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The Washington herald., 1908-02-07
Criminal Court No. 2


JIoIltE GUILD
Estate of Celia Howard; order admitting VIII "a
Tobate and record and letters testameutary; bond.
&SJ500 Attmney " D. Hoover
Bstate Of John Craig: order admitting VIII 70 no
bate and record aud letters teslsmentsry: bond
$50. Attorney, J. f. Bundy.
Estate Of Mary z HarWeI; order admitting VII
and 0dicil 10 probate anG record and letters tesla.
men5sTy; bond. $50. Attorney. Frsderick BENJAMIN.
Estate 0f Helen l. sumner; petition for pzobats
and record Of vii and letters testameatzry. Att0r-
Eey. 81. D. Hoover
Estate Of William Robinson VIII dated Janua7y 3,
1860, hed
Estate of Beverly Jackson; VIII dated Oe-obeT 2.
1896. fled
Estate Of Richard T. Talbert: order authorizizz
sale OF STOCK Attorney. j. C. AlatunGT
Estate os Frank Courts; petition for probate and
record Of Wln and letters testamentary fled At
t0Fley, J. b Iaruer.
Estate Of Daniel sweeney petition for probate and
record of El and letters testameutary hled At
torney. p. K. Hilliard
Bstate Of Henry Butler; VII dated April p. lsE,
fled
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DISTRICT COURTS.


Al present.
Admission: Charles F. Youch
No fsI Ttusseh vs.. Washington Post Company
argument commenced by SIR. y. ". Barksdale ror
appellant continued b. Hr Chaplin Brown FOR ap-
pelee. and concluded by Alr. y. W. BarKsdsle for
appellant Attoneys, Wilson 8 Barksdale- ChaEdn
Brown
No. ls2i Edward Leon Thompson IS United
States, opinion by Chief Justice Shepard reversed.
Attorneys. Leo sHnmons-D. ". Baker and Stuart
McNamaia
M. l7s2- Cunningham Manufacturing Company vs.
Photograph Company; argument commenced by Air.
n Y. Barksdale for appellant. continued By SIR. j.
81. Chamberlain for appellee. and concluded by Mf.
y. ". Brksdale for appellant Attorneys. Wilson
Barksdale Cuttings Chamberiin.
No i152 seeiey "a. seeley; appeal 10 the supreme
C0sft of the United States Withdrawn by leaye Of
CJTt and mandate STAYED pending petition for ccr-
tioEed 20 Supreme Court Of the United States on
motion By AR H. p Gatley, Of counsel FOR appel
laut.
40. r53 BlanEenshiD ct al IS Covling; sub
mitted Atomess = w. r. Ewing and L. T..
Everett-C II. Aierillat
No. l5S Scott et al vs.. HeTell e a.. argument
camIacuead by Mr. J. 7. Roller for appellants. At
torneys j. T. Roller and Milton StyasbuTger-W. u.
Williams and Irving williamson
ASSIGNMENTS for to-day:
No. l7ss scon ct a. ys. HeueI ct al Attorneys.
~
lams aud Irving Williamson.
No. Es. CLARK ct al. vs.. Morris. Attorneys. H.
= Dayis-Wof 4 Rosenberg
30. E0 Clara IS. Washington Southern Railway
Company Attorneys, L. J. Mather-McKenney *
fl8nuay
80. H9l O'Bneu ct al. ". Patst Brewing Com
pany. Attorneys. EdEin FoTest-M -Mackali & Maedei.
10. E35. Cooper 50. Silers et al. Attorneys,
John Rdout-H. L. Davis and Edwin Forrest.
no. lH. Patterson ys Barrie et al Attorneys.
J. J. HemriiI and Z. r. Bradd0ck-Tucker &
Kenyon.
no l795 Myers a al vs. MayheE. Attorneys,
Wilson & Wison-W. T. Nattiugly.
Nos ls0 lsGl 1905. ard l506-N Washington National
Building and Loan Association VS.. Conley et al At
tolues Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkes & HamiltCn-
Thompson a Iaskey ard T. l. Jef0rds.
no lsZ Haluhjoaer et al. Is George Washing
ton University. Attorneys. r. W. Hsckett-W F.
Alatiinsig ard W e. Clephaue
No. 1865 Walker IS. Warner et al Attorneys,
Tucker kenyon-GilJiHgs & ChambeTlin and r. j.
Kennedy.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY G. 1908.
Leave Washington NeW Union station.
SO a. N. ard s13 d, m--Dai'g-AH points On
Norfolk and Western also knoxville, Chattanooga
and Memphis
Ie:l5 .. m.-DaiIy- Roanoke. Bristol. Winston
Salem, Knoxville. thattanooga, Nashville, Mamphis
New Orleans. Through Sleeper Dining Cars.
For Norfolk Leave Washington - a. "a daily
u 05 a. II. daily. 5.5 D. m daily AuiTe Norfolk
j - a. "a. . p m., l935 p. M.
405 b. m.-Daily- Beuyfilie. Luray, Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive s.l5 a. u. and
ll.J D. ~
All information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue Bond BuiidngJ.
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N THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding a Probate Court In re
estate Of William Dscy deceased No. 1879 Older
or Iu0lcauon.-Ihe object Of the petition fled in
thls cause IS to sell the real estate owned by the
decedeDt for the payment Of debts. the petition be
lng hied by the administrator. on motion Of the
administrator, il is This Zsth day Il January A. d.
1903 ordered that the unknown hcirs and uert or
Kin OF William Dacy, deceased cause their appear-
ance 10 be entered herein or before the forteth
day, exclusive Of Sundays and legal hoidavs ocrlT
T'ng after the date Of the first publication OF thi,
order; otherwise the cause wiz he proceeded with as
ip case Of default Provided a COPY Of this order
IS published al least once week for three sue
cesslre weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and
The Washington Herald. ASHLEY NJ. Gould
Justice. A true copy-Attest; tScal1 JAMES
TANNER, Register Of Wills. WILLIAM b.
hEiLL1. Attorney. ja31fe1H
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SNOW CLEARED AWAY.
Gangs of Men Open Crossings, Gut
ters, and Sewer Traps.

John T. Twohey. superintendent OF
street cleaning. put 40 men TO work early
yesterday morning TO rid the city's
street crossings Of snow. The work was
completed before sundoWn.
The men went to work in seventeen
gangs. Before noon the suns rays helped
op the work and before 4 o'clock the
downtown sections Of the city had been
swept clean, and many uptown crossings
were also free from snow.
During the day, the force AT work was
increased by fifty additional workmcn.
The thaw made easy the task Of cleaning
the crosswalks To "a width of ten feet,
opening the gutter lines and opening the
sewer traps.
Wednesdays snow storm viii cost about
Sl-2o0, which leaves S2,4s4 for future work.
Two more such snow storms and the
snow fund viii be exhausted.
The District Commissioners will urge
favorable consideration Of the appropria-
ton of $4,000 for removal of snoW and
ice. provided for IN their annual esu-
mates
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FURLOUGH SYSTEM AT YARD.
Secretary MetcaIf Gives Assurance
that Discharges VIII Cease.

James 0'ConneH, international presi-
dent of the International Association
Of Machinists. and Emmett I. Ad-
ans, president of Columbia Lodge.
machinists, Of Washington, submitted
to Secretary Of the navy AIetcaIf
yesterday morning a petition asking for
reinstatement for 800 OF 600 men recently
discharged from the navy yards; and
also a resolution adopted by Columbia
Lodge recommending and suggesting the
inauguration Of the furlough system,
which would give each employe ten or
fifteen days off without pay when work
was scarce at the yards
Secretary Metcalf told them the logical
presumption was that hereafter men
would &c gin furlOughs instead Of being
discharged outright He said he was glad
the machlnists had adopted such a reso-
luton, and that he would give it his
support.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NVIt-Ilp.isaFa onIJ e IlQTIaaIlQn, aaa nct
guaranteed.
so p. NC. 4 o. LIMITED. Daiy-Fast YES
tibue train. Puiim8g sletpers % Lexington Louis
vile. Clnclnnatl, Indianapolis Chicago and ST.
Louis Connection f0r Virginia Hot Springs Pull
la1a caIs Louisville 20 Nashville Memphis, aud New
Orleans Dining cars Us carte SERVICE.
4ts11 i. Nj. +. T. LIMITED. Daiiy-Solid
FcstIlgls taiu. Pullman SIeeFsrs t8 Cincinnati
Lexington. and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
Car o. Virginia Hot oTugs wees days. Dining caIs
o d carte serFice Pullman sllsplfs Cincinnati %
Chicago and 81. Louis and Louisville 90 Memphis
Nashville. and Nea Orleans
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
onices. SIS leuusI lTanla aFfnuei t5 lfth street
near +, and Afw Iullu Station Telephones Main
l5s0 for Washington Terminal CaO SsUlcs and Main
lta6 or ZA5 flr C. 4 O. Ticket Office
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SUPREME COURT on THE DISTRICT or CO
lumbia. holding a Probate Court. No. 1897 Ad-
Ininisir i1n.-ihls Is 90 give notice that the sub
scTiOcr ci tha District q Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court of the District Of Colum-
ba letters of admiuistuton on the estate 0f Will
lam H. DEiggs. late u the District of Columbia
deceased All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned % exhibit TIE same
with the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated 90
the subscriber, on before the 18th day of JANU-
AIRY, A. d. 1893; otherwise they may by law be
excluded from ali benefit Of said estate Given un-
der my hand this 1sih day Il January 1908 MARY
EDDY BRIGGS Zr5 Massachusetts avenue At
test; lSeaLl JAMES TANNER Register Of Wills
for the District of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court McNEILL & McNEII4L. Attorneys.
ja5l.fe7,u
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT, L. s. CAPITOL,
Building and Grounds. Washington. d. c.. January
2, 1905. Proposals in duplicate, viii be received
and publicly opened at the above Office on SATUR-
DAY, February l5 1903, at u o'clock noon for the
quantities Of electric conduit. &C. required in con-
nection with the electrical equipment Of the Senate
office building Copies Of the specifications can he
must be accompanied by certified check or surety
bond in the sum Of two "a per cent Of the amount
Of the bid. The right is rcser7ed to reject any or
all bids and 20 waive tsehnicaltes. ELLIOTT
WOODS, Superintendent. L. s. Capitol Building
and Grounds. a2j3l fe7 Il
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
TICKET OFFICE 1921 PENNA. AVE.
Noliaa-LnlL..--nn .nLa-.-La M. ---.r.uta-a

1I0INII q = I7-T- y F--7-0A- ~ =
Noiice-EolioEing schedule not guaranteed
1l6j A. NJ Daily-SesboaTd Man. Through coaches
and Pullman sieepers to Savannah and Jacksonville
Through slecpeIs Washington 10 Hamlet and Ham
LEI TO Atlanta Parl0r car % PinehuTsL Dining
cars
rs P. NJ Daily -scaboad Florida limited Solid
Pullman train through 10 jacksonville and ST. Au-
gustine. Also through slceFgrs 10 piuehurst, At
lanta, Birmingham. aud Memphis. Dining ears.
$50 T.. n. Dally-Se4bodId Expless. Coaches kad
Puilmans 10 Savannah and jacksonville
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L. II. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.
Attsueys

II THE SUPREME COURT Or THE DISTRICT
u Columbia. holding a Distsrict CGslFt. In 70
Extension Of Fourth street northeast District Court
No 'l4.-Notiee is hereb- given that the Com
missoneIs of the District n Columbia pursuant 70
the provisions oi an act ol Congress aurrasd Ian
uaFy =, lN, entitled An act t0 czteud Fourth
street northeast have fled petition in this court
praying the condemnation Of the land necessary fer
the extension Cf Fourth street northeast nor1hwsrd
from IT'S present termination near Franklin street px-
tended throush the Fr-ierics Ross Tract 10 HaIulin
street extended m the Distinct of Columbia AS shown
on plat or map filed with the said petition as
Part thereof, aid praying also fhat a HrF of five
Hdlcious, experienced. disutUC seG men who shall
b iEeeh0idefs within The District q Columbia. not
Related % any person interested in these proceedings
and not n the service or employment OF the District
oi Columbia or ~ the United States be summoned
by the United States Marshal Cor the District Of Co
llGll4 to assess tie damages each owner q land
o. Be taken may aistaIu ty reason ~ the erten-
son a Fourth street and the condemnation o.
the land necessary far the purposes thereof aud
to assess as benefits resulting jhersfrom the En-
tire amount oi said damages. Plus the cost II this
Ing, upon ihe land chatting mon the sid
street 20 be extended and also uron aH other pieces
or parcels OF land which the jury m3y fud viii Be
beuenied bJ the extension 81 the said street. Il IS
by the cont this 3ist day q January A. D. lsls
ordered that al persons having any uteTct In these
proceedings be. and thcy are hereby warned and
commanded % appear iu tbis court ou or before the
9Th DAY OF MARCH, a. 10 1866 At 10 O'Clock
a. m and continue Il attendance until tha -.-.s+
shall have made ITS final order mtifyng and couEnu
iig the award ~ damages and the assessment Of
benefits ~ the i1Ty % be cmp8naied and sworn
herein; and II IS further ordered thar copy of this
notice and eTuCF be published cuCe in the Washing
ton law RCpaTer ard on SIX secgsr days In the
Washington Evening Stsr TIE Washington Herald
and tie Nashiae,an Post, newspapers Published in
the SAID District. commencing az least twenty DAYS
before The sad ith dag oi March. A. D. 1875 II is
further ordered that corg o this notice and order
BE- served hy the United States Marshal N his dep
uiies uU0u such ~ The owners ~ the land 10 be
condemned herein as may be sound hy the sad mar
ehal Dis Deputies within the District Of Colum-
ba, and upon the tenants ard occupants q the same
before the said 4th day Of MarCh. A. d. 1913. By
the court: JOB BARNARD Justice. A tnae COPY
Test; lseaLl J. r. YOUNG, C.erk BY r. p
BELEW, Assistant CLERK feI5A56T
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Reservoir Yicw-William Brodt 20 Andrew D. Lof-
fer and Harry 81. Packard. to secure Joseph
Zelenka. 2.Z0 years peT cent semi-snnuaIly.
let p. block J.
Cleveland Heghts-FloTa n. Schmidt st viz. Ernest
l.. TO Fred e.. Coldren and Frederick A. Fen
ming, 10 secure William A. White. So0
years. 6 psT cent seniaHnually. lots and s.
block j.
Dobbns Addition and Addition to Ls Droit Park
George Il SEyglrr er TX 10 II. K. HoWens;ein
and Charles J. Crosby, 70 secure james T.
Howenstein, H,io TO Sc months Der cent
WoodFidge- Spencer Heath ct NJ. to Annette F.
Holm to secure Annette r. Holm, 81 20 paw
able February l. lsl2 per cent monthly. lot
3 block :.
squire 155-Wiiliam n. Owens to William &
PeaciIy and Randall n. Hagner. 10 secure Julia
T. Cottle. S2o1o, years, 81 per cent semi-an-
nually. lot l6
Chevy Chase -Keplsr Hoyt ct uK- to Thomas NJ
Gale ard George +. Hamilton tc secure tbs
ChoTy Chase Land Company of Montgomery
Ccunty Nd, S6zl.50. years and monthly pay-
nents. Per cent. lots g. "a, and g. block
lsL
Square 4o-Edviu F. King. trustee ct a. to VIII
ian J. Flather and William H. Walker, 10 Sc
cure John NJ. ZONES, $500, ; years, per cent,
semiaanualiy, Dot g
Square 253-EdwaTd y Richards ct ux 10 NelIis
Middlekauf ana William C. Prentiss. % Sc
cnS J. T. Hendrick. 5000 70 Is months.
Per cent, semi-anDuaIy, part original lot T.
Addition 20 Congress Heights-JuEa seger to Amer
lean Security and Trust Company. to secure Tie
East Washington Savings Bank. 500. years.
per cent, semiaunually. lot I. block
THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation in the
District of Columbia. Remember The
Herald when placing legal advertise4
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DAILY COURT RECORD
CThursday. Februnry 0, 18Os1
Criminal Court We. 1.
JTsTICE sTAFFnRn


