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The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, ,JuIy22 IsOs9

Ninth street northwest. between T and C streets
Euest 5 Bartlett % Michael II Lyons parr
original let q square SIS So
Thomas. east haH q original Iot g slaa-s
70 SD. John r Arms % william F. Tho-nas.
west half q original lot :. square - SO.
II street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
northwest-Ths Epiphany Church Hone 70 VIZ
ian F. Thomas part original lot I. square -
5000
q street between Thirteenth and Fou--es1ra streets
nC-thwest-W lliam r. Thomas % AudItor-rn
An.1ssEeuI Clmpauy. original lot 3. sIuzrs
20 500
street. between Fourteenth and Fifteen-E streets
so'ltbeast-B Benjamin F. LeisEtou and y Aidzay
Williams trustees % John ". Gceg1rs apd the
Washington Loan and Trust Company. trustee.
part lot Q. square 1885, ST.
Fifth street. between = md p streets southeast
Anna Z. Canfeld and Esther Peab7dy % WvIis
N;rrn and u streets ucrtlv est llichaei r Har1r
trustee. e. 70 Thomas HOY. Ic- p z41zrs
IS 80
Ni-etesnth and y streets ucrthwest-Th5r-ss W
FoElor et al. tr1stces. 10 T. Kent Rcb-rts. org
lnal lot L. spare us. E.oe-- T. Kent R1as1rs
70 Frank Lee Deruy. sane land. SO
Cleveland Pa-k-Sourh Boston Realty OMAN. r.
coTpozted. 70 Theodore F. BrCuu. Iot &C. sl11ra
1856 SO
Widows l1ite-Le Roy Tur1Ie r. q " to TIE
Sisters q Charity Of s. J1sevl. par- Ior g. So
Holmead 1Iauor-1Ii5dsgsh * Shannon Ino1--
poTated- % Duagizs " Hoir0l. I0- % b-1cz
81 SO
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
The Lion and the Child.

From the East Rand tAfrical ExTTrSS
The strange spectacle OF a lion play
ing with a child is reported TO have been
witnessed at Vryheid-
a Dutch farmer, accompanied by his
wife and little boy. was out shooting
game. Suddenly the attention Of the
parents was drawn 70 the child. who had
toddled a short distance away 10 gather
wild flowers. Growing with delight, the
little fellow was pulling the hair OF a
full-grOwn lion. and the animal appeared
to be enjoying the operation
SpellbOund. the farmer and his wife
stood gazing at the scene The farmer.
even II his gun had contained a shot.
could not have fired. because OF the
child. The lion skipped sportiyeIy round
the boy. until startled by loud shouts
from the parents. it walked quietly away
followed by a louess, ~ aich up 10 then
had lain concealed IN the long grass.
\ hunt was afterward organized. buc
the lions had disappeared into the thick
bush
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Whi-es,o~n-Joha Z. Massey e uL 20 james J
Dorsey. LOT p. and pa- lot 30
Fifteenth ard z streets s1utheast-Wal-er o Dres-
* TX % Be-za-d Th11ras. loJ S. square
lG-5 SO
yVoodridEe-F-z-k c Dog e. al % Frzzk X ard
Eulua 2 stein part lot Is. b-ock / 50
Columbia Heirh-s-Auuz J. SteE2-- and Mar z
NcIlCnau % William h nrvlu part l0- Is
tf1ck g SO Edward Ricaaui e a. 70 John
Mile part lot Is bIocz s.. 81
Sixth street northwest. between and streets
Edwand :. EorE e =. % William H Shcles.
Ez-r original lot - square sS5. SO
Fe1usylFzu1a avenue northwest between SIaetecuth
and Tw-ztie-h s-reets-E. Cateshy Rovzee g uz-
% Rauhael 5 SlsrsfelJ. lots p sId q. square
is So
Trer-v-sec1nd sid q, streets n1r-hveS--E- Czresby
R1vzee g u1- % Raphael : Shacafelt. lot $.
square 2. 50
Holresd Mano--Cha-Ies H Nusslsun 20 Eustaca
J skinner. IL IL. square SO. SO
c between Twelfth and Thirteenth STREETS north
eas--Eustace J Skinner e u - C-arleS 3
N-ssha-n part crizi1ai l-t 3 s1-are iooa. SO.
Tve--v-ifth and u streets norrhwes--Ioha u Nc-
AuII15 e ~ 70 CE1T.cs NI1Clix lot e. square
u
Le Drcir Park-F7auk 7 RswliuSs e. Tx 70
Th0ugs H Thompson. l1s 5. b.ock L. Sc
West Ecki1S-Cn-C5eerze : Cooper e UL- 70 Julia
II Lutz- lot e. square = Sc
Columbia Illizu H Duvau et 20
DAVID B. Murdook. 2. parts lots IS and q.
block s.
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SECRETARY ROOT.
He Is n Fine Example of MOdesty
and Ability.

