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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-26

Circuit Court.-David Little vs. Baltimore
and Reisterstown Turnpike Company; verdict
and judgment for plaintiff for $500.
Tilden F. Hare VS.. Louis L. Godfrey and
Maggie Godfrey; verdict and judgment for
$2l3 "A.
Richard Martin VS.. Lawrence E. Parks. gar
nishee of Mary A. Caples; attachment quashed.
Richard Martin vs.. Francis M. and Mary A.
Caples, motion to strike out judgment; held
SUB curia.
Young VS.. United Railways and Electric
Company, settled.
Charles T. Matthews, trustee of the HIGH
man. McMaster Company, VS.. Henry G. Nc
Linton VS.. Bryan. removed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-26

League.-Mrs Mary j. League died very
suddenly at her home in Baltimore, on Sunday
night last, aged about 65 years. Deceased,
who was native of Baltimore county, was a
daughter of the late Adam II. Krout, who
was for many years resident of Towson. Her
nearest surviving relatives are her brother,
Mr.. William B. Krout, of Towson, and several
nephews and nieces.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-26

Police of the city of New York arrest each day
IN average of as men who say that they have no
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-26

Hepburn.-Mr. William G. W. Hepburn,
an employee of the Warren Manufacturing
Company, died on the 18th instant of typhoid
fever, at the home of his sister, Mrs. William
Keys, of Phoenix, aged "a years. He was the
youngest son of the late William b. and Nancy
Hepburn and was unmarried. Deceased was
a member of Multiply Council Jr. o. U. A. M.
Blunt.-Mrs. Blunt, wife of Mr.. William n.
Blunt, died on Saturday last at her home at
Catonsville, after long illness, aged 80 years.
She is survived by her husband and two
children.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-26

A bill granting a pension Of $25 month to
Mrs. Stonewall Jackson, the widow of the dis
'tinguished Confederate General, is pending in
the Senate. Jackson was graduate of the West
Point Military Academy. and served in the
United States Army several years before the
Civil War
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-26

Senator AIger. of Michigan, and Representa-
tive Lacey, of Iowa, so closely resemble each
other that they look like twin brothers. This
was noted by lady who visited the Senate
chamber recently. when Lacey was also wish
tor. and she remarked: isn't it lovely that
those twin brothers should be elected to the
Senate at the same time.'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-26

The experiments of DR.. franklin NJ. Good
child with high-class vaudeville to attract large
congregations to the Central Baptist Church. on
West Forty-second street. New York, have
proved so successful that not only will the en-
tertainment be continued, but 1t will be made
more elaborate.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-26

In Jerusalem a girl who is not married at 20 is
regarded an old maid. Some marry when only 10.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-26

Alta depth Of 68 feet the water Of the Dead Sea
is twice as salt as it is on the surface, and at
1000 feet three times as salt.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-26

One consignment of game from Nebraska re-
ceived in Chicago few years ago contained IL
barrels Of prairie chickens-from locality
where they are now comparatively scarce.
rough estimate of the number Of these birds
killed in Nebraska that year was placed at $780,
900, of which all but 100000 were for shipment
out of the State.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-26

DIR. Charles Aked, the Liverpool, England,
pastor, is said TO have written John D. Rookie
Teller accepting his offer of the pulpit of the
New York Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. The
Fifth Avenue church has offered him salary of
$4,000 and q residence.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-26

AS Important as the use of silage is now 10 tho
farmer, the practice of using 1t did not begin in
this country until about 1876. TWAS based upon
the method then in vogue in France.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-26

Several years ago, after he had made visit to
Arizona and New Mexico. Senator Beverage
was sent 5000 worth of stock in mine in that
section. The Senator promptly returned the
certificates, stating that he felt 1t would be inn
proper for him to accept anything of the sort.
That 5000 worth of stock is now said to be val
ned at S1,5OO.OO0.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-26

Nathan Hawk, a veteran of the Mexican War
and the man who, in 1913, first brought East news
Of the California gold discoveries, is a hale and
hearty citizen of Folsom, Cal. Mr.. Hawk, who
Is now 50 years old. left his Iowa home for Cali
fornia in 1s47. He lives a few miles from the
spot where James Marshall dug up the first gold
found in the State.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-26

