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BASEBALLNOTES.

The Boston Nationals have been ordered
TO report on March 10 TO begin the trip
10 ThOmasviue, Ga.
Chick Stam has never played major
league bail in any town but Boston. First
he was with the Nationals, and now he
is manager of the Americans
Billy HaIlman. the old Philadelphia
player. is making hit as Ebb Utter in
Volunteer Orgauist' company Hall
man formerly played in vaudeville.
Jimmy Jackson. who started OF so well
with Cleveland last season. found the
going in the American League a little
too fast. He viii be with Columbus next
season.
Tip" O'NeiH former Washington
player. who did utility duty for the
White S0X last year, is booked for Mil
waukee. O'Neill was one Of the best
sprinters in the American League.
The Boston management will probably
turn over Ralph Glaze. the former Dart
mouth football and baseball star. to To-
ledo, as he needs seasoning with the
minors.
Ned Hanlon believes that he has picked
up a live one in Lefty Davis. who was
with the New York Americans in 1901
Afsit II maui AtltC Il ttNDIu as a nara
hitter in the American Association last
year
Jiggs Donahue, whose grand fielding
was one of the features of the worlds
series, has been signed again by the
White Sox at an increased salary Jiggs
is one of the best fielding first basemen
i'm the business.
Baseball is not forgotten even on zero
Christmas Day. One woman in Column
bus presented her husband a season base
ball pass for a Christmas gift This is
perhaps the oldest gift that has been
made in connection with the national
game for yeaTs.-EXChange
Jake Beckley has some ready money
that he wants to invest in n baseball
team. Together with Charley Nichols ne
is dickering to get a controlling interest
in the St Joseph CIFesteTn League) club.
Jake is on the reserve list Of the St
Louis Cardinals. but that does not pre-
vent him from becoming an owner as it
is likely that the veteran will be dropped
by Manager McCIoskey after the spring
training trip.
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DURAY IN FLORIDA RACES
Speed of the FTenchman's Car Is
Practically Unknown.
Racing Machine II Said to Be Too
Fast for the Vanderbilt
Cup Course.

New York. Jan added interest viii
be taken in the annual meet on the Or
mond-Daytona Beach, starting January
T.. when it becomes generally known that
Arthur Duray, the great French driver.
viii De present with his immense 130-IS9
horsepower car, which won the Arden
mes Circuit race. and finished third in the
Vanderbilt Cup race.
This car is now on the way on board
the Bretdgue. having been driven over
the road from Lineville 70 Paris. and
then % Havre. a distance Of COO miles.
The car VIII be seen at the New York
show al the De Dietrich exhibit. and viii
be shipped 20 Florida by express
At the time OF the Vanderbilt Cup race
Duray asserted he had moro speed than
the road would stand. and in the race IL
self could not let the car out on account
OF the crowd on the tide-rollcd beach
the huge car viii be sent its limit At
no time since its construction has its
fun speed been determined, and what IL
may do in Florida is mere guesswork.
Five miles in two minutes may be made.
and the one hundred miles in the hour is
not improbable. This very car holds the
worlds record for a road race, as the
Ardeunes circuit Of four hundred miles.
August last. was made at an average Of
5lla miles IN hour.
The great cars already listed for the
meet win have a contest for every inch
of the distance when they meet the De
Dietrich. There is every indication that
at least five, and probably seven, cars,
all of speed Of better than two miles a
minute, VIII meet iu competition. Last
year but two cars OF the bunch were
capable OF that speed, and for This Tea-
son motor enthusiasts believe the meet
OF 1907 will go down in history as the
greatest annihilat0r Of Old Father Time
ever known.
OF Duray. as q driver. America knows
naught but good. for his work in the
Vanderbilt Cup race was Of the highest
order. II has just been learned that Du-
ray made the run Of six hundred miles
to HayTe without a stop. and attained
speed of 115 miles an hour for twelve
miles on the road east Of Lansing Walter
g Allen. president Of the De Dietrich
company. has been asked 10 drive the car
at Crmond. but viii defer 10 Duray.
within whose grasp lies the l05-mile
record
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Probate Court.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABATGH.


