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Esuity conrt 20. 9.



Mcconnell vs.. Campbell sale decreed. with Oscar
Lnekcit Trustee 70 SELL bond, S50o Complainant S
solicitors, Carlisle q johnson.
Aicfss GeufrUy; substitution Of trustee. Com
paainants solicitor A. a. Bell defendant solicitor,
~. d. Hoover
PcSford IS Disgius; leave 20 intervene granted
lnteUaneIs solicitor Edsin Forrest.
National Union IS Dodd submitted on bries
Complainant solicitor ~. b. Reilly. defendant S
solicitors. Hunter * SleInan.
Nancz S. Nsucki trustee authorized 10 divide net
income from real estate.
Farmers and Mechanic Bsak rs. Small sale de
creed, with Joseph C. sheehy and H. W sohon
trustees 20 sen. bond. 5000 Complainant solicl-
tors. r. " sohou and c. II Crsin defendant 5
solicitors, Baker, shsehy Hogan, and NJ J.
heang
MiCrsch vs. Micrseh. re-Eefsred for further tcsti-
Ho8y, Complainant solicitor. L. L. Gies. deFena
ants solicitor, Leon TohIincr
Assignments for to-day.
No. lss Lindsey IS. Piztou. Auomeys-Edwards
Hooper, White
No. m Owens rs shaifc. Attomeys Citing
TobTiner
No. - sclrckler IS Washington Brewery Com
rany. Attomeys. Cuttings a ChambeTlin. Tepqer-
Il. T. Woodsrd.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
lTaesaay. ApriI D, 1000


S"PE St"e AoufE az the united SthkSss
Present The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Bagan.
NJ Justice Brewer. NJ. Justice White Mr. Justics
/ Eeekham di. Justice NcKenna, BIZ. Justice
hoimes. BIZ Justice Day. aud AlR Justice moody
b u. Townsend Of Fargo. n. Dak-i Hal g.
Johnson. Of ESlia. Ohio. and A. L. Again. Of
Duluth. MINI. admitted TO practice
10. az. Stevenson Iron Mining Company PLAIN
TN m error. IS. Elmer A. kibbet mandate granted
Ga motion Of Nr. Charles f. Wilson iE hehaf Of
counsel for the defendant in error,
No ~ samuel b. RAYMOND. county treasurer,
Se et al appellants. VS. Chicago Union Traction
Company:
No. i25. samuel B. Raymond. county treasurer.
@e- e. al. appellants vs.. Chicago Edison Company
NO. a. samue! b. RAYMOND. county treasure.
&c &c al, appellants rs. Chicago Cts Railway
No. u. Samuel B. Raymond. county treasurer.
&e.- g a. appellants South Chicago City Raj
uay Company;
No. as Samuel B. Raymond. county treasurer.
&C e a., appellants. rs. The Peoples Gasiigat
No. 90. Samuel b. Raymond. county treasurer.
&c et al, appellants Chicago Telephone Con
pany and
No. $50. samuel b. Raymond. county treasurer.
Ne' e5 a.. appellants. rs Chicago Consolidated
Traction Company Argument continued by Alr
Wlilian g. Beale for the hicago Edison Company
by Ar James r. Meagher for the Peoples Gaslight
ara Coke Company. hy AR jane Hamilton Lewis
Tor the appellants bY Alr. John r. Wilson for the
Chicago tity Railway COMPANY. and concluded by
ar David k. Zone for the aupellrnts- Lease
grated to NE additional briefs within ten days.
10 3D. The United States, appellant ts Con
rad Heinzen a 60. fse-ha1 hou additional time
allowed each SIDE and three counsel 90 be heard
on each SIDE. on motion ri Sir. ATTORNEY General
Bonaafte- for the appellant Leave granted %
Nj Benjamin Mic0u 10 ME brief IN behalf Of ces-
tain interested parties. Argument commenced bJ-
Air. Assistant Attorney General YauoIsdel for the
appellant.
Adjourned until te-mofrow az y o'clock
The dag cali for "Wednesday, April 10 aiil he
follows. RIOS $50. 81 land 59D. SO 81. Is 56i
22. a3 land 9i 26s and 27l.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

