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The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
FALSE TOBACCO REPORTS.
f1ctItiOus Statements Regarding
Brands of Smoking Tobacco.

\ number of Western newspapers
recently printed a sensational story TO
the effect that an analysis Of various
Well-known brands Of smoking to-
bacco had disclosed that they were not
wholly composed Of tobacco. a greater
part being common brown paper and
other stun Another story was that
alfalfa was being used generally in
the production Of smoking tobacco
The Minnesota pure-food department
was said TO have conducted the ANALYSIS
in question
Since these publications the strong
est possible official denials have been
printed, but these apparently have
never quite overtaken the original
statements. Commissioner Slater of
Minnesota, stamped the report as a
fake. and said that it was evidently
the outcome OF a reportoriaI pipe
dream.
Owing to the wide circulation given
these fictitious stories, beginning in the
Northwest and extending through vari-
Gus sections of the country, the reading
public has been grossly misled. Al
though this paper has had no hand in
the circulation of said reports. it de-
votes this space to the announcement
OF their utter falsity
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members Of
the New York Stock ard Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange. 1888 street north
west
New York July Z.-The Chronicle makes the total
visible supply 2.955Oo0 bales against 23s9O5J last
year. and the American supply l7siO00 bales
against lG4Co0 These figures show a decrease
from last week Of 900 bales gain q 574 600 over
iso and decrease Ct 5AO0 from 1893 When the
market opened the weather prospects were better
Some gOod rains fell in various districts where
needed. and this prompted some selling. resulting
N prices easing on five 60 ten points on onlS mod
crate pressure The question OF temperatures how
ever, was not 50 encouraging for sellers being quite
high, especially in Texas number Of places rrn1r-
ing lW 20 JOB degrees. The weekend figures were
sized up as rather bearish while cables were fair
Altogether tie market displayed little snap. Both
s3des preferred t. await new dcyelurrrents ueudirr
receipt Of the bureau figures az The end Of next
week, which are expected 90 Dc around So shorts
arc easily frightened and the bullishly inclined would
SAFE the slightest pgeicXt for taking hold with
vim and forcing the market up despite the crcp i'm
prOyeuent recently shown
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Fifteenth and streets soutbeast-Watson J. New
r0n Il Uy- t2 LariEia T. Newton. lots g. % 65
square ll51 ST 51.
y street northwest between Twelfth and Thirteenth
s-Fcets-Frankiin T. Sanner 20 Tx 90 Albert X.
Beers. part original lots and 4. square 80. SO.
Bl0omingiale-Albcrt N. Jackson e al. trustees
Cd FgeEetta VI. Burns. part iot J block 5. $500
Addition % Sher0oo3-FraEk T. Raqp ct AK 60
BENJAMIN F. Edwards and John /. Knopp lots
20 .. block i96 and lots J 10 90 block s2,5
addition 70 sherwood. and part lots s. TO 49,.
CRANKY. so.
Cstseet southeast between Fifth and sixth streets
Isabella Rotbert Il al. 90 Martin L. Harrison,
lots Is. q and g square s5. So
North Eandie Highands-AmCnCan Security and
Tu,st Company TO Arthur l. Hart. Tot s. block
54H. S-a
padsaorth-Hsrry War1nan to John v Amarode
and Esta Il. AlmaEode. lot ls. square 2s15. SO.
PENNSYLVANIA avenue southeast. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets-Hany Wardman %
Thomas B. Delches and AIollie B. Dslcher. lot s.
square 1915 SO
Pennsylvania avenue southeast between Thirteenth
Ind Fourteenth streets-Hauy WaTdman 10 Rob
ert A, White, lot 70. square 1914 SO
Pennsylvania avenue southeast between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets-Hauy WaTdman 70
Charles ". Bachteu and Margaret NJ BachteI
lot s square lo3 $40.
Pennsylvania avenue southeast between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets-Hary Wsriman TO John
II. and Mary r Matthaei. lot 6. square l8A SO
Barker tlaCt-JOhn ;. Barker GO a. 70 Washington
Loan ard Trust Company. trustee. property on
Eastern Branch, 81.
q street between Four-and-a-haf aud Sixth streets
William q. sullivan 70 Julia E King. part lot
g square sg7. SO Samuel y. King ct ux. 70
Frederick Keppler, part original l0J 3, square
4S, SO
TWiEng City-Fredgrick f. Repctti. j., TO Albert
Carry. trustee. for National Capital Brewing Com
Iany. lots 3 7. ard H. block 7, and lots %
70 3d. block g. SO
Fifteenth street northwest, between 0 and ?
streets-George @. Colby et ux 20 Mary h.
Mann and Josie Mann, part lots Il and IS,
square 10 SD.
Nineteenth street northwest between and N streets
Lester B. johnson, trustee. TO Anna ". 5.
Kester lot g. square III, and part lots Is anG
I6. square l40. SO.
No. 959 Westminster stEeet-Henry r. Han Ct Ux.
20 Charles II. Davidson, lot 254, square 362, So
American Uuiversity Heishts-Jackson II. Ralston
ct al, trustees. 20 Union Savings Bank lots Il
to Il. q, % and 81, block y lots TO- II. Is,
II, q and p. block "A; lots , N3 T. 5 s, L. y,
Il. le. % to .. 5 70 81. block Is. Sl,o00.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


