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The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-23

Games in ths league tomorrow follow: Bridgeport at Hartford, Mid dletown at New Haven. New Britain at Waterbury, Wallingford at Stam- ford.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-23

athletic professional Thanks giving will distance Philadelphia between Alfred shruhb the worlds and Percy smalwood Welsh champion shubh who Enghman Of the mas Of the athletic world holds m a 3 miles, miles @ six miles 70 minutes miles 35 minutes 35 eight miles nine miles 27 3 seconds miles 70 eleven miles 56 minutes 2S @ seconds hour II miles t37 yards
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-23

Huber outbowled Weber during the week and is now in third place. Looks as if the Rig Chief was also a possible candidate for leadership.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-23
DRIVES FOR HE CAGE.

Providence tonight and everybody out for good time Al the rate the local team is playing now it ought to land the match easily
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-23

Attendance at games In the Massa chusetts cities is great The people have taken hold with a vengeance and the players are pleased because they can see q revival of the game in that section, which means that polo is go- Ing to live for all time.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-23

The following games in the league will be played tomorrow night: Hart ford at Bridgeport, New Haven at Bristol. Waterbury at Meriden
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-23

That match at Bridgeport will be battle royal. Second place Is at stake.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-23
WITH THE B0WLERS

James Watt of the Bridgeport team, During the past week he succeeded In busting Charlie Johnson from the lead
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-23

The local pin splitter, however, still holds the high single record with 26a and we predict that it won't be long before he will again head the lead.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-23

As Waterbury took three games from that Brstol bunch. sec no req son why the league leaders can't do the same.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-23

The Turkish day begins exactly at sunset and a that time the Turk sets his clocks and watches on the hour of 10
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-23

Fall River took fall out of the league leaders Saturday night, Here's hoping New Britain does the same to- night,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-23

Brooklyn Eastern leaguers at the Tuxedo alleys, Friday night.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-23

Yost of the Merden aggregation, has dropped from third position to eighth in the race
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-23

In the City league tonight the Academy roll at the Tuxedo alley.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-23

The standing of the clubs in the league as published in to-day's issue of the Courier is absolutely correct, having been received at this office last evening from J, W, Pyne, secretary of the league This ought to end the continued discussion with which the state papers have been bur- dened of late,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-23

Have to keep an eye on that Mid- detown team. May lose second place.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-23

There are very few goal tends that have 1t on our boy sutton for stopping the sphere He soon will be heading the league.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-23

That Bridgeport bunch still holds the contention that 1t has as much right to second place as we have, The results on Thanksgiving day will show,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-23

Wonder If George Bone has recov- cred from his surprise of Friday night when he caged the final and deciding goal of the game after a drive the length of the rink. Some more of that and George will have no equal in caging goals.
 The Bank Wreckers played all around Bridgeport Saturday night, but were unable to get the ball past Har- per
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01

i7-t oAieelih street uCIthuesf-Fayefte johnson e
uN - Hiram Johps1n. lot g. square III. SO.
- sineet so1ineast. hetWeeut Sixteenth and Seven
teenth sireets-sNalter n Kiorfer e TX 70 Frank
g. Davidson, lots p % =. square l1S9 SO
Sherman street northwest between Firhteerth and
Nlneteeuth street, G. Kennedy Campbell ~
Walter H. klopfer. lots l2s and -. square
Isl SO.
Louisiana avenue northwest. between Fou--b-sB5-
a-Hah and sixth street.-The Iac1b Tome In
stItute % John " DAVIS. part original lot Is
square $50. Sso3. John II. Davis e ux u
Robert A. BATES. sane land SO
Addluon % Le Brolt Park-Joserh Paul e TX
u William L. Browning. lots ! % 6. square 3lCs
SIC
Randle HisLlsnds-NationaI Savings and Tr1ss
COMPANY trustees. u Emma d. Laird lots =
s ard s. block 5509. 500
Columbia Heishts-Alarie !. Tbonas e. VIZ Theo-
dore. % Hauy J. Houston. loc D. block . SO.
ls2 street southcasr-AIoris McDanourh et ux
% Richard 3. Carver. LOT g. square l0S2 so.
% A-rtle street northelst-latrick J. Wslshe trus-
tee. % Ann Shea. Dot ZI5. square 675. s2S5
Q street northwest. between Thirry-third and
Ihlrty-fOurth streets-J Barton Miller and Nor
us " Waters trustees q al TO james W
Kicker. fart square l7s SO
Long Meadow-Mary A. King 70 Charles r. Miller.
lot s.. block g So
ll34 Twenty-seC1ud sIrper n0-1hwcst-Fr1nk " Rorn
% E-IzabCth Rom lGt 81. square ST. SO
trIh street northwest tetIeu q and II streets
Thomas r. Woodward. trustee et al. 70 Thomas
". F0sie-. part lor Il. square 5Is. S0L
Elelrl street ncrtnwes-. between and n streets
George r. Nutl q Tx. 20 Clristina A. Cox
part original l0r y. square s03. SO.
ia Z street nCrthwest-Rachel Hawkins 20 Pauline
and Helen Gaskins. life estate in pan lol 2l5
square ~ 81
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
PICTURES BIRDS IN FLIGHT
Richard Kearton Delights Crowd
with Unusual Films.
Declares wild Feathered Tribe Has
Has Facial EXpressiOn-At-
femptS 10 Prove 1t.

