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The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
JUDGES BARN IS DESTROYED.
Blaze in HarrisOn's stable starts
Panic in Winchester Theater.

Special % Thc Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va, Feb. 26-During a
stable fire late last night on the premises
of Circuit Judge Thomas ". Harrison, Of
this city, who is presiding over the
STOthers murder trial at Culpeper. Va, q
panic almost resulted at the City Hall
Auditorium, where a large audience had
gathered 10 witness comedy.
Some one in the balcony shouted Fire.
and instantly there was an Uproar and
mad rush for exits. Many women were
caught in the crush and knocked down
The curtain was rung down and the show
stopped.
Chief of Police Seabright and several
patrolmen were practically powerless TO
pacify the people. However, none was
seriously hurt. Freezing hose iuterfered
with the work Of the iremen, and Judge
Harrison's residence near by escaped de-
struction only by a stiff wind blowing the
flames away.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
YOUNG HERES ELOPES.
MiIIionaire's Daughter to Wed After
stormy COurtship.
special to The Washington Herald

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
PittsbUrg. Pa, Feb 26-Miss Abbie
Grace Mcclellan. aged nineteen, daugh-
ter Of L. P. Mcclellan. millionaire rice
grower and turpentiae manufacturer of
McClellansvillc, \. c. and Frank
Ceary Eas0n. aged twenty-five, mem
Der of prominent family of Charles
ton. S. c.. viii be married at Steuben-
Vile. Ohio, tomorrow morning. Last
Friday they were prevented from eIop-
ing from Charleston, and the next day
Eason came TO Pittsburg BY arrange
ment Miss Mcclellan followed.
When the girl disappeared from school
Sunday her father telegraphed to Pitts
burg, ordering her arrest. Detectives
Wills and Grain met her at the depot
this morning. Eason was sent for, and
when a second telegram was received
from the father, saying that he wished
his daughter released AID sent home.
Capt. Eagan decided that he would do
nothing further TO prevent the mar
riage- Detective Wills will be best
man, and arrange that no attention
viii be paid 10 protests of the father.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
DEATH RECORD.

Hiram ". Cheney. Z5ji University pl NV. 60 SIS.
Charles 5. Nichols. g. Wash. Univ. Hosp. 81 Yrs.
sarah V. Mclaughlin SIC g ST. ne 50 years.
Marie G.. Harper. Govt. Hosp. insane is years.
Nellie Murphy 81 Va. ave. sw.. IS years.
MsTy Reason, nos \. H ave. Is years
Flora h. Bliss 1873 18th st. NV. 50 years
Sarah A. Gray. 18th and L SIS. NV S. years.
Mary T. Thrashor. Sl3 u So. NV. u years.
Olga V. Pendlcton, 9Th st., Con. Hts, I year.
MARY Simpson. 1901 G ST. Sc. Is yesrs.
Willard A. Mccarthy. SIC Aiadn ST., Ana. 81 "a.
John Brown. 7o6 9th st. NV. q years.
Evelyn II. Hough 90 + st NV. y years.
Nittcria Collavecchi0 12i Purdys Ct NV, & mos.
COLORED.
Robevt Scott. 9os y ST. nW., 50 years.
Aiary =. Waters. $50 B st. Sc. II years.
Belle Hamilton 1870 VI. ave. 50 years
Alfred injury. s2I n 81. Sw.. % years.
JanCtte Smith. Frecdmens Hosp. p years.
Edward Hsrdiman, Home Aged and 1nfun. s. yrS
Lady Ann Parker IDS 18Th g. NV Il years
Sisry Dismnan. Sd aud Il SIS me-. B years.
Daniel Butts. Garfield. ID. C., a years
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
MEMORIAL FOR JOHN LEWIS.
StnunfOn Citizens to Erect Monu-
ment to First Settler of County.

Stanton. Va. Feb. 26.-An organiza-
ton known as the John Lewis Memo
rial Association has just been formed in
Staunton, with l. ". II Peyton, W P.
Tams, and Peyton Cochran as ihcor-
porators. The purpose Of the associa-
ton is 10 perpetuate the memory Of
John Lewis, the pioneer settler of Au-
gusta County, and the founder Of the
city of Staunton, by erecting a $4,000
monument in his name.
Lewis grave lies in a neglected con
dition just beyond the city. with moth
ing to mark it but q moss-cOvered slab
This. TOO, viii probably receive atten-
tiOn at the hands Of the association.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
DEEDS or TRUST.