United states IS James stsTsns; disehsrKs froas
jail on February s. l9S ordered
United States vs. John T. Benner: diseharzs froas
jail on February Il. 1906. ordered.
Arrangements
United States vs. Jefferson l. Mccoy, houssa~sss-
ing and petit larceny plea guilty Of petit iarcsnyl
sentence 70 reform school during minority
United States v. Duckey Holmes murder hrst de-
gIce. plea not guilty.
United States vs.. Henry Berths, smbszzlsnsat,
plea not guilty
United States IS. William 7. Phllipz ETand
larceny; plea not guilty
United States Es Joseph Carter housebrezknz
ana petit larceny; nolls pros.
United States vs. Joseph Rogers, Raymond John,
son, and Charles Harper depreciation oR DriFEts
property; plea not guilty.
United States Charles Brown and Robert For
tune grand larceny plea not guilty withdraw b.
each. plea guilty oi petit larceny each; sentence %
Borknouse for SIX months each.
United States E8. Walter Ellis ana Fleming EoJle,
grand larceny; case continued
Assignment for to-day: Motions
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD
United States John Lewis. order disshNxgins
defendant from jail February g. lsos.
Assignment FOR to-day: Motions.
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Rrifisher. to he EriIed-

An agreement has been reached be-
tween the United States and Haiti as TO
the disposition Of the four refugees who
have been in the American consulates in
Haiti. They are suspected Of completely
in the recent revolution. and it has been
agreed by both countries that they are TO
be eXiled. Three of the refugees ara
British subjects. and the other is q Cuban.
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No 5037. John A. Roebling's Sons " Inter
national Steel Company, account. S55l. Attorneys.
BFsndeEburg & BFaHdsnbgrg
no 5o3s- b. K. Jackson ys. Herman J. schulteis
e. al judgment s C. Mills jlstics Of the peacs,
SlI5 Attorney. J.. II. Jackson
no. 5fs9. Mary A. Haamersly ". John L Mar
tin, administrator; account. z055. Attorney. l. A.
Bailey.
No I2l0. Charlotte r. Valentine vs. EHzsns
DAVIS; note so. Attorneys, NcNan & AIeNell.
No. EZll. American Century Publishing C1mpapy
IS Herman s Palmer; EIpeaL Attorney, c. ].
williamson
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. O.,
February J. 1o0s.-At o'clock p m on SATUR-
DAY. February IS 1908. the fish wharf rights and
privileges viii be sold at public auction on street
between 7h and 9th streets. northwest in front Of
the FISH stalls Of the Washington Market. for the
term Of one year from March l. 1903. For further
information as to terms Of sale &c, apply at the
Office of the Sealer Of Weights and Measures 464
Louisiana avenue northwest HENRY B. F. MAC
FARLAND, HENRY l.. WEST, JAY J. NOR
ROW Commissioners. d. G fe3-l0t. .sxS
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK

DENTAL, WORK.
Set Ct Teeth and Gold Crowns, S up; Gold FIJI
hEs, s. up Silver Filings. 5oc. Work guaranteed
No pain. DR.. GEO l. EDM0NDS. SO + 81. nv.
jsi0-f
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; No EXTRACTING;
no pain; look, feel, act and last longer than nat
ufai teeth. shUnken faces made normal. painless
Glling Or. ]. l. WILSON. lbs f St nv. myz9-tf
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DAMAGES FOR INJURIES.
Verdict in Favor of Susan z, AtweII
Given by Jury.

