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THE CELESTIAL LOVE.

And they serve men auSterely,
After their own genius, clearly,
Without a false humility;
For this is Loves nobility.
Not to scatter bread and gold,
Goods and raiments bought and sold
But to hold fast his simple sense.
And speak the speech of innocence,
And with hand and body and blood,
To make his bosom counsel good.
He that feeds men serveth few;
He serves all who dare be true
Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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HER EATAL MALADY

But, doctor, had no idea her illness
would prove fatal
Il did not say It would prove fatal: I
said she would not be able 10 speak for
at least three weeks"
We'll, don't you think that viii XIII
Exchange.
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GRACEFUL MORNING GOWN
II - .&
By MAY .GANToN.

Graceful m oruin
gowns are always I'm
demand and this one is
very simple and easily
made while il takes
just the lorg lines that
mean a desirable effect
Lawn with plain band
ing is the material
shown in the illustra-
tion and very dainty and
!c-'eIy II IS for summer
wear, but fl a little
more elaborate gown IS
nee led foulard could be
utilized, while for the
simple washable ones
- the batistes and the
dott ID muslins. en-
bro'dered Swisses and
tie like are in demand I.
and this season dotted
Swiss in which little
colored flowers are in
tr0duced is a favOrite.
while II makes an ex-
ceedingly dainty and
altogether d q sira b ie
gown of this sort. There
arc women. however.
who Ike high necks and
long sleeves even In
midsummer ard in ad-
clifton 20 its other ad-
vantages this gown can
Be so made II liked.
For the medium size
VIII be required 1914
yards Of material a.
So yards 81, or 81 yards
A. inches wide. unless
the material must be
cut enc way. In such
case Is yards q. 10L
yards @, or ~ yards A
inches wide VIII be
needed, with 39s yards
OF banding.
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ALL CUT UP.

"You say one Of the nurses at the
hospital has your hearth
"She has, indeed"
And the doctor has your appen-
dix Surgery is making wonderful
strides"
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NadinOIa Cream

Beauties the complexion where 9TH
er creams fail. Fifty cents and one
dollar at all high-class drug stores.
Sold by Henry Evans, Peoples Phar-
macy, O'DcnneH, Thompson, and other
druggists
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LOCAL MENTION.
EEilk Bread Is Nutritious

II is made in the real home vva,, %
the best ingredients Delivered fresh from
oven = table. &c Delicious Homemade
Pies. 2)c. Holmes Bakery. 1st anS e
SITS. Phones Linen. 1440 and l441.
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Large Fancy Lemons

12c doz.: 15c and 3oc Cakes. 1Oc II. :.
Fresh Pound Cake. 121zc: Wamaca
Waters. Sc; Ginger Snaps,s4tzc. ]. 4. ID.
Pyles' Stores. If
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best ingredients. Crisp crusts-eAnsro-,,s
filings. All good kinds at all a-Tocers'.
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- H. Ynnr 10 Cream o.

Fireworks! Open Evenings.
GOULD'S, 421 9Th.
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-. - e

particular. frequently get their data
Tor a trip from these new advertising
maps. often proceeding part Of the way
on their bicycles.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-02

early for the 4th. Peach and Strawberry
cream made from the fresh fruit 81 p-sf
Reising,r's. 235 G st. Phone NJ. 2767-
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Chicago Jewel Gas Ranges Are the
best. c. a. Muddlman & Co.. GIG 18th nv,
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See Big Plaptation Act To=1ght.
Majestic, Washington's coolest theater.
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Lightning Rods, copper. J. H. Kuehling.
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Great Bear Spring Wate-, 4 Gal,
5Oc. Office. 7O4 18th st. Phone Maine 324O.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

AN EXPERIENCED sALESWONIAN II. SHIRT
Waist Department. Apply TO manager. WOOD
WARD & LOTHROP.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 779-Emanuel q. Peach ct ux. 70 Nathaniel
J. Ward and Winfield Scott Brown % secure
Gertrude Van Allen. 5000. years. per cent
semi i-annuslly. lot s..
HOlmead Manor-Willism S AIinnix. et ux 20
Herman F. Gasch and Harry C. Birge 10 secure
Isabel H. Lem am. Sl-500. ! year. per cent
semi-snnualiy. LOT 81 block e.
Ivy City-James w. Turley et ux 20 job Harris and
y. +. RyOn. 70 secure Francis J. Summer. $50
years, per cent. semi annually. lot 2. block s.
square lo6l-Isadore Psyarini et u1 70 James A
Cahill and George W. White. 10 secure John A.
Butler sl.oco. yoarS 9 Dor cent. original lots
l5 and l6
Pleasant Plains-Cesare r Casassa e ux to B.
Francis Saul and James F. Shea. 70 secure the
Home Savings Bank. 5000. years. per cent
semi Annually. lot $50 and part lot q
Square ~, East Deanwood and Barry Farr-Frank
S. Collins tO Frank T. Rawlings and Harry NJ
Conger, 10 secure Edward Mcs'. Jones, 5000, /
year. per cent. seTai-annually part lot D.
square T97; lots 70 Is. block 10. East Dean
wood. and part lot ;. section 7. Barry Farm.
Trnidsd-Siary Horn ct VIZ william Il. 90 Frank
J. Dieudonne and James Berry to secure Per
petlal Building Association. 800. lot Il. squarr
SO70
Square 65S-Henry Muse ct ux % George A. Martin
and Harry F. Gladman. 20 sscIre James Martin
$50 monthly payments per cent lot q.
Blcomingdaie-Paul T. Stege q 20 Wharton
T. Lester and Michacl J. Colbert, % secure the
National Permanent Building Association. $3.50
part lot q. block 10.
Square Al-tScCrge Ncitzei % uX- % Chaplin Brown
and Henry II. BergmSnn To secure the Oriental
Building Association No G. $500 lot 90.
TTinidad-Cora GOumrf to BENJAMIN T. Leighton and
George L. Williams. 20 secure Ernestine r
Teriinger. $1,000, years. 6 per cent semi-annu-
ally part lot e. block 7.
Square lOl2- -ArabeIla T. Smith % James ". French
and Walter F. Wright. 70 secure Elizabeth
Clement, 500. years, PER ogat, semisnnually.
Let a.
Square s6-Carlton NJ BeaIl to J. spTigg Poole and
Charles W Fairfax. 70 secure William ". W.
Stewart, 500. years. per cent, semi -annr-
ally. part original l0t Is.
Square Z4-Petronella LindqUiSt 70 Clarence r.
Rhe-m and Charles Schafer. to score German
American Fire Insurance Company Of the District
Of Columbia. 500. years per cent. semi
Annually lot s..
Whitney Close -Aiiddsugh & Shannon. Inc. 10 B.
Francis saul and James F. Shea. 20 secure Home
Savings Hnk Sl9 80. year. per cent semi
annually lots Il 70 IS. block 10. and lots Is and
IS block ?
Fourteenth Street Heghts-J S GruTer to James
+. Ellerson aud James S. Easby to secure Four
teenth Street Heights Land Company. S.7l52 2.
monthly notes, per cent, semi-snnuaIly, lots .
70 a and q. squ2rs 2ls, and iots IA and 2.
sguga zlL
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supreme Court of the unIted sax

