THE WASHINGTON HERALD FRIDAY JANUARY 24 1908

BOUT ENDS IN DRAW

Kid Sullivan Unable to Beat

Soldier Burns

BOTH MAINTAIN A FAST PACE

t InllKktlHff AVasliIii ton Boy Showto AiIvaiitMKc hilt nt Ions IlnnffcHums Is Stronger RultiiuorraiiP-ntM l Clever Defense WhichShaUes Off Sullivan Jnlis

S val to The liaaaLBaltimore Md Jan S SokUer Burns

the local lightweight fought a remarkHily clever battle with KM Sullivan ofWashington before the AthleticClub tonight at the Gcrmaeia Maen-ii rchor Han

Burns went at a fut pace from thestart and was rewarded with a decision

a draw by Referee Jack ofPhiladelphia Few local battles have exitel a keen interest The hall was

CrowdedTii battle during the latter staN was

ven faster than when It began andVriHn the bell sounded for the end bothin n were swapping punches a terrificrate Sullivan was the better at the inlighting while Burns was at his best at

range Burns gave a beautiful ex-hibition of defense work for he continually shook off Sullivans wellmeantright and left jabs Both in spite of thefast pace were strong at the finish

Ptmis showed nothing at the finish to

wjui Sullivans and right eye lookedK mwhat damaged Sullivans toIne stomach worried the soldier

WLING ENTRIES CLOSE

Teams Will Roll InCity AftHouIiitlnit Tourney

Entries for the tournament of theWashington City Bowling Association-i i last night at the Palace AUeys

ly far the largest number of entriest tr rcHved in any similar event in thisify

Vhiptyseven livemen jteaois will rolll v ry league m the District will be

r IT vated by at toast one teamr leagues having their entire mem

1 rship listedKishtyeight of the best pmsaiUera In

twii will roll in the singles and overteams will compete There are

than 2CO individuals entered altoThe tourney next Monday

J t on the Palace Alleys and will con

t the fivemen events willil il off and the balance of the weekviil i devoted to the other events Rollwill commence each evening at 7

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association elected the following

HelmerlchsL nd and Joe Hardie of the Bui u tm and H I De Yo of Treasiu Jtu alternates are C Lord A JIt ss j Cooper and James Field

YORK QTTDfT DISBANDS

Anutlipr TKHI Will Fill Ufo InTrltIty YlHNkotlmll IonKiie

i t The WashRtatm HenkL-iK Ia Jan 23 Because of dissen

niong the players the York Y MA team of the TriCity Basketball

I uu which includes Washington andhas disbanded for the season

gue will remain intact howeverth Atliletica another five from the

i i association will represent it in thei mug games of the schedule

ih Athfrtlea will play their first leagueKUI Kifnst the Baltimore West Branchii tl Monumental City on the coming

night with the following lineupMyers forwards Senft cen

t ifii Keilenberger and Remsberg

lost the league championr t y ar because the players would

p in physical condition

GREENE CAROLINAS COACH

Former IVnHNyIvfuiIH Half HackHave ChfirKo tf Tar He lKThe WMhington

T I Mill X c Jan J3Edward L-i for four years right half back onr i virsky football team will coach

iN if Ilrollnas team next fallii F Lamson the old Penn tackle

T htd North Carolina last yearirn t gt t away from his hospital peal

nth r year and the offer has beennii i Greene The latter will probablyr isjn a contract till summer for he