He Is n Fine Example of MOdesty
and Ability.
From Jeslie's Weekly
The suggestion that Secretary Root may
be appointed by President Taft 10 the po-
sition Of Chief Justice Of the United
States Supreme Court IS interesting No
man in this country is better qualified by
temperament. training. and experience for
this exalted place than Secretary Root.
but il hardly seems 10 his many friends,
especially in New York State, that he
should care 20 be taken out Of political
life at this time We do not always make
our ablest men Presidents, because IN
usual mental equipment IS not often ac-
companied by the qualities which make
for. popularity To prove the truth OF this
statement. we have only TO point 10 a
long line of our Secretaries OF State. in
GLIDING such men as Clay, Webster, John
Hay. and last. but by no means least.
EIihu Root. In these days Of campaign
ing, Mr. Root proceeds quietly and eff
cientIy about the work Of his offlce-the
most exacting departmental work in all
Washington. That very element among
our voters who cry cut against his record
as a corporation lawyer. by that very ar
gument cite his greatest claim TO national
gratitude.
He is serving the country well All the
advantage of his great legal ability and
every moment Of his time have been given
to the work Of the Department Of State
Our. consular service feels the result It
is more nearly possible now for young
man 10 choose our foreign service as a
life career than II has ever been before in
the history Of this country All Of our in
ternational relationships feel the effect OF
his trained intelligence and even diplom-
acy at the helm. He has just completed
an arbitration treaty with Japan quietly
carving on negotiations in the face Of all
the strained relationship between the two
peoples. This Is the sixth treaty Of the
sort. and by far the most important. IN
der the provisions Of the Hague confer
ence. negotiated by Secretary Root with
foreign nations
Elihu Root viii probably never become
President. The time he might devote to
an assiduous cultivation Of public favor
he gives instead 10 downright hard work
In the service OF his country Others OF
his contemporaries may achieve a higher
office. but none is likely 10 display greater
patriotism or deserve a higher reward at
the hands Of the nation. He furnishes a
conspicuous example IN these strenuous
days OF the modesty of great ability.
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4 WAY TO SAVE
Besides Making the People at Large
suffer.

BESIDES Making the People At Large
suffer.
From the Springfield Republican.
Il IS suggested by q correspondent of
the New York Evening Post that before
railroad rates are raised the higher or
cials.O Of the companies should have their
salaries reduced and reduced radically or
a graduated scale. the higher salaries be-
Ing subjected 10 a higher percentage cs
reduction He fails, however. 10 give any
specific information regarding the salaries
commonly paid high railroad officials. Tae
assumption Is that some Of them are gs--
ting over Sso. coo a year and many OF hem
from $500 20 $1,000 He thinks S25or1 is
plenty enough as a maximum. and nlalS-s
this the basis OF his graduated scale Of g-s-
ductior. which would bring All salaries q
s5ee0c OF over down to Sz5o05. salaries Gz
iron, S50,oQ0 10 $500 down 10 S22571. &
S2000o 70 S25000 down 10 SlJ.Usj. and - On
L IS probably tr1I~ that, Jr Jhs whole.
F;Eher salaTe es IRA PAID N the railroad
tilsd in any other business. cxccTtsug. q
course. life fnSu 21cs- ard II any good
reason exists for this It has not been
made clear Certainly a heavy reduction
Of the higher salaries should precede a re-
duCtion IN wages. and in all fairness also
should precede a reduction in dividends
to maintain which the high salaries are
paid
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Probate Court
JrSTICE ANDERSON.

