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sELpEMo IN CLOSE FINISH.
Jennings Track Feature Goes TO q
20 to 1 Chance.

20 to 1 Chance.
WASHINGTON. March 29.-It was
favorltes day at the Bennlngs track
OF the Washington Jockey club, Ave of
the six choices winning. The finish In
the other event was so close that many
people thought the favorlte had won
until the numbers were run up.
The upset occurred In the third race.
Orphan Lad. the 1 to 3 favorlte, got
away last OF the field of five Beldemo
made all the running and at the turn
into the stretch was leading by nearly
two lengths. Orphan Lad responded
CALAMITY in the stretch and rapidly
overhauled the leader. II seemed al
most dead heat as they passed under
the wire, but the decision was given to
Bcicmo, who closed at 20 to l, with
Puritan Girl third.
In the first race the favorite. Slick
away. went out in front and was not
headed, winning In drive by length
from Pater.
In the trial steeplcchase, at two miles,
Essex. ridden by Taylor won about
as he pleased. For the first mile Ly-
systrata made the running. but after
passing the liverpool the second time
Taylor sent Essex TO the front. and
there was little doubt OF the result
afterward. Summaries:
First Race.-Slckaway, first; Pater'
second; Tickle. third.
Second Race.-Glles. first; Work-a-
Day. second; Marston, third.
Third Bcldemo. first; Orphan
Lad. second: Puritan Girl, third.
Fourth Race.-Essex. first; Lysystra-
IN. second; Angle. third.
Fifth Race.-Panlque. first; Bowling
Bridge. second: Lone Hand, third.
sixth observation-disclosures. first; VIII
Do. second; Yellow Back. third.
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What a Sea Captain
Encounters.

Cap, W. o. Perry Of 81 Beckett, st.,
Portland, Me-, has discovered tho, Pa.
Their John's Medicine i a wonderful
remedy for catarrh and cold. Follow.
Ing the sea. q sailor encounters sudden
changes Of weather that produce ca
iarrh aud colds. Capt Perry writes;
'I have used several different kinds Of
eaiarrh remedies, but have never
found anything 20 equal Father Johns
Medicine for catarrh and colds"
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clear. the cempicsies

orino Laxative Fruit Syrup siImu.
laies the liver and thoroughly cleanscs
the system and clears the complexion
81 plmplcs and bloiches. II sthe test
laxative for women and children a. IL
IL mild aud pleasant aud does not eripc
or slckcn. Orlno IL much superior 10
pills, apericnt waters and all ordinary
cathartics ne II does not irriiaie tho
stomach aud bowels. u. a. Qulnlan.
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rirenan by nv. Lengths.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. March "a
AZ Ascot In the fourth race Firchall
made n runaway finish. being i've
lengths TO the good at the finish. In
the two mile handicap Ding Dong n.
came up In the stretch after allowing
Foncasta 20 set the pace for the hrst
mile and ihrcc-quartcrs aud managed
90 pull ahead % the wire.
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Deaf Mute Won nj wrestling.

NEWARK. y. j.. March 20-The
bouts IN the annual cham
plonshlp wrestling meeting Of the Am
ateur Athletic union took place here
last night James Mcagher n deaf
mute. from the Central Young Mems
Christian association 81 Buffalo. won n
hand bout after an extra session OF
three minutes from J. Melllngcr OF the
Boys club of New York.
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w.iimas q. star, Nor,h July q.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. March 2s-
Major H. II. IIcrscy. inspector % the
weather bureau. will sail for Paris on
April ) 10 assist In the arrangements
for the wcllman aerial polar cxpcdl.
ton 90 the north pole The party win
leave SpItzhcrgcn Ia their iiight 10 the
north pole about July Z.
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saiiI,.a coua,.a Oh, In second.

BALTIMORE. March 2D-ln the sec.
ond Mound ~ what was to have lccn
fifteen round hight before the Eureka
Athletic club last night Referee Crow
hurst counted out Kid Sullivan 81
Washington. who had gone down after
a lively exchange 81 blows with llar.
lem Tommy Murphy Of New York.
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r..,.,.y CAV. Gam. Away.

