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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

East DeanwOod-Frank T. Rawlings ct ux. TO Bertha
and George H. Oliver. lot 10. block u, $40
Seventh street extended-4iargareth Krause et viz,
Henry. to William II. Krause, part OF Mount
Pleasant, $4,000
Second street southwest. between H and streets
Rosetta B. Carter TO Abraham Ia Sal.zstein
lot IS. square $780, $780,
No. 22l4 Thirty-ffth street northwest-Elmorc W.
Burdette ct ux. 10 William 2. Normoyle part
lot go square east Of 1876. So
Nos. S073 and 5O75 Canal street nOrthwestJ0seph J.
Kelly ct ux. 70 Rose A. stohlman. lot 81, square
Il9s, SO
No. 1905 Irving street northwest-Annie E. Some TO
Henry c. ard Mary E. Espey. lot 81, square
E43. Columbia Heights SO
Langdon Park-Lizzie J. Magic and others 70 Louis
G. Joynes, lots 800. $40, sl3 and sll square 4255
G street southeast, between Thirteenth and -Four
tenth streets-Barry Wardnan to John II. Sims
lot IL, squaresl0f4. SO.
Rande Highlands-United States Realty Company
20 Leona B. NfcGrew- lot g. block 500 $500
Columbia Heights-FranCis A Biundon et W. 20
Katherine +. Mehl, lot H. block g. So
Seventh street extended near Rock Creek Ford road
Louis 2. Shoemaker ct ux to Michael l. Sui
Ivan. lot GA said road described By metes and
bounds So
Rsndle Highlsnds-Henry H. Bergnann ct al. trus-
tees. to trustees Of Germsn American Building
ASSOCIATION, No 8, lot H. block g. SlS5
No a2 Tenth street southeast-John s. Byers ct ux.
to John E. Webster and Josephine G. Webster.
lot p, square $50 $40.
Eighth street northwest. between and = streets
Elizabeth c. Muhleman to James Murray. part
original lot l. square 397 SO
No, lSz4 street nOTthWest-William H. WUndeT
ct AZ 70 Frank Teuber, Let s., square 81, So
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Clarence c. Hooper, Is. aud Catherine E. Gotfrey,
IS. Rev. G. E. Bacon.
Harry Kindell. Co. Of Takoma Nd, and Sarah u,
Nelson, S. Of this city. Re- J. b Mclaughlin.
Charles White. 90 and Lizzie Berry. 50 both q
Fredericksburg. Va. Rev. Weston BruneT
George W. Chappelesr o. OF Charlotte Hall. Nd
and Verona Mattingiy, 2, Of MechantcsTills sd,
Rev. Martin Z. Egau-
Vernon c. CONWAY. Q. and Willie +. Rail. "a
Rev. J. b. Mclaughlin.
Grover c. Ashby. 2. and Beatrice L Crosby. 20.
both Of Stsunton, Va Rev. R. r. Reide
Harry S. King. 3. and Ella S. Coleman, q. Rev.
". &. Mcneil.
Oscar H. Griffith. %. and Annie L. Upvright. IS.
Rev Z. H. Lamar.
John a. LiDDingwen. 2. aud Beatrice c. Wiz
liams, q. Rev. g. +. Peter.
Laeo Lewis. q, and Lena F. Eurt, Is. Rev. q.
z. Irvine
Clarence A Hurley. Is. and Irene c. Smith. q.
Res. Hugh A. Curley.
Richard L. Wright. 2. and Alice E. Higion. 2L
Rer. 2. B. Trlitt-
J. Clinton Tribbey. %. and Georgia A. ATe-nan-
p. Rev. +. NJ. Bristol
Dana B. Johannes. 3. and Martha N. Newman.
3. Rev. W. L. DsyTies
Watson " Eldrdge. ir., q, and Mae A Buckier,
q. Rev. J. F. Irvine.
Arthur Kephar;. p, and Bertha Z. Oliver, q
Rev. George Z. MsydweH.
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changed, with common 70 coed strained quoted at
AS to 40 Tar held steady at go Tor OF barrels
BUTTER-Reccipts. 6o25 packages The market,
while unchanged IN prices is slightly top heavy.
Creamery SPECIAL 3 do extras 8la.
EGGS-ReCsipts $3.50 cases. There was fair de
mand this morning. 5ut ;ssTe were no changes made
IN late prices F7csh gathered, extras. per Dozen
-5a25, Western selected, candl6d, 2aS1z.
FLOUR-Firm: Guist. Spring PATENTS, 55ea5. .
do, clears. 4G5aif9. winter stFaights. Z5oa4.95
winter Gears. 3sla4l); Kansas, in sacks, PATENTS
4l5as co. stIaghts s.50aS.7s; clears. i55aSl9.
RYE FLoUE-Fim; supplies moderate; 4I5a5 ..
CORN MEAL-StTCng: SIMPLY light. kiin-dricd'
fer expert. asSafl5 coarse msal lj-al-s5.
HAY-Weaker; dull; receipts l.5ie tons New
crup Tsimc timothy 10; No. 2 9)as5; No. 5, sVas5
STRAW-Quict: unchanged fang rye 6jas5.
BEEF-Stoady; unchangcd Family, Bsoali.e
PORK-Quiet. Mess. lSe9 family, B.5oals00
TALLoW-Steady Sales Of l05 hogsheedS city.
6is
LARD-Den; unchanged Prime Western. ss5'
city. esS refined continent. $50; South American.
l9S); reGned Brazilian. kegs. ll6o; city stesTine,
lo3s; ocostcarne nominal: Aew York. 81; Chicago.
81
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New York. SEPT. u.-CATTLE- Receipts, 500
An others lower medium and common, l0al5c on
bulls steady; COWS. 15a25c lover; few cars unsoid
Choice dry-fed, As5; cows L25a3SO
CALVES-Re 2.4sO. Good veals firm: other,
steady. Grassers and Westerns slow, but steady
few lots Of gassers unsold. Veals unchanged
GrasseTs 25Oa395; fed calves, S5Oa4OO Westerns
50a275: dressed calves steady TO firm; clty-dressed
veals sai4 per pound; country-d dressed, 7al2
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 7.400 Sheer
steady Good lambs trife firm; Others slow; prims
and choice would sell strong If here. Sheep. S5Ol
$50; cuils L5oa300; lambs. 265as.75; no primo
offered: eulls. A75a550
H0GS-ReceiDts s053 head Market barely steady.
State and Pennsylvania hogs esla7l5.
Chicago. Sept u.--CATTLE-Receipts 1900. esti.
mated for Thursday 70o Market lOc higher.
Stockers and feeders 275a5Oo; COWS and hefers 2sl
a5.40; Gamers, l65a250; Texans. SIS Westerns 4ll
ass
HOGS-Receipts. 1900; estimated for Thursday.
D.00. Market strong to shade higher. Light elsa
6S0 roughs. 550a570; mixed, 575s6.52k; heavy, 5sl
a6 .; pigs, SO.
sHEEP-Receipts 3O,OG0; estimated for Thursday.
1000 Market steady 70 strong. Native sheep 300a
so; Western sheep 225a5.75; lambs, 475; Western
lambs 500a7.7o.
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DAILY COURT RECORD


