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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-22
Market News

The action of stocks yesterday left no room to doubt the genuineness of the liquidation that has been in progress for nearly week. We do not attach much importance to the various reasons assigned for this persistent selling movement. The professional element which seems to have the market pretty we'll to itself, is apparently as bearish now as it was optimistic immediately following the presidential election, and it is almost a foregone conclusion tha; the selling will be overdone, just as the buying movement carried securities to too high level. The market is al most sure to become heavily oversold and result in a sharp reaction. Business conditions are sound, money is plentiful and seeking investment at very mod crate rates of interest, and there is no justification for a much further de- cline in the prices of good stocks.
 It is reported that John Hays Ham mond and associates are about to close contract for gold mine in Brazil, which under the crude mining methods prevalent there has yielded $l50, ,000,- 900 in gold in fifty years. The mines are in the territory that is being de- veloped by a British railway building syndicate to tap a district which is said to be richly mineralized. This dis trict has also lately yielded small number of diamonds. Prospecting for diamonds is now being carried on there by a syndicate of London and New York capitalists, who are employing ex pert diamond prospectors from South Africa.
 Give an Edison or Victor, and mer- " Christmas will follow. Wightman has A good stock to select from.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-22
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Dominion Hotel Arrivals

Lee Sutton, Stafford; J. c. Mcclure, A. R. Cater, Tucson; Mrs. s. E. Haz- gard, Bisbee; Geo. W. Frank, Dayton, Ohio.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-22
Home for Christmas

A. c. Cole, now with the c. c. c. Go at Cananea, Mexico, is home for the holidays and was around town yester day shaking hands with old friends
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-22

IT COSTS YOU NOTHING if you are not satisfied with the SOLwICO brand of goods. Your grocer will chserfully refund your money.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-22
cramer Back to Coast

J. J. Cramer, who has been here for week looking after his mine and realty interests, leaves this morning for San Diego to join his wife. MT. and Mrs. Cramcr expect to return to Los Angeles to spend the remainder of the winter.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-22

Jos. H. Hamill has opened ofaces over the postofiee. Hours: 10 ts Il 80 a. n. and 1:30 to 4 p. n.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-22

Ladissl Dent fail to attsnd the great Removal Sale at DolrA Baatx | Co. See aA sn Page 8.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-22
Professor to Speak

Professor to Speak
 Professor Babcock, president of the University of Arizona, will speak to the public tonight at the N. E. church. His theme will be, "An Hour With Re- cent Poets.'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-22
Cottage Burned Down

A two-room cottage located at the west end of Blake street and outside of
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-22

New Real Estate Firm
 William Wills, former secretary of
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-22
SILVER QUOTATION.
GRAIN.

Silver AS 5.s; Mexican dollars, 45.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-22

Give an Edison or Victor, and mer- " Christmas will follow Wightman has a good stock to select from.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Pierce place northwest between Fourteenth and FL,
tenth stTeetS-Sarah l. Fleetwood e VIZ. Chris,
-tian j., to Edith Fleetwood, lot IA, square %,
SIC
No. 81 Eighth street n0rtheast-Ei.zab5th c. smit4
to NapoleaR J. Smith. Let g, square 97, A,0oa
Pleasant Plains-Barton :. Stewart 10 Emma 2.
Stewart. lot II s.
No. 1904 f street n0rtheest-Louisa g. Randall "a
viz. Ephraim S, 10 Lillian r. Schafer. lot 81.
square go. SO
lso3 PennsyITania avenue s5utheast-Sarnue Hord to
Lille Hudnal lot 3d. square 1913. $40.
Randle Highlands-Nati01al Savings and Trust Com
pany, trustee to the United States Realty Con-
pany Of Washington, d C., Inc. lot g. block
5jl3 SO
Fourteenth street northeast between 2 and y
s5reets-racob E. and Elizabeth Horning "a
Harry HOFniEg, lof g. square 1852 $40.
kalorama Heights-C. B. Lyle TO Lucy y. MunioTd.
lot &C. block Z. SO.
Twenty-nnth street northwest between and [,
streets Eugene A. Jones and Leo Simmons. trus-
tees to Frank T. Rawlings and William F.
KeT. lots g and 45 and parts lots 49, a. 1l.
H. and 2. square 1893, SO
No 1854 TWeaty-ninth street northwest-Winiam p.
Campbell ct uX- q Thomas A. Fowler lot IS,
square ll92. SO
Addition 10 Anac0stia-Jeferson ". Davis ct TX 70
Samuel 3. Carl. lot .. hlcck 2 SOD
Chevy Chase-The Chevy Chase Land Company Of
Montgomery County. Nd 10 Walter B. and
Margaret J. Olmsted, lots l5 Il. and east hall Of
lot ls square 1864. SO.
40. l0Z Eighth street northUest-Emmons g Smith
e ux % Bradley 7. johnson. lot Is. square AZ.
SO
Bates street northwest near First street-Francis Z
Smith It ny. eJ al. to Hida B. Grobe lot ls5.
square So SO
Sherwood Edwards Land and Building Company 70
William sw5rmstelt Dot /, block 4223. $40
DobbiEs Addition % NashingtoI-Thonas BoDez
and s. Percy Thompson, trustees. 70 John g.
UmberEer lot 10 square u, $40
li5l Coreoran street uorthwest-William r Harris
ct TX. 70 Anton Zicht, loi &C. square 80, So
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Probate Cnurf.

