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The Washington herald., 1907-05-18
Equity Court No. 1.
CHIFF LTsTICE CLABATGF


James vs.. James: examiners fee ordered uad and
time 10 fle testimony limited Complainant s0iici
tors L. VI. King and Fountain Peytoni defendant
solicitors, Hughes a Gnv
Becker vs.. Becker. counsel fee and court costs or
der5d paid Complainant solicitor. Robert T. Mat
uugly; defendants solicitor 4. J.. Wilson.
Ia r. luuacy Of Clara G Brsnzel. committee or-
dcr-d % account. and Elizabeth Kl,udiCst ap-
pointed committee. bond 500. Attorney, Julius A.
MaClc.
Lppold vs. Emmerch: substitution q trustee Or
dered Complainant solicitor Julius A. Maedc
Shcehy Company vs. Emmench. substitution of
trustee ordered Ccmplaiuauts solicitor Julius A.
MlCdel
Wettcr vs.. Gray; leave 70 amend bin granted
Complainant solicitor. J. II. HAYDEN defendant s
solicitor G.. W UaizDll
Moss vs. wilkinson auditors rcp<rt confirmed
ard distribution ordered. C-mplaiuants solicitor,
James Il. Smith: defendants solicitor Fountain
Pcytou.
Huutrsss ys. Beall: motion f.r Iro clufrzs1 over
ruled upon answer being di5i nstautsr Complain
ants solicitor. + s. Key Smith, defendant go
hritrrs. Gordon A Gc-lgn aad John Ril1Ut
OTIS Elevator Company U.s. MeyT, leave 20 in
tCrTCne granted. untcwpnr.7 solicitor LC0 simmons
L0nEshaw VS.. Burns. injunction nodded and leave
t1 amend answer granted Complainant sohci-
tors. A. y. Webb aud Edwin Fouast. defendant g
solicitor L. A. Bailey
Riley rs RiIey divorce mrusa Ct thrr7 granted
and mamtenanca Ciiered CCmUhiHsuts solicitor
Marx s-aaman, defeu3ant's solicitor }. Wilmer
La'imgr.
Reiuburg VS. Beinbgrg, rifle discharged. Com
paiusut's solicitor Leo r. Harl1U dtudarts So
Eritrrs Campbell C1umetrD and 5. T.. Tuift,
Seyer-1n yS Brooks. sale confirmed and reference
Go auditor Complainant sirit0r. B. =. Leighton.
defendants solicitors. Campbell CaUnltan and s.
d.. Tuft
Blackburn vs. Campbell, rI'o as % receiver r.
turnable Alay a. Compliments solicitors J. O..
Capers and B.. II. UlrH
Porter VS.. American laktile Company. rrlC as %
receiver retunabe lIay a. CmIlmau-'s solicitor
H. T.. R. Atsi--1u.
Simmons S. simmons time 90 take proof imitel
ClmI'auants solicitors. a. Il. Bel and j. "
Huston; d.'sudarts s0'Ir.ar n. J. D. Aisiss1n. L.
e. Williamson. and John A. Br'ar
IN re luuscy Of Louis Steu committee authorized
90 invest certain funds Attorney. D. a. Feuuing
Assignment for Monday May p l0-:
so 20 Coleman S. Grmau. At'Hueys ". d
shr'es-H johnson, Hamilton q Colbert, Drake d
France.
$50. z5 Trbtv vs. Tnlhr Attorneys. Howard
Boyd LscEis Fulton a C1y-Gorir1 & Gordon
Tacy l. JeTrrfs
So g1a Atkinson q Ballard 60. rs st51irrt
Attorneys George O., Gs--mau.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

