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The Washington herald., 1908-07-10
July 10 IN AMERICAN HISTORY.

l6Sa-''Hcre lycth the body Of Mr.. David Gardiner
Of Gardiner Island deceased July 10 1859. in
the ffU-fourth year Of his age. Well sick
dead, in one hours space. Hartford. Conn "
He was the first white child born in Connec-
ticut
l776-New York declared an independent State.
l777-Mai. Gen. Prescott. commander Of the British
army at Newport. surprised at night In his
quarters and carried OF BY party Of Ameri-
cans.
lT99-Action between the American ship Planter.
Capt Watts. eighteen guns. and French pri-
Vateer o, twenty-five guns. which was beaten
of.
lsS2-President jackson vetoed bill to rechlTtsr the
United States Bank
lS50-Vice President Fillmore takes the oath Of Office
as President IN the presence Of both Houses o,
Congress: on the following dsy he Is succeeded
President o. the Senate by Senator King.
Of Alabama.
ls6l-Skirmish at Laurel Hill. Va Confederates de-
feated. Union loss two killed and two wounded
lS+-Coniederates invade Maryland
lSS4-The Democratic national convention az Chi
eago nominated Gov. Cleveland. Of New York,
for President on the third ballot. The ticket
was completed by nominating Thomas A.
Hendricks Of Indiana, for Vice President.
lSaO-President approTed act for admission Of Wyo-
ming to Statehood.
lS9S-Gen. Toral, Spanish commander Of Santiago.
declined 10 surrender.
isol-Henry G., Davis. former United States Senator
from West Virginia, nominated at the Demo
cratic national convention for Vice President OF
the United States.
1861 Portsmouth, y. H., chosen the place where
the sessions q the RuSSo-Japanese peace con-
ference we're held
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A Delicate Touch.

From Youths Companion.
Old Miss Bugbee was very deaf and
very sensitive about her inirmity Such
was her natural cleverness and inge-
nuity,, however, that she usually escaped
from serious embarrassment; and she al
ways so vehemently scorned ear trumpets
and devices Of mechanical nature that
her friends no longer dared 10 suggest
them to her. But on one occasion things
went not according TO schedule.
she came in to borrow some maga-
zines yesterday" said Mrs Russell. who
lived next DOOR Just after the piano
tuner had gone. He'd been here all the
morning making such an outrageous
racket that felt sure even Miss Bugbep
would be annoyed. But she hadn't been,
not mite.
Il said to her, Miss Bugbee, wish
you could hear my daughter Sarah play
some time. We all think she's imprOv-
ing
II Just meant ! hoped she'd drop in
some time when there were folks here
and we were having music. But she took
It that I meant / was sorry she couldn't
hear. Did you ever?
We'll, she up and remarked, very loft
fly, indeed, think she's improving, too.
Mrs. Russell. I was going by this morn
Ing and I heard her playing way out on
the sidewalk and she seemed to have
real touch-real touch!"
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square E5-Lelia W and Lillian Stone 10 National
Savings and Trust C0mpanF, % secure American
Security and Trust Company $4,000. years. 5
per cent, semiannually, threefourths interest in
lot S6
Square lOeO-Gecrge J. sehoen ct uH to Ernest L.
Schmidt and George NJ. Emmerich. to secure
German American Building Association, $500.
part original lot 4.
Dobbins' addition to washington-Eva NJ Lane ct
Yir. Nathan c.. to Charles W. Dismer and Rob
ert L. OBTien to secure Charles II. Dismer.
$500 years, per cent. senai-annuauy, lot s.,
square lS
Interest-Grest Falls and Old Dominion Railroad
Company 10 The American Security and Trust
Company. 70 secure bonds Of 81 10000 due June
]. 1888, per cent ssmi-annually. all property
acquired or TO be acquired
Square 3Se-Richsrd H Beverly et ux. 20 Richard
A. Ford and Walter G. Davis TO secure Co
hnbia Permanent Building Association. S.OOO.
part lot q.
