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The Washington times., 1907-09-23
THE
GEORGE WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY.

Organised BY Special Act OF Congress
CHARLES WILLIS NEEDHAnE. III. D.
President.
s7th Session. 1s07-cs. opens s4pt. s. 1907.
Undergraduate, Graduate. and Professional
Courses offered Graduates Of tbs Washing
ton High Schools and other accredited sec
onoAry schools are Admitted 70 he under
GrSsIate courses without eIAminAuO1
Buildings
University Han. 18TH and H strestA
Medical and Dental Building. lszs H street.
engineering. $3.50 ] street.
Architcct1re. 1882 I street
Education. 1884 7 street.
Woman's Building, 1858 Z street.
Ihs Snivsrsity Hospitals. 1873 Il street.
Departments.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
GRADUATE STUDIES
Graduats courses, leading TO degrees OF
Master OF Arts. Master OF Science. Civil
Engineer. Electrical Engineer. Mechanical
Engineer. and Doctor OF Philosophy.
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE
Undergraduate courses. leading 70 degrees
q Bachelor Of Arts and Bachelor Of
Science
WASHINGTON COLLEGE or En-
GIEEERIEG.
Undergrsdusts courses, leading to the
BsShelJT Of Science degrees IN Civil. Elsc-
trai Ind Mechanical Engineering.
DIVISION OF ARCEI=ECTURE.
Undergraduate course. leading 20 the de-
gree OF Bachelor Of Science In Architecture.
COLLEGE OF THE POL rTICAL
SCIENCES.
Undergraduate and graduate courses,
leading 70 degrees OF Bachti u OF Arts.
Master Of Arts. and Master Of Diplomacy.
DIVISION or EDUCATION.
Undergraduate courses, Iea.lnE to de-
grses Of Bachelor Of Arts ana TsaehsPs
Diploma
MEDICINE.
A four-yCar course also q iveyear COURSE
leading 70 the degree Of Doctor OF Medicine.
DENTISTRY
taree-year curse. leading 10 the dagT0s
OF Doctor Of Dental Surgery
Law.
Regular lay course. leading 70 the de-
gree OF Bachelo. OF Laws.
Graduate courses leading 20 the degrees
OF Master OF LAWS Master OF Patent Law,
and Doctor Of Jurisprudence.
COLLEGE OF PHAR1GACY.
Three-year course, leading 20 the degree
OF Doctor OF Pharmacy.
For catalogues. application blanks ana fur
thsr Information. communicate with
OTIS D. SWEET. Registrar.
ee1-oE Cor. H. and 18th streets NV.
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National Park Seminary.

National Park Seminary.
Fer Young Won n, Warrington D. ..
(g,uburbG.)
THE GLEN SCHOOL The story OF us
.rbooI. Of its phenomenal growth; IFS re-
rnarkabIe equipment OF Is buildings. e.tIao-
lively grouped In college fashion. form az q
rnfniafurs VILLAGE its unique sueciV1sloi; lhto
eight groups OF .iIls. its training IN nouns
mskine ana social graces; its develoi ment
OF special Talents ia provislons tor Pc S
tai-cnn only bs told fully In our ea'a"so~
Address -
aul6-f WHIT
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SHORTHAND. Read all that other schools
can say. then mark: Ours excels their best
IN giving QUICK GOOD RESULTS By mai
or IN class SEE. CT address, 6ec'y ERTYP
SCHOOL ~ + Capitol Bt. seIo-sot
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MISS WALsACE'S GLASSES

THE MISSES EAsTNANs BOARDING
AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. 1906 nth
OPENS OCT. L SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
sel2-sot
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DENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Exceptional opportunities are offered for q
modern and strictly hrst-class education su
Dentistry. Session begins September "a.
". N COGAN, =. D. S. go II Street
Ess-H R. J. WATKINS Secretary.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-26
ROLLER SKATERS WIN DAY.
Not 10 BE Deprived of Use OF Side
walks, say Commissioners.

