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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

street southeast between First and Sec0n.
stICets-Tlomss H. PicEford GO AK. 20 Louie B
Woodward. lots li3 and lli. square rs. $40.
Dent place northwest. between TbiTtatl and Thirty
f's, stte,s-Hsuv WarIman % Anna $. Oliver
lo- 2i square l-32 80
Ksnlwortl-Lu'u ?. Mslle-v 20 George NJ. Beu-ricr
lots II and i2 block g. So
Barnaby and New Seat-Ar-hirald NJ IcLaghlsn e.
uz. 70 E3yrFe Paiten C0rhIu. part. 500
Barry Familiar J. Williams 90 Levi O.. and Mar
T. Brown lr- g. section g. SO
Detb-r7 Addittor-phve S. McGrew e. vlr John L.
t0 N5rr1s W Lyon. ir. and Martha NJ p
Irrn lrr a block o. SO
No I5l5 q street urrthvest-Sanford Etia 70 Samue
Kaiscl. Dot Sc square $50 So
HUbro1k suburban Homes Company % Jame'
Thomas and Sarah A. W. Thomas. lot IS. squar'
554 $50
y street northwest between Fourth and FIR
stIcets-Alay Jaeger 70 Bauadine J. Kerr. par
original lot q. square 5l2 SIC.
No. 4s Third street southWcst-Same 20 same lo'
% square $50, So
street northwest, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
StIeCts-C0Tdelia !. Colt On Christina Umhsu l0
2 ard part lot 2S square 20. SO
No. 9o5 Sixth street north5ast-Lls McIutire Mill
% vr. Howard v. 20 Christina C. Muhhofer
l0t @ square SIS so.
Barry Faru-Gc-rgr =. Pycs et NIX 10 Henr
Saylcs. part lot l. section l. SO
Dent Place northwest. between Thirtieth and Thir
tv-frst streets-Hsuy Warlman % Ellen k
Maynard lot 226 sluarc l1s2 SO
No. s. o street northeast-lamcs F. Buudv Ct al
trustees, to Patrick Doody. lot g. square 6-0
EI5
Ne. ul2 Tventy-sizth street uorthwest-Romulus
A. Foster % George +. knight. lot 4. s9uar,
vest e 10. SO
Barry Fam-E1a L. Cayleman 70 William Il. T.
Spencer part Dot 4, section g. SO
lie DT3it P8rE-ClgTlcs Il. Meriilat q al. trustees
10 Charles Butt lot 55. block Z. So
petvorth-teorgc q. Brown 20 George W. Mankey
lct p. square 49, 500.
No 1911 s street uorthwczt-B Francis Saul Ct NIX
to Samuel $. Hoover, part original lot s. square
IS. SO
No 6I7 Morris place northeast-Isabel H. Weber
Ct vir. George W. 20 Henry A. Bingham. lot
l7s. s7usrc s6o. SO
Ne. III Fifteenth street ncrthwcst-Lillie L. Wood
yard 20 Jack NJ Ryan. lot g. square 2l7 SO
Addition 10 lie Druit Park-Harry Wardman 10 Ed
ward ECiumuth, sr7 lot 5, block 80, So
Twentieth street northwest between aud II streets
-Tnomas Callagh0n 20 James W. Woodward. part
original lots and :. square - So
Tenth and Water streets s5uthwcst-James T. Bar
h1ur ct al to John NJ Beavers, lots Is. l6. and
r. s1u8re 500. SO
X street northwest. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets-Hattie 2. Gnbrt e al 70 Elizabeth
shoemaker part lots and s square 81. So
No 2ll2 street northwest-Amca ". Wells ~
viz, Henry w, to Helen \ Claytor. lot 49,
s1uarc g. Sl0
Fifteenth street and Rhode Island avenue north
west-Agnes Urshur 20 American Security and
Trust Company, trustee IaIt lots 49, 20. and A.
square 30 SO
Nc l-I Rhode Island avenue northwest-Same "a
same. lot 90, square l59 $40
No 534 Fourth street nCrtheast-George Miller "a
Joseph A. DemT. lot l63 square 779. SO
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Lri' Col. WILLIAM II. EiNBY. Crns = Err-
LrrE UrUu di,c1u.Hgarra af Northern Division
o. Department li tHe N.seHg-i and Dakota t-
Temporary duty AS chief engineer officer iu adtI-
Ho1 TO his d1tt-s as rtir. engineer afear. De
rar'msut % the Lakes
Second Lieut.. HARRY q. LECKIE Tvg--r-i1-a
Infantry, from Washington 70 To-, LeareuFa-th
thence t1 Philippines.
