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WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
comer Of Prlnee and RoraI Street.

N9iiiet vi ilii1p "i1 Aso9 "a oNteLa-
Alexandria. Va, Jan lS.-John Welch,
twenty-seven years old, a machinist's
helper, and ?. Whalper. fifty years old,
machinist, who came here recently
from Pennsylvania. were crushed be-
tween an engine and a wall at the South
ern Railway roundhouse, South Henry
street. about o'clock tonight. Both
were badly injured. Welch perhaps IA
tally
The men We're taken to the Alexandria
Hospital where they received surgical
attention from Dr. William NJ. Smith.
local surgeon Of the Southern Railway
Company At a late hour it was stated
that Whalper's recovery was expected.
Weieh's condition was stated to be criti-
cal
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Momen Instam omcerr-

The following officers have been INSTALL
ed by Kenefiek Council, No. 190, Catholic
Woman's Benevolent Legion; Mrs. James
Roche. president; Mrs. james McCuen,
vice president; Mrs. William H. Breen,
chancellor. Mrs. r. J. Fannon. treasurer:
Mrs Minnie Chalk. collector: Mrs NJ
Bowers, orator, Airs. A. A. Lucas. jr.
marshal; Miss Minnie Baker. guard; Mrs.
n Stoutenburgh, Mrs. Agnes Nugent. and
Miss Iarie Fannon, trustees.
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Richmond omeer Af.er Ross.

Special 20 Tho Washington Herald
Richmond, Va. Jan. 1S.-Capt. Tomlin-
son. Of the local detective force, viii leave
for Baltimore this evening to get Walter
Clayton. alias Walter Ross. who was
captured in Baltimore yesterday The
charge against Clayton is unknown, and
both Capt Tomlinson and Chief Werner
declined TO make il known until the man
is returned here
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NoNSECTARIAN.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pyt1ian Temple 1912
9th FL nv 3lr. J. ". Nigh viii speak al Il Is
GA science and Spirtuaiism. All welcome
seats free
GOSPEL MISSION. l233 Ia. ave. Evangelist Bate
msn, man e great power with tsod and lore
Cor souls wilI speak tonight and every night untl
Monday Jan. . All welcome. Goud music
isl9 .
SERVICES IT CENTRAL UNION MISSION
SUNDAY January . Morning service. 9-l5 a. H.
Afternoon service. ; p. ID. Evening service : 50
p. m Hon. George d. McCrcary. Ren. IL Con
gress from Pa viii deliver an address at the
evening service. All are welcome
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FIned for seIIinr Cocnine.

Noah Green, colored. was fined 800 for
selling cocaine without "a license by Jus
tice Cation this afternoon. It was testi-
ned that he had sold the drug on two
occasions. Green was arrested by Officer
Arlington on complaint of a colored man
named James Bell, who exhibited IA pack
age said TO contain cocaine, which be
claimed TO have purchased from Green
For disOTderly conduct al the station
house in connection with the fling Of the
complaint Bell was fined s. by Justice
Cation
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SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN.

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN SOUTHERN As
SEAfBLY) car. 81 aad / sts. A. II a. m.
installation o. Res. James II. Taylor as pastor.
sermon b. Dr. V. Taliafeuo Thompson. charge %
pastor by Rer. II. WaddeI Pratt charge i0 peO-
Ihe bv Dr. a. " Pitzer Sermon by pastor al
90 2. H. Sundsy school. 80 a. NJ \. =. 5, at
Go D. "a. MidWeek services Thursday. : 90 D. N.
SCI frea Al H-airnrra
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Circuit Court No. 2.

