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AUCTION SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE OF CHURCH EDIFICE AND
PARISH HALL OF GRACE CHURCH PAR
ISH PROTESTANT EPISCOPALl. AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF NINTH AND u
STREETS SOUTHWEST. ALSO THE FURNI.
TURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND THE
ORGAN NOW N SAID CHURCH.
Whereas default having been made in the nay
ment of interest on the debt secured By A certain
corded iamong the Land Records OF the District OF
Columbia April 49, 1900 IN Liber 2f77 folio %
et seq. and al the written direction Of the holder
and owner Of the notes secured by said deed Of
Trust. the undersigned the trustee named in said
deed Of Trust. viii offer for sale. under the pro-
visions thereof. az public auction. front Of the
premises al O'Clock T. m. MONDAY the ID
DAY Of March A. u. lsos the following described
land and premises with the Improvements, ease
ments, rights. WAYS, and appuItenances thereunto
belonging. situate and hing in the District Of Co
lumbia: All Of original lots numbRed nineteen
49, twenty CO. and twentyone l2). in square
numbered four hundred and eleven an.
Also the furniture Of every description. and the
organ, now in the church erected said re= estate
Terms Of sale. One-third Of the purchase price
in cash OF which deposit Of SO must be made
20 the trustee at the tine Of the salel and the
balance II equal notes Of The purchaser payable in
one and two years from the date of sale with in
teTcst at tie rate OF SIX l6.l per centum Der an.
mum. payable semiannualiy. said notes 10 be Sc
cured by first deed Of trust the property sold: OF
al cash, az the option Of the purchaser The terms
Of sale 20 be complied with within twenty DAYS
from date Of sale IN default Of which the prope Is
viii be reso1 at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser after five days reimbursement IN
some newspaper published in Washington. d. c.
All c0nyeysncng. title examination. and recording
at the expense Of the purchaser.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA
Formerly
UNIOS TRUST AND STORAGE COMPANY
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Trustee.
By EDWARD ]. STELLWAGEN.
President
Attest: GEORGE E. FLEMING.
Secretary.
fe71s.f9 8.u PAS So. d .mh2
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY g. 1905
Leave Washington Sew Union station.
sos a. m. and 90 a. m.-Daily-Au points on
Norfolk and Western: alS1 Knoxville ChattanoOga
and Memphis.
l0sS p m.-Daiy- Roanoke. Bristol. Winston
Salem. Knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville. Memphis
New Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining Cara
For Norfolk-LeaEe Washington 40 a. N daily
II o5 a n. daily. SIS 2. n daily Arrive Norfolk
II % a. m. % ?. m. D.5 p. u.
40s ,. m--Daily- BeTTyEille Lsray. Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS a N and
II 20 p. n
All information Fourteenth street and New YORK
avenue Bond prldinrl
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Tennessee avenue northeast. between Duncan and
strects-Catherne Z. Bsilev to Annie F. Bar
ron. MARY r. Bel. and Catherine B. Littefeld
l0t c.. square lo52. So
Florida avenue northwest. between Ninth and Tenth
s-reet--zlleu q To0mey 20 James A. Tool1ev
lot e. square 55s. SO
Hclrnead estatc-2sclaTiah T. Sewers and Arthur +.
1lattinglJ. trustees. % Thomas P. Rangs and :
Percy Thomson. trustees. lots Is % Is squire
NlOuut Pleasant and Peasant Plsins-Edus-d z
krncheloe et Ux- 10 George r and Carrie n.
Trdel lot g. block 10. SO
I"eni1 fourth street northwest. between VI and y
streets and lei2 Nev Hampshire avenue uo--n-
vest-Solomon e. lIc8IonigIe % Man J. Mar
gsret A. and Catherine g.. Mc8fonigle focr-h
interest IN raTt lot 70, square IS, and l0t p
square 81 $50
West Eckfngton-Chariss F. BENJAMIN. surviving
trustee. % joseph 7. Wilkinson lot 95 square
So SS5
East Dsauwood-Frauk T Rawlings e. Tx. 20 Lille
VI Cobourn. lot s.. block a. So
street southwest. between First and second
sfreets-John ]. Brosnan and james p Archer
p. trustees. O. jeremiah ]. Brosnan west half
Of iot g. Square 81 s. 30
Fcuraud-s-hzf end y streets southvc~t-Juhn J
BrcsuaE and James B. Archer r. trustees %
John J. Brosnau. part lot J. SiUare 5s5 sos
tnth and II streets ncrtheast-EIla n BAIRD e.
viz George H., 20 Martin Roth. I0t q. sluz7e
Sos SO
Fourteenth street northwest between Rhode Island
avenue ana = sfreet-6cOrEe Howard and Ma
rlQD2l saving and Trust Cefnrerv. Trustee Il,
Louis Il Schneidcr Iot q. square 30. SIlO0.
Barry F8rm-Jciu ByIDcs and samuel C. 9ITs
trustees % Robert Ridley. part lct s. section s.
SO
Reno-James B. Winner e w 10 Daniel z. F1arin
lot g block @ SO.
No 2ll2 Vermont avenue northEest-Nfarrha Retrsr
% Alexander :. Howard lot q. square SIS SO
Mount Pleasaut-Charles Schneider er rx 70 Charles
" King. 81. lots IA. IS and f7s, SO. Charles
W. king. r.. e. uX. % Charles Schneider. l7t
40 SO
No i3 Fourteenth street northeast-Joiln T. Cox
hil Ct NJ. % Philip J. Jofnson LOT .. square
1888. SEa
Mount Pleasant Charles W. King. r. TO james
VI. Orne lot i73. $40
No = HZnCTCT place northwest EobgTt L O-Rrien
Ct uX % Janet NJ and Juih r. sikken Iot
3, square ST. SO.
Trinidsd-J. Julia C0pehaTcr q Tir. Henri E 70
William n Morrison. lots Is o. ard % Slosk
Il. SO
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DRUGGIST MUST ANSWER.
Court Requires stone to Produce
Books I'm Harper Case.

