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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-14
aslippsr Alum T.a.-

The sidewalk stand, soap box. was
Uttered with rolls OF brown bark, to-
bacco twists and wIthered switches
tied with Irvine. The proprietor, a
brown and shriveled old .colored wO-
man, sat on another box A passing
woman fingered to ask the old aunty
the meaning OF her wares.
Desc t'bacca twisses is for mO6s,
an de red oak bark Is good for cuta,
an de slipper alum chips il a cura
for ole maids"
"You ought to. make q fortune out Of
that, aunty. How does It work.
Huh. huh. chile, das as easy as Q
possum clim'in' a tree. You see, ole
maid ladies Is most In ginral lean an
lonesome loOkin, an slipper alum tea
makes 'em fat. When deg gets fst
dey gets chipperish, an sOme genmuE
gwine come along an take a 'miration
to 'em unless dey takes to drinkin' de
tea too Iate-huh. huh!"-NeW Yorh
poGt
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-14


4 little dubious as TO the exact
shade Of aignifcance, but certainly al
lurtng % the ear. 4 ''pangWanxia." II
expresses-well, what does Il expressf
"a cheeKiness under minor discom-
forts humorous optimism under
small misaoTtunas, thoagh indeaa these
seem dignihed definitions for 20 In
formal q word Il tunt pangwangled
home IN the rain" says q friend Of
mine, and know he got there drench-
ed, but good tempered. I've went
pangwangling on 70 the thaater last
night" says my nearest naaghbor. and
/ feel pretty certain they had been blue
over something and felt the need Of
some small gayety. Il would DO as an
good II we pangwaneied q bit more. I
think.
A very meaning word h the south
egneE's ''honing." NY, honey, rva tuak
been honing TO see your It Il not 20
stilted as 1--we been longing,s and e
is much more emphatic than sTve been
wanting" It's a warm, aMectionate,
intimate word honins. Let me pnt 4
into the addendum, well toward the
front, for.I love the sound OF Il.
These words are not slang. They are
not exactly-as one high brow friend
informed mellow coIloQuiAllams. =
They have a place in language, ana
they add considerably to its color
Atlantic.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-14
Al outaida Naaatnrlnn.

III you are not an outside vegeta.
rian you are not really q vegetarian at
all" The speaker was a member Of
Philadelphia's little vegetarian church
uptown. An odd figure in his gray
health shirt, gray ventilated suit, gray
knit gloves. gray aerated hat, gray
cloth boots. he continued: "An inside
vegetarian Is one who puts I'm his inte-
rior nothing that has been procured by
the slaughter OF animals An outside
vegetarian puts on his exterior moth
ing that has been procured by the
slaughter Of animals.
See my gloyes-vegetable gloves Of
cotton, not made OF the skins Of muir
dered kids. See my boots-woven,
owing nothing to some poor murdered
calf. Fee my buttons-wOoden, not
made Of grisly bones. Inside and out
side" no the quaint faddist concluded.
Il am a vegetarian. and inside and
outside ! get along without the murdeE
OF any creature-fish. flesh or fowl.
There are many like me."-New York
Press.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-14

Never let it be your boast that you
can dress In ave minutes. my dear girl
No woman who has any respect for
her appearance or her clothes VIII at
tempt TO dress In even double that
dine. Il Is as true in dressing as In
anything else that where there = the
more haste there b the less speed. II
Is particularly trying for woman 70
dress In 3 hurry. She gets Hurried.
and m her attempt to fastan her brooch
the min sticks into her finger. She gets
cross over this. and then everything
aOes wrong. Buttons come on shoes
a laces break. gloves and ven are not
40 be found until boxes and draWefs
hare been turned upside down, and
than the missing articles have been
foaad On the dressing table When
she does at last get ready she = con-
aeious q appearing ct her WOES
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-14
IIsw Ilsary Irviaa lgana.d 3 81.

