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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-10
Ladies Contest
For the Tennis
Championship
Final Round Seems Certain TO
Bring Together Hazel Hotch-
Kiss and Florence Sutton
By ARTHUR INKERSLEY
ISpecial Dispatch 10 The Call

1SpcCIdt DfSpdICn 10 ne NoHI
DEL MONTE. Sept. s.-Two matches
were PLAYED today in the first rouno
of the ladies' singles for the champion
ship OF the Pacific states, Miss Goloa
Myer beating Miss Nora Brewer OF
San Mateo. GO. 6-2, and Miss Amy
Brewer defeating Mrs. Harry kearne
of Riverside, Go. 6-3. Miss A. Brew
er will meet Miss Hazel Hotchkiss.
and Miss Florence Sutton VIII pay
against Miss Golda Myer in the semi
fnal round. The inal round is almost
certain 10 bring Miss Hotchklss and
Miss Florence Sutton together, ana the
winner will become champion for 1sOs
of the Pacific states in the ladies'
singles as Miss May sutton. holder OF
the title. will not be on hand TO de-
fend it. a..
tournament will be seen in the pei
Monte doubles for men. for which the
entries and pairings are as followS
Rogers brothers vs.. c. E. Foley and K
McSwain: Bates and partner VS.. r..
Mcclure and partner; George james ana
L. r. Freeman VS.. J. A. Code and part
Hunt and Percy Murdoch; H. Com
stock and W H Pyburn vs. T. r FIN
negan and Homer Hotchkiss. Douglas
Grant and r. Splivalo, W; q. knoWlton
and B. F. Nourse, and Sumner Hardy
and A Y. Duncan are entered.
In the preliminary round Hunt and
MQluOCu Dtdl IASBlCs <iilA 4loA POAs "
CO. Finnegan and Hotchkiss defeat
ed Comstock and Pyburn. 6-S, 6-l,
81
In the mems consolation event Har-
per won from Haynes, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3
In the first round. Nourse beat Fuller.
6-3, 6-i. and Comstock won his way
from the preliminary into the first
round by defeating Royle, 81. e-3.
e-2. Comstock IS matched against
Code in the first round.
In the ladies' doubles for couples are
rNa Iii n
Miss Golda Myer, being paired against
Miss Dora Rogers and Mrs. Harry
Kearne, while Miss Florence Sutton and
Mrs. B. o. Bruce (the Sutton sisters)
are drawn against Miss Nora Brewer
and Miss Amy Brewer (the Brewer
Miss May Sutton and Miss Elizabeth
Ryan. are not entered.
In the mems doubles there are four
strong combinations-Janes and Free
man. Hunt and Murdoch Sumner Hardy
and Duncan. Foley and McSwain. ANY
one OF these may win.
Protest Against Long
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 9.-The sec
ond days play in the intercollegiate
championship lawn tennis tournament
ward as the survivors in the singles /;
in the doubles Harvard, Pennsylvania
and Princeton. Trouble has developed
over the admission TO the competition
OF Melville Long, the University of
California crack, and his entry will
likely be protested. He is said to have
been admitted illegally at a meeting
held before the annual tournament, in
stead Of after ii, as has been the rule.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-10
ALAMEDA BOUTS CARDED

ALAMEDA, Sept. s.-The Alameda
athletic club wifi put on its first
monthly boxing program Wednesday
night, September %. Harry Dell and
Jockey Bennett are matched to go 10
rounds, and Fred Brooks and Johnny
O'Keefe have been signed to go the
same distance. Freddie and Willie Ca
mole are billed for six rounds, and Ed
die LOGAN and Young Felix are sched-
uled for the same ronte. The exhibit
tion will be held in the old power
house at the west end, which has been
fitted up with seats and a ring.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-10
Yacht Monsoon Wins Race
From Vallejo

The fleet of the San Francisco yacht
club wound up its annual river cruise
yesterday afternoon by racing from
Vallejo to the clubhouse at Sausalito.
Former Commodore Phillips Mon
soon kept up it's record of the season
by sailing away with first honors
There was a light breeze throughout
the race. The following was the re-
suit:
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-10
Protest Against Long
EXPECT LIProN,s CHALLENGE

NEW YORK, Sept. "a challenge
for an international yacht race for the
Americas cup in August. 1910. is ex-
pected TO reach the New York yacht
club next month from Sir Thomas Lip
ton. II viii come through either the
Royal Ulster yacht club or the Royal
Irish yacht club. TO both of which Sir
Thomas belongs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-10
MEETINGS-LegaI
STOCK HOLDERS MEETING.

STOCK HOLDERS MEETING.
To the stock holders of THE UNITED IN
VESTMENT COMPANY-Please take notice that
THE UNITED INVESTMENT COMPANY will
be held at Its principal place for transacting
business in ARIZONA. to wit. at the office OF
the company with the Stoddard Incorporating
Company, in rooms 16 and 1s). in room 16 in
the postofhce building, at the southeast corner
Of Center and Monroe streets, in PHOENIX.
ARIZONA. U. S. A, on Saturday, the eleventh
l1lth) day of September. A. d. 1903, at the
hour of eleven CID O'Clock a. M. for the pur-
pose Of ratification and confirmation OF any and
all business transacted by the stock holders and
said meeting. and for the purpose Of transacting
such other business may come before the
meeting A. G. STELTER,
Secretary Of The United Investment Company.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-10
Notable Deaths

GENERAL EDWARD NJ COOK, Ex-GovER-
NOR OF CoLoRADo-Chicago Sept. g.
General Edward ". Cook. ex-governor of Col
orsdo and former minister Of the United States
10 Hawaii. died at the Chicago Baptist hos
pitsl here today Of Bright's disease.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-10
TAFT RECEIVES YACHTsMEN

BEVERLY, Mass. Sept. 9.-The
sender yachtsmen, both victors and
vanquished, were received by President
Taft today on board the Mayfower,
and the formal transfer of the big
silver bowl which bears the presidents
name to the owner and crew OF the
Yacht Joyette, the winner of the third
German-American race for sender
boats, was made.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-10
Corrected

The race was handled by Lawrence
T. Wagner, chairman of the San Fran
cisco yacht club regatta committee.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-10

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the meme and residence Of persons author
lied TO have the same published. Notices re-
strictec simply TO the announcement Of the event
are published once in this column free of charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-10
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage license was issued in
san Francisco Wednesday. September s. 1909:
OEMATTEI-ARMRANTH Demattei o.
and Mary Armrsnth, IL. both Of San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-10
BIRTHS
MARRIAGES

RUBIN-IB this city. September .. 1909 to the
wife Of Joseph Rubin, a daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-10

THE Irish Nationalists of Crockett
and Port Costa will hold their pic
mic next SUNDAY, September II, a,
at East Shore park, Siege. Take A
Key Route ferry, thence by Pied
mont train to 40th ST., then change
to San Pablo av. county line cars
for park.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-10
CARD nF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
STAFFELBACH-I wish to thank my many
friends for their sincere Kindness and sym
pathy, and beautiful floral offerings; and also
the members Of Oakland lodge No. z, F.
o. E.. who shared their sympathy In the
loss Of Nephew Albert E. Staffelbach
EDWARD STAFFELBACH.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-10

YOUNG lady stenographer. does 100 words
minute, good typist, would like position in q
law office Box 5, Call office.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-30
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Oct 2a-WHEAT-Stock IN elevators
Issue bus. Shipments from elevators, I5loz bus
sales o. cargocs on grade az ll7i5 for No. red
lis Tor No ) red; Ll0is for No. steamer red
1854 for steamer No. red No red and stool
rejected and L02ll for can't use rejected Small
oagiots by sample. as 20 quality and condition.
brought 81, Los Los 10. LA and LIS Der bus
Settling prizes were: No 2 red Western. I91il
contract SPOT, LIS; No. red. lis: steamer No.
nd. L06h; steamer No. . red, Western. lgs.
CORN-Stock in elevators. Is l67 bus shipments
nom elevators, Z7I9 bus Prime lots OF new yellow
corn. Rh0at ncT,nally 1T 6916i per bus and track
yellow cum. domestic delivery. at @a6sis Der
bus. for carlots Old sIo Settling prices were.
For contract. 6sit; do. new 65l&
Cob corn-Carl0ts. prime. yellow on snot are
quoted steady AZ 2s0a25 per Dbl Bsglots n
prime, new yellow. on the wharf. are bringing
Z90a2s5 per bbl.
OATS-StOck IN elevators. 46l. $50 bus shirrner.s
from elevators. 1l595 bus White. No. 2 as fo
weight f5a45A do. No. 3. as TO weight. gsa4ps
do, No. l. as 70 weight EllSasZb. do r,ire5 n,
2 45sss2; do. No. = Gla3Ils
RYE-St0ck In elevators. ls2.773 bus Sltirrnents
from elevators, 1903 bus No re. Western
cArlcts. domestic Soilasl: No. we nearby 79asO.
baslotS as 60 quality and condition 65a7s
FL0UR-Winter extra. A6oa490: do. clear 5oo.
so; do straight. 5.25a540: do. patent s7essSs.
spring clear. 47oa4.s5; do. straight 520a5f5 %
patent. 5.ija5.l0: City Mills best patent $50. do
high-grade patent, 635: do. straight sos: cboics
family. $50; do. extra. A75aisO. rye -four medium
70 choice. 42ai5o; oornmeal. per 100 pounds. leas
10.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Oct. @-MIIL FEED-Stsady. trade
iair- Spring bran. l10lb. sacks % arrive. as.
standard middiugs. as. city bran. 800 in bulk:
Western red dog. BIB % arlve; winter wheat
bran, IN Nolh. sacks, 90 arrive. 3IS
OAIS-steaoy; dealings moderate. No. white.
toaASi7 No white. AaAis Nc. 4 white ssasys
natural AID clipped white. or tracks. ssasSs
flour - Steady. dealings inactive Kansas
straiShts. baa5S5. IN sacks soft strajghts s. 5s
a65, IN barrels: spring straigats. 545a565. in
barrels, new spring bass Li3al.A
CORNMEAL-IrrCgllar; moderate business Kiln
dried for export. 3so coarse meal. IN bags LgSal
RYE FLOUR-Stesdy; demand moderate. Good
10 choice brands. t0laA5o
BUcKwHEAT FLoUR-Nev. to arrive. 80. with
inactive demand.
HAY-Receipts. $40 tons; steady; trade uodsrat,
Prime timothy LOO. No. !. sSiaas5: No. . Sa9O:
No ) Sass
sTRAw-Rsceipz. % tons; steady; fair demand
Long ne. Soa5.
BEEF-Flrm; fair inquiry. Family. H.aalsoo:
packet I20hl250
PoRK-s;eady OF limited stocks Mess 81:
family. 300.
LARD-Quiet; weak. Prime Western. lsO5. civ
~; refined continent l3E; South American 400.
refined Brazilian kegs, 800: oleostearine le2 Lard
stearlno slow. New York IL
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-30
PrObate Court.


Estate Of BENJAMIN f. Barnes petition for let
ters tcatamCntaTy. Attorney. II. Boyd
Estate Of Mary J.. STEPHENS; order amending
order Of October 26. 1893.
Estate of Louis X. Pfefer; order granting letters
testamentary TO Rosa A. Pfefer; bond. 81 400.
Attorney J. r. FGgue.
In Annie W. Todd; order appointing r. ".
Parker guardian; bond, 500. Attorney. r. NJ.
Parker.
Estate Of David Y. Green; order granting letters
tcsiamcutary % Edw. W. Barnes; bond. so. At
tOmey W C. Martin
Estate Of Helen j. Brace: cider granting letters
testamcntary 70 William D. Brace; bond. 5000.
Attorneys Gordon & Gordon.
Estate q George Sonneman; order granting letters
testamentUy 10 Christine Souncnan. bond. 500.
Attorney. q. Nauck
Estate of Mary L. Mcdonald; order granting let
tiers q administration 70 Charles VI. Mcdonald
bond 500 Attorney. J. r. Burdy.
Estate Of Ncakus West: order granting letter.
q administration 70 Mary L. Cornell; bond $50
Attorney, !. A. Toomsy
Estate q CorRAia c. Ruborg; order authorizing
acceptance q offer. Attorney. W. J. Lambert
Estate Of Mary J. Bird. order authorizing TedemD-
ton Of certain plodgeS attorney. NJ. n. Rich
ardson
Estate Of John Fleming. order for employment
Of COUNSEL Attorneys Biney & Woodland.
Estate Of Owen Dounclly: order for sale q watch
Attorneys. RalstOn. Sidd0us q Richardson.
In re Amiria Needer; order granting leave 10 TO
sign Attorneys Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkes & Ham
nt0n-
In re Nathaniel worley ct al order for sale Of
real estate
in Maud A. Freeman II al: order granting
allowance. Attorneys. Gordon ( Gordon.
Estate q John Callahan; viii dated July p
la9, and petition FOX letters tcstamentary. Attor-
ney. J. G. Williams
Estate N BENJAMIN T. BaTrOws: petition for let
teTs q administration. Attorney. G. T. Hcndlee.
Estate OF Francis + GTice order 20 sell stock
Attorney Charles Bradley
Estate q John Ralston. petition for letters a
administration. Attorney W T. Edmonston
Estate q Christian C. QUEEN. order 4 sale
Attorney W ]. Lambert
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square l2ii-Parts Of lots Us and l29, George Ere
man ct w. TO George W. Ofutt and John W
Boglsy. trustees. 10 secure the Potomac Savings
Bank. 5000. years. per cent quarterly.
Woodley Park-Square 2l09 lots 70 10 q; Lewis E.
bFeuninger et ux % Union Trust Company
trustee. 10 secure Henry ROzier Duany et al
receivers in equity &64s. $3.50. year. per cent,
seInlannualiy.
Square 5-Lot "a; Jack NJ Ryan ct TX. to Charles
T. stone and Charles W. Fairfax. trustees. to
secure carlton NJ Beall. $3.50. years. 6 Ger
cent, semi annually
Square Scl-Lots s. 10 s.. John p HalsIip et ,x
70 Francis A. Blundon and Henry F. NIoouey.
trustees, 70 secure Joseph Paul and John joseph
Albright, $500 l year. per cent. Semi-annualy,
Square &9-Lot 2; Frank F. Hopkins ct TX to
Walter +. Wright and Harry s. WEIGH thus
tees TO secure Sallie c. DuVan. 81 SEQ year 5
per cent. semianuually
Cleveland Park-part Of block s; Oscar z. Austin
e ux. to L. Thomas Robinson and CHARLES
Early. trustees. TO secure n. Rozier Dulaay.
trustee. 800 to years per cent, semi
annually.
Square S5-Lot "a; John H. Gates ct ux. to Henry
A. BerSnann and George NJ. Emmerfoh. tr1ls.
tees to secure Metropolitan Building Association.
No. g. N2N
square leie-Part Of lot 5; Mary B. Scott TO Frank
J. Dieudonne and james Berry. trustees. TO Sc
cure Perpetual Building Association l,9oa
square lO4o-same; John T. and Maegie Smith to
same, 70 secure same 81 900
PetEorth AddiGon-Lot (. SQUARE 81: Katherine
Emily Alehl to Ernest L. Schmidt and Cyeorre
NJ Ammerich, trustees. 70 secure German
American Building Association, $500
eluare 8se-L,ot p; Ebert B. Brown ct NJ. 10
frank J. Dieudonne and james Berry. trustees
TO secure Perpetual Building Association. Sto1
square l'-Lot Il; Wade Il. Atktnson Ct ux. 70
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-30
CROKER OUT OF POLITICS.
Former Tnmmnny Boss Prefers to
Talk Of Horses on His Arrival.

VI AANANN va AAAN
New York. oct. 29.-Richard Croker.
who arrived on the Mauretania this morn
ing. dined with few friends tonight az
the Democratic Club-President John Fox.
Richard Croker. jrp Andrew Freedman.
Edward Cahu. and several others-and
turned in at o'clock pretty well tired
out
He was met at Quarantine by those
mentioned above and Fire Chief Edward
Croker and number of others. Evil
IDENTIFY he was in robust health
He looked TO be hard as nails. He talk
ed Of his horses at his Gleucairn estate.
but nothing under the sun could induce
him TO talk politics. Mr.. Croker said that
he would be I'm town "a few days and
would then leave for his bungalow at
Palm Beach, Fla, and remain there prob
ably until May ].
II Will talk about horses, or fishing, or
anything you like" said Mr. Croker, "ex-
cept politics. The folk over this way
evidently do not doubt that I am out Of
politics forever. Apparently, they have
attached some significance 10 my visit
at this time. coming as II does Just be-
fore election day while my previous
visits We're after election day. There 49,,
however, no political significance IN my
coming az this time. Had mySvisit any
thing 20 DO with politics. I should have
come over some time ago"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-30
AWAIT FRANCES ACTION.
of Maximum Tariff May
Cause Trouble.

Application of Maximum Tariff May
Cause Trouble.
officers Of the State Department are
awaiting anxiously the action Of the
French government in regard to the APP
plication Of the maximum tariff upon
American products. The pending COM
mercial agreement between the two coun-
tries will expire on Sunday. Several
months ago the French government
printed a notice in the Official Gazette
that these agreements would be abro-
gated on October 81
Under the French law. the President Of
France has authority 20 grant reciprocal
concessions without the approval OF the
Chamber Of Deputies. The United States
government Is powerless TO take any ac-
ton under the present tariff law until
the maximum feature goes into effect on
March 81 next. IN the meantime. the
only weapon the United states has In the
event OF a tariff war with France IS an
act Of Congress. passed In 1890. author
izinR the President TO forbid importatiOns
from any country which discrlminates
against American products
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-30
FIGURES ARE GIVEN
IN TAMMANY POLL

Wall street law firm. and that his father.
James Kerr. was Democratic national
committeeman from Pennsylvania.
In one or his addresses this evening,
Judge Gaynor admitted the offense
charged and sought TO treat the incident
lightly
FHvurs Personal Liberty.
Judge Gaynor made several speeches
In Brooklyn this evening Among the
things be said were that there should
be no interference whatever with people.
on Sunday or Monday. unless the law alb
solutely required it. and that some Deo-
PIE had said that he was a very strict
man He added. Sometimes I think
I'm strict; sometimes think I'm not
/ don't know what TO think Of myself"
A crowd of Republicans and fusionists
gathered at Durland's tonight 10 hear
Mr.. Barnard. Attorney General Wicker
sham, and other speakers. The crowd
cheered for eight minutes when Barnard
made his appearance
The star Casino, az 10Th street and
Lexington avenue. and the Imperial LyCe-
um. at Fifty-ffth street and Third ave-
nue.. were also visited. At the latter
meeting Barnard referred cordially 10
Mr.. Hearst as the third candidate. 70
whom he was much behOlden for winning
him the election.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-30
STEAMER SINKS BARGE.
One Man browns When the POwh
tan Rams the Shenandoah.

One Man browns When the POwha-
tan Rams the shenandoah.
Baltimore, Oct. 29.--The Merchants and
Miners steamer Powhatan, bound from
Boston TO Norfolk, was in collision with
the barge Shenandoah in the Vineyard
Sound channel, between Shovelrul Shoals
and Pollock Rip lightship. shortly be
fore l o'clock this morning. sinking the
barge, drowning one man, and thoroughly
soaring the passengers on the steamer.
A dispatch to the local officials Of the
company from Capt Ryan states that the
Powhatan had several bow plates in
dented, causing her 90 leak Slightly. and
that. not DESTROYS Of taking any chances
he will make temporary repairs before
resuming his run down the coast TO Nor
folk
Many vessels have come together In
this channel the last noteworthy wreck
being the sinking Of the steamer Horatio
Hail by the steamer II. r. Dimock last
March.
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Horatio ~ Taplin and Claude Livingston. trus-
tees. 10 secure Capital Savings Bank and Trust
company u Montpelier, 5000. yeas. PER
cent. semiannuaIy
Square -6-Parr q lot .. <1uara I0sl-I,arr a orig
inal lot q Daniel Coyne e. Tx. 20 Michael J.
hcane and Paul Es-hrrr. trustees. 20 secure
Frank O.. Hell, S.2622i. ! year. 6 per cent
quarterly
square I5--L,ots Is 20 81; william r Johnson
e. NIX 20 j. +. Edmunds and T. r Monroe.
trustees. % secure Northwest Washington I'm
p-oveIEent Company. S.5i2gs monthly payments.
square E7l-Lots 6 and O., John X. Edwards
Z" same, 90 secure same. S9ss g. same.
square 2sl-Lot en-, Mabel r. Bailey 10 sane. 70
seelre same, s. 4l.5e. same.
square s'l-Lut e.; Herman r. Hcwerstein Ct Tx.
% Watson +. Clark and Erskine Gordon. tr1s-
yes. 70 secure JamCs T. HJWens-ein. $50
) years. per cent. sa-niamluluv.
Columbia Hech-s-Iot I0e IN block y. Fra-cls
J. Ford e. ~. N Robert Lee O'Brien and Alvin
g. He--. trustees. % secure james Martin
=, 500 monthly paymeuts. per cnt.
columbia Helghts-Iot TO- IN block 2. Harry N
Wells 20 TX. 20 William j. Flathers and Milton
, As-es, trustees, % secure John VI. Jones
$SVV, years. ToT cent sI. annually.
OolulnhA Heights-Lot 10 IN block p same 10
Robert Lee OBuen and Alvin C. Bolt. tuls-ass
nruts Der cent
square sN-L0r s. John H. Yeabowcr q W. 70
William p. Edmunstou and Louis r. Peak
trustees. 20 secure Charles p. Marsh. & zoo.
s years. per cent seui-auuuslly
square sle-Lot s.; same 10 Robert Lee O'Rrien
end Alex J. SchUartz 90 secure George C.
Humphrey and Georse n. Palmer. Sl.f0G mouthly
payments. PEP cent.
square ls5-Psrt q lot 20: Clarence ". Coilere
10 George " Brown and William Ken. trustee
% secure William A. johnson g 800 . wear,
per cent. semi-anl-ally.
hosmead Nanor-lot L3 IN block q. Mae L
bagser e. rlr % ". Gilbert Dent and AIyeroa
= Gardner, trustees % secure Charles some.
$40, monthly payments, per cent
square os-Lrr s., Philip s. Warrll 60 ux 20
American Security and Trust C0nDany. trustee
p secure The last Washington Savings Bank
S4,ol', years, per cent. lui-auuualIy
Sc &o-Part q los .. Mildred McEren Dick
20 Richard f PairO and Herbert A. Gil. t-1s-
tees, 10 seclre II. W Pairo $50 ! wear
pr cent semi-annually
Columbia Heiglts-Iot los r. blo-k q Francis J.
Ford e. VA. % William J. Flathers and Milton
r AAes, trustees. % secure John NJ Jones
800. years. 5 PER crnL seu,iauuuallv.
Columbia Heights-Lot 10 In block 3. Pear VOL
yer-on 70 Charles II. Cragin un6 Cherries "
taluaT. trustees. 20 so-Ire 1lary II. Scoemakpr
guardian. sac, years. s pr cent, semi
annually
Columbia Reighu-Lot Us. in block . Alfred K
Gould co CI 10 Robert Lee OBrien ard Alvin
e. Belt. Trustees 20 secure james Martin s. 500
monthly paymsnts. 6 per cent
Columbia Heights-Lot Us. IN block 2. same IN
William J. Fathers and Milton T. Allies t-ls-
tees. % secure John M Jones. $50 s years.
per cent slmi-auuuaIy
Columbia Hcights-Lot lCt IN block q. Nar-ar-t
A Walker % same. % secure same $500. ; I
years. per cent, semi-annualy
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Equity Court No. =

No. 2skL Duerst vs.. Denison. IT.. Ct Al deere,
pro confesso. Attorney. j. b. Larner.
NO -a5sL Fleming Ct al. ". Safe Deposit and
trust Company ct al auditors report confirmed
Atto-neys Hamilton. Colbert. Yerkes A Hamilton
NO. E66. Wilson vs.. Wilson: order for arrest
Auorneys q. II. Turner Hughes X Gray.
No. BSL Henderson IS Henderson. order 70,
aiim0ny pcndcnte lite. Attoruoys j. " Patterson
C. Darlington and 4. CauinEton
No $50 Ross vs.. Ross: reference % s1aminer
Attorney W. Z. Piumley-E. L. Gies and W. w.
Douglas
Nc. E3h In re W. p. Sricer Company; order q
rest-e account Attorney. T. WALKER
Ne. 25i5- Johnson W. Addison. sale fually rati-
led and confirmed Attorneys. J.. ". King and T.
Nlilimsou-G. e. Gcrtman
No. ISIS Church e. al. rs Brennan: order an
Rotntng guardian ad ltem. Attorney J. J. Oar
lngton.
No. zc2 Beldsr vs.. leighton: undertaking Or
dered hcd. Attorneys. r. H. Thomas and j. b
D1lsh-H. W Wheatey and r. J.. Leighton
No. 8a90 In re square $50 &c: order substitut-
ing trustee. Attorney. A. O. Wells
No 8-G Fowler et a. vs. Moore 20 al. au-
pearance ~ absent defendant ordered AttorueTA
J. J. pariinstcn-G. 2. Hamilton and A. Peter
No. ZsA M1elier vs.. Mueller Ct al: order Tor
counsel Zee. Attorney r. l.. Montague and Z. A
Baiiey-P. r. Lcsh
No &S3i. Craig " Washington. Baltimore and
Annapolis Electric Railway Company. ordsr an
pointing George +. bishop and George " williams
arcilarv receivers; bond. SO 90 each. Attorneyg
G. p. Cr7iEhll-McKiHucy & F1snne7y
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