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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John a. Turner IS. ard Sallie F. HOPKINS ..
both Of Broadway. Va. Rev. James T. Irvine.
Francis ]. GuilfOyle - and Katharine S. Rouse,
20. Rev James F. AIackin
BCuiCe c. Tranhsm 50. Cf Rutherford \. J.,
and Anna V. Bowers, 3 OF East Fails Church. Va.
Rev. Weston BHm5r.
Frank Il. Schwartz. %. and Estella E Barley,
2 d Amsterdam. y. Y Rev. r. 7. Williams
AeivF 5 Huemon. q, and Ruse Kromon. 3.
Rev. NJ r. Yoelson.
William G. Dacey, IS, of Boston, Mass, and Anna
NJ tiuntTum, p Rev. J. T. Huddle
Robert T. BradhJm g. and Alaude I shipley,
O. Rev. Weston Brner.
Harry A. Stacey 2, and Minnie B. Fulke. IS
Rev James W Many
Everett W. johnson, g. Of Fairfax County. Va
and Anna NJ Koch, 2 Rev. Y. H. BaIenEzr
John w. Lupton, s. and Mamie C. Harvey 81
both Of LynchhWg. Va Rev. J. r. Mclaughlin
Edgar 4. Hugiley, e. and Otcllia L. Bargor 26.
Rev Y. Bischof
Charles 5. Brock, q. Of Oakland Fla. and Lily
A Hughes, %. Rev James H. Taylor
James Marshall Fitzhugh, 8. Of Burke Va, ard
jamie Constance Stewart ~ Rev. John " Smith,
COL0RED.
William D. Smith D. and Emma N. Higgins %
Rev r. r. Robinson.
Benedict Sprigg. = and Mary Y. Munscn. 80
Rev John W. Carroll
james lucas q, and Bette A Coats, 2. Rev.
R. A. Amstead.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

