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The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Buryillc-Charlss Gordon et Tx. to Lewis H. Mutt.
part Dot J. section I. SIS.
No. 754 Navy place southeast-Philip H. Deis et ux.
20 Irene u. Steward. lot 6i square SIS $40
First street southwest. between NJ and y streets
Charles II. Strother ct ux 10 George ". Robin
son part lot g. square $50 So
K street northwest. between First street and New
Jersey syenue-Teresa Solomon TO Maurice Solo
mon, part lot s. square so. So
Second street southwest between T and streets
Martha T. Fraser 20 Galen +. Green. original
lot 6, square 63s So
West lexington Eddy B. Townsend ct al. trustees.
10 William II. Forwood. lot S. square g. $500.
Moore and Barh0ur's Second Adiition-CaTlton NJ
Bean 20 Grace Van Burpn Shoppen. lot 81.
block T. so.
L street northwest. between Twenty-irst and Twgu-
ty-second streets-lames s Cahill ct al to Sarah
G. Cahill sr llifel and Edward " Cahill and
Sarah G. Cahill. ir. tremainderl, part original
lot 70. square g. $500.
Fairyiew Heights-Dvight Anderson to Estslla C..
Drane lot e. bncs T. SO
Washington Highlsnds-Charles g. TAYLOR 10 James
NJ. Dennison. lot Z, block Z. and lot %. block
4 SO
Schuetzcn Park-Chsrin Brown ct al trustees 70
A. Eisine Miller lots 2 and So block l. stlOO
Twenty-hfth street northwest between L and VI
streets-Joseph +. Birch, r., et ux. 10 Ida NJ
Bass. lot 81. square Il. SO.
NJ etfeeI NORTHWEST between iniftieth and Infrfr-
first streets Mildred b. Kline 20 Michael Nor
MS. part Dot p. square ll97 So
Ivy City-Matilda Philips TO Robert A PAYNE lot
s. block g. 500
Barry Farn-Abraham Davis to Margaret Kennedv.
part lot T. section J. $40
Church street northwest, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets-John T. ARMS q al. TINS
tees TO Lee Brown, lot 2S square l55. S2y.
Dohbius' Addition-GeOrge L. Jeffory q ux 70 Dora
Evcrson Skeen, lot g. square 6. $40
No. l2i9 Maryland avenue ncrtheast-Winism WspIe
et Ux 10 Robert Robinson. lot Is SQUARE 1905
$40. Robert Robinson ct ux convey same prop
erty 70 The National Colored Peoples Co-opers-
tive Beneficial Union, $40.
o street northwest, between Sixteenth and Sew
enteenth streets-Icseph Auerbach et NIX 10
Charles c. Miibum lot s.. square Isl. SO
Charles C. Miburn ct ux to Allan E. Walker,
same property. SO.
Nc. 1879 Thirteenth street northgest-Rohert A.
Bates 20 Edmund X. Fox lot B, square 80. So
Canal street southeast between VI and streets
Guy H, johnson et al. trustees. to William r.
Miller part original lot !, square 30. So
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Probate Court.
ITSTICE EnTLn-


