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The Washington herald., 1907-02-19
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square I0l2-Arbella f. Smith to James W..
French and Walter Z. Wright. TO secure Fannie
Rcseman. 500 one year. per cent. semian-
nually. let A.
Square Es-Pomfrc,t i. Herndon Ct TX. to Wash
Equitable COOPERATIVE Building Association.
s. 500, cast half lot 3.
Congress Heghts-Frank E. Butterfield ct TX to
Washington Loan and TruSt Company. 70 secure
Equitable Cooperative Building Association.
SOOl lot 10. block 3, and lot 49, block 8
BTookland-Rudoiph Blacksmith ct Tx. to George
NJ Emmerich and Douglass 5 Mackau. 60 Sc
cure Washington six Ter Cent Permanent
Binding Association. N,OoO. west nalf lot Is.
block g. and lots . and Is. block 3
Square 9z5-Francesco Mannarino 10 Harry l. Rust.
20 sccure Harold J.. Johnson 500 six months.
8 Per cent semi-annually. part original lot g.
FTiondship-Rcctor, warden. and yostry Of St
Adams Church parish 70 David f. Weaver and
james II. Taylor, to secure Caspar W. Haines.
$500, five years. per cent. lots l. 2 and ,.
block 8, Friendship and Mount Airy and part 0.
Friendship
Square 222-Walter L. Wilcox ct TX to Charles G.
Glover and William ]. Father 70 secure Mary b.
Johnston and James N. Johnston Si703 five
years giz per cent, seni-auruiaily lot Il and
part lots Is and Is and part original lots l and
North Columbia Hoights-Iames T. Braford Ct ux 10
i. a. Cairnes and George II. Hart, 70 secure
john T. Mohler, SIS. three years. per cent,
seili-annuaIy. lot Y. block ,
Square 32l-William II. Moses ct ux. Harry G..
Moses ct Ux.. and Arthur c. Moses to William
Herbert Smith and Thomas V. Smith, to secure
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RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

