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The National tribune., 1907-09-05

Third. Few men did more valuable
service to the country during the war
than did he and received less acknowl-
edgment from the Government. He
was too busy striking effective blows
to look after the political wires often so
effectual In securing advancement.
Fourth. Tho in good health Eow, his
advanced age-within three years of
four score-warn us If we desire to
honor him action should not be de-
layed.
Other reasons might be given, but let
these suffice Surely, men from 10 u
20 years his Junior can afford to hold
their claims in abeyance for one year
and all unite to honor this grand old
hero.-L s. Kilborn, Adjutant. VIM B.
Archer Post, 1f9. Department of Ill!-
nois Marshall, Ill.
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Department of West Virginia.

At the 25th Annual Encampment o:
the Department of West Virginia, held
at Fairmont, w. Va, May 21-23. 1907,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: ]. NJ. Adams, Com
mander; James S. Watson, Senior Vice
Commander; T. II. Marks, Junior Vice
Commander; Tayler Richmond. Chap
lain; DIR. ]. II. Brownheld, Medical Di-
rector; ]. NJ. Davis, William Kirk and
G. b. Mcintosh. Council of Administra-
ton: Smith Risinger, William Kirk and
T II. Sattow, Delegates to National En-
campment.
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Address, Theo. Noel Co. SSss vspo "ss1 sas Chicag

palatial home of Gen. VIM. J. Palmer,
the old Colonel of the regiment, Aug.
20-27. Gen. Palmer was unable to meet
with his old command in Philadelphia,
so he chartered a special train of Pull
mans, and takes the boys to Colorado
at $4,000 expense. The exercises at
Glen Eyrie will admit of extended trips
to all points of interest. All entertain
ments and all perosnal expenses from
first to last are met by the General. Be
tween $50 and 800 comrades have ac-
cepted and will be present.
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Greene Monument Dedication.

The monument erected by the State
of New York, on the battlefield of Get
tysburg, commemorating the services of
Brevet Maj.-Gen. George Sears Greene
and the New York troops under his
command, will be dedicated on Friday
afternoon, Sept. 81. The New York
Legislature has made provision for free
transportation from stations in New
York to Gettysburg and return for so
survivors of each of the nine N Y.
regiments under Gen. Greene during
the might fight on Culp's HILL July 9.
1863. The Governor of New York will
be present and take part in the cere-
monies. 1t is particularly desired that
the survivors of all troops who served
under Gen. Greene will attend the deG:-
cation. Headquarters of the Commits
sion will be at the Eagle Hotel, Gettys-
burg. For further particulars apply to
the Secretary, A. J. Zabrisllie, % Fifth
Ave, New York City. N. Y.
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Veterans in the City.

]. NJ. Hare, 7th W. Va, Delphos, Kan.
Comrade Hare, who is a strong, vigorous
man, is a successful farmer in Kansas.
and raises immense crops, despite green
bugs, grasshoppers and other impede
menta. The 9TH W.. Va. was lighting
regiment, belonging to Kimbali's Bri-
gade, Freneh's Division. Second Corps.
and distinguished itself at Antietam,
Gettysburg, Cold Harbor and the Boyd
ton Road
The National tribune., 1907-09-05
For Chnplnin-in-Chief.

At the last meeting of the Depart
ment of Indiana it indorsed Rev. f. A.
Heuring for Chaplain-in-Chie He was
Chaplain of the 25th Ind, has been
Chaplain of the Departments of Okla
homa and Indiana, and is now Chaplain
of the Society of the Survivors of the
Battle of Shiloh. He was particularly
efficient on the firing line at Shiloh in
caring for the wounded
The National tribune., 1907-09-05
The NcCumber DfIl.

VIM. II. Cummings Dodge, Mass,
agrees with Comiade Sincoe, Van Et-
ten, N. y, that the so days should be
eliminated from the pension laws. If
man was good enough TO volunteer he
is good enough to be pensioned.
The National tribune., 1907-09-05
Wants to Find Him.

Walter S. Hewitt, Lamont, Iowa,
wants to find a comrade who was sick
with him at the Mound City Hospital
at the close of the war. The comrades
name was Benjamin Perygyen, Co. G.
SD Ill.
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The 9th I'LL.

