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The City Misslon.

No 2O1 Orange street. Rev W. D. Mossman, missionary pastor Addl- tional to the morning Sunday school at 9 o'clock a. m,, and the children's meeting at o'clock, being public religious service is held every Sunday evening at 7:SO In the auditorium Of the City Mission house. The service tomorrow evening will be conducted by the City Mission Reserve band E. F. Gessner leader.
 The annual meeting of the City Missionary association will be held al the Mission house on Friday next, No vember 6. The business meeting will be held at 4:30 D. m, supper served at 6:3O D. m.. and the public exercises to which all arc invited, will be helt in the auditorium, at 7;3O D. m, witf brief reports of the work of the year and an address by Rev. Robert E Brown, pastor of the Pilgrim church with special musical selections,
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st. Paul,s Church.

The services at St. Paul's church to- morrow. All Saints Day, are morning prayer at o'clock; Holy Communion at 030 a, m. second Communion with sermon by the Rev James DeWolf Perry. jr,, tho rector, at 1O:3O; evening prayer and adversary service of tho Daughters of the King with sermon by the Rev A, J Gammack, rector of Christ church, West Haven at 1880; Sunday school meets at l9:16 in the parish house.
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Centnr Church.

Devotional service ?. m; prelude Meditation Gullmant; sanctus, Tours; anthem, "The Lord is My Rock, Rog- CTS, solo, "The Lord is My Light" All litsen, Miss Frances c smith,
 The Rev Frank K Sanders, D. D. president of Washburn sollege, Topeka, Kan. will preach at Center church Sun day. Nov. |, at lO,:3o and will speak at the vesper service at ?, m.
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Y. M. c. A. Meeting for Men.

Sunday afternoon at 3:45, the meet ing for men will be held in Foy audi torlum, Y, M. c. A, building Charles P. Tinker of New York city, will be the speaker, taking for hls subject, "Well-set Jewels" MT. Tinker Is man who knows how to speak to men," Is eloquent entertaining and very interesting The music will be under the leadership of Allen B. Fenno, who will sing. All men are welcome.
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At St. Thomas Church.

The services In St. Thomas church tomorrow (All Saints Day) arc lltany and Holy Communion with sermon by the rector Roy, w. A Beardsley at lO;SO and evening prayer at o'clock The anthem will be Fosters "The Souls of the Righteous tho solos being sung by Mir DIetrlchson and Master Addison Hunie
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Epvorth Methodist Church,

Morning worship at 1o'SO with Holy Communion preceded by the sacrament of Baptism and reception of new mem bors. Evening service at 7,So with an address in Italian by Rev Edwardo Tagiaatela the Methodist evangelist among the Italians of this city The speaker will be interpreted by his wife Mrs. Taglialatela. Services are open to
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Church of the Messiah (First Univer-
 saliSt0

Next Sunday morning at io;so o'clock the minister Theodore A. Fischer, VIII preach from the text Gen. 4:9: Am I My Brothers Keeper
 Sunday school at l2 m.
 Y. P. c. Y. devotional meeting at 6:3O D. m. Topic "The Deathless Tel lowshp of Souls Leader, MT. George Washburn, All cordially invited to all services
 Sunday evening preaching services will be resumed November B.
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Christ Church.

Tomorrow being All saints Day there will be special corporate communion for all members of the parish at 7:SO a. m. maths 9:i5 a. m. Holy Euchar- ist and sermon l0.30 a. m; Sunday school 12:15 at 7:3O D. m. there will be choral evensong with sermon by Rev. Prof. W. F. Ladd of Berkey Divinity school. Middletown.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-31
Tho Church of the Rcdcemer.

Morning worship at lO:SO o'clock; the sacrament of the Lords Supper short address by the pastor; Sunday school and Adult Bible class at F m. Chris tlan Endeavor at 6:3O p m; evening service in. Welcome hall. Oak street at TAB; Dr Phillips will speak on Pat terms" Mir. Kirschner will sing
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-31
NEWS OF CHURCHES
Rev Dr. Knight, Bishop of Cuba, to Preach at Trinity
 To morrow.
THE COMMUNION SERVICES
Dr. Minor c. Baldwin, Noted Organ ist, to Be at First M, E.--Ccnter
 Church Devotional
Trinity Church.