The most expensive chair IN the world belongs
10 the Pope. It is of solid silver and cost ssO-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-26

Christian Endeavorers of Chicago support
chaplain in the Cook County Hospital, who di-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-26

Dunning.-Mrs. Margaret A. Cunning,
widow of John Dunning died at her home in
Towson, on Friday night of last week, after
long illness from Bright's disease, aged ~
years. She is survived BY one daughter and
three sons-Mrs. Minnie Hess and Messrs. John
M, Arthur and Robert DunniDg. Deceased
was the Oldest daughter of William Jacksons
who, many years ago. owned a large body Of.
land at what is now known as Jackson's Hill,
on the York turnpike about mile south Of
ToWson
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30

Dewitt C. cFoissant to Wilson Terry. lot Il. block
4, Em
Observation-Disclosures Park Company 10 Mary L.
Alarcan. east oue-haif lot s. hlock s. sido,
Potomac and Grace streets nor2West-kohert D.
Weaver et TO District q Columbia Paper
Manufacturing Company. part lot a. sqaare
na. SO
no. Toa Twelfth street ngrthesst-Adriaa Z. Cox
10 FLOYD F, Davis. lot q. saafe $50. SO
New jersey avenue southeast betWeea l. and NJ
strcrts-singlet0n L. Cooper ct ak. % John J..
and Martha A. Murphy, part lot 6 square NJ,
SO
Elsgenth street northwest between G and II streets
Louis H. Schneider et al to John b. Harreii,
part original lot l3. square 3ls, So
No. 1851 Ninth street northWcsf-Sntan L. Duhant.
trustee TO Nathsn Knlpshaw, lot a. square 100.
500
Nc. g409 II street noFihwest-Mary L. siaddsn ct
viz, Cory NJ. TO Martin f. Foley. ioI is, square
"a SO
PARK View Tersace-Lea NJ Bouligay TO Ben b.
Bradford lot 2 block l. SIC
Nc. l4i street northwest -Elizabeah Addison ct
us square a6, SO.
No. 1i07 II street northwest-HenTy l. Stanfer ct
to Martin +. Foley. los 20. square q. SO
Seventh street northwest, between and T streets
William j. Barrett ct ux. to ChaTaas /. Greer
and George \. Holland trustees. part original
lots 4 and S. square az SO
Eleventh street northeast. between and G
siTeets-Wilt0n J. Lambert Ct al, trustees, to
Lizzie A. GOoding. part original lot 70. square
s6i S9l5
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

street southeast between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Watson J. Newton ct ux. 70 Wilhelm Schmidt
and Fritz d. Brandt. LOT 3 and part lot 2.
square 1875 $40. Same TO Catharine A. Newton,
lot ] aud part Of lot ?. square l075. SO
Madison street northwest, between and \ streets
Ben Schwartz ct IA. to Jacob Schwartz lots 70
to 81. square 4iS, SO.
9 street northwest. between New Hampshire are
nue. and Nineteenth street-J. p. GregE Gusts
et AK. 10 John II. Lane ct ux. to Anna W.
Peter part square ls5, SO
Columbia Heights-HarTy L. Rust ct 70 Esther
sonneb0Fn. lot S. block % $40.
Virginia avenue northwest. between TWenty-fourth
and TNGnty-ffth sfreets-Absam =, Pardon 70
J, Beall MagrudeF, lot q. square 3. $40.
Holmead Manor-Harry 3. Wilson and Harry
WaIdmsn 10 Charles 4. Mixer. lot IS. block
a. SIC.
H street northwest. between T,Fenty-third and
TEent3fou streets-Martin Cady to John p,
and Annie II. Cady part original lot 5 square
A. SO
Thirteenth street southwest. between and c
sTeets-AiaTy G. Sohaefer to John W Sehaefer,
part original lot g. square 2s. So
No. 22o5 and 22S Tenth street northBsst-Same 10
same. lots 70 and a. square 81, $40.
Nos 6S and Csc L street southwest-Same 10 same,
part lots Il and p, square al. SO.
BlOomingdsle and Mount Pleasant and Pleasant
plains-same TO same lot Il. block is Bloom-
ingdale. and oDe-hah interest in lot H. block 2
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains, So
" street northwest. between Ninth and Tenth
stfeets-Mary 6 Sehaefer 10 Rose M Berberich,
lot C.. square 35T.
No. 5i street southwest-Same to same lot Is and
part los p squsre Al SO.
n street northwest between Fourth and FIN
stIeets-Same to same. part original lot 2. square
a2 SIC
Third street northwest, between Q and r streets
Same 70 SAME, part lot z, square 55l. SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Ssme 10 same
oRe-halt interest IN let IL BLOCK 2 So
First Addition TO American University Park-Galen
L. fsit et al, trustees. to Wilsen Terry lot ST.
bleck . $50
First Addition to American University Heights.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia. holding a Probate Court. No 1875. Ad-
ministration-This IS % give notice that tae sub
seriber. OF the District Of Columbia. has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Co
lumhia letters testamentary the estate Of Fried
rich Conrsdt late of the District Of Columbia de-
ceased. All persons having claims against tie de-
ceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated 10 tbs
subscriber on or before the 18th DAY OF MARCH
A. D. l&s. otherwise they may by law be ex-
euded from all benefit Of said estate. Given unssr
my hand this 18th day q March, lgJ7 JOHN
WESTLsY CONRADT, lss7 ST. ne. Attest; ssall
". C. TAYLOR. Deputy Register Of wis for fhs
District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probsts Court
". II. SHOLES. Attorney mhls $50
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
DEEDS or TRUST.

