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The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
HERMANN TRIAL DRAGs.
Session Occupied by Number of Wit
nesses for the Prosecution.

nesses for the Prosecution.
The trial Of ex-Land Commissioner
Binger Hermann yesterday entered upon
its sixth consecutive Week. and the steno-
graphic record Of the case already in
Guides nearly 100000 words.
II is probable that the government Will
conclude It's case IA chief this week, and
the defense will require two weeks more.
Rebuttai, sur-rebuttaI, and arguments
which are TO follow viii carry the trial
we'll into April
With one exception, the witnesses yes
terday were attaches of the Land Office
during the Hermann regime, and they
united ia Identifying a long list Of letters
from the Land ONCE flies, which bore the
phrase, Answered by commissioner" It
is by this means the government seeks
to show the official character Of the let
ters written by Hermann. which were
copied into the destroyed letter books.
Lawrence F. Puter testified to a fruit
less search IN the home OF his brother, S.
A. D. Puter. in Berkeley. Cal. for letters
said 70 have been written by SIR Her
mann. s. A. d. Puter has been convicted
for his connection with the land frauds
and he was brought to Washington from
the prison in which he IS serving his term
to appear as a witness in the present
case. He viii take the stand later this
week
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
DEATH RECORD.

Charles Rdgeasy 2l6 Cd s. S. years
John 4. Neight0n. 81 st. NV. g. years.
san Burns l30 p st. sE, 50 years
John i. fTeeland, la IN ST. Sc 6 years
Nrn W buumire, Govt HosIl Insane 80 years.
Ethel A. Bost5h. ll95 an ST. S.. years
E.mes Il. Haskell Govt. Hosrl Insane, IS years
Aib7Tt s J.. Gatschet. 2522 18th st. N.Y.. "A years
Charles Abhitt. 4o6 sJh -. NV. % years,
Nn. 4. v lducT, 1896 Kenyon 81. BW., e5 years
dano T.. hawkins, Govt Hosll. Insane 50 years.
Ralph Wells. 2ll9 4 st. NV, 81 years
Mas S 5. bradley i5O I'D ". NV. 50 years
Samuel II Robson, 1919 kingman place 70 years.
Lawrence Clements BIC q st. Sc. years
Charica H. Burnett Emergency Hospl.. IS years
lulia O'Conncr. 1911 18Th 81. nw. s. years
Josiah u. hchts - Sth st. NV. 70 years.
Margaret A. Harlan l1l9 l0th 81 Sc, q years.
hosri, T. years.
Dora Abgahams, George Washington University
HcSpl-, Is years.
Elizabeth S. Jones. so 9th 81 Sc. 81 years.
John }. Can, 1854 X c. ave ne, % years.
Catherine Daly, 81 SIN 81 me-. g Years
Edward \. Markhsm IG Ridge read east, year.
COLORED.
Geofss Watkins. g Sheriff read. Dsaugood Is
years
Winnie Edwards. 1888 WHfbeigcr ST. NV. q years.
James Butler. l2z5 e st. So. So years.
Wm. Craven Capital Traction Power House. Cirsee
S.. & years.
Sarah Garner, 1913 I'd St. NV, II years
Msrgaret smith. Home fer Aged and Iafrn. So
years
Jane r Dec jackson. 1888 22l ST, NV Z months.
Rudolph Washington, 9o3 \. J. ave. ss.. 3 sears
Lesnnd b. Homer 252 q Il. ne . years.
Martha J. Coleman. 500 sd 81. NV. 50 years.
Eugene Colbert, te9 ID 81, sW. g years.
jerome +. Jones. Freedmen HosTl. Is YEARS
Maggie Edwards. ils FGareis st. Sc, I months
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NeT York March s.-SUGAR-London sugar
bees weFe quiet; with little demnnd. and March
and April quoted at IS. I'd. The local sugar mar
ket steady hut nominalJ unchanged; refnsd STEADY
and quiet
BUTTER-Reeeirts. 3s3s psesages. Finn; extra
creamery, .
EGGs-Receip.s, ssl9 cases, Western fIsts were
named at ll's and fTHN at that.
NAVAL sfORES-siock Resin. l65I barrels
spirits tulenline, s25 barrels: tar Ls2i barrels.
Spirits tuIHentne tued hisn at lss5ss faF machine
made barrels Resin. quiet and steady. az 40 for
common ID sad strained. and tar was steady at
65 ta $50 for oil barrels
MILL FEED-Light supply Spring bran In 100
u. SACKS 2i0 middiing. 80 city bran, 225). in
bulk, Western rcd dog. 8.
FLOUR-Duil and irregular: spring patents asa
49, spring clears. 35la37S winter siraigats asa
SEQ; winter clears 3ios325; Kansas in sacks. pat
ents, aisait9; stFaights, 3Ssa3es; clears. 2ssaSs5
RYE FLOUR-QUiet and easier at 2G3a4I5
ttaAN MEAi.-steedy: insctiEe business; kiln
dried. Tor exrert 27sa2S; coarse meal. IN bags,
1ilaLl1
HAY-Steady fair inquiry Receipts $50 tons.
Prime timothy, L25; No / Ll5al29 No. .. lOla1 70:
No q 93a95
sTRAw-spady; inactive business; long i've. s5
nERF STEADY trade moderate Family. li5as
ls.sl; aesst. llaie.
PoEK STEADY. quiet trade. Mess H.s5als7s:
family. 2.6e
TALLoW Make. IS fat. City. in hogsheads 81.
LAIiD-iRactiFa Prime Western. 975. cify e@.
refined continent. $50 south American. n. re-
aned Brazilaq, kegs l2i city stearins, la5s oleo-
siearine, wax, 10; Chicago 70,
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


