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rE1r1ED Ali BEY; New TURKISH MINISTER.

this county, and a son of George Rob-
ertson, was shot Thursday night in
Brunswick in the railroad yard and was
severely injured. Robertson is employed
as trucker at the big transfer sheds.
and had occasion to unseal and enter a
car of freight for purpose Of distribu-
ton. AS he opened the car a shot rang
out and he sank to the floor.
His companions ran to his aid and
took him to a hospital nearby. DR.. II. S.
Hodges. who attended the injured man,
discovered the ball had entered the center
of the head, but the ball detected and
followed around the scalp and lodged
in the back where it was cut out. Rob-
ertson is doing very we'll today. No
clue is obtained of the party who did
the shooting. Although severely wounded,
Robertson will recover.
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the home of her parents in Sacramento
Schuylkill county, Pa
Order Of Prohibition Issued.

Protests are being received by the Com
missioners against the so-called Sunday
concerts in several Of the local theaters,
and the Commissioners are asked to urge
legislation to prohibi, this practice in
case there is now no authority to do so.
The Methodist Protestant Christian En-
deavor Union has forwarded a protest,
over the signature of its president, H.
Clyde Grimes, in which it Is suggested
that if there Is no law on our statute
books that can be applied to these cases
the Commissioners should urge upon Con-
gress the great need of a more salts
factory Sunday law. The Commissioners
have also received a resolution adopted by
the Presbytery of Washington protesting
against the Sunday concerts In the the
aters.
All such communications are being an
swered by the Commissioners to the ef-
feet that they have amended the police
regulations so as to remove any sugges-
ton Of a vaudeville or theatrical per-
Torrance from these performances and
combining them strictly to the motions
picture entertainment and sacred music.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Leon Marks and Ella Washington.
Edward A. Jarrett of this city and
Mary K. Dwyer Of Rockville, Md.
Rhinehart Dempwolf and Grace Orwig,
both Of Philadelphia, Pa.
Henry j. He'll and Matilda s. Buehner,
both of Baltimore, Md.
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MARRIED.

BRowN-RIc On Friday. November
%, 1907, Mr.. JOHN AUGUSTUS BROWN and
Miss RACHEL ANNA RICH ARDS0N, by the
Rev J. b. Mclaughlin, both of Washington.
ID. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-23
Seriously Wounded.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
BOYDS. Nd, November %, 1907
William Robertson, aged about twenty
one years, formerly Of Gaithersburg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-23

President Mauck and Miss P.uth Mauck
of Hillsdale College and Miss Anna B.
Morgan of National Park Seminary were
the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Lu-
cius E. Gridley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Spalding have
returned from their country home, Fall
Ing Waters, on the Hudson. to their
nue..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-23

Mr. William H. Richardson announces
the marriage of his sister, Miss Rache
Anna Richa -dson, to Mr.. John Augusta.
Brown, Friday, November p. 1907, Wash
ington, D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-23

Miss Margaret Meredith of 40 Girard
street, who has been in Chicago the past
four months, has returned to her home.
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The November social meeting of the
D. A. r. chapters of the District of Co
lumbia will be held at the George Wash
ington University. 18th and H streets
Tuesday evening, the 26th instant, at s
O'Clock. The following seven chapters-Co.
lumbia, American, Mary Bartlett, Lucy
Holconlbe. Capt. Molly Pitcher, Our Flag
and Emily Nelson-are the hostesses or
this occasion, and extend cordial invita-.
ton to the members of all the other chap.
tiers, with escorts. to be present. The
literary and musical program will he fol.
lowed by a social hour.
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Equity Court No. /.