Meridian Hil-R. Clifford Hines ct ux 20 William
C. Hill and William II. Saunders. % secure
trustees Of Louise Home. 5000 years, per
cent, semi-annually. LOT o. block 90.
Reno-Robert II. Thomas et ux. to Thomas Walker
and James T. Bundy. 10 secure Clarence NJ De
Eeale, S,l00, years, per cent, seni-anpuaIly
lots s. "A. and l5 block H.
Square i2s4-walter S. Dade 70 Richard z. Pairo
and Herbert A. GIN. 20 secure John J. Brosnan
500. years. per cent semi-annually, parts
lots IS and So
Harry, 70 II. Bradley Davidson and Luther s.
Fristoe. 10 secure II. Latane Lewis, $500 l 10 20
months. 6 per cent. lot 649
Square l22-President and Directors OF GEORGETOWN
College to Milton f. Allies and William J
Flather, TO secure John NJ. Jones' $500. 5
years per cent. seini-amuAIly lots Is A. So
90. and partA lots IS, g. s7, 50, and Co.
Square 6l7--J. Edward Chapman CT ux 20 John B
Larner ard John A. Hamilton, to secure The
Washington Loan and Tsxst Company, $1,000.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

2iA Virginia avenue northwest-William 7. Finn 20
Man Z. Driscon, part lot II. square g. SO
Massachusetts, avenue northwest. between sixteenth
and Seventeenth streets-Amelia y. S Oliver ct
al. executors and trustees 20 Emily J. Wilkins
lots 81 10 3, square l5s SO.
llo Erooks cJsrt nortawest-WiIliarn T. Finn 10
Gtrue Be1nan, lot 70 square $50 SO.
street southeast between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streetc-Minuie A. and Frank Gibson 10
Alice 5. sheafer part original lot 4, square
Io0o SO
C street northwest between Fourteenth and Flf
teenth streets-Maria l. Smith 70 Maud b. De
Launey. lot 40. square 259 $40
street southeast between Sixteenth and Seven
toenth streets Minnie A. and Frank Gibson 70
George J. schoeu, part original lot (, square
1000. SO
Reno-Agias E Smith to Thomas A. Clayton. lots
/ and 2. block To- lots 20 and 81 block IA lots
S and y. block I. LOT a. block B SO
street, between North Capitol and First streets
northWest-GeOrge W. Walsh. trustee et al 90
J. Edward Chapman, original lots and Z,
square 67 SIS
Burleith-yirginia c. HuideEopcr et al 10 Jossph
and Violet Robson. lot a. block a. SO
Meridian Hill-Dana W Manners et ux To Mary
p Eaton, lOt a. block s. SO
Petworth-J. Harry Games 20 Mary G. Oyster. lot
p, square $751; SIC
Pleasant Plains-Mary p. Eaton e. viz. Lafavette
B.. to Dana W. and Elizabeth W Manners. lot
Us and part lot rs. So
Wyoming Teuace-Lisle S. Lipscnmb and Irving
Williamson, trustees. 10 Kate A. Flag. lot Iy7
$1,000
Massachusetts avenue between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets southeast--George T. Fleming
and Arson 5. Taylor. trustees 10 Georre q
ShOes, lots q and So. square 1857. SO
Seventh and streets southwest-Merchauts and
Mechanics Savings Bank Incorporated 10 Carrie
L. Millard. lots 80 to Sc. square As SO
Dobbins Addition % Washington-James Martin e.
ux 20 Eva NJ, Lane lot s, square ls So
Girls Portion-Cleia 8 Parsons 20 Francis D. AIsr-
chant. lots and l. 2. g. 10 9. and y 20 III 81
Mount Pleasant-George Koehler ct u1 10 Charles
J. GrosecoSe, lot ass. SO.
Tenth and II streets nOrtheast-Nary T. Bennett et
vr. Thomas L. TO Emma b. Woods lot A.
SQUARE s34. SO.
Third street northeast, between L and NJ streets
Michael Murphy et ux. 10 Catherine Casey. part
lots Go and 70. square rs $40
street southeast. between Eighth and Ninth streets
Josephine CTistock 70 MeyiIls NJ Mofitt part
lot 5. square S2S SO.
Mount Pleasant-H. Latane Lewis ct ux to Mar
- garet b. LakemSn lot 5is SO
Prospect street northwest. between Thirty-fourth
and Thirty-ffth streets-J. Holdswurth Gordon
and Erskne Gordoa. trustees 10 Charles h.
Hurley. part lot 4O square l22l. S2Om
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years. 5 per cent semi-aHnuAlly. original lots 6
and and lots 10 20 IT,
Burleith-Joseph Robson et ux. 20 Charles p. Stone
and Charles w. FarfaX, 20 secure Virginia c..
Frederic l.. and Reginald S. Huidelopcr. s. 500
5 years. per cent. semi-aEnually. lot "a. block
IA. Same 70 same. 10 secure same. 81 500. 10 90
months per cent. euli-Annually, sane land.
PetwOrth-Mary G. Oyster e viz. Edward W. 20
Thomas II. Banes and Claud Livingston, 10 SECURE
J. Harry Carnes. $3.50, 70 81 months per
cent. lot p. square 5l3L
Square s73-Otto g. Garges et ux. 20 Harry s.
Welch and Samuel Bieber. 20 seGire George L
Cubb. SS6.B ] to ~ uoDthS per cent. lots
a and 25
Square lO57-GeorEe c. sholes ct TX. 70 Edward J.
Stellwsgen and George z. Fleming, 10 secure
George =. Fleming and Arson s. TAYLOR. trus-
tees $500. 5 years. per cent. semisnnually.
lots 35 and s.. Same TO same. % secure same
$500 7 20 IS months. s pT cent semi-annu-
ally, iot 81. Same 20 same. 20 secure same.
sane debt lOt S.
Square si-Mark and William Blum and wives 10
Wiluam +. EdmOnston and Louis r Peak. 70
secure Charles r. Marsh. SoI, years, per
cent. semi-annualy. parts original lots . and 60
Columbia Heights-RObert T. Frazier et 20 Ed
ward J. steIlWGgen and George Z. Fleming. 10
secure Edward L. Hllyer. Si5o0. years. 81 peT
oent. semi-annually. lot IS. block s..
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. July e.-SUGAR-London cabled de
cline o; %d IN beet prices with tone steady at The
decline and July and August were Quoted N
LIS ostd The New York market ruled steady but
quiet, with both sides Indifferent Duty-paid price.
were; Centrifugal S test. S@a3f2; muscyvado 50
test. AesaS.S; molaSses sugar SO test 36fa36 Re.
hned SUGAR steady. but quiet and UNCHANGED. Lon
don cabied the worlds visible supply at 2s50 900
tons.
NAVAL STORES - Steady. without imno-t.,,
change IN TTices Spirits turpontine a. machine
mees barrels. and az Savannah. 80 and frm. RoSin
common 20 sood strained 2lsa39 % Tar. oil barrels.
i75a500
MILL FEED--steady. but quiet Spring bran. 100
To- sacks, 70 arrive, 35: middngs a 50; city hrau
2.75 in bulk: Western red dog. 9.lO. to arrive:
winter wheat BRAN in lOo-lb. sacks. M0
oAIS-FlITn. No white. 5s'5 No white. 5sls
No. mixed, S.
FLoUR-suong Spring patents. 65On6Oo; spring
clears, AZ9aiO winter straights, 4l0a4 q; winter
cleans. a75aA0; Kansas in sacks patents 4z5a5. 90
straights 440ai.SO: clears. 375al00
RYE FLOUR-Steady; 45Oa6O0
CORN MEAL-Strong; light supply. Kiln dried
for export. 2S5a4O0; meal in bags 4. .52al55
HAN-Reccipts. 1000 tons Prime timo+hv q,
Nc. l. so; No. 2 e5a70 No. ). 60
STRAW-Weaker; Light business. Long rye sas5
BBEF-iHegular; moderate trade. Family. l7OOa
l7.50; packed. l5.00al5D.
