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The Washington times., 1907-04-28
Two More.

II is q rare day when an infuen-
tial politician does not declare for
another term for President ROOse-
welt. Yesterday there were an
uounccmeuts from two.
Congressman Littlcficld:
Z am convinced that President Roose-
Welt is sincere in his declaration that he
docs not want Co bc "a candidate again,
but 4 believe On spite or this declaration
that ~ will be the first choice of the
Republicans III tho national Republican
convention
Governor Cummius. of Iowa:
Personally. I believe that President
Eocsevclt's plain duty is 10 withdraw
his former statement. and 10 say that
under the demand now made and the
evident state OF the public mind. he Will
accept another nomination il TT is zen
ucrcd To him with practical unInimity.
Thus the assertion first made, we
believe. by the Boston Journal. which
excited amusement In some quarters
when IL was first read. nearly two
years ago, seems 10 be getting some
pretty good indorscrs.
The Washington times., 1907-04-28

for more views of the young women
candidates, the cause OF our repre-
sentative Will grow stronger with
every new photograph examined.
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
Emptied Shotgun.

Judge Loving never allowed the ex-
cIamation 20 be finished He punctuated
the young mans frantic disclaimers
with two thunGcrous shots from the
gun
The contents of the first shell struck
Estes IN the right side tearing and
managing ire flesh from the waist 10
the neck. Bleeding and gr0aninE Estes
fen 10 the floor of the car AS he feH
Judge Loving discharged the second
shell The buckshot struck Estes neck
and almost severed IL from his body.
Several Of The shot struck the bass OF
guano. and the fertilizer ran down 20
soak up the blood OF the young man.
Other shot ripped I'D the side OF thc box
car
Attracted by the sounds OF the gun q
number OF persons rushed 10 the car
IT'S no use shouted the judge, waN-
sug mis- hand as 81 20 push Tue men
back Hes dead ] shot to XIII
The colored men got back INTO t,-S
car just as Estes wGs dying IneF ask
I'd IF they couldn't do something Tor
'AIarsa The-Go.~ The young man raised
his eyes until mis- gaze met theirs an
he uttered the last word his head strucN
the dOJr with a thud auC soul uto
taken its flight.
Judge Loving returned 10 NcGLnnis'
auC said ne had shot Estes fer rcyenEe-
lie asked that ne De takcr 10 Justice
Perkins to give bail for the shooting
Hearing Before Payne
John NJ Payne. one OF Judge Low
inc's friends. arrived from Amherst
and served as bail commissioner Com
mOnwealth Attorney Whitehead object
ed 10 Payne having any connection
with the case and asked that The hear
ing be continued until Judge Gordon
returned. Payne overrulcd this motion
ana proceeded with the hearing. me
Judge told his story. but made no in
timatlcn that his daughter mad met with
violence at the hunds or Estes.
Would YOU shoot a man for taking
your daughter out and getting her
Crunil2T asked Commonwealth Attorney
Whitehead
II did it, said tLe judge.
''ycu say you make no claimant yout
We're crazy2' asked the commonwealth
attorney
II was not crazy ] shot after DELHI
Grafton Do responded tie judge
Justice Payne held the Judge under
5000 bail which was Immediately given
by residents of the village.
Estes body was taken To- Oak Ridge
Tuesday morning. IL had laid on tGe
rough bier until the floor OF the car
was saturated with his hearts blood.
Friends carried 70 80 his home where
it was gaZed upon for The last time 1y
his relatives and friends
Al the grave. which was finally hid
den from view by flowers. Miss Kidd
became hysterical when the thought
occurred 10 her that she had precip-
itated the tragedy by asking Estes 10
take Miss Loving for a drive.
The Estes family is bowed under the
weight of sorrow and sadness None OF
them are belligerent. but their friends
are inclined TO be dcmOnsJrative toward
Judge Loving.
The trial or Judge Loving viii prob
ably take place In May i'm the court
house where he presided for 50 many
years.
The Washington times., 1907-04-28

