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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mount Pieasant-F1ora NJ. Schmidt et viz, Ernes.
l., 70 William 7. Rucker. LOT ass. a750
Thirteenth street southwest between B and c
streets-George =. Watts Ct ux. 70 John W
Watts part original lot 7. square 2es. ZOO.
street southeast. between Ninth and Tenth
streets-George J. Balson et 10 Samuel s.
Waters. lots %, H. and u. square Sf3 SO
G street southwest, between Third and Four-and-a
han streets-SalvadOr Warfeld et Tx TO Jean
netie b. StoddArt, part Original lot l. square
SD Sl6
Nos. lOM and lcos Sixth street northeas.-Bena c.
Stahl ct viz. James w. 10 Hugh A Kane
lots 10 and H. square S56. SO
Long Meadows-J. Clarence Price. assignee %
Clarcnos !. GesSford. lot "A. block IS SIS.
Ivy City-Susan L. Okie e al 10 Grace Okie lie
Feyre lots 70 s. block 2 S.
No 929 Q street noTthweSt-Charles G. Mott et ux
IN Frances Andrews Chapman. lot S. square
g. S6
No 1910 Calvert street northwest--CharIe A Cold
smith ct TO Ellen Goldsmith. lot IS. block }.
ClifbOurne so.
Barry Fam-Les;er B. Plat q al. trustees. "a
Charles V. Johnson. lot &C. section ;. $40
Alley between Third and FOur-and-a-hah streets.
Pennsylvsnia avenue and street northwest
Charles II. Holmead ct ux 20 Joseph F. Giles
pie. part lot 46 reservation 10. $40.
No sS street northwest-John Mcdonald et ux
TO Emma Jensen. lot s. square al. SO
Ninth street northeast. between I and streets
Henry A. Willard ct al. 10 james P. Byrne 10,
II. square s52. $500.
University Park-Helen l. Coolidge et viz. louis a.
TO Joseph ]. and Susan f. Kinyonn. lot 2.
block a. SO
Fourteenth street southeast between and G
streets-Percy w Pickford 70 Frederick c. and
Margaret Barber LOT "A, square 1859. SO.
No ~ Twelfth street southwesi-Esther Fox et Vir
Harris TO Lula !. Cyrrley lot Il. square 325 $40.
South KenilEorth-Bsrnard G. Brown 10 John w.
Perkins, lot se. square 5l57 SIS.
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Circuit Court No. 2.
JUsTICE ANDERSON.

skinner Company vs. Nleehsn: Judgment by de-
fault for si2is7. Plaintiffs attorney. II. Winship
wheatley
Wright vs. Crocker; verdict for plaintis for So,
and Judgment forthwith. Plaintiffs attorneys Nc
Nein & Mcneil: deferdant's attorney J. b. Archer.
II.
Allen vs.. Southern Express Company; continued
for the term. Plaintiffs attorneys Z. A. Jones and
q. c. shinn; defendants attorney George Z. Ham
iltOn.
Head vs.. Knapp; Judgment on verdict for plaintiff
fer 500 Plaintiffs attorney. II. Randall Webb ;
defendants attorney ]. F. Taylor.
Faunoe vs. Himehnght: on trial Plaintiffs at
torney. j. A. Adriaans; defendants attorney. J. W.
Latimer.
Atkinson vs. Henderson: Judgment on verdict .or
defendant Al Plaintiffs cost Plaintiffs atlorneys
PENDANTS attorneys Z. II. Thomas and +. S. Key
Smith.
Dale Shafer: Judgment on verdict for plaintiff
for $3.50. Plaintiffs attorney Z. s. Bailey; defend
ants attorneys. c. ]. T. Graf and Edwin Forrest
Assignments for to-day:
No. lG. Capital Construction Company Va HygL
enic Air Carpet Cleaning Company. Attorneys r
Ross Perry & Son-Ralston & Siddons-
No. iS6. Henkel Va Kaun. Attorneys n Stean
man-R. Ross Perry & Son
No. A2 9liller-Shoemaker Company ~ sturreon
Attorneys. l. r. ETerett-HAycen Johnson
No. - Mendel Mutual Reserve Life Insurzncs
Company. AttOrneyS S. v Hayden and H. l.
Kranc-Ralston & Siddons
Nc. l6. Sullivan Capital Traction Company
Attorneys, ]. W. Echols-R. Ross Perry a Son and
q. Thomas Dunlop
No "a. Wsring vs. cleDnenee. Attorneys. NJ. n
RchardsOn--Howard BOYD.
No. 1S- Blackman Va District of Columbia et al
Attorneys. Lester & Price-E II. Thomas T.
Myers and Z. II. BogIey
No. 10 Grant ". Mutual Reserve Life Insurance.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN PRICES.