Books I'm Harper Case.
Justice Stafford. yesterday. ruled that
Frank T Stone. a druggist member of
the firm OF Stone & Poole. would have 10
answer certain questions pTopOunded by
the grand jury in connection with an in
quiry il is conducting into an alleged
violation OF the pure food law By Robert
y Harper in the labelling OF a headache
medicine.
on Friday last Mr. Stone declined to
answer questions as TO the dates Of the
purchase OF the medicine from Mr. Har-
per. on the ground that il required him
20 bring his books 70 the jury room, and
that this might incrimlnate him. in view
of the fact that there is now pending a
suit against him in connection with the
seizure IN his store OF a quantity Of the
medicine
The trial OF Mr.. Harper for the viola
ton OF the pure food law was begun in
the Police Court yesterday several wit
nesses being heard. District Attorney
Baker stated that the government would
show the medicine was mislabeled, and
claims virtues il did not possess. The
testimony OF several witnesses was heard.
The government is represented by Dis
trict Attorney Baker and Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Proctor. Ny. Harper 5
counsel are Attorneys Benjamin F. Minor
and Messrs. Tucker and Kenyon.
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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.


Hawaii. Japan. kores. China, and Philippine
Islands via san Francisco, close here daily az sos
p. m. up TO February p for dispatch by steamer
Korea.
Australia Except mails for West Australia New
Zealand. Samoan Islands Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia, via Vancouver and Victoria 4. c.. close
here daily at 05 D. N. up 10 February . for dis
patch 10y steamer AOrang-
Hawaii. via san Francisco. close here daily al %
p. N. up 10 February - for dispatch by steamer
Alameda
Hawaii. Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine
Islands via San Francisco close here daily at %
p. N. up to February 2. for dispatch by steamer
America Mara.
Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands. via San
Francisco. close here daily al o5 . m. up 70 Feb
Tuary q for dispatch by United States transport
Tahiti and Manquesas Islands. via San Francisco.
close here daily at 6 Is D. N. up 70 March g. Tor
dispatch by steamer MaripCsa.
Australia (eXcept mails for West Australia. New
Zealand. and New Caledonia, via san Francisco.
close here daily az s 05 ,. N. ~ 20 March g. for
dispatch By Australian Mail Line.
Japan. Korea. China and Philippine Islands va
Vancouver and Victoria. =. G.. close here daily az
sos p. N. I'D 10 March H. for dispatch by steamer
Empress Of Japan.
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WASHINGTON.
ALEXANDRIA.
RUG WEAVING.

RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS: the only
weaving factory OF its kind in the city WASH
lNGToN RUG CO.. s3l 5th St NV. Phone NJ. ass.
ill09t
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FINISHING BELL PORTRAIT.
Artist Moore Soon to Establish a
studio in New York City.

Mr.. Ernest Moore. the English artist.
who has about completed the portrait
of Mr. Alexander Graham Bell, is to
establish studio in New York, where
he has received commissions TO paint por-
traits OF several prominent men and
women.
Mr.. Moore has a commission to paint a
picture for exhibition at the Royal Acade-
N.Y. London; picture of typical Ameri-
car women. and it is interesting 10 know
that he is on the lookout in Washington
for two distinct types. blonde and
brunette. in the hope that he can group
them and make a typical American pic
ture that viii compare more than favor
ably with the rather conventional types
of English beauties.
He hopes TO complete this picture before
returning TO Great Britain. which he must
do early in May. as he has been appoint
ed one of the Judges for the famous loan
exhibit In London, OF Benjamin Con-
stant's pictures.
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JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate II Agnes /. C. French. order admitting
Will % probste and record and letters tsstameutzry
bond. 500 Attorney. l. l. L. French
Estate q Richard H. Ramsay VII dated January
81. 1903. codcil dated February 2 1876. and perftion
for probate and record Of viii and codic aud let
ters tcssamCutsTy fled Attorney. A. = Taylot.
Estate Of Ben p. DAVIS. order admitting vii 70
prostate and record and letters testameutary: bond
N.5W Attorney. Fulton Lewis.
Estate II Frederick Holman: order admitting vii
20 probate and record and letters testanlentary.
bond. 800: order 10 continue business. Attorueys
Wolf Rosenberg.
Estate Of Christian p Dieterich: order admitting
VII 10 probate and record and letters teStzmentag
bond. 500 Attorney J. A MaedeI.
Estate u WSrprlg ID. Drinkerd: ordsF granting
letters q administration; bond 8 20. Attorney.
Walter T. Rodsers.
Estate q JAMES ". Webb VII dated july % 1877.
and codic dated june 8 1900 and pstition Tor pro-
bate and record Il VII and codici and letters tesla
mentary fled Attorneys. Barnard & Johnson.
In re Bernard 6. Thompson: order authorizing
allowance.
Estate Of John H. Mitchell; VIII dated May 2.
1906 fled
Estate Of Josiah H HudenburEh: VII dated Octo.
Der g. 1875. fled.
In re EVELYN 81. Pulliam; order authorizing IsaTe
10 give bond Attorney G. r. Gates
Estate OF Seth N. Ackley; VII dated April 49,
1907 fled
Estate Of Mary l. Carpenter; petition for probate
and record Of VIII and letters tes;ameutary Artor-
neys Newton Gillett-
Estate Of William n. star; VII dated February
Z. 1904.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

