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real ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Reno & Dyer estate-TFsnE0tt L Schmidt e ux- 70
Bernhard Klein. lots II. Y, s. Is. 15sz. e. Z7Sz
81. and g, block c, Reno, and lots 4 and T.
IFyeg estate. SO.
Peiwo7,h-Luthsr A. srars1sH to Charles C. Lynch.
lots 81 70 5 and % to S. and 81 to 100. square
1o9 500
S street northwest between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets-William F. Kellogg e ux. 20
Lee BT0Wu lot l0l. square 49, SO. Redford W
Walker et al 10 Lee Brown, lot ie0 SIC. Lillisn
l. Dunn et FiT. Arthur W. to Lee Brown. lot
g. SO
Padssorh-Tbomas Bones and S. Perez Thompson
trustees 10 Sarah !. Blackstone. lot TO- square
&6 SO.
New Hampshire avenue northwest. bstween L snd
N stFeets-John ID. Earle e TX to Joseph
TTaEgTs. part original lot 10. square 2. SO
Addition 10 Le DToit park-Thumas ]. keefe 70
William f. McConvine lot ls. block O. So
street northwest, between Twenty-fOuTth and
TWenty-ffth streets-Arthur W. Fairfax ct al 20
l. f. Woody7rd. original lot 3. square g. SO
fhirtyirst street northwest. between O and =
s;reets-WiHiam A. and Frank p Leetca. trus
tees TO Alexander H. Davis. parts lots % and
81, square l2i1, SIC.
Pennsylvania avenue southeast between Third and
Fourth stTeets-FHncis J. Steibel ct VI. to Jud-
son T. Gull, part lot 2. square 80 SO. Juds0n
T. Gull TO Francis J. and Anna B. Steibel. same
land. So
White, lots 81, 6s. 6, 20, 2 "a IS 7s 80. and g.
block 2, $40
Fourteenth street southeast between E ard G
streets-PeTcy W. PicSford 20 Rudolph Saur lot
T. square l063 SO.
Tennessee avenue northeast between A and B
strsets-WalteF T. Wright et al = William n
ksn. LOT q. square 1912. $40.
University park--ChaTles Some ct ux. 10 Harriett
Miles lot q block a. SO
East Deanwood- Charles 7. Lowell ct ux 10 Ed
ward n. Pine, lots isi 3. and s. square szIs;
lots and Z square sZS ard lot 70. square
52s. S.
No. I250 Ninth street nnrthvest-Crandal Msckey
e NIX. TO Thomas Il. Patterson lot iS, square
Sos SO
Thirty-third street northwest between N ard
streets-Thomas NJ Talbot ct uG 70 Thomas
81. and Annie F. Collins lot q, SQUARE Ias SO
Fourteenth street southeast between and streets
Robert T. Heed e ux. 10 Percy ". pickford,
lot is, square 1876. SO
Tennessee avenue northeast between snd
stroets-Watson ]. Newton and Il. r. HoWen-
STEM trustees TO Catherine A Newton lot g.
square loI N.60o.
GrammeF's Addition 10 Takoma Park fseber [.
Thornton to Clara L. Hill, lot 5 bloc. s. SO
Long Meadows-Marths c. Levy ct viz James T.
70 Mary p MynsbTidge, lots I9s sS and 2ls.
block e. SO Mary P Nynsbfidee to Martha
c. Levy. lot %. block 2. SO
Holmesd Msnor-Thomss Bones and S Pzy
Thompson, trustees, 10 Jorel \. Morgan, lot sg.
block Es, sic.
Ingleside- -Romaine M Philss ct rir. William f..
70 John G. Williams. lot s., Block Il. $40
University PaTk-Jchn g. Williams ct ux TO Ro-
maine n Phies. lot g. block q SO
* street southeast, between Thirteenth and -Four
teenth streetS-John 4. Mitchell. surviving .rls-
tee. to Mary E. soTTell, part lot o, square l0l7,
$50
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DEATH RECORD.

Horace Coleman. IT,. LII lah st. NV, s. ysars,
John Wesley, Cow. HOspt Insane 81 years
Jgles z. Wooier, 62l H st. nv, % years.
Henry J. FcsteT. 81 T s. nv, g years
Viola Jennings. 4lf Virginia ave. Sc. Is years.
Elizshsth Kenchel, 6sl II st. NV. 3 years.
Margaret Kline, 1852 Jefferson ave M. e5 years
Nixon Brewer. 2l4 sth ST sw.. 6 years
Maggie Strahsn Sihley Hospital g years
Bernard Mullen, 6l3 eth ST. ne. 81 years.
Henry r, Elliot Home for Incuables, g ysars
jeremiah Van Horn. 1871 East CAPITOL s.. So years
COLORED.
Charles L. Carter IlN ST. re-, = ysars.
Patsy Rich 3is y st.. 20 years
Susie Brooks, lis "A ST. Sc, s. years
Parker Nsdabe, 400 ID ST. Sc. 60 years
John Thompson, 6l5 Bates court nv. q years
BENJAMIN Ellis ee5 Delaware ave. sE.. 60 yeaFs.
Ellen Allen, 81 81. nv, 80 years
Emma Jiggetts. IS5 aiessnoTe place NV, rear
Annie Young. l27 SeatoH st. ne. 70 years.
Lethe L. Sembly 1915 Quaker c0uri NV. s. years
Airaonso Ice. tls9 Linssrs court NV, months.
Ms0el Minor, 1915 eth ST.. months
Infant q James and Ellen Allen. 2ll 81. DAYS.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
tVs.esday, April IA, I,0s)
Supreme Court of the United States.

Supreme Court of the United States.
Present; The Chief Justice, SIR. Justice Harlan.
Mr. Justice Brewer. Mr, Justice White Nr. justice
Peckham. Mr. Justice McKenna Mr. Justice Holmes.
Mr. Justice Day and Mr.. Justice Moody.
Carlton Psouty. Of Winneita, III. William E.
Trsu;maHn Of East 81. Louis, H.; JOAN L. tlan-
nigen, Of East ST. Louis H.. ard Ralph Z. Brad
leg, Of Chicago, H.. were admitted 70 practice.
No. 69 Frank T. W. Palmer, petitioner vs..
Fordyce G. Bradley ct al; petition for a writ OF
ceyti0ran 20 the United States Circuit Court OF Ap-
peais for The Seventh circuit Submitted b. Mr.. John
G. 6ittings in behalf Of Mr. John J. Jordan and
Mr. John Bsgten Payne fer the petitioner, and by
Nj John J. HeFies for the respondents
No. III. The Savings Deposit Bank and Trust
Company Of ElTia, Ohio. appellant. vs. Nathan
Loeseg, trustee. &c; argument concluded hy Mr. A.
b. Thompson for the appaliee; leave granted TO
counsel for the appellant 10 file an additional brief
within one week and 20 counsel for arpeees 10 file
reply thereto il so advised
No. ios. Boston ard Maine Railroad petitioner.
vs.. John y. Gokey. argument commenced By Mr.
George g. Young for the petitioner; continued by
Mr. H. w HoFey for the respondent. ard concluded
BY Mr.. George 3. Yoang tor The petitioner.
No 100. Charles W. Hunter et a.. petitioners. IS
Rebecca A. johnson ct al; argued by Mr. A. b.
Shater for the petitioner; counsel appeared FOR
the respondents.
Ne. @i St. Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern
Railway Company, plaintiff in euoT vs.. Mary Tay-
lor, administrators Sc; argued by Air Rush Tag
gaFt for the plaintiff in error ard submitted By Mr.
Samuel r. Chew for the defendant in error.
Adjourned until to-day az i2 O'clock.
The day call for Wednesday. April Is. win be as
follows; Nos. 22 203 0i land 2o5l ss sE, 2s
2oa, 30, Ill and 2l2
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AattAfAah NDNEt 1Vs =
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Probate Court.


In re Dorothy X. Hanypy order for sale o. stock
Attorney, T. +. Myers
Estate Of Frauk T. Hyman; order for rule 10
show cause.
Es'aie Of William 7. Harlan: order admitting
viii 10 probate and record and letters Of adminir
tration C. I. a. bond, 5000 Attorney, q. =
FleE-ng.
Estate Of Minna Wright order admitting viii and
eodiei to probate and record and letters testamsn.
taTy, bond Sl5 00. Attorneys sleinsn Leseh.
Estate Of Robert 0Bren. order fGF sSle Of sock
Attorneys, Thompson & isskry.
IN re Ruel n. Mannion ct al order appointing
guardian; bond S 000 Attorney p z. johnson.
Estate Of Arthur WieCksr; order granting letters
oi administration: bond SD0
Estate Of Addie r. Perkins viii dated September
!. 1907. fled
In re katheUn r. Ran, order for allowance.
Estate of Elizabeth Bond petition for letters tes-
tsmeniary. Attorneys, Hughes & Gray.
Estate cf William l. Ralph; petition foE letters
testamentary. Attorneys. ID. f. Fox and G. F.
Williams.
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New York.
New Orleans
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. April n-Following are the official
prices to-day.
BUTTER-Creamery, fancy. per pound. SoaSoH
imitation. 2oa2l Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls
2Ga22. store-packed Ohio l6a17; do. West Virginia
lsa2li Maryland, Virginia. and Pennsylvania dairy
prints 29a2l
LIVE POULTRY - Chickens. young. large peF
pound. ha29i winter. 2 pounds and under, 25a5e;
spring, IL and ~ pounds sass; do. old hens. per
pound, Hissl5; dUcss. puddle yong Il do, young
MuscoFy and mongTe ISai4
EGGS-Mar5land and Pennsylvania fresh Der
dozen. l5ia duck eggs. nearby. q
FLOUR-Winter extra. 3S0aA99; do clear. '4osa
40; do straight. i25ai 90; do patent, a61ai IS /:
spring clear, 4S1as6e; do straight 4S0a5 90 patent
525a5.a5; City Mills best patent. 60J do, high
grade patent. 521 do. straight. 4so; DO. choiea
family, 46o; extra. 4O0a4le. Rye -four. medium to
choice, A50s4g
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Admissions: Hugh J. Fegsn
Patent appeal; No. asa. DuTkee. r.. rs. Win.
quist et al. affirmed Opinion by Air. Justice Van
oTsden Attorneys, Bacon a Msns.
Patent appeal: No. AS Case Brothers IS. Murphy
& Co, affirmed Opinion by AlF. Chief Justice
Shepard, Attorneys, B. H. Warner, j., and Lewis
Co0ke-G H. Howard ard Philip C. Peck.
Patent appeal. No. s75 Duff IS IatshaW IT.
Eersed. 0pionion by Mr. Chief Justice Shepard
Attorneys. {. 2. Byrnes and G. II. Parrailee-F "
Winter aud }. J. Kay.
No 1871 Dudley et al vs. Owen; wit Of error
to supreme Court United States ordered 10 issue.
Attorneys, Charles Poe and 5, A. Putnam-W, H.
SOhm.
and Washington Railroad Company wit of error to
supreme Court United states ordered to issue A.
tUTueys Z. Il. JarSsUn-AicKeuney & flsnneTy
No. 1889. Fay ct al rs MacfaFlsnd ct al; placed
at foot Of docket
No. 1855 JOY ys Frost. continued.
No. 1852. Barber 60 al. ys. smith; death q sp-
peles suggested and caHse continued gith leave 20
make new parties Att0rnegs A. S. Wathiagton-
Gitiings & Chamberlain.
No. 1895 STANDARD on Company rs. Brown. argl-
ment continued by Mr. e. n Fulton f0T appellee,
concluded hY Alu j. ] Darlington Tor appellant.
AttoFnsrE. A. /. Sinclair and J. ]. DaFlngton-C.
NJ. Fulton and C. " Cox.
No. 1873 BIateher rs Philadelphia. Baltimore
and Washington Railroad ComDauy: argument CON-
nenced by Mr.. n. r Mansan for appellant. cou-
tinued By NJ G. B. CrghiIl for APPELLEE. Continued
By Nr. William Hitz for appellee, concluded b.
Mr.. NJ. F. Manean for appellant Attorneys, N. F.
Msngan and J. B. Hogan-Aickenney & FIannery,
William Hitz and g. r.. Crsighl
No la5 Garfield Memorial Hospital Vs Mac
fariand e al: argument commenced hy Ar. J. II.
HAYDEN for appellant. continued by Mr.. J. +.
smith for appellees. concluded b. Mr. J. II. Hay
den for appellants. Attorneys J. II. Hayden-E.
h Thomas.
No 49, Central National Bank VI National
Metropolitan Bank; Submitted. Attorneys. BraRden-
burg & BrandentIg and A. A. Biuey-W ?. Mat
tingeg and J. b. LarEsr.
No ls5o Harrison ct al IS. Black ct al; argu-
meut commenced by AiT. r p Essus for ar-
pellsnts. continued By Mr. Stuart Mcnamara for
the app6iiees.
Assignments fer to-day.
No $50 Harrison es al IS. Black Ct Al. Attor-
neys. r. p. EgGns-D. v. Baker ard Stuart Nc
No. 1854 Moore PRINT Typewriter Company "a
National Savings and Trust Company. Attorneys. G.
A. KeigWin and q. r. Montague A. S. WorthinE-
ton.
No. 1870. Miller-shoemaker Real Estate Company
IS Sturgeon. Attorneys, L. T. Everett and l. ".
r. Ewng-Hsyden Johnson
No. 1851. Schneider American Bridge Company.
Attoneys Evans. Benson s. Poaltney-B' 5.
Huidekoper.
No 1885 Macfarlard et al. rs. Moore ct al. At
t0Tneys J. T. Smith-COnEay Robinson.
No. 1851 Rondinella IS scathen Railway Com
rany. AttoTucys Tucker & Kenyoa-Hamilton, Col
bert Yerkes & Hamilton
No. ls5s. Metzlsr. vs. kaufman & Go. Attorney
Leon T6himer.
No. ST. Columbia Marble QuaTying Company vs.
Dunn Attorneys. BiFney s Woodard-
No. 1875 District Of Columbia vs.. Brewer. At
torneys E. H Thomas and H. P. Blair-EdWin
30. ISIS. Thompson rs. Thompson. Attorney.
W. NJ Levin.
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Quotations furnished b. z F. Hutton & Co,
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board Of Trade. q. Bowie Chipman. man
ager, 1901 street northwest
Chicago. April lA-Wheat was duh and heary.
There was little strength IN the Northwest, on re-
ports Of good demand from the mills but no general
interest was shown and prices gradually dragged
lower AdTices from the Northwest were brilliant
Conditions were reported all that could be desired
for spring work. Some export business was done on
the decline, bat this had co effect.
Corn Was fairly active. and weak early on reports
Of large buying of corn from the country on Monday
There was a. quiet and weaker market in cats. with
prices down 70 a lower level. IN sympathy with corn
and wheat and favorable advices regarding the
progress Of spring work.
Provisions we're als0 lower. selling OF on Light
tradHs. lack Of support and reports Of considerable
selling Of long stu by holders disappointed at the
demand for products
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New York, April l4-Up TO the time of
8 beginning OF the last hour OF stock
schange business to-day. actions In the
curity market were on scale that
lde fair TO make the day exceed the
cord for dullGess made a week ago.
hen the turn over Of stocks was the
nallest fer any day of the year up to
lat time save one. The market was of
listless and tedious character as could
imagined, being given over almost to
Tree or four operators on the stock
Kchange floor.
The feature Of business continued to
during the morning. the bidding up,
Though in small way. of relatively
.rge number of the low-grade industrial
nd railroad stocks, principally Of the
,rnner class; and this phase Of affairs
as commonly regarded as being Of such
ninous sort that the undertone Of the
aiding stocks became perceptably weaker.
Local Traction Issues Weak.
The heaviness OF the market was en-
hasIZed by a reaetonary tendency in
all the local traction Issues which were
so notably firm on the preceding day.
and it was admitted that a good deal
OF speculative proft-taking was conducted
in this quarter
The selling included the marketing Of
not an inconsiderable amount OF such
securities as may chance TO be held as
collateral for loans. The trading In the
market sank away TO almost bare moth
ingness at midday. and then, as has so
often happened OF late. the dunness
seemed TO bring about a hardening of
values. At any rate, prices began TO ad-
vance. and at the closing hour OF busi-
ness was strong. as compared with their
course earlier in the day. Net gains were
commonly shown at the end Of business,
but these in the case Of principal stocks
ere generally small.
X must be confessed that although the
activity Of the market to-day was
lubtless due at bottom 70 the great con-
sion Of views as TO the future trend Of
ices that now obtains IN the financial
strict. there was nothing in the days
,ws upon which either important buying
selling OF securities could be In any
ay predicted.
Falling on in Cotton Exports.
Owing TO an extraordinary falling of in
reign takings Of cotton. our exports for
arch made the poorest showing for a
ng time past, and that the tide of our
les Of merchandise and produce abroad
still receding was shown by to-day's
cord of exports Of general merchandise
ON this port for the last week, which
ere $,5000OO less than in the previous
eek and 100000 less than in the same
eek last year.
Reports to-day from the agricultural
elton were again much mixed, some OBJ
rvers maintaining that conditions there
stih excellent, while others assert
at altogether too little rain has fallen
the western part Of Kansas and Ne
aska and that the winter wheat crop
Il be heavily reduced If there is not a
eater fall Of moisture within short
l4ne
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by F. F. Hutton & Co.,
mem, ers Of the New YcTk Stock Exchange and the
New York Cotton Exchange. G. Bowie Chapman.
manager. 1901 I street northwest.
New YORK April H-The cotton market to-day.
following the general trend Of yesterday opened
weak. and within an hour had made new loF levels
under renewal Of selling pressure Liquidation By
Wall street operators vas helped along by weak
cables reports Of coed weather in the cotton belt
and fear Of weakness in Southern spot After tke
first hour the market duieted down and remained
dull to the Close. In some Of the futures there
vas q slight rally at the last.
Estimated receipts st the ports to-day we're Il 600
bales against % s2S last week and E.s79 last year
For the week 5000 bales against 80 800 last week
aud s3,6e5 last year. To-days receipts at New Or
leans $3.50 bales. against 800 last year; and at
Houston, s26 bales, against 45l2 last year
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Equity Court No. 2.
Circuit Court No. i.

AUbAlCA " Ahlt4nI-
No. $3.50 Metzger Alezger; verdict for plain
tiff. AttOmeys II. 3. Mauit0n and ". ". Miilsw
" L. Wallace and A S. WoTthingtor.
No. 1889. Lea Patterson; verdict FOR plaintiff
ard Judgment forthwith. Att0rneys II. ". Wheat
ley-J. J. Hemphil.
No. 5o555. Parker Barton IS, Palmer HOl'ev
Concrete Building Block Company; Judgment "
default
No 1855 Scott ct al Va Gobel et al suit dis
missed Attorneys Msckan & alackall-Bansrd &
johnson.
No 1890 stubbleaeld IS Frye ct al. verdict for
plaintiff. Attorneys. Howard R0yd-J. G. Gittings,
l. T. Loving, and H. +. Davis
No. 1904. Emmanuel Morris; Judgment on
verdict.
No. lsssS- Aver ct al vs Mckinley et al. YER
dict for plaintiff. Attorneys f. o. Wsgcnhorst-
L. l. Gies.
Assignments for to-day.
No. $50 stubbehsid vs. Frye ct al. Attorneys.
Howard Boyd-J. c. Cuttings, L. ?. Loving, and
II. E. Davis
No. SIS. Rock vs.. Esher ct al. Attorneys H. E
Dayis-E. H. Thomas.
No. ls3. Gliddeu Jeuness Miller. Attorneys
Berry & Minor and H. B. Rowland-Leon Tob7iner.
No. 4s9. Hennessey vs.. Chase. AttoTneys Aic
Gowen. Leowen & Mohun. y. & c. r. Wilson
w. J. Lambert
No gs5. Naumsn IS. CITY and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys Wolf s Rosenberg-J. J.
Darlington
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK April M.-5Ioney on call az the stock
exchange to-day opened at "a pr cent; highest Iis
lowest h closing, h Most q the loans were at
X per cent.
Time money continued to be literally offered
meeting with q light demand. Rates. % per cent
for sixty days 2a3 for ninety days, 3zaS7 for four
months. S4ai fer five and six months. for over the
election period and 4isaz& for one year.
Mercantile paper was sold moderately here and
elsewhere. fsiFssized assortment was offered.
Rates, 43sa5l4 per cent for sixty and ninety days.
indoTsed bills receivable 5s5z for choice four and
six months. single names. and for others
Sterling strong, strengthened further today, de-
mand bills advancing Is points TO 4s74 The
closing strong Rates for actual business closed
as follows Sixty days, 4s455aisi5o demand. As705s
( s7I0; cables As725a8 $685. Commercial bills were
4 s3'sa4Sliz.
The supply Of grain bills and cotton bills was nil.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. April H-CATTLE-Receipts $500; mar
act steady. Prime beeves. 6l5a790; poor to medium
Afoasl1: stcckers and feeders 32ja520; cows and
heifCTs. 52ia62j Gamers, 2lsaSl0 Texans Lsea5 co.
HOGs-Reeeip5s, ll,0oo: market 5al0c lower. Light
55aa605. rough, 5-45a573; mixed, ll5a6l0 heavy.
5.7ja605: pigs AZa1D
sHEEP-Receipts. 1900 Natve sheep A7sae 20
Western sheep 475a6.7ei native lambs eO0a7 y
Western lambs, 5ZsaTT5
New York April H-CATTLE-Receipts. l.s9o
Dressed beef steady at I0alz Calves receipts 100:
steady Common 20 prime reals, 50oasg; dressed
calves finn; citydTessed yesls Sal3 country dressed
7al0is
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts Isio Wcole,l
sheep 5.e0a5.50 no good sheep offered: fairly good
unshorn lamls, 500; medium clipped, $50; Southern
spring lambs. 3E
HOGS-RsCcipis 6.475; steady Medium weights.
State. and Pennsylvania hogs s55ae.75
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nually, lot 2. Same tc William E. Edmonston
and William A. Hin, % secure Wright & Hop
Firs. N.5o l 10 Il months Per cent. semi
annually, iot =
smlre ioee-Elizabeth Beuang et viz. John N
% a q. Gibbs and William H. Saunders. 20
secure Henry NJ. Foote. $3.50. years, 6 per
cent. serai-anu1ally lot A.
square s13-TbGmas ]. lane et ux. to American
Security and Trust Company. TO secure the Ns-
tional Savings and Trslst Company, s. 90, month
iy payments. per cent. lot s
Petworth-Lpcy KlimkeBieE ct viz, FBncis D.. to
Watson j. Newton aud William H. Saunders, to
sec1ire o. H. Budlong s. go years, per cent
Fcmiannually. lot IS block a.
Sqaase laS-Samuel W Woodward ct ux. To Georgz
n. johnson and Samuel r. Bond 10 secure the
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company SO 60 /
90 years 81 per cent semiannuaily, let So
Barn Farm-Wiiam II Green e ux. 70 John
lanshami T.. and Franklin r Buckley. to Sc
cure the Mutual Guarantee Building and Loan
Association $50. to S5 months G per cent
part lot g. section s
Square lo36-Cauon W. Browning et ux. % Horatio
\. Tsplin and John D. Coughlaa. 70 secure
Lille 7. Tapln S25o0, % months per cent,
semi-aunuzlly
Long Meadows-3isrtha C. Lew ct VIZ. James 7.
to Victor Mynshridge and John D. C0ughlan. 10
seCre Man p. Mynshrdse, 500, years, per
cent semi-9nnually, lot rs block r.
HJlmead Manor-Lorel y Morgan et " se B.
Francis Saul and Walter Z. Hilton, TO secure
AHolt'Ae D'tts anu >. Eeise tAtdlla0h trustees,
I,so, monthly payments, per cent, semi
annuSliy. iot g, block 46
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plsins-Msry l.
Miller et ysr. Charles F., to Fsnk J Dieudonne
ard James Berry. 70 secure Perpetual Building
Association. 8 90. lot p square Ess same 10
II. r. ard James T. H0wenstsin. to secnre
Edgar r. Richardson. 500. ] to g months per
exnt lot 81 block :
Square 105--Joseph A. Herbert et ux 10 Frank J.
OieudoI re and James Berry, 10 secure Perpetual
Buii6ing Association. 81 lot s..
University Park-Romsine n. Philes ct viz. VIII
lam T.. to Charles 2. Stone and Charles "
Fairfax. 70 secus Carlton II. Bsan. $3.50. /
year. per cent ssmi-annualiy lot S. block AZ
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. April n.-FollowiHg are the official
prices at tie principal commission houses:
NHEAT-spot contract. 9la9i4 spot No 2 red
Western. 9iSsas45s April aiasfh May sjasjH July
COZ asked; steamer No 2 red. s5iaas8A. receipts
l.96 bushels: Southern on grade, e0lsa94H
CORN-Spot mixed 6s$ae9; No. white. esHa
6sa5 April Ssssas9; MAJ sglEasgsz july 7OH asked
steamer mixed. 6AAa65 receipts. 7.i45 bushels;
exports, lo289 bushels; Southern white corn. Ga
69A; Southern yellow corn, esz
RYE-Stock in elevators 4BT bushels. ship
ments from elevators. SO bushels No Western
Tye export. 54sS5
0ATs-Stocf IN eleFatoIs 1921 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. s7ss bushels White No ?.
heavy. slza5s de-. 10. 2 light 10 medium. sTssa5s
do. No. 3, heavy sflzass; do. No. g. medium 5slta
81 do. No. 5. light. 56a5sis do. No l. light 10
heavy 5s1za54is. mixed. No. 2 55ssa5s; do, No 3,
5SaS4, do, No 4, sli4As2
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10. 1i5i The Raiburner-Ganer Coal Companv
vs.J Forsey Mckay; Judgment. 5 c Mills Justice
q the Peace, SIS Attorneys, DsE, Psyser &
raylor
No. 5455. American Laundry Machinery Manu-
featuring Company Columbia Laun6Ty Company;
Sf58. Attorneys. Gettings & Chamberlain
No. 5oi5S. Sslie Davis Fs Washington Terminal
Company e al damages SEQ. Attomeys. Wilson
& Barksdsle.
No. soi57. The z. F. Brooks Company vs. Knights
Of Pythias appeal 20 Justice Of the Peace. Att0r-
ucy. J. A. Hicks
No. 0l5s Manufacturers Record Publishing CON
pany -. The Harmon 5. Palmer Hollow Concrets
Rtylding Block Company Judgment, 5. c. Mills,
Justice Of the Peace SE1.So.
Nc, 9i59. Israel Lewis < Co. v. Joseph To
hacca Company note Ss3e5 Attorney. H. W.
Mheatley
No. $3.50. George f. Hsbhard Ys ". z. Philes:
Judgment 5. C. Mills Justice Of the Fsace, 81 80.
Attornsy, Nelson Wilson.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-15
aiay practiee Phnrmaer.

At the regular quarterly examinations
Of the board Of pharmacy OF the Dis
triet OF Columbia. the following were
listed aS successful candidates: Richard
Baxter Thibadeau, Brent Edward Coff-
man, and Roger Winfield Lushy Each
were licensed to practice pharmacy IN the
District at a meeting OF the board yes
terday.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-15
GOVERNMENT FILES CLAIMS.
United States Takes Action in Fish
cries Dispute.

The United States has fled claims
against Great Britain covering the fines
OF the Gloucester fishermen. who were
arrested in Newfoundland a week ago on
the charge Of violating fishing laws, which
prohibits the use of travis within three
miles of shore.
Upon the complaint Of Representative
Gardner, Of Massachusetts. Secretary OF
State Root took the matter up, and for
wsrded a complaint 10 the British gov
ernment. No reply has been received.
The Newfoundland fishery question has
long been a subject OF negotiations be-
tween Great Britain and the United
States