Estate n William n. johnson. r.; letters o. ad-
miuistrati1n granted 60 George g. Johnson bond,
g So5 Attorney. Bates Wauen.
Estate ~ Le8nder Van RisuIck VIII admitted %
probate ss o. Grace Kilm1Ie. Attorney Wilton J.
Lambert.
Estate o' Harriet Bell: letters Of administration
granted TO Marry L. Bell. bond 500. Attorney.
George W Drew.
Estate Of Allen B. Hamm; time to frame issues
limited
Estate of John II. Coslc. order to sell business.
Att9rueys, r. ,. Downing and Albert Sllers-
Estate n Francis Miller; order 20 sell stock. At
to-nsvs Cole & Donaldson.
Estate If Andrew j. Williams; petition dis
missed. appeal. bond fixed. Attorneys. Doyle &
johnson and Wilton j. Lambert
Estate RI Robert p. H~viz0n; letters u sd-
minisrrstHn granted to Charles r. Howis0n, bond,
SO0o ATTORNEYS. Hallsm d Hallam
Estate ~ Margaret Br0snan, order % sell stocks.
ATTORNEYS Tucker & KENYON
Estate of Andrew j. Williams. order ratifyinc
auditors report. Attorneys DOYLE & johnson and
Wilton J. Lambert
Estate 0f Ellen Dunlop petition for probate oi
viii Sled Attorney, O.. Thomas Dunlop
In re- Lawrence Il. Marvin et al order appointing
James A. Marvin guardian; bond, Sl0l. Attorney,
". II. White.
Estate ~ Walter DAYTON; petition for letters a.
administration rled ATTORNEY Wilton J. lambert.
Estate 0i George r. Fugitt. petition for probate
q viii flcd Attorney. Lemusl Fuzitt.
In 70 Margaret Dicgius. petition for allowance.
Attorney. +. H. stephens.
Estate cf William Il. Collins, viii dated April
2. 1905 fled.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Connecticut Avenue HiEhlsrd--E -Elizahsth z Eichsl-
berger 60 wiz Frederick. 90 John r Lsusr and
John A Hamilton. % secure Washington Loan
and Trust Company. S6nN monthly payments. )
per cent. i7t q. block O.
Park View-NildlU1h * shannon 70 Wharton F.
Lsstcr and Michael J. Colbert. % secure Ma
tiaral Permanent Building Association Sl400o.
lots 3 % 50. square 1856. same to same 10
secure same $3.50. lots A. a A. square 85-.
Barry Fs7m-Au1a ". Smith % William Alex8uier
and Charles T. N0der % secure Dauiel Nelligau,
$50, montnlT notes, 3 per cent part lot %,
section Z.
Farvisv Hsigbts-Eztena G. Drana to John E
McLorau and J. Fred Kelley. % secure Dwight
Anderson. $50. and months, 5 Ter cent lot
q block
Square l1o-Wiriam Waidmann % Wharton T.
Lester and Michael J. Colbert 20 secure Ma
tiousI Permanent Building Association. $50
part original igt .
SChu-tEsn Park-A. ESkne Miller et UI. 10 Chaplin
Brown ana Henry II. Bergman. to secure on
entail Building Association NJ. 6, SUl0. lots
% and 50. block l.
Square Sl-RiChard !. Esrnzh7w 90 NIX. TO Albert
b. Ruff and Jacob y. Belt. 20 secure Home
Mutual Building and Loan Association S1O
lot q and part original lot 2.
Barry Fam-lIarCsrct Kennedy et viz Peter 70
Benjamin L. Gsskins and Thomas Bennett. %
secure Abraham Davis. $50. ] TO Is months. part
Square 75l-Au0a G.. Burkhsri 20 George NJ En-
merich and Douglass S. NlacsaH 90 secure
Washington Six Per cent Permanent Building
Association N80 lots lG. u.s. and M.
Square l053-Elise Knapp et Ur Harry C.. 10
Washington Loan and Trust Company. 20 secure
Equitable Cooperative Building Association.
Gl2 lgt g.
BuTrville-D r. Roland DrIrv % Frank T Raw
lirE and Frank S. Collins 90 ssclre Edward
MrC. JruCs. 500 years. 6 per cent semi
annually. l0' 57 block g. section 3
haomma HriEhtS-gharlss o. Rice % National
Savings and Trust Company 60 secure American
Security and Trust Company g 800 wears
per cent, semianrusliy part lot a. block
Square lfE-Wiliam Waplc % 1y. 70 William r I'd
m0ustC1 and Louis Il. Peak. % secure William
L. Miller. N.75). 3 years. pr cent, scmian-
uually. lGt Is.
Square l3o6-Rohert Robinson et ux 20 Harry S.
Weich and Luther W. Gibson. 20 secure VII
liam Waple SlZjo / 70 80 months per cent.
Let if
Square lsl-Ansn = Walker et ux. 20 William
CrrrJfsn Hin and Leonard l. Nicholson. II.
10 secure Henry W. DeBisou, $780, years, 5
per cent. ssmi-annually. lot S.
Fairvisw Heights-Octsyius Knight ct ux. 10 VII
liam J. Fl8ther and John 2. NcLeran. 20 se-
ciIre John VI. Jones S750. years per cent
semi annually part lots 21 p. O. block
Square To-Wilham r. Miller 60 ux 20 Henry T.
BorEmanu and George VI. Emmcrich. 70 secure
Metropolis Building Association Nc. s. 2o0
part original lot T.
Square 770-NaHcy Giles % same % secure same
$50. part original lot T.
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APPEAL BY DESERTED WOMAN.
Mrs. kittie Daniels Asks Richmond
Police to Find Husband.
Special 10 The Washington Herald

