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The Washington herald., 1907-04-04
Circuit Court No. L.

IT
Nailor IS. Togne Judgment hy default plain
tits attorneys. Leckie. Fulton Cox
taynor IS. Crabb. verdict for defendant plain.
gin attorney. j. l. Peyser; defendants attorney.
J. T. Hunters
Newton VS., Columbia Railway COMPANY. verdict
for defendant Plaintiffs attorneys. A T. webb
and Edwin Forrest
Ncoai IS. PHILADELPHIA baltimore and y,-ilv,;,
ION haEroad COMPANY continued for the term.
Plaintiffs attorneys r. IT, Mcneil aud l N
DaFd' defendants attorneys McKenuey & FIan-
nev.
Benner vs. Dou Judgment on verdict for 6s.
lendant, with costs against plaintiff. Defendant
attorney. j. A. AlaedeI
Taylor vs.. Taylor; referred to auditor. PLAINTIFFS
&ttofney. j. W. Jennings defendants sttorneys.
Padgett & Forrest,
Assignments for to-day.
No. s.. Dutters AIcDernott Attorneys =
Bowen. F. c. Handy. and r. b. Behresd-I !
Darlington. ."
No. %. Thomas rs. Parker. Attorueys t;eorqs :,
Hoover Ralst0n & siddong
No 5E- slater vs. Taylor. Attorneys. L. A
Balley-A- S. q j. z. TAYLOR
Ne. SL Wheatley vs.. Georges. Attonsys. II
" ihsalp W1eatiey- Wilson & Barksdale.
No 55S. Elliott New YORK Continental laval
FILTRATION Company. ATTORNEYS. Tucker & Kenvo1
Blackstone & Huidekoper-E. H. Thomas.
no 90. Walters vs. Washington RAILWAY and
Electric Company. Attoruegs. Leckie. Fulton 4
Cox-J. 7. Darlington
No 81. Reid vs.. Kincheloe Scale COMPANY. At
toIneys. X. F. Walker-R- A. Ford
No 90. FlaheFty vs. Flaherty. Attorneys. L. A
Baicy-W. g. johnson.
No s63- SvartzeH. Rbeem 4 TEs7ssy -.
IS. Lamb. AUorneys Nelson Wson-John Ridaut
No. ls5 FeaTno vs.. Southern Railway Co1nnapv
ATTORNEYS. George T. Tranes-HamiltoB. C'oIbe-,
& Hamilton. ''O'i'
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DEATH RECORD.

Margaret Dennette. Nichols ave-. c. years.
N. Eiinor Parker 1915 5 st. NV, IA years
RebecCa j Coulter - II 81. NV. IS years
William g. Jennings s;6 Fla. ase. NV, e years
Losisa Dove. 5l9 18Th s.. ne. s years.
Louise Bosco. Grant road. Tennallytown. s. years
Newton Humphrey. 80 Prospect 81. ne. q years
Edith z. Freund 1853 81. nv. % yeaEs-
Arthur Staples SIS r st. sw.. . years
Margaret s. Duffy 1914 Mas. ave. NV. 70 years.
Elizabeth Pulaski. Zla T st. NV. / dag.
COLOEED.
Victoria Green % o 81 NV. 3 years.
Sadie LyueA. 80 Va. age sw. IS years.
Sidney q. A. johnson Us q 81. sw.. 50 yesrs
Caroline Meekus. lt Garfield ave. sw, 81 years.
Reed b. Walker. = O. ST. me-. 8 years.
Emma plnkett- lo2 shepherds court uW.. 3 years
John D. Marshall. SO g. sW-. q yeaH
ids L. Harris. Go ST. NV. IS years.
Infant Of Esther Yenable IFS 18th 81. NV. / day
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AUCTIONS.
C G. SLOAN q co. Auetioaesr' lie7 STREET

