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The Washington herald., 1911-01-22

CHEEsE-New York, new. lsaI7I-: fat cheese. Is:
daisy chess. l6al7le.
EfiGS-Near by fresh. 2aS; storage. 3
BUTTER Fancy. tub H.. Ehac9s; prints. 3a:ols
high grade. tub. o. print. aGa;al1; frsts. tub. IS;
print, 81: TrocesSs butter tub gJa6; print Sh
LIVE POULTRY-Spring chickens. l6sT7; hens
l5al6; ruosers Q; ducks l5a u.s. turkeys large laan
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkey hens, undraun
22a23; gobblers. undrawn. ~ old toms. 2la22; tur-
keys, thin. l5al7: chickens. Is; hens Is: young
ducks. Is: old. IA; choice geese, Halls.
FRUTTS-ArTics. 4elaS.0 TsT bbl.; pineaTTaes
l-51a22 per crate: grapes. Amelia, 4.0ca7.0 pr
keg; keefcr pears. l.0oalG per basket: California
oranges 2c5a2'5 per box grapefruit 2Ooa3.Oo per
crate: Florida oranges. L75s20 per box tanserires
2OaSS 50 per strap: lemons. S.0Oa4O0 pcr box.
VEGETABLES-Cuc7m hothouse Soal.O per
doa. tomatoes. fancy. Florida. i.Ga5-0 Per box ;
lettucr. New York. 2:5a3.oo per basket: cabbage
l.ooal2 . per 100 lbs. 251aa0o per cste squash
L00al3 per bbl CELERY. ioa60 per bunch eggplant
5.00a600 per crate; cranberries L50a2.75 per box;
a.0al00 Ier bbl.; Florida peppers. +0ehO per
crate: cauhowcr. i.o1aS.oo Ter bbi. beans, ga
go per basket: kale, Per bb l.E' spinach. aooa4oo
pcr bb.; Florida parsley. 21sa300 per basket;
oyster plant GOATS PET doz.; Florida peas. 2Ooa2.O
per basket: celery, per crate. a.'5ai.0.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
Double Tracking the Southern.

The Southern Railway Company Will Sc
cure an addition of practically ten miles
of double track on its main line between
Washington and Atlanta by the construc-
ton of a second track just authorized south
Of Franklin Junction. Va. The new track
will be connected with second track al
ready laid to Whittle. which has never
been used. When the new stretch is COM
pleted the five miles of single track be-
tween Franklin Junction and Sycamore
will he operated as a Eantlet, under alb
so!ute block, thus giving all the protec-
tive features OF double track, as no train
will be permitted to enter either end of
the Gantlet while another Is on it.
The twenty-eight mile stretch of double
track extending from Montview to Syc-
ar1ore will b.. increased 10 a fifty-mile
stretch by this addition. and the compile
ton of the twelve miles from Montview
to Monroe, through LynchburG. which is
just going into service. The construction
Of the second track. just authorized in
connection with the double track now in
use will add materially to the facilities
for handling traffic over this important
lire.
prOvcinent gives the Southern 80 miles OF
double track out of the distance of 6iS
miles between Washington and Atlanta.
and the Improvement between Franklin
junction and Whittle will bring the total
of double track on this important high
way of commerce to 40 miles.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished 10 w. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building.
Chicago. Jan. I.-The wheat market. after ruling
finn early on account Of the steadiness in Liverpool
later suffered sharp break free liquidation by
longs owing to the weakness in the NHthwesten
markets. There some covering OH the break.
which caused a slight rally. hut it did not hold.
and the market hramc weak again and closed with
heavy tone. Receipts to-day. l6 cars; estimated
for Monday H.
The Liverpool market was hc lower. owing
to large shipments and heavy offerings from this
csmtry. The receipts large and likely to continue
for time. The cash market dull and &c lower
with absolutely no demand. Trade light all
day. and the market ned quiet within narrow
range and generally followed the curse Of wheat.
closing with easy tone. Local reSripts, "a cars.
with 1 estimated for Monday.
There special feature to the oats market.
which ruled quiet within narrow range and a very
small trade. Country offerings arr fair. while there
is improvement in the cash demand. Local ne
ceipts. l6 cars with l31 estimated for Monday.
A stronger ho., market held provisions finn for
time in the early dealings. Later Iricrs yielded
under commission house selling. Lard showed the
most weakness. The closin: was quiet, with some
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

South Kenilworth-S.inare $50 lot II: Bcrrarl G..
Brown ct uN. to Charles Mason. SO.
Randle Park Addition Congress Hcights-LpS =
p and II. block ); William Curtis Dunn ct uN.
and Cornelia W. Ruck ct yir to Lottie w.
Dunn. $40.
West Blorminslale-Lot 5. block John +. Espcy
ct ux.. W. Frank Turnn. and Ralph NJ. Rogers
Fforcncc T.. Wnmcrsley. SO
Cleveland HeigttS-Lt ;. block 6; John Woods
Elliott TO Marie T. Brewer SO.
G street southeast Of Sixth strect-SIuare
ST. parts of lots 10 and II; J. Clinton Tribby
and c. X. Bailey. trustees TO Oliver T.. VI.
Brown. 81 800.
Chevy Chase and New Seat-Part of a tract: the
Chevy Chase Land Company to James Cardinal
Gibbons. Archbishop of Baltimore. SO.
Randlc Highlands-SIuarc 5;94 lots 8 and g and
square Jis, lot l.; the Washington Loan anti
Trust Company. trustee. to the United States
Realty Company, SO.
Frirndship-Part Of a tract: James Caske. lruSee
TO Martha w Goddard so.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
A Pampered Cat.

From the Springfield Republican.
The hearing on the petition of one Of
the sons of Gen. r. T. Eckert, of New
York, to break his will brought out a cat
story in New York recently. which goes
to show that lap dogs are not the only
pampered pets of the rich. Thomas Eek
ert. jr.. owned a huge black cat which
died just after Christmas, and its ex-
penseS figure in the case in some legal
way which is Of no Importance in this
phase Of the tale. The cat had its own
Christmas tree and presents. a special
dinner and bad attack of gout. This is
said to have resulted in the making of a
catnip couch for pussy at cost of $3.50.
But even this would not save one of its
nine lives
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferrcd reached 80 for the first time this
year. in 10O-share lots.
Washington and Virginia Railway COM
mon sold at "A in a lot of ten shares.
One small lot of Lanston brought 96,s.
with the stock holding strong.
Washington Gas As went to 109A. and
the IS brought the same. with slightly
larger sales.
Washington Loan and Trust brought
30. Union Trust Jas. National City Bank
17O, Union Savings Bank 40. which. while
the lots were small yesterday, rounds on:
n fair volume of investment for the
week.
Directors of the National Bank of
Washington met yesterday and reelected
their former officers as follows: Clarence
F. Norment. president: Daniel Fraser.
vice president; c. +. Wilde. second
vice president: Albert Ruff. cashier. w.
Wallace Narn. assistant cashier; George
j. Starkey, second assistant cashier.
y: meeting of the stockholders of the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany. held at noon yesterday. the fol-
lowing directors were elected: Milton +.
AIles. Charles J. Bell, Woodbury. Blair.
George II. Harries, William r. Hibbs.
William Loeb. jr., Clarence F. Norment.
Clarence =. King. and George Truesdale.
AT the annual meeting of the Washing
ton clearinghouse Association. held Fri
Gay afternoon. the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing year:
Chairman. William J. Fiather; secretary
and manager. ]. Gales Moore. The stand
ing committee as elected is constituted rs
follows: George w. White. the National
Metropolitan: c. w. Edmonston. the Far
mers and Mechanics: Clarence Gordon.
the Columbia National: J. c. Eckloff.
Second National, and 4. c. Chaplain, of
the Commercial National Bank.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
All There Was.

From the New York Mail.
The revelations Of wholesale vote-seil-
ing in an Ohio county recall coiloquy
said to have taken place between a politi-
cal scout and a farmer into whose terri
tory he had driven. Here is the dialogue
'cHow many doubtful voters in this dis
trict?''
"'Bout 400
How many men likely to vote the
Democratic ticket?
Bout 400"
How many like to vote the Republican
ticket"
Bout 400
How many purchasable votes here?'
"Bout 400
'You don't say. BY the way, what is
the total vote here?
'"ROut 40g''
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
A SOlOmOnfc Pastor.
the Detroit Free Press.

From the Detroit Free Press.
An influential woman member OF a
fashionable church in Philadelphia had
gone to her pastor with the complaint
that she was greatly disturbed by one
of her neighbors. "Why," said she. that
man in the pew behind ours destroys all
my devotional feelings when he tries to
sing. Couldn't you ask him to change
his pew?" The pastor reflected WELL"
said he. at last. II naturally feel little
deTlcacy on that score, especially as I
should have to give reason. But I'll
tell you what I might dol might ask
him to join the choir"
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
DEFINITION Of "COwb0y."

From the New Orleans States.
Cowboy" was once sinister word in
American politics. In the Revolutionary
war the "cowbcys' were a set Of Tories
in Westchester County, New York, pop
ularly so called because of the brutal
roughness with which they treated their
Whig or rebel neighbors. 1t was. no
doubt, In memory Of them that the name
Of ''cowboys'' was given, in 1851. to certain
people in Connecticut and other parts Of
New England who were almost secession
lists
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
BOils His "PrOletariat."

Frcn The Thlladelphia Record.
Mr. Newrich had his own ideas about
what a person should be to keep well.
and what he should eat and drink. His
intentions, therefore, being good, what
does it matter that his language some
times slipped up?
with all your wealth. are you not
afraid OF the proletariat?' asked the dei-
yer in sociological problems
NO, I amt" snapped Mr.. Newrich.
We boil all our drinkin water
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales Regular call. IL o'clock noon:
Washington Gas IS. Ssy1 at foei. SO1 at lc9ls.
Washington Gas S. S50l at lJess-
Washington Railway & Electric pfd. 100 al 70
hIyer 90
Ianston. 4 ut n6'a.
WaShnGton-V Virginia Railway cum. 10 a: -.
National City RauK. 10 AT 10
Irirn Trust al liI. at Us.
Washington Lean & TrIs. 10 al 20. 10 at 30.
Union Savings Bank at 2iG.
After call:
81 GO al loG7..
Following the hid and asked prices posted
at yesterdays meeting OF the Washington Stock
Exchange:
GAS EONDS
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In AFk0n00S.


The physician had taken his patients
pulse and temperature. and proceeded to
ask the usual questions.
"It-er-seems." said he. regarding the
unfortunate with scientific interest, that
the attacks OF fever and the chills appear
on alternate days. Do you Thinks II
your opinion-that they have. so to speak
decreased in violence, IL may use that
word?" .. .
The patient smiled feebly. Doc" said
he. ION fever days my heads SO hot
can't think. and on ague days I shake
so can't hold an opinion.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
Hulda's Testimonial.
From Eycyhpdy's.

Richard Garlic lately engaged as cook a
Swedish giantess who proved unsatisfac-
tory. On departure she asked for a writ
ten testimonial. and Mr.! Carle presented
her with the following:
ITO whom it may concern have late
ly had in my employ Hulda Swanson.
who was engaged to cook for a family
of three and do such things as would be
possible when not cooking. Under the
head might come a little busting and
dishwashing and answering the doorbell.
Taking these things into account, I wish
to say that Hulda is absolutely the tall
est cook ever saw"
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
wit Not Appreciated. A

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Stubbs was feeling his way to the
kitchen stove in the dark, when he fell
over the coal scuttle.
"Oh. john" called Mrs. Stubbs, sweet
ly. II know what you need. You should
get what they have on battle ships
Whats that" growled Stubbs, as he
rubbed his shins.
why. q range finder"
And what stubbs san about womaa's
Wit was plenty.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
Might Have spared the King.

Ffum Success.
A little girl who had heard Of Roose-
velt's invasion Of Europe said to her IA
ther: TT was to bad that the King OF
England died before Mr.. Roosevelt got
to England. wasn't 1t. papa? But she
remarked. shaking her head with q
mighty Sigh. :. maybe he wouldn't have
shot him. anyhow" y
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Now York Jan. I.-CATTLE-Receirts. : fb
head; feeling steady with light arrivals expected
for Monday MARKET. Dressed beef slow AT "a
II rcr H. for ordinary choice native sides No
later cables from Great Britain Exports firm this
vort n,,ay aE3 h-cves and 2S76 quarters of hsrf.
CALVES Receipts lsl head. The latter were all
WCste-n calves and We're not likely to he s'ld to
day; ,cals and barnyard calves steady Cty dressed
vas in moderate supply and steady at lia7 per lb. ;
country dressed calves quiet at llalA
SHEEP AND LAMBS -Rccciras 9.nc head. De-
rnand limited an-i trade SLOW with lambs weak to
Is cents lower quality considered. Heavy lambs al
rros- unstable and g.. wpra held over Com
mon to god sheep Iold at 3osii.O per 100 lts. ::
common yariings. 40: good Ia choice lambs. go
Dressed mutton lower 6i7aS. with few choice
wcthers bringing Si.: dnsssd lanir easier at 9all.
and hog dr,S-d selling At llsal2: cTIntry dressed
h"thorSc lanhs unc anlrd COAL 70 Tcr carrzasS
HoGS-EeceiIis 5.SLJ head Sumnaily lower
County dressed hogs Hiow at 9aig: ut ID.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
TREASURY STATEMENT.

At the beginning Of business yesterday the curdi-
tion ri the lnc, State Treasury was:
Working bal Treasury Offices. 81 6Ip 6is
In t,uks and Philippine trasIiry & l5- Sl9
Tie total halarlce in general fund was... s. 673
Ordinary RECEIPTS 2,6 S37
Ordinary dishursc AS S3i
Til, deficit date this fiscal year is Sc 1863 81 L.,
arairis: So 65 Jaj at this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama Canal AID public
debt transactions
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
I.awsuita.

No Ss25l. The Pressed Radist,r Company vs..
Louis e. Farrell. Donn, II. Farrrll. and William
+. sheppard; rplerir- Attorney. e. +. .,iSgs.
No SSsC- Angus Allen Edmund &. Mrss.r and
Mary ]. MeScr; damages. 500. Attorneys. Git
tinSs & Chamtern.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

ChicaeD. Jan. H.-HOGs-Hop slov and eener
ally steady: huik q prices 7.s6: estimated receipt.
to-day. M!0o bead: !eft over. 4.ul; estimated Moo
DAY 8.m: estimated eceipts next wsek. HooW
Ltshf. I.1e6W: mixed and batcben. Aoo: hny.
a!oa9O: yorhsa. 1.sosAoo; nN I.sAA
CATfLE-ssssdy; estimated recsipls to-day. -
sHEEr-w~k; sa.sssa ssips ~ hsa
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
Probate Court.

JC STI'E tIUI Ii.
Estate R Francis Dos L.; will dated Anil s. 1909
filed.
Estate Of James W. Hanry: will dated April g.
l9E and cI.iiC+l dated February s. 1910 fled.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Jan. l.-MILLFEED-FIm; light in.
guiry. Spring bran. HZa650 standard middlings.
3.3aBJo; Western red dog. 200: winter wheat
tran in lo0-lb sacks TO arrive. aS40; city bran. in
bulk, Sis.
ATS-Easy; inactive inquiry. No white. 80:
No. white. 81; standards. 3sE. elevator basis;
white. track. 38a4lh
FLOUR-Steaiy; small business Kansas straights.
AsoaSOo in sacks; soft straishts. 44a4e5 in hrels
spring patents aaas9o. in barrels; spring clears,
af0a4el
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-Scarce; inquiry is SLOW.
Choice quoted at IL.
RYE FLOUR-Steady: limited tIade. Choice
brands quoted at L20a46. p
CORNMEAL-Steady; business lifeIex& Kiln
dried. for cxpurt, 2sh28; cosrse meal, in baEs,
Ll5aLl6
HAY-Receipts. Lao TINS; steady: demand mod
crate. Quotations. arc: Prime timothy. LlZ,1aLl5;
No. /. 1.l0; No 2. EkaLo0: No. ). IS.
= SrRAW-Recdpts 50 tons; eaU; light tIade.
Long rye quoted At 9at6
BEEF-steady: small busines& Packet. Mooa
lkoo; family. H.5Ala.0
PORk-Fim meAger stockA Nes. Eza20:
family. AhAM
LARD-Weak. Primo wetan. AD: dty. me-;
refined continent. 1afo: South American. n.2; 70
fined Bsaxlan. in kegs 110; oasusfearine. ~; lard
aeaFine lifesas: New York. l1k.
A rnre water b m mpafect conduct@ 0 eose-
uiity. vhfls man quantities a d3Dnved 0un4ancO
mdsass ID ounductiyity. electrical apuansm hss
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
Mech nnir'S Lien.

