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West EcBlnrton-Hsry Wardman to Madeline
Pitzer. lot g. square T. $40.
Nos ia 10 40 Navy place southesst-lucy B. Flstt
Ct viz. Lester 3. 70 Philip d. Deis, lots g to
l1l, square %. Sc
south Capitol street southeast, between c and d
sircets-Gearge S. Kaufman. trustee, 70 JOHN
e. Julian T.. and FREDERICK G. Aatsern, part
original Dot g. square 6sl. SO. Mary T. kauf-
man 70 same. part same loi, SO
Ninth street southeast between and q streets
Lerious A. Wood % John F. Hermann parr
lots IS and 50 square So, SIC.
No 9s Sixth street s9utheast-Jaules . Daiineu e
ux. Emma G, Parker, lot Il. square 50. So.
street northwest between New Hampshire ave
nue and Eighteenth street-Louise Bolt to George
z Foss log o. square l5. SO
No 1883 Pierce place nOrIhWest-AlheTt T. Marsh
ct NIX to Ada Baumgarten. lot ia, square
1f $40.
street northeast. between Twelfth ard Thirteenth
sireets-Lo,uis l.. Burn e VIZ. James D.. 10
James j. Dawson. Dot =. square los, SO
Biltuore stfeet-0iire r. Taylcr 10 Fercy Crawford,
part lot 81, Mount Pleasant aud Pleasant
Plains SO
Pleasant Plains-SiaFv J. Baldwin 10 ". Riley
Decide. lot a. block q, SO
Mount Pleasant-sane 10 same lots Is TO 81. SO
Kalorama Heights-Same 70 same. lot p $40
Mount Pleasant. Kemp DuEal 70 " Riley Dee
BILE lots 81 20 g. SO.
bingham Piao-Ross Hudnen. ir.. 70 Harold Z.
Dogle part lot g. block ?. sl.s0o,
Columbia Hcghts-MsTy H, Myers to George Hen
derson. lots 6 % Z. block g. SO
Co-rer Ninth street and Grant place northwest
William l. Edmonston and John d. Caughlan.
trustees. 10 Victor J. Evans. lot H. square 50,
s5eG.
American University Park-John d. Crossant and
David D. Stone. trustees. 70 J. Sweisfcrt, lot s,
block 8 500.
North Capitol street. between and II streets
u0rthwest-R0bert y. Weston, executor, 10 Char
lotte Darlsy lots l61 and Isl. square go. $40
/ street northwest between Seventh and Eighth
streets-Anan r. and Alary r. Campbell 20 lila
&. Weston. part original lot 3 square e, SIC
G. street northwest. between Seventh and Eighth
streets-John r. Mclean ct TX. 70 Thomas X.
Aisquith. part original lot Z, square 80 So
Thomas A. Aisquith et TX. 70 Arthur Jordan.
part original LOT = square 2ss SO.
Oak Lawn-Artlur jordan et uX- 10 EFeris A.
HAYES. part Oak Lawn. SO.
Langdon psrk-Alndfed =. Briggs 20 Francis \.
HCdon. lots 2 and s. block H. sic.
Chichester and Congress Heights-Mary T. Fowler
70 Robert H. Bell. lot l. block l. Chichester
lots Is and l6, block 9. Congress Heights.
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD


Estate II Joseph " OFT. win dated August ..
1906 fled with petition for probate. Attorney J. j.
Costigan
Estate Of Mary Carson: viii admitted to probate
AMI letters granted 70 George r. Carson; bond. 500
Attorney. Irving " iliiamson-
Estate II Margaret WEST letters Of administration
granted 70 James L. Norris, H. bond. Aoo- Attof-
ner. James I. Norris. jr.
Estate Of Annie Hennessey, order 60 employ coun-
sci. Attorneys. Hamilton Colbert & Hamilton.
Estate Of Melissa G.. Conway; viu admitted to
probate and letters testameufary granted % Anne
B. Conway; bond. sos. Attorney. f. H. Thomas.
Estate Of L0uise K0ss VIII admitted 10 probate.
Attorney. A. s. Tayl0r
n re Charles Z. smith; order appointing James
r. Cow. guardian; bond. 8 600. Attorneys. Millan
& smith.
In re Raymond L. Shoemaker et al. order aT-
pointing Margaret B. Shoemaker guardian. bond.
81 900. Attorney. 4. T. Shoemaker.
Estate Of Teunis S. Hamlin; VIII dated February
s. 1851 filed. with petition for probate. Attorney.
". A. Mckenney.
Estate Of Laura Clements; letters Of admiuistra-
ton granted 10 Hugh B. Rowland: bond. 500. At
torney c. ". Clagett.
Estate Of Henry ST. Walter; viii dated January 4.
1888 fled
Estate Of Mary NJ. Pool; win dated November T.
1904 fled.
Estate Of Francis Miller; viii dated November s..
l9Ca filed
In re Erlestine Frank petition 20 sxpend certain
sum fled. Attorney. George Francis Williams.
Estate Of John II. Coale, petition 20 appoint col
lector fled. Attorney. r. +. Downing
Estate Of Mary Jane shaw; viii dated April Is,
1907, fled
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cireuit ceurt No. /.


Adjourned until Monday, May s, 1907.
Assignments for Monday. May 0. 1907:
No. So Walters Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Leckie. Fulton d
/ C0x-C. A. Douglas.
/ No al Ward vs. YsrneL Attorneys Brown &
Eamest-W +. Mattingly.
| No 578 Price vs.. Jones Atterneys a A. Lips
comb and ". N. Elson-Aian Smith and d.
W. Baker
No 5a3 Marshall vs. Mercer. Attorneys. w. b.
Matthews. jr.-Frsd b. Rhodes.
No. 5s7. Everett vs.. Harvey Attorneys, J. 5.
Easby- smith,. + Msttingly.
/ No SOL Meyer IS. Mcdonald. Attorneys. John
Ridout-Hamiiton. Colbert Hamilton and Edmund
/ Brady.
/ No. @s Dickhaut vs.. Washington and Potomac
/ Steamboat Company. Attorneys. W. Ii. While
Rslston & Siddons.
40. col. Lewis vs.. Martin AttJrneys. Z. ". Pat
I teTsol-J, J. Darlington sHd ". c. Sullivan.
No. 03. Squires L4inkins. Attoneys. Bar
nard q Johuson-GeoFge K. Liukins and Charles
LHkins
No IS. Kaiser vs.. Southern RailEay Company.
Attorneys. Cuttings * Chamberiin-Hamiiton, Col
/ bert x Hamilton.
| No i57. Bartlett vs.. Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pauy. Attorneys, ". II. H. Hart-McKenney &
/ Fannery.
No. l5s Hart vs.. Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pauy. Attorneys. ". Il. Il. Hart-McKenney &
/ Flannery.
4 No SO. Raymond VS. Riley Attorneys. Ralston
/ & siddons-D Douglas & Douglas.
No. IS. Hurst Miller. Attorneys. q. =.
/ Emig and Edwin Forrest BrandenbuTg & BTanden-
+ burg
! No. -. Duryee vs. District q Columbia Attorneys
Cuttings q Chambsriu and +. J. Hasau-E. H.
/ Thomas
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real ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Fourteenth Street Hcights-Clarencs +. Davis 70
Gilbert c. Splitter. lots Is TO S. square 29s, and
lot 3, square 29I7, so Same to Miss L. L.
Sanger. lot 2 square 1913. So Gilbert C. Spit
ger ct ux 20 William II. Rickard. lot %, square
gls So Glbart C. Splitter 10 J. Newton
Liskey. lot 81 square 29ls. SO. Fourteenth
Street land Company TO IRVINE II. Wine. lots IS
and 49, square 2SIz. SO. Gilbert c. Splitter ct
Tx 70 joseph G. Myers. Let 81. square 29is. SO.
Fourteenth Street Heights Land Company 20
John W. Liskey lot a. square BIS. SO. -Four
tenth Street Heights Land Company 70 NJ. D
Miller lots 5. G. and 7. square 2sl7 SO Same
10 Stuart L. Splitter. lot IS. square 4l4 $40.
Fourteenth Street Heights-GilbeFt C. Splitter CT TX
10 Wade II. LineweaTeT, lot IS. square Z9ls. SO
Same to Abram n LinsweaEer. lot q, square
2slS. SO
street southeast between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets--Wilhelm Schmidt ct al 10 Joseph ".
Ofutt. lot ~. square 1913. SO.
3 street southeast. between Thirteenth and Four
tenth stTeets-ChsFles F. Benjamin, trustee. 70
Arthur Carr, original lot 9 and part original
lots q and .. square lo5. SO
TTinidad-William A. Root ct NJ. 20 Philip II.
Weason. lot 81, square 500 SO.
No. li2 Massachusetts, avenue northwest-Jaues W
! Lynch Ct TX. % Thomas H. Lynch. part
original let i square 5s5 SIC.
Nos 2lis TO Z52 street Peoples 1EHtual
BENEFIT Insurance Compsny 20 Mamie Beekgtein,
lots %, g. and 81, square 81. so.
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the headquarters at the Arlington, IN
charge of Col. S. r. Burch; of the Society
Of the Cumberland in the hands OF
Gen. f. A. Carman. Of the War Depart
ment. Capt. Alexander Mcmillan, of the
Office of the Auditor for the Treasury De
partment, has the tickets, badges. and in
yitations for the Society OF the Ohio
Meet President Friday.
The veterans, their wives, and invited
guests. win be received by President
Roosevelt at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon.
A stated meeting of the District of Co
lumbia Commaadery Of the Military Order
of the Loyal Legion will be held at
Rauscher's at o'clock this evening, and
all members of other communicates visit
ing the city to attend the Army of the
Potomac reunion are cordially invited to
be present The insignia, or rosette.
should be worn
A special meeting OF the officers and
commanders Of the several posts of the
Department of the Potomac was held last
evening for the purpose OF completing ar
rangements for taking part in the unveil-
ing services tomorrow. All the veterans
will appear al the ceremonies in the full
dress uniform Of the Grand Army.
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SPLENDID TO USE.

