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The Colorado statesman., 1907-04-27

The afternoon session of the
Philadelphia and Washington con-
ference Of the G. M. E. Church in
Miles Memorial church on last
Thursday afternoon was enlivened
by an enthusiastic demonstration
when the. name of Senator J. B.
Foraker was mentioned by one of
the speakers.
The Ohio Senators name was
introduced during a discussion of
the part taken by the colored citi-
zens in the politics of the country.
Mr. Stanton, editor of the N. 9.
Index said that the activity of COL
ored men in politics was to the dis
advantage of the race.
Bishop R. S. Williams, d. D. of
Georgia, President of the Confer
ence and Rev. S. l.. Corrothers of
this city were vigorously opposed
to this view and the generous ap-
plause which followed their re-
marks seemed to indicate that the
editors position had but few sup
porters in the large audience. If
straws show the direction of the
tide it would appear that the
friends of the President who have
undertaken the restoration of Ne
gro faith in and allegiance to the
administration, must encounter
and overcome a strong current of
opposition in its accomplishment.
CTispus Attucks is so INSOFAR
ably connected with all that relates
to the American Revolution that
it is not STANCE to find ones
thoughts lingering about the asso-
citation of the Daughters of the
American Revolution now in an
nual session in this city.
The thought occures to us that
Crispus Attucks. Negro, was the
first man to shed his blood in the
cause of Independence, but we al
80 remember that he was not the
only Negro to die in that struggle.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George ". Dice. 3 and Julia A. Garrison. n
Res. T. Hez Sven
Henry NJ Fisher. .. and Nina c. BeAH q Rev.
E II. Lamar.
Gea.gs spindle. 2. and Grsoe George. %. Ber.
q. C. Bacon
Francs John Tyler. =. New York City. and
helen Edna Brett. Caarie5 G. Pierce.
Richard ". Grubb6. o. Newport News Va, and
Sarah C. Grosh 81 Rev. T. C. Marshall
John K. Smith. a. and 1lary A Richardson y
Rev. ]. Russell NeTtgCEe-
YerTant o. Concheg1l 81, ard lima DeIettre. -
C. ). Blmdy. justice q the peace.
Charles Buckley, g. and Daisy Dean. u. Rer.
g. C. Bao0n-
John / Lynch. q Elmira. y. Y. and Alioe I.
Stuart. - Rev. James n O'Brien
Clarence c. King. p. and Marie '. Trumbo. Il
Herbert Burgess. z. and sadie Dudley. - Rer.
Thomas o Grouse.
Frank Edwick. %. ard Elizabesh sheehan. 20.
Rev Donald C. Macleod
Thomas King. T.. a. and Mildred =. Fowler Il
Rev, Frederick b. HoWden-
Isaac DinCwit1ci 2 Baltimore Nd and sadis p
DinoVitzc u. Rev. Renben Gra1man.
Alonzo F. Jones, ., and Agnes n Johnson. .
Gilbert b. Glascock. q. and Nellie c. Turner. 1s.
Niartinsourg. Va Rev. n Ross Fishburn.
George A. Keough. q. and ElTa NJ Kcndrck. e.
Rev. james NJ O-Brien-
CHINESE AND WHITE
Samuel Mo-. 30. and Rsmona Hardy. Il C. 5
Bunny. justice Of the peace.
COLORED-
William p Mason. p, and Eva DeTeal. a Rer.
u. ". Clair
George 5 Brisoce. .. and Martha J. Eduunds.
2. Rev. John Richard
Robert Meads, 2. and Minnie o. jackson is
Rev Isaac Tollircr.
James B. Penn. :. and Jane z. Williams. <.
Rev. F. J. Gri-nke.
Robert Taylor. g, and Geo-gians Harris 50 Rev.
u z Wisemzn
DaTid HagKins. y, sad Ella Hebrous. q Rev,
Edgar Murphy.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-17
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria. British Columbia close
here daily az SIS y. ~ up % December e. for dis
patch by steamer Empress Of Japan.
axaii, Japan, korca, China. and Philippine Isl
aBds. wa San Fanclsco. SloSo here daily al 6l5 T.
10. up to December ls for dispatch by steamer
Siberia
japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands via
Seattle close here daily at 6-l5 p. m up 10 Decer-
Der l9. for dispatch hy steamer Shinano Alaru
Specially addressed mails fer Japan Korea and
China. via Tacoma, close here daily ar SIS D. n
up 60 December 20. for dispatch b. steamer Oanfa
Hawaii via San Francisco. close here daily at
SIS D. n. up 70 December 2. for dispatch by
steamer Alameda.
Hawaii, Japan. koraa. China. and Philippine Isl
ands. via san Francsco. close here daily at SIS D.
m. UP to December 26. for dispatch by steamer
China.
Australia (exesot mails for West Australia. New
Zealand. Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia, via NaGeouyer and Victoria British Co
lumbia. close here daily az 6.l5 D. m up 20 De-
cembcr .. for dispatch by steamer Moana.
Hawaii. Guam, and Philippine Islands via San
Francisco, close here daily at els n m up %
January I. for dispatch by United States transport
The Washington herald., 1907-12-17
Four nIen a. Sentenced.

