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The Washington herald., 1910-04-15

81 TX. to William A. Hill end Rignaid ".
Peau trustees 20 secure Katherine l. johnson
$500 T. notes Ter cent per aunum-
Cousre g5oI-Lot c.: Ella Y CaSscn % Henry T.
Rercmann and Charles Schafcr. Trustees. % Sc
cure Northern Liberty Germau- American Build
ing Association. No. G. S5n
SQUARE 7-s-Lot s.; Paoli d Bari 20 uN. 90 Henry
Il Bergman and Charles Sclater trustees 90
secure Northern Liberty German American
Building Association. Nc. G. Sl.e1.
Square 5Io-Lot q. Octavius F. Watkins 81 uN 20
William F. Edmouston and Louis L Peak. trus-
tees. 10 secure Edward = MclNuew. S.eo. 3
wears Der cont semi annually 90 secure Grace
l. Rails $500. ; years. 5 per cent, semi anuu-
ally same % Charles d. SaSs- and CORY VI
Stadden. trustees Co secure Annie q. NaNhali.
500 monthly payments 8 per cent per annun
SQUARE cls-Iot 81: Alice $. Baukhead CT vr 10 g..
9 Puryis and Richud X Tyler and Charles g..
Warden trustees 20 secure The Philadelphia
savings Fund Society, $50 years, > per cent.
semi annually.
SQUARE l5l-Lcts c0l 20 909: Mary L. Selecman ct
vir 70 American Security and Trust Company.
trustee 10 secure National Savings and Trust
Company. 5000. years Der cent. semi
annually.
Wbitecrnft-Irt u block 4. John G. Proctor et TX
10 American Security and Trust Company. trus-
tee 10 secure National Savings and Trust Com
pany. 81. J0. monthly payments, per cent per
auurrnl-
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
WILL MEET PRESIDENT.
Committee of southern Commercial
Congress TO Assemble.

The executive committee of the South
ern Commercial Congress will meet here
next Saturday morning. when il is ex-
pected that all the members will be
present A number of important mat
ters will come before the meeting. espe-
cially with reference to a campaign Of
publicity which the committee Is franz
ing mp for the summer and fall months.
While in the city the members of the
committee will call on President Taft
and talk over briefly with him some of
the objects OF the organization.
The officers Of the congress are John
NJ. Parker. OF New Orleans, president
David r. Francis. Of ST. Louis. first vice
president Julian S. Carr. OF Durham, n.
c.. second vice president. and Edwin
Quarles, OF Petersburg, Va, secretary
The other members Of the executive
committee are Charles Hail Davis, of
Petersburg. chairman; Duncan u. Fetch
or. Of Jacksonville, Fla. Thomas s.
Southgate, of Norfolk. Va, and Charles
A. Douglass and S. w. Woodward. Of
Washington.
c. Grosvenor Dave. managing director
OF the congress, expects to attend an
important meeting in ST. Louis. OF farmers
and business men this month, where he
will deliver an address on the work OF
the congress in furthering the commercial
and Industrial interests OF the Southern
States.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Iuterest-Union Trust Company trustee FOX David
Talty). TO David Tally. SO.
street southeast between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth strects-Suuare 1851 lot p. Ernestine
F. Teriinger TO John and Maggie Showers. $50
North Randle Highlands-Square SAL. lot s Amer
lean Security and Trust Company. trustee. 10
Cara FTampton. SO
Rardle Highlands-S1uare 5s2i. lot IS; United
Stalcs Reilly Company 70 Charles I. Bruce. $40
Eighth street southeast. between d and p streets
SQUARE s25 part 4 ut s; Francesca Mannarino
70 Gabrielle and Lima MannaTino Alphcnse and
ssverinio Pettinoto. $40.
Hillbrook-Sauare sC77. lots S. and s9 Olvay 3.
ZantZingCr q * 70 Vito DCmiCo. SO
27ls street ncrthwest-Square 1855. lot %; Mar
NJ. Ferry 20 Charles +. Kari. $40.
Rosedale and Ishcrwocd-Lct "a. block Il; Philip
Il. Chrstman 70 Mar Rosenfeld. SO.
scluetzen Park-Lot &c. block I; Charles O. Green
street ct ux. 10 John r. Atkins. So.
Twenty-sixth street northwest. between II and
stree,s-SQuzre t. lot .; John b. Elkins Il ux.
10 Charles o. Greenstreet. Sc.
Seventeenth and A streets southeas-Squsre 1895 lot
:: 6. Helen Me,caf to Aaron r. ToWnshcnd.
Seventeenth street between b and streets south
east-SQuare 1857. lots a 70 90; Aaron r. Ic"n-
shend ct ux. 20 G.. Helen Metcah, $40
Eighteenth street. between I and X strests north
west-Squsre lC6. part Of lot =; Daniel Coyue
et TX to Mary c. Coyne. $40.
First Addition 10 Manor Park-SQuare SSl. lots Is
ard Is; the Federal Realty Company 10 r. J.
Haugh $40.
Belair Heights-West part Of lot 5. block : Martin
r. West to George \. Southwick. 800
Belair Heights-Eas part Z lot s. block Z; James
H. White ct ux. 70 George y. Southwick. SO.
Rosedale ard Isherwo0d-L0t 8 and PARTS q lots
2 s. H. Is. Il. and iS block o; George II. Dicr-
koph ct ux. to William Penn $40.
Argyle Park-Squarc 2055. lot /; SHELTON T. Cameron
ct ux 10 Alouzo q. Bliss. SO
Dobbin's Addition Square $50. Tot 80; Francis A.
Blundon q to Nathan 4. and Bessie W.
Shcpley. SO
Wisconsin ave ne extendod-Square 1900, LOT IS; W
Scott Walker e. ux 10 Agnes L. Costello SO.
Woodridge-Last half CT LOT 7. block 4: Miles II.
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Bronson 20 Joseph and Anna Apolorio 81.
ISIS t1rcrr1n street no-thweS,-Sluore l3i lot lO:
Emma Frain CO vir Co Eiza Deut~-h SO
Alley between y and streets and Ninth AMI
Tclth streets northwest-Square go. lots IS and
80 Emie g.. Sehafsc e NIX. Emma : Fvo-
and Minna :. johnson 70 William r. Adams
So
1913 p street nUr-hUest-SQuare 10 uar-s n lots
l6 and les. Eliza Deutsch % Emma Frain SO
f5l Y street northwest Square IS lot le2. Elizl-
beth Waldridge % Erwin G. Bramerd $40
5& ana 45 Van rtr-ct rostbvrst-Sguars 5i5 LIT So
Ellen G. Du7al 90 Thomas ID. George. SO
Cleveland Park-Psrt Il the uu11blfvi.rl r---ti7n;
Nliiom Knowles Cooper Il TX to Alfred T.
Schultz. SO
street northwest. between Fourteenth and Eff
teerth strCcts-Sluare 10. west part e I-r g;
Marion Cutter Chester e VIZ 90 Elizabeth ID.
H0ppiu. SEQ
Cleveland Pars-Square ces2. lot T.. Ella E. Shc--
man ct yir 20 Jesse Pa-e Heuy. So
Meridian Hill-L0t - block u. Katherine L.
johnson u viz 70 Edward Arthur. SO
DcthiD's additicn-S1uare SOL l0t 65. John r
HaislIT e Tx. 90 Ella Y. Casscu, SO.
6j Third street uCrtheaSt-Sluaro rs. l1t So George
T. Cray 81 uX. 10 Parh ID Bari e. uX.. Made
lena b. Di Bari SD
so Florida avenue rcrrhvest-SIUsre SO. lCt ..
Annie c. Marshall o. octavlg r. and Mary l.
Watkins SO.
20 Teith street northcast-Slusre 913. l6t s. Amy
NJ Thomas and Bertha Pratt 90 John B. and
MaU A. Davis. SIC.
2A street u1rthwesJ-R Reservation L. LOO -; John
". GregOTy q uX.. Emma NJ, % Pat-lrE j. and
Annie A. C1lllu. s.. 80.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
Artistic Furnishings for the Bungalow.

The of mission furniture has made the furnishing Of the
a fewy z
There viii be- usual good short stories in Sundays
is
Ughtful
tale OF
by stories
unusually good o o. by o
Every observation-disclosures society sporting optiuist editorial
dramatic Sunday
Washington Herald holds high
growing daily spared
retain he goodo opinion
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Circuit Court No. L.
1nsTICE WRIGHT.


No. 52iA Pierce VS.. Poland; Judgment by de-
fault Attorney, f. A. Newman
No 5l7s7. Hemans VS.. Potomac Electric Power
Company; plaintiff takes nonsuit. Attorneys.
G.. +. Collins and Fountain Peyton-C. A. Doug
las and G.. =. Hoover.
Assignments for April Emotions;
No l. Waters vs. Bartlett Attorneys. Mackall-
Maddox & Galley.
No. . Wal VS.. Oyster ct al. Attorneys, Ridout-
Baker
No 5. Campbell vs. National Hotel Attorneys
Ridout-White
No. l. Daniel vs.. Barker ct al. Attorneys. Lewis
Hamilton q Colbert.
No. 5. Chalmers vs. Washington, Alexandra and
Mount Vernon Railway Company Attorneys. Peter
Barbour & Mackall.
No. 6 Mackenzie vs. Grouse. Attorneys. Mather-
Davis.
No Z. Columbia Manufacturing Company vs..
Page. Attorneys Sulhvan-Darr. Peyser * Taylor.
No. g. Hillman vs.. Robinson. Attorneys Penne
baker. Carllsi & Jones-Prcvost & Bailey.
No 3, Wisville OIL Company vs.. Ballinger At
torncys Happier & Merillat-Lawlcr, Clements &
Wright
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
ARRESTED FOR STEALING GAS.
Railway Switchmnn Charged with
Fixing Pipe Mt His Home.

Peter J. Etcher was locked up yester-
day by Detectives O'Dea and Evans on
charge OF having defrauded the gas
company by means Of supply pipe that
furnished illumination to premises l165
Fifth street northeast without passing
through a meter. The specific charge is
violation Of the act Of Congress approved
June %. 1873.
When Etcher's gas meter was removed
from the house he evidenced no concern.
and the following night the gas burners
on the premises were in service as usual
Following an investigation by employees
Of the company, warrant was obtained.
Detectives visited the premises and found
that instead Of soldering the joints Of
the connections soap had been used and
the gas was escaping in quantities Etcher
is said to have admitted that he made
the connections.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
Prosecuting Occur d'Alene DynamiterS.

William F. Borah the brilliant Young Senator from Idaho
has in the matter human Of the uned
equaled
his life whose
meeting gambler telegraph killed
mondhed Jack gunghter rich mine
dAene
wild ride freight his
United He
clothing would
uavth cir shar
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DAILY COURT RECORD
lThursday, ApriI -, IOIOl

dict Attorneys C. F. Causi and II. H. Classic
T. r. Perry 4 Son and g. 7. Dunlop.
No. 5Zl2S Brown IS. Golden a Co.; motion 70
strike cut amended declaration oyeuuled AttOr-
ncys. c. A. Berry and r. T. Downing. and t. l..
Jcforis-W. 4. Johnston and j. J. Darlington.
No. 1881. Brent vs.. Great Falls and Old Do
minion Railway Company; time 10 ME transcript
extended Attorneys, NJ T. Chnkscales and H. H.
Glossi,-W. J. Lambert.
No. 5l6j Downey rs. Washington Alexandra
ard Mount Vernon Railway Company; time e1
tended Auorneys, Z. Burke and L. T. Harlow
ID. 5. Mackall
No 1906. District Of Columbia vs.. Washington
G2slight Company: bill Il exceptions signed ana
made q record nuuc pro tune and time 10 ME
transcript extended. Attorneys. L. II. Thomas
II. K. Perry Son.
Assignments for April IS:
No % Tobrincr Ct al. vs. Jefferson. Attorneys.
Tobrner * Cull-NcWmyer.
No ls. Wells vs.. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. BichaTdson-Pery & Son and Dunlop.
No. Z6. Harrison et al vs.. Weld. Attorneys.
StrasbUger-J eif0rds & Englesby
No rs Lyon Bursey. Attorneys, Ridout-
] White.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15

Supreme Court OF the united Stutes
Present: The Chief Justice Mr. Justice White
Mr.. Justice NcKenna. Mr.. Justice Holmes. Mr
Justice Day. and Alr Justice LITtOn.
William q. Rosenberg al New York City, y. Y,
and Reno r. Billmg,1n. a New York City. y. Y,
were admitted 10 practice.
No. i4 holman a Co. appellants vs. Went
worth bmco Company leave granted 70 ile brief
anxious cluiae ON or before saturday next. on
motion u Mr.. William G. Rosenberg Ia that behalf
No 49, Kidd Dator q Price Company plain
tiff IN error Va. AlussCimHn Grocer Company, ar
glmeut continucd BY Mir. Bonn NJ. Consin and
Mr. Swamr Shcrcy tor the defendant IN cu0r. aud
concluded by Mr. G.. NJ Valentine for the phinun
IN error.
No 80 Harry T. Hendon. prosecuting attorney
Of Clinton County. Ma. ct al. appellants, rs.
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Company. argument commenced by Mr.. james I.
Blair fer the appellants. continued by Mr.. NJ A.
Low fCr the appellee. and concluded by Mr.. James
T. Bl6r fer the appellants
No. III Cornelius Roach secretary Of state Of
the State Of Missouri. appellant The Atchisou,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company; argument
commenced hy Mr. James T. Blair for the appel
liant, and continued by Mr. James L. Gilmore i0i
the appellee.
Adjourned until today az y o'clock.
The day call for Friday. April IS. viii be as FOL
lows: Nos ISL l55. Isl. l55. III, l5S, l59. l6l 6-
ana l63.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
ROBBERY BILL DIsAPPROVED.
Present Statute Fixing Punishment
and Gives Court Discretion.

Because the present statute fixes the
maximum punishment at fifteen years
the bill describing the meaning Of rob
berry and prescribing the punishment in
the District. was yesterday returned to
the House District Committee by the
Commissioners with adverse action.
The board says the law IS a compre-
hensive one, and gives the court wide
discretion in the matter Of punishment.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15

An attractive list Of acts is announced
to appear at the Casino next week
At the head of the bill is John Mayor
& Co; who will present their laughable
sketch, entitled Lord Misfit" Another
act that will also prove a big feature IS
the Imperial Comedy Trio in new and
catchy songs. and UNIQUE and clever
dancing. Prince Kanazawa and Brother.
who will perform novelty japanese aero
batic stunts. the De Veau Twin Sisters.
Williams & Weston, the Musical McLeans.
and several other numbers will also ap-
pear. in addition TO which will also be
shown the usual motion pictures.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George W Shute, 81. O. Brooklyn. y. Y. snd
Della o. CLARK. q. q Burlington. Iowa Rev.
Douald c. Macleod.
Epra II. Loaven. 81 and Jessie L. Berry. q.
Rev. Charles r Guthrie.
Esoert T. Bass. .. and Sadie l. Saunders i.
Rev. Donald e. Macleod
Locis +. Jets. g. < Honesdale Pa. and Eliza
beth f. Mann, -. REV. ?. B. Mcclure.
Frank ". Drshane S. Of Baltimore. ard
ThUsncda Breuninger s. Rev Wallace Radcliffe
COLORED.
Edmund J. Lucas. g. and Julia F. Winston. g.
Rev ~ ". H. Norman.
Henry Bryant. o. and Mary E Valentine ..
Rev Thomas T. Taylor
John p. Dixon. o. and Ruth Myers. = Rev II.
n. Thompson
Reuben Burke . and Mary Franklin. 20 Rev
William j. Howard
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Stone & Fairfax report the sale OF
six new houses at 1910 and 1920 I street
northeast for 'S2l.o0 The houses were
built by DOwd Brothers. and contain
six rooms each. bath, and cellar. They
are OF colonial design. with front porches.
The purchaser OF the houses is a
Southern capitalist, whose name is with
held. who will hold the property FOR IN
vestment purposes.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
Williamson Unchnnred.

Commodore Thorn Williamson. u. S. N,
retired Is still in a critical condition
at his residence. 2OO6 r street northwest.
his condition being unchanged late last
night. Commodore Williamson is seventy
seven years old, and It is believed his
chances for recovery are slight
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
AUTO CRASHES INTO PARKING.
RunabOut Of John II. Nolan Escapes
on Connecticut Avenue.

runaway automobile on Connecticut
avenue yesterday afternoon mounted the
sidewalk at S street, crashed into an urn
on a front parking. demolshing the re-
ceptacle, and badly damaged the ma
chine.
The auto is the property Of John H.
Nolan. 1894 Connecticut avenue. Riding
up to the curbing Mr.. Nolan applied the
brake and took all the customary precau-
tlGns before entering his residence The
door had barely closed on him, however,
when the runabout starred down the
street at an .ever-increasing speed that
was only arrested by the final crash.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
Circuit Courr no. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.

No. 5000. brown vs.. Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington Railway Company; judgment on YER
dict Attorneys. G. Il Baker, Z. Il. Sherrel, and
c. c. Miller-McKenney & Flaunery.
No. 1887 Ball VS.. United States Express Com
pany; verdict for plaintiff for $500. Attorneys.
Baker. Shochy & Hogan-Birney & Woodland
No. $3.50. LANCE vs. Royal Glue Company; Sc
curity for costs ordered Attorneys. Ralston. Sid
dpns & Richaplson-W G. Gardiner.
No. SIPS. HAYES vs.. Melville; demurrcr sustained.
Attorneys, T. L. Jeffords J. c. W Besll-G. c.
Gertman and John RidOut
No. s92i5- Frey vs. Capital Traction Company:
motion for new trial oTerruled and iudgnet on YER
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
Mrs. wndsworth Loses Bracelet.

Mrs. W. Austin Wadsworth, Of 1907 I
street northwest, has lost a handsome
gold-link bracelet, set with FIVE clear blue
sapphires. The jewel is worth about 500.
Mrs. Wadsworth says, but is more highly
valued because Of its associations.
Mrs. Wadsworth. is an enthusiastic
horsewoman. Last Tuesday, when she
left the house, her bracelet was upon
her arm, but after travelling s5me dis
lance in Rock Greek Park she noticed
its disappearance. She and her attend
ant carefully searched the ground over
which they had passed but in vain
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
Equity Court No. 1.
1rsrIcE ANDERSON.

JUSTICE ANnEAssDsN-
No Sl59 Holms vs.. Holms: appearance x an
sent defendant ordered Attorney. 7. W. trlsoy.
Assignments for tnday-Motions:
No 6iS In re Bureau q National LieFat1re
and Art Attorneys. .WheaueJ BnndenD'Is *
Lcckic.
No GO In re + William Limerick AJtorneyN
Hamilton. Garter & Brooke-Johnson-
No. 81. Omshy Omsby. Attorneys. ornsoy
johnson
No. 39 Phillips vs. Philips. Attorneys. New
myer 4 O'Bnen-Archer q Honov'y ,,.,,
No 9L johnson w.. DOuglas- Attorneys, VIII
hanson q Peyt0n-S Stewart
No sG Fisher vs. Ballinger Attorneys. Bal
lnger-Laultr Clements & Wright.
40 sD. Hufty Va. Hufty Attorneys. Davis
Hoover
No So Thornton vs. Thornton. Attorneys, WI
No. 81. smith vs. Casey. Attorneys, Fe;ts &
Hul-Casey.
Nc so Adams vs.. Dcsrnukcs. Attorneys, VIII
iamson-K King & Collins
No. ISL Peters vs. Rudolph e al. Attorneys,
No. ss5. Birgs vs. BisgN Attorneys strasburgcr
No. as Frost vs.. Frost. Attornrys oBrien-
40. 81. Rack vs.. Warren Attorneys. Gettinss &
Chambcrlin.
No. $50 Meooni vs. Meonri. At,omeys Brown &
Guy-Metzgcr.
No. ssl Coates rs. Bslinser eleven casesl. At
torneys. LaTerty-Iawler. Clements & Wright
Ne sa3 Halter vs.. McEucu. Attorneys. Rdout-
TaEEart
No s95. Bride vs.. Baker. Attorneys. Hanam &
Gala han-Hid1ut.
No sg Mcconnell vs. Mcconnell. Attorneys.
Havcll-Gies
No. $50 C0nradis vs. Conradis. Attorney Gies
No i0l Washington vs. Williamson. Attorneys.
Dutton x Madd0x-WilliGmson.
No sCS Durfee vs.. Durce Attorneys, BaldeT-
st0n-T0briner
No. 900 Bridget Washington Credit AsSO-
citation. attorney. Hendler
No 497 Hoover vs.. Hoover. Attorney. Paladini-
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
DisrrIct Court.

No ST. In IT, uoymcut Of damages account
change q ETtdc; order renewing Proceeding As 10
lo's .. .. 3 D. square 81
In O. condemnation n lard for q right 4 way
Tor Anao5siia main intrc1p,ins sewer; order q
publication
No. az. In m condemnation square rs % al A.
udrmen. f0r payment 4 awards f1r parcels l6. s.
Is 81 g.. g. and g.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
Use of Narcotic Drugs.

Under the title Of Dope you'll find the Literary Magazine
Section the story Of the slavery of than 10000 persons
this country This destructive habit has grown tremendously
the past decade How has grown and how affects and
is told by Dr. William TAYLOR Mars, welown expert
who rapidly acquiring reputation for his ability write popu-
lary medical subjects This article Of vital and deep interest
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
Negro sInsher,s Case Goe. over.

The case Of Julius Brooks, the negro
youth who slashed Robert c. Shinn, the
real estate dealer, with knife Wednes-
day morning at the Royalton apartment
house on NJ street, was continued in the
Police Court yesterday. 1t will be
brought TO trial to-day,
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
STANDS FOR UNVEILINGS.
President Taft Expected TO Attend
Ceremony on May II.

Stands for the unveiing Of the Pulaski
and Kosciusko monuments on May II
will be erected. A stand for the use OF
President Taft Will be erected on the
Pennsylvania avenue side at the unveil-
ing of the Pulaski statue. Stands for
the public's use viii be placed on the
Thirteenth street and r street sides.
one stand viii be built at the scene Of
the Kosciusko unwilling. on the II street
sidewalk. for a distance of 100 feet from
Madison place. The sidewalk on Mad
ison place viii be closed for length OF
100 feet south from H street.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
kensingtOn Railway

Cars from 18th st and New York
ave. every quarter hour. pass Rock
Creek Bridge. Main Entrance ZOOIogI-
cal Park, and Chevy Chase. Connect
at Lake with Kensington Line
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
IsnWauffN

No 1854 Julius Strobel ". Hugh Reilly; dam
ascs. $1,000. Attorney. W. T. Lester
No 52iS. Emma Strohsl rs. same: sane At
trrney. same
No. 5g54G George NJ Sive Is. n. B. Moulton.
appeal Attorney. r. r. F1charty.
No 52'i'. Fred l. Rics Ray Moor; appeal.
Defcndaut's attorney G. Darlington
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15

No. zFst Florence II. Trser. infant q a. vs.
Elizabeth Nee Frccr e a.; partition. Atto-ney
T. S. McCalmou'
No. 335. Henry HUH e al. vs. John F. Ruth
partition. Attorneys. Sleman & Lcr-h
No. $3.50. Sarah L. Thorn - Joseph A Thorn
81 al substitute trustee Attorney. J. B. Lame-.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
Railway Company Pays Damage.

In payment for damage to hose wagon.
caused by collision with car on last
December IS the Commissioners yesterday
received a check for $40 from the CAPITAL
Traction Company.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
District Petition.

No $50. In 70 Right u way Tor the Anacostia
main iuterceptrg sewer. condemn land Atturnevs.
+. II. Thomas and j. + smith
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
Unce Sans Employees.

Charlotte NJ Conger will give insight into the life and
conditions Of the government clerk the influence this class
the life OF the Nations Capital the hopes and ambitions bged
and other interpretive facts relating this large percentage Of
Washngtons inhabitants in
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
Bankruptcy Court.
Equity Suit.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. GO. II re- /. " Ridcngur; adjudication and
reference.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
RnnkruntcN Petition

No. 81 In r. louis y R5denour: volun.arv
liabilities. S65.fs: assets. $50. Attorney, John
Bidout.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15

Assignments fer to-day Motions aIraignments
and sentences
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No 5li4. Italian-sWiss Colony vs. Sar: verdict
Tor plaintiff for 5000 Attorneys II. W Wheat
levy. q. Balderston
No 5l0@ Heuker ". johnson: Judgment for plain
til for Sl, Attorneys. kappcr & Merillat-F. II.
Paladni.
No 5l56l- Hutchinso,. Desi0; order extending
time Attorneys. ]. Y. Hayden-W H. ShOles
Assignments for to-day Motions:
No. l. b0ushran -. kotchum e. al. Attorneys
simmons d Halliburton & Thomas
No. = Dulany vs. ROach. Attorneys Wolf &
Onutt-Paadini
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15

FN@NAAANAAN - kNeNs's
Shannon & Luchs have closed the sale
to Joseph n. Thompson Of the lot front
ing about fifty feet on Cathedral avenue.
Just off Connecticut avenue. Woodley
Park. Mr.. Thompson is having plans pre-
pared for the erection OF a handsome
home. which he will start Immediately
II will be Of a colonial design. with wide
frontage, and viii contain about ten
rooms and three baths The entire in
vestment will represent about $1,000
Appleton =. Clark. jr., IS preparing
plans for a three-story addition which
the Georgetown University will make 10
its law department building on E street
between Fifth and Sixth at a cost Of
$1,000 The new building will have a
frontage Of forty feet and a depth Of
seventy-five feet II will furnish four
additional classrooms, and increase the
Office facilities Of the secretary and
treasurer.
At a. meeting OF the directors of the
Washington Hotel Company yesterday
some OF the details Of the plans Of
the hotel which nave been held back
for various reasons were decided upon.
and II is expected that as soon as the
architect. Appleton P. Clark. jr.. has
made the necessary changes in the
drawings bids will be asked for the
construction Of the building The Wash
ington Hotel will stand on North Capitol
street. facing the Union Station plaza.
The hotel is designed for commercial
trayel. Il will face eighty-four feet
on North Capitol street, and will have a
depth of 40 feet 1t will be a seven
story basement and subbasement struc-
ture, containing 155 rooms and seventy
five baths. Stone will be used in the
first two stories, the remaining five to be
Of brick and terra Gotta.
z. o. WhitfOrd is the president Of the
company. The other officers include A.
A. Birney. vice president; w. V. Cox.
treasurer. and Alexander Wolf. secretary.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
Cheap and Informal Entertaining.

Afternoon shown be OF the incest simplest
The Washington herald., 1910-04-15
The Census Taker Is Abroad in
the Land.


Some pertinent questions being asked in every part Of the