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The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
LUSH MAY LEAVE TOMORROW
YaIe's Baseball Coach Nearly Re-
covered from Injury 10 Eye.

The condition of Billy Lush. the Yale
baseball coach, who received serious in
jury to one of his eyes after the Yale
Georgetown game from a stone thrown
by small boy and who has been under
treatment at one Of the local hospitals.
has 50 much improved that DR.. Wilmer.
his physician. SAYS that he may now
travel without danger 70 the injured
optic. Lush win probably start for New
Haven tomorrow, joining his charges be
fore the Yale-Amherst game next Satur-
day.
Speaking Of the accident. Lush said that
while he does not attach any blame to
Georgetown University he thinks that
visiting players should be afforded police
protection by the city
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
RECIPE FOR BoILs, F:M-
PIES, AND SORES.

Shake well in a bottle the fol-
lowing and take one teaspoonfuI
after each meal and at bedtime.
viz: Fluid extract Dandelion
one-half ounce. Compound Ksr-
gon one ounce. Compound Syrup
sarsaparilla three ounces.
These ingredients are harmless
and can be obtained from any
good pharmacy here at nominal
cost.
This mixture IS said 10 be a
splendid Spring Tonic and Blood
Cleanser, because of its gentle,
though prompt, action in forcing
the kidneys to filter and strain
from the blood and cast cut in
the urine ali acids. waste and
organisms which cause
pimples. boils, and eruptions. and
which often ruin a good COM
plexion.
Now is the time to take It.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16

New York, April 15.-No move was
made to-day to get Harry K. Tbaw out
on bail Lawyer Daniel O'Reilly. who Is
the active lawyer IN Thaws behalf now.
said that he did not think anything would
be done until District Attorney Jerome
returns from Lakevllle Conn. on Wed
nesday- Mr.. O'ReiIly may want 10 sound
Jerome on the subject. but the district
attorney has announced that he will Wig
orously oppose any application for bail.
II Is evident that Lawyer OReilly real
izes that Il viii not be such an easy mat
ter to get Thaw out on bail. Some very
convincing arguments viii have to be
made before a Supreme Court justice will
assume the responsibility Of letting Thaw
out OF the TOmbs The members of the
family say that they are ready 10 put up
almost any sum 10 get him out.
Lawyer o Reilly spent part Of to-day
looking for lawyer to take charge OF
Thaw's second trial. This makes il Ger
tain that Dolphin Michael Delmas wiz
have nothing 10 do with IT, From re-
marks made by the Thaw lawyer he
may have some trouble in getting a sue
~----e- ~ @aAs A'F.A4l4p1. II IS Understood
that Thaw made it very unpleasant for
the lawyers, at least some Of them. and
a lawyer Of standing who hears what
happened between Thaw and the lawyers
may think very seriously before he ae-
cepts a retainer.
steele Calls on DeImas.
Mr.. Delmas received a call to-day from
juror Wilbur F. Steele, one Of the Jurors
who voted for acquittai. It was Juror
Steele who made things so lively ia the
jury room with Juror Plan.
Mr.. Steele said he called on BIr. Delmas
to pay his respects 20 him. He said that
Mr.. Delmas was out Of the ease. that he
was sure Of it; otherwise be wouidn
have called on Mr. Deimas. He wanted
to find out why certain points tn the
Thaw defense had not been made
stronger.
Mr. Delmas said that Mr. Steele just
dropped in on him 10 ask him If he knew
a friend Of his IN California. Mr Delmas
said be knew him very well and Mr.
Steele said that the friend. a Dr. Gordon.
was his brother-in-Iaw. Mr. Delmas add
cd that he couldn't see any reason why 4
citizen Of the town should not can on
another citizen o. the town. That brought
Mr. Delmas around 10 say that "A story
that be was going hunting ia Canada
and then would return 10 California was
entirely wrong. lie intends 20 stay in this
city, and has rented Offices for FIVE years.
O'ReiIly Cautions Court CLERK.
J Lawyer OReiliy called on Clerk Will
lam Penney in the Supreme Court Grim
/ inal Branch. where Thaw was tried, and
requested him not TO give 20 anybody any
Of the exhibits in tine ca Nir. Penney
said he would certainly not give them up
to anybody who had no authority for
/ them.
According 20 the reports frou3 tie
/ Tombs to-day. Thaw was very cheerfuI
/ and at peace with the world II is under
/ stood, however. that he is not pleased
! with some OF his lawyers, and said 50 to
+ Lawyers OReilly and Peabody. who
1 called on him. Before Mr. Peabody left
+ Thaw gave him a cane made Of animal
skins, The cane was sent to Thaw by
/ some admirers or sympathizers at Yuma.
/ AriZ
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
WANT JOYCE FOR PRESIDENT.
Washington Hotel Men Indorse Bal
timOre Boniface for Head.


