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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Randle Highlands-Ths United States Realty Com
pany Of Washington. D. C.. Incorporated 70
james II. Bitter, lot !. block 5sa SO.
lsl Tennessee avenue northeast-Wsitsr T. Wright
and Frank Z. Hopkins ct Tx. 10 Ada B. Mac
piehol. lot 8, square 1912 $40.
iiz Thirteenth street noTtheast-James W. French
ct W to Arthur P. Sidney and Fra1cis L.
Thompson, lot 3, square lol2 SO.
New YORK avenue and Fourth street northwest
Propaet William s. CroWdy et ux 70 Ebsnezer
D. Williams, John ". Dixon. and Oliver IJler.
trustees q Church Of God and Saints Of Christ.
part original lot l. square 5l4 SIC.
Intersst-seymoT ". Tulloch ct ux. to Miranda
B. and Henry V. Tull0ch. al interest IN estate
Of Thomas l. Tuloch, deceased SO.
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. between Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets-Arthur T. Brice and F.
Walter BrandenhuTg. trustees, to the Mathy
Company, part original lot 10. square lls $ coo.
street southeast. between Thirteenth and -Four
teenth stTeets-PeTcy ". Picd0rd % Laura II
Lisner, lot ia. sqasrs l0is. $40.
+ street northwest. between Thirty-seoond and
ThiFty-third streets-Charles R. Kengla Ct al. to
Robert D., William n. and HenTy E Weaver,
lets and p, and parts lots q and 3. square
liI5 and part lots Il and 75. square llSS s. 800
Columbia Hsights-Magy B Carroll ct viz Mat
thew c. to Harry r. Carroll, lot Il, block
g, SO
Dobbtns' Addition to Washington-Joseph Paul ct
TX. to Francis A Blundon, lots o. 10 IS. square
H. SO.
Reservoir YisW-George Wheeler 10 Walter r. VII
son. lots / and 2, block 2 $50.
Second street northwest between NJ and Streets
John +. ". Bowie TO Warren {. B0Sies. lot ISL
square SIS, SIC
Nos. &s aud 30 Parker street northesst-nenis z
Conroy ct TX. 70 Mary Z. Cox, lots l23 and Ia
square 80. So
West Holmesd Msaor-AndreH A, Lipscemb aud
William Saunders, trustees. to Hannah Morrill,
lot !, square 8SS. So Same 20 Chester Morrill,
lot Is, square BSS SO.
TFinidad-J. MeClain Hicks 70 Patrick B. O'Connor
lot 81. block s, SO.
Sagls Addition 10 Washington--sIartin Fl. BRAY
ct ux- 70 Benjamin D. and Matilda L. Thomson
lot 6, square 209 SO.
G street northeast, between Fourteenth and Fif
teenth streets-Wauen W. Foster et TX. to Mary
Bepp lot l53. square lo5l. SO
No. SZ3 Fourth street northesst-Frank E. Burke ct
70 J. William Weber lot "a, square SOS, SO.
TTnidad-EdWin r. EasteTling e. ux. 10 Jacob
Spliedt. lot So square 43Ss SO. Jacob Spliedt
TO Emma v Barnard, lot S12 square 4o66 SO
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court OF Appeals.
Adjourned from day to day until May 5, 1893.
Equity Court No. i.

