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HIS ILLNESS is
a .. VERY PUZzLING
DIR. BICKNELL Is FOUND UNCON-
SClOOS IN DANVILLE HOTEL.
LEFT WILL ON TABLE.

DANVILLE, VA.-Special.- DR.. G..
-. Bicknell. Of Etowah, Tenn, sur
geon for the Louisville and Nashville
railway, was found unconscious In his
room at a local hotel. He was taken
10 the General Hospital In a serious
condition Or. Bicknell arrived at the
hotel Tuesday and took supper.
He was seen several DAYS later.
when the chambermaid tried to get
into his room. but failed. Entrance
was erected through the fire escape.
DR.. Bicknell had made out his will
and placed 1t in a letter addressed to
the hotel clerks Physicians thus far
failed TO diagnose the case.
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Earthquake Recorded.
WASHINGTON. DC. SneciaI,

Record of an earthquake, the
duration of which was 80 minutes
and 10 seconds, was marked at
the United States Weather Blu
reau, beginning at 11:S9 O'Clock
yesterday forenoon. The intensi-
~ OF the motion, IL was found,
was nearly twice as great ia an
easterIy-westerly direction as
from north 10 south IL Is esti-
mated that the center OF the dis
fnrbence was about 2,10O miles
from Washington, probably I'm
Central America or on the SOUTH
ern coast OF Mexico.
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Apples Are Chean.

LYNCHBURG, VA.-Special.-Ap-
pies are being peddled on the streets
or Lynchburg today at 10 cents a
peck. A year ago the same kind of
fruit easily brought dollar a bushel.
The fruit crop is abundant in all sec
uons around the city. The same is
true of Irish potatoes, for they are
selling at 10 cents a peck on the
streets.
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REAL ESTATE,

Do YOa Want q Hemei By adopting
Dur plan, you will be landlord $3.50
Per month, plus $50 interest on yearly
Sn 10h years; you are at liberty to pay
- IN full at any time, thereby stopping
Farther interest We win also take
I'D" that mortgage Write or eau on
J. W. PONDER, 1855 Chamber d
Commerce Bldg. Richmond, Va
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IS TO $40

made each day; canvassers and mer-
chant agents wanted to sell my solid
aluminium Gem" cooker and house
hold specialties; exclusive territory;
fine proposition for general store
keeper. VIM. r. BRANCH, Wholesale
Department, 2 South Fourteenth St.,
Richmond Va
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Prime ERHnrffHA

Some vernal properties they bring
And set the scene we know as spring.
A team comes out to show Its skill.
Well known in natures vaudeville
Robin and Bluebird form the team;
Their act is said to be a scream.
For while the latter's songs entrance.
The former does a lively dance.
And he would be an utter wretch
Who could ignore this pleasing sketch
Washington Herald
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Reduce Pullman Rates.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK.-Special.-
The Attorney General will file a petit
ton with the Interstate Commerce
Commission this week to reduce Pull
man sleeping car rates 40 per cent
The reduction will apply principally
to upper berths. At the same time
a restraining order will be asked pre-
venting the Pullman Company from
raising lower berth rates.
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"spIashv Causes Reprimand.

NE WFOhI, H. I.-SpeClaI.-Mem
bers of the committee who had charge
or the annual splash" OF the civilian
employees Of the naval torpedo station
last winter, which caused an inyesti-
cation because a dancing girl was one
or the chief features of the entertain
ment, are to be reprimanded by order
of the Navy Department.
This decision was announced follow
ing the filing Of the report of the naval
board OF inquiry which investigated the
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Logical.

Mother" asked little Ethel, now
that you're in mourning for Cousin
Adelaide, will you wear black night
dresses, too?"
What an absurd question, child"
"Oh, I only thought you might be
as sorry at night as you were during
the day." ventured Ethel.-Harper's
Bazaar.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
every town in Virginia; a good prop
osition for hustlers, no others need
reply. to this ad. Address j. w.
PONDER, 1896 Chamber OF Com
merce Bldg. Richmond, Va.
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Herr Pastor-I've made seven peo-
pie happy today; I've Just married
three couples.
Friend-But that's only six people.
Herr Pastor-Well, how about my
self ?-Simplicissimus
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Mr.. Browning (pompously)-This
is a great day for us at home. NV
daughter comes OUT tonight.
Mrs. Diggle (surprised)- don't
say so, mister! So does my 'usband;
e's been in for a month.-The Tat
Ter.
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"Hullo, Tommy, what's the mat
ter?"
please, auntie, I don't like my
cake"
well, dear, don't eat it,"
Please, auntie, I've eaten it!"-
London Opinion.
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The Sad Fate or Dioeenes.