In re Marie c. 3. DauaheT. petition 70 appoint
guardian filed Attorney. f II Thomas
Estate Of sophia J. Shoemaker. letters Of al.
miHistrAtiun granted 70 Samuel J. Shoemaker and
Anna r. Shoemaker; bond, $50. Attorney. W. Z.
Edmouston.
Estate Of Anna H Stewart: sale finally ratified
Attcney. L. II. David.
Estate Of Cornelius H Nsughtou; letters Of sd-
ministTation d b n granted to H Winship Wheat
ley, bond. S200O Attorney. N J. keane.
Estate # Henry Z. Trip; letters Of administra-
ton granted % Clara n. Trip: bond s. 600. Plain
tits attorney. George c. Gertman-
Estate Of Thomas r Harrison; viii admitted TO
probate and letters testamentary granted to Jose
phiue A. Harrison: bond s.. so. Attorneys, Berry
& Minor.
Estate Of Caroline E. Clarke; letters Of admin
istrstion granted % Eva J. Clarke: bond 500 At
tCrney. George c. Aukam-
Estate Of Jennie De Witt Talmase; viii admit
ted to probate and letters testamentsry granted 70
Ernest H. PillsbuTy; bond, $4,000 Attorney, John
b. Lsrner.
Trust Company appointed collector. Attorney John
B. Lsrner.
Estate Of James W. RatciHe; rile to show cause
issued. Attorney. r. 5. Hume
In re Marie CO. Danaher order appointing
Johanna Danaher guardian; bond, 500. Attorney,
T. Il. Thomas
Estate Of Theodore ingalls, King; letters Of ad-
ministration granted 70 Cora H. King bond 81 800
Attorneys. Barnard & johnson.
Estate Of Commodore Perry Brown: viii dated
August Il. 1883. fled.
Estate Of Otto Schilling: viii dated September !.
1905, fled.
Estate Of Allan F. Huffman; viii dated March
u. 1900. filed.
In re George /. Gheen: order appointing Perciyal
N. Brown guardian; bond. $1,000. Attorney, T. NJ.
Brown
In Walter Z. Wilcox ct al order to dispose
Of infants interest. Attorneys. Ralston & Sidd0ns.
Estate Of Elizabeth alderman; viii dated May
s. 1905 fled
Estate Of John F. Stewart; viii dated November
O. 1905. filed.
Estate of Patrick Garner; order overriding motion
Of caveatOrs TO extend time 20 settle bill Of excep-
lions and file transcript appeal. CaveatOrs at
torney, T. J. 3ackay; CavCatees attorney. w. MoSby
Williams.
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ACCIDENTS AT OAKLAND.
Jockey Williams Receives Bad Fall
from CRlmar.