J
BUTTER-afarket steady. Creamery. fancy. 2s5s
az; Western nrsts. z5szaeG seconds. 22a23 process
fancy. 3lta2l. dairy. choice lsal9 good. Uas:
store packed. fIcsi iaiaal7.
CHEESE-Nsw York State factory. large lsal3A
do. small lf9aij; summer large l3alJ: Westcrl
factory NV. choice li1sai5i do. fair 90 good. II;
Nirgnia. lo
EGGs-MaIkct very nrn Nearby fiesh Virginia
i. West Virginia and Southwest Virginia lGlA.
Tennessee IGla; North Cag0lina l6
LIVE p0UHfRN-Rcoc.pts liberal; market steady
Spring chickens, IL to l4i lbs. p; Co.. "a 10 ~
bs. l9a29; do. small. ls; hens u; roosters /;
ducks. large. 4al5; do small, Sa5; geese. Sa8 tur-
keys. thin sal0: keats TO-
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts liberal; market
weak. Turkey hens. undraw1. per H.. ial5. do
average undIaWn. l2sli do thin. 10. old toms lJ.
chickens. large 1919; DO. spring uaZ3: hens
choice. liai5; rcosieis. 3; ducks. Old 9alO spring
l3alf; geese, SAIL
market firm. Calves fun dressed. 500; heads on
S59a9e0; hCg-dgessed calves seas %: hams. coun-
Try. sugarcured. Bal5
yEGETABLEs-Potat n. C.. prime per bar
rel Stalls, DO. seconds L00: do. N0n0lks. 50a
LIS. do home grown. I.75: sweet potatoes. per bbl
LgT basket North Carolina L10al-Jl. lettuce home
grown bhl Lelll5l; onions Maryland aud Yir-
ginia. rer buslel. lj. per Dol. 2IaZJ. string
beans, green, Icr basket ieai,-5i Tomatoes choice
iec crate ea5i ncdi bj- peg blAi -3ae35 oret-, ucr
bunch. sal; cantaioHpes. L75a2M
GREES FRUfT5-Appiez loose PACKED. 225a27J
Peaches per 6-hasket cauior, LooaL5J. OTanees
California nayes. per box 150ai0. Lemons, Sicily
pef box. 4g0al5G
SUNDRIEs-BeesWaz. per %. %: tallow per h.
fsaiz honey white clover lib. new. i3alf. 2lb
new l0ai2. gnsing. per To-. 50Ia555. Seneca. per
H., 90; golden seal. l9ai5; pink. l2al3. mandrake
2a3. snake root g.
GRAIN-Wheat. choiec 9oas3 fair TO good. ssas7
ordinary. 72a7s; re. 6os65: corn. sheed white GA
81. yellow. 62l6i; ear 321a32l oats. Western white
No. = 52a55 mixed 51a51
BAY AND sTRAW-Tim0thy choice. p. 00a22 o.;
d., No. T. @o0aZLo0; do. No. q lZgal9 o. mixed
bay. lS6oaI900. clover. l50Jai7.50; straw rye bun
DE, noe; DO. Tye machine tresh. G50s675: do.
wheat. $50
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool market Seady; hides
generally dun. Wool washed, free Of burs. per !b
g; do. unwashed. free Of burs. IS: do. bury. D.
Hides. gsecn. DIT H. 3: do. dry ljai7. SheepsEns
green. each. 9lalg; DO. dry. each 25a75 Cal-sans
green, each. l6.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square I05o-Lay;nia f. Newton TO Watson J. New
ton and John Z. Laner. to secure E. Lodge
Hill. S0e 5 years. per cent semiannually
lots 81 20 81 q trusts Of Sl,70 each, one on
each lott. Same % same. 20 secure same, 8 000
5 years per cent semiaunUally. lot g. Same
20 John A. Hamilton and Z. Lodge Hill. to
secure W. J. Newton, d.500 months. per
cent. lots 81 20 g..
square 2s0-Albcrt r. Beers ct ok. 70 National
Savings ard Trust Company. to secure American
Security and Trust Company, Seo0. 3 years, 5
per cent, semi-annualIy, part original lots :
and {.
Square l27s-Frederick NJ Dickinson ct ux. TO
Henry H. Ber.maun and Charles Schsfer. TO
secure Northern Liberty Geunan-American
Building Association. No 6. Sl.ooo, part 20 feet
on r street,.
Square slS-Martin L. Harrison ct ux. to John F.
O'Nein and Henry A. Henen. 10 secure Henry
II. Mckee. $3.50. years, per cent, semi
annually lots @. go and 81.
Square IgD-Aunie Z. Mcdonald et yir, Philip T.
10 Edward Fitzgerald and John J. Fegan 10
secure Enterprise Serial Building Association.
$3.50 part lot 50.
Padswoyth-John W and Esta NJ Almarode TO
Charles F. Benjamin and Roger 7. Mitchell. TO
secure Perpetual Building Association, 500, lot
l6 square 2S25.
Square N7-Fredtrick Kepper et ux TO William C.
Sullivan and Irwin Il. Linton. TO secure Samuel
\. King, $1,000. one year, per cent. seman-
nually. part original lot ..
Square 9E George J. Mueller ct ux to National
Savings and Trust Company, TO secure American
Security and Trust Company s.. COO. three years.
per cent. semi-annualy. lots q and q
SQUARE T.S-Mary q. Held to Walter r. Wilcox and
George +. Hane. to secure Margaret +. S Hood
5000 three years. per cent. semi-snnually. lots
6S 10 73
Square 2l9-MaTy B. and Josie Mann 10 Robert Lee
O'Buen and ROYAL Z. Wilbur, to secure Florence
V Creamer $4,000 three years, per cent, semi
annually part lots 81 snd %. Same to Robert
Lee O'BIieu and Alvin G. Belt. 70 secure George
G. Colhy, $3.50. ! to % months. 6 per cent.
same property.
Square l03-Charles W. Bachtell ct ux to B.
Francis Saul and Walter Z. Hilton, TO secure
Harry WaTdman, $50. monthly notes. per cent,
s6mi-annualy. lot g.
Square l9si-Thomas 3. Delcher ct ux TO same. to
secure same, 500, monthly notes. 6 per cent
lot 5.
Square l0ii-Robcrt A. White ct ux to same. to
secure same, $500. monthly notes. S per cent.
lot 10.
Square l0A-John H. Matthaei ct ux to same. to
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.