u 0IitL GOULD
Estate Of Katherine l. Waters order tos rrls 20
show cause.
Estate OF Catherine Mccarthy. order admitting
VII 70 PROBATE and HoUld and Letters teszmeutsrT:
bond. so. Attorneys. Dag1, pavszr & C-lr-in
Estate Of John T. Flahsrtys order admitting VII
10 pfotats and TlCJ9d AID letters tsstausrt7rvf
bond, 500 Attorneys. Dau, Peyssr & Curtin
Estate of Anna J. seTua1-s 0T5r- granting letters
q administration bond SEQ. Attorney, H. ".
Wheatley.
Estate Of wubous Huz7n; order granting letters q
adniuisiT1tlgni bond. S.ea Attorney, W. c.
Earizh
Estate Of joseph J. NsguiTe; order admitting VII
70 ICohate and r5oord and letters tes-ameataryg
bond see AttoTusyi II ". Whsatley.
Estate o. Charles s, Wainwright order admitting
U- % probate and record sld letters testansntaryl
bond $50 Auozueys Reug & 1EnoE.
Estate Of William II. OUTLAW. cider granting lsts
iers q administration bond yi.5J2. Attorney W.
" Stewart
Estate q. James o. cossr; order disp.nz.1g vt.A
Estate u Johanna n Sullivan. o-5T granting
lettes Of adlniui=tEati7ui bond, so. Attorney. ].
u. sullivan
Estate Of Henry Dcsks1u. order dtz7uIssiug czyuzt.
Estate of BENJAMIN smith. oTdsr admitting VII 70
PROBATE sid record ard letters tes.aD5ltary; bad
81 50. Attorney. ~ J. kea1s.
Estate q Cora Il. WLsln. petition Tor probats
and record o. VII and letters tstame1tary. A--5r.
ueg= Hlftg 4 Hgftr
Estate Of H0s1lna @. Young Acknowledgement uf
service.
Estate II Le1ua T. Semple; petition FOX p-obata
and record Of win and letters tzs-l-autzry A-to7-
ueIs Herbert s. NiCfl
Estate q Morton Mitchell: VIII dated May A.
1915. and petition for probate ard record # vii al
letters tee-sHeutS-y fled. Attorney Woodbury. Blair
Estate q Agnes ". Hodgas, wiz dated Ap-l g.
1900 petition for probate ard rec10j q VIII ard
letters ot administration C. Q. O. fled Attorneys,
T. T. Fenwick and Beau & Marine.
Estate @ Hannibal C. Adams. reriti17 f1E Ur0s
bate and record Of win and letters teztauautsYy
Estate q William A. Wilcox VII dated January
5. 1893
Estate OF Arthur Simmons; VIII dated Fs5raa-g
e. ISIS
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

