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Circuit Cont No. 1.

M 5s5a BrsdfcIE - NcDermott: flrr dis
c-a<szt from further ccusi5cTzToa q csse Actor.
ue5s. A l. Ncr1Je- and l. Tobrine--W. T. An.
br7sc.
Assignments for to-day:
No -. DAVIS Is AuacCstz ard Potomac Ran.
rad Company. Attor1e-s y. Y. Gardtner aad Z
y E1rveil-J- J. D4riirEtor..
No. S59- WeiiinEto7 IS Baifino-c snd Ohi7 Ran
road Cemran7- Attorneys. Lambert & Ysztnzn-
q. 2 Ha11iito--
Ne. - Mnier. sdniuistra.or vs szns. Actor
ns7s, J. z, Coliias AID II. =. Cls-se-G. E. Ham
Ltou-
NJ. us W.ns;oa ~ A-,izroa IRE Insurspcs
C0npaaT. Attorney. o. L lTackaH
No. -. johnson. executor vs. Thomas Atto--
neys. J. A. Hc5s-L. TotriaCr.
No. 50. Tucker IS. Pailzdefphis. Rslt.nors and
W2shing-cn kailroai Conparr. Attorneys. New
uye- -McKerrsy & FIanusry.
No - Heru5on 1IfuirS Ceraua-v vs Ls-is
Att0Euc5S T. A. FoEi-E- r. JaCks0n.
Nc, ~. HgfIy Is. Washington Tines Company.
Attornrys. n J Ccibe-t-KF- 7 La-rbsr-
Nc. 50 Moore - Brennan Construction Cen
7any- Attorneys. John Ridout-Hsunilton, Colbs-t
TsTkcg & Hamilton
Ne -, Hiais Ts. Cas-instt. Attc7c7x. ", q
Henry and R. " Mobray- -Psnnsbase-. Csrusi (
Jones
No 50. FREY IS. Capital Traction Conpa-y. A.
ta-Ds7s. c ?. Cs1lsi and H. T. Glaszie-R Z
Pc-C & Son and q. 7 D7lnlop.
10 IL 1IzT1n rs SANE Astc-,sys ? B.
RE0des-R. r PsrTy & Sen snd g. T. Dunlop
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LEXINGTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Four and d half furlonEs. R-u
hide l9o fHufaE-sl Sa5St vor. Iack S-rzx. q
iL0Tail, Ssl5. second Inferior Q-esn 10 fIlazsa
30 third Tine. o55 35- SLED. SeIecta- J. vs.
Carter. PIukaId- Kiddy Lee Frauy. and Disrasl
also rsn.
SECOND RACE-Seveu fu-louzz. C-vy-al Maid
s lAlsTtlu'- Sass. won, Dainty Dame. l9s lP-=s-
toni. S2-55. second; Floral @ Lo7alu zra tb7r5
Time IN Jane RandoIph, Agnes NcAuliEe. ana
Odslic also rzn
THIRD RACE-Siz f1-icuFs. Refined -rs Mar
rnl Sl2l. VC1; ASPIRIN 153 T's-e3. SIS. sec9-5
Z 7. Shilp. I'D Lovaln. SO. third Tine. l.I5 -
Light BlUc- Meadow Gras. Us-1- Silrsrzde- snl
SISTER ETelTa alzo ran.
FOURTH RACE-FGr and bsf f1--4n-s
ClaUdia. IL 1IarrIui. z5 Won Mv cal To-
lL1valn. S1-7o second: labaI Dame. Icl IFra7-isl
S9o.75. third. Tina o=5s Is. Bou-ziu7illa E F-rn-
Row. DAISY Boone. Ora Dale. Bonnie Bee. an5 II
Brennan ais7 jar.
FIFTH RACE-Six furi0rEs- Mentor. I'D rWs--
1snl. So. wo17 JvDi-er Joe. 10 fCoalsvf. s5n
sec1l1- Edwin l.. 10 l0herr' $50. ttf~I Tn.
l-iS - Frank stag 81 Cstesly LADY O-iunsn
Hsn1Enetrlcal. AdTarcir-- Quec7's 1Iessaee Bre-a
VISTA and Second Hand also -zn-
SIXTH RACE-One nile and sixteenth C-a-
made 10 Burton. $50 wou. Arrow Suif, IL
walsh, s27e. second; B-ozdzde % Io7zTn. so
bird T1ne- 80 PT-tanis and n. fiose also TN.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

I Francis H. shirlsy. s. Prinr Geo-ss Co,laty
1 M SID Usher s. Oliver, x s. 5Ia-y C0uuty
I Sd Rev. r L Wright
Ar,hEr c. Carter, d ard Na-v E Holt. 3
I bo-h & Lyn-n51rg. Va Rev Benjamin ". Mseks
Eussns Dicsens, =. and Edita z. CoIhzrn, =.
I Rev Waltz F Smith
te7rge 2. Heis,ey. =, aua Lydia Fcote. = Rev.
T 2 Elf3n Jones
Z William FcndaH Lewis. :. sad Anna z. Winns.
/ S. BCT J0cph e Mzlion-
3 D1rssT y. Brrs7t 3 and Virginia E Curtis. q
I both = Fr5e-ieksbu-E- Va Rev Joan 9. Ball
Thanas D2Te .. s1d Mar Gonna. 4 RsT- 7
7 J. Ksrvics
/ cbsries HammH. q. Chicago. and Ference T.
Pettjt g. Rev William g. Oram-
WiliiaE J. Hliien6zuyh- 3. aud Con- g. Smith.
q WeStninstrr- I'D Rev J. T Hu6Ele-
aIoerr D. Es.EmeysT. T. and S1sis r. Jones'. 3.
R-T. George 2 Wilson
Clarence P Franklin :. snd Edich n Bonner.
2. bota q Phi,aaeiFaia- Rev Do1als c Mar
Led
Prank T. Ksppes. 2. and Irsre :. Duke. s.
bofn = Richmond Rsv. 7. p Mclaughlin.
I.sdEis Remind so and Hsls1s u 4. Sachti-
san- 8. Rev- Pzul A Msnzei.
JossPh n. F'emrning. q Wsilismsqcrt 8fd.. nd
Bessis = Hsrvsfd. =, Baltimore. Rev. Robe-s
II Nocrc
waltz 2. Collins. =. and Fa-sns, ". sbs7B.
=. b7-h = AIcxaldrls. Va ReT. J. p. Mclaughlin.
Caaries y. Ellis q. ard Metre L OFutt- &
Rcr. r. r TmElin--
Charles g. SrllT. 8. sud Cashe-frs A Dsltou.
e Rev joan T. CooFsr-
Harian = Estss. g. ard Ni-ris 7. Reed. =.
Rer. Ben-ami1 p Bi-:iazsr
Washington Z Ho-sh 2 ard Nzrzsrs: Il
sroce. - Rev. Thomas G. Suvth.
An57Vw !. Hartman 8. ard Ks-he7ins 4. Joi-p.
8 Re- Y. J. CsrcIi.
otto Muschie-, 2. ard Martina Bal. 2. Rer
Andrew Fl Nihr-
Jsnes ?. Clements. :. ard susie P. Bran. Il
Re-- J. .. Mar
Ysnabls W Branch. g ard ssrzh HztcAs-t. 8.
Rev ; " P. Drew
Waits- ]. Th0mss. s. snd Annie 2 wz-p. =
Rsr- Y. y Jarvis
Tbonss Washington. =. So Auuis Joanson. =
ReT Isyse q Tzviu-
sHas James. . and Nsttis Tsylc-. = Rs-
John Richari
Reiben Coleman. 2. snd FIs-szos Smith. a
ReT- John HenJ RObinSu1
Moses L. Scett q and Eta y. Morgan. s.
RsT. GeG-zc II. Ha1iS
John T. More. 3 and Azs,is Easier. =. R.v.
J. NJ Waliru1.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Cnurf of AnneaIs-

Assignments for Nay T. ia99, special calendar
No. 2 DiStrict e Columbia vS. Fickling At
toners. Z Il. ThomaS-J. 5 FIannsTy and VIII
ian Hit
No. = DoEsu - District Of Columbia. A.
ternsys C. r. DigEs-E. h Thomas.
Nc. g. kappleT - a. IS Sumpte- e a. At
torneyz G. r. MeETillat-Sisman & Lerch
No. ls9s. 0cks'sdt ~ BoWles- Attorneys. Psdgstt
& Foucst-L. TohTiner-
No lsss. Ro0ts TS Ro0te. &c. Ct al Attorney.
". ]. Neale.
Nc s02 Forsch e al II Monday ct al At
to-ney. ". J. Colbert
No. 5I3. Flynn V. St21.cS htt0rneyS E II.
Jssks0R-C. II. LyHn and H. 2. Wccdard
Nc 2o3. Csstkyan e al Is Sloan &c At
toney, II ". WhcstieJ.
No 900 Beeber IS Adams Express Compan5
AttOneT r. g. Dona6s0z.
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Present: The Chicf Justice. MT. Justice Harlan.
Ar- Justice Brewer NE. Justice White. Mr.. Justice
PeckhaH.. MT. Justice McKenDs. 1Ir. Justice
Holmes. Mr. justice Day. and sIr. Justice Moody.
Louis " g. Baker. q Rockville. Tenn. and
Thomas u. Matters. q Omaha. NeST.. we're ad-
mitted 90 practice
No ls3 Paul A. Weems plaintiff IN error. vs..
The Unitef States. rasacd on molten q Mr. As
sistart Attorney GeneTal FozisT for the defendan.
il Crr1-
No. 10 Candid0 Acosts. Antonio Accs.a. and
Ansslro Acosta. appellants. ". The People of
Porto R3cc: IN srTc- 20 The SuITsme Court OF Porto
Rico. dismissed. with costs. on motion n siT
Gcorss +. Lamar. in behalf Of counsel fog the
appellants.
No. ls. Eegs-e c. K-eish. petitioner. "a West
inghouss. ChErch. Kerr & Co: argument continued
b. Mr.. Clifford Histed for the respondent and
concluded by Mr.. Res TuTrin for the petitioner
No rs. John =. Whitcomb surviving PARTNER
Gc-. e al. plaintiffs IN error. joan L White
and Roberta 3. White. argument ooEmeuced By
Ny Albert Alien 60 the plaintiffs N eTr0r. ssd
continued By Slr. George H. Lamar for the de
fendauts error
Adjourned until TO-DAY n 2 O'Clock.
The dsy call for THURSDAY. April 2 wil be as
follows, Nos iS. 80. Isl. lsl. lG. DO. ID ae
rs and 2E snd BE-
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"Wednesday, Aprn2
"Wednesday, April IS. 1sO99

No @sa6 Dist5ct q Columbia " Ge0zgst0Eu
Gsslight Company and
No. @sss- District Of Columbia Va Washington
Gasiisht CompGny: bill a exceUtioBs subsuitted.
Attosneyz + L Thoma-R. r. PeTy & Son and
o. T. Dunlop. aud Z. T. GoldsboEouEa.
No. 5Sa Mitchell vs. Dyar; continued Tor term
Assignments for to-day:
No. 5o3 Morgan TA Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company. Attorneys. r. D. BlzrEstone-
hamilton. Coioert. Yerkes & Hamilton
No Es. american Laundry 9laeains Company
~ Columbia Laundry Company. At0neys. Get
tinzs & Chambsrlain-Tucker & Ksnyon-
No -. Masters ". Knights p AgriCgitg-e. At
toTneys. Z. l. Gies-W G. Gardine--
Ne. Es. Potomac Dredging Company ~ S. Dana
Lincoln. Attorneys. BTandelbgrz 4 B7aDdenburg-
Z. Brady.
Not;cs-There win be a preliminary czH q the
even numbered Gases OF the trial calendar con-
msuciug al so and ending with s5o. inclusive IN
Circuit CouT. OF Monday. May g. a. % a. m
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Governor Puts Ban on Fj4bt.

Mexico City. April 2S.-The series OF
prize fights that were advertised 10 take
place az Aguas CaIientes have been can
celed on account Of an order issued BY
Gov. Mercado OF that state. forbidding
pugilistic contests Of any kind taking
place there Several other states Of this
country have put Up the bars against
pugilism recently.
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HOSPITAL ASYLUM TAKES ONE.
Defent Fast Howard Printers by
Score of to o.

The Howard Printing Company nine
journey over TO the Asylum yesterday
afternoon and lost a l TO game 70 the
Hospital boys Roger Moore pitched his
usual game. holding the visitors to four
scattered singles. issuing but one pass
and tanning eight printers. Moore also
won his own game by a timely single to
right-center after Holman had walked
and pilfered second
Both teams put ID good article of
ball. Beach's one slip-up doing no dam
age
Tie g n 7 team lines up against
their old antagonists. the Marines. al 80
Thursday. al the Hospital. and viii play
q double-header Saturday afternoon with
the Southern Railroad team Score
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E1Tned Tuns--lTalaudst. 3 Cs,halic University. z
F1rsS base b eTr0Vs-GaIaudst. 4; Catholic Uuiver
str. ). Len Cd bsses-5sllaudet. G: Catholic Uni.
veTatE. s. First bsse b4lls-Gf Dillon !: OF
HessleT, J. innings pitched-By O'Donreu. I: b.
Dillon. {. Hi;s nRGe-Oh O'Dou1en 2: OF Dillon.
% Struck osE;-By oDounea, I; by DIlou. 6; h
hessls-, S. Th-ee-dase hits-Bires Bat;iste Two
lass hit-SeIb Sacrifice hifs-Harhi7. Arrss stolen
bases-lIarbin. Bsttiste McGesdy. Double plav-
Boin % Csnsis Hit By pitchsr-By ODonnell.
Bolin. Passed haIlS-Birck. 2: Morris J. Umrfres-
Air- Lucas 4 Catholic University. and Mr. Holli-
cay, q GaliaSdst- Tine of szme-l hocr and IS
uinutcG
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Equity Court No. L

No Elsl Bowen vs. Bowen. r.: rule rcturusbis
May 3 la9. At1oruev. A : Worthingt0n-
No 2ili5. Glhson 60 a Vs. Mclaughlin. trls,ee.
orde- ratlfyi1s trustees sccg1ut. Atto-reys Cor
don & Gordon
referred TO sgdioor. AttUneys. z. S. sfussey-E.
G. Duttou.
No. $50. Andersen et al vs. Anderson e. al :
crder couAT-nins au6itor's report Attorney. L :.
NuszeT
ing trustees; bond. $500 Attorneys. Maddox &
Gztiey ard c. r. SJme-Rsls-1u & siddous-
Nc. 255 Gers'iev e. a. Fs Relter e a. order
confinuing hearing On rlle. Attorzev Leon Tobrner
-Ds-r, Peyser & TsrIor.
No. Gs1l- Stoaer ~ S-a-sr- order Hrnitiz- tine
A-tn--rrs g. " Tl-,w a. D--~s
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s. John,s Preps. 1oi semIneIe,. ?.

The Prep team OF 81 Johns College de-
feated the Seminoles IN a one-sided game
On the grounds al Sixteenth and L streets
yesterday.
The PreDs are still holding their own
and are likely 10 give theie future oppo-
nents close games.
The infield played as one man and gave
evidence or good judgment AZ different
stages OF the game c. Drury. one Of the
Preps' pitchers, played well at first. Heley
az short did exceI1e,1. v-orL S~ore-
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Equity Court No. :
ICsTCE WRIGHT.

No -. Ro~sn - Uukuera heirs. rcfersncs
% auditor. AtrOmeyS Coidren & FeuuinS
No ZS3 GreSoTl vs GreScrT e. a.. r-ls re-
tgrlahls May = ie9 Arto-Teys. Mcneil q Nc
NeIi-J. H. A5-iasus
Nc. ~ Orns Ts Ornc. order teTuinstinz frus'.
Auorue-E. r. p Penn & Sau-W. r MxtsiusIy
ard J. D SaI.sva-
NJ 44a Stewart vs Stewart q al party d.
feEdant substituted Attaueys l. n. Dsrjd-E
Ii. Thomas. r. LcTus J. J. Waters. and II $. Win.
fsif
Ma. 24is. King " Harrington; receivers 70 ssiI.
AttnEneys Cr4ndsE NacZsy-lsr-. Pey-s- l. TayIo--
No Sss- Hight IS. B-o-n e. al. fraI decree
a. Ter mandate A.tone-s. 2 A. Bowen ara g.
L Ma1thrUs-AicRcunc7 F1anncry Hi1z.
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GALLAUDET IS NOSED OUT.
Drop LiEtIess Game 10 Catholic UBi-
versity of America.

