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Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-04-23
Oldest Canadian Dead.

Winnipeg, April 22.-John McNabb,
the oldest man in Canada, died on the
shores of Lake Manitoba this week.
McNabb was born in western Canada
in 1900, and would have been 10S
years old in August. He had been in
the employ of the Hudson Bay Co.
from boyhood.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-04-23
HARVARD BEATS
ANNAPOLIS BOYS

Annapolis, Md, April 22.-By not a
full half length of their shell today
the naval academy crew lost to Har-
wards eight cared crew of one of the
most interesting and spectacular
races ever rowed over the two-mile
course on the Severn river. The race
was a beautiful one for spectators.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-04-23
Arbitration Treaties Ratified.

Washington, April 22.-The general
arbitration treaties with Great Britain
and Spain were ratified by the senate
today. They are indentical with the
treaties heretofore ratified with
France, Italy, Mexico, Switzerland.
Norway and Portugal.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-04-23
No Agreement.

Washington, April 22.-The senate
today considered in executive session
the Canadian boundary treaty, but no
agreement could be reached concern,
ing It..
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-04-23
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SKULL CRACKED BY BALL

: Annapolis. Md. April Pr. .
: H. Aronson, a member of the !
: Harvard baseball team, is in the :
5 naval hospital with fractured !
|: skull, sustained during the game !
: played with the midshipmen this !
!. afternoon.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-04-23
: coRTELYou is GUEST 8
|: OF AUBURN PEOPLE =

Auburn, N. Y, April 22.--The !
J principal guest at the annual din !
!. ner OF the Auburn Business
) Mems association in Music hall :
. tonight was George B. Cortelyou,
} secretary of the treasury. The
subject of his address was Some
Aspects of Public View"
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-04-23
Bishop capers Dead.

Columbia, S. c., April 22.-Bishop
Ellenson Capers of the Protestant
Episcopal diocese of South Carolina
died at his home here today.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-09
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By Z. r Hutton a Co.
members g: the New York Stock Exchange and the
New York Cotton Exchange. G. Bowie Chipman.
manager. l50i street northwest
New York, July She cotton market was very
irregular to-day. weak 10 tho near months ard
stronger on the new crop months Liverpool cables
showed q firm market In England and when the
local market 0peaed at decline OF two points
Oh July and Two 10 four points advance on the later
positions the situation disappointing 70 traders
A Circumstance which further weakened the market
was the liberal offerings q July and August cot
ton by spot houses and the relatively weak spot
condition throughout the South. To offset this the
weather reports we're all that could be expected
bat under tte condition Of tle market were ussd
as Uearlsa factor. At noon the market was
stronger and about that time reached the highest
points of the day. Prices again saggcd OF IN the
afternoon. and the market closed rather weak tR0
points lower on the near months and four % six
points higher on the later months.
Receipts at the ports l0j bales against ISIS
ast week and 1e3 last year For the week S. 90
bales. against - 2 last week. and Is sO2 last year
Receipts at New Orleans were l0li bales against SIS
last year. and at Houston lS59 bales. against III
last year.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-09
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- - Ii MhoIe.aIc-l


