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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13
QUICKEST TIME TO CHIcRGo,

QUICKEST TIME TO CHICXGO,
Via Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tonlac and Washing ton.Southern Rail-
roads, Washington, and the Pennsylva-
MIA Special Leaving Richmond (Byrd
Street Station) at 1901 noon, arrive
Chicago following morning at S:55.
The Pennsylvania Special consists en-
.tirely of Pullman cars, with every mod
ern Improvement, inc1uding bath tubs,
barber shop, club carr with electric
fans. etc, attendants, including steno-
grapher and ladies' maid. to serve
passengers on this train. Eight
dollars extra is charged. In ad
dltion to the regular railroad and Pull
man fare for passage on this train.
For Pullman reservations and all In
formation, apply to Richmond Trans
fer Company or
w. NJ. TAYLOR, 7. P. A.
w. P. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager,
80 Byrd Stree. Station
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13
nLttEFIELD AGAIN WINS.
with TrcyiIIinn Pitching, West VirSin-
INN Dcfcnt Ohioiins.

BLuErIELD, w. VA. August Ia
Rlueheld took the fourth straight game
from Cincinnati to-day. winning in ten
innings Batteries: Blnefielld --Treevll,,
Ian and Hogan; Cincinnati -Honhort
and Hugg. Bluefield made four runs,
nine hits and three errors. Cincinnati
made three runs, eight hits and two
errors. rta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13
Ihave returned from visiting Mr.. Wayts
sister, Mrs. Parke Lambeth. at Louisa

have returned from visiting Mr.. Wayt's
sister, Mrs. Parke Lambeth. al Louisa,
Va,
Mr.. Walter II. Jones, of Lynchburg,
Va, is visiting his aunt. Mrs, j. w.
Robinson. OF No. 1916 West Main Street.
Virginlans at the Richmond arc w.
C. Moore, Norfolk d, T. S!<,s. Roanoke,
and j. IT, Deal, Norfolk.
f l. O. Pully. Hampton; Stacy Boyee,
and r, -. Pancake, Lynchpurg. are at
Murphy IS.
Mr.. William Mason a prominent quar-
~ owner has returned from a trip ia
Aberdeen, Scotland. where he spenttwo
months visiting the friends OF his
youth and the place Of his birth. MI,
Mason says he greatly enioYed lis
stay abroad, but is glad to get back
to Richmond.
Miss Evis Peniek LETT yesterday Tor
Halifax where SHE Will spend some
time visiting friends and relatives,
The Misses Ryland, of West Grace
street, ate, spendinH August, with
friends on Long lslanh
Dr. George Ross has returned To- the
city and will be at hissolice to-rnosrew
moving. E#6tE Eis5l- 81 lSv. a3g =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13

near Seventeenth and Main Streets,
and she rushed in
Before DR.. Hinchman, the city an
house physician. could arrive, the WISH
tor had given birth to a. fine. strapping
boy child She was at once taken to
the City Home. and a. short time after
ward her condition was said to - an
couraging.
The young woman arrived in Rich
mond early yesterday morning from
Philadelphia, and was Willing away
the time spent In waiting for the Nor
folk train.
Her husband in Philadelphia has
been notified that he Is now a father.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13
DEFENDER WINS SECOND.
A American Yacht Seneca Again OHtsails
Canadian,

ROCHESTER, N, y. August l2.--ln
the second race in the CanaJa's Cup
series sailed to-day between the Amer
lean defender Seneca. and the Canadian
challenger Adele. both yachts crossed
the starting line at 1881. in an eight
mile breeze. The Seneca haa. taken the
lead. The official course Is nine miles
east .by north and return.
The Seneca won.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13
Virginia Auction Company.
Atctioneers.
Attractive, slightly-Used
Household Effects
At Auction.

Street. at 1890 "A. NJ,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IA, 1907.
Upright Piano, Chartered Oak Books
case, three Gilt Mirrors. Fancy Lamps,
Pictures and Ornaments, Chartered Oak
Sideboard, Leather Seat Dining Chairs,
Extension Table. Kitchen furnishing.
CHARTERED Oak Chamber Suit, two Oak
Chamber Suits. Hall, Stair and Room
Carpets. Rugs, Mattipgs and numerous
other articles
e TERMS; Cash.
Aucuoneers.
Geo. v. oliver. Manager
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RAN INTO SALOON.

