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ARMY ORDERS.

he following assignments of officers recently pro
NOTED are announced: Lieut.. Col. John F. Gull
fnyle, Seventh Cavalry. to colonel Ninth Cav
airy; Lieut.. Col. Charles H. Watts. Ninth Cav
airy. to colonel, unassigned: Lieut.. Col. Frank
A. Edwards. Twelfth Cavalry. to COLONEL unas-
sisned; Lieut.. Col. Matthias W. Day. Sixth
Cavalry. tn colonel. unassigned: Lieut.. Col.
Hoel S. Bishop. Fifteenth Cavalry. to oolonel.
unassigned; Lieut.. Col. Edwin p Andris. Sec
ond Cavalry. to colonel unassigned; Lieut.. Col.
Frederick W. sihley. detached I. G.. to colonel.
Fourteenth Cavalry: Lieut.. Col. Homer W.
Wheeler Fifth Cavalry to colonel. unassigned
Mai. Augustus r. Blocksom. Tenth Cavalry. TO
lieutenant colonel. Sixth Cavalry: Mai. Joseph
A. Castor. First Cavalry. to lieutenant colonel.
attached to Firt Cavalry: Mai. Hugh L. Scott,
Fourteenth Cavalry. TO lieutenant colonel, un-
assigned: Mai. Lloyd S. Mccormick. detached
!. c.. to lieutenant colonel. unassigned; Maj
Henry L. Ripley. Eighth Cavalry. to lieutenant
colonel Second Cavalry; Mai. Jacob c. Gal
braith, Fourth Cavalry. to lieutenant colonel.
Fourth Cavalry: Mai James b. Erwin Ninth
Cavalry. to lieutenant colonel unassigned: Mai.
colonel. Eleventh Cavalry; Maj Daniel II.
Boughton. Fifth Cavalry. to lieutenant colonel.
unassigned; Mai. Horatio G. Sickei. Twelfth
Cavalry. to Lieutenant colonel. Twelfth Cavalry
Mai. Franklin o. johnson detached +. NJ. to
lieutenant colonel Fifteenth Cavalry; Mai. Her.
bert J. Slocnm. Seventh Cavalry. to lieutenant
colonel. unassigned; Mai. William ]. Nicholson.
Seventh Cavalry. to lieutenant colonel. Seventh
'NNdlIy MAJ rIeu-". rueuT- 70
lieutenant colonel. Fifth Cavalry; Mai. William
c. Brown. Third Cavalry. to lieutenant colonel,
attached to Third Cavalry: Maj Edwin r.
Brewer. Seventh Cavalry. to lieutenant colonel
attached to Seventh Cavalry: Mai. Lloyd NJ.
Brett. First Cavalry. to lieutenant colonel un-
assigned; Mai. Henry J. Goldman. Twelfth Cav
airy to lieutenant colonel, attached to Twelfth
Cavalry; Mai. Augustus c. Macumb. Ninth Cav
airy. to lieutenant colonel. Ninth Cavalry; Mai
Thomas J. Lewis Thirteenth Cavalry to lieu
tenant colonel, attached to Thirteenth CayalrY,
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NAVY ORDERS.

