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The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
TEACHERS TESTS COMPLETED.
Result of Examinations 10 BE An
nOunced After Holidays.


Examinations which have been in prog
ress for the past two days. at the Frank
lin School for teachers in the high schools
were concluded yesterday.
The outcome of the examinations will
not be announced for several weeks with
the exception Of the two positions that
are vacant in the high schools, one a
teacher in arithmetic in Business High
School and the other a manual training
teacher in the Mckinley Manual Training
School
There were two applicants for the place
as teacher of arithmetic in the Business
High School and eight for the Mckinley
Manual Training School position. The
outcome of the examinations for these
two positions viii be announced imne-
diateiy after the holiday vacation.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
Railroad Made Defendant.

Mary r. Dooley yesterday filed suit
against the Southern Railway Company
to recover $500 damages. alleging that
on July ,. 1910, while alighting from a
train at Springfield. Va, she sprained
her ankle and otherwise sustained per-
sonal injuries. due to the defendant COM
pany not providing proper platforms.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-RegulaT call. L O'Clock noon
Washington Market S, 1877. 500 at 9gs.
Washington Gas Is 500 at Il0s.
Washington Gas scrip So at 10. so at III. $40
at lie
Washington Railway and Electric Is. 81 90 at sSz
Sl,0o0 at Sis. 81 900 at SIS.
Washington Gas. . az Is. 10 al Te, at &C.
6aphophone udd. 50 at a al "A
After call-Washlng1on Gas 5s 800 at llOA S5m
at Il0A $3.50 at liO4..
Capital Traction. 10 al ISis
Union Trust 6 az l42
Washington Gas. 10 az Is. 3 at 75Is 2 at 755s.
3 at 75's. 8 at 7Ss 8 at 754 . at 75is 3 at ia.
rolloWing are the bad and asked prices posted az
yesterdays meeting al the Washington Stock Ez-
change.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Dec. Z-HOGS-LiTe hogs were to 10
CENTS lover. The receipts were estimated al Z,OD1
had; official yesterday 2. 20; shipments 5l67; left
over. 343; estimated receipts to-morroa, I40l0
Bulk of prices, z.7oaZ %: lights. 7.9o; mixed and
butchers, 3.s; heavy, 49, workers, 7.Si Pags. ha
T.6s
CATfLE-Weak and y cents lower than Wednes-
Gay; estimated receipts, So00 head. BeeEes A50a
rs; cows and heifers 2fa6. Is; TEXAS steers Aba
SO; stockers and feeders. sa575: Western. ioOa
So.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Dnn and &c to soe low
q than Wednesday. Estimated receipts Loo head
NatSeS 2s0a4l5: Western, a75az. 10; yesrfings Asa
56e; iaah6. AzG-5 Western lamhs 4zas 3
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
AsIxs a1O.OtsO Damages.

Hardin B. Littlepage yesterday named
the Capital Traction Company defend
ant in suit for Sl00oo damages. Plaintiff
alleges that August II last, at Four
tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. he was thrown from a car,
sustaining serious and permanent in
Juriez.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
TREASURY STATEMENT.

The United States Treasury report indicates the
condition az the beginning Of business yesterday:
nnfNIHs mIauc, IN TuaGu Offices. ga $50 ca q
~ tahhf ana FhilipnHe treasury --,-.. p $40 Gl e
ltlai baaAee h Treasury fund -........ ~ as Oh %
If-isi7 feceiifs Yesterday 1873 S6 e
Treasury disours me- MS yesterday. 0S 6S5 IS
The deicit IN date this fsc4l year is S fqi -sa T.
against S1B SO &c 2 al Tins time last var
Panama Canal and pabic debt hguFcs are nor
included In this statement
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
Real Estate Transfers on Page II


The funeral of Mrs. Margaret McCleary,
widow of e. Scott HeCleary. who died at
her residence. III street northwest,
Thursday, win be held this afternoon.
Rev. George p Wilson. OF the Northmin-
ster Presbyterian Church, and Rev. George
o. Little will officiate Interment viii be
in Rock Creek Cemetery
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24

No Sisl MARY r. Dooley vs. Southern Railway
Company; damages $5,ooo AttorEsys J. B. Archer
and J. l. Smith
No 0i6 William r. Aiattesou Is John A.
Smu. damages. $1,000 Attorneys. Wilson &
Bsrksiale
NJ. S5lg. Same IS. L1u.s Z Holden: same. At
tOrney sane.
No. El6s. Charles Early rs. Martha A. Pinch; aT-
peal. Defendants attorney, NJ, Stearman and +, H.
Loughran.
No. S3l67. Anna NJ. Schnsider IS. Frank J. Auth +;
damages, IS 0ol AttUuey. Z \. Hopewell
No. 55l6s. Hardin =. LHtlepage vs.. Capital Trac-
ton Company. damages $1,000. Attorney. Thomas
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
DIR. [. B. SPERRY TO SPEAK.
Ends Series of Addresses AT \. N. C.
4. Meeting Tomorrow.

4. Meeting Tomorrow.
Dr. L. B. Sperry viii conclude his
series of addresses. under Y. NJ c. a.
auspices, with a lecture tomorrow after
noon at the New National Theater, ou
Psyche therapeutics in plain English
OF the true and false in the various cults
and fads in healing.
The musical programme is especially
appropriate for Christmas, and the an
nouncesnent Of the Peabody Concert
Company. oa Baltimore. insures the ar
tistic merit of the feature.
At the Sunday Club supper. Prof.
Frederick r. Wright viii give an illus
trated travel taIk on Christmas morn
ing in bethlehem" The supper is served
at and the lecture viii close at 7
O. clock.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24

heN YOrt. Dec. n-WHEAT-fnnIer slow bni-
moss No. l Northern spring, TO arrive, f. o. b..
llSA No . red T. o. H. GA No 9 hard I. O. b.
LO3h No I macaroni { o. b., LOLA nominal: No.
Manitoba, (. o. b, Lo5A. Reported for export
nothing
CORN-Firmer; inactive business. Steamer, 5l4
export basis: export, new No ?, {. o. b, sZn: new
No. eleS1tH domestic g. nominal Exporters
took ten iaads mainly Lew to arrive January Feb
ruary and March.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
Criminal Court No. 4.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
MOL 2Ez3 United States Us. Charles J. Over;
housshreAking and larceny; reeognizance ia S.0oo
with Malcolm @. Stewart, surety taken
No E1B United States W George Harris: house
lHIaking. sSneDood TO Sntentiar5 for five years and
paced on pTobaeion.
No z2a. United Stats vs.. Oscar johnson; as
szut with dangerous weFpon. sentenced To nsnitsn-
tisry for tKo Years
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
Dixtrier Court.

CHEF JUSTICE CIABAUGH.
NJ. s.. In n opH ing alley IL square III; near
rg
No - In re condemnation Of Meridian Hill
PaTk, Cmtnusd
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24

AE.GHIIa.

No. Ess7 The Washington Lean and Trust Com
lauy IS Mary A. Russell Substitution q trustee
Attorney ]. Il. LaFuef.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co,
members Of The Nsw YORK Stock Exchanges. Hibbs
Building.
Cali money; Open. SIS high IS low 3; close, 81.
SALES OF sHAgEs BY HOURS.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
Circuit Court no. 1.
IUsTCE ANpERsON

No. f9464 Townrr e al IS Saunders Ct al yer
dicz FOR plaintiff ssh Attorneys happier 6 Mer-
iiat-Heyden johnson and Berry & Miner,
No. 766. Trfxion ". Same verdict fer plaintiff
Tor so Attorneys same.
N0 5E63 DonaldsOn Ldth0gTaph Company u.
BLACK; Judgment BIZ default. Attorneys. Brandsn-
bury & BrzndentuTg
No. 5l55a Bluthenthal 4 BeekhaEt vs. Csrs1n:
time To settle tan OF exceptions extended Attorneys.
Il. ". Wheatley-H l. ouinn ard L. A. Bailey.
No. 5NE& kimian Company IS. Williams; man-
date q Court II Appeals presented and Judgment
fer csts: new trial orderai. Attorneys, H. ".
Wheatley-5. A Cobb and \ J. Davidson.
No. 5egs. Fozd vs.. District * Columbia ct al /:
bin q particulars ordered Attorneys. Il. L DAVIS
+ II. Thomas and J. J. Darlington
No. 5EE7. DifcnblJEh C.ssslrrctlun Cnsnpany vs.,
ther To withdraw his APPEARANCE as attorney Tor
plaintiff and cause certified 10 Circuit COUF1 No.
to hear demurrer 70 declaration. Attorneys. g. u
Sullissn-T. l.. Rhodes.
No. 5lf6& Connolly IS Gosseiin e al; motion
for new trial aad notion for Judgment 0FeTUllc
ce1ticn noted and Judgment on verdict; appeal
noted Attorneys NJ 7. Colbort-L 4. Bailey.
No 5!Sa. Neils vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; motion for trial overnIied
and Judgment on verdict Attorneys. KsqpleF &
Merllat-J. }. Darlington
No. 524K. s3iegrnaR a. Well HeibeHgeT motion
for Judgment overruled. Au0Eneyss Il Z. Loving
Darr. PegseF & Taylor
Circuit Court SO. :.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No 5zsS Matthews vs.. Terrell: rule discharged.
&e appeal noted. Attorneys. q. ". DrcW-
]. A. O'Shea.
No. 5sa. Bsvz. adninistratrix. Va Chesapeake
Beach Rallgay Company. new TRIAL denied; judgment
VerIict: aTFeal ngted; bond eid AttOT-
neys. L. TobFiBeF and A. l. NeWmyz-McKeDney a
FianneTy.
No Sze Ebbs rs Lynch leave granted to hle
additional plea forthwith, &c. Attorneys II. H.
Glassie-P. If. MaTshal
No 5zfS Rowe vs., AnacOStia and Potomac Rail
way Company: demurrer withdrawn, Sc Attorneys.
3. b. BehFend and L. H. DaEidson-R. r Berry 4
No $3.50 Cnhen rs. Capital Traction Company,
leave granted TO file additional pea Attorneys
b. +. Behrend and l. Il. DayidsOn-R. r. Perry &
son and C. I. Dunlop.
District No "a United States vs. Three Bar
res Of Shocked Oysters order Of condemnation.
No 5l1A United States "a rel Moshenyal rs
District Of Columbia; wit ct mandamus ordered to
issue Attorneys, r H. AcNsill-E. H. Thomas.
Assignments for Monday. January ;:
No 1875 Turner ". Washington Terminal Com
pany Attorneys Forrest & MiteheIl-Hamilt0u
No 49, Russell Washington Post Company
Attorneys. Wilson & BaTksdale-BroWn. Ernest &
Douglas
No. 1876 Taylor rs. Weber. Anorneys, MeNamars
& Huidekoper- rebiner
No lR Finst National Bank vs.. Umbenhauer.
Attorneys Worthington & Observation-Disclosures
and Mattingiy.
the Company. Attorneys. Observation-Disclosures.
No "a Aldridge Is. Bliss Attorneys, Hayden
johnson and Darlington
No 16 Thornton Chesapeake Beach Land
Company. Auoness. Montague a Moriarity-Ham-
liton Colbert Yerkes & Hamiltoa.
No. 20 Saitzssein ys. Shea. executor. Attorney
Wolf Rosenberg HargroEe & Easby Smith.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24

While you think of It. telephone your
Want Ad. TO The Washington Herald.
and bill VIII be senE you az ces1 xoeG
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
DAILY COURT RECORD
(Ifriday, December 23, 1870
DISTRICT COURTS.
Probate Court.

Court of Appeals.
Adjourned from day to dag until January g. 1911
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24

JUSTICE STAFFORD
No. SsS8 AadeTt vs.. Maderf rlie discharged.
Attouess. i. K. Hitt, Re y Hopevdl.
No z'45. Holman Vs. Mindcr: auditors report
ratified. Attorneys. Wilson & BaTksdale
No.. 916. Thomas ~ Gordon. J. II. Gordon
and Noel ", Barksd4le appointed trustees 10 sell
bond. 81 go Attorneys. Wilson q BarESisle-C ".
Owen and Gordon a Gordon.
No &36. Baliauf vs.. Heinrichs: receivers author
led 10 fay certain find 10 DESCENDANT Attorneys,
". n. Dennis-CoIdfen a Fenning.
No. z1z. TaggaTt Is. BoyniOn time 10 take ties
tm0ay limited. Attorneys. =. NJ. i1Ihps-F b.
Rhodes
No G5A Cerdgiio IS Byrns; marshal directed
70 take defendant. Man A. Byns. into custody.
Attorneys Tucker & keHycn-M. j. C0itzrt.
No. Z5sl. CeETigtio " Byrns. motion Tor super
sedeaa bond denied Attorneys, Tucker a kenyon
81. }. Coibeu.
10. zEa. Wiley - St0ment; demurrer over
Richardson and 5. D. willis.
Ma. 1913. ReYbun Is. Regbum PAYMENT Of Ger
tain notes aooepted- Attorneys. J. ". I.atmer-J.
J. Darlington and II. y. Galley
No. 2si5. Keeper vs.. keepeT; slmouy ordered
psld. Attorneys T.. 4, Wiiliamson-l .emael fIgilt.
M. z61i tdHiItel IS. Campbell. PETITION dis
missed. Attorneys ". II. Whits-Joi.n Ridoui
Randall Mexican; dep1elt ordered u-funded to
surviving t1Istee. Attorney Samuel MADDOX
Ne. @& Rawlings Is Leishear: demurrer over
ruled Attorneys. r. A. Jones-C. M4ckey 4. s.
Matiingly. and j. A. Hicks
Nc. 2Ea Cerriglio "a. Byrus; order czzmirfing
defendant resriudsd
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24

Notice--TheFe viii be 40 session Of the Probat
Court dL.iug The Christmas holidays except on D.
CembeF u.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
Equity Court No. ?
JUSTICE Gould.


No gsb. Tres ei az. s. Gnf et al decrae pro
oonfesso and roierence 70 examiner Attorney Z. Il
Til0Inas
No 2sss Washington Loan ard Trust Company
vs. Russell; decree Substituting trustee Attorney.
J. b. Iancr
30. ss56 Rabbit vs.. Rabbitt ct al order Of
posembT vacated Attorneys, J. " AeNeill-c,
Csrringtun-
No Gs9. Boward et al IS ClarksoH ct a.; or
der 20 deliver possession. AttnsLess. Lester ITioe
W. J. Lambert
No. s3las. Witt IS. Witt: rule DISCHARGED, Attnr-
ness A. l. AeEmygr. NJ StsarDan and n D.
Rosenbars-Tepper 4 Gusaek
No 2sl1 Simpson IS. Simpson. same. Attorneys
Alfred D. Smith and G. L Riehssds1n-J S. Easby-
Smith.
Nc. zEs White ct a. Vs. White, r. ct al +;
leave gTanted 70 withdraw replication AJInReyz
AiCNcim q AicNcili-I. J. Darlington.
No. ~. Richards -. Richards; order for couH-
sci fee and cost Of taking testimony and reference 70
examiner. Att0rues, r. 7. Evans C. Darlington
and 5. y Tntift
Nc. 217. Matteson IS. Mafteson ct al divorce
a vim mat deareed. appeal noted Attomeys, Wilson
4 Barkslale-R, 2. Evans. Baker, sheohy S Hogan
No. 1881. Be5gsr e al vs.. HerbeFt e al. order
70 psg fund Attonsy Chaplin Brogn
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Made az Lowest Rates OF Interest.
W. q. WALKER. 729 18th st. NV.
Columbia property ar lowest rates.
Quick service. Moderate charges.
HEISKELL 4 MeLERAN.
1403 II street NV.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03
LEARN AS A JAPANESE

Tone Noguchi in the April Atlantic
 Old Japan of the province shook Hearn's S frail body terribly with the might of charm, and his extreme sensitiveness made him uneasy and even doubtful of his qualification to see Japan with a Japanese mind, as he prayed. It is true that his foreign origin flickered as a broken smoke, at his desire to be changed into Japanese. He was more restless, in fact, when he was more impressed by old Japan. But one day, coming to Tokyo-where the old faith and beauty, which greN marvelously from the ground like blossoming cherrp tree through the spring mist had tottered and even fal- len, and the people chose foreign things and thoughts-"Carpets windows -curtains-brass bands-churchesl How ] hate theml And white shirts Land vofulxu!" Hearn wrote to his frend)- he at once awoke to the recognition of his own worth and began to believe him. self more Japanese than any other Jap anese. And it gave him a great confidence in himself which he could not dare claim before and that confidence gave to his later work the deliberation strange and positive, and then the translucence milky and sift Andrit spoke in perfect ac- cord with the sweet glamor of old Japan where the sea of reality and the sky oi vision melted into one blue eternity--tht land of ghosts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03
BIT OF ENGLISH SENTIMENT

From the Cincinnati Times-Star.
 It has been said that the English man takes his pleasures seriously charge that is probably based on and sometimes expensive pride in his public heirlooms, has just been proven by Mir. Harcourt, first commissioner of works of the house of commons. A question was asked in the house re- gently as to how a sum of f35o0 had been spent at Hampton court. The answer threw light upon the English | reverence for her historic past for it was shown that this money was used in excavating and restoring the moat and the historic bridge of Hampton court, that famous royal palace sit uated amid extensive pleasure grounds near London. As a result of Commits sioner Harcourts searches almost the whole of the ancient Wolsey bridge was disclosed as we'll as the walls of the original moat. When MT. Har court learned that it was intended to utilize the meadow on the opposite side of the river, in full view of the pal ace, for a pumping or generating sta tion, he promptly purchased the land as the simplest way to prevent such dissertation.
 The idea of Hampton court, famous as the stage setting of the confer ence between James I and the Puritan clergyman. as well as for many other historic events finding its outlook turned into an ugly, if utilitarian plant of the sort proposed, was enough to make the true Englishman bestir him. self. That the government should be willing to spend someths~g over s17,- 00G to keep intact the outlook from Hampton court, to preserve it's pie turesque setting, would seem to prove that sentiment holds firmer place in the hearts of Englishmen than mere commercialism. And because of this sentiment, the great building designed by Sir Christopher Wren, for William III; the palace in wh ich Edward VI was born, Jane Seymour died and Charles was imprisoned; the occasional resi- dence of Cromwell, and the thousand room residence of all the sovereigns until the reign of George II will be preserved from the inroads of mod ernity.
 Between commercialism and pride of tradition, the Englishman is not slow to choose,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

tue chief event of the century is to he struggled with. namely, the con euest of the air to as fall an s,.- tent in the long run as the wide wa ters of the earth have been conquered is by no means a matter of small im- portance. The sea of air is even wider and fully as tumultuous and it's com piete conquest may cover the century. Tie Wright brothers are taking some of the first great steps al Montgo.n- erY. and Montgomery bids fair to go down in history as the scene of the Nerld's progress in a great achieve ment. Mans conquest of the air has been long delayed. but when the Wright brothers sailed away in motor-driven machine man saw that he could fly unaided by a gasbag, and the age of improvement and utilization has heen begun-chiefly at present at Montgom- cry.
 Montgomery should rise to the occa- sion by organizing a great American meet that would call together all American aero clubs. and encourage experimental work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

the ability to fl,- the office to which he aspires.
 Birmingham is no longer a town It is great city of tremendous population of good people striving to become the hub of industry, of wealth and progressive ness of the south It is of a people with faces to the rising sun, glorying in it's might and determined to help themselves and their neighbors in upbuilding.
 To do and do well is the heralding spirit Look what the young fellows at the head Of the great Tennessee company are do- ing here; and look at the other young fellows in the other smaller companies. They are doing something every day building. developing making good and making work for men who want to work. They will have good places next Tuesday morning for everyone of the defeated candidates who want to do real work. At such it will not take long to make back, SC to speak, campaign expenses.
 Now look what the young fellows are
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03
Colonel RooSeyelt'S Cairo Address

When the rarest of all ex-presidents was asked to speak before the students of the University of Egypt at Cairo, any American present must have known that something would be said without prece- dent and without regard to the delicacy of the situation. For that is Colonel Roosevelts way. He upheld British rule, discouraged the native aspiration for in dependence, and denounced assassination.
 What he said was sound and sane, ai- though the subject was really none of his business. In Egypt he was but a way farer. hurrying from the jungle in Africa to palaces in Europe, and he had no call to solve Egyptian politics, or to meddle publicly with Egyptian matters in any manner. The colonel is not. however, man of fine perceptions. He pays no at tention to international niceties. He had
  other man in ex-presidential shoes ever had spoken, or ever will speak.
 But no harm came from the speech. The mob did not harm him, thanks to de- tectives, and he hurried to Alexandria to embark for Naples, and at this writing he is resting securely under the shadow, so to speak, of vesuvius. his great proto- type.
 The newspapers of Europe are discuss ing his Cairo speech. They cannot at g. bound accustom themselves to Roose- veltian spontaneousness. But before June 17 they will have become hardened to that feature of the faunal naturalist and all will be well both with themselves and the only T. R., and this old world will wag on essentially unchecked and un- changed.