JDollNE ANDEhnpN.
Kane vs. Define: Judgment on verdict for plaintiff
for $3.50. Plaintiffs attorneys. David RothschlId
and Edmund Burke; defendants attorneys. r. Ross
Perry & Son
Green Us. McIntire; demurrer 20 declaration over
ruled with ten DAYS TO plead. Plaintiffs attorney
John Iidout: defendants attorneys. Tucker d Ken
you.
Carlzi vs.. Talbot; dismissed at plaintiffs cost
Defendaut's attorneys. Jesse H. Wilson. r and
T. T. Pratt.
Snow vs. Parker and BaCger vs.. Parker: orders for
publication. Plaintiffs attorney James Edgar
smith
Duunisan Us. Ahem: Judgment by confession
Plaintiff attorney. Goorge G. German.
Chicsg3 Flexible Shaft Company vs.. Hailman
plaintiff ordered to furnish security for costs in
fifteen DAYS. Plaintiffs attorneys. Branden6urg 4
Brandenbwg; defendants attorney. +. 5. Key
Smith.
Griffith rs. Metropolitan Life InaIranc, Company.
leave 20 withdraw replication and 10 plead within
ten DAYS Plaintiffs attorneys, Jesse H. Wilson r
and T. Z. Pratt; defendants attorneys, Beuy *
Minor.
Assignments for Monday January 81 1907:
No. s. Cross rs. Javins Attorneys. ". L. Les
teri. r. Scaggs and Thompson & Laskey.
No. q Totten r. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys. Thompson q Laskey-Hamil-
ton. Colbert & Hamilton.
No 6. Ransom rs. Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. +. W. Hsekett-R. r. Perry * Son and
g. T. Dunlop.
No. p Totten vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company. Attorneys. Thompson & Laskey-Ham-
nton. Colbert & Hamilton.
No. 49, Taylor vs.. Washington and Rockville
Railway Company. Attorneys. A. Y. Bradley-J. j.
Darlington.
No. l3L Richards IS. ZurhOrst. Attorneys " g
PrentisS-Hamilton. Colbert d Hamilton.
No. s. Wylie, Harker & Camp Company rs.
Riley Attorneys. G.. NJ. Brady-D01glass x DOux
lass
No. ~ Lukei vs.. Washington Loan and Trust
Company. Attorneys. DOuglass d Douglass. J.
Darlington.
No l5s- Nears Jones. Attorneys c. L. Frailey
Arthur Peter.
No lA Grady Is. Washington Gaslight Com
pany. Attorneys. Douglass & DougiaSs-k. Ross
Perry x Son and AlckeHneJ & Flannery.
No 10 Warwick IS. Gleanan. Attorneys. j. A.
BuTk9Tt-E. l. Giles
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 10th and Corcoran sts. NV. The
Res. Frank SewaH. y. D. pastor. VIII preach st
il A. n. The God We Know Sunday school.
j is. Eyening service and lecture. 30 p. n.
third III course in The Present Religious Crisis.
The REV. THOMAS A. KING. Of Cleveland.
Ohio. Uiu consider The Deity Of Jesus Shown
in His Power over the Psychic World. Raising
the Dead. Casting out Devils" &c. All are IN
yited.
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NEW HOSPITAL FINISHED.
Group Of Buildings at the Naval
Academy Costs $4,000

Academy Costs $3.50, 900.
Special to The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd. Jan. 1S.-The General
Supply and Construction Company. OF
New York. has completed the erection
OF the new Naval Hospital for the
Naval Academy The hospital. with its
group of buildings. is located on the
government farm, overlooking the Sew
ern River, and its cost was approxi-
mately $3.50, 900
The construction work on the three
colonnade-connected wards, the admin
istration building, and the power plant
has been finished. and the five struc-
lures are now ready to be turned over
to the government. Some grading and
gardening work yet remains to be fin
ishcd. but this will be done within the
next month, If the weather permits. The
original plan was for a group of ten.
instead OF five buildings but the appro-
prlation necessitated a reduction
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coz. swnnson to speaI,.

SPECIAL % The washington Huald.
Richmond Va, Jan. 1&-Gov Swanson
left this afternoon for Roanoke, where
tomorrow he is TO make an address be
fore the Confederate Veterans Of the
Magic City. In that city the veterans
have made elaborate preparations for the
celebration Of the centennial Of Gen Lees
birthday.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor 18th and L sts
Uhsces q. b. Pierce. minister. 9-f5 a. m. sun
day school ard Class for THE Comparative Study
# Religion. 70 a. "a Unity Study Class II a.
n. morning service. sermon by the minister :
D. H.. Young Peoples Religious Union. s B.. n.
evening service Last in course Of sermons on
some NeW Savings Of Jesus" All seats free al
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-ATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

SUNDAY SERVICES AT EAUsCHER'S lE2
Carr- ave- 81 4 u m address ty Dr. Edward
Everett Hall Daily noon meeting and MONDAYS
az 80 T. n. at Loan and Trust Building. and
sth sfs. Public invited
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Scientist. 18th
and x SIS. NV. Services SUNDAY. u a. n. and
D. IN. subject Truth Sunday school, y
a. m WEDNESDAY. s p. m. Public cordially in
yiieI. All seats free. Free reading rooms IN the
Traders Naticnai Rank Building 10Th St and
Pa ave NV
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FLOODS IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Heavy Losses Reported in "A Number
OF Towns.