Square s6s-Ldlie Mel Mills ct viz. Howard ". to
Joseph ]. Darlington and Blair Lee. to secure
the Washington City Orphan Asylum, $50. 5
years, per cent semtannualls, lot %.
Square t0I2-Isaac II. Entsistte CT TO George h.
Fleming and HoFatio y. Taplin, 70 secure
Diedrich II. Boreher. s2T0, 20 81 months S
Der cent semtannuaily. lot g.
Square 81 Beall Maguder TO Edward ". White
side and Harvey 7. Winfield. to secure Home
Building Association OF the District Of Colsni-
bia 500 lot g. Same 10 William Il. LinEins
and Thomas T. Woodward. 30 seoTe James NJ.
woodward. $500 ! year per cant, se1ni-annaally.
lot 90
Holmead Manor-Charles H. Mixer Ct ux 20 5.
Percy Thompson and Morton J. inchs. 10 Sc
cure Harry b. Wilson and Harry Wardman,
sl.'oo. to months, per cent. semi-annualiy.
lot s5 block a.
Pinehurst-Mary L. AIarean TO James F. Hood and
firman K. Homer. 10 seclre PinehnTst PARK
Company s557.1. ] to IS months, per cent
east halt Of loi g. block s.
Square l9Sf-MaTy Bandrsth 20 Edward J. Stell-
wagen and George +. Fleming. 20 secure Edward
l. Hillyer. G.eao. years. per cent. semi
ally lot a.
Squares s03 snd l047-John T. Baldwin 70 oscar
Iuckett and J. N. Carlisle, 20 secure J. William
Reilly, 500 months per cent. lots T and
TO- square s03 and part original lot 90 square l9il
Square 3l9-Jolm Il. Haueii ct HX. to Charles +.
stons and Charles W Fairfax, 10 sa1ITe Louis
H. Schneider. slG55.6; Julius N. Schneider,
sleS67; Carrie A. Schneider, $500 George
\. Schneider. 81. .0o1-bis waiter T. bcnnelderi
s. 566s5; MARY J.. Cisseil 81 $50 S.. and Ralph
L. Hail. Sl00 years. per cent. seuai-a1ana-
ally part original lot u.
Square 555-DilleF B. Croft 10 William L. Edm0n-
stun and Louis r. Peak. TO secure William l..
Miller. Sls00. years. per cent. Sc ni-annuallyl
part lot p Same To Harry s. Welch and Diller
T. GToff % secure Helen b. Welch, $40, 5
years. per cent, semiannualiy. same property.
Square 41o-SathAn kTupshaw et 10 John T..
Herrell and Aaron $. CayWoOd. 10 secure Peo-
pies Fige Insurance Company. 5000. years. 5
per cent semi annually. bot 4.
Square l2l2-Martha l. Han 70 Washington Loan
and Trust Company, 20 secure Equitable Co
operative Building Association 800 part lot Il,
Square 4l7-ChaTies l. Greer and George y Holland
trustees. 20 Washington Loan aud Trust Com
pany, 10 secure Equitable Cooperative Building
Association. 81 2G0. part original lots and s.
Squares 81 and l9l-Edgar Z. Goodman ct IA. 10
same. 10 secure same. 50 so. lot 81. square g.
and lot &C. square l9l.
Addition % Tak0ma paTk-AlbeTt II. johnson ct ux
20 same. 70 secure same. S3.55o lot T. block L.
Rande Highlands Elizabeth A. Terg 10 same to
Secure same 81 so lot s. block l9
Columbia Heights-FTaneis A. Blundon et ux 10
Henry n. Bergmaun and Charles Schafer, 70
secure Northern Liberty Geman-AmeTican Build.
ing Association. No. s, $4,000. lots l0 70 lA
block .
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
PRINCETON HERE TODAY.
Tigers Meet Georgetown in Annual
Game on Heights.

