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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York Apr;l B-CATTLE- Receipts. 22G8
market l0aI5c lower Prime beevcs 6l5a7 To- poor
20 medium. AHa6lo sfelksT and feeders, assa5.2 %;
eoRs and hefeTs. 32as 5 cannegs, 2los2l5; Texans,
4f0af S.
HOGS Receipts So co. market laal5c lower, Light.
s6oaslQi rough 555asi5; mixed. 5.6lasi5; heaTy.
5.s9a6 20 PIG Af5a56.
SHEEP Receipts. N1lo. market lac higher Ma
tive sheep. lSla6.o Western sheep L75a6.Ij. native
hmbs 60a7@ Western amhs 6Ea7B
New Iork April 5.-CATTL E-Receipts. 4fg
steady. Steers. 5loaTe5 bulls 335at75 choice and
extra. 5Gass59. o7vs, 201s875. tops, $50
CALVES Receipts 100 Vcals 5bla258. cllls
Le0a4 25 dressed calves steady; city dressed ,eals
Si2l country dressed. 7al0
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 8 400 steady.
sheep 49ia6 %. culls. so. unshon lambs. C00a
a25; enc Car choice, s.a; common spring lambs,
3es
HOGS -Receipts. l5s0; market steady. at ssoassl
few a. 6G.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Hood & BatcheIders Addition TO Anaooxia--
Thomas A. Smith ct ux. 10 George q. Watson
and Maurice Otieytack. 90 sacne Richard A.
Pyles A6772. / to e months, lot q. block J.
West Brookland Park-Wlllism +. Adams, guardian,
Ct al to Chaplin Brown aud Henry H. Berg
mann, 20 secure The Oriental Building Associa-
tion No. e. sl6e, lot
Petwcfth-Charles 7. Richardson ct tsx to William
l.. Browning and Henry NJ. Browning, to secure
Andrew J, Browning 500, / to l6 months, per
cent, lot &C. square 3o2l
Square 7s7-Philip Stewart et TX. to Samuel II.
Walker and Michael I. Weller. to secure EssteTn
Building and L0aE Association 81 600, part orig
inai lot 8
Blocmingiale-Eda T. Thornton ct sir. Jesse W.
to Grsyson l. Thornton. 70 secure Frank ].
Williams. SD year. per cent semi-annuaiy, :,
lot 81, block 3
Holmead NIsnoF-Charlcs Baum et TX to Chaplin
Browl aHd Henry II. BeFgmsnn. 10 secure orr
entail Building Association. No. G. $500 part
lot 5s. hlcCk S.
Square ns-E Catesby R0Ezee ct TX to Dwight
Anderson and Felix A. Van Reuth. TO secure
Edward " White 500 ! and years and
years and months per cent, semi-annualy,
lots % q. and parts lots 5, s, and 3
North Grounds Columbia University Caroline Her
ron TO Elmer E. Rsmey and John N. Davis to
secure Samuel A. ShelsbaTggr, sl00 years, 6
per cent. semi-annually parts lots Il and u,
beck 81.
Square .s3-Jaeoh Cohen to Clifford n Smith and
n Darby Thompson. 20 secure Daniel c Leahy,
aoea 10 years, per cent, semi-anuualiy,
lot l50
Square lls--E. Catesby Rowzee ct ux. 10 Dwight
Anderson and Felix A. Van Rsuth, 20 secure
Edward " White $500 PAYABLE Noytaber p.
1910. ; per cent semi-anuually. lots %. p, and
parts oristnal lots 8, 8 and g.
Square l27-Ianrs A. Flint 20 George n. Lamar.
to secure Blair Lee. Trustee. 500. ] year, ) per
Sent, scmi-snnuslly. parts lots l6 and Is.
Soma n fahk Simon
Wolf and Iohn r. Shields. to secure Charles A.
Shields and Alyer Cohen trustees. 81 .o0l, 3
years : PIC cent semi-auBualy. lot p.
Square eze-Miclael r Collins et al 20 the Wash
ington Loan and Trust Company, 70 secure
Eiuuabse COOPERATIVE Binding Association,
G00e lot e.
IHgloside- Theodore A Rooney ct ux- TO lee d.
Latimsr and F s Key Smith, 10 secure Lois
r. Smith $50. ? years. Per cent, semi-snnu-
ally, lot ., block s
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Bsltiuere. April ls-FoIlowing are the oaasiaI
prices to-day.
BUTTER Creamery. fanc5 per pound Sisslai
imitation, 5aa2l. Maryland and PennEiEania rolls,
aa2e; store packed Ohio, lsslT; DO West Virginia.
iss2l: Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy
prints aa2l.
LIVE POULTRY - Chickens. young, large. per
pound, l7s2e; winter, pounds and uuaes, z5as9;
spring II. and IL pounds. Saaa 60. old hens psT
pound "a; ducks puddle y0uug li; do. young
MuzcoFy and mongFel I3aI4
Ef5GS-AaFylgnd and Pennsylvania. fresh. PEI
dozen. l5ls duck eEgs. nearby. e.
POTATOES White. nearby, prime Per bushFi, s.
s7e. Western Maryland ami Pennsylvania. 5oa75 Po-
tomae and Delaware per barrel. f5aa5o9.
GREEN FRUITS AND NEGETA SLEs-4p pples,
Eastern Shore MARYLAND and Virginia PEI barrel,
No. ]. L75s225; do. small common. l2aal.S0; DO.
pr isbarTe basket, 50a75; do. NeH York assorted.
per barrel 2o0a4co; cabbage New York, Danish. per
ton l2eoai400; lettuce, Florida psr ssasre basket.
l-eosi.5o; eggplsnts. Florida. per crate l75azo0;
onions PENNSYLVANIA. yellow. PR bashe slaio9 d..
Western. yellow soai.oo: oranges Florida per box.
as 10 size, L75a225; peas Florida pef basket lea
80; squash Florida. per basket, 1890 sirsRhar-
Eies. Florida per quart iesi5; tonstoes. Florida.
per carrier fancy i7Ss2 D. fair. 1Zssi59; turnips.
native per buShsi 1szSo: celery Florida, per cTats.
2o0a31o.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

