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BILE, and Mudd went in 10 do the catching
at the commencement Of the third. While
Maloney is said to be in good standing.
he failed 10 file the required certificate
With the powers that be. and he was
barred under this technicallty He will
probably be ready for to-days game.
IN the opening round, with two down.
Georgetown got two men on bases on
base On balls and batter hit by pitcher.
but both died With one down in the
but both died. With one down in the third.
Webb tore of a liner to right center, which
bounded along and finally rolled over the
bank The hit went for "A home run. In
the nth Georgetown took the lead with
two runs. Duggan walked. and on
wild pitch advanced as far as third
Mudd smashed a triple over the head of
the center fielder scoring Duggan. and
the catcher counted. moment later, on
Montgomery's roller. which Garrison
threw poorly TO first Montgomery was
caught mapping. Devlin followed with
Texas Lacquer 10 left. but was left. as
Scheller struck out and Smith skied TO
short
GeOrgetown's advantage lasted only for
a few minutes, for in the next session
Penn made three. With one down Mer-
rick and Thomas singled to left and
Brown doubled to left, sending both run
ners home Capt Judd scored Brown on
single. and Cochran followed with an
other. which got through Courtney. but
both men We're left on bases
The teams play again to-day. The game
win be called at o'clock.
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Criminal Court No. 2.



United States vs. William j. Carroll. embezzle-
ment plea. NOT guilty. Attorney T. C. TAYLOR.
United States IS. Frank 0iff0n and Daniel Hur-
ley. HOUSEKEEPING; plea, not guilty. Attorney, j.
II. CroXdale.
United States rs. John A. Gould. violating see
tion $40 r. S. L. S.. plea, not guilty. Attorney
". +. Plumley
United States vs.. George W CLARK. embezzlement ;
plea, not guilty Attorneys e., Darlington and s.
D. Tuitt.
United States vs.. Bruno BIuneni grand larceny
plea. not guilty. Attorneys Conpben CarFingtoa
and 5. ID. Tuuitt-
United States rs. George Wayne degradation
ON private property; sentence WolkhoUse for three
months. Attorney, j. W. Patterson.
Cllmer vs. Iubly; motion 10 advance cause for
hearing submitted. Plaintiffs attorney f. "
H0peWell: defendants attorney o. T.. ~ Brown
Caldwell Brown ct al. judgment against
Brown; appeal; bond. Sl00. Plaintiffs attorneys
L. T. Everett; defendants attorneys l. L. Loving
and W T. Lester.
Briel IS. Rowland certified to Circuit Court No
for trial Plaintiffs attorney, J. y. Coughlin; de-
PENDANTS attorney. A. b. Webb.
Assignments for Monday, April 8 1897:
United States vs.. Edward Leon Thompson.
United States Us. Samuel johnson.
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Fay ct Sax, TO Frank Suffer- lot 81, square Iss.
First Addition to American University Park-e;slen
J.. Iait &c a.. Trustees 90 L. Catherine Coulter.
Dot 81 block 49, 500
sixth street southeast. between and streets
Elizabeth n. Wilson e. a. TO LLOYD II. and
Clara ]. siocum, Fart lot Is square 5I, $40
No. OH Third trcet northeast Edmund H. Brown
et uE to John ~ aud Rachel ST. Ries. lot a..
square lls $40
Fourth street southeast between q and I streets
James Lavlor. trustee. % Max L. Caplan, lots
81. s.. and 81. square 5T So
No. iG Hecsmau street -5uiheast-Charles ". Tay-
Tor TO J.. Josephine Bell DOT g. square rs. SO
Ne. s. Myrtle street northCast-CElrle s. sloane
e u1 10 Catherine Minogle, lot 20. square e75.
G street northeast. betucen Nineteenth and Twsn-
lot TO- square IFS $40
North Columbia Hsights-GcoEge 7. Robinson ct a.
