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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-12
BRUNSWICKS In LEAD
NNATIONALTOURNEY
LEADERS IN
INDIVIDUAL.

Fred Schwartz. Brooklyn.......... 69l
John H. kracke, New York;. 659
Larry Erdmann, Broolklyn......... $50
Joe Heiles, New York. 653
William Moffatt, Newark ......... 649
TWO-MAN.
McGuirk- Grady, Paterson, N. j.. 1918
Noack- Weiss. Newark. 1916
Dagner-Pump, ST., New York. -. 1851
Pearson Vreeland, New York;. 1205
Walter-Schwartje, Brooklyn....... 1880
FIVE-MAN.
Brunswick, New York. $500
Fellowship, Philadelphia .......... 1855
Krumhars, Cleveland. ......... 2S43
Superbas, Brooklyn. 2s2S
Amphions, Brooklyn 2s27
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The scores of the Jersey bowlers in
the doubles and singles yesterday fol-
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-12

The Park Athletic Association team,
Of Newark, did not fare very wen in
the aYe-inen events last night, the team
totaling only 2,454. Erlich's 212 was the
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Squsra T53-AIary Ward 70 Frank J. Disudoune and
James Berry, 10 secure PsTpstusl Building Ass0-
citation. 81 90, part original lot I,
Square 1Se-James S. and Maud \. Harlan TO Nil
ton l. Ailes and William J. Fiather, 10 seeiHe
John N. Jones Si0.9O. yeaTs. per cent semi-
annually lots l2 to Is and B.
Mount Pleassnt-Eliea s. Meyers to t7ns J.
DieuGonne and James Bern, 70 secure Per
petaal Building Association. ElN, lot ~, square
Ss7
Grauhy-Thomas D. Msnshester et ux 70 Glenn E.
Hussed and c. F. Fletcher, 70 secure Henry A.
Vieth, SEQ, years, par cent semi-annually,
ssnaTe 55g-Robert 7. Ballard ct ux to Ernest l.
schuidt and George A. Esamerieh. TO secure
German American Building Association Ne. 5
$500 lot l3
sousre ss2-Lather r. Wilson ct ux. 70 William T.
Ballard snd Julius H. Viertnclleu, 10 seelrs
Charles D. Volland and Francis T. Smith, s. 02s
30 81 months. per cent, lot la. Robert T.
Ballard Ct 20 ssIs, 20 secure Charles D.
Volland and Francis E. Smith, S75. ! 70 sS
nouths per cent lot isS.
Square B-Jesse NJ Butler e ux. 70 Edmond Fitz-
gerald and John J. Fegsu. to secure Eute-pziss
Serial Building Association, sl5o0, part lot G.
Square nS-Juniat2 T. LIsE 70 Charles n. Simpson
and William d. Sullivan. 10 secure Margaret ".
Hosier. $50 years, per eeat, semianuually.
lot 81.
Square l64-Elizabsth G HungeTfoTd et vir, Thomas
W, Horace S. Cummings, and T. Russell Huns
gsrford, 70 secure Orlando G. Wales, go,
years. per cent semi annually, lot l6
Grant PARK and East DeanWood-Eiiiah Brown e
ux. to Frank T. Rawlings and Jesse " Rawlings.
TO secure Frank s Collins, $40, years pr
cent sefni-snlalaliy lot g. block s. Grant PARK
and lots / and ?. block 2. East Dsansood
Square Se2-Ioseph Swift Ct ux. 70 Walter V. r
Berry. ana H. Bradley Davidson % secure Ben
janin s. Minor ct al. trustees. s55a00 yeaTs
pez cent, ssui annually ell q squzre.
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Estate of John Cassels: petition for probate and
record and letters testamentaTy. Attorney, W. A.
McKenuey.
Estate Of Aary Murphy; order admitting VII 20
probate and record and letters testamentaTy, bond
500. Attorney. r. P. Sheahy.
Estate of Helen L- Sumner; order admitting vii
and cocil 70 probate and record and letters tesla
msTiary bond s9o000. Attorney, " d. Hoover.
Estate Il Charles A Smith; order admitting
win to probate and reoTd and letters testamentary
bond 500. Attorney s C. Peelle
Estate q Maria c. Peel; order admitting VII
and c0dC 10 probate and reeoEd and letters tesla
men1aTy Attorney. ". d. Hoover.
Estate Of Enms Barr; order admitting wiz %
probate and record. ard letters testamentsrY, bond
s. co Attorney Leigh Robinson-
Estate Of MARY B. Cummings; order granting
letters of administration. bond 1850 AttoEneys.
Evans Benson & P0gltney.
Estate O Thomas Oisssll order admitting vii 70
probate and record Attorney. C. c. James
Estate Of William r. YerlandgT; order granting
letters Of administration bond S20oo Attorney, G.
T. HendleT.
Estate Of Frederick Krugsss; order granting let
teTs of administration bond E.009
In Te Hazel 7. Ne4sS~fer; order appointing
guardian. bond S3aoa Attorney. c. T. HeudieT.
In rs John p. Rupert et al o1dsr suthoTizing
allowance. Attorney, J. A Toomey.
Estate Of George MOounan: win dated March 2.
1906
Estate a Jesse \. Scale; order authorizins Ger
tain expenditures. Attorneys, Cole & Donaldssn.
Estate Of Sophia S Scale; sane. Attorneys. same.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

SIS street noTthwest-Chsries J. Rfxey e ux 70
p n Rixey. T.. lot 3 square 100. $3.50.
Sixteenth street northwest. between and streets
Presley N. Rixey st Tx. 20 Elizaboth i. Rixey.
part lot g. SQUARE Is9. Sse
so5 L street s0uihWest-Faunie Washington to VII
liam T. Kelly, trustee. part original lot 2.
square 54l. $40.
12l Twenty eighth street nortbWest-Cstharne Nolan
ct Tir.. George s., 10 BsbeeCa lev. lot ..
squaie 1915, so
Bates street northwest near First strset-Charles
D. Yolland and Francis Z. Smith and wives 70
Robert T. Ballard lot Iss square So, so.
wcedwsri's lot-W " Edwards ct al. 70 James
3. shamWen part lot J. SO
42 Seaton street noTthWest-Enms NJ. Hunter 20
Horton II. MeKesveF and Edgar Z, Merritt. los
s., hl9ck s. Blomingdale, SO
Bates street northwest near First street-Charles
D. Yolland ct ux to Luther R. Wilson. lot Isl.
square so. Sc
u street northwest, between Twenty-6fth and Tweu-
ty-siEth streets-Ada N. Butler ct al to jesse
NJ Butler, part lot c, square g SO.
Ding1nan place northwest. between North Capitol
and Fist siTeets-J han Lewis ct uI. 10
Anna W. Wilson. lot l6 square 62s. SO.
Maryland avenue northeast, between sixth and Sew
enlh streets-Benjamin s. Minor. Redmond g.
Stewart, and Ellen s Alussey trustees, 10
Joseph Swift, square So s12s1.
Alley between North Capitol. First. K and L
streets northwest-Titian ". johnson, Oscar II.
BillingsIey ard Charles II. Machen trustees e
a.. to Milton A. kettleT, parts lots Sc and 81.
sguara 81 SO
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present all.
No. lss. Benson vs.. Palmer &c; motion to ad-
vance submitted by SIR. A. A. Bimey. attorney Tor
appellant IN support Of notion and by Mr. Stuart
Mcnamara IN opposition thereto Attorneys. A. A.
BiFney-Stuart Mcnamara
NJ 1855 Carried &c. vs.. United States * rel
Vaughn; writ Of error to the supreme Court Of the
United States ordered TO issue On motion Of Dir
Stuart NcNamam on behalf of counsel for ap-
peIIant. Attorneys. Z. 7. Sanford and ". T.
Hau-kapplerd & Meriilat.
Ne 1854 Same vs. Same: same. Attorneys, same
No 1855. Same IS. same; same. Attorneys. same
No ls78 Same vs. United states. rel Rice;
same. Attorneys, F.. 7. Sanford and W. 4. Hau-
T. Z. Pratt snd ". r Coleman.
No lsi9. HaTten vs.. LoeiHeT; argument continued
by Mr. L. A. Bailey. Cor appellant. continued hy
Sir. Leon Tobimer for appellee. concluded By Mr.. l.
A. Bailey for appellant Attorneys, L. A. Bailey
Leoa Toiiner
No Isz. Cosey rs. Smith; argument commenced
hy AiE J. H Steward. for appellant. continued by
Mr. G. .. KeigwiB. for appellee concluded By Mr.
j. II. Stewart for appellant Attorneys, ]. ii.
stewaFt-G- " fritts and C. A. keigwin-
No 1896. Standard Oil Company vs. Brown; eTgu-
ment commenced by Mr. A. l.. Sinclair for aP-
peIlang Continued BY " G. Gardiner for appellee
continued by Alr. C. NJ. Fulton for appellant. At
t0rneys. A. S Sinclair and J. J. Darlington-C A.
Fulton. J. W Cox, and ". O. Gardiner.
No. 1897. Langley ct a. vs.. d'Audigne; submitted.
Attorneys. A. A. H0ehling, G. ". Fits, Tucker 4
Kenyon ard T. S. Bailov-J J. Hamilton.
Assignments for April i:
No. 1895 Standard OIL Company vs.. Brown; On
hearing. Attorneys. A. L. sinclair-C- NJ. Fultoa
and j. ". Cox
Ne i5i3. Biatcher rs. Philadelphia Baltimore
and Washington Railroad Company. Att0meys M.
T. Mangsn and J. 3. Hougan-McKenney * Plan
nery. William lfitz. and g. B Craigilill.
No. i8i5 Garfield Memorial Hospital Blacfar-
land ct 81. Attorneys. J. Ii. Hsyden-E. II ThomGS
No. 1857 Continental National Bank vs.. National
Metropolitan Bank Attorneys. BandenbsIrg 4
BrandenbuTg and A. A. Biney-W. Z. Mathngly
and J. b LaueT.
No Isje Harrison ct al vs.. Black et al Attor-
neys. r. 7. Egans-D. ". Baker and Stuart Nc
Namara.
30. 1852 Barber e al. Us. Smith. Attorneys. A
s. oTihingt0n-GittiBgs q Chamhsrlin.
No. 1853 joy IS. Frost, Attorneys +. Z. Colo
Gay and seman & Iegch.
No. ISL Moore Print TypesTiter Company ys
National Sayings and Trsst Company. Attorneys, c.
A. Keiggin and &. 2. Montagle- A. s. Worthins
ton
No. ls59 Fay ct al vs. Mcfarland. Attorneys.
Holmes Courad-E H. TI5mas
No. is69. MlierShoemaker Real Estate Company
vs. Sturgeon. Attorneys. L. 7, Everett and L. ".
Z. EWing-Hayden johnson.
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STORAGE.
MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING

COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO., NOW LOCATED
at SO New York ave-; laEgs padded vans 81 load /;
zhoTse wagon. s. ioad. shl7-eSdn
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia, holding a Probate Court In ne
estate Of Agnes Wilson Hedges Deceased Nc
l503f.-Appicsti0n having been made by Walter
Wilson for the probate Of the last viii and tesla
ment Of Agnes Wilson Hedges and that letters of
administration cum testamentO annexo upon her es-
tate. be granted It Is ordered this the 9th day
oi April, 1903. that George S. Wilson. Allen Grant
Wilson, William r. Wilson. and all others inter
ested n said estate appear In said court at 10
O'Clock g. m, MONDAY. the 18th day Of May.
to show cause. Il any they can, Why such appli-
cation should not be granted Let notice thereof be
published in the Washington Law Reporter and The
Washington Herald once IL each Of three successive
weeks before the return day herein mentioned. the
first publication day 10 be not less than thirty DAYS
before said return day. ASHLEY NJ GOULD
Justice. BEALL & MARINE, Attorneys. A trle
Of Wills apll,l
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Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

Arrangements, motions and sentences:
United States IS. George Walker. receiving stolen
goods: plea not guilty.
United States vs. Sadie Coleman. grand larceny:
Eve yeers in peniteHtiary.
United States IS Frank Rogers. robbery; plea net
guilty.
United States vs. Harry Scott. housetreaking and
larceny. plea not guilty
United States V. Thomas F. Kicker, falss prs-
teuses; plea not guilty.
United States IS. same. embezzlsment; plea not
guilty.
United States ys. Eugene Davis, violating section
So. ecde: plea IN abatement fled
United States vs.. Edward C. Bryan, sams; sme.
= United States vs.. Eugene Davis and Edward @.
Bryan embezalenent sine
United States IS. same, conspiracy same
United States Henry r Eyeriing, John A.
Heany. and Ned W. Barton, violating section $40.
4. 5. G. s.; plea not guilty.
United States vs. same. violating section 5ss. R.
S. Z. $. plea not guilty.
United States SAM. forgery. plea not guilty
United States IS same. violating section sos.
r. 8 Z. s. plea not guilty
United States IS Edward n Hob50n. smbezzls-
ment; bond In 800 taken.
No. 496ia Lansford Fs. Swan: motion FOX new trial
continued Attorneys n. \. Richardson and J. a
Coi.5-W. n. ofiey.
Assignments for Monday. April 3:
United States IS. Benjamin Herbert
United States IS Richard Holmes
United States IS Thomas Z. JACKSON.
United States vs. George Best
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMAs-
ter. Walter Reed Army General Hospital Takoma
Substation Washington. d. C.. March a 1Os-
Sealed Iaoposals IN tipheate subject to usual con
ditions. viii be receiFed here until u O'Clock noon
standard time. APRIL B. 1903 for remodeling and
addition TO bakery at Washington Barracks. ID. c.
including plumbing gaspiping. wiring fer electric
lighting. lighting fixtures. and steamheating Plans
specifications, blank proposals, and further informa-
tion application deposit Of SI0o0 required for
drawings and specifications. Deposit viii be re-
turned 70 bidder return Of drawings here. United
Suites reserves right TO accept or reject any OF
al bids OF any part thereof. Proposals 20 be
marked Proposals for Bakery" and addressed to
Capt. H. L. PEfrJS, Q. n.
mh2i. e. .26.z. .aplo.u
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts, Navy Depart
ment, Washington. D. c., until l0 O'Clock a. ~,
APRIL Il. 1905 and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter 20 furnish az the navy yRrd Washington
.. q, quantity Of naval supplies as follows:
Sch. -: Brick, pine, oak.-Sch. ss5. Laboratory
supplies, chemicals. Applications for proposals
should designate the schedules desired b. number
Blank proposals viii be furnished upon application
to the Bureau. Z. B. ROGERS. Psymaster Gen.
erai, u ). \. ap4.n
OFFICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
Washington, d. c., April 3, I9aS-sealed pro
posals, II duplicate VIII be received here untfl
D n. NAY 2. 1905 for furnishing during year end
4-4 ~ A1pt--NtAd ANt4sts hHtIlleSs &iasS
fower-pots; Glass s. paints. oils. glass, &c Class s.
hardware; Class 5. agricultural implements, &c
Glass s. use Of teams; Glass T. iron pipe and plumb
sTs supplies; Class g. Stationery; Class g. manure
and fertilizers; Glass TO- sand aud gravel; Class H.
soil Class Il ice; Class ls, lime. cement felt. &c
Class a. brick Class Is. sod; Class IS fuel; Class
II. lumber. Separate proposals for each class de-
sired Information can be obtained here. CHAs.
S. CROMWELL. Col aps.l0u.lsmy7.s
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT OF CO.
iumbia. Washington. March q isgs-sealed pgo-
posas vii be received st this Oies until u O'Clock
m, MONDAY, April 2, lsos for constructing trunk
sever IN the District Of Columbia. Forms. specia-
cations, and necessary information may be obtained
at Room s3. District Building Washington. d. @.
HENRY B. r. MCFARLAND. HENRY I.
WEST. JAY J. MORROW. Commissioners. d. c.
aps6t.exS
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TRANs-PACIFIC MAILS.

japan korea China, and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle, close here daily at 6S5 ?. n. I'D TO April
TO- for dispatch By steamer Shawlnut
Specially addressed mails only for japan Korea
and China, via Tacoma. close hers daily at sos
D. N. up to ApsH 10 for dispatch By steamer
AntilOchus
Australia (except mails for West Australia, New
Zealand, Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands. and New
Caledonia, via Vancouver and Victoria B. c..
close here daily al e05 p. m up 70 April le, for
dispatch by steamer AnoEers-
Hawaii, japan, Korea, China. and Philippine
Islands via San Francisco. close here daily at sos
D n. up to April 20 for dispatch By stsam,r Hong
kong Maru
Hawaii. Guam. snd Philippine Islands. via San
Francisco, close here daily at ea5 D m. up TO
April 80. for dispatch by United States Transport
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COURT RECORD
CFriday, April 10. Iaos)

rsad Company motion for new trial oTernlIed and
judgment on verdict; appeal noted Attoraeys. W
j. lsamhest-H Hamilton. Colbert Yerkes 4 Hamilton.
No 4g1S Dashieids vs. ". b Moses 8 sons;
MatheY-R. G. Dohaldsou
No; Asl5o Mears IS. Jones; time TO hsa- motion
for new trial extended Attorneys, c. I. Frailey-
ArthuF~FeteT.
No 5e7l Moses, Sons & GO. " oDonneH.
sseiifity for costs ordered. Attorneys. l. p LoFing
ID, " Baker and T. H. Yeatman.
Assignments for Monday, April Is:
No %. Cooper rs, Washington Railway and Flss-
JTic Company. Attorneys, Padgett & Forrest-J. ].
Darlington
No. ~ GHndlach Vs Littisfsld, Aivora g,
AtieEegs, David Rgthschild--I J. DaTlineton.
No. 4s2 Jackson vs.. Burgdorf. Attorneys. Wogs
& Rosenberg-J. J. Darlington
No. S3i. Potomac Dredging Company vs. ColuulSs
National Sand Dredging Company Att0rneys
Hamilton. Cobert, Yerses & Hamilton -AcCamop 3
Hayden and S. d. Bradley
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n. B.-Following schedule figures published cnIy
As information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham, Mobile New Orleans.
AsheVlle, Chattanooga, Memphis, 500 a q. and
II 20 p. m daily.
For Roanoke Knoxville, Chattanooga Memphis.
New Orleans. 10 IS 2 n. daily.
For Savannah, jacksonville, and Florida points,
40 ?. n. daily.
For Columbia, Charleston, Augusta. Aiken. $40
p N and go p. N. daily.
Tourist cars for California fri-weekly, 4.l0 D. m
Local FOR HarTisonourg, SOS =. m. daily; sI5 d n
week days. for DanviIie sos A. H. daily ard for
Charlottesville. s1S a. n. and 3 IS 2. n. daily
Frequent trains 20 and from Blueuont
L. S. BROWN, General Agent
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iupreme Court Of the United states.

Supreme Court OF the United states
Present: The Chief Justice. au. Justice Harlan.
Sir. Justice Brewer sir Justice White. MF. Justice
Beckham. air Justice MeKeHna, Mr.. Jusliee Holmes,
and AT. Justice Moody.
Henry A, stiekney Of New York City, J. Davis
Brodhead 0f South Bethlehem Pa Andrew J..
Peters, Il Beston Mass Joshua II. Sears, Of Bos-
ton. Mass. and James T. Alcgulloci. Of Washburn.
\. Oak, admitted 10 practice.
No Original. Commonwealth of Virginia, com-
Dlainang, State Of West Virginia. argument con
tinuod hy AIr John C. spooneF and Mr. John @.
Carlisle foT the defendant and concluded by Mr.
William a. Anderson for the complainant
No 80. BeFea College plaintiff in error. IS The
Commonwealth Of Kentucky; argument commenced
b. Mr. Guy Ward Atailon foF tins plaintiff in eTrors
Adjourned until Monday next at y o'clock. The
day call for Monday April IS. VIII be as foIowzi
Ss. 40 III ls8 l99 2ll az. 2o3 204 land 5l5l 96.
and 2s5
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON,
BALTIMORE AND
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC
RAILWAY co.
"THE ELECTRIC LINE"

With the most luxurious best lighted and fastsss
interurban cars in America
''TTIE NEW AND BEST WAY"
TO BALTIMORE, ANNAPOLIS AND GREAT
L. S. NAVAL ACADEMY.
ONLY rs MINUTES"
From White House Station" C5ih and H sts.
NohPHEASTl. Washington, 70 the heart Of the busi-
ness, shopping. hotel and heaier districts 0i Bait-
more, ana direct connection with every important
street car line in that city,
r-ONLY IS MINUTES"
To ANNAPOLIS AND THE GREAT q. s.
NAVAL ACADEMY.
The enly line whose cars enter that city and reach
the gate Of the NaYal Academy.
THROUGH LIMITED PALACE CARS"
Ali 18th and SIS cars leaving the corner ot 18Th
and \. J. ave. NORTHWEST every three minutes,
make direct connection with Throagh Limited Palace
Cars leaving White House Station.
For BaltimoIs, every hour the half hour from
30 a. n. to II % p. N. daily.
For Annapolis and G. s. Naval Academy, every
hour on The half hour from $50 a. m. and contin-
uing until Z 30 p. n. and at 30 and ll@8 p IA.
daily. Al the ears h0weFer viii require transfer at
Naval Academy Junction
Additional service may be obtained by taking any
Of the Limited ears for Baltimore and transferring
at Naval Academy Junction.
No walking or hiring Of cabs necessary in Washing
ton 10 reach our station.
Fares. One way. Round TIP.
To Baltimore, Md....... 75c G.5
To Annapolis. Sid. and O. s.
Naval Academy. .....----.-.e-- &c. SIS
Tickets issued BY this empany include street car
fare n the District Of Columbia on the lines Of the
Washington Railway and Electric Company.
For Information and tickets apply at ticket Offices,
lsth and n. \. ave- NV. or 18Th and II sts ne,
Washington. d. c., or address
". F. SLAUGHTER.
General Traffic Manager. Baltimore, Nd
epEff
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MASSAGE.

SELECT TOILET AND MASSAGE PARLORS: :
hours. 10 to TO- ROOM ?. second floor. Please walk
Ia. Open daily and Sundays. SIS + St nv. apl0-7t
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY,

SChEDl Lii IN EEEkCI FEBRUARY 5 @l5.
Leave Washington New Union station.
600 a. m--Daily-AI points on Norfolk and West
en-; also Knoxville Chattanoosa, and Memphis
l0as p. m.-Daily-Eoanoke Bristol, Winston
Salem. Knoxville. CilattsB0osa, Nashville Memphis
New OrleanS Through Sleeper. Dining cars.
For H0riolk-LeaEe Washington 40 a. n daily
Il &c a. N. daily 5,sj 2. M daily. Arrive Norfolk
IL % a. m. SO P. n, 10 ~ p N.
ias p. m.-Daily- -BeuTllle, LyIsy. Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive s:45 e. u. and
IL 2. II.
All information Fourteenth street and New YORK
avenue lBond BuildinG
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District q Columbia, Washington. April T. lsS.-
Ordered: That the Police Regulations of the Dis
tTiCt Of Columbia are hereby EIaended by adding
thereto after Article xxi a new Article to be
known as Article XXII-a, as follows: ARTICLE
XXII-a- CROWDS N FRONT OF PUBLIC
PLACES OF AMUSEMENT. Sec. l. No pro
pTiet0T lessee manager CT agent in control of any
theater CT place Of public amusement shall permit
crowds 70 gau-er in front Thereof on any sidewalk
or street or "a any sidewalk street in front CT
any adjacent OF nearby place Of business o..
dwelling, IN ssh manner as 20 c5ntitgte nuisance
or 50 as 70 render ingress OF egess TO and from
any adjacent nearby place Of business q dwelling
impossible o. difcuit or 50 as 20 seriously impede
obstruct the passage q the public along the side
wak street IN front q near to any theatsr OF
place 0f public amusement ANY person violating
this regulation shall be liable to fine Il not less
than I've dollars nor more than twenty-five dollars
HENRY B. F. MCFARLAND, HENRY L.
WEST. JAY ]. MORROW Commissioner d. G.
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sEABOARD Az LIVE RATLWAY.
TICKET OFFICE: IN PENNA. AVE.

=
Otice-Eell0BiBg scheduIe not guaranteed
Il .a5 a. NJ. Daily-Seaboard Mail Through Coaches
and Pullman sleepon TO savannah and jacksonville.
Through sIesp,rs Washington 10 Hamlet and Ham
let 10 Atlanta PsTloF car to Piuehurst. Dining
cars.
3 p NJ. Dsily -seaboaEd Florida limited Solid
Pullman train through to Jacksonville and ST. Au-
gastine. Also through seepers to Pinfharst, At
lanta, birmingham. and Memphis. Dining cars.
$50 r. n. Daily-Seaboard Express. Coaches and
pullmans 70 saFannah and IseksnnriIa
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WALL PAPER.

We WISH TO SELL OUR OYERsTOCE OF
wall paper ct very low sacrifice Call and see
cur stock. z. G. EoLrE. o7 llth St nv.
iss-eod-o
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RATLWAY.

AOIk-Iubllshea only as lnionaatl0D, and not
guaranteed.
40 p Nc. & 0, LIMITED, Dsily-Fsst YES
thule train Pullman sleepers TO Lexington Louis
vile. Cincinnati indianapolis, Chicago and ~
L0His PariOF car Tor Virginia Hot Strings week
days. Pullman cars Louisville TO Nashville Mem
service
ua0 p NE F. V. LIMITED. Daily-solid
FssiibUle TAIN. Pullman Sleepers 70 CINCINNATI
Lexington, and Louisville. Compartment sleepiag
car 10 Virginia Hot Springs week days Dining
cars, s Ia carte service Pullman Siespers C5ncinustl
20 Chicago and St Louis aud Louisville 10 AIenpais
Nashville, and New Orleans
Reservations aud tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
0ft9es. 5i3 Pennsylvania avenue, sz9 18th street
near +, and New Union Station Telephones Main
1850 foT Washington Terminal Cab Service and Main
1866 or 20 f0r q 4 O. Ticket Of7es
The Washington herald., 1908-04-11

EXECUTIVE OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS OF
the District of Columbia April II, l905-Nctics Is
hereby given that the Rules and Regulations Of the
District d Columbia for the Installation Of Wires
and Apraratus for Electric Light, Heat and Power
Purposes promulgated by the Commissioners of the
District q Columbia by virtue 4 the authority
vested in them By an act Of Congress entitled An
Act to regulate electrical wiring in the District Of
Columbia" approved April 8. 1904. BY their order
dated July Is, 1894, with amendments made thereto
from time to time, heretofoTe promulgated have
further amended said rules and regulations and they
hereby prumulgats said rules and regulations to
take effect on and after APRIL IS 1903 These rules
and regulations are subject to modification or re-
peal by Congress on by the Commissioners of the
District Of Columbia tbs public interests shall
require Copies q ssids rules and regulations car
be had on application at the office os the Electrical
Engineer, D. O.. Il. B. F, MCFARLAND. Il L.
WEST, J. J. MORROW, Commissioners, d. @.