GuHAAy COuFE NO. i.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGB
No. z76. Arlington Fire Insurance Company Es
Hamilton; defendants restrained until hearing hxeC
Tor Stay l. 1908. Attorney. L. A. Jones.
No $50 Mcguire ct a. vs. Burke ct al lezV,
to withdraw replication granted. Attorney. c. a
Keirgin
No. asG. Gladman vs.. Cross; pro confesso or
dered. Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon.
Nc. 4isS Mathews rs. Mathews; trustee to sell
bond Sl250o9, order to accept ofer Att0neys w
J. Lambert--C. Hume
No. at62 fFaptsr vs.. Trapier; appearance Of ab
sent defendant ordered Attorneys. Gordon GoE
oon-Erskine Gordon
No. E75s. Nan vs. Emmerich; substitution Of
trustee ordered. Attorney. J. II Lichliter
No. GS99. Hunter vs.. Hunter et al referred tn
auditor ATTORNEYS. Smith & 1ietzeer
No. 27659. Mann ct al vs. Hawkins et al: de
cree pro eonftsso passed on April H. 1895 set aside
Attorneys. E. II. Jackson-L. NJ. King.
No. zls. Ia Fiesche vs. Ia Flesche; order for
permanent aimony. Attorneys, J. II. sayl0r-W.
h. Dennis and Smith 4 Walker
No. G520. HaWkins vs. Trbby; referred 70 en-
aminer. Attorneys, J, II. Stewart and Collins 4
Henans-HoHaTd Boyd
No. isles. Snyder rs. Snyder. reference to II.
aminer. Attorneys. J. J. Thomas-C G Hackett.
Ne. He3. Ishsm IS Ishsm; same. Attorneys. G.
f. Haseil-J. Blucher
No. 951 Brown vs.. Richardson: order granting
leave 70 h!e amendment 70 answer aud limiting time
20 take testimony Attorneys. B. H. Schwartz and
Milton strasburger--T L. JefoEds and J. H. Hun
ter
No. 2s7s3 ThuTstc1 vs. Clark et al order Tor 81
cuity for costs Attorneys /. +. Diggs-H. L
Davis.
No z75a Harris vs.. Harris: restraining order
and rale to show cause. Attorneys F. 3. Rhodes
No E162 May vs. May, rule % show cause. At
tOneys. Wolf & Cohen ard L. A. Jones.
No assignments for to-day.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No assignments fos to-day.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prizes quoted are wholssale.l

II IElcts Quoteu afe Nnot&Sale-4
The wholesale market as a whole is active the
best grades Of provisions meeting good demand
ana moving vel. Eggs this week are showing leht
receipts and prices for two or three DAYS have been
hardening. In dairy products receipts Of good
butter have been light. and the market is firm at
the quotations. Fancy renovated sells well at the
quoted prices tall-made cream cheese is also
scarce. but wintermade goods are IN excess Of the
demand P0ultTy is in only moderate supply fancy
young chickens especially being wanted. Old hens
are IN excess Of demand and prices weak Ducks
and geese are dull The supply Of veal calves *
such as to embsrrsss commission houses and the
market remains dull. With warm weather ap-
preaching, commission merchants expect the market
to go lower Spring lambs. are coming to market
IN large quantity, and the prices weakening
Fat sheep are IN good demand. Choice potatoes
ara selling vel, with poorer grsdes duh and the
market overstocked- Green fruits are barely steady
the supply Of =Vples continuing too large 70 dispose
Of readily, GrNin remains about steady.
BUTTER-CreamsFy. fancy, alkss2; do, Western
frsts. ga90i do seconds 24sZ5; process fancy. ga
.; Co, fair to good 2a22i dairy. choice, 20a2z
good lsa9i storepaoked. fresh. leals.
CAEEsE-Market firm and active on all kinds
NeE YORK State factory, large lealels do, fats,
lbaaan: do. small l6lkalT: do. summer large I4aIs
d. summer. small. lial4is do. fair to good I2ais;
western faetory new, choice, la1ksls; do. fair TO
good II; Virginia. TO-
EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia loss Of Is: aver
ase. l5'z West Virginia and Southwest Virginia,
81 Tennessee. IS North Carolina. lisf: duck. is
LIVE POULTRY-Chickeus fancy, isa28; average
HalS; spring, &as5; hens Ig; ROSTERS ?; ducks.
large, al2; do. small. loall; geese Sale turkeys.
TOMS per d.. Il: do. hens Is; do, thin 10 keats
10.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Turkeys. hens. undrawa.
per ID. IS; do. average. undraRn I7aIs; do.
thin. loal2; toms. l6alT; chickens. large. sAA:
small. 9aZ; hens. choice, l4sl5 ROSTERS s; ducks.
old, Bal5; geese l0aI2
DRESSED MEATS-calTss. full dressed. Sas:
heads oil, eas; hogdrssSed calves, Sal; hams eoun-
Try. sugar-c1red l2al4.
VEGETABLEs-Potato Der bushel. 75a0.
homegrown, 5Oa75; Mccormack, e0ass sweet pota-
toes, per barrel, 4oos5o0; yams 35eaa9a asparagus.
pr dozen. 46osSo0 cabbage, per ewt. GseO
oeiey Florida Der CTate. zeoa250. lettuce Florida
pr basket. Lssif5; onions Bermuda, per crate
lI'sze9i Ohio per bushei. S1a90 peppers. Florida
peE carrier. zoaa2 p; string beans. green per has
kst so0ateli tomatoes, Florida fancy, per czate
206as8
GREEN FRuITs-AppIss. Yosk Imperial, psr bbi..
L5a42so; Ben Davis. Lsoz2s8; WiEe gsp. i.5esaee:
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