The condition Of the wholesale market remains
practically unchanged Demand for the summer
time ia good, and arrivals n produce are equal %
the consumption. Butter has been a little weaker
Tor day or so on accImuat0ns Of stock and Iarser
supplies than the local trade would take from the
commission houses. The prices this week are cent
lover corresponding % similar conditions elsevher.
BOIIER-Creamery. fancy 2ia5. do Western
hrsts. 2a5 do. seconds. 3a2i; process fancy Zaz,
do. fair 90 good l3a30. dairy choice lsaIg. r6r.-
j store uach ed. fresh l5i1al1
CHEESE-Market firm and active On Az kinda
New York state factory large. l34ali. do. ssaau.
ola, lisl4s; do, sumner. small. lE-al3. virginia 10
EGGS-NeaI-by fresh Virginia loss or ia aver
axe. l6isali. West Virginia and Southwest Virginia
10y: Tennessee. l6i1: North Carolina. &C.
LIVE POULTRl-Chickens fancy. spring Ga2t.
hens. Is: roostcrs. :; ducks. spring IsaI5; do
large. l0all; do small, 9; geese 1a. turkeys toms
per lb 10. do. hens. u; do. thin. s. keats. TO-
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys. hens. undrawp.
per H.. lial5; do, average. uudrawn u. do thin
Dal2; toms. l5aA; chickens. spring large 2a23:
small. ha2 hens. choice. Is. rUosters. g. ducks. l0l
p. geese 9al0.
DRESSED MEATs-Hams. country sugar cured
l2aI
VEGETABLES Potatoes. home grown. per .b1shel
10as0. new. per Dbl. L00a25l: Norrn carolina rer
bhl.. 2O0a2O. Norfolks. 2O5a250; McCormack. rer
bushe iOa59i sweet potatoes per bbl. 2Z5aZJ. cal
bage. pcr bhL. Joa75; do. Early York Der bbl ga
100 new South Carolina J0a5O each: celery Florida
Der crate. 2ea2o; do. per bunch 5a75: clicrm.
bcrs. pCr basket 7jal00. oCgulants per crate ZOJa
go; nlc. per bbl, 6Oa75; lettuce. home grown. ner
bbl, l5aloO; oniCns. Bermuda. uoT C1ate 25al 50.
do. Egyptian. bag 800; Texas. per basket LEO. do
Maryland and Virginia. bbl.. l59aL7j. peas pcr has
kct 5laLG5; home grown. per bill ZJ0aSU: radishes
per 100 Sai00. string beans green. per basket 5la
IS; tomatoes Florida. fancy. per crate 2OOas 25 4;
nearby. crate. l0CaL75; squash, Florida Der bas
ket s5al75
GREEN FRUITS-Oranges. Florida bright. per
box. 2L5; do. russets. rs; California naycls 225a
265 grape fruit Florida. per box. Z5laAO1: peaches
per siXbaskct carrier. lOOal75 box 25aLo5: canta-
loupcs. per crate, Oa.5; pineapplcs per crate 2T5
ass; huckleberries. per quart. sa2 backberics per
quart, Sail apples. new PER bbl Local 90
SUNDRIES-Beeswax. y; tallow. 4: honey white
clover lib. new. Is: do. 2lh new l0alZ ginseng
per h.. 500a600; Seneca. per h. 20. Golden Seal
l0ai5; Pink, l2ali; Mandrake, 2s3, Snake Root s.
GRAlN-Whcat, Southern on grade 75as5; rye
75as0; com. shelled white. s0as5; DO. yellow s0as5
do. car 3.i5aio0; oats Western white No. 2. Ola
65; do. mixed. 5oa60.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-09
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. July s.Fonowing are the Official prices
established by the Fruit and Produce Association.
I BJTIER-Creamcr. fancy, p,r pound GaN:
imitation. lSal9: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls.
l5ali ,.-oIelacked Ohio and West Virginia lCisaI7:
Maryland Virginia, and Pennsylvania dairy prints
l6i5aI7.
EGGS-Maryland Pennsylvania. and near-b, ar,ts.
lo-alI per dozen, Eastern Shore Maryland and Vir-
gnia. lo--alI Western hrstS l6i3al7. West Virginia
l5sal7
LIVE POULTRY-Sprug chickens. per pound.
large. Ia2, snail. l.als. old beps. heavy weight
l-al22 ducks, paddle large old 10; do old
Mu-c1vy and mongrel elO
P0IATOES-New Norfolk Per bbl No l. 275a
50. DO RapIahannock. per large bbl 275a2sl:
DO. per small bbi.. 30. do. York River. per bbl-
primes, -'7a3W; do. Eastern Shore. Maryland
pr hbl.. primes 275a2sj
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-AptIes.
early harvest per bbl fancy, LZ5al50; DO. small
common, Joal0; do hali-bbl 2a5o; do New
.rs assorted PER bhl.. L75aSl0 bccts native pcr
bunch. lal's; blackbs-ries Eastern SHORE CAfdl pr
quart. ia5. do. RapIdLann0ck. per bucket 5ja15:
do. P2tuxent. p5r bucket. NASH cab1agc native
per 100. 5Qa35, DO. Eastern shore per crate.
'5aLol' csntaicupes Georgia. pr GaJe 2alo0; cher
rlts fancy large. red. ucr 10. 5a11 do white wax
pcr TO-. iai1; corn. uCen Virginia. per Dbl. L00a
L5li cucumbers Norfolk per basket 25a50; eBplants
Florida, Ier crate. lcaL5J. hue. .Cbelries Eastern
SlCrc pr quart. Gas; do Maryland and Nirginia.
pr bucket 1la30, onions Bermuda rtr bcr 75ll 1).
do. new HapIaLlUnOcS. per basket. 5O360; peaches
Georgia. Ter Gamer, l5oL50 DO, Maryland and Viz
unia per box. za75; nspblrics red. per pint Sat- /:
do.. pcr quart. 1a9; DO. black. per quart sac
fair to guod. -la5o; do. Potomac. Der siN-bIsEet
carrier sac. Norfolk. Ue- two-hasket carrier SA85:
do. kGpahannOck Der six basket carrier 8a2j
Wate-melOns Fl0riil. each l0a1l
The Washington herald., 1908-07-09
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Transactions on the Washington Stock
Exchange yesterday were one $500 Capital
Traction bond and 33S shares Of stock, Of
which 300 were Mitchell Mining. The
bond sold at 1lOll and the Mitchell at Is.
Capital Traction developed a good de-
mand, all Of which was not satisfied On
four trades q shares changed hands, all
at l26.
Five shares Of Washington Gas were
sold at &C.
The sale Of 10 shares OF Union Savings
Bank at 235 closed the business of the
day
After cal numerous attempts were
made 10 fiji some orders. but the stock
was not TO be had, and no business was
placed on record.
The situation remains unchanged Hold
ers of stock are unwilling TO part with IL
at present prices. and day by day goes by
with only fractional gains TO the bid
prices.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-09
New York.
New Orleans.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York July s-CATTLE-Reocipts. 1879 head
Steers, &c lower; bulls and COWS in light supply and
l0c higher. a number q cars uns0ld Steers i.S0a
I50 STAYS. SEQ; bulls. 3.00a465. cJws. L50a3JO
DRESSED BEEF-Slow. az S4al2 Der pound
Gables steady Shipments to-day. 600 quarters Of
beef; tomorrow. o ~ quarter
CALNES-Receipts. sac head Market l5c higher
BuJteuuiks. 5Ic higher; all sold. Nea,s 500a1. 5
few az T75; cIlls 40la4.50; buttennilks 35Oal0O
dressed calves. steady; citydrlsscd yeals 7isallM
country dressed 5ag dressed buttsrmilks 5iLa7
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. $50 head
Sheep steady; lambs l0al6c higher. Three cars un-
sold. Sheep. 3O0ai.5o; lambs, 475a75.
HOGS-Reccpts. $3.50 head One car on sale No
sales reported. Feeling barely steady
Chicago. July 6-CATTLE-RecCipts l. 900 head
Market steady % l0c lower Prime beeyes GO5a
SIS; poor 20 medium i70a6.o0 s,ocke-s and feeders
250a5.iO; COWS and heifers 2s5a62)i canners. 2Z5a
290; Texans. i0oa6.2j
HOGS-Rcc-ipts $500 head. Market 5alOc lower
Light, 6.05a66l; rough. 60la6.35; mixed, 6lOa67O;
heavy. iOa670; pigs, 50la51.
SHEEP-Receipts, 1900 head. Market weak and
l0c lower. Native sheep 275a350: Western sheep
275al50; native and Western lambs AO0aI2
The Washington herald., 1908-07-09
MAIL HORSES WANT VACATION
Thirty-nine Thousand Animals May
Escape Thirty Days Work.
Rural Carriers Request that Their
Beasts OF Burden BE Sent TO
Pleasant Pastures.

