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OLD PENNSY STATION TO 60
PRESIDENT DIRECTS REMOVAL
OF BUILDINGS.
Demolition Not Likely to Begin Be
fore November in View Of Pro-
visions for Use.

BY special direction Of President Roose-
welt the historic old buildings at the cor
ner of 9Th and B streets. built and for
merly occupied by the Pennsylvania rail-
road as a passenger station, are to be
entirely removed from their present loca-
ton with view to the general improve
ment of that section of the Nall.
The Presidents instructions in this
matter are contained in an executive or
der to the following effect:
1T is hereby ordered that the officer in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-10
Resorts of New England.

All New England and part of eastern
Canada are covered by the Boston and
Maine r. r. and it's connections The de-
lights of this section to the summer va
cationist and the many accessible points
of sojourn and interest are subjects Tor
FIVE attractive booklets. viz. New Eng
land Vacation Resorts" "An Along
Shore Lakes and Streams" The
White Mountains of New Hampshire
and The Connecticut Valley and North
ern Vermont" They are free on request
at The Stars Summer Resort Bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-10
Maj. Cohen Refused Continuance.

TAMPA. Fla, June 1O.-The court-nlar-
tial trying Maj. Cohen for mutinous con-
duct and disobedience of orders yester-
dav refused to grant the major a con-
tinuance to permit him to secure the at
tendance OF Gov. Broward as witness.
Cohen claims he received instructions
from the governor contrary to those given
by the adjutant general. this being his
defense to the disobedience charge. The
governor will probably not be heard in the
case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-10
the members of the Morrill, and Literary
societies of the college,
Proposed Alumni Journal.
New York.
Paris.


A committee, composed of DIR. S. S.
Buckley, Prof. Frank b. Bomberger and
Mr.. ]. III. Mitchell. was appointed to con-
summate plans for beginning the publi-
cation of the Alumni Journal. This peri
odical will be issued quarterly and will
be devoted to news items concerning the
whereabouts and the doings of the MEM
bers. and will also contain aSticles COZ
tributed by them. The executive COM
mittee was instructed to make arrange
ments for the annual banquet to be held
during the next scholastic year.
After the meeting. the members of the
association, members of the senior class
and some members of the faculty en-
joyed delightful informal dinner Presi-
dent Richard w. Sylvester of the college
gave the members Of the association a
cordial welcome. He referred to the ex-
Cellent work that the association was
doing for the college and especially to
the efforts of some of the members in
securing just recognition of the claims of
the institution from the Maryland legis-
lature. His reference to the part Speaker
Ray had taken in securing appropriations
and then procuring their retention after
the governor had about decided to veto
them aroused much enthusiasm
Annual Base Ball Game.
The annual base ball game between the
alumni and regular college teams took
place yesterday afternoon. in which the
| latter came off victorious by a score of
to g.
Capt. and Mrs. Richard w. Sylvester last
evening rendered reception to the mem
! bers of the alumni association, the men,
bers of the senior class and the members
of the faculty
| The commencement exercises were held
at II o'clock this morning. at which Gov.
austin l.. Crothers delivered the ADDRESS
to the students.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-10
Notables Sail for Europe.

NEW YORK. June lO.-Gorge j. Gould.
Sebastian B. de Mier Mexican amba dor
to France: Rear Admiral Reeder. C.SN..
and Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Vanderbilt were
passengers on the steamer Kronprinxessn
Cecillie. which sailed for Europe yestex-
DO.
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Lus1TAN1A's NEW RECORD.
Makes GAL Knots Between Noon and
Noon