After two days OF the liveliest kind OF
trading on the Washington Stock Ex-
change, business lapsed yesterday into
merely nominal volume. with a tendency
to weakening Of prices. The total trans
actions were 1850 in bonds and l54 shares
OF stock
Washington Railway and Electric COM
mon sold at % and fraction lower. the
preferred at 81, and Merganthaler at
1873
During the session there was some bid
ding for the local utility shares, but liz
tie OF the stock was 10 be had at any
price. and the members OF the board
seemed Indifferent to much exertion IN
the way OF urging on the trading.
In the case OF Washington Gas an earn
est attempt was made TO dislodge some
Of the shares, the bid at one time going
as high as $50 a share. but apparently
no stock could be had and the bidders
left it with feeling Of disgust. that the
unusual bid on this movement did lot re.
suit in some sales.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. April 24.-SUGAR-The local raw sugar
market ruled firm, with double prices quoted owing
to sale late yesterday Of s.6ge bags Porto Rico
centrifugal and 80 bags molasses.
NAVAL STOkES-The general market for spirits
tuspentine was little lower, but firm al the de-
cline. AZ New York machine made barrels were
quoted at AizaS while at Savannah firm pIice o.
= vas noted. ROsin quiet Tar hsd firm
BUTTkR-Receipts. 2l77 packages Market steady.
Creamery extra 25ia; fTsts. la25; state dairy. IN
tubs good 70 choice 24a26.
EGGs-Receipts. 1850 eases. Market steady Near.
by white. fancy, lsi5als, do. mixed. fancy l7lz
MILL FEED-Firm' fair inquiry. Spring bran, in
l0o-pouHd sacks, 10 arrive, $50; middlings. &s5;
cts bran, In bulk. ECO; Western red dog 3l05 70
aTliTe winter wheat BRAN in I0-pound sacks. $50
oAfS-Steadyi slow trade. No. white. 81 NG.
white, IS; No,2 mixed g.
FL0UR-Stsady: moderate inquiry. Spring pat
ents, 525a56o; spring clears. 425aAn: winter
straghts Ls0aI60: winter clears. Al5aA3l; Kansas
patents IN sacks As5a5lo straights, AioaAs5 clears
AO0aAS
RYE FLOUR-steady. at moderate business. We
quote. 4s5a51
CORN MEAL-Steady; small supply. Kiln-dried.
Tor export a65; coarse meal, IN bags. L4sl8
HAH-Recepts. so tons. Strong. fair inquiry
Prime timothy 100; No. l. 95al0o: 80. {. sZli: No
3 50
STRAW Strong; firm demand. Long rye. 7M75.
BEkF-Fim; quiet trade. Family. l6,09als %
packet lf0oal4a
PoRK-steady. Mess. I5O0sl5s5: family. $50
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DAILY COURT RECORD
(Friday. Aprll "a. 1oOs0
supreme Court of the United states.

Supreme Court of the United States,
Present; The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Harlan.
Air. Justice Brewer Dir. Justice White Mr. Justice
Peekhsm hr. Just4ee MeHenna Mr.. Justice Holmes,
Ar, Justice Day, aud Mr. Justice MOODY.
William C. Smith, Of Baltimore, Nd Christopher
z, Callahan. Of Hoyoke, Mass: orris p. Cobb. Of
Cincinnati, Ohio. and William a. Stewart OF Dunn,
\. C., we're admitted to practice
No, zf, ]. y, Scale, plaintiff Ia srToT. vs. The
state Of Georgia; IN to the Supreme Court Of
The state Of Georgia; upon suggestion Of death Of
plaintiff in error By Mr.. W. A. Henderson of COM
SCI for plaintiff IN erTor case abated and writ OF
error dismissed
No 2iI Herman Frssch appellant aud plaintiff
IN error, vs.. Edward B. Moore, Commissioner o.
Patents argument continued By Mf. Charles J..
Hedf1ek for the appellant and plaintiff in error, by
Mr. Solicitor General Hoyt for the appellee and de-
tendant in error. and concluded by Sir. Charles ].
Hedrics for the appellant and plaintiff ia error
No. 70 Continental Wallpaper Company. peti-
toner. The Lewis Yoight & Sons Company: srgu-
ment commenced by Mr. Louis Marshall for the
petitioner and continued by MF. Ouis r. Cobb and
AT Morrison r. Wsite FOR the respondent.
Adjourned until Monday next at u O'Clock.
The day cali fer Monday April 2, viii be as fol-
lows; Nos. ZlZ. rs. rs 2l7. 2B. Zl9 20. r. "a
and 90.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished hy z F. Hutton & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
Chieaso Board of Trade, 6 Bowie Chipman, man
sger, 1901 street northwest
Chicago, April A-The market was active ard
lower az the opening. Prices were influenced Dy
the suspension Of a big Wall street house. the
favorable weather conditions throughout the Auers.
can and Canadian northwest rains being general
and quite heavy, and Disappointing cables
Corn vas quiet and steady prices showed A lit
ne selling pressure. but rallied on moderate re-
eeipts and talk Of vet weather delaying spring
work.
Oats were quiet and fairly steady during the morn
ing, but eased od later with rather light trade Sup
port seemed 20 be lacking
Provisions were comparatively Quiet during the
day but heavy. and in the afternoon showed con
siderable selling pressure with prices rather sasiy
declining On the offerings and lack Of support.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

