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The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08
Not Game.

Did you see where a girl In Chi cago had a man arrested for kissing her. not so much on account of the kisses as because of the facial irrita- tion of his whiskers?'
 "Pshaw, A girl like that is not worth kissing. Give me a girl who can come up to the scratch"
 Cum Grano Sails.
 T saw Longbow talking to you to- day"
 Yes. He tried to work off one of his tall stories on me. but caught him."
 "Ha, ha: he's bird. isn't he?" Yes, but put grain of salt on his tail"
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sciousness.
 "Moke. were's little Moke? Come yere. little brudder an kiss Sistah Lize"
 With frightened eyes, little Moke was watching the crowd and wonder. ing childishly why so many people were going and coming, and whisper. ing among themselves. He had awak- ened shortly after his sister had gone. and after vainly calling. had started of to find her. Seeing the crowd at Morgan's house, he had gone there and thence drifted to the place his sis. ter was carried. He stood around watching the people until he thought he heard some one cry "Moke." It sounded so like Lize that he started forward to the bedside.
 Yes, it was Lize. But what was she doing there-so still and silent? And why were these men standing with bowed heads? Moke threw his arms about his sisters neck
 "Sistah Lize, sistah Lize." he walled. and for the first time in her life. Lize tailed to respond to that plaintive cry.
 Sistah LiZe was dead!
 Down on the Farm.
 The unsophisticated chap from the city had passed his first night in the old farmhouse.
 Wall, neighbor drawled the farm. CT at breakfast, how did you sleep last night?"
 "Sleep?" blurted the city chap in disgust. Why. man, I was turning and turning all night"
 The old farmer laughed uproari- ously.
 Kept turning, cid you. neighbor7 Wall I told you that you would sleep like top
 Funny. eh? We'll, do you know there was so much loose straw in the mattress it kept getting in my eais and rose all night?'
 Just so, stranger. When you asked about the bed 6.dn't I say 1t would tickle you to death?"
 And then the old farmer passed over ,-.e leftover pie and black coffee.- Chicago Daily News.
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Little Rock at New Orleans Today.

RESULTS YESTERDAY. New Orleans i, Memphis 1 first game.)
 New Orleans 0, Memphis O. (second game, : innings.) Atlanta 3, Birmingham 1. Montgomery :, Nashville4 1.
 GAMES TO-DAY. Little Rock at New Orleans. Shreveport at Memphis.
 Atlanta at Nashville. Birmingham at Montgomery.
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FOUND ABANDONED BABE.
Policeman Discovers Infant Wrap
ped in Rags in AIIeyway.

Swathed in clothing. rags, and news
papers, until it was nearly smothered
Policeman w J. Nealon, of the Eighth
precinct. found a lusty female infant, ten
days old. lying on the ground in an alley
way between Tenth and Eleventh, V and
w streets. early yesterday morning.
Nealon was walking his beat when he
heard the baby crying. Wrapping 1t
snugly in his arms. he took the babe 10
the station house, where it at once sobbed
its way into the hearts OF the day detail
just coming on duty. They soothed It as
best and gracefully as they could until il
was turned over TO Mrs. Lucy Jackson. a
district nurse detailed to the Eighth pre-
cinct. 1t is doing exceptionally well. and
will be turned over 20 the board Of chill
drens guardians.
Capt. Doyle of the Eighth precinct. is
doing his utmost to locate the person who
abandoned the child. The technical charge
on which the guilty person or persons
will be arraigned IL discovered will be
abandonment" and II is a penitentiary
offense.
