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New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

broadway n w cor Efbertv st: The 7 II Ogden
rsrrnber Co agt tie Singer Mfg Co ct al; June Is.
Amsterdam ave 136th ST: Wolf GeIband
s,r- Bessie c Clark 81 al; Angust 20 1907
Seutb g. Nos rs end -: J Henry W McManus ct
al agt - 4 SriswolS et al August 20. 1907.
Tricn ave. = W 15oth st; New York Hod
Hosting Co sgt Paul Diono et al: August IS.
lBUf . d. -
Lewis r.. 40 IS: Abraham Fexlar agt Mary Ziso-
I1sth - No 152 West: Harry Afperstein agt Sam
uei Bonis: June Is. 1907 (by Seposio ..-----.----
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31

223d ST. . r. 2e7 r. OF Kingsbri6ge Road one
3 story frame store and dwelling house. 22153:
Antonio Gangicilla- owner: Henry Nordhe.m.
Park ave. e 4. 300 II % Loweil 81. one story
frame ostfcc building and shed, 5ez22z32 NAL
10y fittnlan. owner; Robert Flynn. architect
Mot Haven railroad yards $50 n Of 1olst ST.
oDe story frame rerair shop 2Ox41 - j c &
z n " r. oyEer. ID r Collins architect.
Dxsto1rr ave. e. jsS q 4 17sth st. TWO 3
story frame tenement houses. 21se5: Esastburn
ccnsi-uc'son Company. owners: Moore & Land
60 a. : - ., - . ,.
frsrse dwelling house. 2eyJ5.. Edward Erickson.
OVER: Frederick HAIa1aon. architect. ..........
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
QUICK RESALE OF IRVING PL. PARCEL.

Porter & Crawford have sold for the Investors
- r--.sa-s, Realty Company to Morris Weinstein
q four story dwelling house. No. 122 East 18th ST,
southwest corner Of Irving Place 1t Is on lot
sxea feet The seller recently bought the properly
-,,-o-,gh the same brokers
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
-,. recEF FOR RURAL FARM.

Pease & Gilman have rented Tor }. aoNe' Dol
ton his country place known as RuraI afH1' 4"
4-o.-1a-+ long Island TO Hamilton Busbey-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLAN
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Glst st .sos COS and COZ West for q sig story
hr1dx factory building 5ox1ooB: II Msatz.
opnsr: c. C. Nathan architect.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31

BIITMORE & RlENHtlM,
Sc and 62 West 5sth St
Apartments of rooms and batns
One apsrtnent suitable for physician
81, 500 2.fO0-
raa-1-aap and 9Th Avenues, OF tho
finest residential blocks in the city
AI-ught elevator and hall service
Cabinet parquet docrs,
open hrepaces, spacious tiled baths
electric light individual telephones
REAL, ESTATE MANAGEMENT COMPANY.
Broadwa- and 9Sth St.
or Superintendent premises
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31

THE SONOMA.
Northeast Corner Broadway and 55tn - 81 .,-..,
o rooms baths: improvemt: rent SlSoo 10 saw
DESIRABIE- APARTMENTS to let In hreProof 10
house; resident; rent Sl'tSo 10 $4''O
per year. Apply TO JANITOR II West lotn ST.
CsIX ROOMS ard bath s32; Mount Hope section Bronx
- I744 Tonnnp ave between 174th and 175th sts
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31

SEES 0S
$50 90
2e93 O5
I02 26
3790o
$500
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31

4 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. with pri-
bath 81 daily; weekly. including meals. S1250
meals. 81 day. transients accommodated ALABAMA
HOTEL Is East 81 between Broadway. 5th
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
Criminal Court No. ?.
JUSTICE BARNARD.


