davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
The Academy.

Not since Beaumareheis sent all France
into laughter with his inimitable MAR
riage OF Figaro" has another play caught
the reflection of the times. and held il.
Ike THE Man OF the Hour" II is Amer
lean to the core, rejecting phase OF
American life so essentially national
racial, and peculiar 10 ourselves that
there is not a community from the At
lantie coast to the Pacific that has not
accepted it as a picture OF local con.
ditions. In New York. Chicago, and
Philadelphia popular opinion was Va
macularly expressed by That's Ust"
This unanimous and widespread DISPOSE
ton TO make local application of Mr..
Broadhurst's dramatic picture Is a spon-
taneous and genuine tribute to the au-
thor's keen appreciation OF the essentials
of American life and character Manager
William A. Bradys special company will
be seen during the engagement at the
Academy next week. IL musters a roll
of some OF the best artists on the Amer
lean stage. and includes Felix Haney,
]. o. lie Brasse. Edwin McKim. p Jeffer-
son Rollow. Elliot Simms. James B.
Coughlln. William Lloyd. Gertrude Fowl
er. Anna Lehr. Bertha Holly, and others,
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
The Cosmos.

Among the acts TO be seen at the Cos
mos next week will be the premiere of
the Operate -Four. a mixed quartet of
Washington soloists. who will appear for
the first time on any stage; Woods ami
NAL actors an offering entirely different
from any other animal act ever shown
In Washington. Eckert and Francis will
explain 10 the audience the mysteries OF
wireless telegraphy in a manner so clear
that when they have finished you will
know less than before. McNally and
Stewart are billed for a return engage
ment Happy Jack viii again awake the
echoes with his realistic human locomo-
tive. Others on the bill include Cutting
and Fennell. in original acrobatic and
contortion feats; Bell Carmen. a clever
banjo specialist John thinner. the noted
juggler; Ben Morse. in Trampology. and
two other acts will complete the bill.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

villa Park-Square 1875, lot 9; Clara A. Msrden ct
yir 70 George ". Ward. $685.
University Park-Lot Al. block Il; W. Granville
GUss et TX. 10 William Henry Schultz ct TX.
So
East DreamwoOd-Iots and 9. block 4; lots 10 4.
block 3: Mary J. johnson 10 Bethe CaUer, s..
North Randle Highlands-Square $40. lots 81 and
81; American Security and Trust Company trus-
tee. 20 Hettie Disney SO.
North Randle Highlands-squsre 5i4I. 10, 81 Ameri-
can Security and Trust Company. trustee. 10
Clarence Z. Kefau5er. SO
Potomac Heights-Squsre 1852 lots q, Is, 81, &C. 49,
81. and 81. square li9. lots 90 So and 81 Pc
tomac Heights Land Company 10 5. +. Dorset.
SO
Potomac Heights-square 1852 lots 2 and q James
NJ. Mauris G. ux. TO A. J. Overflow SO.
Dobbins Ado y L--Square 3591 lot 10: Charles A.
Peters ct 20 Walter /. Taylor. SO
p Massaehuss .5enue noFthwest-Square 65, part
Of lot jeremiah Mackezsy to Thomas J.
Kenney ?, TX, Alice K. Kenney 80
westford-square 5l5i. lot a. Gwen II. Fowler ct
10 Hattie NJ Atkins $40.
Westford-Square 5lH. lot 81; Owen H. Fowler ct
ux. to Charles T. A. Longus. so.
Westford-Square 5l53 part Of lot 2; Owen H.
Fowler ct TX 10 John c. Matthews $40
Westford-Square 5l53. lot q Owen H. Fowler et
ux. 10 John c. Matthews SO
loo6 ! street noTthwest-Square IA lot 9; the
Presbyterian Board Of Relief for Disabled Min
isters and the Widows and Orphans Of De
Petworth-LOt g. block Is; Guy S. Zepp and
Carroll s Zepp to William d. Mabry and Nettie
E. Mshry $40.
1907 and 1909 CoTeoTan street northwest-Square 1873
lots lSi and 49, Adde Slack Perrine ct vir T.
John Lewis Smith, Sl0e
1907 COrcoTan street nOrthWest-Square 1913 lot I3I:
John Lewis Smith ct TX. 10 Marian Davidson
Butler and William ]. Butler, sICl, joint
tenants.
1909 Corcoran street northwest-Square 1888 LIT ls5;
John Lewis Smith et ux. 10 James C. Burlls
500
Efinghsn Place-Lot l5 block TO- Mahlon H. Best
ct to Louis Ru5in SO,
Ingleside-Iot 7s block 3, Richard H. Bailey et ux
10 Anna s. Cammack $40
g street northeast-Slulre SIS. lot "a, Mary K
Hemingway ct al. to George W. Marsh, s..
q l street ncTtheast-SQuare e75 lOt pa; George W
Marsh 10 DaEitt D. Chidester So
Waggaman & Ridout Turtles Addition 10 Wash
ington-Lot III: Franklin T. Sanner et NIX. and
William A. Hin ct TX. TO Levi Seward Bacon
SIC
i222 ana lZ2i TWenty'ninth street northwest 1915
street nTthwest-square 1910 lots 1877 and lss
square iT7, Let 81; l. Seward Bacon Ell TX. 10
Franklin Z. SanneF anil William A. Hill. SO
Columbia Heights-Lct a. block 81 Benedict F.
Harvey Ct Tx. % Tandy K. Maupin So
{ "a mn.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
The Casino,