CHAPEL HILL. y. G.. March ~
fovcioy. Cornclrs pitcher. gave the
game 20 the University Of North Caro-.
lima by letting two men have their
bases. two hits following. netting two
runs. Score. . too.
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n.,,.. mead r,.m wsu.a..

PETERSHAM. Mass. Manch a.
IicDry Barncs. the farmer shot by Al
bert Leighton at hl- farm. near here.
l. dead from his wounds. lie was six.
iy.thrcc year, old. leaves wife. n son
aud daughter. LEIGHTON shot and h.
SANITY Killed himself after shooting
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Heavy, impure blood makes a mud.
dy, pimply complexion, headache, nau
sea. Indigestion. Thin blood makes
you weak, pale, sickly. Burdock
Blood Blttcrs makes the blood rich,
red, puro-restorcs perfect health.
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vi. NJ, v,aai.. n.

ANNAPoLlS. Nd. March D.-The
Yale baseball team defeated the mid
shlpmcn by n score Of 4 20 In a six
inning game. which was called NJ the
end of Yalc's half of the seventh 10
allow that team TO catch q ttain.
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NEW ORLEANS. March -. - The
card NJ the Fair grounds brought out
no striking features. In the second
race the Duchess 81 Monticello and
sagnpanak had n neck and neck sprint
AZ the finish. the former winning.
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Gam. raIi OF Errors.

RICHMOND. Va. March -. - The
Princeton baseball team had an easy
victory over Randolph Macon here.
II was n game full OF errors. Score.
IS tob.
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"Dr Thomas Electric Oh Il the best
en- cdy for that often fatal disease
Group. Has been used with success In
our family for eight years airs l..
Whitcacre, Buffalo, ". Y.
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TOKYO. March 2o.-0cnerai Kuroki
win represent the japanese army at
the Jamestown celebration In the Unit.
cd States.
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NO OINTMENT .. guaranteed 70 cure any
- 10 70 ID days o. money refunded. eoc.
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roornE 4 ooLp ~ oNE IA,

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writing mention this paper and don't
make any mistake, but remember the
name, DIR. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and
the address. Binghamton, N. Y.
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a sedimentor SET
tlingindicatesan
unhealthy con-
dition of the kid
neys. IL il stains
your linen il is
evidence of kid
ney trouble ; too
frequent desire
to pass it or pain
in the back is
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Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It.
How To Find Out,

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours |;
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book that tells all
about II, both sent free
by mail. Address DIR.
Kilmer & Co., Bing-
hamton, n. Y. When
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what To DO.
There Is comfort in the knowledge so
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II corrects inability to hold water
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YOU should have the best. Sold by drug
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You may have sample bottle and a
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New and up to the minute goods in every Department
unusual assortments especially you will find in our
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
DAILY COURT RECORD.

supreme Court of the United states.
Present: The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Harlan.
MIR. Justice Brewer. Mr. Justice White Mr. Justice
( Pecklam Mr.. Justice McKenna Mr.. Justice
Holmes. Alr Justice Day and Mr.. Justice Moody.
james Wickham, of Eau Claire Wis. Edward y.
bassett. Of Providence, r. l. Walter Damon Mans
held. q san Francisco. Cal and Charles C. Fabue.
of Nashville, Tenn, admitted 20 practice.
No. zl5 Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Railway
| company, appellant, f. &. Babcoek, treasurer,
&c g al. and
No. sal Union Pacific Railroad COMPANY appel
liant. Robert o. Fink treasurer. &c ct al
Assigned for argument as one ease on Monday,
January 2i, after the case already down for that
dag.
Ne. III seaboard Air Line Railway. plaintiff in
error vs.. 4. l. SccgcrS q al. Continued per stpu-
ation.
81. l6o The United stetes. appellant, vs. Benja-
miu ". Howell. Son q Co. Appeal fTcm the Cir
emit Court of the United States fer the Southern
district q New York Decree reversed ODD comics
sion 81 error hy appel,ecs and case HHaHdCd for
further proceedings according 20 law.
No. l56 Rochester Railway CCnTauy plamtin IN
Cucr. IS. City of Rochester. Argument continued
by NIr. B u Cunningham for the defendant iu
error and concluded by Mr. Charles j. Bsscl fCr the
plaintiff in error.
No. ll5Nisrhauts Heat and Light Company.
plaintiff H eTor ys. James T.. Clow & Sons. Ara7i-
meut commenced hy Mr.. ". H. u Miller for
the plaintiff iu Gr0r; continued by Mr. Newton
Nyfth i5r tLe defendants Iu error ard concluded
b. Mr. W II. II Miller for the plaintid IN error
No. lj8 Henry T. lglehart e ai appellants.
J. Howard lgieiart executor. &c Argument cHm-
meuced by Mr. Noel W Bsrksdsle for tine appel
iants and continued by Mr. Hugh y. Roland FOR
the appellee.
Adjourned until tomorrow az z O'Clock The day
call fcr Wednl=day January 10. viii b. follows.
Nos. l53 49, lt3 i6i, les. l6s land i6, no. 81
l73 and ia
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ASLEEP A YEAR; MAY WAKE
Physicians Operate on Newport
News Young Man.
Believe SOmnOIence Was Caused by
Injury 10 skull, and Pieces
Are Cut Out.
.e Washington Herald