H01d q BstChCldeTs Addition 20 AnaC0Gtia- Rich
ard \. Pyles Ct TX. 10 Thomas A. and Mary r.
Smith, let e, hiork !. sio.
South kenilworth-John W. Perkins Ct ux 70
Bernard q. Brown, l0t i6 square sl57. SO
Bernard g. Brown 20 John W. Perkins, lot 25
square Sis. SO
Giebe-yesty of Rock Cresk Parish to George
Punk. part, 500
Petworth-Bates and John L. Warren ard wives
to ChaFes 7, Richardson, lots 40 and n, square
5ozl. So
Raudle Higblsuds-Ths United States Realty Com
pany. II Washington. D. G. Incorporated to
Delos l. and TreFs T. Hammer, boz 3. block
5sI SO
Columbia Heights Francis A. Blpndon ct TX 10
Rebecca MeiHCr lot 80 block s.. SO.
G street southwest between Second and Third
streetss-Charles ". Bishop e ux 20 Henry J.
BiCher part original lot T. square ST. So
Pennsy lTania aTcuue northwest between Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets-salhe 7. Castle 10 T.
Cateshy Rowzes. lots .. q. end part original lots
8 C. and g. SIC
Alex between Second and Third and and G
streets northeast-Dauiel O. Teahv ct ux. To
Jacob Cohen. lot 80. square 753 SO
Ncs- sli 20 80 Eleventh street southeast-Csryl
Weimare q al. % William z. Miller lots II 10
u. square south u square 500 SO
street southeast. between Thirteenth and -Four
tesnth siretts-Tose pbine A. Barnard to Jerome
b Stahl Tot .. square l0ss $40.
street northwest, between Sixth and seventh
sreets-Juiet A. Montgomery to Minnie NJ
Strsyer part lot 8 square 455, So
Fox-AmeFiean Ice Company * al to the Real
Estate improvement Company Of Baltimore City.
part Foundry property $40.
Ninth street northwest. between / and X streets
Joseph T. Ferry et al. trustees. TO John
Shugre and Charles H. DismsT part lot :,
square 41s SH50o
Griswolds Addition to Anscostia-Charles W Toi-
son ct ux 10 Oregon L. Hanes, lot 50 and part
Let 90 SO.
No. 80 street northeast-Fsnuie A. Davis et Tir.
John A.. 10 Frank Dennis lot 81 square 10. SO.
Ingleside-E Elizabeth Wahridge et al. 10 Grace L.
Jenkins, lot s. and part lot 81. block H. $40
Columbia Heights-Amslia n. simons 70 Harry NJ
Ellis. lot IS. block 3 SO
Inglsside-Iois II. Smith et viz, T. s Key. 10
Theodore A. Rooney. LOT .. block 6. SO
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WALL STREET NOTES.
Great Northern Railroads Statement
About as Had Been Expected.