Hes HeaFy Irving wantsd 70 ESis.
what have ! got ont Of itYv said
Henry, Btroklng hls chin and smiling
slightly. "Let me see. Wei. q good
cigar. a good glass OF wine. good
friends Here he kissed ing hand
with courtesy. Always be was 90
eourteous-always his actions. IKE
this little one Of kissing my band. were
20 beautifully timed. They came just
before the spoken words and gave
them peculiar value.
THAT'S not a bad summing up Of II
an said. And the end-h0w would
you Ike that 70 Conner
How would l like thaf 70 conner
He repeated my question lightly. yet
meditatively too. Thsn BE wss client
for some thirty seconds before be snap.
ped bis fingers-the action again be.
fore the words.
Like thatF' Ellen Terry IN Me.
Cures Magazine.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-14
hia consan.

The Able Pradt. a rushlight Of Ma
pOleon's time, was q most coneeited
man. The Duke OF Wellington met him
in Paris at dinner given In honor Of
himself. The able made q long era
ton, chiefly on the state OF political
affairs. and concluded with the words.
I'VE owe the salvation Of Europe to
one man alone" Before he gave me
time to blush" said the duke. ''he put
bis hand on his heart and continued.
TO meg"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-14

Speaking OF the ark" be said. II
saw a little boy at play with his
Noah's ark the other day. I watched
him put aboard aIl the people. all the
painted animals. and then l saw him
place carefully In q sheltered spot two
tiny spIinters Of wood.
"'What are they, my sonT asked.
Them's microbea,' said he.
1T had never occurred 70 me before,
but there must OF course have been q
pair Of microbes in the ark."-Har-
per's Weekly.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-14

Money? Pooh!F' exclaimed Q gnc.
eeasful nnancier c0ntemptuously.
There are q hundred ways Of making
money"
"Ah. but only one honest wayF' pro
tested his companion.
whats thatY'
"Uml thought you wouldn't know. =
London Telegraph.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-14
A FEMININE HANDICAP.


Ply the One Who kno.ss a Liza.
Abeut Everything.
What 4 talented womanr'
Yes. but she win never amount "a
ahtthing. she does too many thines
e once and has a smattering Of everv-
thing"
II have heard that the ability to dab
bic IN different occupations Is a curse ),
1T d, and you would realize IL II
JON visited this woman's apartment
everything is in confusion. The sew.
ing machine e wide open, and under
the Meade lies garment partly ripped
and put together. The piano Is strewn
with sheets Of music. On the rack lie
the penciled notes Of a new song she
Il trying to compose. She herself q
seated at a desk doing fashion notes
for q Sunday paper, for that pays the
rent. In the doorway stands her col.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-14
Maklna ir EaalaF.

Little Jeans dolly had met with an
accident, and her mother had procured
new head for H. The removal Of
the old head proved to be q rather
dificult task, which Jean watched
with great interest
''I'm afraid. Jean. / can't get this
old head or" said the mother.
Jeans face glowed with the light Of
an inspiration as she said:
Never mind, mamma; just take the
body or"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-14
SMALL DINING ROOMS.

They Should BE Simply Furnished to
Lock Well.
The small dining room should be
carefully furnished in order to make
1t appear as little crowded as possible.
Heavy leather chairs and massive
tables are out Of the question.
Notice the room in the illustration.
1t has white woodwork, which sets on
charmingly the foliage paper. The
French window Is filed with plants.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-14
An Oath 81 siIsn.s.

In certain districts Of Western Aus
tralia there are women Who take an
oath to remain silent after the death Of
their husbands. In some cases they
win remain mute for two pears after
the funeral. and very Oftsn the cath
& kept also BY TIE mother and meth
In-law Of the deceased. Paris Rswue
Medicala.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-14

Poets are born and not made"
But they aln't born tagged" oplned
a rural phflesopher. ~rAslr fathers
consequently halter 50 ahead and Cd
dictate 'em. tsst as II they Was going
20 be good fer S0msthing. "-LOuisville
Courier Journal
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-14
10 tha Point.

