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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-01-10
Blankets and Comforts.

1.15 A magnificent assortment Of
comforts, full size, reduced from l.50
$50 Extra good quality, double
bed size comforts. beautiful pat
tens, reduced from 200.
2.25 A big bargain in large size
size comforts, extra heavy, 3 SO value.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-01-10
Mems Underwear.

WICVc . NHIONE VIus
4OC Mems Fleeced Lined Shirts and
Drawers, reduced from Soc and 60c.
75C One lot of Mems Wool Shirts
and Drawers, reduced from 100.
100 Mems all Wool Shirts and
Drawers to match, reduced from l.50.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-01-10
Shoes. Shoes.

~Ns~~s Sss~~s
Footwear is selling at big reduc.
ton. We offer in this sale our en-
tire stock Of Ladies Children and
Mems Shoes at prices you can't du-
plicate elsewhere. ALI sizes and
all feathers.
$50 Ladies' shoes in Patent and
Vici feathers, all styles, reduced
from 400 and 500.
2.75 Reduced from 3 SO.
$50 Reduced from 3 90.
200 Reduced from $50.
1.65 Reduced from 200.
CHILDRENS SHOES.
| SO Reduced from 2 so.
l.25 Reduced from LIS.
90c Reduced from l.25.
MEMS SHOES.
Stetson and Walk Over Makes,
all sizes styles and feathers.
4 so Reduced from 600.
3S5 Reduced from 500.
800 Reduced from 3 so and 400
235 Reduced from 3 co.
Sweaters.
Chnfca al 4 ayig; 1 nrica
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-01-10
Boys Clothing.

Boys Clothing.
$50 Boys Knee Pant Suits, age 3
to IL years, reduced from $50
3.75 A splendid variety of Boys
knee pant suits, reduced from $50.
$50 A big assortment of Boys
knee pant Suits, double breasted
style, beautiful patterns, reduced
from $50
$50 Your choice Of any Of our 900
and 1000 boys suits, age 3 to II
years.
Mems and Boys Overcoats at ! to
! off original price.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-01-10
Mems Hats.
Hosiery.

Hosiery.
Toe One lot Of Ladies' Black and
Fancy Hose, assorted sizes, 20c value.
15C A large assortment Of Ladies'
Black and Fancy Hose, reduced
from 25c.
zoe One lot Of Ladies' Black and
Fancy Hose, all sizes, 35c values.
Sc One lot Of children's Black and
Ribbed Hose, reduced from l0c, all
sizes.
1OC Childrens Fast Black Seamless
Ribbed Hose, all sizes, l5c value.
15C Childre1a Fast Black Ribbed
Hose, odds and ends, 25c value.
10C Mems Black and Fancy Sox,
reduced from l5c.
zoe Big line Of Mems Black and
Fancy Sox, assorted sizes, 35c value.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-01-10
Dress Trimmings.

A special discount of 30% will be
allowed on all Dress Trimmings
bought during this sale.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-01-10
Beginning Wednesday, JAM L5 Ending Saturday, Jan. rs
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

nycemga@ enmnnpv v~myrn y~uve ~mse p
hamm h h
~ hd pM
make room @hp v ~ one
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-01-10

Ladies' Belts.
25C A big assortment Of Black Silk
all sizes, SOC value.
SOC One lot Of Elastic and Kid
Belts, black and brown, 75c value.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday, May %, 10Os.)