About as Had neen Expected.
New York. april f3.-A prominent fnan-
eial institution which is popularity sup
posed 70 have supplied a large part Of the
money used by Mr. Hartman 10 save
the Erie. has moved It's transfer and
reorganization department" into new and
much more commodious quarters A
cynic might say that Il is probably the
outlook FOR the reorganization business
rather than The volume Of the transfer
business that has been responsible for the
change.
One Of the active floor traders is said
10 have had charge of the pool operations
in the marlborough Metropolitan bonds.
His friends denied that this was so. but
their denials were characterized by a de-
gree OF warmth thar lessened rather than
increased the force of their assertions
Whoever had charge of the movement
performed his work well, considering the
operation purely from the standpoint Of
the success attained.
Great Northerns statement for March
was as bad as expected IL showed a de-
crease in gross for the month OF
3 per cent as compared with March
1907. The road does NOT report It's Operat-
ing expenses OF net earnings. so that il
is impossible TO say at this time how far
the decrease in receipts has been Offset
by economies. When Mr. Hill said a
couple of weeks ago in an interview that
Improvement IN the railroad business was
slower than some railroad men would lead
the public 20 believe. his opinion may
have been founded on the conditions he
observed on his own roads.
I do not know. said well-informed
banker. whether it Is that rumor says
that Pennsylvania has bought INTERIOR
ough-Metropolltan or that Interborough-
Metropolitan has bought the Pennsyl-
vania. but whichever IL is. it is not true. -
Prior 10 the publication to the report
that the leading copper selling agency
had reduced the price Of the metal, Anal
gamated Copper was sold rather heavily
by some Of the most speculative traders
IN the street, who, apparently antclpat-
ing the announcement, were trying TO
make quick turn through operations
on the short side. On the publication OF
the news. they all tried 20 cover and this
gave the stock a degree Of irmness which
it might not have possessed under other
circumstances. in the face OF a fact es-
sentislly unfavorable.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy E. F. Hutton & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
Ns~ York Gotten Exchange. G. Bowie Chipman,
manager 1901 F street northwest
New York, APRIL B.-Coit0n opened lower at A
decline cf nearly 2 points and the market was op-
PRESSED hy selling pressure which carried prices
down 10 a net loss Ct Is points all the active
months recording new iow levels Bear pressnfe
and liquidation were the order of the dsg. the loW
point fer the day being reached before II e'cIack
From that time matters dragged along fer about
two hours when the selling movement seemed to ex-
hsust Itself. and there was a slight rails toward
the Close. This was only slight and for most If
the months the closing quotations were but Slightly
above the low point for the day. Spot cotton was
very quiet all day.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Assignments for Tuesday, April Il:
No 1895. Standard Oil Company vs. Brown on
hearing Attorneys. A. l. Sinciair-C. II. Fulton
and J. W. Cox.
No ls43 Blatcher vs Philadelphia. Baltimore
and Washington RaToad Company. Attorneys, NJ.
Z. AIsnsan and J. b. Hougan-Nekenney & Flan-
neTy. William Htz. and q. r. CTaghill.
No 1856 Garfield Memorial Hospital F2 Macfsr-
land ct al. Attorneys. J. II. Hayden T. H. Thomas.
No, 1877 Continental National Bank vs.. National
Metropolitan Bank. Attorneys, BFandenbuFg &
BTandenburg and \. A. Birney-W. T. Maitingly
snd J 3. Larner.
No 1850 Harrison et al vs.. Black e al. Attnr-
ueys. r. z. EFans-D. ". Baker and Stuart Nc
Namars.
No. 1882 Barber ct al. rs. Smith. Attorneys, A.
s. MISUNDERSTANDING & Chambsriin.
No. 1854 Joy vs. Frost. Attorneys, T. F. Colo
dag and Sleman & LeTch.
No 1855. Moore Print Typewriter Company ".
National Savings and Trust Company. Attorneys, c.
A. Keigwin and G. r. Montague A. S. Worthing-
ton.
No. 1859 Fay ct al. vs.. Madarlsnd. Attorneys,
Holmes Conrd-E. II. Thomas
No 1880 Miller Shoemaker Real Estate Company
IS Sturgeon. Attorneys. L. T. Everett and L. W.
r. Ewing-Hayden johnson.
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Probate Court.
TTfETFTE NnT-Tn

