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Tanana leader., 1909-10-14
USELESS GRiEFS

hundred years wung hands walked and worried this that, thought their would squash them h Where those worried beings The bearded goat festive above their moudered bones and aybds stident tones And where ,e ills they worried OCT? Fgotten all for Gone all lived hundred years ago. The grief that makes today like other gre will and
 you your little string aybds OCT your bosom sing the stranger pau>ug there view the marble works that will think the uselessness of ur and dis So let business side; you you say your hit while he lee!'-Walt Mason.
Tanana leader., 1909-10-14

gained his footing and then col lapsed and pitched forward un. conscious on his face. The crowd had tired by this time, and when Foster fell cried for a halt. Sher- if Normandin ordered the strug- gle stopped. declaring it drrw.
 Job Printing at The Leader office.
Tanana leader., 1909-10-14

Following the universal trend toward centralizaton the plan of having sittngs of district court at divers
 places convenient to widely scattered popuace aban doned in the of 1905 after which all ltgants wit and others having business in the old Third division compelled to go to Fairbanks Valdez the might In the Fourth division Fairbanks is court headquarters for territory covering practically the whole drainage system of the American Yukon, in cluding all the waters of the Panama, the waters of the Koyukuk the waters of the Innoko and crossing and taking in considerable portion of the Kuskokwm system It immense territory and in none of it men posed to solve their problems in their way with out the help hindrance the may be- of judicial guidance other constituted authority, largely the the early history of the western portion of the United States On the contrary the plans of central zation take definite and farreacing form the dependent is every little big undertaking in remote we'll accessible paces court sanction and the
 fine distinctions of judicial decisions It right here that two opposing conditions meet
 Of the transaction of business by officers of the court is facilitated by having it all brought to center where all the attorneys of the district assembled ready to clche item of procedure in conventional legal garb and equally of course persons living several hundred miles away from lawyers and courts and highly despo of buying the advice of in order to conform the requirements of the other in adverse ratio placed at disadvantage is delicate matter to comment upon for individual be pointed to being responsible for the state of things-t is simply welldefed symptom of strange growth in American policy.
 With the increased output of gold in the Koyukuk and the rapid and perhaps permanent settlement of the nnoko va11ry, U l.otL;>e ef tho Ka~=Ai, nf tho di- and the probability of development in other quarters the centralized idea of dealing out justice will apparently fail to meet the requirements of court expedenc To attempt to transact the whole in the future from common point like Fairbanks might lead jealous court officials to wish large numbers of wellmeanng faro people in jail and increased number of thousandnie away witnesses and other unforunaes wish all courts and court appurtenances in environ ment Such of maintain neutral position in the days to ought to be we'll entertained by the merry march of impending events.
Tanana leader., 1909-10-14

One hundred miners ill the Koyukuk district in the just closed produced $500 900 in godan of SC, 900 apiece That is fine showing and it is doubtful if could be equaed in any other gold camp whatsoever Yet viewed from the standpoint of a modern American business there is nothing wonderful about it. Ev cry dollar taken subaced just that much from value of the mining property The operator of protected industry under such circumstances would have difficulty in demonstrating to gueless public that he doing business at actual loss for of course it nobody how he acquired his productive increment more than how the Koyukuk operator acquired his ground. However, will not grumbe, for every mining that goes broke in this will sally foth experienced prospector prospectors they tell us just what tn is country needs.
Tanana leader., 1909-10-14

Job Printing at The Leader office.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24