c. q. SLOAN q CO.. AuctioneeTs. lfg5 Street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE PROPERTY KNOWN As SUs
1911 / STREET NORTHWEST a AiODEE3
THREE-STOKY AND BASEMENT BUILD
ING WITH SIDE AND REAR ALLEY.
Under and hy virtue Of a certain deed q trust.
bearing date the Z7sh dag II April. a. d. 1905 and
recoIded on the 18Th day Of ArEll, A. ID. 1919. in
hbcr No Z-z3, at folio az et sea- one Of the land
records IF the District Of Columbia. defaur having
heen made IN the payment Of Interest on the debt
secured by said deed OF trust and by the written
direction Of the and holder Of the note thereby
secured, tie undersigned. trustee under said re-
cited deed q trust, win offer for sale. az pube aue
ton. So front of the premises un TUESDAY, d
DAY Of April A. u. 1867, az 80 O'clock p m-, the
following described real estate, improved by Promises
No. 1911 / street northwest. namei5.
Part of original lCt numbered thTee 49, IN square
numbered one hundred and uDetyseFeu tlall, begin
ming AZ The southeast cluer Of said lot. thence
north 100 feet thence west is fest thence north g
feet; thence west 10 feet thence s5uth 2 feet;
thence east three 3l feet thence s0uti 90 feet !,
thence east . feet 10 the beginning with porpelual
right Of ray for alley purposes over strip Of gr3sud
beginning = FEET west # she southeast c1rnCT e
SAID loi- thence north 60 feet thence vest feet;
thence s0uth 90 feet; thence east l. street iaet.
20 the beginning together with al and singular the
Improvement ways. cascments. rights. privileges,
ard aTIaIrlsuauces 10 the same belonging OF Do any
wise spTertaiuIng.
Terms Of sale All cEs1 -0f which a deposit u
500 must be made % the trustee at THE time Of the
salcl. or one-Jhird cash. sud the balance On tWo
equal instaiimeuts represented by notes OF the pay
chaser and secured by deed q trust tbs property
s3d said notes % bear interest at the rate Of rVe
lsT csntum IS per cent? psr anutun. payable semi
annually. from date Of sale and parable Pa one and
two years FROM date # sale. All couFefa uCInE and
recording at the cost Of the purchaser. Tile right "a
reserved h. the trustee If raseug the property -
the risk and cost o defaulting purchaser, after
I've days previous public advertisement "a scns
newspaper published in Washington. ID. e.. OF IN
taking sIeh other action preceding said thus
Tee may be advised is proper.
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY. OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA FORMERLY UNION
TRUST AND STORAGE COMPANY, Trustee.
b EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN. President.
Attest. GEORGE z. FLEMING. Secretary.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. April s. 1901 at same place. as & J. 10.
By order u the trustee.
aI5-d&ds-exS G. c. SLOAN & co. Auetioneers.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John B. Armstrong. a. Of FauquieF. Va. and Iss
bella g. Day 49, Of Fsuquier. Va. Rev. J. B. SIC
lAughlin
Philip n Hieas. % Of Goociland County. Va.
aud Lottie Grafton, 10. Of Gcoehiahd Coanty. Va
Rev. J. b. Mclaughlin
George ". Nandley. o. and Lillian Cox, 49, Rev
Albert Evans.
Leander CosgToTe. IS. and Blanche n. Cosgrors. 81
Of Winchester. Va. Rev George Bailey.
EngelbeTt Endres. %. and Elen G. sherman. p
Rev. Joseph G. Mal0n.
Joseph r. Rogers. @. Of Berner " Va. and Mel
De d. Curtis. p, Of wilma. Va Rev. D. D. Power.
Leo b. Russell. 2. and Grace T. WiitbeIger. p,
Rev. Charles +. Buck
Clinton T. CTeamer e. and Agatha 81 Acgirossin
., both Of fTaFilla. Nd. Rev. }. b. Mclaughlin
John Harris 81 and Leila 4. Knott = Rev.
Thomas D. Williams
william 2. Barry. ., aud Nora Walsh, o Rev
]. b. KcIloher.
Cecil T. Hurst. IS. and Villa l. Kee. q Rev. T.
A Hannah
John C.. F. Gordon. -. and Bertha T. Baidsin.
q. Rev. Teunis s. Haalin
Frank Anderson %. Of Goldsboro. Nd. and Bette
,. Grigsby, q Of Rollins FORK. Va Rev. Alfred
Harding.
Edmond Monroe 4. Of Fairfax County. Va. and
Bertha German, is. O. Alexandria, Va. Res. J. b.
Mclaughlin
Matthias b. Yerger. 49, and Grace NJ Russell. Is.
Of Burlington, w. Rev John z. Hsddle.
H. T. Moore a. q POqu0s0n. Va and Bette b.
Woodfon. o. Of 0ilEille, Va. Rev. ]. b. MeLaugh-
ln.
COLOKEB
Joseph Brooks, O. and Bessie Rose. Is. Of Sandy
Springs. SID Rev. D +. Wiseman.
stephen Butler D. and 1IaTy e. Marshall 70. Rev.
}. X. Matthews
Thomas ) Wells. 2. and Maud Howard. Is. Rev.
William J. Howard
Robert q. james. 2, and Rosa T. Toast. q, both
II Eiehm9ud Va. Res. Aquila Sayles
Robert Murray, IT,, p. q Jersey Gifts, \. J., and
Ada Chase ie. Rev. Paul GTifith.
rutherford b. sampson. p and A. Beniee Mel
SON. n Rev. William J. Howard
Jchu H. Robinson. %. and Matte Lawrence. 20.
Res shelton Miller
John Cd. Curtis. "A, aud Annie c. Dyson. %
Rev. j. b. kelicher
Joseph A. Lee. Of Prince George County Nd. and
Kate Burns %, Of Wilmington. y. G.. ReV. Oscar
:. w. Scott
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NAVY MAY ELECT CAPTAIN.
Lombard, Present Head of Team, Is
In POOF Health.