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, May 13.-The police de-
partment of Richmond has been requested
by Mrs. Kittie Daniels. of X street south
west, Washington, D. c. to try to To-
cate her husband, who has been missing
from his nome in the Capital for several
weeks and who is believed to be in this
city. The woman writes d most pathetic
letter, in which she states that she is the
mother Of six small children. and that
she Is dependent upon her husband for
support.
Mrs. Daniels gives the name OF her hus-
band as Edward o. Daniels, but SAYS she
has heard that he goes by the name of
John Daniels. She believes that the man
is in the produce business here The
police have been at work on the case. but
have not yet succeeded in locating the
missing man.
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Capt. FARRAND SAYRE. Eighth Cavalry and
First Lieut.. BRICE +. DISQUE. Third Cav
airy detailed f17 duty with First Cavalry,
Illinois National Guard during its annual tom
u instruction from August % 20 T..
First Lieut. ROBERT X. SpyLLER. Tveuty-sixth
Infantry. acting quaTtermastcr. from transDu,
Sumner June l % duty As transport quarter,
master transport Thomas. with station az san
Francisco, relieving Capt. FRANK J. NOR
ROW. quartermaster.
Maj. GUY l. EDIE. surgeon. detailed member ez-
amining board az Amy Medical Museum Build
ing. Washington. for duty during examination
Of First Lieut. ROBERT SMART. assistant sur
geon, only. vice Mai. CHARLES LYNCH
surgeon, who viii continue member for all
other purposes
Private JOSEPH 6. AICHLER, from First Re
Cruit Company. recruit DEPOT Fort Slocum IN
Company &. TBenty-fNt Infantry. Fort Logan
First Lieut. JOHN II. LEWIS Fifth Cavalry. de-
tailed 70 attend cnClmnment Wisconsin Ma
tional Guard. July 90 r.
Recruit CHARLES NICHOLS. cavalry. recruit
depot Jefferson Barracks. transferred 70 Hos
rith Corp as private % Preside Of San Fran
cisco for duty with Complny B. Hospital
Recruit VICTOR C. wARDE. field artillery rs-
cruit depot. Jefferson Barracks transferred 70
Hospital Corps as private. 10 Preside Of san
Francisco. for duty with Company B. Hospital
Corus
tailed QuaItemasers DEPARTMENT
First Lieut. RICHARD 7. RIFENBERICK. Jr.
Twenty-ninth Infantry. aidde-c7mp. before re-
firing board at Denver for examination.
Resignation Of Second Lieut. BYRD A. PAGE.
Eleventh Infantry accepted
Sergt. First Glass WELCOME y. POWELL Hos
pital Corps. from Washington TO proper station
Private JOE A. GIBSON. Troop F, Third Cavalry.
in confinement at Whippe Barracks discharged
without honor from the army by reason Of deser-
ti0n.
SerCt VAN l. RODDEY Signal Corps. from For,
AssinniboiDe 10 Fort Lawt0n for Temporary duty
rrioT TO transfer 10 Alaska
First-class Private DAVID f. MORRIS Signal
Corps. Fort Wood. discharged from the srmy
Ordnance Sergt. RICHARD O. r. BERGATH
placed upon retired list
Following enlisted men. Hospital Corls from Wash
ington, 70 proper stations. Serg;. CLIFTON Z
ID SMITH. Corporal JOHN s MORRIS Lance
Corporal EWELL SHELTER and Prirates
First Glass JOHN J. SWEENEY, RAY /.
WATERS. JAMES 4. BOYD, and WILLIAM
{. CARLISLE.
Private GEORGE H. HANTsCH. Hospital Cons
from Washington, 70 Fort Jay.
Private First Class JOHN 4. BREITFELDT. Hos
pitsl Corps, Fort II q. Wright discharged from
the army.
Private First Glass HARRY B. wEIsE. Hospital
Corps, general hospital. Presidio q San Fran
cisco discharged from the army
Following changes in Ordnance Department ordered:
Maj ODUS C. HORNEY. from Office Of Chief Of
Ordnance, 10 command United States powder depot
Dover. June 10, relieving Mai BEVERLY w.
DUNN, who viii proceed 10 New York City 70
prepare regulations governing transportation Of
explosives and 20 establishment By American
Railway Association Of a bureau for regulation Of
such TRANSFORMATION.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
LANDSLIDE THREATENS TOWN.
Swiss Summer Resort Abandoned by
Frightened People.