Special % The Washington Herald
Newport News, Jan. 15.-J. :. Cross. the
young man who has been sleeping for the
past year. was operated upon yesterday
at the Newport News General Hospital
by Dr William HOskns. assisted by Drs.
Gary and Williams, The physicians found
a pressure on the brain. diseased bone
and a cyst, containing fluid. The pressure
was relieved, the bone removed, and the
cys- drained, and it is expected that the
young man viii recover and regain his
normal condition.
Cross was injured about two years ago
by being struck on the head. and for
more than the past year has remained In
comatCse state. lie slept an the time
except when forcibly awakened. and took
no nourishment whatever except when il
was forced upon him by awakening him
and keeping him awake until the food
was taken. As a consequence his form
has become emaciated. but otherwise ne Is
apparently healthy, except for his con
stant desire 10 sleep
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Probate Court.


Estate ct Nina StrlsturEer. viii admitted 20 pro-
bate aud letters tesrameutary granted GO Joseph
9trastUrgr- bond. g. H4. Attorney. Leon Tobriuer
Estate of William H. Yerkes. uiu admitted 20
probate and letters testameu'ary granted % Hannah
4. serSes John *. Yerkcs. and William H. Verses.
r.; bond. sls9. A. ney. J. J. Darlington.
Estate cf sophia " Wentworth. ail admitted 10
probate end letters te-tsmeHtar granted 20 Bernard
T. Mimmscsi bond. l53 AttorBey =. h. MIN
mack
Estate of Andrew Gleeson. win admitted 20 pro-
bate and letttIs tesfsm5HtaT granted t8 joan a.
Gletsau- bond 590a9 Attorneys, Stuart Sic
Nsmsrs and r. - HuJ,Safer.
Estate n Bernard Nyues. letters 1f administra-
ton granted tu Margaret n. Weiss. bond S. go
Attorney. David KothscHud
Estate II George HeckeEloopsr. order framing is
-ies Care4tars attorneys. Barnard d johnson
caFcaiees attorneys j. p. LasStg and Ralph Given.
Estate of Isabella J.. Drr-he;uer. wiH dated Feb
rla1 4 ls3i. and cOlicl dated February a. l95
fled
Estate of Jscsson Bouey. petition for letters Z
administration fled Attorneys Stuart NcNanaul
and r. s. HuiiekGper.
Ls-s', q William g. Pollard. petition fag letters
n -LdulI1I--ratian nicd. Arcmcg. r. F. Leighton
Iu De- William A. Pollard uctitiou t0 spgr.ut
susrlIan rled Attomey. y. r. leighton.
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Equity Court No. ?
JUSTICE GOULD.