Baltimore, Nd, April 2S.-The Eastern
racing season viii open at Pimlico to-
morrow with one Of the largest crowds
on record in attendance.
The heavy rain of last night and this
morning has made the track SO heavy
that fast tine VIII be out Of the ques-
teton for several days to come.
The spring meeting Of the Maryland
Jockey Club VIII last until May Z. six
teen days. when the scene viii SHIFT to
Belmont Park
As the state law permits open book
making there VIII be no restrictions on
the gambling element to-day, and for that
reason spectators from all parts Of the
country viii be on hand TO indulge in
their favorite pastime As a daily fee
Of 500 viii be collected from the book
makers, there VIII be room in the betting
ring for all who have this price, but it is
said now that not more than thirty-five
layers VIII cut IN, and that at least tWen-
ty-five prominent chalkers who formerly
did business here viii not be in line, as
they do not believe there viii be a suffi-
cient attendance Of business TO warrant
such heavy. expense item
II is conceded that While there win De
large crowds the betting VIII be CON-
parauvely light. inasmuch as the big
operators have not put IN an appearance.
But AT that there VIII be plenty OF
chances for the small fry 10 get their
wsgers down Bookmaking viii be con-
Quoted on ancient lines
The racing is expected to sh5w un-
usual quality. as many well-knOwn turf
men have sent their horses here.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mount Pleasaat-H. Latane Lewis q u 70 John B
Bless lot -. SC.
Barn Farn-Heury Thomas ard Fre5srick Moore
surviving trustees q Eastern HiIIborouSh Lodge
No 2. % LOrslz0 T Stewart. psTt lot . sec
ticn = SO
e TX. to Lathe- Il. ReichelderfeT. lct j. SQUARE
Thirteenth ard D streets no-<hezs,-ylIIau 7
Ballard. trUstse, e a. 20 Nsnnis D. Conway
LOT IS. square los sc.
Fourth street, bct~eeu and D Streets southeast
7 Harris Ffankin % Percy u. Plcsfo-5. lo:.
q. 2. and 2. SQUARE So go
Additi1u IN Le DToiI Psrk-Ettie W JerTzan q
Egbert ". Thomas. lot 3. block s.. So.
= North Carolina zTeuue southeast-Aus-in J
Raub to Frsuklil R. ard Sarah Z. SUeer. al
Inrrsst IN lot Is square SO S0oo
Barnard & johnson. trustees addition % Conzres.
Heights-RalUh +. Barnard and Guy 4 John
sun. trustees % Philip 3 MAgrnder- lots q ant
e. block T. SO.
- sixth street ssuthvest-Enaa L Yode- e XII
Casriss T. to John 2. Dugan. l0t 6. sQuars
lsl7 Eighth street ror5hvest-Chapin Brovn. syrv1v
inE trustee. 10 Solomon BsTlinor. part lots and
Z. square as S.s55
4 and Nineteenth ssrezts no-thwest-Bea B
Bradford et uE TO Jesse n. shreEe. part Iosl
l. 2 and 2. square S. SO
Ninth street. between u and y streets southe2y--
Grace n. Pi1cbiyzn 20 SIary. Helen z. and
Ssnle L Bazy, lots s, ., and =, square
E SO
Pstwo-th-W. Allison Trotter Ct TX. tc Charles H.
Nusshsum. part lot 9 sQEs7e %. SO
o53 French street northWest-ThOnas Scr1e-Tiue et
II. % stephen L Miller. LOT l. square a. SO
H street northwest. between Fourteenth and Fif-
tenth streets-Wiliisn II. lee et a. 20 War
WICK n. Hough. paris original lots ; and z
square - SO 90
second street between I and K streets norshssst-
Jacob 5 LeatheTnan st ux u Nora l. Rochs
lot l2S. SQUARE 20. So
ls2. 1924 and Is2s H street northvest-Frank E
Hobbs q Jesse u Shreve- parts lots 2 and g
square Is. SO; Jessie n ShreEe 70 BENJAMIN 3.
Bradford sane land SO
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24
DEEDS OF TRUST.

