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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Trinidad-Richsrd B. Ashe 10 George II. I'm
TsTich and Douglass s. 3Iaekan 70 secure
Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Building
Association $50. lots 81 and s. block To-
Moore & Bsrbour's Second Addition TO Washing
ton-AndTew J. Schwartz et to same, td
secure sane. $50. iot 81. block 6
SQUARE l2l-Margarst McAlillen 10 Walter r. WI
cox and George F. Hane. to secure Aquin@ r.
Yeakle, 8 500. years, per cent, semi-annuslly
PARTS original lots snd 7.
Square 4ss-Msrgaret " Hosiar 70 Clarence F.
Moment and BENJAMIN S. Graves. 70 secure
Edward Gnvec. S 90. 3 years. per cent. semi
annually. part original lots ! and Il.
Columbia Hsiglts-John G and Rosaline B. Hodges
to William J. Father and Charles W. Fairfaz
10 secure John NJ Jones 500, years. pei
cent ssIniannually. lot 81. block 81
Square 965-Frank T. Hopkins ct Tx. 10 William Z
Edm0nstoa and Louis R. Peak, 70 secure
ChaTles L. Marsh. 500 5 years 5 per cent,
ssmi-snnually. part original lot 8
Square 339-J0hn B0usCC0rU 70 Walter Z. Wright
and Frank Z. Hopkins to secure Clarence
Dodge, $50, 2 years, S per cent, semi-snnually
part original le; T.
ChichesttF-EdWaTd A. Arnold 70 George N. I'm
mefIcl and Douglass $ Mackai, 20 seeuTe
Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Building
Association. $50, lots s. $. and s.. block !.
Meridisn Hlll-GeorEe 7. Honesty e. al % Charles
B. and e. Chester CayWO0d. TO secure James p.
HaVes. Sl00O. years, Per cent, semi-sBnually
lgt o. block G.
Northern addition to Clasland Pa1k-C Willard
Haycs ct ur to Simon Wolf and Myer Cohen
10 secure Victor e. ADLER, si,5o9. years. 81 per
cent. semiaunually. part
Squara 6l5-AbTaham J. Niinkins ct TX. 70 Norman
l. SsnsbuEy srd Monroe H. Cafee, 20 secure
Doris L. Hager a.S0. years. per cent,
ssmi-annusly. LOT E3
Argyie Park-Edwsrd f. Clement ct ux. 70 Herbert
s. Gin and Edward 7. Colladsy. 20 secure
shelton T. Cameron. ST0 I. 2 and years.
rer cent semi-annusly, lot !, square Z707, and
lot O. sqGare 853
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-EzTa Gould
90 T. r. and James T. H0Weustein. 70 SECURE
Emma F. Wilson. 5000. 5 years, s per cent
semi annually. lot g55. block !. same 70 same
same debt lot 80 block 4.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY E. F. Hutton & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
New York Cotton Exchange G. Bowie Chipmsn.
manager, 1901 street northwest
New York April &.-The cotton mariet opened
in a most excited condition at s decline Of u %
l6 points. and within a few minutes made new
low levels for nearly al months. May was selling
at one time at sos. July az 20, and October al
SO This was some IS points net loss for the
market. SON. however the market began 10 rally.
and before the close May vas back 10 the low open.
ing 0f the morning and most OF the months had
gained good part 0f the loss - the day. Tie
market was less active in the afternoon snd under
light trading the rally IN prices took place. The
mornings slump was attributed TO May notices
amounting 20 about 5000 bales and improved
weather reports throughout the South.
Estimated receipts az the ports we're 1900 bales.
against II. 70 last week and $50 st year For
the week. 60000 bales. against 5S7T last week aud
3 0sl last year Receipts az Nes Orleans were
i,27 bales. against 2O92 last year and az Houston
l.7s5 bales against 36g last year
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rene Court Of the United states. [