Sour old Diogenes,
Cynically eating cheese,
Saw an honest man. surrounded,
BY halo. and. astounded.
Fell into his tub and drowned.
Smiths Magazine for August
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FOR SALE

SECOND HAND BAGS AND BURLAP
for sale. RICHMOND BAG CO..
Richmond. Va.
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WANTS
HAIR GOODS.

ALL TIE LATEST PARIS FASH
IONS In HAIR DRESSING. All
kinds Of Hair on hand or made TO
order. CCmbiRes made into Switches,
Rempadours, Puffs, etc. Satisfaction
guaranteed HUGHES, 209 North
Third St. Richmond. Va
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and No. Us. IngOldsby 81 al. "a OTIS affirmed
Op1uion by Mr.. Justice Roob.
No 2l5. Degge e. al vs Hitchcock, Sc
Nn Il6 Nanny ct Al. SANE, argument ogn-
Inenced by Mr.. o. A. Eriman for appellant.
Patent appeal No e2i. Mayer Fertilizer and
Junk Company EirsiniaC Arolira Chemical Com
Iauy placed At foot Z patent calendar.
No. 5es9. United states * ri LRus vs. DEyen-
Por5, g. motion for rehearing denied.
No, 1l5 smoot Va heyl ct al; petition fos
modified decree denied
Original No. Ssl Ceballos e al VI Canpania
Irans-A tiantic; petition foc allowance Ct spocAI
appeal denied.
No. 10 Unitad StlIes IS Washington Railway
and Electric Company: affirmed Opinion b Mr.
Justice Van Drsdel.
Assignments for April g. 1910:
No. ). Degge vs. Secretary Of interior. Attorneys.
Guy-Baker. Perm & Huidskoper
No. 4. Maury ct al. vs.. same Attorneys. sans.
No. j. District Of Columbia vs.. Kraft Attorneys,
No .. District Of Columbia vs.. Gregory. Attor-
neys. same.
No. !, McNamsrl "a. Washington Terminal Com.
pany. Attorneys COT-Hamilton.
Ne, lo. Southern Railway Company et a. vs.
hawElns DC Attorneys. Maddox & Galley and
Hamilton, Colbert Yeskes & Hsmilton-Bailsy
No IL District * Columbia Vs. Cohuru Attnr-
neys, Ihomas-Johnston.
No p District q Columbia "a Lee Attorneys,
Thonas-LaSzey.
No Is United States e1 rel. Thomas " Ous,is
e al Attoneys sullivan-ThOmAs & Stephens
Regular call
No ISL. Adams Monroe Manufacturing Com-
pany vs. Macfsrand Attorneys. simnons-Thonlas
& smith
No. soss Fletcher vs.. Aston. Attorneys. Burke &
Hufty-Fr5hy.
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see. was fixed a good many years ago.
when 81 was very cheap for gas.
Mr.. Goldsborough--Is it not because
they sell very little Of that artificial gas
and only to the outlying districts?
Mr.. Humphreys-As I understand Mr.
Moore. he is asking what price they had
before they established this keen com
petition OF natural gas. Back in 1855
they were charging 81, and then came an
natural gas. and I suppose they kept up
the price with the idea that they would
get as much as they could out OF what
they sold OF course the Illuminating
gas is a losing business in Pittsburg.
Mr.. Aiken-Is any of that natural gas
at Des Moines or Omaha2
Mr., Humphreys do not think there
is at either OF them?
Mr. Aiken-What is the price in those
two towns now?
Mr.. Humphreys-At Omaha 1t is $1.15
Mr.. Moore-SL15 fiat?
Mr. Humphreys-Yes. sir. At Des
Moines it is 81.
Mr.. Alken-Yes.
Mr. Humphreys-In Philadelphia mat
ters are more or less complicated.
Mr. Moore-I think it is 50 cents now,
is it not?
10 take that, Mr.. Moore, without ex-
planning the contract with the city
MIR. Cary-For Wheeling. the difference
between $3.50 and 70 cents is rs cents, is
it not?
Mr.. Humphreys-Yes. If $50 is the
price charged. which does not appear.
Mr. Cary-Then, do you figure that ne
extra amount of money 70 be paid out of
the budget would amount TO that enor-
nous sum to the consumers. the difference
between Is cents and $50?
Mr. Humphreys-At Wheeling they are
not making a return on their invest
ment
Mr.. Cary-Who gets the benefit Of that
70 cents? Who gets the benefit OF II? II
is the consumer. is it not?
Mr. Humphreys-The consumer, yes.
Mr.. Cary-1he taxpayers OF the city get
the benefit
Mr. Humphreys-No, sir; the taxpayers
do not get the benefit. The taxpayers
paid for giving the benefit TO the con-
sumer.
Mr. Cary-And the taxpayer is the con-
sumer?
Mr.. Humphreys-Not altogether: no.
Mr. Cary-Well-
Mr.. Humphreys-It is quite different
proposition.
(After further discussion the commit
resolution under consideration being post
poned until Friday, April 8, 1910, at 10
o'clock a. M
Adjourned at 1890 2. m
Adv
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IrSrIcE RapNAPn