trustee, to Lsttie = NeIntire, lot z. square 75a,
$40
Blooniug gisIs-stephen P. Hsrtzen ct ux to Ed
wsFd !. LaHAlian, lot Y, block Il. SIC.
s5s Rhode Island aVenue n0Tthwest-Ssmuel 5.
Lutz e al to Ernest A. Coleman, lot s. square
So. so.
IS Q street northwest and 4s9 and al Q street
northwest ~Amos P BGgue q uK. to Ralph L.
Hal. trustee. lot 10 square sli, and lots q aud
=, square 5D9 $40
Is street northwest and 85s and al Q street
northwest~kalph l. Hall, trustee. 10 Alm0s T.
and Harriet bogus. lot Sc. square Ga. aud lots
q and 3 square So SO
g street northeast between North CapitCi and
First strsets-Dsniel " 0Donoghue and Resi-
usid HHidekoper trustees, et al to Martin
Glees0n. part lot L. SQUARE 81. g7z@
Fourteenth street northwest. between street and
Florida avenue William L. LADning Fl to
Joha n DaFis. lot l45, square "a SO. John
~ Davis ct ux. to Jennie g. Graham, let ii5
square z5l, SO
q street northwest betzeen Tseuty-hrst and TWsr-
iy-sscone streets. and Nineteenth street north
vest. between G and II streets, and \ street
northwest and On alley IN rear, between Ninth
and Tenth strests-Je eunie q. Graham et viz
Andrew B. 70 John NJ Davis original l0t l.
square 3s; part original lot 9, square 81; lots
4 to IS, squsre S53
street northwest between Seventeenth and Eight
eenth streets-Gcorgs 5. shsstz ct TX. to David
Fisher. lot l7s square Isl. SIC
North Carolina avenue southeast between Sixth
and Seventh strsets-Mara z Mer-ick to
Ivory g. Kimbsu lot g. square ST. SO.
Manor Park-W. J. Miller ct uz to John H Garner
lots and I. square s2s7 SIC.
Dobbns Addition % Washington Francis A. Blum
don ct uz 20 Robert I. Wright lot s5. block
49, So
SlI Dent place EoFthwest-Hsuy Becker e TX 20
HsnTy ". Ofutr lot lss square lss2 SIG.
Ihirty-third street northwest between II and Pros
pet streets-Thomas ~ Talbot Ct Va. to George
J. and Helen a. Cost lei e. square 100 So
street southwest, between Fosir-and-s-haH and
Sixth strssts-Floyd E. Davis 70 Msry C. Hazen
part lot z square ise Sc
Florida avenue northwest. between and streets
Nannis Burke e al 70 John C. Reeves. lot %
square s., 81 Simon Wallace et al to same
same land. 81. Betty Green Ct a. 70 same
sans land. 81
Cleveland Psrk-H. Rezier Dulsuy, H.. 70 Caroline
D. Willis lot z and part lots and g. block
l. 2,WN
Twentieth street northwest, between g ard
stTeets-Willism ]. Ramsay st al % Jane Z
Hill l0t Q square l52. SO
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OAKLAND RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fiye and onehaf furjongs- Fem
L g tChaEbonesul. to 2, Won Bsnnatyne. loI
DHHerl Is 10 3. second; Sir Angus, q Harris,
10 I third Time l;'7 J, 4, Mallon, Jeannette
W Ivanita Black Dcmino Frank Skinner. AhTa-
ham. Gallsntine. Uncle Sam. and Patricia 2. also
ran.
SECOND RACE-Five and one-haH furlongs-