Haren IS. Downing; demuuers overuled with
leave % answer Complainant solicitor /. L. Glss
defendants solicitor. W r Lester.
Beha Beha; snnullmeut II marriage ordered
ComIlaiuants solicitor. Crandal AIackey.
Hadeu vs.. Hadsu; appearance Of absent defend
ants ordered. Compartments solicitors, j. T. Pot
bury and n. h. HoIlauder.
Harrison rs. Butler, reference 70 auditor. Com
plainant's solicitors Brandeuburg & BrandenburE
defendants solicitors. Hamilton, Colbert a Hamil-
ton and Glory J.. Hoover.
Dicscrs01 rs. Dcacrs1u argued and submitted
Complainant solicitors Baker Shelby q Hosan;
defendant solicitors. A. A. Lipsc5mb and W NJ
Ellison.
Shcrcr IS. Shcrer, John W Davidse appointed 10
defend. Complainant solicitor. 4. A. LiIsc1nb.
Wilson vs. Waugh, title vested in complainant
by adverse possession Complainant solicitor. w
II. Iiukins.
Assignments for to-day.
No. lei, Smith -. Lsukford. Aftorn4ys. J.
Williamson Birney & Woodland
No. l6j. Coakley vs.. Slater Attorneys. W
Gwyune Gariiner-William r. Poulton.
No Is7. Thomas vs. Thomas. Attorneys, Biruey
& Woodland Hinton.
No l69. Halter rs. American Savings Bank At
torneys. T. l.. JefOrds-Woh 4 Rosenberg
No. I'D. Lancaster vs.. Lancaster, Attorneys
King 4 Brown! Hughes A GRAY.
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streets-Braiuard y. Warner et uz- 70 Brsiuard
Il. Wautr. r.. part original lot !. square 20. SO
Thirty-ffth street northwest. between L and
streets Barnard n. Warner e. Tx. % Brainard
II. WamCr IT,. parcel described SO.
PARK Niew-Aiiddaugh & shannon Incorporated %
Harlan " FISK. boz &. square 1896 50.
g street northwest. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
Streets w. Woodasrl % uX % al. &c Wood
ward * LCtlTup original lot Z. aud part original
Dot 5. square IS
L street northwest. between Ninth and Tenth
srects-s same 90 same, lots 20 TO 81 and 81 20 g..
square $50. SO
lCF and 1913 street u0rthWCst-Samc 70 same.
original lot 2. original lots 9. 90 H. and part
lot J. square 49, $40
Cleveland Heights-Same 10 same. lots 4 and g.
block C. SO
PARK -Middaueh & shannon Gneorp7ratedl TO
Charles ard Minnie b. DrsXlius. lot So square
Sc6 SO same % George a. Pumphrey. lot g.
square $3.50. SO.
Southwest corner Fourteenth and streets north
West-Eio.~ go HLdre-u 10 D. Franklin Pyle.
lot S. square ~. SO
o street southeast, between Ninth and Tenth
strsrts-Jchu a Dcnham C. ux 20 Carrie Z.
Childs. part original lot { square 9i3 $40
Randle HiEhiands-Uuired States Realty company
Incorporated 10 William 81 BAILEY, lg; 10.
b0lCk IL. s9
Manning Heiglts-B0Egr J. Manning e. rs. 20 WI
liam T. Bauehmau lots - aud 80. block 8. $40.
I street northwest between Fifth and sixth streets
Harry Lsndvoist et a. to Gerard T. and Marie
G. Tcraissc. lois 8. G. =. square So SIC
Sixteenth street n0rthvest. between . and J.
streets-tScCT-s J. Hamilton GO a.. trustees. 60
May l. Fosg lot % and part lots > and p
square ls3, Sl4.52
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TAILORS CALL ON PRESIDENT.
Delegates 90 Protective Association
Convention Visit White House.

Speaker Cannon, Representatives Alex
ander and LittlefeId. and Commissioner
Macfarland Will be among the speakers
who viii address the members Of the AIer-
chant Taiiors' National Protective Asso-
citation at a banquet al the Arlington this
evening. The dinner viii bring the fourth
annual convention of the organization 10
a close.
The several hundred delegates who. by
the way. are among the best dressed men
in the country and decide the fashions in
male attire for all the United States,
marched to the White House yesterday
afternoon and were received in the East
Room by President Roosevelt. Many of
them were accompanied by their wives.
who also were dressed Immediately and
would do Justice to any fashion plate
John Patterson. Of New York. the attor-
nCy for the association. addressed the
convention AT the morning session on
Legal Dress Reform" Practical demon
STATIONS of cutting and fitting We're given
by J. H Walker, of Peoria, and ]. Z.
Spann. of Chicago
After the White House reception the
delegation was photographed on the front
steps of the State. War, and Navy Build
ing. The remainder Of the afternoon was
spent In sightseeing
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.


