davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-22

The New York Journal of Commerce
reports a discovery that false scales
had been in use in weighing sugar
cargoes for one of the refneries.
Ocean steam arrivals for the week
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-22
REALTY TRANsACT IONs

OHOUG II
Princeville Plantn Co to Wong You
Il IL
t Kodani TO NJ Ide. C NJ
Entered of. Record December 20, 1907
c B Wells to VIM T Robinson. Rel
Kahiapo and VT to w S Nicoll..... D
E G Ferreira to Samuel L White. d
NJ Katsuki to Tom Quai. .........C M
Trent Trust Co Ltd to Angelina K
Aud ct al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. D
John K Kapukui and VT to Fanny
Strauch :. Observation-Disclosures. ID
Julia B Egan and hsb ct al to
Lillian B Patty ct aI............P D
Recorded Dec IA, 1907.
plicn for Reg Title of lots and of
kul 1923, Liliha st, Honolulu, Oahu. B
294, 493. Dated Dec IA, 1907.
Godfrey Brown Tr ct al to Union Mil
Co, L; por r p 2744, Puehuehu, Koha-
la, Hawaii. yrs at 800 per y. B
293, 2S3. Dated Dec 8, 1907.
Kanohokuahiwi and hsb to II K Lo-
nokapu, D; int in 120 liza of r P (gr)
26s7, Waawaa, etc, Puma, Hawaii. 800,
etc. B 299, p 112 Dated Oct IS. 1907.
Mele Kumiki to II K Lalakea. NJ;
3 pcs land, Mokuhonua, Hilo, Hawaii.
$500. B 297, 355. Dated Nov rs, 1907.
w A Todd and VT r K Kalakea, NJ;
pc land. Pleasant st, Hilo, Hawaii.
$3.50. B 297, p 957. Dated Oct IA, 1907.
lido Ushigoro to C + Bradshaw. Z
NJ bus, 5 horses and ] set double
harness, Hilo. Hawaii. 5000. B 2s7,
n 2ES Dated Aup. 20 1907
Joao Nj Felipe and wife by atty to
John Lawrence. D; lot z, gr 297s, Bella
Vista Subdiv, Hilo, Hawaii. $500. D
2ss D I1s Dated Dec 4, 1907.
JWH I Kihe and VT ct al to Haau,
d; int in / LA in gr 1889, Keopu, y
Kona, Hawaii. 81. 299. lis. Da-
ted May 2, 1907.
Maria T do Canto and hsb to Maria
E de Medeiros, d; int in lot S6, gr
S7O4. Ahualoa, Hamakua, Hawaii. S125.
B 299 D 11e. Dated Nov is. 1907.
Jacintha Agostinha and hsb (M) to
Maria 2 de Medeiros, d; int in lot 36,
gr S7O4. Ahualoa, Hamakua, Hawaii.
s125. B 299, 1T. Dated Nov is. 1907.
Maria E de Medeiros and hsb Cd u
Joao Pfnho, D; int in lot S6. gr 376f.
Ahualoa, Hamakua, Hawaii. $3.50 B
299. D us Dated Nov Is, 1907.
Maria de Lima and hsb (M) to Joao
Pinho, D; int in lot So, gr S7e4, Ahua-
loa. Hamakua, Hawaii. s125. B 2S9,
. l19. Dated Nov %, 1907.
Wal Pan to Chun Chan, B s; lease
hold. bldg, furniture, tools, etc, Papu-
haiku. Waikiki, Maui $40. B 294, p
4s2. Dated Dec IL, 1907.
Recorded December is, 1907.
t Hirose TO serrao Liquor Co Ltd.
c NJ: leasehold and crops. $500. B
2s7, $50. Dated Nov l, 1907.
Henry Mossman and VT to Mary
Legros. D: int in por lots q and p,
blk A, of gr TT. Young st, Honolulu,
oahu. 81 B 299, p 12o. Dated Dec I,
1905.
Mary Legros to Angelina x Moss
man. d; int in por lots q and p,
blk A. of gr 1T. Young st, Honolulu,
oahu. 81 B 2s9, 122. Dated Jan Il,
1906.
F A Schaefer to L A Thurston. Par
Rel: 5000 # land, Bates st, Honolulu
oahu. $4,000. 2s7, p 361. Dated Mar
I, 1900.
+ A Schaefer to L A Thurston,
Agrmt: in re extent of security of
a. 200 so IT land, Bates st, Honolulu,
oahu. B 2s7, 361. Dated Mar 4
1900.
T ITnemoto to T Murakami. IT, TT
Sale. mdse. furniture, fixtures, accts,
etc. 81. B 294, p 494. Dated Dec Is,
1907
Mary Achi ct al to John z Rice, Rel
Dow. lots los and loo, Kekio tract, Ho-
nolulu. Oahu. ST. 300, p 1874. Dated
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
DENIAL OF IRREGULARITIES
President Starr, of Civil Service Re.
tirement Body, Resents Criticism.
Head of Organization Admits Some
Dues Could Not Vote.