RJFIEk-surrlF Increased; prices lower Cream
eIy iauey. IS. Western frsts 5la32. seconds "a
IS process. faHcY 2a16 fair Co good 2sa25. dairy
choice 2ls5; sood 2la22s store packed fresh, l5ala
CHEEsE-AiaFkst firm. New York state. factory
large, lsal5; do small l5al6: summer large. lZlsa
.; Western factory. new choice. llzl2: do. fair ID
goCd. l0alli Virginia. 20
EGeS-HcceiIts heavy and market steady. Nearby
irlsh. Virginia. is 10 l6a Wtzt Virginia and South
vest Virginia ie; Ieunesss7 l6, North Carolina
LIVE POULTRY Receipts hight ard market
active Chickens lafse- Uel h.. Is medium I.als
small aa2i stays. ioall hcns IS; Hoos,egs. z
ducks, large i5al6; small. PAS; geesa call turkeys
toms l5ale hers, Has. turkeys tain. sal8; keats
lzaG
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts bearv: choice
STOCK tim. f1rkels. hons uudragn. lsae3 average
uudtaun, Aals; tllu- %, Old toms l5sl6; chickens
spling large IS naii l6sl7; eafons l-lb. average
lsal9. saiaii has. hcus choice l6 ROSTERS. sag
ducks. lsIgg, I'as small, % goose 5ai2
DRESSED MEAtS-Choicc DRESSED veal waited
Hags IN active demand. Calves fuTl dressed aO8,
laco; heecs or 4eaieo0; hog dressed calves, S 08a
SEQ. BANS country. sugar cUcd l2iai5. hoeS
small aua neat Ter cat, $50; Medium. sa9. heavy.
7.gaa5.sa.
vEGErABLES-Polato market better and DE-
niana goldi sweets aud vans dull; home grown
I5oal.55; potatoes leT bushsl saa50; Virginia and
Maryland i.er bbi., l,59al.75; sweet potatoes usl
bbi. 2o9a22J; yanss, 4J-Loei cahbago. home aroun.
Teg 100. 40aaaei celery. New YORK. ucs bunch 35a
10
Bermuda pes crate, L15lls3; Maryland and Viz.
ginia rcr bbl.. L7sa2oo; Ohio. per Dbl. L75aa %
tomatoes Elotda. crat.. 3oaat03.
GREEN FEUlFS-AWds market strong, and nic-
table varieties niih steady sale; common stuca
neglected Tors imperial 2-oda113. Ben Davis 20la
40 Wine sap 2s,as g; fancy table irliJ. e59a2D
SPY per barrel 2.5la5a; Grceniug. 2asa5.25: loos,
llektd. Ldlai5a
DRIED FEUlTs-Aples, sliced, fancy. 81
sliced, bright saf4 cherries l2als: vhortlebefyies,
lsal2; fasphsIIies. aa23; blackberles. g.
BAY AND sTRAW-Timotay. choice. 90 100,
10. ,, so6o; No. 2 lsasisoo; mixed has. la5aa
49, clover y eaal5oo: straw. Iye. bundle. lLoaa
1866 rye. maehiae thrash, S5oasao; wheat. 7e0afz5
9RAIN-Wheati choice. 7la75. fair 10 good. esl72.
Ordinary. aa55 Coln-sheilgd. white 5iaf5; yellow,
5la5s: ear 250l2ol. -WesteFn.-White. No g
fsaf. mixed ilai2
WOOL AND HiDEs-GTeeH hides. aFm and
eanted. Receiuts q far IgAt and demand coed
fag 81 glaGss. Wool. washed, free of huGs. per
reund s5asI; Wocl unWsshed. free oi hurs. 17as,
wool. bury Ss8; hides. l7een. II dry. I5ai7
shtapskns green. each, saai03i dry, ssa55; calf
SKINS slgals 1i muskrat- laa2o; BLACK, 25; klts. s.
skunk a5also; mink, i5ai.o9; rabbit skins. ialls
ol,osssm loa25; raceoon 2sa9li fez, red, LOCALS
gray, Sa7s
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Fourth street northwest, between NJ and streets