IN re estate Cf Margaret Harrison. verdict by
consent. sustaining win. Cavcato-s lttCueys Ham
ilt1u. Cobsr, * Hamilton larCatec's attorneys. A.
= WCrtlLgt0u. Douglass & Douglass and Gccr-e T.
Hoover.
Thorn rs. Adams Express Company. verdict for
plaintiff fer $50. Plaintiffs attorney. II. A.
Hegary. dcteuiant's attorney. :. r Thomas.
Thomas IS. BakCr and Jackson gs Baker. csr-
tined 90 Crciit Court No. for trial. Plaintiffs
attorney. IS. C. Puutis- defendants attorney. D.
W Baker.
strong vs. Clars: continued rair.ias sttor-
neys. MILAN & Smith; defendants attorney. =. y.
Bradley
NaucS vs.. Tiahs: Judgment ON verdict. Plaintiff
irving Williamson.
Assignments f-r to-day.
No. los DrIy y-. kiuu-I. Attorneys. Leon
Tob-IusT and ". Z. Williamson.
No. l6s Erickson SIS. kIUmclL Attorneys, Leon
TobTiner and W +. Williamson.
No. lal L.ambrt vs. Di.trict Of Columbia et al
Attorneys. J. 3 Ea,b1-Smid and g. L. Faiey
No. g. Lyon SIS. Willard Hotel COMPANY At.or-
nCs. ". c. Preutiss and Hamilton. Colbert & Ham
ilton.
No. 10. Nrdlinrer vs. Euabe Manufacturing Com
pauy. Attorneys. T. r. Archer and Leo Simmons.
No. 13. Homes a. al. y> R1shsr. Attorneys.
Gittings < Chamberlain and II. r. Behrcud-
Nc l55 Re,rCErapi COmuany Cunningham
Manufacturing Company. Attorneys Cuttings *
Chamberlain and Pagan * Wilson and Barkslalo.
No. i6l Harrington Mckiniey. Attorneys
T0omcy and Giles
No. T. Scott Vs. Hsaley. Attorneys. W H.
SIoles and Lambert * Baker.
Nc. 13 Chester VS. Capital Traction Comranr.
AttomCs, Barnard ard johnson and q. Thomas
Dunlop.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Columbia Heights-Lewis H. Coleman trustee, %
Allan McLane Albert. part Dot 3, block o. Sia
Ninth street northwest. between i and Y streets
Hazel NoTdsman 10 Daniel Pfel, part original
lot 8. square 2e7. SO
Connecticut avenue tcrrace-Fulton r. Gordon et
Tx. 60 Page II. and Adeline HeirouImus, lots
and g. square 1889 8.lS75
Ninth street southeast betWeeu q and ] streets
Herman r. Maudler et Tx. u William J. John
son. south half Of north half Of original lot Z,
square go SO.
Nc 517 sixth street northeast Benjamin f.. Peters
et ux. 10 Ernst Brandt and Marie Brandt, iot
Is3. square SCI. $40.
Addition 20 Le Droit Park-William n Patton et
Tx 70 Inoz d. Balderstou. lot IS. block 52, SO
H0lmead M1uor-Andrew a. LipScomb CO al, trls-
tees 70 Thomas J. and John l. Lane. lots 81
and g. block 43, SO. same 10 Edward Il. Trin-
de- }ot 50. block s. SO
Bughtvood Park Nellie Cartwright 70 Dillcr +.
Gron lots H. e. Il =. 81 and 3. block Il, and
lots ST. g. and g. block Il, SO.
Uui0rtcyFu-Ralrh p. Barnard et TX % crandal
Alackey. lets 362, S3, and 81. SO
/ si=oct northwest between Nnth and TCnth streets
Eudcra 4. Lane % Henry O. Mcfarland part
ICt 3. square go SO
Thirtr-third and . streets northwest William D.
sullivan 90 Mildred u. Kline IaTt lot l'3 square
1913 So Mildred u Kline emTeys same pop
ctv to Hannah r. White. So
4 street southeast. between Seventh ard Eighth
-.reets-George W. Barkman - uX 70 Eliza
both SebnebeL lot ST. square ss9. SO.
Avalon Heights Emma Viiert to Karl l. Wagner
and Johanna T. y. Wagner. lot Z, BLOCK 5. SO
First street northwest between and streets
Ficr-nce d. NcAulife ei 90 John T. Crit
tudau. lot l96. square 6l7. sl1.
Northern Addition 20 Cleveland fark-John 4.
smith - Rcna H. Towson, Iart, 80 lrs-recard
q Lt-r E3i folio a05i.
q street southeast. between Sixteenth and Seven
tcguth s;ref-s-MattIew Dm8 20 Michael Fian-
urr- lats si so - Square south q l03l, SO
Fifteenth street northeast between and Il streets
Isabella W Ashford 60 Harold L. johnson,
Doc g. s1uare l0f9 So
Tenth street sar,hea,t. between q and streets
Heurr g. Hutchinson To Thomas r. Lucsett,
Tcu original ict IS sTHare 30. 500. Jennie A.
Sheppard et yir BCn5GEiu T.. TO same, part
--a1 f.f g-a1
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
DEEDS OF TRUST.