Cumberland, Md. Jan. N-EIkins.
Davis, BuckhannOn. Grafton. Rowles-
burg, and Weston, ". Va, all report sec
tions under water and great loss as the
result Of four days incessant rain. Water
invaded the lighting plant at Davis. At
Buckhannon 1t moved many houses. while
some small ones were carried away. The
tannery was flooded. a number of streets
in Elkins and Grafton are under water.
The Cheat River is n torrent at Rowles-
burg, where the damage is severe.
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sEVExTH-DAY ADVENTIsTs.

'-THE SIN THAT CANNOT BE FORGIVEN,
and Hou Committed vill he the theme Of Evan
gelist X G.. Russell. az the Adventist Church.
18th 81. nv. inst above NJ. SUNDAY, Jan %. AZ
Z % b. m Al invited 10 attend.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SOUTH. cor 10th aud sts- sw- Rev. J. q.
Hawk pastor. Preaching i @. m by the pas
tor and al 30 p. n hy DT. Prank L. Day, Of
George Washington Uniyersity. Installation Of
lcsgre officers al G 90 u. - by Dr.. Day.
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Criminal Court No. ?.


Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Hicks rs. Dempsey }. s. Eashy-srnith allowed to
withdraw as counsel for defendant
Hertzbcrg vs. Chambers: dismissal set aside and
restored to calendar. Plaintiffs attorney. Il. II.
HOllandsr.
Patterson Us. Gros; hearing on motion continued
to January .. Plaintiffs attorneys, Bandenburg
& Brandenburg: defendants attorney, T. j. Msckey.
Bowen vs. Williams; motion fer new trial over
uiled and Judgment verdict; appeal; supersedeas
bond $500 cost. S00. Plaintiffs attorneys. Bowen
& Handy; defendants attorney, 6. r. Wilson
Coage vs.. Freedman's Transportation Company
continued. Plaintiffs attorney. g. +. Collins de-
tendaits attorney. Z. l. Gies
In re estate # Charles L. Morgan; motion for
new trial submitted. CaYeators attorneys, H. f.
Davis and J. k 81. Norton; cayeatee's attorneys
Wilson & Barksdale and Hamilton. Cobcrt d liam
ilton.
Lambert vs. District of Columbia ct al motion
for new triai IN behalf Of Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company hled. Plaintiffs attorney J. :
Easby-smith: defendants attorney. &. /. Frailey.
United States -. James Carroll. housebreaking
and larceny; plea, not guilty. Attorney e. Car
riugton.
United States vs. Jesse E. Bruden violating sec.
tiou 1851 r. s. L. s plea. not guilty. Attorney
". Z. Poulton
ai;e3 5t.tes ,s Eug le T. DaIlmls. zzle.
rnent; plea not guilty. with leave 10 withdraw
Hallam.
United States Vs. Max von schrader. embezzle-
ment and larceny from United States piles not
guilty. Attorney, f. +. Pratt
United States vs.. Hugh NJ Burke, embezzlement
plea not guilty Attorney, ". J. Lambert.
United Stntes IS. Clarence W. Hook. assault with
dangerous weapon; plea. not guilty. Attorney. J.
Louis Smith.
United States Frederick smith. housebreaking
plea not guilty Attomey. W. q. Chase.
Assignments for Monday, January p. 1907
United States fs. Maurice Higbee-
United states IS. George Reed
United States vs.. Max von Schrades.
Civil cases:
No q Stewart rs Jenkins. Attorneys Leo
Simmons-Eugene A. Jones.
No. a. Knott vs. Kelly Attorneys. Leo sim
mous-Ergene a. Jones.
Ao. s. Forsyth Fers0n. Attorneys. STUART
MeNamara-S Z. Hayden and H. L. Franc.
No. g. Don0hue Hcald. Attorneys ". h.
Amhross-B. T. Leighton.
No. g. Mcdonald ". Webb. Attorney W s.
Abtrt.
No. 80 Nicolai vs. Ross. Attorneys. Leckie. Ful-
ton * Cox
40. T. Scott ,s. slringrnsn. Attorneys. 81 W
Frishy-D. O'C. Callagilau
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bankruptcy Court.