Geneva, Switzerland, May 13-KientaI,
a popular summer resort, is threatened
with destruction by a large landslide
which is gradually pushing the town into
the river. All hotels have been evacu-
ated. under orders from the authorities.
and English and American visitors are
camping out at cottages in the neighbor-
hood.
A great mass Of earth and huge bouId-
ers is advancing on the town Three
chateaux have already been crushed.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
Interstate Commerce order rpheId

The Supreme Court, without passing on
the power Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission generally 10 interfere with
the classification Cf freight by the rail
roads, held that the reclassifcation Of
laundry soap in 1860 was discriminatory
as between different sections Of territory
and affirmed the validity Of the commits
sion's order enjoining the rates that re-
suited therefrom. a similar case involv-
ing the rates on hay which were also
raised in 1900 by reClassifcation was de-
cided 70 the contrary by the court a year
ago.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
ENGLISH CHEER ELLEN TERRY.
Country Pleased with Return of
Welded Actress

London May 13.-Ellen Terry, on her
arrival here this afternoon, returning
from her recent tour of the United
States, was greeted by a great crowd Of
friends and admirers. There were many
cheers for the noted actress when her
vessel. the Minnetonka, arrived, and doz-
ems Of huge bouquets were sent to her.
Few OF the passengers aboard the Min
netonka heard OF Miss Terry's marriage
until they reached here
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
Kansas Loses Famous Case

The State Of Colorado may continue 20
dlyett water from the Arkansas River
for purposes Of irrigation. The Supreme
Court of the United States yesterday dis
missed the petitions Of the United States
and the state Of Kansas, asking that the
state Of Colorado be enjoined from fur
ther diversion. The court took the posi-
ton that neither the public land nor the
land OF Kansas is being injured by the
diversion. In dIsmissing the case. Justice
Brewer announced the judgment would
not prejudice action when injury was sus.
tanned
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
Georgia wins Forest suit.

The Supreme Court held that the State
of Georgia had a right TO protect its for
ests, and that the Tennessee Copper Com
pany and the Ducktown Sulphur and Iron
Company could be enjoned from so CON
ducting their smelling works on the Ten
nessee side of the line as 10 destroy the
forests and vegetation In Georgia. The
court gives the State Of Georgia until the
meeting Of the court next October 10 sub
NIT the form of a decree Il wishes 10 en-
join the operation of the smeIters as at
present conducted.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
whisky Companies Are victors.

The famous whisky cases of Kentucky
in which the express companies figure
were decided by the Supreme Court Of the
United States in favor Of the companies
In these cases it was alleged that the
express companies were not protected by
the interstate commerce law when they
shipped prepaid jugs Of whisky from
Cincinnati, Ohio, 10 persons in dry"
counties in Kentucky without the con-
signee's knowledge or previous order Of
the liquor.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
SAFE BLOWERS GET DOLLAR.
Rewarded with Handful
of Small Change.

Philadelphia, May 13.-A travelling
troupe Of safe blowers and second-story
men dropped off at Hatboro, above VIII
low Grove, early this morning. They
blew open the safe in the station Of the
Philadelphia and Reading Railway and
got away with all the strong box con-
tanned
This amounted to almost a dollar. in
loose change.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
EIGHT-HOURACTGOOD
Supreme Court UphOldS Law.
DredgeS Are Exempt.
KANSAS LOSES FAMOUS SUIT
Government Not Responsible for De-
lay Caused by Naval OmciaIs to
Georgia Wins Clear Victory in the
Forest Protection Suit.

By sustaining lie validity of the Fed
eral law limiting to eight hours a day the
employment Of laborers and merchanics
by contractors on government works, but
coupling with it the finding that the law
did not apply to the employees Of dredges.
the Supreme Court yesterday settled a
question that has for two months pre-
vented the War Department from award
ing $S7o00,0Q0 Of contracts authorized by
the last river and harbor appropriation
act
The estimates and appropriations for the
various Improvements were made on the
basis of the prior construction OF the law
that dredge boat employees were not in
cluded in its limitations, but the Federal
Court in Boston. In six test cases, brought
against the Eastern and the Bay State
dredging companies for violating the law
in connection with dredging operations in
Boston HarbOr, held that those employees
were included, and If that decision had
stood, a Encouragement Of the specifica-
tions would have been necessary on an
eight-hOur basis
The War Department will now go on
with the river and harbor contracts and
the Department Of Justice will drop the
hundred or more cases for alleged viola
uons that We're awaiting the outcome Of
the test cases.
Il has been held repeatedly. Judge
Holmes said. that seamen are not subject
to the eight-hour law. The captains and
crews Of tugboats, therefore, are surely
not included. and as under the courts de-
cisiOns, floating dredges are vessels. all
Of the hands employed on them are also
exempt The judgment Of the lower court
was, therefore, reversed.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
Lost Ronds FINALLY .I.ort.,