More than zoo persons were unable 10
gain admission 10 the illustrated lecture
on Birds" by Richard Kearton. given
under the auspices of the National Geo
graphic Society. at the National Rifles
Armory last night.
The large hall was flled 10 its capacity.
many being forced 10 stand in the aisles
and dOorways during the entertainment
Mr.. Rearton came recently 70 this coun-
try from England He gave a bird talk"
at the White House last week. His repu-
tation as a bird photographer is interna-
tional, and the lecture last night demon
strated TO the large gathering that in
phOtographing the feathered tribe his
fame is not unwarranted.
Besides numerous pictures OF birds in
their natural aspect, Mr.. Kearton showed
for the first time IN public in Washington
moving pictures Of birds in flight. he is
the sole producer Of such films.
Many interesting views showing himself
making perilous descents and ascents
over steep cliffs 10 obtain bird pictures
were enthusiastically applauded by the
audience.
In the course Of the talk, Mr.. Kearton
explained that he believed wild birds had
facial expression. and gave several views
TO prove his argument.
The resources to which the photogra-
pher has had to go 10 obtain pictures
were explained and Illustrated. much to
the Amusement OF the audience.
Next Wednesday evening Mr.. Kearton
will repeat the same lecture under the
auspices OF the Audubon Society
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
NEGROES PRAISE FREEDOM.
Observe Anniversary OF the AdOP-
ton of Fifteenth Amendment.