William 3 seyboth 70 Clarence c. Weidemsn.
part original lot z square 5Z. So
Green's Purchase and ShiH Landing athaTine e..
Rabbit 10 John L. Mahouey l9t &. and part
lot s. SIC
East Deaavood-sydncY r Marshall 90 Henry
Ewell Tot 6. block H. SO.
Rhe6e Island avenue northwest. between Seven
issnth and Eighteenth stFeets-Naul \. Harlan
20 William L. Miller lot B. square $50. S..
William J. Miller conveys same property 10
James 5. Harlan. s.
Twelfth street northwest between Is aid streets
Agnes Miller % F. j. MuUhy Company. part
original Dot g. square Is SIC
No. Us Wylie street neFtheast-Ioau a. Bennett
et ux 10 John ". SEiagie. lot 90, sausrs
I095 SIC.
Thhd street northeast between A aud streets
George A. GFaT ct VA to Thomas Il. Melton,
part lot &C. squage rs. s..
No. GOO street nart1west-ATin u. Lotluop ct uE
20 Charles sehafer and Albert Schulteis trustees
for Oriental Building Association. Ne. g. paTt
original lots . and o. sIuare f6. SO.
Congress Heights-Arthur +. Randle e. ux. 90 Mary
r. Mckay lot q block S So
il street northwest. between Tenth and Eleventh
streets-Allan ~ Albert 30 Franklin r San
Eer and William A. IIill part original Pos 8.
square 3A SIC
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-HarTy Ward
10 Size q. Cochran lot 80 block a. SO
Thhty-thrd street northwest between Prospect and
sIeets-John 2. Killeen ct Sax. % Isaac H.
Tunnel part square lzls. SO
East DeanW0od-Frank r. Rawlings et ux 10
douglass E. johnson. LET l6 block a. SIC
Wldtehaven and Harlen-EdWin G.. CLERK et ux %
Edward c. KenRey. lot IS. block T. SO
No. 5 L street northUest-tieoTge j. Woodgate 81
~. To Eieanors Meinkiag. BOT ISL sqsaFe en- SO
street northeast. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streeis-Lottie l. Burn ct Fir james d. To
Emma v Hickman. lot 100 square 1908 SO
St Philip ard Jacoi-AibCTt Z Shucmsker q al
trustees. 70 Dennis Mccarthy. part. 500
3 street northeast between Third and Fourth
sFsSts-A Annie Cady e sir Arp;eson, 90 Law
renee Hufty. part original lot II. square 7s5 SIC
No. Cl2 b street nCFthsast-Same % same. loi p
square s6s. SO
10 % Fourth street nDrtbeast-same 10 same let
F. square sis SO
Lanier Hsights-Annie ~ Toepfer to Sidney H.
Phillips. part lot T. SO
Saus Addition-HarTY Warimsn 10 Mary F. Far
les. lot g square ge9 $3.50
ChichesteT-FIsEcis \ Walsh % Frances 4.
Bethyn lot g block J. $40.
No. 31Is n street noTfhWest-Gertruda H. Aui0la
ct al TO Philip +. HsrTey. part lot 81 square
1877. lot 70 Washington Heights, and east che
half lot D. Alintwood SO
y street northwest. between Tsigteenih and Pour
tecnth straets-Wiiliam T Biudine e. al 10
Arnold T. Lewis. lots 2. 3. aud 4 siuare "a sIGt
Fifth street northwest, hetHsen aud 6 Streets
Amad r ISEis 20 Joseph Sehifmau raFt
original lot l. square 49, 500
Nineteenth street ncFfhEest between d a,d 3
stTests-S. Norris Tntmo G. va % Frank
stryker. Part original lgL 6. sgusTe lii ga
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