Supreme Court of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Harlan'
Mr. Justi1e Brewer, Mr. Justice White, Mr. Justice
Peekham Mr. Justice McKenna Dir. Justice Holmes.
Alr. Justice Day, and Mr.. Justice Moody
James L. Gerry, Of Washington, d. G.. William
d. Snow Of Hackensaek, ~ J.; John Kennish OF
Jefferson City No, and George B. BdgeTton. Of ST.
Paul, MiEn., were admitted to practice.
No. TS. James A. Shine et al, plaintiffs n eTroF,
vs.. Fox Brothers Manufacturing Company; cne
week additional time allowed to counsel for re-
spondeut 20 file brief herein and three days there
after allowed counsel for petitioners 70 fis reply
brief on motion Of Mr.. Shepard Barclay Tor
petitioners,
No. 20 Annie Kealohs et al. appellants rs.
William r Code, trustee, &c. submitted by the
appellants, pro Sc. and by Mr. A. G. n. Robertson
and Air David L. Wellington for the appelee.
No. &sl The Kansas City Northwestern Railroad
Company. appellant, vs.. Frederick zimmerman, sd-
ministrator, &c submitted by Mr.. b. P. Wasgener.
for the appellant. ana By AiT John Il. AtSood. 70.
tho appellee.
No. 2l5 Thomas T. FauntleEoy plaintiff IN error.
VS.. j. J. Lum; argument concluded by Mr. Shepard
Barclay, for the plaintiff ia eror, and case sub
mitted by Mr.. T. C. Catchings ard Nj. Q. ".
Catchings for the defendant IN error,
No. 2I. The Mayor. sc, Of the city Of Knoxville.
appellant vs. Knoxville FateT Company argument
commenced By Air G. w. Pickle. foT the appellants
continued BY Mr.. Joshua W. Caldwell and Mr. X.
T. L. Mountcastle, for the appellee, and concluded
by Mr.. G. W. Pickle for the appellant
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
Tbs day call for Wednesday. April 2, viii be IS
follows; Nos 2lS, 2l9 %, 2l Z2s, Zs, % z6, 20.
and d.
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Probate Court.
CHIEF JUsTICE CLABAUGH.