Mount Plcasant-Same 70 same. lot 81 SO.
PadswlrJh-Harry Wariman 10 George ". and Mar
garCt Y. Hurlcbaus lot i. square 2s25. SO.
South Carolina avenue between Ninth and Tenth
STREETS Walter +. Collins e ux TO John $
Byers. i0t %. square si5. SO
No. 2I4 ThiTy-ffth street nCrthwest-Wi,liam p
NCm0ylcdo Eim0re N. and Laura L. BuTdette.
parl lot -. square east Of lz35. SO.
PARK Nicw-Asidlaugh & Shannoa Inc. 20 Warren
A. and Clara A. Ross. lot S. square 856, SO
Same 20 George " Sunderland. LOT s.. square
3)G. SO Same 10 Olive A. Bell lot s.. square
S36. SO Same 70 Nellie A. Schulze. lot e
square $50, SO
Long Mcadows-Heurietta J. Rupert TO Lemuel Il.
Trippctt. trustee. lot !. $40
Park Nicw-Aliddaugh & shannon. Inc, 70 Mar
garct ". Temrleton iot s. square S136, SO
same 10 Virginia II. Postles, lot s., square
3cG. SIC.
PaIk Niew-Georse ". Sunderland ct ux. to Wilson
T. Ksnrsr lot e. sqaare s04. SO
South Carolina avenue southeast, between Ninth and
Tenth stracts-Waltcr +. Collins et az. 70 Al
fred and Theresa 3. Ghchetti. lot g. square
e6 SIC
Nos. lell and lol5 North Capitol street northeast
Daniel j. Ready et 10 Ella B. McCarJEy
lots 81. and 39. square GO. SO
No. 1913 North Capitol street noTthesst-Daniel J.
Ready q ux TO Helen Partridge lot 81 square
Ga, 80
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COMMENT ON MARKET.