Princeton viii be seen here to-day in
the annual Easter Week games with
Georgetown at Georgetown Field. The
Tigers bring a strong team this year. and,
but for the loss of Byram. the star twirl-
er. who struck out sixteen Of the George
town team in the first gaze last season,
but who was later knocked out of the
box by the same Blue and Gray team, are
as strong as ever.
The Georgetown team was put through
a long. hard drill yesterday afternoon,
and the finishing touches were put on, so
that Princeton viii have to go the limit
to-day 10 win. Coach Hara was as
sisted by such well-known former George
town stars as Leon MarteH and Bunny
Larlgin, OF the 1905 nine. and the men
seem confident that they will wipe out
the defeat OF Thursday. Cantwell or
Devine. and Mudd or Maloney win be the
battery.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
PROPOSALS.

Washington, %. c.. March q. 1900
Sealed proposals will be received by The
Washington Gas Light Company at SIS
office, No. 4iS Tenth street northwest, this
city, on or before the l2TH DAY OF
APRIL. 1907, az y O'Clock noon, for the
Goals for the year beginning April T.
1907, and ending April /. 1905:
$500 gross tons Of best 5t-inch screened
Gas Coal. to be delivered (. 0. b. along
side our wharf at Twenty-Bixth and g
streets, this city, as required by the COM
pany
For East Station Gas Works during the
year named above:
zo,eo9 gross tons Of best S-inch screened
Gas Coal, 90 be delivered f 0. b. ears on
tracks IN our yard at Twelfth and 81
titles sss needed.
ANTHRACITE BROKEN COAL.
900 gross tons Of Anthracite Broken
Coal, TO be delivered as needed, T. 0. b.
alongside our wharf at Twenty-Eixth and
q streets. this city. also
5000 tons OF Anthracite Broken Coal, 10
be delivered as needed on our tracks
T. o. b. cars at East Station. Twelfth and
NJ streets southeast. this city.
All Of the abOve-named Goals to be
gross tonnage Of 2,z40 pounds.
Contractors for any pf the Goals emu
merated above VIII be required to give
ample Fecurity TO the Gas Company for
a faithful fulnllment OF contract
The Gas Company reserves the right 20
reject any or al bids.
An proposals shall be sealed and ad
dressed to the Washington Gas Light
Company. and marked Proposals Tor
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
mh2S-I5g
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
DAILY COURT RECORD.
FRIDAY, March 80, 190T.1
DISTRICT COURTS.
Const of Appeals.


Assignments for Tuesday. April p 1857:
Special ealsndar-Ne. l. stoFy vs.. Story. Appel
lauts attorney. J. s. ,Easby- smith.
No. District Of Columbia vs.. Brooke. Appel
lsnts attorneys. E. H. Thomas and I. II. stephens
appcllee's attorney John Riduut.
No. g. United States. ex rel Parish. IS shaw
Appellants sttonsys. Holmes ConFad and Leigh
Robinson.
No. 4 seeley Vs. seeIey- Appellants attorneys,
Il. r. Galley and Barry afeliuH; appeses attorney.
Il z Davis.
Regular cali-No. r3l l. que ys- Fenninz. Ap-
pellant's attorneys. Evans Benson & Poultney; ap-
peiles's attorney. T. G. Caidr n.
No l7S7. Columbia NafionaE Bank IS. MacKnight.
Appellants attorney R. f. Leighton; appeliees at
torneys. Leckie. Fulton & Cox
No. ia, Dobbins IS. Thomfs. Appellants attoy-
ney Leo simmons: apIellee's attorney. r. q, Don
aldson.
No. fls Welch IS Lynca. ApHsllaRts attorneys,
Nathaniel Wnsen. C. X. WILSON, and w. d. Da-
Fidge; -aHFelees attorney. C. A. keigWin-
No l746 Sand Filtration COTpUati0n rs. C08aT-
din. Appellants attozueys, Wortinagfon. Heald
frailey appellee attorneys c. e Tucker and j. j.
Darlington
No 1880. Virginia-Carolins Company IS Eisinger.
Appellants attorney. II, Winship Mheatley appel
lee attorney hayden johnson.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
washington and Lee Track Dates.
.pseial to The Wsfhinstan Herald.