West Ecki3gJ0n-May z HeT0eck et viz FTanE
j. 20 William schWing and Robert Lee O'Brien
90 secure Anthony J. Clarke 500. 8 years.
Ter cent seIai-annually lot IS, block 4
differentiation J, Leonard Ct NIX. 10 Jackson
II kaiston aud +. Quincy Smith 10 secure
Union Savings Bank 500 / scar. Der cent
semlaunJally. lot 4 block l.
Square Es-Flank J.. Rspp et ux. 10 Frank T.
Rawlings and BENJAMIN F. Edwards 10 secure
Edward Nice. Jones. s.. go, ] year. per cent
ssIli-annuslly. lot "a
West Eckington-MaTy T. Herbeck ct viz. Franz
J., 70 Robert Lee O'Briea and ALVIN C. BELT
u secure Andrew ". Lukei $3.50. / 10 c,
months, Per cent, lot IS, block e.
square 2f-WashingtOn J. johnson 10 Clarence r
lth5em and George ". + Swartzeu 10 secure
Harry 7. Jones, S. J. 2 aud years. Del
cent SEMI annually. part lots Il and C.
lie Dr1it FaTk-JaFetta White % William n Rich.
ards and Zeph T. Moore, TO secure Julia r
han. sleo9 3 years, ; per cent semi annually
lot 3 block s.
Square lOl-Josephine E Jones to Charlie. T.
benjamin ard Roger T. Mitchell. to secure
PERPETUAL Building Association s. 800 lots a
square !262-Thornton s Rounds et ux. to Charlie,
Ii. Cagin and Charles H. c. McCareney. "a
secure George c. German. S6a0 5 wears 6 pei
cent. semi annu2ly. part lot g.
Park Niew-Alphonso Rogers Ct ux. to B. Francis
saul and Walter z. Hilton, to secure Howard
y wilson. see years, Per cent. semi
annually lot %
Square Sesame to b. Francis saul and Herbert
T. shannon, 20 secure Middaugh & shannon
S,bs2 monthly notes, 5 pr cent, same property
Park NieW-Clyde l. Rogers q ux 10 z FraBei.
Saul and Walter Z. Hilton, to secure Howard
p Wilson 5000 years. per cent semi
annually lot l9 square $685.
Same TO B. Francis Saul and Herbert T. shannon
10 secure Middaugh & Shannon, Inc. a4D
monthly notes. per cent. same property.
Park Niew-Alexander W Conlee ct ux to r
Francis Saul and Walter T. Hilton, to ser,re
Howard T. Wilson. S.oco. years, per cent
emiaunuaIly. lot e.
Square 5o56-Same 10 b. Francis Saul and Herbert
T. Shannon 20 secure Middaugh 4 Shannon
Inc, Sl,l50, monthly payments, per cent same
property.
Hoinead Mencr-Martha C. lew ct viz. James 7.
TO Niism i. Young and ". Tay0r Birch. IA
secure Franklin Fire Insurance Company. g so
years ; per cent scmi-annualy, lot IS. block
a. same 10 same, 10 secure same, like debt
lot * block Sc
FairyicW Heights-Diaua C. Hazelton 10 Albert A
Wilson and John j, Lamer. TO secure Washing.
Ton Lean and Trust Company. s. so three Years
Per cent. semianuually. lot IS block
Square ~ Trustees Of Guntoa Temple Memorial
Presbyterian Church 70 William J. Father and
George g. McEiwee, TO secure John NJ Jones
$500 three years, PR cent, semi-aunually. lots
81 and S.
tairyiew Heights -Diara G. Hazelton 10 Irwin H.
LintoA and Hugh II. O'Bear, TO secure Kate N
s SAFE. S2.01. five years 5 per cent. sen.i-annu.
ally lot Il. hlcCk J.
Square l939-Fannie Owens Ct viz. John / IN Her.
bert a. Gil and Edward Nice Jones. to secure
Arlington Fire Insurance Company sl7s5T three
years, per cent. semi annually. Let Ig3.
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CiFcuit Court No. 2.



