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The Washington herald., 1908-04-24
DAILY COURT RECORD
(Thursday, April 2s, 1OOs.)

Supreme Court of the United States,
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Harlan
Mr. justice Brewer. Sir. Justice White. Mr., Justice
peckham, Mr.. Justice MeKenna, Mr.. Justice Holmes
Mr.. Justice Day. and Mr.. Justice Moody.
Francis W. Aymar. q New York City, Michael
B. Feensy. sf New York Cts. and George H. GH-
ford. Of Upton, Ind. we're admitted 70 practice.
Nc. 28 Jsrib L. Sanderson, surviving pagtner,
&c, appellant The United States ct al; argu-
meat continued by Mr. Assistant Attorney General
John &. Thompson for the appellees and concluded
by Mr. William E. Richardson for the appellant.
No. 90. Globe Newspaper Company, plaintiff in
enor, George II. Walker et al argued by Mr.
William QuiTnby for the plaintiff IN error and Mr.
II. L. Boutwell, for the defendants In error.
No. 2ll- Herman Frasch appellant and plaintiff
Ia error, vs. Frederick l. Allen, Commissioner Of
Patents; resignation Of Frederick ]. Alsn es Com
missioner Of Patents suggested and appearance Of
Edward Is. Moore his sucoess0F In ofice as the
party appellee and defendant in error herein fled
and entered on motion q Mr.. Charles J. Hedrick
for the appellant and plaintiff In error.
No, 2li. Herman Frssoh appellant and plaintiff
in error vs.. Edward B. Moore Commissioner of
Patents, argument commenced by Mr. Charles J.
HedTick for the appellant and plaintiff in eTOr.
Adjourned until to-day 40 p O'Clock.
The day call for Friday, April q. viii be IS fol-
lows: Nos al. 2l2. 2l5. zl5 2l7, Es. Zls, 20. 2al
and 2z6,
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- auotsa ars wbolesale.l


Trade on the wholesale market was in fair shape,
with prices only slightly changed Eggs were little
frmer, owing TO moderate arrivals. Good stock
moved readily and the market is pretty viii cleaned
up q strictly fresh nearby grades. Calves held
steady at the quotations and meats are firm. Poul-
try is in good demand and prices firm.
BUTTER-C Creamery, fancy, sg1za3l; do. Western
rs.s. 29aso do. seconds 2ia5i process fancy, 25a
Is; Co.. fair to good. za22: dairy. choice. @a22;
good. lsaz9; Etore-paeked fresh. l6als.
CHEESE-Aiarket frm and active on al kinds.
New York State faetoFy, large, leaislsi do fats,
l6isaI7: do small. lesla7: do. summer large. Ilals
DO. summer small llal4s; do. fair to good. l2ai3;
Western. factory. new. chGice. H,aal5: do. fair 10
good. H. Virginia. 10.
EGGS-Noar-by fresh Virginia. loss of. l5h aver
age, IS; West Virginia and Southwest Virginia Is
Tennessee. IA North Carolina. Il duck, lsa20
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens fancy. lsa20; average
l7sls spring S0a35; hens Is roosteTs, g. ducks,
large, l3al8 do, small La12; geese. sale; turkeys,
toms. per h., "A; do. hens Is; do, thin 10; keats
10.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Turkeys. hens. undrawa.
per h.. Is, do. average. undEawn, lTais; do.
thin. l0al2; toms. lealI: chickens. large lsa20
small. 29a22; hens. choice IS; r00sters. S. ducks
old lsal5 geess loai2i esPons 9-lb average, 2Qa:?
small. lsa20.
DRESSED MEATS - Calves, fan dressed. sas
heads Of sag. hogdressed calFes 6a7 hams country.
sugar-cured l2al4.