Baltimore. Nov 4-FollovinE are the Official
prics for to-day:
WHEAT-S,ock in elevators sse - bush sales
Of cNrEoes on grade az q for special bin No
red. Ssiz for stocs No. Ted. sps for special bin
steamer No. ? red. Sla f0r stock steamer No 2
rrd. o. fCT special bin rejected 20 for stock ~
ieCted. and g for rejected 50 through the dTier
Contract. December. L0IN: sales. car spot. ssas
500 Deccmber. L0S. car No. red. track r
& o.. go; 700 spot s9A: car spot, ssA car
No nd spct. IS. cars No. . red Western spot
I0lls; 500 December lo2ls Settling prices Of
hciaily posted we're; No. 2 red Western L0ll- fo1
contTscf, spot, ssi4; No ) nd. SI1A: saeamer No.
T0d. 50 steamer No red Western. q, Western
SPOT. November. L02; Decenber. L04-s- Contrac;
closed frmer; SN0t. November. LOO: December.
L02l4; May. LO9z.
FJOUR-Winter extra. 3s5a4l5; do. clear 4Sla
s.45: do. straight. 4Oos475; do. patent. Ass505
spring clear 4Na475; do. straight. SZaS5o; do,
patent S60s1s5: City Mills best patent. 6-E: do,
high-gT Tatent. 545: do straight. SIS; So,
choio family. as. extra. 3Sz4O
CORN-Stock in elevators 81 ss5 busb. Tlack
yellOg corn. domestic delivery. az G. per bush.
Tor carlots prime on spot CONTRACT, year. s5h.
Sales. 500 bush January g car yellow track
s.; CARS fresh spot 6S settling prices: Nc. 2
white. Sc mixed. S.; Western SPOT, November
esH; year a.. January. 65'4: Februsry. 65E
OATs-Stock in elevators. y 2i9 bush: shipments
from elevators 5.S9 bush. White No. 3 heavy.
5Ss55as: do. No. 2 light 20 medium. 5ia5fii. DO.
No ;. heavy. 5ia541: No 5 medium. 55aa: do
No ;. light al4a52; do. No. 4. light 20 heavy.
0iEasl; mixed. Nc. ? Sa5si1; do. No. ; 52a52ss
do. No. l. 5la5iH
RYE-Stock in elevators. 80 SS5 bush shipments
from elevators. LoT bush. No. ? Western rye.
per bush. Sas3. No ? ne domestic per bush.
Sass.
HAY-No. ! timothy. large bales. 800: No. 8
timothy. ls00ais50. No ; timothy l6OoaI7.0O: No.
clover. mixed T5oals %; No. clover. mixed.
l60oal7.0; No. l clover l7.O0al7 60
MILL FEED-STring bran. 3o-Ib SACKS ? 5Oa
800. do. I0o-lh sacks 2s.ooa25o: Western uid-
dlings IN l00-lb. SACKS 3OoaS.00; CITY Mills mid
dlings IN lO0lb sacks &OOaSOo
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
DISTRICT COURTS.