his victim. lie drove about ten nnllea
that morning with his ever-ready death
dealing gun by his side
Inquiries for Estes.
Driving into the village OF Oak Ridge
Judge Loving went 20 NcClnnis' Hotel
opposite the station and asked Where
Is Theodore Estes? I'm looking Tor
him"
Right there IN that yellow box carr
replied McGinnis, as ne watched tine in
furiated jurist carefully lift the heavy
gun from the buggy.
over the railroad track Judge Loving
ran. cooking both triggers on the way.
Two col0red men were lifting BAGS
of suano out or the ear e hiie Estes
them as they were PASSED out Up the
gang plank Judge Loving rushed. When
be reached the open door Of the car.
ana saw Estes standnS in it he shouted,
stand aside YOU uiggers. I've SJL
Ier1ned and shiverins the negroes
jumped 10 the ground Turning 70 lace
the Judge. Estes looked down the black
parrels or thc gun and directly oNc Z
the TRIGGER he saw a gfim NiSasc ana
eyes that shot forth FIRE. He was rINet-
81 10 the spot and has tongue Glove 20
the roof % his mouth. Before h. could
utter word Judge LOVING shouted
sdTCdBrlCauy-
80 YOU were out ;ugev riding with
the ladies' last night, were yOu2 GA u
never go again Estes threw his hands
/ wildly iu Che air as the judge adj
yanced closer 10 him. He shouted No
The Washington times., 1907-04-28

TO serve as judges in an oratOrical con-
test between the freshmen and the
sophomorcs really needed To be- tied
didn't tEeyo
The Washington times., 1907-04-28

II is reported in the headlines that the
model husband lives in Chicago. Poor
man. he is likely 10 find difficulty dis
covering grounds Tor divorce when he
decides TO join the Chicago procession
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
Doctor Started Story.

Inc physician then informed Mr.. Lee
that ne had just been called I'm 10 attend
Miss Loving for insobriety. He added
tnat she was in a condition of semi
coma. Just as though she had been
drugged,' added the doctor. He said
he wanted TO tell Mr.. Lee so the latter
could inform the judge and prevent a
repetition % the affair Mr.. Lee rhan,5e.I
him and sought cut Harry Sneed. uncle
Of The girl and with whom she had
come 70 LOvinsston.
He told Mr.. SneeG DR.. Strother in
formed him that Miss Loving was
drunk. drugSed. and unconscious when
brought into the village at $50 o'clock.
Estes returned with Miss Loving al 7-,5
but u was not until $50 that the doctor
was summoned
Mr. Snecd and Mr. Lee talked the
matter over. They speCulated and CON
lecturcd as 10 what Estes object might
have been in getting the girl fur of
drink and drugs. They realized that an
had been afforded. and straightaway re-
ieved that Miss Loving had been out
ragged by young Estes.
Miss Loving remained in her friend
house ali night She suffered from The
effects OF the whisky until noon the next
day.
on Monday morning. bright and early
Harry Sneed Went TO Judge Loving. tell
ing him that Miss Elizabeth Loving had
been taken out on the Cove road and rem
dereG drunk on druEEed whisky forced
upon her by Estes. and that The volInp
man might have ruined her while she
was IN an unCOn SciOus condition
The Washington times., 1907-04-28

Cheer up; John ID. has been so far
convinced that he can't get il an before
he dies. that ne is reporting deciding
some of il % his heirs in order 20 avoid
a contest over his viii
The Washington times., 1907-04-28

81 There is a convincing aggregation of
evidence that this difference among the
theatrical folks is noe mere acting.
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
Sends for His Daughter.

Hitch lp that fast mare. niger. and
do it quick" commanded Judge Loving
He then sent a messenger to Miss Kids
home and ordered Miss Loving TO re-
turn home at once. The young woman
had not YET recovered from the effects
Of the whisky and sent word to her
father that she was sick.
A short time before the fathers mes
sage Theodore Estes called at the house
10 take the girl home, and expressed
sorrow and surprise when he learned
that she was still indisposed
Judge Loving then sent his wife after
the girl on the way TO Oak Ridge
farm, Miss Loving told her mother the
whole story. And the whole story was
that Theodore had given her some
whisky while on the road. and she did
not know anything after that until she
awOke in Miss Kids home
Arrived at the farm the daughter told
Judge Loving the same story. She
made 10 accusation OF criminallty
against Estes. and did not say that he
had compelled her against her Will 20
drink the whisky.
SEEING his double barreled gun and
carefully loading both chambers with
buckshot shells Judge Loving jumped
into his buggy and went in search of
the man he believed had wronged his
inquired OF Estes father of the young
mans whereabouts. Informed that
Theodore was at Oak Ridge unloading
a car of fertilizer, Judge Loving turned
his horse around and drove at break
neck speed to the station 10 look for
The Washington times., 1907-04-28