The Supreme Court Of the United States
upheld the South Carolina statute which
authorized the State treasurer TO "w-ite
off his books the thirty-seven lost bonds
Of par value Of S1,o0O each which had been
carried since the civil war. when the
bonds were lost.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
Criminal Court No. /
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

JIoiIIE 0IAFFDhU.
United States vs. Alexander Coe; receiving stolen
property; nolle pros.
United States vs.. May Z. johnson. murder second
degree; verdict not guilty. Attorney, W. f. Am
brose
United States IS. Samuel J. Clarke, nCusupport Of
wife and children; bench warrant returned cep
bail fixed az 800 TCcUznizanCe taken with Charles
q. Reckert. surety. Attorney. G. p. Digs
United States Samuel PetraIo assault with
intent 20 rape jury rgspted. Attorney, ). 5. Easby-
Smith
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Rev. t. b. Sou,haII 10 Resign.
al 70 The Washington Herald.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Lexington. Va, May 13.-Thompson B.
southall, pastor Of Lexington Presbyte-
rian Church, to-day requested a congre-
gational meeting for Sunday. May 26. to
consider his resignation. Arduous work
entailed by so large a congregation as
this one is his reason for resigning.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
Naval Orders.

Lieut.. G. S. KENlPFF. to navy yard. Mare Island
Lieut.. + T. FITZGERALD, detached navy yard.
New York 20 Cleveland
Pay Inspector J. s. PHILLIPS detached duty IN
der state Department, Monte Cristi Santo Do
mlngo, home settle accounts wait orders
Boatswain H. II. RICHARDS, to navy yard, New
York.
Warrant Machinist A. ANSCHUETZ. detached ST
Louis 20 Naval Hospital New York
Warrant Machinist F. e. LUTZ. detached as as
sstant 10 inspector Of engineering material for
Massachusetts district Boston 20 St Louis
Warrant Machinist G. JOHANSON. 10 navy ward
New York.
Assistant Civil Engneer r. S. FrRRER- anr.ointad
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suits.

No nim. samuel H. Beman vs. Hyman Dodes
damages 5Ul Plaintiffs attorneys Cuttings a
ChambrTlin and J. L. Topper.
NJ 49ifI Hsuy Kaufman Company vs. Julius
Netzler & Son, the Maury Shoe Company. and
Henry Maury Shoe Company, damages s. on. Plain
tiff attorney, J. !. PCySzr
40 49i4- $ s. White Dental Manufacturing
Company vs. samuel u. Barr: Judgment Of T. II.
Cailan justice of the peace, for SIf26 Plaintiff S
attorneys BrandeubUrg & Braudcnhug
No i9iB Same vs.. same. Judgment II T. X.
Csliar justice q the peace, Tor S99g. Plaintiffs
attorneys. Branitnhurg & Branienhug
No ,aH Lizzie d, r. Burrows administrators
ys Eugene Davis Judgment q :. &. Mills Justice
q the peace. for Sgl05 Plaintiffs attorneys. d.
W ODcnc-hue and 4 4 Alexander
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Assistant Civil Engineer R. S. FURBER. appointed
MOVEMENTS OF vEssEIs-Tbs follo,rio, 49,

NV LiE--N . VI ESSELS-lhe following move
ments Of vessels have been reported 10 the Bu-
q Navigation
AuiTed-Alay II. AhaTenda Trrxtun. Hopkins
and Hull at Norfolk; Macdonough at Hamuton
Roads Wilmington az Shanghai; Hannibal az
Ihhadepha. May T. Yorktown at Corinto;
West Virginia and Colorado at Yokohama
Saiied-May H. Galveston from Shanghai for
Chinhang yorktown from Punta Arenas for
Corinto. MAY T. Hannibal from Phnadelubia
for Newport News; Cincinnati from HongEong
for sWatow: Annapolis from Honolulu FOR ru-
tuila.
olympia ordered commission at navy yard Nor
folk about 18th instant; Monterey ordered CON-
missloncd in ressTTe at naval station, Cavite.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
Prisoner Known in Ohio.