| Square gs-Richard Miller TO Malcolm Hufty r.
secure Nose Sinshcimer, 500, ! month, rei
cent lots and g.
Cathedral Highlauds-J0hu u. Fan q uy 70 Amer
can Security and Trust Company % secure O.. T.
Bell. trustee. N5a years rrr cent. semi
annually lots q ard "a square l9rl
lnterest-LagrCnoe +. Wright q FIX 70 B. Franz
Wright and John IT, h. Wright % sernu
Hattie w. Wright $500 3 years. 6 rer cent
s-mtannUaly. all interest in estate of john r.
Wright
Square 65o-Georre W. Robinson Of Tx 90 BENJAMIN
T.. Gaskins and Thomas Beckett 20 secure
Charles H. otr1tAer 500, years, per cent
part lot
Square 91i-Mary J. Nokes and Royce A. Nokes
Co Samuel II. Walker and Michael l. Weller. ta
secure Eastern Building and Loan Association.
$3.50. north half lot g.
| Columbia Heights-H Harry A. Cummius ct Tx. m
Emanuel Sppich and George C. Esher. % secure
Lewis Z. B.egnjnga- $50. monthly notes. re.
cent. Dot us. block g.
University Park-Amanda Y. ENner 90 john r.
Larrer aud John A. Hamilton. % secure WASH
ing-on Loan and Trust Company. $3.50 3 years.
per cent semi annually l7t s. block O.
Whitehaycn-Charles +. Bishop q uz % H. Brad.
ley Davidson and Jackson II. Raist0n. 20 secure
Harvey r. Winfield Sl,21). ! year per cent.
semIannuallv lots Y and lS
Square Virginia B. Thomas Fl vir. Charles d
to Charles +. Benjamin ard Roger r. Mitchell.
90 Secure Perpetual Building Association, 81 80.
lot &C.
Randle Highlands-Roger Melting ct ux. to Wash
lngton Loan and Trust COMPANY 10 secure
United States Realty Company. S3I91l0. monthly
notes. per cent. lot o. block l9
Square l2)s-Samucl ATtz et uz 10 Charles T
ClaEctt aud Allan r. Walker 10 secure Samuel
S Lutz. 2,05o, l year. ) PER cent. semi-annuaIIy.
part lot ,
Petvorth-John Q. Walton ct Tx. to Henry II.
Rergmann and Charles Schafer. 20 secure North
ern Liberty Gcrnan-American Building Associa-
tion. No. S. s. 90. Dot p. square 3D.
Square Es-R0b Roy McKaLan et ux. 10 Isaac
Pearson et uy. 90 Jackson H. Ralston and +.
Quincy Smith. 20 secure Union Savings BANK
$1,000. 3 years 3 FER cent spmiaunuaIlv. lot "a.
Square l55-Mary e. Held 20 National Saving, and
Trust Company, 20 secure American Security
and Trust Company i0o, years, rcr cent.
semi-annualy. lot l23
Square iil-Emma BuChho'iz Preston 10 Henri q
Stewart and James NJ Green 10 secure Thomas
W Hwgeford slo one year. 5 per cent semi
annually, part lot E
Square 6I7-Aunie " Gum 10 Edmond Fitzrerald
and John j FeEan 10 secure E1trrrriss serial
Building Association, $3.50 l0t lg9
Square 5Si-IOhn r. Haislip g uN 10 r Francis
Sanl and Walter f. Hilton, 20 secure Harry ".
Ellis. 5000. years. per cent ssmiaunuaIly
lCt Do
Square 7SS-Magrie Van Zant et vir. John u to
Henry A. Herell and John F. ONeiU. 10 So
cure Henry II Mckee, 500, / to years. s Der
cent. semi annually lat e
Cleveland PsTk-Charles q. Allen ct TX. 10 Wash
ington Loan and Trust Company, 20 secure
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
$500, part block S.
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Criminal Court No. 2

dl0liiE bAiNAhH-
Sm00t VS.. C1zrns. motion 20 dismiss avpcal Grant
a., appeal noted; bond fixed 40 500 PLAINTIFF
attorney, j. =. NcNaly; defendants attorneys Kim
han & White
Wyatt VS. Washington Alexandria and Mount
Vernon Railway Company; motion TO dismiss appea
ovcuuled. Plaintiff attorney. g. II. Hem5us; de-
fendant's attorney. 4. A. H1ehlirg IT,
Chester rs Capital Traction Company; motion q
dismiss 0yrrulici. Plaintiffs attorneys. Barnard &
J0hrSGu; defendants attorney. q. T. Dunlop.
Atkinson VS.. Sturgeon; motion for new trial over
r1lrii appeal noted, sUpersade3s bond $50 Plain
tifs attorney. J. j. Archer, IT,, defendants a.
t0uey, Hayden johnson
United States vs.. Arthur Welsh; housebrrakinc
and assault to XII; motion for new trial granted
bond fixed al SloO and defendant rcm1nicd. At
tCruov Thomas e. TAYLOR
United States vs. Ernest b. Latham: motion Ia
discharge bail granted and motion 70 dismiss cause
refused. Attorney. Campbell CaUington.
Adir;rnCd until THURSDAY. May g. 1907.
Assignments for Thursday, May @ 1907.
In re viii cf jose ITatio Rodriguez.
Washington Brewing Company vs.. Senay Att0r-
neys Bimcy & Wocdard-W. J. lambert.
No. l2L Howard rs. Leonard. Attorneys, ". c.
MsrtiD-Sheehy q shechy.
No. l33, dunno vs.. Washington Observation Az
tomohile Company. AttCneys. J. W. CoX-S. ID.
Bradley
No. lg7 Knox vs. Washington Railway and Elec.
tric Company. Attorneys, &. II. Symc-C. A Doug
las and George +. Hoover.
No. li2. -loses vs. Scott. Attorneys, R. G. and
W. !. Donaldson
No. ~ Goldstcn vs.. Cohen. Attorneys. J. l..
Tepper-D R0thschild.
No. ISL Hayes VS.. Brown. Attorneys, W E.
Ambrlse-H0ward BOYD
No l56, kummel vs. Matthews. Att0meys-J l.
Peyse--F S. Key Smith.
No. l3i Kessler vs.. Seitz. Attorneys II. W.
Wheaticy-G F. Hayeli
No. 10. Ubhof vs.. sheehy. Attorneys. Hayden
Johuson-C II. Syme.
No. l7l-HcItzbcrg rs. Chambers. Attorney. a.
H. Hollaudcr.
No 163 Atkinson ballard Company vs.. Johnson
Attorney, Charles ". Dau,
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
rrl-.. nnatcd src whalc.sl..l