>quar- iCs-Ri-hard Miller % Malcolm Hufty and
Edwin J.. Wilson. to scClTC Msry n Clvingtou,
5000 November i, l2J., Ie- cent, -an.i-anng-
ai!y lots 3 and e.
square u.-Dauiei Picl q r 20 ". q Fiatt and
Gcr-e Francis Williams. % secure Hazel N1rde-
man. $50. y,ars. Ut c-nt. szlIi-anul'aiiy,
r-r- original Dot 8.
Corul-3icIt Avenue Temcc-paEu H. Hsruuiaus
60 Us. to n. ~ Gordon aHl y. =. Heater. 60 Sc
cIre Fulton x. Gordon. s. $40. 3 years. 5 per
cent. s-lniduuBally. lots ! and 3. square ls59.
S1uars ,oi-llust Brandt ~ uZ- GO taaI-n Brown
-gl HEU a. BgEmaun. IN s,uUe Oriental
EuLlirg As-eCistCU. 40. G. $50 lots i5- and
HaImaad Mancr-Then.as ]. Lane Ct uz and John
Lane 20 ux. % Fillmore Besu ard Lisie :.
Lirse.u.b. 90 secure A =. Lirsclmb and ". Il
Saunders. trustees $3.50. . years. p-r cent,
sCl8.i-auluallv. lots s. and =. block s.
Ecue8d Manor EtUaId H. T17Iuilc ~ uE. q
same. O. secure same. SIG6e5. 2 aud years. .
p-r r-ut miaaagslly Do g. block 5
Square El-laura +. Mer-Iam et tir. William r..
On William e. Hu and Arthur u. Addison. %
secure Esther l. Susan, Slot1, 3 years, IcT
cent. ssmraGvaiy la1 ll5
SQUARE 27-Isres ". Mister C ux and John Il
Mister o. William " Boaruan and Eugene
Morgan. 10 secure LeUise N. Boarnan. 500. 81
months. ucr cent. quarterly part Let Q.
square lz73-}lidrcd ID. Kline 20 John u. Sullivan
ard James A Cahill. 70 secro George J. Cod
dard. $500. years, ; per cent. semi annually.
part lot Is
Avalon Heights-KsIl l. Wagner G; ux. 10 Charles
p. stone and Charles W Fairfax. 90 secure
Emma Weidert. SC1 3 years. Per cent. semi
annually. lct e. blcck s. same 10 same. 70 Sc
c,rs sane. 500, to l. months. per cent. same
TTrptTtE.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plails-Teuy Nichols
ta John T. Arms and Edgar NJ HAYES 70 Sc
cure Samuel 4 Duuy, ss09 / 20 g months,
Vc- CENT scsui-a1uually. lot -. bocs
square l05i-Simu GoTdon a Ex. % William A.
Hi and Charles IS. simpson. 20 s-gre William
j. Fcutress $500. years. S pcr cent. llt %.
Square 5Il-Icau T. Critt5aden ct 70 James r.
Shea arc James a. OShea. 70 secure FIGreucs
J.. McAulife $50. years. 5 Ter cent. semi
annually. Dot ls6. same o. same. 20 secure
s1me $50 ! 70 % months, I5r cent, same
property.
Square s.ath of I'9l-NIichsel Flaurcrv et NIX &c
T. Quincy Smith and Clarence b. Hight. Co So
cure samuel T. Mason. S050o. 8 years. 8 PEI
cont sCmiauuUglly. lots 81 70 S. Same to Clar
Cuce b Hight and Charles g. Allen. 70 secure
John II Powers. Sl50o year, per cent semi
annually. same property.
Square ig9-Cbarlss Il Davidson Ct ux- to National
safe Deposit. Savings and Trust Company. O.
secure American Security and Trust Company
S52010. 5 years, 5 pr cent, seu,i-annualy. lots
g and g.
Square 959-Th-mas T. LUcEctt ct uy. 90 Henry II
E'rgmaan and George NJ. EmmeTich 70 secure
Gyman-SmUicsn BuIdiug ASSOCIATION, No. 8
S2lGG0 part original lot 16
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
WILL END PEONAGE.
Attorney General Incensedby
Mississippi Slavery Case.
NEGRO SOLD BY CREDITOR
White Farmer in Mississippi Told
Dan January, CoIored, He Would
to SaIe-Proseeutions VIII BE tn
reIentins, Declares Bonaparte.

