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Clinton 3. YfelSo, Yrdlioctt
Der .@isconiin 8roin & Stof Co."
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ten murocn.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.


supreme Court Of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Harlan.
Nf. Justice Brewer. Alr. Justice White Mr. Justice
Peckham. Mr. Justice McKenna, Mr. Justice Holmes,
Mr. Justice Day. and Mr.. Justice Moody
Robert c. Alstrom, o. Atlanta, Ga Harvey L.
Boutwell, of Boston. Mass. and Alfred w LeTen-
saieT. Of Boston, Mass were admitted to practice.
No. L. Original. The United States Of America.
complainant. John F. Ship ct al nomination
Of James ID. Maher Esq, as commissioner 10 take
the testimony herein submitted by Air Solicitor
General Hoyt for tho complainant.
No. lss. Louisville and Nashville Railroad Gem
pany plaintiff in error. vs. Smith Higgins & co :;
argued by Mr.. James b. Wright for tho plaintiff IN
eTTor and submitted By Mr.. C. T. Rankins 10: the
defendants in erT0r.
No le9 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Of
New York, plaintiff in error vs. The City OF New
Orleans ct al; three counsel allowed 20 make oral
argument for the defendants in error on motion Of
Mr.. +. G. Zaehare for the defendants in error; AZ
glment commenced By SIR. Charles p. Cooke FOR the
plaintiff in error; continued by Mr. II. Garland Du-
Pre- Mr.. George II. TeITibeITy, and Mr., r. C. Zach
are for the defendants in error, and concluded by
Mr.. Charles r. Cooke for the plaintiff in error.
No DO Signond Ornstine. plaintiff IN error, Va
W. J. Cary; argued by Nh. +. NJ. McNicSeT for
the plaintiff IN and by Nr. A. c. Titus for the
defendant in error.
No 2ol The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railway Company e al. appellant. The Inter
state Commerce Commission argument commenced
By Mr.. Edward Colston for the appellants.
Adjourned until to-day OF Z O'Clock
The Gay call for Friday, February ]. NIL be as
fellows: Nos 20l 9l2 % 2l6 3O7 29 30 land 2lll
2l3 81, and 2ls land 2I9l
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of AnDenIr.

Assignments for Tuesday February 5. 1907;
Special caendar-No. !. Kultz vs.. Jaeger Appel
iant's attorneys. II. p. Moulton and John Ridout
appellee's attorney ". J. Lambert
No. United States ex rel. Smithson vs.. Ash
fond. Appellants attorney 3. +. Leighton; appel
lees attorney. f. II. Thomas.
No. g District 81 Columbia Green. Appel
lant's attorney. Z. II. Thomas aVpellCe's attorney.
John Ridout
No. /. Pennsylvania Bridge Company United
States. Appellants attorneys Hamilton Colbert &
Hamilton appellees attorneys, d. ". Baker and
z II. Thomas
No. 5. Morgan rs Adams Appellants attorney,
f. II Jackson: appellee's attorneys 5. II. Giesy
and J. J. Darlington.
No 6 Riddle rs. Gibson. Appellants attorney,
l. A. Bailey; appellee's attorneys, Wilson q Barks-
dale.
No. = Lewis vs. District cf Columbia. Appel
lsnt's attorney J. 3. Archer IT.. appellee's Gttor
ney. Z. H. Thomas
No. g. Turner IS. American Security and Trust
Company Appellants attorney, c. i. Carusi, sp-
pellee's attorneys W. F. Mattingly and s G.. Peclle
No. To- jenkins vs.. Purcell Appellants attorney
c, +. Digs sppeees attorneys Berry < Minor
Regular caIl-No. 1854. Jennings We. Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington Railway Company. Ap-
peants attorneys. f. II. Jackson. II. +. Davis
and f. F. Barker appellee's attorneys McKenney
4 Flanner.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sl6 to 5s and 67 70 s49 Piczford Place northeast
Thomas II. Pickford et Tx TO Aldrici C. Wiley.
lots li7 10 l5s and l5i 70 l72. square sl3. SO
handle Highlands-United States Realty Company AZ
Washington, ID. G.. incorporated. 10 Ernest ".