Square 9l3-ChaIlotte Gray aud Emma NJ. Gordon,
ct viz Thomas. 70 Eldridge z. Jordan and George
r Linkins. 70 secure Merchants and Mechanics
Savings Bank S2.T5o. 5 years. per cent guar
terly lot 49,
Barry Farm-Arthur r. Bradley et ux. 10 John l.
Massey. 10 secure Monumental Savings Associa-
tioR $5s6S0 / 20 50 months. 6 per cent, part
lot g. scctiaa z
Square 455-Walter J. Costello and Others 20 H. Win
ship Whoatley. 70 secure BCTnheim DistiiiDg
Company. 81 0o0 October !, 1865. 3 per cent, part
original lots 10 and %
Square 1Soo-David II. Hess ct w. To Charles L.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27


ton 5es. r. 5 Z. =; On trial Attorneys, a. 5.
WcTthington and II Prescott Gsrlsy.
Criminal Court 80. ?.
JUSTICE BARNARD
United States Vs. Eugene r. brennan emheUle-
ment. motion for new trial filed. Attorneys, Hsllam
4 Hsllam
United States vs. Ellen Packet slias Eulalie
Puckeit forgery; sentenced to peni;eutiaTy for five
years. Attorre- W T. Ambr1sc.
United States vs.. Samuel Akers. embezzlament
uOlie pros.
United States vs. Corenlius Holmes housebreak-
ing; sentenced to penitentiaIy for three years
United States Is Louis BricEer. h0lse breaking
plea not guilty. Attorney. J. 3. Mclaughlin.
United States " Joseph Curtiss. grand larceny
plea not guilty
United States vs.. Arthur Welsh HOUSEKEEPING
plea not guilt. A;torncy. =. G. Taylor.
United States Santa Anna Lusby. grand lar
Ceny plea not guilty Att0mey Thomas l. Jones
United States vs.. Arthur Welsh. asssult with dam
gCrCU5 weapon. Attorney. r. T.. Taylor.
United States IS. George J. Lindner. forgery; on
trial Attorneys. Nichols & Foster.
United States Is. Arthur Perry and john Lewis
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; motion for new trial
fled. Attorney. T.. &. Taylor
United States vs. Albert Butler. assault 90 rape
verdict not guilty Attorney, J. &. Foster.
United States W. James VI. Parks larceny from
United States; plea guilty Sentenced 20 peniten
tiary for one year and enc day. Attorney. j. b. Nc
Laughlin.
United States y. Henry NJ Hiassley, forgery; nol'
pres.
Estate q Charles z Morgan. Judgment granted
appeal bond. 500. Caveat0rs attorneys. n. T. Da
Wis and !. X. NJ. Norton; cavestec's attorneys WI
sen & Barkslale and Hamilton. Colbert y Hamilton
Assignments for to-day
United States vs. Wallace Ice.
United States vs.. Moses MergauthaL
United States vs.. John Middleton.
United States ". Kate Smith
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
BORROWED GIRLS MONEY.
CiSarmaker FIeeced by Man Who
Made Love 10 Her.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Baltimore, Feb. pa story Of blighted
love, broken promises, and a faithless low
er was told in the court of common pleas
to-day during the suit of Miss Rose Soil
dar, of Newark. y. J.. against Dr. Henry
Abraham Cherry, an East Baltimore dem
fist. to recover 800 which she claimed to
have loaned the man on the strength Of
his promise to make her his wife.
Miss SOlidar according to her own adj
mission on the stand, is a cigar-maker.
and the 500 involved in the suit repre-
scented her savings since she was a child,
while the defendant until he married
another. was her guiding star and the
light Of her life.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
R., F. & P. VIOLATES CHARTER.
Virginia Attorney General Says p
cent Law Must Be Enforced.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va. Feb. 26.-''The Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road is operating its lines to-day in dis
regard. II not in violation, of the plain
requirements Of its charter. both as TO
passenger and freight transportation. and
therefore has no standing to complain.
certainly Of any reasonable restrictions
which the State may place upon the
charge which It may make for a descrip-
ton and character Of transportation not
contemplated by its charter"
Attorney General William y Anderson
so declared before the State corporation
commission this morning, in his fight in
behalf of the Commonwealth to enforce
the 2-cent passenger rate obligation on
every railroad doing business In the State.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
WILLIAM W. sTANCLIFF DEAD.
Expert Painter Expires After Stroke
of ApODIexy.

