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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prices nnoted nrr rholeNale.l

The local produce market was in good condition
yesterday. with n large days business and al gcod
grades Of goods moving freely. scarcity IL cEgs
developed early and the price was raised 20 about
cent. In other lines changes in the quotations
were reported.
BUTTER-Crenmsry fancy 2fba5: do. Western
hrsts 22a23. do. seconds. 0a2l process fancy, IA
IN do. fair 70 good. l9a0 dairy choice. HAS
good, Is: store-packed fresh. HalS
CHEESE-AIarket firm and active on all kinds.
New YORK State factory. large. l5sal4 do. small.
old Nalsii; do, summer. Snal. l2lag; Virginia. TO-
EGGS-Near-hy fresh Virginia. loss of. III aver
age Il; West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. II
Tennessee. IL North Carolina. lea ducks. l6
LIVE POULTRY-Ch'ckens. fancy lsa20: winter
2a25: spring. 9a30; hens. IN ROSTERS. 4 ducks
large, l0alI do. small 9: geese sal0: uurkeys TOMS
per h. p; do hens l3ali do. thin. 10; keats 10.
DRESSED POULTRY-Tu hens. undrawn.
per d.. Is; do, ayerRge. undrawn. "a; do, thin
lOaI2: toms. a; chickens. spring large %; small.
a9O; hens. choice. l3ali: ROSTERS 9; ducks lOz2;
geese. eal0
DRESSED MEATs-Hams. country. sugar cured
l2alL
vEGETABLEs-PotAtocs home grown per bushal.
55as5; new per Dol. LOOa25o; Mccormack. per
bushel. Coats sweet potatoes. per Dbl. AOOaS.Oo:
yams. per Dbl. 350a4O0; asparagus. per dOx..
4.0oaS00 cabbage, per cwt S0a9o; early. YORK. per
Dbl. 75alOO South Carolina. 3OasO each celery.
Florida, per crate. 2OOa2 90; do per bunch 5Oa75
cacumbers. Florida. per basket. 75a2Oo: nearby.
per basket Dal75; egg plants. per crate. 2Soa3 %;
kale. per bbl.. sOa75 lettuce home grown per Dbl.
75alO0; do. Florida, per basket, L25AL75: onions.
Bermuda. per Gate l75a2Oo; do. Texas. per crate.
LES; do. Ohio. per bushel SlaeQ: peas per basket
75a1 IS home grown per Dbl, 250a30o rhu-
barb per bunch. lOoa2OO radishes. per 100 SOaLoO;
string beans. green Per basket 3O0ai00; tomatoes.
Florida fancy. per crate 2O0a325
GREEN FRUITS Oranges. Florida bright, per
box, rs: do. russets. u.s. California navels. 225a
25: grape fruit Florida per box 350ai00: cram
berries per box, 2OOa35o; do per barrel. 5OOa600:
peaches Florida. per crate. 2Ooa3oo; eantaloupes.
per crate. 2Ooa250; stnwberries. ias; pineapples,
per crate 275a3Oo; peaches. Florida. per crate,
200a300: huckleberries. per quart. l0al5 >
SUNDRIES- Beeswax, %; tallow. g. honey. white
clover, lib. new Is: do. 2-lb. new lbal2; ginseng
Fer ID. 5oOae.OO; Seneca. per ID. 20; Golden Seal
tCai5; Pink l2ali Mandrake, 2a3; Snake Root. s..
GRAIN-Wheat. Southern grade. Sass; ye.
I5aSO; corn. sheed. white s0aS5; do yellow. s0as5
do. car. 32aioo; oats. Western white. No. 2. 6lA
g.; do. mixed. 5sa6o.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed. free Of burs,
per h., 2Oa22: WOOL unwaShed. fres Of bur, per h.
