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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Reservoir NieE-Chzrles A. Davis e. Tx 70 James
F. Hood and Fiuaan r. Homer. % ssclre Ne
Lachlen Real Es'aJe and Loan COMPANY, s. 30.
and years. per cent substantially, lot .,
block J.
Square 9g-Archie Nickerson e. lx. 70 joseph Kane
and William F. Kelly % secure Alice p Lock
wood so, TfaT Der cant. seIli-znuuzlly. part
Square 77-Annie T. Brown 10 George F. Haue and
Daniel ". O'Donoghue. 20 secure Henry A.
Hahn. trustee. s so and Louisa Woener, 81 60
years per cant, semi-annually. part original
lot T.
Moore & Bsrbour's Second Addiiion-Edwsri J.
Hannah et Tx. 70 Henry ". s0h0n and George
Z. Sullivan, - secure Ignatius J. Costigan.
slco ! year. per cent seHi-anRaally. l0t D..
block 5. Same TO same, 70 secure sans. like
debt, LOT g, block 3.
Pleasant Plains-sams to same. 70 secure Ignatius
J. Costigsn, SEQ. year. Per cent ssEni-annu
ally lots q % s.
Square los3-Enest H. Bradley and John T. Brad
ley, trustees, TO Charles F. BENJAMIN aud Roger
7. Mitchell. 10 secure Perpetual Building Asso-
citation $50 Let s..
Columbia Heights-Floreuce W. Frances. and Lud-
Wlks 5, Wiser 70 same, % secure same, 20.
lot 49. square $50.
Square EZS-Alberr z. Burche e. uX. % Walter H
Acker and Jesse l. Heisksl. 20 secure William
J. Rsiuecke, NOo0 3 years, PEI cent, SEMI
annually, lot r
Fourteenth street Heights-Oaud Livingston ct TX
70 William H. Saunders and Heber L Thornton
oeut, semi-snnually. lots IS and Is. square ISIS
Same 70 Marvin D Miller and William II.
Saunders. 70 secure Gilbert c. Splitter, S13.43 /
70 months per cent, same property.
Square Ss0-JOIiss c. Oulahan 70 Henry II. Berg
mann and George n. EznmeTieh. 20 secure Met
ropolitan Building Association. No. s. 1850. part
Let S.
square g2S-WiIlism H. SorTeI It III. 10 Henry H.
Bergmann and George n. EznmeTich, 10 secure
Metropolis Building Association. Ne. s. A,5Ws
lot 40
Square l097-Martha Schwarzenback to same, 70 Sc
same, $50, part original Let Is.
sauls Addition-Thomas H. Coates ct ux. 70 B.
Francis Saul and Walter +, Hilton, 70 secure
Howard p Wilson, $500 years, S per cent.
seFni-annually. lot g. square E09. same 70 g.
Francis Saul and Ernest II. Daniel. 70 secure
Harry Warisnan. g monthly payments. Per
cent, same property.
Square 367-John II. r Wright et and B.
Frank Wright ct Tx % Albert F. Fox and
Edmund K Fox 70 secure Frederick R. Walker.
S483 / and years. PER cent. semi-an-
nualy, lots IS and 81.
Square l25-Allan E Walker et ux- 70 Watson f.
CLARK and Leonard I. Nicholson. j.. TO secure
John C. Schroeder. 500. 8 yesB. 5 per CENT
seSnisnnually, lot q
Square 7s-Marsaret Duerst to Joseph J. Darlington
and Peter Taylor, 10 secure Samuel knoz. $50.
year. per cent. quarterly, lot =.
Square l0l7-James 4. CLARK ct ux. 20 EdEard "
Whiteside and Harvey T. Winfield, 70 ssclFs
Home Building Association, SEQ. lot z
Square ioi3-Beniamin F. Brewer &C TX. 70 sane
to secure same. 500 lot H.
Square l55-AiaTiou G. Edison ct viz. joseph R.. 70
Albert A. Wilson and John r. LaEEer, TO Sc
cure Washington Loan and Trust Company
SS.eoo years, per cent, seniannually, lot Ia
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BALTIMORE READY TO VOTE
Last Days of Campaign Unusually
Quiet.
Municipal Officers OF Monumental
City 10 be Chosen First Tues
day in May.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Baltimore, April 27--Just one week now
remains for real work before the munich
pal election on May Z. and in that re-
manning week the political workers in
both parties expect to put in some big
ticks In fact the workers on both sides
have done very little up 20 the present,
but have been saving all their energies
for this last week and election day itself.
The present campaign, for quietness and
lack of hurrah features, has been almost
without precedent in the history OF poll
ties in Baltimore There was far more
apparent Interest in the recent primaries,
for two or three weeks preceding which
a dozen meetings were held every night,
10 the accompaniment OF bands, fireworks,
and enthusiasm. Since the primaries
however. things have settled down very
much, and, while there have been meet
.ngs, and some of them big ones. too the
''hurrah'' business of the primaries has
been lacking.
This unusual political quietness, how
ever, indicates no real lack Of interest
among the voters. They are watching
the course OF events, reading and pom
dering. In fact, the voters are very well
satisfied The campaign has been one de-
voted 10 businessIike discussions Of the
business problems OF such a big munich
pality as Baltimore, and the voters are
deciding the questions for themselves in
a businesslike way When there is too
much ''hurrah" business. fireworks per
sonalities. mud-slinging, and the like. the
voters attention is diverted from the
main issues. There has been nothing dur
ing the present campaign TO divert their
minds
Republicans seem to be counting for
possible success on a certain amount OF
apathy on the Democratic side, as the
result Of overconhdence, and their efforts
viii be bent, therefore, 20 getting every
single Republican in the city 10 the polls
on election day In the hope Of outnumber-
ing the Democrats. Among the Demo
cratic workers there is undoubtedly fear
that overconhdence will lead many friends
of the Democratic candidates to neglect
the duty Of voting. and it viii be mainly
TO prevent this that their efforts viii be
directed. The aim of both sides, there
fore. viii be the same. TO get every vote
70 the polls on election day.
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Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