90 Edwin =. Etiursr l1t % block 8 s. ga
Secui-d street southeast. between and T. streate-
Oscar Lnckest ct al, trustees. 70 Ben Schwartz.
boz Is and part lots l6 and a. square re- SIP ~
University Fark-George 81. strgumau Ct uz D.
Glare Nay thier. l1t 70. bloc, ls. $50
I street northwest. between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth sfreets-Msrg A. Yclati 20 Christmas
ZaTcga Dot Z5 square Isl. So
Peunss LYanla avenue northwest between TWENTY
hrst and T1Ecuty-sec9ud strects-Henr n Nes-
man TO Robert j. PalmCr part square q. SO
Wglie street northeast. between Twelfth and ThiF-
teenth strreis-fim0thy a. Keppe &C ux. 20
Roger T.. Mitchell. trustee. part lot s. s1uare
1908, SO Roger 7. Mitchell trustee conveys
SAME property 10 Timothy A. and Bridget j.
keppei. $40
BusAf'road Park-Begtha s stou ct yir. Louis }
90 JoeIh W. and AfaTy l. Reed lots Il and Is.
block TO- SIC
No 1915 First street northEest-Louis r. Klemm
20 Francesca GeTaci, lot $50. square 55i, SO.
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Equity Court No. /.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Martin vs. Martin GUY II. johnson and J. d.
Sullivan appointed trustees; bond. $500. Com
Ilainauts solicitors, Leckie. Fulton Cox.
Burka rs Bmke; leave 10 amend granted. Com
plainants solicitor. Charles H. Turner; defendant
solicitor. J. Wilmer Latimer.
Ingersou Angel; guardian adj litem- appointed.
Compliments solicitor. James II. Hayden; de
PENDANTS solicitor. g. " Dalzell.
Sheuer IS. sheusr; proof ordered taken before
Margaret 81. Murray, examiner. Compartments so
lciJoI. Andrew Lipscomb; defendants solicitor. J.
W Davidsc.
Lincoln vs.. Maddox; time 10 take proof limited.
Complainant solicitor A. 5. Worthingt0n; de
PENDANTS solicitors. H. Prescott Galley and r. Ross
Perry x Son
Selby Seiby; rule as 10 contempt discharged.
Complainant's solicitors Lester * Price; defend
ants solicitors, G. Darlington and s. ID. Truitt.
Stoner rs, Stoneri rule as TO contempt Feturnable
April Y granted, Compliments solicitor W. C.
Balderston.
MoIil Is. Palmer and ll0tisi vs. Palmer: causes
ordered caIendared for final hearing. Complain
ants solicitor. q. j. Mackey; defendants solicitor,
George Francis Williams.
Assignments fer Monday. April g. 1907:
No. 81. WeisseT WcisseL Attorneys. 7. J..
Mackey-Alhert SiIers.
No $50 lNl0ti0nl Eisuser Bros vs.. Wal1ron At
t0rneys HAYDEN Johnsou-R. b. b. Chew, Z. X.
billiard. John Eidout
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

pzrtment duly designated by him for that purpose
See II. No person shall interfere with the health
ofaeer, or With any officer, employ agent q the
health department IN the enforcement II these Tesu-
lations. See. Il. Any person sh0 IS suffering from
symptoms that resemble those q diphthFTia, scar
let fgFeg, measles, wh0oping cough, chicken poz,
epidemic eerebaospinai meningitis or typhoid fever
that they cannot &c distinguished therefrom with
reasonable certainty shall be regarded for the pr
poses Of these regulations as suffering from Tie dis
ease whose symptoms he present.; Provided how
ever that no warning signs shan be displayed *
cept IN cases definitely diagnosed a. dphihsria or
scarlet fever Sec i9. The word building" used
IN these regulations shah be held to include not
unlY buildings as the Eord is ordinarily understood
but also beats vessels, cars, vans, and all other
places where a sick person may BE- The term
apartment house" shah b held to mean e bulld-
ing in which tHO OF more families living 2.sz-
pendently Of one another. til separate water
closets aud bathrooms, and vita separate kitchens
suy. for each family. These regulations shall Be
10 fan force aud effect Throughout the District Of
Columbia On and after the ninth dag Of April
1907 See. 20. Any person who violates any o. the
provisions o. these regulations shall be punished
upon conviction thereof by me not exceeding fifty
dollars for the first 0euse and for each subsequent
cifeBse by me not exceeding che hundred dollars
HENRY b. f. MCFARLAND, HENRY J..