IHIEF IIoIILE NLAbAtNH-
In ne solomon Cam, argued and submitted.
III 1e William Brown adjudication and reference
20 " NJ Hlllam. referee
In re- snitzer ard Ia Pone. adjudication and flf-
ereuce % ~ II. HaIlam, referee.
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District Court.

In Dc grade claims commission; order 10 summon
jury and pay commissioners. Attorney A. Left
Eicl Sinclair.
II Fe opening of alley IN block l0 Mount Pleasant
bIry accepted and directed 90 view land.
IN Ic alley IN block Q Columbia Heights; verdict
q jgry fled.
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METHODIsT EPISCOPAL.

HAAfLINE NJ 2. CHURCH 9Th and 2 sts Nv.
sermon. The Inner call" GO. Epworth Lesgue.
q. .erm-n -Hea-ed ~ L.a.-.- 81 H.-c-na.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

MOUNT PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH. Columbia road and llth 81. The pas
tor. Rev. n. Ross Fishbmn. viii preach Al II aad
7i5. subjects. a. m. "Resistance" =" D. m. School
Days" go A. m-. sunday school. 3 p. m.
Junior EEdeavoF. $50 D. m. Senior Endeavor.
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EYANGELICAL CHRIsTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Scottish Rite Hall. I5T q 81 Nv Serv-
ices i a. ~ and 80 p. n Morning lecture by
Bishou Oliver &. Sabin uiI be u the regular
series q lectures. teaching how U heal the sick
through divine methods. Qviz meeting SUNDAY
night az 80. Testimonial meeting wednesday
evening al 60 Seats free All invited.
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ENGINE CRUSHES MEN
John Welch and 2. WhalpeP
Hurt in Alexandria.
OBSERVE LEES CENTENNIAL

In Accordance with Gov. SwansOn's
Proclamation, This Is n General
Holiday in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to BE
Held in schools and Church and
at Night Veterans to Banquet.
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militin on Good FinnncInI Rnsl,-

sgecia7 90 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd, Jan. 1S.-The annual re-
port Of Adjt Gen. Rigs. submitted 10
iov Warieid to-day, shows the Mary
land State militia 10 be on good fnan-
C:al basis.
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FouItv SHIFTS

No Esl9 ". z. Mattress. sdminiStrat7r. vs. R0-
tary Machine Company Ct al far receiver Com
planaut's solicitors. Mcneil & Mcneil
So. 26s0. In Frederick Augustus Miller peti-
uon % change name. Compaiuauts solicitor. r.
" Hackett.
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Fankruntey retLlon.
Law Sufts.

$780, So In ro WiHm m Brown -lI2 >.reuth
street northwest voluntary. assets $50 liabilities.
s. 81 Ati1ucy Leon T0briuer,
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

THE LAW OF CHANGE" SUBJECT OF AD-
dress by Nr. George y Brown Prelude by AIr.
" Il. Bur al D.. m lytHau Temple. 1912 sth
- NV Free seats snd free discussion.
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ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH: The Fathers Of
the Apostolic Mission House VIII give mission 70
Catholics and non-Cstholics IN this church. The
opening date Of the mission has not yet been an
nounced. Tomorrow VIII b. Communion Sunday
for the members of the Sodaiity Of the Blessed
Virgin. Meeting Of Sodality Thursday evening. s
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CHRISTIAN.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 9Th and d SIS ne. Services
every Sunday az Il a. m. and - =. m Past0rs
George 4. Miller. Sunday school go a. n
VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH. Service with
sermon. by p. d. Power, T. The Fundamental
Fact Of Holy Scripture -" Z %. The City q the
Crescent illustrated SUNDAY school. go. Chriss
TIN EnlslInr 6 81 Nnme.
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SHRINE OF THE SACRED HEART: To-mor-
rcw vin be Communion Sunday for junior mem
bCrs Cf the League q the Sacred Heart. Meeting
and recitation of ofice. O'Clock Address by Rev
J. J. McGee The choir boys were delightfully."- en-
tertaned at supper on Thursday evening by Rev
E.tl-.r. No. md E-Ll--rnL-a
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act Of july 2 1898 plea guilty. sentenced to work
house for four months
Assignments for Monday. January p, 1907:
United States IS. Alcysius Brown.
United States Ys. Henry Colbert
United States ys Humphrey Mills
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UNIVERsALIsT.