The following orders have been issued:
Capt. ]. NJ. BOWER, detached duty as superin-
tendent Naval Academy. Annapolis. Md. to
duty connection general board, Navy Depart
ment Washington. d. c.
Capt. J. Fl. GIBBONS detached duty as member
Of the general board. Navy Department, Wash
irgton d. G.: to duty superintendent of the
Naval Academy, Annapolis, Nd.
Commander J. II. DAYTON. commissioned q com.
mander in the navy from March T. 1911.
Lieut.. Commander d. V. II. ALLEN, detached
duty Nebraska; to home and wait orders.
Lieut.. II. FRANKENBEEG Err. detached duty
Louisiana; to home and wait orders
Lieut.. C. NJ. AUSTIN, to duty a inspector Of the
Ninth lighthouse district. San Juan. Porto Rico.
Lieut.. A. W. JOHNSON. detached duty Delaware
to duty Nebraska as senior engineer officer
Lieut.. NJ. JOYCE. detached duty inspector In
charg. Ninth lighthouse district San Juan,
Porto Rico: to home and wait orders.
Ensign G. c. BARNES. detached duty Des Modnes;
to duty Kansas
Ensign J. BAER, to duty as assistant to the senior
engineer Gicrr. New Hampshire.
Ensign c. p. PAGE. detached duty Yankton; to
duty Delaware
Midshipman II. Y. McCABE, dstaclied duty Han.
cock; to duty Yankton.
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Lawsuits
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Addition to Congress Heights-Square 6oe5 lot II;
Emma Paine Hungerford to William B. Sayre.
SO.
Longnecker's Addition to Congress Heishts-Lot l..
block 3: Jane Merriam to Samuel w. Keys. $40.
street southeast between Fourteenth and IF
teenth street-square l06S. lots 10 to 2: George
W. Barnes to George II. D:erkoph. $40.
Fourteenth Street HeiKhts-SQuare 291e lots and s:
Gilbert c. Splitter ct ux- to Milton L. Yea
sey. So
liza p street northwest-square l57 half interest in
lot A; Joseph n. Hemphil ct uI. to Orc
Joseph Hemphr $40.
llA + streets northwest-Square l57; one-han in
terest in lot A; 0ro Joseph Hemphill to Dora
Adele Hemphill. SO.
Square $50. lot s.: one-ffth interest in lots 81.
So. and So; Annie p. Hull to Clifford II.
Robertson and George F. Hull. trustees. S.
Zu streets northwest-Square 5l2; part Of lot 4;
George NJ. Emmerich and Douglass s. Mackall,
trustees. to B. Francis Saul. S2.E5
Columbia Heishts-square ss4s. 10. se; Arthur E.
Dowell ct uI- to Elizabeth S. saum. $40.
Cleveland Park-Sauare 0s2 lot 70; Elizabeth s.
Saum to Arthur Z. Dosel, $40.
Mount Pleasant-Lot 80; Mary C. Leaman ct vir
to Nicola Forio ct uI-. Fortuna tenants in
common), SO.
Eleventh street northwest, between and " streets
Square al, part Of lot Z; Mary E Thaw to
Leopold H. Forster. SIC.
Barry Farm-Part of lot A, section 9; the Wash
ington Loan and Trust Company, trustee. 10
the Washington Lean and Trust Company. s. 900.
Lincoln-Lots II. 10. 10. and %. section 8; George
W. Marsh TO Lewis Jores SO.
Four and-a a-haH street northwest. between Pennyl
rania avenue and street-Squsrc 4sl, part Of
lot q; Samuel Bensinger ct ux-, Philip Joseph
ct ux., to the Gospel Mission. SO.
q street southeast, between Third and Fourth
streets-Square 7sl lot 9; David e. Chester
to Benjamin A. Henderson. SO.
University Heights-Sauare q. lot Il; Alfred +.
Gage ct uI. to Lloyd A. Douglass. $40.
South Carolina southeast, between Sixth and
Seventh streets-Square s75. lot "a; John I'd
son Briggs ct Il. to William NJ. Lyon ct ux.
Coint tenants). So
Four-and- a-han street southwest, between and
n streets-Squsre $50. lot 81; Louis Aronson q
ux. to George w. Robinson. SO.
Cleveland Park-Square 262 lot IA and part o{ lot
5; josephine D. Peary ct vir to Clarence W.
Kanot so.
Schnetzen Park-Lots Is and s. block 4; Eliza e.
Jackson, W. Bladen Jackson. B. Lowndes- Jack
son ct ux. ct al. to Charles +. Buscher, SO.
Fourteenth and streets northwest-Square rs. part
Of lot l; Linda A.. Painter to James A. Buch-
anan. SO.
1888 Sixteenth street northwest-Square ns. lots Il
and 49, William Hinton Holloway and Arthur y.
Mattingty. trustees. to Howard s. Nyman. SO 800.
Thirteenth and streets southeast-SQuare l047.
lots TO Is; Eugene Carusi and Clarence r.
Norment. trustees, and the Washington Loan and
Trust Company. trustee. to the Washington San
itary Housing Company. S,foi-so.
H street northwest. between Twenty-third and
Twcnty-fourth streets-Square e. one-half interest.
part Of lot II; Harry A. Kite to Josephine Per
kins Hill. SO.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 6o96-Lot Il; William B. Sayre ct ux. II
J. Jerome Lshtfoot and William b. Hunger
ford. trustees, to secIrI Emma Paine Hunger
ford. $50. l to IS months. per cent pc,
ahnum.
| Square 5lls-Lots Al and l4s; John W. Watkins II
John L. Massey. trustee. to secure Mary v
Watkins, N,is. years. per cent semi
Peter Mills seat-Part; Fountain Peyton ct u1. te
Fred G. Coldren and Thomas Walker, trustee
to secure Marcia A. Taylor. $50. years, 6 pc,
cent, se.nisnnually.
Square lod6-Lot ls; George n. Dierkoph ct W. tr
William H. Saunders and Gland Livingston
trustees. to Wflmot W. Trew, 1000.
years, 8 per cent. semi annually.
Square l06S-Lot 30; same to Jacob H. Hchliter and
Claud Livingston. trustees. to secure Julia Bowen
$780, years. pr cent. semi i-ansually.
Huatio N. Tap,in and ClAud Livingston. trus
tees. to secure Lille T. -Tsplin. 81, 900, years
81 PER cent, femt-annaally. f...
Sqrare lo66-Lot 2; some to Charles g. Muir and
Cleveland. $500 yean.>-s per cent semi
annually.
Brookland-Lots and 2. block II; Charles g
Lennon ct u1. to Samuel H. walter and Michae
l. Weller. trustees. to secure the Eastern Build
ing and Loan Association. 5000.
Petworth-Lot 10. block 2; Robert J. F. McElroy
ct \ux. to John Tsyior Arms and Samuel A.
monthly payments. pr on.. .emi-snnuauy.
North Columbia Heights-Lot 10. block s; Ffanci.
II. Smith ct ux to Thomas H. Bsnes and
Charles j. Butler. trustees, To secure Freoef1ct
A. Lake. $50. years' Per CENT. semi
annually.
Square :l-Pazt Of lot Z. Leopold n. Forster Ct ux
to Il. Ross Ferry. r.. and Louis P. shosnak1
trustees. TO secure Mazy z. Thsw, $500.
years. p1 oent, semi-annualJ.
Square lsl-Psrt Of lot q; the Gospel MisGion te
James A. Bealmer and Gefson Nofdlingsr. trus
tees to secure Samuel Bensinger and Philir
Joseph. T!oo. to yea1. Per cent. semi
annually. -,
Univsruiy Park-Part Of lot II. block S: Victor l.
Dodge ct ux.. Alice NJ. to Percy n. Russell
and Alvin Belt. trustees. to secure Harriet Z
Mann. 500. to % months. VI pr csnt. semi
annually.
square aLLot -; william NJ Lyon q NJ. h
John q weedou and Gsorgs w. whiss. trustees
to sscure n R. PtmpArey. c.@o. yeasA
PR cent. semi-aunually Same TO John q
J. Edson Bnsss, SsO. % months. Pc
Square Se-Lot a: Georvs W. Rooinsoo et W. q
Thomas r. Brown and William B: Buwn
txustees. to secure Ellen q. Duvali. 80. and
u months per cent. sstntannually.
Ingies&ds-Lot 90 block g. Matilda A. Damsou ct VI
to John Taylor Arms and Samnel A. Drury
trustees. 10 secure Lee Brown. H.sW. yean
schuetsen Park-Lot =. b'ock Z. lots 8 and =
Charles y. Buseher st ux b Henry II. Berg
mann and Charles SchafeF. trustees. 10 securs
The Northern Liberty 0Gman-Anerscaa BUILDING
Square 2ss-Lok " and pazt Il lot 5; Clarsncs W.
