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The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
CUTS COMPUTATION RATES
Electric Line Seeks to Capture Gov.
eminent Employees.
VIII Run Special Car Between Here
and Baltimore for Their
Convenience.

The new electric railroad line TO Bal
timore Is making a direct bid for carry
ing government employees back and forth
between the two cities by offering them
improved service and cheap rates Of
travel. Commencing April I, the Wash
ington, Baltimore and Annapolis company
viii run d special car. leaving Baltimore
at 7-20 a m and arriving at White House
Station at $50 a. m. enabling govern
ment employees 70 reach their Offices in
time for the daily work.
The special ear will be a through train,
and viii not stop for local passengers.
The Communication ticket VIII be a sixty
trip book. costing sl2. When there is
added 10 this the street carfare in this
city from White House Station. the cost
OF the monthly travel comes within Sl4
month. about S1.75 less than the rate
now in vogue. The following letter sd
dressed 10 commuters between Washing
ton and Baltimore explains the details or
the new arrangement officially:
Dear Sir Your name has been given TO me as
daily Traveller between Baltimore and Washing
ton. beg % call yOUr attention % a uew rate
and service which shah pat into effect on the
first Of April. The rate viii be So for a sixty y-dsy
monthly dcket, good between the District Line
and Baltimore. This used 10 connection with street
car tickets at the rate q s1 for a quarter VIII
make q very low rate. a few cents over 81 a
month. Tie advantage Of this 1te is that trans
fers without further cost viii he given 20 any q
the connections q the II street line Of the Wash
ingtOn Railway and Electric Company
The new service VIII consist IN a special limited
car % leave Baltimore Terminal Station az 10
a. n reaching White House Station az 20 a. n
As the run from that point 10 the Treasury is but
eighteen minutes you VIII see that there is ample
time 70 reach any department. before 9 o'clock- Our
equipment never IN so good a condition as II Is
at present. and feel justified in soliciting your
patronage. realizing that you require thoroughly
reliable service.
trust that you may give this your consideration
and after the first OF April your patronage. IN
close time card showing various trains This how
ever. does not show the new 10 car. Yours truly.
G.. r. GALL
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30

Theodore L. Cole and Frederick ". Nc
hsyno-ds 90 sezlre Theodore L. Cole. s. a0o.
10 p months s.sr cant. seHi-sn-uaIly los lss.
Fortune ElllrEel-Nilliam l. Pollard 70 Geozva
+. Collins and james l.. Nell. 70 ser,-s Isaish
A BOYD. S-5 J 30 . months per cent.
part lot >
COuuscricu1 Arenus Tsrrace-WiIlian L. Forus-
90 uC 90 r. t. GCr-an and RCber z Heater
% secure Fultca r. Gordon gsS rsrsbis
sezai-annually. : ~ cent. lot J.. square ls6o
Connecticut Aveuuc Tcrracc-Auirew r Oman 20
a. ID. Gortcn and Robert l. hester TO se-lrs
Eulccn x. Gordon 81 s54 srri-anrusl rav-ner-s
per cent. loss q ard - sruare rs
Square llS-Dupont Storage Company 20 John B.
Larner and John A. Hamilton. % secure the
Washington Lean and Trust Company. s1-aO
% years. . rer cent. ssIri-annuaIly iot g
Square losL-Edna 6. Clark 20 Ernest L Scbni5t
and GeoTEe IL Eumerich % secure German
Americ1n B-lliing Association. s. SO lot 50
SQUARE 1ss-rhe Washington Heights Apartment
ho'ise COMPANY 90 George K johnson and
samuel r. Bond u secure the Penn llatssI
LIE llSurlncs Company. SO 000. ! % yszrs
ulr ceuI- ssmi-anuuaIly. lots and =
Lanler Heights-Henv 7. Wills e uL 70 james
r Hood and Flrmlu z. HCElgr. % secure Nc
Lachleu Bauking Corporation. S co. I year.
Ter cent li-aunrally. lot 80
square .fo->au Itpper e. ux- 20 Herr p
Bergna1n and George H. EmmeFieh. 70 secure
Metropolis Building Assertion. No e. 15e
uart lot q
Square ss--WiIlism y. and Mary G.. Keyye- 70
Frank J. DiGudoune and James Berry - sezns
EcrlFtlll Binding AsSoClarIc-l. s. Loo l1t "A
square North Cf square l055-Iemes r Shea 20 b
Francis saul ard r. Harrison Johnsoo 10 -
clre Home savings Bank. 81 coo. years s Der
cent sc1li-annually lots 8 G. 2 G. and C.
tnsles'dc-tharles p VIE et TX % Joseph A.
HAYDEN and Emanuel Speich r. 20 sac,-a
Emsnuel Speich S.611 50 DAYS. 6 uer CRIT lots
g. Z and g. block IS
oquarc 629-Eduard " Crump et ux 20 Tfor,-s
Walker and George r. Collins. % sc-Fre Julia
r Han 500. I 90 40 months 6 ucr cent lot y
Le Droit PsTs-Edmuud :. Woog e tx 20 Simon
Not and Mver Cohen. % sec-uc Jacob n. schff
&.o,c years li7 per cent. sen.i-snnusIlv. nan
lot g. block 8
Square 5s3-May J. Blanford 10 TIE Wishing
ton loan aud Trust Company. % secure E1rit-
abe CC0TcrarIVr Buiidisg AssoCi1rion Ua9
part original lCt e
North Columbia Hcig1.s-Iossuh F. gIiils r. TX 2,
samc- % securs saEre. SC0o. lot q. block !
square a est 20 Square G---Afichacl = Hume Q.
TX to Thomas J. Donovan and August Brl,shI
10 secure Ma-EsEFt B. Buddccsc SGoo yezrs
Ter cent seni-annually iot lS
Lauigr Heights-FranIklin 7. Sanuer e. uv n
FTedcrick l. Si&dcns and r Qrincy smith. n
selTIrc NLlan A. Hi 81 clu vears rar
cert seni-annusilE. lot 81.
square 5.a-Jacoh A. Jones to T. Pierce Roteer and
William X. Hil. Sd secure Mutual Ff-- T-srlr-
anee c1mpauy. oe g war per cent. seus,-
snnrai'r. part original los l9
Square si0-Malsfeid r. and John p kim n
Malcolm HHfty and Lawrence Hufty. 70 ss-.-e
WIlism q. Martir. 81 E20 I 70 q -czsEA
~ esals sesaiaaaaz-l. lss &.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

