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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. R,


ROYAL ELCE LINE
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST, NEW YCEK
900 a. m.-Diner. Pullman Parlor.
~ 90 a. No observation PdrlOr. 5-hoyr Train
1900 a m-Diner and Pullman Parlor o.
tll:0O g. m-Diner and Pullman ParIor ca
"1.C0 p. m.-DIner and Pullman Parlor Csar,
1900 p m.--koyal Limited All PuIImaas
FIye-hOur-
t4O0 D. m.-Coaches 70 PhiaGelphia-
$50 p m.-D4ner and Pullman ParIor
1900 y. m.-COaches 10 PhiIaIelp hla
sl2.I5 y. T.-SleeperS 10 New York
'2:5Z a m--Sleepers 10 FAilauelphlS and
ATLANTIc CRY. t7:oo $500 fI.Oc a
tI:0O. 800 p. m
EVERY HOUR on THE IOTrE, o.
week Days ECO a. N 10 II o M,
81 IS 90. 1850, ':04 '1;2o. S:OJ aS-3U .q.oa
1880 1850. 'll.00 a. m. "I2.gO noon no.
800 tI:i5, 200. 800. 1870 1850 80 90.
t4.45. 800 f5:C5 -5:99 1900 900 100. $500
ss-uc ~lO.Oo, alg-95. HIl.OJ, s12.l5 y 4 O0'
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. T1-Z2. TJ-3O ,. m.
CINCINNATI 81. LOUIS, AND I.O.I5--
VILE FJ-lJ d NJ. '4.05 p. m, siz.D NO.
-PITTSBCRG, $40 a. m. sI:2s. 's:IJ D N
CLEVELAND. '9:l0 p. m,
COLUMBUS, . 80 p m
WHEELING. "9-10 a. m. $50 D m
WINCHESTER. 1910 q m. taos. f5.oo - =,
FREDERICK, 1920. 1910. +s:l5 a. nj 30,
HAGERSTOWN. 1910 a. m. $500 .. n
ANNAPOLIS "7-2O. $500 a. m TIs.,= 1oo,
f3:2O. 1880, $3.50. and 1906 p. m.
'Daily. Except sunday tSunday ,,Iv
TELEPHONES at al Of the following
Ticket Offices: l4l7 c St, Te.- Main 5si: %
Penng yIvania ave. Main rs. New T-rto9
Station Ticket Office. Main 1880: Inforrns 80
BUrea J. Main 1850. no2.-ff
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W., t. & A E. RY.
the ELECTRIC Line"

Electric palace cars froEc White House Station
(FIFTEENTH AND II SITS NORTHEAST
For Baltinaore-5.3O and every half hdsir
from ESQ a m 10 $50 D. m. ana $50 3 70
70. 30. and II IS p m
For AnnapoIis--Every hour from s:30 a IN
70 7:SO D m and $50 and II 30 d. m
Fares One way Round trip
BaltlulOIS---------------
TO Annapolis and U S
Naval Academy ----.-..75c SIX
III II St cars run direc, to White Hou.a
Station.
cket Office at 18th and y. Z. ave. y. "
and at White House Station, 18th and II sts
D. Z. Telephone n. 1905. oc5-tf
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SEAROAR0 AIR LINE RAILWAY

--S0ON OAANC1 A4<A Z Gill; ave.
Notica-FoIlowing schedule is NOT s-usr,,-
teed-
9:O5 . m. daily-'FlOrida Fast Mali Saa-
boaid Mall through coaches and Pullman
sleepers 10 Savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleeper, Washington to Hamlet and
Hamlet to Atlanta. Dining cars
7;SS p m daily Year Round Limited -
Seaboard express. Coaches and Pullman n
Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa Atla1ts
Birmingham, Memphis. Dining cars
r. H SrANSELLs District Passenger Agent
leo
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

