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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-19
TRIALS BY JUSTICES
IN SP0TSYLvANlA

Justices :. c. Bla, des and 5 p. Good
loe Tuesday hea the case OF Common,
wealth against Rev. 4. Hobbs, pastor ol
Mt Ohvet Baptist church in Spotsy i
vania county, on n charge sworn out 10y
Alex Wigglesworth, for threatening the
life of said Wigglesworth.
Seven other warrants were issued
against members OF the congregation iol
disturbing religious worship. The war
rants will be tried January 2lst. at
Smell Hobbs case was continued unit
that time.
On January 1ith Justice Harrison
fined six members oithe congregation SlO
each for disturbance ofreligious worship
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-19
GOV. SWANSON SPEAKS
IN WASHINGTON

President Roosevelt, Speaker Cannon,
Secretary OF State Root, Gov. Claude A.
Swanson, of Virginia, aud Gov. Warfeld
OF Maryland, We're the principal speakers
at the banquet given Wednesday night
at the Arlington Hotel, Washington, ~
the closing feature of the national con
vention for the extension OF foreign com
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-19
OYSTER SUPPER At GARRISONVIlLE

The Jr. 0. L. A. NJ. will have an oys.
ter supper on Jan. 23rd. If a rainy
night, the next fair night. Refreshments
in abundance aud oysters will be served
in fine style. The oyster supper will be
at the old place of Mr.. j. b. Nonntioy
opposite Mr.. Charlie GilPs, in Garrison
vile. Come one. come all, and help in q
good cause. il1-3t
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-19
MARRIED IN WASHINGTON

Msrrige licenses Were granted in Wash
inrton Wednesday to the following:
Everett L. Pritchett and Miss SalIle Is
HUMPHREYS. both OF Partlow, Spotsyl-
vania county; Ward X Sibley and Miss
Mary Seward, both of Middlesex county;
Robert II. Burgess. of LOttsburq. and
Miss Mary NJ. Patterson; Joseph Harris,
of OccOquan and Miss Ida l.. Nash OF
Agnesyille.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-19

Inspite ofthefact that the Congress
man from the Eighth Virginia dis
trict is always besieged by constitu-
ents wanting office, no less than six
or eight gentlemen desire the job.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-19

The proclamation issued by Gov
ernor Swanson calling for the Observ-
ance OF the Tooth anniversary OF the
birth of Gen. Lee is a beautiful trib-
ute TO the Confederate chieftain,
gotten up in handsome style.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-19

A number of Virginia counties are
busy preparing TO make a good
showing at jamestown, but Caroline
is the only one in this section to
move, so far.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-19
LEE HONORED IN THE SCHOOLS

The public schools OF the city observed
the Tooth birthday OF Gen. H. L Lee at
the schools Friday afternoon from ! to
3 O'Clock with appropriate exercises
bearing on the life and character OF that
great man aud military leader
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-19
STROTHER BROTHERS TRIAL

The trial Of the Strother brothers Tor
the shooting Of VIM F. Bywaters is set
for Monday, January 2lst, in CulpepeT
Circuit Court The preliminary stages viii
occupy some time and it is expected that
the trial will last several days.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-19

Senator Tillman accused Senator
Spooner on Tuesday Of having made
insulting illusions to himself and
proposes to reply, but not in allu-
sions only, We Judge.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-19
MULES AND HORSES FOR SALE

have 5 fine mules and > fine horses
for sale. These mules and horses can be-
seen at Culpeper third Monday Jan. 2lst,
the day OF Strother brothers trial Tor the
murder of Bywaters.
1921 b. l.. Coe.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-19
PARMSl EARMSl

List your land at once. Third edition
Of my catalogue goes to press January
18th. sell more land than any three
real estate firms in this part OF the State.
A. e. Garrison, Guiney's. Va.
The reliable real estate man.
dec. = I'm
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-19

want 900 cedar pOst-, feet long.
not less than I inches at small end, and
30 600 feet Of pine or oak fencing. lx6-
Is feet long. All 10 be- delivered at Bos-
cutel Farm. For particulars address
e.. II. Hurkamp, Box II, fredericksburg
Va. jl24t
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-19