A. c. Mattox, 25th ILL.,. Donfphan,
Mo-, cannot understand why none Of
his regiment ever makes himself heard
thru The National Tribune. 1t was a
great regiment, and deserves to be
heard from frequently.
The National tribune., 1907-09-05

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show how works. get short and address,
out blanks don't need don't need to questions
Your We where nationality politics
trouble
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COMRADE W. II. MOCK.
The New Commander of the Department
of Washington and Alaska, G. A. II.

Comrade w. H. Mock, who was elect
ed Commander of the Department of
Washington and Alaska at the recent
The National tribune., 1907-09-05
It Costs You Nothing To Try! Why Don't You?
One Million Sick People


Send trial.
sick people have tested Wa & Without psnny ny m risk have Judged 1 have 5 for them
s bodily weak sending for day the Perhaps
month
The National tribune., 1907-09-05
Want the Encnmpment at Washington

Eben Kneeland, Minneapolis. Mimi,
expresses the wishes of many Minnesota
veterans that the National Encampment
be held next year in Washington at the
time of the unvailing of the monument
to DIR. Stephenson.
The National tribune., 1907-09-05

Reunion of the 18th Pa. Cav.
The Annual Reunion of the 18th Pa.
Cav. will take place at Glen Eyrie, the
The National tribune., 1907-09-05

One Dose of Nitae-Ore SSr P5oyes B diaee9s fTeBe
prove d that IT'S efficacy
which,
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which vazipg
tonic healing that
perform functions which always properly performed
The National tribune., 1907-09-05

Our 30-Day Trial Offer
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HARRISBURG. PA.
My conscience tells me
that l must fulfill my
duty towards humanity
and VitB-Ore by telling
publicly the great good
The National tribune., 1907-09-05

The places for Reunions so far as
they have been agreed upon are as fol-
lows:
Woman's Relief Corps, First Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Washington
street.
Ladies of the C. A. r., First Baptist
Church, Washington street.
Daughters Of Veterans, Parish House,
Washington street.
Union Veterans Union (Wadsworth),
A. o. II. Hall, roadway.
Ladies of the L. V. u. (Wadsworth).
Second Presbyterian Church.
Union Veterans Union (Gorman),
PentecostaI Church.
Ladies of the U. V. u. (Gorman)
Congregational Church
Naval Veterans. Second Baptist
Church.
Woman's Veteran Relief Union. First
Presbyterian Church
Sd n. Y. Cav. Wednesday afternoon
and evening. ROYAL Arcanum Hall. Citi-
zens' National Eank Euliding.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-13

No. ls52 Tenth street ncrthwest-Csthenne g. Lane
10 Michael o D0nogfue lot 3. sluars 554, SO
PARK NisW-Aliddaugh & shannon. Incorporated, 70
Otto +. Braitmayer l8t q square Na6, SO
No. s0 street northwest osephiHe Kaiser et al
10 Wilhelmiue Geisr. part l0t l. square SIS SO.
No. 1917 Il street nurthwes1-JohB s. Larcanbe et
uN % Augustus +, Gardner, part original lot 4.
s1uars I05. SO
Woodley Park-Magsie T.. Riley TO Thomas Z.
Waggaman. lot 6. block l0 SO
Twelfth and ID streets soBtheast-Delmss {.
Stutier et al trustees 20 James A. CLARK, lot
g. square l0l7 81 zQ
No. lilZ Fifteenth street northwest and No. l52s
. street northvest-Kate s. Smith et al 10
Harvey T. Winfield. undivided $50 interest IN
lot lo6 and psri Let G.. square ls5. SO Harvey
2. Winfield c1HFe5s catire property % Kate 5.
Saith and Haus ". Shepherd. $40.
No c street n0Ttheast-Jamts 4. foomey ct al,
trustees 70 John Kane. lot e. square SIS, 8 SO.
Eighth street northeast. between and I streets
Loring Chapel % Jacob PersingCr, part lot 3,
square eIi. 500
No. 1889 Pierce plsce northWest-Heury A, Willard
ct 20 William Fleming Wilson, ;1t lt9.
square so5. SZ700
Twenty-frst street northwest between 0 and p
streets-Dwight Anderson 10 John A. Hughes,
lot Is, square g. $40
z street southeast. between First aud Second
sirests-Ihomas Il PiCkf0rd q w 10 Sanford
Edie. lot AZ. square 5ss. sia,
street southeast, between Fourteenth ard Fif-
tesnth stregts-SanfGEd Edie 20 Malcolm ".
HiO, Norman A. Hill, and Anna B. SsdtieT.
original lots 10 to IS square lo6I. SO.
street southeast between First and Second
streets-Same to same, lot li7, square I8 SO.
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Equity Court No. J.
cH1Er 1rsr1cE cLARArGH