The Gallsudat bah 'ossers clashed with
the Catholic University nine at Brookland
yesterday afternoon end was beaten by
the score Of 10 to through the ken
dali Greeners' rotten base running and
the weird all-rOund team work which
gave the north side team seven runs IN
the first three innings.
The ragged game started of with Hess
Ter on the firing line for the Brookland
boys. opposed by Second Paseman OsDon-
nell for the east side team. The last
named pitcher was out OF form and was
relieved by Southpaw Dillon IN the second
inning. Score:
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Criminal Court No. 1.

sIoIILE GOULD.
United States IS. John A. Benson violating sec
tiosi 45l. r 8. L. 6 on trial Attornays A A.
Birngy ard J. C. Campbell
Criminal Court No. =
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
oietzyer IS. Kelly; tine fcr fling second amended
petition extended Aticrleys. G. P Retzeer-W
r. White
United states rs Robert J. Lsnrences0u: recsiT-
i1g stolen property; Plea uot guilty.
UEtted States Tz Charles II. Rollins. enbezz1e-
ment Plea not guilty.
United States rs- Eugene O. Askins and Samuel
OsbcTe. h0lsebreaking and larceny. plea not rlilty
United states -. Ernest OFT and George Black
hnlscbreakiDg; Ott pleads guilty Black not e1ilrv
United States David Sterling assault 70
FsDes Plea not sliltv
In Re estate q Hannah Cogis: On trial Attor-
neys. Lambert & lestnan-W. g. Gardner aud
". 3. Reilly
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Ontarios Have stronr TO-,

The Ontarios would Ike 10 hear form
al tweive-year-oid teams, the Braddocks
and Princetons preferred. The Optarios
played twenty-five games last season
winning twenty. Address Challenges "a
James Neligan. 1894 Y street northwest
or Roy Walford. No. . the Princeton. 14a0
Y street northwest
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Hamptons Trounce cubs

In Al exciting game yesterday The
Hamptoas defeated the Cubs. claiming
the tweive-year-old championship OF the
District by the score Of : 10 2
The features were the pitching nf
Douslass and two home-run drives nv
Csine and Rsvenel
The Hamptons have not lost = came
this year and wish to arrange games
with al teams averaging twelve years
Address challenges 10 ". Ravenei r
1911 Riggs place northwest.
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Teddy Benrs stIII Winnlnr

The Teddy Bears defeated the North
minister Athletic Club in a well PLAYED
same by to 3 The Teddy Bears would
Ike 70 hear from all teams averaging
fifteen 10 eighteen years. Address WI.
liam Fomsn, 2=o2 Virginia avenue.
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STRIKES AND SPARES

Miller and o'Donnen met their first ce-
feat-of the tournament last night. when
Barber and Bontz captured three out
.of FIVE games
Two out of i've was the best Sharer
and Hammer could get from Ward and
Hartman. Hammer had high game. 81.
A large crowd was on hand 10 see the
games. as the result meant much 70
both sides.
Scores.
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Southeast Club CbaIIenps,.

The Southeast Club baseball team has
organized for the season All teams
averaging fifteen or sixteen years. and
desiring games on Saturday mornings.
please communicate with Manager Ever
EFT Flynn, 53S G street southeast.
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First tase b. er-oTs-HeEari. I Lsft OK bssss-
. r. J., 3 H7Fsrd. :. FiTst bsss on bals-On
Noc-e- I, az Freeman. J. Hits ulsie-OF e'NeiH.
/; oG Free1an. z Srrlck 0ut-By Moore. s. g.
O'NeIl. 2. b FTTelmn- / sauiAce hiis-Smilh
o 4 t. Stolen Aases-Hofman. Z. O-NelU.
tuifre-Nif- u LovTy Ketchsm. Tine = -zms-
hour rainsfsss
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iFo-oase h-ts-Heler, Barnes Stolen hasss-A
I'7i7y 81, Wesnan. Becker. 9 nulr~. Nfc-ar No
~ Aeiey. Barr. Ssdle. Dor. Powell o. Truine-
ia'laI- ssclnce hit-A- D-iry Hit b. -stcae--f! f!v
Moran. . Bases ca baus-Or Moan .. ~ u.11s-,
E; c1 Powell. Struck out-fsy Moran. s. Nv
HaIIan. 2: b. P1Esr- ! :.
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Nd. 5E3- Pafrics T. Nlsad ~ Isrr-iah Gala
han; sab.ot ., squsrs IL sfs-u Drut rlsos. s5
Attorney. r. D. Ysztnaa.
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ROYAL ONYX WINNER
Captures Spring Handicap at
Long Price.
GARTH COLT WINS FIRST RACE
Statesman GaIIops Home in Easy
Style After setting the Pace All the
Way in the sixth EVent-Forty-to-
one shot seeOnd-SteepIeehase Goes
TO ThfstIedsIe at 10 10.

Baltimore. April 8.-RoysI Onyx, back
ed from % down 10 e. was the winner
OF the Pimlico Spring Handicap to-day
De Mund. with 80 pounds. ruled the sec
end choice. and made the pace until vel
INTO the stretch. where he tired. and
Royal ONYX ran over him 10 win in a
gaiioD By four lengths. in lib 4-5. Live
Wire closed with a rush. and secured
third place Nimbus, the favorite. was
last al the way. his showing exciting
much unfavoTable comment
The crack jumper. Thistledale. 7-to-la
faTorite, was victorious in the steeple-
chase He stood g hard drive, and beat
Sir Wooster by a length Grandpa was
poor third.
Billy Garth put over the winner OF the
hrst race. when his colt Busy ran over
Race Brook n the homestretch, and beat
the latter in drive by a length and
half
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cHIrr rrsr1cr cI.n.rru

way Co-uTauy- On trial At-Orueys. L J. NfsrheT
ard J & S~eeney-AicKe-ney & FIsnnsrv-
No 5lsa United States e1 reI Newton rs
Garfield; lesve "a amend petition snd tine extended
Attorney. P. y. Warner. =
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CROSS COUNTRY AT Y. N. C. &.
CLASSY List of Entries for Event
Next Friday.

Next Friday Al $50 the boys depart.
nient OF the Y N g A. VIII hold their
first spring CrOSs-COUntTy Tun. TIE race
VIII start and finish IN front OF the boys
department.. I7S2 G street northwest
The runners have been handicapped ac-
eording 10 age so that the youngest boy
has chance. The entries were also open
70 the mems department. and several OF
the best Of them have entered.
The complete entry list is as follows:
G. n Cults. Z. P Enzor. Charles Pio-
5et. J. 4 SteckeT. Marshall Low l. A.
MRXOn, B. Becker, G L Washington J.
n McGrsv, z. c No~so, Ssm ZirEin. q.
Hullfst. Charles Hartuns. z. Louis. Dan
icl Payne. and Edwin AthertOn.
At PHILADELPHIA. R.HE
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lfechanic's lien

No 50 u p J. n. Hammer & sans- ro,uuts-7
Attorneys. Tlsker & Keryoa-
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Bankruptcy Court.
BANKRUPTCY Petition.

JUSTICE BARNARD
NJ. g. u Tc Th1ma1 E Wzzzznsr. or5s- n
trustee - sell
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Quantico Wins HandiIr.

Qusntico. 10 ?. won the second. race
al q mile He came from behind in the
last quarter, and beat Campaizner by
three lengths Lad Of Langden was
third
Hi Top. well backed az 3 to 1, held
her field safe az all stages IN the fifth
race She was breezing at the wire with
q vide margin over Indian Hunter. a %
toll shot, who had early speed and took
tbs place from POcCmOke.
Statesman a prOhibiti.e favorite- made
all the pacs in the sixth, and gaIloped
nome length and q half before Pins
and Needles. a 4e-to-1 shot
Miss Loris. s 70 1, led a greater part
OF the way in the last event for maiden
two-year-olds, and Won easily. Lucetta
came with rush. and beat Love Watches
for the place
Sly Fo--r-44a- Tsz
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The summary.

FIHlSa RACE-FCur furlOnzS BUSY Is fT-r-o-}
u wcu; Race Brock lo4 iDusan), 70 ]. SC
Ond- FauntlerOg. DJt Dererichl. 20 . thi-d
1Ims. e-s3 25. ZaczlsCas. Compton. Ton Milton
Bcb Allls-er Etching Missour Belle. Sen5eolo7
and Sparkling Wave also ran
SkUOND RACE-One nile. Quantico- q }Hiach
ciiHl. 70 ? TUn5 CaIlDaiEucr- l0Z I)eTerichl Z
l. seclz-d- Lad q Laugdea. I12 lCroEle7i. 9 70 5
Lilrd Time. Ia @5 Giles. Jezanstts N s.
joseph. Harting. Court Lzty. EuStacian- and Sol
aiso ran
Third RACE-Siz fu-IcaSs. Roral Ouvz N
thsTleT-l- z % l. vo1; De Mud 80 lDuzazi.
% l. second: Live Wi-e. E3 Leel 70 % ! third
Tine, l-l3 "a T6kshira. Taslsy SJuezuri0u A-1n
o4ek- and Niu5us also ran.
FOIhIH RACE-fTo miles stesulschase. This
teaale IS lLynchl, : % 20. z1u; Sir Wooster. u
tD1Ilosonl Z . = secoud; Gra1dla. - lSilapsouI
. ! third Tine SO. Salccus also ran-
FIFTH RACE-Ole nile Hin Too. Us fCror-
leyl- - ]. wou; Indian Hunter 10 f-ptonl % r.
/ secord; Pocculoke. 10 tHinchciidl 9 TO 3 third
Tine, a - Xehec Grsniz. Nay Rirer. DAp5e-
Pocotaliso. and q [. KID also IN
SIXTH RACE-One nile and sixty yz-is states.
nan. 10 tDuganl. 70 ;. uou. Pins and Needles
. tHsroyl- 50 20 I. second, Juzsle- . CJ-vronJ
L 70 ;, third Tins, issS - Ross Fsu11n zls5
ran
SEVENTH kACE-FouT fuIonE. Mss Loris 20
tNlisoni. 70 !. wua; Lucetta 10 lDe.zbvi. p -
J. second; Love Watches. 20 ,Crtorl 70 (. tb+-d
line, O-9 p Sweet Simplicity. Cuifeue-. Cortr3
Maid Mss 0'Toole, Mystery. Mss RafaeTl5 Nor
Ami. ard Phonoris also raz.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

Schedule for tonisht-Lsnd and Ludwig "a To
ooidt and Canpeeil; Roarick snd Miller Ts walker
snd Bum.
At WORCESTER
Holy CToss..-.---... seOe10 IS
NiasaT7 Jn.-.,.-.--. . 0eoo9 o~3 8 81
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

'AppTeutios allowance
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-18

refined negro Is invariably a hopeless
melancholy, embittered and despair
ing man. This is the view Of the mat
ter prevalent in our southern States,
too, where millions OF white men who
never heard OF Nietzsche practically
agree with his philosophy.
That erratic genius and daring
thinker unblushtnJly maintained lit
as absolutely essential that there be
n class of laborers or slaves---his
third caste"--and was of the opinion
that such a class would exist upon
earth so long as the human race sur.
earth. It's condition, compared to the
of the ruling class, would vary but
slightly. he thought, with the pro
gress OF the years. AS a mans mast
cry of nature increased, the laborei
would find his task less and less pain
fu;, but he would always remain {
fixed distance behind those who ruleC
him.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-18

The following is the tallest corn
story reported from Kansas this sea-
son:
Most of the Kansas streets are
paved. grains of corn being used for
cobblestones, while the cobs are hol-
LEVIED out for sewer pipe. The husk,
when taken off whole and stood ON
end, makes a nice tent for the children
to play in. It sounds queer to hear
the feed man tell the driver to take
dozen grains Of horse feed over to
Jackson's livery stable. If 1t were not
for soft, deep soil here | don't see
how they would ever harvst the corn,
as the stalks would grow up as high
in the air as the Methodist church
steepe. However, when the ears get
too heavy, their weight presses the
stalk down in the ground on an aver
age of 80 feet, and thus brings the
ear near enough to the grounds to be
chopped with an AK"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-18
IDIOTIC CRITICISM

There appears to be some imitators
OF Aldrich who hold tnat the pro-
ducing interests have ali the right in
determining what the tariff schedules
shall be and that the great consum-
INN shall be given no voice in the
matter. They do not put their creed
in this language but in the final anal
ysis this is what it means. Some OF
these people publish newspapers and
keep up an idiotic fire on Dolliver
Lafollette, Cummins, Nelson, Bever-
idge and every Republican leader who
is standing up for an honest and equi-
table tariff. This Is the most unrea.
sonable performance that is now OBJ.
serable in cotemporaneous politics.
But it doesn't rise to the dignity oi
respectable, intelligent and sane crit.
icism. II has not a TACT or an ar.
gument to support IT, II is just idlo,
tic.