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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-18

that merry Mississippian, Luther
Manship, the genius who can find time
right in the midst of closing cam
paign, to stop long enough to come
and be jolly and make merry with his
friends.
His entertainment was pleasing to
every one who was present and mat
ter of regret to those who were unfor-
tunate enough to miss it.
This afternoon the Boys Inter-Coun
ty 6Declamation Contest for gold
medal will take place as will that the
the girls.
At o'clock the litter County Ath-
letic Contests will take place at the
old ball park near the City Cemetery
and this event is expected to arouse
good deal of healthy. friendly rivalry.
Tonight there will be another or
chestral concert aided by Rita Rich
and another illustrated scientific lee
ture-which, everybody ought to see
as matter of education.
Tornorrows Program. 4
Tomorrow is Mississippi Day and
there will be number of prominent
speakers from over the State beside
local Eemosthenian scholars-and
these will address the crowds on many
subjects and among those subjects
will be one dear TO the heart of every
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-18

From one to o'clock. yesterday af-
ternoon the candidates for the various
county OFFICES held sway at the Chau-
tauqua tent and we're each, in turn,
introduced to the big crowd by Con
gressman Bowers, who was in his
element as Observation-Disclosures.
Each Of the candidates gave his rea-
sons for wishing to be elected and
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-18

The spider has the greatest appetite.
A gentleman fond ofescientifc expert
ments captured a spider and by means
of weighing 1t and then combining it in
q cage found that it ate four times its
weight for breakfast, nine times its
weight for dinner and thirteen times
its weight for supper.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-18
CON RESSMAN BOWERS
ADDRESSES CHAUTAUQUA

came the beautiful and wonderful exs
perinents and illustrated, scientific
lecture by Prof. J. Ernest Woodland,
which bears out the old but trite say
ing that 1T must be seen to be appre-
ciated.'
Mornlna Program.
AT 10 o'clock this morning the appre-
ciative crowd which gathered to hear
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-18

know q thing Or two about basket ball
and other forms of light athletics.
And these teams will disport them
seles on the athletic field this after
noon, at the old ball park, near the
City Cemetery, and it is said that it
will not be wonderful if they take
every one of the prizes.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-18

Often on the green leaves Of trees
you will notice little black spots which
do not seem to arise from any disease.
as the plant looks otherwise healthy
enough. As matter Of fact these are
caused by burning. The rays Of the
sun get focused by the drops of morn
ing dew.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-18
Daily News Busy Column
Make Your Wants KnotOn Here

Advertisements will be inserted un
der this head at one cent word.
Cash must accompany copy. Posi-
ton Wanted" ads will be printed
three times free Of charge.
LOST-Plain, wooden-handle umbrel-
la, with letter B cut on end Of
handle. Return to this office and re-
ceive reward. j13-tf
WANTED-A position as bookkeeper,
four years experience; am employed
at present but desire change; can
give best reference. Address K41,
care Daily News. j18-6t
WANTED-We want to employ at
once several young ladies'; perma-
nent work; experience not neces-
sary. Address SS, Daily News.
j1S-5t
FOR RENT--Five-room cottage, four
rooms furnished for housekeeping.
Bath and sewerage. Would like to
retain one room. Address Box 401
and give references.
WANTED-Perman ledger will pay
per month for pleasant room, with
bath, preferably in private home;
must be west side of New Orleans
and Northeastern tracks, within
short walk OF postoffice, be high and
| dry, and have sanitary closets; ref
erences furnished and rent paid in
advance. Address Permanent
care Daily News.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-18

If you want a position apply for It
through the columns of the Daily
News. We print your application
three times free
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-18

w ANTED-Party moving away win
sell neat, secondhand furniture
cheap Phone 542. j1S-2t
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-18

FOR RENT--Nice, cool front room for
one or two gentlemen; five minutes
walk of postoffice. Cali Home phone
GIG. j16-tf
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-18

and fob, either in Hotel
Hattlesburg or between there and
6O2 Second street; fob has IF. M.
u" engraved on one side. Return
to COZ Second street and receive lib
eral reward. j15-6t
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Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City.