The services at Trinity church will be as follows, 8 a, m, Holy Communion, lO;8O a. m, Holy Communion and ser mon by the Rev, pr, Knight, bishop of Cuba, 12;1O; Sunday school, 2;3O o'clock; evening prayer and sermon by the Rev Charles O. sooville.
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Church of the Ascension.

Celebration of Holy Communion at 730 a. m, morning prayer sermon by tho Rev F. S Kenyon and second Communion at 10:SO; Sunday school at 12:15: evening prayer and sermon at 7.3O o'clock.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-31

tan Endeavor at [ p, m. led by pr, c, o. Johns of Yale vespcr service at 40 with sermon by the pastor on "A Trip let of Graccs" the confirmation class will begin work on Monday evening at n,nlnnk
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-31

Rev. Ernest L. Wismer pastor; lo;3o morning worship and sermon; subject, "The Demand for Faith, i2 m, Sun day school, 6,SO Young Peoples meet ling; 7;8O the evening service; subject of the sermon "The Surprise of the Eternal, Tuesday evening at 7'aO is | the mid-Week service
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Forbes Memorial Chapel of the
 Epiphany.

Morning prayer, Holy Communion, with sermon by the Rev. Franklin Knight at 10:SO a. m; Sunday school at 12l5; evening prayer and sermon at 7:30 o'clock
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Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church.

Pastor. John w. Maynard D. D, lO:So m. morning worship. The holy sacrament will be administered and members received, Sunday school at noon. 6S) ?. m, Epworth league ser vice. 7;30 ?. m, evening "orshlp "l'h sermon by the pastor.
 The music for the day will be as fol lows: Morning, Anthem, Sing of the Bright Home" Havens; ofertory' Memories of Galilee." Morrison. Even
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pIynnnth Church.

The pastor, Rev Dr. McI4ane will preach In the morning on "Loves Sac rifce." The Lords Supper will be ad- mlnlstered in the evening the pastor
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First English Lutheran Church.
CLawrence and Poster streots)

NI4'I v OET0" ''I'7' " - "
 Morning worship at lO;3O with ser mon by tho pastor, Rev J Luther siebcr on "Christ's Ideal of a States man: Sunday school at noon; Chris
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nnrennort Chnrch lMooster saunrel

will preach on Some Reflections on Methods of Political Campaign"
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
IPtc.. MO- are whoIcsaIe.