dbclaLb BAftNAIkD.
Estate Of Elizabeth A. Fries; petition for letters
stutleT.
In 70 Frank H. Heare ct al petition to dis
charge guardian and appoint new one. Attorney.
W. p Pmmley.
Estate Of Paul Il Camp; order appointing Man
f. Camp guardian; bond. $500 Attorney. E H.
jackson.
Estate Of Louis D. Wine; CIDER to transfer funds.
Sc Attorney J. J. Darlington.
Estate Of John L. EBell. order granting letters
testAmentsy to Arthur ". and Robert Ewsll
bond. a.50. Attorney. B. T. Leighton
Estate Of Elizabeth L Dunn; order granting
letters tsstamentary to Lanier. George n. Dunn,
and J. c. Head bond, 5000. Attorney. ". X.
Qunter.
Estate Ct Hannah E Polkinhogn; order granting
letters tes.amenIary to Cath Z. Polkinson; bond,
s.. COO Attorney. ]. J. Darlington.
Estate Of Barton 5. Alexander; order granting
letters Of administration &c Eustsce B. Rogers;
bend. $500, Attorneys, F. A fleming and B. W..
Parker.
Estate of Jesse n. Scale; order sustaining Objeo-
tons
Estate of Eldred 6. Davis; order granting letters
q administration C. I. a. TO William g. Davis
bond. Sl]00. Attorneys Cuttings & Chamberlin
EI.ate Of Sarah 2. CLARK, VIII dated June 8,
1905 fled
Estate Of Diedrich H. Borcbes; order granting
letters testameutary 20 Marie II. Borches; bond
SEQ Attorney, j. R. Shields.
Estate Of James c. Addison petition for letters
testamentary. Attorney J. F. LaSkey
Estate Of William J. Lenoir order 70 employ
counsel. Attorney II. B. Mouiton-
Estate Of James D. Goddard; VIII dated July 50,
1902 fled
Estate Of Lyman D. Landoni win dated February
Estate Ct David ]. Brewer; viii dated October o.
1906, and eodicil dated March :, 1905.
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IT would be too rich. Tt Is about midway
between natural gas and illuminating gas.
Mr.. Msrtin-Aiight ask the gentleman
a question?
The Chairman-Yes; this is free for all
Mr. Moore-I would like TO find out
something about what these people pay
for gas in those cities. We have been
trying TO get that
The Chalrman-An right
Mr.. Humphreys-In Milwaukee It is 80
cents for the first 10000 feet for the sec
ond 10000 feet it is 20 cents, and over TO-.
900 feet it is 90 cents.
The Chairman-will you proceed with
that line?
Mr.. Humphreys-In Pittsburg 1t is 81
up 20 $500 feet, and over $500 feet it is 50
cents
The Chairman-Did you finish with Mil
waukee?
| Mr.. Hunphreys-In Milwaukee, as l say,
they will have TO pay for the first 1900
feet so cents, for the second 1000 feet 10
cents. and then they get it down to 90
cents.
Mr.. Moore-Thst is the minimum price?
Mr.. Hunphreys-Yes. Pittsburg up to
$500 cubic feet per month pays 81.
The Chairman-Did you finish with Mil
waukee?
Mr.. Moore-He has told us it is so
cents for the first 1900 feet, and then it
is graduated down to so cents. according
to the amount used,
Mr.. Humphreys-In Milwaukee, for any
one consumer TO get the eO-cent price. he
has first got to burn 1000 feet-1OOOO at
50 cents and 10000 at 70 cents. In Pittsburg
it is 81 up to 1850 feet, and over 1850 feet it
is IS cents. Omaha is $1.l5. Des Moines it
81 Brooklyn is so cents. and under con-
test
Mr.. Moore-PittsbMg being so near the
center OF supply OF coke and coal. why
should that price be so high? They have
natural gas there, too.
Mr.. Humphreys-The conditions are
somewhat abnormal. because they have
natural gas, anyway. OF course. they
run at disadvantage. anyway. and it is
just a question which way they lose the
least money.
Mr.. Moore-Now. tell US about the other
cities?
Mr.. Humphreys-Before natural gas
they charged 81. I can give you what It
was in Pittsburg before they had natural
gas. Before natural gas they charged 81
for ten or fifteen years before that
Mr.. MOore-If the committee will par
don me a moment, I would like to ask
the doctor why Pittsburg. being in the
very center OF the coke and coal supply
OF the country, and also having natural
gas should charge 81 for gas, whereas in
Milwaukee, somewhat further away. the
price varies so and is so much less?
Mr.. Humphreys-That price OF 81 you
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COURT RECORD
TUESDAY, April ., 1900

Supreme Court OF the United States.
Present: The Chief justice. Mr.. Justice Harlan.
Mr.. Justcs White. Mr.. Justice McKsnna. Ny.
Justics Holmes. Mr.. Justice Day. and Mr. Justice
Lurton.
Eugene II. Berard Of Men York City: Samuel
Rowland Hoppin. Of New York City: AdelmA II
BuTd, Of New York City. and James W. Pope, o,
Boston, Mass. were admitted 10 practice.
s\os. p and "a The Eastern KENTUCKY Coal
taads Corporation, plaintiff in error. vs. The Con-
uioa'Fealth q KsntuelJ; motion TO advance sub
mirted by Mr. W. J. Hendriek. for the plaintiff IN
error.
No. !. Original The Stats Of Maryland. CON-
plAinznt. The State Of West Virginia; tina for
entry Of decree and appointment o. commissioners
extended 10 May l. 1870 per stipulation OF counsel
On motion Of Mr. J. II. Gaines In behalf OF coun-
sci.
No e6A The Interstate Cosnmercs Commission.
appellant, The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railway Company e a. and
No Ca Durham. Hanna s Munger DRY Goods
Company ct aL, appellants. vs. The Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railway Company ct sl.. leave
granted to file brief herein amicus curiae, on
motion Of Mr.. Frederick Manley Ives. in that be-
half.
No Is ard a Original. tx parte: In the matter
Of The state Of Oklahoma, petitioner; argument
concluded b. Mr.. Joseph ". Bailey, for the peti-
toner.
No 66a Tbs Interstate Commerce Commission.
appellant. vs. The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific
Railway Company ct al.
No. e84 Burnham. Hanna Munger Dry Goods
Company et al. appellants, The Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacific Railway Company ct al and
No. 81. The Interstate Commerce Commission
appellant, " The Chicago Burlington and Quincy
Railroad Company; one-half hour additional time
allowed each SIDE in the argument of these cases.
and four counsel allowed 10 make oral argument
for the appellees and the appellants In No. 65I
on motion Of Mr.. Wade H. Ellis, in that behalf;
argument commenced by Mr.. Wade II. Ellis. for
the Interstate Commerce Commission, and con
tinued by Mr.. John II. Atwood. for the appellants
in No. 6S4 and By AR. William D. McHugh and
Mr.. c. @. Il. Fyfe. for the appelIees
Adjourned until to-day at y O'clock.
The day call for "Wednesday, April 8, viii be as
follows Nos. S63 land sa and s4D, 60, $50, 40
land AL. III l43, As, lac. li7 and 6
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DEEDS OF TRUST,

Square Ss4-Lot ~ William S. Schwartz ct uz.
&c HssTy a. wasstsf and Leslie E F. Prince.
trustees. to sscIre jacob S. Moser. Is years.
peT cent. semi-aRnually
Square sl6-Lot Is; Joseph Z. DAILY, John j. Dsly.
and Harry S. WEIGH lgusldian) TO Aaron II.
Frear and Delmas c. Stutler. trustees, TO Sc.
cure Grace l. Rials, $50, ! year, 6 per cent
senliannualiy
Square 62f-North part Of lot p and east part Of
lot p; Mary Scsllon TO Peter Dunn and John
ShugIue. trustees, 70 secure Mary T. Schultz
Slo65.ss. ] yes-. 8 per cent. semi-annually
Moore and BarbSuris addtion-Iot 73 block 1;
William A. Rector e ux. Cora, 10 Chaplin
Brown and Henry H. Bergmsnn. trustees TO
ssclss the Oriental Building Association No. s.
a2G.
Square 9si-Bots "A and IS; Ira Lantz to George
J. yesterday trustee. 70 secure the Connecticut
Avenue Highlands Company. $50 monthly pay.
ments. per cent pr annum.
Square s97-Part Of lot 8 Bridget Fesan TO James
J., Shea and William z. NoEmcyie. trustees.
20 secure George Berger, 500, years. 8 per
cent sem-annuziy.
Square A2-Psrt Of lot s.; Annie B. Gish TO
Ernest 4 Dsnial and BENJAMIN S. Minor.
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motion for new trial flied. Attorneys ". r.
Benhsm. c. +. Cazusi. and H. Il Glassie-R r.
Perry & Son and q. J. Dunlop
Assignments for to-day:
Nc - Bal, administrators, vs.. United States
Express C0mIsny. Attorneys. Baker. shsehy &
Hogsn-Birney & Woodland.
No. ~ Tobriner et al vs. Jefferson. Attorneys.
TobrineT & Cull-NeWmyer.
No 26S Wells Capital Traction Company. At
toTneys, Richardson-PeTTy & son and Dunlop.
No I6. Harrison et al IS Weld Attorneys.
Observation-Disclosures & Englesby.
No rs Lyon vs. BuTseJ. Attorneys RSdOut-
White
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Family Suits.

No. 1888 Peter J. Mcintyre ct al " Unknown
Heirs of Anthony HOlmead et al: quiet title
Attorneys. r. +. Downing and ", h. Ma1ogue.
No E25a. William " Rollins rs. AIyer B. New
man; cancel tax deed. Attorney g. c. Gertman.
No. $40 The Franklin Fire Insurance Com
Tany vs., Leigh Bonssl ct al bill Of intsrnIeadsr
Attorney. W 3. Guy.
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Lawsuits.

No. 525n. Lee L. HeTTel & Bro. vs Lemuel F.
Burner; Judgment Municipal Court. SIS Attoney
". C. Sullivan
No sA4- Same William II. Feiter ara
William K, Gruver; same $3.50 Attorney, same
No $50 Same IS. William H. SoTTen; same
S1s2e attorney. sane
No 5zS3 Same rs. Abraham l. smith; sane
s2s5 Attorney same
No 5sSaA Minnie Y. Tebbrtts "a Frod S. LIN
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Circuit Court No. L.

No 5le72 Kiliher vs. Capital Traction comnanv.
verdict for plaintiff 500 motion for new trial Attor-
neys r F Downing and G. A. Berry-R r Perry
& Son and G. T. Dunlap
No. 5l652. Hillman e. al vs.. Robinson ct al. On
trial Attorneys. Pennehaser, Carusi, s. Jones--G.
A. Provost and Z. a. Bailey.
Assignments -or to-day.
Ne. 4ls. aicKmnlie Ct al. vs.. Horton, IT. Attor-
neys, Ambrose
No. s79. Egan vs.. Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad
Company. ATTORNEYS. Lambcr & Yeatman-Ha Hamilton
No. 4sl. Newman W. Newman ct al ATTORNEYS.
Ridout & Gertman-Peyton.
No. is7. Mckenzie Us. Grouse. Attorneys. Mather-
Davis
No 1891 Sprcw vs. Staples. Attorneys. Jack
son, Nieol 6 Johnson-Syme 6 Woodland.
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coin Ct al; damages $1,000 Attorneys Leckie,
Fulton & Cox
No. ks Barron G. Collier " Lacey & Co !;
sooOl1t. SEQ. Attorney A c. Wells
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Circuit CourT NO. ?.
CHIEF JFTSTTCE CIARATrcu

No 5o7s2 Brcwn vs.. Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington Railway Company; verdict for de-
PENDANT. Attorneys, G, l. Baker. f. B. Sheriff..
and c. c. Miiler-sIcKinney & F9anner.
Ne Sa2l FFg ". eAptt2i Traction Company,
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Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No 3e66 United States vs. John Hansborough ;
assault dangerous weapon; recoEnizs1ce In s., 600.
With Myra Murdock surety. taken.
No. 3ss0. United States Theodore Shoemaker:
warrant q removal from Southern district Of New
York.
No. 2es and No. $3.50. United States vs.. Edward
P. Taylor conspiracy; recognIzauoe n s. 600, with
George Taylor surety, taken.
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Equity Court No. 2.

JUSTICE BARNARD
No 295i. Lee Sullivan ct al; appearance
Of absent defendant ordered. Attorney, p. r.
billiard.
No saa Congsr vs.. Jones; rule return.bl.
April s Attorney, ", Balinger and ". I. Fur
bershaw,
No. 1896 Gamer ~ Garner; submitted Attor-
neys. l, Y. Hayden-G. ". Drew
No. 1855. Bradford rs. Bradford & al: sane
Attorneys Collins & Clsrke-F. Peyton.
No. 2IlS Clagett vs., Clagett; same. Attoneys.
G. c. Gertman-J. W LAtimer.
No. 20G. burlington vs.. burlington ct Al .
same Attorneys. Alfred D. smith--A. r. Webb.
No, $3.50 Cahiu ", Rutherford ct a. auditor
report confirmed ATTORNEYS. ". J. Lambert
PenEebaker. Camsi & Jones.
In re Qunacy) Adop Padelt; auditors report con-
hmed
No, 25S2 Sydnor ct al vs. Brooks; order nis
Attorney. L Williamson.
No. 2ss56. Eglm Is. Drew ct a. decree cancelins
deed Attorneys, Dan. Peyser Taylor. and NJ
Stras5lrger-G " Drew.
No. &5S. Hin ct al, rs. Pickfo-d ct al; order
extending time. Attorneys O. A Douglas and q
a Baker. and McKenney & F1annery-NIaddox &
Galley and John Ridout
No. 8352 Dunn ct a. vs.. Espey ct al: sale
ratified aud referred 10 auditor. Attorney. W, A.
Johnston.
No. 1857. simous &c. VI Palmer ct al. order
appointing guardian sd litem- Attorney, L II.
David.
As=lsHheHls lot To-Day
No l96. Carus vs. CLARK ct al. Attorneys. Jones
d CaTusi-Tucker & Kenyon
No. aS GoldsboTough ct al vs. Macfsrland ct
al Attorneys RidOut-ThomsS
No 20. Clements vs. Clements ct al. AttorpeYA
Turuer-Have.
No ~ Bond vs., Brooks. Attorneys Richard
s0n-POIlard
No "a CToissant rs. Ferguson. Attorneys, Don
adson-Leighton & Hume.
No 26. Baker Baker. Attorneys, shreve &
Richardson.
No. us Ferris vs. Lyeitl, Attorney. Easby-srnitb.
No 20. Musselman vs., MuSehnan- Attornsya
Observation-Disclosures.
No. ~ Strother Is. STROLLER. ATTORNEYS. Walker
-Chnksosles, Jones S Homer.
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Criminal Court No. 2.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No, 5l6s7. Hutchinson vs.. Desio: bill q ezcep-
tons signed and fled. Attorneys, J. H Hayden
". II. Sholes.
No. 1854 United States vs. John A. Psntoni
libel; bail fixed at 500 500 cash deposited
Habeas corpus. Ne. 45, In re Woodbury. B. Or1ns-
by. hearing adjourned until Monday. Attorneys ".
G.. Johnson-ThOmpsOn.
Assignment for to-day:
No. l57. Darby & Sons Company "a schneidsr's
Sons. Attorneys, Mcneil & Mcneil and Vale
Mathef.
Ne. ~ Delsou Kemp Attorneys. Blanken.
ship & Paladini-Smith
No. S3 Boo vs. SeTT1giio, Attorneys. Gies-Les-
ter & Price
No. SO. Stein Brothers "a Hunter. Attorneys
Hirschman-Toomey.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-06
Equity Court No. 1.
ANDERSON.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Assignments for April Il:
No. lss. Williamson vs. Williamson. Attcrnevs
Barnard-Erig & Hopeweu.
No 33 Honling vs.. Becker. Attorneys, Lester
& Prize
No. 10. Durfee rs Dursee. Attorneys. Fowler
& Observation-Disclosures
No. G. Lansdals rs. sieTTett. Attorneys. Lester
Price-Gittings & Chan.berlin.
No. 8e. Din vs. AidaanS. Attorneys o'Dooo-
ghue--Archer. Smith Gies & Rranhenf.irr