CHIEF JISllCE ALABAIGH-
Estate Of Melia Bell; petition for letters Of ad.
ministration. Attorney. 2. a. Bowen. II.
Estate Of Laura L. Dodge; order admitting Kiil
TO probate and record and letters testamentary
bond. 5,0e0. Attorney T. l. Jefords.
Estate # David LeyeTone; order admitting viii "a
probate and record and letters testamentary; bond
$500
Estate Of Mary H. Lewis; order for repairs. At
toFney. J. A. Toomey.
Estate Of William Breuninger; order granting
letters Of administration bond. s6.ooo Attorneys,
Lester & Price.
In re Eunice V. Walton ct al: order for allow.
ance. Attorneys, Thompson & Laskey.
Estate Of William Il. L0vs; OCler granting let
teB Of administration: bond. $1,000 Attorney. {.
". Fitz.
Estate Of Isabella Murphy: report Of sale order
nisi.
Estate Of Edward F. Brown: petition for pro
bate and record Of viii and letters testamentary.
Attorney. Irving Williamson.
Estate Of Catherine COnn0T; petition for probate
and record Of will Attorneys, Hamilton Colbert
Yerkes & Hamilton.
Estate Of Arthur F. Bloomer; will dated June q
1897, and petition for probate snd record Of VIII
slC letters testamentRry. Attorney F. E. Elder
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. April @.-Following are the Official
prices to-day:
BUTTER-CTeamery, fancy, Per pound. 26a2s; imi-
taton, loa2O; Maryland ana PENNSYLVANIA, rods l5a
i, store-paeked Ohio and West Virginia l5aI6
Maryland, Virginia. and Pennsylvania dairy prints,
l5aI7.
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chickens Young large, per
pound. lsa21 winter, 2 pounds aud under aa25
spring. IL and IA pounds S5as2 do, cid hens per
pound, i; ducks, puddle, young, ual2; do, young
9fuseovy and mongFel, II.
EGGS-MaTyland and Pennsylvania. fresh, per
dozen, IS.
FLOUR-WinteF extra 39Oa4l0; do, clear, ia
$50: do straight 4.s5a45o; CO.. patent 470a4 So /:
spring clear 4-S0s4so; Do, straight. l9oss.o; do
patent, 52sas.S; Csty Mills best patent Sis; de-,
high-gTsde patent. SIS; do, straight. SOS; do.
choice family lTs; extra. Ao0zia Rye -four,
medium to choiee 450aL9Q
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, April 8.-Ia United States Treasury
circles IN Washington and among local banking In.
terests the opinion Is general that the call by Secre-
taTy Corteiyou for Si5000009 Of United States gov
eminent deposits from the national banks is not
likely 70 exert any appTeciabe influence on the do.
nestle money maTke; or upon the prospects for other
exports Of gold.
The time money market Is q shade frmer TO-DAY.
Ninetyday money loaned at per cent against 25bas
quoted yesterday. and quotations for four months
were raised H. 10 SaSk. The asking rate for SIX
months was 81 per cent. against loans recently at
81 For thirty days 2a2is is quoted. Sixty-days'
money advanced X. TO zAa3&; paper 4s3iz
Sterling vas easier to-day. Influenced somewhat
BY Secretary CoTtely0u's cali on the banks De
mand sterling fell Is points and then IN the after
noon became a shade steadier Rates; Sixty DAYS.
4SEoa4 el75; demand 4s7l5a4s s720: cables, 4s750a
AXIS Commercial bills A8%a4sI%
The supply OF grain and cotton bills vas scarce.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. April &.-Following are the o1ieial
prices AZ the principal commission houses;
WHEAT-Spot. contract, 99A a99k. SPOT No.
red Western LOOK Ois April s9l. aso5s: May go;
a9ssl july. 9Zss asked: steamer No. red 95s5ass4
Receipts es9 bushels Southern on grade, a6izassik
CORN-Spot, mixed. 7la.Ik; No. 2 white, Zaa7z
April, 7la7lA; MAY, 1a7lA. july. T0l1 asked
steamer mixed. s7a65H. Receipts i.7H bushels: ex
ports 222.5li bushels Southern white corn, III
Southern yellow corn. ia
RYE-Stock in elevators s. g6 bushels: shipments
from elevators, 2,0l4 bushels. Ne. Western ne
export S3aS3h
OATs-Stock in elevators. llss)i bushels; ship
ments from eleTatozr. 6ll2 bushels. White No 2
heavy. 59a5sla. do. No. 2 light 20 medium. 5Sa5sls
do No. 3, heavy 57iia53l5: do, No. g. medium 56is
ASH. do. No. s. light. Ba57; DO. No l. light to
heavy, 4a55: mixed, No 2. 56s561s do, No. 3, 55s
81: do, No. l. Sass
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by E. ?. Hutton Co.
members Of the New York STOCK Exehaugs and the
Chicago Board Of Tnts. G Bowie chipman. man
ager 1901 street northwest
Chicago. April B.-Ths market was moderately
active during the morning, and quite arm Shorts
were moderate buyers Of Nay and this caused
some uneasiness in later deliveries The foreign
markets were Disappointing Weather conditions
were excellent and selling pressure quite pro
nolnced on the new crop deliveries.
Corn vas fairly active aud firm during the morn
ing. but later, on the incarsss in contract stock
and break in wheat prices declined. and closed
barely steady.
Trade in oats vas snail. the market showing a
steady undeTtone with light offerings. influenced
by strength in other grain but eased of az the
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. April 8-CATTLE-Receipts. 1000 head.
Market steady to strong. Prime beeyes, 6.ioa5 .
poor 20 medium SAT- %; stockeTs and feeders 335s
SIS: COWS and heifers. 321as 90 Gamers. 2ZsssI
Texans 435a560
HOGS-Recsipts 1900 head. Market 5aloc higher
closed weak. Light 5l5a5s2iz; Foughs, 5l0a5 80
mixed, 5.2oaSe5; heavy. 5.99aS65; pigs Al5a495
SHEEP-Reeeipts lE0OO head Market l0e lower.
Natives. A75as.25; Western A75a625; native lambs,
675a7. 80; Western lambs 5T5a7 e.
New York. April E.-CATTLE-Receipts 1to head,
Market steady. Dressed beef in fair demand al
9Aau
CALVES-Reeeipts 500 head. Market slack. Fair
10 good Teals 5o0asz Dressed calves easier; CitJ-
dressed veals. 7al0; country dressed 6as.
SHEEP AND LAAfBS-Reeeipts lSSo head Mar
ket nominal. Good unshorn lambs, 500 No sales
Of clipped stock reported.
HOGS Receipts. 200 head. Market frmer on
Buffalo aCvices
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Liberato De
marco ct ux to Michael and COLOMBIA Demarco
one-haf interest in part original lot l23. So
Trinidsd-Peter G, and Laura ". Glaseoe 10 RieA-
ard 3. Ashe lot s., block To- SO.
TWenty.third street northwest between 81 and \
streets-William P. Ryan ct al 70 hnnis 7.
Leary. part original lot e. square g. S52s.
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Lawsuits,

No. s15M John A. Bower & Sons rs. NJ. V.
Breneman judgment. c. S. Bundy. justice Of the
peace, $500. Attorney. J. 4 Hicks
No. 555. S. J. Masters VS.. The Knights Of Agri-
culture: account, $500 Attorney, L. l. Gies
No. 50506. William G. Moore vs.. A. S. Reavis
Sheet Metal Cornice Company; damages 81, 800.
Attorneys. D. II. Evans and Mcneil 6 Mcneil.
No. @5N Edward M>ipe & Co vs. J. Edwin
Ellerbe; note. sl.N0. Attorney. H. ". Whsalley.
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CASHIER a WAITER.
Alleged EmbezzIer Is Arrested in
Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. Cal, April 2s-While
working as a waiter in restaurant
Fred Lubbe. alias w. L. Williams, has
been arrested for the alleged embezzle-
nent OF S1f500 from the First National
Bank of Dillsboro. Ind. He was cashier
of the bank from August g. 1907, to the
time of the embezzlement, which &C.
Cured on January Z, 1908.
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CAUGHT IN a BANK.
WOuId-be RObber Is Fatally Wound.
ed in Chicago.

Chicago. April 2s.-Graham & Sons
Bank, 1S4 West Madison street. was
broken into before dawn to-day by a
marauder, who was shot down and prob
ably fatally wounded in a hand-to-hand
struggle in semi-darkness with watch
men and policemen. One of the police
men was stabbed.
Richard c. Smith. who is in a dying
condition At the county hospital with a
bullet wound in his chest. confessed to
the police that he had broken into the
bank by hurting a brick through the big
plate glass window and was trying to
get to the vaults when he was discov-
cred.
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New York April s.-WHEAT-Woaker; fairly
active trade No ] Northern Duluth 10 arrive.
Ll5's No. ? red. I. O. b.. Lo5A: No. 2 hard, T. 0. b
LES No. ] macaroni. I. o. b.. g: No. macaT0ni
opening Of navigation. s. Exporters took seventeen
loads.
C0RN-Fimer quiet trade. No 2 elevator 75As !;
No 2 f. O. b. 7li5 No. white. f. O. b.. 55ls; No.
yellow. T. o. b.. 75i5. Exporters took six loads
RYE-EasieT; nominal No. 2, (. o. b., s..
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Bankruptcy Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No $50 IN ne George E. Linkins: receivers op-
pointed; bond S. COO
no SCI. IN re Thomas f. waggaman order
making certain allowance to trustee.
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Criminal Court No. 2.
JUsTICE BARNARD.

