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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-17

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 1e-Between
$50 and 900 people were burned to
aonth and many were injured In a Gre
uhlch destroyed the Flores Theatre In
s city Of Acapulco sunday night. The
news Of the disaster reached this
nlsal MS afternoon. telegraphic
mmunlcation with Acapulco having
been destroyed owing to the fact that
he telegraph Office adjoining the thea
|re vas burned and All wires put out
of commlssion.
TIE noor Of me theatre was a wood
81 aflair and Sunday night over 1000
peoplo crowded into Il 20 witness a
special performance. given in honor
~ Gov. Damlan Flores Of the State
~ Guerrero. who was visiting the port
af that time.
Many Are Roasted Alive.
one Of ths-numbers Of the pro
gram consisted % q series Of moving
pictures. While the operator was ex-
Albifing these q Aim caught ere ana
hlaae vas quickly communicated to
some bunting. which had beeA used
Ecr decorative purposes. In an In
credible short time the famea spread
is al parts Of the structure There
we're bat three narrow exits and the
panic strickon audience rushed 10
these. many falling and being crushed
Is death. their bodies CHOKING the way
AZ escape 20 the others-.
The screams Of those Imprisoned
we're terrifying and heart<endlng
owing 10 the rapidity with which the
mr. spread and 10 Is intense heat Il
was lmpossible 70 attempt rescue
work and those Imprisoned we're liter.
ally roasted alive. as the ere burned
vim little smoke. and few were suf-
l3caied.
Bodies Bsyond Reconsideration.
ne efforts o. the IRE department
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-17

House chamber IN the presence Of
both houses OF the Legislature. with
Gov Carroll presiding Mr. Bryan
spoke for an hour In eulogy OF Gen
Weaver, with whom he had been as
ISOLATED for twenty years. Gen.
Weaver Was present as the guest OF
honor OF the occasion.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-17
NEARLY 800 BURNED
IN MEXICAN THEATRE
Tragic Ending Of Gala Performance Americans Are
Among Those Who Lost Lives.

were confined to the attempt to save
adjoining buildings and they succeed
ed so that the property loss was small
The telegraph Office. pOstOffice and
customs house we're damaged, but all
OF the government records and regis
tered mail was saved.
Yesterday pitiful scenes Of grief
we're being enacted IN the streets Of
the little West Coast port. Men. wo-
men and children are wandering from
place TO place. hunting for relatives
ana friends. Many Of the dead are
from the FIRST families Of the State,
the affair at the theatre being a so
cial event Of considerable Importance,
and calling out the wealthiest and old
est families for miles around. In
some instances entire families were
wiped out Of existence.
The municipal authorities caused
large trenches 20 be dug. and into
these the remains Of the dead were
laid. According TO the kilograms re-
ceived from there recognition Of any
Of the dead has been an impOssibility
owing 10 the fact that the bodies were
burned in most cases to a crisp.
Americans Are Victims.
kilograms TO the American consul
az Acapulco by the Associated Press
asking for the names Of the American
dead. have as yet not been replied TO.
Acapulco. on the West Coast Of the
State Of Guerrero. Is one OF three i'm
portant ports Of the Pacific Coast Of
Mexico. Nearly all Of the steamship
lines make Il a port Of call. and the
harbOr Is said TO be the best in
Mexico.
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THE HOUSE REMOVES
BARRIER TO KNOX
REDUCES SALARY or THE sEcRE-
TARV or STATE.
To Old Figures So That Pennsyl-
Vania Senator May Serve as q
Member Of Tafrs Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-By a vote
Of ia 10 III the House yesterday
passed the bill removing the bar to
Senator Knox's eligibility for the Of
fee OF Secretary OF State. This was
the second vote of the day on this
measure. and the two were separated
only about two hours time. The first
vote was taken on the bin under gen
eral order for the suspension OF the
rules, and under that order. according
to the standing rules Of the house a
bill must receive a twO-thirds major
ity to insure it's passage. The first
vote stood l79 to 123. the majority
thus falling considerably below the
two-thirds requirement.
Immediately after this result was
announced the House Committee on
Rules held a meeting, which resulted
IN Mr.. DalzelIs bringing In a rule max
ing Il I'm order for the House 20 again
take up the bin and act upon u Under
conditions which should require only
majority vote 10 pass Il.
The opponents OF the measure did
not cease their antagonism. which on
the previous consideration had
brought out a number Of sharp criti-
cisms, but Immediately demanded a
roll call on the previous question on
the adoption Of the rule. This call
consumed twenty-five minutes, and az
ter the rule had been adopted the de-
bate was resumed.
Mr.. Olmstead (Pennsylvania) con-
tended that the bill does not accOmp-
lish. an evasion Of the constitution.
Among several other precedents Mr.
olmstead cited the case Of Senator
Morrill, Of Vermont. who was appoint
ed Secretary OF the Treasury.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-17