Elderly Aunt-I suppose Jon wonder
ed. dear little Hans. why l left you %
abruptly In the lane. saw q man.
and oh. how l rant Hans-Did you
Ret hlmf-F liegende Batter.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-14

Spa, what b . knoekeFTs
"A knOcker. my bog, Il : man whO
usually Rnds fault with another man
who h doing something better than
he could do Il himself Detroit Free
Press.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-14

There Is one subject on which II h
difficult to keep mp intereatT
what particular subject IL that on
which It Is difficult to keep mp inter
estY''
'Srhe mortgage Of my house"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-14

when men are frisnds there = -
need OF justice.-AristOtla
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-14

was looking over my trOusseau a
te" days ago. says q woman who
vas bride a few years ago. ''and !
vas surprised that I should ever have
eaought some OF the things necessary
mere were embroidered aannel petti-
costs who ever wears one nowD and
lOf every long skirt there was core
p'ading short pettieoat. and nova
S@ys We wear the slimmest kind Of
art. and only one. believe we SUI
81 great deal more With cold. but
= have taught ourselves to ballsEs
vat We don't" MARY DALE.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-14

Widows have the call In India.
Paradoxically they come cheap. And
an Indian lass may become a widow
BEFORE she actually becomes wife.
when father fnds his daughter grow
ING old he makes her 8 widow By the
ample process OF wedding her to 4
bunch Of flowers. When the fiOwers
perish she Is technically q widow and
san be offered st q bargain, fer in her
country the wife Is bought BY ths
Uuitor.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-14

Don't allow children under the age
Of eighteen to read while In bed is the
advice Of the London Lancet to moth
es. The eyes at that age are not
wholly developed and myopia may re-
suit. Old persons are also warned not
70 indulge in reading while In a re-
eumbent position unless the light Il
properly adjusted. The Lancet Gays
such persons should lie on the back
With head and shoulders raised.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-14