BUTTER Receipts light, market weak. Cream
cry fancy -5is % 26. Western fr-fs . f1 .. see
ondS. % 90 q, process. fa7rv q, dairy choice IS
90 17 Sod. u 20 Is, srarT-T1ckgd. fT,- ll % lf
CHEESE-Market unchanged New York state.
factory large It4al5 do, small. l5,1alb. summer,
large ralj. Western factory. new. ch0ca. Hisal5:
do. FAIR 20 good. j.. rzinis TO-
EGGS-RerriTf7 heavy market steady. Nearly.
fresh Virginia l6 t1 49,. West Virginia and
Southwest Virginia. li4 % l6, Tennessee l5'5 %
&c. North Ca-lim. I5'-
LIVE POULTRY Receipts light. market firm.
Chickens. winter. l3a0. da-. spring 8aU. hens.
per d.. I5. r10sJrTs. Z. ducks. large lIaI. do.
small. qll1. geese fs-. HrEers toms. j.. do. hens.
a. turkeys thin. ssl1. keats. D.
DRESSED POULTRY Choice stock iu good de-
mand. Turkeys hens. WulaHu. Der lh.. lal5. do
average. uUdrlUn. I7ali, do. thin. Tgr d., &C., old
toms. llal5 chickens large. pgr m Is: d..
spring. %. fowls. lial5; grrus. 7-lh. average,
-aa-2 DO. small l7lls, hus choice -. r0asters.
3. ducks large l2ll3 DO. small, Il Er.s- ,llI.
DRESSED NiEATS-Couutw cured hams and
bacon iu good dem1uI. Fun dressed ua7D.
heads o. 900. hog dressed calves 900. bans. c.uu-
trr. sugar cured liaij.
VEGETABLES -P1utocs. per hushcl. 90; d..
Virginia and Maryland. Usr ET1l 10. sweet
potatoes. Ver haII-l lHls351. vans rar barrel. -
s5b1. asparagus. per Dozen -0a551. cabbage. lsr
crate. 3fHE5, celery. New York. I.r lf1sa g07H.
do Florida. pgr tTate. Zeal-j. Curmugfs FICf.
ida ucr basket. 10oa25g; lettuce. FLORIDA. Uer 0as-
ket -0sGoI. home grown. per h1ugL LEaL51.
onions. olio. Iar baUol 2-n-51i string t.aHs
green pr basket. g5af51. tomatoes Fl.uIa fa..r.
pgr crate 31a2Ei bslts. bauel 1ai. peas basket
00aL-I
GREEN FRUITS-ATUls market strong. and nice
table varieties meet with stealF sale common stock
neglected. Y1ri, Imperial LWa59l. Ben Davis l0ai
$50. fancy table fruit +10a5i1. oraHge5 Florida.
bright Der box, 3slaA15; California uavcs. Per box.
35aioli grape fruit. Florida, Der box. 551alU;
strwbCuies, per quart, l58G.
DRIED FRJITS-AppIcs. sliced faucr. S: sliced
bright iisi cherries. l2s1ti shrrtlcberirs i0ala
nspheuics, gaG. b'aca}ui5s. G.
Hay AND STRAW Timothy choice. 200.
No. ]. 600, No. q I@, mixed hay. QEaL 0l.
clover. naf- straw. wheat. =11f
GRAiN-Whaat. choice slas-. fa.r t0 good grs1.
ordinary. 71a75. Com-sheL.d. white 5-a6I. yellow.
ola6i, ear lWl5l0. Odts-NCsttu. white No
51a52. mixed 4aa54- Rye. 553G.
WOOL AND HIDES-WooL washed. 75: wool.
unwashed. free of bgE. @ wool. urr. afsE.
hides, green .. dry l5al7; sh-erssirs green. each
sal10. dry, -5a75; calfskius L00l135 mussrat I0a
%; black, .; kits, S; skunk 2iaL59: mink. 75ai %:
rabbit skins lali.; 0p0ssum, lOalj. Taccooa. 25a95;
fox red, LQa2gi gray. 5a7j
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WDIGHT-

Si.Irrs vs Cooper time % fIa Transcripts extended
t1 June 3 Plaintiffs stt.uHs II. r. Davis sri
Edwin Forrest. dsf.Hi1lt attorney. John Riirut-
Pope ys SrItheu Ha.Tav ComTanvs motion %
strike o1t second r'oa 17err..ri- PiaiUuHs at'ar-
usrs C. J. Sums and j.. D. Marshall defendant
ai-aurr. George p. Hamilton
Assignments fr Monday May E lsr.
So. 5u Hilton ys. Lan,rru ME.rUe Machine
Company Attorneys. RHnLi A Enr.r-A- A. H1eh-
ling ir.. Alex Browne. and Evans Browne
so. SO. French vs. Na'fuuI laundry Company.
AtfHre-s. Mllau & smith -NI1hIu a. Ga-Iey.
No 57l Never ys. Mcdonald. ATTORNEYS. John
Ed1ut- Hamilton Colbert 6 Hamilton. aud Id
muui Brady
So. Gil C.uEfr We Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
COMPANY Attorneys T. J. Mataar- Hamilton, Col
b..t g. Hamilton
80 5Ie Grant vs. Kau.cs. Attgucgs. r. ".
NeBau.Ijs. MILAN smith,
N1 f,1 La-l ys Prudential Insurance Company.
Attorneys. A. 5. d j. 2. Iar'rr-E5uv d Minor.
Na. 65 Slater vs. TAYLOR. Attorneys. j. A.
Hsi'.r-A. s. s. !. j. Taylor
so. $40 Dorsey VS.. E.mre. Attorneys. Ambrose
g. NuIrr Eusr WnaIai
$50. f,9 Pors v southern Railway C0nrar-
AtHmus. z. l. Sums and T. IT, Msrslal-Georgs
T. Hamilton
NO. 55 Kaiser vs. san'fcru Railway Cmrauv
Arrmrgs Cuttings Ctamr-U-G rTgr +, Ham-
If"r.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

| North Bandlc HChlands-Amer.can Security arf
Trust Company trustee. % Ida " Lickle lrt
3d. block 5.4 S337.59
North Banlle Highl7nds-Amrrirau Security and
Trust Company Trustee, 20 Robert " Merchant
Do, g. block 5i5l So
/ North RaudIa Highlands American Security and
Trust Company. trustee. 20 Anna B. Merchant
lH' 81 square AH NTg
= street northwest, between Seventh and Eight
sirtcts-Nartiua Carr q viz. William K. n
John NcElroy. part original lot . square 40
Dauvoad Heigdts-Tohu ". GREGORY et ux n
sn-an Johnson. Dot o. block l5 SO
I Eighth street northwest. between . and streets
Cora j. Brln 20 Della Bi5n, rlr, original Iot s
square i2 So
Addition -o heuiivor'h-AIlen ". NsIlerv et Al
trustees 90 Annie J MaIcrr. l-t p Hrrk s1a
Richmond P1rk-Northvest Washington Improve
meni 'omrary 70 A. Hamilton Roop, lots q and
g. square 8s7 SO
Columbia Hrirrts-Lcwis T. Rrrurirrrr e, NJ. ID
Henry A. and Anna N. CImmins, Dot IT'S, block
% Sio
Tvg'r-ert street northeast. between Fast Csri-ol
end A s'rrets-Gaiu T. Green % Henry VI
Baker, original l1t s square ll3 go.
Second street southwest. between T. and streets
Same 's same. lrt 10 square 6ll. SO
Columbia Hsshf--Jsmes H. Hcu-ley e uE. 70 b
Francis ssuI lot % block g, 80
. Cathedral H1Iards-C J. Rel trustee % John
D. fa'. --ts 2 and o. square 1881. E55i
Central HaEhrz-Maue y. Gthrins 70 Jossuhine n
johnson. l.t T. block g. Visg
Cathedral Highlands G.. J. Bell trustee % Willis
Il. Zee. - 81. square lg2 N7G-Z Same "a
f. Florence Win-l7w lots T. O. 8 90 and 81,
square 1873 &7f275
~. 5s Ninth street zauthwsst-I.ha ". Lacey u
Nul &. Lacey. i1t r. square sl2 So
So. 45 Fourteenth street uor-1east-Faurie "A.
E.atHa er SIR. John r., % Virginia b Thomas.
i.t Is square 1888 ii1
RlHiIe H.Eards-Uaitei States Realty Crnrsrv
t1 H7-T Melting lot 8 block d. SIN
IH.-fr-a,ui and y streets northwest samuel s
Int ~ HE % Samuel A-rz. Tart DO, p square
I55 N0
THwtrtbirI and C streets uortLvrs,-Arrie NJ
tarrrT 90 Harry VI. CuEu. oHofcri-th interest
i- i-r ls square o. E4a.
no lj Eighteenth street northwest Edward T.
'r1s 20 al tNo-lt1H. % Mary C. Held l1t
i- 7Ure lT $50
Rock Greek Ford Road Henry G. C-rbin et uz to
District q Columbia. f1rr acres on said road SO
street northwest between Fourth and Tfrh streets
Benedict Roth o. Joseph 4 Roth Iart orig
irli ."t 3, sIuTre SIS SO
First street. r1rHWesJ. near . street Florence d.
A'Al.ife 60 uA. % Annie NJ. Gum lat 10
square 6l-. So
Seventh street northeast. between 2 and streets
p Francis S3r e. a.. trustee % John 4.
HaisIip l-r 90 square m. NeU
Bingham Plaee-Ia7a Smith e. ms. f1 John ".
GlaHuaut trustee, east half lat 35. block II. $40
Estate ~ William HaIUa1d- Alfred l. WFUa o,
PIX. t' Anna Nay Moore lat 90 So
Eighth street northwest between L and VI streets
Priscilla Narthiugu 70 OTdsla C. Ssibau. part
lHf a. square 45 So
Cleveland Park-Chari5s r. Allen 70 Charles G.
Allen part block 8 $40
street northeast between Twelfth and Thirteenth
etz-Lettis T. Burn GO vir. james l.. % Ag-
gIsta Wilcox. lot g. square Jos. SO.
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w. AND L. ENDS SEASON.
shuts Ont Central University of
Kentucky in Last Game.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald.
Lexington, Va. May I7.-Washington
and Lee University administered a second
shut-0ut To Central University. of Ken
lucky. here this afternoon. winding up the
most successful season ever played by the
White and Blue.
The victors' only run was the result of
base on balls. followed by a pretty
double, in the fifth. Capt Johnson
pitched a mastery game. striking out
thirteen men and allowing no bases on
balls. Washington and Lee opened the
season with a victory over Columbia by a
score Of 10 10 3.
Other teams who were defeated are
George Washington. Maryland. ACricul-
tural Trinity College Of North Carolina.
University of Georgia. and two games
from A. and II. of North Carolina, and
Central University Of Kentucky. In all
they have won thirteen games and lost
eight, which gives a very commendable
average. Score:
RHE
Central University. 0 0 0 90 s 3
w ard l. University 0 O XII !
Batteries-O'Neal and Arnold; johnson and An
thong. Umpire-Aig. Kelly Trm5e.
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NEW BELMONT wr.lql. Az.

6-stcry brick; steam heat, sun parlOr. elevator
special spring rates, s. up daily sic up weekly
" !. WARRiNGTON.' aD4-th q ) tu-10t
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he shells were manned as follows.
COLUMBIA-NAVY RACE TODAY.
New Workers Arrive n Annapolis
for Annual Contest.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis, Md, May 1.-THE Columbia
varsity eieht-oared crew arrived in An
napolis to-day for the annual race with
Navy's first crew, 90 De rowed on Severn
River tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
weather conditions permitting.
Both eights had fine practice on the
river this afternoon. the conditions Of
weather and water being all that could
be desired The New Workers. though
much lighter than the Midshipmen. are a
fine looking lot Of oarsmen, and their
practice brush was Of fast order.
Navy regards Columbia as a dangerous
opponent as the Noruingslde oarsmen
bested the Harvard varsity eight on Sat
urday last. However. the local crew IS
not dispir.ted and a victory is generally
expected. The crews viii row as fol-
lows.
Annapoli=-Iu1rara lcariain1. stroke: Mckee. ::
Rockwell g. Leighton. 5: White &; PHdshsrd 3,
Ba-r 2: Davis bow. and Roberts. c7zzvaiu Aver
age weight lf7 pounds.
Columbia-CerIs,i stroke; BOYLE icautainI. =; q.
Mckenzie. 6; Won Saltza 3: J. Mckenzie 4: Spali-
Ing g.: Jordan. 2. SHeTfv. bow, Wiuzl7w. C1zsvaiu.
Average weight, let pounds.
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To-day's same-First Us. Ninth, Thirteenth and d
streets northeast.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present: The Chief Justice Mr. Justice NcComas
and Mr.. Justice R0hb
Patent appeal so i3i Osborne rs. Armstrong
motion 20 dismiss submitted by Mr. George b.
Pitts. Il counsel in support Of motion.
Patent appeal No al Blutheuthal & Bickert vs.
Bigbie Bros * Co. argument continued hy Mr.. T.
T. FenWick ana Nh S. v Kemp for appellee and
concluded by Mr J. L. Atkins for appellant
Patent appeal No. 49, In re application Of
Thomas A. Edison; continued.
Patent appeal No. - McNlulkin ys. Boilee
argument commenced hy Mr. Herbert Housu fu
appellant continued by Mn A. S. Patus0u for ap
peIlee. and concluded by Mr.. Herbert Howson fn
appellant.
Patent appeal No. i3. Jansson vs. LARSON, arg
ment commenced ly Mr.. i. 7. Br0un for appellant
Patent appeal No 43i. Osborne vs. Armstrong
appeal dismissed per Chief Justice shepard
Assignments for Monday MAY 90 1897:
On hcaring-Patcut appeal No. go,
Patpu, appeals Nos s2j i2S. and go
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Ocean view DOmsi en- suite, with baths, steam
heat; sun Tarl0r; elevator &c. $50 up daily SOC
weekly; booklet. John L. GTBERSON.
ani-th s : rll-30t
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DAILY COURT RECORD
FRIDAY, May II, 19O7J

Charles A. Douglas and b. W Parker collectors
bond. 5000 Attorneys, r. GoldeE Donaldson and
B. W Parker
In re Edward y. Reese. petition to appoint guar
dian filed Attorney {. T. Emig.
Estate 0f Alice A. Mallory, viii admitted q
probate and letters testamentary granted to Georg'
II. Ward; bond. $500 Attorney. W. x. Graham.
Estate uf William H. Collins petition for pro
bate q viii fled Attorney. a. Coulter Wells
Estate Of Oliver L. Daily; order 10 settle suit
Attorney Douglass s. Mackai
Estate Of Thelma W. Daily: order 70 settle suit
Attorney. Douglass S Mackal.
Estate Of Philip G. Mast; petition for probate Of
will fled. Attorney. J. ". Glennau.
Estate II Sarah f. Jasper will dated June 5
l95 filed
In re Benjamin Harding et al; petition for eay,
TO sell stock fled Attorney. Joseph ". Glennan.
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suits.

No. 1852 The Onondago Gas and oil Company
rs. 5"lm g.. Cook. certioraH. Defendants attorney.
q. W Dar.
40. tb3 Bertha Jarvis vs. Northern Liberty Mar
ket Association. damages. $500 Plaintiff attJr.
ueTs. Gsssn5 & Beckett
No, 1854 Lille Tovner et al ys. William y.
SauEdeu and EdvsrI H. Tr1ndla. account sn
Plaintiffs attorneys. Karp,cr d Mcrillat
No. 1866. Olivia Il. Blanton vs.. Washington Rail
way and Electric Company. damages so 600. Plain
tit attorney John O. Davis
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
symonOskie Helps II. /. VI. to Beat
Waugh. IL TO 4.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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Easy for Calvary Baptists.

The Memorial Chapel club. of George
town was defeated by the Calvary Bap-
tist Church by Il to 0. In the first three
innings the contest promised TO be close
but after that the Calvary Baptists took
the lead. The features We're the hitting
Of the winners. who connected for twelve
clean hits, and the playing Of Evans and
Rapp for the Memorials. and Smoot,
Brownley, and Trey for the Calvary team
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Rock Hin VS., GaI!audet

Rock Hill College plays Gallaudet on
Kendall Green this afternoon. Rock Hin
defeated Gallaudet last year, and has a
good record for this season. but Gallaudet
has shown Improvement in spite of an
occasional slump. and expects 10 win.
Dillon will probably be used in the box
BY Gallaudet.~
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Earned rms-St Vincent. l. First base bv er-
ror+-st Vincent {. Trinity. s. Left on hases-St
Vincent s. Trinity First base on b1ll-Of
Baiser, 3; of Becker !; of Turner J. Innings
lltcled-By Becker &, hv Turner /; bv Beckett ]
Hits made-Of Becker Z: of Turner. 2: Of Beckett
L Struck uUt-By Becker. l. hy Balser. (. by
Beckett, Thrcehsss hit-Loefler Two-base hits
Sh7Tcr. Beckett BUrch. Sacrifice hit-Blair. Stolen
hsses-E. Sebastian. Bailey 49,. ShaFer Sparkling
Beckett, Turner Mcintyre l2'. Wreun Double
pl3ys-Blslr 20 h. Sebastian 70 Ralscr, ChiSnim 20
b. Sebastian 20 BurcI. Hit bg pitchgr-By Bal=er
2; hr Becser, !; hv Turner, l. Wild pitch-Becke-t
Passed balls-Bccketr, 2; lawson. J. Umpire sylr
Berger Time Of game hour and Is minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-18
BREWSTER IS CAPTAIN.
Chosen Leader of the Technical
High school Crew.

After the race with the Georgetown
Preps. the Technical High School crew
elected Brewster, No. 6, captain for next
year.
Brewster is one of the best all-round
athletes in the high schools, being a
baseball player and captain Of the Tech
football team for next fall AS the
Manual Trainers viii have nearly all Of
this years eight available next year, they
expect Coach HecOX 10 develop another
strong crew. c. II. Wilson is manager.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-18
FORESTRY SERVICE LOST.
Defeated by Pension Omce Team, 10
to 3, on Monument Grounds.

The Pension Office team defeated the
Forestry Service nine yesterday on the
Monument grounds. by 10 10 8.
The features were a double play by
Enwright and Long and the pitching Of
Worrtendyke. who held the Forestry
team down to two hits. The score:
RHE
Pension OfiCs-......... 0 ! 3 X-l9 s 2
Batteries -Woutendyke and Balm; Mahsrusy and
Nlansey.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-18
EnnlfY SnIfs.

No. EIs3. Andrew u. Porter We. American Loktil'
Company, for receiver. Complainant solicitor, II
l.. B. Atsiss0n.
SO. 2-Csi The 2. #. Sheehy Company vs.. Georg,
Vi Emmerich et al, 10 substitute trustee Com
p.alnan,s solicitor. ]. A. Maedel.
SO. I15j. John Il LiW1ld vs.. George N I'm
mcIcI 81 al. 10 substitute trustee Complainant
solicitor. J. A. Maedel
SO. Z'c55 Orlando h. Blackburn vs. Charles "
Campbell. injunction. Complainanrs solicitors, j.
q. Capcu and l.. II. David.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-18
Circuit Court No. =.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

United States FE rs. ZaI.sa 90 aI ...1Hf casesI
VS. Secretary of che Interior. petitions dismissed
with costs. Petitioners solicitors N. r. Hsrazrn
vs.. o.. Shelley. vs. S. Field. and e.. z. Emis,
respondent attorney. W Van Druu--r
Madison vs. Murray. Judgment under avrutv-fhi-d
rrls against defendant for Sl-- and SD attorneys
ieo and costs. Plaintiffs attorneys. r. B. pi-sev
and John RidUU- dGieudauts attorney r. B.
Kmtlu
Rnduclh VS.. southern Railway Company: se-
rIrtr frr c1sts ordered Plaintiffs attorneys.
Tucker & Kenyon, DEFENDANTS attorney George T.
Hamilton.
Assignment f1r Monday. May o. 1907.
-. PoiuE vs Capital Traction Company Ton
tran. Attorneys. Il. II. Classic and e. Il. Sgme-
r. Ross Perry & Son
The Washington herald., 1907-05-18
NIechunics' Hens

No 56A. The Alexandria Iron Works vs.. Mar
II. N}er. lots 6S and g. block a. Columbia
Heights Ts%
No. 65l. s. Dana Lincoln IS. Mary H. Myers
lots 6 and g., block q. Columbia Heights SAL