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The Washington herald., 1908-01-24
Supreme Court of the United stat

Present The Chief justice. Mr. Justice Harlan,
Mr. Justice Brewer Mr. Justice White. Mr. Justice
peokham Mr. Justice Mckpma. Nh Justice Holmes
lIr Justire Day and Mt Justice Moody.
Louis o. Fulleu. Ct Roswell. y. Mex, was adj
mittsd 60 Practice
Tie Chief Justice announced the following order Of
the court.
No Original Nelson ThUuasson IT,. ct al.
petitioner. ys The Chicago Railways Company ei
al petition for appeal denied for the want ot JuIls-
dicti0u
No. l8 General Oh Company. plaintiff ~ er-
TJr. VS. John n. Grain. inspector. &c.; argied bs
Mr.. H. & Livingston. jr. for the plaintiff IN eFoT
and egbsntted by SIR Charles 7. Gates Jr.. for The
defendant n eH0r
No. ~. United Dictionary Company. appellant
IS. q. d G. Merriam Company; argued hy Mr.
William r. Hale far the appellee. and submitted BY
Mr. james II Pciur Mr.. George T. Fisher. j., and
Nr. William Henry Dennis for the appellant leave
granted 10 appellant % file additional brief
NO. TO- The Cosmopolitan Club, plaintiff 10 CT
r0r Is. The Commonwealth of Virginia, argued by
Nlr. h Randolph Hicks for the plaintiff In error
and bg AIT. William a. Anderson for the defendant
In gTor
No l3l. Antoine g.. STAR, AN infant &c, plaintiff
iu e10r. Ts. Samuel w. Campbell; argument con-
meueed by Mr. " II. Tomfins for the plaintiff IN
Tor.
Adjourned until TO-DAY AZ - 0el0cs.
Tie day cal for Friday January a viii be as fol-
lows. Nos lG g.. 10. I57, l5s, l59, 40. lD, ia.
and rs.
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GREENE CAROLINA'S COACH.
Former Pennsylvania Half Back
VIII Have Charge of Tar Heels.

0IIlI8I n TIE washington UIrTI
chapel Hill. \ g., Jan. 23.-Edward T..
Greene. for four years right half back ON
Penn S varsity football team. viii coach
North taroliua's team next fan
Otis F Lams0n. the old Penn tackle
Who coached North Carolina last year
cannot get away from his hosnfraI posf-
tion another year. and the offer has haan
made Go Greene Tie latter viii probably
not sign a contract tan summer. for he
does not want 90 impair his eligibility To
represent PENNSYLVANIA ON the track next
spriUE
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SCHAEFER DEFEATS CUTLER.
Wizard Wins at 1871 BaIk Line Bill
lizards, 500 to 470.

Philadelphia. Jan. 25.-In the cham
pionship billiard game for the ISL balk
line honors, Jake Schaefer, the wizard.
tonight defeated Albert Cutler by the
score of 500 to f76 in game in which
the excitement was reserved for the
hnish The match took place at Horti-
Vultural Hail
The spectators were carried away with
excitement when Cutler. coming up from
behind. overlook Schaefer i'm the fifty
seventh inning by making a magnificent
run of S.
Schaefer gave brilliant exhibition in
nursing the balls He made the high
run OF the game, %.
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chicago to Enter Canadian tourney.