liberal arrivals Of goods IN al lines the fen
uue II the Wholesale market Yesterday. Fortunately
II Fudly. with the saturday demand Just ahead
and while the quotations on some lines were barely
steady there was no marked falling on In prices.
BUTTER-Crcamcry. fancy. 4AaZ; do. Western
frsts. 23elei do seconds. GaZl. process fancy, 2l
2rf; do. fair 10 good. lga2o; dairy. choice. Eals
C1od, l6 storeracked. fresh lialj.
CUEESE-Alarket firm and active all kinds.
Now York State factory. large. l9saii; do, small
Old. lali'5. do. summer. Gpal Eiza5; Virginia, TO-
EGGS-NCar-by fresh Virginia. loss OF, In; aver
age. Il; West Virginia aud Southwest Virginia. u
Tennessee i; North Carolina. l6.
LIVE POULTRN-ChickCns fancy, spring. G025
hens ~ lo0stcrs : ducks large. lCall; DO. small
Q. geese Jas: turkeys. toms per l5.. y; do. hens
l3ali; Co.. thin. lo keats 70.
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys. hens. uncravu
pCr H.. Is. DO. average uudravn. 10: do, thin.
loal2 toms. "a: chickens. spring. large. 30 small,
csaS0 hens choice l5ali: ROSTERS g: ducks. l0al2
geese 9ll0
DRESSED NEArs-Hams country. sugnr cured
l2ai
VEGETABLES-Potatocs. home grown, rer bushel
70lsl: rev. pcr Dbl. l0oa259. Mccormack. pet
bushc co; sweet potatoes pcr bb 26Ja3 %; aspara-
gus per box. g0AG00. uhh1gc. DIT CUt 8199
Ear.y York. poT bhl. 7jal.oo. South Carolina 81
a5o each; celery, Florida. Uc crate. 20la25; DO p1r
bunch 50a.5: cucumbcw. Florida. per basket 7ja2 0i
near by per basket Balls; ccgplants per crate 2J
as 90. bale per hbL 60a75 lettuce home grown. pei
b5l.. 75alo0: onions Bermuda. per crate. L15a20J
d.. Texas. Ter crate l6j; DO, Ohio. pCs hushei
s0agl; peas PER basket J0aI2J home grown pcr
bbl.. 25a20; rhubarb per bunch. looa20o; rad
ishes. PER 100 s1al0o. Suing beans. green. per bls
kct. 300al00. tomatoes. Florida fancy. per crate
2O0a125, squash. Florida. per basket Sails
GREEN FRUITS -Onuges. Florida. bright pei
box 225; do, russCts 225: California uavcls. 225l
PCS; grape fruit. Florida. pr box. 3:SlaiG0; Gran
berries per box 2C1a3D: Do. pr harrll lG3alU5'
peaches Florida pU crate. 200aJ %; cantaloup~s
per crate. 2oa25o: st-luhcrHc,. ias, piucarples
per crate. Z.5a20: peaches. Florida. pCr crate
2ooa1@; hucklctcuies. per quart l0al5. bac1lerg.es
per Qgart. loalj
THUNDERSTORM, 2; .aliow. (; honey. white
cl0rer. lib new. l3; DO, 2lh new, l03le; ginseng
pcr lb,, AG2a6oo Seneca, per h.. %; Golden seal
Uai5; Pink, l2sl4: Mandrake. 2a3. Snake Root g.
GRAlN-Whcat Southern On gwde. Sil95; IRE
-JlSO CON- shcllcd. white Sass. do, yellow SdaS5
DO. car. 3cai00; oats. Western white No. g Ga
s.; do. mixed ,s160.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed. free of brrrs
pr d.. 2oa22; wool. unwashgd free q burs per h.
Hairs. wool. bury. per Il lsal6: Hides green
pr H.. s. do. dry Der -. $40. Sheep skins
gTccu. each. 7sas5 Co.. Gry. each. 25a5c eaa skns
green. each. loealea
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Prices, especially Of the railway shares.
were easier yesterday on the Washing
ton Stock Exchange. Capital Traction be
ing quoted ex-divldend. and Washington
Railway and Electric preferred going be-
low 50 on one sale The volume OF busi-
ness was small. and a general air Of sum
mer dullness pervaded the meeting OF the
brokers
The Real Estate Title Insurance Com
pany has declared a seml-annual dividend
OF per cent, payable on June 30. to stock
holders Of record June 20.
The directors OF the Columbia Title In
surance Company have declared a semi
annual dividend Of per cent, payable
June 30 10 stockholders OF June %.
The seventeenth anniversary OF the
organization OF the Union Savings Bank
occurred last Wednesday. At the regular
meeting OF the board of directors John
b, Sleman, Ir., was elected second vice
president. Mr.. Slemau entered the en-
ploy OF the bank on It's opening day,
June 10. 1891. and has been continuously
In its service as employe or officer ever
since.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
BradStreetS and Dun'S Reports Show Conditions
to Be Satisfactory

New York, June 12-Bradstreee's review
Of the state OF trade will say tomorrow:
Weather. crop. and trade reports dis
play irregularity. II has been too wet
and cool In the Southwest and Northwest
for best retail trade and crop develop
ments, but east the Mississippi River
conditions have been better, and more
favorable reports come from the latter
sections.
The nearness OF harvesting OF wheat
and oats makes the prevalence OF rains
and floods In the Southwest a matter OF
moment to the grain trade as shown
by frmer quotations. following the weak
ness engendered by the very favorable
government crop report published early
In the week. Co-n planting has been
finished where possible. but much low
land West and Southwest has been flooded
AID replanting Of corn and cotton in those
sections seems n precarious proposition
unless a late warm fall supervenes.
In wholesale lines evidences Of i'm
proyement in family buying arc seen. but
purchasers are generally cautious, while
sales for immediate shipment are confined
10 strictly filling in requirements. Poliu-
cal and crop uncertainties seem likely 10
influence distant purchases for some time
20 come, and trade is hardly better than
quiet 10 fair the country over"
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13