Kanolt 10 Alexander T. Hsusey and Guy n
yohnsun, Trustees. to sscurU JosspAins D. Peazy
-, 2 =. ys.1s s. ps a Is H, :se,sS11ss = W,;ss
HIN and Nauries ID. Rassnbss8 tzusteea 10 -
ms victor T. Adlx.' N.su. yssn. ~ pes
esD4 ssmfsnuually.
Hsuy 4 Duss ssd wniisn Z. Nina. trus
- b sosuS Lfsda A. Pa1n1sf. eo.0. ysan
e. ~ egn2 0nt-o1nlly.
sUR w-Est ~ &C., \ - = q = -
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I
tortor Du Pont for the last few days.
meet at Benning yesterday, and will re-
turn to Wilmington, Del. to Join the
baroness on Monday, where they will re-
main until the middle Of next week.
Mrs. Robert J. wynne, who has been
spending some time with her son in
South Carolina, has returned to Wash
ington.
Mrs W. w. Pope. Of Baltimore, will ar
rive in Washington to-day to be the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge Jordan
at the horse show.
Miss Helen Taft will attend the hop Al
the Naval Academy tonight and will b
the guest Of Medical Inspector and Mrs
Albert d. Mccormick during her stay ir
Annapolis. =.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs. Kno,
are entertaining for the week. beside
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Tindle. Of Valley Forge
their nephew-in-law and niece, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Brown. who were recently
married.
Baron de Bode and his sister, Baroness.
Elizabeth de Bode. occupied the box Of
Secretary Dickinson yesterday at the
horse show. To-day the Chinese Minister
and family have accepted a similar
courtesy from the Secretary Of War.
Miss Emily Nelson Ritchies Mclean
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mclean
of New York. whose marriage to Mr.
Edward A. Wylie. son of Dr. and Mrs
w. Gill Wylie. will take place In the
Church of the Heavenly Rest. New York
June 8. has announced her attendants, al
follows: Misses Robina Christian, Lucilla
Wylie, Katrina Page-Brown, Caroline
Fuller, Betty Bouldin. and Estelle Reilly
Mr.. Lawrence r. Robbins. Of Springfield
Mass. will act as best man.
Mrs. Truman H. Neuberry was elected
president of the National Needlework
Guild of America yesterday at the annual
convention held in Philadelphia.
Cards are out for the marriage reception
of Miss Pansy Bloomer, daughter Of Mrs
s. Lawrence Heap to Mr.. T. John Ward
Of Philadelphia. Saturday afternoon
June 4. at 4:30 O'Clock. at the home OF
Pay Inspector and Mrs Heap, 1734 X
street. The ceremony. at o'clock, will
be attended by only a small gathering OF
relatives. Mrs. Beale Bloomer will act
as matron Of honor. and Mr.. Frank
Ward. Of Philadelphia. brother Of the
bridegroom-elect. will be the best man.
Miss Nora Rhoades. the small niece OF
the bridegroom, will be a flower girl.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Anna B. Saunders, Of this city, and Mr.
Edward S. Coates. of westmoreland
County. Va. Thursday evening. May 4
at o'clock. in the Bethany Baptist
Church. Rhode Island avenue and Second
street Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson. pastor
Of the church. performed the ceremchy
Mr.. Austin c. Saunders, brother Of the
bride. gave his sister in marriage. while
Miss Geraldine Saunders. her niece. was
maid Of honor. After the ceremony a re-
ception was held at the residence of Mr.
Saunders. 200 Second street, Immediately
after which the young people left for
an Eastern bridal trip. They will make
their future home in westmoreland Coun-
ty, Va.
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CRICKETERs TO PRACTICE.

First Game of Season ON Decoration
Day at Rock Creek Park.
The regular practice Of the Washington
Cricket Club will be he'd in Rock Creek
Park this afternoon at p. m. From
now on tho club will hold practice games
weekly. and those who are desirous of
making the first and second elevens are
requested to report at the grounds on
Wednesdays and Saturdays. The first
game OF the season win be played on
Decoration Day between the Sons Of st.
George. of Baltimore, and the Washing
ton Cricket Club.
The grounds are located at the end of
Sixteenth street extended, and may be
reached by the Piney Branch car on the
Fourteenth street car line.
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SEMI-FINALS PLAYED.

Travis Defeats Taylor ON Garden
City Goh Links.
Garden City, Coli Links, Lons
Island. May h-rhe second and
semi-final rounds in the three
regular divisions occupied most of
to-day at the invitation tournament of
the Garden City Golf Club Walter J..
Travis defeated w. w. Taylor. finishing
on the twelfth green with up and 6
to go. and Gardner White beat +. q.
Wheeler, 8 up and to 90. Frederick
Herresho6 advanced to the semi-flnals at
the expense Of p. r. Pyne. Of Princeton,
up and 4 to play.
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yvfIl Of Mrs. EIisaheth ste.e,

Bequeathing E.ooo to her daughter. Jen-
ME 8. Hills. and 400 to her son. Frank
b. Stone. the Will Of Elisabekh Belle
Stone. dated August a. 1sla. va nlsd for
probate yesterday. Each Of the three
grandchildren. Thomas o.. E2isabeth. and
Fierce b. Hills. IN given Qoa The -.
maining estate goes 70 the 1daugAteg.
1snnis 8. Hills. who = named ~ s1eoar
Tux ap& GoasdiaR 6 ~ eaaosnn1RsE :
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Funeral Of Mrs. Yates To-day

Funeral Of Mrs. Yates To-day.
Funeral services for Mrs Harriet Doug
las Yates. who died Thursday after an
illness Of two weeks. win be held from
the residence. 1903 Nineteenth street
northwest. this afternoon. Rev. C..
Ernest Smith. rector OF st. Thomas
Church, win oniciate. Interment win
be IN Glenwood Cemetery.
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In THB SOCIAL WORLD.
Mrs. Taft Gives Garden Party
in White House Grounds.
HAMMoNDs GIVE 4 RECEPTION

Guests Asked for 10 O'Clock So ab
Not to Interfere with Other Az
Visit at Atlantic City - Baron
Prcuschen At Aviation Meet.
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Polo Play At Lakewood End..

Lakewood. N. j.. May 5-Polo play for
the season came to q sudden end to-day,
80 far as Lakewood is concerned. when
the British challengers won a four
period game from an American quartet
by score Of to IA. and one two
period game was played In which three
Of the Britishers took part.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate a Elizabeth B. Stone: viii dated August
"a. 1910. and petition for letters testamentaTy fled
Attorneys r. B. Hills.
Estate Of John Synan; letters Of administration
granted to p. A. Fenning; bond, 500. Attorneys
Fenning 4 Parker.
In 70 Beatrice N. Lang order confirming hearing
Attorneys, Alfred d. Snith-Andrew Wilson.
Estate Of Daniel j. Logan; will dated Septembel
q. 1907. fled
Estate Of Rachael @. C. vasey; letters Of admin
istration granted shelton 7. Cameron; bond, 81 900
Attorney. Fulton Lewis.
Estate Of Mary +. Williams: letters Of administers
ton granted to Charles B. Williams; bond, 81 600
Attorney, W. II. White.
In 70 Esther L. Oarooe; petition for appointmen,
Of guardian. Attorney, r. H. Yeatman.
Estate Of Isaac Herman; will dated September q
1886 fled.
Estate Of Margaret A. Machon will dated May
-, 1903 fled
Estate Of Jesse H. Robinson; will dated January
q, 1886, filed.
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Space 10 ecuoomised b. mounting . nsw. German
high-spced engine on tbp Of its boilR.
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Court of Customs Appeals.

Court of Customs Appeals.
Rresent: Presiding Judge Montgomery and Asso
ciafe Judges Smith. Barber. Martin. and De vnes-
No. 5s4- stensrl, appellant, v. United States
zinc tiles; argument concluded By Mr; B. A. Leret'
for the appellant
No. l6l. Revillon. appellant, ys United staoes
pony skins; argument commenced b. Mr b.
Levett for the appellant, continued BY Mr.. I. j.
Doherty for the appellee. and concluded BY Mr.. b
A. Levett for the appellant.
No. 5ss. United States. appellant, Va Meadows
chief value: argument commenced by Mr.. T.
Doherty for the appellant. continued By Mr. B. A
Lc0tt for the app llee and concluded BY Mr. 7
j. Doherty for the appellant
No. 5h United States. appellant. vs.. White
gaufrer leather; argued by Mr.. 7. J. Doherty foI
the appellant and submitted on briefs bs the
appellee.
No. 5s2 United States. appellant, vs.. Bouchsein
Schappe silk argued by Mr.. T. J. Doherty foi
the appellant and submitted on briefs By The
appellee.
No. So salomon. appellant. vs. United States
tale; argument commenced by Mr.. W. Wickhan
Smith for the appellant and cor6iuded b. Mr
Charles Z. McNabb for the appellee.
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Assignment for May 3:
United States ". Samuel Butler.
United States vs. Leo jackson.
United States vs. Edward Kent,
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday, May 8, 1911

ton to disui.. appeal o-srruled. Attorney. E A.
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Equity SuitA.

No. 30lY. William A. Richards trustee ct sl.
vs.. Unknown Heirs Of Thomas L. Washington; quiet
title Attorneys. ]. T. Pctbury-D. W. ODonoshue
and G. r. Williams.
No. J0l5s. Edward J. Torer ct al vs. Sarah T.
Barr ct al; partition: Attorney. W. K Quinter.
Lawsuits.
No. S3572 Fred. A. Wolf Arcade Company.
F. L. Averill and Emil Be.liner; account 81 so.
Attorney. W. G. Gardiner
No. S352. A. Webster Richards vs.. Capital Trac-
ton Company; damages. slo.t00. Attorneys, G. L.
Baker, C.. c. Miller, and II. H. Obear.
No. s3574. Mary C. Devlin vs.. Harry wardrnan
appeal Defendants attorneys. Brandenburg &
Brandenburg.
Bankruptcy Petition.
No. 7I. In Basil b. Baden; lunchroom. l4Os
p street northwest; voluntary; debts. 2.062I; as
sets, 500. Attorney, I. @. Halward.
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District Court.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. a3s In re extensial Of Massachusetts avenue
/ hearing.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Hoof and
Mrs. W. W. Pope. Of Baltimore. will ar
rive in Washington to-day to be the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge Jordan
at the horse show.
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BankfuptcY Court.
District Court.

No. 7T. In re Basil d. Baden; adjudication ant
reference.
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Criminal Court. No. 1.

No. H3T. United States Va James Williams;
robbery; sentenced to pententiary for fifteen yeas
No NE4. United States VI Robert Wilson;
housebrealdng; sentenced to penitentiary for nve
No ZDl. United States Va Beujsmin Minor;
grand larceny: sentenced to psnitsntiay for two
years and placed probatiou-
No ZSR United States u. Lews Howard
carnai nowiedse sentenced to penitentiazy foT i've
yean and placed probation.
No 1S77. United states VI John W. Patterson
embexlement: sentenced to penitentiay for four
years: appeal noted: recoGnizance in $3.50 with
Aaron ]. Gaskins, surety. taken.
No 26sea United States y. John b. Fishef;
libel; motion for new trial and in arrest Of iuds-
msat overruled
Attainment for May 8:
-v,rSts6 Sfafes ~ Perri w. Fri5t6
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Miss Helen Taft will attend the hop at
the Naval Academy tonight and will be
the guest of Medical Inspector and Mrs.
Albert d. Mccormick during her stay in
Annapolis
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CHIEF Jusrrcp UABAuoH.

No. asN United States N william b. BURN;
assault. dangerous weapon; sentenced to puitsnr
tiary fuE six years.
No. 31a United States W Waiter @. bsooan;
eand larceny; plea guilty.
No. aSM United States N AIbert CsrtJer: h0usD
teaking and larcscy; sentencsd to psnitentiay 10
four yUaxA
-sssianSnter: rotioo fuE nv tzisl azussd end
10, ~ wallaos Ct a. " Dsuss 4 a.; I'm
nR settling I'm of sxccpticu4 BE-, exteod96 A.
tospsys. = A. Jenss and n !. Aesns-W. A.
~ M Hsfnss N Hpseunb: nstio NJ ~
tskl e1lfiunsd. Atttssga Q. ". cAoItt-A 4
- w. = l.rr,ss c.usps -
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Court Of Appeals.