Iu rr luua-v ot Char.e- Strasb. committee author
izsd o. invest funds Attorney. D. a EgUIiUE
Iu % Iuu1cg 0i Evan r. Lmdebrs committee
autherzld 90 pay far board. Att.meg 3. g. Fen
liH-
Wz-Firzfra Tobacco Company ts smith. r1ls t-
-e.s cans. rstefa4I.g January is Complainant
-.LicItl.- Waf a Ba5eIbeg. defendant solicitor
T. L. Gle.
simNUs rs TElr-. motion On amend til granted.
Complainant solicitors. p. F9u-~t aad a. Bend
a,m
AIaIaury ys Ca-aes. reference - auditor. Com.
railsst.s solicitors. j.. NJ. Brown and ~ g. John.
stu- I,.udauts solicitors. Buudsubsrg & Bran
dsutrl-.
Palmer VS. Palnsr. submitted C1mrlaluaut's So
i.eif.,s H. a. Walker aud A. u. smith defend
ar- solicitor. J. Dawson NIlam-
Bride vs. Nesl-. submitted. Complainant soiici-
taT 81 p To1ltan.
May S.. NsG. ,To caHf.-so and reference % ey-
amiusr Complainant solicitor l. NJ kIug-
R,iIy vs Gavin: decree connecting clerical error.
Complainant solicit Albert Suler-- defendant
solicitor. ST. y Richardson.
Assignments trv TODAY.
No. IL shea rs. AIH.or 70 al. Attorneys. Smith.
Lambert Barnard q johnson.
~. l5i. Smith S. Suifh. Attorneys KmhaIl-
White.
Ne. 49, LsufeHca vs. Stewart AtrGrevs CIrnk-
scales StgvlrJ-C q. James
No lz Eskndge IS. Essudge. ATTORNEYS. Butler
-Truitr
No lG Elicit vs.. Burke. Attorneys. Bentley.
Fcri-Grtcn.
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Causes Indignation.
COST OF MAINTAINING INSANE.
viii BE Reported by Board of Cbari.
ties tO Commissioners.

