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Connecticut western news., 1909-07-01
JURY COMMISSIONERS

The Jury Commissioners of Litchfeld County win meet at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court at Litchfeld on the second Monday of July (July 12) at 10 a. m. to attend to the duties of their appointment.
 Dwight c. Kilbourn,
 Chesterfield c. Middlebrooks,
 Andrew c. Barnes,
 Jury Commissioners. Litehtield, Conn.,, June 22, 1909.
Connecticut western news., 1909-07-01

Why go HoneYmooning? The staid Boston Transcript observes: Why go honeymooning in a balloon when heaven is already attained?
Connecticut western news., 1909-07-01
.* SHARON .*

The got in the ham mock to swing, But rotten, I ween, was the string, For though both were light, They struch heavy that night, And they now sit in chairs when they
 sing
Connecticut western news., 1909-07-01

Village improvement Society
 The annual public meeting of the Vil lage Improvement Society was held or the green in front of the library last Sat arday. The writer was unable to be pre- sent, lut these annual affairs, entirely
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
AWAIT BUGLE CALL
Everything in Readiness for
PimlicO Tomorrow.
MORE THAN 700 ARE ENTERED
OId-time BOokies and Ten Addi-
tfoRaI Stalls VIII Be Doing Bust
ness without Fear of Interrup-
tiOn-Banner Spring Meet l. Prom
ised Patrons Of the Sport.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Baltimore, April 22--Everything is in
readiness for the spring meeting Of the
Maryland Jockey Club. which begins to-
MORROW at Pimlico It is to be the best
OF any meeting ever pulled OF here, and
the beauty Of It IS that the racing en-
thusiasts are 20 enjoy the old-fsshioned
mode OF betting without fear Of being
troubled by sharp-nosed sleuths from
city hall. as Is the case nowadays at
every course near New York.
The ring viii be occupied by old-time
bookies who have done business here for
the past ten years, so that there VIII be
no trouble IN getting a bet down. Ten
more books VIII this year chalk up the
prices than did a year ago, the manage
ment Of the association believing that
there viii be several thousand more daily
patrons.
The racing season usually begins at
Washington q month earlier than the
Baltimore meet. but was not held this
year because OF the sentiment among
certain classes al the Capital against the
sport As a result OF Washington's 5 loss.
and the fact that racing Will not begin
in New York un5l the middle OF next
month, the officials Of the MARYLAND
Jockey Club have put forth every effort
10 make this a banner spring meeting.
I'D as good OF better than any other
ever held At an American track during
the spring.
Local weather experts state that to-
morrow VIII be clear and warm. and al
though the course viii be lumpy as a re-
suit Of the recent rains. II viii not be
heavy enough to cause the better class
OF horses entered for opening day events
20 be scratched.
More than 20 Of Americas best horses
are here awaiting the bugIe call They
have come from al parts OF the United
States and Canada 10 meet those Of
Maryland and Virginia In friendly rivalry.
In diversity OF interests and IN class Of
horses that VIII start the spring meeting
this year at Pimlico viii be & success
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

voted the Republican ticket for one of
the greatest Americans who has ever
lived, Abraham Lincoln"
Says south VIII Remain Solid.
Senator Bailey said that the present ad-
ministration could not hope 20 break into
the solid South by hsttering and bribing
with Federal patronage the weak men,
bers OF the Democratic party IN the
South
The only way 20 accomplish such A
result" he declared. is 70 appeal TO
their intelligence and conscience. The
President wastes his time and his breath
in needing those men who say that they
can disrupt the South
The tariff BILL" he continued. lis full
Of sectional provisions. as I shall more
fully explain later. Thirty per cent OF
the export trade Of the United States and
the balance OF trade n favor OF this
country are due 10 the cotton rRisers OF
the South, who have 70 pay a heavy duty
on the cotton ties and jute bagging in
bsling their cotton"
When the Senate adjourned It had con-
sidered thirty-flye pages. covering III
items Of the tariff bill OF the items con-
sidered. probably three-fourths were
passed over after a formal reading. at
the request OF some Senator. 10 be taken
up in the future. reconsidered. and per
haps amended. Most of the exceptions
noted 20 the paragraphs were by Re
publican Senator's
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
Nominations br Rank c,erL.

