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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-22
ATHLETES COMPLETE WORK.
All Track Squads Are Ready fOs
Federal Indoor Games.

ENACEaA 1nNDDf Aramths
The army of schoolboys and college
athletes who viii compete in the Fed
eral indoor games in Convention Hall
tomorrow night completed their train
ing yesterday and will do no more work
until they go to the marks when their
races are called.
The relay team which will represent
St Johns College, of Annapolis. against
the Catholic Cniverity viii run its first
race of the season. on the Annapolis
team are sydney Mudd. son Of Congress
man Mudd, Of Maryland; Edwin War
iielc, jr, son Of the governor of the
State; Capt. $. J. Harrison. and J. w.
Crawford. These men have all done
fast work in previous individual events,
the work OF Warfeld in the Fifth Regi-
ment games In Baltimore two weeks
ago having been the sensation of the
night.
The call for the first event tomorrow
night Will be given at 7:40 The man
agement is determined TO start the
games promptly = o'clock. and has
worked out schedule which calls for
the running of the last event-the
George Virginia relay race
at 1905 o'clock
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Circuit Court No. J..
II-STICE WRIGHT.

steubTg IS. KHbs. demurrer % declaration sgs
tanned. Plaintiffs attorney. ?. Edward Mitchell
defendant solicitor II W 5ahon-
Assignments for MONDAY. February =. 1907
No. %. St0ckmau vs. Baltimore and Ohio RsIl
road COMPANY. Attorneys. G. ". Dan Hamilton
Colbert & Hamilton.
No. 19l- Love -. stidham. Attorneys D0sIglzss
4 Douglass J. Darlington and J. u. Nrisit.
No ZlL King vs.. Bereus. Attorneys. " T.
PiEmleyA. T.. Sinclair and Brown q BgumaH.
No. 81 Watson vs. Anac1stia and Potomac RiEel
Railroad Company. Attorneys 4. b. Webb and a,
A. LiTsc0mb-J. J. Darlington
No 63 johnson Bros vs. Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company Attorneys Wor,hington Head 4
Frail,g-J !. Darlington
No. 30 Amew ". Washington Loan and Tulst
Company, Art0meys II. Z. Davis and +. Il. Kim
bali-A- s. Worthington-
No. 81 Mellsn vs. Tower. Attorneys r s
Hume and George H. Calvert Nv J. Lambert
Ne. 69 johnson vs. BaiugeT. Attorneys ". J.
Lambert. NJ. Thuraton and Cole & Donaldson.
NJ. 36L- Miller Washington aud Getty sb1rz
Railway Attorneys, Chaplin Brown and George "
UFev-IohH y. Iarler
Ma. 81. Csyncr vs.. Crsbb. ATTORNEYS. j. ]. Peg.
SER. r. Hunter
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CUNNING ELECTED CAPTAIN
Chosen Leader of George Washing
ton Football Team.
Is Popular with the students and Is
a Member OF Varsity Relay Team.
Two More Candidates.

James Mcintosh Cunning was yesterday
elected captain of the George Washington
football team for next fan.
The newly chosen leader is a member
LOT the junior class of the scientific de-
.psrtment Of the university. He has played
end on the varsity for the past two years.
but besides being a football man he has
been member Of the relay team. run
ming in several meets Cunning is q men,
Der Of the Kappa Sigma Chi Fraternity.
and he IS one OF the most popular mem
bers OF the football squad. Besides Gun
ming. Summers and Macdonald were
mentioned for captain Of the gridiron
team but Cummings election meets with
the approval Of the student body
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SLOW TIME AT ASCOT.
Track Is sloppy and FeaturcIeSs
Card Is Presented.