SQuaTg 1oos-Jamcs " ConEzy q N Nznuis D.
70 Emanuel Speich. r. ard H R Housnseein.
% secure EmsnueI Spsich. 81. SU. I to .
months. per cent. Let IS
Moore & BsrbCur's Addition 70 WashinS-op-Ad0lpA
Lichtsnstein et TX. to Prank J. Dicudonne and
James Berry. to secure PerTetual Building As
socat5on. $50. lot s9. square south q SQUARE
5G
Square sso-LiIie E Campbell et VI. Robert II. 10
same. 20 secure sane. $50. lot is
Square sSo-HarTy L. Berry e TX 70 Hsny H
Be-guaun and Charles Sclafer. TO secure The
Northern Ljber-y German-Amsricsn BuiIdiEg As
sociation No. s. S2103. 10. Is6
Square sl5-Fritz Erager e. ux- 20 Edmond Fiszssf-
aid and JOIN ! Feaan. 10 secure Enterprise
Serial BuildiaE Association. ZNo. lot IS.
Square 56i-EdEard Dougherty % sane. to sezrs
sane. 2S5e Iot 81
Square 7g5-Georrs z FrankIin ef ux- % John T
Arms ard Samuel A DrIry, 70 secure Lee
BrOEn S2.00. 5 years. per cgnt. seIni-anHuzliy
part lot IS. same % sane to secure sane, so
years per cent. se7ni-s1usally. sane land
Square 50 Perez ". PickfUrd to John T Arms
and Sanuel A Drury. 20 secure Lee Brown
$40 3 VESTS pe7 csat. ssni-annualy lots q
.. and = Is trusts. S2o0o escn. one or each lot
Square sI-Bertha ". r BeccaT e yIr. Gaetzno. 70
James 2. Winer and Charles W BiackEood 10
secure Walter 0. Blsckwood. 500. yezr. per
cent. seHai-aunuaIly. part original lot 2
Square 2Zl-Ceor-e II. Myers CO ux- TO American
security ard Trust Company TO secure The
Equitable Life AssuraEce Society q United
States. Sll5 So on April ! 1872 q psr cert
seTni-annually. original los 2 ard part oTiziuai
lot g
SQUARE s77-Narv 4 Hogan 20 R Preston shesi4y
and Charles " Fischer q seclre Wilism
". OHley. Sd55. Z fa mcufh5 and years. S
Tsr cent. semi-aruuaily. cast haif 6 lct a.
Square ls7-Ben p Bradford e. TX 70 Edward
= SteIuasun ard George 2 Fleming. 70 scclre
Edward l. Hflyer sIs9ea. years pr cent
ssni-annually. part lets 3 and So; sane 20
james J. hampton and George ". Myers 10
soc-sre Iesse Sbrgve. 500. 2 years : Irr cent
scmizunualiy. same lard
Squarc ss-IcsoDhine ". shannon 70 Edward ".
Whitcsiae and Harry 7. Wiufeid 80 seclre
Hezae Buildins Association. Seao. lst 2.
Square s55-BelTa 4. Lockwood 10 John L. Fletcher
and Frod B. RhodeS 70 sooTe Illinois SgTety
Cunrany. SOC. I year. Hitheut iataresf. rar1
original lot l.
Square 22-warwics M Hosgl st ux TO Urson
Trlst Company. 70 ssc;rs John r. ard EElsan
II Lse an Anns L HarTiSs1. 81 90. ; ysars.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24
SOCIETY GIRL OPENS A SHOP. f"
Miss Julia OeIrichS Wise to Serve
Chicken and "Corn Pone."

Baltimore. April Z3-MiSs julia OeI-
richs Wise. Of Baltimore, who is related
to the most aristocratc families in Mary
land and New York. is going 10 keep a
shop" She VIII take a cottage at
Southampton. Long Island. and VIII cater
10 the fashionable summer. colony and 10
the automobile parties that stop at the re-
sorts en- route 20 and from New York.
Miss Wise holds that when one IS in
business It pays 10 advertise. and she Is.
therefore. going to call her place the
Wise shop" She IS not only going to
serve tea but will take with her a ia
nous colored cook from Maryland. and
VIII serve the dishes for which this State
is noted. including fried chicken, and
last, but not least, genuine corn pone,"
Of the real Eastern Shore variety.
Miss Wise is a daughter OF the late
Capt. Frederick May Wise. L. S n She
is one Of four charming sisters, the
others Of whom are Mrs John Wither-
spoon Frick, Miss Elizabeth Wise, who
win be married on May = 10 Josiah Ma
cy, Of New York, and Miss Douglas
Wise. The latter is now studying music
IN New York. preparatory to a career in
grand opera
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24
Circuit Court No. 2.