BatimaFe, April 24.-Foowing are the Official
prices al the principal commission houses
WHEAT-sp0t contract. g2&ae9; spot No West
eTn. 95Aal00; April. 9s7sa9; May 9oAa991s July,
sliz asked; steamer No 2 red, s5lsas5% receipts,
2,i35 bushels; Southern on grade, s5lka9sh
C0RN-Spot mixed. 50za70Is: No white 70Aa
z: April. T0za70lk: May 7V4a70s July T0ls asked
steamer mixed, 66s65s Teceipts II 502 bushels ex-
ports 81 i2s bushels; Southern white oorn 6skaTl1k
Southern yellow corn, p
RYE-stoek IN elevators, 8eg bushels; shrp-
ments from elevators, I.702 bushels No Western
rye export. slas5
0ATs-stock IN elevators. l2sss9 bushels; ship
ments from elevators, 5.Z72 bushels White. No 2
heavy, 5sase1z do No 2 light TO medium, 5ssssls
do, No g. heavy, 5Sa5sz: do No g. medium
sslsa571z do, No. ), light, 5a57; do, No (, light
to heavy. sa55 mixed. No. z 5sa561t do, No 3.
sla55; do, No, 4, 52e3
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Stronger; nominal No. ?, %. T. 0. b
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. F. Hutton & Co.
members OF The New York Stock Exchange and ths
New York Cotton Exchange. c. Bowie Chipussn.
manager. 1901 street northwest
New foTk, April a-Cottm opened steady a. q
slight advance in response to higher cables. The
suspension Of large Wall street house cal sed
some HTeguHFity during the cary session, ana Cne
market acted neryously but after the first halt
hour prices advanced on covering and more en-
couraging reports from dry goods circles.
After moderate advance of about nine points
trading became dull and closing prices were on
about the same level as at the opening,
Estimated receipts az ports were 1900 bales against
e.09 last week and Is es6 last year For the week.
sSoo bales against 7l5li last week and 720sl I.st
year. Receipts at New Orleans were 4220 bales.
against 2isl last year, and at Houston Ias bales.
against 2,72 last year.
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New York.
New Orleans.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago April 24.-CATTLE-Re Receipts. 800 head
Market steady Prime beeTes ez0aT.25; poor 10 me
dun, A59asl5 stoesefs and feeders s59ass5; eows
and hfifeFs, 325as.4oi Gamers 225as20; Texans $40
a600 ~
HOGS - Receipts. i4000 head Market hlgher.
Light s25a5.s5i rough, 5.soa54o mixed. 525a5. 50.
heavy, 5.45a575; pigs 4l0s5 90
SHEEP-Receipts, 5000 head. Market steady. Ma.
tive sheep. 475as5o Western sheep 475a6e0: native
lambs 600a7. &c; Western lambs s50aTe0
New York, April 24.-CATTLE-Receipts S6O0
head Steers 5.eea7i5 bulls, 3s3a47O; fancy fat
do. 575as.0o; COWS. 22laAs0; tsil-ends. zoo
CALYES-Receipts. l25o head Firm to l5e higher.
Nearly All sold Ysals. 45oa7.s7szi euils. AGO.
Dressed calves ia fair demand; eity-dressed reslS
SalI
sHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. 4g8 head
Sheep nominal; lambs about steady, but slow. IN
shon lambs 75oas 20: clipped do. s5aas.ls; euls
40o; spring lambs nominal
Hoes-Reoeists. 100 head. Market lower Good
State kogs. go.
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AlbemaTle PippiF 400; fancy table fruit, sooas 50
SPY, 2eoa9.25i oranges Florida. bright per box
as do. rasseis as; California naFels. 225a2 s5
grape fruit Florida per box. 350a400; cFanberries
per box 20Oa3.59; DO, per barrel. 5.95as9.
sUNDRIES-Beeswax, 9; taloW. 8; heney white
clover, lib. new, 3; do 2lb new, llaI2; ginseng
per h.. 5.o0a6oo Seneca, 7sT To- 50; Golden Seal
4Oal5; Pink, l2ali; Mandrake 2s3; Snake Root. s..
GRAlN-Wheat Southern on grade sIs95; rye
I5aS0 com. shelled white. 7oa75; do seIlow 7oa7s
do. car. Z!5as 5: oats. Western white, No 2. 6las5
do mixed 5Sa60
WOOL AND H{DEs-Wool washed, free Of burs
per To-, Za25 DO. unWasAed free Of bgrs lSals; do
bury, l5al6; hides green. 5 do. dry. Sac. sheep
skins. green EACH 75ai00: DO dry. 25a56: caHskins
green. L90slle; muskrat, SAB; skunk, 25a75; ming
lOa30o; rabbit skins, / Gypsum, l0al5; Faeeoon,
z5aso; fox. red. L2aL75; do. gray, 5Oa70.
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Ennifv snifn-