Bernardo s. Ross. is to s. Won; B0nheur N5
Harris, p % /, second; Esther NJ, 100 tMoTsel.
TO "a l. third. Time l07 Is Patriotic ST.
Charles. LackfGot. Princess Louise. KaTad0, Hal,
san Ramon and Ed B. also Fan.
THIRD RACE-Six flrongs-Hidden Hand. no
(Kelly 8 te 3 won; Darlington. loS Miller,
TO J. second Boast s. iRossli 3 70 2 third Time.
l:l2 Old Settler Franciscan. Emma G.. Follie l.,
Altar Boy, and TuTnaway als0 Tan.
FOURTH RACE-1Iils Boggs, s2 Walsh 3 to
. won; Elierd, III tKelyl, 10 ], second; Sidney
F. Is 8lIl5ri. S TO g. third Time. ls9 Is.
Luretta. Adena. Eutrsda, and May L. \. also ran
FIFTH RACE-Mile and 0ue-sixteenth Netting,
l05 Hsr7isl S 70 J. won; JACK Adams los (sandyl
3 70 J. second; Palston, l0l tKellyl. 10 l. third.
Time Ia7 PiekaWsy, Nsbon, john H. Ed sheri-
dan Hand Maiden and Prince Of Orange also ran
SIXTH RACE-1file and onf-siXteeBth Lone Wolf,
ll6 Miller. 70 s. woR; Sea Lad, l05 Char
boneanl, 9 to l. second; Fairy Street. iO5 HAYES
70 2 third Time. l;i7 25. Annie H.. Tsstoso,
Meadow Horn. Col. jewell, MsTpessa Red RsynaTd.
and Rudabek also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACINE furlongs. Alice 100 lBurtonl
$50 straight won; Csss0Hary, lo6 (Wauenl. S13.M
place second; Mrs SeWell l06 Taylor sll70 show
third Time, 81 So Malron, Anderson. Charlotte
Hamilton Lord Direct Silver c.. Atarah Lads
Leots Teddy Bear, Maid Of Gotham. Wissman. and
Nfanora also ran
SECOND RACE-Six furiongs. Snake MARY. los
(HeideN $3.50 straight, Won; Mae Fletcher, l05
tGlesnerl $40 show, third. Time, 1:i5 Is. Judge
Barretts Hasty. Marion Moore. Black Tom Dura-
BE. and Hemper Ysra also ran.
THIRD RACE-Se7en furloBgs Chulita 81 But
lerl, 10 straight won Elee A, Dale % Frank
lin, So place second: Apache. 80 tSkirYinl, SD
show third. Time. i.26 3-5. Estrada Black Mary.
Mary Talbot. Sir Maurice. and Gold Treasure also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-sx furlonss. Estelle C., 100
fGoodikei, Sli straight. won Msrrigo. l05 Warren
S38A place second MondeIla. le5 (BTt0nl 500
SHOW. third. Tine 1I32s. DR. simrall, Bell
Toone, Clifton Forge. Marcus. Cygnst, and Irene
jackson also ran.
FIFTH RACE steeplechsse: short course I'm
peTrinence l52 tAnan) $3.50 straight. won; Jason.
I35 (Yosreln sl7.D place, second; King Ests. l5s
tHuffmanl Sl2.D show, third. Time. 2l5iz. Belle
the Cat. Glass Leader, Belford, Judith MacBuds.
and Heron also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and one furloug. Bucket
Brigade 96 Martini S2l0 straight won; Tivolini,
l0s fHeideD, sl0E place second, Dr. McCleur, l0s
Dubsi $3.50 SHOW third Time 1918 Sylvan
Belle. AlbsTt ". Washakie. Nancy. Royal Chance.
Maj Couria, The Thorn. and Blaze Of Light also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
INTERCITY TENNIS MATCHES.
Philadelphia and Washington Teams
Play at Chevy Chase.