Mai FRANCIS !. HERMAN. Genc-l srsE. from
Cuta. report 90 the Chief q STAFF. at Washing
Recruit RUDOLPH RCEGG. Coast Artillery C.rrS
recruit depot Fort SlacIm. transferred 20 Hos
Ii.al Corls as private.
Second Class Private ARTHUR q. BOTHNAN rrd-
nance detachment. from Watcrtovu Arsenal. %
Augusta Arsenal
Private COLLIE H. WALL from Battery =. Third
Field ARTILLERY. Fort Mysr 20 Battery A. Sixth
Field ARTILLERY. Fort Riley.
Capt HENRY S. WYGANT. from Second % Thir-
toruth Infantry.
Capt. BENJAMIN II. WATKINS. from Thirteenth
% Second Infantry.
Corn ERIC Milan. Tvsutr-eizhth C-m-arv C57=t
Artillery Corps Army and Navy General Hos
rifsI. H.t Springs. Transferred 90 Tvea'yssesr5
CCmWEy Coast ARTILLERY ClrVs as private %
Fort Bauancas
Col JOHN C.. ID. KNIGHT CORPS of Engineers.
upon dis-1u'iuuaucs ~ Atlantic Division %
Department II the Gulf f7- Temporary dutr as
chief engineer officer iu aLditi 90 his dgties
as chief engineer officer Department ~ the East.
S-rg- WILLIAM g. COOK from Sixth Band
Coast ARTILLERY Corps Fort Worieu. transferred
as r-iva-a % Second Field ARTILLERY. Fort d
A. Russell
Second Li.rf. ANTON ZURICH. Jr. from Fourth
20 Fourteenth Cavalry.
Private EVAN HUGHES. Trop K. Second Cav
e'r, Fort Smelling transferred @ Tventy-eiFhth
infantry. that post
Contract Surgeon EDWIN vs.. PATTERSON. ac-
company Troop N. Ninth Cavalry. from Fort
Sheridan % Philippine
Orlaarcc Ssrgt CLARENCE d, NICHOLS, from
Fot Porter % Fort H. e. Wright.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Joseph Z Kestsrson. e. and May F. Hsinss. y
Rev ! Fealey
Alfred J. Webster. p and Dora Bazst1rd. IS
Re7. Heron Oufva:sr.
Nathanisl T. Wilson. %. and Elsie ". Cobb. n
Rev. Osborne Irrle
Frederick d Bieglss. p. ard Edith D Foster So
Rev. Samuel H. Greene.
Henri W Reynolds. .. Of Bcss'yD. Va. and
Mar C. Mcody g. Ct Chsugtale Va. Rev. f. B.
Hovdeu.
Walter Aznu.h. %. and Nsry c. Cararaush, y
Rev. Michael !. Walsh.
John NJ Thompson. a. 0f Bcrryvillr Va. and
Jeanette .. Loving 90 Rev. Herbert Scott smith
Edward Z. Brcvn 3 and Charlotte Z. Z sisssl
n. Rev J ID. Nsu
Edward J. Taylor. 2. and Esther F. Ames. u. n
Wes.mo-olard County. Va. Rev. Jesse K. BicsuslL
Harvard g. Griffin. 20 0f Altoona, Pa. and Bes-
sic H. Hart. 81. Bcr T. e. Elst7u.
Henry Fey e. and MirHa b, H. ScTter, -
Rev. J. T. A. D1sm1rr
James W Harrington. .. and Pearl c. Little e.
Rev James p MscsIn.
CharIss f. Coalr .. and katherine G.. Ryan p
both of TuI-r Marlboro, Nd Rev. Lionel A. We
George +. I. Chase . and Sadie L B.eistsin. S.
Rev. John NJ Sc1lc5.
Charles r. Dodge. a. of Belrelere, y. J., and
Edith A. Moore 3, q FcTcstvlle, Nd. Rev.
Charles %. Isaac
Edward F Gillian q. Of Paw-ucket r. T. and
Jane f. BAILEY. g. Rev Thomas J. Gillian.
George L. L1kers. 5S. Of Oakland Cal. and Emma
Y Mvllan g. Rev Edward T. R7cslsv.
Harry O. sims s.. and Amelia A. Weber l9
Rev. Arthur 5 Johns.
Fred Williams. 81. and Blanche NJ Dodd g.
Rev q. " King
Harry Goiine. 81. and Mary Z. Donaldson. o.
Rev. T. l. Wright
Thomas u. Manchester. - and Katharine B.
Fletcher - Rev q. II Butler.
Frederick r. Ball .. and Mary F. Sweeney. 2.
Rev 7. G. Smvrh.
Richard NJ Bell a. cf Richmond, Va. and
Mary Msck u.Terreu. g. Of Beaver Dam Va, Rev.
X. H. Mcklm.
COL0RED
Richard Morris g. and Lizzie Collins 2, both 0f
GcrionsyiIe. Va Rev. o II. Wood
Fred d. Ai.nrr q. and Josephine '. Butler, p
Rev A. v Clair
John 4 Brown Is, and Lucy Murray, 2 Rev.
G. II Harris.
joseph H Carroll. O.. and Estella ID. Brown. 2.
Rev William a. B8y.
Robert Swami. - and Carrie Anderson, q Rev.
J. G.. Dent.
William Mason. S. and Harriet Cook, g. bcth
Of Baltimore. nd. Rev. Alez. Williams
Frank Snowden, g. and Lula Carter 2. Rev.
John Richard.
Wilson Hinton. 42. and Hattie Wilson, q. Rev.
William J. Howard
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished b. A. o. Brown & Co.
members 4 the Ncw York Stock Exchange and the
Lhi'7s7 Board Of Trade Munsey Building
NeE York. June B-Wheat was responsive 20
5lllsa news to-day. the market A. no time being
moro than small fraction below yesterdays cl5s-
Ing. and most of tie time considerably above
rains have brsn general over Ner-o=sa and most
u Kansas. aud also the hot wind talk has been
disposed 81 The str.am of reports u light Yields and
Disappointed general ous-turn has kert on coming
Reports also of green bugs m the Northwest wheat
G..1s has been current today. Tire trade fears
that with favorable weather condition the pest
mas develop into something q inire-tsaee. For
ga Cr-rs have shown stronger tone. NUel
rr1a;taNns by longs on bIlecs TODAY caused q re-
action from The op.ning Local cash sales. $500
bushels goboard sales % loads
Corn wss surprisingly strong during most n the
DAY. The trade was moderately brisk but It
qu.s'ed down. and the market turned easier later
I Gables showed @ batter gain than eyUgctrd. 80
com was offered from the country, either hv r-o-
tuctrs or dealers boz cash com trade Some larger
interests bought Juv and sold deferred m1u.hs.
zpfculatgr5 hguu- 'hp more distant months Local
cash H1.cs l5fp bushels
Oats market scored marked advance. July IN
tTrs leading shipping concerns bought most q
-le July tlt shorts we're also urged and the com
T-rit.g1 made a sharp and Sudden advance H Trigs
carly. Meanwhile. There was q lsr-s trade than
H=al il SsG-cmt-~. The Frsl DrEs Amare Ir-
ulrs from Illinois and Indiana were getting SD
uIil -11s ard iusistert that they could uof De ig-
D-r.I They uese frequently supported bg bGglg
--i7s Tr-l ea=H -a.ss I15 c)1 bushels
New YORK Jgra ls-WHEAT- Strong. checking
trade No 3 Northern DnH'h. 90 arrive. 1c over
Ju'r. T. o. o. so. Manitoba. O. + o. D. so .
Northern Nari'0ta. 20 arrive 95-s T. o. b 40. 2
r'j f. a D.. a.'5 80. . bard, E. o. D.. L1l. SO. I
ua-ar.i s75i 80. Q mscaroui S5s Exporters
t.aE Is loads, chiefly mseauui and Mauit9ba %
arrive
/ CORR Stronger. 40. elevator. Gs, No. Q g.
T. e.. D.. So. g. T. o. b., earv Ju,y lr No. yeI-
l.F. -. 30. white ca, T. o. D. Exporters
. tr.E loads
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RACING AT ASCOT.
Brilliant Opening of the Season on
the Famous Heath.

Ascot, England, June lS-Despite an
overcast sky, the gathering at Astor
Heath to-day for the opening Of the great
four days social race meeting was the
most brilliant Of recent years. King Ed
ward and Queen Alexandra, with their
guests. including the Prince and Princess
of Wales, and Prince and Princess An
drew Of Greece, drove in state from
Windsor, where their majesities are en-
tertaining house party for the meeting
There were ten carriages in the royal
procession. which was preceded by an
escort OF cavalry and accompanied by
outriders. which made a brilliant spec
tacle. There was a large gathering of
Americans, among those receiving invita-
ti0ns TO view the races from the royal
enclosure being Ambassador Whitelaw
Reid and Mrs. Reid. and all the members
OF the United States Embassy with their
wives
IN the trial stakes for three-year-olds
distance seven fUrlongs and 16j yards
Dean Swift was first. King Edward $
slim Lad was second, and Eastern was
third. Richard Croker's Juliet II was
fifth.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June l-SUGAR-Stock of sugar IN
the United Kingdom is s5e) tons against 1926
same time last year. The London market for y1Csr
bce's was quiet AZ 9s 81 for June aud JJ7 The
local market for raw sugar was steady and un-
caanged, with duty-paid prices quoted as follows
Centrifugal 95-test 373 Muscoyado safest. 30;
m0ssses sugar. se-test . 9s. Refined sugar was
more active and steady. but unchanged
NAVAL ST0RES-Thc general market was steady
and unchanged. with spirits tur1eutine machine
made barrels quoted at 6l,a. and rosin. common 70
good strained. l50ai.55 Tar was quoted ct 600 for
oil barrels
MILL FEED--nulI STring bran. in Ipe-lb sacks.
70 arrive. lake and rail. go; middlirgs $3.50. city
bran, 2O1. IN bulk; Western red dog. Gle, to ar
rive
FLOUR-Frm. but inactive. Spring ratenis. l0a
5b spring clears 375ai6: winter straights, 45h
40 winter clears, 350a3 IS: Kansas in sacks pat
ents, 5.oa525; straights. i6Oa49J: clears. 35al01
RYE FbOUR-Steady, but dull; i6oaj .
CORN MEAL-Steady; moderate dealings Kiln
dried for export. 325a5So. coarse meal in bags
L2lal3
HAY-Easier; les doing Receipts. i77O tons
Prime timothy. 80; No. J. rs; No. 2. Lloall5;
No g. les
sTRAW-Quiet Long rye. 7oa75.
BEEF-Stong; supply light Family. ls 5lalt50;
packet io5olL50.
PoRk-steady; trade quiet. Mess, TL5OaB5;
family. 1900.
TALLOW-Inactiye. City in hogsheads. 67sasS
LARD-luactive, Prime Western. go; city. SIS;
refined continent 80: South American. l9j5. re-
fined Brazilian. kegs lI55: city stearine. l0l. cleo
siearne quiet, sn. Chicago 10.
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ITsTIIE EnrLn


Estate Cf Elizabeth b King viii admitted 20
probate and letters tcs-ameutav granted 20 Wash
iurton Lean end Trust Company. Attorney. j. b.
Lsurr-
Est.te y R7de-i-s Cochran. letters of a4mi-ista-
tr1 granted ta A'.i-,sr Cochran bond $50 At
trrcr. H. 4 Classic.
Es'ae af 0r-su ID. Muun. ezsmphfs5 copy q viii
admitted 70 record. Attorneys Berry & Miner
Estate ~ Dennis 7 HesIry VIII admitted 20 pro-
bate ard letters testsmguiau granted 20 Eliza beth
n HalE. bond 2.0p Auorney Wilton J. Lam
brr-
Estate of Clement W Howard letters n admits
'.sf.rg granted % Hugh II. Howard and samuel
s. Lu-z bond So Fo Attorney. H9wsrd McCUr-
ui-F
Estate %. John T. B-rkeT: viii admitted 10 ITO.
bate and letters tes.1uentarv granted 90 Anna 81
G-ulul'er. bond. 500 Au5ucg ". Il MarIor
T.
Estate cs Charles II Lloyd re 20 show cause.
Aftrrrtr HAYDEN johnson.
Estate Of Thomas y Broderick. VIII admitted "a
probate. Att0usT. George Francis Williams
Estate of John J. Carroll. VIII dated Oct0ber ls
la15 dloi with petition FER probate Attorney, lee
Harlow
Estate Of Amelia Waite. petition fcr letters q
administration d. D. n. C. e. a. fled. Attorney. "
A. MCkcnney.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19
D0UMAITES CHEER CzAR.
Council of Empire Holds Its Final
Session.

St. Petersburg, June S.-The council Of
the empire held its final sitting before ad-
journment to-day. The members listened
to the imperial manifesto dissolving the
Douma in deep silence, after which Presi-
dent AkimOn said:
Long life to Emperor Nicholas. Let Us
hope We shall meet again on October Il
under favorable circumstances for our
legislative labOTs and enabled al last TO
begin work so long looked forward to for
the benefit of our fatherland"
The council then adjourned amid cheers
for the Gar
At Warsaw eight regiments Of cavalry
have been ordered to leave Poland, going
toward South Russia to prevent agrariau
disturbances.
A regiment Of infantry. a regiment of
Uhlans, and three batteries of artillery
are leaving Warsaw for Tsarskoe- -Selo.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19
Enuitr Court No. 1.
-CHIEr JUSTICE CLARArGH.


slankcr rs. Jaeger argued and submitted Com
plants solicitors. Wilstar J. Lambert and Rudolph
H. Yeatmau; defendants solicitor b. J.. Gies.
Turner VS.. Moxley; sale finally ratned aud con-
vcyance ordered Clmp.ainauts solicitors ratgctt
a Forrest
Brill VS.. Davis; pro coufesso ordered. Complain
ant solicitors Wolf Cohen and T. a. Jones
defendants solicitors H.. l.. Davis G. +. Emig.
and e. l. Fney
Slater u.s. Slater; rule as 10 restraining order re-
( tumabe June q. C0nplaiuants solicitor. Z. L.
Glss d-fsrdauts solicitors. @. r. McGlue and
j. ). Hamilton,
No al sument for to-day
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD
Rcpp vs.. SchcrcE e. al, sale dCcreed with !.
En0s RAY. e. and Charles vs.. Cis--ts appointed
trustees. bond SeN Complainant sUiic.'1r, e..
W. Clagc;t iCfcudauts solicitor J. Z. RAY u
Peuns, lyania Railroad Company sUiicdt rule b
/ show cause r.ruuable June - 1857 Complainant s
solicitors NcAtnuey & tlaruGr and George Z.
Hamilton defendant solicitor n Z. Davis
Cokcr vs. Coker. pro cJufesso ordered and g1ar.
dian ad litem appointed. Complainant solicitor.
II e Alout0n.
Gott-ukienv rs. johnson sale finally ratified ana
reference o. auditor Complainant solicitor, J. }.
Brosnm; defendants solicitor. j. B. Archer IT,
Ia &c luuacy Of Martin Dyoloy auditors report
approved
Lott vs.. Anderson: sales ratified nis Complain.
ants solicitor G.. Y ". Lanahau; defendants So
Hdt0s Il. Ross Perry Son. C.. J. I. Gran. and
Edwin Forrest.
shcrrer ,s. shsIer. divorce a vim. mat granted.
C0nDlainauts solicitor Andrew LiuscJmb. defend
/ ants solicitor !. vs. Daridge
C0ker vs. Cotsr, reference 90 auditor Complain
ants solicitor =. b. M5lt0n.
LaVt0n IS. Runkmdu on hearing Complainant
solicitor. W. r. Ambrose. defendants solicitor. e.
". Uars
Alrofor vs. Masters rule 20 show cause IetUruable
/ June a. Compliments solicitor Albert SilleTs
In re lunacy o, William 2. Morrow committee ap-
E pointed, bond s. 900. Attorney Harey Given.
Assignments for today.
/ No 5G Lavt5n IS. Brinisnsn. Attorneys. W. +.
/ Ambr07s-C- W. Dam
/ -. &5, Wilcox We. Cruttenden. Attgrneg. S. Il.
/ GiesT.
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ChIcaeo
PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore June li-FLOUR-Narkc- quiet. Hrt
f.m. Winter extra 3sIs36j. do. clear .Ss45o.
DO. straight. Ai57Ls3. d.. patent ss-14 g. spring
clear ioaiH. do. straight 45'af- =. do. patent
sioa5H, City Mills best patent SIS, DO high
grade Patent. 300, do. straight 4-5. do choice
family y. de-. extra, asa5S, re. medium to
choice imaf50, corn neal. PER 100 lhs. LgsI0
WHEAT-Strck in elevators 25.1Sl bushels. The
r7c-ip's - S7uthrm wheat to-day were restricted 20
frv hundred bushels. which sold. hy sample as %
quality and condition. at IS and 3d. Market quiet
and steady Graded lots ~ No red asoat uou1-
ualiv AZ q per hushe 40 the close Conrac. opened
steady; July ellz. Foreign markets an higher The
market fnr Western closed steady. sr1t lttna g--
toHN-Sto-E ju elevators, -1iaS bushels The
market t'r southern corn to-day was entirely nom
inal in the absence Of receipts or oaefiug, Prime
lots aa0at urmina'v az 6lis pr hu5hcI for white
5l PEI hlslei f1r yellow, and 51a5 per bu-hel FOR
c7rlnts r' track yellow corn domestic delivery. on
sr7t Market f-mer. Contract opened frmar. july
5-'1 bid Market Tor Western closed firm. yrrt June
3eai1s. July 593,a59--. September. fg,sSli=
OAIS-M7rkct steady Stock in elevators 2i7 s0i
bushels; shipments from elevators. 9sE bushels
White No. .. iIiai1 do NJ. g. i3sfS.- do No 4
.-1f niFr no. ,. & sales; d.. No. g. i6si5ia, do.
No g. s5ai5s
RYE-Nar5et quiet stock in elevators. sg9
bushels No. 2 Western, expert olevatc- s.. No g
Western, uptown delivery. 75a-6 Nc Western
near bv uptown delivery 71a73; No { near br. ND
clifton. es7-4
BJTTER-The market steady, demand inactive.
receipts are ample. Croamcr9 fancy. pound olizs25
d., choice 2a2i, do. good 2la13, DO. imitation
EaZ'; do. prints -5sT De- blocks 25a2r. Iad'e Ia
TO- Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA rolls lfai7. Ohio
rolls Is, West Virginia rolls I6, stcrcUacked. Ohio
lG TO-, West Virginia, l6 Maryland Virginia and
Pennsylvania, dairy prints l6al7; renovated butter.
2la23
EGGS-The Market steady MARYLAND. Peursvlva-
MIA. and nearby fTsiS loss or rsr dozAl Il West
eru, fr7ts loss Of Il West Virginia frsts. loss Of
leis; southern drsts. loss of, &c ginca eggs. Sa9
LIVE POULTRY -Gcucral market is unchanged
Spring ducks IN lhCral receipts. Cbicseus old hens
heavy, per pound I7al5l do, small I3algiz do
CID ROSTERS each 25a2o. do, winter 90 n
pounds. per pound. @a2 do. spring. Is pounds
and over 2la2: do IA 70 ls pounds lsaN: do
small. Is; ducks puddle. large, e; do small. u.
do, mgscoyy and mouTCl. ual2. do drakCs. each
2Oaio DO, white Pekus, per uouud. l2al3. spring
pounds and over, l5al6; pigeons. Young uor pair
20s25 guinea fowl old each. %; do young. o.
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McCALLA HAS BRONZE MEDAL
Mark Is Bestowed on Him for Snv-
ing Lives on spanish ships.

The Navy Department has awarded
a bronze medal 90 Rear Admiral Ben
jamin II. McCalla. retired. I'm recoEui-
ton Of meritorious services in rescu-
ing lives from the burning Spanish
ships az the battle Of Santiago. July g..
1905. McCalla was then I'm command Of
the Marblehoad. The medal is fn the
form OF a maltese cross suspended from
red ribbon. and was authorized by
Congress 60 be bestowed upon officers
and men who served with distinction
Tn the naval campaign I'm the West In-
dies. Admiral McCaIla won great dis
tincuon later by leading the first relief
expedition OF American sailors and ma
riucs 90 the relief of the beselged for
Cigu legations iG Pekin. China
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DEATH RECORD.

c. Norman Braton. 92o y. c. ave. 81 wears.
Thomas Rlord0u 1852 st. So. s. years.
Laura v BeIlman. lO-l 9th 81. NV. 50 years.
Charles +. Hentz Soldiers Home. 81 years.
William ]. Craig. l525 Corcoran ST. NV, "a years
Mabel H RELY. s-6 I'D ST. NV. 50 years.
Ara Marcus Daniels. The PCrtnCr. 65 lcars.
James O'Brien. Georgetown Univ. hosp. 65 years.
Henry J. Tibbets. Gogt. Hospital Insane "A Years
Nathan NJ Mclaughlin. e1i NJ 81. NV. Il years.
Mildred T Brown. 5lu Uth 81. NV. Il years
NJ + Wood Potomac River. S. years.
Catherine Brennan - 9Th g. Sc. 8 years
Margaret Petr0ne. 1852 lth So NV. 5 days
COLORED.
Samuel Wiggins. 5H Willow Tree court sw., % ~.
Henry Lewis ll59 zlst ST NV. 81 years
Margaret Bcose. p Hores ave. se q years
William Parker l5el's lIth ST. nU.. 65 years.
Edith v Simms 232is KINKS court NV. 3 months
Elizabeth B9Ilcy 1886 Madison st. NV. months
LEROY Garter 6 Columbia terrace. months.
John T. Smms 70l ST. ne. Z days
Infant Of Alfred and C0Tdsja Stokes, ls22 y J.
,te nv. ] louT.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19
CHAIR OF MOTORING.
Art of Operation VIII BE Taught by
Washington University.

ST Louis, June H-Washiugt0n Uni
yersity a st. Louis is preparing to es.
tablish a chair of motoring in it's man
ual training department. This distlnc-
lively new feature viii be added 10 the
curriculum when the school opens next
September Il viii be under the direc-
tion Of Prof. Calvin NJ Woodward
dean of the manual training school. In
this department students will be taught
all there is 10 know about an automo-
bile In the workshops Of the school
the different parts of the automobile
viii be constructed.
The students viii be taught how TO
build gasoline engines. electric motors.
and ali the parts that enter into the
complete machine. In addition to that
they viii receive a thorough course of
instruction on how to operate a car
and how 10 keep 1t in repair. The uni
versi,y VIII maintain an employment
department 10 find places for its stu
dents and graduates during the summer
mOaths
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19
wRAY WORKS WHOLE SQUAD.
Worried About Varsity Crew and
Makes Some Changes.

New London. Conn, June i&-Harvard's
whole squad was taken IN hand by Coach
Jim Wray at o'clock this evening, the
half dozen crews padding down toward
the naval station and returning an hour
ard a half later after being put through
some hard PAGES
The varsity eight is causing Wray con-
siderable anxiety. The crew Is not
resting as well as ne would like. and
e.en at this stage Of the game. there are
rumors about both camps that a shake
up IS imminent There is not much
material left in the substitute line 10
draw upon.
This morning the varsity and freshmen
f0urs had a brush for about a mile and
the freshmen were yict0rs, repeating
their performance of last week. This
trial evidently nettled the Crimson coach,
for a change was noted I'm the varsity
four. when they launched their shell
this evening. Bgrchard taking AmberE $
seat az No. g.
Yale's crews had a let-up in their prac-
tlce to-day, the morning maneuvers be
ing very light.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19
WOULD CONFIsCATE MILLIONS.
President Cabrera Finds Condemned
GuatemaIans All wealthy.

Mexico City, June 1S.-A complete list
Of the persons who have been con-
demned to death and sentenced to
terms Of imprisonment in Guatemala,
for alleged completely in the recent at
tempt upon the life Of President Ca
brera, has been received here.
Nearly all of the persons are very
wealthy. their fortunes, in the aEgre-
gate, amounting 10 more than $50
100000 President Cabrera is now at
tempting 10 have this wealth confis-
Gated by the government.
Among the persons on whom death
sentence was pronounced is Dr. Manuel
Herrera. former Guatemalan minister
to Mexico