William ", Stanclim, of Lanham
Nd, was stricken with apoplexy about
noon yesterday while working in the
navy yard, where he is employed as an
expert painter. He died four hours
later at the Providence Hospital. where
he was removed Immediately after his
illness. without regaining conscious
ness.
Stanclin was ffty-six years old, and
had been a resident of Lanham for the
last twenty-t three years. He is survived
by a wife and five children. The funeral
VIII take place tomorrow, and viii
probably be held in the Lanham Meth
odist Episcopal Church.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,
mn FHar--.Nl~t- fTn


Alexandria, Va, Feb 26.-At the regu-
lar semi-monthly meeting of the city
council this evening action vas taken for
the completion of the transfer Of the
municipal electric light plant to the Alex
andria Electric Company.
An ordinance requiring secondhand
dealers TO make daily reports Of pur-
chases 70 the police was also passed.
Mayor Pan transmitted to the council
communications from the Alexandria
Electric Company concerning the con-
summation Of the transfer Of the city
elecyric light plant and franchise TO the
electric company. It was stated that the
balance due. $500. would be paid over TO
the city tomorrow. and announcement
was made that the company had perfected
its plant so that it is capable of operating
eighty-hve street arc lights in accordance
with the stipulations Of the contract
A resolution offered by Mr.. Uhler au-
thorizing the mayor TO complete the
transaction with the officers Of the Alex
andria Electric Company was adopted.
City's Right 10 Deal En stoves.
An opinion from Corporation Attorney
Fisher was read relating to a resolution
appropriating $500 to be used by the com
mittee on light TO buy gas stoves for the
purpose of demonstrating the beneficial
use OF gas for heating in private resi-
dences. The opinion was to the effect
that the city has the right to engage in
such business in order to exhibit the adj
vantages of gas consumption. but that it
ae tn a
business involving the sale of stoves for
profit On a recorded vote the resolution
was defeated.
Junk Dealers to Report Daily,
An ordinance TO require dealers III
secondhand goods to make daily reports
Of their purchases to the police was
adopted. It was stipulated that reports
should be made each morning before Il
o'clock. 4 penalty for each violation OF
the ordinance was provided in a fine not
10 exceed 500 nor to be less than $40. The
vote on this ordinance was unanimous
y petition from the members of the
police force for increase Of salary, in
dorsed by the police commissioners, was
read and referred to the committees on
police and finance. Increase in the cost
of living was cited in support of the re-
quest.
Old Bond Debt Is Wiped Out.
A communication was received from the
commissioners OF the sinking fund calling
attention to the destruction of public
bonds of the issue of 1872, amounting 10
$500 after the liquidation of the in
debtedness, A brief sketch, reviewing the
history of the debt and its settlement, was
read by President Snowden-
a resolution. favorably reported on by
the street committee, was adopted, appro-
priating $500 for the purchase of fiagstones
for street crossings. A resolution prOvid-
ing for the placing of an arc lamp on
Washington street near Cameron was re-
ferred 10 the committee on light.
Common council concurred in the action
Of the board of aldermen in referring back
L Mayor Paf for further specifications
the bills which he recently presented for
the employment of detectives in connec-
ton with the Curtin murder about a year
ago.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
Circuit Court No. I.
ITsTICE WRIGHT.


