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The father, the mother, the employer the friend,
find the best gift in a fine piano or Auto-piano

What shall the Christmas gift be-
How to give some gift appropriate TO
the OCCASION; that will last beyond day;
that will be sensible; that will be appre-
ciatcd; that will long be pleasant re-
membrance?-that is the problem that
now vexes re father, the mother, the
employer, the friend.
How many thousands and thousands
of dollars are spent right here in San
Francisco for nicknacks and baubles that
in a week are gone and forgotten!
And yet there is no more beautiful Gus.
tom than that of heartfelt Christmas
giving
If we can but make the gift sensible
one; if it be something that remains for
years reminder of the donor; if it gives
pleasure and JOY to the recipient and
adds cheer to the home-then indeed it
is a Christmas gift worthy of the name
What Christmas gift can compare with
a beautiful Piano or Auto-piano? The
Piano should be in every home, for every
home should be happy home, and moth
ing so much contributes to the happiness
of a home as music.
Where to select this choicest of all
gifts is also problem to be governed
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Army Proposal Submitted

WASHINGTON. Dec 1.-THE initial
movement to carry out a recommended
ton OF the president was taken today
when Representative Hull, chairman Of
the committee on military affairs, in
PRODUCED the bill, suggested by the
president and prepared under the di-
rection Of Judge Taft, to provide for a
volunteer army in time of emergency.
IT is said the bill is elastic and that
under its provisions a force OF 100000
men could be raised as well as one of
80 600
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Labor Measure Opposed

WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.-What was
practically a test vote on the bill pro-
viding for the arbitrary investigation
of differences between employees and
employers in labor disputes was taken
IN the house today when Townsend Of
Michigan sought to bring il up for
further consideration The opponents
of the measure rallied their forces, and
the house. by a vote Of 102 to II, re-
fused 10 take I'D the measure.
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RUSSIAN COURT REJECTS
APPEAL OF SHIPPERS
Confiscation of Vessel and Car
go in Japanese War Is
Upheld

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 1.-THE SUI
preme prize court, which today gave a
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Copyright Law Revision

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE house
committee on patents today directed
its subcommittee TO proceed with the
preparation Of bill for the revision of
the copyright laws
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State Rights Discussed

WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.-The ques-
tion Of state rights figured promi-
nentiv I'm the debate in the house to-
day on the bill providing for the pro-
lection OF aliens in the United States
in accordance with treaties entered
into with foreign powers. The bill is
designed to relieve the United States
from what was stated on the floor by
Shirley Of Kentucky TO be the en-
barra ssing and often humiliating po-
sition arising from its inability TO
make good the obligations of its treat
les for the protection Of foreigners
in this country
The opponents of the measure prac-
tically were a unit in contending that
the laws Of the several states were
ample 10 meet the situation whenever
il presented itself. These forces were
led 10y Henry Of Texas and Clayton.
Alabama: Hughes. New Jersey, and
Dea rmond. Missouri.
The vote stood 100 to 100. This tie
was broken by the vote of the speaker
in the affirmative. which again passed
the bill.
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Lively Session in House

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE house
Of representatives was in Its old time
form today Several measures in which
the members were especially interested
were considered and engendered the
liveliest sort Of debate.
The first wrangie occurred on reso-
luton fixing the boundary line between
the state Of Colorado, Oklahoma and
New Mexico, which was adopted by a
good majority. but not without two
roll calls.
The house then by a decisive vote re-
fused 10 further consider the bill pro-
viding for arbitrary settlement OF dis
putes between employers and employees.
The bill providing for the protection
OF aliens in the United States had
rough sailing and it was passed by a
thin majority after the roll had been
called twice
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Probate Court.

slrlAlE EUl ID.
E7ate Of Mar Aacianiei s4-lCr admitting viii 10
Ifaf4ie and rec5Id and letters ie-ameltary. bond.
sl-1. Atoueg. lulns HIIamsru
Estate ~ Mauba f. f. C1uiucr-- VIII dated
March Is. i,s- and petition f1T I-1ute ard record
~ VIII and letters testsaeutarr flied. Attorneys,
Carlisle 4 johnson.
Estate Of Frank C0u.is. win dated Stay 6. 1876.
filed
Estate Of John 49, Crawford, order admitting VIII
o. probate and record and letters af adui1istrat8s
C. 9. d.; bond. See Attorneys Codreu & Fen
Ming
Estate IT William a. BHaasi order admitting viii
~ probate aud record and letters testa1.e1l.r r5.
b5rd. sD Attorney Z. T.. HEafd
Estate of Anna s. 1lslett, ardsr admitting ull
20 probate ard record and letters t=s-smeutary;
bond. $500 AttarUgr. j. =. 3iu-=eF
Estate " Herbert b. Camp. petition frr probate
and record ana letters teztamaHtag Att6rueT. q.
b. Williams
Estate 81 Alih-- Middleton order granting letters
Of administration; bond. $1,000 at-1ueg. J. T.
Linton
Estate Of Peter e. A-s4sons order admitting wiz
o. record.
Estate NJ Ellen NJ Cotton, order granting poWes
%. adlla'-trtag- motion. ar.gr Ili.
E--ar~ oi Hegrs IS Ee.5- order granting letters
o. administration bond. lDl Attorney. George r.
HayrL
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WILLIAM C. JOHNSON. Attorney

N THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. David Paul EUrlcigh Cankiug com
p.slnaHt. vs.. New NCTk Life Insurance aud Errst
Company ct al. defendants. No ZiS3 ia equity.
The object Of this suit is tO secure conveyance n
fee simple 20 the complainant, David Paul BmgiEn
tOukng. Of the real estate situated IN the City #
Washington, District Of Columbia. known and des-
i-nated In the records Of the Surveyors Office q
the District u Columbia. iu Liher = az folio I-5
as lot numbered one hundred and tdIrry-uue Ui33l.
IN Sarah +. CoukliHs subdivision of lots uum-
bered siXty-tw0 J63l and siyty-thrga .63I Of A. 7.
F6rdOus subdivision 4 lots in square numbered
one hundred and thirty-f0ir l5N, which the CON
p-aInant iu his bin claims that Sarah B. C0nk-
Ing agreed 10 convey 70 hiu,. and the c1nsidsTa-
ton for which conveyance the complainant claims
90 have paid 70 sand Sarah T. Cmk.iug iu Etr life
time. On motion Cf the complainant it is this
10th day Of January. 4. u 1895 ordered that the
defendants Della Mason Caldwell sarah g.
Moler. Natalie Alberta Caldwell James Caldwell.
Natalie Barloigh vou Ohn,sorge Taulina Feodora
Won Ohnesorge. Lebrecht Le poid won .Ohaez5rse,
and Nathaniel CouEling, and every Of them
do cause Their appearance to be entered herein
on CT before the frrtietb day exclusive # Sun
days and legal holidays, occurring after the dav
Of the first publication Of this order; otherwise
the CauSe viii be proceeded with az in ease of
default Provided, that q copy Of this order be
published nce d week for three successive weeks
in the Washington Lav Reporter and The Wash
ingt0n Herald before said date HARRY NJ
CLABAUGH, CLif Justice. A true cops-Test.
(Seal) J. r YOUNG, Clerk. By J. A. C. PAL
MER. Assistant Clerk aI1s . fef
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Criminal Court no. !.

HLoII'L oIAf VIiU-
Motion. aITaiguments and sentences
United States vs.. Alfred Dawson robbery; sen
tenc5. i've years in peuitentiay.
United States vs. Doc Tavlor. simple assault; sen
teucc. six months in woTkhouse
United States vs. Richard Brice manslsughter
sentence. i've years IN UCniintiaU,
United States vs., g. WESLEY Watson. assault dan
gerous weapon sentence, eight years IN plntsntsu.
United States rs. George A GTsEold. f0rg6y
motion fsr new trial NoTeTTuled reInandcd.
United States rs. Charles Landrm, HOUSEKEEPING;
sentence, six months in wo. .kbouse.
United States vs. Ssilie Davis and Mamie Barnes,
grand larceny. ARA Ened plea, Dot glty. each
United States VS.. Albert West, receiving stolen
goods recognizance IN 81 loo taken.
Assignment for Monday February g. ie0s
United States ys. Nicholas \. Warren; on trial.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B.-Foil0wng schedule figures published only
as information and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta Birmingham, Mobile. New Orleans
Ashegille Chattanooga. Memphis. 800 a. N. and
ii50 D. m. daily.
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattanooga, Memphis
New Orleans, lo:l5 D. Ne daily.
For Savannah, Jacksonville. and Florida points.
8l0 p. m daily
For Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Aiken, lI0
p. m. and Q 80 p m. daily.
Tourist cars for California, tri-weekly. $40 .. m
Local f0r HauisonbIrg % a. ~. daily; 4I5 o NJ
week days. for Danvle, 8 :)5 a. N, daily and for
Charlottesville, sos d. N. and 455 p. IL daily.
Frequent trains 90 and from Blusmout
/. S. BROWN, General Agent
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TRANS-PACIFTC MAILS.

Hawaii via San Francisco close here daily at Sis
D n. uD TO February B. for dispatch by steamer
Alameda.
Hawaii japan, Korea China. and Philippine Isl
ands via san Francisco, close here daily at 6I5
p. m up to February 6. for dispatch b. steamer
HOnCz0ug Manu-.
Australia lexcept mails for West Australia. New
Zealand. and New Caledonia, VIA san Francisco
close here daily at 6l5 up 10 February 2, for dis
patch by steamer ledd0.
japan, Korea. China. and Philippine Islands VIA
Vancouver and Victoria, p. C.. close here daily at
els T. M. up TO February p for dispatch b. steam
er Empress OF India.
japan Korea. China. and Philippine Islands. via
Tacoma close here daily at 6.l5 p m. up 10 Febrl-
ary H. for dispatch by steamer Bellerophon-
Hawaii. Japan. Korea, China and Philippine ISL
ands, via San Francisco close here daily at 6.5
p m. up 20 February 20, for dispatch hy steamer
Korea.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
OF THE personal PROPERTY
OF THE JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
COMPANY
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit
Court of the United States for the East
ern district OF Virginia. we viii proceed 10
sell, al public auction. on the premises.
commencing TUESDAY. February 4. 1903
at IL O'Clock d. nl., and continuing from
day to day until the sale is completed. the
personal property of the jamestown Ex-
position Company. consisting in part of a
large quantity of lumber and building ma
terial, tent floors and camp fixtures, cots,
mattresses, Office furniture typewriters.
dTUggets, bookcases, Ming cabinets police
motor launch, road implements. &c.
We viii also have for sale, privately. az
its appraised valuation, on and after JAN
GARY 80, 1909 a large quantity of insu-
lated copper wire ano cable. electrical fix
lures, fire extingui5hers. and plumbing
fixtures
TERMS: CASH.
ALVAH IT, MARTIN,
NM. ". GEDDES.
1aZ7-9t Receivers.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court nf AnnpaIn-


Assignments fef Tuesday. Fcbuay 8, 1898:
Special gflCudar.
80 j. DAVIS ys. United States AttCucys. A. s.
WarthiHstoH-D. ". Bakcr aud Stuart McNamara
so. 2 johnson vs. District II Columbia. aIjgr-
urEs Hayden johnson and j. W. Pattsr,on-L. II.
IH MAS.
So. l9 Garrison Ct al vs. District oi Columbia.
Attorneys. j. B. Archer. H.-E. II. Thomas.
So % Secretary If the Interior IS. United States
cz Eel. Turner ct al. Attoregs T.. Z. sanford aud
W. H. HlTr
So o. same IS. United States cx rel Vaughn.
g. Attorneys p. +. Sanford and V. x. HAN
Regular call
No. l-H u1bbns vs.. Thomas ezecutrix. Att0--
ncs. Lsp Simmons r. g.. Donaldson.
Sos II9 and l753 King -. Curtain, czecltrlN.
Atfnuass. j. A. Johu=on-E. A. Jones
30. I77f Grifi'h, executor IS. Stewart Attor-
news. g. II. M1riat-E. H. Thomas and }. 3.
Archer IT,
No l7-6 Van Nosdan vs. Washington Times
Company Attorneys C. l. FuiIsy-W j. Lam
b.rt
Nos I573 and I7-a Corsaul ct al. admiuistrator,
So. Cuululls, adminls'rstar. Attorneys, L. O. Don
alls0u-Tuck.r Kenyon
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CrimInaI Cnnrf - 2

United states S. Robert n. Harper; order al
loving hheilee 90 iu-pee. articles seissd
no. i3ili Holmes IS. RiaHi. mouou % retax
costs oFeTruiea. Attorneys. Lester q proe-W q.
Gardiner
No. fl0 Sterling rs. Uaurt: motion 20 st case
Tor hearing srsnteds ease sef for February /. At
IHnegs. Tepp1 q Gusacs- We-sHar
No 492s. United States ex TEL BENJAMIN
'afitcrd rs Secretary n interior. dsmuIer 20 re-
spondents answer sustained Attcue7s W T.
Coleman aud W. J.. FoTd-ft. ~ Woodruff and b
Z. Reach
Assignments for Monday. Fcbr.7T g. IGs:
M. 1868. ia re estate 1f Elizabeth Mckay.
A7. 1890, In re- estate Of William Joan VIII
isms.
Appeal
80. g. Fletcher vs. simFson
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOTL-ruhIisled only as Information and not
guaranteed.
ia0 4. Nc. a o. LIMITED. Daiiy-Fast yes
Thule train. Eullmar sleslgI5 90 Lexington. Louis
vile. Cincinnati. Indian tUuiIs. Chicago. and St
Louis. Connection fog Virginia Hot Springs. Pull
man cars Louisville Go Nashville. Memphis and New
Orleans. Dining cars ia carte service.
FestlhUlo uaiu. Pullman Slespars t9 Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment seeuiuE
car 20 NrFina Hot Springs week days. Dining cars
a ia carte service. Pullman SIsepeTs Cincinnati 20
Chicago and ST. Louis. and Louisville TO Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans.
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices 53 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue 6j9 I4th street
near L, and New Union station. Telephones Main
1850 for Washington Terminal Cab Service and Main
let6 or Zd5 i0r &. & o. Ticket Otice.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IL EFFECT JANUARY t. 1898
Leave Washington NeR Union Station.
$50 g. m. ard $50 a. m.-DaIg-Au points on
NortoA and Western, also Knoxville. Chat-audozl.
auG Memphis.
I3a5 a m Daily Roanoke. Bristol Winston
salem Knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville Memphis.
New Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining Cars.
For Nor0ls-LeaTe Washington 80 q. 10. daily.
u % a. no, daily. 5 b. daily. Arrive Norfolk
u 20 d. m.. - p. m.. 10. As b. 10.
800 p, m.-Daiy- Bsuyylle Luray, Shenandoah.
Trains from The Southwest arrive sa5 d. H. and
ll-5 p. m.
All information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue lB0ud Building
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DAILY COURT RECORD
0Friday. January 81, 100sJ


Supreme court Of The United states.
Present. The Chief justice Mr. Justice Harlan.
W. Justice Brewer. Mr. justice White. sir Justice
peosham. gir Jusrica 3lckenna SIR Justice
Holmes. Ny Justice Day and AiT. Justice Moody.
Robert b. HhG.. oi savannah Ca, admit
ted to practice.
$50. I8 Mary r. Im e. al executors aud
Trustees &c. appellants. The Llmbermen s
Credit Association 20 a. argument commenced bg
AlE John DColaor Ter tbe appellants. continued
b Mr Charles % Loucks ard 1ir tred H. A.
lsa.d fa thc appa.less and concluded by Dir
Charles b. Daeld fsr tine apF Giants.
Adjaum,d until Monday utEt. az Z O'Clock.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

TIT II 7 tt TT T I--'-'-'- = =
Noticl-FoII1Hug schedule not guaranteed
IIeJ A. NJ Daily --eab1zrd NlI. Through coaches
and Pullman sleepes 90 savannah ana Jacksonville
Through s-eepGs WsshiHEol % Hamlet and Ham
lst to Atlanta. raror car 90 PLlslusL Dining
cars
725 T.. 81 Daily-S,abaard Florida Limited. Solid
Pullman train through % Jacksonville and ST. Au-
gusllls. ALs1 through sgsqers % Piueblrst. At
lanta. Biun.lE m and Memphis. Dining cars.
$50 2, 81. Ut.s-Se4baar3 Express. Coaa4es and
Pullman .a savannah and JACKSONVILLE
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EXCURSIONS.
nsents-

Visitors from the North and South.
making trips through Washington. find the Norfolk
and Washington steamers convenient and depend
able transportation linz between the Capital City and
Norfolk Thcir schedule Is uniformly vel maintained
the year arosnd vessels leaving each terminal with
regularity and completing the t1p. except In case
of unusually severe weather. In tie scheduled time
There are comfortably furnished stateIuums electric
lighted ar1 heated hg steam, spacious public lounge
rooms. and excellent dining service. Al Norfolk
they make daily connections with trains for all
Southern points cities. and resorts as WCll as with
steamers for New York and Boston. Washington Of
foes aTe located at Seventh street wharf from which
soiiiugs sre made daily az go %. m. and az 705
Fourteenth street
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PRETTY HOMES. LARGE lots, ; TO SO PER
foot at Mt Rainier. Nd. on 18th and 18th sts
near r. J. ave. District Line sta. fare; high and
healthy; small monthly payments J. c. ROGERS.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO..
lumhis holding a Probate Court. 30. 1883. Ad
minjsTaIiCu--Tlis is r1 give notice that The Tl0
scriher of The District of Columbia. hss obtained
from the Probate Court Of tle District Ci Columbia
letters of administration 5l the estate C5 julia S
MARKS late of the District ~ Columbia. deceased
All persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned IN exhibit the same. with the ycucH-
thereof. legally authenticated. o. the subscribe
on or before the 18th day af January. a. ID. 1853;
otherwise they may tv laW te excluded from all ben
eft Of said estate. Given under my hand this 18th
day Of January 1898. SAMUEL IT, MARKS. lA
Z street northwest. Attest. l~eaLf JAMES TAN
NER. Register 0f Wills for the District os JalBm-
bis. CLERK # the PROBATE Court. FRED b.
RHODES Attorney. 5L5feI
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Broosla1d-JuIia NJ. >chaefzr er vir Ka-i F.. 70
Bsrcle T. Crawford and l7us s.. >ctrIir 10 se-
care Eliza A. Reynolds. S51. / year. pr cent.
parts lots and l0 bl1Cs r.
Reservoir }IgW-FHns E. Conner et uE o. James
F. Hood and Fiuan J. Homer % secure Nc
Iash'u Ranking Cooperation. $50, years. pr
cent. seTri-lrrrs.F- Dot q. h.acs
Square -0-Wuism r. Collins e- ux. 20 Theodore
Mead. james A. Watt. and Henry C. TaUlzzsr.
On =eCrTc Ausnu 0. Taylor treasurer see i year.
rer cert, ssui-auuuaIly. part I0t T.
sIuare .5-Amsre8n Realty CaUp7ur Incorporated.
20 Paul v Mitchell and J. clinton Trittr -r .--
cue Charles T. Trlbhy. S2HC payable August
D. lae. February lo. 1850. aui August 3D. 1893.
Fer cent rslt original lat l5
pI-ehurst-Chari=s =. Winbj-ier gt uv. no james
+. Hood aud FImau r. Homer 20 secure Pine
huTs- PaIa Comlauy, 500 o. IS months Ier
ceH-. lCls 3 3. and 3. block g.
Le Droi. park-Icbu r lang 20 Wilton J. Lsu-
beEt and John ID. Sullivan. t1 -.-.Ig Charles
r. Buaaus S2509 3 years. 3 per cent semi
annually, Iot IS. block j.
Meridian HIll-R0bfTt Wilson e- uy. % the Wash
ingtou Loan and Trist Company, 10 secure
Equitable Cooperative Building Assosati.u
Slg8. part Dot % block s.
Square Ss-karl Locke er Ux TO Joseph T. Weller
and Jclu A. kc0rs 90 secure Henry k1cus
$50. 3 years. per cent sgmi-auuuallg. part
original Dot N
Square 2li- Bates and John l. Warren and wives
10 Edward 7. Stellwag1n and George +. Fleming.
t. secure Edward l. HIEer $1,000. 3 years.
uer cau-, ssHi-auHuaIly. lots 81 and 81 Same
~ same. 10 secure William T.. Br5Eu.ug. $4,000.
yesrs. rsr cent. seIni-auuHajly. lots 81 and
D. same tl John T. Arms and Samuel a.
prrrv. to sessre james r. Nicholson. Nl.ool. un
demand and / and 2 years. pr cent semi
arnHaiiy lots 81 s. and S..
Square S69-Jonn a. Entwisls 90 81 TO Richard ".
and Richard h Tgl5r and Charles a.. Warden,
TO secure GiuTu Williams, s'5+, 81 months, 6
per cent. semi-auuwIE. lat S
THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation in the
District of Columbia. Remember The
HcrnId when nlacine IeEaI aIvertiae-
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Jj5lliL GOULD
NJ G5i Washington Gaslight Company vs.. DIS
tuE- of C1lWrbls restraining order c1H,uGed- At
toTeg- r. R. Perry * son, r. u. G0Idsb1TOUgh.
L5U5gr & Mciaau-I- II. Taamas.
80. 55- Fe1IsgtoFn 'sas.i-lr Company vs.
same. same. AftaueTs g. f. Dulof H. H. Perry
l Son. and Z. u Ga.ds5.I8u El-E b Thomas
$50. -5isL Beader vs. Baker, Union. leave t0 de-
T0@ir ig registry H HeI % bond granted. Attorneys.
%. t. Davis J.. b kintall rs. J.. Ambrse and
J-an RI7aat-LeHu T4bfiusr
80. ZL >aLaUrS yS EipD- tguns of sale m0di-
reL- Aftu-eEs J- r. Ray. T-s. W. O. ..
Sd L83 Dodge TS. Irlle-iie Dsi5y Company
raisrauc. t5 gudItsF. Attorney HAYDEN JGLn-ru
So lF- Primo. So Prince. maintenance ordered
receiver appointed. bond $500. ATTORNEYS. J. g.
Ha.-aa and II. J. Quiun-H. T. B. AtEls1u and
EtaIl Forrest
&c. 1-cl 1ieT-s Us. Be.lz1 Tlta-=r Programme
Company b.-l dismissed. Atta-es Hamilton Col
hrr lofl5 s. HamHtEl-I Thompson 81 La7sgy.
30 -af. AgGe= So HurIiUs. motions for de-
cree pEa r-rfe-s1 denied. Attorneys g. b. Craal
and s. g. Tlamaz-G. p. Calvert Bfandenb-Tg a
E1aHdarbgrg Blair q THgm and l.. T.. Jarirg.
80. -,- same S.. sane. same. Attorneys. O. p.
CElu and s. r. Tl0uas-BraEderb1rg d B-andcu-
5us. q. II Calvert a-.l /. r. Loving
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CircuIt Court No 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT

JUSTICE WRIGHT
N0. f11 WALLACE vs.. District rf Columbia, mo-
rau far uaw tral Withdrawn and 5u.L.meLt GA Yer
dict ArfaueEs. Il. +. D0Er5rg-E. h. Thomas
Nn- a- Heron vs. pTmsar. motion for Judgment
dismissed for vaHt q prosecution Atroue5. e.. r.
EmE
Nr $3.50 Ford U.s. Ford notion % dismiss s7-
HsHl 0f prosecution urerr.li. A-rrueTs John Rid
1Er-5-.u Bauu.
$50. -. Faulsr vs H1ueus.tia Company e. al:
notion RS defendant. H1Eeu-fe-u trur1uv t1 dis
miss SUR oy-rr.laIs motion af defendant Petit o.
dismiss =iit CyeuEle5; motion for leave 20 file
ir.ri=r RI issue ua1c pro tune granted Attorneys.
T. ?. Ni-ele'-2Ia1FrZ & G4f.sy-
N1 si6 Brewer rs. District If Columbia. bin 0r
rEr--t'H- submitted. Attorneys. Edwin Fou5st-E.
u. Thomas
no 5f-a Michael vS Hugo: motion for Judgment
sustained, leave granted defendant ~ amend a-f-
darit iH ten days Attorneys. +. J.. Gies-H. .. T..
Aas-d.
No r4a. Mzdrs vs. Norwich Uuion Fire Ins,r-
area Society. motion fcr new trial granted. Attrr-
us.s. W. IT. Richards and II. ~. Richardson
Baker -Hselr Is Hogan.
30 5oa Sweeney IS Ewing. motion for IiH of
ra-tisgls-s oTe-rl-al- Atta-IsEs BlLllg-No-t1Ing-
80 lI17 Washington vs. Reayis: motion t1 c7u-
=-Eiare elsrs Nos l3 and 3s74 for trial granted.
Attorneys. r. r. Perry G. Son and Brau1sulIe *
R.aal.EHug-L. i. J. Na-lsE
no $685. Nev York B01-'IuE Company VS. Dru1-
Hra S Sons motion for leave N amend declaration
granted Iu trn CgrS Attorneys Temper a bGsaGk.
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So .g Wssairgtrr Sr vs. Pssri,
Sheet Metal C-micl Company. Attorneys. l. J.
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Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
No 1858 Kalycr VS. Bennett ct al dismissed at
c0st of plaintiff. Attorneys, Sweeney & Sweeney
Baker & AdGu.