timore Boniface for Head.
SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Baltimore. April l5.-The Hotel Mems
Associations OF Washington and Balti-
more have indorsed Jerome II. Joyce.
proprietor OF the Hotel Joyce. and pres
ident of the Maryland Hotel Mems As
sociation. for the presidency of the
Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit Associa-
tion of the United States and Canada.
the members and ladies of which will
be entertained by the Marylanders In
Baltimore on May II, IS. and 10.
The New York Hotel Mems Associa-
tion viii also indorse him, and similar
action will be taken by the organiza-
ton in Norfolk. II is taken among
Baltimore bonifaces as conclusive that
he viii have no opposition. as his per
sonal popularity is wide throughout the
country and he has been at the head OF
energetic plans for the entertainment
Of the visitors here, and the pressure
upon him TO run came first from Wash
ingtou and New York.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
RHEA TO SUCCEED CRUMP.
Governor Announces Intention 10
Name New Corporation Chairman.

Governor Announces Intention TO
Name New Corporation Chairman.
Special to The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va. April 15.-GOv. Swan
son to-day announced that ne would ap-
point Judge William f. Rhea, Of Bristol.
10 succeed Judge Beverly T. Crump as
chatham Of the State corporation COM
mission. It IS not believed that the ap-
pOintment viii become effective until
about the middle OF May, as Judge Crump
has consented TO serve until such time as
may be necessary in preparing for the
appeal IN the cases which the corporation
commission will decide relating to pas
senger and freight charges by the rail-
roads.
The governor served with Judge Rhea
through many years in Congress. The
appointment Of Judge Rhea VIII be made
In reasonable time after the commission
has decided and passed on the railroad
cases.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
DEEDS OF TRUST.

square si5-Lemuel Il. Beckett at uN IN Cnapln
Brown aud Henry H. Bergmsuu, 60 secure ori-
entail Building Association No. 6. 500 part ogig
inai iat J.
SQUARE ioe-Aiary G Hills ct VIZ. Ralph W, 10
American Security and Trust Company- to Sc
cure National savings and Trust Company. S. coo.
years, per cent, semi-annualiy. lot p.
Bloomingdsle- Margaret ]. Juno TO George NJ En-
merieh and Douglass s. Mackaii, to secilre
Washington Per Cent Permanent Building
Association s. 800 lot s., block s
Square I5s-CIayion F. Emig ct 30 Richard J..
Pairo and Herbert A. Gin IL secuTe John J..
Brosnen. 500. year, 6 per cent, seni-ah-
nuslly. lot l67.
University Park-Enen 7. Newton to Z. Southari
Parker and John B. LaFnsF. 10 secure lydia
]. Smith. s50a0 years, per cent, semian-
uuslly lot Is block s5
Square e54-EInest J. SChnidt ct 20 Henry Il.
BcIgmann and George n. Emmerich. 70 secure
German American Building Association No. S,
5000. lots s g TO- Is 10 is.
Square iii-Emma Buckholfz Preston tc Henry T.
Stewart and James M. Green, 20 secure Thomas
W. Bungeriord. $40. ] year. pr cent semi
annually part lot 3
Auaoostia-gosePh Il. Boswell et ux. 10 George o.
Watson and Simon Bube. 10 secure Maurice
Otterback Sl.sN, years. per cent, semian-
ngslly lots Z3 "a and part lci g5
Ksiorama Heights~Liiia TuCkeimsn e. viz. Vol
colt te John b. Larner and Thomas Bradley.
to secure Andrew Parker. $1,000 years. "a
Per cent semi annually Dot l3. block =
Becker and George g.. McEIwee. 90 secure Real
Estate Title Insurance Company. S0o. years.
5 Yer cent. sesni-snnusliy. lot &c.
Squaro A4-Samuel Il. Bond et uX % J. Snaldiug
FlanIsery and Edwin n. Bond, 10 secure William
H. Dennis AMI James T. George executors.
$3.50. / and years 5 par cent. ssmfauHually,
I0t 3
square SiI-AIsrie r. ByngTon 10 Albert r. Fox
and Edmund X. Fox % secure Frederick r,
Walker. $500 years per ecnt. semtannually.
lot 4 and part i0t B.
Square s6s-tieoGgs q. Brown 90 Aaron S Cavwood
snd William 2 Ballard, 10 secure siagy e.
Rlodgrtt sS.)l1 8 years ) per cent. quarterly.
part original lots 2 aud q
Square l0s@-I0hu BtTry et uL % Charles ". Haas
and J. Tarbell Dyes. so secsuc John S. Biair
S50 years. per cent, seni-annualiy. lots
Is. 0 q
Le DToit PaTk-Aiabel C. Bond c. VIZ. S Hazsn.
10 Fred r. Rhodes ard Charles s. Muir, to
secure Abbie n. stuart 259o scar pcs
eent, ssaai-anRually, i0t g. block
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16