A. Nick. Jones. g. New York City. and NJ
Louise Humphreys, g. Boston. Rev. W T. Sny-
der
James L. Swami. %. and Lena a. RlIpp. o. both
Of Richmond. Rev. J. p. Mclaughlin
Guiseppe di Berariine. a. and Terisina Merlini
"a Rev.. Ignatius Feaey
Felix Forbes "a, and Kate D. GoodaI g. Rev.
J. B. Mclaughlin
Carroll Pelen. p and Ahce Fletcher D both
q Catharpin, Va Rev J. B. Mclaughlin.
Lemuel Bennington. So and Carrie D. Franklin
q Goth Of Lynelburg. Va. Rev J. 2. Mclaughlin.
C0LORED.
Samuel Cornish, 2, and Alice Marshall. & Rer
J. 3. Mclaughlin
John H. Har. q. and Birdie Neal, %. Rev.
r. A. Seaton.
Arthur Finnsy. .. and Mary stattOn. 2. Rev.
W. J. Howard
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
HONOR DR.. ELIOT TONIGHT
Former Harvard President VIII Be
Guest of the Alumni.
President Taft VIII Sit Beside Re-
firing Head of UnIversity-TO
speak at High school.

Charles W Eliot, the retiring president
Of Harvard University. one Of the fore
most educators in the United States. and
rumored as the Ambassador-elect to the
Court Of St James viii arrive in Wash
ingtOn az noon to-day.
He comes 20 the Capital as the guest Of
the Washington Harvard Club, and will
make the principal address at the annual
dinner of this organization, to be held in
the Raleigh Hotel tonight AT his side
viii sit President Taft. a son Of Yale. but
one Of the most ardent admirers OF the
venerable Harvard executive, and Sena-
tor Elihu Root, of New York, a graduate
Of Hamilton College.
The distinguished gathering at the bar
Quet. lacking only that most famous 30
ali Harvard men. ex-President Roose-
velt 10 make it ideal. will pay what some
declare viii be the greatest tribute ever
extended 70 a university president in this
country. 1t viii be a notable recognition
Of Dr. Eliots services on the eve If his
retirement from the foremost men Of
the nation
Dr. eliot viii arrive from Richmond at
noon and VIII be immediately driven to
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen Jen-
nings, where he will take luncheon. He
will address the students Of the Central
High School IN the afternoon. Prepara-
tions for this.event were made by Super
intendent Stuart some weeks ago. Out
side Of the banquet there VIII be no re-
ceptOn 10 the Washington Harvard al
umni.
President Eliot will probably leave the
city Wednesday morning. He has inst
concluded a Southern tour. and SPOKE
before the Harvard men of Richmond
Saturday night. He will relinQuish his
duties as president Of Harvard with the
close of the academic year. II is he
lieved that President Taft will shortly
announce his appointment as Ambassa-
dor TO Great Britain
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30

Casualty Hospital and its stan OF
physicians have won new distinction. Be
sides being versed in bone-setting and
bone-sawing. skil-grafting. and other
forms Of grating, all learned at medical
school. Of course. one of the young house
surgeons has demonstrated his ability as
a versatile fxer of all things fractured.
DR.. H W. Mofatt is the versatile bone
setter" and nc won his new laurels fol-
lowing general mix-up between a bicy-
Gle. the rider. a dog, and the owner of
the dog. He treated the master and
then turned his attention to the canine.
He was about 10 start work on the bicy-
Gle, when the owner Of the machine made
his escape.
1t happened this way A young man
was riding his bicycle along Ninth street.
The dog. owned by Roy Yeates. twenty
two years old. ran from his masters
yard, 23S Ninth street. and barked at the
cyclist. The man on the machine turned
TO one side and the right foreleg Of the
dog got tangled up with the spokes or
the front bicycle wheel Man. bicycle.
and dog landed in the street in heap.
Bit Hand of Master.
Hearing the yelps OF his dog, Yeates
ran into the street and tried 20 extricate
his pet from the twisted spoke OF the
wheel The dog did not take kindly 10 his
efforts, and bit him on the left hand
Yeates then went 20 the Casualty Hos
pltal. accompanied by his dog. DR.. Mof-
fatt met him at the door, and, taking him
into the surgical ward cauterized his
hand. After bandaging up the damaged
member. DR.. Moffatt noticed that the dog
Hmped. He examined the animals fore
leg and found it was fractured.
Then he got busy The dog was laid
out on an operating table. despite loud
protests. and a sleeping potion admins
tered. With sharp knives, spiints. and
bandaEes. DR.. Moffatt soon fixed the in
jured leg up in good style
When the dog woke up he thanked the
physician effusively and hObbled from the
hospital, using MS wOOden-jointed leg Ike
a civil war veteran
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
ECZEMA VICTIM SAVED
AFTER THIRTY YEARS,
Wintergreen Compound stopped Itch
at Onee-Disease Soon Disappeared.

MtntSrEfeen compound stopped Itch
Rt Onee-Disease Soon Disappeared.
After dosing the stomach for years and
tryiag all kinds OF alleged cures for &c
zema, Mr.. NJ T. Firmin reports a per
feet cure. He simply washed the skin
with an oil Of wintergreen compound.
mixed with thymol. glycerin, &c.
Mr.. NJ T. Firmin, for the last % years
IN the employ Of the c. S. Daniels Furni-
ture Co. of Wichita, Kars, writes:
Eczema first appeared on my body
when / was a child eight years of age
For over thirty years I scratched and
scratched and doctOred: It drove me wild.
The disease covered my entire body
from my scalp 10 my toes Ny doctor
and my friends all gave me up as In
durable.
Then 1 commenced using the D. D. D.
Remedy The first application stopped
the horrible itching and gave me a night 8
sleep II gave me strength and hope.
continued growing better
Il kept up the treatment for months
snd am now entirely cured. excepting a
little roughness Of my left ankle"
Having personally known Of many
chronic cases, we have gained great con-
hdence in d. d. y. Prescription.
Henry Evans, s22-24 F street northwest.
and Peoples Drug Store, S24 Seventh
street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30

Es'a-e Of EuaIie Ealsr: order TO eomproInise.
AttoTncy. T. p Myers.
In ~ Geneva Young et al: order ntfying sale.
Estate = 1IlliaTd r. Cozen; order TO pay interest.
Attorney Vol & Rosenberg.
Estnte u james .. Catcn. order granting letters
testsmentary; bond. s. 90. ATTORNEYS, Shcchy *
Shselv
Estate Il IOhn A Fairfax order granting letters
Of administration; b0ud. 800 Attorney Erskine
Gordon
Estate of Elias Dewitt Huntley order granting
letters testRmertary; bond. S51G- Attorney. A. B.
DuFaii.
In re Ethel jenkins; order appointing guardian.
Estate Of Lo.Iise Friedmsnn; order 20 canoel dis
tubutiOr.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30

No 5l5l2 Joseph =. Bingham & Co rs K. G.
Scutt Advertising Company; accuunt SKI AJtor-
news, Brandenbsug & Brandenblrg.
No. 5lSlS. Charles W. Botsch. administrator IS
Wilham g. Gentner, damages Sl0o0 Attorney.
". A. Johnston
No. 5l5H Hecht & Company vs.. Richard H.
Miller. Judgment AIUniciDsl Court SOS.
No 5l5i5. United States ex rel. Chamberlain
Club William 4. Richards e. al; mandamns,
Attorney. ". J. Lambert
No. 5l5l6 United States ex rel The Bartenders
Club Is sane; sane. Attorney. same.
No 5l5T. William A. Joline ". Daniel II.
Nichols; Pennsylvania Judgment, Ss4lS Attorney.
c. T. Herdler.
No. 5l5ls Frank q. Nichols ". Daniel H.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30

JrSTICE sTAFTORD.

Assignments for to-day:
Mo- $40. Buckley vs.. Washington Gasight Com
pany- Attorneys. Gittings & Chambern-R. L.
Perry & Son and McKenney & Flauney-
No. $40 Yohe vs.. International Sand Lime Brick
and Machine Company. Attorneys. II. y. Davis
McKenney & F1snnery.
Nc. g. National Automobile Company vs.. Rich
ards Company Attorneys. J. d. SulliFan-W. Q.
Prentiss-
No. 81. Eliot Thompson. Attorneys. J. A..
JohnsoT-Leckie Fulton & Cox.
No. SO. Noxal Polish Manufacturing Company
IS. Bowen. Attorneys. H. W. Wheatley- Burton
Ne. 27 Flagler. executor vs. Arizona Cuban
Asphalt and Mining Company. Attorneys Tucker
& Kenyon and T. B. Huyck-Lambcrt q Yeatmsn.
No. 3S5- Lusby vs. Logan. Attornsys r. White
p J. Ryan.
No. $50 Hufty " Yoder. Attorneys. NJ. 7.
Colbert -sheehy & sheehy.
No. So. Miller. administrator, IS Baltimore and
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
DAILY COURT RECORD
CSonday, March % 1907
COIOnday, March %, 1907

Ohio Railroad Company Attorneys. J. E. Collins
and II. A. Ciarke-G. + Hamilton.
No. 26s. Horne rs. Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. w. g. Gardner and T. y. H0psWeu-
K. L. Perry x Son and c. 7. Dunlop
Circuit Court No. =.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
so. SfL Baker vs.. Warner term prolonged and
time 10 submit bin Cf exceptions extended sttCr-
neys, X. T. Davis and r J. Hogan-J. J. Daring
ton.
No. 505s6 Sullivan vs. Berscher. Judgment of con
denlnatiou- Attorneys. r. A. Jones and g. T..
Shinn-A- A. fipscomb.
30. 1895. District Of Columbia rs. Georgetown
Gas Light Company, and
No. i9as. District Of Columbia rs Wash;ngton
Gas Light Company on trial Attorneys. F. II.
Stephons-R. r. Perry & Son. r. II. GOldsb0rougn.
G. 7. Dunlop
No 5l5l5. United States ex rel Chamberlin Club
vs. Richards et al. rule set April > Attorney. W.
J. Lambert
No. 5l5i6 United States ex re- BartendeE Club
vs same. same. Attorney. SANE
Assignments for to-day:
No &c Bean ys- City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys ". G. Gardner and Z. y.
HopeEell-J. j. Darlington.
No 80 Shoemaker. executor. rs Weeden et al
At;crneys. Lambert & Yeatman-E. r. Thomas.
No E6 Stewart Chase AttCrueyS Mcneil
& NcNeiIl-W J. Lambert
No 14 Jackson. trustee Washington, Balti-
more and Annapolis Electric Railway Company.
Attorneys. Z B. SlGtcr-1larbury & GoSneu and
A. A. Hoehling. ir.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square i52-Wilism H. Fenderson r. ak. % Frank
Dieudonnc and james Berry. % se-sre Per
petual Building Association. g SO ic, IEA
square 27-Narglrei Davis % sane. 90 secure sane
G-5 ht c.
Square s6S-Christisn 2. GIism et ux o. John e.
Weedon mad John p Ahern. 20 secure NJ A.
Ahen. A.e1, 5 years. 5 per cent, serai-anuually
part crEinal lot =
sOuih grounds Columbia oOusSs-AIhest c, Psals q
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT

JUSTICE WIGHT
Estate q Elizabeth c. Dufef; petition for letters
q administration.
Estate of Ignatius Belt 70 rule 20 show
cause; decree accepting resignation o J. Barton
Miller as executor 0f said estate petition for ap
pointneuf Of administrator q. b. n. c. g.; de-
cree finally diEnissing caTeat and granting letters
q administration q. b. D.. I. q. Attorney. d.
W. O'Donoghue.
Estate ~ Catherine NJ CoOney order granting
letters testanentary: bond. $500 Attorney. J. g.
Howard
Estate Of Elizabeth c. Duhef; order granting
letters q administration; bond so 0oo. Attorney
J. ]. Darlington.
Estate Of Edward T. Kaiser; order 10 seu per
sonalty. Attorney. J. J. Darlington
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
PASTOR REMAINS HERE.
Rev. MIR. BaIIenEee stays with CAL
vary VI. r. Church.

The continued pastorate Of Rev. ". II.
Bsllengee. Of Calvary NJ f. Church
South, was assured by the action OF the
board Of missions Of the Baltimore Con-
ference yesterday.
Although the minister has been in the
local field four years. the board believes
the hest interests Of the church viii be
served by keeping him here indefinitely.
Rev. Mr. Ballengee has done excellent
work IN Calvary Church. He has been
working under the board OF missions, in
stead OF being directly under the confer
ence authority. and the board has the
power Of placing him az its discretion.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
GIVEN OVATION IN RICHMOND.
DIR. Eliot Discusses Character Of
Educated Man.

DIR. Eliot Discusses Character OF
Educated Man.
Special 70 The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, March 29-Dr. Charles
w. Eliot, president of Harvard Univer-
sity. was given an ovation upon his ap-
pearance before the faculty and students
OF Richmond College this morning.
DR. Eliot spoke on the general subject
of the character of the educated man
The spirit OF modern education, he said.
was the development Of character with
culture. and culture with character. He
praised the accumulated result OF wide
spread as well as specific education In
the new courage which has come to
man. the moral courage Of opinion With
the physical courage 10 support it, He
urged self-reliance without arrogance.
hope without fear. truth with true cour-
age, and temperance in all things This,
with an allusion to the prohibition move
ment in the South. produced a ripple OF
sympathetic laughter.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
Equity Suits.

No. SIR In re ParkWo0d Apartment House
substitute trustee Attorney. J. B. LaTner.
No. 2SfE. In Elijah Bishop Grandon. r. ;
change name. Attorncy J. r. La-ner-
10. BID. Catherine II. Walsh e. al. Is Frances
T. DesRn q al; partition Attorney NJ J.
keane
No. G49 Webster Manufacturing Company
AncTicsn Leading and Unloading Machine COMPANY;
Judgment creditors bli. Attorney, W. n. Sholes.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
Prafrie FIre I'm Ten.

Austin. Tex, March "a prairie FIRE.
which was accidentally started two DAYS
ago. has burned over several hundred
thousand acres IN Crosby and Dickens
counties. destroying many buildings and
several hundred head Of live stock. Sew
eral small towns narrowly escaped de-
struCtion.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30

suffering IN those States because they are
not allowed 10 participate in the dement's
enjoyed by the private banks.
when the government deposits money
il insists on having its deposit protected
by a guarantee fund. the state and
county does the same For that reason
we in Kansas believe the individual de-
positOr should not be left out II one
bank IN a certain community cannon give
a guarantee. then the individual oepos-
tors will deal with another. ana II IS 70
prevent this wholesale denauonalzing
that we desire the Attorney General 10
ratify our plan
Questioned as 10 the similarity between
the Kansas law and the pet project OF
William J. Bryan inserted in the Demo
cratic national PLATFORM Gov S'coDs
said:
Il think Bryan's plan is not constitu-
tional He would make the guarantee Of
deposits compulsory. we leave the matter
entirely at the option Of the Dank olIee-
tors II a bank does not want 10 snare
IN tn eproits by paying one-quarter OF !
per cent OF its yearly deposits 10 the
State treasurer as a reserve fund, Il may
withdraw
Postal Savings Banks.
las 10 postal savings banks. We will
gladly welcome the enactment Of law
to make such a system possible. Their
operation will not interfere with our
method. II is usually the small de-
positor that will take advantage OF this
opportunity Of guaranteeing his deposits.
The large depositor viii still maintain
business with the national and State con-
Germs. Both systems working together
VIII insure n stable condition Of the na-
tiOn's finances. Panics viii be less fire.
quent and model banking institutions viii
cover the country"
The party spent the day az the Capitol
in conference with the Kansas Repre-
lsentatives Facts and figures we're gath
cred togethed for presentation to the
Attorney General IN support OF the plan
A hearing will be arranged between Sec
retary Wickersham and Gov. Stubbbins
and his associates some time this week
A visit 10 the White is also on the pro-
gramme Of the governors party.
The State bank guarantee law goes in
10 effect in Kansas July I. and the dele
gates hope TO have matters arranged for
the national institutions before thar date
They also hope to eliminate the bitter
campaign that was carried on in Okla
homa between the state banks and the
national banks. war Of advertising
was fought in the new State. the State
institutions representing their superior
feature OF guaranty Of deposits by lur1d
posters.
William Allen White. who accompanied
the party as far as Washington. viii
leave Aemrica for Europe in a few days.
and viii go 20 New York to-day.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30

New York. March 29.-George Bruce
COrtelyOu. former Secretary OF the Treas
ury. assumed charge officially to-day as
president OF the Consolidated Gas Com
pany. az Irving place. He came on from
Washington with his private secretary
II. c. Weaver.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
NAVY REoRGANIzERs MEET.
Secretary Meyer Instruets the New
Board 60 Perfect system.

The board OF naval officers appointed by
Secretary of the Navy Meyer last week
for the purpose of making certain re
visions in the naval regulations met yes
terday for the first time. Before The board
got down TO business they had confer
ence with the Secretary.
Mr.. Meyer told them he wished them
10 go into their task thoroughly, and. If
possible. submit unanimous report The
Secretary also suggested that the differ
ences OF opinion between the line and the
staff. which has kept the Navy Depart
ment in turmoil for years, be not permit
ted 10 interfere.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
CHAMPION ATHLETE RETIREs.
Claire Jacobs. Holder Of Indoor Pole
Val. rrf,to V..,o. corror-a

OIAITf JHcODN, HnIuer nI InunUr FuIe
Vault Title. Leaves College.
Chicago, III. March 29.-Claire Jacobs.
holder OF the worlds indoor pole vault
record and one OF the bright stars on the
University Of Chicago track team. has left
college and viii never again compete in
intercollegiate athletics RE announced
he would leave college 10 engage IN the
boiler business with his brother al Mus
keg0n. Mich.
Jacobs holds the worlds indoor pole
vault record Of Y feet 3 inches. and has
vaulted y feet ~ Inches outdoors.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Brookland-SazueI C. Rednan 70 Lucy A. Hibbs
lot .. block g so.
Barry Fsrn-HenTy Reufro e ux TO Daniel L.
Brooks. east half q iot 34 section g. SO Dsniel
L. Brooks et TO Henry and Matilda Renfro
sane land, SIC
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30

IrsTICE WRIGHT.

No. 2SJ35. Carruthers IS. Nlilbourne: guardian al
tem appointed and pro confcsso against certain
defendants Auosneys Gordon 4 Gordon and Er-
skine Gordon
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30

JUSTICE ANDERSON
No &iO6. In ne Andrew Garter: verdict declar-
ing Andrew Carter 20 be habirual drunksrd At
tOrneys. l. Williams0n-G. F. Collins.
No. NloS, Fitzgerald Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company: on trial Attorneys. p. r. Hiliard-
Hamilton. Colbert. Yebes & Hamiltou-
Assignments for to-day
No ll2 Donohoe & Sons Is. Cherries 4 Shields
Attorneys Barnard & Johnson-GcoTgc T. Hoover
and John A. Shields
No II. COunor vs.. jacobsen Attorneys. LRckie
Fulton & Coy-John r. shields aud Leon Tobginer.
No. g. Bethel vs. Riley. Attorneys. Levi Z
David-Rates Warren.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
Bankruptcy Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

No 5s In re Henry H Twindle: order to
pay trustees fee.
No. sc. In re Departmental Co-operative Guild
order appointing receiver.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
District Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 50. IN 70 condemnation of land for Morgan
school, commission accepted and oath administered.