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The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-14
cOLUMBIA-"THE SMART SET"

The Columbia Theatre has its strong
est musical comedy attraction OF the
year this week in the Smart Set Com
pany of colored performers, who appear
in an extravaganza called THE Black
Politician" S. II. Dudley is the lead
ing comedian. There are many good
singers and dancers in the outfit, and
number of snappy songs The piece
has a little bit of plot, but not
enough to interfere with the fun-mak-
ing. 1t is really very clever enter
tainmens There is going to be buck
and wing dancing contest for colored
amateurs tomorrow night.
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-14
MAuDE ADAMS IN SHAKESPEARE.

NEW YORK, April 14.-Charles Froh
man has accepted, in the name Of
Maude Adams, an invitation from the
English department of Yale University
for Miss Adams's appearance on June
before the undergraduates and faculty
in a Shakespearian role, similar to the
invitation received and accepted from
Harvard. These special performances
will be Miss Adams's first appearances
in Shakespearian drama since she
PLAYED Juliet. If the weather permits
the Yale performance will be given on
the college campus.
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-14
ROBBED CASH DRAWER
HAD ONLY LEAD SLUGS

Being without counsel when he APP
peared in the First Precinct Police
Court today to answer to the chdrse
of having stolen whiskey and other
articles from Quirt & Berger's saloon
at 90 William street William Barry
asked that his case be allowed to go
over until tomorrow
Judge Howell granted his request,
holding him in default of $1,000 bail.
He is also accused of having robbed the
automatic piano, but it was found tadt
the cash box had contained nothing but
lead slugs instead of niclSels
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-14
Robert EdesOn Makes Attrac-
tive Hero and Frank Mcintyre
Supplies the Comedy.
A STRONG SCENE IN THE
SOUTH AMERICAN JUNGLE
West Point Cadets the Principal
PersOnages in Play by De
Mile and TnrnbulI.
n EoPLE who like romantic plays
will like CLASSMATES" a four-act

will like classmates" four-act
meodrama built on conventional
lines, by William c. De Mile and Mar
garet Turnbull, and presented by Rob-
ert Edeson and company at the New
ark Theatre last night.
The scene of the first act is at West
Point, and the principal actors are all
cadets. Some very silly comedy. pre-
sumably supposed to depict cadet meth
o6s of hazing plebes, provides "reliet'
from the sentimental love-making and
the melodramatic incidents The latter
occur when the hero knocks the villain
down for getting his father drunk and
insulting him.
In the second act the hero announces
his heroic determination to head a re-
lief expedition to the South American
jungle to rescue the man he had
knocked down. This was to redeem
himself in the eyes of his sweetheart,
who was now betrothed to his rival
In the third act the two meet in the
jungle and have it out with each other.
The fourth act simply gathers together
the tangled ends of the romance.
The real value of the play is in the
third act, where the two men discover
each other as both are facing death
from starvation. Pretenses of civiliza-
tion are stripped off and elemental pas
sion has full play. The scene is strong
in conception and creditably played
up, both in the writing and in the act
ing by Mr.. Edeson and Wallace Ed
dinger.
Mr.. Edeson divided the honors of the
performance as whole with Frank j.
Mcintyre. The star, Of course, was cast
in the role of the hero. whom he in-
vested with a sturdy manhood and an
engaging individuality. This, for il
was a strictly conventional character.
was a considerable achievement With
ordinary acting it would have seemed
wishy-washy.
That genial fat man, Frank Mcintyre,
was happily in evidence throughout the
play. He was the same good-natured
mass of avoirdupois and jollity as in
SStrongheart' and in a similar role.
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-14
FORT SIGNS EAST
ORANGE CHARTER
DESPITE DISLIKE
Has Many Features lie Dis
agrees with, but Will Let
People Decide.
[From a STAFF Correspondent

TRENTON, April 14.-Governor Fort
today signed Assemblyman Smiths bill
that is to give the Governors nome
city. East Orange. new charter. The
Governor isn't in sympathy with the
bill entirely. After signing it ne said;
at contains many features with
which l am not able to fully agree, but
in view of the fact that it is to be sub
mitted to the people before it can be-
come operative l do not feel that
should defeat this bill by refusing my
signature. and hence sign it that it
may become a law
The bill was prepared by a charter
commission, on which Recorder Frank
lin w. Fort, the Governors son; George
r. Howe, Gardner Colby. Edward Il
Anderson, Martin Conboy and others
prominent East orange men, serv I'd.
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-14