San Francisco, Jan. 3.-There was a
chapter Of accidents at Emeryville this
afternoon. Calmar threw Jockey VII
liams in the first race. injuring his arm
so that the colored boy may not ride for
Wheeler fell with Jockey Rettig, while
Golden Rule was left at the post
Galvestonian, Triumphant, and Hooli-
gan were the winning favorites. There
was a wild plunge on Baker in the fifth
at even money, but Graphite easily beat
him. Monte Lucille, the favorite in the
last, made a poor showing. EscamadO
easily beat TocOlaw for the big end Of
the purse.
Lucky" Baldwin, the veteran turfman,
was a spectator. He says the Arcadia
track will surely be built. A match race
is on the taps between Shot Gun and
Cruzados. at five and half furlongs.
IOgistilla, DR.. Lego, and Nealon have
been entered in the Brooklyn and Subur-
ban handicaps Proper has been nOmi-
mated for the Suburban only. The sum-
maries,
FIRST RACE-FHe furlongs. St. Elmwood ~
lKnappl, 70 20 I. won: f. Nugent, 100 tHOrnerl,
even. second; Aftermath, 100 Brown. 10 J.,
Kokomo Karolyi Burning Bush, joyful, and Lure
o'Gold also ran. Calmar threw rider.
SECOND RACE-Fiye and one-haf furlongs
Galvestonian III lGrahaml, 20 s. won; KorOsilany.
fO7 Nliler) 9 70 l. second; Ella True. third Time
I'll Coco Duke Of Orleans Dave Weber. Tetraz-
zini and Meuden also ran.
THIRD RACE-SU furlongs- Triumphant 81 CIV
Miller. : to > wen. Roscoe 100 lMcBrdeD. TO J.
second: The Reprobate, los (Hunter'. 70 l. third
Time lI5 10 SaCredus. N0Isey. POtenCia. and Ed
lilhsirn also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles.
Hooligau l07 (Hornerl, TO 2, won; The Only Way
lOe Hmterl 70 J. second; sir Carte, lO7 GIiIerl
5 10 J. third. Time, j 81 35. Leila Hi, Rotrou
t'riei Royal Red. jim PendeTgast EigOrusO HIP
lOuax and Canejo also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Graphite I07 C Mil
lerl, go . won; F. Baker, lis ~. Miller, even
second Prestige, los Hunter, 10 l. third. Time
1885 Cloche dor. Ray Michael Muvaney. and
Rev Dare also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Futurity course. Escam2dO 100
CN Miller. Il To ). Won, TOcolaW IL lhuapp} y
u D. second; Fl Prmero, lo7 Il. Williams, % to J.
third Time I:l3 3-5. Instructor. Monte Lucille and
Nee Lass also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-04

RETURNS WITHOUT GAME.
Chicago Fails to Close with Either
Pennsylvania or Yale.

Chicago, Jan. 3.-No arrangements for a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES football game i'm
Philadelphia on November Is have been
made, according TO Director A. A. Stagg.
Of the University Of Chicago. who re-
turned yesterday afternoon from his two
weeks trip in the East.
Il do not know how the reports origi-
mated said Coach Stage, but as mat
ter Of fact the game was not discussed
while in the East. and neither was a Yale
game There have been developments In
regard to the Penn game since received
the letter asking for such a game, and
nothing can be done until We know some
thing definite about the length of the
season and the attitude of the university
authorities"
Mr.. Stage announced that the new foot
ball rules committee viii hold its first
meeting the latter part of January in New
York. He does not look for any material
changes in the rules, but has a few minor
changes which he viii propose himself
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DR.. LOGAN TAKES CHASE.
Wins the Opening Event at Ascot
Park at II to I.

Los Angeles. Jan. 3.-Dr. Logan, at
II to ]. won the steeplechase at Ascot
Park Ampedo, an outsider at 80 to /,
made a strong bid for the second race
and finished second.
FIRST RACE-Hsndicap; s5eeplechase short
course. Dr Logan. AS lkohleTi, II 70 J. won
Thaddeus. l5S Mcbride to J. second, Satchel l52
NNarrgul To- j. third. Time, 1854. William Par
rish. Mas s.. and NIistIctoe also ran.
SECOND RACE-Sx furl0ngs. purse. Arimo, ITO
CBullmaul @ a. u, Won Ampedo, 10 lB0landl- u
20 J. second; Lord Stauhope. 40 lFIunl. 10 l.
third Time llra. Seethus Col. Jack. May l..
SmalUa IT, Miss Simy1a, and Navarro also ran.
THIRD RACE-Futurity course; selling. la
Gloria % g'rest0nl i 20 5, won; Escalante lJ
lHauisl, II 70 TO- second; Right and True, lN tAic-
Daniel. TO l. third. Time, 40. Gov Orman,
Harding. Fro Pyro. Redwood II, and Capitauuzo
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap; one and one-six-
tCeuth miles. Cello. g Ross, : TO J. won; j. f..
D0nohue, lg7 Harris 7 10 .. second Dusty Miller
los Gross. Il 20 s. third. Time I=7i2- Varieties
supreme Court Lubin Oratorian, Jetsam, and
Wo5dthorpe also ran
FIFTH RACE-Scling; five aud one-haf furlongs-
Edwin r. Fryer 10 tkOenerl, 20 ], won; Dull
cinea l07 lPrest0ni, 70 s. second; Dr. Crook. l0l
lArchibaldi - 10 I, third Time 100 II Ca
baidor Frascuclo. Big store, C0mmida, and CaTa-
tina also rsD.
SIXTH RACE-SL furiOngs selling. Lord Of the
Forest, 10 tKoerneri 1 20 3. won The Roustab0ut
Il3 Singleton 20 2 second Revolt, ll3 (keoghl.
% J. third. Time lis. ClandeStiue FimfOOt. Dan
Collins and Prominence also ran.
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Equity Court No. 2.
Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No motions for today.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