Mrs. james NJ. Barrie, wife Of the
famous author and playwright, is the
most daring auto driver in England.
She is audacious in handling speedy
cars, SO much so that her husband has
difficulty In persuading her to keep
out Of road and track contests. Mr..
Barrie usually accompanies her in her
mad dashes, as he is an expert mechan-
&c. Mrs. Barrie is slight In physique,
but has great courage and Is possessed
Of remarkable endurance.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 6Z-Sophia G Pitchlynn 70 William ].
Flather and Harry s Weick. % secure John II. {
Jones. $50, years. Te- cent seni-anauslly.i
lot 3
Square ss-Luls Bogis % Bsnjznin ?. Leighton ard
George F. Williams. 20 secure Ernestins T
Tereinse-, 80, and : years. 6 peE oezt sesi-
annually. l0t z
Brentwood Park-Andrev Bs-Tsson = II 70 sEm-
uel A. Dr-Ty and Chester G. GroS 70 secure
Dilier F. Gro6. Sl-2ao. ro1thly payments, -
cent. los :. b1ook Is
Square s29-Joseph T. ard J. Frznk Fs-TZ, trustees.
@ Wharton Z Lesser and Michael J CoIbs-t. 20
secure National Permanent Building Association.
sen lot q
BloomiuE1ale-Clz-enoe B. Lewis = II 70 SzuzeI
II. Walker and AiicEasl l. Weller. ID secCTs
Eastern Building ard Loan Association. 20u
lot T. block 5
Square sSS-Edws-i ?. Da-is e u. % Joha T.
Arms and Samuel A Dr-ry. - sec1rs Lee
BrUVu. S5.ooo. years. UsT cert. se-1l-a-n-a-ly.
iCt L.
Square l4i-LeEis z Collins - Aa7oa B. Frs1-
and HarTy :. Wcich % secE-e Helen Z. Ws,-a.
Gg00 ; yezs. Ter cent se--i-anuCzIly. l1t g
Bs-y Fsm-SaTzh G. SmTso1 20 Tie Washl1E-
ton Loan sDd TUs- CCmDauT- 70 ScC11s
EIui1zbe Co-operatiye Building 2ss1C1ztl11-
500. West half e i0t 2. section g
Chesy Clase-Wslte- 4 Mcfarland % Ed=z-d J.
StellwsEe1 ard Gec-ze f. Fleming. % secure
Edward L HiIlyer- s. 30. ) ysars ~ CT
seui-auuUzllT lC-s 4 % /. sTIzTs 10. sane
% AHlLEa1 u Use sL4l fT9@l-s- Z ElasslLll-ilr
% secure TIE CHEVY Chass Land Cou7s1y..
s1-2 9 70 years. ~ es=t. se=4-az=uzlly,
lots i % =, square Is57.
Square 15t-Theresa J. Hogs % Edward J. StsIi-
Ezzz1 z1d GoUEe z Hamilton. % soCUs
Thoznas " Gale. se0 years. - cs1-
selni-anurzlly 1T g.
Square ss-Frznk A. Jones e u . Villa y.
Levin and J. Edward Lewis 70 seors E1dy
y. Belt, SiS5. years, Der oe1t ss-i-s1-z-
ally. l0s e
Clark 3lilis es.zte-John L keep e w 20 Ar
drew Wilson and Noel " BaTkslsls. u sscTe
Hsrbe71a ". Kennedy. Il1 s yE1Ts. 6 per
ceut, se11i-annuziiy los =
Square SE-Heu-y Sheehv CO ny 20 Mitchell A.
Skinner and William Il saunders % sscCge
Emma T Ksifh S.SG years. per cent
seui-auuuaIly. parr original lOt 6
Square H55-Cha-iss A Langley e uL- % Adolph
A HoehlinE r. and WiIizu n Q1tn-sT- %
se-1-e Ellen s. slusssy sud John c. Head
trustees. s. 90 : ard yVars. s per ceut. semi
annually. part original Ut =.
Square ssS-MsTy Nacafllan u Milton E AlEs
sad William J. Flather. 20 secure John NJ
Jones. $50, years, ; Per cent, sszsi-anuually.
lct =
Wyoming Teuace-Anns L L1mptol = W. James
J. 20 Uuion Trust Company. 20 ssc-re Fidelity
Trust Company. tT1stee. $500. years. pcT
cent, ss-i-snnuslly. lot = and part lot Il
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08
Circuit Court No. 2.
Criminal Court No. L.
TSTICE GOULD.