Tal7ia: wool. bury. per b.. l5al6; Hides. green.
per h.. 5; do dry. per ID. sac; Sheep skins.
green each. T5as5; do. dry each. &atj; calf skins
green, each l00al2.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June 3-SUGAR-Rehners arc giving
manufacturers privilege Of Withdrawing sugars within
thirty days. but j0bbers are held 20 the seven days
limit. Refined sugar was quiet and unchanged. The
market for beet sugar al London was Nd lower.
with June at lis 2isd and July az lis ID.
NAVAL STORES-The market FOR spirits turpen-
tine ruled steady. With machinemad barrels at New
York shade lower. at i2i1 while at Savannah the
market a little lower. but firm, az IA. Resin
quiet and unchanged. with common 20 good strained
quoted at SEQ Tar ruled steady and unchanged. at
500 for oil barrels
RYE-Dull: weaker No 2. 50. (. o. b.
MILL FEED Market dull and unsettled Spring
bran. l00p0und sacks. 20 arrive. $50; middlings.
$50; city bran. ZOO in bulk; Western red dog.
$685. 20 arrive; winter wheat bran, in l0-pound
sacks. H.S
OATs-Market is dell No. white, ssh; No 1
white. 57il. No 2 mixed. s..
FLOUR-Steady. but trade quiet Spring patents.
50a5.5l. spring clears. 440al75; winter straights.
A50ai65; winter clears A20a455; Kansas patents.
IN sacks. 50Oa525; straights i6OaAs5; clears. 400
alS5
RYE FLOUR-Steady: slow We quote. 460a5I5
CORN NEAL-Quiet; light supply. Kindred.
/ for export, 3s5; coarse meal. in bags. l.i5alE.
HAY-Receipts. l570 tons. Firm; choice wanted.
Prime timothy. o. No l. s5a9O: No q 75a9O
STRAW-Strong; checking trade. Long rye. s5a90
BEEF-Moderste trade Family. l6al7; packet.
Halls
PORK-Farly active. Mess. lAjnl525: family.
l600al65).
TALLow-Quie.. City. in hoEsheads. 5%
LARD-Dull. Heavy prime Western. s75; city.
500 Refined continent $50; South American. 96O:
refined Brazilian. in kegs. lOsj; city stearne 10:
oleOstearine nominal: New York. II: Chicago llH.
BUTTER-ReceiptS HE packages: finn. Cream
cry extra. Ll4 hrstS. 27sa23; State dairy in tubs
finest. @: good 10 choice 2lk
EGGS-Receipts l6l cases: steady Nearby
white. fancy, lssaO; mixed fancy. lSstals; Western
extra frSts TalTik
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04
PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. June 3-Followng arc the Official prices
OK the Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association;
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy per pound. 22aa imi-
tau0n. l7als: Maryland and Pennsylyania, rolls,
l6aI7: store-packed Ohio. l6 do West Virginia. la
49, Maryland. Virginia, and Pennsylvania dairy
prints. IS.
LIVE POUJTRY-Srring chickens. per pound.
large s0a22 do small 10 medium 25a2' old hens,
heavyweight l3 ducks puddle, large, old. 3; do.
old Musc0vy and mOngrel, 3; Pekins, TO-
EGGs-Maryland. PENNSYLVANIA and nearby frsts
l6ls: Eastern Shore Maryland. and Virginia, ia
Western hrsts. 1914; West Virginia 1871.
POTATOES-Old. nearby. prime. per bus. 6oa7S
do. Eastern Shore. prime, G5a7O; do. New York
prime 75as5 do Western. prime. S0as5; DO, West
ern Maryland and Pennsylvania. prime 75a5; do.
seconds 5Oa60 new Norfolk. per bbl.. No. l. 2Ga
2T5; do. seconds l0oal.5O: do. Charleston. No l..
2OOa2 50; do North Carolina. 200a2Ej: do. Kappa
hammock L75a2O0: do. York River. L75a2O0.
