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The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET
Pnoas Quoted ars vhaIssalsl


Mud ints-est was aroused o. the wholesale ua--
E-t r. the -gpo-- t-5n Chicago thar rev paczng
house r1[ been Started there With TIE aT1UeG Tlr
pose q k-51-- tle besf t--s-- Cl-Ls 1en ard coz
mission houses seemed -o think that 70 promised
=-re relief from the present high prices f1- rusa-
. Tzi-v r-1luc-s were U0cLzr-e1 and t-G YESTERDAY
E-ss scarce and high Poultry steady and Vegetables
and f--cirs active AZ the quotations
BJTTER-C-ea1s-y. fz-cy, 1a28; do, Weste1
F-s-s ~ do. se-1-ls Lal- p--cszs fancy. -
- Co. fzlr 70 sod. SAB Gzi-y. czoioe l-4-s.
good. T. st1-e-uacEef fresh. g
CHEESE-NsT YORK state tac-1-y. la-se. Is do.
s-uaI. -sal5iz. d., s1nEzT, snail. l-i4a-3. VIZ
EGGS-Nsa--hv f-ssh. vi-vsrsa. r7ss o. 2. aver
aze Eaz. Wes- Virginia ard Southwest Virginia
q Te--ezsce l7z. North Carolina q
LIVE POULTRT-ClicEers fancy spring lsa17;
be1S z. ROSTERS. z. tgcz. large. 9. d. snail.
sas; tu-zays. tens. Der -a. Izl2s do. Ae1s. p:
DRESSED POULTRT-Tl-ks-s. he-s. undrEn
rer ID. Is, do. average uldr1U-- iiaL5. do thz
1s tons. La-s; chirEeus. S--nz- large Is; Do.
sa-. -51l5- hens c1ice ls1-aIsi rocs,e-s, 3; dteEs
DRESSED NIEATs-HEm2 county. sugar cured
-saIE
61a-5; rev per bh-. ZZl--5. North Caroina. ps-
HbL. Z51a30o S-folks. 2114251, sweet p3-atoes Der
hdl E11l253. ya-s. per b1L. Ls5sZL5. cabbage. per
b5l. Lsa2e9. Co.. EaTly N1sk De- 65i La1sl-25.
plants Per c-z-e. 75aL5C. kale ps- 5bl 6a75. let
t1oe h11ns-Er5vu pe- basket. L9aal50. Cnioas Be--
nuia psr craze. L1la--5; Do. Na-yland and Vir-
Erla- per bbL. l62aZ-5. pess Is- bhL. 1aas 90
ra5=hss. per 100. saloo5 sc-iuE beans. sTeer, Per
basket 5a-5- tomatoes, near by. Ter cate 90zl.5;
squash rsr hhl. 5-a75- green CON Der d-z. l1a1Z
GREEN FEJ JITS-0ranSes. 7e- box. -51sio 90. Do
California. rare-s. 35la4-l1- E-ape f--i-. per box
25latl3s peaches per siZhsszet c4--1-r. -5sl-l9.
CO.. per box. 5lz751 c1-tal7lTss re- crate s5as9
ut-czrrles -er crate. L511-5- huckleDsr-ies per
quart, san blackber-iss. per quart. Sal. apples
new per hoi-- 5a-go- do. re- rsEel. 5a75s Qlu-zs
rer b-s1el. L5la2 CO. wlre---ellns- each. I1al5-
SCNDRIES-BseswaE. p tz-low. 5. honey. white
clover 1Ib new. 8. do. zI5-. new, llalZ. ginseng
Ter ID. 5llas19 Seneca. per Ib.. 20; Golden seal
slas5. PINK Root L2zI5: Afa15-ake. 2l3s Snake Root
s.
DRIED FRCITS-AqpIes sliced. fancy. S47; Co .
sized bright e. cherries 10; blackberries A. whortle
ber-ies. Do; rzzrasrT-ss. l2a5
GEAIN-Wlelt Soutre-l- On grads sa9f; re
752s0. con- sLe.lsd Ebi-e Sss5: DO. yeloE, sssa5
do. ear. 4gas25- cats. Wester1 white Ne. ? 64a65
d9-. mixed. 5sa65
WOOL AND HIDE5-Wool. washed. free Of bu-s
psr lo z5azs, do uzFashed- free df burs rer ID.
Az do. bury. per D. Eals; hides E-eer. per b.
g. do. dry. pe- II. salI- sheerskins green. each
s5a-5; do. d.. each, 25a6o; ealfskns green each
L50aLZ5
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
HE'LL FOR BEATING WIFE.
Edwin c. Clark, Assisted by Friend,
Assaults HeIpneet.

Edwin c. Clark was arraigned in the
Police Court yesterday on a charge OF
brutslIy beating his wife. Mrs. Mabel u.
Clark. IN their home. at 1g2s Massachu-
setts avenue northwest. Monday night.
He was held in bond Of 800 TO keep
the peace Benjamin r. Stewart. a
rOOmer in the Clark house, who is alleged
to have helped the irate husband, for
feited so collateral
Residents Of fashionable Massachusetts
avenue section were aroused Monday
evening by a woman screaming for help.
They rushed outside. and saw Mrs. Clark
leaning from q window calling FOR as
sistance. Policemen McQuade and Hugh
lett responded to the cries Of distress. and
forcing the door found Mrs Clark strug-
ling with two mea.
McQuade grabbed Clark and his brother
officer seized Stewart. Stewart fought.
and was sUbdued only after he and the
policeman had rolled down a flight OF
steps.
Mrs. Clark said her husband and his
companion returned TO the house in an
intoxicated condition and demanded din
ne-- She refused to cook for them, she
said. and thereupOn they started 10 beat
her
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WILL RECEIVE ONE SALARY.
Dr. Lynch TO Get No Extra Compen-
sation as Chemist.

satiOn as Chemist
No additional compensation for duties
performed in connection with his re-
in the Agricultural Department VIII be re-
csived by Dr. r L Lynch. District
chemist
a ruling by Judge Nullowny IN the
Police Court. 20 the effect that prosecu-
tons for the sale OF impure milk in the
District cannot be conducted by the
health department, but only by the De-
partment Of Agriculture. under the pure
food act, was the cause OF the arrange
-1eut.
Dr Lynch had been making analysis
Of the milk BY which the prosecutions had
been carried on. and when the Police
Court ruling took the matter from the
hands OF the health department. the Sec
reyGry Of Agriculture commissioned the
doctor as temporary chemist Of that de-
partmeut with compensation al S a day
Health Cficer Woodward called artau-
ton 10 the fact that If the compensation
ordered by the Department OF AEricUI-
tUre be given % Dr.. Lynch. he would
then be drawing two salaries AS a uodi-
flcariou therefor he has suggested that
the appointment be made 50 the doctor
serve in The new capacity without paw.
and that the per diem compensation from
the government be paid 70 q new chemical
arQoi1tee as additional 10 the force Of The
health department
Prot Charles z Afunroe, Of the George
Washington University. IS named in this
connection His work would be along the
lines laid down in the pure food and drug
act No action has yet been taken.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square ss2-Aunis NJ WISE guardian q Raymond
C.1rco-sn- 70 Edns-d Fitzgerald and John :
Ezzn. 70 scare EuterF-iss SERIAL Building Asso-
cation. 500 lot IS
Square 5-T-sa-uh : Powell % The washing-on
Loan and Trrst Company, % secure Eguirahle Co
operative Building Assoe1ato1- s soa. part ., 81
Washington Heghts-Mi-anca r Tulioch % Henry
P. Blair and Co-o1san Thom. 20 secure Cha-las
s Hiilye-. s6eo. 8 years. Eer cent. se.1li-a1u--
ally. lot 8. block
WhittinEhaTr-Enlna A. johnson 20 Galen E Gueen
and John " B7oEniIg. % secure NJ Eiizaoe,h
browning. S1S. I 20 50 months LOT S
Pleassn- PlSins-Ellen Stewart et VIZ Joserh H.
to 6eorge c Ge-tnazn and Charles H Crzgin- 70
secure Bertha L1ders. $50. ; years. per cent
sani-anuusiIy. lot lS
Dohhins' addition % Wsshi1Eto1-Sanuel G Bus
ter % ux TO W Taylor Birch and Robert Lee
OfBrieu. % secure Agnes X. Smith. s. To. 3
years psr cent. seTni-annaa.ly. lot Is. block
Is same % R-beTt Lee OBrien and Alvin c.
Belt to secure james Martin. Sl.550. monthly
tsyu-snts. pr oent. seni-annually. lot Y.
block 13-
square ss5-wfuiam Shelley Ct TX 70 Geo-ge ".
White and Walter A. BruW1. 20 sec1re Ida
R. Long. s2ooo years. Der cent semi
annually. lot g.
Square sss-3Iary B Foley to Henry c. Stewart
and James N Green % secure Charles B.
Osborne. $50. and 2 years. PeT cent SEMI
annually lot p
Mount Pleasant-Miunie E Hawk 20 Charles ".
Fairfax and HarTy K Boss. TO secure Charles
2. stone. S2l50. ! to S. months. Der cent
seni-aanualy lot S2
Square leo5-Cs-oiine ". Wheeiock ct vir. Frank
% william 2 EdmoustCR and LOUIS p. Peak.
10 sec1re the C0zooran Fire Insurance Company.
Of the District q Columbia So, year. per
cent se-li-aEnCally. lot s.
PARK View Te--aca-SaTnuel Talhert e ux % I'd
ward J. SteIlwagsn and Thomas n Gale. % 81
cure Il. Rozier Dulaney. trustee. S3o57. =. 1 and
years. per cent. se-zi-aBnuslly lots s.. s. and
s. block s
SQUARE I55-5Iary r. Wilcox 70 Richard u. and
Richard K Tyler and Charles g. Warden. to
seczre Elizabeth P Smith. S.0o0 years. ps-
cent semi annually. lot -
Square SF-Dsniel K Jackson TO z hilton Jackson
and Sidney :. Taliaferro. TO sec1re Marion Dor
ST. S, ,sa years, per cent. se-ai-annually.
lot T.
Columbia HeEhts-Hsrry Warlman and Thomas
Bouas % 2. Francs saul and Walter z. Hilton.
70 secure Harry " Ellis. 1880 years. per
cent semi-anuuaIg. Isss % 50. and ST. block 2
three trusts OF S.5lo each. one % each lot
Saui's Addition to WsshinEtou-James 5 Nad6Ez
70 3. Francis saul ard Norman L. SaIshury.
to secure Chsries F. Morrison s. 500. monthly
payments. pr oznt. sezni-snuualy. lOt 2
square 2s6.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

WiIige. Gibbs and Daniel have sold
for the Moore and Barbour estates TO
Judge William II. De Lacy the entire
block IN Moore and Barbours addition.
bounded by Rhode Island avenue. L
street. and Lincoln avenue. It IS under
stood Judge De Lacy viii improve the
property al once with hrst-cIass dwell
ings. TIE price IS Withheld from pub
Lcauon-
The same firm reports unusual sue
cess IN the disposal OF building front
ages IN this section during the past fort
night. thirty-six lots, having an agSre-
gate OF CSC feet and q total area Of O.
500 square feet. having been sold 10 va
rious builders and investors during that
period. representing an outlay OF approx
nateIy S75.o0o- The purchasers have IN
each instance Al intention OF improving
the lots at once with high-grade resi-
dences for. the market
Capt. James F. Oyster has sold hhs
country home and farm. near Garrett
Park. nd, to Charles Corby. the baker,
for SS5. .00l- AIr Corby viii take posses
sion OF the property about October /.
when Capt Oyster and his family re
turn 70 the clIE Tor me winter The
property consists Of about 100 acres It
is situated on the Rockville pike. be-
tween Garrett Park and Kensington- It
is understood that Mr. Corby VIII make
some improvements and occupy il next
year as his summer home.
J. c. Crane IS about 10 erect a two
story frame house at S7s5 Oliver street
northwest. for which he made the plans
A c Warthen VIII construct the house,
at an estimated cost Of S4.o00.
Mary s. Rabe has commissioned J. c
Yost. contractor. 20 undertake extensive
repairs 10 her house. at 40l Stanton place
northeast The repairs viii extend 70
considerable changes IN the building and
Will cost about 5000.
Col. George TruesdeIl wiz make re-
pairs TO the apartment house at Lincoln
avenue and r street northeast. and has
made a contract with R. L Prary for the
construction work. The repairs viii cost
about $3.50
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Avg @--FoIowiuE are the Official
prices here TO-DAY:
MHEAT-Sp1l contract. s7lza91sa. SPOT No. ? red
Wssts-u. s9iza59s: August g7izas77s; September,
97izss7z Decenber. s9as steamer No red. Sii5a
9fs receipts, E.75 bushels; exports 90 90 bushels
southern. b. sample. sa96; Southern. On grade.
e3ae7
CORN-SDot mixed. 81. seDtember S57s asked
year So asked; recaipts. SOL bushels; Southern
white ccrn 52as--
OATS-Stoc6 il eizFat1-s. Is7s5 bushels: ship
nenIs from elevators $50 bushels White No .
heavy, 55a555s, do No. 2 light 20 me5iuu. 521sa53
do. No. 2. heavy. 51z53. 90. No. 3 medium So
521a. Do. No 3 light. s2a515s; do No l. Hight t1
heaTy. sac. mixed No ? 5A5I5z; do, No 3
4sssaa
RYE-Stock In elevators. $3.50 b1sheIs
FLOUR-Winter extra. SEa355: do clear. as5s
400; a.. straight. A15a42o. do, patent E55a4 70,
sr-inE clear s40a470: do. straight. 5e0a5Z. do
patent 575a6o0. City Mills hest patent SO: al
hiEh-7-zde patent. 5-155 do. hiEh-Eads strairbt
As. do. choice family, IA. do extra Ssla3 "a
Rye four. medium TO choice. AZ5aA5o. Corn meal
ps- 10 lbs. LSJals0
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
DAILY COURT RECORD
TUESDAY, August 25, 19Os9

Enamel NJ Hewlett 20 RzclsI B-ozu. l1-s
s. s.. ard S. square tI1 SO
Park View Te-ace-H- EuzIeE Duiar-, trustee. q
Samuel TaIt5-r. lots Sc 3. and s. block g.
S55sIT S5muel Talt-r- e ux. % Alsrzrdel
WoE and Marie =. E1ssnbcrg. sane land. SO
Eleventh. street between = and r s--s-s northwest
PhIIip A. Schiudler. eyec1-c-. and Hsuy H
Be-smauu. trustee. 20 Elizsheth HoGZan I1t p
square E5 50
Ninth and Q streets uorthsast-Johu J. T--s-zE q
John W Gleuua1. trustee. parts original lots
and l. SQUARE a3S SO
Eleventh street berwesn Q Erd r streets uurtLEcst-
E.izaheth Holman % Daniel K Jacksol los z
square So. Sa
SAILS A55iti,n 20 Washi1rtor-Joserh Z. Davisor
90 IL % Harriet T. Calf lot 50. square s0S
E.I10 Charles F N1rTts1u e. TX 90 jams ;,
and Anna r. Nfaddu1 lot 2 square Io6 SO
Mount Pieasa-r-CharIes 2. stone e. TX % Minnie
Z Hawke. LOT SIS. block l. SO
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
GOSPEL CRITIC ENDS HIS LIFE

New York. Aug E.-Tle Rev Albert H
Trick. a retired Presbyterian clergyman.
who once attracted the attention Of hts
whole church by his vigorous defense Of
The higher criticism ar rl= El0Ie. deIIV-
cred before the general assembly Of the
Prssbyte-5au Church iu 1888. killed himself
with a revolver IN a room OF the NILS
Hotel. Thirty-seve-th street and Seventh
avenue. last 8f0nEay night His body was
discovered by a CLaub5rnaid az 3 O'Clock
this morning
The clergyman left behind him IN the
form OF a Letter 90 a friend, Dr. Charles y.
Dowd. Of II West Seveury-seCoud street.
a farewell sermon. deeply tlnged with bit
teruess against what lie declared 70 be
the iaeptItuGe Of modern churches 70
square Christian d0Emas with the practi-
cal facts ot prese1t-Gay life Because he
took too much 20 heart the teachings Of
Jesus Christ and attempted 20 I've them
IN & worsday world the suicide deemed
that his life had been a failure.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy 2 F. Hutton & Co..
members Z the New E0-z STOCK Exchange and
the Nau YORK Cotton Ezchange- G. Bowie Chip
u-zu. manager l51I T st7eet northwest
Nsw YORK. Aug E--An attempt % hammer TIRE
cc-tau market was checked ty cousi1Gous rains in
the Eastern bslt where Mondays low ara was
he'd stationary over night b. -easo2 q q strong
high area passing over = Crest lakes Ere1tr-
ally this Induced moderate covering. on which ac-
tive months sold few points Up from Monday s
closing TraLinz vas E1oderately active While
Liverpool was slow IN responding 10 the local ad-
vance. New Orleans a1pcared 70 be buying October
c1-tcl here
Receipts 90 ths pa-ts today were E.oo0 bales.
sE5inst MS last week and I13 las year. for the
week. % l11 bales against. g. 90 last week and
Z15L last year Receipts at New Orleans were ss7
tales against "a last year and al Houstoc q 5as
talss aEaias. ~ Ias. rsar.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26

" H0-E ~ Nv HEAA-lr-e1T7Il I'D G1IeT-
No. ] N1T-E9-l Duluth. - uTT1vc. Ll5'15 No red.
Z O. D. L0IE. No 2 hard new crop Z O. b.. 114
So I us-ar1-i. September O--obzr f o. b.. g -
CoRN-Scl-oe and duu No. 2 eleTltl-. -. No
2 e o. b. q5iz. nominal
RyE-Sl1v No O. Z o. b.. g.
MIL EEED-Irre-l-ar- u1ode-zte trade. Spring
bran in -rap1lrE SACKS % a-r1ve a So a1iidlirEs
a5s5. CRY bran. in bulk $50; Western nd dog. %
arrive. gLal
OATS-S-e15v. No wnfte rev. 81; No. 2
sai-e, 1-r 5ilz. No. rized. neE. g; new white.
% arrive 55sf2
FLOUB-Iru-ular- sp-ing pa.erts 6ss6 %;
spring r-ea-s sZas s.. wiu-e- s-raiE1tz 4loas 50:
clears 5d5a5e0- KEusas s--aiEt-s IN SACKS, 40.
clea-s as51zg
RAE FLgJ Rs. .15a475
COEN1IEAE-Fr-- Eil1-tre6. II ex-o-r =;
clare neal in la-s. L6saL-1.
HAN-Rc-151ls 30 tons Inquiry ula6s-zts-
PRIME timothy. 90 No T. Sass No 2 s-zs0
STRAW-S-l16y. ma5s-l-e trade Lo-E ne s5ago.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NeE T1rk Aus. 5.-CATTI E-Rsceipts Eo head
STEADY Dressed beef SLOW at 7isa-5 uer pound 10.
-a-iye sides
Wes-eu calves 5Z5a675.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - RcceiD.z. $50 head.
STEADY. Lambs slow and STEADY % a shade ezsl-r
sheep. 515-E5ls clLs. L554Z55; common 70 grE.
lz-lh- assn
HOGS-Eece-g-s q - bead Feellrg STEADY
ghicaE0. Aug E-CATTLE-tl5-e-r-s 700 head
Market steady. Pr--ls heevss 55ll---g. pac- 20 ne
dl-uu- 1--45sa, st1czzrs and teeleH. -51s5o. c5vs
ard le.fars -N
HOGS-Re-sirts. Loo head Market weak z GIT
5E-665s rs1-1s 531as.1c mixed. 5s5l5-s5. heav,
555l5-sls plgs. Asta5s--
SHEEP Receipts. . 90 head. AIarser s-eady Ss-
tiEe sheep. ZSalc1- Wgs-sL sheep a.o-s-1J. native
lambs 35laG1o. Western lambs G5la5U
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
sufcide Was 3 aBIur.s ;,

New York. Aug. z5--Declaring that she
had no intention OF committing suicide
and that she was only "bluf1ng." Annie
aEulIigan. sixteen years old. Of 100 New
ark avenue. Jersey City. was to-day ar
raigned before Judge Farmer. in the First
Criminal Court in Jersey City
She told the judge that her mother OBJ
iected to her keeping company" with q
certain young man whose name she did
not mention. and that she made the
..bIufr' al suicide 10 scare her mother.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
Observation-Disclosures
Court Takes Exceptions to the
Affdavits.
Famous Murder Case Continued TIVE
Days After Judges Refusal
10 Eacate Bench,

Jackson. KY. Aug. 8.-JUdge Adams
refused 10 vacate the bench IN the Beach
Hargls case today. and fined Senator W.
o. Bradley and his counsel so each for
the charges made IN their afidavits fled
yesterday He said the wording OF the
amdavits were entirely outside Of what is
permitted By law.
Helpasssd the case Till Thursday morn
ing 10 give the defense time in which 10
answer the Commemorative motion for
g change of venue. The trial OF John
Abner for the murder Of James CockreII
was continued til the October term OF
court.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Richmond Ps-k-Nc7thEest Washington Improve
nlsut COMPANY Inc, TO Raymond o. Wumarth
lot s. square 2l63. SO
Whirtinghau-M- Elizabeth Browning e VIZ John
W 10 Emma A. johnson. lot g. SO
Robins addition to Washington-James Martin
et TX % samuel c and Susan L Buster. lot
q block IS SO.
I55 Ninth street southeass-Caroline IsdeH 20 Re-1-
ben " IsdeTi lot q square eS SD
Tennessee zTsuue between B and G streets north
east-Rachel brown e Ttr. Frank. TO Emanuel
Il HeElett. lots e s., and ss. square 1858. So
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By E ?. Hutton & Co.
members q the New YORK Siock Exchange and the
Chicago Board Of Trade. q. BoEls Chipman. man
ager, L9l F street northwest
Chicago. Aug She wheat market opened from
isc % &c lower and the initial trading was very
duh Most q the fo-enocn prices were nearly STA
ti0nsry but under fair buying prices made nearly a
poir- sd rhen settled back 70 level about equal
10 the opening
Corn uas better on reports of cold Weafher and
rains that may rsta-d the maturing crop
Oats were drm AID steady
Provisions made good reco-d. Win high quota
tioas from 20 z points u1-
FUTURES were quoted as follows
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
1yV NutfW

No 5s77. Edward Darby & Sons vs. C. 4.
( Schneider's Sons. csrti0r4n dsfendant Attorne..
I L J. 3lather.
No. 5S7s Plaza Hotel Company vs. John a.
Costinett e a.; damages Sc 10o. Attorneys @. 7.
I Ha7eu and N. J. Cclbe-t
/ No. 5s7s William F. Salter Is Joseph T Or
/ i1dgmen-- c S. Bundy. justice Of the peace
I Attarney. z Z. GieS
I No. 5oS50. Peter W Prics Moses Craig: t1dz.
ulent. L c. St-ider. justice of the psaoe, So Al
torneys. I. Williaussou and J. T. Bundy.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. L.

JUSTICE SIAEFDaO-
No. 25la Matthews Matthews, trustee al-
th-rized % make sale Attorneys. Newton & Gll-
let
No Zssa Silsl- vs. sls5y e al; rsss7enos 70
examine ArrcDays. Fred Bsall-S- V Hayden
and u T. E-a1c.
No. EsS Blyiy. T.. " Turoe- e al; order q
pubJication- Attorneys. Nelsc1 & Wi,sCz-H h
Hoaader
IT, 70 lmayl James a Mduuws order q a.
l1Waaca Tor travelling and living ezQsnses-
No 1858 JaczsoE Jackzon- references 10 sE-
anime and J. J. Cos-izan appointed % offend
Attorrey. F. s. NIcCalm1ur.
No g72Ss Wyvilla DaIy e. al; time 20
answer rule % show cause Attorney. Leon 70
b-iner.
No ZSI-- Roche vs. Roche et al: arIiror : -
port confirmed Attcrney. c. F. Williams
No. 1872 Be-rymau vs- Bergman e al ordsr
Of publication Attorney. c Il Turner
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
New York.
New Orleans.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltiu1re. Aug 5-Folloviug are the oaeal
prices established by the Fruit and Produce Asso-
cialiou.
TTER-Crea-nery. fancy. per h. Z31zs24. frnitz-
ton ISa23- Maryland. 2; imitation lsa91s Msry-
land and Pennsylvania rolls. lsiz. store packed
OHIO. l5lz, do. West Virginia and Pennsylvania
dairy prints I5lz-
EGGS-Aaryisnd. Pennsylvania and nearby frsts
per dozen 2 Eastern Shore Maryland a.ld Virginia
2; Western hrsts. 2; West Virginia. q
LIVE POULTRY-Sp-ing chickens. per H.. l5sza
l6i Old hsns. pr h. besEysTsisHt. r. cucss psI
h, %
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Nsv York. Aug SHUTTER Receipts. rs
pacSsEes. Moderate demand Creamery extra. "a;
drss. ZaZis. State dair. n tubs. finest. ZI53a72;
rood o. choice. l3lzl1iz
EGGS-Receipts ILs65 pzckasss. FI-n- Nearby
white. far-v. Gssz9; seconds 1s5z1z1z
BEEF-Steady5 mode-ats business Family. 107oa
ln-5
lv Is 11zIsS
TALLOW-Mz-ket quiet C1tv. IN hoEshssEs. ~
LABD-SuunEe7. PTms Western. as; city. 9.00;
refined continent go; South Ame-ian- l0-5o; re
fined Brazilian N keSs. I2oIs ci- stearine. I1is,
oleostearne nominal: New YORK and ChicaEo ~
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Gntcrnv ID u south.
DIES OF BROKEN BACK.

Mar succumbs TO Injury from FAN
After Two Years.
s7eclz- % Ire Wasaiz=-on He-alE
Cumberland. Nd. Aug 25-J0hn Pen
man. f0rty-tfve years old. died this morn
ing at Barton. this county, from a broken
back. sustained two years ago from a fsH
OF coal IN the Phoenix mine He was g
PRESBYTERIAN and member Of the
Knights OF Pythias- bis wife and seven
children survive.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
Man Hunters.
From r.-BitN

From I1t-tltA
Grubb-I hear your last novel has al
ready appeared IN its sixth edition How
did you manage TO become so phenom-
enally POPULAR
Scrubb-Very simple. put a personal
in the papers saying that ] was looking
for wife who is something like the hero
ine OF my novel Within two days the
first edition was sold out
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-ExtTa. per egt. 52sal75; butcher, Aooa
sc; cCmm0n. 2oaS0o
HOGs-Per ewt. s7osz. szsas.75; ordinary. per
cFt 551z6.0Q
sHEEP-PT5me. 30oa2so; Common. z0ozZa
LAMBS-SrTing. 5zas; medium. 3
CALV VES-Prus. Per 10. 6; medium. Ta75s: s1ass
sa4
COws-Priue fresh. each. ssooss5m; common.
5-o1sSo0o; cid and dry I030sIso0
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
JAIL FOR UMBRELLA THIEF.
For Taking ParasOI He Is Sentenced
to Fifteen Days.

WiIkesbarre. Pa. Aug 25--Despite the
fun that the joke books make about the
man who steals an umbrella Alderman
Sullivan. Of this city. today sentenced an
umbrella thief 70 fifteen days IN 5ail- The
man. Anthony NIarcsIla, of this city was
taken before him, charged with the theft
Of Joseph Lay!cks umbrella on a recent
rainy day
MarceIa did not think It was serious
case. and he boldly admitted that he had
taken the umbrella. as l. SIS raining and
he did not want 70 get vet The alder
man said II was A plain case Of theft and
sentenced NarceIla 10 fifteen days in jail
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26

JUSTICE STAFFORD
Estate a Margaret Nugerr. order admitting WI
and cuil u T7ooate aud record and letters tesla
mentary: bond. SD ArtCrneys Sheehy & Sheehy.
In re Cornelia johnson order appointing guardian
bond. Sl000 Attorneys, Gordon & Gorion-
Estate Cf Hez-y McCrea- order admitting VIII 70
IToba5e ard TeC1T5 and letters tssauseltaTy; bond
500 Att01ney. r H stephens-
Estate of Simon HasSins, order granting Letters
Of adT1inistratioa; bond, $40 Attorney r. B.
Diclzeg.
Estate q Elizabeth Ksiser; order fc- letters oi
sdninistrati0n; bend. 800 Attorneys. r. r Perry
& Son
Estate q John Shea. VIII dated December - -
petition f1r probate and ronrd q viii and ,etters
testamentary. Attorley. Irving Williamson
Estate q William A. TOTrey. petition for Probate
and reoori Of vii and letters tsstsmentsry- At
to-ney J. E Taylor.