ODStSNc annlNerAuEN OF Anc A0op-
tiOn of Fifteenth Amendment.
In celebration OF the thirty-eighth anni-
versary Of the adoption OF the fifteenth
amendment 10 the Constitution, more than
500 negroes gathered at the Metropolitan
A NJ f. Church, NJ street, between Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth streets northwest,
last night TO hear actresses by prominent
men.
Remarks laudatory TO the negro race,
and especially TO the men who were re-
sponsible for elevating the cOlored man
10 a plane OF independence. were given
by each speaker.
Rev. J. H. Welch presided and intro
duced the speakers
DR.. Joshua II. Jones. president OF VIII
berforee College, Ohio, was the principal
speaker. His address was lengthy, and
dealt in detail with the progress made by
the negro since the adoption of the If
teenth amendment A number Of i'm
promptu speeches were made by local
men
Gen. J. Warren Keifer, Hon. Charles
Curtis, and Hon. p. c. Campbell were
among the invited guests. Letters Of re-
gret were read from Speaker Cannon and
Senator Foraker.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square lillian Johnson = ux 70 Charles F.
Digs and Henry l. QGiun u sec1re NJ r.
harsam. SO. on demand, Ter cent. seIri-
annually. lot g.
Square &o-Jacub ". Stein and Jacob J. Shappirso
and wives % AuleIlc1u Security and Irusr
Company. 20 secre The Equitable LIE AszIr-
auce Society of ihe United State s. SO. dus
January I. lIl. per cent, serni-auuually, part
original lot @
Squares ss9 and s-0-Ren Schwartz e. ux 20
Maurice =. Bosenberg and william Nontgumery.
% seclre The Dine savings Bank o. Washing
ton. d. C.. St99. years. per cent. se-1i-sn-
nualy. part original lot Is square ais. and part
original lot T. square S10
Square s6s-Samuei Girtciuan Ct " 70 Ed1ac1d
FI-zEerald and John j. Fcgln 20 scrue En-
te-prise Serial Building Association. 500 loI g.
Square fs0-JChn N. Davis e. uy- % Washington
~ Hopkins gud ThoIras Bradley. 70 sec1re chs
Jacob Tone Institute. Ss.o1o. years. Der cent.
serni-annuallT. part original lot g.
Addition = Droit F1rk-Willsu J.. Browning
et TX. 20 CLarse- =. stone and Charles ".
Fairfax % secure Ra,es Warren. $3.50 vears
per cent. seni-aunualiy lots 2 70 s. sQusrs
sos. 5 trusts Of S522 each one on each ltt.
same 20 same. 20 secure Rates Warren. S25o].
years, Ter cent. ser-i-a-r'1ally- lots % g.
square als- William l. Browning e. w 10
ALVIN g. Belt and Robert L. O-Br1eE. 60 secus
Joseph Faui s. so I and years. 5 rtT cent.
semi annually. lots 20 g. square sos
Square ss5-JelUie Curry e viz william l. 20
Alsuri-e D. Rosenhe-g ard William Moutg1nery.
p per ceIt. sGu-i-an-yaly. Parts lots p and s.
halCrama HeiEhrs-Edi-h z. DicCins % William
g. Hin and William n. Walker. % secure tie
trustees Cf Louise Hone 5000 yeas ue~
cent. Annually. lo; . Block 8
Square l2ss-Jarres ". Ricser q TX o Chspin
BroEn and Henry r. Bergmlnn. 70 seclre Tia
Oriental Building Association Ne. 6. 500 part
square I17S
Squares 2l5 and 555-Nary White e a. 70 John 3.
Laruer and John A. Hamilton. 70 secure ths
Washington Lem and Tr1st Company. 5000.
years. per cent. seui-auu1a.ly lot :. square
25. ard part original lot o square So
Meridian HLl-Eidy 3. Townsend - Tx 20 National
savings and TrlS- Company. % secue American
Security and Trust Company. SQ.5O 3 years. )
Per cent slu1i-aunualiy. lots % =. block -
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
SOUTHERN RAuMAY.

n. B.-FAllowing schedule figures published only
a. iniOrmatits and not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile, New Orleans.
Asheyille. Chattanooga. Memphis. 200 a. N. and
100 p. n. daly.
For Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga Memphis
New Orleans l0:l5 p. m daily
For Savannah. Jacksonville. aud Florida points.
4:lO .. N. daily.
For Columbia. Charleston, Augusta. Aiken. lao
p. m and $50 p. m daily.
Tourist cars for California. tn-weekly 40 D. m
Local for IIarisonburg g O5 a m. daily; AIS D m.
week days; for Danyille, s95 a. m daily, and for
Charlottesville, sos a. m and AS .. NJ daily
Frequent trains TO and from Blusmont
L. S. BROWN. General agent
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
TRANs-PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii. Japan. Korea. China ard Philippine Isl
ands. via San Francisco close here daily at sos
p m. UP to April ?. for dispatch by steamer Asia
Australia Except mails for West Australia New
Zealand, Samoan Islands, and New Caledonia via
San Ffcpciseo. close here daily at SOS d m m tn
April 5. for dispatch By steamer Inyerie
Hawaii via San Francisco close here daily AZ ans
p m. up to April 6. for dispatch by steamer Ala
media
japan. Korea, China and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoria, B. c.. close here daily at
605 D N up to april s. for dispatch by steamer
Empress Of China.
Hawaii. japan Korea. China and Philippine Isl
anoS, via San Francisco close here daily at sos D.
m. up 70 April g. for dispatch b. steamer Mongolia
Specially addressed mails only for Japan Korea
and China, via Seattle, close here daily at eos D
N. up to APRIL g. for dispatch By steamer Aki Mar1i
Japan, Korea. China. and Philppine Islands via
Seattle. close here daily at Sos D m. I'D to April
10. for dispatch by steamer Shawmut
Specially addressed mails only for Iapan Korea
ard China. via Tacoma, close here daily al Cos d
m. up TO April TO- for dispatch BY steamer Antilo-
chus
Australia (excer mails for West Australia), New
Zealand, Samoan Islands FIl Islands, and New
Caledonia. via Vancouver and Victoria. B. C.. close
here daily at sos n Up 10 April %. for dispatch
b. steamer Miowera-
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Private Stock Whisky, 75c a Quart.
Away above everything JAS. d. DoNNELLY,
18th and sts. NV. Wines and Luncheon Specislties
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
C0L0RFD.
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Boss & Phelps have sold for George F..
Muth his residence at COS Eighth street
northwest to Mrs. Christina A. Cox, who
VIII occupy IL as her home II is a three
story bay-window. pressed brick house,
containing ten rooms. heated by fur
mace. Mr.. Muth built the house for his
home several years ago. The front Is
1916 feet wide The price paid was SS,oo0.
Grier & PLACER. builders. will construct
for W l. Browning five two-story brick
houses at 1s5 70 15s Rhode Island avenue
northwest. Hunter & Bel. architects.
made the plans. The houses are esti-
mated 10 cost $4,000
Carmack Bros. architects. VIII erect
one three-story brick store at GO Mass a
@chusetts avenue northwest. estimated to
cost S2.7OO. Carr & Moran are the build
ers.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
DEATH RECORD.