BOUND.
, Ly Hatiesburg Al.
m an
pm. 500
NORTH BOUND
Lv Mobile Ar. Hattiesburg
7:S0 am
43O pm $50
North bound trains main line leave Beaumont 10 am 1880
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-18

ED-Bookkeepers, stenogra-
piers, bill clerks, shipping clerks,
yard, mill, woods. track. construc-
ton foremen; oil mill superintend-
ent, car builders, carpenters. cabinet
makers, millwrights, machinists. fric-
ton, stationary, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sawyers, filers, edgermen, blockset-
tiers, planning mill foremen. We are
always in need of competent men for
above and other positions. Write or
call, stating qualifications. Refer
ence required. Southern Employ
ment Company. Hattiesburg, Miss.
list
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-18

WANTED-A furnished room with
bath and board in private family by
young couple without children; must
be close to postoffice and reasonable
in price. Address, stating location
and price, OK "" care news. j17-tf
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
HOTEL PONCE DE IEON.

THE OSBORNE-PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS
Ayes Opens May 18th. Elevator. an c1rTr1iences
$50 day Hps S uy weekly. r. J. OSBORNE.
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Chicago.
WHEAT
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
rPhcss quoted are wholesale.


BUTTER-Receipts liberal; market steady. Cream
cry, fancy. 2rsa25; Western frsts 3l3a2i; seconds.
pan: process fancy glss22 dairy. choice. l7alS
good l6al7; store-packed fresh l5al6
CHEESE-New York State. factory, large n'2alj;
do. small. l5ai5ia sumner, large Halls; Western,
fancy new. choice. lifa5; do. fair TO good. H.
EGGS-Receipts liberal; market quiet. Near hy,
fresh Virginia. Il; West Virginia and Southwest
Virginia I6is: Tennessee, l6i7. North Carolina, Is.
LIVE POULTRY 90 Receipts moderate. market
steady Spring chickens, II to r.. lbs. 22a23 do.
II to IL his lss20: do, snail lsa2o; hens per h
a; ROSTERS. Z: ducks. large, 9al0; do small SAG;
geese, 6as turkeys, toms. Il; do. hens. a turkeys
thin salo; keats. T.
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts increasing; mar
ket light. Turkeys, hens, undraWn, per h. Halls:
do. average undrawu, Bali: do. thin per ID. 10:
old toms l2ai3; chickens large per b.. 20aZ; do,
spring 25a5Os hens choice l5sl6; roosters o. ducks.
large l2sl3: do, small Il geese Sail.
DRESSED MEATS-CCunty-cIred hams and ba-
con in good demand. Calves, full dressed, 500;
heads Of, s50s9G); hog dressed calves s50a900;
hams, country, sugarcired, Nal5.
VEGETABLES Potatoes North Carolina prime.
pr barrel 425ai5o; do. seconds. per barrel L5l,
Co., cuils. per barrel. 200; do, Florida Tsr bushel
soas5; Sweet potatoes, per barrel. 300a3 go yams.
per barrel 25a300; asparagus. per dozen, 201a3 %
cabbage. per crate, 3o0a325: celery. New York per
bunch. 51a50 do. Florida. per crate 20la275; ci-
ClmbeTs. Florida per basket 2Goa250, lettuce. home
grown, barrel, L0oal59 do, Florida per basket.
200a3o1; onions Ohio per barrel 225a25O string
beans green per basket. 350a4J0: t0matoes Florida.
fancy. per crate 300a3 .; beets bunch 3ai; peas.
basket i90aL25. Cantaloupes. pr crate. 200a29;
egg plant T@r crate. 2eCaZ7j.
GREEN FBUITS-Apples. Per barrel S0037.00i
oranges. California. 3JoaAT5 per box; grape fruit
501a6 co. pneapTles. per crate. 25oa4oo; strawbsr-
ries per box 5al2. peaches Florida. per crate l57a
500; lemons, per box, i01a5 % bananas, per bunch
60aID
SUNDRIES-BcesUay. UFr H.. o. taliGW. per 10,
n aiie; honey, white clover lib. new, Eali. 2-ib
nu. l9al2; ginseng. pr H.. 5ola559. Seneca. per
To-, 90 Golden Seal. 4oai5. pink I2al4; Mandrake.
2a3: snake root. g.
GRAIN Wheat choice 9Aae3i fair 70 good. sir'-.
ordinary 71a7s; re. e0ae5. corn, sheei, white sa
81 yellow. eZa6i. ear, 52la32i cats Western. white,
No 3 51a4. mixed 50a52.
HAY AND TRAW-Timothy. choice o ra1f %,
do No l. 2200a2250; do, No. o. EEa2Z65. mixed
hay I900s2l.e0, clover. z1o9. straw. rye bundle.
100: rye, machine thrash. 65016l5. wheat. 651
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed free If b1Ts.
per b. 0aS3; d.. mvazbed. free ri bHrs rer H.,
q do, bury, per 10. 25s3s; bides. green Ter 10.
g. do. dry. per b. l5al7; sheeIskins. green, each,
9oal01; do, dry, each, 5a75; calf skins green each
I55al 81.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
DAILY COURT RECORD
OFriday, June IA, 1927
Criminal Court No. 2.
JTSTTCE BARNARD.