Estate of Francis c. Long; order admitting viii
10 probate and record and letters testamentary
bond, $50. Attorneys Lambert & Mclean.
Estate of David ". CleaFer; order admitting viii
20 rrobsts and record aud letters testamen;sry
bond. 500. Attorney Charles Linkirs
Estate q William WurdemaH: order granting let
tsTs Of administration c. {. a. Attorney, J. p.
LaFner.
Estate uf William E. Duhsy; order granting let
ters Of administration; bond. S.e0 Attorneys.
Hamilton Gilbert Yerkes 4 Hamilton
In e William !. Hyatt et al, order authorizing
compromise Attorneys Archer Smith.
Estate e James p CarTawsy; petition for letters
u administration Attorneys. shlpiey Brashesrs T.
Estate of Chrstisna c. Queen, order appointing
collector; bond. sle9ee. Attorneys. c. c. Miller
and G. II. Calvert.
Estate n Sarah Z. Pearson; petition for probate
and record # viii and iettes testamsntary. After
ney: p ". Frishy.
Estate of IHc Z. Nfauy; order admitting ex-
smplieatioH q VIII to record. Attorney. J. 4.
Tc0suey.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations FURNISHED by T. L. Hutton & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board of Trade g. Bowie Chipman man
ager, 1901 street northwest
Chicago, April i3.-TAs market was fairly active
and strong early, with quite general buying Of duiy
and September, owing 10 the dry weather over Sun
dsy. but after these early buying orders salts
fed the market became dull sloeiy working on. with
some evidence ef selling pressure There Mas another
large decrease in American visible stocks, bu quite
an increase at Canadian points
Corn was moderately active and sets 6fm. with
new high levels for the market early bat there was
reaction later, accompanied by reports that the
country selling more freely al the advance
Oats were quiet most Of the session. also showing
7oms strength early with other grain. selling OF later
with rather quiet trade and favorable reports Of
the progress of spring work.
LlIlmLa. .arn nmnlal q. lnL-aL..-
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business on the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday was in fair volume, the
transactions being $500 in bonds and $50
shares OF stock.
The buying Of bonds was confined to
the railroad issues. Washington Railway
Is taking the lead. They sold at 1s1z and
7s&. Capital Traction IS were next in
point of interest. at 110ss and ll0iz.
The market was active in Washington
Railway and Electric common, $50 shares
going on record from 9sl5 to 90. The pre-
ferred stock sold at 7sls and fraction
above. and 100 shares of Mitchell Mining
brought 1-i6.
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Equity Court No. 4.
s-rrrt.I. ri1crtl,r- l,rAnArrc.rr

MIR dAo&iNb NLAbAboh
No Zs53z. Stafford vs. Stafford et al. divorce
granted. Attorneys. Frank Z. EldeT-Archer d
smith
No s7623 Maxey ct al. IS Bramsan et al. PRO
confeFso ordered. Attorneys. Edwin Forrest and r.
T. Matfingly
No. 2s79 Ficao v. Fieco rule feturnsble April
- 1909 Attorney, C. :. Hillyer
Nc. s7Sf. yon Rngharz IS. Reiily trustees
". J. LamheTt.
Assignments for to-day:
No 2ss Harbln vs.. Hsrbin Attorneys. " E.
AmbgUss-J. A. Toomey
40. -. Marriott IS Mutual improvement Com
pany. Attorneys. Howard BOYD and W. S. Albert
]. A. Toomsy and 7. H. Patterson.
No 2fl. Stubble6eld IS stubblefeld. Attorneys.
J. s. Easby- smith,. " Cox.
No Us sheehy vs District Of Columbia A.
toTneys, c. II. syme and c. A. Dsugiss-E. II.
Thomas.
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IarAuils.

No 5os4a H. J. NJ Howard ~ Lottis E. Burns;
certiofari Attorney. T. l. Gies
No 50i59 The Neson Cooperation ys. F. Sharp
& Sons ct al note. Ses.i2 AttoTEsys. Rslston &
Sfddous.
No 5ol5i The Miller Kopp Cut Stone Company
vs.. Arthur CsVsii; account, s2.0e.s0. Attorneys
Lambert 4 Mclean snd r. H Yeatnan.
No 50s52 The Merchants National Bank rs. the
Mount Vernon and Portland Stables Company e.
al: notes ssg5S9 Attorneys {. H. Syme and
" H. Fowle-
No $685. Ben EiBsteiR rs. AHscosgis Ice and
Cold Storage Company; account, Sl5s.& Attorney,
Leon Tobriner.
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Equity Court No. 2.

No E5E McCrsy IS. Tucker; title vested ia
complainant by adverse possession. Attorney, G. F.,
William
No. 2779 IN re William H. CroBe! substitution
q trustee ordered Attorney, ]. B. Larner.
Ne EsS 0'To0le IS. stall; sppesrance ef sb-
sent defendant ordered. Attorneys, Ralston & Sid
deus and n. 7. Winfield.
No. B4l3 Clayton Neil; argued and submit
ted. Attomeys. C. A. KeigWin-J H. HchiteF L.
~ King, and A, Browne.
Assignments for to-day:
No. 2ls Clan Is Clary. Attoneys Clinkseales-
T. r. Homer.
No 20. Policy W PoIlsy Attorneys, Campbell
CsHngt0n-C. B. WsikeTt.
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wAsHINGToN cATTLg MARKET.

CATTLE-Estra. pr ewt. Ga0ss55; butcher, 5OOa
$50: common. 200
H0Gs-Po cut.. gross. so0asB. ordinary. per
cwt 501a5 y
SHEEP Prime. 56sa5.so; common, s5asM.
LANBS-Srring l0aIl
cALyES-Prime. prr H. 7a7ik medium. 6asss
sTsss 5al
COWS Prime fresh each. 4oWasM; common
% Oea50.o1: old sud dry. sa0al005
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No. g55s8 Lucy FSceo vs.. Antenio Ficco; for
maintenance. Attorney C. s. Hilyer.
Ne 275si Laura 2. AinswoFth et al. rs. George K
Mufdock ct al 10 apeeint trustee 70 sell Attor-
neg. Leigh Robinson
80 GT59 same "a yestry n the Parish of ST
Psui's Protestant Episcopal Church ct all same
Attorney same.
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NeW 1OTk. AprU Intglafi tluH
trade. Ne. ] Northern Duluth. 10 arrive Ice; No.
red T. O. b.. 100l No 2 hard T. b.. Lo6. No
macsT0ni, T. o b.. loi, No. macaruui, e. Ex-
pcriers took three loads
CoRN-Higher; checking trade. No . elevator
=; No p f. q. b., 7lls No. white. T. O. b., ia
nothing.
RYE-sirona: dun trade. No. 2 f. o. b.. s..
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Regular call y e'elock noon
Columbia Railroad S.. S0 az i03
Washington Railway and Electric Is. 81 90 AZ 7siz
5000 AZ Tsis, SEQ at 5sS.
Capital Traction Is al l2i
Washington Ravay ormmOn. 50 At 2sis. 50 al .
80 at o. 100 al 30, 50 At 29is 100 a. 60 % az So
Mitchell Mining 100 al HIS
Washington Railway and Electric preferred 80 al
l5ls, 10 az 53is, 10 az 13N.
Capital Traction Is, 500 a. ll0as s. 90 at l9ia
ii.0co at 1lbi
Washington Railway preferred. 20 at 5SA.
Following ate the closing quotations on yesterdays
incaI sfnrk errharnr.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. + Hutton Co.
members of ths New York Stock Exchange. 6. Bowie
chipnau manager. 1901 + street northwest.
sales to noon, 20 500 shares
Total aaies. es..,.,..s.....s.,J2 J2I.800 shares
Call moneys High, 1s4s l., 11&' ci., III.
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District Court.
Eauttr sid.

