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THE EXILE.

am living the stable with the horses and the and
heart full of and of hay and cannot hold communion
with my loved and loving frau for she's busy canning peaches
every day o. she's busy canning peaches you hear her tren
zed creeches she seals and puts the clammy thing
living bologna and the cheaper grades of aw and patron
lie the hydran when I'm dry am full of cha and thses for
sluber in the and often wake the horses when cry
For my wife canning peaches but experience eahes that her
mind will be recovered by and by my wife canning peaches
and the house full of and the neghbo also do
the same you them in their Kitchens you hear them
prance and and their peaches not worth unker
blame Still the wives canning peaches with zeal that
reaches and their husbands disguised with the game 1t
sad that lovely should go bay every year when the frost
the pumpkin and the pow; sad her raging with her
topno her and the juice of mody peaches her brow
Once year she's canning peaches while her husband sits and
breaches in the stable, TO the horses and the COW!
tar,rrht 1910 BY George Matthew Adams) Walt MASON.
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-sx f1riongS Idlswsiss. l03 Her
bert. 10 ]. Won; Mndinetie. lo9 tKoerneTl. 70
10 second; Jack Weaver. III kennedy. 6 10 s.
thiId. Time. iI7 IS Monte Fox, Barn Dance
Black Magic. Old Boy. Hsldeman. Indian Girl
New Star and Cisko also ran.
SECOND RACE-One mile and twenty yards
Tom Bigbee lo2 Ham to 2 won; Claudia. l0C
N0Crel 10 - second: Elizabethan 100 lK0ernpri
10 s. third. Time. Isl Is Csnopian. Nettie
Taves. Deacon. Fgocla, Meadow Grass, Mae Ham
it0u, and Pin Oak also ran
THIRD RACE-six Nurlorgs Duquesne q
CThomasl. 20 .. won; Transyaal ls7 lWauenl 9
70 2, second; The Fad. loS iAustinl 10 5. third
Time. III IS. selwik, Ton shaw. st. Aulaire and
Kitty Fisher also an
FOURTH RACE-Six frulongs Cherricola. I07
AloCNl Is % q w1n: John Griffin H. Us Grand
s 10 s. second Emperor William III lWauenl 20
10. third. Time. l:l6 Tim Pippin and Trance also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-six furlongs Little Father los
lThomasl. Q TO 10 wOn Golden Ruby. 100 lKoer-
ner}, 4 TO g. second Little Rajah. % NOLAN. to
g third Time, III %. Hectagon, Bazel Burke
and Wine also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-sixteeuth miles
Camel ll2 Thomas. 10 J. won The Peer. lO2
lKoensTt. even. second; Pirate Diana los Jack
son. TO 3. third. Time ] -. Stolypin Dander
The Minks Capt. Kennedy. Alice and Aluzetta W.
also ran.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Thursday,
CThursday, October O, I0IO)

workhouso for thirty days. Attorney. Alfred D.
Smith.
No. 2ll7. United States rs. Robert Turner, as
SAINT with dangerous weapon verdict guilty; re
msnded Attorney. Alfred ID Smith
No. Z7l8 United States Arthur Bradley. rob
berry verdict guilty with recommendation 10 mercy,
Attorney =. G., Taylor.
No 957ci United States vs.. James A. Eyon dis
charge from Jail October ordered.
No zGi2 United States IS Harry Cook; dis
charge from jail October ordered
Assignments f0r October 7-ATaignments
CrininaI Court No. =.
CHIEF JUSTICE cLABAUGH.
No 27l73 United States IS. Winfield johnson and
Robert Ball househrsa king and larceny plea guilty
! sentenced 10 penitentiay for two years each.
No 27lG United states Samuel Daniels !; rob
hery plea not guilty.
No Z7lsi. United States Frank Washington
assault 20 rape same.
20 Z7lss United States vs.. Benjamin Lucks; as
sault with dangerous weapon. same.
Nc 27lsi. United States William Hall, rob
bery; same.
No 9i76. United States VS. Walter Bussius; yio-
lating section 2 ACT June .. 1910; a.s..l
No Ili2 United States vs.. Vernon Jet; Yinlat-
ing section 2l5 penal code Plea guilty; sentenced
10 nil f0T eleven months.
No Eis7. United States vs.. Finest Robinson
assaut 90 kin. plea not guilty.
No a6833o. United States vs.. John C. Davis
eIEbezzlemgJ. time for Ming transcript extended u
November T. 1910
United States vs. J. Barton Miller; same; time 10
submit bill q exceptions extended
Assignment for October Z; Motions and araign-
ments.
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ton E. Lester ard Michael J. Colbert. trustees,
10 seare the National Permanent Building A.
so-ia;iCu. 8, 100,
Columbia Heiglts-Lot Is block 2: Andrew J.
Heilbrun Ct u1 10 Charles II. Baumau and
William a. Hin trustees. 90 secure Annie
Murray Hunt. SO. ! 10 l55 mlatAs ler CENT.
rli-auuuaily.
Bosemout Park-Part q lot e: Allan McLaus
Abert 70 Frank Z. Smith and Charles So.
smIson. trustees, 10 secz1s Fged. s. Smith.
S. go %. 2 years, per cent sszni annually.
SQUARE 3Sc-Lot 3. Paul scLarf ct la. o. Norman
l. Saulshury ard joseph Z. BO1ling. trustees.
10 secure Peyrau ". Caltee I'D monthly
payments. EeT cent PER aluuln-
IugleSde-Lot IL block J.; james H. Z. Brown
10 b. Francs saul and He-tert T. Shannon.
trustees. 10 secure Middauga SaanL1l. llc.,
&09e. moLthly payments. "a Ier c4ut peg
anuum. same % B. Frzucs SAM and Walter
II. Hilton. trustees 10 secure Garrett A. Smith,
$500 yeaTs. 81 pr cent semi Annually.
Square s5o-Lot 70; Charles W. layer II ux. %
Michael l. Weller and Nicholas II, Shea. tT-s-
tees, 70 secure William T. Resell, treasurer -
ST. Josephs Male OEpLan Asylum, s. so,
years pr CENT semi anuUaily. Same 70 Prank
A. Jones and Robert r. Mshorasy. trustees, 70
secure GeeFge l. Dant, S,le9. - @ mouths. g
per CENT IFT annum.
Square 5lG-Part u lot Il: Jane Tiehmaun q a. 20
Edward p. Schwartz and Edwin d. Barker. rrls-
tees. 10 secure feliK T. McManus 200 year.
per cent semi annually.
North Grounds q Columbian Co-lege-Lo- n block
4 Nellie T. Palmer e VIZ 70 Harry s. Wstl
and Charles Z. Marsh. trustees 20 secure Helen
T. WEIGH. so. l 10 10 moaths. pr cent DR.
anuum.
Meridian Hill-L0t r.. block e. Edward ". Holmes
e lax. 10 Francis A BlunGln ard Henry T.
Mooney trustees. 10 secure William e. B.uIdgn
8 800 monthly payments, PER cent Der arIuin.
Square 63-Part q lot A; Bridget Mcjiuniss 70
Edward F. Schwartz and Charles 2. Murphy,
trustees, % secure Agnes Douglas. Sl.00, years
per cent, seInianuually
Inglesida-Lot S. block Harry Wardman ard
Thomas +. Bones 10 William A. Bill ard Rig
maid ". Besl, trustees 70 ssCsro Marion j.
Mclean. SOC yeas, 81 pr cent saEi-auua-
ally
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

COuEt Oh AppcAAss
Present-AH
Admissions; ThoHas p. Littlepage and John II.
Howell. H.
No. ~. Yates vs.. Yates; molten To allow APPEL
liant 10 print record Submitted by Mr. c. NJ Full
ton in support Thereof
No. 2l53 George A. Fuller Company vs. Nc
Closkey motion TO grant additional time Tor argI-
meat submitted BY Alr. Z. S. DuIal. IT,. in support
Of motion.
No. 2la Pitchlynn vs. District o. Columbia
passed
No. aa United States ex rel. Early rs. Rich
ards; argument continued by Mr.. C. A White Tor
appellant. continued by Mr.. =. II. Thomas for ap-
pellee and concluded b. Mr. W. II. White for ap-
pellee.
No. 2l7O. Mitchell Mining Company vs. Emig ct
al. argument commenced b. Mr. s. S. Watson for
appellant. continued By Mr John Ridout for appel
lee and concluded By Mr. s. !, Watson for appel
LIANT.
No. n72 Hoepner vs. Bel: submitted
No, Zls'. United States * rel Love et al. rs.
Balnger. argument commenced by Mr.. q. II. Meril-
lat for appellants. continued by Mr.. Oscar LaWler
for appellee. and concluded by Mr. c. H. Meriiat
for appellant
No. 25S. Bro1vn rs, United States; argument com
meneed by Mr.. Campbell Darlington for appellant
No. 2l5. Degge ct al. vs.. Hitchcock et al; mo
ton for allowance Of ~rit Of error and appeal %
supreme Court Of United States submitted by Mr.
motion.
No. ZIG. MauEy Il al. Same; same.
Assignments for to-day;
special calendar:
No. 70. Brown IS United States: on hearing At
torneys Darlington Il RidOut-Wilson.
Nc. Il. Billing IS. Field. Attorneys. Bacon
Church & Johnson.
No. Z02 Warner IS. Baker. Attorneys. Oar
lingtDn-Dayis 4 HagAn.
No zO9 McGaw vs.. Hunuy. Attorneys. Jack
B0n-Leighton
No. Zilo. Wilson e al vs.. Snow. Attorneys. Ca
rlsl & Jones-Douglas. Mattingly Darlington.
No, A2. King vs. Rudolph. Attorneys. Padgett
& FOrr5st-Thomas 4 smith
No. 2lS0. Nolle vs., Oyster. Attorneys. Gittings &
Chamberlain-C. r. Wilson.
No. Z35. Cunningham ct al. vs. Taylor. Attor-
neys MILAN < Smith-Broan 4 Clsgett.
No. GB Capital Traction Company vs. Waihen.
Attorneys Peyry & Son and Dunl0p-Birney.
No. ufA Dashields Va Moses soma AtJOr-
neys MAther- Donaldson & Ferguson.
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FIRST -steeplechase short course. DR..
Heard 100 CAicClaiui. 2 10 l. won; COTley. l&
RYAN 6 10 l. second: Stalker lB (Pgmbertonl.
. 10 l. third. Time. 4 % 50 Magellan also an.
SECOND RACE-Five and one-hah fu!ougs
OnageF lO3 Glass : TO p, won. Imprint. 8
adams 10 !. second sidney r.. l06 lTapiinl.
% !, third, Time. lIL Barney lgoe also ran
THIRD RACINE and one-han furlougs. Ano-
ret III walsh. 10 J. won: O2T. 10 Garner
10 !. second AIissiyc % wilson is 70 !. third.
Time ] 10 Is Ben Lomond. Laughing EyeA Ia
sale Coal Shoot, and Malitine also ran
FOURTH RACE-FIVe anG oue-hAn furlongs-
Eddl ll6 Burns II 10 5, won Melton Street.
lo3 Garner. y to / second; Clay. l0l tJohnsonl,
10 , third. Time. 1929 Baythom, Solid
Comfort. and M0ncrief also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and oneeighth miles. Tom
Hayward. Io4 lBumsl 10 5. won; ReyoouTn. 100
Glass . 70 J. second; Neneta Str0me. l05 lDaven-
port, 10 l. third. Tine is 80. 1laTigol also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-Oue mile. NJ. Cannon. JOG
Gross. 70 l. won; Big Stick l0f (Gamerj : 70
., second Dixie knight. lA Glass 3 10 S, third.
Time, ] IS S1 The Golden Butterfly and Compton
alsD rlu.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square l74-Lots s. and es; Edith E. Holt to
William a. Hin and Rgnald W. Beau, tr1s-
tees. 10 secure Harry A. Kite. SEQ 10 80
months. 6 PER cent. seniannually.
Garfeld-Lot ~; James Duckett e NIX to VIII
lam NJ Wales and Nelson Wilson, trustees. 10
secure Henry B. Simpson, Ss, TO - months,
per cent per annum.
Bauy Fam-paFt Of lot G. section Z; George W.
Giles ct ux. 10 Thomas Walker and james r.
Bundy. trustees, 20 secure Clarence NJ. De Yeile.
SIS ] mOnth. Ter cent per snnum.
PetWOTth-LCt ST. block 81 John H. Ehersole ct
TX. 70 Andrew ID. Lofler and Percy h. Russell.
trustees to tecure Thomas E. Jauel, s. $50.
20 q months, pr cent Per annum,
SherwO0ds Addition 20 Brookland-I.Ot s. block 8;
Nelson A. Helianer q to Harry A. Hegarty
and Joseph Cole, trustees. TO secure William
a. Hit, A.4l0, l 10 80 months, 6 per cent per
aunum.
Square S5l-I0t IL; James ]. Tuttle Ct ux TO
JAY B. Smith aud Elmer Zerkle. trustees, 10
secure Charles Boyd, $50 years. Ter
cent mOnthly
BaHy Fam-PaTt Of original lot II. section i;
joseph T. Wallace ct ux. 10 Maurice 0Jterbacl
and George S. King. trustees TO secure VIII
lam H. Underdue $3.50. l TO 50 months 6 per
cent PEP annum.
Square &2-Part Of lot ! Madison Whipple ct TX.
10 William j. Father and Frank I. Rawlings.
trustees. 10 secure John NJ. Jones, 5000. )
years. Per cent semi-annuRlly.
Square 4lS-Lcs A; simon Goldberg ct ux. TO Whar-
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Dress Parade II. second NJ T. Greene third
Blue Tie. Footpad, lines b. Brady. and Elaborate
also ran. Time. 81 rs. Betting on Montcalm 10
70 win. : 10 5 E place. and 2 10 ) to show.
Although three favorites and a second
ehoiee horse won, the bookies closed the
day big winners. IN the nth race. Royal
Lodge and Forester We're both played
heavily. and there was hardly bet on
Miss Columbia. the winner.
II was noticeable that larger con-
tingent was present from Baltimore than
on previous days The Pennsylvania
Railroad has a special leaving the Mon
umental City at 12:25, with parlor car
service, and another train at l2.40 Both
draw up just in the rear of the grand
stand at Marlboro, and a special train
leaves the race track at sos.
Joe Levy. manager of the jamestown
Jockey Club is at the Marlboro track
in the interest of his meet. which starts
In Norfolk, November l. and lasts until
the 18th, with privilege 10 extend IL
until the 30th. The meeting has been
indorsed by the Norfolk Board of Trade
and the Business Mems Association OF
the city. on the opening day there is to
be a half holiday.
The entries for tomorrow show de-
cided improvement over the three pre-
vious days. The events are better filled
than to-day. when nearly half hundred
horses Went 20 the post. The feature OF
the afternoons sport win be handicap.
when some of the best sprinters on the
track will answer the call
Entries for tomorrow
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HATCHETITES PLAY SATURDAY.

George Washington's football team win
open the season at Union League Park
tomorrow against the Fredericksburg
College eleven, and IN interesting game
is expected.
Coach Magofin had his men IN hard
scrimnage during yesterdays practice
and a number of new plays were tried
out Snowden. formerly CT Episcopal
High School, and Moore, a Western
youngster. showed up with the new can
didates. Both are out for half backs and
look promising.
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Charles f. Goodno nend.

The death of Mr.. Charles T. Goodno.
for many years a clerk in the Department
Of Justice, has caused profound sorrOW
10 legion of friends. Mr.. Go0dno was
q veteran of the civil war. enIlsung at
its outbreak as a drummer boy IN the
Seventh Iowa Regiment, and serving
throughout the rebellion, being twice
severely wounded AT the close OF
the war be made his home In Washing
ton ard had been connected with the
government service almost continuously
sine, that time. Mr.. Goodno IS survived
by lis wife and a son, Mr.. David
Goodno.
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FrOba:a Court.



Estate Of Elisha C. Osiander; letters tesla
meuEary granted 10 Margaret A. 0siRndeT; bond,
100. Attorney. T. l. Jen0Tds.
Estate Of Benjamin G. C0Wl; petition for allow
suees. Attorney, W. r. Guy.
Estate Of Emily BarIieh. letters Of adminisiEz-
tion granted 70 Charles N. Bauick bond 500.
Attorney Irving Williamson.
In Re John ". Freeman et al. order 70 enom-
Der realty. Attorney. K. r. Homer.
Estate Il Patrcs O. Holmes: letters testamentary
gahted 10 Margaret r and Rose L. Holmes; bond
$50. Attcneys Sheehy & Sheehy
Estate q Eunina J. NOud petition for Letters
testameHtsry. Attorneys, Ralston. siddons & Rich
ardsaH.
Estate q Samuel G. Davis: Will dated July u
1911. and codicil dated April g. 1908 hled
IN re Richard u. Hall order for allowance
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Circuit Court No. L.
IISTICE ANDERSON.


No. gsJa Rluthcnthal BickaH vs.. Carson Ct
al verdict for defendants Attorneys. II. W.
Whestley, /. A. Bailey, and r. l. Quinn.
No. 1851 Gregory Administrative ". HOuseF
stricken from calendar on account 4 bankruptcy
proceedings. Attorneys L. Cabsll Wiliamson-E. 5.
Duyall. i.
Assignments FOR October Motions.
No. l. Moshensal District Of Columbia Attor-
news McNsill-ThOmas.
No Co-by Us. Rogers Attorneys. McNeill-
Sullivan.
No 5 Brace Company vs.. Leonard e. al. Attor-
neys Brsndenburg-
No. 4 Connolly vs.. Lawler. Attorneys LatimeF
Davis.
No 5. Jackson ct al. Va Baldwin AttOrneyS
Coonbs-Rido7It.
No. 6. Kline VI. Cohen Attorneys, Loushran and
steaman-Diggs.
No Z. United States to use q KepPler vs.. L0wn
ct al. Attorneys. Douglas Baker-Maddox Cat
ley & Gies
No s. Snyder rs Piland et al. Attorneys. Gag
ett-Hamilt0n Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. g. Newburgh vs. Warder et al. AttonsyS
Adriasns-LatipeT.
No TO- Costello - Palmer. Attorneys. Mather
& HopeEell-Wilson.
No. L. Clarke & soa ". White Oak Coal Co. At
torney. Brown.
No. - johnson. executor. vs. Thomas. Attorneys,
Jones & Hicks-Tobrner
No. 5l5S7. Savior vs., Door; on trial Attorneys
W. E. liberalization Colbert. YeTkes q Ham
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Equity Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

Nc. 295ss. TsyloF rs. Taylor slirnony and counse
fees ordered pad, AttoTptys. C, Il. Hemans and
G. F. Collins-L. T. l. Jones and Y. T. Clink
scales
Assignment for October 7-Nlotions
Bank No. 4aa- In re Martin Bros Attorneys
Hume Easily smith
No J. Albert $ Launon Attorneys, Baker
Shelby 4 Hogaa-E urse Lambert
Ne, 8. lie v. Lee. Attorneys. Bailey-Green-
No. s. Maupin Fs. Brown. Attorneys, Thomas
Dickey & Ridout-
No. = GsaaIs vs. Forrest Attorneys Archer s
smith-GardineT.
No. 9 United States Trust Company -. National
Savings and Truft ComDaay. Attorneys, Rais'on
Sidd0ns & Funer-Darlngton
No. Il. Magrades Richardson ATTORNEYS
Wnson-Ray.
No IS Panton rs International Auto Sight
seeing Company. Attorneys. Wolhaupter CollodaJ
No. & Durfee "a ourse Ato<neys. BaldeFstor
-Tobgiuer
No. L. wyeth vs. Northro7. Attorneys. Hllyer-
Drew.
No. u Higgins Va Higgins Attorney. Ambross
No q. Myers " Myers. Attorneys. TeppeF a
Gusack-1iacd0nald.
No. .. BrOsn Is Brown Attorneys. Hart 6
Colloday-LAskey.
No. Is. Daniel vs. Daniel. Attorneys, George s
Tooney.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No Gs5 In Te George T. Fritch, &c; order o.
publication Attorney Z. H. Bug.ey.
No. 3cs5. HUI IS Hun e. al. divorce 4 yin
mat. deCreed.
No. 2s9 Harris e. al. IS Heard; appearance o.
ah5ent defendant ordered. Attorney. 6. +. VII
hams
No. 21s. Somerset Door and Column Companl
rs. Price et a.. refund q deposit ordered. Attor
neys. Wilson 4 Barksdale-Chsrlrs Beudheim.
No. @26. Riley vs.. Riley; divorce Win. mat
decreed. AttCrneys NJ Steaunan and =. II. Tough
ran-Leon PTstzselder.
No. 21S Auth u Auth: dlIorce a mensa e
thoro; alnony and counsel fees ordered Attorneys
NJ A. Mes aud J. d. Sulli,an-Harry Lerch,
No. Jis. BuehlT u Buehler; divorce yin nat
decreed. Attorney. W A. Co0mhe.
Assignments for today-M0tions.
No. 2 Jones e al. VS.. Pennehaksr n a. Ator
neys Davis. Jones & Poe-Laskey. Preutiss & Jack
son.
No. l. Racker vs.. Hilton. Attorneys. Macksy-
Padgett.
No. 6 Pitts Us. Dulany. Attorneys, German s
Ridout-Naddox & Gatley.
No. g. Howard e al. IS, Garrison e. al, Attor
news Lester 4 PTice-Iambert.
No 10 Smith vs. BailinFer Attoueys Steauna-
& Laughraz-Lswler. Clements & Wright.
No. u Smith - Casey Attorneys, Fits
Hnl-steFart & Casey.
No. H. Healey rs. Healey. AttoTuees MerillAt
Archer & smith-BEpey & WoodaTd.
No. 6. Hindman IS. BuneTmsu. Attorneys
'Donoghue-O 'Callsghan & Walker
No. s Gets IS Garfield. Attorneys. Collins s
Collins-Peyton & Gaskns.
No. - CaveTly rs. BuIgdOrf. Attorneys, Easily
smith randenburg Sullivan s Johnson.
No. p. Felter rs Felter. Attorneys. Lambert
Lewis & DAVIS.
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Cardinals to PLAY RnyIews.

Special 10 the Washington Herald
Alexandria, Va, Oct 6.-The Cardinal
Athletic Club football team. Of Alexsn-
dria, viii play it's first game OF the sea-
son with the Raylew A c.. Of Washing
ton, on the North Alfred street grounds
at AIS p. m. Saturday.
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Circuit Court No. =.


No, 5lsS Frswner vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company: nonsuit taken Attoueys Y. L.
Dodge and f. L. Gies-J. J. Darlington.
No. 529n Winner vs.. Same: verdict FOR plaintiff
for SGW and Judgment forthwith. Attorneys.
Wolf & Cohen and II. II. Glassie-J. J. Darlington.
No. 5i6l6 Weber vs. Goddard. eXccutTixi YER
dict for palntih Tor 500. Attorneys. Crludal
Msekey-M \. Richardson.
No. 5l5eA Rumsey vs. Pennsylvania Railroad
COMPANY; continued for term. Attorneys. J. ".
LatimeI-McK cuney & Flannery.
Nc. BITS. Lacy. administrator. vs. Nicholson r
al. on trial. Attorneys Wolf Rosenberg and
I. H. Dayid-J ]. Darlington and !. II. Linton.
Assignments for October Motions;
No. l. Wills vs. Washington. Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Railway. Attorneys. Toomey-
Mackall.
No. ?. Smith VS. Ackcrs, Attorneys, o'shea-
Newmeyer.
No. 5 American Fruit Product Company vs.
semmes Kelly Company. Attorneys Hamilton. Col
bert. Yerkes Hamilton-D0naldson.
No. L. Osgood We. Beebe. Attorneys, Easily
Smith-Ambrose.
No. 5 Armstrong IS Brown & Armstrong Com
pany. Attorneys T0briner Cooke & NeWmyer-
No, e obear ", Mcclure Attorneys. Dousa, Il
Baker-Gies.
No. 7. Smith Vs. American Bonding Company
Attorneys, Leckie-Colbert-
No. g. Hoskinson vs. GleesOn. Attorneys. Cert
man-Nilliamson.
No. 0. United States OK rel. Long vs. Davenport
Attorneys Baiey-Iawler, Clements & Wright.
No. TO- Kemp. &c. rs. Leebmsn. Attorneys
Poe-Ridout.
No. H. Bryan vs. speuy & Hutchinson At
tOrneys. Robson & CaiTin--WoTthington & Frailey.
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District Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No ss. United States v. Il Tubs Frozen Eggs
order % take samples.
No. sJ7. United States vs. Tubs Frozen Eggs
SANE
No. s0s. United States vs.. Il Cans Frozen Eggs
same
No. so. United States vs. L Cans Frozen Eggs
lams
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Rosedale, 10; Independents. 3

In a one-sided game, the Rosedales
succeeded in adding another game 70
their wins. Dore had the Independent
boys at his mercy throughout the game,
the feature being the batting of Rhodes.
who made two home runs. Score:
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RosedaIe. IL, shapiro. II.

In a seesaw game the Rosedales de-
feated the Shapiro Sporting Goods nine
by score of y 10 II. the winners taking
the game after two were out in their
last half OF the ninth inning by Hecks
two-bagger and Rhodes home run.
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Inv sufIk.

No. 5Zil David Bishop Ts. Bates Warren; dam
ages. 500 Attorney. T. L. Matungly
Ne. 5-52 Milton Cai8en vs.. Sallis r. Town
send executor note. $50 Attorney !. d. Willis.
Ne. 5z353. American Case and Register Company
IS EdNhd D. Willsston! Judgment Municipal
Court. $50. Attorney. L. p. Loving.
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Equity Suits.

No 2s5. Ia re George r. Fritoh & Son Company
dissolution Attorney r. II. Bagley
No 1S556. Arthur Cau vs. D. D. Thompson &
Co.. accounting Attorneys, Lester q Prie.
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No. GlA0. United States - Samuel sutt assault
with dangerous weapon; pea, guilty; sentenced 70
the penitenusy for one year and day. Attorney
NJ. T. Clinkseales
No. 2lSS United States vs.. Philip ball house
breaking and larceny plea, guilty; sentenced ~
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huEs-EVans, L0FCICs5 Hecl y. ]. N9rIlfI y
Rhodes e.. r. Meredith, Curtain e.. D1re Chari-
ton g. Russ Vullp -. GaVzza O. Harmez
Slack. Goldberg. Rome TIn-Bhodes. TwO-bssa HRS
Heck. Curtain, Gauzza SLACK Smith, stolen
Evans Heck Rhodes. 4. Meridith SIack
Struck out-By Dore, 6; by Gauzza. 4 First base
on halls-OT DoFe c. Of Gauzza, l. UmTire-3lr
Wannell. Time of game-Z hours and 50 minutes
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Rnns-Evans "a. Loveless. Heck 90, Curtain.
Rhodes Isl, D. Merideth, Pierce ~. Dore. Carter.
hanley q. Home nins-Rhosles ~. Three-base
hli-Heck. THgohase hits-Eyans. Loveless. D. Mere
nth, bore. Stolen tases-EvaHs t2l Pierce. Dore
J. Meredith. Han!ey %. Double Meredith "a
Mercdlih Simmons 10 Burke Struck out-Bs
Dore. 10; hy Clements , Umpire-Mr. II. Dora
Time Of game-2 hours and minutes
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