G. Bowie Chipman. of Z. r. Chapman
& Co.-'The feature of to-days market
was the pressure on the copper group.
and had it not been for this the general
average Of closing prices would have told
a different tale Whether this selling in
Amalgamated, Anaconda, Shelters, and.
in a lesser degree. the steels. was caused
by a policy Of scrutiny and discrimination
On the part Of banks as 10 ildustTials in
loans; whether It was due to the further
unsettlement Of the copper metal market,
or whether It was urgent liquidation Of
long acco0nts remains to be seen. The
scattering Of irresponsible rumors as to
the standing Of more than one house and
the absolute disregard with which names
were used helped the uneasy feeling. This
ives intensified by the hitch in ennOunc-
ing the allotments Of the city bond sale
owing 10 the question Of the responsibility
Of one Of the bidders. The leading rail-
road stocks are making every effort to
rally, and in this they are being much
helped by the proper interests"
E. W. Crew, OF Henry Clews & Co.
The city bond sale. the government crop
report, and the Pennsylvania passenger
rate decision. all important factors, are
dwarfed at present by the copper metal
situation. The cutting of the Calumet and
Hecla dividend and the probability of a
further drop In metal quotations before
the consumers will make longtime con-
tracts have naturally created an impress
sion that many Of the copper-producing
III
listing dividends. Until this ceases to be a
disturbing factor, it Is hardly TO be ex-
pected there can be any continued rise in
prices. The character of the selling yes
terday and to-day was not of the sub
stantial sort, many of the transactions
being for professional account, hence an
overextended short interest can bring
about rallies at any time; even now It is
fairly large"
George L. Edmunds. of A. o. Brown &
Co.-"Except for the weakness Of copper
stocks. with particular reference to Anal
gamated and Anaconda, the general list
showed strength to-day. Copper has now
discounted at least a per cent cut IN its
dividend rate, and were It only a s per
cent stock. would be cheap al current
prices. L am inclined to the opinion that
the market has seen its low prices, and
with the slightest indication OF improve
ment in the metal markets the whole list
should sell at a ten-point advance from
the low figures Of yesterday and to-day"
Benjamin Woodruff, OF Post & Flagg-
''The market to-day showed resistance to
bear attack. In saying this exclude the
copper stocks, which were exceptionally
weak because of the present demoralized
condition Of the copper trade. The bear
party have been very active and aggres-
sive, bat have, I believe, made little head
way in dislodging actual long stock.
Money has been in more plentiful supply.
especially en- time, as a number Of large
bidders for the New York City bonds.
who were unsuccessful, have leaned their
money out on time. Taken altogether.
although the day was not one Of advanc-
ing prices. it was by no means devoid Of
encouragement
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.
JUSTICE GOULD.


In re Emanuel SPEECH adoption authorized. Pc
titioners solicitor Eugene A. Jones.
In n lEnacy q William Z. Morrow; guardian ad
litem appointed.
Daly vs. sullivan et al; guardian ad htem ap-
pcinted. Comulaiuant's solicitors. Baker. Sheehy &
Hogan
Cunningham vs. Cunningham: order 70 pay ali
mCuy. C0mplainau;s solicitor e. T. Emig: de-
feudants solicitor Campbell Carrirgton
IN ne Charles Henry Mattingiy order authorizing
change u name. Complainant solicitor. A. $.
Taylor.
Arnbrecht vs.. Armbrecht: testimony ordered taken
before Margaret VI. Murray. examiner Complain
ants solicitor. Campbell Cauiugion defendants
sUlicitsr + J. Ryan.
New York Steam Fitting Company IS. Miller; real
estate released from operation of liens Complain
ants solicitor e. r. Wilson
In r. ". Z. SDcir Company. decree appointing
Philip Walker receiver; bond, Si000 Petitioners
solicitor Philip Walker
Holmes Holmes order discharging rule and
granting leave % complainant 20 smeDd bill Com
piainant's solicitors. ". Gvynn Gardiner and F. y.
HopeBell; defendants solicitors. Wolf Rosenberg
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
tPriccs quoted are wholesale,

