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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-10-04

Emma Dee Randle.
Mr.. w. r. Adams, candidat,
for assessor, was circulating amouf
his friends Monday, sounding the
public pulse on his candidacy.
| Crossett shoes SNAKE Life.
Walk easy" Price 81. VIM
field Mercantile Co. s2O
| Mr.. q. A. Carothers, of Waco,
Tex, was here Monday on a bus.
mess trip. After visiting some
of his old friends he left Tuesday
for Colfax.
Call at Mashaw & Co.'S and see
those swell back combs. Have
your initials put on them in gold.
s27-2t.
Be sure and attend the VIM
Parish international Sunday
School Convention at the Baptist
Church tomorrow and Sunday.
Monday, October Z, is the time
to see the Anglo-American show.
DIR. r. w. Collins and DIR. j.
V. Adams, of Ward 2. were among
the prominent Visitors to the city
last Monday.
See w, o. Williams stock of
jewelry, diamonds aud watches,
the best assortment ever brought
TO Winfield. 6 13-lm
Messrs. D. w. Sholars and E.
T. Weeks, of ward 10. were visit
ors Monday and received 3 cor
dial greeting.
Roberts moving picture show
will give one a chance to see the
U. S. navy in maneuvers, and a
realistic ocean wave. sl3tf
Rev. j. Z. Nixon has been visit
ing j. j. and E. 5. Nixon, his
brothers, on his way to the Louis
vile, KY, Baptist Seminary.
Smith risham Drug Co. has a
full line of tablets, pens, pencils
and school books. s27tf
If you have a house you want
to rent place it with Pace & Hall,
the real estate men, Winfield,
La. Phone SO; Office over new
bank building.
Mesdames S. d. Mutt and +.
III. Shackleford, of Bernice, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Winn-
field the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barlow jackson. J
Emma Dee Randle at Winfield
Opera House, October 8.
Mr.. A. d. Gentry, one of VIM
parish's most progressive farmers,
paid The Sentinel q thoroughly
appreciated visit last Monday and
renewed his subscription to the
paper.
If you are Interested in opera
going watch the Bulletin for
dates. 1t will appear in. The
Sentinel regularly and contain all
the information desired,
Mr.. A. Smith, of the Smith
Grisham Drug Co., has arrived
from Memphis, where he has pur-
chased the largest and most ella
borate stock of Christmas goods
ever brought to this market.
Anglo-American trained wild
animal exhibition, Monday.
Miss SalIie Sutton returned
home Tuesday from st. Mrarice,
her patient Miss Virgie jackson.
having greatly improved. Miss
SsIlie's many friends are glad to
have her home again.
Mr.. Mack L. Branch made q
trip to Memphis, Tenn., to pur-
chase his Christmas novelties for
the Phoenix Drug Co., Ltd, and
will have q finely selected stock.
He had added school supplies
See the Anglo-Americsn circus
here Monday.
Mr.. j. H. Matthew'S, one of
WinnfieId's prominent attorneys,
left for Texas Monday, on legal
Want of space has crowded out
much Interesting matter this
week.
Yesterday afternoon q horse
belonging to Mr.. J. l.. Dark |
attacked Herman, the 6-year-old
Son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Gates,
biting him on the arm and leg |
and otherwise injuring him.
See w. q. Williams for q COM
plete line of shot guns. rifles.
pistols, cartridges, shot gun
etc. s27-st
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-10-04
BIGGER, BETTER AND
GRANDER THAN EVER

Featuring their troupe Of Performing Elephants,
Lion, Tigers. Zebras, Camels, Hyenas Leopards
and all kinds Of wild, ferocious. forest bred
animals, fresh from the jungles of
Asia and Africa
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-10-04

If you have house you want
to rent place it with Pace e. Hall,
the real estate men, WINFIELD.
La, phone 3S; Office IN new
bank building up stairs.
y q
Roberts moving picture show
is one that will interest anyone.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-10-19
Reversed Exponent
BY GEORGE HIBBARD.