The report of the Board Of Charities
relative 90 the cost of maintaining the i'm
sane, which was requested boy the Com
missioners some months ago. VIII be sub
mitted within tho next month This ln-
formation is desired by the Commissioners
IN order 90 determine whether It VIII be
practicable 90 establish separate iusti-
tuition for she care Of She District in
sane who are now sent To- the Govern
ment Hospital lor the Insane Accom-
pauy3ns tie report of tae Board of Chari-
ties viii be- statements from Dr W L.
Robins. DR. J. O.. Simpson. and Dr ". y.
Compton relating to the alleged Increase
.sf insanity iu The District. its remedy. If
any. and the modern methods Of care
and treatment Corporation Counsel +. d.
Thomas has also been requested to pre-
pare "a statement showing the number of
insane cases that have been treated iu the
District for the ten years ending June
31 1893
4 personal report iH reference To the
prevalence Of insanity i8 the District as
compared with t.e States and Territories
has already been sUbWitteG % the Com
missiOHerS. Tor. Robins has also for
warded plans for a Usvchopathic pavilion
which are under consideration by the
Commissioners.
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New Hampshire avenue northwest between T and
streets Ge0.Ee a Hawkins lt uE to Charles
J.. Iubbv. part iats 8 and g. -isaIe Us. SO
Le Dfrir Painless L. Hei-lell gt aL trustees o.
Airs M Hopper. Doc 4g block g yI0
IFy CIV. Walton Edwards 20 uz. r8 Beradne
n Bmh5Id lots ! and 3 b9cs g. SIS
lT tir}-f1resa Solomon % Elizabeth b R0sevag.
lot g. block 8 SIC.
No Eg Nurh street northwest BATES Warren e
U1 t1 harg II. johnson llf H. SQUARE so SO
Half and r streets southwest William H. Van
tio-k st ave to John R. Lezher I5t - square
east af 6l1 81
10 -1- Il strse- HGrhesst-Ge-Iss W. TaIhe1t tr7ls-
rsr 20 William NeIisud Dot =. square GO SO
Columbia Hsights-0sTaH r Green To- Charles
bismsr. lot and pan Dot g. block 81. $40
q street northeast between EEl and Ninth streets
d Darby Thmpau q ux. Co William r.
Reed Do g. 4uarJ sl2 So
Chirsesyar-Jela II. Garter 60 uy. 70 FroIcrira II.
hUmrr i1f, { and 8 block 3 SIC
kailrama HrizHt--llauche r. NslIne 90 Andrew
Farkor. lat 8 block :. SO
BaIrT farm-Jawg> H. Duy e. o.. trustees. %
AIay T. Myus5rijgs lat H. section /. Ss35
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains Harry Ward
man 90 Ess Barrett. Dot I2- block T. So
No lls T street ua1bwezt-Mary JaeEer 70 YIr.
Carl. 90 Pat-ick D. NeI-aa lot s. square 10.
seventh street and Rhode Island avenue northwest
American Security and Trust Company and
William Hitz executors. to Moses Goldenberg
lots - S. s6 square 80 $500
Eighteenth street northwest. between and ]
streets Richard =. Wolfe Of ux % William B.
Matthews. U3It original Dot y square I05 SO
Nineteenth and streets northwest BENJAMIN J..
Du.auev et uv. t0 Charles II. Davidson Dot g.
square l9. SO.
Nineteenth and streets Eor,auest-C Charles n
Davidson et lax. 90 Il Bradley Davidson lot g.
square I33. So same % john c. Darids5u lot
.. square lo9. SO
street southeast between Thirteenth and -Four
teenth -tfeet--t1ire T. Miller 90 VIZ. William
Henry. % Robert l. Miller. l0t I6 square
1888 SIC
New Jersey syenue southeast between L and NJ
streets Henry = Walker st Tx 90 Singleton L.
and Mary J. Cooper. part lat g. square 7l2 SO.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square sE-Edwsrd g. Younger 10 Benjamin r..
Leighton and Ge1rgs Francis Williams. 70 So
cure Erncstiuc p. Teriinssr $500 i've years. :
rer cent. ssmiannually. LOT T.
Chicbester-lIary Edna Thomas 20 George q. Wal
son and Simon Bube 20 secure Maurice otter
back, $3.50. three years. per cent. semi
annually. lots 22 Z13 29i and south half lot 2l5.
Square s5-Robert y. Harper ct Tx. 70 Washington
Lean and Trust Compsny 70 secure Equitable
Cooperative Building Association, S1s0oO. part
original l1t g.
Square l059-Roy T. Paste 20 John e. Davis and
John W. Stewart. % secure +. l. Sinclair. Sl.5)o.
one year. Ier cent. part original LOT 6.
Square 9i2-Wiliam r. Reed q Tx 70 William W.
Boaman and Clarence Barnard. 20 secure George
G. Boarman. S2O0 5 years 5 per cent, semi
annually lot s..
Chichcstcr-Frcderick H. kramer to William ".
BcaImau and Frank A. Jones. 20 secure George
C. B1smsu. $3.50. wears 8 Uer cent. SEMI
annually lots 4 and s. block .
Square sS7-PCtgr Morris TO Albert F. Fox and VII
liam T. Setter, 20 secure II. Lamscn. SI.496.60, ,
years. without interest lots 50 and 20.
Columbia Heights GUhe l.. Lausbureh 10 Viii
liam r. Edmonston and Louis r. Peak 10 81
cure William !. Miller. Si.5e0 years. per cent
semiannually. loJ 5e block @
Moore q Barbours Authorization :. Shepherd
ct Tx. 90 b. Francis Saul and James T.. Shea.
to secure Home Savings Bank. S3OC years .
per cent. semi-3nuUally. Tot -. block l.
Square 332-JOseph StrashurgCr. executor and tr1s-
tee. % Leon TCbIiner and Byron L. Graham 90
secure Fl0oncs r. StrasbuyEgr. $500 years
pr cent. semi-aupUally. lot I9.
SQUARE 1s9-E1-5 J. Wise It vr. William f.. 20 J.
SUriEs Poole and David Moore, 20 sccure Annie
T. Poole. 500 ycars. per cent, @eu-taunually
part original lot T.
Squares - and katherine J. Fa!canCr 90 Ar
thur T. Brice and William J. flatheT. to secure
John 81. Jones. Ne.jo9, 3 years. 8 per cent, semi
Annually, part loi s. square -. aud part Dot a.
square 2sS.
Square l05S-R0tUt +. Miller 10 Washington Loan
and Trust Company. 20 secure Henry William
Miller S925. ! 10 years, 5 per cent semi
annually. lat lG
Columbia Hciglts-A1an McIauc Albert 10 J.
Snrigg Poole and Charles ". Fairfax. 70 secure
Anna &. Poole s3G3G. years. per cent. ssm,-
annually. part lot g. block 90
Square l2-Mary *. Harris et vir. John n To-
William &. sullivan and Charles Linkius. g. se-
cure James l. Crawford. $3.50 3 years psr
cent semIaUuualiy. part original lot II.
Square 7i2-Sipgletnn l. Cooper Ct ux to "
GEynn Gardiner and John Quinn. to secure
Jennie p. Corhy. $50. years. rcr cent. s..1ll-
annually part lot 9.
Square 3e0-pavd Milne. ct ux. To Albert r Eos.
ter and Catherine l. Brown To S,clue Nqtuai
Guarantse Fund Association S53a TO a months
pfr cent lot 81
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
Circuit Court No. I.
UrSTICE WRIGHT