In not electing Senator Alice the
action OF the Delaware Legislature
will for once, doubtless, be approved
bv J. Edward Addlcks.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-19
SALE OF REALTY

Mr.. A. P. Dempsey has purchased
through W. Fl. Baylor, from TIE lat
ter's sister, who lives in Brooklyn, n. "
the house and lot on Main street, next
door to the store occupied by MIR. l.. A.
Weaver. Terms private.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-19

A newspaper man accuses Senator
elect Guggenheim Of buying his seat
in the Senate. His name sounds like
he could we'll afford it.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-19

Albert Magalis. Of Alexandria. and
Miss Nellie J Smith, formerly OF Fauquiei
county, were married Tuesday night in
Alexandria by Rev Charles ID. Bulla
Mr.. Magalis is connected with the Alex
andria Gazette.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-19

The man who predicted earth
quakes for this month was most IN
pleasantly accurate.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-19

The Free Lance is prepared to do ell
kinds Of job printing In first-class style
ct moderate prices.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-19
Mems Suits.

Plenty Of variety for satisfactory choice
of Cheviot, Thibet, Fancy Worsted and
Cashmere Suitings.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-19
Special Sale Of Rich Shirts

Our celebrated REGENT $1.OO Shirt,
in new shades and pleasing effects.
Sale price 79c.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-19
January Sale Very Special

A few of STROUSE BROS. High
Art Suits. $1,000, $500 and $1,000 at
25 per cent. off. An exceptional chance.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-19
Imperial.

The Standard SOC. Shirt, in all sizes
and color effects, January sale price 3
for $1.00. Only to each customer.
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wANrEn ? 600 CEDAR POsTs

lec5 In
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Circuit Court No. J..


