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The Washington herald., 1909-11-09
LAST NIGHT AT THE
LOCAL PLAYHOUSES

arrive at the reason requires no lengthy
discussion as 20 quality. caliber, or spe-
ciftc designation.
II is all about the false teeth Of one
Billy Hargreaves. who has had his four
upper incisors knocked out In a football
game, and has had a fine artificial set
constructed. with which in his mouth he
Is as good as ever; without them he be-
comes q suffering idiot Now, at very
critical time during a trip to the West
Indies, In fact. at the time when he Is in
the midst OF a declaration TO his lady
love, a careless steward opens a door
suddenly. thumps Mr.. Hargreaves in the
back. and out fly the precious teeth, only
10 be recovered after all sorts Of mlscon-
ceptons, complications, and fun. He
searches for them all night on the decks
without success, but upon opening a
stateroom window. finds that the mother
of his sweetheart also wears false teeth.
and steals them from their place in the
customary glass Of water.
In the meantime his own have been
found by a deckhand, and not being
claimed, are auctioned off TO afford fun
for the passengers. Billy. knowing that
they are his own. bids against Sam
Eustace his rival In love, who is under
the impression that they are Mrs.
Sloane's. the mother Of the adored one,
and they are finally knocked down 70
Billy for $1,000. and Mrs. Sloanes molars
are returned to her, and Billy, posing
as the mothers benefactor, regains the
affection OF the girl. which had been
somewhat weakened by a confounding Of
certain remarks about the four teeth
with some imagined four unsavory epi-
sOdes IN Billy's past life. The whole
train Of action IS very ludicrous, and one
situation after another carries the merri-
ment along with accumulative rapidity,
until IL becomes acute and uproarious
The bulk of the work falls. Of course,
20 Edgar Atchison Ely, as Billy, and he
is signally abetted by Jane Marbury, as
Alice his sister. who has been sent along
on the trip 10 take care Of him. Mr.
Ely is perfectly successful in Stimulating
the language Of a person temporarily
minus those necessary Gdtuncts TO proper
articulation. the front teeth, and besides
carries of all the comedy with JUNCTION.
Miss Marbury has a sort Of dry, quaint
manner, which Is very effective, and she
has very attractive personality. The
comedy is also augmented by Mrs. Stuart
Robson, who appears as Mrs. Sloane.
who, Ike the hero. presents a ridiculous
figure without her artificial teeth. and
Spotteswoode Aiken. as the Boatswain.
The more serious roles are taken by
Marian Chapman, as Beatrice Sloane
Franklin Jones as sam Eustace, George
lie Soir as John Hargraves. Caroline
Harris as Mrs. Hargraves. and others
minor, but all competent The action all
takes place on the upper deck OF the
steamship Florida, requiring but one set
and the comedy is just about long enough
10 afford refreshing diversion for an even
ing, without long waits or midnight
! transit toward home. Any one who
wishes an evenings fun, but hinches
from the sometimes attendant touch Of
bad taste, can 60 TO see 1t with I'm
punity
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THE GAYETY.
Al Reeres, Renntr show

Welcome 10 our city was the greet
ing handed out TO Al Reeves at the
opening Of his weeks engagement at
the Gayety Theater yesterday. 1t was
an immense audience. and whole-hearted
and enthusiastic in its appreciation OF
last nights performance. The show was
made up Of a large number Of attractive
songs. interpreted by good voices; sew
eTaI entertaining comedians. a parade Of
strikinEly handsome and Well-EoWned
chorus dies, and last, but not least, the
sporty and genial Al Reeves himself
with a much-too-short banjo programme
During the two burlesques the bulk
OF comedy entertainment was furnished
by Messrs. Edwin Morris and Lloyd
Hoey, In Irish and German characteri-
cations respectively. Miss Jeanne Laus-
ford and Miss Alice Jordan carried OF
honors for their excellent vocal work
The olio bill included two or three
bright Interruptions.
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complishments as a diver. the latter be-
Ing accompanied with some acrobatics in
the way OF somersaults which would
alone be creditable from an athletic
standpoint
Warmbath delivers lecture on the po-
lar regions recently traversed by Cook
and Peary, with scenic and pictorial ao-
compartment which was very interest
ing. It is stated that he was a member
OF one of the Peary expeditions. and be-
came familiar with the subject at first
hands. Rae Cox furnished some charac-
teristic work above the ordinary, depict
ing types with song. the varying forms
OF the American College Girl being
highly edifying. Al Whites -Four Dane
ing Bugs" gave a clever exhibition OF
dancing embracing both the straight and
eccentric. Bowers. Walters. and Croker,
as THE Three Rubes." contributed some
comedy acrobatics and tumbling: Aubrey
Pringle and George Whiting furnished an
interesting bit, Breaking Into Vaude-
ville," displaying Mr.. Pringle's senti-
mental vocal attainments and Mr.. Whit
ing's dialect comedy songs; Louis GueTtin
entertained with some clever high kick
ing and jumping. and the vitagraph
showed views Of the Pittsburg- Detroit
baseball games.
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Charles E Trrbby $780, monthly payments. &

Charles E. Tribby. 5000 monthly payments. 6
per cent
Barry Faun-Lot 70. section S. John A. Stewart e.
TX. % Frank T. and Jesse W. Rawlings. trustees
% secure Frank 5. Collins $500 8 vears 6 rsr
cent, scu,i-anuu8lly.
Square gO-Parts o. lots D and o DarieI r. Hall
e. al. % John B. Larner and John A. Hamilton
trustees. 70 secure Washington Loan and Trust
Company. 500. years. 5 per cent. semi
annually.
Square 400-Lct 50; Timothy A. ard Bridget J.
kepDel 10 frank J. Dieudonne ard James Berry,
trustees, % secure Perpetual Building Associa-
ton s. 100
Square Gsi0-LOt 800 srd square SIS subl1t 3; Ed
ward p Goodrich 20 TX % J. Eakin Gadsbv
and Walter II. Acker. trustees % secure William
J. Rekiucker $50, years per cent semi
Annually
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

New York. Nov. s.-Reccpts Of bceves for two
days were 46S head. including ls6 cars for slaugh-
terers and 50 for the market Steers on light sup
ply hold strong. and best grades are quoted lOal5c
higher; bulls and thin COWS are firm TO a shade
higher; medium and good cows steady. Medium 20
good steers sold at 5Zn6sO per 100 lbs +; bulls az
300a39O; COWS at l9Oai5 fat heifers az 477l5
Dressed beef was in fair demand and firm at sallls
per ID for native sides and Gas for Texas beef.
Receipts Of calves for two days we're 76s head
including $50 for butchers and IO7g for the market
and. with the stale stock there were ls9 or sale.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs for two days were
1917 head, including a cars FOR slaughterers and
3i3A for the market Lambs strong and 40a5Oc
higher than last Thursday Common TO prime sheep
tewes) sold at 25Oa4O per 100 lbs; culls at zoo;
common 20 choice lambs at 6OOa7 50; one lot Of
selected West Virginia limbs at T60; c1s and
throw-outs at 4-5a15o dressed mutton firm at Tag;
dressed lamb at 9alL
Receipts OF hogs for two days were Il 30 head, in
Guiding about cars for the market. Prices were
higher than last week. and State and Pennsylvania
hogs quoted at soas25 per 100 lbs Country dressed
hogs steady at lOssal2 per ID.
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TO BALTIMORE.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B.-F0i'0UiuE schedule figures published only
as information. and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Noble New Orleans
Ashevile. a. n. and l0.i5 ?. n. daily; a. n
FOR Chattanooga and Memphis. Dining cars
For Roanoke Knoxville. Chattaroo-a. Bi-mi-g-
ham. New Orleans. 1910 p. n. daily. Dining cars
For Roanoke. Knoxville Chltranoora NashviTs
Memphis. 40 a. n. daily. Sleeping car may be
occupied after 70 2. NJ Dining cars
Fox Atlanta. Birmingham, Columbia Charleston.
Augusta. Aiken Savannah jacksonville and Florida
points. i.l5 .. m. daily. Dining car service.
Tourist cars Tor California Monday Weinesday
THURSDAY and Friday. SIS p. n
Local f0T HaTisonbUrg. SO a. n. daily 40 D n
weekdays Tor Strasburg Jet. p. n. weekdays; Tor
Dauviie. 30 a. m daily; fo- Charlottesville. 80
a. n and so p n. daily: for WarTenton. 40 p r.
daily and 1 p. q. weekdays Frequent trains 20 and
from Bluem0nt L. S. BROWN Gen. Agent.
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Estate oS james A. Tyree; order for distribution.
Attorney, A. B. Duvau
In re Rooena q. Neal; order 70 sell stock. At
torneys, Sleman & Lerch.
Estate Of Robert ClaEksOa: order granting lsttGrl
testamentary 20 Ella J. OGrkSon: bond. 500. At
tOrnoy, PacA Obcrlin.
Bgtats Of EliZRbeth Gallagher order rltfying
sale. Attorney. q. z. MCGeo.
Estate Of Archibald G. Hullett; order granting
letters q administration 70 Sarah Q. Hullett;
bond. 500 Attorney, Z II. Thomas
Estate Of Samuel Cowsill: order FOR rule 20 show
cause Attorneys. Mcneil d Mcneil.
In 70 Frank F. Washburn ct al order appointing
guardian Attorney. G. S. Hinycr.
Estate Of James B. Mackenzie order granting
letters testAmentary to LILLIAN Richards. bond
Sl000 Attorney ID. W. ODonoghue.
Estate Of Philip W. Coleman; viii dated jan
uary L 1905 fled
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THE ACADEMY.
"Young Buffalo in New York"

lOunk nunuAO III new AOEks
Young Buffalo in New York" the
latest play by Charles f. Blaney, IN
which loung Buffalo figures, was pre-
scented at the Academy last evening and
pleased a large audience. The play held
the interest from start to finish. and
some OF the climaxes were eleverly exc
cuted. The scenery helps to make this
weeks Offering an especially notable one.
and adds much 70 the success of the play.
Charles Drake. as Judge Crit, from
Angel Gulch, Ariz.," came IN for much
well-earned applause last night, carrying
his lines in an able manner and exhibit
ing careful study OF his part Miss
Caroline May. as Winnie Blake. made a
favorable impression. and. besides being
pleasing TO look upon, made a clever
heroine.
Bull Morris. a Farley Detective" as
played by Howard Champion, could hard
~ have been better. while Florence VIII
mot, as little Virginia Hallack, shared
first honors with those already mentioned.
Young Buffalo was the same old Young
Buffalo. and that means that he han
died his lines as well as IN the many
other plays in which he has been seen
here.
The action Of the story is in New York
City for the first three acts. but in the
last one shifts TO Arizona. at Young Buff
falos Y-Star Ranch
In New York City. TO seek n fortune
which has been left 20 him by his faith
er. Young Buffalo runs up against a
pair Of schemers IN Mark Fillmore and
Henry Warren. Through the combined
schemes Of these two he is put IN an en-
barrassng position, and made 70 look
like forger. Thinking that the brother
OF the girl he loves is interviewer in
the meshes OF Mark Fillmore and his
gang, Young Buffalo shoulders the
blame, and returns 70 his ranch The
dying confession Of Bull Norris finally
clears up the situation, and Young Buff
falo and Sam Blake are absolved from
all blame. and all ends happily
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Coleman VIII Filed.

By the terms OF the Will Of Philip "
Coleman, dated January (. 1909, the tes-
tator's bank account is to be divided
equally between his daughter. Mabel Cole
man Fishback, and Annlce R Benjamin
Books relating to the civil war are be-
queathed TO a grandson. Frederick Cole
man Fishback. while the remaining vol
umes OF Mr.. Coleman's library 60 70 his
son-in-law, Frederick L. Fishback Mrs
Fishback is made residuary legatee and
is appointed executrix
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Equity Court No. 2.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. &233. Bates vs.. Slufeii. trustee. e. al.
order directing reinyestment Of fund. Attorneys.
A. b. Durll-F s. Hill.
No. 269lA DAILY " Daily et al order appointing
guardian ad Item. Attorney. G. p McGlue.
No. 1s9lL Deuty vs. Douty e. Al. sarno. At
tOTnCy. &. g. James
No, 2sr1 In re Sauter & Sons; referred 10 au-
dit0r. Attorney. f. ]. WissncT.
No. z578 Archer f.. trustee. SC. Va Sanitary
Grocery Company 20 al: decree dismissng petition
with costs. appeal noted Attorneys Wolf & ROsen-
berF-L. n. David and j. J. Darlington
No. DslA Havoll IS HaVel. divorce granted At
torney c. F. Haveu-M W. Sullivan.
40. 2s9l3. Perry vs.. Wilkens- Sherry Printing Com
pauy; orders appointing C. T. Hendler Company r.
cever and receivers authorized b continue business
Attorneys Wilson & Barksdale and Wolf Rosen-
bCrE-A. j. Carr.
Assignment Tor to-day.
No. Macfsrland vs. Peters Attorneys. Thomas
Patterson & Lambert
No. a. Hill Va Hin Attorneys. Hayden &
Franc-Doyle.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE n EFFECT nov EMBER T. 1913
Leave Washington. New Union station
900 a. m--Daly-Au points or Norfolk and
Western
1910 p. m--Dliiy-Roaroke. Bristol Winston
salem, Knoxville. Chartau0oga. Nashville New Or
leans Through Sleeper Dining Cars.
$40 a. D.-FC- Bristol. Knoxville. CLst-a-oo-1.
Nashville. and Mcmpais Washington Memphis
sleeper open 70 p. m.
For N0rio!k-Leave Washington. N T. n daily
l2sl noon daily Arrive Norfolk. u-3 a. n. SD
r. m.
4-5 p m--Daily-BerTyrilIe. Lu-av. Shenandoah.
Trims from the Southwest arlve go a. n. 1870
2. n. ard I2.5 a. ~.
All information Fourteenth street ard New YORK
sve1ue lBcud BUILDING
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Bid Cnnference Held

At the first conference Of the season.
yesterday, routine matters were dis
cussed by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. Among matters which await the
consideration OF the commission arc the
Spokane and Seattle rate cases. IN which
discrimination is charged. The commits
sion has been on a trip West lasting
nearly q month
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DAILY COURT RECORD
CMonday, November s, 19090

Attorneys McKenney, Flannery, and HItS-Ccldren
& Fleming and Levin
Patent Appeal No. a7. In 70 Herman Q. Vol
tereck Attorneys. Somes-Tennant Ruckman.
No 5sl Pool vs. Dunn. Attorneys. Davis-Lock-
wood.
No. So AIcKeen. r.. vs.. JerdOne. II. Attorneys.
Duel, Waraed 4 Duell-Fennwick 4 Morrill,.
No. $751; Gold vs. Gold Attorneys. Barnett
Fraser & Redding,
No. 49, In re Egbert H. Cold Attorneys. Bar
nett-Ruckman.
No $50 wrigley. II. & Co. rs. NoniA Attor-
ney. Colt
No 500. storer vs.. Barr. Attorneys. Denison &
Bryant
No SOL Peters vs.. Hopkins ct al. Attorneys Davis
-Comwell Bacon & Ailans.
No. 592. Goldberg vs.. Haler. Attorney. Bartle
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Sues for $4,000 Damages.

Suit was filed yesterday in the District
Supreme Court against the District Of
Columbia by Mollie T. Shepherd, on be-
half Of Rosa V. Shepherd. minor. Dam
ages Of $4,000 are sought for injuries
sustained by Rosa V. Shepherd on Oc-
tober 3. when she stumbled into an I'M
protected excavation near Fourteenth
and Chaplin streets. The suit is brought
through Attorney T. i Gies.
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CHASE'S.
Polite Vaudeville.

The vaudeville bill at Chase's this weel,
partakes principally OF the nature of the
good old-fashioned olio. not a single
sketch appearing on the programme. The
specialties. which range all the way from
acrobatc comedy to scientific lecture. are
very entertaining as a rule. the ensemble
making refreshing advertisement.
Annette Kellermann. the Australian aero
bat and diver, IS one Of the features Of
the BILL exhibiting first her skill as n
dlabolo manipulation, and then her &C
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOTE-Pubished only a. information. and not
guaranteed
900 P N. DaEy-Fo- Virginia. West vi-rluia,
ard Kentucky points
$50 ?. IL Dai,y-Fast new through t-ztn f-r
Cincinnati. Indianapolis. ard s. Louis. with
through sleeper % Chicago. syorpilg only a. I'M
po-taut points
ui9 F. ~ Dsiy-F. y. Y. LIMITED fo- Gin
ciunad Louisville. the West. Southwest. and
Northwest.
Complete Pullman ard Dining Car Service.
Chesapeake and Ohio Offices az SIS Perrsy,7lufa
avenue. 1889 street. and new Union Station Tee-
phone Main lo56 and 2s f0r tczets bagga-s checks
reservations. and t1NcahS
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THE BELASCO.
''BiIIy."

Billy" the farce by George Cameron.
which has just closed a long run IN New
York, was presented at the Belasco The
ter last night before brilliant audience.
and II the palpable pleasure derived last
night can be taken as evidence. the piece
will be every bit as successful on the
road as II was I'm the Metropolis, and TO
The Washington herald., 1909-11-09
THE LYCEUM.
AThe stnr Show Girls.

The Star Show Girls" an aggregation
OF pretty chorus girls and entertaining
comedians. hold forth al the New Ly-
ceum this week The show is OF the
snappy musical order. although the come
dams do not soar TO any great heights
The specialties introduced by the mem
bers were excellent.
The motion pictures Of the recent John
son-KetcheI fight We're good
The Washington herald., 1909-11-09
Lawsuits.

No 53s3 Rosa V. Shepherd. &C.. vs.. District Of
Columbia; damages, $1,000 Attorney. f. L. GieA
No 5D5A Garili Guissepper Us. Ellsworth T.
Simpson. trading Parkway Livery Company; ap-
peal. DcfeEdAnt's attorneys. LeCkie. Fulton & Cox
No 536. United States vs. Richard 7. Way.
Judgment Municipal Court. 800. Attorney. d. ".
Baker.
No. 5ao65. Hattie Only vs.. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company; appeal. Defendants attorney.
G. L. Hamilton.
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Equity Court No. L.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

JOollOH hNDbhoON.
No. 25l08. Rhodes Rhodes appearance Of alb
sent defendants ordered. Attorneys, c. Darlington
and T. Darlington.
No. 2S90s. kesler vs. Kesler; rule returnable No
VCmber p Attorney r. +. Mattingly.
No. E10S. Reside CoclCell: demurrer sus-
tanned. Attorneys. Barnard & Johnson-Fred Beall
and William Henry.
No 2siSS. Walker vs. Walker; reference % auditor.
Attorneys Brandenhurg & BmndenburE.
No. 1882 Christie vs.. Grswold; auditors report
Attorneys. Nath and Q. r. Wilson
No. $500 Welsh vs.. Welsh. divorce granted. At
torneys Thompson & Laskey-GittlnEs & Cham
berlain.
Assignment Tor to-day:
No &c. TAYLOR vs. Cunningham. Attorneys, Brown
& Clagctt-Milan & Smith.
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District Court.

No. 81 In re Extension Of Minnesota avenue;
cause continued
No. 81 IN TO Extension Of Massachusetts, ave
southeast; same.
No. S24 In AnacOstia River road. same.
No ~ In 10 Extension Of Ninth street. mar
shai orderd 70 summon jury for November g. 1909.
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Mechanics, liens

No. 5957. Louis Perna vs.. Rowan B. Tulsy; lot ).
square 20. $50 Attorney. W. II. Sholes.
No. 558 Washington Gasight Company Capt.
tai Building Cooperation; lots s. g. aud s. square
rs. $50. Attorney F. a. fleming.
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Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE GOULD
No o656l United States IS. John F. Mckay:
emtczzenent and forgery defendant surrendered
b. W W Stewart. surety.
No 25'u2 United States VI. Harry Garrett, house
byrak!ng plea not guilty.
No Use. United States ~ Charles Harris,
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; plea not guilty.
No ail3. United states vs.. Charles Robinson
seduction, plea not guilty.
No Go-i United STATES "a William Jenifsr:
assault 70 rape, verdict guilty.
United States Us. James HAMPSHIRE: robbery and
larceny, verdict not guilty
Assignments for TO-DAY:
United States Us Albert Edwards
United States IS Edward Wallace
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& OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NV UNION STATION

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
Z 90 a. ~ Diner. Pullman ParlOr.
800 a. N. Diner. Observation and Pullman Pa-lof
Car.
fll00 a. m. Diner and Pullman PaTlor Car.
Il go T. Diner and Pullman parl0r Car.
800 j. nj. Royal Limited" All Pullman, 5hour.
1850 3. ~ Coaches 90 Philadelphia
800 D. I'D. Diner and Pullman ParlOr-
= 80 j. M. Coaches 20 New York.
'lll5 night Sleepers % New York
20 a. n. clgeIers % Philadelphia and New YORK
ATLANTIC CITY. 100. 800. ill:0O a. ~, ll90.
800 ?. 70.
EVERY HOUR or THE HOUR"
Week days Z - A. m. 20 u 90 2. nj
- 800 $50 100. 10. 800. $50. 90
f9.3o 1000 81 so a. M. 1920 noon 1925 . 90
sl:l5. 200. 800 f50. $50. 400. rA5. so f5aS
80. go. 80. T00 $50 goo. 1000. sl0@5.
II 30 'l1.5 night
,,r,,,,.,., - WESTWARD
CINCINNATI. ST. LOtIS. AND LOUISVILLE.
$40 Q. n, 800 2. NJ. 'l2;0 night.
PITTSBURG. $40 a. n. ~. 'e.lo ,. n. 'l2S5
night.
COLUMBUS. $50 p. m
MHEELINGt $40 a. IT,. $50 2. n.
FREDERICK, ts-o, 1910. s9:l5 a. n. 40. iiS5.
SIS p m.
HAGERsTOwN 1910 a. n. 800 ?. n.
ANNAPOLIS. %. $50. flZ15 noon, 80. $780,
DAILY fExgert SUNDAY sSuuday Only.
TELEPHONES az al the following ncket OHces:
liI q e. Nv. Main l59ls 6l9 Pennsylvania ave
Main Zs New Union Station; Ticket Of5ee, Main
T'-l- IufrrDaflu- RTrgau Main -1SU
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Assignments for tc-day-kegllRr call,
No 023. WickeTsham vs.. Dubois: on hearing
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Circuit Court No. L.


No. 5l71a. Ambrose. receiver. vs. Miller; APPEAL
noted hy defendant Attorneys. J. L Smith and
]. S. Eashy- Smith,. l. Laskey and II. +. DAVIS
No. 5092 Block Us Keller; continued Tor term
Attorneys Wolf & RoscuberE-Darr. Peyser. and
Tsy.or.
No 5O7Z. Mitchell 81 al vs.. United States n
deity and Guaranty Company; certified 70 Circuit
Court No. ? Attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert, Yerkes
& Hamilton-Brandenbug & Brandenburg
No J502 H0lenhaugn et al IS Williams; tudg-
ment on amount admitted Tor plaintiff. 500, Attor-
news. u. 3. MJult0n-E = Eehrvnd-
No, $3.50 Netzger rs, Me'sger; verdict for plain
30 Tor S25ool. Attorneys. II 3. Moulton and ".
". Miiiau--V. H. Wallace. A. S. WoTthington. and
c. a. Douglas
No 50siL Jones vs. Collins: verdict for defend
ant Attorneys. Dar. Peyser & Taylor-J. c. How
ard and 6. MeNamaa-
Lolr ct al. vs.. Title Guaranty and Surety Com
pany: trial Attorneys. ". @. Balderston-Gh-
tiuys & Chamberlin.
Assignments Tor today:
No ST. Lohr e a. vs. Title Guaranty and Surety
Company. Attorneys. Balderston-Gittinss & Cham
berlin.
No. Ia Levy vs. Palmer. Attorneys. johnson
Rid0ut.
No ls souaer vs.. johnson Attorneys. Muokey
Levin.
No. l9l. Fries vs. Lsusburgh Ct a. Attorneys.
Brandenburg * Brandenburg-Wolf & Rosenberg.
No l52- Armstrong vs.. Liquid Paper Package
Company. Attorneys, Darr. Peyser s Taylor-J. H.
HAYDEN.
No ge. Moore vs.. Reayis Sheet Metal cou.trao-
ton Company. Attorneys. Mcneil & Mcneil
Braudenhlrs 4 3rlndenburg
40. rs Addison vs.. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. McMahUu. MldduI & Gatlcy-Pery a.
S7n and Dunlop.
No. 81 Wheatley vs. Brennan Construction Com
pany. Attorneys. Wheatley. Baker. Shelby * Ho-
gan.
No rs Brown VI. Union storage and Furniture
Comrany- Attorneys. MaclAn a Gittinss-Tepper
= --------
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Circuit Court No. 2.

'hlLf JDSIllE N.LAbAlEH.
40. s-Dl. Cochran vs. Pillsbury: Judgment by de-
fault f0- Siii.35 Attorney, ". G. sullivan
No, $3.50 McDoGgan vs. Capital Traction Com
pany; commission ordered % issue. Attorneys. II.
II. Classic and p A. Bowen. jr.-R X. Perry &
Son and o.. H. Dunlop.
No. sss-L McALister - LiSncr; on trial At
torreys Hamilton. Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton
1. Tohriner and X. r, Perry
No. 5-s2. First National Bank rs. Umbcnhauer:
ordered on trial caleudar. Attcrucys. 4 :. Worth
ingtou and II. F. Woodard-J. J. Darlington and
V. F. MAturEiy.
Assignments Tor to-day.
No. q. Bennett vs.. Capital Traction COMPANY.
Attorneys, Mather & sweeney-Perry & Son and
Dunlop.
No. q Lincoln rs southern Construction Com
pauy. Auoucys Browu-Duvau & Davidge
No. 80. Wiley vs. City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys. Wolf & Roscnbcrg-DarIing-
ton.
No Isl United States rs Collins. Atto-nsys.
Baker-Thomas.
No AS. McDoUgan vs. Capital Traction Com
rauy. Attorneys. BoweE-PerTy y Son and Dunlop.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-09
Cars frOn1 9th ST. and NY, Aye,

livery quarter hour: pass Main Entrance Zoolorczl
Park. TO Chevy Chase: CONNECT with hensnsIOn Ina
at Lake
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Criminal Court No. =.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

sNoAlNE 0IAEfOhL-
No 2i39I. United States Va Heinrich Reckerf
embezzlement; on trial Attorney. H. h Classic
Assignment Tor November 10:
United States vs. Chauncey l. Brandt
Probate Court
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Estate Of Edw Mcclure; order erantlng letters
Of administration 20 Clara T. Lincoln bond, s. 600
Attorneys Lyon & Lyon
Estate Of Sara Landrck; petition for letters Of
administration Attorney, G, W. Drew.