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narthves.-Saua7e g. sublot s.: Margaret K.
simpson 90 the Church Of tho Covenant. s.
Mount Air-Reuo road. part q a tract. Samuel
w. Woodward e. ux. 90 Harold 2. DOYLE. SO.
Buruille-SquaTe 5Z. Tor =, Patsy Withcrs %
Sylvester L. McLaurir $40.
Northeast corner o. Fifteenth and streets north
vcs.-Squa-c 20 lot a. Charles Hall % AK. e
a. % Southern Building Corporation. SO.
LlIg Mcado0s-Lot Sc and par Of Dot 3 BUR- y.
Edwards q Ux. % Isaac Porl0u. SO
rs New York avenue u0rthwcst-Square H. lots
q and 3 Abraham Boudaref 10 Julius L
Pcyser. SO.
street. between Tfirty-sec'ud and Potomac streets
nouhwest-SQuare l-5l. parts q lots rs ard "a
Charles Rosenberg et ux. 10 Frank BoscnbeTS,
square l1z-Lots rs and 70: ". Wallace Chisren
ard Harry A. A. Rite 70 Henry Weilen Fisher.
So
bingham p'ace-Psrt Of lot T. block :; Francis
A. Bluudyu 90 uz. 90 Esther Brill
Longreckers Addition-Lot g. block 3: Hcnry G.
L1nsnccker CT TX % Vincent Thompson So.
bingham Place-Part q lot T. block Z; Charles
Brandt 60 UK. % Francis A. Blundou. SO.
Meridian Hil-L0t 70. block 2l-Francis 4, Blum
don 60 uN 90 Abhie J. Brandt, SO
Eleventh street northeast. between and G. streets
Square os5. Dot 3. Laura T. HasscIba-h e VIZ
20 Michael Lynch. $40
Eighteenth street northwest, between and VI
strctts-SqUarc 49, part - lot 90 Martha e..
Levy 20 Bessie T.. Cav. SO
Tenth street northwest, between and streets
Square J-- part Of lot 9. Anton Zichu e. uy-
90 Allen W Miller. SO.
ila Tenth street Southwcst-Square So part q lot
Il; Maggie Z. McElvare e. a. 10 George S.
DODGE. SO
Eighth street and Florida avenue no-thesst--Squars
COS lot 90, Francis A. Bluudoa ct Tx. 20 Walter
". Hummer a. AK So
III W street northwest Dobbins' Addiuon-Lot 3.
block 6-The heirs q Susan r. Bryary. DC
ceased 70 Henry Richard BTyarly. SO.
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
The Washington Herald Optimist Clubs Many
Reasons for Being Thankful.
By THE OPIIMIST.

The Thanksgiving Day of the nation is at hand.
Every in this broad land will look into his heart and find
there for being thankful for blessings received and
benefits enjoyed.
The President OF the United States will apart day on
which the whole people may offer up their thanks for what they
have been given during the past bounifu year
The Washington Herald Optim Club will devote Sunday
November to day Of thanksgiving and the Optm will in
wife contributions from the members the subject of Thanks
giving"
Set down your for being thankful Give chance
know just why each of you has enjoyed distinct blessings
during the year that is almost ready join the great pae
year that aganhe year that has been productive
Of so much work much hope and much material spiritual
profit.
No has greater for Thanksgiving than the true op
tm Show that you appreciate the fact by contributing TO
the great symposium Thanksgiving which will appear on
Sunday, November
Contributions should reach "The Optims not later than
noon on Wednesday, November y, next
Begin your membership by expression Thanksgiving"
For the best expression Thanksgiving will award the
following prizes
For the best essay. $500 For the third $500
For the second 800 For the next fve each 100
As worthy of honor
able be
If possible written
tOm.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Sheraood's Addition 90 Brcokland-Lot Z. block 8:
John Niguau 90 uN 90 Timothy j. Casey. SO
street northeast. between Sixth and Seventh
srrCets-SQuarc Si6. lot lS5. Herman r. HOTen-
s-rin ct uN TO T. Leo Haden so.
26 seventh street uorthcdst-S4uare SO part II lot
IS; Charles W Darr and Richard a. Cuslin.
trustees, 20 louis T. Wagner.
Il street northwest between Twcnty-fhiri and
TwCutyf0urth streets-SIuare g., part q lot {:
Werdua House to Eugene r. james. so.
Seventh street southeast between + street and
Massachusetts, Square s65. part % lot Is;
Louis F. Wagner 20 Justin Porazzi 60 u1-. SO
o street northwest between Thir,ieth and Thirty
first ytrCCtS-SIUarc 1912 lrt l23. Annie - An
derson % John C. Phnips. SO
Ninth street. near Mount Vernon square northwest
square sC7 part q lot : John r.. NIeany e NJ.
fax. SO.
Raudle Hishlsnds-Lo,s and 6. block s5l5-Uuited
States Realty Company 20 George W. Col
Irs SO.
Y street northwest between Twenty-third and
Tveutyf0u-th strests-Square 43. lot d and
part e Dot c. Hannah White % James b.
Crabbe. SO
/ North Grounds q the Columbia Uniyersty-Lo. 81.
block 90: Ida NJ White % samuel Walker SO
/ PadyHCrth-SIuare 80 Dot $, Isabel j. Gordon 70
Addic Thompson. 800
AZ Columbia street uorthWest-SQuare 366 lot So
August Schmidt % james r. Miles. SO.
street. between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets sogtheast-SQugUe 1925 LOT 5. DAVID B.
95 Sixth street nc7thwcit-NCst of square 80 ua-t
Of lot 8, George H. Frederick e. al. 20 Lille
J. Burroughs S.
95 sixth street uor-hrest-Wegt Of square a. rs-t
OF lot 5, Lille j. Burroughs % Isabella Tncy.
SO
BloomiuElalc-Lot s.. IN block Il. Fred. C. Col.
drJu. guardian. IN William F. Admins $500
SuTDUTt-rart Of a tnct Annie G. Osborn 70 VIII
lam A. Hcine % al. SO
HOmead Estatc-SUuth Cf square 23- lot q. Hs-rv
T. Wilson and Harry Wsriman 20 David ".
lum SO
! West Wood1dSe-Squarc 43l9 lot 4. Glenn F.
Hustled e. Tx. % Pearl 4. Anderson SO
Mount Pcasant-Lot C-5. Rose T. Pechin q viz %
Harry A. Blessing SO.
! Mount Plsaslut-LOt 66; Harry A. Blessing 70
American Amusement Company. SO
Randle Hghlsnds-Lot 90. block 55ll: United States
Realty Company % Anna Z. Reid. SO
Randle Higblands-Lot 66. block 55l2; same to H.
RAYMOND Weller SO
Woodicy Park-Square 29i. lot rs. Kennedy Bros
incorporated. 20 AIister Cochrare, So
street, between Twentieth and TWenty-ArSt streets
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L0EB'S ACTION APPROVED.
Secretary NIacVeRgh Also Comments
on Treasury Affairs.

Resuming his active work as Secretary
Of the Treasury yesterday. Secretary
MacVeagh said the department IN a gen
eral way approved of what Collector
OF Customs William Loeb. jr. had done
in his efforts to correct the evils in ths
administration Of the customs laws.
He said also there was no apparent
necessity for the Issue Of per cent
certificates Of indebtedness to relieve the
Treasury situation, and that he saw no
necessity for taking any action at once
70 bolster up the per cent Panama
bonds which have fallen below par re-
Gently.
Congress will undoubtedly legiglate TO
bring about parity between the Panama
2's outstanding and the new issue Of
Panama IS authorized. The Secretary
viii recommend such action.
Mr.. MacVeagh did not seem TO be
alarmed over the Treasury situation. He
said as soon as Congress had legislated
to put the two classes Of Panama is
sues on parity there would be "a new
issue Of Panama SIS, and the proceeds
derived from the sale Of them would be
applied to reimbursing the Treasury De-
partment for the money il has already
expended on account OF the Panama
Canal, sum apprOximating $50, 900, 0O0
Secretary MacVeagh said the new As
sistant Secretary Of the Treasury 10
succeed James 3. Reynolds, resigned.
would probably be appointed in a few
days.
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EXCURSION.

As an inducement for the people Of
Washington and vicinity % pay visit 20 old Point
and Norfolk the Potomac and Chesapeake Steam
boat Company has placed On sale At s. for the
round trip a special ticket 10 Old Point and Nor
folk. good on the steamer leaving here Saturday at
p m. and TO return Sunday evening arriving here
carly Monday morning The steamer St Johns
leaves Washington for Old Point and Norfolk every
Icubday. Thursday. and Saturday at p. ~ and
from Norfolk every Sunday Wednesday. and FRIDAY
at y m. stops are made at Colonial Beach both
going and returning The ST. Johns has BEEN reftted
Tor this new service. Her staterooms are steam
heated arc supplied with running water. and are
ntted with the most comfortable metal beds and
bcTths. and she is as comfortable as the most ex-
acting traveller could desire. Meals in the big dining
roOE on the main deck are served a Ia carte.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present. All.
Admission: Forest e. Pendeton.
Patent appeal No. So. Pool W. Damn: argument
continued by Mr. v. II. lockwood for appellee
concluded by Mr.. Frank T.. Davis. for appellant
Patent appeal No. 5S Gold vs.. Gold: on motion
appellee allowed until Monday next % file brief
argument commenced hy Mr.. O. X. Barnett, Tor
appellant. continued by MI. A. G. Fraser. Tor APP
pelcc.
Assignments for to-day:
~, 5S3 Gold vs., Gold on hearing Attorneys,
Bsmett-Frascr 4 Rcddiug.
No. $50. McKoen. j.. vs.. JerdOnc. IT. Attorneys.
Duell. Warhsld 4 Duell-FennWick a Morrill,.
No 5sl. In re Egbert II. Gold. Attorneys. Bar
nctt-Ruckman.
No $50 wrigley. ir. q Co.. W. Norris. Attor.
ney, Colt
No 800. storer vs.. Ban. Attorneys. Denison q
Bryant.
No 59l. Peters vs.. Hopkins et al Attorneys. Davis
-Comwcn. Bacon 4 Milaus.
No 5G. Goldberg VS.. Halter. Attorney. Bartle
No 59j In re application Of L. r. Waterman
Company. Attorneys. Watson Whitehead.
No 53i. Sandage IS. Mckenzie. Attorneys,
Wilkinson. Fisher & Withcrsp0ou
No. sos In r. application Of William Y. Heinz
Attorneys. Spear-Whtehead.
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miah O'Coanor, 500. years. 6 Per cent, semi
annually.
Square 353-Part q lot IL; George s. Dodge q the
Washington Lean and T7Ist COMPANY trustee.
70 secure Equitable Cooperative Building Asso-
citation. $40.
square 3oo-Lot 6 and rart Of lot s; Alice n. 81
lence 10 same. 20 scClre same 81 90
Square q0S-Lot 20; Walter W. Hummer e TX 70
George NJ Emmericb and Henry F. Moonry.
trustees. 70 se-lre Francis A. Blundon. 81 500
monthly payments. pcr cent.
Square soS-Lot 40: same 20 Clarerce B. Rheem and
Herman L. Gasch. trustees. 20 secure German
American Fire Insurance Company, 5000. J
years. per cent. scmi-annual,y.
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

JtNll'k NNlbhA-
No. 1912. Levy vs. Palmer. motion for new triAl
filed Attorneys HAYDEN Johus1l-John Biiolt
80. i1-19 D0uEhcr,y vs. United States T-Is,
Company; leave % hc amended declaration granted.
Attorneys Arthur Peter and T. Il. Erad1pck-
Douglas a Douglas
No. 507. S0Udcr Johnson. sealed verdict or
derod- Attorneys, Paca Oberliu-W. NJ levin.
Assignments for to-day.
No. ISL Fries IS. Lanshurgh 60 a. Attorneys.
Brardenh,rg & Brandendurg Wolf & Rossabefs.
No. -. Mcdaniel U.s. Townsend 90 al. Attor-
ncls Chase a Cliuk,calr5-Wilsou.
No. 2s5. Eclardt Is. Auac0stia and Potomac River
Railroad Company. Attorneys. Leckic. Fulton &
Cox, and M1ncurc-Darlins ton-
No. rs. Lyon vs. BG-ty. Attorneys, HaIlam a.
Haliam-Simu.ons & White
No. 80 smoct vs.. Campbell. Attorneys. Lester
Lipscumb.
No. 3i9 Potts rs Washington Railway and EIsc-
tric Company. Attorneys. Wilson. Wilson a Lesh-
Darlington.
No % Neuuat e. a. vs. C-mmIrs. ATTORNEYS.
Colbert & Ri-harJs1n-Lcstcr.
No. ~ Chew W. Washington Railway and EIec-
the Company. At,Jmeys, Rhodes & HIdry-Dar-
lngton
Circuit Court No. ?.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. EsI McNlister vs.. Lisne-: on trial Al
torncys. Hamilton. Colbert Ysrkes & Hamilton
r. r. Perry and J.. Tohriner.
Assignments for to-day.
Nc. 81. Bennett 7s. Capital Traction Crmpany.
Attorney Mathcr q SWCCncy-Pcr7y &c son and
Dunlop.
No. - Lincoln vs. Southern Construction Com
pany. Attorneys. Brgwn-DuvaU Davidge
No. 10. Wiley vs.. City and Suburban Railway
Company Attorneys. Wolf & Rosenbcry-Darlins-
ton
No. 81 United states vs. Collins. Atto1nsys
BakCr-Th0mag
No. AS McDmgau vs. Capital Traction Com
pauy. Attorneys. B0won-Perry ~ son and Dunlop.
Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No 1851. United States vs. Edward Hughes 4:
murder second degree; verdict. guilty Of mausauEh-
ter: rcmanded.
Assignment for to-day: Arrangements
Criminal Court No. 2
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Nc. 2i997. United States rs. Heinrich Becker; en-
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WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
~ I.-..A

Alexandria, Va. Nov. 1o.-The cases OF
Calvin johnson, Richard Pines. and Eugene
Dorsey, negroes sentenced TO be electrocut-
ed for the murder of Walter F. Schultz, the
Chicago artist will be discussed with
GOV. Swanson by Commonwealth Az
torney $. G. Brent, who left for Rich
mond this evening 10 appear before the
State Court of Appeals.
Attorney Lewis II. Machen. represent
ing Calvin Johnson, sentenced to be cleo.
trocuted November 70 next. will leave
here Friday and present 10 Gov. Swan
son a petition asking the governor to
commute Johnson's sentence TO life inn
prisonment. 1t IS said that two members
Of the jury that convicted Johnson have
signed the petition.
In the event the governor commutes
Johnosn's sentence, IL is more than prob
able that he will take similar action in
the cases Of Pines and Dorsey. they be
ing convicted on practically the same
testimony.
A committee meeting OF the chamber
OF commerce was held tonight. when ar
rangements were made for a meeting OF
that organization, at which time. lt is
understood. the question of the improve
ment Of North Washington street. which
came before council az IT'S meeting last
night. will be again taken up for con-
sideration
Announcement is made by the chamber
Of commerce that they now have on hand
$1,000 for the paving OF the upper end
of King street with vitrihed brick, al
ready available for that work. This
amount. with the $500 contributed by
Alexandria County. represents the entire
cost OF the proposed Improvement.
The local board Of civil service exam
iners announce that an examination will
be held here December . and 30. next TO
secure eligibles as assistant male)
and teacher male and femalel, I'm the
Philippine service. The entrance salary
for the majority Of male employees will
be $500 per annum. although some ap-
pointments are made at Sllgo per year.
A meeting Of Fitzgerald Council, No,
459, knights Of Columbus. was held at
st. Mary's Hall this evening. at which
time officers were nominated for the en-
suing year The election viii take place
i'm December.
Il was shy Of him and that is why I
cut him." said Frank Jackson. negro,
when arraigned in the Police Court this
morning 10 answer q charge of felOn-
iously cutting Rhode Arlington. another
negro, october %, last The court fined
Jackson So.
Or. s. 5. Laws OF Washington. de-
livered a lecture tonight at the Second
Presbyterian Church. taking for his
theme Women" This IS the fifth Of a
series of lectures he delivered. His last
lecture will be delivered Wednesday
night, and will be entitled The church"
Forty children viii participate in a
japanese drill. which will be given in the
Young Peoples Building tomorrow night
by the music class Of the Misses Rotch-
ford. The affair will be concluded with
a comedy. entitled a Family Quarrel"
Because a man is alleged to have re-
tanned S worth OF rattle tickets for a
benefit he was arraigned In the Police
Court this morning. The complainant
was a woman. The court ruled THE sale
Of the tickets was a violation Of the law
and acquitted the accused.
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F0uity SHIFTS.

No. s9ls. William J. Dryer vs. Parks Herald: 10
compel delivery and for injunction. Attorneys
Happier 4 Noriliat
No. 2Ssl9. Catherine J. Travis et al. Maria L.
Reinhsrl q al. quit title. Attorneys. c. H. Stan
ley and T. Bean.
No c91o. Helen Scott vs. James A. Scott main
tcnaucC. Attorneys Hcmans & Collins.
No. 2s92i. Jennie Henson vs. William Henson; d.
vorcc ameuss Ct thoro. Attorneys J. Med. Caring
ton.
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ing the afternoon. Miss Kathleen was
dressed in white. looked dainty and
pretty, and was delighted with the horses,
Mrs. Paul A. Sorg wore a green cloth
costume. a black hat. trimmed with gar
denias, and a cOrsage bouquet
In the Whitney box was Mrs. Robert
Goelet who wore an old rose cloth cos
tune and hat to match. trimmed with
black.
Mrs. Oliver Hartman wore a black
net over cream-eolored cloth waist. a
black hat and sable furs. Mrs. Joseph p.
Dilworth, Miss Jeane Barger Wallach.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Whitehouse
were in the Hartman box.
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Probate Court

JUSTICE bAhNhhDs
Estate Of Smith s. Leach; order granting letters
testamentary to Virginia G. Leach; bond 800. At
torney Z. H. Marshall.
Estate Of Ahsalom T. Compton: order granting
letters Of administration 10 +. a. fleming; bond.
SlO5c. ATTORNEYS. Coldren & fleming.
Estate Of George W. Black IT,: order referring
case 20 special auditor
In re Henry W. shields et al. order fixing time
for hearing. Attorney. II. Il. Hose.
In re Ella s. Lynn; order for guardian 70 invest
funds Attorneys. Ralst0a & SiddOus.
Estate o. Frederick A. Juncs order granting let
tiers Of administration 20 Robert W. Acfcld bond.
s. COO Attomcy J. II. Lichliter.
Estate o. Philip A. Defer order granting letters
10 Mary E. Defer; bond, 500 Attorney. w. B.
Reilly.
Estate Of Annie KiesecIer; order granting letters
testancutary to William Kesecker; bond, 500. At
tomey. W. A. DOuch.
Estate 4 Pcrmelia J. Fox; order granting letters
OF administration 20 Mary G.. Fox; bond. 500.
Attcneys. Clerhane & Cephane.
Estate q Leopold LipTman; petition 70 file n
vcut0y. Attorney. +. A. Bowen.
Estate u William T. Davis. will dated July 8.
1909 and petition for letters esamCntary fled At
torncy. j. l.. Nell.
Estate Of Minnie leageT; petition for letters ot
administration. Attorney. J. ID. sullivan.
Estate Of William II. Spgnul; viii dated April Is.
| 1870. hled
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supreme Court of the United stntcs.

Ppsent: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Harlan.
Mr.. Justice Brewer. Mr.. Justice White Mr.. JUS
tice McKenna. Mr.. Justice Holmes. and Mr.. JUS
tce Day.
No g. Old Nick Williams Company, petitioner.
vs.. The United States. argument continued by Mr..
Charles A. Moore. for the petitioner, and Mr.. As
sistant Attorney General Fowler. for the re-
spondcnt. and concluded by Mr. Charles A. Moore.
for the petitioner.
No. p. Demetrius NJ Stewart Moritz Krch-
berger Ct al. petitioners. rs. American Lava Com
pany and Paul J. Kruesi and
No. =. Morz Kirchbcrger. Benno Won schwarz.
ct al. petitioners, vs.. American Lava Company and
Paul j. Kme5 Argument commenced by Mr..
Louis e. Raegencr. for the petitioners. and con
tnucd by Mr.. Charles Neaye. for the respondents
Adjourned until to-day al L O'Clock
The day call for Thursday November H. will be
as follows: Nos 2 land 81. p 81. s. s. So 81.
So 80 land G3Sl. and %
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ATTENDANCE RECORD BROKEN
Society Turns Out in Large Number,
for Afternoon Horse show.

for Afternoon Horse show.
New York. Nov. 1o-The attendance at
the show was larger than has been seen
in the garden at any time for several
years IN the afternoon.
There was a large contingent to-day
from Pittsburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry R.
Rea. from Sewickley. a suburb Of Pitts
burg. entertained many visitors in their
box during the afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. w Wilcox were there Mr. Wilcox
IS the president Of the Allegheny Country
Club horse show. Miss Rebecca Jones,
Miss Winifred Jones Miss Finn. daugh-
ter of state Senator William Finn; Frank
A. DOhrman. +. VI. Lowry. master OF
the Harkaway hunt: H. L. Collin. master
OF the Blackburn hunt, Mrs. Collin. and
William Thaw were others from Pitts
burg.
Miss X. l. Wilkes. Gait, Ontario: Leo
sin p Kinney. Bushnell Nebr., and L. G..
Dorr. Syracuse. were among other out
Of-tOwn visitors.
Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt had her
daughter, Miss Kathleen. In her box dur
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Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

In re uunaCl Michael Potash; referred % audi
tor
Nos G5993 and ls2}6 Lynch 90 a. S. Lynch q,
all decree 90 sell remaining real estate. Attorneys
G.. a. Berry and r. 7. DoVuinr-W. II Dennis.
No. G5ii. Peel vs.. Peel divorce a vim. mat. costs
Attorneys. X. Ii. Downing and g. A. Berry,. b.
Green.
No. $3.50 Garner vs.. Garner % al. order f0J
counsel fee and motion frr alimcuy ds1ll0vod. Al
tpmeys. :. y. Haydcn-G. ". Drew.
40. &9ls nUycr vs. He@ld Injunction and
order for delivery. ATTORNEYS. Happier d MCrat
No. ElC-. PylCs vs.. Pylcs. ulc uturuahc 40
VemhT -. Attorneys. T.. A. Bowen jr.-Lancastcr
a smith.
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Ennitr Cnnrt No. 1.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
No $3.50 Dulany "a. Waggaman, receivers au
th0ri.ed % sell certain lots. Attorneys Maddox a
Galley.
No EGL Lewis vs. Interstate Printing and In
craving Company report q auditor confirmed. A.
tcmcy. II. Z. Davis.
Assignment for to-day:
NO. SO. In re opening Of alley IN square 80
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BANKRUPTCY Court.
District Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 622 In re Annie u. Bayne; hearing on dis
| charge set for November p
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I,nTNHultE-

No l5Ei Alvin g. Belt IS. William A. Yates
appeal. Defendants attorney. c. W. Darr.
No 59e5. joseph Water rs. q. S. Brown & CO.
note. So. Attcrncy, e. II. Cragin.
No. 5llS WilIiam H. Thomas. administrator "
Grant ". Taylor; damages $1,000. Attorney. ].
W. Patterson
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1rsrICE srAEEORn

dNoI INL y = = VTIIs
No. SIS In re- land for Potomac School square
9358; order permitting payment Of 500 into CONT
for Joseph C.. Ford and clerk Authorized 20 reoeve
amount.
No. So United States rs. Cling Fang; action q
A. s. Taylor United States commissioner. over
ruled and defendant discharged.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, November 10, 1000

! bc11lemcnt, 7crii-. not guilty Defendants attor-
uey. X. II. Classic.
No. $500. United States vs. Edward wallace; as
sault ,yita dangerous weapon: verdict. guilty; mo-
ton for new trial hled.
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NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Attorneys Seek to Save Lives
of Convicted Negroes.
FUND FOR PAVING COLLECTED
Civil Service Examinations An
nOunced for Next Month - Negro
lures on woman" at second Pres
byterian Church-RaffIes Illegal.

F. Clinton Knight. s25 King street, Alexandra,
Va Is authorized agent and carrier for The Wash
ington Herald. The Herald will be delivered daily
and Sunday 10 any address 10 Alexandria for 80
crnIs 4 month
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RnnErnntcv Petition.

No. Gil In re Frank T. Essex; voluntary. A.
t'ueys. Pennebaker. Carlsi & Jones and G. c
Sclin.
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[. S. MARINE CORPS. QUARTERAfASTER
Office, Mills Building. " Washington. D. G.. Nov. ;
le09-Sealed proposals viii b. received AZ this Of
fee until II a. H.. NOVEMBER II. 1907. and then
be publicly opened, Tor furnishing labor and ma
terialS and building at Stump Neck Nd. one frame
storehouse and two frame cottages Stump Neck Is
the Potomac River about . miles below Wash.
ington. Proposal blanks and other information can
he obtained at the QuduemaSter's Ofice. Ths
QuartermasteT RESERVES the night 70 reject any OF
all bids. or parts thereof and 20 waive iufo1nali-
ties. F. L. DENNY. Colonel. Quartemaster.
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FICE % THE COlNnsSIONERs Do -

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington. ID. C.. No
vcmber g. 1909 Sealed proposals. viii he received at
this Office until . O'Clock p m. WEDNESDAY
December I, 1909. Tor furnishing the District of
Columbia with 1900 feet. more or less gs-inch
cotton covered rubber lined hose. during The ~
manning portion 81 the current fiscal year Blank
ferns Of proposal. specifications and all Necessary
information may be obtained upon application %
tho Property CLERK n. g.. District Building Wash
iugtou. y. C. HENRY Is. F. MCFARLAND.
HENRY L. WEST WILLIAM Y. JUDSOS. Com
mlSsioners ID. 9. uoA5t