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The Washington times., 1908-03-20
Criminal Court. No. 4.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Called zrasfAr1ar-

No 4951S. Halter ct al VS.. Andrews:
motion for new trial filed. Plaintiffs
attorney. +. 2. Bailey. defendants at
tOney, u. H. Adrians.
no. 1852, Linney VS., Capital Traction
Company. motion for new trial sled.
PlainUns attorneys, Leo simmons and
y. W. O'Don0huei defendants attor-
ney, @. T. Dunlop.
No. 25SS7 United States VS.. George @.
Smith: hoUsebTeaking and larceny.
Property ordered restored.
No .25793. United States VS.. Isaac
Shorter and George Smith. prisoners
ordered discharged from woTllhousC
March % on account Of good behavior.
No 1856. Herman VS.. FlorentiuC Cafe
Company: verdict for defendant. Plain
tiff's attorney, w z. Plumley; defend
ants attorney, W. A. Johnson
No. 1855 Anstadt & Sons Us. Kuhns
verdict for plaintiffs for Sl5l. Plaintiffs
attorney T. p. Loving defendant at
t0rney a. Biruey.
Called today)
No 4ql7Z NeulaUd VS.. HarTeU, motion
for new trial PlainUin's attorney. H w
Sobon. defendants attorneys, Wolf &
Rosenberg and G. A White.
No 1855. Towers Us SWartZell
Rhaem & HenSey Company: motion fol
new trial granted. Plaintiff attorney
Charles Poe; defendants attorney
George p Hoover
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BY.

NOTE: Published only as information and
not guaranteed.
,-.s4{buTs traiu- Pullman -sIeepers 10 Lex
fugtCu. Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis
-E3raEo and 81. Louis. Connection for
Virginia Hot Springs Pullman Car Louis
fTe ~ Memphis and New Orleans. Dining
Cars a Ia carte service
ma p. NJ. 7. v. LIMITED. Daily.
solid vestibule train Pullman sleepers 10
1,5--frrar Lexington, and Louisville.
C,--r,srt-leut sleeping car 70 Virginia Hot
Sr,~fIps week days Dining Cars. a Ia
-5rte service. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati
- Sffrsge and st. Louis, and Louisville to
ST.T---fs Nashville, and New Orleans
I5sssrystious and tickets at Chesapeake and
.0l-f, Offices. 5I3 Pennsylvania ave, 609 18th
-ssr r. and New Union Station Tele-
-, Main 1880, for Washington Terminal
kSab Service, and Main 1856 or 2-06 for c. & o.
TICKET Once. Ao-'-u
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SIGN WITH READING.

READING, Pa. March 2O.-Mauager
Reisliug. of the Reading Union League
team. signed John Gray. a pitcher. and
c. r. Eichberger, a catcher and Outheld-
er. Gray is "a promising young pitcher,
who played with the Catasauqua and
Clearueld clubs. while Elchberger has
had about five years professional ex-
perience in the Interstate and Western
Leagues
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE OR RENT-TaIoua PARK house.
eight rooms and bath. lot 5uXz9u oak ave.
81. 1924 ARTHUR H. COLBJRN, 42G 9TH
SO. NV mf2J--t
WAETED-GOOG people 10 buy homes In
Laurel. Nd. and r. happy. I have fine C0Il-
try and. suburban properties for sale low
prices and easy terms C. J. HALN ERSON.
Washington ave. Laurel Nd mhI3-lJt
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JACK DORMAN HOLDS
DICK NELSON TO DRAW

NEW YORK, March 2O.-Jack Dor
man and Battling Dick Nelson fought
a clever draw last night in the star
bout at the Olympic A. c. Nelson was
heavier than Dorman, but Dorman made
up for the advantage by his cleyerness.
Nelson depended upon swings, while his
opponent used left jab with telling eff
feet
The last round was the best. Both
boys tried their best TO put over a
sleep-maker and II was a case OF slug
ging until the bell sounded
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SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received az
the Department Of state until 2 O'CLOCK
p NJ, On the 18th DAY or APRIL. 1905
to furnish said department with Stationery
and Miscellaneous Articles including Forage
Flags. Ice. Laundering Towels and for Horse
Sh1e!ng, for the fiscal yeau endl.g June 40
1853, In accordance with the schedule comics
of which, together with blank proposals and
other information. may be had upon appIfca-
ton 10 tl-e Stationery Room Of the depart-
ment- ROBERT BACON, Acting Secretary
ct state. ll.20.3lapS
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. ETC
Government Printing Office. Washington. D.
c., March g. 1893, Sealed proposals viii be
received az this office until O'CLOCK p
NJ WEDNESDAY. APRIL IS 1905 for FUR.
nlshing stationery. fuel. ice. hardware
plumbing and electric supplies. lumber etc
for the use Of the Government Printing Office
during the hscal year ending June 80 1903
The right 70 reject any and all bids and TO
waive defects IS reserved Detailed sched-
ules OF the stationery, fuel ice etc re-
ouired, accompanied BY blank proposals and
giving the regulations with which bidders
must comply. may be obtained By addressing
this Office HENRY T. BRIAN. Acting Pub
lie Printer mill. 20 3lapS
DISARMAMENT or JUSTICE Sealed DTo-
pOsals in duplicate, FOR furnishing station
cry. miscellaneous supplies, including fuel
ic-. washing Of towels, cleaning and LAWNS
Of carpets, purchase OF waste paper shoe
ing 81 horses care Of horses and removal
Of ashes rubbish. etc, for the Department
4 Justice, including United States Courts,
I .
he received until TWO O'CLOCK T. NJ
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is. 1908. and then
opened. Blank forms Of PROPOSALS with In
structions 10 bidders viii be furnished upou
application 20 the Chief Clerk The riebt
% reject any OF all bids is reserved
CHARLES J. BONAPARTE, Attorney Gen
eral. mill 20 3laps
GENERAL DEPOT or THE QUAREFP-
MASTERS DEPARTMENT, WASHING
TON. II. c.. March IS 1903 Sealed propos-
ais, IN triplicate, win be received at this
Office until II O'Clock a. M Saturday ADrfI
IS 1905 and then publicly opened. for ex-
ecutInz such job printing as may be re-
quired by this office during the fiscal wear
commencing July ], 1908. Blank forms and
instructions for making proposals and fur
Their information desired VIII be furnished
intending bidders on application to this Of
hce The right IS reserved 90 the United
anv uart thereof Envelopes containing pro
PRINTING" and be addressed 20 MAJOR
n GRAY ZALINSKT, Quarteruaster. O. s.
A in charge OF depot. mills. 19. g0apl6, II
EP0POS as FOR HAULING AsHES.-Var
Dent Washington. D. C. March II. 1903
sealed proposals in duplicate. win be re-
caiy.f here until p. N. APRIL Is, 1893,
so5 then opened for hauling ashes during
80. ending June So 1903 Information fur
rfsbed on application. Stats price per cubic
,-ar5 Proposals must be IN envelopes In
dorsad proposals for Hauling Ashes and
addressed ". r. THoRP, Chief Of Supply
Div. --------.- mn-Is-V'Sl'aps
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticl.et Office. EA2I Penna. Ave.

>-oTyCE-FolIoUiug schedule not guaranteed.
nos a. m. daily-seaooard Mail Through
- TarIrs0nvilIe. Through sleeper Washing
- =, Hamlet ana Hamlet 10 Atlanta. ParlOr
e9r IN Pinehurst. Dining cars
~ n, daily-Sea board Florida Linn
- Solid pullman train through TO Jack
I-,.f1Ie and ST. Augustine Also through
slee1erz to Pinehurst. Atlanta. Birming-
Na-5o n m daiIy-Seaboard Express
caches and PuIlmans TO Savannah and
Jacksonville
p "a STANSELL. District Passenger Agent
49, ja16-tf
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Circuit Court, No. /.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
LIalInH EasLnrI.N-L


No. 1855. Brown VS.. Gallan; motion
for a new trial filed. PLAINTIFFS attor-
neys, =, II. Marshall, William w Bride,
and Howard Boyd, defendants attor-
ueys, Ralston & SiddOns.
No. 1900 Wiley Us. City and Subur-
ban Railroad Company. verdict for
plaIntiff for 81 co. plaintiffs attorneys,
Wolf q Rosenberg defendants attor-
ney J. J. Darlington.
1886. FAIR VS. Cook; motion 10 set
aside dismissed and motion for judg-
meut for costs overruled- Plaintiff s
attorney, Burton II. Doyle; defendant s
attorney, c. w DaTT-
No. 50z22 McNally, administrators, VS.,
Lewis; demurrer To amended declara-
ton overruled with ten days TO defend
ant 10 plead; Judgment by default
Plaintiffs attorney, Padgett y Forrest
defendants attorney, W. A Johnson.
No 1852. Campbell VS. Saunders
Judgment on verdict PlaintIns attorney,
W. b. Lester; defendants attorneys
Berry & Minor.
No, 1852. Henderson VS.. Ferry ct al
bill OF exceptions submitted. Plain
tins attorney, Charles Poe; defendant 5
attorneys, George +. Williams and A
a. Birney.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AID ONO r. n.


LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other hour on the Odd Hour"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. sd ST, NEW YORK
loo O. M--Dluer. Pullman FaT-or-
81 90 a. m.-BuneL. Parlgr, . EF. Train.
rvs 20 a. m.-DIueg and Pullman FarI5r Car
HOO q. m.-Diu=r and Pullman Parlor Car.
q 90 D. m.-Dluer and Pullman Pzr.5r Car
900 y ra--''t1yaI Limited" All Pu-Iulans
4 90 D. m.-C0acEes 70 PhIladelQhia.
sJ-CJ D. m--DIueE and Pullman FarUr.
sS Co p m.-Coathes 70 Philadelphia.
sll-0y p. m--SleepeT5.
sZ-52 a. m--SlerpeTs.
ATLANTIC CIlE, r 90, $500, fII.00 g. M,
fl.yg. = 200 ,.
ANNAPOLLs. week days. 500 a m, 100
noon, eco =. M. sun, $50 a. m. $50 p M
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR Of THE HOUR
Week days ZOO a. m-. 10 p M
49, 100 fO.50, 200. '';-3s 7s;oo $50 800
$50, 'los9. no a m, 100 noon. 'l2-05
+s.s5 500 1895 s5.51 70 90 - so. n 90 $50
$50. $1,000 SI0.S5. "1L-30. aII.35 ?. n
WESTAf ARD
CHICAGO, $40 a. ~, ~, $50 ?. n.
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS, AND LOUIS
VILE. $40 a. m. '4.O5 p m, 'l2.s) night
PITTSBURG. $40 a IN. 10, $40 p. m,
CLEVELAND, $40 p. IN.
COLUMBUS. $50 p. III.
WHEELING, 1910 a. M, $50 p m
WINCHESTER, 1910 am, 14-05s 800 pm.
FREDERICK. fS:2J 1910. "'9-l0 am, ~ 80
HAGERsTOWN, 1910 a m, 1890 p. m.
sDaiIv- Except Sunday. SUNDAY only.
ticket Ofices. 49, C ST. Tel Main 1891; 6l9
Pennsylvania ave. Main rs. New Union
s-stion Ticket once. Tel Main 1880. Infor-
nation Bureau. Main lSa3 uoLI-tf
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD

Estate az Frederick Luck: petition or
William Lee for letters of adntnlstra-
ton filed. Attorney, Edwin G. button
Estate ~ Thomas richardson petl-
ton Of Nelson IT. Tunniclim for letters
Of administration filed. Attorney, J. MI
MGR Lstimer
Estate OF Beattie LanstOn, petition. or
American Security and Trust COM
nany Tor probate and record Of VIII and
A. 1lCkenney.
Called tOdayl
estate OF Hanert ADDISON petition OF
w @ johnson for transfer Of stock
granted. attorneys. Carlisle e Johnson.
F Malleu appointed -nardisn: bond,
A-DJ' attorney, William 4. White.
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

TWO HOUSES, near Berwyn. one seven
room ana one eight-roOms barns and other
outbulidings. about three-quarter5 OF an acre
10 each house. fruit and good shade. sold
on snient terms 81, zoo and 81 so each.
SIX Rooms. large lot. All fenced; ueces-
sary outbuidings Price, $500. Easy
terms or SLIGO cash VII DeMOTT. WIN
EDWARD DANIELS, Com. Natl Bank bldg
mh-Q-3t
FIvE-ROOM HOUSE: oae acre fruit. stream
corner house. on steam ana electric. 81 coo.
Easy terms WA. DeMOTT. with EDWARD
DANIELS. Commercial Natl Bank bldg.
mi .-O-3t
BELHAyES-Ths new ne. subdivision. Is
minutes from Columbia line fare. quiet. re-
nned white neighborh1od. just outside the
District. on Central ave. ia Prince George
Co., Nd. Beautiful level lots. 500, only 81
down and 81 a month. no interest. no taxes
no Landlord. Wonderful improvements are
IN progress In this section. values Increasing
rapidly. prospects for electric line directly bv
property IN near future are good Buy nov.
o. b. zANTzINGER. sos C street nv.
FOR sALE-An excellent Bargain Six
room house, new cellar. furnace heat. bath.
range. hot and cold water. Large porch on
Two sides cabinet mauteIs. two bay win
lows STATE roof four large lots ia high
state OF cultivation Located half square
ana postoIlce For quick sale. Price. s., 600.
SIA-hOOA HOUSE. nearly ueW. laITlIa
heat. large uJrChes- high elevation FOUR
LOTS one square from electric car. Price
tl.sJt. EDWARD DANIELS. Com. Natl
sank bldg. mh-g-st
FOR sALE-Located on the best business
corner IN the place. store suitable for grocer
les and general T1eTClaul. re- fine Ice box
meat dock and tools. nice counters. scales
ana other such things that are needed Ga this
business; dwelling attached containing six
large rooms and bath. newly painted and Ia
5000 condition terms made % su!t Dur-
% rH| "a T. a ID u u
mhls-tf
NORTHEAST SUBURBS, six rooms and
bath room can be bought for the rent. Sl5
per month CAL quick. LOUIS ,. SHOE
MAKER 6l2 lsth 81. nv. mhl5-5J
A 7R House. / acre excellent land, fruit
and berT .es. cellar. 4 block from steam and
electric II. r.. facing beautiful lake. price
&i.543s easy terms. MARION DUCKETT g.
son SIS F 81. NV mhls-st
50 MONTHLY: no cash: s--oom house. fur
mace cellar 26XS2. porcelain bath: all mod
ern Improvements sewer c3nnectioni slate
roof; porch 20 Il long lot a-N355i 4 blocks
from electric and steam cars concrete walks.
also one 6-roJm house with acre o. land al
$50 monthly. Apply on premises ". r.
WILSON East Riverdale, Nd. Phone
Hyattsvills, }s r. mhls-3t
FOR SALE-Barg AIMS IN suburban homes.
Bargains o.. Maryland farms.
GEO. c. WALKER,
EVANSVILLE, ND.
mh12-c0t
NICE NEW hve-room house on electric line.
$3.50; only 500 cash PIERCE & PIERCE.
Vienna. Va mhll-IUt
ACRE lots for 10 at Gregory Heights on
the 3. " q A Iectric line. near District
line. Z. c. GAIT. s02 + u. NV mh5-slt
IF YOU want 70 buy a Maryland farm or
suburban home, see send for Latest
bullstiR-
BARRON DUCKETT 4 SON.
6s5 + n. ". 5y2-tf
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FOR sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-Fays l. per cent. Valuable cor
uer business property on prominent business
street. paying j per cent. Price, Sl0,5O0-
Rents for 81 200 per year. terms Of payment
0ue-haf payable 70 suit purchaser the
balance need not be- paid for five or ten
years For fuI particulars by mail Of this
fine y per cent Investment, address BOX
AS. Times Office. mh21-5t
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

- B-FoIIowing schedule figures published
Il. as information and are not guaranteed
" r-yo- Atlanta. Birmingham, Mobile, New Or
m and 100 P. III. daily,
~ Rolnoke. Knoxville Chattanooga
,,,r1rbfs New orleans, 10:l5 p. "a daily
For savannah, Jacksonville s4a F4orlda
POINTS. 4:10 p. n. daily
-, Columbia Charleston. Augusta. Aiken,
40 .. m, and $3.50 p m. daily.
L S BROWN, General Agent
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FOR RENT-FARMS.

EIGHTEEN ACRES; rich soil. running
stream lawn, fruit water at door; improved
by Groom house aud ali necessary outbuild-
iugs- miles from District Columbia line:
steam and electric cars. usar silver Springs
SIS 90 q month MARION DCCKETT s.
SON, f55 II ST. NV. mh21-St
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COURT RECORD
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court No. /.
CHIEF JUsTIcE cLABAUGH.

AAtillttt Asesit II t4tAtI
No. 95s62 Mann VS.. Mann; proof or
dcred taken before NJ. NJ Murray. eX-
amlner CLYDE WeikeTt appointed at
LOrney 10 defend
Called tOday.)
no. 2l059. Redman ct al. VS. Potts e
al; sale decIeed; John T.. Needen and
W. Mosby Williams appointed trustees
bond, 5000 Compliments solicitor, j.
A. Lynham: defendants solicitors, Rails
ton q Siddous and NJ. NJ. Williams and
Arthur Peter.
NO 5153J. Johnson US. Alexandria Iron
Company eI al. order OF complaint Of
February ly, 1905 dismissing bill set
aside and vacated Complainant So
hCItor. Bates Warren, defendants so
lcitOr, NJ. ID. Campbell.
No. Z73le Sutton ct al, vs. Washing
ton City and County Investment Assoc
citation. Leave 20 withdraw certain eX-
lIbits granted COmplainauts solicitors,
Hughes a Gray; defendants solicitor
r. NJ. Parker.
No 212S9. Dodge, jT. et al VS. Ingle-
side Dairy Company auditors repor,
confirmed and distribution ordered.
Compliments solicitor, II. Johnson.
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FOX SALE-FARMS.

ONE OF THE BEST farms around Wash
iugtJHs over u acres 2 acres in choice
fruits, newly built house OF rooms and
many OutbuildiHgs5 the very place for Of
duchJIder. q mile from station. g minutes
ride 10 city price reduced. s. Z5J5 no gents
Address FRUITFUL. Times once. mhls-6t
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

A BARGAIN at Hyattsyllle in new seven
room dwclingi modern convenience; eleyat-
ed and near electric car lines SEQ 20 500
cash; balance easy monthly payments APP
ply 20 r.. W. WELLS. HyattsviIe. Md.
n.h20-9t
MI. r AMER and vicinity, houses and lots
easy terms one acre. $500 bargain.
For sale Dy MT RAINIER COMPANY. 8Ir.
Rainier, SD D. n. NESBIT. Manager.
BUSINESS PROPERTY on 18th 81. NV. rent
Ing f-r 5000 per month. price $1,000.
Two small Investments, 81, 100 and 8, 200;
good renters.
Fifth st. NV, rent $780, price $3.50; lot
2JxIOJ
Eighth II, NV, rent $f5; price, s2,250.
LOUIS T. SHOEMAKER, 6l3 14th 81. NV.
mh19-3t
FOR sALE-On fae Heights al a bargain.
new. rooms. Dricz with ali latest improve
ments- OWNER needs money and wants
offer.
ALLAN E. WALKER. 1872 C ST. NV.
mhls-3t
FOR QUICK sALE-rhree nve-ro5m bricks;
rent for $3.50 each Trust OF & OCJs only re-
qutres $1,000 cash. VIII pay l1ss per cent
HENRY ". OFFUTT ga and SIS.
mhl4-tf
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PROPOSALS FOR ICE, FUEL. FORAGE.
and for Washing Towels.-War Dept, wash
IngtoL. D. c., March II, 1903 Scaled pro
p0saIs. IA duplicate. viii bo received here
until +. NJ. APRIL 10. 1905, and then
opened. FOR furnishing ice fuel and FORAGE
ana for washing towels for War Dent
Bureaus and Offices during year ending June
80, 1913 Information furnished on applica-
ti0n. For washing towels state price Der
dozen. Proposals must be in envelopes in
dorsed Proposals for Ice Proposals for
Fucl" Proposals f0r Forage. Proposals
Tor Washing Towels" respectively. and ad.
dressed N. r THORP. Chief Of supply Div
mill o. Blaps
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AND
NiisccI aneous Supplies.-War Dept, Wash
ington. d. c. March II. l903.-SeaIed pT0po-
sails IN duplicate, VIII he received here until
. p NJ. APRIL Is. 1903, AMI then opened
IT furnishing stationery and miscellaneous
supplies Cbrooms. brushes, soaps. towels, etc.)
for War Dept Bureaus and Offices during
YEAR ending June co, 1909 Information Fur
nlshe5 on application. Proposals must be in
envelopes Endorsed Proposals for Stationery
and Miscellaneous Supplies and addressed
n. r THORP, Chief Of supply Div
mill. I'd. 3iGpS
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Equity Court, No. =.
JUSTICE GOULD.
called NaerArFaTr 4

NAal4Vu 4t-HAti ia -
No. 2 SO Hazard VS.. Hazard. proof
ordered taken before T. II. Titman, eX-
aminer. COmplainants solicitor, ". +.
Ambrose; defendants solicitor, A. Sill
lers.
Called today)
No. 216Ss McDOnOugE VS. Desmond ;
c. w. Darr and W. W. Stewart appoint
ed receivers bond. 5000. Complainant s
solicitors, Darr, Peyser & Taylor; de
PENDANTS solicitor, J. b. Archer
No. 1881. Berry vs.. Eustis, guardian
ad Iitem appointed. COmplainant.s So
Ecitor, George r. Linkins, defendant S
solicitors Blair & Thorn.
No. 1883 Ohio National Bank vs..
King; receivers authorized 70 renew
loan PLAINTIFFS attorneys Worthing-
ton. Head K F'railey. defendants at
torney Leon Tobriner.
No. 976Sa Virnstein VS.. Nirnstein. bill
dismissed Compliments solicitor, j.
H Adriaans.
No. 235S0 Smith vs.. Edwards; deposit
for costs ordered and time limited TO
take proof. Complainant solicitor, Q.
Z. Emig; defendants solicitor A. -.
TFTr-ali
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Criminal Court, No. I.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

called yesterday
No 25935. United States VS.. Frank Lee;
assault with dangerous weapon, verdict
guilty. on first and second counts. At
IoTuey. Thomas J., Jones.
No. 1873 United States VS.. John
Thompson, robbery: nOlle prOsequi en-
tered, defendant discharged. Attorney,
K. A. Mcnamara
No. eIg65 United States VS. William
Byrd; r5bbery; verdict guilty. Attorney,
Thomas l.. Jones.
Called today)
United States vs.. George Shreve: rob
berry; sentenced 10 penitentiary for ten
years.
United States Us. George ShTeve: house
breaking case continued for sentence
United States US. Frank coleman, as
saulI with dangerous weapon; SEN
fenced 20 penitentiary for two years.
United States Us. Charles Roberts, alias
Frank Morris; robbery plea. not
guilty.
United States VS.. Eugene Davis; vlo-
lation section S42, code; motion to
quasn Overruled.
United States VS.. Eugene Davis and
Edward Bryan; conspiracy; motion 20
QuaSh OverTuled.
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PROPCSALS.-U. S. Department Of Agricul-
mre Office OF the Secretary, Washington
D. C. March e. Ie0S--Seztled proposals viii
be received at the Office Of the DisburSinE
Clerk until p NJ, WEDNESDAY. APRIL
I5. 1905 for furnishing supplies during the
Stationery; laboratory lumber and packing
boxes; fuel and ice. painters plumbers (:
electrical supplies. furniture and map
frames, forage car seals, etc; brooms,
brushes, etc. nowerpOts, cleaning carpets
washing towels and waste paper. flags. IN
struments. towers, and lanterns; printing and
lithcgra Dhing material Full information
furnished on application to the Discussing
CLERK Bids must be sealed and addressed
10 the Secretary Of Agriculture in accord
anCe with instructions given on schedules.
JAMES WILSON. Secretary. mill, 20 31aps
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Washington
March T. 1908. Sealed proposals viii be re-
ceived at this department until two O'Clock
D. m. Wednesday, April 10, 1905 for fur
nishing the Treasury Building and its de-
Tendencies In the city OF Washington, D. c.,
during the fiscal year ending June 80. 1902
the following described service and supplies
For removing ashes. sewing. laying and
cleaning carpets, and washing towels; for
purchase OF waste paper; for supplying sta
tlonery. forage, fee. ice, lumber, file boxes,
furniture. plumk s-s' and painters material,
hardware and miscellaneous articles. Pro-
posals for forage, fuel, and ice will include
the quantities required by the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing Blank forms OF
proposals, with Instructions to bidders can
be obtained upon application 20 the Office Of
the superintendent Treasury Building. The
department reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids. or any part OF a bid. and 10
waive defects. GEO. 3, CORTELYOU, Sec
Tetary- ------.---.--- EsRAAssasA lsARs
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PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL. ETC. Gov
eminent Printing ONCE. Washington, D. O..
March . 1908. Sealed proposals viii Ue re-
raIvad AZ this Office until 10 O'CLOCK A. n
TTTRSDAY. APRIL Is. 1868. for furnishing
material. etc. for the use OF the Government
Printing ONCE during the fiscal year ending
T1nc al 1909 The right 20 reject any and
All bids and TO waive defects is reserved
Detailed schedules Of the material, etc. Te-
rIfrpd accompanied by blank proposals, and
1Ivfng- the regulations with which bidders
must comply ma be obtained Ly addressing
this office HENRY T. BRIAN. Acting Pub
tic Printer mill 20 31apS
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PROPOSALS.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. Washington.
March IL lyte. Sealed proposals viii De
received until O'CLOCK i. M April. L..
lsys, 20 furnish 10 Ihe Smithsonian Iustitu-
uOu. T. S National Museum, international
Exchanges. Bureau Of American EtunJIosv.
National Geological Park and AstrpuuysIcuI
CDserN at0ry. during the nscal year ending
June 50, 4sy9, supplies, etc, OF the follow
ing classes Chemicals Photographic SUD
plies. glassware glass, paints. oils var
nlsaes, ETC. electrical supplies, plumbing
supplies hardware, etc. building materials.
lumber. boxes, wooden and pastebdard.
library and office furniture ana supplies.
stationery textiles food for animals. fuel
and Ice soaps. dereTgeuJs, etc. misccl-
laneJus supplies, washing. and sale OF refuse
material Awards viii DO made only 10 es-
tab!lFnea manufacturers Of or dealers IN
the articles The right is reserved 20 waive
defects and % reject any or all bids OF parts
OF bids Blank forms with specifications for
proposals, and further information desired
by intending bidders Will be furnished on
application at Ihe Office II the Secretary.
CHARLES u. WALCOTT, Secretary.
mhzJ. 5lapS
The Washington times., 1908-03-20
BANKRUPTCY Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Called tOday)
No. 800. In re Martin Brothers, trus-
tee; authorized 10 sell realty.
The Washington times., 1908-03-20
FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

sIX-ROOM HOUSE large grounds: near
Congress Heights and steel plant. $40 per
month: same for sale. Address OWNER
w. H. HUSGERFORD, Congress Heights.
D. c, r. F. ID. No. g. mh20-3t
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Circuit Court, No. 2.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
Called yesterday
No kglUS. Montgomery vs.. Atagruder;
bin Of exceptions submitted. Plaintiff )
attorney, c. A. keigwin; defendant >
attorneys. John RidOut, Eugene Nor
gan, ]. J. Darlington, and X b. Ben