Los Angeles, Feb. PA featUreleSs card
composed OF four selling and two purse
events drew a slim crowd to Ascot this
afternoon. The weather was showery
and track sloppy, and IS "A result slow
time was made in most of the events
Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Selling; SIX flTloEgs. Nappel. us
Knapp, to l. won; Bel Chamber, ll2 Preston
90 g. second. Norfolk. liz lkcCmerl II 60 ? third
Time, 1852. Phil Igoe Red Garter, otto Price Miss
Martha and Dr.. Cook also ran.
SECOND RACE-Solling seven furl0ngs. Cock
e. 70, second Buttons, l07 iHaTisl 80 % l. third
Time. l-9A. JoynCr. Luckett. Meddling Dsiss
Flo Pro and Mchur also ran.
THIRD RACE-SN ftulongs. Don Dmo. is
Pr,stoEl, II 20 70. Won: Pantoufe. ll2 dDugam, 4
o. 8, second; Alintia, IL lBossl, % % l. third
Time. l.i'a. Curriculum and Orstorian also rau
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Won Trump los
tMCDanien. 6 to s. wOn Tartan, l0l FIarrisI . 70
D second Omcndes Right. lO2 lHennesseyi. 4 To
l. third. Time. l.i5 !. &. Clam. Bran and
BraEg also ran
FIFTH RACE Selling: seven furlongs George
T. Miner. ~ thUnzl, p to J. won. The Roust-
about. l0s tMcDanicH. to D. second GironEi
Baierio l02 Ryan. 3 TO 3 third. Time. -29H
Linda Rose Sly Ben, Critic, ard Nibliek also ran
SIXTH RACE-SelliRg: one mile. Cadichon Il0
tharrisl. 90 TO, won; Chancellor WalWoTth. l07
tMcIanlel, 90 /. second; Lille B.. l02 lKunzl
10 !. third. Time, I:45it Rinsmau. King Of the
Mist Prince Frederick. Huapala and stella A
also ran.
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Probate Court.

aIcI4tk GUILD
Estate Of William +. Hutchinson. win dated Afgil
e. ls76. filed
Estate 81 J. Howard Larcombe. petition for pro-
bate Of VIII filed. ATTORNEY Burton Macafee
Estate Of Abigail y SITague. viii admitted 90
probate and letters testamenfary granted TO Robert
w Tayl0T and J. Alexander YanCe. bond s. coz.
ATTORNEYS. Barnard 4 Johnson
Estate Of Frances W. Mcpherson. Will admitted
20 probate and letters tesamentary granted 10 Mary
A. Mcpherson; bond Sl0G. Attorneys, Carlisle *
johnson
Estate OF Elmira Anderson. petition FOR letters
Of administration Med. Attorney. !. VI. George.
In re Benjamin Harding ct al. order appointing
Annie p. Handing and John W. Glenusn guardians
bcud. 81 0G.
In re Warren +. Jackson. IT., ct al; order ap-
pointing Robert Allen guardian; bond. $500 Attor-
uey, ~ T. Cnkscales.
Estate OF Lille II. Pimsa; viii dated October %.
1906, filed
Estate Of ssnie \. scssgs; win dated April l..
1897. fled
Estate OF Charles Z. Wiley; order for sale At
tCucy. George e.. Aukam.
I'm D Daniel ]. MulCahy: order appointing Daniel
D. NIulcdhy guardian: bond. $1,000. Attorney. d.
". ODuoghue.
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HARVARD TO USE FIELD.
Crimson BAIL Team VIII Practice at
Annapolis I'm april.
SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.


Annapolis. Nd, Feb. I.-The Naval
Academy athletic authorities have grant
ed permission 10 the Harvard baseball
squad TO use the midshipmens diamond
for practice from April z to 49, This priv
ilege has been granted Harvard in sew
eral former seasons. II is probable that
Harvard will play two games with the
middies' nine. One contest has already
been arranged for April IS
Midshipman Chauncey +. Pugh. Of
Utica. n. Y, manager Of the midship-
mems team, has practically completed
the schedule of games. but it will not be
announced for several days The sched-
ule viii contain twenty-One games, and
in addition TO Harvard, will include Cor
nell, Dartmouth. and other big institu-
uons. The final contest of the season
will, as usual. be with the military ca
diets at West Point The date finally de-
cided upon is May is. and the game will
be played at West Point. last years con-
test having been held at Annapolis
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RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