Capt. Doyle says that ne has several
clews, and expects to run the case down
within few days. A central office de-
tective will be detailed to help him to-
day.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

l. Droit Park-George c Pumrhrey Fl al. to
John K. Lang. lots 81 to s.. block g. SO
Fifteenth street Northeast, between F and streets
Rodney y. Smith e. IA. 20 Lorenz Mack. part
lot IL square 1851. $40
West Observation-Disclosures Paul e. TX to Annie
NJ. Cant, lot Is. block SO
No. li6S Rhode Island avenue no71hwest-RidreIy
HUNT ct al 20 Julia p. Gutekuutz lot q square
I'll SO
No - secoad street northWest-AHco Holloway
TO victor H johnson. Tart lots and B,
Volta Place northwest. between Tbirty-second and
Thirty-third stTects-Jeremiah l. Donovan e.
a. 10 Annie Schneider lot lsS. square l255 SO
Nos l3 anc 80 Seventh street southeast -CieorEs
W. Talbert et TX, 20 Henry G. McCauley. an
interest IN lots % and e. square SIS SO
h street northwest. bctBcen Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets-William T. Edmonston e. al.
trustees. TO Isohei Il. Lehman, lots A. g. and
- square 20. $500
PctVorth-Monroe II. Calfee a ux. To Charles u
Nussbdum lots 30 and 81 block 81 SO
+ street northwest. between First and second
streetS-Prcsideut and directors Of Gonzaga Col
lege u Antonio and Angela Marie Girardi. part
original lot IS square SO SO
Holmead Estate-HArry r. Wilson r. al IN Henri
Wasslng j.. lot S. square 2s36. SO
Thirteenth street northwest between L and Y
streets-Ferdinand a Weller e. al % BENJAMIN
r. Morrison part original lot q. square rs SO
Holmesd Estate Harry h. Wilson ct al. to Charles
VI Mansfield. lot g., square 256. SO
No. $50 street northwest-S Morris Pool 70 rc,-
janlin Washington, lot g. square 863 SO.
- street southeast between First and Ser1Ds
streets-Davd W. Limerick ct ux 20 Philip
Stewart. lot IS. square T3i SO
NoHNg street northeaSt-William Yost ct TX %
John A. and Margaret A. Poole lot So square
So SO.
West Eckinston-George s. Cooper ct ux. u Ella
VI. Wallace. lot e. square z SO
North Carolina avenue southeast, between Third
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Equity Court No. 1.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGR-

NhlEf JlsllLE OLABAlGh
White vs. Young, appearance q absent defend
ant ordered Compliments solicitor. George g.
Certman
C1mplaiuant's solicitor. T.. & james.
West " West divorce vim. mat. deCreed- Com
Ilaluant's solicitor /. ". King; defendants So
EctGr j. l.. Nciu.
Butts vs.. Butts. rule as % contempt returnshle
November IS. Complaiuauts solicitor f. B.
Rhodes; defendants solicitors. Lccie Fulton *
Cox
Arm>Jead ~ AUnstcad. Te-TeferTod 20 examiner
Complainant solicitor. Fountain Pcyt0u. defend
ants solicitor. ". Jennings
Hudson ". Hudson, re-rgreTref 90 examiner.
Compliments solicitor. r. L. Gics defendant s
solicitor Campbell Darlington
Home Gray, auuulment OF marriage ordered
CCnp.ainauts solicitor W. W BRIDE. defendant S
solicitors. W II. Holloway and e. ,. Kane
FCaly vs.. Dore; sale decreed with ID. ". ODou0-
hoe and r. Elaood Pratt. trustees. 10 sell, bond
$50. Compartments solicitor. d. ". ODmoghue
defendants solicitor. r. r Pratt
Motions for to-day.
No. As. Brcderick vs. Brodefick. Attorneys.
Easby -Smith-Fague. Wilson * Barksiale.
No a. McCord vs. McCord Attorneys Amhrose
MILAN & Smith.
No. g. Jones vs. Joa~s @ al AttCnevs Am
brose-Lamhert & Yeatman-
No o. kieny ". Kcny. Attorney. Digs.
No s.. Chapple rs. ChsPple Attorneys, Exams
Sweeney.
No Is. Fowler vs. Dickinson ct al AttOrneys
Gies-Maedel & StrasburTcI
No c.. Knights Of Labor rs Burns. Attorneys
Davis & hmhai-Archer 4 Smith.