Present-Al.
Admi.sons-Alfred W. Kiddle. r. J. Downey.
S. T. Klawans. Frank B. Fox. Henry Bowden. Her
bert NJ. Grifith.
No. 2se. American Realty Company N Thomp-
kins: writ Of to Supreme Court United States
ordered to issue motion Of Mr.. A. A. Brnsy OF
counsel for appellant and bond for costs fixed at
S3cc
Nc. 1868. Taylor &c, Leiziitzer ct al. argl-
mcnt commenced by Mr.. ]. ]. Darlington for ap
reliant. continued BY Mr. Edmund Burke for appel
lees concluded by Mr.. J. J. Darlington for appel
liant.
No. Isl. Mmsey vs.. Webb. &C.; writ Of error Of
motion Of Nlr. H. H. Obear Of counsel for appel
lant and bond to act sup&-sedeas hxed at $4,000
Patent appeal No. GA. Healey, &c. ~ lnwood
ct al. continued.
Assignment for May g.:
Patent appeals No. es3. SIS. Co., 100. 7ol COS and
706,, l0s. I'll, H. and 49,
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The Secretary Of State and Mrs. Knox
are entertaining for the week. beside
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Tindle. Of Valley Forge.
their nephew-in-law and niece. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Brown, who were recently
married.
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Equity Court No. 4.
1IrsrICE srAEEaRD

Equity Court No. I.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. ge9. Peters VS.. Rudolph; rule returnable
May Il Attorneys, J. II. Stcwar-E- H. Thomas
No. 1914. The Gottschalk Company IS. Long;
rule discharged and application for injunction and
receiver denied. Attorneys, J. A. B,ukart-L A.
Bailey.
Equity Court No. 3.
JUSTICE GOULD.
q In Ifunacyl Lee G.. Watkins; order to deposit
uninvested funds.
No. Se4 Pumphrey et al. vs. HALEY: trustees
fund confirmed. Attorneys. ]. s. Easby-S Smith
McLanahan & Burton.
No. a0is Lyon Bursey; decree pro confesso
vacated. Attorney. l. s. Lyon.
No. sosa Po} ct al; rs Hawley ct al. decree
dismissing bill Set aside. Attorneys. Ellis Don
aldson-C r. Wilson and X. 8. Huidekoper.
No. 30l07 Chandler ct al. Chandler ct al. I:
order CT publication. Attorney w. c. Balderston.
Assignment for May 8:
Forrest vs. Forrest Attorneys, Gardiner-Gittinss
& Blair.
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Mrs. Robert ]. Wynne. who has been
spending some time with her son In
South Carolina. has returned to WASH
ington.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-06

tortor Du Pont for the last few days.
Baron Preuschen attended the aviation
meet at Benning yesterday. and will re-
turn to Wilmington, Del. to Join the
baroness on Monday. where they win re-
main until the middle Of next week.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-06

Baron de Bode and his sister, Baroness
Elizabeth de Bode. occupied the box OF
Secretary Dickinson yesterday at the
horse show. To-day the Chinese Minister
and family have accepted a similar
courtesy from the Secretary Of War
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-07
IDENTIFICATION MARKS.

Grandma had habit of docking her
hens tails to keep them out of the
neighbors' coops and cook pots and, of
course, got suspicious and mad as a
wet hen" when Sarah Ann Somebody
clipped her chickens, conclusions ditto.
Must be awfully humiliating for
proud Biddy to become a bobtail, for
her peroration is not only ornamental,
but useful.
1t wigwags her feelings.
Does she lay a big egg or lay low
some sassy henpecker-then her tail
stands straight in the air. Is she sick
or licked-down trails the flag at half
mast.
Besides. it's her steering gear, and
without her tail she may sail to a sad
finale.
Then others add variety to the land
scape by painting their hens red. white
and blue.
Spring rains soon wash off these au-
tumnal tints; some hen fancier inno-