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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-28

MISS A. BROWN. IO6 Daboil st.
A. II. SARGENT. 2Ss Potter Ave.
MRS. CHAS. THOUR, Storrs, Conn.
w. ~ PATT, SO Ford St
w w McCARROLL., East Green
wich. r. l.
MRS, WATERMAN. 1920 westmin-
.ter ST.
JOSEPH LANDY, 3l7 Manton Ave
f.. OATES. 217 Washington ST.
q. GARDNER, 4 Prairie Ave.
MIR. WESTCOTT. 2159 Broad st.
MRS. j. +. MAHONEY, Auburn. r. T.
MRS. l.. j. PIERCE, 10 Greenwich
st.
S. PECK. O'Keefe Co.
NJ. III. KINNECON. 56 Camp ST.
MISS EVA PICKLES. Bristol. r. /.
MINNIE NEIL, a Sherman ST., Paw
tucket. r. l.
MRS. ]. ]. CHAMBERS. SO Lydia st.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-28
MANY PRIESTS
1T FUNERAL OF
REV. N 'CAH|lL

Several priests attended the funeral SER
vices OF Rev. r. r. McCahill. late pastor
OF SIS. Peter and Pauls church, FaN
River. yesterday
The body had been lying In the church
all Wednesday night guarded by repre-
sentatives OF the Holy Name society.
and at 10 o'clock yesterday morning the
office for the dead was chanted by Rev
]. t. Cassidy. chancellor. Rev. Morti-
mer Downing and other priests. At the
conclusion OF this ceremony solemn
high mass OF requiem was celebrated.
The Officers OF the mass were: Cele-
brant, Rev. James r. Cassidy: deacon,
Rev William +. Sullivan. Sandwich.
Mass: sub-deacon, Rev. Nicholas j. Muir
ply, Belmont. Mass; master OF ceremo-
nies, Rev. Mortimer Downing: preacher.
Rev. James IL. Fogarty: thurger. Rev.
e. 4, Blanchette; acolytes. Rev. John
r. Downey and Rev. Michael Kirby,
Taunton. chanters, Rev ]. NJ. Monnier
and Rev. J. A. T. Gisuere.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-28
REBATE DAY ANNOUNCED ON
THE FIRST OF EACH MONTH.

NELLIE ROONEY. is Yorkshire st.
CLARENCE Il. BRIGGS. Hills
MRS. 5. j. JACQUES. 20 Palmer
MRS. f.. NJ. PALMER, Central
Falls, II. i.
w. II. wiNsoR. so Hamilton st.
r. B. MOWRY. Centredale, r. !.
MRS. JAMES HIGGINS, 19l Ad-
EDWIN r. KAY, 2s5 Admiral st.
JOHN PHILLIPS. Is Douglas Ave.
JOHN j. HOGAN. Pawtucket, II. L.
M. r. A. SUTCLIFFE. Harrisville,
cHAsl. : w. ALDRIcH, Edgewood.
J. s. HUBBARD, us Waverly st.
MRS. STEPHENSON. Phenix, r. l.
j. j. CLARK, Attleboro, Mass.
GLADYS WESTERMAN, 56 Ham
ilton St II. l.
w. II. ARMSTRONG. Pawtucket,
w. c. BANABY, s SO. Main st,
OWEN O'DoNNELL, 6S Pocasset
MISS MARY WHITE. s24 Charles
st. shall st.
FRANK MULHOLLAND. 2l Mar
j. GAMMELL, l49 Burnside st.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-28
EVERYBODY TRADES AT
FOSTERS.