PoRK-Steady; inactive. Mess. 7OoaI7.Z5; fam.
lily, II 5Oa1s00.
TALLJOW-Dull City. IN hogsheads. 57-lS
LARD-Firm. Prime Western, $50; itv an.
refined continent $50; South American l035; refined
Brazilian, kegs, u65; city stearine ll&: oleostear-
inc nominal; New York, la; Chicago, Ia.
BUTTER-Receipts. 60OO packages; fancy finn.
Creamery extra 2a. do. hrSts. 2l5a2; State dairy
tubs. hrsts. 9lsaZ do, good 10 choice 2Oa21
BGGS-Receipts slB cases; choice fra Nearby
white, fancy. 2ia25; do. mixed. fancy 22a23 West
crn selected. choice. gaa; do. average best IsalSA
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DEATH RECORD.

Molis c. T. ToTey. IL9 Evarts g. ne. 2 years.
Chester T. Reed 70 AnacOstia ave. year.
bridget Carroll Home for Aged and Indrm. IS yTs-
Anne King 61l Ginrd 81. NV. 81 years.
Lucy Sparrow Is Dcfrccs ST. NV a. yeaTs.
George 2. Frye, Gov. Hosp for Insane 6s years-
Ira w. jenkins, S2s 2 81. "A years.
Arthur Patchett. SO Florida ave- NV. mOnthA
Clarence Dennis. 800 X 81. NV. ! month
Dorothy l. Hoolidge. is1 9Th s. NV. days.
COLORED.
Berkelly ]. Burrel. go 18th 81. NV. I9 years.
james Martin. Kendall Green 50 years.
William J. Hickman, 100 81 81. NV. IS years.
Walker Glchrist, N7 L ST., 50 years.
Phoebe Oyertm 2l09 New York ave NV, s. yrs.
Corclla Gillian Sheridan ave Hill5dale ID. c.
months.
Charles Coates. 56D P ST. NV, months
Eugene Gardner. Z40 ID 81 NV. ) months
Percy Edwards. Co Callen St. months.
Estelie johnson. 50 Pierce ST. NV. s monthA
Clarence Mills IS X ST. sW Is days
Infant Of Martha and Harrison Hattou. So 18th
St, l day
Infant son Of Ross and Ethel Morton. IEo Church
ST. NV y hours
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW TORK MONEY MARKET.

New York, July 9.-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at ~ per cent highest. II
lowest lk closing. IA per cent Most cf the loans
were AZ IA per cent
Time money continued Ia light demand Il was
readily obtaiDable but was held slightly steadier ir
prices January maturity. Rates lata2 per cent for
sixty days. AzA for ninety days 2lsa2x for four
months. Sash for five months and ytasA. for six
months. although banks appeared 20 be holding
that
Mercantile paper Of the high grades was taken in
fair volume. Assortment was fairly large and com
prssd some attractive material. Rates 3Isa4 uer
cent for sixty and ninety days. irdorsed bills recsiv
able; iai4 per cen. for choice four and sr months
single names per cent for less well-knovn names
Sterling dull with rates points lower Rates for
actual business closed as follows: Sixty DAYS s5ssa
1850; demand. 4s6sOaiS695; cables As7O5aI $40:
commercial bills. 4s45sa4s5Ik.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY E. 2. Hutton & 90
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
New York Cotton Exchange. @. Bowie Chapman.
manager. 1901 r street northwest
New York, July 9.-The cotton market to-day wss
again seriously affected by renewed reports of anx-
iey the part Of Southern spot holders TO dispose
Of their old crop cotton Liverpool cables were uc
better than expected and the market opened strong
July at an advance Of twelve points and the new
crop positions about four points higher The early
advance helped along by talk about a concen-
tration OF October interests. and about the middle
Of the morning there was considerable short cover
ing. About noon the market steadied down became
dull and weakened perceptibly in the afternoon The
close six points belcT the opening for July two
points above for October and four points higher for
December.
Receipts at the ports 1000 bales against ss7
last week and l.65i last year. For the week 5000
bales against s. 63 last week and l5 SO2 last year
Receipts at New Orleans l.762 bales against
l5 last year. and at Houston l2i9 bales against AS
last year.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Transactions on the Washington Stock
Exchange yesterday amounted TO 5000
in bonds, face value, and 80 shares Of
stock. The bonds sold were Capital
Traction SIS. at 1lOH: Washington Rail-
way and Electric Is, at S0lz, and Po-
tomac Electric IS. at 1o4IA 10 104 SIS.
Among the stocks. Washington Railway
and Electric preferred was the most
active. 20 shares selling at 7S and II.
with the closing bid price at M.
The attendance Of brokers was sl!m,
and under all circumstances the day S
record was a good one.
The Great Falls and Old Dominion
Railroad Company yesterday through
Attorney Wilton J. Lambert filed in
the Office Of the recorder of deeds a
mortgage on all its property 20 secure
the issue OF Sl.O0OOOO in 5 per cent bonds
due and payable June l, 1898, The mort
gage is made in favor Of the American
Security and Trust Company. 1t is
stated in the mortgage that the proceeds
OF the sale OF the bonds may be used
by the company TO purchase new rail-
road property or 10 secure other roads
already built.
While no definite statement Of the IN
tentions Of the company could be OBJ
tanned from its officers yesterday, ii is
understood to be the intention Of the
company to issue such part OF the bonds
as may be necessary for the extension
and remodeling Of it's power house on
the Virginia side OF the Potomac. 20
purchase new cars for use on the road.
and for other betterments OF the line
deemed necessary. This will require
probably only a part of the issue Sc
cured by the mortgage. the balance be-
ing retained for such-future use as the
company may see TT to make OF the
bonds.
Members OF the American Bankers As
sociation In Washington have received
printed copies Of the programme Of the
meeting OF the association to be held
in Denver in the latter part Of the month
OF September. The Washington branch
OF the association will be represented,
though as yet no delegates have been
selected
The annual meeting of the American
Institute Of Banking viii be held this
year In Providence. r. l.. from July .
to 25 The Washington Chapter OF the
institute will be represented by number
OF delegates, who will make an effort
to elect one Of their number vice pres
ident Of the national body.
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Prlees quoted are uhnlssalel !

"a t-NNa NAlNtu AlD Nlulesa4el
The Wholesale market yesterday was ouist ant
steady. with arrivals fairly liberal and demand NJ
20 the average for this season Of the rear. IN,
poultry market showed slightly lower prices. EEu
we're fairly firm and fruits and vegetables strorg nv
tAo growing scarcity due 70 the hot. dry weather
urougho1t the c0uutry.
