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3 Carloads of Horses 6 Mules
MACRATH 6 KENNEDY,
Auctioneers.
2O5 18th Street Northwest
THOMAS BOWLING & co. Auctioneers

THOMAS BOWLING & CO. Auctloneers.
6l2 + ST. y. W
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL.
ESTATE, BEING STORE AND DWELL
ING NO. 400 1ST ST NV.
By virtue OF a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded IN Liber No 1891 at folio 4O1 ct. SEQ.
one OF the Land Records for the District OF
columbia, and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. we VIII sell at public auction
IN 'front.' OF the premises on MONDAY, APRIL
70 1908, AT $50 O'CLOCK P NJ, the follow
ing described land and prssnises. situate 81
the city OF Washington. District OF Columbia.
known and distinguished as and being ell OF
Iot tettered p IN Arthur J. Vests and
others subdivision Of part OF square num-
oered SIX Hundred and Twenty-nlne t699l.
as per plat recorded IN Liber b folio s..
OF the records OF the Office OF the Surveyor
OF the District OF Columbia together with
the improvements thereon
Terms Of Sale-Ons third Of the purchs Sc
money in cash. and the balance in one AMI
two years, with iuteres. payable semi
annually and secured by a deed Of trust on
the property, or all cash. at the purchaser 8
Options 500 deposit required al the time OF
sale All conveyancing. recording and no
tarial fees at cost OF purchaser. Terms q
sale 10 be compiled with within 10 days.
otherwise the trustees reserve the right 20
resell the property at the risk and cost OF the
defaulting purchaser.
LOUIS P, SHOEMAKER, Trustee,
612 18th NV.
WILTON J. LAMBERT. Trustee.
40 9Th St nv.
apSs .IOIl,13.1415.Is
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AHARD FALL.

Jacob II. Schiff. on the way to Egypt
on the Caronia, was criticlsing. IN the
smokeroom, the tenor singing Of a
Young man who gave, all by himself, a
little musicale every night after dinner.
with q voice like that said Mr..
Schiff 'one is apt to meet with extraor-
binary experiences.
Il have a friend with voice like that,
a Young broker. For his Christmas hol-
fdavs nv friend made q little tour OF
New England, visiting many quaint old
houses, many picturesque churches
salem. or Gloucester, or some such
Mace and lifted up his tenor voice in
the hymns and responses with fervor
and force that made the congregation
stare
PLEASED with the attention he at
tracted. my friend threw back his head,
puffed out his chest. and, abandoning
The last vestige of restraint. sang with
an his might and main. A high note
was approaching. He collected his pow
ers TO meet il. They were staring now
well. he would give them something 10
stare for. What i glorious thing this
congregational singing was He must
return to New York
"A heavy hand fell on his shoulder.
He turned with a start, and saw the
sexton, an old. bent man, glowering at
him
Here. young teller, hold yer noise.
said the sexton. in a wheezy whisper,
audible all over the building. We pay
people TO do that here Exchange
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Scheutzen Park-Jcsse II. Hedges et
uN., May F., TO GIIy 5. and Carroll >
Aepp, lots l07 10 I3, block ?; SlO.
II street, between Thirteenth ana
Fourteenth streets northeast-Johnson
Is: Carpenter TO Richard +. Pairo, par'
OF original lot IS, square 1927; $40
NJ street, between Ninth and 1ehlH
streets Observation-Disclosures z. Pairo Ell
uX., Helen w. to johnson B. Carpenter,
lot !, square 36S; $40.
street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets northeast-William II
tucker et uX-. Jennie E, 10 RUFUS ray
Tor. lot 13 square $50; $40.
II street, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets nOrtheast-Dennis w.
Magratk % Thomas L. Mcnamara. lot
81, square luZ6, 50.
q street. between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets uOrthwest-Louis I.
Scudder to James J.. karrtck and VIII
Liam p. Metcalf part lot 1, square IA
Mary A Phillips to Lee Brown, lot IS
block s. SO.
$3.50 Mini street northwest-Pauline
Sleek ct vir Henry, to Crandal Mackeyi
lot l$3, square S6S. $40; v,,,,. .,
TX, Fannie B., to Carlton 4. Moss,
part lot 5. block 4. sic.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W Fits. trustee,
Barry Farm-Helen a. Douglas, trus-
tee, TO Robert s. Douglas, lots "A, 10,
and Is, in section s, $40
Rosedsle-Louis A. Hicks 10 Louise
A. Mclean, sub lot 90. block Is, Sl.O0-
Tenth street between 3 and
streets northeast-FlorenCe d Nc
Auliff ct TX, Rose NJ. TO oscar B.
Mayo, lot 60 square 939. SO.
Number 1910 North Capitol street
David J. Horn to George G. Ayres, lot
l32. square 6l7, $40.
G. street between Ninth and Tenth
streets southwest-SalneL Long TO Edward
]. Histon. lot 53. square $50: 80.
Twentieth and z streets northwest
William z. PiclIfOrd ct TX, Lottie, to
John Taylor Arms, lot g. square 90: SO.
Woodley Park-James F. Kelly ct uX,
Elizabeth b. 20 Isaac e Shoemaker.
part 10: 2; SO.
15GS r street northwest-Marth
c. Jones et al. 10 Risley G. Hunt. lot
1O9, square 1913, SIC
Observation-Disclosures ]. and Allen G.
McLane to Louise Mclean, share in
lot 81 block IS. 81
East Washington Heights. Avalon
Terrace, and Barry Farm-George o.
Wilson. surviving trustee, 10 Robert F.
Bradbury. lots 2. 8. Il. II. Il. -, IS to q,
> 10 ~, block 3: lots l 10 6. block Z;
East Washington Heights lots 2, %
block 1; Avalon Terrace and part lot 2.
section ?, Barry Farm, A.7oc
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Circuit Court, No. q
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
IEallea Nesteral,.A