a man In Iowa is under arrest be
cause he shot AT charivari party that
mad gathered around his house. and hit
twcuty-three of them. Now ~ they
hnd him guilty fl viii be apparent that
those folks out West really are a long
Wav from CIVILIZED
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
Visits Miss Kidd.

Last Sunday Harry Sneed left Oak
Ridge farm to visit a young lady in
LoviHgstOn. Miss Loving went with
him, as he wished to call upon Miss
Kidd. They arrived in Lovingston
about noon. Miss Loving went i'm
mediately to the home of Miss Kidd.
Shortly after her arrival she complained
Of feeling unwell. Miss Loving rested
on sofa. An hour or two after her
arrival at the Kidd homestead young
Estes drove 10 10 the house. He in
quired If Miss Annie Kidd was ready 10
take drive. as previously arranged.
The Washington times., 1907-04-28

Now. who in the world would sus-
pect that such crusty old chap as
Uncle Joe Cannon could act as guide
philosopher. friend, and general man
aCer 10 Cupid
The Washington times., 1907-04-28

Al the same time. it's just like one
OF these Standard OH folks to divide
ii mp by an ante-mortem arrangement.
so as to prevent the lawyers securing
q good. equitable division of the plumber
after the death of the principal
Former Congressman Hermann Will
certainly be willing to accept. along
with congratulations. the comment that
1t took very long trial To bring the
verdict that he was not guilty.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-13
Experimenting With Cotton.

w. K. Brown Q miles east of
town has ten acres of cotton that
is simply fine and is equal to any.
thing you can see at this season of
the year in Oklahoma and Texas.
Many OF his neighbors have plant
ed anywhere from ten to twenty
acres and have very fiattering
prospects for a good yield. This
paper would be very much pleased
to learn just how many acres are
planted to cotton in Quay county
this season and il those who are
cultlvating cotton will send us the
number of acres planted we will
try to aid them in securing a gin
tor the purpose OF taking care of it
after they gather 1t.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-13

Correspondence
K. M. Bates is cutting his oats
and has a very good crop as have
the farmers generally over the
county.
The crops are being plowed the
last time and corn is in silk and
tassel.
There will be a school meeting
here on the 27th for the purpose
OF selecting a school house site
and raising funds for part pay
ment on the building. This is
district No. 80.
r. H. Alley of San lon was in
Wednesday to meet a party of
friends who desire to locate in the
San Jon Valley. He says the out
look is good for crops.
c. J. Haynes has returned from
Appleton, Mo-, and is building on
his homestead near Norton.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-13

Any man who tries to sell
you Shoes and says they are
better than Courtney's Full
Vamp Shoes, just nail him
by asking him why it is that
they cut the leather out from
under the tips of the kind of
shoes he sells. It's a sin and
a shame how some makers
will cripple a good looking
shoe and then tell you it is
all the better for cutting the
strength all out of it.
You want your moneys
worth and are entitled to it.
We believe we can give it to
you in every pair of Court
ney's Shoes--fact is we guar
antee it.
The people are showing
their appreciation for good
Shoes at the right prices.
Our growing trade demon
strates that. We'd be glad
to show you Courtney's Full
Vamp Shoes a n d t a k e
chances on your buying.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-13

Bids will be received by the I'M
dersigned for the sale of Bonds of
the denomination OF FIVE hundred
dollars each, dated August first
1907 and payable thirty years after
date, but redeemable at the pleas
ure OF school district MOI any
time after ten years, with interest
thereon at the rate of 6 per centum
per annum, payable semi-annually.
Said Bonds are ISSUED by school
district No for the purpose of
erecting and providing a public
school building within and for
said district
Bids will be opened at 10 o'clock
a. IN. on Monday July IS 1907 at
my Office at the Tucumcari Trust
and Savings Bank, Tucumcari, N
M. Florencio Martinez, Treas. &
Collector, Quay Co. BY c. II.
Chenault Deputy. 37-4
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-13
Notice Of Special Masters Sale.