Opinions on the New York Market.
Benz. Woodruff, Of Post & Elagg:
Transactions were not significant to-day.
though tie tone remained firm, despite an
unfav0rable bank statement NJ. X &
I. common showed decided strength. in
iiuenced by the excellent earnings OF the
last year and the rapid development of
the Southwestern country where its lines
are chiefly located. There was renewed
activity in American Cotton oil. accom-
panied by rumOrs of a possible increase
IN dividend. The leaders. Southern and
Union Pacific, held their own, but were
not as prominent and active as during
the past week. Disappointment regard
ing The bank statement rests IN the small
Increase in surplus reserves, which at
this season of the year should show
rapid Strengthening to prepare for the
autumn requirements. The reason there
IS not better showing at this time is
ehat the heavy increase in deposits, which
necessitates "a larger reserve. is accom-
panied by an expansion in the loan item
OF sufficient size to Offset any strengthen
ms In reserve which would otherwise oc-
cur Ituubriess this increase in the loan
item reflects the constant corporate bor-
rowinss. Il viii be necessary TO watch
the financial situation pretty carefully
from now On, for while there are doubt
less several sources OF relief to the money
market wheh the autumn strain Of NOV
ing the crops occurs. sill money is so
actively employed and in such demand,
that it looks as if rates would be pretty
severe
Herbert I. Jones. Of 4. o. Brown &
Co. when the outlook appears more
certain for lower time money rates abroad
an upward movement may be expected
In the mes ntime it would appear judicious
10 purchase the high grade stocks on
weak spots.
c, Bowie Chipman. Of f. R. Chapman
X Co: "To-days market. while highly
professional. was dun and failed 20 pro
duce any particular developments I ex-
peCt 10 see a more interesting market
next week. and would not be surprised
aid the Hartman issues, St. Paul. Atchi-
son. and Reading continue toward a
higher level The bank statement showed
substantial increases in the loans. de-
posits, and cash, the reserve. however.
increased Sl70610, surplus now stands at
S9.25S,655. against SlSSs2. as last year. and
&5,G0.915 two years ago.
Z. W Crew, OF Henry Clews < Co:
The bank statement is Disappointing
The large increase In the surplus reserve
which was expected has been knocked
in the head by the &&00.000 increase in
loans. This increase. considering the
present low bank reserve. makes the
statement a bad one. and therefore. is
an adverse factor in the stock market
II simply makes the present bull sock
manipulation a more difficult task. The
surplus reserve now is S9Z5S675. against
SlS,SS2,4'5 last year. and SI5.5o5,g75 two
years ago.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. July I.-Money on eli was Quoted
nominaly az 81 per cent to-day. Loans during the
week haTe ranged between and and "a. averaging
2'-. ON Monday loans were at and 2z: Tuesday.
- and y; Wednesday. :, and Thursday and Fri
dav. 3 and is
Tine money during the week was IN fair demand
alc-alS Tor the longer maturties and q number Of
IGus we're made There vas no especial variation
IN the rates. which were rather closely held Rates.
4 Ter cent foz sixiy days TO 81 for ninety DAYS
5= Tor iour mcrths, 5ls TO 52s for Eve months. and
81 to for SIX months
Merclntile paper was in Slightly 5atteg demand
6lt continued Tery quiet There was no pressure of
paper on the marSct but supply showed evidence Of
being larger were there a more active demand
Rates 81 70 per cent for sixty to ninety dsvs in
dorsement per cent for choice four 70 six months
single names and 81 per cent and upward for
others.
Sterling was quiet to-day with rates UNCHANGED
Rates for actual business were: Sixty davs sgg3a
1885, demand. 4sil5ais7N; cables. t.s770,t So
commercial bills were 4Ssssa4ss
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28