Chicago, Jan. 23-Chicago will not only
be represented in the American Bowling
Congress championships at Cincinnati.
but also i'm the Eastern and Canadian
events as we'll if the plans now being
made by The OLearys are carried out. II
was announced to-day that the OIearv
itinerary calls for "a visit to Rochester
\ Y, 90 take part In the meet of the
National Bowling Association. followed
by a jump into Canada for the Canadian
championships
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JUSTICE IULLU.
Estate Of Mary J. OLeay, order granting letters
Of administration; bond. $50. Attorney J. d. SUI
Ivan.
In re- Marion h. Hawkins et a. order appointing
guardian; bond 800 Att0rhevs Lyon & Lyon.
Estate Of Frances A. NCer0n. petition for pro
bate and record If vii. Attorney. h. r. Leighton.
Estate Of DaFid K. Hacsma1i order admitting Vii
70 probate and teco7d and letters testsmentsy
bond $1,000 Attoney. T. X. Hacsmau.
Estate Of John VI. Ciapp. order admitting Will b
probate and record and letters testzmcutay; bond.
Slo0O 900. Attorney. J. J. Darlington
In 10 Edu. r. Trne. jr-: order granting allowance
Att0neys Thompson & Lsskey.
Estate Of John Robinson will dated August Is.
1868 filed.
IN re George A. Boswell; order appointing guard
ian. bond $500 Attorney. a. A. H0eliHg jr
Estate Of Joseph Ksschksi VIII dated December Q,
1907 filed.
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LABOR CONCERNS PRESIDENT.
Asks for Information About Grant
ing of Iniuuctions.

The President has asked the Depart
ment of Justice to provide him with some
special information as 10 the use OF the
injunction by Federal judges against
labor organizations
Many complaints have come to him
from leaders of union labor, declaring
that the injunction method has been
used frequently and oppressively. and in
his annual message To Congress, the
President suggested legislation that will
limit the abuse Of injuUctjons and protect
those rights which from time 20 time
it unwarrantedly invades.'
Mr.. Roosevelt has now taken steps TO
gather as much special information as
possible on the subject. with citations of
particular cases. with view possibly
If laying the matter before Congress
il d special message.
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EauJty suits,

No E519 lily S. Lewis Harry Q. Lewis 3
divorce msnsa q tbor0. Att0neys, H. II. Hol-
lander-J T. Lsskey.
N0. 1880 Carroll b. Wright executor and
trustee ei al vs. Charles " Stiilweii et al 10 cln-
stuIe viii Attomeys HargroFe Morris
No. Esl. Gus H. Beaulieu vs. Secretary o. In
terror ct al, injunction Attorney, L. A. Pratt.
No. 1852 Richard II. Lynn vs- Washington and
Potomac Steamboat Company Judgment creditors
bin. Attorneys, Douglas Baker SheTll-Ral-
stm & SddOnS and II. T Winfield
No. L53. Charles Early IS L. WelcI Ashford.
trustee e. al; substitute trustee. Attorneys Dong
las Baker * Sheriff.
30. 2-5S. Andrew Ambush vs. Mutual Guaran-
tfe Building and Loan Association et al, account
ing and Injunction. Ati0uCy Irving Williamson
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HANDSOME YACHT LAUNCHED.
The yanHdis VIII he Floating Pal
ace for G. *. &. billings.

Glasgow Jan. 2}.-The Vanadfs. large
turbine yacut for c. X. G. Billings. of
the New York Yacht Club, was sue
cessiully launched here this morning.
The new vessel is go feet long over all
and her gross tonnage exceeds 1000. She
is manifcently appointed the owners
suite and eight guest cabins being M
hostercd In p3latial fashion. The plans
for the Nanadis We're prepared by a New
York firm OF yacht designers. and she
was built by the firm that constructed
King Edwards new yacht.
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Hnrvard 10 Row Cornen.

Cambridge, Mass. Jan. 22.-The Har-
ward rowing management announced last
night that the Harvard and Cornell crews
will have their race this year on the
Charles River basin. May 80. There had
been some question as TO the place for
Cornell has sent crews here twice and
Harvard has sent but one crew % Lake
CayUEa. The race viii be r0wed over the
IWO-miic course.
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HUGHES TO SPEAK IN BOSTON.
Governor Receives Many Invitations
10 Address Republican Clubs.

