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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-01

II is noted that ex-Maynr Moses
Leighton "f Augusta. who dird recent
~ at Mt. Vernon. was the last sur
vivnr Of the charter members of Yer
non Valley Ledge. No 90. +. ana A. NJ
II is a remarkable coincidence that Of
the two other early workers in this
lodge VIII" lived longest, one died Feb
u, 1909, and the other died Feb 26. 1906
while Mr.. leighton died Feb 2G, 1907.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-01

The first four volumes of a new edi-
ton OF the works of Ivan Turgenief.
to be published by Charles Scribner's
sons, VIII appear on March 90 The
TRANSACTIONS have been made from the
RUSSIAN by Isabel F. Hapgood. and the
edition is to be in fourteen volumes,
each Of which will be sold separately.
rhe first four to be published will con-
tain On the Eve Fathers and Sons
Rnden and King Lear of the Step
pes, and "A Nobleman's Nests"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-01

Anna A. Rogers is the author of
Loves .ndertoW" which appears in
current number of Lippincott's maya
zine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-01

Mrs. Roger A. Pryor's book on
jamestown, now in press, is announced
for early publication. Under the title
THE Birth of the Nation" Mrs. Pryor
tells in this book the story Of the first
five years Of the jamestown Colony.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-18
FAST TINE BY AUTOS
ASiatic Tourists Are Facing
Grave Dangers.
M0NG0LS MAY MAKE TROUBLE
Rainy Season In Cobb Desert Is Near
at Hand, and Drivers of Machines
In Long Trip from Pekin To Paris
May lie Overwhelmed by Floods.
Italian Prince I'm the Party.

London, June S.-The correspondent of
the Telegraph, who Is accompanying
Prince Scipio Borghese In an Italian car
in the automobile race from Pekin 10
Paris teegraphs that the cars left Kali
gan Monday morning. They crossed the
Mongolian frontier by a good road and
climbed to an altitude Of L500 metres
with the greatest ease with their own
power.
Other dispatches dwell upon the trou-
bles ahead of the contestants The rainy
season threatens, and the fear Of food
is great. Fears are also entertained of
the enmity of the Mongols and NOmads.
Mongols at Kalgan reported that bandits
had attacked and pillaged stores along
the route.
Prince Borghese alone knows the route.
He reckons that they will be able 20
traverse the 700 miles Of desert 20 UrGa
in four days unless the rains overtakc
them If they do not escape these they
are liable TO have fTightfui experiences
In the Shishao Valley, where 200 natives
pershcd from foods in 1906
Whatever happens the contestants are
likely to have the worst experience OF the
journey in crossing Cobb desert, which
they are about to enter II is remarked
that the Chinese seemed to experience ex-
quisite pleasure in listening to the motor
horns
The Washington herald., 1907-06-18
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prlccs quoted are rhole.ale.l