Capt. J. c. WILSON, having reported at Bureau Of
Navigation. Navy Department. proceed home
wait orders.
Lieut. Commander W II. G. BULLARD. detached
Maine 20 Naval Academy.
Lieut.. Commander c. +. PRESTON. to Naval
Academy.
Lieut.. Commander 6. ". LAWS, to Naval Acad-
cmy August Is
Lieut. J. r. GIL1IER. TO Bureau Of Steam En-
gineering, Navy Department
Lieut.. J. ". SCHOENFELD, and Alidshipmtn II.
A. JONES. l. Il. AUSTIN, C. C. WINDSOR,
and T. r. LEONARD, to California
Lieut.. J. W. TINAIDNS. detached Navy Depart
ment, August I5 to California.
Lieut.. y j. MORTON, detached Albany, to navy
gard. Mare Island
Lieut. " c. ASSERSON. 10 Naval Academy
Midshipman II. a. NORTON to Vermont
Midshipman c. 2. PAGE, detached Indiana, to
Nebraska
AIdshipman R. R. MANN. detached Indiana. to
California.
Midshipman E. ". PRITCHARD to Louisiana
Boatswain L. McNALLY. retired, placed on retired
list
Chief Gunner s. CROSS, retired, detached navy
yard, Washington.
Gunner {. C. CHAPMAN. to naval magazine. navy
yard. Mare Island.
Warrant Machinist 7. :. HAYES. detached Iowa
70 Albany.
Warrant Maehinist J. T. BURKHART. detached
Iowa. to Reserve Torpedo Floulla. navy yard
Norfolk
Paylaaster's Clerk ". y. STUART. appointed for
duty at navy yard, League Island.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

