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The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
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BUTTER-Creamery fancy. 2; Western hrsts
g5sos5s. seconds q: process. fancy ZaZi: fair 70
good zaz: dairy. choice. 2a1i gooo. %; store
packed. fresh. %
CHEESE-New YORK State factory. fancy natA
ll5ssl5: do. small. lsal554; DO. large iH4sliE
EGGS-Nsar-by. choice free cases. 2lia; do. re-
turnabie szses, q West virginia ana Southern
Wess Virginia free eases. zz; do, rsturnable cases.
%: Tennsssee free cascs 5ras Do. rcuurna5ls
cases -, Sorth Carolina. free osses. lsa; d. n
turnabie cases. ls.
LIVE 'POULTRY-Chickens. Zla22: spring. Z2a3.
hens IS; ROSTERS s. ducks. large. 9aIl; do small
ea7: SPRING. liaI5 geese. saT; do fancy. sGIo: tr-
ksys. toms. lZalS; do. hens. "a turkeys thin %.
DRESSED POULTRY-TSrkeys. choice. uadr.wp
hers l5al6; do average. undrawn. I5al5: de-. thin
4; chickens. a25 hens. IN; roosteTs. 4: ducks.
DRESSED MEATs-Hams. county. sussr cured.
TEGETABLEs-Potatoss. per bbl.. 2oous5: DO.
Der bus l25al50; yAms per bbl. L75a250, aspara-
gus. per doz.. LZ5az50; cabbage. per bbl.. crate.
5oa75; celery, Florida, pcg crate 200a25o; cucum-
bers. Der has, i5alsQ: let5gez. hona4 grcall bbl
5OaT5; onions. Bernuoa. pcr crate. l25; Texas DeT
crate L25al35: peppers. Florida. Der carrier. Lea
80; string beans. per has. soa75; tomatoes. per
box l5Oa200; tomatoes. choice. LOO; rhubarb. doz
25: beets. bunch. 3a5; peas bas.. 75aL5.
GREEN FRUIrS-Applss. loose, per Dbl. 20oa
g25; peaches per box LO0al-50. do. common 5oa-5
oranges Florida bright. per box. 300a350; do.
California naYels Pc box. 275a325 grape fruit.
Florida per box. 35oz5.Oo; lemons. oiciiy per box
275a3Z5; strawberries. per Ct, 3a5; b.ackberries,
North Carolina, 5as: pineapples. Florida per crate
L75a2.25.
DRIED FRUTTs-Arrles, sliced, fancy. 4; do,
sliced bright, "a; cherries. u; blseKbefriss. 4;
Nhortleberries. 10; rRspbezries. =
GRAIN-Wheat Southern. on grade LA. g7
re. q; corn. shelled white ssas2 do yellow. ssa
g.; new, ear. 4i0a4s0; oats. Western white No. 3
6a7o; Old mixed. 66aSs.
SUNDRIES-BeesWax. .: tallOW. eaS5S: ginseng.
per ID. 500a550; seneca, per n. 20; golden sea-
Gas; pink l2al3; mandrake. 2e7: snake root. s..
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed free Of burs,
po- h. 3; do, unwashed. free Of burs, per %.
81; de- bury, Per b. Za2s; hides. green. per ID.
Il: do dry. per h.. isale, sheep SKINS. green.
eacA 5aIo0; d. dTy. each. Z5zsg; calf skins. green
each, Lgozl a.
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Probate Court.
TrsTICE RARNARn


Estate q William g. Huflngion; petition for let
teEs Jestzneu;sTy. At1onCy. n J. Keaue-
Estate q Diana SteptOe; petition fcr lette-s tes-
tsmentary. Attorney. r A. Ford
In re John II. Scott e Al; order appointing
guardian; bend, Sc. Attorney z P Moore
Estate of Anna II. Goldsmith order granting let
tOrs q administration C. L a.: bond, s .O0 At
tOrneys Wilson 4 Barksdala
Estate Of Fredercz " Tower. order granting
letters q administration C :. T.; bond. so. Al
torney r A. FORD
Estate cf Geo7Ee F. Green. order granting letters
testamenta-yi bozd. $50. Attorney, D. ". O'Don-
oghuc.
Esfats q Howard W. snsby: o1dzr for counsel
fees. Arcrrey Frud BealL
Estate q Mariana Van Why; Croe- % sell
realty. At-0TDey ". c. BaldeTston.
Essate q Anna Nee. smith; order 70 convey
real-y. Attorney ]. II. LlehlteT.
Estate o. William II. Hinton: petition Tor let
tiers u administrator
Estate q james II Reed; order granting letters
cf administration: bond. S2.cc. AttOrnes. ". Z
MEtrlnEJ & son
Estate q sheldon Jackson; order grantins letters
tsstameIfary. Attorneys Newton & Jsckson-
Estate Ct Ophslia s1iallwood; VII dated June g
1893 hled.
Es.ase q Ma-y 2. HoDkizs. VII dated June Is,
lsof nleC-
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The Safest investments

". Van Sendsn. So. : % 3 moths per
ce1-. se1-i-zzclslly r1-r -l- 3
Addition % 10 Dror Pa-E-Hz--e r Na--e-l- e
VIZ John E. 20 T. 2. Howens-sin ard joan G.
Athe--c-. 20 secure james T. EoEe1s-a-n. $50,
! 20 3 mo1--s IG cent. -1t D. o--cA -
Clthestle z Bstc5 % Il. Z. HoEels-eI1 and
Fred " Reeves 70 Secure slr-e. s-soI- -
6 months. 8 pe- cent. l5- S. b-ocE, 81.
Beans Adventure, Fortune E1-1-ge- 01 90
GaLe-Jos1ph STlft e. Tx. 20 Aue-lca1 security
and Trust Company. 20 se-ure N1-io-ll o1Tl-ss
and Trust Company. Sl5.o1. 4 year, pcr celt
sc-i-1rl-1--y. lar- Bears A-Tcr--lre a20 rl--
tune Enlarged. ard bioczs 4 % 5 9 % p ard
lots Z % 5 IS 20 e. ard S. % p b-cck Q.
uer-s blocks = and e S-Ee 20 Geo-ge Y No
Lznahzu and BENJAMIN {. Mi-cr. % ses-rs
Charles n swift S25oN, years, pe- ce1-
szmi-au--uallT sane ls19.
Bcnning Heigh-s-Bertle u. Lohr et ". Arta-7i
B. % CEfC-d ~ SOY ard JON " Lo1r,
Jo seclre James d. Blhc-cz So Yeas
rer cent le--i-a1E1ally. -lt - square sl,a
BriChrwcod Park-Louise X wins er F--r h---la-n
l. 20 CLes-cr c. GroE and SaU-e- Scrlve-c-.
% secure Dile- I. GroG. 81, 1ocL1-y pay
renrs Der cent l0z S.. hlck -
halo-ar-z EeiE-ts-Is-ac s. Reeves 60 r-L % WI
ian II Bocruan and JOseph y Reeves. %
secure Sarah 7. Youus. S.oo. year, pc
ccrr. lot a. boCL Il
square 7s5-Ernma T. Roseu e- VIZ. GoorEs Z. 70
Frauk J. Die1d11ns and James Benz. 70 secure
Perpetual Building Association- S.s0. lot 3
Square Zl-Ccs-los Cub ~ Acerlcll Se---lry ard
July J. 1919 - pr cent. slIll-ll1---y. lclS
q ana = and Parts original lots IS and -
Square ss2-Ear-y =. wilkins e uL % aa-Ty =
Rust sid Clau-zn ~. Fowler. 20 sec1re harold
L. johnson. S,6O. s years. per cent. ssn--an-
uCaIly lot S.
Square S99-Geo-se In Fontai-e e. TX % Hs-ry
e Be-EmEEn and Charles Schafe=. 70 see1re
No-1he-u Liberty GerIuac-z-nercln Bul-1--s As
soci1ron No. g. s2.So. lot =
PzlsT0T-h-Abcl L brCWu-iEg q TX. % C-e7eace
T. Ges5ford and Walter D. DAVIS 10 secrre
Cecgse c, PunpLrey, N-5p9, Z % = months
G pr esat. lot 8. square -
SQuarc s5s-Chrts-i1- J. Teroeck e TX % Wharton
z Lester ard Afichael J. Colbert, % sec1-e
National Permanent Building Assertion 500
parts original lots p and 3
Square If-Ida "a z- % the Washington Loan and
Trus- Company. 70 slClrc Equitable CO-oIeTatlFc
Building As1ociaIicn. s5o0C. lct g.
square 75o-Dennis F. Gleason et Tx 70 Frank
Reeside and John JOY E6sou. r. 70 seclTC
Harvey Murray. 500 wears, pr celL
quarterly. part lots = and 3
Square 5-MarTa7et M. 2, Liakins e VIZ, Geo-se
r. 70 Samuel 81. Brozius ard Wlllssza y,
LinEins. 70 secsrs Wallace Greeve. so. 5
years. per cent ssni-anlualiy. lots g and g.
Rcscryation II-George a. Prercst e ux- % Wilbur
E Nash and Gco-ge G. McEwea. 70 secuS +.
William Loetsch. SOC. yeas. Per cent.
scni-annually. lease Ct part lot p
Souare 6-3-Dcnnis c. shea ct ux- 20 Richard W.
and Ricaa-d X Tier and Charles q. War
den. 70 secure FloEa 3. CabeIl 500, 8 years.
per CENT seni-aunually. lot lG
Square 55l-Diuer B. Gron 20 William 4 +.
King and Harry :. Welch, 70 secure George
R. CoIheTe. S5ce, years. per cent, semi
annually. lOt Ia same 70 same. sa-38 debt
Iot 10
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

John B. Henderson. f.. son OF ex-sen-
ator John B. Henderson. OF Missouri was
yesterday elected director OF the Ma
tional Metropolitan Bank. 70 al a va
cancy IN the board.
washington Gas was the leader in the
trading yesterday on the local stock ex-
change. Upward OF $50 shares were sold
al prices ranging from TS5l 10 74k- Dur
ing the trading considerable excitement
prevailed, nearly all offerings OF the
stock being taken on the upward swing
OF prices
Other trading was fairly we'll distrib-
uted over the list and was small IL vol
ume without material change In prices.
The new rule covering bond sales au-
thOrized by the governing committee. went
intc eject yesterday. From now on
bonds viii be bought and sold subject 70
accrued interest, or bonds and interest"
as the expression is. The eject OF the
rule viii not appear largely in the quo
tations. the prices probably rising g 1T
lie toward the end or the dividend period.
when the interest is highest The plan
Is 70 facilitate transactions between brOk-
or and client rather than 10 affect quota
ton prices.
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Y. NJ. c. A. Discusses Laundry.

At a meeting Of the Bachelors Club
OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton last evening II the y. n c. A.
Building. the house committee decided TO
make II a rule that all resident mem
bers should give thei- laundry 10 one q
the city's prominent cleaners This step
was taken. not only because a reduced
rate would be thereby obtained. but for
sanitary reasons. The contract win prob
ably he awarded 10 the TOlman Steam
Laundry John r COhran. president OF
the Bachelors Club. and Harold c. Full
Ter, chairman OF the house committee.
conducted the meeting
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Ouotatscns furnished b ". B. HTbb. 4 c.
members q The Chicago Bo.ad ot r-ads. Hibas
Building. Is Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago, July L--Free deliveries q rev vksas AZ
Southwestern grain ccuters caused Wcakncss In the
r1arke. Ia the early trading Add.ticual bsllish
news was received from Arsentina. bet TIE farorabe
weather conditions for harvesting II TIE winter
wheat belt q tais country ofset al other faclorA
Sentiment n ne wheat p-t Was extremely bearlsh
and Irices declined steadily The bottom for July
was reached a. lis. The close was weak
Buying by shCrts held the c1yn market steady
despite the weakness Of wheat Demand vas largely
fer the July delivery.
he corn market became extremely weak toward
midday oTing 70 prott-tak-ns IN July. TIE close
was weak.
PruFizons we're Ag-n owing % g adrarcs z
live hoss. There was also sonse bcying based Oh &
decrease IN hos packing here foT ths weeE Pr5ces
AZ the opening were 70 Ia higher.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. July I-Quotations established by the
Baltimore Fruit and Produee Assooation are as
fellows:
BUTTER-CreaneTy. separator. Der H.. "a; inl-
trtiou ID gla2s. prints. Glib. per ID 26a2s; do.
lib. Der b. 2sa2s: biocks. 2-lb.. per b.. LAS
dairy prints. Maryland. PenusyEsna. and Virginia.
per D. BALI; Virginia and West Virginia. store
packed per ID, 1gk; Ohio. store-packed- per h.
ls1 nearby rolls per b. ls1s; Ohio rolls. per b..
lss Wcs. Virginia rolls per d., lsle.
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania. and nearby nrsts.
per doz. 2: Eastern shore. Maryland. and Virginia.
per doz. q Western hrsts. Per dcz.. =; West VIZ
giuia per doz q
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens. heavyweight per
b, IS sp-1Dg chickens. large. II lbs. and OTe,
Per b.. 2a24 do snail, Per b.. ga22; oueks, per
ID. IL: d. white Pekins. per ID, z; spring ducks.
pair. Is: do, cid. pcr pair, 2si E1i1eo fowls, cd.
Is each
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DEEDs oF TRUsT.

Square zzs-James F. Child et u. % Walter G
English and Charles F. Benismin. to secure
Mary A Watts 5000 on February l. lslo
5 per cent, semianuually. lot 3
TWining City-Heury Z. Dennison ct uI 20 K
Thomas Robinson and ErsEine Gordon 20 secure
John A. Baker. SSs555. 3 years per cent
scui-anDually l0t q block
Square 6zS-Annis Holohan. CT VIZ William J., to
Frank A. Harrison and John P. Ahern. 20 Sc
cure Michael A Ahcrn. $40, years pr
cent, LOT g.
Square s5a-Edward o. Whiccrd e. TX 70 H
Bradley Davidson and E. l. Schmidt. TO secure
United States Trust Company, SOC. years.
per cent. semi-aannally, lot a
Mount Pleasant-Louisa Y. wilkes 20 Rieeard =
Pairo and Herbert A. Gil. 70 secure 81. ".
Pair0. Sl2o0. years per cent, quarterly
lot S43. square 177. Same 70 George Helder-
80 sad Georgs ~ Gy05s, - soezTe HezzsaS
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, July 1.-Wheat to-day was easy; corn.
weak; oats. dull and easy; rye. nominal. and -four.
steady.
WHEAr-Spot contract. Ile, July, Ll9; August
lle7.; September Lisst; steamer. No. nd LEX
receipts, rs bushels; new Southern by sample.
L05al3; new Southern on grade. LI7saI %
CORN-Spot contract. 76: July. T6: receipts. s.5se
bushels
OATS-Stock 10 eleTators l55sl bushels: ship
ments from elevators SlG9 bushels. White No 2
6lasIE; do. No. ;. Sasl; do. No. T. 5sa5s; mixed
No 2 5easeas; do, No. , 5sa5s5z; do. No. 1.
RYE-Stock in elevators. sos bushels No. ?
Western ne. export 90 BAG lots. as 70 quality and
condition S5a90
FLOCR-Winter extra 5.5Oa5.7O; do. clear. soa
SIS; do. straight 67Oass5; do. patent. ToOa7 lO.
sp-ing clear. 5-2a555; do. straight 5sOa605; do.
patent 20; City NILS hest patent 40; a..
high-sIaoe patent. 40; do, high-g7nde straight
Il0i do. choice family. SIS; do, extra, AuoaSI
rye hour nediEa to choice. Se0ni.s5s coEn neal
per 100 Ibs.. LsoaLsa
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WASHINGTON CATTLE sIARKEr.

CATrLE-Extrz. Per eEt. a5OasOO; butcher. LOOa
$50; common. 20Ca3Oo.
HOGs-Per cWt. gross. LOaTsO; ordinary. per
ewt. toCass.
sREEP-Prins. clipped, LoosA50; common, clip
ped. aoca35o.
-4A4lBs-Choioe spring. pcr ID. sE medium
CALVES-PTine. per 10, n; medium. Z: con-
non. 5G6
COWs-P-ime. fresh each S5Oozssae: e0mnoa
E.09aSoo0- old and 6r5 lA00elsM
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members OF the New York Stock Exchange. HibSs
Building. rs Fifteenth street northwest
New YORK. July Cotton opened with first prices
5 % "A points higher. while nearly all the active
months made new high records for the season at a
net advance ot i5ai7 potntE after the call on an
active and excited demand
deavy realizing sales were weIl taken and prices
held 20 l6 points higher during the middle Of the
morning. with July relatively finn on covering and
ramors That large amOInt Of the local stock was
70 Be shipped 20 Liverpool
The market held vel until noon. but realizing
sales latev IN the day broke prices and the market
receded 10 the opening levels
Receipts AZ the ports were ZOO bales against
40 last week and sss7 last year. For the week.
5000 bales, against 5.55 last week and TBS last
year. Receipts at New Orleans Sere e2i bales.
against e6 last year
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. July Mooney on call AZ the stock
exchange to-day opened at Is per cent; high. Q:
loves IA: closing. per cent Most Of the
DAYS loans were made at IE per cent
lime money was readily obtainable. but the
demand continued light Rates: % rer cpT+ fcr
Sky days; 24 per cent for ulnety days- nj
eent for four and Eve months; y<as35 fo- sir
months; 81 FOR January maturity, and y5s& for
February.
The market for sterling continued n esse 70
Gay. rates declining ten points Rates for actual
business closed as follows: Sixty DAYS. s5s<a
1855; demand 4S795a4. .sse5; cables. 4ssg,al sss0
Commercial bills were 4s5 Tor ninety DAYS. and
4s52sas-S63s fo- sixty days. Flour, 4s: rrafn
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LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
Sales-Eegslar cal. y O'Clock noon:
Canital Traction % A. I98

Sales-Bezslar cal. y O'Clock noon:
Capital Traction. % a. ISs.
Washington Railway common y at AZ.
Washington Gas. IS at 7SE. . az ~, 70 at TsS
10 At 7S5, . al TsA. 3 at 7slz, 3 AZ TyA. . a.
W. 8 at T3ia 3 at 1874. at 7Slf. % at TSs
5 at T3% 25 at "a 3 at 7rs. at 7fA
National Bank Of Washington. al SD. 10 az 81
Firemen's Insurance. IO0 al ~ . at lsz.
Graphophone preferred, 70 at sos. az 35s-
After eall-Merge1thaler. az Z0.
Potousc Electric consolidated IS. 1900 at lo2it.
Capital Traction S. $500 al is
Washington Gas certificates. 500 at IL
Washington Railway ls SAO0o at s7s, sleo a. 81.
Following ara the bid and asked prices on yester.
days Washington Stock Exchange:
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YORK. July l--CATTLE-Recripts. 90 head ;
steady fer steers Bulls sold at s.5Ss3.75; Common
COWS. 201: dressed beef slow az si4al01s for conl-
mon 70 choice native sides
CALTTs-Roccipts. 40 head Veals sold al 55Ca
s2 Per 100 lhs culls. 45oa5.cc; butteT7nlks. 275a
AZ eitydressed veals slow az salziz per To-. coln-
tr-drcssed yeals az sail; dressed batternllks gas
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receipts $50 head.
Sheep sod az S.25a3.75i esls. 29ez275 lambs. S5oa
9lZsk
HOGs-Rscsipts. 800 head: steady. Reported
sales we're az s.l0as9o.
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Circuit Cour. No. 1.
IUsTICE BARNARD

No 99G53 Metropolitan surety Company u H0r-
ton. 3. e a. order hat action abate Attorneys.
Dongss Baker 4 shesriL-WeIls, Hoover & WelG.
Leckie Fulton & Cox and Charles Poe.
No. sa5B. Adams u Comnissi0ner q Patents
uotioa % cisruiss ogerrsled- Attorneys +. N
Philps-Rucnnan Tenant
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DAILY COURTRECORD.
Thursday, July 1, 1909
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. I.
rr~crrru nnpNAnn

D@----h&@A-E.
In rs Qunacyl Madeline Spag1ardi; report 2ti-
aed and ecnnitcee discEarssd
No. 2s2sA Bzbbington "a OTBren e al; Gu-
ditors report confirmed. Attorneys. d. ".
O'Donoghue-C. J. Murphy and ". P. Plunley-
No. 2555 Hauiss Harris e al seterence 70
aUditor. Attorneys. p. T. M&rShal and krcd No
Keel Z. Padgett
No 8slI Corcuan e al " C0ooraDs slls
finally ratified and reference 70 auditor. Attor-
neys. Hamilton 4 CoIbert-Edmund Brady
No. &E. IN re Harrison Wagner order IN
structing trustee Attorneys. r. z Doan and Z. 7.
Cclloday.
No. ZTE. strothsr vs strother: role returnahle
July 8. Attorneys, Thomas WGlk--T. l. Jones
and II T. Clinkscalea-
No Ig6 Thornton Ct al TA P0WeI5 et A.
sale finally eonfrned- ArrnTney. J. P. EEne5t
No G5l0 BOCsch BOtsCh c. al; order GD-
pointing trustee; bond, 900. ACtOrnsys ". e.
Johuston-H A. HeiunusIler. r r Perry & SoC-
J. r. Weyriek and " y. Derris-
No $50. Title Guaranty and Security Company
vs.. March Ct al restraining order. AttoEnsJ,
Philip Walker.
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His Theorrs

From the Chicago News.
Mrs. Diggs-I wonder what makes
mems trousers bag at the knees as they
dO2
Diggs-Wen. my dear. I don't know OF
anything that win make them bag al
the kRees quicker than wearins them.
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No 81 IN re Edgar Il. Becke-: reference 70
sIzuiner and directing examination. &c
No. SIS Iure Charles q. Ieo5ttrs. ac-1ticat1on
and reference
No. G7. In 70 Phuip Bsrnzn; ane
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EQUITY Suits.

No ZsSg2 TIE Guara-ty ard Surety Company
IS. John ". Monarch e a.; Injunction AID re-
ociTer. Attorney, Phil-p Walker.
No 2642 William = Brown rs. Sarlh J. Brown
e. a. divorce. Attorney. A SMe-E
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Dissrfct court.

JUSTICE BARNARD
No 8L United states IS Two and 0ne-ha1
EroGs p0ckAz1s q Mahenan tablets order ez-
tending tine for 1ling rculn.
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nWwUtH

No. 5I77Z Mas-sa McLaughlin CaDltl
Traction COMPANY. damages. $1,000. Attorney. J..
l. smith
No. BIB GecrSe r. Ornsby IS. Washington
TINES Company; damages. $500 Attorney. c. +.
C.~Ersh-
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Admiralty suif.