Thomas vs. Washington Railway and Electric
Company. verdict for paiutif for 81 600; motion
for new trial flied. Tlaintifs attorneys. Wilton J.
Lambert and G.. /. Whitfogd defendants attorneys.
J. J. Darlington and ". G, sullivan,
Clatia IS. Washington and southern Railway
Company; on trial Plaintiffs attorney l. J.
3iatbeT. DEFENDANTS attorneys McKenney & Elan
merry.
Fasran District o. Columbia: motion for new,
trial fled. plajaun's attorneys. j. J. Darlington
sud ". II. Sholes defendants attorueys. T. H.
Thomas and Il. T.. Blair.
Assignments Tor to-day:
No y Catholic University Of America vs. Wae-
Canaan Attorneys Hamilton Colbcrt < Hamilton
W. b Mattingly J. b Laucr and Arthur Peter.
No. iul Cover Southern Railway COMPANY
Attorneys, Padgctt Il Foirest--iiamiton, Colbert <
hamilton.
No. il5 Baucs rs. Slater Attorneys, Turner &
Mltcecll-Grofsc T. Williams
NJ 466 Talbot ~ McDermott. ATTORNEYS. g.
r. issishtou-J. +. Darlington.
Ne. H. Dee rs. Life Insurance COMPANY of Viz
ginia Attorneys. X. +. Downing Robinson q
/; uinsuu.
M. as Nosrs vs. Chass. ATTORNEYS. L. J.
Matthew J. Lambert
No. - 0livcr rs Philadelphia Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Attorneys, s. s. Worthine-
tuii-- Aickenney x flamuty
No 49, ElIiekerh1cker IS. Wills Attcrreys. ]
J, Darlington Carlisle & Johnson.
No Sc. Acriildt Brennan Construction Gem
pany- Attorneys Alerh,at q Ambrl-e-J J. Oar
iF'ston and Hamilton Colbert * Hamilton
30 5s. Catfnttly Construction Company vs.
S;annard. Attorneys +. II Thunlas-iIamiiton
Colbert & Hamilton.
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Circuit Court No. 1


Baltimore anG Ohio Railroad COMPANY vs.
Thomas; judgment by default Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
Hamilton. Colbert q Hamilton.
Evans ys Maryland Life Insurance Coplusnv. mo.
ton for Judgment oreulled- Plaintiffs attoFneys.
Maddox Galley; defendants attorneys Gordon q
Gordon
Whaatiey vs. Georges. verdict for plaintiff for 81
Plaintiff attorney, H. Winship Wheatley, de-
PENDANTS attomeys. Wilson & Barksdale
Assignment for today
No| so Fiaherty vs.. FlaheTty Attorneys. L. A.
Bsilgy-W. q. johnson
Ne 5e3 sWartzen. Eheem & Hcnsey Company vs.
Lamb. Attorneys. Nelson NilsoD-J0hu Rid0ut
No SCI Miller vs.. Washington and Gettysbura
Railway Attorneys. Chaplin Brown and George ".
DrCW-J. b. Larncr.
No 49, BarbeF & Ross vs.. Eimmsl ATTORNEYS.
Northinston, Head & Frailey-Joiin Ridout
No 5I4 Landyoigt vs. Paul. Attorneys. Charles
Poe. L. Frailey.
No 5e7. buchanan Washington Railway and
Electric comTeny' Attorneys, r, II. McNeill-J, !,
Darlington
No 563. HCnbiowr vs. George Washington Uni
yersty- AttoUeys; +. ". Hackett-W. e. Clepleae
and W r. Mattiugly
No. III tanuerlsi Rriel ve Br,vIsna
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PEACE DELEGATES ACCEPT.
Secretary TiIEhmnn Gives Out List
of MaryIRnd's Representatives.

SPECIAL 20 The washington Herald.
Annapolis Md. April 9.-In response
to the invitations extended by Col Os-
valid Tilghman. secretary of state of
Maryland. the following gentlemen viii
attend the National Arbitration and
Peace Conference, to be held in New
York CITY. April I4-I7. as delegates
from this State:
Joseph G.. Whitney. president of the
Merchants and Manufacturers Associa-
ton, of Baltimore; DR.. 5. d. Mcconnell
Of EastOn: Preston 3. Spring. OF
Trappe, aud Col George W. =. Vernon.
Others who We're invited. but were un-
able to accept were his eminence
James Cardinal Gibbons. OF Baltimore:
Bishop William PaTet of the Protestant
Episcopal Diocese. Michael Jenkins. and
Douglas II. Thomas, of Baltimore Sec
Eetary Of State Tilghman viii also at
tend the conference.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