Present. The ChieS justice. Mr.. Justice NlcComss.
and Mr.. Justice Robb.
Hcury J. Thomas. George II. Reef Charles II
hs,udts Riley A Blessing, and Francis EaWIe
Eere admitted 70 practice.
No. 1870. Morgan vs.. Adams: ar4smsut Continued
hy Nr : IT, Gissg and NF j. J. Darlington for
appellee and concluded B Mr. T. Hilton jackson
Ter appellants.
No I1B Jenkins vs. Purcell: argument con-
mcuced b. Mr. e.. +. Digs for appellant. con uued
by Sir. II. b. Rowland sud SIR. B. s. AIino. for
appellee. and concluded boy Mr. G. F. Digs for
appellant
No i73 Riddle rs Gibson: argument commenced
by Mr. T. 4. BAILEY for appellant
Patent appeal No $50. Cady Loycioy. Deci-
sion Of CoHmissi0ner q Patents affirmed pursuant
TO rule per Chief Justice Shepard.
Assignments for to-day.
ON bearing-No. s Riddle vs. Gibson AppeI-
ants attorney J.. 4. Bailey. appeeCs attorneys.
Wilson & Barksdalc
No. 7. Lewis vs. District Of Columbia Appel
lauts attorney. J. 3. Arescr IT., appelecs a-tor-
ney. T. r. Thomas
Regular calI-No. 1861 Jennings vs. PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore and Washington Railway Company. Ap-
peliant's sttacneys T. X. Jackson H. =. Davis
and , j. Barker; appellee attorneys. Mckinney
FlaHner.
No. I52 Bril- g. Washington Railway and
Electric Ccmuauy- ArItllauts attorney. Melville
Church. appellee attorneys. Wardeld & DUEL.
No. 1873 Adams Express Company Us. Adams
Appellants attorneys ". s. Thomas and = T.
Thomas. aUpsllel's attorneys, A 3. Webb and
H L. Franc
NO. loo. Moore VS.. PrUcll. Appellants attcr-
uers, LecNe. Fulton * Cox, app-ilee's attoue-s
J. J. Darlington and q. e.. james.
No. l519 Nir7lai IS. Galloway. Appellants att0E-
ueys. Lecs.e. Fulton y Cox, !. s. Toaney. ard r.
$. Hume appeliees attorney. 5. +. Thomas
Nos. 1854 Bsrstow IS. Capital Traction Com
pauy. Appellants attorneys +. J. Hogan and W.
J. Lambert; aTUcllee.s attorneys, r. Ross Perry a
Son and g.. T. Dunlop.
No. 1885. Davis Davis. Applicants attorneys
NJ y Richardson and ]. A. COBB, appellees at
tOmCy. r. IT, Classic
No. l65s. American Security and Trust Company
vs. District II Columbia. Appellant attorneys. A.
B. Browne and q. r. Hamilton apIellee's alter
neyg. T. II. Thomas and J. H. Stevens.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 67i-Enoch C.. N7reisud ct uz. TO Wilton J.
Lambert and Louis 7. Shoemaker. 90 secure
William r. Gdsch. $3.50. three years. rer cent.
semiauuiaiy. lots 5fl and 555
Square 5l6-EDoch e.. M0relaud a. DIX. 20 Wilton J.
Lambert and Louis 2. Shoemaker, 90 sscJrs
William F. Gasgh. $500. three years. PER cent.
semlsunually. lot D..
Square l1lS-Hauev r. Nigh0l e. ux. 90 Leon Tohrl
