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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

VI street between Twentieth and Twenty sc, nd
streets nOrthWcst-CStharine NJ German and Eu-
gene V. German ct al to Joseph A. Fitzgerald,
parts lots 6 and D. square g. SO
Tennessee avenue northeast between c and u
strects-Wilam Bower to Francis J. and Mary
G. Meshan. lot % square lOe. SO
is X street nOrthWest-Isaac Neuman ct Tx.
N5O 7''l-'''
"a Franklin street northwcst-Isaac Neuman ct
TX. to Arthur Ncuman, lot 60. square 80 SO
$50 street northwest-Randolph T Warwick
ct uN to Walter n. Crawford, lot l5. square l35.
SO; stamps, s. Walter n Crawford conveys same
property to Herbert W. T. Jenner. SO
1888 Fourth street northwest-CiiIes F. Hcilprin
q uH. to Henry P. Amos lot 50. block 5, Lee
Droit Park SO
Congress Heights Extenson-William A. Rer.
mond, trustee, to Rachel F. Elledge, lot y. Squire
Chevy Chase GroTe-Fulton R. Gordon ct TX.
to Lawrence II. Kline, lot 90 square S22 81 5s5 g
CheTy Chase GroTe-Fulton n. Gordon ct rx TO
Ebert Il. Zirkle. lot 9. square 1896 SI,7f9
O street southeast. between Eleventh. and Twelfth
strects-bdward J. Slattery to Sol Friedman lot
g. square go. SO
llo g street northwest-James Sharp ct ux. to
Grace Gardner. Ellen Gardner and Charles Gardner
lot 10. square 20. SO.
Ingleside-IeO A. Craven to Grant Greenfield.
lot a, block ,. So Grant Greenfield ct uI
conveys same property to Thornton Car1si SO;
stamps, $40 Thornton Carus conveys same
property to Harry =. and May S. Pierce SO
Matunsly Tract-HaTy F. Pierce. ct uG tn
Thornton Carrs lot l07, square KS SO
~ p street northweSt-SIatthew W. Clair ct u1
to Freeman C. Fowler and Clarence N. De Yeile,
lot 10, square SO. SO
rs Fifteenth street southeast-Clyds 1. Rogers
to Alice Fl. Rogers. lot %, square northeast of
square 1865. SO
Fifteenth street and PENNSYLVANIA avenue south
eaSt-CHde L. Rogers to Alice H. Rogers lot Z
square northeast Of square 1865 SO
l43S Pennsylvania avenue southeast lvda T.
Rogers 10 Alice IL. Rogers
east Of square 1858. So
5lj Eleventh. street northwest-Henry P. Amos
ct u. to Giles F. Heilprin tart original lot 6
square az. So ~ v
Moore and Barbour's Additicn-Edv,rd NJ D,IiD
ct u1 to William F. Mentel. part lot 75 block 2
H6 \ street northwest-John r Doran ct ny
10 bhzaoeth T. Reuther, lot G. square DO, SO
Nineteenth street and Wyoming ayenus ,ortb,r,.
Ella > Du Bots to Lester a. Barr, lot Ii, block
I, Washington Heights SO
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Circuit Division, No. 1.
Justice Gould.

Tyler & Rutherford VS.. Smith. 1.-TWO
cases); motion to set aside judgment
granted; leave granted plaintiff to file
a substitute affidavit of defense in ten
days; plaintiffs attorney, Alexander
Wolf; defendants attorneys, L. G.
Grossman, w. c. English and W. E.
Davis.
Curran VS.. Amin; security for costs
ordered in ten days; undertaking or
$50 deposit; plaintiffs attorneys, C.
c. Miller and S. F. Taliaferro; defend
ants attorney. r. NJ. Hudson.
Sully VS.. Hammond; motion in ar
rest of judgment Overruled and motion
for new trial Overruled judgment on
verdict for plaintiff for $4,000; ap-
peal noted; supersedeas bond. $37,5OO;
plaintiffs attorneys, Cuttings & Cham
berlain: defendants attorneys, McKen-
ney & Flannery and George P. Hoover.
Jordan VS.. Mearns; demurrer to de-
PENDANTS pleas sustained as to sec
Ond plea; overruled as to third plea:
plaintiff granted five days to reply;
Gin each easel: plaintiffs attorney.
John Ridout; defendants attorney. w.
c. Clephsne.
Trtbby VS.. watson: motion to vacate
judgment granted upon condition that
defendant pay a $40 docket fee; plain
tins attorneys, n. S. Bowles and John
Ridout; defendants attorney, L. A.
Rover.
Sterrett VS.. Shoemaker; motion of
defendant Knott Directing to signing
bill of exceptions OverruIed without
prejudice; to strike from record the
bill of exceptions Oyerruled without
and bond Overruled without prejudice;
plaintiffs attorney. s. H. Geisy; defen-
daut's attorney, W. C. Johnson.
Teller vs.. COakley; motion to set
aside verdict granted and new trial
ordered upon condition that defendant
pay costs to date and SO docket fee;
plaintiffs attorneys. J. c. Brown and
A. D. Smith; defendants attorney,
George P. Hoover.
O'COnnor VS.. Washington Post Co:
motion for new trial overruled; judg-
ment on verdict for defendant with
costs vs.. plaintiff; appeal noted; bond
for costs. $50; plaintiffs attorney. A.
l. Newmyer; defendants attorney, w.
J. Lambert.
Assignment for Monday, March IS,
1916:
21-Hin VS.. Ebersole; attorneys, Da-
Wis, KimbaIl-Lambert, Given.
193-HustOn VS.. Washington Railway
& Electric Company; attorneys, O'Dono-
ghue-Barbour.
199-King VS.. Rhodes; attorneys,
Observation-Disclosures. Cromelin. Rhodes.
I17-Watkins vs.. Washington Times
Co; attorneys, Carmody, Mather-Lam-
bert.
l7-Ellerson & wemple VS.. Belmont;
attorneys, Douglas, Ruffin & Obear,
arIingtOn-Lambert, Yeatman.
135-Dowell VS.. Potomac & Chesa-
peake Steamboat Company; attorneys,
JOnes-DoUglass, Ruffin & Obear, Du-
laney.
231-Ambrose VS.. Miller; attorneys.
Easby-Smith, Smith, Davis-Davis,
Laskey.
233-BIakesley vs. Hill; attorney,
WheatIey.
235-Chapman VS.. Quicker; attorneys,
WilIiams-Guy, Sinclair.
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ToDAY's BEAUTY HINT

1t is not necessary TO shampoo quite
so frequently if your hair Is properly
cleansed each time by use Of a really
good shampoo The easiest to use
and quickest drying shampoo that We
can recommend to our readers NAV lie
prepared very cheaply by dissolving .
teaspoonful of canthroN. obtained from
your druggist, in a cup OF hot water.
This rubbed into the scalp creates a
thick lather, soothing and cooling in
its action, as we'll as very beneficial ~
scalp and hair. After rinsing, the scalp
is fresh and clean. while the hair d-ies
quickly and evenly, developing bright
luster and a soft fluffiness that make,
it seem very heavv.-Ady.
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DEEDS OF TRUST

Square 1852, lot s-Francis J. Meehan ct w. to
Ernest l.. Schmidt and George NJ Enmericb N
secure German-Amer1can Building Association s.
Square IL. lots a.. 43 and part original lot a.
Ada 5. Reid to Union Trust COMPANY to se-Ire
WASHINGTON Loan & Trust Company 81 go, three
years, 5 per cent semi annually
Square 2s55, lot IO7-Thornton Car1si IN Jobr ::
Mitchell and Thomas H. Yeager, to secure Quaker
City Investment Company 800, monthly payments,
per cent semi-annuaIy.
Square 553. lot lO2-James r. Clark Il ny IN n
Francis Saul and James r. Shea to secure Home
Savings Bank 5000, monthly payments 6 DER cent
square $50. lot a-Sol Friedman to Ernest l.,
Schmidt and George NJ. Emmerich, to secure Ger
man-American Building Association s. 5OON
Square S3, lot LWalter B. Guy, executor and
trustee. ct al. TO A. LeftwiCh Sinclair and Charles
w CiSgett' to secure Andrew Bennett $500, one
year, 81 per cent semi annually.
Square 3f. part original lot 6-Giles F. HeIprin
ct uK. to Alsernon s. Gardiner and W. Gilbert
Dent, to secure Henry P. Amos 8 5Oo three years,
per cent Semi-snnuaTly.
Square 222 lot so-Larrence Il. Kline to Fl. ID.
Gordon. to secure Fulton r. Gordon 81 $3.50 Dir
to ten months. per cent.
Green's Purchase. lot and west part lot s.
John L. Mahoney ct uG. TO George c. Gertman,
to secure Florence A. Piper 81 CO., one year, 6 per
cent quarterly
Moore & Barbour's addition. west part lot Is.
block civilian +. MCntel to Bruce Cleveland
and Charles S. Muir, TO secure Edward N. and
Blanche S Dulin saoo, two years. s per cent semi
annually
Square 4os. lot sO-Claudia NJ. Moran to Wash
lnston Loan Trust Company, to secure Equitable
Cooperative Building Association 500.
West lexington. lot 104, block 2-John s. POM
ton TO Charles W. Fsirfax and Royal L Wilbur
to secure Rosa B. Wilbur $50. three years per
cent semi-annually.
SQUARE 30. lot C-Elizsbeth C. Reuther to Charles
p Stone and Charles W. Fairfax to secure John
+. Doran $1,000 one to tWenty-seyen months 6 ner
cont semi annually and maturity
Garfield. lot T4-OHie Wood to Clarence NJ lie
we've and j. A. Boyd, to secure LaEinia De Yeile
so, two to ten months. per cent
Square 1895, lot s-E7bert R. Zirkle to H. D.
Gordon, TO secure Fulton r. Gordon y,6Is, two to
sixty months, per cent
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FREIGHT CONGESTION STUDIED.
Commerce Commission ],
Seeking Remedy for TIe-up,

The Interstate Commerce Commission
is receiving numerous complaints relative
TO the congestion OF freight at New York
and other places.
The commission on Monday and Tues
day of the present week conferred with
representatives Of the shippers and car
riers on the subject and. among other
things, it was suggested that a commit
tee Of trunk line officials and shippers
he designated TO take steps TO clear I'D
the congestion. the first work OF this
committee to be to hold UP the movement
of eastbound freight until the situation
was relieved
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REALTY BROKER GETS
MULES AS COMMISSION
Operator Found This Was Only Way
to Close Deal with Hesitat-
ing Customer.

A local realty operator took two mules
as his commission for the sale OF piece
of downtown property during the week.
The agent asked that his name be with
held. because he is now convinced that
mules cannot be compared financially
with cold currency.
The agent had tried persistently to
close the deal but his customer decided
he did not really want the property, stat
ing that he had left on his hands a farm
which he purchased from this same agent
a month ago. He casually remarked that
there were two mules on the farm tina:
were preventing him from renting the
place to a farmer who had no use for
mules.
The agent frightened as an idea came
to him.
I'll take the mules as part commission
on this deal; I'll take them at value of
500"
The customer accepted.
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DEATH RECORD.

WHITE.
Capt William +. Cummins IS years Hotel Harris
Norton p. Hart Il, sl4 sth st. sw.
John S. Hit, CO.. George Washington Hospital.
Harry A. FraiIe. 81. Govt. Hospital Insane.
Mary Z. Cannon. 66. Blue Plains.
George r. Bruce S. 3O1 18th st. NV.
Sarah +. O'NcilI, 90, IZ7 f st. SC.
Frederick Falbush, 50. 62S 18th st. ne.
William Kelly 70, Providence Hospital.
Mary C. Frey, rs, 1912 II. l. ave. NV.
COLORED.
Edmond Bridgcforth. 81, 1525 18th 81. NV.
Maude Dawkns, 2. Washington Asylum Hospital
Thomas Hammond, s.. sls 3rd st. sw.
William II. Hunter S. 452 st. NV
Robert Thompson 80. "a Logan place NV.
Charles Carter a. Tuberculosis Hospital.
Mary A. Atkins g. 800 sth st. Sc.
Alexander Dorsey, q "a d st. NV.
Lille Watson, p, 433 9Th st. sw.
Albert Boston, months, 2UeO l. st. NV.
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Circuit Division No. 2.
Justice Stafford.

Assignment for Monday. March 10, 1876:
SO-Whelan vs.. AnaCostia and Potomac
River Railroad Company; attorneys,
Gardiner-HOover.
l5HPollock vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; attorneys, Berry &
MinOr-HOoveT.
35S-Bean VS.. Capital Traction Company;
attorneys, Birney-Hogan.
24-MasOn vs. Johnson ct al; attor-
neys. Richardson, Shreve, jr.-Lamar.
2Of-Bradshaw vs.. Capital Traction Com
pany; attorneys, MCNeil & Mcneil
Hogan.
lin, Dorsey-Syme
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ASKS NEW PROBE OF
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM
Representative Oglesby. by Request,
Calls for Investigation of
Default on Bonds.

Upon the request of Chester D. Pugsley,
IAN attorney of Peekskill. n. Y. Repre-
sentative Oglesby yesterday introduced in
the House q resolution calling for an in
vestigatiOn of the affairs of the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad, par
ticularly the nOnpayment OF interest due
on debenture bonds on January 10.
The resolution introduced yesterday al
leges that the property OF the railroad is
threatened with final default on March 10.
although the earnings fully warranted
this interest payment" and that the
threatened reorganization will be in the
interest of persons who are set out in the
report of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission as responsible for the very mis-
management.
1t is alleged further that there is "a
concerted effort to bring about an unwar-
ranted default"
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Y. W. C. A HOLDS CELEBRATION
New Members Night Observed-In
terestfng Program Presented.

New Members Night was celebrated
last night at the Y. w. c. A. There
were 1875 new members present out of the
400 members who Joined during the past
month.
Following an Informal reception, the
following program was rendered: Piano
solo, Miss Helen Harrington; recitation,
Miss Virginia Bailey; reading. Miss Ma
bel Dill; piano duet. Misses Zeirdt and
McNutt: vocal solo. Miss Zeirdt: stories
Miss Lillian Burdick. Following this
part of the entertainment. refreshments
were served in the English room.
One Of the features most pleasing to
the management was the fact that the
true association spirit was brought out
there being present young women from
all walks Of life
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BIRTH RECORD.

WHITE
Frederick L. and JoSPEhinc T. NUltc 10y.
William f. and Nellie BrUnn. 10y.
Landra b. and Beatrice Plat, girl.
Harry Il. and Veda l.. KUhlCr. boy.
Earl w. and Helen F.. Chamle. girl.
Harry o. and Lottie A. Wise. boy.
Francis NJ. and RUBY G. Fawcctt, 10y.
leonard L. and Mary J. Nicholson. girl.
Daniel W. and Nellie b. Hazen, boy.
Alfred NJ. ard Sarah NJ. Herman, Toy.
John f. and Lorena +. Cunningham girl.
Elmer S. and Catherine A. Jordan, boy.
Michael and Ellen MCtiettgan. bCy.
William F. and Minnie Reagan, girl.
Ernest and Jennie BHinner girl.
John and Milfrcd kenol hoy.
Milton \. and Ida r. MOhr. hoy.
Walter T. and Nirgic l.. TrllipOc, girl
John G. and Bessie Linthictun, boy.
Claudia A. and Caralc1ia Reys, girl.
John A. and Matte Shanaham, hoy.
John L. and Helen NJ. Norris. boy.
COLORED.
John w. and Eliza Forster girl.
Chester A. and Charlotte z. Carpenter, boy
Alfred and Lydia Hawkins, girl.
Richard and Bertie Davis, girl.
Waymon and Lydia K. Carroll, boy.
Horace L. and Mamie ]. Moore, boy.
Benjamin and Bessie Chambers, girl.
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Criminal Division No. 1,
Justice SIddons.

United States VS. Seth w. Van Dever;
HOUSEKEEPING; bench warrant issued.
United States vs.. Clarence Turner;
William Hamilton and Emanuel Forrest;
robbery; motion for new trial filed; at
torney, r. A. Hughes.
United States vs.. George W. Ingham:
nonsuppOrt; verdict not guilty; attor-
neys, J. S. Easily Smith and r. B. File
harty.
Assignment for Monday, March Is:
United States VS. William Summers,
George W. AmmOn and Richard Hunt
United States vs.. George Windsor.
United States VS.. Joseph Harris
United States vs.. Nora Kriner and Otto
Hense
Attachments,
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HIBERNIANS TO
GIVE BANQUET
Alexandrians viii Celebrate
St. .Patrick's Day With
Big Program.
MERCHANTS WIN FIGHT
Legislature Adopts Merchants License
Tax Bill, Continuing The
Prevailing Rate.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
Il. +. knight & Son.
GIL l62y King Strict

CT So King Street.
Alexandria, Va, March ll.-AIexandria
Division, No. !, Ancient Order of Hi
bernians will celebrate st. Patrck's Day
on Thursday night With a banquet, which
will be held in Lee Camp Hall. 1t will
be attended by most of the members of
the order, together with a number of in
vited guests.
William Desmond. president of the di-
vision, will be POSTMASTER. Among those
expected to be present and respond to
tOasts are: Judge NJ. j. Doyle. Washing
ton: Rev. Lawrence +. Kelly, Rev. Louis
Smet. of st. Mary's Church, and others.
Before adjourninE the State legislature
this afternoon adopted the merchants
license tax bill. according to a telegram
received by John w. May, president of
the Chamber of Commerce.
The legislature fixed the rate the same
as the prevailing rate. This, therefore,
is a victory for the wholesale merchants
Of the city.
The rate is 20 cents on the 500 on pur-
chases up to $4,000, and 10 cents on the
500 on purchases in excess Of 100000 a
year.
The newly organized men and boys
choir of St Mary's Catholic Church will
sing the vespers and benediction at S
o'clock tomorrow night. Rev. Father
skinner, of Washington, will preach. His
subject will be "Penance''
During the remainder Of Lent there will
be vespers and benediction every Sunday
night at s o'clock.
1t is also planned to have instruction
and bcnediction every Wednesday even
ing at $50 o'clock and stations of the
cross at 3:15 o'clock Thursday and at S
O'Clock Friday evenings.
Funeral services for John W. Sebastian
who died in HARRISBURG Pa. were held
this afternoon at Wheatley's undertaking
chapel. Services were conducted by Rev
Edgar Carpenter, rector Of Grace p. L.
Church.
Announcement is made that the Alex
andria High School Literary Society will
be pitted against the Leesburg High
School in debating and reading Tho
winner will compete for State university
hOnOrs on April 20-2l at the University
of Virginia, Charlottesville.
Fire of unknown origin shortly after S
o'clock tonight badly damaged the in
terror Of the residence OF Ernest Mills
100 Duke street. The furniture was bad
ly damaged by water
Mrs. Rosa Gray, ~. died this morn
ing at the Alexandria Hospital. She
lived at 702 North Columbus street
Charles Bendheim has sold to Mrs
Hattie H Gates lots :. and . in
block 3, George Washington Park.
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CHIR0PoDIsTs AFTER FAKERs.
Pedic Society Urges Regulation OF
Practice of Treating Foot.

The chiropodists OF the District.
through their organization. known as
the Pedic Society. have caused a bill
to be introduced in Congress. reEu-
lating the practice Of chiropody, and
placing the profession under the State
Board Of Medical Examiners.
In many States such a law exists
but it is the desire of the hackers OF
the bill to have the law made national.
so that fakes" driven from one State
will be unable to travel to another to
impose on the public, contending that
the foot is just as important as any
other part of the human anatomy and
should be cared for only by specialists
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BROOKLAND HOME PLANNED.


Or. Joseph Schneider, assistant Ii
brarian Of Catholic University, is plan
ming the erection of an elaborate residence
of the old Spanish type in Otis street, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
northeast Brookland. The house will be
of hollow tile construction, with the front
finished in Cream-colOred stucCo.
Tho Morton apartment. 1892 street
northwest was sold during the week by
William J. Hart, trustee for $4,000. The
sale was made through the firm of ]. ].
hampton & Company.
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3,153 Civilians Killed in War,

London, March u.-Three thousand one
hundred and ffty-three civilian men.
women and children have been killed
by the enemies Of England since the war
started, not counting noncombatants who
were purposely executed. according 10 a
parliamentary paper issued by Premier
Asquith today.
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HOLMES BAKERY TO EXPAND
Contract Awarded to c. II. Cooley
Co. for FOur-StOry Addition.

Holmes Bakery is about to expand. \
new building has been planned and the
c. b. Cooley Company. Of Pittsburgh,
has taken over the contract. They will
erect the largest and most complete re-
tail bakery under one roof in the United
States. The addition will be 75xl4O. and
will have four stories and a basement.
Sub contractors are invited to bid on
all work in connection with the new
building. Bids will be received at the
Builders Exchange, G2O Thirteenth
street northwest.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

McClelland Barclay, SO. OF Detroit. Mich and
Mamie Shepard McClelland, q Rev. W. q.
Brown
Henry Wick. 80. and Ada R. MacIennan "a
Rev B. d. Cav
John W. Brightwen, %, and Mary Z. Robinson.
%. both OF Salisbury, n G.. Rev. J. z. Briggs
Ben Q. Savage, s. Of GreenVilIe, n C., and
Rosa H. Tucker, 30. Of Richmond, Va, Rev, ]. L.
Bngxs. ...-s. =. -
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HAYS HAMMOND APPEALS,
Fails in Effort to Have 100000
SuIIy Verdict Set Aside.

preme Court. yesterday denied the mo-
ton of John Hays Hammond, million
aire mining expert, to set aside a YER
dict for $4,000 damages recently rem
dered against him in favor of Daniel
J. Sully, of New York, formerly known
as the cotton king.
Mr.. Hammond noted an appeal to
the District Court of Appeals.
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l0S6-In re william S. Carpenter: en-
plOyce Government Printing Office; or ISL
INLAND Terrace northeast; voluntary
liabilities N,l12.S3; assests 1900 dnclud-
ing insurance policies $1,000 attorney,
W A johnson
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Swedish Steamer $50 Mine

Malrnoe, Sweden, March 1.-THE Swed.
lsh steamer Marta, bound from Stock.
holm TO Grimsby, England, struck a mIns
ID the Baltic on Falsterbo today and was
badly damaged.
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Equity Division, No. 2.
Jusfice MCCOY.

Justice Mccoy.
Fulton VS.. Baker, trustee; motion for
order pro confesso overruled and leave
granted to plaintiff to file reply to said
counterclaim; plaintiffs attorneys, L. II.
David and w. J. Lambert; defendants
attorney, c. E. Emig.
Pritchard VS.. Pritchard: rule as to ali
mony pendente lite. counsel fees and
costs returnable March II; plaintiffs at
tOrney, Louis Gutenberg.
Lockwood vs. Sanders: rule as to in
junction returnable April Z; plaintiffs at
torneys, Mary OTOOle and Ellen S.
Mussey.
No assignment for Monday March L.
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LEGAL 1pREAL ESTATE RECORD COMPLETE
COURT PROCEEDINGS
SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1916.

Estate Bertha S. Rogers; order admit
ting will to probate and granting letters
testamentary to Barbara X. McWhorter;
bond 5000: attorney, George e. Sullivan.
In re Viola Gross; order authorizing
guardian to expend money for support of
minors.
Estate Mary E. briggs; order for au-
thority to execute agreement.
Estate Martha Z. Coffin; rule to show
cause.
Estate William L. Pollard rule to show
cause.
Estate Mary ]. Stafford; order admit
ting will to probate and granting letters
testamentary to. A. r. Server and Flor
ence p. Sfford; bond $500; attorney, F.
c. Simpson.
Estate Frank J. Lewis; will dated No
vember 4. 1915 and petition for probate OF
will, filed; attorney, F. II. Ridgway.
Estate James Patterson; petition for
probate of will, filed; attorney, Charles
Linkins.
Estate Carolina Irvine; petition fog let
tiers of administration, filed; attorney, ].
L. Neill
Estate James IL Slice: petition for pro-
bate of will, filed; attorneys, Wolf &
Cohen.
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2n6s-George c. Altemus vs.. Union
Trust Company: trustee; to substitute
trustee; plaintiffs attorney, w. s. Arm
strong
3il6I-Herbcrt w. T. Jenner VS.. Julia
A. l. Hall ct al; to quiet title; plaintiff
attorney, B. F. Leighton.
3f1SS-Belva a. Lockwood VS.. Susan
Sanders ct al: for injunction and re-
ceiver: plaintiffs attorneys, Mary O'Toole
and Ellen S. Mussey
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Boston March 1.-THE market was active II
mining spCcialtics with early gains and heauei
at
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D. c. Court of Appeals.

Assignment for Monday, March 10,
1915:
Patent Appeals Nos. 973, s7S, 1904, 1909,
lois, 1O21 QO22 to I025), QO26 to 1929, 1927,