Manicure" acted by Eugene Jepson and
company at Proctors last night. The
crisp, fresh wit and sparkling humor
of the Hoosier playwright is in every
line. 1t has only a slight situation, a
battle of wits between a mayor with
gubernatorial aspirations and young
woman who tries to blaekmail him be-
cause his son has been careless in writ
ing calf-love letters to her. The charm
is in the merry art of it's telling. Mr..
Jepson was very jolly as the politician.
Harry L. Tighe and his "collegians'
provided much merriment in a romp-
ing. rough and tumble college boy"
act, Mr.. Tighe Kidding the audience
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-14
-"cosY CORNER GIRLS

Crowded houses prevailed yesterday
at the Empire Theatre. where the
"Oriental Cosy Corner Girls" are Civ
ing a good show. The opening burletta,
"The Honeymoon Trip" is amusing.
Charles Johnson and Belle Travers in
the leading roles prove entertaining.
The oIio presents many clever perform
ers, among whom are Mamie Lafferty,
Sandow and Lambert, Honan and
Kearney, Bruce and Dagneau ana
Smith and Arado. 'The Sculptors s
Dream is the closing skit. Much
praise is due the chorus for their sing
ing and dancing.
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-14

| in the Court House at the time. lie was
Immediately excused and prepared to
go to Chelsea.
Miss Anna Honnitt, trained nurse,
who is staying at the Barnes home
during Mrs. Barnes's absence, was 10
have received word this morning rom
Mr.. Barnes if any trace of his wife had
been found. The Barneses have TWO
children, William. 10 years old, ana
Homer. Az years.
BOSTON, April 14.-Business began
10 revive in Chelsea today with the
opening of the banks at temporary
quarters. the resumption of the street
car traffic through Broadway, the plac-
ing of the city oncesmore in communl-
cation by telephone and by general
determination on the part of the citi-
zens to rebuild the area swept by the
great fire of Sunday.
For the next few weeks. however. the
greatest problem will be to relieve the
homeless families, and the work OF
solving that problem was taken up TO-
day with energy and diligence by poth
city and State authorities. with the CO.
operation CT the numerous charitable
organizations in this city.
From police stations, schoolhouses,
halls and private houses, and from the
l 900 tents set up by the military au-
thorities, thousands of fire victims
turned out today to take their places
in the bread lines.
There is still much suffering among
those who lost all they possessed.
The police today are busy trying to
find the parents and relatives of the
two hundred children who were lost in
the turmoil. A number have been re-
stored to parents. but the majority are
still being cared for at various char
table institutions in Chelsea and
Boston.
WASHINGTON. April 14.-"No help
outside the State" is the word which
comes to the National Red Cross So
ciety from the Massachusetts State or
which is rendering effective
help to the Chelsea fire sufferers.
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-14
GAS
STOVE INJURIES
MOTHER AND SON
Mrs. Noll and l0-year-Old oOn
Burned-WOman Keeps Nerve
and Prevents Fire.

George Noll, 10 years old, ana ms
mother, Mary, both had narrow 90
cape from being seriously burned III
the kitchen of their home, 2o' Jeh'i
avenue, today when the gas RANGE eA-
ploded. Both escaped with slight IN
iuries though the boy was palitulY
burned about the face and hands iie
cause of the explosion is not known.
Mrs. Noll did not lose her head anu
after the explosion she shut off the gas
and prevented a fire. The range, how
ever, was blown to pieces
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-14
IN MOVING PICTURES.