A Jury in Circuit Court No. yesterday
returned verdict in favor OF Elizabeth
AtweH. who. through her mother, Susan
Z. Atwell. sued the Philadelphia. Balti-
more and Washington Railroad Company,
the Capital Traction Company and the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company for $500
to recover damages for injuries sustained
by reason Of their alleged negligence on
October ;, 1863
The declaration alleged that while sire
was passenger in one OF the Capital
Traction Companys cars. riding north on
Seventh street southwest, one OF the To-
comotiyes Of the other companies struck
the car with such force as 10 throw her
to the floor and cause her TO sustain
severe internal and permanent injuries.
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No Z75ss Jane 81 White ct al " Charles
White, T., e. ali 20 vacste decree and substtr1ts
trustee Attorneys. Mcneil & Mcneil.
No. zl5s9 Harry j. McG0Wau CO al. vs. Ella
EToy et al for accounting and Injunction. At
tOruey, c. 7. HsndleT
Ne. Z5j1 William Mex Burroughs ~ Samuel g.
HgHett et a. u substitute trustee. Attorueg, @.
l. Emig-
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DR.. WOODWARD REPORTS.
Asserts II Is Not His Duty TO Regu-
late Practice of Veterinarians.

Asserts II Is NOT his DUTY TO HeEu-
late Practice of Veterinarians.
Or. William c. Woodward. District
health officer has informed the Com
mtgsioners it is not the duty Of the health
officer to regulate the practice Of veter-
mary medicine in the District of Column
bia.
This information is furnished in an
swer TO the report Of the superintendent
of police in the case of William De Volt.
who was tried in Police Court. charged
with practicing as a veterinarian without
license. The judge of that court held
that De Volts case was not a violation
of law
Health officer Woodward recommended
the case be referred to the president OF
the board Of veterinary examiners for
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MASSAGE.
MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

We HAUL FURNITURE, PARCELS, TRUNKS;
give Tstclsss seT=ice; calls promptly; con
tract to haul anything: plenty Of teams CLAREN-
DON SMITH 5th and Is SIS. NV. Phone Main -
ias90t
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE, PIANOS. sc, MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a speciality.
RREIG'S EXPRESS. l23l Il 81. nv Phone Main
0lG aust
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Circuit Court No. z.

No. 50ls9. Gasche q BHEe Us. Grouse motion to
Quash writ Of attachment oyeTruled.
No. 3a0l7 Atwell vs. Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington Railroad Company: verdict for
plaintiff for 5000 Attorneys. Lambert & Mclean
1IcKenney s FlanHeB.
No. sq5l. +. II Walker & CO. vs. Elite Laun-
dry Company; on trial Attorneys. George Keaney
and Edmund Rurke-RalstOn & Siddons
Assignments for t0-day-m0tiOns:
No. J. Morton vs.. Forrest Attorneys, Hufty-
Bendheim
No g. Wines Ts. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys, Beczie, Fulton & Cox-Ha1n-
uton, Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. T. Crane Company IS Han. Attorneys,
Slenan & Lerch-Sohon.
No s. Fowler IS. Honstein Company ct al At
torneys, Mitchell, Maddox. Galley & Tobriner.
No g. Saltzstein IS. lleinberg. AttoFneys. Baker
& Maugan-Ioster & Price.
No Z International Trust Company Ts. Crook.
Attorneys, Clephane- Lambert Mclean & Yeatnan.
Ne 2 Given rs. Palmer. Attorneys. Lipscomb &
Niehols-D. W. Baker.
No g Jsquette rs. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys, Evans, Benson & poultney-Perry & Son
and Dunlop.
No 90 Ouison ss Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Lambert. Mclean &
Observation-Disclosures.
NJ H. Prices vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys TobriGer. Graham &
Tofriner-Dariington.
No 70. Hamill Us. Same Attorneys. Lambert.
Mclean & Yestman-D Darlington.
No Is. Montgomery vs. AlagrudeT. Attorneys
KeigEin-RidoUt & Morgan.
No H. Drake & Stratton Company vs. Patent
Dredging Company. Attomeys, Sullivan -Br4nden-
burg x BTsndenbuFg
No Is. Lukens vs. Washington Alexandra and
Mount YeTHcn Railway Company. Attorneys,
Bailey & Strickland -HoehiiDs
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Bankrnntor Conrf-

JUSTICE BARNARD
No 81 In r. extension Of Monroe street noTth.
east verdict Of jury.
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Ducky Holmes Pleads Not Guilty.
Ducky Holmes, alias Henry I. sehri-
fogle, who, on November % last, shot
and killed Mary F. Hamilton. was ar
raigned in Criminal Court 40. 1 yester-
day, before Justice Stafford, and pleaded
not guilty. lie is charged with murder
J and was remanded to
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RAILROADS.
& OHIO RAILROAD.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR 0N TIE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL, Sd STREET NEW YORK.
7 90 a. m. Diner, Pullman PaTloT.
t5a a. m Buffet Parlor IiTeh0ur Train.
500 a N. Diner and Pullman PaTl0r Car.
III 90 a N. Diner and Pullman Parior Car
= 90 p. m Diner and Pullman Parior Car.
800 D. N. Royal Limited All Pullman. 5-h0uT.
II 90 y. Coaches 10 pliladelplia.
= 90 D. m. Diner and Pullman P4rlor.
$50 D. ID. Coaches 70 Philadelphia
II 80 y. m. Sleepers
Z.12 a. m. SleCpIs.
ATLANTIC CITY. i7@9. 900. ma0 a. m. tl0O.
ANNAAPOIs. week days. $50 a. m., l295 noon.
80 e@D p m; Sunday 20 a. m. 80 J.. N.
cry H0UE on TIE HOUR"
1Neek days 20 a. m. % 800 J.. M
TO BALTIMORE.
20, 500 $50. 100. Ta0. 800, SO - 100,
~. l9W. ~ 20 a. ~, ~ % no1n tl2dj. 100.
NI9' ~ go So, So, l41J, i4:5, 5yj.
l25s; ll35i5; 80 100 60. H9o. so. 1870. 1000.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO, sac a. M .l11. 3. 30 p. n
ClAClAAATI 81. LOUIS, aud LOUISVILLE,
, " a, NJ, 800 D. H.. -lZ9 night
PIIiSbUhG. VIC a. N, sl.2, '9l9 p n. l2|0
CLEVELAND. $50 2. N.
COLUMBUS 30 D. N
MHEELlNG sgl0 a. m. so D. n.
MlNt hAsfER, 1910 g. %, t405, f523 p. N.
Ehith is'-y. is;W. SID a. NJ si-So iia5.
HAGEKsTOWN. 1910 a. m.. 500 p. m,
Daily. IEEcept Suniay, sSundsy only.
lnLLPhONEs al all II the following Ticket Of
hces; lilI g ST. nW.. Main 1881 6l9 Pennsy lFania
ave. Main rs; New Union Station Ticket once
nam i5o5i Information Bureau. Main l355.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-07
Mechanics Lien.

No. 5lR Prank T. Essex IS Theodore D. Boal !;
premises l15 street northwest lot :, square IZ7
80. Attorney, T. A. Jones
The Washington herald., 1908-02-07
FLATS WANTED.
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-2lb I ST. NW.-FTVE LARGE
bright rooms and bath; only $3.50 month
Also 1862 Willard nw-six rooms and bath; IN
perfect order; rent $3.50 month
STONE & FAIRFAX. l3i2 New York ave
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