The hrst Of the series of matches OF the
Middle Atlantic Lawn Tennis Association
will be played pis afternoon, starting
at 2:30 O'Clock. on the courts at the Chevy
Chase Club. between the Philadelphia
and Washington teams.
The visiting players will arrive in this
city at l1:32 this morning. and will inn
mediately repair to the club. The Phila-
delphians have a strong squad OF players
and it will be a notable achievement
should the local racket wtelders win the
match.
There will be eight matches in the sin
giles and four In the doubles. The lineup
OF the teams follows:
Philadelphia-J. A. Carpenter, j.. Or. Z. B.
Dewhurst Wallace johnson. W. r. Trotter, F. H.
Bate. ". n. Tilden, s, H, Colon, r. L. James
substitutes. Herbert N. Tilden. r. J. CroZier. f. T.
Dixon.
Wsshington-C B. Doyle. J. L. Davidson, H
Deis. 7. Cake H. Doyle, J. Bsllenger. L. ". Glaze
brook, r. ". Hills.
The visitors will be entertained at din
ner at the club. The grounds viii be
open TO spectators.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
LOCAL CREWS OFF.
Tech aud Two Georgetown Fights
Leave for Henley Races.

The Georgetown varsity and prep crews,
in charge Of Manager elf Woods, left
the city yesterday morning at o'clock
over the Baltimore and Ohio for Philadel-
phfa. TO take part in the American Henley
to-day on the Schuylkill.
The crews were taken up a day in
advance on Coach Walls advice, in order
to admit Of their taking a trial spin over
the course and becoming acquainted
with the landmarks. Both the varsity
and prep crews will be Quartered at the
Philadelphia Barge Club during their stay
in Philadelphia. The varsity will row in
the senior eight, and the preps in the in
terscholastie.
Although the Tech crew will not leave
until this morning. Coach HeCOX and Cox
swain. ThTall departed yesterday after
noon 10 look the course over and make
arrangements for the eight. All three
crews and boats will return Saturday
evening,
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23

To-day's Esme-St. Yincents Commissioners,
at Thirteenth and streets northeast, st 80
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
rIminal Court No. 2
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.

IISIICE GUL LID.
Estate Of George d. Seely viii dated July r.
1898. aled
Estate Of Annie L. Lsouland; Uin dated May g.,
1909 fled
Estate Of William Smith; viii dated ootobvs
1, 1904 filed.
Estate Of Christian XaudeT order admitting
viii 20 probate and record and letters test2mentary
bond so coo. Attorney. J. A. Msrisl.
Estate of John J. Freelsnd petition for exceptions
to account Attorneys. L. A. Bailey and h. G..
kinbsl.
Estate Of Samuel J. Butterield; order for sale
Of stock. Attorney. +. B. Rhodes.
Estate Of Aiary II. LEXIS; order extending time
foT fling transcript.
Estate Of Virginia Briggs; order granting Letters
Of administration. bond 500 Attorneys. ETTing
Williamson snd Campbell Darlington.
In re Susan c. D. Smith; order appointing
guardian: bond s2e00 Attorney. R. B. Homer.
Estate Of Ephrism S. Randall; viii dated Deem
Der 80 1895. filed.
Estate q Ellen D. Lane: petition for probats
and record of viii and letters testamentary. At
torney. " A. McKenney.
Estate Of james Resne petition for Tgobai
and reoord Of will Attorney, A. Z shoemake .
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
Federal Board of Inquiry
Ends Trenton Case.
PLEA IS MADE FOR OFFICERS
inspectors VIII Report Their Find
ings to Supervising Inspector Gen.
eraI at Washington-sawm Own
er Complains TO Police of Having
Home Robbed-s0eIety News.
wAsHlNGroS HERALD BUREAU.

80 King Street.
Alexandria. Va, May 29-The board
of inquiry. composed of c. W. Wright
and Edwin F. White. steamboat inspee-
tors OF the Baltimore district, which has
been investigating the sinking OF the
steamer Trenton, closed its case shortly
before noon to-day after Engineer /. H.
Hewitt announced that he was willing
that his case should be closed. An ar
gument for Capt Davis and Mate Beach
WAS made by Luther B. Dow. Of Brook
lyn, n. Y, who, with c. l. Warwick. OF
Baltimore, represented the accused cap
tain and mate Three minutes was the
time asked for by Mr. Dow. In his ar
gument he asked that both of the ac-
cused be acquitted, adding that the sink
ing Of the beat was due to open port
holes. and that a colored deckhand had
testified that he was guilty of the offense.
One life. he said, was lost with the sink
ing of the boat, and no one deplored it
more than the accused.
The inspectors will report their findings
to George Uhler, supervising inspector
general of steamboats,. Washington II
is said that the findings will not be made
up for some time. owing 70 the fact that
a number Of other important cases are
now before the board for consideration.
II is within the province OF the board TO
either revoke or suspend the license. or
acquit the accused. An appeal can, how
ever, be taken from the decision of the
board
Edward Pickett, who conducts a saw
mill az Lincolnia, Fairfax County. about
five miles south OF this city, tonight ap-
peared at police headquarters and re-
ported that a mill hand named John Shell
don robbed his home about ? o'clock this
afternoon. Mr.. Pickett says the value OF
the stolen goods IS about S25.
Past masters jewels were last night
presented to E T. Downham and II. K.
Field at a meeting Of Andrew Jackson
Lodge Of Masons. a speech of presenta-
ton in giving Mr.. Downham his jewel
was made by J. E Alexander. and MIR.
Downham made a fitting response. ". L.
Allen presented Mr.. Field with his jewel.
The crew Of the Old Dominion Boat
Club, accompanied by Coach Hixon and
Y. S Kemper. president Of the club left
tonight for Philadelphia. The crew will
participate in the American Henley re-
gatta tomorrow.
The High Tent officers of the Recha-
bites OF North America tonight paid ar
official visit to Perseverance Tent No.
l09S. this city. During the evening a mus
ical and literary programme was given.
IN the wiIds OF the far north among
the Cree and Salteaux Indians Of Kee-
watih, Canada was the subject OF an
entertaining and interesting lecture de-
livered tonight al the Young People 3
Building Of the Methodist Church South
by Rev. Arthur Sautnier, missionary and
traveller. The lecture was accompanied
by seventy-five stereopticon views.
A lawn party was given tonight on
the lawn Of Grace Protestant Episcopal
Church. A large crowd attended and the
affair proved very successful
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
BALTIMORE CANNED GOODS.