SQUARE 3i0-G. Helen MetcaH 70 J. William HenD
and William p. MetCaf, TO secure Caroline y
Bun Sl,oo1. years, per cent. semi-annually
lot g.
University Park-Etta Davis 20 John T. AIMS and
Samuel A. DrUry, to secure lee Brown. Sl52
year, per cent, senai-annually, lot =, block g.
Square s0-Benjlmjn ". SUNNY ct ux. 10 5aBu r.
Arms and Samuel s, Drury. TO secure L.
Brown, $50. l 70 IS months. per cent, semi
annually lot %
Chevy Chase-Nsrgaret J. Olm=ted et viz. walter
B, 90 Thomas N. kale and George T. 4amiL
ton. 20 secure the Chevy Chase Land Cmhuaug
Si669.34 monthly notes par cent. lots is and
10 William E. Edmonston and Louis r Peak. Ia
secure Charles Z. Marsh 5000 3 wears pel
cent sCmi-annuaiy, lots IS and II and east
half Of lot 1s square 1864
Square tC5-Heur n. Baker 10 John T. Arms and
Samuel A. DrIy, 10 SECURE Lee Brown. $1,000
years per cent, semiannually, original lot s.
Connecticut Avenue Helghts-loln II. Nolan et ux.
70 National Savings and Trust Company 70 Sc
cure American Security and Trust Company
$4,000 , years. per cent. semi-annually, LOT IS.
block g.
Square 402-Brsdley T. johnson to Charles p.
Stone and Walter H. MARROW T., 70 secure En-
mons S. Smith, $3.50, years. 5 per cent, semi
annually lot Is
Square 5j2-Hilda b. Groba 10 Henry H. Bergman
and George N. Emmerich 20 seslre German
American Building Association No. g. 5000,
lot IS
Square l5l-victoT s CLARK 70 National Savings
and Trust Company. 30 secure American Sc
clFity and Trust Company. $3.50, years, per
cent. seni-annually, lot 225
Dobbius' Addition to Washington-iohn c. I'm
berger Ell TX. to Morton J. Luchs and Herbert
T. shannon, to SECURE Thomas Bones and s..
Percy Thompson. trustees slZ75. monthly pay
ments, per cent, lot ll2. square L.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or CO.
lumoia. holding Probate Court. Ne. Iu5-. Ad-
miui5trat-on. Is 90 give notice that the sub
seribtT>, az the District Of Columbia have obtained
from the Probate Court y. tie District Of Columbia
letters testameutary GA tie estate Of John NJ ClapB
late o. the District oi Columbia deceased All Per
sons having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned 90 exhibit thg same. with the vouchers
OF before the 9TH DAY OF JANUARY. A D.
1879 otherwise they may h7 law De excluded from
an btneht n said estate. Given under oar hands tins
9th CAY of January. 1893 ANNA T.. CIApP. laI
Vermont avenue JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON. as
Ftta street northwest. Attest. Seal JAMES
TANNER. Register Of wis for the District u Co
lHmbia. Clerk # the Probate Court. JOSEPH j.
DARLINGTON, Attorney. f2g fe5I2
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AUCTION SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE OF CHURCH EDIFTCE AND
PARISH HALL OF GRACE CHURCH PAR.
ISL PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL. AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF NINTH AND ID
TJRE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND THE
ORGAN NOW ~ SAID CHURCH
Whereas default having been made IN tie pay
ment OF interest on the debt secured by a certain
deed OF trust, bearing date Apll g. 1900 and re-
corded among the Land Records Of the District ~
Columbia on April o. 1880 in Liber PAT. folio 20
q seq. and az the written direction Of the holder
and owner Of the notes secured b7 said deed ~
trust the undersigned the trustee named IN said
deed Ct trust, viii offer for sale under the mo-
visions thereof, al public auction in front Of the
premises at 3 o'clock ?. ma on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day q February A. d. 1865 the following
described land and premises with the improvements,
easements. nights, ways and appurteuauces there
unto belonging situate and lying 10 the District o.
Columbia; All Of original lots numbered nineteen
U.s. twenty t20l. and tUsuty-one IN in square
numbered four hundred and eleven t4ln
Also The furniture Of every description, and the
organ, now In the church erected Ua said real estate
Terms II sale. Oue-thiTd Of the purchase urics
IN cash ioi which a deposit Of $50 must be made
TO ths trustee az the tine Of che sale) and the
balance In equal notes Of tie purchaser PAYABLE in
one and two years from re date Of sale with in
terest at the rate Of six 81 per centum per an
mum, payable semI-annuaiiy said notes to he Sc
cured BY first deed Of trust on the property sold: or
an cash. az the option Of the purchaser. The terms
OF sale to be complied with within twenty DAYS
from date Of sale in default # which tie property
VIII be resold at the risk and cost Of the default
Ing purchaser after five days Reimbursement in
some newspaper published in Washington D. C.
All c1n7eyanciaE, title examination end recording
al the expense Of the purchaser.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Formerly
UNION TRUST AND STORAGE COMPANY
OF THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, Trustee.
By EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN,
President
Attest; GEORGE E. FLEMING.
Secretary.
ja3lf Observation-Disclosures
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Equity Court No. 1.