That a negro should be sold, with his
family. for $1,000 In this day and age,
when It had been thought all questions o.
slavery were settled. appeals deeply
to Attorney General B0naparte, and he
has announced that he VIII vigorously
prosecute all peonage cases that come 70
his notice
He gave out a statement yesterday.
bringing TO light the Fact that even now
in the United States slavery has not been
abandoned. and his statement Is based
on the sale by a Mississippi farmer.
named Levi d. Carter. of a negro. Dan
January to another white farmer, named
Patrick, for the sum mentioned. He says
that the facts in the case have shown
that tie negro was indebted to Carter.
and that when he failed to settle On
tine. Carter. with a number Of friends.
seized him. They bound him hand and
foot. and beat him brutally. They took
turns one taking the whip when another
tired and they continued their casugatioR
until January was unconscious.
The negro's children then removed him
to his brothers home. and next day Car
ter called and told them that if the negro
did not permit himself 10 be sold, with his
family, for Slo0l he would be hanged.
Patrick paid the price asked, and, as a
result. Patrick, Carter, and twO OF the
latter's accOmclices. named Williams and
King. were arrested. Patrick was dis
charged at the hearing, as the negro jan
uary testified his purchaser had not held
him I'm captivity. Carter, whom the evi-
dence pictured as a human fiend. waived
examination and gave bond In the sum OF
5000 His companions We're held 20 The
grand Jury IN less amounts. Patrick only
loses his 81 coo. Attorney General Bona
parte says his Office will take especial in
terest in the prosecution Of these cases.
In Mississippi the victims OF the out
RACES Of this kind seem 10 be all negroes.
but Assistant Attorney General Russell i
now in Florida, where a number OF similar
cases, with white men involved. ara
being prosecuted. Most cf these cases, i
is said. are those Of immigrants who are
led into these traps by Misrepresentation
by labor bureau employees.
Attorney General BOnaDarte says these
districts are 3.oC0 years behind the civiliZa-
tion of the world, and are not entitled 10
participate I'm the free government of the
United States. He has notified all the
Federal officials that such cases shall be
reported 10 the Offices in Washington. and
that any lukewarmness on the part OF
the prosecuting officials viii be summariiy
dealt wiki by the Attorney Generals Of
Fag
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
GEN. CR0ZIER's REPORT.
Addresses Letter TO Secretary OF
War Taft.


Secretary Taft sent an order to Gen.
Crozier January G, to detail an expert
officer Of his department, to visit the
factories where ammunition for the
Springfield rifle is made and report
whether the rifle itself or ammunition
for it had been made for any other
parties than the government January 10
gen. CrJzier addressed TO the Secretary
the following reply:
IT appears from Capt. Rfce's report
that ammunition similar 10 that for the
Springfield rife, model OF 1903, has been
manufactured and sold to private parties
by two Establishments This ammunition
is, however, somewhat different from that
manufactured by OF for the government,
in that the ammunition manufactured by
The Winchester Repeating Arms Company
used different primilg compositions and
different anvil, ard all but 25,oo0 rounds
had different marking Oh the base Of the
cartridge case, while chat manufactured
by the Union Metallic Cartridge Com
pany, while using the same anvil had
different pTimirg composition and differ
ent marking OF The base OF the cartridge
case. Therefore. il should be possible TO
distinguish any Of the ammunition or
6red cartridge cases thus manufactured
and sold 10 private parties from THAI
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of ApnenIx.