A.. l.. Craig, who has been ',''' -.
Gainesville for the past se'eral -
ters and who has become very - -,
ably impressed with the city. !, -,
building a large two-story ~
house on his lot IN East Dail' ,n \
The building when completed W -
a handsome structure and will al-
the looks Of a fast growing 'ee'''D
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a plea for the passage Of the BIN
That such a bill had not been passed
before. said he. was a matter which
stood as a shame against the record
Of Congress.
There were cries Of Vote" Vote"
but the ballot was not taken until
Representatives Stanley. Kentucky
Caulder. Mississippi; Cole. Ohio ana
Sulzer, New York, had eulOgized Dele
gates Smith and Andrews and predieF
ed their early return 20 Congress
Keep your eye on the want A1..
There may be something adveru'ea
which a of interest 10 you.
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Americans Are Victims.

Want advertising is q force which
you can harness. and with which you
can drive your plans aud purposes
90 any desired destinatifS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-17

Secure q tenant for that vacant
room through q classified "a. IN
The Sun.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-17
strongly Opposed.

In the opinion Of Mr.. Williams mis-
sissiDpD. who opposed the bill. that
was the only reputable authority al
luded to- Senator Morrill, he said. had
been confirmed through Senatorial
courtesy which. he said. "Overrides
all bars, constitutional and otherwise. +"
The bin, he declared. was "a clear.
plain. palpable, obvious and mani
fest case Of a direct and expressed
constitutional inhibition"
Mr.. Clark (AlissOurD for the sec
ond time during the day. took the
floor In opposition to the bill and said
that Congress was making itself the
laughing stock OF every intelligent
man on the face Of Gods green earth"
He referred 20 a famous expression
by the late Tim Campbell OF New
York. who had asked what's the
constitution between friends?" and
said that II the bill under discussion
should pass Mr.. Campbell would stand
Justified as a constitutional lawyer.
I'm adding his voice against the bill.
Mr.. Caulheld (MissOurD declared that
II was a case OF constitutional jug
glery or legislative fayOrtism.
The debate was brought 90 a close
By DeArmond (MissouriD. who argued
for the passage OF the bin.
On a yea and nay vote the bin was
passed. i73 90 NJ.
The bin passed by the House rs the
one which had been previously passed
By the senate. IL was not amended
and Il will not therefore be neces.
sary for IL 20 go TO conference. The
measure requires only the signature
Of the President 20 make h a law.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-17

Subscribe for The sun and help -
lady friend win the ane plano Il
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coLoREO VOTERS, ATTENTION.

sons Hall Tonight.
The negroes will have a rousing
political meeting az JohnsOn's hall
tonight az 1880 o'clock for the purpose
OF forming an organization among the
oolored people for the coming munici.
pal election
8 b. Willis. one OF the leaders
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-17
What Was Transporting
in Gainesville in 1876

Gainesville Times Aug. TO- 1875. NJ Hampton, Edi'0r)
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-17

The Sun ONCE for calling cards.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-17

The States early witnesses will be
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Qualified.