Dodge IS. Rush. on trial Plaintiffs attorneys.
Smith q Thompson. IT.. and C. T. HendIer; defend
audauts attorneys, William Henry White and
Leckie. Fulton 4 Cox
Virginia Carolina Lumber Company Is Eisinger
Bros time % fie transcript extended 70 January
q Plaintiffs attorney. Il. WinshiD Wheatley: de-
PENDANTS attorney. Hayden johnson.
Motions for to-day.
No. !. Lukens Washington. Alexandra and
Mount Vernon Railway Company. Attorneys,
Baiiey-Hoehling
No. Coale IS. District q Columbia and Charles
Early. Attorneys. Cuttings & Chamberl1n-E n
Thomas, J. J. Darlington and Douglass & Douglass.
No Cumberland ~ Brennan Construction Com
Dauy. Attomeys w. c. Ciephane- Hamilton d Col
bert
No. g. Mack Miller Company vs.. ". J. Gallery
Company. Attorneys, Bandenburg & Brandenburg-
Hiliiari.
No s. Lyon vs. Letter. Attorneys, Samuel Mad
doI-Bery Minor
No 6. Righter-Pusey Company IS. Riley. Attor-
Ueyss WaIlsce-Douglass A Douglass.
No. = Dupont IS. +. II. Thomas Company. At
torneys. Sullivan. Tucker d Kenyon-Jackson *
Bentley.
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WRESTLERS POST BETS.
BOtbner and Gallagher Make Side
Wager on Their Bout.

New York, Jan. 3.-George Bothner, the
world, and Dennis Gallagher, the mixed
style wrestling champion, who have been
in training for the past month for their
match in Yorzville Casino on January II,
posted $4C0 each to-day as the final Install
ment of their $500 side bet.
If Gallagher wins he says he Is going to
challenge GOtch and Beell, and if match
is made il viii be decided here.
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Equity Court No. 1.

CHIEF JUSTICE LLABAJbh-
Morris vs. whitehair; pro ooufesso ordered Com
plsinants solicitors, Ralston 4 SddOns.
StTasburger vs.. Hirsh; guardian ad Item ap-
pointed. Complairant's solicitors. Leon Tobriner
and J. J. Darlington.
Hutton vs. Hutton: ne exeat ordered 10 issue;
bond 81 Compls inant's solicitor, Crandal Mac
key.
Weber rs. Weber; proof ordered taken with ~.
n. Murray examiner Compliments solicitor, W
GBynn Gardiner; DEFENDANTS solicitor, Leon To
briHer.
Mitchell IS Meyers; rule 20 shoE cause returnabe
January H. 1907 COmplsinants solicitors, Bates
Warren and ". r. Sholes.
Glover Leroy pro eonfesso ordered Com
plainants solicitor, ". IT. Linkins.
Wick w. Hutchins; argued and submitted. Com
plainants solicitor, John RidOut defendants so
citoTs, Blair & Thorn, Brandenburg & Brsnden-
burg. and g. II. Calvert
Nichols vs.. Washington National Building and
Loan Association. and Hin vs.. same pro confesso
aud reference to auditor ordered. Compliments 50
hcitor. Tracy l. JefOFds.
Wilson vs. Waugh: argued and submitted Com
plainauts solicitor W. If. Linkins.
Motions Tor to-day:
No ll9. Cummings vs.. CONSUL. Attorneys. Tuck
er-DUaldson.
No. Isl Durfee vs. Durfee. Attorneys. BaIderston
& FOwler-T1briaer.
No l5I Able vs.. Able. Attorneys. H. z. Dayis
Arthur Peter.
No 49, Bardron vs.. BardrUf et al Attorneys.
PTCntiss- Campbell Bimey. and Bslder5tOn
No l65. Schmidt Phelps. Attorneys, Donald
s0n-Douglass & Douglass
Nc. l67. BAH VI. Ball ct al. Attorneys TooBey-
DOYLE
No. III. Ewing ct al. Halliday e al. After
neys. Berry L Minor-Claggett Tobriner. and Mus
sey.
No l73 Marriott vs.. Mutual improvement Society
Attorneys. Boyd and AlbeTt-T00mey
No. 10 Horn vs.. HON. Attorneys, Sillers and
Forrest Plumiey
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No motions for to-day
The Washington herald., 1907-01-04
western intercollegiate Regatta.

San Francisco, Cal, Jan. 3.-The rowing
representatives of Stanford. California.
and Washington universities have decided
to hold a tri-cornered regatta this spring
over the SaUsalitO course between varsity
Fights. varsity fOurs. and freshman Fights
from the three colleges. This decision will
doubtless inaugurate a series of meets
that may in time attract others Of the
Western universities which may have
crews, and which may take the place on
the Pacific Coast Of the intercollegiate re-
gatta IN the East
The Washington herald., 1907-01-04
Purse for breeders Futurity.

Boston, Jan 3.-The directors of the
American Horse Breeders Publishing
Company announce that the next Amer
lean Horse Breeders Futurity, open to
trotting and pacing mares bred in 1906,
foals of 1907, will be for purse of $4,000,
and that the entrance fee will be 81. The
purse will be divided; $1,000 to three-year-
old trOtters, of which 5000 goes to the
first horse, $1,000 to second, $50 to third.
$50 to fourth: $1,000 to three-year-old
PAGERS, 5000 10 first horse. $500 to second.
$500 to third, 800 to fourth, and 500 will
be paid to the nOminators of dams of
money winners. Entries to the futurity
close on March l.
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NELSON STATES TERMS.
Is willing tn Meet Joe Cans for a
100000 Purse.

New York, Jan. "A cablegram which
was received yesterday from Battling Mel
son contains the first positive announce
ment Of the terms on which the Dane is
willing to again meet Joe cans. The mes
sage reads
Arrived safely after stormy passage.
Match Cans $4,000; IS per cent to the win
ner and 80 to loser; fight in August. Wish
You Happy New Year"
Nelson's message evidently was inspired
by the receipt by him Of the news or Cans
decisive victory over Herman. Nelson has
not before stated the terms upon which
he stands to face Cans the second time.
Ever since the clever negro fought him TO
a standstill at G0ldfeld and won on a foul,
Nelson has said that he was anxious to
try conclusions once more.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-04
MAX WEESNER WINS.
Southern WeIter-weight Wrestler
Defeats Eddie Faulkner.

Columbus. Ind, Jan. S.-Eddie Faulkner
of indianapolis, lost his wrestling match
with Max Weesncr, who styles himself
the champion weter-weight Of the South,
at the Orpneum. last night.
Faulkner won the first fall in twenty
two and one-half minutes. with a crotch
hold. WeesneT took the next two falls
in four and 4 half and fifteen minutes,
respectively. The two will meet again in
Columbus in two weeks.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-04
TENNIS PLAYERS BALK.
Incorporation of National Body Is
Not Wanted by Many Members.