ucr and William r. 1lcCl0sky. 90 secure the
Commercial Fire Insurance Company q the Dis
trict Of Columbia. $3.50. three years. per cent,
semi-lunuaily. lot le1
Square S75-Peter T.. Neasher 10 Charles W. BOYLE
and AIiihum i. DJnCh0e 90 secure John "
Ridgely, S6.5. three years. Icr cent, slni-aunu-
ally, ms interest IN lot ..
Whitoharen- Nicholas Lochh1rher % Alexander II.
Bel and Frank J. Lochboehlar. 20 secure SALIVA
tore Deso. A.e0. enc year, Ter cent, semi
Annually l0t
Psrs View Harlan vs.. Fisk ct uz. 10 r. Francis
saul and Walter J.. Hilton. 20 secure Howard l..
Wilson $3.50. three years. 5 per cent. s5Ti-auug-
ally Dot G.. square $685. same % =. Francis SAM
and Herbert r. shannon, % secure MiJd8uSh *
Shannon IuC|. SO monthly payments, SE0s. s
per cent i8t g. square 1886. Charles DpKIlUs
e ux. 10 b. Francis saul and james r. Shoa, %
secure the Home Savings Bank. $3.50. th-ss
years per cent. quarterly. lot g. square $3.50
George 4. Pmuhreg q 10 b. ITaIscis Sani
and Walter T. Hilton, so secure Howard y. VA
son, SOC three years Ucr cent. semi annually,
Iot g. square 5336, sane TO 3. Francis saul and
Herbert T. shannon, 10 secure MIddaugh x
Shannon Iucl. $50. monthly payments Sl7.0S.
3 pCr cent. lot 81. sqUsrc 5J6.
Square 2I7-D. Franklin Pyle ct uy 10 Frederic ID.
NcKenney and Levi II. David 90 secure Flor
ence HljTeth SO 80 ninety DAYS and SIX wears,
per cent sgmi-auuuaJy. lo, s..
Square l0S-Havey r. NchoI CO NIX N Prank T.
Rawlings and Harry = WEIGH, 10 secure Lo,Jie
J. Burn SI.l5o one 20 seTcnty-siz months. ger
cent lot 1917.
Square 66-lohu Mason ct uy. % Charles 7. Ben
jamin and Roger T. Mitchell. 70 secure Per
petual Building Association. 81 500. lot -
Square 13l-Thomas Y. Smith and Clarence 4.
NoGrse. trustees. and W. 3. Moses d sons u
George h Johnson and Samuel X. Bond. u Sc
cure the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company,
S650o0, i've years. per cent, semi annually.
lot %.
Square 521-Agnes NJ sullivan ct viz, Michael D.,
10 Michael J. Colbert aud George ". Ray, %
secure John -. sullivan. SlO0), one year, 5 Ter
cent semi annually. lot 90.
Square l9S-Mary J.. FoGs % Union Trust Com
Tany. 60 secure George =. Hamilton and the
Washington Loan and Trust Company. trustees.
5000 one and two years. ucr cont. semi
annually. lot %. and part lots . and =.
Connecticut Avenue Higllands-slaud l. span
hoofd ct viz. Arnold W. 10 John r. AIMS and
samuel A. Duuy. 10 secure the Connecticut
Avenue Highlands Compsuy. S5.0l0. one 20 thirty
six months and three years pcr cent SEMI
annually lots = % r. block 2.
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Circuit Court No. I.
ITSTiCE WRIGHT.