IK i want to impair his eligibility toi i nt Pennsylvania on the track next

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HANDSOME YACHT LAUNCHED-

The tana Will lie Iloutin PalHIM for C K G Hilling

iiiHsow Jan 2lThe Vanadis a largevarht for C K G Wiling of

Nw York Yacht Club was suessily launched here this morning

n w vessel is SN feet long over alll r gross tonnage exceeds 1009 She

is iaiiitiently appointed the ownerss i and eight guest cabins being upt sfr i in palatial fashion The plans-t i t i Vanadis were prepared by a New

firm of yacht designers and sheIuilt by the firm that constructed

K i new yacht

C likHKO to Hater Canadian Tourneyijo Jan 21Chicago will not only

I Trrs nted in the American Bowlingt mss championships at Cincinnati1 ils in the Eastern and Canadian

t as well if the plans now beingiy the OLearys are carried out It

v in m n need today that the OLearytry rails for a VISIt to Rochester-

N i to take part in the meet of theBowling Association followed

i jiinip into Canada for the Canadian

Harvaril to Row Cornelliiiiiiige Mass Jan

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Har-i rowing management announced last

the Harvard and Cornell crewsv l hav their race this year on tIN

n os River basin stay 90 There hadme question as to the place for

i rill has sent crews here twice andl i l has sent but one crew to

The race will be rowed over the

Hazleton Jin Atlantic LeagueMusMon Pa Jan aJam s McGee

i manager of last years Tamaquateam today clofod the deal for-

T of Hasle Park and will placeThai ton in the Atlantic League this sea

i H has promised the fans here aK n of

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in draws

GCOFKC flails Signs ContractChicago Jan 2J George Davis who

probably play second or thirdfor the White Sox was heard from

today the veteran shortstop sending inhis contract Only Isbell and Donohueare outside of the Comiskey fold now

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New Orleans Jan aWellphyed goodthings and outsiders swept the card atCity Park this afternoon

The stable of A Weber was prominentand Sig Levy a wellknown Westernbookmaker was credited with taking

out of the ring over the victories ofTony W and Bridge Whtot winners ofthe first and fifth races

Favorite players fared badly but onochoice Cooney K getting the money

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Med Oanatiet Ml M AUeni tt to 1 won Adeaw-MS S Fbua H to 1 aeoood Debar W WOtt 11 to M third Tbne 211 11 Katk PowersGranada Grenade Maron Oriawrfl and Puss also

SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS

RACKMx furtona ITow Mlandy 7 to 1 woa Mi Wore M Rm 3 to t

wad Shadj Lad HI C Hitter J to J thUdTnac 117 Baakrd Pahdini Diatribator St-

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LOS ANGELES RESULTS

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third Time iai Benny Krtfirid IMle AssBMrt-Hlraion and Al I hvuey also ran

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STARS ENTER INDOOR MEET

Joe Hill Hiul Other Champion inGiMirep VnsliiiiKton Gnmes

There will be six wellknown champions-in the George Washington indoor gamesat Convention Hall Saturday night Thelatest of the entries is Joe Hill the for-

mer Johns Hopkins star new with theMount Washington Athletic Club ofBaltimore and one of the best men inthe East in the hurdles and broad jumpHill bj entered in the 16yard handicapand 50yard hurdles Two years ago hewas an intercollegiate point winner inthe broad jump and has a record of16 45 ecOnd in the high hurdles

the present Southern champion in bothhurdles and the running broad jumpRector of Virginia is the Southern

sprint champion and Ran-dolph also of the Charlottesville Univer-sity is the best college high jumper inthe South He was second in the specialhigh jump at the Pennsylvania relaycarnival last year and qualified in thcIntercollegiate championship having arecord of i feet 10 laches

Herring of the Mount Washington Clubis the Southern blueribboner In the halfmile and Smithson of the Gurley Ath-letic Club is the premier quartermilerwith a record of 6645 seconds JackSterret George Washingtons crack polevaulter with a record of 10 feet 10 inchesis the South Atlantic honor mn in thatevent

Two of the most interesting and exrriting relay races on the long programmewill be those between Company G ofthe National Guard and that with

Agricultural College Richmond Col-lege and the Troop F of the ThirteenthCavalry stationed at Fort

With Furmage Boernstein Dlnnis andDuncan the militiamen have four experi-enced runners but the army quartetcomposed of Richmond OrmondroydPeters and Winterbottora is fast anddetermined The three colleges will appear in indoor competition in Washingtonfor the first time

On the University of Maryland teamwill be George T Israel the former Cen-

tral High School star These quartetsare fast and strong and well matchedand give promise of a hard close race

Largest Morning CirculationAll advertising contracts made by

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TAFT ABSOLVESContinued from

leaders that might jeopanlise New Yorkfor the Republican candidate whoever-h j may be

In 1M3 President Roowvelt sent RepreaentKUves Parson and Cocks to Saratogaon a mission that resulted in the nomination of Gov Hughes and took controlout of the hands of OdeD SecretaryTaft now make it plain that his namemust not be used in a fight on GovHughes making it possible for the

element of the party to pushOdell and his crowd aside and takecharge of the interests of New Yorksfavorite son

Will liiluf Adverse CommentFriends of Secretary Taft declare his

hotter will to a considerable extentput I quietus on the reports that theProvident inspired by his interest intlio Taft candidacy is seeking to sup-press a free expression of opinion byparty leaders in New York and otherStates

The charges of Republican Senatorsand others that President Rooseveltand sonic of the heads of executive de-

partments are using Federal patronag-ea a moans of getting Tart delegates inthe Republican national conventionha the President He calledmost of the members of his Cabinetinto conference yesterday and Instructed them to send him information in re-

gard to recent appointments in theirdepartments

The Presidents utterance in this con-

nection is awaited with great intsrtatProminent Republican Senators have beencharging for time that if thingscontinued as at present Tafts nominationwould be forced upon the convention bya combination of olJiceholders

In support of these charges three orfour specific cases alleged to be in pointwere cited Notably the eases of the fourOhio postmasters who were refused reap-pointment upon the recommendation ofSenftms Foraker and Dick but who werenominated when announced them-selves favorable to the nomination ofTaft

And again IB cited the action of thePresident In nominating over the

Senators GaUinger and Burnham otNew Hampshire the pension agentCharles Fairbanks whose only indorsemeat was that of Winston Churchill aTaft supporter

AlluK itIonM of Presidents CriticIt is generally believed here that Frank

II Hitchcock First Assistant PostmasterGeneral has gone to the Taft forces locksu ek and barrel although formal an-nouncement to this effect has net beenmade

Postmaster General Meyer caused it tobe made known some tune ago that fa nocircumstances would he countenance thecontinuance In his department of any offi-

cer actively furthering the politicalof any man whether he was la the

Presidents ooVial family or out of itIt Is asserted by the administrations

critics that two or three postmasters weresummoned froM Massachusetts recently-to talk polities that they were summon Jby the Postmaster General and that theytalked to him Further It Is alleged thatthey were talked to by Mr Meyer inthe interests of the Taft candidacy

A Senator yesterday in discussing thePostmaster Generals interest in the Taftcampaign said that Mr Meyer was init up to his neck

These specific instances of alleged fa-

voritism by the administration tofor omce or continuance m office

of men friendly to the Taft candidacyand the general charge that every wheelin the Federal machine has set inmotion in behalf of the Secretary willbe treated hi a statement to be madepublic at the White House in the

future

FAIL ON HORSEBACK TEST

Army Board Announces the Retire-

ment of Officers

Others rilay Save Themselves frontStunt lixctiMc Under 3IortI-

Ineil Order

The War Department yesterday ax-noaaced the action of the retiring boavAwhich recently acted upon the cases ofthe oflicer who failed to take the pre-

scribed horsemanship test for various reasons

Those who will be retired are Col JM Marshall assistant quartermastergeneral Maj Z B Vance Fifth Infantry MaJ George Palmer Twentyfirst In-

fantry Maj H H Benham Twentythird Infantry MaJ P M B TravisEleventh Infantry Maj H M Hallocksurgeon and Chaplain P J Hart majorCoast Artillery Corps

These oncers will not be retired atpresent Lieut Cot W W Robinsondeputy quartermaster general and LleutCol O M Liseack major Ordnance De-

partment professor of ordnance andgunnery United States Military Academy

Col H Harris Coast Artillery Corpswill be allowed to take the horsemanshiptest as soon as possible if pronounced fitby his attending physician

Col Henry M Adams Col William LMarshall and Lieut Cot William T Rus-sell all of the Engineer Corps will notbe retired provided they request to beexcused from the test in horsemanship inview of the Presidents modification of former orders on the subject providing thatmembers of the permanent staff corpsnot detailed from the line engaged uponpurely civil work of a technical characterwho have arrived at an age and rankwhich renders it highly improbable thatthey will he assigned to any duty requir-ing participation in any active operation-in the field may at their own requestbe excused from the physical test butthat such a request if granted will beregarded l y the executive In authority-as a conclusive reason for denying anyfuture promotion or assignment to dutyin positions connected with the line ofthe

A W C A XceillevvorlcThe rooms of the Young

Christian Association Twelfth and Fstreets northwest were crowded all dayyesterday by visitors to see the ex-

hibit of domestic art the work of memhers of the association On exhibitionwere millinery models of dressmakingsamples of plain sewing and embroideredarticles all of which were executed bythe young ladies who form the insects

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HUGHES TO SPEAK IN BOSTON

Governor llecclvc 3Inny InvitntlonnAddress Republican ClnliN

Albany Jan 23 Having placedin the Presidential race Gov Hughes

evidently proposes to do his part withcharacteristic thoroughness To use n

expression heard here today the gov-

ernor has loosened up considerablyHe baa been literally inundated by

malt and telegraph with congratulationssome of the messages coming from thePacific Coast and almost every State inthe Union toeing represented

Invitations to speak before Republicandubs are aum being urgently pressedupon the governor He indicated his at-

titude toward these invitations today byagreeing to go to Boston on March 10 toaddress the New England Dry Goods As-

sociation composed of 3000 members mrremont Temple He is also to addressthe Brown Alumni Association in Bostonon the same evening

WANTS PICKED DELEGATION

llmckctt AVoulil Select Men WhoWill Vol for Hughe

New York Jan AThe letter ofTaft to Representative Herbert Par

soul was shown to exSenator Brackettpresident of the Hughes League who hadnot previously seen it at 11 oclock

Senator Brackett said-I am glad Secretary Taft has marked

r Parsons as a man who was readyand anxious to support him rather thanGov Hughes from his own State Thereis no question of a unanimous delegationfrom this State for Gov Hughes

The only remaining question is to makesure that the delegates to be sent tothe national convention are men sincere-ly and earnestly for the nomination ofGov Hughes to the end and not thosewho will be convinced early that he cannot be nominated and therefore flock toMr Taft or some other candidate

RECEIVERS ASSUME CHARGE

Appointed for Washington and Po

tomac Steamboat Company

Money Stringency DifficultyAssets iiOM0 Greater Than

Upon UM petition of Richard H Lynna judgment creditor Chief Jostles CIabaosfa appointed Mr Lynnsad the United States Trust jCoropwiy aa

oC tbe aJCaln of thand Potomac Steamboat Company

of which Cape EL S Randall Is presidentand O O Carpinter aeeret nr Mrfurnished bond of W6ee

The steamboat company Is said to beperfectly solvent and the appointmentof the receivers to handle its aCaira to

aaid to be to conserve its best intereataMr Lynns bill was lied by AttorneysDouglas Baker and Sherrill and At-

torneys RalStOn and Siddons who repre-

sent the steamboat company in answerthereto acknowledged its allegations andconsented to the appointment of the receivers but stated that the company hadassets of I2M000 in excess of any andall liabilities

The judgment creditors bill filed by MrLynn recited that he bad recently

a judgment of HS72M againstthe company and a writ of executionwas served but returned unsatisfied thecompany apparently having no sentableproperty

The bill that Ue company eonamusement and excursion resorts at

River View Md and Colonial BeachVa and owns five steamers the QueenAnne Harry Randall Waktfield EstelleRandall and the Arrowemith leases oncertam wharves and River View consitting of 245 acres Besides these steam-ers the company has in its possessionthe steamboat St John but the CentralRailroad of New Jersey claims title to it

Mr Lynn he believes the assets ofthe company largely exceed its liabilities-

It is stated that the embarrassment ofthe company was brought about in thetan of 1S97 by the stringency of themoney market at that tune which madeit impossible for the company to markettu remaining securities and compelled itto incur considerable expense It Is alsostated that other creditors claims

some of the steamboats for materialsalleged to have been furnished and thereIs also pending against it a suit Sled byHenry Deckhaut for a large awn forpersonal injury alleged to have beencaused by the company

The bill states that 3150600 of thefiMOM issue of bonds for which the deedof trust was given have been sold

LABOR CONCERNS PRESIDENT

for Information About GrantIn j of Injunctions

The President has asked the Depart-

ment of Justice to provide him with somespecial information as to the use of theinjunction by Federal judges againstlabor organizations

Many complaints have come to himfrom leaders of union labor declaringthat the injunction method has beenused frequently and oppressively and Inhis annual message to Congress thePresident suggested legislation that willlimit the abuse of injunctions and protectthose rights which from time to timeit unwarrantedly invades

Mr Roosevelt has now taken steps togather as much special information aspossible on the subject with citations ofparticular cases with a view possiblyof laying tfce matter before Congress-it a message

DIXON FUND GROWS

Entertainment In Bowery for 3Ionn-

in eat to Demi BoxerNew York Jan 21 The entertainment

given tonight at Miners Theater to swelltriefund for a monument to the memoryof George Dixon proved a success farbeyond the expectations of the

that has charge of the monumentserection Long before the regular bur-lesque performance started every ticketIn the theater had been sold and standingroom was at a premium-

A number of threeround exhibitionswere held and quite u few nstlc starstook in them among whom wereJoe Cans Packie MacFarland Bill PapkeYoung Otto Tommy Murphy Willie Lew-is Joe Bernstein and Harry Baker

The benefit ended withthree wrestling bouts

SCHAEFER DEFEATS CUTLER

Wizard Wins nt 1S1 Bulk Iine BII-

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Philadelphia Jan 21 In tbe cham-pionship billiard game for the ILl balkline honors Jake Schaefer the wizardtonight defeated Albert Cutler by thascore of 500 to 471 in a game in whichtbe excitement was reserved for thefinish The match took place at Horti

HallThe spectators were carried away with

excitement when Cutler coming up frombehind overtook Schaefer in fiftyseventh inning by making a magnificentrun of 56

Schaefer gave a brilliant exhibition innursing the balls He made the highrun of the game 59

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Sit li rente Court of the United StatesPresent The Chief Jnatice Mr Harian-

Mr Jwtkv Itrcirer Mr Jnatier Wfcfcfl Mr Jaatfc-eIfethan Mr Jnrtfen McKanna Mr JmOei llolmtaMr Jnatkc nay and Mr Tuatte Moody

LooM O ttilteo of Jtaawcu X Me was admitud to prartiov

The Chief Justice aanoanrad the outer Hthe court

Xa Original NHaon Thonaama Jr et aLThe Chfeagn OamuMy A-

aL petUioa for appeal deniM fur the want of jwfedUlls

No tt Ocneral Oil Oompamr ntowtiff in er-

ror T John If Cram nwpector t anjnni byMr lilt X IJrfaigttoa jr for the m eraand mtaaitted by Mr Charles T jr tor is

No m United Dictionary CoMnaay pr lknt-ft C Merriam Oompany araned Iqr Mr

William H Hale for the appellee and aubmrUed tqr-

Mr Jamea H Irircc Mr Ueorce 1 Flatter jr oralMr William Hrary Dennis for the appellant leave

to appellant ttt lie aa additional briefNo The CbemapoHtan pminda in er-

ror T The dbatmaowcaah of uajaed byMr It KaTMMph hOcks for tile plaintiff in errorand by Mr William X Andenon for the defendant

No IS Aniome O ttarr aa mrnat S ptamtin error r floan l W Campbrfl armwmnt earnmanead by Mr W M Tomkm for tilt yMatM inemr-

Aajaaned nndl UMJay at tt odoi-Tba day fin Friday Jimmy will be ae fat

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DISTRICT COURTS

Court of AppealaAll presetAdariMfecoJowph M XeabH WiNs FawtorPatent appeab-Jfo X Weeaa A Dale uraamint eonUnami W-

Mr W M atockbrtdi for anpeBca Sal roacbalMlby Mr MthUb Chun rOC appellant AttorneysW C Jews I Jimet and Metrfib Chnrea-wunam Stoetbrtdae and A W 1iwsor

No W la re appUeatb of WMHwn 1eanalLAttorneys C K Foster and B II HrownW SRncsaun

No T WfaKbeater Repeatb Arm ConnMny n-Ieten Cartridne Coaniaay annnnent commencedtiT Mr G D acynwor far appellant eenoaned byMr A L aprtekb for appelb aad coadaded bMr U D Seymour AUamey G D SeymourV T Brown F G Hopkina and A U SprInkle

No m Ovbalefot L WietorMbn argMwit commenced by Mr A C Ftater for appdlouts eonaaned hr Mr 1 A Uabnf for the appelbca Anoroeya L S limos A C Fraser J HMBam ana D A UstaaM X Phfflp and C Jaavyer-

Jiriaiiiaiiiili farIatent appeabXo let et aL rt Wictonobn oa trial

Attorneys L Bacon J H Mflaas D AUrinaM K PbiB-

pI m Feoner Tt stake Attorneys J C Faaant and C J OXeBlW 8 DawD

No M lime m ClntOrd et aL Attorneys J DIS ahaa A 8 Tattiaon Phillips M J

Xo Alms W lien apfxdbat TS laaWi-XewaB Attorney J D SnDifaa A S Iattboa-

Ka m INward C CUCori appenaat n AhmaoW ROM et at Attorneys J H GchBaA S

nNo m Kdwcrd C CltfioM appelbnt m Isaiah

NeweL Attorneys J H GriateA S Pattbon-Xo m Pbflnp n Benacnich Auomen T A

Oonnofty sad J B Coanolly-No HI Pied Rort Uoobaan appaflaat TS AIM

Hobart Attamey Marottoa Baiby-

LCciuHy Court 5o 1CHIKF JUBTICK CLABADCtt

No aasl Haadby w Dbtriet of O-

faBdaat ordeitd to pry naeaiaeri lace Attoraeys6 K 8nlli n and W C XaalbbK II Thnmat

No S71L Tan Horn v Van lIon et aL traateai-antboriatd to accept private Attorney W M-

McfNo 273R Lynn TI Waihbwtoa sad Potoaaa-

AteaaUKWt Company order aupobatfats ieeienland BJHE Attorneys Dooafat Bahar ItrinRabton leSSons and H T WtaMd

No mil Beaalien T OarikU rob at totrataunf order retaraabb Fabmary JL Attorns

Don l Baker SberrU-lAubjnmtnta for Motion

Ml Kemb T KensU et aL Attornaj Bartea and GraffUeorae and

No 171 Kbar T Kbmf Attonavt DlnmAaibees

No ia Burden n Harden Attorn W 0BaMereton

No 177 Stewart w Stewart 1 AtiamefS-Carrinaton sad TroHtlratt and Wnwn

N m fiataeer H aL m Dtewdonaa et aL Attomeyt JobntoaRbloat and Uiabtan

Nix BL Fish n Frail ft aL Ansnajc 0 Unm-ChamlRiOn Hoahnaa-

Xo WISquitj Court Xo 2

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amended MO extended Attorney W W DooamaiP A Bowen Jr P X Brown C W

daartt-Na H Bratty rreabyterfaa Canseanthai-

bave to amend granted Attorney Padeot-tFomatJ H andj H WIles Jc

No ZtSit LewIs t Lewis writ of ae meat or-

dered to lana Attorney H H HollanderIn re Gabriel M Lea accomtt oC eom

apfmvedNo MTC Jacob t JMOOI mk ntifad ala

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contempt anti aunt racated rob a to contemptreturnable Janoary JL Attorney C IIoral U F ColttwFoantata Peyton-

No 2rm Intemational Trait Compaay vs Knan-FunDaldehyda Company lair tnaOy radnad andconftrmed tni accoant of icceher appeared Attor-ney W C Cbphane

No mn Newt T Lewb pin tnaftaaa armad Attorney Bimey k WoodardO F CMbums W H Richard and Joint Mdont-

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Barkadmk ForreatNa ttH Merrfck TS Waahinaton Theater Com-

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Xe Ml American Secarity and Traet GOBNNUN-

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Circuit Court No 1JOST1CB WRIGHT

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inn BocJety pealed verdict ordered AttarnemRichards and M X RiehanbonItekcr Sbeeby-

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amended deemmtion metaineii with if Mtend-m ton Attorneys D BakcrE M Stanton and O B Devil

No 4KB Cbhimtaan Marbk QaafxyiaeT Dean biD of weptiow Hawi and ami Attor-ney Khmer fc WoodidJ A Borfcatrt-

AaibjiniKiiU for todayXo L Motor Car Company va JIere Attorneys

WetbllooverNo 1 CDbnrn TB Dean AttameH Lambert

McLeanClaytonNo 1 Brewer Dbtriet of CMaaibb Attor-

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and TayhirKcanaXo t Heron T Orauby Attorney IftafeXo T rued w Ford Attorneys RldoatR aNo S Jennina Philadelphia Uatthnore and

Waahinfton Railroad Company Attorney PathJaeKMnMcKeniwr Fbonery-

Xa 1 t l r e Ti Oow AUonwys 3V-brinerDaris Mather

Circuit Court Xo 2JUSTICE ANDERSON

No 0M Grady n Waabtogtoa Car Light Cammay OB trial Attorneys Dongtas Dongtes Me-

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K Ute of Mary J OLeary order cnwthfe stemsof ad labtr Mea hoed MW Attorney J D ital-

ttfaaIn re Marion K Hawkin et aL opser upanlntiB-

gaannaa bond J33ML Attoraer Lyoa A LfM-R ute of France A flerenon pttcuoa See pro

bata and record of wV Attomay B V I ghioaEstate of DarM K Hackiaaa order adisJttise will

to prabat and record and letters ttataamaUrybond J 00 Attorney T K HacxaMa-

KaUte of John M Clapr order admitting willprobate and retoid and biters teetamiatary bondMv8K Attomay J J Darttnaton-In r lien R Tine Jr order nranthtz auowanca

Attorneys Tbonuwon Laakey-

Katate of John ItoUaaoa wilt dated Ascaat IS

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los bead 1000 Attorney A A HodfatK JrBatata et KacMfa win Sated Deamaker 9

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Na Sm Carroll D mentor andtrattoe et at n Charles W Stflbrdl et aL to coa-

etrn wflL Attotweya Harare ft MonteNa TOKL Qw II BcanBea m Secretary of In-

terior et aL injunction Attorney L A PrattNo 27SK Richard II Lynn TS Waahin on arcS

Potomac Steamboat Ccnvmny jndjoneot creditorWit Attcrney Dowries Baker SmnBIRalton SUdom and If T WtaMdNo zmi Charks Early T Wefcfc AaWor-

dtnmee ct at MhatKata Uua4e Attorneys DongBaker Sherrfl-

lVa anS4 Andrew Ambneh w MaIm Gvann-U Baadtog and Loan Aaawmttoa ot aL antbm and lafcmcttoa Attorwy IntK Wnwamsen-

Xa MIlt Chriauan WoBeawn T Hatzy B Maon ttH Attorney H II Hetbamer-Ka J C Eatwbtk n Nary M Batwbtk

appeaL Attorney R K Matdnejy-So MM R M Minor Co r The laMnac

OQiambainn CSomnaay accent MJ AttsmtyW X Ambrose

IcuIinnicN LienNa SIlL C A Mwhnman Oa TS Thoaau R-

Rifcy kits M nat 42 square Xetidma Hill

Na aTV S J Mnruby Ca n A 0 Bffo lotK anare SOUft Attorney D W ODonoKhue

neAr ESTATE TRAXSFERSS-

ixloenth ainet toatbeact between E avmt sodG orm aruiai John W Bent to WOUamHammer onghml lot M aaaaic MM jn

I street northeaat between Tenth oral Bkrenth-aUofUSame to mme put original wt S square

JWO street aorthwett between Pdt sad Fifth

half tatonot Ia part lot square 82 SUHTenth street aontbeaat between B and 0 atreeto-

CaroUne B Tone to Welter W White lot 60qnare M Walter W to Jam Kand CaroUne B Tune lot It qar

Mount Pleasant and HWheeler to AamUa C Wheeler nut tot IM 10

Anion and Nonaneh Wlttiam T liner et ox tMaud A FtMman adnunbtratru of William NFreeman denaatad of tmets IXaV-

BloomincdakJIcbecca Cook to Per r M Baiiylot MS eqaarc Ml SiC

FoBrUeath nortboMt between B Mi 0 streetHerman R Howenstem et m to Jeanh Lowe

and 9 spare MM M

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Half and X aoathweotMichael J Keane to

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Dobbin Addition to Waman tonTbomM Boneaad S Percy Tbompaon Umuy to Coraeliuand Marcaict Kbwey lot Itt aqmul fat

Adaption to Le Droit ParkB Franeb Seal andWahcr B Hilton trustees to ham R Tawtot K somue S ILBx-

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DEEDS OP TRUST

Sonara mJame W White limbs to WilliamIf Barotow and clans Urmmton to secureFaust D Bantow cuardbMi PJN 3 years 6per east emiannaally part orifmal lot M

R Brown to J CUatoa Tribband Paul V MkcfaeO to acoon Charln ETribhy INS 1 yearlot 1L

Square UKNorewa K Ry n et ux to Wflhca CIiratber and Hoary A Lfamcr Jr tecanFrederick A Linser SM 1 yam 8 ontwmiannnany pan tot IT

Sqianre M56 Sawyer Waters et air Prank L toWilliam U Kennedy and Georn W White tosecure Kennedy Darts Company M7S 1 to3S month C per sent semt anuaUy let 14

BiaomtoftdalePrrqr M Bailey ct ax to Frank JDkudoane and James Berry to secure PerpetualBuilding Association lot Ml bIoS t-

DoBgmsLouMW Gordon to Richard M Parker andJuno W Telecom to MCON Mazy A T Lane

l to S soothe I per ont tot 10OLeary It nx to S nri-

K Barr to wince the Real Batata and Im-profement Company of IMtimora City SI TS

payable January 1 ttK per mat secthlrlot 32 block M-

Lanedon Park Loufe G Jy w et ux to Cbuita-Av Hays and John L Knonp to Meore MillieI Jars J9W 3 para f per cant xtataaanaUy

901 8 m and SI1 square 4SL-WbrUtegrumJohn W Drsitw to K Often

and John W Browning te ness M BttubcthBrowning l 1 to 91 seethe 6 per oantlots and St

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SdMtenbof SK6uO i years S 4 per cent semi-annually part original lot 7

Columbia Hdsht iSBiueI L HOOMT It ax et tito Maurice D Rownberg and WOIbm Moat mtry to secure Dine Sariae Bask of Washing-ton D C 3m 3 years pet eaat suaml n-

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