N B.-Following schedule figures pub1Tsb..
only as information and are not g7lar-.nfae5
For Atlanta Birmingham. MObIf. ~
Orleans, Asheville. Chattanooga, ,Iesapbis.
Sis a m. and I0:45 2. m. daily.
For ROan0ke, Knoxville, Chattanoo,,
Memphis, New Orleans. 1910 p. m
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta. ATl.A,
Savannah, Jacksonville. and Florida poj-ts'
$40 D. daily.
l. S. BROWN. General Agent.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

WHAT'S THE USE OF delaying the neede5
repairs TO your steam or hot water boilers
Phone US the order and have IL attended 10
without delay Large force Of competent rnan
always available Prices moderate WI
LIAM COSRADIS CO, I0e5 7th st. NV
Phone Main 242o. iel6-tu, tn ss-e..-
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AUCTION SALES.

On MONDAY. DECEMBER =, AT II A. NJ
In front OF premises $40 zvth st. NV, we viii
sell Tor non yment all goods stored in the
names OF Z. Moore. j. Barket. On. Gray
Mary Turner, Mr.. Shorter. Anna Marshall,
Mrs. Blakley. George Mathews. Mrs. Saurs,
Charles Barnes. Alice Saunders. Geo. snow
den. Mr.. White. Laura Valentine. Mathew
FOCUS w. Compton, and Ivefson.
UNION STORAGE AND FURNITURE CO.
INC.
ID. NOTES, Auctioneer del5-6t
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IF YOU NEED MONEY to Pay rent or buy
cal. l Will furnish all You need / lend YOU
strictly PRIVATE Try me. Address l. /
F.. p. O. BOX 2345- station c. oc3-9Ot
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Money Loaned SaIaried People

offices in So principal cities: save yOurleIf
money by getting my terms. first. D. l.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. holding Probate Court. No.
l564A. administration. This is to give no.
ice That the subscriber. OF the District OF
columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court OF the District OF Columbia, letters
testamentary on the estate Of Elkanaly y
Waters. late OF the District Of Columbia, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
20 the subscriber on or before
the Sth day % December. A D. 1903. other
wise they may by law be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. Given under my
hand this Sth day OF December 1905. MARY
J. =. WATERS. 20T O 81. NV Attest
tSeaD JAMES TANNER. Register OF Wills
for the District OF Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court RALSTON * SIDDONS,
Attorneys de19.17.2i
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LARGE HOUSE, suitable for boarding pur-
poses Is rooms and baths. kitchen list floor.
hOt-Water heat central location. within 10
minutes walk of DEPARTMENTS and business
center; reasonable rent. TYLER * RUTH
ERFORD Qnc). 40 15th ST. NV del7-3t
FOR RENT-A splendid house. good lOca-
ton near Capitol ten rooms and bath. fur
mace heat; price reduced from SO to $50.
Inquire at Room 400. Munsey building,
DELFT
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
COPPERSMITH EXPERT.

EMPORIUM OF copper: sheet Iron works. J
L GRAND, SopPersmith. l2os st. NV; also
French ranges. refining copper utensils, COZ
fee urns. steam tables ana al kinds or COOK.
snS uteRSlls- Phone n ESs6
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WANTED-SUBURBAH.

RESPONSIBLE coupe desire 10 rent a small
house with plenty o. ground convenient to
car service. Address. with particulars. A. +
c., Times Office. deIs-tf
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ROLLER SKATES

ROLLER SKATES.
GREAT REDUCTION on RINK SKATES.
richardson niCkel-plated ball-beaTing rink
skates, S315; other dealers charge 81; other
rink skates from SOC up We sell every make
OF Dall-bearing rink skates for less than any
other dealer IN the city. skates repaired. We
sell all parts Of skates Union Hardware.
NSO; others ask $500: Barney a. Barry. $40.
others ask $50: Winslow Rink skates s.. IS.
others ask $3.50. Spaldings Rink Ball Bear
Ing, $40 others ask 81. 80.
WE GUARANTEE THE RICHARDSON
SKATE FOR TWO YEARS AND THE
PRICE Is ONLY 1913 As LONG AS THEY
LAST; OTHERS CHARGE 81. BEWARE
OF SECONDS OUR SKATES ARE ALL.
FIRSTS
G. r. HUNTER, Il3 PENNA. AVE. y. W
PHONE MAIN 545s. OPEN EVENINGS
TILL. 10 O'CLOCK
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-Teu city lots. "a feet front
each. for $1,000 4 have 10 Clt = lots. contain
ing 1915 feet that the owner wants ty sacri-
nee for cash quick. CHAS. 4. SHIELDS
1896 New York ave. NV. del5-gt
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WHERE TO STOP IN WASHINGTON
THE FREMONT