No 5ES- Kemp IS. Title Guaranty and Surrry
Company; leave ETau1ed defendeuf 20 fIe tEo SITE
i0sndzTs Attor7eys. Charles Poe-PhiP WalSer-
No 5lls Bran IS Hurlberth; APPEAL dis
missed Attoueys. r r. Feug & Son
No 5sa Cincinnati Brewing Company -
N0onaui demurrer % replication sustained. At
t0-neys = y. Nicacls-ArthUr Peter.
No. ss35. Dis-rct q Colunbia IS Geo-EetoTu
Gsslight Company. and
No sagos Distric1 q Columbia - Wsshir<-o-
Gaslight Company; motion for new tTial oveETgied
and judgment On verdict appeal noted Attorneys
r. r. PeUy & Son and G. 7. Lual07,-E. Thomas
sud F. r. STEPHENS.
No. aSa Ralston slddous & Richa-dsou -
Hende-son; judgment By default At;o-neys, Ral-
ston. si6dons & Richardso1-
Nc. G51- National CRY Bank vs- Huunist01
t1dEneut by default Attorneys. RalSton. Siddols
s Richardson.
Nc. 563 Stevens Is. Dsstric q Columbia
leave % amend replicaion and demurrer o7errlied
Attorneys- Jeso-ds & HoIladay-Tho-as
Ne. $3.50. White Is Roper. motion for Judgment
oTer-sied Attorneys Gieunsn & Gies-W. J.
BaEber1.
No. ssss- Wilson rs. Snow motion to afEsnoe
for trial oTorr1.ed. Attorneys PenuebaksT. Cauusi
& J0nes-DarIingICn s NIstiingly
No. 5l57L Richardson Is simpson. dismissed
Nc. 5L32s United States ex re- Feackelton -
Secretary q Interior. demurrer oTerr1led- Att0T-
neys. Samuel Heuick-D- W Baker
No. 5124 Euameled Metels Company Is Raw;
ll0lllIl AAE NV Iidt UiftA AEElTEl1o. Lllatr
Ksnyou-BrsndenbeTg S Braudenburg.
Assignments for AprI =:
%. so. Morgan rs Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company. Attorneys. F. D. BIackistoue-
Hamilton, Colbert. Terkes & Hamilton
No 62 HGTTso2 rs Wfrst0n- Attorneys DaT
Peyser & Tsyl0r-D. S. Mackali.
No III Winston rs. Harrison Attorneys D. s.
AIackalI-Darr Peyser & Taylor.
No 81 FlrSt National Bsnk q Ezra Esns-, -,
Goien & CO. AttoTneys, Barry & Minors. T.
Thomas ard A 5 Worthington-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24
CAPT. HAMS FALLS ASLEEP.
Work of Filling the Jury Box Makes
No Progress.

New York, April z3.-Capt Peter c.
Hams, r.. went to sleep in his chair be-
fore the bar Of Justice Garretson's court
in Flushing, to-day while the lawyers
were trying to hI the box with juryrnels
that are TO try him for the murder Of
William E. Annis. Sixty-seven talesmen
we're gone over during the course Of the
day. and not one juryman was added TO
the seven that have already been choseB.
To-day's examination exhausted the
special panel OF $50 that had been called
on Thursday, and Justice Garretson di-
rected that a new panel Of 80 should be
called for Monday morning To this win
be added the regular weekly panel Of
forty.
i is not expected by the lawyers that
the work Of filing the jury viii be com
pleted until next Wednesday or Thurs
day
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24
District Court.
JUSTICE ANDERSON

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No SO Il re opening Of alley N squ2rs 80
jury sworn
No 81. In re extension Of New Hampshire ava
ME; proceeding STAYED.
No SIS IN re condemnation of land for sewer
II Anacostis: order of publication
No sI4- IN condemnation Of land for sewer Il
Rock Creek. sane.
Assignment fer April g -Arraignments:
United States vs.. Nathaniel AyiIiiams.
United States vs. Robert Brown
United States rs William ". jackson.
United States IS. EoVard SarEeaut.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24
SHELTER A SUCCESS.
New Furnace in California VIII
RevOIufioBize Iron Industry.

Redding. Cal, April 23--The new cleo
tric iron srnelter. under construction at
Heroult for year. IS a complete success.
The great furnace was tapped for the
first time yesterday. and a small quantity
OF molten metal taken out for a test
This success viii revOiutiOnize the iron
industry Of the world The erst expert
ments by Heroult with q small smeIter
near the site OF the present large one
we're not successful commercially. but
demonstrated the theory that has in the
past year been worked out by Prof. Lyon
and his assistants. Of Stanford Univer-
sity, who started where Hsroult left of
A fine quality OF iron Is being turned
out, and from this time forth Heroult
VIII be watched by every concern Engaged
IN the iron industry throughout the
world This process viii mean the estab-
Iishment Of great iron works on the Pa.
cific Coast. since electricity. available at
a small cost everywhere. takes the place
Of coal and coke Tor smelling
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24
Probate Court.
IIFSTIF.E ,VRTf.ar

