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The English Budget.

Editor Tho Washington Herald:
That most able and interestiI.; editorial
in The Washington Herald on the Eng
fish Budget" should be read by every
loyal American citizen. Il is splendid IN
It's grasp Of political facts and lucid In
its application Of the facts II Is most
serious. even awful, in the differences
which il compels "Quem ad hEem2' we
may well say, when we consider what has
but recently taken place. in our own land.
and is even now being defended, excused.
palliated by the head Of the nation. not
as the right and just thing for the Ameri-
can people. but the best they could get.
When we remember that enormous
wealth is being accumulated IN the hands
Of a very few, some Of whom have proved
themselves capable Of the most despicable
behavior toward people and government;
when we remember that this wealth is
being ''wrung from the sweat OF the
brows" Of an economic system beside
Whicn all the evils Of the so-called
slavery days pale into iusignificance;
when we remember that industrial. NUM-
cipaL and social evils are constantly be-
ing traced 10 the fact that our whole
government has been gradually growing
into a system which is made 10 favor
the few against the many: when we
perceive that The most reputable and ire
proachable journals are constantly stat
ing this fact IN most impressive ways;
wien we perceive, as in Piusburg.
through the labors OF unpurchasable men
and women. a condition OF affairs that
would be base even in ancient ROme-in
P.ttsbUrg the home OF the sO-called
Triumphant Democracy. when We per-
ceiVe that In not few instances. wealth
and privilege, from behind seemingly safe
defenses, speak defiance 20 authority and
law; when we perceive men chosen 20
lead and guide the young men Of the ma
ton fiOutng and scOrnlng the foundations
Of all morals and ethical truth. when
we perceive that IN England-cOnserva-
tive. aristOcratic. preCedcnt-ruied Britain
they can recognize and approve the
theories Of Henry George. and even ven
ture on movements so democratic as TO
aDpan public men-it Is well. I say. Mr.
Editor. for US 10 watch the movements
social and economic In Great Britain, for
they are as the handwriting on the wall
10 those who fondly and foonshly imagine
that they are going 90 perpetuate In free
America a feudalism Of honor and
privilege so utterly without caste that il
seems incredible 10 a reader Of the Bible
and OF human history Gratefully.
EDWARD NJ MOTT.
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Praise for HoWelIs.

Editor The Washington Herald.
In your issue % October : your chat
by Hoveus Makes Good Copy" is in
strong contrast TO the statement of a
talk 70 some schoolgirls by the RI.
Rev. A. c.. A. Han. in a recent edition OF
your morning paper
Too many clergymen are on the wrong
side Of this argument of the citizenship
Of women. and they do themselves and
the Christian religion dlscredit by their
weak, vapid sophjstsies. II Christ stood
for anything. He stood for the equality
OF the sexes. In the ease OF the woman
taken In adultery. He questioned her
male accusers as % their cuilt OF inno-
cenCc and said 10 them the famous
words Let him that is without sin
among You first east stone az her. 4"
and behold, conscience stricken. they am
skunk away and left her with her Lord.
This was probably the FIRST equal rights
doctrine ever taught. and il was taught
hy the Great Founder OF Christianity
Way does the Rev. Mr. Han fail 20 re-
call the words OF ST Paul who said.
There IS neither bond nor free. neither
male nor female. but ye are all one in
Christ"
Cardinal Gibbons breaches to young
girls % be willing 90 ren0unCa their cit
izenship. their direct influence. telling
them rs a reason that if society were
left 90 the men. il would go TO the
devil Any intelligent person. male or
female. must see IN such a statement
more Of an argument in favor Of woman
suffrage than against IT,
II the Rev Mr. Hall is right in at
tributing all the conscience IN the world
10 women. 10 is a fallacy indeed for him
10 use that fact as an argument against
suffrage for women. IL what he saws is
true, women cannot be accorded their
full citizenship too quickly. for the good
of the human family. The possession OF
a conscience is no proof OF a lack OF
intelligence. and n the conscience Of
women is the saving grace Of men. as
he seems 20 think. why must IL IL used
second hand and the world be deprived
Of the direct Influence Of this conscience.
which is the highest form OF logical
reasoning in the human being: and have
the benefit OF il only IN an indirect way
and through q medium more likely TO
depreciate IL than otherwise
is the mans conscience In woman re-
sDonsihle for all the wrongs women and
children have suffered ar the hands of
male rulers? consistency. thou art a
jewel and one sOrely needed in So
called high places.
Away with meaningless preiudices and
let common sense have a chance. The
people have been fooled q long time. but
their eyes are opening TO the dawn of a
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DAILY COURTRECORD
Saturday, October ., 10OoO
DISTRICT COURTS.

Assignment for TUESDAY. October H. 100:


Assignment for Tuesday October r. 1909.
Special calendar.
No J. Dowel vs. The District q Columbia.
Plaintiff attorney C.. r. DIGS; defendants at
ieguty J.. n. Thomas.
No. Fleming vs.. The District of Columbia.
Plaintiffs attorneys. z. L. Jones and NI T. Clink-
scales. ocie-daut's attorney. +. II. Thomas
40 SIMMONS rs Palmer Appellants Al
tcrneys. A H. Ben and A. ". Leviusaler: ap-
pclicos attorney. Stuart Mcnamara
No T. Commissioner q Patents IS United
States * re. Lindmade Appellants attorneys.
?. A. Tenrsrt and ". :. Ruckmsu: appellee's at
torneys. D. J. Harding. T.. u. Busser and C. 4
Harrison
No s. jackson IS, The United Stated ARIEL
iauts attorneys. r. J. RYAN and J. B. Archer IT, :
aInc-lce's attorney. ID. ". Baker.
No. O. United States vs. West Appellants at
torneys ID. " Baker and =. H. Thomas: ap-
peiees attorney. b 4. Gasklns.
Ne. l. RchaHls1n. &c. rs. Reeves ct al. Ap-
rollarts attorneys. T. L. Jeff1rds J. Solomon and
j. 7. Hunter; appelees' attorneys. NJ. strasblrger
and R. II. Schwartz.
Nos and j. Commissioner q Patents Va
dcany q al. Appellants attorney. j. c. Adkins .
appcllee's attorneys e. a. Douglas J. H. Hay
den. and NJ Bailey
Ne g. Parish Hedges. APPELLANTS attorneys
/. Robinson ard Holmes Crrad.
No TO- Zmklan. &c. vs. Linaweavcr Plain
TINS attorneys. d. w Baker and T. H Thomas:
-eiciidGuts attumey. ". A. CoCube.
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Circuit Court No. I
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

Assignment for October II:
No Is. Winters. administrator. vs. Brennan
Construct0n Company. Plaintiffs attorueys Hend.
leT. Wolf a Rosenberg; defendants attoTaeys. Ham
iltou. Colbert. Nerkcs 4 Hamilton.
No. 2. Brown vs.. Capital Traction Conulnr.
Plaintifs attorneys Tucker & Kenyon; defendant
ATTORNEYS. Perry Son. and Dunlop.
No. q. Mckay York ot al Plaintiffs At
toruey. Walker; defendants attorney Shales
No. 81. Frazier vs. District Of Columbia Plain
ud's attorneys. Arthur & smith: defendants attor-
ney. Thomas
No 50. Mcknight vs. Capital Traction COMPANY.
Plaintiffs attorneys Drowning x Berry: defend
ants attorneys. Perry & Son. and TJuriop.
No. 49, Cotton vs. Palmer. Plaintiffs attorney.
Sillers; defendants attorney. Newmeyer.
Nc 81. Wilson Us. Snow. Plaintiffs attorney.
Causi; DEFENDANTS attorneys. Darlington q Mat.
tinrly.
No 81. Redmond vs.. Parsons Plaintiffs atto--
ney. Donaldson: defendants attorneys. Tucker 4
Kenyon.
10 So. Elliott Us. Langley. Plaintiffs attorney.
Lambcr. dciendanr's attorneys. Hoeling a. Peene
No g. Turner vs. Townsend. Plaintiffs attor-
neys. Douglas a Douglas and MATHEWS; defend
ants attorney Lambert.
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y B.-FollowirC schedule fru-es published oDIv
as information. and are not guaranteed.
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile New Orleans,
AsheyIe. a. m. ana l0f5 o. m. daily: a "a.
for Chattanoogs and Memphis Dining cars
Fc- Roanoke Knoxville. Chattanooga Rirr,irs-
ham. New ORLEANS. lOl0 p m. daily. Dining cars.
For Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nashville Me1nuhis
$40 no. daily. sleeper may be occupied after n
T. M Dining cars.
For Atlanta. birmingham. Columbia Charicstor
Augusta Aiken. savannah. Jacksonville and Florida
points $40 r. m daily. Dining CIR service
Tourist cars for California. Monday WEDNESDAYS
Jhursday. and Friday. $40 o. m
Local for Harris0nburg 8 20 q. n daily s.ls n m
weesdays; for stDsJrc Jet. / p m weekdays; for
Danville. 80 O.. daily: for Charlottesville 10
.. m. ard go p daiy for Wauerton 4.s5 n N.
daily and 7 p nc. weekdays Frequent trains 20 and
rom Bluemont l. 5. BROWN. Gen. Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.
RIOS. J. OWEN & SOY. Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED


TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE
Nv yirtne Il a certain deed Of trust DUR
recorded in Iibcr No H23. folio 496 ct scQ.
and at TIE request Il the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees viii sell az public auction
I'M front 81 the premise on The nth DAY or
OCTOBER. A. d. 1909. az O'Clock D. M. the
folloUinc.descrihed lind and premises situate IN
thc county of Washington. District Of Columbia and
designated as and being part Of tract OF land
called "Karisheuu." as per plat thereof recorded
n county subdivision book Gov. Shepherd mage
lol q the surveyors Office Of said District. be.
ginning Tor the same at the southwest corner Of
gu now Claiming, and Twentieth streets north
r,sf as shown on a plat recorded in county sub
division book 10. page 49, O. said surveyors Office
and running thence south on said Twentieth street
On feet thence west l0i.l61 feet thence south so
feet. thence west lO7.lG feet 10 Nineteenth street
thence north aicns Nineteenth street 10 feet 10
Claiming street thence east along Claiming street
uL28 feet 10 the beginning. also the following.
described property; Beginning on Twentieth street
100 feet south Of The southwest corner Of Claiming
and Twentieth streets aud running thence south ON
Twentieth street 80 feet thence west lO7 Isl feet
thence north % feet thence io7 i67 feet to the
beginning together with the improvements consist
ing 81 two fIama dwellings.
Terms Of sale: Onc-third q tho purchase money
90 be paid i'm cash. balance in two equal INSTALL
mcuis, payable IN one and two years with interest
an per ctntum per annum payable sCmi-annually
from day a fale ecIred by deed Of trust upon the
property sold. or an cash. at tho option o. the
lurchaser; OF upon such other equitable terms as
me trustees may deem advantageous and proper.
4 deposit a 500 VIII b. required at time n sale.
Al c'hFeyaucng. recording &c. az cost q pur-
chaser Terms Of sale 10 be complied with within
nre DAYS from day @; sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right 10 resell the property at the risk
and cost q defa1lhng purchaser after five DAYS
advertisement, Of such resale In some newspaper
published IN Washington. d. c.
MARTIN T. DAVIS.
HENRY ID. GORDON.
ccl46Ru Trlytee,
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9i
THOMAS BOWLING q CO. Auctioneers.

By Virtue and I'm pursuance Of the terms OF q
certain agreement entered into By VIM v
Mahoney. dated July >, 1909 l. as the owner Of
the note. secured by the hereinafter mentioned
note. VIII sell. for cash. AZ public auction a.
Office q Thomas Bowling & Co. 6l2 street north
west Washington. d. G.. on WEDNESDAY
OCTOBER g. 1902 al 70 O'Clock a. m. certain
collateral security 90 note due me. consisting Of
certain $4,000 promissory note. dated July g. 1919
payable 10 the order q VIM. v Mahoney on
or before one year after date. with interest at s
per cent per annum until paid said note being
ndorsod hy said Vim. v. Alahoney in blank snd
being secured by a second deed OF trust on the
Allegheny Hotel property at Goshen. Rockbrdge
County Va.
oc7s91fI2 JAMES s. FRASER.
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The Church of Labor.

Editor The WASHINGTON HCrald.
, A few facts are Incontrovertlble. The
church as body Is severely criticised
for a thousand things. and in no direc-
ton more strongly than In failure TO
array itself with every labor strike
against the forces Of predatory wealth"
and all that
Another fact none can gainsay who
have read the Bible. Its utterances are.
from cover TO cover, on the side OF the
poor and thunder threatenings against
their oppressors u IS noticeable that
whereas the usual expression is: I will
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OClGBER no. 1903.
Leave Washington. Nov Onion station.
go a. m.-Daily-Au points On Norfolk AID
western
1910 p. m.-Daiy-R0anOke Bristol Winston
!, SALEM Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nashville New Or
leanN Through Sleeper. Dining Cars.
y 4:O a. m---For Bristol. Knoxville Chattanooga
Nashville. and Memphis. Washington Memphis
sleeper opcn 20 =. NJ.
For Norfolk Leave Washington. 4 % a. M daily
II ~ a. m. daily. except Sunday. Iearo Richmond
daily. Arrive Norfolk d ~ a. m. ID 2. n
fa5 T.. .-Daily-Beuyviile Luray Shenandoah.
I1kton. Trains from the Southwest arrive 30 A. n
1910 D. ~. aud 2;l5 a. on.
AZ information Fourteenth street and New York
Avenue Bond Bnildirg
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The North Pole.

Editor The Washington Herald
In the matter of Cook and Peary. 7
think II those who know something about
the diameter Of what constitutes the area
of the north pole would publish. through
the columns or your valuable paper, the
Facts in their possession il will prove
a great aid for the public 10 Judge Alright
whatever may De said in the controversy.
JOSE sIRYENT.
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CHESAPEAKE 6 OHIO RAILWAY.

r7.arautocd.
400 +. Nc. z O. LIMITED Daly-Fast vcs.
tibuled train t'Ilnnn slerpcrs 90 Lexington Louis
vile. Ci1cinna,i. lndmnanols Chicago and 81.
louis. pgulor Car Cor Fngici2 Hot Springs week
dars Pullman CHS Icuissilic go Nashville Mem
riis. .nd SEES or'canA Dining cars. Ia carte
service
\ u1o p NE. r. Y. LIMITED Dany-Solid
gcsbuie train. Pullman sicerers 20 Cincinnati
s.exing;or. LouisvIe. and Virginia Hot Suings
daily. Dining cars. IN carte service. Pullman
eicercrs Cincinnati 10 Chicago ard ST. Louis and
louisville 90 Memphis, Nashville. and New Orleans
Chssarcskr ard Ohio O0ices. JlJ Pennsylvania
svrnuo. 1880 street and New Union station Tele.
rhcne Main ics OF 2l5 for tickets. baggage checks
reservations. and Tsz3cah
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Cloud Court 30. ?.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.

Assignments Cor October il:
No SOS Mckenzie et Al. vs. Grouse Painting
attorney. Mather: defendants attorney Davis
No. s. Wilson vs. Gillette Ct al Plaintiffs At
to7ney. Andrews: defendants attorney. Aukam.
Nc. g. Waldron vs.. Dieudonuc. Plaintiffs al
iorney. johnson defendants attorney Ridout
No a. Benjamin vs. Bruce. Plaintiffs attoruev
tneen: defendants attorneys. Ralston & SiddonS.
No. i6 Morris Va Stubbleaeld Banking and
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Editor The Washington Herald;
I notice in last Mondays issue OF The
Washington Herald that the reporters
speak OF the likeness Of Or. Frederick
A. Cook the north pole man" TO EN-
perOr William. Why don't YOU go a
step further and call him the American
Frederick the Great
The lawyers and judges. so FAR as I
know. are for Cook. with one exception,
and that one is changing in his favor.
He was originally for Peary. who was
also there" ARTHUR r COLBURN.
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Equity Court No. 2.


Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD
No. 2to6. Robertson u Gordon Il al : order er
tending time. Plaintiffs attCrncy q. H Patrick
defendants attorney. ID. W. Baker. A. A. Lips
comb. and ]. 3. Archer.
No. 300. Woodward vs. woodward. rule return
abe Octcher = and reference 90 examiner. Plain
TINS attorney, ". =. Plumley defendants attor.
ney. l.. Hufty.
Assignments for October Il:
NJ. a. Hall Han. Plaintiffs attorney.
Green Defendants attorneys Darlington * Am
STose
Nc. 50. Fisher vs. Brinkerhof. Plaintiffs a.
tor1ey. Johnston: defendants attorneys. Sleman a
Lcrrh
No. 81 Marshall rs. Marshall Plaintiffs AZ.
touey, Dutton. defendants attorney, Calvert
No. IS. Williams Williams. Plaintiffs at
tdrnes. Pyton; defendants attorney Quiuter
No. IS. Eisinger vs. Robinson. Plaintiffs At
tomey. Jones; defendants attorneys Ralstou &
Siddons
NO Co. Dawsln vs. Dawson. Plaintiffs att0rnev
Darlington DEFENDANTS attorney. Pennebaker
Ne. g. Sanford District Of Columbia. Plain
tins attorney. Edwards Defendants attorney.
Thomas.
Nc Ct. Crawford vs.. Rsborg. Plaintiffs attor-
ney. Lambert.
No 81. BRAY vs. BRAY Plaintiffs attorney.
Taylor. defendants attorney. Darlington.
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TH0s J. OWEN & son. AuctiOueers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY. BEING THE FRAME FEED
STORE 40. 1919 p STREET NORTHWEST
WITH GOOD TWO-STORY BRICK
STABLE N REAR.
BY viltue a a certain decd q trust duly re-
corded I'm Libcr No DIS folio AZ 6; SEQ. Of the
land records Of the District q Columbia and al
The request a the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees win SELL 40 public auction. in
front n the premises. On MONDAY the 18th day
Of October. A. ID. 1900 at so O'Clock p. m
the following described land and premises situate
ina The City Of Washington District q Columbia
and designated and being part Of lot 10 in
William +. and John H. Druys subdivision %
square 90 as DIT plat recorded in Libcr b. folio
20 Of the records of the Office n the surveyor for
the District q Columbia beginning on street
inches east Of The southwest corner Of said
lot. running thence east on said street q feet s
inches. thence north i0l feet 90 a 10 foot alley
thence west on said alley . feet inches and
thence sCTIth 10 feet 10 place u beginning to-
gether with the improvements
Terms n sale. Oue-third q the purchase-unoiey
90 De paid in cash. balance In two equal install
menis. payable in one and two years. with in
terest az 5 Der cantum per annum. payable semi
annually. from day u sale. secured by deed OF
trust upon The property sold. an cash az the
option q the purchaser. A deposit q 500 viii be
required al time q sale. All conveyancing record
he complied with within IS days from day of sale
otherwise The trustees reserve the night % resell
the property az the risk and cost n the defaulting
purchaser after Eve days advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper published iu Washington.
D. c.
CHARLES F. NEsBIT.
CHAS. Z. STONE
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FINANCIAL.

new day, day when the human family
Will be free. instead Of one-half only
Mr. Howells has the right ideas. He is
a wise and good man-an intelligent. hui
name. and cultured man. and his views
and Ideals are more Christ-like than those
Of some others. ALLEN T.. JENKINS.
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No 53o6 William A. Stewart 10 the uss q
Barry T. Wilder IS Trinity African Methodist
Episcopal Zion Church; account 500 Attorney,
II. L. Ioulton
No 5@U. Josephine A. Cmishead vs.. William
NWdho1; appeal Attorney. Nelson Wilson.
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Equity SHIFTS

No &S55- Edsar A. Howard et al ~ Ida
Howard e al petition. Attorney. T. H. Patterson.
No. &ls William S. Mss.cr vs. Mar r Alesssr.
divorce. Attorney. Campbell Darlington.
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Want ads Tor The Washington Herald
may be- left at the main once, 73i Eff
teenth street. or any branch Office, or
nay bc 'phoned % the main Office and
oill VIII be sert later Tor the amount due.
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Probate Conrt.


Of administrator. Attorney. p. r. johnson
Estate Of Mar Deag; wiQ dated October 10
1916. nl,d
Es'aie 4 Eliza a. Miller viii dated May II. Issg
Sled.
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FOR SALE-STOCK IN A 10.
cal industrial concern at a sacri-
fee to quick purchaser; will bear
close investigation. Address BOX
50, Herald office. 285
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CHARLES F. NESBIT.
CHAS. Z. STONE,
Trustee
.. Q. sLOAN ( ID nnel. -. La G )

q. G. SLOAN 4 co Qnc). Aucnorcers. 1907 C 81.
TRUSTEES SALE or DESIRABLE REAL ES-
TATE IMPROVED BY PREMISES I7l3 NEW
TON STREET.
Is virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly It.
corded in liher 292 folio 26s e seq. q the land
records of the District Of Columbia and at the
request 0f the holder n the promissogy notes So
cud thereon. the undersig GA truiiecs viii sell az
public auction IN front II The premises on FRIDAY.
October p, 1907 az five O'Clock p. m. lot Gp in
Chaplin Brown's subdivision q part Of Pleasant
Plains improved by BRICK dwelling No. I7l3 Newton
street northwest.
The usual terms win prevail and viii be an
n0unccd az time ~ sale.
EDWARD STELLWAGEN.
GEORGE L. FLEMING
UNION TRUST COMPANY.
Trustees
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%1NAAAH = Ar r Okll.
Assignments for October H..
United States -. TElghman Valentine.
United States vs. solomon Minncy.
United States rs. William Wells.
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JUSTICE GOULD.
Assignment f0T October II.
United States IS. Eggcne Moore
United States vs.. james Reeder
United States vs. Thomas johnson
United States vs. John Newman and Ransom
Williams
United States vs. KIRBY Jones.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

Made at Lowest Rates of Interest
". H. WALKER. 729 15th ST. nv.
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Trust Company. Plaintiffs attorncys Ambrose A
Stutler. defendants att0rncy BOYD
No. a. Jekyn vs. Chesapeake and southern Rail-
way Company. Plaintiffs attorney. Gics. defend
ants attorney. DARLINGTON.
No ~ Moynihan ". Providence Hospital Plain
an > ATTORNEYS. johnson. Gates. and Wilson de-
PENDANTS attorney. Hamilton.
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& ONO PATLRoAn

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD WnVR -
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL SD STREET. NEW YORK.
= dl n m Diner. Pullman ParlOr.
l3a0 q. H. Diner. Observation ard Pullman Pariu-
fll00 a. m. Dincr and Pullman Parior Car
Il so D. M. Diner and Pullman Parlcr Car
g 90 p. N. ROYAL Limited d" Al Pullman 5holr
q 800 J. m. CCacnes 20 Philadelphia.
500 p m Diner and Pullman ParlOr.
500 p. m. Coaches % New York.
'l2l5 night sleCpers 10 New YORK.
-laL n. eiceTefs % PHILADELPHIA and New Ycrf
ATLANTIC CITY. z 00. $50. ill10 a. M. Il ~
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
tMcck DAYS. Z sd u. m, 70 1850 p. M
H52 $500, fGtO 200. 100. $500, $50 100
1870. 1860 us a. M. .l200 noon. tl205 = %
lll5. 200, $50 $50 $3.50 fl9O rf:i5. $50, sos.
80. 100 '69C r@. 800. -so0 1000. -iSSS
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. 7 2, -5eg 2 M.
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS AND LOUISVILLE
e9:l0 a. ~. = sos p. m. 1910 night
PirTsBURG, '9;D a. a., Ia. '9d0 p ~. 'l23J
CLEVELAND. -9lo D. m.
COLUMBUS . - D. m
WHEELING. -9a0 a NJ. s5:5o = m.
MTNrHESIER f9l0 a. m, 1905. $500 T. n.
FREDERICK. 3D. 1910. s9a5 a. IA. 81 -. tiSs.
FAGERsTOwN, ioIo a. m. $50 D. m.
ANNAPQLS. ~. 800 ti2aj noon. SD $50.
Daily fFxccrt sunday SUNDAY only.
TELEPHONES az an The rollowing Ticket one
1NT g IT, uw. Main 1891. GO Pcnrsylraria ave..
Main ~: New Union Station: Ticket Ofce. Main
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-11

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Assignment for October II:
baukuutcy No. 64 In re- George s. Lane. At
torneys r. r. Behrcnd-Charles Poe