No. 63. COakley slater Il al. Attorucys Gar
dincr-kimball White.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Thursday, November :. 1907,

and 4. Hilton Jackson: defendants attorneys, r.
Ross Perry Son snd G. Thomas Dunlop.
Motions for to-day:
No. l. sun Printing and Publishing Company vs..
National Publishing Company. Attofneys Howard
bold ana W. q. Gardner.
No. ? Dsshields Moses & Sons. Attorneys.
l.. j. Mather-R. G.. Donaldson
No. Nandine vs.. Metropolitan Hotel Company.
Attorneys. Herbert & Mcou-R. Ross Perry Son
No 4 Hubbard IS. Automatic Fire Alarm Com
pany. Attorneys. Kimball-Donaldson.
No. s. United States eX rel Russell MacfaT-
land et al. Attorneys. Lambert & Mclean and Il.
Il Aeatmaa-E. H. Thomas and F. H. stephens.
No. 6. Monkey H0nn Company vs. Lehman Bros.
Attorneys. H. Winship Wheatley-Tepper a Gusack.
No Z. Du Paul W. Chew ct al Defendants at
torney. l.. X. Hiard.
No. g. Warwick IS. Glennan Attorneys J. a
buTkart-Gies & White.
Assignments fer Monday. November II. 1907:
No. 10. Blackman IS District Of Columbia 20 al
Attorneys, Lester & PRICE,. II. Thomas T. T.
Myers. and r II. B0gley
No. g. P0ates IS. National Correspondence Insti-
tute. Attorneys W { ITentss-E- l. Giles.
No. g. JaQuette Is Capital Traction Compauv
AttoHseys. Evans. Benson a Poultney-R Ross
Perry x Son and g. T. Dunlop
No. a6. international Trust Company rs. Howard.
Attorneys. ". e. Clephane-B. X. Warner. jr.
No. 7S Blaine IS LClr- Atto-neys l. ]. Mather-
W. c. BaldeTston Gittings a Chamberlin and Nc
kenney & Flannsy-
No 81 Austia vs.. Thompson starrett Company.
AttornsA Lecke. Fulton * Co1-George E Ham
ilton
no l0Z. Marsh rs. Washington Railway and Flee
trie Company. Attorneys. ". Z. Lestef-J. j. Oar
lngton.
No 10 Grady Washington Gaslight Company.
AttorneJs. Duuglas Douglas eheuuey x Plan
nCIr.
No 34 Smith Earnshav. ATTORNEYS. Guy
hoisopIe-C. a. Douglas. L. b. Sheriff., and q. L.
Baker
No "a L0hT e. Title Guaranty and Trust Com
pany Attorneys. ". G.. Balderst0n- Cuttings &
Chamberlin
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PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library of ConGess-0pen a. m to 10 p N. on
and on certain holidays.
Public Library-Opon A. m 20 p. M holidays
10 a. m 10 10 p. m. Sundays, 10 10 p. m
Executive Mansion-Open 70 a. m. to 2 p m
United States Cspitol-Open 9 a. m to 10 p. m.
United States Treasury-Open a. m. 70 D. m
State. War and Navy Departments-open 9 a. m.
TO ? ,. m. (The original Declaration of Independ-
eDce is in the Library Of the State Departmentl
United States Patent onice-Open 3 q. m. to 2
?. m.
United States Pension Bureau-Open 8 A. N. to 4
pm.
United States Post-ofhcc-Open 9 q. m. to ?. m.
Washington City Post-ofice-Open all hours CFhe
Dead Letter ONCE is in the city post-office
National Botanic Gardens-ODen a. m 10 S ?. m.
Fish Commission-Open 9 a. NJ. 10 40 p. m.
Army Medical Museum-Open 9 a. m to 40 .. N.
National Museum-Open a. N. 10 4:3o p. m. Tin
Guiding holidaysl.