GREEN FRUITS AND NEGETABLES-Apple
New York assorted. bb-. l.75a3W; asparagus, Nor
folk per doz LoOal5O; do. Eastern Shore, Nd.
cultivated l25al50: do Wild 60a75: cabbage. North
Carolina Per crate new. tja75: Norfolk. pcr Dbl.
6ja75; caic,imbers Norfolk per has. L35al50 grape
fruit. Florida per box 25oa3.O; onions, Bermuda.
per box l.25al s. peas. Eastern Shore. Nd. per
h-bbl bas lOaJO: green beans. Norfolk, 75al. q
do wax beans North Carolina per has. aOOal-G ;
squash. Charleston. 75al0: strawberries, Norfolk,
Der quart 4a7: do Eastern Shore. Maryland. and
Virginia a7; tomatoes. Florida. per carrier fancy,
20Oa2 .; fair 10 good. l00al.0
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business on the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday amounted to one $1,000
railroad bond and 9O7 shares OF stock.
The stock trades were mostly on prices
little lower than the highest Of tho
present movement.
The bond sold was a Metropolitan Rail-
road per cent. which was bid In at
los Ia
After some lively bidding on railway
common. one share was placed on record
at "a 1-2. The preferred shares Jared bet
ter. the price being set at S. with sales
of forty-twO shares. the price declining
is during the trading.
Mergenthaler sold in fractional lots at
1870 rs and 200 eighteen shares changing
hands.
Shares Of the Second National Bank
and of the Union Trust Company were
sold, the former at 149 "a TO 149 SIS and
the latter at III TO 119 1-2.
Lanston did not come out until after
call and sold at 81 a share After call
also ten shares OF Second National Bank
brought l49 rs
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DISCUSS THE DOG QUESTION.
Commissioner mcfarland Issues n
statement on Conditions.

Stutemenl on OOHultApns.
More discussion regarding the muzzling
of dogs arose yesterday. The Commits
sioners received a letter from S. s. Cline,
Of Cleveland Park, in which he stated
that two children there had been bitten
by a dog which had shown such symp-
toms of rabies and that the parents Of the
children, on the advice of physicians
had sent the children to Baltimore for
treatment.
Dr. Mohler, of the Bureau OF Animal In
dustry, claims that muzzIing is the best
means OF accomplishing the end desired
When asked for a statement of the Com
missioners' position, Commissioner Mac
farland said:
The position Of the Commissioners is
once more outlined In their response TO
the suggestion of the veterinarians that
all dogs be muzzled when at large. In
stead, we propose to remove entirely the
dangerous dogs, The muzzling experiment
showed, first, that comparatively few dogs
were muzzled, and that they were the
licensed dogs Of well-to-do people, second,
that the great majority were not muZZled.
and that they were tho same in general
as the unlicensed dogs, which We are now
putting painlessly 20 death. Already over
1000 dogs have been thus removed since
January, 1905. The Commissioners have
directed that 10 expedite this work an
other extra pound wagon shall be put on.
| The newspapers can perform an impor-
tant duty at this time by advising people
not TO get hysterical and reminding them
| that rabies is rare disease. and that
most of the so-called mad dogs are not
mad at all
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04
DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday June 3,
"wednesday, june 3, 10Os.)

tenth streets-Iohn B. Clark 10 MarEuf'l Denny,
lot S square 1857. SO. Same to Rose G. Casey,
lots 6 and 81. square 1851. SO
street northeast between Fifth and Sixth streets
Grace Z. Taylor et Tir Elisha T.. % Henrietta
Mowery. lot 70. square SO. so.
llN Twenty-secOnd street nOrthWest-Hauict T.
Power ct viz. John A.. to Susannah McDermott
lot e. square 81. SO
Holmead Manor-Charles H. Nussbaum 10 George
W. Barnes, lot los, square 2OO. SO
Fifth and 0 streets northwest-George W. Barnes
TO Charles II. Nusshaum. lot g. square 40. $40.