socum IS. Citizens Loan aud Trust Company:
5udgment for plaintiff Plaintiffs attorneys Bruey
& Woodard defendants attorney, Howard Boyd.
Atkinson & Ballard IS. johnson: motion for now
trial oyerruled and Judgment verdict Plaintiff
attorney. C. ". Darr; defendants attorney, Cnndal
Mackev
Brandenburg ". District Of Columbia Judgment
quashing taxes and against District for Sl3g& and
1886 costs Plaintiffs attorneys, Brandenhurg
Brandenhurg, defendants attorney. =. II. Thomas
Westc0tt vs. Bonet; motion for ne" trial over
uiled and Judgment ON verdict. Plaintiff after
ueys Blair Thom: defendants attorney, A. A.
Hoehug II
Costello vs. Fosburg: motion fer new trial over
ruled and Judgment ON verdict. Plaintiffs att0r-
ney l.. J. Mathcr; defendants attorney j. b.
Archer
Washington Brewing Company vs.. Senay; mo
tion fer new trial ovcrruled and Judgment On YER
dict PLAINTIFFS attorneys. Bimev a Noodard,
dcfgndaut's attoiney. J. S. Easily smith
Posey Va Hall: motion fer new trial overruled
and Judgment ou verdict Plaintiffs attorney, W.
j. Lambert defendant attorney. j. p. Archer r.
United States vs. Minnie Dent; grand larceny;
sentence. pcnitentav for one Vr and one day.
Attorney +. b. Mclaughlin.
United States vs. James Chase; ubbar' sentence,
peuiteuiiary for three yar Attorney b. L.
Gaskins
United states vs. George Wstkinsi assault with
months Attorney. J. Med Darlington
United States vs Edward Smith; h0usetreakng;
sentence penitsutsry for three years Attorney, ].
W Nichol
United States IS. John II. johnson; depreciation
On private property: motion for new trial over
ruled. sentence wOrEhuuse for six months. Attor-
ueT. Thomas C. TAYLOR
United States rs, James Howard and Elmer Ward;
houssbrjaking and larceny plea not guilty. Att1r-
neyS Frsbe 4 Ncl,auus
United States S.. Elmer Ward. lsfceny from
United States; sentence, penitentiary for enc year
and one day
United states vs. Benjamin johnson, John Tay-
Tor. and Eggene Barnes, hOusehrsakine, sentence.
peuifentsry for two years each. Attwueys. Nich0l
& Foster.
United States IS Mary Tillman, grand larceny;
sentence suspended and personal recognizance taken.
Attorneys NiCh0i & Foster and }. A. o'Sha
Uuird States VS. Minnie Dent, gand larceny
ngIe pros
United States ys II. II. Harding; false pre-
lenses, Ten days allowed 20 demu Attorney ".
T. Amfr0Se
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by 4. o. Erown Co.
mfm5er7 e ,ls Nrr York Stock Exchange and the
Cs,ar. H.-rl q Trade. Nunsey Building.
HrH 1.E- Ir-a -i-Whcat and sunshine. oT
Wa.'t present --I prospective. was the weight on
ilE m.saa- tra=- Weather has been bright End
warmer ig f.s Northwest and the sound Of the
fsaif mas been coming from the Southwest. where
lat Malte's are relatively weaker than this Inc
Modern Miller rrlir.s cutting of wheat in Tennes-
5.e A.A "..f. and there have been claims that cut
-iN- .l. A'-n .' various points in Kansas az the
ltH- .-L. iH fact. there are reports q cutting
sai' Na5at ar fen points there to-day. All this
las '-tA a. -.7u offset for better continental
-i.lta- .-'ss an. further export inquiry ter
many At' '.-i ir reports aF market eNcifsd and
iisi o.' prospects iwraire5 hv a heavy twelve
lo'Is NT1 which a3 crops A local spsC1-
.-,.t is' HHs7- steadily to-day on b1igts hii-
o '[ ' nov HyeTS Local cash sales,
-'-' usl0., s.lt17ri sales o loads.
IhrTe Es t.H sufficient fmprcYement in the
Eta.-'L .0A .lil-- scattered rep0rts 0f improve
rtn's iH crop outlook 90 affect corn adversely. The
"'aAis-a = H..1f helped. Reports from Nebraska
Niit "a --a E.HI. also more good reports
scsii.'-4 ID WITH Che ba1. from other States There
vas U.'lt shipping business on the declines. an
- - a - '5 lze in the sample market
Scaboard. 8 loads '''-'S
oAs 4sla,5a sms strength. particularly for
Jnt ta.is' .it sold 1f with the other raif,s Ma
sii~ q 'I." f7n.ris sood. Some little indication
q ''' s-s 15 p. ln shipping trade. Total business
~. i.IS june lt-WHEAT- Weaker. big trade.
70. Northern Buluth 70 arr,,s g. o,'- I'.ir
/. O. o., N2. j Manitoba g. E o. b.. Ne. North.
en- NanLsn1. to arrive a-ls. + "a + vo rs8
+ E. b; W. No. band. f. O. b.. 9as.: Ne mac5.
rom 3 80 + e. b.. No macagori. s5iz Exporters
Atook s. ioads. 10 arrive. chiefly Manitoba
.ia-, ial. demand No . elevator. 6ll.;
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Circuit Court No. 2.


United States OK rsL Nevermh Motor Company
rs Comm ucr z Patents; order substituting ID
ward D. Moore. Commission. as ulr'E defendant.
Capital lautsuCrIlu Company rs Hygiene AR
COMPRISING Company. undertaking o. deposit Of
go as security for Gusts ordered nleJ within zen
DAYS Plaintiffs a-tura1s z. Ross Prry d Son
defendants attorneys. Bals'71 & SidlrHs.
Wies H1rEsr & Camp O.. IS Riley. motion for
new trial oyrruled and Judgment 0U verdict f.r
plaintiff trT S5lG Plaintiffs attUwFy q. ~
Brady. defendant attorneys. Douglas & bouElas-
kaufman Company vs Mst7e- % al; demurrer
20 plea withdraw. with leave t1 amend declaration
On ten dsls Plaintiffs attorney. j. l. Feyser. de
ferdarts attorney. Leon TCburrr
Cover vs. Southern Railway Company, rrmlttitur 7'
g 80 rd.rfd. r7mif'ur filed. motion fer new trial
ovsuued and Judgment uu verdict for plaintiff i1T
s. 900 rla.ntif7 attorneys padre.t & Forrest. de-
PENDANTS 8ttoueys Hamilton. colbert. lcrks5 d
Hamilton
United States OK rel, Cox vs Secretary ~ iha L.
te.ial, demurrer oyeTuied and petition dismissed.
with costs. Petitioners solicitors HcuIcE Pcnfs'I
rcndclf
Wavics vs. Glenuaa; motion % strike ont dec
lsrfi1u 0TrwUirf and leave f1 drmW H plead iu
ten days Plaintiff attorney. Joseph A. Bu-Ear
ds'rEdlH,s artuU5gs T. I. Giss aHi g. A. White
Norris U.s. Notes, motion frr now trial fled Plain
riAs attorney. f.. F. Caru7i and Eugene A. Jones
defendants attorney Leon Tdhr.uar
Heron vs. OTmsar, motion ts require plaintiff 90
make der7-it for costs e-rrruI-5. Plaintiff artrr-
ney q. r. Emis: defendant attorney q. T. Omzbv.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. I.
GuIEF TTCVTFE gTARAI-EU

Weaver vs. Homiller trustee. authorized TO pay
certain money to guardian ad ltem Complainani's
solicitors. r. a. Ford and H. A. Hanes.
Dewhirst Us. Emmerich; substitution of trustee
ordered. Complainant solicitor Julius A. Maedel.
Faunce Us. Himclrght rule as 10 receiver re-
mmable June @ Compliments solicitor ]. Ii.
Adriaans
Smith Horton, leave 10 file amended answer
granted. Compainan;s solicitor, Charles Poe; de-
PENDANTS solicitor. Fred BeaI
BardoG BardoT alimouy peudcnte lite granted
and cause ordered on calendar. Complainsnts 50
citor, W. C. prertiss defendants solicitor, ". ID.
Campbell and A. Birney
Krtssin vs. Bressiu; time 10 take testimony lin
tied. Complanant's solicitor Campbell Darlington;
dCfeudauts solicitor, S. d. Truitt
Fowler rs. Fowler; leave 20 take additional proof
granted. Compliments solicitor Edwin Forrest
defendants solicitor. 3. T. Leighton.
Berdheim vs. Pichord; time to take testimony
limited C@nplainants solicitor Edwin Forrest ;
defendants solicitors. Maddox & Galley.
Langley IS Langley; cause rereferred 10 examiner,
Compainants solicitor. Wilton J. Lambert; de
PENDANTS solicitor Stuart Mcnamara.
NcEueu vs.. McEuen alimouysI,ndente lite or
dered paid Ccmplainants solicitor c. ". Fits;
defendants solicitors. L. z. Harlow and T. S.
Lusby
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THELoRAINE.

Ocean front Between Two TieTe Fresh ald s-a
water baths. running water. orc Special grlrg
tat-s auto meets trains. CHARLES r. NAGSEH
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HOTEL GIFNsInE.