Smithsonian Institu;iOn-open a. 70 4 30 y, m.
Including holidays.
Agricultural Department-Open a. m. TO 40 D. m.
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing-Open g. N.
70 go J.. m
Washington Monument l555IL feet in height)-open
SO A. m 10 10 p. m. Elevator runs from a. m.
until 4 ?. NJ
Corcoran Gallery Of Art-Open 80 a m. 10
sundays-l;50 p. N. 20 5 p. m. excepting in mid
summer. Admission free on Tuesdays Thursdays.
Saturdays, and Sundays other days. sc admission
Government Printing 06ice-Opcn 10 a. m. u ?
T. IN.
Navy iard-Open a. m. 10 $50 ?. m
sCuthworth Cottage. 18Th 81. and Prospect ave.
IN THE SUBURBS. .
Geological PaIk-Open all day
Rock Greek Bridge and Park
Chevy Chase, Kensington and Chesapeake Beach
Naval Obseryatory-Open Q a. n. 10 p. m
Mount Vernon. the home and tomb Of Washing
ton-Open II a. m. 20 ) u NJ
Arlington National Cemetery-Open ali day
United States. soldiers Home-Open 9 a. N. 20
sunset
Cathedral Grounds. TennallytoVn roAd-Open S a.
N. 10 p n.
Cabin John Bridge. Catholic University. md Alex
sndria
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Equity Court No. 2

Bensinger vs.. Gleesoa; answer Of defendant Al
lowed 70 be fled nunc pro tlmc. Complainant :
solicitors. Hamilton Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton .
defendants solicitors. stuart McNsmaa, L. :
Huidckopcr. and Edmund Burke
In re lUnaCy Of Louise C. Nash; agreement of
committee with executor Of viii q Emily L.
Tu1esdail ratified
Baker vs. Christy demurrer Of defendant sus-
taiEed and bill dismissed with costs Complain
ants solicitors. MILAN & smith; defendants So
lcitors. 4. b. Rhodes and Wilson & Barksdale
Cain vs. Edwards; clerk ordered 10 make certain
Payment 20 Annie K. Peek Compartments solicitors
BrEndonburg Brandenburg; defendants solicitor.
W. Mosby Williams.
Forrest vs.. Forrest: pro oonfeSso ordered Com
plainants solicitors, Cuttings & Chamberlin.
RiSlard Is. Rozel; decree cOnst-ains viii. Com
plainant's solicitor. Joseph A. Burksrt
Browning Browning; loan authorized. Com
plainants solicitor, w. L. Browning; defendants
solicitor. 7. NJ Brown.
Stoves vs.. Miller; sale decrced with Daniel W
0Donoghue. trustee. 10 sell bond Sle.OO0. Com
plsinants solicitor .. w ODonoghue.
Motions fer to-day:
No s. Wallis rs. Mulcave Attorneys Cuttings
& Chamberlsin-Wof & Rosenberg
No. IS. Turner vs. lawson. Attorneys Lambert
& Mclean, Yeatmsn-Gies.
No, 80. Waters vs.. Prosise ct al Attorneys.
Lambert & Mclean Yeatman
No. 81 Bean VS. Beall et al Attorneys Raum-
Shreve r.
No. 60. Eisiuger Bros. vs.. Dieudonne ct al At
torneys. Johnson-Leighton. Ridout
No. 81 United States vs. CGpJlzaya Mining Co.
Attorneys, Baker-Davis Birney.
No 81. Bucks Stove and Range Co. rs American
Federation CT Labor ct al Attorneys. Darlington
W. c. Standardization & Siddons. T. c. Spelling
No. 66. Scott ct al. vs. Slater. Attorneys. Gies-
Kimhail & White
No 6s Brown vs. Newman et al Attorneys
johnson, Walter-Edsarss. Ofiey.
No 20. Marriott Vs. Mutual Improvement Society
ct al Attorneys, Albert & Boyd-Toomey.
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PENNSYL VANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin.