An attractive programme OF vaudeville
acts is announced fer the Casino Theater
next week, which should prove fully
equal 10 The best that has been offered
al that popular house this season. The
headline act will be a laughing one-act
sketch. entitled THE Wrong Man" pre-
scented by Henry Frey. late star OF The
Secrets Of Police company, and Mae Z.
Fields, which is said TO have proved a
hit on the Morris vaudeville circuit. Other
high grade acts include: Franceni &
Lewis. vocal soloists. who will render
operate selections Euriemma 90. a
clever female impersonator: Wilson and
Johnson, in singing and talking act.
Letford and Simon, in a novelty musical
act; Woods and Green. comedians, who
will entertain in various ways. The mo-
ton picture plays VIII. OF course, be a
feature OF the performances
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
The Lyceum.

The next attraction at the New Lyeeum
Theater. beginning next Monday. October
Il, will be Larry Smith and Miss Mamie
Champion and their company of Wash
ington Society Girls" They promise you
all you expect and what you don't ex-
pect, and more and better than any
other burlesaue show will give you. Nov
elites and surprises viii be the feature
Of the olio, and picture tights. draperies.
and hobble skirts, comedy, and popular
songs, catchy and whistley music viii
predominant throughout the performance.
Everybody will be pleased 10 get busy
when the Washington Society Girls
spend the week in entertaining at the
popular theater.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13