VEGETABLES-Pot per bushel 15as9; rural,
50a60; Mccormack 5la55; sweet potatoes peT barrel
400a509; yams. 350a40o; arrsFagus. per dozen 4o0a
SEQ; cabbage. per cWt. s0a31; celery Florida. per
crate 2ooa250 lettuce Florida per basket lgiaI p
onions Bermuda, per crate. L75s20o; Ohio per
bushei sas0; peppers, Florida per carrier 2ooa2 q
string beans, green. per basket 00aA90; tomatoes
Florida. fancy. per crate. 2o0as09.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples York Imperial, per bbl.
l50a250; Ben Davis L5oa250 Wine sap, 5oa3 %;
Aibemsre Pppin. 400. iaEcy table fruit. 30oa3 g
SPY 200a225; loose packed, l0oal50 oranges. Flor
ida bright per box. rs. do. HlSzsts aZ5: Cali
oTnia uaYels. 2a265: grape fruit FIo1da. per box
s5oai.o0; oranherries. per box, 20a35oi do per
5bl.. 5O0a9n0
sUNDRIES-B -Beeswsx. 2: talloB. Z: honey. white
eioTcT lib new. IS. do. 2lh. new. i6al2 ginseng
per h. 50oa500; Seneca, per lb.. 90; Golden Seal
iaE: Pink. I2all. Mandrake. 2a3. Snake Rect. IS.
GRAIN-Wheat, southern on grade. sla95; rye
75aso; corn. sheed white 7Oa7j; do, yellow 7oa7i
do. car, 275a325 oats. Western white No. ?. GIas5
do mixed 5sa6a
WOOL AND HIDES-Wocl. washed. free Of buFs
pcr h.. &as2: do. unWashed. free Of bugs 2a23: do
bury, lSa2o; hides. green. s.; do. dp. 5a9: sheep
skins. green each. 75alD. Co. dry 25ae0; osfskas
green L0laLl0, muskrat &a29; sksnk. Aa75: mink
20aa2oo: rabbit skins, J.. opposum, Da5; raecoon,
Z5as9. fox. red. LGalT5. do. gray. 5alo.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-24
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

It was a great day on the Washington
Stock Exchange. A majority Of the
members Of the exchange were In their
seats. and many spectators were outside
the rail watching the proceedings. The
latter were not disappointed, as there
was enough going on among the brokers
to keep interest at fever heat.
Investment buying of bonds was the
feature OF the day. This branch of trad
ing started briskly on Washington Rail-
way and Electric IS. which sold $6.0eO al
S014 and SOS. Following this good start.
the attention of brokers was next d.
rected TO Potomac Electric IS. until IA
S1O00 bonds had changed hands. The
bond trading ended with the sale OF s.. COG
Capital Traction IS at 1l0ss. The prices on
all these bonds were stout fractions
above all previous sales on the present
movement.
When the. call reached Washington
Railway and Electric common, the bids
of 81, fractions above, and 90 were dlsre-
garded. Then the buyer of much Of this
stock bid 80, and S5 shares were handed
over to him at that price-half a point
above previous sales. The preferred stock
was not uncovered at so. and It became
necessary to carry the bid up to SOA 70
IN orders for 10 shares
When Washington Gas was reached
there was considerable waiting and spar
ring for an opening but once started at
644. the sales went on rapidly in 25-share
lots. selling at the last at 621s. In all, 300
shares were taken at these figures.
Mergenthaler came in for some good
trading at 1913, on sales Of five 10-share
lots.
One OF the hopeful elements of the stu
alton 4 that the brokers express conf
dence, and the trading goes forward with
vim characteristic of old times last
year, when the local utility stocks were
sold in great blocks daily. and the Wash
ington exchange began to have an air
of activity which attracted attention far
outside Of T street This return OF conf
dence is all the more noteworthy in that
II does not hesitate at possible unfavor-
able legislation, but takes strong ground
upon the intrinsic values Of local seeuri-
ties, irrespective Of what Congress may
or may not do. Brokers are beginning
to see that 90-cent gas or free transfers
10 the Union Station and at other points
between the rival railroad companies will
not wreck the companies or cut off any
Of their legitimate profits.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-24

lie Droit Psrk-Laey Green 70 Frank 7. Rawlings.
lot :. block Il SO
| 1870 Sunderland place northsest-Harry S. Weleb.
| substituted transfer to Mary E. Weeks lot 60.
/ Mount Pieasant-FoTd Z. Young 70 Bertha o.
Young, lot AZ. SIC
/ Trnidad-Chris Cox Dawson to Clarence B. Rheen.
lots 81 % 81. block 5 SO.
Manor Park-William n Terrell. trustee, to vii
! lam J. and Mary Miller. lots . 10 y, square
IsherBood-Josie Ryun to L0ra Aldsrtou. lots s. to
81, block q SO
GrisEolds Addition to Anacostia-Henry A Cris-
void ct w to W Frank Galatzo. lots y and
IS. square $500 SO
Tennessee avenue northeast. between A and B
streots-CatheFine A. Newton 10 Elizabeth W
Owen, lot 2. square lol1. SIC
street northwest. between North Capitol and
First streets-Wilism McGrath to Mary E
Harlow, part lot 2 square 81. SO
Sl5 Seventh street southwsst-Charles Allen to Mary
z Allen, south half q lot r. square 49, SO.
Thirty third street northwest. between n and y
streets-Th0mas II. Talbot ct TX 70 Michael
aud Anna E. CrUWen lot 9. SQUARE IDS SO
Ii5 Twelfth street s1utheast-J0hn a Moons 70
Helen O. koons, lot 20, square loli SO.
Cleveland Park-H. Rozier Dulany, trustee 70
South Boston Realty Company. blocks and 10.
G17N0
Columbia Heights-Fank n Bauskett ct TX. to
Helen Y. BauSkett lot 49, block a SO
PsdsB0Tth-0liver C. TGTy e. W 10 Alice B.
Meade, lot y. square zSS. Sl0
No. 20 y street northwest-Frauces P Balderston
et vir. William F., 10 Walter G BsldeTstou lot
Ia square SO SO.
GaTheld-MaFgie HetEo1 to William l. Pollard lot
10, and part lot g. SIC William l. Pollard 20
Maggie and Samuel J. Hebron, sane land, So
Moore a BarbouF's Addition 70 Washinzten-Wii-
iam z Edmonston and John A. Hamilton trus-
tees. 70 James F. Barbour, lots 60 and 81 block
T. and lots Is and ls. block G. 5000
h=su ~ ~
streets-Jsmes Hughes to Margaret L and Suzn
c. Hughes trustees. part original lot Z. square
7S5 SO
Moore & BaTbours Second Addition 70 Washington
William E. ElmGnston and John A Hamilton,
trustees. 70 George F. King. lot l9, block g.
a,0ol
Columbia Heghts-Harry N. Ellis to Melvin Il.
Herman, lots 50, ST. and g. block o, SO
First street southwest. between o and p streets
H. Maurice Talbot to Galen E Green, lot s.
square 654 SIC. Gslen E. Green 10 Howard r
Norton. lot ;. square ss4 $40.
Nc. $40 street southWest-John NJ Herfurth st
al. 10 Eva J. DOlsn. part original lot 9, square
55s $40
The Washington herald., 1908-04-24
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by + r. Hutton & Co
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
/ Chicago Board of Trade. q. Bowie Chapman. man.
ager 1901 street northwest
Chicago. apTil 8-The market was strong and
active In wheat. with the highest prices q the
day made the close. The feature & the
morning was the pr1Eouncld strength q the for
eigu markets. Argentine exports are estimated At
2,r90e bushels and the strength q the cables
aud the snail receipts pTecpitated an active CO..