In re Emma J. Vail e al order fer allowance.
Estate Ct eeorEs z. Warren T. order appointing
guardian: bond $50 Attorner. Y = Aubroea
Estate Of James 2 Gilbert erdsr granting letters
tes;smeutary; bond. 500 Attorney. r. l. Doan-
Estate q ..nns ; aIsllett, cider authorizing
sale Attorneys. Biney & WoodaTd and E. s.
Aiusscv.
Estate ef Olive p. Stewart; order oTe7rulinz
motions
Estate q Aaaie schveitzrri order fer sale. At
forney. James Solomon
Estate Of Monrgomerg Fletcher. order continufnz
rule
Estate Of TAoaas J. HISS order appointing
guardian I'D letum
Estate af wfliam 81 star. order foz sale A.
torney. W A. Johnston.
Estate Il Charles J. Witzcl; order 70 invest. At
tcrneys, Rslston & Sidaors.
Estate Ct James A Woodbsrn; order spqosnssaS
gsaTiisn: bond. $50. Attorney r e Doan.
Estate q :. fa-Ta- GoksbS1gers petition for az
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24
DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday. April 23, 1900
DISTRICT COURTS
Court of ADpeaIs.s
Adjourned from day to day
Equity Court No. 1.

IUsTICE BARNARD
No 75eZI. Edwards Ct al. Is. Foster q al; order
appointing guardian ad Iiten- Attorneys. F. ".
AieReyrolds-Arthur Peter
No. ESi5. Ban rs First Co-opsTatiEs building
Association e al order ratfying sale Attorneys.
J. l. Smith and r S. Eashy-smi.h
No. 2s3e Brown rs Brown; order appointing
guardian al li.en- Attoney " z. Amhrose-
No BIZ Beokham IS Beckham ct al: order foT
withdrawal C testimony and appearance q absent
defendant ordered Attorneys. c. H. syne and "
H. FOwle-C. C. Miller and PACK ObeTlia-
No. 225ll Terry rs N0fia. reference 20 examiner.
Attorneys. J. L. Gardner and ". r. Benham.
No &422 Call et a. vs.. Treat e. al osder over
ruling demurrer and appointing receiver; bend,
Si3ele Attorneys. g. II. LamaT-D. ". Baker
No. 2sIl2 Legge IS Iegge; counsel Zee ordered.
Attorneys, A Sillers and ]. G. De Putron-J- B.
Horigan
No Sis Bradaeld IS Braided; counsel fee
and aiimony Dendente lite ordered Attorneys, +.
Z. Mitchsll-Carter and Brooke
No 253. Northern Real Estate Corporation vs.
Priest et al; o7der Substituting trustee Attorneys,
MILAN & smith
No. gsll2 Waddin. r. r& AEan ct a.; order
approving trustees account q sale and Distribution
ordered Attorneys. Milan & smith
No. 1857. Wright - Wright, audi;or's report
confirmed Attorneys. Brzndenhrg * Brznden-
No 2ss6 Gers,lsy vs. Rueter; rule sss April ..
Attorney. Leon Tobriner-
Assignment fer April 26. 1909
No 80 Iiuiany. trustee. vs- WasEauan- Attor-
neys, MaddoT & Gattey-R- r. Perry & Son
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE WRIGHT,
No. z'i's Stewart ". Monumental Associstiou
time for taking testimony limited. Attorneys. JOIN
RedCut-Snita Meriliat & Horner
No. &551. Keicfner Us. Kslchner e al referencs
% examiner. Attorneys " g. Gariiner-AIer.
kilso-e, + p CalTers. and " o. Spates.
No. ES5- Morgan v. H1atIey: time fs- takins
testimony limited Attorneys T. II. JGcksot-B. r.
Leigatou and J. r Fsr1e
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24
DIE IN SUICIDE COMPACT.
Men with Brilliant Professional
Prospects End Lives Same Day.


Allentown, Pa. April 3.-What appears
70 have been a remarkable suicide com
pact was fulfilled tonight. when DR.
Harry HiH, thirty years old, died at St.
L-uke's Hospital, Bethlehem.
At O'Clock yesterday morning Charles
". Hersh. aged twenIy-nine. fred a
bullet through his head at the home Of
lis p1Tents. in Allentown. and died in a
short time. Less than three hours after
DIT. Hill. Hersh's ehum while they at
tsn5cd the University of Pennsylvania,
appeared at the home Of his parents in
Bethlehem. He fred a bullet through his
breast, which grazed the heart and para
lyzed the spine.
The young men had much in common.
After going through the University OF
Pennsylvania Or. Hil studied in Berlin
and Vienna Mr.. Hersh after being
graduated from DrexeI institute In drafts
manship. designed cement mills In Cali
fornia and Pennsylvania
Both had brilliant prospects profession
ally. Neither ever gave hint OF a de-
sire for self-destruction, and the motive
OF the suicides has not been OWNED.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24
DESIGNER TOWNE DEAD.