J. y. Spear .. and Lillian +. Litchfurd, ls both
Of Alexandria, Va. Rev Ge0Tge W KING
William T. Denger. 81. and Elizabeth Hill. Is.
Rev. g. S. BuBdy. Justice of the peace
Domenico Tore, e, and Angela Costa. Il. Rev.
Niclulas lasein.
Chester o. Thomrson. g. and Ethel n. Burlin-
game. 70. Rev. Robert b. AiogTe
Fred A. BECKER 2. If Omaha N5bF.. and Selma
p sehRster, p. Of New Yors CITY. Rev. +. NJ.
Bristol
George H. Turner. g. and Edith T. Lamb. @
Rev John D. la Motke.
COB0RED.
Thomas Brown. p. and 0bsina Miles. H. Of
BerTyville. Va. Rev a. II. SIrather
John L. e. Thornton p and Melyinia Kennie.
o. Rev Marcellus Strickland
Maj GRAY. a, and Mars A. TunstaI. Is Rev.
o. 1. Mitchell
Bender goues, "a. and Rachael Wilson. Rev.
William J. Howard
John :. Fleet, q and Frazier Lucas. q. Rev.
George u. Hsrrs.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.


Estate Of Augusta Marshall. viii dated October p.
1853. nied
Estate q David T. Cooper. lEJts-s Of administr8-
ti0H granted 70 L0ttie T. LiHfhicIms bond sea A.
torneys. Milsln & Bsrksdale.
Estate Of George q, Cox order utifsing sle. At
tnmey. " %. Hoover
Estate oi Arrlilda Metres petition for leave to
make osgtain payments fled. Attorney, a, g..
Bentley
Estate Of Josephine r. shelly, Crdcr TO pay CIR
tain bin. Attorney samuel Maddox.
Estate Of sarah v Davis letters o. admjHist1ation
granted to Arthur Waite; bond $40 Attorney, e.
Il Hemans
Estate II Walter Paris. Viii admitted 10 PROBATE
ard letsIs testamtatary granted 70 National Savings
and Trust Company. Attorney, " j. Hoover
Estate q Anuie Hennesses- vii dated Feb-usrT
O. 1877 filed with petition f7T probate Attorney.
J. J. Brosnan.
Estate Of ida n. Glotzbzch viii dated February
T. 1907. sled.
Estate Of Margaret NJ. lockwood Petition faF pro
bate q asil sled attorneys HsllsU & Haiiam.
Estate Of Theodore ). Mayer: viii dated February
Is, 1876, Sled.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
James x. HaeI<ett In sThe walls of
Jericho at the Columbia.