In re Lawson CouaeH. No. @7 l. o. of St.
Luke: reference 20 auditor Compartments solicitors
6. f. Collins and Il. Il. Homer defendants so.
heit0r W. q. Martin.
Birmingham birmingham time 10 take uroof
limited. Complainant solicitors Campbell Caring.
ton and Irving williamson; defendants solicitor. l.
A. Bailey.
Donueiy Donnelly auditors report confirmed
and distribution ordered. Compainant's solicitor.
J. J. DarlE 7oH-
PillsbuT rs. Metropolitan Coach Company: sub
mitted On motion Complainant solicitor. s. A.
Putnam; defendants solicitors Barnard & Johnson
Eisinger vs.. Waidron Prosecution Of suit at Jaw
restrained. Complainant solicitors johnson. Chew
& Hilliard; defendants solicitor. John Ridout
Eatman vs.. Gaines; time TO take testimony lin
tied Complainants soliciiOr. A. n Riehardson
defendant solicitors. Irving Williamson and Foan-
tain PeTt0u.
Edwards vs.. Kellogg; time to take testimony
limited. Cempainants solict0r F. S Key-smitb .
defendants solicitors, Everett. Blankensl.ip &
Bnrkart.
Piekfo7d IS. Digsins; auditors report confirmed
and distribution ordered. ComplaiRant's solicitor
Il. p Galley defendants solicitor. f. Il. Stepheps
Bireh vs.. Rue PercFal ". Brown and b a.
Dutton appointed receivers bond. $1,000. Com
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first quarter. and per cent for the fiscal
year, as compared with the best records
OF preceding years.
Bank clearings. outside Of the metrop-
Oils, where dullness in speculation in
stocks, cereals. cotton, and coffee is a
feature, still show increases over Il year
ago.
In the iron and steel trades the pre-
eminent feature OF the week is the heavy
buying Of Bessemer pig iron by steel
making concerns. the tonnage contracted
for IN the Plttsburg district aggregating
over e6o,o09 tons. 250o68 tons being for
second -half delivery.
Weather conditions have been against
the fullest crop development this week
The government reports Of wheat crop
conditions Of April is a good one as a
whole though conditions are very irregu-
lar; bug and dry weather damage re-
ported since April is necessarily not re-
ported upon, and there is no information
as to the area abandoned because Of win
ter killing avails ble before May 10
"Bradstreets 3a0nthly statistics OF
wheat stocks are rather bearish in tone
IN that they point TO increases rather
than 10 decreases, usual at this time Of
the year
wool is quiet East and West. Manu-
facturers are only taking small lots at
Eastern markets. and Eastern buyers in
the West are few in numbers. Something
Ike "A lull in demand for cotton goods Is
Being taken advantage Of by manufac-
tureG= wholesalers, and Jobbers 70 catch
up with backward deliveries
There has been more doing in some
lines of leather"
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HOUNDS FINAL RUN.
Chevy Chase Hunters Enjoyed Good
sport Yesterday.