70 T. C. Du,ln. fer che twostery bric, Dwelling a,
1877 PARK road northwest. Architects. Harding 3
Unman. Builder. ". c. Morrison Estimated cost
s,eece
To 7. c. Dulin Cor one one-story brick stable At
the rear Of lsG PARK road northwest. Architects.
Harding & upmaH Builder, " C. Morrison. Esfi-
mated cast. sloo0
TO Il. SUtcT, fer the repairs al SOS y street
nor1AFest Contractor. CAarles s. Deaham Esfi.
mated cost, 81 s5l
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MORGAN LEASES RESIDENCE.
VIII Entertain Friend4 at Episcopal
Convention in Richmond, Va.
.-..s,f rr., V4,.f.f--+-... HID

spe1llI % Iue Washington HtIlI1-
Richmond, Va, April 9.-While the
Episcopal convention is in session in this
city ia October, the residence Of Thomas
n Rutherford on East Grace street,
which is better known % the older gen
Grafton as the home Of the late James
Thomas. one Of the most palatial resi-
dences in the city, viii be occupied by J.
PierpOnt Morgan.
10 is understood that Mr.. Morgan will
pay 5000 for the lease of the property.
In addition 90 this, he viii make certain
alterations at his own cost Mr. Morgan
viii entertain his friends In the leased
house during the convention, of which he
is a lay member.
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Difference Ia Size.
the Chicago Record Herald.

From the Chicago Record Herald
A Chicago young woman was commits
stoned by her father the other dav 10
bug some neckties. She thought she knew
exactly what he wanted She was sure
she knew what she wanted him to have
and IN any event she didat need The
assistance of the clerk. But the clerk had
great deal OF advice to give and he gave
II IN a hippant aggressive manner which
was most obnoxious to the young woman.
Finally re brought cut line of gorgeous
ascOts
There, lie said. with an imperdaently
knowing smile, I'm sure he'll like one ot
those. All the young men ike them.
The girl glanced al them indinerentIy
and then at the young man. as if she saw
him for the first time oh he's not as
young as you are. she said. Hes q
full-grown man"
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DOWN THE ALLEYS.
Corbett to Onen noston Hotei-

Boston April S.-"Jim" Corbett the
former prize-ring champion, it is said,
aims TO be a Boston boniface. It is said
that he is negotiating for one Of the
famous hotels near the corner Of Wash
iugton and Boylston streets. Both the
Lexington and Clark's are on the market.
The Information is confirmed by two
friends of the eN-champion
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MIDSHIPMAN LOMBARD ILL.
Medical survey Recommends Sis
Monthsh' Leave for First Class Man.
Special to The Washington Herald.

slNeal TO The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Md. April 9.-Upon the
recommendation Of a board of medical
survey before which he was examined
Midshipman Benjamin r. Lombard. of
Hillhouse, Miss, member of the first
class, has been granted six months
leave Of absence,
Lombard has been in bad health for
some time, and the survey found that
he is suffering with a form of melsn-
cholia. Lombard would have gradu-
ated from the Naval Academy in June
with the third section of the class of
1907, but owing 10 the time he viii lose
from studies, It is expected that he win
Join the class Of 1908. unless he should
choose to resign before the expiration
OF his leave.
Lombard was captain Of the Academy
baseball team this season. but he was
compelled to quit the game because of
impaired health. and a few days ago
the team members elected Frederick 4.
Van Auken. OF Plainfield. n. j.. to sue
ceed 10 the captaincy
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RocI,viIIe Wnter pnre