Notice is Hereby Given That
under and by virtue OF a certain
judgment rendered in the District
Court for the Sixth Judicial Dis
trict OF the Territory OF New Mex
leo, within and for the County of
Quay, wherein ]. Il. Daughtry ct
al were plaintiffs, and !. b. Lucas
ct al defendants. Cause
numbered 1872. Said Judgment
dated 10th day of May, 1907, which
said judgment directed tie under
signed in case OF default of the de-
PENDANTS to pay off and discharge
same on or before ninety days of
the date thereof, to sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash the following described prem
ises :
Lot No. 5 in block No. I OF
Russell's Addition to the own OF
ucun :ari.
Now, therefore, | will offer the
said premises above described for
sale at public auction at the front
door OF the Court House of the
Town Of Tucumcari, County and
Territory aforesaid, at the hour OF
10 A. NJ, on the I4th day oil
August, 1907.
ELMER EDWARDS,
COST Special Master.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-13
Advertisement for Bids.

Bids will be received until July
9Th, 1907, at 8 p. M, by the I'M
dersigned Board, for the erection
OF additional school buildings in
District No. I, Tucumcari, N. M.
A certified check of $4,000 must
accompany all bids. Plans and
specifications can be had at the
office OF the Clerk of said Board.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
School Board District No. I
A. A. BLANKENsHIp, Pres.
M. b. GoLDENBERG, Clerk. 3S-2t
The largest Fire Insurance
Agency in Northeast New Mexico"
att JOHN F. SEAMAN, Agent.
A N TIE D-3,ooo TO 5000
head OF sheep to winter. Address
ELLIOTT BROS.
+. o. Box, II,
Tucumcari, N. M.
Brick, Lime and Portland Ce-
ment. Jackson Galbraith-F O
worth Co. 24tf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-13

Having just bought the Tucum-
carl Tailoring parlor. am prepared
to do fine class work. Suits or
dered to fit. Gents suits cleaned
and pressed. Ladies suits cleaned
and pressed. All work guaranteed.
Agt. for Amarillo Laundry. Your
patronage solicited. Respy.,
37-tt Harry Wilborn.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-13
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership of Wright, Sherwood
& Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All accounts
owing to Wright, Sherwood & Co.,
will be paid to Sherwood & Camp
bell, and accounts against Wright,
Sherwood & Co., will be presented
to them for payment.
J.. +. WRIGHT,
l. E. SHERWOOD, ?
j. w. CAMPBELL.
July Ist, 1907. 3o-3t
bS- so Statesmen and Sales Ladies
wanted-at M. b. Goldenberg's
Apply to Sales Manager.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-13
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION

Nv h)'oNi ~ SOult vi tllC
Sixth Judicial District of the Ter
ritory OF New Mexico, within and
Tor the county of Quay.
M b Goldenberg, plaintiff
d T Blankenship, ct al Defendants
To the above named ID T Blan-
kenship:
You are hereby notified that suit
has been commenced against you
by the above named plaintiff M b
Goldenberg, in the district court
of the sixth judicial district of the
Territory of New Mexico, within
and for the county Of Quay, where
n the said M B Goldenberg seeks
a decree of said court for the spe-
cihc performance OF a certain con-
tract Of sale for lot 20 block "A
Of the Original Townsite of the
Town Of Tucumcari, Quay County,
New Mexico, and for further and
general relief consistent Herewith,
and unless you cause your appear
arra m no antayad thara;u On or
before the 9th day of August, 1907
the plaintiff will apply to the cou
for a judgment against you by de
fault and for the relief demanded
in his said complaint.
CHAs. p. Downs.
Clerk.
NJ. c. MECHEM,
Tucumcari, N. M.
81 Att. for Plaintiff.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-13
Tresspassers Will Be Prosecuted.

Any person found tresspassing
on ST lands on Blue Water
Holes owned by me will be pros
ecuted to the full extent of the law.
No hunting, fishing, picknicking or
any sort OF tresspassing will be
allowed. Fl. l.. HAMILTON
4otf
so Statesmen and Sales Ladies
wanted-at M. b. Goldenberg's
Apply to Sales Manag er.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-28
DAILY COURT RECORD.
.unreme Court of the UnIfed states.