so they elected smith for the new col
IeEe president. Gid they2
Yes tie board OF regents thought that
he was The best man for the place
Hes never written 3 textbook. has
hee'
No. never heard SO"
And never been an ambassador 20 a
foreign coantry. has he?"
IT don't believe So
HAS he ever made any important dis
coveries in Sciencs
None that any one ever heard Of
rs he especially strong as an instruct
or in anything?
NO: from what they tell me. he's noc
much good in a pedagogical way
And he's not q great disciplinarian
nor an expert at administration?
wei. then. how in the world did he
ever set the college presidency? What
had he ever done?
1T wasn't because 81 what he had
done. il was for what he hadn't done"
Well then. what hadn't he done that
was so sreste~
He'd never knocked football.
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PROPOSALS.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, UNITED
States Washington. y. C.-Aan letting notice 70
coutrsctors-Sesled proposals VIII be received Al
the Office o. the postmaster of the House n Rerre
sentatives until twelve ~ O'Clock noon on April.
= lcs. for carving all uaiis and uaaisbIe natter
q the House o. Representatives 20 and from the
CITY Post-ofice. and 20 and from the respective
residences q the usembcrs Of the House az Reuse-
seiltarves. and FOR such other services connected
with handling the House mails ss may be required
~ the postmaster during the fiscal year ending
June %. 1910. No bid proposal VIII be considered
unless accompanied with thu names q two OF mo7e
reliable persons for reference 20 character and
financial responsibility Of such bidder. The post-
master reserves the night 70 reect any ~ AL bids
FuH particulars and information viii b. furnished
upon application TO the postmaster n the House 81
Representatives. All bids should be marked on the
backs of the ENVELOPES. Proposals FOR carving the
Housc mails. and addressed 20 SAMUEL A Ian
GUN. Pcstmas;eT, House Of Representatives
ar5I2l9B
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OFFICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
Washington. u. g.. Arnl TO- I9l9--Scaled vvo-
posals, in duplicate wiz be received here until
D. No.. NAY &C. 1919 for furnishing during yca-
ending June 50. 1910: Class /. florists Supplies
Class 2 flower POTS class 2. PAINTS oils. glass. &c
Class 4. hardware; Class 8 agricultural Supplements
&C, Cas- G. use Of teams for haalng Plants; Class
7. iron pipe and plumbers supplies. cas- 5 sta
tiOnCy- Class 9. manure and fertilizers: Cas- To-
sand and gravel Class Il. ICE. Class T. lime. c.
ment felt, &c.; Class =. sod Class a. fuel: GAS
Is. lumber. separate proposals for each class de-
sired. Information can be Obtained here. SPENCER
COSBY. Col aplZ Is. a l5.uy.s
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CHESAPEAKE & Ohio RAILWAY.

AOIH-IUol-1ea ol-y y -0I1rm-Ill-. ard 90
guaranteed.
80 p Nc a. LIMITED. UaHv-Fast res
noueo uain- pullman sleefers r. Lexington f1Tis
We Cineinnsh lreian7rrlis Chl-1ro. and S.
LOris Parior car for Virgins Hot Strings rrrf-
days Pullman car Loulssile 90 Memphis and SeE
Orleans Dining cars . % carte serrice
ul9 p M.-F. r. Y LIMITED Daifv-ScIId
Tes-ihlle train- PuilmaG scerers 70 Cincinnati
Lexington. and Louisville. Compartment slcerins
car % Virginia Hot SrrinFs vefk DAYS Dining cars
"a carte service. Pullman se-rcrs Cincinnati 70
Cticaco ard ~ LCris. sud Lc1isTile % MempEis
Nashsilc- ard Nsw Orleans.
Chesaueakc ard Ohio Oaacrs 5B Pennsylrania
sveuue; 10 srrsc;. snd Ner Union s-atio1 Tel
eLlone Main I0ss ~ 22s fcr tcksts h7-r7re checks
reservation and Taxicab
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INSURANCE.
Pigeon with a War Record.