tfIlcHB QlO4eQ are NuOieS8ie.l
BUTTER-Demand moderate and market steady
Creamery, fancy, 2sa29i Western frsts, q seconds
2ia25; process fancy. 2ia5; dairy. choice. lsaD:
gcod. 70; store packed, fresh, Isal9.
CHEESE-New York State, factory, large ia
i5's do. small, liaizi summer large. HAS; West
ern factory. new. choice. HzaI5; do. fair 10 good
Il; Virginia. To-
EGGS-ReceiDts moderate; demand active Near
BY fresh Virginia "a West Virginia and Southwest
Virginia .: Tennessee. 3; North Carolina, p
LIVE POULTRY-Receipts liberal; market arr
Spring chickens, Has; do, small. Il; hens. Il;
ROSTERS, z; ducks, large, llal2, do, small. sac:
geese Gas; turkeys toms. per h., Y; do, hens. Is:
do, thin, 10; keats. 10
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Receipts light: market
firm Turkeys. hens. undrawn. per h.. I6: do
aTenge. undIawn. l5al5; do. thin To- old toms. B;
chickens large, Lais; hens, choice. Is; ROSTERS
9; ducks, old, 9alO; spring, 15ali; geese, sail.
DRESSED MEATS - Calves. full dressed. 9Oa:
heads on. s.00asoQ; hog-dressed calves 500; hams
country. sugarcured. l4al6
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per barrel home rrown
/ 25al.59; sweet potatoes 275a30O; yams, 2OOa2 30
cabbage per harrel. 50; cucImbers. North Carolina
/ OOal.5O; lettuce home grown. barrel, Local 30
onions. Maryland ana Virginia, per bushel. 75a9O
do, Maryland and Virginia, per barrel, 25Oa2 q :
string beans. green, DIT basket, l00alE; beets
bunch Sa4 cantGloupes. aoal0
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. loose packed. LOCAL. 90:
peaches. per box L75a2O0; do. common. 75slOO
SUNDRIES-B -Beeswax. 90; talloW, 5a51k; honey
white clover. lib. new. Is: do. do 2-lb new. 10
aI2; ginseng per h.. 6.O0ae.50; seneca, per H. 20.
golden seal, s0a pink, l2al4; mandrake, 2aS; snake
root, 35.
GRAIN-Wheat choice. Scas2: do. fair 90 good
75a7s do ordinary 70as2: rye 60a65: corn shelIed
white. 62a6i do. yellow, 62a64 do, ear, 525a35o:
oats, Western. white. No. 2 5la62; do. mixed 5gas0
HAY AND STRAW-Timothy, choice. 2.OOa2l co.
do, No J. I9o0a2o.O0; do, No. 2, TO0als.OO; mixed
hay, ls00aleO0; clover, ls.OOalz5O straw, rye Der
bundle. ILN do, do, machine thrashed, eSOaS 75.
do. wheat, $50.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wooi market steady: hide,
generally dull. Wool washed free Of burs, per ID
g: do. unwashed. free Of burs. IS do, blrry. 25
Hides, green per h., 9; do, dry BALI sheepskins
green each, s0aI.OO; do, dry, each. 2aa. Caifskins
Rreen, each. LIS.
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been in attendance at the fair this week
IN connection with his duties.
Dorsey FOuItz Heard From.
Among the bidders for the issue Of the
municipal bonds in New York, published
yesterday in the papers of that city, ap-
pears the name OF Dorsey Foultz, who re-
quested an allotment Of $4,000 worth of
the bonds. It is respectfully suggested
that this may serve the local police as a
clew to the Whereabouts Of a former
resident of the District Of ColUmbia, who
departed several years ago and has not
been heard Of since. A careful examina-
tioa Of thc list fails 70 disclose the name
Of either Arthur Kemp or z. H Potts
among the bidders.
Secretary Wilson has given the snap
away so to speak, and has inadver-
tently torn the veil from the operations
of Wall street by saying that the brokers
Of the East have gone into the West 10
borrow moHey at high rates Of interest
for purposes Of speculation. Moreover.
the farmer Secretary gives some convincz
ing facts IN the way of printed documents
and figures from bank books TO support
his contention. This is nothing short of a
practical confession that Wall street has
ceased 10 be the power in the financial
world. that innocent persons have sup
posed. Instead OF the street being drained
Of its resources to move the products of
the West 70 market, the fact is disclosed
that the tide Of money has been reversed
aud IS flowing into Wall street to help IL
keep up its end in the flnslIsc'Sl salvation
Of the republic
Perhaps the most striking feature OF the
situation is that Wall street is borrowing
directly from Western farmers through
the medium Of the country banks.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12