dGSAltE rOILD-
United States IS James n. Bauc1m. violation
sscticu 5a57. Revised Statutes United States; plea
not guilty.
United States IS Chauncey l. Brant; receiving
stolen property: Plea not guilty
United states IS Charles HeWett and Frederick
Eumert; receiving stolen property; plea not guilty
United States vs. James Henry house5-eakingi
plea not E1ilty.
United states IS May simms; gand larceny
plea not guilty
United States vs.. Frank Hs=ki1s. assault with
dangerous weapon; plea not guilty.
United States vs. John Hiil; grand larceny; plea
no. guilty
United States vs.. joseph 0Learyi hOuseSreakins
and Larceny; plea guilty
United states Us. Dennis Gray; embezzlsnsnt;
plea not guilty
United States IS William p. Jones; violation
section 49, Revised Statutes United States; plea
guilty. sentence suspended
United States rs. Frank HodEkinS; ro5bsry; de-
fsniant surrendered b surety and suucty released
United States IS Frederick A Hyde and JOost
H. Schneider violation section $40 Revised Statutes
United States; zine 70 submit and settle bills of
exceptions of the transcript Of record extended TO
and including March l. 1893.
Assignments for MONDAY. January II:
United States - John Washington.
United States vs.. Eugene Ross
United States John Clarke, Barnev Smith. ard
Harry E. Miller.
United States vs. Haywood Grahsm-
United States vs.. John Hill.
United States vs.. Thomas Smith
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New Ycrk. jan I-BUTTER-RsoeiptS z53
paczzss, choice fr1- Crssmery. eztra. 5tssS5;
fists 2a5l STATE dairy tubs, finest. 9a8: sod
d ch0ice- FaeS
BGGS-ReCeipts- 45T cases: frma Neai by
white fancy. 90 near by mixed fancy, 5ss5S fresh
frsts ~ fresh seconds. Siza5I1s
MILL FEED-StronEer. more inquiry. Sp-inz
Iran n 1oolb. sacks. 70 arrive go. STANDARD Mill
Ing. &-oo; city bran, go IN buIk; Western -ei
dog. 5oS5. 70 arrive; winter wheat Szan II Io9Ib.
sacks. SOo-
OATS-Trade IS slow. No. whits 551ss55: No
white. Sass; No. 4 white, Sass. No 2
mixed. So
FIOUR-FIrn; modeats demand Sp-lng patents.
55z5so; spring Clsz-s. 411a450; winter st-sishts.
47oasS5; clears. A5a445; Kansas strsiEhts II SACKS.
4-Sa5-eo; Kansas cieaE. issa4E
RYE FLOUR-Business oUies- We quote Ies8 -
CORN aiEAL-Steady; trade hight. Kiln dried
fo- export. SIS; cosrse meal in bass. Lsalz
BCCKWHEAT FLOUR-Stsady; inactive b1ss-
l. & Quoted. z5a1e0
HAY-Receipts La9s tons: steady. far dealings
Prime timothy. sozszz; No l. 6; No. . 50, No
:, g
sTRAw-Receipss, = toas: strong; uesgzr SIP
ply. Jong ne. Lb-
BEEF-!rregular; moderate inquiry. Family.
1s-90al7oo. packet Ezsl5H5.
PORK-Steady: trade IS inactive. Ness. sTa
rs, family, 500
TALLOw-Stsady; snail dealings. City. II hogs
heads. s.
LARD-Inactive Prime Western. ass CITY. ss:
refined continent % %; South American 20 s.. r.
fined Brazilian, kesS I22a: ole0stesrine. Il: lard
steanne. stronger; New York. Il: Chi2Eo, L.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present: al
Patent Appeal No 55s- Lemp vs. Randall ct a.