Several days ago officials of the Post
Office Department decided that every
horse owned and used by the depart
ment IN this city would hereafter re-
celve thirty days annual vacation and
would be sent 70 a fine pasture about five
miles from the city. 1t was decided the
horses were faithful servitors OF the gov
ernment, and were entitled to annual
leave, just as the rest Of Uncle Sans
hired hands.
Now the department has a problem
10 solve. Nearby rural carriers have
made applications upon behalf OF their
beasts Of burden, requesting that their
horses be allowed thirty days annual
leave just the same as the governments
Washington horses. There are 80 600 ru-
raj carriers. and each one has horse
II the department extends its humani-
tartan project to cover them all It will
cost the government the tidy sum OF
$3.50. 600.
The matter has been presented TO
the Fourth Assistant Postmaster General.
but as he has no specified appropriation
and no emergency fund, ne finds him
self unable just now to follow the de-
partment's liberal instincts.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Edward F. Grace. 35. and Emma F. Briggs. s..
Rev. Y. J. SChmitt
Charles A. Rowland g. Of Blackinton Mass. and
Elsie Linderkohl, p Rev. Z. A. MengeL
W. +. Burgess, 2, and Anna A Wella. IS Rev
Elias Anger.
Hauy H. Scott. s.. Of Chevy Chase. Nd, and
Lucy B. billiard. q. Rev. Weston Br1ner.
Harry T. Robinson. p. and Beulah Tyler I9.
both Of Richmond. Va. Rev. j. b. Mclaughlin.
Arthur L. Davies. o. and Flosse c. Wright, 70.
both Of Richmond Rev. J. H. Wells
John NJ. Lowe. 50, and Isabelle NJ. ROYAL. 53.
both 4 Pueblo Cal. Rev. W. T. Thompson.
G. II. Escaniville. q. and Fannie L. Sullivan. q.
both o. Baltimore. Rev. S. NJ Afford
Louis J. Roscnbtm. p and Katie Sandcrson. p.
Rev u. C. Macleod
Wise Perry 40. Of West Palm Beach. Fla. ard
Naude T. Anenmluye % Of Amelia Court House
Va. Rev. j. B. Mclaughlin.
COLCRED.
James c. West. a. and Lillian T. Simmons. %
Rev L. c. Cunnif.
Isaac Harris. 49, and Sarah Thompson. 30 Rev.
". j. Howard.
John D. Mack. 81. and Alice Key. g. Rev. A. J.
Olds.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. July S-BUTTER- Receipts. T.733
rechases; fancy firm. Creamery. GpE Arsts n:
State dairy. tubs finest 2a225a; good to choice, 2a
H4
EGGS-Roceipts, T. 4a packages; choice finn. Near
by white fancy, 2ia5; do. mixed fancy. g2sS:
Western selected. choice. lea2O: do. average. best.
lsaIsi3
MIL FEED-strong; quiet. Spring bran. IOO-lb
sacks. 20 arrive &.25; middlings. 2iJO; city bran.
A75 I'm bulk.
OATS Steady; dull. No. white. $50: No. 4
white J7ia.
FLoUR-Firer Spring patents 550a5sO; spring
clears 25ai.5O; winter sTaights. fl0ai2
RYE FLOUR-Stcady; trade dull; 4.5Oa500
CORN MEAL-Su0ng; small supply. Kiln dried
for export. 39alOO
HAY-Receipts. 1885 tons; choice in fair request
Prime timothy. S. No. l. 80.
STRAW-Weaker; small business. Long rye, 70a75
BEEF-Firm. Family, E.O0al7D
POBk-Firm. but inactive. Mess l7OOal725 fam
iy. I5Oals.00
TALLOW-QuiCt. City. in hogsheads 57l6
LARD-Quet. Prime Western. $50; city. a3:
refined continent. $50; South American. 1875
The Washington herald., 1908-07-09
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. July 8.-Following are the official
prices here to-day:
WHEAT-Spot contract, e0Iza90%: No red
Western. s2i5a927. July 9Olsa9gs August 9ol5sgOs
September. 9lha9l& steamer No red s6ssas6ss
receipts. 46.ll0 bushels: new Southern By sample.
s7aS new Southern on grade s6a9O
CORN-Spot mixed 7sJsa7gG. No. 2 white g2lLs
ga; July 7s'aa79A; September 70; receipts, l.56l
bushels
OATS-Stock in elevators, 6.3is bushels; shin
ments from elevators. 96i3 bushels White No 2
heavy. 59a59ia; No. 2. light 20 medium. 5siba5e
dc. Nos. heavy. 5sa5Sis; do. No. 3. medium, 5sa
ssh; do. No 3. light 57Aa5s; do, No 4. light 10
56i5; do. No 4. 5ia5rk
RNE-Stock in elevators, 4lOs bushels; shipments
from elevators 80 bushels
FLOUR-Winter extra. 355as75; do. clear. ASA
400: do. straight. 4o5alO: do. patent 4. iOa4 so.
spring clear 4l0aiio; do. straight is5a5 10: do.
patent 5.aa5i5 City Mills best patent 675: do
high grade patent 4a5; do straight. a65 do choice
family 45; do. extra. 375a4o0 Rye four medium 10
choice. A25ai9. Cornneal. per 100 lbs. Ls0alsO.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-09
NEW CONSULS NAMED.
EIigibIes Appointed as Assistants in
Service.