David LagomarsinO. g. Of Rockville Nd. and
Mary Z. Anderson, p. Rev Patrick J. ODouneiI
Bernard A Holcer. p and Caroline T. Hess, d.
Rev. Charles T. Berger
Cornelius Van Deusen. s.. of FTedericksburg Va.
and Mildred v Nash &. Rev. f. Z. Marshall
Corrydon J. Palmer, ., Of Seneca Fails. y. I.
and Adelaide NJ Steele. l9. Of Salem. y. Y Rev.
Donald c. Macleod.
William ?. Palmer. 3. Of Sandy Spring. Nd.
and Marcia c. Swoznstedt, 90. Rev 5. M New
man.
C0L0RFD.
Lemuel spaks. g. and Isabel King %. Rev.
lanes G. Dent-
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28

Telegraphic advices received at the De-
partment of State from the American
consul at Harbin are to the effect that the
cereal crops throughout Northern and
Central Manchuria are very badly injured,
owing to a severe drought. 1t is esti-
mated that this seasons crop in that re-
gion viii be only one-fourth Of the aver
age yield, in consequence of which the
price Of wheat is already rapidly ad-
vancing. 1t is believed that this shortage
in the wheat crop Of Manchuria, its staple
article of production. will result in an in.
creased demand for American -four.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. July 27.-CATTLE-Reo 400; esti-
mated for Moisiay, 2.i0o. Market unchanged.
H0GS-Receipts l600o estimated for Monday.
5000. Market 5al0c low Light. 6.O5a6 Is mixed.
6.O0a64o heavy. 5s0a6.So; pigs. 5.6Oa635.
SHEEP-Receipts, 1900; estimated for Monday.
@, 900. Unchanged
New York. July q. - CATTLE - Receipts, l,g3O
Steady.
DRESSED BEEF-UnChanged.
ES-Receipts. 800. Yeals steady; others
slow. No sales reported. Citydressed reals steady
at 9al3 per pound dressed rassers and buttermilks
7aS5z; country-dressed veals 7a7ik
SHEEP AND LASlBS-ReoeiDts, 2.0s9. Sheep
steady; lambs active and prime grades firm 10 Sc
higher All sold Sheep. 42jal5O; lambs. 50oa7. 20
HOGS-Receipts 27l0. Nominally steady
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra per ewt-, 5.5OasDO; butcher. 4s0s
500; common. 250a3e0; rough, L5Oa200
H0GS-Per cWt, gross $50; ordinary, per cwt.
Gee
SHEEP-ClBped. 3O0aS.51; common. 1.5Oa200.
thanksgiving, choice s1s; medium, s; com.
mon, l.
cALvES-Prime. per b.. si1a7; medium, 6: com
mon. {; grass, 4afk.
COws-Prime. fresh each. aOOOa5a0; common,
saeh. 2.Oasso.OO; old and dTg. a0Oal0.Oo.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
DEATH RECORD.

SerafenO Manillo, Prov Hosp. ls years.
Helen F. Whiting. 1916 Calvert ST. . years.
Willie Ann Baker. GIG 81 ST. NV. 3 years.
Sarah Bramell. GecrgetOwn Hosp. 59 years.
Mildred Hicks. i66 HuntOon place sw., ! year.
Carl S. Balders0n. soc G. 81. sW. months.
Lawrence J. 0'Brien. zjl3 s5th St. months
Earnest C. Trigger. 81 7th st. sw., months.
COLORED.
Frances Trusty, 9o2 St NV 50 years
Andrew Miner. 626 \. Cap. ST.. 81 years.
Nelson Johnson St nw., % years.
Kitty Rowe. ss3 X st. sw., % years.
Joseph Marshall. 1872 9Th s. NV. o years.
Ida Silas i07 A 81 ne, 2 years
Alien Conway P0HeIOy ST. AnaCOStia m0nths
Clarence DuYali. 1901 X st. NV. 10 months.
Lawrence f. Lyles. sI5 Golden 81. sw { months
John Dodson. s. N ST sw., z months.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
ARMY AND NAVY.
ARMY Orders

Capt STEPHEN LII. SLOCUM. First Cavalry
before board at Fort Riley for examination for
promotion.
First Lieut.. WAITER HARVEY. Sixteenth Infan-
ty from detail captain Thirteenth Company
Philippine Scouts 10 his regiment
Capt. ARTHUR CRANSTON from Fort sam HJ1s
ton 20 New Orleans. and assume charge quarter
masters 9ficc and quartgunssters construction
wors az Jackson Barracks and Feet 81 Philip
relieving Capt BERTRAM r. CLAYTON, quar-
termaster. who VIII proceed 10 Office Of quarter
master general at Washington
Capt. WILLIAM s. BIDDLE, from Fourteenth to
Twenty-second Infantry.
Capt HENRY s WAGNER, from Tventy-sec1nd
20 Fourteenth Infantry.
MAJ PHILIP e. WALES. surgeon. from Fort
WAYNE io Fort Apache.
Capt PETER C. FIELD. assistant surgeon. to Fort
Way1e.
Private HARRY T. SMITH. Thirty-ninth Company.
Coast Artillery Corps. Fort De soto. transferred
90 l2Sih Company, Coast ARTILLERY Corps. to Fort
McHcny.
Private First Class FREDERICK CROSSE. Hos
rital Cous from Jackson Barracks % Fort
Logan.
Recruit ARTHUR Il. SHAW aeli artillery. recruit
depot, Jefferson Barracks. transferred to- Hospital
Co1s IS private. 70 Preside Of san Francisco
Tor duty with Company b. Hospital C0rTs
Private JAMES T. MACkEY. Company A. Tenth
Infantry now at Gulkana. transferred o. Signal
Corps and win report hy telegraph 70 Command
ING tlieefs Na44tlr AlaeAtt Tor aesi--lf1elt 70
dUty
First Lieut. JOHN e.. OHNSTAD. Coast ARTILLERY
Corps. to lSlst Company. Fort H. G. Wright
First Lieut. CLARENCE y. JONES. from Battery
70 =. Third Field ARTILLERY.
First Lieut MARION w HOWE from Battery
f to f. Third Field Artillery
First Lieut.. SCOTT BAKER. Second Field Artil-
ley, and Second Lieut.. HENRY N. NELLY.
Twentieth Infantry, to Military Academy, West
Point, August D
Private THOMAS y VOOLFOLK, Jr., Troop +,
Thirteenth Cavalry, Fort Myer, having enlisted
under false pretenses discharged without honor
from the army.
Private JOHN PARSLEY, band. Sixth Cavalry.
F0rt Meade transferred 10 Eighth Cavalry, un-
assigned TO Fort Robinson.
Ordnance Sergt. JOHN c. HYLAND, from For,
Jay To- Fort CLARK.
Private WILLIAM G.. FWITTY. Troop K, Sixth
Cavalry from Fort Yellowstone % Fort Meade.
Corp JOSEPH 3. WOBLEY, Signal Corps Val
dcz. Alaska discharged from the army.
Private First Class JOHN II. CASH Hospital
Corps. recruiting station indianapolis discharged
from the army
Second Glass Private WILLIAM CRORY, Ordnance
Detachment, Watert0wn Arsenal, discharged
from the army.
Quartermastcr Sergt FRANK KOCH, Twentysec-
ond Infantry placed on retired list.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
HEw YORK BANK STATEMENT.

Loans. S. .i23. .le3.7Oo; increase. sI7. .g3.7O0
Deposits S.995. 72900; increase. 81. 2.7sl. 500.
Circulation. so. 293 800; decrease, $500
Legal tenders, 81 10 800; increase Sls2 800.
Specie. S2l0, 45l5 500; increase, S.es3. 800.
Reserve. S2S3 81 go: increase, . s66 O00
Required S27S $40 %; Increase, S. .e95. .lO0
surplus. 9ZJSe75; increase. S7O6O9.
Ex. L. S. dep. Sl6. .20S 52j: increase. SI75,T75
Surplus # the banks is So 25s675 against SIS s rs
last year and ST. s95S two years ago.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
Probate Court.

JtSILtE n ANBEk~tN
Estate oi William r. Phillips, ca3cat dlcd. Attcr-
uey 81. Walton Edwards
Estate ri Nam n Lewis; answer 90 clveat Sled.
AiiGues James a. T0amcy and L. a. Bsiiey.
Estate of Charles Davies; VIII dated july - Is9
dlsd. with petition for probate Attorneys Buney
& Woodland
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Lawsuits.

No D6s2. Louis Vicau Company Is Antonio Ger
IEli1. notes. 500 PLAINTIFFS attorneys Wilson q
BaIk-lais.
SO. fsS} g. B. ChiDman & 90. Us. A. O. Brown
q Co.. account. 500 Plaintiffs attorneys. Tucker
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY A. o. Brown & Co. men,
bers Of the New YORK Stock Exchange. Munsey
Building.
T0tai sales ies-..-......... .2i1,5 800 shares
Call moneys High, 81 low, 2, close, 3.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
Saturday, July -, 1902
DISTRICT COURTS.
criminal Court No.

United States vs. William Barnes; violating policy
law. IecauIzauce $50 taken. with NyIa MuIdGck
su1ty. Attorney. 5. y. Tuirt.
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advertising results. More people
here by thousands are reading The
Washington Herald than ever be-
fore read a morning newspaper at
the Capital
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PRICE CHANGES FOR THE WEEK.

Total sales of bonds and stocks on
the Washington Stock Exchange. with
the fluctuations Of each. for the week
ended July y.
Furnished by Griffin Halstead & Co.. brokers.
members Washington Stock Exchange. 1874 f street
northwest
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MoyEMENTs on YEssEL+The foI

AiUN hMtNIS Of NESoELS-Ibe following nova
nents Of vessels have been reported 10 the Ru-
reau Of Navigation:
Arived-July e. Arethusa. at NaBy Yard. New
York; Olympia. Arkansas Florida and Nevada
at New London; Virginia, Georgia. and New Jer-
sey, at North River, New York City
Saied-July g. Rhode Island. from Newport for
New York City: Prairie from Hampton Roads
for League Island. July q, West Virginia Colo
rado. Pennsylvania. and Maryland from Chefoo
far Cayite; Denver and Cleveland. from Singapore
for Cayite.
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If you have any furnished rooms TO
rent. want ad. in The Herald will bring
you a good tenant.
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CURB MARKET

QuutationS nre furnished by Z r Chapman 4
Co., members New York stock EZchange q. Bowie
Chapman. manager I55l street northwest
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MONEY AT . PER CENT

secure same. $500. monthly notes. C per cent.
lot 6.
Square I9-Hugo W0rch e ux. 10 Frederick Fre-
linghuysen and Edward L. Dobbns 60 secure
Mutual BENEFIT Life Insurance Company. So ggl
i've years. - per cent semi-annualy, lot I5