New York, June 12-Dun & Co.'s
weekly review OF trade tomorrow will
say:
uains outnumber losses In reports OF
commercial and Industrial activity. bus
mess being remarkably well maintained
considering the propinquity Of political
conventions, TO which was contributed
the dull security market.
Weather conditions were favorable for
retail trade in seasOnable merchan 1ise
at most lending centers. and crop reports
were encouraging on the whole, despite
excessive rains and floods in the South
west Unusually good duplicate orders
are still received from retailers, who IN
derestimated current requirements, but
wholesale and jobbing departments are
chiefly occupied In making preparations
for fall and winter trade, about which
there is feeling OF confidence.
Full returns for May indicate that
building permits were only % per cent
less than I'm the same month OF 1907, the
best comparison OF any month this year,
and anthracite coal production surpassed
f.00,oC0 tons for the first time on record.
All other news regarding the iron and
steel Industry Is Of little significance this
week In comparison with the lower
prices FOR steel products named by the
leading interests"
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June l2-SUGAR-The London mar
ket for beet sugar was steady and unchanged Re
fined sugar was quiet and unchanged.
NAVAL STORES-Thero were no important
changes in any department Of the naval stores to-
day. and as a rule there was a steady undertone.
with business fairly active. Quoted rates were as
follows Spirits turpcrtine here. q for machine
made barrels and at Savannah 39a3]A, with rosin
at 800 for common TO good strained, and tar Gt
500 for oil barrels.
BUTTER-Rcceipts s,lSl packages; firm; Creamery
extra. q; frsts. 23a23iz; State dairy. tubs finest
23is: good TO choice. 22a23
ECGs-RcceiDtS 1919 cases; steady. Nearby
white. fancy, 3a2l; mixed. fancy. 70; Western
hrsts. HaHl1.
Spring bran, in l00lh. sacks. 70 arrive, 2i.Sj;
miAdlings. $50; city bran, go. IN bulk; Western
red dog 2960 to arrive; winter wheat bran, in 100
10. sacks. 26.3j.
OATs-Dun No. white. 57lh; No. white. 81;
No. mixed -.
FLOUR-Quic and irregular. Spring patents.
5i)ajG; spring clears. fi0a450: winter straights,
4ZJai.i6: winter clears l0eaf 10 Kansas. iu sacks
patcuis 4OaJ Is; straghts 8Joai61; clears 390a4 25
RYE FLOUE-Unscttlcd; dull; l..0a5lo.
CORNNiEALr-Dull; small Supply. Kilu-dri.d. for
export. 355: coarse meal. in bags LisaL50.
HAY-Reccips. lG4o tons; steady; choice wanted
Prime timothy. %; 40. /. %; No. 2. T5as0 No g..
Gar
sTRAw-DuI: light supply Long rye. s5asO.
DEEF-MGrket is inactiTt. Family. l6.00al7o0;
packet. s.O0al5.e.
PORK-Nloderate business Mess. H-5oal5.5o; fam
ily lG,0alcN.
TALLOW-Quiet City, in hogsheads 5ss
LARD-Dp; unchanged Prime Western. 300:
city $50; refined continent. 91j; South american.
97j: BRAZILIAN kCTs. II. city s,earinc, l0h; oleo-
stcarine. nominal: New York, l0&; Chicago, l0A.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13


Estate Of Maric + Sei;z; viii dated December g.
1876. and PETITION for probate and recc7d Of viii
and letters teTtamcutarv Attorney. J. A. Burka-t.
Estate Of William h. Nixon: petition for letters
Of administration. Attorney. ". T Plumley.
Estate of George Broadus; petition for letters Of
administration. Attorney. r. r. Homer
Estate Of Rudolph Eichhorn; petition for sale Of
real estate. Attorney. J. +. Faglc
Estate Of Margaret West order for sale Of stock.
Attorney y. /. Norris II.
Estate Of Dora B. Sims; petition for probate ard
record Of VIII and letters testameutary. Attorney.
j. L. Neil.
Estate Of Slmucl A. Sawtelle; order admitting
wiz % probate and record and letters testamcntary
bond $500 Attorney. +. J., Mitchell
Estate Of Samuel f. Smyth; order admitting viii
70 Probate and record and letters testamentary /;
bond 500 Attorney. \. W. Scott
Estate Of Chcyics T. Morgan; Cvlcr admitting viii
20 probate and record and letters testamentay bond
$50. Attorucys, Wilson & Barksdale.
Estate Of Frank II. Thomas; order for compromise
OF claim. Attorneys Cole & Donaldson.
Estate Of William II. Nixon: order granting letters
Of administration; bnd. S0o. Attorney. W. p.
PiJmley.
Estate Of George BrOads; order granting letters o.
administration; bond. 500 Attorney. r. r. Hcr-
nCr
In re Philip NJ. Lowe; order for investment At
torney. w. S. Armstrong
Estate Of Charles f. Kelly; order reducing bond
Attorney. c. W. Fowler.
In re Milton H. Wooden et al; order appointing
guardian; bond, 500. Attorney, Charles Linkins.
In re Thomas F. Adams ct a.; order 10 enc1mber
estate. Attorney. J. a. ToOmey.
IN re ThcCdosia l.. Mott CT al order appointing
guardian: bond. 500. Attorney. HAYDEN Johnson.
Estate Of Augusta c. L. shoemaker: order admit
ting will to record.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13