Second & Indiana Ave. NV. Washington. D.
9 A hOme-iike comfortable hotel; thor
Oushly renovated. w~U heated; convenient Ia
Union Station and all car lines European
rate, soc, 75c Si-o0 and up Special terms by
week month. del7-tf
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ARE YOU booking for bargains IN toys.
wagons, sleighs, automobiles. hand cars. 60
carts. dolls. etc. n 50 call az TOWARDS
l2s5 II St ne. ana let surprise you with
our prices de4-tf
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OFFICE ROOMS.

FOR RENT IN the AfUNSEY BUILDING.
Pa ave, between 1S,h and 18th. directly
opposite the new District Building several
choice rooms and suites from SIS &c SIS
month. including heat. light. elevator, and
1anitor service A. r FOX COMPANY 14th
at New York ave. t5yle-ru IN sa-rf
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SHERWOOD. sScs Mevale, Toe per bottle;
Monogram, 75c; Cascade. S5c; Ovsrh0It, goc.
all fun quarts; all wines. 81 cal up: free
delivery. BUSH. HOB + 81. NV. Phone
n sz3I y deg-i6t
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED, 81 up; drst-cIass work
only: house painting; lowest prices; AL work
guaranteed. CHAS. A. CARLISLE. Phone
81. $751; Ss3 5th st:l NV. iyI2- u. th-s0t
c C SILENCE. 4sI c ST. NV Phone.
Wall paper: lowest prices: have give an
estimate before having your papering done.
no2g-tf
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We SUGGEST Loans for Christmas s-ho7-
pers- The MERCANTILE SOCIETY. 100 r
81 NV. offer the lowest rates in the city Tor
loans Investigate and be- convinced
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FOP RENT-HoUsEs.
Special Bargains in Rents

1880 Fdirmont St NV. Or. & . b..........s4o5 80
S02 Maryland ave. ne. ST.. & b........... SO. 50
1904 10Th ST. NV. or a. b.................. %. 90
81 Bryant 81 nv, or. & b................ % 80
l44l L St. Sc. 6r. & b......-........-.... 70 90
1s5 Adams 81. NV. Or & b-............... 81. 80
2i5 18th ST. Sc. ST. q b.................2 20. 80
II. r. HOWENSrEIN CO., 1914 F ST NV
de17-3I
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casius. rifles. tennis raCkeLS. mechanical TOYS
footballs punching bags. billiard tables
Eames. oL-- MAL.E.RnS go Pa aNe NV
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FURS.

FURS T Ha1Es TRY
GOOD
At JOBBER'S PSICES-about HALF
what you'd expect 10 pay. All new
Latest styles All popular animals
II you'd only see them you'd know
how good they were An guaranteed
Room 4p2, Stewart Bldg.
sixth and ID SITS. Northwest. elevator
del7-3t
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YOU CALL or send for your Christmas cakes
home made bread and piles: goods delivered
WN- MAIER. s5s II 81. ne. de5-2rt
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FOR RENT-FARMS.

FARM. % acres. S-roou, house. az IalS3ve:
station. good OppOrJun4 - for trucker. Nc
CHE, 5I2 New YORK ave NV. d-1s--l
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-No. 600 c. ST. Sc. . rooms On
lsr dOor, Slc: roou- on "a floor. Sos. an
modern improvement Inquire within MRS
BURGESS. def6-2t
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store furniture for
55c per load. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO.. 4lS-2o-22 10th 81. NV Phone Main 422g
Oc12--f
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WE SUGGEST YOU call and look over our
fne line OF gloves. undeTW ear. skirts. hand
kerchiefs. hosiery. bric-a-5rac. suspende-s
etc. IL viii be money In your pocket Nm
r. BURCH. S15-sos 4 81. ne. de4-.2t
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
jim SPRIGMAN TO MANAGE
Will Have Charge of the Post-ofice
Team of Departmental League.
Thirty-twO Candidates Report, and
Outlook Bright for strong Team.
Opens Season with Prep school.