No. So John ". Byrd vs. Cargo oocsisting q.
cor5 wood of the Schooner Urbaua e al Ibel
Ss55 ArD-neys. A. = Nsznye- and Z Z
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While you think o. II. selephone your
Want Ad. 20 The washington Herald.
and bin VIII be sent you az cent q word
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CURB MARKET.

ouotatsCas furnished b. ". B. Hibhs & Co.
members Of the New YORK STOCK Exchange. Hibbs
Buldlng. 3 FLlLeenth sLrest no-thWesi-
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouotations furnished b W 3. Hfbbs 4 90.
msmbers Of the New York Stock Exchanes h'Du-
Building. ~ Fifteenth street northwest
CALL aIONEY-SALES By HOUhSt
Money! o., IJS; H., ~ l., 1s4y Clg :.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. July Following are the sales and
quotations on the most active securities listed On
the Baltinors Stock Exchange:
SALES
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BANK STATEMENTS.

REPORT or THE CONDITION
OF TEE
American Security and Trust CO.,
A. WlshinEto1- IN the District o. Columbia, a. IL
cioss o. bcsl-ess guce , lso9.
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MONEY AT 5 PEE CENT
Loaned on ID. c. Real EstS.e.
aETSEELL a. McLERAEs
I90. = af-
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
Made az Lowest Rates o. Interest.
Y. H. WALKER, 729 10Th ST. NV
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-19

walked to his dressing room unassisted
with the air of one who has deservedly
won fame and honor.
While Fahy was covering the two
laps he was behind Jackson, Kaoo
spurted and passed Hayes but it did
not last and the good old Waiaiua
horse dropped to walk and came IN
exactly four minutes after the plucky
little Conney.
After Charlie finished the crowd mel
ted away and there was wearisome
wait while the others of the eleven
prize winners finished Five men had
come in and there were five prizes left
with six men on the field. Mr.. Scully
stated that the would extend the prize
list to the eleventh man so that they
would not all have to finish. There was
something of race to see who should
come in sixth as the man in this place
would receive a larger prize, but How
ard Grace beat Joe Honan to it and
then the race was called off.
It was, without doubt, one of the
greatest sport events ever held In Ho-
nolulu and the management deserves
great credit for the way it was run.
Everybody enjoyed the race and the
crowds on the bleachers sat there for
four hours and more without sign of
ennui. This Marathon was good.
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lap of the fourteentt. mile, Scharsch
and Downey, who had taken advan-
tage of Jackson's temporary rest, were
both completing the first lap of the
fifteenth mile, with elbows touching.
Then Scffarsch put on some pace and
left Downey, gaining a whole lap be-
fore the sixteenth mile was recorded
on his board.
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s :2SP0RTS1Eg,. 5 -; 3
JACKSON AGAIN WINS MARATHON RACE
MARATHON PRIZES.

Mr.. Scully states that if the
following viii call at E.>O. Hall
& Son s store tomorrow after
noon after two clock and APP
ply to Mr.. Harvey they will re-
eeive checks for the amounts OPP
posite their names: Nigel Jack
son, 800; Dial Fahy, $50; Con-
ney Hayes, $25; Antoine Kaoo,
$40; C. X. Charlie, $40; How
ard Grace, $40; Joe Honan, So;
H. E. Diehl, So; John Kepa, so;
George Kanoa. SIS, and Hooulu
Mana Kaai Kuoha, So.
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Hans Froeleher viii come to Homo
lulu with Pete Baron in the near flu
ture and he issues challenger to any
wrestler on the Islands, catch-as- catch
can. best two out of three falls. He
will probably be here during the early
part of Nav.
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In the first of the series of three
games to be played for the champion
ship of the Atkinson league yesterday
afternoon at Aala park. the Kewalos
whitewashed the Marines by a score of
| TO 0,
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The Last Two Miles.

Jackson s last two miles were made
in close company with Fahy and. as
the former came towards the stretch
of the finish of the race he shook hands
with his competitor, wished him luck
and sprinted for the finishing line. It
was great victory and a popular vie
tory. The crowd rose up and cheered
till everybody was hoarse and Jackson
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Jackson Wakes Up.

Nigel walked back onto the track
with a sorrowful look in his eye and
then suddenly grinned as Dial Fahv
wandered by him. To the joy of the
spectators he spurted for a quarter of
a mile and left Fahy way behind The
appreciation of the bleaehers could be
heard for many miles.
With Jackson completing the fourth