Atlantic City finest and most popular hotel at
moderate rates. Kentucky ave near beach so up
rseslg Cap 20 r0 Eq Booklet. A. j.. EhHUL5t.
ErZ1-3lf 4. fn So
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Trust Company. to secure H. R. Dulany. T. J.
Stellwagen W J. FlstheF and J. W. Brawner.
receivers. S3f52o l. 2. and 3 years. per cent.
semi-annually. lots g. So. and g. block IS.
ChichesteT-Iames ". syle et uN 70 Tracy l.
Jeffords and Charles W Fits. 20 secure Laura
II. GuOriHm. Sl&D. monthly notes. o. per
cent. lots 81 and s. block l.
Meridian Hill-Noel ". Barksdale et 70 VII
liam A. Hill ard Andrew Wilson % secure
William c Borden 81 900 June g. 1897 June Is.
1903, June l5 1899 June IS, 1890. and February
Is. 1910 per cent semi annually lot g, block j.
Sqtare &5-Alinnie A. Herbert et Yir. Joseph A..
20 John G. Meed0n and George w. White, 10
secure B. h Bennett. $780, 5 years. per cent,
semianHually lot 81. Same 10 same to secure
same Ike debt LOT s. Same % John G.
Weldon and Henry X. simpson. 10 secure Ma
sonic Mutual Relief Association 35@. years
3 Dfr cent semi annually. lot ST.
Square el7-Margaret Connell 10 Gerald VI. John
son and WI.iam Il johnson. 70 secure Anna
NJ. Shaw, $50. February T. 1903. 5 per cent.
semi annually let g.
Washington Heights-Hauiet Richardson 90 Ed
ward J. Stewagen and George T. Fleming, 10
secure Edward L. Hllyer sl50Go 8 years. 5 per
cent. semi annually lot 10 block 3 lot q.
block g. lot g. block s. and Dot a. block :.
Mount Pleasant William 5. Newell II uX 10 Ma
tionai Savings and Trust Company. 70 secure
American security and Trust COMPANY H09)
8 years. leT cent. semi annually. 0t 49,
PARK Niow-NiiidaGgh s shannon Inc. 10 Wharton
T. Lester and Michael J Colbert % secure Va
ti1na. Permanent Building Association $3.50
lots So % % square 1914
square i29i-EdHsTd r. Eynon. ir- e. NIX. 10 S7u-
mel A. DuIU and Thomas II. pickfoTd. % secure
Louie p woodward $500. one year. per cent
semi-anuusy, lots q TO g.
Eckington-Samuel ". Piekford 81 AK 20 John T.
Arms and Samuel 4. DuUv. 10 secure Lee
Brown. s30lo years per cent. semi annually
lots l.. IS. and ls block {.
Square 756-Helen ". Mah0ruey q viz. Eugene p
% John :. Arms and Samuel A. Drury, % Sc
c1re Lee Brown. 1900 3 years, Ter cent. semi
annually, lot ILL., same 90 Thomas II. and sam
mel ". Pickf0Id. % secure Percy ". Picsi7rf
$50 ] 20 % months. S Uer cent. same property.
Square l222-Ioanua N. Mcintyre et Fir Andrew j..
% David Moore and Emanuel Speich 10 secure
Angsliae Dnnkhouse. $500 8 years p.r cent
semi-annusllv. lot e.
square E5-Warner Hurley e. uy, 20 Washington
Loan and Trust COMPANY % sscure Equitable
Cooperative Building Association. 500. lot g.
hosciuszko Pace-FIederick s. Crismond q to
same. 20 secure same, Sl,5o2, lots p and i3
block 3.
Square 5g-Nax pcrssin ~ AK 70 FLOYD L Davis
and Israel n. rcrskn, TO secure Edward f.
Grmsisv, 81 80 ! 70 s. months. rer cent. semi
annually. l0t 81
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

[ street northwest. between Thirteenth and Four
teCr-a streets Ilkl7v apartment hr=eI-Jahn z.
PrL a. ux. % William g. Kinsnau. 10 ls3
square E1 SO
Columbia Heights William W. Riley ct uy 70
William =. AtN1u and Fannie Mcneil Atweu
part Dot g. block 2s $40
No. . % street rertheast-Jacrb L. Fschtir 20
William e Fechtig. lot "a square $50. So
G. street northeast between Eleventh and Twelfth
s-rccts-Ha1nah T. Donovan 70 William b.
Wbcatley. part original lot l. square 9s1 so.
Addition % Anacostia-Henrv A, Grisw0d 20 uy
to Frances V Davenport part lots l1 and
Waggamau & Bidut's Addition Henry r Du-
lauv % al. receivers. 90 Spencer 3. prentiss,
1o's g. g, ca. block i6, S5.I29.
Twelfth street southeast between p and streets
Robert ]. T.. Krsitcr 10 Fannie N. Hreiter,
lot i3 square 992 $40.
Addition 70 Belar Hsights-Jsmes G. Hooe Ct ux
70 James y. Wbslrev lct 2. hl~ck s. $50.
Inzlesiie- Hobart Z Rerriau 90 Harriet z. Ber-
rilu Dot i6 bloch e. So
South Broosland- William Z. Berlin ot uz. 10 Ed
ward r. Barem7n, lots ! and p square ;ol5. $40
Ho'mead Naror-Iohn H. Lloyd e. Tx. 10 James W.
Harper. l1t lb, square 2sN So
Meridian Hnl-Willam c. Borden e TAX. % Noel
W. Barksdalc lot Sc. BLOCK H. So
North Columbia HciEhts-Blanche T. Johnston to
Fulton r. Gordon. lot %, square 4. $40.
First Addition 20 Washington Observation-Disclosures
". latlT 70 samuel II. lraIDs. 4.t IL, square
$685. and Dot 50, square 6l2a So
L street northwest between Fifteenth and six
;eenth strcets-Re1Gcld Proctor ct VA 20 vii
hclmna T. g. BatchfCrd Iart lots Il and T.
square l9s and Part lots ? and 3. square 49, SO
X street northwest. between Fourteenth and Tif
teau-h -Nilhamius Z. e. RlatrlfCrj 20
Erdfeld Proctor part l0l 6s and part original
jet II. square 2s, $40
Park Yi-w-Iam6s /. Davenport GO UE. u NIid1augh
& Shannon. Inc, part lots s. TO g. square
S1ti SIC.
VI street northwest between Thrtyfourh and Thir
tyEfth s,rcets-E Emma Ncrahl % Louise H.
Woodward. lots q TO o. square 1904, $40 Lorie
j. Woodward conveys same property 70 Edward
y. EWn, jr., SO
Stny Hill Conclusion and Bayleys PuIchasa-
Thomas II. Pickfcrl ct ux. to Maurice PUN
phreg. TT a, SO
lexington William T. Baker q uy. 20 Samuel "
Picsforl. lots II. Is and l2 block g. Slo
street southeast between First and Second streets
Thomas II. Pickford ct ux TO Helen w. Ma
honey. lot III. square I36 SO
KozCius,ko Place joseph Wahler ct uX 70 Fred
crick $. Crianoud lots u and l3. block ;. So
No. Illj 3 street uorlhwest-JoseIhiue Hemenway
20 Warner Hurley iCt 52. square 70. SO
10. el Third street southwest Edward F. Grlmsley
et uN 90 Max perszin. ot So square j2. SO.
Ne. ls5 Thirtieth street nCrtbSgst-Jeseph A.
Roth to Barlara Daiker, lot 81, square l23, SlO
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
Equity Court No. 2.
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McNelly Us. McNeliy; divorce a vim mat granted.
Complainant's solicitors Lyon & Lyoni defendants
solicitor C. G. HaCkstt
H0bson vs. Hobs0n; divorce vim mat granted
ComplaiuaGts solicitor W. B. Reilly; defendant S
solicitor. Geo. T. Havell.
Palmer VS.. Palmer; rrO confcsso. against certain
defendants ordered. Compartments solicitors. Evans
Benson & Poultuey; defendants solicitor John
Ridgut and !. b. Linton
Ballenger vs.. Ballenger; nIlc 10 show cause re-
turuable June p, Complainauts solicitor J. H.
Adriaans
CahiH vs. Cahiu Electric Tglewritsr Company
and Cahii vs. La1Gtyi receivers authorized 10
make certain payments Complainant solicitors
Tucker q KENYON; defendants solicitor. Il. l.
Davis
dig vs. Allen, order substituting r. r. Moore As
defendant Complaiusuts solicitors Warield d
Duel; defendants solicitors, Fairfax Bsyari ,nd w.
s. RUckmsr
In re William J. L0gle; reference % sGdtgr
In re lunaCs ri Emily NHrd0Ck; committees aC
count approved and discharge ordered
Plain rs, Washington L0au and Trust Company,
argued and submitted Plaintiff sttomgrs. Carlisle
n johnson. defendants attorneys J. B. L8mer. }.
J. Darlington, aud A. S. WarthiDgtgn.