Washington Chapter Of the Americ n
Institute Of Banking held its semi-mont5-
ly meeting last night at Gude's Han. 1s7s
street
The following officers were nominated.
to be voted for at the election TO be
held in May: President. Edmund 6
Wolfe ard Henry V. Haynes: vice presi-
dent, A. 3. Claxton. jr.; secretary Rob
ert F. Miller: assistant secretary. 7
3 Golding: treasurer, Herbert Y. HINT.
librarian. E z. Payne: board Of gov
ernors. J G Settle, H J. PhelUs I
Petty. F. B. Devereaux, s r Baulson
F. l. Ecklof, ". A. Dexter. Y. c El
linger. A n Nevins, E. S Fawsett 7
FUgitt, ". T Poole. and c. c. Lam
born. Delegates TO the convention OF
the American Institute OF Banking to be
held at Seattle on June 2l-25. were elect
ed as follows: A B. Claxton. ;. c. Ser
tie. Boyd Taylor. ". A. Dexter. E. P.
Wilson, W T Poole. s J. Henry, z. s.
FaWsett. J. c Brooke, c Il Doing. r..
A c Father J. L. Fugitt. H V Hunt.
and F. B. Stevens. and alternate, Robert
Stead, *.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
PREPARING FOR AERONAUTS
Fort Myer Grounds Being Put Into
Condition.
While Tests OF AirshipS Are Being
Made There, Guns to Destroy
Them VIII Also Be Tried.

Preparations for the aeroplane trials.
which will take place at Fort Myer with
in the next two months, and for the
fights which viii probably be made this
week. have been under wy for several
days and are now nearly completed
The first fight probably viii be Satur-
day afternoon, when the officers in charge
expect 70 have everything in readiness.
Among the preparations under way is
the change being made in the route Of
the trolley line running across the parade
ground. This line crosses the parade
ground al the northern end and runs
along the west side. It was found that
its location not only cut on a consider
able space from use, but that wires sad
poles along the west side Of the parade
ground al times interfered with the guide
rope used at first on the dirigible. These
wires and poles. It is feared. might cause
a serious accident should a navigator mis-
Judge a distance while driving an aero
plane.
An effor5, il is said, viii be made TO
get the railroad company 10 lower it's
LAcF u II = ~ Tie . VAAtL GA AllC SOellAEAl
end OF the parade ground. so that they
viii not be in the way es a possible OBJ
struction 10 the dirigible and aeroplsnes.
The detachment Of fourteen Signal
Corps men. forming part Of the aero
nautical squad, reached Fort Myer from
Fort Wood, y. Y. several DAYS ago. After
the balloon ascension this week. the men
viii put up the dirigible housing tent on
the parade ground. which Will be known
as the aerOnautical field The permanent
balloon house Is situated IN a gully
surrounded by trees, and cannot be used
as the aeronautical headquarters
While aeroplane tests are being con-
Quoted at Fort Myer, interesting expert
msnts With guns and projectiies designed
for the destruction Of war balloons and
flying machines viii be held at the Sandy
Hook Proving Grounds. Brig. Gen. Gro
zier. L. s. A. chief Of the Bureau OF
Ordnance OF the army, Is having the guns
manufactured. and has completed the de-
sign OF a gun carriage which il is be-
lievec. VIII allow the gun to be pointed
at q sufficiently high angle and viii work
successfully in taking ur the tremendous
recoil caused BY the extreme elevation
Of the gun
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