L Dr0if Pars-AShurv =. TAYLOR a. Tx % Horstio
y. Tspln and Thomas !. DeaTltt. 10 ss-lre
lille r. Tspin. 8 800. years per cent semi
annually. rart lot 8. block T.
H0lnesd Es3ste-Thomas Z. Bones and : Pe~-y
Thompson. trustees. 20 Clarence B. Rheem AMI
George W = SEartzeil. 90 secure HAIRY T
DoUer $500 ,s@.s. Ter cent semisnnually,
lots is % lB. square Z3s.
M0mt Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Geor-e r
Tiudeu q uX. 70 Charles Z. Tlndell and L
schmidt, 20 secure Edward Tinden. $500. year,
per cent, lot 81. block l6
Square 2s2-Aune T. Tucker e. IL Murray. 10
julius L Peyser and Prank A Harrison. %
secure p. J. Hurley. 50. year s Ter cent.
semi-annually. one-siVth interest IN lot l.
Wes, Eekinstou-IoseFh T. Wilkinson e TX 70
Frank J. Die'sdonne and James BeTry. 70 secure
Perpetual Building Association, $500. lot es,
squarc SD
Barry Farn-RobcTt Ridley Ct TX TO Robert P.
sowerbltts end Seym0re ". Jones. 10 secure
The Washington City ard County Investment
Association, $40. 20 50 months. pr cent.
lart lot J. section
Trinidad-Robert r Delany e III. % Edmond FItz-
gerald and John J. Fegan. 20 secure Enterprise
Serial Building Association. $3.50. lot e block ,
Square 6a-David r. Weaver e. Tx 20 Jesse J..
Hesken and John l. Mclean. % secure Will
IAN E. h Merritt. $500 years. PEI cent.
semi-anuuslly. lot 100 same 70 same. same debt,
Tot lGl
square 92-Elizabeth A. Haines TO Milton Z Allies
and William J. Father. % secure John NJ Jones.
original lots s and g
Mount Pleasant Charles " King IT. e. ux. 70
William Z. Ednions;on and Thomas NJ Gale. %
secure Charles =. Marsh. $3.50. years. per
cent. semiannrally lots f7i f7s, and s7e
square 4S6-Rachel Notes 20 odeil 5. Smith and
Jacob y Belt 10 secure Clarence F. NoTment
5000 wears 5 per cent, seuli-annualiy. orig
inRl lot .
Square lG5APhilip J. johnson e TX 20 Fl. r.
HoUenstein and John C. Athetop. 70 seclre
John T. CoChin. $50 wears Is per cert
semi-anunally. lot q. same % sane % secure
John T C0glil s. coo. 10 80 months Der cent
lot p
SQUARE ssl-Iohn G. Berckrnsnu ct uz 70 John r.
Larncr and John A. Hamilton to secure the
Washington Loan and Trust Company s. 90 3
years per cent, semi-annally lot lG.
SQUARE sIT-Iulis r. and Janet NJ Sikken 70 the
Washington Loan and Trust Company % secIra
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
81 20 LOT =.
DECENTRALIZATION y Morrison e ux TO William
A. Hill and Rignald W. Bean. 20 secure J. julia
Copenhaver. SL90o. years. 5 per cent SENT
annually. lots Is. 70. and %. block II.
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Guest Mt the Y. VI. c. 4.

The annual meeting OF the Brother
hood Of the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church will be held this even
ing at o'clock in the lecture-room OF
the church. In addition TO reports and
election OF officers. the society will
have as guest Harry w. Arnsld, of the
staff OF international secretaries Of the
Young Mems Christian Association. and
formerly religious work secretary OF
the Washington Y NJ c A Mr.. Ar
mold has recently returned from a
9,000-miles trip through the West in
the interest OF promoting study of the
Bible in shops and factories
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COL. WEAVER IN CHARGE.
New APpOintee Organizing for His
Work in Militia.

Col. Erasmus VI. Weaver, Coast Ar
tillery Corps. who was recently appointed
chief of the newly created division OF
militia affairs Of the Wa= Department
arrived at the War Department yester-
day morning and began the work Of or
ganizatiOn.
This division is to care for all matters
pertaining 20 the National Guards OF
the States and Territories. Gen Oliver
Assistant Secretary Of War. had taken
charge Of militia affairs before the de-
partment, but since the passage OF the
Dick law. which calls for the organiza-
ton of the various State militias along
the lines OF the regular army. he found
ii impossible 20 care for them.
Several conferences We're held between
Gen. Oliver and Col Weaver yesterday
The colonel is rapidly formulating plans
and will make his temporary headouar-
tiers at the War Department.
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FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C. MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a speciality
RREIG'S EXPRESS. l2A ST. NV. Phone Main
1n aust
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOTE-Puhlished only as Information. and not
guaranteed.
400 +. NC. n o. LIMITED. Daily-Fast YES
ubule train Pullman sleCIsrs 10 Lexington. Louis
vile. Cincinnati Indiana polls. Chicago and st
LOUIS Connection for Virginia Hot Sprngs- Pull
man cars Louisville to Nashville. MemDnis and New
Orleans. Dining a Ia carte service.
ua0 p NJ. 4. Y. LIMITED. Daily-Sohd
testlbule tain. Pullman Sleepers - Cincinnati
Lexington. and Louisville Compartment Sleeping
car T. Virginia Hot springs Wees days. Digng cafs
Ia carte service. Pullman SleepeTS CINCINNATI 20
Chicago and ST. Louis, and Louisville 10 Memphis
Nashville. and New Orleans.
ReserTatlons and ticke.s at Chesapeake and Ohio
Crices, SIS Pennsylvania Avenue; vo9 lith street,
near +. and New Union station. Telephones Main
1850 for Washington Terminal Cab Service and Main
lcU6 200 Ger Z. & o. Ticket Once.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B.-FoIlowing schedule hgures published only
As information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham, Mobile. New Orleans
Asheville, Chattanooga, Memphis, 800 a. ID and
100 y. NJ daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis.
New Orleans. lois D. IN. daily.
For Savannah Jacksonville. and Florida points
tl0 p. N daily.
For Columbia. Charleston. Auz11ta. Aiken. 40
p, m and 80 p. 10. daily.
Tourist cars fer California. tri- weekly $40 ,. n
Local for Hauisonburg. so5 a N. daily: l:I5 D N.
week days; fcr Danville, SOS a. N. daily. aud for
Charlottesville. SOS a. m. and s55 .. n. daily.
Frequent trains 10 and from bluemgnt.
L. s. BROWN. General Agent
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Lawsuits.

No Ses3 Harry Rosenberk Man c. Elbert:
Judgment T. r. Cullan justice Of the peace Sl0s
Atfouay J. l. Garlirer-
No b14 TIE Ferguson Contracting Company
vs. The Coal and Coke Railway Company; debt
81 g =. AttCrn-Ts. J. q. Carlisle. H. r. Burton
and J. S Easily Smith
No-- 30 United Sta tx rel Lille love e
al vs. Secretary q the lntcsia-, mandarruS A.
torneys Happier Merat and IVES X Jones
No 5e56 William q. Heifmuei,-- - Carl
Jaeger 70 al cgrri0TzTi- Attorney. Y l. Gis-
No d5l- The Aer-Shoemaker Real Estz.s
Company vs. Oscar Wilkinson, notes. $50 At-0r-
neJs Dan. Poser & Taylor
No S-5a Homer +. Tenney u F1Ouney Meme
Tee. appeal AromeT. g. T. Hoover
No. 5rl9- Lena NJ. RYAN rs Mutual Reserve Life
Insurance Company. policy S2.00. Attorneys j. J.
Br0sr2n and IS O.. Garyiiuer
No 0o0- Richard & Co IS. Thomas NIcCr-
louEh. sco7uur. S753.52 Attcruer. J. A Iohns1n
NJ. Se6L National Capital Bank Is z : RAJ
DAN q al. note. $3.50. AuCuay. ". H. Mar
low. r.
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PaoIucci Escapes Again.

For the fourth time the execution of
Joseph Paolucci, an Italian shoemaker,
for the murder of sixteen-year-Ole sEls=e-
beth Y. Dodge, in September. 1906. has
been postponed. Justice Barnard yester-
day postponed it. until Monday, March
o. The execution was to have taken
place Monday, but on account Of the ap-
plicatiOn now pending before the United
States Supreme Court for a writ Of
certiorari it was necessary to change the
date
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SEABOARD arr LINE RAILWAY
TICKET OFfICE: lEl PENNA. AVE-

IIChEI OtFICE: III PENNA. AVE.
Notice-Following schedule not guaranteed.
los A. n. Daily-SeGboard Mail Through coaches
and Pullman seepers 10 savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleepers Washington 10 Hamlet and Ham
lei TO Atlanta. Parl0E car 70 Pinehurst. Dining
cars
. 2. NJ Daily-Seaboard Florida Limited. Solid
Pullman train through TO jacksonville and ST. Au-
glstine. Also through sleepers 10 Pinehurst. A.
lanta. Birmingham and Memphis Dining cars.
$50 T. NJ. Daily-SeabOaul EIpgeSs Coaches and
Pullmsns to Savannah and jacksonville.
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HORSE BREAKS NECK.
Runaway Animal Struck by Car and
Instantly Killed.

A horse attached to a wagon belonging
10 J. T. Conrade. Of 1881 Clifburn place
northwest. was struck by car Of the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany near Thirteenth and G streets north
west yesterday afternoon and killed
The animal was frightened by an au-
tomobile while standing near the curb at
Tw9lfth and F street, and started 10
run away. At Thirteenth and G streets,
despite the efforts Of the motorman, the
horse and wagon crashed into the car.
breaking several windows. The horse
broke its neck, and died in a short time.
None OF the passengers of the car was in
jured.
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Criminal Court No. 2.

No. 1885 In re estate II Rossnna c. Young; on
trial. Attorneys. c. L. Frailey-J. T. Easily smith.
w. Z. Ambrose. end Z. L. Wilson
United States n Joseph FaOiucci murder. first
degree; order poStponing execution 70 March Q 1913
No. 1871 Benson e al "a WriShtson; Judgment
on verdict. Attorneys. d. Sulirau-R. s. Heide-
kcfer.
new trial filed
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Circultcourt No. I


No 1871. Tuess Is. Washington Alexandra and
Mount Vernon Railway Company; judgment on YER
dc ATTORNEYS. ". g. GARDINER and +. y Hone
Well-A. a. Hoeling. r.
No. 5eS5 United States * Tel. Lowe e al IS.
Secretary o. the Interior: uie 70 show cause. re-
turrabe February - la0s Art0ueys. kapTler x
NlerIlar and = h Jones.
No ssSf5 Karr vs. New York Continental level
Filtration Company; bond on special appeal 90 scc
as a sspersedeas fixed az $1,000 Attorneys J. A
Nisedel and Maddox & Gatley-1Ichiuucy q Flan-
nery.
No. 500. Kimban vs. District Of Columbia e. al
verdict for plaintiff for soc Attorneys H. T.
Daris-E. II. Thomas and ]. J. Darlington
No E5e Catholic University rs W2g1man e.
al. verdict for defendants ATTORNEYS. Hamilton.
Colbert, Yerkes 3 Hamiltcn-John Seideu.
Assignments for today:
No s9 Peu Is Mckay ct al executors At
No. SOL Friedman vs.. District q Columbia. At
turneys J. ]. Peyser and Hayden Johnson-E. H.
No. SOC. Wilkinson vs.. Cahn Auto-aobns Con-
pany. Attcrneys LecEe, Fulton & Co1-HoEard
No. BIZ waldron vs.. Dieqsonns. Attorneys.
Hayden Johnson-John Rido'lt.
No 5g Hudson vs.. Pickford Attorneys. Alex
aHder KigOyu and W NJ Eliscn-Maddox &
No. rs CuIssn Is Alderman ct al Attorneys.
Ralston & Siddons. ". T. Richardson and {. A.
White-Jchn Ridout and G.. c. Gertman-
No. IT, united states Vs. NalltAa4 Hafe Dein0Sirs
Savings and Trust Company Attorneys. D. W Ba-
kCr-J. J. Darlington
No rs Powell vs.. Saunders e. a. Attorneys.
BrandenblrZ & Brandenburg-W I. Lester and
Berry & Minor
No. a. Abbey vs. ADacostia and Potomac River
Railroad Company. Attorneys. Maddox x Galley
C. A. Douglas and &. 2. Hoover.
No. 80 Wood vs. District Of Columbia a. al At
toTncys. Gardiner & H1peWel-E- II. Thomas and
c. II. Tunar-
Gregg Custis Attorneys Irving Wlliamson-B r.
Leighton.
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Criminal Court So. 1.

HOoIINL oIAE EWIlD-
United States IS. Daniel Abbott murder. first de
grce: on trial
United States Doleman. assault with danger
Gus weapon: rccognizsnce. 500. taken-
Assignments for to-day:
United States vs.. William Green.
T-,5fa1 S4ofaS Tofr, Z
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All advertising contracts made by Tho
Washington Herald are based upon Il
Washington larger by thousands than
was ever before attained by any morn
ing newspaper at the Capital Its books
are open
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; No EXTRACTING;
no pain; LOOK feel. act and last longer than nat
ural teeth; shrunken faces made normal: painless
filling Dr.. J. L. WILSON. l2o3 st. nw. uyzS-f
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NIechnnfcs' Lien

No SIS. Arthnr ". AIN vs.. Mar A. f. <
Rese e. al lot 8, square SIS. HiIlbroos. d. {
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