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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-10

Means Are Employed to Sc
cure Safety For the New
Bank Building.

platform of heavy deals about
ten feet square, which has been placed
on foundation Of upright scantIinEs,
secured at the bottom to heavy plat
form, the precise dimensions of the
building foundations. has been erect
ed on the lot upon which the new
ten-stoTy American National Bank
building is to be erected, in order to
test the resistance of the soil. This
Is being done in order TO determine
how deep the trenches must be dug
IN which the concrete foundation OF
the building is to be placed in order
to insure absolute safety.
The work is a clever bit of neChau-
zeal calculation, and is being watched
with no little interest.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-10
70 Drive Out Malaria

And buIId Up tF7e SYSTEM
Take the Old Standard GROVE s
TASTELESS CHILL TONIC. You
know what you are taking. The for
muIa is plainly printed on every bot
tie, showing it is a simply Quinine
and Iron in a tasteless form, and the
most effectual form For grown PEG
pie and children, SOC.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-10
VISITOR TELLS
Of SEVERE BLOW
Storm Created Much Havoc
in the Perdido Country
On Last Tuesday.

w. F. Van Allen, of Robertsdale,
Baldwin county, while on his way TO
Pensacola on Tuesday, encountered
a terrific storm which broke about
p. m, when he had reached a point
about 9 miles west of the Perdido
river.
Mr.. Van Allen says that the dis
turbance equaIIed that of two years
ago as to the velocity of the wind,
although the blow lasted but from =
to 5 minutes. The hurricane tore
trees from their roots. two clouds
coming together, from the north and
south respectively. which resulted in
a terrific downpour. He was forced
in fact to drive his mules fetlock
deep for over a mile in the water
which stood on the level as a result
of the cloudburst- The electrical dis
play was something terrific, the thun-
der crashing in most alarming
manner. Considerable damage was
done to some of the largest trees in
that vicinity.
According 10 Mr.. Van Aliens est
mate of the matter, the storm swept
area probably represented 20 miles
Best the World Affords.
1T gives me unbounded pleasure to
recommend Bucklen's Arnica SaIye."
says ]. w. Jenkins, of Chapel Hill. y.
C. 81 am convinced it's the best salye
the world affords. 1t cured a felon on
my thumb, and ii never, fails TO heal
every sore, burn or wound to which it
is applied. 25c at all drug stores.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-10
LUMBER TRADE
IS VERY BRIGHT
Alabama and Florida Lur1-
berrnen Hold Monthly
Meeting at Mont
gomery.
Special to The Journal.

opeCiaE % ne LouFHeft
Montgomery, Ala, Sept g At
thier monthly meeting in the Ex-
change Hotel Tussdsy the Alabama
and West Florida Lumber Msnufac-
tureTs found that prices are picking
up every day and that the outlook is
very bright for fall and winter trade.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-10

An old friend of the family had
dropped in TO see a young Iawve-
whose father was still paving his C
fee rent
So You are now prscticins Law.
the old friend said geniaIIy.
No sir. said the candid voufs
I appear 10 be. but I am really prac-
ueinS economy Compan-
ion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-10

The schooners Lottie, Ruth ana
Norwich arrived yesterday with car
goes of naval stores.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-10
School Improvement
Association Meeting

The School Improvement AssOcia-
ton will hold its regular monthly
meeting this afternoon at o'clock at
school No. 1. Many subjects of in
terest will be discussed, the most i'm
portant being the introduction of the
school savings bank system, and the
organization OF county improvement
associations.
1t is hoped that every school in the
city will be represented at the meet
ing this afternoon that the program
OF work for the coming year may be
mapped out.
Stuart'S Bucliu and juniper is fhe
most reliable remedy known for kid
ney and bladder trouble. : :1:SH; 81!
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-10

The river steamers Vernon ana
Belle entered yesterday from. Yer
non and way landings with heavy
cargoes of naval stores.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-10

The schooner Emma Jane, of the
Warren fleet. entered yesterday with
a good catch of snappers
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-10
AARB0R, RIVER
AND MARINE
NEWS
Shipping Transactions and
Notes of Interest Along
The Bay Front.