Steruberg rs. Kirby; leave granted plaintiff 20
amend declaration in ten days. Plaintiffs attorney,
F. Edward Mitchell; defendants attorney, II. W..
Sohon
Debcndarfer vs.. smith; ON trial. Plaintiffs at
torneys. T. L. Jeffords and Crandal Mackey; de
fcndaut's attorney, h. +. Davis.
Saks w. Key; trial by court: verdict for plaintiff
for S220lI. aud Judgment forthwith. Plaintiffs at
torneys. Wolf < Rosenberg. defendants attorneys,
Blair & Thorn and Aickenney Flanney.
Assignments for to-day:
No 2u King IS. BeTeus. Attorneys, W. 4.
Plumley-A L. Sinclair. Chaplin Brown. and c. Al.
Bauman.
No. 81 Watson vs.. Anacostia and Potomac Rail-
road Company. Attorneys. A. b. Webb and A. A.
Linscumb-J J. Darlington.
No. 2s3 katzmsn vs.. District Of Columbia. At
torneys Douglas & Dougas-E. II. Thomas
No. 36s Csynor vs.. Crabb. Attorneys. ]. l. Peg.
ser-J. T. Hunter.
No. ISL Miller vs.. Washington and Gettysburg
Railway. Attorneys, CHAPLIN Brown and George W.
Drew. r. Laner.
No. as5 Stephenson vs.. Richardson. Attorneys.
S. A Putnam. J. Darlington.
No. 567. Pot rs. Niles. Attorneys, y A Put
nam-J. s Whit.
No. $50 Gaegler vs.. Masters Attorneys. E. L.
Gies-W. J. Lambert
No. %. Martin Brick Company vs.. Smoot At
torneys. Tucker & Kenyon-W E. johnson.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
BASSETT CASE ENDED.
Judge Redick Admits WASHINGTON
Divorce Decree.

Omaha, Nebr., Feb. 26-The IA
nous Bassett divorce case came TO an
abrupt end this morning when Judge
Redick admitted 20 evidence the decree
in the Washington case of Mr.. Bassett
against his wife Judge Redick de-
clared that decree legal and valid. and
dismissed the Omaha action Of Mrs
Bassett against her husband on the
ground that their marriage bonds had
already been dissolved. The custody OF
the children, as well as alimOny, neither
of which questions were touched on in
Washington. viii be considered on
Tuesday morning by the court
II is Mrs. Bassetts intention to take
the case to the Supreme Court as soon
as an appeal can be perfected Rev
Mr.. Hunt was present IN court. but
neither Mr.. nor Mrs, Bassett was there.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
Funeral of w. F. Lambert.

Funeral services over the remains Of
William Francis Lambert. whose death
occurred yesterday AT his home on Duke
street. viii be held tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock from st. PauTs Episcopal
Church. Rev Thomas Semmes, of Rich
mond will officiate, assisted by Rev. P.
p. Phillips, rector Of St. Paurs Church.
The following have been selected to serve
as paIIbearers: Edward /. DaingeTield
Gardner L. BOOthe. Lawrence Stabler, II.
r. Burke, Carroll Pierce. c. J. Deahl, r.
T. Knight. and DR.. William NJ. Smith.
The interment will be private.
In addition to being first vice presi-
dent of the Citizens National Bank and
q director Of the Alexandria Water Com
pany Mr.. Lambert was assistant treas
urer of the Lambert PharmacaI Company
of ST. Louis, and treasurer Of the Hen
dersOn Lumber Company Of West Nir-
GINA He was interested in the Wagner
Oil Company. of Indiana, and in the trac-
ton lines of Kansas City and Detroit. He
was also first vice president Of the Vir-
ginia Bankers Association
The State corporation commission has
granted a charter to the Virginia OIL De-
Velopment Company of Manassas. Va.
with q capital stock of $4,000. The incor-
porators are w. II. Acker, G. l. Nichol-
son, W. 5. ManniX, H. Z. Waenicke, c.
W. 5. Turner, T. H. Lion. and J. P.
Leacherman. all of Washington. W. II.
Acker is president of the company.
At a called meeting Of the board of pO-
lice commissioners this afternoon a Pc
titiou from the members of the police
force for increased wages was referred
to the city council. with recommendation
for favorable consideration.
The funeral Of Francis NJ. Wood, which
viii take place tomorrow afternoon at 8
O'Clock from Grace Episcopal Church,
will be attended in a body by Belle Haven
Council. Junior Order United States Me-
Chanics. of which the deceased was a
member. Members of Alexandria Coun-
Gil Of the same organization viii also
attend
The condition Of William McA. Green,
who was operated upon for appendicitis
a few days ago, was reported to be seri-
Gus this evening. Mr.. Green is at the
Alexandria Hospital
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Richard F. Walsh s. and Mabel Doughty, q
both f Richmond. Va. Rcv Z. L. Williams
CpL0RED.
John A. Henderson so. and MARY F. Dyson, =.
Rev. Philip Stewart.
Charles shorts, O. and Mary Johnson. 60 Rev.
J. G. Dent.
Charles T. Cox. .. and Marx F. Vest. o both
Of Fife. Va. Rev. Georgc ". Lee.
Freddie Jackson. q. and Flossie Monroe. is. Rgy.
Alfred J. Taylor.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
JURY IS NOW SECURED.
Testimony begins in Second Trial
Of Hezekiah SnaveIy.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Md, Feb. 26.-The second
trial of Hezekiah Snavely, a prominent
resident of Keedysville. this county, who
is charged with perjury. was begun in
court here this morning. After spending
nearly a day in the selection Of a jury the
case went to trial at 10 o'clock to-day.
Eight Jurors had been chosen from the
regular panel and forty talesmen drawn
when court adjourned yesterday evening.
This morning four more jurors were Sc
lected from among the talesmen.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
GARRETT TO HEAD S. A. [.
This Is Generally Accepted ina Rail-
road Circles az Norfolk.

and General Manager w. A. Garrett Of
the Seaboard Air Line Railway, leaves
tonight for New York 10 attend meet
ing of the Seaboard directorate. AZ which
a successor TO the late President Alfred
Walter Is TO be chosen II is generally
conceded I'm railroad circles that Mr..
Garrett viii be chosen and the positions
of president and general manager viii be
combined. as was the case during the ad-
ministration of former President and Gen
eral Manager J. NJ. Barr.
Mr. Garrett was brought to the Sea
board by the Ryan interests by reason
Of his unusual ability as a railroad opera
tor
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27

Electric Company. Attorneys. J. S. Witt. J.
Darlington.
Ne. ie6 Talbot IS McDeuuott AttoTleys. 3. +.
Leighton j. Darlington.
No. go. Harms vs. BRADLEY Attorneys, LeckIe.
Fulton & Cox J. Darlington
No. as Nokes Cha. Attorneys J. J.
Mather-W ] Lambert
No. a. Church Is Grant. Attorneys, ". G.
Prentiss-W. ]. Lambert.
No. al. DOYLE rs Notes Attorneys Hamilton.
Colbert & Hamilt0n-B. b. Leighton.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27

No aaga Lillian Lee HssLam IS. Charles W.
Haslan. divorce. Compainant's solicitors. Ambrose
& StUtler
No. 26s5. James A. Henson 81 al vs. George W
Henson et al. partition Compliments solicitors,
J. A. Cobb and N. y. Richardson
No. 89l4 James II. Doney e. a. Is Maria
Thomas ct a. enter Ilcader. Complainants' soicl-
to. Z. L Homer.
No. 1866 y. Mary Riley vs. Francis r. RILEY;
limited oi-orce- CmpIainants solicitor. Marx Stear-
man
No. 1896 William Brown L0ttie Brown; d.
volcc. Comulainant's solicitor ". Z. Ambrose.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
CLIFTON FORGE IS DRY"
Local Option Election Results in De-
feat for the "Wets."

Special 10 The ashngton Herald.
Clifton Forge, Va, Feb. "a local
option election was held in this city to-
day after an exciting campaign Of several
weeks. resulting in victory for the anti
saloon forces by so majority. All three
wards in the city voted against the con-
tinuation Of the saloons. and after May 1
the sale of liquors viii be prohibited.
This closes thirteen saloons and two beer
bottling establishments and deprives the
city of several thousand dollars in rev
enue. COvingtOn, the county seat of
Allegany County, twelve miles from here.
also held a local option election to-day
and the majority against saloons there
was A..
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
RICHMOND TAX LEVY HIGH.
Mayor Protests Against Proposed
Decrease in Rate.

Special to The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, Feb. 26.-The city to-
day is discussing the annual budget OF
appropriations for city government for
1907. which was reported last night to
the council. ana which viii be acted on
in the next ten days. The total is So,
S77,6S0. The sum of $4,000 is named
for a new armoTy for the Richmond
Light Infantry. Blues Battalion, which
was burned out last month.
The recommendation is also made by
the finance committee that the tax rate
be reduced cents per hundred. The
present rate is S140 Mayor Mccarthy
last night made an address TO the coun-
Gil. in which he strongly urged that the
tax reduction be not made
Both afternoon papers to-day in
dorsed the mayor on this point
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
GEN. GRANT AT JAMESTOWN.
Inspects site Set Aside for Encamp-
meut of United States Troops.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va, Feb, 26.-Gen. Frederick
y. Grant, u. s. a, commanding the De
partment of the East. and who will have
personal command Of the United States
troops at the jamestown Exposition, to-
day made . close inspection of the site
set aside for the encampment.
He was well pleased with conditions,
and viii make the camp a model one.
The names of various regular and volun-
teer troops 20 be at the exposition tere
announced to-day.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
U. B. BISHOP BURIED.
Prominent Church Members Attend
Services nj HaEerstOwn.

sEENtENN at
Special to The Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Md, Feb. 25.-Prominent
members OF the United Brethren Church
from Maryland and Southern Pennsyl-
vania this afternoon attended the funeral
services over the remains of the late
Bishop Dickson in the First United
Brethren Church at Chambersburg
Bishop J. p. Mills. Of AnnviIle, Pa, de-
live-ed the funeral sermon.
Addresses were also made by Rev. DR..
c. W. Brewbaker. OF the United Brethren
Church. and Rev. Dr. +. II. Leisering,
Of the Lutheran Church. The palibearers.
all members of the United Brethren
Church. were Reys. a. NJ. Ever and A.
B. Station, Of Hagerstown; J. =. Anthony,
Kccdysvile, Md; +. II. Humelbaugh
and A A. Ayres. York, Pa. and j. r.
Hutchinson, WaynesboTo.
The body lay in state from II a. m. until
p. m. Bishop Dickson was one OF the
best known ministers IN the United
Brethren Church.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. I.

H-'s1s9'.IN"''.
Prall rs Ku0rr; auditors report ratified. Com
plainant's solicitor. $. A Putnam; defendants so
hcitcrs, Stuart Mcnamara and r. ;. Huidekgprr.
In re Hmac of LuCy l.. G.. Lang; committee au-
thgrized to pay certain bills
Edwards vs.. RingUalt; sale ratified and convey
ance ordered. C1mpainsnt's solicitor A. b. Leet;
defendants solicitor. W. A. Alckenney.
No assignments for today.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
sherin Monroe Is Dead.

Special to The Washington Herald
Salisbury \. c., Feb. 2e.-James Mon
roe. ten years sheriff Of Rowan County,
died this morning, after lingering i'll
ness Of Bright's disease, and more re-
Gently pneumonia.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
Circuit Court No. 2,
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

Cissell vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
verdict for plaintiff for $3.50 and Judgment forth
with Plaintiffs attorney Charles ]. Murphy; de
fcndaut's attorneys Hamilton, Colbert & Hamilton
Nolan rs. District of Columbia; trial. Plain
tits attorneys, Gordon 4 Gordon: defendants at
torueys T. H. Thomas and Il Z. Blair.
Fullam VS.. Palmer; Judgment for plaintiff for pos
session of goods repleyicd without damages or costs
Plaintiffs attorney, Hayden johnson; defendants
attorneys, W. Mosby Williams Fred Mckee, and {,
NJ. Fulton
Assignments for to-day;
No 49, Grady vs.. Washington Gasght Com.
paRy. Attorneys Douglass & D0uglass-R. RoSs
Perry & Son and Mckenney & Flannery.
No. 49, Hooper VS.. Thropp, Attorneys, H. Win
ship Wheatey-J. J. Darlington.
No. 3lL Brennan Construction Company rs.
United States Electric Lighting Company. Attor.
neys, Hamilton, Colbert & Hamilton--J. ]. Darling.
ton.
No. a6I Jackson vs. Washington Railway and
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
Lawsuits.

No 4922o Harry Lamson rs James Seth appellant /;
appeal. Defendants attorneys. T. D. Blackstone
and T. s Bailey
No. 1921 Mary V Cissel administrator vs.. Bal
timOre and Ohio Railroad Company; damages, Sl0,-
0o0 Plaintiffs attorney. Charles j. Murphy.
No 1922. Joseph Freeman ct al. vs.. jacob Kan
del ct al; eertiorari. Defendants attorney, Irving
williamson
No 4sZzs. Mary NJ. shises Us. Helen L. Daley;
certiorari. Defendants attorney ". T. Ambrose.
No 1924. Frank J. Dieud0nne vs.. Wallace s.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
Equity Court No. z.
JUSTICE GOULD.

Ouickbear VS. Ietpp: argued and submitted Com
plainants solicitor s. NJ. Brosius; defendants 50
Ecitor, Stuart Mcnamara
No assignments fer TO-DAY