Waiting for Train, Philadelphia Wo-
man Gives Birth TO Child.
While taking a stroll on the streAts
between trains, a young married vo-
Norfolk, became suddenly i'll at 7oclocll
yesterday morning, and made for The
first open door for assistance. The
nearest place happened to be a saloon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13
COL Is DROP FIRST TO sHOEMAKERS

vents another Norfolk victory. One or
two more wins by Danyiiie VIII push
race Yet, and none but dreamer dar,s
predict the final result.
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Norfolk.

Summary. Earned ps-DanVIIle, I.
Two base hit Walsh. stolen bases
seitz Sacrifice hits-Reggy poyle,
Haas. Double plays--Hicks 10 Me ke-
folk. e. Bases on balls-by Walsh, !.
Strikeouts-by Walsh, 9; by Otey. :;
Time. 2.05 Empires, Coll!foWer ana
Miller. Attendance, 1.8O0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13
-Four Men Eight.

James Franklin, William Toney, Johr
.Joseph and Charles SAVIOUR. all white, were
arrested at lakewood yesterday on the charge
OF being disorderly and of fighting amoni
themselves The men were arrested by. Po
lceman Walker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13

A real Irishman. by birth and name,
is registered at Murphy 8, and he. seems
to be enjoying his stay in Richmond.
He is Mr.. j, oRiordon,, OF Cork, ana
he came in SUNDAY Mr.. p,R lli,io 2
place when he arrived, and mis- eyes
falling on Colonel Murphy's SIGN, ne
said, THAT looks pretty good 70 me-
After he had Registered, Mr. o'Riordon
learned that Colonel MURPHY. too, Na l
born in County Cork. and then he felt
still more at home. hlr Oltiordon
Will be in the city for several days
Mrs. william Mencre and children
are guests of Mr., Moncufe's family,
near Milford, Va
Mrs. II, y Rieherson, two children
and Mrs Saunders, Mrs Rlehersonls
mother. are AT the Burton House" ur.
hanna, va.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Randolph Wayt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13
FACES GRAVE CHARGE.

John Cnlwell Alleged to Have Stolen s25
Worth OF Furniture.
John Calwell (coloredl Will face serious
charge In tho Police Court this morning.
when he Will be asked as to his side OF the
allegation that he stole a. bureau and a
washstand. valued at s2S. the property of
MCGOWAN &: Pearson. He was arrested by
Policemen Smith and Bryan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13
.srl,cdule ror To-Dhy.

Richmond at Lynchburg.
DanYille at Norfolk.
Portsmouth, at Roanoke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13
Minor Arrests.

!, Haskin Jasper was arrested yesterday for
being disorderly on Main street car
James Haten (coloredl was arrested by
Sergeant Wren, charged with being sus-
picous character. .t4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13
Records of the Clubs.
Athletics Jump INTO Lend.

DETROIT. MICH. August l2.--Thc
batting Of the Athletics gave Philadel-
The game was played to the biggest
crowd, with single exception, That
has ever attended ball game in this
city
Score by innings: r. Fl. L,
Detroit .........0 OIL 00O10l,-3
Philadelphia ...0O310l02 o. Is I
Batteries; Siever. Killian and Payne
Wadde!l and Powers. Time, 2:10. I'm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13
PUBLIC SALE
MICA LANDS IN AMELIA COUNT
VIRGINIA.

BY virtue OF decree entered In
the chaneery cause pending In Amelia
Circuit Court. under the style of John
G. Jefferson ct ais. VS.. Eggleston ct
- THURsDAY. AUGUST %, 1907,
AT Q O'CLOCK P. NJ,
in front of the Courthouse at Amelia,
Va, offer for sale all that valuable
mica and other mineral property lying
under the lands formerly. owned by
John G.. Jefferson, deceased, according
to the terms set forth in the decree
entered in said cause at the May, 1907
term OF Amelia Circuit Court.
Large quantities of mica have. been
found on this land, and 1t Is considered
GEORGE G. JEFFERSON,
Special Commissioner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13
Brief Items Around Town

Misses Sadie A. Wilson and Geraldine
Cole are spending the month of August
visiting relatives. and friends in Prince
George county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13
Stewart Outpitehcd Salvc and
Was Stcadier at Critical
Moments.
COLTS PLAY ERRO Rl-ESS BALL
Richmond's On.s Rm, Was Re-
suit Of Erro, Champions
Bat 1t Ont.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
YcstcrdnY,n scares

Lynehbure. 4. i,ichmond !.
Roanoke 4 Portsmouth,. 0.
Norfolk, 1: Danvilie. i. fCalled on
lccount of darkness}.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13
ATHLETICS WIN
and TAKE LEAD
------.
Chicago Also Begins It's Home
Series With Defeat by
Boston.
------------------
OTHER WEsTERNERs VII
Giants Lick Pittsburg and Take
Second Position in National
Race.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Boston, 5; Chicago. 3.
Philadelphia. Z, Detroit, 3.
st. Louis. q. Washington, 3.
Cleveland. 5: New York. 8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13
j. ALLEGED ASSAULTS.
Two Men to Fnce Charge This Morning In
tY#F Police Court.