The steamer Manteo. Capt Nc
Laughlin, arrived in port yesterday
morning from Mobile, and proceeded
out last night for st. Andrews.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-10

The schooner Angeilena of thu
Saunders fest, arrived yesterday with
$1,000 pounds of snappers
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-10

1sVVo pounuS OF mackerel.
The Philadelphia Record of Sent
says: Cablegrams from Lisbon
confirm the loss of the steamship
Lula, from Brazil for Figuera, Portu.
gal. IL is the belief that all on board
were lost. She stranded near where
she, was owned. The steamer is own.
ed by Figuera parties, and most of
she crew, the majority of whom were
married, lived there. II is supposed
that the steamers machinery became
disabled when within sight of land
and the big ship drifted helplessIy
on TO the rocks while the wives and
relatives of the crew, unable TO rem
der the slightest assistance, watched
the Luiza slide of a shelving rock
and sink IN deep water carrying
with her every member of the crew
When the Lula sailed from Figuera
for Brazil last May. she carried a
crew of fifty-two, and IL is supposed
that number were drowned. The
steamer has disappeared from view,
and il will be some days before
divers can be sent down.
The steamer Wolverine was mar.
tally burned of Sayville, Long Is
land. on Friday night as the result
of the explosion of a kettle of tar
that one of the crew had placed over
q gasoline lamp in the cabin. II
happened that the Wolverine was
about to take out a party of some
atty persons for pleasure ride and
they were gathering at the time. See
Ing that il was impossible to use
water on the burning gasoline, the
grew. assisted by the passengers fell
TO with sand from the beach and in
short while had the Are under con-
lrol There were nearly 500 volun-
teer fremen using all sorts of uten-
sils to get sand from the beach TO
the re.-Philadelphia Record.
A notice was posted yesterday in
Inc custom house describing for the
cement OF commanders OF merchant
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-10
Real Estate Transfers.
DEED-SE6T c

Following Is q list of the real estate
transactions recorded yesterday as fur
nlshed by the Pensacola Abstract Co:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-10

Alonzo Leonard to A a Fisher-Iot Is
conSidera lions
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-10

The schooner Dixie arrived yester-
DAY from East Pass with catch OF
1000 pounds of mackerel.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-10

F. J. Schreyer.
Schooners.
Donna Christina, Am sch, Trisbie
165, Cardenas to master.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-10

Arrived.
Mercian, Br SIS, Harracks. 4O6i
to Jno. A. Merritt & Co.
Regina, Ger SIS, Leeburg, 2I64, Tan
pico to A. A Brown & Co.
Cleared.
Regina, Ger IS, Leeburg, 2I64, 70
Rotterdam, with 10000 II lumber
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-10