The statement made at a meeting Of
the Treasury branch Of the United States
Civil Service Retirement Association
Tuesday night that there had been irregu-
larities .n the Office Of the president Of
the parent order. was denied yesterday
by Jacob Starr. president Of the main or
gauization. He says that there has been
some friction between the Treasury
branch and the officers for some time.
This. lie says. is owing 70 the fact that
the several thousand members were not
allowed TO vote at the last election, be-
cause only three Of them had paid their
permitted to cast a vote unless his dues
are paid up TO date
On the other hand. Allen Wright. a
clerk in the War Department. and a
member of the parent order. who. made
the accusations at the meeting Of the
branch, states further that President
Starr secured his election by more than
900 votes from New York that were
brought here by proxy and presented un-
der irregular circumstances.
Mr.. Starr did not attend the meeting
Of the branch Tuesday. He viii. how
ever. within day or two issue a state
ment giving his side Of the case. He says
that for six years he has been at the head
OF the organization. and that the Treas
ury branch has been fighting him most of
the time He viii confer with several OF
the officers of the parent association, and
then it viii be decided just what action
shall be taken. Mr. Starr says he has
not as yet decided whether he will be a
candidate for reelection in May.
The names of p. II. Warner and Charles
D. WalcOtt neither of whom is a men,
ber Of the association, have been sug-
gested as president of the order. Mr..
Starr does not consider the suggestion
seriously, explaining that it would hardly
be probable for the members TO elect an
outsider as president
President Roosevelt was consulted on
this question some time ago. and Is said
TO have reported favorably to the Sc
lection Of a nonmember as the head Of
the body. He intimated at the time that
il would be good idea to have a man as
president who was absolutely nonpartisan
in the associations business affairs. and
who was not q member
Mr.. Wright intimates that the fight is
10 be continued and has no hesitancv in
saying that eventually President Starr
viii be ousted.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
Equity Court No. 1.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.

CHIEF JlNIILE tLAbALGh.
The Trust Company q America vs.. Cridler; Sub
stitution Of trustees ordered. Compliments So
HcitoTs Biney & Woodland defendants solicitoz,
L. A. Newman.
Harrison vs. Butler; auditors report partially
ratified. Complainants SOLICITOR. Br5ndenburg s
Braudcrburg defendants solicitors Hamilton. Col
bert & Hamilton.
Ross vs.. Ross; sale ratified. Compainaut's So
hcitUr. j. W. Glennaui DEFENDANTS solicitor, Hay
den Johnson
Mcconnell vs. Campbell guardian ad Htem ap-
POINTED. Complainants solicitors, Carlisle & John
son.
Ohio Nations. Bank VS. King: sale ratified and
reference 20 auditor Compliments solicitors,
Worthington. Heald & Frailey defendants solicitor
Leon Tobriner.
Edwards vs.. Foster: substitution Of trustee or.
dered. Compainant's solicitor +. ". MeRsyno'ds.
Prioeau vs.. Singleton; argued and submitted
C0mplanant's solicitors. RalstOn & Siddons de.
ieudants solicitors. Douglas * Douglas
Daniels vs. Daniels. argued and submitted. Com
plaiuauts solicitor. W n. Shipley; defendants So
licitor. George c. Gertman.
Dean vs. Dean; uule as to compliance with terms
Of sale retUnable March Is. Complainaut's solicitor
W. W. Douglas. defendants solicitor, W C. Bal
delston
CamH vs.. Cahiu: alimouy ordered paid. Com
plainauts solicitor c. w. Stets0n; defendants so
lc.tm. W. :. DuvaM
Mitchell VS.. Meyers; appearances Of absent de-
PENDANT ordered Compainant's solicitors, ". H.
Sholes and Bates Warren.
Christie Grswold; auditors report ratified and
distribution ordered.
Brashears vs.. Brashears: divorce win. mat grant
cd. Compartments solicitor. Charles Bendheim; de-
fendants solicitor Carl Graf.
LuScombc vs.. LUsCumbe; limited divorce decrced
and custody of child to mother Complainant
solicitor f. Edward MITCHELL defendants solicitor
T. J. Bernhard.
Ricketts,; rule 90 restraining order returnable
March .. Complainant's solicitor. J. J. Hamilton
and L. T. Harlow.
ODonnell rs. O'Dunneu leave 10 make parties
defendant granted Complainants solicitor. W. J.
Lambert
No assignment for to-day
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits We're issued by Build
ing Inspector Ashford yesterday as fol-
lows
To George =. Huf for one tsostory brick car
rage house and stable az 1904 Corcoran street north
west. architect. Horace Tulmhauer. buibcrs New
man & Smith. estimated cost $1,000.
To Issac II Bryant. fer three tvo-stoFy brick
dwellings at 500 70 SOS Randolph street: architects
y T. Haller Company. builder. George c. H0ugh;
estimated CCst. Sl05o
To + C. Goodwin. fer one three-sto.y brick DWELL
ing az ls65 Kaloama road; architect. \. r. some
mann; builders, Kennedy & Davis Company; esti-
mated est. $1,000.
To c. " Lewis, for one tvo-story brick house
al GO Harvard street northwest; architect. 4. u.
Beers buder, Harry Burn; estimated cost 5000
To Isaac II. Bryant, for one two-storY brick dwell
Hallsr Company; builder. George C. Hough; esti-
mated cost. si5O
To Virginia Miller for repairs at Ia 2 street
northwest; contractor, B. Blethyn estimated cost,
S246a.
To John Hirsch, for two two-story brick dwellings
on Harrison street; architect J. Germuilcr:
builder. John Hirsch estimated cost $500
To Home Ice Company to erect water-cooing
tower at Twelfth and streets northwest; architect
and builder George J. Stocker; estimated cost.
S220
To S. Opponhemer, to erect a onestory brick ad-
dition at Ii36 Seventh street northwest architect
J. Germuler contractor, Z. T. Cullison; esti-
mated cost, S2G9.
To the Terminal Storage Company. for repairs
at First and X streets northeast. architect A B.
AlCIlett d Co: contractors. Terminal Storage Com
pGnyi estimated cost, Sl.oo.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
EVANS ADDS TO GIFT
Will Send National Gallery
Ten More Pictures.
DONATION ONLY A BEGINNING
Writes TO Smithsonian Institution
that Initial Presentation Will BE
Fifty American PaIntings-COIIec-
tiOn to BE Temporarily Placed
I'm Atrium of Cochran Gallery.