1lVclal 20 iue washington Herald
Annapolis Md. April st is very likely
that the Midshipmen's baseball team will
be compelled to elect another captain for
the remainder of this season. Benjamin
r. Lombard, of Hillhouse Miss, the pres
ent leader who plays third base. is in bad
health, and it is expected viii be granted
an extended leave Of absence. Prior to
the opening of the baseball season. LON
bard was on leave for several weeks
Upon his return he joined the squad and
has participated in the few games already
played. He did not. however, play against
Syracuse to-day. and his position was
filled by Harris
In the event of the election of another
captain the most likely candidates are
Allen Bacon, of New Highlands. Mass.
second base and Frederick T. Van Auken.
of Plainfeld, n. j., pitcher, with the
chances probably in favor OF the former.
Syracuse and the Midshipmen met in a
baseball game here to-day. and although
the visitors had the better of il so far
as the contest progressed. a dispute arose
as 10 when the game should terminate.
and the score was not counted officially
The game was only scheduled in the last
Two days, Syracuse being on its Southern
trip and to-day being an open date.
The contest did not begin until late. ana
it was agreed TO stop playing at Sis
o'clock 10 allow the visitors 10 catch a
train. Counting from the even four In
nings Navy won by 10 D But in their
half Of the nth the New Workers forged
ahead by punching their hits. and. aided
by errors, four runs were nctted making
the score: Syracuse, G; Annapolis. g.
TWO Middies were on bases and two
men were out when the time appointed
20 quit arrived The Middics were willing
TO finish the fun game or count it from
the end of the fourth, but an agreement
could not be reached. so it was decided
10 call it no game. The score;
r. H. +.
syracuse ..--............- 81 4-6
Annapolis ----------.--.---. 3 Ks
batteries: rhayer and Sullivan; Lamrbiar. Meade.
and Hambsch.
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER ID
C., Washington. March Is. l907.-Sealed
proposals viii be received at this Office
until y O'Clock. noon. SATURDAY. April
8. 1901, for grading Rhode Island avenue
east of the Brentwood road Blank forms
OF proposal specifications. and All neces-
ssry information will be furnished on ap-
plicatiou at Room 50 District Building.
H. 3. Z. MCFARLAND, JOHN BID
DIE, Commissioners. d. c.
P0ST-OFFIcE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON.
d. e., Aiarca Il, ls9-Sealea proposals viii he
received st the Office Of the purchasing agent q
thls department until the 18th Day OF APRIL.
ises, al : elcck p. M, at which time and place
they VIII DC opened in the presence Of the bidders
OF ihe' authorized agents attorneys for the per
iermanee u the following services as they may be
required during the fiscal year ending June 80 1908
Washing and ironing towels shocing horses rsnias-
ing debris and ashes Focaning chairs cleaning car
pets. winding and repairing the clocks q the Pest
ONCE Department, including the tower clock Blanks
fer proposals, vita specifications and Instructions
viii be furnished upon application to the pulrchas.
ing Agent, Postofhcs Department, Washington. ID
c. G. y. L. MEYER, Postmaster GeneTaI
mh2. api.u
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GALLAUDET TRIMS CENTRAL.
Kendall Green Lads Win Close
Game from High schOoIers.