sport yesterday.
The final run of the Chevy Chase
hounds, Tor this season, was made yes
teTday afternoon.
The course Of the ran was in the
vicinity OF the Chevy Chase Clubhouse.
Starting on the land Of the Chevy Chase
Land Company, they went across the
places of Aessrs. Clayton Wilson, Marrow.
and George j.. Dunlop. on whose place
there are some of the stiffest fve-foot
Jumps in this section, then through the
Messrs- Welch Simpson. and GotreI
places. and from there over the stone wall
TO the kennels on the Ray farm The
rain did not affect the going but little. but
made il cool enough for the horses and
dogs 10 run well.
Under the present arrangement with the
governors Of the Chevy Chase Club hunt
ing is 90 be continued for two more years
under the mastership of Mr.. Clarence
Moore. Mr Moore has sent 10 England
for g pack of English hounds as il has
been found that they are much better for
drag purposes than the American species
There is considerable good hunting in
the near vicinity of the clubhouse, and
more can Dee found, so there IS no fear OF
lack 0f good hunting. TIE first meet Of
the season of l907-M viii be held on
Saturday, November 2. 1907.
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Barrie Patterson; leave granted TO Ge sup
Tucker a kenyon; defendants attorney. ", g.
Gardiner.
Schmelz S. isemau: order Il April s. 1907. va
Gated by consent; security fer costs ordered within
fifteen DAYS aud proceedings against defendants,
Nathan and D. v Isemau. STAYED for one scar.
Plaintiffs attorney, Fl. Wnship Wheatleyi de
PENDANTS attorneys. ]. J. Peyser and Wolf q
Rosenberg
R0dier, Administrative Fs. Life Insurance Com
pany q Virginia. jury rospted until Wednesday.
Plaintiff attorneys. c. A. KeigWin and r. F.
DCWpingi ddcBdarts attorneys Robinson & Rob
ins0u
Assignment for "Wednesday, April H. 1907:
No. 81 Catholic University Of America vs. Veg
eaman. Attorneys. Hamilton Colbert & Hamilton
W T. Mattingly J. b Lamer. and Arthur Peter.
No 400. Cover vs.. Southern Railway COMPANY
Attorneys, Padgett 4 FurTest-Hamiiran. Colbert Il
Hamilton.
No AIS Barnes vs.. slater Attorneys. Turner *
Mhchel-George T. Williams
No s65 Talbot rs McDemott. AtteTneyS b
T. Leght0n-J j. Darlington,
No. ga Nukes IS. Chase Attorneys. L. J..
Ma,hcr-W. ]. Lambert.
No . OiireT vs. Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Attmueys. A. s. W0rthiug-
tou-NcKenney Flanuery.
No li3. KnickerbCCkeF vs.. Willis. Attorneys, J.
J. Darlington-Carlisle & johnson.
Ne i55. Merillat IS Brennan Construction Com
panv Attorneys, Aierllst A. Amhr0se-J J. Oar
iiugton and Hamilton Coibert & Hamilton
No SIX Cannody Construction Company vs.
Stannard. Attorneys L. II. Reconsideration,
Colbert a Hamilton.
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DEEDS or Trust.

I Square l52-Henry E. Staufer et ux. % Emanuel
Speieh and Eldridgs z. Jordan 70 secure Johu
/ ~ Henderson. 500, 10 81 months, Per cent,
lot l5A
/ Square lsl-Msrgarst AcCorpen to Edward W
Whseside and Harvey r Winfeld 10 secure
Home Building Association, Sloo0. part lot g.
( Square IS-Ella K. Allen st VIZ. II. jerome. 10
Charles +. Benjamin and Roger 7. Mitchell 20
secure Perpetual Building Association, 500.
lot g.
Square I075-Philip r. Buhler ct TX 10 Harry NJ
Packard and Ernest L. Schmidt, to secure WI
helm Schmidt and Fritz D. Brandt, $50. ! to
81 months. pr cent. lot g.
frfGidad-Iohn r B9uint et Tx. % HeBrE H. Berg
mann and George H. Emmerich. 70 secure Ger
man-AmeTican Building Association. No 6, $500.
Addition to lie Droit Park-Katie NJ Herman
ct yir, Melvin H, % Chaplin Brown and Henry
II. ReFgmaHn. 10 secure Oriental Building As
soeiati0n. No. 8. Slo00, lot q, block 81
Square 366Beniamin KFitt ct ux 20 Evan Il. Tucker
sad Samuel ~. Tucker. Jr., 20 seclre Frank W
Tucker A,oo9, years, per cent. semi-anuuaily
lot c.
PaTk Niew-0tto T. BTaitmayer ct ux 20 r. Francis
Saul and Walter L. Hilton. to sscus Howard
T. Wilson, 9@o, ; years, Per cent. semi
annually. bot q,
square 3css Same to p. Francis saul and Herbert
T. Shannon, TO secure Middaush s. Shaunen
Inc, A.2a& monthly payments, per cent
same property,
Blair road-Andrsu R B. sFeikisjohn TO John Eieh
man. 20 secure George Steele. Sl50 2. E. and
.
Square 9a3-Andrew Chambers 20 John +. Herreil
ard Aaron 5. CayWood. to secure Peoples Fire
Insurance Company, s2,ea years. PER cent,
seTni-annusly, lot 81.
Holmsad Manor-Als.tha G. Levy ct yir. James T.
/ 10 William 7. Y0nng and ". TAYLOR Birch. 70
secure Franklin Insurance Company $500
years per cent. seEii-annuaiiJ lot S.. blocs &C.
Same 10 same, 20 secure same, ike debt, let S.
block IS.
University Park-Aunis d. Alihollen ct viz. John
H.. 10 Albert a. Wilson and John b. Lamer
TO secure Washington Loan and Trust Company.
$500. years, per cent, seIaianaually, iot %,
block g
Square z6-ThoEas H. Picsford et TX. 10 james
]. Becker and John u. Coughlan so secilrs
Real Estate TILE Insurance Company bond
s@0o. part.
Square 7ss-ssnfoTd Edie 70 John 7. Arnes and
Samuel A. DFagy, 10 secure Percy " PickfoFi.
$500. years. pr cent serni-annually. lot
III
Square los7-sanfoTd Edie TO Joan T. AIMS and
Samuel A DrITy, 10 secure Percy " Pickford,
S2.eee years, per oont, seai-sHHusIly. oksiaal
lots le 70 g.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-13
Probate Court