For sale by all Grecers
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Mild weather and heavy receipts have had The
effect Of bringing down the price Of cgs materially
in the wholesale market The best quotations yes.
icrday we're about Il cents. and the market closet
Tcy weak. For the same cause the market for
dairy products unsettled. Receipts Of poultry
were light. and prices IN that line kept mp pretty
wen through the day. Live stock shows better
tone and prices are shade h'eher Potatoes and
green fruits arc in better demand and prices are
little sitter
Prices quoted are wholesaler
BUTTER-Creamcry fancy 30a3l. do Western
frsts. 2sa29; do. seconds 2js2i process fancy 2a
% do. fair 10 good. 22aZ3, dairy choice Isa2O
good. lsal9; store packed. fresh. leals
CHEESE-Market hrm ard active on all kinds.
New York State factory, large l6al6Iz; do fats
lesal7 do. small, l6sal7 do. summer large I4sI5
do. summer. small. Halis; do. fair TO good Pals
Western factory. new. choice. HAS: do, fair to
good. Il; Virginia. TO-
EGGs-Nearby fresh Virginia loss on. IsaI7: aver
age. IS; West Virginia and Southwest Virginia IS:
Tennessee, L; North Carolina IS: duck, %
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. fancy TalS; average.
ieal7; hens, l3aliiz; roosters s. ducks large isai4
do. small. ual2; geese sale; turkeys toms per H.
l5al6; do. hens. i7als; do, thin. 10; KEATS. TO-
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys. hens, undrawn
per H.. lsa2); do, average. undrawn lsal9: do
thin l0al2; Old toms. l6ai7; chickens large l6als:
small. lSa2); hens. choice. Is; roosters, s. ducks
Old l3al5; geese, lal2; oapons. 7lb average, l9aO
small. I7als
DRESSED MEATS-Cslves fun dressed sac.
heads of. s; hog-dressed calves 7as hams country
sugar cured, l3al5; hogs. small and neat per cwt-
6OOae5e; do. medium. 500; do. heavy, 5-5OasOo.
NEGETABLES-Potatoes, home grown per busheI
6oa7O; do rural, eoa7o; sweet potatoes per bbl $50
a4OO; yams. 2OOa25o; cabbage per cwt. soasO;
onions Ohio, per bushel, 7oasO; string beans. per
basket 2oos225 lettuce. Florida per basket. ga
LIS
GREEN FRIUTS-Apples York Imperial Der
bbl. 225a3o0 Ben Davis. 2Goa2.5o: Wine sap ga
500; Alhemarle Pippn. 3OOaiOo: fancy table fruit.
3.5OaIO0; Spy. 25Oa325; loose packed LOCAL 80
Oranges, Florida. bright. per box. 225a2T5; do
uissets, 225a275; California naEels 225a250 Grare
fruit. Florida, per box. 350al61. Cranberres, Dc.
box 200a25 20; do. per bbl 5OOasOO
DRIED FRUITS-Apples, sliced fancy. sa7: de-,
sliced. bright. ia5.
sUNDRIES-Beesvax. .; tallow, 5; honey, white
clover. lib new, Is; dol 2lb. new lOal2 ginseng
per ID. 50oa600; Seneca, per h.. 90: Golden Seal
ioa45; Pink, l2ali; Mandrake, 2a3 Snake Root, 50;
walnut kernels l2ala.
GRAIN-Wheat. Southern On grade s2as7: we
75asO corn. shelled. white 65a70: do yellow 65aTO
do. car, 270aso0; oats. Western white No 2 5sa60
do, mixed. Sass
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed, free Of burs
per H.. Is: do. unWashed. free Of burs 20a22: do
bury, lsa2oi hides green, 8; do. dry. sas, sheep
skins, green. each 75al00; DO. dry. 2a60; cafskns
green. l.o0aLl0; muSkTat 2la2i; skunk 2ja75: mink
l00a2.50; rabbit skins, !; opossrm. l0a15; raccoon
25a9o; fox. red. L25al75; do gray. 5oa70.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15

New OrIenas.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK March H.-SUGAB- Refined sugar
was. steady and uncha gCd. with an redners doing
business on the basis Il 81 net less Der cent l0r
cash, Tor me grauulattd. with the exception u
che Federal sugar Refining Company which con-
unues o. do business on the basis q 5 cents net.
less ier cent Tor cash The local rav sugar mar
kCt was steady. with centrifugal quoted az i0j.
muse waldo at 5.55. and moiassCs sugar an $50 The
London beet sugar market was steady with March
and Arul al hisher, ~ las SID fer toth
BCITER-Reecirts 293S Ie7nds. Choicc 6m
creamery extra, q frsts. 25iza2-a
EGGS-Keeespts l26 so cases. lover Nearby white
fancy. Pas; DO. mixed fancy. 25iza29; Western
frsts. I6s.
MILL FEED-FirmCr; moderate inquiry Spring
bran, l1lc. sacks 10 arrive, ZI-25; mddiing - -
ciiy bran $50 In bulk Western rcd dog 81 50. 10
arrive; winter wheat bran. in l0-Ib sacks. &W
oAFS-Stroug but demand i lFht, 40, white
.. No- 3 white. 3 No. mixed, &C.
FLOUR-Stc4dy: limited business Spring I-tcnis
5.5oa59. Srrug clears. ASaiso; winter s,raigits
f-5os4e5; winter ele~s, A2ia4l5 Kansas. iu sacks
patents 5loa5.@; stFaishts. is5a5.o0: clears 45a
RYE FLoUR-steady; demand is inactive: Asa
SIS.
CORN MEAL-Fim: supply small Kindred.
for export. SO. coarse meal. in bags l37al-5s
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Dul trade; small sup
piv. Choice. zoe.
HAY-Rccgirts. LIE tons; irregular demand
Prime Timothy. loj; No. ]. LOO: No ? soa9cs No
. S0asj
STRAw-stcady trade: dun. Long nc. 67isa7o
BEEF-Stesdy trade; quiet. Family. li.5osI5o0:
packet. l. G0ai25a.
PoRK-stesdy; limited trade. Mes. Iasaitoo;
family InoaI5.5o.
TALLOw-Firm; quiet trade. City. in hog
heads. ga
LARD-Firr. Prime Western. sOa: city. 7..5: re
fined continent. SIS: South American SIS: refined
Brazilian, kegs 100; city stesrine sisas7. ulco-
stcarine. steady. "a. Chicago. IA
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business on the local stock exchange
yesterday switched from stocks 10 bonds.
An active demand for Capital Traction IS
and Washington Railway and Electric IS
was only partially met. though $3.50 of
the former and S2.0OO Of the latter went
10 the record.
New high prices for the common and
preferred shares OF the Washington
Railway and Electric Company we're put
in fifty shares of the former selling at
. 81 and fractions of the latter at Il.
Capital Traction stock was finn at 10
For Saturday the market was unusually
active and strong. and brokers are looking
for higher prices on the utility shares
next week
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
NEW YORK. MONEY.