continued hy stipulation.
Nos 1913. A. 5. & T. Co. Us. Payne. Is57. Ron
diaella vs.. Southern Railway Company: 1856. Wade
IS Usited States. and So. Barber et al ~ WIds
e a.; passed until February.
No 1911 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
IS Crook: passed for settlement
No. Is53. Moore. &c - United States e1 re- Boy
motion Tor allowance Of wit o. error 20 remove
cause 70 supreme Court q The United States sub
mitted BY NJ c. l. SturtsTznt, attorney fC- ap-
peilee.
No. $50. Lenman IS Jones: passed 70 foot O.
Patent appeal calendar
No 1853. Nash ct al. vs.. Milford e a.: sane
No 81 United States vs- Dzly: a-g1sd By
Ness D. ". Baker and J. A. COBB attornsys for
APPELLANT: 70 aDDearanoe for appellee
No 1856 Dumas Clzy1on; argument con-
nenced By Mr. M- " Richardson for appellant con-
tnued b. Nir. g. A. KeigWiu for appellee and C0l-
cLudsd b. Ar ]. A Cobb fo- appellant
10 lsh- GARFIELD Is United states e re-.
spaldinE:
No. leE- GARFIELD u. United states x r.L
sTaldizg. and
No. 49, Garfield Us. United states II re-
spaldirE; mandate s,zved until further or5zr on
pelianf.
IA. Issa MaErsder IS MoutEoncrJ. zrF1ms1r
commenced by Mr.. J. J. Darlington for appellant
and continued hy sfT- C. A keiEWlz-
Assignments for today.
No lg0- MzE-uder vs- NontEo1e-y; o. hearing
AttCneys. J. ]. Darlington and r. B. Beh-ends-
g A KeiSviu
No 49, Ferzzson Contracting Company - Coal
and Coke Railway Company AttoDsys. J. s
Ess5y-Suith ard II. r. Burton
No 81 lIteuaton2l Seal Conpzzy. &c. ~
Beyer. T. Attorneys. L a Dent and CAs-lss Pos
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Connecticut Avenue TsErsoe-M BzrTy Hopper %
Alice NJ Hoppe lot %, square 1859. So
Brghtwcod Psrk-Dil-r T. Grof to Andrew Berzs-
son. lot 8 block 1s. sc.
North RGndle HiEhlands-Americzn Seclrity a.
Trust Company. trustee. % Lydia Z. Buser, Iot
q block $40 SO
WhitshaTen, St Philip and Jscob-Robe-t J. Ksl-
deDbach. trustee. 20 D. II. Nichols. part Ios l.
SO. D. Il. Nichos 20 JOseph q An5e-gT. pzt
Iot J. Sl51
o street. between North Czpital and First st-esss
northeast-N0oie Lewis e w 70 Lee B7oEn. lot
s. square go SO. Lee Brown % Barbara q.
Lewis. sane land so.
Grant Park-Eliiah Brown et TX 70 Heny J.
Davis. lot s. block 3 SO.
Chichester-Gordon p Darling ct u. to As-y A
7. Lane. lot To- block T. SO.
Chevy Chase-The Chevy Chase Land Company -
Walter A Mcfarland. lots 4 TO L. square
Iss7 SO
AIey-Edgzr 2 Burson q n to SecrSe y.
Bsnes. lots 2 and 3. square loH, SO.
Mount Plessant-Nsrtin WicSaud et TX. 70 John
Z. and Anna = Monk. lot SO. SO.
Is Sevenfh street s0Ithgzst-W lillian r. Sktuner
q ux- 20 Frank A Jones. lot g. square SO SO
East Capitol street.. between Fourteenth and III
teen;h sJreets-Ellen s AI1ssey and John c.
Head, trustees. % Charles A. Langley, pal
original lot T. SQUARE I055. s. 7oe-
Kalorzms HeightS-3furT1T A. Cobb e u. 70 Pot0-
mac Realty Company. lot :. block :. 81
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08
FOR RENT-SH0P.