Baltimore Nd NAY 22-The canned goods mar
kst was fairly active to-day with inquiry for
the nrT pack of peas pinearples, ard strawber-
Ties. The Gamers look forward tc further activity
in the whole market as the season progresses. Yes
terdsys quotations arc practically unohanged-75c
for No. : standard tomatoes and sc fer standard
early juno pas. s5e for string beans ard 5ca55e
for No standard corn
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
MrDnIEs ARE CONFIDENT.

Navy Crew Picked 10 Defeat syra-
cuse on the severn.
Special TO The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd, May 22.-The varsity
crews of Syracuse University and the
Naval Academy put in their last pFac-
tsce on Severn River this afternoon pre-
paratory to their race tomorrow after
noon.
Taking the, contests against Harvard
and Columbia as q basis, Navy adherents
are confident that their crew viii TIL
umph over the New Workers tomorrow,
but the more. conservative ones believe
that it will be a close rub. The visitors
hit it up at a fast clip in brush over
the course to-day.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore, May 22-FollowiBg are the efHeia prices
at the principal commission houses
TER-Cfeamery. fancy, per H.. EaA imits-
tion. leals: MARYLAND and Pennsylvania rolls lsals;
stoTe-p1cked. Ohio. Is; do West Virginia laa15;
Maryland. Virginia AMI PENNSYLVANIA dairy prints.
l5sis
LIVE P0ULTRT-spring chickens, per ID, large,
5ssl: do. CID nens. l2isais ducks. puddle. young
saio; do, young MuscoFy and mongTel, salo
EGGS-AarylaEd and Pennsylvania, fresh, Der
daz., lsiS
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
Circuit Court No. L.


Ne 4S5ie. Hennessy Ts. Chase; verdict fos de-
iendsnt Atiorueys MctioWan. SerEen & MohHn
Nathaniel and c. r. wilson,. J. Darlington and
". J. Lambert
No. sos. Hudson Is Pickf0Td. order extending
tine 70 settle bill OF exceptions. Attorneys, a. 4.
Lipscomb and W. L. Elson-Msddo1 & Gstley.
No. 1t9s. Rams6ugh VS.. BEolssZy. order for pay
ment By clerk % she plaintiff Of yT55 Attorneys
G s Shreys jr.-BskeT Shsshy q Hogan
No. sssss. Chum vs. City and Suburban RAILWAY
Company; mandate of Court Of Appeals presented .
nav trial ordered. Attorneys " II Wallace and
Percy Mstzger-J. ]. Darlington and l. B. Ben
rends
No. 1861 SomerTiiie Company IS OBeillYi no
ton FOR bill tf particulars granted Attorneys. J.
D. Wilams-R 2. Downing and 8. A. Bsuy.
Assignments for Monday. Mas q
No 5oZ75 Jones vs Dorsstt COMPANY Attorneys
J. c. Fay-BsTnaTd 4 johnson.
No 5G Gaskins vs. Washington RaiiwsT snd
Electric Company. Attonsys A. B. Webb ard
Edwin Forrest-C A. Douglas sud G. p HooseF.
No III. Lam "a Bursey AttOmeTs. J. l. Lynn
W. Il. White
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
Circuit Court No. 2.
IusTICE ANDERsON.


