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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-16
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

At a meeting OF the Board OF Control
of the Harrison Mutual Burial Associ-
alton, held November 30, 1906. Assess
merr No 5 was called. TO be due De-
cember Is and delinquent January Is.
1907.
j. H. TOWNSEND,
Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-16
ACROSS THE
TWO OCEANS
Odd Bits of News From
the European
Gables.

LONDON, Dec. 29.-The head mas
tiers OF English public schools at con-
ference at Malvern this week discuss
ed the question of the pronunciation
of Latin. Thirty years ago it was gen
orally agreed that the schools should
adopt the Continental pronunciation,
but Oxford and Cambridge have not
been following suit and that movement
has not made much progress.
The head masters this week again by
a majority of to 1 favored the Con-
tinental pronunciation, but it IS consid-
cred that 1t viii be long time be
fore Oxford viii abandon the English
pronunciation, for which the head mas
ter of Westminster pleaded on the
ground that it was ineligible 10 Eng
lishmen and helped them 10 under
stand their own language
AUSTRIA s SENSITIVE HONOR.
hdb 0G. let -I-HAtibSAeAaA-
gung. or Islander eases, are increasing
TO a ridiculous extent in Austria. If
a man calls another stupid fool or
something of similar nature the ef-
Tended party Immediately prefers a
charge OF SANDER. Scarcely day
passes without such eases being report
Ell in the newspapers.
One OF the most extraordinary of
these has just occurred near Eyer. A
country school teacher called boy
pupil ragamufin, for which offence he
was arrested, tried and sentenced to
forty-eight hours Imprisonment
DIPLOMATIC CLIMBER.
LONDON, Dec. 29.-Among the great
variety OF comment on the appointment
OF Mr.. James Bryce as British Ambas-
sador at Washington, perhaps the most
curious IS the hope seriously expressed
by the Spectator that his record as a
mountain climber in former years will
make him persona grata to President
Roosevelt.
Mr.. Bryce made the first ascent of
Mount Ararat.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-16
DIPLOMATIC CLIMBER.
NO NEED OF DYING.

PARIS. Dec. 20 Provided this
electrical cleansing is followed by aux
iIiary treatment in expelling from our
bodies the morbid waste caused by
electricity, there is no longer any IN
ternal reason for growing old or even
dying
This is the promise held out by the
Matin after a lengthy explanation Of
Prof. 'A-sonval' s high frequency eur
rent electric Treatment The discover
er, who IS one OF the most eminent
members Of the Academy Of Sciences,
says the majority of people die of arte-
RI, scierosis He uses a sphygmometer
10 measure the tension OF the blood in
the arteries If the mercury of the
instrument marks fifteen OF. sixteen cen
timeters Il shows a normal tension. II
the tension Is higher or lower Prof. 4 Y
Arsonval states that six baths of the
high frequency current win bring ii 10
the normal, where it viii remain, al
danger OF arterio selerosis being re
moved.
These baths of FIVE TO ten minutes
each may be taken three times a week.
They give the patient absolutely no
sensation. 1t only remains to find a
method OF eheekmating microbes from
without, and the Matin believes the
world win possess the means Of per
,,..-r-ol haa1+b
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-16
TO THE PUBLIC.