u
Estate Of George Hiekenl0oper: will admitted to
probate aud letters testamentary granted TO Frank
A. aebriag and Harry L. Rust; bond $1,000 Attor-
ueys. Thompson 4 Laskey.
Estate Of Frederick Stuts: order appointing Charles
". stets0n and j. A. StUtz collectors. Attorneys.
I. Hilton jackson and A. s. Wortbington.
Estate Of Christine Kaiser; viii dated May g,
ls9i fled with petition for probst. Attorney J. j.
Darlington.
Estate Of J. Howard Larcomhe: order requiring
security for costs. Attorneys Wilson & Barksdslo
In re Harry 4. Woodruff: order appointing Charles
D. Noodma guardian; bond. $50 Attorney, Louis
4. Dent.
Estate Of Marie J. Reagan; order to make iaTest-
ment. Attorney. n. F. Downing.
Estate Of Minnie B. B0ate; petition for letters Of
administration hlsd Attorney. 4. Preston Shesley
Estate OF Daniel j. Hsppoldt petition for letters
O Administration fled. ATTORNEY c. H. CTagin
Estate Of Thomas 7. Fleming VIII admitted to
probate and letters testamentary granted TO Margaret
H Flemingi bond, SloooQ. Attorneys Hamilton,
Colbert Hamilton
The Washington herald., 1907-04-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Randie Highlands-United States Realty Company
TO Kari Oscar Olsen. lots l. 2 5. block J. $40.
Thirtytbird street northwest, between NJ end Pros
pect streets-Thomas H. Talbot et ux. 20 Mat
thew Walsh. lot q. square l26 SO
street northwest between Seventeenth and Eight
eenth streets-John NJ Henderson 10 Henry E.
and Mary Stolfier, lot l5i, square ~ so.
No. il52 Massachusetts, avenue uorthwest-H Henry C.
EVaus ct vx. 70 Angelina NJ de Quesada lot
80. square l5s. SO
Fifteenth street southeast, between and streets
Wilhelm Schmidt et al, 10 Philip II. aud Alice
Z. huhleT lot 81, square 1875 SO
Nineteenth street northwest. between 0 and r
stTeets-Ahce A. Aercas to Joseph d. Sullivan.
lot y, square ia SO.
Navy Place southeast. between G and ! strests-
Mars f. Freeman Ct Fir. Joseph r. 10 Philip
II Deis lots ia 10 10 and IA square s7s. $40
East Capitol street southeast. between Thirteenth
and Foareenih streets Washington Real Is
tate Company TO james Cardinal Gibbons Arch
bishop q Baltimore. let T. square 1885. SIS
Carrie Z. 7. Knox TO same, lots . and g
square 1885 So
Irihidad-Neua II. Whitaker ct Fir, Horace W, to
John E. Bonini. lot l0l. block / SO.
Columbia Heights-Joseph J. Moebs et ux. TO
Harry ]. O'Connor. lot 70. block p, $40
10 1915 Columbia street n0rthsest-Frank ".
Tucker e. AK. 70 Benjamin. Rrtt and Mar
krltt, lot S. square $50 sla
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Circuit Court No. /.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