In the second practice game between
Central High and GaUaudet College
yesterday, the latter won by the close
score of TO
Central showed great Improvement
in form, while the Kendall Green boys.
who had just returned from "a week $
camping out. showed evidence of their
lack Of practice.
Sailor is rapidly rounding into form,
and Halliday continues to pitch good
ball. the two runs scored while he was
in the box being due mainly 20 the mis-
PLAYS behind him.
Mcdonald and Morris both played
star games for their respective teams.
The batteries were Halliday, Dillon,
and Morris for Gallaudet, and Rhenish
and Richardson for Central
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
"wednesday, April 3, 1907
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

court or Appeals.
Present: The Chief Justlcs, Mir. Justice McComas.
ard Mr. Justice Robb
Morris p, Frey Was admitted to practice.
No. 1916. Sand Filtration Company Fs. Cowardin
et al placed at foot of docket
Nos 1883 and l760. King Curtin; continued.
80. l74. Dob5ins Thomas; placed at foot Of
docket
No, 75s Hopp vs. Pickfora placed at foot Of
docket.
No. 1884 Iogue rs. Fsuning. appellant allowed 70
file supplemental brief herein by Monday morning
next, motion Of Mr.. r. q. Evans, Of colnse Tor
appellant
No l7i5 weloh vs.. Lynch on molten each side Is
allowed half an hour additional time in the argTi-
ment; argument commenced by Mr.. c. Il. Wilson
for appellants, continued by Mr.. G. A. kegwin for
appeilees
No. i7H Dobbins w. Thomas; death Of appellant
suggested and leave granted 10 make new parties.
Assignments for to-day
On hearing
No. I7i5 WEIGH vs. Lynch Appellants attorneys.
Nathaniel Wilson c. r. Wilson. and w, D. Ds-
Tidge appellee's attorney C. A. keigEin
Regular call
No 100 Virginia Carolina Company rs Eisinger.
Appellants attorney, II. Winship Wheatley; appel
lees attorney, Hayden johnson
No l752. Emery Lord Appellants attorneys,
J. T. Ray IT,. and ". II. Levin. Hupeces at
torneys. E. 6. Dutton and John Ridout-
No l753 Slye vs.. Guerdrum Appellants sttoT-
neys C. ". Fits and j.. e. Dutton; appsllee's at
torneys. T. /. JeaoEds and 81. sUasburssr.
No 1855. 9erman Va. Edwards Appellants attor-
ney. L. j. Alsther: appellee's attorney John Rdout,
No 1857, New YORK. Continental Jewell f1ltra-
ton Company rs. WyEkoop Appellants attorney.
j. II. Hayden; sppellse's attorneys, G. A. Douglas
and Il. L. Baker
No Ice Brennan Construction Company Cum
hefland Appellants attorneys Hamilton. Colbert
& Hamilton; ap1etiee's attorneys ". &. Clephane
and Charles Linkins
No. 1865. CTuissaut Empire state Realty Com
pauy Appellants attorney r. G. Donaldson; ap-
pellee'8 attoneJs Raist0n & Sidd0Hs and ". h.
Richardson.
District Of Columbia vs. coale; appellants attor-
ney T. II. Thomas appellees attorneys, Cuttings &
Chambs1lin
No. n65. American Home Life Insurance Com
pany VS.. Drake. Appellants attorney. H. Z. Davis;
aFpelees attorney, r. II. Thomas.
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LORD CHARLES BEREsFORD OFF
British Vice Admiral Refuses TO Dis
cuss Naval Affairs,