AAtEE 8tet It. r fl+ADA lArf1-
30. 100 Burden rs Burden. a-lLo1T ordered
7-nderts lite aud counsel fees and injunction. At
tguegs. ~ G. Balds-s0l-Thouas & BeLlsr.
no -5S. H5r.t vs.. Hecht, order 81 publication
for absent defendant Attorney, ". 7. Reilly.
No. EL4 Hosp vs. Hosp; divorce amersa e.
th1lo granted. Attorneys. G. L EInig-Ihompson &
Lazlef.
No. gl55. United States ys Gayuor; tine eItgnded
70 take testimony. Att1Fnegs, d. W Bake-A 5.
Wor-LiuEt51.
No 2i52 Loyett vs.. Faruham: auditors report
ratified and rlle 70 show cause discharged Attor-
news IS. II. GieseT-F " NcReyu0lis
Iu re Clunacyl A5olph Wolscbendorf; final &C
count approved and committee disCaaEsed
No E-IL Van HON ct a. IS. Van Horn e al. Z;
sale confirmed and rzfeued 10 aCdiu0r. Attorney,
". n OHy.
No Z5fL Won Ringharz vs.. Reilly trustee; ap-
pointed % receive proceeds Of SALE bind. 3l5eD
Attalle7s Leich Rol5nscn-Larlber1 & Nf-Leau
Nc. a5-3. Bendleim ys PickfoTd; motion Tor re
hearing denied. Attorneys. Edwin Fo1Test-Aiadd0x
6 Ga5Isv
No Ei33 Lynn vs.. Washington and Potomac
Steamboat Company. receivers authorized 70 pay
certain debts and % issue receivers certificate
At-uusv- Douglas. Baker & Sheriff.. \. Wilson,
4. T. Browne. J. / PpyseT-BaIS-on d Sidd0ls and
ii. T. Winfield
ASSIGNMENTS for to-day;
No 81. Price VS., Proc. Attorneys. AdrAans-Tay-
No. H. Roche ct al. rs. Roche Attorney. WI
Esut
Ncs. Isl American Surety and Trust Company rs.
Chew Attorneys. Wllson-Tucker q Kenyon
SO. 49, Ferguson vs.. Ferguson e. al. Attorneys.
Lym & Lyon.
No. 49, Raprreeht SIS. McNamarl- Att0Euegs.
Biruey & W0odud-DariS
No Is. Tolson vs. Tols5n e. a. Attorneys,
AGf-sau5-FvEett-
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

". p sF1-lyElns schedule figures published only
as information ard are not guaranteed.
FCr Atlanta. Bsm.usl.al. Mobile. New Orleans.
AslsUlc. Chattanooga. Memphis go q. Il and
u 10 p. m daily.
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis.
NeE Orleans, JOBS p. PEI. daily.
Tor savannah. Jacksonville. ard Florida points.
3I0 .. M daily
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. 40
T. 10. ana ESQ =. m daily.
Tourist ears for California. tri-zeekIT $40 p. no.
Local Cor HaH.s0lhHrz. rs e. H. daily; ans o. 70.
week days. f-r palulc $50 a. m daily, ana for
Charlottesville 6a5 a. u. and $50 ,. &C. daily.
Frequent trains i1 aa3 from H.sen5ut
l. s. BROWN. General Agaut
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE ~ INJECT JANUARY g. 1903
Leave Washington SEES Union station
500 d. 10. and ESQ o. m.-Daiy-Au points on
Norfolk and Western, also Knoxville. Chattanooga.
and Memphis.
l1.5 %. m.-Daily-Roanoss Bristol Winston
Salem. Knoxville. Chattanooga Nashville Memphis.
Sew Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining Cars.
Fer A0Eolk-Lesye Washington 80 a. H. dals.
ll05 d. "a. daily. SD o. 70. daily. Arrive Norfolk
u - d. H.. p D.. H.. 0f5 p. IT,
so J.. m.-D1iy- EeuyriIs Luray Shenandoah.
Trains from tie Southwest arrive SIS g. H. and
u 80 2. 10.
All information Fourteenth street and New York
Avenue BOND Building
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COURT RECORD
CTuesday, February 4, 19os1