opcclGI @ The Washington Herald
Rockville. Md. April According to
a test made by DR.. stokes. State baeter-
iologist, the water from Rockville's water
works is absolutely pure. DR.. STOKES
made an analysis AT the request OF DR. q
a. Mannar, Rockville. s health officer. not
because il was thought that the water
was impure. but simply to assure the
citizens Of the town.
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ai0tiAE AOAisB
Ia re Julia Sayles e al; order appointing
Charles sayies guardian, band. s5oa. Attorney.
Joseph II. Stewart.
Estate o. Charles A. Bradfoid: VIII admitted %
probate and Letters Of administration C. L a.
granted 70 Thomas A. Bradford bond. 500. Attir.
ney ". Il. MaTl0W IT,
Estate Of Margaret Shauaban: order to Dfy claim.
Attorneys. Baker Sheehy Hogan.
Estate OF Edward Lauder; win admitted to probate
ard letters tesiamenfaIy giHnfed 10 Louisa Lauder
bond, s23ee. Attorney. cherries vs., clasett
Estate % Presley Beverly letters q; admiuistra-
ton Brsutei 70 Louisa Be,esiyi bond, s5o5. Alter
neg T. r. Leighton
Estate n Edward y. Rice, letters Of administfa-
ton granted 10 Laura C. Rice: bond 500 Att0g.
mes. " ~. Bride
Estate Of Samuel Opgenhemer petition for let
te7 Of administration filed Attorneys. Wolf q
Cohen.
Estate Of !. Hubley Ashton viii dated May T..
1871. sled. Attorney, W, y. Hoover.
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Equity Court No. I.

Costou IS Cosaa; sale finally ratified and CONVEX
snre ordered. Complainant solicitors, Hamilton,
Colbert Hamilton; defendants solicitors H. r.
Cover ard W. A. Alckeuucy.
Aisrtn vs. Martin receivers Instructed % pay over
certain rents Compliments solicitors, Lecaie Fu,-
tom d Cox.
fadgett vs. Suffer- appearance Of absent defendants
ordered. Compliments solicitors J. D. McNaly.
Aathy vs. johuson; injunction made permanent
C1mpiainsnts solicitor, Alexander D0welii defend
ants solicitors. Meyers, Cusbmau a Rea
NCisser IS. Neisser; CH hearing. Complainant S
solicitor. Thomas j. Mscze5. defendauts solicitor
Albert Sie1s
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WRECK DELAYS TRAFFIC.
Broken Down Coal Train Blocks
Pittsburg Division on b. & o.
I'LL o.. r5t., aV,,t,;-.,+,,, Ill

special o The Washington Herald.
Cumberland, Md, April "a broken
wheel on an east-bound coal train on the
Pittsburg division. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. near Philson, twenty miles north
of Cumberland, this afternoon caused
twenty loaded steel coal hoppers to be
piled in mass in a deep cut. One brake
man was slightly bruised.
The wreckage is so hard TO get at thar
the road will be closed for nearly a day.
All express trains between Cumberland
and PittsbuTg are being sent by the way
of Fairmont. Chicago express No. went
by that route. a riggers train and mes
senger train Of two coaches were sent
from Cumberland, the latter To bring here
transferred passengers.
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Winchester In Darkness,

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va, April "A heavy rain.
sleet. and snow storm last night and
early this morning. accompanied by high
winds. worked havoc with electric and
telephone wires in this section, and the
streets Of Winchester are tonight in total
darkness on account of the wires being
tangled Telegraph wires were also dovga
and not until this evening was eommuni~
cation with the outside world restored
On many country roads. telephone poles
were blown down, and wires are slrepn
aiong the Toadways in great confusion.
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TO BACK NAVY CREW.
Retired oaeers win send Eight 10
Taughieepsle.


Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Md, April at became
known to-day that several former naval
officers, now living in civil life. have offer
ed to defray the expenses OF a Navy crew
if official consent for entering the Pough-
keepsie regatta is obtained. The proposi-
ton OF entering the regatta has been
widely discussed since it was first
preached.
The Navy Athletic Associations treas
ury is not rich, and in view of this and
The fact that entering the big event would
involve a large expense, It is felt that the
offer which has been so generously made
viii be accepted In the event of all other
conditions being favorable. The assoc
citation has not given formal eonsidera-
ton TO the offer and probably VIII not
be until the question is taken up officially.
The names OF the gentlemen who made
the offer have not been disclosed, but it
Is understood they are residents Of New
York.
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". II. Duerson Passes Away.

Special to Tie Washington Herald
Clifton Forge, Va April 9-W. R.
Duerson, for the past twelve years treas
ureT OF the city, died here to-day, aged
sixty-one years. He is survived by his
widow and one daughter. He vas T.
Confederate soldier.
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Lleht contraet Awarded.
- Washinglan -.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Clifton Forge. Va. April 9.-The Clifton
Forge Light and Water Company has
been given the franchise to light the city
for the next fifteen years az a greatly
reduced price TO the city and private con
sinners. Eight hundred dollars was bid
for the franchise.
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Eauity suita.

No, 2sss Charles H. Merilat ct al. trustees IS.
Melville d. Eeusey e al Judgment: creditors bin
and for injunction. Compliments solicitors. q. Il
Msrillat and n \. Richardson
No. 2Ga0. Jacob Il. 1ierz cI a. vs. Stephen ].
kuoie; % enforce compliance with building Teglla-
ti9ns. Compliments solicitor Hayden J-hns0u-
No. 2g9l. Constance 81 Lomt ". NilbeTt T.
Lointi diglrcs. Complainant soIitof. I. Q. II.
Award.
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HarHard COMM snnth

Cambridge, Mass, April 9-The base
ball game between Harvard and Wes-
leyan which was TO have been PLAYED
tomorrow was Cancelled. owing 10 the
poor condition of the Harvard baseball
field. The Harvard nine viii start on its
Southern trip or Thursday. Nineteen
players viii be taken on the SQUAD.
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Mechanics, Liens.

No. sl6 NatiGsal Mortar Company vs.. Geo F.
Horton. MARY Il. Myers, Colin H. Livingstone
and Herman " Ven sender, lots 6 10 7a, bloch
q, Columbia Heights sl58sl
80, 569 Phillips s Bacon IS. Richard II Knott
lots $ o. 81, BECK 81, Petgcrth. 81 GO s. Attorney.
Waiter q. CIephane.
No. $40 Thomas W. Smith Is. Mary II Myers.
los S and g. block p Columbia Heights Ss57. 50
AfIaInes s d Thnnlss
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IGNORANT VOTERS TAUGHT.
whisky People Making Strenuous
Preparations for Corning Election.
Special to The Washington Herald


Special to The Washington Herald
Bristol, Va, April "A school 10
teach ignorant voters how to overcome
the educational qualification clause
Of the Virginia election laws is the lat,
est innovation of the whisky people in
the temperance campaign now on here
for the local option election to be held
April 23
Many ignorant white people and ne
groes, who have heretofore been dis
tranchised by reason of their inability
70 comply with the requirements to
registration, have been taught 10 fiji out
intelligently the application for regis
tratlon and the exercise of the right Of
suffrage. The applicants appear to have
been wen drilled and have their an
swers to the questions which the regis
trar propounds under the law at their
tongues end.
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MIDDIEs' AUDITORIUM READY
New Naval Academy Building 10 BE
Opened Saturday.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Annapolis, Nd, April 9-The new au-
ditorium. designed for the use OF lee
lures ana similar affairs. In the new
Academic Building at the Naval Acad-
envy VIII be opened and used for the
first time on Saturday night. The big
room, which is fitted with a stage.
footIights, and similar conveniences.
has large balcony. which with the
main floor gives a seating capacity of
nearly 1900.
II will be first used by Mr.. and Mrs.
McCiurg, New York lecturers. They will
on Saturday night deliver an illustrated
lecture on Panoramic Colorado"
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Bankruptcy Petitions.

No. 49, In re james H. Grant. contractor and
builder 1913 Brghtaood avenue; voluntary assets,
$50; liabilities sl3l 80 Attorney Wiltoa J Lam
bert
No. sss IN re David Tolstoi mems Furnishings.
81 and ii9 5e5eBth street southwest rountsrr: as
sets, 81 go 50; liabilities. N2s06. Attorneys 81 II.
Steaunsn and W. Il. sholes
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OPENING GAME POSTPONED.
First Clash in Inter-HiEh school
Series Set for May $.

The first game in the inter-high-
school series, between the Central and
Western, which was TO be played next
Friday, has been postponed until May
8. This action was taken In order that
the contest may be pulled of at Ameri-
can League Park
Tom Brown, who is now coaching the
University of Virginia team, viii UNI
plre the high school series this year
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Special 90 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va.,AAprii George I. An
drews pleaded guilty to raising a two
dollar certificate 10 twenty dollars to-day.
and was sentenced TO five years IN the
Federal Prison at Atlanta, Ga, and in
addition fine of 500 was imposed.
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sany e al verdict fo- plaintiff Tor SIS Pialntini
ATTORNEYS. costigan & Pratt. aefendants attorneys
4. g. Dickey and John Ridam
United States " Frank Wald HOUSEKEEPING anf
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