WEST, JOHN RIDDLE, Commissioners Of the Dis
trct Of Columbia.
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Conplainant's solicitor. George T. Hoover; defend
ant solicitor Oscar Nauek.
Meuilat IS Hooker. defendant not required %
answer questions Compliments solicitors. &. II.
Merlllat and NJ \. Richardson; defendants So
licit0is Lester & Price.
Riley vs. Riley. reference 60 examiner. Thomas II.
titnan. and AttUuey ]. Wilmer Latnner appointed
to defend Complainant solicitor. NJ. Stearman
Marriott vs. Mutual improvement Society; refer
enco to l.. II Marshall, examiner. Complainant
solicitor, W. Stone Albert
In Re Henry Hughes; committees account ap-
proved and discharged Attorney, +. A, fleming
I'm ne mnacy Of Ahsalum r. Compton: auditors
report approved. Attorney, r. a. fleming.
Ia re lunacy 0f Thomas ". OReilly; payment for
maintenance authorized. Attorney. f.. A. Fmuing.
Interstate Printing and Engraving Company rs.
Ricketts, q a.. rule discharged and Leo j. Hsr-
low and W. ", Barksliale appointed receivers bond.
sl,59. Complainant solicitors, Leo =. Harlow and
J. j. Hamilton; defendants solicitors. ARSON *
Barksdale and ID. W. Baker
Assignments for Monday. April g. 1867:
Nc. $50. SusquehaHua Coal Company IS Ken
nedy. j. Attorneys, Mckinney q Eiannery-keys.
40. - Camsi vs.. Clark Attorneys, Causi-
Gilbert Roach, Watkins. Tucker q Kenyon.
Nc $50 Crosswen VS., Lackey. Attorneys Wilson
a BarksialC-GiCs
No. 81 Moebs IS. O'Connor. Attorneys. Digs
shealey. Ofiey.
No, %. Ritter IS. Ritter. Attorneys. Walker
Donaldson
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After successive victories over Prince
ton. Yale. and Syracuse, Georgetown was
defeated by Pennsylvania, at Georgetown
Field, yesterday, by Z TO ,.
Up to the sixth inning it appeared as
though the home team would land the
Quakers' scalp. but in that round the
Penn batters Strengthened out Montgom-
erys delivery for four singles and a
double, which Melted three runs. AT the
beginning Of the sixth, Georgetown led
by 10 J. In the last three innings Capt.
Smiths men made a hard try for the
game. but. with the exception of the
eighth inning, when a runner was gotten
as far as second base. the team was re-
tired in one. two. three order
While Pennsylvania is hardly as inn
pressive as either Yale or Princeton, the
Red and Blue has "a welI-rounded team.
and in Simpson, who pitched the greater
part of the game. has a. steady pitcher,
who let Georgetown down with one hit and
struck out four batters during his service
of four and two-thirds innings
For four innings Montgomery pitched
good ball for Georgetown, allowing only
one hit-a safety to right center field by
Webb in the second inning, which was
allowed 10 roll over the embankment,
giving the runner a home run. In the
sixth Penn punched five hits and at the
beginning of the seventh Devine went TO
the center OF the diamond. The southpaw
continued his clever work of the day
previous and during the remainder of
the game there was no scoring, although
hit and an error allowed Penn TO get
man on third in the seventh In at
tempting 10 pull of the squeeze play
Merrick hunted into the air and two men
were retired ON fast double play from
Mudd To Smith This was the Quakers
last opportunity 10 score
MaiORey Forced Out.