Present; The Chief Justice. Air. Justice McComas.
and Mr.. Justice Robb
Curtis B. Camp was admitted to practice.
No. 1876. Smitlson vs.. Ashford passed until Feb
wary.
No -73S District cf Columbia vs.. Green: sugses-
tion Of dmiauti0n q record and petition for ccr-
tioIari submitted hy Ar john Rid3ut for defendant
in error in support Of petition. granted.
No l7il. Riddle Is Gibson; passed until Feb
r1ary-
Patent appeal NJ. 80 Howell Is. Hess, appear.
auce Of Howell Bar;he, for appellant, withdrawn by
leave e court.
Patent appeal Ne 4)5. Robinson rs llcCcm!ck
argument commenced ly Mr.. Melville Caurch for
appellant continued by Mr. y G.. Paul fer sI-
lVllcc. and concluded by Air Melville Church for
appellant on motion. both sides are allowed 20 file
supplemental brief herein # s0 advised
Patent appeal No sG7 Lewis q al. IS. Creme
meyer; argument commenced tg NJ. Henry Freasa
for appellants.
Patent appeal No. 81 In re application Of Her
man Frasch; appeal and wit of CTror 10 United
States Supreme Court allowed and bond fixed al
$500. per Mr.. Chief Justice Shepard
No l69S Picsf.r1 Us. Tlifntt: motion for re-
hearing 0eu7il,d, pr SIR Chief Justice Shepard
Mr.. Justice McComas dissenting.
assignments ter tc-iay:
Patent appeals Nos. i96 &C.. aS. 200. Ill 80, and
5e2
Special calendar:
No. 5 District Of Columbia vs. Green. Appel
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
SETTLES LABOR TROUBLES.
Committee Appointed to dispose of
Brewery Workers Claims


by compliance with instructions from
The American Federation Of Labor, the
Central Labor Union last night re-
cerred the controversy between the
brewery workers and the drivers. en-
Einecrs. and fremen To a committee.
which VIII make a prompt settlement
Of the matter
A letter froa Frank Morrison. see
retary Of the American Federation. 10
the central body. stated that the brew
cry workers must give up the engineers
end other men whom they have en-
rolled in their union. 81 is probable
that this VIII be done. unless the brew
erymon make 6Sht. in which ease
it is understood that they viii be dis
missed from the body.
The carriage and wagon workers
presented a gaveI TO President Brink
ham. who is a member Of their organ
ization a resoIItion was adopted ap-
proving the action Of the Naval Al
fairs Committee in appropriating SAIL
000 for the building Of a new foundry
At the navy yard.
President Brinkman appointed the
following committees TO serve for the
following six months. Committee on
grievance, John Il. LeTCh. c ?. Wan
dell Charles II Winslow; committee
on labels. J. +. Brandengeyer. F. c,
Roberts. p. T Jonscher John c. Wolfe,
William Schafer. W. \. Beatty. d. T.
Manning. ". W. Winfree. J. B. Dick
man. H. J. Wells; committee on legisia-
tion. Jaucs J. Feeuey. E l. Adams. p.
Shugrue :. D. Nedry. J. F. Mccarthy;
committee on order. J. G. Schneider. J.
z Toone. II. J. Schrader. committee on
credentials. John Colpoys. a w Phil
lips. J. X Beattee; committee on agita-
tion. y. G. Sprague. T. NJ Ring. B.
LGrch. James Howard J. g. Bishop, J.
& Caldwell
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
BLAMES B. & 0. R. R.
Mrs. Cross Says Daughters Death
Due to Negligence at Terra Gotta.