A most liberal entertainment of twice
the usual length is the Offering this
week at the Arcade Theatre. The chiet
each day during the entire
week is the operatic dramatic master
piece of Richard Wagner, "Parsifal,
faithfully reproduced in moving pic
lures. In addition there are presented
the customary programs of animated
pictorial subjects and musical numbers
with changes tomorrow and Friday.
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-14
CITY ApvERrIsEs,nNrs

-
RIDGE STREET.
lrQT the terminus OF the prpsepf so,,o
ery to Park avenue l seWer south
The tagging of
',ro., eA.... SMITH STREET.
The grading Of t''OV rect south,
- Go IIALSTED STREET.
cItv ,iso iroutn Orange avenue northerly IN ~,
nave filed their reports OF said assessnlen and
9eIents IN the office Of the clerk Of tba s S l9r
Gout SG,St ct the eouny of Essex ana ~ ,trenlt "a
3udge Of said court has fixed Safprdaaat Snat the
hfeen1a the feTs gay = Of April oos at 10 o'clock e ie
Court House i'm the city Of Ne,ga1l room at the
Se Snu plaee OF hearing any objections that mn, re
Dated April 10. 1905
arr1s-st FRANCIS CHILD. IN
City Attorney.
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-14

COLUMBIA STREET REPAvING. LIBERTY
STREET REPAVING. FABYAN PLACE
SEWER, MURRAY STREET SEWER. RIDGE
STREET SEWER, SMITH STREET FLAG
GING AND THE CORRECTED AND RE
NIsED REPORT OF HALSTED STREET
GRADING
Notice Is hereby given that the Commission
ers heretofore appointed by the Mayor of the
city OF Newark to make estimate and as
sessnnnt upon all the owners Of all the lands
and real estate in the city of Newark pecu-
llarly benefited by any local Improvement in
the said city, in proportion as nearly may
he TO the advantage each was deemed to have
acquired. have made an estimate and assess
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-14
cry ADVERTISEMENTS

ment OF benefits conferred upon all the owners
Of Newark peculiarly benefited by each Of Sfbs tbs
Following improvements in said city nara1,,,
The repaving of 0ieiy'
COLUMBIA STREET.
from Hamilton street to Elm street
The repaving of
LIBERTY STREET
from Hamilton street to Elm street
The construction of a sewer in
FABYAN PLACE
between Lyons avenue and Shaw a,en,,
The construction of a sewer IN
MURRAY STREET
between Mulberry street ana New Jerso,. NJ,
road avenue. Jersey Kali
The construction Of sewer in
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-14

and everybody else in his own easy
going. eolloquia1 style.
Charlotte Parry does fairly inter-
esting rapid-change act in a sketch
called "The Comstocl1 Mystery" She
impersonates seven characters. The
sketch very strongly. but in an inferior
way, resembles "a Case of Arson"
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-14
BLANEY's-"HER MAD MARRIAGE"

Sensational episodes not on the pro-
gram topped the sensational episodes OF
Her Mad Marriage" a melodrama by
Jean Barrymore, presented at Blaney' S
Theatre last night. The event is else
where described. Miss Amy S. Barry
more played the leading part.
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-14

What he had to say was seldom funny.
1t was the way he said it that the
audience couldn't resist.
Others conspicuous in the cast were
Sidney Ainsworth, Mr.. Eddinger Miss
Paulina Anthony and Miss Marjorie
Wood.
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-14
-"MAYOR AND THE MAN
ICURE."

Bright as a brand-new double-eagle
and as rare in vaudeville as that coin
is in most pocketbooks is George AIDES
one-act comedy, 1.-The Mayor and the
The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-04-14

melodrama built on conventional
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.


Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands, via
Vancouver and Victoria. B. c.. close daily Al sos
p. up to March II. for dispatch by steamer I'm.
press Of japan.
japan. Korea China, and Philippine Islands via
Seattle. close daily at 695 p m up to March
u. for dispatch by steamer Shinano Marl.
Hawaii Japan, Korea, China, and Philippine
Islands, via San Francisco, close daily at eos D. N
Up % March u for dispatch By steamer China
Specially addressed mails only for Japan, Korea
and China via Seattle close here daily at sos D. m
up 70 March u, for dispatch by steamer Kumeric
Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands via
TaoOma. close here daily at 6 O. .. n I'D TO March
Is, for dispatch by steamer Ming Chow.
Hawaii via San Francisco close here daily at
eos .. up TO March Is. for dispatch BY steamer
Alameda
Hawaii. Japan. Korea. China, and Philippine
Islands. via San Francisco, close here daily at sos
?. m. I'D 70 March Is. for dispatch by steamer
Manchuria.
Australia, lexeept malls Tor West Australia.) Now
Zealand. Samoan Islands. Fit Islands, and New
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here daily at sos p. m up to March 2, for dis
patch BY steamer Moana
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dispatch by steamer Msrposa
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09

Wolf & Rosenberg-L T. Kitchener and II. Z. Davis.
No. as Otis Elevator Company Carver At
torueys. H. X. Be>k-Lambert & Mclean and H. Z.
Davis.
No. fls. AgneW vs. Washington Loan and Trust
Company. Ai1CTnlyS. r. T. Davis and l. B. Kim
ball-A. S MOrthiugt0n-
No f2. Prosise vs. Tomlinsou ct al Attorneys.
W. Z. Ambrose ard J. 4. Archer-J r. Fague-
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 1853. Dyson vs.. " T. Walker Furniture
COMPANY; motion for trial hied- Attorneys.
" II. NARROW. ir--Edvin Forrest
Assignments for Monday. March g. 1893:
No. ~ Crook vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys. Lambert * McLean-Hauil-
ton. Colbert. fCTkes a. Hamilton
No. Ss. Feulke q Co. vs.. Wilcox Attorneys.
Tucker & kenyon
No 80 United States ex rel Coming IS. Cham
berlain. Attorneys. Cole & Donaldson and John
Ridout-H T. DAVIS
M. 3i6. Hill rs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys. g. H. Merillat and NJ y
Observation-Disclosures. Colbert. YerkeS & Hamilton
No. &A Lynn Pennsylvania Railroad Company
ct al Attorneys. Brown s Earnest-SIcKenney q
Flannery.
No. 57s Prather vs. stott ct al. Attorneys, L. c.
Williamscn-S. T. Thomas.
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RAILROADS.
& OHIO RAuROAD

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on TIE ODD HoUR.-
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. sd STREET, NEW YORK.
e 90 a m Diner. Pullman Parlor
fsdo a. Bgaet PszlOT. FiTe-hour Train
$50 m Diner and Pullman Parlo1 Car
IA 90 a m Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
q 60 2. n Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
so D. Royal Limited All Pullman 5-houf
"a 90 p Coaches TO pLladelphiA.
ooO ,. d Diner and Pullman PArlor
sD5 p. m Coaches 70 EElisdelphiA
II ~ p II SleeperE
- a. IN SieepeIS
ATLANTIC CIIY. 7OO. 600. fuSO a. n. flSo.
$40 p u
4ANAPoLIs. week days. 500 a N. z05 noon.
e@v y. n oundays. 81 a N. SD p m
TO BALTIMORE
cry HOUR On THE HOUR"
NHesk days, 10 q. N 20 go d M
~, t590. l6@0 100. IN. 800, $50, go
80, -49W, -Al14 a H. flzssJ noon. flZsO, 10
s s55 ~ rs5S IA. 80. -. - l4A' - 80
'l0--5. %. - 80 .. N.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, $40 a. "a. -. 80 d m
sSlNClSNAIi, 81. L9lIs, and LOUISVILLE
; =; ~ a. Il. a u y m. -lz:l0 nlShL
PiltSBJkG. $40 g u. -l=zs I'D D. n, '12SO
nsShI
CLEVELAND. $40 D. n
COLUMBUS, $50 p. n.
MhEELlNG, -s:lO a. N, 5 80 D. N
MANCHESTER, Ts1o q. N. 40, 800 D n
thEDLhiCh. IS-o Is-lO. ss-lS - u. sls9e. ia
AA:ERsToWN. $40 a. m, $50
Daily; IExcept sunday. sSuDday only.
TELEPHONES al all Of the following Ticket Of
ave, Main rs New Union Station: Ticket Oflce
Main IN; Information bureau Main I5o0
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY 8 lg6
Leave Washington New Union Sutton
Sos a Ii. and $40 l. n--Daily-An points on
Norfolk and Western; also Knoxville Chattanooea
and Memphis.
Io.5 p. m--Daily-ROanoke. Bristol. Winston
Salem, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis
New Orleans Through Sleeper Dining Cass.
For NOrfOlk-LeaTe Washington 4D u N daily
II 05 a. N daily. SIS p. daily. Arrive Norfolk
Ii 10 a. N, 70 p. N. 1915 D N
4S5 D. m.-Dally-BeuyYille. Lurzy. Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS = ~ and
II 80 ?. n.
Al information Fourtsenth street and New York
avenue Bond Buldingl.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