No. 6l'o Philip Carry Company LIuis G. Fey
rell: sublots b to = IS to 81 IS to ca SQUARE Sf
S5..O. Attorney, Robinson White.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
DAILY COURT RECORD
Saturday, January Fl, 101lJ
DISTRICT COURTS
Court Of Appeals.
Adjourned from day to day.
Equity Court No. 4.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. 37O9 Talcott Laight: order Of publica-
ton amended. Attorneys. Birney & Woodard and
J. W. Butter1ield.
No. 26s2 In Minnie S. Klar; auditors report
ratified. Attorneys. X. A. Curtin-G. c. Shnn.
No. 2T0S. In re Anna Cohen; same Attorneys.
Darr. Peyser & Taylor.
No. 977C. National Metropolitan Bank Hincs:
demurrer sustained. &c. Attorneys. Ralston. Sid
dons & Richardson and Darr Pcyscr Taylor-L.
J.. Handy and f. X. Hutchinson.
No. lG. Witt vs.. Witt. Attorneys, Nevmyer K
Rosenherg-Tepper.
No. ll5 Kasack johnson ct al. Attorneys.
Cuttings & Chamberiin-White & Thomaa
No. los. Haywood vs.. Haywood. Attorneys.
Archer & Smith-Dickey.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22

Carbrundum first was produced by q
chemist who was experimenting with
electricity happening to place carbon
electrodes connected with a dynamo into
. bowl containing some crushed coke and
clay. s,s $ = 3. aSri,
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22

Tho Austrian war department has or.
dered ten machines invented By one OF
It's o6lcefs, with which II Win be posi-
ble for Twenty-Five vorfmen tO manu-
tacturs 1,soa0eo rino cartridges . Day.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
When Faith weakens.

From the Atchism Globe.
No one has much faith in the theory
that barking dog won't bite when he
comes face to face with the barking dog.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
Strength No Excuse.

From the Atlanta Journal.
The fact that an egg his the nour-
ishment Of q pound OF beef don't excuse
meat prices for eggs.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
Recipes.

Onion Cream Sandwiches-Add one ted-
spoonful of cream to cake OF fhiia-
delphia cream cheese and one table
spoonful of minced Spanish onion ana
spreah between two buttered slices OF
bread. cut very thin.
Madeleines-Dissolve gently two ounces
OF butter then gradually work in four
ounces of sifted flour, six ounces or
sugar. one teaspoonful of orange flower
water Add the yolks of three eggs, one
by one, taking care TO stir each well in'
before putting in another. The paste
being well mixed. beat up the whites or
the eggs stiffiy. add them liGhtiy TO the
mixture. Butter and flour some small
futed nolds. half fill them with the
mixture and bake for twenty minutes in
a moderate oven. When ready and cool,
cover with icing favored according to
taste.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
MENUS AND RECIPES.
'TO-day'S VI
EREAkFAS

BREAKFAST.
Fruit
Cereal Sugar and Cream
Saus.,ye Potatoes au Gratin
CrumpetS Ioiee
DINNER.
Dried Green Pea Soup
Poas, Turkey Cranberry Jelly
u,sboI Potatoes Boiled Onions
Celery Mayonnaise
yyorors Cheese
Cherry Ice Cream
Coffee
SUPPER.
CLAIMS Saute cream sauce
o,,;o,, Cra.ro Sandwiches Celery
Stuffed Apples Madeieihes
Coffee
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Ouotstions furnished By ". q. Hibbs . Ca.
nembep Of ths New Yort Stock Exchanss. Hibes
Building.
SALES OF SHARES BY HOURS.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS,

Quotations furnish ly ". l.. Hihbs & Co. rr.-,.
hrs Of ". New York STOCK Exri,anrr Hibh, Eufld
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
Ease in Money Market.

II may be conceded that the better feel
ing in the stock market was directly
caused this week by the great ease shown
hy The money market. Call loans fell
ON Friday TO Is per cent and il i< said
that money has been lent for a year
even ur"n all industrial collateral for 4
lr"r cent The Bank of England still
keeps its discount rate at 41-2 per cent
J per cent above the open money market
rance and IN" cause of this is supposed
l" tr fear l,st the fortified position in
vii h oar country has J., n placed ;4S
I'Ear'.S Si"j ing HNchan<s might lead to
a heavier movement of gold rom England
into this country than would be i"sira BILE
1t il. at any rate. Il gain ui-hly sur
lriSll'g. d. il Was thrOushout the wear
1910, that de~ptt" the fact that a higher
Trlr" was O! tHinable fur money in Lon
don Ihan III this country. the course of
ste ling cN"!lanGc still faN ored the United
States in a striking way. 1t may be that
this was dnc to purchases Of american
securities for foreign account on Il larger
scale than was openly disclosed.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
Criminal Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH

Assignment for Monday. January .:
Nm. A. Andrews VS.. Wade. Attorneys. MILAN 4
smith, Johnston.
No T.-5,. In re estate Of Thomas J. Anderson.
No ~. Hallnan Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. Garliner-Dunlop
No. 3. Offutt, u., ROuf. Attorneys. Wolf
Taycr Lhckett.
No. s.. Ticr vs.. Hall. Attorneys. LA.imcr-
EOthsrhild
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22

Nt1 York Jan. J.-WHEAT-Wcakar slow in
Quiry. No. Northern spring. To arrive. I. /" b..
-: No 2 red I. O b.. eIs: No hard. (. o. h..
i.l0l.; No. ! mararni, f. o. b.. Ln6l.; No. Mani
toba I. O. b. LOS Reportsd for eaIDrt- loads
Manitoba
rurt basis: new. No .. I. q. b.. 5Sa: new. No. :.
elevator domestic SG. Exporters took loads.
part for February, Marrh. April. and May.
E1rn
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22

A pnre water b m mpRfect conduct@ o. esse-
tridty. vhils man quantities a di1nlved suhAancs
bssn inventA - ~ UatR II - rson@ q -
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
Circuit Court No. 2.


No. 4g3. Spruw vs.. Staples: motion for new trial
nveTruicd and Judgment verdict: appeal noted.
Attorneys T. II. jackson. Aylett Niciio Hayden
JohDson-C. II. Syme and II. L. WoOiarl.
Assignments fur January q:
No. lG. Taylor Wehrr. Attorneys. McNa-
mara NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
No. 20 Rcpetti vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. George +. Williams-
Perry & Son and G. r. Dunlop.
No. sc. Merillat. administrator. Chesapeake
Beach Railway COMPANY. Attorneys. kepplet Il
Merillat-Mckcnney q F7anrery.
No. B AppicSEth southern Railway Com
pany. A;torncys Carter Brookc-Hamilton.
No. l9i- Brainard Smith. Attorneys Douglas
& Raksr-Rals;Un. Siddn.s q Richardson and Oar
liretou.
No. zi. Jasscli VS.. Glorcr Attorneys. Wheaticy
Perry & Son.
No. 96. thornton - North Chcsareake Land
and improvement Company et al Attorneys. Moo
taSue Morisri;y and decentralization. Colbert.
Yerscs & Hamilton
No. 81 Stewart Trinity A. NJ. +. Zion
Churh. Attorneys. Mnnltnn-Birney Woodland.
No. ~ Crock White ct al. executors. Attor
neys, Lambert YCatman-Colbcrt
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Circuit Court No. I.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Assignments for Monday. January 9:
No. Il. Frtchard ys. baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company ct al. Attorneys. ODonoGlue Ham
iltnn.
No. Il Cohen VS.. United States Express Com
pany. Attorneys. brosnan Tobrincr-Biiney.
No. 1a. Saycrs vs.. Southern Railway Company.
Attorneys Decentralization. Colbert, ierkes Il
Hamilton.
No. &C. Taylor Commission Company vs. Moses.
Attorneys. Burkar-DaEia
No. 30. Tuner vs. Moran Attorneys Gies-Pe
ter.
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