Adjourned unt1 Wednesday. November c. 1917
Assignment for Wednesday. November g. 1867:
No. Garfield vs.. United States eK rel Colds
BY. ArtoTneys. W. 4. Hau-kappler & Merillat
Nos E and II. Garfield Ts. United States eK rel
Allison. Attorneys. W. r. Hau-Kspper & Meril-
lat
Regular call:
No. EA Dobbins vs. Thomas. Attorneys Leo
SmmOns-R g.. Donaldson.
Nos TJs and I760. King vs Curtin. Attorneys.
J. Altheus Johnsou-EuEsne A. Jones
No. 1862 District of Columbia Va Harlan &
Hollingsworth Company. Attorneys. +. II. Thomas
and II. p. Blair-J. II. HAYDEN
No. E66- Bryan Vs. Curtis. AttorneJs G. Z.
Hamilton-D. ". Baker.
No. ITS EastcrlinE vs HOrning Attorneys. WI
& BsrkSdale-TuCker & Kenyon.
Nos. HIo and l7T9. Consaul - Cummings At
tOrneyN T. c. D0naldson-Tucker < Kenyon.
No. Isl Russell Washington Post Com
pany. Attorneys. Wilson & Barksiale-C Chapln
Brown.
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The Gnyety-BurIesaue.

The Greater New York Stars IS the
attraction which opened 10 capacity
houses yesterday at the Gayety. This
company consists Of several good come
dians. many pretty girls. and much mu-
sic. In the first act. which is entitled
It Happened in MoOnland," Miss Burns
received applause for her song, Won't
You Be My Honey7" The second act
while not as good as the first. was
fairly amusing. The Buch Brothers were
the feature of the olio IN their bouncing
acrObatic sketch, ship Alloy" The Bob
White Quartet was good. while the
Wheelers made q hit with their juggling
act. The rest Of the oliO consisted OF
the Tyson Sisters. Howell and Emerson,
Charles II. Burke. Pat Tonhey and Com
pany, and NJ. E. Nlbbe and Marie Bor-
dOueX
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
Probate Court.

IISIltE GUILD.
Estate Of Edmund T. Mason; order for rule 70
show cause. Attorney W II Holloway
Estate q Mary NJ F. Flagler: win admitted 70
probate and letters tesamentary granted 20 Clement
A. 7. Fsgier; bond. 800. Attorneys. Mcneil
Estate Of Alien Watkins; win dated May 2.
1907 fled
Estate of Alice B. Goldsboroush: viii dated July
y ls1', fled with petition for probate Attorneys
Campbell CaITinstou and Irving Williamson
70. 1898 hled
Estate of Cassandia r Levis; will admitted 70
Itoaate and letters tesamentary granted % James
W blackburn. r.. and Mar +. wickliTe: bond
800 Attorney, J. W. Blackburn. IT,
Estate q Eds0n g. Daish: letters of adninistra-
tion granted 20 John B. Daish bond HOo0 At
torney. Jossph D. Sullivan.
Estate of Harry {. AIcger. letters OF admins
tration granted TO Thomas ]. Aueser bond. s. COO
Attorney. p X. Thomas.
Estate q Edward NJ p Harriss. letters Of ad
ministraticn granted 70 d. z. 7. p. Harris: bond
500 Attorney. p. X. Marshall
Estate of Prank p Burke; leave 10 pay interest
granted Attorney. Il. c. Stewart
Estate of Benedict Roth order 70 sell business
Attorney. J. A. Macisl
In re Sarah K Tracker; order appointing William
A. Mearnsgtn; bond. N.0o. Attorney. T. Percy
Myers
Estate of Thomas Watson, petition for letters ~
administration fled. Attorney r r. sterheps
Estate % Ferdinand Schroeder; petition sor letters
Of administration fled. Attorney r. II stephens.
Estate Of John A. Cairns, petition fer letters OF
administration fled. Attorney. +. II. stephens
Estate q William Kennedy; petition for letter.
q administration fled. AttorDeT +. II. STEPHENS
Estate q Louis Nelson petition for letters of ad-
ministration fled Attorney. F. X. stephens
Estate of Charles H. Adams: viii dated January
p 1900 filed
Estate Of sarah z. Jennings; viii dated October
g. 1901 fled
Estate o. Andrew Sleeson, PETITION for leave
% pay costs fled. Attorneys. McNamara & Huide-
koper.
Estate of Edwin F. Warner. win dated May q
1894. filed
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
The Lyceum-BurIrrnnr.

The High Jinks Burlesquerers in their
three-act farce, 'Roseland." are the at
traction at the New Lyceum this week.
The farce Is out Of the ordinary used by
travelling companies The olio contains
nothing startling in the entertaining line.
but ii is refreshing. Beatrice Harlow &
Company have the best offering in one
act sketch called The Star Of the Kero-
sene Circuit" West and Williams pre-
sented their antique travesty turn. Quinn
and Ross gave a dancing specially. and
All and Pieser introduced an acrobatic
turn with many falls. Emanuel Brigglio,
the great wrestler. is an added attraction.
and IS quite a feature.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
ECZEMA SKIN pEEP-NoT IN THE
BLOOD.
Skin Diseases Can Be Cured Only BY
Treating the Skin.

1t is useless TO try to cure skin disease
by pouring vile. poisonous drugs into the
stomach-this has been proved by years
OF study and experimenting by the
worlds greatest scientists and specialists
in cutaneous diseases.
When il was proved that skin disease
was in the skin only, and not in the
blood, attention was Immediately given
10 discover a remedy that would cure the
disease by external application. Years
were spent In study and experimenting
but finally Dr. Decatur D. Dennis q skin
specialist, of wide reputation, compound
ed remedy consisting OF purely vege-
table ingredients and as clean and pleas
ant 10 use as pure water. This instantly
gave relief and quickly cured the worst
cases OF skin disease. This remarka bile
remedy is called d. D. D. Prescription.
and the secret Of its success Is that it
gets at the seat Of the trouble. immedi-
ately killing the germs that cause the
disease, and leaves the skin soft and
clean, the disease completely cured.
II had eczema and tried go doctors for
Co months" writes F. r Tesar banker
and city collector of Hopkinson. Iowa.
They did me no good. / wrote for a
sample bottle OF d. ID. D., and started TO
use 1t. My face and mustache were All
full OF the disease. The sample did me
good. and wrote for a dollar bottle. and
now my face is smooth as a baby's. NV
head was full OF dandruff. and always
itched, my hair was coming out hut has
stopped now. This has all Disappeared
and / feel 20 years younger 1 would not
be afraid to guarantee D. d. d. to cure
eczema and dandruff in the worst stages
l would also advise that ell BARRIERS tell
their customers who have dandrtIff 10
send at once for dollar bottle OF ID d
d. and get cured"
liberal sample bottle can be had free
postpaid by writing the d. d. d. Co. li2
Michigan St. Chicago. Ill, inclosing only
lOc 70 help pay cost of packing and mail
ing. Or you can find this wonderful
remedy on sale by Henry Evans. 92z-1 r
street northwest. where you may also get
Tree booklets on treatment and care OF
the skin, dieting. and bathing.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
HECTOR FULLER.
NC NationnI-"The LIttIe am.

The NatiOnnI-"The Little Cherub."
A musical comedy, with good music and
genuine comedy. is at the National The
ater this week. Being of English extrac-
ton, however. The Little Cherub' has
a big start over its hybrid cousins. Owen
Hall has sent us over plenty of enter
tainment Of this class. and Ivan Caryll
has tickled our ears with catchy melodies
for decade at least. Mr. Halls lines for
The Little Cherub" are witty and mod
ern, and Mr.. Carylrs music up to his
high standard. Perhaps some parts of
The Little Cherub" are unsuited for
American ears-some of Mr.. Blakely's
foolery and Mr.. Vests fall on barren
soil. as il were-but in the main, the
show goes with a rush. and encores are
the rule. Among the biggest song hits
are Experience" II Should SO Love to
Be a Boy" THE Girl You Take Out to
Supper" and The Doggie in Our Yard. q"
The last named. a new song written by
Marie Doro, proved a fascinating trife
which scored an emphatic hit The pier
rot and Pierrette" song. with pretty cos
tunes and calcium accessories, placed an
old subject in a new phase. 1t was
daintily sung by Adele Rowland and the
chorus
No previous mention has been made
herein Of Hattie Williams, the star Of
The Little Cherub.' for two reasons
the first being that she is very little In
evidence until the play is well under
way, and. the second. that one has an
old-fashiOned preference for keeping the
best things for the last Miss Williams
insouciant personality is the gem for the
setting Of The Little Cherub." 1t is
hard to say Just what Is her chief claim
TO popularity. but the combination OF
youth. good looks. refinement, and dash
of that stacy quality cleverness, are hers.
She sings her songs with such verve
and insinuating distinctness that every
line tells. Possibly her aptitude lies in
the careful avoidance OF the same old
thing" that bugbear Of the musical COM
edy. To delight feminine hearts, and.
II we cared TO admit it. the masculine
also, Miss Williams appeared In a series
OF stunning gowns and hats
Just a word for M James Blakely. a
very funny comedian. who has remark
able success with his face. His grimaces
are wonderful TO behold but paradoxicai
as Il may seem, he is legitimately funny.
HIS comedy being derived from hiJ gift
OF expression. He is an example Of a
clever actor making m ,ch OF little ma
terial.
In the cast Henry V. Donnelly, VIII
West. Bertram Wallis. Mabel Hollins,
Winona Winter, and Adele Rowland dis
ported to excellent advantage
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square s43-Samuel S. Waters et ux-. 70 Henry n.
Bergman and Charles Schsfer. TO secure North
EN- Liberty German American Building Associa-
tion. No. 6. $500 lots 70 II. and y.
Fort SaratOGR Addition 70 BrOokland-F1ora K.
Knapp e Vir. John L., 10 WiuslOT Lewis and
Charles A. Hayes, 20 secure Florence Y. Lewis.
500. years per cent. semiannually. lot s..
block 81.
Dobbins Addition-RObert W. Fauelly TO George NJ
Emmersch and Douglass S Mackall 20 secure
Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Building
Association. $500 lot g. block l.. Same to
Ray F. Mddaugh and William r. shannon 10
secure Gertrude Il Farrelly. 800. years 5 per
cent, semi-annually. same property.
North Grounds Columbian University-AArOn Shul-
man ct W.. to Arthur A Birney and Henry r.
Woodland. 70 secure Ellen .. Foster, $500.
TO months per cent, LOT 2Z1. block A.
Square sl-Edward =. Oiney e ux.. 20 Milton F.
Allies and William J. Flather 10 secure John
NJ. Jones' 5000. ; years, 5 per cent. semi-an-
nnally. lot q.
North Grounds Columbian University-Mutual Loan
and Investment Association 10 VI. J. O'Reilly
and W. w. Poultney TO secure Emma r. Miller.
$685. months. Per cent. semiannually. LOT 1.
and part lot 5.
Barry Farm-Charles Y. johnson et ux, 70 Charles
+. CaywOOd and John p. Garrett. 10 secure
Lester y. Plstt and William D. Platt $50 20
s. months. per cent lot &C. section :.
Reservation l0-JoseDh ". Gillespie > J. c. Z.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD


Demonet Denouet: sale atihed and con
hrmed Compartments solicitors. Hamilton s. Col
bert. defendants solicitors. Arthur Peter. A. A
Hoehling and T. A. Jones.
Slattery vs.. LAggsn; reference 20 auditor. Com
plainauts solicitor Edmund Brady: defendant
solicitor A. Leftwich Sinclair
Agnew Hutchins; pro ccnfesso vacated Com
plainants solicitors. c. H. Craginduld and s. T.
Thomas; defendants solicitors BrandenhyIrg n
Brandenhurg
Cumberland - Zachary: auEued and submitted
CompainaDt's solicitor. W. W. Douglas defendant 3
solicitors, ?. A. Bowen. j., p. " Brown. and
G. W. Clagett.
Penhale Il al. TS CsVuzsys Mining Co. Il al
rrle 20 show cause rcturnable November s. Com
plainant's solicitor A. s. WCTthington.
No assignment for to-day
Assignments for tomorrow:
No. S. Loefler vs. Loef1er. Attorneys. Wolf &
Rosenburg-C. CarTington
No. IS. HOler va Hehin. Attorneys. Hayden
Wells, Wells & Hover.
No. CO. Brrligh vs. Breligh. Attorneys. Caring
ton-DaTidgr
No g. Baker " Christy Attorneys, MILAN &
Smith-RhOdes. Wilson * Barksdale
No. g.. Richard vs. Kozel ct al. Attorney. J. A
Burkart.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05

HOUSE IN TREETOP.

A farmer living I'm Wrentham.
. Mass. a small village near Proyi-
dence. r. l.. has built n house IN
I. the tops OF two adjoining pine
trees on his farm and will spend
: the winter there. The man is thir-
!. ty-fve years old and has been con
; sumptive for several years.
The house" is about nine-by-
six. with a door and two windows.
|. which viii be closed only to keep
: out snow and rain. Access Is had
I. by means OF a rope ladder which,
: Robinson Crusoe-like. will be drawn
. up each night.
Medicine is not OF much use 10
. cure consumption. Fresh air and
clean living are the essential
. forces TO combat the dread white
scourge. Every precaution should
be employed to prevent the germs
from settling on the lungs. and
coughs and colds should not be
neglected. To break up a cold
quickly and cure any cough that is
durable. mix a half ounce Virgin
OIL OF Pine with two ounces Of
glycerlne and a half pint Of good
whisky. Shake Well and take a
. teaspoonful every four hours Five
ounces of tiucture Cinchona COM
; pound can be used instead Of
whisky with the same effect.
This mixture will usually break
. UP a cold over night. Care should
. be exercised 10 use only the genu-
the Virgin Oil Of Pine. which is
prepared in the laboratories OF the
Leach Chemical Co. Cincinnati,
Ohio. and put up for dispensing.
. only IN half-Ounce walls. each Sc
; curely sealed in a round wooden
case. II is better 20 purchase the
. different ingredients separately and
. mix them at home.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
Academy-eThe BurgInr apd the I.nar y

Academy-""The Burglar and the Indy ,,
Those persons who were attracted 10
the New Academy TO see Mr.. James !
Corbett in THE Burglar and the LADY. i"
through curiosity to view at close range
the ex-champion OF the pugiIistic ring
VINO Is world famous. were unprepared to
see the best actor and the best play
which the management has presented this
season, but that this is so was made evi-
dent before the close OF the first act. Mr.
Corbett brings personal charm OF man
ner to his enactment Of the roll OF the
nero, which came dangerously near 10
making his auditors lose sight OF the
tact that he was portraying a house
breaker and burglar. who becomes a hero
only through the interest Of a good wom-
an and her high moral influence over
MN. The Burglar and the Lady is
comedy melodrama with thoroughly ef-
iectiYe and dramatic scenes. all Of which
are free from the cheap thrills and SEN
satonal climaxes which are so often used
with such glorious inconsistency by in
Vulnerable builders OF the popular melo-
dramatic productions OF to-day.
The story Of the play is a simple one.
OF the redemption OF an evil-doer through
the love Of pure woman. and the duel
Of wits between Ned Danvers." burglar
and ex-gentleman. and the famous Eng
lish detective, Sherlock Holmes" in the
effort to unravel a perplexing mystery.
The play Is cOnvincingly protrayed by
an exceptionally well-balanced cast. is
staged In a most careful manner, and IS
most decidedly the best play and the best
production in every way OF the entire
season
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05

NHILf dIoIIlE NLAbALtTH-
TAYLOR Chesapeake Beach Rails yay ComVany
sCCuTity for costs ordered. Compainauts solicitors
i. z. CLARK, r. Z. Ke~ch. n.. and A. s Worth
ington; Defendants solicitor Fulton Lewis
Tarbell Tarbell; time 20 take testimony i'm
tied Compartments solicitor Wilton ]. IAmbtrt
defendants solicitor. T. l. Jefords.
In lunacy of Mary +. Ellsworth: references %
auditor
Moore "a Poole; substitution Il trustee ordered.
Complainauts solicitors. J. A. Cobb and NJ. y.
Rchardson; defendants solicitor. H. ". Sohon.
Chapman Howard; restraining order DISCHARGED.
C0mplainants solicitor. ]. +. Padgett and Thomas
l.. Jones: defendants solicitor Joseph H. Stewart
Assignment for to-day: Preliminary call
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
Criminal Court No.
rTrgvrTnu n.nAs.un


JUSTICE BARNARD.
United States Joseph PaOlDcci murder: order
postpOning execution till Monday December g. 1897
between 10 q. and 2 p m Attorney. Thomas c
IAylor.
United States vs. Edward Fielding Alexander
McSOrley. and Arthur NJ. Newby robbery: plea not
guilty: iuy sworn. Attorneys. Archer * Smith and
J. Is. Mclaughlin.
Assignments for to-day:
No. % Shinn vs. Burn. Attorneys L. A. Jones
and G. G, Shinn-E L. Gies
No. S. MagTsth vs. GOegler. Attorney, C. W
Dau
No .. George Palmer Attorney d. W.
O'DOuOghue- Wilson.
No. 40 Nauck & Nauck vs.. Tbbs. Attorney,
Irving Williamson
No. a. Haven vs.. Sullivan. Attorneys, w. l.
Ford-Wolf Rosenberg
No. y Casey rs Ross. Attorneys. Robinson
WhiteBates Warren.
No. IS Benson Wrightsoa. Attorneys. j. D.
Sullivan-W. G. Gardner
No H. Hawkins Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company Attorneys. W. e. Gardiner and L. ~
HOpeTe,l-Berry & Minor
No. S 61 Street Company rs Mahoney. At
torneys Bradley & Bradley
No. 49, Johnson Royal Life Insurance Com
pany. Attorneys. +. B. Rhodes-McSeil & Nc
Nein
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
Bankruptcy Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABACGH
In re Henry ". Girard; leave 10 sue By trustee
granted
In re Leroy A. Poole nearing on discharge fixed
for November T.
In re II. S>graEek & Bro. adjudication and refer.
ence % William Hallam referee
In re Edward G. Rowzee: order 20 pay trustee 5
fee
In re Alfred Il. Burdine; order TO pay trustee
fec.
In re John Ridout: sale confirmed.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
Enuifr Snif

No Zifl George r Penhaie e al vs. Capuzsya
Mining Company e al for receiver Compainant's 5
solicitor. A. ). Northington
No Eii2 Man G. White vs. Mutual Guarantee
Building and Loan Association et al. accounting.
Compliments solicitors. McNeiu & Mcneil
Nc. Hi43. Horace X. Fulton "a Unknown heirs
q Henry Burtord ct al 10 quit title. Complain
ants solicitor. Philio Walker.
No. Ii44 Lewis X. Moore Vs. Florence Poole et
al: 20 substitute trustee Complansnts solicitors
J. A. Cobb and NJ. y Richardson
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05

There isn't a poor turn on the we'll
balanced bill at Chase's this week. Per
haps the most popular act-judglng by
the reception accorded it by the audience
yesterday-is that of Foster and Foster.
in their musical oddity, The Volunteer
Pianist" One plays the piano decidedly
we'll. while the other knows how TO use
a fine barytone voice to good advantage.
He of the pianoforte performed the diff
cult stunt Of playing a medley with his
hands incased in several pairs OF nit
tens. Next in favor was Hal Stevens
and company, in "Silas Lawson's
Dream" a contracted version Of RIP
Van Wrinkle" Mr. Stevens made char
acteristic Rip as Silas Lawson. and Isabel
Allen, as Elizabeth, hts wife. was very
good. The scenic investiture was beau
tiful Joseph Harris one-act racing
drama, the .'Futurity Winner" as pre-
sented by Kingsley Benedict and COM