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The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
PREPS BEAT WESTERN HIGH
Mohn's Home Run in Eighth
Inning Wins Game.
Losers Get Men on Bases, but Were
Unable 10 Get in Timely Hits.
Simpson Strikes Out Eleven.

The Georgetown Preps defeated West
ern High School yesterday in a hard
fought contest by to ,
Thirteen men left on bases tells the
story of Westerns defeat The Western
boys hit the ball hard and often. but
when bingle was needed 10 bring In a
runner, It was not forthcoming. The win
ming run was scored in the eighth. Ham
mond was passed, and Mohn elouted the
ball over the fence for home run, send
ing in Hammond in front Of him. Simp-
son pitched a good game. striking out
eleven Of the opposing batsmen. The
scnre.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
MINUTEMEN INSPECTED.
CulpepeF Warriors Win Praises from
Army Officer.

hpecial 70 The Washington Herald
Culpeper. Va. April 15--The Culpeper
Minutemen. an organization associated
with the four great wars OF American
history. were to-day inspected by Col. c.
Z. Dempsey, Of the United States army.
Col Dempsey expressed himself as highly
pleased at the fine showing made by the
company Ia the manual Of arms. the exc
cutiOn OF the various maneuvers. and the
condition OF their arms and general equip
ment
The Culpeper Minutemen were organ
lied in lII6, and played a conspicuous part
in the war OF the Revolution. the war of
1872, the Mexican war; and the civil war.
Under tho command Of Capt. Edward
Slaughter, the MinUtelnea will appear at
the jamestown Exposition.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
FORREST MAY BE BAILED.
Cousin Of Former Secretary of VI.
and VI. a. Interested in Case.


Baltimore. April 15.-CIarence H. For
rest, former secretary of the Merchants
and Manufacturers Association. who is
in Jail awaiting trial on a charge Of en-
bezzling $S.s3o.25. may be released on bail
in day or two. If the plans of several
gentlemen who have interested them
selves on his behalf materialize. Forrest
was held I'm 5000 bonds and heretofore
has been unable to get the necessary sa-
curity. Now James r. Ingram. ST., has
taken up FORESTS affairs. and with the
help Of Talbot ". Jenkins. OF Baltimore.
and +. NJ Forrest. of Washington. a
cousin Of the accused man. has prac-
tically completed arrangements for the
bail. Just whose name will be on the
bond has not been decided
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
NEW YORKER BUYS BELMONT.
Dr.. =. b. Babbitt Pays 100000 for
Property i'm Montgomery County.

oIFVlII Z" III7 " F'I7IllI's'll IIVI@I1F
Rockville. Md. April Belmont" a
subdivision in Bethesda district. opposite
the town OF Friendship Heights. has been
sold by Frank L. Foster. as agent. 70 DR..
=. 3. Babbltt. OF New York City. sor
$50 coo No deed has yet been given. but
an agreement has been recorded in the
Office OF the clerk of the circuit court at
this place showing that "A deposit has
been made. The owners were James y.
StIH and Michael o. Dumas. The plans
Of the new purchaser have not been made
known.
Chevy Chase Inn. a short distance from
Chevy Chase. has also changed hands.
II was sold by the Chevy Chase Land
Company to Samuel y Barker and Mary
Il. Barker for $4,000 II is not known for
what purpose it will be used.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
Lxcureus Rnker Do

Specil o The Washington HeIald
Baltimore. AD-ii 15-Lyeurgus Baker,
seventy years old, died Yesterday morn
ing at tho University Hospital Born
at Winchester. Va. AIr. Baker came 20
Baltimore when a young man. re was
Il Southern sympathizer ard was pres
ent at the hanging of John Brown. The
only relatives surviving Mr.. Baker are
two nieces and one nephew.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
Lieut. McCIeIIaud Dead.

speclaI % Ihe washington Head
baltimore, April 15.-Lieut David
Patterson McClelland. commander of
the mounted police and veterinarian of
the department. died this morning.
Lieut. McClelland was a native of Ire
land, and came TO this country with
his parents when he was i've years old
lie was appointed a member Of the
police department on May /, 1871
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
- oi rrInea - Royal slreet.

toIner of Prince and ROYAL Streets.
Alexandria, Va, April I5-At the open
ing Of the April term Of the Alexandria
County Circuit Court to-day Judge Louis
c, Barley delivered a charge of consid-
erable length 20 the grand jury. directing
that inquiry be made into complaints al
leging violations in various sections Of
the county of the revenue laws, the laws
prohibiting gambling, and the sale Of CO.
caine and opium. The court also called
attention TO an article which appeared
several weeks ago in a county paper
charging the open and fragrant violation
OF the law. Judge Barley handed a copy
of the paper TO the jury and stated that
he had had the editor summoned before
the jury to testify as 20 the article pub
lished. The court charged that the mat
ter be fully and carefully inquired into
ana that the violators be presented for
proper punishment if any infractions Of
the law were found 10 have occurred.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
ALLUDES TO LYNCHING.
Judge ReveH Charges Anne Arm
del, Md, Grand Jury.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Md. April 15.-The Circuit
Court for Anne Arundel County con-
sened for the regular April jury term
this morning. with Chief Justice Rogers
and Associate Judges Revell and
Thomas on the bench.
The grand jury, of which former City
Alderman Williams is foreman, was
charged by Judge Reven. In his
charge Judge Revell called attention to
the gambling and Sunday liquor selling
violations of the various sections of
the county contiguous to Baltimore. and
spoke of the selling OF cigarettes to
minors, but laid particular stress on
the lynching of the negro Davis, who
was taken from the county Jail some
months ago and hanged by a mob Just
outside the city limits OF Annapolis.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
THIEF LO0TS SEMINARY.
Fair Students al Forest Glen Lose
JeweIFy and Money.

oIlVIaI 70 TIC " asnlnsIun HeTaId.
Rockville, Md. April 15.-National
Park Seminary. the school for young
ladies at Forest Glen. this county. was
entered by a sneak thief and money
and jeweiry of the value Of 5000 or
more were stolen. Four or five Of the
students are understood to have suf-
Tered losses. The robbery is believed
20 have been committed by some one
familiar with the premises. and who
knew when the students would not be
n their rooms. \ quiet investigation
has been under way since the occur
renee. and it is said an arrest viii be
made
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
EAST WASHINGTON LEAGUE.
VIII Level New Grounds at TbIr-
teenth and ID Streets Northeast.

At a meeting Of the directors OF the
East Washington Sunday School League
last night in the Ninth Street Christian
Church, the contract for leveling the
grounds at Thirteenth and D streets
northeast was awarded. Arrangements
were also made for the erection of a
stand and inclosing same with wire. the
work to be concluded before April %.
The league season opens on April q.
when Ninth plays First Methodist Prot
estant. Games will start at o'clock
until the days grow long, and then start
ut $50. The question of an umpire is stili
undecided. bat efforts will be made TO
obtain Dutch Newman.
The Ninth Street team has Been greatly
strengthened by the acquisition of "a
nelI of Marquette League fame, at pres
ent playing with the Business High School
team, for shortstop.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
FIVE CANDIDATES NAMED.
KensingtOn, Md, Nominates for
Mayor and Town Council.

Kenslngton, Md. April f5.-James NJ
Proctor and J. c. Cannon were tonight
nominated as the candidates to succeed
Mayor Cornelius EckhaTdt. who has re
signed on account OF i'll health. Joseph
W Beck, James p Raney, Frank r.
Chapman. and William Z. DuIin were
named for town council 10 succeed George
". Chamberlain and Frank T. Chapman.
TO serve TWO years
The friends of Mayor Eckhardt are
lined UP behind Mr.. Proctor. who is as
sistaut United States district attorney AZ
Washington. Mr. Cannon is compare
lively new resident lie was at one time
mayor Of Manassas, Va.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
Rabbi Cohen Accents can,

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Lynehburg. Va. April 15.-Rabbl J..
Cohen, OF Plymouth, Pa. has accepted
a cali to the Agath Shalom synagogue
Of this city, and viii take up his
work on Nav /. Rabbi Cohen succeeds
Rabbi S. G. Sehein, who has resigned to
engage IN business IN Reading, Pa
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. ].
CHIEF IusTICE CLARAUGH.

Stewart rs. Stewart guardian ad litem appointed.
Complainants solicitors. Rslsion Siddons and H
T. Winfield defendants solicitors. L. r. David
and Fulton Lewis
Martin Martin; rale receiver retunable
April IS. Petitioners solicitor. George G. Gertman.
Tuer Hansborough; auditors report ratified
and distribution ordered. CGmnlainants solicitors
BEaadenbug s BTandenhurg,
Handley vs.. Macfarland: PRO eonfesso vacated.
Complainants solicitor. George T. Sullivan: de-
fendant's solicitor f. H. Stephens
Smith Company vs. TyssoBski: bin dismissed with
cnsts. Complainant's solicitors. Ralston Sid
dons; defendants solicitors Nathaniel Wilson and
Bfandenburg & Brsndenburg
CoEley ct Fl. Washington National Railding
and Loan Association argued and submitted.
Complainants solicitors. Thompson 4 Laskey and
T. l. JeHords; defendants solicitors, Hamilton,
Colbert q Hamilton and Edmund Brady.
No assignment for to-day.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16

arts. and bond fixed at so0 ComDlainaBt's 50
licitor. s. n. BFosuS; defendants soiielcr stuart
aieSamaFa.
wallace Ts. Tucker; sale hnsly ratified and ref
efenee "a auditor. compainants soiicitgT. ". II.
sh0les
CorwiH Ys. G0rEin; guardian ad lfem appointed
ComI3ainants solicitor J. ~ PROCTOR defendant 5
solicstoF, Charles H. Turner.
Owens IS sharp: exceptions 70 suditors report
0rerHIle1. Complainant solicitor John G. Git
tings.
sehfiekler vs. Washington brewery Company: on
hearing ComplaiusHts solicitors. Gittings q
chamberIin ard Joseph L. Topper; defendants 50
heisog Il. F. Woodard
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
0FFUTT WILL NOT RUN.
RecOnsiders Determination 10 Seek
Nomination for Commissioner.
Srecial 10 Tla Mn.binatnn Hsrah

Special to The Washington Herald.
Rockville. Md. April 15.-Lee Onutt.
mayor Of Rockville has announced that
he has reconsldered his determination to
seek the Democratic nomination for
county commissioner for this collection
district and is notifying his friends that
he has definitely decided not TO be "A
candidate this time. 1t is explained that
the warm personal friendship existing be-
tween Charles Veirs, who is candidate
for the nomination, aud Mayor Onutl is
responsible for the latter's action in with
drawing from the contest. John ". Car
roll of Glen Echo. and Humphrey Cissell,
of DarnestOwn district, are candidates
for the position and the fight promises
TO be a lively one.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
Unable 80 Secure Evidence.

After an investigation the jury reported
inability TO secure any evidence upon
which to base a presenment in connec-
tlon with the alleged violations. The
jury recommended, however that the
sheriff see that certain places Of busl-
ness are kept closed from 12 o'clock Sat
urday night until sunrise Monday morn
ing. The jury was then discharged for
the term.
Joseph Thomas. colored, alias John
Wright, who was TO have been hanged
December il last, but who was granted
stay OF execution by the State Court
of Appeals. win be resentenced by Judge
Barley at this term of court. the appel
late tribunal having denied the applica-
ton for a new trial. The term viii last
for several days, but there viii be no
session tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
Mai. Sylvester Makes Address.

Maj. Richard sylvester, Of Washington,
addressed a large audience of men in the
First Baptist Church this evening, under
the auspices Of the Mems League of the
church. His subject was THE Study of
BLen from Ny Point of View" He de-
scribed the modern methods for the iden-
tincation OF criminals and dwelt upon the
various leading devices OF the present day
for the protection OF society from the
criminal classes. After Mai Sylvester
had concluded. the meeting was addressed
by Rev ". w. Dudley of Norfolk, who
is in charge Of the Baptist Building, in
connection with the jamestown Exposi-
ton
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
Circuit Court No. L.
JUSTICE WRIGHT


United States ex rel Goldshg rs. Secretary a
the interior: rule 10 show issued. retuFRabls
April B Petitioasrs solicitors Kspples MeFiliat.
puttera vs., McI1ematt receiver; iadgmsat On
verdict fer defendant with costs sgainst plaintiff.
Plaintiffs attorneys. +. A. Bowen. y. c. Handy,
and 4. B Behrend: defendants attorneys. {. A.
Douglas. and George p Hoover.
Landvoigt vs Paul On trial. Plaintiffs attorneys.
Putnam Poe; defendants at1omeys, C. L. Frailey
and A. A. Birney
Assignments for to-day:
No. So, Elliott Fs New York Continental Jewell
Filtration GomIaIg. Attorneys. Tucker & Kenyon.
Blackstone Huidekeper-E Il. Thomas.
No. SIS. swaFtzeil Rheefn Henssg Company Fs.
Lamb. Attorneys. Nelson Wilson-John Ridout.
No. 3s Miller Washington and Gettysburg
Railway. Attorneys. Chaplin Brown and George ".
DTeg-J. 3. Larner
No. as. Barber Ross vs. KimmsL Attorneys,
Worthingt0H. Head FraileJ-John Rid0ut.
No. 567- buchanan Washington Railway and
Electric Company. AttOrneys X. Il. NcNeiiI-J J.
Darlington.
No. 5sa. Hornblower ys George Washington Uni
sersity. Attorneys 7. ". Hackett-W. c. clephans
and ". +. siatingly.
No. lls ssppealsl. Brisl Rowland Attorneys,
J. v. CcughlaE-A. r. Well
No. -. Parker vs. American Hygienic Brick Tile
Company. Attorneys. Philip Walker-John Ridout.
No. IS. Walters Is. Washington RailWay and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Lscde. Fulton *
Cox-J, ]. Darlington.
No. al Waed IS YerneH. Attorneys Chapiu
Brown and J. Psui Eanest-W. ,. Msttngly.
Circuit COurt No. z.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
Adjourned until Wedzesday April H. 1901
Assignments for Wsdncsdsy Apyil u. 1907:
No ~ Catholic University Of America IS. Mag.
gaman Attorneys. Hamilton. CSberf Hamilton
W F. Mattingiy. J. b. LameT, and Arthur Peter
No 800. Cover Southern Railway Company.
Attorneys. Padgett F0Hest-Hamilton. Colbert &
Hamilton
No ils. Barnes IS Slater. Attorneys. Turner <
Miteheli-Gso7ge +. Williams
No 80 Talbot McDemott. Attorneys b.
f. Leighton-J. J, Darlington.
No 478 Nokes rs Chase. Att0meys I. J.
Mathew J. Lambert.
No g oliver Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Attorneys, A. s. Worthing-
tosl-MeKenney 4 PLANNERS.
No. sss. Knickerbocker gs. Willis. Attorneys, J.
}. Dariington-Csrlisie & johnson.
No. i56. MeFiilst IS. Brennan Construction Com
pauy. Attorneys. AIeriliA, & Amhrose-J. J. Oar
lington aud Hamilton. Colbert Hamilton
No. 5is Csmody Construction Company Ys
stanHard. Attorneys. E. II. Thomas-HamiltOn
Colbert & Hamilton.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16

Earned runs-N esteTl, ]; Ereiss J. fu4t base bs
errors. Western. g. Prers. . Left on bases
Western. l3; Prcps g. Pint base on balls-On
Simpson. Q. oa Michael o Struck oat-By Michael
S, by simpson H. Home un-M0hH. TWo-base
Lit-Hammoud. Sacrifice Morse Fort. Stolen
hsses-Iilebr1uu l2j Miclael Morse Hammond
scuily o. Double plays-FllebT0WH 70 Mclean.
Cmpre-M sitterdjHg.