Nos. s955s50lI. international Trust Company
Hosard; bill q exceptions signed and ordered z
rscord- Attorneys. Clephane & Clsphane-B. H.
Wsrner and Levi Cook.
No. 1853 Potomac Dredging Company vs. Co
lumhis National sand Dredging Company; time 10
submit motion f0r new trial extended. Ar0meys
Hamilton, Colbert. feTkes 4 Hamiton-J. H. Hay
den.
Assignments for Monday. Mas 2 lss;
No ss2 McAuisteT Lasner. ATTORNEYS. Hamil
toB Colbert. Tsrkes & Hsmitoa-Leon TobynsF.
No 4s7. Johnston vs. Stoil Attorneys, Cuttings
& Chsmbsrlin-Thurston & Bslineer
No. so. Dawson vs. same. AttoreTs. same
40. G. Lamson rs. shsssT. Attorneys, {. l.
Gies-W. ]. Lambert.
No ss Moynibsn vs Directors Of Providence
Hospital Attorneys. J. A. johnson. C. J. Gates
ard Nelson on-Hamilton. Colbert Yerkes a
Hamilton
No. 80, Conmeln IS. Cartal Traction Company
Attorneys. Baker Sheehy & Hogan-R +. Perry &
sen and u. T. Dunlop
No 44a Ballsnger. administrator, ys Thompson
s;sTstt COMPANY. Attorneys .. ". Baker. r L.
Seubeok, and N. F. Mangan-R R Perry & son.
Ne. 4ssl9 Burroughs Case, Attorneys. 4 l.
B. AtkiSsoa-J. 5 EssbJ-smith.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

rs First street southwust-Hsriet A. Marshall to
Annie E. Cropp lot p. square es3. SO.
Girls Portion-Emma 7. Meiniire 70 Lettie 7.
McIntirs lots % and N $40
Pleasant Plains-Harry r. Wilson Ct ak. to Thomas
Bones, lots e ard ll4 square zs5s So Thomas
Bones TO Harry Wardman and Harm B. VIII
soa. sane land, SO
q Zhid skEssk Eegtksast-GeoEgs B May surviving
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23

Earned uns-Fifth. /; First base 5g erF0Ts-Fifth,
(: Waugh, l. left on hasss-Fittb S. Waugh 5.
First base on balls-Oh McLaureII !; on Green {
Struck out-By McLanren. 3; BY Green. Is. Three
base hit-Wo0d. Sacrifice hits-Wo0d scouin 10
Stolen bases-sbcksTt, Lanham ~. Smith. Souder,
Keller Douhe piays-McIeuren TO Sterne 10
souder IEnoE 10 Keller. Hit BIZ pitcher-By
Green. l. Umpire-Mr Kerper Time OF game
hour and % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
WINCHESTER Is DEFEATED.
With Score a Tie, Malone, of Wal
brooks, KaOcks a Home Run.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Winchester, Va. May 2.-With the
score tie. / to /. in the ninth inning.
Malone. Walbrook's heavy-hitting first
bsseman. knocked the bail over the left
field fence for a home run, and the locals
received their first defeat Of the season.
> 10 /
Walbrook. Russell and White;
Winchester. Sinner and Woodward.
The Friendship hose team, which car
ried eff first prize in the races Of the
Cumberland Valley Firemen's AssocIa-
tion. at Martinsburg, to-day. wes wei
comed home tonight by an enthusiastic
crowd Of fremen. with bands and waving
banners. The Friendship Fire Company
also Of this city, carried of the prize for
the largest company In the parade.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
lD MHIIE

No 1886 William 4. Michael ct al. vs. lssdore
Small ct al. note, SAL Attorneys. Z, L. Giss
and ]. J. Brosman.
No 5l5s7 Mason ~ Richardson receiver rs.
H. E. Williams; appeal Attorney. c. z. EEnig.
No 50Iss Emma K schottsrbeek adninistRtrix
vs. City and Suburban Railway Company; damages
sloo00. Attorneys. Lsen Tobriner B. L. Graham,
and 4. /. NewmeyeT
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
District Court.