New York March li.-Noney on cali was nom
naily a., rC- cent During the week the Iangc was
mifCmy each DAY and "a uer cent. except on
"Wednesday. when some loans were made al "a The
weeks atuagg was about Ia The money market
was ouly slightly Influenced hy the surrender of
public deposits Monday and tire sale of highway
Improvement bonds an "Wednesday except for a tenn
poTary hardening IN the time loan branch Of the
ket. Time money during the week was only mod
erateiy active. the supply. the whole. exceeding
dCmard. Rates were 80 per cent for sixty days {
i0T ninety DAYS { 20 "a for four months. ~ % AZ
fer I've 20 six months. and "a % So for year.
Mercantile rarer during Che week came into the
market with some freedom. although the careful
consideration OF statements was sti Characteristic ~
the market lrt there was q fair demand Tor the
high grade names. Paper of the lesser strength
not readily taken Rates. 81 TO Ier cent
for sixty ard ninety days Endorsed bills receivable
So TO for choice four 10 six months single
names. and 81 for others.
Sterling was extremely dull to-day. with rates UU-
changed During the week the market continued
very quiet. rates declining gradually. until demand
sterling down g POINTS. 10 the lowest level IN
cyact5 a month. The decline generally resulted
fIolE speculative operations in exchange based on
expectation Of continuation Of existing conditions
cur foreign commeTce. The range for demand
sterling s658i $50 and q cables fs65ai 500
closing AZ the lowest Rates for actual business
were: Sixty days Assloais3l5; demand s5soai 500
cables, 4s6l0als 6l5
Commercial bills we're 4S2l4a48
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. March H-Following are the Official
pi.ees at the principal commission houses:
BUTTER-CreameTy, fancy. per pound. SoaS0is ::
imitation. lsa2l Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls
Ian; stoTe-packed Ohio l6sls; do. West Virginia
Ian; MARYLAND, Virginia. and Pennsylvania dain
prints. lsa20
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chickens. Young large per
pound, BALI; small. lSa20; do. old hens. heavy
weight, IA. ducks. paddle young. lfal5: do. young
Musc0vy and m0ngTei l3ali: turkeys. choice. lsal9
do. choice Young gobblels. l6al7
EGGS-Msryland and Pennsylvania. fresh per
docH; Is duck eggs. nearby .
PoTAToEs-White, nearby, prime, per bushel, s.
alo; Western Maryland and pennsy lyania. 7Oa75
Potomac and Delaware. PER barrel. 40oa4G5.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Apples
Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia. per barrel
No. !. L75a2.25; do. small common i25a1-50; do.
per lzbayrcl basket 50as5; do. New York assorted
per barrel. 20oa400. cabhages. New York Danish.
per ton. A0oa709: eggplants. Florida per crate 80
az .; onions, Pennsylvania yellow. per bushel. s0a
s.: do Western, yellow. s1as2: oranges Florida per
box as 20 size. l.75a2o9 peas Florida. per basket,
2.0la35; squash, Florida. per basket. I.5Oa200:
strawberries Florida, per quart Soafo: tomatoes.
Florida. PER carier. fancy. 25s275; fair lG5a2e0;
tuTnips. native, per hushel 50s35
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15

Square l5l-Jacoh p. Walker 20 BENJAMIN +. Leigh
ton and George f. Williams. % secure Ernestine
i. Teriinger 500 8 years. 8 rer cent seni-an-
nually. parts lots IS and Is
SQuarCs SO and Us Prank De Y Phillips G, uX q
Wharton =. Lester and Eldred e. Davis o. So
cure Michael W sullivan trustee bond S15.009.
original lots and ,, square iS3. and parts lots
2 and 3 square SIS
Square 45l-AbraLam Fisher % ux- o. Michael J.
Colbert and Harry VI. rackdni. IN secure Lula
y. Polling. Sso. years per cent. quarterly.
part original lot 3 same 20 John r. Arms and
Samuel A. Drury. 70 secure Lee Brown. 81 10 1
20 months. Der cent. scmi-anuually. part
original lot D.
Greenvale- Caroline j. Doughefty 20 Edward =
York and James y. Fitzpatrick. 90 secure WI
ham IT, Doughesty. 500 . wears 6 per cent
Semi-annualy- lot and part lot g.
Columbia Heghts-Hfrtert \ shepard e. ux Oh
William A. I'm and Harm r. Wilson. 10 secure
Thomas Bones and ;. Percy Thompson. trustees
$3.50. 10 50 months. p-r cent, semi-annually.
lot 50. block s.
LanicT Heights MARY J. May 70 Edward j. S,eH-
wagon ard George +. Fleming. 20 secure George
T. and Octavis b. Van WICK. $1,000. / year 6
per cent. semi-annually part lOt l02
Square lC3S-Agnes VI. and May G.. BearGmOTe 70
John ) Webb and J. Augustus Taylor, 10 secure
Linda H. Webb, Sl.ioo l to IS months, per
cent. lot s.
SQUARE S7s-wilism H. Seversou to The Washington
Loan and Trust Company. TO secure Equitable
Cooperative Building Association, 500. part orig
inal let H.
Moore & Barbour's second Addition 10 Washing
tcn-LudNfg J. Grieh e uX 10 Chopin Brown
and Henry n. BorUnann trustees Of Oriental
Building Association No. 6. S2.so0 lot s. block :
Square s2i-MaTy Scsnlou 20 George " Ensei and
Harry ;. WEIGH 10 secure Rose Z EugsI SfOo1
years. per cent. semi-annusly. parts lots p
and p
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by +. r. Hutton x Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange ard the
Chicago Board Of Trade. e. Bowie Clipman. man
sger. 1901 street northwest
Chicago. March u.-Floor traders were active
buyers u wheat 40 Che opening TO-DAY and
from bsgnEing 90 end the market was strong
on an ascending grade e prices. the close
being near the highest for the session. The
Mas option Is somewhat cong,sted. aud shorts were
mstlinc an the morning t0 cover fearing that
prices might ger beyond them over sunday. In this
movement May wheat advanced more than cent. a
hushel. selling up 20 e5ss. and holding the quota
tion TO the last but one
Corn opened higher sold uel through the session
and followed wheat closely.
Oats showed less fuctuation than other grains bui
the market active and hrn. Aiay advancing az
one time 10 S7s.
Provisions were active and strong. with some good
ILL 49,. -, -
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished Iy y r. Hutton 4 Co.
members Of TIE New York Stock Exchange ard the
Sew YoEk Cotton Exchange. g. Bowie Chapman
manager. 1901 r street northwest
New YORK March li-t'otton opened steady. 5
points up. % a decline NJ ] point October being
lower on good weather. while the near months were
higher. On response On cables and week end figures
Trading was moderately active. and after tic open
ing prices broke 90 q uer Joss of and 8 POINTS.
under bear pressure and liquidation. Laitr there was
rally o. about the closing price. of last might on
covering. but there was little sign of buil support
and the tone u the market was unsettled. AZ the
close the market vas barely steady.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. March H--Foloving are the official
prices to-day
WHEAT-Stock in elevators. 552 20 bushels Grad
cd lots Of No. ? red afoat nominally al g7is a
bushel- WestcTn-SnOf. March, @ Contract spo.
March. 9sl4: April. s9l1 Nav. LO9ls.
CORN-Stock in elevators 236l OB bushels Sales
Of cargoes grade at ei5 for yellow 81 for steamer
yellow. and 59'z for steamer mixed while small
baglot Of white corn sold by sample at g. Contract
April 65as5h. Western-Spot. March. 6fs: April
c5is MAY. 65is
OATS-Stock in elevators. rs es7 bushels: ship
ments from elevators 1851 bushels. White No 2
heavy. 59a592: do. No. 2 light to medium 5saJs's
do No. J. heavy. 5sa5siz; do. No. 3 medium ga
575z do No. 5. light. s6a55; No T. light TO heavy
55a55lz mixed. No. 2. 56a56is; do, No s. 54Isa55
No. A. 52iza53z.
RYE-Stock in elevators, 1888 bushels; shiIments
from elevators. ESQ bushels No 3 Western re
quoted at s5as6
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of ApnenI..