Police Court.
Eowser Allen Cvhite) was arrested last
night on the charge Of felon!ous assaulting
and wounding with n deadly weapon Morgan
Goddin, also VIII tie The arrest was made
BY Policemen Mitchell and B. H. Werner.
Ernest Wells (whitel was arrested
charged with assaulting and woundng Jack
McDonoush withAa stone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13

virginia-1n Amelia Circuit Court
Clerks Office. July 10. 1907.
The bond required of the foregoing
commissioner has been executed, WITH
approved security. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13

Mrs. Alex. Bear and Miss Roblnette
Bear. Of Norfolk, Neb,, are visiting Mrs.
r. Levy, Of No. l5 East Marshall street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13
T,ichncnd.
Totals .,....7,....Sl ] 5 y TO
'Batted for Walsh in ninth,

LynchburS $780,. q ? o III o --i
Richmond ..-..... Q 0 1 0 0 20 OIL
Summary: Two-baee hits---Anthony
~. Three-hase hit--Hooker Stolen
Observation-Disclosures t3l, Fischman ca,
Wallace, Siebrie "a. First base on
orrors-Richr,ord, J. Earned runs
Lynchburg. g. Left on pases-Lynch-
burg, 6, Richmond Z. Double plays
Stewart, s. by Salye, 2. Bases on balls
loft Stewart, tGettig ri and Cow
am: of salve, Z (NciSenna, Stewart
III, Fischman t2l. kirkpatrick L2D.
Hill by pitched bail---F'ischman At
tendance. 900 Time, LAC. Umpire,
Handiboe,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Schedule for Tod

Score Yesterday.
New York. 5; Pittsburg. g.
Schedule for To-day.
Chicago at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at New York
st. Louis a t Boston
Plttshurg at Brooklyn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13
Schedule for To.Dn,.

Schedule for To-Dny.
philadelphia at Detroit
New York at Cleveland
Washington at ST Louis,
Boston at Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13
BOstOn Trounces sox,

: 17"StVI sUN. (
CHICAGO ILL, August 12-Boston
outplayed Chicago to-day, winning 3
TO 8 in a spectacular game. Three Of
the visitors runs were due to errors.
- score by innings: r. II. e..
Chicago 1900. 100000 go 5 3
Boston ........1l2 0000o1-5 9 1
Batteries: Walsh, Owen. w. Sullivan
and Hart; Winter and Karger. Time.
l:45 umpires, O'Loughlin and Evans.
Ortiz Loses His Gnmc.
CLEVELAND. OHIO, August 12.--
Cleveland took the first of the series
from New York, making its long hits
count for runs. Liebhardt was hit
hard.
Score by innings: RH.E.
Cleveland 2oI.--5 s 2
New York o 0o02001 % 10 2
Batteries: Liebhardt and Clark; Ortiz
Connolly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13
Va. Salvage and Wrecking Co,
III East Main Street.,
Letters Patent, Drawings and
+ and Patterns Of l-eitch
Boiler Feed Pump.

Two sIEII1II PUMPS. MILLING CUT.
IRON AND STEEL, ELEcsT'Nttt
MOTOR. AND a LARGE LOT OH
h SASH AND BLINDS. TO BE SOLD
Al AUCTION AT
III u, MAIN SIR A. Eft AT 4 r. al.
FRIDAY. liGUST IL laol.
+ TERMSs Cash. W 81 J
VA. SALVAGE s. WKEcKlNc; CO...
= -7Ts Aueticnsssas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13

BY direction of the School Board OF
the City of Richmond, l Will sell at
public auction, on the premises. to the
highest bidder, the Six Brick Buildings
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court OF Appeals.