This Is the month to rid the
system OF Blood disorders OF all
kinds, of which rheumatism Is
the most prevalent symptom and
hardest to overcome during the
winter months. when the kidneys
have failed TO filter out the uric
acid and other waste matter.
A wen-known authority writes
that the worst forms Of Rheuma-
tism. Blood disorders. also Kid
ney and Bladder weakness. are
often readily relieved and pre-
vented during an entire year by
taking for a little while one tea
spoonful OF the following mixture
after meals and at bedtime, viz:
Fluid Extract DandelIon one
half ounce, Compound KaFgon one
ounce, Compound Syrup sarsa-
parilla three ounces.
A local druggist states that these
are harmless ingredie Is, which any
good prescription pharmacy can
supply and any one can easily mix
them at home BY shaking In
bottle.
II is said by many Of the old
folks that the above mixture, If
taken during this month, VIII add
years 20 hfe aad prevent many
a sick and miserable day during
the year.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Leonard a. McKenny. q. Of Cedon. Va. and Lucy
Robertson. 2. Of Monuoss. Va Rev. William F.
Locke
willie Price. IS. and EVE C Patterson, s. Rev.
George p. Wilson.
Charles l. Rhodes. 50. Of Edom. Va and I.ouia
Y. Brown. %. Of Dayton, Va. Rev. Weston BruneT.
George r. Nash. 8. and n Louise Pope. s..
Rev. T. J. Brown
James J. Hancock. 2. and Bertha l. weseott, Is.
both a Manchester. Va Rev. ]. z Irvine
Henry C. Seal-eent- p and Ehie ~ Gwyun. Is.
both Of Richmond. Va. Sey. J. B. Mclaughlin.
Charles Y. Barton. IS. ana Pearl n. Sullivan. Is.
Rev. J. Edgar Smith
William E. Anderson. j., s. and Jobs TBomblsy,
81 both Of Fairfax. Va. Rev. J. Z. Irvine.
Charles F. Wsldrup, g. and Marion L. Robinson,
Is, both Of Richmond. Va Rev E. z. Marshall.
George A. Duehring Q. and Marie l. Topley %.
Rev. Ambrose Besyans.
William Bayeg. g. and Mar Dreyer. o. Rev. /.
o. Baker.
Edwin F. Lines. g. and Edna D. Plumnsr. g.
Rev. [. Il. i. Pierce.
John r. Norris a. and Hattie A. Scott. Rev.
W. G. Davenport.
John J. Kennedy. 2, and Eva E. Smith. n. Rev.
T. J. 0'Connel.
Jessie NJ. Council. 2. Of Franklin, Va. ReT. IVES
0ian 6. Roote. o. Of Fort Defiance Va. and Lot
tie F. Hannibal. ls, Of Phoenix, Nd. Rev. J. 4.
Irvine.
Harry Weller Rosser. q. and Mary Amanda Ply,
10. Rev. r. L. Wright
Ebert E. Richmond. g. Of Cohoss \. Y. ard
Laura F. Richardson. g. Of Highlands Nd. Rev.
Thomas c. Esst0n.
Peter J. Phillips. o. Of Cumberland Nd. and
Emma NJ Broughton 2. Of Baltimore, nd. Rey.
John y. La Aothe
COL0RED
Zebedee N. Hawkins, o and Mars z. Stevenson,
q both Of HyatisEille. Md. Rev George ". Lee
Robert II. Raukett, A. ard AaTy J. Washington.
Rev " W Clair.
Isaiah johnson. g aud Jennet Morton. %. Rev.
r. A. Amsfead.
william A. Hail. .. Of GambdH. Va. and
Blanche Y. Cuuen. 49, Of Burke. Va. Rev. J. b.
Mclaughlin
John F. Turner. 2. and Marie Bush. Is. OF Chevy
Chase. Md. Rev. q A. jones
William Il. Toomey, &. and Ida Hawkins, =
Rev. ". Bishop johnson.
John Armizsead Sc. and Lena Stewart 50 Rev.
". Bishop Johnson.
Arthur Washington, .. and Alice Fuller. q. Rev.
shelton aiiiiss
william H. Curry. g. and Cora r. Webb. S. Of
Camden. \. ]. Rev. David T. Rivers.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-01

Mrs. Charles Warren Fairbanks, wife
of the Vice President of the United States,
was a Miss Cornelia Cole. daughter of
Judge Cole. of MarysviIle, Ohio She
first met Mr. Fairbanks when the latter
was a student at the Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity, and the two young people were
c0-editors OF the college newspap er. They
were married early. Mr.. Fairbanks hav-
ing just graduated in law and being ad-
mitted TO the bar at Cleveland Mr..
Fairbanks soon moved TO indianapolis,
where she has had a home ever since.
She has five children-fOur sons and a
daughter. The Vice Presidents wife is
noted as being a model housewife, as we'll
as a charming hostess.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-01
Lawsuits.

No. 1896. MilleT-ShoemakeT Real Estate Company
vs.. Maurice s. Sturgeon; account. S53s. PLAINTIFF
attorney l. T. Everett
No. 1895. Eveline Jones vs. Henry J. Ready +;
note 500 Plaintiffs attorney Arthur Peter.
No 1887 Louis A. Pradt vs. Belra A. Lockwood /;
account $50. Plaintiffs attorney G. F. Wilson.
No 1858 Annie Reese administrative, vs.. Caf4-
tai Traction Company damages. $1,000. Plaintiffs
attorneys J. 2. McNally and Edwin Forrest.
No. 1899 POLITE Kaufman & lie Fort vs.. Anna
V. Fawcett: account. S37i59 Plaintiffs attorney
A. o. Clephane.
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Win Give sIlver Ten.

silver Tea" for the benefit of the
Children's Hospital will be given by ST.
Mary's Guild at the residence of Mrs.
John Beall, 1910 Thirty-frst street, to-
morrow from 4 TO s. Those receiving and
assisting will be Mrs. Beall. Mrs. Dunlop.
Mrs. Sanger, Mrs. Du Bots, Mrs. Bevard,
Mrs. Leetch. Mrs Shoemaker. Mrs. Hume
Mrs. Nfcolson, Misses LOCKER. Green.
Fitch, Dodge, Williams, and Hurr.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-01
Equity suits.

No. 270i2 New York Steam Fitting Company rs.
Anna Jenness Miller ct al; 10 enforce mechanics
lien Compliments solicitor, G. r Wilson
No Z70H Francis II. Crswell vs.. Nationa! Saw
iugs and Trust Company 10 substitute trustee.
Complainant solicitor Oscar Nauck
No E0s5 Hyter Myers vs.. Mary L. d. Cooper
ct al; to declare trust and for sale. Complaiuants'
solicitor. Thomas L. Jones.
No 2z0i6 Nina Payne vs.. Robert PAYNE; divorce.
Complainant solicitor. Thomas J.. Jones.
No E047 Hugh Bell vs Richard B. Bell ct al
TO constue win. Compliments solicitors, W. W.
Boaman and HAYDEN johnson.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-01

The President yesterday accepted the
resignation from the army of Capt.
Charles L. Bent, Thirtieth Infantry. sta
toned at Fort Crook, Nebr. No explana-
ton has been given.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-01
District Court.


In re opening If connecting highway between
waterside Drive ard Para road order directing and
accepting jury
IN re extension Of Massachusetts, avenue; sward
q jury Sled.
In re extension Of alley IN block 50. Columbia
Heights: suggestion q death q Z. J. Tighe a i0-
for and marshall directed % summon a new jury.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-01
Largest Morning CIRCULATION

All advertising contracts made BY
The Washington Herald are based
upon it's sworn circulation-a circula-
ton in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capital. Its books are open.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
CTuesday, April 80, 1000
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.

Equity Court No. 4.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
IN re petition m Virginia 81. Wilson; substitution
| q trustee ordered Petitioners solicitor. c. w.
+ Fits.
CTiswell vs. National Safe Deposit Company; sub
siituton OF tustes ordered Petitioners solicitor.
/ Oscar Nauck
Anderson vs. Barnes. auditors report confirmed
and distribution ordered Complainant solicitor j.
| J. BFGsnau; defendants solicitor, j. A. Toomey.
| McAiabon vs. CoYaohick; pro c9ufess0 ordered.
/ Compliments solicitors, George K and W i.
Linkins
Simmons vs. simmons custody Of children
awarded TO father. Compliments solicitors. A. II.
Bell and D. \. Houston; defendants solicitors, II.
l. B. Allison. l. c. Williamson. and John A.
Butler
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Hotter vs.. Hotter: rule to show cause retumsble
I May 70. Compliments solicitor. NJ T. Clinkscales.
Steuart vs. steuart; reference 20 y. G. Downs, ex-
! aminer and Jesse H. Wilson. r.. appointed 20 de-
fend Compliments SOLICITOR Campbell Darlington
| and S. D. Tmitt
Wilson vs. Riordan; argued and submitted. Com
| plainants solicitors +. ID. Mckenney and G. r.
Wilson; defendants solicitors, Hamilton, Colbert a
/ Hamilton.
KnopD vs. Dukin: sale ratified nisi. Complain
ants solicitor J. E. Taylor defendants solicitors,
Douglas Douglas.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-01

MOVEMENTS OF VESSELs-The following move
ments at vessels were reported to the Bureau Of
Navigation:
Arriyed-ApTil 2s-Caesar, at Lambert Point
Sterling. at Hampton Roads; Annapolis. at Mid
way. April Z-Lebanon at Lambert Point
Rocket at Washington Florida at Annapolis.
April S-Chattanooga. at Kiukiang.
sailed-April Caesar. from Norfolk, for Lam
bert Point; Sterling. from Lambert Point for
Hampton Roads. April Zs-Raleish from Ca
vite for Nagssah, 81 Louis. from Hampton
Roads. for navy yard, New York April 30
stringhsm Wilkes, Stockton, De Long and
BlakeIy from Norfolk. for Washington
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DESCEND ON CAPITAL
Boys of the War Of'6l Coming
from All Directions.
EVERYBODY IN READINESS

Plans Completed for Unwilling Mon
ument 10 Gen. McCIeIIan-Army
Corps TO Hold Their Meetings To-
morrow sIOrnfng-OId Soldiers Ia
Government Service Granted Leave.
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Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERsO,

Barnes IS Slater; order making parties defendant
Plaintiff attorneys Turner Mitchell defendant 3
attorney George Francis Williams
Polling ~ Capital Fraction Company; trial
PLAINTIFFS attorneys. Fl. r. Classic and G. H.
s1me defendants attorneys. r. Hoss Fcrry a Son
The Washington herald., 1907-05-01
LAST CALL FOR FAIR
Masonic Mint Closes with To-
mOrrOW'S Session.
WILL BE wHIRLwIND FINISH

what Can't BE Sold Will Be Auc-
toned on. and All Money Spent
Outside of Convention Hall To-
night VIII Be COnhscated by the
P0Iice-An Await Grand Finale.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-01
Criminal Court No.


United States IS. Josephine simpson. violating
section Ssq5 Z. =. L. s.; defendant afligned. plea
not guilty Attorney. J. 3. Mclaughlin.
United States vs. Frank Girton and Daniel Huf-
leg: househreaking and larceny. plea guilty. sen
tence Hurley one year and one dag in the peuiten-
tiary and sentence suspended as 70 GirtoH- Attor-
neys. J. T. McNally and J. Il. Croxdale
United States ". Bruno Brlnell. grand larceny
bail forfeited and bench warrant issued. Attorney,
Campbell Darlington.
United states vs. Edward Warren; robbery; on
trial AtioFney J. Med. Darlington.
Neiigsn rs. Amato; motion ior leave 70 dismiss
granted Plaintiffs attorneys, Bell aud Darr; de-
PENDANTS attorney G, r, Digs
Assignments for to-day
United States vs.. James Grady.
United states IS George J. LindneT.
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Naval Orders.
MOVEMENTS OF vEssELs-The following MOI

Paymaster W. T CAMP. resignation accepted.
Civil Engineer L. n cox, 10 navy yard. Norfolk
The Washington herald., 1907-05-01

Miss Edith Miller, daughter Of Com
mander Frederick Miller, L. S. N, is Wis
ting Miss Helen Ffoulke. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles NJ. Ffoulke.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-01

Mrs. Tunstall, Mrs Porter. Mrs. Morrison.
Mrs. Randall. Mrs. Warner. Mrs. Haupt.
Mrs. Edie, and Mrs Dil@eil.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-01

Mrs. Charles T. dutchins. wife Of Rear
Admiral Hutchips. Z s. n. also enter
tanned at a card party yesterday after
noon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-13
MIR. LIVELY IS WILD
oYSTERMEN HAD EASY TIME WITH
 GILKS.
Slabman Walked MobiIians in Bunches and When He Put Them Over They Were Hit By
 Cham pi0ns.

Mobile, April 12.-(Special. )--Lively who was sent in to pitch for the Sand Crabs this afternoon, was about as wild Der here, and this fact. coupled with bad errors by his team mates and good hit ting by the locals in the third inning. allowed McCay's bunch to score nine runs.
 Bryant was sent in. in the middle of the inning. but fared little better, the Oystermen pounding out enough hits to score two more runs, making total of eleven in one inning. On the other hand, Ray, who worked for the Oys- termen, pitched a good game and not easing up, did they get anything like a bunch of hits.
 Two errors and three hits then all lowed four runs to cross the plate for them. After eleven runs were made all interest in the game was lost ana many of the people in the crowded stand left their seats. Following is how ha
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-13
ebunkinE t ,n to Fox in tim. to dou-

chunking 1t In to Fox in time to dou- ble Perry ets nrst.
 Malarkt had been thinking, think ing. thinktnE. and he had reached the couclusion that too much Maxwell was not good for the digestion. 50 he yanked the lad from Arkansas out of the box and sent in Burnum to finish the flame. tgainst his former team mates. Only one hit was made off the Cullman boy during the two in- nings he was In the box. and the sim gle run came in by reason of his hit- ting batter.
 Becker was out ,on fly to Perry in the last half, Burnum's first inning, Dyer was hit by the ball. stole sec .ond. got to third on Fox's hit to Nye and scored on Paskerts drive to right, Castro ending 1t with a hit to Con- ners.
 / Hausep was out on a fly 70 winters in the eighth. Burnum was out on hit to Jordan and Houtz on n hit to Sparks.
 the last half. winters died on a hit to Burnum and Jordan on hit to Burnum.
 Malarky's people showed their teeth in the ninth, but it was too late. Nye hit safe and scored nConnerss three bagger. Corners scoring on McCann,s fly to Winters. Apperious was out on a fly to Dyer. Perry walked, but Ratchford ended 1t with a fly tc Becker. Atlanta having the third game by a score Of to S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-13
COLLEGE BASEBALL
 GAMES TODAY.

Georgetown University vs. University of Virginia at Charlottesville, Va.
 Louisiana State University vs. Mis- sissippi A. and M. at Starksville, Miss.
 University of Georgia vs. Clemson College at Athens, Ga.
 Mercer University vs. Georgia Tech. at Macon. Ga.
 Wake Forest College vs. North Caro- lima A. and M. at Wake Forest. N. c.
 Erskine College vs. Presbyterian Col lege of South Carolina at Due West, $. c.
 George Washington University vs. Trinity College at Durham. N c.
 Maryland Agricultural vs Virginia M. I. at Lexington. Va.
 Davidson College vs Guilford College at Greensboro & C.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-13
AMATEURtG GAMES.

Capitol Hill Billies vs. Highland Park.
 The Capitol Hill Billies defeated the Highland Park boys by a score of IS to i yesterday.
 All boys on the Hill Billies team played and batted well. especially w.. Davis.
 The Capitol Hill Billies will chal- lenge any team in the city under 15 years of age.
 The batting order yesterday was:
 Capitol Hiii Billies-E. Pfingsti, C.: B. Pope, ss.; Claude Holiday, D.; e. Perry, 1b.; Clyde Holiday, 2b.; M. Sheperd, cf.; 8. Shepherd, If; w. Da- wis, 3b.; s. Janney. If.
 Highland Park-J. Warren, cf.; R. Thompson, h.; c. Harrison, C.; J. Fa- ioie. D.: M. Clark, 2b.; J. Blue, 3b.; 8 :. Warren. ss.;. B. Tatum. lf. Roland Thompson, If.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-13
A FEW FOUL TIPS.

Oh, Maxwell!
 And still another.
 Such an ennui.
 Connors hit was a bit late, but it was all there.
 Nye showed up well both in the field. with the stick and on the paths
 Last game today-will Billie Smith get them all?'
 Ratchford looks all right-but he will have to show.
 Our old friend Brady pitched for Mike Finn yesterday and lost his game, Bills beating him out.
 Errors lost Turner his game yester- day, the Dobbers not getting any more hits off him than the Vaughnites did of Perdue.
 Jack Lee is back in his old time form, shutting Charleston out yesterday.
 Little damp in the East yesterday only one game In both of the leagues but that was a corker-Boston shutting Brooklyn out to 0.
 Jay Handlers team is going some they played Savannah a seventeen inn ing II tie game yesterday-the worlds record so far.
 Augusta was nosed out by Perry Lipes Macon team yesterday. Hard luck.
 Bernie McCay seems to have quite E bunch of hitters down in Mobile play from Gulfport yesterday. Watch Mo bile so to the top and stay there.