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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-05
a al Financial and Industrial News of the Day =$

per annum. II the information could he
eontalned-which IT couldn't-it would be
those owning steel stocks have an IN. n.
come OF one-tenth of this sum. The
salaries OF heads OF corporations and
lrna,oai nrnasnd ,nsIt9tions have not been In
as The wages OF the ordinary employers,
indeed; one organization which formerly
nenl,a nelu the record in this way of paying
enormous sums to its head officials has
systematically curtailed its expenses i'm
IDis direction. Very few men In the
IN tnsted states or elsewhere for that mat
tef' receive more In salary than the new
president OF the steel corporation Is 10
get. =" W
John Hays Hammond Has Record.
me record salary ever paid Is under
$1,000 10 have been that received by John
s1@SS Mr Esaan Eaammond; from the Guggenheims.
mining m engineer in California. and then,
III common with many others there he
ghraV'tated Era W,, to the newer gold fields of
rose to the worry top OF his profession,
ana 1t was commonly understood on the
rand rand That while there he made a COM
out. when DR. Jameson ventured upon
ms ul-starred armed revolt against the
Kruger regime, and Mr. Hammond was
'qay in Prison to a%s to death and placed
Gous Influence was brought to bear
however. upon the Trensvaal govern
bw menI; G NOT only by the, United States. but
py Great Britain, and finally Mr. Ham
mond bsd nosa was ~ released, :. after a large sum
Taa Td pesn paid by way Of a ransom
hereafter he betoolS himself to his ma
i've land, His record as a skIllful en-
Slneer mad. OF course. preceded him, and
IN Ihe course OF time he was placed in
entire charge OF all the field operations
OF the Siuggenheim companies. His sal
as5y; II has always been understood. was
s2oO,oOo g year Perhaps this may be
an eNagserat ion, but that the figure was
fact. p'eu as
Nevada's Metal Production.
. Nevada mines produced $40, 600 900 in
iSlo; and paid dividends ageregating
sid' do9 6lS. The production Is a gain OF
SIO.ooo 900 when compared with 1909
Three fourths of the mineral productions
Is credited 10 Goldheld. Tonopah and
Ely The first named turning out gold to
lhe value OF Sll,250 900 and Ely produc-
Ing $4,000 900 in copper. Tonopab's nro-
duetion S6 ctn Of gold, and silver ore exceeds
S9iVooo09 g oo6 09o IN value; and the remaining
lesser camps OF the state.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
easy: winter patents. Si2On4JO:
straights S4Oo@450; spring straIghts.
Si50347O: bakers. sS.4o65.0o; No. . rye,
S26S2ic; feed or mixing barley, 6o@73c;
fair TO choice mailing. S4@91tc; No.
southwestern flax seed. S2.55: No.
northwestern. S26S; timothy seed. S10.50
11O60; clover. sl4.75: mess pork. per
barrel. 500. % n 205n; lard. per 100 pounds,
s9.75: short ribs. sides 0oose). S9.STa@
1850.
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clearances OF wheat and flour
were equal 10 167. 900 bushels. Primary
receipts were 435. 900 bushels. compared
with $50 900 bushels the corresponding
day n year ago. Estimated receipts for
Monday: Wheat. % cars; corn. 3I5 cars;
oats, 132 cars; hogs. $4,000 head
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st. Louis Wool.

| BY Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 4-Wool-Iyn-
| changed medium grades comblng and
| clothing. 20s@22c; light fine. 17Il9c;
! heavy line. 15M1Ic:- tub -%ashed. 2nlr2 &c
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Two million dollars guarantees the
security of every abstract made by tho
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co., 80 Up
Main We own our records.
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New York Bonds.

Total sales for the day. 200 shares
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Equity Court No. I.
JCSTICE GOULD


No. 9eo6. Herring Herring ct al rIle return
able May ls. Attorneys. J. E. Laskey-C. Z. Rob
ipson.
No 0lss. starek vs. starek; same Attorney.
+. G. Geiger.
No. 3Ol65. Marshall vs. Marshall ct al; same. At
torney g. F. Collins.
No. 30liS. Farley Farley; same. Attorneys, +.
Beall and G. II. Macdonald-C. Darlington and l..
Williamson.
No. 9s72 Gaskns rs. Msdre: leave 70
amend granted. Attorneys. \. B. Webb and J. b.
Stein-Birney & Woodland.
No. 1856. Fuller blanchard ct al; auditor
report confirmed and referred to auditor. Attorneys
Worthngton Heald & Frailey.
No. 1876. Murphy Ct al. rs. Howard ct al title
vested in complainant. Attorney. II. p Blair.
No. 1878. The Purchase Company EastbIn ct
al same. Attorneys Berry & Minor.
No. 2S16. Heidenheimer Clarke ct al: same.
Attorneys. Dar Pcyser Taylor VI. StrastuIrger.
No 5ol69 Robinson Himan; restraining order
returnable May le. Attorneys. l. A. Bailey and q.
\. Provost.
Assignments for to-day:
No. ls2 Lee Lee. Attorneys Baiey-Green.
No 49, Chambers Strother. Attorneys. Mar
tin & Williamsun-Gaskin<.
No. 90 Could Us. Gould. Attorneys. Berry L
Dovning-Lerch.
No. 12. Barrow Barrow. Auoneys Tucker.
Kenyon & Macfarland and Browne.
No. 16 Fetter vs. Fettc. Attorneys, Lambert
Davis Lewis.
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PLACES OF INTEREST

Library Of Congres-Open q. m. to 10 .. m. on
secular days; from D. m TO 10 p m. ON Sundays
and on certain holidays. During July. August. and
September. closes l p. Saturday.
Public Library-Open a. m. to .. m. : holidays.
T. m. to p. m: Sundays. 2 to .. m
White House-Open 10 a. m. to .. m.
United States Ospital-Open a. m. TO 40 Z, N.
Corcoran Gallery Of Ar-open Cfree) Tuesday.
Thursday, Saturday. 80 q m. to p. m. sunday,
80 to 40. Other days. Is oento admission.
State. War. and Navy Departments-open g. m
to 2 .. m. CThe original Declaration of Independ-
ence Is In the library at the State Department)
United States Treasury-Oren A. N. to D. m.
United States Patent ofice-Open a. m. to =
p m.
United States Pendon Bureau-Open a. m. to
p. m.
United States Post-ofhce-Open a. m. to D. m.
Washington City Post-ofic~open all hours. CTns
dead-letter office Is In the city post-office)
National Botanic Garden-Open q. m. to n m
Fish Commision-Open a. m. to 40 p m
Army Medical Museum-Open q. m. to 30 .. m,
National Museum-open a. IN. to 40 p m. lin
Guiding holidays).
Agricultural Department-open q. m. to 40
.. m.
Bureau Of Engraving and rrintins-open . a. m.
washington Monument tssss feet in heasht,-opep
$50 g. m. to 40 D. m tElevstor runs from a. n.
Bureau Of American Republic,-open . a. m. to Z
Daughters Of the, American Revolution Building
Open a. m. to p. m.
Smithsonian In:titutiOn-open . N. to 40 D.
NJ (inciuding holidaysl.
Government Printing Ofacs-Opsn 10 q. N. To
p m.
southworth Cottage. 36th and Prospect ava
Key Manion-Holne Of Francs Scott Key author
Of TIE Star Spangled Banner" 35ls " street
northwest. Open daily. excerpt Sunday. . a. m TO
80 .. N. Admission free.
IN THE SUBURBa
Arlington National Cemetery.
Chevy Chase and Ksnsington.
Zoolosical Park (open all dsy).
Rock Greek Bridge and Park.
Mount Vernon tthe home and tomb of washtns-
IL q. m. 10 p N.
Naval Qbsevstory-Open .. u. TO > d n
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
National Thinning School.
BlAdeunbura.
United States Naval AcadsnE
Nayland STATE HOunA
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McKenney. Mr.. J. 8. Flannery. and Mr.. William
His for the plaintiff in error in opposition thereto
No. ss7. Henry @ Ripley. appellant, vs. Tho
No sss The United states appellant, Henry
@. Ripley; leave granted to file additional briefs
herein within three days. motion Of Mr.. William
No. 16 Missouri Kansas Texas Railway Com
pany Of Texas. plaintiff in error. vs.. Harry @
Bailey; supplemental motion to dismiss or afrm sub
mitted by Mr.. Joseph W. Bailey. Mr.. J. A. L.
Wolfe, Mr.. Rice Maxey, and Mr.. B. F. Loonsy for
the defendant in error in support Of the motion,
and by Mr.. James Hageman. Mr.. Joseph NJ. Bry-
son. Mr.. Cecil II. Smith, and Mr. Alexander 3.
Cooke for the plaintiff in error in opposition thereto
No. 49, The Oregon Railroad and Navigation
Company appellant, Thomas X. Campbell ct al j:
motion to advance submitted by Mr.. George Z
Chamberlain in behalf Of counsel.
No. l0D The Cincinnati Equipment Company.
petitioner w. Joseph F. Desnan receiver &c. peti-
tion for a wit Of certiorari to the United States
Circuit Court Of Appeals for the Sixth circuit sub
mitted by Mr. Jackson H. Ralstou and Mr.. AleIan-
der l. Smith for the petitioner.
No. lo2l- A. X. Atkinson, petitioner. vs The
United States: petition for a wrt Of certiorar to
the United States Circuit Court Of Appeals for the
Fifth circuit submitted by Mr.. Robert T. Hough
and Mr. ]. r. Saussy for the petitioner and by Mr..
Solicitor General Lehman for the respondent.
Nc. TO- Clarence d. Robinson. plaintiff in error.
VS.. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
leave to file reply brief behalf Of the defendant
in error granted on motion of Mr.. Harry Cover for
the defendant in error leave granted to the plaintiff
in error to file reply brief within three days mo-
tion Of Mr.. Charles H. Leeds for the plaintiff in
error.
No. go. Thomas H. Pickford ct al, appellants
vs. Henry NJ Talbot: motion to advance submitted
by Mr.. John RidoIt for the appellee.
No. 36 The State of Missouri rel. The Elui-
table Life Assurance Society Of the United States.
plaintiff In error. William ID. Vandver. superin-
tendent Of Insurance. &c:
No 36 The State Of Missouri rel Metroroli-
tan Life Insurance Company. plaintiff in error VI
William ID. yandivar, superintendent Of insurance,
&c; and
No so7. The State Of Missouri ex rel. The Pr,,-
dental Insurance Company Of America plaintiff in
error vs. William ID. Vandirer. superintendent Of
insurance. &C.. in TO the Supreme Court Of the
State OF Missouri dismissed per stipulation Of cpln-
sci.
Adjourned until Monday. May 2. at II O'Clock.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Twinins City-Lot IS. block 8; Julia NJ. Perry to
Ernest L. Schmidt and George NJ. Emmerich.
trustees, to secure the German-American Build
ing Association. $50.
Square Slot a.; Mary T. Clark to Chaplin
Brown and Henry H. Bergmann, trustees, to
secure the Oriental Building Association, $500
square ll2l-Lot S; Rachael A. E. Henderson to
John Lewis Smith and Leonard A. Block. trus-
tees to secure William z. Ambrose. N,2o.
years, per cent, semi annually.
Square a1-Part OF lots So and l40 Richard A.
Philips ct ux. to Edmond fitzgerald and John
J. Fegan, trustees to secure the Enterprise
Serial Building Association, $. SO.
Columbia Heights-Lot %. block 2; Augusta G.
Motz to Nellie I. Middlekaun and J. Thifman
Hendrick. trustees to secure Aura I. Middle
kauf. s., 900. monthly payments, 6 Per cent per
annum.
Square 1M-Lot Z; George A. Finch ct uI. to B.
Frances Saul and Walter T. Hilton. trustees to
secure Agnes A. Saul. N.sW. yesrs. per cent,
semiannnally.
SQUARE sx1Lot 8; Frank Il. Childs ct ux to
Henry II. BerEmann and Charles Schafef. trus-
teeA To secure the Northern Liberty German
American Building Association, 1850.
Chicestef-Lots a and 3, block 5; Raymond ID.
F1llens to Charles II. Kindle and Harry II.
Packard trustees, to secure Robert r. Brad
bu1. $50. to 81 months. per cent per
annum.
square 1sl-Lots and 30: Thomas =. Jarreu
ct ux- TO John Z. Massey And Percy b. Russeal.
tsustses. 10 secure Richard n. PaxkG. guardian
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Samuel Maddox to the Washington Club uncJ

So
street northeast between Eighth and Ninth streets
Square 80 lot 80; Trnest VI. Seaman ct ux. To
Samuel s. Fraser and Louise E Fraser. S. 80.
Saul's Addition-Square GG. lot Z; Agnes A. Saul
to George \. Finch 500.
l75O to l74 Oregon avenue nnrthwest-Square l2,
lots 100 I'l. and ls2; Ada W. Craig ct rir to
Paul V. Portner. SO.
Long Meadows-Lo,s 2is and "a. block q: Paul V.
Portn2r trustee and in own right to Otto w.
Craig. SO.
Rosedale and Isherwood-Square 45gs. lots Il and
Is: James VI. Patten ct ux., Hannah H., to
Horatio y. Taplin SO.
Wylie street northeast. between Twelfth and Thr-
teenth streets-Square l0G3 lot ST. and rart Of
lot 81; William A. Hill and Charles F.
Wallhof. trustees 10 Thou as Z. JS=rell. s. 900.
Chichester-Lots "a and 3. block 5: Robert F.
Bradbury ct ux. to Raymond d. Fillius. SO.
Linthicm Estate-Par Of lot /: Archibald Green
lee Town right and as EXECUTOR to Oscar A.
Macklin so.
johnson avenue northwest between ard s
streets-Sauare D7 lot g; Henry VI. Baker to
J. Eakin Gadsby, so.
Thirty-ffth street northwest, Madison avenue
Square 1893, part of OF IL, and parts Of lots I2
and go: ]. Eakin Gadsby ct ux- to Henry NJ.
lie Drrit Psrk-Lot 10. block 10: Sarah E. Crews
ct rir to Claud Livingston. $40.
Mount Pleasant-Square 2o. lot s29; Francis VI.
Criswell ct Sallie VI. Carroll, SO.
Twining City-LOt II. block s; Robert F. Bradbury
ct to Charles E. Ford, SO.
Massachusetts Avenue Heishts-Square 1881. lots
49, 20. and 81: American Security and Trust
Company and Amos II. Plumb, trustees, TO
Granville p. Meade SO.
South rookGnd-Lots Q. a. and 25 block 4
Della s. Jackson and Elizabeth L. Jackson to
]. S. Grrlver and H. A. Thrift. $40.
Petworth-Square G2s. lot SS William H. G.
Thompson ct ux., Mary l., to Laban H. John
son ct uX., SIC.
2l39 street nHthwest-Square 50. lot 4 Mary A.
VelaG to Helen s. u. Carter, S0.
Massachusetts, Avenue Heghts-Square 1881. lots g,
9. and "a American Security and Trust Com
pany and Amos H. Plumb. trustees. to Granville
p. Meade, SO.
Massachusetts, Avenue Heights-Sauare 1858. lot II;
to Matte s. Wooums So
same to Jessie A. Tomlinson and Adclina W.
Forfar. SO.
Eleventh street northwest, between " street and
Florida avenue-Sauare 5o2, lots 80 and 20:
Antonio E. Wood to George Y. Worthington.
jr.. SO.
Eleventh street northwest, between W street and
Florida avenue-Sluare &c, lots 80 and 20;
George Y. Worthingtnn, IT,. to. Fred R
Gibbs SO
Woodridge-Part Of lot 49, block 8; William Scatter
ct ux. to John Scatter ct ux., Jennie. $40.
Sauls Addition-Square Z92l, lot IS: Agnes A. Saul
to George E. Bandel ct uI.. Emma l., 81, TO
Tennessee avenue northeast between Duncan place
and d street-Square 1850, lot O. and part of
lot 30; George W. Barkman ct ux. to Charles B.
Wclver ct ux Nellie NJ, So
Holmead Estate-Square 135. lot ia; William R.
Rodenberger ct ux. Jennie L., to Henry c.
Herbert, Sl0
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WARRANTS ARE ISSUED.
st. AIMS Measles Case to BE Trieo
in Police Court.

Assistant Corporation Counsel Gus A.
Schuldt has issued warrants for the ar
rest of the persons said to be responsible
for the epidemic of measles at ST. AIMS
Infant Asylum. The accused were not
in the Police Court yesterday. and it is
said they will be permitted to go on their
personal recognizances until a date has
been named for the trial.
The reports of the cases of measles now
under treatment have been sent to the
health department. Records show a total
of twenty-seven patients. and it la
thought this does not include all of the
cases.
The number of diphtheria patients at
the Washington Home for Foundlings
has been decreased to seven. All of these
cases are light and no complications are
feared,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Friendship-Lots - and IS. block 1; lots 10 and II.
block g; lots 50. .. 70. Il. and e. block .: lots
Ia s. and 81 block 8: lots % and 81. block L.;
Charles r. Auck ct ux. TO Harold c. Irwin, 81.
sas Cambridse place northwest-Square r1s2 lot q;
Joseph w. Stephenson to the trustees Of the
Union Theological Seminary. $40.
rwinine Oty-Lot u, block @: Robert F. Bradbury
ct ux. to Julia II. PeTy. 40
WashinRton circle and New Hampshire avenue
Square s. lot "A; Crosby p. Miller. trustee, TO
Mary T. CLARK. s.
Connecticut Avenue Hiahlands-square 9co. part Of
lot s; william N. Hallam st ux. to Maryazvt J.
waIlace. so.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Piains-Lot :, block
6: Dougias Chichester to Georgiana Chichester.
Si0
Rear Of Ninth street southeast, between = and q
streets-Square ca lot $: lfoo = street sDuth-
east; square "a lots . and -; Lnngnecksr's Ad-
dittou to Congress HeightA lots = and H. block
S; Mary Z. Emmom ct vir 70 Chasies n
EmmonA 30
m stssa nothuae-equaD y, past q 1t .;
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istration I. a. granted TO Daisy G. Smith; bond.
500. Attorney. Thomas Walker.
Estate Of Honurah LAwler; letters Of administra-
tion granted 10 Michael Lawler; bond, s. 500 Attor-
ney. NJ J. keane.
Estate Of Isaac L. LAmm; petition for letters tes-
tamentary Attorneys. Blair. Drsyton & Hillyer.
Estate Of Charles Matthews: order for sale Of per
sOraty. Attnrney Thomas Walker.
Estate Of Catharine Wells; auditors report con-
f1ned sale Of real estate ordered and report sale.
Attorneys. r. F. Downing and G. A. Berry.
In re Lea !. Handibpe ct al. William y. Handi-
Doe appointed guardian: bond, 500. Attorney, f
y. Hopevel.
Estate Of Louis W. 4. Schulter: petition for let
teTs Of administration. Attorney. c. II. Bauman.
In joseph W. Canpoa: order for allowances.
Attorneys. Darr. Peyser Curtin.
Estate Of Lewis T. johnson; will dated February
q 1907. filed.
Estate Of Myruu A. Tappan; will dated September
a. 1906, filed.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.


No. $50 Altman Webb report Of re
ceirers confirmed and commissions allowed At
torneys Wilson & Barksdale-Edwin Forrest
No. E1l. Harris & Shafer Company Evans
B. D. Bcteer instituted coreceiver bond 500
Attorney Wilson & Barksdale and ID. F. Harris
u. S. Mackall Dar. Peysr 4 Taylor.
No. 39l73. Harper Kenyon; rule rcturnable
May "a. Attorneys. II. W. Wheatey. Ralston &
Siddon and Richardson.
No. 2s7s3. Hufty Hufty: defendant ordered
to further petition of May 8. and rIle
continued. Attorneys. Il. Z. Davis and G. p.
Hoover.
No 1872 Weaver vs Weaver: time to file re-
port extended (by Judge Barnard. Attorney, NJ.
W. Sullivan and ]. c. Gittings-Nath Wilson.
No GSli Mcintosh Mcintosh; absolute di-
granted Attorneys. Hughes & Gray-J. l.
TAYLOR,
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Fall Puzzles Doctors.

Dennis Barrett. twenty-five years old,
driver for the Columbia Sand and
Dredging company, figured in novel
acciuent yesterday when he fell from the
seat of a wagon and landed under the
wheels. The wagon passed over his body.
and he was taken to the Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital Physicians We're unable
to find broken bones. and Barrett said he
suffered no pain The only injury notice.
able was a slight bruise on a thigh and
an arm.
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Probate Court.
ITIaTTCE CnTfTn

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of William A. Gny; will dated March 4
1901 and petitiou for letters testamentary nled. At
torney. ]. B. LAmer.
Estate Of Thomas @. Patterson; letten of admin
800 Attopeys Lyon . Lyon.
Estats Of Georse Med. Kees,n: 1stten Of admins
tratiou u,ntsd to Simon Lyon; bond. @s.o0 Attor-
neyA aame.
In - Amy p. sydnor q al: petition for sls a
realty. Attorney. J. b. Stewart.
Dstats of John Irwin: lstt9s tsstamentay granted
to TO-, so:e,h g. sessad; h'cd. ~ AttonegA Car
Essts q Ri1basd ". wunans; lsssss 4 sansn.
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Burial of Joseph Williams.

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon for Joseph williams. eighty
years old. at one time president Of the
common council Of Washington. from his
late residence. I'll B street southwest, the
Rev. DR.. John Reid Shannon. pastor of
the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church officiat-
ing. Interment was In Rock Creek
Cemetery. Pallbearers were from the
members Of Oldest Inhabitants Associa-
tion. the B. p. Q. e. Eiky and Patriotic
Sons Of America.
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Equity Suits.


No. 3l72 Charles S. Seldner ct al vs.. Samuel
". Seldner ct al; partition Attorney. w. G.
Johnson
No. 3l73 Robert n. Harper vs. ]. Miller
Kenyon: receiver and accounting Attorneys H. W.
Wheatley. Ralston & Sddons, and Richardson.
No. 3lH NJ. Frank Rupert VS.. unknown heirs.
&c. Ephraim Igan; quiet title Attorney, ]. A.
Toomey.
No. 3or7a William H. Merriam vs. Harry l.
Van Auken; accounting. Attorneys. Berry 4
Minor.
No. Dl76 BENJAMIN Durfee vs.. Donald Nc
Phersnn ct al: injunction and accounting. At
torneys. Ralston Siddons and Richardson
No. 0lT. Herman W. Van Sender vs.. Alfred
g. Davis and Clement II. Gibson, infant; parti-
ton Attorney. Charles Poe.
No. 30l7s. Catherine J. Britain Ct al. vs.. Kath-
crime B. Peters infant; ratify contract. At
torney, A. Il. Bell.
No. 0I7s William A Richards ct al. trustees.
vs. Daniel Q. FftzhuRh ct al: establish title At
torneys G. +. Williams. ]. E. Polhury and d. w.
Donoshue.
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District Court.

District Court.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. $50. In re opening alley. square 80; order
Of publication.
No. go In re opening alley. square 1853: same.
No. s7s In opening alley. square 25s3; descrip-
ton amended.
No. Sss In opening alley in square as3; YER
dict filed.
No. $50. United States twenty-five Sacks Of
Article PIrporting TO be Rice: decree Of cundemna
tion.
No. s55 United States Eighty-fve Barrels Of
Beaufort Ginse- Ale: amendments filed.
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Lawsuits,

No 53sol. Samuel II. Lucas vs. b. & o. Rail-
| road Company; damages S.Sa Attorneys. E. H.
| Jackson and Baker Sheehy 4 Hogan.
No $500 F1orine A. Albright vs.. Irene o.
Price and Henry Enell: tudement Municipal Court
SO Attorney G. W. Albright
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District Petition.

No. sa In opening Of an alley in square
s7o condemn land. Attorney Z. II. Thomas and
A. 3. DuSall.
No seo In re. opening of an alley In square
.65; same. Attorney, same.
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Criminal Court No. 4.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No ESQ. United States vs. Arthur johnson
murder in frs. degree; impaneling Of jury COM
menced.
No. E5sa United States v. Gus Eiehberg for
gerry; plea not guilty.
No. 1885,. United States w. Edward Altemas ct
al. violating section $40: nolie pros
No. Ii9. United States vs. William Dutch
robbery; appeal dismissed; warrant Of removal on.
dered to issue.
No. zzlo United States vs. Charles Wright,
countereiting: appeal dismissed same
No. 24G. United States vs.. John II. PurneTl
assault with dangerous weapon, robbery, and as
sault to kill: same.
Assignments for May l6:
United States vs.. Percy A. Burton.
United States Cora Nelson.
Criminal Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Habeas Corpus No. SD In re Harrison Wagner;
demurrer overruled.
No. 527l5. Grubb ~ OHanlon; Judgment on YER
dict; appeal noted: bond. $500 Attorneys, E B.
Shelby & Hogan.
Assignments for May Is:
United States vs. William waple h.
United States vs. william Carter.
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. n. In re ]. and W. Eiseman; hearing on
confirmation fixed for May 81.