Former Engineer In Navy SuperIn-
tended Building Of War Ships.
Philadelphia. April g. - Nathan Pratt
Towne, chief engineer Of the Cramp ship
yards and former engineer in the United
States navy, died this morning. He was
born sixty-hve years ago in Augusta, Ne
From 1883 to 1888 Chief Towne was the
principal assistant to Engineer in Chief
Melville. Of the United States govern
ment service. having charge Of the de
veloping rooms Of the Bureau Of Steam
Navigation. In 1885 he accepted a position
with the Cramps Shlpbuilding Company.
He had designed and superintended the
construction of many battle ships.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24
Equity Cou-f No.
Circuit Court No. /.
JrsTICE sTAFFoRD-

alE1ALE IGAE UhU.
No 5Sl6 SEann vs. White. demurrer % sae1n1
c1Int q amended declzration sustained Attorer
Collins. Clsrk 4 J5askins-I C. Adkins
No sazs- ThOmas0n-SisTgft Company vs.. Lsurel
Gag Products COMPANY motion ~ quash attach
Eent and garrislr1eut against EzTnisiee Attorneys
". D. Dsyidge-E 5. DuvaH T.
No 5ssz Husy Ts Washington Tines Con
Tany; motion = defendant f9r leave 70 fla addi
tioI2l Plea granted. Attorneys. N J. Colbert-W.
J. Lambert.
No $3.50 Lyon "a Simpson Ct al Attorneys. L
5. Lyoo-HaIlam & Hailzu
No 5iS5. Dg Pont de Memours Powder Con
paHy IS Shirley: oral examination u gzrsfshee
had. Attorneys. II ". WheatleT-Eayden johnson
No. 557s3. tfoldberE rs American Ice Company
notion 20 vacste. Judgment hy default granted
Attorneys g. T. HcoTer-AIark Stesmsn-
No 5is57- Graf " Cole; motion for s1dFment
sustained, So AttoTneys. L, p Lovins-B. :.
AIiu0r
Ne. g-s5. Free vs.. Bistlc- Of Columbia e, al.
motion for Judgment granted Atioruey4 EvanS-
Tl'aTns & DuvaH. r.
Assignment foT Ap-fi D. l9p:
No l5 Gosssss - Washington Railway aud
Electric Company. Attorneys, Tucksg & Kenyon
J. J. Darlneton
Nc. - Gc-usley rs. Ansoostis and Po,5nsc
Railroad ComGsny- Attorneys. J. Ned Csrungton
and 7. 4 Pasterson-C. A. D9cElas aud g. 2.
Hoover
No IS BradSeId vs McDeuaott Attorneys. A.
L. SeWmeycr snd L. Tohrner-W. 2 Ambrose
No. f01z TayI0y rs. Heron e al Attorneys. y.
q. Linsins-C- T. EnIz ard ", Z. Ambrose
No. 81 DAVIS IS. Anzc0stis and Potomac Rail
road Company Attorneys " q Gardner and Z
y. HopWeII-J. J. D4rlingro-.
No ~ Wellington IS Baltinorc and Ohio Rail
road Company. AJtorneys. Lambert & Yestman-
G. = Hanilt0a-
No. 81. Miller administrator. rs. Ss1ne. zttar-
neys J. ( Collins srd Il. =. Clarke-G. Z. Han
lltGu-
N, IA ws-S;a- rs A-lfr--rr Fin Iusurznoe
Company. Attorney, D. l. Nsesau
No. IS johnson. eTecutC-- " Thomas Atto-.
uEys. J. A Hicks-Is T0bTinrT.
No. ss5is. Ticker IS Philadelphia. Baltimore ard
Washington Railroad Company. AttoE1eys. New
myer & -9icKenney & Flannery.
No 81 Herrd0u Milling Company rs LeTis.
Attorneys. +. A. Fo-5-E Il Jsckssn-
No. ~ Hsfty ~ Washington Tmes Coupsuy.
Atto-neys. 81 J. Colbcr+-W. 7. Lambert
No. S5 Moore rs Brennan Cous-ruCtic-1 Con
rany. Atto~neys. John Ridout-Hanlton. Colbert.
YeTkeS & Esm'toE-