Edeier, lot 2 block g. $40
American University Heights-Ernest l. Crandall
e uN TO Emma X. Baker, lots to 9. IS. H. 20
$. 81. s.. 80, a. 10 i6, 81. So 90 block Z lots
2 5. 4. block 9, lots ] and 80, block 10, lots g
and g. block s. SO
Petwdth-Hary Williams 10 Sin,und Ehreicb lot,
s.. q. IS. square y SO
haloTama Heghts-Chsrles H. Keep q al trustees
to The American National Red Gross, lots Il e
Il. block q
Granby-Henry A. visth ct ". to Leonard Kukart.
lot TO- SO.
Grofs court northeast between E and streets
William J. johnson 70 Newton NJ Brooks. Ioi
rs square ~ SO
Canal street southwest. between B and c streets
Frank r. Hanna et ux. 20 Edwin r. Hanna
lots g. 8. S. square SIS SO
q street southeast. between Seventh and Eighth
streets sophia ArrBdes 20 Eleanor NJ John B.
aud George ". Arcndes. lot B2 square so5 $40
Oak Lawu-Alexauder Britton e. ux 10 Augusta
Aiken Douglas part lots Il and Is. So
haloTama Heights-Carol.ne de X. Loyett Bright
Ct yir, Robert 3. 70 Alice 2. Barney. lot o.
block u. 500 alice T. Barney conYeys sans
property to Martha Or DENLY 800.
halorama HCghts-Annie 4 q. FendaI 20 AmsrvI-
lis Giilett, east half lot T. block H. So
Calhoun 20 Carnegie Institution of Washington
lots $ and g., square Is5. SO Ito CORRECT former
deed
str,et southeast, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
strsets-Nilhelm Schmidt Ct al 10 Louisa Green
lOr 49, square 1915. SO
Nos. 4 and g r street northwes-Leon Tobriner Ct
NIX. 20 Robert 4. DTe. lot T. square SIS So
Dobbns AdditiUn-Malcoim Hufty trustee q
joseph Paul. lots 81 and s. square 2. 500 La
viuia Z. Newton 20 same. all interest in same
property. SO
North Gryunds Columbia Cuivcrsity-C Charles T.
Caldwell Il 10 James Brsett lot g. hIocs
80 SIC
Grlsnvale-Nelson c. Thayer to John Miller, lot IS
SO.
Belair Heights-AlJrtie A. Gillian CT viz. Frank. e
Alice z. Barney. lot L. block g. 500
ThirtJ-hrsJ and y streets uorthwcst-Wiliarn ID
Monroe e. AZ. TO Raphael A. Casilear. part lot 1
square lZ08 so
1 Connection. Avenue TeHacc-Fultnn K. Gordon e,
70 Il. Frederick Hatcher lot l. square 1853
S3fS562
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Equity Court No. ?.


Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Vs. small
guardian sd htem. appointed. Compainaut's s0lici-
tors. II. ". Sohon and c. H. Cragini defendant
solicitors Baker. Sheehy * Hogan.
Crosby " Ridout: complainant declared 10 have
lien. Complainant solicitor, G.. w Clagett; de
fendants solicitors, ]. D. Lamer, NJ. \. Richardson.
and Balstou s Siddons
In re petition q Thomas O. selfridge substitution
q trustee decrocd. Petitioners solicitors. Gordon
Gordon.
Dean vs. Dean; sale decreed with VIII W. Doug
las and ". G. Balderst0n appointed trustees bond
Sl5oo0 Compartments solicitor " " Douglas
defendants solicitor. ". e BaldeTston.
Motions for today:
No 100. Thompson Va Thompson Attorneys
Lancaster & Smith-C. Darlington
No. l65. Rice vs. Rice. Attorneys, T. ]. Mackey-
R. +. Downing.
No is NIacfarland ct al vs. Charles E Myers
Attorneys. +. II Thomas II. T. Blair-H. johnson
No. ls2. Waters IS Waters. Attorneys, Lambert
Hemans 4 Collins
No lss. Stoncr vs.. stoner Attorneys. Bride
Howard Boyd-woH & Rosenberg Downs.
No. 32 Henning vs.. Henniug Attorneys. Cor
don & GordOE-LambeTt
No. 2Oi. Smith Us Myers ct al. Attorneys. Hufty
Colbert-Gardiner. Brandenburg. Preutiss. O'Dono
hue. Ralston & Siddous. Blair & Thorn
No. D6. LAYTON et al vs.. Brinkmau et al At
toTneys Ambrose. RidOut-DaTr.
No 40. Ten Eyes rs McBlair. Attorneys Davis
RidOut
No. IL Union Trust Company Ts. Hicks. Att0r
ncys lamar. PeTy-DarlingtOn.
No pa Burke Burke. Attorneys. Scott-Gas
kins & Beckett
No. 2is. Moxley ct al rs. Peoples National Bene
1T Association Attorneys. Hughes & Gray. Gardi-
ner-Wallace. Lambert
No Us Albert vs.. Albert Attorneys G. F. vii
liams-8lillan & Smith, Richardson, johnson, For
rest.
No. 20. Cunningham vs. Cunningham Attorneys
Darlington, Tn1itt-Eulig.
No. ~ CaTiozo rs. Baird ct al Attorneys
Davis & Cobb-AicNamara.
No. Z4-Amy and Navy Union Of the United
states # America et al. vs. The Regular Amy and
Navy q the United States Of America Attorneys
Llpscomb & Fugitt-Pugh Wolf & Rosenberg
Iarner
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exclusive OF dividends and extension Of
works, $6s1, 277.57, leaving a net earning
OF $4S402S03. Deducting from this net
earning 800 coo, a dividend Of 10 per cent
on the capital stock. there is left sur
plus OF $254 Loo. and deducting from this
surplus SS9.500 invested In the extension
OF the works. there is left net sur
plus of s164 52S.03. That is but fair sam
pie OF the prosperity Of the company
from the day Of its organization.
With Lower Price Receipts Grow.
Since the price Of gas has been reduced
70 dollar the dividends have continued.
and the surplus has grown, as I am ad-
vised, until it seems that there can be no
doubt OF the propriety Of asking reduc-
ton in the price to be paid by the con-
sumner to 70 cents.
''The city Of New York recently reduced
the price OF gas TO 50 cents a thousand
feet, after most careful investigation as TO
its cost, and the city of Chicago reduced
it to IS cents At the time the price Of
gas was reduced to s. cents in Chicago
the company reduced It's dividends from
per cent TO per cent The last declara-
ton OF dividends was at the rate Of per
cent, showing that the earnings OF the
company had not been materially affected
by the reduction.
Mr. Madden gave an account Of the
operations of the Peoples Gas Company
OF Chicago. Gas was furnished there for
50 cents per 1000 feet He said that the
company paid IS cents out Of the cost Of
every 1000 feet for interest on bonds,
which were outstanding to the amount Of
$50. 1000 The Washington company. with
no bonded debt. ought 10 be able to sell
gas at % cents surely.
When you remember that here they
have no bonded debt you can realize what
enormous profits they are making. He
then read from the annual report OF the
Chicago gas company to show what the
price of gas should be-
Gas you see" declared Mr.. Madden.
can be made at p candlepOwer at from
IS TO 81 cents per 1000 feet. In Chicago
the price was reduced from 81 to 81 cents.
In 1891 it was put down from N.25 TO 81.
Also in 1891 We put down the price for
each street light from $25 to $1l."
Mr.. +. ". oyster, representing the Pet
worth Citizens Association. said he had
the Oficia' reports Of several consuls
abroad on the cost Of gas. and he could
2
was furnished at . cents for power and
manufacturing purposes. at 30 cents for
cooking. and Sc cents for Illuminating
purposes
Mr.. Babcock said that on the matter Of
cost of gas in Washington he was able 10
say that the Washington Gaslight Com
pany had just furnished a full statement
Of their receipts and expenditures. which
was sworn to. and he believed would
thToS some light on the subject. The
state, ent. he said. was not in the form
Of the statement presented some weeks
ago 80 the District Commissioners, when
there was hearing before the Commits
sioners on the Madden bill
The hour Of Y O'Clock having arrived
Chairman Babcock adjourned the hearing
II being evident that debate on the two
subjects considered was not exhausted,
IL was later arranged that there should
be another hearing next Wednesday, be-
ginning at 10 a. IN.
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1856 fled with petition for probate and letters Of
collection Attorney Wilton J. Lambert.
n re Edith g. Belts; petition 20 sell real estate
fled. Attorney. George Francis Williams.
Estate Of Andrew Marriott; viii admitted 10
probate and letters Of administration c. l. a
granted e John n. Loughrani bond. 800. Attorney
J. n L1ughran.
Estate Of Oliver L. DALEY; letters OF administTa-
ton granted to J. Granville Adams; bon5 siOo. At
toTney. Douglass S. Mackall.
Estate Of James Il, Wood: will dated June ls
1906 fled
Estate Of Jane Smith: will dated July q, 1901
fled.
ity to pay counsel fees. Attorneys, c. A. Douglas
and George T. Hoover
Estate Of Henry KeRgla; petition for rule to show
cause. Attorney. j. J. Ligntfoot.
Estate Of William Scully; viii admitted 10 pro-
bate and letters testamentaTy granted 10 F. An
gela Scully Frederick Trap aud Frederick seuliy
bond, Sl,0o. Attorneys. Ralston & Siddons
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square si5-Aldrich G.. Wiley e. ux 10 the Ma
tional safe Deposit. Savings ard Trust Com
Uauy n District u Columbia % secure Ameri-
can Security and Trust Company. gs.70. three
years. ger cent. Semi-annually twenty trusts
nineteen q 8. 600 each and one Of $50 lots
Isl 10 is and Isl 20 IL Aldrich C. Wiley 70
Thomas r. PickfoTd and Samuel ". Pickford
TO secure Percy ". Pickford. g2g one year.
per cent semisnnually. lots ls5 Isl Is4
Whittinglam-EdWard 5. Brown ct TX To Thomas
H. Atkinson and Nelson Wilson. TO secure
Albert ;. Atkinson, Sl0O payable November g.
1907, Ter cent. lot IT,
Square l22-Margaret G. King To John D. Sullivan
and George ". Ray. 20 secure John McKenny
$50 two years per cent. semi annually. lot ga
Commissioned J. n Msyes to Randolph w Low
ne, 20 secure Henry Il Losre SS. one 20
twenty-five months. without interest one-tentll
81 an acre described
Granby-Leonard Kuka1t ct ux 70 Samuel Rsigbt
and Glenn T. Hustled. 10 secure Henry A.
Fieth. 500. three 70 sixty months, without in
tersst. lot To-
Square 615-Csudace Crawford 70 the National safe
Deposit Savings and Trust Company, 70 secure
American Security and Trust Company, s. 500
five years. per cent. semi annually lot g
Square S76-Eiza and Peter T. MeaEher % John
&. GitIugs and Milburn J. DonohOe. 20 secure
Kate Swearingen. $500. FIVE years, G per cent
seIni-snnually. lot q
Square 9Z3-Walter +. Collins ct ux to Hen-v II
Bergmaun and George ". Emmerich. 10 secure
Metropolis Building Association, No. 9, S2m0.
lots Is and q
Square l02-Edwin r. Hanna 10 John C. Weldon
and Judson T. GILL; 70 secure Lena Malasti
5000. years. per cent semi annually lot Is
Square s56-AiaTy +. FOwlkes 10 ". Clarence Duvau
and Francis v Fowlkes. to secure May A. Mar.
$3.50. due November 3, 1909, per cent semi
annually lot 81.
OAK Lawn Terace-Alexander Britton et III 10
the National safe Deposit. Savings and Trust
Company, to secure American Security and Trust
Company. $3.50, years, 8 pr cent. semi-aunu-
ally parts lots Il and Is. Augusta A. Douglas
Ct viz Charles A. 10 Adds r. Browne and John
= Mitchell. 20 secure Alexander Britton. g. ga Il
10 years. Der cent, Semi-aunually. parts lots
IA and e.
kalorama Heights-AmaryiIis Gillett to Edward J.
SteilWagen and George +. Hamilton, 20 secure
Thomas NJ. Gale $500, l year. per cent, semi
annually. east half Of lot = block H.
Reservation 1l-Henry C. Karr to Waiter H. Acker
and William J. ReineCker. to secure Emma X
HanT1. 1880 2 years Der cent semi annually
one-hfth interest in part lot 2
COlnty-Vict0ria A. Burr et vir. William H. 20
the Washington Loan and Trust COMPANY 20
secure Equitable Cooperative Building Associa-
ton, s. 900, land described
Square l2lS-Raphael A. Casilear ct ux. to Charles
II. Cragin and Charles II. G. Mccartney to Sc
clre II. Frances Cagin. $500 3 years, 6 per
cent. semiaunually part l0t 4
Connecticut Avenue Terrace-R Frederick ct ux to
II. d. Gordon and Robert f. Heater tn secure
Fulton Il. Gordon. S.is8 g. years, per cent
semi annually loo l. SQUARE 1868
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Joseph Fieger. g. and Amalia seidwitz. ~. both
Of Baltimore. Nd. Rev. J. T. Hubble
Jesse l. Hedges D. and Mary F. Morris a
Rev. George +. Dudley
Andrew T. Horuig. 2. and Alice N. Chism 90
Rev Joseph l. Mcclure
=. Guy Berry. 2. Waldorf Nd and Lillian V.
Robey. %. White Plains, Nd. Rev T. z. O'Rourke
Adam j. Powell. 81 Philadelphia, and Texanna
+ Wouell. % Rev. r. y. Powers
John II. BTamble, %. Cuan, Va. ard Fannie E.
Booth. Blackwells. Va Rev. Alexander Bielaski
Sidney L. Tucker. 8 and Lillian GelGslure1eb
p. Rev J. T. Stuart
Francis n Peters. g, Bmeleld W Va, and Ro-
berta T. AicClaUghcrty. .. Bluefeld w Va Rev
Z. ". Bristol
COLORED.
James Jefferson. a. and George Rogers. q. Rev
j. e.. Dent
James Williams. p, and Sarah Porter. IS. Charles
town. ". Va Rev shelton Miller.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CLABACGH


Motions for to-day:
No. l8 In Re John Y. Bar-os bankruptcy. At
tCrneys. Rid0ut for baukruptl-kenyOn for cred
itcri
No. $50. Fowler vs. Fowler. Attorneys. Forrest
Leighton.
No. 20. Muskrat rs. Hfchc0Ck e. al lthTee Casesl.
Attorneys. Robesou-Camp5gl and Webster.
No I'll. Dulaney Wapgaman et al Attorneys.
Maddox and tiatcy-Jcffords.
No 23 Matthews Matthews. Attorneys.
Hopcwell-Kimball.
No. rs. Esingrr Bros. rs Dieudonne et a. At
torneys. johnson Ridout and leighton
No. 2l7. Minor vs. Minor. Attorneys McNamara
and Huidek0per-Hogan.
No. 2l9. Cahill Cah Il al Attorneys Oar
inEtUu and Decentralization q Colbert
No. 81. Connolly vs.. Connolly e al. Attorneys.
Ambrose- Sullivan.
No. ~ lexington Improvement Company vs..
Campbell Attorneys. Siddons-Ridout
No - Hi & Nichols Washington Building
Association. Attorneys. Jeforis- Hamilton.
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Circuit Court No. 2,

Richards vs. Zurhorst; verdict for defendant
Plaintiffs attorney, ". {. Prentissi defendant s
attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert & Hamilton
Hunter Heaton; motion for Judgment over
ruled. Plaintiffs attorneys. Leckie. Fulton * Cox;
defendants attorney, L. 5. Duval j.
Motions for to-day:
No l. United States ex rel Parish Us. shaw
Attorneys. Holmes Conrad and Leigh Robinson
D. ". Baker
Nc. 2 Scott vs.. HcTell Attorneys. J E. Roller
and II. Strasburger-W. NJ. Williams and Irving
Williamson.
No 3 Elicit Us. Langley. Attorneys. W J.
Lambert-A. A. Hoehling, IT,. and 5 G. Peele.
No. 4 Riston vs.. Clark Attorneys L. H. David
Hamilton. Colbert & Hamilton.
No. 3. Eisiuger HAZEL. Attorneys, Hayden
Johnson-A II. Bell.
No. g. Moore vs.. Jaeger Attorneys, ". J. Lam
bert-E. L. Giles.
No. J. United States ex rel. Frost vs. Hitchcock
Attorneys, c. IT. Merillst-Campbell 4 Webster.
No. s. Griffith vs.. Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company. Attorneys. J. II. Wilson, IT, and +. h.
Prstt-Berry & Minor and II. 4. Rowland
No. 9. Atkinson vs.. Agnew. Attorneys, ". L.
Ford-Cotton 4 White.