7
No ~. In re extension of Harvard street; mo-
ton to cnfm verdict notwithstanding obieetion
and exceptions granted.
Nc I6a IN re widening alley in square 81 mo-
ton to dismiss and objection aud exception to sward
orerruIed: verdict confirmed
Nc T68 In re opening OF alley in square 2s5s
hearing
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
WINS IN THE ELEVENTH.
DanviIIe Takes the Game When
Richmond TwirIer WeAkens.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va. May 22.-Danville and
Richmond batted for eleven innings this
afternoon in the prettiest game OF the
season: until the ninth inning not a single
runner had gotten as far as third base
Howard weakened in the eleventh. and
his error. wild pitch and two singles,
lost the game for Richmond. A crowd
OF. 800 rooters gathered in the grandstand
and kept the game going by their roofing.
Danville fielded perfectly, while Rich
nonds 8 error was costly. Score:
RI. Z.
Richmond ...... 10000 o0oe16 OIL 2 !
Dsnville. 0 0 0 0 0 ! 0 - 10 0
Batteriss-H Howard and Boyle Wagner and Ryan.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
S. joseph s.-.........
potrmaes-

fEo-base hits-DTsager. Kerr. Hunter Whamond
t2i, RogeTs. Cauiyn. Steward Mccarthy. Thrse-
base hits-DreageT f2i. Kerr McCartLS- stolen
bases-keT ~. Hunter. Rogers. Wooden. Lord
Burns, Moore, Mccarthy %. Sacrifice hits-Cani-
vln. Nhamond 81 Rogers Double plaYs-Buns 10
sts1gie, Burns to CaniEiu to stengle; fiOodman
% DTeaser 70 Nhamend Hits made-0f Eppsrt
is ch Hesslef, 10 First base en- hslis-Bv Eppert
Z; fs Hesscr, /. Hit b. pitched ball-KerT. Strack
Out-Ry Epperf, S. BY HessleT g Left on bases
ST. Joseph's. g. Potomacs, s. Passed balls-steNart
Hale Whsmond. Time Of game-l hour and e
minutes. uupiTe-Air. CleTsland.
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Banned rlns-WaIlach A. Q. 8 MAINLAND s @
l. First base by errors-Wallaoh A. G.. ?: MarT.
land s. c. ]. Left on bsses-Wallseh A. c.. 7;
Maryland S c. First base on balls-o6
America. 2; of Kraft, 8 Struck out--By Ameuoa.
l3; D. Kraft g. Twobase hit-Puteney, Sacrifice
hits-Wmcr Clark. Stolen baSes-Haynie. Strathsr
o.. Clark q. Ahem %. Putsney. Kent. Weber
o. Bsrret e. Double plays-Nebsr 10 GIL. Gil
unassisted hit by pitcher-By America, l. Passed
balls-Flsthsr. . Umpire-Afr Diver Time Of
Eams-I hour and IS minutes.
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
All Corners OF the Lot.
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.

". L. Pct u. L. Pct
Tsiaing A 6. 10 Advent sffng 4. q C.. - .as
Walach a. c. ] 80 Gurley A. c.. 0 900
TO-day's game N. s. C vs. Gufley A, C., at
NicDevits Field. at $50 p n
By connecting with Kraft's shoots and
curves at viii, the Wallach team won an
easy victory over the Maryland S. c. at
MeDevitt's field yesterday, S toI
The playing of en- at short for the
losers and the pitching of America were
the features.
Clark led at the bat. with three bin
giles. Score: