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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-11-11

His funeral took place on Monday.'-Rcv.
DR.. Washburne Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church preached Mt the Bangall
school house last Sunday at 800 p m. and
! will preach at the Temple school house
next Sunday at the same hour-Aiiss
Fannie Barber Of Middlebury is in town
Mrs william Brown of this village Is
very low from the effects Of burns re-
ceived some time ago, her clothes CATCH
Inn fire.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-11-11
WAITEFIELD.

The Ladies' Home Circle win serve
their annual chicken pie supper In the
vestry Of the Congregational Church
Friday evening The body Of Mrs
Mary p. Skinner. who died Wcdnes.
day morning of pneumonia at the
home of her daughter in Natick
Mass. was brought here Friday. Flu
neral services were held Saturday at
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-11-11
SOUTH ROYALTON

REV. F.. S. NJ. Barnes went Wednesday
to Midtown. Conn, to attend tho in
stallation Of Pres Shankin of wesleyan
Univcrsty.-M and Mrs. :. p. Mayo
left Nov. for Boston.--Chcs Daggett is
confined to the house y illness.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-11-11
CRAFTSBURY

The remains Of Miss Hazel Leonard OF
Barre. formerly Of this town. were
brought hero last Monday and placed In
the family lot.--Jack Williams is quite
Ill with heart troubc.-Nearly all the
schools in town closed Friday. Eta Smith
who has been teaching In the graded
school Mt Woodbury., returned to her
home Saturday for three weeks vacation.
Levi Richardson has heen driving the
Hardwick stage for the past few days
Mrs. Fred Cnrlie IL visiting her mother
In Canada Mrs. Emma Conant Is i'll
with tonsiitis.--The Rev II. l.. Turper
preached IN tho Methodist Episcopal
Church last Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-11-11
LOWELL.

"Rebecca's Triumph. three act
drama will be played by home talent in
the Woodman's hall Friday evening
L. G. Miller is very i'll with pneumonia
Samuel o. Flemmrs. aged 81 years. died
Monday. Nov. s. Mr.. TemmnC moved to
this town from Fletcher In 1s55 aud has
since made his home here. His death was
caused by fall in which he broke the
bone of his leg near the hip, which never
mendcd owing to his age. M Flemming
was member Of the PaDtst Church
which he united with in his youth. Tle Is
survived by ar aged wifs.-A series OF
Sunday morning sermons addressed to
boys, and all friends OF boys viii he COM
menced at the CONGREGATIONAL Church
Sunday. Nov. H. the Roy. F.. c. Hurd,
pastor-Willam Wilson OF Hard vic. and
George Wilson OF Walden were ii town
last week visiting relatvcs.-Frank Nur-
ply Is home from Pittsford fr week.
bertha Mason. aged Is years daughter
OF Mrs. Stephen Sheltra, died Thursday,
Nov. 4. Of pncumonia.-E Edmund La
famine has sold his farm to Arthur
GuvettA
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BENSON

Rev. l.. A. Dibble OF Saratoga. a form
er pastor, preached at the Methodist
Church Sunday morning Keith
died at his homo on Howard Hin Novem-
her OF acute pneumonia. The decea sed
was born In Whitehall 60 years ago. but
had been lifo long resident OF Ben son.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from ara Page,

caught from a chimney.-An addition Is
being built to the creamery Of II. p.
Hood 4 Son which will double the capa-
City.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-11-11
Fl. w. ALLEN e. CO.
Wide Ribbons at 80 cents
Mentioned Yesterday

Mentioned Yesterday
Will be one of this Stores very important attrac-
tions to-day. 5 Ia inches in width, handsome
Dresden and floral printed warp designs The very
pink of perfection for the holiday fancy work and
while this lot lasts saving of near half the right
full cost Is assured
Dresden Ribbons at 10 cents
Another ribbon item that should have early attention.
ground with dantest Of printed warp designs pink
light blue and avcndcr-usual selling price IS cents
Bath Robe Blankets $3.50
Shown in the Basement
Blankets especially made for robes large in
of coos and color such gray
and pink, gray and blue. gray and red tan and pink.
and blue brown and TAM brown and Gray. dark blue
and red dark blue and gray, green and redsize 1880
inches, Price $3.50.
Grd Cords to match each color or combination of COL
Price so
Drapery Silks
In the Basement
New Designs new colorngs great variety gathered to
the holiday need Wanted for pillow covers kimonos
Oriental Persian or floral designs can be EMPLOYED
80 inches wide Price SO
II. w. ALLEN q CO.
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GREENSBORO

The w. G. r. Y. will meet with Mrs.
Achenback Friday afternoon Nov IL.
Topic Rescue Work" Ladies' are re-
luested TO come early and he prepared
10 sew for Rescue Home. Literary pro-
yram at three o'clock.--Dr. r. G.. Kinney
vas In st. Johnsbury Friday and Satur-
lay.-N L. Drown cut one hand quite
sndly on an edginR saw while working
his mill Friday afternoon. DR.. Harvey
dressed tho wound Mrs. Dufur was in
u. Johnsbury Saturday. Mrs. George
Ipiers was called TO st. Johnsbury last
reck by the serious condition Of her
nthcr. william, sternoerG who under.
vent an operation Saturday forenoon ard
lniing to rally from the shock. dlcJ
sunday morniry.-E. A. Barber has
moved into Miss 1.indsays tenement
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H. w. ALLEN q CO.

&47T2.5o Yellow eyes. s3s5d34A; Cali
fornia small white. So 35d3. 40; red kidneys
S15da.25 foreign pea beans. s.1od2 q;
Scotch green peas. SIS Canadian peas.
S750l.So; Lima beans, SIC. Jobbing lots.
l0c TO sic above carload lots
APPIES-Apples are in good demand
at steady prices. quotations being about
as follows. Baldwns. s25oa3ao: Pippins,
s2N3 Shows. S2.5o04: Wolf River. ssn ?. 50;
Northern Spys. s25Od3 Greetings. s. 5Ga
3.25 Harveys s-.75d3.25; Macintosh Reds
s3M5 Jenettings s26250; Hubha rdstons.
s2n2.5o; Pound Sweets. s2.50Ts5o: Toman
Sweets. s.75d275; Kings s3d4: Western
Jonathans, S2.5nNs bx; box fruit. 75ca
$3.50.
POTATOES-P Potatoes are steady at
sl.l5d1.2O bg for Aroostook and N&1l 30
Big for western Maine; sweet potatoes.
sl.25dl.50 Dbl for Eastern Shore and SEA
2.25 Dbl for Jerseys.
FRUIT-Grapcs. Concords eTl0c:
Niagaras. 1od l2c; cranberries s.5od2 CRIT.
s4ds bbl; grapefruit. s2@s; Florida
oranges. N.751225
The local refined sugar market is
steady. granulated and fine being quot
ed as basis at 5.25c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
Chicago. Nov. 10.
wHEAT-Dec. sl.o3a.G7s; May s03is
July asisc.
CORN-Dec. 5ss,c; May 60i.c; July So
sc.
OATS-Dec. soc; May 1880: July ss-
&c.
PORK-Jan 500 co. May SAITH; July
$3.50.
LARD-Nov. s12.72is; Jan. sl75; May
sl125.
RIBs-Jan. slo25; May slo27i.
RYE-Cash 7lc: Dec &c; March go
BARLEY-Cash 52M66c.
TIMOTHY Nov. ss.75 March $40
CI.OVER-NoMinal.
Cash quotations We're as follows
RYE-No. >. 13isT74c.
HARLEY Feed or mixing, ;oG5sc; fair
to choice mating. 56U65c
FLAXSEED-No. / southwestern, 81.
&c; No. northwestern. SIZE
/ TIMOTHY Seed. s375.
/ CI.ONER-sa .50I1+O0
! MESS PORK-Ner bbl) sos7bae4W
| lARD-(per 10 lbs) 81. 9oia.
/ SHORT RIBS-Sides Ooose> sl0S7ha
! s1.1oia
SIDES-Short clear (boxed sndll.25.
GRAIN STATISTICS.
! Total cleararces OF wheat and -four
were equal to Sl, 90 bu. Primary receipts
were lll2.000 tu. compared with 9+6, go
bu. the corresponding day year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
30 cars; corn ll3 cars; oats IA cars; hogs
1900 head
BUTTER Steady. creameries, osi4Q SOC;
diaries 24G2Sc
EGGS-Steady at mark, receipts 1882
cases; cases included 2oisd25iac, frsts
&c; prime hrsts CSC
CHEESE-Flrm. Diaries. 16GHc:
twins l51. &c; Young Americas lea l6'4c;
Long Horns, l5a.Ql6c.
Easy, choice TO fancy. 4o1
i2c. fair to good. Sod 35c
POCLTRY-h.asy, turkeys, lac; chick
ems, llicc; springs, l2iac,
NEAI~Steady. 80 to GO III. WITS 7GfTiac;
90 to So h. WITS. 7iHq9c SIS to 10 III. WITS
ghNllc
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want 10 buy something second -ha nd?"
n ''assiiied ad. will bring you offers
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DERBY

Harold Johnson Is III with typhoid
fever.--Cfarlcs Sloan Is home from
New York--Mrs. G. n. Taylor and
daughter, Mrs. W y Hopkinson. re-
turned from a visit - Boston. Mass.
md vioi1ity last wcct. while absent
they attended tn, eddng o: their SON
brother. John s. Taylor An individ-
ual communion act was presented to
the Congregational Church Sunday
by Mrs hra:ll Bates and others who
bear that name. rs n memorial service
FOR ANN. Batcs.---Mrs, Orlo Shattuck
spent last Friday at her old home at
Rufus Kellcy's.-Annie Griggs teach
fr in the graded school At South Troy,
spent Sunday at her homo here. The
fcnnyson program given by the
,eniors in Academy last Friday even
mg was we'll attended.-'Thc Rev. c.
+. Gordon IS supplying the pulpit of
the Congregational Church in West
Charleston in the afternoon until they
can get permanent supply
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

eos Twentyfrst street northwest-Square lo3 lot 50
William II. Linkins 70 Gertrude L. Moore. SO.
Cos Twcntyfrst street n0rhwest-Square l03 lot %;
Gertrude l.. Moore 70 William H. Linkius. So.
Thirteenth street northwest. between Monroe and
Otis streets-Ilolmead Manor. part Of lot 10. lot
T.. block Al; William Il. Saunders and Dudley
Norris, trustees 20 Carl Il Smith. SO.
University Park-Lot p. In block IS; William II.
Walker et ux. TO Hunter II. LAugbton. So
l6ll N street northwest-SgU8rc lS2 lot 20; George
Woodruff Johnston 20 sophy c. Johnston. s. re-
record.
Bank street rear Of l2s Tbiryfourth street north
vest-Square l25 part OF lot q: Louisa +. Er-
win ct viz 70 Milton ID. Campbell and Lille c.
Drury $40.
Mount Pleasant-Part Of lot g. in Harris subdi-
vision: Daniel Genan 10 AoySius T. Conan. SO.
Addition TO lie Droit Park-Lots LAG % Isl. square
3: Joseph Paul Ct TX 10 Gertnde L. Lewis.
$40
II Virginia avenue s0utheast-Square OC6. part Of
original lots 4 and 5; Clara Elizabeth Caspar ct
al. 70 Dora A. Schellb0rn $3.50.
ADacostia-Lot 90 Of Uni0ntown: George W. Mar
quet e. NIX 20 Napoleon b. Scott SO
40i Ninth street n0rheast-SQuarc s31 lot 81 Henri
y. Ewart ct ux. 10 Benjamin 4. Batson et ux..
SO
H street between Third and -Four and-ahalf streets
s0uthwest-Square $40, lot u; Edmund Fitzgerald
and John j. Fegan. trustees, 10 Jeremiah J.
BrOsnan. 2l75.
60 street northwcst-SQuaIe al. lot s; Isaac w.
Nordhnger and hgnald W. Beau, trustees. Ia
Peter NJ DOrsch. SZ5.
I'D 20 I'll Thirteenth street northWest-Squarc 2ss
lot 10 and part Of lot g. Henry Rinehart. trustee.
20 Aaron T. Rohrer. s.
Woodley park-Square Z5i. lot l03; Kennedy Bros.
to Katharine l. Spalding. SO.
Columbia Heights-Lot q. in block g. james Mar
tin et ux. 70 Charles K. Lewis. SO
Homesd Manor-Lot 35, block AZ; Cora B. Decide
% Edward r. Davis, SO.
Woodlcy Park-Iot IS block i: H. Rozier Dulany
ct al trustees. 20 Selma Baum. $500.
Eighth street. between and II streets northwest
Square 4o5, part q let -; ALA Isemann q
Aaron S. Caywood and Amilla S. Caywood. $40
Argyle Park-Squsre 1854. lots IL and Y; Shelton
T. Cameron e ux- % Aloazo o. Bliss. s.. 9326
Richmond Park-Squarc 1856. lot Sc; South Bos
ton Realty Company 20 Anna +. Reagan. SO.
ITZ5 Rigs place northwest-SQuare 49, lot l0i
Annie T. Schneider ct al. TO T. Franci.
Schneider SO.
ITO q street northwest-sQuare is. lot 3ss; T.
Franklin Schneider Ct w, 10 Annie Z. Schneidel
Ct a. $40
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Addition to Le Droit Park-Lcts Ifs 49, square .
Gertrude +. Lewis ct viz 70 Robert +. Bradley
and Fred ". Reeves. trustees. 10 secure George
NJ. Myers $500. years. per cent, serni-annu-
ally. on each lot.
same. lots rs IT, 80 Isl square q; same 70 sane.
90 secure same $50, same. same.
Square go6-part q lots and 8; Dora A scheI-
bern e. viz 20 Ernest L. Schmidt and George n
Frumcrch trustees 20 secure Communication
Building Association. $500.
SauarC S73-Lot = Eln2thau Meade 20 Charles II.
FYshbaugh and Paul Whitney FIshbaugh. trus-
O. Fishbaush. $3.50 5 years. per cent, semi
annually
University Park-Lot o. block IS Hunter H. Lang.
Ton et OK. 70 William H. Walker and William
d. Hoover. trustees. to secure William L. Ian
ming $1,000 3 years. per cent. seni-annually.
l. tanning and Louis B. Schneider. trustees 20
secure William X. Walker. $500, to q
months. per cent
Square I2l-Part q original lot T. square IS; lots
&C. @ 20 g. square 40; lots 26 and q. square lol
rart Of lot T. square 50: part Of lot s. sQuare
q: lots .. q. .; Mary Frances Burritt et VII
20 Julius l. Peyscr and George r Linkins
trustees TO secure George Henderson, $500,
years Der cent. seDi-annually.
Square l2cJ-part q lot y; Milton ID. Campbell *
al 20 Frank s. Collins and Cornelius B. Hite
trustees 20 secure Louisa Z. Erwin. 500. month
ly payments, Per cent
Square 4fl-LOt s; Peter NJ Dorsch 20 Isaac "
Nordlingcr and Herman Biundon, trustees, q
secure Joseph Sanders. $780, years. per cent
semi-annualiy
Square G1J4-LOt II: William A. COwles % William
NJ Keunc6v and Harry i. Rust. trustees % Ne
cure Kennedy Bros Inc. $50. l 20 g months
per cent semi annually.
Square 22ot-Part OK lot 100; Katherine /. Spauld
ing e vir 70 same. to secure same, 100. month
y payments, per cent
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court OF appeals.

Present. al.
Admissions; Gustave r. Thompson. John G. Nc
Aiahou. Clarence +. Speiden. Frcd X. Martin,
Joscrh b. Stein. John J. Byrne Michael =. sAndcT,
and John S. Buchm0re.
No. 2Cl Fr1sch Ct al. vs.. Monday ct al arE1I-
ment continued by Mr.. a. A. Lpsoomb for appel
lGats. continued by Mr.. NJ J. Colb1t Tor appel
l3uts. Continued by Mr.. J. B. Archer for appellants
continued By NJ. n. 7. TagYart for appelecs. and
cancgded b. Mr., Ralrh p Barnard Cor appellants,
No. 1921, Ockstadt Bowles; argument com
meuccd By Mr. j. =. PadEett Tor appellant and
continued Dy Mr. /. Tohriner for appellee
Assignments for to-day:
No. 1871. OcSstadt Bowles. on hearing Ap-
pellsuts attorneys Padgett s. Forrest appellee
attorney. /. T0brineT.
No. zoos Flynn. &c.. vs. Staples Appellants
attorney, r IT, Jackson, nppcllec's attorneys. c. II.
syme and Il. T. Woodland.
40. ZOO Moore & Hiu vs.. BUerinErr. Appel
.ants ottCuty ". j. Lambert. appellcus attorneys.
=. A. Brswo and e. ". Clasett-
40. COS Brown vs. Selirdgs. Attorneys. ". J.
Lambert and Il. II. Yeatman-W. A. Gordon. II.
T.. Davis and j. II. Gordon.
40 ell0 Matlr'aud e. al vs.. Umhau Attor-
ueys. Thm-a7-AladdoN & Galley.
$50. 3lI. Deg ,s COMMISSIONS q Patents. At
tr-ue7s. Williams * Gresne-Bucsman-
No bis. M1dllx et al. ". Baitiucau. AttoT-
ueys. Fuf-am q Eobcs1n-Lcckwood. Fay. and
Rcaarlsal.
No 310 LtIcucEe IS Nealo Publishing Com
psur Attorney. Conrad.
No 81 Wickcrsham vs.. Dubois Attorneys.
Mckcnney & Flauney and William Hitz-Coldren
a Fcuung and vs.. NJ, levin.
80. g2i Waite e. al. vs. Connecticlt General
Life Insurance Cgmrany. Attorneys. McNcI q
Cobcrt-Boud.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Thursday, October Fl, 1000

&c: verdict for defendant Attorney T. L. Giles
]. J. Darlington
Assignments FOX to-day-Sfotions;
No. l. Moses & Sons vs.. Davis Attorneys. Cole
| & Douald0n-Pratt.
No. 2 Donaldson rs. Empire State Surety Com
pany. Attorneys. Cole & DOnAdsou-Shechy d
! Shcehv.
I No. 3 Willard vs.. Employees Mutual BENEFIT
Association. Attorneys. Peyton & Ga2kins-Beall &
Henry.
( No. 4 Murlatt vs.. Peyser. Attorneys. Leighton
/ Darr & Strasburgcr.
/ No. s. Reeside vs. Coclreu- Attorneys. Barnard
/ & J0hnson-Beal A Henry
/ No C. C0llapsible Hanger Company u. American
/ Security and Trust Comapany At-0rueys johnson
! and Hamilton. Colbert Yerkes & Haualt0n-Wison
i q Cation.
/ No. Z. United States vs.. Keichofer e a..
/ No. g. KimbaI Quebec Steamship Company.
I Attorneys, Kim5all-Hayden.
No. g. Craig administrative. rs. Parish. sdunin-
I is:rator Attorneys. Hackett-Courad & Robinson.
No. % Dutton & Co. vs. Parish ct al. Att0r-
/ ncys Moulton & Rid0ut-Courad & Robinson.
No. II. McSmth Capital Traction Company.
/ Attorneys. Downing & Bcuy-Pery & son
| No. T. Parsons vs.. District Of Columbia. A.toF-
nCys Thomas-ThOmas.
/ No I3 Jacobs vs.. District q Columbia. At
torueys Th0mas-rhCmaS
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Columbia Heichts-Lot g. in block .. Isabella C.
Gripp q viz 70 Louis B. Schneider. SO.
sI Fourth street uorthwcst-SIuarc SIS. part q
lot -; also piece abltting lot 10; Margaret Hin
Ct a.. trustees. 10 Margaret Hill N.750.
No-th Randle Highlands-L0t s.. block 5i55
American Security md Trust Company. thus
tee 20 David y. Burke SO.
CIfb0uTne-L0- IS. block s, Charles +. Nesbitt
60 al trustees 20 William = Harvey SO
ChGboune-Lot 50. in block 8: William T. Harvey
CO ux 70 John b. Sleman. SIC.
Stotts PaIk-Sluare zoe. lots g.. e. 55. and s.;
the Stott's Park Realty Company 10 L NJ
Berkeley. so.
street, also Dumbarton avenue. between Thirtie;h
and ThiTty-frst strcCtS-SguHrD lZ3, parts q
lots g. GO, ard 70; james Z. Fitch 70 William
Ker. SO
Woodoy Park-Iots Il and Z. IN block L: Henry
Rczier Dulany ct al. receivers. 70 George G
Larirr IIcigh.s-Lot SIS. in Harry wsrdnan', sub
division; Morris L. Wolpo ct uX- 10 Isaac NJ
Ruhinon So.
ISL II street northvest-Sluare los pan % lot 9.
Oscar 2. Schmidt e TX u Fred A. schmidt 81.
Tenth street. between a and East Capitol streets
s5utheast-Square o. lot 2 Mary p. BOYD and
Harriet f. BOYD % Edward W Gosuel. Sc
Stotts Park-Sluaro SO9 lots 70 Il and 5 70 90:
the stott's Park Realty Company TO Z. NJ
Meridian Hin-Lot L. in block q: Francis A.
Biundou et Tx. 70 Marie Angela Ga-zislia. SO.
L street. between Twenty-thtrd and Twcuty-f0urth
streets northwest-SQuare s. part Of lot (; Adam
!. Dickhaut e ux. % Werina House. SO.
Woodley Park-Lots q 10 3. inclusive. block Is:
Henry L. Dulany ct al. receivers 10 George O,
Pumpnrvy. S.
Pleasant Plains-Squaro Sci2 lot g. Harry Ward
nan and Thomas Bones 70 Ernest Grimes so.
Pleaxvt Plains-SQuaTe 3oi2. Let >; Same 70 John
B. Hyatt. SO
H0lmeai Estate-South n square 81, lot 81; Harry
B. Wilson ard Harry Wardman 70 MarJ NJ
Gore. SO.
Kentucky avenue. between D and F streets south
east-Squaru 1852 lots g. and 6s; Austin NJ
Rogers 20 Lahan c. Kelly. SO
G street between TWenty-hrst and TWenty-secOnd
streets northwest-SQuaTe So part Of lot Il;
Anna A. hay to Jane N. McKnsw. 500.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-22
Circuit Court No. 1.

JloAlNb NklGlI.
No 5l6i2 United States ex rel. Laws rs. Com
missioner Of Pensions; leave granted petitioner 10
traverse the answer Of respondent in ten days from
this date. Attorneys. L. Fugitt-D W. Baker.
No se76S Sonnelnann vs.. Philadelphia Washing
ton and Baltimore Railroad Company; on trial
Atto-neys. Chaplin BroWn-NicKoHney * F1annery.
No EG8 Louis vs. Brstow ct al; certified 10
Circuit Court No . Attorneys H. Z. Dayis-M
II. Beach and c. Brown.
No 1890. Nicola. administrator. vs. Philadel-
phia Baltimore ard Washington Railroad Company
plaintiff called and suit dismissed. Attorneys. r.
H. Mcneil and L. II. Dav.d-McKenney & Elan
ncry.
No. lsla Richardson vs.. Washington Times Com
puny; plaintiff called and suit dismissed. Attorneys
b. +. Doylc-W. J Lambert
No 5l.03. Baxter. IT,. trustee. vs.. Degge; de-
murrer 10 amended second Plea Of defendant over
ruled. Attorneys. Raston & Siddous-A. L. Sin
clair
Assignments Tor tOday-M0tions
No. ]. United States. 70 use American Ensm-
eled Brick and Tic Company, Heine Safety
Brake Company. Attorneys. Ralston siddoDs-
Brandenburg x Brauderbug
No 2 Oliycri vs. Philadelphia Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company. Attorney Frailey-
McKenney & Flannery.
No. s. Eiser vs. Henley Stone Company. At
torneys LambCrt-Pcrry < Son.
No l. Birmingham vs.. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys, LambCrt-Pcrry & Son.
No 8 Hilton vs.. Humphrey. Attorneys. Nc
Rcynolds-Ridout.
No 6 Brandcnburg vs.. scot;. Attorneys. Bran
dCnburE q observation-disclosures.
No T. Ambrose receiver. vs.. Miller. Attorneys.
Easby-smith & Smith-Daris & Laskey
No. s. Cotton vs.. Palmer. Attorneys, siners-
Newmyer.
Ne. O. Herndon Milling Company vs.. Lewis At
torneys Ford-Jackson.
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ICE COMPANY TRIAL OPENS.
Prosecuting Attorney scores Morse
I'm His Opening Argument.

New York, oct H-The case against
the American Ice Company which is on
trial on indictments charging 1t with
creating or attempting 10 create a mo-
nopoly in restraint of trade was opened
to-day before Justice Wheeler in the Su-
preme Court by Deputy Attorney General
Roger Clarke.
"The criminal acts Of the company viii
be proved" said Mr.. Clarke. from the
books of the company itself. They organ
lied fictitious Independent companies.
They installed n regular system 20 crush
out the Independents. This company used
every method known 10 human ingenuity,
short Of physical violence, 10 crush out
the independents. The methods were
conceived in the brain OF Charles W.
Morse"
Julien 7. Davies. Of counsel for the
ice company, asked the indictments be
dismissed on the ground that the acts
alleged did not constitute a crime JUS
tlce Wheeler denied the motion.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
Estate q Necndc Il. smith order for commis-
sion 90 issue. Attorney. =. A. Burklrt.
Estate o. Lucy NJ CcCrtr, order granting letters
tcstamcu.nry. bond. So 900. Attorney. Georse
kearney.
Estate Of Sarah F. Brcreton; order appointing
guardian al lit,m. Attorney. W. II. Dennis
Estate q Richard ". Morgan; order granting let
ters tsstsmeutsy; bond S.Wo Attorney. 1. p.
Harlow.
In ~ Nathaniel T Worley; answer as 20 value q
property. Attorneys. CCldrgn & Fcunng
Estate q Caroline King: win dated July 1. 1907.
fled
Estate a. Fannie g. Palmer; VIII dated Novcrnbsr
H. 1907. and cCdicil dated January . 1902 fled
Estate Of Mary Weudan; order granting Letters
tcstamcntary; bond, 500. Attorney. T. T. Davis.
Estate % Annie n. Shaw. supplemental petition
fled Attorney. J. B. Lauer.
Estate Of Mary L. McDoaald; order appointing
guardian al LtCm.
Estate Of Jessie T. Weaver: order granting let
tcrs testamcniary: bond 500. Attorney. J. B.
I Green.