Bates street northwest. between First and Second
streets-Hilda b. Grobe 20 Wilmer s. Wingate
lot l5. square so. SO. Wilmer S. Wingate 10
Darins Haman. land. SO.
Bond Building Rich Building &c-Charles H.
Bord ct 10 John c. T. slsyton and Arthur
W. Newell trustees. lot Sc. square no. lot 49,
square %, lot A. square $40. 81.
Connecticut avenue teuace-fultOn X. Gordon ct
10 Seidel Raup. lot 81. square l7f7. s.. $50
Eighth street southwest between d and f streets
C. Clinton James and George +. Williams. trls-
tees. to Albert r. Collins. lot So, square Al,
$50.
street northwest. between Seventeenth and Eight
eenth strectS-AIartn +. Morris 70 George Z.
Fleming and Edward L. Hillyer. trustees, lot Is,
square Isl. SO.
Randle Observation-Disclosures A. stansbury ct uK 20
Charles W. Stausbuy. part lot T. square $685.
So Charles W. stansbury Ct TX 20 DuIcirner
w. Stansbury parts lots and g. square $3.50. SO
Titan W. johnson e a. 70 John b. Elkins part
lot 81. square Is4 So
Seventeenth street northwest between T and L
strtetS-Ffanklin T. Sanner a ux. Ct al. %
David b. NtuHiock. lot So. square l76. so.
No. 1927 Fourth street northeast-Julia T. Webb TO
Julia b Webb lot g. square Ss S.
Poplar street northwest-John s. BraitBayeT q uT.
20 James H. MREruder. lot 70 square l2sl. SO.
William Beuchert &C Tx. 70 William l. Brother
ton lot H. square s65, So
No ne Tenth street nor1hwest-May Leverone q
viz Paul to Michael McIneneyi lot rs. square
$50 $40.
L street sCutheast-William II. Sosen e. uy 10
Emma c. and Lizzie +. Clark. part. square sS.
SIC
Connecticut avenue ter1ace-Falton r. Gordon e
ux. to Emma d. Adams lots q and p square
1876. S.772
Blader Forrest Ct TX % Edwin L. Cockrell. west
half Of lot 10, square los. SO.
University Park-Alinnie L. Hawke et a. % Rich
ard II. nd Iona 5. Baruitz. Let IS. block a.
SO
shc17yood-Thcmas H. Collins e a. 20 Joseph T.
Hodgson. lot l. square 422. SO.
Dobbins' Addition 20 WashingtOn-Hauy Wardman
and Thomas T. Bones to Ira b. Nuttcr. lot Is.
square 81 so.
Thi1y-frst street northwest Thomas VI. Carroll 10
George W Ray. parts lots % and g. square
lEi SO George W. Ray e ux. 20 Robert Z.
Aud same land, SO.
X strcct northeast between Twelfth and Thirteenth
stfeets-William J. Fcntrcss % Mari 5. Taylor,
LOT IS. square 1913. SO
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore June 3-Followirs are the Official prices
to-day:
WliEAT-spot contract. 97ag7h; spot. No. 2 rcd
Western. sseeA: June. @a97il: July s3Na98: Au-
gust s21sa9Z7s spot. s27, steamer No. red sas8H
receipts 1911 bushels; Southern on grade s3a97.
CORN-Spot mixed. 71z No. white ~: June
7ii5; July, 755sa76; steamer mixed. 7O8 recepts *
bushels
OATS-Stock in elevators. 1850 bushels: ship
mcnts from elevators. 1851 bushels White. No. .
heavy So do. No. ? light to medium. SASSY do
No 3. heavy. 57a57is: do. No. g. medium 56a56ik
do No. ;. light. Sass; do, No. 4. light 10 heavy
5ia5fk; mixed. No 2 IS; do. No 3, 5ia5iis; do
No e. Sass
RYE-Stock in elevators. $3.50 bushels: shipments
from elevators 81 bushels No 2 Western rye. ex-
port sass: No. 3 re. Western. uptown delivery.