Word was received AZ police headquar-
ters yesterday from Cleveland, Ohio. that
Harry Atwood, one Of the young men
arrested at the PENNSYLVANIA station on
Friday on the charge Of completely I'm the
Riggs Hotel Tobberies has been recog-
nized by the police Of that city as Harry
Ellsy. alias Harry Else, who has done
time in the Ohio State ReformatOry.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
Equity suits.

No E1f Charles t. Wstter vs. Margaret Gray
% al f0r arcllzry receivers C1mrlaiusnts zoliCI-
t1r J. HAYDEN
Nc. --of-. James LsnzhUr-h a. A. vs. Nfron VI.
Parker 20 al 20 remove trustee accounting and i'm
Junction C0mp-sinaufs' s1licitars KapTlsr & M1r-
iIlst and Wolf q Rosenberg
No g-ass Thomas H. Picsf-ri vs.. Charles D
Collins for injunction. Comrlaiuants solicitors.
Cole & p1na,dSu.
No. Z-o69. Maria D. Smith rs Louisa A. Garner
e. a. 20 declare trIst Complainant solicitors. H.
B. Rthrrud. F. & HANDY and V. BsIlengar.
Nc Z-c7o Psul F. S'eran and ]. b Linton,
trustees. v- Adelaide Nsus1r e. al. % f7rsclo=e
trust. Compliments solicitors S C. Peele and
Paul f. Sleman
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Bankruptcy Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
in Te Osterman vs., Butler. trustee; authorized
% make certain 1les
iu re Leonard &. Bailey; appeal allowed and bond
fixed az S03
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Company. Attorneys. L. J Mathsr-Hamilton. Col
bert q Hamilton
No 6l3. Lser vs. Prudential Insurance Company
Attorneys, A s. & J. E. 1aylor-Berry & Minor
No. SIS. Slater vs.. Taylor. Attorneys, L. A.
Bailey-A. s. 4 J. T. Taylar.
No 6ll4. Grant vs.. Kauick Attorneys, F. W.
NcIleyuolds- MILAN 4 Smith
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of ADueaIs

Assignments for to-day.
Pa'u, Appeals Nos. ~. go, ioo n5, 49, i,l, AZ.
i-3 sJ. iE
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Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

Polling IS. Capital Traction Company; on trial.
Plaintiffs attorneys. II n. Classic and G. H.
syme; defendants attorneys r. Ross Perry & Son.
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Mrs. Ida NJ Gates was given a divorce
from Charles J. Gates yesterday. She
also got the custody Of their two chill
dren. She can also have allmony any
time she wants il.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
Mechanics Liens,

No 5s5- joseph A. Buuicn vs.. Mary II. Myers
lot g. h1ck a. Columbia Heights Sii4
No. 55s Nicholas T. Haller Company Us Mary
H. MYERS, lots s. and 62, block q, Columbia
Heights U0'.
No s7a x Bland Phelps vs. Mary II Myers,
lots IS and GO, block D. Columbia Heights SlE5).
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Cramps Cannot Recover for Delay.

The Cramp Shipbuilding Company can
not recover from the United States for
delay caused by the navy officials Of TWO
years in the construction Of the battle
ship Indiana The Court Of Claims award
ed the company $135,oo0 damages. That
Judgment was reversed yesterday by the
Supreme Court Of the United States
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14

OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS. d. C..
Washington May 6. lR7.-Sealed proposals viii be
received az this office until noon SATURDAY May
ls 1907. for filling az the north approach 20 the
Connecticut avenue bridge iu the District of Co
umbla. Blank forms Of proposals. specifications,
and all necessary information NAV be obtained 81
Room g. District Building II B. T. MACFAR-
LAND. HENRY L. WEST JAY J, MORROW.
Commissioners d. C. nv96t
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbls Washington May 2. le-.-Ssaled pro-
ra.aIs viii he received al this Office until Z NJ.
SATURDAY. May Is, i957 FOR constructing bath
houses and inc1zure. &c. o. De located on site q
old FISH paud reservation near Washington MCuu-
mar- Fagms. specifications. and necessary in
formation mav he obtained AZ Room a. District
Building HENRY p. =. MCFARLAND. HENRY
L. WEST. JAY J. MORROW, Commissioners, d. {.
ruv16t
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Our entire stock of Handker-
chiefs greatly reduced during
Clearance Sale,