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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Twenty-second street northwest. between and
streets-Square y. pit of original lot 10; John
ID. McDe'itt to Mary l. Gibbs. $40.
Nos. $50 66l. and 6S3 Maryland avenue northeast
Square S4. lots ST. 65. and 66; William T..
Chandler ct to Herman X. Howensfein $40
Connecticut Avenue heghts-Part Of lots 5 and g.
block ,: Charles Clapp ct ux- to George W.
r. SwartzeIl SlN
Washington Hishlands-Lots Il and IS. block II
". T.. Suit. II. s. Crinford. J. W. Payne. ei
al. trustees for the Anacostia Baptist Church
to Charles Il. Taylor. $40.
Alley Of N3i l. street northwest-Square s.
lot +; l. Melendez King. executor. to Georgt
W. Marsh SJ75
Alley Of 2l3i p street ncrthwest-Squarc S. Io
c street northwest. between Third and Four a
half streets-Reseration 10. part Of lot .; Liz
zie McL-ain to ]. Worth Carnahan. $1,000.
Sc Z street northwest-Square rZs. part Of lot
no: George A. King, trustee to Rebcra d.
Swisart. Lille q. Ough. Ietitia c. Lattcrrr
Ada u. LOughran. and TruenIan X. Daw. 500.
Chevy Chasr Hcishts-SGuare 1875. lot 90: the
Newlantas Company to Redmond $. Brennan. SO
Chevy Chase Heights-Square 1875. let Al; the
Newlands Company to Redmond s. Brennan. $40
d street. between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets soutbeast-Square 1851. lots %. A. and IS
Arl-'w N. Cary to Mary H; Warner. $40.
North grounds of Columbian Uniyersity-Part OF
lot 5. block 3; Peter &. J. Treanor ct ux. to
Robert Allen, SO. trust. N.7S.
Ills Thirty-fifth street northwest-Square III. lot
10; Marie Lillian Hunt to Philip +. Corn
1l36 Potomac avenue suuthsast-Square 96. lot IS
Elizabeth r. Sullivan and Lucy v. Beale To
Mary Z. Gibbs, SO.
Pleasant Plains-Part of lot . block L. Anna NJ.
Cole to Aonzo a.. Bliss. $40.
Columbia HeightS-Squarc 5S2. lot go: Lewis b.
Thomson ct to Alfred X. Thomson. SO
No 1913 Tenth street northwest-Square $50. lot 2
]. Harry King and Bessie King to Fred b.
Rhodes $40.
Petworth-I.ots IS. 10. and 20 to 81 block D
George W. +. Swart1ril ct ux. to Charles L.
Clapp SO; trust. $3.50.
Woodrdge-Lots Is. 10. and II. block Is; johnson
Il. Carpenter to Thomas w. Smith, $40.
+ street northwest. between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth streets-Sluarc 2s. part Of lot 10; Edward
+. Hughes ct ux. To Thornton Carusi, $40;
trust. $500.
Chevy Chase-STIare 1851 lot g.; George Carter
Minnigrrode ct ux. To Adam Schneider. SO.
Roberts Choice-Square 1913. lots / to "A; square
3l64 lots l to g: square 3l63 lots to 5; square
3l96. lots to 5S; square 3ls. lots to 3; square
396. part of square; also part Of tract: An
drew NJ Curry to James j. Alter. So ....
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sonalty and increasing bond. Attorney. Il. C. Cert
man.
Estate of Charles L. Williams; hearing postponed
Attorney. q. {. Gertman.
In re Chauncey II. Clark ct al: order for sale
Of realty
In re Walter J. Kelly; order for allowance. At
torneys. Leckie. Fulton & Cox.
Estate of James +. Clark; petition for letters tes
tamcntaH. Attorneys, Brandenburs & Branden-
burg.
Estate Of Elizabeth kahIert: petition for probate
and record of will and letters testaInentary.
In re John n. Weber; petition for appointment
Of guardian Attorney. Enos Ray. jr.
Estate of John Herbert; will filed dated September
Is. 1875.
Estate Of Michael F1aherty; petition for leave to
intervene and for letters Of administration d b. n
Attorneys Darr. Peyser & Curtin.
Estate Of Bridget Flaherty: petition for appoint
ment of collector Attorneys. same.
Equity Suits.
No. .s5l. Dee Hammer vs. Bertha V. Hammer ct
al. divOIcs- Attorneys r. II. Dickey.
No. 9S52. Anna Il. Bowen vs.. BENJAMIN l.
Bowen; divorce a ct thcro. Attorney. John
T.. Laskey.
No. 9s55. In re Alfred Iddnss Gale; for change
Of name. Attorneys. King x King.
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STEAMSHIP SUIT SOUGHT.
Officers Of Defendant Companies
Want a Test Made,