AS II floating down through the still
ar from some S gray tower; the h9ur OF N
: was sounding from the cathedral ~
In,lne9 oI inc D c'ocE on Ine stars
put ALREADY on the SHort DeGemDer l,ne
ia! the darkness mao laI,eh' NlI III
PcoP,e staying III 'i'e Dig Tou,'lr d;tor
mouse were gathered III the naiL"her
inc inc nrG burned F'9t1u''y ON 'he neartI
me Oldest Sr'hd,daiShtcr sat peS'd
tne 'ca 'Hoie' ana ABOUT nc', on I'll t;eI,p
"l"'s o, tt"'r3' ." WINDOW itugesi d" Gents
even on inc moor, Ioltcrcd' urkeh an
r'v vn NC rest OF inc parry ., d.,
Out | nave lblu YOU 50 often, Sal' beSt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-10-19
ENTERPRISE
MACHINE WORKS
GEORGE McQUILKIN, Proprietor

Engines, Boilers, Shafting, Steam
Heating, Steam Pumps, Pullevs
and Gearing and General Machine
Work = - = - -
HIGH AND BRIDGE STREETS
Elkton, Maryland
Long Distance Telephone 81
July li-l VI
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WHO IS THE JOKER

TIIE Hon. Josh" Miles al
Hon. Isaac Strau>, seem
u the end men III the .
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-12

lei and 5. Percy Thompson. 70 secure Harry
Wardman. Sl7z5. monthly notes. per cent. lot
S. square a.
square s9-Jcseph A. Roth 20 James 4. Cahin and
Ernest I. schmidt % secure Hauy H. Packard.
Sl.Z54 tlTse years. Der cent, seniannually. lot
L8
PetWorth-John ". Points e Tx 20 John e. Wee
don and Simon Bube. 70 secure Charles H. GIad-
den. So ninety days peg cent. lot g.. block g.
Square IL4-Iohn Il. Chapman ct ux. % Tobias b.
Norton and Frederick Holton. % secure Edward
y Colbert. trustee $50, I've years, 8 Ter cent,
part Dos TO-
Square I1-4-Jsraes " Edelin, ct uz u same. 20 Sc
cure same. N.o0. I've years, per cent, part lot
TO-
PARK VieB-La Verna A. Pugh 70 Rignald X
Beall and J. Clarence Price, U secure Citizens
Savings Bank Inc.l. S2.50. three years per
cent. quarterly. iot s.. square 1895. same 70 b.
Francis Saul and Herbert 7. shannon, % secure
AIiddaugh q shannon lInc.i, $50. monthly Iay-
ments per cent, same property.
Homead Man0--W illism G.. Duran ct TX n Joseph
J. Darlington and Blair Lee. 90 secure Washing
ton City Orphan Asylum. 8 500. three years. ;
per cent, seEi-anuually part lot !. block IS.
Washington Redistribution H Van Week trus-
tee O. National Savings and Tulst COMPANY, %
secure Washington Heights Apartment House
Company, SO 20. three years. 81 Der cent.
semi-anuuaIly lot is. Widows Mite. AID part
l0i O. Washington Heights.
lie Droit park-John J. Co~tinett 81 to e
bridge F. Jordan and George Z. Linkins. % Sc
cure Merchants and Mechanics savings Bank.
800 three years, per cent. semi annually lot
&C. block H.
Dobbins' Addition-Eimer T. Jackson ct AK. 10
Frank I. Chaplin and Charles =. Muir % secure
Marion A Chaplin. S4553 three years, per cent.
semiauuually l0t u. square 6.
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Probate Court.

Estate Of Stephen Bates: win admitted 70 probate
and letters tesiamentary granted % Ella r. Bates
bond. $50. Attorney n. \. Richardson.
Estate q Samuel 4. Holabird. vii admitted to
probate and letters tetameHtay granted 20 National
savings and Trust Company. Attorney. " D.
Hoover
Estate Of Edward D. Morrill, vii admitted % pro
bate and letters testamentaTy granted 70 Charles ".
rl, bond. 500. Attorney. e. ~ Catlin.
Estate Of Joseph BildmaB; vii admitted 10 pro
bate and letters testameutary granted 20 Esther
R0seuthal and Lille SchlOsberg bond. $50. Attor-
ney Iulms l. Peyser.
Estate o. Eliza Harvey: viii admitted 10 probate
and letters testamentary granted 10 Hugh !. Har-
Tey and Charles Earl bond. S0. Attorneys. Hay
den johnson and I. J. Ryan.
Estate q Leila ". Reid letters Of administration
granted 10 Norman A Reid bond $50 Attorney,
Irving williamson.
Estate q Catherine Herbert; viii admitted 70 pro
bate and Letters testamentSry granted 90 Teresa Her
bert and Cecilia Herbert. bond $50. Attorney. L.
K. Hillard.
Estate Of Elizabeth Witthaft: VIII admitted %
probate and letters 1estamentsry granted % Fred
erics J. Miller and Annie :. Hermann. bond. s. 900.
Att1ruey. ]. T. Gun & Son.
Estate q Thomas +. WagEaman- letters Of admin
stTatiuu granted TO Christine NaEzaman; bond Sl9l-
Attorneys MILAN & smith
Estate Of Beverly E. Moodey. petition for probate
0f Biu filed Attorney. c. W. ClsEeJL
Estate Of Margaret n. lockwood VIII dated De
cember %. 1906 fled
Estate q Margaret J. Riley; petition Tor probate
Of VIII fled Attorney. ". A. McKeuney.
Estate Of John Morgan. VII dated March . 1876.
fled
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
Court of AppeaI..

Assignments for to-day;
Regular call-No. 1873 Adams Express Company
vs. Adams Appellants attorneys ". S. Thomas
and 5. T. Thomas sppellseE attorneys. A. B. Webb
and H. L. Franc
No. 1875 Moore vs.. Pyweli. Appellants attor-
neys Lecdie, Fulton Cox; appellee's attorneys
J. J, Darlington and c. G. James.
No. I67a Nic0la vs.. Galloway. Appellants attor-
neys Leckie. Fulton x Cox, J. A. Toomey, and K.
) Hume; appelees attorney, 5. 7. Thomas.
Nos. 1884. BaTstow Capital Traction Com
nny. Appellants attorneys. +. J. hogan and W
J. Lambert appellee's attorneys. Il. Ross Perm
Son and g. 7. Dunlop
No l6s6- Davis W. Davis Applicants attorneys.
NJ \. Richardson and J. A. Cobb: appeliees at
toTney H. H. Classic
No. lssS American Security and Trust Company
"a District Of Columbia. Appellants attorneys, A.
Il. Browne aad G.. T. Hamilton: appeees attor-
neys. L. Il. Thomas and f. h. stevens.
No. 1853. Union Trust Company vs.. District Of
Columbia. Appellants attorneys A. b. Browne
and q. +. Hamilton; appelees attorneys. T. f.
Thomas and +. II, Stephens.
No. 1872 District Of Columbia vs. Dufyee. Ap-
pollaut's attorneys, +. H. Thomas ard H. r. Blair
appciiee's attorneys, J. (. Cuttings and +. J. HO-
gan
No. 1886 HoWiE0n ". Mason. Appellants at
torneys. Hallam & Hallam appellee's attorneys. 4.
a. Jones Blair a Thorn. and II. r. Taggart
No. 1851 Brown vs.. District 81 Columbia. Ap-
peiiant's attorneys, T. 5. Douglas and L. H. David
appelees attorney, II. +. Blair.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-12
NEW YORK PAPERS WARNED.
Must Not Publish Objectionable De-
tails of Thayv Trial.

New York. Feb 1l.-United States Dis
trict Attorney StImson sent warning to
all New York newspapers to-day that
every publication which prints question
able matters concerning the Thaw case
viii be prosecuted under section $3.50 Of
the Federal Statutes.
District Attorney Stimson acted indie
peHdeutly Of President Roosevelt, and did
not know al the time that the latter had
ordered the Postmaster General. il pos
sible. 10 bar from the mails newspapers
containing Objectionable reports OF the
trial.
4 consider anything Objectionable. de-
fined the district attorney. in an inter
view experimenting his warning TO the
New York newspapers. which is Of
fensive 70 the average moral sense Of the
community.
Some Of the testimony given in con-
nection with the Thaw case Is undoubt-
edly included under the head, and I will
prosecute any newspaper publishing II"
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DEATH RECORD.

Frederick Conrad. 40 9th st. sg.. ST years
Michael J. Flynn, q y st. NV, 90 years
Carl Guiherz III Church ST. NV, g. years
Goldsborough 0Icknew. 80 Todd place, g years.
Frederick Gregory, as Temp Hall alley = years
Annie Tolsu 5 Myrtle s.. ne. 50 years.
Justicr Russell. . G 81. ne. 50 years.
Alice Weeien. 120 Union st. sw.. s. yeorS-
John Franklin Rixey. ISIS X 81. NV. s. years
Marshal BAH 32is st. NV. . years.
VIM. S0msrs. ST.. SIS ~ 81. sw., I5 years.
Johanna J. Barry, I24 r ST. NV. s. years.
Hugo Borbeck. 81 10Th ST. NV. s. years.
MAY V Aiken 73ii5 18th 81 -. Is years.
Nlsrgcrcte A. Stuart. Congress Heights, g years
Adelaide Gray. Geotn. Univ Hosp, p years
Charles X. Yancy. Govt. Hosp. Insane S years
David Thomss Cooper 90 fth 50. ne, s. years,
BENTON Lyons. Prov. Hosp. 2 years
Raymond OutWater. 1919 B ST. sw., = years.
Antonio Palma. 2il Brightwood ave. NV, years.
Catherine NJ. Williams 1875 Irving 81. nv, S yrs-
Eugene Glayin, 1908 6th 81. ne, 20 Gears
William Wall Geotn. Univ. Hosp, S years
CoL0RED.
Elizabeth Hall 12l5 Linden ST. ne. % years.
Daniel Phillips Govt. Hosp Insane. s. years.
VIM e. BENJAMIN Hanover So nv. 81 years
Richard Railey Wash Asyl- Hosp. 50 years
Lille Tyler. $40 ST. sw.. II years.
Elizabeth Poindexter l22 10Th s., g years
Percy W. Stokes 1879 llth ST. NV, I year
Sarah K. johnson. 80 ST. sw., IS years.
Elizabeth Barton 292l DuInbarton ave NV. q yrs.
Spencer Harvey. Freednens Hosp. 60 years.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Carl T. Duehring. q, and Margaret p. . Hairsr D.
Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin.
O Fountain Harris. IS. and Mamie Ladd 90 bCth
q Richmond. Va. Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin.
William Colbert p and Fannie k0etzneT, g.
Rev. ". J. H0uck.
SaI7a,or J. MARSHA. a. Riohaaond Va, and Mar
garct O'Neiu. l9. Philadelphia, Pa. Rev Thomas L.
Michigan.
Enocd Harry. 2. and Margaret E. West. %. Rev
2. j. O'Counell
Luis Felipe Corea. a. Nicaragua and India Bel
Fleming e. Rev. Teunis S Hamlin.
Morris Cohen. q and Sarah LeaOvitz. .. Rev.
Lewis P. Price. q Mineral. va and Mary W
Go1diu, 3. q Diascond, Va. Rev. John d. Ia
Mothe-
John ]. simon. "a and Rosa A. NIernsyer, q. both
Of Baltimore Nd. Rev. james d. Buhrer-
Earl H. Amos. . and Linda b. Redding. %
Rev. r. z. Williams.
stephen NJ STAFFORD. 2, and Matte C. Perie %
Rev. J. D. q Bricn.
Charles J. Hughes. q aud Katie C. Grey. q, both
Of Richmond, Va. Rev J. D. Mclaughlin
Guisepp ICl0t0 p. and GloyauiIua NaccarO, D
Rev. Nicolas Yascih.
Norman S. Piersou. q. and Nsttie V. Pearson Is
Alexandra, Va. Rev. D. C. Macleod.
George L. Clemens =, and Gertrude '. Hurdle
r. Rev William !. Carroll.
FREDERICK c. MeriIlat. Is. and Marion satoT. L.
Rev. Ignatius Fealy.
Phlfn Il. NeaIon. 81. and Margaret L. Lynch, 81
Of Manassas Va, Rev. =. !. Carley
Timothy Hanlon. .. and Hannah Bradley a
Rev William J. Carroll
James Y Collins g. and Frances l. Clements y
Rev Thomas 5 Hsriin-
william 3. Bowie a. and Charlotte Bowie, q.
both Of Indian Head. Nd Rev L. Hez Sven.
COLORED.
Walter johnson. o and Maud Sullivan, %. Rev.
Thomas 5. Harlin-
John II Stanton. a. and Mazella Smith Il Rev
Fred A. Seaton.
James " Davis. p. and Agnes Adams. n Rev.
Frank X Bischof.
James W. Thomas =, and Alice Hamilton, q
Rev. T p ORo1rke.
sam Han. p and Annie Dorsey, . Rev. ?. J.
Ritchic
james Kennedy. So ard Mary Jackson, 90 Rsv
J. A. Taylor
]. ". Scott.
samuel Bryant. So and Mile Jackson. 20. Rev.
Aquilla Saylts.
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Equity Court No. :
JUSTICE GOULD.

Bassett Bassett. complainant granted leave TO
withdraw certain exhibits Camplainaut's solicitors
y +. C0lladay and Leckie Fulton Cox: defend
ants solicitor. II r. Davis
kcpp v. Sclenck. construction II VIII decrped
Complainant solicitor C. ". Clagett; defendant s
solicitor. J. Enos Ray
Washington Tobacco Company vs.. smith; receiver
ordered 10 pay interest and taxes. Complainant s
solicitors, Wolf & Rosenberg defendants solicitor,
Z. I. Gies
Nicholson vs., Davidson: appearance II absent de-
PENDANT ordered Comp,ainant's solicitor. George r.
Linkins
sheczels rs Miller construction II codirii Il viii
decreed- Compartments solicitor r. Golden Don
alds0u
Farmers ard Mechanics National Bank vs. Small
e. al guardian ad Item. appointed Complainant
solicitors. r. " Soh0n and &. ". Clagett; defend
ants solicitors, Baker. sheehy & Hogan
johnson rs. Johnson; submitted Complsinants
solicitors, Hufy & Hufy; defendants solicitor, A.
C. Wells
Robinson rs Robinson: submitted Complainant
solicitors. F. r. Hers and ]. r. Fague: defend.
ants solicitor, j " Jennings
Cummins Va Doyle; Oh hearing Complainant s
solicitors. Merillat 4. Ambrose Schmidt and Lester
q Price; DEFENDANTS solicitor. B. T. DOYLE
Assignments for to-day:
No. 81. Crmmins e. al. IS Doyis e al. On
hearing. Attorneys. Mednat Ambrose. Lester.
Schmidt-Doyle
torneys Cragin. Thomas-CalYeTt Brandenburg
Blair. aud Tbom.
No. IA. Baldwin vs. Baldwin. Attorneys. Car.
rington-Laskey
No. T7s-McKssTer Is. Callahan. Attorneys. Brand
enburg-Obe5liu.
No Iso Alexander IS. Alexander Atte--,er.
Hemans & C0lIns-Peytou.
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real EsTArE TRANsFERs.