guests have been invited to occupy seats
on the stage with him. A notable fea-
ture of the evening, according to the
present plans, is to have placed upon the
stage enc ef the big aeroplanes in which
the flights about the city were made.
This event will be notable not -sniy be-
cause It is the first appearance of Mr..
Grahame-White upon the lecture plat
form in this country, but in that II VIII
mark the first popular exposition OF this
fascinating subject by one qualified 10
speak The seats for the occasion are
now on sale at the box office of the
Columbia Theater
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles B. Wallace. o. Of steuhenViIe. Ohio and
Rose NJ. Beach Is Rev. Frank NJ Thompson.
Gorge +. Lambert, q and Phoebe +. Tucker, 20
both q Fairfax County. Va. Rev J. Howard
Wells
Lsatcher A Bagrant, 3. and Rosie B. LanhAm.
a. Rev. II. NJ. Reed.
Thomas j. Macspeiden. IS, and Myrtle c. KOOntz,
q Rev. 5. H. Greene.
Louis Clereo a. and Katie ZaHgA n Judge
Charles 5. BUndy.
Harry q. NJ. Dant, 3. and Cathryn NJ Walsh, -
Rev. J. r. Mesgher.
William II. Potter. So and Eleanor EndTes. 6,
both q baltimore, Nd. Rev J. NJ IAttls.
Julian ". OlIh, q. and Maud L. Dean. Is. Rev.
joan f. Briggs
William S. Tatman. A. Of Hamenviile. Va. and
Alphoretta F. Wood. g. Of Bethel. oh!o. Rev,
George A. Miller
Fond swetnam. Dc. and Susie Jehries 8. Of War
renton, Va Rev. C. W. Whitmore.
Bernard D. Myers, "a. and Louetta p. Athey. %
both q Martinsbug. w. Va Rev. William +.
Locke.
George p. Hetz. a. q baltimore. Ma, and Dor.
L. Jones q Rev. W. l. Mckinney.
Edward b. OBrien, q. and Edna NJ. Tnlett, -
4 Bancroft Va, Rev, Thomas G.. SEyth.
William L. Wood 2, and Carrie L. Trowen. ..
Rev. T. H. Lamar.
John p. Hutchlns. q. and F1orencs Z. Klotr. ID
Rev. John b. Pitiar.
Harry A. Salmon q. and Mar z Veg. 3. Rev.
c. ". Whiim0re.
John II. Burke. q. of Manassas. Va, and LILLIAN
NJ HynsOn q Res II. V. Hewlett.
Hiram L. Wohlfarth q and Mamie Z. Bosnian,
% Rev william r. wSdGerspoon.
F. f. Mills T. and Evelyn l. Arena, 2, a
Alexandria Va. Rev Herber1 Scott Smith.
COLOEED.
George E. Jessup. >. and Ollie F. Eyer. a Rev.
Juuius l. Loving.
James E Raglaud Is. and Fleter NJ. Terrell. 3
both q Caroline County. Va Rev. W. Westray.
Thcodore II. Richardson. a. and Nicie Ann Car
ter II. Rev. Robert l. Baylor
Richard I. Max. D. and Annie Chesley q. Rev
William !. Brooks
Louis Johnson, p, and Mary Stewart 49, Rev
Aquila Sayles.
john r. Lancaster. q, q RyattsEille, Nd, and
Carrie J. Lucas. IS. Rev. Aquila SsyleS
Barney Ramsey 3. and josephine COERn. 2
Rev 9. p. W. Drew.
Willism L. KimtaIl. lj and Arna Lane S. Rev
s. H. Brown.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-Creamsry. fancy. per H., SoIasl4 /:
Western hsts 2saSo: seconds. z7a2s; process fancy,
zaZ7is
CHEEsE-Nsv York State factory. new. large.
l6al..
EGGs-NeAr-by. fresh Virginia per doa ssa2s;
West YirgiHis and Southwest Virginia, Za1s: Ten
nessee 2a27.
GREEN FRuITS-Apples per Dbl. LOAF q:
oranges. California, PCT box. s5Oa6Z; lemons per
box 350a6 %; grape fruit. per crate 300a5O pine
apples. per crate. 2Ola300, cantaloupes Per crate
l5oa3oo: peaches. per basket 50al25: watsrnelons.
each. l0al5; grapes. Delaware. per basket. e;
Niagara. per basket, Halls; Concord per basket "A
ais; Bartlett pears. Per barrel 350a5 %; dsmsonz
per basket, s5aA0: chestnuts. per h. i3al4
DRESSED POUiTRY-Hens, choice per b. Y;
ROSTERS per ID, i spTingers per h.. Tsls. ducks
per h.. Halls: geese per b. sal0.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens spring Der b. I6alT:
hens. per H.. TO- ROSTERS. per h. 10 turkeys per
H. Balls; ducks Per b.. l2ali; geese Per h.. sale
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., new, No J. per bu
T5aS0: per Dbl, lT5a2so No. 2 Dbl. l25al.50:
sweets, per Dbl. l25aI,A; yams. per bb' Ie0al .
cIcumbers, per basket. 75aIs0; onions per box,
6aso; cabbage. per Dbl. 6cal0o; egg plant per d0z
3a25: squash per crate, Sal0; string beans. per
bbi.. L5al50. lima beans. per quart. l2isaN; let
tuce. per basket, l.0OalI5; tomatoes. home grown.
per box. Sa7S; celery. pr crate. 275a4o0: radishss
per hundred. Looai.5O; peppers. per basket. zljo.
;urnips per dozen punches 2Ss2; beets loo bunches
lSoa2.2S; green cam, per dozen ears. bali
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
DEATHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Solomon Nedenburs, forty-eight years, 81 Fourth
street northwest
Elena j. Dickinson. SEVENTY years. Government
Hospital for Insane.
William A. Knapp, SXty-eight years, 25O7 Psnnsyl-
Fania avenue northwest.
Mary c. Ditsear, seysnty-one years. noe Euclid
street northwest
William H. Smith foTty-siI years, George Wash
ingt0n University Hospital.
Kate L. Benson, hfty-ons years. Emergency Hos
pital.
Florence A. Curtis forty-seven years. lOll street
northwest.
Otto krcsher tWenty-four years Sibley Hospital
George Diea Collins ten days, Columbia Hospital.
COLORED.
George McReyuolds iXty-seven years 92 Soath
Carolina avenue southeast.
MalYina Cole siIty-One years. sa Third street
southeast.
Thomas Jefferson thiry-six years, Government
Hospital for Insane
Georgia STYLES thirtystwo years 1875 trearl y
street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
The Columbia

For the coming week at the Columbia
Theater the offering will be a return en-
gagement of Charles Klein's wonderful
play that has aroused to action the legis-
lstive bodies OF the entire country. "The
Third Degree" Since il was first pro-
duced in this city, little less than two
years ago. 1t has attained a record run OF
more than a year at the Hudson Thea
ter. New York, where It was pronounced
one Of the greatest plays Of the age. It
Is due largely to this Offering that the
committee OF which Senator Beveridge
is chairman has been authorized TO in
quire thoroughly into the inquisitorial
methods OF the police departments OF
the country, in so far as the practices Of
those departments curtail the constitu-
tional rights OF our citizens. The COM
paHy that will appear at the Columbia is
one OF the strongest that has ever been
cast for the play, and tho Offering will
be presented with that close attention
10 detail that marked the New York
engagement.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
The ReInsro.

Lew Fields and THE Summer Widowers"
VIII be al the Belasco Theater next week.
and lively interest already is mani
Tested IN this important engagement
"The Summer Widowers" undoubtedly
Is the largest and most pretentlous the
atrical offering ever to visit Washington,
employing as it does nearly 200 players,
with Mr. Fields and Miss Irene Franklin
heading the cast. It IS even larger than
Mr.. Fields two other entertainments.
The Midnight Sons" and The Jolly
Bachelors" Three weeks ago it COM
pleted a FIVE months run az the Broad
way Theater, New York, where II met
with wonderful success. There are seven
scenes and twenty musical numbers. Sur
rounding Mr.. Fields and Miss Franklin
will be seen Willis p Sweatnam, Fritz
Williams. Walter Percival. Paul Nichol-
son. VIII Archie. Eugene O'Rourke, Ver-
non Castle. Burt Green. Maitland Da-
vies, Louis Franklin. Ada Lewis, Alice
Dewey. Daisy Dumont, Miss Norton, the
Eight Berlin Madcaps. the Hess Sisters,
the Hyde troupe, Baxter and La Conda,
Helen Hayes, and nearly 900 others
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
The Gayety.

Manager James f. Cooper has this
season prepared a programme more than
usually attractive for the patrons OF his
New Jersey Lilies" Surlesque company.
which comes TO the Gayety Theater. Mr.
Cooper has commissioned that funny
comedian and well-known burlesque
writer. Leon Enroll. to furnish the IL
brettos for his two burlesques. The girls
who compose the chorus were selected
from more than 800 applicants. and only
those who could meet the requirements OF
face and figure demanded by Mr. Cooper
We're engaged. with the result that he
confidently believes he has the hand
soonest chorus in its entirety OF any or
ganization OF its kind on the road The
new burlesques Tor tits engagement are
entitled "A Complicated AFFAIR" and "A
Winning Miss"
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
Grahame-white TO Lecture

AS a climax to the wonderful exhibit
tions that Will mark the remainder of
this week, the foremost aviator Of the
world, Claude Grahame-White. will ap-
pear at the Columbia Theater Sunday
evening to- deliver. for the first time in
America, his remarkable lecture describ-
Ing his Flights and flying machines .
He VIII be accompanied by Clifford B.
Harmon and Commodore John Barry
Ryan. and a number OF distinguished
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
Circuit Court No. 1.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. $780, Meter vs.. District Of Columbia; on
trial, Attorneys. W. c. Balderston and Hayden
Johnson-E. II. Thomas.
No. 4sssi. United States vs.. Lewis; certified 20
Circuit Court No 2 Attorneys. C. Il. Wilson
j. J. Darlington and F. W. McReynolds.
Assignments for to-day:
No 81. Pucci vs., Mazinger. Attorneys. Giles
Darlington.
No lon Lawrence vs. Goodacre. Attorneys,
Moulton-Keane.
No III. Wright vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys Bradley-Darlington.
No. li3 Kirkendall et al. ys. Williams ct al. At
tomeys I,alston & Sidd0ns-White.
No. ll5R Vispi vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys. Carusi-HamiltOn.
Circuit Court No. =.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 5l4s7 Soman vs. Potomac Insurance Com
nany; verdict for plaintiff fer $3.50. Attorneys
W. J. Lambert and r. II. Yeatman-Niaddox &
Galley.
No 1855 United States vs. Hansmann; United
States attorney granted I've = withdraw appear
anee fsf plaintiff Attorneys, c. r. Wilson,. J.
Darlington ard +, ". McRsyuolds.
No. 1881. United States vs. Lewis; same Attos-
neys. same,
No. sos Evans vs. Dawson; oontinued. Attor-
ncys Campbell Canington-F. E. Mitchell.
Ne. 1883 Grimm vs.. Gibbs. deeth Of defendant
suggested. Attorneys F. L. GisS-H II. Classic.
No. 5l55l United States ex re-. Walcott vs.. Sec
Rotary 4 Interior; refund Of deposit ordered.
Assignments for to-day:
No. 20, Honabach Michs Il Attorneys, Car
rington & Johnson-Gies
No. "A. Kleinschmidt vs.. O1Dar Attorneys. Viii
son-Toomey.
No. 50. Pyles vs. Smith. Lancaster
Matthews & Bowen.
No. &c. johnson Company 5 gs Bank Va
HeTbst. Attorneys Jeffords-Whltc.
No. 30. Steinfelder HHlehaus Attorneys. JEFF
foTds-White
No. s. Schrier vs.. DAILY. Attorneys. Ambrose &
Latmer-Beil.
No s. Tomls Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, Attorneys. Lambert, Yeatman Whit
ford-Hamilton.
No sc. Muir & Co Va Cove. Attorneys. Am
brose-Davis.
No. 100. Corbn vs.. Dawson. Attorneys. Lambert
& Observation-Disclosures.
Ne. lo2. Baltimore Building and Loan Associa-
ton Jennings. ktnneys. Lamar MILAN &
Smith-Ridout Carlisle & Johns N.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
The MafestiN.

An extra strong show has been booked
AT the Majestic Theater for next week.
The featured programme includes Keen
ey's Merry Kids In a musical comedy en-
titled School Days" with seven in the
cast; the special added attraction, the
Chartres Sisters, singing and dancing act
carrying all Of their special scenery; j.
II. Mureta, instrumental. singing, and
talking. Charles Grant and his acrObatic
and musical dogs. and Madse Hughes.
singing Coincidence. The Majestograph
concludes the performance with the latest
OF pictures.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, October ~, 1900

assault to rape and attempt at CANAL knowledge;
nole pros entered.
United States 70 Frank Washington; defendant
committed to jail
No. ZToz. United States vs.. nry ~ Brooks
Emile Dayoast. and John II. CT ingham, robbery
and assault to rob on trial.
Assignment fer October Is:
Uuifod States vs. Charles Jones 1.-TWO cases).
United States vs.. Harry Walker.
Criminal Court No. =.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. Ii3. United States rs Robert johnson
robbery. verdict guilty; sentenced 70 penitentiary
for five years.
No. Hl62 United States vs.. William Mcknight
housebreaking and larceny; plea, guilty. sentenced
10 penitentiary for hte years.
Ne. Al77 United States IS. William Mcknight
and George Banks same; defendant Ne. l plead
guilty; sentenced TO peniteftiary for three years.
defendant No. 2 verdict. guilty.
Assignment for October Is:
United States rs. C0ie=An Saunders
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13

COllegef" and .'NobodS Noticed Me-" are
the chief successes in a very extensive
repertoire. Parodies. with laughable
points and ditties with droll humor, sung
as only their authors can sing them, will
be given by Harry Armstrong and Billy
Clark, she well-known song writing
comedians. The -Four Readings, arenie
stars and grotesques; the Tuscano
Brothers. Roman battle AK throwers, end
Kidnapped" Western pictorial adven-
ture. form the remaining features in this
phenomenal hin.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
Probate oourt.
IuSTICE GNuLD.

In re Raymond ID. Bell order TO spend money.
Attorney J. g. Howard
Estate Of William Eimbeek auditors report con
hrrned Attorney, J. II, SAVIOR.
Estate Of Amelia J. Lyle. motion to set aside
order appointing collectors. Attorney, w. g. Card
ne:
IN Andrew Burgess record "A b date Of birth
changed Attorney. II. a HeitmulleT.
Estate OF Alice Dixon; order for caTeatOrs 20
retain counsel and reSetting day Of trial AttOrneys
j. ]. Darlington and l. H. Linton.
Estate Of George C. Cornish; petition for leave to
employ counsel. Attorney ]. II Taylor.
Estate Il Harry A. o. Scott; exemplifed copy 81
viii fled, dated January IS 1909.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET:

GRAIN-WAeat new per bushel. s5ass: corn.
sheiied, per bushe 7Sa7s; neW ear per barrel. a00a
AS oats. Western. white No. 3 Per ushe 45a4SI
cats. mixed. Per bushel 40ai5 bIan per .on. 800:
middhngs. per ton. 800
HAY AND sTRAW-Hsy. Western. No. /. 70 5oA
800, No. 2 ls5oal90o: mixed, HOoal750. straw,
rye bundle, lo50allO0; rye. machine thrash 7.SA
800: wheat, tcn. $50: oatA per sca, GSoAl.o
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
PRINTERS DECIDE ISSUES.
International Measures Voted ON
by Columbia Union.

international measures sbtcu oH
by Columbia Union.
Three measures. recently taken up at
the convention of the international Typo
graphical Union, were submitted to a
referendum vote yesterday Of Columbia
typographical Union No. 101.
The proposition to increase the salary
of the president and secretary-treasurer
to 5000 was voted down By 795 10 1851.
The MEASURE 10 establish a graduated
burial benefit and place dues on fiat
basis was approved by a vote of 59i 10
$50 The measure to require the home
agent to attend but one meeting OF the
board of trustees during his tenure of
Office was passed. $50 to $685.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-ExtrS. per ewt.. s.5Oa7 IS do. butcher
ESOas IS; common, 4.Soa5.25.
HOGS-Per cwt. EF0sA s,ous5o; do. ordinao.
eco
SHEEP Prime. 3ooa350; do, common. z5Oa2 IS
LAMBS-Faney. spring. 6Ooa7 90; fall. choice. 100
medium 900
CALyEs-Prime. per b.. si4sio; Medium. per ID.
Sac
COWs-Prims, fresh each, 55.0a4o.oo; do, com.
mon, 25o0aJOO0; do. old and dry. lo0oal501
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
BIRTHS REPORTED.
October l2 1910.
WHITE.

October t. l9lo.
WHITE.
Selby II. and Gs.tr,lde A. Kersey. girl.
Everett NJ. aud Breta c. Bryant, boy.
William L. and Annie NJ Hughes. boy.
Edgar L. and Ersie N. Phillips. boy.
Harry \. and Lola L. Ward, girl.
Arthur y. and Irene +. Murphy. girl twins
Edward j. and Margaret A. scraIhlin, girl.
William H. and Mary Green. boy.
COLORED.
LLOYD and Annie Genus girl.
james NJ. and Isabel Turner. boy.
William and Dora Sullivan, boz.
Charles and Jeanette Rivers. boy.
Harry and Sadie Smith girl
Howard and Fannie Holmes. boz,
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Rerllar call. L O'Clock noon;
Washington Railway Electric as $50 al Sz-
Washington Hallway & Electric pfd.. At SEA.
m ssis.
AIsrgsnthsler Linotype az 10
Afrgr call.
Washington Railway & Electric is, 1900 a. 1S.
Washington Gas az III.
Following are the bid and asked Prices posted Al
yesterdays meeting q the Washington Stock En-
change:
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
I.nMHuiIa.

No. 500 d NJ Osborne Company IS. Warren
". Bigssi eertiorad, Defendants attorney, Burton
Macafee.
No. 52s3 Gardiner 4 Dent Samuel r.
Compiler: appeal Attorney. w. G. Gardiner.
No. 528i. Bertha B. KaTeney Us. American
Security and Trust Company; executor account.
x6oO. Attorney. A L. Sinclair.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13

No 1881 Pauline A. Hopkins vs.. James Hop
kins. divorce. Attorney. NJ. T. Clinkscales.
No 1858 Martin A. Lcese rs. Mar Keofs OF al.
injunction Attorneys. Wilson & BSrkSdsle.
No. 1893 Elmer T. Paine The Samuel II.
Moore Company; Injunction. Attorneys. RsDpleF &
Merillat
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
Criminal Court 70. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

No. Z7lA United States vs. William Giles; as
sault TO Kill and assault dangerous weapon: verdict
guilty; under second count recommended to mercy,
and not guilty as 10 fret count.
No, 1lA. United States Va. Frank Washington;
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
Mechanics Lien.

No. 63l Knlghton "a Glotzach vs.. Philip
Rsu-n. lots Iol and 100. square 1909 500 Attorney.
T. 5. Bailey.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
Bankruptcy Court.
Euuity Sutsa

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No 66. In re Jackson Bros. hearing On col
frmstion OF composition fixed for October q.