Roller skaters are not 10 be deprived Of
the use Of the sidewalks The decision Of
the Board OF Commissioners was an
nOunced yesterday by Commissioner West
as follows:
THE Commissioners. after consultation
with the corporation counsel. are advised
that they cannot prohibit roller skating
on the roadways, nor can they dlscrimi-
nate IN the matter of age. The effect OF
prOmulgating a regulation such as was
tentatively prepared would be 10 drive all
children using roller skates into the road
ways. where the possibilities Of serious
accident are greatly increased In view
OF this fact, and also because roller skat-
ing affords 10 thousands OF children a
healthful, innocent, and enjoyable exer-
else, and because the assertion Of its dan
ger 20 pedestrians has not been borne out
by definite facts. the Commissioners feel
that there is no occasion at the present
time for action on their part
THE police viii. however, be instructed
10 prevent r0wdyism and disorderly con-
duct, which can be punished under the
law, and the judge Of the Juvenile Court
VIII be requested To cooperate with the
municipal authorities in the suppression
OF the Objectionable features of roller
skating hy dealing firmly with the Offend
crs"
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SECOND IN PATENTS
District Follows Connecticut
in Number During Year.
DEPARTMENT CLEARS $685. 900
Com missiOner Aliens Annual Report
Urges Better Pay Of Examiners and
Suggests Erection of "a Six Million
Dollar Patent OHice-Pays Tribute
10 the Employees of Department.

Connecticut held the 1906 record for the
number Of patents issued in proportion to
population, and the District OF Columbia
took second place. according to the an
nual report Of Patent Commissioner
Frederick I. Allen, TO Congress, made
public yesterday. One citizen of COnnec-
ticut to every 1914 secured a patent for
some invention or appliance, and one 10
every 1.1S0 in the District had similar
success.
In all there were 1856 patents issued.
including designs: 159 patents reissued
and 1855 trade marks. 709 labels. and
csc prints registered. The number Of
patents that expired was 1880. The total
receipts were 81 $50. g21.3s. and the ex-
.penditures 81, 55l.Sg03O. leaving surplus OF
Sos O30IS.
Commissioner Allen compliments the
Patent Office for its work of the past
year. and places a great deal OF credit
for the efficiency Of the office upon tho
increased force given the Office last July
Employees Worked ChecrfuIIy.
In this regard the commissioners re-
port reads;
There has been no time IN recent years
when the general condition OF the work
Of this Office has been SO good as at the
present time, and this excellent condition
has been brought about in part by the In
creased force given to this Office upon the
lst Of July of the year just ended, ana
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DEEDS nF TRTsT-

Square lZ-Louis X. Siggons e. uy. % Joseph 3
Bowling and Henry II. Nctiee. 20 secure VII
ham Z. Burch. $500. ; years. per cent semi
annually. l-t D. Same 70 same. % secure WI
liam 7. Burch. 81 $50, ] % g months 6 Der cent
seni-aunually lot D.
Square 75-Thomas Il PickfoTd ct ux 10 John B.
Larner and Thomas i. WOODWARD To scCuro
tnc Washington and District Title Insurance
Comrauy's bond, $1,000 part described
Square 5Il-Iennie Moss q viz Joseph :. 20 Al
bert 4. Foster and Catharine J. Brown to Sc
cure the Mutual Guarantee Fund Association
500. o months, Ter cent, quarterly lot IS,
Square Isl-Ninnie l. Scott ard Ada Stewart 20
the Washington Loan and Trust Company %
secure the Equitable Cooperative Building As
sociatiou. $50 lot e.
Square ail-Aibert =. t5utch1nst TO the Washington
Lean and Trust Company. 20 secure Albert J
GutekInSt So0), at death Of Albert +. Cute
kunst with intcrst lot %
Randle Highlands-Wilam 5. Van Horn to Oscar
G. Brothers. IT,. and J. Henry Brown, to secure
The United states Realty Company Of Washing
ton. ID. c.. 20. monthly payments. S, 1 Per
cent lot 8 block L.