Ha7y ws7dnsn and Thomas P. Bones. lots
10 g square ls9. 800.
New Hampshire srs--us and ' st-est uo-thvsz-
EthAn Allen 20 sane. lot 3 squars Is. Slsa
South KenilvoTth-Berusrd G. BToEn e " %
wiIlst J. Mzruls, lot T. sgnaTs SIS. Sc.
Pet~crth-Bsnjanin R Cathin e. tx. 70 LEthe- ".
Rsilsy lot 3 s1uzrs = SO.
Meridian Hll-LGihs- A SEa-tzeil % John T.
Nolan. lots 81. s. and 8. sluzrs 20. $50
Pstw0rth-FTznk A. Varied st ux. u Charles H.
Roesch lot g. SQUARE a. so Luther ".
Reiley e TX 70 Chsriss T. RoeseA, Let s.
SQUARE 4. Sc
Lanier Heishts-Edvard J. Stsliwagen and Ge0-Es
z Fleming. trustees 70 Wendell ?. Stafford
half interest IN io-s - ard .. S-ss5; Marx f.
Finiey % Wendell ?. Stafford. hall interest in
los - and y SIS; sane n John y. Tit
comb. half interest r. lots 2e and p. $50, I'd
ward J. StsllEzzen and George 2 Flsuri1g. tr-s-
tees. 20 John ". TitComb. hsI Interest n lots
s5 and - ssaa.
streets-Campbeil Cauineton e ux. 70 Wash-
ingion Lean ard 1rust Company, trustee, PAT
lot IS square S2e. 50
street northwest. between Thirteenth s1d Tar
tsenth-and-a-haf stTeets-Ausrican Secsrify and
Trust Company. exeGTtor a2d trustee, e a.. 20
Archibald IL M-Lachlen. pa-t original lot p
square - So
Eastern Branch near fifteenth street sossths=st-
MaZEis Bu-Edorf et vir. Augustus, n Miehss /.
Weller. su interest IN original lots I and 1.
square south & squire lls7. s
E street ard ID sTeet. ThirIesutn and Tnirteeuth-
snd-s-haF streets noTthEsst-Jsnes p. Nal e
ux to Archibald n. BfcIachlen. west hsH q
original lots and %. sgusrr - SO: James L.
Marshall &C zme. lets 5. 2. =. =. and north
half original 10, g. SQUARE II So
Between Thirteenth sad Thtrteeash-snd-a-hsf. ..
and Z srTsEts nc-thEest-Bushrnd n BrExta1 e
TX . Archibald NJ MeLzchisn. i0ts 2 and 2.
sq1are - So
D street and s1rest. between Thirteenth and Thir-
teerth-sni-a-haH streets nortbvcst-Ernesrine F.
TsTfinEeT % same. lots L ard q and parts orig
i1al iots and :. square IS 50
Meridian Hill-Anericau SecsEitv ard Trust Cen
pany. trustees. to Agncs '. Scott. lot g. block
8 sl0
BeIleTue-Josln L Prsinkat 70 William R. Ere.
lot z, SO
Columbia Heisht-chsyiss ]. williamson to yncDb
Krosheim. lot =. block q. SO
fTy City-ChsrisS a Smith 10 Oliver " Wright.
iot Il, blook s, So.
Columbia Heshfs-Rzlph 1. Han e ~ 70 chzries
L andl lsie-a \. y. Eoaasa, Part 10 I hiock
S. So.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
SEEK DUTY ON OIL
Independent Producers Crowd Room
of senate Committee.

independent Producers Crowd Room
of senate Committee.
The rooms OF the Senate Committee on
Finance were besieged yesterday by rep
resentatives Of the independent oil pro-
ducers. who told the members OF the COM
mittee that unless a duty Of 90 per cent
was placed or crude petroleum and It's
products. the Standard Oil Company
would control the business OF production.
as II now practically controls The busl-
ness OF refining
A long memorial was submitted by y
'. V. FTanchot, OF Olean, y. Y. He con-
tended that the independent producers
represented al the hearing produced So
per cent Of all the crude OIL produced in
the United States. and the Standard Oil
Company controlled Il per cent OF the
production The Standard refined 20 per
cent OF all oil. and the independent rehn-
cries only 10 per cent
Senator EIkins. OF West Virginia, and
Senator Owen. OF Oklahoma. appeared
with the memorialists, and submitted al
guments 70 sustain the proposed duty of
% per cent
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