SsaS9
MILL FEED-Spring hran as to weight (bulk)
20lb sacks q 5a23 o.; do 10olb sacks 2S.00a2s 50
Western middings, in lo0-lb sacks. 2s0os35O; City
Mills bran I'm lOO-lb sacks. q 5Oa29 co. City Mills
middlings in l00-lb sacks. 2O0a2S.5 90
FLOUR-Winter extra. 3sOaf.lO; do clear. Al5a
40; do straight 43Ja4.50; do. patent i75ai s.
spring clear l25a455 do. straight. S0Oa5.25; do.
patent 535a56O: City Mills best patent, 500: do.
high grade patent. SO; straight. 80; do. choice
family 80: extra. i00aA.l5. Rye -four. medium 70
choice, g50aLo0.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Thomas ]. Fisher & Co. report the
sale Of one Of the residences known as
king Specials" built by Charles W.
King jr.. on Monroe street. near Six
teenth street. This property will not be
ready for occupancy until the early part
Of August.
Fisher & Co. also announce that only
two Of the thirty-seven houses built by
the Kennedy & Davis Company on Ames
street northeast remain unsold. they hay
ing sold three since the last report Con-
tinued interest is also manifested by buy
ers OF high class residence property. and
that they have just closed the contract
for the sale Of choice lot near Sheridan
Circle.
Fisher & Co also report having sold
for Capt William Dubois the premises al
1928 North Carolina avenue northeast.
This house was sold twice in forty-eight
hours-the first sale being made TO an
investor and he sold 10 the latter pur-
chaser for an advance in price The
house will be used for residential pur-
poses.
Senior Don Joaquin Nabuco. the Bra
lillian Minister has just rented for term
of years the large residence, q Lafay-
cite square. overlooking the park. This
was the former home Of Mrs Scott
Townsend The house Is being decorated
and furnished and vii! be ready for oc-
cupancy about October J. This trans
action was made through the real estate
Office Of Frederic May.
John L. Warren has sold to Harry Muir
ray. OF the Interstate Commerce Com
mission the nine-room house at 2l5l Ma
comb street. Cleveland Park. The house
was recently erected and Mr.. Murray
buys II FOR his home.
At the annual meeting OF the United
States Realty Company. held in Alexan-
dria, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year. A. Z. Randle. pres
ident: O. c. BroutEArs. vice president;
S. r. Norman. secretary, and A. l.. Mar
tin. treasurer.
Lottie /. Bruce has received g permit
70 erect two twO-story brick houses al
1923 and 1925 Second street northwest.
which will cost approximately 5000. Will
lam Dorce prepared the plans, and d.
Burce is the builder.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by T. F. Hutton & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board Of Trade. G.. Bowie Chapman. man
aeer 1901 + street northwest.
Chicago June 3.-Wheat was comparatively quiet
during the greater part Of the session. with trading
mostly professional Liverpool was Unexpectedly
weak with reports Of large offerings Of cargoes OF
tho coast and poor demand. Weather conditions
were still unsettled.
Com was steady at times. showing firm under
tone on the continued wet weather in the West
Weather predictions were for showers and thunder
storms and this discouraged selling.
Oats steady throughout the greater part q
the day. in sympathy with other grain and on
some active commission-house buying In the late
positions.
Provisions were finn, with less disposition to sell
and cOevring on the part Of Western commission
houses and in sympathy with the steady hog
market.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04

IrsrIcE RARNARp.

dl d IL r nAhsNAlsAfs
United States vs. CASTOR T. Philip; murder. first
degree. verdict not guilty. Defendants attorneys,
II. T. Davis and A. A. H0ehling, r..
United States Us. John Butler and Mason Norfii
housebreaking and srand larceny; verdict, ButsE
guilty on second count. Norris guilty on second and
third counts Defendants attorney. Z. NJ. Hewlett.