Evans rs. utCrcoutineutal Correspondence Uni
TJity; motion fr security for costs granted in ten
days. and FIVE days additional allowed % file replica
t5n. Plaintiffs attorney H. Winship Wheatley
defendants attorney. ". c. Ciephane.
BllA S.. DAVIS; motion Tor Judgment granted.
Plaintiffs attorneys Wolf * Cch-n and T. A.
Jones defendant attorney. r. T. Davis
DcfCldorfeT IS. Smith. motion 10 TX day for trial
granted ands ease 50 for February %. 1897 Plain
THIS attorneys, Jeff0Uis & MackCy defeudants at
t1fucy. II. + Davis.
Niimarth PicSet.; motion 20 stay proceedings
o.erruied, with ten days 90 plead piantids att0r-
neg. r, H. STEPHENS defendants attorney, ". T..
Lester.
1lagsus { Lauer Vs. North America Export Com
Tauy. Judgment By default Plaintiffs attorneys.
BEudCUTg ~ BandentuTg.
Hazen vs.. Loefier; death Of David Hszen sug-
Tested and administrators made plaintiffs. Plain
TINS attorney. George Z sullivan
Assignments for Monday. February II. 1907:
No S3 Hirst vs.. Central DispenSary and Ener-
geEcy Hospital. Attorneys. A. b. Webb-R r..
Perry 4 Son.
Nc. s. Wright vs.. Baum. Attorneys. W. Z. Am
bIose-Omsby AIcCsmmou.
No Is5 Traders National Bank vs. ToWIes. At
toIncys. Gordon * Gcrdon-Wcrthington, Brandon
burg Clsphaue, Sands
Nc. IS. stuart Is Washington Savings Bank.
AttCucys, A S. WorthingtCn-B iney x Woodland.
No $50 S5ks vs. Key Attorneys, Wolf x R0sea-
burg-Blai & Thom and Mckinney & FIannery.
Ne ls5. Skidmore W. Secman. Attorneys, W. J.
Lambert-R. Z. Downing
No 20l Ffculke X Co. rs. Wilcox. Attorneys.
Tucker Is Kenyon
Nc 2lI Dodge rs. Palmer. Attorneys Blair a
Thcni-A. B Webb & Z. Forrest
No 20. LerCh " Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company. Attorneys. Z. T.
Colhday-F. d. Mchenncy J. 5 Flannery. and
No o. Landyoist vs. Paul. Attorneys. Poe X
Putnam-C. l. Failey.
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afternoon The track is drying out fast
and should be good tomorrow, even If a
bit slow Miller is to ride Voladay in the
Palace Hotel Handicap. Jennings is sure
to staEt both Logistilla and Tony Faust
Proper will carry Jennings colors. while
c. E. Durneii will doubtless start both
Nealon and Temaceo. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Fiys firlongs Gala. 10 Cwiil-
iamsl, 20 /, won: Bertio A. 10 lycurgllsl Is 70
! second; Rosy Light, 100 CcBridel. 20 to l. thud.
Time. S3 IS Calendar. Jill, Futz Fern. Ella
True. Letitia s., Jezebel. Nopsey. and sachet also
ran.
SECOND RACE-Tive and one-hsf furiohgs.
Hucrfano, los tAIillerl, 70 l. won; Begun, WIN
aHlsl, 10 TO J. second Duke Of Orleans 100 kelly,
TO l. third. Time. % Is Hmidmaiden. Peerless
Lass. slFergne. and Alaric also ran.
THIRD RACE-Futurity course. Princess Wheeler.
l@ lBettigj to !. won' Frolic. loS tMcHridel 70
l. second HeIsain, l0l .Sandyl. 20 l. third. Time.
liza joe Goss, The Repgobate Jake Ward, 70
Bon NVant also ran
FOURTH RACE-Oue and one-quarter miles.
Byrcncrdsie, 100 Williams. to ]. won: Jake
Moose, l0i Hunter II 10 5. second Nine Spot, lV2
tLyCWgIsl. 5 90 T. third. Time 2-l2. OTehan. igas.
and Lone Wolf also rsa
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Salable. 102 NlcRae).
Z 90 ?. Won. w b. Gates. lG7 Brown. 10 /. sec.
cnd; Rolia, l0a Hunter, 10 l. third Time,
l:A SIS. B0uar Talimu8d. Warteuicht Fury, Sir
Garter. Royal Red Galice. and Chapraqua also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Futurity course Toealaw. ll2
BFcTnJ, l3 to g, won; Aaron J., 100 lHildebandl,
4 q l. second Funny Side, l0z Aicuiryl. 10 20 J.
third. Time, ll2 - Hedgethom. Jeuy sharp.
Nigrette, ROYAL Scot, Hugh McGowan, Polite, Bill
ICuy, and Sea Air also ran.
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DUTCH MEIER JUMPS.
Former Princeton Player Leaves
Pittsburg for Scmi-Pro Club.

Chicago, Feb S-The report circu-
lated some time ago that Arthur
CDutchD Meier would not return to
the Rittsburg team is now confirmed.
Meier who was for many years the star
third baseman of the Spaidings semi
pro team. and last year with the Pitts
burg Pirates. will again be seen roam
ing around on local semi-pro diamonds
this season. Robert l. WEIGH, Of the
Spaldiugs has signed him to captain
and play third base for his squad
tt was thought that. with the show
ing Meier made with the big leaguers
last year. he would be back with them.
He says he does not care for big league
work and his friends do not approve Of
it and. as he is ia business here. he has
decided to remain in Chicago and play
with the Spaldings. He is reserved by
the Pirates and viii be on the outlaw
list if he refuses 20 play this summer.
While with Pittsburg last year he
had a batting average of -962 and
fielding average of 94S
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DAILY COURT RECORD.