FIRST. RACE-Onc-hslf Of a mile. Wilm0re. l2
Cw. Miller. 3 to J. won; Gage Taylor. ll2 a. VII
Hamsl To . second; Adena 100 &C.. Williams. 10
10 /. third Time ESQ. Husky. Bonheur. Sand
Piper. Butler. Bsthmont, and Lady Adelaide also
ran.
SECOND RACE-FiTe furioHgs. Peseadora' 10
w Miller TO l. wen; Louise Fitzgibbonsl, 10
IL. Williams, "A 70 s. second May Pink. ITO RAT
tig) to 3 third. Time. :03. Miss Turtle Gala,
Maud McG Calendar AZlsa. Saclet. Jill, and Car
mania also ran.
THIRD RACE-One and oneeighth miles. Car
dinal Sarto It's ttiTahaml 10 1, won; Ink, lls
lBoreii. to /. second; Nincentio, III Gawrence)
90 l. third Time 155 SO. Bonar. Daniel C.,
Royal Red Nabonassar Cheripe. and The Nilsson
rian also ran
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Blanche C.. lG tW
Miller 1 to l. won; Duke Of Orleans, l09 tHoner)
to l. second; Begun. lo9 Williams. to l. third
Time. SIS. Fairy Street. Aarac Peerless Lass
Treasure Seeker. Vnton, Little Minister, George Kill
born, and Doc Craig also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth Of pile
Andrew Mack. 10 ~. Miller to s. won; The
Borgiau, i07 (Grahaml, 8 to 8 second; Ed Sheridan
los Brown, TO l. third. Time, ] 80. Capt. Bur
nett, ST. George. IT, Silver Wedding, and Rolla also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-seyen flrlongs. Cloudhsht, lOz
wv Miller l3 90 s. won; Laura +. NJ. l02 lGra-
haml, 7 to /, second; Princess Titania, l03 NC
Bride. 10 5. third Time, % Is Grace George
and Edith James also ran.
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Johns Hopkins Indoor Meet.

Baltimore. Feb. H.-Preparations for the
annual indoor meet Of the Johns Hon
kins University in the new Fifth
Regiment armory on the night of
March are going rapidly forward
under the direction of Manager Ed
mund c. Lynch of the varsity track
team. The local relay four has been eX-
pecting TO meet the men from the Uni
versity of Virginia in a One-mile relay.
but the men at Charlottesville have wired
that they will not run a relay with Hop
kins and Will give the reason later. A
race of the same distance is now pending
with SwarthmOre. against which Hop
kins runs in PENIS annual spring relay
carnival. The entry list from the univer-
sity in the Georgetown meet to be held
in Washington on March 9, wiz be
large,
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JUSTICE GOULD.

beavers vs.. beavers; ride to show cause con
tinued Complainant slicitor. H. B. Moulton
defendants solicitor. b. T. Doyle.
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank. Of
Georgetown. vs.. Small guardian ad Item ap-
painted Compartments solicitors. H. W S0hon and
q Hogan.'
Kibbev vs. Mcclure: sale ratified nis Com
plainauts solicitors. r. Ross PerD & son.
Amy and Nav Union e al. -. Regular Army
and Nav Union; uIio discharged C0mplainsnts'
solicitors. L. 4. LiIsc0mb and Lemue Furitt: de
PENDANTS solicitors. Wolf q Rosenberg
Thompson vs.. Thompson: rule dismissed. Com
paiaauts solicitors. Lancaster Smith defendant
solicitors. Campbell Darlington andk D. Trlitt.
Bardsoff vs. Bardroff; time toStake testimony
limited and counsel fee awarded Complainant d
solicitor W g. Prsntiss; defendant solicitors.
Baldcrston. Campbell BiTney.
Lylcs vs. Lyles: rule 10 alim0ny and counsel
fec rCtuuable March J. and ne eXcat granted.
Complainant solicitor. J. Wilmer Iatimer-
IN re- adoption n Lena Barn and William Morti
mer; adoption legalized- Attorney, John T. Larner.
Nrrillat rs. Hooker. leave granted 90 apply for
suhpoenas duoes tecum and time 10 take testimony
limited Complainant solicitors. Nierillat Rich
srtis1n: defendants solicitors II. b. Monitor,
Malcolm Hufty, Lester d Price. and Barnard &
Johnson.
Lennon rs. Peter; executor made party com-
plsinant. Complainant solicitor. D. W. O'DoH-
oshue
Wells vs. Wells: rule 10 SHOW cause rcturnabls
March J. 1907. Complainant solicitors. Z. p. Pot
bars and II. h. Hollander; defendants solicitor,
Z. e. Dutton.
Bsssett vs. Bsssett; authority 10 aithdraw daJ.,si
tions granted. Complainant solicitors r. r. Col
ladsy and Lerlie. Fulton * Cox defendant 30
hcltoF, u. r. DAVIS.
Beckett vs.. Snovden substitution Il Trustee
Complainant solicitor Thomas Beckett, defend
ants solicitors, UIttmgs thambcriiu
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building PERMuTs IssrEn.

Building permits were issued by Building Inspector
Ashford yesterday follows,
To H. Wardman, for one four-story brick apsrt-
mcnt house az I755 Twentieth street northwest
Architect. A. H. Beers. Builder X Wardman
Estimated cost, s500c0
To Mary L. Norton. for repairs At SIS Fourteenth
street northwest. Architects. Marsh < Peters
Builder. John ID. Larcombe. Estimated cost s. so
To John Bennett for repairs and alterations a.
i25 Seventh street northwest Builder, James A.
Doyerich. Estimated cost SGO
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Circuit Court No. ?.