No 7sT In re condemnation Of land in square sl2
for tFuckhoise site erder Of Commissioners and
order noting same.
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Criminal Court No. ?.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

NU0l At.E haIt.NAItU.
United States rs. George R. Willard, &c. rob
bery srsigned: plea not CULTS.
United States rs. Thomas F. Jackson. assault with
dangerous weapon; plea not guilty Withdrawn ard
plea of guilty entered,
United States vs. George Best, larceny: verdict
guilty Of petit larceny; sentenced to Jail for eleven
months and tweuty-nine DAYS
United States IS Richard GFegoTy. murder first
degree. G. :. Macdonald assigned 70 defend.
United States V. Charles Thomas. murder first
degree Plea not guilty.
Assignments for to-day;
United States vs. Harry Scott
United States IS. Albert Butler.
United States rs John II snosden
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Criminal Court No. 1.
~r.-.sss~,-- 80 v-,---

United States vs FREDERICK A. HYDE John A.
Benson, Henry P Dimond snd JooSt II. Schneider
violation section $40 ReEsss Statutes Of the United
States on trial. Defendants attorneys, A 5
WoTthington. 4 A. Birnsy. J. G. Campbell. and r.
G. nonaldson
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Circuit Court 40. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON

No. $3.50 Sullivan IS. CAPITAL Traction Oompsny.
leave n withdraw Juror and case Continued Atfof-
nsys. }. ". Eehols and Z. H. Jaekson-R r.
Perry 4 Son end @. T. Dunlop.
No. i66 8icFarisne Bond: reniict for defend
ant. Attorneys, c. z. Emig-B. ?. Leighton.
No. igio3 Montgomery vs.. MagTuder; time 10 fle
transcript extended, Attorneys, J. g, Easby-Smifh
and c. A. Kegvin-John Ridout and r 3. Beh-
rends
Assignments f5T to-day;
No, 26s. Cooper IS, Washington Railway and Elec-
tTie Company. Attorneys. Psdgett K Forrsst-J J.
Darlington
No. SCI. Potomac Dredging Company vs.. Columbia
National Sand Dredging Company Attornsys
Hamilton. Colbert, Ysrkes & Hsmilton-NcCsmon 4
HAYDEN and s D. Bradley
No. ss. Chambers Is Robs. Attorneys, C. "
Dsrr--J. l. Temper
No EgL NeAilister LiSusr. Attornevs Ham
iton, Colbert. HeTkes & Hamiiton-Leon Tobriuer
No. az WaipeTt Co u. Redmond Aitorneys
h " WhHsf6y-Hayden johnson.
No. 800. ETsritt " HarTey. Attorreys J. s.
Easby -Smith-R z. Mattingly
No So Ba5liss vs. Wright Att0Fneys. H. B.
Moulton-E H. Thomas
No 81 Diekhaut rs Washington and Potomac
stesmbost Company. Attorneys, W. H. White
Raston & siddons.
No sc Gray rs JaTins. Attorneys. BTandenbTg
& Brsndeuburg-Birney i Wocdsrd.
No. Sos Academy Of Sacred Heart IS Philsdei-
phis Baltimore ard Washington Railroad Company
Atiorneys Berry & Miner and H. B. Rowland
Mckinney & Flsnnery.
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Circuit Court No. i.
IIreTIrE NrRErur

No O2s. Andrews vs. Anacostiz and Potomac
Railroad Company. exception noted TO oTsrruiins
motion 90 strike out second count and demurrer.
Attorneys. T. L. Jones aud ]. Z. Psdgett-J. J.
Darlington.
No 1883 naish. trustee. rs. Zeh; order Of April
10 referring cause 70 auditor set aside and motion
restored 30 motion calendar. Attorneys, T. II.
Thomas and G. J. F. Graf-EdEin Forrest.
No $50 Astzger s. 3ietzgsr: On trial. AttcF-
neyE. II. 3. Moult0H ard W ". Millsn-N. I. Wal
lsce and A. S Worthington.
No fse8 Love Fs. Walsh case stricken from
calendar under rule g. Attorneys, r. /. Montsgls
and CFsndal Mscker-C. +. Csrusi.
Assignments for today;
No. 80 Stubbe6eld vs. Frye ct al Attorneys.
Howard Boyd-J. c Gittings. l. 2. Loving. and
H. +. Davis.
No. 5e. BHsnt, administrator. ys. Washington
Railway and Electric Company. Attorneys, l. H.
David and r, II. McSeia-C. A. Douglas and 6. r
HooFeT.
No. 495 Lea Ct al vs.. Patterson Attorneys. T.
" Whestlsy-J. J. HsmphilF
No. Slz Aver et al IS MeKinIsy ct a. Aftor-
nsys, L O. WagsuhsFst-E Z. Gies.
No. 5Sj Scott et al Ts. G0bel Ct al AttoEnsys
MscksE & Alaodsl-BaFnard & johnson
No 355. R0ck Is. Esher et al Attorneys. f. E
DaTis-E. Il. Thomas
No. l59. Giidden IS. Jeaness Miller. ATTORNEYS
Berry MHoF aa6 H p. Rosiapd-Leoa Tobriner
No, SO Rock rs. Esher et al. Attorneys. H. Z
DaUs-E. H. Thomas.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. r Hutton Co,
members New York Stock Exchange. T. Bowie Chin.
man. manager. 1901 street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-14
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York, Arrl l3.-CIosng quotations Of United
States government bonds:
The Washington herald., 1908-04-14
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

.z dividend
Arizona republican., 1908-10-31
ROGERS AUCTIONS

 The following full line of furniture and household goods will be sold by auction on Saturday, October 31st. The sale will commence promptly at 1:3O pm. The owner of these goods must leave Phoenix. High grade carpets as good as new, upholstered parlor set. portiers and curtains, solid oak furniture book case, brass bed steads. bed linen pillows, etc, sewing machine, kitchen utensils, dishes. pots and pans, writing desk, guns, pictures, horses, buggies and harness. Rogers Auction Rooms. Come in and inspect our goods before the sale.
 IF YOU WANT some real swell mis- sion furniture brought here direct from the best makers in New York City, look at the Rogers Auction sale advertisement in this paper on page :. Don't miss the sale.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-31
HAMMOND'S AUCTIONS

BIG AUCTION-Saturd 1:30 pm. MT. A. c. Hayner has consigned to us for auction the complete furnish ings of a six room house which is high grade and as good as new, which has just been shipped from Chicago. Having made different ar engagements these goods will be sold without reserve, and will be for your inspection two days prior to sale. You are invited. We also sell horses, rigs, harness, etc, Hammond, Auc- tioneer, 23 South 1st ave, tel red S533
Arizona republican., 1908-10-31

urban home, well improved, fine or chard, Page fence, barn and good chicken yards an ideal home. Henry & Costley Is N. 1st ave.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-31
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Eight furnished tents at snap, if taken within ten days. Also first class American separator. also four nicely furnished housekeeping tents for rent. Five miles east on Mcdowell road, Lees ranch.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-31

AUCTION SALE-We will hold anOth- CT of our big auctions today, at which time we will offer a large line of enamel ware, porcelain ware, plumbing goods, chandeliers and electrical supplies, 36 & SS E. Adams st Hammond, auctioneer.