United States vs. William Karst. housetreakiss
sentence Of three months in workhouse and SEN
fenced 70 jail for one day.
United States vs. Edward Leon Thompson abor-
ton: bench warrant issued and defendant slrren-
dered in all cases. Defendants attorney J. Ned
Darlington.
Arrangements and sentences;
United States vs.. Stanley DUEL. assault TO rape:
plea not guilty withdrawn and plea guilty entered;
sentence six months IN woTkhouse- Defendants at
torneys S. D. Smith and J. A. Moss.
United States vs.. james Howard embezzlement;
personal bonds taken DEFENDANTS attorney. V. l.
Dodge.
United States vs. Charles Ritchey. grand larceny;
pea not guilty. Defendants attorneys, NJ. y. Rich
ardson and ". T. Ambrose.
United States vs. Robert 1. Anderson. house
breaking and attempted househreaking: plea not
guilty Defendants attorney, T. l. Gies
United States vs. Joseph Jones. receiving stolen
goods plea not guilty. Defendant's attorney. T. L.
Jones'
United States vs.. James Curtis, housebreaking;
plea not guilty. David Rothschild assigned to de
fend.
United States vs.. Thomas Linkins and Jacob
Lacy, HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; plea not guilty
each.
United States rs. Julian Latney. same; plea not
guilty
United States vs.. Charles H. Young, assault with
dangerous weapon and with intent 20 Kill; plea not
guilty Paca Oberlin assigned to defend
United States vs.. Edward Leon Thompson, violat-
ing section 500 Code: recoenizance taken in 5000
Assignments for to-day:
United States vs.. Charles Catlett
United States vs. George Young.
United States vs.. James Curtis.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago June 3-CATTLE-Reccipts 1000 head
market 10 70 . cents higher. Prime beeVes. 64Oa
$50; poor 10 medium. IS; stockerS and feed
eTs, 3&a55O; COWS and hefers 335a650; Gamers.
2+0a340: Texans A60a565.
HOGS-RecCiPts. 1000 head market. 10 10 cents
lower. Light. 5lGas5e; ruughs 50oa52O; mixed, SIS
a. 67l4; heavy, 53Oa5. 80; pigs. 4as5.l0.
SHEEP-Receipts. 900 head: market weak Ma
tive and Western sheep 3Ooa5.2D; native and West
ern lambs 4.00a6.m
New York. June 3.-CATTLE--Rcceipts. 1000
head; steers steady medium TO gcod bulls and COWS
steady Steers a4Oa69O; bulls. 32sa475: cows IL Oa
AIS Dressed beef steady at 9lkalliz
CALVES-Receipts. 5.l90 head; choice yeals firm.
Common TO choice veals h0OaT.5O; cills and throw
outs. iooaA5O butte11nilks 35oa4.25; city dressed
veals steady al 9allk
SHEEP AND LASIBS-Receipts 3 sSo head. sheep
and yesrlings steady; lambs in good demand and
best grades finn Sheep 30oa4s7A; yeariings A62i2
limbs. T9Oas. Is: cllls. $50
HOGS-Receipts, 6.2iO head; steady: State and
Pennsylvania hogs 6OOS6l0.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York. June 3.-Money on call to-day opened
AZ IA per cent; highest, ~, lowest. ~ closing
~. Most Of the leans were az tx per cent.
Time money displayed easier tendency, but
continued quiet. in spite q still freer Offering II
funds. Rates were unchanged az Eta2t5 for sixty
days but some ninety-day money leaned 4 lower
at ~
The sterling market lrmer to-day rates ad-
vancing 10 TO Is points. Rates: Sixty DAYS 4s54Oa
4s550: demand lGO5ais7l0: cables aS3als735
Commercial bills, lsialsiA fer ninety DAYS and
4sfkaiS5N fer sixty days Grain and cotton bills
Wcro scarce.