AOAEA VI tnE
Present. Tire Chief Justice. NJ Justice Harlan.
Mr. Justice Brewer. Mr. Justice White Mr.. Justice
MCheHHa, SIR. Justice Holraes, Mr. Justice Day
and Air. Justice Moody.
Charles L. Griffin. q New York City; Herman
a. Kelley. Of Cleveland. Ohio: Herbert X OaEes.
n Detroit Mich Oriu L. Brown. Of Terre Haute,
Ind; Leon L. j. French. 0f SeaFchlight, New. and
William Berry craig. u New York City, were adj
mitted to practice.
No. 62 Edward smith plaintiff ins eror. IS. The
state Of Tennessee. in cuU 70 the supreme Court
q the state OF Tennessee dOcketed and dismissed.
with COSTS motion Of M. Charles T. Gates. IT..
Tor tie defendant in error.
No. a07 The iowa Railroad Land COMPANY plain
iif in error vs. Claude T. BlUmer. argument con
ciuded by Sir Charles a. Clark. for Che plaintiff in
eror and case submitted by Mr. Constant X. Marks
20. the defendant in erTur.
No. 20 Aibert x. H.scock trustee. &c, Uet-
ti0ner. vs. JACOB n. Mcrtens. argument commenced
bv Ar VIII g. Crowley Tor the petitioner. con-
tinaed hy Mr. D. T. Cobb Tor the respondent. and
concluded by ia. W y. CruWle9 for the pc
,itioneF.
Nos 90 and zll Isaac ". FoxIcr. receiver &c.
appellant. John T.. OsE0Od. argued by Mr. J. q.
Hem and Mr. y. Z. Guernsey for tie appellant
and by SIR Cas- F. Harrington for tie appellee
No. Z3. May Amis QUiHlau, eIccguiX. 6C- =.
Green County Ky: argument commenced by Mr.,
George Du Relic Tor QHnlaB. e1ecutrix. and con
tnued By Mr. Finest Macpherson FOX Green
County.
Adjourned until tomorrow a. 2 O'Clock.
The day call for Thursday. February Is. VIII br
rs follows N0s. c15 eI7 2l5 land 1s -, 81
D. % 2-i 225 and &c.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-28
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Assignment fer Tucsday March s. 1907. Special
calendar.
No. & PENNSYLVANIA Bridge Company vs.. United
States. Appellant attorneys Hamilton, Colbert 4
Hamilton sppellees attorneys. D. W Baker and
J. n Proctor
No. 2 United states. eK re- Smithson Ts. Ash
ford Appellants attorney. b. T. Leighton. zppcs-
lce attorney. =. H. Thomas
Ne. q Distrle. of Columbia y. Green Appel
lents attorney. l. II. Thomas. appeilces attorney,
John Rid0ut.
Ne. g Turner vs. American Security and Trust
Compsuy- Appellants attorneys. J. J. Darlington
and g. =. Csrlsi. appeIlee's attorneys. ". T. Mat
tIngIy and =. a. Peelle
Nc. H. STOREY vs.. Storey. Appellants attorney,
J, g Easily Smith.
Regular call.
40. I7o9. Collins vs.. NeBlair. Appellants sttor-
neys, c. W. Fits and l. 8. 3Iusscy; appellee al
torne~. Irving Williamson.
No. i7le. Capital Traction Company vs.. Brown.
Appellants attorneys z. Ross Perry & Son and
g. T. Dunlop. appeees attorneys. J. 2. Taylor
and HAYDEN Johnson.
No. l75 O'Dwyer IS Northern Market ComUanr.
Appellants attorneys G. n. MeriIlat and e. F..
Csrusi, apHeces attorneys. r. II. Thomas. r. T..
Blair. Arthur Peter. and Hamilton, Colbert & Ham
Itou.
Nos. l5lsI7l9. Stone vs. Fowlkes. Appellants at
torneFs r. 7. billiard and J. : EasbT smith sI,-
Teices attorney. Leigh Robinson.
No. ~. Harten vs.. Loeficr. Appellant attor-
ncy. L. A. Bsil5y sppellees attorneys Leon Tobzi-
Ec and T.. B. Ray
The Washington herald., 1907-02-28
r. B. DOVENER HONORED.
West Virginia Representative Given
HRnquet at Cairo.