JENNIE II. DOWD, Armington
Ave-
ERNEST PHILIE, Sc Park Ave,
Woonsocket, X. l.
Woodman ST
GEORGE MINER, So. Water st.
ALBERT BEECH, 63 owen Ave,
Pawtucket, r. /. ST.
ALBERT p. FOSTER. 434 Brook
EDITH NJ. SAVER, 161 Benefit ST.
THOMAS f. MOORE, Cass st.
III. NJ HORTON, Cedar ST.,
Cranston, r.. |.
c. f. GLADDING. So John st.
FRANK Il. GREENLEAF, 105 Su-
perior st.
r. NJ. HARRIS, 4 Bell st.
MILES II. NICHOLSON. 234 Thur
ber's Ave. II. |.
CLARENCE l.. DURFEE, Howard.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-28
ODD FELLOWS GUESTS
OF NEWPORT LODGE

The 24th anniversary OF Canonchet
lodge, No. 239. c.. II. O. of O. F.. OF New
port, was observed last night. The lodge
had as guests representations from the
Potomska lodge OF New Bedford, and
from Weybosset Narragansett, Hope
and Westminster lodges of this city, and
District Grand Master Thomas l.. Brown,
NJ. ". Il.
The visiting Odd Fellows reached New
port I'm the afternoon. The celebration
began In the night, when there was a
street parade. followed by a public install
lation, entertainment, supper and dance
In Realty hall.
He (after the quarrel)-I was a fool
when ] married you.
she--Yes, but thought you would I'M
prove.-Independent
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-28

Bobby-Arctic explorers7 How do you
play that7
wllie-rn p'etend I'm loot11 for the
North Pole. an YOU come ~ nok for
me, an Tommyii come an i~ck FOR you.
--Rrovning's MagazinA
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-28

'T see" said a newspaper man. that
Henry James continues 20 be dspleased
with the manners OF American women"
Yes" replied one Of the women. but
- wouldn't have known II II you jour
% iiuo hadn't translated the horTid stun
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-28
Our Rebate Plan Is REAL


If
Isl them how they
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-28

o. music box e entertain yo' gemmens
whilst yo' workedl"-Baltimore News.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-28

Apples as large as melons" are re-
ported from London. Why not be def
mite and say they are as large as piece
OF chalk7
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-28

WIvES-TELL YOUR HUS-
BANDS TO TRADE AT FOS-
TER's AND GIVE YOU THE
SALES CHECKS.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-28