Due to Negligence at Term Gotta.
A petition for letters testamentary on
the estate Of her daughter, Rosalie b.
Cross. who lost her life in the Terra
Gotta wreck, was filed by her mother,
Virginia c. Cross, Of Seneca, Nd, yes
terday.
Mrs. Cross says that her daughter was
injured, through negligence Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, while
a passenger on one of the trains Of said
company. December 80, 1895. in "a collision
Of its trains at or near Terra Gotta, and
died therefrom." she further states that
her daughter left no will, and that her
next Of kin and heirs at law are the peu-
toner. Mrs. Virginia c. Cross; Mabel L.
West sister, Anna r. Grinneu, sister,
Charles ". Cross. brother
Mrs. Cross says that the only asset Of
the estate Of her daughter is the right Ok
action which has accrued against the
railroad company for her death. She also
asks that "a guardian be appointed for her
minor son, Charles ". Cross. Arthur
Peter appears as counsel for Mrs. Cross.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
Wants boundary stones Saved.

st meeting OF the members Of the
Historical Society Of the District of CO.
lumbia. held last evening at the Shore
ham Hotel il was strongly urged by
Justice A. T. Hagner that the thirteen
boundary stones IN Virginia. which
originally marked the southern boun-
Diary of the District together with the
boundary stones in Maryland. be
brought to the attention Of Congress
and provision made for their preserva-
ton. 1t was expected that at this
meeting the annual election of officers
would take place. but owing to the
death Of Miss Bryant Johnston. one of
the charter members and present man
ayers. this election has been postponed
until some date next month.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
Probate Court
- 'sea - - - &
lrIrrE II-STTl,r IL Ar-..r

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABATGH
Estate q Jchn r. Stewart; letters of a6uinistra-
ton 2. a. granted 60 Clara Z. Stewart; bend.
s. 900 Attorney. V Il. Wallace
Estate OF Bridget INLAND: order authorizing sale.
Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon
Estate OF John r. Bryant; letters Of aduiir.stra-
ton grantee, 10 katherine Bryant; bond, Sa05. At
torney, Y. II. Wallace.
Estate Of John Cannell; wiz admitted TO Iro-
bate and letters testdmcutary granted e. Mary Z.
Cornell; bond, Sl,G0 Attorney. r. Preston shesley.
Estate Of Henry ~ knoz; letters OF a3minis-Ia-
tiou &. {. g. d. Z. n. granted 90 Henry e. Knox:
bond. S0oc Attorney \. s. Worthi8rt0n.
Estate Of Christine Hinrich; petition for probate
Of VIII fled. Attorney. 4. Ii. Bell
In Paul 7. Truxton. order Of allowance. At
to.ncy. J. ;. Darlington
Estate Of Margaret a. French; petition for let
ter; OF administration fled Attorney. IL ".
Soh0n.
Estate Of Irene :. Buchanan; wiil dated March
e, 19l2 hled. Attorney, Edward BuckAead.
Estate af America Mckcnney; petition for pro-
bate os VII! fled. Attorneys. Hughes & GRAY
Estate Of Looaard H. Cogsuel: petition Tor les-
te,s cf administration fled. Attorney. 4. II. Bell
Estate o. William T. Lavton viii dated Marc
!. 1903. hld with petition Cos probate. Attorney.
William Il Li1kins
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
Law Suits.

No. 4gos5 H. J. DAILY & Go. "a Timothy J. Cul-
linane; account Ss755. Plaintiffs attorney. NJ. j.
Keanc.
No. 1906. Jacob weis Furniture Company rs.
Joseph T. wilkinson: Judgment II G. ;. Bundy,
Justice Of the peace for s5Sj Plaintiffs attorney.
w. T. Ambrose.
No ls067 Emanuel Speich vs. John L. Love,
Clarence &. Wafing. and John l. Waung; Jadg-
msnt Of 5. g. Mills justice 0f the peace. for 80
Plaintiffs attorneys. L. A. Jones and George {.
Shinn.
No 1868 Emanuel Speeh vs.. Ioba l. Love. Car
ence C. Waring John j. Needing. and John l..
Wmina: Judgment Of :. {. Mills. justice of the
peace. for SO Plaintiffs attorneys Z. 4. Jones and
g.. C. -hiun.
No 496J r. W Graham Is. +. ,. Brown, ap-
peIlant; appeal Defendants attorney, W. /. An
brose.
No 1870 Albert VI. Schneider vs.. Lawrence Wat
son. appellant; appeal. Defendants attorney W. 4
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
Criminal Court No. 1.