CoFer vs.. Southern Railway Company motion for
new trial fled Plaintiffs attorneys, Psdgett &
Forrest. defendants attorneys. Hamilton Colbert d
Hamilton
Lyon vs. Bursey bill Of exceptions submitted.
Plaintiffs attorney John Ridouti DEFENDANTS sttoz-
ney. William Henry White.
Assignment for Monday April e 1907:
Nos. SIS and 40 Polling vs.. Capital Traction
Company. Attorneys. Il. h. Glassie-R Ross PeTU
& Son.
No as Nokes vs. Chase. Attorneys, L. J. Ma
ther-W. J. Lambert.
No. as KnickeTbocker Ice Company IS. Willis.
Attorneys. J. J. Darlington-Carlisle & Johnson
Nc 45e Merillat vs. Brennan Construction Com
pany Attorneys. Aferillat & Ambrose ]. Darling
ton Hamilton Colbert q Hamilton.
No 5ls Carnodv Construction Company vs., stan
nard Attorneys. T. II. Reconsideration. ColbsTt
s Hamilton
No. 2 Oliver vs. Philadelphia Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company. Attorneys A. 5.
Worthingtau-A Mckinney 4 Flanner.
No IS. Dawson vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company Attorneys Alex. Kilguur. Cuttings &
Csamharlin- Hamilton, Colbert & Hamilton
No. S. Ransom vs.. Capital Traction Company.
Attorners. F. W Hackett-R. Ross Perry Son
80 4l6. Barnes vs.. Slater. Attorneys, Turner &
Nitchell-CeoFge T. Williams.
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Circuit Court No. 1.