FIRST RACE-Futurity course. Duke Of Orleans.
lG Brown, 10 !, won; Alerl0n, 100 Nierl, 9
o. 2, second; Galrestonian. I98 tGrahamj, to p
third Time, rs 80 Blanche C.. Larosc Mechant.
Silver Line. Elancer, and Poiasetta finished as
named
SECOND RACE-Three and half furloDgs.
B0nhem. 10 (ScJyillcl 3 90 l. wen: MCm0Iiz5, IL
Williams, 20 s. second; Belle Brady. 10
lGrahaml 90 10 I. third. Time. % IS Lady AIDE
laide Mrs Nugent. Last Co. Rose H., Margie D..
alta Rose. and Kate Gleason finished as named.
THIRD RACE-Sx fuTlongs Elevation. I6
Hardy, 10 TO ]. Won; Princess Wheeler. l22 Ret
tigi, 20 l. second; DR. sherman IFS t3oreD. Is 10
]. third. Time lis IS. Dr. scharf. Judge. Aaron
j.. santa Ray. and Sheen finished as named
FOURTH RACE-Six furIongs. Van Ness. los
tW. Miller. 20 ? won; Princess Titania. l05 ic-
Bride, 10 ., second; Mansard, l03 SANDY 8 to
s. third Time, ] Is 60. Monte Lucille Pontotoc,
and The Argus finished named
FIFTH kACE-One and one-sixieenth miles
BU0nerdale. 100 tWilliams ? to /. won: Jake
Moose. 80 Hunter. Is TO 8 second. Hooiigan. loe
iHomsri. 10 10 J. third. Time 10. Harbor W.
B. Gates. Black Prince Cl0che dor. The Only
Way. Royal Red, and FRITZ FEM finished as
named.
SIXTH RACE-Ons mile Flsuut. 100 Brown.
Is 20 !. won: Fmnyside l07 Sentry. . 10 /. sec
Oud, 81 George. il. III Mcbride 10 ? third
Time, SIS 25. Ninoute. Eeterano. and Lord Of the
Vale finished As named
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Fannie ]. Costing. slio.00O. twenty years. Der
cent quarterly, lot y and part lots . and T.
Friendship, s. Philip ard Jacsb-NHBsua ID
Hazard % Richard Z. Pairo and Herbert A.
Gin, - secure r. G. Psiro. 500 October To-
1857 per cent lots 8. 2. and 10
Columbia HGghts- CathaTiae II. 3. Jo.es "a viz
William, to Thomas ". F0sier and J. Edward
Fowler. 10 secme Josephine z. Prathcg. 81 o..
three years, per cent semi-aunually, lot 8,
biock e.
Square 1905 Charles A. Scbeuch IT.. TO Clifford A.
Borden and Wiliam C0nradis to secure Her
nan Z. Burgess. $500. one 70 fifteen months. &
PEI cent lot 53l
Square 5l6-Johu alt Ct Tx. to Henry H. Berg
mann ara Charles Sclafer. 10 secure Northern
LiteTty German-ADlerIcaH Building Association,
No 6. $50. part original lot a
North Columbia Heights-Jaules T. Bradford e TX.
20 Joseph y H0rnbacker and George u. Hart.
10 secure John X. slohler So three years, 8
Ter cent. semi-annualy. I0t T. block 3
Square s5s-AugTt &. ThgW Ct uI- u George ".
EmmeTich and Douglass 5. Mackail. o. secure
Washington SIX Per Cent Permanent Building
Association. SI.51. lots S. 10 g..
Square 16-DEight Anderson 70 John D. CougIan
ana Harry >. WEIGH, % secure william l..
Miller. 500, three years, per cent, semi
annually. lot 81.
Connecticut Avenue Heigits-Jchn Il Nolan e TX.
70 National Savings and Trust COMPANY % Sc
cure American Security and Trust Couuauy.
$500 time not gwen $ Per cent, se1ni-auuu4lls d.
lot Q. block J.
Square sl-LOttie L. Burn Ct viz james D.. to
Frank T. RGElings aud Frank 3. Collins 10
secure Edward Nee. Jones, sI4,000. three years.
Der cent. semi-annuaIly. original lot e.
Square Z5-Elisha T. Berry et TX % American Sc
curiy and Trust Company. 70 secure National
Savings and Trust Company. &l5.00. ole % I've
years, , per cent sCIniauuuGlly. lots q 10 81.
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new CLUBS JOIN LEAGUE
Southern Railway and G. P. O.
Teams in the Capital City.
DumbartOn May Be Admitted If An
other Club Makes Application
for "a Franchise.

It was announced last night that the
Southern Railway and the Government
Printing Office teams would replace the
Arlingtons and the National Athletic
Club in the Capital City League
The substitution of the printers and
railway men should greatly strengthen
the league. as both are strong aggrega-
tions. especially the Southern Railway
outfit which viii be the strong con-
tender for the pennant
The fast Dumbarton club. Of George
town, has signifed its willingness to
join the league. and If another suitable
club applies for a franchise. it may be
decided TO make the league an eight
club affair.
The league as il stands is composed
Of the following clubs, St Stephens
Institute, Aloysius. Atlantics. Column
hia Athletic Club. Government Printing
ONCE, and Southern Railway.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-19
WANT MARTIN BACK
Friends of Jockey Declare
He Is Innocent.
STEWARDS WITHOUT EVIDENCE
Crescent City Club Unable to Prove
Charge Against Crack Rider-POor
Ride ON Orly II Reason for Boy
Being Set Down without Hear
ing-ORer No Explanation.

New York, Feb. 1S.--The case Of Jack
Martin the jockey who was recently sus-
pended for the rest of the winter season
at New Orleans, has caused a great
deal of gossip among his friends in this
city.
1t has been officially stated that Martin
was suspended by the stewards of the
Crescent City Jockey Club because Of q
poor ride on Orly II. After investigating
matters, the stewards. it is positively de-
clared. found no evidence Of collision be
tween Martin and the betting ring, and
consequently made no charge of fraudu-
lent riding against him. Instead they
set him down without hearing, explain
Ing at the time that they did not care
to have Martin ride on their track again.
The friends of the jockey have since be
come convinced that this ruling, on the
face OF it, is hardly fair to the boy whose
reputation has been damaged TO Ger
tain extent and they are now declaring,
with some emphasis, that Martin should
be either Teinstated without further de-
lay. if there is no direct charge of
crookedness lodged against him, or that
he should be ruled off the turf for life If
proven guilty Of wrong doing.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-19
Probate Court