Square 507-Edward Kremb ct Tx. to George II
Emmcrich and Douglass $ MackaH 20 secure
Washington Six Per Cent Permanent building
Association. SEQ. lot g.
Square U0-Hary Warlman 10 Odeil s Smith and
Charles " Simpson. to secure Clarence F. Nor.
meut, $ooe9' years per cent. semi-annually,
Square Zi-Edward B. Kimtal 20 Frank T. Raw
lings aud Prank s Collins. 10 secure John E.
McNally, SIS, months, per cont, lot s.
Columbia Heights-Hcnry 4. Johnson 81 TX 20 VII
liam A. Gordon and JudSon T. Gull. to secura
Edward F. DToop. $500 years. Ter cent, semi
annually lot los. block "a
Square south Of square S25-SaulueI Scrvener ct ux
% Henry II. Bergman and George NJ thinner
ich. 10 secure Metropolis Building Association
No s. 500. lot Q
Square 2l5-Waltor Z. Shrerc Ct ux., Mary p. v
to Fred Mckee and Virgil g. Williams 70 Sc
cure " Mosby Williams trustee 500. years
Ut cent. semi-snnually part lot ;.
Squares l0e5 and l05G-Lottie !. Burn ct viz James
D.. % Frank 7. Rawlings and Prank s. Collins
to secure D. II. Roland DrIry, s. zoo. I year. 6
per cent semi-annusy. lots 2 10 -. square
1905 and lots Is to l9 square 1915.
Whitehaven-kate n. BricScr TO George NJ. Emmer-
len and Douglass S. Mackall. 70 secure Wash
ingtCn Six Per Cent Permanent Building Asso-
citation. $575. Fart lot 90 block 3
Square 362-Henry Il. Hall ct ux. 20 William r Met
calf and John G. Davidson to secure James J..
karTick, $500. l Month, per cent, semi-aunu-
ally, lots 2S3 and 81
Square ES-Addison " ScJrlock 20 Wbiteheld Nc
kinlay and Henry 4. Liager IT., TO secure Fred
erick A. Linger. $500 l 10 % months. per cent
lot 81
Square 22S-EdBD Il. Nemeyer ct u. and Ran
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dolph r. Warwick % ux % Guy u. johnson and
John G.. GittinEs. 90 secure Ralph J.. Barnard.
Justin " CLamhesIlu. and T. Percy Myers.
trustees. $500. 1 and years. Ter crut semi
annually. lots Il and Is
square Z1-Carrou a. Brooks % William l. Pol
lard and J. AIelendsz King 90 secure Cath
crime Gibson. $3.50. year.. G per cent. semi
annually. lo1 T.
Il Droit Park Emanuel SPEECH - va. 20 William
J. Father and David Moore. 90 secure John NJ
Jones s. 30. years. pr cent. semi ANNUALLY.
part lot J. block 3.
square i7-t'Iaud Livingston ~ TX. 20 William r.
Saunders and HoTstIo y. Tapliu 90 secure Lille
y. Taplin. S9l3 ] year. per cent. semi annually,
lots 2. g. and =.
Bingham placc-Sherod s. Simmons et Tx 20
John T. Arms aud samuel a. DrGy. to secure
Jacob g. HUtciius. $50. monthly notes. per
cent part l0t 5. block g
square IGl5-Walter 4. Bus-her 20 Charles F. Nes-
bit and William 4 Baden. 10 secure Ellen
Waters guardian. Sl.l53. ! 20 Is months. per
cent Dot 10.
Congress Hc.ghts-John J. Tuns,au and Robert Il.
Mcneil to George o. Watson and Simon Bube.
to secure Maurice Otterbacs, 500. : years, s
Per cent, sgEi-lnuually part lots Z. =. and T.
block l.
square s05-Lolis Sherman IT TX. 60 William A.