LONDON. June 1O-According to a
wireless message received here the Lusi-
tania has again wrested the record for
the best days steaming from her sister
ship. the Mauritania, having covered GAL
knots between noon of Sunday and noon
of Monday. This is six knots better than
the record of the Mauritania for an
equal length of time.
The Lusitania left Queenstown Sunday,
June I, for New York.
The run Of G41 knots made by the Lusi-
tania from noon Sunday to noon Mon
day is nine knots better than the record
DAYS run she made May %. when her
run was 632 knots. and six knots better
than the record days work of her sister
ship, the Mauritania. June l, of 635
knots The days record up till the ad-
vent of the Lusitania last September,
when she made 6a1 knots. was held by
the Hamburg American liner Deutschland
upon her performance July %. 1901. Of
6Dl knots.
The Mauritania and Lusitania were
built in different shipyards one on the
TYNE and the other on the Clyde, and
the friendly rivalry between their OFF,
GERS. engineers and crews is very keen
in midocean, and the Lusitania made a
record run out, which was beaten by the
Mauretania. although the latter had her
port forward propeller out of action.
DISPATCHES from Queenstown last Mon
day night stated that the Cunard line
steamer Mauritania had passed Daunts
Rock at GAS pm. having covered the
distance between this city and Queens
town in 5 days. hour and - minutes.
inst one hour and forty-three minutes
behind her previous record over the long
easterly. course Of 1882 miles. made
March, 12. The Mauritania made the
VOYAGE with only three propellers, and
her hourly average is estimated at about
"a 10 knots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-10

A few more Henry HUT pic
lures to be given away free to
those who ask for them tomor-
row
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-10

Gotlieb kicherer died suddenly shortly
before o'clock last night at the resi-
dence of his son, Prince and Lee street.
Mr.. Kicherer was sitting on his back
porch reading a paper when the end
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17

The best manicure sets and military
brushes, silver and ebony, in the city
at FISHERS. If
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17
SALE OF XMAS UMBRELLAS.

a GRAND opportunity afforded gift buyers
who head their shopping list with such useful
things as Umbrellas.
Women 5 $1,000, $1,000 and $500, &c
inch Umbrellas, fancy handles, is KIT
gold mounted Your choice for $3.50
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17
A cALL EoR hELP.

The Salvation iYmy ::Ss opened
headquarters in hall at 223 Water
street. First warrl. II there is anyone
wishing TO help us get started by the
way Of cHairs or seats fer hall, beds
or furniture, food, clothing. or any.
thing that can be used in the interest
of the poor, czn do so by dropping a
card to Envoy Powell, district Office,
care salvation Army Make all checks
payable to Salvation Army. Also we
are putting out in all the houses a
Christmas War Cry. We will call next
day. You may give &c or return the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17
WANT TO LAY Hs ETAgNo
FOR A ANN lSls

. . + u
Now is The time While oate N
your prime and have ra,ne
power, Don't speculate Sit invest
in some security which vim gSW Is
value waile you walt loi l, tainy
day" Put your MONEY. 81 stief
how small the amount lascoa foper.
~. or the stock Of 4 god toSIcons
pany. It isSafe. profitable SIS i
cash value ut any time. 81 Il
loan Nur money for yon oii
mortgage real estate seGurits
Write nsafor information about s
Green River Coal proposition.
TRLsTATE INVESTMENT
cURITY COMPANY
Rooms 4oslos-4O4
Union Trust Building
ParkeFsbatg w.
Advertising MAKES good rril:5
Gle, and kills. a poor one.
Hunt for new landlord anon
adF. to-day Il your present one
not DO.
China sale at Fishers sstarday
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEgrtNe.
FA1RMoNr. ". VA.

Dec. 10, 1905.
The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Peoples Bank OF
Faimncnt will be held at their bank.
ing house on Monday, the 18th day Of
January, 1909, between the hours Of
~ nj. and 3 p. M. for the purpose Of
electing board of directors for the
ensuing year.
J. NJ. BRoWNFTELD.
12-10-4 wks Cashier
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17

EHcNIE0ped and hem
stitched embroidered
Haudkerchiefs, in
neat designs, are
worth 2jc piece, two
for 25c. Special
each J. 15c
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17

China sale at Fishers ss,agdss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17

All-linen IIandker-
chiefs, all widths Of
henlstitched hens,
some very fine and
sheer. Special holi.
day prices, from soc
down 10 loo
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17

Get your Christmas china at Fish.
er's china ssIe, Saturday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17

&c and % inch size, made of the best black
silk sterling silver handles, smoke pearl buck
horn and ivory handles These mems umbreI-
las are positively worth $3.50 Choice of as
sortment for Observation-Disclosures. SAYS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17

Temple iIs8
a. nee IA VIM tlgo q y,
nom Press team. Ma
follow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17

When some one who wants To buy
something you want to sell "look over
the ads yours Should be THERE"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17

Get your Christmas china az Flsh.
er's china sale Saturday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17

Get your Christmas china at Fish.
er's china sale Saturday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17
A CHOICE BIT OF NEcKWEAR.

Special offer Of lin
en- hand-embroidered
lEandkerchiefs, all
linen, 39c qualities.
Special holiday sale
price .......... 25c
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Columbia Heights-HeTmsn ". Van Sender et TX
to Edward J. StellWageE and Thomas VI. Gale
TO secure Man II. Myers. S.701. years. peg
cent semi-annualy, lots 6 and g. block d
Square 3l4-GeoTge Denny et 10 George n.
EmmeTich and Douglass 5, Msckan. 10 secure
Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Building
Association, 500. lot o.
Square 76l-Fhe International Reform Bureau 10
Wilbur F. Crafts. TO secure Wilbur F. Crafts.
sizes and interest. lot 5.
Barn FsTm-Fmnk T. LuCkeT ct ux. 10 Henry
Sayles and Bruce +. Underline. to secure VII
liam H. Underdue. 500, TO IS months. per
cent part lot 2 section l.
Square south u square l89l-Hugh l. Peden ct ".
10 Clarence B. Hight and E. Quincy smith, to
secure Augusta B. Hight. Sl.lSo. ! 10 S. months
per cent Semiannuslly lot 80 CSustsTe Mat
tern ct ux to same, similar debt, lot 49,
lie Droit Park-Allen L. Deans to Joseph H. Stew
art and William H. Tucker TO secure William
H. Butler, Sl.ooo. monthly notes. PER cent, lot
81 block 5.
Square iZ5-David F Eiseman Ct u1. to Isaac Nep-
and GustaTe Oppenheimer. 10 secure Simon
Oppenheimer. $1,000 l. 2. and 5 years, s per
cent. semi-annually. lot 2.
Reservoir yiew-Grsfton H. Rice ct TX TO How
ard Z. Allison and John 4. Mssse. 10 secure
BeTtie ". LohT. $50, ! TO s. months, s Per
cent, lot 5, block l.
Square g7l-John A. Landlord ct TX. 70 Oden s.
Smith and Jacob \. Belt 10 secure Charles E.
Stewart. 500, months per cent, lot 1876
Square 7S5-NictGr FaCchina et Tx. and John Eos.
cato. to American Security and Trust Com
psny. 10 secure the East Washington Saving
Bank. 500. years, per cent, part original
lot s.
Square s73-Benjamin L. Simpson ct TX. to Samuel
H. Walker and Michael / Weller. to secure
Eastern Building and Loan Association, S20o,
part original lot g.
Square S2s-HEHy Z. Brown ct al to Walter r.
Wilcox and George +. Hare, 70 secure Margaret
4 C. keefer. AO00 years. per cent. semi
annually, lot A.
Washington Heights-SeyIn0W W, Tuioch ct TX.
ct al to William B. Turpin and Edward A.
Balloch, 10 secure Emma J. Smith. s. 900, years.
per cent, ssmi-annually LOT s.. BLOCK q. Same
to sane. same debt, lot 81. block 4.
Anscostia-Jsmes +. Feddon et Tx. to Judson T.
Gull and Judson T. Gull T.. 10 ssIUe August
G. Hermann, $1,000. years. per cent. quarter
Is. lot Il.
Eckington-George E. Tucker et TO William ID.
COMBS and Thomas J. Stanton. 70 secure Irene
Brennan. S75 10 % months. per cent lot g.
square L.
Turkey Thoket-Bridget Niece ct VIZ, Charles, to
the Washington Loan and Inlst Company. 70
secure Equitable Cooperative Building Assoca-
ton, s. $50 part.
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AUCTION SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE CON5lsIING OF TWO % MODERN
THREB-STORf BRICK DWELLING HOUSES
BEING PREMISES NOS Isl5 AND IslZ IN
Whereas default having hecn made in the PAYMENT
o. interest the debt secured by certain deed q
trust. hearing date the 18th day Of April
Il. l6. and recorded among the land records Of the
District of Columbia On April 2. A. ID. 1896. IN
Llher $50 folio -, e se and az the written d.
rection of The holder aad csber q the notes Sc
cured by said deed Of uust Tie undersigned tbs
trustees named iu said deed VI Trust. viii offer for
sale, nader the provisions thereof, AZ public auction
III front oi she premises al 5 O'Clock y. n. On
TUESDAY, the ith day Of January. A. d. 1909, the
following described land ard premises, with the i'm
pIcycnentss easements rights, ways, and appurte-
uanccs JheTedBto belonging situate and lying IN the
District OF Columbia. Lots numbered eighty (5Gi and
eightyoue ,sl. Do Hauy T. Jones subdivision Of lots
IN block numbered three 81, ln Chaplin Browns sub
division Of land uoB known .Iusieside," as per
plat recorded in Lib5r County 80. I9, folio l35 Of
the records o the oce of The surveyor Of the Dis
tlict # Columbia. This property viii be sold
entirety OF IS separate lots may be uiTeclsd by
the trustees as the time Of the sale.
Terms 81 sale; Oue-third Of the purchase pTics in
cash lof which a deposit Of 500 must be made TO
the trustees az the time of the salel, and the bal
in equal notes 81 the purchaser payable in one
and two years from the Date q sale, with interest
at the rate Of per ceHtm Per auuum, payable SEMI
annually, sid notes 60 be secured by first deed Of
trust the property sOld an cash, the option
OF the purchaser The terms Of sale 10 be complied with
within tWsutg days from the date 0f sale in default
% shich the property VIII be Tesold at the risk and
cost Of the deiautiug purchaser after i've days
advertisement IN some newspaper published IN Wash
ngt0u, ID. C. Al c0nyeyaDcing. title examination.
and recording al the expense OF the purchaser
EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN, Trustee
Cor Fifteenth and II sts y W.
GEORGE E. FLEMING, Trustee
Cor Fifteenth and II SITS. y. w.
c. e. SLOAN d CO, Aucli0ue5rs 1897 St n. W.
THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED OK AC-
count # incement weather 10 FRIDAY, January
10, 1895 az the same hour
EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN, Trustee.
GEORGE 7. FLEMING Trustee
jasSl0 Cor Fifteenth and II sts. y. W.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-01-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Gabriel Edmonston 60 and Roberta Thomas. e.
Of Alexandria County, Va. Rev. W II. Bsllencer
William J. Hutchinson. g. and Estelle NJ Low
ray. .. Rev. Eugene J. Connolly
Harry Keilam, Q. of Richmond Va and Marga
ret s. Moncure, 2. Of Fredericksburg. Va. Res.
James f. Irvine.
Matthew H. TAYLOR. g. Of Trenton. \. J.. and
Katherine p. Taylor q, Of Nashville Tenn. Rev
William +. Locke.
Anthony a. Leibin, 3. and Mary A. Cord 2
Rev James d. Mar
RAYMOND s. Jennings. ., and Laura E. Johnston
p Rev, Thomas E. McGugsn
James Z. Titus 2 and Hattie B. FadaIig q
both Of Leesburg Va Rev r Ne Bristol.
Robert l.. AicLane p Of Richmond Va aud
LEILA NJ Drew, l9 Of Boston Mass. Charles
Bundy justice Of the peace.
Joseph E. Bastion. a. Of pittsfed, Mass. and
EdHa Sheckles. p. Rev Thomas Z. MeGugan
Clifford O. Wayland. 3 and George p. Brisooe
II. both Of Culpeper Va Rev J. H Deis
George L. Long "A. and Ida L. Childes p both
Of Penola. Va. Rev. X. L. Wright
Ross W. Morrison. 8. and Nellie f. Morrison a
Rev. John NJ. Gill
William A. McClelland. q. and Margaret z MsIE
ers. ls both Of Baltimore Nd Rev. Richard p.
Williams
John c. Hanway. 8. of Greeusiue Mass snd
Francis E. Harrington. 3. and Mary L. Eliot.
Rev George Harrington.
Vincent De P A. BTch. p. and Florence C.
Regain 49, Rev T. Z. ORourke
COLORED.
George Wood, p, and Susanna Hodge. 49, Rev.
NJ T. Egan.
John E. Perry, q and Blanche A. Humphreys.
p. Rev. c. A. Leftwich
Ernest n. Brooks. g. and MARY F. Cartwright 20
Rev. Charles II. Young.
Wesley J. PafneH. e. and Lotue V. Wallace %.
Rev. Thomas j. Brown.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-01-09
DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, January s. 1oOs1

No. 30. Scott. administrator. vs.. Putnam adj
ministratcr Attorneys. L. T. Everett. Louis Molnar
and L. W. r. EWing-W. n. Robson.
No. III Barron @. Collier IS. Egbert Att0r-
neys A. c. Wells-F d. Blackstone
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 1891 Kahlert vs. RubenreSr- ct al judg-
mcnt for plaintiff, for $3.50 against Henry Rube-
necker. Attorney. Leon TOhrinvr.
No. 4eJ2L international TuIst Company vs.. Spen-
Ger. submitted TO juTy. Attorneys. W. C. Clephans-
J. & Essbg Smith.
No. 1879 Garther vs. MARSHALL Judgment for
plaintiff for a,sal5o Attorney. l. p Loving
No. 1880. New York Betting and Packing Com
pany rs. General Engineering and Supply Company
Judgment for plaintiff Tor Si5l. Attorney, L. +.
Loving.
Assignments for to-day:
No 10. Grady vs.. Washington Gaslight Company.
Attorneys. Douglas DOuglas-Aickenney & Flan-
Gery.
No 7s Jsquette, executrix. vs.. Capital Traction
Company. Attorneys. 4. 7. Evans. F. H. Benson.
W W. Poultney-R- Il. Perry q Son and g. +.
Dunlop
No D. Lukins IS. Washington, Alexandra and
Mount Vernon Railway Company Attorneys. E. 8.
Bailey and T. stmckland-A. A. Hoeling
No Us. W llatd Is Ballinger. Attorneys. ". G..
Sullivan and :. L. Newmyer-E. L. Giles.
No 20 WitteT, receiver, Richardson & Bur
CESS. Attorneys. J. II. Hayden-A. A. Hoelng.
No II DALEY vs.. Washington Gsslight Com
pany Attorneys /. J. MatheE-R. X. Perry & Son.
No. 6. Cokeg vs. Pratt. Attorneys. II. r. Lerch
and Z. Z. Coll0day-John Ridout and +. f. Pratt
No. 2ls Walker 4 Co vs. Elite Laundry Com
pany Attorneys. George Kearney and Edmund
Burke-Raiston & siddons.
No. 81 Dawson. administrator IS Baltimore ard
Ohio Railroad Company. Attorneys Alex Gilgour
and Cuttings & Observation-Disclosures Colbert
Yerkss & Hamilton
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-01-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Columbia Heighis-NIary II Myers % Herman "
Van Sender, lots 6s and &c. block r. $40.
Barn. Fsm--Ahce +. Luckey ct vir Frank F. Il
William h. Jnderlue. lot a. section s. $40
William H. UndeTdue ct Tx. 70 Frank F. and
Alice E. Luckey. part lot 2. section !. SO
No. 30 Eleventh street soUtheest-lames H Huzhe,
et Tx 10 Thomas NJ Gallagher, lot Is SQUARE
s95 SO
street southeast. between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets-Chris Cox Dawson to tSustaYe
Mattern, lot IS, square south OF square 1851 $40
Same to Hugh L. Peden, lot 80 square south Of
square 1901 SIC.
lie Droit Park-William H. Butler to Allen L.
Deans lot 50. block s. So
lls6 Seventh street northwest-Simon Opnenheimsr
ct uz. ct al. 10 David f. Eiseman, lot @ square
425 SO
Tenth and B streets northeast-John Murphy et ux.
TO Florence u. MCAuiite. lot l. square 939 SO
Reservoir YieE-Bertie n L0hr et vir. Arthur r.
to Grafton H. and Rosa D. Rice. lot 5 blocs
/. 500
Park View TeTrace-E Southland Parker. trustse ct
AK. and H. Rozier DuIany. trustee. 10 William
4. Cieseking. lot 2. block !. S27l9T5
Linden place northeast between Twelfth and ThiF-
tenth streets-WIliam, Conradis ct Tx to Fred
erick II. SchuIze, lds 354. square 1904 So
Anaeostis-Mary NJ Garden ct al. 20 James r Fed
don. lot L. SO
Whittingnam-M Elizabeth Browning ct viz. John
W. 20 Albert Wood, lot A. SO
No. 20 Z street Observation-Disclosures J. Cole 10
Mary J. Cooper. part original lot f. square 60.
s1P
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-01-09
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.


Admissions Andrew Christensen. Ira J. Wilson
Frederic x. Whippe. and Warren H. Small
No lsS5. Hal rs Clapp; motion 10 dismiss grant
cd per Chief Justice Shepard Att-4Deys. H. T.
Davis-A. S. Warrington
No $50 United States ex rel Neweomb Motos
Car Company ". Commissioner Of Patents, argument
continued b. Mr.. 4 NJ. Kenyon for appellant con
tinued by Mr.. Melville Church for appellee and
continued By Alr F. A. Tenant for appellee con
cluded rs Mr. 9 H. DUEL for appellant. on motion
the appellant is allowed ten days 10 fle supple
mental brief herein II so advised Attorneys r. y.
Kenyon, g. II. Duell and ". r. Rogers-Melville
Church F. 4. Tenant, and A. q. Davis
No. l6s2 Brill ct al. W. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; decree affirmed with costs; Opin-
ion per curtain Attorneys. Melville Church and
Francis RaWle-DueIl Wsrneld & Duell.
No. IT'S O'DWyer IS Northern Market Camnany.
Judgment reversed with costs and cause remsuded
With directions 90 set aside verdict and judgment
and 20 award new trial: opinion by Mr. Justice
Itobb Attorneys {. H Merillst and C. F. Carusi-
Hamilton Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton Arthur pe-
ter, and Z. H. Thomas.
No lI65 American Home Life Insurance COMPANY
ct al Drake: decree reversed with costs and cause
renauded with directions 70 enter decree in con
tormty with the opinion Of this cDurt. OPINION by
Dir. Justios Robb. Attorneys II. L. Daris-E. II.
Thomas.
No n99 Evans Us. United States: reargument
commenced by Alr D. S. Mu0sall, for plaintiff tn
error Attorneys ID " AIoore Crandal Mack
ey. aud D. 5. Mackall-D ". Baker and Stuart
Mcnamara
Assignments for to-day;
Special calendar.
No. l. Joseph Evans vs. United states. AttoF-
neys, 4. ", Moore, Cranda Msckey, and ID. l.
Mackall-D. ". Baker and Stuart Mcnamara.
Ne. & Edward Leon Thompson United states
Attorneys. Leo Simm0nS-D W Baker.
No. p Francis C. Hail vs. Anna 7. Clapp ct al
Attorney. H. +. Davis
So. IS. Edwin " ". Griffin ct al vs. United
States ex rel. lie Cuyer. Attorneys, H. L. Thomas
and II. I. Blair
Nc. l6. District OF Columbia VS.. Charles Robin
son. AtteFHeys Z. r. Thomas and d. r. Blair
E. 5. DuFalI jr.
No. II. Thomas z Drake. superintendent Of IN
su.auCe. vs. United States ex rel. James A. Bates ct
al ATTORNEYS. r. II. Thomas and +. II. Stephens
No. is johnson vs.. District Of Columbia Attor-
ney =. u. Thomas.
Regular call
No. EH I76)l75si. Dobbins administrator. Is
Thomas. eNecutTix Attorneys, Leo Simmous-R. q.
Donaldson
10. I1L Gunith. executor. Us. stewart. Att0T-
neys g. H. MeTillat-E II. Thomas and J. b.
Archer
No. l77s. Van NorsisH vs. Washington Times
Company. Attones. G. l. Faley-Lamber & Nc
Lean