No. z7s. Josiah Heaeock Augustus c. CLANCY.
District Realty Company Judgment creditors BIZ.
Attorneys Wilson & Barksdale.
No. S758. Henry a. Nau Us. George W. EmmeTieh
et al; % substitute trustee. Attorney J. Z. Lich-
liter
No. AE8- Laura II. Harris FS J, K. Eargiss FOR
maintenance. Attorney. +. B. Rhodes
No. 2gl6o. Margaret II. May vs.. Horace B. Mag;
divorce. AticFReys, Wolf & Cohen-E. 4. jones,
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

lsaltimore. April a.-FoIloBing are the official
prices to-day:
BUTTER-Crearnery, faney, per pound, ssaSaik !:
imitation. aa2l; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls
aa22; store-packed Ohio leal7 Do. West VIZ
ginia. isaZl Maryland, Virgins. and pennsyiTania
dairy prints 20a2i
LIVE PoULTRY-Caieksns. young, large. per
Pound. lsaZ0 winter. 2 pounds ard under e8a2s
spring. Ia to II pounds, SoaS2; do. old hens ID
hisaB; ducks. puddle. pr ID. Young IlaI2; do !.
young. MnsooEy and mongEel. per b.. uai2
EeGs-Sfaryland and PENNSYLVANIA. fresh. usr
dozen, lB
FLoUR-Winter extra. as5af05; do. clear. 4.loa
z5; do. straight, 4.5osA45; do. pateit 465ass0
spring clear, 4soa4eo; do. straight. 4aa520: Do.
patent, 52sa551; City Mills best palsut sl5; do,
high.grsde Patent %. DO. straight s6 do. choica
family. 40; extra, a.0aLIO:. Rye aoar. medium 70
Choice 450a40
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Probate Court.
CHIEF JUsTICE CLABAUG

NHIEF JIoIINE JLABAI1H-
Estate Of Ehhu T. Jackson; order admitting vii
% record, Attorneys Hufty & Hufty.
Estate Of James B. Thomas. order granting let
toTS Of administration bond so. Attorneys, NsuCk
& Nansk.
Estate Of Hwado Browning T.; order granting
Letters Of administration. bond 500 Attorney, J. G.
Mattngly.
Estate Of Addie R, Perkins; letters Of collection
bond S. 90o Attorney, ". A. Donch
Estate Of Royal 7. Frank; order admitting VIII
10 probate and record and letters testsmentaTy.
bond s6o3
Estate of Ida L. Cotton; osier admitting vii 70
probate and record and letters Of administration
c. Z a.: bond 500 Attorney. ROOeTt E. Nc
Esmara
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Ertra. per cwt-. s-o0as50; butcher. s.s
a57s; common, 2ooa2oo.
Hoes-PeF evt- gross. sooA5.Fs; ordinary, per
eWt sT5aAm
sHEEP-Prine. 4ooasoo; common, 2sAs0.
LAMBs-spEing l0aII
CALY Es-Prirnc. PER H.. esz medium. 5ssas: grass
saA
c0Rs-Prias, frssh. each. io0oaaoC. Common.
@e9ss.esi Old and ds. a0asl0ea
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States; s7aigned plea. not guilty Attorney, W. P.
Plumley.
United States vs.. Percy Wade; motion for new
trial 0Feruled; motion in arrest Of Judgment At
toTneys, II. L. Davis and J. E. Laskey
NJ 1855. Winbigler IS Donaldson ct al. JHdg'
msnt Of condemnation. Attorneys. r. a. Ford
E. C. Dutton.
Assignments for Acknowledgements
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IaNHsnifa.

No. 5eise. Callie jenkins vs. Washington Railway
and EieotTe Company; damages. Sl5Oo0 Attorneys.
T. F. D0sniHg-G. A Berry.
Ne. $3.50. Clam Spitz fs. Francis Z. Miller et al.
certiorar- Plaintiffs attorneys Lyon < Lyon; de-
PENDANTS attorney F. C. Handy
No. 1891 Alfred R. SaI vs.. Harry Lamson ct a.
note Soa. Attorney II. ". Whestley,
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.iminaI Conrt 30. 2.
JUSTICE RARNAPn