str5ets-LCuise staub 70 Sarah J. McNeir. part
lot 25. square lEY so
Roseiusko PPlaee-Jcseph Wahicr e. ux 10 Arthur
y. M0fctt. lots 2 and D. block 8, SO. Arthur
.. MofCtt ot uX 10 Thomas A. Rhodes. same
land. SO.
South Kcu.,UoTth-Bernard G Brown 20 Harvey
T. Winfield. lot l. square 5l00 SO.
Georgct0aa, near Wisconsin avenue and streets
Observation-Disclosures J. Adler ct ux 70 William
NJ. pNnCol. trustee, parcel, So
Grant Iark-Ella Smith 70 John p +. White
lots 3 and S., square 52iS. So
Eighteenth strc.t northwest between Sherman and
stIelts-ticoTge r. Huf et W. 10 Carolyn H.
Cobb. lot 90. square 49, SO
No. ltB Ninth street noTthwest-Charles p. Stone
and Charles W. Faifaz. trustees. 20 Richard
Z. PaiTo. lot -. sIJarC So, SS0
RauGC High.ands-T. Howard Ducdett et ux %
Marion Duczett. T.. lot 2. block 5i& SO
DeaDwood HeightS-J0hu n GUgUy q III. 70
RCbeccl Jones. lot . uUlr8 u. SO
Pctworth-Elgcue =. Gaddis and Tracy L Jeff1rds
trustees. 20 Percy Il. Russell lot 81. block %.
So
strect northwest between Sixteenth and Seven
tocnth streets-LAlan T.. Piatt 10 LHis Felipe
Carlo lct 81, square -, go.
Florence j. McAuife et ux 20 Frank Z.
LArTinco,t. lots o ard q square ~ SO
pwcrty-seclnd and ] streets northwest Eranklin 7.
Sauner e ux. % Prank Fionui. lot q. square
s. So
Lanier Hcghts-slaTy T. Walter 70 J. Ford Taylor.
lot O. So
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

$50 Sixteenth street northcast-Chris Cox Dawson
to Henry c. Garges lot %, square south Of
square 1881. SO.
Addition to Kcniiworth-Aren W MaHery and
HCTatio y. Taplin. trustees e; al, 70 Minnie f.
Barnes lots and g. block g. So
Thirtysccond and Grace streets northwest-Clarencc
Z. Ernest to Henry Latin. part lot p. square
I1sS SO.
Addition 20 KenilWOrth-EliLabeth W. Ryder. ct vir
Richard O., to Addi0 Goldberg SubOtS Sc and
81 block J. $40.
Tis Navy Place-Augelo Monaco ct ux- TO Giuseppe
Palazzc. lot q, square SIS SO
7o9 Twelfth street ncrtheast-Jua A. Allen and
Josephine ]. Tucker. trustees. 10 Henry c.
Berger lot Z3. square 1904. SO.
Third street northwest, between Q and r streets
Clarence b. Thompson 10 William B. Wheatlcy,
part original lct r. square 55l. $40.
street northwest. between Seventh street and
Florida avenue-Anna W. Tarbell TO George
Pitt. lot l6 square 40 So
II Second street northeast-William II. Michael
ct to Henry l. Sneldrake. jr., lot IS and
part lot "a, square 80. $40
Wisconsin avenue northwest, between Il and s
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York, June l2-sterl,ng was quiet TODAY
rates being quoted 5 points lower Rates for
actual business were: Sixty days 4SJl0a4 S52j; de-
mend. 4S57ja4 scSj: cables. 4S7O5a4S7l5
Commercial bills were 4.siaisiia for ninety DAYS
and s.silfa4-Sj for sixty days.
Grain ard cotton bills were scarce
Money ON call at the stock exchange TODAY
opened at II per cent; highest. " lowest. ~
closing lE. Nest Of the loans were AZ u per cent
Time money was obtained in liberal amounts bat
stil met with quiet demand. Rates 2a2s4 per
cent for sixty days: gsals Tor ninety days; 2Ga24
fer 'our months; 3a3N for FIVE months: 3ia for six
months. iaih for over year
Mercantile paper was taken moderately here and
elsewhere. Supply Of really desirable paper was not
heavy. Rates. SA to ~ per cent Ter sixty and
ninety days. indorscd bills receivable: to az per
cent for choice four and six months. single naInps
per cent for others less well known.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY Z. F. Hutton & Co.,
members q the New York Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board Of Trade. C. Bowie Chipmln, man
aGcr. 1901 street northwest.
Chicago. June l2-Tre cables were Disappointing
the English and German cables showing decline and
export bids were out q line. There were also quite
sensational reports from the Southwest regarding the
eject q the heavy rains in Kansas. Missour. and
OklahoTra. The Modern Miller report was bullish
the trade IN corn was less active and the market
showed considerable heavness during the morning.
selling dOvn rather easily on favorable weather
conditions IN the Ohio Valley Iowa, and good rains
Ia Nebraska, tt improved IN the afternoon with the
advance in wheat
There was considerable buying q oats on I'M
favorable weather reports and claims og damage IN
the Southwest quite good buying by shorts devel-
bling after mladay.
Provisions were fairly active and quite firm carly
on moderate movement Of hogs and the packing house
FIRE az Kansas City. but later lost the advance.
Prices of futures folfrtv.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.
baltimore. June I2-Foliovins are the ofciai rrios

baltimore. June l2-F0Il0wiug are the oflcial rrios
today:
WHEAT-sp0t contract. s2Easn4. SPOT No. rrd
Nestcn 9.a9ii.; June. e2lsasGs; July. ss4ag0; An
gus; shass. steamer No. . red. s.ns9A recc.I ts.
BiH bushels; southern On Uade. 59a92
tORN-STot miyed. g; No white %: July. IA
li-si September. 7sa73a; steamer mixed "a receipts
sl@ bushels exports l7oJ bushcis; Southern white
c1ra. So southern yellow corn. 764aI9i7
OATS-Stock in elevators. ilo05 bushels ship
mcuts fron elevators 76ls bushels White No p
heavy. 90; d.. No ? light % medium 5sa5sls; Do.
No. 8 heavy. 57a57's; do. No. s medium, 5-a55i4
Do. No 3. ligl: 55isaJ6; do. No T. light 90 heavy.
5la54: mixed. No. ,. e. do. No. :. 5a5ii4. do.
40 Z. 52gH
RYE-S;ocs In elevators. 4is6 bushels: shiTrneuts
from elevators. ID bushels No. Western rye. eI-
port, Saao; No. ; re. Western. uptown delivery.
SGlg7
FLOUR-Wintcr extra. 3SCa400. do. clear. 0ia
an; do. stGught. s.25a440 do. patent 465ai 75
spring clear. fl5l44S; do straight. AsR5l5; d.,
rateut. 5Zn50; City Mills best patent. SOC: do
high grade patent 50; straight 80. do. choice
family. A6O; extra. 40lail5 Rye hour. medium 70
choice 5a4gl
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
CALL PLAY PLAGIARISM.
Courts Grant Injunction Against
Piracy of "The Saua1v Man."

Berlin, June 12-The courts to-day
granted Z. NJ. Royle an injunction against
Kurt MatuH. manager Of the Bernhard
Theater. Berlin. barring him from per
forming Der cowboy" It is n plagiarism
OF THE White Man" under which name
THE Squaw Man" was played at the
Lyric Theater, London. Matull asked per-
mission to produce the play IN Ger
many. but Royle refused. Nevertheless
Matull pirated IT,
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
REFUSE TO ATTEND DRILL.
High School Seniors Suspended rs
Result of Their Action.

Plainfeld, y. J., June 12.-Refusing
20 attend a fire drlll given at the North
Plaindcld high school. Supt. P. c.
Krebs to-day suspended eight Of the
fourteen members of the senior class,
and before they VIII be permitted 10
return they must apologize TO the su-
erintendent. The eight pupils. one Of
whom is a girl. explained that they
were busy with final examinations, and
knowing that It was a fire drill, they
gave the excuse that they did not have
time 10 spare from their work
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
EQUITY Suits.

No 27s59. J. Edward Chapman " unknown heirs;
10 quiet title Attorney ]. b. Larncr.
No IstO. Ellen c. Edmonston vs. Owen :. Ed
monston ct al divorce. Attorneys r. J. Watkins
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