The following appointments in the con-
sular service were announced yesterday
al the State Department:
Arthur Garrels. Of Missouri. consul at
Zanzibar; Samuel C. Beat. Of Illinois.
consul at Port Louis; Douglas Jenkins,
Of South Carolina consul at ST. Pierre:
Adam Lieberknecht, Of Illinois, consul at
Alden; Frederick b. Cloud Of Iowa, con-
sal at Antung; Edgar D. Turner. OF
Pennsylvania, consul at Naskat; William
W. Handley. OF New York, consul gem
eral at Bona; Thomas W. Hasklns, OF
California, consul at Swatow; Hubert
Gordon Baugh OF California. Interpreter
10 the consulate general at Tientsin.
Charles L. L. Williams, Of Ohio inter
prefer 10 the consulate at Chefoo.
The following ehgibles were appointed
consular assistants: Frank BOrh. Kan
sas; Robert Treat Crane Maryland. Al
fred W. Dongeon. Alabama; Kenneth S.
Patton, Virginia; BARLEY T. Yost, Kan
saS.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by f. F. Hutton & Co, mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange and the Chi
cago Board OF Trade. c. Bowie Chipman. manager
1901 street northwest
Chicago July a-The market active and
weak on the favorable weather conditions through
ont the winter wheat district for harvest and in the
Northwest for the development Of the crop Ad-
vices were Of increasing offerings Of new wheat and
the hedging sales at the West are assuming some
importance FcrCifn markets quiet
Corn wa active and weak on the favorable weather
conditions throughout the entire c0rn-producng dis
trict. The greater portion ot the entire belt has
received good rains this week and the Journal Of
Commerce report was not considered bullish in view
Of the carly weather conditions.
Oats were active and lower with quite heavy
liquidation at the West, owing 20 the favorable
weather throughout the entire oats-uroducing terri
tory.
Provisions were moderately active and somewhat
lower with the early decline in grain. but rallied
The Washington herald., 1908-07-09
REPORTS ON INDIAN TROUBLE.
Bureau Has Telegram from Agent
at MuscOEee.