Prices quoted are Nholesaiei
BUTTER-R Receipts liberal; market steady. Cream
cry, fancy. zrsa25: Western frsts. 3ha2s: seconds.
Za3 process, fancy. Al4a22: dairy choice, Eals
good. l6alI; storepackcd, fresh. l5als.
tHEESE-New York State factory. large 1iisal5;
DO small, l5al5s summer large. Halls; Western.
fancy. new, choice Hizal5 do. fair 10 good II.
GS-Receips liberal. market quiet Near by.
fresh. Virginia II West Virginia and Southwest
Virginia, 1914 Tennessee l6z; North Carolina i6
LIVE POULTRY 80 Receipts moderate. market
steady Spring chickens. IA to Il. lbs 23a23: do
IL 70 IL lbs, lsa20; do small. laa20 hens per lh
II r0Oytcrs. 7. ducks. large. sal0. do small sas;
geese, Gas; turkeys toms. p; do. hens IA TURKEYS
thin, 69l0; keats 2
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts increasing. mar
ket light. Turkeys. hens undrawn. per b. Halls:
do average. undrawn, bali; do. thin per h.. 10;
old toms, i2al3; chickens, large, per lb, 2a2; do
spring. 5a50; hens, choice l5ai6: ROSTERS 9: ducks
large l2al3. do small. II geese. sail
DRESSED MEATS-Country-cured hams ard ia
con IN good demand. Calres full dressed 500:
heads on, s5ca9m; hog dressed calves 59as 90 [;
hams country, sugar-cured lial5.
NkGETABLES-P0ts North Carolina prime.
per barrel, i2jai5l; do seconds per barrel 21.
do, culls per barrel, 20o do. Florida per brshel.
@as5; Sweet potatoes. per barrel 3OOa35O. yams,
per barrel 25oa300; asparagus, per dozen, 200aS5 50
cabbage, per crate, 3Ga32j. celery. New York per
banch 3oaio; do. Florida psr crate 2ooa275 Gu
cumhfrs Florida, per basket, 20jaZ5b. lC''uct home
grown, barrel. L00al5o; do Florida Per basket
20la20) onions. Ohio, pcr barrel, 22ia250 string
beans, gran. per basket 35)aL5l tomatoes Florida
fancy per crate. 30oa3 .; beets bunch. 3ai. peas
basket. looaL25; cautaloupes. per crate. 2O0a259;
egg plant. PER crate 200a275.
GREEN FRUlTS-Apples. PER barrel 3O0a709 T:
oranges California. 350ai75 per box; grape fruit
3@a6D; Dinelpples. per crate. 25aal00; strawbcr-
rics. pc- box jal2; peaches Florida per crate LJ0a
500 lemons per box, l0oaj Co; bananas. per bunch
1oaI51
SJNDRlES-Beesaax. pr ID. g tall0w. per H.,
iAai'l honey. white cl5yer lib new. l2al4: 2lb
new. l9al2; ginseng per h.. 50la550: Seneca. per
lo, 90; Golden Seal, iazi5, pink. l2ali Mandrake
3a3. snake root. s.
GBAIN-Wheat, choice 90ae3; fair 10 good. Nas7 :
ordinary i2a7s, rye. e0a65; corn. sheed white ga
% yellow, 62afl ear. 3Aa3Z5; oats Western. white
No. @ 5-a5t: mixed ea52
HAY AND STRAW-Timothv. choice. Q O0a2iO0:
do, so. T. 3e17Z2 81 do. 40. 2 Z51a22 %. mixed
hay. 900aIg. clover. 200. straw. re. bundle
HOO. re. machine thrash, G5CaG75; wheat. $50
WOOL AND HIDES-Wo0l washed free Of h.,rs
per d.. yaG do. mnashed. free of b'rs Der h.
q DO, bury. per lb., z5a26 hides. green, Ier d.,
q do. dry. per b. BALI: sheeuskins. green. each
saLo9. do. dry. each. a75; calf skins, green EACH
l.5jal59.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Peter Roasle g. ard Carrie Bauer q both cf
Dayton. Ohio. Rev Hugh A. Curey
Charles r. Van Horn. g. and Mar F. CASEY. ..
cf oluey H. Rev. David II. Bue
II. Albert BushsI. % and Lizzie Murray. %
both Il Richmond. Vs. Rev. J. r. Mclaughlin
irving c. Siymers a. and Nellie r. Cooper. o.
both # Rochester y. Y. Rev Alexander Biclaski.
William G"ttharlt. %, and Clara Heuse. O.
Rev. Paul Nczrl
Eugene VI. pullcn, So and Margaret A. Nc
Herman. Rev. Y i. Schmidt
William T. Rowen. o. and Gertrude 2. Rel Q,
Rev. Richard X. Redel.
Herman G. CAMS, z, and AliCa ID ShipIev &c
Iohr Weidley
William II. Cook, g. and Mary A. RYAN. "a
Rev. James T. Macku
Claude T. Noseiey. q and Edna IT Afo,rn o.
Rev u. c. Macleod
Edward Price z. and Rachel Perkins, o. Rev
Alexander Wbarbs
Isaac Hirschler. 80. and Hortense l. Wildman
. Rev. Louis Stern.