At the close of the second inning Capt
Smith received word from the George
town faculty that Maloney was not eligi-
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Equity Court No. 2.

Tlyan IS. Blount pro ooaiesso ordered and refer
euce 70 auditor. Compliments solicitors Carl Graf
and Edwin Forrest.
Stoll SIS. EarmeTich; substitution Of trustee Com
plainant solicitor J. A Msedel,
CLARK SIS. Lake; reference to auditor. Complain
ants solicitor. " Mushy Williams.
Maynard Maynard; appearance Of absent de-
PENDANTS ordered Compliments solicitor, ". Pres
ton Williamson.
Stockton vs.. Booker; appearance Of absent de-
PENDANT ordered. Compliments solicitors. Gordon
4 Gordon
Clifford SIS Rogers dissolution oi partnership or
dered and l.. Meiendez King and Z. 4. HorneF
appointed receivers: bond, s2009 Compliments so
iieitor. L. 81. king; Defendants solicitor. Il. x.
HoEner
Golden IS. mcfarland; submitted. Complainant s
solicitor, s. 7. Thomas defendants solicitor L. II.
Thomas
Lyles IS. Lyles writ Of ne exeat dismissed and
rule to anouy discharged. Complainant so
leitor. J. Wilmer Latimer. DEFENDANTS solicitor,
James A. Toomey.
Slauser Jaeger; time 70 take testimony limited.
C0mIlaiuant's solicitors j. Wilmer LatimeF and J.
$. Easby-smlth; defendants solicitor. Z. L. Giles.
Henry rs. Smith ct al rule discharged. Com
pisiuants solicitor, T. l.. JefoFds; defendants So
lioii0r. ". p. Williamson
Taylor Columbian University time to take
testimony extended Complainahfs solicitor Il L.
DaFisi defendants solicitors. W r. aIatungy. j. D..
Darlington. and 7. b LaFleF.
Alszzi s.. Borzi; time to take testimony limited.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS.


Present: The Chief Justice, Mr.. Justice 8icComas
AID AR Justice Robe
Patent Apr.al 80. AZ somers * Co. VS.. Horn
death OF appellant suggested. and Jacob Newman.
executor. made the parts appellee motion % AIr
4. 4. WALTZ.
No l752 EmeFy vs. Lord; argument continued
by sir ". NJ levin ior appellant continued by
Ar. L. C.. Dutton and Mr. John Ridout for apuel
lee and concluded by Mr. W. A. Levin for appel
liant
Ne. r53. size IS. Guerdrum; arsued by g.
button aui a. W. Fits. ATTORNEYS for appellants,
and submitted be r. l. Jeh1rds and Milton Stras-
burger, attorneys for the appellee.
No. T56. JzEmaB Edwards; argument com
mgucld by SIR l.. J. MaJasr Tor appellants, con
tilgtd by Aii. John Bidout for appellee, and con-
cluded by 3lr l. j. Matler for appellant
No. l.5l. AeV iork Continental Jewell Filtration
Company Ys Wynko0p; argument commenced by
Mr.. James Il. Hayden tor appellant
Assignments fgt Monday, April {, 1907;
On hearing
ton Company 1s. WyukooP. Appellants attorney,
J. Fl. Hayden; alIelees attorneys. e. A. Douglas
and e.. L. Baker.
Regular cali
No. I76l Brennan Construction Company vs.. Cum
beriand- Appellant attorneys, Hamilton, Colbert
q Hamilton; arpeiler's attorneys, ". e. Clephane
and Charles Liukins.
No. 1858. Croissaut VS. Empire State Realty Com
rany. Appellants attorney, r. e.. Donaldson; aD-
Tellee's attCmeys Ralston Slddons and W. l..
Richardson.