YOU CAN SPEND THE SAME
MONEY TWICE III YOU
BUY ON REBATE DAY.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-28

MRS M. A. YOUNG. Lincoln. r. l.
WALTER HEATH. 1i75 Elmwood
The Washington herald., 1907-07-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by a. o. Brown & Co. men,
ben Of the New Yo.k Stock Exchange ana the CHI
cago Board VI Trade Aiunsey Building
New York. july Is-Wheat scored an advance Ct
g % ?. early. losing Il an and nearly as n1urb
more later Sensational claims u serious cyYp c-n-
diil0ns in the Canadian Northwest along With the
claims that extra CXCTti0us were being made 20 s1ii
press tie publication of the simc started general
rush Of hucing 80 the outset The adyano, br,slqbt
general selling. Uar Of il from the Northwest CON
seryafivc Northwestern houses claimed that recent
rains had improved the wheat crop situation in thar
section, but that il stin below average promise.
The news from abroad was rather bearish Russia
sent an cticiai crop report that more promising
than heretofore. and an official Roumsniau rr3p ~
port asserted that there would be 10000 bushels
for export Toward the close there was stampede II
shorts who lad been too reckless IN selling ON the
decline. Export sales aggregated Is loads Local
cash sales, o,oo bushels
There was much quiet unloading Of long corn By
Local Spectators ard some selling as a hedge against
oats. Tho decline stimulated good cash trade the
East buying yellow corn IN particular and cash
houses great deal 0f September in the pit 10
cal cash sales, 525.cO bushels. Cash cum in sample
market. y 20 q c5nts lower
There was a general rush for cats at the outset
partly on report Of rust IN Iowa, fOiliWng the ex-
clssye heat and rains, and partly by the oycr5elng
Of yesterday, which concentrated the holdings into
strong hands. Tie demand for cash cats in the
cent lower. Shipping demand poor. Local cash
sales 10000 bushels.
New York, July lS-WHEAT-Strong. restricting
trade. No / Northern Duluth, % arive, lOiz cents
ever September, T. o. b.: No. I Manitoba, L0 T. o.
b. No Northern Manitoba, 10 arrive. I02. f. O. b. 1:
No. rcd f. o. b.. 50. No. hard. f. o. b. LOl:
No. l macaroui, s.. f o. b.; No. ? macdroui. s.
Exporters took 10 loads
OATS-Light. Elevator prices: No. white 81;
Ne. 9 white, %.
Prices OF futures follow:
The Washington herald., 1907-07-19
MoneY RRten Eanicr.
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co., members Of
New York Stock and Cotton Exchanges and the New
Orleans Cotton Exchange. 1858 J street northwest.
New York, July IS-The market eazed of this
morning on poor cables Transactions were ca a
liberal scale but largely Of d local character.
bUysrs for a turn being eager 90 secure profits.
thus leaving the market without support New
bVeTs failed 90 materialize and there was a clsSa-
tiGl II the Euliish crop reports from Texas which
were used with some effect early in the week The
crop Is being closely watched. and Is 40 doubt
picking up fast. but 10 is the smallness of the
plant that stands il the way Of bear efforts and
VIII for some time as evidenced by the fact that
the Giles figures condition ISSUED to-day show
lag an improvement Of G3 since July 1 failed 10
make much impression Good weather was the
TGle III the belt. and the outlook for no marked
change but the most critical period is Just now
confronting us. and IL would require little adverse
crop developments 20 produce q big scare Of the
shorts. We prefer buying for some weeks TO
Cume. believing that the abandonment Of the bull
side viii not be safe until the first period at least
LiTerpOol IS due to come 81 TO lower in the
morning.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. july B.-SJGAR-Re1ners we're wiling
to buy sugar at the prices at which last sales
were made. but holders were still asking higher
prices. Thus the market presented a f1h undertone
with dutypaid rates as follows: Centrifugal s6test
1884 AIuscoyado s9test 3s3lz; naalasses sugar. g.
test. 303z Refined sugar quiet. unchanged Total
stock at the ports is 3P 5ss tons eontrasted with
S's 99S last week. and Zi!s77 last year,
BUTTER-Receipts, g5i packages; firm and cent
higher Extra creamery quoted al 26.
EGGS Receipts. R.06s cases. Western first quoted
at III. aud the market ruled finn,
NAVAL STORES Fimness was the feature.
Spirits turpentiue quoted az 55Fs for machine-made
barrels. and Savannah firm az 56A. ROsin 40 foT
common 10 good strained and tar at 625.
MILL FEED-InactiFe. Spring brau IN l0sib.
sacks. to arive. lake and rail- 2.i0; middings.
. co. city aTan, A-50, IN bulk; Western red deg,
Z.s0. to arrive.
FLOUR-s;cady; little doing. Spring patents. SIS
& %; winter clears 3Ga375. Kansas in sacks. pat
ents 5Ooa5l5; straiFhts, 45oaAe5 clears. 3loa4.l0
RYE FLOUR-Quet; steady; 4BOa5.25.
CORN MEAIl-Firm; small stocks. Kiln-dr1ed for
export. 80: c1arse neal in hays. Ll9aL22
HAY-UuChanged: receipts. llg6 tGns. Prime tim
Cthy. 10: No. l. LIS. 40 ,. L0jaLl0. No. 3, s5
STRAW-Quiet. Long rye. 55a50.
BEEF-Stcady; fair trade Family, B5oaE0o;
packet l0o0all.00
PoRK-steady: quiet Mess. E.O0aIs.50; family.
lam
LARD-weaker. Prime Western. go; city. s57ls
refined continent go; South American go; refined
Brazilian kegs Ills; city stearine, lols; oleostear-
inc weak g, Chicago. g.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-19