Burton rs. Eikins; verdict for plaintiff for s. Coz
Plaintiff attorneys, George II. Calvert Osborne l.
Keott T. W Hammond. and F. W Brown: de-
PENDANTS attorneys. A. >. WOIthinu0n and {. J..
Faulkner
Adams rs. Rabbit; Judgment by default. Plain
tiff's attorneys. Hamilton, Colbert * Hamilton G..
J. Murphy.
fostering rs Homing: verdict for defendant
value Of property $50. Plaintiffs attorneys. Wilson
d Barksdaie; defendants attorneys, Tucker * Ken
yea and z. \ bailey.
Aaguder IS. Luttrell continued for the term.
Plaintiffs attorneys. Raston x Siddous and W +.
Richardson: defendants attorneys. Hamilton, Col
bert & Hamilton.
Mills Us. Digs; continued for the term. Plain
tits attorney. ". J. Lambert defendants attor-
ncys Brandenburg & Brandeuburg.
Lowe rs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
verdict for plaintiff for ECO and judgment forth
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

RAYMOND r Russell o. Baltimore. Nd. and
Maud J. Frey, p, ResteH7wn. Nd. Rev Richard
T. Williams
Willard C.. Robertson. 90. Richmond Va. and
Matte +. Turner. 81. Manchester. Va. Rev IVES
ton Brlner.
Clarence II. Satteruhi;1. q. and Florence New
son, q both q Richmond, Va. Rev. j. b. Nc
Laughlin.
Matthew II. Gregory, -. and Virginia D. Bladder
son, T.. Rev. William g. Dram
John C. hsldenbach. rs. College Park Nd. and
Matilda II. Klein. g, Bancroft. Va. Rev. James
J. MaCuiTr.
Edward B. Wheoden; a. and Iodia a. Luney,
Frederick A. woia. p, and aIqtio A. srssell.
e. Rev. T. NJ Bristol
William T. Bcan. % Silver Spring. Nd. and
Estelie L. Phelps. l9 Rev. =. J. O'Connell
Harry &. EiUpclmeJCr. 3. and TTava B. Hcinv
20, Of Baltimore Nd. Rev. Eugene A. Harmon.
William Wallace Chiswell. 81, and Adeia T. Mel
son. q Rev. Il. T. Williams.
Archie l. Payne .. Clifton. Va, and Mary Y
Sunshine. Il. BayOnne. y. J. Rev. f. HCz Sven.
Timothy a. Fitzgerald. e. and Gertrude NJ
Eslin. 19. Rev. ]. b. Kellehcr.
Irving 4. Ryan. SO, and Hattie NJ Callahan. g
Rev. Hugh T. Stephenson.
Willard ID. Williamson, %, and Edna Van Horn
Is Rev. William Leveriug DCvrics-
Charles T. Mallon. 2. Roanoke. Va. and Aimee
E Brown, q, Baltimore, Nd. G. s, Bundy, jas
tce Of the peace
Rudolph " Bishop. 40 and Belle C. Burns. Sc.
Rev W T. Thompson
COLORED.
Douglass Strother. 81. and Bette Mourue S.
Rev W. Z. Porter
William Coleman. D. and Rosa Clark D. both
Of Petersburg. Va Rev. James Il Lee.
Charles Garner. p. and MAY d, Promise. %. Rev.
IS. f. Porter
William Blake. IS. and Nara = A. Bacon. 3.
Rev. $. l. Carr0thCTs.
Robert e. Matthews. >. and Fannie y. Garter,
- Rev ". Bishop Johnson
Caleb 5. Bacon. = and Ida L. Brown. q Rev.
]. b. Mclaughlin.
sam blackwell, g, and Nora COnoway Is Rev
q, ii, Harris
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Prohntc Court.



Estate &C John ecker; order refusing probate #
viii and granting letters Of administration 20 MARY
j. Coksr; bond, 5000 Attorney, n. B. AIouton.
Estate q Ada y. TOlSGu: letters Of administration
granted to Marian 7. Phelps; boud soc. Attorney,
Charles II. Eamuau.
Estate e Felix 81. HiXsou; letters Of sdmiuistrs-
ton granted go Leland HiXson; bond. 500. Attor-
ueys Shechy & Shelby.
In re- Eliza s T0is0n e al. order appointing
Marian r. Phelps guardian; bond. $3.50. Attorney
q. H. Bauman
In re Anna Cleary st al; order appointing
Daniel Cieary guardian; bond S2.0)1. Attorney, j..
3. Hcrigsn
In re samuel l. Count Cook: order authorizing
certain repairs. Attorney. John Ridout.
Estate Of A. Lee Lowe; letters OF administration
granted 20 Jennie Love; bond, SlooJ0. Attorney
Charles J. Murphy.
Estate Of Beverly Z NIoodey; will dated August
q. 1901. filed.
Estate Of Henry S. Croven: viii dated September
Il. 1896. fled.
Estate Of Edward Lander; win dated November
e, 1890. hled.
Estate Of Mamie Il. Maloney; petition for com
mission filed
Estate Of Thomas +. Gilmore: petition for letters
Of administration fled Attorney. a. II. Bel.
Estate Of Charlotte r. Thomas; petition for pro
bate Of wiz fled. Attorney. Il. +. Leighton.
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Equity Court No. 2