Howard IS. Il. s. Randall Potomac River Line
COMPANY, lersJit and Judgment against plaintiff
Ter c1sts- Plaintiff attorneys. Padgctt & Forrest
defendants attorneys. NorthiHgt0u. Head *
FraiCy.
Brown Vs. Murphy, Judgment q justice # the
peace affirmed at plaintiffs Clst. Defendant at
t5ruey. Milton Strsshsfcer
Assignments frT Monday. February =. 1877
NO. 80. Rucker Ts. SBltbem Railway Company.
Attomeys n. 3. Davis and q. G.. Tucker-Southen
Railway Company
Ne. 81 Williams IS. Woodward e al Attorneys.
Wof & R0senberg-A. :. Wclthing-0n.
No as McIutre w. Cain. Attoueys H. T.
Davis and G. q. Tucker George r Liukns
40. 452 Fullam vs. Palmer. Attorneys Hayden
JOEus0u-W- VI. Williams Frcd Mckee and Creed
NJ Fulton.
No. isS Nolan ~ District q Columbia Attor-
neys. Gordon x Go7don-E- II Thomas
No. as. kuickCrtoCkeF lee Company Is Willis
Attorneys. J. J. Dar!iugton-Carisle * Johnson.
No. a. Grady Washington Gsslight Com
pauy. Attorneys. DoUrlass 4 DuEass-R Ross
Perm q Son and Mckenuey q Flanneu.
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Lawsuits.

Nc. 1906. Jane NJ Smith rs Charles T. Tribby
and AulcE Palmer. damages. S0.Oo0 Plaintiffs at
toTneys ". c. Gardiner and Z. y HopeueH
Nc. f92G. tsustayus X. Brown appellant vs.
Auua f. Murphy; appeal. Defendants attorney
Milton StmsbUrger.
No, 1905. Horace g. Hazard & Co vs. Thomas
r. Riley; account Si56.2l. Plaintiffs attorney. '.
II. Wallace.
Nc 1909 NARY \. Jaquette. eXocItrix. vs. Capital
Traction Company; damage. S00N Plaintiffs at
tOrneys, Evans, Benson 4 pCultney.
No. 1919. Capital Buss7ess Exchange IS William
Hauer account 500. Plaintiff attorney, W G.
Baldcrston
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Eouify Suits.

Ne 96ss2. Minnie w. Lyles vs.. Charles n. Lyles
maintenance. Compliments solicitor, J. Wilmer
IatimeT
No. 1850. Marian C. Aloebs vs. John J. oConnor
e. al 90 construe viii and for partition Com
plainsnt's solicitor. e. +. Digs
Ne. e5S94 knighton 4 Glotzbach vs. Elizabeth
BCuaug; 70 enforce mechanics lien. Complainant
solicitor f. 5. Bailey.
No 1885. Catherine A. Beckett vs. Mary J..
Saowden; to substitute trustee. Complainant's so
hcitor Thomas Beckett.
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HOOTED The JUDGES
Public Kisses the Winner
i'll Closing Race.
CLAIMED CORA PRICE WINNER
When the StPongIy-backed second
Choice Loses Public Sets Up Howl
and Claims a Foul in the Last
Event at New OrIeaRs-HesuIts at
the other Tracks-The summaries.

New Orleans. Feb. g.-It remained for
the closing event at the Fair Grounds to
create any great excitement and when il
did arrive it was plentiful. The specta-
tors took issue with the judges in plac-
ing the first two horses. Many claimed
that Cora Price, the strongly-backed sec
ond choice had won, but the judges de-
cided otherwise. Those who backed
Cora Price had more kicks coming when
Goldstein. who rode the filly, claimed a
foul against the winner, Lucy Marie.
which carried him wide at the top of the
stretch = The judges deIiberated several
minutes before rendering a decision. They
sent for Paddock Judge Hall, who stated
that Dry Dollar was the cause of Cora
Price being carried out After the official
result was flashed the public continued TO
boot the judges until they left the stand
The best race of the day was handi-
cap at one mile. in which Lady Navarro
and Peter Sterling met at almost equal
weights Peter Sterling was the betting
choice and easily proved that he is the
better of the pair Hogs. who had the
mount. allowed the Lord Esterling horse
to trail his field for the first half mile,
and racing up TO the pacemaker. Fantas-
tic. in the stretch drew away and won
Withsomething TO spare.
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MARATHON MAKES GOOD.
Tip That He Is Fit Was Correct ana
Well Played.


