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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 25O-Lot 3; Frisby G. Eiker ct VI. 20
Paul Y Mitchell and J. Clinton Tribby. trus-
tees 10 secure Charles c. T1bby, $50 payable
July /. 1911, Der cent ssnli-annually.
Square s57-Iot 81; II. r. Howenstetn ct TO Wat
son F. CLARK and Fred ". Reeves. trustees, 20
secure Irens F. Shirley. $50. years. per
cent. semi-annualy.
Square 495-Lot 4 Rose Wright 20 L. Pierce Bo-
teller and William h. HILL trustees, 70 secure
Mutual Fire Insurance Company. $500. year,
5 per cent semi-aUnually.
Square S9-LOt 70, John \. tleeSln et ux. 10 WASH
ington Loan and Trust Company, trustee, 20 Sc
cure Equitable Cooperative Building Associa-
ton, $500
sche1tzea Park-Iot 10-, block 2: Guy s Zepp ct
ux e 81 70 Herbert a GIL and Theodore y.
gill. n. trustees. 10 secure Theodore \. gill.
s. 500 monthly payments. per cent per annuTn.
Square Elliot b Hilma L. Morris 10 Clarence B..
Rheem and Charles SChGfer. trustees. 10 secure
Cerman-American Fire Insurance Company, $50
3 years, per cent, semi-annually.
Square l53-Lot .; George h toss et TX 20 Ma
tionaI Savings and Trust Company. trustee 20
Eecure American Security and Trust Company.
$500. years. Ter cent, semi annually.
Square 4l9-Part Of lot "a Justlna Douglass TO
John B. Larner and John A. Hamilton. tTls-
tees. 10 secure Washington Loan and Trust
Company. $500. years. per cent semi
annually.
Columbia Heights-Lot 81. block 2; Thomas E.
Miller ct ux 20 National Savings and Trust
Company trustee TO seclrs American Security
and Trust Company. $3.50. 8 years, psr cent
seuh-annually.
Square e6O-L0t 43; Thomas z. Miller Ct uL 70
National Savings and Trust Company. trustee.
TO secure American Security and Trust Com
pany. $500. years. per cent, semi annually.
SQUARE Zs-North part Of lot 10; GARFIELD A.
Street TO John F. Donohoe and Thomas ".
Stubblefeld trustees to secure Clarence r.
Donohoe. $500 Il months 6 per cent per annum-
SQUARE Z6-North part Of lot 10; Garfield A. Street
70 Frank J. Dieudonne and James Berry. trus-
tees. 20 secure Perpetual Building Association
$40
Square so-Parts Of lots 50 and 81; Andrew j..
Sanford ct ux. 20 BENJAMIN +. Leighton and
George Francis Williams, trustees. TO secure
Enestine E. Terfinger, 2.oO, ] year. per
cant. mi-annualiJ,
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DEATH SUMMONS CAPT. SHARP
Burial viii Be Held in Arlington
Cemetery Tomorrow.
BIuejackets and Marines VIII Es-
cort Body-COmmanded GunbO0t
in the Spanish War.

Escorted by United states bluejackets
and marines, the body OF Capt Alexan-
der Sharp, Z. S. N. who died yesterday
morning after a months illness Of ty-
phold fever at the Naval School Hospital.
viii be carried tomorrow afternoon to
Arlington National Cemetery for burial.
Services at the Naval Medical School
at . o'clock will be conducted by Chaplain
II. H. Clark, Of the Naval Academy.
Annapolis. Capt. Templin Potts will
command the bluejackets from the Dol
phin. the yacht May1ower, and the navy
yard, and three companies Of United
States marines, headed by the Marine
Band, which will serve as an escort to
Arlington
PaIIbearers selected are Admiral w. II.
Emory, Admiral c. T. Hutchins. Admiral
Kusauth Miles, Capt F. E. Beatty, Capt.
C. a Grove, Capt. c. MGR. WinslOW.
Capt w. B. Caperton, and Senator Rob
ert L. Gamble.
Mrs. Sharp was at his bedside when
the end came. His son, Ensign Alexan-
der Sharp. jr.. who is on the battle ship
Connecticut, OF the Atlantic fleet off
Guantanamo, was notified OF his fathers
condition several days ago. and will ar
rive in Washington as soon as possible.
Capt. Sharp was naval aid to Col.
Theodore Roosevelt when the lat
ter was Assistant Secretary Of the Navy.
During the Spanish-Ameriean war he
commanded the gunbOst Vixen. which
participated IN the battle Of Santiago.
He was born in whitehaven, Mo, on
November g, 1855, and entered the naval
service as a midshipman on June q, 1870.
He was promoted to ensign July Is.
1876; TO master Qater changed TO lieu
tenant, Junior grsde) on April S, 1892;
to lieutenant on March 10. 1883; serving
il the last named grade in command of
the q. s. s. Vixen during the Spanish
war being later advanced five numbers
in grade for eminent and conspicuous
service while engaged upon that duty.
He was promoted TO lieutenant COM
mander on March 3. 1899, serving IN that
grade on the Z. s. s. Hartford, October,
1899, to August 1901; on special duty in
the Navy Department, September TO
November. 1901; as executive officer U. s.
S Hartford. December. 1901, to July, 1902:
on duty in Bureau of Navigation, Navy
Department, July 2. 1902 to July 81, 1904;
was promoted to commander on Febru-
airy 4. 1904; duty at Naval War College.
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD
Bulletin.
LINcoLN'S BIRTHDAY
AT SEASHoRE.

On Saturday, February H. the nation will celebrate the
onehundredh and first anniversary Of the birth Of Abraham
Lincoln Occurring Saturday, this holiday offers ecep
tona opportunity for weekend outing at the seashore.
New Jerseys forty beaches offer the best place in which
spend this outing and the Pennsylvania Railroad the
natural short line to all of the resorts.
The lure of Atlantic City always strong especially at
this season of the year Its PIERS its theaters its in and
ofdoor ausements and its great hotels fill day and night with
pleasure
Cape May with its wonderful beach, its magnificent golf
course its always bamy temperature and its comfortable
hostelries is none the less delightful.
look at the time tables Of the Pennsylvania Railroad and
consultation with any of its Ticket Agents will convince
that the seashore is the place spend Lincon Birthday and
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad the route take
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CLOSE AT MIDNIGHT
Saloons Take Up Time of the
Virginia Legislature.
SHACKLEFoRD ELECTED JUDGE
Gov. Mann Sends Message to Senate
Recommending Union for Educa-
tiORaI Purposes of Various Depart
ments Interested in Agriculture.
Resort Hotels Can Sell Liquor.
sneclal 70 The Washington Herald.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, Feb, 10.-Upon the con-
currence by the house and senate in the
decision reached yesterday by the house
committee on counties, cities, and towns,
which put IN a solid day considering the
Byrd liquor bill, saloons may continue TO
keep their doors open until midnight.
The towns OF Gainesville and Rocky
Mount, with between 800 and LOO inhab-
itants, may keep their saloons. The rate
Of liquor license will be that Of the Holt
BILL which has passed the senate
Revocation Of licenses for two years
for violation Of law will apply only 20
the persons and not the place. Hotels al
resorts which have licenses may sell TO
all not merely to guests. Saloons now
located within 400 feet of churches and
school houses may stay in business. al
though no new licenses may be granted
In such cases. Cider and near-beer can
no longer be sold in dry territory.
shnckIefOrd Elected Judge.
The general assembly unanimously
elected George S. Shackleford. Of Orange,
as Judge Of the Ninth judicial circuit
| Gov. Mann sent q message TO the SEN
ate recommending the union for educa-
ltional-agricultural purposes between the
United States Department Of Agriculture,
the Virginia agricultural station. the State
board OF education, and the State board of
agriculture.
The committee Of the senate and house
on insurance and banking IN joint SEES
sion, decided on bill, which will be re-
ported 10 both houses. 1t IS practically
along the lines OF the measure introduced
by Judge Martin Williams, extending the
existing supervision Of the State corpora
! ton commission over State banks. which
are State repositories to all State banks.
The divorce bill was not acted on, owing
to lack OF attendance on the part Of mem
/ bers Of the committee.
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LITTLE DIES TO-DAY.
Slayer of Meadows Family to Be
Eleetrocuted at Richmond.
s,,.rial 70 The Washington Herald.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Bluefeld W. Va. Feb. lO.-After being
Informed by Gov. Swanson that he would
not interfere. the warden OF the Rich
mond, Va. prison is now completing ar
rangoments for the execution Of Howard
Little. sextuple murderer. who VIII be
eleetrocuted at sunset Friday evening for
the murder of the Meadows family near
Hurley, Va, across the West Virginia
state lire. five months ago. in letter
written In his cell. Little requests his
wife to claim the body after his exeeu-
ton and bury It in Mcdowell County.
W Va, where his father and mother
are buried. Little is spending his last
DAYS In his cell with Catholic priest.
One dark. rainy night five months ago
Little left his home. and when last seen
was going in the direction Of the Meadows
home He did not return to his home
until early in the morning. His clothing
was covered with mud and bloodstains.
The housekeeper testified that after Little
returned home he went 10 sleep, and
during his sleep muttFsed about murder
ing people Two hours after Little re-
turned. the crime was discovered by
farmers passing the house. The body Of
Meadows was found near the front door
riddled with bullets. The dead were:
George Meadows, aged ffty-one; Mrs
George Meadows. aged sixty-one; Frank
Meadows, aged twenty; Laura Meadows,
aged eighteen; Minnie Meadows aged
eight. and AUNT Betty Justice, aged
seventy-five.
Two days after the crime Little was
arrested at the Blueheld depot as he was
in the act OF boarding a train for the
West with a woman. He was tried at
Grundy. Va. An armed guard was sta
toned around the jail and courthouse.
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JUSTICE BARNARD

JJSIIJb bAhNANIs
Estate Of James LOTndes; order granting letters
testsmeutary 20 American Security and Trust Con-
pauy. Attorney " 4. McKennsy.
Estate q David X Fly. order granting lstters o.
administration to Aauts Fly; bond. 800 Attorneys.
Cole & Donaldson
Estate Of William Au petition for lsttsrs tes.A,
mcucary. Attorney. ". A. D0nsh.
Estate Of Lydia g. Conkling; crdsr 20 sci rial
estate Attorney, 4. Z. Shoemaker.
IN rr John s. Fraser: order TO sci real estate
Attorney. John Ridout-
Estate Of George ID. Simmsi order granting let
.ers Of administration b Richard D. sfmns: bad.
800. Attorney, J. Fl. Taylor.
Estate Of Ellen Neville Will dated July g 1900,
fled
Estate Of Oliver McIIheuny; order % transfer
STOCK.
Estate n Ferdinand Y. Berry; order granting let
ters tes,amentary 70 G. A Berry: bond. $50. At
torleys G. A. Berry and r. F. Downing.
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WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.

WASHINGTON HERALD bU BEAUs
SIS King Street.
Alexandra, Va. Feb Neutrality-suspicious.
amounting TO S9,SS5.9O have been raised
by the congregation Of the Second Pres
byterian Church toward Improvements TO
cost about $15.c0O
At a congregational meeting last even
ing S5.455.90 was received. The church
expects shortly to receive a government
claim. II IS proposed TO add another
story 70 the church and make other ex-
tensions.
A negro ball was given at Odd Fell
lows Hall last night. When 1t was
breaking up about o'clock this morning
William Washington and Randolph Jones
sought surgical attention for cuts and
bruises. Harvey Fairfax and Claude
Cooper. also negroes. were arrested, and
Washington and Jones are held. They
are charged with disorderly conduct and
fighting.
Linden 1. Ferguson's funeral took
place at 3 o'clock this afternoon from
Grace Episcopal Church. Rev. Edgar
Carpenter, rector, conducted the ser
vices, and the interment was made in
Bethel Cemetery. Members Of Potomac
Lodge, No. IS, Order of Odd Fellows,
attended.
The body Of G. Powell Hill, seventy
one years old, who died yesterday IN
Richmond. Va, was brought here this
afternoon and buried in Ivy Hin Gene
terry. Rev. W. F. Watson. pastor Of
the First Baptist Church, conducted the
services.
Funeral services for Miss Eliza Carr,
who died from burns Tuesday last, took
place this afternoon from her home, 1923
Duke street. Rev. w. J. Morton, rector
Of Christ Episcopal Church, conducted
the services. Burial was IN ST. PauVs
Cemetery,
The body Of Samuel Henry. a Former
resident, who died in Washington, was
brought here this afternoon and buried.
In the Corporation Court to-day a deed
of conveyance was placed on record
from Walter Roberts, conveying to the
Independent Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany the three-story brick store building
at the northeast corner OF Prince and
Royal streets.
Bishop Harding. Of Washington. to-
night delivered a Lenten lecture at Christ
Episcopal Church.
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TAGGART TO MAKE RACE.
VIII be Democratic Candidate 10
Oppose Beveridge.

viii BE Democratic Candidate 10
Oppose Beveridge.
Indianapolis, Feb. 1O-Thomas Tag
gart former chairman Of the Democratic
National Committee. is the Democratic
candidate for United States Senator.
They have a majority in the legislature
The plan of the Taggart men is to nomi-
nate ticket Of candidates for county
Offices that Is not a Taggart ticket; IN
other words, a good, strong ticket that
viii carry the legislative candidates
through in the election.
It is probable. also. that there will be
two candidates on the legislative ticket
who will not be Taggart men, provided
the plans Of the Taggart men carry.
However. the other seven legislative
candidates win be Taggart men, and, It
IS understood, men who will support Tag
CART for United States Senator.
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BLIND NAN IS SUED.
;irl Aged Nineteen Wants $4,000
Heart BaIm from Old Man.

Girl Aged Nineteen Wants $4,000
Heart Balm from Old Man.
HonesdaIe. Pa. Feb. 10.-Seventy-fOur-
vear-oId William F Taylor. OF Hatboro.
Pa. who is totally blind, was the de-
PENDANT In a breach Of promise suit IN
which evidence was heard here to-day.
The plaintiff IS nineteen-year-old jose
phire Olshefskl. OF Prompton. She de-
mauds $1,000 damages.
The girl says that she was employed
in TayIor's family when he lived in
Prompton. and that he often asked her
70 marry him. and after she had con-
scented he broke his promise.
TAYLOR declared that the girl was
merely a servant IN his house, and that
he never asked her 10 marry him.
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Equity Court No. 2.


No. 2qiO1. Barham Barhami rule ret1rnaole
Feb-1ary 10. Attorney, w. A Conbe.
No. 8sC. Mcfarland ct al. Vs. Peters ct al.
order dismi9ing bin. Attorneys. Il H. Thomas
]. ". Patterson and ". J. Lambert.
No. 2eO,2 Doebereiner Vs. Firor Baking Com
many. order to surrender fire insurance policies.
Attoneys. G. L. Whitford-W. A. Johnston.
No. glO2 In re George c. Rankin, receiver
authorized 10 destroy old books Attorney. F. ".
WeitZel.
No Z2ss. Afuplelsen Ts. Miller ct al decree pro
confesso. Attorneys. r. P. Sheehy-J. e. Laskey
and A. r. Bell.
Assignments for to-day-Motions;
No 28 Tabulating Machine Company rs. Du-
rand Attorneys, McGnl-BakeF.
No. go Ginnsbrg "a GGRnsbIs. Attorneys.
BaYksdalo-Gsrtman.
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from August ., 1901, to September a.
1904; in command Of U. S. s Chattanoo-
ga, September p, 1904. to November 13.
1906 on duty at Washington Navy Yard.
February 1, 1907, to April 80. 1906: was
promoted to captain on April 50, 1905;
served in command on battleship
Virginia from May IS. 1905. to January
S, 1910.
Under date Of January 10, 1910, he was
ordered 10 duty as president of the
Board Of Inspectors for Shore Stations,
Navy Department and was engaged in
that duty at the time OF his death.
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Equity Court No. /.
IusTTcr ANDERSON.

JUSTICE A4N4'L'AN9C-'-
No 1902 Fant vs.. FAINT; decree pro confesso or
dered and reference to examiner Attorneys, 'Tep-
Der & Grsack-F. r. Keys
No sir Dvrfee vs., Durfee: rule as 20 contempt
reiurnable February Is Attorneys o. H. Fowler
and ~ C. Balderston-h TObrineT.
Assignments for todsy-MohonS;
No. m IN 70 George II. Adams. Attorneys,
Jones-Ridout
No ST. Edmonds vs.. EdmondS- Attorneys
Observation-Disclosures
No. ss. Green vs.. Green Attorneys, Patterson
Collins.
No. IL Bride vs.. Baker. Attorneys, Hallam-
Ridout-
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Aged Woman Burned to Death.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Staunton, Va, Feb. 10-Mrs. Rowena
Clarke, Of Charleston, S. c.. who has been
on n visit to her granddaughter, Mrs. T.
T. Fauntleroy, was burned to death to-
day. when her dress caught fire from a
stove. Mrs. Fauntleroy threw a blanket
about her, but not until the aged wom-
ans dress was ablaze. Mrs. Clarke was
elghty-flve years old. The funeral will
be held in Charleston.
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Memphis Bank Robbed.

Memphis, Nebr.. Feb. 10.-The Bank Of
Memphis was cracked last night and all
the cash IN the vaults secured The eX-
act amount taken has not yet been ascer-
tained. but & ran into several thousands
Of dollars. Five men did the work. two
going into the building. while three stood
guard without
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Circuit Court 40. 4.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No 5lsll. Strausburg vs.. Golden g. Co; given 70
jury Attorneys, w. T. Ambrose and J. IA Smith
Baker Sdcehy & Hogan.
san.aha Is. Palmer (txo casesl; cases ordered
consolidated. Attorneys, Alex W1lf-Sath- and Q.
r. Wilson.
Assignments for today-M0tions:
No / Ofutt vs. Washington Terminal Company.
Attorneys. Ofley & MErshsll-McKeuney & Fan
nGy.
No. 2 wathra vs Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. Birney, Prentiss & SeHrnan-PerTy q Son
and Dunlop.
No 3. Hayes VI Melville. Attorneys JsFords &
BealI-GeTman.
iords-WhitS
No i. L. S ex rel Rico rs Moore AttOrneyA
MISUNDERSTANDING
No. 6 Dashields vs. Moses & Sons. AttuneyA
AIather & Clark-Donaicson.
No Z Ashford VS. ste7eus Attorneys. DaEts,
Slater s. Jamos-Jeiforis & HalloTay.
No. 8. MooIney vs. Same. Attorneys, same,
No 9. Webster vs., Same Attorneys, same.
No. To- Gvynne vs.. Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company. Attorneys, RidOut-Sohn.
Circuit Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 5o102 Bagin vs.. Southern Surety Company.
Attoueys, II. T. Blair-J. J. Darlington. 5. Mo
Namara and L. s. Huidekoper,
Assignments for today-M0tfozs:
No l. Albert rs. Michael. Attorneys Rose &
Glassie-AladdCx & Galley.
No. 2. Brent vs.. Great Falls and Old Dominion
Railway Company Attorneys, Classic s Clinks-
cale5-Lambcrt,
No. 8 Heinicke vs.. White Attorneys, Wof &
RosenberE-Gruff & Mitchell.
No l. Elder vs. Tufts. Attorneys. Wheutey-
Keigwin & Coldreu
No, D. Rinehart vs.. Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Company. Attorneys Perry Hcgan-Hanil-
ton, Colbert Yerkes Hamilton.
No 6. Sprow vs.. Staples. Attorneys jackson s
johnson.
No :. Wampole & Co. VS. Diendonns- Attorneys
Observation-Disclosures
No S. Thomas VS.. De Winter ct al Attorneys,
syme & Beler-MsrshaIl.
No, o. Robbins vs.. District Of Columbia ct al.
Attorneys, Cleph7ne-ThOmas
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District Court.
STAFFORD.

No, ST.. In re damages account change % grade;
order ratfvfng sUpuisement as relnced by remit
titur lot 49, square -. 100 Massachusetts, avenue
northeast.
No. go In re extension n Rittenbouss street
oT1er CuufrTning verdict o. tury.
No SS In Re extension Ninth street; sane.
No. 20. in p opsling aIley IL squares $50 aid
ssh. order directing payment Of award into cpIrt-
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Eanity snits.

No. 2slrl. Lille NJ. Barham vs.. Milton a. Bar
ham: divorce a meusa e. tho7o. Attorney. W. A.
Cormhe
No o9l02 In re George G. Rankin; receiver per
mission % destroy old books Attorney. + W
Weitzel
No glC3 IN ~ Cathsrins Lindsey e. 81. infants
quit title. Attorney. r. 5 Hume.
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WOMEN AS ENUMERATORS.
Supervisor Graham, of WiIkesbarre,
VIII AntagOnize Politicians.

Wilkesbare, Feb. 10-Believing IN
woman suffrage and in woman having
political positions if they have the abTi-
ty to fill them, Census Supervisor John
3. Graham. Of this county. announced
to-day that he intended to appoint a
number Of women as census enumera-
tors If they have passed a high enough
examination TO warrant them being en-
ployed.
Despite the fact that this course will
arouse great objection among the poll
tieians OF the county who have been
requesting positions as enumerators for
their henchmen, Supervisor Graham
says he will stick TO his decision.
Mr.. Graham says that he believes IN
woman suffrage.
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LeopoId,n GIFT to Pone

London, Feb. ia dispatch from
Rome to the Globe says there is a report
in Vatican circles that the late King Leo
pold OF Belgium left 100000 francs 70
the Pope
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Criminal Court No. I.
IIISTlCE GOTID.

JUSTICE GOULD.
United States rs. Peri ". Frshy; forgery, bin Of
exceptions submitted time 10 settle same and TO file
transcript; extended.
No. 1855 United States IS. WilfCrG L Lott; a.
sault to XII and assault with dangerous weapons
plea guilty Of assault with dangerous weapon.
No. 25s2o. United States Us Walter Willis; rob
berry; plea guilty; sentenced n pen!tentiary for one
year and one day.
No. $500 United States VS.. Clsrencs Brown and
Thomas Newman; HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; No. l,
verdict not guilty; No 2 verdict guilty.
No. 25S7L United States Leroy Jewell; war
rant Of removal from Eastern district Of Pennsylva-
MIA; defendant committed
No. 26s7o United States vs.. Freedman J. Wal
colt; same
Assignment for to-day-Strteuces and motions:
Criminal Court No. 2
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No 1888. Des1nukes vs.. Winter ct al. Attorneys.
j. z. Collins-R. B. Behrend.
No HIg53 Pryts "a TYnOr: verdict Tor dsfe1dApt-
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Two divorces Are Refused.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Staunton, Va. Feb. 1.-two sensational
divorce cases were heard here to-day AL
berta Kingan was refused a divorce from
D. A. Kingan. This case created a SEN
sation here in connection with the $4,000
damage suit in which Kingan sued ]. A.
Wehn for alleged alienation of his wife's
affections. E. n Nettleton. Of Covington,
Va. was refused divorce from his wife,
Lula Nettleton.
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COURT RECORD
Thursday. February
CThursdny, February 10, 1900

No. SO Burgess e a. ~ Bats Attorneys,
Ge-tman-Van Dyke.
No. 20 Madsrt Va Madert ct a. AttUueyA
Hitt-Ho7ew6M
No. q Burnside rs. Burnside ATTORNEY GieS
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Chicago Opern Mnnaeer

Chicago. H., Feb. 1O.-Bernard Ulrich,
Of Baltimore, has been engaged to he
business manager Of the new Chicago
Opera Company.
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CHURCH FUND GETS BOOST
Alexandrians Help Second Presby'
terrain Plan.
Edifce 10 He Enlarged at Cost Of
$4,000, Most of which Has Al
ready Been Subscribed.

F. Clinton knight. 65 King street. Alexandra,
Va. is authorized agent and carrier for The Wash
ington Herald. The Herald viii be delivered daily
aud sunday TO any address in Alexandria for 8.
ce-ts NINTH
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For a steamed cottage pudding, add a
cupful Of dates to the ordinary cottage
pudding and steam the mixture instead
of baking. This will be found excellent,
heinz tasty as well as nutritious
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Bankruptey Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 6A. IN r6 George 5 lane. discharge ordered
No. 65i II re Nathan Dmb-ecco r.; adjudica-
ton ard rafararrn.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No. 5Z5a. Susan Il. Hotchkiss vs. The F. H.
Smith Company; appeal Attorney. Lelnuel Fugitt-
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Bishop Harding, OF Washington. to-
night delivered a Lenten lecture at Christ
Episcopal Church.