Nary Ann Roe. $50 Brightwood ave. nv, s. years.
John K Pfal, % 2d St. NV. g yea-s-
Edward Grecr. l. :. Soldiers Home. D. c.
% years
Nadye ". saunders IZl9 ST.. % yearz-
John HiIz. as Mass ave. ne. 50 years
Dennis Donovan Sd and II SIS. ne, y years.
John Cassels. 1907 St. NV. 3 wears.
Joseph Brown. S55 Pa. ave. NV. 90 years.
Chaelcs f. Barick. u9 Mss. ave nc- g years
Margaret O'Bricn. I9 Myrtle ST. ne. 3 years.
Wu. Holmcs. FCundlnFs' Hosp. . months.
John Gerkin I22 Bladeusburg road re. 4 days.
Emily j. Meiklejohu Blair road. % DAYS
Infant q Carl and Annie Pfleiger. ISIS ID St
SE., 5 days
COLORED.
Helen Ius1g. ll5l Connors c. NV. p years
Henry Silas. CO y. r ave. NV
Cecilia Slles 629 \. H. ave. nv. . years
Edna Dean - H5 ST.. . years
Della Hearns. 5l1 24th 81 NV. 50 wears
Geovge Il Green. 1872 I0th ST. 90 years
Teresa A. Fountain 252 Messmore pl Nv, 7 no.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
CHESAPEAKE G. CHIC RAILWAY

NOTE-Publshed only as Information. and not
guaranteed
400 Z. No. x o. LIMITED. Daily-Fast ves-
ubule tram Pullman sleeper5 to Lexington, Louis
vile, Cincinnati indianapolis Chicago and St
Louis. Parlor car for Virginia Hot Springs week
days. Pullman cars Louisville 10 Nashville Mem
service.
u:l0 Z. MI L. V. LIMITED, DaIy-Solid
yeslbule train Pullman SleepeTs 10 Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car 10 Virginia Hot Springs week days Dining
cars. la carte service. Pullman Sleepers Cincinnati
10 Chicago and St Louis and Louisville TO Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans.
Reservations and tickets at CheSapeake and Ohm
OfficeS, 5l5 PennsylYania avenue 6O9 l4th street
r. and New Union Station Telephones Main
1880 for Washington Terminal Cab Service and Main
1856 21S * Ticket Dficp
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Thomas AlexandeT. .. and Anna NJ Morrison. e,
both q PhiladeiIhia. Pa Rey. james e Stuart
Charles z D8ndelet. Il and Mary Z. M&ndeTs.
2. Rev. c. ". LaEhan-
Thurman Arnold. g. sharon Center. Ohio and
Alice Crosby. s.. Rev. T. y. Power
John C. Brooke .. and Name Isabelle Faris. -
Rev. William J. Miller.
COLORED.
Charles E. DAVIS. a, and Mary Cosby. g Rev.
Bishop johnson.
Arthur J. Lucas. =. and Daisy NJ Gains, 2. Rev.
AlcuzO 3. oids
James L S.mms. 2. and Julia Bunlbry. Is. R>E.
Jesse 4. Taylor
Wellington T. A. Adams. q. and Naomi v Holli-
day g. Rev W J. Howard
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
BOYS DO ATHLETIC TRICKS.
Students at Friends school Perform
for Benefit of Friends.