Justice Barnard. in Criminal Court No.
>. yesterday sentenced George 0. F. Kra-
mer. alias r W. Stoermann, alias Count
Won Beighcinaliar. alias Count Witzen-
stein. 10 serve one year and day in the
Trenton penitentiary for obtaining money
by false pretenses. The man pleaded
guilty. Kramer was charged with having
obtained $50 from William A Engel, a
restaurant keeper, on worthless check.
Justice Barnard also sentenced John Bat
son. Roland Hawkins. and HALEY Cash.
all colored. TO serve six months each IN
the workhOUse. Batson pleaded guilty 10
assault with dangerous weapon. Haw-
hns TO robbery. and Cash 10 embeZZle-
mant
The Washington herald., 1907-12-17
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B--Following schedule figures published only as
information and are not guaranteed.
$50 a. m.-Danyiile. Harrisonhurg, and way sta
lions
900 a. m.-sleepers ard coaches TO Atlanta and
New Orleans. Sleepers 20 Columbus and Macon Ca
Dining Car.
100 a. m.-Sleepers and coaches 20 Columbia
savannah, and jacksonville. Dining Car
t4s5 p. m.-Harrisonburg and way stations
40 p. m.-Charlottesyille. WaErenson and way
stations
'6l5 .. m. sleeps aud coaches 20 Atlanta. sun
set Route Tourist Sleeper 20 san Francisco four
times week.
80 j. m--Sleepers aud coaches 20 Charlotte.
columbia. Aiken. and Augusta Dining Car.
'l0l5 y m--Slcepers and coaches IVA Lynchburg
and BRISTOL 20 Chattanooga Memphis, and New
Orleans Dining Car.
II 90 p. m.-New York and New Orleans Limited
Sohd Pullman 10 AsheTille. Atlanta Birmingham
and New Orleans Club ard obaenaticn Cars
Dining Car.
Note-'Dsily. fWeek days
Through trains from the Solth arrive Washington
20. SIS. and 800 a. m, 2;i0. 5>55. sa5 Hs5G and
ll;b p m. daily. Local trains from Harrisonburg
Y -S n m. week days and SIS D. IN. daily, from
Charlottesville 90 a. daily.
Frequent trains 20 and from Bluemont
Ticket Offices: 7e5 18th ST.. 81 Pa. ave-. and New
Union Station.
c. u. ACkERT. S. II. HARDWICK.
y. T. a Gen. Mgr. Pass Traf Mgr.
W. H. TAfLoE. 6. y. A. L. j. BROWN. q. A..
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Massachusetts, avenue anu n street northwest
Emihe 6. Riley 70 AlonIo c. NIathOT. part l0t J.
square 2l3. SO.
sc Fifteenth street southeast-Alexanaer h Ra--
Dor et ux to Wiimot " Trsw. lot 20. square
Nineteenth street northeast. between b and c
s1EccJs-Lemuel =. Mayhew et TX 70 Eeancrs A
Reid. lot s. square lis. SO
Fo'lr-and half street southwest between NJ and y
sireets-Joseph Z. Dyer et uV. to John J. Bros
nan. part lot 9. square IS. SO
No 1905 Four-and-a half street sorlthwest-WiIIian
n. Neale ct w 20 Julia A. Neale lot c. square
500. SIC
No. 1907 Four-ans-a-haH street sou,buest-Iulia A
Neaie 10 William a. Neale lot D. square 800
II stIee. southwest. between G and II streets
Julius Cohen et ux. 70 samuel kobleu. part org
lnal lot ;, square so $40
Connecticut Avenue Terrace-Fulton R Gordon o.
TX 70 Jennie NJ. g. Carroll lot 20. square IA.
N.3l6-70
First stree. northwest. between 2 and q s.-.et.-
Charles J. Walker Ell ux. 10 John E. and Ellen
OConnor. lot l6S. square so. SO
IWenty-seccnd street northwest between & and ID
streets-Jennie K and Alice Willoughby 10 san
uel J. Prescott Company. incorporated original
iots Il ard T. square O. SO WIIliaz F. WI
lcughoy e. uN- 10 same. original lots II and -
square 81, SIC. Westel ". WiIlOughby 20 sane
oiigin2l lots II and = square 81. SO. samuel
). Prescott Conpany. Incorporated 20 Walter n
AcSer and Ralph =. Barnard trustees original
LOT II and lots 3 70 2b square 81 so
No fe a street Southeas--Nelie p Keleber N
James d. Payne. lot .. square sls. SO
first street northwest. between Z and q sfrse+s
Adelaide N. Nelson 10 Ella T. Mullissn lot 81
square 4ca. SIC 'N' ~
Ne" Hampshire aTonue northwest between Z and II
sue. sneets-I Iaom2s NJ Owens to H. 5 Zimmerman.
pait lot 81, square s9 SO.
Holmead Estate-Samuel Il KvIe q nv , MI.
Mcdonald. Let g.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

