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NORRIS HOGELAND
WEBS OHIO BEAUTY

CINCINNATI, June 23.-MOrris q.
Hogeland, stenograPher Of G street
northeast. Washington. last night mar
led Miss Daisy s. Layton. winner Of
second prize in a recent beauty contest
here.
The mother OF the bride was the only
relative at the ceremony, which took
place at the home Of the Rev. DR.. Rob
bins
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ACCUSED COUNT
NOT KNOWN HERE

Nothing is known in Washington Of
the Count Won ECkstaet. a member OF
Germany's notorious round table" who
It was reported. was being heH BY the
police in San Francisco on request Of
the Pittsburg ana Washington authori-
ties.
It was reported that Count Won Eek
staet was a fugitive from justice, he
having heeced Count Won Hatzfeldt out
Of $500. 1t was also alleged that he
feeCed several persons IN PittsPlrZ for
$4,000 IN the course OF two weeks.
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IOHNSON'S BOOM
MOVES TO DENVER

CHICAGO, June Ex-Governor John -.
Johnson's ante-convention headquarters
in the Grand Pacific Hotel here were
closed today. The managers who have
been conducting the Minnesotan's cam
pajgn VIII transfer their activities to
Denver. They refuse 10 COncede tie
Democratic nomination to ". J. Bryan.
Fred erick Lynch, Johnson's manager,
Is authority for the statement that
JOhnsOn's name will not be presented
10 the Denver convention as a Vice
Presidential candidate
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE Of the C5-nulss.5zers oi me- Dfs-
-l--- OF N}-liloia- fs@sl-1s-e1. ilze - ssls
b-a. IS hereby amenJ-I ag a.leI-- o. -1e elt
-----T'- ll-e l'iloH lle- A-I rt- Hr.ler en-
Lt4ed p the beneficial use r-lrs.. CO. control.
Of auy building Used as t1azt-r u
p4Dic place az amusement. 1r used
as public hall ~ other pace o.:
ne service oE the Commissioner ~ me Dis
lic- OF Co-la-lta % written notice So % d.
e-a-4 make Lrep-lJf ali s-air-s.E Eltl-u
every such building. and ll addition Oh -1s
lel4lt-- III -l-s article q-yelaeI. on default 20
couplllnce ultl said notice fr5a, and AFTER
Lae expiration thereof M such bul.lilE shan
80 ~ a Du3-r daA or o-ler p--ce OF pI1-
.-e assembly u--li said s-airvars are u-a4s
.reprpois and every day from ana after tl=
eA----li-n u SAID notice until compliance
herewith shah constitute a separate -ioiz-
C5u OF this section and this article. ana ezcl
ga vacation shall be- punishable 1y the p=a-
sl-y - tAis article provided HENRY 3.
7 GARLAND. HENRY L. WEST JAY
J. MyEFtgH. Commissioners. D. O. Z
EXECUTIVE OFFICE % the C7-uiIssioHers
y the District ~ Columbia Wash-nEto1-
q the Building ReEularl1ls 0f the District q
Columbia is hereby amended by adding 20
the end thereof the following AID every
building hereafter erected az altered % ~
used as a theatre OF public place % amuse-
melt. or used as a pIoltc hall or other pace
ot public assembly. shall have sufficient fire.
every such building are hereby pr1aio.-e1-.
HENRY b. r MCFARLAND. HENRY L
WEST. JAZZ j. MORROW. Comm, ssi11ers,
D. C. i
b-1. MasllnstOn- ID c. June o. Lslt- No
tee Is hereby given rlat on tae THIRTIEr 4
DAY or JUNE. lsoS. VIII expire ali licenses
granted By rhe Assessor % the District q
f,-r----rta +o re- ---7--l.-.-- - 4rr+1---o-i-ss
autOveh-cies. electroveEicles. hacks, cacss
o-unl6lse5. and vehicles o. all kinds Tor hire.
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SHIPS SAIL FOR GUAM.

The special service squadron. consist
ing Of the battleships Maine and Ala.
bama, has entered upon the second les
OF its 'rOUnd-the-world journey, accord
ing TO dispatches received by the Bu-
reau Of Navigation today. It let Hon
olulu yesterday for Guam. the next
point on the route to the Philippines
The squadron left San Francisco more
than week ago.
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FOUR GET INCREASES.

Increased salaries beginning July I
for the following employees OF the en-
glneer department are provided In the
District appropriation bill: j. s Gar
land. assistant engineer, from 81. 500 to
S2,100: @. W. Wallace, water registrar.
from $500 TO s2,1Oe; Samuel Riggs.
clerk. from $1,000 TO $500; F. Z. Shell
don, chief Inspector, from 1920 - s., 900.
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p FIRE BURNS FEED.

Fire in a stable occupied by LIbbey
Brothers. lumber dealers. at Thirtleth
and Water streets northwest, this morn
ing caused $1,000 damage. The origin
OF the fire is unknown The blaze start
ed in one of the lofts and a large guam
tity of hay and feed was burned.
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GENERAL HARTSUFF DEAD.

Word was received at the War De
partment today of the death OF Brig
Gen. Albert Hartsuff retired. which oc-
cured at Detroit General Hartsuff
was born IN New York on FEBRUARY 4
1897. and was appointed as assistant sur
geon from Michigan In 1861.
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Equity Court, No. \.
JUSTICE GOULD

(CaIIed yesterday
No. 2155l. Lansburgh vs.. Sullivan /:
time in wuiCr TO file undertaking cN-
ENDED. Compliments solicitor, Clayton
z. Emig; DEFENDANTS solicitors, J. J.
Darlington and H " SChon-
No. 1926 Cooke vs. SChmitt- policies
ordered paid and rents ordered paid 20
trustee. Compartments solicitor. Leon
Tobriner: defendants solicitors. a. Sill
lers, E 3 Bailey and A =. Shoemaker
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Called tOday)
No. So In re Leah Loeb discharge
ordered.
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QUOTATIONS FOR TO-DAY
ON WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Washington Railway and Electric 4
per cent. $1.G00a795s. S1.OOOGT9SG. Sl.0001
1875. 81. g11d 1915
Bell Telephone OF Pennsylvania, log
100. I0d1O0. S4l0l.
Mergenthaler. 1)a196%. 1Od1e7.
Metropolitan National Bank, 1920
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THOMAS SAVAGE DEAD.

Thomas Savage. of 735 First street
northwest, died this morning in the
Emergency Hospital. Mr. Savage had
an epileptic attack at First and II
streets northwest. several days ago.
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N~OHGuued from FlrSt Pdge)
trying b peaceful means to check the
widespread disorder Of the empire.
VolleY Answers Demand.
The Cossacks demanded the release Of
q number Of political prisoners arrest
ed by order OF the Shah and who were
in imminent danger Of being put TO
death. The reply TO this demand was
: heavy fire from officials within the
building which killed several OF the Cos
So Cks.
The Cossacks were re-enforced. ac-
cordiEg 10 one description received here
and attempted to renew the attack.
1t was then that the Shah's troops. who
had been quartered near the summer
palace at Baghshah. were sent into the
night. There were several thousand Of
these troops we'll drilled and armed
with machine suns ari cannon.
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PRICES FOR TODAY ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished by W B. Hibbs &
Co. bankers and brokers. Hlbbs Building
members New York stock Exchange, Wash
ington stock Exchange and Chicago Board OF
-rraaa
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THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by z. F. Hutton s.
Co.. members New York Stock Exchange,
1901 F street nOrthwest)
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COURT RECORD
OF THE DISTRICT
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
EQUITY Court. No. 7.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGu

Called today
No 276sE Jordan Us Grumeill; sale
confirmed. Compartments solicitor, H
H Classic
No. 27Ss5. IN re The Trades Unionist
Publishing Company, order OF publiCa-
ton; Patrick J. Ryan and Walter c.
BalderstOn appointed receivers; bond
$4,000 Compartments solicitor. P J.
Ryen.
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800 SLAUGHTERED
IN PERSIAN CAPITAL
trying by peaceful means to check
widespread disorder Of the empire.

Continued from First Page.)
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ChicheS;er-Josepa K. DsriSon et tx 20 Anna "
smith. loI q. block J. SO
Peters Mn Seat-Aulick Palmer. United States
marshal for District of Columbia 20 John r.
Conaway. trustee. part Sln same 10 same.
Sixth street southwest between y and @ streets
lydia r Fsunce 60 al- % John H. A6riaaus,
trustee. part original lots Is and Is. SQUARE SO.
$. John II. Abrams % Charles NeVUuTgh. sane
land 8 50a
Eilaston Terrace-Nenie G. or 70 Maurice c Han,
lot p. block 2 Sle
North Columbia Heights-Charles 7. Gardner e. III.
20 James N. Drysiale. lot 3. block ; SO
Iuglesidc-John T. Irnch q ux- 20 George s lane
l0t 50. block 6. So
Brookland-Anus r Jamiescu 70 LudEig snehkert.
iCt le block g. SO.
Le UTot Park-IoIisa N. Davis 10 william r.
Wheatlsy. lot p and par lot 3. block . 500.
farewell Taylor e al % Joseph y. Woodward.
Tot %. block . So
Holmead 8iaEor-Jeanue1te R. lehman e a. 70
aliddaush 4 Shannon. incorporated, lots % 70
Tvsains City-Robert p Bradbury Ct ux. 70 Gus
'ayious Bea-cr and Emil schmid. lois q ard g.
block . SO
Anacustia-w Walter F. Collins e. u1- 70 Frank J.
and Agnes ]. 9Iundie. part lot 692 SIC.
/ Bur-vilie-Fsnnie Dunlop 70 Eliza A. Bsyle-. ict
2 So same % Edward and Emna ]. Snyder,
lot . SIC
FEth s'Tect. northwest, between u and streets
Margaret Y DuLly q al. % George NJ. samuel
/ T.. and William !. Knot, IT, part original lot
a. square fsi and lots and g. square l. SO.
! William ]. Knott. T.. G al 20 William II. G.
Brown part CriniEal i01 I. square ssI. So VIII
ian H. G. BT0Wu % Luii Del Vecchis. sane
land SO
Niuth street northwest. 5etueeu and { streets
Richard z. Pairo 60 TX % John II. Sims.
part iot 4. square Ss2. SO.
Thirteenth and streets northssst-Aaron R.
T0VTlshend et a. 20 " T. Scloerfcrn. lots
S. $, IS 60 o. and g, square loo9. SO
Fair7n0nt Hcigh-s-R0binson White q TX 70 Caesar
AleSard5r. lots e and y. block 3 SO
IrIuidad-Julia $ Frick e al trustee. % Fraucis
Leonard. part lot :. block e so
I %. & street uOrthezst-B Bci,man @ TX % Jaco5 C.
/ Mueller lot .. square e79 SO.
East Deanwood-Sylvan Dalsimer et Tx. 10. Frank
5 Collins. lots p J0 %. block :. lots S % 3.
/ block o. SO
University PSrk-Wiiiiam n. Walker et ux 70 John
G. and Minnie Z. DclEeicr Let 3 block = SO
I street northwest. between Thirry-1hird and
] ThI7-T-f0Trth strects-AdOlphus EckloF % ux
70 MatrhcW 7. MO0maE. uErts lots lT and II.
/ square 80. so.
\ Le HrCi- Psrs-R0hcrta C. Fielding e. vi- Cary
II. % John F. Washington. lot s.. block ) So
I sis Florida areEue uC-thwest-ICnn T. Inland 70
/ Alexander s Howard. let e square s. SO
! lSs3 FCgrteenfh stree. n0rthwes,-T. Henrietta
Homer % James a. Watson. Iar- lot g. square
~ SIC
I Columbia HCiEhrS-IEmss A Watson q W 70 y
Henrietta Horner. lot a. block D. SO.
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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Tahiti and Marquesas Islands. via Sal Francisco.
close here daily at sos J. n. I'D TO March G. Tor
dispatch ny steamer Alcriposa-
Australia. Except FOR West Australia) New Ze,
land. and New Caledonia. via San Francisco. clole
here daily al 500 p. m up 20 March 8. for dis
patch by steamer Aeon
Japan Korta. China, ard Philippine Islands. via
Nancou;er and Victoria. Z. c. close daily az eN5
p m up 10 March Il, for dispatch by steamer En-
press 4 japan.
japan. Korea. China and Philippine Islands via
Seattle. Close daily al eos J. m. up 10 March
T. for dispatch by steamer Shinano Marc.
Hawaii. Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine
Islands, via san Francisco close daily az eos o m.
up 20 March p, for dispatch By steamer China
Specially addressed mails cnlv for Japan Ko7ra
and China, VIA Seattle, close here daily at Sos D m
Up 10 March l9. for dispatch b steamer KumCric-
Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands via
Tacoma. close here daily az 6O5 D. N. up 70 March
l3 for dispatch Is steamer Ming Chow
Hawaii. via san Francisco. close here daily AZ
s15 p m up TO March IS, Ger dispatch by steamer
Alameda
Australia Except mails for West Australia New
Zealand, Samoan Islands. Fiii Islands. and New
Caledonia. via Vancouver and Victoria B. c.. close
here daily sos p. m up to March % for dis
patch By steamer Moana.
Hawaii. Guam, and Philippine Islands via San
Francisco. close here daily at sos p. m up 10
April /, for dispatch by United States transport.
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DAILY COURT RECORD


supreme Court of the United Stntes.
Present: The Chief Justice 8ir. Justice Harlan,
Mr. Justice Brewer. Mr. Justice White air. Justice
Peckham. Mr. Justice McKenns, Mr.. Justice
Holmes, Mr.. Justice Day. and Mr. Justice Moody.
Clarence ;. HanHum. Of san Francisco. Cal: John
s AIosby. T., 4 Washington. d. C.. and Frederick
w. sanboEn, Of Denver. Colo. were admitted to
practice
No. s53. Riekey Land and Cattle Company. peti
tioner. vs. Henry Wood e. al: petition for writ
Of eertorsri 20 the United States Circuit Court q
Appeals for the Ninth circui;: submitted by Mr.
Frederic D. AIcSenney f5r the petitioner
No. -. Napoleon 3. D. lb1on. plaintiff in error.
vs.. William A. NilIiken; argument concluded hy
Mr.. A. 5. W0rthington for the plaintiff in error.
No. III. John HOyt. plaintiff N error. The
State Il Texas; submitted by AR II. NJ. GarT00d
for the plaintiff IN error and By Mr T. Y DAVID
son for the def sndant IN crTor
No. B3 The United States appellant. rs
Cerecedo Hermann CompsHia: submitted By Mr.
Assistant Attorney General Sanford for the appel
liant; appearance fer appellee
No. IL The United States Fidelity and Guaranty
Company, plaintiff in error. The United States
Tor use and benefit of Stnuther Wells Company
argued hy NJ. Ie0nidas Dennis for the plaintiff
IN erTor and hy Mr. Herbert A. Heyn for the de-
fendaut IN error.
No is. Mcrabe & Steen Construction Company.
plaintiff in error vs.. William y Wilson; Argument
/ commenced By Mr. Arthur G. Moseley for the
plaintiff in error.
Adjourned uu1, TODAY az Z O'Clock
The dzy call for Friday March G. viii be as fol
lows: Nos l55. Isl. 100 ls2 ls5. lsi 49, l6 and I6
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DISTRICT COURTS.



Nos. lsl5l553 Wallach q a. IS. Macfariand e
al argument continued hy Mr. Leo Simmons for
appellants in No. ls3e. continued hy Nj SaIuuel
Maddox for appellants in Ne lsl5 concluded by Mr..
Leo simmons fer appellants in No. KS. Attorneys
Maddox Gatley and Leo ShnmOus-E H. Thomas
No. ls3i. Rodier IS Life Insurance Company %
Virginia argument commenced by Mr G. 4. heiE
win for appellant, continued by Mr. Conway ROBIN
son for appellee. Attorneys. r. g. Donaldson ]. W
Gayan. and &. A. Keisvin-Legh Robinson and
Conway RObins0n-
No lsl4 Adams Monroe Company et al Us. Mac
fariand: continued
Thomas NJ Gardner. and No. 4sa Andrew Mclean
Company vs. Adams Manufacturing Company con
tinued.
Assignments for to-day:
NJ lS4 Rndier. administrator rs. The Life In
surance pocaF1ny of Virginia; on hearing Attor-
neys. r. r. Donaldson. J. ". Gavan and e. A.
keigTin- Leigh Robinson and Conway Robinson.
No. ls6. ConSpr. administrator. Baltimore
and Ohio Raiiruad ComDauy- AttOmeys. l. ]
Mafher Hamilton. Colbert Eerkes Hamilton
No ls2 Bumthaver VS. Tally. ATTORNEYS. Wilson
& Bsrksdsle-J. ]. Darlington and ". e. Sullivan.
No $50. standard Oa Company Brown At
torneys. A. /. sinclair-C II. Fulton.
No ls5I- langley CO al vs. d d'Audigne. Attor-
news. A a Hoehling. r.. C. ". Fitts Tucker 4
Kenyon, and E. S BaileyHamiltou, Colbert, Yerkes
& Hamilton
10 lsn Adams-Niouroe Manufacturing Company
rs Mncfsriand e al Attorneys Leo Simm0us-E.
H. Thomas
( No lSlz. Blatcher rs. Philadelphia. Baltimore
and Washington Railroad Company. Attorneys n
/ r Mangan-Aickenney & FianneTy. William Hit.
and 6. =. CFaighlL
No. -si5 Garfield Memorial Hospital vs. Mac
farland e al Attorueys J. H. Hayden-E. H
Thomas.
/ No. lsiz Central National Bank vs. National
| Metropolitan Bank. Attorneys Brandenburg q
I BrandenburE and 4. A Birney-W r. Matringly
/ and J. r. Larner.
No. I5l Harrison e, al. rs. BLACK ct al At.or-
ncys-R- =. Evans-D. " Baker and Stuart Mc
Namaa
| No. ls52- Barrier e. al. Us. Smith. Atto-nsy.. A.
/ :. WOlthisston-Gittrg & Chamberlain
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
Colombia. holding q Probate Court. No. 1904.
Adminisrra tiOn-This Is 20 give notice that the sub
scrlber. % the state Of Vermont has obtained from
the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia let
tiers testamentaTy the estate Of William A Vii
cox. late Of the District Of Columbia deceased Al,
persons having claims against the deceased here
by warned to exhibit the sane. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. 10 the subscribe
before the 18th DAY OF FEBRUAR A d
1909: otherwise they may BY Law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Given under ny hand
this 9th day Of February 1905 EMMA y. VII
cox to GEO. F. WILLIAMS, 800 F sc-eet north
vest. Attest Seal JAMES TANNER. Register
Of Wills for the District Of Columbia Clerk OF the
Probate Court. GEO- FRANCIS WILLIAMS. At
torney. fen Smh6
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

John c. Detweiler. OF the firm OF Judd
& Detweiler. has purchased the hand
some colonial residence st 1888 Clifton
street northwest. containing twelve rooms.
two baths. hot-water heat. and all modern
conveniences. The lot is 20 By 10 feet.
Mr.. Detweiler viii occupy the house as
his residence. The sale was made through
the Office Of w. II. Walker.
The Moore & Hill Real Estate Company
has sold TO William r Harr for Harry
Wardman the property at 1894 Kenyon
street, Columbia Heights. The price paid
was $500
Stone & Fairfax have sold for Henry
H. Thomas the two-story brick house
at 17l5 Ninth street northwest. which
will be held by the purchaser as an IN
VeStment
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CHARLES H. MEMLLAT Attorney for Com
plainants.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
OF Columbia. sitting in Equity. james Lans-
burgh et al. c9mpainants rs. Myron ~ Parker
et al. defendants. Eqrity No. 27o67. The object
the Marshall Brown Syndicate removal q Ayron
NJ Parker. surviving trustee Of said syndicate for
discover. for an injunction against AlyrOn NJ.
Parker. EliEabatA q. Norton execulrix, and Eliza-
beth {. Norton, Mary G. Norton. aattie Merton
Lee. and John Dudley Norton heirs at Law Of
John ID. Norton. deceased ard William ". Han
non from disposng Of their interest IN said ssDdi-
cate, ann Myron VI. Parker pnd Lille Parker ms
we, from disposing Of intefesfs in property men
toned IN this Siit aud 90 cancel the interests Of
said syndicate held by Myron ~ Parker. Elizabeth
9. Norton. oxecutrx: Elizabeth e. Norton. Mary
6 Norton. Hattie Norton Lee. and John Dudley
Norton. heirs Rt lsw C Jonn u. Norton and VIII
lam W. Harmon. On motion q the complainant.
u Is this 4th day of March, A. u. 1903 or
dereG that the defendants J. Donald Cameron.
John W Morris. Virginia Danziger. and William
hyams. executors 4 the estate of Max Danzigcr.
deceased; Hattie Norton Lee. John Dudley Norton.
and Mar c. Norton. heirs az law Of John d..
Norton. deceased, l.. G. STANLEY Augustus White
Alfred l. White James H. sweeney. Charles Cans.
and William Cans. trading as Cans Bros: Mary
p Wright. heir az law Of VI. h. Wright: James T.
shaw, John y. Fslck. Horace f. Fisk. Man B.
Washington. John :. sullivan. and George T. y
jackson. executors and trustees q the estate q
George G. Vest; col Haas Lille NJ NIuchenaus.
Florence A Patterson Philip H. Mcmillan John
n Patterson. Harriet +. Sanders. and the Cananea
Realty Company. a corporation. and each Of them
cause their and each Of their Appearances 70 be
entered herein on or before the fOrfieih day ex-
elusive Of Sundays and legal holidays. occurring
after The day Of the first publication Of this Cuior
otherwise the cause viii he preceded With as in
case q default provided that a co;y 4 this
notice be published week for three successive
weeks prior 20 said day IN the Washington Law
Reporter and The Washington Herald before said
day BY The court. HARRY ". CLABAUGH Chief
CLERK. By j. A {. PALMER. Assistant Clerk
mhe.i34
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win Macadamine nenning Road.

Orders have been issued by the Com
missioners that the Anacostia road. from
Benning road 70 the Sheriff road, be re-
paired with macadani, at an estimated
cost of $500; that George Barckley in
spector Of cast iron water pipes. be di-
rected to proceed from Lynchburg to
Burlington. n. j.. via Washington. D. C:
that service sewers be laid along the south
side of Massachusetts avenue southeast.
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets
and in the alley OF square 5; that 49S feet
of S-inch water main be laid in Kennedy
street, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, and that George w. SwinlZ, skilled
llborer In the Office of superintendent Of
parking, be appointed foreman AT $500 per
year.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George J. Cook. 70. Of MaynardS. Nd. and Elna
NJ. Yates, y. Of Front Royal, Va. Rev. J. W.
Smith.
samuel Davis. g. and Sophie Jarbou. l5 Rev.
James F. Irvine.
Stewart, H Ford 3, ard Frances C. Prairie. 3.
both Of Richmond. Va. Rev. F. NJ. Bristoe.
Francois Vidal 3. and Valerie Howard. %. Rev.
]. b. Mclaughlin.
COLORED
Paul Holmes. ., and Mary ]. Marshall, p Rev.
D. E Wiseman
Edward Scott 2 Of Riverdale Nd and Estella
Warner. q Of Beltsvile, Md Rev. J. NJ Nc
Laughlin.
Thomas Washington, s. and Martha Jackson, 90
Rev A. Dennis.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY g. IS0a
Leave Washington New Union Station
sos a u. and 80 a- m--D4ily-An points on
Norfolk and Western also knoxville, ChattanoOga
and Memphis
l9:S ?. n.-Daily-Roanoke. Bristol. Winston
Salem. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nashville. Memphis
New ORLEANS. Through Sleeper. Dining Cara
For Norfolk-LeaSe Washington 419 d n dany
L a5 a. n. daily. 3.5 ,. n. daily. Arrive Noriclk
u % a. m. ID ?. n. 10 IS p.
40 ?. m--Daily-BeTTyyille Luray. Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arlVe SIS 4 N. and
II % ?. N
AL information Fourteenth street and New Yo.k
avenue Bond Buldingl.
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
TICKET OFFICE: IEA PENNA. AVE

14NAEI UttICE: III fENNA. AVE-
Nciice-fOlloRlng schedule not guaranteed.
nA5 A. II. Daiy-SeaboaTd Mail. Through coaches
and Pullman sieepers 10 Savannah and jacksonville.
Through sieepeTs Washington 70 Hamlet and Ham
let 10 Atlanta Parlor car to Pinehu1st Dining
ears
15 z. N. DaIy-Seaboard Florida Limited. Solid
Pullman tain through TO jacksonville aud ST Au-
gustine- Also through sleepers 10 Pinehust. At
anta. cunningham. and Memphis Dining cars.
30 L. NJ Daily-Seaboard Express. COaenss and
Pullmans u Savannah and Jacksoniilie.
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ROOMS WANTED.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT OR ? OR 5
rooms furnished for l. h. L. by couple ard six
ycar-od child. Address VI. D.. Herald. mh6-3t
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

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fao 4. nc. d o. LIMITED. DaiIy-Fast YES
tiDule usIn- Pullman s3etpeTs 10 Lexington Louis
vile. Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Chicago, and 81.
LOUIS. CONNECTION fOT hiTginIE bot SpUngs- Pull
man cars Louisville TO Nashville. Mempn.s. and NeH
orleans. Dining cars . Ia carte service.
u-iU p NJ. r. '. LIMITED, Daily-Solid
YesuDue ualn- Pullman Sleep,rs u Clnciunati
LeNlngton. and Louisville Compartment sleeplnz
car u Virginia Hot SiTings week Gays Dining Cars
Ia carte service pullman Seepers CINCINNATI 10
Chicago and 81. Louis and LouLsg lie 10 NeEnphis
Nashville. ana New Orleans.
reservations and ticke.s at Chesapeake and Ohio
OnIces. 5l5 Pennsylvania avenue; Coz IAN street
near n. anC New Union Station. Telephones Main
l.se for Washington Terminal Cab Service S1d Aaln
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