con IN good demand. Calves full dressed. 500;
heads of, S5oas.O0; hog-dressed calves, sJ0as.00;
hams country. sugar-cured. lsai5.
YEGETABLEs-Po Potatoes. n. c. prime per bar
rel. 20oa2 3; N0Tf0lks. 2e0a2Z5; home grown. Is
a2.7s; McCOTmick's. peT bushcl 70; rural So Vans.
per barrel, 250a3e0 Asparagus, per Dozen 2O0a3 So
Cabbage, per barrel. 100. Cucumbcrs, n. C.. per
basket, l0oal.5G. Lettuce. home grown, barrel. 100
al.5e. Onions. Maryland and Virginia per bushel
50al.o0 String beans. green. per basket Local o.
Tomatoes, Florida. fancy. per crate. LoOa200. do,
Mississippi. Ll5al5 Beets. bunch, 9a4. Cauta-
loupes L75a200
GREEN fRUITS-ApDles fancy tshle fruit 50a
100. Peaches. per sbasket carrier l50a200 OBanges
California nayeis. per box, 350a490. Lemons Sicily
per box 400al50
SUNDRIES-B -Beeswax. per h. q; talIow. per H.
hsai1z; honey, white clover. Ilb.. new. lal4; 2lb
neF. i0al2; ginsing per b.. 5-09a559; Seneca per
10. a0 golde.' seal. 40ai5; pink l2al4. mandrake
2a3; snake root. IS.
GRAIN-Wheat choice. Slas3: fair to good s3aN
ordinary, 72a7s rye 60a65; corn shelled white Ca
81; yellow 62as4; ear 32oa325; cats Western, white
No 2 52a55; mixed. 50a52
HAY AND STRAW-Tm0thy. choice. 22O0a23O0;
do. No 1, 2l.0oa220o; do. No ? 2l50a2l.0o; mixed
hay, lS00ai9.90; clover. l7.50 Straw, rye, bundle
LOO; do, rye. machine thrash G50a6.75; do. wheat,
$50
WOOL AND HIDES-Wcol market steady; hides
generally dull. Wool washed free Of burs per Ib.
So; do unwashed, free Of buTs. 26; do. bury. ..
Hides green, per h., g. do, dry BALI SheepskiBs
green, each. 9oal0oi do, dry. EACH 2a75 Calfskins
green. each l35
The Washington herald., 1907-07-19
WALL STREET NOTES
Copper and Other Leading
Stocks in Good Demand
NO CONCERN OVER FAILURE
Effect of Theab bauId Crash Dfsap-
pears-NO Weakness Is shown In
ST. Paul observation-disclosures shown
I'm Expected Northern Pacific Ex-
ira Dividends-seIIingO OverdOEe.

New York, July 1S.-The traders did not
have to wait long after the opening to-
day for evidence that the selling of the
previous afternoon was overdone. The
market was Oversold, and the fact showed
itself clearly in a good demand for stocks
in the loan crowd. This was the case in
many active issues, including Amalgama-
ted Copper, Reading, Pennsylvania. and
Canadian Pacific. The subsequent course
OF prices showed the real condition of af-
fairs even more conclusively, for, as the
shorts bid for stocks, prices advanced
against them. and they were unable 10
make much progress with their covering
operations
The selling of stocks on Wednesday did
not look formidable at the time. and
apart from the effect noted in the borrow
ing. there is other evidence that il
was not so. This is furnished by the
sources from which houses that bought
on the decline have obtained the stock
purchased by them. A very large part Of
the certificates has come from houses
that are recognized headquarters Of some
Of the most ultra-speculative operators in
the street. and it is pretty safe guess
that they did not represent long stock.
As had been expected. the effect OF the
Theabauld failure as stock market fac
tor disappeared just as soon as the facts
OF the matter became known, and trad
ers who had hastily sold on the unwar-
rahted assumption that the suspension Of
the firm was "a big Wall street failure. ''
were left in a position OF uncomfortable
uncertainty as TO how or when they
could decide upon their position. Some
Of them covered their contracts without
hesitation and set down the loss to cost
Of experience. This brought some whole
some reflections which, If INDUCED in on
the preceding day, might have been more
profitable.
None Of the weakness that made St
Paul a conspicuous feature OF the rail-
road list Just before the close on Wednes-
day could be found in the stock to-day
II opened at an advance of nearly point
and the next hour made a further gain Of
about equal proportions without bringing
out a supply from any quarter. One
thing, Of course, Is clear-St. Paul is no
longer the popular favorite that It was a
year or SO ago.
Northern Pacific occupied a prominent
place in the vanguard of the upward
movement. This fact of course. excited
discussion Of the various stories Of melon
cutting. extra dividends. and increases in
the regular rate of distribution 10 stock
holders While there was nothing def
mite on any OF these points, the conclu-
sion was pretty generally reached that
some plans beneficial 10 the interests Of
the stockholders Of the road were under
consideration and would be announced
sooner than has heretofore been expected.
The one point on which there was def
mite information was that the road has
been making extraordinary progress in
the matter Of earnings.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No 1912 L street nO.thWest-Walter A. Johnston ct
Al. trustees 10 Albert T. COumbe lot Il. square
SIC. S1L50.
Chevy Chase-The Chevy Chase Land Company 70
Henry G. Birmingham. lots I and 5, sllare 1851
SO; same - William T. Murphy lots 80 and 60,
square lS65. SO.
First Addition 10 Washington Highlands-Charles
Il. Taylor to Johanna. VI. T. and Oswald Edert.
lets l and 2 square 6095. SO.
Eighth street southeast between East Capitol and
streets-Catharine S Malone 10 James "
Carlisle lot g. square so, SO. James n Car
lialc conveys same property to Catharine s Ma
lone 0ifel and Alice a. Malone lremainder) SO.
Washington Heights Elizabeth s Saum to Cassan-
tra f. Lewis lot g. block Z SO
Squares ll16 south Of ll4l and L39-Katherine 5.
Foes 70 Watson ]. Newton lots TO- H. and r.
square 1876; lots l. 2 10 20 H. square s. Of
IliO. and lots L 2 9 10 T. square n39 Cundi-
Tidcd One-third interest,". so.
Connecticut Avenue Torracc-Fult0n r. Gordon et
ux to Mary r. Kendall lots 2 10 a. square
l7is S575
Meridian HI-A Walton Fleming. trustee. 10 Dis
trct Of Columbia. lot Is. block Is. $500; sane
TO same lot Il. block Is. s. zoo; A. Walton Flem-
ing ct ux. 70 same lots IS and ls. block Is,
$500; Michael J. Keane ct al. 10 same lois 81
to 81. block Is 81 o00.
Ne. 1925 TwentysTst street. northwest -AdluInia D.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-19
DAILY COURT RECORD


Sterrett ct yir. J. Nschride, Il al 70 Eugenia
l. Heller Elizabeth II. Martin, and Lillian II.
Reeves, lot p square 81. So
No. Gi Second street northeast-Mary Dvyer Ct
al. % Margaret NJ Loeiier and Annie Edwards
north half lot D. square. IA SO.
Ihird street southeast, between and d streets
same % same. l0t IS square 7e3 SO
North I,andle Highl8nds-American Security ard
Tulst Company. Trustee 10 United States Realty
Company, lots i3 70 IS. square 5i5j. SSi@
Rande Highands-Natioual Savings and Trust Con-
uauy trustee. % United States Realty Company.
lot 9 block E. SO
street southwest. between Sixth aG5 Seventh
streets-John L. Lyuagh Il TX. 70 Gustav Hen
ming, lot s., square 40, SIC.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Pains-Catharne
ReinFT 70 Louise ?. CuTTan. lot 13i. block l6 SO
No. lol5 South Carolina avenue soUtheast-AlatthcE
RupIsrt CT al. trustees 70 Aiilbum J. Donohoe.
lot Il and part Dot +. sluare s1l. Si-ooo.
Connecticut Avenue TCTace-FGlton r. Gordon et
uz. 10 Charles G. and Fannie b. Lambum. lots
and :, sluarr 1916. So.
Fourteenth street s1gthcast, between street and
Pennsylvania areuue-Hauy Wari1aan 70 Regina
Keull. lot =. square lc44. SO
No. ISL Pierce place nCTthwtst-Addie ). Peuine
et vr, Lewis 10 William N. Arnold, lot 81.
square lgl. SO
Columbia Heights-Richard C. Adams et TX. 70
Minnie T. Flaherty. lot >. block 3. Sl0.
Eighth street northwest. between L ard N streets
Kate z. Toomey e. a. to Rodger OHanlon,
uorth half lot :. square E5. So
L street northwest. between sixth and Seventh
strcctS-Funklin T. Sanuer et uE. 10 Louis
Giclas part original lot l. square so. SO.
No. 81 Seventh street southeaSt-Edwsl " Grin
der q TX 10 Thomas F. Thomas. lot 3, square
s73. SO
CliChester-Wiliam Y. Maboney et TX 70 james
Sharp. lots Is. l5 J.. S. g. and lo0 block ? SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plaius-James sharp
ct u1. to William Y. Alahoney. lot i3. block
IS SO
No. l35 street soltheast-Francis NJ. Ninton e
ux. 10 Charles II. Lyles lot q. square le4l. SO.
Addition 10 Le DTot Park-Thomas Jackson e. ux.
TO Clement n Rover. LOT Is square >, $40
West ECkiugtCn-fie-TEe = Cooper q TX. O. John
J. and VI. Anna Hcaerle. l0t 81 block :. So
East DesnWood-I.illie ri. Cob0uIn ct a. TO Peter
schaVb. lot IS, block T. $40.
New York avenue northwest, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets tEiau Of the Ancentsj 70
Charles W Fairfax q Ux. 70 Charles 2. Stone.
oue-third interest IN lots s. a. g. g. and IS.
square p SO same % Harry Wardman. one
tEird interest IN same property. SO. Charles ".
Fairfax q UX. Charles 7. Stone et ux. and
Harry Wauiman 20 James +. SheppeIs0n. same
property SO.
Schuetzen Park-Albert A Wilson ct al. trustees.
20 Washington Loan and Trust COMPANY lots
- and 3. block /. Sl.57aSi
The Washington herald., 1907-07-19

apprehension is the condition Of the
metal markets. The declaration Of a
straight 2 per cent quarterly dividend on
Amalgamated Copper. putting it on an
8 per cent basis, as against per cent
and per cent extra heretofore. is re-
garded favorably, indicating as Il does
that the copper situation IS sound; other
wise. such an action would not have been
taken by the directors at the present
time. There are. of course. some Gym
ical people who think that ii is done for
the purpose of making long stock more
marketable >"
The Washington herald., 1907-07-19
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prices quoted are wholesale.)

BUTTER-DeInand active: prices higher. Cream
cry. fancy 251aZ7 Western firsts. 25aZjis; seconds.
22a23; process fancy 23a2gz; dairy, choice lSal9;
good, l7als; store-packed. fresh. l5al6.
CHEESE-New York State. factory. large. l5al3s
DO, small l3S.elp4; summer, large. lal5 Western.
factory new. c-Oice. lHsal5; do. fair TO good. Il:
Virginia 10.
EGGs-Fresh stock active. Nearby. fresh. Vir-
gnia. l7iaalS: West Virginia and Southwest Vir-
ginia. 17lz; Tennessee. IN; North Carolina. u.
LIVE PCEHTRY-Rcccipts liberal; market easy.
Spring chickens IL 10 u. lbs. 2)a22; do. ~ to II
lbs. l9a2O; do. small %; hens. "a; rcOsers. Z;
ducks. large lial5 do. small. sa9 geese 6as: tur-
KEYS thin sal0; keats. z
DRESSED POULTRY-Receipts liberal: market
easy. Turkeys, hens undTawn. per ib., l4al5; do.
average, undrawn l3al4; do, thin 10: old toms Is;
chickens large 2laZ2; do spring. 20; hens choice.
Is roostes, 3; ducks. Old sal0; spring lal5 geese
Sail.
DRESSED MEATs-Country- cured hans aad ba-
The Washington herald., 1907-07-19
Equity suits.