square 42l-Jsmcs J. Nolan ct ux. 10 Wharton e
Lester and Michael J. Colbert. 70 secure Na-
lot Is
Square l2s2-Charies D. Pennebaker e. TX. 10 George
W B-oNn and William Ker. to secure William
4 Johnson SOoo, months. per cent. part
Of square
Blooningds sle-CharleS +. Goodehld ct ux. 10 Ed
ward Z. Schwartz and Cha-les NJ Birckhead
70 secure James II Goodchud $500 / ve,r Nv
before Der cent. semi-aunuaIly lot s. blo.i u
Squares s. and l0c3-Ludnig W Seheack et rrx TO
William u. COOmbs and Thomas J. Stanton. 10
secure Bridget ". Brown $1,000. 2 wears 6 ner
cent. semi annually. north half original lot 10
square ., and lot S9 square l0o8.
Mount Pleasant ana Pleasant Plains-Herhert + Z
Alien ct ux. tc George ". White aud Rslph w
Lee. 70 secure George D. Ashton 8 OoO years
per cent. lot e. block T.
Square s95-Lucy T. Barker 10 George Il. IInSins
ard William c. sullivan to secure Willam Ca
baugh. SD. years. per cert. quarterly lot. e.
Square 2i-James r. Ellsworth 20 Albert r. Fox
and Louis 7. Shoemaker. 10 secure RObert J.
Russell. seq. ! year, 5 per cent. seuni-annusIly
lots rs TO al
Square Sls-Delia Mcdonald to Wharton E. Lester
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DEATH RECORD.