jackson vs.. PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company; mo
tion 10 strike cat declaration oTerEuled. Plaintiff.
attorney, ". q. Chase; defendants attorneys. Nc
keuney s. FlanneU.
Bemaun Biggs leave granted C. ". Fowle,
to withdraw attorney fer plaintiff.
Trpn vs. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
Railroad Company et al motion to yacate service
of alias summons on Richmond. Fredericksburg and
fotoma. Railroad Company granted. Plaintiffs az
tuIneFs J. ", Blackburn, 5r- and =. Il. Thomas:
DESCENDANTS attorneys. AlcKenney & Flsnnery.
Dudley Fs. Owen; motion % set cause for trial
erntCd and set for May .. Plaintiffs attorneys.
Pee Putnam defendants attorney. W. H. Robe
son.
Williamson vs.. Swami; motion for Judgment
granted. Plaintiffs attorney. Wilton j. Lambert
Wheatiey IS. Georges motion for new trial over
ruled and Judgment on verdict for plaintiff for 81
ana costs appeal by plaintiff noted aud cost bond
fixed at S09 Plaintiffs attorney. H. Wfnship
hhealey defendant attorneys Wilson q Berksdale,
Interstate Printing and Engraving Company VS.
lseSetts; Judgment By default Plaintiffs attoluey
Leo 7. Harlow
Hight vs.. Moore: appeal noted by defendant bond
for costs Sl0o and bill Of exceptions submitted
Plaintiffs attorneys Il. S. Matthews and T.
Bowen, jr.; defendants solicitors. Birney &
W0odard
Assignments for Monday. April g. 1867;
No. 553. Elliott IS. New YORK Continental Jewell
Filtration Company. Attorneys. Tucker q Kenyon
blackstone & Huidekoner-E. H. Thomas
Nc. 563 Swartzeli Rheem & Henscy Company ~
Lamb Attorneys Nelson Wilson-John Ridout
No. 81 Miller VS.. Washington and Gettysburg
Raiiwey- Attorneys. Chaplin Brown and George "
DTsw-I. r, L.arner
Nc. i55. Barber < Ross vs. Kmmel. Attorneys
Worthington, Head & Fgaiey-John Ridout.
No. SCI. Buchanan Washington Railway and
Electric Compans- Attorneys r. II. McNsiI-J. J.
Darlington.
No, 569. Hombl0wer -, George Washington Uni
seIsity Attorneys. z. W. Heckett-W, C. Clephane
and v. f. Mattinyy.
No. 10 lappealsl. Briel vs.. Rowland Attopeys.
j. \. Coughan-A. B. Well
No. Parser IS, American HYGIENE Brick Tile
Company. Attorneys. Philip Wslker-Joan Ridouf
No. 800 Waite vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company Attorneys Leckie, Fulton l.
Cox-J, j. Darlington.
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Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.


United States vs. Santa Anna LQsay, grand lar
cCny; yufiiCt that defendant is Il unsound nind.
Attorueys Thomas l. Jones and J. b. Mclaughlin.
United States IS. William J. Carroll. embezzle-
mont. sentence suspended and personal rccogizauce
taken Attorney. Thomas G. Taylor
United States vs. Matte Cake. forgery; Fecoe-
uizance sl,0Oo, taken, with Samuel Il, Walker as
saFcty.
United States vs. Joseph PaoUcci, murder; hear
ing on motion for new trial continued Attorney.
4. 6. Taylor
United States vs. Henry E. Quincy larceny from
United states; plea not guilty. Attorney II. +.
Dsvis.
United States vs. John Middleton assault with
dangerous weapon; sentence penitentiaTy ioI three
years. Attorney, T. G. Taylor.
Assignment fer Monday April Is. 1907:
United States vs. Forrest Bunch.