80. E6l District Of Columbia vs.. Coale; appel
lants attorney. r. H. Thomas appellees attorneys,
Cuttings d Chambuin
No. l765. American Home Life Insurance Com
pauy IS. DTaze. Appellants attorney II. 4. Davis
app5llces attorney. r. II. Thomas
No. E69 CaTd1z8 vs. Baird Appellants attor-
ueys, h. +. Davis and J. a. Cobb; apHellecs attor-
ugy Stuart AlcNamara.
Special Calendar, No L-storey vs.. Storey Ap-
pellauts attorney J. S Easby smith; appellee's at
tCIuey H. A. Wrenn.
80. p District Cd Columbia rs. Brooke. ATpel-
lauts attorneys. y. #. Thomas and +. II. stephens;
aucllecs attorney. john Kiduut.
Regular call
Nc. i1iA D0bb.us vs. Thomas Appellants at
torney Leo simmons; appellces attorney r. e.
Donaldson.
Ne. 1915. Sand Filtration Cooperation Of America
vs.. Cowardin Appellants ATTORNEYS. a. s. Worth-
inctm and G. L. Frailey; appellees attorneys, C.
C.. Tucker, j. J. Darlington. aud Il, S. Huidekoper.
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AUCTIONS.
@ c. SLOAN CO.. AuctioneeFs. ll07 stree

TRUSTEES SALE or VERY DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE PROPERTY. KNOWN As NO
1911 l. STREET NORTHWEST, a MODERN
THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BUILD
ING, WITH SIDE AND REAR ALLEY.
Under and by virtue Of a certain deed OF trust,
bearing date the 9Th day q April, 4. D. 1853, and
recorded the 18th day Of April A. D. 1873, in
lbeF Ne. A2s. folio al Ct seq, one Of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia default having
been made the payment Of interest on the debt
seenred by said deed Of trust. and b. the written
direction Il the 0Euer and h1iG Of the note thereby
secured the undersigned, trustee, under said re-
cit,d deed Of trust via offer for sale, AZ public auc-
ti0u, Ia front u the premises, on TUESDAY ID
day Of April. A d. 1907. at / % o'clock ?. n the
following described real estate, Improved by premises
No 1911 / street northwest, namely,
Part Of original lct numbered three l5ls IN square
numbered one hundred and ranety-seyen tl97 begin-
ming az the southeast corner Of said lot, thence
uoTth 100 feet thence Ee6t IS feet thence north 3
fest, thence west 70 fest thence south Y feet
thence east three o. teet thence south 90 feet
thence east . feet 10 the beginning With perpetual
night Of way fer alley purposes ever strip Of ground
beginning . feet west Of the southeast ooTnr o.
said boz; thence north 60 feet thence vest feet
thence eutA 90 feet thence east on street ieet
10 tie beginning, together Hith all and singular the
improvements ways easements, rights, privileges.
aad applI1euances 10 the same belonging OF III any
wise sppeTtaHing.
Terms u sale: All cash lof which a deposit Of
500 must b. Maut % the trustee 81 lne time o. Tue
salCl OF 0ne-thrd cash, and the balance ia two
equal nstalneuts represented By notes Of the puT-
chaser aud secured bT deed q trast the property
Sold said notes 10 bear interest az the rate Of FIVE
per ccatum Is per cent per auuum. payable semi
amually from date Of sale and payable IN one and
two years from date of sale. All couFey anciug and
recording az the cost q the purchaser The right is
lesencd hg the trustee Of reselng the property At
the Tsk snd cost o. any dsfsulting purchaser. after
hgs days previous IaIbic advertisement IN some
neuspaper pslbishod in Washington. d. C., or n
taking such other action or proceeding as said trs-
tee msy he advised is proper.
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY. OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, FORMERLY UNION
TRUST AND STORAGE COMPANY, Trustee.
By EDWARD j. sTELLWAGEN. President
Attest: GEORGE L. FLEMING. Secretary.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. April e 1907, at same place, at ?. m
By order # tbs trustee.
sp3d&ds-exS G. g. SLOAN & CO, AuetioneeTs.
tr..rs V-rzfrEEs t-Et srrfsTfaNEE.s
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Probate Court.

