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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Piains-Harry Ward
man TO Carl z and Anna Gundlach, lot l5i,
block l6. So
Columbia HCights-Chariss F. Beniamin, trustee, 70
John Cook, trustee fer Perpetual Building As
scciltion. Dot Il. square 2Sis. 500
Gar3eld-Leitha Lyles 70 Maggie Hebron lot To-
SIC
Thirteenth street southeast. between ard I
strectc-cecrge G. Pumrhrev % ux 20 Clarence
l. Gessford lots s; to a5. square ioi5 go. Clar-
encc I. Gessford e. ux conve-s same property
to George C. Pumphrsy and George y. Palmer
SO
Eleventh street northwest between aud streets
Isabella g. King 20 William A. Bowie, parts
original lots / and g square 3oi SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Flains-Harry Ward
man to Bertha o. Carrie B.. and Raphael
Sherry. Iot ISI. block IS. SO
Third street southwest between and streets
Michael ". SsmelsboTger % Michael J. Wheian,
part original lC- a. square SO. $40.
Addition 30 Le Droit Park-Harry Nariman 70
Edwin L. H0vcs and Grace La Forest Howes.
lrt 2. sluarc S. $40
Columbia Heirbts-Levis E. Breunuger ct ux 10
Mary f. M2ran, lot 10 block ., $40.
Connecticut Avenue Hcights-James g. Hill ct uy
90 Monroe Hopkins. lot 70, square . SO. Frank
2. Reeside RI ux. 10 same lot p, block ?. SO
No e7 Tren'v-sec0nd street uoTthvest-Carrie J.
Proctor q vir Jesse W. 20 Robert C. Cumbe--
land. lCt g. square 50 so.
Wyoming Terace-Wadd5 b Wood FL uz. 70 Frank
r. Zahm. lot l6i. SO
No iAos Twenty-frst street n0rthw5st-Frank B.
Zahm et uz. to Waddy p. Wood. lot IS. square
6 SO
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ISLE OF MAN RACES.
Tourist Trophy Contest VIII Have
Twenty-three Starters.

London. May ga large portion Of
the automobile world will flock to the
Isle of Man this week for the races.
which are the great event Of the year
among British automobilists.
There will be four contests-an In
ternational tourist trophy race, an in
ternatlonal heavy touring car race. an
autocycle tourist trophy race. and a
graphic trophy race. The autocycle
race will take place on Tuesday. while
Thursday is set aside for the two big
events, and the graphic trophy will be
contested for on Friday.
The autOCyCle race will be over a
course from Peel to BaIlacraim ard
KirkmiChael and back, which will be
covered eleven times, making 176 miles.
There are twenty-siX entries for the
international tourist trophy race. and
twenty-three cars will contest. Only
nine cars are now entered for the
heavy touring car trophy.
Most Of the entries are Of English
ears. though for the tourist trophy
there will be two Darracqs, two Rer-
liets. Metallurgique, and a Clement
In the heavy car race there will be one
Berliet and one Aries.
Tourist cars viii cover 241 miles and
heavy cars PSI. The graphic trophy is
for the car fully equipped covering a
four mile course in the shortest time
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ROAST MR. JACK 0'BRIEN.
Career of Crack Boxer Has Ended
In q Disgrace.

Philadelphia. May 26-Jack OBrien
is out I'm a signed article in which he
admits that the greater part of his
fights were fakes. He gives details
and names. and takes away for all time
any chance Of restoring his standing
in his home tosn.
All sporting men regret that to some
extent they aided OBrien to build up
his reputation. As a Philadelphia prod
uct and "A man whose courteous hab-
It's, fondness for his family. and ap-
parent loyalty to his friends indicated
boxer who would be a credit 10 the
ring, 1t was the pleasure Of many to
give him all possible aid in the fur
therance OF his Often-expressed ambi-
ron to bring a championship 10 the
Quaker City.
But IN the future this kindness to a
thoroughly discredited and undeserv-
ing faker will never be repeated. When
OBrien'S dOings. provided any club will
ever let him fight again bring him into
notice. the fraternity will be quick 10
recall his crooked career and warn all
good sportsmen Of the danger of bet
ting on any fight IN which he is a prin-
cipal.
Nothing can excuse OBrien. nothing
can restore him TO the place he held
In the future when he walks the streets
Of his own city. where formerly hun
dreds Of men felt il a compliment 20
be noticed by him, O'Brien must face
the contempt of men who thought him
honest. and risked their money On him
Nor Is IL the betting men alone whose
sentiments have turned. That large
percentage of tho public that deteets
the trickster ready TO make money by
crooked tactics will ever reprobate
this ten years Of crooked deals from
which the O'Brien fortune has been
amassnd.
O'Brien's career as a fighter has end
"a i'm shame lie has made money, but
he has lost everything else that decent
men hold dear.
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STAMPEDE TO WHISKY SALE.
Liquor sixteen Years Old Distances
Rembrandt Auction.