aIN1 III r Gtllllt-
Estate Of Paulina Rooca; viii dated September q
1905, fled admitted 20 probate and letters tesla
mentary granted 20 John B. Rocca; bond, 500. At
t0ney ". W Stewart
Estate Of Harriet r. White: letters Of adminisra-
ten granted q Edwin c. Dutton; bond SO0 At
t0rney, T. c. DuttCn
Estate Of David Burns; letters Of administration
granted 10 John Burns; bond, Sl00 Attorney. Lem
uel 3. Fugitt
Estate Of Willis Z. Norris: petition for letters Of
administration filed Attorney, N. 7. Kesne
In Te Abraham stern Ct Al. order appointing Helen
Peyssr.
Estate OF Martin Cannon petition for probate Of
viii filed Attorney, J. J. Neligan-
Estate Of Emily J. Tuesdale; VIII admitted 70
probate and letters testameutary granted 10 William
*. Quintey; bond, 1000. Attorney. ". X. QuinteT
Estate Of Anna NJ Kelly; letters Of administration
granted 20 Ella G. MeCristal; bond S.0o, Attor-
ney, Charles q. Mcdonald
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12
NEW YORK MuNEY.

New York, Sept u-3Foney on call az the stock
exchange to-day opened at per cent: highest. "a
lowest, ?; closing. 3. Most Of the loans were az
per cent Time money continued quiet, with mod
srate amounts offered. Rates: 5a5l5 per cent for
thirty to sixty days 50 for ninety days and for
Tour. five, and six months
Mercantile paper was sold in only limited guam
titles. because Of the continued lack Of demand
Rates: 674a7 per cent for four 20 six months bills
receivable and prime single names. and and up
For others.
The sterling market continued weak to-day de-
mand rates declining s. points TO ASS. on heavy
Offering Of bills. There was a lO-p0int rally in the
afternoon Rates for actual business: Sixty DAYS
Ass5eAS2; demand 4S555aA $3.50; cables 4S620als s625
Commercial bills were 4siifa4S2h
The supply Of grain and city moderate
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Equity Suits.

No. 295-In ne " E. SpeiF Company; to ap-
point ancillary receiver. Petitioners solicitor
Philip Walker.
Nc. 27S4e BeUlah d. Foulke ct a. rs heirs OF
Jonathan Cridde; to remove cloud from title. Com
plainsnts solicitors, Wilson & parksdale.
No E5i7. Mary Key Won Ringharz rs Philip
Key Rely ct al. 10 sell real estate. Attorney,
Leigh Robinson.
Ne. HSiS. The Philadelphia Company vs.. William
II. Taft. Secretary Of War; injunction. Complain
ants solicitors. Morgan II. Beach ard AIarbury *
Gosnell.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Sept n.-sUGAR-The Lordon market
for beet sugar was steady, with Septsmbr TN
changed at los, and October I'd higher at es 1l5kd
The local raw sugar market was nominally steady
and unchanged. with centrifugal IS test quoted at
39i; Jseoyado 50 test 3l2; molasses sugar, 50 test
SOS
NAVAL STORES-spirits turpentine was about
l cent gallon lower. with 8 asked for machine
made barrels. Ros.n mas dull, but not Materially
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12
DEATH RECORD.

Arthur Winter. "a lst St sw., IS years.
Joseph F. Mitchell. i765 81 NV. IS years.
Eleanor c. English, Casualty Hospital. IS years.
Lottis McHale So ST. NV . years.
Charles A. D. Woltz ll15 y J. ave. nv. 81 yearS
Charles 3. Cornwall so 9Th 81. sw., IS years.
Pearl Harman, 9ls NJ st. NV. "a years.
William Leroy Resfdon 6l2 I'd ST NV. months.
Infant Of John and Jane Smith. Washington Asys
um, Is days.
COLORED.
Elizabeth Williams 1924 2Iss St NV. g years
Della Williams, 1924 10th st. nw, years
Mary Byers. lo1l St l year
John A. Rollins. 1862 K St NV, 81 years
Arthur n. BeTeriey 92 Delaney court sw.. Il days.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12

JUSTICE GOULD
In Re extension q Eleventh street. time to file and
settle 5u q exceptions and 90 fls transcript ex-
tended.
In re condemnation of land FOR right-uf-Way FOR
extension Of Arizona sewers order Of citation
and publication.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt.. 5.5Oa575; butcher. 40
as 70; common, 251a300.
H0Gs-Per cwt-. gross. s75azOO: ordinary, sOOa
$50.
SHEEP-Ciipped, 35Oa400; common, 250a3W.
LAAlBS-SpFing, choice 7a71z; medium 61kaT
CALVES-Prime. per h., 6: medium, 7a3ih; gras,
Gaqk
COws-Prime. fresh. each. 4OOOa5OOO; common.
%: old and Dry. s.oOal00a
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12

JUSTICE GOULD
Pelz IS % 'Audigue; commission ordered 70 issle
Complainant 5 solicitors, Tucker q Kenyon
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Western Unions decision to withhold
publication of the quarterly statement OF
earnings was not liked in the street. For
years the company's reports have shown
only narrow margin Of surplus earn
ings after payment of the dividends and
the bears argued that instead OF a mar
gin Of safety IL the current quarter there
might be a shortage that would raise
doubts as to the permanenCy Of the pres
ent per cent rate.
Three stocks-Amalgamated Copper.
Reading, and Union Pacfc-furnished
about three-hfths OF the days business,
and the last two scored substantial ad-
vances, while the first-named suffered
heavy decline.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

saIcs-Eegular call. p O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway and Electric IS, 5000 at is'4.
Capital Traction. 2 at ls3
Weshmytoa Railway and Electric con-. % at 5o.
Washington Railway and Electric Iad. 10 at 'ai2.
Lanston, % al IFS.
Greene Cananca. 10 At lOas ! at los.
Mitchell Mining 20 at . tbuyer go. 20 at Ia
100 az l7s 10 az .
Riggs Ere Insurance. 100 az s.
After call-Mitchcn Mining ST .
Washington Railway ard Electric IS. 5000 az 80
The following are the closing quotations On yester-
days stock exchange
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY A. o Brown & Co. mem
bers Of the New York steck Exchange. Munsey
Building
Sales to noon 2SO,3 shares
Total sales. ............5 5S7 800 shares
Call money. IL, 516; low, ,; close, 31e
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No. 1876. John A. LaHkford vs., Sarah W. Wad
dell; certiorari. Defendants attorney. W. n. OF
fey
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Strangers In Washington viii find de-
sirable rooming and boarding houses ad-
vertised In The Herald.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12

If you have any furnished rooms to
rent, want ad- in The Herald VIII bring
you good tenant.
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'Phonc Main $500 When You Return.
Subscribers returning from their sum
meT home who desire TO have their paper
sent to their city address will please
phone Main $500.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished BY F. K Chapman Z
Co, members New York stock Exchange &. Bowie
Chipman, manugc.. l50l street northwest.
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MINING STOCKS.

Ouotations are furnished BY Irving Il Harrington
& Co. members Of the New York Produce E1-
change. Frank c. Kingsland, manager, S09-ll Bend
Building.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished BY 6. K CHAIRMAN 4
Co, members New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie
Chipman. manager. 1901 street northwest
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RanLrnntcv Cnurt.


JUSTICE GOULD.
In re Elizabeth MaureT, order for discharge
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

sells cents per share.
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been in attendance al the fair this week
IN connection with his duties.
Dorsey FOuItz Heard From.