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The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
Probate Court.


Estate Of Theodore ]. Mayer VIII admitted to pro
hate and letters testGmenfary granted TO American
Security and Trust Company. Attorney W. a. Nc
kenney.
Estate Of J. Harrison Johnson: viii admitted 10
probate and letters Of administration C. I. a. granted
% r. Harris0n johnson; bond. Sls000 Attorneys
Maddox & Galley.
Estate Of Carl Hugo Zienan: order disnissing rule
70 show cause. Attorney. Leon fobriner.
Estate Of Jnstina lsueT; order 70 employ counsel.
In re Gordon F. Contee: order Of allowance. At
t0rney ". Moshy Williams.
Estate Of Olive p, Stewart letters OF adninistra-
zion granted 70 Frederick l. siddons and Len II.
David bond 5000. Attoneys RalstOn & Sidd0ns.
Estate Of Eyeline Hawkins order granting instruc-
tons Attorney, John Lewis Johnson.
Estate OF Charles Smart; letters Of administration
granted 70 Thomas B. Huyck; bond, 2,6o0. After
ney 7. B. Buyck
Estate Of Enlma H. Griffin petition for probate Of
viii fled Attorney, h T. TsgEsFt.
Estate Of Augusta Marshall; win dated May ls
1876. fled with petition f0r probate. Attorney, h.
E, Mattingly.
Estate Of Joseph d. Milans; order Of sale. Attor-
nsy W. II. Linkins.
Estate Of Ashury Neal; order denying petition
Attorney, J. W. Patterson.
Estate Of Oliver L. Daily petition to revoke letters
Of administration fled. Attorneys Arthur Peter aud
T. Il. Ray
Estate OF Richard Emmons petition fer probate Of
WiI filed Attorney. c. H. Syme.
Estate Of Samuel 7. Labby order 10 pay fund into
oogrs. Attorney. +. 5. Blight
In re Ernest Lawrence; order authorizing sdoption
Attorney p W Fr1shy.
Estate Of Mary ]. Thrashsr petition for probate Of
viii fled. Attorney, Charles T. Hendler.
Estate q Charles c. Casey; viii dated April H.
1905, filed.
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PLACES OF INTEREST.


Congressional Library-open a. m. to 10 ?. N. on
secular days; from 2 p. N. 70 10 p m on Sundays
and on certain holidays
Public Library-open 10 .. m. To 10 ,. m IN WIN
ter; 10 a. IA. 70 p. m in summer; holidays usual
hours: Sundays. TO 70 .. m
Executive Mansion-Open 10 a. N. to p, m
United STATES Tressury-0pen a. N. to p. m
State. War and Navy Departmeuts-open a. n
to D. n. gThs original Declaration Of Independents
is in the Library of the State Departusent.)
United States Patent Ofice-0pen a m TO
p. m
United States Pension Bursau-open a. N. to
2. N.
United States Post-ofHce-open 9 a. N, to 2 .. IA.
Washington City Post-ohice-0pen all hours The
Dead Letter oface Is in the city post-ofics.
National Botanic GaTdsns-open a. IN. 70 ?. "a
Fish Conlmisaon-0pen 3 a. N. 70 .. n.
Army siedical Museum-Open A. m 20 p. m
National Museum-Open 3 4. N. TO p. N. tinciud-
ing holidays.
Smithsonian InstitutiOn-open a. N TO D m.
lincluding holidays)
Agricultural Depart1nent--open a. n. 70 p m.
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing-open . g. N.
70 30 p. IA.
Washington Monument ls55ss feet in hsight)-open
g. N to $50 ?. N. elevator does not Tan after
$50 p. m
Coreoran Gallery Of Art-Opcn go a m. TO ,. m.
IN winter a. m. to D. N. ID summer. sundays
20 p N. to . p. m. excepting IN midsummer. Ad-
mission free on Tuesdays, Thursdays SatnruAys. and
Sundays; other days, sc admission.
Government Printing Ofhce-Gpen 10 >. M TO 2
2. m.
Navy Yard-open a. m TO 30 p N.
IN THE SUBURBS.
Mount Vernon. the home ana tomb Of Washington
Open II m. to D. m
Arlington National Cemetery-Open all day.
United States Soldiers Hcme-Open q m to
sunset.
Geological Park-Open all day.
Rock Greek Bridge and Park
Chevy Chase and Kensington.
Naval ObserTat0ry-Open 9 a. m. to p. n.
Cabin John Bridge. Catholic University, and Alex.
sndria.
southworth Cottage. Thirty-sixth street and Pros
pect Avenue.
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naries OF signing the contract had been
completed. He said the company was
prepared TO give the building immediate
attention. and that its construction would
be pushed as rapidly as possible
The new temple viii stand at the
intersection OF H street and New
York avenue northwest. fronting west,
with large fr0ntages on both the
streets named. The structure will be
50 feet wide on the building line, extend
ing back lS5 feet on II street and
1856 feet on New York avenue, II wsh be
about % feet wide IN the rear, owing 10
the divergence Of the streets. It viii be
six stories high. built Of Indiana lime
stone, brick. and terra Gotta, being fire.
proof throughout. The masonry work viii
be supported by a steel frame.
Among the features OF the temple Will
be a large assembly haIl suitable for big
gatherings. which win occupy the main
part Of the building on the frst and sec
ond floors This hall will be surrounded
by a gallery and viii be suitable for hold
ing theatrical and other entertainments
Other floors will contain large halls. one
for the Knights Templar communicates.
another for the meeting Of the chapters
and consist0ry. and others still for the
Shrine and Arab Patrol. Numerous lodge
rooms are provided for in the building.
with their accessories. all TO be fitted up
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

Colbert vs. Riley ct al. judgment by default
against Thomas r. Riley for SlFs.55. Plaintiff 5
attorney. Edmund Brady
United States use Of Cock rs C0WsiH; verdict
for plaintiff for 81 81 Plaintiffs attorneys. Codren
& Fsnning and C. A. Keigwin; defendants attor-
neys. /. c. Williamson and II. J. Colbert
FaTTan vs.. District Of Columbia; jury respited
until Monday. Plaintiffs attorneys. J. j. Darling
ton and " H. Sholes: defendants attorneys E H.
Thomas and Il. 2. Blair.
Motions for to-day:
No l. Bradley vs. Mckay. Attorneys, Fulton
LeWis-Birney & Woodland and \. S Wouhington.
No 2 GarEood VS.. Henderson Attorneys, Whit
ford & Johnson-R ?. Slealey.
No 5 SehaeIer Lloyd. Attorneys. H. I. B.
Atksson-Join Ridnut
No. l. United States ex. rel. NeWcomb Motor
Company Us. Allen Attorneys, ~. f. RogeTs-F.
Bayard.
No 3 David IS, AioHett Attorneys. H. E. Davis
&C. L. FraiIey.
Attorneys. 2. II. Veitch-L. E. Payson and c, H.
Bates.
No Z. Schwartz IS Cosgruve Attorneys, L. H.
David and R. B Behrend-John Ridout.
No 8 Contractors Supply Company Engi-
neers Supply Company Attorneys. c, +. CaTusi
and Z. A. Jones-E II. Thomas.
No g Plat Washington Times Company.
Attorneys. II. WinshiD Whestley-W. J. Lambert
No. TO- arnold Booth. Attorneys, W. Z.
Lester and Woh & RosenbeTg-E. A. Jones.
No, II. Taylor National Vaccine Company.
Attorneys. B. n Warner iT.-J0hn Ridout
No y. Barrie rs. Patterson. Attorneys. Tucker
q KenyOn-W 6. Gardiner
No. B Adams ys. Washington College Of Music.
Attorneys, Tucker & Kenyon-W. G. Gardiner
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22

on fine scale. the plan being 10 erect
one Of the finest Masonic homes in the
United States
sales by Moore s. HII1.
The premises at the southeast corner of
Fourteenth and T streets has been sold
by DR.. Alfred Richards to q business man
of the city, who purchased it for invest
ment purposes. The property is store
with living rooms above, and the price
paid wss $4,000. The sale was made by
Moore & Hill in connection with the
Harrison Realty Company.
Moore & Hin have also sold for Ella B.
Sherman, to Arthur c. Veatch, the prop
erty at 94l5 Ashley Terrace, Cleveland
Park. The house on the premises Is a
frame cottage Of nine rooms and bath.
From its porches, il is said, is TO be had
some Of the finest views about Washing
ton. The house stands so that Il is pos
sible TO look far over into Maryland,
across the Potomac into Virginia, and
over the whole city of Washington. The
price was $500.
The decd was placed on file yesterday
conveying to the National Spiritualist's
Association the houses and land at 300
and 500 Sixth street southeast. This prop
erty was given to the association by the
will Of the late Theodore ]. Mayer, who
recently died in this city, this being
among the bequests left by him.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
win soon Begin work.
DAILY COURT RECORD.

Supreme Court of the United States.
Present. MF. Justice Harlan. sir. Justice Brewer,
MG Justice White Mr. Justice Peckhsm. Mr. JUS
tice McKeuna sIE. Justice Homess Air Justice
Day, and Afr. Justiea Moody.
David " Bill. Of Poplar Bluf, 40, vas sd-
mitted TO practice.
No. 4sI. John Romig ct al. Appellants. vs. Myrtle
Gulett. mandate granted molten Of Str. II. T.
WoodaTd for the appellee
No 2l2 william ". Berne limited. appellant
vs. Clinton j. Hutchins, trustee; argument crn-
cluded by Mr.. Charles II, Aldrich for the appel
liant Leave granted 10 both sides to hie additional
briefs.
No. 9s c. G. Ballantyne ct al. appellants, "a
William o. Smith. trustee, ct al argument coul-
mencsd hy Mr.. David J.. Mithingron for the ap-
pallangs and continued by Mr.. Francis NJ Hatch
for ths appeees and concluded by Mr. DaEid L.
Wilmington for the appellants.
No. "a DAVID Kawan&nskoa ct al appellants,
IS. Ellen Albeftina Polybank. trustee et al; ar
gssed by Mr. A. B. Brown for the appeilees. and
submitted by ME. Sidney NJ. Ballou fos TIE appel
lsuts
No. 80. Louisa Sauer ct al. plaintiffs in error.
vs. Tue CITY Of New York reargued By Mr.. Abram
J.. Elkins for the plaintiffs in error. and BY Nh.
Theodore C0nolY for the defendant 10 error.
Adjournment until to-day at u O'Clock.
The day call for to-day viii Be follows: Nos
a. 80 &6 255, Ss, 9l 2sZ. a3 land IA. 26s.
and 259.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square l264-Jaeob B. Walker to William F. Holtz-
man and Willougkby 5 Chesiey, TO secure D.
b. Msirdoek. s27a. two seaFs, per cent semi
annually, part lots s. and So
Square 61-Dayid J. Horn TO Clarence Wslmsiey
and Alex II. Bell 70 secure Records q Colds
borough. 500, one to ten months. per eeat.
lot 1S2
Square ss9-SlaT5 ". Kramer to Charles P Stone
and Charles ". Fairfax. to secure Luanna &.
Kramer. $500. i've years. AZ per cent. semi
annually, part original lot g.
BriEhtWaod PaFk-William J. Hayre st ux. 10
William A, Hin and s. P. Thompson 70 Sc
cure Harry Wsrdman, 81 100. one to ixty-fve
months PER cent, lot 81, block 9.
Square 27s-Csuie oppenhefmer 70 Washington Loan
and Trust Company to secure Equitable Co
operative Building Association. 81 o0o. part lot II
Square I09s-Chsries " Gaines et 10 Edwin
A. McIntire and Elwood ". McIntire. 10 secure
James d. aud Lottie L Burn. g so. i've years,
per cent. semi-annu2ily lot 81
Square southeast Of l068-Thomss F. Smithson ct
tx TO Henry r. Bersmann and George NJ
Emmerich To- secure German-A American Building
Association, No. g. $3.50. lots L to Is. 2 TO IS
Square l24I-Daniei 3 Brown and Emlna J. Brown
20 Charles II. Cragin and Charles II. C. Nc
Carteney. to secure George c. Gertman, $50,
three years. per cent, seEniannusliy. part
lot lB.
Square gT7-Rosilla Hercher ct vir. Ferdinand. n
James A. CahiH ard George ". White, 70 Sc
cure Harry n. Packard. 81 09. years per
cent, semi-annualiy, east half lot -
Square i65-EdwaTd B. FsrFen ct ux. 70 Isssc ".
NcTdlinseT and Harry c. BiFge. 20 secure Emile
Berliner. sleoao. years. per cent. seEai-an-
nually. lot 2
Benning Heights-FEaneis A. Holinssworth to L. S.
Walker and Marin b. Miller to secure G. C.
Splitter, S2s5SSo, monthly payments lot Il,
block S4L same 10 same. 70 secure same.
S2.l504o, moathiy payments. lot Is. square sess
Washington Heights-Themas II. Melton ct TX. 70
Charles T. Banes and John ". Brawnsr. to Sc
cure Frederick L. Buckeiew S.sIis5, one year, )
per cent quarterly lot 90 block :.
Square lzss-Adolphus Ecklod ct TX. to Jesse Il.
Wilson and Jesse H. Wilson, ir 70 secure WiIl-
lam Mex. Osborn 900. 5 years, per cent.
semi-annusiiy, part lots I01 and liz
GTanby-F Frederick L. BabendreieT ct ux. 10 Thomas
H. PickfoEd ard James B. Nieh0isob, 10 secure
5. " Piekford. s. zoo, I to 6 months per cent.
semi annuaiiy. lot 5. square sse4
square H5-PTesson c. Day to Washington Loan
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22

Complainant solicitors F. s. Bailey and Tucker
q Kenyon; defendants solicitor Z. T. HeudleF.
Susquehanna Coal Company kenEedy: hearing
continued tn April s. Conplsnant's solicitors Nc
Kenney & Flannery and William Hi5z. Defendants
solicitor, Edwin Forrest
Motions for today
No 81 Golden < Co ". Macfsrland st al. At
tornsys. 4. 7. Thomas-E. H. Thomas
No. ~ Lyles IS. LyIes- Attorneys, Lstimes-
Tuomey.
No. "a. Hoffman IS. Hoffman. Attonsys. Plum
ley-EuEsh
No. sos. Palmer Palmer. Attorneys, Ralst0n
& siddqns-Biruey & Woodard
No. so Cahnl bafsTty Ct 81. Atto-neys
Tucker a Kenyon-Dsyis.
No. 9l2 Northwest lexington improvement Com
pauy IS Campbell Attorueys, Ralston siddons-
Ridout.
No. gl Weber Is Weber Attorneys Gardner
Tobriner
No. sls James rs. james Attorneys King. Pey-
toa-Hughes & Gray.
No. 5s Gates vs. Gates. Attorney. Hssarty.
No. 80 Lyles rs. Lyles. Attorneys, Lasimer-
Toomey.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
Circuit Court No. /.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


Sackerman IS. Washington Railway sni Electric
Company; continued for the term. PlRiltia's at
torueys, J. l. PeyseF and Hayden johnson; de-
fendant's attorney J. ]. Darlington.
Cover rs. Potomac Electric Power Company; jury
respited until Monday Plaintiffs attorneys. Git
tings & Chamberlin: defendants attorneys c, 4.
Douglass and George r. Hoover.
Motions for to-day:
No l. Cleveland. administrator. vs.. Harris ct al.
Attorneys. Downing & Bsrry-Hodges & Mcnamara
No Morris IS. Clark ct al Attorneys. Wolf &
Rusenberg-H. F. Davis.
No > Chapman " yhits-Lyons Company rs. Il
bridge. Attorneys, Il. ". Wheahey-F. 5. Key
smith.
No T. Hurst IS. Miller. Attorneys, f. Forrest
Brandenburg s Brandenbarg.
No 5. Wagner rs. wilkins son. Attorneys.
SuiliEan-Sholes & Warren.
No s. Wundefly Is Myers ct al Attorneys.
Hume s TullOCk-Douglas & Douglas
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
LAND VALUES RISING
Connecticut Avenue Increase
Shown by Big Deal.
ROBINSON co. BUYS CONTROL
Takes Big slice of Connecticut Ave-
nue. Highlands Company stock at
s121-Property Near Big Bridge Is
Rapidly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ground
Soon for New Masonic Temple.

The deal made yesterday by the George
p. Robinson Company illustrates the
growing demand for property out Con-
necicut avenue in the vicinity OF the new
bridge, especially when the price paid is
taken into consideration.
This firm negotiated with New York
and Pennsylvania parties the sale of a
controlling interest in the stock OF the
Connecticut Avenue Highlands Company
at S11 per share The par value ofNthis
stock is 500. and the conpany's holdings
consist Of the subdivision known as Con-
necticut Avenue Highlands.
This property is located on Connecticut
avenue adjoining Cleveland Park, and is
in the neighborhood OF the other ex-
tensive holdings Of the Robinson Com
pany.
The new concern viii Immediately take
out Incorporation papers for a new COM
pany, and provide ample funds for carry
ing on the extensive grading operations
and improvements required on the sub
division. Thousands Of dollars have al
ready been expended in the way Of brad
ing the streets and lots. installing water,
sewers. and granolithic walks. About one
fifth Of the property has been sold off in
lots from time to time. the sales aggre-
eating about Sl75.oO0.
Values Rapidly Going Up.
Mr.. Robinson reports the most active
business in sales and inquiries for prop
'erty in the Connecticut avenue section.
His firm makes a speciality OF property
in that neighborhood. and now has under
It's exclusive control three large tracts
extending for distance Of sixteen blocks
from Rock Creek Park to Wisconsin
avenue, consisting of the subdivisions
known as Richmond Park. Coleman
Park, and Connecticut Avenue Highlands.
Mr.. Robinson, when asked what he
thought of future values along COnnecti-
cut avenue extended, said II was his
opinion that in twenty-four months time
there would not be foot Of ground TO be
had on the avenue for ten blocks north
of the new Connecticut avenue bridge
at less than 81 per square foot. Property
for two blocks north of the bridge has
already brought as high as SIS foot
he claims that a higher class of resi-
dences will be built along the avenue than
now exist for several blocks this side Of
the creek
VIII soon Begin work.
The local manager for the Thompson
Starrett. Company. the successful bidders
on the new Masonic iTeTAple, stated yes
terday that it was the intention OF the
company to begin demolishing the old
buildings on the site, in preparation for
the excavations as sson as the preiimi-
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
DISTRICT COURTS.
Cnnrf of Anneala.

Present: The Chief justice, Mr.. Justice McCoaSs
and Mr.. Justice RObb.
Morris K. Harralsoa vas admitted Ia pgaCtioe.
No 1857. New York Continental jewell Filtration
Company vs.. Wynkoop; continued
No 1857. Columbia National Bank "a MacKnight;
continued.
No. l7S9 Stafkweather vs. Dyer ct al argument
continued by Mr.. B. f. Leighton f0r appellees and
concluded by Mr.. r. F. Evans for appellant
No. Isi Smith smith; argument commenced
by Air Andrew Wilson for appellant. continued by
1lr. John Lewis Smith for appellee, and concluded
by Mr. Andrew Wilson for appellant,
No 1853. Union Trust Company vs.. District of Co
lumbia; order modifying Judgment WITH leave to
Slprame Court District Of Columbia 70 exercise its
discretion in the matter Of correcting any mistake
that may have been made IN amount Of Judgment
Opinion by Mr. Chief Justice Shepard.
Adiourned from day b day.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22

No. ssa5. Lucille C0Tnpasr vs. Baltimore ant
Ohio Railroad Cosapany damages s50.0o0. Plain
tif's attorneys Leckie, Fulton & Cox.
No. ss7N. 6gayson s. Thornton vs.. George p
Horton. IL. and Oscar Wilkinson: Judgment a r
T. Terrell, justice q the peace for Sl525i. Plain
tih's attorney, J. 8. Essh5-sz
No 492sS Virginia G. Cross. administrative VI
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company: damages
90. Plaintiffs attorney. Arthur Peter.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
Southern Announces Cut Rnte.

Members Of the Brotherhood Of st. An
drew will no doubt, be grauhed TO learn
that the Southern Railway, on account of
their International convention. to be held
at Washington in September next, viii
sell round-trip tickets from all points In
the South on the basis of one fare for
the round trip. This very low rate will
likely be the means of attracting great
numbers Of the brotherhood 20 their next
convention.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
JUSTICE BARNARD.

schaefer vs. Cunningham Manufacturing Company;
Judgment set aside and set for April 2 Plain
tits attorney. H. L. B. Atkisson; defendants sttor
neys, Wilson & Barksfaie.
United States vs.. Hezekish h thompson false
pretenses plea nat guilty. Attorney, 7, G. Taylor
United States 5. William Walch depreciation on
private property; verdict not guilty. Attorneys ].
B. Mclaughlin and Montague Ross
United States Eugene +. Drennzn smbezzle-
ment; sppeal Withdrawn. Attorneys, Hsllam & Hal
IAN.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22

aud Trust Company 10 secaIe Equitable Co
onerative Buildng Association $3.50. part lot 3.
sauare g5o-Johu r. shields. trustee. 70 simon
Wet and W. Oliver Murray 30 secure Charles
A Shieids aud Aiyer Cohen. trustees. slloQ.
years 5 Eer cent quarterly. part original lot s
sfynsre south Of le5-HeHFy A. Cumberland e
h. Charses p stone and Charles ". Fairfax. o
secure Carlton ~ Beall. SO / 70 10 months,
per cent lot I9
SQUARE s6-Runasey i, R0Wdybush 20 ehas T. Stons
and Charles ". Fairfax. 70 secure Harry Ward
nau and Harry B. Wilssa sLs5e. J to Il months.
per cent lot 3 and part lot =
Square 6is~ ~,Ignztius Fesiy te William II, MrGrsnB
and Thomas B. Eeklof. % secure Ellen aI. Ret
tis, 500. yeasss Der cent, senai -annaslgs.
los e.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
EXCLUSIONS rn-nAY.

To Fort Monroe Norfolk. Nexpoft News and an
points South-NOrfolk and Washington slsameEs
every day in the year at $50 2. m.
To Mount Vernon-Steamer Nfacalester. daily. 10
a IA. and a5 D. N. from Seventh street BhsFf.
To Alexandris-FeTy steamer Callahan ksurly
from $50 a. "a to $50 p m.
To Rock Greek Bridge Zoologicsl Part. ChsSy
Chase. and Hensington-Csrs from Fifteenth strest
and New York avenue eyeTy fifteen Minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-03-22

You can have no idea of how good rye
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product made with specially nliIled pure
rye Delicious, nourishing. satisfying Your
entire household viii enjoy it. Grocers.