GrisTold's Addition to Anac1sta-Johu F. and Cath
sTine r. McCaHen 70 Heuy H. Berman ami
Julius A. Aaedei 10 secure George 81 Emmer-
ich and Douglass s. Mackali. trustees. SO / and
years, 6 per cent seni-aunualy. part lot OIL
Square Hl8-EdWard y. Richards et ur 20 T. l.
Siddous and Lee D. Latimer. 10 secTe Jackson
II. Ralston and z. Quincy smith. trustees. s. 500.
year, pfT cent. semi-aHHuzliy lots l6 T.
.ud l3
square 55I-Eizabeth g saum 70 J. Io-.i= Wiui-,
snd Emest Il. Daniel. 10 secure William e..
farter, $50. 90 days, fzr cent. iot Isl.
Senate Heights-Eimer +. Inlay et ux. 20 Thomas
Il. and Sanuel ". PicdfoId. 30 seCue Sanford
Idle, 500. i6 % g months, Der cent. lot 3 and
pau lot /. block
Square ss-ChaTes J. Butler 10 Eugene Morgan and
Perry II. Russell. 10 seeIre William v Boar
man. $ 900. year, Ter cent semi annually,
l0t S.
Square I274-J. Barton Miller Ct ux to T. J. Giles
aud g. d. Miller to seC9re Charles NJ BIicseIy
$50, years. per cent lot I79, and rart lot
Square il6-George 5. Webb 70 Hur7 l. Rust and
Charles Eariy- % secure Grstz f. Drnkum. S.059
years PER cent ssmi-anHHally lot g.
Square 5l5-Leonard q. Guuuel % james II. Tav-
ior. TO secure Lydia J. Shoemaker. SEQ / year
3 pr cent. lot l5S
Square A6-Iozepaine g. Amos 70 Wharton F. Ls=-
Tel and LUc8s L. Loving. 20 see.re PCrcivsl H.
Marshall ct al. trustees. S76lfIs ] and years
O. and g.
Manor Park-The Federal Realty Company 20 Carl
l.. Davis and Charles I. Bliss. 70 secure VIII
lam ~ Terrell trustee S0, / year. per cent.
lots ID 10 Is. square 33s9 and lots ] n { and g.
square 800. same 70 same, % secure same,
500. ] year per cent, Slusra 5S7.
LaHier Heights-fh0mas II. Grriine et ux 70 John
{. OLaughin and J. Augustus TAYLOR. To- Sc
cure Mabel o Laughiiu. Leo, 6 20 j. months,
per cent semiauEualiy boz ls-
Square 5l5-Bcli v Fleming 10 HaTy /. and DaUd
y. Rust. ir. 20 secure Julia Thompson C0ttle,
Si01o. years, Her cent. semi-aunually, Tart
original lots ]. .. and u.
Efingham place-Csue l. Aiillsrd % Edrlge T.
Jordan and Julius l. PeySer. % secure Bert T.
Amos, $50. PAYABLE October ]. 1875. @ per cent,
samiannUaIly, lot I5. block :.
Washington Heights-Wiliam D. .s1loHroe et Tx. 70
A. J. Hmto0u and George : Rees 20 secure
M9llie Caudall. $50 ? years, per cant. SEMI
annually 70t I5 block
Meridian Hill-Alichae J. Keane. WidOgaT 10 john
T. Arms and Alexander X Phillips % secure
the Potomac Insurance Company Of District of
Cclumbia S200p. years per cent, seni-an-
nuaily lot G. block g.
Square 26C-J. Riley Cumberland n J. Walter
Stephenson to secure AIary 7. Kelly So
months. 6 per cent part Tot g.
Squares 462 and I73-William s. White q ux et
al. 10 William F. Edm0nstOn and John D.
COugllsu. TO secure J. e. Howell $50 years.
per cent semi-aunually, lots g. IS, and ST.
square 462, and original lots 4 20 7 and L.
square l.5.
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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Tahiti and Marquesas Islands via San Francisco.
close here daily at els D. IN. up TO January g. for
dispatch bY steamer Mariposa.
japan. Korea China and Philippine Islands via
Seattle. close here daily at els D. m up to jan
usry 30, for dispatch hy seame- Iyo Mar
Hawaii, Guam, and Philippine Islands. via San
Francisco. close here daily at 6I5 D. m up to
January ST. fer dispatch by United States transport
Hawaii via San Francisco close here daily at s.l5
J. IN. I'D 10 February g. for dispatch by steamer
Alameda.
Hawaii japan. Korea China, and Philippine Isl
ands via San Francisco. close here daily at 6I5
?. n. up TO February 6, for dispatch by steamer
Hongkong Maru-
Australia texeept mails for West AustraliaJ. New
Zealand, aud New Caledonia. via San Francisco.
close here daily at els up to February g. for dis
patch By steamer Yeddo.
japan. Korea, China, and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria. b. c.. close here daily at
65 D. up to February T. for dispatch by steam
or Empress Of India.
japan. Korea, China. and Philippine Islands. va
Tacoma clCse here daily at els p m. up TO Febnl-
ary IA, for dispatch by steamer Bellerophon.
Hawaii, japan, Korea, China, ard Philippine ISL
snds. via San Francisco close here dsiIy At s15
p m. up to February 20, for dispatch by steamer
Korea.
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD

aAtS4l1E GUl LII
Estate Of Leslie T. Fsrrsn: order granting letters
Of administration. bond. Slo0 Attorney W H
Sholes
Estate Of William F. Leween; order admitting
viii % probate and record and letters testsmentary
bond. $50. Attorney. \. G. Wells.
Estate Of Frances NJ, Mexican; order admitting
viii 10 probate and record and letters testameutary
bond. 500. Attorney Woodbury. Blair
Estate Of Robert /. King; order admitting viii TO
probate and record and letters testamentary; bond
SEQ. AttomeA ". NJ 0aiey
In re Marion X. Hawkins et al: order aUthoTiz-
ing allowance. Attorneys. Lyon & Lyon
Estate Of Lizzie Dewey; order admitting viii and
codici to probate and record and letters tesla
mentary. Attorney, W. A. McKenney.
Estate of George Z. Mattingly: order granting
letters Of administration; bond. 500. Attorneys,
Blair & Th0m
Estate Of James 81 Deen; order authorizing pay
ment Of dover Attorney5, W. W. Douglas and
". C. BaldeTson
Estate Of James s. GunneH: order authorizing
payment Of certain amounts Attorney. James c.
TAYLOR.
Estate Of Penelope D. smith: order authorizing
distribution Attorneys MILAN q Smith
In re Charles G. Smith order authorizing settle
ment of insurance Attorneys. MILAN & smith
Estate Ct Woodbury. LoWeTy: order authorizing
amendment Of order Attorney Woodbury. Blair
Estate Of Catharina NJ Amberger; order admitting
viii to probate and record and letters testament
ary bond. $3.50, Attorneys, Wolf & Cohen.
Estate of Hyman Lewis; order granting letters of
administration; bond, 500. Attorney, A. L. New
myer.
Estate Of Frederick NJ. Sims; petition for allow
anea. Attorney ]. r. AdFiaans
Estate of Annie Hartford; viii dated February u
1901 fled.
Estate Of Thomas P Stephenson: petition for le.-
ters Of administration Attorney. W. c. Prentiss.
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supreme Court of the United states.

Supreme Court OF the United states.
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Harlan.
Mr, Justice Brewer Mr.. Justice White. Mr. Justice
Peckham. Mr. Justice McKenna. Mr.. Justice Holmes,
Mr. Justice Day, and AIr. Justice Moody.
J. Wilbur Albright, Of Nome. Alaska Albert T
AicNeal. Of seBanee, Tenn. and Edmond II. Moon,
Of Youngstown Ohio. were admitted to practice.
No. 33s. The United States. appellant, rs. TIE
sissetou and Wahreton bands Of Sioux Indians; and
Ne. 339. Tie sisseton and Wahpeton hands Of Sioux
Indians. appellants vs. The United States: argument
concluded By Mr.. Marion Butler for the Indians.
No. ls8. James x. JettOn. revenue agent. &c, et
all appellants. University Of the South: argument
commenced by Ny Charles T. Gates, r., for the sp-
pellants. oontinusd BY Alr James j. Lynch and Air
Arthur Cr0WnOyeF for the appellee. and concluded
by Air. Felix ID. lynch for the appellants.
No. l9s. Thomas Battle, plaintiff ia error. vs. The
United States. submitted by Mr.. John Randolph
Cooper for the plaintiff in error and by Mr. Assist
ant Attorney General Cooley for the defendant in
en0f.
Adjourned until to-day at u O'Clock
The day call for Wednesday January e. vii be as
follows; Nos land 81. l3s. ~, l5s l0. 40 Il3
ia. l47. and l49
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DEATH RECORD.

Joseph C. Dwyer I3l5 ST. ne., 70 years.
Patrick Dean. Govt HosTl, Insane, 66 years
Samuel l.. Gardiner. Ga No. sE.. 81 years.
Efio NJ CadaU us 9Th st. s., II years
Sylvester Thomas 42i 18th 81. se.. "a years
Anna b. Simonds Wash Asyl HosTl IS years
1Iinna p Wright 10 Nd ave lie. 70 years.
Edith KeenaTdsm Bennng. y. C.. Il years
Mary 4 Douglass Iowa Circle 81 years.
James W. Archer i3il Q ST. NV. q years
Anna J. Guest l6z0 lsti- s. nv. Is years
Henry W Reid 5el y. J. ave nE. 20 years
William A. Wilcox. l01 Sth ST. NV. 50 years.
Anna Ridgeway 80 Columbia road . years,
Martha r. King III A 81. Sc 81 years
Charles H. Martin. L. S Soldiers Home D. C.. II
years
Margaret A. Gibson. l0Il st. sw, 30 Years.
Mafy L Rogers. 81 Randolph ST., petWorth, ID,
- IS years.
Daniel ". Beveridge. Wash AssL Hospl &c years.
Frank J.. Beight. l2 Mass. ne. months
Sarah Z. Campbell. 753 9TH ST. Sc. / day,
COLORED
Iaury Robinson. a05 p st. sg. l05 years
KoteTt Murray, Sl4 Delaware ave, 40 years
Sarah Thomas. Columbia HosIl., IS years.
Bell Martin, Il Browns couu sV . years.
Richard K. Butler, ll27 9th 81. Sc, 50 years.
Frank Johnson 6l7 Browns coIIrt s.. years.
William 4. Kelley. 500 y st. NV. 50 years
katherine +. Betters Hamilton road, Coed Hope.
2 years
Lawrence P. Campbell. 100 lst s. Sc. months
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NUIE-fubIisicd only as Information. and not
guaranteed
400 ?. NC * o. LIMITED Dsily-Fast YES
tbule tTaln. PIiilmaT seepeTs to Lexington, Louis
vile. Cincinnati. Indian tpos Chicago, and ST
Louis. Connection for Virginia Hot Springs Pull
man cars Louisville 20 Nashville Memphis, and New
Orleans. Dining a Ia carte service.
ua0 Z. NJ. +. Y. LIMITED, Daiiy-Solid
FestIbuls TAIN. Pullman SleCpeTs % Cincinnati
Lexington. and louisville. Compartment sleeping
car b Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining cars
Ia carte service. Pullman Sleepers Cincinnati to
Chicago and St Louis. and Louisville TO Memphis
Nashville. and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices, 5lS Pennsylvania a5tnuei 6l5 18Th street,
near +, and New Union Station. Telephones Main
$3.50 for Washington Terminal Cab Service and Main
l066 OF 22o5 Tor &. & O. Ticket Office.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B.-Following schedule figures published only
as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta Birmingham, Mobile. New Orleans,
AsheVille Chattanooga, Memphis, 800 a. N and
II 90 p. m daily
For Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis.
New Orleans l0I5 p. m. daily.
For Savannah. Jacksonville and Florida points.
iJ0 p m. daily
For Columbia, Charleston Augusta, Aiken. llO
D. m. and $50 D. m daily
Tourist cars for California, tri-weekly 410 D. m.
Local for HauisOnburg. $50 a. m daily: 4:l5 D m
week days. for DanTille. 500 a. m daily. ard for
Charlottesville. sos a. m and 4:55 p. m daily
Frequent trains 20 and from Bluemont
L. S BROWN, General Agent.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

TICKET OFFICE: Ii2l PENNA. AVE.
N0tice-Fol0WiHg schedule not guaranteed.
los A. NJ. Daily-Seab0ard Mau. Through coaches
and Pullman sieepers TO Savannah and jacksonville
Through seepeis Washington TO Hamlet and Ham
let 70 Atlanta. PaTlor ear 70 Pinehust. Dining
cars.
725 p NJ Daily-Seaboasd Florida limited. Solid
Pullman train through 60 jacksonville and 81. Au-
gustine. Also through sleepers 10 Pinsbgrst. At
anita Birmingham. and Memphis. Dining cars.
go +. b. Daiy-Stab0ard Express. Coaches and
PullInans % SaTaunah and Jacksonville
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
OF THE PERSONAL PROPERTY
OF THE JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
COMPANY.
Pursuant to a decree Of the Circuit
Court Of the United States for the East
ern district Of Virginia. we will proceed to
sell. at public auction, on the premises
commencing TUESDAY, February 4, 1905
at II O'Clock a. m. and continuing from
day 90 day until the sale is completed. the
personal property Of the jamestown Ex-
position Company. consisting in part Of a
large quantity Of lumber and building ma
teTial tent floors and camp fixtures. cots
mattresses, office furniture typewriters.
druggets, bookcases. nling cabinets police
motor launch, road implements, &c.
We viii also have for sale, privately. at
its appraised valuation, on and after JAN
UARY 30, 1905 q large quantity Of insu-
lated copper wire and cable electrical fix
lures, fire extinguishers, and plumbing
fixtures
TERMS: CASH
ALFAH II. MARTIN,
WM. NJ. GEDDES.
ia21-9t Receivers.
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AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE N EFFECT JANUARY 6. 1903
Leave Washington New Union Station.
SOS a. NJ. and 200 a. m.-Daily-Au points on
Norfolk and Western. also Knoxville Chattanooga
and Memphis
IOl5 p. m.-Daily-Roanoke. Bristol. Winston
Salem, Knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville Memphis
New Orleans Through Sleepery Dining Cars
For Norfok-Leaye Washington 1 % a. H. daily
II G5 a N. daiy. A5 D. H. daily Arrive Norfolk
II % a. m. s ID p. m., 10 Is p. N.
4d6 p. m.-Dallv- -Beuyvile. Luray, Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS T. Ia. and
il 80 b. N.
All information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue Bond Building.
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MORE OFFICERS RESIGN.
ExOneration of Col. Dyer Results Tn
Many Retirements from Regiment.

Many Retirements from Regiment.
New York. Jan. 2S.-Two more officers
have resigned from the Twelfth Regl-
ment making an even dozen designations
since Col Dyer was exonerated BY a
court Of inquiry of the charges brought
against him by officers Of his regiment
The two latest and probably the last OF
the commissioned officers 20 get out are
Capt. II. II. Rogers, jr., who com
manded Company c, and Lieut.. Thomas
B. Crockett. of Company d. When these
designations go into effect there will be
five companies in the regiment that will
be left without commissioned officers. II
will be about a month, however before
those who nave resigned will be able to
obtain their discharges. and meanwhile
they are liable for the performance of
their military duty, unless excused.
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RAILROADS.
& OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE,
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR. ."
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL, SD STREET NEW YORK.
= 90 a. M. Diner, Pullman PsIllT.
70 20 m. BHtfat paTlor. Fiyeh1u Train.
500 a. m. Diner and Pullman Par.or Car.
III go a. m. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
'ls39 r. m. Diner and Pullman Parior Car,
800 D. M. Royal Limited" All f'uiuaau- hour
400 D. ll- Coaches to F-iladelpha.
800 2. m. Diner and Pullman Psrior.
see D. ID. Coaches 70 Philadelphia,
IL 20 T. M sletpes
- a. m. sleepeIs
ATLANTIC CITY. Tm $50 fl00 a H.. ra0.
'3S3 p. ul
ANNAPOLIS, week days. 800 a. NJ. 1895 noon.
$40, 600 D. m. SUNDAYS SO a. m. $50 d. m
EVERY HoJg on THE HOUR"
Week DAYS 20 O. m. o. so =. M
TO BALTIMORE
'252 800 $50 TM. 80. sH9. $50, ESQ.
~ 49,. II 80 a. m., Il-19 na9u ~ %. $50
SID. W sM 3l. $50, 'i4i. 4:5. so.
!!29S5. 80 900 go. T0o. 800. rs30. 1000
WESTWARD
CHICAGO, -9I1 @. Ia. IT, 80 =. n.
CINCINNATI. 81. LOUIS aud LOUISVILLE
sf PgTfsIf a 1- O' 2. o n .-i. night ,,o7,
CLEVELAND. ga0 p. M.
COLUMBUS, -5s9 p. m.
MHkELlNG $40 o. H.. s 80 D. n.
MINgHEsTER. 20 a. ~. t4a5. 800 o. n.
- fB1oERlCh. 80, sac. Ssa5 a. Hl.. 81 30 tia6.
HAGEKsTOwN.. 1910 a. m.. $50 p m.
-DaiE. fEXeept sunday. s>uudsr aals.
q ii-LEPHoNEs az all u the following Ticket Of
ave. Main q. New Union station. Ticket Ofsee
Main l5sJ Information BEgtau. Main 1850
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THE BLACK WITCH DEAD.
Former Slave, Who Made Remark
able Predictions, Passes Away.

Paoi. Ind. Jan. 2S-Aunt Winnie Bur
nett. known for score of years as "The
Black Witch" died to-day in her ninety
sixth year. She came here soon after the
war, having been slave in the South.
and first attracted notice by her remark
able predictions regarding floods, droughts,
epidemics, and the like. Hundreds of peo-
pie believed in her powers of divination.
and for years she was supported by vol
untary contributions.
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ALEXANDRIA.
LUMBER AND MILL WORK.
HENRY K. FIELD & CO.,
SASH. DOORS. FRAMES.
LUMBER OP ALL KINDS.
PLAN $1,OO0,000 CHURCH.
New 81. Thomas Episcopal Edifice
to Replace One Burned.

" ~ i'EFtNN VttN afNI ittWs
New York. Jan. 2S.-Plans for the new
St Thomas Episcopal Church, 10 re-
place the one burned in 1906, were an
nounced to-day. The old site, Fifth ave
nue. and Fifty-third street. will be re-
tained. and the new exterior will follow
in some slight measure the lines OF the
old church.
The style is French gothic. with some
English notifications. Just how much
the new structure will cost is not known,
but II will not be less than 81 l.000609.
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Equity Court No. 2.


dAoiltk GOULD.
No H5la Lewis ~. Lewis. rule as 10 aiimouv
pendente lite retunable January 81. 1905. AttOr-
neys, II. H. H0ilander-J. T. Laskey.
No &s5 Mitchell vs. Mitchell time 10 take
testimony limited. Attorneys. J. ". Latimer-E H.
Jackson. J. Il. Adriaaus and Irving Williamson
No. l7lll. Gin IS. Appeuzeller; decree of Decem-
her Is, 1897 vacated and bin dismissed. Attorueys,
2. n. Br0wn-W. A Johnston
No assignments FOR to-day
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-SO PER NO, go y. c AVE. Sc.
s rooms and bath; $3.50 On 81, Sc rooms
bath. and cellar: S6, 30 9th ST. ne Groom brick
$50, 38 Mas ave. me-, rooms and bath Sl4.5O
295 A 81. Sc, Groom brick. CHAS. a. SHIELDS
l4G5 T st NV. ja293t
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RESENT TREATMENT IN AFRICA
Natives of India DenOunce Govern
ment for Conditions In TransvnnI.

ment for Conditions In TransvnaI.
London. Jan. 2s.-At a large meeting Of
natives of India held this afternoon in
Caxton Hall resolutions were passed de-
nouncing the government for allowing the
shameful and humiliating treatment to
which their eountTymen had been sub
jected in the Transvaal.
The resolutions also declared that the
avowed helplessness of the imperial gov
ernment to protect them as civilized citi-
zens Of the empire from such eowardly
invasion of their rights had already done
great harm in India, and was bound to
lead to unforeseen results.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FIRST-CLASS FOREMAN CARPENTER
with good reference, . years experience. and
good estimator. can get plenty Of woTk if some
lady or gentleman viii furnish small capital silent
or active; yOU handle the money l will do the
hustbng good business for some parent 70 give their
son. Address BOX l0l, Herald Office. jaZs-st
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JusTICE WRIGHT.

r.
No 3s57 Hall vs.. Dietz; verdict for plaintiff for
| 900. Attorueys J A. Burlart and David Rotbs-
child-Leon Tobriuer.
No 55Bs United States ex rel Thorpe rs. See
rstsry q Treasurer; order Overriding demurrer n
return Of respondent Attorneys. II. L. CorsoD and
| G. F. Hamilton-D W. Baker
| No 4slB Davis vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. on trial Attornevs Levi II
Davii-C A. Douglas and G.. r. HooTer.
/ Assignments for to-day:
/ Charles Poe-G F. Williams.
No IZ Johnson vs. Washington Railway and
| Electric Comrany Attorpeys Fdvin Pores 49,
/ charles Bendh inc. A Dorgias and q
| Hoover.
/ No DO Daly & KniehtIy vs.. souder. Attorneys
", NJ -, 0Hs'wW; Nv. - BaideFston-
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So NJ p D. = ,,-lHs3s L ..
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~ 80 So, .s,.,,f.,-..-. NJ
,ts.. .. - 81 u. FglialH' s4'
pa- 10 "a - = VI T. Il 5'g5e5. LOUIS Mol
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n ase c. ,j,iis-l,-t- H. .
terrev- I. q VViiigsr1s-. n = m -
IA qsT Ars,ls- rs M. C-,,;.-I - o.
rsnv A+,o-rsrs p + SI.-l - = 80 IN
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p r. p,r- 8 - - = r n -. - 0iS"e4i
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or CO
ministratiou IS 20 give notice that the sub
scribers of the District Of Columbia have obtained
from the Probate Court q the District of Columbia
letters testamentary on the estate Of John ~ Capp
late Of the District u Columbia deceased. All PEI
sons having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
Thereof. legally authenticated the s1bscribers on
OF before the 9TH DAY or JANUARY. A. y.
1879. otherwise they may hy law BE- excluded from
all benefit 0f said estate Given under our hands this
9th DAY 0f January. 1903. ANNA r. CLAPP 1924
Vermont avenue; JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, fs
Fifth street northwest. Attest. lSeaLl JAMES
TANNER Register o. Wills for the District Of Co
lumbia. Clerk of the Probate Court. JOSEPH j.
DARLINGTON, Attorney. ia2iejl2
SUPREME COURT on THE DISTRICT OF CO.
luEhia, holding Probate Court. No. 1918 Ad
mlHistTatiOn- is % give notice that the sub
scrlter who was by the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia granted letters testamentary on
The estate OF ZeTa Luther Tanner. deceased. has
vith The approval . the Supreme Court Of the Dis
tFict = Columbia holding a Probate Court ap-
pointed WEDNESDAY. the 9Th day of Feb7Iarv
1905 az 10 O'Clock a. n as the time and said couFt-
rU0m the place. for making payment and dstribl-
ton from said estate. under the courts direction
and control, when and where ali creditors and per
sons entitled % disTibutiVe shares OF legscias or
residue notified t1 attend IN person OF by agent
OF attorney duly authorized. with their claims
against TIE estate properly y0gched. Given under
ms hand this 18th day Of January. IJs HELEN
b. TANNER. By IRVING WILLIAMSON AtfoF-
ney. Attest tSeail JAMES TANNER. Register
Of WINS for the District Of Columbia. CLERK Of the
Probate Court jal529
The Washington herald., 1908-01-29
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.
Adjourned from day to day.


CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. 1852 Stafford vs. Stafford: reference 10 eX-
aminer Attorneys. r. C. Elder-Archer q Smith.
No zi7Z9. Bryant IS Johnson appeal noted
bend. $50. Attorneys. NJ y. Richardson. A. A.
Birney. and W. H. Richards-L. o. P0sey, Lambert
a. Mclean and j. A. Cobb
IA 4=zfo7lE4errfz for fC f4r
The Washington herald., 1908-01-29

No. 80 West. Bros Brick Company vs
Maurice b. konnan. lot l9, square $50 Tos H stree.
northeast Sl9o.l5. Attorneys Blair & Thom.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-29

FOR sALE-DESIRABLE COLORED MICH
borhood, l0-room and bath. brick dwelling. on cor
uer. Address BOX 100 Herald Office ja2s3t
The Washington herald., 1908-01-29
CLOCK REPAIRING.

l WILL REPAIR 20 CLOCKS FOR % REFER
ences in the city Of Washington. ID. G.. and
suburbs; tins order is good for two weeks. THOMAS
7. FaEEMAN. gI3 NeN Yo-k ave. NV. a9-it
The Washington herald., 1908-01-29
DAILY COURT RECORD
lTuesday. January Is, 1OOs.l
MECHANICS, Iian

vs. Commissioner a Pensions mandamus Attor
neys J. c. De Putr0n and Lemuel Fugett.