SO HOURS AND 4s MINUTES TO FRISCO.

IS trt-eigt years since the last spike was driven in the
construction of the Union Pacific Rairoad-te first line TO span
the Continent Then the trip the Golden Gate was question
OF many days much inconvenience and many personal trials
1t Is matter of hours by trains equipped with convence and
comforts and almost annhating time in their westward flight
One may leave Washington Monday afternoon at s.4s
r NJ on the Chicago Limited of the Pennsylvania Railroad
and with but change Chicago reach San Francisco
at S:3S P. NJ Friday night
Thry-one hundred and twenty miles nnety-eight hours
and forhree minutes of the great achievements of
twentieth century transportation
Train leaving Washington at 40 P NJ. daily with through
sleeping to Chicago makes almost direct connection for
through trains the Middle West ST. Paul great cities of the
Northwest Pacific Coast and points in Western Canada
These trains the best the skill of artisan can produce the
Chicago Limited being of the finest its kind in the
world
The Pennsylvania Railroad service Chicago ST. Louis
Cleveland, Cincinnati Buffalo, Rttsbug Philadelphia New York
and Boston very carefully arranged the wants of travel
to and from the National Capital.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.


Present: The Chief Justice Air Justice McCOmas
and Mr job Barnard Associate Justice supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia.
Walter A SOmmers. William J. Lewis. William
r. Vance. and Charles sherman HilJer were ad-
uitted 90 practice
Patent appeal No az Burson vs. Yogel; opinion
and judgment Of this ordered be certified TO
the Commissioner Il Patents forthwith; on motion
Of Mr. George W Rae. q counsel for appellant
No 1872 Han vs. posey: docketed and dismissed
No 1885. Hail ClaP9: passed until December.
No l7A. Dobbins Thomas; passed
Nos. 1883 and l7ee. King vs.. Curtin; placed at
foot Of docket.
no I7s2 District Of Columbia vs. Harlan &
Holhngsworth Company; argument commenced by
Mr.. "A. L. Blair for appellant; continued hy Mr.
George W. Dalzell and Mr.. J. II. Hayden FOR
appellee. and concluded by Mr.. Z. H. Thomas
for appellant
No. l7t6 Bryan v. Curtis argument commenced
by Mr.. John J Hamilton for appellant.
No. $40 Griffin et al IS. United states * rel
lie CUyer; ordr % treat cause a o. the Dis
trict Of Columbia In the matter Of costs.
Assignment for to-day:
No. 1856 Bryan vs.. Curtis Attorneys. G. L.
& J. ]. HGmilton-D. W Bake=, lOn hearing)
Regular call.
No. MS EasteTliug IS Homins Attorneys. VII
son & Barksdale-Tucker & Kenyon.
Nos. IT'S and l779. Consaui vs. Cummings At
torneys. X. q. Donaldson-Tucker & Kenyon.
No. ISL Russell Washington Post Com
pany. Attorneys. Wilson 4 BaTksiale-ChaDin
Brown
No ISL Cunningham Manufa 1turing Company vs..
Photograph Co Attorneys. Andrew Wilson and y.
W. Barksdale-J. C. Cuttings and J. II. ChaLa-
berlin.
No. 1883 Blanksnship vs.. CoWling Attorneys.
T. W. II. Ewing and L. T. Everett. d..
Merillat
No l7Ss- Scott " HeTrell, Attorneys J. Z. Roller
and T NJ strasburger-W. Mosby Williams and
Irving Williamson.
No. l7Sa Clark rs Morris Attorney. r. Z.
Davis.
No 1870 Clara vs. Washington Southern Rail
way Company. Attorneys, L. J. Aiather-Niekeu ncy
& Flanner.
No 1871 OBfien vs.. pabst Brewing Company.
Attorneys. Edwin Forrest-D. :. Nlackall and = A
Maedel
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Merton R. sanborn. g. and F1oy T. Moore. q
Rev. X. e. Russell.
Frank 4. Am0roso. q. and Anna Meisel. ls. q
Riveriale Nd. Rev. Harry NJ Reed.
Eugene D. Grobe 81. and -Hilda r Cordsr. .
Rev Charles o. Isaac
James Thomson. = and Sophie T. s-icrytorDrr n
both Of Baltimore. Nd Chsrles 5 Bundy. Justice
Of the peace
Grover T. May. p n s;reator. III. and Blanche
T. TrlrEbo, p. Of COotes Sto7e. Va. Rev J. B.
Mclaughlin.
William H. Deevers 50. and Elsie Curtin. Il
Rev e q. lsascs
Ralph ?. Bush. p. Of Alum Bridge. W. Va. and
Lucy r. Fetty, IS q Camden. W. Va Rev F. NJ
Bristol.
Walter E. Frayser. .. Of Richmond. Va and
Viola A. Csrricc. g Rev. +. n Southgate
Arthur Fletcher =, and Flora Tspscott. y both
Of Purcellsvie, Va. Rev. +. NJ Bristol
COLORED.
Garrison 7. Long. =. and Mayne z. Beard. q
Rev J A TAYLOR
Andrew T Hn. e, and Julia Payne. n Rev
". ]. Howard.
James R. Washington. Q and Nellie Davis. q
Rev H. T Dent
Robert Shorter. p and Mamie Lawson. 3. Rev
W. J. Howard
Clarence BALDWIN. p. and jeanette wilkins. 90
Rev J. A. Taylor.
Jacob Robinson. q, and. Belle Ferguson. q. Rev.
J. 7. Clark.
The Largest Morning Circulation.
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Supreme Court of the United States.
Present; The Chief Justice, Mr.. Justice Harlan.
Mr.. Justice Brewer Mr. Justice White Mr.. Justice
Bockham. Mr. Justice McKenna, Mr.. Justice
Holmes Mr. Justice Day and Mr.. Justice Moody.
Samuel l.. Kingan. Of Tucson. Arizona Territory.
admitted TO practice.
No a.. W. j. Warder et al, plaintiffs IN error.
vs. Frank b. Cotton. individually and as trustee
death Of Frank c. Cotton suggested and APPEARANCE
Of William G Cotton aud walter b. Grant indie
pendent executors Ct the estate Of Frank b. Cotton
rs the parties defendants In error herein fled and
entered on motion Of Mr.. Walter b. Grant. for
defendants in error.
No. 10 The Wabash Railroad Company plaintiff
in error vs. The Adelbert College q the Western
Reserge University et al. argument continued by
Mr.. John W Warrington for the defendants IN
Cuor. and concluded by Mr.. Rush Tsgssrt. for the
plaintiff in error.
No A. Heath and Miligan Manufacturing Com
pany q al. appellants, J. II. Worst, director.
&c; argument commenced by Mr.. Sigmund ZeiSier
for the appellants and continued By Mr. John ;.
Watson. for the appellee.
Adjourned until to-day at Y O'Clock.
The day call for Friday November g. 1907 will
be as follows: Nos. Il. 49, a. IS. 49, Il. IS. 81. 3
land 50. and IS.
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Holmead Manor-Harry Wardman 70 B. Francis
saul and Walter 2. Hilton. 10 secure Hairy ~
Ellis ll0Oo. years 81 per cent serni-aS Equally
lots IS 20 s.. block sc a trusts q $50 each,
one on each lot
square lG7-Jsson L. Bullock to John r. Lamsr
and John A. Hamilton. 20 secure Washington
loan and Tr1st Company. 500. years. . ger
cent. semi-anuuaIly. part original lot 90
lie Dru; Park-John r. Lang 10 James f. Shea
ana FLOYD T. Davis. u secure George {
Humphrey and George y Palmer. 81 800 5
year. s PER cent. scmi-anuually. lots g. % s,
BLOCK 9. Same 70 James F. shea and Floyd
l. Davis. % secure George &. Pumphrry and
George y. Palmer. &.575. ! % Il months. 6
pr cent, same property.
Square I0Jl-Loreuz Mack q TX to Wharton Z
Lester ard Michael J. Colbert 10 secure Ma
tional Permanent Building Association. 500,
part Dot H.
square 23S-Winiam L. Houston ct TX 70 Wash
iugtaa Lean and Trust Company. 70 secure
Equitable C0-opCratiTe Building Association.
500 part original lot l6-
Square El-Julia h. Gutekunsr et viz Albert J., 20
Edward J. Stellvagen and George y. Hamilton.
70 secure Thomas NJ Gaze. 5000 years.
per cent. seuli-anuUaly. lot p
Square 56I-Helcra h NJ Greeley e viz Arthur
T.. 20 John =. LIrner and John A Hamilton.
20 secure Washington LoeR and Trust Company.
S0e years. per cent semi-au1ually. part
original lot 2
H, 70 John b. LAruer and John A Hamilton
70 secure Washington Loan and Trust Company.
800 years. PER cent. serEi-snnualy lot =.
Square l255-Annie Schneider e vir. Henry. 10
Henry H. Bergman and George n Emmerich,
90 secure Metropolis Building Association No.
2. 500 lot 20.
Peiwor;h-Charles II. Nusshaum % Claud Living
sion and Hsber L. Thornton, 20 secure Levers
; Wiikinscn. S2793- one year. u-r cent
ser:-auuual.y. lots % 20 81 block 81
ksl0TauA HeiEhts-Touy ZsteIle q Tx u William
COrc0ran Hin and Allan Z. Walker. % secure
Trustee, o. Louise Hone sl0ON years. Der
cent. ssmi-aunually. lots 8 and 49, block 6
square 55s-Aptoni0 Girardi CO uI % l. l.
schmidt End J. y. saunders. 20 secure Louis
Perua. $50. year. per cent scmi-au1ualiy.
part original lot T.
Honead estate-Charles " Mansfield 10 s Perez
Thompson and Herbert T. shannon. 20 secure
Harry 3. Wilson and HAIRY Warin-an, s. 30
monthly payments. pcr cent lot 6, square
KS
Square Js5-Ben5suin Washington TO Richard Z
Pairo and William A. Hiu. % secure John ].
Brosnaa. $50. / % IS months. per cent lot 3.
square sg3-Johu AIFsrt Poole e TX. % John F.
Donohoe aud AiI5uru j. D0n0hoe. % secure
William Hostf So5. 70 I'D months, per
cent. lct g.
Kalorama Heights-Frank Fills 81 ux u American
security and Tulst Cor-rauy. 90 secure Ma
t0ual Savings and TuIst C0mpauy SO 50a 2
years, PER cent. seIEiannu4ll5. lot 3 block 5
sNare 592-iVcne u. HaTrun a VIZ Leighton c.
20 Charles F. Benjamin and Roger T. Mitchell.
% secure Perpetual Buiidin- Association 8 go.
Tot .
Square l2s2-Nlaryrst c. King % John .. Sullivan
and Michael ID. Sullivan. % secure Thomas A.
Sullivan. 500. year. per cent, semi-anEuaIly
lot 81
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VS. suits.

No. 1915. Gertrude T. Hll vs.. Great Falls and
old Dominion Railroad Company: damages. SO 600
Plaintiffs attorneys. Lecke. Fulton q Cox
No. i9sl6. samuel u. BRADLEY Albert Preston.
account. Si23. Plaintiffs attorney. Y. II. Wal
lace
No ISL Isaac :. Lyoa ". George " Boyd.
ccrJicrliL Defendants attorney. Z. 4. himbalL
No A9l8 ChaTies IT. Boz V Homer Query;
debt, So Plaintiffs att0rrey H. Wiuship Wheat
Ier.
No 1913 samuel l.. Heap " Charles =. Miller
* Bro; damages, s. 90. Plaintiffs attorney. George
e. German.