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No. 5O625. Charles T. Hennessey. &c, vs.. Red
mond Burke: Judgment Of T. H. Callam, justice Of
the peace $50
No. JO626 Michael c. Mccormick receiver. Us.
The Guth Chocolate Company; account, So. Attor-
ncys. Darr. Peyser & Curtin.
No. 5OeE. William II. Dashields rs. w. B. Moses
& Sons; damages $4,000. Attorneys. L. J. Mather
and W. L. CLARK
No. $685. American National Bank vs.. James
o. Day: Judgment Of G. s. Btndy justice Of the
peace. SO. Attorneys. Berry Minor
No. 506e9. Same vs.. Benjamin w. Holman; same,
500 Attorneys same
No. $3.50. Same vs.. Clarence II. WEIGH et al
note Si20l9. Attorneys. same.
No 5O63l Same vs.. Alfred Schihner; notes.
s.. b Attorneys. same.
No. 5Oss2 same vs. Adam ]. Dickhaut ct al
note $3.50. Attorneys same
No. 5O633. Arthur Grimes Washington Rail
way and Electric Company ct al; damages $500.
Attorneys Tucker q Kenyon.
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Circuit Court No. 2.

IL EAAlE ANlEhoVN
No sssSl Carver vs. g. F. & o. u. Ry Co
on trial Attorneys. NJ T. Clinkscales and A. W.
Scutt-W. j. Lambert
Nosf 1865 and ls656. Dawson et al. vs. stott
verdict for defendant Attorneys, Grtings Cham
h-,rlin-ThurstOu * Balneer
No i93l~ Lamson vs. Shaffcr. Teullct Tor &c
PENDANT Attorneys. T. /. Gcis-W ]. Lambert
No. $3.50. Ncwburgh & Sims. executors: Judgment
bv dcfau.: Attorney. J. H. Adriaaus
No gSsi3 French ys. National Laundry Com
pany: verdict for plaintiff. Attorneys. MILAN &
snaith-MaddoN & Gatley.
Assignments for to-day.
No s7s Carver vs. Old Dominion Railway Com
pany Attorneys NJ. T. Clinkscales and \. w.
Scutt--W. J. Lambert.
No 49, McAllster Lisner. Attorneys. Haml-
ton Colbert Yerkes & Hamilton-Leon Tohriner.
No. lssi9 Burroughs " Cave. Attorneys. l. L.
B. Atksson-J. S. Easby-Smith.
No. 9S Moynihan Providence Hospital e al
ATTORNEYS. ]. A. johnson. c. J. Gates and Nelson
Wisou-Hamiltan. Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton.
No l58 sullivan Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys ]. W. EchOls-R. Il. PeTTy & Son and
G. Il Dunlop.
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RniIding Permits Issued.

Acting Building Inspector Healey issued
the following permits yesterday:
Lottie l. Bruce. for two two-story brick
dwellings at 1923 and 1925 Second street
northwest, at an estimated cost Of 5000.
Architect, William Dorce. Builder. d.
Bruce.
r. Z. Clements for repairs at 401 Fifth
street northeast, at estimated cost Of
$500. Contractor. J. J. Kilby.
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Deaths in the District.

An INCREASE Of deaths is shown by the
mortality record for the week ended May
81 over the week previous. as well as over
the corresponding week of a year ago.
Health officer Woodward's report shows
the number of deaths to have been us,
Of which Il were white and a. colored.
Causes of death were largely tuberculosis
pneumonia. and diseases Of the heart and
kidneys. With the approach OF summer
diseases OF the intestines become evident
especially among infants.
Only 10 cents week, delivered al
your door-the daily issues OF The Wash
ington Herald Phone Main $500.
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win Mark the Boundary.

Otto II. Tittman, superintendent OF the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey,
has been appointed by President Roose-
welt as expert commissioner in accord
ance with the terms Of the Canadian
boundary treaty. Mr.. Tittman will confer
with similar expert to be appointed by
Great Britain in more accurately defining