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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-20
BY Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers. y
TRUSTEES SALE

OF
a SMALL FRAME d TELLING ON THEE
EAST SIDE OF TWENTY -THIRDs
STREET, BETWEEN LEIGH ANIs
NJ STREETS (NO. 611h1.
In execution of certain deed OF
trust to the undersigned. dated March
10, 1905, recorded In D. B. 1877 as ,.ss
page IL. which was given to secure
the payment of certain sum Of money
therein mentioned. default having been
made In the payment of the same, and
being requested so to do by the benz
efciary, shall offersfar sale upon the
premises on K
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER "a. 4 30 Z, sfS.
ut $3.50 O'clock p. NJ, the life estate ct:
Charles G. Carter and two-thirds sun-'
divided interest In remainder OF Lucy
Carter and Pearl Carter in the props.
erty above described s,f
The lot fronts thirty feet, and runs
back between parallel lines l3a feet,
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sale
and all taxes due to day of sale, and
the sum of $3.50, with interest from
March 15, 1907. the balance upon such
terms as to cash or time as the grantora
In the deed shall prescribe and directS
and In case Of their failure to give
such directions upon such terms as the
trustee shall think fit. n. RI
SAMUEL THOMSON Pu!.LIAaI.
Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-20
BALTIMORE YACHT
WINS SECOND RACE
Two Dorotllys Are Now Tied
and To-Day's Race Will
Decide.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.l

Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dispatch.1
NORFOLK. VA. September 19.-In
tho second race of the series for the
Upton cup, sailed this afternoon In
the lower Chesapeake. tho first yacht
across the finish line was the Sue,
but owing to her being disqualified by
turning the outer mark on the wrong
side. and besides having to allow each
OF the other contestants six minutes
and thirty-two seconds. the high-score
boat was the Eleanor, with the Dor
othy second and the Dorothy 9. third
ana tho Capsicum fourth. The winner
of the first race being the Dorothy q,
with the Dorothy second the totallng
of the scores gives this result n
points; Dorothy G. s; Dorothy, 8;
Eleanor. q; capsicnm, 5. and Sue; !.
BY this the Dorothys are tied for first
place. and 1t will make the next race
Tomorrow one of great interest,", Tor
either to Boston or Baltimore. or will
result in tie that will mean an
other race to decide the victor,
Pretty and Interesting Race.
The raco to-day vas a pretty and
Interesting one. According to agree
mittee gave the course to wlndward
seven and half miles and return.
Tho wind was about neutrality-suspicious.
and blowing about eight miles. Tho
the leeward of the COMMITTEES boat
and both got left when the whistle
blew. Within4a very few seconds, how
ever, they We're across and In not PUT
The Dorothy was the first to tack
! ana took n short hitch to windward,
| the others standing on tho tack on
1 which they went across the line.
From the committee boat it was
Idiflicult to tell which was In the lead
was seen that the Eleanor was In the
lead of the @ boats. but the Sue was
Heading all. Tn the meanwhile the
wind had been dropplng, and there
were a good many soft spots on the
bay, giving every ap p ear OF 2
tho fleet got around the mark IN
order as follows Sue. Eleanor. Dor-
othy G. Dorothy. capsieum, " was
also the turning point In the future
OF the Sue, for instead OF roundlns
and leaving the mark on the star
hoard side She left 1t on the other, and
She was at once disqualified The Cap
sicum. as the Wind softened. could
not keep up with her more sp'r1ghts
consorts, and she was several min
5trun home The summaries:
4 First entries, start Finish,
/ Dorothy ..,.,.... 1l:56 4,0SsS1 f
Eleanor s..,..,.... 1l;b5 4,OT.27 \
! Dornthy Q..,,,.,.. 1905 |iO.45
4 Capslcum ........., 1855 i.22.i08
sue ..s.s..s.,....,,.,S, 1855 4.000I8
4 The third and mai race Of the Sc
sIries will he sailed Eto-morrow, and tht
5lcourse viii he either a. triangle o.
Ito windward and return. depenains!
A but there IS every prospect that tn
n race Will he an @nterestlng ono. owing
\ to the closeness OF the boats. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-20
BY the Valentine Auction -,
61s East Broad Street.
LARGE LOT OF MAGNIFICENT FUR
N1TURE. AT AUCTION.