Cosie IS. District 81 Columbia 60 al. motion for
uev trial overTlled and ri1nut cn verdict FOR
plaintiff Tor N.10l against District 0f Columbia ana
for defendant, Charles Early. aUpea! noted Pam
I'M attorneys. Gitiiu-s Is Chambtrm- defendant s.
attorney. =. h Thamss
Dodge Rush sealed verdict ordered Plaintiff s.
attcney,. e.. r. Hcudlc- and smith Thompson IT,.
defendants attaugs William Henry White aad
Lscsie. Fulton * Cox
Assignments for to-day:
NO %. Burton r~ Eikrs Attorneys George n
Calvert "A s.. NartbInltan
No. l53, Eastcriing vs.. HoruiDg. Attorneys. WI
son & Barksdale-Iucker X kenyon and z. =
Bailey.
No l65. Nag1lder vs. LuttreIl Attorneys. Ralston
* Siddous and " p. Richauisan-Hamilt1n Colbert
a Hamilton
No. l65- Louis vs. Bristow. Attorneys h. L.
Davis-Ni. H. Beach and Chaplin Brown.
30. III. Jones vs.. Sewers Attorneys. }. C.
Rogers and q q. Aukam-J. r. Hunter.
No rs Stead vs. Gait. Attorneys. George :
Chase-WUlf q Rosenberg and ID. ". Baker
NJ. l79 Mills Digs Attorneys W J.. Lam
-Brandanburg * BfaudeuhurE.
No s. Wright Baum. Att0meys " T. Am
brose-Omsby ACCzmmUu.
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Court of AnnenIs.

Present: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice NcComas.
and Nh Justice R9bb.
Samuel 3 Pack was admitted To- practice.
No. i63s ricsford vs. Talbot, writ 81 error 10
United States supreme Court PRAYED tg AIr sam
uel MADDOX Of counsel for appellants allowed. and
bond to act as glpersedeas fixed si $4,000
No 1888 District # Columbia vs.. Green PASSED
until FelHuary
Patent appeal No i07 Lewis vs.. Cronemeyer:
argument continued by Mr.. Hauf Frea-a for apUgl-
ants and hy Mr. O. Z. Bymcs for appellee, and
ouclUdgd iy Alr Harry Frease for appellant
Patent appeal No sl5. Hansen VS. Dean. 8rrI-
meut commenced by =. r. C0lladay f1r appellant.
Ne i76. Nash vs District of Columbia Idg-
mrut If Police Court reversed with costs, and cause
ranlnded sith directions 90 vacate Hs Judgment
and discharge the defendant. Opinion hs 1iT- jus
ticg NcComas
Assignments for to-day.
bU u"arIug7
Patent appeal No. fs
Patent appeals Nos l69 Il n2 and 56l
Special clieud8r.
M. &. Penn Bridge Company vs.. United States.
Appellant attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert q Ham
Htan. auIeLleas attorneys u. vs.. Baker and j. N.
Proctor
Ne g. Morgan rs. Adams. Appellants attorney.
p. Fl Jackson, appellee attorneys. s. II. Geg
and j. j. Darlington.
No :. Lewis vs. District 1f Columbia Appel
laut's attorney. J. y. Archer. jr.i appeless sttar-
uey. T. y Thomas
40 g Moss U United States Appellant att0r-
Esy Fountain FCvfou. apUe.iee.s attomeg. u. W
Baker and p H. Thomas
30 g. Turner rs American Security and Trust
COMPANY Appellant attorney. g.. r CaUsi; aI-
Ulliees atrcugs NJ. +. A1armgiy and G. Pcelie