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The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
An UNSELFIsH HORSE.

From TIt-BitH
A doctor and a clergyman were exer-
cising their horses one morning in a
country lane when an Argument arose
between them as to which OF the ami
mails possessed the sweeter disposition.
I'll wager that If their respective
tempers could be tried" said the doc
tor, mine would be far away the bet
ter"
That's all nonsense retorted the
clergyman. MY mare has the best
temper OF any horse in the neighbor-
hood"
"wen, here's a stif hedge; let US try
their leaping capabilities" suggested
the doctor.
Right you are" agreed his friend.
The doctors hunter quietly refused
10 jump. although put at it again and
again The clergyman's little mare
also refused. but at the same time put
back her ears and exhibited consider
able III temper. When repeatedly urg-
ed to jump she finally accomplished a
clever back jumping feat. which threw
her master or the hedge. Strange
10 relate, the reverend gentleman was
quite unhurt, and. seTambling 10 his
feet. commenced to scrape the mud
from his broadcloth, while the doctor
laughingly remarked:
Perhaps you are convinced now that
my animal has a better disposition
than yours7"
Not at all" replied the clergyman.
My mare is such an unseIhsh little
brute that. although unable to take the
fence herself. she had no desire 10 keen
me from going over. In fact. she facil-
itsted the mode OF my transit. while
your horse displayed q dog-in-the-
manger temperament by not going
himself and not allowing you 20 20
either
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
DEEDS OF TRUST.

squsre lso-Charles ". Meyers et u1 70 Ernest f.
Daniel ard Thaddeus 3. Sergeant. 10 sec1rs
Ella F. KENNEDY $50 5 years. 5 per cent
scmi-annualy. lot 2. Same 70 J. Louis WilHes
and Finest II. Daniel. 20 secure Emma J. Ash
iey. 800. monthly payments. per cent. semi
annually lot g.
Saul's Addition 20 Washingt0n-George L. McCuriv
20 b Francis Saul and Walter T. Hilton, %
scclIre 7. n Saul. 800. monthly payments 81
per cent semiannualiy, lot g, square zoe. james
H. Wood et uN 70 sane % secure Harry NJ.
Ills. So years. per cent? seni-aunusiy.
Let 81. square zO
Square sas-Edwin z. Elicit ct ux. 70 Heury r.
bsrgnaln and Charles Schafer 70 secure the
Northern Liberty German-Amcrcan Building As
sociation No. s, 800. part original lot /.
hoiinedQ Aau0r-Amcricau Realty Compauv fuc1r-
Torated, 70 Z. Francis saul and Walter E Hi
ton % secure Harm N. Ellis. $500. years 6
per cent semiannually lots i2 and g black g
square lf-dohn ID. Gallagher q uT 20 FEancis p
sheehy and r. Harrison johnson 10 secure Mn
tnai seI1al Building Association. Sl.o0. lot Is
Peters 1II Seat-Wiiam r. Green a VI. n
hsrTy J.. and David \. Rust. ir. 10 secure Har-
old l. johnson. $50. 3 years. per cent. semi
annually par
Square 5i5-AiorTis Singer et W 70 Edward FItz-
serad and John J. PECAN. 70 secure Enterrriss
SERIAL Building Association. 900 ior L.
Square H-Dennis Conner er ux n Tdn0Dd Fifz-
gerald and John J. FeGan. 20 secure Enterprise
Serial Building Association. $50, Dot g.
Square s5-Frank Lyon e. ux. % Union Trust Com
pauy q the District Of Columbia % secure T.
Rozier Dulauy. trustee. $50. years s per cent
semi-annuaily. lot Is
Ho.mead Manor-Elmer l. Ccrbin % William A.
Hill and Charles r. Wallraf 20 secure David 3
MurdOck. so. / 70 % months per cent seni-
annually. Tot 70 block a.
Washington HeiZhts-Jac0h y Belt 70 OdeU s.
Smith and Charles V. Simpson. 20 secure CIsr-
ence F. N0ment. Sl.oo years. ; per cent.
seIci-annually. lot 81. block s.
Square 6ze-Wnbar F. Nash 81 ux % Eugsne Nor
SAT- aud William ~ BcamEn 10 secure Anna
H. M0sher. trustee S0o0 wears per cent.
quarterly. lots 173 To rs Sane % SANE. 20 Sc
cure same. Sooo. years. per cent. quar-
terly. lot IL
Square loo-Arthur y. Addison e. TX 20 National
Savings and Trust Company. 20 secure Aueri-
can Security and TuIst Company. 80. years
per ornt. semi-aHnuaily. lots 3 % 81, and
part l0t g
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

The Moore & Hill Real Estate Com
pany has sold for J. P. Evans 70 Nathan
EdelSon four houses at IL 20 123 I street
southeast These are the remaining four
houses CT a lot of eight. all OF which
have been sold by Moore & Hill N
Edelson viii hold his properties as
investment
Meyers & LightfoOt announce the salA
OF the home Of Elliot y. Oathout. in
Brentwood, 10 J. F. Sullivan, for S2.20
WiIlige. Gibbs & Daniel have sold for
Joseph J. Moebs the three-story brick
house al I03 Newton street Tor $3.50.
Kirke Holmes. the purchaser. viii Oc-
cupy the premises as his residence.
c. W King is preparing 10 erect twelve
two-story brick and frame houses al 621
20 643 Kenyon street. estimated TO cost
$25.oco- The y. T. Haler Company are
the architects and builders.
Thomas J. Fisher * Co, Inc. reports
the sale Of lo0 feet front in Cleveland
Heights. just north OF WoodIey road. TO
Mr.. J. D. Kaufman. Il is the intention
OF Mr. Kaufman 20 hold tie property
for an advance in value The property
OverlOOks the suburban residence Of Alr
Charles J. Sell. Of the American SecUri-
" and Trust Company, known as Twin
Oaks"
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court Of Appeals
Adjourned from day TO day until March ). l9os.
EnuifY Court 10. \.

l.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Assignments for today-lI0tions:
No. 5L In re bankruptcy Harry L Dorsey At
torDeys. Wilson & Barksdale for eTediiors-Aiather
for bankrupt.
No. 2H suoEden ct al vs.. shorter ct al At
torneys. Gordon GoEdon-Brandeno1rs. Gittings.
and Darlington
No 2lT Knox rs Knox. Attorneys. Disg-Drew.
No. % Lewis rs. Lewis. Attorneys. Holander-
Thompson & LAskey.
No. &5. Frost rs Frost ct al. Attorney Lewis
No. 2s. Records ct al. IS. o'Brien et al AttoE-
No. - Greer rs Kreiter ct al. Attorneys.
Bailcy-James Collodsy. and Lerch-
No. 81 Mc;iowsn ct al ElToy ct al Attor-
neys. Hender-Brgke and BendheiH-
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 1885. Won Ringhaiz rs. Reilly: leave 20 make
certain loan granted Attorneys. leigh Robinson
Lambert & Mclean.
No. zsa. Ross Va Fisher. substitution Of tryIs-
tee ordered Attorneys w. Z. LssteT-J. B. lar
No. zE5. Simpson vs simpson: leave to nle
without prepayment o. costs granted and rule 70
alimOny retuInabe February q 1915. Attorneys.
HarsToye 4 Morris
70 custody Of infant rehHnabie February g. 1901.
Attorneys. J. h. AdTiaans-H. A. Hegarty and j.
W Tower
Assignments Tor to-day--Siotions:
No. lss- Johnston rs. Johnston. Attorneys White
Colbert.
No. ls. Riggs National Bank Is JaseIh. A.
torneys Perry q Son-RaISton 4 si6donS
No. 9i. Baldwin Va Washington Loan and Trust
Company. Attorneys, Mackau and Strasberger-
Darlington and Larner
No. 20. MagaW rs. Huntley et al Attorneys.
JacSson-Leigatou and Fague.
No. zls. Poulos Fs. PoulOs. Attorney Forrest.
No % American Home Life Insurance Company
Is Drake Attorneys Davis-Thomss.
No. "a Muiiigan " HElligan- Attorneys Car
rington-Sfnith & Walker
No. S6. Longley Longley. Attorneys Williams
-Plumley.
No. 2S McE1eu Ts McEnen Attorney. Fir1S
No. %. Alderman Fs Culieen. Attorneys Cert
man and Ridout- Richardson
No q Marriott rs. Mutual Improvement So
ciety. Attorneys. Boyd and Abert-TOomev.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
A SOUTH AMERICAN sToRK.

From The New York Tines.
George K. Cherrie. OF the Brooklyn Mu-
scum. has returned from Venezuela with
a large collection Of birds and other ami
mails. one OF the most important acquisi-
tions in che skin and skeleton Of the
great South American stOrk, or js oiru.
the largest wading bird in America. and
one OF the largest in the world fully
grown specimens standing nearly FIVE
feet high No other examples OF this
bird are preserved in any museum IN
the United States. as the jabiru is ex-
tremely shy and very difficult to kin
Other acquisitions include a number Of
zuacharos or oil birds. q dozen large gold
en- bowling monkeys. and some young
bOatzins. These birds have two little
claws on each wing and the wings are
used like legs. the birds crawling about
the branches like so many uncanny lit
tie Quadrupeds. They are difficult OF
capture because, they swim and dive al
most as soon as hatched. and II is no
easy matter 70 chase them among the
flooded tree tops. where the nests are
placed. Mr. Cherrie also procured five
specimens Of the rare mata mata, one
of the most curious OF turtles. Three Of
them are alive and. are the first living
examples Of the species that have been
brought to this country. The mata mata
looks something ike a swapping turtle
whose head and neck have been crushed
and fiattened BY d heavy roller The
turtle belongs TO a group whose members
cannot draw the neck and head within
the shell. but can only bend the neck
sldewise other interesting animals pc
culiar &c South America. brought North
by the explorer, are the tree anteate- or
tamanoir, the large fat-tailed otter. the
gray-headed weasel. and the iguana
The collection. in addition. contains a
number OF wasps' nests. one about five
feet in length Many birds build their
own nests IN proximity 70 these haunts
Of the wasps. as the insects constitute a
sure protection against monkeys and
other depredatory animals.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21

COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO.. NOW LOCATED
at 96 New York ave large padded vans S4 Dad
lhorse wagon. s. load rnb17ao5,,
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New Invention. Abroad.

From Daily Consular Reports.
Consul Albert Halstead. OF Birmingham.
invites the attention Of American manu-
facturers OF new inventions to the fact
that, while they may be satisfactory in
the United States. they may not be sat
isfactory IN the United Kingdom until
proved. he cites the case Of an English
agent who communicated with an Amer
lean manufacturer of novel device. IN
forming him that he was ready 10 pur-
chase six of these articles. for which he
would pay in six months. TO be placed in
industrial centers to prove their worth.
and that If the device proved as salts
factory as ne thought 1t would, he would
make every effort for its general intro
ducticn. The manufacturer would not
agree TO the terms. but year afterward.
thus losing valuable time. he opened ne
gotiations with the same agent
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMAS-
ter, Walter Reed Army General Hospital Takoma
Substation, Washington II. C., January q 1905
Sealed proposals, IN ripiclte subject 70 usual con
ditions VIII b received here until y O'Clock noon
STANDARD time, FEBRUARY a. 1905 for the con-
strpcton ot sewer system on the Walter Reed
Army General Hospital Reservation Washington
D. c. including sewage tank pump pit pumps
and motors. Plans. specifications. blank proposals
and further information furnished on application
u. s. reserves right 10 reject OF accept any or all
bids or any part thereof Proposals 20 Be marked
Proposals for Sewer system" and addressed to
Capt H. l. PETTUS. Q. " a3Z .2.fe1.2
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
Probate Court.

~N@-ANrA~ w L.
Estate oi Nancy Nest. order granting letters a
administration; bond. 500. Attorney J. f. Burdy
Estate Of Richard n. Ramsey order admitting
VIII 20 probate and record and letters testamertary:
bond. $50. Attorney. A. & Taylor
Estate 9f Noutgomcry Fletcher. order granting
letters Of administration; bond Si000o. Attorney.
J. W LStirrer.
Estate Of Robert E. Waihsr order granting let
tsrs 4 administration Aond sloo0 Attorneys
NeiH & King
Estate of Stewart Campbell. order for sale Of
personally.
In rc Charles y CurtiSs er Al. petition fer an
pCintmcnt Of guardian Attorney A b Keefsr
Estate q Ellen NJ Cotton petition for probate
and record OF VIII and letters of administration c Z
a Attorneys, c. H. Syme ard C. A. Douglas
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE II EFFECT FEBRUARY 6 l90s
Leave Washington New Union Station
sd5 a. m. and go a. m.-Daily-An points on
Norfolk and Western; also Knoxville, ChattanoOga.
and Memphis
Io:5 p m--Daiiy-Roanoke. Bristol Winston
Salem. knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville Memphis
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining Cars.
For N0rfolk-Leaye Washington 40 a. n daily.
II G5 a n. daily. 3.S p m daily Arrive Norfolk
II % a. n. ~ =. n. 10 IS ?. N
40 p m--Dliiy-BeIyyile, Luray, Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS a. u. and
II % p. m
All information Fourteenth street and New York
aEenue bond Buildingl.
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Circuit Court No. 1.

JiSlltE MklGhE
No. 50l23 Lpphsrd vs. Lpphar5 order q pub
hcation. Attorney. Ivan Hudeman
No. $3.50 Pen Is. Mckay q al: or trial At
tOTneJS. H. Z DaViS-W0rthington Head Frailey.
Assignments fsF to-day:
Motions
No 50c2. Bagin Southern Surety Company.
Attorneys. Blair q -AicNamars 4 Haidek0per.
No. 5766l Camden Iron Works Us. District Of Co
lumhia. Attorneys. Maddox 4 Latham-Th01nas 4
Blair.
No. Sl52 BoYee vs. Hsyde. Attornevs. Baker.
Sheehy q H0gzn-t5ordon & Gordon Easby-Suith
No. 9l14 Goodman Us. Swan Attorneys, kim
baii-Sullivan
No taS2. Heron rs. Ornsby. Attorney, Euig
No S0SL Michael IS. Hugo. Attorneys. Gies-
Award
No, 500. Given Is. Palmer Attorneys. Lipscomb
& Nichol-Baker
No 4SlL Powell IS. saunders e al Attorneys.
Lester q Rrandenhl hlrrr-Rc-rr 4 Afinnr
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B.-Following schedule figures published only
ss inforna ion and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile New OrleanH
Asheville. ChattanoOgz. Memphis. 500 a n and
u00 2. N. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattancog1. Memphis
New Orleans. l0-i5 D. N daily.
For Savannah. jacksonville. and Florida points
ilG p. n. daily.
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta, Aiken Gac
2. N. and $50 p n daily.
Tourist cars for California tTi-Eeckly. go q N
Local Cor HarTisonburg SOS q n daily; 4:l5 .. N
week days; for DanTilie. s55 e. n daily and fol
Charlottesville. s05 g N. and IS ?. IA daily.
Frequent trains 70 and from Bluemont
L. S. BROWN, General Agent.
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THOS. J. FISHER & co. (Inc.) }
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.


Australia Except mails Tor West Ausiralia), New
Zealand Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands. and New
Caledonia. via Vancouver and Victoria. s. c. close
here daily st % D. u. up 20 February g. Tor dis
patch by steamer Aoraugi
Hawaii. via san Francisco. close here daily at SOS
2. n up 70 February q. for dispatch by steamer
Alameda
Hawaii. Japan. Korea China. and Philippine
Islands. via San Francisco close here daily az 6l5
p Up 10 February 2. for dispatch by steamer
America Maru.
Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands via san
Francisco, close here daily at % p N. up 10 Feb
ruary .. for dispatch By United States transport
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands, via san Francisco.
close here daily n 6 6 p. m. W 70 March G. for
dispatch by steamer Maripcsa-
Australia Except mails foT West Australial New
Zealand. and New Caledonia. via san Francisco.
close here daily at 605 p. n Up TO March S, 70.
dispatch By Australian Mail Line.
japan. Korea, China, and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria. 3. g.. close here daily al
500 D. N. up TO March II. for dispatch by steamer
Empress Of japan.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21

1t was Saturday on a Sixth avenue sur
face car. A woman sat with her little
daughter who, TO all appearances. was
seven or eight years old. The conduc-
tor came for the fares and the woman
gave him a scent piece.
rs this little girl with you, madam? p
asked the conductor.
Yes assented the woman.
Her fair, please. said the man.
Butt never have paid for her," be-
gan the woman.
And does that prove that you're never
going tor asked the conductor, taking
the fare reluctantly rendered
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
Circuit Court 70 ?

JUSTICE AtUEHNUN
No 5llA. Merchants National Bank vs. Masoney,
Judgment By default Tor plaintiff for s. .s.22 At
toneys Douglas Baker 4 SherrilL
No isol7. Wagner VS Ferry 20 al; coutinuarce
stricken out Auoueys. Arthur Feter-G- r
Williams
No ES3l. Walker Ts Eite Laundry Company
Judgment on. verdict Attorneys. Edmund Burke aud
George Kearney-Ralston & Siddous
Assignments for to-day:
Notions
No l. Jaquett Czpital Traction Comnaav
Attorneys. Evans, Benson & P0ultucy-Pe1y & Sor
and Dunlop.
No. United States IS. Day. Attorneys. Bake,
& Adkns-DaEis.
No. J. Dies Manufacturing Company rs KingS
les. Attorneys. Nstzger- -Burkart
No. 4 Thompson Thompson Attorneys
LCwin-Lccsle Fulton K Cox
No. ;. Pushrey-C Caykendan Company RurTecht
Attolnss. Wolf & Cohea-Biruey & Woodard.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOTE Published only as information. and not
guaranteed
40 P. Nc. & o. LIMITED. Dauy-Fas; YES
ublle tram Pullman sleelcrs 70 Lexington. Louis
vile Clne1al2u, Indianapolis. Chicago, and St
LOuiS- NcnncctiQ2 for silsDls bot Springs. Pull
man cars Louisville 70 Nashville. Nemphis, and New
OrlC4Ls- DINING cars Ia carte service.
lac Z. NJ. r. \. LIMITED, Daily-Solid
yestlulla lltn. Pullman sieepgrs % Cinema a.
Lexington. e.4 Louisville Compartment sleeping
car o. .la-ull hCt Sprlngs week days DinAng CAS-
"a carte srrlce- Pullman Sleepers Cincinnati 10
lllc4sJ aud S. Louis aud L0llsyile 70 Me1aphis
NaslFl.c. ana acw Orleans.
ked-r3atl1us lld ticke-s Al Chcsapeake ard Ohio
C-lcrs Us tennsylyalla Avenue. 90 IAN street
nesT 4. Lid New Union Station Telephones Main
$50 for Washington Terminal Cab Service and Main
lo66 Zdo for L. & o. Iicket O1ice-
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21

No. 1854 Samuel Ross vs. Abraham Fisher et
al; 70 substitute trustee. Attorney w Z Lester
No Z765. Ruth Simpson vs. Stephens NJ Snp-
son; uTvOsSS r'enSa et thoTn. Attorneys HargroVe
s. Morris
No. z6S5. Patrick O'Toole ys. Unknown heirs:
TO quiet title. Attorneys. Ralston K Siddons and
H. 7. Winfield
No. G657. Appleton Czdy " Abraham l. Smith ;
Judgment creditors bill Attorneys Hufty & Hufty.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
Lawsuits.

No. 5e9s5- Warren Choate rs Early & hampton
appeal. Attorneys Douglas. Baker & Sheriff.
No. 5266. joseph N. Wheatley vs. Early &
Lampton appeal, Attorneys. Douglas. Baker &
Sheriff.
No. $685. Edward \. Richards IS Washington
Railway and Electric Company; damages S.e00.
Attorney ". C. Preutiss
No. S92 c. E. Finch vs. W w Soudu;
certiorari. Attorney. ". c. Balderson.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
DEATH RECORD.

Daniel o. Dreunan ISIS " ST.. s. years.
Geo7se W. Wells, Government Hospital f0r thu
Insane, So years
Elecra j. BrUEu. s1 ST. NV. s. rears
Pe;er Grove. BiadensbIrg road s. years.
Fay Deming. Twining City. D. g. yea-X
james Harris. is5 VI ST. sw-. 81 years.
Charles y Cr0sS. -of Il S. sg- S years
Anna Fischer. 65 6rh 81. sW, IS years
George A. Bennett, g L s. ne ] month
COL0RED
MgHie CCrhin l2l9 4th So. NV. lo ycars
Th1mas Williams 40 I 81. NV s5 -earN
Henry Brown. 50 9Th s. nl- S. years
AlalInda Brown. . = s. NV. S. years
Dorothy Walls. 81 Sd 81. sE.. months.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
TICKET OFFICE: IN PENNA. AVE.

AI-hLt UT ILL- III ILN-NA- Az L
Nolee-Following schedule net guaranteed.
HIS A NJ Daliy-SeAbo4Td Mail Through coaches
and Pullman seepess to savannah and jacksonville.
Through sleepers Washington TO Hamlet aud Ham
let 70 Atlanta Pa-lor car 70 Pineharst- Dining
cars.
70 T. NJ Daily-Seaboard Florida Limited. Solid
Pullman train through 70 Jscksonyille and 81 Au-
gustine. Also through sleepers to Pirehurst, At
lSnta. Birmingham. and Memphs. Dining cara
80 4. NJ. Daily-SeabOard Express Coaches and
Pulllnans ~ Savannah and jacksonville.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
Mechanics. Liens

No. $50. Thompson-Stauett Company vs.. Ma
tional Metropolitan Bank lot and part q g.
square "a being 6l3 Fifteenth street northwest
s6OO0o- Attorney. G. I. Dunlop.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
Parental nIsannrornI

From Fele Nee
A celebrated writer was asked by one
of his friends why he always wrote IN
der a pseUdOnyFn-
We'll said he. st Is on account Of my
family. who are prejudiced against my
profession. They call me 'penny-a-liner.'
and consider IL a disgrace"
Wat is your father. them"
He Is a gambling house proprietor"
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
COURT RECORD
Crhur.day. February 20. 1eosl

Cohen Taylor et TX. to Helen r. Abbee. part LOT
le. square 36. SO
Holmead Manor-John u. Henderson trustee. 70
A. LiaeGin Hough. lot Il. block $. SO.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21

From the Sourire
Innkeeper-Did that man who came last
night notice that there wasn't any milk
with his coffee this morning2"
Waiter-No. sir
lnnkeeper-GOOd; then we won't give
him any sugar, either, tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21

JUSTICE BARNARD

No. 1886 In re estate Of RoSanna g. Yocng. vsr-
dict sustaining viii Attorneys c. L Frailey ard
R. ;. HUne-J. ) Easby- smith. W l. Ambrose.
and Z. l. Wilson
Assignment for to-day. Motions
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21

SLcAliL Tar z OtsL
United States " Anaie Br0Wn robher5 defend
ant called FOR trial; Attorney y. l. Dodge failed
70 appcar. case continued.
United States rs Maggie Andersen sraud lar
ceny defendant called Tor trisi Attorney J. l.
Laslor fails % appear: cass oontiuued
Assignment for to-day: Motions. arrziguments. and
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

1A-1A AAtAO4ell O1A4O A44A4AO1Os
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE,
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HOUR" 9"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. I'D STREET. NEW YORK
= 90 a m. Diner Pullman Harlor.
1880 a. m. Buffet PaTlor. Fiye-how Train
$3.50 a. N. Diner and Pullman PaTlOT Car.
ll1O a m. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
! 90 .. N. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
$50 D. Royal Limited" AL Pullman. 5-hour
fl0o y. N. Coaches 20 ILlladetphia-
800 p NJ Diner and Pullman PSrlor.
'e1J p m Coaenes ~ Philadelphia.
IL % p N. Seepers.
'2S2 a. m slespers,
ATLANTIC CITY. 17O. 'sAc. tn0s a n. fiSO.
3 90 D. q.
ANNAPOLIS. week days, 500 a. N, 1895 noon.
80 Soo p m Sundays $50 a. NJ. SO p. N
,,Eh Ekf hoUR on The HOUR
TO BALTIMORE.
AI1, Ilyo. 800. f5A. SO. tia9 f4si5. 800
9S5, so. iS9o, so. is00. -s9o. 49, 1900.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. $40 q. N, Taz. SD D. m
CINCINNATI, SE LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE.
s;tg a n, no y N. 'i2:i0 night
PlITsBUkG, 's.l9 a. n. IL. 9l0 ,. N. 'l210
CLEVELAND. 'sl0 ,. n
COLUMBUS, 3. 80 o. M
MINSS 9 hlilsasTER. is:i0 a. N, q IS. 800 ?. n
. ksoARlCh, TsN. ts:io. s9-l5 a N. slso. fio5.
HAGERsTOwN. 1910 a. m. 800 .. m.
.baiy; Except Sunday. sSuncay only.
4 TELEPHONES Al all Of the following Ticket Of
ave-. Main rs; New Union Station. Ticket Once,
main III: Information Bureau. Main $50.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21

trotl Ia kire.
him is that he always attaches insr5r-
tance 10 the most Insignificant things
''Yes. that is plain 10 be seen II il
were not so. how else could he have
such an opinion OF himself2"
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or
Columbia. holding a Probate Court. No. 1914.
AdmnistrationThis IS 10 give notice that the sub
scrbeTs. Of the District Of Columbia have obtained
nom the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia.
Ietteh testanentafy the estate Of Mar =.
Nesor. late Of the District Of Columbia deceased.
All persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned 20 exhibi; the sane. with the Yonch-
ers thereof legally authenticated 10 the subscribers
on or before the 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY.
A d. 1909: otherwise they may By Law be excluded
nom al benefit Of said estate. Given under our
hands this ath day Of February 1903 EDWARD
+. CUMMISKEY 1872 u street northwest
MICHAEL J. COLBERT. AZ Fifth street north
west Attest; lSeall JAMES TANNER. Register
q Wills for the District ef Columbia Clerk Of the
Probate Court N. j. COLBERT. Attorney.
fell q mh6
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Equity Suits.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. n In re extension Of Harvard street; hes-
inS and argument BEFORE jun.
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WHAT FRANCE LAUGHS AT.


From Nos Loisirs
A man who bored all his friends with
his incessant talking prided himself on
being able 70 hypnotize people One day
while asserting this and perceiving signs
OF incredulity on his friends faces. he
turned TO one OF them and said:
In order 70 prove il 10 you 7 viii make
you go 20 sleep. II you like"
Certainly" replied the friend; you
have only to speak
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