"The Walls of Jericho" the play By
Alfred sutro. in which James X. Hackett
appeared for a second engagement in this
city at the Columbia Theater last night.
is a study of the effect of environment
on temperament. involving the artificial
atmosphere here enveloping life i'm the
so-cailod higher circles of modern society.
as shown in contrast with the simple and
vigorous mode Of living in the more
primitive parts OF the earth. Ii is the
victory of man of inherently pure ma
ture over the artificlalities which by con-
tact tend to overthrow the better ele-
ments Of human nature.
Mr. Haekett gives a forceful. il rather
studied portrayal of the hero. Jack Fro
bisher His mood is quieter than as
sunled in his more heroic representations.
and il must be confessed the lower pitch
Is in a great many respects more prolific
of results than the strident key His fine
voice and presence form telling points In
his favor, and he gives the Impression
of clear conception vigorously ex-
pressed.
The star is supported by Miss Beatrice
Becky as wife, whose character forms
the counterpiay to that Of the husband
She has a deeply emotional temperament.
and Is interesting throughout. her power
being diminished. however BY some-
what explosive style Of defamation.
A clever character sketch is furnished
by Mr. Arthur Lawrence, as the Marquis
Of Stevepton, and Others figuring impress
lively IN the cast are Miss Elizabeth
Forbes Is Lady Westerly; MT. Orlando
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
UNITED STATES" PERMITTED.
Compans's Charter Granted After
Complaint Is Disposed OF.

In accordance with the ruling Of Cor
poration Counsel +. H. Thomas, that the
words United States. In connection with
a corporation, does not constitute an in
fringement of the law. the Board Of Com
nlissioners yesterday signed the charter
of incorporation Of The United States
Trust Company
In answer 10 the suggestion submitted
to the Commissioners some time ago that
the name United States might imply
some connection OF the corporation with
the Federal government, Charles A.
Douglas appeared before the Commits
sioners yesterday and contended that as
the title is used by other corporations.
and as the incorporat0rs have complied
with every requirement of the law. they
should be granted their charter.
Samuel y, Morgan, president, Richard
Z. ClaughtGn. treasurer, and R. W Beall.
third vice president of the company were
in attendance at the meeting.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
Ennitr suits.

No. 9sn Bertha A. Thomas gs A. Z, Richsrd-
son Fl a. 20 substitute trustee. COMPLAINANT So
lc!tor. r. l. Jefforiz
NJ. 1874 IN re petition Of Carrie a. and FLOR
cncc l. Risons 90 change name 20 Miller. Pcti-
toners attorney Herbert L. Franc.
No. 29B Mar T. Male IS Thomas K Martin
Lee r. Martin and American National Bank TO
cancel notes and for accounting. C0mpiainanls 50
heitor J. Wiimer Iatinner.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
The Majestic, with "Gay New York, !"
PIeaSes It's Audience

Lillian Hoeriin, the shapely prima donna
and Harry Emerson. the eccentric German
comedian, are the two bright particular
attractions at the Majestic this week in
conjunction with Cay New York" com
pany.
The piece is a farce Of the broadcast tyne
depicting the difficulties and embarrass-
ments incident to q frivolous night ON
broadway, The piece is well staged
and is carried on with vim and dash
that is very refreshing.
Miss Lillian Hoeriin as Mile Florizeu
a footlight favorite. made a distinct hit.
She has a charming personality. and
physical charms far beyond the ordinary
musical comedy leading lady Her sing
Ing Of 'Carissima' and Message from
Mars were encored time and again.
Harry Emerson as Herman Schultz, who.
while his better E1lf is out OF town, takes
in the sights of Broadway after midnight.
was excellent His style of comedy re-
sembies that Of the late Harry Morris.
and his singing Of the latter's "Hinkey
Dee was the hit Of the performance The
remainder Of the company rendered oapa-
bic support.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
MANY HEAR MARINE BAND.
New Concert Hall al the Barracks
FILLED with Music Lovers.

new concert hau az the Barracks
FILLED with Music Lovers.
The second concert in the new con-
cert hail was given at the United States
Marine Barracks yesterday and fully a
hundred persons stood throughout the
programme, which was given by the
Marine Band Orchestra. under the direc-
tion of William II. SanteImann.
There were eight selections and all
were encored. Musician Fritz Mueller
rendered cello solo. Concerto, No. 3. %
by Pepper Other numbers on the pro-
gramme were "Mignon," ''Cavallerla
Rusticana' and "Traumerei"
Those in charge Of the concerts are
highly pleased with the appreciation
shown by Washington music lovers.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
THEATERS TO-DAY.
The Sew NATIONAL.

-tNAA -etttA0AAAs
"0theio,' s.Is
Mr. iaurell is giEing Fgeientious and worthy pro
daetiens Of shakespearean plays.
The Columbia.
THE Walls Of Jeficllo .....................At SIS
A strongly moral society drama wen played bg
Mr. Hackett and company
The BeIasce.
iesiAA Ae 'sai-le al 5,al
4 farcical comedy Of not very much force with
sectors Of sellknown names in the cast
ChRse's.
Polite Vaudeville. 2l5 aud Is
Julia sandefson. clever eomeaienne and eight
The Majestic.
Gay Ne" hf9k At 5tta
A merry farce comedy. with music. The people
liked it.
The LyceuEsa.
The Champagne Girls ..............At zl5 and SIS
Rurlesque show. Lots Of fun Of its peculiar kind.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
Rohert Tuckcr .fissinr.

The police were requested yesterday
afternoen to aid in locating Robert z,
Tucker. aged thirty years. VIC :1ss been
missing from his home. at l01 c street
southeast. since last Thursday.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19

United States IS. John Middleton assault % siu
ane assault With dangerous weapon verdict gliiF
On sgCJBd and fourth counts only AttCmey Thomas
e. Faster
United States IS George WAYNE. deuetaiion on
private rroperty; notion for hes trial hled- After
ner J. W Patterson
Assignments Tor to-day.
United States ". Hugh l.. Burke
United States IS Albert Hasz
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
Equity Court No. L.
CHIEF IusTICE CLARAuGH-

PTsn rs. kncrr; eosta on reference taxed. Com
plainaRts solicitors. Cuttings & Chamberlin: de-
PENDANTS solicitors Stuart AIeSamara and R. 5.
HHidekapsr.
Maefs 0Conncr; guardian nd iiicm aI-
pointed. CemTlainant's solicitor e. = Digs: de-
fcndRuts solicitors. r. +. Shealey and ". H. OF.
aegs
Thomas Richardson; substitution Of trustee
ordered Complainants solicitor. T. l. Jefer,ls
Myers IS. Washington Humane Society. bill dis
missed fer want q replication C0mplsinants so
hcitors. G. A. Kegwin and Hayden johnson; de-
ftndants solicitor, J. Edgar Smith.
TiuFstOn Clark; pro cpnfcss0 ordered Plain
iias attorney, G. +. Digs; DEFENDANTS attorney.
H. E. DAVIS.
Assignments for to-day
No. AZ Saskatchewan vs.. District II Columbia
Attorneys. Samuel hlsddcx-E. II. Thomas
No. =. Bright rs. Chappell Attoueys S Her
bert Giesy-Bhney Woodland and W C. Sui
ligan
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19

No. sa2ss. William Beckor Co vs.. Louis Ben
nett appellant; appeal. Dcfendants attorney. Da-
Fid Rothschiid
No. 1897. Charles L. Quinn Never King; Iudg
ment q r. n. CaIlaa J. p for S5s6
No. ss35S joseph Bowes IS Charles ". Slater;
Judgment q $. G. Mills, J. T.. for $3.50. Plain
tits attorneys Bair Thom
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
"The Champagne Girls a Good
BurIesque e. The Lyeeun..

The Champagne Girls. clever bur
lesques company, hold the boards at the
New Lyceum this week. Two sparkling
farces, sly Wife and My Neighbor's
y lie and Life at the Seashore," con-
tain some sparkling lines and funny
situations. They are interpreted by a
number Of clever comedians. assisted by
q bevy Of chorus girls Of more than
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
Criminal Court No. L.

United States BngT Hermann. violating section
5as. r. S. L. s. on trisl Attcmeys, a. S. worth
| iHgt0l and II. Prescott Gailey.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
JuIia sanderson and Eight other
Acts az Glasses,


The spring weather yesterday brought
out the patrons Of Chase's IN large num-
bers 10 witness bill OF uniformly pleas
ing quality. seIbini and Grovinl started
it in q tumbIng. juggling. and acrObatic
act, which was good in spite or several
misses they made IN juggling hat
Estelle WoTdette usually has something
good 10 offer, and yesterday was no ex-
ception. Her original playlet. entitled "A
Honeymoon in the CatsIdIls," kept the
audience amused from start to finish.
The sketch might be improved by the
omission of the single vocal number. in
which Ar Jules Kusell INDUCES
Miss Julia Sanderson, a recent recruit
from musical comedy. looked very pretty
and sang some songs in pleasing voice.
but there is not quite enough go in the
act TO make it "a noticeable one. EXCEPT
for the name Miss Sanderson has made
for herself in another field Her last
song, Bessie and Her Little Brown
Bear is somewhat threadbare. but the
innovation of a live Teddy bear was
interesting. and made the act lively and
the ugly bear proved a fine contrast to
the pretty singer. Ben WEIGH showed
considerable versatility in making a quick
change from "a Jew 10 an Italian His
Hebrew, however is very clever, and his
monolOgue is one OF the best heard here.
Gallagher and Barrett present mill
tary burlesque called The Battle of Too
soon 1t is laughable, very bright I'm
spots, and well carried The musical
Johnstons played brilliantly on the xyIo-
phone, and Lee Tung Foo. the Chinese
barytone, was "a novel attraction, If not
quite musical one. He disclosed some
good low tones, which is the best that
can be said of his voice. The American
Nitagraph, presenting THE Inexperi-
eneed Chauffeur and japanese Fan
Making" completed the bill
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.

Turner vs.. Monkey: sale ratified nisi.
AIelonsy Meloney submitted with0st argg-
moHt- Complainants soifitor. r. Z. Mattingly
defendants solicitor. }. ", Davidge.
Emery ". National Correspondence Institute et
AL demurrer overFuled with leave TO plead Com
painants solicitors. Ra.st0n & sddons: defendant
solicitors, J. ". Mckinley and Leckie. Fulton &
Cox.
Las 0Vas COMPANY Davis; On hearing. Com
Painauss solicitor. J. j. Darlington; defendant S
selicifcF. $ A. Putnam
AIoxley vs. Peoples Mutual Beheat Association Ct
al. orslCr extending time Ia take testimony
Nails vs. Martin rule 10 zhew cause returRable
March p comp.ainants soiieitor, j. Wilmer Eati-
Hlef.
Assignments for e-taT.
No. ia Las 0vas Company Vs Davis Attorneys,
J. ]. Daiiington-s. a. Putnam.
40. lss Shea Mullony, Attorneys, ". J..
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
FAILURE NOT HEAVY
Judge Wants Accounting of
the Hieston Securities.
INDEBTEDNESS IS OvEBsTATED

General satisfaction with the De-
cree of the Court Affecting the Sc
cuFities-Friends May Come 20 Aid
of Bankrupt-Reeeiver shields Sets
First Hearing OF Creditors April 1.