L street northwest, between TEeuty-arst and
Twenfy-sccond stTests-RobeTt L Simpson st W
70 Allan Mel Alert, lot 2, square 3. SO.
Alan Mel Albert 10 MArzery E. GIL. sane
land SO.
street northwest between Thirty-thiri and
ThiTTy-foCrth stVcetS-John D. Galaghe- e ux.
% Norzh J. Finacane. part lot l0s. sqssre I22s
Es
Near Connecticut avenue and Rhode Island srenue
no-thwest-AneTican Security and Trust Con
pzny tr1stes. e al 70 Rufus " Peckhsn. lo-
75 seuare lB, S5, ,50G
StOtts Park-The Stotts PARK Realty Company 70
Andrew Rishel. lots Is Il. 81 s, hiocz See. $50.
same 20 " P. Meyers. lots L. Is. Is. 50 to s..
square sos. SO
Eleventh au3 G streets southeast and Congress
HeightS-Janes A. Taibert 70 Elizabeth c Tai
bert part original lots 3 ard T. square ss5
and lot Il, block 2 Congress Heights. g.
Betsec1 Seventh and Eighth and and streets
northezst-Hs-ry A. Kite 70 Edward T. cris-
Tnond trustee. lot 50. square sa2 81
New Haups1iTe avenue aerthTest. between { ard
streets norshssss-Jsnn \. Nolan e ~. 70
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
DAILY COURT RECORD
CThursday, April ~ IsO9J
supreme Court of fhe unItea states.

supreme Court OF the Emitted states.
Present: The ChiS Justics. Mr Justics Brewer.
Mrs Justice White. Mr JlStioe Pookhzm. Nj.
Justice Mchenna Afr JuSics Homes. NJ. JUS
uce Day. and Mr. Justics MOODY.
William Witshzft Bride, q wzshizE-cn- D. c.
Frank J. Golden. q San FrsnciSco. Cal Benjznin
A Lerett, q Ne~ YORK y z; William n.
PhiDps. q Psuldins. Ohio; J. W-'tinz. =. q Can
ton Ohio ard Chs1ncey I. NezconrT. x Brys--
Ohio were admitted 20 przctice.
No iS. Ths Louisville ard southern Endians
Trzciou ConpEuT plaintiff IN error. rs. Zach T.
Leaf: IN e-or 70 TIE supreme CouTt = the STATE q
Indiana; dismissed with costs pursuant 70 TIE
tenth r1le.
No III CITY q Des Moinss, appellant, - Dss
MoiDes City RailEay Conpsngs ErE1neut co1tinGed
sJ Mr. william a. Bsily and Sir ". H. Brgm-
ner, for the appellant, and b. NJ :. I. GueTu.se5
foT the appellee, and ooucuded by M. Howard J.
Cls-k for The appellant.
No IL Thzd A Bryant. Trustee II the matter q
z n. SsE Co. banEup-s. sppeIlEurS -
S=01o-d Brothers D-y Goods CoSnpanys srF-rnsn;
tosnnencsd by ME. William 4 Arnold for tie sp-
peIlsut
Adjourned until today az Y o'cock.
TIE day cal fog FRIDAY. April 2. VII be FOL
lovs: Nos IL IL. rs. sc. 81 IS. is5. IS. IS.
and 30.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
Probate Court.
rrn-r--- n-nr--


Estate q Emma Wasner; order g-antsnE letters
teStamentsry: bond SO Attorney. D C. Stutler
Estate of T. DouSias Weich: petition for letters
testausnta-y- Attorney, J. A O'Shea-
Est2te a William G. Drnns; order for rule 70
show cause Attorneys Berry * Minor.
Estate Of Amanda ] Hzizhf: petition for letters
q administration. bond. s5oe. Attorneys. Z r
Braddock ard P P. Ray.
Es-ats q Minnie r LOthrop: order granting let
teEs q administration; bond. 500 Attorney. J. B.
Larner.
Estate Of Dia-thsz X s;e-eus: order srsutiaz let
tsS tsstzmenta-y; bond. Sloa. Attorneys. slenan <
Isuch.
Estate 5f Laurs y Veins; petition for letters o.,
administration bond. 500. Attorney, 6. P. Nc
Glue-
Estate Of George A. COnTsrse: order granting
letters of administration; boHd $500 Attornsys.
Berry & Min0r
Estate q El!a Freeman; order granting letters of
administration; bond. 500 Attorney. J. I. Nell
Estate Ct Philip Smith: oTder granting letters Of
administration; bond. $50. Attorneys MILAN q
Smith
Estate q Mary E. sufho1; VIII dated March ,.
Iss sled
Estate Of William Fitzzibbsnsi VII dated July 10
1913 fled.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

