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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-28
NEW PERUVIAN PRESIDENT.

LIMA, Peru, May 2s.-Returns from
yesterdays election show that Augusta
3. Leguia has been elected President
OF the Republic, TO succeed Senior Jose
Pardo, whose term expires September
a. Eugenio Larrabure Unanu and DR..
BellsarOO SOsa have been elected vice
Presidents.
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.COLORED PUPILS
HEAR GOV. HANLY
Tells of Strides Race Has
Made in Last Forty
Years.

The progress OF the negro within the
last forty years has been without par
auel IN the history Of the wOrlt It
hns been q progress OF leaps and
bounds. And il is for you 10 90 further
ahead Ia the upbuilding or your race
This was the statement OF Governor
j. Frank Hanly Of Indiana In his ad-
dress before the graduating class or
the Howard University at the Congrega-
ti0nal Church last night
He said that the cOlored race more
than any other needs 20 learn the les
son of obedience to the law and he Gp-
pealed 10 them for the abolition OF the
liquor II afflc. which he declared IN
lures the negro race more than any
other one thing
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-28
BRICKLAYERS BREAK
IN BUILDING STRIKE

The majority OF the members attend
ing the meeting of Bricklayers' Union.
Local No. /, held last night, voted to
return 10 work and abandon the gem
aral fight against the open shop in the
District, which is being waged BY the
building crafts.
Another meeting of the local will be
held tonight. and 1t is expected that
this meeting viii decide the fight gin
favor of the men returning to work as
a union, but independent Of the action
OF the other building trades.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-28
Chesapeake Beach Opens May 90.

Csc round trip every day except Sun
days and Holidays soc round trip
See ad. page IS, ana train schedule page.
Adv. my2S-4t
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sIo5 Round Trip to California,

via Washington-Sunset Route + turn
diferent route. Stopovers. Standard or
Tourist berth. a. J. POstOn, Genl- Agent
sos + ST., 700 18th st. nW--Adv.
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Watch Us Grow.

me Electric Line.
Cars for Baltimore every half hour on
the dot" No walking or hiring OF cabs
necessary in Washington Or AnLaDolls.
Adv.
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Tally cards

Lot or Tally Cards, obs and ends
of big lots. Some prin, ed, some en-
bossed, each with cord and Hr
tassel. Worth mp 10 35c a ~
dozen. To close, a doz............ -
LIST Stationery Dent.
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Washington Highlauds-John H. Thorne ct TX. te
Annie NJ Day lot s. block , $40
VI street southeast, between First and Second
streets-JoseHh NJ Canody TO Elizabeth G.
Reuther. lot S. square 80 $40,
No. 2l2 Florida avenue northgest-Wiam f. Stalev
ct TX to Robert H. Mcneil lot %. square $50
SO
NJ street southeast between First and Second streets
John Cook, trustee, to Fred c. Jones parts
original lots ? and 3, square north u square
7l5, $40.
No. 1924 street noTthwest-Harrison q. Dyar Ct
AK 20 Mary 2, Hsrpe;, lot 81, square ll6. $40
Holmead Manor-HaIsy Wardman 10 George W. and
Lille NJ Helm, lot IS, block 49, SO.
KENTUCKY avenue southeast between ID and z
streets-Lawrenee Z. AIaher ct ux to Lucy n
Diver. lot &c. ssdare 1852 SO
bingham place-Nary t. Clark to Franklin p.
Nash part lot lS block L. SIC Samuel smith
ct TX to Franklin p Nash, part 10. Is. BLOCK
T. SO
Observation-Disclosures Bonner to James A. Davis
lot les. block q, $40.
Washington Heights-Charlotte Daley % Add;s
Barrett lot g. block g. SO
Center Eckingt0n-Allen ID. Deason et ux. to Levi
\, and Lueila =. F0uts lot o. square sjss $40
Fifth and streets northeast and Sixth street
northeast, between i and Morton srreets-Cook
trustee, TO Arthur Carr and William Mex. CLAY
ton, trustee, part square $50 and parts lots 81
and g. square $50 81.
Interest-John T. Shoemaker et NIX 10 Elizabeth
Shoemaker. property in viii Of Lloyd AIoxley. So
No. 2l6S Florida avenue northwest-Harriot S. TIr-
ner TO John 7. Meany. lot 49. square e6, SIG
Eighteenth street northwest. between T and Z
streeis-JUseph ". Harper to Harrison G. Dvsr
lot Us, square Isl. So Harrison O. Dyar ct TX
TO Charles Early. lot Us. square ISL SO
Whitney Close-Aquilla L. Yeakle et ux 20 Daniel
D. and Frances Y. Cameron. part lot 5. block
!. So
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Circuit Court No. /
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


No 1885 United States ex rel Rice vs. Secre
tay Of Interior. order sustaining demurrer; appeal
noted and Judgment STAYED. ATTORNEYS, f. F. Pratt
and l, J. Costgan-E. 7. Sanford and W. r. HaIr
No 1854 Bowie vs.. Jordan; motion for judgment
granted with leave to plaintiff and defendant 70
amend their atidayits within ten DAYS Attorneys,
Latimer-O' shea
No 1895. Leimbach vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; motion for new trial oyerruled
and judgment on verdict. Attorneys c. L. FTailey-
c. A. Douglas and c. T. Hoover.
No. 1881. Tiers ct al. vs.. La NOrmandie Hotel:
motion for judgment oyerruled. Attorneys, f. d.
Blaekistone-W. c. Prentiss
No. 500G Abner-DulTy Company vs.. O'COnnor ct
al motion to quash garnishment Of District Of Co
lumbia granted: appeal noted. Attorneys. Dar x
Peipef.
No. 1881. Hefner ct al. vs.. Robinson ct al mo-
ton for Judgment against W. o. Scully granted and
motion for sale Of property granted. Attorneys.
Howard Boyd-Campbell Darlington.
Assignments for January l3 1908.
No. 30 Patch vs.. Washington Railway and Flee
tric Company. Attorneys Mcneil & McNenl-C
A. Douglas and c. z Hoover.
No. 81. Brewer vs.. District Of Columbia. AttoF-
Eeys Edwin Forrest-E. H. Thomas.
No. %. TrOuiand vs.. Tucker & Kenyon. Att0r-
neys. Shelby & Sheehy-Blair & Thorn.
No. 20. Wallaeh vs.. District Of Columbia. Attor-
neys. r. f. Downright. II. Thomas.
No. Bl- Butler Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. W. g. Gardiner and Z " HopeweI-R
R. Perm & Son and q. T. Dunlop
No. 265. Gregory. adm5nistratrix. Houser. At
tolneyss L. c. WilliemsJn-E, 5, DaTall j.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Clara G.
Breen ct viz. James, to Charles C. Milbum and
Frank T. Rawlings TO secure Emma f. MIburn,
$500 ] AID years per cent, semi-annually.
part lot g.
Square 7s0-Ehzabeth c. Reuther to Charles +.
Stone and Charles ". Fairfax 20 secure Joseph
~ Ca1nonv. 500 ! 20 q months, per cent,
semi annually. lot g..
square north Of square 743-Frederick C. Jones ct
ux. TO Frank J. Deudonne and James Berry, to
secure Perpetual Building Association, $500, parts
lots and g.
Holmead Manor-GeoTge ". and Lille n Helm 10
b. Francis Saul and Walter E. Hilton, to Sc
cure Harry Wardman, 1895, monthly payments,
per cent. seni-aunually lot So, block IS.
Square l02g-AaTy l. Senin et Vir. Clayton r., 10
William Montgomery and Frank 4. Harrison, TO
secure the Masonic Mutual Relief Association Of
the District Of Columbia $1,000. 2 years. per
cent, semiannually, lot g.
Washington Heights-Adde A. Barrett 20 John W.
Childress IT,. and B. Francis Saul to secure
Charlotte DALEY, S3.03, 81 months, per cent.
lot 81, block 5.
Square lOi3-Rose E. Hardy to Frank j. DieudOnne
aud James Berry to secure Perpetual Building
Association, 500 lot Sc.
Squares $50 and S55-Artbur Carr and William Mex
Clayton. trustees to Frank J. Dieudonne and
James Berry, 10 secure Perpetual Building Ass0-
citation Sl4600 part square. $50 and part lots 81
and e. square S55.
Square S53-Elen p Eglin to Walter Z. Wilcox and
George +. Hane TO secure Robert Page BUrruss
$500 ! TO 30 months 6 per cent, lot lS
EIieudship-HaTot S. Turner to Charles p. Stone
and Charles ". Fairfax. to secure John T.
iieany, $3.50, years. per cent, semi annually,
part.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Jan. io--SUGAR- Recently about 10
90 bags Cuba centrifugal sugar sold for Fehrr7qrv
shipment a. 24l5. lssis 9G test c5st and fraizft
terms Present local market rfled steady s-
shade higher range Of dntyp prices. At the
same time rchueTs were not distressed 10 1r-rara 0-
the old cost and frsight basis q SIS Dutv-nzif
PRICES were; Centrifugal. s6-test ssf. MuSe1raT1
ol-isst- a4i: molasses sugar. s9test 3l9 Tie mar
ket Tor renned sugar steady and UNCHANGED Tia
London beet sugar maTket steady and higher with
buyers az quoted prices January vas quoted AZ 8
loi5d. and February az es Md
NAVAL ST0RES-Quiet: unchanged
III IiEh- Receipts AlD package. Firm Cream
cry, extra .1isa3
EGGS-Raceipis s5i9 packages Steady. Near b.,
white. fancy. 35a5s; do. mixed. fancy. sssf2
MILL FEED-Steady. fair inquiry SuriHr Trar.
le'-round SACKS. 70 arrive. January . e.. midIu-.
SO city bran. 2i.3 10 bulk, Western red dr.
So. 20 arrive; winter wheat ban. In l05p9und
SACKS 2j.5o
oATs-Easier; quiet trade. Elevator prices: M.
5 white. s4a' No I white, q No mixed S.
RYE FLOUR-S-esdy; moderate inquiry. s5a5 g.
corn MEAL-DmaHd fair. KlIu-drlod for e1-
port, SASS; coarse meal. III bags s1aI a.
BUChWHEAT FLOUR-Duu trade. Hzat s5lrul-
Choice. 800
HAY Receipts. SO tons. Finn. inquiry fair
PTiHc timothy, los. NJ Z, L05aLl0: No. 2 Lo5;
80. 2. sass
STRAW-Fim; fair trade. Long ne. 76s75
bEEF-Stea Is; moderate business. firm Family
l5eisl5-59' packet l20aI3D
P0Ik-lrTsg7siaT; quiet Mess. H5al5B0: familr.
TALLow-steady; trade slow. City, in hogs
heads. 81
LARD-Quiet. Prime Western. SO: CITY sm.
renned continent e5l- South American s48- refined
Brazilian. kegs. 0o. city stearine g. oIegstesrins
quleti New Nwk, !Ai Chicago. -
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Probate Court.


Estate Of William WoHeil, viii dated December
II. 1906 filed
Estate of Ellen Adira Bell: viii dated May B.
1893 sled.
Es;ale q Margaret F BHckeleT: order TeYosing
order, and directing a special bond e 500 Attor-
uey T. II. Stephens.
Estate Il FrederirE Stuff: order authorizing leave
60 withdraw fron ease. Atoney, T. H. Jackson
Estate 4 William Watt. order admitting viIl
% probate and record. and letters tCstameutaTy
bond 500. Attorney " l. Pollard
E=tafe f Moses Goodrich order admitting viii ~
probate and record, and letters tesfameutary bond
800 Atteueg A. 5 TAYLOR
IT, re Thomas Dalyi order authorizing payment
q counsel Attorneys, Baker. Shelby * Hogan.
H. q William Il Burke. order authorizing allow
sucs Attorney. T. F. Dcpuug
Estate a Walter ]. RiChey petition Tor probate
and TeC1Ui Of WIil. and letters IctameuJaJ. AtIgr-
uey. e. 5. ShTrye. T.
Estate # William q. Dune, petition for probate
and rscord of wiI. and letters tcstamtntary At
tlruey T. T. HuIard.
Estate n LorIug CspDal, petition FOR letters Of
administration. ATTORNEYS. BiEcy q Woodland.
Estate II Henry T.. .,sndeTs; petition fer probate
and record u EiI, and letters testameltsry. At
touGy. J. Is. Lauer.
Estate q William J. Williams; order setting
slime q issues.
II re Robzna Y Neal; petition for allowance.
Attorneys. sherman a Lerrd.
Estate u David L. Fullerton order granting IN
stIuctions. Attorneys Cros,hVaite * Collsdsy
Estate Of Mary a. Arthur; win dated December
a. 1877. fled
Estate Of William H. OUTLAW; petition for letters
oi administration Attorney, J. Il. Stewart.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago Jan. B.-CATTLE- Receipts. $500 Mar
ket sJroug 20 Zoe higher Prime beeves. 5s1s6.sa,
poor 10 medium, 2s5aAlo; stoezsrs and feeders. 259
ai6o; COWS and heifers 28a4.75i Gamers. I.s5a2sr.
Texans, 3Ea4W
HoGs-Receip,s, 42o.o Market I8c lover. Light.
i-l2aii5 reushs 4l5ai5; mixed, i.3la45-i15 heavy,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 400. STEADY.
Nstlye and Western sheep. 5.z5a569. native lambs.
5.Z]a1-g5; Western lambs Ea1E
New Aork, Jan. le.-CATTLE-Rec5ip.s 500.
Steers in moderate supply and l0c higher moderate
demand bulls and COWS steady fat bulls sl5E ana
medium and fat COWS easy; all sold steers. 45a.
30. oxen. 365a5.25. bulls 355sAs5. COWS I75s4ta
CALN ES-Receipts 80. VesIs L5al305. ,7is.
40a5m; baruyard calves. A91a459 Western. 4sT-a
4'5i Indiana, do. SEQ Dressed calves fun steady
city dressed Teals. gsaI5 pr b. county dressed. "a
ljia
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. $3.50 Is cars
on sale. sheep and yeariIe5 STEADY, lambs slaH.
and l1a15c lower Several ears ws1ld. sheep. s9
asa ne prime stock offered. Culs 800; lambs.
65llzaS0j; cJls. so. yesrlinss $50.
H0GS-Rc0ipts fG5a Al for slaughturers exceut
few head. Quoted steady fo- al weights
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Snnrelne Conrf nf fhe TnIfed sfates.


Present: The Chief Justice Mr. Justice Harlan.
Mr.. Justice Brewer Mr.. Justice White Mr. Justice
Peckham Mr. Justice 1Ickenna. Ar. Justice
HOLMES, Mr.. Justice Day. and Alr Justice Moody.
William d. Fenton. Of Portland OTeg-. and How
ard I. Walden, Of New York City, were admitted
10 practice
No. 40 The ST. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba
Railway Company. plaintiff in GTor. John K,
DCnohue. submitted pursuant 10 the twentieth rule
by Mr. Thomas r. Benton for the plaintiff in error
and by Mr. John X. Dohohue PRO SC.
No l08 John II Phillips q al. plaintiffs IN
error, 10 W. h. Barrett et al, IN error 70 the
supreme Court Of Appeals Of the State d Viz
ginia; dismissed, with csts, pursuant 10 the tenth
Ulc.
No. a. A. " Bennett, plaintia In error and ap-
pcllant Sarah Grace Bennett leave granted 10
fe reply brief motion Of Mr. james r. keston
for plaintiff In errer and appellant argument con
tinued by Mr.. L. T. Nichener for the defendant IN
error aud appellee and concluded hy Mr.. James K
keatn Tor the plaintiff in uT0r snd appellant
No 80. Rafael Enriquez. administrsior &C.
plaintiff in error. vs.. 4. 8 Watson & Co. Limited
motion for writ Of certiqJari granted and case
passed Temporarily
No. l0L The Missouri Valley Land Company ct
al, plaintiffs IN error rs OsmIs Niese; and.
No. i02 The Missouri Valley Land Company -
al, plaintiffs I'm error vs.. CaTsten WTich argued
by Mfr. Charles A. Clark for The plaintiffs ia euor
and tg Mr.. James H. Van Dusen for the defendants
in error.
no o. AIM u hdTstpi- pidlniiH N crlofs %
The DanFille and Western Railway Company; ap-
pcarsuce Of w. II. Hairst0n. administrator Of Ann
~ Harston deceased as the party plaintiff in
error herein filed and entered on motion q Mr.
Waller X Staples for the plaintiff in cU0T-
Nc. g. W ii. Harston administrator &C, plain
tiff iu error. vs., The Dauyiile aud Western Railway
Company; argument commenced By Mr.. Waller z.
Staples for The plaintiff in euoF
Adjourned until MONDAY next. A. y oclock
The day eaI for Mouday January l3, viii he ss
follows. Nos g. l03 l06 I07, l03 10 land III. 10
and 49, H. - and 49, and Is
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore Jan. 1o-Fooving the Official prices
for to-day:
WHEAT-stock in elevators 7s7 3l3 bushels Sales
Of clrpoes on grade at L0ih for special bin No. 2
rcd. IOl for stock No. red. 100 for special bin
steamer No red g for stock steamer 10 red
96s for special bin rejected 9j for stock rejected
and % for rejected TO 60 through the drier Con-
tract: February. L0Siz. Spot January I04: FsbT11-
arv, Los; March. LG7 May lI0ls
CORN-Stock in elevators SEC 98 bushels Sales
Of white Ga grade at 6i44 for No. 3 69 for steamer
5gH for No. 3 and IS for rejected Contract: FebrJl.
airy. G5s.a6i. Western spot. January. SLASH neg.
eilz old 65s; February. e3l4 Marh. 63lk
OATS-Stock IN elsgators l64 % bushels. ship
mems from elevators. 10 333 bushels White No
heavy. 53a57z do. No. 2 light to medium 5slsa57
No. g. heavy. 5sa56l1; do. No g. Medium 55iza5sis
do. No s. light 5ia55: do. No. 4 light 20 heavy
52lza55z mixed No. . 5la5ii5 do. No 8 51s5g.
do. No. J. a0a5l
R1E-Stock in elevators, -, l02 bushels shipments
from elevators 1851 bushels No. Western re,
s5as6 a busheL
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JUSTICE GOULD.

e.
No $50 Lswton rs Briukman; decree enj1ining
defendant. Attorneys. W y. Ambrose-C. ". DaU.
No 1891 Bender vs.. Local Union 49, decree en-
joining defendants Attorneys. H. Z. Davis. r T.
Kimball, W F. Ambrose John Rid0ut-Leon Tobd-
ner
No ZE2 Merillat vs. Hooker; hearing on mo-
ton continued Attorneys N. y. Richardson and
C.. H. MerillaJ--Ny. T. Lester.
No 2is2o. Stouer IS. Stoner; examiners fee or
dered paid.
No 1906 Bucks Stove Company IS. American
Federation Of Lsbor; motion to modify decree de-
MED. Attorneys ]. !. Darlington and W. C. SUIli-
yan-Ralston & Sidd0us
No, 1896. Reinbegg RenberE; examiners fee
ordered paid. Attorneys, V. L. Dodge-CampbeIl
No z5l0 Webb rs. webb; hearing On motion
continued Attorneys, Campbell CaHington-H- B.
Moulton.
No. 2-Is2 Slater vs. Slater; tine to take tezti-
mony limited Attorneys. L. L. Gies-G. T. Nc
Glue and J. J. Hamilton.
No. 1874 Fowler vs. Fowler: time to file testi-
mony limited Attorneys, E. Forrest-B. T. Leigh
ton.
No. Z529 Brown vs. Richardson; rule as TO
maintenance SEP January T. 1905. Attorneys, sit
tings 4 Chamberlin and H. n Esre-D. ". Baker.
No. EOS9. Fullerton Fullerton; trustee sp-
pointed; bond $1,000 Attorneys. E. +. C0lladay
and II. F. Le1ch.
No. 1869. Union Trust Company vs.. Hicks; leave
20 make party defendant granted argued and sub
mitted. Attorneys e.. T. HamtOn-F. y Perry
and q. H. Lamar
Assignments for Monday. January l5 1865
No. TO- Ballinger vs. Ballinger. Attorneys John
H. Adrisaus-Hauy Hegsrty.
No. 50. Gray vs.. Gray. Attorneys Douglas &
Douglas-Birney & Woodland
No. 81 Bryant vs.. plmmer. Attorneys. John
Ridout-W. C. Balderston
No. o. Galloway Vs. Hall Attorneys. E. H
Thimas-Lester & Price.
No. 90 AIahoney vs. Lockwood Attorneys Clay
ton L. Emig -tinnneI.
No. l56. Hurley TS-HuTley. Attorneys. Edward
L. Gies-William E. Ambrose.
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NORFOLK ann WESTERN RWY

sChEDt LIZ IL EFFECT JANUARY G. lsB
Leave Washington New Union Station.
$40 a. m. and SD d. m.-Dally-Au points on
Norfolk ana esteTas also Knoxville. chattanooga,
and Memphis.
lo-h p m.-Dsny-R Roanoke. Bristol Winston
salem huoATIlle Chattanooga. Nashville. Memphis
NeW Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining Cars
Tor NoTf0lb-LcsYe Washington - a. u daily.
ITO a. "a. daily. Is J.. III. daily. Arrive Norfolk
Il 20 q. H., ~ D. H.. l0;ij D.. Ia.
400 y. m--bsily- BerTyvilie. Luray Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive s.B T. u and
II " p. IL.
All information Fourteenth street and NeE York
avenue bond Building
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B.-toIoaIag schedule lsures Published only
as information and are u0t guaranteed.
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New Orleans.
AaAe'lile, tAarjau0sga, Memphs, $50 a. 10. and
100 J.. ID. daily.
Tor Roanoke Knoxville, Chattanooga Memphis.
New Orleans. IJ.Ij ,. L.. daily.
For Savannah, Jacksonville. and Florida points,
naj a. m- daily.
Tor Columbia. Charleston, augusta, Aiken. ua9
g. 20. and 3 ~ y ~. daily.
Tours, cars Tor California. four times a week. So
j. la., M1u1ay. wednesday. Thursday. Friday
Local ilr HaussonJurg 6 ~ a. H. DALI 10 D. H.
week days. flI DaLti-e. IS a. daily aHd fog
Charlottesville. $50 d. m and 80 J. IL daily.
frequsnt trains -D and ir-- Biaela5lL
q. IT, AcEgIt. b. l. d g.. b. W H. TagIss. g. 2 4.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

All present.
Admissions: Pedro Amado Rivers, Oliver Young
| IT, ard J. " Yerkes.
No 1910 Grim e. al. vs United States ex rel
Il CWer, argument commenced bg Mr.. II. p Bsir
for appellant continued by Mr. H. f. Davis foi
appellee continued by L. a. Bailey for appellant
and concluded by Mr. IL p. Blair for appellant.
Attorneys. f Il. Thomas, II. ?. Blair-H, L. Davis
L. A. Bailey.
No 1874 District Of Columbia vs. Robinson, args-
ment commenced by Nh. T. II. stephens for plain
tiff 80 error, continued by Mr. +. 5. Duyan. r.. foT
defendant in cuor aud concluded by Mr.. +. Ii.
STEPHENS for plaintiff IN error. Auorueys T. IL
Thomas. i. II Stephens-E 5 Duvsu. u.
No 1876. Drake IS. United States eX rel Bates
ct al. argument commenced To- SIR +. II. stephens
for appellant. continued ly Mr. W. J. lambert foi
appellee, aud concluded by Mr.. J. II. Stcphcus foi
appellant. Attuneys +. H. Thomas, F. II Stephens
Lambert q Mclean
Assignments for Tuesday. January i. 1915:
No 39l. In re application Of s. G. Herhst Import
Hg Company AttUus7s L. s. Bacon and J. II.
Milans- Fairfax Bsysrd and Vs. 5. Ruckman.
40 go d. ne application Of Tlomas Kenyon.
Att0rueys a. g. PAM. ~. f. Henderson Fairfax
BayaTd. " S RucEnan-
80. 40. In n application of JOseTh ID. LaUoiX.
Attaueys ]. l. Norris ir.-FairfaX BsyArd and w.
S RucEmm
No a. Moore vs.. Hewitt Attrnegs Joseph r.
Edislu-i' s. Terry.
No as soners & Go. vs.. Newman. executor.
Attorneys r. y. McNsiIl-A. f. Wallace sni z.
r. FUuick
No - Francis r. Yiele vs.. James +. Cosamings.
Attorueys " 4. Chustg-L s. Bacon and J. 81.
Milans
No. ~ In re application Of Peter r. Warren.
Attorneys " A. Macleod. Henu Calyer. " A.
Copeland and George =. Pike.-Fairfax Bayard md
" s. Buczmau-
30. lI George J. Nuth q a. rs WiIfred J.
Dinner. Attorney Melville Churchill. A. Tout
min.
NJ. 42 John T dinner IS. Wffred I. Dinner.
Att0nevs Melville Churchill. A. T0Ilmin
40. s3 In re application # Thomas A. Edison
ATTORNEYS. r. L. Dyer-FaHfsN Bayard aud +. A.
Tenant.
No. 47s Brovn-Fgruan Company Beech ban
pistiilmg COMPANY AttoreT, a. 7. Wallace
No As Iu De application u Indian Portland
Cemeu. Company. Attorneys. J. d. sulliTan-F. a.
Tenant.