New York, April 3,-Vice Admiral Lord
Charles Bcresfcrd. who has been in this
country for the last two months settling
the affairs of his brother. the late Lord
De,avai Beresford. sailed for home to-
day on the White Star steamship Teu-
tonic. Lord Charles was accompanied by
Miss Kathleen Beresford Lieut.. Herbert
T. c. Gibbs, and Lieut.. Charles p. Roper
He refused to discuss naval affairs.
Please say that Lord Charles Beres-
ford is on fun pay now" he said If I
were on half-pay I'd tell YOU everything
but if ! talk they viii bring in some old
grievance of mine against the govern
ment, and that wOuldn: be etiquette"
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On Tuesday, the Ninth Day OF
April, 1907. at Half-past Four
O'clock, P. Nj.

the following described real estate In the city Of
Washington District Of Columbia, and known AID
Qeslgnated 0n the grUund plat plan % the said CITY
As ano being all Of original lots 5lEnt s, nine ssis
-l-oo teet OF original lot thirteen U.s.. IN square
numbered seventy-eisht l3s, tagstheF with the m-
lIgteneuts thereon, being premises numbered ljs,
lZ! US, and ll3l / street northwest. and 2l
tweut} -nrSt street northwest a more particular
description OF the said property be obtained from
the undersigned and viii be given az the time Of
The property win first be offered as a whole. and
the highest bid viii be noted. The properly sill
theu De offered III separate parcels. and the bids
therefor similarly noted, che trustees reserInE the
parcel "hen made, o. afer ali BIDS for the property,
either as entirety by parcels shall have been
receiftd and noted
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decres Ous-
two sears aftcT the day Of sale all cash. at the
purchasers option, deferred payments, IL any 90 bs
represented b} pfumlsSuFy notes ct the purchaser.
bearing Gate the day q sale and raya5ic. re-
terests payable emiannually nt the rate OF SIX
per cent Per anniIa, ana 10 be secuted by deed q
deeds o. trlst upon the property sold. containing
usual provisions.
Examination Of title, oonyeyancing recording. tax
Certificates and taxes from day a sale be at pBr-
chaser cost deposit Of 81 GO II property sold
As whole, OF ~ Oh each parcel, II sofa IN PAP
cFisf must be made ct the time # sais. Terms q
sale 70 be complied with within fifteen DAYS AFTER
aag q sale and, III the default Of such compliance
the trustees reserve the right at their 6Iaa either
iaat msT happen, az the risk and cost Of the d.
fautiug Isrchasef after I've dsys notice by adFef-
tissment ~ The Washington Herald or 10 proceed
oy appropriate JUDICIAL proceedings 70 enforce specific
HENRY & DAVIS. Trustee.
Jenifer Building
WILLIAM A. HUTCHINs. Trustee.
unsatisfactory si5s y st. Rs.
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ROBSON is CLEVER
English Fighter Draws with
Abe Attell.
CONTEST GOES THE LIMIT
SIX Rounds without Decision
Fought Out Before National sport
ing Club In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Is in Good Form. and Is Heady
Pugilist-Atten Bleeding at End.

Philadelphia, April Spike Robson, of
England. who is regarded as the feather
weight champion of that country. and
Abe Atten of California, the American
premier Of this class. fought six rounds
without a decision at the National Sport
ing Club. this city. tonight
The contest went the limit. and Robson
appeared TO be the winner on points.
It was a fine exhibition of the manly
art in all its phases. and spirited from
start to hnisi
in Robson. Attell met man of superior
science. In fact, he is the cIeverest pugi-
list he has encountered thus far
Atte;l was bleeding at the end OF the
bout
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits were issued by IN
spector Ashford yesterday as follows
To james l. Ksuica. ~ one thFessto.y brick
dwelling 40 2l0 Bancroft place. Architects, b.
FHt & Gugg- Builder. J. L. harrics. Estimated
cost, S5oH
To Z. j.. FaUeu. for one tW0-st0ry brick addition
az l73 PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest. Architect
s25a
TO ~. s. Browning for repairs AZ 1872 Lincoln
avenue northeast Architect r. NeIland. Builder.
Haislip. Estimated cost s. 80
To T., q. Lewis. for one tW0-st0ry dwelling at II
,eatou place northwest Architect ~ K tifinm.
Builder. 2. G.. Lewis. Estimated cost $3.50
10 L. r. BIeuuincer Tor one three-stofy brick
dwelling az l133 Columbia road Architect n r.
Grimm Builder l. +. Bscuningar. Estimated
cost. saso1l
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LIVED TO REACH los.
Old John O'Keefe Succumbs while
at Work on His Gate.

New York, April 3.-John O'Keefe. Of Sl6
sixth street, Brooklyn, who was said to
be los years old and was a character in
his neighborhood. dropped dead while re-
pairing his garden gate yesterday. One
OF the old mans hobbies was to advocate
the use of whisky and tobacco in modera-
ton.
Look at me. he would say; I've used
EN- al my life"
lie kept a large flock Of chickens, that
ne might be independent of the meat
trusts, he said
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Equity suits.

No. 1885,. Washington Loan and Trust Company
vs.. Lucy D. Wilson e. a. 70 declare lien Com
pisiuanis sol5dt0r j. IArner.
No. 26sS Andrew Jackson vs. John Shughue Ct
a. 90 appoint trustee to release. Complainant So
hcitCr. Thomas Walker
No. $3.50 Edgar IS. Porter Martin Morgan; 20
appoint Trustee 20 release. Complaiuauts s5citor.
Thomas Walker.
No. $50 Estee T. Paine Ct al. IS. uuknown
heirs u Henry S. Key. 90 quiet title. Complainant
solicitor ETskiue Gori0u.
No. 1871 Charles X. Balster e. al IS. Florence
Y y. Cadick 6 al partition Complainant soliel-
tors J. 3. Archer and J. L. smith.
No. 1852 Florence H. IHsh5 Ts. EFeHsJt Otis
Lusby; divorce. C0mHlainaut's solicitor G.. f. Ben
amin,
No 1913 Ehe : Bohrer William T.. Boarer;
diTurcs- Complainant solicitor r. l. Montague.
No 2672 Howard A. smo5t vs. Stephen l.
smoos e al. PARTITION Complainant solicitor.
Crandal AIackey,
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No1diingeF and 8Iyer Cohen. 70 secure Emie Der
iiaer, sea. i've years. "a per cent. serai-annu-
ally. lot S. block s.
Square i0-Joseph AicCleiland et ux. 20 Thomas r.
Stephenson and 4. Harrison johnson. TO secure
Mutfai Serial Bailaing Association. ST. so part
original lot 3.
Moore a BaTsgur's Second Addti0a-Mary King. Il
gir Ernest r., 70 Charles r. Stone and Charles
". Fairfax. 70 secure Sarah r. Tisdsi, 500.
three years, per cent, semiaunualiy. lot s.,
block
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PEACE DELEGATES SELECTED.
Arbitration Treaty Conference APP
points Wen tor the ConEresN.

Arbitration AFeuEE conference AR-
points Men for the Congress.
At the call OF Gen. John ". Foster.
chairman of the permanent executive
committee Of the international arbltra-
tioH treaty conference. a meeting OF the
executive committee was held in this city
yesterday afternoon. at which the follow
ing delegates TO the Peace Congress. 10 be
held in New York on April Il. were APP
pointed.
Gen John ". Foster Hon oscar l. sirauz
Rev nF Edward Everett Hale Hon Hannis Tay.
lor. Hon William l.. Ponheld Samuel Gompers
Hon Thomas H. Anderson Ia. Merreu r. Gates
Rev d.. g. s. Hamiiu Rev Dr. Roland Cotton
smith. Charles Henry Bnticf John b. Henderson.
Ir.i Hon. SIMON Wolf, II. =. Warner. Dr. IS. r.
Ihierkeid. J. b. Ralstop Rabbi Ahlam simon.
A r. snow. George T. Porter Emile BeTIiner.
HeTblt Wadsworth. Thomas Nelson Page ana Col
Archibald HGpkins.
II was also decided 10 ask the Board OF
Trade TO send delegates TO the congress.
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a FRAUD-LOoK OUT FOR HIM.

ANY solicitor who comes TO you
with prize scheme, representing
himself, directly or Indirectly, to
he connected with this newspaper,
The Washington Herald, Is n fraud
and an iEnpOstOr, bent upon ssvin-
ding you. Be on the lockout for
hiin and turn him over 10 the
police.
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nKsd At 500. Plaintiffs attorney. H. A, Hegariy;
defendants attorney, s. r. Thomas.
In re VII Of George HickenlooDeT verdict SUE
tanning VIII. CaFeators attorneys. ]. William Shea
ana Stg b. Johnson; cayeatees attorneys. J. h
Laskey and Ralph Given.
Assignment Ter to-day.
United States v. Arthur Welsh
United States vs. Charles fsrimes
United States IS. James Riley.
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MANSFIELD IS IMPROVED.
May Be Able to Go to Europe Al
Early Dnte.

New York, April 3-Dr Floyd NJ.
Crandail said to-day that Richard Mans
feid was very much improved. and that
he thought Mr.. Mansfield would be able
to take the trip abroad that he had
Planned before his illness. The actor has
engaged passage for May 4.
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Circuit Court No. z.

1LoIINE ANUEHSDN.
scnaefer vs.. Aagruderi plaintiff granted leave +,
nc amended declaration within five days.
FaUan District Of Columbia if,ry ,,-,. 4,
Piaintin's attorneys, J. J. Darlington and " n
shoies; defendants attorneys, f. H. Thomas anr
Assignment for to-day:
no 81 Thomas vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company AJtoneys. ". ]. Lambert-r T
Darlington. - o.
No - Catholic University Of America vs.. yyas.
saTnan- ATTORNEYS Hamilton. Colbert & Hamilton
W i. Mattmgy, j. 3. LarneF. and Arthur Peter
No I3's G!aTia vs.. Washington and Southern
Lal"ay Company Attosaeys J.. J. Mathcr-Nr-
kcnnC Fsaunerr i'
No. 800 Cover vs.. Southern Railway Comnanv
ATTORNEYS, Padeeit & Forrest Hamilton, Colbert &
No il6 Barnes rs. Slater. Attt-ueys T,frpsr &
Mitchell-Georgc r. Williams.
No s6s. Talbot rs 8IcDermott. Attorneys p
F, Leighton-J. J Darlington. "
The Washington herald., 1907-04-04
GOULD TO INSPECT LINE.
Plans Laid to Connect wabash viii,
Tidewater Road soon,

ANN&4A GU0As
Pittsburg, April Am inspection Of the
local Wabash property IN connection with
the proposed tidewater connecting link
viii be made shortly by George J. Gould.
The local officials have been notified of
Mr. Gould's coming. but the exact date
is not given.
The Wabash Is understood to have Sc
cured the traekage rights from the Pitts
burg and Lake Erie Railroad over the
latter's line from Pittsburg TO Dickerson
Run. The purchase by the Gould inter
ests OF the Western Maryland Railway
viii give them a tidewater line. necessi-
tating only connecting link between
Cumberland and the ConnelisviiIe coke
region,
A number of large improvements which
have been suspended along the Wheeling
and Lake Shore division in Ohio will
likely be ordered TO proceed by Mr.. Gould