tine 20 fls transcript Attorneys L G. BAILEY
A. 5. WorthinFt0n.
Assignments for tO-dsy-motions:
10. J. Aacisut Brewing Company NOo1zl-
Attorneys, J. " Nlchois-ArzhEr Peter
Nc Jordon Landrore- AttnEsys. c
Hsckett-J. J. HeE7hiIi.
Nc. ; Distret of Columbia "a Geo-zstozn and
Washington 6zsliEht Company. Attorneys. Thomas
& Sisphens-Pe1y < Son and Dunlop.
No, 8 White - R07sr e a.. Atto-zeTs. Gle1nan
& Giss-Lambs-7
No. 5. coBselly rs. Gossslis. Asa1s7s, Colbert
-BaileT-
No. s Duke vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Canpany Att0zssys. Lsnbtrt-Hsnilton-
No. :. United Ststes q re- Frzcksst11 - Sec
rstary q the IntsroZ. Attorneys. :. Hs1ick-D.
". Bakss-
No JHcksoo. tr1sfse - Washington Balti-
m0Te and Annapolis Railway Company. Ar1uIsyS
Slater & Jacks1n-AIEr5ury & GoSnel snd HollinE-
NJ. 2. Bean rs. Civ and Suburban Ra5lEzy
COMPANY Attorneys, Ge-dinsr-IouSiss & Hove.
No. % WiSan " suoW Attnrzses Psrnebaker
Csrrsi & Jones-DsTlrgtc1 & Mz-filziy-
No J. Stevens - District q Columbia Attor-
re-s JsfoTds & HOlioEzy-ThCnzS
No. = Quinn Is. FIyu1 No50r Car Company.
Attorneys z. Q. Duttou-AlattinSy.
No Is LGnsb1-z - StsIlVsEen AttO-neys. HoI-
lsndsr-Hsuilton Colhert Yerkss Hamilton
No u Disf-lct q Columbia ". Petty et a.
AttorneyS Thomas & Whits-DzzlnEtou & S1IE-
van
Va x steTzTt - Annapolis and Potonzc Rive,
Rsilzoad ConPsHy- Attorneys. M1zss4sue & Ae-iaE-
ity-Dsrlinztcn-
No Is United States. Il re- PHILIPS - sec-
TstsTy q the InteiG- AttCnsyS DzTis-1lcNaEara-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
King Edward q. snnn.o-

London. April 22-The infant son OF
John Hubert Ward. equerry 10 King Ed
ward, and Mrs Ward, who IS the daugb-
ter OF Ambassador Reid, was baptized 10
day in the Chapel Royal. St James PAL
ace. he was named Edward John SUI
ton The King as sponsor, was repre-
sented BY Lieut.. Col. George Holford
equerry in waiting 10 the King. Miss
Kate Bryce represented LADY Mary
Ward Ambassador Reid and the coun-
tess Of Granard were among those at the
ceremony.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
cIub Give. Euchre part.

The Grand Army Encampment Club
held a euchre party and dance at Carroll
Institute, go Tenth street northwest. last
evening. The object Of the entertainment
was TO raise funds for attending the G.
A. r encampment az Salt Lake City, in
August II was largely attended The
hall was decorated, and an enjoyable
evening was passed. The committee in
charge were / P Siebold. John Middle
ton. John G. Maynard, F. L. McKenna.
0. Fl. Oldroyd, Miss Winnie Harrington.
Mrs Georgianna Van Fleet, and Miss
Cecilia McKenna.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
PORTSMOUTH SIGNS CATCHER.

Pat NcCauIey, of Eastern League
Fame, Is Secured.
Spezal to TIE Washington Herald
Portsmouth. Va, April Z-Pat Nc
CauIey, the catcher who was the main
stay hack OF the plate for Jersey City
when "BiIr' Murray handled the reinE
Of this Eastern League bunch. has been
secured to catch for Portmouth from the
Jersey City club OF the Eastern League.
Last year MeCsuley caught for the VII
nington. Del. outlaw club. Floyd Clurn,
eae OF the star pitchers, Of the Tri-State
League last year, arrived at Portsmouth
to-day. Clum and McCauley should prove
q winning battery in the Virginia League.
McCsuley a few years ago caught for
the Washington club. Major league man
ayers have already offered 10 purchase
Clum. who gives promise 20 be one OF
the best ''southpaws" on the slab to-day,
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

sNSAA[E GOLL0-
United States ~ Ioha A. Bsuso1- violating ~
tons 5s Revised Statutes United ssstes; O. trial
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No I51- In Re estate of James l. ToSer; o.
trial Att0TrEyS 6 2 Reynolds. DouE,zs. Baker
& SherrIl-Hsniltou. Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton.
ard J. J. Darlington
United States rs 6. Il. Dsnoa Yogns; false pre-
tClses, u0iie TTuS.
United states - Msry Williams: ro6oery; pea
lot guilty.
United States IS. Harrison Saunders; hc1ssh-sak-
ing: pes. rot gsilty.
Tinted states IS. HoEasd A. Cazz; lareszy;
Plea, not Esilty-
United States ~ james Adams and Gsorzs Fozi;
hsasebreakins and depreciation On pCiFzte p-opeTry
plea. Dot guilty.
United States u Raymond L Crbsni rOboe-y;
plea MT guilty
United states X sane: housb-yzkins ard la--
csnJs plea nat guilty.
United States - joseph Lee and Frznk johnson:
violating sections ss57 and ss5s r. s L. S; plea.
rot guilty
United States Is John P TriIlins: murder. frs.
dsgTee: plea. not guilty.
United States Is Lewis Garter and Alfred Cole;
housebreakinS and larceny; Plea. not guilty.
Assignment fo1 today-IctiCus and lunz5 pro-
ceedins.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
Tie Game st war-enton

speessl to The Washington Herald.
warTenton, Va, April 22-The War
renton High School and the Bethel Mil
tsry Academy baseball teams played q
fast game this afternoon. the score he
ing 3 10 s. The game was called on az
count OF darkness. The batteries vera
as follows. WaTTentOn High School
Martin and BarteHstein; Bethel. Brusse
and Rogers
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
Ocean SfeamEhins

Ncw York. April z--Arrived Adriatic. from
Southampton. April Il; Deutschland. from Ham
burg. April &
Arrived oct. La Provence. at Hare from New
York.
sailsd f5gm tor,isn ports: Majestic. from oasens-
toV1 fog Nes yoTk.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

AT New orieazs-NeE Orisz1s. ). Memphis. 2
A. Mooile-Littls Rock. 4; Mobile. @.
Ar SasA+ille- Atlanta, Il; Nashville, :
AT Montgomsy-B Birmingham, 4; sfoutzcne-7. 1.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
Equity suf4s

No $50 AvariIls Lambert - Harriet A ste--
Tett et al quiet title Attorney W J. Lambert
Lawsuits.
No si572 Berry & whitnors Co. Is Richard c.
Adams; Judgment Municipal Court. S2l0s2 Att0r-
nsvs, Z. s. McCalmont and L. Hufty.
No 5l573 American Natinnsl Bank ~ Henry T
Brssg; nOts $40 Attorneys. Berry & Nfino<.
No 5l57A Same IS Annie C0lRs; note soc At
torneys. sane.
No si5-s Sane IS. J. Hsnry Foster; note Sl.lsa
AttoEneys. sane
No. a57S Same yS John ". Hunter; note
SssZss. Attorneys. same.
No SS7. Sane vs. William F. osis; note $50
Attorneys, sane.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
wr.. PenaeIa a MerchIope...

Rome, April z-Th% Pope has con-
ferred the title OF mar ,hioness on Mrs.
Frederic Cortland Penfssd. Of New York.
in recognition Of her benefsctions 10
ed1cs tienal institutions and charities.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
NorfoIL. 8, Portsmouth, 4.

