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door," exclaimed Mr.. Bowser. "Wom-
an. You have Il heart of stone. l have
no doubt that You have driven a dozen
different men to crime and a dozen
others to suicide
MIS-. EoW"or made no reply, and
nothing further was said until they
Wee seated 1T the dinner table. Then
Mr.. rowser took the matter up again
by saying:
yes. the nan seemed utterly lost to
hope. and before We have finished our
dinner he may be floating in the river.
If sc. you will be to blame for It,"
But I tell you I'm not going to
make a tramp hotel Of this house."
she spiritedly replied. "There's a lot
of rubbish in the back yard, and I've
offered tramp after tramp money tc
remove it. Not n would touch it,"
"That makes no difference to the gen
eral character of the case. The tramp
is the victim of misfortune. He has
lost wife. children, all. He is bowed
with sorrow. Ambition has fed. he
feels that the hand of all men is
against him. From our store Of plenty
can we not afford him q crust or a
dime? Who can say that 1t would not
be the beginning of a new era with
hiln?"
"Tramps don't eat crusts. Mr.. Bow
ser. and. as for dimes, you leave so pre-
cious few of them around the house
that I don't have mi for my street car
Rcr, hale %hN %i,No 7 f1,iv1. I nnv, sv>ntyn
as good use OF them as any tramp"
eowser G!ares and Turns Red.
Mr.. Eowser knew that the cook over
heard the remark. and he also knew
that it was trite and true, and for the
next two minutes he did nothing but
glare and turn red and white by turns.
Then he said:
you look at things from your own
selfish standpoint. There are thou
sands Of people that feel as l do-that
when misfortune makes a tramp of a
man he stir remains a human being
and f. entitled to humane treatment.
| How easy for you 10 have passed out
some food ard 4 few kind words. In
stead of that, you slammed the door on
his toes or vcllel 10 the cook to do 1t,
and the man has gone away wondering
if we are devils or human beings. Lis
ten to the moaning of the wind. 1t is
going to be Il dark, rain" hight, and as
that poor. hungry tramp makes his bed
on a pile o. ashes in some alley what
can his thoughts of YOU be-
II don't believe there ere thousands
that feel as vow do replied Mrs. Bow.
ser. Il lon't hetieve"-
Hold on right 'he"e, madam. ! firm
~ believe that yoH arc the only wom-
an in this town that will bang the door
on the toes ri 2 hungry anI discour-
aged tramp. | not only believe 1t. but
I'm g,lng to prove 1t. | acknowledge
that the world is selfish. but l also con-
tend that there are thousands of hearts
that beat 70: misfortune"
How can You prove it"
"Tor WI, see a. the end OF q couple
OF hours"
For an ho-r after dinner. until it be
gan to grow dark. Mr.. Rowser read his
paper and smoked his cigar. Then he
disappeared upstairs, and wher h
came down again Mrs. RowScr though,
the tramp HI! come back ana sneaEed
In at the from. door, Mr.. Hovser had
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b0!:SE2PLAYS7DlEIP
DISCUSSES H.rHcc.f IS Hcbo and
Goes Out Begging.
TO PROVE 4 STATED THEORY.
incidentally to Show Mrs. Eowser That
She Is Hard misunderstanding
Results Fc!lcw, and. as Usual, It Is
All the Fault Of His Wife.

[Copyrish,. zoos, by T. C. McClure.l
AS Mr.. Ec-sar reached home the
Dther evening a tramp who had been
ut the basement door passed out Of
the gate. !'c was not halted or adj
dressed. hut two minutes later the in
quiry was put to Mrs. Bowser:
WAS that man who was just here
asking for something to eat?"
"Yes; it YVES an old tramp"
And you gave him something's"
mo. This is the third or fourth time
he has been '!ere this week. He Is both
impudent ana persistent. Why do you
ask:"
Because, madam. when he passed
me at the gate his whole attitude por-
trayed hunge: and detection. He must
have felt that the whole world was
against him"
"He didn't "sk for food. but for mon
ey. If he Is suffering for anything. it
Is for whisky"
"And You are ready to libel his char
acter as Wei. 2s tHrn him from your
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IRENE punishment at the hands of the
ear of late years only because Of the
honor accorded him throughout the civ
iliZed world. Tolstoy was born in Au-
gust, 1898. in Yashaya Poliana, where
he now lives. Educated in kaZan uni
versity, he served in the Crimean war
with distinction. He organized the
peasant schools of Russia on Il new and
original basis, making them practical
and effective. His writings and lee
lures have been translated into all
prominent languages.
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Reason Enouah.