United States vs. Richard GregEy: murder first
degree guilty Of murder in first degree not guilty
on second count Attorneys, f. c.. Dutton and G. H.
Macdonald
United states Walter Chatham; robbery,
bench warrant ordered 70 issue.
United states vs.. Albert johnson and John Hail
stock: larceny from United States; verdict guilty
Attorneys, p, J. Bacon ard J. Med. CaTrington.
United states vs. George Curtis. assault dangerous
weapon and 10 Kill; on trial Attomeys. a. Chris
tiansen and P H. Langham.
Assignments for to-day.
United States IS. Robert Whistler. Berthold Cod
ding and Paul b. FTmagh
United States vs. Lee Swain.
United States vs. Charles Seabright
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
wAsHINGTox CATTLE MARKET.

cATrLE-E1tra. Per swt. s0gas.50i butcher, SIS
a575; common. 2oos$0.
cWt.. A75a50o.
sHEEp-Prirne, 40os50o common. 2ga5oo
L1MBs-Spring, IOalL
CALVEs-Prime. per h.. 81 medium, 5ika6; gTass
SAT-
C0E's-Prme. fresh. each. s0ma50W: common.
Gooss0.oo; cid and dTy. s.9oaIo,9o.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court OF Appeals.
Adjourned from dsy 70 day until May 5. 1908.
Equity Court NO. 4.

NhAEA 5NoAAbA@ LA
No Z65t. Moore et al. vs.. Moore et al. order
making trustee in bankruptcy party defendant in
this cause Ia place and stead Of David Moore At.
torneys. ". J. Lamberj-E. A. Jones J. A. Maedel,
Carlisle & Luekerj and r. H. Yeatman.
No. 269A Dudley vs. Dudley et al; rule IS TO
alimony. Attorneys T. L. JOnes-FOuntain PeJtOn.
No. I767 Ashe vs.. Hancock Ell al; trustee ap-
pointed 70 release deed Of trust Attorney, j. A.
Maodel
No. a4s5. Lycett vs. Lycett ct al trustees re-
port confirmed. Attorneys. W NJ Lewin-J. T.
Ssyl0r
Ne. $3.50. Hutton IS Hutton; order continuing
hearing on motion Of surety. Attorneys, CrandaA
Mackey-E. L. Gies.
No assignment for to-day
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No assignment for today.
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Equity suifs.

Nc. 2767. Rich 3. Ashe VS. Frank l. Hancock
ct al; to substitute trustee. Attorney, j. A. Maedel
No. g776S Rudolph c FOn Bayer Is. Thomas C.
d. Vance et al; for accounting Attorney, j. II.
Linton.
No. 27769. Edna A. Chapman vs.. James B. Chap
man ct al. divorce. Attorneys L. NJ King and W.
J. Lee.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. f. Hutton & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, G. Bowie
Chirman manager. 1901 + street northwest.
Sales 10 noon. on............5 .53T 800 shares
Total sales. .',s';. i,I9Sl300 shares
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Regular call. 12 O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction S. 81 90 az u04 $50 al ll0lz
$50 ct ll0s. 81 200 ll04 5000 st ll0ls, l0o At
n0h 500 at lloss, 81 coo al lloz.
Washington Railway aud Electric Is, sl.0o0 al
AB. 81 coo at @A A,0o at SoN. Sl.OD al @E,
sl.0o0 At s01
Washington Railway and Electric common. at s5.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 81
81 i5 at g. 10 at sIh, 50 at g. 80 al g. 50 at slh
10 at Sis, 50 at sih 100 at slA, 80 at slz-
Washington Gas, 25 at 66A. . at 6sS. . at ee%,
3 at G6a 3 az 66k.
LaHst0n q At ss
National Savings and Trust. 10 at lsl. at lsl
10 at 1871 10 at 49,
Union Trust 10 at rs
After call-Uniou Trust, 10 at il3
Washington Railway and Electric 4s $500 al 81.
Following are the closing quotations on yesterday
stock exchange;
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When you have lost or found anything,
telephone an advertisement 20 The Wash
ington Herald and bill viii be sent you at
/ cent q word.
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=. Circuit Court No. 4
Criminal Court No. I.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
United States vs. Frederick A. HYDE John 4.
Benson Henry 2. Dimoni, and Jo0st II. Schneider;
violation section $40 Revised Statutes Of the United
States. on uisL Defendaut's attorneys. A, s.
Warrington A. A. Bimey. J. G. Campbell and
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. F. Hutton & Co..
members New York Stock Exchange, G. Bowie Chip
mn nanagar lsl Z street naLthWsst.
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Circuit Court No. ].
ruTFfra- sarnFr-EFar

JUSTICE Wright
No. 1880 Gdden vs. Miller. ATTORNEYS, Berry
& Minor and H. b. Rowand-Leon TobrineT.
No ssa5l Cong5r administrator vs.. Baltimore
and Ohio 3ailfosd Company: mandate q Court q
Appeals @val.,iag new trsl. &c.
No UZB ShafT vs. Nic0laides, demurrer 70 de-
fcndants plea oTeruIled Attorneys. II. " sohon-
Blair 6 Thom and C. G. Hillyer.
No. 5a4 Ensmeed Metal Company vs. Rsu;
motion for Judgment o5euulcd- ATTORNEYS. Tucker
d Kenyon-BrandenbusE s BTandenhurg.
No DS5. Jones IS. DOrsett Company same. At
toneys. J. c. Fay-Barnard & johnson.
No $3.50 Sullivan Buscher leave granted %
defendant 20 amend plea sc Att0ueys T. A.
Jones and e.. C. Shinn-A- A. Lipsoomb
a Ne. 1921 Nash District q Columbia; verdict
Tor plaintiff fer $50. Attarnegs c. " Claggtt-E
H. Thomas
No. SEQ Montrose Lumber Company vs. Heston;
verdict for plaintiff for $40 Attorneys Ralst0n &
Siddons ard W = Riehsfdson-E- s. DuvaM, r.
Assignments for to-day
No 5GT Morgan IS. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attomeys F. p. Blsckistone-Hamilton,
Colbert YeTkes a. Hamilton.
No 4sl. United States % use Of Garter and
Clarke vs.. United States Fidelity and Guaranty
Company Attorneys, Hamilton, Colbert. Yerkss &
Hamiltou-M H. Beach.
No. .67 Han vs. Capital Traction Company. At
toneys. Leon Tobrinsr-R. r Peuy Son
No. 80 Williams vs.. Richmond, Fredericksburg
and P0t0msc Railroad Company et al Attorneys
A. S. W0rthiugton-Herberr q Mic0u, Hamilton
Colbert. Yerkes Hamilton, and McKeHney &
FlanBeTy
No Bl Barnes vs. Slater e. al AttoFnsys
Turner Afitchell-G- F. Williams
Circuit Court No. \.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. SSH Jackson IS, BurgiCrf; leave 70 file
amendment to declaration. Attomeys, WoE &
Rosenherg-J J. Darlington
Assignments for to-day:
No. 81 Crowley, administrator, Randall et
al Attorneys. L. J. Msthsr-C l. Fraiey.
No. SIS Maher U. Rackey et al. Attorneys. D.
w. 0Bonazhue-J. J. Waters
Notce-Attcrneys IN the following numbered eases
on the uial calendar are requested % inform the
court at a call thereof on Friday, May l. 1905 at
10 a. m what disposition they desire shall be made
with reference thereto: Nos. q s. S. 1H l46 Isl
ls5 se4. gs, 30 Zl4. -. 22 "a gs. Ss. Sss
3f2 $40. S4 46, go, AZ 40 AS 40, Az s7S s9Z
i9i S2 l45 Sii 49, s79 and f97
The above cases have been either passed for
day passed % settle OF certified 10 this court for
hearing and definite action must be taken b trial.
continuance or stricken from calendaT
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Letters Of Credit

For Travellers issued on all for
eign countries. Foreign money
bought and sold at current rates.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Trust funds held for redemption Of
outstanding notes and certificates:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-28
GEORGE CLARK ENrERTArNs
Small Company Of Friends at His
Home, Thursday.

George Clark was host to small
company of young Ladies' and gen.
tlemen at his home on North State
street last night. In a season OF
progressive pedro Miss Mildred
Dombaugh and Mr.. Harry S. Elliott
won first honors. Miss Dombaugh
received a book and Mr.. Elliott an
ash tray as reward for their skill.
After cards had been laid aside a
number OF musical selections was
contributed by the Clark family.
Excellent refreshments were served.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward X. Clark, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Clark, Miss Mildred Dom
baugh, Miss Alice Dombaugh, Miss
Glenn Mouser. Miss Cleo sweeney,
Miss Ethel Scott, Miss Marjorie
Hamilton, Miss Zelda Ramer, Miss
Florence Foster, Mr. Harry Elliott,
Mr. Lowell CUTLERY, Mr.. Ben
Blake, Mr. George Schweinfurth. Mr.,
Albert Howe, Mr. Emil sweeney. an.
Mr. Joseph Wark.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-28
RECLUSE
is STRICKEN
Mrs. Assenith Grubb At
tackled by Paralysis.
FOUND BY NEICHBOR
Woman was Stricken Some
Hours Before.
Although Blind and Verv Old Mrs.
Grubb Insists Upon Living Alone
and Doing Her Work.

Lying unconscious ON the floor OF
her little home at Espyville, where
she has lived alone for the past thir-
ty-eight years, Mrs. Assenith Grubb,
aged 81 years and blind, was found
late yesterday Afternoon by neighbor.
Mrs. Grubb had suffered stroke
of paralysis about noon and until
found she had lain on the floor un-
conscious. Physicians were immedi-
ately summoned but it is said that
there is no hope for recovery.
For the past ten years she has been
totally blind, but Notwithstanding her
affliction she has done all of her own
housework and cooked all of her
meals. 1t is stated that her house
IS kept very neatly Her only as
sistlnce was a small boy, the son OF
a neighbor, who came morning and
evening to do the chores about her
house. gfk
Mrs. Grubb was at one time quite
well-to-dO, but lost most OF her
money in unfortunate investments
She has outlived her husband and all
of her immediate relatives.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-28

M. Rourke was the officiating minis
ter. The remains were placed in the
vault at Marion cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-28

"Meet me at Kaler's Candy shop. .
11-12-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-28
COLONIAL STOCK co.
ALL NEXT WEEK
Busy Week at the Grand is
Promised.
Reports Say That Troupe Puts on
Some Most CYeditable
Productions.

A dollar show at popular prices
.s the verdict OF the newspapers
throughout the country in regard
10 the famous Ye Colonial Stock
,ompany which opens weeks en-
sagement at the Grand Opera
House, commencing Monday evening
harch End, and judging from re-
.,orts in other towns, Manager
Charles w. l,enner, can feel highly
,omplimented in his selection of the
Efferent artists secured for his
company this season. In addition to
The high class repertoire of plays
reduced by this company, they
;arry much special scenery and
equipment for the various produc-
stions, while the vaudeville fea-
lures are the greatest ever carried
by a company of this character.
Their opening play will be "A
southern Romance" in which each
md every member will have an op-
portunity OF displaying their abil-
ity. Specialties will be introduced
between acts by Kopeland and
Themar, Sara Treadwell, Ed Rau-
lus & Edmond Siddons. Little
Kathryn Kinsy AMI Kathryn Benner.
! Ladies will be admitted free on
opening night II accompanied by
a person holding a paid 30 cent
reserved seat ticket.