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Evening journal., 1908-03-18
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Evening journal., 1908-03-18

MISS MARGARET FAY, Soprano,
With Faust" She will be seen at the
Grand Opera House tomorrow after
noon and evening.
Kate Barton's Temptation" closes
a three days engagement at the Ly-
ceum tonight.
vogers Minstrels will be seen at
the Grand Opera House this afternoon
and evening. There is every promise
that the theatre will be we'll filled
for this performance.
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
of next week there win be another new
show offered at the Lyoeum Theatre
when "The Planters Wife" win be the
attraction.
The GarrlclS hasn't offered in a long
time a Lilliputian act to compare with
the Piccolo Midgets playing the house
this week. They are by far the most
entertaining little folks in their class
and their performance is highly cred
table in every way. They are the final
number Of an excellent program.
Tempest and Sunshine" with
southern atmosphere of before the war
TO be seen at the Lyceum on March
10, 20 and q is a dramatization Of
Mary J. Holmes popular novel of that
name by Lem B. Parker. The cast is
headed by Marie DeBeau and Ruth
Raynor who have been seen separately
in many well-knovn productions, but Il
remained for W. +. Mann to secure
them both for the same attraction.
II is said that there will be some
magnificent and bewildering scenery in
Porter j. Whites big production Of
Faust at the Grand Opera House on
Thursday afternoon and evening, March
18th. Miss olga Verne portrays MAR
guerite" and her work is said to give
promise OF high Mture attainment. The
Brocken scene IS said TO be sufficient
weird to give the beholder sulphurous
dreams for a fortnight.
Evening journal., 1908-03-18

A loving heartl And with its love
It touched another heart. which strove
With adverse waves on troubled sea,
When oars were plying heavily;
And 10, through rifted clouds Hope
smiled.
And Love the WEAKNESS beguiled.
Evening journal., 1908-03-18

Made by POSTUM CEREAL CO., LIMITED.
Battle Creek, Mich.
Evening journal., 1908-03-18
Pennewill Branch.

This branch met at the Rest Rooms
on Wednesday evening, March IL, They
darned stockings, etc, for the poor and
got many articles ready for distribu-
tion. On Friday evening about
twenty-five members and friends Of
this branch gave an entertainment at
the Home for Aged Women, which was
very much enjoyed both by the branch
and the old ladies. Several selections
were given by Miss Morris, Miss Sophia
Preston, Miss Leila Crawford, a violin
solo by Mr.. Straw, a selection by
Master Miilard Crawford and his
brother, Howard Crawford. The next
meeting of the branch will be held at
the home of Miss Frederick, No s17
Monroe street. on Wednesday evening,
March 25.
The Coreopsis Branch held their
regularly fortnightly meeting on Mon
day evening. March 16. al the residence
of Mrs. w. II. White, No. 500 West
street. This branch has decided to
meet every other Tuesday evening, in
stead of once a month, as heretofore
The wheel chair and press committee
reports were accepted. One new mem
ber was admitted. A pair Of almost
new shoes for a small child was given
the branch by friend. and passed on
Four members begged for them, know
ing of children without any. We shall
be very grateful for any kind Of
partially worn shoes Many children
out of school would be able to attend
II they only had shoes. The next
,,,aatfnor viii ba held IN March RI AT
Mrs. Katharine Fosters. COZ West
Evening journal., 1908-03-18

One cf the largest gas companies In
London has reduced its price from II
cents to 90 cents a thousand feet.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Long Meadows-Thomas ". Smith ct w 70 Jennie
7. Wnght. lot lss. block q so.
East Capitol street. between Thirteenth and Fosr-
teenth-MsIgaet T. Murphy ct VIZ. William 70
jeremiah J. Mccarthy. part lot g. square 1850.
Sle
Petworth-Giibert c. Splitter Ct ux 70 L. G. Bra
zier. lot 81. block 3. SO. Leonard G. Brazier
G. % Gilbcrr &. splitter, lOt 81. block 9 SO
q East Capitol street southeast-E EIUood Mead e
-HE. 20 Elizabeth HammiIl lot L. square 30 50.
l6 Fourth street northeasy-Joseph NJ. CarEody 20
Joseph and Belle C. Harper, Iot ss, square 80.
SIC
IS Hickman street southesst-Mary NJ Hain-s Ct
rir, Monroe W. 70 John A. LuttreH. lot g.
square 75. So
South Grounds Columbia University. snd Meridian
Hnl-UIly S. Lewis 10 Bette ". King. lot
I7s SO
L -treet northwest. between Third and Fourth
strects-Chsrles W. Dsu et ux. 20 Patr.ck
OToole. part original lot !. square sg5. SO.
Third street southeast between ID and streets
Michael l. Weller and George r Repetr and
wives 10 Rita Weller part original lot = sIuare
Te5 SO
& street southeast hcfHeen Fourteenth and F6-
teenth strscts-8Iichael I Weller e. TX 20
George r. Repatt. one-haf interest IN part
original lot !. square los3. SO
lZ54 L street norfhwest-ICnes L. Harmon 20 VII
ham H. Tucker. lot II. square %. Sc
4l6 New Jersey avenue northEest-FlOrencs B.
Solger et al. Cxecufrices &c. 70 Wonan's Bap-
tist Foreign Missionary Society Of Boston. Mass
Jos II. square 6S. So
Bio0msuflaie-A Alezander Linn e ur- 70 Joan E
Taylor and Edmund L. 1IcCleilaud. trustees. lot
Is Diock y So
The Washington herald., 1908-02-27

T.
No isila. Fowler IS. Randall Steamboat Com
pany. case continued for term Attorneys. D. ".
Baker. Lambert & 8lcI@an-C. l. Frailey.
No 1921 Mills Digs; case on calendar IN
der rule g. Attorneys. Lambert & McLean-Brsn-
dcnburg & BTandtnburE.
No ii5S5 chaprcn Ct al Is Hartford TnsUrancc
Conpany case referred TO auditor. Attorneys. T. C..
Chapper-T. T. Meyers.
No 9soi5 Hudson IS. Pickfoud on trial At
sorneys. A. 4. Lipsconb. ". n. Ellison. and F. J..
,Iitchell-AiaddoT AZ Galley.
Assignments for to-day:
No rs. Powell rs. Saunders e al Attorneys.
BrandenburE & Braudenburg-W. T. Lester and
Berry & Minor.
No. s. Wood vs. District q Columbia Ct al At
torueys, Gardner & HoDeTeil-E. Il. Thomas and
c. r. Turner
No. sll Pope Manufacturing Company vs.. J. p
GrcEg Gusts. Attorneys irving Williamson-B. i.
Leighton.
No. 37. Staple vs. Coudrey. Attorneys G. P.
Hover Stuart McNamara ard r. s. HuidekoDer.
No. 80. Short Ts. Notes. Attorneys. ". p. Wiz
iams0n. Gittiugs & Chamberlin-Le0n Tohriner.
No. ssl. HsH District q Columbia Attor-
neTs. HAYDEN Johnson-E- f. Thomas
Ne. So. Heyman & Kramer vs. Dobbins. A.
torneys, ". d. Rosenberg and d. " Baker-Leo
Sirinons
No S5 Foulke Ct al rs. Wazzzmau. Attor-
nCs Tucker q Rcuyon-W Z MattinEly.
Ne. ss7. United States Ts. ThorD. admini5tr1tor.
Attorneys =. ". B8ker-Esmiiton, CoIbe-t,
Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. 81 Lerch e al rs. P. p & ". r. r,
Co. e al Attorneys, 2. F. Colloday-NeKenney B
Fismery and McCammon & hayden
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TRANs-PACIFIC MAILS.


japan Korea. and China. Via Seattle close here
daily at rs ?. n. up 10 February Is for dispatch
by steamer Minnesota.
Hawaii. Japan. Korea. ard China via San Fran
CISCO close here daily at 6 % D. m up 70 February
2 for dispatch by steamer America Maru-
Hawaii. Guam. ard Philippine Islands, Tia San
Franczco. close here daily az 61s p m up %
February 2. FOR oispetch By United states transport.
Hawai-. Japan, Korea. China. and Philippine Isl
andS ia san Francisco. close here daily az so
?. m up 70 March ). for dispatch hy steamer ST.
IBERIA.
Tahiti and Marquesas IsaD3s. via San Francisco.
close here daily at sos p n I'D &c March s. fos
dispatch By steamer Mauposa.
Australia texcept mails for West Australia. New
Zealand. and New Caledonia. via San Francisco
close here daily at 6 a5 p. II. up to March s. fol
dispatch by steamer Aeon.
japan, Korea. China, and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoria, B. C., ciose here daily a
eso5 D. UP to March Il. fo- dispatch b. stezn1
EinpTess Of japan
The Washington herald., 1908-02-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
L. H. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorunvs


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia. holding District Court. In re ex-
tension Of street formerly W street, northwest.
District Court. No. ~ Notice is hereby gwen that
the Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia pur-
s1ant 10 the provisions Of an act approvcd Fehrn-
ary 2, 1871. entitled An act authorizing the exten-
sion Of T street formerly " street. northwest
have fled petition IN this praying the cen
demnafion Of the land necessary for the extension Of
4 street from 18th to Wisconsin avenue. formerly
High. OF sd street west. with a width 81 sixty
feet. and IRON Wisconsin syenue 70 the.esst side Of
proposed Rock Greek drive. wi.h a width % ninety
feet. in the District Of Columbia as shown on a
plat or map flied with the said petition. part
Thereof. and PRAYING also that jgry Of five Judi
clois experienced. diSinfeTested men, who shall be
treeholdcrs within the District Of Columbia not re-
lated 10 any person interested in these proceedings
and not In the service employment Of the District
of Columbia or Of the United States. be summoned
BY the United States marshal for the District Of
lumbia % assess the damages each owner of land
20 be taken may sustain by reason Of the extension
Of the aforesaid street and the condemnation OK the
land necessary fer the purposes thereof and TO
sess as benefits resulting therefrum the ent.re
amount OF said damages. plns the costs Of this pro-
eeedng upon the land abuttng upon the said street
to be oNered. and also upon al other pieces and
parcels Of land which the jury may ind win be
benefited By the said opening of the said street.
provided FOR b. the Aforesaid act of Congress II IS
by the court this 2lst day Of February A. d. 1906
ordered that all persons having any interest these
proceedings be. and they are hereby, warned and
commanded 20 appear in this or before the
9TH DAY OF MARCH. A ID. 1893. aT 10 O'Clock
q. m. and continue in attendance until he court
shall have made its fnai order rafying and confirm
ing the award q demages and the assessment Of
benefits Of the jury 10 be impaneled and here
In. and il Is further ordered that copy Of this
notice and order be Published once IN the Washing
ton Law Reporter ana on SIX secular days In the
Washington Evening star, The Washington Herald
and the Washington Post. newspapers published in
the said District. commencing az least twenty days
before The said 18th day Of March. A. d. 1903 Il
is further ordered that copy Of this notice and
der be served BY the United States ru1Tshal his
deputies upon such Of the o. the lard 10 be
condemned herein as may b. found by the said mar
shal. his deputies within the District q Columbia
and upon the tenants and occupants of the sane be-
fore the said Z5ih DAY of March A. d. 1905. By the
court. JOB BARNARD justice true COPY
Test; Seal ]. K. YOUNG. CLERK. BY +. Z.
CUNNINGHAM Assistant Clerk.
fe2iZs$.G&9
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DAILY COURT RECORD
cwedne.day. February 90, 1oosl


Supreme Court Of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Harlan,
Mr. Justice White Sir. Justice Feczham. NJ. Justice
McKenna. SiT. Justice Holmes, Ar. Justice Day and
SIR. Justice MOODY.
Elmer Pearl spofFord Of Deer Isle. Ne; Isaac \.
Watson Of Kansas CITY. No.. and Clarence Le
Roy Parker. Of Washington. d. C.. BeEe admitted
to practice.
Nc. SIS Charles Thomas. plaintiff in error. ~
the st5ie of Iowa; argument Commenced By Mr. Z.
c. Cole for the plaintiff in ernr, continued by Alr
Charles ". Ly0n for the defendant IN error. and
concluded BY Mr. John 7. MulEaney for the plaintiff
IN error.
No. 5ss. Reuben Quickbear ct al, appellants Es-
Francis T. LeuVp commissioner, &e-. e al; srsi-
n.ent CONNIE oced By Mr. Charles {. Banney FOR
the appeIlan $ and continued bg Mr. Edgar H.
Cans Tor the appellee.
Adjourned intil to-day az y O'Clock
The dsv q Z for Thursday. February 2, WI bs
as follows: Nos. SO. III land li2 and CO.., 81. B4.
Be. li3. lH. Is. 80 and Isl.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.