Pigeon with War Record.
Frrn Tie C5i=vo THtune
The following is a true and sInguIa-Iv
remarkable story % pigeon captured
by Mr Tinker. a tcamster OF the Forty
second New York Volunteers. while the
regiment was encamped al Kaiorsma
Heights. Va. Ar Tinker made a pet OF
HIM and kept him Ia camp until they
started for PooIesvHle. Strange % say.
The pigeon followed on with the train. oc-
casionslly flying away AZ a great As
lance. but always returning. and wnen
weary would alight on some wagon or
the train AT night he was sure 20 come
home, and. watching his opportunity.
would select a position and quietly 60 10
roost in Tinker's wagon
Many Of The men In the regiment took
a fancy 10 him and he soon became a
general fsvorite. From PoolesvfIle he
followed 10 Washington, and down 20
the dock, where Tinker took him on
hoard the steamer 50 he went 10 Fort
Monroe. thence 20 Yorkton. where he was
accustomed 20 make flights over and be-
ycnd the enemy's works but was always
sure 10 return az evening 10 roost and re-
he went all through the peninsuIar cam
paign. afterward 10 Anuet2m and Har-
pers Ferry. Witnessing all the battles
fought by his regiment
By this tine he had gained so much
favor that friend offered s. 10 purchase
him, but Tinker would not sell him at
any price. and soon sent him home rs
present 20 some friend. IL might be in
te-esting 10 trace the future movements
OF this remarkable specimen 81 the feath-
cred tribe but none viii doubt his In
stinctive loyalty and attachment TO the
old Tammany regiment.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE n EFFEC-T JANUARY y. Iss.
Lave Wae1-Urrr1 Nor T-rfrn station
so =. n Dsiiv-AD rcf1ts ~ No-foIt ard Wee
ern- also hucKrille. chattanooga. and AIer-rhis
DO r. Tn.-DafT-Roan~tr Bristol Wirs'au
salem. krovville Chatta-orz1 Na=hriur AIemrhfs
Nsr o~le7rs Through Sleere- Di-irg cars
FcT No-fCit-Tearr Washfnr-o7 - r. e.fr
lli5 a. m daiiv frr-rrt Sunday. Arrive No-soIk
u - q. M. ard 80 r m
80 p. m--naIy -Be-rvriIie Lr-av. sheusrdoaa
Trains from the Southwest arrive 80 a. a. ard
loc9 r ~,
All inforusfion Fourteenth street ard New Yo-s
aTenuc fR-ud EnrdirzI
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BALTIMORE & oHTO PATTPoAn


LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
- ROYAL Blue LINZ.
- Eh1 OTHER HOUR On IHE ODD HOUR
- I'D PHILADELPHIA AND NV YORK
Mn TERMINAL I'D STREET NEW YORK.
J 20 a. m DileT. Pullman pariC-
" a9 a. M. Observation paFior. fire-hotr frsla
sssH a. n Diner and Pullman PaTlcr Car
Ilis ~ a. M Diner and Pullman ParlOr Car
u D p. H. Diner and Prlluau i'arl0r Car.
$50 2. 70. -Bogai Limited. AL Pullman. 5hotr
= - ,. M. Goscnes 70 Phiiadeiuaia
y ~ D. n Diner and Pelham Pariur.
e79 :. 10. Coaches 20 Phiadllrhn
-lZ-l5 night Sleerers 70 New YORK
80 q. n. Slccpers 20 fhilzdelrlIia & NeU YORK
80 p. n.
EfEE1 HOUR On THE HOUR"
Week DAYS. 20 a. m 90 D 70 D. NJ
80 f51a 80. 80 80 SD SD 80
20. 1000 sll00 m. -leao noon fl2a5 = gg
rs. 20. 80 fs13 g1a ad0 -s.f5 SO f5,os
80 so SO 20. $50. go. 40. -l5S5.
CHICAGO. 80 SO n hi
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS AND LOUISVILLE.
80 =: n. y o. M. -l2-i9 nigh
~ tISBtkG. $40 g. n. ~ Sd p n. -l2@9
tOLTMRTS sea p M
WHEELING go a. m So q
MiNt LESTER. 40 q n. ffG5. SIC 2. n.
RE1skiCk. go. $40. s9l5 g. n. SD. $50.
HAGERSTOWN. $40 - n so p n
"a. A,5NNAfe.Is = -s. SO fl2a5 noon. f53. s3a3.
DAILY. fIxcent s1nday. Ssundsy onlv.
IELEFH0NES AZ al the following Ticket o.
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80. l1lr zi.- NV Triton Stsficn- ilrsat Delce-
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Y. B.-FonoWirg Ecaedule errrs r1blis5ed oniy
as informative. aud arr not guaranteed
Fer Atlanta. Birminghsm Mobile. New Orleans
Asheville- ChsttanCosa. Memphis. 9 a r.. ard i1si
? N daily. Dining cars
For Roan0Ee- kncxriIle Chattanooea. Memphis
New Orleans. 1919 D. N. daily Dirirg cars-
Per Columbla- Challeston Augusta AIKEN Sarau-
nah JacksCuyilie and Florida points 40 ? ID
daily. Di1iug CIR sCrvice.
TCuris- cars fo- CalifCruia ~ weekly 40 q n.
Loczl foT HaTis1ulVrg 80 re-. daily SIS o. M
week csg=; for Dsnvlle. 80 a. m daily. and fa1
ChsrlCttcsIIl'e. 30 q. m. ard s5 3. n daily.
Frequent t-ains % aud frcr BlremCrf-
l. = BROWN. General AEeut.
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Too Late Vow