CHURCH or OUR FATHER 18th AID SIS.
MS. Eev. John Van Schaick jr-, pastor II.
q. m- morning service. D. m. vesDer service.
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evening 80 0CioCk and solemn Beueiiction of the
BLESSED Sacrament the choir rendering a beautiful
musical programme. Rev Father Noon, Cf the
Dominican CriCr VIII deliver the ssmcn- Imme-
distcly after the service Rev Charles NJ Bart and
Rev Father Egan viii hold reception IN the
rtCtoTr. All members 81 the Societies ot the HoJ
Name are cordially invited Tomorrow VIII b5
Communion Sunday for the SodalIry T the Chill
dren of MsTy. Rev. Father Bart wiI celebrate high
- u. -
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ouitcIain Deeds.

Squares 100 and el7-H. f. Gardner to Annie r.
Gsriner. let l5. square I99. and lot q. sIuar.
a7, 81
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PEIES CTRED IN 9 "a "a nAYs-

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed 10 cure anv case
Of ltching' Blind, bleeding, Protruding Piles In
to II days CT money refunded. Sc
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High mass tomorrow. g O'Clock; vespers and Bene
diCtion 4 the Blessed Sacrament, 3.3) =. m. The
chanting in pure GreE,Tian by the students Of
the Monastery is az all times q veTy solemn and
attractive feature Of these services Tuesday mass
az . O'Clock devotions In homer Of ST Anthony and
Benedicti0u-
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Presented with Jewel.

Right W0rshipful James +. Alexander.
of Andrew jackson Lodge OF AIasons. was
presented at the regular communica ton
of the lodge last evening with a hand
some past masters Jewel i'm token of an
probation on the part Of the members of
the craft for the interest Mr.. Alexander
has for years manifested in Masonry.
The presentation was made by Right
Worshipful +. Z. Downham. and Mr..
Alexander made q fitting response.
Mrs Carrie Nation delivered an address
this evening in Lannon's Opera House.
Arrangements were made for her to de-
liver an address TO men only in the opera
mouse Sunday afternoon at 2.30 O'Clock
Mrs. Elizabeth Kayan died this evening
at her home. 415 Cameron street. She was
dfty years of age. The arrangements for
the funeral viii be made later.
PTivates Jesse Williamson and Archie
L!sley. of the Forty-seventh Coast ArtiI-
iery, L. 5. A, at Fort Hunt. were ar
rested here to-day by Lieut. Smith and
Officer Roberts on the charge Of having
overstayed their leaves Of absence from
the fort Later they were turned over
70 Sergt Henry Kay, who conducted them
to the post
The basketball team of the Alexandria
Athletic Association viii go to Baltimore
tomorrow evening 10 play the strong
Belyidere team of that city. Several
friends of the local team VIII accompany
IT, The departure from Washington will
be made at Z o'clock
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Equity Court No. 1.