Present: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice sIcComas
and Sir. Justice Rob5
Nos. ls5e AID 1857. Kann ct al vs. King. and
webb vs.. King; decree on mandate United States
supreme C0gTt entered
No. 1852 Bril- 81 al vs.. Washington Railway
and Electric Company argument continued BY Mr.
Francis Rawle for appellants, continued bY Mr. II.
3 Duel for appellee. and concluded by SIR. Francis
Rawle for appellants
Adjourned uniii Tuesday February r. 1907
Assignments for Tuesday. February T. 1907.
Regular call-NO. 1873 Adams Express Company
Adams. Appellants attorneys ". ). Thomas
and S. J. Thomas; appsllees attorneys. A. B. Webb
and ii. L. Franc
No 1875. Moore vs.. Pywel. Appellants attor-
ness, Leckie, Fulton & Cox; appenee's attorneys,
J. J. Darlington and c. &. james.
Nc. 1878. Ncoai vs.. Galloway. Appellants attor-
neys. Leckie. Fulton & Cox. J. A. Toomey, and L..
s. Hume; appellee's attorney. 5. T. Thomas
Nos. l6g34 BarstoH vs. CAPITAL Traction Com
pany Appellant attorneys +. J. Hogan and ".
J. Lambert; appellee's attorneys. Il. Ross Perry q
Son and @. T. Dunlop.
No l636 Davis vs.. Davis. Applicants attorneys,
IL n Richardson and j. A. Cobb; appeilee's at
tomey. II. II. Classic
No 1855 American Security and Trust Company
vs. District Of Columbia. Appellants attorneys. A.
3. Browne and q. Z. Hamilton; aDpelice's astor-
neys T. H. Thomas and T. II Stevens.
No 1853. Union Trust Company District o.
Columbia. Appellants attorneys a. Is. Browne
and G. 2. Hamilton; appellee's attorneys, /. II.
Thomas and F. II. stephens
No l6s2 District Of Columbia rs. Duryee. AD-
peIiaut's attorneys. +. II. Thomas and II. +. Blair
apDelees attorneys. J. =. Cuttings and +. J. Ho-
gan.
No Ices. Howison vs.. Mason. Appellants at
toneys. HsIam 4 Haam; apUellee's attorneys, /.
A. Jones. Blair 4 Thorn, and H. T. TaggaTt
No 1867. Brown vs. Distrc; Of Columbia. Ap-
Dcllants attorneys. l. s Douglas and l. IL David
appellee's attorney, II. L. Blair.
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GOOD CROWD AT ASCOT.
Mary Glenn, the OddS-on FavorIte,
Takes the Initial Event.

Les Angeles. Feb. S-THe card of
fered at Ascot to-day was an unusually
good al-around one. with a six-furIong
handicap billed as the feature attrac-
ton Mary Glenn. the Odds-on favorite
at to 10, won the initial event. Susie
Christian. second favorite at to l..
came with a rush and COPIED the place
from Hattie Carr, a 20 TO 1 shot. sum
marieS.
FIRST BACE-SeIlins; six furlonss. Mary Glenn.
ll5 fMcDaniel, % 10. won; =. Christian T2
tBrussel. & 20 ]. second; Hattie Carr. los lHau-
nesseyI. Is 90 L third. Time. IS. JOINER. 4.
Albertiue. T. Nrou-znan. SuaYira, Lake Fox and
Aaguihes also
SECOND RACE-SeIling; mile and fifty Yards.
Cadichou. l5 ,McDanieI. even. won; cod Shot.
JOS Dcubcrt. % To ]. second. Piquet las ltlscheil
. TO !, third. Time, ~ So M0rrnd8 Luckctt.
Thee. Case. ll. Waite, and Netting also ran.
THIRD RAgE-Six furIoue- Kuter. los tKusppl.
Z 90 5. Won; Common Sue, 100 lPlestaui. To- J..
second Illusion. los lTa.heru. y 10 J. third Time
ll5. Curriculum. Lady Kitty. Airs ROYAL Ben.
ST. Edgar. Antrim and Banker also ran
FOURTH RACE-Handicdp. Six furiauzs- Don
Domo. ll2 trresIml s 10 s. WON. San Tara ID
Hauisi, so ., second; Ed. Ball. lC3 .Finnl To
J. third Time. l15za- Platoon, Mintia, and Bryan
also ran.
FIFTH EACE-SeTlng, six fIIrIuEs GIOVANNI
Ralerio, l1l PreztouI, IL 90 s. voui Bologna 10
McDdmei. u so 3. second. Bribery I15 utossl Is
10 s. thiTd. Time not given Nazaran Prince
Ching. Joe KELLEY. and Beautiful and Best also ran
SIXTH EACE-SelliuE. one mile. Bob Mitchell
l6 l'restoni, 10 .. won, Iii Col Cap. l05 lKuuzl
TO 5. second; j. y. kirby, l05 lMcDauel. to l.
third Tine. I,f7s. ExpediCnt, Moor. Never Such
Baldo. Myrtle r., Circus, Moaur. and Phyz also
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GOOD THING IS PUT OVER.
Storm Backed from 20 to IL to 1 ut
Hot Springs and Wins.