In re Dcrscy Green: petition f1r appointment q
s-1ardian- Attorzey. J p Bu-dy-
Estate II Richard T0biu. petition for letters Of
ad11inis1rari0r- At1oTney. 5 2 Meye1-
Estate q Marshall D. Gaines. order zTa1tiug let
ters q administration; bond. Ss5. Attorneys. smith
& Walker
Estate q ThoEas Foster: win dated Nay o. lS0-.
fled
Estate q Cath Mackenzie order admitting VIII 70
PROBATE and rsclTd- ArrCruey. d. " ODOuOgtue.
In r John Tuner e. al order 70 sci real estate
Estate of Anton ReEy. order admitting VII 70
p-lbats and -ecurd and Letters resrzue1tary. bond.
$50. Attorneys. Lester & Price
Estate of Lucy s. Do0little; order admitting VIII
70 probate and record
Estate q Edward Whalley7 order ca1osliIE Far-
rzu-.
Estate q Ellen F. Free cr5er granting letters
q adz-r-strztlcu- Attorney. ". 2 3latrinsIy-
Estate q Ta0nas r Fleming; order 20 sell bus-
neSs. Attorneys, Ha1itou. Colbert, Ycrkes HErni-
ton
IN David HG-1sz1 Ct A.. order f0r allowance
Arto-uey. r " Sohcu-
n y BeTe-iy z SIoodey ct al: order % mske
loan Attornev. G W Ciazctt-
Il -e GeoEsllnna DlsHHau; petition fa- sale q
STOCK.
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The Cars Authority.

From n. A. P.
The following remarkable story shows
to what extent the Gar is under the in
nuence Of his ministers A few years
back 6 celebrated Danish painter was
by his imperial majesty to
paint a certain picture On receiving the
finished work the Gar gave the artist an
order for 1900 rubles. When, however,
the latter presented the order at the
Office he was told that the
Cars orders were never paid in full and
the most that would be given him was
s, 900 rubles. The painter took the money
and departed; but when next he had an
audience Of the Gar he told him the
whole story Nicholas II seemed vexed
but not at all surprised. and he imme-
diately gave the artist 400 rubles out OF
his own private excheQuer-this time,
however. paying him in hard cash
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AUCTION SALES.
THos. ]. OWEN q son. Aur-io1eer4
TRUSTEES SALE OF

TRUSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE UNIMFEOVED REAL ESTATE
FRONTING = FEET on LAMONT ST
BETW ZEN nth ST AND BRIGHTwCOD AVE.
By vi7t1e Cf certain deed of t-7-s- l-Y recorded
IN Liosr No Sli. F-lio ~ O. SCI. q the Land
ReCnds q the District q Columbia ard AZ the re-
quest Of the parts =ecued thereby. TIE un5e-sEucd
trustees VIII ssu az Fubc auction ID fru-r of the
premises On TUESDAY the 18th DAY q July
A. D. 1905 az 30 o'cock 2 H.. The fo-o-rins-5e-
sCTbed lard anL TTeuises. sIt18-s il The county q
Nssa!ng-c1. Distr1c- q Columbia and designated
sDd being vest half G. lgt :. u block 5 o. Todd
< Browns ssbdiyi-icu o. Mount Pleasant g. as
Der plat n Co-.u-y BoCk. Ley Cou-- O. rage q q
the s7ryevors o45ce. Ils-rl-r Of Columbia
TERMS OF SALE Oue-chirl q the psi-chase
mcney 20 he paid Il cash balance IN tvo equal IN
stall1eutS payable II and years VITA inter
est az Qc- clEtuu Der auuTu payable ssIni-
annually. from day of sale secured BY deei Of tT1st
ulon the property sold al cash. AZ the oTti11
Of TIE purchaser. dsr1si- q 500 VII BE- required
al tIue Z salc Al c1uveyaucrg. recording. SC AZ
cost Z purchase Terms of sale be c-u-rl.sG With
within ten days from day u sie. oIheTEise the
trustees reserve the TElt 90 resell The pT0prty AZ
the risE and Cf deisultinE psrchsser after I've
DAYS advertisement q such resale n some neEs-
paper published in Washington, y. c.
HENRY ID. GORDON.
THOMAS " HUNGERFORD.
Trustees.
iy1nstsxS Il D. GORDON. Artor1ey-
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOIE-PCo-1s1ed oulg as information. and not
guaranteed
40 ?. NC. & o. LIMITED. Daiiy-Fast vSs-
tbu1e train Pullman seepe-s 70 LexlLelon L1o1is-
VIE, Cincinnati. lnl-lanaIssis. Chicago. and 81
Louis Connection for AIgIuia Hot spTilsxs p1liI-
MA cars Louisville 10 NASHVILLE Memphis and Nes
CTleanS Dining cars, a Ia csTte service
u 10 =. NJ. +. y. LIMITED. Dailv-Solid
vestlbule train Pullnan seepers to Clncinuati
Lexington. and LOUISVILLE Compartment Sleeping
car Virginia Hot SsrtIss weeS days. Dining cars
3 10 carte servlce pullman SleepeTs Cincinnati 10
ChiczSO and 81 Louis, and Louisville TO Aenphis-
Nashville, and New Orleans
keserFatious and tekets at Chesapezks and Ohio
Ofdces. 53 Pennsylvania avenue; I34 T street
and New Union Station Telephones. Main
$50 for Washington Ts-IznAl Cab Service and MaIa
lO66 oT Z1S for c. & o. Ticket Oface
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. L.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

JASIlfE ANDERSDN-
No. zsH. Tippia vs.. BmT e al trustee 70 sell /;
bond 5000 Attnmey g. r. Williarns
No ZEZ Berry - Berry 20 Al sudifor-s report
ratIfed Attorneys. C. z. Stanley-H. L. Matthew.
No. Z57s. Chisholm vs. Moore et al sale finally
ratieed- Attorney. " J Ksane-
No. ZZ6 Paxton ct al Paxton e al. order
authoriz1nE Tayuent of minor's shares. Attorneys.
D. W ODonoghle-J. z. Fague-
No. Z5ss. Pitts IS. FTederict DoUgiass Memorial
and Historical Association auditcr's report rati1ed
Attorneys. B. =. Leighton-5. a Cobb.
No. E7s7. II Peoples FIre Insurance Company;
decree authorizing sale Of notes Attorrey. B. 2
Leighton
Nc ZC53 Washington Joaa ard Trust Company
vs Johnson 81 al FRO coufessO made absolute and
decree q Interpleader- Attorneys J. b Lzruer-
H. r. Webb. J. B. Dsish. Nathaniel ana c. R. WI
soa. Hailar & HaIlam. and J. T. sullivan.
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HELP WANTED-MALE & FEMALE

NANTED-HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES AND
other public school students % investigate cur
rr1r-5iricu 20 GUARANTEE a good paying position
20 ~ who complete cC-rse IN shorthand and
b11ks7=7ing O. telerarh~ and -ailr1adiEEi our
C0urses are CI-T7Dey UrlC-I-1l- bclIg taken from
actual business trausac-i1us. you % not have 20
Epru1 but short time in Cgr college until ruu
cuali1ed for Cood p7sirious s.5 is deposited IL
hank % hack -ur claim that We teach more book
EGep1E IL THREE months than other colleges do
II SIN months. send OF cal for l17Ec cloth
br1n5 books fuIlv eypllining ererytLirs- DRAUGH-
CN'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE ts1c-
cessor 10 Tie SDsucranI. Academy Of 1I1sic build
1-- 9Th and y SIS NV iy5-e1d-cf
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
TICKET OFFICE. IlA PENNA- AVE.