Hugh ". smith 2, and Margaret Z. Sisson. o.
Rev Samuel i f'reene.
John finnell p, and Mary Simpson. B both
of Alexandria Va. Res. u. G. Macleod
Homer z. smith, &C. and Jessie S Herring. o
b1th Of Philadelphia Pa Rev. T f. Davis.
COLORED.
BENJAMIN Jackson, q and Mary J. Scott. 10
Res. James ". Cross
John Sirothtr. g. and Daisy Thomas. %. Rsv.
NJ. ". Clair
Frank f. SHARP. 90 and Edith V. Redd. ls
Rev. Thc0dor1 Williams
Arthur Parker 81 Of Rosslyn, Va. and Ethel
Pollard, ls, q Ballston, Va
The Washington herald., 1907-06-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown & Co.
members II the Now York Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board Of Trade. AGunsey Building.
New York. June l7.-Wheat EXCEPT for a brief
opening dip In prices. was on the upgrade most o.,
the session. Reactions were not material. Hot winds
IN Kansas hare stimulated some improvement I'm
buying and much covering hy shorts The hot winds
have also been credited with having Tirencd the
Nebraska wheat too fast. Omaha and other Ne
brasla elevator interests were buyers Of wheat fu
lures in Chicago to-day. There was a good cash
inquiry for red winter wheat 20 day for shipment
with stronger probability that more business viii be
closed
Corn ignored the influences that had been counted
on 70 deurcss il. and advanced under strong specu-
latFe buying and in sympathy with wheat. There
was fairly good shipping trade partly export. de-
spite the advance. The opening dip was brief. basel
on the growing weather the larger local arrivals aud
the fact that the Danube shipments ran up 10 m
enomous total. Local cash sales, 325 900 bushels;
seaboard 10 loads.
Oats advanced with other grains. in response 10
good buying Of July by shipping and fairly good buy
ing OF September by commission houses. shipping
houses were preparing for shipments delivery al
the opening, July prices being actively lower than
cash. This stimulated speculative buyug OF Septem-
Der. despite the fine Uowing weather. Local cash
sales. 1900 bushels
New York, June l7-WHEAT-Firm. but dull.
No. ! Northern Duluth 10 arrive. 67.c ever July. T.
O. b. Ne. / Northern Manitoba. to arrive 9a, f. o.
b.. No red l. o. D.. &c. No. hard f. o. b.
L0O7s No. macaroni. 5Iiz f. o. b.; Ne. macaroui
S5i3
CORN-Fim and scarce; demand good No.
elevator 6lit; No. ?. 6ll4, f. @. b.; No ?, f. o. b..
carly July. e.; No. yellow g. Ne. white s.. T.
o. b. Exporters toCk ten loads
OATS-Fim and higher. Elevator prices. No
white. 5i-; No. white s9i1 No . mixed -
Prices ct futures follow;
The Washington herald., 1907-06-18
LAT0NIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Siy furl0ngs Deacon. l66 Pickersl.
70 l. wen. M1usiuor. los Bailey. I 10 l. second
h.azc % Light l5i 'BUtleri. even. third Time.
la 50 OuiF three starters.
SECOND RACE-f1re furlougs. llackerel lo7
'ticsensi. 90 J. won, Strne Street l0i Iesf 8
70 T. s---ui sabsd1 200 Porcrsl. ; TO 2 third
Ilna io-- Srrstehel-RrCbat Brigade Bitter Sir
Gel Brady Lsvatiua, Little Minnie and Silver
Cur
THIRD EACE-0ne mile Wools-rne. loi Aus
'iai. to I. wen. saIly N.. l0i lPickcnsi s 20 .
second. Dele suumo. lU Powers, ] 70 g. third
Tine. l,i- sc-atchei-Y0urg Stevens, Qmgga, and
Camille
FOURTH RACE-SeT1n fUrlouEz. Bean Bnlmmel.
la- .lec'. . t1 j. won; Elecfrriuc SO lBiacI 3 %
O. second. Ovelaudo. s. Martini. 70 third
Tine II l-j S1atcacd-CaroIiuc W. and Cable
Cr9m.
FIFTH RACE-F~r and one-half f1rlrpgs
Katharine Murphy lo5 .Tmsmau0. p 20 ]. won
Moscow Belle. ss .T7ylr. 10 I. second. LADY
Fezca. 6 FoGr-y = q, l. third Time. 0.55 z5.
Scra-clci-bIGS-is UuuiuE
SIXTH BACE-One and three-eiehths miles
Bernie Cumcr. 100 .LeeI. 8 % T. wen: Attilla. lB
-Brterl. 10 p second; Little Elkiu. 6 to J. third
Tine 2l3. Sc-atchCd- -Saavaua joe Shields and
Gold SPRAY
The Washington herald., 1907-06-18
KENILW0RTH RESULTS

FIRST BACE-FUc and onchalf frlarrs Wi.
liam. l94 NcDauiel. 20 o. T. won. Serrrn,r Pinot
ler. ll2 Brown 20 s, second. Kctr6emika M
,Lloydl. Z % lo third Time. O55. Uncle TOR,
Sansamon, Rid Rocs, Gf.omi Rlrrfo. Eleanor Fav
and BuE0o also ran
SECOND RACE SteCrlcchase; two miles Ces--s
Lsipgr l52 McLairl. 70 5. won: Jaw &c. Soc
l5 Pembtr-su.. ou-. second; Tauon. 1p AR
TAYLOR. 2 TO J. third Time. i.5. Richard r.
also ran.
THIRD RACE-siz fuIsuzs. lee Harrison o.
iEnglardT. : 70 l. w0at Alcac0n. Ili lNir5ol,
. 20 5. second Ida Rect l0l .Graudl. to / third
Tia7. li545. leo Paul. Zelina Posing Ulrbsr
Puuky T,rclcau, Cock sure and Carmel also ram
FOURTH RACE-uuo mile and fartv ~a-4.
Tom DClan . AlcDmirl' 90 I won. AnIpfd,
90 Grand, to s. second Pr,lv Prim. 1oa Brown
third Time, l.i3 IS. Jcrrg Lynch and Rieb.
Rorgl also ran
FIFTH RACE-One mile. KiTliacrankie. 100 Eng
lander. even. won; June Time. Il3 Grand to
second; LADY Aha3. l13 tWciuholN. 10 2 tbir5
Time lAl J5 Prince 4 Orange. Grafton Green.
WAY Belle Cart. Hale and John J. Rogers also ran
SIXTH HACE-Four and cne-half furlongs Min
ME e. ll3 "a Brown. I3 10 70. won: Sfanley
Fay, llj iLyUrg1s'. 90 l. second Ner-im9c o;
fEnglandlr Z 10 l0 thirL Time. 0.1l5 Lee
CI,st. Club Member, Quick Dance. Edith Glenn.
and Cousin GeleEiuve also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-18

On the only sale recorded yesterday
Washington Gas was pegged at So, and
no one was ready 10 take the stock at a
higher price
The Washington herald., 1907-06-18
Probate Court.


In re Clarence Y. Smith et al; order Of allow
arce. Attorney. Joseph r. Fagie.
In re Deborah q. Excl; order Of allowance At
tUmev r. W. S7h0n.
Estate Cf Elizabeth Ellis win admitted 70 probate
and letters test3mcntsry granted % Nicholas Col
bert. bond SOC. Attorney. 2. ~ Hewlett
Estate Of samuel A. Blatcbford. exemplifed copy
Of VIII fled and admitted to record.
Estate q John Proleau cause referred % auditor.
Attorney. J. +. Cobb.
Estate Of Z. Scott Douglas; letters Of administra-
tion erauted 10 Charles A. Douglas. bond SO 600.
Attorneys. Douglas x Douglas.
Estate Of Jonathan Hamilton; order Of allowance.
Attorney, Joseph r. Fague.
Estate Of Edward NJ Boteler: order refusing pro
bate Of viii and granting letters Of administration
n Elizabeth f. Boteler; bond 500 Attorney.
Fillmore Beall.
T. re- Florence T. Tolliver petition for allowance
and relief from accounting filed. Attorney. F. ".
McReyu0ldS
Estate Of Sarah B. Haines; viii dated December
i5. 1908 hled.
Estate Of Maggie G. Lille; will dated June 6. 1907.
fled.
Estate M Clementine " Bartlett: petition for
probate Of win fled. Attorney ". II. H. Hart.
Estate Of Mary J. Wright; petition for probate Of
viii fled. Attorney, Z. a. Newman.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-18
RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

FIRST EACE-Hlf mile Irish Mike llj .Rirsch-
hauml. -o T. w0g, Warden Yen lo6 tRcttigl TO
J. second; san 0af. lIj pIen,yl s % l. thiTd
Time. l,ia Ottmar Uncle sam. Bobby Shaft
CcreE. Sir WESLEY. GallriZ. Frank Rose Abe Ruef
and 40 Farther also ran
SECOND RACE-Siy f3rlsngs Herzain. l07 Il
Wilson,. 90 T. won. Ez-amad1. lG9 Rsttic . %
J. second. Lu7tig. ll} .BoreU. { 70 l. third Time
ia - ROYAL White Water Thrush Mike J1r-
dan, MiiEmC"t. Ntrtie Hicls B0g7Lama Dics
Nelson and Sea Ar also ran.
THIRD RACE-Siy fITnngs. Titus Second. 1ai
'Hrntrli. ls 90 D won. Pr-gy O'Neal 100 UBrreN
8 70 l. second; Yellowstone ll2 .Wusonl. % 20 l.
tlird- Time. LIB 2J. SaHbe Paddy Lynch Bur
uoiette Hugh McGqaau. Royal Rogue and sher-
usn also ran.
FOURTH BACE-Six fur.ones rhqelau. los
Rrtir'. 6 10 l. won, -Rudabcck rs .Rrreu. . tol
s1-.rG, Revolt il5 palms.. ; 20 l. third Time
LIB % Disqualified fer fouline. Corhrr- I'm
Joe Fnscuslo The Sultan. Banrceal. SmitIy Kane
Free Knight. The Bear Taaautha, aud Wild Bios
s.m also ran.
FIFTH RACE Seven and half f1ri7uss. Monte
Lucille l@ tBT.H q - l. won; Iteration. Ig-
th.rscatoun'. 90 4. second; lem Reed I95 RET
tigi. 90 T. third. Time ! 5} 35 MsrHe Navcr
Iiguet. aud Lord f the Vale also ran.
SIXTH RACE-ore mile. Pslerron los fGr9ssI
is 70 ;. Won Fair Fagot lo7 Leeds. 8 10 l. see.
cd. HuGfan0 ITO R7t'fE 90 l. third Tima
l.H p, Frrze, Red Bell, H5zeliue. Royal Maxim
and Celia also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-18
DEATH RECORD.

Frederick A. Scherrrr. 1873 33i ST. NV. s years
Charles r. Gilbsrt 1874 X. !. ave. NV. s. years.
John Cronan. Govt Hosp Insane 81 years
Margaret q. Lille Sll 10Th ST. ne. 81 years.
Herbert Curry i9i y 81. sw 20 years
Wias77 E. Deunison. 3es st NV. S. years.
Richard PrsthCr Providence Hospital. 70 ,csrs.
Sarah T. Sheriff. Renning. D. G.. 2 years.
Ruhamma Shivef SIS 2lst s. NV. A. years.
COLORED.
Gertrude 2 Davs. ll3 u ST. Sc. l9 years
Joseph Prior. Ereedmens Hospital G. years
Sarah Freeman. 25l2 Mcssncre ave. NV. 80 years.
Maria F. Anderson, 1924 10th ST. NV. ss years.
Lizzie Porter. 1917 9is ST. NV. 50 years
Naxillsry Wallace, ~ Merton ST.. 81 years.
Henry Taylor s6 NJ st. sw. g years
Mamie Simms. llN Delaware ave. sw. s. years.
Hczesiah Dent Home Aged & Infrn, 70 years.
Sylvester Thomqs. Fteedmens Hospital % years
Infant of Robert and Man Turner. Columbia Hos
liial. hours
The Washington herald., 1907-06-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No 357 Ninth street southeast-lIary Lulu Constaa-
tine 70 ]. Albert Duyan, all interest in lot l0
square 92i SO
Thirtyffth and Madison streets ncrthwcst-Frank
f. Padgett 70 Richard NJ Little. part lots "a
ard 277 square lSl9 sl0
Thirty fifth and W streets and Madison street be
tween Thirty fifth and Tbirty-sixth streets
Wasinetfa Raiway and Electric Company 10
Riclaul VI. Little Tart lot 2sl sluar, cast of
l2s6. part square 5. of 1876. 10. 4 and part lot
b. block 49, Rur,eith. So
W street northwest. between Thirty-ffth and Thir-
ty-sixth strelts-R Richard NJ. Little ct ux. to d.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-18
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 4,


Perry rs. Perry; proof ordered taken before Mar
garet NJ Murray examiner and G. f. Dggs sp-
pointed to defend. COmpainants solicitor. Il. H.
Horner.
selhy vs.. selby; rule on complainant returnable
June q. Complainant solicitors. Lester Price
defendants solicitors. ". T. Ambrose and Camp
bell Darlington
Alaebs IS Brennan; Charles r. Digs appointed
receiver; bond, $500. Compainants solicitor, c. f.
Digs
Walsh vs.. Larkini conveyance Of real estate or
dered and reference 10 auditor. C0mplslnants 80
liciturs Stuart McNamaIa and X. 5 Huidekoper.
HUtchlns vs.. Hutchins keuner Drug company;
rule as 10 dssoTiug corporation returnsble August
J. C0mpainant's solicitor. ". ". Stewart
Hin Gilbert; rule 20 acceptance of offer re-
turnable June q. Complsnant's solicitor, smith
Thompson. jr.. defendants solicitors, Z. H. Thomas
and ID. ". O'DOn0ghue.
Assignments for TODAY.
No. 5H Bardr0f vs. BardroH Attorneys. W. e.
Prenuss--M u. Campbell and w {. Balderstou
No. Jia Slauker vs. Jaeger. Attamcys w. J.
Lambert and J. S. Easby. SmJh-EdWard L. Gies
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD
Hadeu vs. Haden. divorce a vim mat. granted.
C0mnlainant's solicitors. n. II. Hollander snd J.
z. Potbuy; defendants solicitor G. G. Hsekett.
D----s Dgsg- submitted without argument.
Complainant's solicitor. II. b. Moulton defendants
solicitor. B. T. Doyle.
Ca'roil vs.. Cauou; restraining order issued. Con
p'ainants solicitors. +. n, Brown ard G. W. Gag
ett
Trsven Us. Tnyers trustees authorized to make
distribution.
Elliott IS. Clarke: Jane S. Elliott appointed
Trustee 20 sell bond. $1,000 Compainants soliei-
tor e. ". Stetson
In re Unscy 0i Harriet T. Garvin, James A.
Toomey appointed committee: bond N50o
In r. unscy " Joseph +. Ssyay; John Sayary
appointed committee; bond. s. 90.
Myers rs Mixers @ al dJ0TCe q win. mat. dec5eed.
Complainant solicitors. HaveT Given and John Z.
Laskey defendants solicitor Mr Williams.
MAYO IS Msy0. sunu'msnt Of marriage decrasd.
CDmplainsnt's solicitor. W. / Pollard.
Osborne vs.. Osborne; divorce a vim. mat granted
Complainant solicitor. J. Z. Green. defendants
solicitor NJ T. Mangau
Eatman Gaines, sale decrrod with Irving VII
Hanson and Mason y. Richsrison trustees. 10 sell:
bond lG. CompIsinant's solicitor NJ y Richard
SON. defendants solicitors. Irving Williamson and
Fountain Pcyton.
Arnew IS. HUtchins 90 al. leave 10 intervene
granted. Petitioners solicitor. J. Dawson Williams
De 70 vs. De 10- r-refcrred 70 examiner. 10 take
further proof Compliments solicitor J. T. Green.
defendant solicitor. " T. Amhr1sa
Carroll ts Carroll. rule 20 show cause ret1rusbe
June q. Cumplainsut's solicitors. r. " Brovn and
e. " Cagett
Assignments far TO-DAY:
No SAG. LaWton IS Drnkman. Attorneys. Am
hrosc-Carr
No. N6 Wilcox vs.. Critteuden ct al. Attorney.
Giesr.
No. g2i Merllst ct a. vs. Hooker et al Attor-
neys. Merillat and Ricaardson-Lsster, Mention
Huftr and johnson
The Washington herald., 1907-06-18
Circuit Court No. ?.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.


Tho following eases were continued f0r the term:
kandsl ys. Nicdaeis1u O-Breu IS New York Con
uncHtai Jewel Filtration C0mUauy Morris vs. Stub
blef,ld Banking and Trust Company. Mckee vs.
City and Suburban Railway q Washington Miller
Vs. Campbell Farlaua vs Bond Han vs. Capital
Tmction Company Hrnressy rs. Chase. Murray vs.
Stevens stsvar. Vs. Wius.0v Rail Va United States
Evrss Company, Carver vs. Great Falls and Old
Dominion Railway Company stone vs Washington
Brewer Company, Bradley Capital Traction
Company. Irly IS NeilcrhUru. Sliccler vs. Cairo
Apartment House Cnp7uy Nauman rs. City and
Suburban Railway Company Parsons IS. Gordon.
Kaufman vs.. Richardson. Richardson vs.. Wash
iugt0u Times Company. McAIistsr vs. Lisner Wal
pert & Co Vs. Redmond S0Uder vs. B.gcs Heating
Company. Lea vs. Patterson. Johnston vs. stol.
FUuC- vs.. Bran. Lambsrt vs. Riley, Bayiss IS.
Wrg5t Bryant admuisfrst0r vs.. Washington
Railway and Electric Company. Zirkle IS Chcsa-
reske and Potomac Telephone Company. Gray "a.
Javius. Morgan rs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Morris vs. Csplzgya Mining Company.
FnBicE vs. Lisner Bemanu vs BiEEs HAYES rs.
Washington Post COMPANY. Drnison IS. City and
Suburban Railway uf Washington
so assignment for TODAY
The Washington herald., 1907-06-18

Ena u. Murphy. 20 !, third. Time. Oas i5
May Brennan. Fantasia. Dropstitch. Auburndale
Abrupt Padro1e. Sans Raproche. ard Senator
Paynter also ran
FIFTH RACE-SevUn fur,0ngs: selling. J. W.
ONeil, l97 Nlorelandi, 10 ), won; Raining
Leaves. loj lSwainl 30 to /. second Mary Custus.
50 jDubci1. % 70 l. third Time l:29 Is. Miss
Gaiety, Monterey. ard The Pet also ran.
SIXTH RACE-0ue mile; selling Alta Nc
Donald. lol lSwsini. 70 /. won: Harmakis. los
NiCrClandl to s. second; Light Note, l05 lGau-
gen. 10 5. third Time. lil. Doubt, Imbodcn,
and Maccnna also ran-
The Washington herald., 1907-06-18
THIRU RACE-Srran fnrInnrs.
FOURTH RAcE-Barbarity Handicap; futurity
FIFTH RACE-lIile and a sirteer
SIXTH RACE- -Thirteen-.izteenths Of 4 mile.
indSOr,
FIRST RAcE-Fire and hall furlongs.

FIRST RAcE-siz furlorgs; for three-year-ol
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Equity Suits,

No. 27l65. Mary Carroll vs.. Thomas A. carroll l.:
maintenance and Injunction. Compainants solicit
tors I. NJ Brown and e. w ClaEett
No 2Tl66. international Trust company Of Mary
land vs. Kuhn FoImaldehyde Generator Company et
a injunction. Complainants solicitor, W. G.
Clcphauc.
No ElC7. Rosa Il. La Flesche vs.. Francis Le
Flceche: maintenance Complainants solicitor. J.
II TAYLOR.
No 27l6s Amelia Jones vs.. District of Columbia
ct al. 10 quiet title Compainant's solicitor j. l.
ptvser.
No. 27leo. Dudley r, Hutchins et al. vs. Hutchins-
kcnner Drug Company; 10 dissolve cooperation.
Complanant's solicitor ". ". Stewart.
No 2Il-0. Josephine Altoier rs Samuel J. Mas
tiers ct a. injunction. Complainant solicitor. Al
Iafs Sillrrz
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NATInNAL RANK STOCK.

American Security and Trust............. 30
National Savings. ......................... ls5
Washington Loan and Tust............. 20i
Washington safe ep1sjt................. s.
Union Trust Wsrrauts.................. 70
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WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Prrse 500. for threc-rsarolds and
upward selling, siZ flTcucs. Shcuman. lis More
land. 20 5. Won; Principal l0S Burtonl. TO l.
10 8. and 2 % s. second YroHa li3 ID BolandI
70 !. even. and ] % . third Tims. Il5 Bour-
hon News imr,riinoEce Nuchel. Dcnigre. and
Left Guard also rau
SECOND BACE-Purs.. 500. for tro-rasr-olds
fo.T ard mchslf fmIorgs Abhaccv. g "A Mar.
TIM, Is 60 ! and 20 g. sou by two lengths.
Ptulaut le6 lBeyiCrl, ! 20 Q. second Red Huzzsr.
l05 ID. Bolandi 20 l. third Time 0:55 Is Moxie
Mead, Loch0poka. and Charley Mango also ran
THIRD RACE-Purse 500; FOR three-ycar-olds and
uDNardi SIX furl0ugs Bathm8ria % Rolandl 6
70 /. and even won, Olosea "A. Martial even
second: kildare q. Murphy 100 70 ]. thrl Tiine
lis 80 MulTanCy Gault Brirr Gift snow Drift
Reeves. and PentagCu also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Piuse $50. for twoyearo,ds:
sellingi four fwi7ngs Fandsgo D. Bolandl. 10 /
won; Dandy Dancer (IorelandJ. 70 / second
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt., 55oa6.O0; butcher. Asa
500; common go; rough I5o
HoGs-Per cvt.. gross. $50; ordinary. per cvt,
500
SHEEP Clipped Aooai5o; common. 209a3o0
LAAlBS-Srring, choice. 71sas: medium. 7isas.
common fa5
CALNES-prime per 10, s. medium. :; common
ia5. grass. 4afa
C0WS-Prime fresh. each. fo00ajoO0: common.
each. -0b0150oo; old and dry. eal6O0