assignments for Tuesday, March T.. 1875
Ne. ~. Carroll " Hallwcod. Attorneys. J B.
Hayward-P. A. Sialcy.
No 81 Ondlrdunk Parkes- Attorneys. G.
l. Stnrtcyant-G. e.. Dean.
No. f.2 Rinsnan vs.. Kintner. Attorneys. c.
:. Champion and ]. +. HeaCmzn-S. T. Fisher
and Ernest Wilkinson.
Nos E5 and "a Bossart vs. PohL ATTORNEYS.
". y. Cromwell and J. ". steward-J. G. Chaplin.
No. rs. pgF IS. L0tshaw. Attorneys G. z.
Byrues-F. ". Winter
No. as. Cutler Leonard. Attorneys. j. r..
Edison and ". e.. JONES'. Y. Edwards.
Ne. s.. Kentucky pisiiliers and Warehouse Com
rany Is. The Old Lexington Club Distilling Com
pauy. Attorneys. J. l. H5pkins and ". y. Crom-
WE'LL. NJ. Colt and A. T. Wallace
No. AZ Case Bros. v. T. ". Murphy a Co
Attorneys. b. H. Warner. &c H. Howard
Mo-. f79 and so. American Stone Company rs.
Detoit Stone Works co al. ATTORNEYS. II. y EUw-
T. ". Vail IT,. ard T. T. Robertson.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
DAILY COURT RECORD
.IeoSA
Saturday, March Is, 1sos9
Criminal Court No. ?.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

Assignments for Monday. March is. le's.
United States rs. James Williams and Joseph T.
TaylOr
United States Lum Butler.
Arrirrment--Ar appeals
No g. Haner Nsllrapcr Company IS. Andrews.
Attorneys. J. A. Hicks and p $ Balcy-J- H.
Adridaus.
IA. 81. Liuney IS Capital Traction Company
AttcrCys. Leo Simmons-G T. Dunlop.
sc. =. Walker SIS. Shugrue. Attorneys, j. l..
fugh and F. L Mitchcil-J. W Cox ami j. 7.
Scherier.
No - Ward vs.. Eureka Life Insurance CON
pany. Attorneys T. y HCuewell-J- T. McNsuy
Ne IS. Lankfcrd vs. Swami Attcrueys. J. A
Cobb-W. NJ O77ey.
No =. Lean vs. Nolan. Attorneys d. W
ODouoghue-R. G.. Donaldson
No e. Michel Michel Attorneys. ]. A.
Buffers d. Fruit.
Nc. s. United States Express Company IS.
Washington Railway and Electric Company. Attor-
uey, A. A. Birney.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt-. 5oOa5.25: butcher. 3yOa
400: common l50a2o0
I'D
SHEEP-Clippad. 410a500: common. go
LAAlBS-Srring. choice. Is; medium. leal3.
CALNES-Prime. per b.. II; medium 6lsa7
grass. 3as
Prime. fresh. each s0eosJ0ea; common,
2oooa5o.oe: old and CRY. SOcaleOo.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. March Observation-Disclosures 800 head ;
ss'imated for Monday. $500 head: steady and IN
changed
S-Receirts leo head estimated for Mon
day, 5000 market 20 10 cents higher. Light Asa
ASA; Toughs. AS; mixed. Aa5a47S; heavy. 46Oa
AIS: pigs 92hi.f0
SHEEP-Receipts. 1900 head; estimated for Non
day. 0.0o3 steady and unchanged
New York. March H-CATTLE-Recelpts 300
head
CALVES Receipts 900 head; steady market and
all sold az 5O0a7.75; dressed calves quiet; city
dressed yeals. 9algz; country dressed Sail
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. lO29 head
steady.
HOGS Receipts. 3.Sse head.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15
Equity Court No. =.

JUSTICE GOULD
Nc. 1853 Ratio Vs. Ratio; guardian ad lircm ap
pointed Attorney. Howard Bo,d
Assignments for Monday. March IS 1905.
No. lsf. American Graphcphone Company vs..
Smith. Attorneys. fulton & LeHis-A. : Worth
ington.
No 20 Mctiowsu vs. Elroy. Attorneys. c. T.
Hendlcr-Burke & Bcndhcim.