Supreme Court of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr., Justice Brewer
AR Justice White. Mr.. Justi,s Peekham Mr. Ius-
tice Mckeuna. Mr.. Justice lJoimcs. Mr. Justice
Day. and Mr. Justice Moody.
John Il. Rothermel. q Reading. Pa, and Arthur
sherman Phillips. Of Fall River. Mass. ad-
mitted to practice.
No ls6 s. T. Ashen, plaintiff IN error. vs.
The state Of Kansas: submitted BY Mr.. Nelson
Case for the plaintiff in eror and by afr Z. L.
Burton for the defendant In error
No. l67. In re James p. Wood et al petitioners;
submitted by Mr.. w Scott Bickslcr ana Mr.. Els
Bennett for petitioners and by Mr.. Harvey Riddel
fer the respondent.
No Is McCabe 4 Steen Construction Company
plaintiff in erTor. William ~ Wilson; argu-
ment continued by Mr.. Arthur G.. Moseley FOR the
plaintiff IN error. by AR James X. Keaton for the
defendant in orror. and concluded by Mr. Arthur
G. Moseley fer the plaintiff in
No. l56. J. g. Bogard et al. appellants. r
II. Sweet q a. submitted by Mr.. John W
ShaFtel. Mr.. James K. Keat0n and Mr.. Frank
Wells for the appellants and by. Mr. Charles NJ
Thacker for The appellees. with leave 20 counsel
for the appellants 70 6Ie additional brief on
OF before the 2ist instant.
No. l57. Wolfe Londoner et al plaintiffs IN error.
Ts. The City and County cf Denver et al. argll-
m mt commenced by Mr. Joshua +. Grozier for the
plaintiffs IN euor and continued b. Ar 7. w
Sanborn and Mr. n L. Ritter for The dCfcndaHts
IN err5r.
Adjourned until Monday next at p O'Clock.
The day call for Monday. March g. VIII be as
follows: Nos ~. l60. ls2. l5. lsi ls5. ls9, 10.
III. and ~
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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Australia. (except for West Austrslia,) New Zea-
land. and New Caledonia, via San Francisco. close
here daily at sos y. m. up to March s. for dis
patch by steamer Aeon.
Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoria. B. c. close daily at SIS
p m. up to March II. for dispatch by steamer En-
press Of Japan
japan, Korea. China. and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle, close daily at sos p. N. up to March
r. for dispatch by steamer ShinanO Maru.
Hawaii. Japan Korea, China, and Philippine
Islands. via San Francisco close daily AZ SOS D N
up to March Y, for dispatch by steamer China
Specially addressed mails only for japan Korea
and China. via Seattle. close here daily az SOS o. n
up to March II. for dispatch by steamer Kumeric
Japan, Korea, China, and Philippine Islands via
Tacoma. close here daily at 6C5 p m. up TO March
T. for dispatch BY steamer Ming Chow
Hawaii. va San Francisco. close here daily at
Cos D m up to March l6. for dispatch by steamer
Alameda
Australia. Except mails fer West Australia) New
Zealand. Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia, Via Vancouver and Victoria. B. c. close
here daily at SOS p. m. up 70 March D. for dis
patch by steamer Moana.
Hawaii, Guam. and Philippine Islands via San
Francisco. close here daily az sos p. m up tc
April l. for dispatch by United States transport
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

-AcllA 2 tzRA LII
II re Julie A. Hamilton; order 20 encunber
Estate Of Ro6ert 5. Lyle. order admitting VII
70 rr0,ata and rrcori and letters testamenfary.
Attofue. ". A. McKinne-
Estate of Gccrre A. Jones order admitting VIII
20 probate and recrd snd letters q administration
C. 9. a. bond 80. Attorneys. Wilson q 3arks-
dale.
Es.ate Of .Charlas " sonnsnsclnaidt: order sp-
pointing collector bond. S5o5- Attorneys. Lambert
Estate Il James R Cow. o-der granting letters os
administration; bond. $50 Attorney, Il T. Win
held
Estate u David L Fullerton. order approving
d-striburicn- ATTORNEYS CrosthWaits & Colladay-
Estate q BencriCI Roth. order ratIfyinC auiitors
rep0-t and dsrectng sale q rral estate. bond. $50
At-0TneJ j A MaeieL
Estate Il Charles Schnefel order rrarrinr Ierrers
= adHninis'Fstioa; bend, 500 AttornC. z H.
Estate Of John H Mitchell. order for sale Of
partnership Att0rney. C. c. James
Estate Of John 4. Hilman; order for sale Of
Es,ate Of William Kennedy; order increasing bond
Estate q Jourdsu W Nau-y; order for conpro-
mise.
Estate Of Jossrhine " Corning: order granting
letters of administration: bond. $50. Attorneys.
Hamilton. Colbert. Nerses & Hamilton
Estate q Harriet Z. Garvin; order granting let
tsrs q administration; bond. Slo0 Attorney. J. A
TooTnev.
Estate Il Josiah F. Hsrisnburzh: petition for
pToblte and record q VIII and letters testamsntay
Atl0rncy. Birnsy & Wooda7G-
Estate q Lucy J. 0I1Xley: VII dated May 81
1876
Estate Of Libby " Porter: petition for letters
e administration. Attorney. {. 5. Mussey.
Estate of John NJ ClapP: order for re-enhu-se-
nsnr- Attorney. J J. Darlington
Estate q 2Iary Posg; petition for letters q ad-
uliristration- Attorney. J. A Toomey-
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

All present
No. la5 ChunD vs. CITY and Suburban Railway
Company; decree on mandate of supreme Court Of
the United STATES entered Attorncys. Y. n. Wal
lace and r MetzEsr-J. J. Darlington and B. W.
Parker.
No. lg5 Garfield Memorial Hospital vs. Mac
farland Ct al. continued
No. ls3i Rodier vs. Life Insurance Company: AZ
g7ment continued by 3ir- Leigh Robinson for appel
lee. continued By AR C. A KeisWiu for appellant
Attorneys. r. =. Downing and J. W GaEan-
Leigh Robizson sud Conway Robinson.
No is2s Conse~ vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company; argument commenced by Mr.. L. J.
MatheT Tor sTpcilant. continued bT Mr Il J. Col
bert for appellee. concluded b. NJ J. J. Mather
for appellant Attorneys. l. J. 1Iather-Hamilton.
Colbert. Yerke1 a Hamilton
No. ls2e Rsunthaver VS. Tally: argument CON
menced by Mr. y " Barksiale fC- appellant.
continued by Ar. ". e. Sullivan for appellee con
tiuued By Air J. J. Darlington for appellee. ard
concluded by Mr.. y " Barksdale for appellant.
Attorneys Wilson & Barksiale-J. J. Darlington
ard ". &. sullivan.
Assignments for Tussday. March q. 1875:
Patent Appeals
No. ln Moore vs.. Hewitt. Attorneys. J. R I'd
No. s25 s0mers 4 -. vs.. Newman. executor
Attorneys r. H. MeNeil-A. Z. Wallace and E. T.
Fenwick
No 50 Go-don vs. Wentworth. Attorneys. Ben
lansin Philips and Horacs Van Ererscn-A. Y.
Cushnan ard WOOD & Wood
No IA IN 70 application Of Chase e. al Alter
neys. J. 6. Meyers A y Cushmsu. and c. "
Rea-F. A. Tenant.
No. i56 In re Application Of sheldln Attorneys
A n Bsifeid l. 5. Bacon. ard J. Il Anlans-
" s Ruckman.
Nos 80. 4sl ~. aud - Rose e; al. - Clifford
q al Attomeys. J. D. Sullivan-Philip Maurs and
J. H. Griffin.
No. is2 PHILLIPS vs.. sensenich. Attorneys. Con
molly q CO1nOliy-A Z. PatlisOn
No s65. In ~ application of Russell Attorneys
c 2 Poster ard p n. Broun-W. s Ruckman.
No ~ Goodman Hohar. Attorneys Mar
ceilus Bailey-N : Rgcknan
No ~. Lotz " kenney. Attorneys. S. T. Cam
erou. Reeve Lewis and C. A. l. Msssie-Y NJ
Dorsey and Thomas Ewing T.
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FIVE NEGROES SENTENCED.
Aggregate of Seventy-three Years
imprisonment.

Aggregate of Seventy-three Years.
imprisonment.
Justice Stafford yesterday imposed peni-
tentiary sentences on five convicted men.
all negroes, aggregatirg seventy-three
years.
William Green, alias William Cohen.
received twenty years on conviction Of
grand larceny. Green bought several sew
ing machines on the installment plan and
then sold them for small sums. He has
served time in the penitentiary before
according to the records, and is now in
jail for larceny.
John W. Newby received fifteen years
for attempted criminal assault Accord
ing to the evidence at his trial, he Iured
a negro girl to an isolated place
Nicholas N Warren was sentenced to
twenty years for killing Adam Lawson,
also a negro.
Gilbert Lewis was sentenced to fifteen
years for causing the death Of Eugene
Rutherford. In May last Lewis found
Rutherford talking to his wife. and in
burst OF jealous rage he stabbed him with
a butcher knife.
Monroe Burrell, for assaulting Matthew
F. Rupert with a knife. was sentenced
TO three years in the penitentiary.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
POSTAL CLERK INDICTED.
j. c. Warden, of Dead Letter office.
Charged with Rining Letters.

The grand jury returned an indictment
yesterday against John c. Warden. for
merly a clerk in the Dead Letter Once.
charging him with violating the postal
laws and regulations.
Officials of the Dead Letter Office sus-
pected that letters sent there containing
money were rifed. Post-ofilce inspectors
were detailed on the case. They sent a
decoy letter which was found among War
den's effects. He was Immediately ar
rested.
The letter was addressed to Miss
Blanche Wilcox. Unadina. n. Y" War
den was dismissed from the service
shortly after his arrest on December :
last.
An indictment was also returned against
John 81. CrOwder. negro. janltOr OF the
Windsor apartment house. He is charged
with forging the name OF Frank John
son 20 money order Of the value Of $40
Charles Roberts. alias Frank Morris.
and Frank Rogers. alias William Cum
mings, were indicted for robbery.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
DEATH RECORD.

Seth Bouuey. sI3 n 81 NV 20 years
Louis schmidt, 7o2 Eth ST. uw-. = years.
Redfed Proctor. 1924 X 81 nv. IS years
Sriiie ;. Chase. Ia Normande s. years.
Emile A. Nlurden. The Portner." IS years
Gottloh Lederer. 2ool Gales 81 Pc 81 years
Ignatius Ford. sl2 Florida ave. NV. "A years
Marcellus Jenkins 3o5 Monroe St. Anacostia IS
years.
Richard II. Clenderin. Nat Homeo. Hospt. a.
years.
Frances P. James, 1875 nth st. NV. g. years
Fred LuPton It. Raleigh Hotel 42 years
William Crcnaie Z, 5. Soldiers Home. d. C.. "A
years.
COLOEED-
Charles Dabney. 3535 NJ ST. nv. s. years
Pauline Howard. 1872 s.. nv. { years
Walter Morris. iii r 81. NV. 2 wears
John Scott, 81 Marks cuurt, Sc. 81 yea7s
Hannah Ogle. sheridan ave- Anacostia. 81 years
Eleanor L Harper G16 18th 81 ne Is years
Infant Of Thomas and Florence Holes. Columbia
Hospital, days
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
BOY PRODIGY APPEARS.
Juvenile Entertainment for benefit
of NeighbOrhOOd House.

OF NciEhborhood house.
The boy prodigy, Elias Beeskin.. the
vloliaist who has attracted so much at
tention among music lovers in Washing
ton, Will play for the benefit of Neigh
borhood House next Thursday afternoon.
at 4;S0 o'clock. in the ball room at the
Raleigh Hotel This Nelghborhood House
benefit has also enlisted the voluntary
services Of three other juvenile prodigies.
Roberta Amies. aged fifteen. the tai
ented pianist. who made such a favorable
impression recently at a concert in the
Washington Club. will take part in the
programme. Mildred KoIb. who Is only
thirteen years Of age. is also announced
as pianist Of exceptional ability. Both
Miss Amies and Miss Kolb have been
trained by Nine Won Unschuld-
A dramatic reading from Browning will
be given by Detiow Marthinson a twelve
year-old boy who is already favorably
known as a public entertainer. Miss Alys
Bentley, director OF music in the public
schools, VIII sing some Of her inimitable
children's songs
Tickcss- are offered at 81 each. and il is
announced that money may be sent to ].
Philip Hermann Seventh and l streets
northwest. who is treasurer Of Neighbor-
hood House. Mr.. A NJ Lothrop. presl-
dent OF the house. has sent letters 70 a
number Of persons asking them 20 as
sist by attending the concert. Mrs. Charles
f. Weller is chairman Of the committee
by whom the benefit has been arranged
NeighborhO0d House the leading social
settlement OF Washington, Is located at
80 and 46S y street southwest There are
seventy-one clubs classes. and other or
Ganized activities taking place there every
week, AS the work Of the settlement is
principally with children, it is sppropri-
ate that this benefit concert Is to be given
mainly BY Juvenile talent.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

J. W Johnson has purchased through
the Office Of W. n. Walker the store and
dwelling at 2132 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest The purchaser will hold the
property as a renting investment The
same Office has sold 10 Joseph Oxenburg
the two-stOry brick dwelling at 2lso II
street northwest, for $1,000 The pur-
chaser will hold same as an investment
Middaugh & Shannon have taken out
permits for the erection OF five two-story
brick and frame houses at 1920 10 S23S
Warder street northwest, az an estimated
cost Of $4,000 and for two similar houses
at 32iS and 3215 Warder street. at an esti-
mated cost Of 5000. Joseph Bchn. archf-
tect, prepared the plans. and Middaugh &
Shannon are the builders.
NJ II. HERMAN VIII soon erect a two
story frame house at 1854 Emerson street
northeast. at an estimated cost OF 5000.
L. G.. HERMAN is the architect who pre-
pared the plans.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
U. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