Ssnie c. Bosgick 1913 y CspitoI s. 81 vea-s
EdWani y Lansdale. ss5 No. ave. nv. 65 years-
Infant q Claude y and EIGce H. DeF0rest. q
R. 7. are. NV. ! day-
Scrahno Prato. . s. uW. I month.
Henry l. Croker. 2f5s z 81. 2 wears.
Alice Granger. Columbia Hospital, ss years.
Maggie + Heller. Congress Heights - years.
COLORED-
Rosa Cross. l-l9 Cooks court Sc g years
F-Enk Williams Z21o Liberty 81 nw. ] year.
j0lu stewart, lZ9s Madison 81 rw % years
Rosa Rsndolph. Freednen's Hospital q yearx
John Lee, = Bagdens court NV. 20 years
Joserh n. Jones 30 3 s.. nv, s. years
Oscar Hawkins. HOPE are. Sc. . years.
William r. Cole. s. Jackson alley. IS years
Richard LonzX. l2ll Nolans court sw- S. yezrs
Emmerrine DAVIS. III / 81 sW-. 4 years
William H. Lewis. Zsl1 81. Is years
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and Michael !. Coiher,. 70 secire National Per
manent Building Association Slseo lot a.
Square Milking :. Winston ct uI 10 Havden
johnson. 20 secure Alexandcr Millbanks. $50, !
70 i months. rer 9ent lart original iot 6
Square Si2-Eizabeih HuutTess 10 Charles r. FuIleT
10 secure John r. Fnller SO years. per
cent north half u lot g.
Square 5ic-sanzuel Koblen e ux 10 Edmond Fiiz-
gerald and John J. Fegan, o. secure Eu;erpFise
serial Building Association, 81 sso. rart original
lot
Mount Pleasant Heights-JonaS T. Uuverzsgt e ux.
10 DEyid r. Pennington and samuel T. Tomlin-
son. 10 secure the Royal Benefit S0ciety Il
Washington. y. G., $50. months. ) Der cent
lct 81. square l.
Square 755-Eli-zbcth &. Compton 70 Ha-ry s.
Wclea aud Elmer T. Ramey,. 60 secure Helen
Il. Welch. $50 ] 10 10 months. per cent l0s
2 and Part original lots 70 and T.
Square l25-Wilam Tuiioch et ux. 10 Milton J.
Aiies and William ). Flather. TO secure Johm
a. Jones. $3.50. years. per cent. seni-an-
uually lot g.
Square 65i-Emma " Cbamberlin 70 William J.
Flathsr ard William ;. Peachy. 20 secure John
NJ Jcnes. $500. years, pcr cent, seuli-au-
nualJ. part lot ~
Square lls9-George ". Balinger e ux- 20 Edwin
Guthrie and Burton Macsfee. % secure Eiea-
ard c. Balingsr S2s82s | year. 6 per cent
semi-annually LOT 55
Square l2si-J. Barton Miller e ux 20 James y.
Winner and Charles W Blackwood 70 seclrs
II. Campbell Black. $500. ; years, per cent.
semi-aunually. lOt IL.
Square 552-tohn b. OConnor st N. 70 the Wash
ington Lean ard Trust Company 10 sec1ra
Equitable COOPERATIVE Building Association,
s. 600. lot los
Square 4o9-EIa r. Mulligsn e VIZ. Patrick J. 70
Edward J. Steiiwagen and Thomas NJ Gale -
secure Adelaide ". Nelson $3.50 years.
per cent. semi-snnualy. lot g.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-17
Probate Court.



Estate of Benjamin smith petition for probate
and record q viii and letters testamentary. Attor-
ney. NJ J. keane.
Estate Of Lillian ". Babc0ck: petition for probate
and record Of win and letters q administration C.
? a.
Estate of Frances 4 LoekFood: order admitting
VIII 60 probate ard record.
Estate q Peter Schweitzer; order admitting Wil
70 probate and record and letters JestameutsTy /:
bond. $50 Attorney. J. A. Msedel.
Estate Of William ODonncli; order granting leave
% maie settlement Attorneys. Lambert a Nc
Lean
In re Bessie O. Besdly; order authorizing allow
ancc. Attorney 7. Il David
Estate Of Samuel g. Ward: order admitting VIII
and c9dicn % probate and record and lcttes tesla
mcntlTy- Attorney. " A McSenncy-
Estate Of Robert 3 jordan: petition for probate
and record or win and letters administration C.
T. a. Attoneys Beau & Marine
Estate q Edwin a. McIntiEe: petition for probate
and Tscord q VIII and letters testamc1tary Atto--
ness. Tgcslr & KENYON
The Washington herald., 1907-12-17
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAuWAY

NOIk-IubIshed only as Information. and net
400 p NC. * o. LIMITED. Daily-Fast YES
tbule tram. Pullman sleeT-rs 20 Lexington Louis
thle, tlncin1lAii. Indiana polls Chicago. aud 81
Louis. Connection fOr Virginia Hot springs. Pull
man cars Louisville 10 Nashville. Memphis and New
Orleans. Dining cars a la care service.
n-l0 L. Nj. r. y. LIMITED Daily Solid
yestibule tTain. Pullman SlccqcTs 20 Cincinnati
Lexington, and Louisville Compartment slceping
car 20 rginia Hot SWinEs week days Dining cars
Ia carte service Pullman Slecrers Cincinnati 70
Chicago and 81. Louis. and Louisville 10 Memphis
Nashville, and New Orleans.
Reservations and tickets at Chcsace2ke and Ohio
OHccs. 9lJ feunsyisanla aseuuCs UJ3 lith street
near =. nnd New Union station. Telephones Main
- FOR Washington Terminal Cab Service and Nam
iut5 OF 20 fCr {. 4 @. Ticsct ONCE
The Washington herald., 1907-12-17

aISl4CE BARNARD
United States IS. George OF. Kramer. false pre-
tenses; sentence penitentiary year and Gay.
United States IS. John Bets0n. assault danger
OUs Wcaponss sentence. six months IN UorkhOuse.
UnIted States Vs. Roland Hawkins. robbery; plea
not guilty withdrawn plea guilty entered; senteucc.
SIX months IN Worzh0use. order restoring watch 20
George b. Saunders
United States IS HALEY Cash. embezzlement
plea not guilty withdraw plea gaty entered. sen
tence six months in workhCuse.
United States vs. Claiburn Johnson. nsnslaughter,
arTaigned. plea. not guilty
United States Washington, Alexandra and
Mount Vernon Railway Company: verdict for de-
feudant. Atforneys-H -Hemans-Hoehliue.
Alexander ". Kelly q al; order dismissing pe-
tifion.
United States vs. John Schools. assault with dan
geT0us weapon: verdict guilty
Assignments fer today
United States - Otto Jones.
United States Ts. Ray Elicit Bell
L niIed States PRANK Smith
The Washington herald., 1907-12-17
place for the Cat shou.

Commissioner West has inquired OF the
inspector Of buildings. II there is any
reason why the Halls Of the Ancients.
1872 New York avenue northwest, can
rot be used by the Washington Cat Club
for show proposed 70 be held by that
association in January or February
James p. Perry. assistant inspector Of
buildings, has informed the Commissioner
tha5 = hs= found the building suitable
for the purpose Of feline exhibition
The Washington herald., 1907-12-17
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Stone & Fairfax announce the sale OF
the three-story brick house. al 1887 T
street northwest. for NJ Davies. which
the purchaser will retain as an invest
ment The purchase price was $50.
Wiiige, Gibbs & Daniel represented the
purchaser in this transaction.
Moore & Hill have sold for the New
Jersey Realty and Construction Company
the premises at 81 B street northeast for
$500 % ". /. Kleinhouse.
For Edward Webster the property At
SIS Twelfth street northeast for $500.
For James D. Burns the premises At
l-S3 d street northeast 70 William {.
Fur
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AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE IL EFFECT NOVEMBER q. 1877
Leaves Washington. New Union Station.
90 a. m and 800 a. m.-Daily-An points on
Norfolk and Western; also Knoxville Chattanooga.
and Memphis
D-l5 p m--Daily Roanoke Bristol Winston
Salem. Knoxville, Chattanooga Nashville Memphis
New Orleans. Through Sleerer Dining Cars.
For Norfolk-Loave Washington - a. m. daily
las a. m. daily. 3:i5 p m. daily. Arrive Norfolk
II % a. N. SD p. m. lOa5 p. NJ
Prom d. & q. Station. s05 p N. daily. Berry
VILE Luay. Shenandoah. Eikton. Trains from the
Southwest arrive Pennsylvania Station si5 A. m
ard II % D. M
All Information Fours eenth street and New York
Bond Building.
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Equity Court No. :.
Circuit Court No. 1.
ITSTICE WRIGHT