Hot Springs. Ark. Feb. S-PauI J.
Miles the New York horseman, fur
nished the surprise of the afternoon
when he and a select coterie success
fully engineered one of the biggest
coups of the year with Storm. which
won the third event Miles and his
friends backed the good thing from "A
high figure of 20 TO l to a close of II
The Boanerges flly had 10 be much
the best to win. Last TO leave the bar
rier she want all around her field 10
win, going away. Summarize
FIRST RAJE-Thrue furiougs Manchester. los
tButlerl- Is 90 5 Won a. II. shilling lE shil-
ing, % J. second; Albert A.. 1903 DicksouI. O.
]. third Time, OBS 25. Furoso Don HUs,ar, No
Engine. Fancy Henry, and Sir EIl=ler also ran
SECOND RACE-Threa furloif5; selling Ida
MAY. % Buuou'. to 8. von Dandy Dauca7 100
fireman., 90 l. second, Lady HapsburE. ll5
(Austinl, % J. third. Time. 016 Gertrude NJ.
Lady Baldlr, Aunt Rose, Worry Girl. Brocade.
Ouda. Leota Ksthryn NeldoVgrecn, and Virginia
Lindsey also
THIRD RACE-Five fulongs: selling. storm. 50
uiurtola j. 90 !. Theodocl, 90 )Euglanderi, n
90 s. second TyrClian JOS lAumchoni. 10 to J.
third Time. l-3. Allme Cjmnincs Bsndiea
Glad Land. Chieftain Minnie johnson. Dr. SIC
Carthy Almas PET, B0uebreak, and Mss Bertha
also un.
FOURTH RACE-ssyn frloncs. selling VI
ToTinc l0i lEnglandcTl. TO l. won; Rustling SILK
l66 (Austinl. to l. second Shenandoah 100 tRileyi
6 90 J. third. Time. - 40 T. J. Powell Dorio,
Limerick, Nadenia Demo, Oasis, Mari Caudlenas,
Nis5a. Gavin c.. Huiloha. and Teie1athy also
FIFTH RACE-0ue mile selling. John tancT los
(Aubuchonl to 5, won Mrs. Annie. l05 ,ireeu.aul,
10 90 J. second. AIarimbo, s. Aiurphy 4 to l. third
Time. l;4l Is. sGyFard and Invasion also ran.
SIXTH NACE-One mile and 70 yards, selling.
Grosgrain 10 tNanderst. > TO /, won, J. ID. Dunn
81 shr5vll. 20 % l. second; Msrrick. los tAustiu),
3 TO / third Time I-l- As Cursus Mabel Simms
June Time Miss Jersey. WO1ltCsSa. Harry WilteTs.
Anna Rusdn Broken Melody Bull Finch, Airs
Jack and King Wida also ran
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Southeast corner Twelfth and = streets northwest
and AZ Seventh street southwest Edward Wiser
20 Tx. 10 Charles II. Wiser slblot Il and part
original l0t :. square - and sublot % and
part s1bot 81 square l55. 81.
5 street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets u0rthveSt-Chris Cox Dawson % Richard
H. and Elizabeth d. Johnston. LOT .. square
152 $40.
Estate OF Martha CostCn- William 2. Costcn 10
Henry w aud Ella Coston and Florida G.. H.
Han. an real estate Of deceased IN District If
Columbia, s.
' street northwest between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth strects-Samuei :. Hurley TO Richard
+. Pair0 lot Z. square l49. SO
West Wcodridge-Heury a. Vieth e. Ux. TO Glenn
Z. Hustled half interest IN lot 6. square 4249
and let 3 square i3s9- So Glenn F. Hustled ct
ux. 10 Henry A. Nieth half interest in lot %,
square 43SS and lot /. block p SO
No. 1856 Emerson street ncTthcast-Mllie F. Bets
for herself and guardian to Ernest HoElidge
lot %. square 1929, 2,600.
street northeast between Sixth and Seventh
streets-George c. Humphrey ct ux. ct al to
George r. Morrison. iot 81. square SIS. SO.
George K. Morrison 10 John }. Lawleas, lot 81,
square SIS. SIC.
Linwood Heights-John W Glennan trustee. 10
George W. Mckenzie. Tot %. block p SO
Second street northwest between NJ and y streets
Milo H TrotteT ct ux- to Minerva NJ Westafer.
lot l36. square SO. SO.
PetWOrth-Harry Wardman TO Daniel ". Johnson
lot S. square "a. SO.
PCtwoTth-Harry Nartman 20 Elizabeth 4. Hilton
MaE A. Havilaud. and Ambrose B. Hilton. lot
&C.. square 4. $40
Brightwocd PARK John T. Arms to Anna Kirk
stene and Rosa 5. Lorenz, lots 81. 81. and s.
square 1896 SIC.
Ninth and NJ streets northwest-Terrence J. Nc
Mahon to Carrie L. Willard part lot g. square
900. SO. Carrie L. Aiillard to Percival Gassett,
same property. So
Picbford street northeast. between and streets
Aidrich c. Wiley TO Kate B. Brashear. lot l6i,
square 9i3, $40.
Washington Heights-Anna Kriksteine et al 70
John T. Arms lot l. block g. SO
petworth- signund Enrich ct NIX. TO Robert /.
Carr and Anna N. Carr, lots ., q, and .,
block ., SO
G street northeast between Thirteenth and -Four
tenth streets-Robeft l. Carr It 10 Sigmund
Enrich. lot l06. square 1927. SO.
No. l3jS Emerson street uOrtheast-Alary NJ A.
Shaw ct al to William ~ Macdonald lot l2l.
square 1929. $40.
Z street northeast between Twelfth and Thirteenth
strccts-( barlotte Daley 10 Kate y. Bulshcar
lot 49, square 1903. $40
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square I0-Samuel T stott et ux to Waiter Il.
Wilcox and George F. Hsno to secure Aq,lilla
r 1eakle. SC00, three years. 5 per cent semi
annually, part original lot r.
Square l52-Richard H. Johnston ct NIX to J.
Quincy Smith and Clarence b. Hight to secure
Chris Cox Dawson, $1,000, three years. Der
cent. semi-snnually. lot .
Square l24l-SaTah !. Fischer ct viz William q
60 J. Mckenny Berry ard H. A Linger IT,. 10
secure Frederick A. Linger. sos one m ripr
months, G per cent, parts lots l2l and rs.
Square l129 and South Brookiand-Eruest HolHdrs
10 Chaplin Brown and Henry H. Bergmau1 10
secure the Oriental Building Association No
500. lot g. square 100. and lots H. block TO-
and lots o and e. block H. south Brookland.
Bloomingdale-Emily J. Spies TO William f. I'd
m0nSi0n and Louis r. Peak. 10 secure the Cor
cOTan Fire Insurance Company Of District Of
Columbia, $500. three years. 5 per cent. semi
annually. part Dot , block g.
PetWorth-Daniel ". Johnson Ct NIX 70 r Francis
Saul and ) Percy Thompson. 20 secure Harry
Wardman, Sl6,5. monthly payments Of SO 6
per cent, LET IS, square a.
Square l9i-Scott &. Bone ct ux. % Edward J
Stellwagen and George T. Fleming. to secure
Edward l. Hillyer, $1,000 two years. 3 rer
cent semiannually. lots 81 and S.
Elizabeth a. Hilton Ambrose r. Hilton e Al
% T. Francis Saul and S. Percy Thomson 10
secure Harry Wardman. S.175 monthly pay
ments Of SIS. per cent, semi-annually, lot g.
square r.
Brightwood Park-John T. Arms to Samuel A.
Drury and James b. Nicholson. TO secure Lee
Brown. $500, three years. 5 per cent semi
annually. los 81 81 g square 1916
Square lSi-Lelia r. Elliot ct yir. &. Sargent 20
Walter L. Wilcox and George 2. Hane 10 Sc
cure FcTd EsIey- Sl29). three years. per cent
scmi-annually, lot j.
Square I257-C0nstantia A. N. S. Bixby 10 George
T. Swagtzen and Clarence =. Rhecm to secure
Harry T. Jones $500 three years. per cent
semi-annually. part lot l95.
Square l9z9-William ~ Macdonald ct Tx to VIII
lam b. Matthews. j.. and David ". Limerick
TO secure Mary VI. and Susan p Shaw $50 one
TO eighteen months per cent. lot i2l.
Square 7Il-Joseph NJ. Cam0dy to Albert f. Fox
and Clarence Corson. 20 secure Frederick r.
Walker, $4,000. one year. per cent semi-an-
nually, lots "a to 81 teight trusts, seven Of
$500 each. and one Of s. 900, one on each lot.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-09

Norton CaEeatee's attorneys. Wilson & Barksdale
Hamilton Colbert & Hamilton
United states rs. james Carroll Iou-ebreakiag
and larceny; sentence WOrkh0Use six months At
tonaey, ;. ID. TIuitt.
United States vs.. Susie Harris grand larceny.
plea guilty; sentence peHitentay for one year and
one day
United States vs.. BENJAMIN Robinson. house
breaking; plea guilty, defendant Temsnded.
United States Is Howard johnson. assault with
dangerous weapon; plea not guilty. Attorney. ]. b.
Mclaughlin.
United states vs.. George smackem. h0usebreakins
and larceny; plea guilty sentence peniteutaTy Tor
two years
United States vs.. james jackson. grand larceny.
plea guilty; sentence peHitentiary Tor tW5 years
United States IS. Charles Robinson housebrsak-
ing; plea not guilty Attorney. j. O. Foster.
United States IS. Frederick Bonnel robbery
plea not giilty. Attorney. l. T. Everett
Thorn Is Adams EEpress COMPANY motion for
new thai submitted Plaintiff attorney. H. A.
Hsgerty defendant attorney. s. T. Thomas.
Edwards Is. Tul0ch; extension Of time To tie
transcript granted Plaintiffs attorneys o. a..
eiertman and john Ridout. defendants ssoue--.
Beach x Mather
Xarasuiacas vs. Elefethcrian; motion % affirm
justics q the peace Judgment 0verFulei. Pai1fid
attorneys. Archer * smith defendant attorney. j..
a. Tome.
United States IS jesse =. Bruden, viclati1g sec
tion 5i67 Revised Statutes q the United States;
cognizancs. $50, taken with John A. Han. surety.
Attorucr ". r. Poultou
Assignments for Monday February H. 1907
Nc q Stewart IS jenkins. Attorneys leo sim
mons-E. A. Jones.
No o. Knott IS. Kelly. Att0ueys. leo sirrs
E. 8. Jones
No s. Forssth vs. Person Attorneys. ste.r-
McNamara-S. ;. HAYDEN and r. ]. Fnnc-
so 81 Donohuc W. Head. ATTORNEYS. NJ. J..
Ambr5se-B. F. Leighton.
No 81. Mcdonald 50. Webb. Attoms-. W. s.
Alert.
No g. Nic0I8i vs. Ross. Attorneys. Lecsie teI-
ton & Cox
No a. Scott vs.. srrngman. Attorneys, T.. W.
FrsUy-D. O'C Callsclan.
40 g. Daniel vs. Campbell Attorneys RslstaH
& sidd1ns and vs. H. WheatIey-J0lu RIur
No. s. Watson Js. Boyd Attorneys. H. y. DicE-y
r K. Ship.
No. e. Walker s. Hancock. ATTORNEYS. ". Mex.
Clayt0u-Le0 simmons