Gymnastic exercises by the boys OF the
Friends School. delighted a large audi
ence at the gymnasium Of that institu-
ton yesterday afternoon.
The youthful athletes went through the
different events with skill, and executed
the various drills with precision.
Miss Annie Hughes. instructress. di-
rected the boys and acted as starter in
the running events.
Among the numbers on the programme
that evoked applause was club swinging
by the second intermediate class. led by
Elmer Gates; the running broad jump,
won by Jesse Zea; the tug of war be-
tween the fourth primary and first inter-
mediate classes. and the relay race, be-
tween the first intermdiate and second in
termediate classes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidwen welcomed the
guests.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY,

sCHLDULE IN EFtECI FEBRUARY g. 1903
Leave Washington New Union Station
900 a. m--Daily-An points on Norfolk and West
erni also Knoxville, Chattanooga. and Memphis
l085 2. m--Daily-RoGnOke Bristol. Winston
Salem, Knoxville. Chattanooga, Nashville Memuhis
New Orleans Through Sleeper Dining cars.
For Norfolk-Leave Washington 40 a. N daily
II 15 Z. N. daily. 335 p. m daily. Arrive Norfolk
i 20 a. ~, 5seD p ~, lGa5 p N.
l95 p m--Daily-BeTryVlle, LuTay. Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive sa5 3 m and
IL 30 D. N.
All information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue C3ond Building
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
CriminnI Courf 30. z
JUsTCE BARNARD.


United States ys. Percy Wade: violation q gam
bling law; trial Attoraeys, d. ". Baker, Stusr;
Mcnamara, and H. Given-H. T. Davis, E. 3. Kim
bal Thompson & Laskey
Assignments for to-dsy-Appeals.
No. =. Leary Nolan. Attorneys. d. ". O'Don-
Oghu-R- G. Donaldson
No. s. Peckham vs.. H0rning. Attorneys. Balder-
sOn--rucker & Kenyon.
No. So. Rose Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Attorneys. P~.tersou--Hitz
No. g. Lanford vs. Dahney- Attorneys. ]. A
Cohb-C- II. Hemans.
No. 81 Lyon vs.. Smith. Attorney. P. A Bowen.
No. IS. Warren rs Powell Attorneys. W. c.
Nartin-E. NJ Hewlett
No. 81. Harmon 5. Palmer Hollow Concrete Build
ing Block Company vs. kllecn. Attorneys. c. J..
Willisms0n-L. A. Bailey
No. IS. Rogers vs.. Frazier. Attorneys A A.
Lipscomb-C. H. Syme
No. S. Aston ". Fletcher Attorneys p W
Frisby-Edmund Burke and Malcolm Hufty.
No 81. Moss Smith IS Richey. Attorneys. J.
H. Stewart-J. A. Cobb and ]. l. Neil
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

TICKET OFFICE: ll1 PEANA AVE
Nouce-FoLoWing schedule not gsSEanteed-
II IS a. NJ Daily-SeaboGrd Mail. Through coaches
and Pullman sleepers 10 Savannah and Jacksonville
Through Seepers Washington 70 F~mlet and Ham
let TO Atlanta PaTior car TO Pinehurst. Dining
cars.
Is p II. Daily-Seaboard Florida Limited. Solid
Pullman train through TO Jacksonville and ST Ar-
gustine. Also through slcepers 10 Pinehurst. At
lanta. birmingham. and Memphis Dining carS
$50 z. NJ D2ily-Se2board Express. Coaches and
Pullmans TO Savannah and Jacksonville
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01

No agreement has been reached by the
Commissioners on the question OF pro-
hibition in the District but it is expected
they viii come 10 some agreement within
two weeks. As the Commissioners have
different views on the question, it Is not
expected that prohibition viii be recon-
mended BY them 10 Congress. A compro-
mise measure may be drawn I'D.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
DEPARTMENT OF TIE INFERIOR. OFFICl

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, OFFICE
Superintendent United States Capitol Building and
Gruulds. Washington. u. e.. March L. lsos.-Sealed
proposals.. IN dupliR VIII be received and pub
Ecly opened AZ the above odice az y O'Clock noon
WEDNESDAY. April g 1905 Tor panel boards and
boxes. Uvn boxes. &c. FOR the O.hce Building.
United states Senate. Washington. .. C. Specidca-
ti0uS. drlwirEs and schedules can be had upon
application 90 the above 0fice Zach bid must he
accompanied hy a certified check or surety bond
IN the sum q i've pCr cent Is Der cent Of the
amount q the bid- suretes in the sum Il fifty Der
cent 80 per cent? Il the contract prica XIII b
required with the contract The right Il reserved
90 reiect any al bids and waive tOcluicalities
and iuflTnalitics- ELLIOTT WOODS. Superintend-
ent United States Capitol Building and Grounds.
mhL. apl1
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01

NJ yoH7. Drew Linald Frank Endses; Ger
tiarari. AttorueF J. A. B,rkagf.
No 5oso3 The Boa Mafche Mary Clark /:
Judgment q q. s. Bundy Justice Of the Peace
sz5l-os- AtICncys Wolf q Rosenberg
No 5ias- Frank s. Harper IS l. Prank Clarr
q Co.. account So. Attorney. Malcolm HUfty
No $3.50 d. Vs. Baker IS. Washington Herald
and T. J. Hogan.
No 5oilL Daniel W Bager IS Brainard II. War-
neri damages So uo Attorneys. samo
The Washington herald., 1908-04-01
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present: Al
Patent appeals
No ~. Kentucky Distineries and Warehouse
Company vs. Old Lexington Club Distlline Com
rany; appelee's motion 70 file reply brief granted.
No. lol6. Buchanan Ys. Afacfarlard- motion for
rehearing submitted by Ar samuel Msddoz OF
counsel for appellants. IN support Of notion
10. 1863. Jennings vs.. Philadelphia Baltimore and
Washington Railroad ComDany: hin Of exceptions
stricken from The record and judgment affirmed
Opinion by CHIEF Justice Shepard.
No. 1871. Slater Taylor. Judgment affirmed
Opinion by Mr. Justice Robb
No. IVA Griffith Is Stewart: decree reversed and
causs remanded with instructions to enter a decree
FOR complainant prayed bin Opinion hy Slr
Justice Van OrsdeiL
No lsz2 Columbia Heights Realty Company vs.
Maetarland et Al; JUDGMENT affirmed Opinion by
Mr.. Chief Justice Shepard
Nos 1853 and 1860. King s.. Curtin; judgments
affirmed Opinion by air. Justice RObb
No. 1872 French vs.. National Laundry Company.
judgment reversed and cause Iemanded. with direc-
ton 10 grant trial Opinion By Mr. Justice Van
Orsdeu
No. ISIS warach Is Maefarland: Judgment az
filmed Opinion By Mr. Chief Justice Shepard.
No. T79I O-Brien rs. Pabst Brewing Company:
judgment affirmed Opinion by Mr.. Justice Roho
No. ls26 Conger rs Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
Company. judgment reversed and cause remanded
With directions 70 grant neS trial
No. IsQ3. Walker rs. Warner; same. Opinion by
Mr.. Chief Justice Shepard
No. lsos. Tayi0F Leesnitzer: sppeal dismissed
by Mr. Justice RObb
No. lS2 H0rnbiower vs. George Washington Uni
versity; Judgment affirmed. Opinion by Mr.. Justice
Van Orsden.
No. ls2 Brunthaver Tally; decree affirmed.
Opinion by M Chief Justice shepard.
No. rss. Scott vs. Hsrrel; judgment affirmed
Opinion By Mr. Justice Robb
No. ls52 Pfsiher y. United States; judgment n
Police Court affirmed Opinion BY Mr. Chief Justice
Shepard.
Pztent appeais:
No. "A In application Of Roscoe L Chase;
decision of Conmissioner Of Patents affirmed. Opin-
ion by Mr. Chief Justice Shepard.
No. ~ Gordon IS Wentworth; same Opinion
hy Mr. Justice Van Orsdell
No. &3- Carroll vs.. Hsllwood; same- Opinion By
Mr.. Justice Van Ofsdeu
No 452 Phillips sensenich; same. Opinion
by Mr.. Chief Justice Shepard
No. lssl- District of Columbia vs. Bacunan
motion % dismiss submitted by Mr. ". L Lester.
in support Of motion. and BY Mr II. P. Blair IN
opposition. With leave 70 appellants 70 file brief IN
opposition, n advised
Adjourned from day 10 DAY until Tuesday. April s