trial and in arrest sled. ATTORNEYS. Edw. g. Bailey
and Sfrchand-A a. H0ehIibg H.
Goiden 60. IS. George ". Knox Express Com
paHy, Wagner IS. fely e a.. Holly IS Washing
ION Eaii"ay aud hifclHe Company, RIuehart IS.
| Chesapeake and Ohio RsilWay Company. Totten ct
al IS. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. Da-
wilson ct al. vs.. Ssnules Kelly Company BENJAMIN
Us. Brce. Faulc0BeT ct al. 81 Mcdonald. Geisbe-z
I IS. Edelson, CoEen ct al. vs. Jones, and Louis vs.
Briston continued for the term
Tie following cases we're stricken from the calep-
dar. Wilson Jordan. Wright vs. Padestt HuI
vs.. Br.ghtTO0d RAILWAY Company johnson IS
Clsra Donath 81. Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company, and Ware Ts. Phils-
delPhia. Baltimore and Washington RailFoad Com
No sa2s3 willard vs. Buriassr; verdict for De-
PENDANT Attorneys, w. c. SulliTsn and a. l. New
myer-E L. Gies.
No 4szo Carmody vs.. Eandss: verdict for plain-
| uif for $780, Att0Eney5. Edwin FoTest-R. g. Don
aldsou.
No 1871 CONAN vs.. Flour; death Of defendant
suggested; continued
No. 1908 Coker IS. Pratt; leave granted plaintiff
to file amendment to declaration forthwith and 70
defendant t. plead thereto forthwith and Issue
I jolnEd: IUy swOrs. Attorneys, Lerch & CoIioday-
John Rid0ut and +. f. Pratt
No. III Pryor vs.. District Of Columbia st al.
Attorneys Berry & Minor and Il B. Rowland-E.
H. Thomas and J. J. Darlington
30. 2s. Walker Co. vs. Elite Laundry Com.
paHy. Attorneys. Ge0Tgs Kearuey and Edmund
Burke-Ralston & Siddon-
No. ~ New YORK Continental JeTel Filtration
Company IS. District Of Columbia. Attoreys. J. ".
Hayden-E. H. Thomas.
No. Z8. International Trust Company Is, How.
ard. Attorneys. ". C. Clsphsne-B IT, WarneF. e.
No. ~. Same vs.. Crook. Attorneys, sane
no. - Cheshire rs. Auac0ztia and P0tgnao
Railway Company. Attorneys. Charles Bsndhefr1--
]. J. Darlington.
No. go Green vs.. Washington Railway ard Elso.
uic Company. Attorneys. GsskiHs Beckert-J. J.
Darlington.
No. 3s RUcssr 70 lockwood. Attorneys, @. A.
Maxwell. Samuel a. Putnam, and Charles Poe-B.
A. lockwood and Arthur English
No. 8A BsoodgOod ". City and Suburban Raj.
way Company Attorneys, T. L. b. Atnss1n-J J..
Darlington
No. 35. Cooper vs. BTiEiltEOod Railway Company
Attorneys, Robinson White-J. J. Darlington.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY,