Han and Harry X Boss. 90 secure August p
E5er.y. s 90. 3 years. I-F cent, semi-anEual-y,
part original DO: g.
square 3f7-Leopold BaumEarten e. II. % Union
Trust Company. 20 Secure Fidelity Trust Com
Iauy. trustee. $500 years, per cent, semi
auuUallr part original lot o
The Washington herald., 1907-01-26
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin.
Old MEXICO AND THE GRAND CANYON.

Tradition says that Mexico settled by the Toc the eighth
century Whether this be that Cortez 1919
found civilization Tnochtan (ow the City Of lIeco)
advance OF that many so-caed civilized days
Mexico has changed but little the days many
speak corrupted the old Aztec tongue
ahedras reared by the onquadores victory still up
lift their hoay heads and many novel sights present themselves to the
tourist
The Pnnsy vania Railroad will personally thirty
day through Mexico leaving the East February by Special Train
Of Smoking Car Dining Car Compartment Cars Drawngroom
Sleeping Observation Car Of the highest grade
equipment.
The itinerary includes days New Orleans during the
picturesque Mard Gra Carnival with special grand to
the great pageans, and three days the City Of Mexico with
visits Mobile San Antonio Monterey San P6tos
Tamp Queretaro Ozaba Cuernavaca Pueba r the Pyramid Of
Choua), Guanauato. Aguascaene and Zacatecas.
On the return journey trip will be made Grand Canyon
Of Arizona the great wonders of the world Two days will
spent inspecting enjoying this unique creation Of nature
For descriptive itinerary OF giving and full information
apply to ticket agents or B. NJ Nybod P D. northeast cor
Fifteenth and G streets Washington.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH,
Minor Be-. Minor rule as tu aI.IGauy returuable
Feluarg J. Compl4nants solicitors. Stuart Nc
Naasa aad z. S. Hu.dak7Ia-.
Iu re- James 5. SiHn9tt. reference 70 auditor.
Crayatr vs. ~aro and Brooks Us. SaToi leave to
consolidate causes granted Compliments solicitors
E.-r- Warren and g. A. Sheehy. defendants So
Hcil1Es. Wilson & BarEsIale-
simmons simmons; time 20 take proof iin-
iJed. Complainant solicitor. A. H Bel, de-
PENDANTS solicitors II. L. r. Atkinson l. G.. VIII
hanson. and J. 4. Butler. r.
Beusinser IS. Glees0n. leave % make party de
feadsut granted Comrlaiuaut's solicitors Ham
ltgn. Colbert * Hamilton
TITLE Guaranty and Surety Company rs. Shaw:
time 90 hIe amended bin extended. Compliments
solicitor Philip Walker. defendants attorney. ID.
vs.. Baker
carter IS. Hicks. undertaking ordered fled. Com
rlausut's solicitors. g. f. Lamar and J. J Dal-
I.ngr1n defendants solicitor +. ;. PerU.
Dulsucy So Wsezaman; motion 90 dismiss bills
0verrIled. Complainant solicitors Maddox * Cat
ley William T. Mattinglv. J. J. Darlington and \
= W1-thiuEt0n; defendants soli-itors r. Ross
Perry & son D. W ODonoghue. Gordon Cor
don. r. ii. Thomas
In re- assignment Of Aaron Jac0by: reference u
auditor Compartments solicitor J. l. Peyse7.
TAYLOR vs. Columbia University; time 20 take
testimony limited Compliments solicitors, Nor-
ton & Bootle and Il. T. Davis. defendants solicit
tors W. F. Natungly J. !, Darlington and J. T.
Wells vs.. wells. decree Of November g. 1905.
modified.
Yondarleidc Is Yorderhcide. proof ordered taken
before Margaret VI. Murray. examiner. Complain
ants solicitor J. H. Cr0ydale. defendants solici-
Tor. r. /. Montague.
Gefcheu vs. GeicheIl; time 70 take proof limited.
COMPLAINANT solicitor Campbell Darlington. de-
PENDANTS solicitor. George e.. Gertman.
No zumeut for Monday. January ., 1917.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.


supreme Court of the United states.
Present: Tie Chief Justice Mr.. Justice Harlan.
AR Justice Brewer Mr.. Justice White. Air Justice
Peckbam Mr. Justice Slckeuna. }lg. Justice Holmes
Mr. Justice Day. ar5 Mr. Justice AioodJ
John Francis Yauser. ct New York City and
William NJ. Tomkns Of Ashland Wis. were ad-
mifted 90 practice.
No o. Original The United States q America
complainant U.s. John T. Ship 20 aI. suggestion ss
90 Modification of order as % taking testimony sub
mirred by NJ Solicitor General HCyt for the CON
ulaiusur-
No ia John ". Duke may-r. &c. ct a.. plain
tins ia error Fs e.. ". Turner &C al. argument con-
tilael 5y Mr. Frank Dale for the defendants iH e.
ru- and concluded by llr A. h Huston Tor the
plaintiffs iu error
so $780, The United States appellant. Dom
e. Mitchell. argued by M Assistant Attorney zen
cral Van Ursiri for tine appellant and b. Sir Ge7r5-
A. King Cos th- appellee.
80. lsI. William Ncksy IS al. plaintiffs 10 er-
rar. vs. Agnes kalytau. &C argued ty lir. samuel
H.urs f1r th- plaintiffs % crr0r and hy MIR Wi
tam Fua White f5g the defendant b. error
NO Is2 Sum Cay. alias sam Lee, appellant. IS
thr United States submitted hT Air. Assistant At
rCucT General Cooley for the appellee. NJ lrlci
Eiei Tor ihe appellant
No I5 The United states ct a.. appellants. -
William j. RuE- argued uy Mr.. solicitor General
H.yt FIR ths appellants end 5y AR Abrm J. Iase
for -ls lIf-ll,t
Na Isl SCION l. Prank 60 a.. plaintiffs in or
rar, Fs Joseph EaIisaHI.eT, r. trustee. &c, 1t al ,
ar-smlut commenced by Mr.. Roger Foster tgr The
plaintiffs iu error
Adjourned until Monday next az y o'clack.
The day cu iar Monday. January .. win be as
follows: Nrs Is4 rs IL, lss. iss 100 lard lsi. 49,
lgf IoF aud rs
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PLACES OF INTEREST.

Congressional LibTaTy-Opcn a. m. TO 10 p. m
on secular days; from p m. to 10 p m. on sun
days aud on certain holidays.
Public LibEary-opon 10 a. m TO 10 p. m. in win
ter: 10 a. m TO D. m. in summer; holidays. usual
hours; Sundays, 20 10 p, m
Executive Mansion-Open 10 a. m. to p m.
United States Treasury-Open a. m. to . p m.
State. War and Navy Dcpartments-Open a. n
10 T. m (The original Declaration Of Independence
is In the Library Of the State Department.
United States Patent Ofhce-OTen ga. In. 10 2 D m
United States Pension Buresu-Open 9 a. IN. 70
p. m.
United States Post-ofice-Open a. m to p. m
Washington City Post-ofice-OTen all hours The
Dead Letter On& is in the city pos,-orHce.
National Botanic tisrdens-0pen a. m. 10 p. N
Fish Commission-Open a. H. 90 p m.
Army Medical Museum-Open 3 a. III. ~ 4 n m
National Aluseum-Open a. m. TO 1 p m. lin
Guiding holidays.
Smithsonian lnstituton-Open A. n. to 4 p. N.
Including a0lidaysl.
Agricultural Experimentation 9 a. m. 70 p. M
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing-Open a. m.
to go D. N.
Washington Monument (555la feet in heightJ-Open
a. N. 10 $50 p. N. Elevator does not nun after
40 p M
Corooran Gallery Of Art-Open 3 % a. m. to D. m
in winter; 9 a. m. TO 4 p m. in summer. Sundays
80 D. IN 70 p n. except in midsummer Ad-
mission free Tuesdays. Thursdays. Saturdays, and
Sundays: other days. 25c admission.
Government Printing Oficc-0pen 10 a. m. t. 2
,. ID.
Navy Yard-Open a. NJ. to : D. N.
IN THE SUBURBS.
Mount Vernon. the home and tomb Of Washington
Open II a. M 60 I T. "a
Arlington National Cemetery-Open eli dav.
United States soldiers Home-OPen a. m. to
sunset.
Geological Park-Opcn all day.
Rock Creek Bridge and Park.
Chevy Chase and Kcnsiugton
4ra1f tory ( = N % 8 u m
Cabin John Bridge Catholic University and Alex
sudria.
southworth Cottage. Thirty-sixth street and Pros
UeCt avenue.
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also by systematic and generous efforts
on the part of the examining corps and
clerical force of this Office to improve
the condition Of the different divisions.
II feel 1t a duty to the examiners OF
this Office to say that many members Of
this corps Of 800 men have cheerfully
worked overtime to this end and have sur
rendered leaves which in many cases were
due TO them and that without their per
sonal efforts. which were in a high de-
gree generous and self-sacrifcing, the ex-
cellent condition Of these divisions wnicn
am now able to report would not nave
been reached for many months.
Better Pay for Examiners.
1T will also be necessary if this service
is to be maintained in efficiency 10 check
the frequent designations Of skilled eE-
aminers by increasing their compensation
somewhat above the present figures. At
the present time the temptation to resign
In order to accept employment with prac-
uciEg attorneys or with large maEuiac-
turing estT jlishments which have patent
departments il not able 10 be met by any
inducements which this office can present
IN the way Of salary
1T should not be forgotten that there
is a wide field Of employment for the ex-
amineTs Of the Patent Office outside of the
government service, and I believe that
these outside Inducements are more fire.
quently presented 10 our examiners than
to any other group Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
men in the government service.
Pleads for New Building.
The space allotted to the Patent Office
at the present time Is insufficient for the
economic transaction Of its work. and for
the health and convenience Of Its en-
ployes. The space allotted TO some di-
visions of this office is unfit for their pur-
poses in dimensions, as we'll as in the
matter Of light and ventilation. II the
Patent Ofice could occupy the whole Of
the building which il now occupies in part
il would no more than suffice for its ne
cessities. believe that an amount equal
20 the accumulated surplus derived from
the operations of this office, which Is
shown by this report 10 be a little less
than six and one-half million dollars
might well be expended In the building
Of a permanent satisfactory building
adapted to the requirements Of this ser.
vice and worthy Of a service which Is rec
0gnized throughout the world as repre-
senting the American national Characters
tics more than any other branch Of the
government service"
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No. III II street northwcSt-William p Burch et
ux 10 Louis X. Siggous. lot s. square II, SO
lie Droit Psrk-F7emins J. Lavender aDd William
IT, Barnes, trustees to " RIaden Jackson, lots
@ and q. block Is. $500.
Raudie Hizhlands-The United States Realty Com
rauv. Of Washington. D. c., Inc, to Walter ].
Cogsven lots &c and s.. block 5. SO.
No. 1905 Richardson place northwest-WiIliam r.
Decide et TX 70 EdTard Krsmb. lot 6s, square
5- $40
No. u5 Fifteenth stree northEest-L0uise X
Willis e. viz William l.. to Edward B. kim
ball lct c. square "a SO
Seventeenth street northwest. between and z
streets-Johu W Burke 10 Frank T. Rawlings.
lot 81 square III SO.
Columbia Heishts-Lula NJ Philpitt ct viz, S
Ernest - Henry \ Johnson, lot IoS block q
Tvining City-Joseph Hennius ct 20 Antonio
PassaZui part lot 81. block T. SO.
40. ll2s Twelfth street northwest-Abbie C. Tyler
90 John W. Tyler. lot 9. square -. SO.
No 1911 Wyiie street n0rtheast-Ida Schulz %
George d. Powell lot 81. square 1908. SO
Corner Delaware avenue and Canal street southwest
Mary f Lyuham 10 FLOYD Z. Davis, lots 10
To N. square south Il square SIS, SO
WhitchavCn-Heury II. BeTgmaun surviving trls-
tee, 20 Kate NJ Bricker, part lot 30, block
8 $40.
e street northwest between Tyyeuty-frst and Twen-
ty-secoud streets-Francis Y. Hopkins Ell VI. 10
Louis Costsgsiui part original lot 2, square y,
SO.
Alley between II and l. Third and Four-and-a-haH
streets southwest-Rosch Abel % TX 10 Peter
g. Sauer lots 10 III. and l22. square al, SO
No. I92 street Observation-Disclosures A. LingeT
ct Tx. TO Addison y, Sourlock, lot 50, square
70. SO
Randle Highlands-United States Realty Company
20 Harry j. HOstiCk. lots Il and -, block ;, SO.
Nos. 512 and 5oi Fourteenth street northvest-Raph
2. Barnard ct al. trustees, 20 Edwin i. Neu-
meyer and Randolph I. Warwick lots Il and
IS square Is, $500.
No lSl street uCTthwVSt-N Louise Anderson 70
Carroll A. Brooks, lot H. square 81. SO
No. 9 Ninth street ucTihesst-HaTIJ Wardman et
al 20 Thomas and Ellen Collins, lot IS. square
sil $40.
bingham place-Jacob q, Hutchins Ct Tx. to
Sherod s. simmons. part lot 5, block 3. $40.
II street northwest, between Eighth and Ninth
strects-August +. Ebcrly et ux- to Louis and
Annie Sherman, part original lot 9, square 405,
SO
Congress Heiglts-EUma I. HungUrfOTd tt VII, VII
liam H. 10 John J. TunStall and Robert H Nc
Nell. part lots Z, Is, and H. block J. SIC
Cleveland Park-John sherman to Ella q. sherman.
lot g. square as4. $40.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-26
Circuit Court No. 1.

Schneider vs. American Bridge Company; motion
20 quash service granted Plaintiffs attorneys
Evans. Benson & Poultney: defendants attorneys.
J. C. Capers and r : Huidskoper-
Harlan Ho,liugsWorth Company vs.. District nf
Columbia bin q exceptions submitted aud time TO
fle transcript extended thirty days Plaintiffs at
t0mCvS MCCammOn Hayden; defendants attOr-
ney. Z. II. Thomas
Dodge vs. Rush; motion for new trial oyerrulcd !;
judgment on verdict for plaintiff for $4,000 appeal
Noted Doud for costs 500. Plaintiffs attorneys c.
T. Heuder and Smith Thompson. jr.. defendant S
attorneys ". Il White and Leckic. Fulton & Cox
Walker vs. Warner; o-l-r yacating order for let
Plaintiff attorneys. Tucker & Kenyon; defendant S
attorneys Cuttings * Chamheriin
Wimarth vs. Pickett; order extending time to
file plea. Plaintiffs attorney T. Il. stephens; de
PENDANTS attorney. ". Z. Lester.
Assignments for to-day;
No. I53 Easterling IS. Horning Attorneys. vii
son & BarksIalc-Tucker & Kenyon and Z. $
Bailey.
No 80. Magruder vs. Luttrell. Attorneys. RGlston
& Siddors and W. E. Richardson-Hamilton, Col
b,rt & Hamilton.
No. 10. stead vs.. Calf Attorneys, George s.
Chase-Wolf & Rosenberg and ID. W. Baker.
No. I79. Mills rs. Digs. Attorneys. ". J. Lam
ert-BrandenhuTg & Brandcnburg.
No. s. Wright Baum. Attorneys, ". z Am
broSe-Omshy McCammOn.
No, l2} Ray vs.. Foy. Attorneys, ". W. Boar
man and Hayden Johnson. l. johnson and +. G.
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