By virtue OF writ Of fed fRcias Issued out Of the
clerks Office Of the Supreme Court Of the District II
Columbia and TO me directed l viii sell at public
sale. for cash. in front OF the Courthouse door
Washington. D. c.. at II O'CLOCK A. NJ. TUES
DAY. MARCH 10. 1908. ar the right, title claim
and interest being the undivided interest Of William
F. Kelly in and to lots A. and IS and parts Of lots
a. 49, lol. H. and D. in square numbered il93 City
OF Washington. District OF Columbia, commencing
for the at the southwest corner Of lot IS and
running thence north. along the east line OF Twenty
ninth street northwest. hundred and seventy
three and eight One-hundredthS feet: thence east
forty-two feet; thence northeasterly along a line
drawn 20 the southeast corner Of lot 81 IN said
square thence east along the north limo a lot 2
to Rock Creek thence soUtherly along tho west
bank Of Rock Greek to the southeast corner Of lot
IS: thence west along the south line Of lot S to the
place OF beginning. the is set forth and de-
scribed in a certain deed from Eugene A Jones
and Leo Simmons trustees. 70 Frank T. Rawlings
and William +. Kelly recorded among the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia the 4th day Of
February, 1908. seized and levied upon the undi-
Tded interest Of the defendant IN and 10 said real
estate and sold to satisfy execution No. s9Z5. At
Law. in favor of Leo Simmons
AULICK PALMER, L. S. Marshal.
fell "a mh7.s ADAM A. WESCHLER. Auctionecr.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columba. holding Probate Court. No. I5o5s
Administration This is 10 giTe notice that the
slhscrher. Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court of the District q Columbia
letters testamentary on the estate II BENJAMIN Z.
Davis. late ui the District Of Columbia deceased
All persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned 70 exhibit the saIne with the Tolcl-
ers thereof legally authenticated 70 the subscriber
on OF before the 5TH DAY OF MARCH. A y.
1909; otherwise they may by law be excluded from
all benefit q said estate. Given 1nder ny hand
this SIN day Of March. 1905 MARIA J. g DAVIS
l5C3 Irving street Attest; (seal.l JAMES TAN
NER. Register Of Wills for the District Of Colun,
ba. CLERK Of the Probate Court FULTON LEWIS.
Attorney. mh7HM
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
Eauitv Conrt No. /.
JUSTICE GOULD.


In re lunacyl Man Heany; restoration q legal
status ordered.
No 1856. Turner vs. Moxley: leave for trustee 70
make repairs gTEnted- Attorneys. PaGgctt & For
rest-Hamiiton CoJsrt and a z. l. Lecke-
No. 85A- DAVIS rs Davis; tine 20 take testi-
mnny limited. Attorneys. Joues-PoIlaTd a Eackett-
No. &S2 Las Oras Company DsTis: reference
% auditor. Attorneys. J. J. Daflington-S A. Put
nam and J. i. " Norton-
No. gZ0 Davis DAVIS: diTorcs granted At
torneys Leon Tobriner-Nlark Sfear-nan-
No Zsis- Ruppert Coyle, pro confesso Or
dered. Attorney. B. F. Leighton
No E2o. Lydick LydicS; divorce granted.
Attorneys. " r ReiIly-R y Donalds1n-
Nc. S7slI. American National Bank vs.. DouEhertJ;
pro coufesso ordercd. Attorneys. Berry & Minor
Stuart NcNamer1.
No. S5a. Bosley IS National Printing and En-
griTing Company; hearing on rule continued AttrT-
ness Nathsnisl and c. P. Wilson, A. KeigEin.
No E50 Jones IS Cole; receiver appointed
bond. $50. Attorneys C0x-English g. CittinrS-
No. 2sS5A Bessou VS. Besson; counsel fee ordered
paid and commission ordered 70 issue. Attorneys.
G. caTingron and ]. Williamson. p Larner and
J. ". Latimer.
No. E2l5. WaiSon IS Watson: counsel fee ordered
paid and time 70 take testimony limited Attcrneys
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& Walker-Charles F. Digs
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