Present. Tie Chief Justice, Mr.. Justice McComas
M Justice Robb. and Associate Justice Dan Thew
Wight, Of the District Supreme Court.
Edgar H. Cans and Walter T. Murray were admit
tad 10 practice.
Order designating sir. Dan Thew Wright. Asso-
ciats Justice supreme Court District Of Columbia.
to sit in the hearing and decision Of cases Nos 1856
and 1857 on the general calendar.
Ne. EB Sand Filtration Cooperation vs. Cowar-
din et al: appeal 10 United States supreme Court
PRAYED by Mr. C. L. Frailey. Of counsel for appel
lant: allowed and bond 70 act as supsIsedeas. fixed
at $1,000: bond for costs fixed az $3.50 aud mandate
STAYED until further order.
No 1851 Crawford rs. United States: mandate
STAYED until further order motion ot Mr. a, ;.
Wor.hington. attorney for appellant
Patent appeal No 40 United States Playing
Gard Company vs. c. w. Clark Publishing Complng
argument continued By M. Fritz '. Briesen for ap-
pellsut and hy Mr. f. a. Spencer for appellee, and
concluded by Mr. Fritz y. Bresen for appellant
On motion the appellant is allowed 70 file supple
mental brief herein II 50 advised
No l75, Quick Bear et al. rs. Leupp et al, and
M. l7s7 LeGpp et al vs. Quick Bear et al: argu
ment commenced by Mr.. G. G. Biuney for appel
lants IN No. 1856 and appellees in No. ls' contin
uei hy MI +. II Cans and Nr. Stuart Mcnamara
Con appellees in No 1876 and appellants in No. 49,
and concluded by Mr. c. e. Binney for appellants
iu No. J5 and appellees in No. 1871. On motion
the appellants in No 1876 and appellees in No. 1871
are allowed % file supplemental brief herein. if 80
advised the retirement of Ethsn A. Hitchcock and
Leslie NJ. Shaw suggested and James X. Garfield
and George b. Corteyou their respective successors
ir Office. made parties herein, on motion Of Mr.
stuart Mcnamara Of counsel
Adjourned from DAY % day.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
ALL-HIGH TEAM CHOSEN.
Washington Lads VIII spend Two
Nights ON Princeton Trip.

The committee appointed by the Prince
ton Alumni. Of this city, 10 pick an ALI
High School baseball team 10 play
against the Princeton freshmen at
Princeton next Saturday, has decided
upon the following men.
Michael Western, pitcher; Radford,
Western, catcher: Macdonald captain.
Central. first base; MacLain. Western,
second base; Mess. Technical, shortstop,
Kemp, Western, third base, Goodman.
Technical. right field. Hamann, Business.
center field, Martin, Eastern. left field.
The team will leave Washington over
the Pennsylvania. AZ 4:45 Friday. arriving
at Princeton abolt o'clock that night
The players will be put up at some Of the
upper class clubs. and will play the
frcshTen AZ 1.2n o'clock Saturday so as
to see the Princeton-Havard game later in
the afternoon. They will start home
about noon Sunday.
Final arrangements Tor the trip are
rapidly being completed. and the affair
gives every promise Of being a distinct
success. This will be the third Au-Hlgh
School team Of tho local alumni that have
been sent % Princeton
Among those who will accompany the
team are Principal Wilson. Of Central.
Mr. Wallace, OF Western, and Gilbert
Kelly and Oliver Metzerott Of the Alum
nus body.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Cleveland Park-John G. Ames 70 Ella p. Sherman,
part lot g. square Ds', SO Ella b. sherman.
ct vir. John, 10 William A. posey, part 10, g.
square Gsi So
street southeast. between South Capitol and Half
stroets-Ben!amin f. Leighton ct a., trustees, 20
Emstine +. Tdfirgr part original l0t 2. square
7Ol. Sg5
street southwest. between Third and Fouranda-
half street-William A. Beverly q u1 70 Louisa
Beverly. part original lot g. square 5s SO
Long Meadogs-Mary A. King % Charles II Cliff
ford, lot ss block 2. SO
Seventeenth street southwest. between and g
sTeets-Joan Burke e. TX to Annie G. Burke.
Tot g. square a67 $40.
street northwest. between Ninth and Tenth
s'raets-John J. Brcsnsn TO Richard L. Pairo.
iot ]. square 56s So
+ street northwest between Tventysixth and
Twenty seventh streets-Louisa T. Metals 10
Henry F Lerch, part lot 70, square 1853 So
NO / street n0rthWest-Margaretta D. Pelouze
e vir. Frank H., 10 Florence c. Cooney. lot
l51. square 62 Sl0
BrigltFocd Park-Harry L. King et ux 70 E
Glare Toiten, part lots and 70. block a.
White Haven-Alargaret shuVrue 90 James Cardinal
''ibo0ns Archbishop # Baltimore part lot l. SO.
Long Meadovs-chares H. Clifford 10 Charles u.
Miller let S. block o. So
chlchestef-N alter F. Gordon e u1 % Alexanfer
j. Garden and Harry i. Robey. lot g. block
AiN.
IaSoma Park-Buinari H. Warner e ux 10 Rich
ard T. Petit lot q block l0 500
Adaiilon 70 Tak0ma P8rk-HCber L. Thornton 10
Richard 7. Petit Doc 70. block 2. SO.
No. - street n0rtheast-Tbomas T. Wagzsmsn
q al, trustees. 20 Frederick ". PnIng Iot -6
square So. $3.50
Bel5ir Heights-Mary +. Pa'eu ct al. % Alice 2
Barney, Dot Il, block s. 800
Nos. sS 10 PIP TWentythr5 stree, northwest, Gath.
crime o Brien % John r. Msany lots .. q and
Sc square a. So
oo!taH street northeast between / and II streets
samuel Maddox 20 +. Dana lincoln lots q d
% 3. square 1l2 SO
{ street and Arthur place northwesf-Iv-v Tsv .,
Walter A. Bailey. original. Irt TO- square 6g5
south Capitol street between and q streets
John ,. Weisman. trustee. ~ I.1ttie NAV Mar
TN. part original l0t r. square $50 SO
Central Hcigdts-Clsra A. Mansfield 10 pstrirk n
'I'7mau, l1t T. block & 500
Nineteenth street northwest between Z and n
'feeis-D II. Williamson 70 al trustees. % Les
tei Is. johnson lot O. square H. and rart lots
Is and Is. square lE Es-5
Barry Farm-Wliism r. Mariner 81 us to fla--
enge =. Howard part lot 2 section Z. SO
NO. --3 NYLe street uOUhesst-Th0I1ss + Jsr-aU
- uN % Ellen Gordon. Dot g. square l1os Si1
Tenth street northwest. between q and n s-rosf.
Mary J. Mynsbrdge 90 Leah Schvaih lot g
square 25 80
Nc. lZ3) Massachusetts avenue northwest -NIiDr,
Schafcr 10 Rachel q. Pierce. lot Z. square 80
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
DEEDS OF TRUST.

'.ere-an1 P1rk-William A Posev q, uv. 20 Rirrsl5
w Beau and J. Clarence prioa % secure Ci.i-
zen' Savings Bank s. go three wears e ~
cent ssmi-snuually. part Do g. square gs. same
t1 John sherman and William A. Hill 20 ser-rr-
?. b. sherman. 81 30 monthly notes 6 rsr cent
Semi-auruaily. same Trurertv
Columbia HHshts-E p Townsend - n T. p,,..
and 7. y. Patterson % secure J. Isabelle p--.
WIN. 81 90 three years. PER cent. seni-annually.
lct So hlocE 80
Square 80-Ralhad A. Casilear q Tx. % Wsshirg.
ton Loan and Trust Company. % secure Egvita-
n' cooperative Building Association. s. 600. par,
Squares - and a3-Auuie p He,.erkemsr o. III
Ihllip and John l. Nrgratb ~ ur 10 George
NJ Emmerich and Douglass s. Markau 90 secure
Washington Per Cent Permanent Building A.
s11a'ion $500 original lnt and rart original
IN p square -. and part original lot Z. zIuare
Bngatvcod Park-E. Glare To,ten 20 Bsr-v n
Brrgmann and Charles S-hsfer. % -,clrp North
EN- Liberty Grwan-Americau Building As.1cis-
tiou, No. 6. $50 lot Is block a.
Square 9Ss-Alfr5d n. keim % Abrer r. Kelly and
Gilbert W. Kelly. 70 secure Christina ksim.
N.51 seven years. per cut semi-suuuaIly. lot
Square 'l2-s Daus Lincoln et ny n H. R1zier
Duiany and John y. Coughlan. 70 secure samuel
Maddox. s 30 ! and Q years. s PER cent. ssni-
annually. lots p IS % g.
square bs-Nal-er A. BAILEY 70 Edward J. steU-
vagen and Thomas NJ Gale, 20 secure Lnry
jay, @oo, years, 5 per cent semi-annuaIlv
original lat 20. Same 20 same 70 secure same
S5@. monthly payments, per cent. same
property.
FsirTiew Heights-Yer1ns NJ Washington a. viz
u Writ 20 Harry L. H1st and BENJAMIN $
Minor. ~ secure Harold T.. johnson 81 yu 9
years ger cent sami-suuually lot g. block
square A5-Leah Schualb 90 William FdTnors-rr
and John d. CIuFhlau. 20 secure Marv =
N'usrr1fge. @Ho January T. lsE 70 1917. a.
Ucr CENT srmtannually lrt g.
Square S ~ 479-Gc0rge z Walker N Milton
F. Allies and William J. Father 20 secure
John VI. Jones, Sooo', years. Per cent. semi
annually l1t / and part lot @
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
JEFFRIES WILL FIGHT.
Champion Matched 70 Meet winner
of TouOpah BOut.

Los Angeles. Cal, May 21.-James J.
Jeffries, champion of champions. will be
seen in the ring al T0nopah. New. on
Labor Day, with either Bill Squires.
Mike Schreck or Marvin Hart. This
much is certain unless either Jeffries
or the club changes Its present plans
Jefries received "a telegram from Jack
Curley matchmaker Of the Casino Ath-
letic Club, of Tonopah. New. Offering him
$4,000 purse with $500 as training
expense to fight there on Labor Day. To-
day ne was informed that the club was
ready 60 deposit the purse I'm the Nye
and Ormhy Bank of Tonopah. and wire
him HIS training expenses az once Jeff
ries declared he would wire the club
and inform them that they should carry
out their plans I'm regard 20 posting the
money and Doc would start training
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
Equity Court No. I.

CHIEF JUSTICE tLAbAIGH
Foster vs. Denison: reference 70 auditor. Gem
plaiuauts solicitors. S. c. Peee and Paul z Sic
man. defendants solicitors. J. J. Darlington and
J. B Linton
Graham rs. Rorizec guardian ad Item appointed.
Complainant solicitor. John y. LameT.
Scott vs. Jennings; auditors report confirmed and
distribution ordered. Complsinants solicitors. John
Bid0Ut and @. c. Gutman, defendants solicitor
y " O'D0noghue
Ay-es vs. Emmefich. substitution q trustee or
dcrsd Compiainant'5 solicitor J. A. Maedel
WertCr vs. Gray: Charles q. Wetter appointed
ancilsry receiver, bond s. GO Complainant's so
lCitor J. II. Hayden: defeniaut's solicitor George
w. Dalzell.
Tucker rs Tucker, rule as 70 alim0uy returuahle
May a. Compliments solicitors c. n. Hemans
and J. l. Pugh; defendants solicitor. J. L. Nsin
and l. NJ. King
Wallscs vs. Wallace. rule IS n contempt re-
mrrable May o. ComQlainants solicitors. Hughes
& Grays
~ alignment for to-day.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
prOhnfe Cnurf
CHIEF IrSrIcF r1-ARArG.

CHIEF JUSTICE tLABAJGH.
Estate of Francis Miller: will admitted 10 probate
and letters testamentary granted TO Annie MAY Nil
Ter ard Frank T. May; bond, $500 Attorney X.
W SOhcn
Estate Of Margaret Lockwood: viii admitted 10
probate All letters testamentary granted 10 b. g.
Foster; b'ud. Ss0l Attorneys. Hallam & Hallam
Estate Of jeremiah p. Burns; letters Of admins
uation granted TO Prenetts NJ Burns; bond. 500.
Attorney. L. A. Bailey.
Estate Of Herman Jacobsen order Of sale. At.
tOrney. ]. r. Latner
Estate Of John McAllisteT Schufeld. viii admitted
10 probate and letters testamentary granted 10
George X. Schofeld bond, $4,000. Attorney W A.
MCkenney
Estate Of Willis s. Moxley, letters Of administra-
ton granted to Francis Hufty and Willis r. Speare,
bond. $50. Atorney C. W. Fits
Estate Of Lille H. rTnan; order to pay taxes
and sell personally.
Estate Of Joseph Mckenna: order 20 sell iude
ment. Attorney. J. Z. Potburv.
In re Paul : Burns et al order appointing
PTvnetta N. Burns. bond. 500 ATTORNEY L. a.
BRiiev.
Estate Of Francis F. NJ Cathrsn; retitiou for
probate oi viii flied Attorney, +. T. Gadds
Estate Of Samuel T. Langley; order 70 sell stocks.
Attorney, W. A. McKenney.
Estate Of Peter Schweitzer; will dated February
l3 ls93 fled