eTing movement IN all markets
Corn was quiet and about steady early bus later
showed considerable increase in activity and prioss
improved. helped by the decided strength ir wheat
Oats were fairly active and Gmer sympafh;zinz
with other markets. with light offerings as prices
adFenced
Provisions were quiet and about steady early. but
later IN sympathy with the strength Of grain. and
on moderate receipts q hogs. there developed active
The Washington herald., 1908-04-24
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Whitehaven, St. Philip and Jacob-Lula " TaIley
10 T. b. Baughsn and Joseph T. Sherier, TO Sc
cure N. V. Bsughan, S265. lots and j. square
lIY
Square sS5-Yirginia Thomas to Chaplin Brown and
Henry H. BeTgmsnn 70 secure Oriental Building
Association, No. 6. 500. lot IS.
Square 3i5-AiaEy F. Weeks 10 Watson f. CLARK and
Frederick A. Hurlebaus. to secure Charles T.
Marsh, S. 800, and years, per cent. semi
annually, lot S.
County-Nlargaret E. NARROW ct al. 70 Charles H.
s. Stanley and George w. Waters. 10 secure
laurel Building Association. Soo part original
lot T.
Square SSi-Hattis l. Maddox to william H Rich
ards to secure Rutherford B. Smith, SI0 / to
y nonths, per cent lots Is and H.
GrisEold's Addition 70 Anacostia-W. Frank Galstzo
ct uZ 10 Eugene Z. Thompson and Edmund B.
Burke. TO secure Henry a GrisWold. 81 500. / TO
i55 months. without interest, lots 81 and 23S,
square $500
Square i0ll-Elizabeth W Owen ct viz, Vernon G..
TO Watson J. Newton and Thomas J. Owen. 20
secure Catherine A. Newton. $50, year, per
cent. semiannually lot y
Square 597-Ida Z. Gray to the Washington Loan
and Trust Company, 70 secure o. 4. Budong,
500 ; years per cent ssmi-snnuaily. lot 59.
Square 5es-James w. Shea ct ux to Charles H.
Crsgin ard Charles II. c. McCarteney, TO secure
GeorE, c. GcTtman, S. S000. years per cent
semi-annualiy, original lots l3 and 81.
Richmond Psrk-Sarah L. Rstcfe 20 James g.
pToyement Company, Incorporated. 81 .siess / to
81 months. per cent, lot s. block 1868. Eliza
beth L. Marshall to same TO secure sane, g. 100
1 to los months. per cent. lot J. block 1909
II. Z. Hescoek et ux. TO same to secure same
G.sa. 20 s5 months, 5 per cent, lots aud s.
block 1911. Katharine E. Williams to same %
secure same, sl,s0o, ] TO s. months, per cent.
lot T. block 1908 ". w. Hawkins to same 10
secure same. 500. to Sc months, 1 per cent
let 4. block 1865 Ellen c. Church 70 same, to
secure sams $500. to iS months 6 per cent
lot 3. block ISL Louis p Allen ct ux. to same
to secure same, 500. 70 s. months per cent
lot Is, block 1851. w. J. Hayward ct ux. to
sane. 70 secure same, s, 800, to loS months,
5 per cent. lots ard 2, block 1911.
Columbia Heights-Heien Y. Baaskstt to Charles p
Stone and Charles W. Fairfax. to secure Carlton
II. Beall, 5000. 6, z. and "A months per
cent, semi-snnually, lot 3s, block o.
Square s7s-MsEy St George T. Arnold ct viz
BENJAMIN ". to William A. Gordon and Erskine
Gordon. to secure Watson +. Clark. a.55 ;
years. per can't semtannusliy, lo4 q.
Square 735-Elzabeth Thompson ct Fir, Samuel TO
Maurice d. Rosenberg and Alexander Wolf, 20
sscurs Victor Z. Adler s. 600. years s per
cent. seni-aunually. lot 10.
cslIabaa Esighta-MslTin u. HERMAN ct ". 70
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No. il. United States Exchange Bank ". Ma
loney. Attorneys, /. p. Lcysng-W, D. Hoover,
no. Is Cooper rs Railway Company. Attorneys.
padgstt & FoTTest-J. j. Darlington,
No. l6 Drake & siratton Company vs. Potomac
Dredging Company, Attorneys, sulliyan-BEanden-
burg 4 Brandenburg
Assignments for Monday April 2
No. SIG. Denison vs.. City and Suburban Railway
Company ct a. Attorneys, Il. 5. Matthews and
p. A. BOWen~R. K. Perry & Son.