JUSTICE NhAGh4-
ssgartzeu Rhsom & Hensey Co. Va Lamb udg-
u.aut On verdict Plaintiff attorney Nelson VII
sen. defendants attorney. John Rl6out
Elliott Sc New Y0Ek Continental jewell Flltfa-
tian Company; judgment verdict Plaintiff at
toIneys. Tuckcr q kenyon F. d. Baokistone. and
r s Huidskoper: defendants aItorney. J. D. Hay
den.
Assignments fer Monday, April 3. 1907;
No $50 Walters Washington Railway sad
Electric Cos..tz=1. Attorneys. Lecke, Fulton &
Co1-C A. Douglas
10. All Ward IS varneu. Attorneys Brown &
Eagnsst-W. +. 8lattingy-
No ST. Holiday S. Potomac Electric f0seT
Comuany. Attorneys. T. a. Jones and George l.
shipr-J, J. Darlington and a. S. Worthingtoa,
No. 57s Priee rs. Jones. Attorneys, A A LIPS
comb and " NJ EIlison-1lilan & smith and D
". Baker
No. SIS Marshall rs. Mercer. Attorneys. ". B.
Matthews. jr-Fred B. Rhodes
Nc. 51 EFerutt IS Harvey. Attorneys, J. ;.
Easby- Smith. z MRttingiy.
No sci Never vs. Mcdonald. Attorneys, John
Ridout-Hamilt0B, Colbert q Hamilton and Edmund
Brady.
No a8 Diekhaut Washington and Potomac
Steamboat Company. Attorneys. ". II. White
RaIstan 4 siddons-
No col Lewis vs. Martin. Attorneys, j. ". rat
tsrson-J J. DarlingIon and ". c. sullivan.
No as Squires vs. Linkins- Attorneys. Bar
nara & Johusou-Ge0Fge h LiHkins and Charles
I5nkiuz
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UNwRITTEN LAW DENOUNCED.
Judge AeauIts Prisoner. but sc0res
Counsel for ResortinR to Plea.

Charlotte. n. c.. April 27.-The ''un-
written law" came IN for a severe seor-
ing at the hands OF Judge G. W. Ward
in the Criminal Court to-day, when
that defense was offered In the trial Of
J. T. E. Kimball for the killing OF
James stinson, after the latter had at
tempted to assault Kimballs wife, On
the ground that Kimball had a right
20 follow stinson TO arrest him. and
which justified him In using all neees-
sary force to protect himself from
Stinson's attack. the Judge ordered the
jury to acquit Kimbali.
Judge Ward. in charging the jury 70
bring IN the verdict of aequittal, de-
elaFed that the "unwritten law has no
place IN the courts as a defense for
killing He resented the imputation
that such a defense IS peculiar 70 the
South, and scored ISimbalrs attorneys
when they had a good case OF self-de-
tense for resorting 70 a plea OF Jusi-
ficatl0n.
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WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
lBsll Telephone I3.l
Conner Of Prince and Royal Streets