beavers vs.. beavers; rule as 70 contempt return
able February Is. Complainant solicitor H. B.
Moulton: defendant solicitor. T. r. DOYLE
Harrison vs. Smith CT al; appearance of absent
defendants ordered. Complainant solicitor john
Raum.
kinslow IS Unknown Heirs a Richard STACEY
appearance q absent defendants ordered. Com
plaiuants solicitor. A. s. TAYLOR.
Boswell Us. Boswell; appearance Of absent de-
PENDANT ordered. Compliments solicitor. Edwin
Forrest
Harrison vs. Harrison: certified 70 Equity Court
No l. Compliments solicitor II. b. MOulton
defendants solicitor. Thomas y. Means, ir.
Sayiile Curtin g al substitution Of trustee
ordered. Complainant solicitor, Fulton Lewis.
Assignments for to-day:
No. 10. Mercer vs.. Mercer Attorneys. OAicy-
Marshall
No l5s Brown Economy Powder Company Ct
al. Attorney. Gleunen.
Nc. Ice. Reh Us. Reh ct al. Attorneys smith
MathcT.
No. l62. Title Guaranty and Surety Company rs.
Depoilly ct al. Attorneys Walker BirnCy, Hufty.
and Plumlcy.
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Some very simple models in negligees
may be made quite smart and elaborate
with a bit more labor and one which may
serve for the pereale Of washable wrapper
or for the challis or silk gown according
to its development as shown. The fullness
of the front and back may fall free from
the yoke edge. or il may be shirred at the
waist line in deep girdle effect. so that n
real princeSse gown results The latter
style is practicable only for nice material
of supple weave like Challs, crepe de
chine, or a washable silk. but it is very
becoming and exceedingly chic. The
sleeves may be in full length. with the
deep cuff, or shorter. The upper portion
of the gown is lined as far as the waist
For the medium size So yards of 32-inch
material are needed.
A pattern Of this gown-sizes 81 to 20
inches bust measure-may be obtained BY
inclosing 10 cents IN stamps and address
ing the Pattern Department. The Wash
ington Herald. 73l Fifteenth street north
west, and giving number (2i22) and size
wanted,
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yvsuifs.

No. 3slH Jennie Lowe. administrator. Us. Bal
tiu0re and Ohio Railroad Company: damages.
$4,000. PLAINTIFFS attorney, Z. J. Murphy
No, 1915. john +. Casou Independent Steam
boat and Barge Company, account, S2l0 Plain
tifs attorney !. J. MatheF.
No. 1916. Daniel h. Jackson rs. Samuel J. Jones.
Samuel l.. Payne. and Andrew Il. PAYNE: notes.
s340is. Plaintiffs attorney, 7. S. Key Smith.
No. 49lE. Edgar Buxton Claiming Rudd: &C
count. SI.700 Plaintiff, attorney. John Ridout.
No. 4alis. William ID. BUmbrey Capital Tac-
ton Company; damages. SlG0O0. Plaintiffs sttor-
news, Bates Warren and W II. Sbolcs
No. 1919. Charles G. Barber New York Con
tiueutal Jewell Filtration Company: damages.
S000O. Plaintiffs attorneys, H. 7. LeTch and T..
r. Colladsy.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

I-56 street noTthWest-AlonzO Ware q TX. TO
John VI. Henderson. lot li5 square l52. SO.
Park NicN-Middaugh & shannon Incorporated to
John II. Collier. lot s.. square 1886 SIC
3l3, 345 street southwest oEaunah Block et viz
Sigmund j.. 70 Theodore Block. part lot g..
square 80, SO.
1913 street northeast-Lottie l. Burn to Harvey
r. and Lillian 7. Michel. lot 1877. square 1908.
10
New Hampshire avenue northwest between NJ and
The Washington herald., 1907-02-07
LONDON PAPERS GET YELLOW
Staid English Press Uses Pictures
About Thayv Trial.

London. Feb. 6-Thc London papers
have broken over all precedent ia hand
ling the Thaw murder trial. as seventy
two different pictures OF Mrs. Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw. printed in various Journals,
attest Never before has a murder trial
been SO profuseIy Illustrated in the staid
English press The relationship of the
prisoner 10 the Countess of Yarmouth IS
partly responsible.
In addition 10 the pictures scattered
through the daily newspapers leading
weekly periodicals, like the illustrated
News, are giving fuH-page pictures of
the woman in the case" her husband.
and their relatives. In the weekly press
a favOrite caption seems to be. THE
Millionaire Murder in New York"
The Washington herald., 1907-02-07
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building Inspector Ashford yesterday issued lie
following building permits:
To Thomas HYDE fer one warehouse in rear a
1877 street northwest. architects Marsh <
Peter; builder. William S. Spencer; estimated cosj,
SO coo
To NJ. Burt, for repairs aud alterations % store
at 6j Pennsy lvauia avenue northwest, arcliiect.
Albert W Hunt; builder $. II. Maddoz; estimated
cost S5N00
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Paris, Feb. 6.-The trunks Of Princess
Louise the divorced wife Of Prince
Philip, OF Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. and eldest
daughter of King Leopold. Of Belgium.
have been attached Cor Sl5.6J0 the amount
of a jewelers. bill