N B--Fonowing schedule figures published only
as information and not guaranteed
Fer Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile, New Orleana
Asheville. Chattanooga, Memphis. 500 g. N and
= 90 2. N daily
For Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooen. Menphis
New Orleans l0ai5 p m. daily.
For Savannah, Jacksonville. and Florida points.
tlc D. N. daily.
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta, Aiken. IaD
D. n. and 80 ?. m daily.
Tourist cars for California, tri-wcekly, 40 D %.
Local sor HG1isonburg. 500 g. m daily: AIS .. N
week days: for Danville sos a. N. daily and FOR
Charlottesville Sos a. N. and Ass o. n daily.
Frequent trains 10 and from Blueznont
Il S. BROWN, General Agent
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY,

AOIE-PGollsled only information. anu mol
guaranteed.
aNO T. NC & o. LIMITED. Daily-Fast YES
Thule ITaln- Pullman sIeepers Lexington Lozals-
HIlie. CluclnLzu, indianapolis Chicago, ana SI
LOUIS. Connection Tor Virginia hot SPRING. Pull
cars LoulsSlile 10 Nashville. Mempnls and NeIE
Orleans DINING IA carte seTYlce.
ulU L. M--r. n. v LIMITED, DAily-Solid
TesJIDOle tam Pullman Sleepers 70 CINCINNATI
Lexington, and Louisville. Compartment sIeeDin1
car IL fuglnla Hot Springs week Gays. Dining Cars
q Ia service. Pullman Sleepers CINCINNATI 10
Chicago and ST. LOUIS, and Louisville 20 MemDhis
Nashville, New orleans.
Reservations ana ucke-S AT Chesapeake and Ohio
Onces. ol5 PennSy lEallA alenns: 009 llth street
near h, ana New Union Station Telephones Nam
1850 for Washington Terminal Cab Service and Nan
lrss Zz0o =. a. U. Ticket O1ice-
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

TICKET OFFICE: IE1 PENNA- AVE
NoJice-FolowiDg schedule not guaranteed
II Is a. u. Daily-Seaboard Mail Through coaches
and Pullman sIeepers 10 savannah and Jacksonville
Through seepeFs Washington - Hamlet and Ham.
let " Atlanta PaElor car u PsnehuzsL Dining
.ars.
rs 2. NJ DaHy-Seaboard Florida Limited Solid
Pullman train through 10 Jacksonville and St Au-
gSitine Also through sleepers 70 Pinehurst At
lAnta. Birmingham. and Memphis Dining cars
SJO Z. n DaIy-SeaDOagd Express. Coaches and
PuhmanS 10 savannah and Jacksonville
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. %. q
Washington, February q. lsOS.-Sealed proposals
WIN DC received at this Office until II O'Clock noon
MARCH IA. 1905 for constructing a sxteen-roorn
sch;s building lots Nos. 81 to 81 inclusive square
$50. District OF Columbia Forms specifications. IN
formation and necessary proposal blanks may be OBJ
tanned az this Office. Room q. HENRY b f.
MCFARLAND. HENRY L WEST Jay J.
MORROW. Commissioner, D. C. uhseG
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U. S. MARSHAL's SALE.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's Sal

By virtue Of writ Of fen facias issued out az the
clerks ohce Of the Supreme Court OF The District Of
Columbia, ana 70 me directed I will sell at public
sale for cash, In front of tho Courthouse door.
Washington. D. C., al IL O'CLOCK A. NJ TUES
DAY, MARCH 10. 1905. all the right, title. claim
and interest being the undivided interest Of William
F. Kelly in and 70 lots 40 and &c and parts OF lots
u, S, l0l, Il, and .. in square numbered Il93 City
OF Washington District Of Columbia commencing
Tor The same at the southwest corner of lot IS and
running thence north along the east line Of Twenty
ninth street northwest. one hundred and seventy
three and eight one hundredthS feet; thence east
forty-two feet; thence nOrtheasteriy along a line
drawn 70 the southeast corner Of lot D. in said
square; thence east along the north line Of lot p
TO Rock Creek thence sOutherly along the west
bank Of Rock Greek to the southeast corner Of lot
& thence west along the south line Of lot Is 10 the
place Of beginning the same is set forth and de-
scr1bed 10 a certain deed from Eugene A Jones
and Leo Simmons. trustees. 10 Frank T. Rawlings
and William f. Kelly. recorded among the land rec
ordS OF the District OF Columbia on the 4th day OF
February, 1893 seized and levied upon as the undi-
yded interest Of the defendant in and to said real
estate and sold to satisfy execution No. 4oZ5. AT
Law. IN favor Of Leo Simmons
AULIcK PALMER, U. s. Marshal
felI .24.mh7.s ADAM A WESCHLER. Auctioneer
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09