Hot Springs. Feb. 21.-'The uncovering Of
Marathon. Louis Cela's Crescent City
Derby candidate. and a well-dehned tip
20 the effect that the son Of Martagon
and OndUlce was as fit as hands could
make him, had the effect Of bringing out
"a banner attendance Notwithstanding the
bitter cold weather which prevailed. That
Marathon made good every claim made
by his connections was proven by the run
ming, as ut no stage Of the game did he
have TO extend himself to beat the shifty
field of Sprinters which hooked up with
him IN the third event
Hannibal Bey. which was long overdue.
took the fourth and the days feature in
a hard drive from Tres Joli and Terms
Rod. Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Four furloues. Rustic. III
Cherry. I 90 T. Won; E2tu. 100 (GriiHth) s 90 l.
second No Engine. I03 tSki1cHl. 50 10 l. third.
Time, 0i9. CauUciue and Margaret Randolph also
IAN.
SECOND EACE-sx frlongs; selling Water
Mirror. III lBurtonI. 20 T. won: Teuuy burn ll6
tDouyitzi. to l. second Limerick Girl. ia wish
arai, Z 20 p thiTd Time, l:!6 p Billy PItter-
SON, Wool Soap. Gardner Tyler. SagsapariIls.
Charles Mckee Waiter Back Number Bob MAY
Tom Bone. and Minnie J. also ran.
THIRD RACE-Frc AID oue-hsIf furlougs.
Marathon. 10 lCheuyl- I TO s. won; Mike sutton.
10 Foley, 10 Co I. second Rinodo. IG7 tAustinI Z
% 3. third Time. rs Dick STANLEY. Havakama,
Deacon. and Don Hart also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six fW0ngs; three ycar-olds and
upward handicap Hannibal Bey. lOj lEnglandcrl
90 10. won; Tres JoH. q Morgan. TO l. second
TENS Rod, l0i tRice. Is 10 J. third. Time.
lIi %. Alencon. Or. Mack. Csabash and Young
Pilgrim also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six fuTlongs. selling. Ina GRAY.
300 1Iuganl. To- L. won; Bandillo III tEnsiander
s TO I. second Gavin g., ll5 lYouurl s to l. third
Time, I.I5 35.- Mary Hickey. Belle Toone Rustling
SILK, TeieUathy, Anne Davis. Lady Lavish and
Brguuigan also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Onc milo. J. d. Dunn 81 Bur
toni. ! TO p Won; Tom Gilroy 81 tShreyel. 10 1.
second, Match. los Fischer. u 90 l. third Time
l,i2 Ruth Nolan. King Leopold. Incubator Lieber
Gore and Leta DUFFY also ran
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Another Indian Ball PInxer.

Denver. Colo. Feb. H-AnOther In
dian pitcher has entered the field, fol
lowing Bender Bruce, lie Roy. and Roy.
His name is Grover G. Mallory. and he
halls from Winnebago. Nebr. Grove
is a six-footeT and is twenty-five years
old. He pitched few games for
Ducky Holmes Bryanites, of Lincoln.
Nebr.. and has signed with Denver for
the coming season.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Reservoir VieW-Iohn r. AIassc trustee 20 Harold
T. Wheeler. LOT g. block 3 $500
Tweuty-tirst street northwest, between c ard u
sIeets-Guy L. Warren 90 Frederick = Gichuer-
original LOT 5. square east Of S. $40.
Alley. between and T. Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets northwest-Josephine T. Jones TO David
+. Sclceie. lots 10 g. square 2S So
sixth street northwest, between q and II streets
Charles Linkins, trustee. to Isaac l.. Bout part
original lot O. square 454 S5sGa
No. 1915 Tenth street northWest-Henry hraemer ct
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Criminal Court No. ?
TI-sTTIT RARNaRn

United States vs. Eugene F. brennan. embezzle-
nest. verdict guilty Oh first count 90 hrst iudict
mont. not guilty Ju second and third counts. and
not guilty on second Indictment. defendant remand
I'd. Attorneys Hallsm * Hallam.
United States IS. Paul Bradshaw, carnal knovl-
edge. plea not guilty. Attorney. II. =. Davis.
United States vs.. James Grady, cdusl ku0wledgc
plea nos guilty.
NJ assignment Tor Monday. February 3, 1907
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Games VIII BE Played at Soldiers
Home Field,