William T. Evans, of Montclair. n j..
has presented fifty paintings, by the best
American artists, to the National Gallery
Last week It was announced that forty
examples Of the highest class would be
given. Yesterday Charles D. Walcott
secretary Of the Smithsonian Institution
received a letter from Mr.. Evans. advising
him Of the decision 10 add ten more pic
lures to the original list
Much TO the qualification Of the officials
.of the National Gallery, which was estab-
Iished in connection with the institution
months ago. Mr.. Evans also says that
other additions to the collection given by
him may be expected from time to time
says This Is Not Final Gift.
Mr. Evans letter is as follows:
IN order to make a credltable showing
in the large atrium of the CoreOran Cal
lery OF Arts. have increased the number
.of paintings constituting my initial gift to
the National Gallery, as you will see by
the list herewith. I nave every reason to
believe that you will Ike my selections.
but should any of the examples not hold
up well. others can be substituted, as it is
my desire TO have every artist represented
at his best
"As already intimated intend that the
present gift may not be considered as
final Additions may be made from time
to time as opportunities occur 10 secure
exceptional works"
GIFT 40 BE shipped shortly.
Such artists as Alexander, Church.
Homer. Inness. Martin. Murphy. Ranger.
Shirlaw. Tryon, Walker, Wler. and Wyant
are represented in the collection by from
one 70 six Of their most important works
The gift which IS 70 be known as the
Evans collection viii be shipped from
the donors home within a short time
The original presentation. as well as the
additional number Of pictures. viii be
placed in the atrium of the Corcoran Gal
lery OF Arts as loan collection until the
board Of regents of the Smithsonian Iusti-
tuition has completed arrangements for the
National Gallery.
This gift adds greatly TO the impetus
already given TO the movement 10 make
Washington an art center. and il is con-
HdeutIy expected that other important do
nations viii be made TO the art treasures
of the nation
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court OF Appeals

AOMEt % - HHN@AFF
Present. Tie Chief Justice. 3lr Justice AlcCuaas,
aud Alr Justice Robb
David d. Caldwell. Frederick L. Dcyereux. and
George T. Wsilo were admitted U practice.
Patent appeal 30. i2i In re application Of Z. c.
Atkins & Co.. motion TO dismiss submitted hy Mr..
Fairfax Bayard. attorney for Commissionsr Of Pat
ents. IN support q motion. postponed until hearing
af case GA lis merits.
Patent appeal No. 92i. In re application Of E. c.
Atkins * Co; argument commenced by NJ. Chester
Bradford for appellants, continued ty Mr.. Fairfax
BayarI for Commissioner n Patents. and concluded
bg ST. Chester Bradford for appellants.
Patent appeal No. 81 Horine v-. Wende; aTEa-
ncut commenced ty Mr.. J. l.. Jackson for appel
,aut
Assignments Tor to-day
on hearing. Patent auFeal No 4z7.
Patent appeals Nos SIS. SIS. 49, and il7
Regular cll.
No. l7E. Harten vs. LoctRer. ApDellauts attcr-
uey. /. A. Bailey apVellees attorneys, Leon To
bluer and Preston 3. Ray
No. I71s. Alacfarlsud rs Barber Asphalt Paving
Coicpany Appellants attorneys. r. H. Thomas and
j. +. smith; appfeas attorney, A. 5. Wgthins-
ton.
No l72s Balstcr vs.. Cadick Appellants attor-
uey. J. T. Archer IT,: appcilee's attorneys G. a.
Kaigui1 and r. q. Coldren.
No. 1870. Staraweather IS Dyer. appellants attor-
ness. Evans Benson * Poultuey; appellees att5r-
ueys D. r. Leighton and r. c. Donaldson
No. l73l. Smith Is. Smith. Appellants attorneys
]. r. Fague and Wilson & Barksdaie. Appellee
attorneys. Archer & smith
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
Circuit Court No. 1
II-STICE NRIGHr

9N4AtNA " tstGAA
Sillers " Cooper; verdict for plaintiff for s. so
Plaintiffs attorneys, H. Z. Davis and Edwin For
rest: DEFENDANTS attorney, John RidGat.
Morris Clark & Co. et al on trial Plaintiff
attorneys. Wolf x Rosenberg; defendants attorneys
L. T. Alicheuer and Il. L. Davis
Dodge Rush order TO withdraw bond Plain.
tits attorneys, < I. Hendler and smith Thomu-
son, T.; defendants attorney, William Henry
White.
Durham vs. Slater; dismissed for want Of prose
cuti0n. with costs against plaintiff. Plaintiffs at
t0rneys Howard Boyd and F, F. Crampton; de
fendsnt's attorney G. H. Turner.
Hurst rs Miller verdict fer plaintiff FOR S722
Plaintiffs attorney Edwin Forrest defendants at
torneys BrandenbuTg & Brandenburg
GolWay vs.. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
pany; order striking cause from calendar Plaintiff
attorneys. Smith Thompson. j.. and T. Hen
der; defendants attorneys. Mckenney & F1annery
Sillcrs vs.. Cooper motion ioT new trial fled.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
DAILY COURT RECORD.
sunreme Court of lac United states

supreme Court Of the United states
Present; TIE Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Harlan
AIr. Justice Bresor 5lr. Justice White Mr. Jus
tice Peckham. Air. Justice NcKeuna. Mr. Justic.
Holmes. Mr.. Justice Day and Mr. Justice Moody.
no. 2is. Andrew Patterson. plaintiff in error. IS
Isham TAYLOR iail0f. &c.. In crrur % the Suprcm,
Cosrt q lie State Of Florida dismissed with 01s,s
pursuant % the tenth rule
No. %. Thomas u. Fields. plaintiff in error. vs.
The United States; argument continued by 1lr
Frank J. Hogan for the plaintiff IN error. hy 3lr-
3, Essby Smith for the defendant in error. and
concluded b 3lr. John C. Gittings for tho plaintiff
n error
No % Charles T. Cheuy. receiver. &c, plain
III n gTar. vs.. Tie Fidelity and Deposit Company
argument commenced ty Mr. r. N. Campbell foi
the uiaiutH in error. and continued by slr. Edsai
Il. Cans for Tie defCudaut in eTTor
Adjourned until to-day az u O'Clock
The day cali for to-day VIII BE- as follows; Nos
"a 90. Pc. zG3. ga. 2ij. s5s. 247 e53. and zs.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
DEATH RECORD.

Samuel W. Jones. So5 st. NV. s5 wears
Stuart Murray. 1911 y. J. ave. nv. IS years.
Mary F. Duncan. is 5th st. ne a years
Mary II. Doubleday Richmond Hotel 20 years
Moses Johnson Casualty Hosp. 70 years
Margaret Hackstadt. Sibley Hosp 59 years
John C. Garden MINI ave. Ansc1stia. IS years.
Mary ShugWe. ll2 Ky. ave. Sc, 81 years.
MARY A. Drown, 81 81. NV. 50 years
Susan Hurley. Nat Hameo Hosp 4s years.
Aioysius j. Ashe Fcvlers Hil Canal road, a yrs
Thomas Mcpherson, Freedmens Hosp. a years.
Amanda L. Tabbs, 3 Feuton 81. ne, Ss years.
Hiram Manly, S3l A 81. nc. 80 years.
George Colett, Wash. Asyl- Hosp, 81 years
Dora Hawkins. Prov. Hosp, p years
Samuel +. Hodge Sumner ave. Hillsdale. p yrs.
james B. Matthews. 5I W ST. NV, years.
John N. Smith 1915 9Th 81. NV ! rear
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
Drops Appeal in Jim-crow Case.

The Supreme Court yesterday was de-
prived Of an opportunity to pass on the
'jim-crow" car question. by the failure OF
Andrew Patterson, a Jacksonville. Fla
negro. to prosecute an appeal from the
judgment Of the Florida Supreme Court.
upholding the validity of an ordinance OF
that city prescribing separate accommOda-
tions in street cars for the two races. His
failure to print the record in the ease re-
suited. under the courts rules, in it being
stricken from the docket yesterday. when
the case was called for argument.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
Law suits.

No. 1916 Ruth Wilson VS.. The Bcmsn Credit
store lappcllantI appeal Defendant attorney, J.
l. Topper
No. s.z-L Michael Shea vs.. Edward H. Eaton,
AlCuz0 T. Eaton, and Charles L. Eaton; Judgment
Of > G.. Mills. Justice q the peace for Ss5 Plain
tif7s attorney, T. =. Loving
No. ssZ7s Interstate Printing and Engraving
Company vs. Murray c. Ricketts, and the Ricketts,
Engraving Company; notes. $50. Plaintiffs attor-
ueys. j. J. Hamilton and Leo T. Harlow.
No. 1873 Te0doro Brncal5n rs. Auac1stia and
Potomac River Railroad Company; damages, S5.010.
Plaintiff attorney. e. i. Diggs.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

Andrew W. Bean. q. and Myrtle Phillips. %. Rev
H ). France.
Frederick H. Lussen. a. and Lotta +. Cushuan
"a both Of New York y Y. Rev j. J. Muir.
Leonard L. Jett. ., and Minnie r. Geiser. q
Rev. G. S. Abbott ir.
COLORED.
Hunter ARTIST. 2l and Rosa Green. % Rey A
Willbans
Lawrence Smith, 25. and Rena Chapman, g Rev
+. W Graham
Robert 3. Bushrod. g. and Sarah E. Johnson. @
Rev. 5. J. r. Nelson
Ellis West. g. and Bessie Alexander 70. boti
Of Alexandria. Va. Rev. W. j. Howard
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
DEATH PENALTY ABOLISHED.
Montenegro VIII Execute Only in
Nigh Treason Cases.

The State Department has received the
following mail dispatch from John B.
the American Minister TO Greece
and Montenegro:
"On the Sth instant february the Mon
tenegrin Skupsht.aa passed a resolution
abolishing the death penalty except in
cases of high treason. This action was
taken on motion of the minister Of JUS
tice, made at the instance Of the prince
himself"
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
Eouity Sufts.

No. aE2. Henry a. Edwards GO a. IS. Bertram
g. Foster. executor. % substitute trustee. Com
plairauts solicitor. T. " McReyuolds
Ne 2632S. LGlu Irene Aloulden vs. John r. Noui-
den. divorce Complaiuaut's solicitor. r. T. Mat
tingly.
No DEB Interstate Printing and EugTa wing CON-
pany vs. Murray g. Ricketts, 70 a. Injunction
Compliments solicitors. J. j. Hamilton and l. T.
Harlow
No. $500 Adelaide Y, Macdonald vs. Unknown
Heirs q John 5. smith. 90 quiet title Complain
ant 5 solicitor B. T. Leighton
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Estate Of Friedrich Conradt; win admitted TO pro
bate and letters tsstamentary granted 70 John Yves
ley C0nrsdt; bond, 5000. Attorney W H. Sholes
Estate Of George Bel; order 70 sell stock. After
ney, W. W Boarmau.
Estate Of Frank I. Freeman; commission orie-et
20 issue. Attorneys. Wilson & Barksdaie.
Estate Of Selma r. Chase; letters Of sdnlinistra
ton granted TO Frank r. Chase; bond, 500. At
toTneJi Henry I. Quinn.
Estate Of Henry Z. Klotz: order Of sale. Attor
ney. J. A. Msedel.
Estate Of Isabella p Dorsheimsr; VIII admitted
TO probate and letters tsstamentary granted n
Grace ?. Stuart bond Sl0.00 Attorney. NJ. II.
Beach.
Estate CT AsbuTy Nea.; wiz dated February 2
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
sues Because of Alleged Assault.

TeodOrO Brancalion yesterday began
suit against the Anacostia and Potomac
Railroad Company to recover 5000 dam
ages. The plaintiff, through his attorney.
Charles F. Diggs. alleges that on Novem-
Der 3, 49, :. while passenger on one Of
the cars of the railroad company, the con-
ductor made an assault on him, dragged
him from the platform of the car to the
street, bruising and seriously injuring
him.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
a FRAUD-LooK OUT FOR HIM

Any solicitor who comes to you
with n prize scheme, representing
himself. directly or Indirectly, 10
be connected with this newspaper,
The Washington Herald, is "A fraud
and an imPostOr, bent upon swim
difns sCu. Be on the lookout for
him and tm9 him over 10 tie
police
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
Negro Convicted Of ,Iurder

Johnson Ellis, colored was yesterday
convicted by a jury in Justice Barnard's
court of murder in the second degree in
connection with the death Of Andrew
Silva, also colored. He was sentenced to
two years in the penitentiary.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
l. with Dettioa for probate. Attorney. J.

ls1i. fled with petition fer probate. Attorney. :.
y. Patterson
Estate q John WaLling: petition 20 pay over
funds. AtroTnev. r. J.. Neub-cz
Estate Of Rudolph Eichhdn. VIII dated October
g. i9J5 Sled
Estate q Mary Reason: petition for probate q
viii filed Attorney. p. j. Ryan.
Estate Of F0msy Peyt0n- petition fer probate e
VIII filed Attorney. =. G. Davis
Estate of ]. Howard Larclmbe, caveat fled At
tcneys, i. A. Ford and ". ID. Mclean
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
Rnnkrnntcr Snit-

No. so. Berwick supply Company groceries,
Fourteenth street and Pars avenue; Involuntary Pc
titim Of Semmes-kely Company, 2, p. Andrews
Paper Company, and Harsnner Baking Company.
Attorney. ). A Sweeney.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14

JUSTICE BARNARD
United States George Wayne depreciation on
private property; verdict guilty Attorney, J. W.
patterson.
United States vs.. Watkins II. Williams assault
with dangerous weapon; sentence. workhouse for SIX
months.
United States vs.. George Brown. housebreaking;
motion Tor new trial oveuuled, sentence, peniJen-
tiaTy for Two years. Attorney, 3. L. Gaskns
United States vs. Santa Anna Lusby. grand lar
ceny. motion for new trial withdrawn and petition
in lunacy fled. Attorney. Thomas L. Jones
United States IS Arthur Perry and John Lewis,
bousebresking and larceny; motion for new trial
withdrawn and sentenced % penitentiary for three
years each Attorney. Thomas G. Taylor.
United States vs.. Johnson Ellis. manslaughteT
verdict. guilty. sentence penItentiary for two years.
Attorneys. Campbell Darlington and s. ID. TGuitt.
United States vs.. Frank Ramsay sodomy; de-
murrer submitted Attorney. c. II. Hemans.
Assignment for to-day;
United States BENJAMIN Langston-
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14

Plaintiffs attorneys. Il. Z. Davis and Edwin For
rest. dcfcndaut's attorney. John Ridout.
ASSIGNMENTS toF to-day.
No. as Cave rs. McDsm0tt Attorneys. Fl. Z.
Davis and q. G.. Tuc1el-J. j. Darlington
No. SO. tleEagry US. Ray. Attoueys, HAYDEN
Johnslu-J. T.. De Tutrlu.
No. 2s National soda Fountain Company Us.
Afieck- Attorneys. s T. Thomas-W. H. Acker
and 7. Percy Myers
No. AZ Raviings VS. REDEEM Attomeys Z A.
Joues-Hayden johnson
No. as. Atlantic Brick Manufacturing Company
VS.. plsss Attorneys, Blair & Ih1m-B -Bran5eubur-
* RrardeubJrg.
No. &5 smith vs.. PHILADELPHIA Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company. Attorneys J. C.
Gitunss and J. R. Shields-NcKeuncy & Flamery.
No. 81. Arinda ~ Chappen rs Orient Iusur-
ance Company Attorneys. T. c. Cs1ppell-T
Percy Myers.
No. ass Shangr vs.. L. ;. Electric Lighting Com
uany. Attorneys. h. j. May aud F. f. Mitchell
J. J. Darlington.
No. s55. Barber Ross vs. KimmeI Attorneys
WcrthiugtOn Heald d Frliley-Iohn Rif1ut
No. i5-. Bartlett VS. PeuusY l7anis RAILROAD Con
psny. Attorneys, W. L. 4. HaIt-lickenney /
Elanuery.