West N!Tginians gathered q, banquet
in the Cairo last night TO do honor 10
r. 3. Dovener. member OF Congress.
whose term expires March E. Speeches
were made by Senator Nathan 3. Scott.
ex.-Gov. George ". Atkinson. Repre-
sentative J. II. Gaines, Alexander Clohan,
John Cummings. Representative Hughes.
and George NJ Bowers
All the speakers expressed their regret
at the retirement Of Mr. Dovener and the
hope that it would not be permanent.
Col. G. N. Shnn acted as toastmaster.
while the arrangements were made by
Col William DeGranEe. Letters of re-
greet We're read from Representative
elect Sturgiss and ". p. Hubbard. Those
present were:
j I. Alexander Il. r. Aud. j. ~ Beach Mr.
Beach. 4. 4. Blessing Hon. Georgs VI. Bowers.
Gen. Van ~. Bukey. Hon. T. r. Burton. J. :
Eyers. l. W. Childs. Alex Ciohau John Cummings.
William De6irang,. -. e. DiBger W J. Drum
mon, Hon. :. B. Elkins, Hon J. H. Gaines. g. Y
Gates, u T. George, " 7. Han. CaUt. j. r. Hart
George Hibbcrd, 4. Hgginbotham, James Holmes.
Hon. W L. Hubbard. Hon. J. 4. Hughes Samuel
Jacob. andrew johnson. Capt. John u. King 4. h
kcs~cscr. &. e. Leavsns, Gel Colin H. Livingstone
T. Y. lowe. William Lyle. J. A. Macaulsy T. n.
McDcnnott J.. H. Merit r. r. Misknnmon D. n
Pipes. j. R0y Pipes q. w Props :. 81 Reed
" W Scott, e. &. Shun, Col g. NJ Shiun.
Harry Shinn, 4. S,smm IT, .. H. stevens Hon
George e. stWgiss, Alex. Weir. and Hon H. e.
Woodward
The Washington herald., 1907-02-28
Circuit Court No. I


fiHcuiu vs. Sew l0rS Continental Jewell Fiit-a
t0ncys. Charles !. Murphy and George a. Hooycr:
defendant 8 attsrne,s. NcCsmmon * HAYDEN
Dodge IS. Rush, time IN submit bill o. exceptions
extended March Is. 1877. Plaintiff attorneys. g.
4. Hendisr aud Smith Thompson. ~; defendant s
attorneys. William Henry White and Leckic Full
tom & Cox.
Dehendsrfcr vs. smith. verdict for defendant
Plaintiffs attorneys r. l.. JeaOrds and Crsudal
Mackcy. defendant, attorney, n. r. DAVIS.
King vs. Berens Ct al jury rcslsted. Plaintiff :
attorneys. ], G. GittnLs and W I. Plumley &C.
PENDANTS attorneys. Chaplin Brown. G. H. Bsylmau
and H. Z Blair.
Assignments for to-day:
No. 81. Watson AnaCOsiia and Potomac Rail
road Company. Attorneys A. 4. Webb and A. A.
Lipscomb-J. J. Darlington.
No. 80 kataBan vs.. District Of Columbia At
tOTncys. Douglas 4 DougaS-E. II. Thomas
No. c63 CaynOr IS. Crabb. Attorneys. }. l. Peg
ser-J. T. Hun;cr.
No co.. Miller IS. Washington and Gettysburg
Railway. Attorneys Chaplin Brown and George ".
Drew. =. LsIner
No. 5s5. Stephenson vs. Richardson. Attorneys.
$. a. Putnam. J. Darlington
No s57. Foe vs.. Miles. Attorneys, :. A. Put
nam \. Whit
No 559. GaoEcr Is. Masters Attorneys. f. T..
Gies-W. J. Lambert
No 22j. Martin Brick Company " Snooi At
tomeys, Tucker * kenyon-W p. johnson
No -. uted States Riley vs. O,nay At
torUcys. Bates Warren. ). r. Thomas and " H.
Shclcs- Brandenbnrg & Brandenburg