Albany. Jan. 23-Having placed him
self in the Presidential race, Gov. Hughes
evidently proposes to DO his part with
characteristic thoroughness. To use an
expression heard here to-day, the gov
crnor has "Ioosened up considerably.
He has been literally inundated by
mail and telegraph with congraulations-
some Of the messages coming from the
Pacific Coast. and almost every Sta1e in
the Union being represented
Invitations To speak before Republican
clubs are also being urgently pressed
upon the governor he indicated his at
titude toward these invitations to-day by
agreeing to go 90 Boston on March lO TO
address the New England Dry Goods As
sociation. composed of 3,oo0 members, IN
fremont Temple lie is also to address
the Brown Alumni Association in Boston
on the same evening
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YORK QUINT DISBANDS.
Another Team WIZ Fiji It's Dates I'm
Iri-city BasI>et-baI League.
sre-ial TO The Wa=hs.gtan Herald

York, Pa, Jan. -2.-Because of dissen-
sions among the players, the York Y. NJ
{. A. team, of The Tn-City Basketball
League. which includes Washington and
Baltimore has disbaHded for the season.
The league viii remain intact. however
as The Athletics, another five from the
Iocai association, viii represent il in the
remaining games Of the schedule.
The Athletics viii play their first Iaagua
game against the Baltimore West Branch
In The Monumental City on the coming
Saturday night with the following lineup.
Grouse and Myers. forwards, Seuft cen
Ter. ana kclIeuberger and Remsberg.
guards.
The locals lost the league champion
Snip last yfar because the players would
not Keep in physical condition.
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WANTS PICKED DELEGATION.
Brnckett Would Select Men Who
VIII Vote for Hughes

New York. Jan. 23.-'rhe letter Of SecTe-
tary Taft to Representative Herbert Par
sons was shown 10 ex-senator Bracket
president of the Hughes League. who had
not previously seen il. at il o'clock to-
night Senator Bracket said:
81 am glad Secretary Taft has marked
Mr. Parsons as man who was ready
and anxious 20 support him, rather than
Gov Hughes. from his own State There
is no question of a unanimous delegation
from this State for Gov. Hughes.
The only remaining question is 10 make
sure that the delegates TO be sent 70
the national convention are men sincere
ly and earnestly for the nomination Of
Gov. Hughes 10 the end. and not those
who viii bee convinced early that he can
not be nominated and. therefore. flock 90
MT Taft or some other candidate
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Lnrgest MorninE CircnIation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based upon
its sworn circulation. circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than
was. ever before attained by any morn
ing newspaper at the Capital It's
books are open.
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Y. W. c. A. shows NeedIewOrE,.

The rooms of the Young Women s
Christian Association. Twelfth and f
streets northwest. We're crowded all day
yesterday, by visitors to see the ex-
hibit of domestic art. the work Of mem
bers of the association. On exhibition
were millinery, models Of dress-making.
samples of plain sewing and embroidered
articles. all Of which were executed by
the young ladies who form the assOcis-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-24
HazIeton in Atlantic Leapue.

Hazleton. Pa. Jan 2S.-James McGee-
han. manager of last years Tamaqua
League team, to-day closed the deal for
the lease of Hazle Park. and will place
Hazleton in the Atlantic League this sea
son. He has promised the fans here a
fast game Of ball.
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Genrre nnris signs Contrnct.

Chicago, Jan. 23-George Davis. who
Will probably play second base or third
base for the White Sox, was heard from
to-day, the veteran shortstop sending in
his contract Only Isbel and D0nohue
are outside Of the Comiskey fold now.
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Mechanics Lien.

No. 573s G. A 8luddimsn & Co. vs. Thomas r
Riley lots 20 and A. square 2555. Meridian Hill
S6
No. 5739 s J. Murphy co. vs.. A. o Bliss; l0t
c. square SIS Sl7950. Attorney. .. ". OD0noghue.
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mckinney Wins at Checkers.

In an interesting checker match Charles
a. McKenney defeated Lieut.. Charles
Thomas. Of Truck c. one Of the best
players in the fire department by five
games to three Two of the games re-
suited in draws
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Equity Court No. .


No. GIH Cumberland vs. Zachary time 70 NE
amended bin extended Attorney. W W D1uglass
p. s. Bowen. j.. =. II. Brown, and c. ".
CIs-ztt
leave rJ amend granted Attorneys. Padgett d
FoTes--J. il. Wilson and j. II. Wilson, II.
~. 1913. Lewis IS. Lewis writ n ne ezeat or
dsred % Issue. Attorney II. n. Hollsnder.
in rs auHacI Gabriel ~ Lea; account Of con-
mittse approved
no. g3-5 Jacobs SIS. Jacobs. sale ratified nisi
AttareF= W. B. R=ilg-W. +. williamson.
NJ. Z5s5. Alexander rs. AlexsudT, order as %
cU-gmIf and arrest vacated. nlle as % contempt
re-Guahle January g. Attorneys. g. II. Hemaus
and a. r C1lIms-F0utsiu FeTtCn
No --l55 International Trust Company ys. Kuhn
F.mgI5fEy5e COMPANY. sale finally ratified and
confirmed 5gd account 0t receiver approved. AttoF-
Her. W. e.. CleTheue
N7. EZa Stewart VS.. Lewis. Uro c1nfssso OF
dered. Attorneys. Bimg a W0rdarl-G. ]. Col
Inns " IL Richards. and John Rd1Jt.
Assignments for tl-day-U0rious.
no a. Stewart VS. Stewart et al. Attorneys.
Davis Thomas ard Lewis.
Nc. lfo Itfeurr ss Lcderrr Attoncv Doyle.
No. l54 Amos vs.. Amos st al Attorneys, BOYD
Lester
No Eo. PAYNE vs.. Payne ct al Attorneys.
Blackstone and Bailsy-NsriIlat
NJ. III stoner vs. stousr. Attorneys. Drew
No. ~ Woodbury. vs. WOODBURY.. Attorneys.
8IrNCiIl-Hufty-
No. ia lisglfn vs.. Magieu. Attorneys, lam
bert-Hubu and Cox.
No. I76. Ia Fles~he vs. Ia F1esche, Attorneys,
Tavl1r-Smlth 4 Walker and Dennis
No. rs Webb IS. Webb Attorneys Wilson &
BarEslaIe-F1Ir5sf-
No. $50. NeTiCk rs. Washington ThsareT Com
U7uy Ct al Attorneys, Hamilton Thompson d
Iaskev-
No. ls2 Loucshaw vs.. J. D. Burns Compauy. At
torneys Forrest Bailey.
No Isl American Security and Trust Company
vs. Chew ct al. Attorneys Wilson-Tucker &
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square IG-Jamas W. White. trustee. 20 William
II. BarstoW and ClaUd Livingston. 70 secure
Francis y. Rarstov, guardian, s. 60, years
Per cent. ssuliaunuslly, part original l0t 10.
Square s9l-JUanua T. Brown 20 J. Clinton Tridby
and Paul Y. Mitchell TO secure Charles f.
Tribby 800. year. per c-nt. zemi-aunually.
I0y II.
Square I20s-Nor7nsn T. Ryon e. Tx. to Wilkes c.
Prather and Henry \. LiHgsr, IT,. 10 secure
Frederick A Liugsr, $50. l year, per cent,
semi annually part lot i.
Square l0j6-Sawyer Waters et viT. Frank l., TO
William NJ. Kennedy ard George W. White. 10