Lexington, Va, March 29.-The Wash
ington and Lee field and track team
will compete in the Southern IntercoI-
tIegiate meet st Charlottesville on April
90, a dual meet with the Virginia Poly
teohHic Institute at Lynchburg. on April
e7. and Ia. the Virginia intercollegiate
meet at Richmond on May :.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
Largest Morning Circulation.

Largest Morning Circulation.
All advertising contracts made BY
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circmation-a cir
culation in Washington larger by
thousands than was ever before at
tained BY any morning newspaper
at the Capital, Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30

Z. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
ture, Once Of the Secretary, Washing
ton, D. C., March s ls97.-sealed pro
posais viii be received at the Office Of the
Disbursing Clerk until D. M, MONDAY,
April y, 1907, for furnishing supplies dur
ing the fiscal year ending June %, 1905 as
follows. Stationery, laboratory. lumber
and packing boxes, fuel and ice; paint
ers; plumbers; furniture and map
frames. forage, car seals, &c, brOOns,
brushes, &c; flower pots. cleaning car
pets, washing towels. and waste paper,
electrical supplies, flags. instruments,
towers, and lanterns printing and litho-
graphing material Full Information fur
nished on application to the Disbursing
Clerk. Bids must be sealed and addressed
to the Secretary Of Agriculture In ac-
COTdance with instructions given on
schedules. JAMES WILSON, Secretary.
mhf1 q, 0,a0,ap9I7
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30

GENERAL DEPOT OF THE QUARTER
masters Department Washington. D.
C.. March g, l907.-Sealed proposals, In
triplicate. viii be received at this OfTiee
until II o'clock a. m, MONDAY. April g.
1901. and then publicly opened. for executing
such job printing as may be required by
this office during the fiscal year COM
mencing July /, 1907. Blank forms and In
stTuCtionS for making proposals and fur
ther Information desired viii be furnished
intending bidders on application to this
ONCE. The right IS reserved 10 the United
States 10 reject any OF all proposals or
accept any part thereof. Envelopes con-
tanning proposals must be marked Pro
Posals for Job Printing and be ad-
dressed to Mai NJ GRAY ZALINSKI.
Quartermaster. L. S. A., IN charge of de-
not. mh29, ,Soapi .2,26.2
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
LHNEa EaMafE

No $3.50 JangWay & Co vs.. Harry Z. P Ba-
den; Judgment Of R H. Terrell. J. p, for s2iss2.
Plaintiffs attorney I. p. Loving.
No $3.50 c. Williams vs. Richard Watts; iadE-
ment OF IA l. O'Neill J. F.. for Si72so, Plaintiff
sttorneys. Z a. Jones and @. G. shinn.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Clarence W Altman. . and Annette s Wood
vile, ., both q Dom. Va Rev T. Hez SVEN.
frank r. Lamb Is. # Wonder. Nev,, and Maude
G. Couorer. .. Res. Albert n Ward.
Erwin Weller. 8 u Warsaw. Ohio and Auchan
Forqueir s. Rev J. r. Mclaughlin
Charles r. Branu. e. of Baltimore, Ma, and
Flora Lee TAYLOR. 70. Rev T. Hez SVEN
Jacob z. Watson. @ uf Charlottesville. Va, and
Jessie a. shipe. q. Of Harper's Fern. ". Va
James W GLADDEN. IT, IS. and Eta L. Thomp-
son. q Rev John NJ. schick.
David II. Miller. s. and Lydia Williams. 43. both
Of JobnstoSn Pa Rev X. c. Russell.
George c. Brower &C. q Buffalo, y. Y, and
lena B. Kearney 81. Of Rochester. n. y Rev.
Alexander Bielsski
Darwin L K spraEle. =. and Mary A. Barrack.
. Rev. james f. Sfackim.
Richard Nance. q Of Manchester Va and BeNtrice
D0sdy. 2, q Lynchs. Va Rev. F. NJ. Bristol.
Wallace A. SWink. 3 Ct ChurchVille Va, and
Lacy NJ. Burton, p of Mount Solon. Va Rev F.
NJ Bristol.
GOLORED.
Thomas }. Johnson 25. and Annie Dyson 2
Rev Charles a. Cary.
George " Creamer. 81. and Ida C. Neal z.
Re4. J. 4. Matthews.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-30

