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Probate Division.
Insffee MeCn-


Estate John D. O'Neill; caveat to will
filed; attorneys, r. E. Mattingly and Git
tings & Chamberlin.
Estate Elizabeth Hardenbergh; will
dated October %, 1915 and petition for
probate filed; attorneys, Clephane &
Clephane.
Estate Giovanni Zerega; will dated May
6, 1916 filed.
In re Marie B. Slaymaker; petition for
appointment of guardian filed; attorney,
Levi H. David.
Estate Alexander Irvine; petition to in
vest certain funds fled; attorneys, Leon
Tobriner and A. W. Gray.
Estate Lettie NJ. Harper; will dated
April IS, 1907. and January 10, 1916, filed.
Estate John R. Beatty; petition for
probate Of will filed; attorney, F. S.
Swindell.
Estate Joseph Miller; will dated May
2. 1902, fled.
Estate C. S. Miller; answer to peti-
tlon for sale filed.
Estate Frederick B. Mcclure; order
for rule to show cause; order directing
Union Trust Company pay over certain
funds; attorneys, Hoehling, Peelle, and
Ogilby, and Hamilton & Hamilton.
Estate Christopher C. Murphy; order
admitting will to probate; attorney. c. H.
Bauman.
Estate Elizabeth Hardenbergh; order
for commission to issue, attorneys, Clep-
hane & Clephane.
Estate Della Sheehy; order for sale of
personally; attorney, F. S. Sheehy.
Estate Mary A. Atkins; order admitting
will to probate and granting letters testa-
mentary to Clarence F. Donohoe q MIL
burn ]. Donohoe: bond $500; attorney,
George c. Gertman
Estate Margaret Connell; order refer
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q. S. Court of Claims

Present: Chief Justice Campbell,
Judge Barney. and Judge Downey.
Opinions:
Ethel Eslick, administrators Petition
dismissed. opinion by Judge Downey.
Rio Grande Junction Railway Company.
Findings OF fact and conclusion of law
dlsmissing petition. Opinion by Judge
Barney.
Charles F. winton, deceased. ct al.
Petitions and intervening petitions dis
missed. Opinion by Judge Booth: con-
curing opinion by Chief Justice Camp
bell.
William c. Harllee. Petition dismissed.
Opinion by Chief Justice Campbell
Jennie McCarty MacMath. administra-
law dismissing petition. opinion by Chief
Justice Campbell.
-eneral Jurisdiction:
William Kerr Conclusion of law dis
missing petition.
Eugene NJ Isaac. Findings Of fact and
conclusion Of law dIsmissIng petition.
See memorandum.
R. H. Thompson. administrator. Psti-
ton dismissed.
Albert ]. Boutwell, ct al. See order.
Indian depreciation. Judgment for
claimant in:
Henry McKenna.
Felipe w Guttman. administrator.
Ellen Field, Administrative.
Congressional Findings OF fact and
conclusion in:
c. S. Kinkade, administrator.
Chloe Fuller. widow.
W. H. Graham. administrator.
William NJ. Kinzer.
Margaret E. Little, daughter.
William n. Littell.
Thomas Lloyd.
Samuel F. Wilson
Lester S. Wilson.
Joseph S Watt.
Asa whitestine
Wilbur II. Wilcox.
Assistant Attorney General Huston
Thompson presented the mandates Of the
Supreme Court in J. Willink, and F. G..
Farnham.
Mr. George A. King. presented an ap-
plication for an appeal to the Supreme
Court in the case of r. H. Thompson,
administrator.
John B. Castleman. Dismissed
J. NJ Hillyard. Dismissed.
Newton Mercer. Submitted by Messrs.
King & King for plaintiff, and Mr.. P. G.
Walker for defendants.
Congressional QS cases) submitted by
Mr. c. D. Pennebaker for plaintiffs, and
Mr. P G. Walker for defendants.
n. NJ. Crider and
Johanna Reichenau VS.. United States.
Mr Harry Peyton was heard for plain
tiffs. and Mr.. David Babp for defendants.
The court adjourned until Wednesday
at 10 o'clock.
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U. S. Court of Customs Appeals.

Present-Presiding Judge Montgomery
and Associate Judges Smith. Barber, De
Vries, and Martin.
The following decisions were handed
down today:
No. I61EHenrv Otto VS.. United States
Opinion by Montgomery. presiding judge.
Trawl nets used on steam trawlers, were
assessed for duty by the collector. The
importer protested that they were prop
erly free of duty as articles used for the
repair of vessels. The Board Of General
Appraisers overuled the protest of the i'm
porter and the decision of the board is
affirmed.
No. 1632-Schoverling, Daily & Gales ct
al VS. United States. Opinion by De
Vries, associate judge. PolIcemens whis
ties were assessed by the collector at
90 per cent as articles designed to be
carried on or attached to the person. The
lmpoI ters protested that they were prop
erly dutiable at % per cent as manufac-
lures Of metal. The Board Of General
Appraisers overruled the protest of the
Importers and the decision of the board
Is reversed.
No. -I7o2-Charles D. Stone & Co. vs.
United States. Opinion by De NTtes,
sOciate Judge. Currants crushed by
grinding were assessed by the collector
at IL cents per pound as currants. The
Importers protested that they were prop
fruits. including berries. when dried.
desiccated, evaporated or prepared in
any manner" The Board OF General Ap-
praisers overruled the protest of the i'm
porters and the decision of the board is
reversed.
No 1667-United States VS., American
Express Company. Opinion by Smith,
associate judge A metal structure de-
signed to serve as a support for the ma
Chinery, projection lenses, etc. of NOV
Ing picture machine, was assessed by
the collector at So per cent as frames
and mOuntings for optical instruments.
The importers protested that they were
properly dutiable at 25 per cent as frames
Board Of General Appraisers sustained
the protest Of the importers and the de-
CisiOn of the board is affirmed.
No. 1854 and 147-Vitelli & Son vs.
United States. Same VS.. same. Opinion
by De Vries. associate judge. These
cases cover several importations Of chest
nuts and garlic which were Iiquidated for
duties in the years 1905 to 1907. In 1872 the
collector relinquished these entries and
charged additional duty upon the ground
that the original entries were false and
fraudulent. The importers protested
against the Feliquidation and the Board
Of General Appraisers overruled the pro-
test The decision Of the board Is af-
irmed
No. 1625-General Electric Company VS..
United States. ParaboliC mirrors. Motion
Of appellant to expedite mandate granted.
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DEEDS OE TRIST.

Square 1871. part lots 1873 and 2ol-Henry T Bur.
rows ct ux. Mary j.. to Henry p. Blair and Cor
corsn Thom, TO secure Paul Sleman 500; to
months, per cent
Holmead Manor. lot IL, block B-Raynond
". King ct Tx. Margaret V. Joint tenants 10
Ernest l.. Schmidt and George NJ Enmerich.
trustees. to secure German American Building As
sOciation 5000
Square 5O9s. lot l8-Charles R. Krensr ct ux
Eva. to Arthur Carr and Marvin A Gusts to
secure Perpetual Building Association $500
Square Sc. iot lG-Hennah d. Lanhan TO Ar
thur Carr and Marvin A Gusts, to secure Per
petual Building Association $3.50
Woodbridge lot Is, block l0-Ira B. Nutter ct
TX. Martha L.. TO Chaplin Brown and Henry II.
Bergman, TO secure Oriental Building Association,
No. 6. $500.
Square 81. part original lot s-Clarence Nohs
ct uH. Clara NJ. TO John b. Larner and Thomas
Bradley. to secure William P. Nomoyle $500
) years. 5 Per cent. semi-annualB.
PetYurth lot 81. block S-Edward F. McDonough
to b. Francis Saul and J. Whley Jacobs. to
secure Thomas E Allen s2.75l. years, per cent.
| semi annually Same TO William E shannon and
Charles NJ. WallingsfOrd. to secure Middaugh 4
shannon, Inc, s.. 400; August l and October !,
1876; monthly payments, per cent
Square so, lot l6; square 3lO4 lot T. Blooming
dale. block 4-Joseph a O'Connor 10 William H.
McGrann and Ktward s. Quinlan. to secure Eliza
{. Green S65C; years. ) per cent.
Square S.75. lot 6-Delia A Boyle separate estate
and Lillian Z WOodyard to Heber L. Thornton
and Doran 5. Platt 10 secure Lillian Z Wood
NaFd wv monthly payments, per cent.
Square H. let fGeorge Henderson et ux. Mary
E.. to William T. Ballard and Abram r. Ser7en,
To secure lafayette Leaman and Josephine p
Mctiowan S0O0i years per cent, semi annually.
Barbados and Scotland Enlarged. part contain
Ing 7.I25 acres-Guy S. Zepp ct VI. Pauline C..
to Albert +. Fox and Edmund X Fox TO secure
Robert l. CARRIER Sc OOO; ; years. per cent, semi
annually
WOodrdge north half lot TO- block e-Llther
w. Ascheneer ct Tx. Mary X, 70 p. Francis
Saul and James F. Shea to secure Homs Savings
Bank g go; to years. per cent semi an nually
Square ,G6, lot 34-wilam II Dasher ct ux
Margaret c. 70 B. Francis Saul and James F..
Shea, TO secure Home Savings Bank s. sO); monthly
PAYMENTS, pcr cent
Square 5e6, lot 40 The Metropolitan Loan &
Trust Co. to Charles W. Simpson and Thomas R.
Asquith, TO secure Randolph T. Warwick $50:
year. per cent, semi annually.
Reser D. east half lot l2-Benctta H. Spring
tnston Loan Trust Co, to secure Equitable
Cooperative Building Association 500.
Square 1916 lot 3.-Philip B. Swami ct u1
Viola Q, to b. Francis Saul ard James F. Shea
to secure Home Savings Bank S2C5O; monthly pay
ment5. per cent
Washington Heights. lot 4. block s-CharIes Z.
Tribby to National Savings 4 Trust Co. trustee
to secure Edward b. Dean 5000; May p 1913. 81.
pcr cent semi-annuaIly.
Square I25, lot s5-Chares White to Union Trust
Co. TO secure Washington Loan Trust Co.
executor and trustee under the will Of Ann A
Cornish. deceased. ZOO. years. per cent semi.
annually.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Palisades Of the Potomac lots to 10 and east
half lot u, block I-Minnie F. Messck ct yfr.
A. F., to B. r. Caldwell trustee. 81; in trust for
beneft Of contributors of the purchase money.
Square 43i2. lot ? West Woodridge-John L. War
| ren ct ux. Annie X, to Mary Z. Cooper. $40.
BrOokAnd avenue northeast-Turkey Thicket and
Pleasant Hills. parts tracts descHbed-Richard H. C.
Beverly ct TX Bessie J., to Catholic University Of
America SO.
Petworth lot T. block sl-NIiddaugh & Shannon
Inc, to Edward F. McDonoush, SO.
street. between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets nOrthwest-square Ia. part original
lot 4-Horatio y. Taplin ct u1. lille T. 10 Mary
A. Shane. SO
Twenty first street. bctwcsn and streets north
Henderson, So
Turkey Thicket. rart descTibed-Hsrry C. LAycock
to Catholic University Of America. SO.
SO street northwcst. SQUARE 4sl lot e}-Florence
| O'SUllivan to Genevieye o Sullivan SO
Tw enty-frs street between and streets north
west. square u, lot A-E5tellc T Paine John Paine
Cgle T. Paine ct El. to Thornton CarIsi so
Barbados and Scotland Enlarged part described
containing IT'S acres-Alice ]. Reardon to Guy S.
Zepp, SlOO.
Woodridgs. lot IS. block I2-Hsnry A. vieth ct u1.
Lavinia X. to Frederick A. Linger. SO
Square BIS. lot g. Girls Portion-Lillian E. Wood
yard 20 Dcia A. Boyle, $40.
StOtts PARK, square 3-O, lots l to So and loo to
II square 37ll part described; squares 37l3 37Ss
G59 5s, all lots; square sos all; square 57O6 all
square $40 lot l2-The Metropolitan Loan and
in trust upon trusts expressed in deed Of trust
l3Sl3S Sixth street southwest square 5O3 lots 6s
| and 67-GeOrge c. Gertman ct ux. Minnie L., to
Francis NJ. Smithson 81
WoodEidge, north half lot 10 block e-Arthur F.
Martin ct u1. Daisy V. to Luther w and Amy (
Aschmeier. Joint tenants SO
F street between Second and Third streets north
west, the Pierpont square 566, lot 4o-AHce v
Waggaman to the Metropolitan Loan and Trust
COMPANY. SO; trust. $1,000
street, between Thirteen and-a half and -Four.
teenth streets southwest, square o lot Civilian
H. Walker Ct TX. Cortnne E, to Hubert E. Jett
SO; trust. 800.
street. between First and Second streets north
east, square rs. lot s5-The Washington Loan and
Trust Company. executor and trustee to Charles
White, so.
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Supreme Court, District of Columbia
Equity Division No. 2.
Juktice Mccoy.

Washington Times Company VS. North
east Temple and Market Company; rules
as to injunction returnable June 2 Cby
Chief Justice Covington); plaintiffs at
torney, Louis Gutenberg.
Alexander VS.. Henry; order appoint
ing Harry ]. Gerrity guardian ad Item
for infant defendants; (by Chief Justice
Covington); plaintiffs attorney, Charles
D. Frailey.
Edison VS.. Edmonston; order approving
account OF trustees; plaintiffs attorney,
John Ridout; defendants attorneys. Joe
Morgan and Wilson, Huidekoper & Lesh.
Assignment for Wednesday. May
81, 1915.
: 24O-Stoss VS.. Hight; attorneys,
wilson-Hogan.
34297-Richmond Park Improvement
Co. VS.. Hight ct al; attorneys. Rhodes
& Cromelin. Lee, Kent. Edmund
Wright & Wampler. Ferguson, Ellis &
Donaldson.
2OO9S-In re estate of John Wheel
wright; attorneys, c. Hackett-Con-
gleton.
2s6-Fulkerson VS. Fulkerson ct al;
attorneys, Maddox-Thomas, Kennedy.
neys, Gardiner-Stetson, Darlington.
Williamson.
294-Hirsh VS.. Hirsh; attorneys,
Newmyer, Owen-Alward.
2S6-Evans VS.. Evans; attorneys,
Whippler-Conelly.
236-Solomon VS.. Solomon: attor-
neys. c. w. Tignor-H. L. Tignor.
274-W VS.. Moore ct al;
attorneys, Burke, Hufty-Minor.
1OO-Lynham VS.. Hufty; attorneys,
attorneys, Sullivan-Burke, Hufty.
304-Millegan VS.. Metzger: attor-
neys, Boyd, Marshall-Metzger, MUIR
phy Deputron.
3O2-Hewlett VS.. Gordon ct al: at
torneys. Horner. Stewart Berry.
Jones, Martin.
33S-Cutts VS.. Cults: attorneys,
Taylor & Hagan-Pretzfelder.
276-Heath VS.. Heath ct al; attor-
neys. Wolf-Baker, Collins, Hill, He
mans.
246-Turner VS.. Turner; attorneys.
Baker. Leahy-Gaskins.
262-Hall VS.. Brandenburg ct al;
attorneys, Wolf & Cohen, Johnson
Richardson & Shreve. Rhodes.
Circuit Division No. L.
Justice Gould.
Kahl-Holt Company VS.. John Gill &
Sons ct al; motion for new trial filed
plaintiffs attorneys, Berry & Minor, H
B. Rowland and c. w. Bell; defendant's 9
attorneys, Douglas. Rufin & Obear and
J. V. Morgan.
Assignments for Wednesday, May 81,
1916
4O1-Barber VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; attorneys, Gar
diner, Hamby-Barbour
1O9-Espert VS.. Franklin Insurance
Company; attorneys. Davis-Darlington
nO-Espert VS.. Potomac Insurance
Company; attorneys. Davis-Darlington.
311-Craig VS.. Parish, admx.; attorneys,
Hackett-Robinson.
SS3-Klug VS.. Capital Traction Com
pany; attorneys. Ellis & Donaldson
Dunlop, Hogan.
3S5-Mainhart VS.. Meeks; attorneys
Carter-Stearman.
3S7-Probey VS.. Gerber; attorneys, Lam
bert, Disgs, Yeatman, Douglas, Rufin
Obear.
3S9-Hines. ct al, VS.. Van Valkenburg;
attorneys, Digs, Hill, Rogers.
3T7-Buscher VS.. District of Columbia
ct al; attorneys, Davis, Gardiner-Syme.
Williams, Parker
397-Humphrey VS.. District National
Bank; attorneys, Berry & Minor-Lester,
Barnard, Johnson.
2H-TOtten VS.. District of Columbia; at
torneys; Barker, Leahy-Syme, Smith.
Isl (appeals)-Jewett VS.. Union Savings
Bank; attorneys, Ridout-Lambert, Yeat-
man.
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Circuit Division No. 2.
Justice stafford.

Assignment for Wednesday, May 81.
1916:
451-Finney VS.. District Of Columbia; at
torneys, Marshall-Syme. Whiteford.
452-Finney VS.. District of Columbia;
attorneys, Marshall-Syme, Whiteford.
426-Beall VS.. directors of Providence
Hospital: attorneys, Moriarty-Hamil-
ton & Hamilton.
d7-Boxley VS.. Brenizer Company; at
torneys, Rhodes, Cromelin. Baker-Mad-
dox & Galley, Price, Jr.
31S-Masterson, admx., VS.. Brenizer
Company; attorneys. Rhodes, Cromelin,
Baker-Maddox & Galley. Price, jr
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District Courts

Suit for limited divorce from Darter r.
Housley. a policeman, was brought in
the District Supreme Court yesterday by
Edith E. Housley. Attorneys Darr and
Peyser represent the wife.
The District Court of Appeals yester-
6ay handed down a decision declaring
that an unlicensed real estate broker is
entitled to commissions In realty transac-
tions, though brokers are required by the
District to have n license and pay fee
of $50. The opinion was affirmed in a suit
brought by William w. johnson to re-
cover from Daniel e. Lloyd a commission
for sale of land in Maryland.
The will OF Elizabeth Hardenbergh, dis
posing of an estate valued at s176.623, was
filed for probate in the District Supreme
Court yesterday. The testatrix lived at
l40S New Hampshire avenue and also oc-
cupied a home in New York. Beneficiaries
under the will are Miss Eliza D. Gree. Sara
L. Manypenny. Elsie B. Darlington. Law
renee E. Sexton, Mary b. Spangler. Julia
Pinkerton and Eleanor Young Bailey
The Court OF Appeals yesterday handed
down an opinion declaring that stock
holders of the Arlington Hotel Company.
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BIRTH RECORD.
" HTTE

WHITE.
Fred and Esther yogt, boy.
Norman and Anne Underwood. boy.
Leroy and Jennie Wrenn, giri.
Ivan J. and Myrtle White, sirl.
Louis B. and Mary r. Taylor. gid.
Henry and Sslhe sandidge, boy.
VIM. W. and Elizabeth Smith toy.
VIM. and Hannah Rosendorf, boy.
John and Minnie VI. McNaughton, boy.
Andrew and Clara MessiDeo, sirl.
VIM. Z. and HEI-s A. Lew. boy.
Tslmase T. and Fay Hackney, boy.
Harry A. and Eugenie Campbell, girl.
lsador- B. and Frances Cohen. boy
i. g. and Bedena BlGsiel, boy.
Arthur L. and Nora Brew, boy.
CHINESE
Wellington and May Koo. boy.
COLORED.
Samuel and Msry Ross. boy.
James A. and Lilly B. Nickens, boy.
French and Alma Carter, boy.
Rufus and Lille Carter, boy.
Ellsworth and Mildred Brown, bog.
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E0uity Suits.

S4372-Le Roy Betz VS.. Daisy Armstrong,
ct al; plaintiffs attorney, John Ridout.
3437S-In re estate Of William Davis; to
substitute trustee; plaintiffs attorney,
Andrew I. Hickey.
S437+-Michael Holzbeierlein, ct al, VS.
German-American Fire Insurance Com
pany; to substitute trustee; plaintiffs at
torney, J. A. Maedel.
S4S75-Edith E. Housley VS.. Darter R.
Housley; limited divorce; plaintiffs at
torneys, C. w. Darr and J. D. Peyser.
SSI6-Fred l.. Wagar and Humphrey
r. Wagar VS.. Benedict Calvert, ct al; to
quiet title; plaintiffs attorneys, Branden-
burg & Brandenburg
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DEATH RECORD.

WHITE
Helen n Burn. n yes-I Ta ooluznk. n
Ham Weher. 3, wuteT Reed Hort
Robert DeFar. s. SOS st Nv.
Eoith N. Thompson, months yss IsA q rul
Msy Z. Kaufman. s. yesrx 10 d n -
Fnnkln W. Brooks z, lf3i s. nv
Caroline J. Brzn. Il. EP P At De
Sister Mary 8. Coleman, e. Geo-z,tovB vs,s.x.,o-
Convent
Katherine Derch. S. g Ford, .p. NV
Msry H Mccarthy 60 sl5 lSh (. Nv
Wm- NoldA. H. Casualty Hospt
Donald Gold. mouths Pruvidenc, Bors
Jamie Miller, ! month. Childr-u's Bo.ns
REGINA NJ. Mullen, months Zsp 81
Infant Of Joseph p. and Lula Ehru,ut-.ut ,
hours Georgeto'Tn HoSp.
l51 5th at nv.
CoDORED
EnAnusl y. Gzy. q yssrs $50 g q ~
william nouAs, g. PrUvidenc. Ho~rr
jams A. Pye. d, $40 ? 81 ~
JGmss X. D~y p Freedmene Ho~-
Mary r. Moor, = 24 10Th st ne
Eliza Butler. t5 15 st. nv
Mari Dick. ~ go 18th r. NV
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LEGAL Ap pREAL ESTATE RECORD COMPLETE
ring cause to auditor; attorneys, Nolan.

ring cause to auditor; attorneys, Nolan.
shan, Burton & Culbertson.
Estate Joseph Kuchli; order for sale oi
stock; attorney, A. B. Leet.
Estate Robert Ward; order referring
cause to auditor; attorney. George F
Collins.
Estate Robert Ward; order for tudg.
ment pro confesso; attorney, George F
Collins.
Estate William o. Snyder; order con-
firming decree of November "A, 1915, ad'
mitting will to probate; attorneys, VII.
son. Huidekoper & Lesh
The Washington herald., 1916-05-30
Bear in Zoo Bites Infant.

Warsaw. Ind. May 29.-Arthur Morris
years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. F.
Morris. was attacked by a pet bear in the
zoo at Lake Wassee. when the father
with the child in his arms approached
the animals. The bears teeth passed
through one of the boys feet.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-30
COURT PROCEEDINGS
MONDAY, MAY 7e, 1916.

Of Commissioner Of Patents reversed;
opinion by Mr.. Chief Justice Shepard.
2Sn-Lloyd VS.. Johnson; Judgment
affirmed with costs; opinion by Mr..
Justice Van Orsdel; dissenting opinion
by Mr.. Chief Justice Shepard.
Patent appeal 103+-Cooper VS.. Down
ing; decision OF Commissioner of Patents
reversed; opinion by Mr.. Justice Van
OrsdeL
Adjourned from day to day.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-30
Rioting Reported in Athens

Paris. May 29.-Riots have broken out
In Athens as a result OF the Bulgarian
invasion Of Eastern Macedonia, accord
ing to a telegram received today from
the Greek capital.
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Criminal Division No. 1.
Chief Justice CoyiuCton.

United States VS.. Robert Hicks; non
support; bench warrant issued
United States VS.. Harry A. Hetzler;
nonsupport: bench warrant issued.
Assignment for Wednesday, May 81:
United States VS. Clifton Washington
and George Delaney.
United States VS.. John r. Calwell.
United States VS.. James Tompkins.
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Lawsuits.

5s194-William NJ. lie Compile VS.. DR..
Wyeth; damages, $1,000; plaintiffs at
torneys, NJ. N. Richardson and Charles
S. Shreve.
5sl95-Robert V. Dotson VS.. Washington
Railway and Electric Company appel
lanD; appeal; defendants attorney, S. r
Bowen.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-30

Policeman Shot to Death.
Huntsville. Ala. May 2-Frsnk Nop,,-
sack. a policeman was shot an6 ktn.5
today by Daniel Cheney.
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Criminal Division No. 2.
Justice Siddons.

Assignment for Wednesday, May 81
1916:
In re estate of Calvin H Chadsey.
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The personal property Of Mrs. Mary c.
Metzger, who died in 1912, belongs to the
next Of kin OF her husband, who died in
1874. without designating a charity, the
Appellate Court declared yesterday. The
personal property is valued at $4,000. The
real estate, valued at $4,000 is to go to
The heir of Mrs. Metzger, who are Flor
ence c. Dinwiddie, Marian L. DinwiddIe,
Ella s. Todd and Lulu A Burton.
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now in the hands OF Receivers Aulick Pal
mer and Peyton Gordon, cannot be sued
In the District for unpaid subscriptions.
Suit to recover siSl.6oo in unpaid subscrip-
tions had been brought by the receivers.
The lower court held the suit could not
be brought here, as the insurance COM
pany was a Delaware corporation. This
opinion was sustained by the Appellate
Court
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TIRES.
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