From the Dernrcratic Telegram.
Mother hope you are nice % that
Young man who has been calling. dear.
Daughter-I don't have 20 be now. man
ma. for he's in love with me.
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DAILY COURTRECORD.
Saturday, April 10, 1909
DISTRICT COURTS.


Assssnmcuts for ArrE e laae-
No. 1901 Miuniz Company vs. Smith & Prs.
Attorneys 2. B. Rhodes ard Wilson Barksdals-
H. " Wheatiey
No Issf- Ockstadt Vs. Beales- Au0Ensys. PAD
grit & F0rrCst-I. TOhTiner-
No. 1895 United States rs. MasozA Attorneys.
D. ". Baker and j. e. Adkins
No 1886 ROote IS Rode. &c, e A. Ato-nsy,
" J. Neale.
No. les6 Pas IS. Districr G. Columbia Attor-
neys. e. G.. Gsrtman-E. H. Thomas sad T. H.
Stcpncns
No rao. Camp vs.. Boyd et al Attorzzy. ". E.
Aubruse.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
REINFORCED CONCRETE

III ID : IL[DL-NND-
Il IS the only ABSOLUTELY FTREPR0OF ma
tcrlal as demonstrated IN the Baltimore san
francisco. and Chelsea fires B. the use Of Schub's
new system q
METAL MOLDS
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF buildings can Re sold
at FEme Prices. with double the usual builder
profit
company Is now beng organized. and with the
OVERWHELMING ADVANTAGE orer all con-
Dcitors they VII b able 10 coutrol the binding -
dnstry oi the District q Columbia. Few more
brcad-gaHge. progressive ard capable business men
are wanted 10 join the enterprise. Suhscnptors To-
stock VIII he received II this ofce from % a. N 10
: p no.
For further particulars. address OF call on
". :. HANCOCK
ISIS 81. NV, Roon p
Phone NJ siil. ap7-tf.m.w.f'
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Equity Court No. 2.
HrrGrrrrE- Vr-urr~u~

Assignments fcr April =.
-. 5s. ToUse- r. Never Attorneys. Daring
ton Gizssie
Sc. so snith e. a. IS Msysr e Al. Attorneys.
D1r.irgren & tiisssie.
Ne. So Brennan vs. o-Brlen Aeoue7s. Cossi
sal q Wlis1r
Nc. SIS King Us. Harrington Ct a. Attorney.
L. A. Balley.
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ltEIltE EAkNAhD-
Assignments for April T. Uos-
No - Barrley vs.. Buchig1sli. Attorneys.
Ralston a. siddons-Abert e. Clcnnan-
Nc ST. Mslgney " Msloney. Att0rneys. Dor
sidson- Hover
No SO. Walmsley S. Walmsey e al Attor-
neys. H1oEer-Wii-on & Bsrssdaie
Ne 50 OEsraolt - Matthews Attoneys,
fsn-ar-keiq-rin
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NON.MEDIcAL HEALING.