PROPOSALS FOR HAULING ASHES
War Department, Washington, D. c.,
March II, l91Z--Sealed proposals, in dupli-
cate will be received here until p. m.
APRIL %, 1907. and then opened, for haul
ing ashes during year ending June 60 1905
Information furnished on application
State price per cubic yard. Proposals
must be IN envelopes indorsed Proposals
for Hauling Ashes, and addressed NJ, r.
THORP, Chief OF Supply DIV.
mill 20 20 ana Il
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Equity suits.

No 2595s. William H Clifford vs. James A.
Rogers to dissolve partnership and for receiver Com
plsinsnt's solicitor. l. NJ King.
No. s5ss0 William r. AlcClosky yz Mary G.
schaefer accounting. Compartments solicitor, ",
H. Sholes.
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z H. THOMAS and JAMES FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys

~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding a District Court. In re-:
Condemnation Of land for tie south approach 70
the Anscostia Bridge. ia the District q Columbia
District Court No. 7l9.-Upon consideration q the
pettion Of the Commissioners n the District Il Co
hnhis filed in the above entitled cause and Oh
motion of counsel for the said ConmissicfeEs II is
BY the court, tais l5th day Of Alareh A. D. 1857,
ordered. That the clerk q the eeurt issue a cits-
tion 70 Maria Frederick. John ApDich John F
Campbcn, Pauline Campbel. Amelia s. RICK Daniel
A. Christy Margaret H. DCddingtou. Henry a.
GrisHOld Jchn 7. Walker The Shiloh Old School
Baptist Church, Henry A. Herel. John i. O'Nel.
aud John r HsrTeiI 70 arpear IN this court ths
gfH DAY OF APRIL, a. D. 1851. al % o'clock
a NJ, to answer the said petition. and % shos
Why the prayers Thereof should be granted
and Why the several pieces and parcels q land IN
Frederick SubdiTision and Chichester. recorded 10
Book GoFcTn0T Shepherd. pages s. and ID. N the
os8ce of the surveyor q the District of Columbia.
more particularly described IN the Petition nled
herein should not be condemned for the purpose
q providing for The south approach 70 she Ana
costa Bridge in the District Of Columbia Il n
further GTdeTed That CODY u said citation be
served b. the United States marshal for the District
Of Columbia upon suel oWneE of the land sought
70 b condemned herein and slch persons interested
therein as may be found by the sad marshal of
his deputies, within the District II Columbia and
il is further ordered. That all persons having any
interest in these proceedings BE- ard they are hereby
warned and required 70 apHeaT IN this court On o.
before the SAID 9th day u April A. D. 1897, te
answer the said petition and 70 continue il attend
until tie shah have made its final order.
ratifyiug and confirming the award and report q
the commissioners 10 be appointed by tie court 60
aEaise the value cf the respective interests Of al
persons concerned In the land and premises men
tioued and described in the aforeslid petition. u
is further ordered That copy Of this oIdsr be Tgb
lsned once IN the Washington Law Reporter. and
On six secular DAYS IL the Washington Evening Star
the Washington Post. aa.- fae Washington Herald
81 E.sFa- af.a
SAID 9Th day Of april. a. D. 1877. b. the court,
JOB BARNARD, Justice 4 true copy-Tests
lSeaIl J. K. YOUNG. Clerk b F. Z. CUNNING
HAM Assistant CLERK mhH 3. 99.splZ