At an enthusiastic meeting Of the can
didates for the Post-odice team Of the
Departmental League, yesterday. Jim
Sprigman was unanimously chosen mana
ger and given complete charge Of the
players.
Sprigman is considered one Of the best
handlers Of ball players IN this city. He
has had considerable experience as n
player. and for the past two years has
been in demand as a coach. Last year
Wesleyan University was quite anxious 10
get him 10 take charge Of the team. and
this spring the University Of Georgia
made him a particularly attractive offer
TO act as coach. but he was compelled 10
decline because of the pressure OF busi-
ness.
Thirty-two candidates reported at yes
terday's meeting. and the outlook is
promising for a strong team. Chief Clerk
Conrad and Manager KrondrUp made en-
thusiastic speeches, predicting that the
Post-office team would be up in the fight
from the start. 1t was decided 10 start
practice Friday so that the opening prac-
tice game will be played with the Army
and Navy Prep School next Monday.
Manager SDrigman will make an effort
to arrange a game with Arthur Irwin $
Union League club
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Probate Court.


Estate Of Charles A smith; viii dated June Is
1907 filed
Estate If John Hit; win dated March 9. 1899.
filed
Estate Of Christiana c. Queen; careat petition
for appointment Of collector. Attorneys. c. c.
Miller and George H. Calvert. r.
Estate n Bruce VI. Cotton; order granting letters
Of administration; bond. 5000. Attorney. 4. II.
Bell
Estate Of William NJ Tyler: order granting let
tcrs Of administration; bond 500 Attorney. II. J.
Sweeney
Estate of Thomas saunders: order granting letters
Of administrator: bond. 500 Attorney. A L
Ncwmeyer.
In re Anna C. Adams CT al orier granting
leave TO borrow Attorney. G. c. GCrtman-
In rc Louise 5. NeerhOtf; order granting leave 10
pay trust.
In re Thomas T. Adams ct al order for sale Of
chattels. Attorney. J. \. Toomey
IN Tolliot T. Whitney; petition f,T appoint
ment Of guardian. Attorney. W A. McKenney-
Estate Of Prank : GCming: Crter admitting ez-
empiifed copy Of VIII % record
Estate of Edgar r. Lowe: order granting letters
Of administration; bond. $500. Attorney +. P
Leary.
Estate Of ROYAL T. Frank: pcrition for probate
and record Of viii and letters testamentary
Estate of Henry Haight petition for probate and
record Of viii and letters testamentary Attorneys.
]. d. Leonard and ". L. Ford.
Estate Of Sinah +. Pearson: win dated February
96 1904. filed.
Estate Of Agnes G. Nader: petition for probate
and record Of viii dated December T. 1877, and let
:ers testamentary''
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


No. SOL Leckie IS Washington Land and Title
COMPANY. continued FOR term Attorneys Douglas
Baker a Shsuul and Bates WaUen-J. J. Darling
ton
No. sa59. Catholic University vs. Waggaman et
al order ITooagns January term for thiityesht days
from Fearuary - 1893 10 settle bii of particulars.
Attorneys. Hamilton. colbert, Yerses & Hamilton
John Selden-
No. 513si. German National Insurance Company
Dorsey, judgment By confession Attorneys. ".
T. Matrinry-A. - MartinCiy.
No. is5s9 Gichner Hll verdict for defendant
Attornels. L. j. MathsT-W. A. Johnston.
No ss5ss- kaufman vs. Richarfsuu- on trial At
torneys J. J. Darlington and Arthur Peter-E. r.
Thomas
40. sS185 Hudson vs. Pickford. biil q exceptions
submitted. order continuing January tern. l9s for
thIty-eight DAYS from Ma7ch Is. 1915. 10 settle BIN
of exceptions. Attorneys A. A. LlVsooulb and ".
NJ EIlers0n-Maddox q Gatley.
No. issl3 Stewart vs. Winslow. judgment on yer
DICT Attorneys. H. r. M0ult0n-Birney q Wocdard.
Assignments fCr today,
No. al5 Kelley vs.. District Of Columbia Attor-
neys Lambert & McLean-E- II. Thomas.
No. 81 Shenandoah Valley National Bank IS
Fieischnan e. a. Attorneys, Z Il. Jackscn-S. 7.
Thomas
No. 2sa scott administrator. vs. Putnam. admin
istTater. Attorneys. l. T. Everett. Louis Moinar
and E. " r. EWirg-W- h Robson
No s9 Finney vs. Bryan ArtOrneys. Milton
Str2sburger-C- r Emig
No. sc. Bryant. adminis-rator Washington
Railway and Electric Companv- Attorneys, K. h
Mcneil and L. h. Dsyid-C- A Douglas and c. 2.
Hoover
No sos Zirkle rs. Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company. Attorneys Arthur Pet5r-J. J.
Darlington.
No. SOC. Norris vs. Capuzaya Mining Company
Attorneys. HopeweI 4 SMITH f Euig-
No. l2 Berman Is Bisss- Attoneys. C. W.
Fovler-B. H Nacafee.
No. s5 Hayes W. Washington Posi- Company
Attorneys. T. l. JerfOrds-Chapin Brown
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sHIPKE IN ALTIZER's PLACE.
Tom Hughes Sends Third Baseman
10 Join Regulars.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald
Springfield. H.. March 30-A trife
wearied by the game yesterday the mem
bers of the Washington squad put in their
time up to II o'clock at their hoted. From
II this morning TO ! this afternoon the
time was spent in practice at the local
baseball park.
Shipke was sent to Wichita last night by
Manager Hughes to take the place OF
Altizer, who is i'll. He probably will not
return here until the whole squad comes.
A combination of homesickness and an
opportunity to shine as the center Of a
celebration. caused Meinke to break away
for a few days and return TO his home
in Chicago. He left this morning at the
urgent request OF a number of his Chi
cagO friends, who have arranged little
entertainment In celebration OF his sue
cess with the Nationals and which would
be nil without Meinke's presence. Man
ager Mccarthy. Of the local team, has
promised the services of two men to fill
the vacancy caused by the departure of
Shipke and Meinke.
The team will not play in Decatur this
week. there not being enough players
in Decatur to make a team. Instead.
there will be a game here Thursday and
the team will rest Friday.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Three and one-half furlonzs. Gen.
Msrchmont. lo2 (Rosenl. 10 10 l. won: Disagree
ment lC7 tNicon. to l. second; Scantling. 10.
(NOtterl. 10 l. third. Time 0:i3 Is. Wheat Bread
Kenmare Queen. Autumn Maid. Grace Gum Borage.
Lady Chiffon. Eustacian. Cutie. CassOWary Tommy.
and Ramsy also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five furlOngs. Agnes Wood los
Baker, . 10 /, won; Gowanga. los HeideD 30 to
J. second: Watuga l05 0ee). II 20 5. third Time
I0l IS. Lady Lssak. Pirate Diana Miss Hearchy.
Escnta. Ogbent. Rose Of CASTLE. Imogen. Indus
triOus. BCuge Chita. Lady Pink NazimOTa and
Meadow Green also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five and one-half furongs-NIas-
querade. l5 Martini. Il TO 5. wou; Earl's Court
10 (NCtteT). 10 l. second: Rebel Queen lO5 Pow
eTSl, 70 l. third. Time l97 2-5. Mae Hamilton.
Mystifer. Evelyn S. Apple Toddy, Grenesen. Fresh,
The Thom. Ethel Carr. and Inauguration also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards.
ketchemike. Jos iNotterl. 20 s. won; Jim Simpson.
le5 tNicoD. TO ]. second; Lucky Nose. ITO Pow
ersl, % TO l. third. Time Ia 35
FIFTH RACE-One and one-eighth miles. Lord
Dixon, 100 &C.. Henry, 70 l. won: Leon Girl. los
lSwain). 90 10 J. second: Tenus. los CMinderD, Y
90 l. third Time. l5425 You Win. Carew
Efall. and Gid also ran
SIXTH RACE-One and one-eighth miles Lafay-
ette l05 Ueel. TO 5. won Maelssrom. lOs n.eiberl
- 10 J, second Milshora, es AIartn to l. third.
Time, l-5i IS. King Brush. Dry Dollar Eta NJ
Sister Polly. ROYAL Legend, Horseradish Betsy
BinfoFd. Dick Reed. and F0ns0uca also ran
SEVENTH RACE-One and threc-sixteenth miles
Gipin. III tN0tterl. Il 10 TO- won; Goldway. los
'NicoD. 10 10 !. second; Hooray, lO7 Flynn II 20
5. third. Time 200. Doubt. sam Rice Lady Vim
cent, Okenite and -Flaviguy also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
JONES BEATS MARSHALL.
American Wins and Loses In Inter-
national Chess Tourney.