Jaw. really. Miss Pert. it's rattle,
rude to say you don't like my face.
Why don't you:"
"Oh. because"
Because? There's no reason in that
answer"
Neither is there any in your face"
-Phfladelphia Press.
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MRS. JAMES S. SHERMAN.
Wife Of Vice Presidential Nominee Has
Domestic Tastes,

Mrs. James s.. Sherman. wife Of the
Republican candidate for vice presi-
dent, is a woman Of the typically do
mesticated type. She has no aspira-
tons to shine in society or in public
life. is a lover Of her home and her
family and is content to let the glory
Of the world be the exclusive property
Of those that seek and desire it.
In her comfortable home In Utica. N.
T.. she feels more satisfied than in the
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stands down in front of the p~ostofice
two hours Il day looking for clcws in
the latest chicken stealing mystery. II
Il pussy cat 81 Il bull pup pcrpetratcd
the awful crime. Deputy Davis will
certainly let himself loose on the case
and make the famous slcuths of his
tory look iikc Tie imitation article.
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The ~SpeNbinders.
Campaign Orators Drawing
Lon6 Breaths-''Time of the
Big Noise'' - Taft and His
Aids - Dahlman and Gore.

"YHAT many politicians and
I" newspaper parasraphers
term the time of the big
noise" Is now at hand. This
time is that when the oratory works
of the big political parties warm up
and adopt full time schedules for a ma
The Washington herald., 1908-04-21
Probate Court.


Estate Of FlorsuCs a. MoCOma5i order admitting
viii probate and record and letters testamentaFy
bond S4000. Attorney. A Z. Mclaughlin
Estate Of CoTnelia A. Burrows: order admitting
VIII % probate and record and letters .sst2mentaTy
bond $40. Attorney. Marx SteaTman.
Estate Of Mary Malone; order admitting will 70
probate and record and letters testamentsry; bond
$50. Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon.
Estate Of Denis McKeown: ordeT appointing col
lector; bond $1,000 Attorney. 6. P. McClue
Estate Of Charles Z. Baick; order granting letters
Of administration; bond $3.50.
Estate Of Mary Carson order for transfer Of stock
Attorney, Irving Williamson.
Estate Of Annie S. Carson: order foT transfer OF
stock, Attorney. Irving Williamson.
Estate Of Samuel X. Brown. order admitting e1'
emplifed copy Of viii TO record.
Estate of John Coker; order for sale Of record At
torney, H. p. lf0ultcn-
IN Helen Edelin; order appointing guardian
bond. $500 Attorney. Irving Williamson.
In re Courtney T. Young et al; order for allow
anee. Attorney, ", A. McKenney.
Estate Of William F. Kenyon: order granting let
teTs Of administration; bond. 500 Attorney, G. c.
Ross
In re James L. Boxer; order for allowance.
Estate Of Henry Jaeger; petition for probate and
record Of viii and letters testsmentary. Attorney
Oscar Nauek.
Estate Of Mary f. LcetfieT; petition for probate
and record Of will ard letters testamentary Attor-
ney, Z. A. Ford.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK, April 2o.-SUGAR-The domestic refined
sugar market this morning steady and unchanged
with all Teiners doing business on the basis q
$40 net less per cent for cash fer fine gTanulated
Spot raw sugars steady, with centrifugal quoted
az 4S5 MuscoTado az ass, and molssses sugar at
36l.
BUTTER-Reoeipts. 6sss packages. Flmer. Cream
eTy. 25a1Si4
EGGs-Receipts, 8.0o5 cases. FIrner. Near By
white, fancy l5isals; do. mixed fsncy, l7lkals
MILL FEED-Stsady; dull trade. Spring bran in
i1p0und sacks. 10 arrive 2675; middlings T75:
city bran, in bulk, 26O1; Western red dog to arrive
800; winter wheat bran, in l00-pound Sscks Is 80
OATS-Steadyi demand inactive No 5 white. 81.
No white s.: No mixed "a
FLOUR-Steady. moderate trade. spTiug pAtsnts
525a5.50; spring clears. s25a4e1; winter straiEhis
44oaL6oi winter clears, Al5ais0; Kansas. IN sacks.
patents, 4s5a5loi straights L40aA60; ciears, 4loa
40
RYE FL0UR-Inactivei irregular. We quote 4eOa
SO
CORNbfEAI-s small supply. Kiln dried
for export, 365; coarse meal in bags l4lalss
HAY-Receipts, 695 tons Steady; q6iet business
Prime timothy, Leo: No. !. IS No 2. s5a9O; No 8,
55aso
STRAW Steady; small trade. Long ne. 70
BEEF-SteadY; moderate dealings. Family. 1000
1870 packet, li0OaA5o.
PORK-Inaetive; weaker Ness, l501al55o; family.
1880
TALLOW-steady; dull trade. City, in hogsheads.
s5S
LARD-Weaker. Prime Western. Ss5 citv. sas.
refined continent. s IS; South American. g75, re-
fined Brazilian kegs. 100. city steaFine 9Z cleo
stearine. frmi New York. ll6; Chicago. IIIs.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ChicagO April so-CATTLE-Receints $500 head
market higher Prime beeves, 621a7 Is poor TO me-
dium. 459a6l0; stOckers and feeders, 3S0a535 COWS
and heifers 325a6g5 Gamers, 2l5a2lO; Texans. 4O
a56O.
HOGS-Receipts 5000 head market strong. Light
5.50a605 rough, 540a56s mixed. 545as O.; heavy.
5.25a595; pigs 4I5a5l0
sHEEP-Receipts, 1ToeO head; steady Native
sheep, f.5Oa6.59; Western sheep, 465ae 50: native
lambs. 6.o0a770 Western lambs 705
New York. April 0--CATTLE-Receipts 1850
head; steers higher: bulls steady lower Steers
675a7ooi fat oxen, 500; bulls. 375ai65i tail-ends
$50: COWS Z2a405; tail-ends, 2ol
NES-ReceiIts 720 head; market lower
Common to prime reals, 5G0a700; choice lots early.
325; few sales to outside buyers at higher prices:
calls ao0a45o; butteTmilks. 35oa375 Dressed calves
lower; city dressed veas 7iEal1 selected eaTcssses
ulzal2. country dressed. Ta9i6
SHEEP AND LAAlBS-Rsoeipts II, 100 head nom
inals lambs steady. Unshorn lambs, 75oas. I2is no
very prime s0ld clipped lambs, 6.59a7o0; spring
lambs. SOC
H0GS-Receipts. I3.e4oi market strong; $50 for
medium weights
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sls F STREET NORTHWEST.

, years, per cent. semi-annually. part original
Let z
Holmead Manor-WHlism 6. AIinnir e. III. to Er-
nest H. Daniel and Thad B. Sargent % secue
Ella T. kennedy N,550 years, per cent, seInl-
annually. lot 20. block A..
Whitney Close-Wiiam F. and Emma T. Greares
10 Walter II. Wilcox and George h. Hane. TO Sc
cure William ii. Gain. trustee. slooo. 1 u s.
months. per cent lot s. square Sa6. Wade
H. MoFeland et ux. to Walter r. Wilcox and
George F, Hans, 10 secure Willism *. Hill,
s. 40. 70 q months, per cent. lot 5, block I.
Square Isl-MyTtle Il. and Mary Y Palmer 70 Ma
tional Savings and Trust Company 10 secure
Amefiean Security ard Trust Company, A0o, ;
years. per cent. seIni-annually. lot ia.
GreenFale-Nslter b. Randall et TX. % Morris Z.
sahin and William H. Hallam 10 secure Henry
A. Yeith and Glenn L. Husted SIS. 10 8
months, without interest, part.
Square 97-Thomas Bones and S Percy Thompson,
trustees, to Odeli :. Smith ard Charles W.
Simpson, to secure Clarence +. Noment, slio19,
years. Per cent, seni-anausily, lots IS and g..
Squares 2s6 and a5-Aehile T. BnFklin et 10
William B. Turpin and Amandus +. J0rss, 70
secure Anton Lerch 5000. 3 70 I'D months
per cent semi-anHually, lot and part original
lot p square 2s6. and parts lots and g. square
rs
Square sss-Maurice Jcycs ct ux to Edward J.
StslEagen aud George T. Fleming. 70 secure
Thomas n Gale A.ooo, years, per cent
seEni-annually LOT Q.
WhitehaFen, St. Phillip and Jaeob-FTaBcis J.
Shugrue ct TX. 20 Claud Livingston and Wiimet
W. Trew. 10 secure Bezekiah Thomas. si,oo. s
years, per cent. semi-annuaiy, lots 9 and s.
block l4ls. and part Of tracts
Columbia Heghts-Gabriel F. Coulon to Henry +.
Mooney and Harry N. Dante. to secure Francis
A. Blundon. $50. monthly payments. peT
cent lot co. block o.
Bloouingdale- II. Brock ct vir. william l.,
20 Frank J. Dieudnnne and James Berry. 70
secure Perpetual Building Association, $500, lot
s.. block Z.
Square sl9-Wfmer r. simmerman Ct ux To I'd
ward ]. Stellwagen and George T. fleming %
secure John C. Weldon. S 9e8. years. 81 pef
cent, ssmi-aupaslly, lot S,
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by =. T. Hutton & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board Of Trade g. Bowie Chipman. man
aFJr, 1891 + street northwest.
Chicago. April 0-The market Was dull and
firm, with near positions showing most strength,
particularly in the Northwest The markets there
we're up sharply on small receipts, reports being
that Minneapolis mills had absorbed all the stocks
there and that Duluth had sold all her stock
There was some buying On the absence 0f further
rain, and the tone of the market was helped By
the foreign statistics and the nervousness Of the
shorts ia the near positions,
Corn was weak. There was pronounced pressure
On the July and September and il was stated
that the Chicago bull party in May was selling
heavily through brokers for July and September.
The receipts were somewhat larger. grading was
fairly good, and the visible supply showed small
increase. where decrease had been expected.
Oats were quiet and about steady. showing little
feature. and prices did me- show much response to
the break in corn or the strength in wheat
Provisions were dull and about steady early, bat
developed decided weakness later.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Columbia Heghts-Thomas f. Keane ct ux 70 Her
bert T. shannon and Morton J. Luchs. to secure
William Houser. 81 ooo 5 months. per cent, lot
Co. block Q.
South Keailwor4h-Willlam N. Watson e uE 20
Roy n Hickman and II. Owen Thompson. 10
secure Owen H. Fowler, s129 l to 50 months
per cent. lot e5. block 5l55.
Square 75a-alichael Burke ct ux. 10 r. Preston
shesley and William II. 0ffiey, 10 secure Helen
G. Sillinan SO. years. per cent semi-an-
nually, lot q.
North Rsndls HighIsnds-Arty Fl. HaTreli to Ma
tonal Savings and Trust Company, 70 secure
American Security and Trust Com9any. trustee
S2fd monthly payments. ~ per cent. semianuu-
ally iot q block 5til
Reservoir Yiew-I. Eugene Davis to James F. Hood
and FiTInan r. Homer TO secure MeLachien
Banking Cooperation. $50. Is months. per cent,
lot 5. block ].
Square 7SS-James Hughes to Frank T. ard gesss
VI. Rawlings, to secure Frank S. Collins. SOC,
The Washington herald., 1908-04-21
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore, April 21.-FolloWing are the Official
prices today
BUTTER-Creamer. fancy. per pound, 5Oa3oH
imitation ban; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls,
20a22; tore-packed. Ohio. Ieal7; do, West Vir-
ginia. lsazl; Maryland Virginia, and Pennsylvania
dairy prints. 9oa2l
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chickens young. large per
pound, lssD winter, lbs. and over 20a2; spring,
ih and II lbs. S1sS5 do old hens. L3al3sz ducks
puddle. young isaA; do, young. sIuscoTy and
mongrel, I2al3
EGGs-Maryland and Pennsylvania, fresh, per
dozen l5ls; duck, nearby. IS.
POTATO ES-White nearby prime, per bushel
65a70; Western Maryland and Pennsylvania, per
bushel T0a75; Potomac and Delaware. per bbl. 400a
40
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLEs-Apple
Eastern shore Maryland and Virginia, psr bhl., No
l. l75aZ z5; do small. common. L25al.5oi do. per
lf-bbl basket. 5a75; do. New York. asserted bbl.
200aa.00; cabbage New York. Danish, ton l200s
400; lettuce Norfolk per lsbbl. bas., 5oal00 egg
plants Fiorida per crate l75azeo; oranges. Florida
per box as to size. L75a225; peas Florida per
bss. l50az0o; squash. FioTida, Per bas., 15oa2o0s
strawberries, Florida, per quart, lea0 tomatoes,
Florida per carrier fancy 20a250, fair. L25ai 50:
tuTnips. native. Per bus. soi eslsy, FIorida. PER
Cetss 2eoa3.oo
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Z. T. Hutton & Co.
membCrs Of the New York Stock Exchange and The
New York Cotton Exchange q. Bowie Chapman
manager, 1901 street northwest
New York April 4.-Cottou opened weak and ths
market broke badly before the noon hour on beary
selling from Wall street and through commission
house orders from Europe. AT the opening there
was general feeling Of hopefuiness due TO reports
Of heavy rains over great part Of the cotton belt
but despite This favorable turn prices opened %
points down. and az the noon hour stood about u
points below the closing II last THURSDAY, Durns
the afternoon trading was dull the market lifeess
aud the closing quotations showed that the bottom
months
Estimated receipts az the ports were 10 900 bales
against s6 bales last week and 27g6 bales last year
For tic week 5000 bales, against ASA bales last
week and 2 95l bales last year. Todays receipts al
New Orleans were 4S6 bales against so bales last
year. and at Houston, So bales, against ass bales
last year
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Criminal Court No p

United States - Charles r. FablsF Harry VIM
sail and Andrew L. Lucas. conspiracy; demurrer
oTerTuled Defendants attorneys. J. S. Easby-
Smith ard =. Z. Hiiiagd.
United States Wellington q Herbert, assault
with dangerous weapon. plea not guilty withdrawn
and plea guilty entered sentence suspended De
feudauf's attorney. ". J. Lambert.
United States vs. Thomas K. Riker. false uTo-
tenccs same Defendants ettor7ey J B. Archer.
United States Is. Same, embezzlemeut; n0lle pros.
Attorney. same.
Rogers ubheTy; both guilty. Defendants att0F-
ncys Campbell Csuingtoa aud Irving Williamson
United States vs. Walter J. Stewart, forgery noe
pros.
Assignments fer today.
United States Is Joseph Sskoisky. Albert LuCket
George Shafer. and FELIX KcpplcT.
United States IS. James Ball ard Prank Butler
United States ys. Prank j. McFsddsn.
United States rs. Edgar FISK
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

Baltimore. April 9.-Followins are the quotations
on live stock per hundredWeight, at the Union
Stock Yards to-day.
CATTLE-Reeeipts for week ended at noon to-day
were l,Il9 head, against ssl head last week Steers
fair TO strictly prime 5.5ea6.75; common TO fair
45a5.50; heifeTs 35Oa5.50: bulls 300sz75 cows l50
a475 fresh cows, 2SooEe0.oo per head.
H0GS-Receipts for week ended at noon today
we're Y SIS head against s4f head last week West
erns 65oa6.50s from other points. sl5s625; roughs
z25ss .
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rsceipts for week ended
ct noon to-day were 2l6s head. against 4Ia head
last week. Sheep, wool, 3O0a65e; clipped 250as e5
lambs WOOL s0Oass0: clipped 50oa7. 20: spring $50
ai6.59.
CALVES-Recelpts for week ended st noon to-day
were 200 head, against 5s3 head last week Common
to best, 40oa7.3.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-21
Equity Suits.

No. 277fS. Caroline Cotton Dahlgen ct al. IS
Helen NJ B. Sacher; for confirmation Of compromise
agreement. Attorneys. c. II. Lynn and C. A.
Douglas-R. O. Donaldson, B. ", Parker, and A.
s WoFthington.
No. Z7TiA Herbert L. Smith vs. Charles c. Ian
caster; dissolution Of partnership aoosundting re-
ceiyer, &e. Attorney, r. a. Ford
No. 27745. Mary L. Henicke IS George C.
Heinieke; for maintenance. Attorneys. c. J. f.
Graf and F. E. Mitchell
No. 277B Elizabeth Z. Wyie vs.. Claude W.
Wyhe ct al divorce, Attorney, David RothschUd
No g77iL Mamie StTother vs. John strother
e al. divorce. Attorney, Thomas Walker.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-21
CURB MARKET.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK Aprl 2l-Money on call at the stock
exchange today opened AZ ~ per cent; highest ?;
lowest, IL; closing, Q Most of ths loans we're
At lE
Time money opened the week practically un-
changed. in 50 far as demand was concerned. but
s1upIv was liberal and rates showed q still easier
tendency. For the shorter periods there was q re
ductiou If !, per cent. Rates - per cent for
ninety days FOR four months, 2iza3A. foE I've and
six months 33.al for ever the election pcriod and
sisaiss for one year
Acrcahtile paper came into the market in fair
volume There was a moderate sale fer choice
names. Rates. 4iza5 per cent for sixty and ninety
lavs. indorsed bills rereivabe 44sa5h for choice
four and six months single names. and 81 for
others
Sterling to-day vas steady at last weeks closing
rates. Rates f1r actual business were as follows;
Sixty days 4Sl5ai 1850 demand 4s7l5a4s2l cables,
4s755a4 s168. Commercial bills were 4s4a4sFs.
The supply Of grain and c1tton bills was scarce.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-21
Circuif Court No. 2.
urgrTcE aNnERSnN

No. issg1. Lewis IS. Martin; ease dismissed. At
tomsys. J. ". patte5on-J. J. Darlington and W.
e.. Sullivan.
b.a National Sand Dredging Company on trial
ATTORNEYS, Hami.ou Cobsrt, Verses & Hamilton
McCatnn,au & Hayden and s. ID. Bradley.
No. 56I C0stigan z al vs- Hekimian et 81.
Attorueys, II. " Whestiey-Tucker & Kenyon, L.
A. Joues. and q. c. Shinn
Assignments for to-day
No 800 Eyeritt Harvey. Attorneys. J. s.
Eas5y-smith-R +. Alattingly
No. 5lG Deaisou vs.. City and Suburbau Railway
Company C al Attorneys. II. 5. Matthews and
r. A. B5geu-R K. Perry 4 Son
80. 352. kaufman vs. D0hbins Attorneys, u. D.
Rosenberg and j.. W. Baker-Le9 Simmons.
No ~ Heyman vs. Same. Attorneys, sane.
No. s5i. R0senthai ys, Same. Attorneys sane
motions postponed until AIGil q.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
(Monday, April 20, 1eos1

modified. Attorneys, F. E. Mitchell and Edwin For
rest
No. z7s5 Hsmicke vs.. Hemicke; rule as to ali
mony. Attorneys, c. J. Graf and F. Z. Mitchell
No. 2le3s Galloway Ys. Hal; bin dismissed.
Attorneys. Wilson & Barksdale-W. Z. Lester.
Assignment fer to-day:
No. az United States Press Association vs.
United States Press Association ct a. Attorneys l.
A. Bailey-J. c. Harper, Douglas & Douglas
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

HighTiew and PTospect-W Oscar Rsmsbury to
William F. Hummer. lots !. p. and .. block II.
HighYiew, and parcels S and In Prospect,
So
No. go d street SouthWest-Philip W Birch ct TX.
20 Alfred Boswell. original lot 81 square $50. $40.
seyeath street southwest between and G streets
Edgar A. Behrend to Rudolph r. Behrend, parts
original lots l. 2. and "a, square 49, SO.
Dohbins' Addition to Washington-James Martin et
ux "a Susan Williams lot S. block Is. SO.
Nes. lso2 and IsA coEooTaa streets nOrtbKsss-CsFe