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PLACES OF INTEREST

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80 to 4:So. Other days. 3 cents admission.
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sto p. n. CThe original Declaration of Independ-
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D. m.
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WOMAN TO BE HANGED
FOR MURDER OF HUSBAND
Since Mrs. Surratt was Found Guilty of Com.
plicity in Killing Lincoln.

For the first time, in the District since
the conviction and hanging OF Mrs. Sur
ratt for completely in the assassination
of President Lincoln. a woman was yes
terday found guilty OF first degree mur-
der in Criminal Court No. L Matte E.
Lomax. q negro, was convicted by a
jury Of killing her husband on the night
Of December Is last.
For your independent satisfaction. II
II is Of sufficient moment to you. give
you the courts assurance that. in the
opinion OF the court, you have rendered
righteous, just, and courageous ver-
dict" said Justice Wright after the Jury
had returned to the court room. The
woman will be hanged at the District
jail, the date to be set later.
The Lomax woman had threatened
her husband on numerous occasions and
on the night Of the shooting tried to
wheedle money from him. She we0t
- his room while be lay asleep. and
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ARMY ORDERS

By direction! Of the President. an army
retiring board is appointed to meet
at San Antonio. Tex. for the ex-
animation Of such officers as may be
Gen. FREDERICK A. SMITH. United
States Army: Brig. Gen. MARION p.
een GAUs RIhPa lnsff states w. HoTTy oATFT%y uatsd Sss
s1aseS sTRAUB, Adi Medical a?i Corps: MAJ f PAUL
c. HUTTON. Medical Corps. Record
er, First Lieut.. SAMUEL T. MACK
ALL, Eighteenth Infantry.
The leave of absence granted Second
Lieut.: CHARLES McH. EBY. Twelfth
Cavalry. is extended one month.
teenth Infantry. will return to Fort
duty. anu after the completion there
First of will eps proceed sdR.RR 5e .Hin his resnsPs soN
Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo., for tenn
porary duty. and after the completion
thereof will PE9Teeed to RoGxT WeS1 RStnt;
Corps Of Engineers. is relieved from
temporary duty with the Third Bat
TALON of Engineers. and will return
tf t9 eu lis Prope5 pSEoRGE e5et;fn Fl RtakE fhif s
Coast Artillery Corps. now attached to
the Twenty-eighth Company. Coast
Artillery Corps. is assigned to that
company.
Leave of absence for two months, to
take effect upon the completion Of
manuevers at San Antonio. Tex, is
granted Capt. J. MILLARD LITTLE,
Twenty-eighth Infantry.
Leave of absence for ten days is granted
Second Lieut. FRANK D. APPLIN.
Coast Artillery Corps.
First Lieut. FRANK r. CURTIS, Signal
Corps, is relieved from detail in that
corps.
BY direction Of the President. Capt
PETER MURRAY, quartermaster, is
relieved from detail in the Quarter
masters Department.
BY direction of the President, the fol-
lowing-named officers are detailed as
members of the General Staff Corps:
Col. WILLIAM A NICHOLS, infantry:
Lieut.. Col. DANIEL H BOUGHTON,
cavalry.
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St.James,E@e!eg@s:2
WARRINGTON. u. C.

Square 7e-Part Of lot .: Watkins L. Turner ct
Anne Croes to Frederick L. Siddons and Lee
irgs Bank, $500. l. 2, and years, per cent.
semi annually.
Square T3s-Lots IL and p: 8. Higgins Terry to
George NJ Emmerich and Douglass s. MackalI.
trustees to secure the Washington six Per Cent
Permanent Building Association, 500
Dobbins Addition-Lot 81 block &: Nathan r.
Edmonds ct to the Washington Loan and
Trust Company, trustee, to secure the Equitable
Cooperative Building Association. 5000
Square 12e-Part Of lots L. 42. and go: J. Eakin
Gadsby ct ux. to William ]. Flather and Milton
+. Allies trustees. TO secure Ben B. Bradford.
5000. years, per cent, semtannially.
Square 6z5-Lot II; Annie L. Suter ct yir to VIII
lam T. Ballard and William H. LAnham, trus-
tees. to secure Josiah Bellows, $50. years. per
Le Droit Park-Lot q block u; Emily G. Hol-
Tiger to William A. Hill and Rignald W. Beau.
trustees to secure Clifford N. Stoy, N,5o0 >
years. per cent, semi-annualy.
Square Soo6-Lots and 3: Raymond X. Ferguson
to Frank 7. Rawlings and Jesse ". Rawiinu.
trustees. to secure Frank 8. CoilinA S7n .
years. pr cent, semi, annually.
Square Em-Dots and .; same to same. to -
czrre same 500 years. per cent, semi annually.
Square l35i-Lot Is and north half Of lot "a: Everis
A. Hayes ct ux. TO John Taylor Arms and
Samuel A. DrIy. trustees to secure Lee Brown
ST. 800. years. per cent, semtannually.
Square l54-Lot 49, same to same. to secnre sannas
$l,25c. years. per cent, semi-annually.
Square l5s4-Lots 10. o. n. and 2; Ererss A.
HAYS et 10 JONI IayiOr Arfns o2fucS1
A. Drury trustees, to secure Lee Brown &,O4
years. per cent. semtannually.
Square l3s4-Lot /; same to same, to secure ANA
$3.50 years. per cent. semiannnally.
Square I354-Lots 2 5. T. s. 6. and I; same to sanas
to secur, same. $780, years. per cent, semi
annually.
Square i,5a-Lot and part Of lot .; E<eris A.
Hayes ct ux. to John Taylor Arms and Samuel
A. Drury. trustees, to secure Lee Brown. $3.50.
years. per cent. semi annually.
Square l3S4-Lct 10 and part ct los .: Evsris a.
Hayes ct ux. to John Taylor Arms and Samuel
A. Drury, trustees. to secure Lee Brown. a.aAI
ysars. 8 per cent. semtannually.
SQUARE l3S4-Lots II. L. and u. same to same. 10
secure same c.75ap. . yssrs. pRf oent ssmi-
annually.
square 1s-Lot O.: Daniel B. CiaFks wAssaman e
ux. Grace Knowlton q al. to Ne NAtiosal
savina and Trust COMPANY. tussssI to sscurs
fha Anerican Security and 1fuA CnUpanus
0A syaA . - - sraf.
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SULLYS LOSE SUIT.
Jury Brings Verdict for $2s, 600
Against Pair.

New York. May 1.-THE jury before
Supreme Court Justice Amend. that
heard the suit Of Col. Peter II. Corr
against Mrs. Emma F. Sully to recover
$50, 900 on an alleged loan in 1904. returned
a verdict for the full amount, with in
terest, making a total of s2s,O0o.
Mrs. Sully and her husband, Daniel ].
Sully. both testified that the money was
loaned to him.
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MARINE CORPS ORDERS.

First Lieut.. R. o. UNDERWOOD, quail
fed for promotion.
Col T. n. WOOD, to Washington, D. c.,
May 15 191-, for examination pre-
liminary to retirement.
Capt. w. c. HARLLEE, granted leave
of absence for one month from and
including May 10, 1911.
Capt. E. B. MILLER, detached marine
barracks, naval station, Guantanamo,
Cuba, upon arrival there, to duty Pro-
visional Brigade United States Ma
rines,
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Interchanging invitations on the part or
the principals to the controversy to ad-
journ to a place hotter than Washington
liner Harper yesterday in the suit Of
Daniel J. Sully, of New York, the former
Cotton King" against John Hays Ham
mond, millionaire mining expert, and
others for s1,500,oOo damages for alleged
defamation of character. Plain words
were used and 1t looked extremely threat
ening for a while. Better counsel. how
ever, prevailed at the end and the OBJ
jectionable language was withdrawn from
the records.
Attorney Cuttings made every effort to
have Mr.. Hammond commit himself with
regard to his having entered into a con-
tract with ]. ]. Walsh. treasurer Of the
National Cotton Improvement Company.
to sell stock of this concern.
Could Not Remember.
Mr.. Hammond replied he could not re-
member. but that papers could be found
at his office throwing light on the SUD-
ject. Mr.. Cuttings produced a number Of
kilograms and letters, alleged to have
reference to the matter, but Mr. Ham
mond could not be prevailed upon to
Attorney Walker. for Mr.. Hammond,
objected to his client being examined
with regard to Welsh, on the ground
that his name does not appear in Sully's
declaration.
A telegram, dated San Francisco, Oc-
tober s. 1903 from Mr.. Hammond to his
son, was produced by Attorney Cuttings,
according to which Hammond had enter
ed into contract with Welsh. Mr.. Ham,
mond said he may have paid Welsh sew
eral thousand dollars on account of the
option he held on the stock in the Ma
tional Cotton Improvement Company.
Mr.. Hammond. however, qualified most
every statement he made by saying that
he could not recollect, or that papers al
his Office would tell.
Replies to Gfttfngs
Being asked repeatedly as to his con-
nections with Welsh, Mr.. Hammond re-
piled TO Mr.. Cuttings in a rather spirited
manner that he had answered the ques-
ton time and again. Attorney Cuttings
thereupon said to Mr.. Hammond that
he would be perfectly satisfied to drop
cross-examinations then and there if Mr.
Hammond would enter bond to person.
ally appear at the trial and there to pro-
duce all papers in his possession having
any connection with the case.
Attorney Walker, for Mr.. Hammond, in
reply. made tender to comply with the
request of counsel for Mr.. SulIy, provided
the Cotton King offer a similar bond
Outside of that Mr.. Walker criticised
this part of the proceedings on the part
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CoIored Victim Laid to Rest.

Funeral services for John E. Scott. L.
civil war veteran, one of old South Wash
ington's most respected colored men,
who died at his home. 49s K street south
west, Monday, were held yesterday after
noon from Metropolitan African Metho-
dist Church. Interment was at Arlington
Cemetery. Mr.. Scott was a member Of
Frederick Douglass Post, No. q, G. A. R.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present-AIL-
Aduit,ed-Cliford II. Taverrier.
No 7OS. Mcintyre Perry; argument com
menced by Mr.. J. B. Hull for appellant. continued
by NJ. A. S. Patterson for appellee and Concluded
by Mr.. Melville Church for appellant.
No Ill. Dieckmann vs.. Bruno; argument com
menced by Mr.. C. W. Miles for appellant. con-
tinued by Mr. W. G. Henderson for appellee. con-
cluded by Mr.. z. H. Bottun for appellee. and Gun
cludsd by Mr.. George W. Rea for appellant.
No. 7l3. In re application Of William Fl. Schar {:
argument commenced by Mr. E A Packard for
appellant.
Assignments for to-day:
Patent appeals Nos 7s ION hearing). IL. IL, Il3
IA, Tl6, H. and us.
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CHAMBERS VICTIM DYING.
E. c. NJ. Combs Cannot Recover, Say
Hospital Physicians.

Little hope is expressed for the recov-
cry of E. C. NJ. Combs, who is detained
at the Quarantine Hospital suffering from
glanders. He is being kept isolated, but
physicians say that while he is doing as
we'll as might be expected under the con-
ditions. he cannot recover.
DR.. ]. A. Flynn, who discovered the
case, will lecture on the disease to-mor-
row night before the Georgetown Medical
Society
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Offering of Bonds.

Messrs. Middendorf, Williams & Co..
of Baltimore. and N. W. Halsey & Co,
of New York. offer to investors at 97h
an issue Of $500 600 Virginia Railway and
Power Company first and refunding S
per cent gold bonds, which are first
mortgage on practically the entire prop
erty Of the company situated at Rich
mond and Petersburg, Va
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ns.
Circuit Court No. q

NJ. ID flsher vs. bSIkln- Attorneys, BroWn-
SepSio & Gusack.
No. l6 Lyon vs.. Bursey. AttorneyA Ridout-
Circuit Court No. q
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 5lff3 First National Bank Of Dexter ". Fox
and
No. 595.. Edwards vs.. same: on trial. Attorneys,
MILAN q Smith. II. +. Woodard, A. s. Worthing-
toni. ]. Darlington
Assignments for May l2-Motions:
No. l. Hayne Oh Tank and Pump Company Va
Emerson Orne. Attorneys. Carter & Brooke
Dickey * Evans
No 2 DiHenhaugh Construction Company n
Hurley ct al. Attorneys, Sullivan-LAmbert.
torneys, Richardson and RidCut-Thomas.
No L. BrucksOn vs.. Anacostia and Potomac River
Railroad Company. Attorneys. Citing, Cham
berlain-Hoover x Sullivan
No 5. Srllly vs. Hammond. Attorneys. Gitttngs 4
hamberlin-Walker.
No 6 Neals vs.. Banneker Relief Association At
torneys. Ambruse-Collrns & Clarke.
No. Langs Royal Glue Company. Attorneys,
Ralston, Siddons & Richsrdson-Gardiner.
No. s johnson vs.. Baltimore and Washington
Railway Company. Attorneys. Biruey-SlemAn 4
Lerch-
No. Q. Dickson Va May. Attorneys, Evans &
Heidman-Hslloway {
No. 10. Borough Bank Of Brooklyn ". Hender-
son. Attorneys. Hamilton-Daish.
No. Il United States rel. Hammond Vs. Gus
tis ct al Attorney. Sullivan.
No. II Hibbs Co. vs.. BealL Attorneys Bailey
Macdonald
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DENIES ASSAULT CHARGE.
Granville c. Pollard, However, Ad.
mits Shooting His Revolver.

Pleading not guilty to the charge Of
assaulting Robert NJ. Baker, a special
policeman, Granville c. Pollard, a negro,
arrested as one of the participants in a
mysterious shooting affair early Wednes-
day morning. at Fourteenth and X
streets northwest, yesterday demanded
a trial by jury.
He was released on bond of $500. Pol
lard admits shooting his revolver three
times, but says that he did not intend
to hit any one, but merely wanted to
frighten his assailants.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Estate Of Daniel Pfeil: order TO collect insur
ance. Attorney. w. L. Ambrose.
Estate Of George W. Scheerer; letters tesla
msntary granted TO Annie NJ. Scheerer; bond $40.
Attorney, Lemuel Fugitt
Estate Of Mary r. Overton; order TO execute nsw
bond.
Estate Of William Fleming: order extending time
to file new bond. Attorney, W. &. Martin
Estate Of Agnes T. Moore; letters Of administra-
tiou granted TO Francis Moore; bond. 500. At
toney. J. W. Cox.
Estate Of Hilliard T. Owen; bond reduced.
In re George A. Boswell: former surety relieved.
Estate Of Charles II. Dasidge; leave to pay taxes
granted.
Estate Of Catherine Mccarthy; order to deposit
fund into court Attorneys, Darr. Peyser Il Curtin
Estate Of Edward Palmer; John Scrivener ap-
pointed collector; bond, $4,000. Attorney, G. u
Gertman-
Estate of Mary B. Alexander; petition for lette1s
In re Andrew K Brousseau ct al William Hitz
appointed guardian; bond, $1,000. Attorney. WILL
lam H.tz
In 70 Arthur NJ. Mccoy ct al; Julia L Mccoy
appointed guardian; bond, s3m Attorney. T. b
Rhodes.
In re Leo Handiboe; petition for appointment q
guardian
Estate Of william L Aushinbaush; VIII dated
May 9. 1907
Estate o Thomas f. Rogers; VIII dated April
q, 1911.
Estate Of Jason L. Bullock; Will dated October
llso9. and petition for letters testamentaxy. At
torneyl, MILAN Smith.
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nest Mp REAIN 10 MOTHER Ano elIln,

M WiNsLoWa Soo1nlNo oxnUf bee beeq
TEErHINC, with YEzFEcT sUCcEsS Il
e00THES the CHILD. eoFrENe the GUNS
ALAYS all PAIN; cURES WIND coIic, and
eoluteiy harmlesA 1e sure aod osk ~ = MA
Wins1oy's soothing eyf1As - tA1s - oGkG8
elnd zwsn&y-6vs cs1fs6 6ooa1n 8
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Equity Court No. L.


No. sooas. Davis VS.. Boarman: appearance Of ao-
sent defendant. Attor1eys sheehy shechy.
No. 1924. CHM vs. McMurray; order 10 make
certain investment, ATTORNEYS, r A. Ford and A.
G. Bentley-R r. Perry & Son
No. 27s+ Bentley vs.. CHM; same. Attorneys.
R. A. Ford-R R. Pcrry & Son.
No. 90IS Gamer vs.. National Stone and Brick
Company; order TO sell real estate and plant At
torneys Leckie, Fulton q Co4-W. A Jonns'on ano
G. F. Carusi
No. sW7l. Ncurse v. Nourse; guardian ad Item
appointed. Attorneys. G. c. Todd, ]. A. kratz-
and J. W. Cox.
Assignments for to-day-Motious:
No. AZ In re Henry n. Gerard Attorneys.
Dougas-Gardiner.
No 81. Corty Company vs.. American Security
and Trust Company. Attorneys. Bell-Cohen &
No 49, Campbell Campbell. Attorneys.
No. l5s. Rhodes VS.. Rhodes. Attorney. White:
No i6I. Kingla Kirsla- Attorneys Wells
No ssa. Marshall vs. Marshall. Attorney. Col
Inns.
No 4s. Hufty vs. Hufty. Attorneys. Davis
No 49, Dino Messenger Service Vs. District
Dime Messenger Service. Attorneys. Toomes-
No. N. Fenton v.. schamel Attorneys Doyle
KimbaIl -
No ,73. Poe Va Marshall. Attorneys. Ellis 4
Doualdson-H lidekopeT.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Assignment for May Emotions:
No ln. In re Margaret L Gouchsr. Attornega
Fenning-Lipscomb.
No. i5l Lampkin vs.. Lampkin- Attorney. GiesL
No. 45a Martin vs.. Martin. Attorneys. Jones and
Observation-Disclosures.
No. ya Gaines vs., National Stone and Brick
Company. Attorneys. Futcn-Johnson and CaruN.
No. 4sa Cornwell vs. Coruwell. Attorneys. Waters
No si Tareune u. Tsyenner. AttornsgA
No ass BaIiauf w. Heinr.chs Attnrneya Dennis
-Fennng.
No. 4ss. starek vs. starek. Attorney. Geiser.
No. 40 Murphy vs. Murphy Attorneys. Ambrose
4 Smith-Easby-Smit
No I;e Mayer vs. Mayer. Attorneys. Leckie. Full
ton & Cox-Ellis & Donaldson.
Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. g-sl wetmer vs. District Of Columbia; on
rial Attorneys. W. s. Abert-F. II. Stephens
No. 5295 Helm vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; cause stricken from calendar.
Attorneys, E C. Dutton and G. A. Maddox. J.
Darlington.
Assignments for to-dsy-Moticns:
/. Hurley. administrator. vs. District Of Columbia
ct al. Attorneys. Aiwad-Thomas. Hoehling &
No saealey u. Bowmanyine. Attorneya
Darlington -AfcKinnsy 4 Flanney.
No s Dist.:ct Of C6lrmbia vs. Washington Ter
u,ipal Company. Attorneys ThomaHHamilton.
Colbert Yertes l. Hamilton
n, l. Loving. trustee. vS Mariner. AttcrneyA
Lester-Hsmilton, Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton.
No Log vs.. Moore & HILL Attcrneys Ridouf
No. ]. Schneider vs. Auth. AttcrneyA Hopewen
4 Brockmsyer-Montague Mcriarity.
No q. Cari W. Metz & Co. AttoTneys. Bailey 3
Columbus us-Bnndenbrg 4 Brandenburs.
No Beer ". United States Surety Company.
Attorneys RraDdcnbrrg & Observation-Disclosures.
No. 3 Hammer IA shsehy. Attorneys. Archer
Hopswell ~
No. TO- Barnes W. National CITY Bank. Attors
peyz Mitchell 4 Forest-LAmbert-
No IL Securing W Capital Traction Company.
Attnrneys Fok q 0lanie- -Pefy Son and Dunlap.
No u Beer N Uuited Stats Surety Cdnpaay.
A4tprusys -Branderbmy 3 BrspdenturE.
Nol u oshmns N sanA AftnspUA mnA
- - 0nun - sanA A11nUA - !
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PLAIN WORDS USED
In SULLY HEARING
Rough" Language Stricken
from Examiners Records.
ATTORNEYS COME TO RESCUE

Declaring Former Cotton King
Would Not Dare Tell Him to
Gets Ready Invitation from Plain
tin and Matters Look Threatening.
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Criminal Court No, 4.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. ZJ4n. United States vs. Earl r. Baxter; nom
support: reccgnizance in $500 with Malcolm G. Stew
Art, surety taken.
No. Z3A. United States vs.. Matte E Lomax
murder first degree; given TO jury.
Criminal Court No. q.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 5glP. Dunn & Co. vs. Wooden ct al; bill Of
exceptions signed and filed. Attorneys c. O Tucker
p. B. Rhodes.
Habeas corpus No. 56a In 70 Clarence E. Lam
drum; demurrer sustained.
Assignment for to-day:
Motions, arragnments. and sentenceA
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without warning fired the first shot She
turned to run and Lomax. in his en-
deavor to overpower her, was shot twice
again.
Attorneys Campbell Darlington and
John Ridout represented the woman at
the trial. which was prosecuted by As
sistant District Attorney James NJ
Proctor.
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Lawsuits.

No. S5sa. Edwin wallen Howard NJ Etchi-
son; certioran. Defendants attorney. Leo Simmon.
No $3.50. Francis Murphy Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company; damages. $4,000. Attnr-
ney. B. F. Doyle
No $3.50. Alta l. johnson vs. Tho Masonic
Mutual Life Association; account, $1,000 AttorneyS
Blair, Drayton & Hillyer.
No. 5359l Martha A. Gibson A. II. Bakshian
damages. 5000 Attorney. l. Williamson.
No. 535e2- Elmore King Henry T. Otter
dnger; damages $1,000 Attorney, G. E. Sullivan.
No. $685. William J. Dante. trustee Va Mary A.
vetate; appeal. Defendants attorney. W. J. Lam
bert.
No. Ssss4. William z. Mann ra Ringing Brua
and ". ]. Wythe: damages. 5000. Attorneys, W.
E. Ambrose and L. A. Block.
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Equity Suit.
No. 5ul6s. Dora r. Robinson VI. Myn T. Hflman
et al; Injunction AttofneyA L. A. Bailey and
q. A. Preycst.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
(Thursday, May IL, 1811.)

& Gusack.
Is. Lyon vs.. Bursey. Attorneys Ridout-
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Sl7.oS ADMINISTER RUGS. ...........1 . II
Alex. 4. Smiths make-s.SSio 6-Oriental and
floral designs.
RUGS-THIRD FLOOR.
81 CT DWIGHT ANCHOR SHEETS. ST
00x90 (before hemming)-slisht mill stains
make this low price possible.
SHEErS-BASEMENr.
$40 TAILORED WAISTS. ............ 50
Madras and Linon- pleated or Gibson style
all sizes.
wAIsTs-sECoND FLOOR.
ieis CT LINEN ToWELLINGS. ......... 9H
II mch-Ex. heavy. for hotels and restaurants
ToWELLlNGS-MAlN FLOOR.
40 CT DICED DAMASKS. .,.......... 80
Durable, Arm quality silver bleach.
LINENS-MAlN FLOOR.
81 .as and s224 SILK LAMBREoUINS.. 80
Best shades-plsin or bordered-hsnd Knot
fringe.
ART LINENS MAIN FLOOR.
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AGE CLAIMED NO FAVORS.

His pride In his great age ana coh''nueu
activity was one Of these.
"Did Won order the carriage 10 go 10 the
library meeting this afternoon his dauGh-
tor asked. as a caller was leaving the house
one day two years ago.
"No indeed" replied Mr.. Bigelow. little
natuIantlv. II don't want carriage. ~ Is
only a short jaunt up the street and III
walk"
Some one recently asked Mr. Bigelow 10"
MANY hours day he worked since his III
ness of last spring, and he answered with
twinkle in his eye, "As many as Grace
VIII let me-" meaning his daughter. who
rave most of her time 10 looking after his
comfort. He was then keeping two secre-
taries busily employed.
on his ninety-third birthday the only COM
nlaint he had TO make TO his many visitors
was that it seemed too bad to waste so
much time Just passing the time of day.
He insisted he had no time to rest, ana
didn't need 10, anyhow.
Il am going TO trot up to London he
remarked 10 those who saw him off on his
Last trip abroad NO; | am not going to
the coronation. King George VIII nave 10
get along without me. This IS purely
pleasure trip.
Mr. Bigelow was asked to go upon the
forward deck TO pose for his picture. In
front Of the superstructure are several
breakwaters Of steel between two ana
three feet high. A friend started 10 give
his arm TO Mr.. Bigelow, but the latter
waved him aside.
81 do not need any help" he protested,
and stepped as lightly over the first OBJ
struction as did his companion.
"Whv.. grandfather" Miss Harding ex-
claimed, you must be careful not to hurt
yourself Let me help you over the next
one"
Tut, tut. Hurt myself? Don't you be-
lieve it," and he cleared the second break
water without an effort.
Yet this pride was a quiet one. He was
no poser Nor was he fond Of being inter
viewed.