Estate Of DariHse D. Daughton; VIII admitted 10
probate and letters testamentary granted TO Emma
smith,
IN re Robert SWales ct al. order appointing Sarah
J. Swales guardian; bond. 500. Attorney. A.
Coulter Wells.
Estate Of Virginia 4. King viii admitted TO pro
bate and letters testamcntary granted 10 NJ Ella
King. bond, $500 Attoueg. s n. Brusius
Estate Of Daniel Mcnamara; oTder 10 sell business
Attorney, A. II. Bell
Estate Of John d. Croissant; order Of sale. At
toruey. r. Golden Donaldson.
Estate Of Catherine sullivan; order to pay claim.
Attorney, c. W. Dan.
Estate Of John Collins; order to pay notes. At
torney, i. S. Bright
Estate Of Elizabeth ]. Macartney; viii dated June
g. 1905, Sled.
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Of Columbia Nina l. Maynard vs. john a. Mag
nard ana Hiida Clifford. No z253l6. Equity Docket
Tine object Of this suit IS obtain decree q alb
soluie divorce by the plaintiff from the defendant
john G. Maynard, the ground Of adultery On
molten OF the complainant 1t is this 5tH dag Of
April, 1907, ordered that the defendant John q.
Maynard cause his appearance TO b. entered herein
or before the fuTtieth day exclusive Of Sundays
and legal holidays. occurring after the dsy Of the
first publication Of this order, otherwise tie cause
viii be proceeded With IN case Il default. Pro
Vided cups Of this order be- published once week
for three Successive weeks In the Washington Las
Reporter and The Washington Herald before said
day. ASHLEY n. GOULD. Justice. 4 true copy
Test: Seal j. R. YOUNG. Clerk b. Il. +.
BELEW, Assistant Clerk W. PRESTON VII
HANSON, Solicitor for the complainant
ap6 I30
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Inst base hy eTr0fs-peunsy wanna .; Georgetown.
J. left on bases Pennsylvania r; Georgetown, g.
First base on balls-Of Twitmiru OF Simpson, l.
Innings Iitchcd-By TWitnire. 49, By Simpson,
%. by Montgomery. 6; by Deyine. g. Hits made
-On Montgomery, z OF Define, J of TFitmiFe. 8,
OF Simpson. I. Struck uut-I}y TWitmire 2: b.
Simpson, D. Deyinc, Home run-Wsbb Three
base hit-Aiudd. TN0-base' hts-BroRn. Henry
Sacrifice hit-Simou Stolen bascs-DeFln Simon
DoUbs play-Audd TO Smith. Hit 10y pitcher-By
Tw.tmire, i ; by Simpson, !. Wild pitcil-TWitmiTe
Ump.Fc-Alr. Belts. Time Of game-Two hours.
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RI EsTATE TRANSFERS.

Seventeenth ami If streets northuest-Almen ".
Griswold ct TX. to Norman Bestor east half
original lot ]. square 1856, SO.
Reservoir YieW-John A. Massie 10 BERTHE NJ. Lohr.
lots and s. block ]. 500.
Seventeenth and NJ streets nogthWest-NoTman Bes-
tor 10 William c. RiFes, east half original lot
]. square l69 So
street northwest, between Twenty first aud T,ser-
ty-sec0nd stTeets-6e0rEe ]. yesterday q ux TO
John J. Earley. original lot g. square ~. So
MARYLAND avenue northeast, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth stfeets-William H. Oliver ct Tx. to
Hugh 4. Kane, lot 81. square lOzs. So same
TO James ST. Burns. lot s. square 1923 $40.
ingsside- Elizabeth Walbndge et al to Augustus
Il. Quigiey, lot .. block l3 So
No. l6-a Twenty-nin street northwest Edmund 4
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GEORGETOWN CREW READY.
Goes over the Severn River Course
In Final Practice.

aI0l11I U u v -lIsl0N H9Tall-
Annapolis. Md. April 1.-The Naval
Academy and Georgetown will start the
intercollegiate rowing season tomorrow
with a two-mile race on the Severn. ONLY
the first crews will start The George
town crew, under Coach Murray A. Rus
sell, arrived in Annapolis this morning.
and Wen, over the Severn River course
this afternoon, Conditions OF wind and
water were satisfactory
Tie Navy crew is something over ten
pounds heavier to the man than the
visitors
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Equity Suits.

Ne. 26g7S. Bertha S, Stol vs. Gsorge NJ EN-
merich treasurer ct a. TO substitute trustee Con-
plainants solicitor, j. a. Mselel
No. 2gl9 In re assignment Of Frank ID. and C.
II. Hospital to fix bond Complainant socilitor
Z. NJ Brown.
No. 26ss0. Lee Martin vs. Thomas r. Martin. for
receiver Compliments solicitors Leckie Fulton &
Cox.
No. 1881. Ellen Fealy vs. Anna Dore ct al. par
tition. Compartments solicitor, ID. W, ODon-
Cghue: defendants solicitor. r. E. Pratt
No. 25s52, Edwin +. Eislninger vs. George p
Robinson ct al; to quiet title. Compliments So
licifar y A Innes
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HATCHETITES BETTER
Hold Syracuse Team to a
Score of 8 to 6.
PULL OFF THE SQUEEZE PLAY
with Carr ON Third. Orrison Meets
the Bali, and "a Ran ResuIts-Weber
Celebrates His RenppenraRce by
Being "a Big Factor with the stick.
Each Team Makes Five Errors.

Syracuse nOsed out George Washington
yesterday al Van Ness Park in an eight
inning game by two runs, the final score
being S to 6.
The Hatehetites showed much better
form than they displayed before this sea-
son. and then the New Workers were a
trine off color. Each team made five
erorrs most of which were costly. but
Syracuse seemed TO have the knack Of
making bingles at the same time that the
Hatehetites made their misplays.
Doyle was distinctly a feature of the
game by the way ne handled his stick.
the fiaxen-haired lad getting a home run
and double. from which two runs re-
suited
Coach Cummings had the Hatchetites
lineup shaken up and the change seemed
to do them good. Campbell was sent 90
second and Doyle &c third Hester was
moved from second over to first Weber
was seen in the lineup for the first time
this year in the right garden, and al
though he got no fielding chances, he
showed that he had not forgotten how
10 WELD the willow by smacking out a
cOrking tWo-bagger in the sixth. which
however went 10 waste. as Brennan. next
up, popped TO Walker at second The CID
Agriculture backstop also reached first
upon two other occasions, Onces on Wat
keys error and again on a base on balls.
Doyle, IN addition 20 his stiekwork,
played ii good fielding game at the third
cushion. accepting six chances faultlessly
and only slipping up upon one occasion
a mean grounder.
Carr did the twirling for George Wash
ingtOn. and pitched a credtable game.
He also connected for two hits. one of
which was a triple.
Three Double Plays.
The New Workers pulled of three double
plays In the eight innings. TWO of them
by fast playing. and the third came when
Orrison ran of second base on an easy
fly 10 center.
Syracuse came strong in the second in
ming. and whisked three runs over before
the Hatchetites aw0ke. The tallies were
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United States IS. Biueer Hermann violating sec
ton 58lS Il. $. 4. s.; iury respited until Monday.
Attorneys. 4. S. Worthngt0n and IT, Prescott Cat
ley.
United States vs. Annie NJ. Bradley murder first
degree motion hy United States attorney 60 set
case for trial April 6 AMI hearing postponed until
next Monday "a an0Fd defendant opportunity 60
Me afidavits ia opposition. Attorneys Wells,
Hoover 4 Wells