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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
4 BIG KILLING.
Earl G., at 30 to 1, Cave Belmont
 Track Racing Men . surprfse.

 Earl O., at 30 to 1, Cave Belmont
 Track Racing Men . Surprise.
 NEW YORK. June 5.---When Earl G.. a two-year-old, won the third race five furlongs. at Belmont park bis own CT is said to have made one of the big gest Killings of the year. The colt be' longs to W. R. Grifin and is trained by the ex-jockey c. A. Wilkersen.
 There were nineteen starters in this race. with Eonite I to 2 favorite Earl c. opened at 20 to l, but soon went up to 90 to 1. Then the money began to show, and his price gradually dropped until 1t was 10 to at the end and they were still betting while the horses were at the post
 Preston broke Earl c. on in a good position and lay in second place to tho stretch, where Eonite. the leader swerved, and Earl c. won by one and . half lengths from scallop. with Joe Nealon third.
 Ben Ban, an added starter. won the Van CortIandt handicap. The Cricket finished third in the second race. but was disqualified for fouling Flimnsp in the stretch. A single favorite won The winners:
 First Raee.-Herman, first; Linnepee second; Kestrel. third.
 Second Race.-sir Toddington, first, Fustian. second; Flimnap. third
 Third Race.-Earl O.. first; Scallop second; Joe Neaion. third.
 Fourth Race.-Ben Ban, first; smil' ing Tom, second: okenite. third
 Fifth Race--Nayajo. first; Dici Shaw, second; Bsyonet. third
 Sixth Rscs.-Philander. first; Nealon, second: Flavigny. third
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
Brynn at Albany,

ALBANY. \. Y., June civilian !. Bryan. arriving here today. visited the senate and the assembly. and later there was a reception for him given by the newly foryed Progressive Dem ocratic league Yesterday he visited yassar college and in the evening at Newburg was the guest of ex-Governor B. B. OdeIl.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
ku Three Ia Lev. with Mrs vsrsisel

Au Three Ia Levs wfth Mrs. vertisch
 NEW YORK, June 5.-hrs- r. ! vortisch. the woman named oy Pat rick Reardon of Pittsburg when be shst and mortsily wounded two men and then Killed himself. lives in Staten Island. According to the poliee. Rear don was jealous of Mrs. vorfisch and shot his companions when thsy de elarsd they did not know her where. abouts. Mrs. vortisch said that Rear dou, Thomas Morton and N M- Moore bead. the men shot boarded with her, and all fhree men seemed to be infatu- sted with her. She declined she said, to tell where she was going. "It must have been through this that the qsar' rel started.- she said
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

You are hereby notified that the Board of Assessors of the City of Waterbury. will be in session at Room No 6. City hall. every week day from June ist. 1907. until July ist, 1907. inclusive for the purpose of receiving lists of all persons owning property. real and personal subject to taxation in this city.
 If any resident taxpayer ,nsRlscts Tor refuses to hand in list, made and sworn to as prescribed by law fssck- ness or absence from the city being no excuse. the assessors must make out list, and add thereto ten Der centum. as required by law. Each parcel of real estate must be separately described.
 once hours. 2 a m. to |. a m.. ! ?. m- to 5 ?. n- and ! ?. m. ts [ D. m.
 Attest:
 WILLIAM E BEEcHFR-
 MARTIN T. MeAvOY.
 TIMOTHY ]. cARNoDY.
 Board of As<sssorx
 ellie
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05

A prompt. pleasant. good remedy for coughs and colds. is Kennedy's Laxa- tiTs Cough syrup. It is especially
 reconuentsd fer babies and children. but god for eTsry member of the fam ily. Contains hsney and tar snd tastes pssriT e ecod ss maple syrup Child- req Iks iE. sold hT H. ". Lake Druz Co and A 8Ei.h. SC B1zk stzrst
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
Air Motor BursffnF KIns I've.

wILKEsBARRE. Pa. June 5.-The bursting of an air motor at No. IA col fiery Of the Pennsylvania Coal com pany at Port Blanchard killed two men. fatally injured two others and caused minor injuries to eight more An air motor is used in the eoIllery to haul the loaded coal csrs to the sur face
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05

When you feel the need of pill take a Dewittis Little Eariy Riser Small pill. safe pill Sold by H. ". Lake Drug Co. ]. A Smith 90 Bank street, Brooklyn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
cIo.inr stock Quotations.