United States Prank Rogers and Charles Rob
erts robbery; motion for new trial filed Defend.
ants attorneys Irving Williamson and Campbell
CarTinSson-
United States Ts. BENJAMIN Herbert esrnsl
knowledge and incest: motion for new trial over
nlled; sentence TO penitentisry for fifteen years.
Defendants attorney, " P. Plumley.
United States vs.. Robert jenkins assault dan
serous weapon motion for new trial withdrawn
sentence to penitsntiary for one year ard one day.
DefeEdants attorney, 7. c. Taylor
United States vs.. Frederick Mitchell: larceny
from United States nolle pros antered Defendants
attorney, David Rothschid
United States rs. Thomas E. Jackson; assault
dangerous weapon; sentence penitantiary two years
DEFENDANTS attorney james Kicks
United States Is John Il SnoWdaR; same SEN
tence. penitentiary five years. Defendants after
neY, A. B. Webb
United States Arthur Simmons: forgery; ar.
raigned; plea, not guilty DUfendants attornevs
" G. Chase and Hughes & Cray
United States IS. Robert Whistler. Befthold Cos
ding and Paul B. FURNACE; larceny from United
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Regular call I2 O'Clock neon.
Washington Gas certificates $50 at los.
Washington Railway and Electric common 20 al
s.. % at s2A,
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. az
sos. at 81. % at 81. % at 81.
Mergenthaler. 8 az ls3
After call-Capital Traction S. 5000 at 1l0ss
MergeuthsIer l az le3
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New YORK. April A.-WHEAT-Irerular; fair in
duiTy. No. / Northern Duluth. 70 arrive. la,
No. red, f. Q. b., L6s; Ne hard. f. Q. b.
LIZ; No ! maoaroni g. E o b. No. maca-
rom, ~. opening navigation. Exporters took sc
loads some al Duluth
CoRN-STongsT, hindering trade No eleva-
tor. IS; No 2 /. o. b.. IS: No. white. Q. b. 3;
No. yellow. f. O. b.. nominal Exporters took
nothing
RYB-sHonger: nominal. No. Q %. Oh
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Bankruntcy Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No 36l. IN Thomas E Waggsnan; trustee
authorized to extend notes.
No. 5S3. In r. Ceogga L Smith; adjudication ana
reference
No. 547 In re CorbiR Birch; reierses report con
armed
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District Court.

No. 70. Il re extension Of I street; hearing
No. 73 In re extension Of Albemarle sireet; ex-
csptions sBstaiaedi new jury awarded; verdict set
aside
No. TSs In re opening Of an alley IN square
2665; jury swoTn-
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NEW YORK MONEY.

Hew YoFk. April 2i.-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at ~ PER cent; highest 2
lowest. "a. closing AZ * per cent Most Of the
loans wers at "a per cent
Sterling to-day was steady. with rates very little
changed
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By E F. Hutton 4 Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie
Chipman. manager lSo r street northwest
sales 10 neon. -.......... .4AO,6OO shares
Total sales. es.........sa sa2 goo shares
Call money; High, - low, I94 close, 1sz.
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the largest morning circulation in
the District of Columbia. Remem-
ber The Herald when placing legal
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Criminal Court No. 1.

United States vs.. Frederick A. HYDE John A
Benson, Henry p Dimond and Joost H Schneider,
violation section $40 Revised Statutes Of the United
States; trial Defendants attorneys. A. S
W0rthington. A. A. BiTney. ]. G. Campbell ana
R. g. Donaldson
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MONEY At 5 PER CENT
LOANED ON D. c. REAL ESTATE
HEISKELL & MoLERAN,
Isos d STREET.

Monroe H. Calfee, 10 secure Martin Il. Bray.
EZG0 to % months, per cant semi -aausall, t.
ios 6. square G09.
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telephone an advertisement to The Wash
ington Herald and bin viii be sent you at
cent word.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. E. F. Hutton & Co,
members New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie Chip
man. manager. 1901 street northwest
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Iotsl saies, a.Sso00. against As2aeoo YESTERDAY
aoiiaAS WseA ago. ard sl.zT.oOo year ago.
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Circuit Court No. !.
JUsTICE WRIGUT

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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

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