New York. Jan. 3.-Lawn tennis
players cvinced considerable interest
Yesterday in the notification OF the
United States National Lawn Tennis
Association that the matter of incOr-
porating the association would be
voted upon at the annual meeting here
February 8. Among the greater num-
Der of the followers Of the sport the
movement 10 incorporate is heralded as
a step forward in progressiveness and
one which will materially assist in
overcoming many Of the obstacles to
which many have found fault for the
past year.
Several of the players declared that
the plan Of incorporation was 10 follow
the same lines as the Amateur Athletic
Union. so that the association could act
with wider scope.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-04
Returns Billiard Trophy.

New York, Jan. 3.-Frank H. Hoppe, the
father Of William +. Hoppe, the worlds
ex-champion at ISL baik line billiards, last
night returned the diamond trophy en-
blematic of the championship to the
donors and turned over the title to George
Sutton. Jacob Schaefer will probably is
sue a challenge to Sutton.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-04

No. 1000 William A. Quick rs. joseph Poole
Judgment Of T. II. Calan. justice Of the peace for
S252ss. Plaintiffs attorney. r. A. Ford.
Ne. 1911. Thomas Meehan & Sons vs.. Joseph f.
Thropp; account, S6ls37. Plaintiffs attorney. H.
WinshiD Nheatley.
No. 1902 Angelo Schneider Us American Bridge
Company; damages, SI5.0O0. Plaintiffs attorneys
Evans, Benson < POultney-
No. 1908. Levi Wells vs.. Mary B. Cummings
notes, SIOo0 Plaintiffs attorneys Evans, Benson
POultney.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-04
Washington Men OmciaIs.

The following Washington amateur ath-
letie enthusiasts have been invited to be
officials at the joint indoor meet in Balti-
more on January y: Lieut.. J. W. Craw-
ford. c. E. Beckett, James A. O'Shea, W.
J. Thacker, and DR. D. Z Weber. James
E. Sullivan, president Of TIE 4. \. T..
will referee
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Y. NJ c. A. will meet the Shamrocks
IN the association gymnasium tomorrow
evening Between halves there will be a
wrestling bout between the light-weights.
w. Work and J. Holman, and after the
game bout between the middle-weights,
John Conrade and Peter Schaub. The
game will start at $50 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-04

New York Jan. 3.-Large fields have
again been named for the races at New
Orleans tomorrow. In the first race.
Knighton. Duessa, and FlagstOne look
good. In the second il may be Dick Rose
or Water Cooler. In The third, 1t looks
like Voting. MOrtiboy. and Colloquy. In
the fourth. it may be OTbicular, St. Val
entine, Missouri Lad. In the fifth, Gar
gantua, Henry Bosworth, and Fire Alarm
may go well In the sixth Delphie, Happy
Jack. and Scalplock have chances.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-04
Call for Georgetown Athletes.

The season of indoor athletics at
Georgetown viii open on Monday. when
the crew candidates report to Capt. Rice
and Coach Russell, and the field and track
men begin work under Capt. Montgomery.
Physical Director Joyce has issued a call
for the basketball and wrestling team
candidates to report the same day.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-04
Criminal Court No. 2.

Kimbau Company Davidson; verdict for de-
f5adsut. Plaintiffs attorneys, z. c. Dutton and
s. g. Peelle; DEFENDANTS attorneys, NJ y. Richard
son and !. a.. Cobb
Arraienrnerts today.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-04
Eauify Suits,

No. 267Ss. Albert c. Fowler ct al Us. Charles D.
Fowler ct al. partition. Compliments solicitor J.
J. Darlington
No. 267s9. Mary Hutton William P. Hutton;
maintenance. COmplainants solicitor Crandal Mac
key.
No. 1890. Lena Falbush vs. MaTcelus ]. Falbush
divorce. Complainant solicitor, T. J. Mackey-
The Washington herald., 1907-01-04
BEST HORSES ARE ENTERED
Attractive Lists for Brighton and
Brooklyn Handicaps.
Nominations from the south and
West Are DeIayed-AccOuntan
and Go Between Included.

New York. Jan. 3-Entries for the
Brooklyn and Brighton handicaps were
announced to-day. The list includes Ac-
countaht and Go Between. With nearly
all the best horses in training So far Sal
who're, the best two-year-oId OF last year,
has not been named, but the list win un-
doubtediy be added to by delayed nomina-
lions from the West and South. The en-
tries follow.
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Mechanics Lien.

No $751; John NJ. c. Hill vs. David l. Stewart
lots 10 ard Il, square 5Os x9.O9 Attorneys Walker
& Collins
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
Court of Appeals.

Assignments for Tuesday January 8. 1907:
Patent Appeals Nos. 5I7 352. 80 SO. 49, 5s3, 80.
39i 397 and $50
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mount Pleasant-George p. Horton. j., ct TX 70
Herman W Van SeadeD, lots % to s., s., -,
block g. $40.
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HernId Wnnf Al.

VIII be received at SherwOOd's. corner
Prince and Royal SITS, Alexandria. and
promptly forwarded 10 the main once
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The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-Selling; maiden tUo-year-old 81
lies: five furlongs Zanliss, 100 AlcAlsterl, j. q
! won; Dinemock 100 Ll0ydJ. 10 10 ]. second
Spider Web. los jTroxlerl. IA to 5. third Time
Idl So June Time, Liutila, Villa. Bog Fruit
Lady Coventry Alasker Mary buchanan. Salcta
Addie Hawkins, Sister Ida. LAMA, Miss Parker
and Refine Regente also ran
SECOND RACE-TwO-year-old fllies; three fur
longs. WoT,a-Day, rs u. Lee, 50 TO l. won
Hazel NJ is (Wslkerl, z to !. second; Rebel
Queen III tAiitchell, 8 20 ]. third Time. 5b'a-
Montebert. Ida May. Gremse. Flamey. Nettio Miller
Rubywic1 Lutte Foster. Lattice, Star Of Wood
stock. Lula T.. and Lady HapsbUrg also ran
THIRD -Threeyear-0lds and upward; ssTcn
furlongs. Silverskin. us tfruxierl, 70 J. won
Rustling Silk 100 ID. Austinl. % ., second; Lin
erick Girl rs jHogg 30 10 l. third Time, D 10.
Nutwood. Optional sea Water Finey, Lally, Red
Coat Dcuxtemps Mary Brent Nolney, and Miss
Dustin also Tan-
FOURTH CE-Tmeeyear0lds and upward
seven furlongs FloTizel, Us lTroxlerl 20 !. won.
Telegrapher. ia Mountain 10 1, second; klttie
Plat Il3 tTruNlerl, y % J. third. Time, IA
Polly Prim. Sophie Garter Fayorite. Dr. Heard,
Tarlac, Horseradish, and Proud also ran.
FIFTH RACE-ThTee-yea six fmionss-
Spion % 0-loyd1. 9 to 5. won; Campalsner. IS
tBecknau1 Is % / second Refined. l03 tMountalnt.
70 J. thud. Time. ia Is Monere, Miss Bertha,
Zick Abrams Malta. John kaufman, Nesme, Judge
burroughs. Nissa Entire VOus, Our own and Miss
Sage also ran
SIXTH E-Four-year-olds and upward; one
mile FlaYigny. 100 LLOYD To 1. won; Har-
makis. III tNountainl. 5 to I. second: Pride Of
woodstock l0i lBeckman), 10 20 l. third Time.
o. Dapple Gold, Doeile. Bitter Brown. DclmoTe.
Oasis. Society Bud Grand Duchess. and Nirge
Nithers also ran.