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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-19
President syyeeney's Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains Of
John T. Sweeney. whose death occurred
Tuesday morning. were held this morning
at $3.50 o'clock In St. Nary's Catholic
Church, and were attended by the mem
bers Of the city council in body,
other city officials, and many friends
and relatives of the deceased. Rev
Father Patrick, of WaFFent0n, oficiated
and was assisted by Rev. Father Kelly,
assistant pastor Of ST. Marys Church
During the funeral the bell in the city
hall was tolled. The paIlbearers were
William II. Sweeney, George L. Simpson
Hubert Snowden NJ. b. Harlow, John r.
johnson. John McKenna. c. J. W. sum
mers. and l.. +. DoWnham, Representa-
tives of seevral organizations OF which
the deceased was a member attended the
funeral
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Favor Increase for Police.

At joint meeting OF the city council
committees on finance and police, held
this evening il was decided to make a
favorable report on the petition Of the
members Of the police force for an in
crease in salary. Il is stated that the
committees will recommend general in
crease Of s. per month for each member
The report viii be Submitted at the next
regular meeting of the council. on April
%, when action is expected 10 be taken.
The matter has been in the hands Il
the joint committees for several weeks.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square s2l-Abbie NJ. Gates to Arthur G. Cole and
william D. Lundy, TO secre Edwin H. Lundy
$780, years. 81 per cent. seni-annually part
original lot 2 Same 20 same 10 secure same
Sl.29 TO 2 months. per cent same I5rorer.y
Square carrie T. Willard TO Clarence B. RheeIp
and Eidridse T. Jcryian. 10 secure Clara
and Nathan snellenbuTg and Simon l. Bloch
eze5ntors. Sl0es9 years. Der cent. semi
annually pagt original lot J.
Addition TO lie Droit Park-Iohn n. Kemper ct
NIX 10 H. r. HoEenstein and Robert Lee
o Brien, 70 secure Joseph Paul 1880 / to 4s
months per cent lot S. square q
square 5H-Thomas Martin % BENJAMIN F. LeiEh-
ton and George F. Williams. 10 secure ErEestine
+. TeramgcT. $500 8 years. per cent semi
annually. part original l0s &
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No. 20. Thomas vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. AttomeTs. " J. Lambert and
g. L. Mhitfuri-J ]. Darlington.
No. H. United States use Shea IS Fidelity ana
Deposit Company. Attcrness. NJ J. Keanc and NJ.
J. Coihert-J, J. Darlington.
No u Bauqui S. Washington Jockey Club
Attouc3s. e. T. -Worthiagton. Head &
Friey
30. IS. Jolly IS. Adams. Attomeys ". J. Lam
bert. ]. Darlington
Poicnae Electric Power Company IS. fnterua-
honal Cotton Seed Company. Attorneys. Joseph
SHlliFRn-E T. ColIadsy
No. IS Morimura Haegar. Attorneys. Tucker
& henyon-Wolf 4 Roseubsrg
No. e. karaghensian VI. Hsggar Att0ueys-
Tucker & kenycn-Wof & Rosenbarz
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GERMAN BAPTISTS ADJOURN.
Middle District of Maryland Confer
ence Elects Officers.

SPECIAL 10 TIE Washington Herald.
Hagefstown. Nd, April 1E-After being
IN session for two days. the annual con
Terence Of the Middle District of Mary
land German Baptist Brethren Church.
at Johnsontown, ". Va. adjourned this
evening 10 meet one year hence at the
Manor Church, Washington County. Nd.
The new officers of the conference are.
Moderator Daniel NJ luck, AIereersburg.
Pa. assistant moderator w S. Reich
ard. Hagerstown; reading secretary. John
Rowland, Broad Fordiug. writing Secre-
tafy' John otto, Sharpsburg. BENJAMIN
i. Foltz, Mapleville, was elected a trus-
tee of the Old Folks Home for three
years. Caleb Long, BO0ne5buro, member
of the home mission board for FIVE years,
Harvey j. Martin, State Line. Sunday
school secretary: Joseph L. Thomas.
Falrplay, district treasurer: Elder d.
Victor Long, conference delegate 10 the
general conference at Los Angeles, Cal
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YOUNG COUPLE DIE TOGETHER
Thwarted in Attempt to Elope,
They Seek Death.
Mabel PendIet0n and Stuart Gas
Leap Into jackson River aad
Are Drowned.
1eaaI 70 he Warrington Hnld.

Special 20 The Washington Huad.
Stanton. Va. April lS.--Mabel Pen
dleton and Stuart Gay, of Clifton Forge
bound for Washington 70 be married
were Intercepted here at midnight by
order Of their parents and seat back
home on an early train.
when they arrived at Clifton Forge
the youns couple, while crossing foot
bridge over Jackson River jumped into
the river forty feet below. and We're
drowned
The last report says the bodies have
not been recovered.
The girl was only eighteen years old:
the boy sixteen. He was a son Of c. S.
Gay. a Chesapeake and Ohio conductor.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

North Carolina avenue southeast between Eight
and Ninth streets-Edwin *. Luniy et YAK. Il
Abbie n Gates, pant original los 2 sgaar,
9l. SIC
{ stest northwest, between Thirteenth and Four
tecnth ssrests-Clara A. Snellenburs ct al.
executors 80 Carrie l. Mllard. iot e, squars
%. Slgs50
Addition to lie Dloit park-Joseph Paul ct TX. Il
John II. KenBeT lot 95 square q SO
street northwest. between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets-F1oienoe 2. Clara To- Amanda v
Gray. part original lot Is square 20 So
No. HS H street acknowledgements Steel q
Esteile II. Swinge, lot g. square 1903. SO.
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.

Estate of Sophia Areades, viii admitted to probate
and letters o administration G. g. granted 10 John
H. Arcndes and Frederick ". Arendss; bond. 81 90.
Attozneys, Wolf x R0senbeIg.
Estate Of jeremiah II. DonoFan; viii admitted TO
probate and letters tesamentaTy granted TO Hannah
7. Donovan: bond. $50. Attorneys. James A. Too
mey and ". .. Sullivan.
Estate Of MARI F. pancoast order to sell note.
Attorney. John ST. C. Brookes
Estate Of Reuben Taylor; rule 10 show cause. At
to-uey ". c. Martin
Estate Of Asbury Neal cayeat fled. With petition
70 appoint collector Attorney, J. L. Collins
In re Elsie ". McFaH order b make advance
Attorney, John y. LarneT.
Estate Of Margaret Donohoe; viii dated February
%. 1887 filed.
Estate Of Frank h. Thomas; VIII dated September
2, 1893. fled
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Stockholders Elect omcers.

At a meeting of the stockholders OF the
Equitable Purchasing Company, OF Wash
ington. held in the Office Of Attorney
Gardner J. Boothe on South Fairfax
street, last evening. the following direc-
tors were elected: ". II. Young J. r.
Robinson, Charles S. King. George s. Llv-
iugstou, George L. Diven, Ernest "
Emory. T. 7. Moore II. z. Taf. and w
r. Magruder W II. Young was elected
president. J. II. Robinson vice president.
Charles s. King. treasurer and general
manager, and George S. Livingston. sec
Rotary.
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Marriage Kept Secret.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Cumberland. April R-Bernard Blough,
cashier of the United States Express
Company at Cumberland. and Miss Cath
crime Margaret Hildebrandt were mar
RED on March IS last. at the parochial
residence. IS Peter and PauTs Church.
by Rev. Father Peter, but SO wen did the
young couple guard their secret that the
fact that they were married only became
known yesterday.
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WEDDINGS IN VIRGINIA.
Miss Martha Boswell Married to MIR.
Joseph y. MiIey.

sIeelaI % Inc Washington Hersld.
Fredericksburg. Va, April I8-The mar
rage Of Miss Martha Porter Boswell.
daughter Of the late Charles Hay Bos-
well, 10 Joseph Mitburn Alley. of
Charlestown, ". Va, took place yester-
day at the residence Of the brides
mother near Orange Courthouse. Her
only sister. Mrs. ". c. Gather. was
matron of honor, and Mr.. George 3.
GocIz. Of Cbarlestown, W Va, was best
man. The ceremony was performed by
Rev John T. HanshrOugh, of ST. Thomas
Episcopal Church, of Orange. After an
extended bridal tour the couple viii re-
side at Winchester Va
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Special 10 The Washington Herald
Stanton, Va, April IS.-Miss Ethel
Davie. of Lawreuceville. who claims
that she has been unjustIy shuated
from one asylum to another by her
family, whom, she alleges, Is after her
money, is now before a commission I'm
lunacy, which is to decide upon her
case. The commission consists of Judge
Henry ". Holt and Drs. II. II. HenkeI
aud J. b. Catlett, Of this city. Miss
Davie claims that she is sane, and that
her brother, Frank Davie has placed
her in no less than fifteen asylums. In
Richmond Charlottesville, Baltimore.
stanton. and other cities, with a view
TO securing a large sum of money.
which she came into possession of some
years ago by the death of a relative.
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POISON DOSE PROVES FATAL.

Young Bride Ends Life, Alleging
Husband nI-treated Her.
Special to The Washington HERALD
Frederick, Md, April 1S.-Mrs Mary
Heiser, wife Of Raymond Heiser. died
at the Frederick City Hospital last
night from exhaustion, due to the eff
feCts of bi-chlOride of mercury tablets
taken by her several weeks ago. with
suicidal intent. because Of alleged
abuse by her husband. who has since
disappeared.
She was seventeen years old. and was
married to Heiser last November.
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Fierv--nenton.


Special 10 The Washington Herald
Winchester Va, April 1s.-ROger b.
Fiery and Miss Annie G. Denton, Of Har-
Tisonburs, came to Winchester last night
and We're married at the United Brethren
parsonage by Rev. s. X Wine Mr.. Fiery
is connected with the Kavanaugh Hotel
and the bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs J. s Denton.
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Fire Threatens HospitnI.

srecial TO The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va. April lS-The Win
chester Memorial Hospital was threat
ened by IRE to-day which broke oft in
the kitchen. Prompt action by the at
tendants soon put out the blaze. and
many of the patients did not know of
the fire until it was all over The loss
was Sl09
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Freaerlcl. EII.. Entertnin.

Special 70 The Washington HaFald
Frederick No. April IS.-Fredericll
Lodge. 3. p. 0. EIks, No. 6S4, had as its
guests last night District Deputy Grand
Exalted Ruler Joseph A. Burkart. of
washington. D. c.; Thomas MeNuitv. of
Baltimore and a number Of EIks from
HagerstoWn.
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RICH ONYX FIND REPORTED.
Deposit said TO Have Been Located
in Maryland.
Special 10 The Washington Hesll

SPECIAL % The Washington hefsid
Hagerstown. Md. April 1S.-What Is
claimed 20 be a rich dnd Of onyx IS re-
ported from South Mountain, near
Smithsburg. this county. and capital
lists are interested to the extent that
developments VIII be commenced at
once. The onyx is said to be OF the
finest quality. and the deposit about
twenty feet thick and one hundred or
more feet long. Samples of the stone
have been sent 10 the Smithsonian In
stitution, IA Washington. for inspection.
and have been pronounced Of fine quail
it,
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SpeCial 70 Tho washington Herald
Frederick Md. April fS.--At a spe-
eial meeting Of the board Of aldermen
last night, S a. Westenhaven. Of Mar
tinsbuTg, ". Va. was awarded the con-
tract for remodeling the City Opera
House, the contract price being s109e3
The Improvement is to be completed by
September next.
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Lumber Dealer props pend.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland Md, April IS-H A. Yer
ner. a lumber dealer Of Somerset, dropped
dead at Hyndman, fourteen miles north
west of Cumberland, yesterday, while
witnessing the destruction Of the plant
of the Juniata Lumber Company by fire
He was thirty years of age. Death was
attributed to heart failure. He is sur
vived by his wife and two children.
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HOBACK GETS PARDON.
Serving Twelve Months I'm JAN for
killing DR.. j. l.. Jett.

special % TIE Washingt1n Herald
Richmond, Va, April 1S.-Fred s. Ho-
back. OF FloVd County, who IS serving a
term OF twelve months in jail for shoot
ing and killing Dy. !. J.. Jet, while the
latter was on his way 20 visit a young
woman with whom both men were in
love. has been pardoned by the gov
CTuOr
The pardon is based on a petition
signed BY the Judge and jury and many
prominent citizens. It is also said by
the fail physician that H0back's health
IS poor. ard that further Incarceration
would endarger his life.
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MURDERER GOES INSANE.

Lunaey Commission to BE Asked
for Condemned Man.
Special to The Washington Herald.
Cumberland Nd. April Is.-Joseph
de francesca, condemned TO death for
the murder of a fellow-eountTynan
Antonio Dominica, with an ak. for the
money of the victim, near Elk Lick
mine. below Meyersdale, Is believed to
be insane
Il has been necessary to fasten the
man ia a strait~jaclSet. lie snaps and
snarls like a dog, and his eyes have the
glare of a wild beast The court ON
Gals are convinced that the man has
lost his reason. and a lunaey commits
sion Will be asked.
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Special TO The Washington Herald.
Rockville, Nd. April lS-Charles Bailey
Coleman and Mrs. Ella Horton. both OF
Mineral, Va. visited Rockville to-day
and were married by Rev. Thomas H.
Campbell pastor of the Baptist church.
The young man gave his age as twenty
one and that Of the bride as twenty-nine.
They were maccompanied and left for
Washington Immediately after the cere-
mOny.
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cowan confers wlth President.

S. Fl. Cowan. Of Texas. who was fire.
quently consulted by the President during
the Tailr0ad-Tate fight a year ago. called
al the White House yesterday 10 tell the
Executive about the operation Of the
stock-and-b0nd law Of 1898. under which
the railroads Of Texas were appraised in
1875.
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Largest asorning CIRCULATION

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation cir
culatiou In Washington larger By
thousands than was ever before at
tanned by any morning newspaper
,sSA.Le Capital Its books are open.
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ROBBERS LEAVE NOTHING.
Crack safe and Take Insurance Pa
pers with Them.

Nyack. n. Y, April ia wholesale
robbery took place at the post-oaice fn
Piermont early this morning. causing a
heavy loss and startling the village from
one end 20 the other David Doremus.
the postmaster. and family occupied
apartments over the post-office. and at
4 o'clock this morning they were awak-
ened by an explosion which shook the
building from top 70 bottom.
Postage stamps amounting 60 1900
were stolen. and about $500 in cash was
also carried of by the thieves. The
lease OF the building and the FIRE insur-
anee papers, all Of which had been kept
IN the safe, were taken away
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Bend Issue sold.
ial to The Washington Henld.

sTsci1l @ TIE washington Henlld
Fredericksburg. Va, April IS-Tlie S29,-
GOO bond issue voted by the citizens of
Madison district Of Orange County. was
sold yesterday to the Citizens National
Bank, OF Orange. for SIS. 167. The bond
issue was for road Improvement.
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BRYCE TO VISIT BATTLEFIELDS.
British Ambassador Plans Trip 40
spoftsylvania COHRty, Va.
sr.o-ial =. IN. N,.sl.ir-.or HID


Fredericksburg. va, April Sam
bassador Bryce and his secretary viii
be the guests Of Rev. II. r. Barber,
rector Of the Trinity Episcopal Church,
Of this city, Sunday and several days
next week.
Their visit is 10 view the different his
torical points and battlehelds IN SDottsyl-
vania County.
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CIRCUIT JDuFt NO 2
JFTuTIrE ANnFpQoE


Wylie Harker & Camp Company vs. Riley; iudg-
ment for plaintiff fer a,9l5.Ss. Plaintiffs attor-
ncys. G. NJ Brady and d. W Baker: defendant's
attorneys. Douglas & Douglas
Catholic University cf America vs. waggsman: on
trial. Plaintiffs attorneys, Hamilton. Colbert &
Hamilton; defendants attorneys. W F Maitingly.
j. J. Darlington and Arthur Peter.
Motions for to-day;
No. l. Scott vs.. HeueIl Attorneys. Roller &
Strasburger- Williamson & Williams.
No. p Union Trust Company vs. District Of Co
hmbia. Attorneys. George Z. Hamiiton-E. II.
Thomas
No. g. Smith vs.. Trilby. Attorneys, Gardiner &
HopoEell-Boyd Brown.
No. s. Hardy vs. Sergeant, Attorneys, j. 3.
Archer-W. c. BaldoTstcn
No. { Fuller IS. District OF Columbia. Attor-
ucys. L. S. Du7aH jr.E h. Thomas.
No. s. Warwick IS. Glernan. Attorneys. j. A.
RursaTiE l. Giles.
No. "a. Madison vs.. Murray. Attorneys, R. B.
Dickey and John Hidout-E. H. Kimbail
Ne Z. Hunt rs Msstcss Attorneys, Thomas f.
Hanlsu-E. r. Giles
Ne 2 sIcD0uo8gh vs. NooBan. Attorneys,
LocSie Fulton & Cox-Arthur Peter
Ne. g. Fauan VS.. District of Columbia. Alter
neys. J Darlington and W. L. sholes-E H.
Thomas and Il. Z. BiaiL
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PurcelI-HfckS.

Special to Tie Washington Herald.
Fredericksburg, Va. April 1S-Mrs.
Richard Hicks was married to Alex
ander Purcell last night. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. r. Aubrey Will
Jams. of the Baptist Church.
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United states VS. George w. CLARK, embezzlsment:
plea guilty sentence suspended. Attorney Campbell
Darlington
United States Edward Leon Thompson abor-
ton verdict gIty; motion Tor ueE triaI bail Fixed
at SoG. Attorneys. Leo Simmons aud Thomas g.
Taylor.
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Enuifv Suifs.

No. 20ll Annie T. Murphy rs. Josephine A.
Murphy ct al to sell real estate. Complainant
solicitor N. Stmsburger
No. ZolZ Thomas W. Smith vs.. George p. Hor-
ton, r.. Ct al; TO enforce mechanics iicBs COM
plsinaat's solicitor Charles Poe
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No. 1850. Henry Clay Campbell VS. William n
Saunders & Co; account. Sl0G. Plaintiffs sttor-
ney. W. f. lester
Ne. 1855. ,. Walter Fauan vs.. MARY s. Rsbe
Appleton cady. and Annie MoNally. damages 5000
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS, c. Darlington and l. William
son.
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ROANOKE THE WINNER.

Batteries: Richmond Cassidy and Hinton Da
Eille-Howard and O'Conner. Umpire-aIr. Tubey.
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~" z tEat y non HuFE tIub ~ the
score OF II TO 6.
Special to The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va, April 1S-Roanoke
began the season auspiciously here this
afternoon by winning from the cham
pion Lynehburgers in a well-played
and interesting game by II to C.
Both teams hit the ball fairly hard.
but the winners turned the trick at
more opportune times Score:
RH.E
Lynchburg ............2 02OOOo 2-6s 4
Roanoke ..,............ 0 XII 3
Batteries; observation-disclosures. Flowers, and Hen
ninser- Roanoke-F ernueille and Cote Umpire
Mr.. stanton.
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BISHOP WILSON CHOSEN.
Succeeds Late President of ocean
Grove Association.

Asbury Park, April ls.-Bishop Luther
b. Wilson, of Tennessee. has been invited
to I'LL the presidents chair of the Ocean
Grove Camp Meeting Association. made
vacant by the death in China recently Of
the late Bishop J. n. Fitzgerald.
The bishop. who IS now holding confer
.ence in New York State. forwarded his
acceptance.
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The Seventeen Virginia Regiment Chap
ter, United Daughters OF the COnfederacy,
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Mrs. George /. Simpson.
president; Mrs. William ogden, first vice
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Criminal osurt No. l.
Criminal Court No. 2

JLbIILE sIAFFUEU.
United States BingeT Hermann, violating sec
ton sos. r. s. l.. :. on trial Attorneys. A. S.
NoTthingt0u and II Prescott Gatley
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Elliott ~ New YORK Continental Jewell Filtration
Company: Jury respited. Plaintiffs attorneys
Tucker d kenyon p. D. Blackstone. and H. $
Huidekoper; defendants attorney, James H. Hay
den.
LandVUgt Paul; motion Tor trial filed
Plaintiffs attorneys Putnam s Poe; defendants at
toFneys A. A. Birney ard C. L. Fraiey
Motions ioF to-day.
No. l. Miller vs.. Potomac Laundry Company. At
t0Fpeys Prentiss & Williams-Mathor & HendleF.
Nc. p McDonough vs.. Noonan- Attorneys. Leckie
Fulton & Cox-Arthur Peter.
No, 3 Slater vs.. Taylor. Attorneys, L. a
Bailey-John Z. Taylor
No E. FlaheTty administrative. rs. Fiahsrty. At
torHeys. /. A. Bailey-W. g. johnson.
No g. Minnix IS. Fonda ct al. Attssneys. J. A.
Maedel-Hallam & Hallam.
No g. AIcFarlane vs.. Bond Attorneys c. T.
Emig-B. +. Leighton.
No Z. South Bend NH and Lumber Company
IS Riley Attorneys, Berry 4 Anor-Dougass 4
Douglass.
No g Bartlett rs. PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Com.
pany ct al. Attorneys, W. Il. Il. Hart-McKenney
d Fsnney.
No. g Hart rs Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Ct al Attorneys ". Z. 4. Hart-1eKenney a
ElaaHey
No. TO- Marshall Company Us. Mercer ct al. At
torneys. S. C. peelle-F. b. Rhodes.
No. II. Willard IS. Bulhnger. Attorneys, Sullt
van & Neurnazer-E I. tiles
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NORFOLK GETS FIRST GAME.
Portsmouth Teams Errors and Poor
batting Cause Defeat.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va, April 1S.-Before a record
crowd the home team took the first game
OF the league season here to-day from
Portsmouth by 5 10 .. Wild pitches by
Matney and timely hits. coupled with
errors by the visitors, were responsible
for Norfolk's victory. Score:
RHE
Norfolk. -..,.............0 O 0o604 0-5 2
Portsmouth. ........ @ / q a o q a a . : +
Batteries Norfolk Loose and Burns; Portsmouth.
Matney. Cummings. and Evans