The Indian Bureau IS in receipt OF a
telegram from Indian Agent Dana H.
Kelsey. IN charge Of the Union agency az
Muscogee. Okla. corroborating press dis
patches that there has been an unruly
gathering Of Indians at Hickory Camp,
near Henrietta, apparently 10 protest
against the allotment policy Of the gov
ernment
Agent Kelsey has been instructed 20
proceed 10 Hickory Camp with Commits
sioner Wright, Of the Five Civilized Tribes,
and report 90 the Indian Bureau the stat
us OF affairs. Union agency is about fifty
miles from the camp. The Iadian agent
In his telegram also states that from
information that he had he did not antici-
pate serious trouble. and that about so
per cent Of the gathering at Hickory
Camp were negroes.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-09
INSPECTOR FRANCIS PROMOTED
Acting Head of building Depart
ment Mnde Assistant Inspector.

Announcement was made yesterday by
the Commissioners OF the promotion OF
Thomas Francis. acting Inspector OF
buildings in place Of Snowden Ashford,
who is under suspension perSing the
action Of the grand jury in the case Of
the accident at the Pickford apartment
house, 10 be assistant inspector OF build
ings, with compensation at 1880 per
annur.
Mr Francis, who was formerly super
intendent of construction. is directed by
the Commissioners 10 continue 10 act as
Inspector OF buildings until the Pickford
case is decided. W L. Webster, assist
ant Inspector Of buildings. has been
transferred to be superintendent Of con-
struction, ot the same salary. $3.50 per
annum. These appointments were made
tentatively on July 1, but were not for
mally ordered and confirmed until yes
terday.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-09
DEATH RECORD.

Honosine Jardin. l757 g. NV. 50 years
Magdalene c. Fcndner u 9th 81. NV. IS years.
Cyril j. Storm0nt. Sibley Hospital l9 years.
jeremiah Donovan, Government Hospital for In
ane 81 years.
Frank Herbert. S22 ! st. NV. 50 years.
John Myers X st. ne. 50 years.
Francis Flynn. CAS- Merton 81. NV. II months
Francis Monroe lbs Md. ave ne / month.
Walter Jackson. Jos G ST. sw.. months
Ellwood l. Woolard, 9l4 = 81. sg., months
Pauline VI Geier. Olive ST.. Kenilworth II months
George Med Brown. 7l2 II 81 ne. 10 months
jeremiah Mccarthy S6l6 y ST. NV. months
Jordan c. Wilson, Sibley Hospital, / month
COLORED
Bette SmilCr. lZ3i Nolans court sw.. g years
Edgar Murphy. G05 Olive ave NV. 50 years.
Helen '. Smallwood. 1911 c ST. Sc, years
Columbus b. Ware. rs ~ ST. sw., 81 years.
Nathan L. Williams 2ll Tenn. ave. ne "A year,
Nellie Jones, 9i7 Hughes court nw 81 years
Maria A. Richardson. 1894 26th ST. NV, 50 years.
Mamie X. Lynn. lli3 18th ST. NV, IS years
Gus Wood Hcme for Aged and Inhrm. 56 wears
Henry Parker. Home for Aged and Infirn. So years
Mary ODay, Georgetown Hospital 90 years
James A. Parker 500 Brightwood ave. g. wears.
Nancy II. Todd LEA 18th ST. ne I year
Bessie l. Randcll. 1910 VI. ave. NV, years.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-09
A Dercrred Prnmnttnn-

Among the promotions incident to the
new fiscal year were two in the quarter
master generals Office in the War De-
partment. those Of Nessrs. L. (. Davis
and c. p DAILY. each Of whom was made
chief OF division in that Office Mr..
Davis was for many years with Gen.
Humphrey in the, Philippines and later
in Washington. Mr.. Daily was with Gen.
Aleshire in China. the Philippines. and in
Washington. Both have been valuable
assistants OF the quartermaster general.
and their advancement is a recognition
Of useful service and the faithful per-
fOrmance Of IL.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-09
Policeman VIII ExpIaia.

a full inquiry viii be begun to-day IN
the charges brought against Policemen
Garfield and Geier. Of the Third precinct.
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lambert, Of 2223
y street 1t IS alleged the policemen used
unnecessary force in making an arrest
on Tuesday night. The case was not dis
posed Of In the Police Court yesterday.
pending the inquiry, which will be held
in the district attorneys Office.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-09
ANGERMANN WILL FILED.
Homestead Property Given TO Tes-
tHtOr's SON, George Angermann.

In the VIII of John Angermann. who
died July ?. fled IN the District Probate
Court yesterday. Louisa Angermann. a
niece, Is given $3.50. John George Anger
mann, a son, is given all personal prop
erty on the premises known as Home
stead, IN Morrison street northwest.
Lot l32 in square 6575. this city, and
one-half OF lot 90, in square 6. Todd &
Browns subdivision. Mount Pleasant, are
given as a life interest TO Katie MAY
Kohler. a granddaughter At her death.
the property is 10 go 10 Frederic J. Koh-
Ter Emma HOrtmann IS given $3.50
Jacob Boal and J. G. Angermann are
named executors. with the power 10 sell
the remainder Of the estate whenever
they they deem It Of interest to the
estate
1t is provided in one clause Of the will
that any one Of the heirs contesting the
provisions Of the will shall forfeit all
rights IN the estate.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-09
Negro the First Prisoner.

The first prisoner taken 70 police head
quarters IN the new Municipal Building
yesterday was Lucy Lee. a negro. thirty
five years old. Of 3l2 Census court north
west. She IS charged with petty larceny.
it being alleged she snatched a pocket
book. containing $7.22, from Lizzie Har-
rison. a negro. The woman was sent to
the House Of Detention.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-09
NEW IORK MONEY MARKET.

New York. July S-Thc market for sterling to-day
quiet and rates little changed Rates for actual
business werv: Sixty days. iS555a4 $50: demand
i.5690aiS7, cables. As7l0ai $40.
Commercial bills. isi7sa4 s5i4
The supply of cotton and grain bills was small
Money on call to-day. "a pr cent Time money
and mercantile paper unchanged. Time money
quiet. with the same display Of ease rs has been
noted an along Rates, lAa2 per cent for sixty
DAYS. 2a2h for ninety days Eta2A for four months
sass fer FIVE months aud 31a3at for six months
Mercantile paper was taken moderately. and was
offered with apparent freedom. Rates STAT per
cent for sixty and ninety days ind0rsed bills re-
ccVabe. iaiia for choice four and six months single
names and for less wcll-kn0wn names.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-09
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cATrLE-Extra. per ewt.. SsaeOO: butcher. A5Oa
500: common. 2Ola3O
HoGs-Per ewt. gross. 565aS7s; ordinary. per
cwt 500a5 g.
sHEEP-Prim 3Ooa35O; common. 25OnsO.
LAMBS-Spring. 6; medium. 81
CALl ES-Prime. per pound Z; medium. 6as5s +:
grass 3al
COWs-Prime. fresh. each. 4OOOa5oOO; common.
9.Ooa300O; old and dry. sO0alOO
The Washington herald., 1908-07-09
Woman Sues Laundry Company

Claiming that the Frazee-P Potomac
Laundry Company had damaged the pre-
misses owned by her at 171O-12-14-16 E
street northwest. Elizabeth J. Miller yes
terday brought suit to recover $3.50. The
plaintiff declares that the laundry COM
pany leased the property for five years.
and upon their removal left the buildings
in such state as to require repairs, thus
causing loss of time to the owner and
to the new lessee.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-09
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Regular CALL y O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction IS. SEQ at ll0h.
Capital Traction 5 at -26. 10 at lbs. 5 at rs 3
az l26.
Washington Gas. az c.
Mitchell Mining 100 at g. 100 at y. 100 az y.
Union Savings Bank 10 at 235.
Following are the closing quotations on yesterdays
stock eXchanRe: