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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-17
CURLY BOSS WILL
TELL EVERYTHING
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grand jury with consideration which
touched me deeply. When 1 entered
the room every one of the jurors pres
ent arose and took me by the hand
When finished by testimony every one
of them got up and bade me good
night with hearty clasp. No DISPOSE
ton was displayed to grill me. The
trying task I had voluntarily set for
myself was made as easy by kindness
as could have hoped. I do not know
when I shall be again called to testify.
Perhaps tomorrow. 1 shall be ready.
"The report published locally today
that it Is my intention to tell every
thing I know, no matter who may be
dragged down into shame and disgrace,
is untrue and unwarranted. l stand by
the statement made yesterday that my
purpose is to expose only those who
entered knowingly and willingly into
corruption. I must not discuss the
United Railroads, for 1 am bound to
silence by my promise to the grand
jury. But you will recall that 1 told
you yesterday after my act in court
that there was no necessity for the
offering of bribe money by the United
Railroads; that the permit desired by
that corporation would have been
granted as a matter of course by the
supervisors if it had merely and GUS
IOHldIlly UeeH dSheu IOT.
Sentence to Be Suspended
The understanding is that the carry
ing out of the sentence to be imposed
upon Ruef two weeks hence by Judge
Dunno will be indefinitely suspended.
in order that when the former munich
pal dictator and ally of Mayor Schmitz
takes the stand in court against those
higher up" his testimony shall not be
that of a convict.
Detective Burns is authority for the
statement that it is the purpose of the
prosecution to send Ruef eventually
to San Quentin penitentiary, but the
trial of corporation officials who have
been indicted and of others who have
not been formally charged will, it is
thought, take so long that Ruef's in
carceration in a penitentiary will be
delayed for at least a year.
No move has been made for his ad-
mittance to bail. 1t is said that he
himself prefers to remain in the Gus
tody of Elisor Biggy for the present at
least.
Mayor Schmitz both yesterday and
today denied himself to newspaper
men. "I have nothing to say, no state
ment of any kind or character to
make" was the message he sent out.
According to Burns, "Ruef will tell
everything he knows" despite his own
declaration that he will not expose or
testify against "those who were dragged
into corruption by the force of over
whelming circumstances and against
their will" Ruef claims that Mayor
Schmitz knew all about the super
visors' dirty deals" Ruef declares he
has lost money in politics-more money
than he made.
1t is understood that Ruef will be
recalled by the grand jury tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-17
DEATHS OF THE DAY
j. M. Horner

By Associated Press.
HONOLULU, May 16.-J. M. Horner,
pioneer sugar planter, is dead, aged
Sc years. He formerly was a resident
of California.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-17

You can give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy as confidently to babe as to an
adult.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-17
NOTICE

We will hem, free of charge, all
table cloths and napkins pur-
chased today. Saturday and Mon
day. Here's where shrewd
housekeepers save themselves
lots of work.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-17

15c PILLOW CASES 71Ec
Bleached and unbleached Piliiow PB,lioT
good size; worth 15c; sale today
each 71ac.
65c SHEETS 45c
Bleached sheets with neat seam
center, made from extra quality
sheeting; free from dressing. 10.
tells look into this item. Worth Soc;
on sale today, each, 45c.
CHILDREN'S HATS soc 80.
Childrens corded white hats with
embroidered top. Special, soc each'
INFANTS soc SHOES 25c
Infants shoes, with silk poplln up
per, patent vamps, laced or put
toned, soft soles. Regular values
soc; special, 25c.
15c INDIA LINEN 10c -,
Fine sheer quality, soft finish VIII
waists, suits and children's dresses
worth 15c; on sale today, q yaru'
10c.
S1.OO FEATHER PILLOW Sic
For today special in bed pillows viii
be a pure curled feather sanitary
cured, full size and weight, WIN
guaranteed feather proof covering
Our regular $1.O0 grade; today
only sic.
$3.50 NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS
S1.95
Fine Nottingham and Scotch iace
patterns copies of expensive manu-
made curtains in Brussels, baiIen
berg and Arabian styles. ReguIaii1y
$3.50 per pair, $1.95. See our WIZ
dow display.
zoe MADRAS AND GRENAOANiHS
p-;r+oa adras and striped grena-
dimes. 36 and 40 inches Wlue, veIy
pretty for bedroom, dining roV tndev
cottage; zoe values, on sdie 'o""'
at 1870 yard.
5Oc UNDERWEAR soc 49,,
Todias, white ribbed gauze Isie
vests, low neck; no sleeves, hdnu Enc.
crocheted edge; regular 'ai"e wv
special, 39c
asc UNDERWEAR 25c
Women's white ribbed cotton voI"e:
low neck, no sleeves, iaoe '0o'
regular 35c, special, 25c'
roc DRAWERS soc
vvon,en's white ribbed drawers, UNI
hreiIa style torchon lace trlmmed'
Erench band. Regular soc; speclai'
39c. uosrrpy Ike
,..ar+s, fine ribbed cotton hose
nink blue, white, black ana TALL
Regular zoe; special loc'
zoe HOSE PAIRS FOR 50cc.o, soc
NTisses' fine ribbed black coeIUn aoni
h,s hnse elastic top. Regular zoc'
special, pairs for 6Oc'
zoe HOSE 15c au,, o
women's black cotton hose, siiR EN-, en-
bMyoidered. assorted patterns. hegu-
lar zoe; special, 1bc.
s5c BLoUsES Zoe ,orsa
Boys colored calico lie dn D1o1s1ii coiiar and
snffs: snffe pieated waist with separate separate
beIt. be Regular price SOC; special
noc BOYs, SHIRT WAISTS soc
Boys K. & z. shirt waists; mace nSay,ot OF
st suou With separate belt. Regu-
lar price soc; special, Ssc'
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-17

25c KNICKER SUITING 1Oc
Plain colored knicker suiting, all
shades and colors; will launder and
wash perfectly; this fabric is made
especially for the wash tub; worth
25c; sale today, yard, 19c.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-17

$1.3O BED COMFORTS S1.1O
Our regular $1.3O comforts, made of
purest white sheet cottons, with
fine silkoline coverings, full size and
good weight. Today and Saturday
only. cut to $1.10 each.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-17
ORCHARD TALKS
OF PRISON LIFE
TELLS REPORTERS HE Is NOT
MlSTREATED
Self-Confessed Murderer lntlmates He
Has Reformed, but Expects to
Eventually Suffer Death
Penalty
tcont,nued from Page One,

of a stocky, plump build that would
send the beam of scales fitting some
where between 40 and 1SO pounds.
His hair is dark brown, brushed
down to a polish; his mustache is light
colored and fails to conceal rather
prominent teeth and a good sized
mouth. His head is a little roundish,
but quite well formed, and there are
crowsfeet at his eyesides to tell OF his
years and life. The mans complexion
is clear and his face bronzed. He is
quick and certain in movement, of easy
manner--a man toned down-and smiles
a little nearly all the time he is talking.
He wore a neat fitting, well made suit
of gray, pair of highly polished lace
shoes and his general appearance and
figure were good-anything but the ex-
roaofad ono
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-17

One-half dozen odds and ends
in slightly soiled napkins in
all linen and double damask
marked at less than half price
for today. One-half dozen for
SLAB.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-25

The records Of million-dolar shipments from the
Mohawk miHe in GoldEeld are likely TO be broken
Is last week four cars we're skipped from that mine
valued at s30O03 Much Ct this ore ran from s. 900
TO S3,oo9 70 the ton
The DiamondGeld district has been active and two
strikes Of Importance were made in that field last
week. One was in the Daisy where the ore body
entered at the depth Of 90 feet and assays Of
pieces q the rocks show values as high as sl3&
The other was IN Great Bend. which adioins the
Daisy. and was encountered at The same depth
The assays In the Great Bead ran from $500 to
SI519
Rosebud is Of the most promising Of the new
mining camps of Nevada. Charles NJ sclwab is
heavily interested in tie Brown Palace mine where
they have STRUCK lodge Of fabulous surface values
The Western Pacific is now building q reed into
this district and win do much toward Increasing It's
present activity. The first shipment Of Brown PAL
ace ore made this week, and others viii follow
as fast as teams can be secured 70 handle the cut
put
Tie Bullfrog district is soon to have three mills
running. The Gold Bar mill viii start with forty
tons capacity. and the water viii be supplied
through q four-inch pipe from Mud Springs about
four miles away which is owned by the company
The Montgomery Shoshoue and Keane Wonder viii
complete the mills within very short time, and
great activity in this district viii surely follow the
operation e these mills.
George Mitchell president Of the Mitchell Mining
Company, left yesterday for Mexico, where he went
70 inspect the works and reduction plant az the
compa7ys property, at La Dicha, in the State/of
Guerrero Mexico He viii make special trip Of
inspection with bis engineers the route Of the
railroad building from the seacoast at Fort Mar
ques to the mines. and the special purpose Of the
visit there IS to ascertain the needs Of the camp TO
hasten the work on the grading Ct the sixty miles
Of the road 10 De built
The Washington herald., 1907-07-25