William ". Koch. 2. Alice E Magruder. Is
Rey. Alfred Harding.
Jsnette H. Sheppe. .. Mar F. HcKennsy. n
Rev. J. s HaWb.
George H scheei. Sc. Wills E E7rritt. e Rev.
Edward s Arlrine p. Nina Morrison. IS. ReT.
Thomas C. Easr0n.
Daniel A. Cauon. . Edith z Sweeney. n
Rev. james ". O'Brien.
Frank r Martin. g. Gertrude A. SNYDER y
both of Germantown. Nd. Rev s. b Greene
Thomas y Conrad. %. kathryn HanIne-t. g
Rev. Il. 7. Williams
John " Tearalt. . Mary s Love- q. ReT.
J. NJ OBricu.
Horace F. Green. .. Belle p. Benson. 2. bO.A
q New York City. Rev. J. B. sIclaushlin-
COL0RED-
william Edelin, o Maria L. sho-tsr. z Rev
joseph A Ken. .. Franocs Queen. Il Rev.
John Henry Tsylor, 90 Mary E >Robfns0., 80.
Rev n. ". y. Norman.
Joseph ". Bel, 2, Lelu ~ srniih, Il Rev.
Oscar ]. Mitchell.
george H. Tlouaas. p. Catherine A. Edelin,. n
Rev :. r. Williams.
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Circuit Court No. 2.
Il-sr1cr ,NnrRsnN

JUSTICE ANDERSON
No. ss5sL lincoln National Bank Cissell. ex-
ecutori verdict for defendant. Attorneys. Hamil-
ton. Colbert. Ycrkes & HamiitoE-A A. Hoeh-ing
T. and A. r BeTy
No ssios. AmeHcan Ice Company IS District Of
Columbia: on trial. Attorneys. J. J. Darlington
Z n. Thomas
Assignments Tor to-day;
No. SO. Oliver PhTadsiphia. Baltimore and
Washington Railroad COMPANY attorneys. a 5.
Worfhiii ston-aicRelney x Flanner-
No - Crook Baltimcre and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys lambert & McLean-Ham.l
ton. Colbert. Ycrkes & Hamilton
No. IS Hemufh Us. Washington ard Virginia
Stockyurd Abattor Cu-npany- Attorneys, Dan. Pey-
Il TaylOr-W- A johnson
No 10 Merritt vs. District q Columbia Al
tCneys. ". y. Richauisg,-E H. Thomas
No So klo5.t-Ross ConrGoy Is Willismson
and Libbey Lumber Company. Attorneys, John
Eid0ut-1. A. Pradt ssd G. p Wfl-ou-
Ne. 81 Dyson vs.. ". T. Walker Furniture
COMPANY. Attorneys K. B. Dickey-L. A Bailey
No. Sis Mels rs Jones. Attorneys. c. l.
FTailey-Arthur Peter
No 3is Nasruder vs. LutteIl e a. Attorneys
Ralston < siddons and ". T. Richz7tsun-Hamil
ton. Colbert. Nerkes a Hamilton
No a2 New York CoatiPeutal Jewel Filtration
Company District q Columbia Attorneys, j..
H Hayden-E Il. Thomas.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-27
SEABOARD AIR LINF RAILWAY
IlCkEI OFFICE: ~ PENNA. AVE

IIONEl OFEIOE. III HMM. Az Z
Nctiee-Foliowing schedule not guaranteed.
nI5 A. NJ. D1ly-SeabOsrd Mai. Through coaches
and Pullman sleepeIs 10 Savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleepers Washington 70 Hamlet and Ham
let to Atlanta ~PaIlor car to PinehursG Dining
cars
rs Z. II. Daiy-Seaboard Florida Limited Solid
Pullman ,rsin through 70 Jacksonville and st. Al
guStine. Also throuGh slcepCIs TO FinehurSI. Al.
l2ula. Bimingham. and Memphis Dining cars
$50 L. N. Uail-SeaoOard Express Coaches and
Pulnlsns 10 savannah ard jacksonville
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WITH BOARD.
WANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED ROOM AND BOARD. BY UNMAR-
red Young man Of good habits &c.. with agreca-
bic private family. Write particulars fully TO BOX
lB Herald Once.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-27

ADA YANHALL ARTISTIC MANICCRTNG
scalp treatments, l22s ST. NV. I'd floor front :
Walk H. f1ZTlt
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SOuTHERN RAuWAY.

n B.-FollOwing schedule figures published only
as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New orIezua
AsheTine Chattanooga. Memphis, 500 = N aud
Il 90 D. m. daily.
Fer Roanoke, Knoxville Chattanooga, AIemphis
New Orleans 1875 D. n. daily.
For Savannah. Jacksonville. and s1orida points
$40 D m daily.
For Columbia. Charleston Augusta, Aiken. IIe
p. N. and $50 p. N. daily.
Tourist cars for California. tri-weskly s:ls D. n.
Local Cor HarrisonburS. o5 a. m daily; AS Q N
week days. fOr DanEille, 500 a. n. daily, and Tor
Charlottesville, sos A. n and ( Is ?. n daily.
Frequent trains TO and from Bluemort
L. S. BROWN, General Agent
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

OIE-Published only as information. and noI
guarsnIeed-
aa0 z. Nc Il o. LIMITED. Daiiy-Fast YES
tible tram Pullman sctpsTs Lexington. LCuis-
Vile, cincinnati, lncAnipc-s lineage, and 81
man cars Louisville Nashville MempniS, and New
Orleans Dining cars Ia carte servics.
ii 10 Z. NJ. r. \. LIMITED, Daily-Solid
Vestlhue uan- Pullman sleepers 70 Cincinnati u
Lexington. aud Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car u irginia Hot Sprugs week days. DInang cars
Q IA carte service. Pullman SleeperS Clnclnnati to
Chicago and ST. Louis. and Louisville 70 Memphis
Nashville, and New OrleSns-
Reservations and ticke.S at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices, 5I3 Pennsy ylvania avenue: o09 18th street
near F and New Union Station. Telephones Main
1850 for Washington Terminal Cab Service and Main
leSe OF ZO6 for I. & ~. Ticket Office
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY g. I9cS
Leave Washington New Union station.
s65 a II. and $50 a. m--Daiy-An points On
Norfolk and Western; also Knoxville, Chattanooga
and Memphis.
Salem Knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville. Memphis
New Orleans Through Sleeper Dining Csrs.
Fer Norfolk-LeaEe Washington 42o a n daily
II a5 a N. daily. S:5 p. daily Arrive Norfolk
II ~ a. n. 80 D. m. l0:b D. u
s05 D. m.-D9ily-BeuyVille. Luray. Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS n N and
us9 p. m
All information Fourteenth street and New York
Gyenus (Bond Buildingl.
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SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT OF Co

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lunnbia. holding Probate Court Estate of Jane H.
H0of. aeceased. No. l53s Administration Docket
S-Arplication having been made herein for pr0hate
of the last VIII aud tes.ament of said deceased and
for letters of administration teStament0
said estate. by William A. HOOf ID Is ordered
this 18th DAY Of Febuiary A. ID. 1916. that Will
ian HooH John Lester Hoof. Man Hood Clan
Hoof. Bette Hoon. Ellie HoOf Moliie Hoof.
Frank Hoof Edward Hocf, and Joseph Hooa, and
ali others concerned. eppear IN said rOurt MON
DAY the sd day Of March. 4. d. lSGs AZ 70 O'Clock
A. ni % show cause Why such application saoulC not
b. granted Let notice hereof D. published In the
Washington Lew Reporter ard The Washington Her
aid once IN each q three successive weeks before
she retUn day menti0ned the first publication 70 be
not les than thirty days before said return day
ASHLEY NJ GOULD. Justice Attest. tSeal }
JAMES TANNER, Register 0f Wills for the Dis
trict % Columbia Clerk of the Probate Cocrt.
DERRY & MINOR, Attorneys.
fe0. = nsh5
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square zs-Addison A. syphax e. VI. TO J. Clinton
Trbbv and c. P Bailey. 20 secure Charles Z
Trbby. so 10 IS months. per cent, par
lot 2
Square lga5-Jeremish J. Mccarthy e. w 10 Ho-
ratio y. Tapiin and John D. Coughlan. 10 secure
Margaret Z. Murphy S.oes. I 10 % mORths.
Ter cent seui-anul12Ily- part l0- e.
Square 763-E Elizabeth Hsrmiu 20 Charles ".
Newhauser and G. Z. Seeney. tc secure ElEeod
Mead. son. years. per cent seni-annuaIlyt
l0t IL same 70 sane. &c secure sane, 5000
yeGs. 6 per cent. seIni-annually. lCt u. sane
20 same. 20 secure same. 5000 I year. per
cent. serai-snnually. lot y. same 10 Charles ".
Newhauser and H. K Simpson. 20 secure Emnz
r. Atkinson. SOC. % years. pr cent, seal-
annually lot Il
square lsf-Flrirs : snyder e VI. John c c. 70
William +. Edmolston ard Lovis R. Peak. 70
secure Charles T. Marsh. $50. years. per esus,
semi-anuually. lot o.
Square 750-l0seph Harner e uL 70 Charles i.
stone and Charles ". Fairfax % secure joseph
n. Csrmody, $50 1 70 60 months, Tsr cen1.
sezni-aunually. lot s.
Addition 20 L Droi; Psrk-Lirie 4. Mattsn e
VIZ Ha-ry J.. 20 Chaplin BroEn and Heury II.
Bcrgmann % secrlre the Oriental Building Asso-
ciation No. g. SO sc lots y 70 s.. block 81.
Square 61-Wiiijam C0uradis e ur 20 Charles P
Stone and Charles ". Fairfax 70 secure Carlto1
NJ Beau. 500 years. S per cent, ss-n!-a1n-allys
part original lot r.
Whitesids and Hsrvey 7. Winfield. % secure
Home Building Association q the Distnc q
Columbia Sl.2l0. part original lot /
Square z7+-Wiliiam III. Tucker q W 70 John 7.
Arms and Samuel A Dru-y. 20 secIre Lee
Brown. S4.o0 years. per cent. semi-annuslly.
l0t IL. same % same. % secure sane. Sls5l.
monthly notes. per ceut. ssE-i-aunually, l5t u.
square 659-DaTif D. Weaver a w 70 Jesse l.
HeiSken and John l. McLCTsn. 10 seCI-e Rich
ard Rarfholdt 90. years. Ter cent. semi
anuually lots q and ias
University Psrk-Adciaide y. Billings e w. Earl
% Milton f. allies and William J. Father 70
ssClrc John " Jones $3.50. ; years. PER cent,
scu-i auuuaIly. lot s. block As
THE WASHINGTON HERALD has tn .
largest morning circulation in the Dis
tric1 of Columbia Remember The Herald
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CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No assignment for to-day.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
30. 1853. Peters vs. Peters; sale ratified and
reference 70 auditor. Attorneys. Fillmore Beall-
c. G. James and II. s. WEIGH
No. g76i3 Buchanan rs. Buchanan; guardian ed
litem appointed. Atforncy. II. =. Galley
No. Ei6. Matthews VI. Walker; reference % ex-
aminer Attorneys W Z. Wiliiams0n-W. 4. Am
brose and Lester K Price.
Nc. ZI5j- Gross Ts. Gross: reference 20 examiner
and commission ordered b issue. Attorneys, Robin
son White-E. H. Thomas.
No assignment for to-day.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of 3. Prank Fr. older granting letters o.
administrator: bond. s5oeo. Attorneys. DarT Pey-
scr 4 Curtin
Estate Of Alice h smith order admitting copy Of
WIN 10 record
Estate OF Peter Grove peJition for probate and
record a. VIII aud lctiers teStsmentary. guardian
al liien- appointed Attorney. r. T. McNamara-
Estate q Martha hoffman; order authorizing sale
u stock Attorney. {. &. Duttcn-
Estate Of Bridget CudnOre; order admitting win
70 probate and record and letters teStamentary
bond. Sl.1oO. Attorney. R. 7. Shealy-
Estate II Henry 2. Sanders. order admitting VIII
70 probate and record and letters testameutary.
AttorueT. J. r. Larner.
Es-atc Of Miuna Wright, petition for probate and
record of VII and cod.ci and letters teStamentary-
Atterueys. Sleman & Lerch
Estate Of Jacob Veihmeyer: VIII dated October
IS 1905. naming jacob O. Yeihmeye-. examiner:
petition for probate and record of viii and letters
testzmcntay. Attorneys. BTandcntUg q Brznden-
burg.
Estate Of Montgomery Fletcher. petition Tor leave
10 sell personally. order authorizing SINE Attor-
ney. J. Wilmer Latimer.
Estate Of Henry Butler; petition Tor probate aud
record q win and letters testamentary AttoTney.
W. 9. Martin.
Estate Of Jane Z Bradt; petition for probate and