy Communion; 10 a. n. morning prayer
and instruction. II \. m. Holy Communion. ser
mon by Rev ]. s. B. Hodges. 5. 7. D.. Of Bal
timose; .. ~. conmuuicsats class s D. n.
fun choral eFsnsong and sermon.
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH, Georgetown. Rev
james H. W. Blake. rector. Pain Sunday; : -
a a. Holy Communion. $50 q. m. Sunday
school II a. IA. fVl service and sermon BY the
rector. D. m.. ehildren's rehearsal, Easter
music. 80 D. m, confirmation lecture. %
p a.. evening PRAYER. sermon aud confirmation
by the Bishop Of Washington.
TRINITY CHURCH. 81 and C SIS. M. Rev
Richard +. Williams. rector. Services at 80 ami
u a. m., n. n. Monday Tuesday, Wednesday
80. IS, 4:s5 Monday Thursday. 80. So. H.
IS. As, and s. Good Friday. go. So. and Z
90 g.
ST. THOMAS. near Dupont Circle. a. n. Holy
Communion. II a. n, sermon by rector g. Ernest
smith, ID. D.. d. G. L. 5 =. m, communicants
lecture. p IA, sermon by Rev. Frederick b.
Hosden.
ST MARKS, ID and A sts Sc. Res. Dr. W. L.
DeFries Rev. p. If. Prescott, Rev. John h.
Deis, clergy. Services. 30. Il a. IA. l. Z 80 .. m
Rev. Henry A. BroEn. chaplain. L. s. amy. giIi
preach at HOLY WEEK services daily at z and
II a. m and 30 j. m. Good Friday, Passion
service. ~ 70 3 d. m
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PREsBYTERIAN.

NEW YORK AVENUE PREsBYTERIAS
CHURCH, ~ T. sve. aud i5lh sts Dg
Wallace Radcliffe pastor u a. m. public Wof-
ship. sermon By the pastor. !. .B D. a.. Mercs-
dante's Seven Last Words q praise service.
Music LED By she quartet choir. So a. m. Bible
school. s.b q. a.. adult CLASSES. So ,. n.
Christian EndezYor sociefg.
LEXINGTON PRES BYTERIAS CHURCH. n
Cap and sts. Preaching by pastor. Dr. "
faliaferro Thompson. II a. m. ? % D. "a. sunday
school. IS &. n Christian EadesFoT. so .. a
All welcome
FIEST-Donsld c. Macleod minister Il q n.
The Ideal Kihg" 74s D. r., service of sang
b choir. Sunday school. 80 a. m. Christian
EndsaFor, SIS b. N. All are welcome.
GURLEY MEMORIAL. Fla. ave. bet sih and
Ith SIS. Hw. J. Russell Yerbryeke pastor. Morn
ing service. Il O'Clock Esening service 73l
O'Clock, subject The WIFE"
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Conn. ave
and 18th SIS. Rev. Teunis s. Hemlin. u D.. pas
tor, viii oiiciate tomorrow az II a. n. and al
p a. What Is PIssbyteGisuisms r" final sermon
q series Service each day, except SATURDAY. g.
5.t5 ,. M
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DAILY COURT RECORD.

Supreme Court Of the United states.
Present; AIr Jusiics Harlan. Mr. Justice Brewer.
Af. Justice Waite, Mr. Justice Peckhsm, Mr.. JUS
tee Mchenna, AfT Justice Holmes, Mr. Justice
bay. aud AIr. Justice Noody
James Clarke Jeaery. Of Chicago. H.. vas ad-
mittsd % practice
No u.s. Robert Manfosd. plaintiff in error, ys
The state Of Minnesota; IN error 10 The Supreme
Court q the State ef Minnesota. dismissed. with
costs pursuant 10 the tenth rule.
No Il James Buck. trustee &C. plaintiff in
enor IS William f. Beach. treasurer. &C. arg1-
ment commenced b. sIr. BzToB ". Iangdon for
the plaintiff in erroT continued b. Air William r.
Wood for the defendant IN error. and concluded
By MT, W. H. X. Miller for the plaintiff in erfor.
No. 253. X. g. Stone et al, plaintiffs ii error
Fs. Southern Illinois and Missouri Bridge Campany
argument commenced By Nh Shepard Barclay for
the plaintiffs in error
Adjourned until Monday next, at Il O'Clock.
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CrsminaI Coart No. 2.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
United States IS William J. Wilson, false pre-
lenses; nole pros
United States IS Robert Blake ana Vitele
faquitte housebreaking and larceny; nlea guilty .
sentence suspended and personal reeognizance taken
United States IS. Matthew Mcneil Frank Paaat
and Arthur Greenoueh. robbery; defendants ar
raigned; plea not guilty Attoraeys. D McD car
ringtan and =, Edward Mitchell
United States IS Arthur Greenough robbery,
Severance from above defendants granted Attornsv
+. Edward Mitchell.
United States Fs Otto seehogst murder first de-
gree plea, not guilty. Attorney A. A. Birney.
Assignment for Monday. March 3 1907
In re estate Of james ". Pumphrsy.
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CHURCH OFFICERS ELECTED.

New York Avenue Presbyterian Con-
gregatiOn Selects It's Boards
At The annual meeting Of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church this week
the following ofieerg IN class Of 1900 we're
elected:
Trustees. ". c CIephane, Edward Graves and
Charles b. Pearsons deacDns. Philip +. Lamef.
Charles q stott J. H. Urndsuaan and u g. John
sen; elders. Charles n. Fisbbaush. H. s. irwin.
o. 3. BroVn. Thomas T. ksgRe, and A. 81 NC
hath.
r. has added to its membership during
the year, s.; lost by death. removal, and
discipline, 80, leaving a total membership.
including the reserved roll, OF lfa. The
financial showing Is so, il3.4l.
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obaerve D. of go

The Baptist Women's Missionary So
clety Association observed the annual
day of prayer fer home missions yester-
day at the First Baptist Church. Mrs
beall Of Temple Church. presided during
the first half hour, followed bv Mrs
Menafee. Of Washington College: MIS-
Bliss. Of Calvary. and Mrs. Reideli. Of the
First Baptis,.
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Services at First Baptist C.bur.,,

special evangelisue services will be held
al the First Baptist Church, Sixteenth
and o streets northwest. beginning TO-
morrow and continuing throughout the
week. Addresses at the evening services
VIII be made by Rev. J. c. Ball. Rev
George E. Whitehouse. Rev. f. Hez
Sven. Rev. c. P. stealey, and Rev. F. N
Johnston. Rev c. n. WinbIgier pastor
OF the church, viii speak on ''NearnesS
70 Christ" tomorrow morning. ana "A
Fundamental Truth OF Christianity and
Nature" At the evening service.