Vienna. March SO.-The principals en-
gagged in the International chess master s
tournament at the local club. met this
morning in the sixth round. when the
two Americans. Marshall and Joiner.
We're pitted againstst each other. the lat
ter playing the white pieces.
Soon it became evident that Joiner
would furnish a sensation by beating his
adversary. who got a bad position in con-
sequence Of Indifferent play in the open
ing. and Joiner won hands down. Swi-
derskfs victory over Fieses. came also as
a surprise as did Alapin's defeat at the
hands of Cohn.
The games between Leonhardt-Suecht-
ing. Perlis-Berger. Rubinstein-M -Maroczy.
and Bardeleben-Tartakowe were drawn,
while Reti went down before Teichmann.
who thus obtained his first victory in this
contest. The game Of Spielmann-Duras
was adjourned, greatly in favor Of Duras.
who is expected to win the game on it's
resumption on Thursday Schlechter
still leads in the contest
The seventh round will be played to-
morrow.
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Mertz and Mertz Co.. goo F Street
DAILY COURT RECORD
tHondny, March, 19Os)
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
CMondny, March 30, 19Os.)


SeTentecuth and L streets northWest-Robert j.
Douglass % Lewis H. Douglass. oue-fourth n
teTesr u lots l53 ard l5i square L50 SO. Charles
K Douglass e. uX- % Lewis H. Douglass. one
fourth interest in lots IS and la square 80 SO
street northeast. between Secord and Third
srieets-Lewis h Douglass e. TX 20 Robert $
Douglass. one-haf interest IN west half Of orig-
inal lot s. square IS. SO. Charles T. Douglass
e To Roncrt >. Douglass. One-foUth interest
iu west halt of l0t 3 square 7s5. SO. Robert ).
Douglass % Charles r. Douglass. 0ncfourth IL
rCrcst on east half Of lot 8 square -S5 SO Levis
H. Douglass e uX- 70 Charles r. Douglass. one
half interest IN east half of lot 2, square 755 SO.
Buena Vista-sallie H. Parker 10 sitney A. Cravley.
lot %. block 5s55 SO
American University Park-Galen L. TAFT and De
Witt G. Croissaut. trustees, 70 josiah Sinclair
lOt go. square 80 8 Ia
Butterhed's Addition o Congress Hsights-FTank Z.
Butterhe.d e. uz- 70 Patrick Z Boyle. lot Il.
square s0-t SO
County-Margzret ShGgTue n Francis J. ShugTue
uarcel on Conduit road SO
LA Oregon avenue northWes- and i7g Eighteenth
street norfhwest-Anos Crounse e. ux- % Le0na
Z. k.dwel. lot e. square l52 and l0t u. square
l3 so.
Washington Highiands-Charles G. Taylor 10 James
\. England. lots s. and s. block 3. SO.
Graulmers Addition % Tak0ma Park-Robert n.
Cray % Fred Il Thomas l0t ?. block =. SO.
BelleEue-Laurz ]. Cooper % Fred B. Rhodes. part
lot ? SO Fred B. Rhodes 70 ux- 20 Laura ].
and laura T. Cooper. part lor ?. So.
Rhode Island Avenue Teuace-Beni1uin T. Leigh
ton aud Irwin b. Linton. trustees. 20 VIct0r
Krotznger lct g. square s312 So
H0lmezd MauC--LeWis T. BrCuninEe- e. ux %
Franklin and Florence T. Beemer. lot II5. block
$. SO Thomas Bones ard :. Percy Thompson
Trustees. U ticr1Tude A M0rrigeIIe lOt s. block
g. SO.
Kalarama Heirhts-1Iarth- q. Denby 70 Jane W
2 Dent-. los ls and p. block Il. Sc
Z street northwest between Seventeenth and Eight
eeurh s--cG-s-Eliza e. Hutchinson and Linda
H. WEBB % william X Reeve, lots 50 and =.
square l57. So
Columbia Heiglts-Thomas Bones and = Percy
Thompson. trustees % Archibald q. Waters. LOT
SCI block s. SO.
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START GRADING GROUNDS.
Prospects of Sunday school League
Brightest in Its History.