Estate Of Ellen ". Kennedy; order authorizing
payment Attorney. John Lewis johnson.
Estate Of Henry f. Trip; order Of sale. After
neg, George e. GertIu2n-
Estate Of William Pullin; letters Of adninis5sa-
ton granted 10 Richard a. Ford bond, 800 At
t0rney. r. A. Ford.
Estate of Charles " Scott: petition for probate
Of viii fled. ATTORNEY. c. ". Dau.
Estate Of Henry Kropp; viii dated February Il
1907 fled
Estate Of George / Hall; wiz dated June e. 1892
filed
Estate q Elizabeth A. Hougllton; rule 10 Show
cause issued. Attorneys Ambrose * Stgtlsr
In re Lula C. Anderson; order appointing Loliss
G. Andersen guardian; bond, $50 Attorney
Charles T. Robson.
Estate II Jane Oliver BarbaTin; VIII dated june
Is. 1894, filed.
Estate Il john 6. lockwood; petition fer letier'
q administration filed. Attorney. AlfTCd d. smith
Estate q Eliza WardeT, petition for PROBATE o.
win filed. Attorney. L. p. Hazard
Estate Of Charles White; petition to remove
executor fled Att0cneys. Mcneil & Mcneil.
Estate Of Frances ". Mcpherson; TiI dated
March a. 1894. fled. with petition for probate At
torueys, Carlisle & johnson and Oscar LHckett-
The Washington herald., 1907-02-19
LONG SHOTS AT ASCOT.
Great Joy for the Pikers When Fa-
vOrites Lose at Los Angeles.

VOrttes Lose at Los Angeles.
Los Angeles. Feb 1S.-AscOt pikers
who always take a cha.ice on long
shots. were made happy to-day when
several of that class landed in the
money. The weather was overcast and
the track considered good. Jockey
Koerner has been taxed $3.50 the last
week for bad riding. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-F1turity course. slickewar, us
Radtke), 10 s. won; Bryan. ll9 FISCHER, l6 TO
l. second. J. G. Glen. Us (AIcDanieD. - 10 J.
third. Time, Ia0lz Elm King. Red Garter. Tim
Hurst, Curriculum. and Junia also ran.
SECOND RACE-Selng; three and half fur
longs. Barney Oldheld. l05 lBOlandl, IS to l. won !;
Harvey CLARK. Zoe NlcDanieI. % to ]. second i:
BanWand. los lPrest0nl TO 10, third, Time, 04slz
Cannoliua Alacall, and Gigana also ran.
THIRD RACE-Selling; one mile. Christian. los
lRosel To ]. won Oh. Wslworth. lG tSullivanl,
70 /, second. JOINER 10 lBolandl 10 10 l. Thru
Time I:42ls. BaubIe. Epaisano, Lucrece, Lille B.
Piquet, Spartan. M0hur. and Lord Provost also
FOURTH RACE-Selling; Brooks course. Stocsscl
III (McDanielJ, % 5. won; Jack Adams, III
iadtkoi. 5 To ], second Circus i09 (Butwelil, Is
10 !. third Time, 205A. Freesias MEG. Prince.
lnvictus. Baldo. Angeleno and Selma also Tan.
FIFTH RACE-Selling; seven furl0ngs- The
Roustabout lI3 ,McDanieD, even. won; Line o.;
0i lBrlssel 7 20 /. third Time la7St. g. +
Miller. J. Kercheville. Kirk Belle b. Curtis. and
Reeves also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Selling. seven furlongs TolIer
lG lBOlandl % 90 l. won; Fmcasta. l07 (Iladtke)
20 ;. second; kinseeu, 10 Fischer 20 20 /, third
Time -gi2 Bologna, Mouutebank. Elcazad0r. Rubi-
non, Hirte, Belasco, and Herr Frederick also Tasl.
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Equity Court No. I.

Carusi CLARK guardian sd Htem. appointed
Complainant solicitor. C.. +. Carusi; defendant s
solicitor, &. Gilbert
storty Story; rule as 10 contempt retumable
March /. Compliments solicitor. T. B. Ray: de-
PENDANTS solicitor, George 2. Hoover
Dewey Is. Todd; rule 20 restraining order re
turnable March g. Complainant solicitors Brad
ley 81 Bradley and ". p. Mattingly & Son.
Reeves IS. Low; argued and submitted Com
plsinaBts solicitors. Halam q Hallam; defendant s
solicitor. K. S. Huidekopor
Minor Minor; alim0ay pendente lite ordered
paid Com lainants solicitors, Stuart Mcnamara
and Z. 5. Huidskopar, defendants SOLICITOR,
Baker. Sheehy * Hogan.
Bruce VS.. Bruce examiners fee ordered paid.
Compliments solicitors Charles H. Hemaus and
George i. Collins: defendants solicitors Fountain
Peyton Hughes x Gray. and 7. L. Jefi0Tds-
Lynct. rs. PuliUi; sale ratified nisi. Complain
ants solicitors. L. J.. Pairo and Carlisle John
son: defendants solicitors. Jesse II. Wilson and
jesse Il. Wilson il.
P1mphFey IS. Pr0ut; appearance e absent de
PENDANT ordered. Complainant solicitors, Barnard
& johnson.
Coakiry vs.. Slater, deed set aside and cause re-
ferred auditor. motion dismiss oyerrlled. Com
plsiuauts solicitor. W. Gayun Gardiner. defend
ants solicitors. ~, L. Poult0n, J. 4. Taylor, and
kimbal a White
Assignment fox TO-DAY:
No. }6i. Ia re standard Dairy and Ica Company.
Attorneys Tucker & Kenyon. John Ridouts and
". C. CieDhaLc
The Washington herald., 1907-02-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No I5ll l. street northvest-Enoch L. White ct a.,
trustees. % American Security and Trust Com
pany. trustee OF estate of John W Thompson.
Io. I9 square la. $50
No 1871 Twelfth street n0TtbWest-AuglsJ GrImm
% Elizabeth Grimm, lot s. square SOS. SO
o street northwest. between Fourteenth and tu-
teenth sfreets-Henry ". Costn CO a. 20 Pom
frett l. Hernd0n. east half lot =. square 3a SIC
Fortune Enlarged-GilboTt G. Splitter et ux- 10
Valley Realty Company. part. SO
Dougias-Wilbur +. Drown G. ". to Mary G.
Garter. lot 81. SO.
p street northwest between Twenty-scYenth snd
Tventy-eighth streets and Duncan street north
east between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
John j. smith. r., IN William H. Rupertus.
lot 50 square l355. and lots s and Si' square
1855 SIC
Tenth and W streets northwest Hanover place. near
North Capitol street and ID street southeast.
between south Capitol sTett and New jersey
Ryeuue-J0hn T. Richter ct Tx. 70 Charles 4.
Benjamin. trustee. l0t -. square 81, lot 10,
square OH. and part lot > square SOL, SO.
Charles J. Benjamin, trustee. c0ngeys same
property 20 John F. Richter and Lottie n
Richter SO
Eleventh. street northeast. between X and l.
streets-I.iliian H0Ucbcn e. vir. STANLEY T., 20
Clinton ~ aud Josie ". Hisle, lot 81, square
So, SO.
II street northwest. between Fourteenth and Iii
teeuth streets-Gcorge ". Johnston ct u
James N. Johnston. al interest in lot L. par,
lots IS and &c. and Part original lots l and :.
Whit-ughsm-Jsucs =. Raves % Joseph =. Tracy.
lots J. p 5 l. S525. Joseph L. Tracy ct Tx con-
yeys same property 20 James VI Fowler. $40.
H street northwest. between Fourteenth and Iii
tenth streets-Siary b. Johnston and James N.
Johnston ct ux 70 Walter T. wilcox. lot IT,,
part lots i. lS. and part original lots and 2,
square FL $40
Eighth street southeast between D and streets
Giuseppe Condino et ux- 70 Francisco Man
narino. bali interest II part original lot s.
No. 1885 Vermont avenue uoTthwest-Frank B. Slater
e uX. TO Philip II. Christman lot &C. square
81 SO
No. 21l0 n street MISUNDERSTANDING c. PlU-nley TO
Victor L. Dodge. lot e. square a. 5000
Thirteenth StruCt northeast, between G. and X
strrcts-Hey1Gan f. Burgess ct to Charles 4
Schenck, lot S33. square 1904, SO
street northwest. between Fourth and Fifth
streots-Jchn w X. Young Il TX. TO John
Alt. part original lot q. square SIC. SO.
No. ls0S Fourteenth street uorthwest-AisTia 4.
Thomas 10 Frank II. Parson. lot Do. square a6
So Frank II. PaTson conveys same property
u Dwight Andersen, SO
No 6B seventh street southweSt-AmnCn Behrend
ct Ux 70 Laura B, Fieshcr, part lot -. square
$50 SO.
Fourteenth and " StEcCts noTthWCst-NatiCnal say
iugs and Trust Company 70 Elisha Z. Berry,
lets = to 81 SQUARE 25 SIC.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-19
DAILY COURT RECORD.
Conrf nfAnnenIs.


Present: Tie Chief Justice, ar Justice AIeComas.
and Mr.. Justice Robb.
Nos. 1889 and 1884. BaFstow ys. Capital Traction
Company: on motion the appellee IS allowed two
weeks % Sic additional brief and the appellants 70
file typewriter reply hrief herein if so advised.
No, 1852. District Of Columbia Duaee; argu-
ment continued By Mr. II. p, Blair FOX appellant
and BY Mr. i. J. Hogan and Mr. J. C. Cuttings
for appellee aud concluded ny Nr. Henry 2. Blair
for appellant
No. l63j. HOEis0n IS. Mason ct al; argument
commenced By Mr.. 0. b. Hallam for appellant.
Patent appeal No. 3G. In application Of
National PhonograDh Company: decision OF Com
missioner Of Patents affirmed Opinion By Dir.
Justice 1IcComas
Assignments for to-day:
On hearing:
No. 1906 Howison vs. Mason. Appellants at
torneys, Hsllam & Hallam. appelees attorneys. 4.
A. Jones' Blair Thorn, and II. T. TssgaTt.
Regular call:
No. 1871. Brown vs.. District Of Columbia Ap-
pellants attorneys E. s. Douglas and L. T. DAVID
appellee's attorney, II. z. Blair.
No ltyi- Morse vs. Hine Appellants attorney.
John Sslden; appeliee's attorneys, ". II. Robson.
W. II. Russell. and C. A. KeigWin-
No. 100. Collins McBlalT. Appellants at
torneys. c. ". Fits and Z. 5. Mussey; appellee
attorney. Irving Williamson.
No ITO Capital Traction Company vs. Brown.
Appellants attorneys. Il. Ross Perry a. Son and e..
Thomas Dunlop; sppeliee's attorneys, J. Z. Taylor
ana Hayden Johnson
No. l1l5 O'D~yer vs.. Northern Market Company;
appellants attorneys. G. II. Meriliat and G. +. Ca
rllsi: appellees attorneys. l. II. Thomas. II. T..
Blair, Hamilton. Colbert & Hamilton. and Arthur
Peter.
Ncs. IT'S and lis. Stone vs.. FoWlkcs and FovIkes
vs.. Stone. Attorneys, r. p. billiard, J. 5. Easby-
Smith. and Leigh Robinson
No. III. Harten vs.. Loefier. Appellants att0r-
ney, l. A. Bailey: apDcllee's attorneys. Leon To
brneT and Preston y. Ray
No. l78 Mcfarland vs. Barber Asphalt Paving
Company. Appellants attorneys =. H. Thomas and
J. I. smith; appelees attorney. A 5. Worth
ingt0n
No. I729 Balster VS.. Cadick. Appellants attor-
ney. J. T. Archer, IT,. appellee'a attorneys, &. a.
KeigEin and T. G.. C0ldrcn
The Washington herald., 1907-02-19
ATHLETES COMING
Field and Track stars VIII Compete
in Federal Meet.
ecial to The Washington HeIald.

Special to The Washington Herald
Baltimore. Feb. 1S.-PracticaIly all OF
the best field and track athletes Of this
city will compete in the Federal games
in Washington Saturday evening.
Herman S. Duker, of the Maryland Ath-
Ietic Club. win enter In the 5-yard
scratch. 5o-yaTd handicap. and the 40
yard handicap. In the 50-yard scratch
DIker viii be pitted against some OF the
best men in the country, and TO win would
give him an almost national reputation.
The McCulloh A. g viii be well repre-
scented. F. Anderson will compete in the
50-yard dash. William and J. Herbert
Steele in the 44O-yard run. and Austin
Mcdonnell in the mile run The following
junior relay team Will also compete: a
Mcdonnell, +. Mcdonnell, D. Bennett,
and {. Stack.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-19
ALABAMAS NORTHERN TRIP.
SOutherns VIII Play Leading Col
Iege Teams in the Spring.

Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 18.-For the first
time in its history the baseball team
at University Of Alabama will invade
the college diamonds of the North.
Games between university teams of the
South and North have invariably been
confined to the varsity mines of col
leges located on the Atlantic Seaboard.
and now that Alabama has announced
a Northern trip, Vanderbilt University
and other colleges in this section are
trying to secure permission from the
faculty to invade the new territory.
Alabama's schedule is as follows:
June T. 5-Dartmouth at Hanover.
June g. Vermont at Burlington.
June S-FOrdham College at New York.
June ll-Lehigh at South Bethlehem.
June l2-Amherst at Amherst.
June l3-Holy Cross at Worcester.
June civilians College at Williamstown.
June Is. l9-BTOWn University at Providence
The Washington herald., 1907-02-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Thomas T. Wiufree. = Dlewrys Bluffs Va and
sarah /. ouariess 90, 8lainsboTo. Va Rev. d. L.
Bakerl0re
William l. Boren. 3. and Mar GIassuyer, ..
Rev J. b. Mclaughlin
Henry g Columbus. a. and Bertha & SNYDER.
70. Rev. William Levcrng Devries
James A Christian. 3. and Caroline Malone. g.
both Of Richmond. Va. Rev. J. J. Mclaughlin
Albert T. Day, .. Of Philadelphia Pa, and
Alma '. AI1iss. q. Rev. K J. Wright.
Charles S BliFen, s.. and Mabel BRADLEY. o
both Of BinshamtoH, y. !. Rev. ]. J. Muir
COLORED.
Lewis Allen, 2. and Margaret Herons. Q. Rev.
". J. Howard
Thomas Myers. IS, Alexandra County. Va. and
Harriet Spencer. .. Rev. c. H. Colman.
William A. Taylor q, and Alice " Thompson
.. Rev. William Bishop johnson.
George Banks, 30. and Lcolia B1rkIey, D Rev,
". J. Howard
The Washington herald., 1907-02-19
LARGE REPRESENTATION.
Thirty-siN Colleges, schools, and
Clubs in Federal Indoor Meet.

Representatives from thiTty-six col
leges, schools, and clubs have been en-
tered in the Federal Indoor Games, %
be held i'm Convention Hall Saturday
night There are nearly 400 individual
contestants. and total of $40 entries
in the various events. This is the larg-
est entry list for any games ever held
in the South.
In addition to its relay team, which
viii run against Virginia for the cham
picnship of the South. George Wash
iugton has entered G.. L. Stuart, an old
weight star OF Washington and Jeffer-
son. in the special shot-put against
Martin Sheridan, Cunning IN the nifty
yard handicap. and I. ". Whiting in
the 440-yard run.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-19
TRIP WAS SUCCESSFUL.
District National Guard Won Three
of It's Five Games on Road.

After "a successful and enjoyable trip
the District National Guard basketball
teaIa returned late Sunday night While
away the team played five games, win
ming three Of them, which is doing
creditably.
Captain Rice. in summing up the trip,
said: we had an enjoyable trip, and
everywhere we played We're treated web.
our hardest game was against the Ores
cents, Of Paterson, y J., and excepting
that team I think any of the teams in
the Amateur League here could hold its
own with any Of the teams We met on
the road.
Monday night, after the Norwalk
game, we attended a masked ball given
in our honor, and Wednesday night We
went 20 a banquet, where We enjoyed
ourselves, Notwithstanding the training
rules
we We're handicapped by two things
while away the fact that nearly all the
games were played in dance halls, where
the floor was slippery and that the
baskets were backed with wire instead
Of boards
The Washington herald., 1907-02-19

Denver, Colo, Feb. 1S-Harry Lewis is
q prime favorite in the betting in his
fight with Mike C'Twin'O Sullivan AZ
Coliseum Hall on the night of February
p. The past performances of the two
men in the fights with Rube Smith have
fixed the odds, it taking the Quaker City
lad eight rounds to send the Denver boy
to sunderland, while 1t took Mike Twin
eighteen rounds to turn the same trick.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-19
COLORED.
MAS0NS HOLD REUNION.
George c. whiting Lodge Gives Ban
quet at Georgetown Hail.


George c. Whiting Lodge. No. %. F.
A. \. NJ, entertained its members last
night at a reunion and banquet at Ma
sonic Hall, Georgetown. Prof. W. 3.
Murch, P. NJ presided as POSTMASTER.
and after the invocation pronounced by
the Rev. T. Grouse, D. D., D. +. Dunn
berth, ". NJ, bade the members vel
come Dr. Francis J. Woodman, NJ. w.
g. NJ, responded to the toast. The
Grand Lodge" and he was followed by
the Hon. William II. Calder. NJ. c. who
arose to speak a Good Word from the
East"
Col John a Joyce made original re-
marks, and Representative J. Hampton
Moore paid glowing tribute to our
Ladies" Congressman Julius Kahn, in
his response TO the toast. Good Word
from the West was followed by Edward
5. Smith, who spoke FOR the "Old Guard"
". II. Harrison, p. NJ, and A. P. r
Works also made short addresses.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-19
stewart Dcfents Todd.

Fred Stewart, of Grand Rapids. Mich.
last night defeated Joseph Todd. of
Baltimore, in the fourteenth match of
the Brunswick Club Pool Tournament.
by 100 to 73- The contestants tonight
viii be Fred Stewart and Bernard
Harding Starting Wednesday night.
Fred Stewart and Walter Wallace will
play a 600-ball match, $50 balls a night.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-19
Eauity Suits.

No 2ssso. Maria C. Dewey William r. Todd
e a.. 10 clnstrue viii Complainant solicitors,
Bradley & Bradley and William T. Mattingy &
Son.
No. 26sSl Raphael Brill V. Eugene Davis Ct al
to enforce lien. Complainant solicitors, Wolf &
Cohen and Eugene a. Jones
No. ssss2 Lillian Simmons IS. BENJAMIN H. Sim
mons; maintenance. Compliments solicitors, Am
bose & Stutler.
No. gss3. Alice c Gottenkienz ct al. Mar
garet johnson e al; partition Compainaut's so
ucitqr, J. J. Brusnau-
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ler). even. won: Midas. la2 CBurtoul. u l. sec
ond; Florizel. 100 tAustinl, 10 I. third. Time.
Ia 80. King Leopold, Jake Sanders. and MTs-
Annie also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six fuFlongs Meuiek, I'D tAus-
TIM. 3 to l. won; +. J. Swanner. ia tSkiTinl. Q
TO l. second; Gavin G., III (foleyl 30 to !. third.
Time ia as Simon Kent, Prince q Pless. Luz
cullus PrOteus, DR.. MeCarty, Asono. Bandliio. and
kingsborO also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and One-sixteenth miles. Kit
tie Plat, 10 walsh. TO !. won; High Bear, 100
tCheuy), 20 s. second; Skyward l04 lAustin), 20
/, third Time. AZ. Nine. Aggie Lewis, Bendigo.
and Incubator also ran.
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No 1875 Lewis johnson & Co vs.. John J.
Ryrne and Edwin Forrest; Judgment Of C. ;.
Bundy justice Of the peace, for Sil-ss. Plaintiff
attorney T. Percy Aiyers-
No. ial97 George Is. Wood w. Preston Holdings
worth and Gibson z. H0Lingsworth appellants
appeal
No lgas William W. Smith Ami l. Bar
hsr: debt. sE.Sa2u. Plaintiffs attorneys, Gittinss
& Chamberliu.