No. pr Eighth street uo-theast-Zana D. RozzeH TO
Napoleon J. Smith. lot 81 square 81. SO.
Petworth-Hary Wardman 70 Omar ]. Veley, lot
s.. SQUARE u. SO.
No. g sc street northvest-DanieI OBrien 20
Honoro O'Brien bali interest In western half
of lot q, square e25. SO.
street northwest. between Thirteenth and -Four
tenth stTeets-Jeremiah H. Donovan ct al. TO
Hannah 7. Donovan lot & square rs. SO.
Ne. 500 Twenty-second street Horthwest-Antonia
Arel TO Alice NJ Johnston lot c. square So
No 78l seventh street northeast-Carlos Kicker
loopT ct III. TO Joseph 4. Roth, lot l5S. square
Tveuty-sixth street northwest. between I and X
streets-Hattie Dutch to Matte r. Slater. part
lot :. square Is. ST.
Randle Highlands United States Realty Company
% Joseph 7. Bum lot 2. block TO- $40
No sos Fifteenth street s0Utheast-EdEard y. Col
bert ct W. to James y. Edelin,. part lot TO-
square 1914, SO
No 906 Fifteenth street southeast-same to John R.
Chapman. part lot 10 square 1874. SO.
No. 1855 North Carolina avenue northeast-George
B. Mcdonald TO George I. Berger, lot l0l
square 1881. SO
Park yiew-Niiddaugh & shannon. Inc. to la
Vcrna A. Pugh lot s.. square $685.. SO
no 627 ninth street Notwithstanding Tennille ct
sir William D.. to Singleton /. and Mary J.
Cooper lot 20 square 955. SO.
Holmesd ManoT-Jennie Love 10 William c. Du-
van. part lot J. block IS. SO
No Is Ninth street northeast-Harry Wsrinan ct
al. to William Wallace Price. lot ls. square 81
SO
The Highllnds-The Washington Heights Apartment
House Company TO William II. Van Week. trus-
tee lot I55, Widows Mite, and part lot g.
Washington Heights. so. William II. Van
Week trustee. conveys same property to Will
lam J. Dante. SO
Mount Vernon apartment house Ninth street and
New York avenue northvestl-W William J. Dante
70 Washington Heights Apartment House Com
panv lots g and +. square 3I3, SO
No 1918 Fourteenth street northwest THE franklin
Ben B. Bradford e. uN. 20 Washington Heights
Apartment House Company, lot 10. squsre 81
SO
Fourteenth and streets northwest tHote! Mon
tvose)-Same to same, original lot 10, square %
SO.
Northern Addition 70 Cleveland Park-Rena H.
Towson % Man f. McKim, part, So
Columbia Heizhts-Elzabetl ID. MCElWee et w. 10
Frank Cobun. lot q, block IS, SO,
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COAL COMPANY COMPLAINS.
Appears Before Commerce Commits
sion Against Il. & o. Railroad.

The Interstate Commerce Commission
yesterday gave a hearing on the com
plant Of the Peabody Coal Company OF
Ohio against the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. 1t is alleged by
the coal company that inadequate
transportation facilities were furnished
by the railroad: that on this account
ii had been compelled to cancel con-
tracts for the delivery Of its coal. and
that other coal companies in the same
vicinity. owned or operated by railroad
officials. were not so Disseminated
against
William job, president Of the coal
company. testified that his company
had been compelled to give up a con
tract with the Northwestern Coal Com
pany, which desired the delivery Of
40, 900 tons Of coal for its lake trade.
He claimed that the railroad promised
to furnish his company with sufficient
cars to carry out the provisions of
the contract. but that the promise was
not fulfilled.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square T2-MAry Louisa Alexander 10 National say
ings and Trust Company. 10 secure American Sc
carity and Trust Company. $1,000 two years 5
per cent. Semi-annuslly original lot !.
Petworth-Elizabeth A. Hilton Mary A. Haviland
aud Ambrose 3. Hilton, 70 p. Francis Saul and
s. Percy Thompson, to secure Walter f. Hilton
800 one year, per cent, seni-annually, lot g.
square "A.
Washington Heights-Samuel 6. ". Benjamin and
Fannie y. Benjamin. trustees. TO William J.
Flather and William H. Walker. 20 secure John
81. Jones, si&4 three years. per cent, semi
annually lot q block 3
Anacostia-SaTah A. Brady ct Tir, ArcinOus o.. 20
Washington Loan and Trust Company. 70 secure
Equitable Cooperative Building Association,
1900 lots 32 and 5o3
PetHorth-OmaT J. Yeley ct W. to Ernest Il. Dan
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SCORES DIVORCE LAWYERS.
{. II. Hemingway Declares Attorneys
Institute Suits to Get Fees.