FOR RENT-BRICR SHOP. WATER ST
Geo-getovn; ZE55; s. Apply 525 Eth s. d
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08
DAILY COURT RECORD
CThursday, January Z, 1902


% NHc SAatCes
Present: Tie Chief Justice. M Justice Harlan.
Mr.. Justice Brewer. NJ. Justice Whit Mr.. Justice
Pecsham. Mr Justice McKenna. Mr Justice
Holmes Mr. Justice Day, and Alr. Justice Moody
George a Jefers. Of Dallas :. OAK. Was ad-
mitted 20 practice.
No. 50. TIE United States. appellant. Is Edward
z Marvin: submitted pursuant 10 the twentieth
rule by Mr. Assistant Attorney General Joan Q.
Thompson and Air. Philip N. Ashford for the ap-
peilant. and By Mr. c. c. Lancaster for the sp-
pellee.
No s. The Teas ard Pacific Railway Company.
plaintiff u error, IS. Jonas 5. B0urman, arEuneut
continued By Mr.. A T. Browne for the defendant
il srroF AID concluded By Alr. Charles Payne Fen
ner for the plaintiff IN error.
No. g. The STANDARD Oh COMPANY petitioner.
IS. Edward Anderson; argument commenced by Mr.
Charles W. Fuller for the petitioner. continued by
Mr. Bertrzu L PettigreW for the respondent and
concluded by Mr.. Charles " Fuller foF the peti-
toner.
No. g. Ontario Land Company plaintiff Ii eT-
ror vs- J. Y0rdy et ux.; argued BY sr- A. L Aga
III for the plaintiff in error. and b Mr. B. J..
Grcsscup for the defendant il error
No. 60 Priscilla Bradford appellant. Is Robert
z Morrison: argued by NJ Z " Sanford fo- the
appellant, and submitted By M r. L Morrison
Dr0 Sc
Adjourned Until to-day AZ z O'Clock
Tie day call Tor Friday January s. vii Be as fol-
l0Es- Nos- g. g, 81 S. s. 20 =, 2, =, and "a
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08
Equity Court No. I.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No E5s Ford e. al. - Hahn e al; order
70 ia'sEpiead At's-psys. ArcAe- s s1tth-Coid7ea
& Fennias
No IE9 Ds--s =, a. y. Washington e. a. /.
sale 20 1Ii50a Aston vacste6. ard r1tIsyilz sale
% T. Z Pa6Sett nisL Attorney. Campbell Car
rirg-on-
Nc. Issr. Wrirhf e al. Us. Wright e, A. order
sV7ointiDg sduniniS-ratrx- Attorneys. B-zndGb-g
& BTande15uE
No. Eo9s. Reirzu e a. " Potts e. Al: order
authorizing trustees 70 make T1yusnt- Attorneys.
J. \. L~nhaz-Ralstoa 6 Sid5czs, ". u VIII
izms. ArtEz- Pets--
Nc. zzs- Flshgr rs. Gezry; trustee sz1ho-iz.a
% eel GeTsCn1l u-0Dg-ty-
No. go. Paisley u Collins; su6ftn-'s report
confirmed Attor1eys. NsEto1 & Gillett-G. Q.
Gsr-1nau-
Assignments for today-=o,oas:
Nc. @ Did e al vs. Abrams Attorneys. D.
y ODc1oSzre-J- Il A5rizans and E L GisS
Nc. IG Mulczre =. Davis e al. AJtCnsys.
Wei Rosenbers-Iohn Ri5CUt- J. " Glen
nan. ard J. B. Daish-
NJ. I0s. Drlsuy - WsgzEzr- Atto1sys.
Maddox s Gatlev-R r. Pezry S son.
No. IL Niebel Is. Thcnrso1 e. al Attorneys.
3. F. LsiShtcn-J- J Darlmgton-
No I14 Pitts IS Green e. al Att0-DeEs, Ben
zmIn CartrT-Johu RidOUt-
No. 1l6 Ioreday Is Lozedz- Atturnsys "
B. Reilly and Edwin FoTest-
No IL AndreEs Is Simmons At-o-1eys. Z
L. Wilson ard J. D. SulliTzn-D. ". ODOuoEhue
No. Ile. Lezvy - Jeavy. ArtO-neys Dau.
PeIser & Taylo--McNeiH * Mcneil. ". {. An
brose and J. 4. Tooney-
No II Eowles v. OckstaGt- Attorneys, Len
Tob-iner-Psdgett & Forrest
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
No E663. Lacy IS Tash01; decree euloini1z de-
fendants Attorneys. II. u. StsrIi1s-E. L Gies-
No. 2sf6. Goodman " Wrer1, absent defendant
ordered % sppesr. Attorneys. Edu1nd Burke-L.
Hufty and Slsnan & Lerch-
Assignment for today
Niscelsneous and VTchate matters
Motions continued Until JsuusTy g. lS9-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore Nd Jan. Wheat was hr7r CON
strong outs steady snd re nominal
WHEAT-spot contract 0lSiaLo37s, SPOT No. 9
red Western. L05izal057.; January. 10lssaI 6l7s; /;
February. L65ssa106; May, LosstaLo9; steamer No.
, red L0lZaL0I7s: receipts LlSl bushels. southern
On grade. L0iisalofi--
CORN-Spot contract, 6sl1a55A. January. e5li as5s
February, 65isss5as; March, 66sssis NAY. s7z575t;
steamer mixed 63l5as5ls; receipts S33 bushels; e1-
ports $3.50 bushels; Southern yellow eorn.
5s15s64iA.
OATS-Stock n elevators. 1897 bushels: ship
meuts from eleTat0rS s.955 bushels White No ?
s.; do. No. 5. 5fiza555s: do No. l. 5s5s1z: mixed
40. 2. Sia5iiz; mixed Na ;. Sa5Ek
RYE-Stock n elevator 81 Bushels, Shfnnsuts
from elevators, 81 bushels. No. Westera we s..
No. Western rye, uptown delivery, 50; bag lots ss
70 quality and c1ndi1i0r. 75aE