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The Washington herald., 1909-04-20

6rifith- his Eloosss1-. treasgrg= suG * oelci0
tzx collector * Pima Comfy ArlL as TIE parry
appe.les keseiD. fled ard entered On motion q
Mr. william C. Prsriiss in behalf q c0uEsel for
TIE srpellee.
No rs Is!do-e Meye7sou. petitioner. - Harry
Hart e a.. sc; petition fos q vTit q oe-tiorar
g Ire United sra-cs Circlit Court q Appeals tor
ths SecCud circuit submitted bT Ar T. {. McCsl-
mont = behalf q Mr. George Rysl for the peti-
to-ef and b Mr.. BENJAMIN y. Card0zo for the
respoute1ts
40 Sc MIshaeI DonoAoe. appellant - Il
Fas5 End SOlthWesi4-n RaiiroaA Company; rno.ioa
h dismiss O Nfnru submitted b. NJ A. B.
Browne. Mr.. AleKznde- Brittol. and Mr L Z
ElluEo0c fof tie zppees - support q the mosion-
No I5 Frank J. Logan e a., appellants vs
Fsmss' DEPOSIT National Bank q PittsbgIrg Pa
e AL motiJa - dismiss or sfsTm submitted b
aI1elioes II s1pporr q the motion and b. NE. T.
n. Eitcalg5 fu- Tie appellants n 0ppositioH
thereto.
No. 81. George ". Taouas. plaiutif in s7ror. -
STJth Side Elevated Company; argument cou.inued
~ Mr Cecl Page for TIE Gsfendan- ~ er7ar aud
co1cluded b sir. GeoTgs ". ThCmas pF5 s.
No. "a TIE Chesa1eaks and ONO Rziivay Con
pa1y e al plaintiffs n e-or. vs- 2 ". McDolzid
ass1cizisrzt0-. &c-s erEumcrf coumenced D. NJ.
= i. MurrhlnFtCn for The plaintiffs IN eTTOr. clu-
timed b Mr- Allan y. Cole foT NE dfendaat IL
s-Tu-. sd coocluded b 2-. Z I. WO-thinEtoa f0E
tie plaintiffs % crru-
~. e. S.. Paul. Minneapolis u2d Manitoba
RsiFsy Company * a.. plaintiffs in oETlr. IS The
SAFE C 2inrss1ta eI rei CITY q Minneapolis.
argument oozmenced ty NJ Ro11s G. Brown for
tae paszlas IL eTro- ard cT tirUod b. NJ. AIbeEt
I. Clarke and Nr. Fank Heaiy for the dcfendanr
n CTU.
Adournoz Until to-izy a. z O'Clock
Tas 6ay cal f1- Tlesi1J Aurl .. VII be IS
folis7s: Nos- ls2 las and lsH. IS. l3. l9. 10.
Il II IA, ard IL
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

ScUz7s slS-siabel Z. Evans 70 Ernsst IA Schmidt
AID GecTEs n Enmerich. % scene Gena2n-
Ans-sn Building Association. SL65o part orig
nal iot =
Square fse-Sancy z. T. Cox TO O. P. II Brown ard
Howard Boyd 70 sec1e George Q. TGibrTrtt
SiIe 70 CO months 5 pI cent, seni-anI1aily.
iot q
ERnghaul Place-Ceo-gs z. and Mar z. Butler 70
Richard z. Pairo and Theodore \. Gu. T., %
score Theoio-e y. Gin. $50. monthly pay
nents. s peT cent parts lot l.. block 4
Square szs-JoseTh II. Padg6tt T.. q u. 70
He1-T H. Bs7TRaH and George ". EsmneTich.
70 secure Mes-vTolis Buildins Association No.
s. SD ra- original lot 6
Mount Plcaaant-Sar1uel n Shuts 20 TIE Wash
inztnn Ioan and Tusc Company. 70 secure
Equitable Co-cperztiTe Building Association,
500 lots 4 and Is block 2
Square Iso-Ivia BarboSs % Jesse L Hesskel and
Bernard II Bridgst % secure Marv 2 Brlcgst,
NG5 years. per cent. scuisanuusilEs lot
First Addition 70 Manor Park-J. ". Shade e UK.
20 Harry r. Bsrch and William u. Terrell, 70
secure Paul SIenan. 25oo. TO IS months, S
uer cert lots D % .. SQUARE 20. AID l5ts
4 10 &C ard 10 square $40.
Scg7Tc 555-Elna s. MoGlto1 q TiT. H B.. 10
Isaac S. Iyun and J. y Saunders. 70 secure n.
z. Kohsr. SO ssar. per cent seniannually.
1t g.
Square sso-WHlam H. Payns % John J. Rhines
snc Lewis T. Nell. 70 secure Micaei 0. Dumas.
SlO. I 20 a rcEths. per cent, lot ss
IsherTood-Bianche IansCn % Wharton Z Lester
and Michaei J. '-oibert. 10 secTre J. CiaTsncs
Vrics, treasurer. Nasional Permanent Building
Association SIS. ard ysans per cent
semi-azn1zllys sots S 20 2. block & Sane 70
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court ofAppeaIn.


Present: TIE Chief Jus.ioe. NJ justice Rob5
ard 3fr. Jusioe Vsn Orssel.
AdUissi0l-James N Baok.
No ls&. United States ex ~ Tu7rI e a.. ~
Bsllingr, &c.i uaDiars STAYED until turther order
C motion of Nr. c. r. Asrnat. of c1s.nsel fo-
appels1ts
No LA johnson e Al IS Washington Loan
ard Trust Corrany; appeal 70 SgU-Une Court q
United States wthdrawu ard petition for reheari1g
submitted by Ar. A. 5 Wo-rAingtoz u counsel fc-
appellants
Nc. ~ O-isi1al. AdTisaIs ys. Diu e al psti-
ton fcT allowance q special appeal denied
No. p Patent Appeal Thonpsa Is. Smith
e al, reversed. Opinion oT 81r. Justice Orsiell
No. 80, Patent ApPeal In Te Application Of A.
thCr G. Eas,~ood: reversed to claims. one. Two,
Ead Eve. Opinion b Afr. justice Ro5b
No. Ee1 GUuUers e a. Bucks Stove ard
Rsnge Company arEz7ueut cCE1enocd by Alr. Alton
2 Pa-keT. foT appellants. and continued BY sir.
J. J. Dz-ingtou, for appellse.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
LEAGUE LOSES IT'S PRESIDENT.
Nat WOrIey Resigns as Leader of
Independence League.

Nat WOrIey Resigns as Leader Of
Independence League.
Al q meeting OF the board OF managers
OF the Independence League. held last
evening. the resignation OF N T WorIsy,
as president, was accepted. It was with
considerable regret that this action was
necessitated, as Mr. Worley has piloted
the league in a successful manner for the
past two seasons. and the loss OF his
services VIII be keenly felt
Several OF the teams n the Independence
League have players on their rosters who
have also signed 10 play with teams IN
the Marquette League. This led 10 & resO-
luton being drafted that men whose
names appear On the eligibility roles OF
teams in the Independence, would not be
allowed 20 register with the Marquette
League
Il is thought this restriction VIII pre-
vent the men from jumping from one
league 20 the ether on conflicting dates
OF teams IN either organization holding
the same player, and it is hoped that the
Marquette managers VIII take Ike ac-
ton. thus assuring the patrons OF the
clean game. with regular line-ups, and
preventing the forfeiture Of contests
The board Of Managers OF the Indepe1d-
encs League VIII meet at the residsr &c
OF c. T. Kraft, on Wednesday event z
next. 20 take Up the question Of electing
z new leader.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
CPORTING SIDELlGHTC
~ Rx BILL BAILEY. ~

Our Office boy has just buried his
fourth grandmother.
~old Pop" sarel, in charge Of the
Western Union wire at the press box
National Park, claims that he has seen
more baseball games than anybody else
in the world. Far be 1t from US to dis
pute him.
ANY team that beats Holy Cross in
Worcester before a Patriots Day crowd
as Georgetown did yesterday. Is playing
some ball. and don't you forget It.
Joe Canullon now vouchsafes the inside
info that Pitcher Wnherup is sick in
a Pittsburg hospital He couldn't have
picked out better town IN which 10 die
that is, Il he is going to die.
In Philadelphia last week Ira Thomas
catcher for the Athletics. accused Umpire
Tim Hurst OF missing a strike on Wee
Willie Keller We'll, I'll tell you how
L is. you big dub, replied Tim, "Wiilie's
eyeSight is better than mine, end any
time he doesn't swing at EN- I know it's
bail"
Il has now been definitely decided that
the Warwicks-V -Vigilants football game viii
be played on July or the Potomac River.
We viii not be quite sure that spring
has arrived until Tommy Rice comes out
IN his last years straw hat.
Friends Schoof came very near heating
Tech yesterday afternoon. This probably
causes Coach Hecox a lot Of worry. and
mayhap. q few sleepiess nights
The head peanut boy at National Park
needs a shave.
Why the score board man should num-
Der Dolly Gray ''Zs'' Is beyond US. We
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REAL EsTArE TRANsFERs.

fifteenth and G streets n0rthEest-VgiIliaE P
Nc(see Ct TX 20 Edward T. Lss4s, l7t 3
square 1913 so
Ess Capitol stTset, between Fourth sDd Fitta
Streets no-thEez-Aloysius r Echhogn e a.,
executors and TRUSTEES, 70 Mabel E Evans. part
orieinsl lot square SIS. E.so
PstEorrh-Luther A. Srartzsl % The Fsrst Method
Is. Episcvpal Csurch q PesEorth, part lot g.
block 8. 500.
Fourth street between Z snd st-ee.s southeast-
Oyrus spostsuocd e. ux 70 JosspA II Pacse.L
r. and Mary c. PadggtL pa-t original lot s
square 81. SO
FOur-and-s-faf sTset, between and 0 streets
southvest-Mary p. II. Kendall 70 Aloe Z.
schreyer, al interest II part original lot =,
square SO SO. Alice F ScargyeT % Emma
Thonso-dt, all interest IL sane iand. SIC
i700 Florida avenue uorthWest-Julz Bs CoEhlan
to Dyds Barbour. interest IN l0t 2 square
10, 81
Gran. Park-John P F. Write e ". 70 Henry
Day. lot 8. square 52i7. SO
T1gsSidc-Lester A. Stanley % Caroline j. Stanley.
pzrt Lot g, sgusre 8lS SO.
Georzes0En-Jessie L Mindeie5 e VIZ, FicOT, %
cugier Sroser part lot 90. square lEs, so
Isherwood-Wh1rtcn Z Lester and Alschael J.
CoIbcrt- trustees % Bla1che L1rSon. lots 20
3 ard s. block g. SIS.
Arthur L. Dieszich 20 Minnie II. DietricA- lot
z. SQUARE ssA and lct p square $50. SO.
II " street ro-1nwest-&srEzTct A. Mills e Tir.
Ha-fngtoa. 70 Jchn 7. Arms iot =, square ls2,
sc John T. Arms 70 Harrington NILS sane
land SO
ISL Txenty-sscond street northwsss-Bdmz1d Wad-
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dsn. =. e al trustees, % AHcs s. Kehoe
lot q ssuare 80. S75
street between Eightes1fh and Nineteenth streets
uorthwest--Chsrsss y. King e TX 70 juliet II.
Williams. lets IC and IS square Ts5. SIC
Roseisls AID IshsTrood-ChGr.ss = Williams & "
% Annie Z. NeTit- lot = square 545. SO.
Eighteenth ard streets ncr-hWes--Sams 70 same.
lots Is2 and - square los so
70 Virginia avenue and street nCrshwest-Juliet
". Williams e vir, Charles p. % Cls7snoe B.
Thompson lOt = and part lot C. square g. ard
pars l0t -. squaru i25e So
Emerson street ao-ths4st-YgiiEam II. Mcneil st TX
70 David r. Murdccz. z. lot s. SQUARE loSs. So
David 3, NuTiOcS. 7. . NelTs J. CasTeli. lot
S. square 109. SO
Frissos eourt-ClaIa B. King 70 Robert AIsn. lot
Is square - SO.
Cfeorretovn-5uliet " Williams p VI, Charles P,
% Jso5b A. Jones. paris i0ts =. q. and ..
square iIS3. ard par squsrs IE2 Sc.
Brizhtwoed PARK and West HoimeSd AaDo7-
Charles p Williams e TX 70 Jscob A Jo5es.
lots l and 2 block 3. BriEhtT0od Psrk. and
lots 8 l. ard 5, block Z, West Holneaa Manor
SIC
WoodRari's Lot snd Peters Nh sest-Abizzl c,
Newman e Tir. Charles R. 70 Horace K FGl-
Ton, pS-t. Sc
Thirteenth snd streets u0-tavsss--Nillism s
Perkins 70 Christian Heu1ch. Let z. square
81 Sc
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Equity Court No. 2
Circuit Court No. L.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

No. 4s772 Dc Bois IS wickersasn; tine to settle
tln Of ezceDcous extended Attorneys, Coidrs1 &
Fsnnias and ". II. LSEiI-AicKea3ey & Flanuey
No. 5s9S. Grfith IS. Baltimore AID Ohio Rail-
rad Company; on trial Attorneys, Leckia. Faltoa
& Cox-Hamilt0a. Colbert. Yer1es Hamilton
Assignments foz Aprl =;
No - slider v. De Ate5 et a. AttonsvS
Wolf & Rasenbere-Nontsgue Moriarity ShuSter.
No. 10 James " De Alley e. a. Attorneys,
sane.
No 2Sl Muliigan u Sane Attorneys, sane.
No. E5 GosszEs rs. Washington Railway and
Eectnc Company. Attorneys. Tucker & Kenyon
J. !. Darlington.
No. SO Gcrmley II Anacostls ard Potomac
Isilrcad Company Attorneys. J. Ned. CRrTtBgton
and 7. z. Pa;terson-C. A Douglas and 9. Z.
Hoover.
No E6 Bradfald rs. McDsmott Attorneys. A.
{. NeTmsyer and L. To5riner-W- E Ambrose.
No. 49, Tayior IS Heron e al Attorneys. "
Il. Linkius-C. E. EmfE ard " Z Ambrose
So. 10. Barnes IS Tile Guaranty aud Trust
ConpauV- Attorneys. J. A. Toomsy-Philip Walker.
Nc. i5s. Frey IS. Capital Traction Company. At
tornsyz, " r Beshan-R. r. PerT 5 son ard
G. I. Dunlop
No s. DAVIS y Anacos-ta and Potomac Raj
road Company Attorusys v. g. Gardner and Z
N Hopweii-J. J. Dz-lingtO--
No. -. Wellington rs Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
Marines arc Ready.

The -nited States Marines ara right
on the -Cb and are ready for al uni
formed teams who think they have a
chance. This week they have the fol-
lowing games:
Tuesday. Arrl 2o-BatteTy D, Fcrt 8IyeE-
WsdnesdzT. April z-Agnallture Department
White Lot
THURSDAY. Ap-H 2-CmEisSt0lsTS United States
Marine Co-ps Grounds.
satzrdET, ATrH 24-Southen Railway. United
States Marine Corps grounds
Sunday, April s5-B1eutEood. United States Ma
rins Corps Grounds
Al communications regarding games
should BE- addressed to c. E Williams.
secretary, P. o. Box S45.
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road Company. Aftorasys. Lambert q Yss-naE-
g. Z Hamilton
No 81 Miller aiuinistratoT. Is. S1ule- Alter
ness. = e Collins and Il. =. Clsrke-G. Z Han
iis-a-
No. lIa Winston rs ArLl1-on Fire Insur-nce
Cumparv Attorney. ID. l. Msckal-
No 81 Martin vs. Capital Traction Company.
Atto7ueJs. F. B. Rhcdss-R. Z. PerJ & Soa and
G. 7. DsnloD.
Nc SE johnson. executor, - Thonas- Alter
nevs ! A Hieka-I- Tobrlne-
No. ssSs. T1ckr Ts. Philadelphia. Bzl1mCTe and
Washington Ranroad Company. Attorneys, New
ayer ( Da7i6-1fcKenney & Flannery-
Circuit Court No. ?
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No 5oeA. Enameled Metals Company - Ran:
oa t-aaL Attorneys, reeke- & Ke-yoa-BEsnes7-
burg & Braudszb1rE-
Assignments for today
So. rs Sins n Wasainztoa Railway sud ElscN
TIC Company. AttCT1cJs. r. Z. DgEuiug Eld q.
4 Berry-J. J. Darlington
No 500 Morgan es baltimore ard Ohio Rsilrcad
Company Attorneys. + D. BlackiEone- Hamilton.
Co-beTt. Tcrkes & HEmlt1n-
Nc. lc-Harrison Wirs,on- At.o-1sTss Dan,
Peyser & ISyl0r-D. s AscksIl-
No. IL Winston IS. Harrison Attorneys, D >
M1&sl-DsE. Peyssr & IaElo--
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sane. 70 secr-s ssne So I ard yssr. pG
cen. sezni-aunsslly. l7t e. block s
Reservation D-Fr1nk Shcre g w 60 cz-fed A.
street. 10 ssSs-s Acsills BGrkliE. $50. aonths
per cent. lot 3.
Square l2ss-5aeob A. Jones 70 chs-leS D. iAsheE-
man end George 9. NcEzse. = securs Emily
s. Sfon-s. ss.oo5 years. psE cut. seni-
anuasllF, TzrE sgCsTe.
Pleasant Plains-HsrEy Wa-d1aan ard Tacnas Ro1ss
70 B. F7lnCs saul snd Walter Z Hiiton. %
ssrrs HarrT II Elis Sao0l. ysaz 81 peR
cert. ssnai-annuslly. icis Z . =. sgssTe Sol
ttVelEe trusts. $50 esca, ozs @ each lotl.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20

Probate Court.
JUsTTCE WRIGHT.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Es.ate q Hoard C. Val; caFeat 70 Eil Sled
Attorney. TbmDsol LAszey-
Estate q CaGries Krezi 07tE 20 SCI business
Attorney. J. 4. Mae6eL
In re EurnA J. Wahl. order appointing guardian; /;
bend. an Attnnsys. " .. C4upoel, Penne-
baker Czr1S JOaes
Estate Of Notisy J. Dutton; VII dated March
Is. gs. fled
Es.ats q Cha-les z Smith; petition fo- lsttss q
administration Attorney. = L johnson.
EsrSts q MsrE1ret Eberiy: order appointing
guardian ad HrEn. Attorney. r 2. Shssley-
Esste x Mzry Wright; cider fox Gi0Esncs. At
to-ney. = 5 Dubv-
Estate of Emily V MaSou; o-5s- % SCI securities.
Attorneys. Bs-Ty & MinO-.
Estate q Susan A. OrdEay; order granting ct
tsEs q administration: bond SO
Estate oS Milo X Adams o-ieT granting letters
q administration: bond SO Attorney " H
Wahley.
Es.ass Of Charles @. Mszds: Win dated Aprl 2
Iss. Hloz
Estate q NoueJ J. Durt1. petition for letters
tzstausutsry. Atto-ney E c Dutton-
Estate Of John HelIma1; EdsE rz-ifytng agTeo-
moE
Estate Ct Ma-y q. B. HGI; VII dated January 2.
ISIS, July ! 1907 ard February 8 E7l. and petition
f0- Istts tsstEneu:azy. Attorneys. J. r Hits, r..
Eststs Of William E. Etkrs: VII dated January
8. po. fled
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
washington and Lee Win.

SPECIAL 70 ne Washington Head.
Lexington. Va April 19.-In a game
replete with errors Washington and Lee
defeated the Charleston Couegians By the
close score OF 10 6. Chiffon. an old
Washington and Lee star. did the twirI-
ing for Charleston, and let the varsity
down with three hits. Score:
RI. E.
Charleston 40oOI0 0I0oS 9
Washington and Lee Q ! 0 e. 5 6
Battg1es-C hz-leston Chiffon ard Alsbaea; Wash
irgton ard Lee Love, Cvath1aey. aid Recteavsld
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
Prospects Nose Out Glen Echo.

S1ec-L 20 The WssainS17l Head
Rockville, Nd. April Is.-Ths Glen
Echo baseball team suffered defeat yes
terday afternoon On the home grounds at
the hands Of the Prospect Avenue team.
Of Georgetown. by q score Of 20 l.
At the end OF the ninth inning the score
was tie and Il required eleven innings
10 decide the contest Boswell and Ehr-
mantraut were the battery for Glen Echo,
and Hughes and O'Brien did excellent
work for the Georgetown team
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
FGuitv suit.

No. Gq6 Chsrles Z Rafferty, - Lancaster d,
Reritt et al: 10 dissolve pa-1resship. accounting
rsce;Fer. int1ucrion SC AttoDeys Sleman &
Lerch.
No. zssS. Mary C. Murphy e. a. rs. Anna Q.
Hesick e a. 4; partition Attorney, c. p Mcl5lue
No. 2ssSS. Pierre ]. Waller "a Ruth Walker e
ST. partition. Attoruexs Bzudenb1E & BTan6sn-
bur
No. 2ssa. Geo-ye II. Du-kop e al. X Ha-rist A.
Stewart et al; quiet tile. Att0Deys. Newton 4
Glletc.
No. 2SEa0 B T. Saul ~ Lit:ie Sisters q the
Poor e a. instruction to executor and truStee.
Atto-nsys + J. Darlington AID c. p. MeGius
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
DARK HORSE WINS MARATHON.
Henri Renoud, a French Canadian,
Wins at Boston.

Boston, April ls.-Henri Renaud. a
French Canadian mill weaver from
Nashua. n H. broke the tape IN the Bos-
ton Athletic Associations annual amateur
Marathon run this afternoon. IN easy
winner OF an event in which there weie
more than I'D starters Time, hours g
minutes IS 1-5 seconds
Henry Jensen. OF New York, was sec
ond and P. >. Grant. OF Brooklyn, was
third
Renaud was not regarded as danger
Gus" by the experts who expected 10 see
some Of the crack men from the vicinity
Of New York capture the classic event
The visitor said be did not expect 70
finish first. but made tho race on sched-
ule every foot Of the way. taking no no.
tice OF the pace OF other runners
Il Is estimated that 10000 people saw
the runners as they sped along the high
way leading into Boston
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
]. EARL WAGNER a LOSER.
Home Of Former Local Bali Club
Manager Gutted by Fire.


Philadelphia, April ia fire that
probably started from a lighted match
thrown from a window, damaged the up
per floors OF the residence Of J. Earl
Wagner. On the southeast corner OF For
ty-ffth and Spruce streets. this morn
ing, and threatened the lives Of Mrs.
Wagner. and her fourteen-months-old
daughter. Mary. who were asleep on the
second floor.
Mr. Wagner and his brother are well
known IL sporting circles, having owned
several baseball clubs in years past
While conducting q meat business in this
city, they backed the old Philadelphia
Brotherhood nine and later bought the
Athletics. Then they went TO Washing
ton and took Up the National League
team there. selling out when that league
cut down its membership from twelve 70
eight clubs, and eliminated Washington.
During their connection with the game
they made q specially Of selling and ex-
changing players
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20

New Haven, Conn, April 1s.-with forty
candidates out the spring football prac-
tice started st Yale Field to-day. Many
o. the veterans we're absent. owing 70
practice for other branches OF athletics
Capt Coy was with the squad for a
while. but later Joined the baseball squad
The work was punting. passing, and sall-
sn9 On the ball
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
Myrtle A. c. opens with victory.

In an interesting and well played game
On the Capital City League diamond the
Myrtle Athletic Club defeated the Car
nation Athletic Club. The Canation
Athletic Club would Ike TO arrange
games with some OF the sixteen-year-old
teams OF the District
The lineup OF the Carnation Athletic
Club IS as follows: Harper. pitcher;
Healy and Mackessy, catchers; Parkhill
shortstop; Lawler. first base; Dvyer. sec
ond base; Hart, left field; CO1noTs, third
base; Brosnan. right field; Russell, center
field
Address challenges 20 Leroy Parkhill
s. Myrtle street northeast
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
JEFFRIES TO TALK BUSINESS.
Urged to Return TO Ring, and Ia E
ne.ta5 n MAKE Announcement

Urged to Return TO Ring, and IL Ex-
pected to Make Announcement.
speciaI &c The washington Herald.
New York. April Is.-It was reported to-
day that James J. Jenries has practically
made up his mind 70 return 10 tie ring
for a fight with Johnson. and that he will
make an announcement 10 this effect
some time tomorrow. II was said that
William Morris. 10 whom Jefiries Is un-
der contract. has been urging the big
fellow 10 fight Johnson. and that the
latter's match with HetcheH has acted
as q spur.
Jeffr.es has taken OF much OF his super
fiuoUs flesh IN the last month, and now
weighs under go pounds. il IS said II
he agrees 10 meet johnson IN the ring L
Il VIII rot be until some time next winter.
after the negro has fought KetcheH at
Colma 81 October.
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Lawsuits.