TIChEf OFFICE. l4A PENNA- AVE.
Notice-FoiloEing schedule not guaranteed
SIS a Ii Daily SeaboaTd Man. Through coaches
and Pullman sieer to Savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleeper Washington 70 Hamlet AID Hamlas
to Atlanta. Dining cars
6S9 ?. II. Daily-Sea0oard Express Coaches and
Pullman 70 Ssvaznah. SsczsouTille Tampa. Atlanta
Birmingham. Me1npbis- Dtzi1E CARS
= z. sIAASELL4 Dasslet PazezsG AguA
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Limited.

From the Illustrated Bits
Tramp-8Iister. gimme. q penny ter
git glass OF beer with.
Old GentlemaD-Gracious, Don't your
thoughts ever rise above beer2
Tramp-Oh. yes, Sometimes think OF
Scotch and Polly. but the best I kin do
nowadays Is TO land g beer
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOH SALE-
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN
CHEVY CHASE. d c
Adjoining Chevy CEase. Nd. azd within n ra,
tTlct Fronting oEeT l.0o3 feet OF CCunecricut ave-
me: fEe streets running east and vest go Sect e
Vat1ou- EFey lot IN the avaiIabe for build
ing purposes . detached houses u1d bunEaIou1
erected OF under c0urse o. construction since Nav
49,. the date q opeuing Of tie subdivision Al
cts improvements. including uater sever unaead
smized streets. gran0Iithic sadeWaIks SHADE trssa
al without expense 70 purchaser SPECIAL 51ducs
usnts are offered 70 those who aE-ee 10 build
Write, telephone, cai fo- pia1s and fun pSrt55-
GlzTz- Autos and carriAzes Al your disposal
TH0S. J. FISHER x CO. uNC-j.
rs 9Th 81 ~
FOR sALE-LOT l3rIs1 FT MAR CHEVY
Chase. II the DisrrirT. E-a Old forest shade
and beautiful lawn. r-a5ed streets. sidewalks Sc
address OWNER. Boz rs. He7l-d ofcr- iyI7-I0t
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81 EYE ST. Nw-LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS.
with without beard Phone L zs51 Convenient
20 Printing OEice- jyI5sor
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING II24 ST Ne
By virtue Of a decree of the Suprg1e Court Of the
District Of Columbia. passed II equity cause No
Ese Gr0se vs- sullivan. VII sell at public auc-
tiou n front Ct the premises, FRIDAY. July =
1915 al $50 ? Il. the folloWius described and and
premises situats In the City of Washington Dis
tricr of Columbia. and beIng s1blO5 II II square
So improved by tEo-stoTy brick 81 r0ous. Nc Ia
b street northeast
Terms Of sale: O1ethir1 Of ne purchase money TO
be paid IN cash and the balance IN two equal IN
stalleuts payable II and years from cay of
sale. with interest al s. psT E11un payable semi-
annually. secured Sy deed Of trust upon The Prop
srty sold: OF all cash. at the option q the pzr-
chaser. A deposit q S00 VII be required OF TIE
purchaser az the time q sale Al conveyanclnS a.
the c0st Of the purchaser Terms Of sale 70 Be con-
rlled with within hftee1 days frc1a day oi SALE
otherwise the trustees reserve the rEht 10 resell the
property at the rsk and cost q the deiaiting pr-
chaser after five days advertising.
". WALTON EDWARDS
Equity Bldg.
JAMES A. TOOMEY
Fend2E Bldg.
iyi2d&ds Tr1Sees
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ADAM a. wEsCHLER. Aucuonscr.

rgAstszs Hp. GORDON. A
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR STEAM BOILERS. vENTI-
latiug fans and motors. and flooring lumber Of
fee Of Building for National Museum Library Of
Congress. Washington =. c. July z ls9s.-Sepa-
rate sealed proposals for furnishing delive-ire and
installing IN place complete The ws.er-tuba steam
boilers Tor the power plant ard the fans and motors
Ger veutiiation and furnishing the Geo-zia nipe OF
maple wood sieepers and flooring required for the
new building for the National Museum IN tits city
VII be received az this ot5ce unrs O'Clock p. n
On THURSDAY, tbs 9Th day of August IsCs and
then publicly opened Specifications and other IL
formation furnished on application 70 this Office
BERNARD r. GREEN. Superintendent u Con
srrUction- fyE . 2 Q S0g
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ERT MEN and WOMEN WATCH % @ S dT1 s sR
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE SUPREME CoCKT OF THE Dl

IN THE SUPREME. CoCRT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia holding a special term as a District
Court Of the United states foE the District q Co
luroia- District Court. No 4i5- In ne H-atier q
the condemnation of all that land lying within
square three thoEsand one hundred and tWenty-s'z-
in the city q washington. District of Columbia
more particularly described lot one IN block
tTeuty-six IN Edward J. Stel,wagen and William
z Edmonston. trustees. subdivision, known as
Addition 10 lie Droit Park as per plat thereof r.
corded in County BOOK NtEnhcr light page nity-
i've Of the sIrvcyor-s Office u the District q Co
lUmhia--UpGn consideration q the rctl-icn E-ed
herei- by the United States q Amerc1. tLrouEh
Charles J. B0naparte its Attorney General. seeking
the condemnation q the above-descrlbed land ard
premises an addition 20 the reservation Ct the
filtration plant IN the District q Commhia in con
formity with section tEenty-eight cf the act q
CongTcss approved Nay 90 80 public No. l6sl. en-
titled An act increase the limit q cost of cer-
tam public Buildings 20 authorize the enlargsnent
extension remolei.ng or improvement oi certain
public buildings 20 authorize the erection and CON
pietion q public buildings % authorize the Uur-
chase q sites for public b1ildings. and f5r Other
purp1ses IL IS. by the courr. this fourteenth DAY
Of July. A D. 1878. ordered that Vincent NaccarT7.
Louise Vacrauo. Chaplin Brown ard Henry II
Bergman. trustees under deed n trust from IN
cent Naccarro and wife. Louis. dated February z,
1905 recorded February q. l90s iu Liher 5LZ az
folio slZ of the land records q the District of Co
luulhIa the Oriental BuIl11rg Assocafi1n. No C.
body C-Troratc secured uDdgr said deed 4 trust J.
Lou1s Willige and Finest h Daniel trustees under
a deed q trlst from Vincent Nac-arTo and we.
Louise dated February g. Isl5. and recorded Feb
p. le IN Lher 5lZ7. a. folio SIS. q the land
records of the District q Columbia. a1d Joseph
Paul. sec-rcd under said last-ruenrioued deed q
trust and al other persons owning. occF5iag. OF
claiming any title. interest lien in upon the
I satd described prorsrrr. sought % be c1ndefnred
herein. De- and they hereby are. required TO appear
IN this cont and answer the eXgences q ne ssi4
petition On before the 18Th DAY or JULY.
A. D. 1875. at 70 O'ciock a. n, az WHICH time the
court WI lroceed with the natter q the con
c5ulnati1u q the said T7uQlrty T. s furtber Or
dered that cepy q this order q citation Be n
ssrcod IN The Washington Herald. a caily 1eTs-
pETvT published in the Dlsrrlcr q Columbia. az
least thrte times each week for two successive
weeks before The SAID 2srh day q Julv. A. d lse
By the court: WRIGHT Associate Justice- A tue
oaTy-Test: tSeaiI J. r. YOUNG. Clerk By ?. Z
CUNNINGHAM Assistant Clerk DANIEL ".
BAKER Attorney cf the United States In and fcr
the District q Columbia JESSE c. ADKINS.
sIec1al Assistant U1lfed states Attorney
UI5IsI-ZZ
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RwY

SCHEDULE N EFFECT APRIL L lsos
Leave W4s1ils-0l New Union Stafioa-
SIS a m--Da5iy-AA points ol4 Scrfok and Wes.
d1. alsO kuczyiIe. ChaJ;z1ooss ard slsrupbis
D-5 p m--Baily-R5anozs. Bristol " iEszar-
Szls1n, Knoxville. CLa-taBoosa Nashville Ais-arA,.
New ORLEANS. Through s.ecpe-- Dining carA
For No-f0lk-Leate Washington Ia T. Il daily
u=5 a. u daily teIcspt Su1dayl Arrive No~fot
ii - a. u. 50 ?. ~
as p u--Dal!y-Besryv.lls. Luray. sheusndosh
ElktCn.
Trains from tie s0utaTsss arrive SIS = u Gns
uS0 ? r.
Al information Fcslrtesnth strset and New Yo-k
avenue bend Buildingj-
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He Got II.

From ModeTo S0ci5ty-
James" said Mr. Rakeley. 1 believe
you saw me-er-saluting the nursemaid--
Why. yes. sir replied the butler
Well. its best TO keep quiet about it.
Do you understand" ?"
Yes. sir. replied James. with uptUTnsd
palm Silence IS golden, siEg'
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B.-FoilOwizg schedule EsgFes published o1Iv
as Information. and B0f guaranteed
For Atlanta birmingham. Noble New Orleans
AsheElle. ChattAnooSa, Memphis. SIS a. u aDd
uI3 p II daily
For Roanoke. kuo1Tine, Chattanooga Memphis.
New Orleans I0.35 ?. r. daily
For Columbia. Charleston Augusta, AIKEN, Sayz,-
nah. Jacksonville. and EloE5dA points. s.l0 .. "a
daily.
Tourist csTs foT California, tri-weeEly. $40 D N
Local for HarTlson5urg. % a. n daily; AS D n
Week days; for Da2Tiue, SIS q. n daily, and for
Charlottesville. SIS a n and 50 p n daily Fre-
Quent trains 10 and from Bluerno1-
L 5. brown. General Agent
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No 5TsL Matte V Hcne Tie CAPITAL Tr1c
ti1n Company 6sEaEes Artor1eys " c. Gar
diner ard z. y H1pe=elL
No. 5r92 VISION D. BroEu " Ph1.deIphia
Bllrirorc and Washington Railway CoI1uauy. dam
a<es g 10 Attarnsys. C. C. Miller c. L Baker
and E p Saer-5u
No. 51-sG KnickerbockeT T-1sr Company IS Ber-
uGrd n Bridget. accou-t S.TlLIL Arr0r-eys. A
: W-o-rhIlE-ol
No. 57sl Bernard g. BroTn - OrvlIls J. 8ioat.
GEnsges S0U53. At,cneyS. Douglas. Baker &
Sher-zl and "a y Brize
No 5s5. Lille J. Sterling CAPITAL Tracsioa
Corpa1y: damages. SEQ. Attorney. 6 2 Havell
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Pat Wns Willing.

Prom tie P1ck-AIeUp
8Iike-Pat. there's only wan thing will
cure malaria; that's whisky and quinine
Pat (anxiOuslyl-Where kin ye git it?
Afke-Th' whisky an Quinine?
Pat-No; malaria.
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Circnit Court No. 2.

No. $3.50 New York Continental Jewell Fitra-
ton Company Is DfsJriCr q Columbia, I'll q ez-
c-pJIans signed and ordered Ct record Z1gac pro
tanc tine 20 hle transcript extended Artorneys
J. h HsyLen-E- b. Thomas
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District Court.
IaM sElfn.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
No 81 II re change q grade; award q damages
Il favor q Mary z SEtc-if c11E1ne1-
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LARGE. MODERN OFFICES N TIE NIErZER-
or BrlldiuE- IttIL12 r 81 uv.- $50 Per month.
rucludrg heat. light, elevator and 5aZ--cr service
no extras u2-d
FOR RENTRROON OFFICE. ID FLOOR
Bond BuIlding- Apply 20 SILT
FOR RENT-THE uARYLAND BUILDING. IiIs
81 NV. desirable Office ruoms. incuding heat
hight elevator. and saEitur services prices 81 70 -
Der room WEAVER BROS. iE6 F 81 nv je2s-tf
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