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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-03-25
FRANKLIN NOTES.

Rev. ]. D. Mitchell was in Nashville
Monday.
Mrs. r. L. Washington, Misses Ha-
eel Doyle, Sadie Foster were in
ashville the guests of friends Satur-
day to Monday.
Mrs. M. G. Nevis and daughter,
Miss Macon A, of South Franklin
were in town Sunday to services.
Mr.. J. H. North, of Nashville, was
here Sunday visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Erskin North
Misses Sallie B. and Almera M.
Williams were in Nashville last Fri
day.
Madams Bell Lucket, l. B. Scott
and DR.. J. Wells, of Nashville, were
here last week visiting Mrs. Laura
Evans, Madams Luckett and SCOTS
mother.
The K. P's. sermon will be held
from the A. M. E. Church, Sunday by
Elder Bedford. All invited.
Mr.. Jones sold his horse Monday
for $4,000. His time was 2:9O;
name, Red Light A very pretty sor-
rel
The Tom Thumb Wedding at the
A. M. e. Church was a success under
the direction of Mrs. J. S. Williams.
The unknown tongue preacher was
here. He made an impression.
The Franklin Cafe has opened.
Joe Moore, manager.
Elder F. d. McGhee was in Column
bia, Tenn, Sunday.
Mr. Joe Reynolds was in town Sun
day.
Mr. Abe Adkissom is very sick this
week.
Mr.. Ed Green Parks is slowly i'm
proving.
Miss Dixie Moss who died Satur-
day was buried Sunday. The funeral
was held from the Baptist Church,
by Elders VIM. Wilson and Hunter
The For-Get-MeNot Art Club met
last week with Mrs. Harry Ewing.
A full number Of members was
present. After the business was
transacted, and the literary program
rendered each member was then bus
ily engaged in needle work. After
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SPRINGHlLL NOTES.

Mrs. Adeline Peters was in Nash
Vile last week visiting Mrs Rosa l..
McHenry.
Mrs. Willie Harrison was in the
city last Sunday.
The young people of the city had
very nice time with their exercises
Saturday night.
Mr.. Sims Davis, of Culleoka, was
in the city Sunday visiting friends.
Mr.. Geo. ]. Sharber is slightly i'll.
Fannie Mai Thompso;l died last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Dee Overton made flying Wis
it to Mt. Pleasant a few days ago.
Mrs. Elnora Overton and Miss Ada
Bond made a visit to their sisters
last Friday.
The rally at the Missionary Church
was a great success Sunday, raising
about $21.
The Primitive Baptists are prepar"
ing to render a large programme foI
Easter.
Mrs Martha Peters is ill., suffering
with the dropsy.
Mrs. Lydia Foster and Miss Lela
Dobbins of Mt Zion spent Saturday
and Sunday with their friends in the
city.
Rev. S. M. Utley will be here on
this first quarter, the first Sunday
Mrs. Mary Bond was IN the city
last week and spent several days
with her relatives.
The people of this city were so over
joyed with the concert that they are
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SUNSHINE HOME NOTES.

The Christian Workers Foreign
Missionary Society will hold it's reg
ular monthly meeting Monday night,
March 20. Brother Ed Thompson OF
the Pentecostal Mission will speak
for the Society. You are most cor.
daily invited to be present.
Our Fireside School work is pro-
crossing nicely. Last month was the
browning month of the season, the
workers are very much encouraged
and hopeful of better times the en-
suing months.
Sister Moore is still in Massachu-
sets, but will soon return to her. head
quarters in Chicago.
The Wednesday afternoon prayer
service is still full of interest. You
are invited to be with us.
The Mission Sunday-school at 3 p.
m. is improving. Mrs. Hattie Muir
dix and Mr.. Henry McClain were
present Sunday and gave some prac-
teal Instructions to the children
We shall be glad to have parents and
friends visit us any Sunday.
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KIRKLAND NOTES.

At Pleasant Baptist Church, Rev. T.
A. Brown, pastor, preached a wonder
full sermon.
Mrs. Cora Patton and two little
daughters, Mollie B. and Lulie L. E.,
and little son, Perry D., were the
guests of her mother Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday
Mrs. Mollie Brooks and Mrs .Lier
Wilson were in Allisona Thursday,
the guests of Mrs. Nancie Johnson,
who is very i'll at this writing.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs Jonn
Burns is very much enjoyed with a
talking machine
March 81, a joyful Easter Hunting
will take place at Mr.. and Mrs. }. II,
Claybrook, in honor of Mr.. G. F. An
dTews.
Misses A. c. and M. D. Patton also
Mr.. c. T. Patton were present at the
the Eaglevillc Beech Grove Church
Church Sunday. Rev. T. A. Brown
preached.
Mr.. A. T. Claybrooks was guest at
the Eagleville Beach Brove Church
Sunday.
! Miss Beulah A. Patton will leave
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SHELBYVILLE NOTES.

Miss Villa Mai Anderson has re
turned to nashville after visiting
her grandfather fer several months.
There was a social gwen at the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wash
ington Friday night for the benefit OF
the First Baptist Church. Music and
games were the principal features OF
the evening.
Miss Grace Scott, or Wartrace, is
visiting in the city.
Mrs. Molie Patterson died Marcn
10. after being i'll about three years.
She was the wife of our departed
friend, Mr.. P. w. Patterson, who
died about three years ago.
Miss Bessie Without has been Wis
iting Miss ida Trail
The Masons and Eastern stars
had their annual sermon Sunday al
the NJ. E. Church.
Miss Lille Buchanan is visiting
friends in Tullahoma-
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The Dabney Brothers Orchestrs
gave an entertainment at the Mason,
ic Theatre last Thursday night to
gether with Blakemore's Orchestra
of Madisonville, Ky. One of the
largest crowds of the season attend
ed and an enjoyable time was re-
ported by ALL
The Sisters of ST. Mary's Chapter
No. Five o. E. S. gave an Old Folks
Concert at the Masonic Theatre
Monday night. The programme con
sisted of choruses, recitals, vocal anu
instrumental solos and a drill by the
knights Templars All present were
satisfied that they got their moneys
worth.
Mr.. Alex. Dortch left last Thurs
day for Prescott, Arizona, after a
few days visit to relatives and
friends.
William, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs,
VIM Moseley, died last Thursday af-
ter very short illness. The tuner
al was conducted from the house by
Rev. P. ]. Coleman.
The remains of MIR. Buster Ven
trice were brought here from st.
ouis, Mo, last week and the inter
ment was at Mt. Olive Cemetery.
Messrs. Hugh Lurton, Roy Phillips
and Geo. C. Dabney spent Sunday in
Hopkinsville, Ky.
Mr.. Peter Postell was in the city
last week.
Mr.. Major brown and Mr.. Tiff left
last week for their home in Earring
ton.
DR.. NJ. E. Coleman is improving.
Mrs. Ellen Armstrong died Sunday
at her home on RobD avenue. The
burial took place at Mt. Olive Gene
terry.
Stamps and Diggs, the old reliable
BARRIERS have removed to the shop
of N. Dixon, Jr,, of South First street.
See Geo. c. Dabney at 100 South
First street for the Globe.
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PARIS NOTES.

Most enjoyable was the birthday
party given in honor of Miss Merton
FDps at her residence on Blythe
street March IA. Those present were
Misses Sallie Johnson, Maud Jewett,
Lillian Fitch, Rosie Lee Epps, Halle
Jones, Eular Jones, Mrs. Budlar
Sparks, Messrs. Pleas Bradley, Henry
Loving, Jr., Homer Byles, Hurbert
Kirby, Charlie Boregard, Roger Daw-
son, Solomon Cooper, James Hicks
and Charlie Curtis.
Mrs. G. P. Woodson visited Mrs.
Frank Kirby last Thursday.
Miss Mary Miller has returned
from visit to Louisville, KY.
Rev. W. E. Travis has accepted his
old position at the wholesale house
Mr.. Carsel Atkins, of Paducah,
KY, is visiting his wife this week
Rev. ]. H. Thompson, of the M. E.
Church, filled the pulpit at Bethel
last Sunday.
Mrs. Harold Travis was the guest
of Mrs. Luanna Dumas last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Mary Cox, of Blythe street,
and Miss Lula Dodson were the
guests of hrs. John Parter last Sun
day.
The Red Rose and Smart Set Clubs
had their regular meeting Monday
night.
Rev. w. Boliver Davis, of Rome,
Ga, filled the pulpit at the Baptist
Church last Sunday morning and
evening. He preached a powerful
sermon which was enjoyed by a
large congregation, and many hearty
amens were heard while he was
breaking the bread of life.
Madams Virgil Palmer and Chas.
Golden dined with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Haynes last Sunday.
Mrs. Easter Russell has been very
sick with la grippe, but is much i'm
proved.
Mr.. Frank Thomas died on the II
and was buried with Masonic honors.
He was member of the A. M. E.
Church.
Mr.. Frank Simon, who has been
sick the past few days is up again
Those on the sick list this week
are Mrs. Ular Greer, Mrs. Jennie
Chatmon, Mr.. Ben Boose, Rev. w. T.
Johnson.
Rev. DR.. Rhy, presiding elder the
the Paris District A. M. E. Church,
held his second quarter at the A. M.
E. Church last Saturday and Sunday
The revival at the A. M. E. Church
is still having success; fifty-six per-
sons have professed hope in Christ.
Drs. Hampton Killibrew and
Thompson have been working faith
fully in the revival.
Madams Luanna Dumas, Minnie
Curtis, Darling Loving have been en-
pertaining the preachers the last two
weeks.
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OUT OF TOWN NOTES.
GAINESVILLE NOTES.

Rev. Sutton E. Grlggs, one of the
best speakers of the race, gave a
lecture at Mt. Olive Baptist Church
last Thursday night. He is one of
the ablest speakers of the race and
held the audience spellbound during
the whole time of his lecture.
Miss Leonie Daniel gave a birth
day party last Monday night. After
a very pleasant evening, tempting re-
freshments were served. Among
those present were Misses Leonie
Daniel and Mary Lizenby, Mr. and
Mrs. Virge Burkes, Messrs. Geo.
Wimberly, Robin Whitfield, Jesse
Merriweather, Emmett Warfeld,
Hugh Lurton and Geo. Dabney.
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GIApEvlLLE NOTES.

Miss Rosie Davis and MIR. Martin
were happily married at the home of
the bride last Sabbath evening. Rev.
R. U. Ferguson performed the cere-
mony. Misses Lottie Hamilton, Cal
lie Burks and Mrs. Fannie Hamilton
were bridesmaids. The bride carried
white and yellow buttercups with
ferns and white ribbons. After the
ceremony many friends congratulated
them.
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insisting on the young to participate
in another one very soon.
Mrs. G. ]. Sharber is improving
great deal
Miss Rena Blair was in Columbia
Saturday.
Rev. j. A. Hill and Rev. Riley filled
their pulpits Sunday and Sunday
night.
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PLATE L.

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IS per illustration given above, at prices
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wards delightful refreshments were
served. The next meeting will be
held with Mrs. ]. A. Hughes.
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD.


Estate q George ". Bowbeer; order grsntins 80
tiers testamen,aIy 20 Matilda B5Vbeer. bond $50.
Attorney. ". q. Gardner
Estate q John +, Crise; order granting Letters
testamentsry % Richard J. Jones; bond, 500 A.
toner. T. y. Donaldson.
Estate Of John D. GaIaEhe-. order granting let
tiers Of administration % Ellen Gallagher; bond.
$t932. Attorneys. r. ?. Downing and g. A. Bern,
Estate q Ceasre Laurent; oTder rstifyIug audi.
tors report and directing sale. Attorney. C. ).
HilIyef
Estate Of George T. Keen. order Of distri6utiJn.
AttoTuey. z. II. Thomas.
Estate Of Henry Johnson: order 70 sell note At
torney, F. A. Fe1ning.
Estate OF Josephine E Pinyon; order framing
issues
Estate q Mary T. Taft order granting Letters
testameutary u Elizabeth e. Schneider and u.
Alice Wellands bond $50 Attorney. ]. +. smith.
Estate Of Edgar L. HenEing order granting al
Clllary letters q administration % Mary ;. Hen
ming, bond. $50. Attorney, r. r Dickey.
Estate Of William T. H. Crews; order granting
letters Of administration 20 Mabel johnson. bond.
SIG1 Attorney, Harvey GiTen-
Estate u Jane kipa5rck; viii dated February 9.
1875 fied.
Estate Of Harry Hunaeker: VII dated January
e IG9 fled.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 3. 1910
Leave Washington New Union Station.
900 a. m.-Daily-An points or Norfolk and West
ern.
1910 p. m.-Daily-Roanoke, Bristol, Winston Sa-
Iem Knoxville. Chattanooga Nashville New Orleans.
Through Sleeper. Dining Cars
410 a. m.-For Bristol Knoxville Chattanooga,
Nashville and Memphis. Washington Memphis sleep
er open 10 ?. m.
For NorfOlk-LeaYe Washington. % a. N. daily.
p. N.
405 p. m.-Daily-BeTyville Luray Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive 6 80 a. N, 1880
D. m, and 1913 a. m.
All information Fourteenth street and New YORK
avenue bend Baildinzb
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AUCTION SALES.
THos. ]. OWEN & son. AnctioneerA
TRUSTEES SALE or TWO-sToRY BRIG
DWELLING. no. ls55 VERMONT AYENU


TRUSTEES SALE or TW0-sTORY BRICK
DWELLING. no. ls55 VERMONT AVENUE
NORTHWEST.
By sirtie Of certain deed Of trus, duly recorded
in Liber No 3205 folio Isl 81 seq. Of the land
records 4 the District d Columbia and az the
quest Ct ihc party secured Thereby. the undersigned
ristee viii sell. at public aUc ion in front Of the
premises. on SATURDAY THE NINETEENTH ~
OF FEBRUARY. A. -. 1910. 40 O'Clock p.
the following described land an premises. sit ,
the City Of Washington. District ID Columbia, a.
glatcd as and being ,lot g in Caroline c. Deans
subdivision Of lots in square go. pr plat r.
corded in Libr r. folio l6 4 the records Of the
Ofice Of the Surveyor Il this District Of Columbia.
together With the improvements. Sold subject %
Irior deed Of trust for s2e9; b lance cash.
Terms Of sale. deposit a 500 VIII Be required 40
time Il sale All convsysncing reconling &c al eos.
Of purchaser. Terms Il sale to be complied with
within fifteen DAYS from cay Of sale. otherwise ths
trustee rcseres the right to resell the properly az
the risk ard cost of defaulns purchaser, after i've
days advertisement II such resale in some news
paper published in Washington. d. c. HOWARD
L. CHRISTIAN. Trustee fesu.iil6ls
AT WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co.'s AUCTION
Rooms. cor 10Th and d SIS nv. SATUR-
DAY. February 70. 1910, az % O'Clock viii be sold
al goods stored 10 the names Of ". Hurley. VII
liam Thomas. John Spencer. Eliza Marshall. Mag
gle Stuart. and William Keefe
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO
feI3-etd
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District n Colombia Washington D. G.. February
T. l9l0.-s-ai-d ir19lsals viii b received a. this
Office until , O'clock D. m. THURSDAY February
o. 1916 for furnishing an necessary labor and mate
rails and ercc!ag cemQiftc l255 feet, more OF less
woven No C. 2z-incI mc-h galvanized wire fencing
az Reno Reservoir. D. &. Blank forms of proposal
Specifications. and all Necessary if nast0B may be
obtained upon application 20 the Property Clerk
y. G.. District Building. CUNO II RUDOLPH
JOHN a. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM V. JUDsON
C0mmissiGncrs. D. c. fel7-3t
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Equity Court No. L.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
No. RS. Ash US. Ash, reference % examiner
Attorneys, ID. :. Mackal. G.rtiEss Chamberiin-
j. =. LaskCy.
NJ. 2el1a B0alee rs. Enmerich; substitution Of
trustee erlerd. Attorney, J. 4. Msedel.
No. GJs. Eys;T rs. Hart uils discharged. At
tcrn5gs z. Il. uarshaI-McNeiu & Mcneil
NJ. 95s9 TvTell vs. Blakeuey original and
amended bin dismissed. Attorneys. T. l. Gies-E
e DVtiCD.
Nc. egz. Tar rs. Davis; argued and submitted
Attorneys 7. 3. Rhodes and ~ ". Hendy-D-
HltLsll.ild-
Ne. ~ Ler,a vs. Southern Securities and De
y-lOUmeIt Conn any. same. Attorneys, Slenan q
Inch
40. 95si5 Ross y. los: defendant ordered 70
uay Ter testimony. Attorneys W. p. Plumley-E. l.
Gies and ". ". Douglas.
". 555 Jones = Pernebaker; demurrer sus-
tained. Attorneys. J. I. Jones-E H. Jackson
Equity Court 10. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
IN re lunacsl Patrick MuugagiH; referred to au-
dit7-.
In re Iunaryl james Anderson same.
In re liunacyl William J. Kennedy; order 70 in
No. ssh Pee vs. Peel: order continuing rule
Attorneys L. I. Downing and g. A. Bsry-J. b.
Giyen.
Nc. 2S992 Garter Is. We5sr ct al; bill dis
missed. Attorneys, W T. Ambrose. Il Ralston-
No. $40 Barr e. uT vs. Williams q a.. order
appointing " g. Gardiner and F. VI. stephens
trustees 10 sell; bond, soc. Attorneys. ". H.
Gar,lincr-M agrudsr Stephens & NagrIder.
No. z5l2 p0sey Is. Maryland Building and SAY
iurs Association et al. order 10 accept sum AT
torueys. !. r. Stewart-G. " White.
W. 1IB Harris vs. Harris: order appointing
guardian ad Ii,em- Attorney, J. ". Patterson
No. DlE Lee IS. Lee. UIle TetuTnabie Feb
marv > Attorneys. j. {. Foster and J. W
Nichols
so. 9ll6 Mackenzie rs. Powell order restrain
iug defendant Attorneys E. Z. Dut:on and g.
4. Maddox J. e. Foster and ]. ". Nichols
Nc. ga. Strcther W Srrother; counsel fee,
&c ordered laid. Attorneys. Thomas Walker
K. Z. HuueI.
Assignment for February y
No E55i Cerrigiio vs. Byrns ct al. Attorneys
Tucker 4 kenyun-COlbeTt
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co.
uml,is. holding Probate Court. Estate Of Rosa
g. Simms deceased. No. 1852 Administration
Docket il.-Applcation having been made herein for
probate Of the last viii and testament a said de-
ceased and FOR letters testamentary said estate
by T. Golden Donaldson Il is ordered this ath dag
Of February A. j.. 1910 that John Whipple Ed
ward Whippe Florence E. Whipple. and all Others
concerned appear in said court on FRIDAY tbs
18th day = March, A. d. 1910 al 20 O'Clock a n,
10 show cause why such application should not %
granted. Let notice hereof be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and The Washington
Herald Once in each u three successive weeks be-
fore the return day herein mentioned the frs publ
cation TO be not les than thirty days before sid
return dsy. JOB BARNARD, Justice. Attest:
iSeal.l JAMES TANNER, Register q Wis for
tie District q Columbia CLERK q the Probats
Court COLE & DONALDSON. Attorneys.
fe5l2ls
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DISfrfcf Court.

JlSlllE HtAEEbhD
Nc. SCI. United States Is. Five Gases Hurdle Brsnd
Holland Gin; exceptions II Ebcllsnt sustained No
tion for security lor costs 0yeruled. Attorneys. d.
". Baker-M -. ROseub.rg.
Nc. Si& United States vs. $50 Sacks Of Princess
Flour; motion 10 take sampis granted. Attorneys,
D. " Baker-H. T. Davis.
NJ. CT. In re Union Station Grade Claims; no
ton "a declare meeting Of commission Illegal over
ruled. Attorneys, G. ". Fowler-A. L. Sinclair.
N. s24. In re condemnation for road along south
branch Anac1stia River: On hearing
No. 133 In re widening alley square oS5i, order %
pay certain award into DgiztIy.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B.-FollcTing schedule figures published onIJ
as information and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta. Birmingham Mobile. New Orleans
Asheville q. m and l0:45 D. NJ For Chatts
nOoga and Memphis. 800 a m. da1y
Fer Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Birnirg
ham, New Orleans l0l0 2. n
Fer Roanoke, Knoxville Chattanooga, Nashville
Memphis 4:lO a. m. daily. (Sleeping car oper
after 10 D. NJ
For Atlanta. Birmingham, Columbia. Charleston
Augusta, Aiken, Savannah. Jacksonville. and Flor
ida points AIS p N. daily.
L, S. BROWN. General Agent.
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Enuifr Suifn.

No. 2lS. William e. Rouzsr vs.. George "
Emmerich treasurer ct al; substitute trustee. At
tCrney J. A Maedel.
No 2lE, Robert A Phillips vs.. Wills s
Crocker ct a.; creditors bill. Attorneys, Barnard
Johnson.
No. OPS Annie NJ. Lee rs. William J. Leei
maintenance. Attorneys. J. c. Foster and J. We
Michel.
Graham; divorce. Attorneys Leckie. Fulton s Cox.
No. 29l53. Alice q. Rcpetti IS Edna Williams e
al; sale and partition. Attorneys, Carlisle l.
LUcketr.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-H0USES.
FOR RE n T-DESIRABLE LOW
PRICED HOUSES.
1909 East Cap, St; rooms and bath. So 20
1854 r st. NV, rooms and bath. $3.50
IS o ST. NV; rooms and bath. 2l5o
40 l st. ne; rooms and bath,.v..., 220
70G 18th st. Sc; ooms................ 1890
421 18th st. Sc: 6. rooms. 1500
1905 G st. Sc: 6 rooms..................1 43o
$40 d st. Sc; 3 rooms. ..........-....... 1850
5lS 9Th ST. Sc; rooms. ................. 1880
GEO HENDERSON,
1fl6 + ST. NV.
Phone Main 1895. 49-eodSt
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Criminal Court No. 2.

dLoIlLE STAR UhDs
No. 1852 LieDeunln 4 HaWn IS kimmel; mo-
ton for new trial oTeuuled and judgment on yer
dc: .ppea noted Attorneys, 7. p llyers-Darr.
PeyseT d Tayl0K.
No. 53l5l Gassenbeimer Fred; motion 70 dis
miss appeal granted. Att9reys, L. 1Oung-W. A.
Johnston.
No. 52lc1. Fred vs.. Gassenheimeri same ArtoT-
neys ~. q. JohnstoB-E Young.
No. Sill SE1rt IS Fletcher: motion fer new
trial ovenuled. Judgment verdict Attorneys. r.
=. Ray and Z Z. BrzddO&-E. Burke and L.
Hufty.
NJ. 5Glss. Omsby vs.. Hood; motion for Judgment
overruled. Attorneys. q. F. Ormsby-W. L. Am
bross.
NJ. lE6 In re estate 4 Asbury Neal; order eI-
- ding time u settle bill Of exceptions
Assignments fOT February Il:
No. loS. Robinson vs.. Southern Railway Com
psHy et al; On hearing. Attorneys Lewis q Robin
scn-Hamilt0n COIbsr, Verses & Hamilton
No o. Dolph vs. Adams EEFrsss Company At
tOTDeys. Archer d Smith-Thouas.
No. g. American Home Life Insurance Company
vs. Czton. Attorneys, Easby- Smith-Sheely %
Sheehy.
No e. Fry IS, GatcleL Attorneys, Harris. VII
son s Barksiale.
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Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE GOULn

No. 26ss2 United States vs. John L. Sullivan
petite larceny; fenteuced to workhCuse for three
months.
No. $3.50. United States vs.. Israel Henson; house
breaking and larceny; sentenced 20 penitentian fCi
one year and six months
No. 9GSf7 United States vs. James Fairfax for
gerY. sentence suspended during good behavior
No. 1918 United States rs. William II. Coates
carnal knowledge: motion for trial overrled and
sentenced to peuiteDtiaTy for seven years
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-19
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