No. $500 Dies Manufacturing Com
pany Us. Kingsley ct al; dismissed at
plaintiffs costs plaintiffs attorneys. w.
V. r. Berry and Percy MetZger; defend
ants attorney. Joseph A. BUrkhart.
Called tOday.D
No 5O3l5 The GottschaIk Company,
Incorporated, VS. L!nkins, judgment By
default VS.. defendant for S526.S6 interest
and costs. Plaintiffs attorney, J. a.
Burkhart.
No. 1915. Dashields VS.. W, 3. Moses
d Son, motion for reheaTinE denied
Plaintiffs attorneys L. J. Mather and
Walter L. Clark; defendants attorney.
r. q. Donaldson.
No. 4Sl5S. Mears VS.. Jones: time to
hear motion for new trial extended to
April II. inclusive. Plaintiffs attorney.
Charles I. Frailey.
No. 1856. Sanders VS. Biggs Heating
Company: demurrer to second plea
Overruled. PLAINTIFFS attorneys. Birney
81 Woodland; defendants attorney, Bur
ton MacAfee.
No. 1855. Crook VS. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company; motion for
new trial overruled; judgment on YER
dict for H.476, interest and costs; ap-
peal noted; bond. 5000. Plaintiffs at
torneys, w J. Lambert, c. w. Fowler
and Edward Mclean; defendants at
torneys. Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkes &
Hamilton.
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CHESAPEAKE AND Ohio RY.

NOTE: Published only Is Information and
not ~Euaranteed-
800 p. Nc q o. Limited Daily Fast
,-a4ftbuls train. Pullman sieepers 70 I-sx-
too, Louisville, Cincinnati. IndlanzpolIs.
$500 20 and St Louis. ParlOr Car ror
Virginia Hot Springs week days Pullman
80 o,lisvills 70 Memphis and New Or
5eans Dining Cars, a IA carte 8erVice
NE p. NJ. 3. V. LIMITED Daily
sold vestDule Train Pullman sleepers 10
CS1-fnnai Lexington. and LsouisyfIle
Co--nartuent sleeping car % Virginia Hot
SCTIrrs week days Dining Cars a Ia
care service Pullman s4eepers Cincinnati
HS.-1nhiS. Nashville, and New Orleans
55-,a-yatious and tickets AZ Chesapeake a-s
sobIs ofhces. OBJ Pennsy lvazlia ave-. 69S l4th
~ - +. and New Union Station Tee
- Main 1850. for Washington Terminal
~ ss--ice. and Main 1855 g. 2zos for c q D
Ticket once no4o-U
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WELLINGTON.

The old soldier was in a talkative
mood
Did I ever see Wellington? WHY.
Of course I did I was lying on the
ground when I card the sound o.
out.
.. is that you, Saunders?
81 knowed the voice in 4 hinstant-
II was the Dock Of Wellington.
Yes. sir SEE l. most respectful
Come ere SEE the Dock
SCI riz reluctant from the ground. for
7 was tired out. He SEE to me when
7 came near Him:
- Saunders, 1 want you to go back
'ome.
a. 'Why?' SEE I.
because you're KILN too many
uenDle.' seq the Dock
And 'ome I wentH'-Exchange
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GOOD ADVICE.

Artemus Ward, so the story goes. was
riding o. slow railroad train. Wien
the conductor was punching his ticket
Ward remarked: Does this railroad
company allow passengers TO give it ad-
vice. If they do so in a respectful man
ner?'
The conductor replied. At guess So
We'll, them said Artemus, 1T occurred
to me that it would be we'll to detach
the cOwcatcher from the front Of the
engine and hitch il to the rear OF the
train; for you see we are not likely TO
oVertaks a COW, and what's 10 prevent
a COW from strolling into this car anJ
biting a passenger? '-Exchange
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ONLY 20 MINUTES
TO ANNAPOLIS AND THE GREAT L. S.
l. /.

ONLY % MINUTES
TO ANNAPOLIS AND THE GREAT L. S.
NAVAL ACADEMY.
The only line whose cars enter that city
and reach the gate OF the Naval Academy.
THROUGH LIMITED PALACE CARS
All 18th and II SITS cars, leaving the cor
ner OF 18th and y. Y ave NV every three
minutes. make direct connection VITA
Through Limited Palace Cars. leaving
White House Station
For Baltimore, every hour on the half hour
from $50 a. IT. 20 "a 30 i. "a. daily.
For Annapolis and T. :. Naval Academy.
S-l5 ana ,0-l5 a. IN and I2-I5. Z-I5. SIS. SD
and Is p m daily
Additional service may be obtained BY tax
ing any OF the Limited cars for Baltimore
and transferring at Naval Academy Junction.
no walking or hiring Of cabs necessary n
Washington 20 reach 0ur station
Fares one way Round trip.
To Baltimore. Nd. 75c- SIS
To Annapolis. Nd. and
L. S. Naval Academy sc. SIS
Tickets issued by this company include
street car fare IN the District OF Columbia
on the lines q the Washington Railway and
Electric CO.
For information and tickets apply at ticket
Offices. 18th and y ]. ave NV. or 18th and
Il sts- ne. Washington. D. c.. or address
". 4. SLAUGHTER.
General IEaftc Manager. Baltimore. Nd
aU5-rg
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.
fTv~rr.s1 --r-r d

JUST CE GOULD.
CCalled yesterday
Estate Of Patrick Walsh; petition OF
Patrick J. Drury for letters Of admins
tratiOn. Attorney, Michael j. keane.
Estate of Harry S Nenn. petition of
Maria G. Venn for purchase of stock;
order authorizing same. Attorneys.
Blair and Thorn.
Called today.)
Estate OF John Cassells; petition of
Ellen r. Cassells and American Security
record OF viii and letters admlnistra-
tive. Attorney, William A NJ Mchen-
ney.
Estate of Mary Murphy; will admitted
TO probate and letters teStdmentaTy
granted 10 Charles W Floeckher; bona,
500 Attorney. W. Preston Snealey-
Estate Of Helen L. Sumner; VIII ana
COdiCil admitted to probate ana IecOIu
and letters testamentary granted 10
William u. Hoover; bond, $4,000. At
tOrney. William D Hoover.
Estate OF Charles A. Smith; will ad-
mitted 70 probate and record and let
tiers testamentary granted 10 Agnes y
Smith: guardian ad Item appointed
Estate OF Maria c. Pelt: will and cod
icn admitted L probate and record and
letters testamentary granted 10 national
Security and Trust Company. AttOr-
ney. William D. Hoover.
Estate Of Emma Barr; will admitted
to probate and record and letters test
amentary granted 10 Randolph ID NC
Kim; bond, $1,000. Attorney, Leigh
Robinson.
Estate Of Mary 3. Cummings; letters
of administration granted TO \. Ella
Cummings: bond $3.50. Attorneys,
Evans. Benson & PoUltney-
Estate Of Thomas Cisss J.; Will admit
ted 10 probate and record.
Estate of William r. Nerlander, guar
dian ad Item appointed and letters Of
administration granted TO Picnic Yer
lander; bond 5000 Attorney, c. T..
Hendler.
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RECORD
DISTRICT sUPRExE COURT.
EQUITY CouTt, no. I.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Called yesterday

No. 2394S. Owen VS.. Cruit; auditor
report stating account of trustees con-
flrmed. Complainants solicitor, Chaplin
Brown; defendants solicitors, Z. H.
Thomas, Gordon d Gordon, Berry *
Minor.
No 27723. Dulin VS.. Marc; Augustus
Willege appointed trustee. Complain
ants solicitor, w. c. Balderston.
No. 27656. Bemis Construction Com
pany VS.. Taft ct al; bill amended and
demurrer TO stand as to amended bill
COmplainant's solicitors. J. NJ. Brown,
A Y. Bentley; defendants solicitor,
ID. w. Baker.
No. H4s7. Harrington VS.. Harrington;
referred 10 Margaret NJ. Murray, ex-
aminer. Compliments solicitors, A. b.
Webb, l.. Forrest; defendants solicit
tors, Smith and Walker, c. T. Hendler.
No. 26415. Jacobs vs.. Jacobs; audi
tors report confirmed and trustee au-
thorized to make distribution. Com
plainant's solicitor L H David
No. -,,Z7. Voegler VS.. Emerich ct al. /;
julius A. Maedel appointed trustee in
place of Mat F. Muller, TO release deed
and trust. Complainant solicitor, J.
a. Maedel.
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Equity Court, NO. a.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Called Yesterday


No. 266S6. Dunn VS. Dunn; W. ]. Lam
bert and r W. BrandenburE appointed
trustees 10 sell. Bond, 5000 Complain
ants solicitor, w J. Lambert; defend
ants solicitors, Brandenburg q Bran
denburg.
No 2767S- Chisholm VS.. Moore; ap-
peerance of absent defendant ordered
Compliments solicitor, NJ. J. Keane.
No. 262T. Longley VS.. Longley; argued
and submitted COmplainanJS solicitor,
George Z. Williams; defendants solicit
or. W. P Plumley.
No 2555S Auth Us. Traders National
Bank; sale of stock ratified Complain
ants solicitor. Leon TObriner; defend
ants solicitors Gordon & Gordon.
No. 1883. Trilby VS.. Murphy, title
vested in complainant by adverse pos
session Complainant's solicitor, How
ard Boyd
No. 2746. Matthews VS.. Walker; Will
liam l.. Pollard appointed trustee 10
sell; bond, Sl,3O0. Compartments sOlic-
ardson.
No. Z7O43. New York Steam Fitting
Co. VS.. Miller; leave TO consolidate
granted. Compliments solicitor, G. X.
Wilson; defendants solicitors, W. A
DIcKenney, Tucker & Kenyon, r. s,
Bailey, Leon Tobriner, and Pack & Hin
ton.
No. 27546. American Security and
Trust VS.. Townsend; pro cOnfesso or
dered Complainant solicitors, Raj
stOn & SiddOns; defendants solicitors,
W. W, Wheatley.
No. 1880. Quinter VS. Swan; pro con-
fesso ordered COMPARTMENTS solicitor,
". * QUinter.
No, ZIP. Horton VS.. Van Sender;
time to take proof limited. Complain
ants solicitor, Fred Beall. defendant
solicitor Charles Poe
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Criminal Court, No. 4.
TTSTICE RARNARD-

JDollCE EANNAhl.
No. 25s65 United States VS.. Marion
S Ashford; eTnbezziement: nolle pros
No. $685.. United States VS.. Robert
Jenkins; assault with dangerous weapon
and robbery. verdict. guilty OF assault,
not guilty Of robbery; remanded. At
+orney T. c. Taylor.
Called tOday)
Landlord VS.. Swami; motion for new
trial; continued. Plaintiffs attorneys,
Richardson & Cobb; defendants attor-
ney, w. NJ. Onley.
United States VS.. George Walker; re
ceiving stolen goods; arraigned; plea
not guilty; bond fixed at $1,000. Attor-
ney, w. z. Ambrose.
United States US. Sa6;s Coleman;
grand larceny; sentenced to peniten-
fiary for five years. Attorney. Benja-
min Gaskins
United States VS. Frank Rogers. alias
William Cummings; robbery; arraigned;
plea not guilty. Attorney, Irving VIII
hanson
United States VS.. Harry Scott; house
breaking and larceny; arraigned; plea
not guilty. Attorney, W. p. Plumley.
United States vs. Henry Z Everding,
John A. Heany, and Ned W. Barton;
violating sections 5403 and $40 Revised
Statutes, United States, as amended,
arTaigned; plea, not guilty, each;
two weeks granted 70 demur Attor-
neys. Charles Douglas ara Leclde, Full
ton & CO.
L HlLGu OAdL0o -. AAClll +. GNttuluE.
John A. Heany and Ned ". Barton
forgery; arranged; plea, not guilty,
each; two weeks granted TO demur At
torneys. Charles Douglas and L,eckie,
Fulton &, Co.
United States VS.. Edward W. Hobson;
embezzlement- Bond fixed at $500 At
toTney, w. 2. Plumby.
United States VS.. Edward c. Bryan:
violating section S42 code. Plea in abate-
ment filed: Attorney, II. r. Davis.
United States VS. Eugene Davis and
Edward c Bryan; embez element. Plea
in abatement fled; attorney, II. Z.
Davis.
United States vs.. Eugene Davis and
Edward c. Bryan; conspiracy. Plea in
abatement; attorney, H. +. Davis
United States VS.. Thomas E. Kicker;
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

- a. information and are not yusra1te--s
r. Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile, New o.
- ana II 90 p. daily
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga
~ phis. New Orleans. 1915 p m.
- savannah. Jacksonville, AID FIo-56,.
POINTS. 40 p. m daily
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta Aiken
40 .. NJ, and $3.50 =. N daily.
i s. BROWN. General Agent
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THE EAGLE.

Two Irishmen stood peering up at a
new fiagpole in the public square, re-
marking the bright brOnZed ball sur
mounted by a large bird at the top.
Suddenly, before their very eyes. this
bird. which had been only resting there,
took wings and few over their heads.
The Irishmen stared. ''Begobbs,
Moike," then calculated one, they f'r-
got I nail tn eagle down!-Exchange.
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NORTHEAST REAL ESTATE.

BIG DEMAND FOR SMALL HOUSES
STAFFORD & Norway. the only real estate
hfm IN Northeast They devote their entire
lil.e % Northeast property. what have you
&c rent OF sellZ We handle real egrare looms
insurance collect your rents. insure your
y .perty, Seventh and II SITS ne. mh26-g0t
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SEkBOARD AIR LINE RAIL WAY
Ticket Office, I4aI Penna. Ave.

,-o-rCE-FoIlowing schedule not guarantees
y -65 a m daily-Seaoosrd Mail Throurb
- a1d Pullman sleepers 70 Saw =
-. T~rllsonviIle- Through sleeper WssbfTr-
- - T4arulet and Hamlet % Atlanta. l5zrIS-
a. 70 Plnehurst- Dining cars
- n m, & sly-SeabOard Florida Ty--
- Said Pullman train throSzh 10 TacI,-
.-,-,fla and ST. Augustine also thrones
I.ns-s 70 Pinehurst- atlanta. BirniT'g-
S-1 and Memphis Dining cars
80 n m. daily-Seab0ard Fxn-s.
Coaches and PullmsnS 10 savannah 49,
jacksonville -
r ii. SEANsELL- District Passenger Agent.
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MONEY ID LOAN.

NEW YORK money can now be invested in
W washington, D. G We have a fund OF s500. .
600 that can be placed Ia amounts OF $40 600
dn4 up Smaller amounts always on hand
Business and investment properties our spe-
clalty. THE HARRISON REALTY CON-
PANY. so O s. NV. aps-tf
IF YOU NEED MONEY 70 pay rent. or buy
coal, 1 viii furnish 81 you need i lend YOU
on your furniture or piano; these lOans are
strictly PRIVATE TTy me. p. o. BOX
2345. station q. fe5-tf
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JOHN F. JERMAN.
Headquarters for Virginia Proner+v

Fairfax and Vienna, Va. w.
once, as 18th st. NV. II YOU want - -.
a gram dairy fruit: poultry. or bIT,a -, -
LaFIns OF TIMBER tracks. IL viii nav ,6l1 -
ser1o Tor Toy large list, Of all kinds OF co,,7,.
property. II IS null Of bargains. in fsT1,s
beauIlIu suburban homes. subdf,-5sio-7S -,
kinds OF business propositions I hsve - g
two thousand places for Won 70 49, i. Sy
1 have always lived in the country 49, ~,
do a better part by you. than II / hs5 1i1-s-5
IN the city can make terms to suit -,
me most OF the property that I have -
sale is located near steam and electric al
road and near Washington Nv cs-rfs,-a a.
at your service any time 10 inspect Dr,o1s-,,
Shall Ss pleased 70 have you write - -
and let Us talk over business. I vii 49,.
you to select a home. -P
Once Hours. Fairfax. from until % q -
Vienna, from until ?. m. Wasbingto -
from until $50 p. m. You will fr6 49,
Offices open all day Call for list ani 49,
appointments 10 inspect property. FSbo1o
connection. Fairfax and Vienna Va VVssLo
ington Main 1883. Now is the time I, ~
Why do you pay rent all your life when y-o4,
can buy property on easy terms and have =
home Of your own when you get old.
Ap1-H
IF YOU want TO buy a Maryland fs-n -
suburban home. see Us or send for --latest
MARION DUCKETT & son.
6SS n W. jv2-tf
FOR SAIE-BarEains in suburban boTe-
Bargains in Maryland farms,
GEO. c. WALKER,
EVANSVILLE, ND.
mh12-2ot
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Circuit Court, No. I.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
gT.Tf.E

No. 81. In re Harry I. dorsey; bank
ruptcy; verdict declaring respondent
bankrupt; petitioner attorneys, Wilson
& Barksdale, w 4 Ambrose, 7. l. JEFF
for6's, Mcneil & Mcneil; respondent
attorney, L J. Mather.
No. 1882. Heron VS.. Ormsby; motion
for judgment ordered. Plaintiffs at
torney, G. E Emig.
No 5O06S- RidenOur vs. Woodland: de-
murrer to defendants third and fourth
pleas sustained with leave 10 amend
in ten days. Plaintiffs attorneys, r T.
HOugh, stuart Mcnamara, and r. 5.
HUideko-sri defendants attorney, ".
L. .BalderStOn.
Called tOday)
1890 Parsons VS.. Gordon: motion TO
require production OF paper writing
granted Plaintiffs attorney. S. Herbert
Giesy; defendants attorney, w. /.
Lester.
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Office
Superintendent L. 8. Capitol Bullying and
Grounds. Washington. d. &. March Il 1905
Sealed proposals Gn duplicate) will be re-
ceived and publicly opened at the above
Office at p O'CLOCK, NOON. SATURDAY
APRIL %. 1905. for all Metal Staircas ss and
two Elevator Enclosures in the Office Build
ing. L. S. Senate, Washington. D. g Plans
and specifications may be had by deDosltinV
return Of the plans after the award OF con-
tract Each bid must be ACCOMPANIED by,
a certified check or surety bond IN the sum
OF five per cent go Of the amount Of the
bid Sureties in the sum Of fifty per cent
(5ce6) Of the contract price viii be required
with the contract. The right is reserved 10
reject any or sI bids and 10 waive techni-
calities and infomalities ELLTOTT
WOODS Superintendent L. 5. Capitol RuiId-
ing and Grounds ap3, .I7.94
OFFICE OF Constructing QuartermaSfe-
Walter Reed Army General Hospital. Take
ma Sub-Station, Washington. D. C Mar-b
"a 1908. Sealed proposals, in tripIicate sub
ject 20 usual conditions. will be received hera
until II O'CLOCK. NOON, STANDAPn
TINE. APRIL %. 1908, for remodeIinR and
addition 10 bakery at Washington BarTacl,s
d. c. including plumbing, gaspIpine. wiring
for electric lighting, lighting fixtures and
steam heating. Plans. specifications. blank
proposals and further information on appiica-
ton. 4 deposit OF SO required for drawings
10 bidder on return Of drawings here m 8
reserves right TO accept or reject any or All
bids or any part thereof Proposals to be
marked Proposals for Bakery and addresse5
10 Captain H L. PETTUS, Q. "
rnh24. ., g. ga p10. II
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OFFICE Public Buildings and Grounds.
Washington, D. c, April 3, I9O-SeaIed pro-
pOsals. in duplicate, viii be received here
until 2 p. NJ, MAY g. 1908, FOR furaiEbios-
during year ending June 30. 1909: Class j
Florists supplies: Class 2, fiOwer-pots: Class
8, paints, oils, glass, etc; Class T. hardware:
Class 5. agricultural implements. etc; Class
g. use Of teams Class Z, iron pipe and plumb
ers' supplies. Class s, stationery; Class o
manure and fertilizers; Class 10, sand and
gravel; Class IL. soil; Class IL ice; Class
- lime. cement, felt etc: Class "A brick.
Class Is. sod; Glass Is, fuel; Class Il. iurn-
Der. Separate proposals FOR each class de-
sired. Information can be obtaInez here
CHAS. S. BROMWELL, Col.
ape, 10. r.aSny7S I'D.
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false pretenses; arraigned; plea not
guilty; three days allowed 20 demur-
Attorney, J. B. Archer.
United States rs. Thomas Z. Kicker;
embezzlement; aTroigled. plea not
guilty. Attorney, J. B. Archer.
United States Vs.. Eugene Davis; vio-
lating section S42 Code: plea in abate-
ment filed. AttOrr.,E. u. u. Davis.