No H3ls. Eugenia Frazer vs.. Stanton Myers,
Judgment l. C. srrider. justice Of The peace. 81
Attorney J. H. Abrams
No 1851. Fred &. Norris rs. Elizabeth B.
Nourse, account sra Attorney. J. n H0peWel
No a3ls Mercantile Savings Fund Society vs..
George A Howe. Judgment Of J. G St-ider justice
Of the peace, Sll0- Attorney ". l. Ford.
No $3.50 Clarendon Smith vs. Frederick T. Hell
man & Son; account. Sol g. Attorneys. MILAN K
Smith
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09
PENSION VOUCHERS.
AUCTION SALES.

AT WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co.'s AUCTION
rocrns. corner 10Th and d SITS. NV. on Saturday
March Il. 1903 at 10 O'Clock. will be sold all
goods stored in the names Of J. Stewart Weiss &
sangSter Mrs. NTcPhee. Mrs G. Hodges. and F.
lines. Z. s. STORAGE CO. Snh7 6texS
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
government and estate claims; no charge unless
successful. FULLER AGENCY, Room II. i4ls +
St nv. ecg-n
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09
Equity Suits.

No c756s William L. FolWeI et al rs George
". 0hutt; substitute trustee. Attorney. W. c.
Martin
No. 27ss7. John Fl. Dnury vs. Henry A. PTesssy
et A.; injunction Attorney. ". c. Balderstou.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09
Mechanics, Lien.

No $40 S s Kelghley Metal Ceiling and
Manufacturing Company vs. Ernest Burgd0rf lot
It and part ls. square io7. Ssss Attorney. ~ D.
Campbell.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09
CONFIDENCE IS FELT
General Tone of the Market
Shows Improvement.
BEARS ARE MUCH PERTURBED

Force that Keeps Prices Moving I'd
Is Irresistible - Liquidation Has
Spent Its StrenEth-Shares NOW in
Hands Of Legitimate OUners-Pig
Iron Shows Pronounced Increase.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09

IrsT1cE COLD.

justice SOIl@D-
Estate Of William J. Peters; petition for probate
and record Of VIII and letters testamentary. Attor-
ney r. K. Honrer.
Estate q Arthur Simmons. petition for probate
and record Of VIII and letter. testamentary. AttoT
ney- 4. r. Horner.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09
Circuit Court No. 1.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Assignments for Monday. March 2. 1903:
No. 369 Gaeger Masters. Attorneys E l.
Gies-Lambert * Mclean.
No. SO. Jackson Baker. Attorneyz. W O.
PTentiss and c. +. Williamson r. Beach
No 39l. Halter vs.. Carusi q a. Attorneys Dan
& Salomon-H. II. Classic. ID. W. Baker. and NJ. ID.
Rosenberg.
No. S3 Cover IS. Potomac Electric Power Com
pany- Attorneys. z, l.. Gies. ". D. DaVdge Git
ungs & Chamberlin-C- 4 Douglas and G. p
Hoover.
No io7. McDevitt w. lexington and Sod ers'
Homo Railway Company Attorneys A. :. Wc.th-
;ngton-C. 4. Douglas and G. 2. Hoover.
No 4o9. Ohio National Bank rs. Pole. Attorne -
j. & Adkins-W L. Lester
No 81 Murphy vs. District Of Columbia Atte--
neys. II. z. Davis and Wolf & Rosenberg-E. h
Thomas.
No SO. Morris ". Clark & Co. Ct al Attorneys.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-09

Criminal Court No. L.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Assignment for Monday. March 9. 1908:
United States " Albert Brown
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD
Assignments for Monday March g. ls0S-Appezls,
No. 70. Towers vs. Swarrzel. Rheem & Hensey
Co. Attorneys Charles POlc-G. T. Hoover
United states vs. William Washington
United states Us. William J. Jones and Louis
ZeriGa.
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