New York. Jan. 5-Philip A S. Frank
lin. vice president Of the International
Mercantile Marine Company, to-day gave
out a statement explaining his company's s
position in the matter of the suit in
equity brought by the government
against various transatlantic steamship
lines under the Sherman law.
In this statement Mr.. Franklin said
that the government began an investiga-
ton before the grand jury with regard
to the business of steamship lines last
spring. The lines at that time, he said,
through their attorneys, informed the
United States attorney that II any Of
their practices were illegal they were
perfectly willing to discontinue the same
and suggested that a suit should be
brought to determine the question. The
matter was referred to the Attorney
General. and Mr.. Franklin understands
that the suit instituted by District At
torney Wise on Wednesday is the result.
United States Attorney Wise said to-
night: This action was brought in all
seriousness for the relief prayed for in
the BILL
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Present: The Chief Justice Mr.. Justice Harlan
Mr. Justice Mckenna, Mr.. Justice Holmes Mr..
Justice Day, Mr.. Justice Lurtnn, Mr.. Justice
Lamar
No. -. DIR. Miles Medical CmrAny petitioner
vs.. John D. Park & Sons COMPANY; argument
continued by Mr.. Alton Il. Parker for the re-
srOndent. and concluded by Mr.. Frank +. Reed
for the petitioner.
No. 5l9. Hipoli,e Egg Company. claimant &c.
plaintiff in error and appellant. The United
states: submitted by Mr.. Thomas T.. Lanncn and
Mr.. Edward 7. Fcnwick for the plaintiff in error
and appellant. and by Mr.. Assistant Attorney
General Fowler for the defendant N error and
appellee.
No. SS. The United States Of America. appel
liant. LehiSh Valley Railroad Company;
No. 51. The United States Of America. appel
liant. VS.. Erie Railroad Company;
No. Ss. The United States OF America. appel
liant. VS.. The Central Railroad Company OF New
jersey; and
No. SO. The United States Of America APPEL
lant w. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
arguesi by Mr. Wade II. Ellis for the appellant
and by Mr.. John q. johnson for the appeilees
leave granted counsel for appellant TO file an
additional bricf within five days
Nos. and 5. The Baltimore and Ohio South
western Railroad Company. plaintiff in error, vs..
The United States; rearIument cummenced by Mr..
Edward Colston for the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at Il O'Clock.
The day call for Friday. Janlary s, will he as
follows: Nos. ! land g. lis land ll9), 3&. 49, O7
&C, AS. 6E, and i96
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evening in their hall in the Elks' Build
ing. when officers will be installed by
Deputy National Councillor Mrs. J. H.
Mansfield.
Second Lieut. Louis N. Duffey. of the
Alexandria Light Infantry. has been
designated by Adjt. Gen. w. w. Sale
to accompany the officers of the War
Department who will inspect the State
militia at Fredericksburg on April and
at this city on April Z.
The funeral of James Downey took
place at $50. o'clock this morning from
St Mary's Catholic Church. The serv-
ices were conducted by Rev. Father l..
F. Kelly. and burial was in ST. Mary S
Cemetery. The pallbearers were John
James Martin. James J. Kelley, and
Thomas Miles.
Aldridge Elliott forty-tive years old.
died last night at his home. 221 North
Patrick street. The funeral will be held
at Remington. Va, Mr.. Elliotts former
home.
The case OF T. J. Harrison. charged
with practicing law without license, was
continued this morning until tomorrow
morning in order that the accused may
have counsel.
Prayer services were held this evening
at Bethany Methodist Protestant Church
a sermon was preached by Rev. A. w.
Rudisill. pastor of Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Harvey Davis, who was arrested several
days ago on charge of the larceny of a
watch belonging to William Cossabone,
has been released on bail in the sum of
$50 for his appearance in court Saturday
morning.
A fine of 500 was imposed on John Seth,
a negro, in the Police Court to-day on a
charge of stabbing Harrison Raines. a
negro. The offense took place September
l. last.
In observance of the Feast of the
Epiphany. holy communion services will
be celebrated at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow
morning at Christ Episcopal Church.
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Court of Customs Appeals.

The following decisions were handed down to-day
BY the United States Court Of Customs Apseals:
No. H. Il. Saito. appellant vs.. The United
States. Opinion By Montgomery. presiding judge.
Merchandise was imitation pongcc silk from Japan:
assessed for duty at 90 cents per pound: importer
claimed merchandi.e dutiabie at various rates
from 60 to 50 cents per pound 50 per cent ad va
loren. Board Of general appraisers sustained the
collector. Decision OF board affirmed.
No. 70. Boyle & Scott and John Duncan Sons.
appellants. vs. The United States. Opinion b.
Hunt. associate judge. Merchandise Was marmalade
and berry jams: duty assessed at crnt per pound
and IS per cent ad valorrIn. Importers made alter
nate claims at IS and % per cent; Or cent, per
pound. The decisions Of the board Of general ap-
psaisrs and the Circuit Court sustaining tho chi
lector affirmed
No. g. E H. Burr appellant. Va The Untsd
States. Opinion by Hunt, associate judse Mcr-.
chandise cnhourasc grease used q basis for
perfumery. The collector assessed duty at 3 per
cent as an essential OIL The importer claimed that
it was free. The board of general appraisers a,s-
tanned the collector and the decision of the board
Is reversed.
No. s6. Bradley Martin. jr.. appellant vA Tho
United States. Opinion By Hunt associate judse
The merchandise wearing apparel and pessooal
effects brought into the United States by tho ap-
peilant The collector assessed duty on tho dh-
ferent articles ct various rates. and the importer
claimed they were free IS personal effects. Th0
board Of general Appraisers sustained the collActne.
and the decision Of the board is reversed.
No ~ The United States. aprellank Va Edwin
Horrax- Opinion By Hunt. associase judge. The
merchandiso WAS cotton betting for machinery for
the manufacture Of ciaaretteG Tho collector ~
sened It for duty At g pr cent The impnster
claimed that the psuper rate vas - pr crnG The
board Of general Appraisers ovenulsd ths collector
and allowed the claim of ths mposts. Dseis1oa a
the board II affirmed.
No "a n. Houaeld apps,lsat. u. h Unltsa
atatea Opinim b. Barrier. sapciAts tdA n
Gch6ndise vas whites and yOlhD a he1ss -
fsuIla h. tin caps. mppsted Inn CAinA. AasD4
b ~ collector fue duty u ssnts pr deusA n
hpmtR clalnsa ~ naehmdiss shoaA - ~ =
go q Aueiahls st ; csata pr ponDa - - 49,
- IL bnsd a 0asfaI appgehpD G1ll11
~ el1oolea; a1A ~ a1en10 = ~ - - -
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.
Prcsent-An
Admissiops-Forest B. MacNab. Edward

frSSent-All.
Admissious-Forcst B. MacNab Edward 8
Rogers.
No. ssl. wynkoop vs. Shoemaker: continued.
tnued by Mr.. John Ridout for aprellees con-
cludcd by Mr.. NJ. n. Richardson for appellant.
No. Isl. Smith ct al. Gardiner. SC argued
by Mr.. w. f. Ambrose for appellants; submitted
for apTelke.
No. eDs. johnson County Savings Bank vs.
Mende Ct al: argument commenced by Mr.. T. l..
JcfGrds for appellant; continued by Mr.. W. II.
White fer appellees; concluded by Mr.. T. l.
Jeffords for appellants
No. dig Reeves W Slater ct al; argument
commenced by Mr.. W. w. Edwards for appellant;
continued by Mr.. w. H. White for appellee; con-
cuded by Mr.. John Rdout.
No. gHS CObuth Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company; Iassed.
No. 2,2. Fisher Ballinser. &c: argument
commenced BY Mr.. Webster Ballinser for appellant.
Patent appeals No. 675. Curtis vs.. Lindmark
motion to extend time for argument ovcrruled-
Patent appeals No. $50. Noriing vs. Hayes; mo-
ton to extend time for argument overruled.
Assignments for to-day:
Regular call:
No noe. Warner Va Baker Attorneys. Daring
ton-Davis & Hogan.
No. 2g Yates. sr.. vs. Yates. Attorneys, Leckie.
Fulton 4 Cox-Ridout & Taylor.
No. g.S. Birchett. administrator. Scale. At
torncys Ridout & Ambruse-Dariington.
No. 80. Williams Secretary Of Interior. At
torneys. Ballinger-Lawler. Clements Wright.
No. s,3l. Ellis same Attorneys. same.
No. 2z2 Wagner Va same. Attorneys. hAmc.
No. ND. Hoc7lm vs.. same. Attorneys, same.
No. Z34. Courtney vs. same Attorneys, same.
No. csS. Eureka Dairy Company vs. Mcqueen.
Attorneys. Tucker-kenyou 4 Ma6arland.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
(Thursday. January ;, I0IIJ

port approved Attorneys. b. F. Leishton-S. c.
Peelle.
No. g.S. Settle Settle: reference to examiner.
Attorneys. W. f. Ambrose-C. Darlington.
No. 9Sll. Stafford United States Savings
Bank; injunction continued (by Justice Barnard.
Assignments fer to-day:
No. IN Dorcmus vs. Bright. Attorneys. Git
tinss & Chamberlain
No. as. Sullivan vs.. Knights OF the Maccabees.
Attorneys. Gardiner-Doye.
No. 30. Prince vs. Scfafer. Attorneys. Darr.
Peyser Il Taylor and Strasburger-Wof.
, No. H. Fugitt Commercial General Life In
SIrance Company. Attorneys. McNciu & Classic
Bond. Rdout. and Darlington.
No. 2i. Grand Rapids Timber Company Bal
lncfr Attorneys. Fox FoH-Lawler. Clements &
Wright.
No. 2l6. Myers Myers. Attorney. Toomey.
No. Is Lynch VS.. Lynch. Attorneys. Mitchell
Mcneil & McNeill.
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A.S.DONIPHAN, News Agent.
KING AND COLUMBUS sTs..

KING AND COLUMBUS STS,
Alexandria, Vn.
The Washington Herald dellv-
cred to any address in Alexan-
dria at the following rates:
DAILY and Sunday. .4Oc per mo.
Daily only ......... .25c per mo.
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Lawusuits.

No. s3lsa John F. Costello vs.. Ernest F. Ehpert
certiorari. Municipal Com: Dcfcndant's attorneys.
Hufty & Huty.
No Sl5o. Alfred Heitmullef Va The Washington
Terminal Company: the Real Estate and Improve
mcnt Company and the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
way Company; damages s, 900. Attorneys, ]. b.
Archer ]. L. Smith. end H. A. Heitmnller.
No. 5ao0. Robert A. D0e vs.. BENJAMIN F. Nc
CauIly: note. $l.6G.n Attorneys. Barnard John
son.
No. S3lsl William Sonnemann. trading as Mode1n
Express Company. FEDERAL Ice Machine Com
pany: account. $a3al6. Attorney. R B. Behrend
No. Else. Robert L. Owen Va The Cook 4 Stod-
dard Company. .eoo. Attorneys Easter & Brooke
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5000 Reward for Train Robbers.
Ogden, Utah. Jan. 5.-Five thousand
dollars reward was offered to-day at the
local Offices of the Hartman lines for
the capture Of the bandits who held up
and robbed the Overland Limited on the
Southern Pacific near here.
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.


No. 5lsa. Nelson Washington Railway and
Electric Company; security fer costs ordered. At
torncys. Happier & Merillat-J. ]. Darlington.
No. Sr2- United States ex rel. Rowell vs.. Secre-
tay Of Interior: Judgment on demurrer for costs
appeal noted Attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert. Yerkes
& Hamilton-Lawler Clements & Wright
No 5lsS. Kimbar Quebec Steamship Gem
rany: trial. Attorneys II. G. Kmtan, J. J.
Darlington and Fl. +. Davs-J. II. Hayden.
Assignments for to-day-Motions.
No l. Logan Washington Railway ard Flee
tric Company. Attorneys. Wison-Darlnstrn
No. > Miles Capital Traction Company. At
trrneys, Hackett-Perry !S Dunlap.
No ). Balderson Bald.r;on. Attorneys. FIVE
& White-Jaokson.
No. 4. Stein vs.. Hra. At;or,rs. Steaman-
Davis
No s. beavers IS. Hashr:tan Post Cnnlpary
Attorneys. Arbpvse K Smith lambert & Yeatmar
No. e. Obear -. Mcclure. Attorneys. Douglas &
Baker-Gies.
No I. Schafer & Co. ". Lynch ct al Attofreyr
Tucker & Kcnyon-Marsi al.
No. g. T"wner ct al. W. Saunders ct - Attnr.
neys. Merillat & Richar,son--Minor & johnson.
No. 9. Truxton VS.. Same. Attorneys same.
No. 10. King Palmer ct al. Attorneys HiS
gins. Mcneil. Evans & Glassie-wilsou & Huideko-
per.
No. IL. Conner snead- Attorneys. Wilson &
Observation-Disclosures.
No. L Conner vs. Snead. Attorneys. same.
No. l3. State Of Colorado. &c, vs.. Small Attnr-
neys. Preniiss-Edsop
No. IA. Patane vs. Cafutz. Attorney, Ambruse-
No. Is. Cammack vs.. Edeline ct al Attorneys
Montague & Moriarity-Mitchell & Forrest.
Circuit Court Ne. 4
JUSTICE BARNARD
Webster Rupert; trial. Attorncys. A.
Leftvich Sinclair-Leon Tobriner
Assignments for January 6-Motions:
No. l. Vitasraph Company and Pathe Freres
vs.. Imperial Film Exchange. Attorneys Sullivan
Bradley.
30. 2 = Dinenbaush Construction Company ".
Illinois Surety Company. Attorneys. sullivan
Rhodes.
No. ). Jones VS.. Sewers. Attorneys. Rhodes
Diggs
No. T. Tapicy Company vs. National Illustrated
Directory Company. Attorneys. Cole & Donald
son-Hargrove.
No. i Hsslius vs. Eureka Life Insurance Com
pany. Attorneys. Webb & Slein-Coombe,
No. 6. kimbal Williams AttoeneyS Wheat,
ley-Cobb.
Nc. T. Mason ~ Clapham- Attorneys Archer
Douglas & Baker.
No. Cfaig vs. Parish. Attorneys. Hackett-
Conrad Robinson.
No. 8 Jolly Va Adams Attorncys Lambert 4
Yeatman-Darlngton.
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:NBWSOFALEXANDRIA
Grand Jury Returns Three
True Bills.
MAIL ROBBERY CASE HEARD

United States Court Has Busy Ses-
si0n-Several Cases Disposed of In
the Circuit Court - Warrington
School Entered and Teachers
Desks Ransacked During Night.
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Equity Court No. I.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

Assignments for to-day:
No @6 In re Nellie B. Newton. AttorneJ.
Leighton
No. ss In 70 E. ". Limerick. Attorneys. Ham,
ilton, Carter & Brooke
No lsl. Emig VS.. Mitchell Mining Company. At
torneys Rilout-Watson.
No. 1856 Rawlings vs. Leishear. Attofne5A Jones
-Mattingly, Mackey and Hicks
No. Dl. West vs.. West AttofDeyA Collins
Gaskins-kng & Chase.
No. D5 Stafford vs. United States Savings Bank
Attorney Lambert & Blankenship.
No. M Witt vs. Witt. Attorneys. Rosenberg &
Newrnye--Lambet & Topper.
No. zoe. Hind vs.. Clamer. AttoEDcy1 Ford 4
McLean-BJney, Lester & LArneT.
No. I'll. Curfidcn Middleton Attorneys,
Chandler Bailey -Cslvcrt 4 jackson.
No. 2D. Simpeon Simpson. AttofneJA Rich
ardson & ssnith-EAsby- Smith.
No. as Taylor vs.. Merrinat Attoepey4 Ral2on
4 Siddons-Lestes.
No. A7. Hisyin Va Hisgins. AttoneJA Coaladay
-Kimhall & Flynn.
No. 1s. Fountain Browning. Attorneys.
Equity Court M. ..
JUSTICE GOULD.
In 70 1unsey) Annie L Lane: aeeouut approved.
No. 2ssla In 70 Alsfa Hall; rfesFed 10 auditne.
Attorney w. W. DouglaA
No. 3oDA Hamilton ~ HAmiltoa q a.: RIDER
ence to examiner. Attcrneys. Howard Bogd-C. n
No. ~. Mes1m n Merin 4 IL: o.ssr .a,s.e
Dsw defendants. AttnnsyA + A. J0o-E II.
No. zE. waaen n. wstsm & Il; rsfsssnss 10
examiner. Attnney4 Hus10 Z 0nyl1. Z. Joun
Ma IN UnatDa otaA0 - Walbug: dosss q
Apr1 = -. sasatsA - Atta1esA @. y
vnpa - = - Osoa s 81. 3;
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EXCURSIONS.
kENSINcToN.
Cafs from 18th and N. Y. ave. every auaftR houa.
Connect at Chevy Chase Lake With
kenSirxtou Linz.

LIE Droit Park-IOts 10 and Al, block 8; Irene v.
Banes and IIar-Iret Banes Suit to Walter r
Wilcox and George +. Eane. trustees. to secure
Walter E. Colwell 500. years. per cent.
semannually.
LIE Droit Pars-I1ots IS to 30 block s.; Irene v.
Banes and Margaret Bcnes Suit to Walter r.
Wilcox and George Hane. trustees, to secure
Margaret T.. S. Hood. S, ,0c. years, per cent.
semiannually.
Square i27-Lot 10: Philip +. Gormey ct ux. tn
Daniel w. ODoncghue and William H. Ian
ham. trustees to Marie Lillian Hunt.
$500. three yeaS Ier cent semi annually.
North Columbia Hashts-Lot 25. block l; James
W. Mckeown ct Nux. to the Washington Loan
and Trust Company. trustee to secure the
Equitable Cooperative Building Association.
S.T.
Square 37e-Part Of lot 4; William Hitz and John
s. F1anncry, executors and trustees, ct ux.. to
National Savings and Trust Company. trustee
to secure the American Security and Trust
Company. Sc.75o; three years per cent semi
annually.
Square s73-Lots to ~.
Square 3l64-IOts l to j.
Square 3s3-Iots 1 to s.
Square 3l96-Lots l to 6.
Square 3lg7-Iots to 5.
Square 18-Parts of square.
Roberts Choice-Part Of tract: Andrew NJ.
Curry to Brainard Fl. Warner. IT.. and William
NJ. Terrell trustees. to secure B. II. Warner.
$3.3sasl; four months s per cent per annum.
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Probate cours.

Estats of Alison Wilson: letten tsstanenta1
granted to y. n. L;chlitsr: bond. S.en Attor-
ney. J. b. Lichlitef.
Eststs q Elizabeth 6smpsga: orde to tsansea
stock. AttorneyA Haniltaa. Co'hsrt. Yata Z
Hamilt0u.
TIfsts q Mary n Squtss: opdee 10 nu pes.
eooalfy Attorney. Z B. Fs9. u y
lses1s q Jans Decay: - q ualU n4iAsa.
Is.ss e psass> hosp; - = sass -
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CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No a2. In re widening First street northeast
order to summon jury.
No q. In re widening Cedar street; same.
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Criminal Court No. 4.
JUSTICE WRIGHT

No. GE5. United States vs. Walter Mills; en-
bezzlement: plea guilty; sentenced to wuskhouss
for ten days and placed on probation.
No. Z1A. United States vs. George ID. Beers;
false rretense: plea guilty; sentenced to peni-
tentiary for three years and placed probation
No. &97. United States Walter Daily; A.
sault to rape; verdict. guilty on first count.
No. 22B. United States vs.. Richard Jones;
assault with dangerous weapon; jury respted. At
tofney, Campbell Csnington.
Assignment for January 6-Anaignments ana
sentenceA
Criminal Court No. 2.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
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Mechanic's Lea,

No. slU. william r. Sheppard v. Louis c. and
Donnie H. Ferrell: lots - to N. square 80
&cso. Attorney. b. W. Wneatley.
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Criminal Court No. 2.
Distrles Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Assignment for January 6-MotionA
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Ia L..........-....... L. !
U.ss..ss.ss.e....s
atyoeno no....s.ss;s..s..e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
o0ss.sss.s sssss, !
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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-10-07

First Ward collections, net,
Second Ward collections, net,
Third Ward collections, net
Fourth Ward collections, net,
Fifth Ward collections, net
Sixth Ward collections, net,
Seventh Ward collections, net,
Eighth Ward collections, net,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-10-07
PUBLIC SALE.
sixteenth t16th) school section

BY virtue of the power vested III me by
law, and by virtue of orders Issued by the
Hon. Paul Capdevtello, Auditor of the state
OF Louisiana, dated at Baton Rouge, La,
on the 18th day Of September, 1911, and to
me directed, i will OFFER for sale. at public
auction. to the last and highest bidder,
the front door of the Court House in the
City of o~pelousas, at II O'Clock a. m on
Saturday, Nov. II, 1911,
the following described property, to wit:
The 18th section, township six south.
range six east. situated In the Parish or
st. Landry
Said property VIII be sold on the follow
ing terms ana conditions, TO wit:
n tenth t1.1oo of the purchase price to
be paid IN cash on day OF sale. The bal
ance1 IN min 80 equal annua1 installments
o the day of sale, represented by notes
of like amount bearing eight per cent
yearly interest from date of sale until paid,
to be executed by purchasers, with per-
sona1 security insolido; said notes made
payable to the Auditor Of Public Accounts
n shall be secured by special mortgage
and vendors lein and privilege.
In the event of suit to recover payment of
n OF the notes or part thereof, the pur-
chaser shall pay ten per cent attorneys
fees on the amount Of principal and inter-
est. In the event Of the purchaser neglect
ing to pay any of these f~nStalments, or IN
terest at maturity, the mortgage b be
forthwith closed ahd the land reSold. The
interest on the whole of the notes to be paid
annually.
The above property will be sold in lots
according to a plat which Will be exhibited
on day of sale, of not more than one hun
dred and sixty 160) acres and notices. than
forty 10y acres.
Ms Parish Treasurer shall be authorized
to receive in cash the whole amount bid for
the land, deducttng eight per cent interest
which the credit portions would e
CHARLES THIBODEAU,
octG-6t Parish Treasurer.