c. B. Hemingway, $40 Fourth street
northeast, has again addressed the Com
missioners in relation to the bill to amend
the practice in suits for divorce and main
tenance in the District upon which they
recently made an unfavOTable report.
based upon the recommendation of Cor
poratiOn Counsel Z. II. Thomas
In answer to the statement of the cor
poration counsel that he does not believe
attorneys of the Washington bar bring
divorce suits for the purpose Of collect
ing fees, or unless there Is probable
cause, Mr.. Hemingway says I know Of
some that do and the internal evidence
proves il in many cases. The records
speak for themselves. The opportunity
exists, and while many members of the
bar would not stoop 10 such practice.
il would be strange indeed If some of
them would not do So
The Commissioners are requested to re-
consider their action on the bill Mr..
Hemingway's letter was referred to the
corporation counsel
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Criminal Court No. 1.

United States Va Frederick Smith, HOUSEKEEPING
and grand larceny; verdict guilty hrst count and
guilty Of petit larceny under second count. Attor
ney J. W. Nichol.
United States VS. Samuel Thomas assault to kill
and assault with dangerous weapons: verdict not
guilty fiTst count. guilty seCJnd count. At
torneys. Darlington q Darlington
United States vs. James Cauico, robbery; uolle
pres
Assignment for to-day.
United States vs.. BingeT Hermann.
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Equity Court No. /.

Cahih rs Cahill; payment from fund in registry
ordered. Compliments solicitor. (. ". Stetson
de!endauts solicitor W s. DuvaL
Robinson vs. STEPHENS. auditors report ratified
aud distribution ordered. Conplainants solicitor.
G. G. Tucker; defendants solicitors Z. H. Stephens,
A. u. Bell and ". J. Lambert
Central National Bank Hewett: auditors re-
purt ratified and distribution ordered. Complain
ant solicitors George Francis Williams and Brand
enburg q Brandenhurg
Lancaster v. Lancaster divorce a vim mat. grant
cd Complainants solicitor /. " King and Al
beTtus Brown defendants solicitors Hughes Gray.
Assignments for to-day.
No Us. Uuderdue vs.. Joyce. Attorueys. W J.
LambeTt-JohH ". Patterson. l. NJ King
No. ~. Pierce vs. Pierce. Attorneys, William T.
Ambr0se-James T. Toomey
No. L3 Reeves vs. Love Attorneys, Haliam <
Hailam-R Reginald Huid k0per.
No. Isl May vs. MAY Attorueys. King & Brown
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No. 8sI62 Joseph A McCaEhey administrator. Us
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company; damages.
Sl0o00 Plaintiffs attorney. G. Z. Roach
No. f9I63 Daniel T. DOnohoe Is. Maria A. Tur-
ner: Judgment q T. h Callan Justice Of the peace
tlr SIS 3 Plaintiff attorney. ". W. Edwards
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Criminal Court No.
IIrSTIcE RARNARn

United States vs. Dallas r. Bowman IT,. forgerv;
rcc1gnizance $50 taken with ". W Stewart surety.
Attorney. &. ". Drew.
Watson IS. Bod; Judgment for plaintiff Plain
tits attorney. T. 3. Dckey
Knott vs. Kelley; dismissed. Plaintiffs attorney.
Leo simmons; defendants attorney, T. A. Jones
Stewart vs.. jenkins ct al: dismissed Plaintiff S
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attorney, Leo Simmons; defendants attorney E. A
Jones.
Assignments for TO-DAY.
United states IS Josephine Thomas.
United states vs.. George Parker and Joseph An
deTsau.
United States vs.. Howard johnson.
United states vs. Frederick Bouneu