Delaware avenue southwest, between " and \
s.rastS-Iamcs Il. Cousins Ct uK. 70 Albert K.
Collins. lot g. square 595 SO
Koscuszko Place-Joseph Waller ct TX. to Lewis
T. vining; al block :, slO same TO Benjamin
T. Maddox, lot ., block 5. SO
Padsworth-Harry Wardman to George II. and
Helen Dierkcph LOT TO- square ISIS. SO
street northeast between Thirteenth and -Four
teenth street5-Enoch L. White. trustee, TO
Georgina ". Mack, original lot Is, square 1850
s4sSS9
Washington observation-disclosures G. TaylcT to Annie
c. Dean. lot g. block s. SO; same to Charles J.
Dean lot 1. block g. SIC; same 70 Sarah a.
Dean. Let 6, block S. So
Moore & BaTb0ur's Addtion-Rowan B. Tuey ct
ux. to Antonio Sanbatara, lot Ii. block 3, SO.
North Grounds Columbian Uniyersity-AntcniO sam
bataro to Walter De V. Harrison. part lot q
block 20, SO
Ncs 1879 and l7n TWentith street northhwess-
Lloyd A. Douglass. trustee. to Malcolm Hufty
and Thomas Collins. lots and 3. square NO.
$500
No S5I7 Prospect street northwest-Henry W. Ofutt
ct uL to saIIie l. HaWken pap lots i5 and 49,
No IL Quincy street northeast-Ifarry Wardman TO
Edith Hamilton Thomas lot 81. block 5. West
lexington.
Eighth street extended-Rebecca E. S. Jackson to
Martha f. sheppcrd. part let IS, Mount Pleas
ant, SIC.
CIfnboarue- Viloaghby s. Chesley ct ux. to Ella
I. Castleman. lot %, block 2 $40. Ella L. Cas-
tlcraan conveys same property TO Marie L. Ches-
ley SIC
squares-l2sz and ls05-H Clifford Bangs ct al to
Ralrh T. Bangs, oue-thigd interest IN lot 6.
squai. 1872 and part lets ard Il, square l2-9
So
First Addition to American University Park-Galen
The Washington herald., 1907-07-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago July G.-CATTLE-R Receipts. IS 90; csti-
mated for tomorrow. 5000. Slow; steady Prime
bttEes 5-s0a7S0. poor 20 medium f6oa5.7e; stock
or and feeders. 2s3a52j; COWS and heifers. 2T5a
SEC; Gamers 251a45o; Texans f3a5T5.
BOGs-Rcccipts q coo. estimated for tomorrow
200. Ten cents higher Light. 605as s: roughs
5.Na57o: mixed 595a6S5; heavy. 5.70a63; pigs, $50
a6%
SHEEP AND LAAfBS-Receipts. 400. Ten and
fifteen csntS lower. Native sheep. seta5.70; West
ern sh2ep Seoa5S natiTe lambs. 550a7.5G; West
EN- lambs 57.
New YORK. July A.-CATTLE-Receipts. 200.
Steers l5c 20 20c lower bulls and COWS l0c 10 &c
lower. About Ateen caB q steers unsold Com
mon 20 choice steers sold az 55a5 IS; bulls ia
3.60, COWS. l0oaf7os one ear Ohio cows az $50
DRESSED BEEF-Steady at 9alGh per pound.
CALN ES-Receipts. 3 40 Feais IN fair demand
ard STEADY: buttermiHss steady 10 shade lower. All
sold Common 20 choice yeals. 5-5oaS -: grassers
and bIttenEks 3soai59: city dressed veals steady.
9sls DIT round; country dressed 7aTia. dressed
gr4ssars ADD huttcrmilks Ia9.
SHEET AND LAMBS-Receipts. sIl0 sheep
steaGy; lambs more active and fun steady. Prime
and choics grades fraction higher Common 70
prime sheep S50a5.5J: common 90 prime lambs, 500
a725. two cars AZ 7-s7s and one ear choice al 30
EOGS-Receipts. $780, Finn 70 l0c higher.
Heavy 20 choice light and State and Pennsylvania
h1ss Jsa1oo a few choice pigs would probably
exceed quotations.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK, July 24.-sUGAR-The local raw sugar
market finn, with centrifugal. ss-test quoted At
3sTh muscorado, sgtest. 357is. and molasses sugar
s9ltest at 312s. Market Tor refined sugar vas steady
but quiet. The London market foT beet sugar was
active for future delivery. July and August o 81.
Gables from Cuba report no grinding against none
last week and SIX a year ago. Receipts az the SIX
principal ports Of Cuba none, against 100 tons last
week. ard Zoo last year Reports were B.s19 tons.
compared With l2s0) week ago. and 40 yesT
ago. Stock IS 1900 tons. contrasted gicb $500
last week. and rs 900 last year.
BUTTER-Receipts. A4D packages. firm. With
extra creamery al = oents
EGGs-Reccipts s,z zss. Fhn uh1eTtoaz
noted. with Western frsss a. i;alsiz
NAVAL sTORES-spirits turpentins = sizs6s
easier, with Iaachine-nade barrels quoted 81 ~
Resin firm at $50 fcr c1mmon % god strz:r-sei.
Tar steady. 81 6.5 Tor Oh barrels
MILL FEED-StrCngs quie1- spdag bran. = 20
ID, SACKS 70 arrive lake and rail. Z8s Elidtlilzz.
alo; city bran, LH. n baik; Western rsd %.
2.B1. 20 arrive
FLOUR-Stsady: nght trade. spring pateats 9
as 90; spring clears 575af10, wlt1. sfrsigLs & 60
80; winter clear 355a575; Kansas. II sacks Iat-
euts, 5.Ga5l5; strElshts. i53as65; clears 3SnlB
RYE FLOUR-Trade dull; steady; s5la52
CORN 9lEAL-Stcady: snail trade Kii1-drie1.
for export. 325a330; coarse meal 70 bags Llsal8
HAY-Light; trade steady; receipts. lf55 t1ls.
PRIME timothy. 10; No. l. Ll0s No. ? LSaL .
No. 8. %
STRAW-Dun. Long ne. Ta60.
BEEF-Steady; moderate business Family lisa
400. iOcket % 0aun.
P0RK-S,eady; fair trade Meas. Ia0sl5o; fan.
ily. ls00als51;
TALLOW-Fim; small offerings. City. IN hogs
heads, 81.
LARD-Firm. Prime Western. a0; city, SIS;
4 "A
fined Brazilian. kegs. LIZ: city s;esrlRe Il; oleo
stearine dull; New York. So Chicago. 9.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-25
DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, July "a, 1sO79

L. TAFT ct al, trustees. 70 Kezia smith. lots y
and 3. block 81 S201.
No. 1854 sixth street northwes-4lichael ByTues 70
sarah NJ. Byrne. lot ia. square "a. SO
Chchester-MaTy K. Harrison 70 Serena NJ. Bran
son. lot s. SO.
FOrrth street southeast, between and g streets
Alice ". Van Nest e viz. Garrett b, % WI
liam II. BohauIOn. part original lot l. square
70. SO
Petworth- Willamette F. Cannon ct viz. Charles
L, to Charles d. Boyer. lot 20 square SIS. SO.
No 20 Eighth street northeast-John L. HerreH
CT a., trustees. 10 Edwin 5. Hoffman. lot IS
square 9T SIS, Edwin 5. Holman conveys
same property 70 Walter s. Sergeant, SO.
HolmCad 1iancr-John H lloyd e. TX TO Lillian
<, WardWell. lots lo2 and I03. block G. SO
street southeast. between First and Second streets
Charles Weitzel z TX. 10 John 7 BTinkley.
r., and Samuel II. Brinkley, part lot 70, square
49, SO.
No. 66 X street Observation-Disclosures h MOulton
e viz, Harry D.. 70 Amelia Helm. lot 81 square
So SO
No. 10 + street s1uthweSt-ETa ]. DOlan 20 Floyd
2. Davis lot q square SO, so.
Nos. 6o4 66 and Cos K street southwest-Rosey
Duffy 10 Walter C. Davis, part lot g. square
al SO
L street southwest, between Sixth and Seventh
streets-George c. Iumphrey ct Tx. TO Clemen-
tine Blidwel. lot 6. square ~. SO.
West EckinsJon-The Capital City Improvement
Company to Cora E.. Walter. lot IS. block Z,
2-e
The Washington herald., 1907-07-25
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.



BUTTER-Demand active: prices higher. Cream
cry. fancy. zh27ik Western nrs,s. 2sa9sls; seconds
2za2s; process fancy. 2ia2hz, dairy choice. lsal9
good I5als; tore-packed. fresh H.
CHEEsE-Nex York State. factory. large l5algs;
do. small. l55sali: summer. large llal5; Western
factory. new. choice. lftal5; do. fair to good Il:
Virginia, 10,
EGGs-Arivals LIBERAL market steady. Nearby,
flesh Virginia. nal71s: West Virginia and south
west Virginia. 1911; Tennessee ls'a; North Caro-
lima, i6.
LIVE POULTRY-Reoeipts light. market stronger
Spring chickens IA 10 ~ lbs. q: do. II 20 ih
lbs. e0a2 do. small. %: hens. llal4ls; ROSTERS 7;
ducks large. ial5; do small. Sas; geese eaS: tur-
Keys. thin. sal0 keats. 10.
DRESSED POULTRT-Recelpts light market
dTm. Turkeys hens. undTaWn, PER H.. lial5 do
average, undrawn, BAH; do, shn 70; old TOMS Is;
chickens large 23a25 do, spring, 2la23 hens choice
Is; ROSTERS 0: ducks Old 9alO; spring. HAS; geese
Sail.
DRESSED MEATs-Comtry-cure meats light:
market firm Calves, fun dressed. SEQ; heads OF.
s50a9o9; hogdressed calves. 'S50a9eo; hams. eOun-
try, sugar-cured lsal5
VEGETABL ES-Potatoes. n c., prime per bar
rel. L5oaL75 do seconds. 100; do NoTfolks L50a
LIZ do, home grown LIZ; sweet potatoes per Dbl.
$50: yams, 2E; cabbage per bbl 5ale); Cucum-
bers. pr basket, North Carolina LO0al5 so lettuce
home grown, bbL, L0oaL5G; onions Maryland and
Virginia, paf bushsl 9aL00 string beans green. per
basket LtalE; tomatoes Florida. fancy. per crate.
LVaAUti Go, MISSISSIPPI per IaLe, lloaLZoi Deets,
bunch, Sal CantalGupcs. L.75aZ0.
GREEN -FRUITS-Apples. fancy table fruit. 650a
zoo. Peaches, per sbasket carrier. LS0a2eo. Oranges
California nayels per box. 350a40o. Lemons Sicily.
per boz AO0a450
sUNDRIES-Beeswax. per Ii. q; tallow. per b..
44a4ls. honey. white clover. lib. new i3al4 zb.
new. lOal2; sinsing per b.. SOoa5.5o; Seneca per
h., 40; golden seal 4)a45; pink l2al4; mandrake.
2s3; snake root g
GRAIN-Wheat choice. soas3; fair to good s4as7
ordinary 72a7s ne 6oaes; corn. sheiied white GA
g. yellow 62a64; ear 32oaS.25; oats Western white,
No. 2 52a55; mixed. 5)a52
Hay AND sTRAW-Timothy, choice. 2loOaZ2 %;
do, No. J. @.00a2l09 do. No 2. H.00al9 %; mixed
bay lS00alsOOi clover. l600aI750; straw. rye bun
die, 100; do. rye. machine thresh 8.50a6 rs do.
wheat, $50
WOOL AND HIDES-WOol market steady: hides
generally dull Wool. washed. free OF buB per h..
So: do, unwashed, free u burs e do. bury Is.
Hides. green. per h. Q; do dry. l5sl7. Sheepskins.
green. each. saiOo do. dry. each. ZaT5 CalfSkins
green. each, Is.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-25
Probnte Court.

5kNIkt = ANlEh0DN-
IN re Orion G. Baldwin; order appointing Oscar
Luckett guardian; bond. 500 Attorneys. Carlisle
& johnson
Estate Of William II. Mason viii admitted 70 pT0-
bate and letters tes,amentaTy granted 10 Nellie l..
Mason, bond. 81 900. Attorneys r, Ross Perry 4
Son
Estate OF Margaret Roche: order to pay legacies.
Attorncy, James A. O'Shea-
In p William p. Cuilinare; order 70 purchase
horse and buggy Attorney n. J. Colbert.
Estate CT Joseph p Brass; order for partial dis
t-iiHltion. AttnrDeys. shenhv & Sheehy.
Estate Of Alexis aut, viii admitted 70 probate
and letters testamentry granted @ Sophie Adj
b0rd sl000. Attorney. A. r. Colburn.
Estate Of Sallie r. Tyler; viii admitted to pro
bate and letters testamcntary granted TO Nathaniel
TYLER bond, $780, Attorney. A. l. Bradley.
Estate Ct Ara ". Daniels; VIII dated April, 1921,
fled
Estate Of John DAILY; VIII dated March g. 1885.
fled
The Washington herald., 1907-07-25
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK July 2l-4loney on call at the stock
exchange cEeuod at rs per cent; highest 8; lowest
2; closing -. Most CT The loans at ~ per cent
Time money offered in moderate amounts and
absorbed quite readily. Rates: "a per cent for
sixty days. TO 81 FOR ninety DAYS - to 81 for
fouT months, 81 to 81 Tor five months. and 81 10
G fer six months.
Mercantile paper came into the market with some
freedom, and rather limited business was done
Rates. 5sa6 pcT cent Tor sixty 70 ninety days IN
doFs nants; for caoce four to six months. single
names. and eiz and upward for others
Sterling market firm. with rates at yesterday S
Gnal level Rates Ger actual business were: sixty
DAYS. +s35oai.s155; demand zse95aaS7; cables,
1 .sslsas-s7I5; commercial bills, sSS4aks8
Tie supply q gram and commercial bills was
scarce.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-25
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown & Co. mem.
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange and the Chi
cagO Board of Trade Munsey Building
New York July 2i.-Wheat was fun Of sharp
fluctuations with moderate limits but shows a bet-
ter undertone than YESTERDAY The weak start was
on easier markets Northwest and lower cables. The
weather Northwest warmer and more favorable
for rust development than heretofore, and il was
not long before reports Of black rlst IN Central
Minnesota began coming in. The potent feature Of
the day light sales Of cash wheat by the conn
trT.
Corn showed strength to-day, although the trade
was not Of large volume. There vas a little con
scstion in July corn which helped other futures
and the cash grain as well The Iowa weekly crop
report was sensational enough 70 induce consider
able buying
With the exception Of considerable commission
house selling at the start the offerings Of cats were
limited. except on strong spots. Reports concern
ing crops were mixed but there was considerable
buying On the Iowa weekly crop report claiming
losses BY wind and foods
The Washington herald., 1907-07-25
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.
Salce-RCEIlar CAL. 7 O'Clock noon
.-.----L L-------- Z 4 % =. INV

Solre-RCUIlar CAL. Z O'Clock noon
Capital Traction S. SO-9 at HOS.
Washington Railway and Electric common 50 al
S5a 81 at s..
Washington Gas. loo at 70. s. O. b; 80 at IS.
s. 10 ID.
Lanston 100 at 49, 100 at lgs, 100 at Isl. 70 at
l57s lo00 at lgM
Mitchell Mining 10 at 3l
National City Bank 10 at ~
Union Trust warrants. q NJ S.
After cail-Washiagtou Railway and Electric Is
sl.o9 at e. 5000 al 81. $1,000 az 81. Sl0O AZ st.
SEQ n 81. $50 at Slit
Capital Traction 5s 81 .0O at Ilo's. $1,000 at 10
SO05 at 10 $3.50 az 10 IOo) IT 10 600 at 10
MgIreuthaier. s ar 21-
Mitchell Mining ll5 at gs 100 az sis, 100 at sls
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, 10 at
~
days stock exchange,
The Washington herald., 1907-07-25
InWEnifR.

No 1866. Michael A. RoberieIlo vs.. Moore &
Hill; certiorari. Defendants attorney. Wilton J.
Lambert.
No 1885, Chase & sanbcm vs.. William II.
Michael appellant appeal Defendants attorney,
Z. L. Gies.
No 4e665. American National Bank vs. John NJ.
Moehring; note $50. Plaintiffs attorneys, Berry
& Minor.
No 1859 Herbert P Pillsbury vs. William J.
Zeh; note Sls53 Plaintiffs attorneys. J. 3. Daish
and z. n Thomas
No 1850. The Findley Bros. Co. vs.. TIE Baden
Wall Paper Company; notes. S59374. Plaintiffs at
torney Lucas P. Loving.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-25
Circuit Court No. 2.


wylie, Ha7ksr & Camp Company IS Riley: order
10 refund deposit Tor costs. Plaintiffs attorney q.
NJ. Brady
Rilgely "a National Union Judgment under rule
- fCr 500 Plaintiffs attorney. 1. Cabeu VIII
hanson; defendants attorney ". p, Reilly.
Lofior IS. Harten: BIZ Of exceptions signed
Plaintiffs attorney, Leon Tobriner; defendants at
tornCy. L. 4. Bailey
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATFLE-Extra. per cwt.. 55Oas.0o: butcher 4so.
SEQ; common. 253a3o0; rough, l5oa2oo
HOGS-Per cwt., gross, $50; ordinary, per cwt.
soc
SHEEP-CIipped. sooa3.5O; common. I.50a200.
bAAlBS-Sprng. choice, els; medium, G; CON.
mon. I.
CALvEs-Prne. Per ID. ss4a7; medium. 6; com
Icn. 4. grass sas1a
coWs-Prane fresh. each. s05aa5ae5; common.
each. sooesS9.09; Old and dry. aO1alNo0
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. L.

SASlA1A ANDEitoDN.
Cleeson vs. Humphrey; decree dissolYiug partner
ship and appointing stuart Mcnamara and T. Percy
Myers receivers: bond $500
Barnett vs Barnett; alimony temporarily sus-
pended. Complainsnt's solicitor, Wilton J. Lambert;
defendants solicitor. NJ. J. Colbert.
Schmidt Is WaEgauan; pro coufesso Of July 2
set aside. COmQlalnants solicitor. Irving William
son; defendants solicitor. Wilton J. Lambert
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Equity suits.

No. EZs5 Charles E. Tribby vs.. Finest W Ladd
et al Judgment, creditors BIZ. Compartments so
Hcitor Ho~ard Boyd.
No 2I255 Edward c. Wall rs isabel l. Elterick
ct al 20 fCrecose mortgage Complaiaant's solicit
tor Holm EilOut