SPECIAL to The Washington He-zld
Norfolk, Va, April 22-Before the big
gest crowd that ever witnessed a seasons
opening game here. Norfolk won from
Portsmouth. 9 70 4 Heavy hitting on
the part Of the locals coupled with wild
pitchers and costly errors. turned the tide
Of victory.
OteE NoTfolk's first pitcher. was driven
from the box IN the third inning and
Savage went in After that Portsmouth
got not another run. and but two hits
The attendance was 5000
The game was called in the middle OF
the eighth on account OF darkness, after
TWO hours and ten minutes OF play. Score:
RH.E
Po-tsnouth--.-.--..-...-. 0 Q 0 % 2
No-foIk------.-.-----...-.l ! 1-9 Il 3
Batter--Brns. Hallman. and Burke; Otsy Saw
az. ard ChandiCr-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
District Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
NJ. 76l. II 70 C0ldCmnaIi0ns SQuzrrS g ard s.:
reference 70 auditor.
No. ssS In re extsnsion of alley bock 3: order
amending order On mandate q Court q AppeaIs
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
DISTRICT COURTS.
COurt of Appeals.
As51urusd fsCn ds7 20 day
Equity Court No. l.
JUSTICE BARNARn

JUSTICE BAENARn
Ne III. GFssoEy = G7esory; referred % *
Aniner. Au0nsys. Mcneil & McNsil-J. Z. Ad-
risanE
No HZs. Dick e a. Es DIX 2, a. order finally
rztifyiae sale Attorneys. J. Williamson ard ! F.
Bundy-I. II Ming
No. &47s. Flst-her Fletcher e Al crier ap-
pointing receiTs-: bond s. GO Attorneys. Z Bufse
w. G. johnson and ". J. Lsnbert-
No 5ss2. DGlsuy. trustee. NsEszzn q a.
order % purchase notes and to sell Attorneys. Mad
doK & Gstlsy-
Herdrnn Ts. B-susnan q al. arzued and sub
E1iited Attornsys- D. W oDoooShus-J- NJ
Rafferty, Is. Herrgtt: o-der TO pay fund 70 ~
ceiTsr. Attorneys. Slsuaa * Lerch-
Assignments foT ;Odsy-mCnCns-
No. Is. Cal e a. IS. Treat z; a. Attorney. 6.
Il. Lamar.
No. - Van Hen - Van Horn. Atsoney. G.
No ~ HARDEN ~ Hayden Attorneys Bran
S0 .n. Brzd6eld " Bradasld Anurnsz.
Nc. *. Mouis Metropolitan Surety Con
pzHy q al Attorneys, Darlington CoiSert-
Tucker & Kenyon-
No. 81. LsgEe Is. LsEEs. Attorneys. salsrs q
De Putr7n-Ho-iszn-
No Ss Jones IS Jones. Attorneys. Psyt0-
TOcnsy. strzsbrsfr. Jones & Nell
Equity Court NO. ?.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
No. El66 SHEPPARD Is Shepherd e. a.. order n
rrseFrnoe- Attorneys. W. z Amh-0se-J. ".
DsvidEs.
Nc. EsE. In n Elijah Bishop Grzndin. 7.
name chanEed to HeHry Bishop G-zndin- Attor'
Bey. J. + Lsrnsr
No. Es1- johnson. trustee rs SonsrTiDs et a.
bin dismissed. Attorneys. Bstss Wauen-J- D.
Williams
No 8Ba Kelchner rS Kelchnar. alimouy pen
dsnte lite ordered AttG-neys " C. Gsrdiner-
Alex KilE0Ts Z. r CalTer5, and W q. Spates.
No Z7g2 Mead & Co. II Dissrict q Columbia
or1eT % flo Transcript. Attorneys BIrney d
WoodEur6-E. n. Thomas.
Assignments for to-dsy-Motions:
No. % Ssevzrt IS. Monumental Association E.
al .4ttorneyS. Rid0ut-Smifh Msrilat Horusr-
No. - BenSinzeT IS Gleason Attu-neys Han
ilton. Coibe-t. Yerkes & Hamiitoa-HgiiikopsT. Nc
Nsmarz & Burke
No Z6 Hines Is Hesre, Attorueys, Dizg-
Downing & Berry
No. IS Bunker IS. Bunker. Attorneys. Mon
tsgue & Morisrity-Stsarman.
No. Sis King u Harrington Attorneys
Msckey-DarT. PeySer & TAYLOR