The Marquette League has obtained
the Soldiers Home grounds for its games
this season. These grounds when the
contemplated improvements have been
made, will be one Of the best. il not the
best. playing grounds in the amateur
league, and viii have shower baths. lock-
ers, and dressing-rooms adjacent
The committee appointed last Sunday 10
decide whether the Marquette should be
a six or eight club league has decided in
favor of the former. and it will be- made
up Of the following teams. ST Vincent.
ST. Peters, 81. Martins, St Joseph, St
Dominick, and Trinity
Arrangements are being made whereby
both the suits for the teams and the
carfare for the players will be- furnished
by residents of Bloomingdale
The list Of players viii be completed in
"a short time.
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TRACK TEAM COMPLETE.
Annapolis Athletes 10 Compete Here
on saturday.
- b d MasLInron -

Special % The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd. Feb. 1.-St. Johns Col
lege the local institution. has entered its
relay team in the Federal indoor track
games to be held in Washington on Sat
urday. The team win be composed Of
Harrison (captain). Mudd. Warheld, and
Crawford. and viii run against the four
Of the Catholic University Of America
Harrison viii also enter the 5O-yard dash
event
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Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

United States IS. Binger Hermann. violating sec
ton 5l0S z : T. $; Ou trial. ATTORNEYS. A. )
NCrthmgtGn-H. Prescott galley.
United States BE-. Jennie 4. MAY. assault 70 hill .
motion for new trial 0vcrrulc3 sentenced TO Teui-
Tertiary fer ten years. appeal Noted Attorneys.
LecAie. Fulton d Cox and g. /. Gibbs.
United States IS Samuel Thomas assault with
dangerous weapon, sentence. pcuiteutiary for five
years Attorney. J. Mod. Darlington.
Assignment for Monday. February =. 1897;
United States IS. Bingsr Hermann; on trial
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The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-Four-year-o lds and upward SIX fur
longs. Jerry G., lli ~. Leel. 20 !, won: BaZl ia
CWNkcr. - 90 5 Socmd Clique. lG Uirkrnsl. 30
90 !. third. Time, LA IS. FcIlan Edith May,
IIaclite simplicity and Exalted also r7u
SECOND RACE-Two-y car-olds; -four fUlOngs.
Dew ~ Dawn IL tTroxlerl. Is 70 ?. won; Gresham.
les walker. to l. second Bitter Man. l03 Hogs.
GO % / third. Time 0,i9. RubyUiCk. Prince Bowl
ing. Gosso,u. CaTasco. and Rosebloom also ran.
THIRD -Thrce-year-old five and one-half
f15Iongs. CoitnesS. l8 NlcIntrel . 10 J. Won;
Dnemo-k 90 uloydl. % 90 !, second; CAPS. Tay-
lC. lo3 OWalk5rl to J. third. Time l.17 rs.
Ninc-. Baleshcd. Moncre ROYAL Bond. Rsrpahan-
neck. soprano. Tanbark and Es;cbaa also ran
FOURTH RACE Handicap. th7ee-year-oids and
upward, one milc Peter Sterling. los HOGS, y 10
IT, Won. 81 Valentine. I0j ~. Lee. 90 J. second
Fantastic. 50 Garner. b % ). third Tine. III
Yankee Gin and Lady Navarro also ran.
FIFTH BACE-FOur5e aT-0ids and upward. one
mile and seventy yauis. OberOH, l0i lFuyl Is to g.
NoH Goldsmith. III Walker. 3 10 l. second. Gre
villa l0l ~. Alclutyru % ]. third Time. lfj -
Terms. Latoii. and Fortune Teller also Fan.
SIXTH RACE-Sellng; three-yearolds and up
wand; six furlougs. Grenade. Us ttiarueri { toll
Won: napple Gold l07 Uloydl is 10 g. second
Paul Clifford 10 t,ioldsteini. b 90 l. third Time.
lIi IS. Field Lark, Airship Tom Maukius The
fhraii. Mafaida, and Oak Grove also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-SeIling; three-year-olds and
upward. seven fWlGugs. Lucy Marie los "a Mar
TIM, to J. woni Cora Price. rs tGoid-teinl TO l.
scelnd; Bsn5ful. los lEandusenI. 10 o. L third
Time 20 p Dry Dollar Abjure Chandler old
stone, MocCasin. Gladiator, and sink Spring also
ram.
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