Money on call unquotsd; prime mercan- tile paper. 5G51s per cent: exchanges. ss6l,- 0ss. .O6O; balances. sl6.oso,Sss. Exports of general merchandise from the port of New York for the week ending June l were valued at se.l6l.ssS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
Iir. stoek n.rk-t..

cATTLE-Recsipts light: market steady; choice. hE96o. prime. sos0: veal calves GHa4
 Ho0s-Rscsipts ught; market active; prime heayiss. SGfste; mediums and heavy Yorkers. ER: light Forksrs and pigs, 6 7e3s E; roughs, GGEIN market steady. prime wetherH. Etc1f Hi eulls and common. fse4So: lambs. t<etD
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
D...ses Awarded Mrs. vs.aersnt

Damages Awarded MrrL Nsn6erhfff-
 NEWPORT. R. L, June a--A naval board of inquiry has awarded s250 damages to Mrz Alfred O. vs1derbIlt as q result of q colIIsisa between the steam launch of Rear Admiral John H. MsrreiL esmuzndznt of the seoond na- val district snt tzs fssf thlrg foss>r C4pzsA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05

Do fou w.ax 70 -<z1 fh.x hou<ef IrT c Deuncrnf For saisr sdr; 26 vorta . dayz. fu 6 ps4fk
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JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate q Moses Goodrich; VIII dated May =,
lss fled
Estate q Hans Hansen; order admitting VII 70
probate and record and granting letters Of admin
suaticn c. l. a.; bond Slooo. Attorneys, Carter
& Brooks
Estate Of Maria r. Watkins: order granting let
ters q ADMINISTRATORS; bond. 500 Attorney. J. P
Earnest
Estate OF Charles J. Hall. petition for letters
Of administration Attorney. Z. T. Mattingly
In ~ Martha " Lewis. order appointing ClzT-
dian; bond. 500 Attorneys. Crosthwaite & Colo
day.
Estate q Catherine HammersT; order authorizinz
sale Of psrs1ualty- Attorney, ?. c. Dutton-
Estate 4 David Davies; order admitting VII 10
probate and record and letters a administration
C L a.; bond. $50. Attorney. G. F. Williams
Estate q " r. Hoffman, order granting letters
# administration; bond. 5000. Attorney. J. J.
Darlington
Estate Of Katherine z. Waters. order granting
letters Of administration; bond. 500. Attorney,
J. A. Toomey.
In re Hnda stinkd e al: order appointing
guardian bond, 500 Attorneys. Gertings & Chan
bCrlain
In re Joseph b Far. crdcr authorizing Allowance
Attorney, J. T. Fague.
Estate q james Mob. Stunhel. o-5er allowing
Estate q Georgiaunz DishEzn alias Geo-Sianna
Bo1les; petition fo- letters Of administration At
t0neys. r r. Perry & Son.
Estate q Hannah CcyIe; VIII Gated September
g 100 fled
Estate a c. Louise Daber; petition fo- probate
and record q wiz and letters test Attorney.
J. {. Msrtin-iy
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PLACE 2S M4 I'd u HH S2N af a RE 1N5 M BEST HS
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-Foiowing schedule figures published only as
information and are not guaranteed.
90 a. MI awhile aud way stations
500 a. m.-Harrisonbirg and way stations
800 a. m.-Sleepers and coaches 20 Atlanta and
New Orleans. Sleeper 10 Columbus. Ga Dining Gar.
'll9o a. m.-SiecpeTs and coaches to Columbia.
Savannah. and Jacksonville. Dining Car.
TAa5 p m. -Hauisonburg ard way stations
40 D. m.-ChaTlOttesyiIle. Mauentc1 and WaJ
stations.
'6.5 p. m.-sleepers and coaches 20 Atlanta. Sun
set Route Tourist Sleeper 70 San Francisco tn
weekly
$50 2. m--Sieepers and coaches TO Charlotte.
Columbia. Aiken. and Augusta. Dining Car.
'l9;l5 p. m.-Sleepers and cuaches tFia L5nch6urg
and Bristol to Chattanooga. Memphis. and New
Orleans. Dining Car
'll00 p. m--New York and New Orleans Limited.
Solid Pullman 10 ASheVilie Atlanta. Birmingham.
and New Orleans Club and Observation Cars. Din
ing Car.
Note--DSily. fWeek days
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
IS, s;i5. and 90 a. H.. go SIS SIS. II 30. and
II &c p m daily. Local trains from HarrisonourE.
l2-25 p m. week days and go p m daily: from
Charlottesville. 500 a. II. daily.
Frequent trains TO and from Bluem0nt.
Ticket Offices sO5 18th ST.. ST. Pa ave-. and New
Union Station.
q. II. ACKERT, S. II. HARDWICK.
v p. & Gen. Mgr. Pass Traf. Mgr.
w. H. TAYLoE. G. r. A. L. S. BROWN. G. A.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Trenty-siJth street. between II and strests-Claud
Larinszton e TX &c Heber L. Thornton, lot =.
square L. SO
Columbia He.yhts-AIna n Mattiasiy 10 Louis ",
Reilly. lot =. block g SIC.
Ninth and Z streets u1EthWest-Edzari 3 Evnan.
1r. e ux- 70 kate K. Latiner and Fred d.
Royce, parts original lots I and . SQUARE s.. s.
B street southeast between Thirteenth and Fo,1r-
teeuth streets-Henry NJ Bake 20 District 4
Columbia, original lot = square l03s. S6l1.
Paramount Heights Robinson White e; ux % An
brey G. Carpente-. lot I. block !. Sc. sane 70
Frank Aiexande-- lot 3. block 1. SO
WhitehaTen. SIS. Philip and Jacob-Jacob P. CIark
trustee % Margaret T. Sullivan. lots = and 3
block ISIS SO
Q street northwest between Seventh and Eishth
s-Tccts-lsabella iiebs-nan 20 Ella A. Jordan.
let q. square 81. SO
Fifteenth street southeast. between 3 and g sreets
William P. Niece e W. 70 John W Lyons.
T., and James z. and Gertrude L. Freeman. lot
g square 1915, SO
H street northwest. between sixth and se.eata
strccts-Mary T. Howard e al trustees. %
Daniel BaIlauf pan original lot 4. square As.
$50
Whflehaven- Edgar II. Hayes e u1 % Margaret q.
Garth p&-ts lots 81 10 So. block J. SO.
Holnead ManoT-Hsrr b. Wilson and HAIRY
Wa-dnian 20 Frances Z. Gather. lo1 100, block
A. SO
so T street northwez-Josaph r. Edsou ard Charles
B. Bailey. trustees, 70 Roger Bells, lot Is,
square SO S6oo
ha-Al-A etAfNA Al-Itllclr nrlNt-Ll anu u
Herman R. HOTenstsin CT TX % Willis NJ and
Margaret G. Baum. LOT As square ICES. SO
Ames Place northeast. between FouTteeII1h and III
tenth s-r0e1s-kCnnedy & Davis Co ID Marian
r. HendCTSOl. lot a. square 100. SO
Bingham Pl2ce-Furmann J. Shadd 20 TX %
Henry T. Swami. lot p. block ls. SIC
Nos los and &c Fifth street no-thWest-SlinerTa
" Stcne 20 Mary ?. and Bessie p. Stone. one
fourteenth interest IN LOT l6. square $50 $40.
rs Ninth street southWest-Frank p. Reside 90 *.
70 James P and Aleatha A. Mccarthy, lots -
and 50 S1uare rs SO
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square l7-Heber T.. Thornton 70 Clsud Livingston
and Wilmot ". Trew, 10 secure james ".
Powell. $50, year, per cent seIni-annualy.
lots p and 3
Square -Eiabeth OTerman to Watson F. Clark
and Louis r. Peak 70 secure Charles z. Marsh,
$50 years. per cent. quarterly part lot 4.
square 473-JscOb Willcher et TX 20 William n.
Hoffman and john Quinn, 10 secure Albert
W Howard 800 years. per cent. semi
annually, lot 3
Square l0ls-Iohn ". Lyons. j.. aud James Z and
Gertrude l. Freeman 90 Ernest H. Daniel and
Ersest L. Schmidt. 10 secure William p Nc
Gee. $50. 5 years. per cent, seini-snnuaIly,
Square sIs-Patrick J. Jordan ct ux. 10 Henry A.
Herren and John T. O'Neiu. 10 secure Henry
H Mckee. N.oo3 years. per cent. semi
annually. part original lot l. Same to Frank
T. Rawlings and Frank S. Collins 20 secure
Edward McC- Jones so year per cent,
part original lot &
Square s55-Daniel Ballanf 10 William NJ Holman
and Robert L. O Brien 70 secure the president
and directors Of FiTeman's Insurance Company
q Washington and Georsetown, $1,000. i months,
per cent mi-annusIiy. part original lot (.
SQUARES south Of l2S and i5G2-Fr3nk 5 Collins 20
Frank T. Rawlings and Z. McC. Jones. 70
secure William NJ Bean, 500 years. per
cent. seuIi-annuaIly. 10: = square south Of
t296. and lots Is % %. square Lo2
Square a5-Rcger Bells 20 the Washington Loan
and Trass Company. 70 secure Equitable Co
operative Building Association $3.50. lot is
Square ilSo-Marlan r. Henderson 70 william II.
Kennedy and George ". White. 20 secure
kennody & Davis Co. $50. I 70 s. months
OCT cent seIni-annIaily. Jos l.
Cleveland Psrs-William A Smith 20 American
surety Company q New YORK. % secure Ameri-
can Surety Company of New York $40 ] to
"A months. lot :. block =
Efingham Place-Henry I. SWaun et W. TO Thomas
Walker and Furnanu !. Shadd. IT.. to secure
Furnsn J. Shsdd. $3.50 years per cont
ssmiannuslly lot p. block Is. Same 70 sane
"a secure same. Sion, ! 10 3 months, per
cent, lot s., block l2
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Circuit Court No. 1.
IrSTICF WRIGHT


M. is35o. Thomas vs. Chaconas. verdict for
plaintiff fer Slso75. Attorneys, A. A. Liusoomb-
W z Ambrose.
No. isiZ scaaaer vs Nagulder. nonsuit. At
torneys. H. l. B. Atkissou-John Ridout
Assignments for to-day motion.
No. Sol Porter rs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys, Tucker & kauyon
& Hendekoper-C. A. DOuglas and 6. 2. Hoover.
No. E2iG- sturgeon vs. Same. AttO-neys. sane.
No 1885 Fay vs.. District Of Columbia At
torneys. c. C. German and John Isidout-E- H
Thomas
No. sseoO Freeman Va Jones. Attorneys. Carter
& Brook-Scott & Martin
No lsas2. Pen We Mckay. Attorneys. worthing-
ton-Dayis.
Nc. sgsi Kleinschmidt rs. oDay. Attorneys.
Wison-Toomey.
No. 1896. Alien rs. Southern Express Company.
Attorneys. Jones shinn-Hanilton, Colbert,
YerteS q Hamilton
No $50 international Trust Company "
seheHmsn. Attorneys. " c. Clephane-B. H
Nc. ss95i. Mitchell Company Us. Norfols and
Washington steamship Go. Attorneys. simms-
No 1851. Costisan. assignee. vs. Ruin. Attor-
neys, Pratt-Ford 4 Marshall.
No 1881. Tiers et al vs. La Nor1naudie Hotel
Attorneys. Bl2ckistone-Prentiss.
No is7Ss. Vandcrgrih LsnsbWgh q al. At
torneys. Gies-Wof & Rosenberg
No ss7I7- Niurdock IS White ATTORNEYS. Bend
helm & ForTeSt-COldrn & fleming.
No 1888 state CT Maryland TO use Of Atrick
IS. American Bond Company. Attorneys Shere 4
Richardson Hamilton. C0lhcrI. Yerkes 4 Hamilton
Circuit Court Nc. 2
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No 1878. Blaine. administrator vs. Lohr e al :.
verdict for defendants. Attorneys l. J. Mafhe--
W. c. Bslderst0n. Cuttings & Chamberlain. and Nc.
Kenney & Flannery.
Assignments for tO-daJ-Motous.
No. l. Smith vs.. Fuller COMPANY. Attoy7rvs
PDdgett & Forrest-E. s. Duran
No Hill vs.. Gruat Falls and Old Dcninion
Railway Attorneys. LeCkie. Fulton & C0x-Laribet
4 Mclean.
70. ) jerks Lumber Company rs. Riley At
torneys. Tucker 4 kenyol-r- l. Jeffords
30 l. Brooke Administrative IS Washiu-1on
Railway and Electric Company. Attorneys. Ian
caster & smith-Darlingtcn.
No. 5. BOYD =. Lewis. Attorneys Wilson, j.,
and Pratt-Johuston-
No. g. DuItsnt Lumber Company rs. Southern
Railway Company. Attorneys. Y. II. Wallace-
Hamilton, Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton.
Nc :. McDeTitt vs.. lexington and Soldiers
Home Railway COMPANY. Attorneys Worthington-
Ridout
Nc. s. Davis vs. Mofatt Attorneys. Davis
Frailey.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS or THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia, Wellington. December 5 l907-No-
tice is hereby giFeh 10 Sarah F. Tracy owner OF
record Of part Of square $50 being The Is feet next
the north Il feet facing Ninth street and known as
ll09 Ninth street southeast. and containing about
go square feet; that. II said premises are not con-
neeted with public sewer and Waterman IN accord
ance with the requirements Of sections / > and
Of An Act TO Provide for the Drainage O. Lots 20
approved May 49, 1896 within thirty DAYS exclusive
Of Sundays and holidays the District Of Columbia.
~ill cause the work be cone and the costs thereof
viii be assessed against the property in accordance
with the provisions q An Act % Provide for the
HENRY 3. +. MCFARLAND HENRY l.
WEST. JAY J. MORROW. Commissioners. ID. {.
des79
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Supreme Court Of the United states.
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Harlan.
Mr. Justice Brewer. Mr.. Justice White, dr- Justice
Beckham. Mr.. Justice McKenna, Mr.. Justice
Holmes. NJ. Justice Day, and Mr- Justice Moody
Robert Pennington OF Wilmington. Del Allen
VI. Cox Of Couneaur. Ohio Carmi A. Thompson.
q Ironfon Ohio, Earle Stewart. Of Springfield.
Chic; Mott G. Spaulding. Of Cohneaut Ohio'
Bernard r. Miller q Oakland Cal; William a
Gett. q Sacramento. Cal. and Frank NJ Nc
Clintock. q Union City, Pa. were admitted 10
practice
No 49, Dietrich Loege and another VS. Martin
Lswlor ct al. argument continued by Mr. John h
Beach. for LaWl0r ct al. and concluded By Mf.
DANIEL Davenport for LOeWe ct al.
No 20. John NJ FlemiSter, plaintiff in error. rs
The United States; submitted by Mr. Solicitor
General Hoyt and Mr.. Assistant Attorney General
Russell for the defendant in error; no bref fled
for The plaintiff in error.
No. g. John NeWton Williamson. plaintiff in
error. vs. The United States; argument commenced
by Mr.. Charles A. KeigEin. for the plaintiff In
error. and continued By Mr. William r. karr
aud Mr.. Attorney General Bonaparte. for the de-
PENDANT in error.
Adjourned until to-day AZ = O'Clock
The day call for Friday December 6. VIII be as
follows; Nos &c, g. Co. g.. g. g. 60, 2, p and "A
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court Of Appeals.
Adjourned from day 10 dsy.



CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH-
No 1914. Smoot Snloot; auditor report con
armed Attorneys. Crandali Maekey-P. J. Ryan
IN re 0unaeyl Catherine ~ O'Counor; committee
discharEd
No. Ss96. In IT, Jordon & Bloomer: receivers r.
p0rt o1hmed and discharge ordered Atto-neys.
Maddox & Galley.
In re nuuacy Clementins y Bartlett; reference
10 auditor.
Assignments fcr to-day:
No. lsl IN re BANKRUPTCY Walter Heistou At
toTneys Hume for reosiverl-Ridout. White foc
banker.
No 4sO. In re bankruptcy Z. C. Reszee. Attor-
news. W0n-KimbaU
No. 50l In ~ (baukr1rscyl Julius Tolsou Attor-
neys. Hallam-Wells Hover Wells
No. e. Aaglen vs. Maslcn- Attomeys Lambert
kuhn Poster.
No 81. Miller ys. Miller Attorney. Lambert
No g. Robson vs. Robinson e al Attorneys
hing-Fenning.
No. 81 United States vs.. Gavnor e. al At;0r-
ucys -Worfhirgton.
No. g. Bombry Bombry. Attorneys Collins
Martin.
No IOl Prince vs. Prince. Attocneys-HaTl0v.
Quinn Forrest. Atkisson-
No. I03 Benham IS Bcnham. Attorneys. Nat
thcVs. BoWen- BirIey s WoodarL
No. lo5 Johuson e al vs. CHAIRMAN Attorneys.
Clinksales-Bundy-
No. To-. stubbledeld IS Stubbledeld. Attorneys.
Lcckie Fulton & Cox-Easby- Smith
No. l0a Tucke vs. Tucker Il al Attorneys. He
unans-NeiII. King.
No. Ill Holmes rs. Holmes. Attorneys. Gardner.
HopelVeIl-Woh.
No. li3 Swan Is. swan & al. Attorneys. Frisby
-Trlitt
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DAILY COURT RECORD
CThursday, December 5, 1907

No. 2. Mansau ". Distriz * Columbia. Attor
neys, OShea-E. n. Thomas
No. 10 sullivan ". Capital Traction COmpanr
Attorneys, EchOis a Jsckon-Peuy & Dunlop.
No. II. Burroughs IS Cane. AttoTucys Axis
son-Easby Smith.
No Il Deis Manufacturing Company "a King
ley q al Att0Tneys. Mefzger-Burkart.
No s. Bizss rs. Belmont Dsiry Company At
t0rIeys. LeIFsr & Gusack-Handv & Matthews
No. a. Woodward e al rs. Newman. Attorneys
Forrest & Bendheim-Donalds0n & Ferguson.
No. Is sun Printing Company rs National Pub
fishing Company. Attorneys. Howard Boyd-Gar-
diner.
Nc. Is Jac1uitte vs. Cspital Traction Company.
Attorneys. Evans. Benson q POuitney-PeTy & Son
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E. Il. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH,
ATTORNEYS.


(. II. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH,
Attorneys.
II THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
Il Columbia. holding a District Court In re
widening u section q Columbia road east Il
Sixteenth street. in the District q Columbia Dis
trict Court No. 71.-N0tice is hereby given that
the Commissioners q the District Of Columbia.
pursuant 70 the provisions q the act Of Congress
approved January g 1907 e1tited IAN at for
the widening n section q Columbia r0sG east
q Sixteenth street % have ri d a petition IL this
court praying the condemnation q the lard neces-
sary 10 widen Columbia road between the east side
OF sixteenth street extended and the western limit
81 the subdivision q the north grounds Of Co
lnnbis College. 20 total width Of serenity feet.
ooncentric with the present improved roadway on
sqyh street as shown on plat OF map filed
With the sad petition. p1r thereof and praying
also that Jun II i've udicots. experienced. dis
interested men. who shall be freehOders within the
District q Columbia. not related 10 any person
interested IN these Proceedings. and not IN The
service employment Of the District q Columbia
OF n The United States be summoned b the
United States marshal for the District q Co
lumbia % assess the damages each owner Of land
70 be taken may sustain b. reason q the sid
widening q the said street and the condemnation
and 90 assess benefits resulting thercfrom at
least onehah ~ the entire amount q said damages
plus the costs q tins proceeding. upon the land
abuttlng upon the said street 20 be widene6. and
the jury may dnd viii be benefited by the said
widening 81 the said street 10 IS by the court tins list
day Of November. 4. y. 1857 ordered that al per
sons having any interest IN these Proceedings BE-
ana they are hereby, warned and commanded 10
appear IN this court on or before the 9TH DAY
OF DECEMBER. A ID. 1907 al 10 O'Clock a. n
and continue in attendance until the court shall
have made Us final order ntifying ard confirming
the award a damages and the assessment q hene-
ITS a the Jury 20 BE- empsneed ard sworn herein /:
and II Is further ordered that a copy Of this
notice and order be published once IN the Wash
ington Law Reporter and or SIX secular days II
the Washington Evening star. The Washington
Herald, and the Washington Post. newspapers pub
hshed IN the said District. commencing az least
twenty days before the said 9th day of Deem
Der. A d. 1907. Il Is further ordered that a copy
a this notice and order be served by the United
Ststes marshal or his deputies upon such of the
owners G. the land to BE- condemned herein as
nav be found By tho sid marshal his deputies
within the District q Columbia and upon the
tenants and occupants Of the same before the
said 9th day Of December. 4. d. 1907. b the
court: JOB BARNARD. Justice. a true copy-
Test: CSeal) J. r. YOUNG Clerk By +. Z
CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk.
nor. de2.34.5.s
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOTE Published only information. and not
guaranteed
900 Z. Nc. a .. LIMITED Daily-Fast res
lbule tram. Puiimln seepcTs 10 Lexington. Louis
vile. Clncinnau. Indianapolis. Chicago, and 81
Louis. Connection for Virginia Hot Springs Pail
man CHS LOUISVILLE 10 NASHVILLE. Memphis. and New
Orleans. Dining cars. a ia carte service
lII3 T. NJ b. y. LIMITED D4iiv-Solid
vestibule train Pullman sleepers 20 Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment Sleeping
car 10 Virginia HOt Springs week days Dining cars
Ia carte service. Pullman Sleepcrs Cincinnati 70
Chicago and 81. Louis. and Louisville 20 Memphis
Nashville. and New Orleans.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices, SIS Pennsy NaniA agcnue; 90 liih street
near r and New Union Station. Telephones Main
1889 FOR Washington Terminal Cab Service and Main
l066 or e206 tor g. a o. Ticket Oricc.