No. 27255 Edwin 5. Holmes e. al, trustees Vs.
Washington Loan ard Trust Company Ct al. 10 IT,
move cloud from title. Complaiuaut's solicitor. c.
E Emig
No. 27239. Gertrude S. Moran et al IS Marion
X Anderson ct al PARTITION. C0mplaiDants s0lici-
tor l. T. Elder
40 s72io In To assignment Of William J. Zeh
Co petition Of assignee 70 fix bond. Petitioner
solicitor. Edmund Forrest
No. E2l Ada G. Payne vs.. James Edwin Payne;
limited divorce. ComUlainant's solicitor. Frank ID.
BlackistOn
No. Eel2 Charles H. Parker tr1Iste, VI. Alice
Adelmaun and others 10 c5nstrle deed Of trust,
Conplainaut's solicitor B. T. Leighton.
No. 272D Mary ]. Owens James ". Mckee;
TO substitute trustee ConrlainantS solicitor. J.
Med. Darlington.
No. Z2i4 jeremiah O'Lcary IS Oriental Building
Association, No g. et al 70 substitute trustee.
Complainant's solicitor, Charles II. Bauman.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-19
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

Schmidt IS Waggaman: pro c0nfesso against de-
fend9ut. Hannah Foley. ComplaiHauts solicitor.
lining Williamson.
Smith vs. smith; order committing Philip J.
smith Tor contempt Complainant solicitors. Am
bIosa q siutler, defendants solicitor. W. Il. H0i-
l5wav.
Reinburg Reinbug; rule 20 show cause return
able Julv % Compliments solicitor, Leo p Har-
low Defendants solicitor Campbell CarrIugJ9n.
Graf IS. Zeh COmp8uy; bond Of assignee fixed az
So 0so. Compartments solicitor. Edmund Forrest
In Ie lgnacy q Daniel p. Noone; hearing contln
ned 20 Juiy a.
International Company vs. Kuhn Formaldehyde
Generator Company; pro eonfess0. Complainant
solicitor W C. Clephanc
Be-son Is. Besson. order continuing motion for
aWUinrmCnt Of commission. Complainant sIliCi-
t0u Campbell Darlington AMI iUing Williamson.
defendants solicitors, J. b, Laipcr aud J. Winner
Lat;mer
Smo0t Us Sm00t; sale decreed. with CTsndal
Mackey trustee % sell ComplainantS solicitor.
Crauda Mackey; defendants solicitor, p. ]. Ryan.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. july lS-CATTLE-Receipss $780, esti
mated for tomorrow. 900. Market steady Prime
bee1es, j70al.a; poor 10 medium 45Oa560; stockers
and feeders. 2S0a5l0; coss and heifers 260a55 50
caDncrs. l50a250; Texans. 470a570.
HOGS r. Receipts. l9OO0 estimated for Friday
B,09 Market strong Light. 550a6 10; rough. 52a
569 mixed 565a605: heavy. 5.50a60O pigs > l0a6.05
SHEEP-Reccipts l6O00 estimated for Friday
409. Market slow and steady. Native sheep. 370a
80; Western sheep. A70a5 %: natiTe lambs 569a
$50; Western lambs. 570a7.S0
New York July ls.-CATTLE-Rsceipts 2.l20
Steady. Dressed beef IN faIr demand at sal0is
native sides litle fancy al III; Texas beef saSs
tALNES-Receipts 40 About % head unsold
Neals sold az 6Ooaa5o; bgttcrmks as; cty-drcssed
TealS steady al Slal2i5. country dressed IlM.
SHEEP AND LANlBS-Receipts 10. Steady
Lambs lhade lower. Common 90 choice sheep. 950a
800 ordinary 20 choice lambs 60la7 s.
HOGS-Reccipts 600 State and Penusylvania
hogs quoted al 669a665.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-19

5ANAiNE ANbf-isoOA-
Estate Of Elizabeth &. Heald, viii admitted tc
probate and letters testamcntary granted to Emma
L. Hcald. Attorney, Aifrcd ID. Smith.
Estate Of Fannie Cohen; wiz admitted TO probate
and letters tostamentary granted 20 Jeanette Co
hen: bond, 500 Attorneys, Hamilton, Colbert
Yerkes & Hamilton.
Estate Of Nellie Gardner; order 70 ship furniture
Attorneys Wilson & Barksdale
in re Edwin H. Dent; order 70 cucumber real es
tate Attorney. James a. T00mey.
Estate 0f Clara o. Richards petition for sale cl
stocks fled Attorney, Nelson Wilson.