secure Kennedy q Davis Company. S75f75 20
s. months Ter cent, semi-anuusly. lot a.
Blooningdale- Percy NJ Bailey q TX. 20 Frank J.
Disudonus and James Berry, 10 secure Perpetual
Building Association. 1850 lot l02 block g.
D0uglas-Lousa Gordon % Richard VI Parker and
Julius ". TosCu. TO secure Mary A. T. lane.
500 I TO q months per cent, lot lis.
BluominCdale-Ilmotiv . OLeaTy et uT- 10 Samuel
r. Barr. % secure tie Real Estate and I'm
pr0ysmeut Company q Baltimore City. S575,
payable January /, 1915. pcr cent, monthly,
lot 3. block l0
Laugd0u Park-Louis g. Joynes et Tx. 70 Charles
/. Hays. $3.50, years, per cent, semi-annuslly,
lots 500 SO. Sl3. and sli, square 20.
WhIltingham-John " BTs1tOn % Galen T. Green
and John ". Browning 70 secure ". Elizabeth
Browning. sl43o / to 50 months. per cent.
lots 81 and s.
Square 347-Allena C. Hannah et viz. Edward J.
20 Simon Wolf and Afysr Cohen. % secure Carl
Schoenhof $500 5 years 81 per cent. SEMI
annually. part original lot J.
Columbia Heights-Samuel L. Hoover ef IL. e al.
20 Maurice d. Rosenberg and William MoutEom-
cry. TO secure Dime Savings Bank Of Washing
ton. d. C.. $40. ; years. per cent. semi an
nuslly. lots "a and 75. block q.
Square e37-Henry Boesch ct al. trustees Of Keller
Memorial Evangelical Lutheran Church, % Jo-
seph ]. Darlington and Blair Lee. to secure tbs
Washington City Orphan Asylrm. S oF yeas,
s Per cent semi-snnually lots I9. - and q.
Washington Heights-Archibald &. Pryor ct VIZ. 20
Richard ". and Richard X. TYLER and Charles
&. Warden. 20 secure Harry C. Wilson, $3.50, 8
TO s. months. > per cent, seml-7nnuaIly part
lot %.
Moore & Bsrbour's Second Addition to Washing
ton-Iydia F. Bennett e yir William j., %
William A Hill and Jesse v Lashhorn u Sc
cure Fannie A. Meeks. Trustee. N.g0. years.
per cent semi annually. lot 69. block 5
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant alns-EdWard &.
Barnard to +. F. Townsend and Van H. Man
ming % secure Mary L. Dunlap. $500. years,
rrr rent spmi-anuuallv part lot so. William
II Schmidt ct TN. 70 Z. Golden Donaldson and
sy,ret " Hendrck. q secure J. ThilmaH Heud-
rick s.. 500. 50 days. 6 per cent, lots = and -
So,,sre I2sS- NIary J. jenkins 70 Albert Dyer, to
cure Samuel Artz, Sl22, on demand, per cent,
semi-aunuay, part
S7,lsrs s7q-F Keller H0User et tx % Eldndgs r.
Jordan and George r. Linkins. 20 secure Harold
ArnoweH s. 600 ; years, per cent, semi-an-
nually part original lot p
Ingieside-Ienue T. Holmes TO Harry J. 0'Conn0r
and Ernest H. Daniel. 10 secure Joseph J.
Moebs Sl65 monthly payments. per cent
semi-auuually. lot e6 block3
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Lawsuits.