Nc. 1913 Betz Ts- District Of Columbia verdict
Tor plaintiff for 500. Attorneys Mcneil 4 Nc
Neill-E H. Thomas
No. 1910. Thayer rs. District Of Columbia e al
verdict for plaintiff for $50 Attorneys. l. J.
AathcT-E- II. Thomas and Cfandal Nackev
No. $685. Read rs. Davis: judgment by default
Attorneys Birney & Wcodsrd.
No 1858 State of Maryland 20 uss OF kttick IS
American Bonding and Trust Company; order that
pleas Of defendant 70 original declaration sal stand
TO amended declaration: plaintiff takes = nonsIit
Attorney, g. 5. Shaw. IT.. and NJ y Richardson
n. J. Colbert
No fs353- Rondenella rs. Southern Railway Com
pany; judgment verdict. A:torneys Tucker *
KENYON Hamilton. Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton.
No 1913 Coluui6ia Marble Quarrying Company
IS. Dunn; motion FOR new trial fled. Attoneys
Blrney WoodsId-J. a. Bu7kart
No 1855 LEN aach vs.. Washington Railway and
The Washington herald., 1907-12-17
WANTS CASES DISMISSED.
Health oRcer Makes Recommenda-
tiOnS 10 District Commissioners.

Health Officer Woodward has recon-
mended that the Commissioners request
District Corporation Counsel Thomas 10
nolle pros the cases based upon the sale
Of ajulterated milk and cream in the
District in which analyses We're made by
DR. Hatton- The recommendation was
made owing 10 the fact that Judge Mo-
lowney. Of the Police Court, last week
dismissed number OF these cases On
the ground that Dr. Hatton had not sum
cient knowledge OF chemistry to make the
tests required. The recommendation was
yesterday approved by Commissioner
Macfarland.
DR.. Woodward further recommended
that inasmuch as the disqualification OF
DR.. Hatton had thrown ali the testing
done IN the chemical laboratory OF the
health department on DR.. Lynch. that a
duly qualified assistant be appointed 70
relieve Dr. Lynch as soon as possible
This recommendation was also approved
by Commissioner Nacfarland-
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TYPEWRITERS.
DENTISTRY,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Washington. d. G.. December H.
sealed proposals VIII be received at this Office
until O'Clock p IT. THURSDAY December 2s
for furnishing the District Government bv pinch
granite crblng during the remaining portion Of the
fiscal yeas ending June 20 1913 Specifications blink
ioSns OF proposals and ali necessary information may
be obtained AT the Office Of the Property Clerk. d.
C.. District building HENRY Il F. NACFsR-
LAND HENRY L. WEST, JAY J. MORROW
Commissioners, y. Z. dcl6E.1sls.D4
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
TICKET OFFICE: "a PENNA. ANE.

TICKET OFFICE; 1927 PENNA. AVE.
Nouce-Foli0Wins schedule not guaranteed
e55 A. N. Daily-Seahoard Mail Through coaches
and Pullman slccpcrs 70 Savannah and jacksonville
Through sleepers Washington TO Hamlet and Ham,
let 20 Atlanta and Birmingham. Dining cars
500 l.. NJ Daily-Seaboard ETpresS solid train
vIth coaches and Pullman slecpers 20 Savannah
Jacksonville. and TamTa. Through sleeper 70 At
lauta, birmingham. and Memphis. Dining cars
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I.RW suits.

No 5102 Joseph C. StouiTer IS. George W Hurle-
baus; accCInt. $50 Attorney. ]. L. Jetforis-
No 5oiA same William q. Pond. account.
$50 Attorney. T. l. JeffCrls.
No SHa Don e. Schrior. &c. rs Peter L
DAILY, damages. $1,000 Attorney W z Ambrose
and J. ". Latmer.
Chambers Justice u the peace Judgment. SD
Attorney J. Y Larncr.
No 00,6. Wescott & Storey Us Cieorge W
Lawrence; justice of the peace Judgment. $50 Al
torney. W :. Albert
No S9aS. Hymcu Dodck vs. joseph H. Server
account. Sl.6GS92 Attor1ey Leon Tobrincr-
No 5QiS LaWrCnCC Mangzn Is Roger o NJ
Nal0nCy; account. s55150 Attorney. n f. Man
can
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FOR SALE--LOTS.

GRADED LOT. nNN0 To ALLEY; PAVED
street. cement sidewalk water. gas sewer eIcc-
tricity high resident section Of Petworth. block
from cars; only 6)c foot; easy terms. or win ex-
change for improved property BOX Us. Herald
Office. del27t
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"OA-N a. DhOoNAN. Attorney Tor GCmplalnants.
JAMES B. ARCHER Attorney for Defendants.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding an Equity Court. jeremiah
}. BroSnan e. al. Complainants vs. Joseph J.
Kelly et al, Defendants. Equity No. Z767-Order
nisi: John J. Brosnan and James B. Archer. r.
trustees herein, having reported the sale Of part of
lot I. according to Joel W. Jones subdivision Of
lots in s1uare numbered 545 being improved hy
two-story brick store and dwelling known as No
laS Four-and-a-haf street southwest, 20 John !
Brosnan. for the SIM OF &.035 and the west half
OF lot numbered 8. in square numbered ST. i'm
proved hy tWO-stcry frame dwelling known as isi
street southwest. 20 jeremiah T. Brosnan. for
the sum Of A.00. IL Is. by the court this ID day
OF December, A. ID. 1907 ordered. that said trls-
tees be. and they are hereby authorized TO accept
said offers, ard upon compliance with the terms Of
said sales, said sales shall stand confirmed unless
cause 20 the contrary be shown on or before the
4IH DAY OF JANUARY, A. ID. 1908; provided
cOTy Of this order be published in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Herald once
week Tor three successive weeks before the last
mentioned date. ASHLEY NJ GOULD Justice
\ true eopy-rest: lSeal j. K. YOUNG Clerk
By x. l. BELEW. Assistant CLERK de3O.H
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EnuItr suits.

No 27525. In re George Coblenzer; for change Of
name Attorney A. L. NeWmyer
No 2753. August Dittrich vs. Jesse L Heiskeu
et al accounting Attorney. W. T. Ambrose.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ALVIN L. NEwMYER. solicitor.

ALVIN L. NEWNIYER, Solicitor
IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
f Columbia, in re George Coblenzcr change q
name 20 Morris George. Equity No. g755-Notice
IS hereby given that on the 18th day Of December
A u. 1907 a petition was fled in the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia BY George Co
blcnzer praying 4 decree changing his name 20
Morris George for forth in said petition
JOHN r. YOUNG. Clerk deI7-tu-3t
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding Probate Court. In the
matter Of the estate Of Sarah A. Van Derlip de-
ceased No 1907. Administration Docket 3s.-UpOn
consideration Of the report Of Burr y. Edwards to
Van Deriip aforesaid. he has sold unto Joseph
GawleT. for six thousand seven hundred and seven
tytye dollars tS6.7T5l. house and premises 2loO "A
street northwest. more particularly described as
part OF lot % in square 7s in the city OF Washing
ton District Of Columbia beginning for the same at
the northeast corner Of said lot and square and
running thence south on Twenty-frst street q feet
and inches. thence west 20 feet. thence north Is
ieet inches to street. and thence east on Il
street 70 feet 10 the place Of beginning II is this ID
DAY of December. lsG, adjudged and ordered that
said sale be ratified and confirmed unless cause to
INC contrary be shown on or before the I'D DAY
OF JANUARY. 1905. provided this order be pub
hshed once week for three successive weeks before
said last-mentioned day in the Washington Law
Reporter and The Washington Herald. By the
court; ASHLEY N. GOULD. Associate Justice.
a tine eopy-Attest: lSeall JAMES TANNER
REGISTER OF Wills de3lo,EA