Work on the grounds of the Sunday
School League, at Sixth and streets
northeast, will be started to-day. and It
is expected the OveThauling and grading
viii be completed in two or three DAYS.
The contract for the erection Of steps
to the diamond has been awarded and
these will be constructed Immediately.
A small club house has been purchased
already constructed, which needs only
to be put together 10 be used. The house
will be moved to the grounds to-day
Prospects for the league were never
brighter and II the prediction Of Presi-
dent Carpenter is verified, this will prove
the most successful season ever expert
enced by the league since its inception
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
LOS ANGELES RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five fiirlongs Bribery l63 Mus
grayel. II 10 TO- won: Daisy Frost, 10 Nlartnl 10
/ second; Instructor l0s lRicel Is 10 l. third
Time 100 45 Tattenham Nobd Myrtle H Be
lasco. Nejav0s. san Nicholas Bannercnce, Wait and
Sir BTinkley also ran.
SECOND RACE-Three and one-haH flrlouss
knight Of the East l06 AlartinI 10 / won
Coriel. l05 lBoland). 10 l. second: wildwood l6s
Rice. % to l. third Time 0:n 35 Sir Barry
Little Flush, Frank Clancy, and Lucky Mate also
ran
THIRD RACE-Fire and one-half furlongs E. NJ
Prestonl b 70 s. second; All Alone. lOi Mus
graTei. 70 5. third. Tine. l06. Senator Barrvtt
and Decora tor also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Mcndelaire 81 Gold
stein), 20 5. won; Charlie Paine. los iArchibaldl
20 l. second; l. G. Widrig, % Martini. to J.
third. Time. LIS IS. Suunark. BraWny Lad Bar
douia, Friar Of Elgn. and Wisteria also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and one-quarter miles. Dazzle
lo5 Prestgnl even. won; Huapala lOl (Rice) 6 20 l.
second; Attilia. l03 DGoldstein. 10 / third Time
299. Rosti. Rubber Boy. Leash. DR.. White. and
Leo Bright also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile Lois Cavanagh. 20
(Goldsteinl. 90 l. won; Eonite. ss tNelsoni 70 /
second; Lberto. 100 Preston. 10 20 J. third Time
IL Bon Nivsnt. Floating CousoTt. Foncasts Black
Dress. LOnia, Buster Jones' and kirkield Belle
also Tan.
SEVENTH RACE-Flve furlongS Varieties. l05
tArchibaldl 3 70 p won Work and Play. 100 Mus
gravel. TO !. second: Buena. 80 Martini. 20 l.
third. Time. 0l. Nlirabel. Lisbia Mazapan. Hush
flyback, Brigetta. Lady Rice Town Topics. Pyrrho
Shasta. Max, and Queen Of the Camp also ran
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31

Virginia -............ Q 90 800 ii
Batteries-McClue and Danahey; Susong and
Pearson. Umpire-Mr. Hawkins