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the best system o. financing rowing.
Practice After Holidays
As both CAPITA. CunniG and Manager
Daley were playing football. there vas
no EFFORT made 10 start practice during
the fan, but as soon as the undergrad
yates return from their Christmas holi-
days a call viii be issued and candidates
viii start work on the machines in the
Ryan gymnasium
Most OF last seasons Oarsmen viii be
on hand, but both Dempsey and Cunnif
believe that the nucleus for a winning
eight viii come from the football squad
A number of the gridirOn stars have
had considerable experience halaling
sweeps and the majority OF them are
large enough 10 give the shell the de-
sired weight, something that has al
ways been missing AT Georgetown
May Go to Poughkeepsie.
The withdrawal Of Syracuse for one
year means that the stewards at
POuEhkee usfe viii be particularly de-
slrOus TO get additional starters, 50
there seen 70 be no doubt that an in
vstation viii be extended 70 George
owsl- There is no more popular crew
t5at backs cd 10 the mark on the Hud-
son than Georgetown, as was shown
by the grand reception accorded the
eight that several seasons ago upset all
calculations by finishing second
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GOTCH'S FRIENDS
URGE HIS RETURN
Champion Heavyweight Wrestler Sought by Fans TO
Take on Survivor of Elimination Matches-Impor-
tunites Likely to Avail Nothing

Despite the continued reiteration OF
the report that Frank Gotch has per
manently retired. runors TO the con-
trary continue rampant
When Emil Klank, Gotch's last mana
ger. was in town the other day he said
ne hoped TO get Frank 10 accept a
stage engagement Of $4,000 for ten
weeks work. and said he would be
happy II Frank would decide 70 come
out and wTestIe matches again He
was skeptical Of MS success in getting
the champion TO do so. however. OOther
reports from the West speak Of the
continued urging 20 resume defense Of
his title. to which the champion Is
being subjected. in a tone to indicate
that there is a prospect that Gotch viii
resume
This, however. IS not the view OF the
matter taken in the following article.
published in the Chicago Daily News
Frank Gotch, the retired champion
wrestler Of the world. VIII not engage
in another nat battle as long as he
lives. according 10 a friend who visited
him in his Iowa home this week. This
friend sounded the former titlehoIder
on the subject and the postmaster at
the pedestrian art answered that he
was through with the game for all
time.
Gotch Not Training.
Many wrestling fans were under the
impression from recent interviews that
Gotch was training faithfully for q hard
match with the winner Of the conten-
plated elimination matches for the
worlds title They thought GOtch, like
another athlete who won the highest
iaurels in his line, had heard the
clarion voice OF the fans speaking in
eloquent tones for him to come forth
as the white mans hope and save the
race.
Gctch, according TO his friend, hears
no ssIch voice, and II he does would IN
all Uroba bility turn deaf ear to SUCH
senSeless entrestiCS- GOtCh's intimate
friends in Iowa. believe the big grappler
has retired for KEEPS and that he is
deadly in earnest
They know CsofCh through and
through, for they have been with him
as ueiEhbors from his bovhood TO the
present time Furthermore, these neigh
uors know better than anyone else Just
how much ksle the big fellow has stored
awav fer q rainy day
This particular friend Of Gotch, who
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Practice After Holidays

ed out a plan which he viii propose as
the best system Of financing rowing.
The Washington times., 1910-12-07
EICHORN LEADING
IN G.P. 0. LEAGUE
Leader Also Holds Record
for Individual High Set
iii Ouckpins.

The Babbingtons and the BOnInis
teams are tied for second place In the
G. P. O duckpin league. with the
9. P. Q. five leading by forty-one points
Eichorn holds the record for the in
dividufI high set, with S46. He also
IS highest among individuals IN general
average, with 90
The standing Of the teams is as fol-
lows
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Following are the players aver
Champion Americas"
Too Clever for Olsen

BALTIMORE. Dee Wrestling fans
are not SURPRISED today that '-Ameri-
Gus OF Baltimore. is still wearing the
haIo Of light heavyweight champion
-AuaeTicIIs. Is was generally predicted
by knowing ones, defeated Charlie o.
ser, the Indianapolis ErappleF. IN
straight falls last night Olsen at the
seru1 nation Of the bout made the usual
stock speech. but some brother mem
bsr'' said something about q stock
yard TIE match was not looked upon
With much favor
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resulted in a touchdown after he had
been bounced upon by Princeton ends,
whom be ca--LE shook OF
The Washington times., 1910-12-07
Allen Nav Coach ARMY.

KANSAS CITY. No. Dec Pores.
G CPhog) Allen, Of Kansas City. was
offered yesterday the position as coach
OF the West Point Military Academy
basketball team Allen Is a University
Of Kansas graduate
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HOWE IS CHOICE
OF YALE ELEVEN
Quarterback Wins Captaincy Because of Ability and
Popularty-Gold Footballs Awarded 'Y' Men This
Year-Day and Wilmington to Toss for Trophy.

resulted in touchdown after ne aao
been bounced upon by Princeton's ends
whom he calmly shook OF
GeneraIship the Best.
His EeneraIship against Harvard was
Of the best. and Tom Shevlin and John
ny Mack have both said since that
had Howe been given an opportunity
10 make few forward passes In Har-
wards territory there might have been
another story to tell
Howe viii be a senior next year. Be
sides playing football he Is a member Il
faIe'S varsity hockey team He Is
twenty years old, weisiss l5o pounds,
and II = feet inches tall Howe Is
a member Of Psi Epsilon fraternity.
His brother. H A Howe, %. was cap
tain OF the Yale crew or that year
The gold footballs Yale grants &C
Championship eievens only were award
ed 70 the following men Captain DAILY
Field, EistIer, Deming- Baker, Howe
Corey. SCuIIy, Paul ChiidS, Brooks, Ri
patrick, Vaughan, Norris Fuller say
age, and McDevitt- silver footballs
we're given 20 The substitutes.
The football which was Usec in the
Nale-Harvard game has been in the
possession Of Captain Daiy since
Thanksgiving Day, when Captain With
inEtOn, Of Harvard. directed ". :
LanGford, the referee 20 forward IL JC
Csptain DAILY and requested the latter
10 ACCEPT u as a gift Following Cap
tain DaIy's declination Captain Withing-
ton requested that the coin be tossed
here DESIGNATING Ted Gov, Yale-s head
coach, as his representative.
Takes Ball Home
Captain DAILY said. however, he could
not write 70 Captain Wilmington thai
Yale, # fOrtuTate to call the turn, had
won the bali under such circumstances
and when Gov departed for Savannah
for rest Captain DAILY decided hs
would take the ball 20 his home in Cam
bridge, when he returns for the Christ.
mas holidays. and there viii meet Can,
tain Wilmington and toss the coin which
viii definitely settle the ownership.
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Probate Court.
BARNARD

dD6llDE HAENAhB
Estate Of Man (. Bright viii dated July 9. 1903.
fled
Estate q Murray Addison: order granting letters
testamentaJ to Clare g. Addison on bond q 500
Attorney, A. +. Brcs.
In re Regina l. T. Sullivan e al: petRlon for
appontIaent 4 guardian Attorney. g. p. Mc(Shee
Estate Of Annie l. Mcknight; order granting
letters 'csiamentsry 20 Jesse W. Proctor bond S)
Attorney, J. ". Proctor.
Estate Of Charlotte Hrdcn. order ratfJinE and
c9nfmins sale. Attorneys. SLeehy Sheehy.
Estate Of James W Gesford; order granting
letters q administration. c. L a. % ClaIencs I.
Gessfordi bond, 500. Attorney. C. c. James
Estate a James 4. Jones: order framing iSEues-
AttCrney, n I. Chnkscales
Estate Of Charles I. G=fBn; order changing
time 10 answer. Attorney. !. J. Waters.
Estate Of William II. Wright; order granting
letters q administration 10 ID. c. Wadden; bond,
So Attorneys. Lyon & Lyon.
Estate Of Edwin B. Babbitt. order grsntIns let
terS q administration 70 Edwin p. Rabbit; boud
$500 Attorney. zane.
Estate q james H. Lord; order granting letters
q administration 70 Mira +. Hayden; bond. 500.
AuCrncys same.
Estate q Stark p. Taylor. order granting letters
tosfameniary 90 Mary f. Taylor; bond. $50. At
t0rueys. QUlut & West
Estate Of Harriet ~ McKean; order granting
letters tcstamen1ary 70 William Richnond and
Woodbury. Blair bond, SooQ. Attorney. J. J.
Darlington.
B1ate Of Elizabe,h n Mexican, same, bond.
s. 60. Attorney. same
Estate % Alexander A. Hicks: order granting
letters q administration 20 Henry r. Slaughter;
bond 500 Attorney L. Il. King
IN re- George 5. McGiD; order 70 sIpend CERTAIN
alcsanoc Attorneys. BeTry & Minor.
Estate q David Rccea; cider granting lerte5 n
administration 20 John B. Rosa bond, s. 600
Attorneys. Padgett & Stewart
Estate of Patsy Edmrmds. order q inSruc.Iors
and order for counsel fees. Attorney, p. L. Gas
kirs
Estate a John P. Ardeeser: petition for lstte5
testamcEtsTy, Attorney. G.. 3. ShreTe =.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Preseut-Al
Admissicu-R. W Mcmahon.
No cil3. District Il Columbia rs. Kraft and
so. 2lle. District Il Columbia Gregory; on
motion, plaintiff 10 error allowed 20 tle supple
mental brief herein If advised
No. Zgj. TyssOEsh et al rs. T. H. smith Com
iany; PASSED until Nav.
No. 2l51. FIDELITY St0ncc CORPORATION ~ al. vs.
Irrssed Concrete Steel COMPANY on motion q
Mr. +. l. Sddous. 4 counsel for appellee. bond
10 act as sUlCrsCd4ls On appeal 20 supreme Court
Of United States dz-d a. 800
No 2e9 American Saving Bank e a. ".
Eismingar. motion l.r mobilization & decree sub
mitted by Nh. =. 4. Jcnes. attorney FOR appellee In
support ~ motion
No. Oil. UuiteI States Trust Company David.
receiver. argument c.mmUCCd by Mr.. q. l. BaSer
for appellant. continued by Mr.. l. II. David for
app lfC. continued Or Mr. Alex. Wolf fgr appellee.
concluded by Mr.. y. o. Minor f-r appellant.
No. Ull Di-'rict q Cslawtia vs. Sanford, AZ
umcnt commenced by ~. r. IT. Stephens Tor
appellant. concluded iy M W W. Edwards for
appellee.
No AI7. Hart vs. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys WorhingJon. Wolf Faley-Pery q
Son and Dunl0n.
No. 2l2O Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
rs. Onorato. Attorneys. Hamiiton-Dovning &
Berry
No g2s Parsons vs. District a Columbia. A.
torneys Thomas & RldCut-ThOmas.
40. 2iZ1. National BcnCit Association - Elzie.
Atttncys SteWart-CoCmhe.
No. Zl2s Meyer IS AictzzcT. Attorneys. Wal
lace & Metzgcr- Motion a MILAN
No. ZI27- Butts vs. But.s. Attorney. Ewing
No. 2i2s. Mackenzie q al. Ts. Grouse. Attorneys.
Mathcr a. Blair.
30 4L1 King IS DlacfArisnd p al Attorneys.
PadgCtt d FOUcs'.
No glso Naua vs., Ovy,4r o. AZ. Attorneys, Git
tinzs 4 Wilson & Perry.
No 2l-5. CUuuIr shlul e. a. VS. Iayl5T- Attor-
noys. MILAN 4 smith
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square I2So-Iot 81: Charles F Cannon =. TX TO
George ". Enmerich and Douglass :. Macxan,
trustees. 20 secure Washington Six Per Cent
Permanent Building Association. $3.50
Inglcside-LOt 49, block Is: Ernest BTlnCkcn q uI-
20 Harry :. Welch and " l. Sans5lry, uus-
tees 20 secure Andrew W. Llker. $50 monthly
payments. 6 Ter cent Ter annum.
Square 9c-Lot s Elizabeth q. Burnett n Fr1nk
T. Rawlings and Jesse ". Rawlings. trustees,
20 secare Frank 5. Collins. $50. ) years Der
cent semiGuauany.
Washington He;ghts-Lot Is. block 5; josiah A Van
0rsdel ct uX- to Harold Z. DOYLE and Randall
H. Hagner. trustees. 10 secure Elizabeth Hoeke,
Sio00. years. , per cent, seni-anuualy-
Square 5i5-Lots l43 20 lt6; Herman J. Montgomery
e. ux. 10 Thomas T. Brown and Edward r
Schwartz trustees 10 secure George W San
ford, $50. 20 years per cent. semi
annually.
square 9eO-Lot 81 Elizabeth J. waple e, VIZ 20
H. r. Howerstein and Fred W. Reeves trlS
tees 70 secure Edgar r, Richardson, Sli5l.
monthly payments per cent Yer anuum.
Square s2-Part q lot s. Frank ManUaTl1o -
Louis p. Shoemaker and Wilton J. Lambert.
trustees. TO secure Anselmo Gicvanui, SsN. Is
months without interest,"
Square l749-Lot Il; James y Thomas 20 h. d.
Gordon and Robert f. Heater, trustees 70 So
cure Fulton r. Gordon. S,59, 81 notas' Per
cent pet annum.
Chich,stcr-Lot .: Bernard g. Brown ct Tx %
United States Trust Company. trustee 10 So
cure Ella r. Moore. $50 years. DIT cent
semi-9nnVlly.
Square E5i-Lot ); Clyde ID. Garrett 10 James r
Hood and FIrmsn r Homer. trustees. 70 So
cure South Pinehurst Company. s.SO. 10 40
months. J per cent per annum-
SQUARE 2534-L0ts . and 3. Henry r. Myers 20
James G. Hood and FIrman r. Homer. t-us-
tees 20 secure South Pinehurst. $3.50, ! 10 60
months DIR cent pcr annum.
SQUARE s09-Lot rs; Edward Nolland ct TX. 10
|, Henry H. Bergman and Charles Schafcr. trus-
tees 20 secure the Northern Liberty German
American Building Association. No. {, 5000.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

Published only as information. not guaranteed
II rs a. m. week dgys-PuOmsn Parlor Car. with
out change Washington 10 Newport News and
Old Point Comfort via w. s.. r.. F. P
Richmond and g. & o. Ry.
200 p. m. daiy-For Virginia. IVES. Virginia Anc
Kentucky points Pullman seepeTs- Paror car
70 Virginia Hot Springs weekdays.
$50 p. m. daily-CINCINNATI-ST LOUIS-CHI-
CAGO SPECIAL. Solid train to st. Louis, with
Pullman sleeper 20 Chicago. Stops only at impor-
tart stations Pullmun's finest equipment
ll:lO 2. 70. dAily-F. L. V. LIMITED, for Cincin-
natl Louisville, -he West Southwest. and North
west Pullman sleepers. Through Pullman to Viz
gina Hot Springs.
c. & o. a Ia carte Dining Car Service
Chesapeake and Ohio Offices at 5l3 PennsylTau!a
avenue, 1889 + street and New Union Station Tele-
phone Main 1905 and 2O6 FOR tickets baggage checks
reservations and taXiczhA
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

N B.-Following schedule figures published only
as information and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile. New Orleans
Asheville. 2 a. m. and l085 p. m For Chattapooc,
and Memphis 900 a. m daily.
For Roanoke, Knoxville, Cha.t1rooga, Birning-
ham, New Orleans lO:lo p. m.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga Nashville
Memphis. 40 a m. daily. tSleeping car open af-
ter 10 D. NJ
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Columbia Charleston
Augusta. Aiken. Savannah. jacksonville and Forida
points. AIS D. n. daily
L 8. BROWN. General Agent.
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NORFOLK G. WESTERN RWY.
SCHEDULE II EFFECT APRIL TO- 1910.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL TO- 1910
Leave Washington New Union Station
800 a m.-Daiy-All points en- Norfolk and West
tern.
l0lo 7. m.-Daily-ROanoke Bristol Winston-Sa-
len Knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville, New Or
leans Through Sleeper Dining Cans.
4l0 a. m.-For Bristol. Knoxville Chattanooga
Nashville and Memphis Washington Memphis sleep
open 10 p. m.
Fer NorfoIk-Leave Washington. ID a. m daily
l2Ol noon daily. Arrive Norfolk II ID a. m. SO
p m
40j p. m.-Daily-Bcrryville. Duray. Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive $50 a. m 1870
p m. and l2:l5 a. m.
All information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue bond Buiding).
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Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Harlan,
Mr.. Justice White. M Justice McKenna. Mr. Jus
tioe Holmes. Mr.. Justice Day, and Mr. Justice
Lurt0n.
Clare A. Pckard. Of jamestown. y. Y: Fred
II. Hathhcm. q Billings. Mont; William W
Hughes. q Welch. W. Va. and Z. C. Iahr. Of
milwaukee, Wis., were admitted 10 practice
No lb. J. Il. Curtin. appellant IS. n. C. Ben
son q al, submission ser aside and case restored
20 the docket for cral argument.
No lCl Fernando Nasguez Morales et al. appel-
iants. IS. Juan Nincen'y Ramos. appeal from the
supreme Court Of Porto Rico. dismissed with costs
pursuant 90 the tenth ruiz.
No. I'D. The City % Omaha. petitioner Is.
Omaha Water Company; argument Commenced by
Mr. John L. Webster for the petiti0nc-. continued
by Dir. T. s. Hall and Mr.. Howard Mansfield for
the respondent. and concluded by Mr.. John l..
Webstes.
Adjourned until today at z O'Clock.
The day call for Wednesday. April o. win he
IS follows: Nos 80 49, l6i. l6j. l66 l5s co. III.
IL, and l73.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
:. H. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH. At
toIueys.

Z. H. THOMAS and JAS FRANCIS SMITH. At
toIueys.
IL THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia. holding a District Court In con
demnation Of land Tor a right u way Tor the Ana
costa main inlerccUting sewer. District Court. No.
s59.-Jpon consideration ~ the petition ~ the
Comm. ssOners ~ The District q Columbia fled in
the above entitled cause, and on motion Of counsel
for ;he said Commissioner IL IS b. the court. this
18th day # April A. -. 1910 ordered That the
clerk Cf this court issued n citation ~ Mary A
Wadhams. Rochester. y. Y. the Washington Rail
way and Electric Company. Washington. y. G.;
the Washlngtcn Loan and Trust Company trustee,
Washington. u. O.; AlCthia Mccormick, kenilwOrth.
D. g.. Van Horn McComiek Clara Mccormick,
KeEiluorth. u. c.; 5. H. Mccormick Annapolis.
Nd Henrietta NJ FAier. keTniluort4; j.. G.:
George ", Barnes, ST.. BCHninE. II. G.. Walter B.
shaw. kcu.lwcrh. u. c.. ". T. Cook. Beuning
j. G.. r. A. Noo-hoes kenilworth ID. g.; Samuel
r. Bgnd. Washington. d. G.. Maria Hays1n. Ken
iworth. D. C.. and the Washington Jockey Club.
Samuel Ross. president Washington ID. C.. m ap-
pear IN this court On the 9TH DAY OF APRIL.
A. ID. 1910 40 10 O'Clock m, % answer SAID pcti-
uoa. ana % SHOW cause Why the prayers thereof
should not be- granted. and why the nights Of way
through parcels 1910 l512. lssT. 1914 1877
EoI le9 10 l77'2 1919 1852 2 U.s. 70. lot . square
SIG. lo. s. square 5il5 parcels l-I6. rs partic
uilr'y described IN said petition. should not be con
deLued Tor the purpose Of providing a right % way
for iutc5celtiug sewer through The Aforesaid par
GELS o. land. 10 is further ordered. that copy O.
said citation be served by the United States mar
shall for tie District o. Columbia upon such
OUuCU 81 the land sought % b. condemned herein
and such persons interested therein as may b.
found rs the said marshal cr his Deputies within
the District a Columbia Md u Is further or
dercd that all persons having any interest IN these
proceedings Do. and they a.e hereby warned and
required EuuPar in this court on ~ before the
s2id 9Th day az April A. ID. 1910. o an
swcr tic sld PETITION and u continue IN attend
ancc until the court shall have made It's final order
atfying and confirming the award and report q;
the Commissioners % De appointed by The court %
apprai-e the value n the respective interests q
al parsons concerned IN the land and prem SEE
mentioned and described in the aforesaid petition
Il IS further ordered that a copy o. this order
be- published once in the Washington Law Re
porter. and on six secular DAYS 80 the Washing
ton star. the Washington Times. and The Wash
ingtou Herald. newspapers Published IN said Dis
trct q Columbia. before the said 9th day Of
April. A. u. 1910 b the Court: WENDELL p
STAFFORD Justice. true copy-I'est- tSoal.'
J. Z. YOUNG. Clerk. BY T. E. CUNNINGHAM.
Assistant Clerk. avl6.l8 2
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Criminal Court No. 2,
AUCTION SALES.
THos. ]. OWEN & son. Auctioneer.

EXECUTORS SALE OF TwO-FLAT APART
MENT HOUSE NOS. 5l2 AND 52is NJ
STREET NORTHEAST
By virtue Of decree passed in the supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia holding a Probate
Court. in re estate Of Mary ]. N0urse. deceased
No. $3.50. administration. viii sell az public
auction. in front % the premises. on THURSDAY.
THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF APRIL 1910 AT
FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ. the following described
land and premises situate in the city Of Washington
in the District Of Columbia. known as LOT So in
square sZs improved by two-fat apartment house
Nos. 5l2 and 5l2ia NJ st. ne
Terms Of sale; ouc-thiri Of the purchase money
in cash and the balance in two equal instameuts
in and two years. with g. interest secured upon
the property. all cash. at the option Of the pu--
chaser. 500 deposit required upon acceptance Of
bid All cnvcyanciug notary and recording fees al
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with within
fifteen days otherwise the trustees may advertise and
sell. at the purchasers rsk and cost after five days
advertisement Of such resale IN some per u
Washington, d. &.
JAMES b NOURSE
RICHARD DOUGLAS sINiMS.
JAMES H. TAYLOR Executors
Attorney for Executors, l4l9 G st. NV
apl6-d&dS. exS
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Equity Court No. 1.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
No gS2f. Williams vs.. Dayds. on leave % a--
count granted and reference 90 auditor At;7us.
Frank Strtscn-G. r. Sullivan.
No. 3E2 Krichcl vs. Schsfer; substitution o.
trustee ordered.
No Es5s. S1Udrr rs. Hoover. time 20 file tran
script extended. AttCreys. " e.. BalderstCu.
Bates Warcu-G =. Williams
No. .Zg NcGuder VS.. N-jrlder, defendant
restrained. Attorneys. W. Z. PiumlC-R. A.
Hughes
No 2552 Duncan vs. Potomac Building and
Loan Association order @ release c,rtfiu property.
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Equity Court No. 2.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No 1s17. Frost IS Tr-st. rule returnable A-rL
. Attorneys N r. OBreu-Hlilam & Halla--
No BIS England vs. The Midway, same.
ATTORNEYS. J. y. Daish and J. q. Howard
10 $50 Simpson vs.. ~terrCtt % al decree
IN, c-rf--sr. Attorneys, NiSoa q BaTss4aic-
GI;iugS 4 Chamberu
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Equity Suits.

No 2Zo Frederick ". Krchett ~ Charles
ScEafeT. trustee; substitute trustee.
No. IS-<3. Frederick L Riley vs unknown hel1s
~ susan Buckley e al. quiet title Attorney c.
T. Mc'iluc.
No. 2Z94. American Mosaic Company ~ Frances
!. Robinson - al. enforce mechanics len Attor-
neys +. 7. Calloday and L. r Alden.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE G. OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR"
no PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. SD STREET. NEW YORK
m. Diner. Pullman Parior
ts0O a. an. Diner Observation and Pullman Partor
rlmam Diner and Pullman Parlor Oar
.:Opm. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
800 y, m. Royal Limit ed. All Pullman. 6hour
ndO D N. Coaches 20 Philadelphia
800 p m. Diner and Pullman Parlor.
800 p =. Coaches 20 New York.
sl2.l5 night Slcepers 10 New 1ork.
PSI a. m. Sleepers to Philadelphia and New Yort
ATLANTIC CITY. 4 90. go. tll9O a N. flSO
. 90 y. N -
EVERY HOUR On THE HOUR
Meek days Z 30 a. m. TO II 90 D ri
% 1906 III 20 a m. 100 mon ri2 80
$50. ieOo. so, ZOO, 500. tsSo. 'lo90. 'lVs5.
~ WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. III. $50 D. m.
CINCINNATI, ST LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE
&c 30 a. M, 4as m. 'l2:so night,
PITTSBURG. $40 n. m. ~. $40 p m. 'l2 20
CLEVELAND. -g:iO p. m.
COLUMBUS. SD D. m.
MHEEhlNG+ $40 q; m. $50 p. IA
WINCHESTER, f9I0 a. m ti05. 800 D N.
FREDERICK. $50. 1910. s9l5 a. no. s. So. tiS6.
'HaAGEEsTQwN. $40 Z m 500 p. m.
ANNAPOLIS. ~. 1900 ll20o noon, i3Sn, $50.
DAILY. Except SUNDAY. SUNDAY only.
TELEPHONES az all the following Ticket Orc.s:
Main rs: New Union Station: Ticket Once Main
I5eO; Information Bureau. Main 1850
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DAILY COURT RECORD
CTuesday
TUESDAY, April 10, 1900

No asa. Mccarthy vs.. Mshaw. Attorneys. Bride
-Gertman.
No. 40. Pitzer vs.. Same. Attorreys s,ms
No. 425 Purcell vs. Same. Attorneys. same
No 495, Willett Ts. Windeck et al. AttorneyA
WisOn-Gics.
No. 5is. Warren vs.. Endres. Attoueys. VIII
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A KAPPA ALPHA FRATER-
nitv pin. pearls and diamonds Reward
II returned 70 FAIRMONT SEMINARY,
14th and FairmOnt. III
LOST-ENAMELED PANSY PIN. TUES
day afternoon. at New National Thea
ter, or on the street. or ontMount Pleas
ant street car. Reward II returned 20
1862 Columbia road