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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by " B. Hibbs Co,
members Of the New York stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building rs Fifteenth street northwest
New York. Jan u.-Cotton prices closed higher.
but II was an irregular Jagged sort Of market, In
which big men might trade up and down 10 more
or less advantage but which looked ANYTHING but
inviting IL would seem, IN the average trader
The fluctuations. in other words. we're vide and
sudden.
Overnight margin calls we're followed by a flood
Of selling orders. Some insist that the bull market
is oger and that the price must 20 to point
where spinners viii buy freely. Il seems Idle 10
expect them TO do so in the present unsettled
dition OF quotations Much stress laid upon
the fact that spot markets showed considerable
seadness.
That has been the case after most Of the big
bTraks in futures during the present season. But
lone story Is good until another is told. Spot hold
eTs may be fim. hut so are spuaors One side
is firm, 1t Is said, IN the dissemination not 20
sell except at certain prices. The other side seems
no less firm in the resolution not 20 buy except az
lower level.
Futures advanced q TO IS points. lost part, clos
ing steady at a net rise Of Is 30 %. Estimated
sales GO 600 bales
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

North Randls Highiznd5-sausre 5s4l. lot IS; Amer
lean Security and Trust Company. trustes 70
Kate E. Gersghy, SO.
PetUosth-sluare s59, lots 2 ard .; Jennie z
Abbott e. VIZ TO Nellie NJ L jenkins, So
Homead E-tate-Lot 3 Harry Waldrnan e. TX 10
francs H. Dodge SIG
H9lmesd L7-at=-Slaass 1355. l5t g; HAIRY B. VII
sen gnd Harry NardLan % John B. Frick, so.
trust, 3750
Twenty second and X streets 10-yhEest-sguare g.
plr u lot Z, Thomas J. stanton Ct uI % Anna
Kriksteile et viz So
y street and New jersey ayeuus nQTthRest-East
half Of square 81, parts q lots ! and 5 and =
and % Michael O'Hsnl1n. truz.ea 70 Mars a.
NgrPig, Ellen a, Murphy ard Anna G. Hsy
SICK S.51
Fourth stree. nTlIse5t, between # ard streets
Henry e. Egs=y trustee fol tile Pars-.ria- Bald
lng Azs5clGtigu tc B-UUmIl +. Bailrs. 50.
Grant read. TsE.Laly tgvu-Ia-t 81 a tract. A,-s
A. hirby 90 John Mel D55s1n. So
DcttlIs' A-lir1-->4lars 4-o. l-t q Francis A
EUudlH - uE. o. Nellie T. Br0s1au SO
Columbia HfigLfs-iot e. h-rk =. Myrtle Les
RILEY CO Tir % Bates Warren. So
FlI-r-tIEltl street and Sheriff rad We~rfli-Part
~ ubcti also South KeliiFgrrl, square 5-59,
lc- D Bernard O.. Brown e uZ, p Municipal
Realty CoIIanv So
Pleasant Tlaias-Lat -. E1cs &; Bates Ware1 =
NJ. and JOAN l. Nal1sa r uz. 70 william L.
Browning. Sc
NORTH E4adls Higl-andz-square 5siI. lots Sc and
4 American Sse-iltg ard Trzst Campal- aus
te- 10 Minnie Belle Paxton. 81
North Ksudle HiEl.llds-S4usrr $685. l-- g. ans
90 Samuel Casper, So
WA-tEeT Closa-SiIar 5s6 l0- q. William NJ
Gam. trustee % CFsrie1 AIcGG--T e. u1. go
NCrth Grounds 4 Columbian UIiresig-Lat g.
block 81; sophie L. BGseE and Lem Berger 20
E-NarL $. Nchleu. Sc
North Grounds n Columbian Uuiverstlr-Lrt s..
block 90, Edward S. HcKusU 20 Sophie C. and
Lena BagT. SO
ScL=Itzen Park-Ls. S. block J. Charles a. 3,al-l
and Eva Z. March 70 olive C.. Euips SO
Twelfth street northeast between 4 and b streets
square SIS l-r s.: LleEellzu Fleet Llczz.r Il uz.
20 Ulriu +. Alien SLe
White Haven. SIS. Philip and Jac1b-L5-s Q ard
81. block 2; Francis J. Shusrse CO uz. 70 Julia
Harrington SIC.
Cheyy Cla~e-sssars -ss-- %. p James U. SlnP-
slu e. Tx t1 Brnes- Eleel-l. SO.
Fourth street southeast. between and streets
Square s-3. uz-, q 10; g. John c. Williams %
uy. 70 al On Anna O.. Patterson. SO
Lau!et Hs.-lt@-Lgts E- and 555. Noun, Pleasant
Der 6-6. Pleasant Plains. l-- CO.. Charles W
hiBg 81, e az. = El5lststa C. JC ASH s.1-.
90 SeE 4CTk aFsI-s H1r-i vest-Squlre s-3 Ya-- =
lyt u, Elizabsth o. johnson % Clariss "
KING, T., 60.
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Probate Court.

JuSTICE RARNaRn.

JUoAiNE bAEtNahDt
Estate Of Sarah " Folk viii dated July u,
1895. fled.
Estate Of James n. Gillem; petition for letters
testamentary. Attorneys. Baker, Shelby X Hogan.
Estate Of Oliver Z. Cromwell; petition for letters
testamentary. Attorney. J. A. Kratz. ir
Estate OF Susan higgins; order granting letters
testamentary 90 William J. OD5nneil; bond. S,00
Attorneys Baker. Shelby & Hogan.
Estate Of Francis Michler; order granting let
ters Of administration to H. Prescott GaJley bond,
$500. Attorneys. Maddox & Gatey
Estate Of Eugene G. Smith; order granting let
tens Of administration n John NJ. George; bond
S902 Attorney, j. NJ. George.
Estate q John T. Sexton: order removing sd-
ministrator and granting letters Of administration to
Charles J. Murphy; bond, 800. Attorney W. O..
GardirCs.
Estate Of Sarah s. ConditSmith: order dismissng
appeal Attorney. J. y. Linton.
Estate Of T. Warren johnson: order for rule 10
show cause. Attorneys, Douglas Baker 4 Sheriff..
In ne Charles taut; order for allowance. Attor-
neys Baker Shelby a. Hogan.
Estate Of Annie smith; petition for probate OF
will Attorney. II. ". SOh0n.
Estate Of Maria c. DUvall; order granting let
Heys Sheehy S Sheehy.
Estate Of William Moore: order for rule. Attor-
neys Benjamin Carter and T. G. Pope.
In re Charles +. Severe; order for allowance. At
torney. W. u. Henry.
Estate Of Daniel il. Rucker; will dated Ncrem-
Der Is 1875 fled
Estate OF Alice Simmons. Will dated July .. l9os,
fled.
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InstnIIntion of Officer.-

The Legion Of LOYAL Women at its last
meeting Installed the following officers.
Mrs. Della c. Perham acting as install
ing officer:
President, Mrs Olive c. johnson; vice
president. Mrs. Nellie c. Royce; record
ing secretary. Mrs. NJ. J. p. O'Keefe; cor
responding secretary. Mrs. Fanny G.
POmerOy; financial secretary. Mrs Julia
G. Burnett; treasurer. Miss Mary L.
Smith; chaplain. Mrs Maria A. Hough-
ton; herald, Ms. Kate Riley; page, Mrs.
C. c. BoIlinger: warder, Miss Carrie VI.
Shinn: sentinel. Mrs Della c. PeTham,
and pianist. Mrs Emma E. Myers. Mrs.
Laura V. Mccullough. the retiring presi-
dent, becomes the installing officer.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
MEDICAL.
NONMEDTCAL HEALITG.

I have a POSITIVE ana ESTABLISHED
CURE for LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA,
PARALYSIS, RHEUMATISM, BRIGHT'S
DISEASE. and the DESPERATE, IN
DURABLE MALADIES that AFFLICT
MANKIND, and desire a building suit
able for a sanatOrium and capital TO in
stall same. Address or call for particu-
lars, PROF. II. n. d. PARKER, 1922 9Th
st. NV, Washington. D. c Hours 10 to 5.
CONSULTATION FREE 230tfa
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EXCURSIONS.

To reach The winter resorts Of the Ca-olinas
Georgia, and Florida conveniently from this city
ore has only % board the Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Com4anys vessels. which make the trip
90 Norfolk overnight. connecting there with trains
and boats for all Southern points. Thr0uEh tickets
are sold via these steamers o al resorts in the
above States To those who object 70 making long
rail trips this arrangement is particularly vel
come. Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Com
pauy's boats sail dsilv at 6;45 o. M from foo,
Of Seventh street. Old Point Comfort, which Is
q popular all-yearToUnd resort. IS q stopping port
for these boats and tickets covering steamer ex-
reuses aud board az the ChamherlIn are sold for
the weekend at the resort by the Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat tompauvs line.
The uptoFn Office az the Norfolk ard Washington
Steamboat Company is located at ~ Fourteenth
street. first floor Of the Bond Building
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

S.-.--. "a -. 5re o.. r7l- IL D. 90. rr-.r-,---
1-.---1 - ~ -
qua ~-A'7 - -S'.-i' ---7-l's' .'
secure L. Il-l-- l--l--S'-, s''l. % lL1nlls. PEI
cel-,, -s'ili annually
No Ls5-Ia-ts o: los = TO g; Thomas y. Ee-clan
and Joseph " C41n1dy 10 James L. KlT-c1
ana .Te1ise p ia. l-Ee1 t-l5'eesr 70 Sciis
tEl-sa 9ial=s 7aFl-e5 Bank e-7,e- years,
~ 80 7e--'-----@-S-
square --1s-L-l.' - 70 - SINE 70 george T. ma
' and '---es p LF5-.s' trustees 10 secure
George a. fiassE' S.-' s75Fs 1eT cent,
-.-l-- --.,-a-is-
>l--, t.-laEt u -lt o. Anna h-lAs-ei1e e. VIZ. 70
George w. Lia5Irs and j. L-o ho-7, trustees.
10 secure I-.iA-s o. stanton eJ U--s s-.5'5,
years. , psT cent. s.u'l-aa7na-E.
square no los -. 70 ana - LEl2 Fl Ii-''n
10 Lee H. La-l--.i 4-- W imam il NesI, i-ls-
l7,, I'D SECURE '.i1I-ts =. Ia'i., >ilti. D years,
~ ..+'z s.l'--'l-.---s-
square 5-=--L"l % haie b 'seraE1fg 20 tie
National Saving and l1-'st D1uESly, trustee, 70
s.- , ,-' -tL-siieia s-'lI-E ana Trust Cen
any SO monthly payments, 80 pr cent. ssIai-
sahaa-g-
square - ls'l = LIala HI7A e. "a. TO FREDERICK
j. 9laI2I' ard J.. glileT 5Iaita. Trustees. tn
'+l..-e I--.- SAVING Dana ---'l q years, Isr
.sl.-' z---'-~i--+--s.
STUART 40 - - ffaIA 1alA u washington
In --- - '.--.--s- trustee. u secure
H-.AA T. 'i0--- s''it- monthly lalIt---o.
"l-A-.s Lt-tsIe-
'-'a-o - ~ u ana % BENJAMIN I. h4-nes ID
laLA J. ilill-ol.e and James herIE Trustees.
t' 5--1 IEilr-ad- btlllil-.- Assertion. Sl.sNl
square -l'5-LaI. o. l2t 1855 Henri Ne-zei ct uE.
20 FitiA '- hi'.-'lle ai'1 samss Berry. 'r77-
49, I'D secure l-il'--AAi HH-.ii-'5 AS~.e-stl.'r
'-'--
square o'VS-L.L % Nt-le K hroSnaE % Henry
H. htIsnalh ana Jn-lls A Aae1si. trustees. 10
'#..1t Lle Hetiai.- American firg Insurance Com
l-H! N.''J years. per cert. s5Eli-inllal-F-
square sI'-LJl y, Ns-ile II buslln o. Henry
!. MOONEY ana William II. ST-ELl-. trustees.
% seelie FRANCIS A b.uIann. Sls7o. monthly
iAyIEt1-s' fef cent Per aanuFn-
" 's,lu i1Flsits- LoL o. e-'0N g wafer :,
n'--''s''-, so TX I'd bates Warren ana s9An L.
-is- =, -S1s-N' ~ SECURE " imam L. h.,N-
.r' -o-'-' = ,."I- ~ .lr s7l-i ---,.i-.-
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court ar Appeals.

Pressuf--AlL
Admission Edwin T. Hoffman. Alex D. Sslin-
ger John. +. Hennezsey.
No. Zlo6-Grego3 IS. GregCy; docketsd and d.
missed.
Patents appeals Nos. rs, So and $751; William A
Rogers. Limited vs., international Silver Company
argument commenced by lir. u. l.. DUEL. for appel
liant. continued by Mr.. George y. Mitchell for Rp-
pellee concluded b. Mr. e. Il. Duel for appellee.
No. eS. Won Ricklinghausen IS. Damps.ar: arsu-
ment commenced o. Mr.. &. II. DleIl f0r appellant.
continued hy Mr.. =. u. liant tor suP4'lee
Assignments for to-day:
No 60i. Scott e al gs. Cruise. Attorneys Brock
Philip & Rice
No. co. RiCklu ghausen Is. DempsteT. on hearing.
Attorneys VARIED & Duel-Dayis x Luut.
Nos 6E 68 and Coz stanton W. Howe ct al
Attorneys. Emery-Dodge
No. Go Illinois Match Company rs BrDOmalI.
Attorneys ParkeT-Butlor.
No. 90 II ~ application q The Seamless Rub
her Conlpany- Attorneys. AppleInsn-Vh itehesd
No. 6l3. McIhenuy's Son rs. New iberia Extract
Of Tabasco Pepper Company. Attorneys Church d
Characterization.
No GA Healey. assignee. IS. IuWood e. al At
toTne.s. Dayis-Pheips.
No eI6 Oakes ". Young. Attorneys. Bacon
Psgelleu.
Nos CT and 5la Crescent OH Company vs. Rob
insor 4 Son Company. Attorneys Minturu &
WoerBer-Stcv1rr & Cross.
No. 6l3 Wemuaub IS. Hewitt Attorneys Davis
a. Lunt-Teru.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

| COLORED GIRL WANTED FOR GEN
eral homework. Apply SEQ 9th ST. ne.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n. B.-FoloWing schedule figures Published only
as information. and arc not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham, Mobile. New Orleans
Asn6Trile. a. N. and 1915 = n. daily: a n
for Chattanooga and Memphis. Dining cars
For Roanoke. Knoxville, ChattauooEa Rir7pirs.
ham. New Orleans 1910 2. n. daily Dining csrs
For Roanoke Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nashville.
Memphis, 40 a, n. daily sleeping car may be
occupied after 10 p m Dining cars.
For Atlanta. birmingham. Columbia, Charleston.
Augusta, Aiken, Savannah, Jacksonville. and Florida
points Is p. N. daily. Dining esr service.
Tourist cars for California Monday. "wednesday
Thursday. and Friday. AIS o. n.
Local for Harnsoub'Irg. 80 a. N. daily. I'D .. n.
weekdays for strasbuTg Jet, / .. m weekdays; for
DanYIe Z 30 a. m. daily: FOR Charlottesville 80
a. m. and - ?. 10. daily; for Warreuton 10 d N
daily and p. m. weekdays. Frequent trains 10 and
'Tom Bluemont. L. s. BROWN Gen AGENT
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WANT AID BRANCHES
THE WASHINGTON HERALD

Want Ads for The Washington Herald
may be left at the main office. 73i Eff
teenth street northwest, or at any OF the
following branches. or may be telephoned
direct to the main Office. and bill VIII be
sent for the amount due
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Published only information. not guaranteed
Zao 2. n. daiy-FCr Virginia West Virginia, and
Kentucky points. Pullman slespers
go p m. dailv-CTNCINNATI-sT LOUIS CHI
CAGO SPECIAL. Solid train TO st. Louis with
Pullman sleeper to Chicago. Stops only at impor-
tant stations PI!lmau's finest equipment
lao . m. daily-F. F, Y. LIMITED. for GIN.
ciuuat Louisville. the West Southwest. and North.
west. Pullman sieeperS
O. 3 .. a ia carte Dining Car Service
Chcsareake and Ohio Offices az 5l3 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue l59 street and New Union Station TsIs-
phone Main 100 md EOS for tickets baggage checks
reservations and .Axicabs.
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WANTED JURY DISMISSED.
Negro Lawyer Claims Client Did
Not Have Fair Chance,

Negro Lawyer Claims Client Did
Not Have Fair Chance,
The methods OF the jury commission
IN drawing juries, IN that their work was
prejudleial TO. the negro race, was criti-
cised yesterday in The Police Court as
unfair and unjust and contrary 10 law
by John ". Patterson. a negro lawyer.
defending Sadie Graves, also a negro,
charged with selling liquor without a
license.
Attorney Patterson asked that the jury
drawn TO try the case OF his client be
dismissed, asserting it was drawn uncon-
stitutionally and by the clerk Of the
jury commission and not by the commits
sion. The motion 60 discharge the jury
was overruled by judge NulIowny. and
an appeal WaS noted The case VIII be
taken 20 the Court OF Appeals
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat, lew, per bus. L0Ss1.O: corn.
shslled Der bus 1913; cob 35Oa275; oats Western,
white No e per bus 53l56: mixed. per bus. JOa54
bran. per ton. 55,Ooi middling, per ton, 200.
Hay AND sTRAW--Hay. Western. No l. lS0a
1850; No. e. e. aaI7O0: mixed. l600al6je; loose at
local scales H.O0ai7.00 Straw, re bundle, l6 5Oa
HOO; straw, ne. machine thrash. s.09asOQ; straw,
wheat. per ton, s,e0s650 straw, cat, per ton.
650a7.00.
sEEDs-Alsihe. per bus, s.0Oas-7s; clover, PEI
buA, s.50ase8: timothy. per bus, L90alZ5; 0inSos
E3OTeg, pz BUS, MoQalLea
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PhWNBROKERS.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL Be RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts Nav Depart.
ment, Washington d. c.. until 10 O'Clock a m.
JANUARY 3, 1910, and publicly opened imme-
diately thereafter TO furnish at the navy yard.
Washington, ID. c., etc, a quantity Of naval sun
plies as follows, Sch. ZZj. Pulp screens. pumps
coal oars.-Sch. 2l27; Machine tools-Sch, 2ls1;
Brushes. hardware and tlols-Sch Zyl. Steel. balt-
ing. emery cloth, packing chestnut poles. cable.
wiring sIppleS-Sch, 1885, Lumber brick Port
land cement. sand. aud gaYel.-SCh. 40. Wire
rofe, steel, stoneWare pipe fittings glass tubes Ap
Dcations for proposals should designate the sched-
ues desired by number Blank proposals viii be
furnished upon application to the bureau T. b
ROGERS, PAymastsE Gensral, L. S. y. jal2p
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AND WESTERN RWY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 8, 1910.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 5. 1910.
Leave Washington. New Union Station.
500 a. m,-DaIiy-An points or Norfolk and
Western.
1910 p. m.-Dsily-Roanoke, Bristol, Winston
Salem, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Nashville, New Or
leans Through Sleeper. Dining Cars
$40 a. m--For Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga,
Nashville ard Memphis. Washington Memphis
sleeper open 10 2. n
For NoTfolk-LeaTe Washington, sd q, N. daily
II AZ a. N. daily Arrive Norfolk - a. m, SD
2. n.
4dj p. m.-Daily--BrrTyvilie Luray. Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive $50 q. n, I030
p. n and l2lj q. N.
All information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue (Bcud Building.
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Circuit Court No. 1,
IEsTICE MRIGHI


No 5lIiL Higgius vs. Stocking, verdict fcr plain
tif for s. ,0396-. Attorneys J Il Haydeu--Worth-
irEton Head & FTailey. and V. h QuiDteT.
No, 52SI. Farmers and praiIcsrs' National Bank IS
Adams, Judgment hy default. Attorneys. Z. r.
Perry * Son.
No. 4s72 Douglas vs Davis e. 81. on triaL At
tovueys T. L. Jef0rds and Douglas & Dougas-D.
; MacEau and NJ StrasEuCsT
Assignments for to-day;
No. rs. Haga vs. District Of Columbia. Artor
neys Montague & Mlrarity- Thomas
No. I'll Gleason IA Washington Terminal Com
plDy. Attorneys. Mcnamara q Hgidskoper- Hamil
ton & Msther.
No. rs Oliver IS. Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company. Attorneys. Worth
lngtGn. Heald & FTaiey-AICkCUnev & Flamsr.
No. %. AIller-KCpp Cut Stone &C. vs. Diamond
Brick 60. Attorneys, Lambert X Neatuau-
]. Il Herfer-
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supreme Court OF the united statea.

supreme Court OF the United States.
Present: TIE Chief Justice Mr. Justice Harlan.
Mr. Justice Brewer. Mr.. Justice White Mr.. Justice
-McKenna. Mr.. Justice Holmes. 8Ir. Justice Day.
and Slr. Justice Lurton.
No. % The international Textbook Company.
plaintiff IN error IS. Carl Petersen; passed TEN
po5arily on motion a Alr. T. s. McCalmOnt. in
behalf Of counsel.
No 6. GuillemO Alvarez Sanchez. appellant,
The United State; Submitted by AFR 5. Malei-
Provost for the appellant, and By Mr.. Assistant
Attorney General John O. Thompson and Mr..
Franklin W Collins for the APPELLEE.
No 70. William a. Wright. Comptroller General
Of the State Of Geesa, q al, appellants rs. Ge0r-
ga Railroad and Banking Company; argument
commenced by Mr. SAMUEL Il S.bley fer The sD-
T5llants continued b7 Mr.. HJoseph y. Cumming
and Mr. joseph r. Lamar fer the appellee and
concluded rs Mr. John q. H. 70 far the appellants
Adjourned Until to-day a. j O'Clock
The day call for Wedneadl 81. January T. vii be
follows: Nos. H. 4. o. 55i land So =. e. 81.
&C. 81. and e.
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Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE GOULD.

"NDAiN3 Uot LII.
no 2677e. United States w. George Washington 3
grand Larceny, plea guilty; sentenced 20 psui'eurigTy
for enc year and one day.
No 1870 United States IS. William Harmon,
Thomas J. Harmon. John A. Harmon; violating
section $40 Revisited Statutes United States, and
az Of Angus , 1855 d. amended plea not guilty.
Ne 26,17. United States vs. Edward Moore; grand
larceny: verdict guilty.
No 1918. United States vs. William II. Coates
csmal knowledge; verdict guilty.
No 26Z72 United States Es. Chauncsy L. Braut;
receiving stolen property; death Of defendant gUg
gPsted
Assignments for to-day:
United States Us Christopher G Jarvis
United States vs.. Joseph Z. SmoLhers.
United States rs. Holm B0ztnu
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HERALD BRANCH OFFEES.

NOh Ii W ECl.
WOODWARD * LOTHROP. Information
GOLDENBERG's, Infirmation Bureau
HEIGHT & CO, Cashiers Office.
PALAIS ROYAL, Information Bureau;
S. KAHN, SONS & Co. Information bu-
T. A wILLBoURN. 1914 Wisconsin ave.
MODERN PHARMACY. 7th and + sts;
CARPENTER & DUNLOP, 18th and Gir-
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa. av.
BUTLER & FIELD. Sd and Indiana ave
CONCORD PHARMACY, J. +. WoouLoIU'
Prop, 1916 New Hampshire ave. -,
Pharmacy, sw. cor. 7th and n SITS.
s NJ WAGNER list and SITS.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. cor. 9TH st.
and r. /. ave and r ST. go,
JOHNSTONS PHARMACY. lZ2l n. j. av'
+. p. WELLER'S PHARMACY, 1854 N
ATKINSON'S PHARMACY. 18th ana "
ASTORIA PHARMACY, Sd ana y stS.
KENESAW PHARMACY, Mount Pleas
McNULTY'S CfGAR STORE. 1886 18th St
TAYLOE'S PHARMACY, 9th and + SIS.
DAVIS PHARMACY, eth and S SITS.
ASQUITH'S PHARMACY, ISIS 14th St
Y. L LEATHERWOOD. slB l4th 81
STOTT & SNYDER, 18th and @ sts -,
NEW YORK >AVTNUE PHARMACY
corner n. Y. ave. and y. Cap. 81
DAY & cos PHARMACY, oth ana u
YARNOLD'S PHARMACY. 54Jl l4tn 81.
KINGS DRUG STORE, vermont ave
and St -
NORTHEAST.
JOHN F. BUTLER, 40l stanton place
c. /. KRAUSE, 9Th and X SITS.
j.. ID. COURTNEY, as North Capliol 81
McCHESNEY d JOACHIM, 2d ana y SIS
GIcCHESNEY & JOACHIM, Sth and SITS.
G. J. GEIGER'S PHARMACY, corner ON
CHARLES ]. FUHRMANNs PHAR-
MACY. 6th and East Capitol sts.
BLUMER'S PHARMACY, y. Capltoi ana
4 SITS.
SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EISENBEISS. 9TH and i SITS.
NILBURN'S PHARMACY. tn and II SIS
SOUTHEAST
BURROWS PHARMACY. l5m Pa ave.
ROACH DRUG CO. Sth and q SIS.
n. =. WELLER, Sth and l SITS.
GUY NJ NELLY, 18th and 9 SITS.
BROOKLAND.
CHARLES G. LENNON, 18th and New
ton SIS.
ANACOSTIA
G. p. BURY'S PHARMACY, coz Monroe
and Jefferson SITS.
ALEXANDRIA.
WILLIAM p. TAYLOR, 616 King ST.
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CHIEF JUSTICE tDAbAIbH
No 3d. bH-u IS Great Falls and ola r-lr-
ion Railway Company, motion fa- new trial granted.
Attorneys. l. Mather-W. ]. Lambert
Nc. ISIS. National Mortar Company Us. South
en- Construction Company. verdict frr claimant t--
s. $3.50 and dismissal f attachment against George
4 Fuller Company Attorneys. I. NJ Brown and
W. Il. Guv-J. II. Ralst0u and ". y. DAvidge.
Nc. 1859. hiery vs. AitenIsi on trial, At-0r-
ueys. Archer K Su,ith-W J.. Lambert
Assignments for to-day.
No. ID Carver vs.. Great Falls ard Old Dominion
Railway Company Attorneys. CinksC1IeS q Scott
W ]. Lambert
No. s. Wilson Is Gillette. e. a. Attorneys
Andrews-Au kam.
No. ia HaneS Is Southern Railway COMPANY
Attorneys, Gordon & Gordon. Blair & Tbon-Ham-
ilton. Colbert. Yerkes d Hamilton.
No. l5a. Meisheimer vs.. Maltby. AttcDeys. Hoo
yer 4 Shelds-]IcNamara & Howard.
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No. 5n7-. William J. DWger IS Parke HsrOd
APPEAL Att0rreys. HAPPIER 4 MerlLlz-
No. 5&Z3 Watson J.. CLARK rs. Abraham y.
Frank; certiOar Defendants atJ0Tueg. NJ StTas-
burger
NJ. 5la The GOODYEAR Tire and Rubber Com
psny John II. Doyle q Co. and S. d. Waters
q Sons. account Sl7o 80. Attorney. +. {. Begsn
Nc. $3.50 Wilkes C. Prather ard Norman T.
Ryan. trading as New Y0Tk Business and Real Es-
tsts Brokers vs. Edward r. Amer: acolaln-- 81 so
Attorney. Z. l. Gic.
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Equity Court No. 2
JUSTICE BARNARD.

Jl -TItE BARNARD.
va, ZIz. IT. re Maria T. T-ammeI, order releasing
bond. Atr0ucT p s, J1les
No. 25-g SFu.ma=6.lv Company Is Sanitary
Grocery Company. -rlia r5-urlable January - At
tlmeTs W1.t "a E,se1beIg-I- X. David and J. J.
Darlington.
No. $50 He'd IS Ruch e. a. decree p-o On
fessa. Attovu-T vs.. II. L-lEius
SO. 1853 IN Re John T. Wild. decree sItsti-
rutiug trlstes. Artuueg ". n Linzins
~. ZC00 BTUzge rs. Union Sr1race ard F7Irni-
tUre Company o.der uisi Attorney. John Rsdout.
Assignments FIR to-day:
No IA Nolan vs. Maafce. Atr0rncTs Bar
Eard 4 Johns1n and Fud-Wils1n & BsTkslale and
Perry.
No I&. Cumberland rs Gsvsn. Attorneys,
Gie5-Heiru-u Ie-.