No. So kaufman rs. Dobbins. Attorneys, M. ID,
Rosenberg and d. " Baker-Loo Simmons.
No. ss3 Heymsn ct al. vs. Same Attorneys, same.
10. s64. Rosenthal IS. Same. Attorneys. ssme
motions postponed until Apnl a.
No s5S FfOulke & Co. vs. Wilcox. Attorneys,
Tucker & Kenyon.
No. ils. johnson Bros rs. Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company. Attorneys, WoTthiBgton, Head &
Fraiisy- Hamilton, Colbert. Yerkes q Hamilton.
No. 1872 JACKSON vs.. BurE10Tf. Attorneys. Wolf
& Rosenberg-J. J. Darlington.
No. 58. Crowley, administrator. rs. Randall et
al. Attorneys, l. J. MathsI-C. L. Frsiley.
No. 54. Ten Eyck IS. Andrews. Attorneys. J, J.
Darlington -McKenney & Flannery
No. SIS. Maher vs.. Rseksy ct al. Attorneys, d.
W 0'Donoghne-J. J. Waters
The Washington herald., 1908-04-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, April 2.-SUGAR-The London market
for beet sugar was I'd lever for April and May,
quoted ct lis g54d. These prices are about on
New York parity. London cabled the worlds visible
supply as S.ls0000 tons. The local market for raw
sugar ruled steady 20 finn with buyers at last
sales basis and sellers AZ slight advance. Il is
expected tht business viii be SLACK the balance Of
TIE week, with possibly renewal Of activity early
next week, as more bulish crop news is expected
from Cuba Current duty-paid prices we're as fol-
lows: Centrifugal. ss test Asa Muscoyado So test
1854 mOlasses sugar, 80 test, 37Sz The market
for refined sugar was quiet, but steady and un-
changed, the net basis for gTannlaed being s. 40 less
per cent cash,
NAVAL sTORES-The market for spirits turpen-
tine was somewhat lower st New York, with ma
ehine-made barrels quoted at 4sa4Sik At Savannah
the market ruled steady at a decline Of bout a.
and the quoted price was IS. ROsia at New YoFx
vas dull and a little lower, closing with common
70 good strained at $50. Tar was quiet at 4O for
oil barrels.
BUTTER-Receipts 4, ,So5 packages. Steady Cream
cry. extra, &lza9; hTsts, zssi State dairy tubs.
24s26.
EGGs-Receipts. 2.7ls cases. Easter. Nearby
white fancy, l9; Western extra frsts Tal7k
MILL FEED-stEOng; fair inquiry. Spring bran,
in 1eo-pound sacks 70 arrive 800; middlings 8B;
city BRAN IN bulk, $50; Western red dog to arrive
5l00; winter wheat bran n loO-poa.zd sacks, 28eo
OATS-Firm: fair demand No white. s. No
white, IS; No, mixed. 81.
EL0UR-EiTm; moderzts business. Spring pat
eats 5.zsas.Soi spring cleaTss a25a4.6as winter
The Washington herald., 1908-04-24

straights 40aieo winter clears, AlsaGs0; Kansas,
in sacks. patents, 4s5a5l0; strsights. Aaeai.oo
clears. Al0a4M
RYE FL0UR-steady; moderate demand. We
quote 4.e0asa.
CORNAiEAL-steady; light supply. Kiln=dried,
for export, SIS; coarse meal IN bags, l4laLsz
HAY-Reoeipts, so tons. Strong; fair demand
Prime timothy. LOO; Nc !. o. No. 2 s5as9; No. 3,
7saS0
sTRAw-str0ng. fair busines5 Long re. 70aT5.
BEEF-Firn; small supply. Family, is0oals.5o
packet I400ala50
PoRK-FHm; quiet Mess, N.OOal5.5o; family,
1850
TALIow-steady; slow trade City. in hogs
heads, 5lk.
LARD-Prifns Western. SEQ; city SIS. refined
continent So: South American, 9.75: refined Bra
lillian, kegs, loo; city stearne, 81 0le0s.earine,
quiet; New York III Chicago ia.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-24
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, April 1-The sterling market, after
declining 10 points to 4sll5 for demand. rallied TO
day and closed at the sane level as yesterday. The
early weakness was due 70 the sentimental effect
of the Pennsylvania bond issue Rates for actual
business were: Sixty days, 5iS0a4- Sis5; demand
is725a4s730: cables 4S755ai s760 Commercial bills
were 8s4aAsi5s. The supply Of cotton bills was
scaFce.
Money on call at the stock exchange to-day opened
at 2 per cent highest, 2. lowest 1% closing, "a.
Most Of the loans Were at 2 per cent.
Time money readily obtainable, and especially
for the shorter periods A fairsized business was
done, Rates, 2a2k per cent for sixty DAYS "a foF
ninety days. for four months, SlkaSA for Eve
and six months, 5Lal for over the election. and
4lkai& for one year.
Mercantile paper was in fairly good demand, II,
50 lar as choice variety was concerned. Paper Of
second grade was rather difficult 20 place. good
deal Of paper was offered Rates 4lka5 per cent for
sixty and ninety days, Endorsed bills receivable, as
well as for choice four 10 six months single names
and 81 for others.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-24
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

Baltimore. April 2-FoiloEing ara the Official
prices at the principal commission houses.
WHEAT-Spot contract. e9ae9is spot No 2 red
Western. lOlal00z; April s9assl6 May, 9elzasss
July 9slz asked; steamer No. 2 red 96lsae6s: re-
eeipts 2l2D bushels: exports. lsOOO bushels South
eTn on grade, 9ilsassH
CORN-Spot mixed. 70aT05l No white 70%a7i ;
April 7oa7oH Nay. 7oza7o4 july. 6s1ta7OA steamer
mixed 6a66k receipts 6s56 bushels; exports las IA
bushels; Southern white corn, IL; Southern yellow
corn, Il
RYE-stock in elevators. 49.si5 bushels: shipments
from elevators. 10 bushels. No 2 Western rye ex-
port 5ias5.
ments from elevators 7.S74 bushels White No 2.
heavy, s9a5sis; do, No. 2 light to medium 5sa5sz
do. No. ;. heavy 5sa5sH do, No ,. medium, sssSa
571zi de- No ;. light, 56a5T; do. No. 1, light 70
heavy. Sass; mixed. No. 2 ssa5sss; Do. No. s. ia
s.; do. No {. szas2
The Washington herald., 1908-04-24

Quotations furnished by E F. Hutton & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
New XoTk Cotton Exchange G. Bowie Chapman.
manager, 1901 street northwest
New York April B.-Cotton was weak, opening
lower on poor cables and selling down about u
points on pressure due TO good weather and liqui-
dation by recent buyers who were disappointed in
the market. Prices were subjected 20 the deprss-
sion q heavy selling pressure all day and the mar
ket closed with only slight rally from the low
levels # the day.
Estimated receipts at the ports. 1900 bales.
against u.5l2 last week and 79ss last year. For
the week. $500 bales, against T.51i last week and
l201 last year Receipts Gt New Orleans 4290
bales, against $40 last year. and at Houston, 1857
bales. against Ols last year.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-24
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court OF Appeals.
Adjourned from day to day until May 5. 1903
Equity Court NO. 1.


CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 1852 Trapier ct 81 vs. Tnpier ct al. guar
dian ad Item appointed. Attorneys Gordon < Cor
don and Erskine Gordon
No. 274is. French rs. Thompson ct al auditors
report confirmed, &c. Attorneys Gordon < Gordon
No. 25S77. Emmons ys Emmons: receivers author
ized TO pay bill Attorneys. Psdgett & Forrest
{. II. sme
No 277l5 McBiair vs. McBlair: trustee appointed
to sell bond $1,000 Attorney. J. J. Darlington.
Assignments for tOday-m0tions;
No sli In re Bankruptcy William J. zeh Co
Attorneys. Thcmas-Graf and Forrest
No $50. IN re bankruptcy George Z. Ltnkins
Attorneys. BuTksrt and BeA-TobFiner.
No. 5i In re (bsgkHlptyl Corbin Birch. Attor-
neys Whts-Emig
No. Sill Muellen ". Muelien. Attorneys for oom-
plsinant, Mitchell & Forrest.
No. 5l2 Bolts IS Bots. Attorneys Ewing
R0thscbild
No. Sn Hunter vs. Hunter ct al Attorneys.
No 3li Brown vs. Richardson. Attorneys
Schwartz and strasberger-Jefords and Hunter
No. 3l5 Bensinger vs.. Gleason. Attorneys Ham
it0n CObert-Burke snd Huidekoper.
No. 9I6. Jefferson ys. Van Matte et a. AttoT-
ueys SilleTs-Dafis and Linton.
No. 3l7. Hawkius e. al vs. Tribbey. Attorneys.
Stewart and Collins
No. sia Swan vs. Swan Ct al Anorneys. Frisby
-Trntt
No. g9. Thurston vs.. Clark ct al Attorneys.
Disgs-DaTis.
No 30 Travers ct al vs.. Trarers ct al Attor-
neys Newman Hamilton Leighton. and Gordon
Nc. 81 Mann a al vs.. Hawkins et al AttOz-
neys Jackson-KinE
Ne. 81 Ficco Vs. Fioco. Attorney Hfllycr.
Ne. so. Smith vs. Edwards ct al. Attorneys,
Emig-EdWsris
No. "a Ready vs.. Ready. Attorneys Ambrose
H0peWel
No. 3Z5.- Ia Flesche " Ia FleSche Attorneys,
T8yl0r-Dthris and Walker
No. S8. Callahan Callahan Attorney, Am
hrCse
No. y. Wnker vs.. wiIker ct al. Attorney. Am
brose
No Is Little "a. Columbia Benefit Association.
Attorneys, Bendheim & Fmrest-King and Collins
No. - Owen ct al ". Cruitt ct al Attomeys,
Br0gn-Thcmas and Gordon.
No. $50. 0iaguire ct al rs Burke ct al Attorney.
KeigBin.
No. 25l. Meyer ct al. vs. Msehan ct al. Attor.
uev Tobriner
The Washington herald., 1908-04-24
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Regular CALL i2 O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway and Electric IS. 81 900 at s0A
loo0 at Soit. Sl.000 at So3s 1900 at SOS. So) al
s)3s. N.000 az sos.
Potomac Electric Light IS. s300 at 1874 s. 90
al 1854 Sl010 az 1854.
Washington Railway and Electric common. 10 at
s., 10 at s.. 10 at 50. 8 at g.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 80 al
S9., at sos, s at sos
Washington Gas, 3 at 81. 3 at 64A, . at 5E
= at 6il. 3 az 6il4. = at sis 3 at 64A. . at
6iis 3 al 6ih 3 at 64A 3 ct e4ls. q az 6iik.
MeTgenthaler, 10 al ls5 10 at l93 l6 at l93 10 Al
lS 10 at ls3
After Call-Capital Traction S.. 2o0o al llOsa.
Washington Railway and Electric pgeferTed. 50 al
s03s
Potomac Electric Light IS, s. GO At l0s&
FolloEing the closing quotations on yesterday $