Alexandria. Va, April 27.--In order TO se-
cure as large a vote as possible for their
respective favorites in the Congressional
campaign. local political leaders are urg-
ing citizens 10 be sure that all of their
poll taxes are paid on or before Satur-
day. May (. the last day when such pay
ments may be made to entitle the voters
10 cast their ballots in the November cleo
ton. Only white Democrats who are
qualified to vote in the general election
can participate IN the primary 10 be held
June l9 to nominate a Democratic candi-
date for Congress. It is stated that from
the rate AT which overdue taxes have been
paid Up IN Alexandra IN the past few
weeks the proportion of qualified voters to
the possible voting strength Of this city
viii be large In order TO give the tax
payers every benefit Of the last oppor-
tunity, the treasurer's office in Alexandra
county viii be opened from s to s p. m.
May 4. in addition 10 the regular Office
hours.
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EVANSVILLE CAMPAIGN ON.
Maryland Town to Hold Municipal
Election May 9.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Hyattsyille. Md, April 2T.-Considerablo
interest is being aroused in, the municipal
election. which occurs here Monday.
May 6.
At this time there IS no apparent oppo-
sltion to the reelection of Mayor Joseph
R. Owens. Two councilmen viii be
chosen from the Second ward, one 20
serve two years. and one for one year.
A councilman 10 serve for two years viii
be chosen from the First and Third wards,
The indications are that the personnel Of
the next council will not be changed.
r. e White and Harry W. Shepherd viii
probably be returned from the Second
ward. w. p Magruder from the Third
ward and C. y. Darnall, from the First
ward will be returned. DR.. Joseph A.
Mudd, Third ward. and John Fainter, Jr.,
First ward are hOld-over members OF
the council.
Friday evening May 3. the citizens will
meet In Masonic Hall for the purpose OF
nominating a candidate for mayor, and on
tie following night the voters in the sew
eral wards will assemble 10 nominate
.cOuncilmanic candidates
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BELMONT CHANGES OWNERS.
EweH J. hewitt Buys Property frem
Zeno b. Rabbit.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Rockville, Nd, april z7.-Belmont the
subdivision opposite Friendship Heights,
in Bethesda district. this county. has
again changed hands. Several weeks ago
it was purchased by Zeno B. Rabbit, Of
New York City. for $4,000. and the con-
tract of sale has been transferred to
Ewell j. hewitt, of Alexandria, and the
assignment has been recorded in the Office
of the clerk Of the circuit court at this
place. The tract contains about thirty
acres and is divided into 10 building
lots
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MRS. DUNN RELEASED ON BAIL
Declares She Is wife of Man she
shot at PimlicO.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Baltimore, April N.-Mrs. Nina King
Dunn, as she terms herself, who was ar
rested yesterday at the Pimplico race
trace, after shooting W, F, Dunn, was
this morning released on $500 bail by
Justice Herbert.
Mrs. Dunn admitted that she had shot
Mr. Dunn. but said that she had no
statement 20 make as TO the reason for
her having done so. She inquired as TO
Mr.. Dunn's condition, and did not seem 10
be in the least disturbed as 10 the out
come Of her case. She viii be given a
hearing before the magistrate at the
Arlington Police Station next Monday
evening.
When told that Mr.. Dunn denied that
he was married 70 her Mrs. Dunn said
that Mr.. Dunn could tell his story now,
but that he would have different story
TO tell when the case came up In court
She asserted that she was Mr. Dunn g
lawful wife, and was rather indignant
when told that Mr.. Dunn denied their
marriage.
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asiIent Lipsu-Next sunday

The Washington Herald viii begin.
In its Sunday issue OF May 8. the pub
LEGATION Of a thrilling story of mys-
terry and romance entitled Silent
Lips"
All lovers OF good fiction viii find
this a tale worth reading. There is
not a dull chapter in IL. The action
IS like a moving picture display. ana
every picture is a new sensation
The author is Mrs. Annie O. Tibbett.
and silent Lips has had a wide
reading in England. 1t unquestionably
possesses the quality thar holds the
attention of the reader and furnishes
good entertainment
DO not miss the opening chapters Of
this story next Sunday.
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New Courthouse Planned.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Upper Marlboro. Nd, April 97.-At a
meeting Of the county commissioners,
Judge George c. Merrick. Charles II.
Stanley, and Fillmore Beall were appoint
ed d committee TO investigate the matter
of charging the courthouse building here,
and were empowered to employ an archi-
tect 30 make suitable plans The com
mittee VIII also, it is said, look into the
question of remodeling the Jail, which il
in a dilapidated coalition.
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Judge Harrison TO Preside.

Judge Thomas W. Harrison, OF Win
chester, viii preside IN the Alexandra
County Circuit Court next Monday at the
trial OF the case Of George D. Hopkins
against the Washington, Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Railway Company 10 re-
cover 5000 damages for his alleged
ejectment from a car of the defendant
company at Four Mile Run. april IS.
1905. Judge Harrison was called upon 10
sit at the hearing owing to the fact that
Judge Louis c. Barley will be a witness
in the case. II is alleged by the com
plainaut that he was put of an electric
car by the conductor after the latter had
refused to accept a Columbian half dol
lar rendered him as fare by mr.. Hopkins
He is represented by Attorneys Francis
L, smith, OF this city, and Edmund Burke,
OF Washington,
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NEW LINE TO JAMESTOWN.
Steamer Columbia TO Make Day
Trims from Baltimore.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. Nd. April Z7.-Baltimore Will
have a new transportation line to James
town this summer. The company VIII be
known as the Baltimore and jamestown
Transportation Company, and is composed
OF Baltimoreans. The steamer Columbia,
which formerly piled between this city and
Bay Ridge. has been chartered, and it is
the intention to run the vessel between
Baltimore and jamestown from about the
middle Of May to November !.
The new company has an authorized
capital stock of $3.50 900. and it is stated
that convenient wharf properly has been
secured here, as we'll as at Norfolk.
Practical steamboat men are 10 be placed
in charge of the line. The officers ara.
President, Osborne !. Yeiiott, vice presi-
dent, S. B. Marts; secretary, DR.. NJ. B.
Miner; treasurer, c. B. Finley, jr.
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ORDERS AUTO FIRE FIGHTER.
Independent Hose Company, of Fred

Independent Hose Company, of Fred
erick, Md, Makes Innovation.
Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Frederick. Nd, April 27.-The Independ-
ent Hose Company. OF Frederick, the Old
est volunteer fire company in Maryland,
last night decided 10 purchase an auto
mobile combination fire engine and hose
wagon for the sum Of $3.50, The machine
Is operated by a gasoline motor, and is
designed 10 carry the hose and ladders,
as well as the engine TO be used at fires
TO throw water. The other two fire com
panies of Frederick are equipped with
horses 10 draw their apparatus. This new
machine viii be the first of the kind used
in MARYLAND
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PRISON; KILLS HIMSELF.
Frederick RummeI. Charged with
EmbezzIement, Takes Poison.

Special 70 The washington Herald
Hagerstown, Nd. April 27.-Charged
with embezzling funds belonging to a
wholesale liquor house for which he was
collector. Frederick Rummel committed
suicide at his home here to-day. When
found he was unconscious from the effects
OF drugs. and died a few hours later.
Rummel was thirty-five years old, and
leaves a wife and child. He had been
respondent since his trouble, and last
night intimated TO a friend that ne would
not be on hand when the time came for
his trial
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DEMOCRATS COMPLETE TICKET.
Cumberland City Committee Names
Four Candidates for Council.

Special % The Washington Herald,
Cumberland. Nd, April 27.-The Demo-
Gratis to-day completed their city ticket
to be voted for the third Monday in May
Tuesday night last nominations were
made in two wards-No. /. George A
Reinhart, and No. 3. Charles n. Smith
The committee completed the ticket as
follows: Ward No. ?. Harvey Wilson; No.
4, Phil Smith; No. 5, Peter Z. Wright;
No 6. R. T. Kaufman
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Florida avenue northwest. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets-Chafiss Werner et ux. 70
Charlton B. Rout lot 49, square 2si SO
First Addition to American University Park-Galen
L. TAFT ct al. trustees, 10 Thomas Z. james, lot
q block 81. $50.
Bloouing d4le-John A. Lewis ct % Julia ~
EscheT. lot 2. square Is $40.
No. las Third street northwest-Albert G. Stevens
et al TO John II. Gordon lot g. square 55l, SIG
Thrty-ffth street northwest. near Madison street
Ada 7. Cotter 70 Robert C. Nelgsa. part lot
80 square east Of 1856. $40.
Florida avenue northwest between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streels-ChaTlton 3. Rout 10 Charles
Werner. lot 80 square "a. SO.
Fifth and streets noTtheast-W lillian d. Terrell st
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Henry IFion and Anne Evans Rev ". CLARK.
Edwin H. Parkin. 81. and Ada B. craig. q
both Of Pittsburg, Pa, Rev. Robert NJ Moore
Thomas Vondrousck. 40 and Louise Nogaretz, g
both Of Baltimore, Nd. Lewis I. ONesl. justice Of
the peace
Benjamin c. RaineY, g. and Bessie T. Waters.
a. both Of Richmond, Va. Rev. r. w. LowTie
James F. Hough. Is. Of Purosllyille, Va. and
jeanette Young, ss, Of Hilsboro, Va. Rev. D. c.
Macleod.
Luther NJ. Divine. 40 and Minnie R. Main So
Rev J. NJ. sehiek.
william N. Monroe, r.. q. and Gladys Bassford
q Rev. john c. Hawk.
COLORED.
Albert Lincoln. q, and Corina Lee. Il Rev
g P W Drew
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aIarried Id RockviIIe.

Special TO The Washington Herald,
Rockville, Nd, April 27.-Samuel Sim
mons and Miss Marie Miehand, both of
Washington, came to Rockville this aft
ternoon, and were married by Rev.
Thomas J. Packard, rector of Christ
Episcopal Church, the ceremony being
performed at the home Of the minister.
Several days ago the young couple visited
Rockville together, procured the license,
and made all arrangements for the mar
rage.
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Risks Life for Others.
GROUND GLASS FOUND IN WELL
Two Attempts Made 10 InjHre Fam
lily of John l.. Bu-ch.

Boyds. Md, April 1.-Two attempts
have been made in the past ten days to
do harm either 10 John L. Burch and
his family here or TO some wOrkmer, on
mis- place.
About ten days ago the pump at his
home. near Boyds. was found % be not
working, and G. B. McAtee took up the
stock. At the bottom he found lying on
the valve next 10 the water a handful Of
crudely pulverized glass. He made
known what was found to Mr. Burch.
On Thursday the pump was found to
be acting Queerly and taking it up again
a trimming handful of pulverized glass
was found, but il would not work through
the valve and effectually closed it.
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ATTEMPT TO WRECK TRAIN.
Fast Mail from Washington Hurts
Obstruction Aside.

Special 70 Tie washington Herald.
Salisbury, n, c., April 25.-The fast
mail from Washington last night ran into
cross ties placed on the track for the
purpose of wreclking the train. but
hurled them. unframed. away. When En-
gineer Kizziah stopped his train he saw
three men run, and Conductor Isman fired
at them
The attempt was made thirty miles
south of Salisbury. A negro and two
white men are now in Cabarraus County
TAIL, charged with the crime but they
deny il. There will be tried there.
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DEATH RECORD.

Joseph Donahue. S5ls P st. NV 10 months
Ethel G. Earl. Brightsood. D. c.. Z years II
months
Clifton II. Pixton 90 IngTaham ST., Brightwood,
d. c. years months.
Frank NJ krsuse, 2i57 p ST. nv, 81 years.
Abraham oConnor, 1905 IA, ave. Sc. years
COLORED.
Susie AEoutgomery SO Pleasant alleT. IS years.
Emma Il. Bowie. SIS 81 81. sB., Is years months,
William T. Lee, SIC ID st. ss-, . years months.
Abraham Ferguson, 7i6 18Th 81. ne. ; years s
months
Charles W. Brown. Iz5s I2ih st. DE-. 6 years.
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No. 493s7. George Kieny vs.. Frank z. Altemns:
damages, 5000. Plaintiffs attorneys, ]. b.
Archer IT, and J. l. Smith.
VI 1855 Frank Reusch IS Richard H. Hudson;
breach Of contract s. rs Plaintiffs attorney. F.
T. Mitchell.
No 1888 Frolich Bros. Margaret J. Brayton;
Judgment Of L. C. strder, justice q the peace, for
SO Plaintiffs attorney ". P Williamson.
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MRS. SOPHIA FUCHS DEAD.
Wife of Late Superintendent of
Maryland Institute Passes Away.

lecal 70 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd. April 27.-Mrs. Fuchs,
wife of Prof. Otto Fuchs. late superin-
tendent of the Maryland Institute. Balti-
more. died at the residence of her only
brother, DR.. Washington q, Tuck, post
master Of Annapolis, to-day at the age
Of eighty-two. Death was due to general
debility.
The deceased is survived by two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Arthur If. Jones, of Baltimore,
and Mrs Emory HOar, Of Boston, Mass.
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Grand Jury Discharged.
20 The Washington Herald


Annapolis, Nd, April H.-The grand
jury OF Anne Arundel County completed
its work to-day and was discharged By
the court. In its report the jury stated
that it failed to find any clews as to the
parties who lynehed the negro Davis.
charged with assaulting Mrs. John Reid
Of Igleharts Station, last December.
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Mrs. susan wyukoop Dead.

Special to The Washington Herald
Winchester, Va April 2L-Mrs. Susan
A. Wynkoop, widow Of George ". Wyn-
koop, died at her home in Clarke County,
last night, aged seventy years. Surviving
her are four sons and one daughter.