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The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by 4. o. Brown & Co. mem
bers Of the New York stock Exchange and the CbS
cago Bosid OF Trade AIunsey Building.
Chicago III, Aug @.-Generai broadening ana
strengthening q the RLsat market vas seen To-
dag. despite the fact that there has been no ap-
preciable improvement in The teegraphic seryiee
Although there was proht-taing By longs and sell
ing b shorts on each fractional advance the mar
ket also absorbed the offerings. and advanced stead
iiy. There was a good foreign Gemand for wheat
here to-day and much Of the huiisA news came
from foreign sources There drec. export sales
here q a limited quantity Of hard winter wheat
this fnorning hut the balge shut Of more than
vas pending seabosrd reported all offered abroad.
with limited quantity sCoeHted Local ccsh sales,
S. coo bushels sesboard sales, q loSos.
September corn sold AZ 60s to-day. The trade
Was larger the general public taking the corn sold
principally ty Professional local speculators. Tie
wheat strength probably helped to sastain the corn
market against the load put upon T.. Cash corn
demand Vas fair. Crop reports we're generally un-
favorable. Local cash sales. l5.0S bushels; sea
board sales, loads
With the caption Of fairly Wild opening mar
ket. in which the September price was hid up 20
the highest figure ci the crop and other futures
made substantial but much less gains. the oats
market to-day was slow. Sentiment Is fast groT-
ing that wheat and ccm could advance a great
deal before they would be on a parity With oats
values. Buyers have, Therefore. been rather slow
about taking hold II cats at current levels. Local
cash sales. 10000 bushels
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By Miller & Co. members ot
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and Sew
orlcsns Cotton Exchange. 1889 street northwest
New York Aug. 8.-LiEerpo0l was better than
locred for and local sentiment more inclined O.
adont bullish views in the market prospect An ad-
vance of Eest proportions Of great rapidiy IS not
70 be expected. bat for the time being there Is a
cutting loose from the bear side. which IS quite
material under the circumstances. the most in
portant of which is the anxiety Of many mills 10
secure actual cotton and the high prices being paid
for i Furthermore the Increment is hght. and
nay lot prove free until Exceptionally late day
the high price BY no means being sure 70 swel the
movement as is usually thS case What IS most
dreaded Is early frost, which. it vii be re-
called occurred last year around November 1, and
the year before from October 2 % q Should the
freezing point be experienced prior 70 November 5
this SEASON. the crop would seriously sBr. and this
is what IS dreaded. Buying by good SPOT interests
and Others to-day. with more geEeral admission o.
buIlish possibilities. we're the feature. and il sp-
pears 20 be the belief that Texas has by no means
received the rain required and in event can pro
dnce what may be termed heavy crop.
Liverpool is due 20 come unchanged TO ] point
down in the morning
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET

BUTTER-Demand moderate and market steady
Creamery fancy 2lsa16; Westecl hrsts. 24ss25; sec
onds LaZ2; process fancy, 25ac5; dairy choice ia
ls; good. 49, store packed. fresa 1ssl9
CHEESE-New York State. factory. large 13Ika
1874 d. small iiizal5; summer large laal5; West
ern factory new. choice, E5sal5; do. fair 10 good
Il; Virginia. TO-
EGGS-Receipts ight market finn. Nearby fresh
Virginia. q West Virginia and Southwest Vir-
ginia lea20: Tennessee, l9a20; North Carolina, I9
LIVE POULTRY-Recsipts light; market frm
Spring chickens, IA 70 IA lbs, IS; do, IL TO II
lbs. IS: do. small L: hens. l9; ROSTERS, 2;
ducks large ual2; do. small sas; geese.s 6as tur-
keys toms per b.. z; do hens Is; do. thin. To-;
keats TO-
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Receipts light; market
strong Turkeys hens. undrawn. per h.. l6: DO
average uDdraSn, l5al6 do thin, 10; old toms. 81;
chickens, large, IS; hens. choice, IS ROSTERS
9; ducks Old sal9; spring, lSai4 geese, Sail
DRESSED MEATS - Calves. fun dressed. 500;
heads or aoOas.GO; hog-dressed calves. 500; hams
country. sugaT-cured. 1916.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES home grown per barrel
i25al50; cabbage. per barrel, co. cucumbers. North
Carolina per basket L0oal.5O; lettuce. homegrown
per bsuei. L00al50; onions, Maryland and Virginia
per bnshel 75as0: do. DO, per barrel. 250a2.75;
string beans. green. per basket 1.Goal5; tomatoes
nearby per box, 25a5o: beets per bunch sa4 cansa-
loupes. L25allSo.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. loose packed I00az % /:
peaches. per box 25oas0e; DO, common. L0a
sUNDRIES-Beeswax, %: tallow. 5as5z; honey.
white clover, lib, new. Is; do. do. zIo.. new, le
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
spot Market.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK, Aug. 8.-SUGAR-The London mar
ket for beet sugar steady and fully maintained,
and August was quoted at los Nd; September at
JOS lizd As 20 the local msrket for raw sugar
there was special change. with duty-paid prices
quoted the basis # 3s3 for 9Stest, centrifugal
3.39 fer ss-test muscoyado. and 500 for molasses
sagar s9-test
EGGs- Receipts. 1855 cases. The market ruled
steady, with extra Western irSts at 2 and frsts
az n
NAVAL STORES-The market for spirits turpen-
tine was steady. with machiBemade barrels quoted
at 81. Rosin ruled duh and unchanged. with CON-
mon to good strained J. 70. Tar held steady at as
for oil barrels. At SarapIah spirits tarpentine
ruled finn az S5A
BUTTER-Receipts. tbs packages The market
firm and slightly higher eresmery. Cream
cry specials. Is; extra. . frsts, a
MILL FEED-Strong. but inactive. Spring bran.
lepctnd sacks 10 arrive, lake and rail. 261; mid
dlings. 6l0; city bran. LOO. in bulk; Western red
dog. Sole to arrive
CORN-Stropgi checking trade. No. 2 elevator.
s-ls No. 3 ssE. Z. o b; No. 2, T. O. b., end Au-
gust, COS: No. yellow. s9k No. 2 white 6s T. 0.
b. Exporters took loads.
FLOUR-StToug but inactive. Spring patents,
5.0oa540: spring clears 350a3s5; winter straights,
4l5al3: winter clears. s5os275 Kansas in sacks.
patents 4.Seai.eo; sEsigh1s. 4l5a4S; clears. 3lsa
RYE FLOUR-Trade moderate; 4s0asia
CORN AiEAL-Strong; trade inactive Kiln dried.
for export. 355aS 40 coarss~ meal in bags L25al e.
HAY-steady; fair business. Receipts l.llG tons.
Prime timothy. L25; No l, L0al.25; No. 2 Le5a
llo; No. s. s0ag0
sTRAW-steady; small trade. Long rye. GAS.
BEEF-Steady fair inqui1y. Family. B.50als0 90
packet u.OoaIso
PORK-Steady: inactive demand. hess L. 75a
l83 family 1910
TALLow-steady; light trade. City. in hogs
heads, eh
LARD-Firmer. Prime Western, go; city. a6O
Tefncd continent, so; South American, 10 refined
Brazilian, kegs. l.40; city stearine, loss olco-
stearine nominal: New YORK. 81; Chicago. sE
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 5ls-Wiiliam n. and Gladys Van Bibber ID
Charles F. Benjamin and Roger 7. Mitchell. te
secure Perpetual Building Association, $500
part lot s.
Cinbowne-C. Norman Howard et ux TO Edward
]. StellwaSsn and George E Hamilton. 10 secur,
Thomas NJ. Gale. $500. years per cent, semi
annually. lot So block 3
Clark Mills estate-Edwsrd B. Smords et III. Il
Benjamin ". Holman and John T. Knott te
secure H. R. Kline $500 1 70 50 months, pei
cent lot -.
Pleasant Plains Richard c. Adams et TX. to Ar
thur Peter and Wallace d. Mclean. 10 secure
John J. Hemphill, sl.o00 months. 3 per cent
lots 6lz and ST.
Square s55-HeRTy y. Kelley ct ux- to John c Kee
Ian and H. 4. Linger. T.. to secure F. \. lin
ger, &ao ] 70 Is months, per cent. part lot 24i
Square 6iS-Jamcs II. CsnaFin ct ux 10 Edmond
fitzgerald and John J. Fegan. TO secure Enter
Prise Serial Building Association, 500 lots
and IS
Square 7ss-SiaTy c. NichoiS to Henry Il. Berg
mann and George ~ Emmerich to secure
Metropolitan Building ASS siaticn, No. S. 1900
lots 81 and g.
Aadia-Leslie ]. Johnston to William F. Gasch
snd Abner c. T. Shoemaker. 70 secure I.ouis p
Shoemaker, executor and trustee S2eOe I 70
years, ; per cent semi-annRally pert
Square east OF square f75-A. Caroline Snoet te
Harry l. and David n. Rust. H.. 10 secure
Harold L. Johnson. Sl,702, 5 years. 5 Der cent
semi-annually, lot Is.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

street northwest between Fourth and Fiftf
stTeets-Cornelia Plumley ct Tir. Samuel ~. u
GLADYS and William H. Van Bibber. part org
inal lot s square SIS N7o0
CLARK Mills estaeElects A. Willard ct VIZ Ge0rg
P, 20 Edward B. Simonds. lot 20. SO.
South Brookland-COra \. Wornley et yir, Garrett
y. 10 Julia p. Brandon. lot = block o SIC
Ne Sl4 street northvest-NaIy r. Reade et vir
Wll0ughby. to Sarah A. Magee lot g. squau
l. SO
Meridian Hll-Littleton W Walker to James &
Jones IT,, lot %. square 25si. So
Sixth and 81 streets northeast-James McAfanus e
uL TO Henry \. KeIlsy. part lot IS. squar
$50 SO
North Columbia Hsights-Alexsnder I. Mcmillan e
ux. 70 HebeT L. Thornton. lot H. block l. sl0.
PetwoTth-Heber L. Thornton 70 Alexander L. &c
MILAN. lot g. square g. SO
South Capitol and L streets southwest-Georgs h
Martin TO James Il. CanaEin. lots ! and IS
square 6f5 SO
Third street southeast between I and K streets
William and John Davies. executors ct al Il
Marx T. Nichols. lots q and g. square 7ss. sla
GRAFT PaTk7JOhn P. T. White et ux- 10 Thoma.
c. Dounelly, lots $50 as block 3. SO
Bloomingdale-I. Edward Fowler. executor ct al. tc
Thomas K. and Theresa O Brisn, lot IS. biocl
9. &c
South Brookland- Herman E. Burgess ct N. tc
Walter c. and Rose B. BrasheaEs. lot S, bloes
s. SO
Azadia-Louis p. Shoemaker. executor, ct ux. 4
Leslie J. Johnston part, g. 80
Twining City-Frank Fl. Young 10 Wilheimins
Young. LOT l. block J. SO.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York, Aug. 26.-CATTIE-R Receipts. s.I7O.
Steers in fair demand; market firm to a fraction
higher. Fat bulls steady; medium snd light bulls,
10 cents higher cows steady; all sold Steers. Asa
e.65; bulls. 2,5oak2l COWS. L25aA3l
CALVE Receipts, 3,eo. Veals steady to 25 csnts
lower: butterfilks and grasSeTs G5a50 cents lower
about all sold veals 550aaOo; cnlls. 4OCa5O0;
grassers and buttemilkS 30ca275; selected grassers
70 feeders 400; Western CGlTes. lO016T5 few at
L25: dressed calves generally steady; city-dreSsed
veals, slsal3ls per peundi country dressed, 7al2
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receipts, 1850 Sheep
steady lambs weak TO 3 cents lower twelve cars
unsodl; sheep 35oa55); culs, 800; lambs, 65oa7 7s
two cars at 500; culls. 5.0oa550.
OGS-Receipts. 1850. Market finn and lOai5
cents higher; State and Pennsylvania hogs 7Oa7 Is
pigs might exceed quotations.
Chicago. Aug 26.-CArTLE-Receipss q 900; esti-
mated for Tuesday, 6.0O. Market opened strong;
closed weak Prime beeyes, 5.5oa7. IS: poor to me-
dhm Bass; stockers and feeders. zeOa500; COWS
and heifeTs 250a5S0; Gamers L3laZ5e Texans, 375a
SO.
HOGs-Recepts ZOO; estimated for Tuesday. l6.-
CO., Market l0sl5 higher lights 6.l5aS60 roughs.
569a59O mixed. 5.95a5 .; heavy, $40; pigs, $40
SHEEP-Recaipts, Z,OoO; estimated for Tuesday,
a. 600 Market steady. Native sheep 32a5s9: ma
tive lambs 325a575; Western sheep 52a7.65; West
crn lambs 5J0a7.6O
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
ISSUES CALL ON BANKS.
Comptroller Makes Demand fOl
Statement Later than Usual.


Statement Later than Usual.
The Comptroller Of the Currency yester-
day issued call upon the national banks
ef the country for a statement of their
condition at the close Of business on
August %
The interval between the last prior call
and the present one has been somewhat
longer than usual, 1t being customary to
issue one such call during the month Of
July.
It is the custom Of the eomptroller's Of
fee, however, to issue these calls several
times a year, at such times as the banks
may not be especially prepared to make
them, in order to gain an accurate sur
Yey OF the financial situation OF the coun-
try as presented by the national banks.
The present call had been delayed
rather longer than usual, and a rumor
gained circulation. probably emanating
from Wall street, that the government
was purposely holding back the statement
because of the fear Of the Treasury
Department to reveal the exact status
Of the banks Of the country at this time.
II was stated at the Office Of the comp
troller yesterday that no such motive had
actuated the government officials. 1t was
said that the comptroller had simply
bided his time. so as To bring forth a
statement from the. banks of the actual
financial condition of the country just
prior to the immense demands for cur
rency in the interior to move the crops
to market 1t was said the purpose of the
comptroller was exactly opposite to that
ascribed to him by the rumors in circula-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
MARKET HOLDS FIRM
More Substantial Strength
Than for Some Time.
PRICES GENERALLY HIGHER
Condition Results from RumOrs that
New York City Bond Issue Has
Been Arranged for Successfully.
Foreigners Active buyers Here.
Predicted Financial Trouble Fails.

New York. Aug. 26.-More substantial
strength than had been displayed for a
considerable time past was shown by
the market to-day as a result OF the
Tumors widely circulated that the sac
0oo.0oO ~ per cent bond issue Of the city
Of New York TO be sold September 10,
would be complete success.
According to the current report on the
subject substantial banking interests
have arranged 10 make a bid of some
thing above par for "aIl or none" of the
bonds. and TO accompany this with a
number Of other bids for smaller amounts
on terms less favorable TO the city.
The fact that the banking interests are
willing 10 bid for such large amount
of bonds could not be regarded ether
wise than as a favorable omen Of the
bond market. but the bankers would
not care to take such a large amount
unless they felt certain as TO their ability
to dispose OF them within a reasonably
short time.
n. Y. Central in Downward Move.
AT the opening of the market. prices
were generally higher than Saturday.
close. but almost Immediately after a
sharp decline occurred, which brought
nearly all the active issues down to
their recent low level, New York Central
being especially weak, and dropping be-
low par 10 the accompaniment Of rumors
of a reduction in the dividend.
On the decline few stocks came out
Int n
well supported, and about noon these
two issues became leaders Of a rally that
continued with hardly any interruption
10 the end Of the session.
There was a better market for Ameri-
can stocks in London than on any day
last week, and the foreigners We're buy
ers here, taking possibly as much as
2o0o0 shares on balance. which, perhaps.
represented short covering on the eve OF
The London settlement.
Rumors OF Failures Unfounded,
During the first hour of business the
street was hlled with rumors of pend
ing trouble in the financial district, and
it was freely predicted that the failure
Of several stock exchange firms would
be announced during the day Relief was
felt. therefore, when it was found that
the clearance sheets Of last Friday and
Saturday had all passed through the
clearing house and thereafter there
was less inclination TO credit the sinister
Tumors afioat, for none of which was
there any warrant.
Practically every trace Of liquidation
had disappeared, and in all important is
sues there was evidence Of unyielding
support, which, in the case of Union
Pacific. seemed 10 be lent between 129
and 124. and in Reading at about IS.
while AnaIgamated Copper could be sold
in almost any quantity between g. and
6S.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
DEATH RECORD.

Deaths reported August "a. 1907.
George Vanderbilt IS B ST NV. 20 years
George W. Thomas. Piney Branch road &C Years
Jane F. Williams. ZlS 10th st. sw. S. wears
Enoch b. Bradley. si3 Pa. ave NV, 20 wears.
Charles B. Fouts. l5S St Sc. Il years.
John Barnard. 1853 3 st. Sc. a years
Argelette Hasbrouch $50 llth St NV. 50 years
John MeGonigal. 1866 D st. sw.. II months
Nora Synagh, lG Z 81. sw., months.
Elizabeth Zimmerman, 627 st. NV. months.
Anna NJ Zimmerman. 81 I st NV, months
Msry A. Langley. rs Pierce s., Anacostia, NOS
John Csllaa. 5ls I'd St nw IS hours
George Hurley. Washington Asylum, IS years
Emma Lewis. siblsy Hospital. IS years
Rose A. Howell, IS Mass ave. n~.. IS years
Hattie d. CTsgg. 55 ST. Sc. q years
Benedict B. Bandfo-d Children's Hospital 5 mos
COLORED.
Arthur simmons. rs9 / st. NV, CT years.
George f. Marshall. Is Marks court Sc months
Claude Henderson s24 81 NV, months.
James H. Hunt. 5I7 Q st. aw., 60 years.
John H Rand. i67 X St sw, se years.
Carl @. Washington, 3 Fenson st. ne, months
Gertrude Pinkney, 26 Goat alley, Il days.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27

al2; ginseng per H., so0asse; seneca. per b.. %;
golden seal aOai5; pink l2al4; mandrake 2s3, snake
root 50
GRAIN-Wheat choice 50as2; DO, fair to good,
75aS DO ordinary 70a!2 Ue s9as5: CON- shsIled
white, s2as4i do, yellow, 6zasf de-, car. 35aa59
oats, Western white, No. 3 6las2; DO. mixed 5sa53
HAY AND sTRAW-fimcthy choice. 21.o0aZl 90
do. No. ]. l90oa20o0; do. No. 2 l7.9al900; mixed
hay. lSooals0o; clover, i6c3al7.5o; straw. re pei
bundle. 100: do. do machine thTashed 6.50a6 y
do. wheat. $50
WOOL AND HIDEs-Wool market steady; hides
generally dull Wool washed free Of burs. per h..
g; de-. unwashed. free Of buTs d do, bury, q
Hides gJeen, per b., g. do dry. i5aI7. Shespskius
green. each. 9oaLOo; do. dry. each. 2a5 caltskins
green each, L35.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles H. Deyis. ls and Nettie n. Payne. IS
both Of Seat Pleasant Heights. Nd. Rev. Richar,
K. Riedel
Charles Rolls. p. Of Buchanan. " Va. and lot
tie Y. Brown 2, Of Culpeper. Va. Rev L. C
Shcafe
William H. stocston 80 and Mary [. LatIim
r. Rev. Joseph l. Mcguire.
John Thcmas, q, and Alberta Danning, IS ReS
r. L. Wright
William " Richardson. p and Elizabeth VI
shipley, g. both Of Baltimore. Nd Rev W.
Chapman
Howard L. Cunningham 20. and Sarah E. BnI
ford. 81. Of Fairfax County. Va Rev. E.
Bailey.
Raymond l. Donneii. s. Of Elizabeth, n. J.. 4
Grace E. Mugridge. is. Of Eugeaooa. n. J. IT,
Lionel A. Wye
Thomas Merehead. ., and Teresa F. Crown
Rev James F. Mackin.
James Edward Alvey. Q. and Barbara r. Grfs.
. E Rev T. J. JoTdsR
COLORED
Edward A. johnson. Is and Blanch Tyiet Is.
Rev Isaac ToliFsr.
Thomas cobey. i. and Rose Keys, 80. n s
l. Carrothers
A. ]. Odds
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
DAILY COURT RECORD
(NOnday, August 20, I9O7.)
Equity Court No. 4.
HrSTICF STAFEOpD

Hemingway vs. Hemingway: rule as 10 contempt
for failure 10 pay amony Complainants solicitors,
E. ". R. Ewing and G. ". Blankenship; de-
fendauts solicitor, Victor I. Dodge.
In Te assignment Of Louis Cohen order instruct
ing assignee. Complsinsnts solicitors Wot &
R0ssnberg.
Strickland vs. Tucker ct al. sale ratified. Com
pisinants solicitors, F W McKenney, J. 5. Flan-
ncI5 and William H!tz defendants solicitors. M-
Strashurger and c. F. Wilson.
Baliinger Ballinssr et all time 20 take testi-
moBy limited. Complainants solicitor. ]. h.
Adrisans. defendants s9iicitoT Fl. Il. Hegarty.
Waite vs. Waite. rule discharged. Complainant 5
solicitors. Wilson Bafssdale: defendants so
Kcitors, J. " Lstimer and Lsekie. Fulton & Cox.
In r Harvey W Phillips: adoption authorized
Petitioners solicitor d. F. Harris
Lott IS. Anderson ct al sale finally ratified.
CompIsinsnt's solicitor G. Y McLanahan; defend
ants solicitors, r. R. Perry & Son.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Aug. 25-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened al ~ per cent: highest 3:
lowest, 2'2 closed -. Most OF the loans were az
Pa per cent
Time money was without change. offerings being
TeTy limited and rates firmly held. Rates per cent
foE thirty 10 sixty DAYS 6sa69 for ninety days, and
for five and SIX months
Mercantile paper continued very dull with almost
no demand. Rates, 6iza7 per cent for four to six
months. bills receivable and prime single names, and
{ and upward for others
Sterling closed weak to-day. declining IS points 10
AS695 for demand At the close there was a slight
rsiy. Rates far actual business were as follows:
SIXTY days. 4s85aEsZ10 demand 4s695a4 g. cables.
AS3oaiS7l5. Commercial bills were 4sli5ais3
The supply 0f grain and cotton bills was nil
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
Eauitv suits.

No. zss. In &c assignment Of Louis Cohen. tr
Ak bond. sc. Complainant solicitors. Wolf a
Rosenbers.
No. 1850. John Sutton ct al vs.. Washington Cts
and County Investment Association. specific pcs-
formaucs and Injunction. Compialnant's solicitors
Hughes & Gray
No EII Blanche Haar IS Elmer F. Hsa-i
divorce a mensa ct thoFo. Conplainant's solicitor
C. Darlington.
No. zsl2 Anna B. Fennel Ts Wilhelm Fennei
et al; divorce. ComplsinaHIs solicitor. Andrew
Lipscomb.