"iNti' b. ~ 81. fiisi'
United Sfsfe- IS. Lrse Eshrsrl violating policy
LAVE verdict guilty. sluteuce. Jail f1r one dag Ar
tUUay. !. " Nia.aI
United State. vel. Gcgr-e Sum-. asssrit with
dangerous weapon. Yo-di... guilty Attorney. 4. ~.
scott
United States rs. Kate lIsEcy eb-r-i1u. rcc1z-
uizaucz. Eego taken wits johnson T. H,sT- and
William A. J.. Huu,t HEetic- Attorney, Il. p.
Msttiug.y.
diet guilty. At.cGer. j. Mod. C-rriuztor-
United States rs. Charles Crown and Henry
Scott rb5eu- Euy r-sgited Attorney. Fountain
pcyteu.
United states VS. James n Jar-gru. violation act
Of july T. ls3, dCigl-iaut committed.
Assignments tlr to-day.
United StatCs VS.. Moses McrrauttaL
United States vs. George Reed
United States Us. TUvtrs Ford
Init-I Sal. n. William Rrlel
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15

lants attorney E. H. Thomas appeliee's attorney.
John Edout.
No l. Penn Bridge Company vs. United States.
Appellants attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert Ham
ilt0n; appeIees attarneys. D. ". Baker and j. NJ
Proctor
No s. Morgan vs.. Adams Appellants attorney
+. X Jackson appeilee's attorneys. S. II. Giesy
and J. J. Darlington.
No T. Lewis ys. District q Columbia. Appel
lant's attorney. J. r. Archer iT. appellec's attor
ney. +. H. Thomas
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
RUNAWAY AT WHITE HOUSE.
Horse Frightened by Auto Dnshes
Across Lawn and Breaks Carriage.

\ runaway team caused some excite
ncnt around the White House yester-
day. Senator Piles. of Washington.
accompanied by woman and her
daughter. whom he was TO introduce to
the President. drove up to the Executive
Offices, in a closed carriage.
a moment after the party had alight-
cd from the vehicle one of the horses
was frightened by an automobile eX-
press wagon. and jumped on the pole
of the carriage. breaking it off Both
horses then ran over the White House
lawn smashing the carriage against a
tree before they were caught
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
TAX DEEDS,

District ~ Columbia Commissioners IN Charles H.
Wil-se lat 81 h.acs . Brightwocd PARK.
s53T. Dot ~ block j. l. Dr1it PARK S2l!; all
block E. Widag's Mite fiesi; Jet j.. square
1885, s2l-i- part lot l0. hiccz 90. Long Meadows.
1lc. part DIT Is square 5B. S2s.5s same 10
Emily vs.. Wiltsie lot H. bocs p. Brightwood
Park SG.I6. same 90 same. part lCt j. square
-g SO g. same 10 Man A. NadhaIs. Dot i,
square 1886 gI5i. ldt l3 block g. S-29j. lot G..
block IS. l. Ur0it Park S259, lqr u. block lj,
IT, Brait paTE. S292, Dot r block 2, Barry
Farm. 48 same 90 ". Grant WadIams, Dot
- b.a.1 r. j. DICH PGrk. SzS, lar bs. Diocs
r. =, DrGit Pzrk. Sos
Df,trr- uf Columbia Commissioners 20 Ralph =.
Barnard. lots 2 53. and -, UuionJoWu. SsL75-
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
HcId for RobbInn Omces.

James Henderson. colored, aged twenty
six. living at 15G7 b street southeast, was
arrested yesterday by Detectives Mac
Nance and Helen on the charge Of grand
larceny. It is alleged that Henderson
stole "a quantity OF miscellaneous articles
from several Office rooms ir the Columbia
Building At the time Of his arrest the
man was trying to sell an overcoat. be
longing to Henry B. Weaver, who has al
Office in the building.