OUR .NON-siEDIcAL HEALING BY EYFoRCED
CIRCULATION Che Vacuum TreztmenD cures
those ailments Of the spine. nerTes digestive uni
nary and generative organs that rob life OF all Of
lu pleasure and leave you helpless and hopeless
tnTahd- Il cures you after all others fail.
CONSULTATION FREE
PROF. r. y. D. PARKER.
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Hours; 10 70 G. Sundays 10 70 l
Phone NJ. zll2 Iadv As-iS.,n.
apStf sANATORIUM ACCOMMODATIONS.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-sUNDAY. BETWEEN 6 AND 2 P NJ.
probably on I between 18th and 18Th sts. a pair
~ Ccid-Washed lCrgnettCs marked NJ o. B. with
chain attached. Finder please return same 20
APARTMENT - Dupont. ard receive reward
LOsT-GOLD CHASED BRACELET SET WITH
diamonds and nibies engraved on inside. Liberal
reward II returned 10 2f5l 18th 8. lG
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NJ. 55$ TIE r. I Lawrence Co rs z WI
ian Lluer-cE. accent. S5-Ls-- Ar-o-le-. e r.
Burton.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

EXPERT DEVELOPING AND PRINTING AT
lowest prices; commercial and amateur work So
ncited- NATIONAL PHoIJ. CO.. 81 uth st. NV
Rhcne N. 40. III
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4L@tALE -sAI E0ED-
No OF Hfsi'ner-ieT w. Na7in. adnainis-7ators
.loti-r fer ncr trai orrr-led and Hdsnent On
rcrlic-. AttorucTs j. 4. Bailc p g. D1tou-
So s9E- Arlington Brcsinz C0mran- rs. Stor--
street, notion for UeE tri1l fled As;arne-s l. A.
EailQ-L. Totriner
-. 5.-s, collar IS. Greer. zane. Auones
e. LlrEu and Chaplin Br1Hn-L. A. Bsiey.
30. sSsL Berry a. Whitmore C. S. Adams
EErfe7s ClHraHr. sane AttomeTs. z S. 1icCal-
moui-s. T.. Thomas.
N. ia5- Cem-e-irut General Life Inzaaues
trui1rF FS Mn--e O. ais biu - crceu-i-rs
s-ioi aad iigii tile 90 Gle transcript q, rec1-d
cztendsd
ASSIGNMENT Tor AT-I u.
n '1 Gosass IS waslias'aa Railway ard
Electric C0mpa1I. Arr0roTs Tucker & Ee--or-
a. a. Douglas and e. T. Hoover
No 81 fslrr Vs Capital Traction Co-par-. A.
te-IlEs II \ Eiclarls1n-E. r. PeTry a Son and
~. T. Iu1lcr
No - Grisfh vs. Ba-imo-s zud Ohio Railroad
I.'Hlrar-- Atiomess- Le-sie. Fulton 4 Coz-G- =
Hamilton.
NJ. - Comic IS. A. &P. r. Il. "a. A-te--
r-gs J. Ned Cariu1tCn ard T. T. Ps--crso1-
a. A. i'--slas ana g. D.. Hoover.
SO - Grmu IS. Wardman. Ator.eys. Z. L.
Glrs--B gutenberg d BrzuieIl,r-
No - Brea.e- vs. McIl--ro-f. Attou--s
A. l. SevmeZer and T. Tobrner-yF- p Aut-oze-
No. f5s5- Tsll1r IS Heron % aL Attorneys -.
n. LirsIns-c. f. EuiE ard b. p Ambrose
So 80 bsues rs. Title Guaranty and T---t
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