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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-05

TIE .A.-Y.-P Fair was GodScnd
to the Washington University II
nothing else Twenty-cight of the
fine buildings erected on the grounds
occupied by the big SHOW, have been
given to the State institution, and
fair grounds have been placed in
excellent condition for permanent
park. The boud of Regents selected
the following buildings, besides the
trees and Shrubbcry and fences owned
BY the Fair; Masonic. American Wo-
man $ League, New York State, Bap-
fist, Auditorium. Forestry, Fine arts.
Administration. Woman'S State, Ed
ucational. Oriental, Oregon. Arctic
Brotherhood, Hoo Hoo. Washington,
State. Good Roads. Model Dairy Barn
and Milk House, Green Houses. Life
Saving Station, Power House, Ma
chinery. Foundry, Fire Station. Ma
naimo Block House. Music Pavilion,
Stadium. Lake Washington wharf
Lake Union wharf. South cntranc,
gate, GcyScr Basin, Rustic TrcStlc
Natural Thcatcr, Flag pole, overhead
crossing from south entrance, al
fences, except that on north side O
A.-Y.-P. T.. Grounds, including or
namcntal chain fences along walks.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-05

THE Germans have Il proverb.
" Never 20 To the second thing
first.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-05

LoMBRoso, the great Italian crimi-
nologist. is no more. He founded
the positive school of criminology in
1873, and is author of several works
on this important subject. He had
an able assistant in this respect in
the person of f.nrico Ferri. This
propaganda differs from the classical
school in that it denies the doctrine
of free will and moral responsibility
in the commission of crime, casts the
responsibility on the social organism,
the telluric environment and hered-
ity of the alleged malefactor. This
new school of thought seems to be
gaining momentum, finds expression
in Juvenal courts, paroles and par
dons of persons convicted of crimes
through orthodox methods. 1t vii
repay the student to procure Il copy
of Lombroso's first production OF
Criminology' and give the book 4;
considerable perusal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-05

- = -
LET Us RETURN TO FIRST PRiNCI-
PIES. Mr.. b. i. Turner. an old
timer, during his strenuous life on
this coast has found time to read uu
considerably on the l.. :. conStilu-
ton, especially from the standpoint
Of the Fri,ruIiSf. containing the views
OF Hamilton, Madison and others who
figured III the early history of this
republic. Mr.. Turner thinks under
the Interpretation offered by Iaml.-
ton, sanctioned by the Federal courts,
that the guarantees of personal lib
crty and rights, have been construed
out of force. largely assisted in this
regard through Congressional lcgiS
lation. History shows that Jctfcr
son : views ON democratic govern
mcnt We're not needed, that Federal
concentration and absorption have
been going on at an accelerated
speed The growing spirit of dcmoc
racy. all over the civilized world, in
dictates a change and recurrence to
first principles regarding govern
mental tendencies.
An ILLEGAL Court. - The ORE
goninn is making vigorous assaults
on the NAL administration of JUS
/ ticc in Oregon: criticiScs in Il forci-
! bic manner some Of her leading
members of the bar for maintaining
what this great daily sees tit To call
! judicial uSurpation on the part Of the
/ supreme Court Of our sister State.
/ whose constitution provides that this
court shall consist Of three Judges.
The voters of the State have twice
refused to sanction the increase OF
the number of members of that tri-
bunal by proposed constitutional
amendment in that behalf. bat never
theless the Legislature saw tit To pro
vide for an increase in the member
ship.
THE Supreme Court upheld JudE,
Mitchell in denial of the writ Of man
date to force City Clerk Deycr t,
register party utilization, by holdin.
the amendment to the direct primary
law unconstitutional. Now wha
will the OregnioH have to say abou
its abuse of Judge Mitchell for hi
action
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-05

DEATH OF L. 5. SUPREME JrsTICE
RUFUS W. PECkUAM. Justice Rufus
W. pcckhdm, Associate Justice Of
the t. :. Supreme Court, died at
CoolmOrc, his summer home, at
AltamOnt. y. Y, on the night of
the 24lh ult. Death was caused by
Il complication of troubles. Bright :
disease and hardening of the arteries
contributing. Judge Pcckham was
appointed from New York in 1898,
succeeding Associate Justice Howell
f.. jackson, of Tennessee, who died
that year. Justice Pcckham had
been i'll for some time, but his condi-
ton was not considered serious.
Following adjournment of the May
term. he left Washington and spent
the summer with his family at Alta
mont. expecting 10 return for the
beginning of the October term. The
symptoms Of his complication of dis
eases were first noticed about Sin
Years ago.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-05
new ARRIVALS IN W0MEN'S
FALL Street SHOES

Correct Styles, Popular Lcathcrs, Depend
able Material and Workmanship.
Gunmctal, Button and Lace Shoes, Fall
Weight, Cuban Heel, $3.50
Patent Colt Button and Lace Shoes,
Street Weight Sole and Cuban Heel, at
$3.50 and $500.
y complete line of Childrcns Foot-form
Shoes in Various Lcathcrs. Prices accord
ing to size.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-05

y STRANGE fatality has attended
the many auditor, Of President
Taft, on his trip West and South.
At Portland, Oregon, veteran of
the Civil war was crushed beneath
the Sur@ing crowd and received in
juries from which he soon died. At
Fl Pa>o, Texas, an aged hotel man
ol Carrizozo, y. NJ, dropped dead
while standing on the street. watch
ing thu President returning from III,
banquet IN J4urcz. Just rs Mr.
Taft came into view. the man shout
cd his applause and fell, dying in ,
few seconds
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-05

ALL THINGS CONE To HIM Who
WAITS, james \. Pattcn, the flour
king, who r;lked in five million dol
lars on a corner in wheat last Fall,
has had another windfall. this time
in cotton. He has made quite that
much in the advance in that staple in
American and English markets. He
is long on some 200, 900 bales.
when cotton was selling at nine
cents Il pound. 1t has now advanced
fifty per cent. on that value, and
will probably 90 several points high
er. The cotton crop is very short
this season.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-05

\ FARMERS COMBINE r. At last
farmers have formed a trust: way
back in Illinois, however. 1t is
called the American Society of
Equity, and is composed of farmers
throughout the State, who have
adopted a resolution to hold wheat
at 81 10 per bushcl till Dec. LIST. At
ter that date they pledge them
selves to advance the price to $llj
per bushcl. They claim to control
20. coo, 900 bushels of wheat, and it is
sufficient to hold the price until
wheat scars to the figures they have
decided upon At that date.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-05

IlANNAS SLOGAN DAMN THE
LAW" REDIvIvrs. AL the State
and county officers seemed to regard
last Tuesday. the date Of the Con
gressional election, a legal holiday,
and were out on the street to clcc-
tioncer for McCredic. when they
should have been earning their Sala-
ries indoors: another cXempliiica-
ton of the truiSm: \ public of-
flee is Il private snap. BE il noted
the law makes only general elections
public holidays But then. the hunt
ing season was considered Il public
holiday at any time they might seek
recreation. and the Schivcly trial had
numerous public holidays when sal
ary-eaters occupied gallery seats
and by their presence gave 'cIH tC
the Senatorial impeachment farce.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-05

THE great central fact of the uni
verse is that the spirit of the Infinite
Life and Power is back of all, that
animatcs all, that manifests itself in
and through all; that Self-eXisteEt
principle of life from which all has
come, and not only from which all
has come, but from which all is con-
tinually coming. If there is an IN
dividual life. there must of necessity
be an infinite source Of llfel, from
which it comes. If there is quality
or force of love. there must of ncces-
Sity he an infinite source of love
whence il comes. If there is wisdom,
there must he an AN-wiSe source
back of it, from which it springs.
The same is true in regard to peace,
the same in regard to power, the
same in regard to what We call ma
terial things.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-05

IOl1OEDfGII
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-05

MES. Adolph Schwartz. of Walla
Walla, is now one Of the richest wo-
men in this State. through the death
OF brother. Frank Stahi, at his
Winter home in Tacson, Arizona,
la,twcck. lie was principal owner Of
the Stahl brewery of Walla Walia.
established by lis father and owned
by his mother. who on death year
ago. left the property to him. Mrs.
Schwartz is the only remaining child
and sister Of Frank. The Stahl brew
cry is one Of the largest and best
equipped in the State.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
REGISTERED AT HOTELS

SH0REHAM-Jsmes F. Burke. Pitts51rg. MS
AID Airs. r. II. Acheson. New YORK. C.. B. Hawk.
NeT Haven, Conn; Air and Mrs r NJ Green.
SsE YORK Phiiip R. AIssr Z. : y; May 2.
Williams. New YORK; z ". Browne. NiddleTile.
y y ]. 2. Osbo-n- New Haven, M and Nh
G De P Peuy. Cbicaso; Mrs " Myers, New
York; g. 2. WuIiauson. B0stou-
ARLINGTON-N- T. Blodgstt. New YORK; r.
Andersen Boston; r C. d BlaseSlee. Hartfordl
J J. McSbeiE, Philadelphia: Robert h Jones. At
laata
RIGGSw. P. Pittku. New York: s 5. Diak.
soa. New York; Boston r walters san Fran-
cisco: Il 5. Stanton, NeF Io-E
ERBTTT HOUSE-AIr ard lIrS. T J. AIantou.
h C. Hoagland. Newark. y 7, G. Z. Greene.
New Ycrk. r. A. Lo7I New Mexico
NEW WILLARD-1ITs- !. G. Bradford Brighton.
Pa. A z. Lon Ottawa. Miss 7. T. Potter Phila-
aei7tia. D. 3 Martin Baltimore; Cha-ies J. Lee,
Nr= York H Z GIiston. Richnond: J. T BsrIfie,
New Yrrk. E n Covlcs. T. s y
RAIEIGH-Ernsst 1Iai. Beria- w H. Thaup-
son. Wheeling: A H Psttersoc. Wes Virginia;
Cesrrs 4 Bishop, Boston, John A. Randall Czli-
fo-uia Pa. ". J. SteFels New YORK: A. Srile7,
New York; Miss Hattie Flint, New YORK: L. P.
Ro1stt Dallas. Tex.
METROPOLITAN. II. CosrreH. N. D.. Char
Iotfe: R. h BadfO-d. Charlotte. Thomas J. Nc
NzIly New YORK; r D. Farrzr. New York. Robert
Noble. North Carolina William T. Campbell Cam
bridge. Mas: Burton Fsrnald- Boston. Q E An.
gei. OsWegO y I: F. l. Beutz, Frederick. Nd;
Ms Ida Miller. Baltimore
NATTONAL-Airs Z. J. Wssbbarn yisslia
Cal; C. ". Wilson. Buffalo: A. W Martin.
Wavusso0rc. Ia, W y. Foster. New ToTk- W.
J. Ne1riss. New To-k, " H. Price B=itinore:
Nellie c. Coz New Jersey; ! A Ioung Lex
inEon. Ky.
ST. JAMEs-W. A. Ward. AshsvIHe. \. C.:
3Ir. and Ms Jsck Jolly. Newark: D. T. But.
Philadelphia; james CclbEru, s. Lozsi q W.
Wea. New York
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

N street northwest, between Thr1yf7st ard Thirty
second streefs->s-sh N1rilinSer 20 L Olivia
johnson. part lot and lot ". IS. c. Nc Z.
square ISS SO.
HOlmead Manor Elizabeth n Power to James 4.
hoSers, part iGc = block g Sa Mamie n
Bur5ett et w. william W. 70 ssns D. q
block g. SO American security and T-ust
Company and William Hitz. executors. e. q
U sane iots e snd 5 block a. SO
DoHoiGs Addition 10 WzshizEto1-Ls1uis e. III.
lsr 70 otto So1ntag- r.. %. q. block q. sc.
ls1eTUood-Aldis r. Browne. surviving trustee 70
Benjamin T. Leighton. lots ; 70 :. block IS.
SI6S
Eighth street northeast. between II and streets
MaTEare- BransCn % Clara Z. Loreutz ore
tenth interest IN part lots Z. a s. and S.
square 81 SO
Third street uorthsast. between ard s-reets-
Thomas H. Melton ct u1. 70 Minnie I. Ma
hcney. lot $. sgusre - SO
ianier Heights. Ford TAYLOR - Dwight A. Phil
hpS u, g. SO Dwight 4 PhiIIiPs 20 J. Car
ence Neich. sane land. SO
30 street noTthwest-T Clz-Cnce WeIcb 70
Dwight A. PHILLIPS i0t s.. square 2n SO
sixteenth strcet northeast. between A and East
Capitol s-reets-Anna Ersksteins 20 Kate B
Bloomer. lot S. Sguare 10. SIC
Willard street noTthvest. between Sercntsenth and
EIGHTEENTH stTests-G7scs and Henry " Francis
% Crlger " Smith. Iot q square 81 SO
Thirty-seco1d street northwest between " ana y
streets-Eduuud h Fsx trustee n Hen-r W
0ffu-t. parts lots $ and s.. ssusra l2ls. $50.
Shadyside-The WashinEtcn ard MARYLAND Realty
Company "a John 1IcNechan. l0t IS SQUARE
2q-I so
street southwest, betlEeen Ninth snd Tenth
streetS-Ann n. Duianey - lara V Cant
Parts lots 81 and g. squsre ssa. SO
Ingleside-Willisa q AIiard e TX and Walter ?
Applehy e w 20 Carrie A LOney, lot $.
block = so
Girls Pordon-Robert A Miller to John Ne
Mecisa. part. SO
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
sIARRIAGE LICENSES.

Edwin 7. BrovuVo--h. 2 Philadelphia. and
kathyn r. SheIiy. p ssllersFille. Pa Rev
John Rod Shannon
James ". DAVIS f Lignum. Va. and Gah-ieIla
Curtis. 2, Lincoln Uaivers5ty. Pa ReT- Donald
&. Macleod
Benjamin =. sDtzsr. = and Lsurz Tuner. 2.
both n BroadVav. Va Rev J. 2 McIzughlin-
Daniel West 81 Culpcner. Va and Annie 3.
Frye. 2. Rappahannock. Va. Rev. John II. Sauz-
des.
Walter 4. Mooney. =. and Amelia r. z schriuer.
8 Baltimore. Rev. Charles 2 Guthrie.
Benjamin Wslder. . ard Anna Belnore. s.
Rev. ,. L. tizngursxy.
Har-y r Wellnaz. p. ard vernie NJ Hartford
D. Rev. 2. Ram Jones
William Nam . and Lettie OIiFer Is Ale1s1-
6ria. Rev. Theron O-twater
Elder 4 Slade. =. and Lillian :. Smith - both
q Baltimore. Rev John 7. Huddle.
John L. Reid, .. and Ina &elsterd- 3. Rev.
". r. BaIlenzae.
Richard Dccztur. 2. Stafford. Va. ard Pearl
McGuin =. Fairfax. "a. Rev. A. &. Wright
william z. Andersen = and Hilda Fre5rich. e.
RivsTdale Nd. Rev r. Sch-oe5sr.
COLORED.
Hen-y Cannon. g ard MaEze Montague =
Rev. g.. W lee.
james Garter. 2. ard Adelaide Barnes. Z. Rev.
J. l. LCTug.
John 7. Hudson. y. ard Alios y. Hudson. 3.
Rev. A. J. TJier-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
DEEDS OF TRUST

Square ET-Ths Masonic Temple Association ~ he
District Of Columbia % Union Trust Counaar
Of the District Of Columbia 70 bonds. So Co. Z
Square lEs-E Olivia johnson to Isaac W. No-s-
linser snd julius L Peyser to secure sarab
Nordlingsr. ssh. years. ; per cent. se-ui-
annually, part lot and lct ". ". C.. No /
Do0binS Addition 20 Washinyton-Otto So7ntsv
J., e uI- 70 Chaplin Brown and Henry III
BerEnaun- n secure Oriental building Asso~ia-
ton. No s s5s1. lot 2. block 2.
Square T5S-Minnie l. Mahoney 20 vir, John P =,
John W BraEneT ard Eurells WaZEzman. 70 -
cure New jersey Realty and Construction Com
pany, $50 70 & months. per cent. lot g.
East DeanSood-IoseHh C-lbeTland 70 Thomas
Walker ard James F. Bundy to secure Clarence
NJ De Veiie. 81 l month, Per cent, lots :
and g. block IS
Lsnier + ,ishts-Dvisht A. Philips to William 4
Hill sssd Rig1sld W. Bsaf. TO secure Charles q;
Taylor. $50, due June g. lSoe. per cert. semi
annually lot .
Square 2se-same to Albert 2 and Edmund K Fox
10 secure Fre'G1ck R. Walker s. 900. l year. )
Dsr cent. ssz---aunu1lly. lot So
Square sTo-:-+,naTd T. Jacobs ct " 70 Fbs-.o-
2 Lester and Michael J. Colbert. 70 ss-.rs NJ
tional Permanent Building Associ2tion. ua0
lot s.
oominrdale-Adolph Anmann 70 Jndsoa T Csu
and Harry K Boss, 70 secure Lena NFalr7ti
$50, years. pr csnt- seni-azuuaIIy. lot loi
block 70.
Lo1ise N Miller e w. Samuel to William =
Edmouston and LO1is r Peak. to secre Caaries
z Marsh. $50. years, ) psr csut ssrni-
annually. rot I6 block i5
Square A-Frank 7. Rawlings and William r
Young, trustees. to William J. Father and Iesse
W Rawlings. to secIrs John NJ Jones. 0m. ;
years. per cent. seni-annuzlly. lots S. ard 50.
Square iS-Happv 7. Van w Beursr to sr,erscau
Security and Tr1st Company. 70 secure The
Equitable Life Assurance Society Of the UnIrHs
States. 5000. PAYABLE January I. 1917 per
cent ssTniannuaiy. part let T.
ingleside-Cauie A Loney TO Clarence p Rheem
and Herman 2. Gasch. 70 secure GSernsn-Auler-
icar Fire Insurance Company Of the District o
Columbia. S0N. years. 81 psr cent semi
annually. lot 55, block Sane to Francis &.
Blundon and Hsary z. Mooney. 70 secre VIZ
ian c. AnaHd and Walter 3. Applsby. 17O. /
to S months PST cent ssnisanuallJ, sane
land.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
WANT ADS I" The Washington Herald Arrays Pay
" HASA HOo Cent Word-Daly Sunday
LEGAL NOTICES.
a LEFT~IcH siNCLAiK. AttOsnss.

Filsd December ;. 1913
IN TIE SIPkkME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding special tern Is District
Court Of the United states for the District q Co
lumbia. IN the matter Of tte payment of damages
resulting TO adjacent pUopertF IRON changes in the
grades q streets avenues. sad alleys authorized b
the act Of Congress approved February 3. l85.
relating 10 the construction Of q Union Railroad
Station in the District Of Columbia District Court
No. 6L-Notice : hereby gwen that We. the under
signed having been designated and appointed b.
The Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia.
h0ldinE q special tern ls q United States District
Ccurt for the District of Columbia, Commission
10 sppTase and determine the damages resulting to
adjacent properly from changes in the grades Of
streets avenues and alleys authorized by the act Of
CorgIess approved February = l9s relating 70 the
construction Of a Union Railroad Station IN tbs
District Of Columbia. wi meet 81 ie10 o'cock
e. m-. the 18th DAY OF JANUARY, a ID.
1903. a. the United states courthouse lCity Hal).
n the District Of Columbia. IN rOOn 70 be as
signed by the United States marshal for the pur-
pose Of viewing the real property affected By the
changes Of the grades q the following named strsets.
Il sad District ard hearing testimony touching the
damages resulting % szi5 property from said changes
Of grade. IN accordance With the terms and pTOEi-
siOns of ar act of Congress approved April p Isoz
eatitled An Act 20 provide Tor payment Of dam
ages account of changes Of Erade due 20 cousrsc
tioa Of the Unina Statica, District Of Columbia
IS amended b. a act q Congress approved June 2,
1905. entitled An Act ameadatory Of an Act en-
titled An Act 10 provide fOr payment Of damages
OF account Of changes o. ETade dus c0ustTucti0z
q the Union Station. District Of Columbia, ap-
f-oved April tuenty-second. nineteen hsndred and
four" 70 Wit First street between Massachusetts
Avenue and s-rset. northeast. Massachusetts ave
uue. Between First and Second streets northeast;
Z street. between First and Second streets north
east; sIrees. between second and ThiId streets.
northeast. and Second street. fTUm 70 q streets,
northeast. All cWners of real property damaged b
The changes made in the gsde q any o said streets
rrffH IN eivur1 and
EEorn 20 for an allowance q damages within sixty
ts0I DAYS after TIE ssd Is-h day o. January. A ID.
ls9. The Aforesaid act of Congress approved April
p 1904 provides that upon the failure q any scch
owner 70 thus present his olan for damages within
said period bis night % Do shall cease and de-
tsruine CHAs. A BAKER. GEORGE ". MOSS.
GEORGE SPRANSY. Commission 20 Appcziss
Damages A true copy-Tsst: lSeaLl J. K
YOUNG. Clerk By +. Z CUNNINGHAM. Assist
ant Clerk de+SisSs
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
HOLIDAY QUIET RULES.
BrRdstreet's Makes End of the Year
Comment on state OF Trade.

New York. Dec 31.-Bradstreet's Jsnu-
airy . win say in part regarding the state
Of trade:
Holiday quiet has ruled in trade and
industry, with pre-inventory. sales among
jobbkFs and clearance offerings by retail
ers leading features Trade in regular re-
tail lines felt the influence Of Unseason-
ably mid weather early IN the week. but
toward the close "A cold wave in the West
gave some stimulus 70 business iu season
able goods Prices Of commodities have
also felt the influence Of holiday quiet.
The result was a few important Varia-
tions in staple lines.
The purchase Of Montana wool at BCs-
ton by the leading manufacturing inter-
est last week proved TO be much larger
than was first supposed, the total being
about 100000 pounds of Montana grades,
4.5a0.000 pounds being from one house
The iron and steel markets were very
quiet this week. year-end inventories and
holiday ObservanCes being responsible for
much Of the dUllness- Prices. however,
continue firm
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOTE-PG6--sAsd only IS iIfornsuca. aid 10,
guaranteed
40 2. No & o. LIMITED. Dzily-Fast ges-
uouled tli1- PEllnsan sieepe-s 20 lexington Louis
vile. Cincinnati Indianapolis Chicago and -
Louis Connection f0r Virginia Hot SIrings- Pail
nan CIR Louisville 20 Memphis and New Orleans
Dining CARS. "a carte scrTice.
lao P NJ. F. y. LIMITED. Dsily-Soid
vesJih1le trsir- Pullman sleepeTy to Cincinnati.
Lexington. and Louisville Conpa-nsnt Sleeping
car % Virginia Hot Springs week days Dining cars
IA carte scrTice. Pullman slecpss. Cincinnati 70
Chicago sud 81. Bogis. and Louisville 70 Memphis
Nashville. and New Orleans.
Chezpeake and OHIO OEices. 5i5 Pennsylvania
svcrue; I559 street. and New Union Station Tel
eph0ne Main E65 or ne for tickets baggage checks
reserTztious. and taxicab
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
CircuIt Court No. L.


Nn ETs. Nave IS A. > T. Co e a.; 5lll
dismissed, appeal noted. Attorneys. Brandenb1rg
& Brandenb1-y-W. F. Mattiugiy and ]. B. Larne7-
No os3s oTgrholt - Matthews ct al; tine for
hliae amended bill extended Attorneys. G H.
L0nSr-C. A. EeiEgia.
No. B3s5 Fo-TeS. Forrest e al sale -atined
nisi Atto-neJR GittinEs s Chambsrlin-EdH-in
Forrest Charles Bendhein- " G. JohnsCn. AID
" 2 Ambrose
No EIs5 Spear -. Lear International Tee and
RsfriSsrasfon Machine Company; order granting
leave % intervene. Attorneys. z Il Juckson-C-
G James.
No ES1ls Koch IS Hesss- e a.; sale finally
ratified Attorngy J. A TocmFy.
No. 80 Doyle e Al - jewell e al, g1ar-
dian al litem appointed and sale Confirmed
No. Z7s59 sheldon - Sheldon. T. rlle % show
cause. Attorneys. A 4. LipscUub ard 2. 5 Key
Smith-WilS0u & BzTksialc-
Assignments fcr Jauusry Il, 80;
No. rs. HarisrStein IS Capital Traction Com
pauy. Attorneys J. 7. Thonas-R r. Perry 4 son.
and G. 7. Danlop-
No. IS. Kinsolving IS. Ke-osn e al Attorneys.
Tucker & Keuym and E S. Bzlss-Hszsilto1, Coz
bsrt, Yerkes & Hamilton
No. s.. Apple, administrator, "a Capital Irao-
tion Company. Attorneys, Leczie. Fulton & Cox
T. r. PeTy & SJa and G. 7. Dunlop
No IL Johrsol County Savinzs Bark Ts. Men
del Ct a.. Attorneys, T. L Isfords-W- H White
Ne. La Same - Butler e al Attorneys. sa-ae-
No. al Same -. Rems51Tg Attorneys, sans-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Court or AppedAas
Assignments fcT Tuesday. January lss-
Special caleuGS--
No. / Garfield. &C.. IS. Ua!ted states e rel-
Lille Lowe q a. Attorneys. Stuart MeNa7,ara
and D. W Baker-KaUplsr & Me-ilat-
No United States s1 re- Turner e a. vs.
Ga-1-ld. &c. Attorneys. EspQler Ms-ilst-D- W
Baker ard Stuart McNsmzrs-
No : Wade IS Uui,ed states Attorneys. J. l.
Laskey-D. ". Baker AID Stuart McNauna-a
No District q Columbia - HaGA Attorness,
2. II. Thomas-A- H Bel
No 8 Hall - Dist-sct q Columbia Attos-
neys. r r Per-5 & son and 6. 7. Duu'aP-E. d
Thomas
No. Mscsariand e al ~ Bsssz- Attorney.
(. Il. Thomas
Regular call
No 1871 Monroe Manufacturing Com7s1y q al
"a Macfs-fsnd q a.. Attorneys. Leo Sn1cns-
Z H Thomas and J. 7. smith.
No. ISz Barber q a. Is. Wids e al sxseIl-
t0rA Attorneys. A 5. WorhIugton-''i'ti1gs &
Chambe-iin.
No. 49, R,ndineHa Is South Railway Con
pany. Attorneys Tucker & Kenyon-G. Z Ham
iltoa and ]. y. YeTkes
No 1910 Iucsrnational Textbook Company TS
District Of Columbia Attorneys A g. Bentley-
z H Thomas and II. ?. Blair
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
undersigned a. the ofcss a the Norfolk and
WsshtuEtcn Stesmbost Co. foot Of IN S. Wash
inston. D. O.. until THURSDAY. Janua-y :. lsp.
foT the purchase q the ferry steamer Tscswsn1a
IN he1 present c2dition Tbs steamer s. Dow lyIus
az crupany's fe-ry wharf a. Alexandra. Va where
she can be seen upon Application 20 NJ G. ".
Warties. Agent. Alexandra. Va.
The company reserves the nsht % reject any o-
al BIDS
JOHN CALLAHAN
Ge10 ai55T = Vice Pres ard Gen1 Nr.