W =" T0I7l7---N 7EG ~ WI-TIa7I-I. aId 40
giITaHt sed.
$50 l.. Nc. q .. LIMITED. DaIlg-Fast vss-
tbuis train. P1llmlI siltperl o. Lexington Louis
vile. Cincinnati. Indianapolis. Chicago. and ST.
Louis Connection llr Virginia Hot SPRING. Pail
u1H cars Lg1isyii.e % Nashville. Memphis. and New
lIL0 Z. NJ r. = LIMITED Da1e-S0rf4
vgsubfil5 TAIN. Pullman Seepers 20 Cincinnati
Lexington ana Louisville. Compartment sleeping
gsT o. Virginia Hot Splles week da5s. BiuiU- cara
Ia carte service. Pullman S.gerr Cincinnati %
tlieaEp aud 81 Louis. and Louisville 81 Leu.pl ls
Nashville ard Sew Orleans
Reservation lll tickets So Chesapeake and Ohio
OTCas, 5l5 ItUlsI wanna avenue, Eos lf-h street,
near F. and A=E ial.u Station TeIepl6G.s Main
$50 for Washington Terminal Cab Service and Man
lo55 q Zl5 flr q. q U. Ticket Of.ee-
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COMMISSIONERs, NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS d @,
February l. l9S.-At ] O'Clock 2. m on SATTJR-
DAY. February Is, 1903 the fish wharf rights and
privileges viii be sold at public auction on street
between lth and 5th streets northwest in front Of
the fish stalls Of the Washington Market. for the
term Of one year from March l. 1893. For further
information as to terms Of sale. &C. apply at the
Office Of the Sesler Of Weights and-Measures. 46i
Louisiana avenue northwest HENRY b. f. MAO
FARLAND. HENRY L. WEST, JAY J. NOR
ROW, Commissioners d. G. te3IN, exS
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Noucc-FoIloWLg schedule not guaranteed.
llGj A. 81. Daily seaboard Mail Through coaches
aud Pullman sespeIs TO savannah and Jacksonville
Through slcepeB Washington 10 hamlet and Ham.
Dec 90 Atlanta PaTlor car to pinehurst DINING
cars
p +. II. Daily-Seaboard Florida Limited. Solid
Pullman train through 90 Jacksonville and So. Au-
gustne. Also through IeepeT5 10 Piusaurst. At.
iauis. Birmingham and Memphis. Dining cars.
$50 7. NJ Dally-sel5oad Express. Coaches and
lu.lmaus 10 Savannah and jacksonville
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Lawsuits,

No. 55l99. CarmiDa VisDi vs. Ths Baltimore ard
Ohio Railroad Company; damages. $1,000. Attor-
Heys J. NJ Carrm-t0E and J. f. Pemybacker.
~, zzG George p Bouifaut IS. Louis AItenauss
note and account. $500. Attorney. Va N Oflsy.'
No. 55I. FREDERICK Jaeger IS. William A. Rich.
ards note SO. Att0ney. R. B. Behrsrd
No 5000 Robert 7. Ballard Katie n Paskert
damages s503. Attorney. l. Williamson.
No. TgE. Edward !. Eeefe vs. Southern Rail-
way Company; damages, So Gao. Attorney, Z. w.
Sob5n
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HARVARD IS BENEFICIARY.
College Gets italian Library Tn
der VIII OF Mitchell Morton.


Mitchell Morton. who died in Munich.
Bavaria. on September 81, 1907. leaves a
VIII dated May H. 1903. which was filed
for probate yesterday
He bequeaths 10 his brother. Robert
2. Mitchell 1000 shares Of the stock Of
the Pacific States Telegraph and Tele-
phone Company and 90 shares to Mar
garet Johnson, 81 memory Of many years
of faithful service and friendship.
Tog Harvard University he bequeaths
what De terms His italian Library
and 10 the Players Club, Of New York,
certain pictures.
The remainder Of the estate. which in
an accompanying petition is stated 70 be
worth 5000 IN all, is devised 70 the tesla
tors wife, Mrs Elizabeth Patterson
Morton
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nnnkrunfcr Cnurf

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Nc. 81. u re George p. Newton; sale confirmed.
No. 20 II re Charles T. Neale, adIu6ioatiou
and reference.
No 5ll In rs George p. Chaoei di,cazTgs or
dered
No. ST. In Re Howard a. Rhine; discharge or
deref
Ne. ST. IN re Samuel Kieinmaa; adtadiaao1
and Fefli5Ec-
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MASSAGE.
WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. g Up: SAMPLES
brought; latest fall designs painting LIZ PREUX.
l5ll 9Th ST. Phone y. slsim. lals-u
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ASKS FOR ACCOUNTING.
Robert CaSteIbeFg sues Former Part
ners I'm JeweIry Business.

hefs IN JcW cry busincss.
Robert Castelberg, Of this city, yester-
day fled suit for an accounting from
Jacob CastelbeTg and Joseph CasteIberg,
trading as J. Castelberg q Sons and
Castelbergs National JewelTy Company,
on Pennsylvania avenue.
The complainant says he was a partner
Of the defendants up 10 February /. 1865.
when he withdrew. lie says there were
Uncollected accounts OF which If was
agreed be should receive one-half when
collected
He has asked, he states. for an account
ing on these accounts, but has failed 10
receive one. He asks the court to direct
an accounting.
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