No 5la Christian WoIlersen Us. Harry B. Ma
son; note. S240 Attorney. r. II. Holauder.
No. @l5j J. g. EutEistle rs. Mary NJ. Entwistle;
appeal Attorney, Z. L. Mattingv.
No. j0l56. Z. " Miner 60. IS. The Potomac
Commission C0mTauy5 account. S451s75. ATTORNEY
". J.. Ambrose.
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Criminal Court No. 2

No i4)i. In re estate Of Elen " Cotton.
Washington j. c. declared to be donicle Atr-r-
ueys. A. s W0thiugtCn. r. g. Donaldson. and q
" Parkcr-C H. Syme and c. \. Douglas.
Assignments for to-day:
Motions
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DAILY COURT RECORD
CThursday, January 23, 1905.

first 0egTee. lena kimbaH. United states wltncs4,
committed 20 Jail in default Of 500.
Assignments for to-day:
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District Court.
Probate Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD
No III. IN &c widening Of Columbia road no
ton 10 disaiss fled.
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Circuit Court No. 1.


No ai-9 Msdre Vs. Norwich Union Fire InsIr-
aura saciefy. sealed verdict ordered Attorneys W.
H. Richards and NJ y Rirhsrdsou- Baker Sheehy
& Hogan.
No s-sI3 United States vs. Mason; demurrer TO
amended declaration sustained with leave To amend
IN ten days. Attuncys. d. W. Baker-E NJ. stan
tou and g. r. Davis
No 1885 Columbian Marble QIsTying Company
vs. Duan. bin Of exceptions signed and fled. Attor
ucys Birey & Woodarj-I A BuTkart
Assignments for to-day:
no J. Motor Car Company vs. Moore Attorneys
Wells-Hoover
No. > Coburu vs. Dean. Attorneys. Lambert &
McIean-Clavton.
No. g. Brewer vs. District Of Columbia. Attor
10 Wallscb vs. District Of Columbia Attor-
ueys. DowniUg-ThomaS.
No g. Foer vs. Carly, Attorneys, Dar, Peyser,
and Taylor keaue
No G. Heron vs. Ormsby. Attorney. Emig.
No T. Fond vs. Ford. Attorneys, Ridout-Raum.
No E. Jennings Us. Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company. AttomeJS Davis &
Jacksou-McKcruey & Flaunsry.
No O. Cash q Birge vs. Grouse. Attorneys. To
hrirer-DavlS & Nather.
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FAYORITES IN RUCK
Only One First Choice Wins
at New Orleans.
GOOD THINGS SWEEP THE CARD
Outsiders Cost BOOkmakers btS
Sums by Furnishing Surprises in
Several EVents-Sig. Levy Is cred
lied with Cleaning Up 100000 on
Tony W. and Bridge Whist.

New Orleans, Jan. 23.-Well-played good
things and outsiders swept the card at
City Park this afternoon.
The stable of a. Weber was prominent,
and Sig Levy, well-known Western
bookmaker. was credited with taking Sl0-
OC0 out of the ring over the victories Of
Tony W and Bridge Whist, winners Of
the first and fifth races.
Favorite players Jared badly, but one
choice. Cooney X getting the money,
The victory Of COOney X. was a lucky
one. as Posing. which finished second.
was best. but Y. Powers tossed the race
away through overconhdence.
Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Thrye furlouas. Tony w, lol
~. Uttl S 10 ], won; ToddiuEton. ll2 iNlcuh. j
to J. second. The ShckT l0i UthusIltl, Z to .
third Time. IS 25. III Armstrong. Dick toghii,
Poc.laligo Mike OBuen. Joseph Howell, aud Cuban
Bog also ran.
SECOND RACE -SteqI5Chase, short course. Bell
tie Cat lE NcCaml. ~ 90 J. Uuui Gold Circle
W n. Iia9 10 % J. second. Dr. logan ia
Js1b-lI. g TO g. third Time 5aJ 35. lr Heard
Monte Carlo. Itacatiaa. Ralph Reese, Gold Run
Nix Up. Onyx H. Gault, and Bsuy Naddeil ais,
ran.
THIRD EACE-Three fuiongs. Brousham, l0i
.5lcDsu.eI, 5 TO J. wons Hammock Boy. IL Nv
U-t 8 % J. second. SerTiCeuce. lU lMudcri. q
l. third. Time. 0-5. IHIgarur. Patriot Tom Hoi
land. Prosper, Intervene, and swing also rau.
FOURTH RACE-Six furIguss. Co0Tey X, i9
~. " Murphy. i3 ta 30 WQu- Posing. ly3 ~
pdu,r-. u 90 D. second, fItd llglHudud. 100 -
LeJI. 90 o. D. third. Time. % is, lucs Young
Young stevens, Prince Bowling. Pcnghn. Dlci
Rose Anna Sanford aud Flora Dear also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Oue mile. Bridge Whist 100 ~
Ottl. TO T. won. BsHfida, 100 e.. Hcunl. 10 l.
second. Third Rail l0l ~. Powers, 2 10 ], third
Time I51 i5 Kitty smith, Uiy0Tcas. Stoutmln
Florida ellen. Albert 81. Ethel CAM tadT0Bt
BucEug Boz and The GaYri also Tau.
SIXTH RACE-One and thEge-s.Nyeeuths miles
Red Gauntlet. lOs rN Alien. 70 TO J. woui Adesso
IG5 H. FIuuE. Is % ]. second; Debsr. i0- ~
Utu u o. I0 third. Time 2.il IS. Katie Powers
Granada. Grenade. warner Gusveu, and Poem aiss
rau.
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Circuit Court No. 2.
IrSTICE ANDERSON.