bOIIEk-Creamery. fancy. 2ia25: do. Western
ufsts -lS; do. Seconds 3a2l: process fancy g1aa2
40 iair 10 good lsa1O; dairy. choice. lsaIs; gooa
u store racAed, fresh l6isal7
NHEkeES-Market firm and active on al kinds
New York state factory. large. iS4ai4; do. snail
o!l sal4's do, summer, small. l2aal3 Virginia lO
L1Gs-N -NeaT-oy fresh, Virginia loss of l7al7ss
average. l5l.aE; West Virginia and Southwest yir
sinia, ia Tennessee. l6ls; North Carolina Is
LINE fOJLIkl-Chickens fancy spring lsa0
hens. lSi roosters, = cucSs. spring lial5. do
lATse Dali DO, small 8; geese. 7as: turkeys. toms
ptr 10, 10; do. hens. y; 60. thin s; keats 10
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. hens unfr.v,
per 10. Hal9; do, average, undrsWn "a: do. thin
Nals; toms. lSali: chickens spring. large lsaa
sLlall lsals; hens choice. l4aI5. roosters dues
1al2 geese, 9alO
l2a4 SNeN e4ieu'
Potatoes. home groHn. Der bosbA
ivaeV; new. per bbl. lo0a250, Norm y-arolfna re,
Dbl, SHaza Nonolks Zooa2 50; McCorsnsek -,
bushel. ila6o: sweet potatoes Per bbI 2sa2 s0. ~
bage, per bbi 50a75: do. Early YORK p~r hi n,
LOO; new South Carolina Sa50 each; celerv Florids
per oate, ZeAZo, do. per bunch 50a75. e41r-m
6ers. per basket. 7SalOo; eggpants per crate. 20,
~ kale. Der bbl. 60a75: lettuce home grown. %,
Dol, Ni onions bermuda Der CTate 1 l.al D
DO, Egyptian. bag. 900 Texas per basket. LES: do
Mary land and Virginia. bb.. L5oaL75: peas per bas
ket' SaLG; home grown. per btl. Z50a3Ol. radlshes
per lh, sALm, string beans green. per basket ga
'5 tomatoes. Florida. fancy. psr crate. 2coas IS
nearby. crate. LoosL75: squash, Florida. Der has
ket, s5aL75
GREEN FRUITs-OTanges. Tlorida. bright. psr
oo1. 10 DO russets. rs: California navels Is,
40 grape fruit, Florida. per box 25a40O: peaches
per suoasket carrier. LooaL75: box. 25aIoe- canta
gupeS, per crate, y9a75; pincapplcs per crate ~.
a5S; huckieberes. quart sai2: biaokberries Der
Qlart, al apples, new, Ier bbL. LOOai 50.
SJNDRlES-Beeswax .; tallow. 1; honey white
clover lib, new, l3; do. 2lb. new loaI2; ginseng
per 10. 5oa60i Seneca, per h.. 20; Golden Seal
ioai5; PiEk. l2ali Mandrake, 2a3 Stake Root. 3
1nAIN-Nheat southern on grade. -7jass: re.
75as0; corn, sheed. white soaS5; DO. yellow Soa sS
do. car. s75al00; oats. Western white. No. .. sla
e5i do, mixed. 5Sa60.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. July s.-Following are the Official
prices here to-day;
WHEAT-Spot contract. 92a92h.: spot No ? red
Western, 9asik: July. s2a924 August. 92ag2lt Sep
teInber. s3a93h steamer No. red SSasSh receipts
s. 535 bushels exports. s. 900 bushels southern By
sample. 75ass. Southern. on grade 8Atas0&
CORN-Spot mixed. 7si4a7ga No white s2lsa
s2s September. 70; receipts l55 $50 bushels exports
ZOO bushels
OATs-stock in elevators. 7O.S6 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. sli9 bushels. White No. 2
heavy. 59a59l5; do, No 2 light 10 medium 5sHa59:
do No 5. heavy 5sa5sia do No s. medium. 5sa
5S11; DO. No. 3. light. 5itA5S. do No. T. light 10
heavy 55a5s; mixed No 2 5ia5'11; do. No ;. 56a
56is: do. No. T. 5ia5iis.
RYE-stcck in elevators. $3.50 bushels shipments
from elevators. n bushels
FDOUR-Winter extra. 355a375: do, clear. soN
49, do. straight, a0Oai15 do patent l0a4 30 !.
spring clear. il0ai 90: do. straight is5a5 10; do
patent 6.aa5.i5; City Mills best patent SIS; do
high grade patent As5 do. straight as: do. choice
family. 4.35; do extra. 375ai00. Rye -four medium 10
choice. IG5ai.0 Cornmesl, per 100 lbs. LsOaLsO
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Lawsuits,

No. Mi9. William s Bowen " Robert NJ Dob
bins: acccSlnt 500. Auomey c. S. shreve. r.
No. S05o r. 5. Donaldson & Co. vS Richard
II. Johnston. certi0Tari Defendants attorney W.
c. Balderston.
No 5T5L Roberta X S. Wilmer vs. District Of
Columbia certioran- Attorney. W. S. Albert
No. &52 Jesse c Love vs. stephen H. Hines
account, N52 Attorney. W. VI. Ofley
No. 5G53. Pope Automobile Company Va John Il.
Fisher; account, S6s56. Attorney r. g. Donaldson.
No. 07a. United States 70 use of James 4.
Link Machinery Company vs. North Penn Iron
Company Ct al. bond. $3.50. Attorneys, Tucker q
Kony0n
No. 5755 Malcolm Hufty IS Charles T. Yoder;
account $500, Attorney. ~ J. Colbert
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CireaIt Court 40, 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT

JUSTICE WRIGHT
No Jo6H Commercial National Bank vs. FAR et
al; judgment Uy default Attorneys. J. ]. Darling
ton and W. c. Sullivan.
No sSb. Kan Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company et al service Of
process By marshal's return upon the New York
Continental Jewell Filtration Company vacated. At
tomeys. ]. A. Maedel and Maddox Gatley-ac-
Kenney & Flamcry
No 1Il2 United States ex rel Columbia Heights
Realty Company Ys. Commissioners Of the District Of
Columbia: order dismissing petition and dschargng
rule; appeal noted. Attorneys. J. j. Darlington and
Douglas. Baker & Sheuill-E. II. Thomas.
No. 5O7ll. Same vs. Same; same. Attorneys. same.
No. SooS5 Schafer vs. knight: fat on scire
facias. Attorney, Percy Metzger
No. 0l73 Lockwood Dental Company vs. North
wood Dental Laboratory Company; order Of con-
aennauon sale and return Of goods. Attorneys. Il.
B. kimball-G L. Sullivan
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Not Necessary.

An English nobleman. noted for his
wealth and for his disinclination to part
with It. once attended a bazaar promoted
by Princess Metternich in aid OF a hos
pitaL
"Wiu you buy this cigarette case7"
asked the princess. Offering a pretty
article to the peer. No, his lordship did
not smoke
This penholder. then?" said the prin-
cess. No. HIS lordship never wrote.
"A bonbonniere? surely?" No. said his
lordship, he never ate sweets.
The princess then took up a cake OF
soap. Il shall not ask you to buy this
soapi" she remarked,
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Probate Court.

dNNIINL WhITHI.
Estate Of William II. Bur; petition for probate
and record and letters testamentaTy. Attorney, p.
NJ. Grown.
Estate Of William Il. a. WoHley; order admit
ting viii 20 probate and record and letters tesla
mentary bond, 500. Attorney. r. r. Homer
Estate Of William NJ. Brown; petition for letters
Of administration. Attorney. J. II. Taylor
Estate Of Henry l. Winters; order granting letter.
q administration; bond. 500. Attorney. c. T.
Hendler
Esrate of West Steeyer; petition for probate and
record Of viii and letters Of administration C. I a
Attorney J. W. GiennaH.
Estate uf Mar K Stecver: petition for probate
and record Of VIII and lettes testamentaEy Attor-
ney. J. ". Glennan.
In re- George Pridgeon et al. petition for appoint
ment u guardian. Attorney r. L. AicNAmara
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by Z. F. Hutton 4 Co. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange and the CHI
oago Board Of Trade G. Bowie ChipmAn. manager,
1901 r street northwest.
Chicago, July a-rhe early selling movement IN
wheat appeared to b. the favorable weather CON
ditions throughout the West and Northwest, rather
Indifferent cables and some speculative selling
offerings were quickly exhausted and prices readily
worked upward. The market appeared 20 be very
sensitive aud easily intueuced By the reports
Corn was active and weak, with prices showing
sharp decline early on favorable weather conditions
and the government crop report. but later turned
firm. Reports, while favorable on the new Uop
and influenced new crop positions. had only seuti-
mental effect on near positions owing 20 small Te-
ceipts and small stocks.
Oats were active aud weak early on the favorable
government report and favorable weather. There
was heavy selling q new crop oats.
Provisions were fairly active during the day and
prices steadier. with a fairly active demand
from Mestern packny interests.