Very handsome Brass Beds. genniNA
Russian Leather Rockers, very hands
some Parlor Suits, handsome Quartered
Oak Chamber Suits. large lot of Mat
ting. Rugs and Druggets. fine Halt
Racks Dining Tables Sideboardss
Chairs. Rockers, Iron Beds. odd Dress
|ers. Wardrobes. Mirrors, Chiffoniers
Center Tables. etc.
This sale includes some of the hands
soonest furniture we have ever offered.
All strictly high quality, new goods.
SALE TO-DAY (FRIDAY), SEPTEAfe
BER 20TH.
at our auction sales rooms. No. 611
East Broad Street. Ladies' especially
invited to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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anftton 5alfs. Tbis lap.
BY J. Thompson Brown q Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiofcarg.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF e5I1
THAT BEAUTIFUL, SUBURBAN Ift)Mf1'
TWO BLOCKS WEST OF The BOtJ,s
LENAfsD AND IN FULL VIEW OF
THE NEW RESERVOIR (BYRDl'
PARK,
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1907,
$40 p. M. ~

This beautlful nome. with large an4
ample grounds, fronts on Taylor. Street;
154 i-2 feet, with depth Of 100 feet toAE
alley 10 feet vide. together with G.
large vacant lot In front ~ the reslt
dence fronting on south side OF Carl
street two blocks west of the Boules
ward, 16S IL feet. with depth of 120 feet
back to an alley Is feet wide. !;
The improvements on the 154-foot 1oS
consist Of very attractive and handt.
some franc residence, modern in styl4
and convenience, and contains ten
rooms, With large reception room. and
Is admirably adapted for entertaining
purposes. There are Very attractivds
and nice frame buildings upon tho
property ample and comfnodfous stable;
and all in 6flrst-class order. !.
The proximity OF this suburban homa.
to the car lines and to the New Res1'
ervoir only two blocks from the Bou.
levard, with It's handsome drives and
lakes renders 1t very desirable for a.
home. Parties desiring such could NOT
do better than to secure this piece OF
property, as the ground is rapidly emf
HANGING In value on account OF itS!
close proximity to the city. electric
lines and parks. is-0ss
TERMS: One-third cash, balance ID
one and two years, with 9 per cent
interest, or all cash at the option OF
j. THOMPSON BROWN G CO., ,.ss
AuctionoopA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-20
wALLAcE,s GREAT THROWING.
Richmond Centre-Ficlder Excels Man
ion in Pretty Contest.

ION IN fFc&tJ contest. 80.
Centre Fielder Bob Wallace, of the
Colts, excelled Shortstop Manion, OF
Norfolk, In a distance-throwing con-
test at the baseball park on Wednes-
day, winning In the best ss effort for :, by by
threw from deep centre-feld to and
beyond the plate. the best throw Land nd :
grandstand. No measurement of the
throws was made, but both We're un-
usually good.
Wallace threw first, the ball almost
striking the home plate. Manion ex-
ceeded this by several feet, and then
Wallace let himself out somewhat. his
next toss Just tying Manion's first
throw. Manion then threw the sphere
about two feet further. and Wallace
bettered this by fully three feet. Man
ion then tried again and fell about
three feet short of Wallace's best eff
fort. Finally Wallace exceeded his
own hest throw by about two feet.
Manager Fender was urged to let
Cumming enter the competition, but
declined, saying. that he would save
him for the final field day exercises at
Norfolk. Cumming Is said to be the
best distance thrower In the league.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-20
NORFOLK WINS IN
SUSPICIOUS GAME
Many Norfolk Fans Believe Con-
test Was Thrown by
Truckers.
PITCHERS ARE IN FINE FORM
otey AMI Mailman Unhitable
Until Final Inning OF
Game.

I
NORFOLK. VA. September IA
couple OF safe hunts and two wild
throws in the ninth inning. after two
were out gave Norfolk the only run
and the first game of the closing series
of the season with Portsmouth by the
score of to o. The game was one OF
the prettiest and fastest of the sea son.
Both teams played pretty ball. Bril-
liant fielding was the order OF the
day. Five or six times fast work
killed what looked to be safe drives.
Both teams were in the work. It was
pitchers battle between yOtey and
Mailman. two southpaws. They We're
in great form. Hits were scarce ar
ticles. Both teams had but few
chances to score, and when things
were critical could not find the pitchers.
In the ninth. with two men out.
Manion surprised Portsmouth's infeld
by LAYING down a hunt He had il
beat out easily, but Mailman foolishly
tried to catch him at first, threw wild
and Manion went to second. Griffin
laid down bunt. IT was safe, but
Hennager repeated the wild throw per-
Torrance. and Aianion scored. While
the two errors might have been fairly
made. the sudden ending of the game
did not satisfy hundreds OF fans. They
believe it was deliberate LAY down
by Portsmouth.
The score.
Portsmouth.
Players. A.R. Y. II. Q. A.E
Cooke. 1b............s o Oh
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Record of the Clubs.
pirates win Inst Try.

PITTsBURG. PA. September 1a-ln y
one Of the most interesting games OF
the season the BroolSlyns were to-da!
beaten by Pittsburg in the ninth II inning NJ =
Score by innings: K.H- n.
.Erooklvn 002Oto0100--S 1
Batteries: Camnitz. Liefeld and Glib
SON. Mcintyre, Bell and Bergen. Time
l:i5. Umpire. KLEIN.
Cubs Lose to Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. OHIO, September l9A-
chicago was defeated i to in its last
meeting of the season with the locals
to-day.
Score by innings: R.H. ~
Cincinnati ......o Q 9 -
Chicago ..t......l0 y y W ~
Batteries: Coakley and Mclean
Frazer and Moran Time, 1:39. Um-
pire, Nnslie. SO
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PITCHER OAKLEY FINED.
Ehoemnkcr Players Love big Purse by

LYNCHBURG, VA. septemher TO-
Pitcher Oakley. OF the local ball team.
has been fined $40 and suspended for
the remainder OF the season for poor
work yesterday. II is evident that
the team gave the game to Danvilla
because several of the members were
sore at Manager Grim. The conduct
of the team yesterday stopped the
raising of purse by which 1t was in
tended to give each man $50.
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record Of the Clubs.
nrDwur Defent Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. September Ia
st. Louis defeated Cleveland 2 to Q
to-day by hitting the ball opporsunelS.
Score by innings:. X. r.. ~;
Cleveland ......o 9 9 oso ! ii 3 =
Batteries. Rhoads. Bernhard and
Clarke; Howell. Dineen and Spencer.
Time, 1895. Umpire, Egan.
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Al Is Is 81
POst-OFre,.

Summary Two-base rhiis-Warslner,
samuels. Doughty. o'Connor. Folkes.
Three-base hit---Warriner. Stolen bases
Tate. 5: Tomlinson, 8; Miller, 8;
samuels, 2 Duffy, q; Warmer. Smith,
Werner, Bolton. OConnor. Double
play--Doughty to Miller. Base on
halls-Ry Doughty, 8; by Warriner. 1.
Fit by pitched halls--Burkert, Bolton.
Struck out-BY Warriner. 10; by
Doughty, 3. Passed balls-Nunnally
2. Time OF game, 1:5o.5 Umpire, Mr..
Still. Attendance, 1000.
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I,HHVIIIt ..|.9.I.y o Q ] 10 Q 0 Go
Richmond ...... nu5UU.V III
Summary. Earned runs-Danviile. j !;
9Sichmond. /. Stolen bases-pcwell,
Siebr!e. Gettis. Sacrifice hits-Powell.
1oyie. Fisher. Hicks. Salre, Gettig.
Danyilie, 6; Richmond. 6. Double plays
-,Doyle to Fisher to Hicks. Cowan 10
Siehrie to Hobbs. Hits--off Lavinder.
rings. 3. Struck out--Ry Salye. 4. by
ltayinder. 4; by Flowers. 4. Bases on
balls-off Salve, B. Wild pitch-Lavin-
der. Hit by pitched ball-Siehr!e
Passed bails-Cowan, Ryan. Time of
Eame-Two hours and ten minutes.
Umpire-Mace. Attendance--1.00 900.
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Norfolk.

Summary: Left on hases-Norfolk, 8.
Portsmouth. 5. Stolen hase---Jackson,
Sacrifice hit-Ruhland. Base on balls
on Otev, l. Strike outs-By Otey, 2;
by Mailman. 2. Batter hit-By Hall
man. l. Time. 1:20. Attendance. 1900.
Umpres, TRULY and Coliifiower.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Scores.
Cincinnati. g; Chicago. 1.

Schedule for To-day.
Boston al Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn AT Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at st. Louis
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ONLY TWO GAMES
IN MAJOR LEAGUES
Cleveland Gets Tumble at
Hands OF Despised St. Louis
Browns.
---------------
CINCINNATI LIcKs LEADERS
Western Teams Of American
League Begin Final Eastern
Series To-Day.
CINCINNATI LIcKs LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
yestcrdny,s Rc.nlt,

Yesterdays Results.
st. Louis, Q Cleveland, /.
Washington Boston. postponed; rain.
New York Philadelphia, postponed;
wet grounds.
Schedule for To-Dny.
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-20
RICHMOND HITS
LAY|NDER HARD.
------
panvillc's Star Twirler Is Driven
from the Box by the
i84t Colts.
MIN MINTH-lNNlNG VICTORY
Bunched Hits on Flower in the
Last Round and Break
~ the Tie.
WIN MlNTH-lNNING VICTORY
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yestcrtiny's score

Yestcrdny's scores.
Yichmond. a: Danvlle, 3.
Norfolk. 1 Portsmouth. o.
Roanoke -Lynchburg game postponed:
yet grounds.
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aurtinn 5ales. Guture Daps,

BY 3. F. Hamilton & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
/ Richmond and Manchester, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-20

Schedule for To-Dny.
Richmond at Danyille.
Portsmouth at Norfolk.
Il Lynchburg at Roanoke.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
RUG WEAVING.

SAVE YOUR ULD CARPETS: RUGS WOVEN
from old carpets the only weaving factory Of its
kind in the city. WASHINGTON RUG co. 93I
5th ST. NV. Phone Main s32j oc3l-Syt
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
BALTIMORE GRAIN PRICES.

Baltimore. Nov. g7.-Following are the Official
prices fer TODAY
WHEAT-Sto in elevators. sS5.7i9 bushels. Car
goes grade sold at LGliz for special bin No red.
lOl for stock No > red. 9S for special BIN steamer
Ne. red. q for stock steamer No , red. S3's fer
special hin rejected. 90 Tor stock rejected. and 92's
for rejected to through the drier Contract opened
fTcr: December. L0lia Sales. 291O bushels Decem-
bC-. L0li1; car spot LOIla car steamer Nc red.
Settling prices No. red Western. lo-%s, contract.
spot LOIS No. 5 red, 9eE steamer No red.
ssi+i steamer No. . rtd Western. 80. The market
fcr Western closed steady: spot. November, LCZss
December, 1862 January. Los. Contract closed
STEADY; spot November l0la: December. LU-2
January. LOsis; May. LOsiz-
FLOUR-N Winter extra 295a4 Is; do. clear ( 3Ga
4.35: do. straight. 450a465; do. patent. 4sOa495
spring. clear 4.2ai65; do straight. 5l5a5i0; do.
patent. 55oaS75 City Mills best patent, SIS; do,
high grade patent 545; do. straight 5.l5: do.
choice famiy, as; extra, 3.SOaA0o. Com neal per
100 his, L55ai.eo
CORN-Stcck IN elevators, 491.0S9 bushels Track
yellow corn domestic delivery at 6 per bushel for
carlots prime spot Contract opened hrm: year.
90. Sales 5000 bushels January. 601t 300 bushels
do, 60is; 5000 bushels February. 607s; cars rev
spot. 63i2; l No. , white spot new. 53i=. j 49J
bushels spot. 64a; car yellow tack. domestic. IS.
Settling prices: No. white 64is mixed. Ga. new.
6s11; steamer mixed. 59lz No. 8. 5sc The market
for Western closed steady; SPOT November. sS1a
year. 6lie; January 6034a6l; February. Slash
OATS-Stock in elevators. E9.0l0 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. l0547 bushels. White. No. ,
No 5. heavy 5llza52is; No. ;. medium. 501sa5lls
do. No. } light 49I&s5olz do. No 4. light 70
heavy. 4sa49; mixed No ?, 5a5ls do, No ;, sgis
a50; do. No. T. SASS.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands via san
Francisco. close here daily az 615 D. N. mp 90 No
ysmter 81. for dispatch hy United States transport
Australia teIceTt mails for West Australia New
Zealand Samoan lsland, FIN Islands. and Nes
Caledonia via Vancouver and Victoria. British 90
lumbia. close here daily 90 6lj p. m. up ~ De
cemhsr !. for dispatch by steamer AOraugi
Hawaii. via san Francisco. close here daily a.
6l5 q. up to December p fer dispatch By steamer
Alameda.
Hawaii Japan. Korea. China and Philippine
Islands. via San Francisco. close hCrU daily at 6.l5
r ID. mp 20 December s. for dispatch rs steamer
Korea
Japan. Korca China. and Philippine Islands. va
seattle close here Gaiiy az 6:l5 p. m. up 20 De
cember 3. for dispatch by steamer Tosl Msul-
HaUlii. japan. Korea. China. and Philippine TEL
auds, via san Francisco. tose here daily ~ 6;I5
p. m. up 90 December p. for dispatch by steamer
Au..rcl Mara
Australia Except nails fer West Australia New
Zealand. samoan Islands. and New Caledonia, wa
San Francisco close hGTe daily % 6-l5 p up 90
De amber d. for dispatch by steamer BOyeric.
japan, Korea. China. and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoria. British Columbia. close
here daily az 6:lj p. m. up 10 December lg for
dispatch b. steamer Empress of Japan
Specially addressed mails for japan. Korea. and
China. via Tacoma. close here daily q. 6,l5 p. m
mp 20 December %. for dispatch by steamer Oania.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS ). OWEN x soN, Aactioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF An UNDIVIDED ONE
half interest IN and 10 lots in Meridian Hil ~
d. t.-By virtue q a certain deed u tnlst dated
August Is, A. ID. 1905. and duly recorded IN iihcr
No. &o2. at folio l97 saq Of the land records
d the District Of Columbia, and az the request ot
the party secured thereby ! VIII sell at public auc
ton In mont u the premises. I'll ESDAf. Deccm-
Der 10. 1907 az % O'Clock D. m an undivided
onehalt interest in and 60 lots numbered hftecn t5l
ard tlbi, iu block numbered three 81. Of Han and
Elyans Subdivision Of Meridian Hlll. as ger plat
recorded In the Office 4 the surveyor ~ the Distinct
Columbia. iu Liber Levy Court NJ 2 20 folio b.
ard Lbcr ,ioTcruur Shepherd. at foos 6Z-and 6j. o
the land records u the District ~ Columbia Ierlns-
Onc-thrd II the purchase pricr i'm cash. the bal
ance In one and two years from the day ot sale,
secured hy deed of tulst on the property represented
by the notes Of the purchase bCaring interest ar .
Icr cent UC- aunum PAYABLE scml atuualilt or al
ca IN. deposit OF $50 will bc required at the time
Of the sale and If the tons thereof are not fully
complied with within fifteen DAYS from the day OF
sale, the trustee reserves the right 10 resell the m
tCrest above described az the risk and cUst ot the
defauting purchaser after such previous pnblic no
ticc as lc may deem NECESSARY. All CCnYtyanc1ng.
recording and notaris fees at the purchasers clst
j. BARTON MILLER. Surviving Trustee
E0-3Icod.exS
FOR SALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION. TO THE
highest bidder op WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER
j. 1907 al O'CLOCK T. NJ on the premises.
ELEVEN ACRES OF LAND. about one mile west
Of Washington. or oue-LaE mile west C ihe
AIueduct Brlcge and Just north of tlie fnllllaEJ
buildings az Fort Myer and situated between the
county courthouse of Alexandra County and the
large new handsome dwelling II County Clerk
Geo H. Rucker. said eleven acres being the western
and most beautiful part o. the landed estate q
Charlotte l. Drain deceased and j. splcndidly sit
uatcd for subdivision into villa sites and building
lots being only about = minutes walk 10 and from
Ge0rgct0Uu The Washington. Arlington and falls
Church electric through the center Of the
property. Get OF m Spruce station Houses sell
and rent there as fast as built By written direc-
| tou Of the heirs the eleven acres VIII be sold
without reserve. TERMS. CASH. 500 down 20
time Of sale balance IN % days. Call write for
/ flll particulars.
JAMES r. CLEMENT.
Attorney for Hens.
Oeice 1896 ST. NV. Washington. D. c.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
Circuit Court No. L.

JlHlltE WRIGHT.
No i9s9i. Savannah LumbCr Company vs.. Riley
apreal noted bond fer costs 500 Att0rueyS T. h.
Thomas and J. T. Daish-T l. Ief0ris.
No. $50 Bianchi vs. Heibergeri judgment By
default. Att0ueys Ticker q Kenyon.
No $500. International Trust Company rs.
ScAiGman verdict Tor plaintiff. s. with interest
0-l S75o from January 20 ls7. and on S.5G from
April g. 1917 Attorneys. W c Clephaue-B- r.
Warner IT,
Nc i8i7l New York and Washington Realty
Company Ts. LaWdCr- order 20 return deposit for
o7sts 20 the plaintiff. ATTORNEYS, J s Easby-
smith, :. Malonor, h :. Mathews and 'F. C..
Handy.
Ne. p5a9 Burke vs.. Capital Traction Company,
Oh trial Attorneys. H. ". WLoatley-R- Z. Perry
4 SON and a.. I. Dunlop
Assignments fcr December Q:
N. y. Burke rs. Capital Traction Company.
Auoueys. II. ". Mhratcy-R. r. Perry Sou
and 6. T. Dunlop.
No 80. Jennings Us. Philadelphia Baltimore and
Washington Railway Company AttoueyS. L. H.
Jacksou-AicKiuney & FIannery-
No lS- Thomas Chac1uas & Co Attorneys.
A. A. Liusc1mb-W. Z. Ambr0sc-
No l9L shaener vs. Magruder- At,orneys, n. J..
B. Atkiss1n-Joan Rid0ut
No. 10 Eoudnella rs. southern Railway Con
IaHy. Attorneys. Tucker * Keuyon-Hamilton Col
bert. Yerkes a Hamilton.
No. ls7. Leimhach rs Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. ". h. Quin1sr and
e. L. FRley-J. J. Darlington.
NJ. IL Fuller Clpuauy rs District q Columbia.
At;crneys +. :. Duyal jr--E Ii Thomas
No 49, Gliddeu Us Jrnness-MiIler Attorneys
Bcuy a Minor and r. z B1Eland-Le0n Tobrine-
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. $3.50 BgCsmau IS. District of Columbia on
trial Attorneys Lester & Price-E II. Thomas.
T. p. Meyers. p. n. BaseT. snd g. II. Symc.
No i93s2- Hammer yS. -heltgu- Judgment by con-
fesion for plaintiff FOR SO Attorney. ". J. NeaIe
Assignments fer December ?.
No 7S Blaine. sdminis,Tatrix vs.. Lohr e a.
Attorneys. l. J. Mathew. c. Baldcrson. Gittiugs
q Chamberlain and Mckinney 3 Flannery.
No "a. Lohr e a. vs. Title Guaranty and
Trl-t Ccmpauy- Att5roeys, ", &. Ba'drE0n-Gi1-
uuEs & Chamberlain.
No. PIG. Smith Capital Traction COMPANY At
toneys- e. L. Waitiord-R. r. Perry a son
No. - Pitts vs. -EdI21-son Attorneys R F.
Downing. g. A. Bern. aud j. =. CCuE.an-Git
tugs x Chamberlain
No s. Hallcr Wall Paper Company rs. Elmcre
Attorneys. ~. e. Prcutiss and Nelson Wilson
Bruey & W0odaE5.
No. IA Jasc!i vs. Ricgs National Bank At
tomcys. II. " Wheatlcy-lt. L. Peuy & son
No. 10. Grady Washington Gasli-ht Company
Attorneys. Douglas & Dougias-Mckcuncy & FIau
uer.
No. 3s. smith r. Eanlshas. Attorneys Cur
l.. Baker.
No %. International Trus. Company vs. Howard
Attomeys. " G. CleThane-B. II Warner. r.
No g. JaguetJc. cxgcu,rig. IS. Capital Tractor
Company. Attorneys. Z. i. Evan r. II. Benson
W W. Poultney-R- L. Perry y Son and q. I
Dunlop,
No D. Lusins vs. Washington. Alexandra anc
Mount Vernon Railway Company Attorneys. L. :
Baiie7 and r. T. SuicsaDd-A- A. Hoeing-
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
Prohntc Court.



Estate Of Ellen NJ Cotton; motion for commission.
Estate Of Henrietta l.. Berry; order admitting
VIII 90 probate and record and letters Of admins-r-
ton C. T. a.. bond s. O0 Attorney Z. F. Downing
Estate Of John X. smith; order for commission.
Attorney !. H. Linton.
Estate Of James L. Davis; order admitting VIII
20 probate and record and letters testamentary
bond. $50. Attouey W L. Pollard
Estate of Marx Grace White: order authorizing
sale Of certain property. Attorney. H. +. Davis
Estate q James CautWeI order admitting viii 10
probate and record and letters testamcntary- bond
500
Estate of Charles II. Hinton: petition FOR probate
and record Of viii and letters testamentary. At
toncy. Howard BOYD.
In re Mildred Gait ct al order authorizing spe-
cial allowance Attorney. l. \ Dent.
Estate Of Ellen CotCn: order authorizing paw
ment Of certain sum-
bate and record Of viii and letters q adminissra
tion c T. a. Attorney. Harry G. KimbaI