No. 5lss2 Phoebe c. Souds7 EEzabeth kan
tenhe-T; appeal DefsldAnt's attorneys. Gittings 4
ChauL5Tiin.
No 556 he Liquor Dealsrs Supply Company
Ts. AdolVaine Reuter-; note and acoount A.lo-sl.
Attorney. I. =. DAVID.
Nc sIssa Samuel Ro5oin e. al s. Masric
Temple Association et a.; damages Se,eoo AZ
torneys Balss1 & SiddOlS
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ANNOUNCE DATES FOR SEASON.
HysttsviIIe Team of the Suburban
League Opens with Brentwood

LeaEue Opens with Brentwood
SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Hysttsville, April 1s.-The playing sea
son n Prince George County Suburban
Baseball League viii open May l. when
the Hyattsviile club viii play at Brent
wood The following Is the locals sched-
ule: At home-AIay 3. Brentwood; May
p Riverdale: May 2. Berwyn; June ?,
Langdon. June 8. Brentwood: June IS,
Riverdale; June 25, Berwyn; July :. Lang
don; July Il Brentwood; July q. River
dale; July 81, Berwyn: August II. Lang
don AbrOad-May I. at Brentwood; May
s. Riverdale; May 26, Berwyni May q,
L.sngdOn; June 3, Brentwood; June Z.
Riverdale. June 81. Berwyn. July s. Lang
don: July 10. Brentwood: July L. River
dale; August 1. Berwyn; August Z, Lang
don.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
PUBLIC NvITED 10 ATTEND.
Capital City League Magnates De-
eide on Innovation.

eide on Innovation.
At q meeting OF the Capital City
League. held IN the Offices OF its presi-
dent. James O'shea, Il was decided that
the league would invite the public 10 be
its guests during the opening week or
the season. and that the gates and
grounds would be thrown open 10 all, SO
tie public may see the improvements
made for The coming season
Arrangements have been made 20 fiy
q large American flag near the gate 70
the park each day when 9 game IS being
played. the flag 20 be hoisted as soon as
the game starts and lowered at the end
OF the game. Al games VIII be started
az 5I5 p. m
Il is hoped that some Official Of the Dis
trict win open the season by throwing
out the first bah.
The season. opens May 3 with St.
Stephens and BroOkland
The next meeting OF the league VIII be
held il the Office OF the president, AZ
Fifth stree; northwest, Wednesday even
ing at 7.s0.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
Hamptons Are Rsaav.

The Hamptons have organized for the
season. and would Ike to hear from al
teams averaging twelve years. The lineup
follows: Game, pitcher; Cusack, pitcher;
Douglas, first base and pitcher: Lock
wood. shortstOp; Juenemsnn, second base:
Rsunel. third base; Tirawel, Hu-d. and
Harrison, outaelders.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
Equity Court No. L.
IUFTICE BARNARD


No Es3lS sehieE - FoesisT et a.; odsr ap-
pointing gss7iiaa e Etel1- AtBG1sJa. @ h Ban
mans-J \. saunders
No. zI0 Robszso1 IA HsTUtt e Al order 70
comply with terms O. sale AetoDsys-Rslstc3 x
Siddo,s-P. :. Ryan.
No 2SzIS Perm - Perm: sale ra1iasd- After
Dsys-R- r Pe-ry & Son
No. Es76 F1etcaer vs. Flstchs e al order
arpofoting guardian sd lten and order dtscontinu-
VI. J. IAmbE1
No z7S In rs Peopis's Ffre Inz1rsucs Con-
Fa1y; receivers authorized TO sell Attorney. B. T.
Leighton
No. 2Sa Hednck rs. Hst8ck ct al rsss-encs
% examiner. Attorneys G. F. Havell-W. W.
BRIDE
No 8gs Rafferty, - Heuftt e. al; o7aer sp-
pointing reoeiveT. bond S.oo0 Aa~neys-Semaa
q Le-ch-
Assignments fo- to-day:
10. ~. HudInan vs. 8ie1sns1. Att0rneys D.
W. ODonOshue-Philip walker.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No &8B. King IS Harrington e. al; order
appointing receivers: bond. 5000 Attorneys, Gran
cal Macksy-DazT Psysz & Taylor
No. z5sS Collins vs.. Couish st al. leave
gzntsd 70 take additional testimony. At;o-nsy.
Z A. Jones.
No. zs4s Harney vs Berry ct a; sane. At
tTney. = = Jones.
No. Ess- Swan IS Swan ct a.: absolute divorce
granted. Attorneys. P. ". Fris5y-S D. Tr7litt
oO1funed- AttGneJs. SienGn & Lerch-Bzrnz-d &
Johnson E L, Schmidt, E. T. O4Iicday, and ".
<. Anb-ose-
Assignment for to-day:
No. S5S5. In Re Publishes Charing Conpany.
Assorzeys, Dan PeJser & Taylor