Na 1921 Grady vs. Washington Gas Light Com
uauv: on trial. Attorneys. Douglas & Douglas-Aic-
KINNEY K Flanngy.
Assignments for TODAY. Motions.
No J. Morton vs. Forrest. Attorneys. HuftT-
Btndheim
Ne. . Nandruift vs.. Lansburg et al. Attorneys
Gies-Wolf & Rosenberg.
No. g. United States ex rel Tradesmsns Trust
Ccmranv vs. Sreir et a. Attorneys. Wilson 4 Wi
son-Walk5r and Darlington
No 6 Winston vs. Arlington Fire Insurance Com
pauv. Attorney. Mackall.
Nn 3 Hoover vs. Seaboard Air Line Railway
Comany. Attorneys Birney a Woodard-Herbert
& Alic-u.
No C. KllrtF rs. Bcnnett et a. Attorneys Swpa-
usv & Sweeney Baker s. Adkins.
No. Z. w l.. Scott Lumber Company V. Granger.
Attorreys. shea. Barnard * Johns0n-Tucker d
Kenyon.
No e. JasseIi Riggs National Bank Attor-
peys H. ". Wheatlcy and Ralston 4 siddons-R.
r. Perry q son.
No. O. McFarlane Us. Bond. Attorneys Emig =
Lester.
No TO- Persian Skirt Manufacturing Company rs.
Berman Attorneys Jones & Shnn-TeIqer Gu
sack.
Criminal Court NO. /.
JUSTICE STAFFORD
United States Us. Dec f%y,or, assault dangerous
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Enuftv Court No. I.

CHIEF JUSTICE iLABADEh
$50. E3j HaudlcE VS.. District Of Columbia. te-
feudaut ordered 20 pay examiners fees. Attorneys,
o.. r. sullivan and W. q. EnEish-E II. Thomas
No. E-iL Van Horn Van Horn et al. trustees
authorized 60 accept private offer. Attorney, ". II.
UH.g
No. E5sz Lyun vs.. Washington and Potomac
Steamboat C1mpauy.. order appointing receivers,
bond go 1a Attorneys. Douglas Baker oAer-
rT- RaIsran q -5drus and H. 7 Winfield.
$50. Z5sf BeaUEgU Vs Garfield, Uie as 70 re
st-aiu.rr order retUuah.s February q. Attorneys.
Douglas BAKER & Sheriff.
Assignments f.r to-day. Motions.
30. L53 KeuEla Es. keIEla % al. Attorneys. For
rest and Graf George and Wells.
No. l-5 Kieuy IS. Kieuy. Attorneys Diggs-Am-
b-Hza
Ne. 49, Burden vs. Burden. Attorney, ". C.
BsI5sr-ta8
30 I-7. Stewart VS.. Stewart et al. Attorneys.
Darlington and Tuitt-Prstt and Wilson, jr.
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