Pittsburg. May 26-It is not very often
that sixteen-year-old whisky can be
bought anywhere. but ten barrels. each
holding forty-fve gallons, were offered
for sale here this week. and there was
more excitement about it than If ii had
been sale OF Rembrandt pictures.
Brokers came here from Cincinnati
Louisville. Philadelphia. New York and
other cities, their pockets bulsing with
money. to get the prize
The whisky was distilled in 1891 and
was Immediately placed in the G. W.
Jones free warehouse. under the name Of
Job Jones. II remained there for three
years. and nobody came around TO pay
the government tax on it. Then the Fay
cite County courts took possession Of the
whisky
After almost an hour Of bidding, the
whisky was sold % a PittsbUrg broker
who secured the ten barrels for $500
Figured down 20 drinks. the ten barrels
contain about 16C0 fair-sized drinks.
Thus. the successful bidder paid 2Sis cents
per drink for the whisky
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DEEDS OF Trust,

Square 54-llichael J. Whelau q TX 70 Edmond
Fitzgemld and John J. Feean 70 secure Enter
prise Serial Building Association Si.o0D. lot g.
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant PlsiBs-Carl Z. Gund-
ZACH et TX. to 5 Percy Thompson and B.
Francis Saul. tc secure Harry wardman. S75O.
monthly payments, Per cent, lot l3s, block l6
Columbia Heights-Lewis Z. Bre1nlnger e Tx. 20
r. Francis Saul and James f. Shea. 70 secure
Home Savings Bank $500 years 5 peT cent,
scmiannually lot Z. block q. Same 70 same,
20 secure same, 5000. 3 years, per cent. ssmi-
annually lot 7s block q.
Square 35l-Charles T. POsey Ct TX 70 Richard
A. Ford and Walter g. Davis 20 secure Coum-
bis Permanent Building Association, 800. lot Is
Square 362-Lachariah 5. BuckCr ct uX. 10 Charles
+. BENJAMIN and Roger T. Mitchell, % secure
Perpetual Building Association. 5000. lot y.
Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Bertha o..
Carrie b., and Raphael Sherry % 5. Percy
Thompson and B Francis Saul, % secure Harry
Wariman, S625 monthly payments. per cent.
lot 49, block Is
Square 6s-JOhn 4 Hughes et uT- TO John X. Lar.
ner and John A. Hamilton. % secure Wash
ingtcn Loan and Trust COMPANY 5000 years,
per cent, semi-annually. lot 55.
Square ss7-Walter e. Scott ct TX 10 BENJAMIN +.
Leighton and Albert F. Fox. 20 secure Clarenea
Corson. cashier $500, / 10 q months, per cent,
lot 79.
Square Z3a-National Automobile Company to John
T. Arms and Samuel A. DuIry, 70 secure James
-. NltitSlls e-utlt. ltdln. az iTA NNttt 1ctlt-
annually. lot g Same 70 Washington Loan and
Trust Company. to secure Henry d. Mirick,
$500 10 IS months. per cent same property.
Addition 70 lie Droit Park-EdWin L. Howes e. ux
to Walter f. Hilton and 5. Percy Thompson. .
secure Harry Wardman, $3.50 monthly pay
ments. per cent. lot 2. square %.
Connecticut Avenue Heights-N. Monroe Hopkins ct
ux. to John p. Larner and John A. Hamilton. 70
secure Frank T. Reside ST. o0o 3 and years
per cent. scmi-anuually. lot p. block 2
Square l79-Ada z. Kerner et vir, Henry TO Harry
L. Rust and Walter II. Acker. to secure Isaac
b. Jones' 400o 5 years. 5 per cent semi.an-
nusly, lot Y.
Columbia Heights 80 Mary F. Moran to Emanuel
Spech and George C. Esher. to secure Lewis f.
Breuninger. sl000, ] 10 % months, 6 per cent
semi-Rnnuslly lot 10 block o.
Connecticut Avenue Heights-N. Monroe Hopkins ct
ux. TO Walter d. Davidge and J. r. Winner %
secure James g. Hill. $500. years. 5 per cent
semi-annualy. lot ~ block 3
Square 9-RoheTt C. Cumberland et ux. 70 Thomas
z. Woodward and William H. Linkins. TO secure
Nsttis n. Kglb, i2,sge. years. Der cent lot =
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SEEK LIQUOR LICENSES.
Asbury Park Hotels Expect to Sc
cure Permits I'm June

Asbury Park. y. j.. May 26.-Four
additional hotels in Asbury Park have
locked horns with the temperance folk
and viii apply for liquor licenses at
the June meeting Of the excise board
The houses are the Coleman. the
Brunswick, Sunset Hall. and Marlboro
No opposition to the applications is
expected in the board About twenty
other applications are deferred until
the July meeting.
The injunction suit in the Court Of
Chancerv against the Blys. who took
out license for the Plaza Hotel. Will
be heard next Tuesday before Vice
/ Chancellor Bergen. at Trenton
Il will be urged for the hotel keepers
/ that ffty-odd lots were sold by James
Bradley in 1872 without the liquor re-
strictions, and that If there was any
prohibition plan for Asbury Park. no
steps were taken 10 carry u out until
1874, two years after these deeds were
passed.
Attorney General Robert McCarter
viii be chief counsel for the hotel
keepers. The vice chancellor Il is ex-
/ pected, viii render an early decision.
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wesleyan Football Schedule.

Middletown. Conn. May 26.-The
complete schedule of the Wesleyan
University football team has been an
nounced. as follows:
September IS. Middlebury at Middle
town; October 2. Yale at New Haven;
October 9, Princeton at Princeton; Oc-
tober Il, Vermont at Middletown; Oc-
tOber 10, Tufts at Middletown: October
%. Trinity ut Hartford: November .
Springfield Training School at Middle
town, November 2. Williams at Middle
town; November ls, Colgate at Utica.
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WAGNER MAKES FOUR HITS.
Pittsburg Has an Easy Time Down
ing the Cardinal Players.

St Louis, May 26-Fred Clarke and
Pittsburg won d lopsided victory from
the Cardinals here this afternoon. the
final score being II 10 .. Wagner won
the game for his team, scoring two and
batting IN three runs. He made four hits
one going for a homer Attendance.
5000 Score:
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Chinese ReheIs Rnrinr Arms

Shanghai, May 26.-Chinese secret socie-
ties have lately been making large pur-
ehases OF arms and ammunition. Quanti-
ties Of the contrshand weapons have been
seized at different places. they mostly
coming from Germany. Austria. and
Japan. The board Of foreign affairs has
instructed the Chinese Ministers 10 Great
Britain and the United States 10 keep a
sharp lookout to prevent the shipment OF
arms % China.
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Frick Denies Aiding Art.

New York. May 26.-H c. Frick,
when seen to-day. said that the report
that he is 10 give a S5,00oooo Academy
Of Fine Arts to Pittsburg is not true.
He said that he had acquired the prop
crty opposite the Carnegie Institute
long ago. and that so far as he knew
Mr.. Carnegie never desired it, The use
10 which he IS TO devote the property
he said. was his private affair. He is
not 20 give an art academy 10 Pitts
burg
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Lynchburg at Norfolk.
Roanoke at Portsmouth.
Richmond nj DanviIIe
sTANDING OF NJ TEAMs-
BALL GAME CALLED OFF.
Norfolk and LynChburg Teams Bow
to Public Opinion,
- b - Wlshingtnn Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, May 26.-Pubuc senti-
ment and mud combined this afternoon
TO prevent the ball game scheduled be
tween Norfolk and Bynchburg.
The field was in no condition for a
game. but it is improbable that an effort
would have been made 90 play the game
in the face of public sentiment and the
edict of Commonwealth Attorney Mar
shall. of Norfolk County. even had the
diamond been in good condition.
The prevailing sentiment in Norfolk is
against Sunday baseball and ii is i'm
probable that another effort viii be made
30 play it here.
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First base hT C-rOrs-CinciuHar. I. Left 0n bases
Cincinnati. 6: Chicago. s. First base ON balls OF
Ewing. 2; of Overall !. on Rculhach. Z Hits
made-OH Overall g. Struck ut-By Ewing.
2; by Overall 3. by Heulhch J. Thre-ba7s
hits King Twe-hase hits-Ganzrl Reulh8ch
Sheeksfd Sacrifice hits-Jotcrt 10, Mitchell ku-
GER Davis Stolen baze-Gauzei Double plays
Randall Hoffman and Tinker Ey,rs and hoffman
Hit by pitcher-By Reulbsch. l. Wild pitches Over.
90. Rculbsch Passed ball Killing UmUirc-Nlr.
Rigler. Tine a game-l hour and G miuutes. A.
trudsnce 1000
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
TRI-STAHE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
sIichigan Team Is MINED

Ann Arbor. Mich. May 26.-The track
team that Michigan viii send to the
Eastern intercollegiate viii consist Of
hut nine men. all Of whom are veterans
having won their MS" in the Western
intercollegiate last year. They are
Capt. Glrrels. hurdles and shot put;
Heath and French. broad jumpers: Ma
loney and Coe, mile run; Rowe and
Dull two milers; Ramey. half miller:
Stewart. sprinter.
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TMIEn EAIE-The !

FIFTH RACE Handicap seeplechase; about tWo
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Totals ..... snEB 5
.Batted for Dineen in ninth inning

Left on bases-St Louis. 5; Boston T. First base
on bas-Of Howell 8; off Dineen. . Struck ont
By Howell. ); by Dineen l. Home rln-Spencer.
Three-base hits-FeTris, Ungaub. Two-base hit
Niles Sacrifice hit-HemphiH. Stolen bases
Jones. 2. Double plays-Crger % Unglaub; Howell
TO Wallace TO Jones UmpiTc-MesSrs. OLaughlin
and Stafford Time Of game-l hour and 59 minutes
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villa Nova Team Successful.

Villanova. Pa, May 26.-The Villanova
College baseball team returned from its
New England trip last week. after win
ming every game played Among the
schools defeated were Andover and Holy
Cross. The latter is an old rival Of Villa
nova. but, owing to a disagreement which
occurred seven years ago. the teams have
not met during that time.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
Cincinnati, OJ Chicago, 3.
PittsburE, Ii; st. Louis, >.
TO-DAY,S GAMES
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Boston Mt New York.
brooklyn at philadelphia.
Pittsburg at st. Louis.
STANDING oF TIE TEAMS.

Cincinnati May 26.-The Cub pitch
ers were unsteady, and the Reds hit
them when the hits did the most dam
age and scored runaway victory.
Overall was knocked out OF the box ia
the third Score:
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WHITE SOX ROMP HOME.
Grifiith's HIGhIanders Are NnssHcred
by the Worlds Champions.

Chicago, May ga tremendous
downpour of rain ended to-day's bout
between the Sox and Highlanders in
the fifth inning. 1t was just as well.
for hideous massacre was going on
ana 1t was cruelty to Grifith's men to
prolong the agony. Score.
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Largest Morning Circulation.

Ali advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a circula-
ton in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the Cap
ital. Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-27

sINTH HACE-HHdlap. one and oHeeighth
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Woodbine.

'Aupr5ntice allowance claimed. fCoTigan entry
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NATIONALS AT HOME
Open with Philadelphia Ath-
leticS This Afternoon.
CANTILL0N NOT DISCOURAGED

Washington Made Better Showing
Than Any Other Eastern Club ON
Western Trip, and Manager Ex-
poets Successful Stretch of Games
on Home Diamond-Case of SchIafIy.
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One and one-siXteenth miles
500 added; selling, fer three
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fHst base hy eTTors- -Chlcago. I. left on bases
Chicago. 2; New York l. First base on balls-Of
Walsh, 2 of Griffith. l. Hits madc-Of Orth in
three and one-halt innings Stuck 0ut-By Walsh.
l; by Orth, l. Two-ba-e hits-Isben DOurhertv.
Walsh Sacrifice hits-Hahn Jones Stolen bases
Jones' Davis ~. Dougherty H.t BY pitcher-By
Orth, l. Wild pitches-Walsh. 2; Orth. ! I'm
pires-Messrs. Hurst and sheridan. Time Of game
IS minutes. Attendance 1900
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sc. 494s7. Thomas R. Riley Is. Eugene A. Atchi-
som account. S1l8. Plaintiffs attorneys. Z. A.
Jones and J. A. Hicks.
20. .9i8. Sarah II. PritChard vs.. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. Washington Terminal Com.
pany, and District Of Columbia; damages, $1,000
Plaintiffs attorney, Wilton J, LsmbsgG,
The Washington herald., 1907-05-27
CUBS LOSE TO REDS
Overall Knocked Out Of the
Box at Cincinnati.
REULBACH ALSO IS UNSTEADY

Bases on Balls. Two Wild Pitches,
and Passed Ball by Killing Aid
Ohio Team 20 Score Runs-CrOwd
of Ten Thousand Sees the Home
Nine Defeat the Champions.
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HOWELL'S PITCHING WINS.
support Is Poor, Yet Boston Is De-
feRtcd by ~. Louis.

St Louis, May 26.-To Harry How
ellis work to-day was mainly due the
St Louis teams victory over Boston.
Howell pitched in fine form, but his
support was no good. Score:
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Equity Court No. :
Circuit Court No. L.
JUSTICE WRIGHT

Assignments for to-day;
No. 6I CouEsr vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Compauv Attorneys L. J. Naturalization Col
bert & Hamilton
No. 6li's. Grant Is KaUiCk. Attorney. +. "
MrRcyn0lds-Nlillan & Smith.
So sls Laer vs. Prudential Insurance Company.
ATTORNEYS. A. =. & J. p. Taylol-BerTy & Minor.
40 6I5 Slater SIS. T7ylCr. Attorneys. L. \. Bal
Iey-A :. & !. L. TAYLOR
No so Dorsey vs. Elm0re Attorneys, Ambrose
x NsriIlst-Burev x Woodsrd.
No tn Pope IS southern Railway Company.
Atorueys. e. l. Simms and 2. H. Msrshall-George
No. ISL. jackson vs. BUrgdorf Attorneys, Wolf
& RC=enbc-E-J. J. Darlington
40. 577- H0ldcman rs Chesapeake ard Ohio Rail
way Coup7rv. Attorneys. =. s. Msloney and L. II.
David-H8milton. Colbert & Hamilton.
Ne ~ Hurst vs. Miller. Attorneys Edwin For
rest Brandeuhur1 s. BBndeuhrrg.
No 81 Palmer vs.. Palmer. Attoneys-S. c,
PeeIle-Bfncy & Woodard.
No. 6]7. Parsons vs.. Redmond Attorneys Tucker
& Kenyon-R c. Donaldson.
No $50 Turun vs. Philadelphia Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company. Attorneys. J. ".
Bhckbum. ir and +. II. Thomas-Nlchenney d
Flanuery,
No 64 Bradshaw Us. District of Columbia. At
torneys. J. J. Darlington and W. G. SUlliyap-E II.
Thomas.
No 5g5. Karr vs. GoldeuberE. Attorneys Caring
ton & Darlington ard HAYDEN Johnson-Wol & Ro-
=ruherr
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Nsmphis-Nemphis 4; Nashville. 8 ten in-
ninEsl
At New 0TleaHs-Nsw Orleans 2; Little Rock, 2
tsiXteen innings. d7rbuss-l
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Saturday, May %, 19OTJ
Equity Court No. 1.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Bslizk rs Beligs, testimony ordered taken before
Margaret ". Murray. examiner. and John ". Da-
yidgs. attorney 20 defend. Ccmr.1inauts solicitors.
Campbell Darlington and $. T. TIuitt.
No assignment for to-day.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Assignment for to-day:
No IA Robinson vs.. Robinson. Atiorueys, Nc
Neil McNeill-George &. Aukam-
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MINOR LEAGUES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AZ nncspolis-N;uue1polis. s. Kansas City. ).
At Louisville Louisville S. Toledo. o
At 81. Paul-Niluaukee. 2. ST. Paul l.
At C0lUmhus- Columbus {. indianapolis. 3
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Criminal Court No. I.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Assignment for to-day:
-nited States vs. Matthew z. Roche.
Criminal Court No. 2.
FT~CrT.TT u nAnNAnn

Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Assignments for to-day:
No a6 Peu IS Mckay. Attorneys. H. f. Dn-
is-Worthington, Heald & Frailey and Birncy &
Wo0dsrd
No l5. westcott vs. Benet Attorneys Blair 4
Thom-J j. Hamilton.
No 1856 Kimmel vs. Matthews. Attorney, J. A.
Hicks.
No 10 Ubhof vs. Sheohy. Attorneys. HAYDEN
J0hnsCn-C. II. Syme
No s. D0nohue vs.. Heald Att0mcys W. Z.
Ambruse-B. F. Leighton.
No l15 Herzmark vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys, J. L. Temper and J.
C. Gittings-C, A. Douglas and George z. Hoover
No l6s. Strong vs.. Clark. Attorneys. MILAN &
Smith-Bralley.
No Isl. Patterson IS Gross. Attorneys Branden.
burg & Brandenburg-T ]. Mackey
No. S. Posey vs., Hall, Attorney, W. j. Lam
bert
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Probate Court.
Fuuity Suits.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of Hans Hanseni viii dated May Il. 1907
filed.
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suits.

No. Elo9. Martin Foley ct al ", Dennis Foley
partition. Complainants solicitors. Brney & Wood
ard
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Left on taees-st Louis g. Pitrsburz g. First
base balls Beeba. Q, of Karger ~ lie
field T. Hits made-Of Kargcr D.. a Wills g..
od Iicfcli. s. strlck orr -By Ka7ger. g br Willis
I, bg Liefsld Z. Home run Wagner Thr-c base hits
-Gibsln. Abbaficrbio Tvohase hits-Holly. WsE-
nor. Sscrifre ts-Kargcr Leach Gibson. Stolen
base Murray Double ulsys-KeIiv and Marshall
Marshall and Bguc Wagner. abby and Nes'cu Hr
bv pitcher By Ranger l. Wild pitches kargcr. q
Passed ts'l-Gib-on Umpre-1ir. KLEIN. Time q
came-I hour and g minutes
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
STANDING or THE TEAMS.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At DenTer-Deuver. {, Lincoln. Q
At PUCbio-Si1uy Citv, @; Pueblo. 4
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
TO-DAY'S GAMES.

Chicago, o; New York, /.
81. Louis, :; Boston, ,.
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Totals ...... 5ll III Totals ......iI
'Battcd for Willis iu third inning.
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Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

Assignment for today:
No. - Polling vs.. Capital Traction Company; on
trial Attoneys H. Il. Classic and c. Il. Syme-
r. Ross Perry & Son.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-03-01

New YORK, February 2I.-The stock
market was upSSt today by selling of
h same extensive and varied charac-
ter as that which broke prices on
Monday 10 new low levels for the
year. Yesterdays rally had given the
impression that Mondays selling was
largely for professional short account.
Today's selling had more the appear
ance Of liquidation and the market
Was in the same unsupported condi-
ton as on Monday, a fact which &C
counted largely for the material in
roads on prizes on comparatively light
selling Il was generally held thai the
developments at the interstate COM
merca commission investigation were
responsible for the TOT of the specu-
iatlor, 1t was not any immediate
item of information disclosed that
prompted the selling of securities, but
the fears of the ultimate consequence
growing out of the investigation The
recognized aim of the investigation
is To demonstrate the d~esirability or
necessity Of more stringent control
over railroad companies by the gov
eminent, especially in the matter OF
issues OF capital and purchase Of
stocks in other properties, on account
OF the bearing on the freight rate
charges which these matters have. Ii
is believed that sc far as the impress
sion on the public mind is concerned,
the Inquiry will have the effect of
Strengthening the contention Of the
government substantially and of
furthering the efforts to secure legis-
latiOn to cur these aims. The news
of the passage by the senate Of the
Aldrich currency Measure was Of dis
appointing effect ON the market. There
was a momentary rise in the opening
dealings, but prices promptly sold off
again with a growing downward impe-
tus.
There was some extensive buying
during the final hour, which seemed
to be proft-taking by the bears. 1t
had the effect of steadying the market
but there were NO important recover
les.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales par
value 81 ,920, 5000. United States bonds
were unchanged on call. Total sales
stocks 1,287,10O shares.