Fraser rs. Fraser; sale confirmed Conveyance or
dered. and reference 10 auditor Complaiuaats So
licitor. b f. Leighton; defendants solicitors. Mack
all K AIacdcl.
Sutton vs.. WagHman; reference 20 auditor. Com
plsinauts solicitors Hamilton. Colbert & Hamilton
defendants solicitor. Irving Williamson
Smith Smith: proof ordered taken before NJ
NJ Murray. examiner. Complainants solicitor z.
II. AIcNsale: defendant solicitor Fountain Peyton
lane @s. Lane. ur discharged Complainant S
solicitor. w. d. Campbell.
Duckett vs.. Hudson; leave 20 fle supplemental bin
granted Complainant solicitors Duckett Stanley
BTiscoe; defendants solicitors. I. &. Williamson
and C. T. Emig
Dulany vs. Morse; H. y. Du!any ard =. p. Msrse
appointed receivers. bond. Sl2o10 each Complain
ant solicitors Maddox 6 Gatley, defendants 81
hCitUr. John SClden.
Meriiiat IS Hooker; time 10 take proof limited
Compliments solicitors MeriIat * Richardson ,
defendants solicitors. II. r, Moulton, Malcolm
Hufty. Lester & Price. aud Barnard & johnson
Crusimano vs Culsimau0 proof ordered taken BE-
fore 7. II. Fituam. exsmiucs Ccrsplaiuaut's soici
Tor. &. Cauington; defendants solicitor. $. q
Peelle.
Noran Is. Benaben. Tro coufesso granted. Com
plainarts solicitor. l.. A. Newman.
Northwest Eckington improvement Company "
Campbcl; decree pursuant 90 mardatc- Complain
ants solicitors. Ralstu Siddaus. defendants So
lcitor. John IHdouJ.
No assignment for Monday. JanuaTy q. 1897.
Equity Court No. =.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Assignments fer Monday January o. 1907;
No. I5l PitzT IS District of Columbia. At;or
news Hallam & Hallsm-E. H. Thomas.
No l56 McSween Eureka Daiy Company.
Attorneys Cuttings & ChambeTiin and Irving VIII
iams8n-IIcktr x Kenyon
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MRS. ADELIRE nuvAL MACK

VIII receive pupils in VOICE CULTURE and
DRAMATIC AKT after January l5 at her studio,
800 18th st Nv
win also have meeting Ct DRAMATIC CLUE
weekly, iaIJtf
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-13
Southern Fisbins.

Not the least of the charms in con- Inection with fishing in the extreme south is the wondrous beauty of scenes both novel and interesting. The stately palmetto and sturdy live-oak, the graceful cypress and fragrant bay-tree of the interior are objects of perennial delight, while the mangrove, cocoa palm, baycedar and cocoa palm of the keys and adjacent shores are no less pleasing.
 In addition to the wealth and varied character of the vegetable kingdom are the strange and curious forms of anil mated nature: The egrets and herons of the shores, the gannets and cormor- ants of the bays, the man-o'-war hawks and the pelicans of the keys, the gulls and kittiwakes of the blue waters, the cages and vultures of the interior, with their varied fights-dartlng skimming, whirling or sailing, in the water and In the air, make picture not soon for gotten And when is added the sunny skies, the balmy air and fragrant breezes, the glistening shoress the salt sea and spray and the singing surf, one must admit that the term "The An gier's Paradise is not altogether un- warranted.
 The anguer can hardly go amiss along the coast of the Gulf of Mexico or the east coast of Florida for his fa- vorite sport. He will be sure to find some species of the flnny tribe along this extensive coast line of nearly two thousand miles. And the true angler he who loves the sport for its own sake, can be satisfied so long as his tackle is commensurate with his quarry With his stout tools and tackle he enjoys the phenomenal leaps of the tarpon or the leviathan struggles of the jewish. With delicate split bamboo wand, silk en line, gossamer leader and fairy flies, he enjoys equally well, perhaps more, the wary bream or crappie of the fresh waters. Better still, with suitable tackle, the black bass will yield him sport galore. Recreation for May
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-13
BOROUGH FIGHT. NEW TICKET APPEARS
Trouble Arises at Eleventh Hour in Fair Haven East
 Election.

At the eleventh hour signs of a con test at the borough election in Fair Haven East to-day have developed and from active canvassing made yester- day, there is likely to De some excite ment at the polls during the day. A caucus was held and a regular ticket nominated some days ago with which some of the citizens were not entirely satisfied, so they gathered and have placed in the field a second ticket.
 Partisans of the first ticket say that they only learned of the opposition yes terlay when vigorous canvass was made for the opposition ticket. The second ticket is identical with the first except that for warden George K. Clark is offered against Asa L. Cham berlain, the present incumbent, and for burgesses there are three names chang ed, George B. Lancraft, Harry Leigh and J. J, Horan being substituted for G. Clifford Foote, Willet A. fleming way and Edward H. Farren respec- lively.
 It is claimed that the cause of the opposition is primarily the leaving off of the name of Harry Leigh from the list of burgesses at the caucus. The polls will be open from a. m. to p. m, to- day at the engine house in East Grand avenue.
 A statement by parties interested in the election was made last evening that both MT. Lancraft and MT. Bradley had expressed surprise when told that their names were on the opposition ticket.